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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS. SATURDAY. MAY 31, 1919.
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TEXAS TOWNS
CALTEKT.
Culvert Texas, May 29. Miss 141
lia llannlo of Sherman Is 'a "
city viHttlng her relatives, Mrs. bm-;
Bia Taller and family. ,
Enrlc Temple, Sisters of Mysterious
Term gave an Ice cream feast Sun
day st the home of Mrs. 0. C. Dog-
Mrs. P. "Woodard of Mart la In the
city visiting her sister. Mrs. Win.
McCullough. Mr. Willis Roberta of
Dallas and Mrs. Annie Clark- Lewis
of Waco, were In the city a faa.y"
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Boberts.
M ins 8. J. Rayner, one of Curort a
best young teachers came homo Fri
day after spending a successful
school term at Ryle in Dallas count?.
The people were glad to see Miss
8U8ergeant Fuiiiln Washington came
home Friday from Prairie View,
where be hart been In training for
Milts Paille Hamner Is suffering
vltb tonsolitls. We are glad to re
port that she Is much Improved at
this writing. ' .
. iTje Odd Fellows and Ruths or
Calvert and Branchvllle, are pleased
to learn that Prof. B. Y. Aycock 1
mMlss,niTrM.ew,"llams left Tuesday
for her home In Inilsiana, we re
groat to see Miss Williams leave and
we trust that she" may return next
"SC'o. 8. Oreggs left last Tues
day for her home, P. V., after a
successful session.
t.. it r Uriabv and Mrs. E.
k wi Tuaaiiar for Hcarne, to
attend the District Conference.
... urH,.. Honey of Spring Hill,
was in the city Sun lay In his Studer
Baker . Mr. Boney owns 475 acres
. latwt nnii for and a good
dwolltng upon
2,00O. He paid $1700 cash for bis
eli. nfortmrptu number Is back
home after completing ber college
course at Bishop College, 1919 class.
Calvert Is always glad to welcome
her sons and daughters, who are
In this life. We wish
Miss Cathrene Adams Is up after
a long fight with Malaria. We were
glad to see her on we sireom.
Rer. P. R. Humber, pastor of In
dependent Baptist church la lm
-win his home by placing a bun
gslow top on and adding two new
Rer." It. C. Brlsby left Wednesday
to attend Sunday school Convention.
Mrs. Elector Agers weni nuu.
m Phllllns of Branchvi'le,
m ... in the cltv Sunday In
til. mr
Mr. Wm. Cooper, our old citizen
f PulTert. but now 5f Thornton was
la the city Sunday.
Mr. U O. Taylor of Mart, waa In
the city for a few day's visit to home
Rev. B. F. Clark of Haokley came
np M'mday morning to visit his old
meet this Christian preacher.
Mr. Ed Farman of Arizona, and
Mr. D. Osburn of Waco, came In
to witness the graduation of Miss
. . 4"1 11 nhnnl
Oyflas riiewar?, in mo v.. "
They left on the north bound Central
for Waco.
power.
Mr. Jasper uuuiap, assustant f. m.
at Dlnkins was up Monday to wit-
neflcd school closlm;.
The Church of God, Sunday school
litis hiKh and higher each Sunday.
Our lesson St John 12th chapter,
wblch was- very interesting. The
teacher well taught the lesson. . We
are moving on to success. .
At 11 o'clock, service, a mourner
of expressing love ran abreast - to
abreast
At 8:00 oclock prayer service after
which Rev. E. W. Powers, preached
wonderful sermon. The house was
made to repoice.
GBAPELA5D.
Graneland, Texas, May 29. Ser
vices were well attended at Mt Zton
yesterday. Rev. J. D. Fears of La
texo, was here.
Since our last write-up, Mrs. An
nie (Howard) Johnson departed this
life, also Mrs. Jim warfleia, now
lingered and suffered much before
death.
Among the sick listed are Miss
Annie Pouncy. Roosevelt Pouncy and
Mrs. Jane TVarflold, who had an
operation performed, but Is doing
icely at this writing. Utile Master
Burnett SbipLerd Is sick too, but
here is hoping fee will soon be well.
Our 19th ceubratlo is getting
to be the "Talk of the times," and
sure expect to have a grand time.
Ye editor had better try and come.
TLXELA5D.
Pineland, Texas, May 29. Splendid
Sunday schools at all the churches
Sunday.' - Rev. I. B. Ruffln was at bis
post and preached at eleven o'clock.
Rev. M. Harris, pastor or rinegrove
preached last night to an appreciat
ive audience, notwithstanding the In
clement weather, school closed Fri
day. The closing exercises were
held at Evergreen church, Friday and
Saturday night A large audience
was present each night Every one
present seemingly were very mucn
elated. The performances showed
much skill and practice. Quite a
record waa made for the school.
Will Postell, a laborer here cut
and seriously wounded his wife Tues
day, then made his escape. She bus-
ta nail WAlinriH Iff I1AF TIPCST. Ana On
the leg Just below the thigh and f d
BAiXEiraLr:.
'" Balloyvllle, Texas, May 29. Far
mer are doing fine now. Ov.s we
betng harvested rapidly. Choir prac
was sublime Thursday night
Mr. Dan Foster was out shaking
bands with friends. He waa Just
from Camp Bowie. Sunday school
waa fine Sunday. Class Just keeps
the bannor going on. Old folks with
Mr c. H. Bunn. teacher. Supt J.
Dtlli&ms, put the district Sunday
.xhnni Mid B. Y. P. U. Congress on
our minds and provision waa made
for representing as the congress will
see. Pastor Humber went over the
inn fiundav. text Matt Z7:zz tneme,
"What Shi 11 We do with Jesus T The
choir sang Wounded for our Tra
rriMHlona. Deacon J. J. Judle made
some tlmoly remarks. Sunduy even
ing at 6:30 o'clock found us back
aealo. for B. T. P. U. services con-
ducted by one c? our faithful young
men, Mr. Eilekel Foster; Pres. C.H.
Bnnn. nreaidlngs Miss Sammle spen
rjr at the tablJ taking proceeding.
MiihIo bv the Junior choir. The les
son was well discussed. Then Pres
ident C. H. Bunn was eiectea aoie-
gate to the Congress tnai win con
vene at Hammond, Tcr-JS. May 27th,
1919. Sunday night anvouon
Dragons P. Y. Young nnd X
Williams. The pastor made some
- - - . . . I Mn.fllmi
brloX Siai?TueniS cuncermug tuitsi
wiKifm ai i too ", for his text Rrsm.
1:1. The balnta rejoiced. Total re
ceipts $16.29. Mi. Wm. Williams, the
Supt, of Ploasnt a with us Sun
iv nlcht Come again. Mm. Mat-
tie Dotnor Is a constant tuoscrlber
' ... . I . IT 1 A X Tl.Mna TP
OI Uie ti'-il 'JBl nBIWU wm.-
nrKS. Tiki's right U"B. Dotson
keo un. Slckllsted, Mrs. M
Slrldge, Mrs. E. U Eirldge, Mr. Wil
lie Bolts. Bro. March Jones' ds-ightcr.
Let the Express co&ie.
Julian Haynea. Addresses delivered
to graduating class by Dean J. R.
Reynolds, A. M-, Ph. D.. of Prairie
View.
Presentation of diplomas by Supt
A. M. McMeans. We are indeed proud
of the work being accomplished along
educational lines by Prof. Mitchell,
the Powell Foint school ranks among
the nest In South Texas. Prof. J,
' ' BTJESEL. '
Kiosel, Toaa, May- 29. Services
were well attended at Sunset Sunday
25th, Bev. Lee, their pastor was
with them. He was accompanied
by a powerful speaker. Rev. Mc
Olntry. He spoke Sunday morning.
Rev. Lee was on the firing lines
against satan Sunday night Collect-
H. Alton and wife of Fulshear, are ; Ion Sunday momlng $10.35.
visiting their father and mother, Mi. Don't forget the rally at Naxareth.
and Mrs. W. I- Alton: Prof. C. H. beginning Wednesday night, the 28th
Banka has returned from over the and closing Sunday night June 1st
gea. . - I Also the rally at New Zion on the
Mrs. Margaret Henry of Wharton, ' 2nd Sunday in June. The W. H.
was a pleasant visitor In the home ' M. 8., are giving an entertainment at
of her parents, Prof And Mrs. 8 D. ' the Woodmen hall Saturday night
Dllllard. - . I the 31st. Mr. C. C. Long left for
Miss Belle Pearsall has returned Waco, Saturday.
from Prairie View much to the de
light of her many friends.
TAYLOR.
Taylor, Texas, May 29. Rev. J.
H. Leonard celebrated the eighth an
niversary of his pastorate of Mt
Calvary Baptist church, . the past
week and was well attended. He was
assisted by Rev. Asburn of Chicago,
and Rev. L. L. Campbell of Austin.
In the big contest for the wrist
watch. Miss Sophia Leonard was the
successful contestant The total
amount raised was $366.00 which will
be used In the purchase of a "Ford"
oar for the pastor.
Mr. Square Harrison died 13th Inst
and was funerallzed from Mt Cal
vary Baptist church of which he was
a consistent member for many years.
He leaves a widow and a number
of children, all of whom are grown
to mourn his loss. The funeral was
largely attended.
Miss Irene Hall died i3tn lnst,
after a "brief Illness. Interment took
place Thursday following the fun
eral service at the Murpny street
Christian church. Mrs. Maud Davis,
her aunt, arrived from Columbus,
N. M.. to be present at the obsequies.
Mr. Chas. Henderson, Jr. and Miss
V f A OimJn .fin.
J. xallD WCI o jiitu lieu duuua; ,vi ici-
noon at Thrall. Rev. J. H. Reeves I
officiated. Mrs. Lulaby Hatcher left'
for Bastrop after a brief visit here
I with Mr. and Mrs, J.'E. Rector.
Mrs. Emma Wesley of Navasota Is
visiting Mrs. Emma Walker.
Mrs. Jessie Harrol of Austin, en
route to Elgin, visited Mrs. Carrie
Davis.
Mrs. Carrie Herring left Monday
night for . Dallas accompanied by
her aunt Mrs. Delia Bradford.
Mrs. Lucy Herring Is recuperating
in Marlin. this week.
Mr. Jesse Nichols returned from
Dallas. .
The following young ladles roturn
from their respeotive schools
WHARTON.
Wharton. Texas, May 29. We are
glad to report the District Confer
ference of Bay City District has gone
Into the archives of history as a
success, 11100.00 was raised. Rev.
Ferguson of the St James A. M. E.
lnadlnir. We welcomed a good rain
In our section on today. The farmers
are all smiles. The N. A. A. C. P.,
of our county Is doing fine. We have
enrolled nearly uoo memoera.
Mr. Will Thompson la home to
stay.
skips. Watch this col -.ma for an
nouncement -
Any city, town or community. In
terested in the establishment and
maintenance of a store, shop, fac
tory, gin or. other enterprise which
may offer employment to young Col
ored people, or who 'may desire to
further lift the moral or social stand
ard of the community, will find Mr.
King a valuable aide. Those who de
sire none of these things done, will
of course not write, .
Yours truly,
W. E. KINO.
2600 Swiss Ave. or Personal
2701 Cochran St.,
Phone H. 6299 . Dallas. Texas.
DR. K1BD
Specialist
COMING!
HON. W. E. KING
across the abdomen. She was sent
to a hospital In Beaumont, Wednes
day. .
Mr. John Ross and Miss Mirtie
Walker were married last Wednes
day night at the residence of.. Rev.
Rev. Ben Freeman. Mr. Fred Fer
guson's finger was accldentlly cut
off last week. "
Miss Mary Thomas of I-ke Charles,
La., Is visiting her brother, Manuel
Thomas. Mrs. Brasket or Crockett,
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gulce.
Mr. Henry Bussy of Tlmpson attend
ed school closing.
Mrs. Maggie Johnson has been ap
pointed guardian of her brothers
child. He died In the army.
Luclle and Samson Goodwin of
Center, visited their Sister, Mrs. Ad
line Hurdle last week.
Little . Clarence and Florins Hur
dle went back borne with them Sun
day evening. ' -
Read the Dallas Express ana De in
formed. .
Don't forget the coming of Hon.
W. E. King on June 22. Mr. Finis
Moore had his linger masnea py
Icjr last week In the Sand Mill, also
Mr. John Llmbrlc had his toe mashed.
KELTYS.
Koltvs. Texas. May 29.. Sunday
school met on time and was opened
bv Sunt J. M. Kennedy and ar
ranged the classes alphabetically.
Class A. teacher Bro. E. L. Reece;
class B, teacher, Misa Erllna Wil
liams: class C. teacher. Lonnie WH
Hams. The weather was dark and
gloomy, but the Sunday school seem
ed to be In a growing condition. The
I-arm were discussed pro and con
of Jona disobeying the Lord. The
school was soon flred-by Mr. wtiey
Mo7.e, Will Adams, Miss Erllna Wil
liams, Beisle Bains and others the
lesson boing reviewed by the a
ststant Supt A. C. Charlton. Mrs.
L. W. Stewart visited relatives In
Conroe and Houston the past week,
The teacher, Mrs. Annie. L. Pen
son gave her pupils a surprise party
Sal :rday evening all joyed tnem
selves. -
Mrs. Ellen Mayfleld visited her
aunt. Mrs. Florence Wallace ror
few days. Uttle Miss Tressle Stokes
and Master Ezra Turner are on pro
gram at the liufkln high school. Miss
Isla Jenkins of Nacogdoches visited
Miss Savannah Alexander two or
three davit.' Mlas Savannah return'
3d with hor. Miss Lottie D. Talbert
visited Mrs. Kizzie Fears for a few
days.
Misses Bessie Wright and Rlssle Hen
drlcks. Prairie View; Miss Carrie
Nichols. Tlllotson: Miss Irmah Hen
drlcks, Jarvis Inst; Misses Marjorie
Collins and Anita Moore Bishop Col
lege.
Rev. P. H. Jackson, visited Baa-
troT).
Mrs. E. M. Greene attended tne
Foreign Mission Convention at Beau
mont last week. i
DEKALB.
DeKalb. Texas. May 29. Rev. E.
Johnson. P. EL. held his second quar
terly conference with Rev. W. P.
Wadkins and people Sunday at Mt
Pisgah C. M. E. church and preached
great sermon and . the collection
was 1427.00.
Rev. Cobbs preached an excellent
sermon at St Paul Baptist churcn
Sunday. Miss Nellie Franklin and
Miss Georgia Dillard have returned
home from Texas College. Miss
Iioulse Hall has returned home from
Bishop College.
fiir'Tet Grove.
Garrett Grove Community. Rev.
J. W. HogfTett of Hearne, ft is with
us, Sunday all day in place of Ilev.
A. L Taylor. Sunday school by
Sapt R. Age-v, which went over the
top, review by Rev. J. W. Iloyett and
Rev. Mock Nelson, coiteciton nur.
day school, 1.9?: church collection,
$31.41. total for the day $33.31., Rev.
Taylor ww to be at Eartl'itt but
was ra'ned out bo Jie camo In at
night and preached us one of his
soul stirrlns sermons which mart
all rejoice. Wo n'i always glad to
have Rev. Taylor with lis. Rev. B.
W. Wbiloliead was present and open
ed dovine services.
Rev. Hoyott preached rrom 139th
ir 1 ' t v, Vvrm TV. Itnnwlpriirft
of God which was delivered withjsie Pink, historian; Norman Allen,
KE5BLET05.
Kendleton. Texas, M".y 29. This
part of the state was visited by
high lnfi followed by a down pour
of rum. Tie reporter has just re
turned from Lane City, while there
he had the pleasure of being- pres
ent and lecturing at the close of the
Ijmo City school. Mrs. Margaret D,
Henry, principal the program was
nicely rendered. There was a large
crowd present both white tad col
ored. Mrs. Fienry seems to have
learned the art -ct giving her pupils
an intellectual '"petite and divine
hunder for edu" won.
The Powell Point High school com
niencemont on the 22nd and 23rd
was a decided success. Prof. T. B.
Mitchell, A. B and his corpse of able
assistants are doing a great work.
There were six graduates from
the high school: Lena Alton ,salu
tatorv: Willie Ml! ton. valedictorian:
Ora Sholbourn. -prophetess; May Jss-
tfcKTJrffEY.
McKlnney. Texas, may 29. The
K. of P.'s sermon was preached at
the C M. E. church Sunday. Ser
vices were grand. The sermon was
attended by Rev. W. Louis Smith,
the pastor. The H. M. o. or tne
Second Baptist church meets every
Monday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. L. A. Davis. They are pro
gressing nicely.
BOiCKWATX,
Rockwall. Texas, May 29. A good
rain visited this part of the State
to dav.
Mrs. O. S. Lee or Houston, Texas,
was In the city last week on frater
nal business. Mrs. Dillard -made
flvlng trio to Dallas. 22nd Inst
Mrs. B. Thomas spent a lew cays
In Garland last week on business.
Mrs. Dotson and Mrs. Kelby visited
Whiterock, 25th lnst Sunday school
at Holloway Chapel was late on- ac
count of rain. Rev. . G. W. Nelson
wa at his post and spoke to a good
sU. audience.
Penny
Lauct.'y
Wo Use
Sanitary
Machines
FRED BRUSS
i a i lo r
Furs Cleaned
and Renovated
Cleaning and Pressing
1 Suits Made to Order
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First Auto Ambalanc and
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DALLAS. - . . . TEXAS U
ON ALL LONG STANDING
CHRONIC DISEASES.
AND
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t trnnt miccesafullv all blood and
nH akin diseases, rhuematlsm, uric
acid and poisoning, diseases of the
stomach, Intestines, liver moneys aau
bladder, diseases of women, nervous
diseases, malaria, diseases of the
fito.rn. nose and throat ulcers, old
sores, piles, fistulas, rupture, eczema,
Hinhptes. eall-stones. stiff and swol
len iolnts. appendicitis, ovaritis,
euralgla, headache, mind wandering,
inwimnla. rinabiUUv to sleep), epi
lepsy, (falling sickness), nerve weak
ness m ract many oisease not. meu
tloned here. .
FREE CONSULTATION AND
EXAMINATION
DR. W. E. KIDD,
P. O. Box 386.
Tyler, Texas.
nfflce I7n-Stalrs Over Coker Drug
Store
If you can't visit me. write me.
EDITOR DALLAS EXPRESS, DAL
LAS. TEXAS. LECTURER AJID
SOCIAL SERYICE ADYOCATE,
STATE ORGANIZER NEGBO BUS
INESS LEAGUE in T-AAS.
Will lecture in the Interest of the
Business League and Social ser
vice Work In Texas. With over a
quarter century of w?rk 1 Texas as
a Dublisher. lndentinea witn tne won
which concerns the State and its
neonle from every angle, Mr. King
has had much experience and what
he Is undertaking to do for the peo
ple la too well known to need expla
nation here. When you see the an
nouncement of his coming, lay aside
vour doubts indifference and preju
dice, and help to make his coming
a success. It will help you.
Being Hts-njutentood.
Another thing. I am being mis
understood and the work I am under
taking to do Is being hampered and
hindered. Often when I write the
leading man, or rather the one whom
think has Influence, in the town.
city or community: of my coming.
he gets the idea that I am coming
to be entertained, and that I want
to see a crowd that will nil the big-
rest house In town that I am a
nrofesslonal wind-jammer, with
professional axe to grind, hidden up
under my coat And if everything is
not out of the wy, so that I can
have a crowd to which to spout, and
he can at the same time, show the
town off pretty, he writes me, giving
me a new date, when all of this can
be done. This la all wrong. 1 aon
want to show orr or grind my axe.
I dont want you to show off.
What I do want is uus:
lst When I write you, I wai t you
to get out tnd aee the other men
of Influence, who like yourself, want
to see mo74 business In your home
town or ci nmunlty, which will give
employment to young coiorea people.
2. Organize them ?nto a committee
and select a place at which I can
meeet the most thoughtful men and
women, In ordsr that we mi.y do
something to better the business and
moral conditions of the r.ce, right
where you live. If a crowd can ne
rotten out all right: If not get out
the neonle who want to see better
times and who will work to helpJ
your community. These I win oe
glad to epeak to and organize, so
that you can neip yourselves.
S. Write me, intelligently and say
come on. Between the time you write
me and the time I cone, kotp busy
talking up the meeting, place and the
date. If convenient get out hand
bills and put your advertisement in
the paper, thvre you taxo n. -
t. When I come, uave some oue
to meet me. When you near me
speak and we organize when I am
gone, do what 1 iota you, ana your
town will be better and your people
encouraged. v
Please do not change my dates,
except for death of an awful dis
aster. . '
The Lord willing I go as follows:
rinces I Will Visit-Date.
The places with dates which I
have notified up till now are as fol-
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straighten, cuIUYate and growhair.
How to weave and manufacture fine
hair goods. Transformations, puffs,
cornet braids, switches, etc. How to
make hleh grade toilet preparations.
pomades, creo-us, tonics, pressing oiL
Atn. To those who are tleelrout of
learning the quickest and most I itching of the scalp; and dandruff.
Clirnta ijbwui vi vuau.j vuhiu. un
system that your work will be pt-r
feet un either rs.ee or those who hay a
not completed the crane, this is your
opportunity. Mme DeCarrol, an old
experienced graduate hair dresser and
beauty culturlst who has taught bun.
drds this trade will teacb you this
complete course by mail for only
f&00. FirstrdlMs, up-to-date woit
guaranteed. Diploma awarded. Send
a money-order to The Ideal Co, Bos
70, Station G. IS. T. City.
Send a stamp for fall partlculari
and enrollment blank today.
You probably hare tried all sorts
of remedies on your scalp without
getting the desired results, until you
have become discouraged and lost
confidence In all hair remedies. Thou
sands of others, like yourself, finally
turned to using Seeby's Qulnade, and
have been so pleased with the re
sult, they would never again waste
their time or money using anything
else.
Qulnade Is not an ordinary pom
ade; It Is highly medicated and Is
a real scalp food.' Qulnade stimu
lates and nourishes the roots of the
hair, causing a natural growth of
long, straight hair. It will make
coarse, stubborn hair sort and silky,
and easy to put up in the style de
sired. Qulnade win positively aiiay
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liong Branch Friday, J me 27
Cuuey JFrJday, Jure 27 to July 2
In 1319, we must double the num
of stores and other places of business-
, -NcteDrvttis
will be made for all
Corner Boll and Bryan Streets,
Is now opan with a complete line
of everything you wish In a home,
business or cafe. CtJl and inspect our
terms on retails, which are right
Our prices are the lowest on what
you rjoay nee I.
Repair work a specialty
W3L BANSs Swn. Froprletors,
Phone Itesidence H. 963: Store H.3217
Dallas. Texas. 12-2l-tf
Natures
Famous Remedy
for growing LONG and
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
II yov kav short, sappy and karsa
hair, or If you an troublad arlth daa.
aruff. faUinff hair, brsalilnf hair, Itch
tnf scalp, DO NOT DELAY, hut uaa
al or.es, HEART LEAF HAIR TONE,
than watch the good raaulta. It
darliana (ray hair and puts saw Ufa
Into It
Prlea 50c aant h mall on racclpt
of mousy. Armta wantaal. Yon caa ,
7maka good monsr. writs a encai (
spscial tarma to aganta.
SUPO-SULPHO MEDICINE CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
which Is the real cause of most hair
and acaln troubles.
To get best results from the use
of Qulnade, one should shampoo the
am in every two weeks with Seeby's
Quinasoap, a soap made entirely of
pure vegetable oils. Quinasoap lath-
era very rreeiy ana is a mumuju
cleanser. It leaves the hair soft and
fluffy and impart! a refreshing feel
ing to the scaip uufquaiec. oj auj
other shampoo.
InBlst on getting FeeDya wuinaae
and Quinasoap, asking for them by
their full name. Price Is 25 Cents
each. If your druggist or dealer does
not stock these two arucies asx
him to obtain them from his whole
saler for you, or send us the price
and we will mall them to you direct
Soeby Drug Co., " wcoster Kt
N. w York City.
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tr that bss no
qtv'. It cleans
tna v tipoldava
mil. "top Itch
tnir. faeds ihs
roots of tha Hair,
roikas snort stub,
born hsir btow
long, ttriighk.
and glouy.
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Address
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Have You Hair
AND-
Scalp Troubles?
iiks
DH. AND MME. W. . JOHNSON, rata. AND VICC-
rai a. johnson'I acHooLor beauty cultuni.
THE SCHOOL OP SCIENTIFIC K NOWLEOOE.
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Tell them to the DcrmatoIogisU
and Scalp Specialists with a repu
tation of over 1 8 years for honest
Krvice. Since the year 1899,
we have successfully treated and
cured thousands of cases of scalp
and hair diseases, which means
ka whavaiurl("iran Nature
malmff the hair stow LONG. SOFT and GLObOl. We shall be pleased
to make a rnicroscopic examination by mail FREE for those sending for our ques
tion blantendosinga 3c postage stnmp, or you may consult the Hairdresser using
DR. and MADAM W. A. JOHNSON'S SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM
in your town. If she holds a Diploma from this SCHOOL, she is competent
to advise you. Write us for her name.
Jt tlx wkt MCtenHfie tcalp and hair treat
martf will b $n by Parent Pott for $I.OO
Addre. DR. and MME. W. A. JOHNSON.
800 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.