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EL PASO HEBALD
Wednesday, April 9, 1913
16
WILLING TO
$laf$$n& .$Hv&f$iff 1MRN&
The Diary of A Bachelor
MRHette Return to Find Xcir Pet
and the Ilaeheler Philosophises
b Hasty Marriaces.
Ily 3tx
TAKE OATH
As to the Truthfulness of
Statements in Beneath
Letter, Says Mrs.
Cook.
I
nisun, Texas, "Tton may prist
.statement from this letter you
a'n
T.l.ase." writes Mrs. Jess -Cook, of
-o
1-2 Main St. thU city. , "and 1
Illing to swear to Its truthful-
i)
i
On 'he thiid of April I bad an op-
ration performed, for womanly Jroo
1 thinking that would make me
"U 'I.
'n a few weeks after the operation.
.,t ilown again, an I was advised to !
m - . -
ie another operation. I would not,
iMcn to this. ' I
n-iY'nfr heard so much .about Car- !
on . the woman's tonic, I decided 1
Mi.uld try it. ;
I have taken only seven bottles,
. ,1 believe I am a well woman. .Have
i pa.ns at all. and the other trouble
s disappeared. Have gained both in
1 e.lth and strength.
Mr weight now Is 149 pounds. Be
r.,e taking Cardui. it was 15 pounds.
1 rally know that I am well, but
K. ep a bottle
of Cardui to the house j
.-11 the time, for use in case I need
it
Several of my lady friends are &1
r. ady taking Cardui on my advice.
.-nd T wish all other suffering women
w ould try it."
Cardui will surely do as much for
-. on. as it did for the writer of the
...ove letter, if you will only give it
a. trial.
-
If jou are sick, it may be just the
medicine you need.
X. B. Write
to: Ladies Advisory f
1 . pt.. Chattanooga, Medicine O:,
"nattanooga, Tenn.. for Special ln
HtructlonN, and 4-page book. "Home
"' reatment for Women," sent in plain
tapper, on request Advertisement.
8ABVS FACE ONE
SORE WITH ECZEMA
Cried for Hours. Ceald Xot Sleep.
RehlBot Broagkt Rent and Chtc.
Heading. Pa. "My baby girl had ec
rma for over six months. It was pain
fbl and itching, she could not sleep
d.-n or night she would scratch till
blood and water would run down her
nock. Then it burned her so she
cr.ed for hours at a time. The right
Fide of her face was one sore and
Si .lb
T got the samples of Resinol Soap
and Resinol Ointment on a Saturday
morning, and put them on. and put
tin m on again in the afternoon and in
1h. evening before I put her to bed.
.-.".I she went to sleep and slept till
- . xt morning. I thought I was in
n. iven the first night and by Monday
th- eczema was dried up so that all
iHf. scabs fell off. Resinol Soap and
Ointment cured my baby." Mrs. Wm.
m Fletcher. 544 So. 17 1-2 St, Aug.
1.1 112.
Try KCfriBel at Our Expense.
Tf tou or any of your little ones are
offering from enema, rash, tetter.
-insworm, or other itching, burning
km eruption, there is only one better
proof of the value of Resinol. That
iK trv it yourself and see! You can
j;c-t samples free by writing to Dept
M-T, Resinol. Baltimore. Md. Resinol
stops itching instantly. Prescribed
Tiv careful doctors for eighteen years.
sold by every druggist Advertisement
CORONA HAS EXCITIXO
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
Coror.a, N. M.. April 9. There was
much excitement over the election for
!ohool directors held here, more inter
est, probably, than in any election ever
old. People turned out in big num
j.ers and about as many women were
. r. nn Uie streets as men. The
The i
I; Geo.
nes 72, I
T. M. j
i .i..it -mas: A S. McCamant 99
i laments. 74. and judge J. L- Jones
;.air.!t A J. Atkinson. 3. ana
3 m Bois, 27.
Walking Typhoid
May be
Wij Drag Along, Worn io
be Robust, Happy
With, your blood full of catarrhal infec
tion, nerves all unstrung, blood impov
erished, headaches, lassitude, pellagra,
bookworm, tape worm, chills and fever
or some other debilitating influence, the
very foundation of health is being sapped
away by spring humors.
B. S. S. Is a Wonder. It Makes You Look
and Feel the Picture of Real HeaKh.
Half the people you meet complain of
waT muscles, stagnant brain, jangled
r -vcs. and a mournful desire to lay
1 -sin and just quit Most of these people
- -. -. rjn; nervinss that srasmod-
MARCH 11. We are back here in
my library. Diary and I. and I
have a pleasant sense of secur
ity I have not felt in months. The
house 's quiet, for Manette and her
little guest, after a stormy pillow
fight, are asleep. I can hear Rich
ard's dron'ng voice relating the experi
ences of the winter to her sister who
has called to see her, but otherwise
there is not a' sound.
It is peaceful, and I am glad I am
back here to stay. The winter has
been a profitable one, for Manette
doesn't look like the frightened little
shiidow of a child she was when we
t 'k her na
When Manette returned. Auntie
Spencer had a surprise for her. Soon
the "surprise" was at her heels. ju3t
as happy in finding an owner as she
was in finding something alive to
love.
It was a pap! A brown and white
nondescript so fat and short legged
it rolled rather than walked.
"I like him." Mrs. Spencer said, com
ing across t.e lawn to see what I
thought of this unexpected addition to
my family, "because he has no pedi
gree. No one will ever put a ficti
tious value on him because his tail md
his ears measure so many inches. He
is just a common little alley waif, and
ct juai wuiuivii nine ikj &,
he has ,,., intelligence than any of
these aristocratic highly bred dogs
that dost thousands of Collars and are
owned by women who haven't any
more intelligence than the dogs, nor
as much. You've pot a heart and
a brain, haven't you. Rags?" whist
ling for the dog to come to her.
Went AHn llnll.
"See." said Mrs. Spencer in triumph,
"he loves Manette already. He was
born to love her."
."He loves everybody." repeated
Manette, and that is true. He asks
nothing of life but the privilege f
eating a dry crust or an occasions'
bone and the happiness of having
some one to love. If one speaks cro?
to -him he fixes his big brown ey--
that t haunts mfc T wouldn't scold
i him. Diary, if he chewed you up. an i
tnat is saying a gooa oeai. ior i n.i
not know what I would do -without
you.
He has been with us less than !
hours, but in that time he has chew d
up Lorena Belle, Manette's best doll: i"
dragged Anita Jane, her next best
baby, across the lawn by the hair of
its head; he chewed a corner out cf
the best soft pillow in the nursery that
he might find if there were any ml -e
Inside, and when he bad scratched Ms
way through the feathers and got his
head inside, he heard no reproaches
when Richards found him and pulled
him out Feathers stuck to his paws.
filled his ears and dung to his nose
but his eves were left intact and ne
used them so effectively that Rich
ards laughed.
When I left the nursery an hour
ago he was rolled in a little ball in
the bed of the doll he decapitated.
He shouldn't be allowed to sleep
there all night. Diary. By all the
laws of health it should be forbidden,
but it takes a heart stouter than
mine to remove him with Manette in
tears at the prospect Sarah Rae in
equal distress. Richards in sympathy
with her charges, ana tne pup, nim
t self, fixing those reproacchful eyes
on me.
March 12. When I closed your
cover last night Diary. I crossed the
lawn to smoke a good night cigar at
the Spencers, and to Mrs. Jack I re
lated all that happened while I was
gone. I made no reservation in my
confession. If I wanted to, I wouldn't
have dared, for Mrs. Jack would soon
detect it , .
She did. not largh; neither did she
tell me what she had discovered
about the relict of The Late Mr.
Brown.
Tou haveu't heard the last of her.
Max." she predicted when I had con
cluded. "She is not the kind of
woman who will let her prey escape.
Indeep, there are few women these
davs who set their hearts on captur
ing a mai who permit anything to
change then: from their purpose."
She sighed and I knew of what she
was thinking. Her brother Tom had
within the past month married a
woman he had known only three
weeks. I will not go into details. It
is a marriage' that suggests the story
of Sappho. It was no burden the
first few steps, but. oh. what a weight
he will be carrying before he reaches
the top of the stairs with the woman
in his arms!
PRRSCOTT KINK OWXBR IS
AKRESTKD IX CALIFORNIA
Prescott. Ariz.. April 9. D. J. Dar
lington, the Prescott skating rink prq
prietor who attained notoriety some
three vears ago by ejecting two United
States army officers from his resort is
now in trouble of another kind. He is
held in Chico. Calif., and will be
brought back to Prescott to answer a
charge of wife desertion. Requisition
papers have been granted by Gov. Hunt,
at the request of county attorney P.
W. CSullivan. Sheriff Chart Keeler
has gone for the prisoner.
In 191 uarlington ejectea coi, &. -
C. Ord. then inspector general of the
national guard of Arizona, and a lieu
tenant from Fort "Whipple from his
rink. The matter caused a furore in
Arizona and the ward department
Your Troubfi
ihe Bone When Yon Can
and Full of Life.
ically flare up the nerve3 only to die
down again, as die they must Avoid
nerve stimulants. Bear in mind that this
worn out feeling is due to poor blood.
to bacteria in the water you drink; to
the multiplying of destructive germs In
the Wood faster than they can be over
come by the white corpuscles; and to
what is known as auto-toxemia, that con
dition where the venous or impure blood
accumulates faster than it can be re
placed by the red arterial blood.
If you feel played out or experience
the peculiar sensations of gas and ten
derness in the bowels, go to any drug
store and ask for a bottle of S. S. S.,
Swift's Sure Specific Here is a remedy
that gets at work in a twinkling; it just
naturally rushes right into your blood,
scatters germs right and left, up and
down and sideways.
Tou feel better at once, not from a
stimulant, not from the action of drugs,
but from the rational effect of a. natural
medicine just as active and just as time
ly as to a roan who has been lost in
the mountains, is about starved and
comes across a settler just cooking a
savory meal of good honest beef. Do
not neglect to get a bottle of S.S. S
today. It will make you feel better in
just a few minutes. It is prepared only
in the laboratory of The Swift Specific
Co., 127 Swift Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga, Send
for their free book telling of the many
strange conditions that afflict the human
family by reason of impoverished blood.
lost Fa
Valeska Small, the Most Captivating Actress on the American Olage, neyyona s reau
J . v.nr-0 rtf hpAUtv at the dressing fable ui
iff j0msC
Cwlm, . m
vkw. Gf&.'si aMKMiianffv a.j jc s&'
Miss
Valeska
S,,,ff
UrdLL
VALESKA. the thrilling, the be-
witching, wonderful Valeska,
before whom thousands have
. , . .. rin?
abandoned themselves to the caressing
joy of an ecstatic half hour to listen
to her and look upon her DUDOiing
beauty, is to have a personal, heart to
hooi-t hautv-cha.t everv Wednesday.
A great triumph has been scored in
securing from Valeska Suratt herself
what she has never before chosen to
reveal; for -a self-made Deauty is va-
leska, with a superb charm all of her
ownindustrious making, by means that
are new, refreshing, wonderful, de-
liciously effective.
Valeska Suratt is the new flower on
the American stage, not the dolled,
lcinkv wis- variety of powder and
rocge, which the round moon of the
spotlight deceives into a resemblance
of beauty, but like a marbled Venus
in life, whose features faultless in line
and texture can stand the scorching
criticism of the sun. It is a madden
ing beauty, yet not born, but made.
With the lure of Broadway in her
veins, that national pathway of wasted
hopes, she became a histrionic climber
to the top of the world's stage in a
fraction of the time in which the or-
.n ctt tmL-A ,a mairA ,i.A fw
trip. The emotional ecstacy of her
acting carried her hearers into palpi-
fating frenzy and her name was made,
Valeska of "The Whooping Cough."
"T...A T?a. TCica" ... ,k M..-I-- T17l.r
She has the reputation of being the
most expensively gowned woman on the
Social Doings
In Southwest
TULAROSA. . M. -
Tularosa. X. M.. April 9. Mrs. D. D.
Harkness has left for El Paso. Her
son. John Counts, accompanied her.
Miss Rebecca Livingston, of Sham
rock, who visited her mother, has re
turned home.
Miss Margaret Martin is here fr-Mn
Deming visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Elken and children.
The three- year old son of Xr. and
Mrs. Charlie Utter died here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Conklin of Ster
ling. Colo., are here for a few weeks
to visit friends.
J. W. Maxwell has returned from a
six weeks' visit in Texas. He left
his children with Mrs. Bauie Kincaid,
of Buffalo Gap. Texas.
Mauricio Montoya has proved up
on his homestead east of town.
Mrs. Allen is on the sick list this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Simms and son
spent a day at Mescalero visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harper.
Miss Hazel Shelton was here from
Alamogordo.
Mrs. S. P. Clayton and son Cuba,
are here from Alamogordo.
Miss Delia McCall has gone to Car
rizozo. X. M., to be at the bedside of
her sisterinlaw, who is seriously sick.
Jim Hilburn has bought a ranch
four miles east of town and is mov
ing to it
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blackshire and
two children, have returned to their
home at Roswell, X. M, after spend
ing two weeks here.
R. M. McXatt has returned from
Cloudcroft
The box supper given by the fifth
and sixth grades at the Central school
building, proved to be quite a success.
A program was well rendered after
the boxes were sold. . Miss Leta
Lumbley received the cake as the
prettiest girl. Neil Hism received the
necktie as the ugliest ntan.
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,. CUTTER, X. M.
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Cutter. X. M.. April 9.T. Grogan
was called to Gra. Okla., on receipt
of a telegram announcing the serious
illness of his father.
John Latham and family are in from
the Need More mines for a couple of
weeks' visit
Mrs. ChasI Graham is visiting friends
at Palomas Hot Springs and also ak
inc the hot baths for her rheuroatL'ui-
XI i- James Rnra has been very ill.
Miss Catherine Shults. accompanied J
.... kAM ...... ,..- 'U.lj.wul on.f Alms) 1
visited the Parker ranch.
Lee Reniek has returned to Detroit. N.
. after a shoi t visit here with nife
faiily
i n. .ill. Oorc is isiting his sister at
l.iu 1' W.
j i s yjmmLj?' J
mb&a&r0mmmj raES, s
luunuw ir
American s t a s e o
whether It fmenV
gance of her raiment,
"r SS?3Sat Is
h
tne
4ha aiimtt nrlde.
iliamonci ring Which is
the gift of Duke Boris,
of Russia, or the string
of diamonds that en
emies the left Suratt
ankle, or the bewilder
ing Suratt hats that
magnetize the eye. the
beauty of her face and
form will be the most
lingering of all your im
pressions. Miss Suratt is Known
today as the greatest
exponent of the art of
self-made beauty. No
one rivals her; no one
equals her.
The experience and
success of Miss Suratt
glorious as it is. dem
onstrates conclusively
what most women have
never before realized,
that contour, complex
ion and texture of the
skin may be so treated
as to become incompar
ably beautiful in rpite
of the lre-
vious lack
of beautiful
lines. nat
ural grace
and charm.
The hag
gard, worn
look, dull
f looking
eyes, the
f faulty poise
of the facial
muscles, the
spotty com
plexion, the
lack of form
I oust.
eck and
s h o ulders
may give way
to a radiant
fullness, and to
the Charm of
skin texture
that people call
v?y5 nful. Every worn-
'" an. putting Miss
Sutls simple methods into practice
tan a-hiee what she has believed
- - eauYytTlks0 wm be truly
Valesklan. toid only as Valeska herself
can tell tbem. She has graciously
agreed " to retain nothing but to tell
f - h r,,. .,! every
Wednesday will be revealed her magic
an oi Deauij-maRing.
a.
By Valesa Suratt
. T a sisters, mv first
WL . y ... . 1 wJ things
" chat will not be about things
that you would not do anyhow. It will
b about things that are " simple;
f ' J!f., ,,,. ,.-. ,hot
things you cant forget, things that
will require but a few moments of
your time and which are merely in line
tnH-r wSich vou
with our ordinary toilet wuicn you
engage in every day in the year.
t .m.tinu wnnder whether or not
I am really the one who has found the
real source of beauty-making It has
all come so easily, so quickly., so
promptly, almost as at the touch of a
fairy wana.
All that I had tried and used before
inobfthlftR And make-Deiieves.
I knew it because when I would arise
in the morning with hair disheveled,
with drowsy eyes, and the ruby on.
my cheek had gome and the pallor of
h tiuirnlnff hskd COlllfi. all the WOrK.
of the previous day had vanishedand
another day of struggling for twene
J BXGLB, X. M.
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Engle. X. M.. April 9. Clay Davidson,
of this city, and Miss Jessie Hopkins
were married in El Paso. The bride
is from Hayden. Ariz., and has been
here visiting her aunt Mrs. Alice Hop
kins, for the past three months.
Watson L. Ritch. of the Hitch Cat
tle company, who was taken ill with
pneumonia at the lwa Seco ranch,
60 miles from here, was brought in for
medical treatment Dr. Hackney, of
San Marcial, Is. M.. who had charge of
the case, considered him in a critical
condition and took him to Hotel Dleu
in El Paso. Mr. Ritch was accompa
nied by Dr. Hackney and Mrs. Ritch and
little daughter, Olive Marion.
J. L. Hurt of the Hurt & Linger
Cattle comma nv, was here on business.
Mrs. A. B. HIckok has returned from
Las Cruces. X. M.
Mrs. Bullen has moved from the ar
ren hotel to the Hurt &. Linger build
ing. Mrs. Dave McAulcy and lira James
Ross were up from Cutter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McLendon were up
from Cutter visiting friends.
L. A. Bird and wife have gone to Bl
Paso, where he has a position.
Fritz Long, boss of tne Diamond Aye
outfit was in town loading up his
chuck wagon, preparatory to starting
the spring roundup.
Ed Henderson has returned to the
lwa Seco ranch.
COROXA, X 31. -
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Corona, X. M.. April 9. SIlss Dulcle
Brooke and Miss Winnie Purde, who
have been visiting relatives here, have
returned to their home irf Hope X. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and
Miss Wilma Graham have been the
guests of Mrs. MCamant.
Melven Franks has gone to Carrisoao
to attend a meeting of the county
commissioners.
Park Davidson, who has been visit
ing J. T. Davidson, has returned home.
Thos A. McMurray. his mother and
sitter, have returned from Roswell.
The little children of Mrs. E. L.
Moulton hae whooping cough.
Clay Davidson, a nephew of J. T.
Davidson and who lived here for some
time was married in El Paso to Miss
Jessie Hopkins.
Mrs. Jim Brown. Mrs. A. M. Brown
and Miss Anna Bell were guests of Mrs.
Clements this week.
Miss Edith Tickner has closed her
school in the New Hope dlstrlct and
gone to Carrizozo where she will finish
out an unexpired term.
Lon Atkinson is out at the Lovelace
ranch this week.
Frank Sultermeier is in from his
ranch.
Mr. Lusk and George Spence came
into Corona to meet a lambing crew
here from Old Mexico.
F1RK IS IJISCOVKRKD IX
DAI.IIART SCHOOL RUILDIXG
Dalhart. Texas. April 9. About six
xlotk in the afternoon fire broke out
in the public s nod l.uilding and but
for tne tun. 1 wotk of the fire depart-'n.-n.
tin building would doubtless be in
nuns Th. fir-' ip said to have origin
al a in r .iljout the trash room.
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LTifl !-a
jhmilSI
the American Stage, the World's Greatest Exponent
before me. Now the mornings have
no terrors for me. The beauty work
no terday last Week ,a9t
month, last year, still remains for to-
day. tomorrow and the future. I live in
uJ i.l. with Ki hV
eace .u uK. ; nu "vw.t-
with open arms, and I lore them.
with open arms.
Today I have picked ont several
of the most important of my beauty
secrets, and I am sure if you will do
exactly as I instruct you to do. you
will in the next few weeks, say with
me.' Eureka! Then your heart will
palpitate with. mine, and you will
know. .
Most important to the average wom
man is how to get rid of those tell tale
signs of age. Father Time's register,
wrinkles! I have used the following
treatment for several years, after I
gave up the old. thread-bare advice
that seemed to take an age to produce
any result at all. I made up the treat
ment myself and had several of my
deserving friends use .
Make up the treatment yourself as
follows, obey instructions implicitly,
and you will not be disappointed:
In a large bowl pour one-half pint
of very hot water, not boiling. Place
this bowl in a pan of .water on a slow
fire. In a few minutes add two
ounces of eptol anfl continue stirring
until all is dissolved. At first it will
look like jelly, then it will start to
cream. When it does this, remove it
from the fire and stir constantly un
til cold. Add slowly "tv.o tablespoon
fuls of glycerine. Then keep it in an
air-tight jar. You should be able to
get eptole at any goo drugstore ana
t chnnM not oost vou more than liny
cents. This will last quite a while.
-o
thing I
essential
you
nrait use
my
formula!
liberally.
If you
try to be
xparc In
applying
them
yon rob
yourself
of
the,r
wonderful
rcnnUt
Apply this cream e er morning with
the tips of the ten fingers, after you
have washed your face thoroughly
with warm water and soap. Plaster
your face very liberally all over with
d tne on tne forenead,
it arouna me eyra, on wc iwicuc.-,
WILLCOX, ARIZ.
Willc.nx. Ariz April 9. Miss Maude
Allen, who has spent several weeks as
thu guest of her uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs A. Redus. has returned to her
home in Lordsburg, N. M.
J. C. Page has returned from Ben
son, where he was elected president
of the Cochise County Stock Growers'
association.
Word has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Joyce Johnson and
George Morgan at Los Angeles. It came
as a surprise to their friends. Miss
Johnson is the daughter of H. L.
Jchnson, one of the most prominent
cattlemen in this section, and the
groom is the son of H. A. Morgan of
the Norton-Morgan Co.. of this place.
They will make their home here.
R. D. Haslewood, who has been ill
for some time has been taken to the
hospital at Tucson, for treatment He
was accompanied by . his brother,
Charles Hazlewood.
Mr. and Mra W. A. Fiege and Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Richardson came down
from Dragoon to attend a meeting of
the Eastern Star.
Mrs. E. A. Barber is confined to her
home on account of sickness.
"Wiley Morgan came in from Klon
dyke In his new machine.
3IORKXCI, ARIZ.
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Morenci, Ariz.. April 9.-r-County audi
tor Harlow E. Brubaker and wife are
spending a few da s in camp.
Mrs. F. W. McLean entertained at
csrds in honor of Mrs. Eugene Hopper,
who is making a short visit here.
Mr. and Mra Jim Puckett. of New
York city, are spending a few days in
camp. "Jim" is an old timer here, hav
ing oeen transferred eight years ago
to the clerical department of Phelps,
Dodge & Co.. New York city.
Mountain Grove lodge No. IS, Wood
men Circle, entertained the members
of Morenci camp No. 20, Woodmen of
the World, progressive pedro being
played.
S. V. Fraser and family have left for
Los Angeles, where they will reside in
the future.
Morenci camp No. 20. W. O. W has
purchased the Red Men's enter est in
the Fraternal cemetery. The local or
der of Red Men disbanded two years
ago.
Mra J. G. Cash is seriously ill at the
A. C. company hospital.
Superintendent E. W. Honeman. of
the Detroit Copper company reduction
works, passed around cigars on ac
count of the trrival of a baby girl at
his home.
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Kent Tex.. April 7. The Sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Boyd. A de
lightful evening was spent, the mem
bers reading and ewnis by the accom
paniment "f miii V silj.l course was
ser. d
Mi-- Mn ti i- 1. fi f"i I' o-
klfli ' t "1ce
rt4i -4k wrinkles.
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the mouth. r -where.
Aft. ? i
have apuli. .1
don't mer. 1 tin
your face ill -as
thouKli ' 'i
were handling t
baby's kin, nut
dig right in Tak.
up the fle-.h n
your finct rs ar .1
pinch it squeer.
it roll it Do this
for a few min
utes, until the
cream disappears
Then apply vour
complexion po -der.
Do the s. me
at night This
cream will not
grow hair.
I. am agoing to
give you next m5
special secret for
bust development.
I can positively
assure any wom
an, young or mid
dle aged, that the
bust can be de
veloped luxuri
antly in a com
paratively short
time. If th s
simple formula is
faithfully fol-
lowed, success,
sure and surpris
ing is bound to
result Electric
ity, vacuum in
struments, tc .
are of no value
whatever. I tried
them out sew - .1
years ago rr. elf.
and know.
In a half - pint
of cold water, dis
solve a half cup
of sugar and two
u rices o t
h a t is
called rue-
tone. Mix well
ether. Then
pour intoabot-
Of this take
& mr..:3
two teaspoonfuls usuall cost you one dollar. But th -three
or four times a iOTmuU makes one full pint of the best
day in a half glass of hair-grower and it costs you much less
water alter meais. rne
ruetone you can get at the drug
store for one dollar. This iormuia is
safe or I would not give 11 to you, 01
course. It gives very remarkable re-
suits in a few weeks' time.
Falling hair undoubtedly
can be
stopped at once by the following mix-
kk-
Established 1847.
MAST!
p25e Worli
External
i
Coughs, Colds, Weak Lungs
AllcocKS FlasUrsaKX as a prevent!?
as well aa a curative.
Prevent colds becoming deep-seated.
Allcoclfs is the original and genuine porous plaster.
It is a standard remedy, sold by druggists in every part
of the civilized world. Apply wherever there is Pain.
AllCC li Lotion Afrfsntue. Something
new and good. For rubbing where it is inconvenient to put a
plaster. Wonderful in cases of croup, whooping cough and all local
pains. Guaranteed to be an A-l Liniment Price 50c a bottle.
Send 5 two cent stamps for sample bottle.
ALLCOCK MANUFACTURING CO. 374 Canal Street.NewTcrk.
When you neecj a
take a BrandretKs Fill (Est i?)
For CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS,
iNBlutsiiun, xc. Purely
where she will spend several months
visiting Mrs. Somes.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Leatherman were
down from the Nine K ranch. Mr.
Leatherman while here purchased a
model 1913 Buick.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Reynolds, f Fort
Worth, are spending a few days at the
X ranch.
F. G Alexander and wife have re
turned to Haskell. Tex, after visiting
the family of F. G. Irby.
Mrs. Joe Irby and children, of Van
Horn, have returned to Van Horn, after
visiting their brother, l1. C. Irby.
Head Government Hill adv., en pagr "
Want S25? - . (.. 7
&&3X
ture and the hair be made to grow
most luxuriantly.
With a half-pint of water mix half
a pint of alcohol- To this add one
ounce of beta-quinol. Shake thorough-
ly, and it win then be readj for us.
If you prefer, you can use imported
hay rum instead of the water and al
cohol. Tn hfta-auinol voil can get at al-
rr.r. am .imsr-store for not more than
fS(- cent The ordinary prepared hair
tonics which you buy in the stores
than a dollar.
This formula should be applied very
freely after brushing the scalp gener-
ouslv for a few minutes an over.
Rub
the tonic thoroujrhlj
into the
scalp
with the finger tips.
Next Wednesday I will give you sev-
era! more of my beauty secrets. Adv.
5 Greatest
Rexes?,
Rheumatism in Shoulder
JHanevedby using AUcocXs Hosiers
Athletes we them for
I Stiffness or Soreness of muscles.
PHI
Vegetable.
SHOOTING AfTHVY OCCIRS
0 Rfil XE.VK HEREFORD
Bisbee. Aria.. April 9. Michael M..
ran was brougnt to the city froi.i a
ranch 'near Herelord wnh hi back lit
erally riddled wnh bullets p ma shut
gun. John Clark, an old ti i. r of in h
section, was also hr..u-V . charged
with shooting Morn hi tii 8 vnth i.
Shotgun. Both were leti.eni aa to th
CMUse of the iruul.!. 1 i i" v as tak.
to the c:unt hopitl at l'..u is t'lai
nas charged ii'h i-i.i t . murd. r
and was. placed under 3IWi bond
which he rat-. .T
A .t.'i n m.iii. ii. no na t
through all tue trouble in Xaco hiV"
i' iied h - niotii; tlu-N, t,,
" - M -, I- ii til. jlr. H 1 1. 1. ji
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Valeska Suratt in One of Her
V? Magnificient Stage Costumes
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