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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORECON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1928.
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No Need To
you coi jcspunuiiit service
CARRY ALL SIZES ALL
See the New
in Our
Style for the
Holiday
Ask to try on the
FREK-POIdE shoe,
the latest improve
ment in dress foot
wear the best of
style but with the
foot held in proper
place by the Free
Poise patented heel
scat. Buster Brown's
Shoes
for children. The harder to
fit, the better we like to
serve you. All prices.
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111
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Better Service Better Merchandise gi
i Startling Values
j.io 10
KI3roKI
PAUL HENDERSON PREDICTS
TWO-CENT AIR MAIL RATE
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26. Col.
Paul Henderson, former aHntntutit
postmaster general, iwjw K(H''''I
manager of National Air Trans
port. Inc., predicts air mail will ho
carried at t ho regular pout rale or
two cents an ounce by J!)38.
ile also predicts:
That In five years air mall ser-
vice and loads will have Increased
(en fold, and that air mail and air
vnreii Hii.iin will h.. ir.li ntii,.-iU
an hour or greater.
That lu 10 vwars all the Impor-1
'tant cities will be linked by pas-!
senger lines, and that planes car
rylng from five to 30 pansengers
will travel the routes at 150 or 160
miles an hour.
SUSPICIOUS WIVES PUT
END TO "WILD CONDUCT"
WOODSTOCK, III.. Nov. 2B
And now there Is discord In Har
mony. 111.
Some of the good women of that
Thanksgiving Dinner
As we enjoy our Thanksgiving
dinner, we recall the many things
we are tlmnkful for. Let us make
every hli-sxing a stepplui; stone to
greater achievement.
ThoKoseburNalional Bank
Rosebur.Ore.
Money
Douglas Building
147 Jiukson Street.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manag.r
Founded and Mainlnined on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Phone 284
Oak and Kane Ste.
AMBULANCE
Buy Shoes
In Larger Cities Now! !
Lending styles and not styles g
ill , '
only but shoes that fit S
and sold to you with the
sole consideration your com- S
fort an
d satisfaction all v
this now available to you in
IWburg at FISHER'S. A
stock that it a credit to a
metropolitan city is yours to V
L r, l . y
choose Irom and to Rive &
yet greater
WIDTl IS.
vulue WE
Winter Styles
Window
Selby's Arch
Preservers W
In nrw stvles for ach- A '
' ing. painful feet. The j8j!Jrt n the field of International there was steady, but tradiriR lack
..,1m'. ,.t.tnrl;n S life." he told a lame audience. ed a snap. Arrivals were heavy.
. 1 "This may be eHsily explained fori Nearby toms and hens were sell-
foot-corrective shoe, tlout of our economic lifp do wi!lnif for G4c and 55c. WeKterna and
A
Sample Shoe
Sale
in sttl
fords,
on, straps and
$2,95, $3.95.
j-
w
in Men's Oxfords $
qo.yo
lj
S! !
crosaroada community, suspecting
that Carl C.erschel's general store
was something else agaiu during
the night time, asked Sheriff San
lord to Investigate.
The nherlft and his deputies
Went lo lint store and iu Hie base
ment found some of the Harmony
husbandmen intent unon the unn-
delintrs across a billiard table of a
pair of dice. There was, too, a I
pronounced odor of alcohol. Oer- J
! was arresled. charged with
1 possessing Intoxicants and running
gambling house.
A Turkey laMlo really led to the
Investigation. When one of the
" t ani om
i1"1" t wlth turkey he had
' wwn ' rafrlR- hiB 'r call,'l
" lursey. sue nam, wan
the same one which three
days
ago disappeared
flock.
from her
own
Kit barbecue sandwiches and
live foiever. Brand's Road Stand.
Floors cleaned, waxed, polished
Phone 54 It.
to Loan
& Loan Assn.
at
Licensed Lady
Embalmsr
SERVICE
J qqspel OF GOOD
WILL HEARD IN
SOUTH AMERICA
(Continued trom taxe 1.)
our
and we in turn take pride in
contribution to the common pool
' h"nT vanment in the:
one hundred and fifty yeats. T her
fore. haie felt that the law
ttiese
re-
personal acquaintance with loin
acquaintance with Lothl
our neighboring countries and with
l,,,r P""" 01 v w aim v an
V with the men who have ben elect-
g ed to re3ponn.illty In their gov-
ernmenta, would he valuable in the'
ernmenta, would he valuable In the'
V task which lies before me. , . .
Those who know the I niled
niif-B. jic uecmreu. Know aiKo:ua not up to expectations, bllvel,
,h, ... h.. , ., ,,,.. ,, , .' ,,,.. ' ,,. . ' " '
that la to cooperate to
e.mai is to cooperate to a constant-
V ly .mprovluK iid.-rUndi;.ii. to ,fio... SKc lo 4wt. W-ry limited .
common progress and to common i wan made at from one to two cents
;J attainment." , above these prices. The market
Progrsss Must 8s Mutual I was about steady with Improved
I.a Cnion Is hut ten miles across trading expected tomorrow, Re
t the 'Julf of Fonseca from Arnapala jceipts 312.334 birds; all of this
, in Honduras. Mr. Hoover made the now was at Kan Franclnco market.
51 trip In a motor launch, and found Now we go to New York. Trading
V the town enjoying a holiday while j wan fairly active but the olnnie
a wattltiK for his coming, was disappointing. Fan-y turns
Ve perhuiis hear more of eco-
nomlc and trade relations twtween
countries than nnv nthnr one kii)vi47c to 4Sc. Philadelhhia.
build up the foundations unon !
! which other progress rests. And
lour International economic rela
tions can have but one real foun
dation. They can arow only out of
he prosperity of each of us. They
cannot flourish In the poverty or
degeneration of any of us. Our ero-
nomlc progress Is mulual. It Is not I
competitive,
"Hilt frnnnmlr ripvelnrimont Anr-a
not and should not he the Role
V' basis of exchange between nations
2? 'but rather the Incident of it. We
$ have the mutual problems of
9 strengthening the foundation or
JSJipeace, building up confidence and
jg friendship and the Institutions and
ox- SJ; Ideals of each of our nations."
Some fifteen Americans living In
Tegucigalpa. Honduras, made a
A Journey of some 150 miles to the
j Port of Arnapala to welcome Mr.
Hoover when he landed there on
the first stop of his goodwill tour.
; One mining man who had been out
I rxt fl,u I'nlti... Ufat... fn. i,.n
lime vociferouHly cheered. "This is
the proudest day of our lives.
"r ir imiiiru iu tit-am, hi fA-
plained.
Now at Nicaragua
TT. S. S. MARYLAND. Nov. 27.
Carrying Herbert Hoover to the
third country of his South Amerl-j
can tour, the battleship Maryland.
anchored two milea off Corintn
Nicaragua, this morning. Prepara-
tlons were made to land Mr. I
lioover and his party within a few
hours.
Greetings from former PresI
dent Chamnrro, President-elect
Moncada and President Diaz were
communicated lo Mr. Hoover
Aboard I lie tmtleshlp. The Nicar
nguuu officials have been invited
to lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Hoover
n Maryland.
A complement of 7S marines will
bp taken bonnl here to serve as
Ior flr- throughout
th. remainder of bis Journey.
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How to Reduce
Varicose Veins
Rub Gently ani Unward Toward
the Heart As Blood In Veins
Flows That Way.
Munv pfu)
up". ti.ii nt bi-ca
1. tl to
I v Hint will
h,
II..
tltl Inim In ?.
If vuu will Kit a t wo-ounri or-
Itrlnttl
(Ml (full
It of Mootu-'n K1111TH hi
trt'tiKlhi at ny rirnl-
t-liiHH 'Iruir ntut)' nnil Hptly It nitcht
Mini niornlntC a itlrtM'tt-tl ym will
HutK ly mnii'i' nn Improvenii-nt
whu h will cunt In lie nut 1 1 tin- vein ft
and tniiifhi-m an- r.-tl u-l to normnl.
M .h.iui'n Kmc 1 u M Oil In h h.trt"
fH. yei nnirt pnwerfiil armichle
,ini two Diiiiifi lnt n vtry lmix
t mie. I ml I't'il, mi pnwt rful in Krn-r-nl.l
nil llutt old hronli- fin r i t Htnl
iiltm me often entirely healeil mt
anyone who Ik Oioappointetl with iln
live rn liiive tlit'lr nionev refumtttl
Nutlmii Kullertoii nelln lots of It.
CHURCHES WILL
HOLD SERVICE
THURSDAY A. M.
(Continued from pnge 1.)
Wednesday. The pupils will have
Thursday and Friday as full holl
days. The business houses will be
closeil all day Thursday with the
exception of the bukerles and meat
markets which will remain open
until o'clock. There will be no j
mall delivery, except special de-'
liveries and perishables, but malls
will be collected and dispatched
ns usual and the locked boxes will
be served. There will be no deliv
eries on rural routes, but tbe four
star routes will be served as uual.
The patrons of the News Review
will receive thrir pr as usual as
the full holiday will not be ob
served by the News Review com
pany. o
Two Ford trucks with transmis
sions, good tires, will olfer at
bargain prices. C. A. I,ockwood
Motor Co.
RADUOTESTS ARE i
VERY SUCCESSFUL
I lie raclio tests peine rarneu mi
loeally with station ko.VC at the
Inregnn .State AKrietlltural ( ollese
are still t-outlnulnic In a most sat
isfactory manner. Seven dlrta
phone reeonis were used In a te,t
this mornlns.. recording perfectly
the entire niornlt-.it hrna.il.-asl f.v
repndvit'tlon. The eollene is hma-1-casting
a Brest tteul of turkey mar
ket news, which st this particular
time Is of prreat Interest to the tur
key growers. It Is planned, as soon
as the system Is perfected, to ar
ranse to have bulletins Issued Inl
mediately after the
are completed, making
broadcasts
th bulle-i
Una available to all Interested per
sons through tlie country agent's
office. The expe if mentis which are
(lie firxt of their kind to be con
ducted iu tliv couutiy, so tar an
can be learned, are working out in
la veiy t.uccefui manner.
! The college, officials who are
'rarrvin on the ter ta are beine -
-nisted j Raymond I'aralow, luci:i
j Atwater Kent radio deab-r and ail
ix.erienrefi radio n-rator, who is
r'aidinx iu the installation. Toduv'a
- urk.y market report, which was
jbroadcast from the colleatj elation
at noon today, ana wliii n w
'ceie
jphnn
ed and recorded on the dicta-
here, was as follows:
l .
I'. S. bureau of avrieiiliuriil ecn.
Inomics at San Francisco. The San
Franciitco market U dull, tradint
selling at 37c to 3c; joung torn
from the northwest sold at 5mc to
53c. Southwewtern lo k
sold
Market
northwesterns were Helling from
51c and 52c for both hens and
toms. The Chicago market was
weak and about two cents lower.
Arrivals were heavy, young toms
selling for 43c, hens for 4uc. Ho
1 ton got a good volume of turkeys,
U nloads were about seventy-fly"
I'cnt of normal. Western and
northwestern sold from 5uc to 53c.
At Ft. Worth moderate receipts.
Live prices were 27c to 30c at the
dressing plant. San Antonio re
ceipts were mostly for local trade.
Sales prices for live birds were
25c to 2tc.
Ford coue, five good tires and
runs good, $50. C. A. IaOckwood Mo
tor Co.
Garden peas for winter planting
are sold at Wharton liros.
POKMS set to music. Master
Craft Song Publishers. Seattle
FIT YOUR
PERSONALITY
Fashion and Economy
meet you half way
in the
GORDON
HAT
$5.00 to $8.00
SPENCERS
DANCE
Thanksgiving
Night
GLIDE HALL
GOOO MUSIC
Everybody Welcome
THANKSGIVING
DANCE
AT TILLER
Wednesday Night,
Nov. 28th
Sponsored by
Ths South Umpqua Rod and
Gun Club.
New Furniture
at Right Prices
We Can Save You Money
Powell's Store
115 Sheridan St.
Chiropractor
0RUGLES9 HEALTH CENTER
"Compltta Health Ssrvica"
Mineral Vapor Rat lis
S27 Cast Thon 491
BODY DF FORMER
RESIDENT BBQUOHT i
i 1
! HEBE FOR BORIS
I
The body of Albert Weatherfnrd,
a former resident of this city v. ho
fdied suddenly at Portland phiw- j
jday morning, wan brought to liose-,
jburs today and funeral s-nice STORES CLOSE THURSDAY
vull be held at 11 o clock ednei-j
day morning at the Koeebur I n- Stores will be eloaed all
Id-rtaking hapel Nov 9 Thank.ivinK
, Mr. Weatherfnrd was 53 years o(4 dav. except meat markets and
iat-e. a native of Colorado. He. 4, bake.s which will remain
came 10 iumtnan county wuen a
I .small child and spent the Kreater
jtari of his life in this vicinity. He
moved from Hone b urn to Portland
lin I!MK and opened a grocery Ktor
there, continuing In that business
until the lime of his death, which
resulted from heart failure.
He is survived by three children,
Mrs, Lester Thomas and Harold
Weatherford of Portland and Mrs.
Jack Mellon ot South l)eer Creek.
He also leaves six brothers and
listers, M. C, T. I)., and J. M.
Weatherford, Mrs. Henry Lander
and Mrs. John Kirk of Itoseburg,
and Mrs. Lillian Scott of Talent,
Oregon.
Mr. Weatherford was a member
of the I. O. O. F. lodire.
W. R. liaird, pastor of the local;
Christian church, will officiate at
tin funeral services and the body I
will be taken to the Civil liend
cemetery for interment.
LIONS ARE HOSTS
TO BIG GROUP OF
VISITORS TONIGHT
m
Members of the local Lions club
were busy today preparing for to -
night's ceremonial, when the local
Huh will be iiresenittd with its
charter. Between 15o and 175 vis-
itora are exiiected tu atind the
meeting, with rere.senlaties from
Salem, Eugene. Portland, Corvtti
lis, Toledo, Medford, Grants Pas,
CoquiUe, Myrtle Point, Handon, ln-
H.i.,n,l.,nB rmtni'P (Ir.ive ntnl
SpriiiKfield. A turkey dinner la to
be served in the main dininn room
and will be followed by an enjoy -
able program, featuring short talks
by visiting speakers, orchestra se
lections and vocal numbers. The
charter presenlaLiiiii will be made
bv Harry A. Snarl, district iso.ir
nor, tiuiu Portland.
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Vaughn garden tractors are sold
at Wharton Itros.
OREGON FAVORED TO BEAT
LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY
LOS ANGKI.KS, Nov. 27.
Vniverslty ot California
I.os Angeles Itruins, back at
-ThP
1,1
imid
labor following a brief respite over
Hie weekend today, had swung In
to the final stretch of preparation
for Uiclr Thanksgiving day cIufIi
with the Vnlversity lit Oregon's
powerful griddeis at the coliseum.
Oregon is a great favorite to win
over the Itruins. who are complet
ing their first year in Pacillc
coast conference play.
For real taxi service phono 21.
The
Etiquette of
Stationery
A SYMPHONY LAWN
Letl'-r for correct so
v I a I linage acclaims
your good Judgment.
Hlstinguished. heavy
paper w ith frabric fin
ish. The latest ami best
Is only
$1.25
In w hite and modish
tints.
Nathan FuIIerton
e.. re
11 Rossburq, Orsgon l
I THAT VOUR.
ITH ANKSCrlVfrtGi ERlrHI
St That vouir
I IWPfV'A DnN ii0C:r-aT .
See that your t.ible linen add
lustre to your The nk siti tnr din
ner. It wilt if yon allow u u nHt
der it fir you. If you h.ien't been
having your laundty done here
that's a good way to try us out.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phono 79
Roseburg
fry y i
krr-
NOTICE
.
Ail Patriarchs of 1'ninn
Encampment No. !f. plese
meet Wednesday evening,
Nov. 2Sth at 7 o'clock. Open
niei-iiny at All Kcb-kahs
L. and t
prehe
biintc
)0d iVIIdWH itlVilHil to IMT
and requested to
friend. Pribram and
lunch.
S. M. KELLEV. C. P.
open until it a. ul There will
be no deliveries.
JtOSKKL HO MKUCHANTS
ASSOCIATION
K. it. Kenny, Secretary.
SEARCH ON FOR MISSING
PLANE; 2 FEARED DEAD
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Nov. 26
Search from the air and by boat
was begun today for Lieutenant K.
P. Caines, V. S. army liier, and an
unidentified passenger, who it is
feared crashed yesterday In the vi
cinity of Lake Ontario during a
blinding snowstorm.
Grindstones and emery wheels
nt Wharton Bros,
o
I DAILY WEATHER REPORT
I
U. a Weatber Bureau orflca
IRoseburg, Oregon. Data reported
by E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist In
'charge.
I CapomG,r,c pressure treauceo
to Kea level) 5 a. m 30.27
Re!atjve humidity 6 p. m. yes-
1 l,'nla (',tr rent) 1
Prlp. in Inches and Hundredths:,
'Highest temperature yesterday 51;
l-0''1 temperature last niht
Average temperature for tbe
day
Wormal temperature for this
dale .
Precipitation, last 24 hourti ....
Total jirtfip. since 1st month 2. .1.1
'Normal preclp. for this month 4.C6
j Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
1 to date 4.70
: Average preci from Sept. 1,
1s ' 7.S3
Total deficiency since Sept. 1.
l'J-s 3.13
! Average seasonal precip. Sept
j to May. inclusive 31.16
Forecast for interior southwest j
: Oregon: Fair tonight and YVednes-
day. but with log tonight; not
mucn cnange in temperature.
NEW TODAY
! HOUSE
I 541 E.
for sale or rent Call at
.ane or phone A. O. IIoho.
I'HKVSAN I Hli.Yil MS lor sale "at
7ti S. Pine, or phone M3-L. Mrs.
l'A. Fields.
THANKStUVlNtT turkeys' tor sale,
25c lb. live weight. HC9 Corey
Ave.
WOOD for sale IG-incli dry oak
block. 13.25 per tier. Fred Win
ston. Phone 2IF12.
FOR SALE XaraKnnsetttmnsr$?
each. Write Rox Mo, Itoseburg,
Ore.
jFOIi SALE 1ft weanling pigs, $10
j for the bunch. Frank Strader,
Dixonvitle. v
CAVLKR'S Hakerynoocatedat
j 52U W. tak l?t. Your patronage
! solicited.
Ffir SAt.F Onile7e:mi of work
I horses, steady pullers; cheap.
Ray L. Ward.
LOST Roy's red btcycie in front
i of Valet Shine parlors. Return lo
; lllfi N. Jackson.
FOCND Ro"s sweater. Owner
, may have same by Identifying
and paying for ad. 1146 N. Jack
I son.
LET me furnish your bouquet of
i Chrysanthemums for Thanksglv-
lug dinner. H. B. Church. Phone
i
VANTK1 Buzz saw. Will trade
j car for good outfit. Stanley
Rros., 332 N. Jackson St., Rose-
turs.
F R SALE Turkeys, Mammoth
(iiant Bronze, for breeding pur
poses. Also bids wanted on cut
ting 3W cords of wood. J. M.
Ware. Rrockway.
Kl'RMSHED apt. for rent Elec-
trie range, furnace heat, hard
j wood floors, private bath, break
I fast nook; garage. 92t S. .Main.
I'hone 429 R.
FOR SALE Team, wagon, and
I harness, good, true, gentle, prlc?
I 25o. Also good cow, fresh about
J Christmas. T. J. Bowman, Myrtle
j Creel;.
FOR KEN't ISiiiiWied 4 -room
j inntse and garage, $9 per mo. Al
i so wunt to buy good cow. See or
i write A. M. Wallace, 1113 E. tith
! St. X . Roseburg.
il-VHt SALE Cheap at i'honipson'a
j Auto Wrecking, 521 N. Jackson
j St., used cars, new trailers, used
I tires. tubes and accessories.
Trailers built to order. Open eve-
nii:gs.
tWEAREnow wreckTug 1924 Ov
erland. 1922 Ford roadster, two
19-3 Ford louriiiirs. two I92u
Ford deliveries, two" Chalmers.
Try us for better and rhea,er
usfd auto parts. Thompson's Au
to Wrecking, 521 N. Jackson St..
KoitfhjrK, ore.
FOR S A LE-- Acre t ract with
house, barn, chicken house, well,
me hMn sd fsrm furnlh
Ings; fruit, trees, berries. 8
miles from Koaeburg. Good
roads. Just right to raise chick
ens. A bargain. This Is an estate
and must be soid. M. K. RiUer.
Viimt.
to T It AVE F it itos E nr"Rt;
I'KOi'iK TV ..nod 4 rm houce
and dandy corner kt in Cak
ndse, rented.
5 a. just out of Salem, fine soil,
all In cultivation, li a. prune?,
good house and barn, henhouse,
wnodhotifie. elec. lights. C. Wal
ter (iroves, 335 Com. Ave. Phone
R.
1 Scares.
Make the Cook Thankful, Too
Whoever does the cooking yourself or
maid will be truly thankful for a
TAPPAN
IN-SO-TOP
GAS RANGE
X
mm
This is the one gas range that suits the cook in
every way. It's beauty cheers the kitchen. It's
automatic oven cooks a whole meal without watch
ing. No one has to stay in the kitchen while the
turkey roasta.
ECONOMICAL IN OPERATION
AND COST, TOO
See Them at the Gas Office
Open Evenings
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
Phone 235 340 N. Jackson
BUDGET ADOPTED
The school board met yesterday
t evening and approved the budget
! for the coming year. A meeting
was held in the afternoon to hear
I any objections or recommenda
j tions concerning the budget, but
i no one appeared to discuss the
j tentative expenditures so that the
; budget was adopted In the same
I form as advertised.
The resignation of A. C. Weed
as janitor was accepted and L. A.
Smick appointed to fill the va
cancy. Mr. Weed has been In poor
health for several weeks and Is
moving to Klamath Falls.
1926 Ford coupe, good paint,
three new tires, motor recondition
ed, enly $235. C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor Co.
Voici, with
one of the telephone opcra-
mr - " lora ruu now ,nc
manajes to maintain uch untitling
Conner at a hig witchhcurd.
"It wasn't easy at first," she'll id
init. - I found ttut a tedentarr job
indoors all dar was almost too much
forme. I realized thit 1 1 was going
to make good on the ob and I
loved it! I d have to keep myself
in the very pink of condition.
"I've done it with Nutol nothing
else It s kept me from having head
aches and colds and that awful let
fWn h-elirie Kept mr nerves from
GIVE THANKSGIVING IN
YOUR OWN HOME
n.t year. Obtain your cer.
t.ficat. of itoek In Th lmp
qua SavinQS A Loan Ass'n.
and go ahead with your
plans o as to havs a home
of your own by next Thanks
.gtving day. Lose no time, but
come and see us about it at
once. We will devise the way
for the gaining of your ob.
jective at a definite future
date.
8
SeJSf,
'
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Notice Is hereby given that all
warrants of School District No. 4,
1 oougias county, Oregon, up to and
Including No. 1 1 -190. protested for
non-payment February 29th, 152S,
land prior thereto, are this date
, called for payment, and alt Inter
Jest thereon ceases from this date,.
November 27th, 192S.
A. J. GEDDES. Clerk.
Ford touring, good tires and
runs fair, $10. C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor Co.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
lit Jackson SL
smile wins
getting jangled and fatigued, too.
"My doctor tells me that Nujol isn't
a medicine. It's simply a pure mutral
substance. It keeps your syte.n func
tioning as nature meant it to. even
under abnormal conditions. It not
only prevents an excess of body poi
sons (we all have them') from form
ing, but aids in their removal."
Nujol can't possibly hurt you or
upset you. Get a bottle today. Per
fected by the famous Nujol Labora
tories, 26 Broadway, New York. It's
old at all drugstores, iz. sealed pack
ages only.
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