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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
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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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:
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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
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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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in t h r e e e q u a l p a r t s to n iu k e th e
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Happy Relief When
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Gas on Stomach
i. a a ffu m t-
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known fa r
inlUli-a n.
WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel
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“ 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
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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.
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than 30 o ther ideas fo r things to m ake fop
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get a copy of Book 4. enclose IS cents w ith
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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
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D o n ’t t r a n s la te
fo r B o r th ."
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th in k o f how th a t sounds t o d a y ."
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h a v e fo u g h t w ith th e ir a rn ia .
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fen d w h a t th e y h a v e . I w a n t to do
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equipped: liv in g q u n rte ra ; epprt. fo r ex-
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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.
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■»£*• slitI box of AYDR. JOdsy supply ealy
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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
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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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