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The evening times., 1913-06-06
Dacotah eleanor, and Divers.

We absolutely guarantee our dry
cleaning dyeing. pressing and repair
ing-all high class work at reasonable
prices. Give us a trial. Telephones,
994L y. w; 733L Tri-State.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Mailing Invitations,

The Commercial club officials are
sending out invitations and programs
today for the North Dakota Retail
jewelers. association convention
which meets here June 10. II and 10.
A large number of delegates are COM
ing from all parts of the state.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
II e II tn NIeef

The Grand Forks council of the Z.
c. 7. will have a big meeting in the
club rooms in the Empire hall to-
morrow evening. Plans for the Crook
ston invasion will he perfected and
several candidates will he initiated.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Oren Clcfstad Hero.

Oren Clefstad of Estevan, Sask,
Can. is a business visitor in the city,
Mr. Clefstad is engaged in the real
estate business in the Canadian city
He reports crops looking fine all the
WAY
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Leaves for V'inniucr

Mrs John Forseth of 1l24 Univer-
sity avenue will leave this evening for
Winnipeg, where she will visit her
daughter. Inga, who is employed
there.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Stcrcopticon Lecture

at Y. NJ. c. 4. tonight at O'Clock.
free to men and women, on "Develop-
ment of Agriculture" by j. G. Haney,
expert for the International Harves-
ter company.
The evening times., 1913-06-06

Cottage for rent 107 University ave-
nue.. Both phones 327. A. z. Clifford
& Co.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
j. G. Haney Lectures.

j. G. Haney, the International Har-
vester company farming expert will
lecture on modern farming methods
slides will he used. The lecture is
free,
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Father Seriously III.

Mrs. X. r. Stolz. 15l2 University
avenue, has been called to Solon,
Iowa, by the serious illness of her ia
ther, She expects to remain there
during the summer months.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Enjoyed Fishing Trip:

q. T. RiShoH has returned from the
Ottertail district in Minnesota where
he spent several days engaged at fish,
ing,
The evening times., 1913-06-06
E.lks Hold Meeting

There Will be meeting OF tHe
Grand Forks lodge of Elks on Satur-
day evening.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Cottage For Rent.

DR.. Gislason will return from Eu-
rope about the middle of June.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
The City In Brief
Scandinavian Union Meets.
DIR. Gislason.

The ScandinaVian ". c. T. Q. IS
holding a meeting this afternoon.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Convention Opens Today.

The annual convention Of the Polk
County Sunday school association OPP
ened at Crookston this morning. A
number Of local residents. including
c. e. Fiers and Mrs. ]. II. McNicol,
are attending. Several others are to
attend the sessions tomorrow ana
Sunday. .
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Advertisinr Celebra4ion.

The advertising committee OF the
Fourth Of July celebration organiza.
Dakotans about the "big doings" for
the day. Posters are being distribnt-
ed throughout the city, and other
Minnesota places.
The evening times., 1913-06-06
rYv,c Icasue lfeeting.

# The regular monthly meeting Of the
Women's Civic league - being held
at the homo Of Mrs. =. ". koIafs, q
president Of the association, this att
ernoon. 5.s, s
The evening times., 1913-06-06
Returns 70 Grafton.

Miss Anna Nelson. who has been vis-
iting for 2 number Of days q lne
street. has returned to her home ct
Grafton. aii r gs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
ERUPTION RUINED
LOOKS OF HER FACE
RESINOL CURED IT

Louisville. Ky, Aug. H. 1912: MY
skin trouble began with pimples, and
they itched and burned and kept me
always scratching. so that l could not
rest at night; and they ruined the looks
Of my face and arms. Just as soon as
| heard of Resinol Soap and Resinol
Ointment l began using them, and
they gave me relief at once; the first
application stopped the burning and
itching, and it made my skin cool and
fresh feeling Resinol cured me COM
pletely." (Signed) Miss F. Mable Ed
wards, 1904 Stone ave
Boys Itching Botches Cured.
Omaha. Neb., Dec. 20, 1912: my boy
was broken out in red blotches and
they would itch him terribly. | had to
bandage him at night to keep him from
scratching the skin off then they would
turn to big yellow testers. l used diff
ferent remedies for about three
months. but didn't get much satisfac-
ton. Three Jars of Resinol Ointment,
with Resinol Soap, healed the child en-
tirely.' (Signed) Mrs. George Blake,
2702 Cummings st.
Better proof, even than such letters,
is to try Resinol yourself and see how
quickly the itching stops and stubborn
skin or scalp erUptions disappear. For
free trial write to Dept. 20T Resinol,
Baltimore, Md Resinol Ointment and
Resinol Soap are sold by all druggists.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
DENIES POLICE CAN
CONFISCATE LIQUOR
SEIZED AT CORDELE

CORDELE. GA. March 25.-For the
second time the case against E. B.
Causey, manager of the Commercial
Club. which has been disbanded by rea
son of charges having been preferred
against Causey and the seizure of the
liquors by the police, has been post
poned. The charges against the club
manager are for violation of the prohi-
bition law of the city, Causey having
already been fined 500 in one of the
two cases against him.
What will be done with the large
quantities of liquor seized rests on the
outcome Of the second case. Causey
claims the liquor is the property of club
members and the officials have no right
to Confiscate it
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25

last meeting, providing that councils
revised charter be enacted into law by
the legislature and that the charter of
the committee of 25 be submitted to
the people after the legislature had
acted on it. be adopted. Alderman
John e. McClelland offered a substi-
tute that both charters be submitted
to an election on May g. Councilman
Charles w. Smith submitted his dis
carding the genuine reform charter.
1t provides that councils revamped
charter, which makes practically no
change in the present system, be re-
ferred to the people after the meeting
of the legislature.
Alderman McCIelland finally got the
floor. The rules had been suspended
during the speeches of the visitors and
APPLAUSE allowed. When Alderman
McCIelland shouted that the people had
given orders TO council. there was loud
handclapping.
4 call for an enforcement Of the
rules" shouted Councilman Albert
Thomson. These people were allowed
to cheer only during the speeches OF
the citizens"
Il don't want the applause cried
Alderman McClelland IF l don't get
it here I will get 1t outside"
Audience Cheers MccleIland.
The audience burst into loud cheers
and shouts.
Alderman Warren ruled that Alder
man McClelland would have to yield
the floor for a vote to stop the ap-
plause He refused.
IF these people haven't any more re-
spect for council than to come here
and disturb the meeting move we ad-
iourn." declared Alderman Maddox
You petty politicians have lost all
the respect of the people. and your
death knel has been sounded" re-
torted Alderman McClelland amid a
response from the audience that was
deafening.
The first vote on the MCClelland res
olution was a fiuke on account of a
technical error. The next one stood:
For a vote by the people: Gambler,
Harwell. McClenand, Everett, Van
Dyke. Ragsdale. Lynch. Wood. Colcord.
Haverty. Humphrey and kimbrough-
r.
Against a vote by the people. Nut
TING. SUratling. Maddox. Baskin. Ward
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25

Atlanta. They will not stand for any
such strangulation OF the popular will.
Here is one Illustration that shows
there is not one iota Of sincerity in
that ring faction in council At the
meeting last Monday Alderman Can
dIcr introduced a resolution virtually
declaring Chief Beavers chief in fact,
and warning the police commission that
they had no authority in determining
the attitude Of the police as to law en-
forcement It was adopted, after
speech by Alderman Gambler indicating
an effort on the part of the police COM
mission to usurp the authority Of the
mayor and council
Contradictory Resolutions
Yesterday Alderman Nutting and
others introduced a resolution virtually
commanding Beavers to obey the police
commission and comforting on the com
mission full power to control the police
commission. 1t was adopted.
Because of the adjourned meeting of
council have not yet acted on the first
resolution. ! will veto them both and
ask the councilmen what they really
mean"
Councils bold act OF defiance yester-
day is the talk Of the town to-day. With
about $50 of Atlanta's most representa-
tive citizens present to put before It the
request Of the Auditorium, that both
new charters be submitted to the people
within 60 days IT proceeded to repu-
diate the right OF the people to a voice
in their government with a rare aban-
donment OF discretion.
Councilman Charles w. Smith de-
scribed Atlanta's present form OF gov
eminent as a young girl, just blooming
into maidenhood. What a pity, he said
to cut her head off
Captain James w English and Chas
T. Hopkins were given the privilege Of
the floor to state the request of the
mass meeting.
Issues Outlined.
Forcefully they outlined the issue as
the simple one Of the right Of the peo-
pie to vote on what form of govern
ment they should have
We are all for Atlanta" said Mr.
Hopkins. I'VE come before you with
an earnest appeal as fellow citizens
Back Of us is a large. substantial APP
peal that these charters be submitted
TO the people.
What is there unfair or unjust or
unfair about that?"
At the request OF Alderman James r.
Nutting, who following the fine Italian
hand of Aldine Chambers, twice de-
feated by James G. Woodward Tor
mayor, has led the opposition in coun-
ell Bernard Suttler was called forth
to present the other side
Il do not think it the duty of this
council to submit this matter to the
people, If every man in town should
sign a petition he said. You are put
here to do your duty as you see IT,"
He then attacked concentrated gov
eminent and praised Atlanta's present
system, declaring its efficiency was
proved by Atlanta's growth and pros
perity.
Storm Breaks
The storm broke when a considera-
ton of resolutions was reached AL
derman Nutting. first to get the floor.
moved that his resolution offered at the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
LAYMEN WILL GATHER
APRIL II AT COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, GA. March 25.-The
Lavmen's Missionary Movement. which
will meet here April 17-1S, will be one
Of the largest affairs of the kind to
be held in the South this year. Prom
inent ministers and laymen from the
United States and Canada will take a
part in the exercises.
Following are the speakers: DR.. c.
F. Reid. Rev. r. W. Patton, E. c.
Cronk. Ri. Rev. C. X. Nelson, c. A.
Rowland, Prof. ]. T. Henderson, w. E.
Doughty.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
GIRLS HERE DON
7-PIECE COSTUME

Introducing Miss Never Late-the
new Atlanta girl.
She is clad in seven garments-l
that's the word Just seven.
One-piece bit of sheer lingerie.
Corset extending almost to the
knees. but not appearing above the
waist
Silk stockings.
Low shoes.
one piece gown.
Soft chapeau.
Coat. with two buttons.
The most interesting feature of the
costume is the fact that the Never Late
girl can dress in ten minutes. Hence
her name.
No more waiting, you helpless men,
while the clock hands whirl around and
find you still sitting in her parlor,
grasping two show tickets in despair
while the chronometer displays $50,
and then some.
No more restless pacing of the floor,
you married men, while friend wife
tugs and strains with the "hOOk-up-
the-back' gown.
The seven piece wardrobe. just ar
rived here, is the guaranteed panacea
for late theaters late dinners, late en-
gagements of all kinds
1t will undoubtedly be welcomed by
the "peeved hubby club 1t will like
wise be welcomed by Miss and Mrs.
Atlanta in general, because if there is
one thing more dreaded than a missed
engagement by those of society II is to
be accompanied any place by grOuchy
escort.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
GE0RGIANS TO ATTEND .
LIVING COST CONGRESS

Judge Emory Speer. of Macon: J. Fl. T.
Mcpherson. of Athens, and William H
Fleming, Of Augusta, have been named bv
Governor Brown to represent Georgia
at the high cost of living congress. 50
which will be held by the American Acad-
envy Of Political and Social Science. in
Philadelphia, April and 5 Experts on
the subject from various parts of the
country VIII be present as speakers.
Another of the days appointments was
that of x. I. Pickens. Of Jesup. who was
named as q delegate To the National
Drainage congress. in St Louis. April 10
TO L.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25

law. Shepard. Hall, Ashley, Thomson,
Greer, Sisson, Boynton, Alternately,
White, Smith and Masonic.
The vote made it evident that the
secret caucus program of the politi-
clans would be adopted. Councilman
c. D. Knight, who had announced his
position in favor of a vote by the peo-
pie, left the chamber just before the
vote was taken. The Smith resolution
was next voted upon and it was adopt
ed by is to 10, Alderman Van Dyke
and Councilman Wood switching over
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
MAYOR FLAYS BOSSES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEFEAT; FRAMES VETO
Woodward Says Councilmen Cut Their
Political Threats at Behest of Atlanta's
Hidden Ring. Postcards ToBe Sent
to Voters for Expression of Opinion.

Mayor James G. Woodward declared
to-day that most Of the councilman
who inaugurated TO h with the
people" policy in the charter fight at
the meeting yesterday were led to their
political death like sheep to the slaugh-
ter by ring bosses who work in he
dark and are unknown to the people as
the dominant factors Of the city coun-
ell"
He announced he would vot6.the res
olution literally tossing INTO e. waste
ba sllet the reform charter Of The COM
mittee Of - Endorsed by The big Audi
forum mass meeting and providing
that only councils revamped charter
he sent to the legislature and thence TO
the people.
The lineup on this resolution, IS 20
10. does not give the opponents OF
charter reform the necessary two
thirds majority to override the mayors
veto. This will leave the city with
IT'S present outgrown charter. so far as
council is concerned, which is just what
the politicians want.
Tentative plans were agreed upon pN
leaders of the charter reform move
ment to-day to send out returnabie post
cards 10 all the registered voters in the
CITY that they may definitely express
themselves. The cards provide for a
more specific demand for an election
on both the revamped charter of coun-
Gil and the reform charter OF the COM
mittee of %.
Boss Rule Pictured
In one Of the most remarkable state
ments he has ever made to the public,
Mayor Woodward to-day pictured a
system of boss rule in Atlanta such
as few cities have ever suffered.
Said the mayor Of these bosses:
They are using these councilmen to
shield their political lives like they
wear shoes to protect their feet from
sharp stones he said, They wore
them out yesterday Those men who
defied the sovereign right of the people
OF Atlanta are politically dead. And
when the time comes for them to be
discarded these sinister bosses, if they
still are able to carry out their plans
will replace them with other figure
heads. some Of them innocently serv-
ing a S henchmen and others acting ma
liciously. In a word, they are deter
mined to continue the boss system in
Atlanta.
Would to God that We had recall
provision in our charter now nc as
serted with feeling I'VE would dis
card these men before a fortnight.
Connected in Private.
AN Of these ant-charter reform
schemes have been concocted in private
Offices often at night. The people have
no chance to know what Is going on. ]
can tell them, though, and know what
/ am talking about, that they are being
cruciled for selfish interests. | am
much surprised to find some Of the
members Of council acting in the inter-
est OF such a gang.
But their death knell has been
sounded The right Of the people to
prevail and good government are as
sure to triumph in Atlanta as God
reigns in heaven, ! know the people Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
100000 BOOK SALE
SECURES TOLSTOyS
LAND FOR peasant,

Special Gable to The Atlanta c.o,.
TULA. RUSSIA, March 25.-Tbas 7
of the late Count Tolstoi proyidi,a
the partition of his Yasnaya pof,-
estate among the local peasantrv =
be carried out by means of a no..
deed. By this deed 1,S47 acres ~ !.
total area of 1889 acres will he tr..
ferred by Count Tolstoi's tbrs. e a'I1
lila, Michael and Andrew. to his d.[ s.l1
ter Alexandra in consideration of 49,
900 which she has raised chiefly :.
the sale of her fathers works ''0l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
BALK|ON.
HUMORESKA

A vice, Wandziu,
rzecz jest juz za}atwiona -
nieprawdaz? czy tez moze
mieszkanie to ME podoba ci
sie... powiedz.
Narzeczona moja zrobi}a
kwa6na minke, sk1zywila sic
i wreszcie rzek}a nadasanym
g}osem:
- Alez mieszkanie to ME
ma balkonu |
- TAX balkonu oczywi6cie
ME ma, ale "a to jakiez sio'
neczne i mile. Pr6cz tego
stad pieG krok6w do mole
go biura. Pomy6l lie czasu
zaoszczedzilbym ma samem
chodzeniu m6glbym go po-
6wjeciG tobie. Powinnaby6
sic zastanowic mad tenn.
Wiesz take jak FraDkowi,
kt6ry jest moim najlepszym
przyjacielem, zalezy ma tenn
by6my sic osiedlili w}a6nie
W lego domu. Patrz, jaki Oh
ola mas uprzeimy umy6lnie
kaza} przeciez odnowit
mieszkanie, odstapic chce je
nam 6mieszni4 tanio - "a
400 rubli, w6wczas gdy ka-
zdy z zamknietemi oczyma
daily mu co najmniej 800.
mnie sic zdaje, re tylko
s~krzywd>imy samych siebie
i obrazimy najnies}uszniej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
CiorpIsz ma zapchanie?

Jeteli tax, victim pude}ko Ora.
KiagA@Nev Lite p,gniek, uiywsj
regu,@rnie, 3 tw6j kiopot ssybko
.nlknie. One ureguluj9 wqtrobe,
napravi4 apetytsi usuna wssYstka
trucisne Z waszego s7stemu. Ony
|nspewno wylec1esc1e. $50 " apiece
M. j. Kowalewskieg0. (ADv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
sic pc angielsku

wyuczymy Was listownie,
" Naszym wolnym czasis, "
trzech mieslqcaoh, nietylko moe
vic, czytac / pisa6 pc angiel-
ski, lecz W ciagu nauki przes py..
tania %odpow;edzi kt6re .cwicze-
MA (preparowane ola katdego
ucsnia Z osobna) zawieraia, pozna~
jenny vase zdolnosci stan / dora.
dzamy l instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Prizes co jestesmy " mot~
no6ci pokazac VAN najssybssa. i
najpewnie]sza droge do p%owodzenia
a prawdsiwa chet jak l zaufanie
do naszej melody w}asnie " ciagu
|naukl SIG pvka.uia.
Plszcie iprzekonsjoie sie o naszei
nlezr6wnanej prawnle zastrze4on.j
metodaie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kaidemu. zupe}nie. beg
plAtn,e. w razie gdyby6cie tako-
W. "znali Observation-Disclosures to
przyna;mniej ME bedziecie AMI je-
centa stratni. Adresujoie:
Nar0d0Wa SZkOfa Jezyk6w
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
Przyznam sic ze bylem JUL k,6rych wkr6tce wyro6n

k,6rych wkr6tce wYro6nie,
jak z~apewnia}, caty las r6zuo.
~barwnego kwiecia.
Wprawdizliee rachunek, wy.
stawlony pfzsz togo poetycz-
nego cz}owieka, ochlodzi!
nieco moja rado6e z oczeki-
wanej wspania1o6ci kwiat6w
"a tc tenn wiecel, ze Wan
|dzia obstalowaia take " ja~
kim6 rnagazynie piekny zs-
lazny stolik, wazka hawke,
try krzes}a ogrodowe i wi
szaca ~latarnie 2 czerwonym
abazurem; ale czemzs: byly
dose znaczne nawet wydatki
wcbec zadowolenia, jake
czytalem " o'c;zaoh" moi milo.
|dej zoneczki? ''
Kiedy raz pozwoli}em scbie
zrcbic uwage, ze posiadanie
balkonu ME nalezy jednak
lido ~przyjemno6ci zbyt tanich,
usIysza}em replike:
C6z znacza drobne wy
ldatki W p%or6wnaniu z rozko-
sza, jaka bedzie ola mas co
dnja ten niebia6ski balkon.
Niestety spodziewane roz.
Ikosze kaza}y czekac ma Sit
1 --- tu+- - r- .
bic dose diugo, bowiem ecu.
downy miesiac mai" ME u.
sprawiedliwial swej Navy.
La}o pl,ra'wje codzienlnie, ME
lby}o dnia bez deszczu. Zmia.
ny pogody wyrasafy sic chy-
|ba " Temple, " jakiem pads-
~ z nieba to Gale masy wo-
1y, luz to pfynac strumie-
niami jak Z zebra, to zn5w
drobnokropliste, jak gdyby
practically przez sito. Tax
trwa}ej niepogody ME ida
rza}o mi sig widzlec. A vice
przez ca}y maj ME wielk4
mieli6mv ~ba1konu pocieche.
Wandzia uI:wvaza}a mnie "a
stosowne pocieszac:
Badz spokojny, moi
Stachu, to sic sko6czy wkr6t-
CO; Gale s}oneczne lato ies:-
cze pred nami. Jeszcze ma
cieszymy sic. naszym balko-
neln.
Gag daIszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13

90 propozycji,
Wandzia rodnios}a ia
mnie bfagalny wzrok cd.
par}a:
= Moi drcgi, ia przez ca
iy czas narzecze6stwa ma
rzy}am 0 balkonie. Wszedzie
" najlichszej chatce z toba
dobrze by mi by}o, lecz =
je6li nam bye szczera - zu-
pe}nie szcze6ljwa czu}abym
sic tylko " mieszkanku z
balkonem. Wszystko to So
bio JUL u}o5ylam tax 6licznie:
~siadywaliby6my ma cienistym
balkonie sr6d kwiat6w, kt6-
rych n%astawiamy DUO, du-
|
TO-, stamtad przyglada)iby6my
! sic ludziom, przechodzacym
bet W dole. To bedzie cos
niebia6skiego poprostu, moi
Stachu. A przytem jak to
zdrowo bye ciagle ma powie-
trzu. Me potrzebowaliby-
6my navel letniego mieszka'
MIA, a ilez by nam przez to
.zosta}o pieniedzy, Prose- Gle,
prosze, na]drozszy, wezmy
koniecznie mieszkanie z bal.
konem.
M6wiac to, obje}a mnie "a
szyje i prosi|a tax dlugo, tax
pieszczotliwie, az wymog}a
ia muie, wbrew menu VIA
snemu zapatrywaniu, pray
rzeczenie, il Frankowi odpi'
sze odmownie i zaczne szu-
kaG mieszkania ma nowo.
Kto ME Una p)i}ych stron
takich poszukiwa6
| Do p%rzyjemnych ME male.
"a one nawet W ma}ym mia
steczku w wielkim mie.
6cie stanowia wprost szereg
trud6w i cie&kich meczarni.
Najsilniejsza natura ledwie
wytrzymac jest W stanie te
nieustanne wdrapywauie sic
pod gore i zbieganie z ME-
zliczonych pieter, te grubia6
ska niegrzeczno6c str6z6w
arogancje pewnych siebie
kamiecznik6w.
Oczywi6cie i nam sadzono
|-by}o precise przez to wszy.
stko. Juz goni}em ostatka
mi Sill, juz ME czu}em neg
prawie, gdy Wandzia, kt6rej
~wytrwa}o6c budziia we mnie
podziw, oznaimila mi wresz.
Gle:
- To mieszkanie bierze.
my.
Doskonale - cdrze-
KLEIN - zgadzam sic.
chcesz rozwesoli6 dom
,w4 pieknq polsk4 ptelni4 hub
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
w miarejak zbliza sic
WiOSna,

w miare jak zbliza sic
Wi0sna,
'coraz mniej polegac mo3esz
ma pogodzie, 1ecz zawsze jed.
;nakowo polegac mozesz ma
(Severa's- Face Creamy, ze
pod lego dzia}aniem jakby "a
dotknieciem r65dzki czarno-
ksieskiei znika6 bsdzie os.
sk6ry cd wiatr6w, o.
palenizna, popekania. Col on
wargi spokane, usuwa pek..
niecia ". sk6rze na rekach.
Oczyszcza, wydelikatnia i
.zmiekcza cere, nadajqc sk6-
re budowe delikatna i.miek-
.ka. Uzywany regularnic, da.
je d~}ugotrwa}e: dodatnie re-
zultaty. Ma sprzedaz W apte.
kach - rs cen:6w sfoik. u.
pewnij sic, ze .ci dsia Severy.
w. F. Severa Co., Cedar
Iowa.