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BY
Seattle Sweeps Woman
Mayor Out of Office By
Decisive Majority
SEATTLE, Mar. 14. (AP)-
Mm. Bertha K. Landes, who two
-years ago was chosen by the vot-
- ers of Seattle to be the first worn
' an to manage the destinies of an
American metroDolitan city has
' been Bwept out of office by a ma
jority of more than 1H.000 votes
Frank Edwards, a retired thea
-ter operator, and virtually polit
ieally unknown until a few weeks
ago, was elected to succeed her.
lie will take office next June 4.
Edwards received 58,873 voiea
compared with 39,819 for Mrs.
Landes.
A municipal election record was
set for Seattle when more than
100,000 persons went to the polls
to decide a dozen issues. Tnis iotai
had never before been reached in
a city election here.
An investigation into Edwards
primary campaign expenditures
was instituted Monday by King
County Prosecutor Ewing D. Col
vin after one of the mayor-elect's
managers had reputedly acknow
ledged that more money had been
spent than the $15,000 reported in
the official expense statement. Fit
teen thousand dolars is the sal
ary of the mayor fgor a two year
term of office.
Edwards announced that he will
leave Seattle soon on a tour of the
east to study municipal adminis
tration in other cities. He waged
his campaign on a promise to pro
vide a business administration.
He attacked the present police
administration, calling attention to
frequent raids in the city by the
King county sheriff, Claude U.
Han nick, v,.
V
,.ng Valley
Taken Seriously III
mo in
h - SPRING VALLEY, March 14
' (Special) A. J. Stratton who
has been seriously ill at his home
"here for the past two weeks, was
taken by ambulance to the Dea
coness hospital in Salem .Monday
morning for medical cure. Mrs.
Stratton suffered a breakdown
and is confined to her home under
;ire of a nurse. The last reports
are that Mr. and Mrs. Stratton
are some better considering their
t ondition and advanced age.
.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gillon
i;.'Hi son Charles Gillon spent
Tuesday at the II. N. and Carl Al-
vJerman homes in the Spring Val
il ley hills. Mr. Gillon is grafting
- St -y trees for II.' N. Anderman
j. j. stratton recently sold sev-
u. cral tons of straw to the Archerd
Implement company, at- 57 per
tjV- Mr. aud T.Irs. T. G. Mclencl.
jtranddaufriiier. Miss Carol Ilobbs
" Spf Salem, had undergone an ope
,rn ion for appendicitis.
-'j Mr. and Mrs. Frank K leper anC
V Vi . i . .... i . i i . : i i
' - -Matthews of Talbot were Sunda
, kiii rju!!Ml yiiiors ai me nonie oi
:;CiUv and Mrs. "J7 P. Sohn.
'f Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Versteep
S of Salem were Sunday guests oi
Mr. Versteeg's parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. L. B. Versteeg.
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Read the Classified Ads
RETURN TO ALMA
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LJLy f:. ,. ihm.
' Dorothea Flexer, left, contralto, and Louise Letch, soprano, Ak
fentown's (Pa.) representatives In Metropolitan Opera, 4idnt forget
their home town when thej attained fame. Instead the two, who
'frew up within two blocks-of each other and attended the same
'hith aehooV'returned to,their nln inater to tint; in the. school's
'annual production of the open "Martha.M Below is the school, and,
H"'"iJrVf"r Warren F. Acker, yihi directs the open. :
TEACHES CO-EDS
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Dr. James Nai smith, a member of the faculty of Kansas university, Lawrence, Kas., and known as the
"father of basketball" has devised system of defense for women against attack. He's conducting classes
in the art among the co-eds at Kansas and is shown above demonstrating a few of the most effectivo
tricks.
The World And All
BY CHARLES B. DHI5COLU
Escape
The newest war airplanes carry
special oxygen tanks to enable
flyers to trail the skies cix miles
above the earth. That's about
three miles higher than the pres
ent "ceiling" observed by airmen.
Here, at last, is complete escape
from saxophones, jazz bores, and
everything but taxes. And as for
the fatalities of war, a six-mile
drop is no worse than a three
mile drop.
Bootleg Divorces
Judge Lindsey's idea is to make
divorce by mutual consent legal.
As a matter of fact most divorce
is now by mutual consent. Ninety
nine per cent of divorces where
there are no children are now ob
tained by agreement among the
parties, but the litigants have to
through the motions of conceal
ing this agreement. Thus the di
vorces are illegally procured. Be-
fore we take up new ideas on mar-1
riage and divorce we must first
find out what the facts are and
what the present practice is. Pari
of Lindsey's idea i6 no more than
l suggestion that what is now al
most universal illegally, be made
legal.
Are You One?
Have you ever noticed that men
who are the , most successful t in
their own bnsl?-- 'vs '"if
to work hard. . -
jecte, are v
have the mosi
lo the most for their towns 1 Men
n the brink of failure are gen
erally not giving much time to
ivic enterprises. They say they
iaven't time. What they mean is
MATER TO SING
V&'&A.m&yWx-y.i- '
YHE OREGON
DEFENSE TRICKS
that they do not manage their
time properly. Perhaps one rea
son they are on the edge of fail
ure is to be found in the fact that
they take so little interest in
community affairs.
Confidence
One of the richest corporations
in the country Is the du Pont
company, the great powder manu
facturers of Deleware. It is in
teresting to know that the du
Pont company greatly increases
its income by investments in
other concerns. That company
now holds about 23 per cent of
the entire issue of General Motors
stock. And it has put millions of
dollars into other investments.
This is all a hopeful sign to the
small investor. These big con
cerns know the market. Their
officers know business conditions.
They know industrial confidence
In this country. They are prac-
tical men. Don't
worry about
Vmerican industry.
Monmouth Normal Beats
Ashland In Dual Debate
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth, Mar. 14. (Special)
Moo mouth normal school debating
teams jlefe.ate the, AsWa" rBt
" , X
wi.te .itMaa4 - trav
eled to Ashland where tt won a
2 to 1 decision over the Southern
Oregon normal squad. Mrs. An
tonia Crater and Winfield Atkin
son made the Ashland trip.
Monmouth's affirmatvie team,
Mildred Leighton and James
Adamson, debated with Lester
Beck and Riley Pettlnger of the
Ashland normal and won a 3 to
0 decision. Monday night's Judges
were Dean Frank M. Erickson of
the Willamette university. Pro
fessor C. B. Mitchell and Earl W.
Wells of tb.e public speaking de
partment at O.A.C.
A dual debate will be held on
Thursday evening of this week be
tween the Monmouth normal and
the Albany college teams, Mon
mouth affirmative team traveling.
PRESIDENT RETURNS
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Mar. 14. (Special)
President J. S. Landers returned
to Monmouth Monday morning to
the Normal school after a three
weeks trip in the east. President
Landers attended the sessions of
the National Education association
held at Boston. He spoke in the
regular Monday assembly upon
some of the niteresting phases of
his trip.
The student body voiced their
pleasure at the president's return
by presenting him with one of the
latest radio models.
ETTA KETT
trgtH rrrx-yEKra ah gf ot-c--! 1 J - - ..-J ( vcg-THrf ass-i ) i 1 ' ' - 1 - i a. r"
SS-" WiXK f I oppose m-(te old Qo nu-VMv oolokel. VI
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STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY MORNING,
AGAINST ATTACK
BIG LEAGUES STAGE
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. March
14. (AP) Three Cardinal hurl
ers collaborated in pitching a one
hit game here today to defeat the
Boston Braves, 1 to 0. Alexander
and Sherdel each hurled three in
nings without a semblance of a hit
while Frankbouse went the rest of
the route.
Rogers Hornsby chalked up five
putouts and two assists in his
field.
FORT MYERS. Fla.. March 14.
(AP). The Philadelphia Ath
letics blanked the Buffalo Bisons,
1927 International league cham
pions, today, 4 to 0. The game
was played on a muddy field.
BIB
GIRLS TO TRY EUROPE'S AIRWAYS
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Misi Mildred Johnson, of Philadelphi, P., and Miss Esthei
Wanner, Inset, of Portland, Ore., are setting out on a tour 01
Europe's airways early in March, making pictures and writing ol
their experiences. Miss Johnson is an aviation writer and lecturer,
and is said to bo the only person to hare covered completely th
airmail routes in the United States.
FARM F
ILINI1
ROBERTS ME
ROBERTS. March 14. (Spe
cial). Mrs. Bud Statesman serv
ed a luncheon to the members of
the O. -T. club last Thursday at
her home in Salem. The table
waa beautifully decorated with
tall tapers and a centerpiece of
pink sweet peas. St, Patrick's
novelties were used in the favors
and the color scheme carried out j
in the different courses
In the group were Mrs. G. S.
Higgins. Mrs. Forest Edwards.
Mrs. B. D. Fidler, Mrs. S. C. Dav
enport, Mrs. Joe Rlngwald, Mrs.
H. B. Carpenter, Mrs. C. D. Query.
Mrs. N. P. Kugel, Mrs. Alice Cool
idge, Mrs. Wm. Meier, Mrs. L. F.
Clymer and Mrs. John Krebs.
Mrs. B. D. Fidler will entertain
the club on March 22.
The Roberts community club
met last Saturday night and those
present enjoyed a variety of enter
tainment. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Stewart of Salem were present
and showed two groups of films;
one on what is seen on eome
farms, and another showing
scenes of the Colorado canyon.
These films were from.OAC exten
sion division and tire machine was
loaned by Ladd and Bu6h bank.
Mrs. Ivan Stewart also sang two
beautiful solos.
Fololwing this was a one act
comedy called "Please Pass the
Cream." put on by Mrs. W. Pet
tyjohn and George Veolt. Several
instrumental trios played y Mr.
and Mrs. P. F. Roberts of Salem,
violin and piano,' and George
Veolt, cello., were greatly enjoyed.
At the close a cafeteria supper
was served, and a generous col
lection was taken up to defray the
expenses of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of
Portland spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodrich are
living in the J. O. Walker house.
Mildred Henningsen, who is at
tending Normal at Monmouth,
was at home for the week-end.
J. B. Beessler, who has been
sick for nearly a year, is reported
to be much better the last few
weeks. '
Stephen Huber and family
moved to their farm on the river
bottom last week.
Henry and Floyd Query are
building a motor boat.
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Bettin
court spent Saturday and Sunday
in PDrtland.
Jack Edwards visited relatives
in Portland last week-end.
Read the Classified Ads
Building a Nest on the
MARCH 15, 1923
Classified
The Oregon Statesman
PUih4 wry ria P 0B"
47. at aim. U cpitl f Orafoa.
Q
Local Rates
For Classified
Advertising
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enta par
caatc par word
Oaa tim
l'hr timaa
bix timaa. ""7
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a uala oar worn
la eraar to oara ui
lima rata, adTortiaiBf mat rua la
(cuttva isauea.
h Ad takaa tor loaa ttaa 15a. -Ada
rum Baaday OSLY eiird at
isi ljm rata.
AdrtiamenU (axapt PanoaaJa
xuii 8:iaat!Ba Wantad) will ba lekea
er taa taiapUoaa if Ua adTaruaar
, a auaaenbar to pbooa.
Tbo filataaMLaa will rocaivo aUrar
.kemoata at aay tua of taa or
4dl. 'la inaur pxopar claaa-ttcatioa
a. abould ba is baforo 7 p. ox.
ADVfcilTlSEAiEIiTS
HONEST PVa.il'iBl0 laaaa eol
uuiaa mult ba kapt Iraa fro aaythuig
wl a iucUoaaba utura. Mixiapraxea
tatioaa will &ot b Miarataix. "lalarma
tioa aAg any quaatto-aula lnteut
a tba part of tba ditir ibouid
ba reported to tot uewapapar or tba
balaia Ad eiub.
LODGE ROSTER
(.lii.MEK-.TA lAilOJ SO. 1, L O. O. Y.
Meata arary Modataday OTeniai at
7:SO o'cioca; tbird floor of 1. O. O. it'.
Taaple, corner of oCurt and xfifh Sta.
AUCTIONEER
F. N. Woodry
12 Trt. Salam't leading Auctioneer
and i uro ture Dealer.
Kaa. Btore, 1910 N. hummar St.
Phono 611
H. F. Woodry & Son
Eight down town. Cain paid for utei
furniture. Store 271 K. Conn'l.
TeL 75. Ageata for Lange Kangea, 2
COi.. A. Li. STEVENSON ACCTlOXEEa
28 yaara axperieeca ia the Willamette
valley, for datea or arracgementa tee
r. A. ioerlier, farm aaTiaer, Jirtt na
tional Bank, Salem. Phone or write.
A- i.. btoTeaaon, Corvallii. Ore.
BATTERY-ELECTRICIAN 3
BROWN ELL ELECTRIC CO.. S83 ETATlt
Tel. 9H. Contract wiring. Slectna
aupliee. Call ui lor eleslneal work.
R. D. BARTC.V IIIDI BATTEBIES
Starter add generator work; 203
.South High.
ToL 16S
HIGH ANi
JUS V. 1L.L1AV
V. TLLlAMS
fLEEXER KLkCT slIC CO. HOUSE
wiring by Lour or contract. Eetimatea
luroikoeu. Tel. 0 471 Court SU
cJ. S. L. Service Station
iutomotive Klectrieiani
Vick Bros.
Highv St. at Trade. Tel. 1841
BICYCLES Repairing 4
LLOTD E. RAMSDETr OOLDMBIA Bl
cyclea and repairing. 887 Court.
CLEANERS AND DYERS 5
CHERRr CITT CLEANERS. C,
liuane, 210 N. Liberty. Tel. 934.
F.
SALEM CLEANERS DTERA
1073 . Com'L Tel. 1868
HELP WANTED Male J6
V I 1NSIKK FINISH CARPENTER TO
trade labor for enr repairing.
are at Hollywood Garage.
Telephone
Sol.
A 1 AUTO MECHANIC TO V(lKK ON
( printage tasis. Mutt be a g-eDeral
repair rbop man. .No used car lot me
chanic need apply. Mutt be fruit
worthy and know how to meet the
public. 8ee Dave at Hollywood Uar
ege Telephone 861.
SALESMEN
SALESMAN'S OPPORTUNITY. WE
need a hustler. Salem territory, attrac
tiTe propoeition to right party. Write
Box 778, Statesman.
SALESMAN WITH AUTO TO COVER
Oregon telling extensive line of adver
tiling ralendara and novelties. Steady
business all year round. Commission
basis. Our location here is big ad
vantage to you and customers. V. 8.
Walsh, 595 Mission St., San Francisco.
CHIROPRACTORS 10
DR. H. B. SCOFHELr. P. B.
809
First National Bank Bldg.
DR. O. L. SCOrT. P;C. CHIROPRACTOR
250 N. High. TeL 828 B.. Ret. 3104 J
Fruitland Club Has Last
Meeting of Season Friday
FRUITLAND, March 14 (Spe
cial) The Fruitland community
club will hold what ia expected
to be its last meeting this winter,
at the school house Friday evening-.
The feature of the business
meeting will be the report of the
electric light committee and a
speech by a representative of the
Portland Electric Power company.
Following the business meet in;
will be a good program which wil .
be given by the Sherman Cla
Music company.
Family Tree
Ads--Here is the
. . ,mt r r- A t- I "r
DIRECTORY
thi BEAtrrr box .
Complat. Ba-ty Sarvie.
520 SUta St.
THE CAKITOI BEAUTY 8HOPP
223 N. Ktb. 'or Appt. ToL
LA ROS& UEAUTX SHOP
Uarcailinc 75e. fh011
"S4
THE HVDTA BfcAbll aJUX?B
112 N. Comaarcial. Tot.
THE MODEftS JlAJUJlELLO
For 41 aa. Woom and Child rem
206 Uaaooic O'.df-
loi. 7
KliTY BOH SUOf
Futena Permanent Ving, Uair cntbaf
and AIarcUin
SI I State St. ToL 270
7 HOTEL
DIRECTORY
i
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Salem's New
Hotel Senator
rue fineit chain of Terminal
iJete'a in Oregoa
Now Ope a
run rDot For All Cregoa
PieVwick rlamniaad and Parker Stages
Strictly Firet Claaa
Lp to tne Minute
in aervica and
Accommodation!
Meizanina Moor With Baby Grand Piano.
Large Writing Room,
La liea' Lreiwg Kooiai
111 Rooma 99 with Bath and Shower
Stage Terminal Hotel
Company
W. W. Chadwiek, Praa.
W. A .Camming, Local Mgr.
Caaa. V. Cooley, Aaa. Local Mgr.
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INSURANCE
I DIRECTORY
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Anderaon A Kupert
169 t. Uigh.
lauerai lmuranre
TeU 1644
E. H. BAIRXT, Life, Accident. Sickn.it
ad Oregon. xiUg.
Tel. 1747
. BECK. HEKD&CM
189 N. Uigh. Tel. 11
Q. H. BERG. Life. Accident. Biekneia
328 Oregoa Bldg. Tel. 1747
C. B. WILLIAMS. Central Life Agency
806-7 Oregon ttldg. Tel. 490
R. O. ORAT General laiarance
i;
M. Coi L Tel. 34:8
LAFLAR LATLAR
Ladd A Buah Bank bldg.
Tel. 646
W. A. LIPTON. Oeaeral Iniuranca
404 3 Uaioui.- Bldg. ToL. 131
RICH. L. REIMANN Gen. Inl.. i.oani
219 N. High St. Tel. S6S
Waih. Fidelity National forge Pailippi
406 Bank of Cont-Bldg. TeL 2160
WILLAMETTE INSURANCE AOENCT
416 Maaonie Bldg. Tat tai
FLORISTS
11
CUT FLOWERS, WEDDINO BOUQUETS
Funeral wreetns. decora tini. t. .
Braitbai.pt. flortaU 81a 8-ale NtieeL
rivOWERS FOR ALL OOOASIONS
Clien t, Coort High St. Tel. 901.
INSURANCE 12
FARM LOANS PLENTY OF MONET
to loan on good farm security.
CITY LOANS We are loaaiac Pn.
dentfal Insurance company money oa
city reeideuce and business property at
y per cent, plus a commnsion Ha
klct A Roberts, Inc. 205 Oregon
FOR 8AI.E FIRST AND SECOND Mort
gages. . Trust Deeds, ConMacti on
souses ui oel o to 20 per cent
BECKE HENDRICKS
Heilig Bldg., 119 X. High St.
Insure
Tour Honie or Car now.
liECKE HENDRICKS
Phnne 161
I. O. O. F. Bldg., 109 K. High St.
WANTED Employment 1?
TRUCK HAULING WANTED. WILL GO
any where. Have a new truck and fast
worker. John II. Scott, 803 Oregon
B!dg. Tel 254 or 622.
POSITION WANTED. BY THOROI OH
ly trained and experienced book and
cost keeper. Can take charge of office
and accounting work. Reference. Sal
ary no object. Single, age 32. Box
553, McMionville, Oregon.
FOR RENT
14
FOR RENT VERY DESIR ELE BAT
tery and ignition department space in
new downtown Super Service Station
Salem, available April 1st. Inquire
Box 107. Salem.
For Rent
A modern 6 room house, on rorner,
garage, near high and grade nil owl .
good locatioat, paved Mrrt. lient
$33.00 per month or will lease for a
year.
A farm of 25 acres near small town
10 miles from Salem; 5 room bouse,
barn, grapes, berries and other fruit.
Will lease for a year at reasonable
price.
A 7 room house and garden spot two
milet from Salem; house in fine con
dition and on paved road. Will 'rent
by the month or leuke for a year at
825.00 per month.
A 4-room house and 4 acres three
miles out. Will rent or lease for fl.VOO
per month. Soma strawberries here.
House, barn and 5 acres two miles
out. Will rent for 8J0.00 per month.
U. S. Realty Co.
12 State St. Tel. 2660
taaai irk m m w ww m m mi m a "w-m
New First National
Bank Building
Directory
BASEMENT
Pa Lnx Shining. Parlor
Esparto for La dial and Oent.emcn
SECOND FLOOR
1
Coftoy'a Photo Service
Tel. 708. Over the Spa
THIRD FLOOR
fcerrie Optical Co. 801-3 i .
4r. HtuTj K. Morria, Opiomei:iM
Telephone '439
O lletto Suite 31u .
Lawjrer Telephone lojtf
Sr. Pa id B. Hill. Orihodooiit
atraighteniag of irrcgaiar leetA;
Suite iOa. Hour W to i
Ever dy except Tbjitdaj
roURTU TLOOS
Dra. 0 Naill 4 Burdette, Optoict:. h
Pheao 6J5 401-402 4.' J 4 , 1
SIXTH fLOOH
Ueo. R. Yehrs M. D., fbyticua i s 4r,
Suite 603. Tel. 278 2J7V He, S
Rabin D. Day and Donald W. i;. .i
Attorney at Law
Telephone 103. flOei;'.
EIGHTH aLOOR
Jr. C Ward Davis, Oanert'. Der.t..:ri
'tel. Sle. Evening by eipolniairui
noon U3
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a'ometer S"i t IL
LOOB j,f
Or. H. B. Scofleld..
Chiropractor, Neuroi
TENTH FLOOR
Dr. W. A. Johnson, D.n;."l
Telephoaa 1385
FOR RENT Apts. 15
DUPLEX APT. 51 N.
W 1 M K H .
WELL IX'RMSHED
ment with fireplace.
FROM
2 ROOMS AND K1TCHFSKITF
ter, light and fuel, r'oe in. I.
555 Marion.
YOU CAN n.AT
GOLK, FI8H
AND MOTOR.
WE TAKE CAKK OF YOL'R !!"
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High rJata residential divtr.-t
New, strictly modern, u,uiei a; trt
menta.
Frigi,ai:e, Electric Rnget. TfsJ r
Steam Heal, Brick faced rJ-U r.j
Kfficieut Service.
Two unfurnished rooms, bsth. .
Three uafurnithed rooms, bub. ; it
Two rooma rurnttnea uie.r. .'.'i,
$37.50 to 40.
Three rooma ruruHfisJ ox -. .'V!
f4j to f0.
Children Welcome
New Management, R. dt-c i
Ambassador
Apartmerts
550 North Sfoimer St. la. - :
FOR RENTHouses ?
3 ROOM HOI SE AT 13 j 11 i s;
at 1307 H.nev
WANTED TO RENT 19:jf
i.
WANTED TO RENT A F" 1 1
about 100 acres miitat.' f-.r
for term of yearx, cah r.-n;
870 or 1964 M.
BOARD AND ROOM 2.
ROOM, BOARD, SINGLE MEAL
day dinners. Alexandria, 1 - -
raeketa. Phone 153B.
LAUNDRIES
THE SEW SALEM LAUN PrlV
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
Telephone 25. 269 4- H '
t TIT THE HOME WET WASH : Al
ory. Tel. 171. 1356 B Street.
CAPITAL CITY LAPNDftY
"The Laundry of Pure Mater! s"
Telephone 165. 164 Bros !""'
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TAILORS
D. H. MOSIIEH TAILOR FOR Ji 1
and woman. 474 Court St.
WANTED Misc.
More Than a
A Natural Remedy?
Pacific HealtCre
Hea!thFood
More Than a Tcr.i:
This prodnet supplies Ntir ' '
working and building mater V. ; '
elements to maintain the norm
balanca to insure the bv.jm
and proper functioning of g: J ":
gana and to aiainlaia a rica a .i
blood t treaa.
Used at mineral wa'er ''
lake on package la aumcei.;
months treatment. Soli uai:
moaey-b'.ck guarantee.
By PAUL ROBINSON
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$1