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The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Richards

Mrs. Earnest Griswold Of Mur-
sr2y. ana her Doisssa- fsouc Eilzi.a1t
shopped in Richards Friday.
Mrs. Thompson of Elkhart Wis
tied Mrs. Daniels last week.
Miss Ada Crawford called on
Mrs. MeClendon Friday.
Fred Crawford and wife visit
ed Mrs. Caulde the last of the
week.
B. H. DCke and wife are the
proud parents of little son tina
arrived at their home the 18th.
F. H. Mitchell sold tive head
of hogs to G. Morris Tuesday.
Cal. Woolly and Hubbard Wal
dren we're pleasant callers in
Richards the 18th.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

At the Canadian meeting Two
Buttes and Stonington were put
in the same class by aSsessm ent
$50 90 each. We think Two
Buttes should have been given a
higher recognition ana been tax
ed the same as Springfield-$10O
5000 according % the quality and
quantity of its boosters.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Notice
the day.

Strayed or stolen-On the
night of Feb. End, from J. j.
Hines pasture, 5 miles north of
Stonington, one small black mare
with left eye out, and star in fore
head and white streak on nose;
also one last springs bay horse
mule colt, with wart on left sid.
of neck. Suitable reward will
be paid; anyone knowing OF said
stock please notify:
j. j. Jones, Star route,
dS-9 Springfield, Co.H.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Fall Pines

We have been having some fine
weather.
There has been lots of sickness
in this part OF the county.
Mrs. Nugert, Mrs. Layton, and
Miss Lunney We're called to the
bed side of their mother who
has been very sick.
Mrs. G. G. Caldwell and family
have lCcn v7ry sick the last
week.
Lawrence Gaston's boy was sick
but is better now.
The school on the hill has been
having examination.
w. O. Caldwell has been at
Springfield the last few days
Literary every Friday night.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Representative Cole informed
US when we were at Denver that
his vote would be against the
county unit farce and the ap-
poinlment of county superin-
t.ndents by county board, pro-
visions contained in the social
ed educational code;;" which
goes to show that Cole, though a
republican, can do little think
ing of his own, and knows a joke
when he sees one.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Bro. Jones has got it in that
great electrical mechanism Of his
that he calls a bean" probably
meaning a bean huilsr." that if
he were one of the wise ones at
Denver he would vote for the
educational code"-tells every
body in his paper 30 that they
may know who to send UP there
the next time.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

We see that a certain "Alva
Swain" is still under the capital
dome." We are wondering how
he got under there in the first
place, and what if anything has
been done to get him out. 1t
strikes us that if certain segre-
gated aspirant were up there he
would be doing something about
this matter.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
North Flats

Some more snow the past few
days.
Mrs. J. r. Ice and little Sara
Henson and Mrs. White are on
the sick list.
There was large crowd pres
ent at the literary Friday night.
DR.. Shift has been making
his rounds with the Ward Inedi-
cine wagon.
DR.. Verify was called to Sc lit
tie Sarah Henson Thursday.
7. E. Barr has his bouse near
ly completed.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Thanks, to the teachers of the
county. we believe we now have
the information wanted as to the
location of school houses, stores,
postoffices. etc. Having been
away has delayed the write-up
OF the county intended for the
reverse side and the preparation
of the map. but believe we can
have it ready near the first Of
March.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Maxey
February

A fine snow the 14th.
G. W. Thompson and daugh.
ter May of Hooker county, Okla.
are visiting at McEndrie's.
Arthur Breze and Hank Me.
KUN, of Willard, OKLA, are visit.
ing o. ]. LaMunyoE 8.
Miss Thompson is building q
house on her farm just across the
line in Bent county.
Robert Bonney is home from
Lamar, where he has been work.
ing.
Geo. Robins and family have
returned home.
Warren Jones is back from his
visit with friends in Beaver
county.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Bro. Jones calls that pcnderous
architectural combination sur
mounted as a beacon light on the
majestic frame work supported
by his lower extremities, a
bean" Probably a bean hull
ler" would come nearer the de.
scription OF the apparatus.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
OF the half dozen speakers at

OF the half dozen speakers at
the Canadian banquet, we believe
it is due Register A. l.. Beavers
to say that his was the only
speech collaborating on some
thing besides nonsense. His talk
was about Lamar, southeastern
Colorado, and the present and
the great future of our country
thus along the lines OF good
sense.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Prof. Finley was over from vi.
las Saturday.
Prof. Jent was q Springfield
business visitor Monday.
Gid Thompson Of Eureka was
a county-seat visitor Tuesday.
Ollie Leach and T, f. Render
were up from Stonington Tues
day.
The road south to the correc-
ton line is beginning to show up
in good shape.
Earl Terry, live-wire real-estate
man of Two Buttes was in
Springfield the 18th.
Atty. w. D. Gordon Monday
passed through Springfield on
his way to Campo on legal busi-
ness.
G. A. Hanson Friday brought
a son of Atty Hall, who has been
living in Washington, down from
Lamar. . 4t
On the 21st Mrs. Jennie Pier
son of Lone Rock. had l.. G
Thompsnn arrested for .as,tsing
her wire fence-for public road
purposes.
Geo. Coburn says himself and
his car are at the service Of the
publicin going over the Amarillo,
Springfield and Denver tourist
trail. That's the right spirit.
Miss McAdam, county treas.
urer, bought the Carl Jones res
idence on 9th avenue, and moved
into it, Carl and his family mov-
ing into the Mrs. Clauson house.
j. G. Shepard of Joycoy in
forms Us that he is going to plant
SO acres in beans and Is acres in
broomcorn. If everybody will
do likewise old Baca will take a
front seat at the end of the ses-
son.
The little folks of Springfield
gave surprise party on Miss
Vivienne konkel Monday night
-11th birthday. % were pres
ent. Candy. apples and cake
miss Vivienne's baking) we're
served to The guests, who in tu rn
left many nice presents to Miss
Vivienne as token of their es-
TEEN. The usual good time was
had. and all departed wishing
Miss Vivienne many returns of
the day.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Rodle.y

Coy Denney nade a trip to
Elkhart last week. He brought
back 5000 poun,Ss of oil-cake for
the ranch. s.S
G. A. Shults va wife called on
G. M. Wilcox 81 family Sunday
afternoon. enjoyed the
Music, both blythe young folks
and on the phgeograph.
The recent Ehows have wet
the ground egpugh for sod
breaking.
Rodley is RoinE to bnild new
block cement sckoo1 house.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

ii
Our nearby contemporary
sometime ago made the discov-
cry that Herald legal was still
standing on its feet the week af-
ter expiration, and last week our
Two Buttes Con-" made the
discovery that one of our classi-
feds was still standing the
week after the postmortum.
That reminds us of Artemus
Wards game rooster-stooo up
and crowed after his head was
cut Off, and stood up in the ket-
tie and crowed when at last they
thought he was ready to be serv
ed.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Announcement

DR.. T. l.. HiRginbotbam. nose
and throat specialist, formerly
OF Liberal, Kans., will be at DR..
w. V. fuckers Office at the
Bloodhart 4 PoOrman Drug store
il Elkhart on March sth to do
nose and throat work. cS-9
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Pilot Point

Quite a bit ot sickness in this
part of the country.
]. ]. Pullimansand Mr.. Harris
are in the cedarSs after wood.
R. L. Grover aud son Vernon
returned from their western trip
the first of the week.
WI. Little's family took Sun
day dinner with R. I. Johnson's.
W. T. Boles hs4 been on the
sick list for the last few days.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
LOCALS

Notice the Flint and Hagerman
ad. this week.
Auctioneer Russell WAS over
from Estelene on the 10th.
Archie, Dave, and Tommy Kon
kel we're county seat visitors Sat-
urday.
r. h. Dickey of Ftoemont was
a business visitor to Spriseas3d
Monday. 4. s
7 7 Mrs. HI Hod1shsr ii, Issszy <ssIss 1
to Denver to stay for . while with
her son Carl.
Claude Jones is at Denver this
week attending the state assess
ors' meeting.
Mason Lowery was in town
Monday to arrange for his sale
in Herald next week.
Mason Lowery of Stonineton
will have a public sale on the 9th
of March-Tuesday. Sale bill in
Herald next week.
A E. Wadley was down from
Lamar Monday to arrange for
and distribute his sale bills. See
same in Herald this week.
H. K. Ellis. insurance hustler
Of Stonington. and r. B. Holt.
banker at that place, we're in
the county seat the 10Th on bus
mess.
We are sorry to learn OF the
death of Mrs. E. W. Simpson last
week, and extend our heartfelt
sympathies to the bereaved hus-
band and relatives.
Len Thompson is going to put
in a hotel and a large concrete
garage at Stonington. Both Len
Thompson and Stonington are to
be congratulated.
Uncle Jimmy Ste. e.,henson came
up from Hooker Saturday with
Ernest Terral. bringing Geo.
Cant. a barber, along with him.
Mr.. Cant is now helping out in
the Burton barber shop.
Elsewhere will be found the
public sale notice of A. E. Wad-
ley of Campo. Mr.. Wadley is
making this sale on accoun. of
his wife's health. and the stuff
has got to sell whether it brings
little or brings much. Remem-
Der the date-Saturday, Mar. 8.
Why pay $40 per acre for end
40 miles from a railroad, when
sec. Z miles from a railroad csn
be had for IS an acre. Good farm
land. A 2-disc gang plow to sell
or trade for a moldboard; 1,1C0
lb. team of mares to sell, and n
narrow-tired wagon. See Piatt,
9 miles west of Lamar. d-S
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Senator DeBusk of Trinidad, a
former preacher, says he thinks
it is time for churches to typify
the blood OF Christ by something
besides wine, and we think the
senator is right aDOut it.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

The war with Germany, should
war be declared, would be anew
and strange one. No troops
would be- landed on European
soil, and there would be no fight
ing on the high seas, as Germany
is already off the ocean. Under
the circrm stances the only fight
ing possible would be a total
commercial non-intercOurse, in
which al neutral nations of the
world would join Strange war,
but in our judgment the only
kind possible in this case.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

That Lamar high school burg
larry band is the sensation of the
west. With such combination
as that it is easy TO see how well
raised ooys (and eirls) could b.
brought to their ruin.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23
Uncle Davie Greathouse was {
Springfield visitor on the 10Th.
FlOennont

Prof. White and Prof. Jay. and
wife visited at Fern Nixon Sat-
urday.
G. M. Wilcox aud family of
Cherokee, Okla, have bought the
Reece farm and moved onto 1t.
Robt. Dicksy brought out a
new Ford Monday.
Coy Denney and o. c. Mes
nard made trip to Elkhart the
later part Of the week.
j. L. McGinnis and Archie e.
lis went TO the cedars after
ood and posts last week.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

The Herald can generally in
dorse the Bryan ~s, but we
think referendu . - var is go
ing the limit. Facts are the ini-
tiative and referendum la VS. will
have to undergo some radical
changes if they are to be of any
real service to the people
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Last weeks issue of the Great
Divide was the most remarkable
of tnat sheet since the discovery
of its little offspring up in Routt
county-no long first page edi-
torial write-up about that pro.
dizzy. Surely, Hoggatt must be
sleeping on the job.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

The Syracuse journal occa-
siopally uses white sheet for its
patent insides, and no doubt its
readers will soon be clamoring
to have it made unanimous.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Representative Cole has intro
duced a bill dividing this judicial
district. II is probable that our
increased population makes the
present district too large. and of
course if we have Two judges the
district ought to he divided.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Do you know it?-the presen.
supply OF moisture may be your
salvation for a summers crop
Better get a blanket over it and
thus save it.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

The U. s. senate has inserted
in the postoffice appropriation
bill a bone-dry clause-making
1t crime to ship liquor inIo dry
territory. It's coming, and the
Colorado legislature might as
well recognize the TACT.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

In warning nentrals out of
certain danger zones, particular
ly the North sea, England has
followed Germany in ruthless
warfArx aada disrsxard Of iuser-
national law-reminds us of thu
time of the ''Nepoieonic DEGREES"
and the ''Orders in CDuncil.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Now for the Amarillo, Spring
Held and Denver trail, by way of
Stratford, Boise City, and other
towns on the way.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Springfield is right now the
best inland town in the whole
west; and inside of two years al
ter getting a railroad it will be
chasing Lamar over the field tor
frat base.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

John Barleycorn says there
can be no temperance without
booze-and John is great on TEN.
perance.
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

Tennessee has gone bone
dry" You rag chewers up
there at Denver-do you hear
that?
The Springfield herald., 1917-02-23

The motto for Colorado mill
ions for defense, but not one
boy in the trenches of Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
This Simple Laxotis'e
4 Household Necessity
DIR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPS'N
SHOULD HAVE A PLACE IN
EVERY HOME

Constipation. Of inaction OF the
bowels. a condition that nearly every
one experiences with more or less IRE
ouency, Is the direct cause OF much
disease. When the bowels become-cloS-
sed with refuse from the stomach
foul gases and polsons are generated
and unless the congestion IL quickly
relieved the system becomes weaken
ed and most susceptible to attack.
Various remedies 10 relieve coustI.
patton are prescribed. but many or
these contain cathartic or purgatlFe
agents that are harsh and violent III
their action and shock the system.
The most effective remedy is the com
binatton OF simple laxative herbs Win
pepsin that is sold in drug stores I'M
der the name Of DR.. Caidwells syrup
Pepsin
The Hon. John D. keister OF Brandy
wine. ". Va. who has represented MS
district in the State Legislature Tor
six years, writes that he uses pr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsln and finds It
a splendid laxative, easy 20 take anu
mild. yet positive. in its action, ana
that it should be In every household
for use when. needed.
Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is sold
by druggists in all parts OF the United
States and costs only fifty cents a
bottle. Ii contains no opiate or mar
cotic drug. does not grippe. and is rec
commended as a family laxative. mild
enough for the tiniest babe, yet dlr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20

c. Il. White of Mimiz. Ariz.. left Tor
his home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
White. Of Springdale.
MILFORD Winters. Jr,. Of Film Grove:
is confined 10 his home on account Oh
illness.
!. +. Sells Of Elm Grove. has accepted
the POSITION as county concrete IN
spcctor.
Edward Null Of Elm Grove. is i'll ut
his home.
c. w. Burt OF Elm Grove, was q
Evansville visitor yesterday.
Mrs. T. X: Shields of Elm Grove, re-
turned yesterday from Pittsburgh. where
she WAS visiting friends.
H. l.. McCarrihan OF ELM Grove, -
building Il new rlX room house in Over
brook.
Mrs. Joseph McGlone of Patterson. is
seriously III II her home.
John NIckcrsun. moved into the Woods
flats in Elm Grove. yesterday.
The Sophomorcs of the Triadelphia
district high school vii give party at
The school next Friday evening.
J. J. Robbs of Pittsburgh. Pa. was
business caller in Elm Grove. yesterday.
J. NJ. Rogers Of Peak HILL. Pa. was
a caller in Elm Grove. yesterday.
Mrs. Harry l.. Blayney OF Elm Grove
Is visiting friends in st. Clairsv;llc:,
Friend Cox. Of Woodsdale and FAMILY
are visiting friends at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
EDGWOOD PLANNING
PAVING OF STREETS
COUNCIL TAKES ACTION ON PETI-
TON PRESENTED LAST
NIGHT.
Town Solicitor Instructed to Draft
Ordinance Calling for Election
Out-the-Pike News.

steps toward tn" improvement OF
number Of the streets Of Edgwond wore
'nk"n Ivy EJGwuud council last night:
\ petition signed TX ~" residents oil
liz. town w2S presented. asking that II
Proposition h" submitted 30 the voters.
whereby several streets not mentioned
~ the former BOND Issue now invpl|"d
IN litigation. may nc improved. II the
proposition is ratified, council VIII pro
r"cd with tile paving at these streets.
provided the owners of property hDEt-
ling will pay their prn7oTllnnaic snare.
i+iH wood council is DESTROYS. Mayor
EriSw"ll said last night. ;hat IN" I!tlEa-
tion over tho contra"; ~tv-I' inc
several years ago b" settled soon. AZ
;nrneyS Ewing and Arbcn2. represent
ing the town. arc in Charleston, Wherc
Today they will argue in behalf of thH
town. for an carly decision. It was
stated that IL any early decision ia
reached, council Will at ono" proceed
with the paving nr EdCnSton Lane.
Edgwood street ard other thorough
fares which n"r HOW III GenioraDlS
condition. am"S: impaSSiblc. because
Of the njunc: ION against The town. only
temporary repairs can be made. HeaN!
hauling from thu coal mines I'm. cHuSed
mud axle dCcr In EdGjnGtnn Lane.
At last nights council meeting.
protest against IN" --.''IE OF the coal
mine on .EdGwnnd street was entered
hy nearby property owners. The mat
tor Is in the hands Of the town solicitor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20

and have arranged a very tomptinS
TO ) O'clock Committees are COM
kitchen--Airs. NJ. Dean. assisted by
Mrs John Schellhass. Mrs. Eva kron-
hart, Mrs. charles Evans. Mrs. Kate
Caruthers and Mrs. Minnie Stewart
Table No. Mrs. Harry Travis, as
Stewart Brooks. Mrs. R"dley Brooks.
Mrs. W. 6. Travis. Miss Frances Sharp
and Miss I.ucretia Travis.
Table No. Mrs. Sallis BinEell. as
sisted by Mrs Earn Nennum Mrs.
Henry and Miss Sarah tfnnesan.
Table No. Mrs. W. RI. Chapman.
assisted 10y Mrs. Kate Rigerton. Mrs
Frank Bycott and Mrs. Ryan.
Table No. +--Mrs- y. {. No Ranc as
sisted h. Mrs. oscar Mckee and Miss
Katherine McEane:
Table No 5--MrS. Charles Evans. as
sisted by Miss Nell Mahuod.
ed by Mrs. French Walton and Mrs. L.
l.. Tory.
assisted by Mrs. NJ. .. Hamilton. Mrs
NJ. letters and Miss Moll;s Dowler.
Table No. S--NliSs Ewing, assisted
By Mrs. Waters and Mrs pouGh"rty.
Table No. s--Ars: Harry Hastings
assisted by Mrs Lie nohhs., Miss 10"
Hastings and Miss HcSs Kyle.
Eefreshment Table-Mrs. John tnwl.
assisted b: Miss McGregor and MISS
t'arnahan.
Red Cross Society.
Th. local chapter OF tho American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20

their wives samilies is sometimes the he.
1 can just Imagine how some wives.
will resent thtlt!
They will Say, How foolish! That's
the very last: thing we would want. II
makes life that much harder for us; Why
should we haye my hand in producing
It?
one way in Which They DO It.
And yet ! think many women do.
And this. I ?hink, is one way that they
do it. 49,
Some little disagreement comes up be-s
; tween The wife and her family. She has
, Il grievance against them. She magni:
ties 1t Gas people with grievances do);:5
she goes bacx into the past and draBs
out other grievances to keep 1t company
And she 'pours all this into her hus.
bands ears. n.
or course The sympathizes with her
and agrees that her family are unap-
He Doesn;J Get over It 30 Easily. d:
Then by-6ad-by the wife has her;
grievance oue with her family with one
Of those stoclns Of air. clearing frank
=, ness which IL permissible within famt-.
lies. She gets all over her mad" ana
forgets all Her resentments. And shs
expects her husband to forget as quickes
ly But he aas not had the same air.
clearing thu9derstorm and he cannotil
,, have the sumo change OF heart He may
appear To OH the surface but underneath
there Is often a residue of resentment or
the grievances she painted to him SO.
WILDLY. *;
After sevG,al such experiences this
residue maythare become great enough
to produce that GOODNESS which the wife
viii then bitterly regret and try In
every way <, do away with. ~
wonder ,3f any wife will recognize
this picture. .:E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
Now Fence FOR Bail Park.
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

md il rErr .bC%..r [" y"u that
every movie uci"eS$ you hive seen
has lovely lair. Will" the most p0pu-
lar count their rlirlS rs their chief
hcnuty" In fact. many ar" leading
l"dicS just hrG;,us" "f their attrac-
tive locks. Iruur! among them dis
closes the fact that they bring ont
all tho natural hearty Of their hair
10y careful ShampUrinE. nor with any
soap or mnkrsiiift. hut With simple
mixture BY lhitting u teaSpoon1ul
Of canthr"N (which they get from
the druggiSt in cup OF hot
water aud ;rri! .nG thi:: instead Of
""an. This iull r;!r al shamr"" liquid
- enough - il i easy L" Apply II 10
iil IN" ha!r instead 81 just the top -;
~" head. After IT'S use. the halr
drirs rnp.&iy with uniform color
Ir:40drulr. rHc..s> M and dirt are dis
>uI;.rd and entirely disappear. The
hn!r IS :" GuGy thai - looks much
heavier than i; *. wil" its lustrc
and Snftuc&$ - delightful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
SIDE TALKS
Husbands and Wives.
BY Ruth Cameron

And among the merits and happiness
OF Elinor and Marianne. let II not be
ranked as the least considerable that,
though sisters. and living almost within
sight Of each other, they could live with
cut disagreement between themselves or
producing GOODNESS between their hus-
bands"
That il the concluding sentence Of one
of my farorilc novels. Jane Austen
Sense and. ScnSibility.'
II seems 10 me that in this rs in many
OF Jane Ausicn'S apparently common
piHcf. sentences. there are volumes OF
suggestion packed away.
She Thinks wives Produce This
Goodness.
r. is the latter part OF the sentence
which particularly interested me. You
notice she says producing" GOODNESS
hctween their husbands. She evidently
intmatrs that the GOODNESS which so
often does come between husbands and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
|NFLAMED AND
ITCHING SKINS
NEED POSLAM

If yuu suffer skin distress do. no; let
another day pass without trying Ios-
lam. which 50 quickly rradlcates Icy
49,, PIN Hiss and all skin affections.
Apply a little NJ night and see actual
Involvement newt ,nornIne.
I.sad for any itching skin troubles re-
lief is Immediate. Itching stops; no
neeu 70 scratch: no discomfort. 70 $500
ar. tortured and embarrassed by any
aggravarlng skin disorder
NPnslan is absolutely harmless
sold everywhere. For fire" sample
write 10 Emergency laboratories. -'"-'
T:rpr your skin to become clearer.
brighter, better by tn" daily use OF
pcsiam Soap. nedicated with Foslam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
This Actually Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots

liY Til. lntrrlurtinu In this cOla., ~ what Is
Known IS ihr ''yhclactIn- YrncesS" woman
rid hrrsrli c"iIle;"i. Of annoying suP-rflnnus
hair tnkz. I'll" process IL ent!'riy new. different
rIrr ai! Others and Ear better hrraGSn H. hr'ua!ir
rrnnSry the fuuis. nell IN, arfLrr hair, II -
Instant uruns. perfectly harmless ndrrrsS and non.
Irritating
Just e.: stick - ph"-ctmr fn'ln yrir druggist
follow the Slmil. tIS,"uS--ar. the hal: rots
cn.rr "u l"ur "vc-' No G-pii&lnTT
r,-cirica treatment produce :hi. rrSu!t The
skiu J. lcrI soft. smooth and hAi!lrSr AS rl.lIS
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