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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

collected sums in varying amount
ftoy ia stock holders ~ he loaned
oni to ot her stock holders 70, the
building III honcs and the i'm
proving If real estates within the
confines vi Iberia Parish. that all
such real estate was directly aa
ssssod 10 the holders; that 10y aud
through th" sao"laiiOn the ,Udl
Vldual sturkholders had been able
~ greatly increase the value 0
their holdings and that their rs
easements had grown in fair pro
proportion materially increasing
he total assessment Of the par
'4li; that 10 assess any part OF the
stock Of the aasurlatinn, while al
r,oprliirs held through il AT
PROPERLY assrssrd. would, in effect
cause he shareholders 10 suffer +!
double s4ment.
ihe difference of opinion OF
these POINTS. between the Asses
4H, aud he ASsocraiIon, cnlmluat
Ell IN Il SUI IN tho District Court
Inch WAS decided on last Satur
day in favor II the association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN

At the rcgulac meeting 81 tue
board of directors Of the loeila
Rujlding Assn last week me re,
ports indicated that - shares OF
n,vtnT stock had been issued
during tie prect ding fortnight
Lino q total issue for the pres.
emf year TINS far Of t9' shares
Nine shares of the Old See'al stock
h,d bpeu retired III the same toIt
n,.bt. ct tho Paid up stock
shares Xere issued while - shates
we're cancelled.
Five app icatIons for loans, az
,,,,ga,inp $500, weic presented
IN the board at this session Tor ac-
non. The, were approved under
varying conditions.
The Parish Assessor attempted
to carry the Iberia Building = ssh
mon the Assessment Rolls Of fhf
zach Ihe Association : officers
,,neared before the Z lice Jul F.,
sitIlhp as a buaid OF reviewers "
u ..ssm, MS, some time ago, ahd
n,otpsted against this intention OF
The Parish Assessor, but it seem
I'd without avail.
The Association claimed that 4
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

III" MeXicar Na,imha uua,tet
has been one IT the features II ~
tcr"st NJ the lllks Iheali" the past
week Their music ~ soft aud
sweet, and appeals ~ tn" music
loving SENSE ot everyone ~ once
A fancy ~, II does nnl have ~ he
cultivated Large audiences at
tended every pc,t"rman""
! he director If the quartet aud
the young man Nhn sat At Ia" left
# the audience are brothers
Tholr father built the ma,irnh
used aud travels with them to
keep if IN tnll repair and tune.
The other three performers are
cuut lbs ~ ~. frs; two mentioned
Thei' repertoire Is very extensive,
embracing al styles If music
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
MOSS GLIB SAUCE
Now ~ Cents Buy y bottle

Noto, boats were out IN round
numbers on last Sunday Afternoons
on the Irehe The day WAS idea
aud large numbers were attracted
. he city bridge and vai'onN
points along the hay"n sid" 4"
witness the sport Of the fast ny
ing craft. The Ilndine has w"'
the plauhlts Of all who have seen
her IN motion
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

On last sunday joel Dorsey =
nh, siciabs. thinking II possible I"
save the knee Of his injured leg,
ANIMATED the foot above the an
klr. The unfortunate young man
has zone through an ordeal, Sc
vprcly testing his vital forces
Our last information, however, in
djc,tps that he is doing as well as
coali be expected.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

The friends (and they are le
gion) of Hon. X. f. Bronssard
think him the right man in the
right place aud would be glad tn
keep him in his present position
until such time as he takes bis
seat in The senate. They believe
him 10 be better able 10 serve the
interests ofthis people at this par
ticlIlar time than new and mex
periencs Il Congressman.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

M. F",d king recently rrfurf
ed from bis trp - He Fac IL
slope, where he jon neN,d ~ attend
the conversation 81 S',,iu.,s 1t los
Angeles. Durlng his absence he
visited San Francisco. Salt L., Ike
City. Colorado springs nj -
Yer. together with ~ he, .pp'n $ o.
interest lie hrnugh; humn with
hlm many interesting sa"n1'nr,s
from the places ho visited
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

The announcement NJ h'r l'uf
ler. th, 9Th" ryrrnlive ~ 'n"l"h
vas u,lif for the Cav 4" meV'
his f,mily into. rrfatc1 4 sensa
nan The writer has nv knowledge
d the condrit.n If til" interior If
the hnNding. but IN exterior ce'
t,iply presents i dtlapldrtsd ~
pporsncp and rnp cannot point
on, TO visitors, from other states.
with any degree Of print Nh" home
provided hy this srato fnr its
higest executive
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Hon Jos. A Leblanc, Mayor 81
the Village Of lpelcamhre, was
v,sito, to tins city on yesterday
forenoon and a pleasant A'ali'r ~
tins office. lie says the people o.
h,s s..1,nn vilI welcome the com
inc Of the trolley line from tins
point.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

iNefY firm should conduct all Of its outside
business affairs the IonQ distance lines If the
Cumberland iele phone & Telegraph Company w.
eotPoraicd, which pIac in direct .o,,uec-
ton with every important city aud town in tLc
'utf'h rY3frs. he proper way ul sconomieniiP
conducting Nott business affairs send and
tti}t y message 1t the same time. a personal i,G-
'etNt"N 4 moro convincing than letter Call
one l"ng ~tante operator for any information iu
sogatd - tates and connections
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO., Inc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

The angel u death visited The
home nf Nv Walter Ronfte on
last Saturday aud robbed i ot the
twins nnn Of the babes passed
away IT II o'clonk il he forenoon
and tie other fol oAet 4 o'clock
in tn. afternoon nt ia" same day
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
For Job Printing go to Millard's
". r. WILLARD. The Print

The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs W "A. White will be de
lighted Ia learn tina. Nv White
has returned IN Mo, bihan refinery
~ thr chief engineer which
means we will have them again
with us this winter Mr. White
started IL ON the LIST instant upon
the task Of getting the machinery
Of The refinery in readiness for the
coming grinding season.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

NJ jules Dreyfns, II this city,
was one Of he speakers at the La
fayptte Mass Meeting on the 18th
inst held il the interest OF the
proposed three mill special tax for
ten years ~ favor Of the New he
ria. Lafayette Il Northwestern
RalLInal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
ELECTRICIAN and MECHANIC


Ma practical magazine for every
one who wants to learn about cleo
'rieity, or who uses tools. B It's arti-
cles tell you how to make flying
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Is i'll OF valuable shop-kinks, and
practical hints, well illustrated,
me only magazine nf its kind in
.he world. Send your name on q
postal card for free sample COPY.
"tite 1t today. The three latest
numbers will be sent for p cents.
N.5o year.
SAMPSON PUBLISHING co,
Pope Bldg. Boston. Mass
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ! X. k,llburk. Of
Springfield. Mo. arrived her" last
sunday on y visit To Mrs Kill
buck = father, Judge Kohf Brown.
and family. They are accompan
led 10y their little son and Nj
kiilpnck elder daughter
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
JAIL" OR ESCAPE SCREENsP

Agents are still fooling some peo''t
with old style jail screens that Holi
THE FInEs AND MOSQUITOES PHIH' NEE
IN THE HOUSE: When the same none
i o,,,l hny tho new style wright
ESCAPE screens. that let them ou'
aud keep them out.
r P. FOLSE, Manufacturer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

If YOU belch up bitter tasting
ii ,uid il IL Il svgn Of bad higos'ipn.
4 dose or two of llERBiNE WI
correct the disorder. i stimulates
digestion and putifics the b"Wtis.
Price 5Nc. -,
SOLD ~ FSTOEGE DRUG GO.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Inside Won, window screen. Always
crawling NJ up-mr: crazy 10 get out
See the dead aud dying on the sill,
that have given up in despair Ut
Nright's ESCAPES on your screens,
AND Int THE FILTHY AND DANGEROUS
PESTS oU1.
T.. l.. FOLSE, Manufacturer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

r., fresbmrn's viii be sod, At
reasonable ulrgs. OF ~" Church
lawn, on tn" afternoon q May
,lst. for The hnu"ii w III" iafho
lie Cemetery association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

In response ~ invitations lssn u
nv Mrs A ! HHrraw. for her il
tie daughter Lucille 4 merry and
jnyons crowd Of little children
gathered At her home 81 Thurs
day aflrrnnnn. Cannes were play
"a aud real peod time prevailed
Refreshments we've Served Hy the
youthful hostess ia her li'tie
guests.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

The entertainment given by the
ladies' at Mrs w. j. Burke's resi-.
dence on Thursday, for the hene
fit of the flood sufferers was y
very pleasant affai; and conillbu
tons were generous.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Mn & " Dunn, WAS u Gale,
ON Tuesday afternoon lie says
both No,hlhan and Sarah planta
tons have y very promising stand
Of cane, the season considered.
The prospects are promising.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Carrenters started tAe work THIS
" TX of repairing III ff damage TO
the house next above the city $ electro
light plant. iormertF ncnulteh by pr.
II, Rlakesly. A new roof ~ being put
r,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
IN n ;5 ~ ,i Il
....I.DCAI1S.... .
TsisTtr i T I 1'f2iF ,,Ft5t. Y 5t' ft-ts5 II

Miss |. fasuarht gave the pa
piIa II l'' school 4 picnic ont "a
lellrrFon's island on Thursday.
Y N's W y md JOYOUS bunch ~
Young folks who crowded The
hliae.s nn this ncra sion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
rhe New Iberia High Schoo

The New IbeIla High ScHOo'
viii graduate SIX very worthy
Young ladies' and gentlemen TINS
wear. The candidates for dlp'"
mas are Misses Olga Smith, sara
Wen. Maud Estorge, LA k"p'
rl,,anx and Nessrs. Geo simon
and Floyd Ca'hoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Terrific rains have been report
al around W., while here We have
been enjoying an almost "n'"'e'
tuptch sunshine.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Mr.. ! x. klllbnck, who IS here
for Il visit Of few daya, ~ on his
way to Fointe.a Ia iIaehe, Wheie
he will suprrlhtend the erection
ot a new depot for the Frisco Ran
road He ~ superintendent Ton
the Jarrett Cons 'luetlon q
which concern built the sarah
bridge.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

&fiti n'ck - not only painful hut
annoking. FL go' rid Il i iuirl,
Nv ruh tie affected part WITH RAJ.
lsAiEb'S SNbW LININENI II
renrifaieR the flesh and tcl,Nca
The muscles 50 that The pain ceases
infnrd iatcly Price Die, 5nc aud
NlH0 lipl' bottle,
SOLD - FSTORGE DRUG 90
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Last sunday n Iberia fa'k ne iti-
camhte Baseball team met ana htle}'-
ell the New Ihefia boys hy score ct
l3tnI The attendance Was go9h.
The day was ideal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

YOUR NEIGUBQRS have made
money IL hII,1ung in tho IBERIA
b S"', a. :,A ab1f'''"". 70" "a"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
Children CrY
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 7 q a

Cyclopeda Of Applied j. ectrici'y,
revised edition, for sale at Nlllatd's
News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Nh w Y G,lra, If Nl' line.
uaa in town ~ tuesday lie
complained Mat Nhcr. IL" &eu
Ib,lla .Iranr,nttc road used 80 he
~ now very rough way +" tl'Nel
VI ap,pa,s 50 nspera'', - ono
who ia enlhnslastically GOOD
Roads advocate
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

TALKING nrTNTNEt. Whg nnt
ut Your surpi'B ,casi, ~ our Stock ,
\ III 4''', 'y'''al'" and earns in-
iHIHFr DING ASSN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Gen Frt and Pass'r Agt,
FRANKLIN LOUISIANA
The evening world., 1912-05-25
MYSTERIOUS GIRL DIES
FROM DOSE OF POISON.
Miss Morris Found Stricken Yester-
day in West Side Apart
mani uouca
ment House.

Miss Sarah Morris. the handsome
young woman who was found In her
bedroom In the Claremont View apart
ments at No. GIL West One Hundred
and Twenty-seventh street yesterday
morning suffering from the effects OF
bIchloride Of mercury. self-adm!nistered,
died at J. Hood Wright Hospital early
to-day without revealing the motive
that prompted her to attempt her own
life.
Little was known OF Miss Morris by
other tenants In the apartment house
except that she recently came from the
South. She seemed to- have few friends
and received no callers. a note which
was found near her when she was dis
covered In the throes induced by the
poison read:
III j survive this attempt kindly
notify DIR. II. II. Lyle. Plaza 266. and
w. A. Lewis. Worth 492. and wire J.
l.idawdais. Houma. La. Shutdown
Plantation"
DR.. Lyle said that he knew nothing
about Miss Morris except that she had
been patient at st. Luke's Hospital
some time ago. The w. A. Lewis whose
telephone address appeared in the SUI
cides note could not be located.
The evening world., 1912-05-25
LAKEWOOD COLD,
BUT OTHER TOWNS
CHEER COLONEL.

Especial From a staff Correspondent II the
Erening World.)
ASBURY PARK, N, j., May e5-With
a salute OF twenty-one guns and the
roars Of crowd. Theodore Roosevelt
came into fine reception In Asbury
Park to-day. Two thousand people met
him at the station marched with him
to a stand In the square and cheered
every time he paused for breath.
The Colonel boarded his train at
Trenton at 8 o'clock with a scattering
trail of newsboys, bootblacks and hack
men to speed him on his way. Mr..
Roosevelt based his speech at Freehold
on the revolutionary history OF Mon
OF several thousand that his campaign
was but a reincarnation of the spirit
OF '76 and that everyone that voted for
him would prove himself worthy. He
was pleased with his introduction by
Chairman Maxcy Applegate. 1t was as
follows:
Friends and Fellow Citizens: In
front of this courthouse on June
Is. l779. there stood tho command
er OF the armies OF the United
States-the illustrious general,
George Washington. To-day
have the honor to present to you
the next President of the United
States the Honorable Theodore
Roosevelt.
The evening world., 1912-05-25
WILL CUTS OFF
HER NEGLIGENT FATHER
I'm No Wise Provided for Ne or
Ny Mother" Marie Stuart's
Written Reason.

The will Of Lila Gates, who was
known on the stage as Marie Stuart.
and who died April q. was filed fer
probate with the Surrogate to-day.
The actress left e3s.200 In personal
property and $4,000 In real estate. Her
father. Jason Steele, = lawyer, of
Springfield. Mass. was entirely out on
from n share in the estate.
In making this. my last will" were
Miss Stuarts words, II had In mind
my father. who In no way contributed
to my support or to that OF my de-
ceased mother. and l purposeiy omit
him from any share In my estate"
Requests TO charitable institutions
were as follows: Actors Fund Home,
on Staten Island. 5000; Edwin For
rest Home, Philadelphia, $500; Home
for Crippled Children. $1,000: Lying-In
Hospital, $4,000; st. Roses Home,
$3.50; Rosary Hill Home. westchester
County. 13.760.
To her friend, Mrs. Mayme Scanlin
who lives at the Grand Hotel, Miss
stuart left $500 In cash and her
property. worth $4,000. Clayton 70
white. for many years her partner In
vaudeville. was made residuary leg.
ates and executor
The evening world., 1912-05-25
WATERS GAIN A POINT.
Louis Martin Gives Helpers $50 q
Month rs Concession.

Edward Blochllnger. Financial Secre-
tary. and Joseph Elster, business agent
of the International Hotel Workers
Union. who directed the walters strike
at the Hotel Belmont. went TO Louis
Martins restaurant at Broadway and
Forty-second street shortly before the
luncheon hour to-day and acted as
spok esman for the walters. who request
ed certain concessions.
There was no talk Of a strike. and
neither Blochlnger nor Elster was pres
ent as a representative OF the union
They asked for better food and better
sanitary conditions. among other things.
but Mr.. Martin only made one conoes-
sion. He agreed to pay salaries OF $50 a
month each To the walters helpers,
thus relieving the walters themselves Of
that expense. which has heretofore been
el.bo day.
The evening world., 1912-05-25
AMERICANS FIGHT
u CUBAN REBELS IN Il
ROBBERY RAIDS.

SANTIAGO. Cuba, May GA stroq0
force OF insurgents is attacking
Santa Lucia sugar plantation near q
bara on the north coast OF the provin<
OF Oriente. The plantation Is America
property. No Government forces a
anywhere In the vicinity. but the ea
pioyees are making a successful resi1
ance. s-. ~
A strong band OF armed and mount(
negroes to-day attacked the plantati
OF Ell Sllo. about fifteen miies' from u
city. and carried on all the horses. Pc
visions and other plumber. -
The Government Is despatching troG
from here to Guantanamo. Steam
have been chartered for the purpose
account OF the complete intcrrupti6n4
the railroad. n
HAVANA, May 25.--Recruittng ~
continued throughout the morning VT
increased rapidity. 1t is noticea6
that very few negroes are Offering
enlist.
The night shift OF police in MarianA
a suburb OF Havana, 1t was announce|
to-day. encountered a detachment Z
regular infantry at midnight. The r.
lice were on their way to their pos
while the soldiers were bound for q
country. Each mistook the other for'I
body OF the negro rebels. and dcpioy(
for battle In tho darkness, but the hff1
take was discovered before a shot W
fred. This was the incident that CAV
rise to the reports of a fight with N
rebels near HAVANA. =.
The evening world., 1912-05-25

will. No man Is. necessary to the Re-
public. II will be n sorry day in the
history OF this Republic when any one
man IL essential to its existence"
The President stopped at the Linoleum
Works In kearny and addressed the
workers inside the factory. Across the
street Is the Sacred Heart orphan Home.
The Sisters had lined up 100 boys in
gray uniforms. each waving flag to
the President. Down the ROAD about 800
yards farther the President addressed a
crowd largely composed of workmen
from nearby factories and vaterans from
"A nearby soldiers home
The President said that It had long
been the custom OF the Republican
party to favor with denomination a
President who had carried out the plat
form OF the party in his first term. He
spoke OF the bills passed during his
administration.
For the benefit OF the veterans ]
want to say" declared Mr.. Taft. I'VE
passed a Pension hill, and I signed II
in Washington last Saturday"
lie was loudly cheered by the vet
Grams. who shouted Good boy"
Mr.. Taft was In a particularly jubilant
mood all day. The ovations he received
were the most enthusiastic during his
Jersey campaign. The crowds were
large. Mr.. Taft was inclined to be
nent. Time and again he announced thai
he had thirty more votes than are neces.
sary to nominate.
At orange the President addressed a
large and cheering crowd on the com,
mons. From Orange Mr.. Taft came e
the armory In Newark, after which ht
visited the Industrial exposition.
The evening world., 1912-05-25
Sheriff Julius and His Brave
Men Help Protect
Grand Old Flag.
NOT A SPIT WAS SPAT.
And Not a Scof Was Scofed
at Flag During |. w. w.
Meeting.

The American nag surely did get pro-
lection at tho mass meeting OF Z. W.
VS.. assorted anarchists, literary So
ciaaists and unassorted msicontents.
held In Union square to-day. For whyf
because Sheriff Julius Hamburger and
nifty deputies wers on the Job, TO say
nothing Of Lieut.. Bccker's fifteen strong
arms. Inspector I,sahys twenty cops
and the mosquito feet Of plain clothes
men.
Had anybody spat one spit on the
nag or scohed one scofr at the same
emblem OF liberty. Sheriff Julius was
ehere. with his gold badge Of office.
prominently displayed on the swelling
portico of his coat. TO pinch him and
see that he got the limit.
u have read tho law" ssid shsrIff
JULIUS, before Leonard ID. Abbott, one of
the literary brand OF Socialists. opened
the meeting a. chairman. and I ind
tAat according to Sec. las Of the Penal
Code. any spittinG. tramplnG or other
wise showing Of disrespect to tho Amet-
can nag Is punishable by fine or i'm
prson'nent or both. That men gets both
wRom j catch. ] am here 10 defend the
American nag to the death"
inc design or the meeting was a gen
eral protect against the arrest Of Ettor
and 0iovannitti. the Lawrence strike
leaders. on the charge OF murder. ana
the moro recent tarrinE and feathering
OF Bon Reitnan In San Diego and the
deportation Of Emma Golden from the
-. .." IVY Inc TACT tnst NJ
The evening world., 1912-05-25

work In section Ave. For a time the
lights were out. Then we got lanterns.
but just as We brought them the
lishts came up again. ] ran UP and
looked down into section No. sir.
There was about eight feet OF water In
II then. Then \ went back to engine
section ave. We hauled the hres in
the section. There were Hres under the
boilers In section .slx, but there was no
explosion when the water reached them.
In all we had twenty-four boilers
lighted. That was all the boilers es'
cept hve. All but eight had bee n light
ed on Sunday and then three more
were lighted 40.
We were trying to keep the water
from the bunkers In No. when all OF
q sudden the water came rushins
through the section like n green foam
] jumped for 4 ladder and ! think the
others followed me. There was n
Knocking noise. but no explosion when
the water made its rush at us. ! went
30 the saioon deck ana SO. into hcst
No. 10. II was . regular lifeboat and
there wsre eisty.fe or seventy per-
charge for an hour. There was no
oficer in the boat, hut there were
some stewards. who rowed. Then
cot tired out ana turned the boat over
10 some one else. don't know who u
was."
with Barrett now In the party Senator
Smith was led 10 where the stokera'
signais were In the compartment. There
were four coiors. the white one beins
the indicator Of full speed"
was that white showing Just 0sfors
tho accident 10 the T1tanicT' asked
Senator Smith.
The evening world., 1912-05-25

"One night saw the sdvertissment
Cuticura Soap and Ointment for ocsems.
wrote for free sample and ~ soon - I 81
II on he stopped crying. 10 I got cake
Cuticura Soap and . box Of Cuticurs Oi9
ment and started to use II. In two mont
his body and face were - clear - II
Please publish this letter so all mothen q
read Il, for II II was not for Cuticurs 6ol
and Cuticura Ointment my baby would
dead. to-day" tSigned) Mrs. N. BarbdB
Sept. Is, 1911. :.
The regular use Of Cuticura Soap for toll
and bath not only tends to preserve, puS1
and beautify the skin. scalp. hair and ha91
but assists In preventing Inflammation. i'm
tion and clogging Of the pores. the conn.,
cause Of pimples. blackhesds. redness e
roughness, yellow. oily, notify and other
wholesome conditions Of the skin. II u
even moro to promote skin and hair heo@
among infants and children. Cuticura q
and Ointment are sold everywhere. SEM
OF each mailed free. with 32-p. book. ADD
"Crticura," Dept. T. Boston. Tepder-fe
men should use cuticurs Soap Shaving 81