The Beaverton review., November 27, 1936, Image 3

The Uefvertpn Review
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Alili: I In- rullìi, I In* Mt<TIU. Al
Ii-i III«* «Vly. tl.ti night,
After
llir htilli.-up tlii' |i*l ilo* i. And
uflcr U h fc**l D ii *
lntt-Ultn!
11* >1 Itili y f«n *l», gllC*t liltltMT*.
S il liti:« > npcrhilr,
imi ri y
meni«
n!mo*t • 1 1 >% u y h Icavc In
tliun
merry * » k « » t « « ll of Icfl ovtM .
Iti h «,t miri« Un- gli r i« » <>f il«'
Ii'imt I h bi ni-.illi Ilio digli I I ) ut
m i)
tnotbeir'*
itnugliiwr.
leu
Uni tu ihui'ito follili mnl rinviar,
10 Irnnifi mi, no limi t'ie loft
o v «r oniorins «a n reincarnai ion
In ihmiwi «olii lini»
fi>nu, In rt»
overa <n-o<l m t In- “arongviY*;
ilio) rsi I mi b’ «alliga, euiiniugly
dleguiaevt
«mine, k" Iiry, In u l'U M H ole diali,
«le w , ur ««Miti. Ho "•tonni itp"
p ien i) of ib o n Miri«' witti thu
mula cuume uf ilio fenat, and
uro n i' I i tu nuiko menl-reinnjiut«
Itilo ria l iiiii'Kiiinn of ilio “ ynrd-
w ide" vili IH y.
II» mi'hi “Turbe) Itriiinant"
a • Ipe banano*. diood
4 ou|i diced canned pim-applt-
I* l l f l'iipt diced cooked lurkey
% oii|» dirmi m i n )
u l«a«p. Malt
Mayotialno to molnton
.Mix liaiiii'iinM mad pinappl« to
gvthwr. tP ln c a p ile prova ni
dm
colora tuo. uf huiiana*). A>ld Lho
ottior inKiodloiUN ami mix avoli.
Serve <<n loiiuoo leavom. (¡urti-
Irli, If doMliod,
iill.li
oliopin d
nutH ami additional
m ayor« Ino,
Hi rvc* 6 to H.
and rover, 15 minute«
n t*ul-
UtK
water. Arrange In baking
pun, fill with mixed mnat, rieo,
and *ea*on iiig; ca vnr avllli lopn.
fun ter, In* earli
avitli
toothpick.
I*' or
around t.liom
avuter in
* »li li Ltiruipn cooked; buko until
lender. pour o ff liquid and bruavn
li*h lly. Ha*rvo
»¡ii<on pepper«, targe onlonn,
firm lotiaalooH, m le.rxo r y rent*
nray be tiaed an n ip to bold m ix­
ture of rice, ninul o r tiaii and
name. Pepper« ahotild be hol-
li wni out and parboiled; ‘ onion«
rd irarroiM nbi.uWl be cooked
" 1 •' 'ii< iKiltowed out
in cup
Mhapc Tonteluen m eil
no pre­
liminary
rooking.
HojMon
all
vegetable rup
well before «lu f-
tm*. « over with hiitinr<.,| e.rumba
nr
grated rhee*«.
F R ID A Y .
U --------------------------
27.
IMB
THREE STEPS IN POLLY’S HEALTH PROTECTION
| On Ort'Kon
w -----------------------
II lii'at (>r»M Shows
NOVEMBER
On
Range
I«AKKV1K\V Twenty a<.rt» nt
range land on the Walt l>-ebm*ri
ranch at Hall Oieek In
i,ako
county,
Igoaxk'UHl tx»
created
wheat g ia ia »<-ed three years
ugi', this
year
«bowed
fair
»land o f «Iro n *, «ubsta fial crea-
In i win at f r a i * plantw among
the bronco 4» an V. «a g e
bruah
and lllpillOM, MM) H County ^ «e n t
Vic Job it non. The a rei was In-
*l»»sle»I rereutly by VV. O. H ai-
nnicn, aupervi*<»r o f the kVemort
ualk nal fieest, and Melvin Burke,
range examiner.
• a»ada Thistle* Eiadieatrd
With his atethoacope the doctor and slightly swollen Indicating that j when a
may be more easily
A lla n )
Ixeater McKaidund c f
Is listening to the aounds In Polly's Infection has occurred. Hhe may affect'
Tip < it Mu-h!
i shadows on Polly’a
la n g e rt
is no longer w orrkd
lungs. He hears no strange nor sus­ have this first Infection, however, Plate!
You may mix I eft-a»ver rooked about Canada thistle getting fhe
i relief to her and to
picious noises that bis ear is trained without having the disease. To find tier pan .. . ,j know for certain that
vegetable* with rire und Iry In le st o f hi* jptaiu crops, he told
to recognize a* symptoms of tu- out definitely if any harm is being she is a healthy little girl! Christ­
nulml o il fo r a delirimi* btnh. county A gen t F. c . Mullen re­
berculosia, but he la not satisfied i done to her lungs the next impor- mas Heals help support theae three
The oil briny* out the flavor cently
During tin- past thfee
with that method of diagnosis only. tant step will follow. “ Take a deep steps that protect the health o f
o* the meal, fow l or vegetal))«»* or four yea i* he ha* praetic-
Hhe la given a tuberculin test which breath and hold It!” and the magic thousands of boys and girls through­
nnd give* a golden <•< ler and a lly eliminated th4* |«e«t from
will show whether tuberculosis X-ray has photographed Polly's out the country- Christmas Heals are
hla fai m, through the use of
ntvory fla vo r much deaired.
germs have entered her body. Polly's lungs. Shadows on the X-ray plate sold between Thanksgiving and
Kisfium chlorate, he said.
He
“ •cratch” after two daya became red reveal the disease In Its early forms Christmas to fight tuberculosis.
In iimìiwì u i> Ilio
It-ft-overa,
« eporta killing ats.ut 90 per c e lt
Sparkling Salad
Hlufled
Turnip
flip
s
ynu’ ll lim i r.n bei ter t»Iti unii
of the ihL-tles the firat time li­
14 tbap'. Kciatln
a ll) itimi ri ce. li
arili Muntoti
l tup rooked fire
speaker* nesday «vo.tr.g at % p.ni. in the one year
ver a field, using not lesa than Fr tnrl*. Among other
4
rup
bollfn*
water
Mio flit v«:r nini o XI oli il Ilio nuvunnt
1 cup eaild Inmt» (or otlwr nw»t)
three pound* of rhemieal per sq. ! wi o will appear on future pro­ church.
Clip
MIK&r
4
nf Ilio tonai Hllla* bit of fumi;
Dated at Beaverton,
Oregon
I (Imp. m in e d (MbtHley
t«xf. He often carries a sup­ gram« are Dr. W. T. fobmaon,
1 rup apple, mbed
We are always glad to see you
this 23rd day of November, 193«
11 inny ite ilf li« le lio a liii aitili*
X turnip*
ply
o
f
Llie
material
wirti
him
poultry
pathologist
at
O.H.C.,
and
ft
oi*r
M
r
vice*.
2 Ura 4 >e<lrult
uni Uio «liniMent I ohm tu tanto
I limp, butler
H<«n er
Wilson, Rec.-Treas.
as lie goe* a!»out his usual farm ­ G . ('. Ktc-ney, manager of the
4 rup erana
■ r lemure, and Un no it.expon*-
A. E. WilAJO, Mayor
I mull mineral colon
ing operation*. *prtr.kling it on Pacific Poultry
i» eup cold win ler
Producers' Co-
Ivo ttial II keiqv* l'io co*! Aliarn
4
trasp. mirry powder
any thtetle* he finds.
oyeratlve association.
S' 'k «elatin t- cold water
w hldi In Ilio originai idra In
Hull and pepper
B y Girl Scout Troop No. B1 I
minute«
Add
boiling
water
and
s p i ;; i l l SCHOOL Mr,: riN t.
urli»« lefl-iiv« r*. after all' Rice
Pare turnip«, eul «lir e from
Fall Rood Tim e To Ret Kodent*
Prime l»r )e r .S udì ( oiitinued
m
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f'tttar.
Stir
until
diaaolved.
Add
<irubine« wlth fiali, meni, forvi, -top «md ««o p amt Inalde, lea vine
A SPECIAL SCHOOL .MEFTI.V3
CORVALLIS Fall
an<|
early
Dallas
The Polk county a -
Bob .Mead spent the week on
n iM'Inblon, oun l>o nervini avllh rim '4 Fieli. rook bauh Hhell« apple, grapefruit and nut«. Mix wlnfit-r are good time* to catwy
will be held Fi the Hig;i Pcho.l
gt-nt,.«
office,
in
cooperation
with
a
business
trip
tc-
Klanxath
Falls.
thoroughly. Put into
individual
cr Novemter r,0, 19 16. at cir’it
n a ram piign for the control I. . H. W’^gand of the iur, ¡cul­
mold* which have been dipped
Mrs. ( ’ora Thtwnpscn lias moved
o’clock, for the purjc.-i <»l se-
of gopher*,
moles,
rat*,, and tural products department atO.
In <i Id water. C h ill
Remove
to Portia d for the winter and
squirrel*, say* County Agotit, W. 8 c. ,1s studying prune drying
s i> . - i n which tv lo-«
fr-«rn mold* and arrange on orlan
I* renting her place to Marvin
opera
Ion*
ir.
Polk
County
in
an
care
the
new
sc-h ol gar-igr.
8.
Averill.
As
the
mound
be­
lettuce leave*
fj»imiah
with
Sobik.
come* uv.lat gopher*, and mole- ettort to assist the dryer oper
Date of first publica i- n \ov.
whipped eream
rnayonaiae end
-V. *. W. I. Heinrich», E. E. 13. 1936.
will lie working nearer the *ur- a or* to reach a higher effic--
whole pern rv*.
The B rder and A. W. Http.iens via-
fare, ard it is an opportune •tncy in their operation*
Since left-over meal* are apt
Date of lait publication. Nov.
time to uat the reoogriaed tnet.h- a mount of fuel used, fuel power ited relatives at Staten, Oregon
to tie
a little bland, w oal you
27. 1936.
• ds of r< ttol. lie pcin’* ottt. illative huniidl y, length of time recently.
r.ied for a renin ml or regular
A* the stormy w rather reme* on, lor drying, air speed, and simi­
menu i* the xe*t of eltrua fruit.
A pot-luck luncheon and meet­
rat* will enter builling'. e*lab- li r ¡»'to rs are being »bseived.
ing of the Home Extension I ’ nit
Start
off with eltrua cr let If
L I C M You Are Hungry
llahing their winter
quasiers. Diyer included in the slud. are
Are Thirsty
the needed Iw arg to y v w Ke d -ark* will be spolleil and
ose of Ike Dyck. T. A Dunn will he given on Tuesday at the n n C l i i ' , . ,
graege hall.
in the salad.
the i at* will start feeding on J. H. Voth. K. F. Aobi, fj. Lang:
Joe Kisele. aud Fred Kubiu.
W.
|. Heinrichs end family,
store it feed and «ted
Sweet T a le r \pple*
Hen i ertoti, Oregon
the l-osk family, and the ita r-
ir.g family *p; r.t Sunday at Ariel
The i1 gr .cultural consi nation
I»eft-over sweet ‘later*'' HeT'e'a
I iin *ri Rra** Value Shown
(iinm iasen bag stimulated '¡.ter- Dam i-a Washington.
,-t gnr-d way to make a main
Oreg n city— A typical example
tst a.r.oiig L lie icunty fa'mers
dJ h with them: t'ut un|>eele<t
of a piece of otherwise waste I in buying
lime
for
urc in
applf**
In halve*, and broil
or
NOTICE TO CBED110H9
land made to produce a valuable p:ei*ir.n'. land for legumes re­
bake until almost
don«;
pile
In the County Court of the State
mnahist «rvl H#;uu»r.«Hl awee-t ^v- crop through the tme of Reed perti County Agent. O. 8. Flet­
B E T T Y B AR C LAY
cher. Arrangements are
being
of Oregon for Washington Co.
<»n lop. Rehtfnr ir
hot Can wry gras* is to be seen on
Women who follow the recipe* kmooth. add nail and prpp-r, rrenm t sloe*
n.adr o i>ool orders for
lime
No. 4504
of tl
K.iod Prim er should pay and pureed l.linus. ItrInti in bullini; even, and serve with broileo ba- the farm of C. 1» Chamber* of through the county agent's c f-
In the matter cf the Estate of
Jiartlruiiir utlentlon to the follow point.
A little whipped rr-uin ern. For -a ‘‘luxury tmieh" stif-k Fugla Cr. ek, according to County-
t ice u> be applied before Oct.
ini: Limn bean reel pm. Almost all plared In bottom of each cup In fine a few chopped almortcfa on tsp.
TU ¡rus W. Bishop, deceased.
Agent J. J. Inskeep. The Cham- 31. FenefL payments for lime
t o» m | tdeiiieiil« are found III rookaMl pouriur lu *oup la ulwnya an Im-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
twr* farm i* located on rodhill •il plicali: n* •lielp farmer« meet
dried l.lma«
mid thine beaus ur« provemont to cream soup. Cumin!)
that the undersigned has been
•‘Sanre’* Veur PVkidWh
obtainable In l i n t the whole your with finely mlncod puialey.
«oil through which rums a draw part of ‘he ca«h cost ini dved.
duly appointed by the above en­
F*w left-over cake t r pudding:
‘round.
The first crops of
c .fs et
on wiikh the soil I* wet in win­
Lima Salad
BEAVERTON
- -
OREQON
With a few ran* on your omer-
1 egg
wheat, grass seed to he har- titled court as administrator of
1 rup cooked, dried I.imna
ter. This draw has been planted
««■m y Nlielf you run prepare a tanty
tl e estât? of said deceased, and
\
eup
white
corn
syrup
vested
in
Deschutes
cour.
y
were
Med. to Sat. Nov. 25 to 2S
fam ily dluh or a aurpri«e Kue*t dl»h 2 tablcxpooiin minced ouion
to Reed Canary gTasa in rows
1 leasp rrated lemort rind
cu
this yeir or the farms of lies duly qualified as such.
4 cup dlred, conked beet*
at u moment a notice.
(Double Feature)
for
a
number
of
years,
and
each
Now.
t her fore, all
perrtms
2 tvileapoou* finely chop|ied
Jesse Tuck, Redmond. a:id J
2 tbap*: IMPT-n
Here are the reoipea. T ry them
“ IT
II VI) TO H A PPE N
pa raley
sc w on produce* a hose crop of R. Benham. Bend, accorditig to having claims against said ee-
Few grains salt
«11 aud you will have three new
Witfh George Raft a.nd l»eo
'4 cup French drenaln*
hay.
and
could
be
used
for
pas­
favorite« In your homo.
Coua y
Agent
Gus
Hagglund. tste are hereby
notified and
Heal syrup to hotline.
pour
Carrillo
1 teuapooli Worceatemhire Kauce
slowly over beaten egg yolk, re ­ ture as well. Many other farms I. eschutes also produced its first required to present the same to­
Cream of Lima Soup
Plus
Mix Inyredlenla and chill befor«
crop
of
chewing*
fescue
seed
on
gether
» ith
proper
vouchers
turn to fire and
rook
until to the county have
pieces of
“ SPE( I VI. INVESTIGATOR”
1 4 cup* rooked, dried Mum«
i *ervluB. Arran«« on lettuce.
e fat ,n of J. L. Bailor of theief
th« re to the udersigned at
slightly thickened. Add salt, lem­ Ir.nd on which the erep could he II.
4 mmill onion, nllced
With Richard Dix
Lim a« with Sauaag*
l tablexpoou flue mimed parnley
on Juice and r ’ld. Cool mixture used with similarly profitable re­ Tulamo community.
the Bishop Hardware More in
3 tubleK|MMiu« butter
pound HBiivnye
bun.
to
Tue*. Nov. 29 to Oec. I
‘Beavxrton, Oteg n.
within six
and fold intv Htifffly beaten egg sults, Mr. In*keep says.
1 table*poon flour
1 medium .nixed onion
“
MVKV
OE S C O TLA N D "
months from the date therof.
w hite.
1 ten* poo li «alt
1 rup rooked, dried I-lmaa
With Katherine Hepburn and
Dated
st
Hillsboro
this
2flth
1 rup tomatoes
4 teimpnon pepper
Begin* W inter Poultry < irie *
FYederic .March
1 rup tup milk or thin m um
'4 teaspoon chill
dr.y of October. 1936.
Companionship
Washington county pouPrymei
With News and Cartoon Cow-
tea*|MMin
nail
4
llnh l.lma* Ihrnuyh a rnar»o
F W
Bishop. Administriitor of
Tell trn thy company and t opened their annual series
o
edy.
F rv onion and Kaua«i*e until wet
atove. Melt butter, add onion and
the estate of Thomas W. Bishop.
.< r t.
winter meetiugs with a r.recia l
<«Mik 5 minute«; remove onion, add done. Add other luKmllenta am ¡will tell thee whot thou
Frank Deich. 1104 Guardian Buil­
Cervantes.
flour to rrmaintni; butter; atlr until «funner for 30 minute«.
dinmr and entertatrment
|tm-
l*cx*. ¿-5 Med. to Sat.
P H I Kl II OF ( HH1ST
ding. Attorney for the above es­
gram n the Tigard grange tail
( Double Feature)
H. Pu man. Pa *tor
tate
Feline Filosojiby
October 27, foil w ing
which H. æ ------------------------------------------------ n
"‘ TH E v o i c e o f r e g i e
VNN-
F i r t publicatioa Friday Oct.
Ulv Gohoonua. the offlre r at i ' K. t'oaby, exten'ion siiecialirt tn
Starring Lionel Barrym ore and
Kv.ingelistic
nie-tlngs
begi:.
rext
0. 1936.
Mon I* the only animal that prultry husbandry at O.S.i'. spoke
Maureen O'Sullivan
I^ st publication. Frida) Nov.
dtltik* when not thirstv
and on the subject, of “Holding Pul­ Mocday night at 7:45.
Plus
Bible
School-
9:45
a.m.
7. 1936.
make« loie at 'll «maona
"H IG H
T E N S IO N ”
lets up In Production.” Plans
Communion service— 11 a.m.
Starring Glenda Farrell i.nd
are to hold the meeting* t the
8' mg set vice and pie idling
it t v
Ilirkenlooper’* girl. Pe
a good cast
foui tli Tuesday of lacb month 7:45 p.m.
n o t ic f : o f
c it y
f l e c t io n
tunla. apend* ao much tine In as in the past
a<'co»dinr to
You are coidhdly invited to
Notice is hc.eby given that the Next :
“SI Z V
oiii kcd . r r* th y're now «how'lnc assistant County
Agen: L. F. all assemblies.
regular annual election for the
her on all the road mapr
æ-
------------ œ town of Besverton will be lv Id
Me b„d*t Lpj*co|ial t htireh
U the City Hall,
First Slre.t
F.arl B. >lor*ell, Pastor
betw en A 'c e l s -d Main Streets,
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B e n v n tcn . O r r
. «■ Taenday.
Sv i iy S.'hool— 9:45
a.m. Mrs. ne?en.ber 8, 1936. between the
G. Pace, Superintendent. A sep- hours of rr.e o’clock P.M.
THE EASTER MORNING EGC-ROUINC
,ia!o Pr rnaiy department. Clae­ seven o’clock P.M., ft whic.t
ON THE WHITE HOUSE LAWN IS A
tbe following natr.cd office s
ses for all.
CUSTOM WHICH ORIGINATED DURING
lie
elected:
Mitring
W
on
hip
tl
a.m.
Ser­
ARI5T0AENUS,THE CREEK
PRESIOENT MAOOSON’S ADMINISTRATION
One Mayor to serve ore
mon-Tope. "The laird's
Plant-
PHILOSOPHER, WAS SO F0N0 OF
C - e C'-mctl man to serve
in.” Ar an : vers a: y sermon.
HICHLY SPICED SALADS THAT HE
yen y
Kpworth league- -7 p.m.
Three Conr.cilnien tc serve two
WATERED HIS LETTUCE CARDEN
WITH SWEET WINE.
yxars
1
Naaercne
( hnrch
One Recorder-Trt asurer to scive
Peter Clark. Paster
THE FIRST SALAD DRESSING
CEDAR MILL NEWS
TRY the “U and I"
at the
ovler
AT THE RITZ
, CHUUCH !
IW O Ü ttLM D tS
QDS. FACTS*" FOIBUt
'■UiifiJIWíkijLHIlKtl
ÍA OF YOURHamE
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gt--------------
IN HISTORY WAS MADE OF Oil,
VIHECAR, FENNEL,MINT, PARSLEY.
AND ELDER-FLOWERS
THE SIGN OF THE FlSH-USED BY PERSECUTED
CHRISTIANS IN ROME AS THE SYMBOL OF
THEIR LOYALTY-WAS ALSO A SACRED
EMBLEM BEFORE THE CHRISTIAN ERA. ,
THE AMERICAN INDIANS B fllE Y E O THAT
TWIN CHILDREN WERE TRANSFORMED
SALMON AND THEY WERE NEVER
ALLOWEO TO GO NEAR THE RIVERS DUR­
EASTER EGGS ARE GIVEN AS GIFTS
DURING THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR
BECAUSE THEY WERE AMONG THE
ING THE SALMON RUN FOR FEAR THEY
FIR ST OF THE CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS.
SHOULD BE TURNED BACK INTO SALMON.
^.F amous G ourmets
h
kt't V ^ Û
. X .-i
f L w f '« v A :
s iv J
-O Artty
¿At
of
H istory
ISAAC NEWTONS FAVORITE
.'V
COURSE WAS SALAD-
fÿiy v y y j k i
thus hang straight
and true.
You can order ahades in such
lovely colors as cornflower blue,
mignonette green, strained honey,
delicate tones o f gray and Circas­
sian brown. Itnngine what exquisite
color combinations you can achieve
with your curtains and draperies!
Then too you can buy duotone
shades — one outside tone for a
"uniform front’’ to the street — the
Good cloth window shades last inside tone to match the color
flic years and longer — they stand scheme of your room.
Look at your shades now! Are
up under rainstorms and ateam
Are they smart In
from kitchens and bathrooms with­ they clean?
out crinkling. They diffuse light appearance and worthy of your
If they aren't buy cloth
which Is to important, particularly taste?
fo r bedrooms and nursery windows shades today — you can get them
Ask for the type
• » a harsh light is hard on the at any store.
eves of the sleeper.
They are The Window Shade Institute is
Biiitio on good sturdy rollers and sponsoring.
They’re your window shades of
course! How effectively they tell
your neighbors Just what type of
person you are! Keep the eyes of
your home sparkling, fresh nnd
Immaculate- buy first quality cloth
window shade* .of firm, fine fnbrlc
(woven on a loom) and “ processed”
with nil paint. Then your window
•h.-des
immediately
become
a
decorative asset.
a-
Sr ay Bible School -9:45. Mr.
W. H. Hart, Supt.
The Evangelistic Crusade com­
mences at 1 o’clock with Rev.
J. T. Little of Woodlake, Cali-
fornta al the special
speaker.
Miss Grace Fewless of
Port­
land will be musical
director
and soloist during the crusade
extending over t'.iree Sundcvs.
The Evargelistic service at 7:45
with Dr. Little hrmging the mes­
sage. fervires each evening at
7:45 except Saturday.
Yen are iy n H »b '' la " I M .
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Bethel Congregational Church
Harper S. Rnm*„ Pastor
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Bible School 9:45
a.m. R. C.
Dolv. Sii|H. Interesting and h lp-
ful classes.
Morning Worship Hour
II
a.m. Anthem by the choir. V*'.
t. Cady, Director. Fernion theme
“The
Importance Of
Christ’s
De th.”
Junior and Senior Endeavor at
7 n.m. Interesting and helpful
discussions.
Note: Bible study each Wed-
HOW MODERN
WOMEN LOSE
FAT SAFELY
Gain Physical V igor — Youthful-
neaa W ith Clear Skin and V iva­
cious Eyes That Sparkle With
Glorious Health
Here’s the recipe that banishes fat
and brings out all the natural attrac­
tiveness that every woman possesses.
Every morning take one half tea­
spoonful of Krusrhen Salts in a glass
of hot water before breakfast--cut
down on pastry and fatty meats— go
light on potatoes, butter, cream and
sugar—in 4 weeks get on tbe scales
and note how many pounds of tat
have vanished. Notire also that you
have gained in energy- your skin is
clearer you feel younger in body -
Krusehrn will give you a joyous
surprise.
Ost a bottle o f Kruschen Salts tbe
coat It trifling ana It lasts ♦ weeks It
jrou don t feel a supcib Improvement in
health -- so gloriously energetic — vigor­
ously alive—your money glidly returned.
N O T E — Many people And that the
only diet change necessary whils tsk
¡no Kruschen regularly la TO EAT
LESS.
WMtN COOO FERMfsTfS AM» 6AUK RUE
TAKE JUST ENOUGH TO AIKAIIZE -
Gas is fine in your stove or f u r ­
nace, but it’s both painful and
embarassing in your stomach.
W hy don’t you use Alka-Seltaer
for the relief of A C ID I N D I ­
G E S T IO N ,
Colds.
Headache,
Neuralgia,
Muscular.
Sciatic Pains?
Rheumatic,
int to take and
Alka-Seltaer Is pi-
unusually effective In action — not
laxative, not habit forming, does no(
depress tha heart.
Ask your druggist.
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