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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-14
JEFFERSONVILLE.

The cleanup committee will provide a
team for those who are unable to dispose
of their rubbish. Those who have rub
bish ready by Friday should inform Mrs.
F. L. start chairman of the committee.
A cable received announces the mar
rage of Frieda Morse Thomas to Harold
Elwel Bishop at Beirut, Syria. They
left directly for their future home at
Alexandrctta, Syria, where he is mama
ger for the Standard Oil company Miss
Thomas sailed from New York April Is
on the steamship Canada-Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Hapgood have returned from sew
eral days, visit in Rouses Point y. y
W. NJ Smith of Essex Junction is as
eistng G. d. Griswold in the lumber
business. Invitations have been issued
for thimble party to be given by Mrs.
r. +. Thomas at her home Friday after
noon to the ladies of the Crescendo club.
The Cemetery association was pleasant
~ entertained at the home Of Mrs Eta
Day in Cambridge Tuesday afternoon.
Dinner was served to 50 members and
several visitors by the hostess and com
mttee.-Governor Fletcher and Mason
Stone are expected to speak on educa-
tional work at the town hall Friday
evenng.-A special town meeting is call
ed at the town hall for May 19.-The JEFF
fersonville Cornct band has been en-
gagged to play in Johnson Memorial day.
S f. Pope has returned from several
days spent In Boston.-Miss Dora Sunder-
land, who was a guest for several weeks
at S. E. Stlnehour's, has returned to
Swanton.-John Dubray, who had made
his home for a long time with his sis
ter Mrs. Isadore Como, died May 6.
The funeral was held at the house Fri
day morning, the Rev II, Z. Harmed
officiating. The burial was in the JEFF
fersonville cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs Guy
r. Varnum, daughter. Margaret, and
son. Harry, of Barre, We're guests Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II W. Varnum,
over Sunday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWANTON.

The remains Of Mrs. E. p. Adams were
brought here from Oakland, Cal. Thurs
pay night accompanied by Mr.. Adams and
Miss Helen Adams, Mrs. Adams died
last winter at the home OF her son,
pr. Lemuel Adams, at Oakland. DR..
James Rabbit of Haverford College and
daughter, Miss Evelyn Babbitt. came to
3attend the funeral The interment was
ft Riverside cemetery, services being
held at the grave Friday afternoon, the
Rev. E. S. Stone oficiating-E. NJ.
Brunette launched a 20-foot motor boat,
he 'Leona," Saturday afternoon. He
tuilt the craft last INVERTEBRATES
puimett, aged 6S, died Friday after an
| illness of five months. He was born in
st, Armand. He had been a foreman at
he Rich Lime works for 80 years. He
3 survived by a wife and seven chill
ren: P. l.. Quintet OF North Amhurst,
ohm and Ernest of Springfield. Mass,
irs Fred Muzzy of Springfield, William
# HOlyoke, Fred of northampton and
a. j. Quintet of SWanton
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Fl. II. Clapp, overseer Of tho poor. was
in Bakersfield on town business Mon
day.-Thc annual meeting Of the Tnde-
pendent Telephone company was ad
journed until Tuesday May 10, owing to
the small number of stockholders nres-
ent.-W. j Wright has started I'm the
Lumbra mill in the south part of the
town and is cutting out his stock-I. G.
Libby and L. y. Garrett are recent nur-
chascrs Of new automobiles.-Israel
Touchette, who has been visiting his
brother in Enosburg Falls, has return
ed.-W NJ. O'TIere was in Belvidere on
business Tuesday.-Charles Fountain
went to Barre on a business trim Tues
day-Albcrt Lumbra went Tuesday 10
Eden, where he has employment.-The
You-Need Change club met with Jessie
Hall Tuesday cvenng.-Mrs c. T. Hail.
Mrs. c. A. Gardyne, and Mrs. f. e.
Hutchins were in st. Adams Tuesday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held in the parlors of
the Congregational Church Tuesday aft
ternoon. Supper was served and an en-
tertainmont given in the evcning.-Phil-
lip Hogaboom and Mrs. Ladd Andrus
VIII pass the summer at Mrs. Colpltt's
farm in Berkshire.-B. NJ. Johnson has
rented Mr. Hogaboom's house and will
move in this weck.-M y. Coffin has
moved his family to Richford Mrs. d.
Moron and Paul j. Morcn, who have
been passing the winter in Florida. are
expected home this weck.-Miss Grace
Wadleigh, who passed week at her
home here has returned to Montreal -
Mr.. and Mrs Luccn Wilson celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Mon
day evening.
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resume work on the Transcontnental
railroad.--The i. A. baseball team went
Monday to Bakersfield to cross bats
with the Bellows Free Academy team.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Grant Fancher and
son, warren, Of Lawrence, Mass, were
guests over sunday at the Randall
while visiting friends here.
Mrs. Mable Noble Is spending a few
days in IIardwick, the guest of Mrs.
Laura Titus-Mrs James NJ. Kelley and
MRS. c. c. Rublee were in Burlington
| Tuesday.-Mrs. w. S. Daniels returned
| wednesday from q visit in Johnson with
Miss Josie Pierce and Mrs. G.. G. Drown.
Mrs. j. A. Barnes Of Bakersfield is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. May Bundy.
Mrs. c. b. Spaudlng and child have
gone to Chicago for visit Of two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Earle.-Gcorgc Goodrich and family have
moved from the Centennial block to the
tenement in the Clara Crowcl house on
George street. recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Blodgett, who have moved
to the Crowell house on Emore street,
( recently purchased by them.-Mss Adde
| West of burlington came Tuesday even
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Slayton, at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
h. W. Gates.-Mrs. Charles c. Ellsworth
has chicken, preserved in alcohol, that
has four perfe legs and feet, the for
, ward feet point forward and the hind
/ feet pointing backward. -Mrs G. E.
! Smith and daughter Miss Gwendolen,
| have arrived home Mrs Smith. who
| has been away for two weeks, attended
the graduation Of her daughter from the
| Leland Powers School Of Expression, lr
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NORTH HERO.

julius II. Seymore of New York is
spending a few days in town-AIiss Iva
Tudhope Of the Swanton high school
spent Sunday with her parents.-The in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tud-
nope who has been seriously i'll with
indigestion and the grip is somewhat
improved Mrs Ida KinEsbury of Al
bany, y. Y. is spending a few days in
town, the guest of Mrs. Robert Atkins
Kenneth Tudhope, who has been con-
fined to the bed with whooping cough
Is able to be about the house.-James
Dodds is making quite extensive repairs
on bis tenement house
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WATERVILLE

r. A. Wiley is ill.-Miss Bessie Tillot-
son has returned to her school work at
Greenfield, Mass,-Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Shattuck visited in Morrisville over Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Cross of Highgate
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bragg,-El Westcott has
moved back from Cambrldge.-B. NJ.
Wiley of Greensboro and Mrs. b. j..
Kelley Of Morrisville were called here by
the Illness of their father, r. A. Wiley.
r.. S. Pierce has gone on to the road
for Kimball Brothers of Enosburg Falls.
He will travel in New Hampshire
Watcrville Lodge No, &c. knights OF
Pythias, will hold public convention.
commemorative of the golden jubilee of
Pythian Knighthood Friday evening.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mr. and Mrs Harry Rogers have begun
housekeeping in the tenement of Mrs
Darrah. recently vacated by Mrs C. SEQ
feld-Niss Edith Pratt loft SATURDAY for
Franklin Falls. N n 70 attend the we'd
ding of Guv Clement and Miss Georgia
Scott Miss Scott will he nleasantlv re-
called nv many here. where she formerly
conducted a millinery business. News has
also been received that Mrs T. y. Greene
IS very III in a hosnita1 in Kansas CITY.
with only very small chance of recovery.
Oscar Gilbert, who passed the winter
with a daughter In Irasburg, was in this
village recently. Mr. Gilbert Is In his
DIST year and walks readily without
cane. He is laying in the family Of
Rollin Chaffee at the Center.-J. II.
Mears has purchased of r. McFeeters the
site OF the "raw-hldc hotel and the ad-
joining tenement at the heau OF blSiharh
SN'e'. MlS' W. Ho."' NlH''eu "ei SIS
'or' hl"' ilorSh'rh III i""Ni'h "'tuludS'
ooii'ptn'tu ny MISS Hou.St al l''"'c''
Nv is''c ~, 'me i"'i'.'' Va - -
.,.,.1
~ o,, ,,.,,, +, IT,
, ~ ",
Mrs. L, r Jefferds and child spent Sun
day with Mrs. JcfterdSS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. o. Libby. in Berkshire-Mrs. e
D. Wallace. who has been i'll for some
months. has given to Montreal for treat
ment.-William Beach of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting his niece, Mrs. V. A.
James, and his nephew, w. B. Ladd. 1t is
MS hrst visit East In over 40 years.-H.
W. IoWlc is on state highway job in
9heluoh near HaN"ards corner.
Among the Hs' Oh graduates from the
riiei son Ooilese Oh oratorE' BOSTON, APP
pears 'he maine Oh Laura hIlZapeth BeIl
III 'He CLASS OF professionals ana teach-
eiS MISS Ben Is the daughter OF Dr'
A. ~ heli OF tAls village she Is eX-
PeVttu NOME 'i'lS WeeK'-h' D. Mears'
WI" EuEehe Srnl'h as chauheur' LETT
NoiiudS ior boston Win Larry card
nei Nai' heS Will return ny rail-
~, Dei"ar Oh burlington spent sunday
win ms FANNY here'-J. I. Lahame LEFT
l ue"u'S Ior oHlcolee' MASS where ne
VIII sPenu le" Gays IN the stevens
Dulyed sHopS where tne car oil Mr.. Mer-
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ORANGE COUNT,
RANDOLPH.

L. NJ. Woodworth, who had been SER
iousy i'll since May ., died at 10
o'clock on Thursday evening after much
suffering. Mr.. Woodworth came home
two weeks ago Saturday and the first
week was I'll with rheumatism, although
he was able to be about the house most
of the time. \ week later he was not
as we'll ana from that time he developed
bronchial pneumonia Elmo NJ. Wood
worth was born - years ago. the son of
Edwin w and Genie dIicks) Woodwork,
in Franklin, y. n When he was quite
young his parents went to Montpelier
and lived there most of the time since.
Sixteen years ago Mr. Woodwork mar
ried Edith Maud Legge of johnson and
after their marriage they lived in and
about Montpelier till three years ago,
when they came to this place. Mr.,
Woodwork is survived by his WIFE and
one SON Donald, who Is about 10 years
of age. He is also survived by his par.
ents, two brothers living in Montpelier
and two sisters, who also live near there
The brothers arrived Thursday night
The body was taken to Montpelier Fri
day night to the home of his parents
and the funeral was held there Sun
day with burial in the city. Brief prayer
services were held here Friday afternoon
the Rev G. f. Crawford officiating
The Womans Relief Corps gave a sup.
per at the G. a II. hall Saturday night.
Mrs l.. O. Thayer, who has been in
Montpelier, Hardwick and Stowe for II
days, returned Saturday.-Mss Winnifred
Richmond went to Rovalton Saturday tc
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ST. ALBANS.

Franklin County Teachers association
cid its ninth annual meeting Friday,
.ver 100 instructors attending. The ses-
ION opened at II o'clock with a brief
eligious service, including the readings
4 the scriptures, prayer and hymn, led
y the Rev. George b. Gould, pastor of
he First Baptist Church. The business
heeting resulted in the election Of the
blowing officers: President, S. C. Hard.
lg Of Fairfield; vice-president, Miss
Dorothy Horskins of Franklin; secretary
nd treasurer, Miss Alice B. Chandler Of
t. Adams; executive committee. c. II.
cambridge of Swanton, Miss Mary L.
Wheeler of Fairfax and Miss Ida NJ.
ylses of Enosburg Falls.
The funeral of Charles Henry Mac
hrroll. who died Friday evening after
long illness, was held at the house
South Main street Monday afternoon
three o'clock Mr. MacCar-
bll was a member of Company L, in
be famous LIST Vermont cavalry, and
bid a long and honorable record in
e service of his country. He is sur
we'd by Ave children, Charles II. Mac
hrroll of Cornwall. Ont, Mrs Elmer
dHudlI VI NOilH cdSlOIIi mdHS.I WI -
hilip Partlow, Mrs. b. II. Shangraw
ld Miss Marion MacCarroll OF this
ty.
The Park View hotel. which has been
successful and popular hosiery I'M
er the management of John ]. Bar
TT for the past four years. served
last meal and closed it's doors to
public Saturday night. Mr.. Bar
tt was one of those recently turned
,wn in his application for a liquor
pense Mr. and Mrs. Barrett have no
tiled plans for the future. but will
obably take UP their residence else
here.
Invitations have been received for the
Kidding Of Miss Francesca Walker.
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett
alker of Bangor Me, and the Rev.
harles A. Hatch, which will take place
Bangor Wednesday. May o. Mr..
atch Is a st. Adams boy, the son Of Mr..
Mrs. Henry w. Hatch OF North Main
rect.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fl. Pelkey are par
ts of a son, born Saturday evening.
The wedding of Miss Ruth M Stott and
1omas E. Evanson was solemnized May
at the Congregational parsonage the
Nv. S. whitman Anthony officiating
TWO ST. Adams young men. Joseph
Hyde and Gordon Ross had mar
w escape from drowning Sunday
ernoon, when their canoe capsized
the Bay, throwing them into the
ter. Both managed to hang to the
burned craft until rescued 10
nutes later by Edward White. who
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Church Relief society will hold a
sale and supper Thursday afternoon and
evening in the vestry Of the Union
Church.-The young people, under the
training Of Leland G. Chase, are prepar-
ing the play, THE Spy Of Gettysburg"
to present in Opera han ON the eve ~
Memorial day for the benefit of the Gem
etery association.-Thc many friends of
Mrs Egbert c. Colburn, who is conval-
escing at the home of relatives in st.
Adams, following an operation at the
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GRAND ISLE.

Herbert Russell of Boston is visiting
his mother Mrs. Abbie Russell The
Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs
p. f. Wilsey Thursday afternoon for
supper.-Hazel Winch, who has been Ill
with pneumonia for a week. is reported
somewhat better,-Mr. and Mrs Harry
Russell of Alburg spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs Abbie Russeu-Mr. and
Mrs, Norman lille of New York are here
with Mrs. Hille's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Davis. Mr.. lille has been obliged
to give up his work on account of poor
health.-Mrs. Willis Gordon is i'll.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. F. II. Potter. Mrs. c. E. Pear
son. Mrs. Anna Start and Carolyn Nut
ting went to Burlington Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of Miss Edwnna Barnes.
The ball game Saturday between Proc
tor high and Brigham Academy resulted
in another victory for Brigham score
3 TO 0-The Rev. o. r. Doron, who has
been in Montreal for medical treatment,
has returned home
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALRURG.

Mrs. NJ. s. Thomas spent Tuesday in
Burlington.-W. f. Flynn and son, Mil
ton, spent Sunday in st. Adams with
Mrs. Flynn, who has been in DIR. Grace
Sherwood's sanitarium for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Mott and son spent
Sunday in Malone, n. U. Rushlow of
Rouses Point was in town Monday
William Mussen, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Robinson for
few days, returned to his home at
Perry's Mills, y. y, Monday.-Mrs.
Ernest McCallum is in hospital in Mon
treal for treatment
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FRANKLIN.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs r. A.
Titemore Monday morning. Mrs w. II.
Wright and child of Georgia are in town.
Miss Florence Hopkins returned from
New Hampshire Friday night,-Miss Ruth
Hopkins of Manchester, n. H.. is spend
Ing time at her home here.-B. b.
Cooledge's father of Ellenburg, N. Y,
is spending a few weeks here.-M. Il.
Shedd is out again after his accident.
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RICHFORD.

MI and Mrs. I1eman A. Miller
of Lyndon Center is visiting at the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Miller
Mr. and Mrs, Henry f. Hardy have
gone to Bethlehem, N. H.. where they
will open their summer hotel for the sea-
son.-Henry r. Rustcdt has been en-
gagged to deliver the Memorial day adj
dress In Enosburg Falls.-C. NJ. Boright.
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JOHNSON.

George Ives of Hyde Park has moved
into the Fred Bcknell house.-Edward
Bashaw has purchased the Sherwin farm
ana taken professionalism Baker has
moved into the Holmes house opposite
the Allen stand on Main street-Parker
Stearns have purchased the Sherwin
boiler and will use the same at their
Ober hin mill-lIenry Molos Is at work
Tor the American Mineral company
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WESTFORD.

There was an old-fashioned dance
In the town hall Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the Improvement society.
jerome II. Grow has been spending the
week In town. Mr.. Grow is now living
In Bethel.-Miss Harvey of Burlington
and Miss Lura Kiddcr were in town
over Sunday.-Robert Healy and Mr..
Scott spent Sunday at John Aliens. THE
Rev. Mr.. Kidder went to Hinesburg Fri
day to attend the funeral of his sister
Mrs Mcnamara. Miss Rena Sheldon is
out after having chickpnpox
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GEORGIA..

Mrs w. II. Wright and son are spend
ing the week in Franklin.--The little son
of Irwin Newton. who with his mother
Is visiting at Russell Sunderland's, is i'll
with measles.-AbOut Ca attended the
reception given Mr.. and Mrs. George
Congcr Friday evening.-Cassius Austin
began his work as inspector Monday.-
The regular Grange meeting will be held
Friday evening.
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WOLCOTT.

Thomas Bowen was in Burlington Sat
urday-Mrs. f, o. Lee, who has been
spending few days with her husband
returned to Burlington Saturday.--W. f.
barter has purchased new automobile
which VIII be placed in his livery BUSH
ness-Goldie May of Hardwick was the
guest or her uncle, Harry May over
Sunday.-Mrs. Robert Mcdonald visited
her sister in Cambridge over Sunday.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Homer Clark, who has been car
ing for Miss Carrie Noyes the past three
weeks, has been called home, her daugh.
ter Effie having an abscess in one ear.
Mrs. Morey is now in charge OF Miss
Noyes.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Hiland Leach has Just returned
from Jericho, where she spent several
days visiting her daughter-Mr. Brooks
OF st Adams was in town on business
Tuesday. Boozan, who is working
in Underhill, is visiting in town.-William
Clark of Watcrville is in town
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Sherwood sanitarium Will be glad to
learn that she is steadily improving in
hcalth.-St. Marys Guild held its annual
meeting in the guild rooms Wednesday
afternoon and the following officers were
elected President, Mrs william Mar
sha; vcepresdent Mrs. John Robinson.
secretary, Mrs. Emma Il. Hill; treasur-
er. Mrs. oscar Morrill,
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EDEN.

Mrs. Frank Morgans mother Mrs.
Bramor, is quite low.--Mrs. Cora Rogers is
able to be about the house.-Mr and Mrs.
H. w. Emery have moved back from
johnson to Eden Mills-H W. Emory is
working for Colonel Scott-Quite a num-
her of cases of mumps have broken out
in the Mills school-Mrs. Russell has pur-
chased the house opposite the Norris
house.-Onlas Whittimore is improving
from his recent Illness. Mrs. Whttimorc
remains about the same.--News has been
received from Hamilton, Wash, by Mrs.
w. II. Emory of the death May of her
sister, Mrs. Frances L. Bigelow, wife of
Walter w. Raymore. She was "a years
of age.-The Dorcas society furnished din
ncr for so Tuesday. They have the clock
all paid for and are now anticipating do
ing some painting The Rev Mr.. Hazcn
Of New Hampshire preached here Sun
day. The Rev. Mr.. Elliott will be here
Sunday for four months. lie was here
Ia
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Freeman.--Mrs. Albert Williams of st.
Adams was an over-Sunday visitor at AL
ton Safford's MIR. and Mrs. 7. II. Stopple
Of Burlington spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Mastering.
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BERKSHIRE.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Albert s. Chaffee Monday.-Miss Ida
Stuliker is spending a week in St. AL
han
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Roland Miller, who broke his leg at the
tale mill seven weeks ago, has resumed
work there again,-C. L. Lewis is able
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Continued ON page twelve.J
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-07-09
LARGE BALD PATCH ON HEAD

Lbngmont. Colo.-"About one year
ago our little girl was bothered greatly
with what seemed . very bad case Of
dandruff. Her beautiful hair got dry
and dead and dew in all directions.
One morning I noticed large bald
patch on her head. larger than dol
lar, covered with tiny blisters sur.
rounded with an angry red ring. They
finally began running. They itched
and she never rested at night.
TT was pronounced bad case Of
eczema. was given a prescription
which continued to use till my baby's
head was entirely covered with sores
and she had lost all her hair. She was
compelled to wear a silk cap and I
thought she was disfigured for life. A
visitor In our neighborhood recon-
mended Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
used the Ointment at night and gave
her a shampoo in the morning with
the Cuticura Soap. In less than three
months my girl was entirely healed"
(Signed) Mrs. G. E. Dilts, Apr. 8. 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
free. with 32-p. Skin Book Address post
card "Cuticura. Dept L. Boston. n."-Adv.