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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-12-21
or Interest to Oc0ncc People.
(Anderson Intelligcncer, 10th

tAnderson Intelligcncer, 16th.)
Rev. w. S. Porter, of Summerton,
has accepted call extended him
q short time ago by the Roberts,
Townville and Mount Zion Presbytc-
rian churches, and will take up the
work there about the first OF Janu-
ary He has just written an accept
ance to r. B. Black. Rev. Porter will
make his home at Townville.
Miss Onie Wilson died at her home
at the Brogon Mills village Tuesday
after brief illness. The body was
taken to Walhallu, and the funeral
and intermcnt held at Pleasant
Ridge, eight miles north Of that
place. Miss Wilson was an excellent
young woman, and was held in the
highest esteem by all who knew her
f. T.. Mitchell, who has for some
fimc been living in Broadway town
ship, Is this week movng to West
minister, whore he has bought farm
Wish him we'll, but he is making a
great mistake In leaving Anderson
county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-12-21

Woman loves clear, rosy com.
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters pu.
rifles the blood, clears the skin, re.
stores ruddy, sound health.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
lChe
~ ogb

-LECTRICS popular fad the
III
l. instructions the responsibility Of
guiding friends through the crowded
the shopping district.
Mills through
during last months.
Within short Mrs Dixwel Hewitt will be hrns
machine upholstered shade of
An order has been placed for Mrs Frank Deerng who generally
probable will be finished in these
F. serviceable
of colo Rhoda Pickering often .
n darkb
hat S
tbeulor an AYERS sion to o -
by
upholstery and
sam
Brown the chosen by Mrs Frederick Hope Beaver
blue Mrs Charles
automobiles
ldEing basket body.
color
Mrs in
orally richly gowne in black and the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

May Jorden TO Robert: H. Krebs and wife.
lot IN T line of Capp street: 260. of Twenty
third . by 1926; $40.
Alpbonzo Harrington and wife to Lars A: X.
larsen and wife. LOT in y line Of Fourth avenue,
75 OF Hugo street. \ 25 by ". 95;. Sl0.'
john Rench 70 Afphonzo Harrington lot in "
iine OF First avenue. go $ Of Hugo street. s 25
Albert H. Taylor et al. trustees. Of Albert T..
Taylor. minor. TO Frank Smith. lot in W. line
Of Twenty sixth avenue. l5o Of Lake street,
s 50 by " l20; $1,000.
W o. Miles and wife to Prank o.. Carlson.
lot IN S line of Minerva street. 1915 p Of Ply
Frederick Arnold and wife TO. Frederick G.
Davis. lots Ie and H. block g.. Flint tract
Rivers Brothers to Joseph A. vandecasfeele.
lot 6. block :. Columbia heights tract: $40
n A. Gunst 70 Mary T.. Heyfrcn. lot in E
line Of Twenty fifth avenue, It's S Of Point
Isohos. 5 p by + l20. So
Willie W. de Lano and wife to Frank NJ de
iauo. half of lot IN SW line Of Spear street,
1876 NV of Mission. NV 22:1I by SW 157 g;
Caterlns Dondero to C. B. Dondero. lot at
-SN corner Of Powell and Greenwich streets. s
. by w TO- and three other pieces: $40:
Real Estate and Development company "a
Peter 'Msyerle. lot in line OF Arkansas street.
80 5 Of Eighteenth. 25 by 100; grant.
-JeSeph Scott to c. V. Schneider ct al. lot al
Sc corner Of Army and Douglass streets. ia
dy y so. grant
Adele Adelsdorfer to Lewis Adelsdorfer lot
IN line OF Sacramento street. 1876 W OF
Locust. " 25 by \ 1876; SO.
Henrietta C. Knight and wife to May o'Neill.
lot in SN line of Spear street. 1884 NV Of
Folsom. NV $50 by Sw 1916: $40.
Andrew Penazzio 10 Edvige Fernando, lots %
aud 2S. block y. Silver terrace; $40.
william j. Kuss TO Henry II. Simpson, lot in
Z line Of Thirty fourth avenue, 100 of / street,
80 by + 120. SO.
claus Henricksou to Christina F. Henrickson
lot IN s line OF Greenwich street, 1876 W OF
Octaxia, " PIG by s SO; gift
Elias J. Baldwin deceased. by executorl Ia
Catherine AcCanerty-. lot in line of Oak
street, Is2:o w Of Webster, W by 1876;
5000.
The San francisco national bank TO the Bank
II California association. lot at NV corner OF
California and Leidesdor6 streets, W So by
X g75G: SO.
Edith l. Lennon to James E. Lennon. lot al
NV corner Of Liberty and Guerrero streets. W
100 by \ 5z;s SO
Arthur Stuart Cooley 70 May L. Cooley. LOT
in 5 line of B street S2.6 W of Thirty-eighth
avenue " 80 by S 100; gift
Mary z. Daniel to Duncan Mcqueen and wife.
Iot D. block 81. Stanford heights; $40.
Arthur r. Opp and wife to William A. Upp.
lot at NY corner Of Tenth and Point Lobos ave
nses " 57s8 by \ 100: $40.
Thomas Murphy 10 Catherine A. Murphy. lot
in W line of Tweniietb avenue. 100 S Of L
street % by II 10. and three other pieces;
gift
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Anna Hern to f. c. Knapp. one eighth :of lot
le line of Eleventh avenue. go S of j street,
Adafph F. Hagemsnn and r.. Cords .Jr. agents
for heirs of C1ais Mangels. deceased 10 civ
eng st,n county; Of, San Francisco. lot III Ramona
lores, so by S 500: SiO
RiEers Brothers to Annie eallen, lots 35. Sc
ana r.. 81. block :; Lakeview; SO.
OF lot in line of NcAllister street 100 z of
oetaria. F. % by 1915 and half Of one @ other Il r
Bridget Harrison to. David Harrison. lot in
= >" Iine OF Il TbiEtieth avenue. South, 80 NV Of
Emile Fevrier to Martha A: Camerden Fevrier
adero; 2 % by S 100: gift.
christopher. M2ngels and wife to Ffedericka
FOX. lot st corper OF Twenty-ffth avenue and
Z, Z street. t6e. 5 200 100, 100. W 1876. 100.
.Felton Taylor to Claus Lindberg. lot in s line
of valley street. $50 E Of Diamond, E a5 by S
william &C. ficrbsft 70 Annie " uorsox. -.
ct NE corner of Seventeenth and Dolores streets,
\ 3I;G by 5s:e; gift,
Sol Getz- & sous to Anlandq Z. Parkinson. lot
avenue. W % by. y 100; $40.
August Kruse TO Minnie Kruse lot in line
Of Of fremont avenue 19e of Frederick street,
Alfred E. sbarboro and wife to Ermeuer,,do
do Necehio, lot In line Of Hayes street q
" " OF Lagnna BIG. y 40. 25. S As, E
Jacob Heyman company to Eugene ]. Dalev.
lot IN NV line Of Edinburgh street. 90 Sw Of
Peru avenue. SW % by NV 100; $40.
Rosa Couch TO Peter F. and Emile Ferr,ri
lot in w line OF Guerrero street. 2o3:e : OF
Sixteenth street, IS. W io5 sac "
Emile E. Ferrari ct al. to Peter F. Ferrari
lot in SW line of Princeton street. 100 NV OF
FELTON,. NV 300 -SW 240 Sc 400 NE 12o. NV
100. NE i20. and two other pieces; $40
William NJ. Fisher and wife ct al. To law
renee Justin. lot in line of G street o5 p of
Sixth avenue. % by 100; $40.
Emile e. Ferrari and wife eft AL to same Iot
az sW corner Of University and FELTON, streets.
SW 24o by Sc 200. and four other pieces: sfo.
. Cornelius Donovan TO Mary Donovan. lot in s
u ine @ OF Pine street. 1926 w Of Cough, W 25 by
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

8Er. >and Mrs. George
Lent. who have been dr.
vidin;g their time during
the. early. season be-.
tween tewn and Burlin-
game, are. going down to
Santa Barbara. where
+ they. w1ll:":remain this
!. >montIr..
-
Miss Julia Banghorne
is again. at her home. in
: Pacific. avenue after an
: absence of several weeks, :.
but will remain only. a.
few days before leaving
for Colorado: Springs.
Miss :Eanghorne has been
visiting Miss Helene .Ir--
Win in. Santa Barbara
:: for the, last: few weeks
and. will; leave shortly
for another interesting
visit with: =iler sister.
!: Mrs. Richard Hammond.
= a.
Miss lilly .O'Connor en-
d. tertaihed at an informal
: luncheon: at the. st.
:. Francis Yesterday, and
p among those at the table
:. were Mrs: Ne f. Nc
!. kim and the baroness
!; de: Chabonlon. Mrs. Ath-
!. ole Mclean entertained
% few friends, while Mr..
Z: and Mrs, Theodore
:. Roosevelt Jr, Were
among those at lunch
=: con at the same place.
Thomas Eastland was
:: host*.at ian. informal re-
: dnien- on the same ocoa-
sion.
:
Mrs. Charles Conway
!. Hartigan will go to
Benicia.. within a week
:: as the house. guest of
:: Colonel and Mrs. James
!. Walker. Benet. Mrs.
{. s.Hartigan and Miss Laura
: Renet are devoted
:, friends, .and it is prob
::ahle 3 that the young
!. inatrion*wiil:. remain as a
: guest at the Benet home.
during. most of .the*time
:tlat Ensign. Hartigan: as
= I; way Mith@his: ship, the
:. Y orktown, at Nicaragua:
-
Tie. dance last even
/. ing. on the .U. s S. Calls
~fornia was attended by a
:: large: contingent p. from
town. and the affair was
one. of the.*most nreten-.
: tious given by the off,
s.cers of the: ship. There
were. Informal dinner
:. parties. given. by. the
= navy hostesses at Mare
!. island, and the occasion
:. viii be: remembered as.
: one of the most. delight
full. Of the sea son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

The. weddings of Aug
asst have a. conspicuous
place. on the social cal
6ndar and there are two
or three. Of special inter-,
est TO the service set.
The marriage of Miss
e Harriet Sterling and En-
sign Richmond Kelly
Turner viii Ia kes place
(. tomorrow morning at
the. home Of the bride in
. stockton. There viii be.
several guests from the
Younger set of this city
and a large representa-
tion from. Mare island. .
The hour announced
for the wedding is high
.moon.- and the appoint
ments will be elaborate.
The bride will he. at
tended by her sister,
Miss Margaret Sterling.
while. Ensign: Edmund
Darrow Almy wilE-act as:
. best man. The: ushers
. at. the pretty wedding.
swiIl be AIid-shipman
-James Lawrence Kauf-
man and Ensign ;. Fred
Berry.
-. There viii be a, large
reception and wedding
breakfast after the .cere-
1nonyr at. home. The.
young navy officer and
his bride are going away
on a brief wedding. jour-
'neX, but expect TO: live
at Mare island. Ensign
Turner'S ship is the
West Virginia. The
navy set win welcome,
the attractive bride. who
has many friends>here.
Miss Edith PilfsburY,.
who has been summer
ing at Mentecito, is 'ex-
pected To return to. her
. home. in" Pacific. avenue.
Thursday morning . and
. viii remain in towla..
The wedding Of Miss
Pulsbury and Walter H.
>" Bliss Will be an event
OF the near future, .:aI=
theugh the exact; date
las not been announced.
-.
Miss Kathleen Farrell
. has. recovered entirely.
froIA her. recent illness
and has gone to Tahoe
with her mother, Mrs.
James Farrell They will
remain out Of: town. for
several swseks.
Mrs. W, H. crocker- is.
d. At Tahoe for an , indei-
mite stay and is enter
taiRing Mile lie Brun de
surville and her little
niece. Madeleine, during
the week,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED

PARl0R maid and waitress for city place. $40;
lady's maid for one lady, $50; waitress. inSti-
tuition, SO: laundress to take fine washing
home; waitress for commercial hotel, coln-
try, $50 pastry cook fer delcatessen store SIS
week. chamber maid for hotel, 81 week. 10
board or room; working house keeper who can
cook well. SO; dish washer for hospital. S25
and found: cook. German family. $l0 cham
per maid and laundress. $50; nurse for ain in
fant, $50; German nursery governess $50; cGol,
on a ranch. $25; young Strong woman for
plain cooking in private family So: 20
borsework girls for town and country. So and
$50. MISS PI.UNKETT, 1886 Sutter st. cor.
Webster. :.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
EEMALE He'll. wANrEp-continuea


AAAA-Young women, between the ages Of il
and %, of fair education, neat appearance and
unquestionable character, wanted to study
telephone operating as profession; a liberal
salary is paid new operators while In training
at the Operating School of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, and upon grad
uatlon they are given permanent positions at
the switchboards, with opportunities for pro-
motion. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company provides light and well ventilated
operating rooms. pleasant rest and lunch
rooms, and takes personal interest In the
welfare Of the young women in its employ
Competent operators furnished to private
branch exchange subscribers. For full particu-
lars call, preferably between $50 a. m. and
IL m., at the Operating School, Telephone
Office 2015 Steiner st.
SPECIAL rates--Learn hair dressing. manicuring.
hair work; only system in wks-; positions
waiting. MILDRED hair store. 1875 Haight ST
GIRL German preferred) for plain cooking;
part housework; little washing. 2014 Central
av., near Chestnut St. Alameda.
WANTED-Good young girl to assist in house
work and cooking, small family: good family,
good home. I96 Ashbury st. M. Frederick.
LEARN hair dressing. manicuriug. hair working
massage; special teachers; evening classes. The
GIRL for light housework Immediately. Resi-
dence 416 Sd St. Oakland: phone Oak. S19S-
HoPS-Read ad under Male Help Wanted Z.
c. HORST Co. 150 Pine ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Building contract.

California boiler. works with Stanquist &
forbes-Excavating- concrete. curbs basaIt
blocks. for one story brick building at W corner
OF Howard and First streets. sN 200, NV
80. SW l2:S. NV so. SW 1910, Sc So NE
lis. Sc S. NE 74:l0: 50 1856
c. II. s. and L. W. c. witzemann with
Standard construction company--To erect one
story brick building at NE corner of Jackson
w 81. 60: $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Sloane Watson have been
passing the summer at
their new country home
near Redwood and have
been entertaining infor-
::.mally- at weekend par
ties: They will return
ITO their home in Vallejo
street later in. the. sea-
Z. son.
u. : =. *
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Rathbone will be in. Bur-
lin-game. probably during
the. later season, but
:. have been at their home
:. in Broadway the /. last
:: month.
= e
Miss Maud Wilson and
Miss Lillian whitney
!. spent the weekend in
Mill Valley as the guests
of Miss Dorothy Boer-
.icke. They participated
i'm the. moonlight party
on ;Tamalpais and later
attended. the BlithedaTe
dance as. the guests OF
Miss Boericke and Mr..
and. Mrs. Ralsten White.
The party was a great
success and the group of
girls from town who at
tended the affair are en-
thusiastic. over the out
ing. The party was a
compliment to Miss
Louise Runyon, who is a
visitor from New York
and will be in town for
the later season as a
guest at the Boericke
home in Washington
street.
Mountford Wilson re-
turned to his home at
Burlingame a few days
ago after a. hunting trip
in the Yosemite and was
Joined yesterday by Mrs.
Wilson, who has been
passing a delightful
summer at Santa Bar
. bara.
=:
Mrs Roy Pike, who
was Miss. Edith Simpson,
and her husband have
returned TO town and
=. are at the Simpson home
in Pacific avenue. They
!: passed most of their
:. honeymoon in Mendocino
:. county. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pike have not settled the
:. time of their departure
for >:their new home in
= Detroit.
:. 3.
- Miss Anglia Simpson
has returned to town
after !. a weekend visit
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

L0ST-Between bandstand, Golden Gate park.
and Baker st. entrance panhandle lady's gold
watch, initials +. l.. e. in back case: watch
priced as keepsake Finder return to 1852
Hayes ST. and receive reward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Mrs. W, II. Grocker- is.
It. Tahoe for an indea-
mite stay and is. enter
tanning Mile lie Brun de
surville and her little
niece. Madeleine, during
the week
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

REBEL CORK Benevolent Association will give
their Path annual picnic on SUNDAY, August
Z. 1910. Shell Mound Park. Berkeley. Valuable
gate and game prizes will be given. including
first gate prize. Domestic sewing machine,
value So Music by Foley's band. Admission
zoe: children under II free
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Mr.: and Mrs. Gerald
Rathb bone will be in; Bur-.
lin'game. probably during
the later season. but
. have been at their home
in Broadway the last
/: month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Miss Annsiia Simpson
. has returned to town
after a weekend visit
with friends in Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
LOST AND FOUND

Il II YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Adyertise it
| here. 1t will be returned to you if an honest
/ person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
| brought about every day through this column
II IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
| to The
San Francisco Call )
/ $Eost ard Found Bureau s
/ SThfrd and Market streets
H
1 Get a claim check Have it advertised
l Reclaim. ii If the owner does not.
THE LAW-Peoplc who find lost articles
4 are interested In knowing that the state law
1 is strict in requiring them to seek the owners
1 through advertisements and otherwise, and
/ that failure to do so. If proof can be shown,
i involves a severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

AA-Women and girls apply Immediately for
cutting and canning fruit; highest wages,
steady work, healthful and moral surroundings
CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CO., 18th and
Minnesota st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

WANTED-Men and boys. no expense for in
struction. learn automobiles electricity. plumb.
ing brick laying trade in months instead of
years; study half and wolk half time; cata-
losue free. United Trade School Contracting
Co. 1923 Market ST. SEN Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
MALE HELP WANTED


SALESMAN wanted by
New York Mems Neck
wear House TO travel
from San Francisco north
through Washington, Ore
gon and idaho; must
carry another kindred line
in connection, catering 10
the same trade. Best ref
erences and full particu-
lars required.
BERLINER, STRAUSS
q MEYER,
i33-I35-I3I Broadway,
New York City.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
5eit abeeIiefert.

Bir mpDen unieren 2eiern Elm
oradlit perfitern oaB BOlrbee.s
German Sprup heutsutage pofit.o
oas e,nsise Srdparat i'm Martte II
uelde8 S1winoiuHt ltnoerf uno
beilt. ga ertbdlt bic Gteenrliifel,
ais reiner cheer. Gus5ug pm Btlans
aenhars u, ~, peld,e als 9eilmtttel
ilr Su}ten unb Sbwinoiudt oorl oen
meoeair,ss en @unsreien 10 bod se'
stabt ,.b. Der 5hwinotd9ttge,
einerlei ub bic Granfbeit i'm pale
pber 9unqe. muB bes @ad,ts 6upe
babe unb bes @Draens frei letr' pom
anidIe pm trpdenen uno toltsrnoen
Suiten. Die ertrantten Sbetle per-
ianaen nat &ube, 3eileuosr nno
fin6enber Beban5lung, ilito Der Pas
tient bebarf Der iriihen Suit, outer
Nohrune freien %slustpuriS oes Utor'
oens, nit S6neGer unb o%auernoer
S%,nDerupe. aleine 6laidten gu
As Gents serpbbnli@e @rDBe nabeau
) Mal 70 piel eutbalteno IS Gents.
Sn auen Gpotheten ~ haben.
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ffidfe, - Der a6idnitt noIlte nIfo
Gus Der Glteiten 3eit itammen, oeren
ran iid I'M ip6teren aegppteu nod
3it erinneru ipiibte.
9luf ser &iidieite bes 9erliner $50.
pnrils finoet ii1 nod cine @n5abl
fliidytia aeifriebcner @otiSen, oeren
SdriftSiige bon Ser falligrapbiiden
SdriIt 6es S6reibers, Der ben Ell.
qelttliden Cert fopiert bat, itarf ab,
Iteden. sic riibren offenbar bon
benz @efser mllerer Mollc Der uno lie
bejieben lid aif enc Grage, Die ge-
pib BON ieber oft an Die @ertreter Der
ar5tlidep @iieHidoft eeItelIt morbsn
lit. Esilf Ole 8rage: gSiro cine 5raI
gebdrcn ODER nitt2 lln6 Die anhere;
@Srm lie colbert miro eS Elm aHobe
Qner &fGodeu ieiu2 ltno bierfiir pa.
beli Die nltcit Negppter idion cine gu.
saBl uon apimSei1en gefannt. Inns.
ipollrn bieie ie)r f~nlpnOerlih eridei,
sseit, mo 0ph bahen gera6e lie goii5.
5eioit0ers meite ger6reitipng gefun.
Sen. Sit einer o9retaputbefe@ Oes.
II. SohfbHnoerts fihbet lie iid) foit.
lportIifl dHgefiibrt} lulo niernanS
fam iaacn, nieoiel ~oerortiges nod
belltc inter ulitrem Wolfe iefn Der.
borqenes MSeien trcibt.
Or &SreS5hlstis Bud lit Der critic
E6ril eines grqBercll Merfes iiGCr o;e
.9fe0i5iu Der dltelt ieJppter@ @eis
tere 9duoe folIen Sos nod ichlen0e
Moteriol an meOBiniiden Serten
fnittbeilen nno chi pollftdn0igpS
86rterbuA 5itr geianltcn dgnptild)en
8eSi5in gebeu. @cnn hies erlt por-
liegt merben mir 9eloiB in gnr none
den 8unftrn iider urtbciicH f6nnen,
in SenclI mir beltte nit uliierm Ser
itdnOui3 nod I'M 8mfelu toppen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
glaspfrOpfen,

Die i'm Slai1enbals feitseflemntt
iiBen, iino oft nit nIler &raftanipen.
oi,itg nid)t bermlsSu3ieben; babel lauft
man BEL ltarfem &iitteln uilo 3erren
INNER @efobr, Die 5lni6e al Ser6re.
diem. 9as SeftiiBen lGBt iid nun
lridt oaourd perbinOcrn, 0ae man
Den @lasitopiel Dor sneebroufndbme
Ser SIal1e etipns anfpdrmt nno bann
nit 8araffin beitretdt. 2ieIe einfa.
DIE fIeine Bro5eour lit BON 3eit 81
3eit 5it ~tpieoerbolrn. GtBt Der Stop.
Tel aber einruol felt 10 siebt es nod
5nei MaitteI, i'm obne @epalt 5ii ent.
fernen. Mon brebe ben Slaihenbals
iiber elmer Spiritusflamme cser elmer
2afnpe nidlt allau oitt, bonit 6as
@las ni6t iprin9t; oabur9 bebnt iid)
Sos @las Der 8laide aus. uno Der
gtopieI, Der neniger 3arme be.
fcmmt, alio nid)t 10 idnel! bifer
nirb, gebt ans Dem MIN etpas fpeitcr
geporoenen 5laidenbalS leifter ber'
aus. Oder man felt Die Slaide, init
Dem Gals nod itnten gefebrt, bis our
&aIfte ibrer Sobe in beiBes Seifen-
moiier. Ser @laspfropfen loft iid
bierbei uor5iiglih, riir lit 9.obe BE.
bntfamfeit notbig, bannit er nidt etpa
i6on I'M ScifenDniier ans Der 6la.
Idle berausfallt unb oer St1idenin'
boIt ms @alier ririlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
GemfinnHBigfs.
sdsparsu

rcintet man nit &oeeenflete ODER nit
Safl0; lesterer miro baupiidhlid bel
reiBen 6ellen oitgepenoet. Don fam
nber aud bier 5uerit Sas miloere gait.
tel Der Goggenfleie perin1en, Mm
erbIst oicie in einem iauberer. trofe.
itt @efdBe ntf Der Ser6platte 70 tart
ME moglia id)iittet lie in bcisem gu.
Itnn0e bid anf Dos 5i reiuiserbe 9el5.
perf uto reibt tie atld) in Die &aare
bi1ein. 4lsOann flopft man Sic 8lcie
mieoer aus Dem Sell beralts, utto es
miro oieies nm Elm frii6es, iauberes
ansleben 5eigen. Spllte 0as su rel.
niseiioe Rel5tuerf aber iebr idmusig
Dctueien iein ooer bnnoelt IS iib Inn
ueiBen BelS, oeiieu 5arte SaTbe ni6t
10 ihnell interchangeable 81 peroen
oernag, 10 lpfe6erbrlt man eiittpeber
oas &erfabrcti init Der aleie, ODER
nan tDeltoet jet Sumo al. 9irier
mliB ieGr fein. iebr iauber ulto goils
bell fern. Widn er1ibt i'm ebeufall3
unO trdot i'm nit ser Satio. iber bic
mon einen gang reinelG moelid)lt mel.
Zen, ieoetfalls ober bod eiHen 1eIlen
.Smoiflnp 9e3ogeu Bat, auf ons Sell
auf mo reibt Dieies MN tiid.tig init.
cenielhen al. S6lieBIid piro es
e~benfallS 6urtb gllsflopien pnl oenI
Sanoe befret; es trd0t ieBt mieoer
cine toOelloie 5orbe 3lir Shalt. Sinh
ieOc6 Die SCARE Surb Oas @eiben Ell
mas raub genDr6enL 10 biiritet man
lie nut elmer neidcn giirite id)6n
glatt, morouf Dos Ycljperf .pie neli,
nj alter Iefnheit mo in natiirlifeli
@lan5e mieoer1er9eitellt 1T. Smitierte
8el5iaden, mie 3. 9. oos 10 belicbte
9@isfcll" oos eigentli9 ENC 5toiiart
i'll, reinigt man nit aurtofielmebl,
eas man einreibt itno mieber aus.
itaubt, bis Der Sdmus entfertlt lit.
Riemals TRACE man bellies 8el5perf
ODER cine belle Sanitation ben gan5er
@inter binonr6 obne Heinigung, Do
DIE Sa6en 0ann lei9t 10 i6mlBig
peroerL bob man Tie idliefli5 iebr
energii6 bebanoeln miiBte. moourd
Die Saltbarfeit inoes Ieioen rpiir6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Eebte hoffnnne perihpunoen.
Gl8 electromagnetic Ger5te iaeten
bas @. M. Gmitbhnrt, BON 8efin,
Sa,, unbeilbare Shmiubiubt babe,
NOR beTen tebte SDffnuna babin.
aber Or. &inss Nep DISCOVERY fur
Edwinbiuft, Sufen unb Grtattun.
aen retteten linn bonn @rnbe. @r
Iaat: ,9ieie Mebiain bat mid ariinbs
lid1 fulitt unb mein 2eben eerettet.
Seiibem babe id lie 10 Sabre lang
.aebrandJt, unb erndbte Dteieibe nls
eine tuunberbare8 Salss nnb 2unpens
Seilmittei.S Strena fpifenifaft.
Iihes Seilmittel fir Suften, ueben
Gals pber @rfdltuneen, unb FdJere8
8orbeueunesmittei 3esenTneumDnin.
@arnntirte Slnld3en gu so @lnts uno
SI.O0 In Balter Bros. gppthefe
Rrpbe 5faide fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Saarpfkec.

0oS bette Mittcl gum @ofhen bes
Saores lit marr1es ScifenmM'cr, aus
ircidem @oiier mo SIinetSl SEIZE
bergeltpIIt. st. Die Gopfbout nit
S6innen beoeft. 10 reibt mta, lie crit
nit 5erquirItent GigeIb eirt naidt
Dam oas Snm griirOlid nit Seiien.
lpoiier ans, ipiilt lift einer Guide
ooer @ieBfaane crit nit reinent mar.
men, oann nit fiiBlem Mailer nod ii.
trodnet oona 6os @aof 0urh 9e-
tlpfen nit crmdrnten 6rottiertii1ern.
Sicrauf iol9en iorgfdltiaes 9iirltcn
mo Mnsfamnelr nit reirlen. &anlm
nno reiner 8iirite.