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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

20 frltfi fcaIst6 nno nscdt mibs, fanler.
ssrrr pefdsiocuene s5frbe beipuroernsiusrsp
ffii6 nno Duntftlher.
;zSie mlifieH fviffer, sab es ein fideres wsiiifI
W iiir irgsHo sircs, sas and SrreH JiHeil
isplen. MAG. 0s 1T fir Hlrns Giibe nrtb fir
lnpetbtgs hbeLse6sHee sShbe uuo nubsroenf
fnr csbHeTanaen, 6urnbaui nnb Eciutefen
rSfh Jnhsen fit Id an mnnsen rnb mtiftsu
HhhtA; lit Hefias ehmtrsen. 0BgbsaHdate
sfsutme NHlie stnt 9tHbernna. "a lGnlft sine
aaIn@sd ~ s vetdss nsIftdnbise ssfHernns bs.
Sesfhehssfe, gie 60 Del ririen metmer frtnuss
esr Eau eeiptftu. Ia m5his nIfht sfne sas.
tefbt ffln. GS ~ fruufH, III Maes. tns er.
fcrosttidl IL, um aiIssmein amsuraHst AZ lper.
bsH." n. q. ffenssr. uhitaso.
IIj III fein 4nIber. RuiDer ara 1nbsrs Sub
w.solstn oerfMfietf bic Heren. 1is befeitsst
dIls aisiiaen MusfnstbnHgen, fpeI6e bie Hsuu6.
heif Der ssifbs petlirfnd)en ilstb ift bns enIise
pRttif. irslneS niefes fhnt. 1is retnigt ale
Rcrfn Hnb tstberrIidt bte ssiibe-Jbse ssiihs
Eie Usroen niemaEs mieoeT binfcn cher Jbr
cSeIift tn GmnsfrscH rfr stebeH unb gie msr6en
1brc 6iitneralgen, Gtfuielen ulfb 5ornbaat
oergffirE Sse merbeH lpie e.H asi,sr WlsHisb
fltlen.
1ls miro bar alien sfpoibefen All 25 geHts
bic EMndtel berfduft, ooer treiIn Sic tuiirfh@H,
irsrb 20 Sbnsr bsrefi fiiaefanot bon gBeiffr
xuittr Iooae A. 90, Gept s62. Toose,Gss
bdnee. Gtt1aac. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
llmbau bsr Z. L. ". Bride grpIant

Mie bon sutuntsrriateter Seit. ges
msloet piro. beabii6tist bic 6. &c %.
R. ". Go. bic 6. &c u. Bride berart
um5ubaueH. baB bieielbe eiH boppsIiss
Gtlsife fir giienbubn 3peds erb1li
uno Der StruBsnbabnbetrieb auf bsrs
ielben gang einseitellt tpiro. Die NOS
tbise erlobniB bonn ariess Separtes
meut foG bereits srlangt porbeu fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

nnb ais Stenosrdpbin iyrI. Ulabel
guris. Ter gessnfpdriiss 9bief HDtiee
elert OsDrge Mrmitrong, Der bisTen
pOitsn befeits felt 20 Jabrtn inns bat.
lutrD beibebdlten tpsrbtn, aber BITE
1bsilnebmer an benz aauius srtf6rten
iih gegsfl bie Grbobung IsiHes gehults
BON S2100 duf $4,000, fpie iie BON BEN
asesnipdrtigen Stuotratb onoert9t
ipnreen iIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
Jn(an0 gclcgrapG
Sbenttfi3irt.

pittsburg, pa., Z. De3. -
Der unbe!annie. tpelher W.iitinoh In
bem GiTenbn1nunsliid Bel nscnpr,
ga, setGbtet fpuroe, IN ais gorneiiui
Zone. EN- prDminenter fran5oiiider
pferbeSiinier. Der iin nan Der llhl.
man'fnen Rnnh in q. Easoto beae,
ben inOIIte, ibentifi5irt iDOrbsn. Brief.
fHdften, tpeIhe Il btI iih bate, mad.
tsn bic gsffeuuns leiner g,s.lSuli3'
~ mSai@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
y. @.. s. ".

geleeentlih Der 9efpsr am Sonns
tag RadmittGs in Der goung Womens
gbriitian Qfoeiation fpirb Rsp. Wifs
liam o.. gperion bon Der gritsn gap=
tiiten Rirfe in Rspport, 3p., eiue
2Hiprahe balten. gis Spliitin tpirit
syrdu Robert gurh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

ger als i'm borigen Sa6r. Der Qluss
fan lit 6atptiihIih auf Rehnunq bss
naifsu Wetters gu iteaen. oas i'm
Ser6it, ndmt,tlih i'm Sbiot6al, oez
berriht bat, ippburh Die geiteGung
oes 5eloes Der3Dgert ipurbe. Der
Stanb Der Sdat mar a6er am /. De-
5em6er um Al gro3ent 6eiIer dls am
glei6en Datum oes porigen Sabres,
unb fpenn bic Saat fernerein Don quz
TEN Wetter besiiuftist piyb, biirfte Elm
beherer Grtrag ais I'M porigen sSabr
ertpartst perben, unb bic probuttion
bann trpb bes geringsren Qredls mid:
s.sen bas portse Sabr 3uriidblei6en.
Sus nit Hosgen Sefie(lte 4real TT
I'm 0.9 qro3ent erDber ais i'm porisen
Jdbr, unb Der Stanb mar am l. De-
3ember 93.3 prus. BON sinem norma
len sttuas beTer als ppr sinem
sSabr, uno AUDI ettpns beiisr als Der
3urhf6nittsitaHo in ben lsgten 3ebn
sJabren.
9as sr5bte Wsi5.nsQreal Eat nie-
Der Ganias nit 6,53S,o00 4cres unb
bann tomm. Rebrasta nit 3,191 900,
SSslinois init 2,545, 900, WtTuuri MT
2,513,0O0, Snoiana nit 2.254, 900.
Ohio NIT 2,176,0O0, Stlaboma nit
100000, penniplpania nit 1900
600 uno Wafbington nit 1,035, 900
Heres.
GrbtH psri i6punbeu.
geIlspue, 8, Z. 9esemser. -
0so. u. Snposr BON sSoitprta bat
$1,000 fir Gillian Gtpab in l,inem
gsiise, bic i'm Sabr. 1889 DOT sirem
gepiFen o. raHllin aus bem gountpz
armeHbauie esHommsn fDuroe uno
ieitbsm psridnunosn blisb. Shrs
Ututt.r itorb Dor q Sahren nit Din.
terluHuns oss Gsloes in Solebo.
S.lbFmorS aus 2isbss.
gram.
9elIepue, O., Z. December. -
Gbus. Rsinbarbt, 5ohn zines prpmt-
nsuten GeTtGftsmannes, erftoB iid
Douneritus, nddbsm er pprber sinen
2lbfdiensbrisf on feline in soleoO pobs
nsnbe 2iebite gsidrieben bate, norin
er iasi, niat obne II. leben gu i0n.
nen.
SplIrefiguireu.
Gina, O., 7. DECEMBER. 6ieiise
Sosialiiten haben pie Reiignatiou bes
srtpdbItsn Wanors gorbin 6. 5boof.
Der in Der 5erbiitpabl auf benz fosiaz
liitiihen Iidst LIEF, seforoert, neil
e- BEL isinsn grnsununasn bic prin.
sipien Der Dartei niht bedftst babe.
Shoot tDeissr! ii6, 5u reIigniren.
Worb uno lbitmoro.
Dat Drooe, MD., 7. DECEMBER.
sSohn u. Batter, Elm Tarmer, erihoB
9onnerfus auf Der Batter Jarm feline
oefhiebene gattin unb sann fic5 Ielbit.
Gds pnar mar Dor mshreren Mlona>
ten sefhieben pprosu, pprauf 9ater
mad Dem SIoen stng unh feline 5rau
nit bier Rinoern auf Der 5arm ber.
blieb. Gr tcuhte Gpnuerftag unpsrmus
tbet spieoer uuf unb periibte bic 1bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

Yplitiihes.

Der siinftige Gtabtanipalt gllfrtS
Bsttman bat seftern be.unntgeseben
bob CT bic foIssnben 2liIiitenten In
isinen Bureau ernannt bat: erItsr
MfIiitent, StonIep SO. Merreu; sfpeis
ter 4Fiitent. goleuan aperp; brittsr
MFifsni, CIiper g. 9rpant; peiisrs
MfTiiienten: Sobn SO Weining. UlitheI
Milbp anb N. Sopl.r Wrigbt; pplis
;tiannalt, Bernard 6. Jor; GbefeIerl,
Qeonaro 8. sSreiberg. Als eriter
9ilfseiert nirb Benjamin gubmon,
Der ben qpften sur 3eit bsileioet.
beibxbdlten psrnen unb bic Stelle nes
siDeiten 9iIfseIerts pirb aus otr Cite
ber Mnipdrt<r, bic ii6 i'm 8eiit Der
Gipilbienftsommihion befiHbet, beisst
trerben.
ferr Alfrtb gstimon, Der tiinftiss
Stobtonnali. sebenst bic 9bdtistsit
feines Bureaus gang beoeutenb ausSus
bebneu unb bierburH Der Stabt cine
dnfebnlihe Summe idbrIib su fparen.
Or niinfht bic abIhaifugg Der Msms
ter Der beib<n Reeprb gyaminers bes
Gtabtratbs, bic 3uIammen $2800
pro Jabr kSieben, iotpie bic Nbjhafs
fsn9 bes poftens zines geiesssclsrts
i'm Jngenieurs Depnrtement, befen
Gclotr $21O0 pro Jahr betrGgt. Die
NIT biefeu pofien perbunbsne Mrbeit
iuil er BON einem peiteren 6ilfss
GtobtannoIt beforgsn laiIen. Der ein
Sdloir bon $500 beaieben fon, TO-
bcb bic Gtobt bonn iabrlitb $500
fporen iplrbe. Cine Crbinan3 In bies
fem Ginne min s1krr 9ettmon Sems
ud6it TN Gtdctratb einreiden laNen.
UeuerpebrGxf Mrdibalb ipirb I'm
Gmt bIeiten. Dieit Grtldrung sab
8efern 6err Genrp 8. 6uni ab. Mrn.s
bah iR felt 10 Jabren l<uernebrs
9ef unb gsb6rt Der Dtueriuthr ftit 80
JnRrtn an. s5iir feline geib<boliuns
boben fi6 itbr pitle promin,nte Hiirs
ger unb Od@GftEkute oeripdnbt unb
bi<fe GmpfebIungen boben nun ben
gepiui&tM Grfolg 9ebabt.
. .. -
Mie ptrldmtet bot 6enrp moiie BON
NsiD Dori 10 gut iDie 5ugefdgt, bos
Mmt bss Gtobtingenieurs unter bem
Ylnftigsn Msanor 1unt iib<rnttmen Az
nolIen. AQsrbinss nirb G<rr 6uns
bsn Werfun MAIDEN. bos GeboIi, bos
mt bieism gloften perbunbsn III, burn
b<n Gtobtrdtb BON $4,000 auf $1,000
srb6xn ju Iafen. Woitt mar friiber
tIer anfdfig unb III Elm Druber b<s
&npditB Wlurrifon N. W1ite. Or in
mr. 9eit Ni3e. spr1fibent unbOeT6dftks
Iatrer bsr GIindfi<Ib Goal Go. BON
Dante, %. Nn.. unb tpie es bei6t,
utrb e. ts bsrortig arransirtn, bab
g au4 biei<n poften beibsboIita
lam.
- - -
HDie ssissrn bttonnt nurbe, baben
bic bemptrdtifMen Nitslisber b<s tiinfs
tigen Giabfrotbss in bem Rnulis, ben
f am Wli!tnD9 4btnb I'm Oranb 90
isl ab9isIlen, fn bobin eHtf1ifben.
bo6 be Gt0btratbsiibunge no@ btm
esjlfn Jdnunr itatt am Monine Qn9.
xaittco, ,sCm NitnEos Mbenb itoftfinbsn
lcltn. Dos Amt bes erfsn 6ilfstleris
~ Gtdbtrntbs tpirb 1beobort u.
6feQy ~ 6iHSietpetdr 10 bsnrfrdtis
~ &umbu gnefommitistS, tr1dIisn.
| lD uujiesfx Glerf murbe 0enrn Bon.
- - - - =. @ssb an1sris Nm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

Ri9orb Sorbon. BON so. 642 Meii
4. Abenus, meIbete eefsrn friib i'm 20
lijtibduptquartisr. bob q an Der g6s
pr Central unb Carlisle Mpeniie non
eil<m riefissn Neser dnetfoIIen,
8tf6Iagen unb um s. bernubt
iputbt. Or tonnte nur cine is1r unse.
nai,e 1ef6reibnns ieints Mngrsifers
ofben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
" d 10 !.

Stiioioius Bump: .Iu, Siulpf
trenn es eine Geeleutuarloernng gibt
Damn iuirIt 9u eintnal gsfimo."
aWarlln benn geraoe gsfimo2"
Bump: .Weil 3u itraer Tn
Gbron biit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
9 1einburer Wiberfpruh.

RedtsanpaIt: rSie tpolIen iid BON
Sbrem Gattsn ftetoen tanen, tparum
benn2'
Gam.: rDeiI er 70 fur1tbar uns
orbentlth 1T.
Redtsauipult: sWas lit benin J9s
0atte2A
DAME: .SrosutIi1er pEois1os.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
DrieitaHen.

50. 8. aIoste nurbe i'm 9a6re
1867 unter pr6flbent Sobnfcn fiir
s7.a0o, 900 sen Rshlaab idnfli4 e.
!pestsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
!3iueite NatiOnalsBant.

Rsri6t aber ben Gtuno Oer 3retten Rational
gan, bon Gtrrtrnrti. TIM gtuut Ohio. an T6Ius
ees Geitdfts an s. 9eseuLber 1911:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
The German National Bank

gert6t Hbe, ben Stanb Der German Rational
Hnnf In Cincinnati i'm Stu1te Ehiu. bet gnuB
oes SefdGfts am 8. 0eserrber 1911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

MenH iie ni9t gang pertblos iein
jolIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
Hue Der 0lt,ao Sbamptftao
Gin appel Der perltfden 2ses
gieruttg at ben arneriRas
nifGen aonaree


nif6en aonaree
Su bem Ct nm Nfiitann sesen Nuks
lamb sebeten tuiro
4m 3onneritag i'm 8eprdientantens
baus DerleIen.
--~<~
Bie gantril'f9e gabotporldge fommt
am Jreitas sur abitimmung.
Repr. unbernoob alsprdfibentidaftss
tanbibat inbofirt.
~
msbr ols $1,000 ipeitere Qrtiaeriften
n1tbig
I'm bic RiiitsnDsrtbeibig 81
beieben,
wsnn fie nidt gang tpertbIos iein
jollen.
Der Stano Der WinterIaatsn Elm bes
friebigenber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
9n benz Ct nm Ufiitane sesen Nnf:
lamb gebeten tuiro

I'm bic Hiiitsn0srtbsibig 81
beieben,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14

unselfish beings who expect so little and give so much-will be made happy by many acts of thoughtfulness and kindness.
 The motto selected by the First Presbyterian church, which will cele- brate the day under the auspices of Mrs. E. R. Smiths class, is Her chil- dren shall call her blessed" After Judge Howze offers the opening prayer the following programme will be presented
 Solo, My Mothers Prayer" MT. Mc- Afee.
 Recitation, "The Knights Toast" Mrs. T. l.. Hill.
 Address, Mothers" Judge A. O. Lane
 Recitation, Before It Is Too Late Mrs. Joseph McLester.
 Solo, Rock Me to Sleep, Moth err MT. Owen Gillespy.
 Recitation, Mothers Day." Mrs. S. K. Marlborough.
 Recitation, Calling the Children Home." Mrs. ". w Wilson.
 Song, "Sunb eams," primary class
 Quotations by Mrs. Smiths class.
 Song, Home. Sweet Home," by the school.
 Benediction by the pastor, pr. John s. Foster
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
Society
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2e.)

--~~-~ be found Pegotty of 'buttonless' fame, and Mrs. Gummidge, the "love-lorn cre- tur," Little David Copperf1eld and Little Emily.
 Miss Betsy Trotwood will be found in her London sitting room, and will intro duce you to Agnes Wingfeld. Dora, ''the Child Wife" and her maiden aunts, the Misses Spendow. and to Mrs. Micaw- Der, while Janet the dainty maid, dis penses tea.
 At the ''Old Curiosity Shop" Little Nell will offer for sale many interesting and useful articles, and her kindly bene- very far away.
 On Miss Botay's green MT. Dick with the donkeys and the kites will make a merry time for the young folks A 50-cent luncheon will be served in | the school dining room. and it is thought | that this feature of the bazar will prove very attractive.
 All the friends of the school are most 1 cordially invited to attend the bazaar.
 In the dolls dressmaking establishment the dolls dressmaker. Little Jennie l Wrenn, will have display of things 1 to attract the little folks. Paper dolls, doll outfits and a variety of dolls, while Slas Wigg with his wooden leg will be found hard by, dispensing gingerbread, ballads and other wares. Mrs. Blnln and pretty Bella Wilfer will receive friends and serve ices and English tea in Biffin Bower.
 Madame Mantatini will be found in her millinery establishment where Miss Kragg and Kate Nickelby will be delighted to show their 'pokes" of 75 years ago.
 pr. Evans has kindly consented to talk for few minutes about the Prophet of Gads Hill, after which he will en- tertain those present in his individual way with readings from that Prophet
 Mr. De Ovies will be decided addition in the nature of story-teller of the after noon, giving for the little folks sopne of Dickens most charming stories-stories the old, middle-aged and young will be delighted to hear. This part of the pro- gramme will begin at about o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14

I was greatly troubled with dandruff and falling hair. I tried many adver- tised hair preparations and various prescriptions, but they all signally failed; many of them made my hair greasy so it was impossible to comb IL or do it up properly l think that many of the things I tried were positively'ln- furious and from my own experience i cannot too strongly caution you against using preparations containing wood alcohol and other poisonous sup stances. l believe they injure the roots of the hair After my long list of rali- ures l finally found a simple prescrlp- tion which I can unhesitatingly state IS beyond doubt the most wonderful thing for the hair I have ever seen. Many or my friends have also used it, and ob- tained wonderful effects therefrom. It not only is a powerful stimulant to the growth of the hair and for restoring gray hair to its natural color, but 1t IS equally good for removing dandruff, giving the hair life and brilliancy. etc., and for the purpose of keeping the scalp in first-class condition. It also makes the hair easier to comb and arr range in nice form. l have a friend who used 1t two months and during that time 1t has not only stopped the falling of his hair and wonderfully in- creased it's growth, but it practically restored all of his hair to its natural color. You can obtain the ingredients for making this wonderful preparation
 
 scription is as follows:
 Bay Rum, 6 oz.; Menthol Crystals, 1-2 drachm; Lavona de Composed, oz. If you like 1t perfumed add few drops of To-Kalon Perfume, which mixes per- fectly with the other ingredients. This, however, is not necessary.
 Apply night and morning; rub thor oughly into the scalp. Go to your druggist and ask for an eight-ounce bottle containing six ounces of Bay Rum; also one-half drachm of. Mentho1, Crystals and two ounce bottle of Lavona de Composee' Mix the ingredients yourself at your own home Add tie Menthol Crystals to the Bay Rum and then pour in the Llavona de Composee and add the To- Kalon Perfume. Let it stand one half hour and 1t is ready for use. Collier Drug Co.,, the well-known and popular druggists of this city have filled this formula for many of their | patrons and state that the satisfaction 1 from its use is so great that they have | found 1t necessary to make special pro- aud oAgskullA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14

better will regret to learn of her serious illness. She is at the home of pr. and Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter on South Tenth avenue.
 Mrs. Charles Hatch Stoddard of Mil- waukee, formerly Miss Eloise Jackson of this city, is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. George F. Jackson, for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Latimer of South Carolina is the guest of her son, Mir Hugh F. Latimer. MT. J. D. McGill appeared in Atlanta last evening as tenor soloist at a concert given by the United German Singers of that city, directed by Mir Adolf Damn Petersen.
 MT. and Mrs. M. c. Mens are in Nash vile, Tenn. Mr. Menis made the trip in his automobile.
 Mrs. Richard Fries, who underwent an operation a few days ago at the Davis infirmary, is rapidly improving. This will be pleasant news to her many friends.
 Mrs. l. J. Sellers has returned from visit to Buffalo. where, as the guest ot friends, she was delightfully."- entertained. MT. w. c. Powers and his daughter
  Miss Kate Powers, will leave tomorrow for Little Rock, Ark, to attend the re- union.
 
 Miss Adele Shaw has returned from Mobile.
 Miss Emily Thompson of Florence is the guest of Mrs. D. M. Drennen. Mrs. P. A. Caldwell is spending a pleas ant three weeks in New York city as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. c. With ington, at Westbourne Court 556 West
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
MUSIC THIS EVENING
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

At the Southern club this evening the following programme will be present. ed by Claimants orchestra during ths dinner h our, from 7l30 to 10 o'clock:
 Overture, Merry Wives of Windsor (Nicolai.
 Selection. Tannhauser s(Wagner).
 Waltz, Wiener But, (Strauss).
 Selection, Paradise of Mahomet (Plamquote).
 Serenade, La Paloma. (Yradier).
 Selection, Sweet Sixteen, (Herbert)
 Patrol. Turkish, (Michaelis). Selection. Chocolate Soldier, by re- quest, tStrauss). Intermezzo, Amaryllis, (Gnys). March, Wyoming France, Afills).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
SUPERFULOUS HAIR
Should Never Be Removed With Poi sonous, Tasty Compounds Because They Are Dangerous and In-
 crease the Growth

The preparations above referred to are invariably in the form of creamy pastes. These are easily recognized by their pale, grayish- greenish color. They are to be spread upon the skin to remain until they are dry. These contain Snlphide of Barium, an insolu- able chemical which cannot be dis solved, therefore cannot be absorbed by the skin. The very fact that you are told to leave these pasty compounds on the skin until they dry and cake and then lift off with a knife is proof pos- itive that they are not absorbed. If they are why do they still remain on the skin? The most they can possibly do Is to remove the surface hair, which and thicker after each removal
 There is only one logical and scien- tific way, to remove hair and that is by means of liquid containing soluable ingredients which can be absorbed by the skin. De Miracle, known all the World over oyer as the only real super preparation. It Is easily and quickly absorbed and after you have used # you will note there is nothing Jeff on the skin. It leaves the skin free from irritation, and what Is more to the point, it is absolutely non poisonous, therefore 1t will not produce eczema or blood poisoning. Remember. no contrary, no poisonous, pasty com pound or so-called liquid cure" ever did or eyer will destroy a single hair FOOL ana we can prove It.
 The extravagant claims recently made by interruptions manufacturers of hair removers in sensational adver- tisements unquestionably justify nhv- eicians in cautioning the public against the use of this class of depilatories How many people have been enticed into using these dangerous prepara tions with consequent injury to them. selves cannot be estimated but onIx guessed at, therefore beware of fake free advertisers and others, who by wording of their advertisements, try tc give the impression that newspapers and other reputable publications en. dorse their worthless preparations Don't be deceived by them. De Miracl, Is the only preparation which is SC endorsed
 including Collier Drug Company
 No honest dealer will offer you substitute on which ho makes nor,
 We win send you 52-page bookle containing full information concerning this remarkable treatment, as well al testimonials of prominent physicians nals and the principal magazines ant newspapers. You should read thi hookfet before you try anything. Writ, fo the De Miracle Chemical Go, Dept Sf, 1905 Park Ave- New York, simpl, saying you want this booklet. and i Will be mailed. sealed, at once.
 Neto--AIl readers of this paper wh. 0roSpthe are strongly advised to writ, 6of information eOnceruing this won. nosfu1 method which is endorsed tn. world over by eminent authorities, whs heye 1ade lifelong study of thil
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
SOCIETY NEWS
By CONSTANCE CARRUTHERs

washington. May 13.-(Special9-Th marriage of Miss Louise Cromwell to MT. walter B. Brooks. Jr., of Baltimore, which will take place at St. Thomas church in Washington Monday is the chief event of interest with society at the capital during the coming weeks. MT. BrooSs did not announce his attendants until late and changes have been made in the attendants as first announced by Miss Cromwell. MT. Brooks brother, Mr stephen Bensal Brooks. will be best man and tho ushers will be MT. w. Plunke, Stewart, MT s. Lurman Stewart, MT. J. ! Belden, Mr. James T. Tyson, third; MT. Thomas c. Cotton, MT. J. P. Ben sal of Baltimore, MT. Howard H. Henry of Philadelphia, and MT. Oliver Eaton Cromwell, brother of the bride. A slight change was made in the personnel of Miss Cromwell's attendants, as Miss Margaret Cotton Smith. who was to have been one of the bridesmaids is i'll and ' AIissf fSue Bruce of Philadelphia will take hey place. A reception at the Cromwell residence on New Hampshire avenue will follow the marriage. The list of the pre- nuptial entertainments and dinners given in honor of the bride has been large and closed with a dinner party given by Miss Katherine Britton in honor of Miss Cromwell and her fanoe. MT. Brooks, and their wedding party on Thursday.
 The Spanish minister and Mime. Riano entertained in honor of Vice President James S. sherman and Mrs. Sherman at the Spanish embassy Thursday. Mrs. Raynor. wife of Senator Isadore Raynor of Maryland, entertained Thursday at Ranscher's. where her guests were in vited to meet Mrs. sherman, wife of the Vice President.
 Miss Georgianna P Patterson of Wash- ington has been selected to christen the torpedo destroyer Patterson to be launched at Philadelphia on May 24. Miss Patterson is the granddaughter of Com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
MRS. ALDRICH TO ENTERTAIN
 FOR MIR. VICTOR HERBERT

A few friends of Mrs. Truman AL drich, Jr., in the married set will be given the opportunity to meet MT. Vic tor Herbert and several of the festival soloists at the conclusion of the open . ing performance She Is inviting a small coterie of her friends informal- Ivy to a buffet supper at her home. In this way one of the most Interesting and genial men in the music world today will be made known to Birming- ham in a social way as well as In his guise as musician.