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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-14
PARCELS POST GOES
INTO EFFECT JAN. |.

The parcels post law enacted al
the last session of congress will be.
come operative Jan. l, 1918, and ar
rangements to put the new service
into effect with as little confusion
as possible are now being made at
every postoffice throughout the coun'
try.
Articles to be mailable must not
weigh over eleven pounds, nor be
greater in size than u inches in
length and girth combined" They
must not be lin form or kind likely
to injure the person of any postal
employee, or damage the mail equip
ment or other mail matter" 1t is
further required that the article 70
be mailed is mot of a character ger
ishable within a period reasonably re-
quired for transportation and deliv-
cry"
For packages weighing four ounces
or less, the rate is one cent for each
ounce, and distance. Packages over
four ounces are rated by the ppound
CT fraction thereof, and the rate
varies according to the distance. Dis.
tances are divided into eight zones
and the distance in each, and rate
for each pound, is as follows:
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-14
THE TIE BUSINESS IMPORTANT.

V. NJ. Jackson was in town, Mon
day, and informed The True Demo.
crat that the manufacture of railroad
ties in the Laurel Hill and Woodville
country was assuming gigantic pro-
portions, and that much money is be-
ing paid out for timber and labor. Mr.
Jackson states that aboue 1900 cars
will be required to move the total
output, and that the tie train will be
kept busy for the next three months,
making two trips day.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-14
DUDLEY |. WEBER IS
UNDER AN INDICTMENT

dudley IL. WeDer, recently etec!eu
city judge of Baton Rouge, is under
bond to appear before the district
court and answer to embezzlement,
forgery and uttering as true.
Three indictments and five counts
were returned by the grand jury Of
East Baton Rouge, on Monday. The
charge is made that he forged the
name of Robert NJ. Phillips to two
notes, each for $3.50, dated Feb. 6,
1912, and bearing per cent interest,
payable within eighteen months from
date.
The notes were disposed of by
Mr.. Weber to the then Mrs. New
sham, now Mrs. G. c. Howell, of ST..
Francisville. They were supposed TO
be paraphed before Mr.. Weber as no
tary public and signed by Robert M.
Phillips.
The indictment against Judge Web.
er for embezzlement charges:
That Dudley L. Weber, notary
public in and for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, State Of Louisiana, du-
ly commissioned, sworn and quail
fled, on the 9Th day of February, 1912,
did by virtue of his office, and while
employed as notary public, receive
and take into his possession the sum
of $4,000, lawful current money of the
United States of America, the proper
ty of Mrs. Lena w. Newsham, wild
ow of the late E. L.. Newsham, she
being now the lawful wife of G. G.
Howell, which had been intrusted to
his care, keeping and possession by
the said Mrs. Lena w. NeWsham, to
be delivered to one Robert NJ, Phil
lips, which said money the said Dud-
ley L. Weber then and there felo-
niously and wrongfully did convert
to his own use, dispose Of, conceal
and otherwise embezzle, and that the
| commission Of aforesaid offense was
not made known to the public officer
having the power to direct a public
prosecution until within and less
than one year from the date of the
filing thereof"
There are two indictments charg-
ing forgery and uttering as true a
forged instrument, and one indlct-
ment for each of the two notes OF
$3.50.
There are two counts in each OF
these two indictments, one charging
forgery of the name of Robert VI.
Phillips to the notes, and a second
count charging Mr.. Weber as uttering
as true a forged instrument.
AS soon as the grand jury returned
the indictment, Judge Brunot issued
! a bench warrant for Weber's arrest.
His brother, Caleb c. Weber, and
Geo. K. Favrot appeared for him, and
he was released under $4,000 bonds
with J. Allen Dougherty, his wife's
uncle, as surety.
The trial will take place some
time in January or February.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-14
STREET LIGHTS TO BURN ALL
NIGHT.

The street lights will burn all night
during the whole Of the month of De
cember. Ordinarily they have been
turned off during the period between
midnight and $3.50 am, but the coun-
Gil has determined to make an ex-
pertinent to ascertain how much coal
is necessary to operate the street
lights on an all night basis. AS
matter of pride, the citizens Of this
place point to the fact that they have
the best lighing and water system Of
any town of it's size in the state, and
much better than that of many cf
the cities.
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and the return card of the sender
attached will be treated as held
for postage"
This requirement is going to be
strictly enforced from the very out
set in the hope that it will serve
to bring the people to a realization
that care must be exercised in pre-.
pairing packages for transportation
through the parcels post.
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Each postoffice is the center of
its own zone, and it has therefore
been necessary for the government
to prepare maps showing the dis
lance, zones, and rates for each Of
flee. These maps will be ready in
a few weeks.
The law does not permit the use
OF the ordinary postage stamps in
forwarding packages through the
parcels post. Special stamps for
this purpose are now being engraved
by the postoffice department, and
will be in three series, with four
different stamps in each series, max
ing twelve designs in all. They will
be somewhat larger than the stamps
now in use, and the color and design
will be such as to prevent them
from being confused with the ordi.
nary stamps.
Considerable liberty is given the
postmaster general in the administra.
ton of the parcels post regulations,
He may make indemnity for losses,
grant insurance, provide for a &C..
0. D." service with additional
charges, and may, with the consent
Of the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion, modify the rates, weights and
zone distances, when experience and
investigation have shown need for
such.
Two things are pointed out by Post
master General Hitchcock as being
the probable cause of more trouble
with the parcels post than anything
else. First, insecure wrapping, and
second, failure to procure the special
stamps which are necessary to in
sure handling by the department. On
Dec. Is the postoffice department will
sell at the dead letter office 1856
articles for which no claimants could
be found, and it is pointed out that
as practically all these articles were
lost in the mails because of improp.
er and insecure wrapping, the public
will have to exercise more care in
utilizing the parcels post or thous.
ands Of articles will be lost.
It is carelessness in wrapping, ad.
dressing and failing to attach re-
turn card which causes so many
losses OF present fourth-class matter
under the four-pound limit, and un.
less there is decided reform with
the introduction of the cheaper rate
Of the parcels post, with the weight
limit increased to eleven pounds, The
number of LOSSES will be greatly in
creased.
1t will be well for the public to
keep in mind the fact that the par
GELS post law requires that packages
shall not be accepted for mailing by
postmasters unless they have dis
tinctive parcels post stamps and
have attached the return card of the
sender. These stamps for the par
GELS post service have been pre-.
pared and will be on sale at all post,
offices when the system goes into
effect on New Years day. After
that time all fourth-class matter
mailed without the special stamps
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-14

TWENTY TESTS OF PROGRESS.
l. Is every country boy and girl
in your County getting six-months
school term?
2. Have you a county superinteud-
ent Of education giving his whole
time to the work?
3. Have you voted road bonds O.
road tax?
4. Have you a county superintend.
ent Of health employed for all bis
time?
5. Does the Farmers Union or any
other farmers organization thorough.
ly cover your county?
6. Have you a good county fair?
Z. Do you select for your county
officials the men who will help the
county forward fastest instead of he
men who serve the party machine
best?
8. Are your churches gaining in
strength and influence and the PEG
pie in temperance and morality?
9. Have you properly supported
farmers institutes, and are there II.
stitutes for farm women as we'll as
men?
10. Have you Corn Clubs for the
boys and Tomato Clubs for the girls?
II. If you are in the tick-infestel
territory, are you doing anything to
eradicate the ticks and get out Of
the cattle quarantine?
II. Have you shown sufficient in,
terest in the Farmers Cooperative
Demonstration Work to get its ad.
vantages for your farmers?
IL. Have you rural free delivery
everywhere you might have it?
IA. Has every school in your coln
| ty good library?
Is. Can your boys and girls gel
the advantages of a good high school
near them, without leaving their
home communities?
Is. Are you cooperating with the
State in the fight to exterminate
hookworm disease?
II. Is there a good rural telephone
system covering the county?
IL. Are you supporting wide
awake county paper-one that is
more interested in the progress OF
the county than in partisan politics
and are your farmers taking the
best farm papers?
10. Have you abandoned the OLD
fee system Of paying county officers:
20. Are your citizens and your
board of commissioners willing to &c
down into their jeans and produce
the necessary money, economically
administered, to secure these protita
bic forms of progress?
These are 20 tests of progress. Lei
5 represent good" in each case, then
take the score and see how much
your county lacks of grading up e
the desired 100" mark. Perhaps
your county paper may be willing tc
discuss the program and let The
reader join in plans for remedyina
deficlancies.-The Progressive Farm
er.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-12-14
Y. & NJ. Y. RESTORES
I FAST AFTERNOON TRAIN

The Y. & M. Y. Railroad Compa-
ny's action in arbitrarily changing its
passenger schedule in favor Of north
ern points to the detriment of Louis.
lana travellers and merchants aroused
such a storm Of protest that as a
compromise they put on a train from
New Orleans to Wilson on the same
schedule formerly made by No. II,
and put the Woodville Accommoda-
ton back on its old schedule, cutting
cut the Wilson loop" which that
train made for about a week.
This compromise was all right as
far as it went; the trouble was that
1t did not go far enough, and the
truck shippers of Jackson, Norwood
and points in Mississippi, backed by
the commercial interests of Baton
Rouge and New Orleans, brought
pressure to bear on the proposition
to continue the fast afternoon train
as far as Memphis. This, after much
beating around the bush, the. railroad
company has agreed to do, beginning
some time next week. What action
the company will take in regard 10
It's night train to Memphis is not
known at this time. Little interest
is felt in it by citizens in this To-
cality, as it reaches East Feliciana
at such an unreasonable hour as to
make it of no benefit to Our citizens
During this hearing, one witness
brought out the fact of the poor
freight service on the Woodville
Branch, saying that when freight
was shipped from Lindsey to New Or
leans, if an OK wagon were started
at the same time, it would get there
as soon. This puts crisply the slow
freight service, and is so near true
that it strikes home.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Ourd 5pbroz 4eropIan &c.
rettet

rettet.
Sea Cliff. q. D., 10. Sttobsr,
Gin Mann Rumens Walter Strobba6
tpuroe am 0onnsritug Nuhmittag i'm
Safen Don 5empiteab bon einsm 4Dia=
titer nit Ieinem 5porozglerpplun bonn
-@rtrintsn sersttst. Strobbod, Der sin
f6lehter Shtpimmer 1T, mar, sine
talbe Weile bonn ufer entfernt, aus eli
mem Ruberboot gefaaen. CHARLES
Walb, Der Npiatiter, Der am ufer i'm
Begriffe mar. stnen 5Iue gu MAIDEN,
bemertte Die fdlimme Gage 5trobz
bu6s, itieg auf una errei6te ben Mann
in elmer Winuts. Gr mari ib eins 3etz
tun9sboie au uno 5og ben grtrintenz
ben in feline WtoItine. gr brahts oann
Stroftah uls Pah1sier 5uriid.
Or. Hne's GeitGnbniB.
Columbus, g., 10. DIT. Weis
ters Ginselbeiten iibsr bas bon benz aez
gisIaturuitslieb Or. Rpe ubseleats
GsitdnoniB iinp pdbrsnb pss 5asss
betdnnt genoroen., >
glpe iou iiber einen aDntratt ausae.
iagt baben, ben er aur Gieferung BON
GiienbobnidtpeIsn an aompagnisn,
bic gu Der aombination seb0rten, bic
es iih CUR 4ufsabe ma1ts, assislutur4
mitslieoer 3u beitefsn, abeeIhloGsa
bate, gps iaste. oab sr iih bie
Sdpeuen in Bite gountn .osrinafft"
babe, uno oab er nid1t nDtbis sehabl
bdbe, iih um beren QuuIitGt AZ Be-
tiimmern. Gr ia9te, bab irsenb eine
gslisfsrte Sd''peIe at8eptirt iporben fei.
cuh penn iie pertblos mar, unb oab
er fir ale ben bDhitsn preis erbalten
babe. Gr iasts, baB Die Giisnbahno
ipmpagnien iid oieier geltehunesart
bebisnten. um jeoe Spur bon Bette
hunesseloern in ben 8iihern su per-
neiben. gpe idgte, baB nur Iebr ipez
-nige Der BON ibm eelieferten S6ipeusn
iiberbaupt brauhbar gelpeIen ieien.
W rb unb SelbItmoro.
BUS. g., 10. DIT. 2ouis
Dsarins, Elm 43 Sabre alter Shant=
tellner, bat bier am Opnneritag feline
ebenfaus 43 Sabre aIte 6rau emma
erlhoiIen uno baun, Sslbitmoro BE-
sonsen. Die 5ragobie mar Die Iplse
einss Gamilisutrsitss.
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Elm unb fo6ten einen entIeblihen
aampf auf 2eben unb Job aug. IS
gelang Der Jrau, benz @atten NIT siz
nem 9iebe ben Shdbel gu ipaltea
d6sr Der tobtlih pertpunbete Mann
botts nod araft senue. ibr nit sineln
| fur6tburen 6ieb einsn Nrm pom
aeibe 5u trennen unb Tie pollenos gu
erfhlasen, d1s Iie BON 8lutperluIt
erffopft 5u 8oben ianf. 6ierduf
idleppte Der Sterbsnbe iid an elm
5eniter, rief Inn 5ilfe uno berihtete,
efe er ben Geiit anfgab. ben berbeigez
eilten Rahbarn mes oorsefallsa
mar.
Der ) il r It b onWales 10 ie ber
mdIper rlobt.
2onb6 On, 10. Cttpber. 9as 9e=
ruht, bab Der 5iirh BON Wales NIT
Der ruffiiden GroBfiiritin Srene alir,
elmer Iohter oes 8roBfiiriten Baui,
perlobt psrbsn foa, erbdlt iid in 5ofs
trsiien. Dag 0srifht tou6te 3uer't
tpdbrenb bes bieiigen 8eiu6es bes ruIs
iiihen Wtintiters Dss Nuspdrtieen,
Saionoip, ouf unb es bsiBt, bah bic
Ter nit feiner bohtpihtieen polittfden
Wifion AUDI oieienige zines 9eiratbs=
permittlers perbano.
Die ruffif6e prin5eiIiu, bic angsbz
| lid bereinit ben britiid.n aDnigstbron
5ieren iou, sdblt erit fe6s5ebn Sabre
uno gilt als cine Sb0nheit. Der 5iirit
bon Walss feierte am %. SUM- ieinen
18. 9eburtstag uub purbe bamit
grobidbrig. getunntlicb htsb es isinerz
5eit, baB ibm bic prinSeiftn 9ittprta
2ouiie, bic einsige 9udtsr Des Dsut=
fdsn Gutlsrpaares, 3ur 9attin be-
itimmt lei, bod pibsrleste Der &aiier
oieies gsriiht prompt, inoem er err
tlGrte: sd opfere mein ainb Der go
lttit niht; lie iolI aus 2isbe beiratben." i"
@epinner eine's geobel-
preiies.
tofboltn, 10. Sttober. Ter
9tObelprets mir gfeoi5ln III Dem Or.
Ileris Garrel POM Rodefeller SSnitt-
tut, Seem Dorf, fiir feline Grrungen-
lhafteh bei oer 5ransplantatiou Don
Srganen 5uerfaHnt Doroen
Gr. earreI tprrbe I'M Sabre 1873
III Farts geboren ltno erblelt lein
0oftproiplom i'm Sabre 1900. @r
fam i'm Sabre 1905 naf 9Lmerifa
unb nurbe I'M Sabre 1909 Elm Wit.
glteb oes '9fodefeller Snititut5.
6 bina fetert
g Fin g. 10. Sftober. 1Su 0efing
uno anberen dineiiiten 9roBItdoten
miro Die Sahrasfeier Der Repolution
gebiibreno gefeiert.
Grdlioent Danitifai belt 0on=
npritag einen gmpfang ab, Dem aae
8roBen, nit Iusnahme Der Manoidut
GrIu5el, beiippbntcn. Spdter fano ei-
tie 9fepua Ser Refinser 8arntiol,
rpalhe 10000 Rann unfaBt, itatt.
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Cine $50 Wann itarte meritanl1he
1ruppenabtbeiluns bon Rsbsasn
I gang aufserieben.
Der BaItam Grieg.

Qonbon, 10. Sttober. Wontene=
gro bedn1pruh. ben sriten Sieg auf
Der 8altanbalbiniel, inDem mDntenez
grinifde Sruppen bic iturte tiirtiihe
pofitlDn ouf Dem Dethtth Berg eina
nobmeR,- mo Der tiirtifde &ommanoeur
fieb nit bem Grps feiner Iruppeu cts
CAB. Die Wonteneeriner iibsrihritten
audi bic GrenSe Bel Berund, finb ober
bort, Nahrihten aus tiirtifhen Qusls
len sufoIge, auriidsef6laeen porben.
Die Gage LIT inbeHen nod eine 10
unsetDiife ipie 3upor. Die orsi anberen
8aItauitauten hdben nod teine ariegss
ertlGrung erlaiien unb ibre 9eianoten
taben Gonituntinopel nod niht pere
laFen. Man tann bssbalb mod nidt
nit 9eitimmtbeit iagen, OBJ Montenez
gro unabbdnsis gebanbelt bat ,um eiz
nen Rrieg gu forciren uno bamit bts
8emiibungen Der Mdhte i'm SntereHe
Der Iufredterbaliung bes Jrieoens gu
Nihte ou MAIDEN, ober in usbereinitimz
ntiir,g nit einem ftrateeifden plan Der
bereinieten 8altanItdoten.
Die Mdhte itelIten am 9onneritag
Der pforte eine aoaettipnote gu, in
iusldfr bic Iiirtei eriuht piro, NIT
ben Mdtten iiber bic ginIiibrung Don
Reforn,en in Maaebonien au unter=
banbeln. gs f9eint aber, baB bic 9i@
plomatie bier nihts mebr ausrihten
fdnn. benn ss fhsint, baB bic tiirtiTde
Negierung ebenfo tDenis BON Der gins
fiitrung bon Heformen tDiilen DiQ tpie
bas tiirtii6e 0olf.
2lm Wbenb tpurbe iber tpeitere Mnz
ariffe feitens butaarifber 9ruppsn auf
tiirtiIde 0ren3itdbte berittet unb
man getpinnt immsr mebr bic llebsrz
5euguns. bab beibe eeiten ben Musz
bruh Der Geinbielisfeiten nur binausz
fhieben. I'm ibre Streittrdfte fir ben
erittn Nnpraa in seniisenber 3abl
ion5entriren au tOnneu.
0raf 2eopolb BON 9er9tolb. Der
0iterrsi4if1sunsarifhe Winifter bes
Neubern, CAB ndbrenb bes Sages Dor
Der unsariifsn Delegation cine Grt!a-
rung ab. bic in allen 9auptitGbten Guz
ropa's eine Genfaticn perurIatt bat.
Gr faste ndmlid: rWennaleid DETER
rid feine groberunsspolitit perIolgt,
bat IS bod tpisbtise SntereKen auf Der
BaltcnbalNnftl 3u tpabren, bic es une
ter alien nmitdnben 3u beId3iiben entz
idlohen 1T" Man fhliebt baraus,
bab bic Mdhte< pieIeiht nidt i'm
etanbe fein iperben, bIobe 3uffauer
pdbrenb bes Rrieses au blsiben.
Die Grantfurter 3eiiung peroffentz
liht elm ienfatipnenes @eriiht, babins
lantenb. bab 0riedenlanb aus Der
DaltansRoalition nustretsn unb benos
biliiiren tperbe. bieiem @eriiht fhentt
man bier aber ipenig 0laubsn.
Soipobl 0riehenldnb als bic 1Irs
lei bsrfuhen ben in Hepcaitls on 1pne
fiir bic 1inefiiten Nesieruns erbauten
Rreu3tr Gbaos6o nn3ufaufen.
Oie Mobiliiirung Der bulgarilhen
Armer 1T iebt Dolenbet. syiinf ruff
fhe abiatifer finb am Donneritaa in
ben bulgurifdsn Rcn5entrirungsloaern
unettommen, ipit aus Gsfia gemslbet
ipirb.
acnjtant;inopei, 10. DIT.
Dt1 6snslsisaate BET fiut RS4ts, 0k.
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@etterbert6t.

Sir Obio: 9tegei anr 5reitag
pber in Der ;yreitng 9eaft. Im Sanls-
tag filteres, ipabrihelnlid) Ihones
Metter. Seitlihc bis iilooltlide Bin-
DC, Die am Samitag peranberlif lper-
ben.
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Cine roffinirte 9aunsrsi

9at Wm. u. 9oburg, Elm WGssr i'm
3oaamt gu Gan Jrancisco,
an Gbineien periibt.
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9erY Yru5eb qegen Gbas.
Yefer
Sett lit New 25ork it poGent
Gauge,
-~::>
ltno nit, bent Gerb6r Der 3eu=
gen lit bereits besOnnen
tuprDem.
So6n Nr6bolb pieber als 3euge bor
benz Wablfcnbs untsriuhungsz
&ommittee.
gr .ertIdrt iest. bic Quitting 8erft0rt
5u baben,
81
Die ibm Cornelius glib fir bic be-
tpubten 100000 gsssben ba6s.
Sine etntragung betreffs oisfer
Summe
-~:se
ytirgenos in ben 8udern Der Stanz
barb Sil 60. gu finbsn.
it
Cine roffinirte 9aunerei
9at Wm. u. 9oburg, Elm WGssr i'm
3oaamt gu Gan Jrancisco,
an gbinefen periibt.
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MuslanD. Seltgrapb
Die Moutenegriner
Deamiprudben ben eriten
Gieg In bent 6rieg.
admpie mpa an Der Montene=
eriniideu 8renSe i'm 8anse.
Gie anbersn 8altanfuaten baben ben
Rries INNER nod niht ertldrt.
Mie IS fheint, neil iie NIT ibren Huz
ftunsen nod ni9t fertig iinb.
Die RriegsItimmung in Der 5urts'
ebsniO srob fpie in ben Ball
tonftaaten.
+ -~E~-
Baron b'G1tournelIes be gonltant
->3>-
2ieit benz G0nig Don Montenesro fpes
gen ieiner ariegsertldrung
Die lepiten.
~
Gin bafbitarrer 0rob1her GentballoT
Bel Berlin burh eine gIploiIon
aeritOrt.
Cine $50 Wsann iturte meritan1he
1ruppenabtbeilung bon Nebellen
{ gang aufserieben.
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Jtrgenos in ben 8ii6ern Der Stanz
barb Sil 60. gu finosn.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
HANDS BROKE OUT
IN LITTLE BLISTERS
Fingers Split Down from Nails,
Swollen and InAamed. Unable tc
do Work. Very Painful. Used
Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Hands Entirely Healed.

2234 So. 18th st.. Philadelphia. Pa. -
"For long time the slin on my hands was
tender and dry. and my fingers stin They
were split down from the finger nails ano
were swollen and inhamed and very red
around the finger nails. Il was also neces
uary to keep my hands out Of cold water az
this seemed TO irritats them and I was un.
able to do my work for some time. IL waf
very painful.
II tried several so-called healing oint
nnents without effect. finally they broke out
IN little blisters which spread all over the
fingers. / was getting discouraged when
friend called to SEE me and advised me 70
Try the Cuticura Remedies, telling how hef
hands were affected In sirnil@- way Asd
were cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Il purchased the Cuticura Soap and CUT.
c1ra Ointment and after two or three days
noticed marked improvement kept on
until I used three boxes OF Cuticura oint
rnent and three cakes Of Cuticura Soap after
which my hands were entirely healed and !
have had no trouble since. / always try to
have the Cuticura Ointment on hand and
in case OF a cut or scratch apply IL imme-
diateiy." (signed) Miss Clara Waldron,
Nov. I. 1911.
A single cake Of cuticura Soap C25c.) and
box OF Cuticura Ointment (5oc) are often
SUFFICIENT when all else has failed. Sold
throughout the world. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free, with SIP. skin Book. Ad.
dress postcard ''Cuticura. Dept.T. Boston. -
ender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. Csc Sample free.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
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