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Mayor l i c l o r Joppolo, V . S. A., was
• good man. You u i l l m that. I l is the
u h o lr reason uAv / u w tl >ou
|,n,.u
his story,
H t was the Am gol officer o f a ¡m a il
Ita lia n town caller! Adano. H e was
more or less the Am erican mayor after
our invasion.
V « * know , flo o d fo r A llie d
M ilita ry G o i ernm eut O ccupied T e rri
tory. The authorities decided, shortly
after the hap/wnings o f this story. that
the w ord Am gol had an ugly G erm anic
sound, and tAev heard that the two sylla
bles of the w ord, when taken separately,
u * f *’ I urkish w ords unm entionable in
translation.
they decided to call it
A .M .G . and forget about the O ccupied
T errito ry .
I hat uas later, though. K hen I knew
h im . M ajor Joppolo was Am gol officer
o f Adano, and he uas good.
1 here w ere probably not any really
bad men in Am gol, but there w ere some
'* * ’ 1 1 and s till are, even though
*"*' ' u r^t*h embarrassment has been
«U N. U. r t k T u t l l
’ soil, B o rth s a id : “ Y o u a r e too senti-
' m e n ta l.”
T h e M a jo r s a id : ‘ 'M a y b e , b ut you
w ill be the s a m e w hen y o u g e t to
H u n g a r y ."
" N e v e r , n ot m e ."
T h e M a jo r lo o k e d to w a rd the tow n
a n d s a id : " D o y o u th in k it's safe
now ?"
B o rth s a id : " W h y n o t? ”
" T h e n how do w e g o ? "
B o rth u nfo ld ed a m a p ease d e
lib e r a te ly . H e p u t a fre c k le d Anger
on th e c e llu lo id c o v e r a n d sa id :
" H e r e , by the V ia B a r r in o as f a r as
th e V ia of O c to b e r T w e n ty -e ig h t,
and the P ia z z a is a t the top o f the
V ia o f O c to b e r T w e n ty -e ig h t.”
"O c to b e r T w e n ty -e ig h t." th e M a
j o r s a id , " w h a t is t h a t O c to b e r
T w e n ty -e ig h t? "
" T h a t ’ s th e d a te of M u s s o lin i's
m a r c h on R o m e , in 1922," B o rth
sa id .
" I t is the d a y w hen M usso
lin i th in k s he b eg an to be a big
s h o t." B o rth w as v e ry good a t m e m
o ry .
T h e y s ta rte d w a lk in g .
The M a
j o r s a id : " I h a v e lost a ll count, so
w h a t is to d a y ? "
“ J u ly te n th ."
“ W e w ill c a ll it th e V ia o f J u ly
T e n ."
"S o y o u ’re re n a m in g th e s tre e ts
a lr e a d y . N e x t y o u ’ ll be ra is in g m o n
D E P A R T M
F I ERE
T h e y c a m e in t im e to th e to w n ’s
m a in s q u a re , w h ic h w a s c a lle d P i
a zza P ro g re s s o . A n d on th a t s q u a re
th e y saw the b u ild in g th e y w e re
lo o k in g for.
T h e r e w as a c lo c k to w e r on th e
le ft h an d fro n t c o rn e r.
O n to p o f
N * TO-NIOMT, T O M O M O W A LH O H T
the to w e r th e re w as a m e ta l f r a m e
w h ic h m u s t h a v e been d es ig n e d to
h old a b e ll.
I t w as b a ro q u e and
loo ked v e ry o ld. B u t th e re w a s no
b e ll.
O n th e side o f th e c lo c k to w e r b ig
w h ite le tte rs s a id . " I l P o po lo I t a l i
a n o ha c re a ta col suo sa n g u e l ’ I m
p e ro , lo fe c o n d e rà col sua la v o r o •
lo d ife n d e rà c o n tra c h iu n q u e c o lle
sue a r m i . "
FOR ACID IN D IG E S T IO N —
T h e M a jo r p ointed a n d s a id : "S e e .
H
B o rth . even a f t e r o u r in v a s io n it
is e x t r a
F i r s t , c u t a s t r i p 8 in c h e s w id e
f r o m o n e s id e o f th e e n t i r e le n g th
o f f a b r i c ; t h e n c u t th is c ro s s w is e
’— s - H - i :!
g l Ubiti
TUMS"'
car*
* * * • the theories
about adm inistering occupied te rri
tories a ll turned out to be just theo
ries, and in fact the thing which de
ABOUT
term in ed whether we Americans w ould
be successful in that toughest o f a ll jobs
MOJ nothing m ore or less than the q ual
ity o f the men who d id the adm inister
ing.
That is why I th in k it is im portant
fo r you to know about M a jo r Joppolo.
H e uas a good man, though w eak in
Prop er in fla tio n I t a mu i t
certain attractive, hum an ways, and
u m e n ts . M a jo r J o p p o lo , Arst to an
fo r m a x im u m tiro sorvico;
w hat he d id and w hat he was not able
u n k n o w n s o ld ie r, then to y o u rs e lf.
and now w o kavo re p o rts o f
Io do in Adano represented in m in ia
I d o n ’ t tru s t you m e n w ho a r e so so m u c h h e re , B o r th .”
■n ingenious p o s t-w a r davlco
ture u h a l Am erica can and cannot do
B o rth s a id : " T h a t sounds s illy
which, throo gh a s o ria t o f
in Europe. Since he happened to be a
too. R e m e m b e r th e a lle y , c le a n up
good man, his works represented the
light« on th e cor o r truck
best o f the possibilities.
dashboard, w ill w a rn tbo
th e a lle y w a y , s ir , it is th e a lle y th a t
Am erica is the in te rn a tio n a l country.
o p e ra to r w h o « th o prossoro
y o u o u g h t to c o n c e n tra te o n ."
M a jo r Joppolo uas an Ita lia n Am erican
in a n y tiro I t a n d o r w h a t 1»
T h e M a j o r w a lk e d a c ro s s th e P i
should ba.
going to w ork in Ita ly . O u r arm y has
a z z a up to th e b ig b la c k d o o r o f th e
t ugoslavs and Frenchm en and A u stri
P a la z z o , p u t h is b r ie f c ase d o w n ,
"Dvcki," tho amphibious 2M-ton
ans and Czechs a n d Norw egians in it,
took a p ie c e o f c h a lk out o f h is
truck» now used by tho Arm y, have
nod everywhere o u r arm y goes in
p o c k e t, a n d w ro te on a p a n e l o f th e
tiro» th a t originally wore deiigned
Europe, a man can turn to the private
by I. f. Goodrich fo r do»ort use. Tho
d o o r:
" V ic t o r
J o p p o lo ,
M a jo r ,
beside h im and say: "H e y , M ac, what's
tiro» have broad troad and aro e x
U .S .A ., A M G O T . T o w n o f A d a n o .”
this fu rrin e r saying? H o w much does he
ceptionally flexible and light in
want fo r that bunch o f grapes?" A nd
T h e n both m e n w e n t in s id e a n d
weight. These desert tiro* which
M ac w ill be able to translate.
up s o m e m a r b le s ta irs , lo o k in g a ll
wont to too a re rondoring heroic
a ro u n d th e m as th e y c lim b e d . T h e y
•orvlco In tho South Pacific and on
took a tu rn a n d w e n t th ro u g h a
tho European battiofronti.
CHAPTER I
d o o r m a r k e d P o d e s ta . T h e o ffic e on
th e o th e r side o f th a t d o o r took V ic
In v a s io n h ad c o m e to th e to w n of
to r J o p p o lo ’s b r e a th a w a y .
A d an o .
In th e firs t p la c e , it w a s so v e ry
A n A m e r ic a n c o rp o ra l ra n ta u tly
b ig .
I t m u s t h a v e b een s e v e n ty
a lo n g th e d ir t y V ia F a v e m i a n d a t
fe e t lon g and t h ir t y fe e t w id e . T h e
th e c o rn e r h e th r e w h im s e lf d ow n.
peace
c e ilin g w a s h ig h , an d th e floo r w a s
H e m a d e c e rta in a rr a n g e m e n ts w ith
m
a
r
b
le
.
h is lig h t m a c h in e gun a n d then
“ S a y ," sai<| M a j o r J o p p o lo . " th is
tu rn e d and b ecko ned to h is frie n d s
is o k a y ."
to c o m e fo rw a rd .
" L o o k s lik e th a t o ffic e o f M u s s o
In th e V ia C a la b r ia , In a n o th e r
l i n i ’ s ," B o rth s a id . " C o m e to th in k
p a r t o f tow n , a p a r t y o f th r e e c re p t
o f it, y o u look q u ite a lo t lik e M u s
fo r w a r d lik e c a ts . A n explo sio n, pos
s o lin i, s ir, e x c e p t th e m u s ta c h e . W ill
t
s ib ly o f a m o r t a r s h e ll, a t s om e dis
it be o k a y w ith y o u to be a M u s s o
ta n c e to the n o rth b ut a p p a re n tly
lin i? ”
in s id e th e to w n , caused th e m to fa ll
“ C u t th e k id d in g ." th e M a jo r s a id .
fla t w ith a splash o f dust.
They
“ L e t ’ s look a ro u n d .”
w a ite d on th e ir b e llie s to see w h a t
T h e y w e n t out th ro u g h the w h ite
w o u ld h ap p e n .
d o o r a t the end o f th e ro o m an d
A n e n tire p la to o n d uc k e d fro m
w a lk e d th ro u g h s e v e ra l o ffices, a ll
g ra v e to g ra v e in th e C a p u c in C e m -
o f w h ic h w e re c ro w d e d w ith desks
AT FIRST
M
e te r y h ig h on th e h ill o v e rlo o k in g
and Ales and bookcases. T h e flies
to w n .
The
e n tir e
p la to o n
w as
had not been e m p tie d o r e v e n d is
s c a re d . T h e y w e re o u t o f touch w ith
tu rb e d .
" G o o d ." s a id B o rth . " lis ts
•1 d o n ’t tru s t you m e n w ho a r e
t h e ir u n it. T h e y d id not k n o w the
of n a m e s , e v e ry o ne re g is te re d a n d
s e n t im e n ta l."
s itu a tio n . T h e y w e re n e a r t h e ir ob
a ll t h e ir re c o rd s .
I t 'l l be e asy fo r
je c tiv e , w hich w as th e ro c k y c re s t
s e n tim e n ta l a n d h av e too d a m n
us h e r e .”
n ot f a r off, b ut th e y w a n te d to find
m u c h c o n s c ie n c e .”
T h e M a j o r s a id : “ W h a t a d if f e r
o ut w h a t w as g o in g on in th e to w n
Cold Preparations a» diraeltd
“ C u t th e k id d in g .” the M a jo r s a id .
ence b e tw e e n m y o ffice a n d these
b e fo re th e y m o v e d on.
T h e r e w as an echo in the w a y he
o
th
e
rs
.
I
t
is
s
h
a
m
e
f
u
l
/
’
A ll th ro u g h th e to w n o f A d an o ,
s a id it , as i f he w e re a boy h a v in g
A ll B o rth s a id w a s : - " Y o u r o f
A m e r ic a n s w e re lik e th is . T h e y
been c a lle d w op by o th e rs in school.
fice ? ”
w e re n ot g e ttin g m u c h re s is ta n c e ,
In s p ite o f th e gold m a p le le a f of
W h e n th e tw o w e n t b ac k in to the
b u t it w a s t h e ir firs t d a y o f in v a
r a n k on th e c o lla r, th e re w as an
b ig o ffic e th e re w a s an I t a lia n th e re .
sion, a n d th e y w e re tig h t in t h e ir
echo.
H e h ad e v id e n tly been h id in g in th e
m u s c les .
A t th e c o r n e r o f th e th ir d a lle y
b u ild in g . H e w as a s m a ll m a n , w ith
B u t a t one o f th e s u lp h u r lo a d in g
ru n n in g o ff th e V ia o f O c to b e r T w e n a s h in y lin e n o ffic e c o a t on. w ith h is
je tt ie s a t th e p o r t a M a jo r w ith a
ty -e ig h t. th e tw o m e n c a m e on a
c o lla r b u tto n e d b ut no tie .
b r ie f case u n d e r h is a r m s te p p e d
d ea d It a lia n w o m a n . She h ad b een
T h e s m a ll It a lia n g a v e the F a s c is t
fro m th e s lid in g g a n g w a y o f L C I
d ressed in b la c k . H e r rig h t leg w as
s a lu te a n d w ith an e a g e r fa c e said
N o . 9488, a n d h e seem ed to be w h o l
b lo w n o ff a n d th e flies fo r som e r e a in I t a l i a n : “ W e lc o m e to th e A m e n -
ly c a lm .
son p re fe r re d th e d a r k s tic k y pool o f c a n s ! L iv e R o o s e v e lt! H o w g la d I
B o r t h ,” he said to th e s e rg e a n t
blood and d ust to h e r stu m p .
a m th a t yo u h a v e a r r iv e d .
For
w ho fo llo w e d h im onto th e je t t y ,
“ A w f u l,” th e M a jo r s a id , fo r a l
m a n y y e a rs I h a v e h a te d the F a s
“ th is is lik e c o m in g h o m e, how o fte n
tho ug h th e blood w as n ot y e t d ry ,
c is ts .”
I h a v e d re a m e d t h is ." A n d he b en t
n e v e rth e le s s th e re w a s a lr e a d y a
T h e M a jo r s a id in It a lia n : “ W ho
o v e r a n d tou ched th e p a lm o f his
b e g in n in g o f a s w e et but v o m ito u s
a
re
you?”
h an d to th e je t t y , then d usted his
• D o n ’t risk y o u r la n d , la b o r and seed
o d o r.
“ I t ’ s a h e ll o f a n o te ," he
T h e l i t t l e m a n s a id : " Z ito G iu
p a lm o ff on his w oolen p an ts.
• ..in o c u la te w ith N I T R A G I N . G ive
s a id , “ th a t w e h ad to do th a t to o u r
seppe.
I h a v e b een w e ll k no w n as
T h is m a n w as M a jo r V ic to r J o p
soybeans m ore vigo r to lig h t weeds and
fr ie n d s ."
a n t i-F a s c is t.”
polo, w ho h ad been n a m e d s e n io r
d ro u g h t. G e t bigger, surer crops and
“ F r ie n d s ," s a id B o rth , “ t h a t ’ s a
M a j o r Jop p o lo s a id : " W h a t do
c iv il a ffa irs o ffic e r o f th e to w n of
conserve to il fe r tility . N I T R A G I N is
la u g h ."
you d o ? "
A d a n o , re p re s e n tin g A m g o t. H e w as
good cro p insurance f o r every p la n t
" I t w a s n ’t th e m , not th e ones lik e
Z ito s a id : “ I g re e t th e A m e r i
a m a n o f m e d iu m h e ig h t, w ith the
in g o f legumes. I t ’« the oldest inocu-
h e r ,” th e M a j o r sa id . “ T h e y w e re n ’ t
c
a
n
s
."
d a r k s k in o f his p a re n ts , w ho w e re
la n t, used by farm ers fo r 4 5 years. Cost«
o u r e n e m ie s .
M y m o th e r's m o th e r
» B o rth s a id in an It a l i a n w h ic h
It a lia n s fro m n e a r F lo re n c e .
He
ab o u t 12 cents an acre, takes a few m in
m u s t h a v e been lik e h e r. I t w a s n ’t
w as h e a v ily a c c e n te d : “ Id io t, w h a t
h ad a m u s ta c h e .
H is fa c e w as
th e p o o r ones lik e h e r, it w as the
utes to use. Produced by tra in e d scien
w
as
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k
a
ro u n d a n d his c h eeks se e m e d c h e e r
b unch up th e re w h e re w e ’r e g o in g ,
tists in a m od ern la b o ra to ry . G e t it , in
tio n ? ”
fu l b u t h is eyes w e re in te n s e and
those c ro o k s in th e C ity H a l l . "
th e yellow can, a t teed dealers.
Z
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s
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:
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ito
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v
a
n
n
i,
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r
s e rio u s . H e w a s ab o u t th irty -A v e .
“ B e c a r e f u l," B o rth s a id , a n d his
— Write today for free roybeon, alfaila,
in the P a la z z o d i C it t a , n a tiv e o f
T h e s e rg e a n t w ith h im w as L e o n
and oilier lesume book left. Addrt» bofoe.
fa c e show ed th a t he w as te a s in g th e
A d a n o .”
a r d B o rth , an M . P . , w hb w as to be
M a jo r a g a in . “ Y o u ’ r e g oin g to h a v e
M a jo r J o p p o lo s a id : " Y o u w e re
in c h a rg e o f m a tte r s o f s e c u rity in
y o u r o ffice In th e C ity H a ll.
Be
th e u sh e r h e r e ? ”
A d a n o : h e w as to h e lp w eed o ut the
c a re fu l y o u . d o n ’t g e t to be a c ro o k
“ E v e r y d a y fro m e ig h t to e ig h t.”
b ad It a lia n s and m a k e use o f the
to o .”
“
W h y d id you w o rk fo r the F a s
good ones.
B o rth h ad v o lu n te e re d
“ Lsjy o ff,” th e M a jo r s a id
cists i f you h a te d th e m ? "
to be th e firs t to go in to the tow n
B o rth s a id : “ I d o n ’ t tru s t y o u r
I h a v e h a te d th e m m a n y y e a rs ,
w ith th e M a jo r . B o rth h ad no fe a r ;
con scien ce, s ir, I 'm a p p o in tin g m y -
I a m w e ll k n o w n as a n ti-F a s c is t,
he c a re d ab o u t n o th in g . H e w as o f
s e lf a s s is ta n t con scien ce
I h a v e liv e d u n d e r a g re a t susp i
H u n g a ria n p a re n ta g e , a n d he h ad
" L a y o ff.” th e M a jo r sa id , and
c io n ."
liv e d
m a n y p la c e s — in B u d a p es t,
th e re w a s th a t echo.
m MTUM Ml, M l a. Min, HINMKa 12. «0.
T h e M a j o r s a id : " U s h e r , I lo v e
w h e re he h ad ta k e n p re -m e d ic a l
B o rth s a id :
" M a y b e it w as a
th
e
tru
th
,
yo
u
w
ill
And
th
a
t
out.
I
f
s tu d ie s , in R o m e , w h e re he h ad
c ro o k 's house, h ow can you te ll?
you lie to m e . you w ill be in v e ry
been a c o rre s p o n d e n t fo r P e s te r
B e tte r fo r g e t th e house and co n cern
se rio u s tro u b le . D o n ot lie to m e .
L lo y d , in V ie n n a , w h e re he h ad
y o u rs e lf w ith t h a t . " H e p o in te d In to
I f you w e re a F a s c is t, you w e re a
w o rk e d in a t r a v e l a g e n c y , in M a r -
an a lle y a t s o m e s tr a w a n d m e lo n
F a s c is t. T h e r e is no need to li e . ”
s e ille , w h e re h e h ad been s e c re ta r y
seeds a n d o ld c h ic k e n g uts and flies.
Z ito s a id : “ O n e h a d to e a t, one
to a r ic h e x p o rte r, in B oston, w h e re
A n d B o rth a d d e d : “ N o q u e s tio n o f
h ad to e a rn a liv in g .
I h a v e six
he h a d b een a r e p o r te r fo r the H e r
g u ilty o r n ot g u ilty th e re . M a jo r .
c h ild re n .”
a ld , an d in S an F ra n c is c o , w h e re he
J u s t s o m e th in g to g e t c le a n . Y o u ’ ve
M a jo r J o p p o lo s a id : "S o y o u w e re
sold ra d io s . S t ill he w as less th a n
got s o m e b usiness in th a t a lle y , not
F a s c is t.
N o w y o u w ill h a v e to
t h ir ty . H e w as an A m e r ic a n c itiz e n
in th a t house t h e r e .”
le a rn to liv e in a d e m o c r a c y . Y o u
a n d an e n lis te d m a n b y cho ice. T o
“ I k n o w m y business, I k n o w w h a t
w ill be m y u s h e r.”
h im th e w h o le w a r w a s a c y n ic a l
I w a n t to do, I k n o w w h a t it 's lik e
Th’e litt le Z ito w as d e lig h te d .
jo k e , a n d h e c o n s id e re d his jo b in
to be p oo r. B o r th ."
T h e M a jo r sa id : “ D o not s a lu te
th e w a r to m a k e p eo p le ta k e th e m
B o rth w as s ile n t. H e fou nd the
m e th a t w a y .”
selves less s e rio u s ly .
seriousness o f this M a j o r Jop po lo
Preserve Our Liberty
Z ito b ow ed and s a id : " T h e fa s c is t
W h en th e M a j o r tou ched I t a lia n
s o m e th in g h a r d to p e n e tr a te .
s a lu te , no s i r . ”
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(TO B E C O N T IN U E D )
RUBBER
Vg 0 8 x 6 6 6
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W A N T K Ii I belt pulley fo r uG -nD C le tra r ;
1 Hyd bliide for i.in ie ; I 3-btru. gang Itt“ or
IB’ : I 2-3 plow h'nrm ull tr. on ru b b er.
E li.M L U B K M U K K S O N . V irn u n l« , O reg .
StW RINGS TO TOP
ANO B O TTO M -TH IN
HOOK TO DOOR
in t h r e e e q u a l p a r t s to n iu k e th e
s h o e p o c k e ts . N o w , c u t th e f o u n d a
t io n p ie c e 24 in c h e s w id e a n d 54
in c h e s lo n g . C u t th e l a u n d r y p o c k
e t 18 in c h e s d e e p a n d 23 in c h e s
w id e . T h e d i a g r a m
show s how
th e s e p ie c e s a r e p u t t o g e t h e r .
FOR SA LE
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Shoulder a G un—
O r the Cost of One
Happy Relief When
You're Sluggish.Upsel
T A
Gas on Stomach
i. a a ffu m t-
«<■ '« t o lly
known fa r
inlUli-a n.
WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel
punk as the dickens, brings on stomach
“ P"“ , «out teste, gassy discomfort.
**ke D r. Caldwell’s famous medicine
to quickly pull the trigger on lazy “in
nards” and help pou feet bright and
chipper again.
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OR. CALOWELL’ S is the wonderful sen
na laxative contained in good old Syrup
Pepsin to make it so easy to take.
MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara
tions in prescriptions to make the medi
cine more palatable and acreeable to
*“ • • ? • be aura your laxative is con
tained in Syrup Pepsin.
INSIST ON DR. C A L D W IU **— the fa
vorite of millions for 50 years, and feel
that wholesome relief from constipa
tion. Even finicky children love IL
CAUTION: Use only as directed.
n r i n »or your
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dui k feath er» new fine »onae, i f 35 lb ;
new fine duck. VOc lb .; qu ill». 10c lb.
Check» m ailed the »ante day. Nend to:
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fro m Book 4 of the »erles offered w ith
O w n er. T H O k . M A R T IN S O N
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thc»e a rtic le » . Thl» book contain» m ore
Seattle
I
W a x tu n ite n .
than 30 o ther ideas fo r things to m ake fop
your house and fo r gifts and b azaars. To
get a copy of Book 4. enclose IS cents w ith
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s a y s: 'T h e It a lia n p eo p le b u ilt th e
E m p ir e w ith t h e ir blood, w ill m a k e
it fr u itf u l w ith t h e ir w o rk a n d w ill
d e fe n d it a g a in s t a n y o n e w ith t h e ir
a r m s .’ "
B o rth s a id : " I k n o w you c a n re a d
I t a lia n . So can I.
D o n ’t t r a n s la te
fo r B o r th ."
T h e M a jo r s a id : “ 1 k n o w , b u t
th in k o f how th a t sounds t o d a y ."
B o rth
s a id :
" It
sounds
s illy ,
s u r e ."
T h e M a jo r sa id : " I f th e y h a d seen
a n y f r u it o f t h e ir w o rk , th e y w o u ld
h a v e fo u g h t w ith th e ir a rn ia .
I bet
w e c ou ld te a c h th e m to w a n t to d e
fen d w h a t th e y h a v e . I w a n t to do
Business O p p o rtu n ity
M K S T A V K A N T Nn beer: aenta 38. fullv
equipped: liv in g q u n rte ra ; epprt. fo r ex-
p e rlv n e rd epi. Am uliuie; «ell reoennnbly
or take exp. p ris o n ux w o rking p .irln e i.
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All-VEGCT ABIE IAXATIVI
E N T
c lo s e t s p a c e - - *
p la c e f o r s h o e s , w h is k b r o o m ,
h u t b ru s h a n d o th e r odd s a n d
e n d s in c lu d in g l a u n d r y . A l l y o u
n e e d to m o k e t h is d o o r p o c k e t is
2 ' i y a r d s o f 3 6 -in c h - w id e c h in t z . 8
y u t d s o f b ia s b in d in g , 6 b o n e o r
p lu s t ic r in g s n n d h a l f u d o z e n c u p
h o o k s f o r h a n g in g .
Irritable, (Jepreaai'd moods am often
related to ronatiuatiou. Take Nature’s
Remedy ( N R 1 ablets). Contains ns
chemicals, no Biinenda, no phenol
derivative«. N R Tablets are different
— act different. Purely vceetable— a
rambiuatioo o f 10 vegetable ingredi
ents formulated over 60 years ago.
Uacoated o r candy co a te d , th e ir
actios is dependable, thorough, ye»
gentle, as millions o f N il's have
proved. G et a 254 bos today . . . or
larger economy sue. A ll druggists.
Caution: T ak e only as directed.
H e rs e u
CLASSIFIED
No StHhess In My Back Eltker!
Too too. If you cannot straighten up without
•pony, or walk.becausei every step Is torment,
should use O IN T -E A S K to help relieve the
-rippling M u s c u l a r - K h a a m a t i e torture and
limber up the cramping muscles. Tor the pain
and stiffness do seem to disappear faster and
give you greater, longer comfort after a rub with
S u o t h i n e A n a l e c i c T h a tO IN T -
E A S E — known for 40 years as J O IN T -E A S E
—give such fast, relaxing relief, such prolonged
heat comfort, must be why so many sufferers
,h * ^ d d e d S t r c n e t h P o w e r of Its
F O U R proven pein relieving medicines for the
real help they must hive. Always use O IN T -
E A S E for prompt relief in distress ol H e a d a n d
C h e s t C o ld s , S in u s a n d t o C o o l. R e s t a n d
R e f r e s h H o t , T i r e d F e e t — yes tor almost every
distressing pain. It should not fall I .For free
sample write
O IN T -E A S E 3 3 - H St . H a l l o w e l l , M a i n e .
lag treat c«ldt et sasaklag. militen» uea
COUGH LOZENGES
R ea lly toothing because th e y 're
re a lly medicated. E a c h F A F
Cough Lozenge gives your throat
a lfi minute soothing treatment
that reaches all the way dow n. . . be
low the gargle lin e . Only loy box.
••••••••••••••a
•••••« « •ts e s e is is s s a g
IS it
with a singlt Garfield Headache Powder
R j» K S “ a 2 S i . * s k ,5 ^ « 2 i :
usually w ith a single powder.
Costs only its tee 12 Indlvtd-
saal doses. 10c for 4 doeoa. A t _
your drugstore. (Cut« Un Osh ti OsicM)
àZezÆ- ß t m d K .
Wrh» tor e I t t i SAMSII
e l O erfield Headache
T e w dtr-o l« for Garfield
add Mifestlqp, and te 'k 2 p d i « M d ^ liv ilT t .’
WHY BE FAT
iwmuiaa., ra a m jw . r u n
GARFIELD
G et s lim m a r
w ith o u t o x e re ito
You may lose pounds end have a
more slender, graceful figure. No
exercising. No 1««lives. No drugs.
W ith H ili A Y D S plan you don’t
cut out any meals, sUrches, po
tatoes, meats or butter, you sim
ply cut them down. It's easier
when you en|oy delicious (vita
min fortified) A Y D S before meals.
Absolutely harmless.
_
~
■»£*• slitI box of AYDR. JOdsy supply ealy
arrt
kas
u
yea
■'I set results. Phon«
Y O U R F A V O R IT E D R U G C O U N T E R
Here’s a SENSIBLE way-
to refieve MONTHLY
FEMALE
L ydia B. P ln kham ’s Vegetable Com
pound la famous not only to relieve
periodic pain b u t also accompanying
nervous, tired, hlghstrung feelings—
when due to fun ctio nal m onthly dis
turbances. Taken regularly— it help«
fculld up resistance against such symp
toms. Pln kham ’s Compound helps na
tu re ! Follow label directions. T ry I t l
SSSKJ
W N U — 13
n,
et ., «ut on
HEADACHE
POWDERS
14—4.’
That Naçfvintf
B ackache
May Warn o f Disordered
Kidney Action
Modern Ilf« with Its hurry ta d worry,
*'
Improper eating and
drinking— Its risk of exposure and Infee-
“ »“¿-throw e heavy strain on the work
of the kldneya. They are ap t to become
over-taxed end fell to filter excess acid
end other impurities from the life-givlns
blood.
You may suffer nagging backache,
headache, dlxxineea, getting up nights,
leg peins, swelling— feel constantly
«red, nervous, all worn out. Other eigne
or kidney or bladder disorder are l o n e
times burning, scanty or too frequent
urination.
T ry Doan's P ills. Doan's help the
kidneys to pass off harmful exeats body
waste. They have had more then half a
century ol publie approval. Are recom
mended by grateful users everywhere.
Ask your neighbor!
D oans P ills
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