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MEDflOR'D iXATTi TRTimNF,, MBDFOWD. CffiKHON. KA'IVKDAY. MARCH II, 101-
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A very enjnya.nr, surprise party
wng Riven In honor ot Mies Kut!i
Ne, Friday evening, Hie 6th. nt her
homo on East .Main street, by Misses
Marin Gates and limine Cow-gill. A
pleasant evening wns spent and ro
freshments wero served nt the con
elusion or the social hour. Those
present were Misses Gladys I'cart,
Mlnnlo BoIe, Mnric Gates, Mildred
Wicks, Hnth Xjc, Laura Gates, Lo
rnlne Covrglll, Margaret Waldron.
I.oulso Daddysmnn, Messrs. Kugentr
McGulrck, ItalpU Plorrc, Gcorgu
Gates, Griffith Cowgill, Bernard
Huberts, Marvin Mitchell, Robert Pc-
Jouro and Stephen Nye
Ir a letter received from Mr. Sam
uel Hill ho sa)s:
"Yesterday, In company with
Major Dowlby and others wo went
ot cr the Columbia highway. Un
fortunately Major Bowlby was bit
ten on both legs by a vicious dog.
Wo took him to Bridal Veil and his
Ills wounds promptly cauterized, and
tho major never ceased smiling ho
Is a good soldier. However, this will
prevent our coming to Med ford be
fore tho morning of tho 23rd."
Accordingly tho lecture which Mr.
Hill was to havo given Monday,
March 10. has been postponed until
March 23d.
Mr, Hill will Iccturo at Ashland on
tho evening of tho same date.
A picnic wag given Sunday in
honor of Miss Gertrudo Hanna ot
l.os Angeles. Thoso present were
Mr. ond Mrs. Delroy Gctchcll, Mr.
and Mrs. Gardl, r. Bullls, Mr. and
Mrs. Ilnrry Findlcy, Mr. and Mrs.
Sumner, Miss Hanna and Mr. Roger
Hitchcock.
Tho Alpha Delta class ot tho
Christian church Bible class met with
Mrs. O. O. AHenderfcr Friday after
noon, March G. After tho regular
business thero was a social meeting.
Misses Kirby, Parker and Mlschlor
assisted the hostess in serving.
Miss Maud Comstock ' loft this
week for Klamath Falls after an ex
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. T.
F. Itoynolds.
Mr. Swick of Seattle was tlto
week end gncet of Mr and Mrs. C. M.
English.
Tito Ladies' Aid of tho Presbyter
Ian church will meet at XO o'clock
Tuesday morning at tho chapel to
work for ho Easter sale, which will
bo hold Saturday, March 21. Aprons,
caps, ra: rugs and home cooking wl'l
bo cold.
Mr. and Mrs. George King and
children leave this week for Douglas.
Wyoming, where they will remain un
til fall. Mr. and Mrs. Win. GerU
hnvo takon their lioubc on East
Main street.
Mrs. F. II. Cowles and daughter.
Barbara havo returned from Santa
Barbara whoro they spent the win
ter. Mr Cowles will return In about
two weeks.
Mrs. Claronco Knight entertained
tho Nullo Brldgo club bursday of
this wcok. Mr. E. B. Davis and Mrs.
Wnrron wore guests of the club.
.Mr and Mrs. F, A. Carioy, who
havo been tho guests of Mr, and Mrs.
W .V. Campbell havo returned to
tl'olr homo in North Dakota.
Mr, und Mrs. F. W. Carnahan have
roturnod from Eugene- whoro t)u
spent tho winter. They luavo eooii
for tho Bluo Lodgo mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilazolrlgg
loft this week for Phoenix, Ariz .
whoro they will join tho Boston ideal
Opera company.
Mrs. Will md Campbell was hostojs
at lunchoon Friday to Mcsdames
Hafor, has. Brown, Stokes, Duulop
and Warreu.
Afr, and ACra. Harry Flndloy haver
returned from a winter spent In Cal
ifornia and aro at Hotel Medford.
ACra. J, B, Stovvart and Miss Helon
DahJ liavo roturnud from a visit m
Douglns county,
Mr, und Mrs. II. L. Waltliora havo
rturnBd from trip to Yrcka.
Mr. F. K. Dotiol lias roturnod from
lUt twttittrit lHl.
Lust Monthly evening -itipii-e
iinrtv wns given Mr. Nun Uiudiiet
in honor of lier birthday when
number of friende nml neighbor-1 ,n u,01r 0"K "n" Wednesday nigut,
..innn oil..intiiillv tuviuirc.l for nlMnrch ISth. A tiannuot will be
gootl lime nml tiMik ixwnomoii or
bur home. The evening win peul in
music nnd game.", utter winch re
freshments were f-orved. A general
good time vvn had ! nil. Tlioe
proent were: Mn. Surah Clay. Mr.
nml Mr. T. I Knhler. Mr. nml Mr.
V. M. Konurd.v, .Mr. nml -Mr-. J. W.
lhi!. Mr. nml Mr-. C. U. Wuieliind.
Ah en ADirgnret Allcjt. IiomimuiuI
ICemifily nml Ktlua Knmlnll; Ale-nr-.
M. Turner, Chnrli- Skeeters. Clar
ence Suitor, M. C. Wright nnd l.
Deulioff.
Air. nml Miv. Win. Wci-fcr and
Mr. nml .Mr. 11. C. Ihmuey entcr
tninetl a number of friends Tue-thiy
evening nt n luncheon nml card
party nt the homo of the former on
South On kiln I e. Whist wn ployed
nt five tables, Air. ami Mrs, C. I),
llnvvuinu winning the prises for
highest scores. Tlie guests present
were Air. nml Air-. J. T. Summer-
villo, Air. nml Airs. Clarence Noe,
Air. nml Airs. John Kcter, Air. uud
Airs. C. 1). How man. Air. nnd Air-,
Thomas Turj'in, Mr. ami Airs. It. I.
Ku tag, Air. nml Airs. C. L. Heskett,
Air. nml Airs. A. F. Stcnnclt and
Clarence Sutter.
Aliss Gene Morton wa- ho-tc tins
afternoon nt a Tango tea nt her
home at I'hocnix. Her guest- were
Air. nml Airs. Harry Lintlscy of Cen
tral Point, Air. ami Airs. Ira Dodge,
Air. ami Airs. Rnlph Itnnlvvcll, Air.
nnd Airs. Wheeldon Hiddle, Dr. andl
Airs. Snlnile, Air. nml Airs, (icorge
Itoberts. Alis-es Hnnmi of Los An
geles, Wil-on Salntle, Ida Lee Kent
ncr, Emeriek ami Hutchison. AIc.-t,
Tumy. Deuel. Itcigcl, Dan Scrvev of
Central Point, Ralph AleCurdy. Ver
non nwtcr, Lee Hoot.
Mist Helen Dalil entertained de
lightfully nt luncheon Friday com
plimcnliug Airs. Herman PurueLer
nnd Ali-s Thaltla ACnrion. Yellow
mountnin lillies and violets were ua-d
for ilceoration and hnu d pninted
phufc eard- carrying out the eolor
Kclicme were ti-cil. A very daintily
appointed luncheon wns served. The
gue-ts were, bc-ide- the honor
gue-ts, AIi.cs I.iis Ktcs, lone
Flynu, Jui'iicsfC Hutler nnd Kli.n-
beth Itichard.
The alumni nml the member- of
the senior class of the high school
were entertained Friday evening by
the juniors, the -mull hull of the
Kutitoriiiin which wn prettilv dec
orated being ued for the occasion.
A skit was given by .lame- Vnuee
nnd Jny (Jore, where some marvel
ous tnek ju magic were HTformed
and .several tr.u-ical solo- were sung.
The remainder of the evening was
ssnt in dancing, after which n sup
per was served.
Ali-s Helen Keller will lecture at
Ashland, .March 'J.'i, at S o'clock in
the armory, the subject being "The
Heart nnd Hand." Ailmis-ion -' ami
")0c. .Should thero be enough K'opln
from Alcdford wi-Iiing to gt, nr-
iiiugcmeiits -.sill be made to run u
siieeinl Irain. Any infoimation con
corning the trip can be secured at
the public library from AIU- Rob-
inson.
Afii Lmtiiidu Cochran hilt Thuri--
day for Kugene, where hho will vi-it
her sister, Aliss Ina, nt Univortiity ol
Oregon.
Tho Colloso Woman's club will I"
ontortalnod by Miss Iluth Morrlck
this afternoon.
Miss Helen Mc.Vully has roturnid
to Itosehurg after a month's visit In
tho valley.
Mrs. A. B. Lincoln of Hogtio
Illvor snout several days with friends
in Medford,
Mrs. Carl Hoots of Hornbrook is
tho guest or her sister, Mrs. Kail
Kuapji.
Mis. Alary Fought has returned
from Yrcka whero sho has spent tho
winter.
Mrs, C. W. Halo of Grants Pass 'a
tho guest of Sljrs. Harry Foster.
Mrs. Allison V. Jordan has
turned from a trip to Portland.
ra-
Tho Woodmen will hold a social
night Wednesday of next week,
Mrs. Win, Budgo entei tallied thu
Tuesday luncheon this week.
Mrs. Howard Hill of Merlin
vlHltlim in Mudfurd.
;a
Medford Camp No. 90, Woodmen
of tho World will entertain Chr.vi.an
ni """""' v-ucio. women m vvooaernii
i . t ... . ... . . .
served prompt I) t T o'clock, fol
lowed bj a splendid musical and lit
rar program. All members of both
order and their wives and husbands
are expected to be present to enjoy
this delightfully occasion.
.
The rest room, conducted under
thu nusnlcos or tho Pan Hellenic as
sociation are still open, on the fourth
flqor or tho Medford Furniture &
.Hardware, company. They aro well
provided with comfortable furniture,
reading matter, etc. Tho public is
earnestly urged to. make greater use
or them.
. Mrs. A. J. Hanby will entertain the
teachers of tho Jackson school on St
Patrick's Day.
Mrs. C. It. Bowman will lio host
ess on St. Patrick's Day to a uumber
of her friends.
Mrs. II. C. Kent ner entertains at
luncheon Saturday ror Miss Ida Lee
Kontncr.
WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES
The Washington school Parent
Teachers' Clrclo held their regular
monthly meeting Friday, March 13,
in tho school building. The program
was opened with a spring time song
by pupils of Mrs. Canode's room, fol
lowed by a vocal solo by Mls Coffin.
The subject "Vocational Training"
was then presented by Mrs. James
Campbell and Professor Collins in a
very thorough manner. .Mrs. Camp
bell said la part:
"The skilled is becoming moro and
more in uemnnii. inis was oeint
recognized In tho number of voca
tional or trado schools started. Time
was when to learn a trade boy was
apprenticed until he had mastered
that trade, but now tho trained work
er Is demanded. Tho causa of much
ot the unemployed problem Is this
very lack of training In any particu
lar trade or vocation. The boy who
loaves school early to go to work In
factory, etc., will enter the un
skllcld class usually as tho work he
does Is some simple task which he
does monotnously day after day. A.
for Instance In the screw factor
whero many bojs aro employed, bis
task may be, simply to pass a box ot
unfinished screws from one table to
another. He stays from neccsslt, -t
those tasks and has no chauce to spe
cialize lu any thing. Where the vo
cational schools have been started
thu bulldliiKS havo been crowded
from tho beginning. Tho first school
ot the kind was started In Boston.
Professor Collins spoke In part
rrom the standpoint of the Medford
schools on vocational training. That
much may be dono in tho schools as
they aro to glvo this training. Such
as helping with tho furnaco firing,
heating, etc., studlug sanitation, gar
dening, In tho care of the lawn, dolm
tho necessary printing In tho school.
In many ways tho child may be
taught so that tho ability In any ono
thing may bo brought to notice anc'
ho may then bo gUeu specialized
training lu that ono thing. An ex
ample from the Medford sclioola was
cited.
Tlmo was when all boys were
urged to study hard that somo day
Ihciy might bo president! That was
a worthy ambition but manual labor
and tho trades havo tholr plaro thoso
days. Vocational training does not
maau to dispense with Intellectua?
training but only as an asset, it lias
been found that a dull boy will do
letter with his books If ho works at
manual training part of tho tlmo.
Tho subject was open for discus
sion in which many took part.
A piano solo by Dorothy Stewart
closed tho program.
Tho women of California aro very
enthusiastic over tho stato highway
proposition. Tho work of construc
tion has Just begun In San Mateo
county on tho coast sldo and tho
women of Half Moon Bay aro plan
ning many highway fetes to mark tho
boglnnlng of the road work. There
aro to bo a scries or celohratlons dur
ing March, April, May and Juno to"
leruiluatn in a frand feto Fourth or
July to which tho residents of the
entire county will ho Invited to ut.
tend. These women boosters hold a
banquet recently to which tho most
prominent speakors and progressive
men of tho county were Invited. Tills
affair was duo to tho fact that the
llrst spado had boon turned on tliu
toast side road Thorn Is to ho an
entertainment shortly at which tho
contest for tho ipienu of litdopeud
ouco Day will ho launched arid tho
plans to make tho Pacific highway
tlunimli Sail Mateo county, for bca.i- of mii-ic ol Hie Hmilci' .Muilloiil
i), outrival uiur other county iiijciub o ciiikitoi o siiinulnio mi in-
MRS. COLVILLE BARCLAY IN
Air-. Ctdvill Pnniav. wife ot the romi-i lbr ot the llntn.li emlmssy ut
Wu-bitigtou. wns one of the -turn .it the tableaux given by Washington
society for Ihe bencf-t of the tictdv ehildrcn of the Distiict of Colutn
bin. In n erio.- of po-e-; entitled, "I'nder the Second Fjupiie," she iiiatlc
a bit.
California, will bo laid before thou,rlM mii(.nv ,n H. public seb-oU
people. Ilnij ,rj,.,.( , ,Mm un, ,.r uii.v
me women oi .Mouront are going
to do something big too and a good
opportunity to L'et an Idea or two
will bo to attend thu lecture nt the
Page Theater Manila) afternoon.
March 23, and hear nliat ttio great
est good roads adrocntor In tin
world. Mr. Snm Hill, has to say about
trco planting, etc. Don't forgot tho
date, Monday afternoon, March 23rd,
at the Page Theater. Ever) ono Is In
vited. It Is tho duty of every club
woman to bo present If posslblu.
The first Southern Orogon Diiriel
Federation will bold il tirst con
vention nt (Irani- I'ji .ulxmt tin
middle of April, the ouiot linlc t be
nuuoiiuceil Inter. The program n
outliiicd ut the exectuive boaid im-ct-ing
nt Central Point in February al
lowed Med fold t mum t'bniriiiHii ot
.hree dcpartmcnls oiiies, cuoscna
tion nml mu-iound . four mtme
were allowed on commitlce work.
Airs. Hurt Harmon who In the mil)
resident member oi the executive
hoard, was asked to rrtuke the ap
pointment nml with the us"itiiiif- of
.Mrs. Iv. K. Gore the tollowiug nnme
were decided upon as i;hnirmuu ot
the respective department : Civics,
Afrs. C. L. ,Sebietflm, iiouserviit'tm,
.Mrs, ,. AI. Rout; intt-ii', Mr-. K. M.
Andrews. Each of those rlmiimpo
have ten iiiiuutiw mi the program.
Airs. V.. K. (lore will give u five min
ute talk on what the (irsatur Alcd
ford Club i doing. On tell committee-
were appeinted: Nonrmitmg,
Mi Eliiibelli I'nti.iuii; nsoliilniis,
.Mrs. F. W. Streeli-; credoiitials, All-.
Win. Iliulge, ami on tbo orfci.iioii of
tho coimtitiiUon, Mii. V. K. .Mer
rick. The (ireater AU'ilfonI Club
will also supply two mtiaiiml limn
hers on the program. Wu nn: entit
led to ten delegate.
i
The litoraiy deiuirtmoiit has de
cided to combine thu Kmerson uud
Hawthorne program in one to lake
place April .'lOlli as on iiocoiinl of
the Sam Hill ledum us pioviousl)
scheduled the F.mcrsou progrum
would have bad to be iiostpoiicd, us
tho datos eoullictcd.
Only six week- noiu icmain in
which to pay club dues, Tbo uamin
of those (lcJin(iicnt uui-t be dropped
from tbo enrollment on April 27th
according to tho by law. .
The social hjgienc department l
tbo (li eater Medford Clnli will meet
Tuesday. Maieli 17, at !l p. in. ut llu
lioinu of Dr. .Myrtle S. Lookwoud, !."
Limlley avenue. An inlciusling pro
glum on heicdily ba been picpnicd
by .Mrs. E. E. (Joic AM am conlially
invited to attend.
Word has been icccivcd that tin
leeluie bv .fir. Sum Hill on "ood
toads and lice planling which wns
in have been ileliwieil al Hie I'agc
llieaile ui'M Moiubiv nlleilioon un
der tbo uiixpict of Ibo (liculer .Med
loid Club, i iiuavoidubly potpoiiid
nml will tn Lu plaee on the following
Mommy, Aluicb 'Jll.
ll is the desire ol I he depnilmeiil
WASHINGTON SOCIETY TABLEAU
:,,i,Bri.i,.. .. ,iir..r.... wi.....i ni i...
iir (. ! "" IH't'in ""I
asked to eonipcte for prizes in mu
sic, the content to take pine cat u
Miw festival. This would be a vcrv
appropriate manner in which to fin
ish the musical sen-oil of tbo club.
The imiiir- of Mrs, S. ,M. Herbert
ami Airs. Itsrt Audcisuu have been
added to Hi enrollment of the
(Ireatcr Medford Club.
An executive meeting of the Drmna
I .ensue wpn held Monday nltnruoim
where plan- fur work wcie thscu ttl.
The ehnirimiu of the tlill'ercnt cnui
luittecn have been appoinlid uud 1 1 1
aic filling (heir eoiuinitict. Alt.
I'bil Haiiull is obairinaii ol the mem-bcr-bip
committuc, Alr. (Icorge Dag
gett of tbo preMt committee, Mrs. P.
.1. Nelf of the educational corainit
lec and Dr. Frederick Page of the
commitlce on plays. The one bun
tlittd iuiinc' which arc ucconsaiy to
have thw brunch become a meuibci
of the national league have been se
cured and a- soon n the dues have
been paitl tbo .Medford center will
begin work.
Tho executive board of t'.io Greater
.Medford culi wss In sussliu Monday
ndcriioou at tlio library auditorium.
ComnilltcoN were apiiolutod to repre
sent Hio dub al the district federa
tion msotlug at Grants Pais In April.
A resolution was passed recommend
ing thnt the cluli Join tho Medford
branch of tho Dramatic league and a
plan was outlined for Increasing tlm
membership of tho club to two hun
dred. A a ono member enthuslastl"
ally said, "the momhershlp of this
club should bo five hundred! It is
primarily a civics club ami any wo
man though tumble to bo an active
member, can hy the paiment of dues
enjoy the musical, literary ami all
other advantages or the club and at
the same tlmo unllo with the club
In Its efforta ror beautifying the city
and making It an admirable place In
which to live." Plans for extending
tho work of the musical department
were n'sn dhmsscd and tho board
adjourned to meet Monday, Marc't
.'10, ut 1:.'!0.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS
Dr. and Mrs. .1, W. Robinson nii'l
Miss norland Robinson have return "1
rrom Oakland, Cal , after upending
tho winter there.
Misses Levy, Router and Ilrl'l
spent tho day In .Medford Saturday,
Mrs, E, Cameron passed through
town one day this week on her way
ft oni Medford to her ninth.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Armprlcst ot
Forest creek spent a few ho urn in
town Thursday,
Reuben Robinson ami family and
Mrs Melissa Taylor have moved Into
the Taylor home nml expect to to
side hero permanently.
Abo Kromllug ami Ralph Jennings
were among thoxu rrom Applerate
truusactliiK hiisluoHs here this wee'.
Miss Annie Broad, who Is nursing
nt the Good Hamailtau hospital
spent Weilmtsdii) with her mother
Mrs. T. T. Hhaw who has been
nullo III Is Improving rapidly
Hi-no Maui) of Central Point
spout iv few hours lu town Tlmimlnv
Mr. mid Mrs, Harry l.uy and chil
tit on ami Mr. and Mrs. Lewis IMi It ti
molored to Applcgulo tlumlay wheio
they vvt'to gui'stH at tho liuino of Itnlp
.leiiulugii,
Mis II. M. Collluii wits u Mciltind
culler Wetlnesdaj,
Mis. Homer Stevens, widow of llit
Into Homer Ktovmis iiccompnuteil lior
diiUKhlor to Kiigeiio on her return
Word him been iccuIumI ot tlio
death of Wllllnm NlcUell at Ouvoii
Ctt.v. Mr Nlckoll was fnrmorlly it
resident of Jacksonville ami a
brother of I'huilvw Nlckoll Tho
hod will protmhl) tnoimlit heio for
biirlnl.
tlieat euthiislasm bun been ituiscl
over the proposal of establishing n
mlllliuy ticaileui) In tho convent
building on California stieet A
number of our cltUeiis luunhed wldi
the Me.lfor.1 merchants Wednesdav
ami fuiind them greatly lu favor i i
the proiuMiltlou.
Dr Seolo) bus been over fioui
Mi'ilfnril several tluum on proles
uloiial Inislueas. .Measles are pre
valent. ,1ml) Clark and famll) lelunl-d
frnm .Nevada recently whore thw
spent the winter.
Miss Issle McCull) visited frlon Is
in Ashland one da) this wcok.
The food sale hold last Saturda)
by the Christian Endeavor soclmv
wan nlilto n aucrcss. Hi bell, t
i valiant. The Womans nuxllllnrr
,,. , , ... .
wl I hav charge of the nex one.
Lawrence Brown Is lecelvlng con-
gratulatlons on the arrival of a son
at his home tho first of the week
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I'D do Shaw came up from llol I
Hill one day this wcok to visit his
mm her
Mr. am. Mrs Roy Smith recent ar
rlvnts from Missouri havo moved '.,
.MiMtont Airs, ttinuu is u sisier o
Mlis Mary Hurst.
County Superintendent J. 1' Wells
has purchased him a new Ford
chine which will be great eouvoi
lence in his work.
Floyd Jones Is revolted greattv
Improved from hi recent IIIiimm.
Mrs. II. I). Young has been a Med
ford visiter several ilitjs this week
The Native l)auhters held a so
cial meeting nt Ihelr hall last
Wednesday afternoon when a chick
en plo supper was served In hen ir
or the blrth.ta) of one of theli uitm
bcrs.
Mm. Johnson. wIiomi tiiisliaml was
formerly iiastor of tint M. IC church
nt Jacksonville arrived from lloflou
Ilrltlnh Columbia and Is visiting he
daughter near Kiiglti Point.
Iigal blanks toi sln t inn Mali
I'rlhnn offtra It
While we fire well stork with Colonials ami all pop
uliir stylos of pretty pumps lur walking, it iciuires
a more' practical shoe. Tht'ivfupr m- i-eniiiiiiieinl
Button Oxfords
For the Sensible
Summer
Short vampH, hroad hih tors, Cuban and ineiliiini
hi'li heels, in tan, iih metal anil patent leathers
C. M. KIDD & CO.
Hlack Cat Hosiery for the famliy.
J''irht-Clash Repairing
I rfr''-asiW1
yw'Bmmm- &-Ws
BpE'jtSmmW '
rssLHIBSfcSw -
MEDFORD PHARMACY,
Your
WMTTI
lias tlio right face crenm tohnnpyourcomplcsloiint its host
in spite of Mnrch winds. Tlio lumm i-i I'onol.ir Ihiltcniiilk
Cerate, It H not a vmiisliinp; cni.iiu it ruatorea tlio nuttirnl
velvety doflnrsa of tlio skin.
Apply it liyhlly, inassnuc ('cnlly, nml wipa off with it
eoft dry cloth. You will ho doliulitcd villi I'cntlar Huttcr
inilk Cerate. Gel a lanjo 50 cunt jur lura tuduy,
mrminmmmmTmrmjm
JOIJLD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Mm. Bnkev So VVcak-Could
Not Do Her Work Fount!
Relief In Novel Wny.
Adrian, Mich. " 1 miiTcriM terribly
I wlUifeinnlo weakness and luirkiiclin and
irot so weak that I
could hardly do my
work, when I
washed my ilUhcs 1
had to sit ilown and
when 1 would sweep
tliolloor I would get
so weak that 1 would
lutvo to get a drink
every few minute,
and before 1 did my
Hf f. Iv I uV, lowi. I got
0 Hwy t,m, ny Mia ,jluUuf,t j wns
, .,,, ti consumption. One day 1
. found u piece of paper blowing around
the van! and I nicked It un and read it-
It said 'Saved from the (irnvv and
told what Lyilht E. Plnklmm's Vegeta
ble ComiKiund has douo for women. I
rliowetl it U my hiubuud in id lie snld,
' Why don't von try It V So I did. and
after I had taken two Mtle 1 felt
Mtor nnd I snld to my husbniul.M don't
ucetl any more,' und he said 'You had
belter take It a little longer anyway.'
t'o I took It for three months ami got
i wH and strong. -Mrs. Ammwi h.
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