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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16

DR. &. NJ. Peterson will bo at the
.t"uivillr hotel Monday, Fob, 18TH.
II your eyes need attention do not
fail 20 call on him. Dr. Petersen Is
90 stranger aud has q reputation
Throughout the state as a reliable
auI honest optomctrist, aud also
nHs M olieo at Salt Lake city, nj
us Fast Fourth South, wh.r. you
ruu call aud have your Glasses
chu-oJ when iu the Ciay. Plenty
.u, references Boo your own town uud
elsewhere.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
CoNCER1WAS
GREAT SUCCESS

phl, cssSFst Ss--i,. Ia the sssAkA.
houss lAst Tuedoy night under tho
nusices N the Relief society was u
grand success in every sense of the
word, and the officers Of that asso.
citation wish % thank all who took
pnrt Following is the program ~
rendered:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16

Mr.. Frank Croft has rendered his
resignation NJ manager of the Sum
mlr Furniture d Mcr company, to
W'r effect about March /. Mr.
Croft has been identified with IN,
uuoyc iluu since its organization.
Alf.r the new manager takes hold,
MI Croft will gu tu Pennington,
Davis county, whore hc owns u fine
bHuch of Jerseys. The family viii
uHuiu here until tiu end of the
school year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16

Mayor aud Mrs. Frank pingre'
have sent out Invitations fora dane
ing party to be given In the opera
house next Wednesday evening.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16

Remember the Cnfarrll Concert
Company on Feb. ~ Each season
IIcknt IL GOOD Tor lWn nlmI..inms.
The evening world., 1912-05-09

things. The ethios Of It all-ths Yes or
No-is for the individual to decide.
But what Of tho woman who stays at
homo. who though time without num-
Der she may have the COURAGE Of her
convictions. yet 10 overwhelmed by the
courage Of CONCESSION? Tho woman
who comedies her prior right TO reform
for the realisation Of the immediate
nssd-the need Of being ON THE JOB
In the close confines Of things.
Ia she. too. not doing HER part nobly
in the scheme OF things? Though carry
Ing no banner and Joining In no forcei
she 10 . stronghold to herself and Il
those she b RHsPONsIRIIE for: in iik,
measure 70 the sister In the parade.
There 10 much talk Of "woman't
sphere" but woman makes her owl
sphere. whether on the battle srounS
Of freedom for women or 1t the hsartl
stone WIN he eamliy. IN reality thsr'
The evening world., 1912-05-09
Just a Glimpse Into
the New York Shops

Turkish towelllng In ecru or white. They
are 31.A.
Probably no material will be more
popular this summer than the ssario.
which Is another name for Turkish tow.
cling. One pattern has three graduated
rows OF openworx to form a border ana
would make up into a smart suit. n =
~forty-ive inches wide, and in white n r
9S cents q yard, while IN colors Il SEA
and that Is decidedly less than V w.
sold for two months ago.
Cute Milan helmet hats are this So
sons offerings in baby's headgear. TAs
trimming consists Of a narrow silk band
and the price 10 sc.7s.
Pins for holding the fashionable oou-
tonnieres are In ~cornucopia shape. They
are Of silver and sell At % cents.
Pongee waists are nice for trNvS.
ling. and when trimmed with a CONTRAST
Ing color the effect Is very plsaa6nG.
Some pretty ines with small coilan.
bands or embroidery In blue. coral ~.
endsr or green are H.S.
One shop Is showing a large amure.
meat OF the plne-needlc cushions ~.
Neotly like those we usually crowd ~
our trunks when returning from -
Northern woods. And here theU ~
right 1t our door for only y q . 60
faseee6laG - doA ~
The evening world., 1912-05-09

y VOW II q good time to purchase q
III suit. You will want II for travel
ting. and the styles will not change
50 materially that It will not DO for early
fall wear.
In order to make room for the sum mer
suits and lingerie dresses those Of the
woollen fabrics are now being disposed
Of at great reductions and excellent, bar
gains may be had. especially in the high
class suits. .
The new '.Robsspierre" collars with
revers in plain or striped silk v lace
frills to MI in the v opening. They are
So. 'a
New handbags with a practical self
locking device that cannot be opened
while carrying tho bag may Illustrate
the Willy manipuiations OF the pick
| pocket. The bags are being offered In al
colors at 1896. Those in black can be
had al o as u.
The new baby pins that cannot open
will find favor with women senerally.
for who does not know the annoyAncs
of losing a priced collar pin or shirt
waist pin. They are simpis In construc.
tion and are being offered In silver OF
gold Anish at Is cents, . card ~contaautns
two pins.
The Tyroi hats are favoritss WIN ehli'
agsa. sal ~ ssvsst thAAp ars tAsss q
The evening world., 1912-05-09

Mrs. Jarr Supplies Etiquette
for a S~idetracked May Party.

Il don't want 70 80 to the May party"
volunteered Master Jar. "Izzy Slay-
insky 10 going to be May King"
rs that so?" asked Mr.. la, .r
thought little Lionel sweetser wa. N h.
May King. That slavinsky boy is 20
very rude at times. Well, Emma" she
added. a. II solving the way out OF the
social dilemma. you don't need to speak
to- the slavinsky boy. you can keen
far away from him."
bun II no boy 10 May Kans And
Emma IL the May Queen."-bsxsn- Mr..
Jarr.
There you 90 interfering. even with
q chdhrens party!" exclaimed Mrs.
Jarr. What has tho fact a. to who
10 king or queen got to do with Emma
doing ~ I tell her to do?"
II feel sure It's going to rain" ..,d
Mr.. Jarr fsebly.
well. the child has an umbrella and
rubbers and . rainooat. hasn't shs7.,
asked Mrs. Jarr.
Rather queer looking. Q waterproof
Queen OF the May!" suggested Mr.. Jarr
And what do you think. mamma 20 M
~ ~ SuC0u OI tu0 MAY
and yet she never heard Of ana canno,
recite. Tennyson's beautiful poem, .ro,
I'm to BE Queen Of the May. Motherv'
! "Tennyson!" sniffed Mrs. Jarr, '-Thar
was written by ~Longferlow or Lon
Byron. ! forget which: but I know
used to Just love Lord Byron's poetr,
when I was at High School in Brooklyn
And yet. although he wrote tho mos
beautiful poetry, Lord Byron had ,
terrible Temper and a club foot AM
couldn't get along with his wife"
Wen. Tennyson. Byron or Lon&fei
low. II doesn't matter" said Mr.. Jarr
Here m tho rain. It's all OF witt
our little May Queen to-day. for II I
pouring"
Never mind. darling" said Mr.. Jar
to the little girl. don't you cry. You
white slippers didn't come. anyway. 8
II the party 10 put on untt to-morro,
you'll have white slippers. too
And, being feminine. little Miss Jar
was completely comforted.
The evening world., 1912-05-09
S&r*T@@6OV

owa dod,as." saAd Or. yAr. Thm ne
tuEusd - ne little girl and AgaAn
sa1d:
And esnv you rsuAts The Nay
oueAr"
mo. but I dot . pdeoe to speak at
The May party" tsped the little Gtri.
And IN thar peculiar ang-sons tone
chedrsn affect In svdh cass she dronsd
monotonously:
The little stars are the sheep Of
the sky,
And the moon - the big bell
wether.
And the clouds Ar the hills that
they climb % high
gether."
And DO you understand II? VIVA,
does 4 mean by saying the moo Is ths
big beNwsther'?" asked Mr.. Jarr In hii
best parental manner
The evening world., 1912-05-09
How to Add Ten
Years to Your Life
BY =. 81. Hasik. N. D!

shinS 70. CThe New York WORLD.
night deprlves the digestive apparasO
OF its needed rest and disturbs sleep.
Sleep drives away all cares and wse.
riss and all the mental activities Of the
day. thus bringing rest 10 the higher
faculties Of the mind. And. during the
hours Of sleep. the system casts on the
poisons that have accumulated the Pre-
ceding day. On waking, the muscles
are rested; the different organs ready
to resume their allotted tasks. tho mind
10 clear and active and Their, Is a sapss
Of fresh vigor. power and well being IN
every part Of the body. 4,
II IL cafe to follow the dictates OF ne{
ture In regard to the amount OF size
, required. One should retire as soon {
the desire for sleep comes on and
should rise when that desire Is suRisI
ned. Eight hours are usually required
by the ordinary man. To be Thoroughly
resting and refreshing sleep should b
sound and undlsturbcd. a clean. cool
and quiet with an abundance OF
fresh air and thorough ventilation %
very essential for deep, %rcstful. sound
sleep. Stuffy. "alr-tlght' bedrooms
are extremely unwfnolesome to sleep In.
For upon waking In such n room one
feels fatigue and ~iansuor of body. dull.
ness and inactivity Of mind and ire
quently headache.
To enjoy good health and 20 add ten
years to your life, sleep enough, Let
| your place OF sleep be clean. quiet and
airy: and YOU will rise a new man. full
Of fresh vigor and strength for the
tasks Of the day.
The evening world., 1912-05-09
Reflections Of a :"
BaChelOr Girl
By Helen Rowiand

8M-
oprash. 1911. BY r~ Pre-. ruDhAns Co. ,r. New York Void.
- '';: , =. .,., , ,... :. !. 4. :, ..,. .,,..,,' r:
" ~oman az a mSstacne o r rubber boots, and o ssW~s
mind 10 a uorse affection than q club foot.
The only objection to being married s that ym haze to STAY tAss wsy
ali. the time; there are no ho'iddys dnd n o t"termAsions y -
Even a ststv horsepo~er automobile has to rest" nee N dpAnA sxs
Weddtn0 Day to te Craze 'tt-- 800. s4
of trouble and any lengths to make MIN WANT to Kiss her rhes she Ae6HV
the sH0htest intention Of letting Mn dot ~
Failing IN lopt snh q rsaov come. as nss~rauy 10 a yossa-sss Ns
oImost az hord wMA Mm-ds ~ fret smoke or NE first shave; bvt wAsa
che ss S~shed ~WA h@ Ae hos q vorktmO knowledge of uomcn e.s tAs
love game that wu last hin q hfesHe: 49,
IN ne matter Of sentiment o vomon prefers quouty to qpantsy; ~
| q man SCENE to prefer q lot Of cAsop little nirtotoms to one genuine love
orak, jSs - q Savooe prefers . str~o Of cheap beads to one 0enstns jsWM
no vosts 0, time tov q man to try to ,athom feminine nature; ne
only thing he needs to knou In order to make any roman perfectly hap1r
10 how to Say II love yow' conUtnctnOy at least once a day.
Perhaps ",comon's tnAsie pdriety" comes from having to live xp to Q
different mans "ideov' every teU ~onths until she morres m Of them.
A uonan. oreate.s right" IL the right husband. Art Is inspiring, ~
you cant nun your fnoers through ts hair; q cdreer Is absorbing, but ves
can't tie ribbons on your orairchHdren; work 10 ENROLLING, but II nepsr
"babys' you uhen you have q headache; and epen the Franchise hosxt
GOT a shoulder to cry on.
A man need never vorry about his personal appearance: every m1~
looks handsome Wh1e the loveliOht ts'turned on hhm-und all men loon
erdcay alike a fcO years after marriage.
No. olor.ce, a husband Is n longer a necessity; he. jus. a III one
precious luxury
No matter hop many morred men have tried to flint uitA Ar, q M
MH step right up to the dltor, firmly believing that she has found the one
masculine being on eorth aAo nersr s1l look at orother ao~om.
Men cay that the vote aMl rob pont1n Of her sacred influence N No
Sme; out about the only thing IN the home over which a uomon Aes en-
"sdred influence nouudavs v the poodle.
The evening world., 1912-05-09
What of the
Woman?
Co. cine New York World.

IL a parting OF the ways.
My suffrage sister who looks with dis
approval on the wee woman wh, out Of
choice or NECESSITY does no. rise un
In arms with her for the Woman Move
ment Is wronsins the movement Of
woman, indeed.
For woman nov in VARIOUS ways
"her wonders to perform Circum-
stances alter cases. The woman Of the
factory who needs legislation to bring
her better CONDITIONS may need the
vote; tho average w~age-earner whose
position Is usurped by the man doing
the same work for MORE PAT .n.,-
need her sister suffragists to bring i'd
Justments.
But there 10 much to be said IN favor
Of her who must remain behind. ~ II
were. and keep the moving machinery
OF things from slipping q cog. The SOL
der who goes forth in The Cause.
whether 1t be right or wrong. 10 certain.
ly no more to be laudcd than the keeper
Of the camp.
While the old talk Of "woman's place
in cooking and baking and all that wen,
with grandmother's day must needs b.
RELOCATED to tho rear with grandmoth'
er's history, In view Of the many mill
ions Of her granddaughter whose con
ditions are CHANGED and VINO MEET
the vote. yet there Is she who mus
needs FOLLOW somewhat in grand
mothers footsteps and she 10 not 'ol<
fashioned" either.
She may not be the new woman" q
the commonly accepted n Bu
certainly che NBEDUD M
More power ia the woman who woui,
vote for the future reform! But Just .
Ash regard must We accord for u
oman wAe would veusA Tor ~ 1A9ny
The evening world., 1912-05-09
An Old Sea Rover.

he second oldest schooner IN the
United States 10 now tied up Al
Red Beach. nine miles from Cal
ais. her home port. She Is the Hiram,
and she was built twelve years later
than tho famous old Polly. Her keel
was laid down al Biddoford In 1919. and
since she was launched the little two.
masted schooner has led a strenuous
life up and down the Atlantic coast
Although the vessel has been repaired
time and again. she stu has her orig
inal keel and bottom. which are II
good condition. She 10 CO.'S feet long
has q gross tonnage OF sixty-ssven tons
and carried . rev OF three. For man!
years after she was hunt the HIRAM
was commanded by members OF tn
Cook family Of that city, and she I
now owned by Eamer McDon'ld OF Re
Beo1h ~
The evening world., 1912-05-09

The little girl swayed again. but said
she didn't know. Master Jar exclaimed
loudly that HE know. 1t meant ths
moon wa q bell in the rain, he said.
The little girl began to cry u this
point, savang Willie was speaking her
piece. -.
You leave your little sister alone!'
cried Mrs. Jarr. entering at this point
with the little Erl's May party ores
over her arm. And. not content with
Issuing the spoken command. she gave
Master Jarr a tap ON his skull with hen
thimble finger that made him Ne stars
TT looks to me like RAIN" saad Mr.
Jarr a. he gazed out OF the window
while Mrs. Jarr wa adjusting the party
dresA on the little sfrl.
Now for goodness rake Don't star'
In croaking and spoil the ohildren'i
day!' cried Mrs. Jarr.
The evening world., 1912-05-09

Sc A ND eea yea rscss Tor I'm to
"a Bs Queen Of re Nay. Moth
err asDsd Mr.. Jarr.
I&tis AiAs Jaw Uvt her finger n her
mouth Md swNyed 6rom SO TO SIDE a.
h pondcred over the question.
"Aw. ne amt 70 b Queen Of the
May ut the May party. pawr cried
Minister Jar. MARY RAnsis 10 TO b
Queen Of the May"
mo. ne asn'x! No shs ain'ti'
scrsamed the little girl. II ami"
'eSow. don't tease your nttis sastsr.
Wtnae!" admon1shed Mr.. Jar. Ger
tainiy. she's 10 be the May Queen"
And lazy siAvin.ky 10 10 be Tho May
KinG. He DIV al the boys cigarette
pictures to elcct him king. an den
he got Dc otarstte plctuses al back
fsr lsttin' the boys wear me gold Drown
thnt tsaoher made out of gilt pager"
s~xp1ainsd the fittic Jsrr gtri.
Jaw. Izsy ~slavinsky 10 too fresh.'
cried Master Jarr. Tie says kngI
could whip the BOY Scouts. Can they
Paw Say. Paw. gimme q dollar t
3oin the Boy scouts."
go out, my boy. and scout for you
The evening world., 1912-05-09

uvlty or al the VITAL organs
Of the human body. II IL said to be
due to the poisons which accumulate
in the blood during the waking hours
a. Q result of muscular exercise and
activity. These poisons react upon the
cells Of the brain and dull their powers
to receive sensations from without. In
this way sleep supervenes.
God bless the man who hrst invented
Slept" said q Spanish humorist.
Though no man Invented" sleep. II
Is indeed ono Of mans greatest bless
ings. 1t Justly deserves it, popularity
as natures own restorsr. Sleep brings
rest to all the san Of the human
system. The brain In almost wholly At
rest. only those portions being awake
which control the actions OF the heart
and lungs. The heart itself II relieved
Of nearly ~one-seventh of. the task Il has
to perform during the day. The breath
Ing 10 less frequent. resulting in rest
10 the muscles which constantly ex-
pand the chest.
Sleep brings rest to the orsans OF d.
gsstion. Tho stomach and the glands
which make the fluids and fermsnts
necessary for dtsesting FOOD receive isss
blood from the heart and are less 10.
tive. For this reason too the stomach
should not be loaded with food before
retiring. The habit Of eating late .,
The evening world., 1912-05-09

" an tfu w ShoV
the sideh side era
with a Wives.
mothers. daugh-
ters In the wom-
ans rights move
ment - splendid
women. too-wom-
en- full OF the
courage of their
convictions as 10
the New Woman.
and that she must
needs have some
thing to DO with
the running of
The evening world., 1912-05-09

Cspy1sht. 1919. By 1he rress Publishing Go. THE New York wcHd.
r DYE 10 a fascinating game Of Oiu6, marriage q
"shotcdouN"
In q MANS eyes logic Is as snbecomino -
The evening world., 1912-05-09

FRIEDRICH Won SCHILLER.
ID Nv :. lese.
The evening world., 1912-05-09
Copyright. 1919. b. TAs Press Pr
BY Sophie Irene Loeb.

~ TWENTY thousand strong in the
parade! Nc longer . weaker sex.
Twenty thousand women who
The evening world., 1912-05-09
Copyright, 1919. BY The Pnss
THE VALUE OF SLEEP.'

LEEP Il . complete loss Of
consciousness. accompanied
by a full relaxation OF all the
muscles and q lessened &C
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?

1t was Nine. Nordica who;
when asked few days ago what
was the secret of happiness in
marriage, replied, "Politeness."
Sounds absurd, doesn't it?
Politeness is supposed to be all
saved up for outsiders.
Of course there are exceptions.
People who believe in the old
adage that politeness is cheap
have no excuse for not practicing
it at home.
Perhaps Nine. Nordica has
good deal of truth on her side.
Let's all try to find out.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Don't put any faith in hair
tonics. The only good they do is
attributable to the rubbing the
scalp getsfwhen they are applied,
and you can rub your head and
get that advantage without buy
ing hair tonic.
The vital thing in the care of
the hair is to keep the scalp clean.
A good shampoo every few days
is better than all the patent hair
tonics in the world.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

''Why don't they lift these
beams" she cried. "They are so
slow! Give me a shovel, and let
me help! For Gods sake, get me
his bodyP'
Mrs. Neider is under the care
of a physician. ~
Another million or so of secur-
tiles was recovered from the
Equitable ruins today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

was"
y --O-O-
FROM THE RUINS OF THE
EQUITABLE FIRE
New York, Jan. 26.-Man's in,
humanity to man and the Tust for
gold drove a woman mad today.
She is Mrs. Frank J. Neider,
widow of the Waterman who lost
his life in the burning of the
Equitable Building 16 days ago.
Mrs. Neider has been at the
ruins every day since. She has
pleaded and begged with fremen
and the members of the wrecking
crews at work on the building to
look for her husbands body.
But they were too busy to do
that-too busy searching for
gold.
The woman saw men burroW
into the SmOulder1ng ruins at the
risk of their lives, and come out
shouting and triumphant with Sc
curities that represented millions
of gold. But she never saw that
which would make her widow
hood certain.
She read each day in the papers
how this company, or that, had
retrieved fortunes from the ruins.
But she read never a word of the
finding of her husbands body.
Today, they found her in her
home in the Bronx, crying hyster-
ical1y, moving the furniture,about
the room in the belief that it was
the heavy beams and twisted CIR
ders beneath which her husbands
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

which the other boys didn't have
that you fairly strutted home
from school and you counted that
boy blessed above his fellows
whom you 'let feel how loose it
was"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

4 + K -. *,** y +
y HAIR TONES y
By w. c. Cotton, M. D.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-05-10

We had q nice shower on Biln
Creek SATURDAY uighs uhich rcuit
have been a verg Eoos ss-soz lad 10
10, hcs1 Tor the ui1d Szz51y.
We Learn thai GralE7l ard Irz-s-
IA Neasor Are hkeiy 70 say ausy
from hone an ysar- Thsy lave sse.r
plsoe rsntet o-i ard sxpecf t1 siag
uitA thslr ch15-el.
Ne iolrE iA4f a goz1E za- f-uz
Huai cou-ty las hclEhf Iiz BerrEs
place We tailes to lsa-- IS -z-s
LA Casssn hIs iuss rc--e- vel
O. ne z1zrs ms rssk. TIE o-lT
case ta It's cozzu-u.
Ms Ez1a By-az uEs rlks- SEA
Sz1sag zrAi Ezd u1s-a-r5es 20
sovl NczaaT 1srsi Ehs-s Sc Is --u
szyirE u1ts- IL asc.,r's trp1-zs-s
$40 GO czr y,u-E pecEis an -o
g o. tru- Tfu-st1E 10 49, E-s As.-
Gcus-nc- Cc,rz.rf a. 49, 1-s ~
rse5 Co sserr G-r.--c-s-
SFEcr8ToR
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-05-10
Rsdcrs Of Church Innacncc.

TAers are very feW public men
Who 40 no, hold membership in
some church. though many Of them
manifest % further proof Of Chris
tan character than that Men Vho
sseG popular favor recognize the
valve 90 church membership in lift
iug then 20 resPcciaoility YET they
are willing % take the world in one
had and neglect their duty 20 tae
caurch thereby. Instead o. support
iur ire sharch RELY On her 20 carry
thsm ,hroueh. Il the church should
ever 5ecds % yield 90 the worlds
allurrmtnts 50 FAR As % remove the
sun frou dancing. gambling and
snrh o-hsr diversions 60 ouEhi 10 -
r-or 5st tsti ncminai churcAncm-
hs-sf.7 sAoui8 - tiscourtenanced
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-05-10
A Genuine Hair Restorer.

Dld Won ever know which would really
grow the color to gray or faded hairy
advertised to do the work
II probably your that Of Thorn will really meet the
o their manufacturers
There are many which nothing more
than harmful chemical hair the only %
uu having pomanenoy ana OFTEN
causing a sreaky appearance
II has been tho TO discover prcpa
alton which and restore the color to gray or
faded hair met with no success
claims have discovered combination OF
harmless genuine hair restorer and
win OF Kind but VIII pos
lively restore brian and faded hair
This is very strong make and chemist with
ability national reputation OF Pro emoer
this claim would be inclined 10 % sepu" as 20 ne
remembered by readers that are familiar WIN s0en
the e
cess Rmbe wireless Cohcrer Any state
nt entitled consideration as he would not
which not true Woua
hshed reputation.
The soron Mfg Colo have purchased the exclu-
% they have named Prof
having made six months test OF sasne a'
ron make the following remarkable Of
erto all who need a Hair Restorcr'
with bottle OF sSgne to
tho eject onscentOusy used according to
the purchaser Sa-
hair and restore the color to gray or faded
the hair healthy and glossy tha h
viii the sum o dissatisfied purchaser
manufacturer and one
did know positively from eN
they claim for H. No one takes
certainly worth one dollar TO use
Genuine Hair Rcstorer that does no,
sve satisfaction they agreed Send $500 bill
Pueblo that wish to purchase
Of sagne with the written agreement to grow mar ana restore
the the Of s. and viii be
o IN plain
Incorporated under the Laws OF the state
agencies Pueblo
Banks 70 o fulfin they make
SILORoN MFG CO,
Pueblo colo
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-05-10

ga-e7, Never. lei ye1rs ana TO
nc-ihs ga who SERVED tArons1
hole ne Ecuok- ana Civil van AID
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