The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 10, 1924, Image 6

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    Fngo Six
f HE EUGENE GUABD
Wednesday Evening, December ni)
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Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
A LUSTY INTKKLOCKKR TwJstnr No. 45
Jly SOL VITT .
Nn federnl farm rpuoiis enumcriifor
will bp appointed fur the Morenoe
district hut practically nil of this nreu
will bo taken euro of by Ihu foreM
fcerviee, uiviirtliiig to Jtulph I1. LniiM,
director of the census in this dis
trict. TIu territory in the vicinity of
I IniciuM will be ii'lilt'd to the Luke
Urcf k lilri t for purpo.spg of oiiuin
i iuiiii tut iill uutlyiiiB ureas are now
:t.dl to the forest ernaus district,,
:..(' llil'IM'loi H.1IIOUI1CPH.
Tin' atHff of emuiicni.ora now nt
.ik in Lane, tire turnitic in reports
i.n the overact of jriout 12 fiiniin
e. t it ilu.v. .Mr. Luii'U ataies. i
Tlif following report on the Oregon
it strirtH hnii been announced by Mr.
.:.ird:
1 Hstrirt Xo. 1 Supervisor, K. L.
Kent, 4ifJ Custom House, Portland,
Ore.; number of enumeratori, !l7.
Ntimher of farm, lU'Ji) census, L-.,15J.
Twelve counties.
- District No. 2 Supervisor, liolph
j V. Laird, Court Ilnusf. Eurciip, Ore.;
J Xumlier of riiuriicrulors, f7. Xuinbcr
' of fui'fiis, lill'O census, U..j18. Six
. couulies; Tart of Coos, part of Doug
las, part of Jackson, part of Josepli
' me. nnrt nf Lhiip. tt'urrv fount v trill
be ennvassrd by the district forester.)
District No. 3. Supervisor, I.ich
ard Weber, federal building. The Dul
les, Oregon. Number of enumerators,
4 1. Xuinbcr of farms, V,2i) census,
C,.HT.. Ten counliea.
Distriit So. 4- Supervisor, Fred
T Kutprmillc, Shoemaker building,
linker, (ten. Number of enuineiulurH,
fi7. Number of farms, 1WM cenwus,
i:ti-l. Kight counties.
Stop right up, cross-word funs, and see what you ran do with
tins lincwip. Tho puz.le Is unusual In the number of Interlocks which
It contains. You will probably have to seek n.'fuge In a dictionary
before you can call this puzzlo captured.
Under the diagram you will find the synonyms for the words
horizontal and vertical contained In this puzzle.
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LuJ
26 27 28 29
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3i 32 33 j 35 S6 k j 37
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60 . 6 f2 53
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"l!!oHsitm Time, iiotcij uh uttu ot
the bent mail slum liilli'd (or KilKfiic
ibis Braxpii. anil 0111' vt Ihc bi'Ht 11111H1
fill ruliii'llii'8 oil the I'outl this j't' ir.
will Bi- nt Hie IIviIir llivuivr Situnlby
uucnio"u unit evening, Ueeeinber iJ,
iiiiurUing to the unuoiiui'eiiieut Tun
tiny of Mhu Muy Jowlinst uUvunce
"Sent for llio jiow. Tllo play will lit
given butli imitiueo nnd eveuiu;.
Jimt jeiif "JtloNHom 1'iine" pluyeil
nl I'oi'tliitiU at two ilifTerent tiinuii,
and wua ueeiinli'il one of the beKt iu
c.'iitioiis ever given to u musieiil com.
idy there. Thin year it will iieuiii
Blow iu l'ortlund mid according Ij
ndvicea from the tbenter iniiiuiger
there, it will take fully lis well ugiin.
"UIohsoiii 'J'illic" 18 Hinged under tile
direction of tlu New York t'ent.iiy
Tueatriinl c puny. Included Willi i'le
' cumpuny nre 1'iit Kelly, lrinh tenor;
(iertruile 1 .11 nil 11 m Mitzl; ll.,lli 1m
Veuny im Heliubert; Teddy Webb,
well known on the count Iimmmho of H
ex.i'nilcil KiiciTHKeH in Sun r'rimclxco,
hud his wife, known n Amy Lester.
1'ut Kelly, truly IiIhIi, whs work
ins in the Skinner and Kddy Bhipyacls
in Keatile u-lifii liia. voice waa dls
co.ered. ile could not leave, however.
Kin be had agreed to atny wilh 11W
work there, i.aler, when lie bad 11
chance to break away, liuwever, lie
went to. New York, and liax idnce
f"u'nd 111 ckk wherever Ilia voice li.ia
been heard.
' .Miss Howling, wllo.liaa been 1, .1 .
vanco agent for the dhow fur the .mi
four yiuti-K, in iim culJiiiidiiNtic hh ever
oxer the musical comedy.
"You Kcigene folka cerlninly have a
lrval in Hlore," ahc promiseN.
1 inspect
closely
4 to move
nimbly
8 mineral
uprinR
11 lns tight
13 compen
sate
1G woolen
threau
16 to freeze
17 prefix
meaning
. oil ,
18 foods
20 select gath
ering 22 oxi6t
23 staggering
persons
24 each
(abbr.)
2fi serpents
28 planet
35 inclines
HORIZONTAL.
38 solicitor at
law (abbr.)
3D one who
moves
stealthily
41 a prefix
42 household
orna. 'tits
44 away
4G Ic-er
47 noun suffix
denoting
agent
48 epochs
GO 14th cen
tury hel
mets 52 having
sword
shaped
leaves
64 simpleton
55 musical
study
66 secondary
object
VERTICAL.
1 work
- e ad i I y
upon
2 rambled
3 Long since
4 prefix
denoting
down
6 issues
6 fabric (pi.)
7 eye (Scot.)
8 to season
9 ravager
1 0 f UBS
12 trap
14 most
pernicious
19 earthly
21 plow lands
22 poets
25 Egyptian
plant
27 clatter
29 vessel
32 young cell
33 point in
debate
34 withstand 1
35 traveled on
ice
06-consteHa-' '
tion
37 negotiation
43 Dutch
liquid
measure
45 dull gray
color
46 bleat
49 view
61 tellurium
' (abbr.)
53 point of
Compaq
(abbr.)
the solution
pur.zk
Here s
No. 44:
a"1 fol
3TowEag bon
T R A 1 v E L E R S
R Ep A jTa HeIT
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Iron Iu Kilmunson, diBbarred Ku
gene attorney, is in jail again, liov
ernor Walter JI. I'ierce informed Ui
trlet Attorney Clyde N. Johnston by
telephone today that Kilmunson had
violated provisions of his reprieve
earlier in the year nnd ordere1 lilin
rearreated nnd confined.
l'Mniiinon was sentenced on a lin-
nor charge to serve six months and
pay a fine of $.100 late last winter.
lie Blurted serving his sentence in the
I.ane county jail February 11 and was !
reieaaen jiarcn iu on order of Gov
ernor I'ierce. This reprieve was said
to be for six months.
Kilmunson wan again arrested last
week charged with selling liquor and
was sentenced to six months and
$.il0. A second sentence of six months
and $.00 was also 'given on a sec
ond count for alleged sale of liquor
Hoth of these eases have been appeal
ed to the circuit court.
The remainder of the sentence giv
en iu February will undoubtedly huvc
to be served out as it is too late for
an appcul. Kilmunson was taken to
jail this afternoon and bis fellow pris
oners gave hira first prize as having
the longest term fneing him. .Seven
teen months in jail and $1jU0, which
must be worked out at the rate of $
a day, is his complete hit if the appeal
fails to take off some of fine or sen
tence. Something like three and one
half years all told ia the present pro
gram.
E
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
What would be the better, more
, n.l,i,factory and lasting than to have
i ' '"' home founds luiidnciipcd prop.
j, i n ly. 'Jhe right Hung In the right
I piace Willi shrubbery and flowering
t ; planls.
, , Now is Ihc proper time to plant. o
per cent off 011 all work and shrub
I'lbiry during lleceinber. Cull or phone
I 7S0 l'ark Landscape Co., Lassen Sin
y tion, Klinlia ltoml. dlO
MONUMENTS FOR LESS
I NTII, l i:il. 1. nr.'.-,,
We will make 11 reduction in price
nn any niciuoilal in stock. Let in do
litis work now when we are not rush
nl. Helivery made fnr llecnratiou day.
Pay fur iiieniorinlN when ibdivei'cil.
.Make Mclecli'iii now while slock is
complele and .ion can torn money.
K. C. I.AKK
Vs W I lib.
Moll Wed Sal ilJI
TOO LATii TO CLASSIFY
J'OH SAI.K-Mobair Hnvenporl and
several good pieces of furniture.
1177 High St. ,110
16 Enter Contest
Of Life Insurance
Companies Tonight
Sixteen stmienta nre competing for
the prises totaling fVM III the In
sunnier selling contest to bo held by
Hie I'uivciKlty of Oregon school of
liusiiiess iidiniiiisirallcn In room 111.',
Uie c iiene building tonight nt 7
o clock, It wis ilnnciinced today. .
K.icli coiilesthnl is triiieniber of Hie
life insurance class, and each rei"ac-
senls a particular life luuraiicc com.
puny. lie presents 11 purticuinr con
tract of that company t,, an nclud
prospect obtained by the contestant
through a survey couiliicteil iu tae
field. This year the lour prise winners
will appear before the managers tied
uiiilerniilerti associaiious In roitlaicl
at a hm. lie, nt given in honor of the
contestants.
Companies couliibuiiiig io the can.
test are: Hi New Flighted .Mutuil,
Massaolmselis Mutual, Alissouri Stale.
American Central, rrovidint .Miiliri;,
I'etin Mtiltiiil, West Coiuif, Ftdelily
Muliinl, Urcgon and Wrtitern Staled
Life Insurance companioi, and ihc
National Life ltiNiirauce iniuipnny of
Vermont, F.piitable l.ifei Insiiran
company of Iowa. Mutual Life Insur
ance company uf New York, Sun LuV
Assurance coiupnny of I'minda. .1.1,1
Ftiuitable Life Assurance company of
the I'niteil Slates.
ChriHluias boxes of prunes, wttlnuls
and candied cherries and prunes,
packed by the Kiigenc Fruit Growers'
association, arc being offered this
year to Kiigenc buyers, reports J. I).
Holt, manager of the unsocial ion.
.More than HHN) small boxes of wal
nuts have been sold, completely clean
ing out the association's supply.
Prunes In five and eight pound boxes
nre slill on sale in local stores, nnd
Ihc candied cherries and prunes will
gu 011 sale the lulter port of this
week or I li 0 first of next.
.Mr. Holt will leave iin his annual
field trip to the east nnd intu Canada
11 Hy 111 Ji sty. and w,ll return iu
lime for the aniimil ineetinif of Hie
assuciaiiou act for the second Satur
day in February, he announces. On
Ibis trip he will go first to Wichita,
K1111., then to Kansas City, St, Louis,
Chicago and up into Canada, stopping
at Toiouio mid .Montreal. Iteturniiig,
he will come by way of lloalou, New
York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
unending llie convention uf the Na
liiuial Cunncra' assucinlion ut Cincinnati,
Petitions bearing 1H0 names were
presented to the county court today
remonstrating against auy change in
the l'rnirie road where this rou.e
should be set west of the Oregon
Kleelric tracks from Avard station t'.
the end of SixtJi avenue west. Tni
petition is opposed by one recent'y
filed bearing 1HJ names of residents
asking that the route be changed.
Ihc remonstrance uelilion states
Hist the proponed new route west of
the electric railway tracks is unnec
essary nnd uncalled for, would be a
detriment to the present road and J'j-
truct from it. The rood is in districts
30 and as.
Although no official action has beon
taken by the county court it is under
stood that the old route will be maiir
Mined nnd tint at the present time n.
provision will be made for the nr
posed change. 1
Give Something for the Car
. This Christmas!
Save this ad for your guide
The largest stock of really high grade gifts for
me uiu- in mo county. (Who would want to give
a present mat wouldn't work?)
Xo house on (lie Pacific coast woultl give vou the
low prices we quote you below. Compare these
prices then make your Christmas money travel
urn. inn out 01 town.
S. & M. Spotlights Xo.
70 $8.90 Installed
S. & Jf. Spotlights 'Xoi
DO $12.25 Installed.
The wonderful., new
Darsie Spotlight
..yj installed
Boyce Moto Meters
$2.85 to $8.25
Williams Jr. Spotlights
5-ihch $1.90
4' inest Double Bar
Bumpers just receiv
ed $11.95 up Installed
The moat remarkable auto
matic windshield cleaner
on the market. Stamped
on every box It reads
This cleaner Is uncon
ditionally guaranteed
Some guarantee. Built by
the largest manufacturer
In the United States. You
can't hold it with both
your hands. It makes ab
solutely no noise it does
not interfere with the car
buretorIt does not dis
charge your battery the
price $4.23.
Locking wing bar caps for
all cars, with monogram,
solid brass, only positive
lock on the market $3.45
to $4.35.
Genuine Darsie Stop Lights
$1.85
Pedal Rubbers, for Fords,
finest grade 45c Installed
Cigarette Cases with match
holdor and ash receiver,
genuine leather covered
. $4.75
Cigar Lighters $6.00 type,
$4.50 Installed
Solid brass radiator wings
10 Inch spread 65c.
Solid brass radiator wings
. 14 Inch spread 85o
Finest grade guaranteed
mirrors, heavy plate bevel
led $1.45.
All metal backed mirrors,
guaranteed for life $2.95
Ford high grade radiator
covers $2.25.
Schrader Tire Gauges 95c
Schrader Tire Gauges, bal
loon or wire wheels $1.15
Schrader Valve Insldes, box
of G, 20c
Very bea,t grade of part met
al part pyraline three rib
bed sun visors $6.50 In
stalled. Onyx gear ship balls (gen
uine onyx) $1.50
Everyready flash lights 60c
and 70c
The most beautiful flower
vases filled with stunning
artificial flowers,, clear,
real cut glass, also every
delicate color of the rain-
bow, all brackets solid
brasa and heavy nlckle.
Think; of it, all for $2.25
Cigar lighters guaranteed
$1.15
Heavy Belgian plate bevelled
glass side wings; solid
brass brackets, sells rog
4 ularly for $19.50, our
price $12.50. Installed.
Tool boxes, foot accelerators
parking lights, stop and
backing up lights, vanity
cases, vanity mirrors
(something new), cowl
lights, weed chains, lug
gage carriers (the kinds
that lay flat on the run
ning board and raise any
height or any length)
pumps, jacks. tonncau
windshields, bumper tips
or wings new style door
pads, etc., etc., etc. We
have it all.
We will install your gifts af
ter Christmas nroperlv.
We will wrap everything as
nice as possible.
Save this list for your guide.
tut it out now!
DON'T OVERLOOK
The Children this Christmas
CHILDRENS
VEHICLES
Over A Million In Use
Velocipedes
Tricycles
Trailer Carts
Biplane Fliers
Bicycles
Stewart's Automobile Necessities
Service, wi.th. a Smile
SM8 Oak St. 948
DEWITT HARRIT TO fWTEBEST KEEWlW
BE SPEAKER HERE
STATISTICS
BORN
KOEIT At Pacific Christian hoi
pitnl, Tiiiwlny, Dci-cinlior I), 1IIJI
to Mr. mid Mrs. lint Knepp, u
dtiuiilitrr.
SMITH At tln Inline, 'Tuesday, Viv
feinlier II, HKM, to Mr. nnd Mrs.
Prank P. Smith, of 175 Nvvrnti-etilu
avenue west, non, Clmrles Lutlier.
weight It) piiunds.
I.AMIl-At llie Inline, llllll Columbia
slleel. lleceinber 1(1, In Mr.
mill Mi's. .I'llm M. I ..null, s daughter.
Cross-Word Puzzle
Winners Announced
Eugene nid fnr the starving children
of Armenia nnd the Nesr Kast was
stnrted yesterday tlimugh two ad
dretses delivered here by Christopher
C. 'rhurbor, representing the nationa!
organization in charge of t lie relief.
At the Ililde uuiversity nil organiza
tion was Btnrted which is expected to
yield nt least .$-00 from among t!ie
sludrntB. nnd at the uniersity last
nignt several students who had con.
merely to hear a lecture remained to
sign, voluntarily, curds pledging aid
in tlie movement. Mr. Thurber was ae
eonipiiiiied here by Jiilin J. Ilaud
ssker, Oregon state chairman of tlie
Near East ltelief.
"If America slops giving," Mr.
Thurber said, earnestly, lu his ad
dress in Villnrd hall, "thesc children
perish."
Mr. Thurber touched lightly on his
prison experience. Tlirougli a con
fusion of the words "American" ani
"Armenian" he. was mistaken as an
officer who had aided Greek hoys to
escape army prisons, nnd spent thee
month in sordid confinement. Iu de-
scriliing the Christinas of ltlL'l, Mr.
Tlllirbir said. "I wnnlrd Uie Amer
ican Io suffer just for n day as these
people were sufferiiuj."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
, : I Charles W. Iluige et ux to S. !,.
Irises hi the Made llroilierV Itiodaid et al -Tract i Perkins add.
cross-wind puixlr contest were an- l('oiinKe Crov $10
nounced lo.fay. Mrs. I,. K, ., - ,,pn j sh,irlrjl,;, , Wi:i:m C.
taking first place mid winning a pi r Short ildte rt ux-Tract tp. S 11
bmmcb. .-.eeonu nonl :l W. $10.
" 'i .uniwan vrn ttlt.st.1,. ,1a i w i '
of Imckskill
went to Kre
Breath Bad?
Your Stomach
is Sour I
:i: ' . ' :--
DIZZY? . .3:' ; f .e
i' You're ivr-5
j. Bilious! SS&b? -;r;
liuililiug. Huh award also hciiiir a nair
'i ;oivi'S,
I K'sklll lolulceo pollclies were Pl'e-
sennd In (lie third ami fourth plice
winners. They were Howard Hurl.
Il!i.'l Twentieth avenue en I. and It. v.
Frederick ii, ,cnuiii;, 7,'.( (Mite
street.
ridge et ux-
$1(1.
A. tp. S it II W.
. ELECTION IS ANNOUNCED
Official notifies! ion from the sec
retary nf state lh.it be lias been ele i.
ed at district attorney of Line cmr
ly has been received hy John 8.
Med'ey III nddflion In his oerllflcitc
of election. This notice of eleetion
caine nn no surprise to .Mr. Medley s
it Is understood thai he has had some
krolcili:e of the way of the elect i n
sine, enl'lv last month.
NOTICE
All llornl Neighhois, wives and
husbands nr invited to attend n din
ner Ssllirdsv, llee. t.'ilh at 7 o'clock
instead of lire, lllllh.
dll' COM MITT I :V..
DeWitt Harry, well known Oreeoc
writer, will address an open nieetiuj
in Eugene tomorrow night at the Os
hurn hotel, miller the ausiiices of tbo
Union .Savings and Loan 'association
of Portland. Mr. Harry will talk oc
"The Uight Ilond" nnd will explain
the snvlnga and loan movement. H. 11.
Scale, district manager for the l.'nl m
Having and Loan association arrang
ed for Mr. Henry's cumin in Rn., .
mid the mooting tomorrow will be free
mid open to all.
"Navjngs and loan are proving the
ideal safe method for llie small sav
er to get ahead," said Me. Hcalo tliii
morning. " Inlc Oregon has groat
assets and much potential saving pow
er, in this slate we have but one sav
ings nnd loan member In each UO-I cf
population as against Philadelphia,
where every other person is a mem
ber of savings and loan associations
In Philadelphia last year half of the
homes built were financed by savin
nun loan associations.
"Ill Eugene nnd elsewhere llie Un
ion Savings and Lenn association does
not take aur funds for outside invesc
uient, all money snved beini; immed
iately loaned in the same district."
During " the present membership
campaign Mr. Scale is giving away
Eastman Hawk-Eye cameras Io ail
those who open new monthly accounts.
Unker-Itultnn Photo Supple com
pany will develop the first roll nf
films free from the Union Sarin;
and Loan association gift camera?."
BENEFIT CONTEST
! For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
' Colds, Sour Stomach, 'Biliousness
To clean your bowels willioill
cramping or nrerncting, lake Can-
a rets!
You want In feel fine; to be
mini eio. iieaiincne, uizkiiichm. i,- ,.:i
Children love Cnscsrets ton. Ill runt
and M cent sues. Any
mart the bowels acting. When taken
al night, the bowels ,ik wonderfully
I in illuming.
Csschi els never sicken or liiiMnven.
muck y i , i
free from sick l,elcl,e. iliiimo.s I . ..." ' ' ""'.
I; liiliuusiiesH. colds, had breath, a sour,
sassy SI.....SC...
)' "lie or two Cascarrts, anytime, will drug store.
DANCES
Woods' Orchestra
of Kuirtm will piny Mu
following datos:
Dreamland, Eugene,
Wednesday, 10th
Springfield, Thurs. ,11th
Junction City, Fri. 12th.
Dreamland, Eugene
Sat. 13th
COME IF YOU CAN
Blood is Poisoned
By a Torpid Liver
rt.
)eadly toxins causa disease
heart, kidneys and create
premature old age
of
Interest in Eugene is growink keen
er m the proposed benefit football
1 our teams of .uni
versity students have been named to
"' to the benefit, and for
mer Oregon football men arc writing
in from nil parts of the sime rf.
mg to ploy in the game.
The game will be played on .Mult
nomah field iu Portland .... 'i..:
day. -.....
The Oregon All-star i,,,..;
will be chosen from among the fol
lowing players: Kullbacks. Hi8
Ji.iuungion, llngi, Lt.,m ,1 Ever
ett Urandeuherg. Quarterbacks: Shv
Huntington, Hill Steers, Anson Cor
?;,'!' krr '''rrud. Hoi Chapman.
J''1' lloinhart, and Jack Iwitourette.
linlfbacks; (ieoree Kiinr Ti,,t,.i, n
loc Sax, Dean Walker. John i',,r'
sons, Thomas Chapman, Leonard
Jordan. x
Ends: Martin Howard, Hus Col
man Lloyd Tegart, ,st Auilersp,,.
Kiitherford Jlrnwn, Cordon .Moores
snd William Chandler. Tackles- Hick
Heed. Spike Leslie, Wallace Canficlc!
,.uii dcckcii. Ren mirtlett, and lli
Hidden, (iuards: Carl Mmn ii,,.. n
bams, Hob Earl, Hart Spellman. (;i, n
Scott, 1'ete Hurlo and Elmer stone
Centers: Prink Cnllison. Hrlck Leslie
Jake ltisley, Jtnrt Lonrhlii.
tleorge Hug.
Fairy Children's Vehicles
Not only will give children joy on Christinas mom
jug,'1 but will give them the out-ot'-doors exercise
they need. ''
Toledo Juvenile
Automobiles
This is the very lat
est in children's phiy
things exact imita
tions of largo auto
mobiles comnlpfn
in every detail. A real gift for the boy or girl.
Dayton and Snell
Bicycles
for the larger children buy them a bicycle and
they will get the best of exercise and Jiclp you ou
your errands.
NOTICE
All the wheel goods going out of this store
are put in running condition ready for service.
Gifts for the Sportsman
Our sporting goods, department is very complete
no matter what your game may be we can supply
the necessary equipment.
HENDERSHOTT'S
GUN STORE
770 Willamette Phone 151
EUGENE'S BIGGEST AND BEST
WHEEL GOODS STORE
PAZO Ointment
A Guaranteed Remedy
CTiD ITCHING, BLIND, T11 PC
rUI BLEEDING OR PROTRUDING rlLllnJ
It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable
pile pipe making it very easy to apply.
(be
DRUGGISTS refund money if
it fails to cure. ,
Special dfrections enclosed with each
package. Your druggist will order it.
(Also put up "in old style Tins, 60c.)
Dr. Crockatt Will
PHTtmont of ftcnnnniics of t!if lni
vorsit.v of Orep.-n. will sprnk this cvi-niiiK-at
llie cuvpntinn - of Oroeou
"iVlliDr. Cn.rkntt will mhmk on
IV. Pctrr C. Croc-kntt,
I in Koriurr Transnni tiitinn'' n talk th t
of flip ic- has rjicaal inteipst tho ownvrs
of motor Ptn2o lines, it is nnnounr.d.
Pr. Crrkntt who has tniulc a stu.y
of trjinsportation problems rocrnt'y
spoke 'over the Orcgonifin r.-nlio
motor bus competition witJi tl'c ra'.l
lines in Orrpon.
Ml the hloml in our hoiliem pnssc
thrnun'li the liver evrry t."i lniuuti'.i.
The liver is the blood' purifier.
Our blood is r.u.Mnntly poisoned
hy body toxins formed in food wnste,
nnd when the liver heroines wenV., or
torpid, our systems are nt once taint
ed hv fmnure blood. TIipp mm th
'poisons thitt, if not destroyed by the
- livor. rjiuse disputes of th heart,
, kidneys, blood vessels ami create pre
! mature old nge.
Nature gives quirk warning nf a
torpid liver. You have sudden sick
heodnehes. dixr.y spells; your stomach
is arid from sour bile, your nkin turns
sallow, blotchy.
Moctors know the liver rnnimt be!
reRulatrd by dniBs. but a safe Nature)
suhMance has beorr dit-covered which j
will act directly on the liver. The j
discovery is purifinl ot gall. j
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"'""uw. i rninriiiKiniiT iiUArVN. ( liiniol. Kuril tnl.lrl n.ul.ms ton
IhB loom .nTr.ir of Piles otrtfund ,ru, f ,lrifirH nt Mil. In IM h,ir.
- CURED WITHOUT OPERATION
CO tntny thouiindi htrt bttn tt
lifvtd of rile, br tny non-iirirlfi
trrirmrnta tht It U follr to rndurrthi
mfferlnj tnd ill hrilih rnultini froni
Rrctd ind Colon dUortltrt.
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