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I Have Found Out How to Get Rid of Superfluous Hair At Once

Here's the Secret

I had become utterly discouraged with a heavy growth of hair on my face and lip. I had tried every sort of depilatory and electrolysis and even a razor. But I couldn't get rid of it.

Then I made awonderful discovery. I found a simple method by which I removed the hair at once and most wonderful to relate, it keeps the hair removed. My face is now as smooth as a baby's, not only free from superfluous hair but from pimples and blemishes. I have explained this discovery to thousands of women who have had the same experience with it that I had and I will explain it to you if you also have superfluous hair. It isn't like anything you have ever used. It is not a powder, paste, wax or liquid, not a razor, not electricity. It causes no itching or burning and leaves no scars. As easy to use as your comb or brush.

Send for Free Book

A book that tells just how this wonderful method gets rid of superfluous hair is free upon request. Don't send a penny—just a letter or post card. Address Annette Lanzette, Dept. 595 Care Hygienic Laboratories, 204 S. Peoria Street, Chicago, Ill.

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Fool's Gold

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had long since seen its best days, but somehow Davies always managed to pull it together for just one more trip. So here he was, helping with the stage scenery for our Act, tending to the Radio outfit, flying off for popcorn for our small white mouse,—an important member of the cast,—paying for our lunches and being general handy man.

A Great Party, Girlie

We were all excited. So much was at stake besides the mere retreiving of our battered fortunes. The local manager was lovely to us, in fact, he quite showered us with attentions. Pat was suspicious, but I laughed at her. My motto is to love everyone, and to be willing to take as well as to give. But at the last performance, he became entirely too friendly. One after another of his friends kept coming into the stage entrance, standing in the wings, and trying to chat with us. In the end, he invited us all to a grand party in his home. Said he had some good old vintages, etc., etc., that it was the custom of the road, and he would be able to insure us return booking, etc., etc.

And now out of the blue stepped forth friend Davies with plenty of plain and unvarnished words, mentally dealt him a knock-out, and carried us all off, bag and baggage, homeward bound.

"Hurrah for Davies, Long may he wave."

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He'll Use a Double Next Time

John Bowers used to scoff at doubles. His trick stuff he did himself, by Gorry. But now he's willing to admit that there are time when doubles are advisable. John has the leading role in the western picture, When a Man's a Man, and in it he is supposed to bulldog a steer. Several cowboys from Prescott, Ariz., offered to double for him but Jawn waved them aside with a superb gesture. The next gesture he made didn't carry quite so much dignity, for poor John's left foot caught in the stirrup, his body was thrown too far toward the steer he was pursuing to maintain his balance, and he fell and was dragged by his horse.

How Come, Mickey?

Marshall Neilan plays a part in Edward Dillon's picture, Broadway Gold. He appears dragging a baby carriage, which may or may not make him a leading man. Edward Dillon returns the compliment by appearing in Neilan's Eternal Three. What are they doing, trying to get even with each other for something? However, it is the public which pays and pays and pays, and then has to suffer!

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