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PACS TWO
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1021.
TEN PAGES '
Meal Quality Merchandise.
At prices that in most cases are not as much as" many stores are fisking for
"Cheap," "take-a-chance" stuff We've taken iir lesson! our 'merchandise
and are as low if not lower than he present wholesale costs justify. We'll
give you the best for the price, no matter what the price. ! .;-
J . In Mounfing
k Dainty Lingerie Blouses
'Just out of their tissue wrappings,
crisp, new affairs heralding the newer
modes of the season. , The thrifty will
buy several of these, for" we do not
know where else she can get such value
for the low price of $2.75 to $8.00
Folk:
mm
s Are
Realizing Tliat
I .A1I-Vl i
dainty color combinations, one of the BiT Values Abound Here
latest styles of the season
them.
A 1 1 O
ask bu bteThey rea,ize that they can buy
j to better advantage here. In ad-
; dition to the numerous, timely
Buy Your Panama Now
iNow is the time to buy your
Panama, the assortment is com
plete now and you'll enjoy a full
season's wear. We are showing
some" Very fine qualities made by
Knox. Have a look at them,
you'll like them . . $6.50 to $12.50
You Can Reduce Your Hips
and Thighs 6 to 8 Inches in a
Perfectly Fitted GOSSARD
CORSET.
The original-unequalled front
lacing corset
The scientific boning that is alone
Gossard's, carefully distributes the
pressure of the skillfully cut skirt
and reduces flesh as if by magic.
It is all done with such careful re
gard for every hygienic principle
, that your comfort and health are
safeguarded beyond question.
It is with full assurance of your
' complete satisfaction that we offer
you these world-famed corsets in
which every principle of front lacing
has been originated, developed and
perfected.
Models for Every Type of Figure
151 $3.75toM2.00
k Mali- Tills Stor
Your Store; It Will
l'ay You.
; special offering all over our dry
I goods department, please re
member that our regular prices
are also alwavs a little less.
HANDSOME SPORT SILKS
AT $3.98
$4.50 and $5.50 Qualities
Crepe Soleil, Du-Kist, Broche
patterns and other handsome
sport silks in a splendid assort-
i ment of colors, 40 inches wade
j and such qualities sold for $9.50
I to $11.50 in 1920.
j Priced Extremely Low, yd. $3.98
H e have many other Special
Values in Sport Silks to offer
you at from $1.98 to $3.50 vard.
DO YOU KNOW ALL THE
THINGS FOR WHICH PON
GEE IS USED?
Scarcely any other silk is so ac
ceptable for summer, nor is any
silk adaptable to a wider range
of uses. It can be used for ' un
derwear, sleeping garments,
men s shirts, women s blouses.
dresses, wraps, scarfs, handker
chiefs, draperies, etc. We are
j showing pure silk dustless pon
i gee at verv low prices
! $1.15, $1.29, $1.49 and $1.75 Yd.
I LARGE ASSORTMENT SILK
j CREPE DE CHINE $1.59
For summer dresses and blous-
es you v.-hi una tnis ottering a
real money saver. Shown in
black, ivory, navy, Copenhagen,
brown, rose, peach, maize, apri
cot, pink, flesh, etc.; 40 in. wide
and a splendid quality at our reg
ular low price at $1.75.
Very Special, now $1.59.
PLNDIETONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORt
You Will Admire the New
Sweaters
So will every other woman who
happens to catch a glimpse of
them, iou will admire their
beautiful styles as well as you
will admire the range of their
colorings and the richness of
their appearance. Prices are un
ifsually low, especially for sweat
ers of such exceptional quality.
Wool Sweaters . . $7.50 to $22.50
Silk Sweaters. . $14.75 to $38.50
Women's Bathing Suits
Nothing in the entire list of
feminine .requirements is so ex
acting or can mark a woman or
miss as either "smart" or "back
numberish" so quickly as a Bath
ing Suit, because it must be mod
estly elegant, designed according
to latest fashion and still be in
dividually exclusive.
This assortment of Bathing
Suits was assembled especially
for those who select these gar
ments with the same care as to
style, material and serviceabil
ity as any other item of summer
apparel, and it won't be our fault
if every woman and girl who en
joys bathing and swimming is
not an attractive picture in her
new Baching Suit if selected
here. Models and styles in all
sizes are verv moderately priced.
S3.75 to 11.50
i
ill
' The daughter or Thomai Mac
.Curtnln. former lord mayor of Cork,
r (till in mourning- more than
year after their father w araaaal
naied They are wearlnf the eld
Celtic mournine cotiume. in whlcb
,' Silt MaeCurXalB la ahowa Jiera, , v
, ; TAKES SLY POKES
Eating of Dried Apples in Old
Days Had Same Effect That
Eating: Yeast Now Has.
MEN'S SHOES $4.95
.
This is a very special offer. A
wonderful assortment including
all sizes, styles and leathers,"
Good makes, values to $15.00.
CHOICE $4.95
MEN'S SUITS $36.50
A wonderful offer. This lot
includes pune wool worsteds,
cassimeres, cheviots, etc. The
makes are Hart Schaffnen &
Marx, Hirsh Wickwire, "Style
plus, etc., values up to $60.00.
CHOICE $36.50
piiePooples Warehouse
r gjwHrnr it PAYS TO TRADF IWft)-
Prepare For
Vacation; Fill
I Wants Here.
Your
Yuur
GEORGE CLAY, FORMER
RESIDENT OF THIS CITY
DIES IN SPOKANE, WN.
Gporjre (lay, for many years a res
Went of Pendleton, died at the 8a
cid Hfnrt HoHpHal. In Spokane on
June 13. following a long illnesM.
Mr. Clay was born October 25. 1859,
in Wayne County, West Va. He was
, married to Jx-tha Jane Jvplin at laHel
Minnesota. May 9. 18S3.
He i Hiirvived by a son, J. V. Clay
of California, a daughter, Mrs. M. K.
Gorlon of Hpokane and three broth-
ill
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed ty physicians for
21 years, and proved safe by millions. Say "Bayer"!
The funeral will be held in thin city
Friday, June 17 from the Polaom
chapel, and the body will bo laid to
rent in Onlney cemetery beside his
wife who died September 6, 191S.
THURSDAY IS 1KSIG,VATKI.
WASHINGTON', Juno IS. (U. P.)
Thursday is set as the time to vote on
the packer control bill, the senate de
filled by unanimous agreement.
Poking a little sly fun at some o'
the practices of this day without at
tempting to detract from the value of
the advances that aro beinic made, J
R. Hull, medical director of the Ore
Ron department of the Grand Army ot
the Itepublic, made his annual report
yesterday afternoon at the business
cession of the encampment. Lnuulu
and chuckles greeted the report which
is always an enjoyable feature of the
annual proceedings of tho body. The
report is as follows:
"The Medical director Is attain
privileged to brinjr you preetlnKs, con
Kratnlating you that your growing In
creaslngly gray, and some of you In
creasingly bald, hns not prevented you
from taking an interest In passing
events, or dimmed your enjoyment of
the kindness of friends. The good
sisters of our auxiliaries continue to
show s'lch Interest In our welfare af
to sometimes imperil tbe Integrity of
our digestive apparatus In their desire
to feed us noil, but so far favorable
leaetion has followed.
"We have noted also changed con
ditions brought iiboiit as the result of
scientific research and find some com
pensation In the reflection that If we
are growing physically weaker (which
by the way. we are not all wlHlne tc
! admit we are at the same time grow
ing wiser. Some of us may have the
experience of the man who got out hit
watch to tell his friend the time, and
was told. "When I saw your watch
some time aso it- had gold cases, now
you have a silver raided one." "Yes,
he replied, "but you muKt understand
that circumstances alter cases." This
department is b'd to believe that there
.is a disposition to mako the lost of the
eircumstancog. This is optimism anC
its cultivation is strongly advised,
"Changes have taken place In th
domain of medicine, and in some of
these changes we have more than
pnss'ng interest while others do not
; vitally concern us. Strange as it seems
to us, the dentist these days Is looked
j upon as a sort of life preserver. That
very individual whose office we kept
shy of, or if compelled to visit him fot
tooth extraction acted a good deal as
, Pat did when he got Into the chair
and lacked courage to open his mouth
I enough to t forceps hold of the
I tooth. Jn his case the dentist being a
j resourceful man winked to an assist
ant who pricked Pats leg with a needle
and when he opened his mouth to
"holler" Inserted the forceps and fin
ished the J'lh. When completed he
said, "Now that didn't hurt no very
much did It?" Pat's surprise vnimed
this reply, "Doctor, I didn't think the
roots of a tooth went far enough down
to hurt my leg like that."
"Well, the dentists or somebody for
them, seem to have made a discovery
that the teeth which they used to be so
anxious to save and either fill for us,
or file off level with the gum and use
the root as a socket for a new tooth on
Old Settlers Attention
rorsQim named below, If living, or heirs If deceased, will find It to their
advantage to communicate at once with Major le , Moorhoiise, '1'ciidlnion,
Oregon. Information desired us to addresses: , , ;
Anderson, Ixiuls F., Baltlxore. JCtil- , co'bson, Abe, Johnson, Krlc, Johnson.
F Burns, Thou. jJnn"'H K" J'""i"oti, John J. Johnson,
win E., Pooler, Geo.
W., Cantrell, Edgar, Carpenter, Ho
mer V Carroll, Itosa, Carroll, Wm. J
Oau'ghey, Louis B., Chupmnn, I'lms. A..
Chambers, Hobt. V.. Chambers, Kobt.
W Charlton. Pep A., Choney., Lemuel
vV., Combes, James K., Crowner, Mrs.
Mary 8., David. Kdith M. Uumbeck,
Ctms., Duncan. John V Ksterlirooks,
Ellshti (1.. Fisher, John, Flu, Hubert.
forbts, Fred'k L, Garoutle, Geo. F
lackett. Thos. U. Hull, Herlnh P..
Hum-y. Harry M.. Haney, lroy R,
ticks, Win. A., Hughes, James J.,
iiimtiiigton, liatlle 1.., Johnson, Axel
t., Jones, Wm. 11., Jordan. Bamuel,
Ceppinger, John, Kntipp, Henry, In
tainuel VV McCarthy, Wm., .McFar-
and, Kdw., P., Marshall, Kilwln P..
leredlth, Dotson 11.. Mlsner, Kll F., I
Nelson. Thus. T., Pelsor, Samuel,
'erry, James ,, Porter, Archy K.,
'orier. Hubert K.. Powell, Calvin It.,
tehnke, Allien I., Hyan, Lucy, Salts
ury, Koy, Derail, Otto W., Smith,
lu II us, .stark, Kdw, jr., Stickler. Chas.
ti., Stickler, .Ktuanuel, Stickler, Fred,
raft, Louis," Vaughn, If. C. Vogal
'ydm A.. Wade, Win. N., Warren.
Herrltt L, Wlldman, Frank, Wisdom,
Vlbert IJ Whtteford, Wm. K Woody,
leorge P.. ood, - James M., Mc
Carthy, Maggie R.i o'Hourke, Michael,
Mansfield. Geo. T., Kocppen, Herman
.)., Wisdom, Klmoro V. O., Coffin,
Jeo. A.. Thomson, Archibald D Art
Hick, Edward G., Albay, Wm. (!..
shley. Win. J., Austin, Henry J., Al
en, Lena M Hull, Carlton K., Bur
len, Wm., Uuroker, Wm.' II., Iluzan,
ra. Husk Ins. Wm., Pills. Hiram (1.,
;rown, Joseph W., Mrown, Wm. M.
'lulley, Jacob, Iiainbrliiga, Penl.,
ifalrd, John U., Hulrd. Thos. L., Ilaker,
iirlon, liasyo, Thos. H., Hateinan, A
. lb agln. Win, M., tleale, Francis J..
Iteekmnn, John, Helinelt, Ha H., lirn
aetl. John D., Perry, Ira W Plm k
..'hurles, Plair. Kinma C, Hlake.
"rank G...Pohn, Daniel W.. Boon,
Kll.abeth A., Porden, Alfred J., Hurst,
lohn F., Boyd, Jefferson M., Boyer,
Bugene H.. Brock, Green W..
iiroughton, Thos. Urown, James K
Brown. Martha E., Brown, Itobert A
Bryan, Andrew C, Calloway, Alfred,
Calvert, George, Campbell, George W.,
Campbell, Mary, Campbell, Omar M.,
,'npllnger, Rami H , Cuplinger, John,
Carmlchael, Geo.. Carnell, Patrick A.,
Carnull, Wm. 1., Carroll, John, Caron,
Joseph. Cart, John, Chvlcy, Oliver,
Childers, Alonso. W., Chllders, Spencer,
Chrlslnger, Hobt., Chrlsman,' Chas.,
Chrlsman, Wm. E., Chrlsslnger, Hobt
Vf.J Christ anson, Anna. Church, Man.
lei O., Clark, George P., Clark, Phil
,i. Clark, Klcbard ' Cleghom
lohn K. Coe, Samuel It, Coffin,
Cifurre A., Coffins, George A-
Collins, Henry J.. Conrady, Lambert U
Cotton, Wm. U, Costello, Thos. B., Cox
lohn L.. Cox, Joslah P., Coy, George
'., Coyle, Jeromo B., Crawford, Geo.
A... Crawford, W. 8., Crews, Wrenney
B., Crowell, garni A., Crye, Wm., Culp.
ilam D.. Custer, Jos.sh. Custer,
lohn, Clark, Marshall, Cimv, Belle,
Irs., Coffey, Alex L. Cox, Horace M
Craft, Steward C, Damares, Amos L.,
tavis. Dellson, Davis, , Thomas O.,
Oavis, Wm. H., Davis, Wm. T., Day.
Wm., Day, Wm. A Delevan, Jas. ..
CX'pnis, John C, Derrick, Jesse C,
Devlne, John, Dewar. James M Dial,
Wm. Arberry, Dodge, Isaac N., Dona
hue, Thomas, Donally. Andrew M.,
Done, Frank A Doty, David K.,
Dougherty, Jos. T., Douglass, Jarties
Douglass, Hobt., D.-wd, John X.,
Downing, James T., Dugan, John,
Dupont, Frank, Danlet, Geo. R O.
Dickey, John 8., Downing, J. W Kads.
Km. is, Kastman, Thos. V. Kgsn, Wm.
P., Elgin, James Ely. Charles, Espe
hind, John C, Kvans, George W
Farrow, Emmett W., Ferguson, J. F.
Finley, Alex .K., Fitzgerald, Wm.,
(roster. Tilman, Frskes, Joel T,
Frasuer, Frank, Fraser. John, Fredor
ickson. Geo. L., Fuller, Chas. W Fo-
loy, Charles, Gage, Alex., Oallaher,
las. J. Gttlvln. Andrew Dnrher, Joseph,
Jarvey, Peter, Gerklng, John E. L..
Hlbert, Isaac W Gilchrist, D. H
Ulnlvll, Charles, Gonser, Edward A.,
'Jordon, James. Gordon. Wm., Grant
lames, Gray, Nicholas, Gray, Wm. C.
Greer. Joseph. Griggs, Wm. B Grls
wold, Charles H., flrlswold, Henry 8.,
Jonter, Edward D...Hollejnann, Fred
erick. Hopson, Ellxabeth, Horgan,
Patrick, Hoult, Wm., Howard, Frank,
H-inna Frank Sr., Harris, George W.,
Hilton, Frank W., Hager, Amun, Hal
derman, Wade, Halo, John C, Hale.
John F.. Hamilton, Ix:wi8 W Hardls.
ty, Susan E., Hardwlck, James
Hawn, Newton W., Harrah, Harford.
Hartman, Jacob, Hayward, Alon.o J.,
llealsyi Andrew J, Heirs, Jurob Jt.,
Held, Justus, Henderson, Wm. B..
Hendricks, Alfred B., Hendrix, George,
Henry, D. C , Henson, UfWls M., Hess
Albert E, Hesse, Itelllbolil. Hewitt,
George W., Hiatt, Sarah N.,' H.'lton,
Joseph IT., Hlronlmon, Zacharlah W.,
HJelsend, I'eter, Ilodgen, Joseph II.,
Iloldrldge, Ix.muel N., Irving, Edwar
H Isaacs, Charles B.J Irvine, John H.,
Jacks. Alethenla. Jacks. Henry, Ja-
Three Generations
if
Murder Case
SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of
g enuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc
tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuraljjia.'Colds, Rheu
matism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain generally. Strictly American!
Haaly tia boxes of 12 UbleU cost but a few een -Larger jxekwjpj.
jf-i-i. u &t tr4 sura vt v Manufacture ef UuaesutlcacldiKUr f SaUcUcacia
in
M r'- LwAy
Wlllnrd H., Jolnel-, seaborn M.. Jones.
Wlam F., Jones, John. Jof.rs, Marvin
F Junes, Wm. it., Jayns, Daniel It.
Jones. John, Jones, Hli hard A, Jun
kln, Buini M.. Jones, Solon ... Kani,
Dimi W., Keefer, Eugene, Keelio,
Charles A., Kcenry, John H., Kees,
Andrew, Kees. Lucy iE. Keeler. Mary,
Kester, Jus. P., King, Alfred T, Kirk,
Daniel, Kirk. Dan'el J., Kirk, Vm.,
Klrkland, Alex. P.. Kline, Geo. , A.,
Koal, John, Koenker, ; Henri,
Kreiner, Win, F. ' Keei, Lucy
E.i Kllpatrlck. William J Ijilng,
John, Ijiofleld, T. H., IJrken,
Win,. iAwrenre. Joel. Ijiwson, John.
j reasvire, John C Lelghton,' Geo. v.,
Lemon. Wm. A . Lunsford, Walker H
Limnox, Jeremiah, Ixnt. Fred F.,
Lewis, J, V Llmlsey, Joseph B Line,
WebimiB II,, Lorkwooil, Franklin, At.,
Long, Andrew J Lynch, Cornelius A., "
Lisle, Samuel J., Miller, John W Mil
ler, Joseph lt - Mlnard, Frederick,
Mock, Jidin F Mllsop, Win. J Moore,
Asa A., Morgan, Bldler, Morris, Jos.
cph, Mumford, Clinton W.. Murphy.
John D., Murray, panlol, Myers. Frank
A., Myers. John U -h I'oniu II. i I-o-ene.
Marsh, Cephau D., Morton, John,
Mullen, Samuel Murphy, Charles
W., .McHrlde, John I.!., Jicllure, John
P., Met 'oil, Gregory P., MeCollum,
John, McConnell, Jas. t., MoConnocll,
Thos. P , McConnell,, WmB., McDon
ald, Angas, McComild, peter It,, Mc
Ewen, Andrew H., McEvoy, Patrick !!.,
McFarland, James, McUrow, Cornelius
A MeKenble. Alex., McLaughlin.
John, McLean. John H., McMannln,
Andrew J., Mc.Murrax. Iucretla. Mar
tin, John. Martin, Ijiura B., Mtiynard,
Jas. H., Mechling, Aithlon V Merrill,
H. J., Morrill, Byron J., Mlchels. John,
Meizger W. M., Miller. Henry, Nelson,
Edwin A., Newman, Frank A., Nlchol
as. Junkin, Nicholson, Norman, Nye,
Ailsm W., G'Htirra, Dalles o., tillver,
Hobt. L, Overton, Edward A Own
b?y, . Jefferson, O'Neill, Patrick,
Palmer, Alfred C, Palmer, Franklin,
Palmer, Edgar D., Palmer, John, Pal
mer, Wesley, Parker, Aaron F., Pr.r
ker, Geo. W., Parker, Harry F., Par
rlsh. Iulsa II, Patchen, Itoliert,
Payne, Thomsa I., Peck. Ebenrxer M.,
Perlnger, Jasper, Perkins, Newell M,
Pennington, Wm. A, Perrlngcr, John
W., Perry, John F., Phillips, Samuel
E.. pitnor, Thomas A., Post, J. B.,
Powell, Cyrus, Powell, John I. Powell.
Thomas 11., J'rlce, Jrmea 11., Pugh,
Thomas W Qufts, Robert I'., Kags
dala, Theron L., Haymund, Haphuel,
Heaney, Thomas, Hoes. Georg V.,
Relth, Jacob, Henlck, Win. It., Illce,
Itosaloo A.. Hlch, Christian, Klchards,
Elizabeth. Itlcbards. Jo. M., Hlcbard
sn, Eugene W., Jtlchurdson, John,
Hichardson, O. J., Hlchurdson, Thos.,
Hlefel, Jacob Hloth, Eugene, Higgs,
Charles, Koberts. Ii xter. Boxers, Mln.
ton M., Robwer, George,' Hoper, Wm.
W., Hose. Wm., Hussoll, Henry., Hus
sell, Blms, Itussell. Timothy. . Hector,
William. Reese. Walter L., Sitms. Na.
than, Kalaile..Iredejlck, Sallng, Josne
K.. Salisbutg, Harold. Sanders, Charles
L Sawtcllo, George W., Riyre, Noblo
F Scales, John U, Scott, Kllth A.,
!-ears. Joseph, Selling. Amelln, Setzer,
Bellar A., Shannon. ITsnk, PhtimaUcr,
Frank. Sherwood, Wm. F. Shell, L. J.,
Wei verier, Alfred. Smith, Duvld K.,
Smith, George, Smith. John H, Smith,
John S., Simpson, David B .Smith,
Wylo C, Sinythe, Jos. H.. South, Fre
mont. Spahr. San hi a I E Spalr, Ellhur
K.. Speer, Maria, Spencc, Archibald,
Stahl, Thos. C, Stamper, Jesso L..
Stumper Wm. H., Staley, W. 8., Stan
field, Robt. A, Stanton, Bulford, Btill,
Alexander. Still, James, Stinnett, Reu
ben, Stoekwell, Alex. W., Rtonchraker,
Isaac, Storle, Wm., Stover, Hour)',
Struve, Hans, Sundgren, John. Siitlun.
Joseph. Swaggart, HenJ. F., Sweager,
Jas., W., Sweaer, Jas. W., Sylvester,
liavac, Schwab, Peter, Sloan, James B.,
Starkweather, Thereno j M., Swezi a,
James W., Taylor, Wm. H Tedrow,
Rachael, Terry, John 11., Thomson Jas.
C., Thorotighmtin, Anron L., Thrnsher,
Hurley B Tilman, Albert G., Tinsley,
Elmer C, Trlbble. Geo. W., Turner,
Emma J., Turner. Win. J Tustin. Fred
l'age, Tyson, Charles, Vancleav. John
B Van Cunningham, Elijah, Van
Winkle, Jaaon S., Vaughn, Wm. T.,
Vest, John, Vincent, F. D., Vincent,
Fred W.. Vogal. Iwia A.. Wolfer.
Charles, Wood, Albert C Woodward,
Moses W., Wright, Wm. T., Wyriek,
Elizabeth F, Wilmoth, Randolph T.,
Walker, Joseph A., Ward, Mrs. Har. '
rlet, E., Webb, Geo. W., Waddle, Geo.
W., Walden, John E., Waldon, Jas. p.,
Walker, Alex., Walker, Uiftyotle A.,
Walker, Robt., Wallace, Evan A, Wall
man, Eva C. Ward, Mary E. Warren,
Henry E., Warrrn. Wm. (.. Weaver.
James H., Webb. Arthur G.. Webb.
Maltland H.( Webster, Volua, Welch,
Isaac H., West fa II, Frank, West fall.
Wm., Weston. Martin U, .. Wheelan,
James, Wrlghtman, Wlnomia A.,
White. Andrew J., White, Napoleon.
Wickcrsham, Isaac N., Williams.
James R, Williams, Jas. E.. Wllliam.M.
Wm. 11., Wllllnmson, Walter T.:, Wil
lis, Mannen. Yoaktnn. IV J.. Yinmr.
Alonzo, Zell, John, Zimmerman, Sam
Tl-r, i-neraain ot women r indicted for the murder of -Dan F. Kabsr, Oe elnnd pnbllaher. Th
Mrs. Eva Ct.rin JOir Icenwrl, the publishers widow, Mr. Mary'Brlekel (rightl, her mothw
s.i-1 MfUn McAjdl fieft), her daughter by a former marriage. . U . Urtekel, polic gay, confessed In hov.
li r, -lib Miss McArdJe. taau-nuigtl :h house to mtk 11 aDDear that Kauar had been killed l,v Kis...
:. t!-r .1. L. K- I 1,1,1, --"--
a wooden peg, must not be jtrcated that
way now. An X-ray examination is
now called for and certain shades or
lack of shades about the root of a
tooth demands its extraction upon tha
belief that infection la walled in and
must be allowed to escape to relieve
the victim of lumbago or some allied
physical discomfort. Tonsils are look
ed on with suspicion also and removed
with surprising frequency.
At our age we can congratulate our
selves on having passed through tho
period of infection frlm gum boils, do-
eaylng teeth, and pyorrhoea without
having had our lives shortened before
the warning X-ray "was here to tell us
of our danger, nnd while yet In the
vigor of y(outh, being compellod to
wear a mouth full of celluloid plates
in order to do ony chewing. Some of
us suffer from lumbago without any
teeth except those a dentist has al
ready supplied, but to all rules there
are some exceptions.
We are told now that yeast cakes
are exceedingly nourishing and by
their power of expansion will causa a
much more agreeablo sensation of
moderate fullness of the stomach than
our old habit of eating dried- apples
and drinking water to mako them
swell. We got along fairly well with
the dried apple but might try the
yeast cakes It w want to keep tip with
lb croctsniufl alivr elber itomuvhs
have taken the risks!
A comrade is reported to have asked
n, druggist this question, "Is an ounce
of prevention euly better than . a
pound of cure?" "I wouldn't like to
say," responded the druggist. I sell
both. "Whether comrudes ara taking
the ounco of prevention, or wrestling
with the pound of cure, this depart
ment suggests that tfco benefits of
either will be greatly enhanced by
cheerfulness and helpfulness; prac
ticing the fraternity, charity and loyal
ty proclaimed in the tenets pt bur or
ganization." '
-J, E. HALL,
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