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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1924)
ÁSHLAND DAILY ¿ÍDW tíS Tuesday, April ft, 1024 55H -Ï A SH LAN D D A IL Y T ID IN G S > > ! « » ♦ » ♦ » ♦ « » » ♦ ♦ ♦ < < < « ♦ ♦ « < « <1 « ♦«« »4 t ♦ O « « Entertain Visitors from Grants S O C IE T Y -Pass— Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hair of Change now to the Liberty street, ■ were host and MRS. GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor P u b lish ed E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by C lassified Column Rates hostess at a delightful dinner j brand that never M. Phone items to her at 345-R, between lb A. M. and 2 P. One cent the word each THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. Sunday, with Mrs. Loughridge and , and evenings. change* and you’ll time. .Editor I Mrs. Blanchard of Grants Pass as Bert R. Greer To run every Issue for one never change again. complimented guests. D aughteas of th e N ile M eet Satur KFICIAL CITY PAPER ................................................ Telephone 39 CaIendar of the Week— month or more, Vic the word The ladies spent the day with A shland, O regon, P o sto ffic e a s Second C lass day— Tuesday, April 8.—Alpha Club each time. red a t the their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hair, Mail M atter The Daughters of the Nile will returning home in the evening. Masonic Hall. Hostesses Mrs. Max- ey, Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Har- meet at Grants Pass on Saturday • • * Subscriptiou Price, D elivered in City FOR SALE $ .65 the 12th. All members are asked ner. One M o n th ....................................................................................................... R osebud P arty— 1.95 FOR HALE— Rhode Island Red Tuesday, April 8. —Rebekahs, to bear this especially in mind. Three Months ---------- —................................................................ Mae Clary was the pleasing 3.75 A number of Ashland ladies are young hostess at a party given at Six M onths...................................................................................... hatching eggs. Maxedon’a. I. O. O. F. Hall. Social after lodge. 7.50 One Year .................................................................................................... * eligible for the Spring Ceremonial her home on last Saturday on 183-52* Tuesday, April 8.—W. C. T. U. By Mail and Rural Routes: to be held by the Queen in May in $ .65 ¡All day meeting, Christian church. Church Street. The guests were One M onth............- ...................................................... ................. FOR SALE — 5 room house, Medford. 1.95 Tuesday, April 8.— French club members of the Rosebud class of Three Months ............................ ................................................... 3.50 acre land, berries, fruit, 140 whit® Meeting at 2:00 P. M. • * * the M. E. Sunday School and a Six iuonths........................... - ..................... - ................................. 6.50 leghorn pullets; easy term9, in Wedne sday, April 9. —Baptist Civic Club Plant Exchange— One Year ............................................................. .......................... few playmates who live in the quire 364 Helman street. As was stated in Saturday’s neighborhood. Misisonary Society at the church. DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Tidings, the Civic Club are work Wednesday, April 9. — Haw .30 Games were played on the lawn gingia insertion, per inch .... .............— ■-.................. FOR SALE— 1916 Ford with thorne P. T. Circle, Hawthorne ing most earnestly for the beauti and later all went indoors to en îe â r ly C ontracts: light delivery body. Good condi « .27 % Bldg. fication of the city of Ashland. To joy two contests. Eleanor Coombe A G o o d T h in g - D O N d M I S S IT . One Insertion a Wî-ek .................................................... tion. Cash 1 65. Can be seen at .25 5 Two insertions a week .................................................. Thursday, Elk Ladies* Card that end, they have planned the won first prize in both while Ford Garage. 181-8 .20 Pen«! your name and address plainly Daily insertion ............................................................. Club, Club room. Hostesses Mrs. exchange noted in that issue. Beulah Hervey was given the con »rritlen together with 5 cents (and thil This is to be a shrub, plant or solation prize. FOR SALE— Old papers at Tid» McRae and Mrs. Shutts. R ates F or L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising elip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dei bulb exchange and everyone who lugs; 25c per bundle. dh Moines, Iowa, and receive in return a Friday, April 11.—Home Mis Dainty refreshments wrere ser First insertion, per 8 point lin e ............................................... I «JJ trial package containing Chamberlain’i can do so is earnestly requested ‘ su ^sequent insertion, 8 point line ................................. •J’» sionary Society at M. E. Church. ved at a long table beautifully Remedy for coughs, colds, croup, FOR SALE— Electric vacuum •i d e . T h anks...........- ............................................................ Saturday, April 12.—Daughters to help in this splendid work. decorated in pink. A huge rose Gough bronchial, "flu” and whooping coughs, cleaner, good as new, half price. Obltuaires, per- line .... ................................ ..................................... of the Nile, meets at Grants Pass. If any one has a shrub, plant or formed the center piece, while and tickling throat: Chamberlain’s Stom Inquire Enders Store. tf* • * • bulb to contribute such as dah ....... WHAT CO.VsmfPTES ADVERTISING graceful streamers of green vines ach and Liver Tablets for stomach trou bles, indigestion, gassy paina that crowd lias, daffodils, violets, pansies, markd each place. A large Rose “ All future events, where an admission charge is made or a WANTED the heart,« biliousness and constipation; Hit and M iss L uncheon— chrysanthemums, roses, ornamen bud cake with a lighted candle for Chamberlain’s •tilectlon taken Is Advertising. Salve, needed in every Pairs of shoes do you have «, discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders. There were about thirty assem tal shrubs of any sort, or flowers each guest was an especially family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles, WANTED— Pure milk and to wear during the hot weather bled for the conference and lunch cream every day in quantity. Call other than those suggested they and skin affections; these valued family —one, two or three? Did you pleasing feature. DONATIONS medicines for only 5 cents. Don’t miss i t eon planned for Friday evening at at Plaza Confectionery. 183-tf will be very welcome. ever try resting your feet by No dot ations to charities or otherwise will be made In advertls The guest list Included Eleanor the Christian church. Many plans having a change of shoes as you These may he brought to the ,ng. or lob printing—our contributions will be In cash. and Grace Coombe, May Powell, F. 3. 8W ENNING, P a in tin g PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S do underwear? were discussed for the furtherance Club House on Thursday after Adah Derrick, Muriel Cuthbert- Contractor, 109 Church St. 171-8 f HEALTH of the work; among which was noon. There will be ladies at the son, Georgia Coad, Wanda Sch APRIL 8 Through thoughtlessness the the appointing of a number of Club house to receive them. wein, Beulah Hervey, Marjorie slight cough or cold of a child is WANTED—Work by man with CAST AWAY from you all your transgressions, whereby ye ha *3 Sunday school workers, one in The Exchange will be from 10 Ackley, May and Mabel Clary, family. Call Good Eats Cafe. transgressed: and n ke you'a new heart and a new spirit: for why each district of town, to look out A. M. until 5 P. M. at the Club Mrs. Eastburn and daughter, often neglected and soon becomes Shoe Shop Phone 196. 181-2 serious. A few doses of FOLEY’S will ye die, O house f Israel? For I have no pleasure in the death for children not in Sunday school House on Friday and anyone wish Frances Lee. HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, 30 2n d Hand Tires W antetL— and to urge their attendance. ing any of these plants may get • • • of him that dieth, £ -th the Lord God: wherefore turn yourself and at small cost, taken at the onset of The Children’s Day program them at these hours. This ex E n tertain Choir— Woods will trade you good new the cold would bring speedy re live ye.—Ezekiel 18:31, 32, tires for your old. You can do a was also discussed and plans made change Is free. The Club ladies are Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Hammond for it, and the surprise program giving their time to forward the were gracious host snd hostess lief. Be prepared, have a bottle little better at Woods. 375 E Mala N ew of this safe, reliable cough remedy by the men for the 18 th of •this Ashland. 163 eod tf movement for the beautification Friday evening at a most success SPRING FEVER TIME month was brought up at this of the yards and lawns of Ashland ful dinner party given at the Par on hand, and give promptly when a FOR RENT Have you noticed your annual attack of spring fever time. The cooperation of all interest ish house at which covers were cough or cold is detected. Equally coming on? The season of that malady, if it can be call The luncheon was a very en ed in making this truly a “City laid for fourteen. The guest list as effective for older persons. No New M odels ... FOR RENT— 5 room unfurn New D esigns opiates. Sold Everywhere. joyable part of the evening and Beautiful’’ Is asked. ished house. Inquire 242 Granite ed that, is here, and it is high time to watch for its symp- included the members of the Stam ping • • • every one privileged to be there or Phone 340-R. 177tf choir of Trinity Episcopal church. tons and to take a psychological inventory of the Ego, that fit he was well repaid for the f- Missionary Meeting— The dinner was given before prac mysterious being that moves onr bodies as the operator of fort. The luncheon was a very en The Missionary meeting held tice and a very delightful fea FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room Hemstitching 6 and 8c apartment. Blockstone Hotel, 349 -a marionette show moves his puppet-actors with strings. joyable part of the evening and Friday at the. Christian church, ture of the evening, and one most East Main. Telephone 474-J. F rien d s and N eighbors in A sh Scientist have never been able to agree on exactly the evrey one privileged to be there under the leadership of Mrs. W. thoroughly appreciated by those 184-6 land W ill Show You a W ay he was well repaid for the ef A. Cooper, had a splendid lesson privileged to be present. cause of spring fever. Some say it is a lethargic drowsi felt Get at the root of the trouble. • • • fort. The luncheon conferences Tibet. MISCELLANEOUS ness caused by the body eliminating poisons accumulated are givdh at stated intervals, and on The cashier ! Rubbing an aching back may ladies are planning to have Birthday Celebrated— during the physical inaction of winter. Another theory are of great help in planning for a returned missionary to address The 65th, birthday anniversary relieve it, TO TRADE — Automobile for them in the near future. Mr. E. of Mr. J. E. Randles was inform milk cow. 1087 N. Main. 185-*3* But won’t cure it if the kidneys regarding it is that it is a reaction from winter, the first the work in hand. • • • R. Loon is e xpected soon, and this ally celebrated, Sunday at his are w’eak. warm weather compelling us to droop into the sluggish- Paper H anging will be an excellent opportunity pleasant home in Bellview. You must reach the root of it— neess of the tropics, from whence came our pre-liistoric an- Another Birthday Dinner— E. K. Hall, still hanging paper to hear of the work at first hand. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Randles the kidneys. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wolcott of on the wall. Give him a call. estors. Maylihp it’s an inheritance handed down from A “Box Social’’ Is also planned and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Randles Doan’s Kidney Pills go right at 3rd Street had a delightful family Phone 286-L. , 184tf that age when cave men, after a long and monotonous reunion and birthday celebration to be given April 25th, in the in prepared a delicious surprise din It; ner and journeyed to his home winter, came forth to bask lazily in the warm sunlight of in honor of Mr. Wolcott’s birthday terest of their Jubilee Bond. OPEN FOR BUSINESS— Gener- Reach the cause; attack the Those who were present at this unheralded. Mr. Adam Beigle of pain. al Repair Work. Prices reasonable Sunday. spring. interesting meeting were the Mes- Hilt was also a guest. i work guaranteed. Storage and car Are recommended by many Odd thing, is temperature, in that it regulates the Mr. Wolcott’s brother, M. J. dames Frank Shaffer, Dan Hatch The dinner was served at noon i washing. Frank Voss, Prop., 107 people. Ask your neigh amount of energy generated by the body. It is difficult for Wolcott from Canada was present, er, Delpha Bryant, Katherine Mor and the afternoon was spent in Ashland ! Winburn Way. Lith’a Garage. bor! was Mr. and Mrs. George rison, W. A. Cooper, M. John the delightful visit of relatives many to work at all on a hot, summer day. Rainy weather as 175-1 mo.* Mrs. Sarah Boots, 338 B. St., Shaffer and Mr. and Mrs. Wil Cochran, Floyd Putman, V. K. and friends. Hearty congratula also creates a desire for inaction and drowsiness on the liam Wolcott. After the delicious PAPER HANGING AND TINT Wm. Hedrick, J. V. tions were offered the guest of Ashland, says: “I was in a bad condition with kidney and blad part of many. Authorities tell 'us that human efficiency dinner, the time was spen in the Allison, ING—For paper hanging and tint Wright, Alta Payne, Frank Crow- honor on this happy anniversary. der trouble and became so weak At the end of the month ing call C. F. Stullenberger 217 N. goes up or down with the mercury of the thermometer. happy visit of relatives. son, Miss May Benedict and Rose • • • Main. Phone 397-L. I have had Mary Allison. At sixty to sixty-five degrees we perform our best physi Letterheads, statements, t o and run down I could hardly \Jonr hank sendfc vou a walk a block. My back ached con twelve years experience. 174-1 mo • • • statement. your order at the Tidings Office. cal and mental labor, which is perhaps the reason tempera Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Morgan Enter stantly and my kidneys acted too Art Club M eets— We have a good job printing de ture of our homes and offices should be maintained at that tain— Have your insurance checked T ny GIRL IN TROUBLE—May The Art Club met last night at partment. tf frequently. (My limbs and feet up at regular intervals by men Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan of communicate with Ensign Lee were swollen and I had dizzy who know. This Hartford degree. Mountain Ave. celebrated Mr. the Civic Club house with Mrs. of the Salvation Army at the Spring fever or not, spring is a glorious season. It Morgan’s birthday Sunday, with a Louis Schwein and Mrs. C. Baugh C lassified ads brìng resali «. headaches and nervous spells. I Agency is an organization train WhiteShield Home, 56S May- used different remedies but did ed in keeping people out of is the sunrise of a new period in life, as hundreds of Ash most delightful dinner at which man as hostesses for the evening. fair Ave., Portland, Oregon. n’t get any better until I tried trouble. Mention will be made in Thurs land people will attest who walked or drove out yesterday Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan and day’s Doan’s Kidney Pills. They soon I issue of the business and en “W e w rite p olicies righ t.” into God’s great open spaces and enjoyed the warm rays family from Talent were guests. tertainment for the evening as helped me and I felt like a dif The day was spent in a pleasant TH E and balmy air of spring. It is the season when sap goes visit, ferent person.” PHYSICIANS and Mr. Morgan was the re planned by the • hostesses. • • REALTY BARGAINS 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil up in the trees, grass comes out as a green carpet and cov cipient of many good wishes for Billings Agency DR. MATTIE B. SHAW—Resi H aw thorne P . T. A. M eets— burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. The $2500 bargain Is sold but ers the hills and valleys. Flowers and fruit trees hud and many more happy birthdays. Phone 211 dence and office, 108 Pioneer The Hawthorne Circle of the P. here’s another; No. 39. 41 E. Main • • • bloom. Chirping and singing birds lend their carol to the Modern Seven Room house, avenue. Telephone 28. Office T. A. will hold its April meeting well built, good condition, large song of spring. The snows of winter begin melting and Mr. and Mrs. O. Winter Enter at the Hawthorne building, in the hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 family fruit, 3 blks pave start on their journey through the small rivulet to the sea. tain— Ada. Imagination. Time saved. iot, library We’dnesday at 3:15 P. M. p. m. only. » ment and school, $2200. The bear leaves his den. Timber wolves stop running in Mr. and Mr. O. Winter were There will be more or less of DR. ERNEST A. WOODS-i-Pyac- packs ,and mate. This is spring, a new resurrection, a new host and hostess in their pleasant important business to come before tlce limited to eye, ear, nose and Staples Realty Agency home on the Boulevard, at a most the Circle, not the least of which 71 E. Main, Ashland Hotel Bid. and glorious period in our earthly existence. throat—X-ray Including teeth. The excessive use of tobacco is : attractive dinner party Friday is the nomination of officers for Spring is the season in which to take a new lease on evening in compliment to Mr. and the coming year. The elections Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to one of the most common causes of 5, Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland. indigestion and stomach inflam life and to get a fresh start. Fill your lungs with plenty Mrs. Charles Bourne who have occur in May. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH mation. Whether you smoke or Ore. A splendid program is planned been house guests in the Winter MONEY of fresh air and go to it. chew makes little difference. The for this meeting. The principal Send this ad and ten cents to Then again it is the season that the gardner bestirs home; Mrs. Bourne for some time, speaker, is Miss Dahl, the school DR. E. B. ANGlELL—Chiropractic highly irritating juice of the and Mr. Bourne joining her here Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., and Electro-Therapy. Office weed is swallowed with the saliva, himself. The golf bugs come, the fisherman looks up more recently. nurse, who has a special message I Chicago, 111., writing your name phone 48; residence 142. First often setting up an acute inflam his dusty tackle and goes over it with a smile of delight. The dining room and table were for the mothers. ¡and address clearly. You will re- mation of the stomach which may Small boys swarm to the vacant lots with marbles, base beautiful in a harmopy in yellow. Miss Lillian Reed’s room will National Bank building. i ceive a ten cent bottle of FOL- end in gastritis or chronic stom give pleasure by singing as will ! EY’S HONEY AND TAR COM balls and kites. There comes a vision of swimming pools. Daffodils, primroses and mustard Sanford DR. HAWLEY—Above Tidings ach inflammation. Rose, in a saxaphone solo. used to attain the delightful POUND for coughs, colds and office. Phone 91. The best thing about spring fever is that it is a prelude to were “Tobccco stomach’’ produces a Every member of the Circle is effect. The nutcups were also the : hoarseness, also free sample pack- another season of activities, both in the field of endeavor same cheery color. However, the interested in being present, and number of distressing symptoms PLUMBING ' ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic — first a loss of appetite, then an a cordial invitation is extended and of pleasure. artistic favors provided by the stimulant for the kidneys, and hostess were concealed until to those not members to come and JERRY O’NEAL—Plumbing. 207 occasional attack of indigestion. j FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS Perhaps your food sours at times East Main. Phone 138. guests were seated. These favors enjoy the program with them. for Constipation and Biliousness. FREE TEXT BOOKS * • • and you notice a peculiar burning were the occasion of considerable These wonderful remedies have MONUMENTS There is a reason for such in the stomach. These attacks oc Public school education is popularly supposed to be merriment during the evening. Beautiful Pictures on Exhibit«— helped millions of people. Try cur with greater frequency as free education. But free education which requires the pur Covers were laid for eleven Miss Hicks, librarian, announ ASHLAND GRANITE time goes on. Finally, if neglect a heartfelt expression of delight them! Sold everywhere. that there have been received MONUMENTS chase of text hooks by scholars is not free. So argued the guests; Mr. and Mrs. John Enders, ces ed, the condition becomes chronic, Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Mills, Mr. and at the library a beautiful collec Oregon Granite Co. proponents of free text hooks a hundred years ago and so Mrs. resulting in loss of flesh and gen Paul McDonald, the guests tion of pictures from Salem. S. PENNISTON, Salesman. eral poor health. they have argued ever since. Their arguments have had of honor Mr. and Mrs. Chas. These include pictures by Scandi Res. 476 Laurel Phone 444-Y Smith Bros.’ M. A. C. Stomach navian, Russian and German ar much effect since today forty-one states and the District Bourne and Gordon, and'host and Tonic has proven wonderfully suc tists. They are now ready for in otli local ar ci internal, and has been PLANING MILL of Columbia have laws of one sort or another regarding hostess Mr. and Mrs. Winter. cessful in all forms of digestive ¿cessful hi the treatment o f Catarrh spection, and everyone is Invited Music during the evening ad free hooks for public schools. JORDON’S SASH AND CABINET trouble. It is sold on a positive r over 40 year»: Sold by all druggists to visit the library to see these Phone 107 N. Main much to the happiness of the Six states provided school books at state expense, buy ded . I. CHENEY £<. CO.. T oledo. OhU garantee of money back if the WORKS, Cor. Helman and interesting pictures, fuller details guests in song and instrumen 194tf first bottle fails to relieve stomach ing them directly from the state treasury. In thirteen sta tal; this, and the delightful visit of which will be given In Thurs Van Ness. inflammation or dyspepsia. The ” day’s Tidings. tes the laws make the purchase of books by local authori of old friends filled the hours TRANSFER AND EXPRESS very first dose should convince. For a smooth shave, ties mandatory, thus making each community pay for its with enjoyment. Whittle Transfer & Store ge Co. Nohting on earth 1 ike it. You can Civic Club Meeting— and quick service, go • * * for SERVICE. own hooks through local taxation. In twenty-one states, get a large bottle for $1.25. East ¿The meeting scheduled for next to the Shell Barber Experienced movers and pack Side Pharmacy wil lsupply you. school funds may he used for the purchase of free hooks. B a sk et D inner— Tuesday afternoon at the Civic Shop, across from De R a y b e s to s Some states furnish all hooks free; others furnish books for The Basket Dinner at the Chris Club, according to the program ers of household goods. Deal (Mail orders accepted.) pot. Grinding of all ers in coal and wood. Phone planned for that date in the year tian church Sunday was well at kinds Children’s work the lower grades and have high school pupils furnish their 117. Have letterheads for your busi tended; there being a goodly ma book, promises to the one of con a specialty. own. ness that represent your business. Office 89 Oak St. near R a y b e s to s jority of the church members siderable interest to everyone. The Tidings has a good Job print There seems to he no reason why a pupil should buy a present. Needless to say that there “Birds of the Pacific Coast,” W. A. SH ELL, Prpo. Hotel Ashland ing department. tf 532 A. St. Ashland, Ore an illustrated lecture to be given book, \\hen the authorities do not require him to buy a were good things to eat for that TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— The T iding’s Ads B rin g R esu lts Raybestos desk, or pay a teacher. All three are part of the mechanics goes without saying, and with the by Mr. Willard Ayres Eliot, of Portland is the 'feature of the T. L. POWELL— General Trans dinner, the spirit of comradship of teaching. But there is always the question of foolish afternoon and it is hoped that Classified Ads Bring Results and friendliness prevailed. team and motor economy to be considered, and the foolish economist wifnts After dinner, a church meet nothing will prevent Mr. Eliot’s fer—Good Silver Edge trucks. Good service at a rea to use state purchased books until it wears out, and*to issue ing was held at which officers appearance.. Brake Lining sonable price. Phone 83. and use all the supply bought, even if a new and much needed to fill the vacancies occa Birds of Oregon have been the of study by one club of TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— better hook is available. There is something to be said on sioned by the expiration of the subject term of office of a number of the the city and naturally, the schools King’s Transfer, general hauling. W e Install It both sides of the question, at least where the higher grades officers, were elected. connot help being interested in Dry wood for sale. Phone 113, are concerned. Meanwhile, it is obvious that there is no As Elders, Mr. Frank Shaffer the topic, so aside from the Plaza Pool Hall. 45 tf Health—Happiness child so poor hut what he can get his education, book and and Mr. Floyd Putman were elect Civic Club membership, there are FEHIGE-ROACH Sally Ann all, at public expense, thanks to the spread of the idea that ed; as deacons: Mr. Charles Hoop many who will be disappionted if Transfer — Express — Storage er and Dr. R. L. Burdic; as trus the lecturer does not come. books should he available as teachers and schools. Cor Main nnd P ioneer The hostesses, as named in the Hauling — Dray work of all tees, Messrs. O. H. Johnson, W. A. Cooper and Dr. R. L. Burdic; yar book are Mrs. August Schuer- kinds. Quick motor service. Dry Many a man gives a lady bis car seat to keep her off as ushers: Messrs Harold Porter man, Mrs. 8. R. Jeter and Mrs. wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R Homer Billings. 375 B. St. 112-tf bis corn. and Dan Hatcher (E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 6 ) Classified Column C ^ ’ At All Grocer How Many— OVERLAND Needle Craft Shop GO RIGHT AT IT Your Bank Balance PROFESSIONAL Thousands Have ^Tobacco Stomach’ Eagle Market Good Bread Automotive Shop Lithia Bakery ball’s Catarrh ^sdtsine
