rural enterprise bead* lightly T h ere w as only one p ic tu re upon the “Oh, no. Mr. H a rm cr. I w ouldn't. d e lic ately tin te d w alls, a n d th is su r a n d th a t he h a d not saved more. T w o m illion v o lts of e le c tn c ty . hav- m arriag e. P ru d e n c e hud nev er left him th e ir lovely Iowa farm . I .a r k s th re e w ent on gloomily. “O ne is th a t I will th e slim w l.ite figure high a n d u n tra m MW«dl,” nald a consoling friend, w ithout re lu c ta n c e, nor re tu rn e d to children J e r r y Inspected w ith solicitous sm oke every m orning before I get up m eled on th e h ig h est w ave. ing c h a ra c te ris tic » of lightning, have In terest, pronounced them very nice, P rudence doesn't approve o f it. So »you've still got your lo ad, a n d It him w ith o u t Joy. In th e confident a s su ra n c e of th e been m ad e by s c ie n tists for experl- still w orks. W hy w o rry ?” From th e hours of h e r e a rlie st re co l­ very healthy and q u ite hum an, th an k every m orning In tlie tw enty-tw o y e ars lovous eves he saw J e r r y - J e r r y a s m en tal p u rp o se s. L igh tn in g has an "Y es." suld tlie th riftle s s one, . nut lection, J e r r y had assum ed a solem n God, and w ashed h e r h ands of them . lie h a d seen her firs'-, a s she sto o d w ith a v e ra g e p o ten tial o f a bout 100,000,000 th e tro u b le w ith me is th a t I have s h a re of h e r m o th e r's resp o n sib ility Hut she hovered co n stan tly over Ju llu A lm e ■ G loriun in C a r te r B lak e 's stu d io volts, ab o u t fi m illion tim e s the voltage n e v e r se t a sid e enough fo r dep recia fo r all th e a u n ts, a n d fo r th e ir hus­ w ith a p a ssio n a te pity w hich se n t the —w ith th e w arm w elcom e of h e r y o u th , of h o u se -lig h tin g c u rre n t. tio n on th e In tellect." bands. ami th e ir children, th e ir hom es a u n ts off Into p eals of m erry lau g h te r In h e r eyes—J e rry , u -th lrst fo r a d v en ­ S u b m itted a s a b rie f serm on on a n d th e ir bank accounts. H ad not hei and e x a sp e ra te d J u lia h e rself into tu re , for rom ance. DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN th r if t.— N a tio n 's B usiness M agazine. m o th er brought them up? P rudence seething fury. W hen he h e ard J e rro ld w h istlin g on It w a s p lea sa n t to be In Motmt M ark, had a ccep ted Je rro ld and J e r r y a s a th e sta irw a y again, he w ent o u t qu ick ­ A spirin M arked W ith “ B ayer Cross" MHe* •■ OBe JP ste » b ollntlf,i|, b e au tifu l d is p e n s a li'n o f a tuning th e old friends, In th e old home, ly a n d closed th e door. n .o n d H H l i h " N . 7 ' y ~ * ‘i re H as Been P ro v ed S a fe by Millions. generous and loving P rovidence, and In discussing old days a n d d eed s w ith T h a t sam e u fte ru o o n Je rro ld took U S K ID K S oles f o r o v e r 7 m o n th « a v e r the m ischievous m em bers o f tt.e p a r ­ a ir in g 12 m lb-s a d a y In a ll k in d s of them fe lt only an Im plicit confidence him out to see J e r r y 's houses. D uane W a rn in g ! U n le ss you see th e nam e w e a th e r on h a rd , ra s p in g and Joy. Hut h e r s iste rs w ere a s a ­ sonage fam ily. T hey talk e d o f F a iry w as fa sc in a te d w ith tills p h a se of Je r- a n d th e so le s a r e s till good fo r m ore _____ Buyer” on package or on tablets you and G ene, they talk e d of C onnie nn.l w e a r! T h a t Is U S K lK fi every tim e. cred tru st, a cc ep te d In all solem nity ry 's life, lie hud n e v er d re am ed sh e Jre n o t g e ttin g th e genuine B uyer i 'S K I P K — th e W o n d e r S ole fo r W ear. and re ta in e d w ith u n fa lte rin g fidelity. P rince and th e ir m iraculously golden could do a th in g so clever, he m arveled ^splrln j,roved s a fe by m illions and I t Is m ade by th e U n ite d S t a t e s Ilu b b e r trafficking In oil. an'I Je rry , in all th in g s p a rt a n d p a r C o m p a n y , th e w o rld s la rg e : t m a n m at it. rejoiced o ver h e r su ccess as pre s c rjb e j by p h y sic ia n s for 25 years. W ear» T he twin« M id It seem ed s tra n g e cel of her m o th e r’« life, sh a red deeply f a c t u r e r of r u b b e r r I tho u g h lie w ere in som e way re sp o n se g a y “ B a y er” w h en you buy A spirin. tw ic e a s lo n g a s b e s t le a th e r , i e u y ou In Hint oblig atio n alm ost be fo re she -Imt C onnie had rem ained aw ay w hen stio e r e p a irm a n to re -s o le • n Ofil . | t.le fo r h e r skill. H e ask ed a th o u sa n d [mitatlons may prove dangerous.—Adv. lorry w as in New York, th a t she had w lth U S K ID E Ank y ° u r •«” ” -■ d e a le r for could talk. q u e stio n s a bout it. th e m anagem ent, n e w s h o e , w ith U S K ID E Sole*.— Adv. So w hen J e r r y »aid briskly. “ By the L.,,ne so suddenly and rem ain ed so tiie financing, th e profits. W e a th e r M a d e to O rder No n t a n 'i s a s p e rfe c t a s be th in k . 1 way, m other, w e'd t e t t e r run dow n to long. And w hen sh e w as alone w ith T h a t s e ttle s it fo r m e,” he sa id de- Ja c k ie , a g e six, hud been told he 1 M ount M ark anil see w h at th o se tw in h e r siste rs P ru d en ce said, slow l y : h is neighbor should he. cldedly. "I'm going to tu rn in on low i go t)} t ,)e c lrc lls 1( lt .iHIn’t r a in. You m u stn ’t th in k C onnie w as neg­ a u n ts a re up to.” P ru d e n c e could only re al e sta te . I'll buy up old w reck s of ] n lg ]lt b e fo re th e g ra n d am t glo- lecting J e rry , girls— in any w ay. You 1 yield. h o u se s fo r a song, tu rn them o ver to r jOUB d n y j,[s m o th e r suggested th a t C arol w as J e r r y ’s fa v o rite, a fa c t she see. they had been ta lk in g of m aking J e r ty to gild them w ith h e r fairy b e fo re he w ent to sleep, he should ask ! trie d w ith kindly in te n tio n to conceal th a t trip , anyhow , so— I Ju st w ro te "A lberi tUInJt far w and, a n d w e’ll both sit hack on th e q o ( j to brin g nice w e a th e r for th e clr- Better B reak /u io ” I from th e general know ledge of the and begged them to go nt once— a n d cushions w ith th e c o upons! P re tty - cug. fam ily. S he loved th e quiet liusli of to lin g e r a s long a s possible." good. Isn’t lt? ” j “ D id you p ra y to Hod a s I asked T h e tw ins sta red , th en laughed, th en C arol’s life, and fourni a th rill of e x ­ "Y es, very good. T h e only objec- y 0U to ? " sh e ask ed , th e n e x t day. a lta tio n In th e know ledge of th e gentle lightly shrugged th e ir shoulders. "W e tlon th a t I see is th u t you don 't seem “ Y es,” re sp o n d ed Ja c k ie , anil ..he w idow hood th a t follow ed th e riotous m ight h ave know n It," w as w h at th ey to he on any too p le a sa n t te rm s w ith „„j,, ..¡t a | n -t g o n n a ru in no m o re.”— youth of th e m e rrie st and m ost m is­ said. “ Hut P ru d en ce,” p ro te s te d I.a rk , yo u r p ro sp e ctiv e c o lla b o ra to r in th e In d ia n a p o lis New s. chievous of all th e a u n ts. T he te n d e r coupon b u sin ess.” T h en Je rro ld w ent Im m ersion of h e r e n tire life In th a t w hen she hud th o u g h t It over, "sh e S to p th e P a in . on soberly, " It w ould he a sh am e for of h e r o rp h an ed baby. Ju lia , a f te r the could h a v e m ade It so p le a sa n t fo r T h e h u r t of a b u rn o r a c u t »top» h ---- e r -- to give It up— even for th , e sa k e of w h e n C o le ’s C a rb o lis a lv e ts a p p lie d . It frivolous v a n itie s o f h e r gay girlhood, J e rry ." In th e C onfident A ssurance of th e Jo y ­ ncuiiirlng such a m atrim o n ial p rize as h e a ls q u ic k ly w ith o u t sc a rs . 30c an d “ J e r r y didn’t go to b e p lea sa n t seem ed to J e r r y a tiling divine. ous Eyes, He Saw Je rry . I am su re you w ould be. She Is crazy «tm by M l ^ r u g g l . t s . ?o r -end ^ O c y to Baby J u lia herself, now grow n to a P ru d en ce defended herself. “ She w ent moody, m isty eyed, dream -enw rapped to be free, and she said h e rse lf she of our connubial bliss, slip h a s lugged ab o u t it— and she Is doing som ething , Oak P a rk i m — A d v e rtis e m e n t, my sm oking sta n d out In th e lounge w orth w hile, too. All over tow n they girl of fo u rtee n , had fa scin a te d J e rry couldn't he free if we put h e r In Con T h irty -o n e p e r c en t o f a ll h o sp ital ! from th e first, and nev er m ore th a n at nip’s cure. B esides— If h e r life lay w here sh e sa y s it belongs, and evei y a re ta lk in g ab o u t It— nobody d ream ed tr e a tm e n t In th e U nited S ta te s in sh e h a d such stu ff In her. 1 d idn't th ere, she would h ave found it. Hut n ig h t I lug It back before I go to bed. I th is tim e In th e light of h e r new wls- m yself. P ru d e n c e sa y s— but you know 1923 w a s given fre e a n d 19.3 p e r cen t ! dom nnd u n d erstan d in g . J e rry looked If th e re w as n o thing fo r her in New T w enty-tw o y e a rs of i t !" w as only p a rtly p a id for. P ru d e n c e .” D u an e laughed In keen enjoym ent. I at h e r keenly, noted th e m urm urous, Y ork—I w a n ted h e r back. A nd no one Imt J e rry could find th a t out. S he won t h a v e to give lt up, " L a st th in g she did be fo re she left far-aw ay tone of lie r voice, rem urked I t m a k e s any m an n e rv o u s to h a v e P ru d e n c e and J e r r y h a d le ft D es w ns to tro t th a t sta n d out of th e bed­ D unne said, w ith a s m uch a ssu ra n c e th e su b tle d e p th s of h e r dream y eyes. w om an gaze a t him. M oines on th e e arly m orning train , a s tho u g h he h a d n final voice In the room. K now ing all th e tim e tlie m in u te | She shook h e r head om inously. about h a lf p a st six o r seven. A t h a lf disp o sitio n o f J e r r y s fu tu re , I got hom e, I’d tro t It back." •‘You keep a n eye on th u t girl, Aunt w o u ld n 't h ave h e r give It - p fo r any­ “ P ru d e n c e does not sm oke, I infer. C arol,” sh e said w arnlngly. “ You keep p a st nine th a t sam e m orning, J e rro ld A hot, nourishing cereal is the called D uane Into the otfice. I an eye on Ju lia ." “J e r r y d o esn 't e ith e r— h ere,” said thin g . I t ’s th e c lev erest th in g I ever prim e m orning need of a growing “ H ow 's b u s in e s s ? ’ h e a sk e d ch eer­ And w hen C arol laughed nt her. te ll­ J e rro ld quickly. "M ostly th e nice h e a rd o f - a n d a girl like J e r r y - y o u child. T h is is why the wise m other fully. , ing h e r th a t J u lia had nev er given her wom en d o n 't—here. It d id n 't seem to Ju st w ouldn't le lie v e It! F o r th e m ost always serves C arn atio n M ush to “ Fine. I'm lea rn in g th e tr a d e from an a nxious m om ent In all h e r life, th a t ta k e In th e M iddle W est. J e r r y did p a rt, 1 m ust a d m it I th in k th e Iow a His H ight hair Highness. W hole she could re ad her Inm ost soul like a th e ground up. I picked up fo u r tools In college a few tim es fo r fu n —all th e b a rn s a re a little m ore e sth e tic look­ w heat *nd delicious! p rin te d page, J e r r y grew only m ore nnd a can of oil y e ste rd a y ,” Bald g irls d o —and sh e told u s she sm oked ing th en th e Iow a resid en ces—b u t of D uane. a g re a t deal in New York. B ut she co u rse It’s a fa rm s ta te — sw e e ts to Take care of your stomach. anxious. P ru d e n c e and J e r r y h ave gone d o esn 't h e re W e d id n 't tell h e r not to, th e w age e a rn e r, you m ight say. Conaervation of Feathera «Urn. t h a t ’s th e kind." she said. It is the best friend you have. down to M ount M ark to v isit th e a u n ts “ It Isn't ns If we c o u ld n 't afford a m ind you. P ru d e n c e sa y s even daugh­ F in la n d Is re p o rte d a* sw inging h a rd 1 ..q-),,, th in g yon th in k Is h e r Inm ost IIOSTETTERS Celebrated Into th e lin e s of c o n se rv a tio n ists w ith l!)n-t Houi a t all. I t's Just a little and cousins. How w ould you like to te r s a re fre e souls w hen th ey grow so fte n in g of th e atm o sp h ere, a s Je rry Stomach Bitters taken before a law p ro h ib itin g th e «ale o f fe a th e rs borruw et| cloud put on to hide w h a t's com e up to th e h o u se a n d sta y w ith up. S h e 's got a stu n n in g little sta n d c alls it. T h e re Is m oney enough he. • meals—improves the appetite, of wild b ird s for m illinery purposes. |{llllK „ „ m sid c —like a sm oke screen." me in th e ir a b sen ce? I can only ad th a t som e sc u lp to r m ad e fo r h e r in fo r anything. T h e s ta te Is rich, a l­ E v id en tly F in la n d o b jec ts to giving " “Jerry> th a t's not nice," p ro teste d m lt, w ith all due m odesty, th a t wi New Y ork—a b e a u ty —u se s it fo r m ost too rich. B ut you know how aids digestion and imparts a re. w e M iddle W este rn ers. W e nad any ba sis to r being called fe ath er- i j u ija -a m other. “J u lia h a s n o th in g to have a good cook.” a feeling of robust health. pins." D u an e flushed w ith p leasu re. head ed — P a r k s and Itec rea tlo n . hide from anyone. She Is th e m ost And th en , w ith th n t g e n tlen ess of such a tu ssle w ith n a tu re In th e begin­ “ I’d like It, If y o u 're su re I w on't be honest child, th e le a st deceitful, tl»“- In stin ct th a t m ade J e rro ld H iirtner the n ing th a t w e have sort of forgotten A t A ll Druggiata "O h, It Isn 't J u lia 's fa u lt," J e r r y In­ in th e w ay," he said w ith g re a t e ag e r­ m an th a t P ru d en ce could adore how to m ake o u rselv es com fortable. T h ese re tire d fa rm e rs have money to ness. te rp o se d quickly. "D o n 't th in k I am th ro u g h o u t h e r life, he s a id : “ Not n bit. I'm glad to h a v e you. criticizin g Ju lia , by any m eans. She “T h a t's J e r r y 's room a c ro ss th e hall. burn. T hey enn pay for a n y th in g they T h e h ouse Is like a m orgue w ithout d o esn 't know w h a t's going on Inside Go on over and have a look, w hile I w ant, hut they don't realize w hat they her, any m ore th a n you do. She II them — they ta lk so m uch.” tell M ary a bout dinner. I t ’s very w an t until som e one— like J e r r y — shoves it right onto t h e m ” “ You know 1 don't re ally know Je rry he as m uch su rp rise d a s anybody one cute.” very w ell,” D uane e x p la in ed cau tio u s “T hen all I h ave to do now Is to o f th ese days.” -D o— do you m ind?' An.l la te r she said, “ P e rh a p s, n fte r |y. “I'm only in love w ith her, th a t s “ Not a hit. I t's w o rth seeing. We get clulihy With J e r r y ,” D u an e sain. all. I’m Just b orn to be n gorgon lady a ll." "I see our fu tu re . I buy up factory . „ lid suit h e r—you know — 1111 B 11 over to ---- , w ith snaky locks to feed th e tires of “Y ou're su re o f th a t, arp y o u . S ure < in opp«i»iti<>n to T lie H ou»e B eautiful. site s and Inveigle big business Into u s­ It's not Just a little In fa tu a tio n th a t l ‘|l he up In a m in u te " And he struck ing them —a n d J e r r y dolls up th e ir som ebody else'« ta le n t lin g e rs o n —from p iq u e —because she off d o w n sta irs w histling blithely. And w hen Iter a u n t did not u n d e r h o u s e s !" (T O F H CONTINTTBD » sta n d , a n d said she did not enjoy rld- rem ain s re c a lc itra n t. D uane w aited until a door closed be­ dies, she e xplained, incom prehensibly. D u a n e shook Ids head. "1 m sure. hind him som ew here below , and then Introduction of Straw Hata 1 a f le r th is m a n n e r: S u re r th a n d e a th since I m et Pru- be cro ssed quickly to J e r r y 's room. I th in k sh e 's got It, poor c h ild ! T he ilence." And th en on a sudden thought T he recent h e at Introduces th e sub­ in v o lu n ta rily , lie sm iled. How could I divine sp a rk 1 I t will b u rn h e r up.” he said. "You you a re su re P rudence he h ave fa iled to recognize th e in- jec t of stra w h a ts a n d stra w -h at “ P ru d en ce, w h a t In th e w orld Is she will not m ind.” stories. In 171*0 a ch an cello r of the talk in g a b o u t? " C arol tu rn e d to her W ith Itch in g Rashes exchequer Im posed a d uty ou hats. "P ru d en c e suggc o ra n g e surro iin d ln Our 35 years of Improvement and 1 siste r fo r pnlljthtw iuipnt. All h ead g ear m ade of " fe lt o r wool T h is room b re a th e d of her. It sang perfection of oil and grease have "G enius,” w ent on Je rry m oodily or beav er or any le a th e r o r Japanned dryly. “ W hen you've know n P ru d en ce made MariMiUI the pass word of I “S h e's the only one of th e trib e th at as long as 1 have, you'll know th a t she of h e r—so ft anil w arm , subtly fra g ra n t h ats," cam e w ithin th e scope of the «O.P. «as fZT’S 'ïh w ith som e elusive perfum e. H e knew proper lubrication. Say M sm M s K I. frego» OhKMt. Owtlwr»labfMf»»». Dept- M . S A Ï'îS Ï h a s th e e ariu arS s. hut It stic k s out all ha« a n asty h abit of th in k in g of th in g s In sta n t'y . In sp ite of th e p resence of tax. But un E din b u rg h m erchant, Every quart of MsnaM?'?! ! over her. «I’d believe me. A unt C arol. first. a stu te enough to observe th a t stra w th e tw o m aids, th a t J e r r y w as expect- -------- . . . . . each can of MsnsJfeiai Grease i* , n -„o,n. T h e w aste- | w as not Included In th e legal enum er- I I know th e sym ptom s. Such a p re tty TtiFjr wont o v e r to tin* hoti‘1 Ht once , ,h e ’ own backed unconditionally by and got D u an e's bag« a n d then d r o ,e j " J n >< „..•..'„ ".'.„„dled. And I atbm of m a te ria l, used. Intnaluced 1 girl, toe. Is n 't It a sham e?" “O f co u rse she ts a genius," said out th e lo w ly av en u e to w ard the g re at j | b ask et hud , not |, e e silken the . ! stra w h a ts to Scotland for th e first Ban F ra n c is c o , C al. L os A n g e le s. C a t iv ln e am ong th silken cushions c u s h lr....... of ......... C arol com pliicently. "E verybody »ays bouse, show ing b ro a d and w hite am ong iav bed lay a s o n rum pled hit of lav- tim e, early in th e sum m er of 1798 so W hy. sh e 's been w ritin g poetry, th e b a re m aples th a t hedged it on Oder a n d ’ la c w - a h an d k erc h ie f Idly U n fo rtu n ately for the e n te n 'r is ln g hat- and book«, and p la y s - e v e n trsg e d le s . ed a n d carelessly left there, 1 ter. an am endm ent to th e act, w ithin every «Ide. w n e rs everybody dies and com m it« sut- T , e w - . l s e d « l o « l v 'u p i h c l h r e e s , e p » « f<'«' * '• * » • 7 ^ * } Je rro ld led th e way Into th e llvln Cb le—e v er sin e »he could hold a lo am , w here D uane had sat once be ' , , ,i,« ,l,.v b ed a urettv tax-evading novelty liable to paym ent. J l'ro n .-lik e ” dais, w ith hangings of T h e act, which rem ained in force until liencll." . . ... to re w ith P ru d e n c e, and called K ate “ I knew It," said Je rry despondently. rtT S L lB A HATIMIS? - W e r e going to have Mr. A llertoi 1 rova" hiue velvet, and he stood beside | IS H . allow ed exem ption to n ig h tc a p s Accredited by Sonoma “ I f»lt It th e m in u te 1 hwtked nt her. w ith us w hile th e fam ily • aw ay." I • County Farm Bureau | th e silk and velvet couch th a t served l a r a th e r h ave th e m easles, m yself. explained am iably. "Now look a f W nttr I «shorn rhick* The L aw ’a D ela y only It you w»nl »«od W ell, we'll Just have to m ak e th e best him nicely and m ake him c otufortahl ■ ‘ a« a bed fo r Je rry nt night, looking T h e longest law suit I h u ve ever u n t»ver* *nd broder* I down a t It som berly. H e llft«~l the • f It, Aunt C arol, »o try not to w orry •s-• bn«» a « o < m I p n e » Yud tell M ary I've been bragging abo ■ ■ h a k * to the I i bout It, If It proves too m uch for h e r caikltig. Mr. A llerton 1» a p..r I bit of linen and lace anil touched II beard of Is one th a t w as s ta rte d In I REASO NABLB—HOMEtJIUE:J to his Up» a n d sm iled a t ids own folly, the N inth c e n tu ry —and it 1» still go- (all Write for FUFK IVWCstsk'« th e n she « r i l hack you." “ And in Calif file n d of Mis« Je rry '« , ).« i telling hiniself he w as gettin g io he a | ing on I It crops up periodically In I L. W CLAHK. lie» 159, F » - ' '■HIM PINE ST^SAH FRAMCiSCO »aid, "I le a rn e d one th in g 1 he g'«l« _ ilie republic of A ndorra, id th e Pyre- 1 se n tim e n ta l fool. ,o acatw ? th e ir goodI gift«*w»'h - j « bm nm y k . T here w ere but tw o photograph* In and relate« to som e pro p erty Oickj/s OLD RELIABLE Eye W aft free and la ’ tsh hand. > • ( w (|h the res()e, t f u i, friendly re fe rre d to In h c o n tra c t d raw n up r e lie v e s s u n sa d th e room, th o se of P ru d e n c e and Je r ° f '* * • ” r' rold. handsom ely fraine.! In I lue and over l.tMM >cnra ago. T h e law® of P o e - n t h u r t . O » n ” ln - In o». 15c a t «11 d r u g g i s t s o r by m ale 1 heard her tell you about him gold. No counties« snapshot«, no A ndorra a re in a Momewhat undecided B ConstipaMoo, l tell you, h e a r t’s blood I A m o th e r, a DICKEY DRUG CO.. B risto l. V a .-T en a . Indigesttan and lover a friend. Somebody h a s to he th e telephone." 'tchoolglrl chum*, no penciled s»xptchc*. Mate, and th ere is no im m ed iate pros B oth men laughed, a n d 1 Torpid Llvor )u»t th e tw o pictu red fa te # ahe loved . pvet of th e case helag settle«!. The BATHE TIRED EYES „ffe n d <>P *h* " l,Hr " f • Ver’ ’" '¿ T ' blushed boyishly. . . . Sue r— fat fce * • r«»w Aninnv tlie jitii e r an«i gohl- , law suit is th u t about a th o u sa n d /etn » v tta in Tbo«ip»o«» a » y e w a ie r C arol looked at P ru d en ce. S h e « b o T i b î 'i o i Ì ' S l ’ - S ; . . X 1 e . a r t i c i « - her d re s ,.n « tab la lay a | oh l-T it-B lta, B’i» ai lour •/ ' VM wnd «v* hottlw - LMb «*»»•» frwf M. 1. •lck. poor child. You o ught to do ALL DH UC U U Ta w in e tliln g fo r her." I RY— MEAL BY ETHEL L ai Carnation Mush® ^Prom ote g o o d Health. T h e House behind th egooai Don’t Suffer UseCuticura MssaMst’i Oil otor Oil» & Greases Good Fall MORTON h o s p it a l LAYERS *eç Green’s August Flower y, N. U .. Ban F ra n cieco , N e. 41-I92B -