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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-07-21

Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Randolph, Tuesday, July 10, a
daughter.
Mrs. J. M. Clements is at home
after a visit in the country and
Jim now wears Roosevelt smile.
Mrs. E. E. Sheriff., accompanied
by Mr.. Sherrill's mother, re-
turned to her home in Dalhart,
Te&as Tuesday.
An Englewood boy has invent
ed an airship but Meade is the
home of one of the most daring
aeronants on the road.
1886 acres of land will be sold
at auction at ElReno, Oklahoma
on November IS. This land is
said to be the most valuable land
ever offered for sale by the
government. 1t will be sold in
tracts not exceeding eighty
acres each to persons qualified
to make homestead entry. One
fifth of the purchase price and
usual homestead fees must be
paid on day of sale and balance
in six equal annual payments.
New wheat is coming in and
the grain men are busy. The
price Tuesday was 80 to 80.
Most of the grain is testing well.
Several loads came in from Bea-
yer county Tuesday. There
will be a large amount of grain
marketed here from that country
which has formerly gone else
where, if the road at H. Bor-
chers' is fixed. Farmers say it
is hard pull now, and when the
travel increases will be impass-
able. The Commercial Club
should take action at once, and
no doubt will at the meeting
Thursday night.
JdIuCS 10y uS, VIII udS UCSh
with The News the past year, has
resigned his position to take a
place in the post Office. After a
thorough trial James was con-
WINGED that the life of a printer
was too strenuous and the work
too light for his sturdy build and
concluded to disengage himself
before the bug" got too firmly
EMBEDDED in his system. James
was a most faithful employee.
Absolutely honest, reliable, and
am bitious to please, he made rap
id progress in the printing art,
and the Management was loath to
part with him. He will make
good in his new position, will be
a valuable assistant to Mr..
Stamper and will treat the pat
rons of the Office courteously and
extend any accommodation pos
sible.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-07-21

Mrs. w. C. Osgood returned
to Pratt Wednesday, evening.
FEE. Byrns is assisting in the
office of A. T. Bodle Jr., this
week.
Moses Black and Rev. E. H.
Sperow attended the Sunday
school convention at Fowler last
Tuesday.
w. H. Walter is seriously i'll
at his home in this city. He has
been under the care of DIR. Fee
for the past week. His many
friends hope for his early recov-
cry.
Mrs. Lucy R. Allen. accom-
panied by her granddaughter,
Alice and Teena Allen and
Lydia Barker, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gray, at May,
Oklahoma.
Miss Grace Fullington is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. r. Rey-
nolds. She has been attending
the Ohio State University at
Columbus, Ohio. Mr.. Reynolds
expects his mother to arrive
next week for visit.
Guy Rogers came in from Ell
Dorado, Kansas, the latter part
of last week and has accepted a
position on The News. Mr..
Rogers learned his trade in the
same Office and unde:-- the same
I employer as the writer and will
have no trouble in making good,
He is a band man and has taken
mem bership in Won Prosky's
Band.
Won Prosky's Band gave anoth-
er delightful concert Friday
evening. The big flag presented
to the band by Tom Johnston
was flung to the breeze for the
first time and the flag staff was
decorated with clusters of cleo
trio lights. These concerts are
very enjoyable affairs and are
drawing good crowds. The sac
red music was a very pleasing
feature. The band is certainly
all to the good.
Thursday evening is regular
meeting night of the Commercial
Club. At this meeting the fair
proposition will be up for further
consideration, and a report will
be made by the committee. This
{ is one thing which Meade must
have. We cannot afford to pass
it up. Whether you are a men,
Der of the club or not you should
lend your assistance to this, the
best thing Meade could do to adj
vance the interests of the town
and county.
Robert, the 12-year old son OF
James Smith, owner of the
Meade Steam Laundry, had what
might have proved to be a serious
accident last Monday morning
He sad gone to the barn to TURF
the horse out. 1t seems that the
: horse did not hear him approach
ing and being startled kicked
, backward, striking Robert 4
: severe blow just above the knee
DR.. Fee was Immediately called
to attend to the wound. At this
time Robert is getting along
nicely.
, F. W. Martin, of Larned
Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Missionary, and E. H
:. Jones, Garden City, of the Amer
: lean Sunday School Union, spen
: Monday night in Meade, en-rout,
to Fowler to attend the County
! Sunday school convention. The
= gentlemen, in company will
, State Secretary J. H. Engle arr
touring the counties of Haskell
: Grant, Seward, Stevens, anC
Stanton, attending the conven
!, tons. Mr.. Jones made this offic,
n a short call and says the conven
: ton at Liberal was one of tn,
: most enjoyable and enthusiast,
n he has attended. They ar
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-07-21
Normal begins Monday.

Normal begins Monday.
Ifyou have company phone The
News.
R. f. Chaplin was Fowler visi-
tor Tuesday.
H. A. Busing was up from
Miles Monday.
J.F. Conrad was a. Meade Wis
itor Saturday.
R. ]. Goddard was over from
Ingalls, Monday.
Mr.. Roach, of Englewood, was
in Meade Monday.
Commercial Club meeting
Thursday evening.
Henry Burford started his
steam pillow Monday.
Dudley Hall, of Minneola was
a Meade visitor Monday.
A. L. Edison of Liberal was
Meade visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Hans Erickson IS visiting
relatives in May, |Oklahoma.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Haver, Tuesday July, 10, son.
Herbert Conger of the Globe
force spent Tuesday in Fowler.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. David
King, Friday, July Is, a daugh-
ter.
- Mrs. Frank w. Curl attended
the Sunday School convention at
Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Keown
were Liberal visitors the first Of
the week.
County commissioner VIM
Jobling was down from Fowler
Monday.
The band will furnish music
for the Sunday School picnic
Thursday.
The pews for the new Catholic
church have arrived and are be
ing placed.
H. B. Buis, manager of the
BX Bar ranch was in Meade the
first of the week.
Miss Mildred Payne, OF Hutch
inson. is spending this weel
with Miss Lucille Twist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sumptel
and little son were the guests o
Ira Scott and family Sunday.
Miss Laura Mackey, of Nye
spent the first part of the weel
with Miss Mildred Johnston.
The Southern Hotel has qui
serving meals and will run as ;
tooming-house only IN the future
S. N. Jared, formerly of this
place. came in from Webb City
Mo-, this week for a months Wis
it.
Prof. John VonProskv, c. H
Burford, and R. NJ. Painter
made trip to Dodge City, Sun
day.
Postmaster J. l. Stamper ant
family and Frank Truax wen
to Garden CITY the first of tn
week in the White Steamer.
Earl Woods. Louie Flesh, Ro
Haines, and Miss lone Haine
came down from Fowler Monda
evening to attend the dance.
Dan Mensiuger and a Mr.
Herring of Pratt were sight-see
ing in the Artesian valley Sur
day. Sam Ellis piloted them.
L. F. Schumacher returne,
the last of last week from Gar
den City, where he attended
Real Estate Dealers Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell left las
Tuesday for their home in lola
Kansas. Mrs. Russell has bee
visiting at the home of her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mar
shall, while Mr.. Russell has bee
here for the past two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

VOTES FOR WOMEN

also be- made for q from the stand.
point OF cNpedicncy Il has been
proved not only that woman suf'
TRACE has no bad results, but that
Il has certain definite good re-
suits.
N gives women a position OF In
creased dignity and influence.
Leads 60 improvements
In laws Takes our
schools out Of politics
Broadcus women and leads them To
take more intelligent interest Ia
public affairs, Woman
suffrage makes IL easier 60 secure
liberal appropriations for cduca'
tlunal aud humanitarian purposes.
Il raises the average OF
honesty among electors
And last but by NO means least It
binds the family more closely to.
gothcr
THE WEAPON OF CIVILIZED
WARFARE rs the BALLOT
ADOPT ~. OH. YOU woMENi"
This great mind, which retained
It's full Vigor until death al the age
Of 81 years, we are proud 20 herald
as a leader, whose inspiration shall
spur us on In the great fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE FoR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Florence Nightingale has just
passed away, AZ the age Of 30. Miss
Nightingale Was life long Rdyo-
cate 81 the ballot for women. IN
answer 10 letter OF inquiry. she
wrote
You ask my reason for beliey.
ing In womenp suffrage. II seems
10 me almost selfevident. an axiom.
that every householder and tar
payer ought 10 have a voice In the
expenditure 81 the money We pay
including. as this does. intereats
The most vital to a human being
Ia the Ereai woman suffrage pro
crsHlonn ia London u has been the
custom for the trained nurses In
their official uniform 20 march un.
der a banner bearing Florence
Nigbiingaie'a portrait. and that
section Of the procession IL greet.
90 wlih hearty cheers all along
ihs route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
nY MS. 80. A. sMlrA.

There lies ia Boston today the
body OF Julia Ward Howe. whose
soul has taken ripht 90 that coun.
try where an are equal her spirit
will remain among the daughters Of
earth Tor axes TO come. TO inspire
aud bless them In their battle FOR
political and social equality
This great woman. whose life
was devoted go the emancipation OF
woman. was rewarded In her
GROWING years hy the freedom Of
four states Wyoming. Colorado
Utah and Idaho and the promise
of success In Washington. South
Dakota. Oklahoma and Oregon.
Even this last year OF her NE
she iOurueyod 20 the state house
10 plead the cause of women and
children. Ia April. 1909. Julia
Ward Howe wrote q yirile con.
vincing argument for woman suf.
frage Ia The Outlook which has
converted thousands Of men The
fundamental argument for woman
suffrage o. course is It's Justice"
wrote Mrs Howe. "and this would
be enough were there no other.
"nut a powerful argument can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
CYNTHIA Grcys
(orreoPondeny

Dear Miss Grey What will re.
move grease and dirt from a green
Brussels carpet used In the ktch.
ene VIII ammonia and Fels Nap
tina SOAP remove same without IN.
Turing the color OF the carpet
Also give receipt for mnyonnaisc
dressing TIDY
A snds OF ammonia. soap and
water, as you suggest, ought not
To lnjure the color
Mayonuaise Dressing
A few grains OF cayenne or pap
rika. tablespoonfuis Of lemon
Juice. one-half a teaspoontal Of
salt, 2 tablespooufuls OF vinegar,
the yolks Of 2 raw eggs, pint OF
olive oil II desired. teaspoouiul
Of powdered sugar, and oue-hali
teaspoonful OF mustard
MIX the salt and paprika and
add the yolks Of eggs. which should
be fresh; beat until The yolks are
well thlckened. then gradually
beat In the lemon juice and vine
gar. Put a Dover egg beater In the
mixture and beat Ia the oil a tea
spoonful az a time; beat thorough
~ between each addition Of oil
Add more seasoning u needed. GOV
er with an cartheu dish, and let
stand ia a cool place until time OF
serving. II sugar. one or both be
desired. add 20 the salt and pepper
Dear Miss Grey - What viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
How to Break Up
a Severe Cold in
Just a Few Hour,

II is o positive fact fbs,
OF Fapc.H Cold Compound ,' qo,s
every two hours until tire. ava
HecuiiYc doaea are taken vn 90.
Grippe 0r break up me ~. '9fs
we're cold, either ia The hesA ~
back aiomach VT Limbs eDssl
You distlncfiy feel ho
breaking and go the dlsav,,,s'e..a
grippe symptoms leaving afa. a \,
very first dose u promfsis "
mo most miserable headaebe ~, S
falEia pains dullneas. bead W .
nose stuffed W. fcyer1shnese s,, aAs
Ing sore throat running ~ '. \.
nose mucous catarrhal discbs..ls
soreh'ha. stiffness and rhe5ms,'.
tWiuFcH. ''a''s
rapo's Cold COMPOUND IA ire
suit ~ three years rcsearch -
cost ~ more than nnv tba.s'.
dollars. and contains no ogls,sa
which We have cOuciuslvely De-
Hifated De- not effective Ia The -.
mcnt ~ colds or grippe
Take this harmless Compound :.
directed with the knowledge ~.
there Co. no other medicine me- 80.
anywhere else ~ the world wl1ss
viii cure your cold Or end Griss-
misery as promptly and wlihor.
any other assistance or lad sf,s,'
effects a8 q 25-ceut package 4,
Pape's Cold Compound. which an
druggist IN the world can supply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
nYnIA,s loVF-soNo.

az BuiWer LYttonl
The wind and the beam loved The
rose.
And the rose loved one:
For who rocks The wind where e
hlowwf
or loves not the SUM-
None knew whence the humble
wind stole
Poor sport Of the skies
None drcamt that the wind had a
soul
In It's mournful sighs,
O. happy BEAM hos eaaat thou
prove
That bright love % thine2
In tbs light Is the pruof ~ love,
Thou hast but to ahiue'
How Us love can the wind reveal
uuwelcomg lts siKhs
Mute mute 10 SIS rose let il steal
its proof is-t0 die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
YOUR UPSET. SOUR, Classy STOMACH
is RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES

Every family here ought 10 keep
some Dapepsin In the house, az
any one o. you may have an attack
OF Indigestion or Stomach trouble
at any time. day or night
This harmless preparation viii
digest anything y0u eat and over.
come a distressed out-of-ordor
stomach FIVE minutes afterwards
II your meals don't tempt you or
what little you DO eat seems 20 fll
you. or lays ike a lump % lead In
your stomach. or II yen have heart.
burn. that Il sign 30 Indigestion
Ask your Pharmacist for a 5ocent
case Of pape's Dlapepsin and take
a little Just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings. no
belching Of undigssfed food mixed
with acid. no stomach gas or heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

icllisd apple b. very dainty doa
asrt Pare The apples and boil them
IN water 90 which q Httle sugar has
beou added n0il them until they
are tender. but do not ailow them
10 fall 10 pieces Make the lemon
jelly after the directions given on
the package % Eclatiuo. place the
apples Ia a cup or 0thcf suitable
small mould and pour the lennon
Jelly over u Set aside 90 cool
Turn from the cup and serve with
sugar and rich cream. The apple
ia clearly seen through the Jelly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

burn. fallness or heavy feeling In
the stomach. Nausea. Dgbillth'iug
Headaches Dizziness og intestinal
gripping This will all so. and be-.
sides. there wiil b. 30 sour food
left over Ia the stomach Go poison
your breath with uauseous odurs
Papes Dlapepsln Is certain cure
for out oforder stomachs because
it prevents fermentation and takes
bold of your food aad dlgesta "
just the same az u your stomach
wasn't there
Relief in five minutes from ali
stomach misery is ~ any drug
store. waiting for you
These large 50-ccnf cases contain
more than sufficient to cure almost
ans chronic case on Dyspepsia In
digestion or any other stomach
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
Rrmnar, Jelly

One pint ~ iuicvH irft from can
ming peaches and pluma fairly
sweet The pariuKs from pan 81
apples and a dozen pairs. Htewed
to water enough % keep frum
acurchiug. and strain through
choose cloth Heat the otheF
Juices. strain. add o. the apple
Juice When boiled stir In ? cups
% sugar. boil until Il tests a good
Jelly IL has a flavor that IA rich
aud fruity The only expense Il
The cost % sugar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
oaks wnhou. eau o. aut.st

Cake Wl,hou, Ea1 or Butter.
One pound OF fat pork chopped
fine OF ground. three cups boiling
water poured over the pork five
cups dark brown sugar. one pound
currauts. one pound raiHins. 10
cents worth Of ciyrun. nuts 10 de-.
sired two teaspooufuin ground cin.
uam0n. one nutmeg. two teaspoon.
fulH aliHpice. nine cups flour. two
teaspounfuls % soda Bake one and
one half hours IN q very slow oven
This o. a fine white cake. With.
out eggs or butter; One cup white
sugar. nue.thlTd cup ~ shoFteulue.
one cup sweet milk three cups
powder. beas thoroughly to make
ilghi and flavor
Chocolate icing without eEEH
Two cups sugar. brown preferred
enough water Ca dissolve. add two
teaapoonfuis 10 cocoa. boil until it
threads ffom aponu. beat antil
thick and spread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

make the cyelashes hiackG What
will make them grow y A L. &.
Nothing Other questions an
swerCd previously
Dear Miss Grcy-lf a young
lady receives an invitation 60 q
wedding reception. is e customary
10 be accompanied by youns gen
tlcman. even II he does not re
ccivc an Invitations T. X p
By no means should one attend
wedding reception without an
invitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

One % the beat salads ever ate
Was made Of minced boiled carrots
and parsley. Wigh mayonnHiae
dreaalnE A scent bunch uf car
rots wlil make enough salad for s
people. II not more. and the water
In which they are boiled may be-
used for soup
The tlrclcAs cooker readers the
cheapest cuts Of meat dniieioualy
tender and appe,lEluK. and IL In
valuable aa an aid 20 economy. mot
only In saving fuel. bat 10 reducing
lhn meat hIll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
We ARE sriIL

selling our Wall Paper A. reduced
pricee n you are going 20 neuf
any paper aoon. cali on va and saw
money
FEDERAL PAINT AND WALL
PAPER co.
1874 First Az. Near University ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

Cut ? pounds veal into small
pieces, add pints water. ! Sliced
onion. salt and pepper. and let boil
hour. then add sliced potato aud
put In dumpiiugs Remove dunn.
plings ana meat. add a little butter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
ODDITIES in The NEWS
FROM EVERYWHERE
DON'T WASTE TEARS" -sUICIDE

hartford. Conn. oct 10
Don't waste your tears ou me, "
anocred Martha Chalnold. the a.
yearold daughter OF Henry - chat
field. 10 her friend. Miss Helen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

Smith. In her room al the Young
Women's Christian Association. 10
this city. aud before she could be-
prevented, swallowed the contents
~ n two-ouuce bottle of carbOlic
acid. She died few minutes later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
cor RosEBUsH WHEN biz HIT PIPE

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn. oct
When Harold spcrry. tcle.
phone man. bored "a hole in the
wall Of a Wostport house this after
noon. be accidentally penetrated a
lead water pipe inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
RISES FROM CLERK TO PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, t8.The lCawei the bank cer
Exchange In
president cashier president.
benjamin Citizens who died pres
Thursday. Twenty years Mr. In Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
JAIL AROUND
THE HOr1E
BY Cynthia Grey

Macaronl or rice. after being
cooked, II put into colander.
rinaed Ia cold wator. VIII not stick
together ia a solid mass. as " Ia ln.
clined 10 do The rice can be put
into the oven for "a moment after.
wards to rehoat t.
When buttons are removed from
q dress for future use they should
H. loosely strung on a thread be-
fore being put In the button box
This 10 time saver. and keeps the
buttons from getting lost Or aepa.
rated,
When a whiak broom becomes
thin and shabby soak the ends OF
the straw IN water and cut the thin
ends of straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

There was guah ~ water that
hurled him from the ladder ~ the
ground. no feet below. spcuy
landed In the top u a great rose
bush. from which be was pulled
sound Of limb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
NO REAL MEN IN SIGHT. GIRL SAYS

AUSTIN b. Ind viii I cali
a
Lillian Is
Allen MNyie ~ j. 20 Governor real have the
Campbell 4 Northern girl. 10 write"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
MAN DIES IN GRIEF FOR DOG

w1NsfED Conn. te-Allen killed In
Decker a. dropped dead IN the when stricken
South
day Afternoon seeing his bird killed him the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
SUPPOSED SUICIDE WALKED IN

UPPER BANDusKY o. Oct 10 today when Mr
Mrs James Hremmer
telegram that her husband had
ited suicide at Kansas City suicide originated
preparing TO leave city mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
TNES@0V}01l


A lit,lc minced sweet green or
rcd pepper added Ia the cfoqueItea.
hash OF morning dlah Of eggs.
whether poaehed. scrambled OF
served as an omclct. viii prove q
tasty change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19
AT So MAN BEGINS LONG TERM

NEW YORK. Oct ls--Johu der Of Peter Parat. who
hoyidcre years September
labor Ia prison for the muir lie 81 old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

Tor bis family. which Is said 20 be
on the verge ~ starvation.
II was found today that the pria.
0ner had collected a bundle Of eat
ableB which he was trying 10 have
taken 10 his Nlfo and five children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-19

tNF aFfpN OF thT Norm. but because
% the temporary disorder this Bush
watAer hands, element thrivrd on
the pupuiars bY ratdtnN and plunds
crlue the people white the great
forces % ihe NORTH and South bat
tied fos supremacy g enforce wha,
thoY thought we're their Ria
Bnsh~a~kisM nanat psptists
ros will notice cheap dentists
advertisements which are copied
from my writings. and articles on
thn State Dental combine and
want u understood that have con
Quoted this Dental War against the
combine unHaHlafed save for such
friends. and The testimony 81 the
most respected dentists In Seattle
ana TaComs. Co whom ! am truly
grateful DO not be deceived and
lnE dontai parior that imposes on
@kivsSisr psnti.t9y 1yi,ailssd
AT" Masiiary Dentistry. OF a
own minds for the purpose % copy
ing my writing and FOR fake adver-
tiHiuG. on the strength Of the work
] have been doing for the past eight
years any 40 not associate this
class ~ dental factories with me
Any wouid-ho dentist who is 90 void
~ Hoif-renpect 30 low bred and
possessed 81 such sneakinR gall as
Co COPY and print the writings 81
another man. and IN the Same news
paper. r. surely beneath contempt.
and ts an ignorant object % pity,
whose dishonesty 10 only exceeded
by bis profound deRsneracy and
gal. man who does not possess
Intelligence enough 10 write and
copying the writings Of others.
could hardly be expected 90 develop
sufficient intellect to become a real
dentist. u requires intellect and IN
teErity 60 become an accomplished
honest dentist DO such men as ]
refer 20 possess either intellectH,
integrity or honestly
Washington Dental War a Reality.
Some fake dentists would make
cheap advertising for themselves.
because I have been conducting a
battle against the dental combine
cost me thousands OF dollars IN
lawyers fees. printing briefs. court
costs. publishing and the like, and
90 be sure I had TO earn this money
20 win the fight. and ~ order 10
earn the money ! lowered my prices
20 lust oue-half what the combine
dentists charge, but ! have kept tho
quality Of my work up 90 the nigh
est standard and because OF this
fact ! require eleven dentists. spec
ialistH IN each branch OF the dental
scienoe, then I require four ladies.
and two assistants. for the doctors.
and ! devote al q my time. 20 max
Ing free examinations OF ell mouths
before ana after the work IN done
This is why ! can guarantee all my
work. Call and allow rue 20 give
you a price on your dental work.
then have your dental work done
I ny any dentist you wish 20 GO 20.
but dontal factory that steals my
| writings VIII steal your money. II
they got q chance.
Bsware of Imitators.
a man by tho name or j Brown
has opened a dental office on the
corner Of First and Cherry Stroota.
l Just across the street from my office,
80 be sure that you come Go 7ia
First Avenue. Union Block. over
l.. " Butor'H iowelry store, ! keep
1 open evenings until eight, and sun
| days until four, for people who
| work.