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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-15
FIRMlA DE LEYES.

El Speaker senior de Diego, estamp6
aver su frma en- los P. de la C.Nos. 20 y
~ discutidos y aprobados en- ambos
cuerpos eolegisladores. Porel 10. Sc crea
un fondo de pensiones los Maestros
de Puerto Rico, siendo sus autores los
Colberg y Velez; y ell segundo asigna
la suma de $4,000 para extender La IL
nea telegrafca insular a Jayuya, y es-
tablecer Ell este punto una ofcina del
ramo de telegrafia 8 telef6nica.
Ambas leyes fueron remitidas 4 la
firma del Gobernador para su aproba-
ci6n defnitiva.
LEY DE ACADEMIES DEL IRA
BAJO.
FL senor de Diego intervino aver en-
la discussion del proyecto de la CANA
ra No. 2, desde su escano de Delegado
Sn elocuente discurso sera publicado
integramente, tan luego nos sean faci-
lltadas las notas que tom6 de 81 -un ta-
Qu1grafo.
Enton6 un himno de amor fraternal
a las classes obreras de las que Sc decla-
ra hermano, por considerarse 81 tam
bien un obrero
En- contra de 10 que Sc esperaba, Ell
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

BOARD or REVIEW MEETING.
The hoard of review at the viliag"
Of Red Jacket viii be IN session az the
town hall on Friday mad Saturday,
June ~ and II from 500 a. IA until
: 90 y. IN.
JOSEPH NILAIERS.
Adv. Assessor. 1,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
PARCEL POST
c. 0. D. JULY !


on Jnly ! Uncle sam will add an
other feature To the parcel post sys-
TEN that, IL IL estimated, will almost
! double the amount OF parcels han
died, and viii be one step further to
ward acquiring the entire express bus
mess of the country. The new fea-
Iure will be- the q. q. ID. as used by all
the express companies and will he OPP
Grated on the same basis
Al parcels mailed through The par
eel post g. .. L. must be- insured.
which will cost 10 cents on each
package Then "A rate has been fixed
which is understood 10 he consider
express companies
The maximum value of parcels sent
through the parcel post viii be sl00,
the rates ranging from three up To
30 cents. For Instance. a parcel val
ned M To $3.50 will cost three cents
Tor collection. From $3.50 To $500 the
rat" will he fly" cents. and from So
la $40 the rate will be eight cents and
50 on mp so that package valued at
between $40 ana 500 will he charged
80 cents.
Each package will have a tag at
tached. which will form at once a
receipt and file card. when receiv-
ing the package the addressec will
sign the tag ana pay the cost of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

Let Edw. Hall clean your chmneys
The sanitary way. Phone 2G9-J Adv. z
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
Arr DRAWING EXHIBIT.

The annual exhibit of drawing by
the children nt the grades in the cal
umcr Public schools opened ycstcr-
oJy in the Washington school building
uont from those Who viewed the work
a. the children. The exhibit demon
sratcs that the drawing department OF
tho lora. schools is on high plane
The exhibit which Is open To the pub
1c and especially To parents and
friends cr the children will continue
tss afternoon and evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MARCH
Parade Big Feature of Annual
Cow ention Here Today

This afternoons parade Of Sunday
school workers proved the big feaur,
~ the annual convention OF The he
weenaN SUNDAY school association 10
Tie hrst Presbyterian church. which
opened this morning From ] 500 {,
600 Sunday school children and
teachers participated and The demon
suratiou vas one ot the most spec
tdcu'ar ever attempted in "a religious
movement m this city. Two bands
IN, Iaurum band and the Cadet band
Appeared I'M the procession about q
score of automobiles aud numerous
carriages and other couveyances fur
the Younger children. The little tots,
most of whom carried flags, made a
profound impression as they marched
through The streets shortly after TWO
o'clock. Tn" parade started at Sew
euth street, proceeded around Pine
and through FIFTH, then To Iaurium
via Red Jacket road, Calumet ave-
nue. Depot and Third streets. Richard
PaSr"e acted as grand marshal of the
procession aud W. j. REYNOLDS. super
.nlcpdcnt OF Tho I~rurium VI. L. school.
| ,hr largest represented. was also
mounted.
The convention opened this morn
/ u- With talks by Rev. W. ~ Colly-
colt A. f.. Macdonald ct Hancock and
J.. x M"nr of Chicago, and a round
tahI" discussion. An of the talks
PROVED hclpfBl ana interesting
Tn" reports presented show that
1H'rr are fort.-tvo schools affiliated
Twin tho association. practically every
Protestant SUNDAY school in the cop
l.-r country TWruty-onc OF these
Do OILS hid rcpresentatNcS in attend
aure at ;he convention sessions this
morning Thorr are 80 officers and
t'arhu.s ana c.-2u enrolled scholars.
sumo Of the officers aud teachers be
INK enrolled 5s scholars as well, max
Ina Il total enrolment of 100. The
.Err"o attendance each SUNDAY IL
go. 1urr" are tiy" home departments
with uu enrolment of go. twelve era
a.r POLLS aith an enrolment Of roo. two
TEACHERS training classes with eight
cen enrolled nfly-unr organized
.''r'.7 ~ lNl go 'ilii'llftl. ne COM
u,sitc contributions To- heuevolcnccs
during the past year were $l.20l.SS.
-.' sunday school children were re-
raN-d INTO active church member
utp during The past year. Twenty
six of HE schools are of Methodist !
,lurchrs
Features Of the program for this af-
t.rnoon are the praise service led by |
l.eN George u. Ilargcr. talks 10y Mrs
Gus Donald, Mrs T. i Goodsolc. j. |
O.. uds,rs, MIS- VI. NJ. Gordon, Rev
} j strike ANA l. * Mohr
Tho election of officers will bring |
r afternoon session 10 a CLOSE.
several interesting features have
b en- arranged for 'his evenings pro-
Ialu on, at the best of which viii hc
q iarg, convention map, culorcd show
.aa the locations aud denominations
10 the various schools in the kewre-
nav peninsula district This VIII be
.owu ON "A large screen
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

ST pauIs 1912 postonice receipts
totalled Sl,a3s,Is01O.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
NEW PLAYGROUND SITE.

There will be- a meeting of the CAL
umet Playground association in the
Red Jacket town hall Monday after
noon At 2:30 To discuss matters per-
tanning to the local Fairgrounds. The
G. 4 II. Mining company yesterday
granted the association permission e.
use the plot of ground on the south
side Of Elm street between Athletic
park and Blue Jacket for playground
purposes. This is close to the con-
gested Pine street district The as
scciation doubtless will arrange To Sc
cure a full equipment tor the play
ground and To engage competent
supervisor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
MINERS TO PARADE.

The members of the Miners Union
of Calumet are ready for their biz
street demonstration tomorrow after
room They will meet in the Palestra
early in the afternoon and headed by
The Laurium band thcy viii proceed
To the town hall i'm Red Jacket, where
they will hold big mass meeting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

Notice X. Of r. An members of
Laurium Lodge No. 2Oo X. of T.. will
meet ~ their han on Sunday morning
June Sth AZ 200 n. m. 10 attend divine
services AT the Calumet Congregation
al church
Gust Gusiavson. X X. Il S.
c. A. Caldwell, G.. g.
Adv z
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
LOCAL BREviTiEs.


cecil James. accompanied by his
mother has arrived in Centennial
from Sunrise, Wyoming
Joseph Hooking left last Might for
/ Detroit
Frank Mat2elle. Of osceola has gone
10 Ashland. Wis.
Rev. Fr, Poulm. of Escanaba, has
left for his home after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lamondra.
Mrs. David Osborne entertained al
sho yer one evening this week In
honor of Miss Florence Wright. who
is s"on 10 be married.
Members of the ST. Andrews socie-
~ last evening rendered at the JEFF
ierson school hall a farewell party In
honor of Mrs. John tombstone who
leaves soon on a three months visit to
Scotland
Miss Elsie Erickson has accepted a
position as pianist at the Royal and
Will assume her new duties tomor-
row.
Calumet Encampmen, and Canton
Copper ely viii leave on a special
street ear At see tomorrow morning
for Kearsarge, where they will join
AlloueZ lodge in attending divine serv-
ices IN the Kearsarge VI. T.. church.
William EaWden ana VIII Trevith-
ick. former residents OF keweenaw,
viii leave in Few days for their
home in lronwood after spending the
past week u. tn" guests al local
lrieudS.
Dr. T.. O. Kruger has left for
Michigan CITY. Ind, his former home,
where he has been summoned because
OF the illness OF his sister.
Fred lladdy Of Copper City will
leave his week for Butte where he x-
poets 10 locate.
Edward Prisk. of 3S7 Caledonia
street and Garfield Ecklund will
leave this evening for Virginia. Mimi.
where they will locate. Mrs. Prisk will
leave neNt week to join her husband
Lawrence Kelley mixologist at the
kraemer buffet. has returned from u
fishing trip To Bear Lake with thirty
five trout
The boards of review OF Calumet
and Osceula township will be in SEES
sion in these respective townships
Monday and TUESDAY
The Mineral Range is preparing to
resume it's Sunday train service 10
Say one week from tomorrow. 1t is
expected the service will h. very pop
Mar.
Mrs. Peter Schmaltz. formerly of
Calumet bat now of ST Pctersburs. !
Russia has gon" To Detroit after Wis
ting with local friends She expects !
% sail fer home Oh July 10.
Miss Jessie Cooking OF Tamarack !
Will leave shortly for lower Michigan |
'oints To spend the summer.
Among those who left ON last even
ns'S -. 4 g. excursion for Detroit are
y illiam Bergstrom, Joseph Hooking,
Williams II Williams ana Miss Min
ne Beiswauger
Mrs Charles van Dosen Icft yester-
lay for Owosso, where she viii visit
With friends
The marriage of Miss Wnhelmlna
Winners. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
"seph Winners, 10 Prosecuting Attor-
Icy Anthony Lucas, Will be- solemnized
tuesday.
The L'Ami club OF Mohawk viii en-
ertain at u dancing party in the
irand hall one week from last even
NJ.
Ralph Wolfe 81 Detroit is visiting
With Mohawk friends and relatives
Miss VI. Clare Smith will leave this
week for Ann Arbor To undergo an
peration In the university hospital
he will he accompanied by Mr.. and
IRIS James Doyle.
Oscar Labine Will leave Tuesday for
Detroit, whaie he will spend about ten
avs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
ldv7

The State BOARD Of Examiners OF
i'arbers viii he in session for Exam
nation ana Registration at Michigan
House, Calumet from n. M. until 4
y. M Friday. June Goth. Adv.-7-I4
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING.

BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING.
The Board of Review for the Town
ship ~ Calumet will he in session Il
tho Township Clerks office on Mon
day and Tuesday, June 9th ANA ION
from 90 a. IN. to y 90 y. m.
James MacNaughton,
Edward i'iseth
William II. Faucet.
Adv BOARD Of Review.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
MOUNDSVILLE
HaIIo~e,en c.Iehra,Ion ro.niah,.

Arrangements haze been completed
FOR the Halloween celebration TO he
held In this city this evening Marshal
OF the Parade Riggs stated last even
Ing that the parade will form on Third
street. march east on Third 10 Grapt.
north on Grant TO Second street. east
on Second TO Ash. north on Ash 20
First. east on First TO Grant south on
Grant To Second. east on Second 10
Jefferson. south on Jefferson 10 Tenth.
west on Tenth 10 Lafayette. south on
Lafayette 20 Thirteenth. west on Thir-
teenth To Purdy. north on Purdy 10
Eleventh. east on Eleventh 10 I.afay-
cite. north on Lafayette to Seventh.
east on Seventh 10 TOmlinson. north
on Tomlinson 20 Fifth. east on Fifth
90 Jeefrrson. and north on jefferson O.
Second street. and disband Many OF
the business houses will be decorated
this morning. and by evening the city
Will have on a new front The bands
will play until midnight az the various
corners OF the city. following the pa
rade. MANY out-of-town persons are
expected TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Daily Short Story
THEIR LITTLE HOUSE.
BY ROY NE W5ERRY.

i've bought the lot" John Hardy
cried as he rushed into the room
breathlesS with his hurried climb up
the steep boarding house stairs
For answer Marian threw herself
INTO mis- arms. and held up her red
lips
Il paid Darby n deposit. and "a
soon - the abstract has been PASSED
on III pay him in full Eight hundred
dollars. Marian. tell you it's a buy"
oh. I'm so pleased Just 10 think
that it's ours. Wen have TO get right
TO work on the plans"
Well run out there after supper.
honey. ! want 10 look things over
and see which OF those trees TO have
cut away. We must start things with
out delay. so We can get the roof I'm
ished before the rains come"
on. Jack. 10 seems so good q" the
girl cried. I'm sick of the sight OF
this old hole. I'm tired TO death of
listening 20 Chits stories. and those
everlasting arguments % Prof Wells
and the "a mime are enough 10 make
YOU hat" the taste of food
Wait tiil ve se, our feet under our
watt"
I'm trv that chile con carne Mrs
Eeggs told m. about. How love
Sian' cooking I've got new cake
rcoeip'-just enc og--aud it', light
and rich. And Wen have our own
chickens
Inspired bv the flood OF possible
ties the girl danced over 10 the chair
wherc her boyish husband was seated
ana pumped down upon his lap
The t'DkIe 81 bell in the hall he
low announced the evening meal. and
they both sprang 70 their feet
Thank God we don't have 10 face
that hungry bunch much longer" Jack
feryeUtly exclaimed
J hate IT, she said u hate II,
! never want 20 hear a dinner bell
ring again in all my life"
Well. its nearly over" Jack
soothed her. Four wears Of 81. It
was hard -ut Bur were working
out Of II. Wen have our own place
by Christmas"
Can We move in by them" she
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cried in delight. can We hang our
stockings by our own Preside? John.
/ can't believe Il. LIS too good to be
true"
IF We hustle things along. we
ought 20 get IN by the holidays" John
assured her. and the couple entered
the dining room radiant with the en-
thusiasm OF youth and love and the
sweet joy OF the realization OF a long
deferred hope.
Hardy came home in the dumps
What do you know about that7' he
said. Twenty-one hundred and fifty
eight was the lowest bid They ran
all the way up TO twenty-five forty.
That VIII bring our place up to nearly
thirty five hundred. 1 can't stand for
that on my salary
oh. my, that's too much" Maria n
agreed. We can't AFFORD 10. John. II
would take every cent we've got
What would We do for furniture. I
won't 20 into debt"
"Everything's going up. Lumber
took jump last month and Il may
go up again. There's never been so
much building around town before"
It's too bad" she sympathized
You were so set on those other
rooms"
we can't get along with less than
five. honey. How could we be com
fortablei"
If you'd ever lived in the city.
Jack"
Yes. ] know" he interrupted test
~. I've been denied the advantages
Of city life"
Il don't mean that. dearie. You
know ! don't Just was thinking
about the fats people live IN. There
was Mrs. Carpenter. She paid sew.
enty-hve dollars for three tiny rooms
In the Claremont. and you wouldn't
believe how pretty and comfortable
they were. What do We want OF room
inside2 It's the outside We want
The flowers. the garden. the chick
ems. and an old tomcat and rolv.
poly puppy She ended in a deep
breath OF delightful contemplation.
(Conttnued saturdavN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
DISCHARGED
Three Men Employed at City Water
Works Were Dismissed Nester-
day by Board Of Control.

Three men were laid of yesterday
morning at the Slacktown pumping
station. IL is said by order OF the
BOARD OF control. The men laid on
are all said 20 be oilers and were iaid
of owing 90 the cuts in the aproprla-
ton ordinance for this department.
The question gave rise 20 great
deal Of comment around the "ity
building Yesterday and the city Of
hcials came On for their share Of con
sideration. Relatives Of the depoeac
mon Were busy trying 20 have them
reiustated. but 20 no avail.
Tho Mutual Life Insurance co OF
Vow York Schmulhach building
George baird. Manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

" Hicks OF Wheeling has pu-
chafed ail the property belonging 'n
Charles Albert ln 'uis city. arrrcraf-
me from s3-. 900 .o $50 600 The n1f-
formerly known as the Smith MATS
ON Lafayette avenue. all fhr property
on First street and several JOY. ana
%" Jefferson avenue property o. 30.
pied by The Stoo mc.-tc- tailor "s
adjustment are included in The Ist
Mr. Albert take over an ~ fhr r
r. H.rk- property ~ uravosburg on .
consiInE Of quite n number ~ roof
prOperties and vacant lots The t'iI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Moose 10 Have Bio Time

The Loyal Order OF Moose is plan.
ming TO have big time here to-mor.
row evening. when the local herd will
be turned loose I'm this city Wheel
ing lodge is coming 20 this city in
special cars. and large delegations
from other cities will also be present.
Several bands have been engaged 20
furnish the music for the occasion.
and a big street parade will be held
a large class OF candidates will BE-
initiated into the local order. after
which 4 social session will b. held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Mrs. Mary Mason Dead.

Mrs. Mary Jane Mason. wife OF Arch
Mason. OF Annadale, died last Wodnps.
dav evening AZ $500 o'clock ar the
Glendale hospital. following short
illness. The deceased Is survived BY
her husband. two small children and
- mother. Funeral services viii he
held from the late home tomorrow
morning at 1870 O'Clock. Interment
VIII be made al the Taylor Ridge Gem
"tery Rev. AR Rife will ofHciate.
The deceased was - years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Continued Saturday,

Underwent. 20 set aside the Judgment and
fHr $500 damages.
Ia IT," case OF Lena Greeriee VS. BOARD
'. education OF lndependeut township
so. ]. "t Warren township; An in1unc-
'.'n was secured TO prevent selling bonds
20 hul.r new school house ana enter
.i- iit' contracts. 10 is held that the
iH .~ illegally constituted.
NINA stein NcltrCh vs.. Bella Vel
..-. ~u.t Tor dlvurJ" and maiden name
'. stem. Itey wrr" married IN Hun
o .f# 900 lsI. She alleges "a life OF dis
patton. forcing her 20 hand over $500
500" -nt from Peer parents and which b..
EHmul-d ans aroused away. While
arurh ne tried To- kin her. Desertion and
fHtur" 60 provide alleged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Ten Extra Policemen.

Chief OF Police W 2. Games. OF this
city. wishes 20 state that he wants
every person in this city. as we'll as
the visitors. 70 have a Jolly good time
this evening. He has appointed ten
eNtra policemen 20 patrol tho city. and
all persons are hereby warned not %
grab the masks of OF IN. ceiebratcrs.
The bars are down and everybody con
go as far as they like. but must not
get rowdy or rough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

4 Halloween party was held last
evening at the parlors OF the prison
and quite large crowd attended
The evening was spent i7 playing
games and music. and q splendid pro
gram was rendered The Uarlors
were beautifully decorated FOR the oc
caslon. and many outog town persons
were pre-e nt. Refr shments were
served az the close OF the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Smith Funeral This Afternoon

The last sad rites over thr remains
Of thu late r VI smith. who died
very suddenly at 'hc Glendale no s-
pital last Tuesday evening. VIII r"
held this afternoon 40 . O'Clock from
the family home on seventh street.
Rev ! Is Smith. pastor Of tho Cnrls
tion church. Of which tho deceased
was a member. Vill ofic'ate. lnf'r-
meut will DO mad, az the DreenlaNa
. nu.ofeIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

Penn" ID services over Tire .eniairs OF
Tic .tte Theresa CriSWcL who died
.d-t -'>etI 49, the Ium o. her son.
.' i.. H. H.H,~vills. onto. VIII be held
''-i.urfnw AFTERNOON sr 81 urfu..
ff" late home Ou Western axerl,
E"' J. D. SiHgIe. pastor ot The Pres
.' lrfiah church Will onirIat. Inter
u.ou. will I- made 90 me Mount I,4,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Held Receptfo,

The members OF the Calvary Ep-
worth League OF the Calvary VI F.
church held a reception for the new
pastor. Rev &. G.. Lanham. and wife
last evening at the parlors Of tho
church. \ splendid program was rem.
dcred during the evening and adj
dresses were made by the Hon j. %.
Parriott and Rev James + Slaglc
pastor CT the First Presbyterian
church. The affair was largely az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
FI,szimmons -nnersI Today.

Funeral services ever the remaf7
Of the late Miss tuna Fi'zsImWo.~.
who died last Tuesday afferuoD1.
viii be- held this afternoon from tie
family home on Third street a. t,I
o'clock Rev. Or Knox. pastor CD
the First " T church. o.. which ~"
deceased va member. viii OIL ..-
ate Iuterment viii be mad" az me
Grcenlawn cemetery
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CSC


was made through : II Woodrun OF
his city. This l. said 10 be- one ~
i1" biggest real estate deals made IN
this city tor some time past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
OF 20 SIst-rsulll-

The local high school football
eleven will leave this afternoon fp-
Sistersville. whore they will meet tho
high school team OF that town I'M
locals will present their strongest
and regular lineup for 20 days game
and hot battle IS expected ~"
down the river bunch are said 20 n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

\ representative os the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York will
call on you. if desired George Baird
Manager. Schmulbach building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Marriage Licenses.

walter Thompson. % years. ana Nav
w light. !. years. ~ Steubenville
George Mcintyre. q years and 70
Hannah kinney Eowney. 20 years. OF
"a stcrGau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

among the best school teams in -n"
Valley this season Several luru
rooters will accompany the team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Talks on Teeth
0rian Hedrick, d. d. S.
Bad Breath
Ugly Teeth

What is more offensive than bad
breath
what more hideous than decayed
and missing teeth
u Ia your duty not only fo YOUR.
self but % those whom YOU come in
contact. 20 have ur treat Jour teeth
~ once After ono treatment for
pyorrhea tRlggs d.sna9nI loose teeth
and bleeding Eums positively cured
IN his Office SO pain accompanies
the treatment
THE ALVEOLAR METHOD
n you have teeth missing. In fact
= al vour teeth but fRp lr either
Jaw arc gone. wo can give YOU fine
49, ~ teeth without 'ue necessity %
having 90 wear % plate S9'hIrg %
drop FRI tho mouth 1s firm ae nature
own teeth. ami even better. Az they
can give no pain
You need have no fear ~ ur Bed.
rick Bros as all work ouch aa oy.
tracing. pulling and even 'ho removal
~ live rfrEre ie 700 absolutely pain.
less operation 10 sru mus' ssar a
sef of teeth. let Ia make sou one ~
our smooth SUCTION piafe..no never
drop ln the mouth
rainiee' 'F'raetion or ro Jay ac
ceptrI
DO not delay
We max" NO charges f1r sssrIra.
ton
CAUTION pa euro you aro Ir fAc
rght place Look for name 1r tls-
before entering
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oo"r,r.. ". Sherman 70 cr,su