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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Cite-va zile dupa aceasta, d.
soara Elpida Fcloniadi primi Q
scrisoare della capitanul Ropota.
Alba % deschise de vazu 1scalitu.
"a 81 simti o rosaia calda coprl-
zlundu-i fata.
&c poatc sa-mi scrie el mic
sc dntreba ca 81 citi:
1S7... Noembrie
'Incintatoare DOmnisoara"
'aduceti aminte de frumo.
sui rol de confident ce am jucat
fata de d-voastra intro impre-
Jurare oarecare? Rolul a fost
foarte serios, desi persoana mea
e luata de lume ca foarte glu-
meata. AS dori dnsa ca de asia
data Sd flu considerat ca oricc
ON care iubcSte Gu tot dinadin-
sui, pentru ca iubesc, d-soara,
foarte serios, 81 pentru Cd Obiec-
tul adorarei mele sunteti d-poas.
tra.''
eva va ii parind cam curios,
poate. Imi permiteti atunci sd
va Intreb: de ce? I'm c&pitan Gu
mine sd nu ii avind inima adica
deceit pentru tara, 81 alta placere
dccit pentru 'ghldusiis Va dnsela-
ii. Devotatul d-tra annie are o ini
maa Gu toate coardcle, are place
rea infocata d'a va dcschide un
ict de predilectic ,intr 'insa
81 i'll cugetilc sale de toata ziua.
Nadajducsc Cd amorul d-tra pro.
priu 81 demna lnindrie dc rasa c..
wa caracteriza att dc lbine, au in
tees pc deplin &C le ram1nc sa IA
ca i'll urma purtarei... unui oare
care muritor ncstatornic. Nu-mi
ofllltl dor sperantclc cu br,ma
indiferentci dumncavoastra see
ptice. Scepticismul bun pentru
aceia carora viata nu lc maj poa
t. oferi nimica de placut; unei
frumuscti rcgalc ca "a d-yoastra
viata poate da toate comorilc sa-
lie de multumiri. Faceti-ma adju.
tantul d-voastra, regina iubita a
visurilor mcle."
Captain Ropota
: din reg. de Linie
Naravul din fire al capitanului
gluma, nu putcsc sd nu c0lOreze
lei 81 colo aceasta scrisoare, care
avea, oricum, citeva grade de
caldura 81 della care dinsui sd a.
Stepta sd faca 0 buna inriuirc H.
supra Elpidei.
Dinsa zimbi intahl, dar apoi
deveni scriosa 81 ca atinsa de IN
drasneala capitanului; mai multi
ins;l de felul in care i scria el.
Mai citi odata scrisoarea, sc
preumbla apoi prin camera, Gu
fundata in ginduri 81, lungmdu-
Sc pc mica sofa, isi zise:
-Adica de ce nu m'asi MARTA
MI zic llumai de cit cu capitannl
ci Gu wr'un tinar care sa-mi pla-
ca'... Gu aceasta Isl do sd dnte-
leaga lui Teodor, cd purtarea hui
nu ma atils fntr'atit de mult...
incit el, ori altul, mia tost tot
una.
lH zicea lacestea, dar 0chii sai
luccau niste scintei ifosrtc vii ds
nacaz pe Teodor. NJ putes ri
ierte Incl de fel ca parasitic pen.
tru alta, sils cit tinrp sbia dupl
. luna de cind ii marturisise q
mosre dupa. en-
Da, mil ciud5 pc ell... Lssy
paAmui, de s'ar s6ls 6n Ests ses
Acun,a.. Tocmai pentzn ,nsta ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
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(Urnarel

Gu capitanul Gun aer de modes.
tie comic. Fac 81 eu ce pot ca sa-
mi distrez prietenii.
Distrfndu-va insiIva pc 5000.
teala lor,- Else Ebpida Gu sarca
SIN.
20, de multc orr FAC 81 pc
socoteala mea, d-Soara, caci nu
stunt tocmai egoist pc cit mis- ar
putea atribui.
-ASi dori mult sd finn 81 nol
victimele unci festc dale d-talc
Else dna Feloniadi.
-Bucuros' raspmse Ropota.
Planuisem char sa-mi iau asemc-
nea 1ndrasncala 81 fara pcrmisia
h-yoastra; nu-aStcptam de cit 0
ocasiune ncmerita.
-Asa!,.. facu dina Fcioniadl
r1zind.
-Da. prin urmarc n n'avcti de
cit sd v'asteptati raspunse Ro-
pota.
-Inchipuitiva.- luA vorba D.
Omnul Conduriotti, unul din mu-
safiri,- ca mia jucat 81 mie 0
festa, nu stu cine, 81 nu mai de-
parte de cit ieri seara. Trimise-
sem ncste icre negre unui prietin
Argatu meu, cam prost, nu nem-
erca la adresa 81 intreba p' un Off
ter mde SADIE acela al caruia nu-
me l'avea scris pc-o hirtie.
"A, dumneavostra att fost tri-
mitatorln! intreba Ropora ridi.
clndu-se 81 salutind pc Condu-
riotti. Primiti atunci chitanta yer
bala de ajungerea icrelor in nina
mea.
&c fel, d-voastra att fost, d.
1C CUpltdI CdTc ....
In PERSONA die Conduriotii,
spre marea d-wcastra nemultu.
mire. Ori cum, va multumesc; ic-
rele au fOst nemarginit de ibunc.
-Patru oca 81 jumatate!... ex-
clama Conduriotti.
o fl fost. aratau... Ma mai
ramas TN bobuSor, zisc capitanul
rizind.
Gum astai Spune-ne 81 noua
graf dna Fcloniadi.
Capita1nll istorisi intimplarea !;
pc urma trecu Ia altc fcste &C ju-I
case p' acasasi in orasale pc unde
trecusc.
E!pida privea la dinsul Gu in
teres.
Era sub farmccul vervcl 81 spi,
r1tul sau glumet ca, ca 81 toti eel
lati. sc desfacu Gle impresiune
smtita de indata &C capitanuI
pleca 81 fu singura in camera eli
Nu uitase inca pc Teodor. Ba
inca, auzind pc tata-sau spunind
ca Teodor arc Sc sd logodeasca Gu
d-soara OLYMPIA Papa -Mihali Sc
gIdea toata zi1a la cl, 81 char l.
avu moment ideea sd faca a SC
strica planurile lui Teodor. A.
ceasta idcc i Sc mai ivea din cind
IN cind, dar no Sc putea hotari
sa cautc a o pune in fapt.
Era ziua de lasat sec a postu-
lui de Craciun. Familia FeloniaIi
primisc din ajun un billet lie In
d. CoNluriotti, prin care era in
vitata sb lase see impreuna Gu ia.
mlIia lui 81 cu multi prieteni. Pc
la Z ore seara Fcloniadi Gu femea
81 fctcle pornira spre strada F'ru-
moasa, undc sc afla locuinta lui
Conduriotti.
N'nd ajnnsera. poarta era in
chisa 81 casa in intuneric.
-Ce dracu ;--zise Feloniadi.-
poarta inchisa! Casa nciuminata
liz suila, aRa - ii striga fcciorul
kIe pc capra, - ca sd vedcm &c CO.
medic asta!
Feciorul sari 81 sllna. Tn ser.
Hitor alerga in goana Vazind cine
e in cupeu:
-Eaca,- facu ell boerii no.
tn s'au dus la d-voastrd
Cum, IL noii striga Feloni.
adi mirat.
Mare c0lnedic! exclamG Gu
coana suparst8.
Intoaree 81 NINA inapoi aca
-! poronei Feloniadi. rSstit.
6e m6niase
Vizitiul intoarse 81 porni rcpc.
ne. Ia coltul strSdei fu slit 81
stea Cd 81 lsse loc unui alt cupeu
-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

ApARx m T1ICARE u.

Prsssl Dentrs D1bllcatll ess ~Cauts.,
,sDe vlnsefes, sAuuns - .cas&terlees,
etc, eoetA pentru 1iecare c1vlnt
N % publlcA ni,nle.
! Peatra UArl le aeMn1, 1nvlt&fF ~
hotea, eanunll saa Aaasari ceatl q.
~, aau 400 cetsanA De xiaf.
PuhlleAti11e - 'lie lasotite - euae
aeeeaarA. CpeAit ~ aRe aeelt .6eelAta-
!. a1anuae4aptele. se.. fetssrastt ! ~ e
laapsiaaa.y y-sa z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
coNvocARE

Soc. "Furnica din Toledo, O.,
instiintcaza ca fie care membru
din loc obligat q lua partc la Sc
dinta socictatii ce Sc va tinea in
IL Sept, la hala din POOP Front St.
Tot atunci va Fl 81 platirea cotei
luparc pc luna Sept.
207-8) PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
De WHARF
CONVOCARE

Soc. romIna de ajutor 81 cultura
Dcsrobirea Neamului ROminesc din
Warren Tocnship, O., pc aceasta
Gale convoaca pc toti membrii Ell
din loc 81 jur de a lua parte Ia
adunarea generala lunara, care va
avea loc in ziua de IL Sept. 1920.
Deschiderea sedintei la orele 2
p. M, in renumita hala a d-lui Ma
nase. La ordinea zilei vor Fl mai
multe chestii foarte importante
pentru binele soc., pentru aceea
sunt deobligati toti fratii membri
a lua parte la .aceasta sedinta i'm
portanta. Deasemenea stunt rugati
toti fratii romini carl doresc de-
veni membri sd Sc prezinte in acea-
sta sedinta.
: Am ramas asteptindu-va Gu drag
in numele soc. D. N. Rominesc,
(2O7-8) PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
LBER1Y soMDu1I
q 1GARoI DB O1UTARB

Vindele eeuma. P4tiN teni
gaia q preturile eele mai bune:
Simon este cea mai cinstitx sas1
de echimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, d dolss Etaj. Luati els-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th u Eu.
cid Aveiue. De-asupra dc Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Dssehis pr
nI ls orels 8 ?. =. (1x6)
(Adv.) e
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

During tie pass sevars winter. when
colds and the Eerious illnesses resulting
from the neglect Of colds were 50 prev.
alent, Trpo, tho TwPentine Ointment.
protected Thousands Of homes right in
your nsighbcrhood. It is , clear oint-
ment or salve, in which is skilhully
combined distilled Tmpentine, Cam
phor and lenthol- remedies known to
every doctor and druggist for their
value in the treatment Of colds and
ether ills s,es n,
Applied externally, Turpo carries the
curative properties Of these wen-known
remedies right Through the skin to the
root of the trouble, dffording immedi-
nte relief in ell colds and conges-
tions. By checking . cold in its early
stages Turpo prevents it, developing
INTO something uors serious, and acts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

and ws guarantee 1t will pay you.
Give your hens Don Sung and watcl
results for one month. II you don't I'm
that It pays for Itself and pays you /:
your money with be checrfnlly refunded
Don Sung (Chinese for egg-lsy ing)
. scientific tonic and conditioner. 1t
easily given In the feed. improves til
hens health and makes her stronger an,
more active. u tones up the egg-la yin:
organs. and gets the eggs, no matte,
how cold Of wet the weather.
,fou can obtain Don Sung from you,
druggist or poultry remedy dealer, O.
send $1.O4 includes war taxi for
package by mail. Durrell- Digger Co
214 Columbia Eldg.. Indianapolis, Ind
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
VAUDEVILLE

g tDasenp0rtt
Csisnbi9 Thessre-CnAnse Of bill twice
tMO.ine)
FAises Theatre Change Of bill twtcs .
Mee...
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

IL OUTLYING
1lssk sasAsA ssssss. yesrsssotA
11Dak 0aWt-ilO3 Twsisth avenue-
xeoeh q Tssrs" and Christie Comedy.
gpeuoeis nial1e-114 Ninth sirset--
An1oaie 4ossns u .-Ths vstisd Myseesy."
yIfsA A,ssss-sssc visth svsaus-
0oa1eeGloo."
aa4ss4 1111nots Thsolse.
0ac. 3o-Pat White. ~
Jan. 1--"Lsastes WHITE minstrel. matt
SM - nd might.
Destls Theatss.
a9s tDsvenportD
De. 30.3l-"Ny Lady Friends" Carlyle
n 1leekweli In person. Musical comedy.
ls Jan. IA Trip 70 Cuba.
In. Guy Bstes Post IN The Mas.
Qu4ssdey.' Return engagement.
Comins-"way Down East
Capitol Thestre- Davenport, To-day
81 Trumpet Island
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

Il. u. =, LateIes, Ind.
This increase Of Z doxe
q day in the middle &
winter, at Coo a dozei
makes $120 extra incon
per month. Don Sun
for her 200 hens COS
4 hAfaf 70 "a Il Maid has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
114EggsADayN Now
Instead Of Is A Da,
This Means About $126 Extra u
come Per Month for Mrs. Ropp.

II have 200 hens. including late pu,
lets not old enough to lag. and had bee
getting 70 to 30 eggs . day. Then
to ia eggs day."-Nra Essle B. Ropl
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
HONOR ROLL
Lancaster Public School

Room l.-Durward Burnside
Burnam Casey. James Peace, William
Todd. Ludia Barnett.
Room 2-olat Fothergill. Paul
Henry. J. T. Pollard. George Palmet.
er, Nancy Clark, Loretta Estes. En-
ma Hagan. Ollie Marsee. Edna Rich,
Francis Tucker, Fannie Lee Walker.
Room 3.-Lo,s Conn, Edna Hat
cher. Georgetta Walker.
Room i-Robert Batson Davidson.
Mamie Craig, Mary Lee Dunn. Mar
garet Estes, Lillian Kelley, Nancy
Thomas Lear. Cora Schooler
Room 6-Hazel Broaddus.
Room Craig Gooch. Mary Lee
Holtzchaw.
Room s-Anna Layton. Ida May
Sanders. Lucille Beazley. Margaret
Elliott. Essie Conn. Juanita Dunn.
Maurice Pinkstoff. Luther Rich.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
Schooler.

Nick n. Schooler. a prominent
farmer died at his home near Kinks
vile, Wednesday morning. December
81. 1919. at three o'clock. Death
was due to double pneumonia.
Mr.. Schooler is survived By his
wife, who was Miss Ray. and -four
children, Nick. Lima, General Ches-
ter, Mrs. Jasper A. Noel. all Of this
county, and one brother, Mr. j. s.
Sehooler, Of Garrard county.
He was born at the family home
stead near kirksyille. April 20. 1853,
the eldest son Of Col and Mrs. n. IA.
Schooler.
He was married 70 Mary Flor.
ence Ray. February 10. 1855. the
daughter Of Mr. Alex Ray, .sr., Of
Waddy. Ky.
The funeral was conducted at the
Gilead church Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock by Rev. Ellis, Of Paint
Lick.
The remains were laid 20 rest in
the Gilead cemetery, beneath a
mound Of beautiful flowers Rich
mond Register.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
NO LAW TO PUNISH.

In the recent raids by the
in which thousands
of Reds were arrested. only
aliens were taken into custody.
Reds who could prove Ameri-
can citizenship were allowed
TO go unmolested.
The reason? II appears
that there is no federal law un-
der which "A Red who conspires
to overthrow the government
can be punished, If HE Is AN
AMERICAN CITIZEN.
II this lamentable state OF
affairs be true. nothing is to be
gained by crying over spilled
milk. But we can at least pre-
vent the milk being spilled a
second time.
The situation is so grave as
TO demand immediate action
by congress. lnaction at this
time may produce fatal results
at a later date.
Congress should immediate
ly enact a law sufficiently
drastic TO effectually dispose of
any person who conspires
against the peace and security
of the government, whether
that person be a citizen or an
alien.
This is not a political ques-
ton. II is a vital matter of
safety to every law abiding
citizen of the United States.
Speed up, gentlemen! A
government that is worth hav-
ing is worth safeguarding.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

Again this paper deems il a
duty 10 sound a warning TO the
young men of our towns, viii
lagos and farming community.
Stay away from the big cit
ies-remain on the farm.
All over the country there is
a tremendous shortage in
dwelling houses in the centers
of population. In the cities
fabulous prices are charged for
rents simply because the land
lords know that they can col
lect any sum they choose.
But why this condition Of af-
fairs?
Very simple. The higher
wages in the cities are drawing
people in from the farms by
the hundreds of thousands, and
they must be housed and fed.
They receive higher wages,
il is true. but they forget until
too late that their expenses are
in lie proportion.
Daily our farms are beeom-
ing depopulated. and if the
stampede continues and there
is no influx of farm labor from
the old world we will soon be
face TO face with the national
calamity of a non-production
of the food necessary to sustain
life.
II there be wisdom in the
seats Of the mighty il is time
that il be brought into play.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

Garrard county's greatest
need at this hour is better
roads. We are offered by the
u. 5. Government and the
State to pay sixty per cent of
the entire cost of federal
highway diagonally traversing
our county and a road that will
last twenty five years with any
kind of traffic. All the heavy
traffic of the county would be
transferred to this road and
would save the other roads of
the county from the wear of
heavy hauls. Financially, il
would be the thing for our
county. for having built this
permanent highway across the
county the annual county road
funds could be used i'm keeping
in repair the lateral roads of
the county. The Federal gov
eminent is~now ready to locate
this county, and il is up to us
to accept this generous offer.
The county Judge has called a
meeting Of the citizens to meet
and help him and his associates
work out the plans. We want
10 appeal To the people of this
county 10 awake to the impor-
lance of this matter and not
lose this Federal road by mac
tion and indifference. The
county judge can not accom-
plish for the county all that we
should have without the COOP
Grafton Of the people.
The conditions upon which
we may have this aid from the
Government must be met in a
short time and the failure of
the people in lending to the
county full assistance may cause
US To lose this road. There
should be five hundred of Gar
rard eounty's citizens at the
court house next Wednesday
to help arrange for this road.
Better roads for Garrard
county in 1920" should be our
motto. We need the roads. we
want them. and are able TO
have them. We are going toI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
ECONOMY
Urged Upon Congress.
Cl.ss says Nee Liberty Loan VIII
BE Needed 10 Expenses Go Up.

Clsn Says Nsv Liberty Loan VIII
BE Needed 10 Expenses Go Up.
MISUNDERSTANDING % the
Treasury Glass this week issued an
optimistic bulletin relative to the
general financial situation o. the
Government in which he asserted that
figures at hand up to the end % the
fiscal year more than realize the most
sanguine expectations which he had
last September when he predicted
that the turn Of the tide" would
come with the end 81 December.
However. Secretary Glass. discuss
ing the future stressed importance Of
holding down Federal appropriations
to the limit fixed by estimates sub
mitted by the Treasury for the sup
port Of the country during the next
fiscal year and importance Of cut
ting taxation no lower than recon-
mendaiions made year ago on
of Former Secretary
McAdoo.
should Congress embark on new
fields u large expenditure. said Mr.
Glass, "or further reduce taxes. Il
" u be clearly necessary TO 'cv,sc the
treasury's plans and call upon the
country TO finance the resulting de-
felt by the issue 81 a new Liberty
loan"
But " Congress holds down APP
20 the limit Of estimates
and does not further cut down in
come expected by the Government
from existing taxation acts, Mr.
Glass feels that the Government will
cross the top o. the financial hill sat
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

THE SWISS BELL RINGERS.
have played recently for schools in
New Castle. Pa. Chanute. Kansas.
Sidney Ohio. Shenandoah. Pa. Mt.
Carmel, Pa. Nashville Tenn, Mem
phis Tenn. Greeneastle Ind. South
Bend. Ind. Rochester y. Y. Albany.
y. y, Toledo. Ohio. Lancaster.
Feb 6th. Auditorium. Benefit %
Library and Athletics.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
Value OF Molybdenlte.

The principal value Of molN hdenits
Is In the manufacture II steel. to which
II gives hariness and toughness that
make the steel suitable for use In pro.
peller shafts. guns and boilers. Most
Of the molybdenite produced In Tas.
mania II shipped 60 England.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

have them. Meet your neigh
bors at the court house next
Wednesday and we shall adopt
the plan. and all get busy to
work il out.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
RATIFICATIONS
EXCHANGED
AT PARIS.
Putting Peace Treaty
Into Efect-United
States Only One of
Big Five Out.

PARIS,-Bu lletin-The treaty Of
Versailles making peace between
Germany and the allied powers was
put into effect this afternoon by an
exchange Of ratihcations. Baron
Kurt vonlersner head Of the German
mission affixed his signature at l:09
o'clock Saturday and the entire cere-
mony. which took place in Clock Hall
at the French Foreign Ministry. was
completed at ale o'clock.
Previously Won Lesner signed the
protocol Of November LIST. providing
for reparation Of the sinking Of the
German warships at Skapa Flow. and
10 insure the carrying out Of the
armis,ice terms.
Peaceful relations between Ger.
many and the greater number Of the
nations engaged in the great war with
her. are established by the action
taken at Paris Saturday. The peace
treaty now goes into effect as be-
tween Germany and those powers
that have finally ratified il. Great
Britain. France. Italy. Japan. Bel
GUM. Bolivia. Brazil Guatemala.
Panama. Peru. Poland. Siam. Czecho-
Slovakia. and Uruguay. the United
States alone Of the big five not hay
ing ratified It.
The treaty not only defines terms
Of peace with Germany. but contains
the League Of Nations covenant. and
provisions for an international labor
congress.
Speedy action following the act
Ing in Paris Saturday is expected to
be the presentation TO Germany Of
list Of war criminals 20 be demanded
by the Allies for trial
The immediate consequence Of the
exchange Of peace treaty ratifications
will be putting the League of Ma
tions into being which. Supreme
Council decided will occur in Paris.
January 10th.
The ceremony was characterized
by formal politeness to the exclusion
Of all eordiality except between al
lied delegates Won Lesner made a
movement as II to put his hand as
Clemenceau signed. but seemed 10
check himself when he saw the
French Premier kept his gloved hands
nj his side.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
Dos.n't Aase, U. S. Trade.

WASHINGToN.-oficials Satur-
day. said coming into force Of the
German peace treaty will not affect
the United States. while technically
a state of war between this country
and Germany exists. trade between
the two countries was resumed some
months ago and is steadily increasing
The United States, however. cannot
sent consular agents into Germany
until the state Of war is ended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Four famous treatments
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Any girl can improve her appearance by nn1proV-
ins her complexion. With the right care you
can make your skin so lovely in its softness its
smooth fine texture and brilliant color that it will
outweigh almost any. other advantage you could
possess.
Remember that your skin changes IN spite of
you Bach day old skin dies and new skin takes
its place. No matter what defects your complexion
has suffered from in the past by regular treat
ment you can give this new skin the loneliness
and charm It should have.
Read the four treatments given on this page.
Bach one Of them tells you some special way Of
improving your complexion. If your skin is too
oily-you can make it smoother and drier by using
the famous Woodbury. treatment given here. Hyou
are troubled with blemishes- with conspicuous
nose pores-use the special treatment indicated
for your condition, and see how quickly your skin
gains the clearness it has lacked Is your COM
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plexion pale and sallow? By the new steam
treatment you can make it glow with radiant color.
Don't neglect your skin - begin today to make
It as smooth, clear, and fawless as it should be.
In the famous booklet wrapped around each cake
OF Woodbury's Facial Soap, you will find not only
the four treatments given here-but additional
treatments for all the commoner skin troubles.
Find the treatment your individual type Of skin
demands, and begin using it tonight
The very first treatment with Woodbury's will
leave your skin with slightly drawn, tight feel
ing. This only means that your skin is responding
to a more thorough and stimulating kind of cleans
ing than it has been accustomed to. After few
treatments this drawn sensation will disappear and
your skin viii emerge with such soft, clean,
healthful feeling, that you will never again want
to use any other method Of cleansing your face.
WoOdbury's Facial Soap is on sale at all drug
stores and toilet goods counters in the United
States and Canada. The famous booklet of treat
ments is wrapped around each cake. Get cake
today and begin your treatment tonight A 25-
cent cake lasts for month or six weeks Of any
treatment or for general cleansing use.