The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 27, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE . EUGENE GUARD Tin' Pass T5jrf Evening, January 27, 1925 iUMEB HY 4-L II SMtlSGKlKLP, Jan. L7.-(St.- 1 i ioall of b0 1'-Vttl 'BU'U "f and Lumbermen will couf-r V.he Ca""le ni,(",uul for,,", a" '" j I irt in !!"- f"rc vrulee- : urosr"". WM ,,',,l 1,1 " 1 ,, )s rvrning ill Hie Wuodimia -e . . i to rt-oierate j;,ry iy'lli.. wliethet in (he ...ram ltsell. wi.u.".. i-- M,f, r i ' (hV.,,. ,) in Hiiringnriu -. ,,e time in tl f"r- "r r. vfetv field enemcrr nuui I. . . ... t , prakrr at the mcetmB. ilie , niei at 5 oVlorit, pm-nlmg the ...i..r .1.1. mei'tins. discussing miuor VI3U 1 The feretr.v wus' instructed li trite t -" """"'"" -", viit tlie Western Lumber I'iar"' ... ... .mpaoy'a tnnitilli t vvrauir, lu sher onvi . ..... , lo see if toe plane wiu join cne .;n m) nuerate on tbe name tem oi ciniilojer-emiiloyo rounJ- j'lans nre afoot also to invite the otb-Kelly tocal in the Weuilling n ..i tin. run locals in the Wenu- s lumber wimps tu meet witti tiie j.ricgtield tocai in me iitur xiiiurc. The talk by saiety riem jMigiDcer .I.... nn cufi'tv measures was ne- .mpamed by three reels oj film iiniDf the salety measures ubcu in ip Koiil 1'lant iu Detroit. Report Is Read, ft.. ...iM-t t.f tlp (treiron and C'ol- lubia l'asin division of the Nation il ifeiy cotincil Bigneu ny ugn,ii. ...im.n. ?tueral inuaaeer. was read. ....r.-i.fnir lhp work done for iodus- ;;il ami public safety for the year im-ust 31. lll-'-l. A total of Ej safety mass meetings were held various plants, wim approximately ,(KH) persons in attendance; US etiags were held with safety coun- i I 1"; iiiuiillnnnnua DiAPtintrs itli a tofal, in all, of 1105 visits 'to !iliistrinl plants, scaooi atety eom liiteps in publis schools were declar- ll to nave cut down-accidents among liuol children ii Multnomah county. bile drvers scnoois nave tjeen es- ibhslied. Accidents Reports. Tt. t-it in,tt nf.f.il)t.l)tM t ttfl mill tporteil to the safety committee at le 0 oclock meeting were cnieny inscle straits, scratches, and the lik?. cording to D. W. JIcKinnon, 4-L w.if.1- nnn raiiBerf the emnlove Iip loss of more than n few hours me. John C. Parker, master niaeb. iie. presided as chairman, appoint e Jess Smitsen to succeed nt the xt meeting. Clayton iiaroer will lie secretary for the safety committee, accordim; to'Mr. Mi-Kinnoo. The sum of Jit)' was daaied by the local to help puy for an Aliiine lamp purchased by the 4-1, and inialled in the. Good Samaritan hospital in Port land to furnish artificial sunshine for i-L patients there. The matter of ap propriating money for n St. rairie day celebration was deferred uutil the next meeting. Someone Was A Dub, Other A Hero Either Admiral Jelllcoe. or Mr. Beatty In Role Telephone Company Declares Dividends To 245,000 People info uuiff thomrht there i lilJl AmM all will rh ib bort jryt 'Tdaut iltl ilinK t.ord Jellieue enm man(ht the graaA fleet boib and t lhp bBtlle of Jutlnd. W1MAWHALA BANQUET All Encampment members iid1 iheir miliea nre invited to a. .minuet nt c I. 0. O. F. Temple, Wednesday ening. 7 o'clock. - ; IjK, L: Xj. BAKKIi, r Chief ratrianb. T1p Amrran Tplphon1' nl Tlw erattti comuauv naid its t41st (fividotnl ( an January 1."., 3J2., tn the Htnrk- f i boldrrH r'rvviln! on tb books if tlpj I comiiany on Iteeoinber 20 This j titYutnm, flmnnntinff to per shrtve. ftH pfita to ovpt ,H.,KKt stork- l holftfTR. The work involved Jbf trftar- I tion n( these thouKandw of dividend checks mar be vis utilized from the following facta: Over two tons of paper are used for the checks, liven thoitph many lnbor-saviua machines aro cmiiUed, the clerical labor of trepariiig the the checks is ei)mralet to tlie en tire time of five supervisors and o."i clerk? for one month. The siffiiinc of tbe check. V2 at a time, rcttJiires tbe time of one person an entire week. ' The, checks, averaging about each, 'go to thu homes of stockholderw residing in every section of the Vnit ed States. These stockholders com prise one of tho most interesting and unusual srtmps of investors 'in the worUL- Coming from all walks of life. they conNtitiite n representative cross section of American citizenship. Then, too, nearly every foreign country of note is represented, f fathered togeth er iu one" place with their families, they would equal the present popula tion of a city even larger than 11c troit. ' . Sffl To avoid accidents when turning into tbe street from parallel parking, be sure and signal with your hand. This is the warning of Itnraey Riigli, chairman of the. police commit tee: of the city council, who says that motorists are rapidly ."catching on" to the new ordinance, and that very few still hare the old habit of pnrk ing on an angle in the restricted zones. Constant reminding by offi cers of the police deprrtment have aided materially in- putting the iev law into effect, according to Mr. Itngh. 'If you should collide with another Tile upper photo, sftows Eart Beatty, ana Ihe lower, Admiral je,Ucoe. liy MILTLJX KKONWEU (NKA Service Correspondent) jJJSDOS, Jttu, 27. "Beauy was u hero, Jelticoe a dub-" "Jetlicoe was a hero, Ueatry a dub." All England's U 'ing jt. Naval critics are t it hammer aud tongs. News la)ersare warring. KaniiJies are di vided father agiiinst fcou, brother against brotlicr. And it's all tbe fault of a man named Kegiuaid tiacou who would nut let sleeping doga lie and therefore Una stirred up tbe biggest war con troversy since America was couvlused by tbe SaajpsoD-Sehlcy s'tuubb.c after the !puuish-Auievu-uu war of I&t&. . There ar several parallels. Iu ISO we were at war with $iain and bad the Spanish fleet cornered iu Santia go, Lubn. u i)Hi KngUttd was .it war with tie.ymany and the. Ovrwv.vu fleet apparently wus afraid to venture out in fn.l foice from its harbors. Ill 1SUS Admiral V. Schy fougiit the main action while his su perior officer, Admiral V. T. &mp sou, ms 13 uules away, fcjumiison came up in the closing phases at the battle and got all tbe crtdit from the government in charge. The lllti incident was different. Realty, iu charge of battle crufeers, far for rim nfhor Ariwr'a nnnit. mY dress And license nmnber." AdviMHlutf two, of his ships and hud, iu- Mr. Rugh. "These things are asked f fl'ied practically no losses on tb.' tor wiien tlie report is taiten at the ; v"-,7uia' ui 8iwl Mtj.... police hendqunrters. Accidents should be reported as soon after they occur at possible. Reporting motor vehicle ncciueniH is required ay rue suite law. The police do not attempt to straight en out traffic accident disputes, but when the report is made by eacn driver, the matter becomes official record, and often straightens out. tangles if the case ever does come to court. Not Mr Special Offer and Coupon Below No Better Cook Than You Because It Jells Well No pint work, if yon plcue, htn you me Jell-wtll. And there can be no better cook thin Ton, for lell-wcll jtlh vtJ nd quicltlf. W e inrure this by tiling onlf purett geluint obttiMble. 1'y Jell-K-eli and note iti rory hmott when the hot wer u idded. Cmtil clejr, colorful. tnn-Pnt,-JeiJ.WtU it delightful treat on uijr table. FuIl-fUrorrd, drliciom it tppealt to every one of the familf. The nrett wf wt t mk li'inpl. meak ncri, tai the mot tlilt41ul 4ecit after a RrartT if'noer. ei prepared, lee, Red-Bat JtUtU lAmitt oi ao faikrei. Voer froeer Vet JeB-wJl All Vf tor an of rh aia hiericwf Aaron. Sperif ReeVB JeU-weU jtMC aaeuraace of a ayecceahal deeaert RED-BOX THE CALIFORNIA DESSERT Special Offer ' A H- w'1- ' " Tour inendi.fliiio the ' f V. r "oin fnm Jul i.- jth j,. I 1 nxta (k Cr.nvur rm fr ! f-'ivaiin v7 tcutre tllttJ nt , M mi rwa.a i I Admiral Jellicoe, cunic up with the bitttlesbips and the tide turued. Rut it was lieatty aud nut Jetlicoe wJio got most of the laurels from the government in charge. Iu ISMS Sampson's friends clatmcd Schley had blundered in hia'tiseties." Iu 101(1 Ileatty'a friends ctuiiued Jellicue had blundered in his tactics. In both wars a sharp and bitter pub lic controversy, over the matter eo sued. - In England Realty was made au earl while Jellicoe merely was made a viscount. Aud parliament gave Real ty f500.QU0 iiile L'elticoe only g-t half that 11 mount. Moreover, Realty reii.ined at hsme as b'irst Sea Lord of the Admiraly, while Jellicoe went way over to tiie other end of tbe world as governor general of Xew Zealand. And on the eve of his retwrn to Kngland a meanre of justice was done hiin by mukiug him earl also. It wan thought this New Year per ge conferred by the kiug would Cm ally settle all disputes. Rut ihiit'a where R.tcon stepped in. He is Admiral Sir Uoeinuld Raeon one of the most distinguished rncri in tbe Rritisb navy. During the war be hud charge of. the famous Jiover pa trol, which protected from Herman anhmarmes thousands of veseeU crowing the Knglisli tJinnncl to and frm Francp. ' Rscn has written a book catted "The Jotlard Srand-il" io which h carriea tbe fisbt right n tbe Realty camp. In it riseon asserts: Kirs) That tbe (iermans escaped in the. I'oggt'r bank buttle through a scries of errors madi by Rpfltty, Second Th.it a serious tactical er ror in HeattyH part led to a strong boltlr-Nbip sfpmdmn nt bpjng in ae tlun iu tiie first part of the battle of Juflar:?!. Third That a failure on Realty part to keep in tuich with the (Jer rtran fleet in t hi same biitlle depriv ed Jellicoe of vital information which might have enabled him to win crushing victory. And he concludes bis terrific ar raignment of pag"s with this Rig Berths at lieatty and kis gorern raent supportra: , Rotb Admirnl Jelllene ntl Ad miral Reatty were leader of men. I Admiral JeJlico posofed the entire ronfidenre of tbe floct. Realty a: looked on as a dashing leader, bur for s"fm time alo rs what sailors from tbpir Busrteistion with eastern1 waters Vail a "makee learn. IVh inexperience, like bis pnJJsntTy, wj fully appreciated In the fleet !f we tske the whole of the above j Springfield Girls Teams Are Victors SriUNWlfcXlt, Ore. Jau. 27. (Special; The senior and frophomwrej girls' basketball teams defeated the senior and sophomore girlw teams off the University high school last ven-( ing in games played at tbe l.'mversity j high school in ICugeue. Tho seniors won wiib a score of 4 lo 21 wl tbc sophomore iteove Mood IS to 3 in . favor of Jspnngfield. ( Tbe games were in a seyies. fallow- j ing up the two gauiees played in SfirittgficW last week, in which th Springfield freshmen 'girls, defeated; the 1'niversity high freshmen ffirls d the Springfield jnritori wer de- feared by the opposing juniors, thus ntflkifig three victories out of four games for Springfield. OPIUM COJliFEBEKOE LEADERS COlWElliE, DECIDE 01 8010 P1WPLIB0! EOGEKE ORIENTALS Candidates from several comniunt ie of J.sne ronjpty and also frm RrwusvUle will be liere Saturday right to enrer the sacred portals of tbe Orientals, ib fun-lovinj inner order of Odd Fellowship. R. lt Dwtfon, grand high h.vsstytee of tbe local lodge, is in charge of a lug pro gram as a greeting for the neophy tes. A j;aa band ad other entertain ment (pat ures are provided and the tnitiftrtou ceremony ivill bff followed by a Columbia river smelt fry pre pared by John U. XeXvnan, official chef of the I. f. O. F., is th& an nounce me nt of the Urieutal committee. Vale Men Are Given Prison Sentences VALK. Ore., Jan. 27 Bert Law rence was seateured to serve three years in the state, peuiteutiary, aud his brother, Mellis Lflwrence, was sentenced to two years by Judge Hal ton Biggs of the circuit court yes terday afternoon as a reswH of their conviction last week of assault with a dangerous weapon upon lialph Har vey at Ironside, ?,( miles north of. the railroad October 1(k when they put a rope around Harcey's neck and bang ed him to a eMionwowl tree until he confessed to having reported boot legging operations to the district at torney's office. The defense set at the trail that Harvey had annoyed Bert Lawrence's wife and that tbe brothers were making him leave the country in order to do away with dis tention in tbe Lawrence home. Alleged Plotters Will Face Trial T.OXDOX. Jan. 27. m W. B. O'leary and J. I. MKJoDgb, arrested recently in connection, with an alleged pjotro? blow ip jiritish battleships nnd submarines; y.en committed for trial today. . . : ? v; '.'' The charge against the mea ws ii legal dissemination of naval secrets. At the preliminary hearing yesterday counsel alleged there was evidence to indicate that the defendants were Irish republicans army intelligence of ficers. The magistrate admitted MeCIough to hail in pound sterl ng, btrt refused bail for O'Leary. fJKXKVA, Jan. -Ti Leaders ff tb intprnAiiorrsl ortitnu confercmv hero including Representative Steph en ti. IVrfer and Lord (Veil, respect ively beadiii tbe American and Writ ish delcgaiiuuR ttwt privately todnv arid e-i)?(i that the central hoard to slerj.s ihi- )lenitinal Waffir in narcotic drugs should be aopmuted by a jipccifll group of the powers including th 'ited St at en, " The original idea was that the League f Natim pcrmsnent uNHioa ou daugeru drugs should nourfrwte tlie niernhers of this board awl that tbe cwmril f tbe legp should make the actual appointment, hut nn the Vuitcd SMtcw is neither uiemUer -;f ihe ewuueil r rejjuiar member of the league's drug commis sion, tbe iew y.tcm of nppvwUrtcnii waM dceUU'd upn. tJrcat Britain, France. Italy and Japan will ftri tbe kmcIcms f tbe appointing gruuu with the I'uited Stjttcs ant timtmtiy added as non members t tli league ami with oth er members selected from the six eonntriea hohling tfnnpr-rtnxnr-ni s-eats in the to ague. cuncil. When the centra) hoard is orgauircd. it will fnnclie-n at tl LeRe of Nations headquarters with the (Jutted States paying hs proportionate tfhnre oi the expenses. Today's agreement, privately reach ed, t be rcgltwl openly by tbe opium conference, as a whole. hi order to perniit the conclusion of tbe aerm-d in narrotie tlrng eon veutioa uo meetiug Vas held toiiay of the joint couifuission of the two conference! wbivb will esamine tbe disputed (question of suppressing op ium 'smoking in the far cant. TODAY LAST DAY SOPHIE KERR'S Latest novsl from Tho Ladies Home Journal "WORLDLY GOODS" AGNES AYEES ' And A Paramount Cast of Start "GOOO SP(R(TS" KirtOQram New Weekfy "castle ItOMK OF TUG BKST COLOS SCHOOL I0ISI1 SERIOUS PROBLEM Tape's Cold Compound' i Breaks a Cotd Right Up ! Takfi two tablets very three- liour uutil three doies r l&kej, Tl& flrat doa aiwara give relief, 'i'b ! aecand and tliirtl ioset completely brtk uj th cold, Pleasant and aafu to take. Contain no quinine or oni- ates. Milli&na ue "PapeJa Cotd Com pound." lricv thirty -five ceuta. cutee it. Mir j 1 I j Lack of reRm fr Kngene's. rapidly-growing school enrollment is be coming a serions problem, it was bvougut out tit the meeting of tlie. school hoard lust night. A heavy in crease in registration is expected t the opeuiug of tlie sccoud term in Fi'hrmiry. Thirty days nore were added cw the contract to build the two new junior high schools, flfvwding to rote of thr board- t'Unrles 1, Turner, construc tion superintendent, and V. 31nson White, ariiiteet, went into- detail of the work with the hoard, explain ing the delays necessitated. Hesolwtions iJ sympathy tfi rela tives of the late 5frs, Gertrude Miller., teacher, were Hscd. A. C. ixon of the JWoth-Kelly Lumber company. snohe on the use of hog fuel for hent ing. Vnc) hi)s swlvmitte-1 were re jected, aud tbe clerk instructed to rerndverfise for fuel, tire new type writers fw the commerce. ileparlmnl, Kugene high school, were ordered. Prune Packing is Started at Plant Pistriltutioft of an addllional futar lev cent on Italian primes, door re ceipts, was announced Inst night at the meeting of the hoard of directors of the Lane fount y C-vopp rntivc JVune Klrowcrs association at flic chamber of commerce. This, it was reported. hringR the total distribu tion in the organization to three cents. The association has started (o pack prunes nt the Hvtrtrougli plant nt t'reswell, according to Ir. L. I. Scr brough. who is in charge, fifteen employees are Imwy packing. The loc al unit of tbe exchange has been called upon to prepare its- prunes; for shipment, tbft units ereji tidewaJer being asked to do this first. Blue-Striped Mail Bag is Supplanted Clubs Plan Party , And Swim Contest Vtans tor the holding of a 'stflg mis," a swimming meet flnd an inter rlufi debate wilt he discussed ut a meeting of the board of governors of the IVmradca clubs to be held Wed nesday evening at the Y. M. V, A., ac cording to V. I Waiter, boys' work secretary of tbe "V." A big program of events is promised for the Vont rndf and n.nrh interest being hown in the work of (he organiza tions this year, the secretary state. Society of Lees Gives Choir Pew VALLKV Fount; IV. Jan, ST. The society id l,cn of Virginia hav prearnted l the Wjbingin er ml ohnpcl hero a choir peiv (u hou-r nf .thc Leew who served in the reroln Jitnry war n pmlwwmewt f maintenance, of the ehanel choir. The pew is to be of oak, band rjtr ved with tbe names, uf the. Lee wliu itcrved In the wnr. TVA8?HX3TOX. .Inn. L'7. The i JrhlmjfJ Wne-strped I mtrn Sfnie mail hag (s gdng to give wujr to the eronornr test thst is hcing n ft (died in all direetlons tbe-e days b.r Jirigi tlier f icnem 1 Lnrtl, itired ir of f he budget. When bndgt bnrenit -tfi-ciBln could find no gM reavm why the government shou?d par n rent a yard more for tbe bine-striped can vas than tiie plain erav varietr. Gen eral Lord decided that the pnntoffh-e department hereafter will s the lt- tr and thus effect an annnnt savin? of About f4f,tXt in the rtnti of mail ha. QUICK RELIEF W en . j Q i Pr dQU . , M mm m -4 HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD 8&yi Cream Applied tn Hoatrtti ................... (tiHtaut r,lif oo wfitinr. Your. S!raft&git o( jrour hal rl.ar and ton ran br,a(he r,,ir. o mart bavkmg, nnffflmx. blowing, hradarbe drvne.a. N'o atrnRKlinn for breath a( mrhi: taur coW or emttrrh Aim-' ;t a .mall ootiie nr t.ir ri"anr J!!m from font itrt now. Ap)7 ; a UU ii tin fragrant, anti.fptir, i hralniK cream in four nontril. H 1 prn,lrat. Ibroinb ,T.ry air paag o( tti h.ati, aootfi.a tin? Inflaaipti or - iwollen muroiiK membrase and ri,f ci!j. instantly. Cl'a jii"t fin'. J'on't taf ft til M uy awtfe p VI ial vaiari-lv Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets j . That it the Joyful cry of thousandt Bivce Dr. Edwards jwodaced Ohvt ; Tablett. the substitute for calomel. ' i Dr. Edwarda, a practicing phvsioan for I? years awl calomel's old-time enemy, diicovertd the formula for Otivt Tablet while treating patient foi Chronic Contination anrt fornirl livera. Or. Edward' dive Tablets do not ' contain caiomei, but a heating, soothing :' rcKfo?e laxative. j No erioins ta the "ttevntewnf thew ! little Ufrar-coarerl, otive:olrirl tab let. They cause the bowe! and livrr to ! act normally. They never force them , io unnatural actio!. ti you have a "dark hroom mouth" bad breath a dull, tired feelin- (rick headache torpid Jiver cnnyirjation, you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re sult from one of two ol Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them every nieht jml to keep tight. Try ihus. Ix and 30c ACHES AND PAINS ALL OVER BODY Mrs. Proctor Report Great Benefit by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegeta bie Compound Shermhare, Pa. " I reeommend Lydis E. Pinkhcm's Veffetable Com- pound to ll sutter mewomen. 1 have tsfcen four boWlf of itandifcel 100 percent better. I watt duty and weak evitb no appetite, no ambition ana wttha tired fcrjlinfr !1 the time. Iho aches and painaall over my boy and had tho hoaaache gocd dal. I taw ?our Biivmssempjit in the'i'ittshurjth reas' and thought it might help me. 1 have been greatly benefited ty it use and highly recommend it for all atlmenta oi women." Mrs. i. H. Proctkr, Box I, Kaat Liberty Sta tion, Pittaburirh, Pa. Such letters prove tbe great merit of the Vegetable Compound. The women know by experirnretbe benefit they haverecetved. Their tetterashow a sincere if aire to help other women utTerinsr from like ailment. Let these experiences help you now. In a repent canvass of women cur chasers, &S out of every Vf) report beneficial results by taking J.TilS E. Pinkham'aYestetaliieCompounii, Sold by drufrista everywhere, . Turkey Boosts Her Home Trade C'ONJrt'AXTtXGE't.K, Jan. CT Un lcr a Jh' just (iassei, members of iiftvliHpnt, mayors, tearbnr, gnvfrra inent offieiu(s (roojia axxd poficemen will be competed to wear clothiug and twtvivtv inunufovtured io Turkey, Within three months from the tfufe ff- lh Accrrz all the rhthin?f will Uftve to be oCCeiw.l(y Htaiujied vcitU a Tcrrkifvh giga to show that the gar swejt ! lte atl& i Jl& l&it .unii". Heavy tinea, together with eonfia cfttioa ftriUe elatblng will-lie iuip&wd upon these wearing; nnything of non Lodge Band Asked To Play For Post UeQue&ta Ccoiu tUe Eugeue, pu&t of ;th6 Atuencatt Leg-ion fur the Odd KftH&vsf io iy at il& lig irty aud enter (uiniueat of (ha order fc'eti rttary 12 aro to he accepted by the tyrjfaiHSfltion, aeeoniinjj lo aeverfij the banosnen. Iost yeiir the O. O. y. band vra ne &f the b'tg fpatnrea of the aiuiunC leston ntiow twtd at the K?fc ctuh. It in (imnabie: that a tuii wi!ertt5j f X ibei-p Ori-nt!-! uniform wift turn out for tue affair i i the announcement. tKSo man would J thai jAow," 1r tUe opiniwjj ex- j nceR&ett hy one njiisirmii. SALE of Costume SLIPS H i g r a d e slips of white cambric, ba tiste, Hngette, j o y silk, tub silk, radi ums, crepr meteor, etc. Thif tergrsl ;m most cottijilnta assartuu'nt at stins pvor slura-u in Ku. we!! jientiy finislted. Wicio shadotV proof Itcttts. A giMii! rg of cfi-Ifrs. Most. fl states. Afii(W(e rt(HHs mu buy trhile bar ing is good. s, V WJj& ci!-ie slips ouch Batiste, iu wltito aud colois ?p!i Lingetto in vh'Ao sjk colors each Joy Silk, wluta atwt cotora Tab Silks ttm Rtttlinms cacti (Vopc Mcioor each Black costume slips to wear with tunics 1Q Dtscaant i 1.00 $1.25 $1.59 $1.75 $3.98 $5.95 BEARD'S x If J MOTHER:- Fletcher's Castoria is especially pre pared to relieve. Infants tn arms and Children a!S ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Cblic and Diarrhea; aitaying Feverisliness arising herefrom, and, by rega!aJfog t!ic Stosnacfv and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Fooii; ivinf natural sleep, Tn avrA im)2iitn. always Sscjc for iht sisnalure of Cxw?X Ahwtutety Harmfe -No Opiatga. Physicians everywhere recommend it USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS ....f-- . Bright Colors For Snappy Days Scarves Sweaters Children's Knitted Caps and Coals are a riot of color this season. Preserve their new appearance, keep their soft fluffincss and bright coloring, Yovi can do t hss . easily, even, after countless wash ings, if you use only S2SSOAP Wool it one of the mott tentitiva fabric and tha aoap you ate hat everything to do with the life and BpptRrance of your garment. WHITE KING WASHING MA CHINE SOAP ha certain ptcia! qualitie needed ta protect and pre serve woolen. Order From Your Dealer How To WmK Wooletw t ta th 4tme-.mr jjUiie tA WHITE K(NG WAStNG MACHINE. SOAP iht mmtm it ttmpl to. ccompJH it U onty nefceMaty to ioWow hew 'tmpv ruU that mott wmrr r Jamjli wiK itb to u svty iMdtwMm vdi fo rub; uut preu (ha aucfr fhrotrh tha iab rtc th&r&nghty paying p?JievIy ta any aUi paU; tttui veil in tufcewtrm wmttr of thm Mme temperature tb aod, 1 mi mm Iy wwtfutty wv v tnojtte tm.ptatutt Oo not hang kntffoT gwrmenr hut prcd on hath iorz kp- iSm hz-Tfi p-wUinj of s&tp.