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;j!rttw Competitors Prepare for
iOvorseas Flight as Hawker
and Raynham Tarry
U. S. NAVY MEN GO NORTH
Ily the Awiri.itril Press
3HNS AVIATORS
ft I , Anf2r
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SI. .lohns, N. T.. Aprils - Wriilher '" "" t'lou'nee ns llir result of popn
conditions were ncain mifnornb1o lochi Inr outeri . according to information
for n Mnrt of the proposed transatlantic rri,,iim ,niIoll frf Stockholm.
Hlrhts liv llnrrv Hawker, Austriillnn ,,,,
pilot of the So,nv..li biplane ami , "" '"nm,.n of Vln.limir ha. l,r
i 'n ni mil l.Vnlerick 1' Hnvnhntn. his.'leriee, nppomlrd a i uniniitlcc of womrn
British rhnl. who is to use a .inriin
,.Ia .nnMiinn
?,- Sml ln nrrvnilrd here nod .r
roS and niin P r a l n .1
ports from m.d-Atlaic.n.li...t-l -on
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tl Illl I'll IIUTllU'U UUHIIIM.ii -.
If lirifninrnhlf wrathrr nml
iii
winds
..am tin it n .il..lt In t1 Tlir if is. ni I) III I O PV-
ernl nrr .oninetllors may ill rue Willi
lFlull-Illlll'r'-
their machines and attempt lo get awav
with Jtnjnhniu and Ilnwkn An air
drome is lieing prepnird at Ilnibor
Urace for a llatullev I'age enture. ami
esterdn there armed no agent of
Boulton& Paul of orwieli. Dnglund.
who is selecting a -ito for an airdrome
nnd nrrunging for petrol and auxiliary
Mtpplies for that firm's airplane, which,
lie announced, is scheduled to stall from
liere in "Sa or .lime.
Captain Kuliicj I'.enuetl. son of .1. It.
P.rnnett Newfoundland minister ot
iniiiriu. in iimiiiiii'ii ii - i-ii iimh- " n....-
si n en route to maue
final nrrangements lr P.oullon V I'liui.
lie will be followed here shmth, it is
said bv the comnntn's sliop fone. which
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includes twelve nr wiiii.cn ine.;ii.Miii:n.
The nach.ne In hi ii"0d in tills ac- i ,1()l ,,hsrned Ihe irgistiutinn nile. I'luNi il-l pli i:i . nest wirk The Anieii
tenint is said lo be a tw in-eiigini (i bi Connades nblenoxski and Curia- inns woic , hosen bv Ihe Irish societies
pauecf ,pecml ih-gn but ''"''V.1 ' 'l!' . kin." who ,! s iml-es on II lain,, in Ihe 1 mlcl Slal.s to nppral lo thr
:.tt I. no ...Jr. mi, m of t ie exact
stvb if the plan" or of the ulenlitv f
l.er pilot. P.eotiflt mav br the man, it
wus said lie was n llritish llicr with
.the Prnich army and wears the Piench,
'war cross. ,
At Cape I'.iojle it is evprcled that one
or more of the lelixstovc fillies do-
signed by Lieutenant Colon.-! .lolm C. I '" ','"''
Porte, of the Itiitisli army, soon will v " " "' "
arrive for a trausnthinti- iittu,, while i ""' i.an'ta
Captain Arthur Pii.vze is undeistood to
have a plane ready for shipment lirir at
one?.
New Yoih. April LI' Thirty siv oh-
jiervrrs. medianiis anil lepaii men v
Iceteij by the Iliiiinu of Navigation in
connection witli Hie iinvj s piaus ior n
transntlanti. Ilight next month left the
iiaval air station nt Hn.kaw.iv est,i
liny on tin mine lavrr Aroosiook,
bound for Nevvfoiiinllaiid
MOTHER OF 17 MOURNS ONE
Runaway Boy Brings Sorrow
to
Heart of Parent of Many
Newarh. N. .1.. Apnl -J The pat
nble of the lost sheep .nines v.-iv close
to Mrs. Marie Casnle. f.u she has
grieved herself si. k because fourteen
year-old Prank, one uf her srienicn
living cliildrrn. is playing "hookrv'
l.as written thnt he will go west I
Mrs. Casnle is the -wife of Assemblv
man Charles P.. Casnle. Thev have bad
.nineteen childnn. but all the nt.s ,,
i so large a family have not pi. vod upon
the mot hi r as lias'rank's absent .
"Tlir twins died lime months ago,"
said Mrs Casnle today "and two we. k
ago J'r.inkir disappeared I have .i
large fainil.v . but I cannot sp.ir,. a -i nl.
one. I want Prankie to return, .in, I il
'' the police find lulu thrv mil tell him In
xvon't be whipped. 1 pM w.ini mv
, loy.
"He wro.r mr a uole from . w n k
a week ago. saving. I in goiu to tin
gou with a ru ii man.' and I lutv.n i
f heard fiom bun smc,. He ttj seen ,,n
l-'ifth nvenur l.itir l.v u N'evv.uk Imv
xvho asked bun to .nine bin k with Imn
Tjut he would not
" WHEN ORDERING
a table sauce see that you
do not receive a substi
tute for
d&easc&fcs:
X-rtisi3
SAUCE
It has no equal as a de
lightful pavormg for
manv dishes Call for
LEA&PEWS
SAUCE
THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE
and get what you order.
THEALL-DAY x
EVERY-DAYSMOKE j
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,AY"Mapa-
cuba" at the
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nearest smoke
shop and treat
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your taste to
REGULAR
Cigar.
Havana Filler
Sumatra Wrapper
Cents
and Up1
10
6 Sizes
All Cigar Sellert
BAYUKBOS.
Mip .Manuraeturora of
th Kamou ,
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"REDS' " FREE LOVE
BUREAU SAD JOKE;
2 OLD MAIDS FOR IT'S
m. A1n -,. , ... ...
Haiulsome Girls Abducted by
Force New "Trojan Wars"
Follow Raids
lunlnlilv ot the modes (if payment of the.
London. April ir..--(l'orro,pniiilcnce Sinn's which have born ejueted ns re-
f,, j, ini-.iivcM,.-,eiw,.w.!
1M""" '"i" tlir ii.itinn!ili7iiti(m (it womrn i thr trraty ptovisionx, which the (icr-
'in iniithrnxt Russia has brrn Mnspcinlcil
wno air to impine inl.. the operations
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"nm in iiii I Jinui Mil
lion The sy.t...., p.. nidrs thnt nn y . ' "" ,"' '"T" ' ' ,
Kill on irarhniK the i,K(. of r,Bhtrrn I "'". ' ",,c', S,i,,''v'- '"'l',r wlm h these
iniiih ni-lir her name in the i,,,,, ilu '""""'i'-"Kn''' to l:,l,r nnmrdiate military
of free Imn, after whidi she is ,.,. '""'I navnl m tmn l Id Crnnany lnriik
nrlird in srle. I i.niii...r f.. ,,,,,.,' the lieace lie.itv o Inr as it itffects
men lielwern nineteen nml fifty enrs
old "The law led to lamentable ion
fusion," siijs thi. (Inet.i, "in jmlii ial
notions if to prison.il inviidiihilii).
A lew dins after the mimcI's deene.
Wholi women erv ycneiiill.v icnninl.
two men knottn to nobody mrird in
i tar town anil tyril Hie Iwo ilanuhteis
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Inr ii --null . linn n n.iii ...in nn,, . ......
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Hide diclaring they had . hosen thoin
as wives mid that Ihe gills, without
inriiirr irieninny. innsl siiimiit. as lliey
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dci iie, the men vv.ir nKhl. nnd the
girls wi re uin led oil They have nut
cince been hen id of l.v the village folk
'!! t . s.ijs the (inrtii. was done in
U. ,l!lme of the nalinnalixation of
. MllI1, , , istl,iii es of the
r,.,,.sl , , .,. ,..., , .
iiiliuin.liiilies. nie . Hi il bv
I jithusiiiJis tor national
ijitiou naliir.illv . nil males -i.inl
whole villages, -pr voung gills ami
demmiil pmnf thrv me not nioie than
' eighteen. As lllis pioof is dilhclllt to
) give, imiiiv of the giiN aie (airied ..IT.
land their hnvr in ru suicides tluil null -
dors us a icsiill
In Ihe low ii of Kovtov a .amp.iigu
without paiallel sue ' the 'I'lojan wni
u.is waged b. I wren I lie v.ingeful 1 1 In
lives of mi ahduitcil uatioiiali.il gn!
.liul her p. tsei lltol's
In this town Ihe "Itegtstei of a
tiou.di.cil AV-ithii1-'. Ivas (;pciiid on Ie
n iiiIiit I. but up to IVbnwiy 1 List
onlv two wniiiru. hnlh mule than tnitv
and neitliei of whom had ever been
uidiriril, irgistrrrd tliein'selves ns will-
mg to accept tlir lirst hu-li.iml tin:
I stale sent along
On the (ommitt.e win. h is now lo
iirvise thr nationalization .In tic or to
, i inui.'ii.l its complete nluogation sits
and Mmc. cia Aikadirfl. u P.olshevik eu
j tliusiast. who i ommauiled a detai hment
of women soldiers lining the leient
operations against Adimiul Kolchnk's
nrmv at Prim She lias been woumlnl
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Teutons Send
Peace Mission
Ccinliiiiirtl from- Pace On
riiipntriitiailrs ilinig'il with tlip peace
Itcsotintlnlis wii iinprriiine, i.iuu iimri
fnim tin- point or prestige Unit pirn-
Iitiolrnthirlri of llic Albeit anil nsiori-
' ,rii P,mor n.nui mil meet with Cer-
man iciiic.oiiiiiiiV(" ni rn.mii imiK nnu
ilignlh. Furthermore, it n planned to
luivesiieh IhnltPil discussion of tin- pence
proposals ns Picsident Wilson nml tils
iisvni Intri are ptcpairil to mlmlt.
"ll' deleKiitri mn trek. In begin with.
Wrrk Itrsnrilril Too Short
Their is little rxpri tntion in ( oinprtent
conference elides thnt it will tie pos
sible to tinish tlir disunions with the
(irrinim (lelcKlitcs nml lime tlir trrnly
signed within n unl from tlir date
1." . r. .. .. . .. . . .:.. t...i- I
"" lnl .'"" ,lrM uieeuiiK. iiiuecu.
Ill" 'simple! loll of tile llOROt lilt IOIIS
' v. ilhil. Mii-h pel ln.l was declared to be
i nokMhilln
, A ,oponsil,!e rrl, solum nn-
iioumes that rooiI inogiees mis iirrn
.... . , , , .
inane in tlir .( Heme inr a (irirnsivr nill-
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Ihe proioveil demililai i.rd one oust of
the Ithiue
The nllinine lienu will he an open
one, ami will npplj onh lo the Kliine
a i en .
To Keieive II Nil Mission
Il.tvi.l Lloyd liioige, the P.rit
isll pi line lilinistei , has aglecd tole
ceive loimer Coveiimr IMvvnid P
I'm of Illinois. I'uink P. WnKli
funnel I'hiiirinuu of the National War
i ,i,bor P.oard ti ml Mielciel .1 Mtan of
Collfci ence
behalf of 1 1 eland. '
Thea.ia.igr.nrnt f..i the mrrting was n ml " '"". ''n,, "'" "''""
niadr bv Colonel Kdvvaid M. 'House at '"K ,,n IIm' oilier s heels. And all lie
a hinilirou nl the iisiileiirr of the Itrit- (iiuso tlie lul tennnl the mini who
ish piruiirr Mr 1.1, ml lleoigr snid he came ill lo see mr about his pirdiea
vv.is unable to i vr the Americans , lnent vas (old to buy or get out."
Illls week OVV lllg to the pllsslirr of lllis . ., . 'i . i . .,
. 11 ll 1,1, 1,1, Id I ,.,.. ,11,1, ,1, III... I1...W. r. ..
111! s
111,1 I
, nine, led with the peace tirutv,, " " ." """' ".
iiiesteil ll.ein lo leiiiniii over for ii I four families will have to move be-
mid uce until tievl wrrk
Il is evpei ted the Aiiieiicans will takol I"' oi copied, according to .lames Hler
iip with Mr. I.lovd lieuige the ipieslinn 1 rtl, the assislnnl L'uited States distric t
ot Ins icieiving thr delegates fiom lie- ntlomey in charge in Philadelphia,
land who nre mining lo Pans. ,,.,, , ,,, Satl. ,,,,, .,,
SEES iG ALTERATION
I V GERM AS ATTITUDE
Hiilin llasw Sharply Criticizes
Teuton Policy
P.rrliii. pril ? -illv A Pi Hugo I
ll.issr, foi nier seeriiaiv of foieign nf
l.nis and now I, ulrr of Ihe Socialist
, niin, u in. in an miiele in tlir l"i,'i"it
jolt (!ei many 's relations with oilier pio I
.pies, ilms not slime llie general possi- i
j miMii pn valeut Willi legnrd (o the com I
intCpeac. nrgolialions ll.issr rrinimls
lins 1 1 a, lei-s tli.it (ioimniiv is loved no
! wline jn the world, not even neutral
1 cniintties, and that now heir is there
mv belief in a leal . linage of (!ir- '
iii.mv s altitude
The writer shmplv .1 iliri.rs the
I (, nn. in polity nnd protests against lirr
LOOKING OUT FOR
YOUR INTERESTS
b
1
in
uying coat
Ever since conditions at the mines presaged
a raise in price this Spring and a shortage of
supply next Winter we have pointed out to
customers the wisdom of buying immediately.
With the price advance but a few days off
the urgency of action must be apparent.'
Those who might even be willing to forego
the present price advantage are merely put
ting off the evil day; for shortage of coal next
Winter is a growing reality. Only by house
holders filling bins in advance will a shortage
be averted.
We serve customers by thus keeping them
in touch with conditions in the coal-market.
They may serve themselves by taking advantage
of the advice our experience enables us to give.
Present prices, chuted in, until they advance
on May first:
Ess $10.30 a ron . Nut $10.65 a ton
Stove 10.55 a ton Pea 9.05 a ton
40c a ton extra, if necessary to wheel or carry.
GEO. B. NEWTON COAL CO.
Teleihonei- .3cll, Spxuce 1400; Keyitont, Uce 3S0D.
ilY'li ' r v - MSakiS'f '.
Hfrf-iTi -ifrfflmflrfyTy t dMkWmWmlmmM&k-'i. fV'JHH
thrrntsi leKnnlliiB l'oland nml the Snnr
region, wlii'h he nrgnes will serve no
purpose, hut will incense the Ktitcnte.
lie nlo denoiinees (irrmnu' failure
to publish diplomatic documents con
crrnliiK the critical months before the
outbreak of the wur us conlliinlnK tlir
existence of sjnipntliy with the spirit
of the old regime. The article concludes
by demanding that n national rouit trj
thosr accused of bring guilt) of start
ing tlir war. '
See Way to Hit
at Profiteering
( ontlp ucil from Pure One
estate agents or owners to force tenants
lo buy the houses they live in.
A story told by Mr. Ihhler illustrates
the inconvenient! mid even hardship to
which tenants nre put by being foicrd
to "buy nr get out."
"A in ii n came to mo." said Mr.
llilder, "nml snid he lind been gien
the choh e of buying his house or vacat
ing il. He lefused tobuy Hint house,
but went out and bought nnolher
"Ilis difficulties nrise from the fait
thnt he has to give up the piesent
house lale this month, and iniinol got
possession ot the new one until early
in Mav.
All Face Same Difficulty
"Ho inunot got into the other house! established at Constant nniplc. in muling
because the tenant there is in the s,,n,r tolrSr:ini ior. ivcl brie finm Kiev
piedicament ns himself I he second )Illot11R , rtoMirvik1 1 cpiesenlative ni
tenant naturally wns forced to look . n,i... ; ,.,, . ,i ,., ., . i-i
elsewhere when the hoti-e was sold, lie ' P1s,,n- ,1"1 Kn hn '"'.'luikish con
went out and bought a house. liul he M" theie has mm en. il othcuil nnnftiince
wns up against the same situation. The ""''it ' "ie cliimge in the government.
occupant of this thild house (mild not ,
he moved out in time to lei the buver I n. r
get possession iii .May. I'ontlis of a Day
"This third man bought a house mull
was iniifronted by the same situation. ' D'". George F. Becker
The loiiilli man did the same thing, , Washington, April 'JL'. Ilr. Ceoige
and with the same result.
"It seems unbelievable, but their are
. ...
set turn i's ill a nfTedei. mi one
has to move; ench has bought another
house, nnd each iiinnot move into it
becailsr the piesent m rupaiit does not
'iaue one is fore eel out of the hou
oltiie in Plnliiilelpliia has been working
foi months to piolecl tenauls fiom un
just inel eases in theii lents. A'heie the
teliaul is a soldier's or sailoi 's depend
ant a special act of Congirss .an be
invoked to prevent eviction.
"Pally a thousand pel sons have io
ceived assistance from thisoihce in mai
lers lonceining lent." snid Mr. Steu-ett.
"We are glad to art in every inse.
whether or nol they come uiiik'r the
provisions of thr soldiers ami sailors'
(ivil lebef act. Wheie we cannot help
I hem by invoking tlie law. we help them
with advice or by trying tcj make the
ovv nc I or agent sCe our point of view
"Plidrr this net tlir ovv nor or land
lord ennnot evict a tenant without re
ionise to the civil courts. In pmctjii
this is n very effective measure. It puts
the Inst move up to the landlord It
saves the tenant fiom the tlneat of the
constable and the disgrace of being
moved out into tlir stieet. It is the frar
of eviction more than tlie initial ev ie
In " "TJ
tlon Hint Klrlkes terror into the lirnrtft
of poor prople.
"I quite agree with John llilder,
limited recently in the I2i:.i.vi 1't nt.n
Id iHirn, that it is wiong to force people
to buy homes til. Inflated values when
they do not want to buy.
VThr Legislature ought Id piovidr nn
act that would prevent the evil tioii of
people who :ur poifedlv willing In pay
rent, but do not want lo buy the houses
in which they live.
"If I'lilludi'lpliia is 1.1.(100 houses
short, it moans Hint l.'.OUO families nre
seeking homos. That N bad enough. It
is infinitely Worse when families already
settled in homes are forced to get out."'
REBELS IN TURKEY
,, .. .. i unr result of llie nttaulc. A I.itliunnliin
SET UP SOVIET RULEIu;.Vr..!r ,Wrnd,M
I "'i'lie Ainerlmn Ited Cross mission
i at Kovno, Lithuania, has been attacked
Sultans Government Reported bvlionnnnsohllris. Whllo defending the
I Americans one Llthiiaiiinn soldier was
Overthrown With Council Rtll- I killed. This nroused the greatest in-
ing at Constantinople
Paiis. Am il T2. i P.v P i - A
I evolution has luoken out in Turk.'.,
and n soviil goteiumeul has been de
clared A iovoliilion.il v lommillie lins been
, I'cidinanil Hn ker. seventy -Iwo yeais
ol! ' I'romlnent geologist and lonnectedj
With tie t'nltn.l Sll.il.L I !,...!..:.... 1 s'.... 1
. ' "."' """ - ..,,;(-, nu,
I vey since S(!I, is dead at bis home
heie. lie was a iiie'uiber of mining and
scienlilie societies nnd for four yeais
taught mining rngineeiiug ;il the t'ni-voi-siiy
of California.
Woodbury G. Langdon
New Voih. April 1!'J. Woodburv
(irisdiirf Langdon. a iiieniher of om
of Ihe oldest Ameiitan faiinlies long
icsideiit in New Yoik. died Sunday
night in his lioine heir aftci uu illness
of more lhan twj. nioiitlis, .Mr, Lang
don's (liirf activities wore in pliilan
thiopie and educntional extrusion won,
in thr Piotcstniit I'piscop.il Cliinih of
New Yoik.
Never Knew He'd Lost Her
Millville. N. .1., April SI - While
she was riding on u inototi yi Ie cliivru
bv Knos Httllcy, Siitiday niglit. Miss ,
Hose l'ieisoii, of Maiiricetow 11, fell out
south of Millville mid was sevciclv in
piled llailey was iinavv.ii. thai the
voung woman had lallcu until he had
lid'leu alinnsl a half lull, Italph .Icr
sell, of lit nlgctoii, vho w.i- passing in
uu automobile, biouglil Miss Piri'soii
to thr Millville bi,,ita'
BBBr4 r BffM"Bf feJI I
IliiHHM' . Mint uYmm rrr i U i-rOTS
I HiraMi ' M ww. I h hi
I rFT IN l IMF 'SS '
fc Buy a Victory Bond and fall m. be -v, VvS?M'XiiO ffiwW f
I a comrade in the army of Victory. The Oriipl. a U '(MMlii2 v'l
I Philadelphia Trust Company LP J YU)v
GERMANS ATTACK
RED CROSS MISSION
Soldier Killed Defending Ameri
cans in Kovno Funeral
Fostors Demonstration'
New Yoih, April '-2. Clcrninn troops
have attacked the Ainerlcnn Ilcd Cioss
mission at Kovno, I.lthtintiin. accord
iilg to ti cablegram received here by the
Idlhuaiiian national council from its
ParlH repieseiitntlvc.
rue message gae neitlier the tune
diguiitioii in Komio nml tlir tuuerni ot
the hero de eloped into n great deinoti
stration ngninsl (iermans."
No ndvlees of an nttnek on the mis
sion have been leceived by Ilcd Cross
authorities here, it was suid last night,
tlfliciiils staled the Kovno unit wns a
hiniich of the Anierican Ked Cross mis-
slim to Poland. Its personnel ts till-
known heie, it was said, ns the walk
In Poland nnd Lithuania was organized
l in Paris.
Woodbury. N. .1.. April 'SI. The
hearing of Ihiniel I). Shields, the col
oied ninii In charge of the home of
(Icorge S. McCnrtv, whicli was lohbi'it
of a "00 -poii nil safe, wasv postponed to
ilav. The fnniily plnceH the loss, at
about S.".10ll. which includes a R1000
hiiicelrt, a penilant worth as intirli,
i medals won ny .M(;nriy in trnpsnooiing
IMI,i ,, couplr of gnus
St pays to
Hull Dor Bunting Flacs
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N. Y. REDSEJECT PATRIOT
Men In Uniform Mistreat Aged
Woman Who Defends Roosevelt
Nev Yorli, April 1'J. Protesting lg
orousdy ngniust nn attnek upon the
bravery nnd patriotism of Lieutenant
Colonel' Theodora Kooscelt, .1r., at a
meeting of rndlcnls limt evening In
Cooper Union, Mrs. Kale floss, a little,
elderly, gray-haired woman, waa colzcd
bodily by scvernl men in army iinifvrm
nnd unceremoniously hustled out of the
hnll. Not a chlvalrlc hand of the en-
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it means: Pure, fresh paint
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skilled painters at as low a
price as is consistent with
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pices of mi oi gn libation which linn n-,
Hiimed the mimed of the Soldlcre'it
Sniloi-H and Mnrlncs' Protective Ak
socialinn, t Shouts for tlie t. W. W
and IloWievlkl were gicn dining tlui
meeting. None of tlie men in uniform
wore oversells chevions.
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National City Company
1421 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia
Teach Children to Use
Cuticura for Hair and Skin
That they may have pood hair and
clear skin through life. Try this
treatment for the hair. At night
rub Ctiticurn Ointment into part
ings all over the scalp. Next morn
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hot water. Nothing better than
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