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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-06-27
FRANCIS MONKEYS BROTHER Is
u DROWNED.

Ane Wellington papers OF Monday
Igiye the following account Of the
drowning Of Leslie Monley, the II
year old brother of Francis Monley,
prescription clerk for the Hooper
Drug Co., Of this city:
With three other boys, Leslie was
swimming in the water Of State creek
dam and got in over his head. There
was a number of people on the bank
who saw the boy go down as he STEP
ped in deep water and heard his CRY
Tor help, but they thought he was
fooling them. When two Of the boys
swimming dived in the hole to get
the body they realized the danger and
a cry for assistance went out. Ralph
Brumley, a former Great Bender,
heard the cry and rushed to the as
slstance of the drowning boy, but was
too spent to lift the body. Another
by-stander by that time reached the
spot and diving in, brought up the
body of the seventeen year old boy.
Cochran went down after the body
and brought it up quite easily and
with the help Of Mr.. Brumley brought
it to the bank on the west side. This
was about five minutes past four
O'Clock and resuscitation work was
commenced at once while some one
had presence Of mind enough to run
over to the power house and call for
a physician. DR.. Emerson responded
at once but it was too late. The life
had passed out before the rescue had
been made.
After the doctor was satisfied that
he could do nothing to revive him, he
placed the body in his car and with
the father Of the deceased and Mar
shall Shawver to assist, took 1t to the
Monley home on east Third street.
The hole where the drowning oc-
CURED is about twenty feet east Of
the west bank and about seven feet
south of the stone wall Of the dam
and Is all of twelve to fourteen feet
deep. City Superintendent Stone said
yesterday after the tragedy that the
bottom all along the south edge, Of
the shelf had been bored out by the
falling water from the top of the
dam and was any where from twelve
to twenty feet deep.
Leslie was a second year student at
the county high school and well liked
by both the faculty and students. He
was quiet and Industrious and was es-
pecially good in the wood working
department.
This is a sad blow to the Monley
family who, it seemed, had enough Of
suffering and sorrow. 1t has been
only seven years since Ambrose was
killed while switching in the yards
here.
Besides the bereaved parents, are
left the three sisters, Gertrude, Ag-
mes of this place, and Mrs. Theresa
Simpson of Danville and the two bro
Tiers, Leo of Wellington and Francis
of Great Bend, to mourn the tragic
loss.
The funeral will be held at the To-
cal Catholic church tomorrow morn
ing at nine o'clock by the Rev. Fa-
ther Herley, assisted by the former
pastor, the Rev. James Hayes, Of Au-
gusta. The services are open to the
public. Interment will be made in
the Prairie Lawn cemetery.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-06-27
MEXICAN IN THE TOLLS.

P. Piementel, a Mexican laborer,
who has for some time been employ
ed in the railroad yards at this place,
was arrested Monday morning at the
Santa Fe depot. The accused has
long been suspected of fracturing the
prohibitory law and this suspicion
was borne out BY the fact that the
Officers found a half barrel of beer
and a dozen quarts Of whiskey on
the premises occupied by the family.
The real cause Of the arrest at this
time, however, was the allegation by
the wife of the offender that he had
for some time past sustained rela-
tions Of an immoral nature with his
step-daughter, a girl 1S years of age.
Piementel, on being taken before
Judge Clayton for trial, denied all
the allegations against him by the
wife and step-daughter, and on ac-
count of the fact that the evidence
against him in the more serious
charge was at this time insufficient
to convict, was not tried.
He WAS howevar found guiltv of
breaking the prohibitory law and SEN
fenced to pay fine Of 800, togeth-
er with a jail sentence of 30 days,
which will detain him long enough
for an investigation to be made in
the other matter, which will be push
ed to the limit if the necessary evi-
dence to warrant a prosecution of
the case can be secured.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-06-27
WILLIAMS

Rebecca Williams, colored, wife Of
L. D. Williams, Of the south side,
died at the family home June %, of
apoplexy, at the age Of SO years, Z
months and % days. Funeral services
were held Tuesday, June "a, and IN
terment was made in WoodDawn GEN.
etery.
The bereaved family Is one Of the
most popular and highly respected
colored families of the county and
have the sympathy of a large circle
Of friends in their bereavement.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-06-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
this week as noted below:
June 21-William c. Reed, age 20,
Albert; Trula Cooper, age 81, Win
field; married by probate Judge.
June 21-Ernest Eppstein, age 22,
Great Bend; Elizabeth Wesley, age
over IS, Hutchinson.
June 2O-Fred R. Stanley, age 22,
Ethel A. Duling, age 2l, both Of Hois
ington.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-06-27
Eyer To Asylum.

Sheriff Brown returned on Sunday
evening from Topeka where he had
been to place Jake Eyer, recently ad--
judged insane, in the asylum at that
place.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-06-27

Prof. Rankin, of HOisington, has
gone to Boston and will take up spe-
cial work at Harvard during the sum-
mer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
GORDONSVILLE
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Gordonsv!?le, Va. April 5.-Jesse c. Ross
mas returned from visit of several days
TO his aunt. Mrs. Is. J. Shirley, at Wayncs-
boro.
Emmett Miller. of Hinton, ". Va was n
visitor at the home OF his uncle. f. F. paw
export this week. route to Richmond
Mrs. j. L. Scnlosser has been spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. james II. Wood
in Charlottesville.
Miss Marie Ford, after spending some days
with her aunt. Mrs. l.. l. Freddy. In South
Gordonsrille. has returned TO her home in
Richmond. "
NJ. w. Walker, of Somerset. was a Cor
donsVille visitor this week
connie Fitzhugh has returned from visit
OF several weeks with relatives and friends
In richmond. Hanover and Louisa
robert Marshall OF Greene County was a
visitor on Tuesday al the home OF Mrs sid
ney Wood. in the city.
Al. q. Field. cashier OF the National Bank
o. orange was a Gordonsville visitor on
w r, Freddy visited relatives and friends
In Richmond this week.
SheriH w. c. Bond OF Orange was on :.
trip TO Gordonsvile on Wednesday
Mrs. j. l.. T. Sneed has been spending III.
W Meek WIN her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
captain James Niche. OF Richmond was
inc guest this week OF his daughter Mrs
* IT, watkins. in the city.
V. c. Brook!ng. OF Orange was on h,,si
ness trip To Gordonsville on "Wednesday
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ONANCOCK
Lsneoial 10 rhe rln,es.nl.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
cni namCoeH; Va Aniil Mrs l. y! Tcaclslo
10 Atlanta. Ga. Monday 'e"'
the week end At Old Point f-'''
Clayton Wescott. Of E.astville is y,si,i,c
MS parents. Mr.. ard Mis-. Joseph Wcscoit
MISS stole Fletcher. after n months stay
with friends in Washington has rcturncS
home. En- route she spent several 'od d,,ys
With her uncle Thomas Drummond Of
s snea' OF her cousin. Mrs = roy Shield
She came 10 attend tho Wedding Of no
cousin Miss Mamie Parker
Miss susan Fitchett. who has boon r,,,h
her sister. Mrs. George Lee Fosoue To-,
W., ,wo months has gone 10 her home a. Cape
Mrs. Louise Click ,s home from ,,or,h,.
Hisit to relatives in Harrisonburg. pa. and
Miss Y: Virginia Hopkins came back from
Trip to Baltimore "Wednesday
MISS Mamie Byrd. OF Oak Hall who v,s
recently operated upon for appendicitis re-
Sulnea her studies at the High School Mon
Mi: and Mrs Edward March have hcc,
'isiuns their daughter. on Smiths Island
rhe drama Farm Folks" given for the
evening, was played before crowded
Robert L. Hopkins, John NAPLES and
week '
Captain +. G. f. wadsworth and daush
Ter Miss Louise OF Duxbuiy, Mars. arc at
Melrosc. the suests Of Mr. and Mrs H. L.
Mis- sarah y. NAPLES was hostess for
ne Eastern shore Chapter Daughters OF
noon.
Miss Nellie P. Powell entertained at aue-
! uiVn nrlase Wednesday afternoon com
pI ,l 10 Miss Sarah @ Parker, OF
Mira b, Is. Powell gave luncheon rues-
Gay IN honor of Mrs w. W. .Ioynes. of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
By Valeska .Surott

We'll, my dear sisters, my first chat
will not be about things that you
would not do anyhow II will be
you can't forget; things that will re-
quire but few moments of your time
and which are merely in line with your
ordinary toilet which you engage in
every day in the year.
I sometimes wonder whether or not
/ am really the one who has found the
all come so easily, so quickly. 80
promptly, almost as at the touch OF
fairy wand.
All that 7 had tried and used before
were makeshifts and make believes.
! knew 1t. because when ] would arise
in tho morning with hair disheveed.
with drowsy eyes. and the ruby on
my cheek had gone. and the pallor of
the morning had come. all tho work
OF the previous day had vanished and
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Miss
/. Valeska
.Ouratt

S %iisS"s M sf RE- +:
abandoned themselves to the
carcssing JOY of an ccstatic half hour
to listen TO her and look upon her
bubbling beauty. is TO have q personal,
heart to heart beauty-chat Sunday.
great triumph has been scored in
securing from Valeska Suratt herself
what she has never before chosen to
reveal; for Self-madc beauty ia Wales
IA. with n superb charm all of her
own industrious making. by means that
are new, refreshing, wonderful, de-
liciously effective.
Naleska Suratt is the new flower on
INC American stage, not the dolled
ktnky wig variety of powder and rouge.
which the round moon Of the spot
light dcceivcS into Il resemblance OF
beauty. but like Il marbled Venus in
life whose features. faultlessly in line
and texture, can stand the scorching
criticism OF tho sun. IL is a maddcnIng
beauty, yet not born, but made.
with the lure OF 81 oadway in her
veins. that national pathway OF wasted
hopes. she became a histrionic climber
70 the top of the worlds stage i'm q
traction of tho time in which the ordi-
nary star takes TO make the dizzy trip.
| The emotional ccstacy Of her actinc.
carried her hearers into palpitating
FRENZY and her name was made-VaIcs-
VA Of The Welcoming Cough" The
itco Rose and the kiss Waltz" She
mas Inc reputation OF being the most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Bristol, Va. april mir. and Mrs. Ben l..
Dulaney and children and Mr. and Mrs job n
II Caldwell have returned from Southern
Florida, where they spent the winter
months. They enjoyed delightful so5ourn
in the everglades
II. L. Jones and wife are visiting Mrs
Jones's father. Captain 4. $. Mcneil. who Is
81 on the island OF Captiva. in Southern
Florida.
NJ D. Andes has returned from Georgia
where az visited his daughter. MIS-. IIiii
lte was del!Ghted with the prospects for a
hiE peach crop
Arinon King is in Philadelphia He wifi
return from that city next week With a
bride. as he Is 10 wed Miss Mildred Frazer
OF the Quaker City. He is accompanied by
his sister: Miss Lucille King. His parents
MI; and Mrs. II. T. King will 60 to Philadei-
phin 10 Toe present at the Wedding
Miss Lena iiagnn. of Dungannon is the
guest OF MI. and Mrs, Charles r HaEan.
Mr.. and Mrs a Kemper Finks or Salt
Vile. are visiting al the home OF Mrs. Finks's
parents MI and Mrs. Jacob Thomas. on
Fifth street
Miss Katherine Fuqua has returned from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

viduai talent and contributing generously
with private checks At the close OF the
evening General e. A. McAipin. OF New
York. who was made treasurer. handed
relief work
George l.. Cooper. OF New York. editor
OF the Evening Telegram, got UP tSe CON
cert and steered 1t through to It's close
and by his enthusiasm aroused much pop.
ular interest Hon Theodore l.. Burton
United States Senator from Ohio. wa.
chairman OF the evening. and made an
opening address, Mr.. Cooper was master
of ceremonies and tho entertainment com
mites comprised Hugh Inr,an. Charles
Burnham Scuiers. Jay O Brien. j. T.
Rogers. +. 4. Perry. Jr., and John Philip
Sousa. and Colonel George Il. II Harvey
Mr. SouBa conducted tho Homestead Or
chcstra In several of his own marches. and
Mrs. Seth Barton French looking IKE r
Greek Muse in costume OF green and
White. and wearing chaplet OF laurel
leaves. sang charminEly a group OF French
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POCAHONThS

Specisl to The Times Dispatch
Pocahontas. Va. April s-Dr Ior, :,
halIer Who has been spending few days
Ia hohh"he hus returned home
thhrieS : Mlnter was called 10 Ihtut
lnst"n w Va. on Wednesday on account
o" OF, the Illness Of HE brothcf. Edwin Minter.
II" 'e.,nty underwent AN operation
mere as the guest OF MIR. and Mrs Jesse
"Socruin basiey. on East Water Street.
MAS here this week the guest OF sir and
Mrs kGber' wallace. on Wafer street
M'ss Shnied Dcaton. who has been teach
NE az horse ZEN Cove and Suuire Jim ~
va This winter. has returned 10 poo.
hontas and Ia the guest of hey parents NJ
ana Mrs D. W Dea,on, on West water
II a Ccrbett. Of Canada, who has t.sr
me gucst OF Mt and Mrs Wooornm
Easley has returned to his home
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songs Lawrence Rsa, OF New York. who
before bis stage career sang for several
years Ia opera with Scott. ana Caruso. TAX
Ing minor parts under ar ...c.:.. name
sang his famous waltz song Come to the
Ball." end Marie Armeliint besIdc playing
eevera! violin solos played violin obiigato
10 lie Rouxa lie NIL which Nrs. French
sang
Mrs. Hamilton Albert. Miss Edna Chase
Carroll Robertson. Miss Margaret flagstaff
and Mise NoCcl took part in several fancy
dances. which included the Tango, hesita-
ton waltz. one-step and others. Mre. Albert
and Miss Amy l. rhil!ipH, OF New York
hold programs. and number OF young
girls sold carnations. which often brought
Il dollar or moro for single flower
Among those who contributed checks OF
800 were Senator Theodore 4. Burton Som
ator william j. Finn. General e. A Nc
Alpin. DR.. j. kears,cy Mitchell Colonel
Edward dew. Morrcl. and Lois d Bar
stow Henry Albert gave his check for
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he main line running eas, and north at

the main line running east and north at
that point.
Telegraph and telephone connections wer.
also destroyed. and It was not until the orst
OF tho week that direct telegraphic com
muntcatfon with New York was re-cstnb
lshed. The mail service was diecrganized
for four fvc days
Though the greater part OF the Easter
crowd is now gone. having made n virtue
OF necessity. and got away over the car
part making a lark of it, new arrivals
have been coming over the same route ali
the week Several hundred visitors are
booked 60 arflve within the next few days
and it is thought that last weeks dis.
aster Will make little or no difference with
the April season here. which promises 10
be even moro brisk than in other years
During tho entire week thcre has been
no slackning In the round OF entertain.
meDt and gaiety reached Its height perhaps
a week ago. when Homestead visitors gave
benent concert In aid OF the food suf.
ferers. making UP the program from indi.
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week in Richmond with her mother. Mrs.
Faulkner
Pollard stryker. OF Richmond. is spend
Ing his vacation with his parents at Grove
Misses Julia and Margaret Palmer. of Sa-
luda and the guests of DR.. and Mrs. c. w.
Brown.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hume and Gray W Hume of
Rhpidan. are guests Of Or. J. II. Hume
Mrs. c. w. Brown and Miss Estelle Craw-
ford have returned from visit to Rich
mond
Miss Florence Sweeney Is visiting her
brother Wilmer Sweeney, in Cape Charles
Mrs j. M Henderson liz spending several
days in Richmond.
Miss Marion Lewis. of West Point. is
the guest OF Miss Ellen Barnes.
Miss Lucille Beach, OF Norfolk. is visit
ing Miss Thelma Brown this week.
Miss Lucy Lamb of Atlanta. Is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. p, Cole
Miss Lettie Warburtor attended the meet
inS OF the Daughters OF the Confederacy
In EarniNiil this Mnnk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

fiery eczema. sores. rash. tetter,
hlotches, infiamed or irritated skin.
rlm pies. rawncss after shaving. all skin
hhicttons, sores, biotches. and itching
scalp, ~ cures dandruf completely, since
canoruN is nothing bnt eczema of the scalp.
HEMO is wonderfully refreshing to
the skin. il is a clean. antiseptic So
lutlon, not paste. cream or ointment
The irst application gives blessed re-
lief HEMO has been initiated, but
positively never cqualled.
1T is Impossible for me to do JUS
ticc IN recommending ZEMO. because
words cannot. express IFS wonderful
achieVeme nts.' +. y. Stierlin Supt
Electrotype Dept. Sanders Engraving
Co, 81 Louis. Mo.
Your druggist Will sell you a Csc
sealed bottle &C ZEMO, and will guar
antee IL, or II viii he sent direct on
receipt OF price by e w. Rose Medi-
cine Co, st. Louis. Mo
sold and guaranteed in Richmond
by Paragon Drug Co. ". w. T-iend
prus co Tauant Drug Co. Grant
Drug Co
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HOT SPRINGS
[speeinl to The rImes.pIsnatch


Hot Springs Va. April 5.-The last week
has been unique in the history of
Hot Springs. Following the biggest Easter
season the resort has ever known. when the
Homestead Hotel and cottages. and nearly
every villa In the neighborhood over
flowing with visitors. the storm and flood
conditions of last week washed away so
rn1cn OF the Orancf. railroad which CON
meets the resort with the main line of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Mt Coving-
ton, that for several days Il impos-
sibe TO get away, and more than 600 peo-
pie many of whom had important bust
ness and social engagements elsewhere
were practically marooned. till the twenty
miles of mountain carriage road between
here and CovinGton At use, and
people by driving could connect with
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WILLIAMSBURG
Especial TO The Times Dispatch +,
ia. ~, az 4

n
Williamsburg. Va. April ',,,.s..
f1orine Battin. OF lsla OF Wight. ana Re-,
ue wright, Of Baltimore who have hoen
mere several days as the guests Of 10
y Uses Spencer, have returned to their
Alan II. English, former william ana
mary student. but teacher OF German o.
tho Boya' High School in Loncaster % va
has been spending the past week her. w,th
tricnds. WIN
Mrs John Daniel, OF Cape Charlea. sn.n,
. .. Few days recently with her sis,sr. Miss
Emma Lou Barlow ''''
Miss Mary Ware Gait loft Tuesdsv n,
Notfoik 70 visit her cousins, Misses Mary
ana Susie Gait "i '
himore Iinndley left Tuesday for Rion-
IeTe. "'a' COZ
Nara Charlotte Hubbard Is spending the
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Ids Greatest

another day Of struggling for twelve
hours OF beauty at the dressing table
lay before me. Now the mornings have
no no, terro ',,s for me The beauty work
month. last year still remains for to-
day. tomorrow and the future. | live
III peace and happiness with the beck
oning. world before me. They receive
Inc with open arms. and | love them
To-day ! have picked out several
secrets, and I am sure If you will do
exactly as ! instruct you to do YOU
will. in the next, few weeks, say with
me. Eureka; Then your heart will
palpitate with mine, and you will
know.
Most important to the average wo-
man is how to get rid Of those tell tale
wrinkles; J have used the following
gave up the old. thrcadbare advice
any result at all | made UP the treat
ment myself. and had several OF my
deserving friends use it.
Make up the treatment yourself as
follows. obey instructions implicitly,
and you, will not be disappointed:
Of very hot water, not boiling Place
this bowl in a pan OF water on a slow
fire. In few minutes add two ounces
of eptol and continue stirring until all
is dissolved. At first it will look like
jelly; then it will start to cream When
1t does this: removc it from the fire
SLOWLY, two tablespoonfuls Of glycerine.
Then keep il In an alright jar. You
should be able TO get eptol at any good
drug store. and it should not cost you
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elacksburs. where she spent the Easter

elacksburs. where she spent the Easter
season.
Mrs. Samuel King the hostess OF the
sycamore Shoals Chapter. of the Daughters
afternoon.
Mrs. John h King has returned to her
Bristol relatives
Mrs. John II. Morrell and children. Minnie
Gate and Henry Gideon. OF Knoxville. have
been guests of Mrs. Morrells brothers at
Hotel Hamilton for a week.
Miss Mary Wright. OF Damascus is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. j. H. Faucette.
Mrs. Chsrl"s ]. Wade and baby OF Big
Stone Gap. arc visiting the parents OF Mrs
Wade Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Thomas
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on either side OF
the mouth. every
where. After you
have applied IL.
don't merely rub
your face all over
as though you
were handling n
baby's skin. but
dig right in. TIA lSe
up the flesh in
your fingers and
pinch II, squeeze
il, roll II. Do this
for a few minutes,
until the cream
disappears. Then
apply your com
pleNion powder.
DO the sa me at
night. This cream
VIII not grow
I am going to
give you next my
special secret for
bust development.
/ can positively
assure any wo-
man. young or
middle aged, that
the bust can be
developed luxuri-
antly In n compar-
atively short time.
If this simple
formula is faith
fully followed.
success sure and
S urpri 81 n e is
bound to result.
Electricity. vac
uum Instruments,
etc, are of no
value whatever. l
tried them out
several years ago
myself. and know.
In n half pint
of cold water, dis
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can achieve what she has believed
never could happen to her.
These beauty talks will be truly
Valeskian. told only as Valeska can
retain nothing. but to tell every one of
her secrets. and every Sunday will be
revealed her magic art of beauty-ma :
inc,
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Valeska Suratt in One of Her Mag
nifcent Stage Costumes.


most luxuriantly.
With n half pint of water mix half
ounce of beta auinol. Shake thorough ehe
y, and it will then be ready for use.
lf you prefer. you can use imported
bay rum instead Of the water and alco-
hol.
The beta -quinol you car. get at al
most any drug store for not more than
nifty cents. The ordinary prepared hair
tonics which you buy In the stores
usually cost you one dollar. But this
hair-grower. and 1t costs you much
less than 81 dollar.
This formula should be applied very
freely after brushing the scalp gener-
ously for Il few minutes all over Rub
with tho finger tips.
Next Sunday will give you several
more OF my beauty secrets.
tAdvertisemont1
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Guaranteed to Shop
Itching al Once
Eczema, Rash, letter, Dandruff. Disap.
pear by Using Remarkable ZEMO.

Buy 25c Bottle Today and Prove 1t.
That itching that drives you nearly
wild, that keeps YOU awake In agony
all night long. that scalp itching, Will
vanish instantly by using the new
remedy ZEMO. II liz guaranteed.
ZEMO viii surprise you as it has
thousands of others by its results on
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10 .a :, oto stn. a nay IN n nalf
you can get Mt the drug store for one
dollar. This formula is safe. or would
not give 1t to you, OF course. 1t gives
very remarkable results in few
weeks time.
Failing hair undoubtedly can be
stopped at once by the following mix
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conc
thing liz
essential
you
must use
my
formulas
literally.
If you
try to be
spare I'm
applying
them
you rob
yourself
OF
their
wonder
full
results"