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The Commoner.
VOLUME 1'3, NUMBER 5
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Awnrdod Cloltl Aloilftl nnri Diploma Over
All t'oinpolilorM, InlormUioiml Expo
Hilton, Homo, ami Vrtnul 1'rix, I'nrJs.
BTUART'fl PliAPAO-PADS nro a wonderful
treatment for rtiptttro. curing aH they do tho
Wort formn In tho privacy of tint homo with
out hlndrunco from work and at slight oxponno.
ED, y111
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by 8TUAIITR lkIAlAO-PADN incana
that you can throw away tho painful Initio
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an thoy nro nndo nclf-atuVHlvc, nnd when
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actor In retaining rupture that cannot ho
hold hyutruHH. NO 8TIIAP3, IlUOKhUH Ott
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Plapno Laboratories, Block G4 fit. Lou in, Mo.,
is aondlug FKK15 trial Plupao to all who write.
John B. DeiJfiven, judge of the
United States court for tho northern
district of California, died at his
homo near Maple, Cal.
.7. 13. Hammond, inventor of the
Hammond typewriter, died .in
Florida.
A warrant for tho arrest of Gen.
Daniel 11. Sickles, has been issued by
a New York court. Tie is charged
with appropriating for his own use
$2.',47G from the funds of tho New
Don't Send Me One Cent
"When you answer this announcement, as I am going to mail you a brand
new pair of my wonderful "Perfect Vision" glasses (known in tho spec
taclo business as "lenses") absolutely frco of charge as an advertisement.
Ah noon nn you rot them I want you lo put them on your
eyes, nit down In front of iho open hearth one of thoso eoul
wintry nights, and you'll ho agreeably Bui-prised to discover
that you can again rend tho very llnest print in your bible
-wan uiwii on even y mo dim nrciigiit; you ll liml
that you can again thread tho r.tnalleut-cyvd needlo you
can lay your lunula on, and do tho finest kind of om-
uroldery and crocheting with
them on, and do it all night
long, if you liko. without any
headaches or ovo-nalns. nnd
with as much caso nnd comfort
as you over did in your life.
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,. 91. !.fi you ro a. sportsman and llko to go
?,,, hl nillnff occasionally, just shoulder your
gun and go out Into tho woods somo early
morning when tho har.o is yet in tho air. nnU
VOU'll hn irron v ln.ll,f,i i" .." ,unu
tho HmnlW WVSa Xff"1 i,v"" ou. urP.
m v am.,; .t.-r- "J? l"'.1at..lree.-WP ac
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theso wonderful "Perfect Vis on" g lasses of mine a,i ix nVf lielp. of
when tho shadows are gathorlng In'thoTwiUght '.Tou'lf easl to dhtlnSh
horso from a cow out n tin. niiu.. n ... 'iuv iU41iy uisimgutsu a
your oyo can reach with thorn on-aml tils even If Zfov,? far a3
.weak now that you cannot even r5ad tho l&Sit Uoa'dilnXs S ihifpacr
Now Don't Take My Word For It '
Jut Bend for a pair at onco and try them out yourself for iodine sewlnc
hunting, driving indoors, outdoors, anywhere and everywhere anvw-iv
and everyway. Thon after a thorourh tryout if vmi fi,i n,n? i y
jord I havo .aid about them is as hnJftMi
they real y have restored to you tho absolute perfect cyeHt of vo,
parly youth, you cau keep them forever without one cent of pay, 2nd
Just Do Me A Good Turn
by showing them around to your friends and ueichbors nmi CT,QoV ,
word for them whenover you havo tho chance Wnn?iVfealc a,emi
duce my wonderful "Perfect Vision" Sea hi Sour w iSv"0 In?"
vRBy, simple condition? e es m youi Reality on this
apply) yanu Saf tSS?2. 0 need
on tho below four-dollar coupon at once and this Kfi?id5CM .and age
of my famous "Perfect Vision" glasses aCtatolv JiSS if011 to a paIr
advertisement. uusoiutoiy ireo of charge as au
Wrlto your name, address and ago on the below coupon at once.
U SlaBr DR. IIAUX Thn Rnnn(l -.r.
W I A.hH..IAl. .. . - vj iU!Llln 1 I I II IIU Tl W rL 1m.
5 ,V?UW."" encioso this four-UoIlnr n ,mnn Y.iyi.-VMIbiril
111 1 nit 11 iirtrik niiinHii.. - fi tuuii vun 11 irrnnn -. - -
- kwkjj (iiiviti 1 iKitTnnnr . n . . - cj .v
naymont of a hm,i "l-fc". hVP1 n run. and comnlotRtl
i -. - - . -- . nvii ijaii' in vnnn rAMAi.n Hit. . . . . ?
'classes, nmi t inn ...ii:. -r r- "ua "i-erTect vsnni'i
Sontrnot. ., coins to mako you stick to I that
My ago la &
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York state monument commission, of
which ho was a member. General
Sickles is eighty seven years old.
Tho New York sheriff announced
that ho hoped that a friend would
come to tho relief of General Sickles.
Judge W. M. KavanauglT, of Little
Rock, now national committeeman
of Arkansas, was elected by tho Ar
kansas legislature to tho short term
ending March 4, 1913. Ho succeeds
J. M. Heissoll, whom tho governor
appointed to succeed Jeff Davis. On
March 4th Joseph T. Robinson will
begin the six-year term as senator.
The Nevada legislature elected T.
Pitman to the United States senate.
South Carolina re-elected Senator
Tillman. Tho Texas legislature
elected Morris Sheppard both for the
short and tho long term to succeed
Senator Bailey. For the short term
Sheppard defeated R. M. Johnston,
whom the governor had appointed.
The corn exposition opened at
Columbia, S. C, with exhibits from
twenty-seven states.
Tho Now York Herald says:
John D. Rockefeller, jr., in the first
authorized statement concerning the
origin, work and projects of the
bureau of social hygiene which he
founded announced that it would
seek to find a mflthnrl nf doniin
J with the social evil In Now v.ir nr
I and to ascertain the conditions re
sponsible for vino. Tlmo h nnA i,i
assuciaies witnout any show of sen
sationalism and hysteria address
themselves to a world old problem
in the spirit of science and humanity.
They hope to find a way of dealing
with it which will be practical and
at tho same time command the sup
port of public opinion. To this
gigantic task they have invoked the
aid of skilled investigators with ex
perience of the laboratory and of
sociological experts. Considerable
suras have already been contributed
by Mr Rockefeller for this work, in
which he became intensely interested
m 1910 when he was the foremah of
the grand jury of New York county
which investigated the white slave
traffic. At that time ho made an
offer of $25,000 to the city for use
in investigations. Se
WiTltamKnl8n!h legl8lature elected
William H. Thompson, of Garden
came in the office of the secretary o?
state, when the International Har
vester corporation was incorporated
with a capitalization of $70 000 ooo'
Promoters of this wing of thn '!!!'
vester trust-for that S what it s
j?bSly rfealized that in order
get advantage of the exceptional
generous corporation acts of Si
state it would have to thls
not at all, for Tr l t0f J Sl I
seven corporation billB?itroduCGd n
nor Swait0 at th? Intance oF Gover.
nor Wilson, will nrobnhiv i,
laws, and then great combinnCf?mG
Trm fool. aui. ..
1 Harvester e?toVffionaJ
M
This Washer
ust Pay for
Itself.
A MAN tried to soil mo n horso onco. TTo sniil it
was a lino horso and hnd nothing tlio liintinr
wllhit, J wanted adno horse, ihu.i a
know anytliliiK about horses much. Ami 1 ! -5
1.1&U . UIU 11A4IIA vuij nvu
either.
So I told him I wanted
to try tho horso tor a
month. IToKnld"Allr Ight.
but imy mo first, and I'll
Klvo , on back yonriiioucy
lithe lutrto Isn't all riKhU"
won. 1 (Ucin't liko that.
I wnH afiald thn horso was
not "all rlchL"nml thnt T
mlKht have to whistle tor
my mouoy Ifloncopartoil
with It. So I didn't buy
tho horJ nltliniiL'h r
wanted It badly. Now this
Eciinouniucinir.
Yoil KPn r mnlrn Wneli.
ng Machines tho "1C00
Gravity" Washer.
And 1 wild to mysoir,
lots of nooplo may think
about my Washing Ma
clilno as I thought about
mo norso, ana about tno
man who owned It.
llllt I'll unvnr Irnnm
bCCaUSO tllftV wniilflti't.
wrlto and toll mo. You seo I soil my Washing
Machines by mall. I havo sold over half a million
that way.
So, 1 thought I, it la only fair onough to let pooplo
try my Washing Machines for a month, botorothey
pay lor thorn. Just a? I wanted to try tho horfco.
ow, I know wha our "1D0') Gravity" Washer
will do. I know It will wash tho clothes, without
wearing or tearing hom, In lesN than half the tlma
tnoy can bo washed by hand or by any other
machine
JJf now, ,fc wm wash a tub full o f vory dirty clothes
in falx minutes. I know no othor mncbliio over la
vented can do that, without wearing out tho clothes.
Our 1900 G-avity" Washer does tho work so easy
tnnt a child can run it almost an woll as a strong
woman.nnd It don't wear tho clothes, irny the odes
nor break buttons tho way all omcr machines do.
Jt Just drives soapy water clear through tho ,.bres
oftho clothes llko a force pump might.
.. s.???1(1. l to mysoir, I will do with my "1900 Orav
ity Washer what T wanted tho man to do with the
rsan 0n,y T wont wa,t for Peoplo to ask mo. I'll
onor first, and I'll mako good tho oner ovcry time.
Let mo send you a "1000 Gravity" Washor on a
month's frco trial. 111 pay tho freight out of my
own pocket, and if you dtm't want th. mnchino
Uoryou'vomcdlta month, I'll take it back and
pay tho Irolghttoo. Surely that is fair enough. Isn't
Doesn't it provo mat tho "1900 Gravity" Washer
must bo all that I say it Is?
T.Am, you ran Pfty ,no out of what It saves for you.
" wlllenvo Its wholo cost iu a few. in nths. In wear
and tettr on tho clothos alone. And thon It will save
60 conts to 75 conta a weok over that In washw--manswaffos.
Ifyoukoop tho machine after ttia
month a trial. I'll lot you pay for It out of what it
saves you. If it saves you GO conts a wook, send ma
CO cents a wook 'till paid for. I'll take that cheer-
itilw.'i1"11 J n 'n,,t f,,r my money until tho machlao
Itself earns tho balance.
i,l',0Pime. .n llP tp-dny. nnd lot mo send you a
book about tho "1900 Gravity" Washor that washes
clothes In c minutes.
Address mo this way-H. L. Barkor, 820 Court St.,
in ,ns a,nton. N. Y. If you Hvo in Caundo, address
19(10 Washer Co.. 357 Yongo St., Toronto, Ont.
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any 8100 Typewriter
mutle if tto would aend on
to you free of Ono Cent
Ox J08t for yxa to Keep
forerer m your own?
Then oa tv postal card, or in
latter tout, limply say: Mull
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