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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24

to hold their own. but tablespoons are
made either entirely of glass, or, at
any rate, with glass handles.
On the whole, the tendency is to
have beautiful and artistic objects on
the table, while at the same time the
labor-saving question is taken into
consideration
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
Delicious Breakfast Mullins.

One-third teaspoon salt and one-half
teaspoon of soda dissolved in one-half
cup of hot water, one tablespoon of
molasses, one tablespoon of melted
butter, one well-beaten egg, one cup
of milk, one cup of bran meal and II
cups of graham meal Bake in gem
pans % minutes. This will make
nine
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
How Ia "Rasten Enul

AS 1t might get too dry while roast
ing, every little while take up the IL
quid in the roasting pan with spoon
and pour it over the previously -four
ed skin of the fowl. That keeps the
fowl from burning and the -four drops
into the pan, making the gravy thick
err
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
The Loyal Woman is Never Too Poor
70 Give Her Help and Sympathy.

and she was rewarded when fame
came 10 him by having him turn bf'
hack on her and go off with a younger
woman.
Time passed on. and his luck
changed again. H6 lost out a second
time and was in the gutter Again
she went to him. for he was deserted
of course. by the one who had been
his companion in more prosperous
DAYS and took him home and nursea
him hack to life and decency again.
and with her assistance ne wrote a
second book. This, too, was a success
and from it he received enough money
TO get him going again. and IN all
haste re abandoned mis- wife a second
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
Embroidered Blouse.

A charming new blouse of white
chiffon is embroidered with dragon
flies. There are two on each side of
the front closing. They are worked
with beads of silver. pale blue, mauye
and iridescent green The dragon flies
are in graceful poses, and form dec
orative touch to the blouse.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24

...,., trouble Nor Disgrace Ever
n,,ys True Wife From Her Hus-
.,,ss side-Case Brought to Light
i, Only One Of Many That Are Hid
10, From the Public Gaze, and Too
oH.n Her Only Reward is lngrati-
.pos-Why Men in Trouble InVa-
.,biy Seek the Condolences of
Women.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
CLEANING chira,

Common salt will quickly remove
all signs of tea stains from china. Just
dampen the spots with water and rub
literally with salt
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
Down and out Again.

The lesson he had learned had not
sunk in. for before year had elapsed
ba VAS down and out again. This time
s ~ caee was more sordid and beastly
+hon before. He was living in Bow
erv mission when his wife found MIN
ond for the third time carried MN 10
her home and there he lies TO-DAY an
invalid. with his mind hait gone pul
tenderly nursed and looked allel -
80 ooan on whom he has no claim.
sa.,,ne outraged every bond that once
held them together ,.u -
If any man ever had such Loyalty 70
non rye yet to hear OF 1t.
Some some say the wife in the case by her her
a soeS 81 proves clearly that she has. has
ao o,.ner sense nor pride don't think
ne ne''Hs She has both. but greater than
So S,tnor Is her sense of pity-pity for
the man who has only hef !" urn y
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24

reminded him the judges had decreed
him guilty. ieeo
NOW the other woman, the ono
whom ne loved least. declared that
sne did not believe him guilty. though
tne whole city should rise against
him: that If he were banished She
would go with him. quo
ana accordingly when he set forth
an exile she journeyed beside him
to the desert. -'''
here they lived many months. and
only the comfort and courage of his
companion kept the man from taking
his miserable life.
Anu oIten ne marveled that she
should have sacrificed so mucb 90
ms sake, and every time she reminded
MIN that she could do it gladly bo.
cause she was the woman who loved
him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
Woman's Love Strong.

The love of woman far a man truly
often passeth all understanding. Many
waters cannot Quench it, and disgrace
and poverty touch it not at all; even
neglect and deliberate insult have
often failed to destroy it,
l know a man who has achieved a
certain fame from a book that his
wife helped him to write She not
only practically rewrote thec book
after he had finished it, but had it
published out of money she had saved,
penny by penny, from her housekeep-
ing allowance, supplemented by what
she received for doing fine needlework.
She starved with that man and nursed
him through an awful period of deli
rum tremens; she kept him out of
Jail and out of the lunatic asylum,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-12-24
Woman Sends Him Away.

AHo tlme went on and the Judges in
the city found that they had made a
mistake and that they had uniustlv
exlied their former companion and
friend. And messengers were sent
forth in the desert to bring him back
in all honor.
and MS return was celebrated as a
holiday and all his old friends gath.
ered around to welcome him.
But 1t was the woman who had sent
MIN away that rode with him in his
trlumphal procession. The other WON
an had hidden herself in the desert,
thinking that he would turn his back
on all the world to find her. But he
did not.
And the man justified himself after
tnls fashion to the woman who had
turned away from him when she be
heved him guilty:
Lo, thou art that which all men
worship in woman, thou embodiment
OF honor and purity"
And the woman in the desert never
came back, but the man, so the old
fable reads, lived happily or unhappily
with the other all the days of his life.
The woman in the desert typifies
the woman with soul above conven-
tons; whose love rules her life and
whose loyalty only asks for a test
to prove it. In modern life we often
see cases that are very similar. And
very often the woman meets the same
fate as the woman in the fable. She
is forgotten when the time comes for
the triumphal crowning.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21

1Iendriek . d = ssnd ~.
drews Hawkinson. hoy subn,it s
list of names 20 the 8oart md m
questionabay ont lIst Sof nannes
40 submitted SuperinteadeHtcould
Sc engaged 10 would bs salts
factory g the entire Board or g 8
majority Thereof. "a also. stated he
was perfectly Wiling "a abide by the
decision Of that commits tee ia the
matter of hiring 8 snper intendent
Tor the ensuing year excepting alone
the present incnmb bent sSs
No acton was taken in.=the mat
ter.
After this discussion the following
motion was made. By g. 2. Hendrick
and seconded by RI. Met hee In
asmuch as there Is . re vote on the
question Of retaining Lafayette Bliss
40 Superintendent Of schools for the
ensuing year that the question be
referred to referendum vote OF said
district. and that the Board Be gov
|erned BY the majority vote Of sthe
people at said election. 3:
Roll Call: Ayes. Il. j. McGhee. g.
E. Hendrick, H. Fleming Nays,
Andrew Hawkinson, H, Eaton,
Mitchell Stewart
| Tie Vote. ,szss' .ssssss
It was then moved By G. E. Hend-
rick, seconded by w. H. Eaton that
che matter Of engaging % superin-
tendent for the ensuing year be laid
over until the next regular meeting
in March: '=: s ...,: s.: . e..
Z Carried. =, ~. ..z z ]. .;. :*. 4.
= The following resolution was then
introduced by Andrew Hawkinson: I.
RESOLVED, BY the Board of
Education of Independent School
District of Virginia, Minnesota. that
the following bills, audited BY the
Finance Committees, be allowed and
that the Clerk be and IS hereby
authorized to draw orders on the
Treasurer in payment Of the same:
Fred Fuller, transportation Of r.
pupils, January 1913 $500
Charles X. = Shand, amount
due for superintendence of
Homestead School :. -. 5000
Moved by w. H. Eaton, seconded
by c.. E. Hendrick that the above
resolution be adopted: =. n
Roll Cali: Ayes, @R: J. McGhee,
Andrew Hawkinson, C.. e. Hendrick,
w. H. Eaton, J. H. Fleming, Mitchell
Stewart. Nays, none:gs =
Moved that meeting adjourn.
Time $3.50 P. NJ. %
MITCHELL. STEWART.
Clerk.
Approved March IL. =.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21

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sns sg9Sna sas sas3 "
n $3.50. ~
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Ihe committee on city property and
oneilaine II 49, nMsnd eds that ,stnesSlty.sn.
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21

g 81 3uI6 81 3 9.
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a Of 6e Or 90 IcatS 81 l6es texie 81
ltlle an1Icipl y court for Mr.
h inslcsssalo tlsst
ne iSle
IginSsF % TO PAVING md ces1elfy WddS md
n q The over p yment 30 O. 3,ltllJf
osed and sn mp 8 that The eif
toFney and me warden ~ iflss10ce6 10
carry out the term. of OrdlnAncesNo To-.
sscapsssef sasoiins RON % D no prsnisss
tanks Owned BY them and into adioinins
|.Rsesssl'tydi
., -, E!ogE rs; z. cHA laRER
ty.of v'5f 1,ss 1 MIN -,
Resolution requesting the VixiniaS
Electric Power GWater- company-to AZ
plant e she sssy s ia Hay IL is1s
stsad e On April slst 1sls ~
By Alderman l[attson: s
III ns sty soens e
Mssss sas e
transfer OF It's plant to the city OF Viz
ginta. which vas axed ~ April 1. 1913.
IN the resolution % this Council paused
Noyenaber s, 1sle, be chahEed 20 that
and shall take effect on May LIST, l9iS:A
said resolution Of November 5. 1917. and
the .accepfane4 Of 4 by the company In
Its letter of November ii, l9l2, TO remain: 3
unchanged In all other respects. ~
Moved by Alderman Nolan, supported
by Alderman Lundstrom, that above
resolution be adopted .
| Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Harvey,
fq4Qndstrom, Keller, NOLAN, Mattson,
McGhee. sCoffey. Mr.. President 5s
Nays: None.
Adopted March nth, 1918.
| Approved March ! tn. 1918 zS
Moved and supported that the council
18th, 1873 MS 8sa.|ss5= -
Carried IL E=$ss. IS
| N. BOYLAN, Pc, Szs
| e President OF the City Council
| ~ :s5ssz ALBERT E. BICKFORD.
CORPORATE SEAL, s. -: s>S.e' - =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21
THE CITY COUNCIL :
Official Public alton y Procesdints
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

y. xi;rsinia: MINI. March 18th, 1918. "
of sse etv of Vssxs Sf ta city
Council called to- ORDER by the presi-
ui Roil call. .@s~s -Sss. =. 81. T. 4
Landstrom, Keller, NOLAN nsltts aary Ky.
Chez :o9 Corey M: Mr.. President-s: =
Reading of minutes of previous meet
Moved and supported that the minutes
jacob, stub,er made application to the
council for liquor license at No. 407,
Chestnut street and presented $4,000. 90
Moved and supported that the applica-
ton be referred to the committee on
Carried.
o, The clerk read an Invitation from the
ss., it that IA b city On Maf rel 18th 1913 the
Be s ana thss th ss eonc
wednesday evening. March 18Th. 1878, so
az IT to allow the members to attend.
The state auditor in a communication
desired to know which figure the city
state for the eighty acres for park par-
matter was: referred to the special COM
Moved and Supported that the matter
Of tie Canadian Nosth ss Raii%ss S CONS
pany to erect and maintain a large FOUR
! way clock on some portion OF the new
depot be referred to the committee on
Carried. - "a
The. clerk Of the municipal court re-
ported fines and. costs collected IN that
!sl3. the same amounting TO- 'Si6i.S Tor.
! the week; The report was accepted and
mitted to the council a certificate OF con-
iiaaor after hours as deaned j" NJ the estate state
Moved and supported that the certih-
cate be accepted and ORDERED filed. IT.
The city engineer submitted to the
what he desires in the way way Of a. steel
nenesr. for his n 9s s ct II bs
Moved and supported that the city
clerk be instructed to advertise for pro-
i sired by. the city engineer and each pro-
poser shall. submit his own specifications.
easat nsRess y for
4 accepted and ordered filed.
Boy1an * suem Tnra to the
with an application for plumbers. license
~ Moved and supported the license be
granted, the bond acc, accepted and ID ordered
and Ga, eity at attorney ne z: ....
dnd %f 1913 xss az
cePted and .ordered Med -. Z.
e askne
Tor i duplicate Telephone system and ths
The Range Telephone company sub
united a petition to the council from
1e6 telephone users asking the council
Possible aRBRo date franchise to the secone
a telephone COMPANY: !. -, s.
8 letter p,,rporting e be signed b. b.. !:
an aabmitted a' t. he eounc, reqnestns
other telephone company to operate II
IN Moved and suppo Srd the letter, Sc &C
cented and ordered iled IS 1.
4 The Clerk stated that this was III,
j, date set lin his advertisement for pro
: 81 Ordinance No. jss. being 4 telephone
j ordinance. and on shis desk Was one sa
i M Moved and supported that the pro
8 posal In the hands Of the city clerk b
oP es11'. dnd read
9 The DrOnaeal vas opened and read An,
3 proved 70 b from the Range Telephon
The various prepositio ions which q the com 2,
purcnasss q ths Sd telephone franchise w
! III recess 'Wss granted by the presideB
81 % -xive the aldermen permission to con
& suit toGether g g acceptance @ retec
:. II: H.. council called to- order tb
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21
MITCHELL STEWART, Clerk.

mI1If1EAA-0lG"A AMI, Clerk >
ing from February 18th. - 2s,.~ s..,....
c.. E. Hendrick stated inasmuch
as the Beard was apparently hope
lessly divided on the matter of ap-
pointing superintendent of Schools
for the ensuing year, that in his
opinion a fair and just way of set
thing the question would be. to sub
NIT it to q vote of the people, and
that the Board be governed by their
decision g. g. s~:-a
:: j., H. Fleming stated that he
wished to 60 on record as being for
this proposition.
R. J. McGhee then referred to re-
cent election of Senator Nelson by
the unanimous vote of the senate
which was in accordance with in
structions from the people and stat
ed it was his opinion that this mat
ter should be settled by q School
Meeting called for that purpose.
w. H. Eaton then handed the
Clerk a decision by the Attorney
General, substance OF: which is as
follows: = -. -. (. E. !. j.. !.
Would is be lawful for five: or
more freeholders and voters Of a
school district to call q public meet
ing under Section 1906, Revised
Laws 1905. for the purpose of In
structing the school board OF an in
dependent district TO elect q par
ticular person as superintendent, or
to vote on. any question relative to
hiring superintendent, or teachers,
when authority to so elect or, hire
is vested in the Board under Sec
tons 1920 (sub. s., 1916 and 1914.
Revised Laws 1862 The Attorney
General quotes these statutes and
concludes 90 follows:
1T therefore follows that any &C.
ton taken ct q special school meet
ing that might be called for the pur-
pose stated in your inquiry, would
be entirely without force or effect,
it being beyond the power Of a school
meeting to instruct the School Board
in reference to the performance OF
"a duty expressly eujoined upon it
by law and in the performance of
duty expressly enjoined upon-it by
;aw and in the performance of which
t is not subject to the instruction
Of the voters. This being the situa-
ton am Of the opinion that a legal
school meeting cannot be called for
the purpose of acting upon a propo-
sition which is not within the .scoye
of the authority of such meeting. =
may say to lyou,a however, that there
can, be no legal or valid objection t.
the voters of the district, in their in.
dividual capacity or at a mass meet
ing (not legally called school meet
ing) expressing their desires ant
wishes relative to the employment
of superintendent or teachers. .,
w. H. Eaton then stated that il
80 far as he was concerned the PEG
pie had very clearly instructed hin
as to what action he would pursul
in the matter OF electing Super
intendent OF Schools when the,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF In.
DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA, MIMI: 2-17.1013.
Meeting called to order at sos p.
m. by Chairman r. J. McGhee.">
Roll Call: Present, R. J.. McGhee,
w. H. Eaton, Andrew HaWkinson, J.
H. Fleming, c: E. Hendrick, Mitchell
Stewart. Absent, Lafayette Bliss. q.
Reading of the call as follows
There will be Special Meeting
of the Directors of Independent
School District of Virginia, held at
the Superintendent's ONCE in the
technical High School, at 8 p. m.
Monday, February 18th, for the
Transaction of any business: which
may properly be brought before the
! Board.
Please arrange to be present.
MITCHELL STEWART,
Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting were
then read by Clerk, and approved.
Communication. was then read
from the Gardner Macdonald zAgen.
~ relative to. extra insurance on con-
~ents of the Technical High School
| IN account of the installation OF
Manual Training equipment and Do.
nestle Science Department. Com.
lnunication was ordered placed on
die, and matter to be brought up
son and Sam. Jereisatti relative to
completed.
1t was then moved by C. E. Hend-
rick, seconded by w. H. Eaton that
he School Library be turned over
o the City; Library, the Superinten.
dent to be authorized : to- remove
such portion of the School Litera.
ure to the City Library as is not
equired for reference purposes in
the schools, list Of such books to
be made and furnished the Board.
| Carried.
Communications were then read
from F. c. Whiting, John S. Swan.
! son and Sam. Jereissattic relative to
retaining Lafayette Bliss as Super.
ntendent Of Schools for the ensuing
ear, and Clerk was ordered to place
correspondence ON file.
1t was then moved by j. H. Elem
,ng, seconded by r. ]. McGhee, thai
lafayette Bliss be re-appointed Sup
,rintendent of Schools for the en-
suing year at the same salary a.
heretofore.
Roll Call: Ayes, r. J. McGhee, G
=. Hendrick, J. H. Fleming. Nays
andrew ,Hawkinson, w. H. Eaton
litchell Stewart.
Tie vote.
1t was then moved by w. H. Ea
ton, seconded by Andrew Hawkin
son, that the matter of appointing
Superintendent of Schools for tn
ensuing year be laid over until tn
next, regular meeting
Roll Call. Ayes, Andrew Hawki1
SON" w: H. Eaton, Mitchell Stewar,
Nays, r.. ]. McGhee, C. E. Hendricl
J. H. Fleming.
Tie vote. -
Chairman r. J.. McGhee the
made remarks in which he stated I
part, that he would be in favor {
submitting the question of appoint
ing Superintendent of Schools fc
the ensuing year to 4 referendu,
vote, the Board to abide by the d,
cision of the people in this matte
It was then moved by G. E.. Hen<
rick, seconded by !. H. Flemin,
that the Board adjourn until 8 D. n
Monday, February Gath. to turtle
consider the matter of employin
teachers and any other. regular bus
ness that may be brought before til
Board. - s-s zz. .s:- ~ ). *:
Carried. z.f :. s.. :. = ~ r
Time $3.50 P. .,-.:a. Z - s.z5i
.szss5 MITCHELL STEWART;
.=zz zss1. .:3...s j. Cler
Il AnnFOYed Fab. IT,. .es-.~--.~2.Z -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21

Text books supple. llbrary=
Fuel. 10 s.
Pointing pab,shps telephone and
i.
buildings and equipment : 24os7
Interest and bank charges 81 bonds 7o45s
buildings and equipment s.81s1s
Total orders issued s =, s2s:s,
Balance clerks 12o,ss2s1
Total ,14a.s1s /.
-. TREAsuRERs FINANCIAL REPORT:
From January s, 1919 to February - 1913
S7,10S3t
Auditor ........::..:.::..-:::, 's5.ooooo
American Exchange Bank. s5.4s
Bank 1882
First State Bank, Jan interest 1888 55,1os1s
DISBURSEMENTS: -
plus |422ls4:
Orders paid 1V,7'o'os
treasurers bank books 1920 g.
Less outstanding orders
Balance reasurer record book 12o'Sszs1
Orders issued A'''
crot,, .;142,2ls4:
Bv the of
Virginia requtions approved by the Com
Supplies voraby passed upon by the Board and the same
100 copies snowbound, Whittier classics
100 copies Heath First Reader grade
100 copies Heath Second Reader grade text books
$50 copies Reader books
100 Heath Fourth Reader grade text books
100 Gordon First Reader grade text books.
q 100 Gordon Second Reader, grade text books
& Gordon Reader grade books
q Gordon Fourth Reader, grade text books
4 100 First Year Language Reader grade text BOOKS
8 100 Third Language Reader grade text books
3 1vanhoe by Scott, books. Vi
Lorna Doone, B1ackmore, high school text books
4 Brooks books
e text books
100 Brooks Fourth Reader, grade text books
Primary History of United States grade text hooks
Stepping books
Stepping grade text books
Book 3, grade text books
Stepping books
Stepping books
Stepping grade books
100 New Education Reader. Book L. grade text books
New Reader, books
New Reader, books
100 New Education Reader Book A. grade text books
10 Myths Greece and Rome GuerOe high school text books
rambuaine Christopher Mar'owe high school text books
Working Men, Rukn high school text books -
Thackeray, high school text books a.
Addresses high school books
100 gross pens, E-74o school supplies
Typewriter Ribbon Coupon Book, school supplies
Purple Record Typewriter Ribbons
forge shop and wood turning shop.
forge
Roll Can: Ayes j. McGhee c. E. Hendrick Hawkson
H. Fleming, Mitchell Stewart Nays
Resolution introduced by Andre
RESOLVED
the following bills audited by the Finance
Committee salary January
hereby orders the
payment of the
The Macmillan $50
supplies
b.
FuelC
369.7
$50
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-21

..f5 AppfOVeu Fed. Is "a [s-:E = !, : e =
SPECIAL MEEF4Nfs OF 4 THE
BOARD ORsEDUCATlON ORsIN.
DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
or VIRGINIA, MINI, 2-24-1o1s.
Meeting called to order at 500 B.
M. by Chairman r. y. McGhee. *.s
Roll Call: Present. r. J. McGhee.
Nv. ii. Eaton, Andrew Hawkinson. Il,
p. Fleming, G. =. HendTick. Mitchell
Stewart. Absent, Lafayette Bliss.
There Was no call for this meet
ling. this being IN ID Journad meet.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-11
PIGEON USED IN POLITICS
Bird Found in Central Park, NE"
York, Believed to Have Come
From Philadelphia.

THE strawberries may come and
the strawberries may go, but the CHIEF
is always with us. How are you going
to vote?"
This election eve inquiry was found
attached to large gray homing
nigeon which fell exhausted in Cen
trail park near the menagerie and was
picked up by Daniel Burns, who has
charge of the aviary.
A small brass ring encircled the
pigeons neck, to which was fastened
an aluminium tag with the initials u.
M" and below them the letters IL. l."
The election query was written on
small piece of paper which was at
tached to the tag.
Burns gave the bird some food and
water and after three-quarters of an
hours rest it was liberated. The pig
con rose straight up in the air TO a
high altitude and then headed south.
1t was thought that the pigeons
home was in Philadelphia, and tho
strawberry reference was to a famous
remark of James McNichol, the Re
publican organization boss there, who,
at the height of his power, once said:
"As a boy was glad to get pork and
beans. Now l have strawberries and
cream. New York Times.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-11
HEAD ITCHED AND BURNED

GOA Greenville Ave, Staunton, Va
my head broke out in pimples which
festered. 1t itched me so that
would scratch it till my head got al
most in a raw sore. My hair came out
gradually and it was dry and lifeless.
Dandruff fell on my coat collar till 1
was ashamed of it. My head had been
that way all summer, itching and
burning till l couldn't sleep in any
peace.
Il tried salves but 1t looked like
they made it worse. l got - but
it did me no good so l got cake of
Cuticura Soap and box Of the Cuticura
Ointment and you don't know what a
relief they gave me. In two weeks my
head was we'll" (Signed) ]. L. Smith,
Oct. %, 1912.
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