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Monday, July
b o cal • P e rso n a l flotes
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I-Yoni San D iego—
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hoffman, of
Suu Diego, were Ashland visitirs
today, having stopped off here on
a trip North to look up friends.
A D ally C hronicle o f th ose w ho com e and go, and event« of
local Interest
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PORTION OF M EDFORD
TH REATENED BY
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G rants Paas Man Here—
To C rater Lake—
Complete line of Ashland Can
R. Danofsky, of G rants Pass,
A man who drove from S a c ra -' ued Goods at Detricks.
il 4-tf was registered at the Holet Col
m ento ju st to see C rater Lake i s ;
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umbia Saturday night.
J. B. W ilson, who stopped here F icn :o Idaho Falls—
Saturday.
On his vacation, J. McCarrol, Vlslt K lam ath Falls—
of Idaho Falls, Idaho, stopped
Among the many Ashland peo-
Let us fill your pall with Swifts here yesterday to sample Ash-j pie who Sunday attended ’1 e
Silver Lea: lard. Costs less than land’s m ineral waters.
K lam ath Falls Rodeo were A. C
shortening. Goes fa rth e r and Is
Nininger, Fred Neil and Bulter
more nutritious. D etricks.
9 4 -tfjA t H ospital—
i W alker. J. McMahon, state tra f
Mrs. W. Sowash of Talent, was fic officer, has been in Klamath
Galley Here—
brought to the Community Hos Falls in an official capacity, d u r
milk slowly stirring all the time.
Paul Gulley, well known local pital yesterday for medical treat- ing the celebration.
SAFEGUARDING MILK
Cook in an enameled ware double
ly, who Is now living in Monta- j ment
bdiler stirring constantly until
gue, arrived in Ashland Saturday
Here From North Bend—
the
mixture begins to thicken. It
Milk
is
a
most
useful
food
at
for a visit with frends and rela G oing To P ortland—
Jam es L. Cavall and wife, of ‘all times, but Is never more ap the custard is to be eaten by it.
Johnson J. Graham expects to i
tives.
North Bend, arrived in Ashland preciated than In summer when self flavoring may be added at the
leave
in the morning for P o r t- .
HONESTY is my POLICY. Yeo,
Saturday evening, and intend to heavy foods pall on the appetite. end. If it is to be used as a sauce,
of course.
212— tf land, where he will visit relatives stay her6 a week, visiting friends
Two things are essential in hav it is better plain.
for some time.
ing
good milk.
The first, of
and relatives.
course,
is
to
be
sure
of the source
P U R E E D PEA SOUP
Oakland To Portland—
from
which
the
milk
comes,
that
Bath
Cape,
25c—
McNair
Bros.
An Oakland man, J. Shaw, who
Hoquiam Man Here-— &
the cows are healthy and well
A milk soup is acceptable in
is on his way to Portland on a
A Hoquiam, W ashington busi cared for. The next is the care summer when soup stock is not so
From
G
lendale—
business trip, and who is driving
ness man, C. J. Hill, with Mrs. of the milk after it reaches the
Charles W estrem, Glendale, Hill, were Ashland visitors Sat household. The Ideal container easily kept on hand. When peas
through, spent Sunday in Ash
from the garden got too old to be
California business man, is in urday and today, atte n d in ’ to lo for milk Is therefore an enameled eaten as a vegetable, use them in
land.
Ashland
today visiting
with cal interests. They returned to ware covered milk kettle or an this soup. Cook the peas in cold
enameled ware pitcher. This ware water in an enameled ware sauce
friends.
He
expects
to
return
' Hoquiam this afternoon.
Gioco, 50c & 75c, McNair Bros.
will not break and can be kept pan for about twenty minutes;
home tomorrow.
scrupulously clean with perfect when soft rub them through a
V isitor From Glendale—
No P rinters Ink—
ease. Cajre should be taken not sieve. Rub two tablespoonsful of
A visitor from Glendale, Cali H ere From Maricopa—
This morning a telephone call to put milk away in an ice butter and two of flour together
A Maricopa resident, I. J. Wil was received from the K lam ath , chest near any artlole of food with and add to the peas. Put a pint
fornia. is J. B. Bibb, Jr. He is
kinson,
stopped here yesterday to Falls H erald, asking th at some! a strong odor, as milk absorbs of milk and a pint of water in an
in Ashland transacting business
smells in a most remarkable way.
rest
in
th
e park. He had made a
this week, and plans to go North
p rin ter’s ink be sent over on t h e ' Where "ice is hard to get, milk enameled ware double boiler and:
when hot, stir in the thickened pea
long drive, and wanted to rest a stage. A supply of ink failed to
on a vacation trip later.
can
be
kept
sweet
by
putting
the
mixture.
If it is preferred, two
day before going North.
arrive in the Falls, and until ink enameled ware can In a pail, of teaspoonsful of sugar may be
We deliver the goods— Detricks
arrives from Ashland, today’s ed cold water, renewing the water added.
9 4-tf To B u tte FalLs—
from time to time.
ition cannot be printed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walch of
DELICIOUS STRAWBERRY
Ashland, spent July F ourth and To P ortland—
Prom Gladstone—
CUSTARDS— BAKED OR
AND BANANA JAM
BOILED
T. B. H ayhurst, Gladstone, Ore Fifth at B utte Falls. The little
Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Phetteplace
gon, resident, passed through town staged a real celebration, It accompanied
When straw berries get really
by the
doctors , custards are not only an agree-
cheap and are so ripe that they
Ashland today on his way home Is said, and the beauty spot a t m other, departed
thls m orning abie dessert, but they are very must be used at once then let the
tracted many who wished to for Portland.
after a w inter in Los Angeles.
W hile in the city, j nourishing and taken by them housewife add some glasses of
spend a quiet Fourth.
Dr. Phetteplace will take special selves make a light but satisfying strawberry and banana jam to her
Madden sei.s Balloon tires.
work in electro-treatm ent of pyor luncheon on a hot day. Here is a assortment of preserves.
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1 good rule for baked custard.
rhea.
Pick over the strawberries and
A to u rist party, consisting of
! Scald four cupe of milk in an let them stand, ’well covered with
' enameled ware double boiler. Beat sugar, in an enameled ware pre
Mr. and Mrs. Weber. W eber Mc
On Vacation—
Rack to HJlt—
four eggs slightly and add one- serving kettle over night. This
W alter F. Paterson, U. S. E n Donald and Mrs. M. Davis, ^11 of
“ Spud” Rose and Johnny Rue- half cup of sugar and a pinch of is safe to do as the porcelain-like
jrlppor stationed at Rio v ista. San Francisco, was registered at
ger, who were home for t,he cel s a lt Put the beaten eggs Into an surface of tne kettle will not-
California, who is on kis annua’ ¡ the Hotel Columbia last night,
ebration, returned Sunday n :gh t , enameled
.
. ware bake dish which darken or injure the fru it In the
va—t ’on,
h°re Raturdcyj The party is returning to San to Hilt, w here they are working ^ R
°h i
morning add finely cut up bananas
? lsh
“ P
° f h o t w a te r and in the proportion of one cup of
night and l’ked Ashland so we’l Francisco after spending some th is su m m e r
bake in a slow oven until the banana to two cups of strawber
time at N orthern resorts.
he will spend a week here.
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custard is firm. If cooked too long ries. Add sugar in proportion of
To Northern C alifornia—
! or t0° iast the custard will whey. one cup of sugar to one and one-
Swimming caps 25c, McNair From Glendale—
Ray McGee left last night for ;The CU8tard should be eaten cold. half of fruit. Set on the back of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Michenu, of
Bros.
, A boiled custard makes a nice the stove and cook slowly until
Glendale Oregon, were here Sat a northern C alifornia lum ber substitute for cream on fruit or all Is a smooth mass. Then cook
urday while Mr. Michenu was camp, where he intends to work berries. Scald two cups of milk in faster until the jam is thick
V isitors From W ashington—
the rest of the summer.
an enameled ware double boiler. enough. Should any lumps re
Visitors from W ashington to transacting business.
Beat the yolks of three eggs slight- main they can be rubbed out with
day were Fred Dunbar and party,
'ly, add one quarter cup of sugar an enameled ware skimmer. This
Wi-ek—
of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. To
Meet 23 Tourist)*—
and a pinch of sa lt Add the hot jam Is universally liked.
O. W. Ealtahow of San Jose,
Clarence Johnson, of Tacoma.
W hen J. W. McCoy drove to
They were in different parties, end F. J. Price, of Los Banos, a r the Em m igrant Creek dam last
but are both returning home rived in Ashland last Night. They night, he counted the num ber of
stated ih at the British, American
After short vacations in Californ exnect to be here a week, atten d tourists between the city lim its
and French Governments are in
ing to business m atters.
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in the .invention, and
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SPECIAL attention to AUTO
that a definite offer lias been re
travelers going North were met
MOBILE insurance; better term s See R odeo—
ceived from the United States.
in this short distance. Mr. Mc
Mr. and Mrs. A. Petroff, George Coy reports th a t work on the
and lower rates. Yeo, of coarse.
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212— tf T rott and Mabel T rott returned dam is rapidly progressing, and
today from a vacation trip, d u r th at the special machine to pour
SAAS HEAD CAMP MAY
From Albert*—
ing which they visited C rater cement is almost ready for opera
CONVENE IN ASHLAND
C. W estall, of Brooks, Alberta, Lake, and yesterday visited the tion. The m achinery if of the j
Canada, who is returning home Rodeo at Klam ath Falls. The type used on all large dam con NEW AVAR ROCKET RAINS
There is a strong possibility
after a vacation trip, left Ashland Falls is reported packed for the struction projects.
MOLTEN M ETAL ON FOE tiiat the head camp session of the
yesterday after m aking Ashland big occasion, and it is said th a t
Woodmen of the World to be held
his headquarters for a round trip the celebration spirit is ram pant.
LONDON, July 5.— A new te r four years hence, will be held in
R eturn to S e a t t l e -
to C rater Lake. He went by way
ro r to the air raider of the future Ashland, Oregon, is the word
Mrs. Shafer and daughter, who is revealed by the announcem ent
of Medford and returned by way Shooting Up Ashland—
brought by H. G. Shidler, dele
Floyd M. Rush, who recently for the past two weeks have been of the invention of a new incen gate from the local lodge, from
of K lam ath Falls, and is a u th o r
ity for the statem ent th a t the purchased a motion picture cam visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. diary rocket, which, it is claim the head camp session at Yellow
road by Klam ath Falls, while era. has the past few days been Shafar, left this m orning for ed, will spread a rain of molten stone paik. Mr. Shidler re tu rn
ju st as dusty, is in better shape, “ shooting” Ashland and near-by th eir home in Seattle Mrs. Shaf metal over an area of five to
ed to K lam ath Falls yesterday.
sights. He kept the machine er was very favorably impressed eight miles on bursting.
being smoother.
‘When
the
proposition
was
grinding steadily during the cele with Ashland, and especially with
The inventor, E rnest J. Welch, brought up, it was apparent that
Orres tailors for men
and bration, and has taken some films the spirit displayed here during declares th a t the bursting of the th ere were many supporters of
women, upstairs over McGees.
of the Im m igrant Creek dam pro the celebration.
the rocket would destroy any Ashland. I certainly did my best
ject.
aeroplane or anything else In to help the cause along.”
Don’t miss the big closing out
V isit Crater Iaike—
range, penetrating even steel or
“A
num ber
of
im portant
■ale on Tires, Tubes and Acces H as C onvulsions—
changes were made in the by
A party consisting of M argaret asbestos.
sories now on at the H ardw are
Brought in to the hospital with
Eight hundred attended
and Carol Van Dyke,
E sther and
3, Es
At a test in which tlie rocket laws.
D epartm ent, Enders Big Store. convulsions yesterday, the 13-
and
Doris Kleinham er,
Mrs. on a small scale was used, privil the convention at Mammoth can
258— 4 months-old child of Homer Grove,
K leinham er and Clyde Young eged onlookers saw bursts of mol yon. It lasted from June 12 to
who lives near W agner Springs,
visited C rater Lake yesterday. ten lead scattered far and wide June 20.
was this m orning reported bet
From aK nsa« City—
Following the convention, Mr.
They
left here at noon, and re im m ediately after the rocket
B. A. Spence, of Kansas City, ter.
turned at 12:30 last night. They burst, giving a grim indication of Shidler visited his brother, U. G.
Missouri, was among the 228
report th at they took a leisurely w hat rockets on a larg er scale Shidler, in Denver who he haS
m otorists th a t Saturday register H ere for Sum m er—
not seen for 36 years.— Klam ath
Mrs. Gerald
Torrance, of trip and visited all points of in would be able to accomplish.
ed hie machine at the local of
terest. The roads are reported
Fuller tests on behalf of the Herald.
fice. Mr. Spence left Kansas City Springfield, M assachusetts, arriv
to be in a condition th a t makes B ritish Government are to be
about tw o m onths ago, and came ed in Ashland Saturday evening
a good rate of speed possible.
made in the near future. It is
to the coast through Southern to visit with relatives. Mrs. Tor
states. He Intends to retu rn by rance expects to rem ain here the
way of Canada and N orthern rest of the sum m er season.
states.
states.
L eft T his A fternoon—
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Swank, of
Sweet cream for whipping and Vancouver, W ashington, left Ash
toffee—also fresh milk, always land this afternoon for th eir home,
ea lee at the Plaza.
239— tf after visiting with the R. E. Det
rick family. Mrs. Swank Is a sis
ter of Mr. D etrick’s.
R oad Is D usty—
That the road to Klam ath
Falls, while much better than To Oregon Caves—
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth McWil
form erly, is getting dusty was the
statem ent of Mayor C. L. Loomis, liams and Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
th e
Oregon
who Saturday visited the eastern Woodside visited
Oregon city. Mr. Loomis made Caves yesterday. They made the
the trip for the first time In many trip in one day and report the
reads in good condition.
years.
Helpful Sugges
tions for June
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comment since the accident Not j To Yakima*—
Ire. Elsie Churchm an left yes«
(Medford Mail T rlh n n e i
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? afterw ards,
ards’ dId hs
' terday for Yakima, W ashington,
G-iectord Mail Tribune)
¡consciousness, and although dis-¡w here
he intends to visit rela-
The largest and most danger- mayed at losing one hand, he has! lives,
H er son, John Churchman
ous grass fire of the season start-! not broken down.
left ome time back for W ashing
ed about 5:35 o’clock yesterday!
ton, where he is working.
afternoon in the four acre fie ld ' FOUNDATION WORK ON
buck of the Pacific and Eastern
MODERN HOME ENDED1 Flags Come Down__
depot, reaching to Jackson street !
j The last vestige «of Ashland’s
on the north and to the rear yards
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o rk w hich te n (lavs s e o wa? celebration glory was removed
of homes on the west side of Gen-1 started on (he fo,j ndatjoi” Qf
today when linemen removed the
essee st„ rolling up a dense smoke mOdern bungalow to be e re c te d
flags
and pennants that were
w hich w e n t a ll o v er m o st of th e , by E v e re tf s ,p ith npar
¡lung across Main street through
city an d fo r a tim e th re a te n e d th e farm
fqrni nn a , . , . ,
T
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o v
< buildings
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larni on Oak street, was todav the business section.
P.
E.
adjoining
barns
completed.
and homes en the north side of i
I Ians show that when complet
Letterheads.
statem ents,
t o
East Main street, on the west side !
ed, the Smith bungalow will bt your order at the Tidings Office.
of Genesse street and the big
m
.
t'ric tly modern, and will embody We have a good Job printing de
C rater National forest garage and all , hp ,atest
tf
innovations, it is partm ent.
barn on the east side cf the fiel.l
expected th a t tlie house will be
near Jackson street.
completed in the early fall.
FOR SALE— Old papers at Tid
A conflagration threatened be
ings;
25c per bundle.
dh
cause of the strong breeze blow
HOTEL
WORKERS
GETTING
ing from the north, which carried
READY FOR FINAL DRIVE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
th e flames a t a fast speed tow ards
the south, and only the fact th a t
U»ST— Ladies UmbTella, gold
Now that the celebration is out
the wind did not shift, prevented
and pearl handle. Monogram G.
an immensely troublesome f ir e ,! of the way, interest is again cen- M. J. Leave at Tidings office.
i tering in the campaign to finance
of series of fires.
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i the proposed new tourist hotel Reward.
i and leaders are hoping th at the
LOST — Crystal ear-ring, call
PARR'S H.\ND TAKEN
' fund will be substantially increas- P ow ells T ra n sfe r. R e w ard
OFF LAST SATURDAY ■ ed this week so that a corporation
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— Furnished Cabins
A fter a two-day attem pt to save ! let at a reasonably early date.
Despite
the
celebration
a
number
and
tenls
lacing
park, near I.lth-
the left hand ol’ Roy P arr, well
ia
water
and
play
ground. Place
known local boy who was injured of subscriptions were received at
to
park
yoflr
car.
Cal! 153.
July 3, it was am putated S atur the headquarters at the Chamber
day morning.
of Commerce, bringing the total
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A fter it had been all but pull to $132,500 Friday. Additional
I'OR SALE— By owner, a good
totaling
$1.000
ed off when P a rr caught it cn a subscriptions
5 room house close in. Good loca
rope while diving at a local swim were received Saturday, making
tion. 550 Fairview St.
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ming pool, the hand was sewed the grand total $133.500 on that
6n, in the hope th a t circulation day.
I'OR SALE — Housekeeping
No re p o rt h a s been m ade to d ay . apartm ent.
could be restored and the hones
Large living room,
i but it is understood th a t several hath room, kitchen, pantry and
knitted back together.
When it became apparent to additional small subscriptions are bath room, all newly papered and
the surgeons In attendance th a t i being received. Prom oters hope P a in te d . 5 m in u te s
w alk
from
there was no hope of such a thing to complete the financial program b u sin ess center. Phone
445-R.
taking place, am putation was de- w'p nn the next w eek or ten days.
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cided on as a last resort.
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P a rr’s grit has aroused much , Classified ads brm g results. '
ieaning’ P r^ i « R and Repair
mg at Paulserud’s.
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F IR E once during the painful happen- j
Mothers and Teachers See
Diphtheria Death Rate Drop
As Result of Precautions
UNUSUAL EVENTS
C O M M A N D IN G
your interest
' °f
Now that the celebration is over you
will begin to think about your
Vacation Trip
and your vacation will be more en
joyable if you go properly clothed for
the trip.
! In A shland—
Regular Drill Night—
This evening is regular drill i Jam es Manning and Buford
night for A shland’s national H argues of K lam ath Falls, drove
g uard unit, according to Dave | to Ashland recently to attend the
Sargent, and all those who h a v e ! celebration. They returned to
not checked in camp eq u ip m en t! tbeir- home town last night.
will be required to do so. Dis-!
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eussion of camp records and
C rater Lake—
faults will be a feature of the i A party consisting of Mr. and
drill, and light arm s practice will i Mrs. R. E. D etrick and family,
s ta rt in preparation for the state I Mr- an,3 Mrs- H. N. Swank and
rifle shoot, which will he held Miss Irene R offler yesterday v is -!
August 18 a t Clackamas. If Ash ited C rater Lake, going by way
land place* any men at Clacka of Klam ath Falls and returning ■
mas, they will be entered in the by way of Medford. They left at
national shoot, which is usually six in the morning ar.d returned
held In the Bast.
about 8:30 in the evening. They
report that the trip can be easily
At Convalescent H o r n e -
made in one day, allowing plenty i
Mrs. W. N. Phipps, who lives of time to visit the lake and near
E ast of Ashland, Is a patient at by points of interest, as well as
th e Convalescent Home, having allowing time to stop in cities th a t !
•ona there recently for treatm ent. are passed through.
Just
about everything a
woman will need for her va
cation wardrobe c a n
he
found at McGee’s and you
will not feel out of style if
you have outfitted at
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H IL D h e a lth cen ters an-
m edical clinics a re co-op-
e ra tin g in a nation-w ide
m ovem ent to induce p a re n ts to
have th e ir children Schick Tested
n /n M /p f
A
h k Te8ted
scourge.
T he Schick reactio n is I then p ro tected by th e te x in - a n ti- '
Physicians have con
The
ducted
the
Schick dem o n stratio n s
an a c c u ra te m ethod of d e term in - toxin "injectioi s.
T he above pho- i on a la rg e scale, d ip h th e ria oc-
¡ng w h e th e r a child is susceptible , to g rap li show s a line-up of boys i cupies a forem ost place am ong th e
to th e disease.
O ver 150,000 p u -i underg o in g t h “ exp erim en t in a ! com m unicable diseases.
Yet in a.
pils in New York schools have been N ew Y ork clinic.
S J n i w e i e p r e ^ t e T ^ t i r i n k n ' L i 116
coad u cted in M an h at- m a d ? p H h ? t h a t
. w ere p ro tected by to x in -an - ta n an d B rooklyn by th e city
ih e ria g e r a m
a e a in «t th e d ip h - h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t, established th e
g
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fa c t th a t n o t all ch ild ren a re sus-
• in ?
by th is d e m o n stra -i ceptlble to th e disease.
I t w as
in e e C n m M n v ^ h I n s u r - definitely proved th a t som e child-
C om pany, th ro u g h its sixteen | ren w ere protected by n a tu re a n d
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a g r,ntS in C° U,d BeVer COntract d ip h th e ria ,
‘he iTn?»'* le t ? 1StriblJt ? g
° Vsf
o th ers w ere susceptible to it.
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‘ a t ®s a n d C anada, m i l - : In th is la tte r class, th e test w as
j
^ P am phlets describing the followed by to x in-antitoxin tre a t-
-fists, callin g a tte n tio n to th e high m ent, consisting of th re e Injections,
.n o rta lity ra te from d ip h th e ria and one each week, for th re e weeks.
“ r,^ tn^ helP m routln& childhood’s
S tatistics show th a t d ip h th e ria is
r-.ost dan g ero u s enem y by h av in g fo rem ost am ong th e fa ta l diseases
a m ore com plete ro w e r o v e r i t
th a n in th e case of any o th er c o n “.
tagious disease.
No d ip h th e ria h as developed
am o n g Schick Tested New York
school children, figures show T h j
value of th e injecfic ns is r e v v e d
by th e fact th a t five tim es as m any
eases of suspected d ip h th eria hav«
developed am o n g those who wera
,not tested a s am o n g those <n th»
sam e schools who w -re tested an »
w hen necessary inoculated follow
ing th e test w ith S n - a n t i t X ?
July Clearance
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READY-TO-WEAR
a
Womens, Misses and Childrens Coats Al! Le*s 1-2
Womens Wool Dresses Ali less i-3
Womens Sport Suits Ail less 1-4
Womens Silk Dresses AU Less 1-4
Womens Silk Waisls and Blouses Less 1-4
Women’s 3 Piece all wool
outing
Suits
$14.98
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ch ild ren im m unized by th e to x in -tin children from S to 5 and ra n k s
an tlto x .n tre a tm e n ts.
th ird am ong th e fa ta l illnesses of
. The test itself is d escrlb ef as a ta b le s from J to 3.
A nnually
siniFle ta Jec tio a in. th e skin cf th e j m ore th a n 200.000 cases a re re-
a rn ?
a f t e r J few la y s ’ a red p a rte d and ab o u t 20,000 die of th e
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