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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09

WALL PAPER CLEANING 10 oo 69
experienced man. Work guaranteed.
Reductions OIL big Jobs. Prices reason
able fhone b. j. 1910
EXPERT AUTO PAINTING. CoNbhf
Karnes Dav. 3754. 27U7 Rockingham
road
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
COMPERS PROTI DELNI.
CTVU V POLITICE.

Washington, 10. unora. -
Samuel GomperS, president A.
mericke Federace Prace, odsu-
zuje pTitomny kongres jake ne
pratelsky delnictvu lice pla-
ny ku zvoleni pratelskych a pc
razeni nepratelskych kandida.
tn V priStich volbach, pokusil
Sc dnes vecer pot.aciti stale ro-
stouci hnuti k organisovani sa-
mostatne delnicke politicke
strany. Gompers pokouSi sc
hlavne zmafiti v zarodku hnu-
ii ,ktere smeruje k slouteni far
marskych a delnickych volicu
pro jednotny postup, Ia ktel
rymzto ucelem bude Sc konati
tohoto tydne v Chicago konfe-
renee, ma niz budou zastoupe-
nj stoupenci Plumbova planu
odpOrucovaneho bratrstvy ze-
leZnicnich zrizencG. Tito po-
sledni uvazuji tom, zda-li by
Sc nedali ziskati pro novou stra
nu mozni odStepenci cd starych
stran a V te veci pomysli Sc ma
nasledCjici pokrokove preda-
ky: senatora Johnsona, senate
ra Boraha, kansaskeho guver-
nera Allena, Warrena S. Sto-
nea cd bratrstva strojvudch,
senatora La Foletta, Franka
Walshe, znameho delnickeho
pravnika, senatora Norrise q
Nebrasky a Glenna F. Plumba,
autora planu, jenz nese jeho
jmeno.
Gomper sve SVEN prohlase-
nj pod nazvem "Politicka kan
pan delnictva" pravi, ze orga-
nisovane delnictvo, opovrhova-
ne a sesmesnovane kongresem,
shledava nutnym, pouziti sve
"dobre osvedcene" nestranne
politicke taktiky v pristich VOL
bach. Dodava, re "zlovestne ST.
ly" pokouseji Sc roztrhnouti
hlasy delnictva radi, ably pra
ce drzela Sc stare taktiky, KITE
ra prave pfived.a delnictvo do
tisne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
NABOzENSTvf A JAzYKY.

Kfest'anu zije ma 500 Milo
nj II nichz je 2iO milionu ka-
tolik1, 10 evangelikuv a 10
pravoslavnych. Ku islamu Sc
h.asi 22O milionu, zida ie II
milionu, brahmind 210 milo
nj, budhista 460 milionn a DO
nanG 10 milionu. Jazyky slo-
vanskymi mluvf 1872 milioni,
germanskymi 212 milionG, ro-
manskymi 165 milionG, IRAN
skymi 25 milionG, indickymi
236 milionG. Ma KIN pevniny
sveta pripada IL lidi, ma / KIN
evropske pevniny As lidi, V A
sii 10, V Africe a, Americe 4.
" Australia dokonce jen O.9 IL
di. Obyvatel ma Londyn 7 mi
lionG a stojf tax ohledu po-
cetnosti obyvatel ma prvnim mi
ste. Ma desatem Moskva $ ~
mil, ma dvacatem Rio de Ja-
retro 100000, ma tricatem
Saint Louis Sc 100000, Praha
) 100000 stojf ma miste devet-
atricatem. ("Svoboda", moray
sko-elov dpnnfk \
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
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MALOVANE KRASAVICE.

Z Pafize prichazi poburuji.
CT zprava: prichazi do mody
malovati 81 oblicej a to barva.
mi hodne ostrymi. Malovaly sc
tax oblicejiky dekorativnich
panenek hadrovych ted Sc
zacinaji malovati zive krasavi-
ce. Dekovali jsme bohum, re
konecne uznaly zeny "a nejkra
snejsi prirozenou barvu svezi
pleti a nevkus malovati oblicei
ponechaly demimondkam a Ell
hle! Radovali jsme Sc predcas-
ne. We SVEN referate modnim
pise dopisovatelka "Timesd"
""Qstre barry ma tvarich, zhave
rty, slime napudrovana plet' a
hOdne zduraznene oboci mad u
mele Sc lesknoucima ocima
jsou obvyklosti. Mnohe zeny
pouzivaji pudru temef zluteho,
ktery dodava celemu obliceji
kriklave barvy; cerven tvari a
rtu je barva zralych rajskych
jab'.icek. Vlasy sve lepi 81 ty-
to krasavice v zavitech ma tva-
re; oci 81 zvetsuji a prodluzuji
do mandloviteho tvaru, davaji
svym rtum podivne linie a de-
laji sve obocf vyse, nez to uci-
Mia pfiroda. Ruce jsou prehna
ne pestovane, nehty jsou obar-
veny barvou ma cerveno a lesk-
nou Sc jako zrcadlo. Prsty Sc
tfpyti podivnymi klenoty a ma
pazich zvonf obroucky misto
rukavu. Kotniky nohou jsou
rovnez obepjaty sirokymi O.
brouckami a spicate strevicky
doplhuji obraz, v ,nemz mist Sc
pfepych orientalske zeny pohla
vara divochI." - To nam ie-
ste schazelo k dovrseni vezdej
81 nespokojenosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
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VOJENSkY HRBITOV.

Clevelandsky vojensky hfbi-
TOW bude ZariZen mestem V
Highland parku letos. We sire
du vojen3keho onoho pohrebi-
ste bude Sc zvedat mramorovy
Jehlanec ma nemz budou vyte-
sana jmena zemfelych vojinI
ze svetove valky z Clevelandu
pochazejicich. Mimo to kazdy
hrob bude oznacen malym po-
mnikem re zuly. Sedesat mrt-
vol clevelandskych vojinu bude
z Francie V n6kolika tydnech
pfivezeno a zde znovu pohrbe
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
MIC 81 Z TOHO NEDELEJTE

re Vas $50 Liberty Bond kles-
nul V Gene od 81 do SIS.
V striznich obchodech "a
Koudeln" V elsie 4735 Broad
way (vedle pozarni stanice) a
V elsie 4288 Warner Rd. prii-
me Sc Vas Liberty Bond v pl-
ne hodnote padesati neb sto
dollari "a prvotridni zbozi vse
no druhu, nejlepsi, jake lie "a
penize koupit, zbozi zarucene
jakosti, "a pomerne mike ce-
ny obdrzite pridavkem tri
procenta hotove hned Vasim
nakupem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
Pravidelne schize riditelstva
Peoples Baking Co
(Inc.)
(LIDOVE PEKARNY)

Sc konaji kazdy ctvrtek v 5
hodin vecer v mistnosti Rybak
& Sixta. Kdokoliv by 81 pral u
psati neb splaceti sve podfly,
muze tax uciniti u pokladnice
Mrs. M. Dlouhy, po cas- ufed-
Mich hodin We Vyp. STAY.
Spolku Progress, 4963 Broad
way, neb pred schIzi riditel-
stva.
BOA SIXTA, pred.
VACL. VRZAK, tai.
(Ufedni hodiny v Progress:
V pondeli Cd 9 hod. rano do 8
vecer. Jine dny cd 9 do 3 hod.
odp. v sobotu o 9 rano do IL
dopoledne.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
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SPADL S AEROPLANU.

Los Angeles, Cal. 10. unora.
Earl Burgess, herec divadla S
pohyblivymi obrazy, zabil Sc,
kdyz spadl vyse TOO stop s
aeroplanu, ma kterem byl pro
delani Obrazu pro divadelni
predstaveni. Burgess letel s po
rucikem Walterem Hawkin-
sem. Herec mel shoditi vycpa-
nou muzskou figuru aeropla-
nu, spadl a.e sam. Fotograf my
slel, re padnuvSi telo jest pa
max a fotografoval dale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
PODAVA NESPRAVNE
INFORMACE.
Senator Mccormick nespravns
informuje Ameriku O poms-
rech v Ceskoslovenske
Republice.

Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni sde-
luje: Dostal Sc nam do rukou
zajimavy dopis, We kterem Sc
nator Medill Mccormick wv.
svetluje sve stanovisko k miro.
We konferenci k Lie naro-
du. V tomto dopise v jednom
odstavci pravi pan Mccormick
nasledovn6: eve stredu Evro-
py utvoreno jest nekolik no.
vych statu ma zak..adech, KITE
re neodpovidaji principum ma
rodnostnim a principGm demo
kracie. Jednim 2 techto Jest
CZechosloVakia, We ktere polo
vice obyvatelu nejsou ami Ce-
chove, ami Slovaci, ktera pou-
re z prinuceni podrobuje Sc no
We Wade a ceka netrpelive dne,
kdy Sc il bude moci zbaviti. Po
dotykam, re republika cesko-
slovenska obsahuje sobe We
skere ty nespokojene elementy
narodnostni, ktere jakoukoli
plodnou a uspesnou praci VIA
dy rakouske znemoznovaly."
Nevime, Cd koho cerpal pan
senator Mccormick tyto infor-
mace, ale zda Sc, re neni to
daleko cd nemeckych a mad'ar
skych agitatoru, kteri ma vsech
stranach zahajili cinnost a sna-
ri Sc prestiz a dobre jmeno ma
81 move republiky poSkozovati.
Pan senator Mccormick bv.
by ovsem mnohem lepe ucinil,
kdyby o stavu a pomerech V
nasi republice informoval Sc
ma patrlcnych miStech a ne u
nasich nepratel.
Pan senator mel by Sc pre-
svedciti nejdrfve O pravdivosti
podkladu informaci, ktere
pouziva We SVEN dopise, nez-li
Zacne podryvati dGveru a sym
pate k move ceskoslovenske re
publice, ktera hned v prvych
dobach sveho zivota ukazala
svoji schopnost k praci a po-
radku "a nejtezsich okolnosti.
Pan senator Mccormick posko
zuje timto zpGsobem vlast a
domovinu tech, kteri pres to,
re nalezli svGj domov v Ame-
rice, udrzuji We svych ,srdcich
lasku 1ctu ku stare sve Via
sti, ackoli jsou dobrymi a Via
steneckymi 'obcany teto velike
republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
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VECERNf SOUD ZRUSEN.

Vecerni vys echy munici-
palniho soudu zavedene sudim
Silbertem byly vcera zruseny a
nyni vsechny soudni zalezitosti
"a dine budou vyrizovany jedi
ne. SOudce Silbert zavedl vecer
nj procesovani V dobach, kdy
soudni kalendar byl preplnen
a mnoho pripadu castymi od-
klady zanedbano. Nyni Sc vsak
sltuace u mestskeho soudu tax
dalece zlepsila, re vecerni W.
slechy mohou odpadnout a den
nj soudnictvi postaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
CASOPIS "SPRAVEDLNOST"
VYLOUCENA Z POST.
DOPRAVY.

Chicago, 4. unora. Depart
mcnt spravedlnosti oznamuje,
re zakrotil proti n6kolika ra-
dikalnim casopisum a osm jich
bylo vylouceno 2 poStovni do
pravy a n6ktere byly nadobro
potlaceny. Mezi vyloucenymi
jest cesky casopis "Spravedl-
most" pro clanek uverejneny
8. kvetna 1919. Dale by,y z
postovni dopravy vylouceny
Chicago Socialist, "Commu-
ni5t", Social Demokratin",
"Zarija" a jine. Take nekolik
revolucnich pisni bylo vylouce
no z postovni dopravy.
ETCC1 ET55o Tvy51
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11

SleGna Ietske Cremer, dcera
holandskeho vyslance We Wash
ingtonu, jez prave pficestova-
la, aby po ukoncenem Skolnim
vzdelani Sc sucastnila verejne-
no zivota v ''nejlepsi" americ-
Ike spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
DiKUVZDANf.

Vzdavam tfmto vfel6 diky nize uvedenym
milenym pfitelkynim, iez me pocte uspofadaly
nasem dome We stfedu A. l1nora pratelsky dy-
chranek sice ct. panf: Balounova, Cudlinova,
Fantova, Hrubecova, Kovarova, Lhotova, Lusti-
gova, Meinkova, Stankova, Urbanova, Vonas-
kova, Vondrakova Priim6te, mile pfitelkyn6,
pnou moji vdecnost "a Vase vzpominky ba-
hopfani menu svatku "a vSe, co iste me-
mu potescni ucinily. Doufam, re Sc mne ma
skyline piileztost, bych Sc Van pine mire od-
vdeciti mohla.
Vd6cna
VERA LUSTIG.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
Cocoanut Oil Fine
 For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in good condition. be careful what you wash it with.
 Most soaps and prepared sllampoos contain too much 'alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and. is very harmful Mulsif1ed cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and en- tirely greaseless), is much better than anything else. you can use for sham pooing, as this cant possibly injure the hair.
 Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoon fuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy father, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The father rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust. dirt. dandruff and ex- cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man age.
 You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces is enough to last everyone in the family for months.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

Spooner vs. William F. Spooner. Hel- en Hazard vs. George Hazard. Asher P. Brown vs. Iva $. Brown. John Jo- doin vs. Mary c Jodoin. Dorothy Co., lerado vs. Herman Colorado. 2 Trial list: Edward c. Ames vs. Chas. Dansereau. Joseph Bednarz vs. John Chudak. Samuel l.. Ide ct al. vs. Wicek Ciesla. Retail Grocers Syndicate, lie, vs. Talabac and Talabac. Doyle & Murphy Co.. vs. The Federal Paper Board Co. Edward Eastlund vs. Lena Sabins. Jak Hossezuk. vs. May killisn. Louis J. Sylvester, ct al. vs. Francis Downing.
 To jury: Rhode Island Roofing Go. vs. J. M. Shepard. Harold C. Stone vs P. James Riley. Thomas F. Hatch vs A Williams & Go. Gertrude A. War dell vs. Town of Killingly. Guy L. Baker vs. John T. Ryan. Gertrude ]. Gilman vs. Lottie Gilman.
 Assignments. to court First Fri day. March 12. May l.. Torrey vs. Walter D. Torrey.
 To jury-First Tuesday, March 1e George NJ. Jordan. Admr. vs. Charles Como. Second Tuesday. March 18th, Arthur B: Prentice vs. Marinda But Robinson. First Wednesday. March 17th. Bridget Ainsworth, et al vs. Bernard Kangley.
 The Windham county superior court list of jurors for the March term in cludes:
 From Putnam: Alfred Bonneville Daniel c. Arnold. Arthur C. Keith, Remi Delarge. Windham: Charles N. Holbrook. Elmer M. Young. Walter Abbe and Clarence F. Larkin. Brook lyn: Warren Root. Hampton: Henry Clapp. George Deloss Wood. Plain field: Eugene V. Boyle, James Down ing. John F. Williams. Percy H. Will COX. Pomfret: Willis Covell. Sterling: Charles Rounds. Thompson: Floyd E. Potter. Nj. Fl. Walker. Olin s. Nichols Dyer S. Elliott. woodctock: George C.. Clark. B. R. Richt.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

deaths have occurred there from this disease within the past two weeks.
 Republicans in Putnam and all the surrounding towns are interested in today's caucuses called to name dele go+es to the republican state conven-
 S 10 be held at New Haven to se i4u, the Connecticut delegation to the republican national conventi9n 10 be held in Chicago.
 Willard Steers. who has. been over seer of the cloth department for the Grosvenordale company. has resigned to take a position with the Beacon mills at New Bedford.
 State Policemen Bridgeman and Stiles were in Putnam Wednesday on matters pertaining to their depart ment.
 The locating by the visiting nurse of two children whose hair had not been combed for weeks and her sue cessful efforts to provide, through ar engagement, better home conditions for these little people, is indicative of the value of the service that is being rendered by the nurse. Rev. J. J. Elty, pastor of Holy Trinity church, Pomfret, who has been in the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

 mands is that there be change from the present working hours to the following arrangement: Monday open at a. n. close at F noon for the day; Tuesday, Wednesday-, Fri day, open at a. m., close at p. m. Thursday, open at a. m., close at 6:30 p. nn.; Saturday, open at a. m. close at 10 p. m.
 The second of the demands has to do with the wage scale and the journeymen ask a minimum wage of sG3 per week, with Q y0-50 division of the money taken in after a jour neyman has earned $32 in week. In other words, if a barber turns out $40 worth of work in week, his pay would be s26 plus s4 or $S0 week.
 Whether or not the master bar bers will grant the demands remains to be seen. One shop proprietor said Wednesday morning that he is willing all that have been asked for by the | journeymen.
 By unanimous vote. special bor- ough meeting Wednesday authorized the warden and court of burgesses to contest before the Public Utilities commission the proposed increase in water rates by the Crystal Water Company and appropriated s1,O0O to meet the cost. Attorney Harry F. Back called the attention of the 1 meeting to the fact that in. any event the borough will learn much l through the investigation about tho | affairs of the water company-as to the value of the plant, the com l pany's income, it's net earnings and other facts of importance.
 | The resolution as passed by the meeting gives the borough officials | ter In cooperation with the Brook lyn fire district.
 | Siear EImas, an Albanian, is held at the police station here to answer
 in, court today (Thursday) to a charge of intent to kill At Goodyear Wednesday E1mas struck Martin Littlefair, 20. over the head with an
 iron bar and rendered him uncon
 scious Littlefair has a scalp wound
 four inches in length. He was at
 tended by Dr. George M. Burroughs
 and then removed to his home in
 Danielsin. His skull is not fractured Ice 24 inches in thickness is being
 harvested at Alexander's lake, from which a big supply will be taken bS
 the Goodyear Mills company. . HC N6SS S1s dy TUT VS Ed ward Demers, Goodyear men, wa.
 heard in the superior court at Put nam on Wednesday, as told in the
 Putnam news.
 The trolley line from Providence tc
 East Kiningly is blocked once more !: the cars running now ony from Providence to Foster Center. Miss Ada Buckley of Dayville wa!
 a visitor in Boston on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Ray, who was terribly wounded when she was attacked b5 Victor. Lipponen, the Brooklyn. mur. : derer, is steadily gaining in strength
 at her home in Brooklyn.
 Dauielson's streets ran with water
 during Wednesday, but the heav,
 coating of ice was not materially re. dueed by the days thGwing.
 The. republicans of Killingly will
 name their delegates today (Thurs.
 day) to the republican state conven.
 ton to be he'd at New Haven within
 a few days. The New Haven con vention will select delegates to the
 republican national convention to b,
 held in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
BOLTON

tSaow and then more snow seems to tH the March program as well as in previous months. Just as the town fathers had their minds settled com fbrtably to the fact that the bugpear ot shoveling and opening snow block @ roads was past for this season, along came another very unwelcome snow mad wind storm Saturday. The bulk of snow did not nearly equal that of many or the previous storms. but the amount of wind which accompa Iaed it made it tear through the air Ike a madman in pursuit of wildfre; t would settle a second as if for breath and then off again harder than cSer. Suno-r the wind was still flowing, but all of the snow was so heaten and hardened i!Aat the air was flee Of it.
 Monday F. IT. Strong, first select nan. had men out opening roads.
 tEo mail was received at the local office Saturday. Bolton P. O. patrons have no complaints to offer against the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
MRS. LENA ROBINSON MAIN.

So swiftly her gentle spirit fled, hardly a warning was given. and those nearest and best loved were un- able to reach her before the end came. She was mother first of all, and the three children left will cherish last ing memory of a kind and loving mother. Her friends were numbered by her acquaintances. and many acts of kindness were rendered to those in time of sickness and trouble. Those who knew her best knew her to be a faithful and helpful wife and her place in the little home can never be filled. She has passed on to that Great Beyond where there Is no pain or sorrow, but everlasting sunshine May her soul rest in peace.
 ONE WHO LOVED HER.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

accommodating mail carrier, George Merritt, from Andover; but the mail service is not as good at the Center as previously, as under the old plan a carrier could often walk the two miles trip from Bolton depot in bad travel ing. Under the new arrangement in bad weather and road conditions. a carrier has to miss days when he can= not make a 25-mile trip when a short one could be covered.
 Prof. and Mrs. S. M. Alvord and son have returned to Hartford after a week spent in town. Rev. ]. M. Von Deck of Staffordville recently visited his daughter, Mrs Harold Lee.
 Miss Olive Hutchinson. lecturer ot Bolton grange. has arranged a poverty social with special program for the l meeting of the grange Saturday even | ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
HANOVER

Students from Hanover at the Nor wich Free Academy have been having a hard time getting back and forth the last three weeks. One day they had to walk most of the way home from Greeeneville. Since then they have either had to stay in Norwich all week or stay at home entirely. as it has been, impossible to get through until this week.
 Mir. and Mrs Norman Standish spent the week end in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
CARD OF THANKS.

MT. and Mrs. Patrick Connolly. father and mother, Edward T. Connolly and Thomas J. Connolly of Springfield. Mass, brothers. and Mrs. Catherine Dessureau of West Haven. Conn.,. and Mrs. Margaret Sullivan. sisters. of Sadie Patricia Connolly. thank their friends for the beautiful flowers and floral offerings sent by them upon her death, and her family take this means of expressing their appreciation of the help and kindness extended to them in their great bereavement by their many friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
 AT PUTNAM FRIDAY

Windham county superior court short calendar and assignment of cas- es at Putnam. Friday. March 11th. at 10.So o'clock a. m. Judge George E Ainman, presiding:
 The short calendar list: Selectmer ot the Town O. K..lingly vs. James Moran. Quaker City Rubber Go. vs. Albert Gordon.
 Uncontested diyorces: Mildred l.. Byron vs. Jesse F. Byron. Mary 4.
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BOTn

nEWEY-In Buckland. daughter to Lester P. Dewey, formerly ot Bolton, and Mrs: Dewey. CoOk-In Westerly. R. l.. March [, 1920 a daughter to Mfr. and Mrs. Morton Cook. Stonington CPawca- tuck), March s. 1920. Q daughter to Mr and Mrs. William Clacherie.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
Hairs Quickly Vanish
 After This Treatment
(Helps to BeautYl

Science has aided in simplifying the hanishing of hairy growth from the face, and according to beauty spec alist, the most effective treatment yet devised consists of applying 3. delatone paste to the hairy surface for , or 5 minutes. The paste Is made by mixing some water with a little powdered 1elatone. When this paste is removed and the skin washed every trace of hair has vanished. Be sure to get real aelatone.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
FOR LUNBAG0
Try Musterole. See How
 Quickly It Relieves

You just rub Musterole in briskly, and usually the pain is gone-a delicious soothing comfort comesto takeitsplaoe.
 Musterole is clean, white ointment; made with oil of mustard. Use it instead of mustard plaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Muster ole and recommend it to their patients:
 They will gladly tell you what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- bsgo, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. Always dependable.
 30 and 6oc jars; hospital size $2-50.
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