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The Laclede blade., 1911-12-29
TOWN AND COUNTRY IN BRIEF
Local Events Of The Past Week Recorded For
Busy Blade Readers.

Saturday afternoon to make ar
rangements for the installation of
officers.
Mrs. G. w. Syms of route two
raised and sold turkeys to the
value of $149, 40 the past season,
which is a quite remarkable record,
as her flock last spring consisted of
lonly three hens and a gobbler.
At the regular meeting of the
local Modern Woodmen camp
Wednesday one candidate was
initiated into the mysteries of
Woodcraft. An adjourned meeting
will be held next Wednesday night,
at which time another candidate
will be taken through the forest.
Christmas entertainments were
held in the various rooms of the
public schools Friday afternoon.
The previous Friday evening the
high school faculty delightfully."-
entertained the students at the
snhnol building. The schools have
done excellent work the first half
year and teachers expect to do even
better che remainder Of the year.
Guy Dray was down from Lin
neus with his moving picture out
fit Friday night and gave another
splendid show to a good-sized
audience. Mr.. Dray has a high
class machine and his films are
exceptionally good. AS he visiting
his brother in Iowa, there will be
no show this week, but he expects
to be here again next week and |
every Friday night through the
season.
r T.. + eTr, casnTcr or the FeiG
Mercantile Co. of Nezp6rce, Ida,
on his way home from visit with |
his daughter, Miss Lula, at Quincy, |
stopped off here Friday and spent
a couple of days with his many old |
Laclede friends, guest at the homes
of A. S. Byrd and Fl. G. Lomax.
It is needless to say that all were
glad to see him again-they always
are-and always will be. The
members of the fishing club gave
a 'possum supper in his honor at
the opera house Saturday evening
which reminded all who were there
of old times" !"
The Plum Grove Percheron
Horse company, composed Of E.
R. Barton, r. T. Patterson, 0. A.
Potter and L. T. Rowland. will
have their fine Percheron stallion,
Juge, that they purchased a few
weeks ago, shipped so he will ar
rive in Laclede Saturday, Jan. 6,
1912. Juge is a jet black i'm
ported Percheron stallion of the
best type, two years old and now
weighs around 1900 pounds. The
company will be glad to show this
fine animal to all interested parties
in Laclede on that day, or after
wards at the farm of r. 7. Patter-
son northwest of town.
Christmas was celebrated in La
clede this year in the usual way.
There was Christmas tree Satur-
day night at the NJ. E. church and
a good program of music and reel
tations was rendered, and the
Baptist and Christian Sunday
schools united and had tree and
a fine program at the latter church.
Many families had family trees for
the benefit of their little ones,
delightful custom, by the way,
and it is said that Santa was un-
kind this year. Many
gatherings of relatives and friends
we're held Sunday and Monday,
aud the snow was about the only
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icy coin y colsitl

Wy ~0''i =. NN'''''R'3
Fram tAo agaas slaa III he enrtsf
came ghs bl.fa af neSiF aoa i.ftef
i iry loekel oM sa ihe slaee nhef,.
\ the merry YiilAa.rs vere 8s.AmNisa
Iia e4ett the hgide N sesme5 aess
I hhgasa lnt bslef aseflnfa wAs con.
euaea but M l#s ibe mnsie cne
loana emnilet pfessed the bnuob
1 ua In ihe fly aai.ary iIaAf hlagea
aNa tae ylllaaers an8aen4 awafFu.
Ng is song. droNaed tae sereech IL
Tbs curtain rings againsi tHe vre
80iat ROPES TIE dress hehettsal of
lhe feasNN Poet lad began
cagaine HE aee manager MA
sueaamlea t0 Il fuaeb 81 leea water
nel0u Washed aaNn Wlth mlk ara
was fn bta With A nhvsleian il dose
Attendance. so Gfamlcy ausaor 81
the piece had Had tu Aake thareo "a
iNa siaee. lns eaa of slttGna onf
out mlb cue feN meR Who Wer
aytea to tho Ffsi view he sid Is
laad haeb ou tbe stuify stage and
go mat hipes vent Hell Down ia
ae oteheAfa ll heft tNlInef lhe
0nst9aFE Was letdins Ille oiehesfra
at3HsA tle niigt''t'ts. but he, az
easl coaid see how Ihe thing look
y lsaA ie$ was kept dashng from
'ae sl1s VI ile stage 70 lhe OTTER 20
ae saat lHe entrances We're property
iaae ana oAiN occasionally, when
Gene o. more man usual length hela
,7e stase' conla Pc creep into ,he
oThlehtFf entrance aust helind the
lli''aslti's'a ateh III gam 1ilel opll
WV view " the proceedings.
After long rehearsals. with tre
hes monoionoasiy ratified OH. the
dialogue that had once seemed SO
arisp and bright to him was Fat and
STALE aud ihe songs dragged miser.
lhly upon ears grown sick 81 the
Nngles From the dim auditorium
came no hint Of Appreciation or dis
pleasure. The few persms dotfiae
he blue plush surface Sat silent ana
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TEN MINUTES WITH THE
SHORT STORY WRITERS.

4 Nes goins very wen She ssid
Going weilgp he @choei batefiy
lts the most awrus t1lns / ever
saw
Yon are tired She ssio N ansk
sympathy You Should not hAse
tried % riln he stage
II had te, he explained Car
I dine ~ an in
a bad rehearsal aiasys means
good hrs, night sac eonl0Fted
/ Don't worry about Il It's &0ed
I shoR You're aick and tlrad of ID
thats ah
For q moment the III ie hand that
lad been resting npon should II
pa'ted biz eheef ana then. Nith
rush ne soubrefte was on he asaqe
DOING Nor best tO give lfe ID the
climax "a the act
Gfaniley watched her eurionsly as
she tau about The stage III pursuit OF
the comedian For the first time
she was consciously something more
~ hn than one 0t the characters IN
he piece III her makeup she was
little Ike Che rather demafe young
@an1an of the rehearsal han. bnt Ae
looked below the grease aint now
ana recalled her us She really was.
Her assurance had given him new
heart The fever that had been
sporching his veins snhsided. and
though the chorus movements in TIE
ilnale Wete the reverse OF what the
dancing master hau tanght them
Gfantley only smiled as he watched
the confusion.
lie got the curtain down quickly
to cover the confusion and as MISS
Maryland leet the stage she came
lu.0 The wing where be stood Instead
Of hurNing off to a more conyient
entrance 60 her dressing room.
f0u mustn't mind nix-uD like |
that she said as she came up 10
Grantey WITH better to have Ii han
pen now than tomorrow night You
can call the girls for tomorrow morn
Ing and gel II sreghiened ont"
That's what I'm gong TO do, be I
said with faint smile Don't w0r
ry about me ] shani 70 10 pieces
now Yon steadied me wonderful
ly
Don't hang around after the re-
heafsal she counseled "G.e away
Quickly Get something "a eat ana
then go home to bed and forget All
about the show until tomorrow.
win You have supper with me2'
he demanded Won are the only
ane who seems 10 care end 1T
would heln me d lof
= win il yon don't wait around
here until an dressed she prom
lsed f You wait for me, everybody
WILL Ten yon what should be done to
.he piece ana they win drive you
'ra2y Go over 0 Macs and ri join
'ou there
She ran off to dress for the next
lct, and Grantley, feeling as calm
Is d veteran took bis station III the
senter Of the stage to snperintend
he setting Of the last scene. I'm the
lreyious change he had scarcely been
ihle 60 contain himself Now he held
ds position quietly and the stage
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hands wondered al the change.

hands wondered al the change
During the last act Miss Maylan6
STOOD beside him iii Tine tormentor
sacred 10 the nses of the stagt
manager and her quiet comment
completed Grant.eys cure, while al
the same lime it left him more than
ever in love with his little woman
who was SO different from the rest
When the end OF the act came ana
the last signal nad been flashed to
the men ia The fly gallery Grantley
called the rehearsal ia the morning
and slipped through the door leading
10 the auditorium
Benson the manager made a few
suggestions for changes ana ten min
utes later Grantley was sitting IN
the restaurant awaiting Miss May
land
4 saw Benson on the way out,
she said with a smile tie thinks
II will be great hit
Thanks to you he answered,
gratefully Il saw you hold Floyd
up in your scene with him He had
forgotten his lines completely
Poor FLOYD" she said with rem.
iniscent smile. ~He never viii know
his lines, But u aid 30 wen, didnj
ii r"
"a haven't the slightest idea how
il looks be said, frankly ut was
mostly blur Of people moving about
The stage and hutchering lines and
business. | have only one sharply
defined recollection that oil your
steadying me down
Nonsense, she deniell. with a
laugh Yon only needed word
But there was no one to give me
that word until YOU came. he insist
ed Il think | should have been crazy
by now
IT'S trying, she admitted but
iss NOT as bad az all that
You don't know how bad It Is.
ne insisted 4 thought ! should lose
my sanity Instead
lnsteadg" she repeated as he
paused
Instead, | hope have found
wife"
You hardly knew me till tonight.
Yes 7 Q wasted a lot al valuable
tine. Tell me ! am not going to
lose amy more DO YOU think YOU
VIII learn 10 love me2t
The girl had been Idly tracing pat
terms in the tahecloth with her fork
e cover her confusion NOW the
lines traced three letters ia the white
danask and Grantlev eiasf~d the
hand that held the fork.
7 think | have loved you ever
since rehearsals started he said
snftle hut | only found ii out to.
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-12

Lots III city farmers make 3 drecl
ally ct sowing Wild oats,
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MEMoRtA

No caravan from kashmm way
With precious spice and attared rose
Fpf hawering and rich nnryey
Tan tempt ne on the mart today
My wealths mol such as those,
gather III ny treasury
no lasper. serdls. befyt gold;
As those ! reckon less e be
Than one poor shred of Memory
My treasures unfold
Charles f. Marple in Harper $
Monthly.
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MONEY FOR DELAYED BABIES
Cherokee Indian Children Who came
Late TO Get 5000 Apiece.



Washineion p G., May IT, ,Iua
tice Stafford 0f the supreme eourt or
me. District of Columbia has aBheM
lhe eonstitu'Ionaiity OF the Cherokee
too LATE baby ease The effect OF
the decision is to sustain the depart.
ment Of the Interior in its enrolment
as citizens of the Cherokee nation
OF ne S5tl60 clildren born to mem-
bers Of he tribe between 1902, when
the property OF The Indians was ap.
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ain Commencement Dress

atH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UFrSs
Nfen ae @iils graduate THIS wear
ft9ia Raaeiiffe college they viii be
sifblleiiE ne4somi'ied, as the eaict
has cote forth that NO iewelry OF amy
seft ls 70 be worn, net even ring
ef barette The girls objected 10
t3e lack of Tue haretle as they said
it is necessary ID dressing the hair.
nai the dean. Miss Mary Goes SAYS
iaat she has dispensed with Il FOR
years plain-tailored waist with
long sleeves, plain skirt with na butt
tons on II over which the academic
Gown ~ worn. black oxford shoes and
black stockings and no comb show
lge under thi hai are the dress rules
ieF the commencement
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II Touch With Fashipn
One American woman Wne wiil be
present at the coronation Is MUS.
tenn HAYS Hammond ana Heg gown
wiIi be too elaborate FOR home wear
but might Dfei SOME suggestions q
is Write satin. trimmed with pea
cock Feathers tic eyes of which are
IN Ia sanlhircs AHd emeFalaa She
vii Near tiafa 81 enlefa!ds and
diamonds and her earnings we're
c.ine The property o. Catherine %
Russia This Is 70 he worn al West
minister uM coronation day.
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Car Mot Resarn MONEY

4 IN Not Return Money
i is noN said the Young woman
ln Wellesley who stirred ap trouble
assuat aeceptIng the Rockefeller mon.
eA was Miss Niola White 81 RraoA
5lsn Dean ELLEN pendletoN acting
presidem 81 the college says ihat il
Noala BE- impossible % retaFA tEe
21EA.Hil0 as the college has used
mnst ni h i0r Installing healins
plaUt f0r MAieil purpose & Raa da.
nafed
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Mnat win The Kaiser say?
Faa Aueetia Revy IS NE dFst WON
20 III ihe wofl1 who has undertaken
FRA task "a manasing q sranG opera
e0alnanN having taken over THE llef
R Peoples opera NJ private iie
sha is 'sSpNn as Mrs Chapman. viie
British officer The opera
bfEeas
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ron a DIPLOMATIC sHAkE.Up
Robert Bacon May Be Transferred 20
Paris From Berlin.

EpRclAi To Datly Leader
Washington, p C Mas ROD
erf Bacon 81 New fork, NOW amhas
saaor d me tnited States @ France
may be transferred % Berlin q sue
eeea DaVd Jayne 3it "a sew Yorb
Whp NiA feiife lmm titf iipl7mauc
service next month
Lars Anderson OF Massachusetts
vino has been d great social ligh n
Wnahlngt0n Is destined i0f lhe dlp
lomasis sercise ana probably Mill he
senA 90 Brussels to sneceed Ghaflva
page Bryan Of ehieago Mfr Bryan
viii be GIVEN another post where,
ii h#s not developed
af the present plan IL CARRIED out
Arthur M. Be0nre 0l iliiuas minis
ter To the Netherlands Will resign
from the service.
Formal announcement Qf the shake
Ap among the American diplomats
Representative u eNpeesea ia = lem
days.
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obIects to tie law

Mrs. Frederick Schof, president oi
tne congress of mothers, IS very in-
dsnans that law should have been
ps saed III Pennsylvania through t4W
Scott bin when taEes away the
night ol trial by jury in divorce cases
u has been hinfed thar the law was
tnaae n iaeiliiate the efforts 81 3
wealthy PittsbAfs maa to set q al
Y0ree However il seens that the
less publicity illere iS about divorce
the better ard THAT IS jusi Judge
n,aT De as able i0 aeeide such mat
ssfS an iMfg iu many cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-05
NO, THE TELEGRAPH OPERATOR WAS
NOT ASLEEP-WAS HE TO BLAME?

Molinta the crossing Of
che Clover Lear D.. L. railroads wasn't big wreck
Only killed TO everybody except per
the engineers wife children merely passing Incl
der railway
though merely Incident e significant incident
responsible No doubt
three hours
signals miSedone signal lamp had blown out seemed clear
and reported that the accident due 70 tho operator
negligence
sus the operator really TO biamef
question what the duties aud euo
telegraph THESE
duties:
selling checking and handling haKEage TN
taking
doEenl. doing the
the neockng tower cleaning otlng Ad
manpu
clerical taking
10 p. m a m.
emOumentsf dears montiess than ten collars
week.
Was he then. really 60 blameg
blamed ALI should not rather
NJ. J. Les Killed at Moln.a Junction.
competent reliable cannot Dc
this unfortunate operator
Grecn the who
these who fall
asleep switch they Be pited than blamed
when they
perhaps official boards for the examination
watchmen. perhaps-who knowss-fedsra boards
But probably needs railroads before We
achieve this
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How 90 Make
Better Cough Syrup Than
You Can Buy
a Family supply, Saving ",
and Fully Guaranteed.

faii pini - cough syrup-as rnueh
- pos coaid nuy for g. sssa easily
~ made a. home 4ou slH nns nofhiar
that istes hel1 ~ ar ohssistsfs cough
more qniekiF. USUALLY eudtns a inside ~
heprs Esexiisnt, zoo. fer shnapfng
ncnEh. safs iuu9s. asthma. hesfssnsss and
etnsf threat treahiss
his J rinf ~ Ersnuissss susar via
= Pint - warm safsf. zEd sffr far I
mihutea PIT ~ aunrss n Finas fEf
tsntS NoffAl. IN a plnf baftsss than afs
~ heaAs hyfup n hssps peFfsesly
taAs iesspeonfui ever one. tws o.
thrss hears
THIS Il fass laxative snaash 70 hsir
tHfe a roaah. Also sfifnaiafss fhs apfs.
uts. ~hi1t nsqaiiy 10 upssf - . coash
TIE lasts = tisasant
Tbs sffsst - pine ant sBear sFrup On
~ infiansa membranes - weil knawn
Finss u TIE nosf rAiuahie caursnfratsf
0arupouad - Norway white nfns srtfaes
fieh in ssiatfoi and al the natafAl heal
inE pine stssnsHts oshsr nfsparstions
$50 rst nufk IN fhis foffuesa
fhis Fioss ara tnraF syrup recipe fs
49, aesd ~ fheusanfs - haas~wtses
ihrorEheuf she uaifsd states sna canasa
The pian has ben initiated, bat ~. o!s
'ssPss.f@l fofnssas has nsv~ been
eanaiad
some 81 TIE beet ssosn Seattle sras.
aisfs. surh a. nAFtsii pgu9 Co. disfrib-
efsrs ara ofhsrs ihiua 50 sell az sac
atpFs Fesfps that they guarantees II 81
sits sstisf4rtten ~ refupe The purchase
price Adr
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OBSERVATIONS

HIRAM JOHNSON Toilette brand OF In
surgeney That's the stuff
the agricultural department at washing
ton who got rich raising
Think OF that
AVIATOR LATHAM air above Los Angeles
Ike Swiss cheese Now what promls
cussngl
PORTUGAL to model its Fraues's
Thought the whole trouble
she actress,
county grand jury has indicted two minis
tiers for selling their They cheaper Judaa
Sold for IS apiece.
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION formally de.
elares that football played
doctors and undertakers
keep shop for fuel and ship supplies a,
either end Of the Panama canal why can't he
the Hartman railroad system7
NO dancing the California and Ne
baska That b OF the society
kind when the reormsrs get real busy.
sHopLIFrga MARIA FERNANDEZ has got an awful .s0,.0c.
from Los Angeles Judge. Can't shop
year Just think OF that glsi OF mar
rfage pour In on Maral
MRS sTETsoNs followers protest guarding of
MIS- Eddys tomb Think II shows lack Of faith Eddys
ability neona
VINO haven't got az far as the grave to rise anyhow
ED kEATino Los millionaire accused in Hazes
throwing sofa pillows kicking tho auto and getting
red hot when she the
the piano few. 1t sounds like of piano 0
FISHER the New York artist has ukea on, Mia.
Maufine Rasmussen OF Frisco the
Shes OF rshAmercan descent has eyes
she has Jaw He wasn't looking for
good mead sashing
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and always say. Girls, before
you marry, get him drunk"
Miss Frances naon. now singing
az a downtown cafe. was talking
10 the police reporter
Now. hold on. folks. Miss naon
doesn't approve OF intempefanco
She IL strongly opposed 90 Il. You'il
probably say she Is wrong, but, let's
listen 10 her reasons.
Why set 'em drunkg" even tho
police reporter gaaped
We'll. I've been singing in high.
class restaurants where liquors ara
sold and while singing I've watched
and studied men. young and old. and
the effect liquors have on them.
aud -
Don't you dare put this IN The
paper" she suddenly interrupted
"Yeu seem sincere Ia your
theory" eyadcd the r n.
Yes. ! am
She Thinks II over.
Tho words came slowly a. the +.
r. furtiyeiy watched a nifty little
hand pull petal after petal from an
American Beauty roao Then the
thought wrinkles disappeared from
her bruw a. nhe added
~oh. 80 ahead u you wAnt-i Aup.
pose you would anyway
So here Il "a
MY theory's this; N half the
women who are noe seeking or
have sought relief In the divorce
court had been given a chance 10
know their husbands better. 20 SEQ
them under the Influence Of intoxi.
cants. there wouid be fever M.
mated men and women.
~Never does . mar more truly
Snow thoae characteristics. which,
under normal conditions. tie hidden
IN the depths of hls soul. than whom
his mind and body arc under the
Influence Of alcohol"
Explain. Her Theory.
~Ceaaslcaaiy. az alnK. I study the
faces % those before me Oftan l
have watched the progress OF some
man who travels The highway from
gsuteel sobgisty 10 drunken. soddcu
ruffianlam. There arc many rnsn
~ho look like gentlemen. but after
they have imhlbed freely. you see
they Mru not
II have seen men como In with
their wives. perfectly sober and all
tender solicitation. and become
rude. brutaIiy mean and contempt.
lble.
Is this the fault % wine and
whisky ! say no I, IN thu man.
the material of which ha 10 made
revealing itself
Take the girl bchlnd N. counter.
she works for pltifaily small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-05

Diapepsin Is harmless and tastes
like candy, though each dose con.
tains power sufficient 20 digest and
prepare for assimilation into the
blood all OF the food you eat: be.
sides. II makes you go to the table
with healthy appetite: but, what
viii please you most, is that you
VIII feel that your stomach and In
testines are clean and fresh. and
you will not need TO resort to Iaxa.
tiyes or liver pills for bilIousness
or constipation.
This city will haze many Diapcp.
sin cranks, as some people will call
them, but you will be cranky
about this splendid stomach prepar.
alton, too, n you every try little
Tor indigestion or gastritis or any
other stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute, aud
forever rid yourself OF stomach
trouble and indigestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-05
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, SOURNESS
GAS AND STOMACH-HEADACHE co

II what you Just ate Is sourIng on
your stomach or lies like lump Of
lead, refusing to digest, or you
belch gas and eructate sour. undi.
gested food, or have a feeling Of dig
illness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste In mouth and stomach
headache-thls Is Indigestion.
a full case Of Papes DiapepsIn
costs only 80 cents and will thor.
oughiy cure your outof-order stom.
ach, and leave sufficient about the
house In case some one else In tho
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
Decent cases, then you VIII under.
stand why dyspeptic trouble Of all
kinds must go, and why they usu-
ally relieve sour. out-of-order stom.
achs or Indigestion in five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-05
Overfatness Condemned

Fat. or even fattish. women readers
who want to ~ In the mods this year
must understand that the demand ia for
lines, not curves. and govern themselves
accordingly
That means OFF with tho fat II has
become duty. Many are trying exercise
or dieting; but n IL certain they viii find
these methods too slow and unreliable
Ths cheapest and safest way 20 get In
form for the Direciolfe mode IL BY means
of Marmoia Prescription Tablets. Any
druggist Cor the Marmois Co. i6s Farmer
Bldg, Detroit. Miohl viii give you a
large sized case Of these elegant little fat
reducera containing good. generous sup
ply. for Is cents. and even this quantity
should be enough 10 make a decided Inn
precision on your excess fat Many have
lost ~ much aH a pound a day.
These Mafmoie Prescription Tablets
may be used with impunity. and likewise
perfect confidence. for, being made strict
" IN accordance with the famous Mar
mola Prescription, they are. Of course
quite harmless They are rather bene-
ficinl than otherwise. Ia fact. never dis.
turbing the stomach or causing a wrlnk-
ling OF the flesh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-05
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
SMILE AT YOURSELF IN
YOUR MIRROR

Here are some important thlnss
for you 10 consider. Your teeth
may DO decayed badly enough 10
interfere with your natural express.
sion when you talk or laugh. Soma
Of them may trouble you when you
are eating or drinking Again. they
may keep you awake nights. II you
recognize any Of these conditions
as being part Of your experiences.
we want TO suggest that yon ask
yourself these questions. eonsid-
cred from a business standpoint:
Would not your time be worth more
70 yourself or employer IL your
teeth were goodf Is II dread Of
pain or on account Of the expense
that you neglect your teeth Pa
tienis Of our office know that dem
tai operations are no, 90 harmful.
after all: they know that We guar
antee our work 70 be the best, and
they know our charges are the low
est.
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