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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

The love knot" in some marriages
is spelled without the k.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS

Schopl was resumed on Monday
morning after the Thanksgiving recess
with no casualties reported, although
several of the faculty and students
confess to having been slightly indis-
posed-no reasons given. Charlie
Ackley insists that he took on new
form and expanded in both height and
weight. so that he now feels able to
offer Carl Schmidt, Senior, closer com.
petition as cheer leader for the coming
basketball season. Almost every one
has now settled down to hard work
with no respite from arduous tasks in
sight for three long weeks, or until
Christmas vacation. We understand
however, that the Freshmen have al
ready begun writing letters to Santa
Claus, and that the upper c1assmen
are boarding their pennies. allowing
their study to be occasionally inter
rupted by dreams of what they will
buy for mother, father, HIM, or HER
The various literary societies of the
school met on Wednesday, November
%, and listened to we'll given pro
grams. Philomathia, the girls socie
ty, enjoyed the following numbers:
Piano Solo. ...... Marion Henschel
Original Thanksgiving Proclamation
.................. Evelyn Jansen
Dramatized Newspaper .........
............... Thanksgiving Issue
Editor-in-Chief ....... Dorothy Wolcott
Editorial .......... Ruth Smithyman
Original Story. ....V Virginia Jacobs
Personals ............V Virginia Smith
Lost and Found. . Margaret Hall
Advertisements j. Elizabeth Walker
Assisted by Catharine Kearney, Mar.
guerite Verhalen, Mary Behner, Der
nice Altpeter, Florence Butler, Gene
We've Horton, Eleanor Davis.
In the Twentieth Century Debating
Society the members were divided into
two groups with John Potter as leader
of the negative, and Raymond Adams
of the affirmative. These groups then
engaged in an impromptu debate on
the question:: Resolved that the Dis
armament conference VIII US sue
cess. The affirmative wor
At the Lincoln Society there was a
debate: Resolved that quarterly ex
aminations should be abolished
Charles Parsloe and David Waugh sup
ported the affirmative, and Charles
Bartlein and Arthur Boyd the mega.
tive. Robert Mcintyre gave a talk on
"Unbreakable Glass;" and Edwin Koepf
on "'rhe Talk of Women"
Are you reserving the date of De
cember II? Don't fail to do so. Rea
sons given later
The fourth annual military hop was
held in the high school gymnasium
Wednesday evening, Nov. %. About
thirty couples attended, all the boys
appearing in military uniform The
decorations were most pleasing and
appropriate, consisting of flags, flag
draperies, crossed boyonets, and
stacked rifles Excellent music was
furnished by Gains orchestra. a ma
rimba xylophone being an appreciated
novelty.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02


The Older Boys Conference, which
was held in Milwaukee Nov. rs. 26,
27, was a decided success. The Con-
ference was composed of some five
hundred and sixty boys representing
Christian organizations of boys be.
tween the ages of fifteen and twenty
from all parts of the state. Wauwa-
tosa had twenty-nine delegates, the
largest number from any city outside
Milwaukee Madison was a close sec
ond with a representation of twenty
eight. The Conference was featured
by stirring and uplifting addresses by
such speakers of note as A. j. (Dad)
Elliot, DR.. Rice, &C. Robinson, A. f.
Roberts, DIR. Beale, and others. Wau-
watosa also had the distinction of hav-
ing two OF her boys appear on the
program. Willard Smith, as presi-
dent of the Conference, presided at
several sessions, and Donald Cooley
at the banquet extended a welcome
to the delegates on behalf of the Mill
waukee organizations. A parade,
yells led by one of the cheer leaders
from the University of Wisconsin, Bob
Gerholtz, four minute talks, and sight
seeing tours were other features of
the conference.
The Wauwatosa Hi Y wishes to ex-
press its gratitude to those who so
kindly opened their homes to visiting
delegates. About fifty boys were pro-
vided for in our city.
Patricia and her company will be
with us on December II. Aren't you
curious to sec and hear them?
Athletics has moved indoors as evil
denced by noises coming from below.
Basketball is in full swing and elassez
are clamoring for the use of the gym.
On Thursday and Friday Of this week
class tournaments win be held
AT a recent meeting of last years
five, Edgar Muellner was chosen cap
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

1t has been reported that students
are wearing the official emblems who
have not the right to wear them. The
students council will issue the proper
warning and take steps to stop this
practice. The Aew athletic constitu-
ton will denote specifically what en-
blems may be worn by students who
have not received the official ones.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

The students council brought up the
need for a more thorough interest on
the part of the boys in the work of
the literary societies. To promote
this interest and to enable each boy
to take more active part, q COM
mittee of three was appointed to de-
wise ways and means.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

The students in our schools re-
sponded nobly to the call OF the Red
Cross in the filing of Xmas boxes,
and now they will have another OPP
portunity to show their spirit of gen
crosby by enrolling as a Junior mem
Der of the Red Cross. Every grade
ought to be 1000.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

Under the leadership of Mr.. Krieg-
er, principal at Aetna Park, Boys
Scout Troop, which is affiliated with
the Milwaukee Headquarters troop,
has been organized.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

1t is rup1ored that several of our
students will cut quite dash and APP
pear in new roles on Dec. II. Are
you not anxious to learn who will
play what?
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

Through the untiring efforts of
Miss Kunz of the Aetna Park school
much new athletic equipment has been
secured. Recently volley balls, bas-
ketballs, baseballs, bats, ETC., were
purchased.
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members of the N"wl.tnd family are
also suffering from this disease
At tn" Thomas h!IhCu home. several
OF the children have been confined 10
their rooms. with tonsiltis.
This community appears to be having
an cr!drnIc OF throat trouble. but so
far only 4 few cases have developed
diphtherIa.
Special meetings will probably COM
mcncr At the salem NJ. +. church sun
Gay rvcring.
The Boost the Grange meeting h"!a
by the pinsmUrc Grage, Friday evening.
was q success. A splendid literary an"
musical program had been arranged and
was carried out in full. every number
on the program responding. Neither
side scored in the old fastened Spell
ing Bee" as a number Of persons were
not "spelled down" The truly wonder
Iul eats were enjoyed by all. Long
live the Grange"
Mrs. Annie liichey. Mrs. Lolita Blake
Mrs. Charles Myers and Mrs. Cora
Campbell were calling on Mrs. Clyde
Allison, OF Jacktown Friday.
Mrs. bessie Rirhey and children. of
Hundred. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Jessie Anderson. Of Jacktown Is
spending this week with her aunt, Mrs.
Annie Myers.
At the recent election The following
men were elected IN Rich Hill township:
Messrs. Dan FinncEan FOR tax collector.
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ID Herbert

Joe Murphy for assessor. and Hsroer'
Earnhnrt for road supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mobley and children OF
MCuutSv:lIe. were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. McNinch.
Mrs Jane Harris is spending this
week will her daughter, Mrs. william
kahlbaugh.
The manufacturers Light Heat Co.
have commenced drilling at the well on
the NJ. Crow farm. \ we'll has also
been located on the. James Scott farm
and Il third we'll on The Braddock place
Miss Ida kahlbauEh. OF Ryersons
Station. is the guest Of her sisters
Misses Hazel and Mar.na Kahlbaugh. OF
Crows M!l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohley and children. OF
Moundsville. and Lcxie McNinch and
family. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrt.
Ross DOMAIN. OF Dry Ridge.
Miss Lena Loafman Is one the srck
list.
School was closed at this place We'd
nesday on account Of Illness OF the
ten cher-Miss Aida Wilson.
Mcssrs. J. T. and G. K. Harsh and
friend, Mr.. Morris. all Of Washington.
are spending their hunting vacation
with J. l.. Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mooney and small
daughter and Guy lettings and family
were Sunday visitors at the II. ". Steele
home
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MAjOnSVILLE

MIS- Th"#.ls Mlh"n rrreiy 81 In" sad
intril E"'.' Thursday "f ~" death OF
he ..u;. MIS- Amanda Myers Miss
M}"r. ".s t""m".ly Il this vicinity.
al i.,r i...uy friends AZ ia =, place de-"
s. ~ ;u "EH~".a. ihci~ J,'"'u.Ul rympa-
thy :" ~" family II this their sore bo
Tr..lcHr.i
Raymond ,;nrla IN. one of the dough
L"y.; "r the !uth Hr"ns yivau.a. that aaw
s." M. !; : rrr.,' IN FvaTr", was made
prisoner for. liz" last week. II" was cap
tG?,d hy Miss Mct'rnrkru. ~ iiycrson's
Station. AID appears perfectly resigned
To- his ta;r Friends here. extend con-
gratulaiiuaa /" Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin.
CHARLES lay" received the deed for
the II. u Archer farm. from the Archer
hers. Monday. and Will take possession
immediately.
The Bloomfield school. near MajOrs-
Si.le 10 closed for this week on account
az d!phther!a.
MIR. Walton Swart and son. Clarence.
and grand daughter. Lena Loafmnn.
scent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs, Eari
Bird Of WASHINGTON.
Mss cora Allison. teacher at Long
Run. snrEt tho week end with her par
cuts at this place.
q. ". Harris and family. OF Martins
Ferry. spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs Jane Harris.
Nj. md Mrs Charles Myers were
week end visitors OF Mr. and Mrs. John
MHhru. 81 Washington.
Master Victor Games OF Mnuadsville.
spent the past week with his. cousin.
Raymond N"\tnCh
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BENWOOD
Mrs. Dora Bowers

49,, -. No., ,,o,r
fthel"I S"'N'>eS ''' '"'
ers Wiz oe "e'H $50,
-"0 ''oin "'e - '''> ,
cnuFSh' SER ,''S 49, * - ',,''
Kew. ~ T. ''c'''. 80
merIS pHS'"' 90 l.' >. ''">'"'" 49,
theran ShHFV" o. '''''", y,
MIS- boWsVS' o. VIZ" ~
6o"ers' U'cH S1'"' '''E - h'' '''..''''
Water street 40 - $40 S""""E ''"'
Ing from n'@'i 1'''.,''c' A''o "'Nr"S''
was t"Tn'eS.f Mss '"'' So 49," 49,
pioneer F'S'',''s - "'" In.-,
her hGS2'a". S"e ',"'s' 'N' ~
vera anu A'"St 49, W. 800 l',
ana .NoeEI me ''"N VA 80 =,
70 Nhee''n% az" '"I'' "'''
at NFee"""'" ''""''e'S'
Kerry C4uo moved
The Kerry c.U.' a"$ in.S"ed moving
the furni;G:" ;s"d INJURIES :" IN" ne"
club room - :ac hc"EAn "'.t'u'AS ana
with the new hN;"rHs purchase" NOR"
ccmsort'H.H and !I-SeT r""i"S VIII GO
had. The "'H,."TS nave Nt2:''" PAINT
'a- ana r''.> ''n!"."H itS ih:."V an"
d'nc@ hal. ~" former NIL 'e cone
IN "Iue VIA ga '"THeT atd tne latter
N r'nN viii -"'H H''T"rr' A. 'Se mem
Hcr> are We. E'eAS"d WA Ihe lie"
quarters.
ST. matthew's Laoies -ha
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'NECHEN
Checking Epidemic


The health officials q: this city. are
d"!ng cH"ryih!iI,, IL th".r power TO- ne X
thc c;iG' mic -: scarlet :r""r. u!p"tne-
T!a Auh other disease which ~" PIE
va:,tNs tjr"UEh th" ln"u at present and
!eel that II ttSt they a:c SU.,",.!.lE. a.
very Few new cases nave h""a reported.
Health notices buv, t".u laced tf""uGE-
out the c:tS. and Ii" Laws :r"'.! '"n .
SrrGat''.,. lettering IN i"s;u:t:r" 81 any
BUSINESS houS".'. md ,.nar Wn">" homes
AZ" under GuHruntIu" n.Fst not 80 90;
Of their yard. and Il they do. they vii!
the HUl!I.:sS VIII nc CCu,,G,staI. ani Il"
this a;auHvv. & - hui""l tr..' TIA" ':tE
Will &c soon rlG 20" tie diseases.
Knights to lIoet.
Tho regular U"rt.:}~ "r IN" i. - :.
lodge wi. h.' he'll tH!" evening. N ;:."'r
hull. After !ritiatory w"'N i SCOTT. t.'n''
VIII b. cri,'I"d.
Getting Along Nicely
Thomas KIdy. who fc:. from team
While Il; his work IN the local l.. " -
shops So" ral days ago. and had h.S
nose broken and suffered Il numi"r at
Other bruises about the body. is r"p"',
Cd 70 J." ttiHG u!u&S nt'"tN
DTS. Ktnehnrt Enterta:ns.
Mrs. \. Is. NincAarI proved a charm
Ing hostess .INt rNru.uc wnrn -" "a.
torta!ne,! the memoirs "t IN" N"m"n's
Homo NJ Is.onary Society at her A'nn"
on NEiES.tst!I SlT'Ht. 1 ne ItSN''f. tNtll''N
WAS discussed. after which uC"ll"W"rk.
MUSIC and varIuaS ether diversion" wee
enjoyed. \ dainty i8Urhc"n WAS served
at i iat' hour.
Legion NeetinG
A. \. Mountain Post - IA" American
Legion Viii meet IN tl-!: hall It's "vc-
ming. R"rrrts VIII he mai" "u In" funds
FOR a nra ."nrr. and he =, ports FOR the
month su"inttied. The re;uatad-r If the
evening will DC spent II enjoying II
smoker.
The ladies Auxiliary - he Leg on
VII also meet ~ their headquarters tMs
evening.
League Of Voters hot,
An interesting meeting Of -" l."HcH"
OF Women Voters MAS h"!d last evening
In the school auditorium Officers Co.
;h" yrar wr"c elected. and III" yearly re
port made. The :Ecv,irg was largely a.
tcWGcd.
Junior Hndoavor.
Miss "a Morris WI. bs m charge o.
tho meeting uf the Junior Endcavnr So
Ctctv tbs evening. after school. An In
t"rcstlWE ,rSSon study ALL 10 discussed
after which 4 pleasant social time Viii
pc enjoyed.
Local Girl wcds.
An Interesting W"l ling took n.a"s
SCster lay morning "a IH:3n O'clock a.;
the hu:nv ut Mr.. and Mrs. Albert suffer.
~ south Marshall street. when Miss Liz
Ian Pctrth became tho bride OF Mr..
Henry Driesbach, OF Shadys!de. Rev. s.
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Don't Tolerate Headaches or
Bilious Indigestion Any
More. Get a Tube of
Burtone Tablets
REFUND DOUBLE WHAT
YOU PAY IF IT FAILS.

II Is unnecessary to suffer day
longer with nervous, bilious heada''. :
hclch!ng spells, gas OF i.iinS in t.
stomach after meals. Such Indigestion
troubles vapiIsh overnight a Burton"
Tablet DE- 80 the work and another now
~. 'thrn keeps the system In tip-top,
glowing health-A bsolutely guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
BILIOUS INDIGESTION PAINS
AND HEADACHES STOPPED 25C

No matter how desperate-how chronic
how persistent your trouble No mat
ter if spots before the eyes. weak DIZZY
eI,"lis and kindred symptoms indicate
an advanced stage Just go to your
c"I@Gist--pay 25r for a tube OF Burtone
I?i,l"t* and if they fail-the druggist
vi! refund juSt do'h!e what you paid.
But they will not dlsappoint you. This
..,u!. ,r,araatc" is possible only be-
..,Le". YOU anil all otker users are bound
to +" pleased. The thousands or Gus
toners Of the United Store Company.
K,venswood. ". Va. fManufacturers)
swear by Burtonc Tablets for bilious In
digestion pains and heada aches. \ ma.
ton wide demand forces the sale at all
we'll stocked drug stores. Csc tube
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

rested yesterday in Wheeling On drunk
charge. II seems that Gene had
plenty or money ard decided t. Invest
he ma Tor - az { n n" cvtr-taI!tnB
Stnch. namely. john EarleyCVrn. Hav-
.ng hourht this s;."'k from broker In
H.nvo.", (; seemed - continue "U -
Downward trend hat ~ toward ';"nH' :
Gr.. -" dec!'!cd :" have FOR Whee 'Ag
aHl upon arr!I :HE At HIS des;.Caii"n hs
WIS immediately p.,ArI up and taken
I" police co"ru tie drew oae ard costs.
Dance Last Night
THO regular weekly d;tu," o: the Bcu-
woo! \. { WAS held last evening at ~"
I..Hrrt; HAL awi WAS well attended.
These weekly affairs are becoming very
l"Hu;ar ~ E2rwoo and w.th To good
mu>ir Furnished BY the Imperial "rCh"s-
ira OK Wheeling. I, looks as though their
popularity w"U,d increase.
Concrete Dry.
Thursday afternoon should 500 ;h"
opening Of aH"th,r Strrirh # .rav.ur.
that IS the section hctw"ea Twelfth
street ard B"nwu"d FUNSTON. Til" CO..
creto has been an this part in- the lns;
three weeks ard by Thursday Il sho"'h
I've good AID dry and ready 10 open fo7
traffic.
Pythtanu Net.
4 we'll attended meeting Of tha Even
ing Star lodge No. IL. knights ~ Pyth-
laS wa3 held last evening 1t th"i- lodge
rnvlus on Main street. The evening -
SNrn; attrnd!rg TO some ~ TIE NOR" I'M
portAat business matters which were
offered for dlsruSs'ou. After the huN!-
ness session smokes wrr" Yassrd and
the reSt o! the evening spent Mt soCiai
plst!nes.
Bsnwood Briefs
The regular class in domestic art was
hold last night a. Cn!On school.
Edward Cunningham. OF EdSewocG.
was visitor II Eruw"od yesterday.
Mr. and AIRS. Roy l.. F:'dermnn. OF
Cleveland. O., have returned home after
,!s!t with friends IN Rcrwood.
Deputy Fire Marshall Nose K!ndel-
berger was n business NS!tor In Ben
wood yesterday.
Mrs. H. J. Ohio. of G-Ift"n returned
home last evening after spending sev-
eral days here as guests .: friends.
Walter Charnock. OF Main street has
been brought homo from the Gl2ndalr
hospital. where he has been confined
for tho past few weeks.
Joseph Riers OF Pittsburgh. attend
ell to business IN Rcnwnod yesterday.
Mrs W. J. Moran. -. water street Is
visiting her mother in New Mart!nsvillc.
for few days.
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Many travellers declare the Arabs 10
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Many travellers declare the Arabs 10
be the handsomest people OF the earth.
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OUR HENRY FORD

born at soTts Tea. 40 year. &c, a at.
81
drilling In being widely herI.Ged
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Henry Ford Drills in Company Of Humble,
Magnolia, Gulf Companies

The thrill your getting from the barrier ahead Of
them all wnnerhat the kind start of the Henry Ford
Oil Company
by 5000 of interests received this morning
This President Ford close friends Such
support s this the quick drilling d the we'll
The Henry Ford Oil Company the first Mexia organ
with formed
this company right in the heart of the pool
dividend checks should be pouring back to interest holders before
others get rugged up
Thousands Of dollars will pour Henry Fordthe with
lease in with the big Acknowledgements, Humble,
Ford only aloting $4,000 in units for the market
will he oversubscribed IS certain
You will be of sharing in the fortune that
Henry should make The orders that come in first by wire will
Those that in first by mail will be placed
in stacks and with the time OF their arrival
If your money reaches the office first will be sure of getting
hck Shares 81 each Every - VIII
equally other dollar in the Henry Ford OH Company
capitalization only $15O000 shar" fully paid and non
There three nice cations on our lease me
production the first well should take care OF dg TWO more IL
dividends with this company
than any Texas company has ever PAID
Remembers square deal. big and quick dividends
The wired reservation will be taken of first out of this small al
lotmcn orders will be timed The rule will be- First
Come. First Served.
Don dcov The Mcxia those who acted You
con share in the wealth Of this TamIiro OF qexas
Wire this stating the amount of 81 shares wanted Then fill
ont the COUPON below your check and place the first mail
Don't miss this opportunity
-- -'- - - - -
Room K.o P Building
Ia'e'''''.''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dear
r m n Tar |a,nr o. all
shareholders
STATE
na,sa 1shoes.p o OH M'1a Texas
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daily
from EnssNu to
i Of on irOrk
Magnolia activities have been aSceand so completely hut it is
know nhaves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

now, TO use the treatment that will overcome
them. Three of the famous Woodbury. treat
ments for improving the skin are repubshed on
this page. You will find additional treatments
for each different type Of skin in the booklet
of treatments, "A Skin You Love to Touch"
which is wrapped around every cake of Wood
bury's Facial Soap.
Get cake of Woodburys today and find in the
booklet the treatment recommended for your
skin. Begin using it tonight.
The very first treatment with Woodbury's vii!
leave your skin with slightly drawn, tight feeling.
Do not regard this as disadvantages is an
indication that the treatment is doing you good
for it means that your skin is responding in the
right way to more thorough and stimulating
kind of cleansing After a few nights this drawn
sensation will disappear and your skin will emerge
from its nightly bath SO soft and smooth that
you will never again want to use any other method
of cleansing your face
You can get Woodbury's Facial Soap at any
drug store or toilet goods counter. ascent cake
will last for a month six weeks Of any treat
ment, and for general cleansing use for that time.
The Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York
and Perth, Ontario.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

If used regularly, Woodbury's Facial
Soap has a markedly beneficial effect
on the skin as an organism. 1t stimu-
lates the little blood vessels, keeps the
pores in an active condition, and gives
the skin tissues firmness ami tone.
The power Of Woodbury's Facial
Soap to benefit and improve the COM
plexion is due to the fact that it is
based on a special formula. the result
of years of scientific study of the skin
and its needs. Only the purest and
finest ingredients enter into this for
mula. - In consequence Woodbury's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Use daiiy-to keep your skin in good condition

Facial Soap can be used with extremely
sensitive and tender skins which often
react unfavorably to other toilet soaps.
Use Woodbury's daily in your toilet
and. see how instantly your skin will
begin to respond to its tonic qualities
what a new feeling of softness and
smoothness your skin will have.
You will find Woodbury's one of the
most economical soaps you have ever
used. A ascent cake lasts for a month
or six weeks-almost twice as long as
an ordinary toilet soap of the same
apparent size.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
FOR your special type of skin
there is a special treatment
Skins differ zvideb-aye you using
the right treatment for your type of skim?

IF your skin is a constant problem to
l. you--if you cannot keep it smooth and
haWless-then you may be sure it is be-
cause you are not using the right treat
ment for your special type of skin.
Skins differ widcly-and each different
type OF skin needs different kind of care.
The girl whose complexion is of an oily
type should use a special form Of cleansing
to counteract the tendency to become dis
agreeaby shiny.
The girl with pale, sallow skin needs
treatment that will rouse and stimulate
the delicate pores and blood vessels.
No matter what your type of skin hap
pens to be-you can overcome its defectsl
BY the right treatment, followed persist
emily, you can give it the natural charm,
the fresh loveliness and color that come
from healthy, well-cared-for condi-
ton of the skin itself.
Remember that your skin is constantly
= chaneine-each day old skin dies and new
n skin takes its place. Even if, through neg
y lect, or the wrong kind of treatment you have
allowed your skin to lose its attractiveness-
by giving the new skin which forms each
day, the special care suited to its needs you can
actually make it over-rnake it as clear and
smooth you want it to be-
Study the special needs Of your skin--hnd
out just what its weaknesses are and begin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
For the girl with an oily skin

If continually by
skn and shiny nosebegn tonight this
1IRST cleanse face thoroughly by washing it usual
4 with WoodbWy's Facial Soap and Wipe
off the surplus moisture but leave the skin slightly damp
Now with work a heavy ath of Woodburys
Facial Soap hands Apply face and rub
horoughyawaysw outward
with then with coldhe colder the better.
IF possible, rub face few with of
skin and fhe the
Make nightly habit and before will marked
love complexion which the steady
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