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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, JUNE 1. 1926.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON,
THE SOURCES
If one were to compare the typical town or small city of
twenty-five to forty years ago, with the typical community
of today and note the difference between the aims which
people cherished then, and those they seek after now, there
' would be many revolutionary changes. President-emeritus
-Eliot of Harvard university, who as a gVent educational lead-
er has had an immeasurable influence on succeeding groups
' Jof young people, gave out an interview in Collier's Weekly
;.'8ome days ago, in which he remarked that the high standard
of living, with its impulse to continuous pleasure seeking,
'carries a penalty. He felt that this standard has resulted in
. "dangerous emulation among the so-callj' professional and
-salaried classes. One of the most striking differences that
T.has cohio about in these years, is that it seems necessary for
ita great many people to spend money very freely in order -to
nmuse themselves. The boys and girls who could formerly
.divert themselves with simple picnics in country scenes, have
grown up nnd they have children who must go to elaborate
-dances and entertainments and belong to expensive clubs and
-travel around in .powerful automobiles, before they can be
Chappy. . The people who could quietly enjoy themselves at
simple pleasures like study of birds and flowers, or by dig
'ging in the garden, or by reading informative books, do not
"seem as numerous as formerly. And yet a hopeful person
can find many of the younger people who aro learning to get
: their fun without extravagance. It docs not necessarily cost
'them' much to get out with their tennis rackets and ball bats
fttfd running shoes and swimming suits. The musical clubs
.i.Wlych so muny students are joining are not costly. There
lire plenty of inexpensive means for pleasure still open, if
I people can only be' led to take an interest in thorn.
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,"' There is one form of beauty which every householder
.. ought to try to provide for the adornment of his home place,
"."the improvement of his neighborhood, and the general at
; traclivencss of his home city. And that is a smooth, well
mowed, and well cared for lawn. Such a piece of green grass
... iiround a man's house is a delight to the eye of tle owner,
" the neighbors, and all who pass through the street. Homes
"thus adorned aro worth more monev. and thev holn'n town
, ;or neighborhood to give an impression of finer culture and
""'.i .,.,1,, nv, .,,, ,i;,.u fi,: , n r ,.,, i
Sing, fertilizing in most places,' rooting out of -weeds, and
Z watering in' some seasons and climates. All which is good
"and healthful work. Many men who do not care to hire it
" done, are better off physically for this contact with the grass
roots. v
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- ' It is a somewhat remarkable thing, though the United
Z Stales is said to be a lawless country, that in respect to their
" sports and pastimes, our people seem to be rather law abicl
Z ug. Tnko it, in baseball, for instance. Thoro is a general
J consent 'that the players should "play the game," obey the
j rules, and submit to the umpire. If the umpire is unfair,
there is a howl to have him taken out, but that is because the
Z crowd believes he has been disloyal to the rules. It is not
Z any attack on the principle of obeying the rules. But under
Z ordinary circumstances the crowd says let the umpire settle
it Players who habitually try to break the rules, aro not
- favorably regarded. Now if we could got more of that spirit
- into the relations of the people to the laws of the state.and
I nation, wo should bo much better off, and many of the, evils
Z that perplex,' us and causo trouble and disaster, would cease
Z to exist.
2 Rostiburg oitplit to lu pusliing plana for the complolion
; of the Nortli Ihnpqim hiliwity to Diamond lake. It's worth
goiiiK after good and .strong.
ill V I rl
f l.i.ii
- rXl'KOFlTAm.IC.
Forsnko tho tilings Hint do not pay,
grails away. A man iiiuy prosper for
""courses full of guile, lie may
Still COMCCIll his sinful ll-irks-
"known and then he's doomed to walk alone. His presence . h'um'i,''! S'lt'th" h'"iKh!' o'rNw-r5!'
good men will not brook, thev have him sized un as n crook, r,vr- 'I'-Ki'tu.i; ihe role iti, ilt
1 . ' , . , ... ,. 'llul murkH her as one nf the fln-
"u'.v remark, lie is a wight who jumps his bojirdins'rat i a.-tn-w. of da.-
Chouse by iiijtlit, and pays not for his downv bed, or for the ;"(1' " "' '','' hi" ""-
, i i i , ii- , ;riinirllMilina lo the screen In iln-
l'limpei nicKel hrearl. lie is a man who sells a pup nnd swears hiane type of rule thai has n:.i
ils peditfive is up anione; the monaivhs of its class, whereas, hlm (l"",
.o(l8 cocilish and alas, it does not nmk among the first, it's
mly fit for Wienerwurst, lie is n man who looks around un
til a widow lone is found, a widow with a little, roll, enough
to purchase ftrub and coal, and keep a roof above her head
rruntil the crowner finds her dead. Then he noes smiling to
tier (loor iiiHi cheats her ol hor
pull n trick so low can I .lourney with us to and fro, he can
;liot our indorsement keep, or use our woodsheds when he'd
sleep, we shoo him from our sacred haunts, he may not wed
-our maiden minus.. Jtow tar
w-WlKrrf oariied a ptlllK riMtnn ilko this! The people shim
Hhini, poor and rich, as thoh he had the fleas or itch. R
flllllO like this IS quickly won, but wean-, weniVV years Will
-run before a gent can live it down and make new friendships
in tho town. This life is" but a bleak affair if one's avoided
ZZ everywhere: and trickery and vice and fraud, abuse of
Z- friendship for a wad, niake one in divar aloofness stand, tin
"oiitcnst in A frletullv lnnd
ouicnsi in a mciuuj laim.
NEWS - REVIEW
by Tho Ncwe-Revlew Co,
Inc.
..ITesldout and Manager
-Secretary -Treasurer
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TUESDAY JUNE 1, 1026.
OF PLEASURE.
is 'f
cast all the useless
a while pursuinjr
impose on trustful hicks and
lull uni, ni Kiln lli fiwlo urn'
little store
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iiiu win; n
is he from neace and l iss
PPUNE
IJeuT GvCate 5
It's darn hard to
Git tha ol' anoot
Back to tha
Grindstone after
A two daya' vacation. .
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DUMBELL DORA THINK8
Linoleum ia a city in Greece,
. 4. ..
Memorial Day was celebrated aa
per usual with maahie, niblick,
fi6hin' pole and flivver.
fr '
Raspberries aro in the market
but this colyum has had a good
many handed us durln' the entire
year,
J. 4.
Talked with a local gawfer yea-
tlddy and he said he thought he'd
try and Improve hi. game but hls
ni.a linmiariA naanarl mnnuntm'
gawf language needed renovatln'
a dern sight more,
b b
, The incipld cantaloupe senson
is with us agin and unless some
thing is done we're nonna be con.
fronted with an awful shortage In
salt and pepper.
Lotsa' the. local sheiks are able
to make a meal off'n a cold shoul
der. I 4
One of the town boys who had
been stttln' up with a sick friend
came home after the curfew had
sounded and told his wife he'd
spilled bakln' powder on his coat
lapel. He will be able to rece'ive
visitors Thursday.
H b
They're organizln' a Greeters
Club In the village, which fills up
the extra night we've been savin'
to spend an evenin at home.
Mayor Gawge Houck has taken
up gawf on acct. of the static dur.
in' the summer months. The air
around tho country club will be
Just as noisy, prob'ly.
b b !
Lotsa fellers were sweat In' at
the links yestiddy like they never
do at home.
4 4 b
It's gittln so a feller can't have
a cherry tree in the front yard
u i... . , ..'the boys to camp. Cmnp will be
" k '7 JU'" ""Vnll redy befmehand ,0that there
, ,
4 V
The rivor is nittin' dern low and
If the' dry spell continues we'll
hafta be puttln1 goggles on the fish
to keep the dust outa their eyes.
P Xafc iPalUno "Sc3:
"It's a wise guy v.-ho knows his
own sweetie in a bathin' suit."
MnJille'Tlieiilri1
Realism, not in tho sordid kimip
of Its relation to lite hut in Its
relation of one human to anotlt"t-.
ie thn moving spirit of "Time, the
Comedian'' "which op ns at the
Majestic theater tonight, a depar
ture in pin and treatment from
the usual run m picture plays.
It has Tor its theme us mortals
as tho chessmen on the Ixmrd m
llfo with time ns the jester guid
ing every move. Opening in a
period of 2"i years ago it offers
many brilliant spectacles of the
past nnd then sweeps on and lu
a vivid manner portrays the rnpi l
changes in man and his mode or
Hie.
I 'ress. customs and the ii 'W
manner of existence af trav
a deitly drawn wnv throuiih
I in
Die ,
first 110 years of the present - tn
tuiy. The action el lhe story f
hnlit around the ehnracter d- v-i
opmeut of a wonts n whose iv.t
h'.ssness born In the rarly year-; )
this century is representative n
the trend or all womankind.
Lew Cody nnd .Mae tiis,:i nr1
Mherty Theater
Koaring w iUi drama like (!;
st.rge ol the Miilhn, Ire-bound
that spelled doom for the s'raii.
log schooner ss she crushed era
lly Into (he ireher;;, and swingiuu
to n whirlwind ti.-lit a-, the cliuu;
wiih
at liruier of a nui,'
, i.-i.ti,,,.
hts lichler foe while hi1
leg l cnunht in the cruel Jaws of
giant h.-n r t rap. "The llc of
Iletrfbnt Ion," one of t he p:"
sneetaeular and rugged nit t u v -
ever srreenrd. I olavinc new af
'anvone who has not already f....-i
'Z''AZ
'unknown. Kdlaun .Marsiiall-i
'U'ZV mZuZJ!-'
'wonderful' rust i headed i ui-
'"' h' .
' Amieti Theater
I So much comment has Wn
ollcted as result of the beaatl-
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' LEGION AUXILIARY
MEETING
.
A meeting of the 'American
Legion Auxiliary will be held
Tuesday, Juno l. 'I'hia lu an
iinportunt meeting us dele-
gates uru to be nominated for
the atute convention. , Attend-
ance of alt numbers lu . de-
Hired.
MnS. J. A. FULCHEIl,
President
fiil costumes that adorn Colleen
Moore and her sixty Hollywood
imumequitib in "Irene," now show
ing itt the Antlers theater, thai
Cora MacUeueliy, the deslKiier, hits
suddenly become one of the cele
brities of filmdoni.
Although MUb MacOeachy has
lonK been c.UumfiiK shows, on
Kroadway, "Irene" is her first pic
ture nchft'vomynt.
Miss MacOeachy Is a youn
woman whoso parents were con
nected with the theater. Uc?r
mother, who Is spcii in "Irene,"
was a stae favorite with the last
Keneratron. llor father was man
uifer of Daniel Krohman, the cele
brated theatrical producer.
A remarkable fact in connec
tion with the staKe artist's career
(s that alio has always preferred
to remain "back stBe," so to
,cak dc(,lHe lhe onv ot maa.
, ... . ...
lagers tnat sno undertake an act
ling part.
AN APPRECIATION
Oho of the greatest contributing
factors to the uniiHual success of
the recent convention of the Ore
gon State Music Teachers held In
tills city was the hospitality ac
corded the guests in privalo homes
and as clKiirman of the housing
committee, I wish -personally to
thank each and every one who en
tertained a guest or who offered
their homes for this purpose.
Signed,
MHS. CHARLES IISINUNE.
SCOUTS SIGN UP
FOR SUMMER CAMP
Seven first class scouts are al
ready signed up for tho Three Si.s
trs camp which begins June lhth.
Carlton Smfth, Leltoy Swinncy,
George Pan key. Robert Ford, War
ren Dick, Donald Chase and Harold
Stevens have registered to date.
There have hien a numbrr o. in
quiries from parents and it is f'y
likely that a big percentage ui"
those eligible will be registered
this week.
Two aro registered for the Wolf
Creek camp which begins July 11.
Thoy are Ivan Bran ion and Walter
Henry. The date of the Wolf Creek
enmp was changed from July 12th
to the 11th. This makes tho open
ing day Sunday and more con
venient for those who are taking
will not be nu.eh lo do to get
Mlarted. All will bo ready for a
) swim in the alternoon and ch.'.reh
aci'vico In tho evening. '''
' Klk Iliver (25 miles south of
' Ilandon) has been decided upon as
the site lor thn third camp. It
will begin August 8th and run for
two weeks. There will be Kidendul
swimming there and ffno trips will
be taken by the boys.
TOURNAMENT AT
GOLF CLUB SUNDAY
VERY INTERESTING
Uecauno of numerous other at
traclions, (In; crowd on the gnU
links participating in the hutisw
limrtmntent on .Sunday was riot as
large as had been anticipated. All
present had a good time, however,
and a great ileal of interest was
shown. The buttons were won l:i
the following order: Avery Las
weli, A. A. Wilder, I. (.;. Broadway,
llemy llnrlh, J. V. Casey. A. J.
Lilburn, 13. L. l'airott, Jack Craf
ton. J. M. .luild, A. Ct. Sutherland,
J. K. Kalhe, Stanley Kidder. Wal
ter Johnson. I.ee Wells, 10. Muuld
ln, John V'lurry, James 11. Sawyers,
Thi! Maiih. J. U. Laswell, Dr.
tieorge 10. llotick.
ty member of the club not
holding a button is entitled to chal
lenge any button holder, while a
player holding a button may chal
hmgo one holding a smaller num
ber. I. O. O. F. ATTENTION
(I rand Master Jackson will pay
an official visit In Phileinrlnn lodne
l'lidiiy i!ii;lit. Cla.s.s nl' citr.uldates
for Initial lop. ; also lepin ts from
tlinnd l.ndt;e jhJletat-s. A- -md m-
tendance is desired. lie on h;uid.
l.KIl ICAPI. N
SAVINGS AND LOAN
. ASSOCIATION TO
OPEN OFFICES
TNe hnimlii'j lluililitli: ,-tnil Loan
: i m s i u i : 1 1 utn in ; I'ei-ieil ifs ort.inisa
- lien in a i:i'''-ltnp held im jtlM'-
cliiy nitht. II. 1.. K liiy :, ,,leet
jed president . t,eori:e Knlil:i;ii:en,
ire-ir, aiilelll ; ,1. K. M,-l ' i un ork.
, i-,-t.-ii . l. v. Slnuii;. ir- iisnrer.
and W'.iynt- 1-: .li'ne;. ueiic:.,! man
;ii;er. 'I'he ii ire, li'i :ne It. I..
Kddy. urise Kohlhaaeii. .1. K.
Mel'llnlock. II. W. Strinic. P. ti.
t'hnrilllli. P. A l.eeKw.io.! ,.nl l'.
P. Stewart Office-) an- l.i be
liicixted ia P:e nlii Plrt State and
, Sarins.-) hr.tiU bulhliiiK.
CALL FOB SCHOOL WARRANTS
Notice Is hereby p U -i t!i.it all
' -.riiOol wa.iants of S, h,,n histlict
N., I. !!ciii;!iis pniint. i ir. -,,n. Up
t ami l:i. hnlitti; No nv? ,-n or.-)ed
Vet Paid fo- Wai r f IV- .." Oc
' -i- Si'th. l:L'f. a-el prior T''..reto.
are liils day callnl tor ii.ivmenl
ll'ld ail Inleret llieiiivi i cases
iM-ni tie Cine et t!;is no'-i- Milted
this, lhe 1st of .lot .- ;;(.
V. J. MICPl.l.l. C lerk.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
PilnlM Extraction
Gap Wnan Detlrad
pyorrhea Curd
r't'OM 4 ttwoBlc Hide.
WMPM
ANSWERED
Mies T. T. Your weight of 134
pounds with a iiuiglit of five feet,
four inches, is all right if you are
40 or more years.
.VaHstiyo the calves of your losa
with cocoa butter to
helD fatten
ituein.
-
I O. H. You can use the egg aa
jtringent every week without fear
I of lta withering the akin. Any as
iringent tends to dry out the
I skin's secretions for a short time,
bo you niuat guard agalmit any
; lasting effect by using plenty of
cream or a good oil aa soon us the
astringent is remuved.
I There la nothing In the white of
m egg that could injure the skin
lor Impair the action of the glands.
iVour own feellngB will guide you
correctly, and If your Bkln feels
drawn after UHlng the astringent,
weaken it and never fall to feed
tho skin again with oil or a cream.
Dorothy S. If you massage your
scalp every day you will find that
jour hair will grow much faster
than it does at present.
Mrs. George D. W. The only
way you can keep your finger tips
dainty when the uailB are ridgy is
to scrub them with the Binall, stiff
Wieienf
SUM i .
sek
lUtkirfe A-KinKmar,
GIRL'S KNITTED SWEATER
TOMORROWS' MENU
Breakfast
Berries
Cereal
Codfish Calls Ti
Coffee
Luncheon
Cheese Souffle
Lettuce Salad
Rolls
Marmalade
Cocoa
Dinner
Tomato Soup
Fi-icil Smelts Lemon Slices
Potatoes Lima Beans
Radishes
Chocolate Pudding Coffee
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i J o knit a pretty long-sleeved
i light-weight summer sweater for a
little girl aged six to eight years,
huv four l:irie nr spvpii kii-iaII hsilla
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(Win nmiiu In hulli nf onu no i-ml
. , 4 Uv.d..tU.
color of Shetland floss or zephyr ,
lloss. Use one pair each of num-
j her two and one-half and number
I four celluloid knitting needles.
! Hack: With the No. 4 needles,
cast on tz sta., K five ribs pliln,
men
I' one row, reneat these 11
rows ihruc times, then K plain till
....... .... o , , iiiLue;, num
start nmv; increase one stitch at
each end every other row three
iimes, men cast on seven site tus
at the beginning of each row till
6H studies have been added for,
(&s
DietHealth
sr" &y lAjiu
1A"' .. . . n
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
"If I diet, I lose flesh every
where but the Icks, and they re
fuse to change a bit. I have to
wear high shoes made to order
and even then I have to wear
dresses so long that I look as
ibotiKh 1 just came out of Ihe Ark.
There, are just chunks of fnt al tho
ankles lhal an really funny to
look at. There is no condition caus
im; it. so the M. I).-s say, hut it
Just seems to be there. My face Is
thin, neck just rlnht, but my arms
are fat. Pan you suKRest anything
to take the fat off in spots?
' "1 am a small enter, not fond of
rood particularly, and have studied
diets so 1 know what to cut out of
the fattening things. I have never
cared for cake, candy or other
sweets. My greatest sins are bread
and lots of water. 1 shall be eter
nally grateful If you can help me.
R.
"P. S. It's no laughing matter,
but no matter If you laugh."
My Hear R., how about your'
greaiest sin im the hread s'lde?j
Have veil ever counted the calories!
in Ihe hread and, ot course, the.
butter you take every day? You '
don t necessarily have to be fond!
nl -Meets lit order lo gain in.
weiitlu- out just get some cxtraj
eal.n ie.- every day of any lood, and
if viut have a tendency to over
weight, en are going to annex
them as fast. And excess bread and
butter Is the cause of more over-f
weight than anything else! ;
Is then, a tendency to fat In'
certain spots In your family? Kami-,
ly tendencies are undoubtedly In-1
herlted. However, don't blame!
that:
Water is not fattening, R, Your
iendency to drink so much shows
ou are getting too much concen
I rated foods. The fact that your
arms are (at, too. Is an Indication
thai your troubles come from ov-'
creating. j
I ttl"ss the fat lumps on your an
kles are fat tumors (and that may'
he possible) 1 believe that if you1
My Ponr Koltowor:
Wlun Heading for material whlrh we offer you. please remember t '
en'-u'So a stamped, self-addrexsod envelope bearing your full name and;
aa.iress. The pamphlet n. rediirlna- and gaining 1 the onlv one for
whli-h you must en.-u se ten cms In stamps extra. Aditrese your tettei-n'
to mi in care i )tlil raper. MKo them as brief as possible, not over 200 I
words, and t-p or write then, . -all.ly with Ink. Plenee sign your name'
" ev.t,-n.-e of aood faith wa will not use It In any way. llrmenibcr It Is
Itnpomltile for me to diat:noe for you or to anawer you personally I ae
prwlate very much the beautiful letters you send ma and regret It 'is lm-1
posmlilo to give you Individual advice. The questions you ask will b
answered In the column as loon as possible. If they ere of general Inter
est. Dont forget the etamped, selt-addre.i.d envelope If rou expect me
(t send job tie Irtormetjoo 1 hsre often. V
GOTTS
LETTERS
brushes that come for this pur
pose. The brushes that are concave
and with rows of bristles less4han
quarter inch are the moat con-
venlent. if you use a file or any I
.. , . , .,1. ii
oiuer anarp tuui unui-r bui.ii unita,
It will only partially clean them
and it will roughen tho skin so
there Is more clianco to soil under
the nail.
An orange wood stick dipped in
soft soap will sometimes take the
place of the brush, or you may use
the stick and soap first, and follow
with the bruBh.
You can help the whole condition
If you rub oil into such nails every
day, and use the buffer also to lm
provo the circulation under the
nails. Badly ridged Balls come
from some oondltlon in the system,
but yon can Improve them with oil
and buffing.
Miss Fannie H. Dlackheads be
tween the shoulders may come
from wearing dark dresses that
coine directly In contact with the
skin. Hot water, soap and bath
brush should be all necessary to
rid yourself of the trouble.
Tomorrow Hand Lotions.
each sleeve; now with wrong side
toward you, Knit 38, Purl 72, Knit
38, next row Knit plain, and re
peat these two rows for five Inch
es for yoke, and on the next row
work first 65 stitches off onto a
stitch holder, and bind off next 18
jfor neck; on remaining 65 sis.
; start front.
Front: Work five rows, then In
crease one stitch toward the front
every knitted, row of the yoke till I
12 stitches have been added; when
i sleeve measures nine inches in
widest part, bind off seven stitch
: es five times for sleeve, then de
! crease one stitch every other rof
toward underarm three times; work
: other front to correspond, then
' slip all stitches on one needle and
finish front same as back,
i Cuffs: With the size two nnd
) one-half needles, pick up the slit-'
, ches nt end of fiioeve amJ Knit one
; roW( purt oao row for tnree incn.
eB( then Knit three ribs, Purl one
: .-, .t .i .
iow, ivuii iiireo noa. unu omu oil.
; ..
uouar: wun tne wo. 4 neeuies
cast-on 10.t stitches, Knit three
who PnH no nri rnnon, tin
work measures three inches, then
sew to neck of sweater.
Girdle: Cast on 15 stitches and
Knit thrna rlha. Vnrl onp row rn.
tnt tu-lno ih.,n unii
'five. Knit five, next row Knit plain.
repeat from for one yard, and
finish with border same as first
' end. then Irlm wllh tu-n.i,.h
knotted fringe (if
front with cord.
liked). Lace
Tomorrow Contributed, Recipes
Hunt ret ers, 11X1
..." -
will go on a low caloric diet that
is, low enough so Hint your own
fat will be called upon to furnish
fuel for energy and heat they will
reduce. If the lumps are tumor
masses, you can have them remov
ed surgically. If they are ordinary
fal. lliey can be removed by diet,
special exorcise and massage di
rected to them.
A special exercise for fnt legs
and arms consists nf twisting them
in and out as hard as ou can. Yon
do them In sftles of 2:, four times
a day. Walking up and down stairs
(walk Instead of taking the eleva
tor), rising on the toes, certain
dance steps, especially tho Charles
ton, ate all good for fat ankles and
legs. Any general exercise is
good for fat ankles and legs. 'Any
general exercise is good. Snug
bandages on the ankles, applied at
night, might help somewhat.
No doubt !f you reduce generally
your face will get thinner and you
will look a bit drawn, but don't
mind it; after you get down to nor
mal nnd are on a maintenance diet
your face will plump up a bit.
MORE FAT SPOTS
I,, wants to know what to do for
an nbnortnnlly large bust.
My sdvico to you 1... is the
same as lo R so far as counting
calories and general exercises are
concerned. Hut you should not
massage thn busts. And unless
they are so large thnt the condi
tion is a surgical one (this does
happen, hut extremely rarely), nat
urally you would not resort to sur
gery. A general enlargement (not
a tumor) is known as a hpertiophy
of the breast and most frequently
affects but one. Tho size ol breast's
except In nursing mothers. Is ilite
to fal tissue, rather than to glandu
lar tissue.
If you are overweight, you wilt
find that reducing the general
weight will take down the lump of
fat underneath Ihe busts as well
as the busts themselves.
(We have a Htlt,, booklet on re
during which can be ohtalned bv
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