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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Teas

Mrs Fauu Frccbornq tea on tho
afternoon Of Tuesday. Complimou'iug
nor relative and visitor. Mrs. John IT,
uotfockor of smyrna. Dcl. was au-
iuyed by 90 uf her t.Iruls who
come ln .tu maNi this visitor.
Moadnmcs George w Brigham. BCr-
tram Davis Mummy T. Ncuman and
william calder poured tea during
fhc hours and further asslalnR were
Mechanics John A. Arnold. James
E McCah,. Paul ~ Reed. Otvay
Morrow and Miss Nurllla Bright.
French blue and orchid woro dainty
DolOra shown iu fIuworu ana candles.
the flowers heiuK scotch thisflcg and
bachelor buttons
Mrs Frank Dean Caihoy invited o
company Of iriDUds for tea ON
Wednesday afternoon To- meet hor
friend Miss Almyru GivcuR ~ Louis.
Iuua, Mo. Tho hum" presented y
bower of rosoH Sweet peas ana cape
losHnmluo. lu different shades Of uur-
pie, yellow aud whlf". were parr,I.
larry lovely lu tho dining room.
where ices and rukos were served.
Assisting tho honoas wua her moth.
vr. Mrs Frank Dean Cathoy and
others being Ncadnmos Theodore
Cox. 6. i. walker. j. VI. MrCuue.
Misses Clnfliu Bryan. Nluhnrotta
scott Dorothy Cline, Louise iiooy,
Maxine Day, Elvllda Ecll Springer
Elizabeth nronoh, Dorothy NcCuue.
sara Murray, Grace Campbell and
kathyrn owen.
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ard, Okla, Mary Patton, Dorothy
Kirk. Glenn Earns and Grace Breen.
Mrs. Glenn Arthur Campbell paid
pre-nuptial courtesy 10 Miss Vivian
Fulghum on the afternoon OF Fri
day, giving brldge-shower in her
honor and entertaining at tho home
cf her mother, Mrs. John Bartlett
Mcserve In the walker apartments
Close friends of Miss Fulghum were
guests and were seated about eight
tables placed In the entertaining
suite that offered particularly
charming appearance adorned with
tail floor baskets holding garden
flowers I'm purple, white. blue and
yellow. Many attractive gifts were
presented Miss Fulghum. This pop
luar member Of society Will be
among the June brides, her engage
ment 10 Mr.. Robert O. Barry hav-
ing been announced on Wednesday
at y very charming afternoon tea
given by her mother, Mrs. Frederic
Almet Fulghum at which time the
wedding date, June 81 was also an
nOunced. Miss Fulghum IL to be the
recipient OF n number OF honors by
her friends, this bride-shower CIV
On by NTs. Campbell who is to be
her matron OF honor, and who as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. Meserve.
being the initial one. Guests sharing
the pleasures OF the afternoon were
Mosdamcs Hubbard Rudisll. James
NJ. Berry. sylvan S. Price, Robin
Swaller, Thomas j. Wood, sydney
s. Smith, j. owen Pearce, Ewing
Harris. j. T.. Tomlinson. Victor b.
Walker. Bertram Redgrave. Harry
n
B. Dunlap. j. Dewitt HUI. Edward
w. Thornton, Randolph House, Don
G. Boutwell,, William f. Cochran.
Misses Grace Campbell. Mildred
Porter OF Leonard. Okla. Margaret
Hagler. Louise wood, Francis Rid
die, Kathryn Fulghum. Rhea walk
er, Florence Sheets, Frank Dean
Cathey and Almyra Givens Of st.
Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

The Womans Civic league meetsu
the library on Monday afternoon ~
2:30 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

The Swatlka Star club will -
Monday evening at the Y. w. ctOe,'
at 1880 o'clock. w. - A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

below. Frozen fruit salad and sand
wlches were served after the pro-
gram was given. Miss Riddle was
assisted by her mother. MIS- RIMS
Il. Riddle.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
PERSONAL ITEMS

Jack Hunter arrived in town this
week.
Bert Syphus wss In for supplies
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. ]. Donal is spending the
week end at Flatnose.
d. F. H. Petty, dentist of Cedar City.
Utah, is in Phoebe for short time and
will be located at the Alexander Hotel.
Thanksgiving was fittingly obsery-
ed at the Dew Drop Inn Thursday by
the addition of turkey and all the
fixin's to the regular menu. Partic
ular people always get what they
want to eat at Carman's place.
County Treasurer Geo. w. Franks
came up from Caliente to spend
Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs.
Louise Franks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hammond and
Mrs. Will Hammond of Ursine, were
Phoebe visitors Wednesday.
Joe Hammond and Sam Hollinger
were transacting business in Phoebe
Saturday.
A. H. Snyder left today for Sail
Lake City on business.
Frank Gibeaut has moved his fam
lily into their n ew home recently
purchased from e. l.. Nores.
Mrs. Paul Succetti spent Thanks
giving with relatives here. She ex-
meets to remain for several days
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Delmue motor
ed to Phoebe Thursday evening to
attend the dance.
George Clark ana wife were in
from Jack Rabbit for the dance.
John Roeder Jr. was in from Bris
tol to spend THANKSGIVING with his
parents.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Blad, Mr. ant
3 Mrs. Willard Smith and Miss Car
J men Amante motored from Calientt
, to attend the dance here Thanks
giving evening.
w. ]. Reid spent Thanksgiving a
! Panaca with his family.
! The residents of Cedar Street wer
: somewhat alarmed last Friday nigh
$ when the home of Mrs. Nora Dono
hue caught fire. Although the fir
4 was eytinguished without the aid Q
/ The local fire department and prao
n 'ically no damage done, 1t was tn
!. ause of considerable excitement fo
Il short time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
CAL|{NTE NEWS
PLAY ny HOME TALENT
PROVES REAL SUCCESS

The play entitled Sing a Song Of
Seniors" was given before large
audience by Caliente Home Dramat
ic Talent on Thanksgiving Eve and
it is to be hoped that The ladies', en-
couraged by the evident success Of
their initial effort before a Caliento
audience, will give further plays
The musical numbers included in the
playlet were excellent Mrs, Blad'
musical talent being Well known and
the singing OF Miss Martha Walkaf
was marked by sweetness OF expires
sion.
Carmen Amente took the part OF
Peggy Hood Barbara Ayers wa
portrayed by Mrs, Howard Keele
Freda Dean was Comic Cary ant
Martha Walker characterized JAM
Ray, all seniors in an up-to-the-min
ute school for girls. The principa
was Mrs Toland, Fay Dunlap takinl
the part of Miss Romney, member o.
the faculty, and last hut not in thu
| least was Cecil Rose, society cir
cleverly taken by Mrs. A. G. Blad
Al parts were taken with assurance
and verve, the acting OF Mrs. A. G
Blad, Martha Walker and Fred,
Dean possibly calling for especia
praise, only, however, on accoun
of the greater opportunity offered b,
their parts The entire absence o
prompting and ease of acting evi
denced careful preparation and whel
the curtain went down ON the las
act the house was ready for more,
certain sign of their interest an,
appreciation.
After the conclusion of the playla
1.-The floor of the Rex Annex Hall wa
el AIRED for dancing to the music o
the Denton-WilcoN Orchestra an
the merriment continued unit
THANKSGIVING Day,
extension of Platform Into
Town Under Considerable
The further extension of the brio
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
ARE FOUND
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT

The trial OF Walter O'Connor and
George Bullerwell, charged with
contempt of court b. violating fed
brought to a close this afternoon and
the case given TO the jury
Attorney Il. r Roberts argued for
the defendants, while United States
Attorney George Springmeyer pre-
sented the government case.
The two men, both strikers, were
charged with having beaten a rail-
road guard and shop strikebreaker
OF the Los Angeles and Salt Lake
railroad in a postoffico at Caliente.
Roberts sought to show that o scuf-
file was started by the complaining
witness and that 0'Connor hadtak-
en- a blaclSjac from the strikebreak-
err and struck him with It,
Springmeyer sought to prove that
only the guard had carried IA black
lack and that the one used by O'Con-
nor was carried by the striker into
the postoffice
The jury brought in verdict OF
guilty and the defendants were fin
ed $500 each.-SparsSs Tribune.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
100000 LIVES SAVED
FROM GREAT WHITE
PLAGUE

Reno. New. Especial to the Rec
ord approximately 100000 lives
were saved from the great white
plague" in America during the year
in the national campaign for the
prevention of tuberculosis. in which
one and all Nevada is sharing, il
is estimated from workers reports
to the National Tuberlocusis Asso-
citation.
How Nevada is sharing in this
Humanitarian enterprise, one of the
mightest arms of which is that of
enlightment and hence. prevention,
is indicated by some of the work
Just closing by the Nevada Public
Health Association, which is affili-
ated with the National.
Realizing that in order most eff
fectually to stamp out the ravages
VI tht uloCdSG, lll0 WI MULE pC6ih o.
the fountain head-that is, carry
their efforts into the schools, there
nculcateing in the minds of the
young folks the wholesome ideas OF
health and cleanliness. Further, q
campaign of general education, witt
the view of calling attention of the
lawmakers of the commonwealth sc
hat they may cooperate more close
" with lifegiving measures, is being
waged
Exclusive of the schools of Reno
forty-two Nevada schools were en-
rilled in the Modern Health Crusad
movement Thousands of children
are being taught the rules OF healtl
and sanitation under the supervis
ion of, and through personal contac
with the public health nurse. TIL
young minds are encouraged in thi
work through contests such
those in which they are required t
submit posers for which prizes ar
given; children who observe a Gel
tain percentage of the modren healt
Crusade rules are given buttons an
the schools having the highest nun
Der of Modern Health Crusader
are awarded banners.
All schools in Nevada are invite
to have the public health nurse Wis
them and to have the school childre
weighed, measured and inspected
School children weighed, measure
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
Long Beach. Calif.

Long Beach, Calf
G. Raymond Bannister, newspaper
man of Los Angeles, visited with
friends at Caliente during the week.
Ray Miner, on the staff of the Los
Angeles Examiner, spent week in
Lincoln County visiting mining prop
critics in the vicinity OF the old gold
camp of Delamar.
VIM. j. Palmer and Hugh K. Van
Wagner. prominent mining men OF
the Phoebe district were passengers
on Wednesdays stage to Phoebe.
G. NJ. Fowler, of the Anaconda Cop
per company accompanied f. Il
Snyder to the Bristol mines on Mon
! day,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01

MIZPAH CHAPTEa. O. n. D.. LODGE
No IS, Phoebe, New. Meets second
and fourth Wednesday of each
month at 7:30 p. m. at Masonic Hall.
All visiting brothers and sisters are
invitetd to attend
Worthy Matron, Mrs Carrie Orr;
Worthy Patron, VIM. H. Pitts; Sec
rotary, Mrs. Marian Christian.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01

platform to connect with the bust
ness district of the town of Caliente
tic now under consideration by DIE
departments of the Union Pacific
railroad according to Mr. Bigelow
who has CHARGE of this work. This
is good news for the town as the
Caliente Commercial Club has ex-
pressed themselves as in favor OF the
matter which viii serve to make it
more convenient for both railroad
snd the local community.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01

mIRNM REBEkAn LODGE Ne. -.
PioSee. New. Meets every Thursday
AZ 1880 p. m. At i. D. Q. +. Hall All Wis. a
lttng brothers and sisters are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs Hattie Walker, Noble Grand:
Mary K. Campbell. Vice Grand;
Bertha Wulfenstein, Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
CONDITIo N OF FUNDS

Total ..........,....... 1856 "a Total ....
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
PRINCE CONSOLIDATED nINIus
AND SMELLING COMPANY

Prince Consolidated Mining and
Smelling Company, incorporated I'M
der The laws of Nevada
Capitalization: three million
shares at fifty cents each.
Principal Office: Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
Location of Property: Ely Mining
District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Twenty Claims.
OFFICERS: J. f. Gallagher. President,
A. II. Godbe, Vice President; Her
man Harms. John c. Howard and
Arthur Sweet, additional directors:
NJ c, Godbe. secretary and general
manager: J. II. Hedges, superintend-
emit; A, l.. Scott, resident agent.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01

and inspected last year numbered
ICES in Reno. Sparkle, Glandale,
wadsworth. Lovelock. Verdi. Win
nemneca. GardnerviIle. Minden and
centeryille. One nurse made 54s
visits the last year.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01
Marko Bacic
aoor AND snGE REPAIRING
Meadow Valley Street.
PIoCHE. NEVADA
MINING DIRECTORY
VIRGINIA LOUISE MINING CoMpAN,

VIRGINIA LOUISE MINING COMPANY
incorporated under tks laws OF the
State OF Nevada.
capitalization 100000 shares at
$1.00 each.
Principal office. Phoebe, Nevada
Transfer office, $50 |. w. Hellman
Building, Los Angeles.
Location of mine, Ely Mining Dis
;rict, Lincoln County, Nevada.
OFFICERS and Directors: ]. ID.
Thomson. President; N. s. Berray,
Vice President; Chas. A. Thompson.
Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01

G. w, Hamilton, tralnmaster az
Galiente is expecting his family to
visit with him during the coming
week The Hamilton's home is al
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balcr, GaIbrcs, Itopanbret ca. 1000 Ser
Toner, ba ntoa III nGiteu ipsrac: Spor
er bort son ibna? 8irre Scbsler, i'aI
Ser bIipe 2io i @ieruingeu. Icpcubc On
tercsic / frIc3 Samorbcioe. eIIer IfaI ri
bolNc oS tiIboge fra ioa itisu Ell 9irrs
Ii8bcocns @icrriue % ienoe Sihraeeue
tiIba8c til bier crfelt @iner? @ler Hal
III ta8e SiNeu tiIbirIp % perte / ct bum
Nrcbc Gar? Soeer er Idat trent for
cNer iii Tf9iprct1s. gieu buIt paa, at
&cliiRrcIie % SrtpieI for SIretcrne,
iom tomncr, er / eli ubprc llSitrrtuius
nfbrn8i8 al pcu SIret, iom M er.
g. q. @crtiIrlN, 8oieol, Riru., or
ansicrer. Ellie @iNro8 icnoes til bom.
@i benter life. ar @iNra9 Hal itrsmme
tnb, iou 8e8n itrenwlcr neo / &c "panbc
S~urhcoa9e"; mcu III peuter Spar pao
bort Spraab. Set or life mcr eno rets
frrbi9t, at nor uonnubrebc SI99t eipcr
SuoiamIingsforitecu SpIrsrir9 ON,
buao Sc bill 9isre, bar trrtt at eisre eIs
Ter life bill 9isre for berue Sag.
GRit cIiteSc @parefoIt, Lar os ptie, al
hi life aleue bar Sin / ps, men at hi ces
iaa, for Ell Sang StpIS, fan piIe, at Del
CT 2ip ibIauSt ps.
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gerb, Oregon.
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Eat fra Woro Safpta.

Seq bill bebe ON 0laos for np9le Gins
ier, ba ies for bar ~ifrepet ct Stptte uns
Der Sperifriften "Rsbeu / 3ortb 9atos
to-. Der bar ogiaa itrepet ont bette for
no | Slaoet, % Oct a nnrnteit for at
giere Sreoifripereu betienbt meo Sorbolz
bene Zig iom De er paa flere Steoer, OF
ies ifreo bette. Ieu 8ro itnreoe Oct
iaaIebes, at Sreoet bIep lGit al mango
9obe 9ienrcIter meo parmt SiertcIao %
Billie til at biGlpe, bopr Der er Neb %
Ranael. Seq mobto9 ba Ell Eel Sci pris
bate Srepe baaoe fra apinbeforeuinaer
% @rtcItpcrioner, iom bao ON Ibress
fer I'll DC melt trrueeube, icg tienotc.
Se9 fprie9te meo cgen Saano at beipare
ale ois'e Srcpc % ieubc GNrcSier til
i%aaodnne, bnor ie9 pthite, at 6irlp bar
pdatrRbet. Ien oct CT III iirr for al
faa lihtrpttc min Saf Ill ale, ION Quu
Sen9e % alpoer, bnor set melt bebez
pches, al ie9 ltripcr MI. @oa ocreS 0c0z
ne, 'orn mobtp9 ilp9ct, or set at ico itocr
Saf til ale, itipnt ieg or pocrbcpiit ON,
at s bar bort fra Nohta9crne Ielp %
peo mco-%ishcb, at oct forboIoer iie ilig,
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% Sp9bum er tiIitcbe, % 9aar omtrinE
/ Snienc % brin9er Srpit og &irIp cite,
bebitc gpne. Seq er filter poa, at ale
Iom mobto9 ro9ct, bar label berc ira Jig
men ifIIbe no9et @reu bore u~beipure
al mig, % or bette life fleet al 2i9cgpI,
bisheb, men er Ell Spr9lcumcIie, ion
Gsbfomulenbe, ion1 life bar mootaac
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at ifribe.
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Torretningsnotiier.
Sub @Grbi for SuSer % Climb.

St or padIioeIie uubsrrcttet ON, at
StrGppeharnIsre % andre farer o~uttrius
ube / Sanobiitritterre % tisber pp Gus
Der % Climb al Susbpr label iom Sells
firb til fir en- Sierbebcl eIer en- SaIps
bel at heres @9roi. Gue oisie Sla9s
Sarrproouftsr bar ieien daet BEN @rrs
81, BE 9~icnnemirttIie babe isr arigen,
% be fIeite SeIsiftro er erhos meset
bsierc / SrtS.
@ tilraaber Sarnter1te, at Sc liSirrer
lin 6Iaaniug pmbnsselt8 % taser soot
bare paa tine Suber % Climb. Seno
bem life / in,aa BARTER mcS Srast. %
bet biz toite mtrpre pr. Y~attepot eucr
grpreIs.
Striu III os sfter npr Satalps % TriSs
Iiite SO. 10 liant anosu belnrenoe Sis
~teratlir.
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minneapolis, gfirn.
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Ii Grunde hvorfor
du skulde sende efter Brooks Anven-
delse for Broktilfslde.

1. Den err absolut den eneste Anven-
delse af sit Slags / Handelen idag. og I
den er indbefattet de Principper. som
Opfndere har sogt efter / Aarevis.
2. Anvendelsen for at holde Tilfeldet
paa sin Plads, a like kastes I'D ar
Sitting.
8. Da det err en- Luftpude at myg
Gummi. holder den sig tact ind I'll Lee
genet, men ~foraarsager alligevel like
Blemmer eller Irritationer.
4. Ulig de ordinere saakaldte Puder.
brugt / andre Bind. err de like ube-
kvemme eller klodsede.
5. Den err liden. blod og myg og kan
umulig Observers udenpaa hlederne.
6. De blode. myge Baand, der holder
Anvendelsen, giver like en- den ube-
hagelige sensation AT at bare et Sale-
bind.
4. Der err intet som kan komme
Ulave og naar Diet blir smudsigt kan
Diet uden at tage mindste Skade vaskes
S. Der err ingeu Metal-Springe 1 An
vendelsen til at pine en- we'd at skiere
eller ~besksdige Ktodet.
Q. ALLIE Materialer hvoraf Anvendel-
sen err lavet err at Diet bedste som Pense
kan skate, gjorende Diet til en- varig
og ufarlig Anvendelse at bere.
10. vi %garanterer din komfor Ill
enhve It'd og | allie Stillinger. og se!-
ger allie Anvendelser med denne posi-
tive Forstaaelse.
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I'll SeScIer!

aontiteeu for Sesatet. ScboIenS Gel.
bar ieieu uoienot fine Sreoc til ubpaue
breoe SebsIer % en- Gel az bercs Otter
formere. Iaree at Dem, Iom eap iiNz
tie Iar, bar at Be fsrite, ipm ineienSte
fine Sibrae MI ibsit. Ieu ubenom biSic
bar Bet op til bcune Sio eaaet imant
meb Snbiamlinaen. 2ab os M life mis-
~foritaa bsuue Sag. Set er iuseu NsSs
hirlp hi itnl ifaffe tilpcie. Ici, hi bill
nm faa Bob iii at briuse ct Sepis for,
at bort 9anlle Siem bar N itpr Ylnos /
bort Siertc, % paa fannie Sio opuadr
III osiaa, at Dor @ase bIir til @eIiieueIie
for netop benz, iom tr9nser ben melt.
9aar man Ter, at en- cneite Yericn -
SalIiueeu Salopr &. 8iic - eap SoIs
9ormliue ct Seeat paa $4,000 arcrer
til airtefpnb % .paa famine SiS fer paa
oor eser SrbiantIins rteb gebiSitbebeu
ON, at / De iibite 20 Gdr er Der ira Ses
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st npnt SnIernnn.

Gen M rotiaa peIficnSte 9apib 8bite
@etrprofet bill uheierc Ell fIiuitig % net
Suleeube. Saa 'nirrle Sio Iom Den CT
malertIt % unberbcIoenbe er Den ooiad
ct oibeuitabelig arIdet S%nitrlment, Der
dttltrat fouiOiteer Setret. Seren toms
mer ub raar Ser ifal bIibe Heen eler
Sne, mebers Sans % @rete biicr iie
foruo for eoot % tert @etr. Sterrelie
6hx7R Somme. SeubeS pprtpfrit peb
RobtageIIer of $500. abresie: SapiS
8bite, Sept. 70. 419 Gait @ater ST.,
RiItuaufee, @is.
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Der nrinbit liseioa mango andre tilitcbc,
mebens andre Sunbreoer inbienbte 2pis
sn'fnines'fribelIer eler bibro9 til ben
@aoe, iom pperraftes acknowledgement.
Seiten aabnebes al Yrpf. 8cspis meb
,SfriftIGsnin8 % Ssn, % 'om 9ieses
meter funeerte Prof. Or. Brandt. Sas
Ter bolbtes at Semtnariets 9citprer, al
Prof. Gr. Sobuien, Stubept so. 3. Sol
Iefsrub, 8aitor Reisitab, 81. S. q. Stub
% at gaftor 81. 6. goe. StIiibit talte
Scr. 8usse 90 taftebe paa fin eyer %
i'm Suitrus @eene for al @eIbilie Bit
benz. Seiten afIIuttebes meb 9su %
@elfisnelie neb 8rpf. Or. 8ruce.
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Sendt paa Prove for Bevis.

Hvis du har forsegt de ieste andre
Ting, kom til os. Hvor andre har
slaaet fell, har vi havt vor storste
Sukces.
J Send vedstaaende Kupon idag og vi
vii sende dig fritz vor illustrerede Bog
pm Brok og diets Kur. visende vor An
vendelse og givende dig Priser og
Navne paa mango Mennesker. som har
provet den og blev helbredet. Den gil
Teller. Husk paa, at vi bruger ingen
Salver, intet Bind, ingen Legne.
vi sender paa Prove for at Devise,
at hvad vi siger er sandt. Der err ingen
bedre Rettesnor / Livet end andres
Erfaring.
Nedenfor er nogle faa Breve fra wore
1921 Files" og kommende fra allie
Kanter af Landet. De omfatter Mand,
Kvinder og Borns Erfaring.
Nogle af disse vii kanske we're af
Interesse for dig. vi har Tusender af
lignende Breve, allie fortallende ON
den Taknemmelighed og Glade Brew
skriverne felte over den Lindring og
Helbredelse bragt we'd Brooks Anven-
delse.
Las disse OF ssg at fatte din egen
Glede. hvis ogsaa du havde fundet allie
dine PLACER we'd Brok over.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01
"Jeg tror din Anvendelse vii
helbrede ethvert Broktilfelde."

Lansing, Mich, oil Princeton Ave,
10. August 1921.
Mr.. C. f. Brooks, Marshall, Mich.
Hoist&rede:-Jeg kjobte en- Anven-
delse af dig for omtrent 1 Aar siden
og da jeg XXX har brugt den de sidste
Diet. Jeg har ventet med at skrive.
indtil jeg kunde prove Diet en- lengere
It'd. og er nu saa taknemmelig for, at
vendelse vii helbrede ethvert Broktil-
falde, hvis man vii tage paa og BRUCE
Diet. Jeg ensker. at enhver, der lider
af Brok. kunde faa vide ON denne Hell
bredelse.
Deres arbodige
Mrs. Carrie B. Morgan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01
Gjor tungt Konstruktions-Arbeide.

HaverhiIT, MASS, SO Water St,
80. JUL 1921.
Mr.. c. f. Brooks, Marshall, Mich.
HeistRrede:-Det err nu nRsten halv-
andet Aar siden jeg brugte min Anven-
delse og jeg foler, at jeg err aldeles
kureret. Jeg arbeider som Temmer-
Redistribution og har like folt noget
af Broktilfaldet siden. Arbeidet alene
er nok til at give den en- noiagtig
Prove. Hvorsomhelst jeg kan sige ct
we're rede til at gjere saa og hvis du
skulde have A~nledning til at benytte
dette Brew for Reference vii Diet glede
mig. Eugene L. Hersom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01
En- Stebers Erfaring.

Dayton, Ohio, 329h f. Ord St,
II. Februar 1921.
Brooks Appliance Co,
Marshall. Mich.
Mine Herrer:-Jeg kjobte en- Anven-
delse for omtrent halvandet Aar siden
den har helbredet mig for nit Brok-
tilf@lde. Har like benyttet Diet siden,
October og feler som jeg skulde
ware aldeles kureret. Jeg err Stober og
gjorde tungt Arbeide 1 denne It'd. Jeg
din Anvendelse til allie jeg
kjender.
Din @rbedige
G, l.. Robinson.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

stendig kureret mig efter at have
brugt den / 10 Maaneder. Jeg kan ar
beide nu og er like plaget paa nogen
Made. Du kan benytte dette Brew for
Reference hvis Diet kan nytte dig noget.
Deres arbodige
Elmer F.. Ross.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01
"Sparte mig fra en- Operation"

Bedrock. Ohio,
s. JUL 1891.
Mr.. c. E. Brooks, Marshall, Mich.
Observation-Disclosures at have benyttet
din Anvendelse IS Maaneder bar leg
Snndet Lindring. Jeg led f~orterdelig
inJtii ieg AK Fat / din Auvendelse og
den sparte mig for en- Operation.
N Florence Stockman,