1 DjAILY TIDINÇS w¿S»W> Hoefttal r d U «• Cíte­ te pjftewrt U 4 Talan Isaa n a ÆI&H **’’*’* tewtet »at tutte. wte m b a v tík ti dta^potìHWrtU.- 5^8 e»< AnoBK tMa«g »hat nera* com« - Is fiè ro s o r tite s i subject to more uaeless wear and toar tia n the h u m ai teasueT I f you know hew to set alone w ith people aad lo w to thfah. why, that*« about an there Is to It. Hes Heek says« "“ I c a n t S««ar out how anybodylrta bo pure with- ; T h e p r in c ip le s o f e ffic ie n c y a r e but th e fin d in gs o f Hciénee a p p lied w ith p la in com m on dense to th e e v e r y ­ d a y affa irs o f t h è w ork-axfoy) w orld . E ffie ie n é y is n o th ­ in g m ore th a n g e tt in g tire b e st resu lt« in th e q u ic k e st tim e w ith th e le a st e x p e n s e , o f m a teria l, m on ey, effort, and en ergy. Jn o th e r w ood s, it is d o in g th e r ig h t th in g , th e r ig h t w ay, a t th e r ig h t tim e, an d tb p s g e tt in g r ig h t resu lts. P erson al efficien q y i s ..th e a cc u m u fa tsd r e su lts ob­ ta in e d from th e fo rm a tio n O f. g o o d ljifcits, o f lo g ic a l th in k in g, p rom p t a a d p e r siste n t a c tio n , an d th e m a in ­ ialaXloa. and they tearalteled th e ir Mho «chemo, for a lu n e SO termiu forcee behind them, aad aat on stlon of the aeeeton. ten an ce o f h e a l t h ' l i y o b ed ien ce to the sim p le an d in e x ­ orab le la w s o f nafaire.^ j^eptoijal e ffic ie n c y is d ep en d en t uiw b and p r e p o r tio n a t. to t^d degree q#. h e a lth one e n jo y s. I t is q u ite tru e th a t th cgo..are.n ia»y m en w h o are e fficie n t in s p ite o f th e hacadieap o f poor, btialtil, but th e o u tp u t o f th ese m en w o u ld h e eysfc m ore m a rv elo u s i f th e ir Smile and the world smiles h ea lth w e r e im p r o v e 4 .^ K i t o T y ^ e s to e n jo y l i f e w ith you. Frown aad J ia world through effh d en cy, ^ f c u s t Igjiifb; IjSs h e a lth p rop er c o n ­ laugh« at you. sideration.. . H e a lth 'Tè p c l7 |p e 'p r o d u c t o f gixxi fortum e, Never throw awity a day until b u t th e d iv id en d paid to th o se Who in v e st in h a b its o f W t a t o o .b e t a te M te m w i w » 18»«. Dr. Caldr W tU te e tM r tF o f a fam ily of four boys. waa throws ou hl» owh re- WURMtoPayW te Ute. aw* all the e rM H * u » kite as • profeariimal man or «Uwrwtoo, has W en hon­ orably gained la tbs School of Bx- perteMS. Ha «UMte Ma own way •to» by state without the aeaiat- a»ae 9 t « b o ra , aad rooked amoas ths teadteu » M t of the fraternity. Ho wad rooted la Marion county, tjbie state aad attended Monmouth O M r ite k (M M ce . now the State Morwal School. Ho was then ea- coded la otaritfa* aad teaehln« aatfl 1837, aad la that year be* can Mo prefesatanat atudtes. lo­ aded later te Salem la 188» and O urm aariW r la Ashland la W M , and ratlhed from native business (ho loot two yeara on account e< <1M te tewm. ; J‘ » / J The now spring hat may straw, but Ito prie» to tolti ' .............t „ N O TH IN G TOUCHED 191 “Nothin« touched that aehlad spot until 1 took Foley Pills, a di­ uretic etlm ulaat ter the kidneys. I am ao «lad I eaa recommend them to other«.” Baaed of be» pain, Mrs. M ien R e l^ w rd of South, Fork, iF eaa.. writes this thankfully. Foley. JPjUto have helped maay people-«*« reliable valuable medleiae «uaranteed io «hr» aatWeottea. Constantly la ARMY GOODS STORE B ig g e s t L ittle S to r e in Tbw n Opposite Now Hotel — Open Evenings bo er of two evils, taka up working in d iv id u a ls can be c o n sid ered p e r fe c t sp ecim en s o f p h y ­ instead of loafing. sic a l a n d m en tal h ea lth . A lm o st e v e ry o n e h a s a d e fe c t o f v a r ie d Im p ortan ce, such as p oor, p ostu re, d e fe c tiv e teeth , im p a ired v isio n , an d d ise a se d to n sils. S om e w ill be fo u n d to h a v e m ore serio u s d e fe c ts such a s heart, k id n e y and lu n g d isea se s. T h e econ om ic lo ss, frod i d is ­ e a se an d ill h ea lth is a p p a llin g . 6 v e r tw o and o n e -h a lf m illio n o f th e p eo p le o f th e U n ite d S ta te s are co n tin u ­ a lly ill a t th e p resen t tim e. A t le a s t o n e -h a lf o f th e d is ­ e a ses are p r e v e n ta b le h v p rop er p r e v e n tiv e m easu res. T h e hum an m eclign isn i n eed s in te llig e n t care an d an in- vantOTy to JflJrtrre its Well b ein g. T h e an n u al in v e n to r y sh ou ld c o n sist o f a thorough' h e a lth ex a m in a tio n . ▲ h ea lth e x a m in a tio n is a th orou gh p h y sic a l and m en tal a p p r a isa l o f .s u in d iv id u a l, m ad e b y a c o m p eten t d o cto r o f m ed icin e in ord er to d e te c t p h y sic a l a n d a i u t a i im pairm m ff^gnd f i u l t y h a b its o f h y g ie n e w ith a v ie w to th e ir correction . T h e r ea so n s w h y h e a lth e x a m in a tio n s are -benaficial a tW eo o b v io u s th a t h a r d ly a n y argu m en t fo r tbiHuis n e c e ssa r y . T h e y are o f pourse a d v a n ta g e o u s t o Ih b ' In d iv id u a l in th a t t h e y se rv e to d e tec t t h o b e g in n in g ^ pj-gajiic d ise a se , or d isc o v e r th e e x i s t e n c e o f hpjh$rMcnl, im p a ir m e n ts o f w h ich th eip erson m a y k t tt o b e c n aw are, F a u lty p erso n a l h a b its Of l iv in g , c r r o r s l ^ ' ■ e u e ’ an<’ p o s s i b l y sh o rtco m in g s in en v ircm n en T H E day I discovered tha tidy nad tin was a red-letter day for » Up until that time, I waa fairly Well eatisfied with That aatdad It. I boeght a tidy tod tin of P. A. right then and tiMat Tbtt wwo r ■ ib gucxi n m y y w v Am» m g p M v Mm n bHi r • zv« ^ n m •till ministering to m y tamlka-taete, re- peating m y aarty experieticc many times a day. P . A . ia to cod and m e t and fragrant, you just sever tire o f it. ni co m b a tí in g . T h fyi d ise a se . 2 p la ce ih ti, Little did I r^dlaa dprwfcat < hfe favor he waa dahig me. f*B HovaadtoOti M mv«gT»»ATioir 4 m | tu u la st year. . L • 'W . S u r p lu s -s to c k s g r e a tly red u ced ; a if f iS n u n u su a lly h e a ^ m m r d em and is ex p e c te d .-' A s lig h t in crease in jwj^e q f eyada o il and g a so lin e tu p r e su lte d from th e se u n tu iq u o te d dem and«, and th e S e n a te h a t a fC kto ag o ., d ira cted th«- f e d e r a l T tycflk O ptioniftsico to ih v 0 stig a t9 • M M te n SMa t the situ a tio n , a lle g in g p rice fix in g m ethods. T h is m ay reault in m uch te stim o n y M ia g tak en d u r ­ in g t h e snm faev, Iftft th e in d u stry a p p ea rs to 'h a v e becom e a ccu sto m ed to th a w in v e stig a tio n s , «a th e y h a r e been In a ) m o s t co n tin u o u s p r o g * * ' sin cé th e c íe s e o f th e War. T h Á all c o st th e t a x p a * > x m on eys but t h a y .f t m is b cam ­ p a ig n raateripi á n d job a f o r p u b lic e m p lo y e s. vaieotteo. Fast colors, sewed on white letters on a red back ground. T h e reco g n itio n o f hum an in e ffic ien cy lia s led to the I f you kill enough tima it w ill d isco v e r y o f c a u se s o f in efficien cy' and th e d e v e lo p m e n t kill you. o f m eth od s fo r th e ir p rev en tio n . T h e g r e a te s t ca u se o f If you car» to choate the 1 m «- hum an ¡nefricw fm y an d taahappiáebs hi ill h e a lth . F e w ot&« d i g i i » c m c A o o . jo »» i. ~ - < v p ) —* Pote H earts mother any* the f»«a aetreaa I« cote« to marry Rudofcte ASHLAND PENNANTS yon sot a aow osa , . o » A t e f e g r i.W » ; Marry Valentino l- W M PERSONAL U flO U N C Y t M. P rt~ «MIS. t i «aa»htaé, was koen t® P mw . s h a i» au r U n . 8n»ah c- N m a a , wba to tea s te FasUsaA aa4 > «n»«4aa^iter, Bteaaov «. jfet¿í<í< ^~«Bá.-