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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time but
TO insure proper classification must
be presented before IL o'clock ID. for
the evening edition and before 1880
D. m. for morning and Sunday edi'
lions. Want ads received after such
hours viii have their first Insertion
under the heading ''Too Late to
Classify"
Cash RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAssIFICATIoN--one
insertion 4 u cent per word ana
cent per word for each subsequent
consecutive insertion Each inser-
ton made ON odd days 1 u cent per
word; $50 per line per month
when nd Is run without change Of
copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
HELP wANTEp-aaALE
Agents, Statesmen and Solicitors


GSOD ONE.
In Nebraska. western Iowa and South
Dakota there isiyet open some fine terri
tory for men who can write life insur-
ance The company Is not a new concern.
but old, reliable and we'll known. II
writes big business and pays Its agents
most literally. What is the matter with
you making contract with this com
pany and 60 to making money? Did you
make any money last year? IL not. why
not? You were not coupled right. IL you
are a hustler / can make you money.
Why not write for q personal Interview?
Address C $50. Bee.
WANTED Statesmen to sell acetylene
lighting plants to farmers and establish
agencies Installation outside Of build
ing: a generator without pulieys. ropes.
levers or weights. Only one moving part.
Cannot get out Of order. VIII last life-
time. Good teller and good paying propo-
sition for salesman. Home Lighting Co..
Red Oak. Ia.
SOLICITORS wanted; live wire propo-
sltion: easily IS a day: no experience nee
essary. Apply Hartman's, iili-l6-is Doug
las st.
WANTED-Experie silk salesman
Apply Manager SILK Department, Hayden
Bros.
Clerical and office.
| WANTED - thoroughly experienced
clothing salesman. Palace Clothing Co.,
18th and Douglas SITS.
"CANo"-ffigh grade positions. 800 Bee.
l. TWO or three high class men for
proposition OF merit. good for minimum
OF so per week. 32i Range Block.
FULL dress suits and party dresses for
sale; also for rent. 81 TO Si.5o a night
JOHN FELpMAN. ees N. nth. ID. BIS
Factory aud Trades.
Drug store tsnaps) Jobs. Knlest. Bee Bldg
HARNESS MAKER wanted at once.
l. Z. Cell. dlenwood. la.
| WANTED-Strictly temperate molder
accustomed to Job work. C. L. Hedges.
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12

BRENNAN-Phlllp H., March 10 lsiz
AGED 81 years. Funeral notice istef'
srI,rI.y-Joxeph. aged 81 years. al Los
Angeles. Cal, OF stomach trouble,
March Z, 1919 -, "a
Funeral Tuesday morning. March u, ~
$40 o'clock from family residence, i3io
8. Nth Ave. TO st. Peters church AZ
o'clock. Interment Holy sepulcher GEM
etery.
ecuLLY-Joe. aged g years, died March
., 1917 at Los Angeles. al.
Funeral from Sc. Peters church. stu
ana Leavenworth. Tuesday morning
~ $50. -----
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
EDUCATIONAL


HELP wANTED-FEMALE
Clerical aad Office.
HERE ARE THREE. GOOD ONES.
BooKKEEPER and stenographer. In
'i BooRK Il III and office clerk. to act
STENoGRAPHfsR. implement. expert
co-oPERATIvE REFERFENCE CO..
iolb-i6 City National Bank Bldg.
Hoasekeeper. and Domestics.
THE SERVANT GIRL PROBLEM
SoLvED-The Bee will run your Domes-
tic Help wantedsAd FREE until you get
the desired results. Bring your ad TO Inc
Bee office or telephone Tyler lo0.
WANTED-iA airi for general house,
work. sea Davenport. Harvey IN.
WANTED-A.. good girl for. general
homework. 90 5. 18th st. Phone Har-
ney $3.50
WANTED-An. ASSISTANT housekeeper
and cock Douglas sss
wANTED-A SRI for. general house
work. win pay good wages. Phone Har-
neg rs. if7os PARK Ave.
WANTED-An experienced girl for gen.
UUuNEN0IAs
wages; references required. must be good.
Tel III. es7s. Mrs. /. w. Carpenter. 80
Lafayette Ave.
WANTED experienced girl for general
hausework: must be good cook no lann-
dry work. Mrs W. j. Hyncs. Phone Har-
ney s7se; sis Harvey.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work Small family: no Washing. ~
Davenport St. Phone Harvey 1911.
wANTEp-A- Girl fer general house
work $50 Dewey Ave.
WANTED-Glrl for general housework,
no washing. 55ss. 26th. Ave. Doug. ala
MIDDLE AGED lady for. general house
work. Address Box sd. henson. Neo.
EXPERIENCED xiri for general house
work: family Of three. good wages. los
n saith ST. Phone Harvey ~.
: = Mixeeiianeeus.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited 10 visit the Young
Women's Christian association buiiding
at 81. Mary's Ave. and fsth st. where
they win be directed TO suitable boarding
places or otherwise ASSISTED Look. LOT
our travellers guide at the Union stAtion-
wANTED-Ladles 10 learn hairdress-
ing with the Hermann permanent wave
manicuring. facial massage. electroiysis.
chiropody. Positions waiting In best par
lors for competent girls. Big money In
private practice. Few. weeks. Catalogue
| free Noier college. Chicago. Ill
EXPERIENCED waitress. report ready
| for work Giimsn's cafe, 1sS Howard 81
WANTED-Slrgle Woman. home work.
81 weekly, hours daily good writer; ne
other experience Necessary. Douglas sssl-
S---=--==-e
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
II-HoLDING UP THE MAIL.

II-H0LDING UP THE MAIL.
Everything is loot to the Russian SOL
diers. The moment they see the Chinese
mail carrier coming along they resolve
TO hold him up and get what letters he
may have There may be something Of
value 10 be had. Accordingly the march
with Claude is halted while one Of the
Cossacks commands the frightened Chi
ness mail carrier to halt. . command he
quickly obeys.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Iv.-oFF TO PERSIA.

u VI 7 70 h<TNH7IE1'
Immediately the entire force OF Rus
SLAMS forget all about Claude and Rosa
mond, and take to their heels In mad
scramble TO the nearest railroad station.
They are all for Persia and plumber. Des-
mond is angry at this desertion. but
thinks he can safely hold the eaptiyes
single handed, especially as Claude is
bound.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12

AGENTs-Nev free isl. catalogue just
out. New easy. quick. profitable seilerA
Sample Of any. article selected sat freel
Charles stillsnaa. "a Benyenus Are,
Re<ksIsx. CAL
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
Horses srd Vehicles.
HORSES Ala BARGAIN

For sale OF hire 10 heavy draft horses,
wagon horses for iaundr.s or delivery use;
also single buggy horses, all wei oroke
SnuIes wall broke; also sta ldard and reg
istered trotting mare. fan lily broke. for
IsdIes 20 drive or ride. sound; lots OF
sperd. NIL consider trade for city lot o.
diamonds; viii give buggy u wanted. An
these are at a bargain. Iisery spe-
etsity.I ". Reese, 81 sherman Ave
Tel WEBSTER ilS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12


unDCEG Mares. work harness Tor
lOAsoLo sale 81 n. :. Web. sssA
Harness OF All kinds. the largest stock
In the Gty at attractive prices Johnson.
Danforth Co. 5. w. Cor. 10th and Jones.
RcTATOR WILKES, JR. for sale Al
q Sacrifice In next ten days 81 81 Grant
Call WEBSTER ssA
FOR sALE-Thres horses and one geld
Ing. Coal Office. nth and Lake 81.
s HEAD horses Douglas 81 stables
TIA Douglas
PALACE STABLES.
For sale, farm horses. driving horse.
Doug. -. eth and Davenport W. w.
MACE PROP.
FOR sALE-LArxe. heavy drxft horses
also driving horses; also wagons and har-
ness, ss q bargain A. Melcher. Livery.
Feed and sales ssahiez4 Phone Douglas
HzA LIS Lesrsax2gtA -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
MEDICAL
DR.. TARRY CURES

piles. fistuIa and other rectal diseases
without a surgical operation. A cure
guaranteed; no money paid until cured.
Write for book on rectal diseases with
testimonials. Bee Bldg, Omaha.
DIR. RACE. specialist. nervous and all
chronic disease. sS22 Harvey. Red 1856.
Ladies' guaranteed remedies. 4oi Ware blk.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12

w. J. LA PAGE-Auto blacksmithlng,
brakes refined. wheels trued up, spring
welding a speciality. 81 5. 18th. d. ssis
FOR sAi.E-S-passenger. Model NJ,
Oidsmoblle rebuilt; repainted and
guaranteed; price, $40: also 7-passenger
Autocrat demonstrating car, for sale al
attractive price. Phone Doug. ISIS u.
+. Ford. ztle Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Paint and Glass .

PAINT, oil. lead and turpentine are 10
pen cent cheaper now than year ago.
Take advantage Of this and buy only
strictly pure material at Barker Bros,
Paint Co.. 1e9h Farnan St. PHONE
Douglas $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12

FOR REST-Soen, modern store build
ing. well located in prosperous county
seat town OF 3oo In Iowa For full In
formation, write p. o. Box rs. ottumws.
Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12

Store at l5os Harvey St
office or szlesroom at 18th and Harney.
"a flnor at 1906 Harvey: lnew)
ID floor at 15S-ie Harvey: (new.}
Basement at 15ae-10 Harvey tnewS
Offfce At ISL Farna1n. lsecond ncor1
store at ItfI Harvey st.
o. c. REDICK. Attorney.
LII Fzyuam Street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
MAsONS CHOOSE
THEIR OFFICERS
FRANsIs E. NICHOLS AHo Wal
TER }. BoVDsToN or FAiR.
ssoNT. ARE HoHcRED.

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ssHF 'A's
S'taEa ls'a-"
The Erauh chap - cierr"d ni-aer,
~ f0lloss
ssSand Hszh Prts1f E'--Eeis =
Nl-holA FAisnlont
80, v,,. a u ri,-uAouse q.
P,rssr,burr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
Union SgUioe

FououiaE an annual susaon- ne
churrhss oi this city uiil OOosrvs
ThaakuEiving day with . unt0a ssT-
Ntre
The servies VII - IBID n -
Nethudi., Epi.ropal ehursh u FuiT-
uunt avenue and ~ Thaat-givinG
ssrnua uia - prusehed b D.. J. G
nTouusald. pass0r q tha \. p ToD-
pla. The mnste win - tlFnishu1 -
- esoir Of ~ Nsshodia EVt1ruya.
ehnreh.
The servtee UT begia q 1873
sieIock. ThanuEiVsnE ~ thtI ~
falis o. NSvuuhlh ths 11!h-
4 coIleciloa ufu ~ tahua - ~
saTviuP uhich VIZ ~ dauo,od - s1Us
hulsVuloni pUUls ~ natter - -
S-ciAod afa aDsttng q ~ niutElGEiai
A-.oeilatuu 10 - ~ n ~ Suar -
surs-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
AT MP. Temple
On. AND MRS AsIDoLEhlISS WILL
TALK THURSDAY NIGHT OK
CONDITIONS ~ SOUTH AFRICA

To-mSrrou sveHlng q ~ O'Clock.
g. tas n Temple. la = HniOn neE
vice Of all the church. the EsnsraI pub
D.. EIi havs a. opportunity 10 listen
% addresses irom Two distinguished
= .rilers 20 our cisy- Dr and Mr.. Md
c.@niss. natives Of scotland and kav-
srg IN caarEe Vsry extensive inter
cenonitnatssusl mission UOrk in Sosi;h
Afyica. Eil iss-r-b- their uork Ena
s.sp.-s!eEces in tAai Interesting tsuG-
Tteaa addresses All ~ EiVen =; the
Request Of the Ministerial Association
nf this city. TAosr ubo heard there
speakers last sunday were charmed
ulIh their addrrssss u hphoovea The,
I.eopls o; this community therefore Q"
take advaHiagr 81 sse oPpor'uaity "a
hear a. nrsy hand o. fh~ intsressinS
r,-liEioua deyeIopmenrA IN South
Afrtca-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
,JUDGE MASON DELIVERS
CHARGE TO GRAND JURY


Jud=r Mason ia dellserisE his
churxe 70 the present ErAAd jury r.
vieved his c7reer on ire bsRrh. l.
4as his last TAX % he grand jurors
ard 81 Was = rtruHE aiscourue Foiu'inE
ou, clearly ths du'ies Of Juror Part
q the chsrzs is given below and Is
- iclIs~s
Csauem.n 81 the Grand larry
IN July. 1897. besaa holding terms
q The Circuit Court. fae rrsi thTee
ycau ~ special ipdFs ia Prssioa. Tay
lcr. Hsr-fsas AsEnnEzlia aad Marion
r1snties oa the firss day Of July.
lsea. uas appointed JuaEc 0f tAis
G-reuis. -aen composed q the e1aniies
o. Marion. Harrison and MsnnnEEIz
I'd ssrrtcd the foll0staE Soyrnber.
sla coaflausd IN otace a. thr general
,.sc,ioa ia Issa ny term e1ptriaE D''-
Csmher lIrg ncEt. SO that ] have been
ca ta. bench almost continuously Tor
mcFe than flfJs--n yssrs it haa bern
zoe nscst pleasant and c0agrnisl ssr-
rlls .. M life This term ~ court
rIH cJuoiiess c.oss ms Judicial carver.
! have given 10 ths profe-AlOn- and the
People of NJ native state ftffeea wears
81 tn. sSsi part ai u.y hfe-ny M
.afed rnanhn3d retire ul;h the Kind
|. ,isr fceIrg. rcErefiing mosi thar ny
mistakes have caal-d lltiEzal- -ruao's
ana expense
uur.nE thia aoues hst sTSsnkivs
,crm a. s1rvtas u has besn ray duiy
address IERzy grand jaries- WaSt
70 close a. h-Esn By sVhortiag Grand
juror. 20 b. atliErni and fsHhfsl in the
snisrcszasut Of he iAua Enaeuag
isES hourv-r. uise azd useful With
"a, snsorrinE them Is itie morkefy.
'a osrzzsrea EDvernmeEs can i1aE eH'
- L Hs Iaus arc dlsFtEsrded and Sio-
lated a. uiII PeruDas uho iuteniioh'
asly vlcl1te iaa- dslihrraiesy cateulSls
hsu they are 70 AVOID paGinhmeni,
They r2p-ri TO escape sumeuhers
alrar tA- Hnr o. he Iaai-sai Hsarhin
~fy. They lnuk ior FTutScfiou none
shere and nOuehos and Are 'Oo oi'ss
sacrsssfu. O2rial prUtecttoa and
money is ths price paia ~ SoidisFI
- The EFaVr q Cara tor falsely ~
pcEtiuE rhas ~ boay e ihe alSto-
hsl bern rl18ra ~ Ne dtzriBiau uhH'
rhe uli1io1s sivps = aasy. - i ha'
e. Rm1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
Isl HELD FOR
MURDER De HEB NgIHEI



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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
GUERRILLA
VAR OPENS
haIhIERs FIRE on MINE EnPLoVEs
~ FAVETTG "A DRIVER WAS
SAoT ~ TE4E MP AND THREE
MULES KILLED.

CHARLESTON. " va NOV. H.
GueFriIlA uariare sas Ia sviAsnce -
fsra4y near Kiagsson. IN FayestR cOun-
IS. when a hard Of str.klHE nlners
opened nrr On . doasH mea enplogud
b. th. Solssy CeHis=s.s company. Hod-
ao1. = driver. sas sh0' 10 he 90 =.
glauhsuship, a. Mise rHtchmsa. uas
sass IN tae los Bcfa usre Ouiy
rHrhfiy luIared Thr-~ ot the l0gr
a.aies Eriven b. ia- party uere killed
An oairlal of the coal coupaay vas
returning home from the enht and Hns
accompanied BY three mgn who eHPoct
- uort ia tbe strike ssae- Thay we're
,Ert b. Captain FEe5 ". Lester and
fuur men a. Dushaa. a statioa ~ TIE
virginia railway. aad we're dIivtns
fhroarh the cozHfry uhen they NsEs
nr~d upon fro1 she hiiIs nsaF No1Sy.
= here ths strikers have . eump The
arr Sas returned after uhieh Lastar
and hls party r-5s-ned 70 KtnsRul-
Fur7her sAoOiizz - expected before
nscsn.zz
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
cso. OFT DEAD
FOrmsr Rss,dsHs - This clsy Dies ,
Wb0siiaG AsRsr Li"Ss"H8
TIInGGA-

W George ot;. ;Ormrr resident q.
rhis city. j. dad - his hcme M
Ulaesisns. iai0rEHs oU hayips b--'t
r-er.veI n isls civ Jhis aotainE e
raat effect Ts- 4r~taS~i uHs . me.
chansc and . nHmb-s % years aso ~
sid-d in shb cigy ~beT- p is s"I'
Ensun 10 > narais-r o ths Older IN
LabssAHta Of ihiu viciEity Tie uan
aa1ui - yean o. 49, be is survived
b dve siusrs Ana a uHmh-'r o. OEa'-i
ralatlNas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

Rlrh Siaalty. AEua -. eameilner
cu1ploy~d ~ 4 sinner and Wis b nos
uHder si.pse boad o. q charss q ~
temVs.a rups uAs rApsurod b uhiiad
sgu,ea DeUuU Marshall S1i'h Had
oM--r Z a. CIeussuuia of this eiIy.
BY the usr o. bioodh0usaa- o. ~
charse of aitsnpEizE 70 ban ~
pouer hOuas Of Ihe Rl'u1inoua cosl
ucmpazy - Crsun Hull tais eOulty
TA- boilers had h-ea dEai1ut nod
piIs q unsle Plae-d "a . eofOeF q
"a. buiIding. u j. believed be uaI
-enrud av1y bsfore airfEilE ~
uaseh Tho biunhhUun1s tElfSa1
Slspi-y 70 Die hooA- Ha y nv n
the county JAIL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
HOME 8 SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION
MEETING
IR ElIGE mixes B0REs
SHOWS TBtG RELATION 0CTSEEN
TVlg NOME AND TRE PU8LIe
oeitoOLa


ne souoo1 Dugiing 81 the FaiTmonf
llona and Gehool Association vas
hald il.t nlghi = the Y " c 4 audi
tuFiun. Aboui ~ uer~ Prrseni aud
- M = manbaIship uns incr-s'ed
to a1an ~.
~ Th1a & Hedges. pre.ident OF
- WOu VlTIinio Uniserusiy. gave =
Vr1r luluVuaiinI tsit On the EenerhI
nE1rce q ~ Eui1itnas h-tueen the
hrn1 ~ ~ srbooi Ne enphaaiEed
i1la that ~ Public school nhould
- urrlI11d ~ earh ciiiasu not IN the
nt q ~ eva peTsonaI FelatiOu to
3 ~ - . GlGiai ia1lttuitu1 IN iiS r.
llill . ths ou1mulily - . uhO's.
a rclIr q ~ 80 Nh thsT the seAnol
oB ~ N buneA, q the Individual
e,rn 80 ~ chiI1Tsa iH II Is found
~ en- ou1,on q vOting tbs levy for
- oehoolB Gaeh year d UOuid b
I'M - 6GlsIhi.. sald N. EioaEaa. tor
. . uoaa uspaIaisly saeh yeaE tor the
urlrEius - uET SldEes ur any o'bsT ~
uu1us q fhs koVeTan-ut Our
oshooll ~ -pah,Ic" schools and "a
- ~ tha houanf d the community
~ lhaFsa1Te nFe Of just a. much
ualus tas . Pubiic InstisutsOni To the
una who ~ 10 rhlidrsa a. % the
fltfsF q . tooPa.
AnuebSr paint maae by 'he speaker
NrB tnat the schools OF any eOmmnn-
~ aEs ~ sbout Rs rDOd - the Pro
rls e tha1 eommuniyy SAINT them to
oa.-they rEVressni nhout the aVerag''
t1oala q tha people.
nav -. bsaa nuch criticism o.
o1F pubiie SCHOOLS rsreaSly and OF
suUrls thuFs are some things which
orll1 - Improved. One Of the fhiaEs
CruI . Uuulg. u. Hodges thinks. iS
~ 0verrToudinE q school ruoms We
= ~ give teaeheFu = chance 10 DO
muuh With he Individual boy or Gin
whan Us eTOEd So or 80 o. them. into
ouaruon tuot 70 MeatsCR - OF "a ~
~ - aooe Ulaees In FaiTnOH', ~"
nl6 - NJ heard mS;heTs Of thres o.
aw ehldrsn uay They nearly st ne
cSuly nsnuatmss- nad yet rk7se same
HulhaEa oEPoc' . young incNPeTisnrsi
giFi 10 taks s. q those sane yopRs
oio=s 80 20, ouiy keep from going
envy b1t keep pertscsly sUee'-'em'
RtRai aad give SperiAl sEientiOn to
~ neeAs og ssoh individual ehile.
u-hgn sc are uiiling TO pay fer enough
llnchsFs 70 h8aqulfsly handIs the Sii.
uatisn ulny lhisel uhieh seem TO b,
uru1E Uith oaE nchSoia VII ~ rsme
az ~ ea-h child uiI b. more like
y . ~ = -Hguars dsal-
A. ~ eloas q ,hs address. -rOaAd
ss1l1- disglnsiua was conducted b
BuuL JoA Raster. uhO called uPOa
uaEio1s persons In lhF sodienoc % re-
Gp11 60 CERTAIN TuesstoRa IN rsEaHl
10 ~ NOrE Ol the aasoCiaSioa. Nm.
J. NialtpF RarRsu. Mr Ira sulith. N. l.
=. Yo.s. Mr. San r Nuzaul and PriR
eEral H. G. Matthews took puEt IN ,aia
ei1ro-stoa-
h Uas vused 70 holl shr n-u meet
$780, time In D-cenD--
~ psuu5Gsut rad ~. nz7s-s o, NJ
6iTuaaurl SbO aFs to sssis' in orgaR,E
N t1uleh au-ocinlioHs in VIZ variou'
uasl SehooiA Tbpy are Esg Para
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
RrTUau TO ms cry.

sB ana YBrp- Cyras Seais az
tasshu=. uhs aaa as-ni the gasf s-s
srul 9outha ~ Anh'-vals. \. - a-riv
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17

bought with money. Ii Is given on the
strength of conviction There is
no evidence wanting to prove that De
Miracle is worthy OF Its reputation.
Il was found by the represen-
tative Of The World that among promi-
+nent department and drug stores OF
New York city the use of De Miracle was
Landed on all sides The proprietor Of
one Of the largest Of these establish
ments said The sale of DeMiracle is
constantly increasing. and We hear
nothing but praise for it all the time.
Like expressions were echoed by the
others
For wars we have been cautioning
women against being defrauded by so
called superfiuous hair cures. In
spite OF all warning, II seems that some
are always willing 10 be humbugged,
because. as The World SAYS The fakes
put on the market in the last ten years
have numbered their victims by the
hundreds Of thousands" The mere fact
that fake dangerous preparations are
short lived should alone he sufficient
warning 10 avoid The use of any de-
pilatory but that Of proven merit
Don't he deceived or deluded by al
mring and impossible claims of i'm :
posters Tell any one OF them that De-
Miracle Chemical Company will forfeit
Five Thousand Dollars II 1t can be
proven that their so-called superfiuous
hair cures ever ersdicated one single
growth OF superfiuous hair
1t is astonishing that some women
will take the risk 81 disagreement by
using unknown and uncertain means for
removing these bemshes when there
IS such a safe method as DeMiracle.
which IS Acknowledged by eminent and
reputable authorities everywhere as the
standard depilatorv-the one absolutely
non poisonous preparation that dis
solves hair. thereby taking the vitality
ont Of II. consequently retarding and
preventing an Increased growth
n further proof Is needed as To the
reliability 81 he Miracle, no stronger ar
gument can be advanced than the fact
that ~ Is the only depilatory that has
stood tine test OF time
There was more Of It sold ten wears
ago and there has been more of II sold
each Year since than the combined sales
N Zoe nostums
All reliable dealers sell and recon-
mend De Miracle knowing Il 10 he the
best and safest deptlatory Some un-
priucipled ones viii tell YOU they can
not procure II so that they may more
easily Influence you 10 purchase their
oMu or possibly some other dangerous.
4 worthless substitute under another
I label for few cents more profit To
protect YOU from Just such imposition.
/ II rpu dealer viii not supply you mail
rs 81 0o and We will send YOU, all
i charges paid n plain sealed wrapper. q
tlo4 bottle of DeMiracle and We viii
I make ou q present of a full-size lar #
f ne Miracle Cream II YOU care 70. give
as tfe name If the dealer vho tries %
SCI. vow lust as good imitation or
su0stflte Write for free booklet which
2. ne mailed sealed N plain envelope.