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Si. V I 1 ?Thero -." 1 ... . . t , y .. . - ... ... . .,1, ' ' " , G. W- AT THE THEATERS TODAY Oregon Cecil B. DeMIIle's "The Golden Bed.? liberty "The Age of De sire." with Mary Pbllbln. Grand "The Chocolate Sol . dier." , " ' BUgh -Pire : aets -Vaudeville : and pictures., , ; ik.u' 4 Will' be' a-' : ' ' Special meeting: of Chemeketa chap ter. Order of xDe Molar . Saturday night , at 6:30 o clock. . Washington chapter of Portland will confer degrees. Refresh- ments. Master Everybody out. By order Councilor. m28 CITY NE ' Beetle. Fight to Begt An expert from Oregon Agricul tural college is expected to be here soon to make investigation In regard to the syneta beetle. It .?. has been reported that the - ex ..' Istence of the beetle has been 41s ' covered by County Inspector Van 'Trump, and it is believed ihat active work along the line of beetle fighting will be carried on. Tea Pota 69c .t. . ' . j :- t ToitmybnlyiT. -rfj E. SUffT Fur-r-niture Co.. . m28 ' ; Unsold Berries Held The i Oregon Growers associa--tion has a total of 40,000 pounds '. of dried loganberries from its 1923 crop, and it . is alleged to V have been offered at a price as WOODRY Buys Furniture h Phone 511 ! Popular Priced Hen's and Young Men's Tailored Suits $25 to $45 D. H. MOSHER , TAILOR Dr. B.H. White OfUepatay-aarftry " Caetroale DUfaosIe and TrMtmnt (Pr. .nomas' MtM). ' .?' ffiee Pfcono S5t or 4SS-JF - ' SOS U, a. Bask Bias. . t LADD t BUSH, Bankers Established 180S General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a, xn. to 8 p. m. . . WOOD and GOAL WE HANDLE BLACICSMITH, BRUDER : COAL, B WQUETTES and all kinds of coal for every use. We have padded Vans and first class moving and . 1 . Piano Hauling. . PHONE 930 I - - ' ' : . . ; . . . ..... . 4 .'".'- .. .D.. A. LARGER;':-. Francfcr end You will recognize real style .when . you see the new Spring Stetsons, in I the right: colors all in the well known Stetson, quality. . ' Spring Styles I ' For Young Men - " -" If you are ready for your new hat now, ; we are ready to serve you. ; JOHNSON '469 State St.. WS IN low as 17 cents laid down at Port land. However,' no results werr secured and the expectations for. an early sale are meagre. The logans'have been offered in num erous markets i since John Race put across his big loganberry sale. Moved 1 The O. J. Hull Auto Top and Paint company are now located In alley back of the fire department. city hall. - Now j exclusive ; Salem authorised Dueo ref wishing sta tion. . . m29 Conference Scheduled A conference of all the officers elect of the college and university YiMCA's of Oregon is scheduled at Corvallis during the week-end The purpose of the meeting is to introduce the new officers into the work of the organization dur ing the college year. Four Wil lamette university students are scheduled to attend. 1 They are. Ross Anderson, president; Herbert Jasper, vice - president; 'Charles Swan am Leroy Hlatf. Automobile Owners When polishing your car de mand Magic polish.. For sale at Rex Shoe Shining parlor, 1S3 State, 4' ,.. i i . . : . m29 Faces Serkras' Charge - J. H. Tanzer was placed in the county Jail yesterday in Heui of $S00 bail, which he was unable to raise at a late hour. Early yes terday morning Tanzier, who lives at 1930 West Nob Hill, was ar rested, by the police and charged with molesting a yoong - woman. It is alleged that Tamer and the youcg -woman, who were, not ac quainted, left the ..street car to gether and i that he walked . with her a short ways and then mo lested , her. The young woman gave a description of the man to the police and he was soon under Dancing! Dancing! ' 7 CRYSTAL GARDENS Ladies Free Thomas Bros. Jazs Band Or chestra, full of life and pep -1 "j SATURDAY NIGHT c Skating, Skating, Skating AT DREAMLAND , - t . Thursday, ; Friday,. Saturday ' ' -V & GO. BR arrest. Tanzer is a married man and is alleged to have been under the Influence of a concoction of lemon extract. Tanzer wilt most likely face an examination as to his sanity, due to the fact that his father, was committed to the asylum under like circumstances. Meals You Will Enjoy : re served at the Salem Restaur ant. Sunday, dinner, 75c; dajly merchants' lunch, 45c. , m29 Studebaker Quality- Is a delight to the motorist who desires the most economical trans portation. The Certified Public Motor Car Market has some at tractive buys in Light and Special 6 Studebakers. Call or phone for a demonstration of one of these guaranteed used cars. : M2S Bicycle Thefts The theft of a bicycle from the residence of Frederick Hagerman, 674 North Commercial street, was reported to the police recently. Five Accidents Fatal Five of the 54 accidents re ported to the state industrial ac cident commission, for the .week ending March 26 proved fatal. These were E. M. Ryiand, logger, Astoria; ' Everett E. Emmett, chaser, Clatskanie; Charles Pur- cell, boatman, Jefferson; Alvin A. Lindeman, teamster-laborer, Mo doc. Point, and Frank P. Tye, log ger, Parkdale. Of the total num ber reported, 472 were subject to the provisions, of the: compensa tion act, 91 from firms and cor porations 'that have rejected the provisions of the act. and one from a public utility corporation not subject to the provisions of the act. Open New Quartern April 1 - Space has been leased from the Northwest f'roltj Products com pany by Baker, Kelley iMac Laughlin, Inc., for their barreling operations this season. The com pany will open the new quarters April 1. Marshall and New Ore gon strawberry, contracts are still being written by the firm for their Albany, Lebanon. Woodburn and Salem plants. ; Contracted crops will be delivered in The Phez building on Trade street, near Commercial street. m28 Dance. Schlndler Hall , . Tonight.- . - . m28 Stayton Bank Boys Plant The First State & Savings bank of Stayton has! purchased the property, of the defunct Brown Petzel Lumber company to satis fy Judgment secured against the firm by the bank. The judgment was for 317,000, but with receiv ers expenses, attorney fees, inter est and other costs, amounted to $19,058.55. Real property was bid in for 318,523.55, and the personal property for 1535. Re ceivers costs were $1076, attor ney's fees, $750, and interest and incidentals made the amount In excess of the original claim ! al lowed. The company Is In bank ruptcy proceedings,-' and property at Jefferson is involved.' ? ; ; Kells Sleets Salem Man ' Hly i Sailor Rhodes', a former Salem hor. Accosted: C. A. KelU while he was visiting oa the USS New Mexico,: while the latter was vlslt lnr the naval yards at Bremerton. Rhodes is a sailor stationed on the ' government ."vessel and - was pleased to meet the Salem clti- REDUCED STJlOfER RATES TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGE3 Saa Frandsvw, one way, tlSXO Coud Trip, tSO-OO Los Angeles, one way, $27X3 Hound Trip, CO.CO Ceclal Rates to Parties of v Eight or Hors , For Information and Reserva tions phone 696, or call at IEF, ,: : ; ' r.alrrv Crr-"2i -" Willi ty U This Is the time to ptck your ; car. Our stock of . good -used nn it more - , complete than It will - be " vhen the spring nub comes. . Call and see us -today. TCarwr Gets Well- Loyal Warner, YMCA secretary who recently underwent anr oper ation at a local hospital, will be ready to leave the institution Monday. Mr. Warner is a student at Willamette university, as well aa director of club work with the YMCA. . v. ... Meal You Will Enjoy I Served at the Salem Restaur ant. ; Sunday dinner. 75c: daily merchants lunch. 45c. m29 Building Committee to Meet The building committee of the new YMCA building are to meet at the offices of T A. Llvesley in the Bank of. Commerce building today at 11 o'clock. The commit tee will decide upon matters pre vious to the arrival of one of the national secretaries of the, organi zation, who is to make an inspec tion of the plans used by the local building.. Fire Sale; Bishops ' : A new shipment of pieced single And double blankets will be on sale today. Singles $3 per pair. Doubles $5.50. See them at 10 this morning. 4 Must be sewed to gether. . yyy : v.- m2$ Lease for Barreling Operations- Baker. Kelley & McLaughlin. Inc., have leased from the North west Fruit Products company, space in The Phez building on Trade street, near Commercial street, for their barreling opera tions the coming season. The firm is still in the market for; all the Marshall and New Oregon straw berries available at their Lebanon, Albany, Salem and . Woodburn plants. m2S Bear on Display : j A black bear which . had been shot in the mountains near Tilla mook, is on display at a local meat market. It is stated that s sale of bear meat is to be put oa shortly. It is, presumed that; the animal was brought out of his hibernating place by the .nnusual spell of pleasant weather. a Salem Boy to Coach - ; L John T. Bobbins, graduate of Willamette of the class of '23, has been re-elected as. athletic coach at the . high school at Sisters, Robbins basketball squad .won several more games .than usual this year and a rise in salary ac companied his re-election. ,'; ; I Cut-Out Open i i B. Paulsen, 740 . Twenty-first street, was arrested recently and posted a $5 baQ lor driving with an open cut-out. j . j . " A Cross Service . i i 'What's that? Go to the First Christian church Sunday evening at 7:30 and see for yourself. Audi ences that more than till the auditorium,- inspirational . music - and short, helpful sermon make the hour worth while. . m29 i ,r ; - : ; - : 1 , - Hemstitching, 6 and Sc. Stamped ; Goods,. 153 S. High St. r m28 Drunk 'Arrested . ' -"" ."..'"' Harry ; Block was arrested on a charge of being drunk. Blankenshlps! to . Move ; . Mr ' and Mrs. Ed Blsnkenship will mov to Belllncham. Wash., according to announcement - made recently. Mr. . Blankenship has been employed as a guard at the state -penitentiary. They will leave some time next week. , . ', 'i-y'y ' "' " ' ' " " ;.:' i ' You Will Go Away . - With a rood feeling and in com plimentary mood if yon see and hear the urogram at the First Christian church Sunday evening. A "cross service" is the basis or the program - m29 Relief Fund Raised About 320 has been raised in Salem by voluntary contribution for the relief of the district swept bv the tornado. .The money will be forwarded to the Red Cross headquarters at San Francisco to morrow. Fire Sale; Bishops' " A new shipment of pieced single and double blankets will be on sale today. Singles $3 per pair, doubles $5.50. See them, at 10 this morning. Must be sewed to gether. - . v " nx28 Two Places to Eat Here and home. Special lunch eon 11 to 2; dinner, 5:30 to 7:30. Sunday dinner served 12 to "8. Colonial Dame Tea Shop pe.' m2S Squirrels Dteappear :! "y, . About a, week ago some patent chemical fertilizer. was spread on the state house grounds. This was very offensive to the employes of the bunding, but was 'borne with fortitude. 'However, the squirrels which make "their .'"home on" "the mm too severs and there has not been one of the little gray, fellows seen joes ibb xeruuzer was xirsts ap plied. ,: , : A . Fire Sale; Bishops A new shlnment of nleced sinale and double blankets will be' on sale today. Singles $3 'per pair. Doubles $5.50. See them at 10 this morning. Must be sewed to-" gether. v n2t School Dismissed Students at Garfield school who were dismissed from attendance during the ' recent $ threat of a smallpox epidemic; are due to re turn to their classes Monday.. Influenza on the Wane The authorities at Salem high school . announced yesterday that the epidemic of influenza , is now en the wane. No serious cases have been reported. " although a large number of students have been' reported ill. - " -- Inlaid IJnoleum Sale - Bring measurements. II. L. Stiff Furniture Co, . m28 Card of Thanks . We wish to thank our friends and members of IOOF lodge who assisted us in the illness and death of Elmer White, our husband and father. : Mrs. E. G. White and fam ily. - i.: j:.;. m28 Overloaded Track Picked S. W. Miller of Roseburg was fined $23 in Justice court for op erating an overloaded truck on the Pacific . highway. The arrest was made by state officers. Grand Jury Called r The Marion eounty grand jury will convene Wednesday morning after a short recess. One of the principal cases to be brought to the attention of the investigating body is that of Clarence Thomp son, former - cashier of the state treasurer's office, who is facing a charge of shortage in his accounts. Decorated Tea Pots Today only. 69c each. One to a customer. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. . ; . . m28 Boys to Vihlt Factor! The Msrion county YAICA, un der' the direction of Benjamin J. Kimber, has outlined a busy week end for the Silverton boys who are members of the Silverton Pioneer club. They are to visit the Sa lem industries and state houses Saturday., This is a custom that has been followed by the local or ganization' for some time. More than . 25 boys are expected herf from Silverton. Fire Sale; BIshopsw' :"'"'. i x.l Anew shipment of pieced single and 'double blankets will be on sale today. Singles $3 per. pair. Doubles $5.50. See them at 10 this morning. .Must be sewed to gether.; y.'.s-V1.:--' m28 The Macleay Grange y " -Met" In' regular session March 1 20. f Owing to the absence of the worthy tmaster, ( hist chair was filled - by W.' A.-Jones. An Inter esting : program ?was I givn, eon sistiffg of : readlngs,' essays i and songs. 'Many good things were suggested' under the good of ; the ordr." f It was decided to gite a Jitney ; sapper a,i the next meeting,-April 3. E. Cooke Patton and MrMcCroSkey will .furnish enter tainment; i also 'the grange 'Will have - some interesting numbers. Committees j were appointed;: to take charge of, the arrangements for the evening! The public Is In vited, and . a ; large, crowd is ex pected. 'The proceeds wilt be' used for j the "'benetltT of the : grange. Delfcioas, refreshments were then served by Mrs.' jHarry and Jess Martin, : under tdlrectlon: of ! the hec. -; : J L. f 4 Fire Sale;' Bishops-; ' ' t A new shipment of pieced single and double blankets will be on sale today.' Singles $3 per pair. Doubles $5.50. See them at 10 this morning. Must be sewed to gether, ! ; ; .; ' ' -. v m?8 1- PERSONALS Walter Cook.' president , of the Pacific college YMCA, Is stopping over in Salem; while en route to Corvallis to attend a conference of college "Y" officials. City Engineer Hugh Rogers is 111 with the grippe. ? ' Leland Brown, "son of Justice George M. 'Brown, is here from The Dalies. ; J.E. Whitehead of Turner was in Salem recently on business. ' f C. J. Sims of MU Angel was in Salem Thursday. ;''?? ;.... W. A, Delzell. private secretary to Governor Pierce, returned to Salem yesterday from eastern Or egon where he was called to rep resent the state, at an Inspection of the Umatilla rapids project. " BIDS WANTED . . . . Sealed, bids will be received by the county court of Marlon county, Oregon, up to 1:00 o'clock p. m., Saturday, April 4. 1925, for furn ishing and .delivering 4000 or more cable yards of gravel on the Salem and. Champoeg road. ' The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. " .'Specifications snd bidding forms c'a La'aeefl at the county clerk's ornce,- Salem.. Oregon. ' "TJ. G. BOYER. County Clerk. rEACE OX EARTH! (Recently we published "Con tentment, or ". I'm Glad I Am a Man," and Oh ! How the " women folks responded! ' . We maintained an open forum, and we gave the women the floor, Miss Marion' Harriman writing an able answer In "I'm Glad I Am a Woman." And, how the men folks responded!' ' ' ' ; Mr. Baxter is willing to call It quits., as is Miss Harriman. To day we publish a bid for peace, to morrow Miss Harriman's, to which we will append our own unpre judiced Judgment! -EDITOR.) CONTENTMENT . Whenever I see women meet And kiss each other on the street, I'm glad I am a man. When I see lingerie displayed. Those georgette things in evry shade, : With lace medallions overlaid, I'm glad I am a man! . ' ';- .v " - " When I see women powder up, Or kiss a homely poodle pup. I'm glad I am a man. When I look at the hats they wear, A doodad here, a stick-up there. In combinations wild and rare. ' I'm glad I am a man! When on the street I see them y u;. . crawl In shoes two sizes much too small, I'm glad I am a man. . When I note all they have to show. (Displayed, or hinted at, you ' know,) ' In order to attract a beau. I'm glad lam a man! ' THE FLAG OF TRUCE By William M. Baxter I wrote some verse not long ago To let the population know I'm glad I am a man. Whew! How some women lost their goat! Six hundred to me wrote; Still, folks. I'd like to have you -1 '':...; note ;V . . .. I'm glad I am a man! The way those girls went after me Was good for sore eyes; yet, by t. , gee! .... t .. I'm glad I am a man. Miss 'Harriman gave me ; some .. .; .whacks; -.i Her pungent pen no vigor lacks. So I say: :Lefs inter the axe." I cannot fight with women. I've thought the situation o'er: This world would be an awful bore If it werenot for the women. To truthfulness I'd be remiss Did I deny the force of this. That girls are mighty nice to kiss! I'm glad that there are women! Hard To Convince . Maxlne;., "Oh, Harold, do you really love me?". , ':. Harold: "Love you? What do you think I've been doing setting-up exercises?. "' ' ' ; Paving The Way Duncan: "What gives you the idea that your wife in rimrinr a new Easter outfit?" , Clark: "She kept two appoint ments, with me. Without heln. late!" v .: ' t ; J. Ruf e O'Leary. v ; No man ever has as ronrf n ttnw. sway from home as bis wife Im agines he has. - . ' ME-OWS From The CA3IPUS CAT The following from Carrie, the Campus Cat, came in yesterdav' mail. '"I am nn at Wurri.n.im.t itlnr rnll,a frin. a t . . -vb. iniuu, xct.i.y, o,. a 1 niralv . , '-j . uu jo innocent: A ' uwrgia eopnomore, David Dumbell. : ram a with hi v - aaaca V a IU other night to Uke her out to a dance, but Betty couldn't go be- "M - w jjr roommate a turn w .near iueir.: aress: , ; "Well, the nmrt ,nni.. v , " C ' ' - """"'US MO her out for a drive.... Me, too, in the back seat! : "At first sW called him 'Mister Dumbell, and all he could talk about Wan tht rap : U. ..u . ? Hiu II BUI very low gas consumption, and J 'u era ic cough and didn't think it was as serious as thaLT . Then David, acted more human and asked Betty how she was getting on in her studies, and she said she wasn't getting on . -ijust by. The boy was warming up by now.-. y ; ; . , . . . s "How fast is the car going' asked Betty. Why. we're only making Z0 miles an hour," David replied. "I suppose It only seems that- way In comparison with you 1" said Betty, snappily. - " Suddenly the car stopped. "The engine is stalled. I don't know what to do," muttered David. - VThen I am the first girl you ever took motoring?" flashed Betty. ' : - VSbe's an innocent girl, dear Editor, she certainly is . .Me-ow. . me-ow." . " " BARNYARD BITS , Tie wily fox stood under the tree , TV'here the Rooster perched oa And In accents mild he said, satd .- he .., .. 4 j I IqiSII IsBy "Come hither, come closer, come nigh. Come down. O Rooster, and we . will roam ; ' By valley and mountain and , lake,''; : - For. I have a brush and you have a comb; , -. What . a beautiful . pair , we'd make!" v' r- But the wise old bird stuck close t to his spot. For the Fox bad teeth, but his comb had not. David Lowe; ' ; II . ! . ' A Spring Nocturne The Pussie-willows are calling To the Milk-weed, through the ' dark. -And the Catnip is caterwauling For It fears the Dog-wood's . bark. 1 ? The Cow-bird a draught is sipping From the Tiger-lily's cup And the Birds and the Beasts and the Blossoms Are certainly all mixed up! '. , Betty Isenberg. All Sereno , Hughes: "So you approve of cross word puzzles?" 1 Hoover: "Sure. My wife has to keep quiet while she's working on them." 5 , -Eleanor Ornstine. Starting The Season " Scoville: "Look here, young man, how Is it you won't heln your mother with the spring house cleaning?" Harold: "Have a heart, dad. It's apt to make me strain my pitching arm." , Answer to Yesterday's Cross Word Limericks 1. Sweet; 2. Attack; 3.1 ; 4. Watched; 5. Down. . 1. Rich; 2. Day; 3. Beau; 4. Wed; 5. Love. , ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Miller, sometimes known as Lizzie Miller, De ceased: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Allan Jones has, by the county court of the State of Oregon for Marion county, been duly appointed the administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Miller, deceased, and has duly qualified as such. Now, therefore, all perHons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified and required , to present same, duly verified, to the undersigned Allan Jones, adminis trator of the estate of Elizabeth Miller, deceased, at the Supreme Court Library, ' Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice.- - V ' - y' Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 28th day of March, 1925. ' ALLAN JONES, Administrator. of the Estate of ' Elizabeth Miller, Deceased. S y,y m28; a4-ll-18-25 - VOTXCE Or SALE OT GOVXEHMENT - - y .: T 1MB KB -; - 0Bm Zad Offlc - Wihingtn, D. C," Mr-h XT. 1925. - none is tiere&y girea tht subject to th eonditioni and limitation! of the sets of Juna 9, 1916 (39 Stat 21S), and Jane 4, 1620 41 Stat., 758), and depart mental regulations of .April 14. 1924 (50 Lt.D.. S7, the timber on the foUowmff laoda will be sold Ad ay & 1925. at lo a. m- at public auction at the United States land office at Pert land, Oregon, to the Bigness bidder at not let tnan the ap praised value as shown br this notice. sale to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, wun an additional snm ol one-fifth of one per cent thereof being commissions allowed, most bo deposited at time of sale, moner to be returned if sale ia iint approTcd. otherwise patent will issue for ise simoer wtitcn mast be removed within ten years. Bids will be received from eitisens of the United States, associations of such citizens, and corporations organ ised under the laws of the United States, or. any State, territory, or district there of, only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal sub division will bo offered separately before being included in any offer of a larger nnit.., T. S S., R 2 E ee. , (SKV KEtf, r 920 M., KEVi SEVl. fir 880 8e. T, SWVi NKW, fir 60O frl. NWVi SW. fir 900 T. S X, R, 3 W. Ke. SI, NE 8Wii, fir 475 T. S S R4 5 E, See. 19, SW V4 6K. fir 980 cedar 235 ifM hemlock 400 noao et the timber on these sections to be sold for less than 91.60 per M, for the fir and S0.50 per M. for the cedar and hemlock. TV 1 8., R. 5 E See. 11, NWVa SKi4. fir 14o M hemlock 600 M, cedar SO NKVi NWVi. fir J440 M., hemlock 50 M cedar 80 M.. N W U NW, fir 9130 M hemlock 830 iL, none of the timber on these tracts to be aold for lesa than S2.50 per if. for the fir and $1.50 per M for the hemlock and cedar. T. 8 11. 8 W Bee. 17, NEW NYVV4. fir 1480 M XW'U fr 780 St., bob of the timber on these tracts to bo aold for lesa than f2.00 per M. T. 7 8, R. 1 E, Sec 27. BWK JE stand ing fir 765 down fir 60 M.. hemlock 20 M., seised loga on this tract not in cluded herein and no sale to be made for lean than $2.60. per M. for the standinr fir sad $1.00 per XI. for the down fir and ' WILLIAM SPRAT, Commissioner. - , Mch. 28-May X Ine, f-vit:ibr.v i(.yfri)-vi A auper-eefinei castor oil mad Use. Not flavored. Streneth and purity unchanged. . TasteWss and. odorless. Imist on Ki:oEg'a, bottled and tatwlled t the Laboratories. At all :dmr Jta. .- ' ' y:, Societe Chocolates ; Light and Dark Regular 75c Pound. ; SATURDAY ONLY 36c lb. 2 pounds for 70c limit 2 pounds to customer ; Only at QCHAEFER'C T DRUG 8TOHE U "The Yellow Front" The Fenslar Store V. 135 North Commercial Phone 197 ALLEGED ROBBERS HELD NEW YORK, March 2C Two men were arrested tonight, char-. ed with being; members of a band pt robbers and bootleggers whoso cache of stolen goods estimated to be worth as much as '$1,000,000 was discovered today , in an old, two story building on South street. YOU'LL PONDER OVER TIII3 MAGIC CRYSTAL llll (THIEF OF BAGDAD) hi M U OREGON Jjntit Tlmcfl Today Cecil B. Dc JIUle's "The Golden Bed" . - V , Tomorrow MUton'Sills DDDDODOD LIBERTY Last Times Today 'The Age of Desire Tomorrow Charles Ray D DDED DO 0 GRAND Tonight The Chocolate Soldier" U U UJ U U U L. Healthy Babies Are Happy ., but they cannot be healthy un less their little organs are func tioning naturally. If a laxative is necessary. It must be gentle in action and without the slightest degree of Irritation, but at the same time positive in results. Glycerin Suppositories L Puretest Glycerin Supposi tories can be used with the . utmost confidence, being made from pure glycerin and guaranteed to give prompt laxation. The special packing keep'? them always fresh and ' "ready for use Otvv. Liu w Perry Dm Clcru : -113 Csnd C T iroacis ' loa& " -the Vg'as &ttacJt,! ... U-U-W A I
