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MEDFORD ! frTATL TRTBTOTE, MEDFORD. OREOON, TUESDAY. JUNE 30, 1925
Bedford mail itjibune
AH INDKPRNDKNT NEWSPAPER
IdBUSHKD EVKIiy AFTliHNOOH IXOIP1
SUNDAY, BY THE
UEUruUU l'UINTINO 00.
Hertford 8undar Horning fiun la fdrolahrd
aobacrlbera deau-ing tha aevcn-dar dallj oawa-HP".
Office: Kail
North Kir atreet.
Tribune Bulldlui,
Phone 7ft.
' A consolidation of tne Oemorratte "rimea, the
Bedford Mall, the Med lord Tribune, the South
ern Orrgoniiu, tlie aablaiid Trinune.
ROFEKT W. Rlini,, Editor.
S. SUUI'TEH BallTH, alaiiafer.
Br Hail In Advance: a
Dally, with Sunday S9!i, year ...
Dally, with Sunday Hun, month . .
Daily, without Sunday Sun, year .
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month
weekly Man I riuurte, one year
vuiKiay nun.
..17.60
. .78
. o.id
. .&
1.00
PUT OVER THE PAGEANT.
TOW TIlST tlio Natioiml Guard encampment is over, unci the
cnrtli(uiike eJtcitcmeiit is subsiding Konicwlint, it is to lie
doped that public attention hereabouts can be concentrated uion the
question of the summer PnKeant. ' . .
For several years now a musical Pageant has been given ,lorc
in mid-summer, wi:h steadily increasing success, both fry 11 the
stiindpoint of musical development and entertainment in Medford,
and from the standpoint of advertising Medford to the outside
world.
It would he a great pity to drop these oommuiiity entertain
ments now. Medford has an exceptional array of excellent -tulout,
tin, Inn, lorn ;,, ,,. iu.nvii.iiu I'.ionntilu a , n ,.nilKI.. .,,,,1 ,..,, I,. i ,,,,
ion, on. .oo v" h '""" -"u '
tniEH-m vedford. Aahiand. J.ckaonj ml th "'y obstacle to another great Miocens, would seem, to be
Ontral Tolnt, I'hoenla, Talent and o , attlllic? : illtliJ'J't C'llCC. .
The Mail-Triliiine doesn't believe this apparent indifference has
as much fyi.-! in fact as sonic of the discouraged workers suppose,
It was only natural that durffig the ciieainitiieiit, few people would
arouse much interest in anything else, but now with the eifniup-
inenover, we believe the Pageant band-wagon is about ready o go
Y CARRIER-
rllle,
niiaawava:
Dally. Willi Sunday fluw month.....
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month...
Daily, without Sunday Hun, one year.
Daily, with Sunday Sun, ono year. . .
All terme by carrier, oaah In advance.
. .76
, .96
. 7.60
. 8.60
Entered oorid-ciiii matter it Uedford.
Oregon, undor act of Uarch 8, 187B,
Official paper of the City 01 Uedford.
Official paper of Jarkdon Ovuity.
Th only vnvn betwon. ATTutnSn Ore.,arktil
Chlco, Cull for ni a, a di'tjince of ovr 40o
mtlea, baring leafed
A hoc. a tod Pretf
VEMBKRS t)F Tm. AMHoiATn. T"RE8S.
The AHOcldted IVtvu. ta m-l naively entitled
to the uh for rr publ. ration of all newa dlt
patrt. credited to It or not otl.frw.at rrrdltn
tti thia pnpr, and alao to Un local newa pub-
anHfn nrrvin.
All . righta of reptihllcatlon of aptdai dla-
bereln are also reaerred.
pa'.ctic I
Ye Smudgb Pot
lj Arthur Perry.
Once upon a tinio there wum a
young nmn who wont to work durlnp
tho fiuhool vacation for the Copco
cum puny, after falling to get u Job ut
Crater Lake.
'CROSS-tVORD PUZZLE STORY.
A TRAVELER
full steam ahead.
The proof of the pudding, howevcr,is in the eating. And'linder
the present arrangement if more citizens do not come forward and
pledge their interest and support, 'by ordering tickets, the IcadersJ
of the movement can not be blamed for concluding that another
1'agcant is not wanted.
The Mail Tribune, therefore urges all residents of Medford who
want a pageant, and who wish to encourage musical development
here, to send in their pledges to the committee in charge, at once.
QUILL POINTS
Couldn't wo arrange to have a "Better Weather Week?'
Thd licut hero wiw holiest at Hulrm,
Willi 112 deirees In it tent.
; Tho per cupliii expenditure fur cos
metics In 1924 u.'lh S1C.3H. upiilicil in
oiiuul umuuntH semi-annually.
There nro too many cltlzcna on Ihe
north end of a finhliiK pole, luxicud
of the Noulhcrn exu-emlly of a pitchfork.
aktistk: shohtcominc.h of
fllAUI.KS (MIAI'MN (Hdllno Movie
Newa.) They hrenk out occasionally
on tho upper lips of HhtcklHh miilo.1.
"Hure-Denth" polnon for files,
nhould he put In mifrnr howls Instead
of Baucers. '
HOW I.IKIO A liAIJY .
' ( tn 1 1 1 mi iic Sun)
Itemeinher, thoush, dear, I am
not Icavlnir you. 1 am merely
, Kolng away so as lo irlvo you your
chance. To me. you will always
be ,lho ono mid only real dear.
Yen, (hero will ho men nud many
of them, hut they will come and
Bo anylhlng to break the mo
notony. You are mine, my very
own. I wain you for all the time,
hut I must leave you, clearest, for
jusl it lltllo while.
'Whether I can aland It or not
1 Uu ntit know, hut it. must he.
Give mo a kind thousht mice in a
while. Ood bless and keep you,
Utile hoy. I'll he walitnu;.
Your over devoted wlfo.
Mayho Clod sends carlhiiunkos roll
inn; throiiKh Ihe land to Impress upon
man, Ills puny InslKiilfleanee, w hile
looltliiK for soiuethiUK to flKht alioul
of a rellKiouH nalure.
Uarrinij falalllles, while pnuillelnK
ill the middle of tlm streol, tho com
munity tiiiRht to turn out a nood crop
of trick lilcyellsts by the full of IH3J1.
AX KDI'IX)lt lllCIKiKS
( S 1 1 1 1 1 1 , Kus., I'lolieor)
No woman Is slronif enouKh to
withstand Ihe dlctules of prevail
ing fashion. Mrs. llaltle linker
slood out staunchly mid unmoved
ncalnst bobbed hair from 111"
start, but a few days sru stepped
Into u barber shop and had hers
shorn, she looks better and
younger than she did with It on.
Wo flsuri' the last stulement will
net us off with rather u light
reprluuiud for the local.
Few things in retrospect give so much pleasure as n visit
the dentist's.
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The way to have good luck is to sweat for it;
bad luck is to trust to luck.
the wav to have
If it is the female niosipiito that does the boring, how can you
explain its fondness for ankles?
If Mr. Ford is making a collection of scrapped
ihings, there are the niah jonjjg sets.
If liberty consists in drinking rotten hooch on a
give us sonic form of slavery.
and useless
red hot ilay,
, (rreet this sentence: "Of course we have little disagreements,"
said the wife, "but we never quarrel.'1' .' ; " '
A. M. CRAWFORD,
EX ATTY. GENERAL
.OF
The first slap on the back of Ihe
19:16 eampalBn was applied Mull. pin.
Now nulo laws, effective this week,
seem to be "oulstandft g pieces of Iob
Islatlon." like the IU'.!3 nmslcrploco.
Providian for uniformity uS nuts on
fire hyill-ants.
Stll'MtS I.OtiK .M,
(Yrcka .biurnal)
A number of local speakers
will bo Introduced on Ihe pro
Krani and their lime may or may
not bo limited, depending upon
tho time thai m bo availablo.
What has become of ihe red-nocked
mspherry borers. Oregon's roprcscn
tntlves wero so fearlessly condemning
by mall last winter?
PORTLAND, Oro.. Juno 30. A. M.
Crawford, prominent local attorney
and for twelve) years ntlorney-Renernl
of Oregon died early today whlio on a
flshhiK trip to KiiHt lake, uoulh of
Bend, aeenrdinff lo word reeolved
here from W. T. .Slater, one of Craw
ford's companions. No delalls wore
received. As Mr. Crawford appeared
in bo in good health when ho lert here
hla friends believe ho may have died
from n heart nllack.
Mr. Crawford was a member of the
firm of Crawford anil Crawford hero.
lie is survived by hla widow, Mrs.
loronce Crawford nnil a son. .Intnes
W. Crawford. Tho funeral will be
hebl in I'orlland. Mr. Crawford was
born In Cannonsvllle, N. Y.. .lanuarv
211.' lxr,3. lie moved to Portland in
I UNO and married Miss Horonce Wat
sou of ItosebuiB in 1 XS5. He was re
ceiver of the I'nlted Slates laud office
hero from 1H90 to I sil l ; a member of
Ihe house of representatives of Oro
Kmi in ISH7 and attorney goueial of
the state from r.102 lo ill I I.
EARTHQUAK
E
"Oh rienr oh. Henr' I nm Innt 1.A.1II.1J .nj t .un
... , . 1 - . . . -" ..voijr . saiu iiic
little traveler. "1 hope I will get home 5-9-13-17."
It was getting late, 11-12-10, and there were 6-7-8 or two stars
2-7 the sky.
"It it 3-8-11-15 very much darter," sighed the little traveler, "I
won't be able to read the 1-2-3-4-5 along ihe road and 12-16 what will
my mother do without her little 15-16-17." -
Answer To Last Puzzle
24-5.7-'8 (moon's), 1-3 (In), 8 910 (sun), 9-11 (us), V-2 (I'm), l-t
(no), 6'-7 (on).
Oupiright, VJ25, by The International Sindicufe
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Signed latter partalnlnf to nartonal neaith arsl hyllen. not to
rMimani, win no anewereo or ur. ttreoy II a eta mnM, aalr edrseaaed
dlaeaae dlaanoele or
envelope le anoloaad.
Lottera ahould'bo brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letter! reoelved. only
No reply oan be mada to auerlee not oonforralna la Inetruollona
a few aan be anewered here.
AMraea Dr. William Brady. I'
of thll iwwaPBDOf.
Sunstroke.
Well Informed people are beginning lat random tho questions to answer
to read between the lines when morejbere. There is no spociflc cause and
or less prominent citizens purport to P0 specific remedy or cure for epi
. ... , , . ., , lopsy as yet discovered. Kpilcpsy is
have a breakdown1 from "overwork. con8ldered tt "neurosis." akin to hys-
or a "slight cold" from "exposure," i terla. miKralne. tic (habit snasm). and
for tlioy know .from experience that,writer's cramp a neurosis being a
theRB nreliminarvl, """'"' "o""ua oysie.u wilii-
1
"bulletins" are gen'
erally mere hokum.
Either the doctors
are up a tree or it
is none of the pub
lic's business what
actually Is the mat
ter. If the "cold"
or tile "breakdown"
151 ts ait honest lie.
- well and uood. but
If the doctors out forward any such
idea seriously it Hi indeed unfortunate
or the victim.
Sunstroke is a blearlv defined atnto
brought on by exposure to the heat
of the sun or to artificial heat. So
out apparent organic cause. Physi
cians who have studied epilepsy point
out that the condition seems to de
velop upon a defective Inheritance,
and particularly as a consequence of
alcoholism in the parents. Medicinal,
dietetic and general hygienic treat
ment, such as may be had in state
Institutions or colonies for epilepsy,
often Jninga-about vastlmprovement.
"., ' '." Goiter. ' '
Please inform me whether goiter is
hereditary. ' Is iodine beneficial to
one's health? Would you advise one
drop a clay or ono drop weekly? (C.
K. W.)
Answer Goitor is hot Inherited.
SAYS U. 0. EXPERT
Kl'GEXK. Ore.. June 30. The
Santa Itarbara earthiiuakc was prob-
nhly caused by a shift In tho earth's
called heat exhaustion, so frequently ' T,le cause of the common goiter which
assigned as tho Cause of nersons he- appears in bo many girls and boys in
ing 'overconio by the heat" in tho "'elr early 'teens is a deficiency of
papers is not a clearly defined state Iodine in tho food or the drinking
and -in nearly all such cases, if a water. This simple goiter Is prevent
proper medical examination of tho vie- able by supplying n suitable iodine
tim bo made, the condition appears to ration for every child. A suitable
1)0 ordinary collapse I from some grave Iodine ration may be supplied by one
Illness) or shock (from Injury or some o1' several means; thus. In fresh sea
depressing emotional experience) or fod Irish or shell fish) served at
ordinary fainting, with excessive sum-' least three times a week, for such fish
1 mer heat a mere coincidence. It is or shell fish contains considerable
Halnl te l.n,if 41m 4U' I..-L. uni,
learnin' t' pits theejmoney out in plain
view of th' bandits whera it'll be oasr-
looked? I guess Mrs. Tilford Moots'
father didn't amount t'-very much as
th' newspapers say he wuz highly
esteemed an' generally respected.
Who's Who
Children's Pictorial
Cross Word I'uzlo
fW.I
PARIS, June M. Roe.and, niunl-
cliutl councillor, la the French Elihu
BMiTitt.
Elthu Burritt,
you may or may
not know, was a
uloneer American
who acqul red a
number of langu
ages and a good
general education,
while ho worked
as a blacksmith
In New England.
He became known
ns "T h e Learned.
Blacksmith," after
he n u hH I s )i e d
f fftaCat" "Sparks Prom the
Anvil," which expounded his philos
ophy.
M. Roeland Is also a lejtrned black
smith. He represents the district of
Ecluses St. -Martin, Paris, in the mu
nicipal council and holds court In his
smithy. j
Ho can ho seen every morning
working at his forge, stopping now
and then in tho midst of his sledge
swinging to hear1 complaints oT con
stituents and expound his homely
wisdom. - k
oKunning Across.
Word 1. Jn the picture, ,
Word 6. The akin nf the head.
Word 7. A small Ired. '
Word J. Used in baseball. " .
Word 10. Smell, odor.
Word 1 L To 7orkf to bring
about
Running lwn.
Word 1. A large city In Illinois.
W,prd JiP To brirlft bacH to or put
back Into.
Word 8. A southern atute. ,-; i
Word 4 The Roman god uf the,
aea.
Word 6. Southern state, Ab
breviated. Word 8. A conjunction.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
ANSWIiUKO
J! T P S 8 i
CORNS
Lift Off-No Pain!
nloiiK nn old fuult past , Dorfectly 1)robllbiB thllt an imiivlilnnl Iodine: or in iodized salt, which may
ley or 1110 snnm Haruam.. . , .-- ,- h ,..,, ,nr ,, ,,,, i.,.,,
I'.IK-IVIJ OUill'tlOIJI 111 WIIIIMI UO IlllirU , " u.tu Luu.b iul.uii
.structure
iho vicinity
V , irV . In likel' t0 collaiwG or faint from ex- of ordinary salt; or by adminlsterlnK
tho Pacific ocean, Balil Dr. Edwin T. , cesslvo sllmmer hoat an(, humidity to every child of school age a weekly
" l inn wou HI n normal Inil v ilnnl. tint, ""so m nieuiciDoi louine in nny lorm.
of Oregon. In n Interview today. (hnt d(jpg ot aRop the fH(,t lhnt )lBBtlHay one drop of tincture of Iodine In
jiiuic is mile ur mi putiniuuiiy ui pvliniiHttnn la
nn enrthquakc dmnanlnn O r e g o n. n()t demonstnihlo In a' sciontll'Ic way
Iween two earthquake zones, one to . r " J!""1, In 'he head and diz
th. north which veers oft in two I n.s sl;'p '"'J r l'0'" ln
anBles ono to the, southwest and tho ,, 1)e )roduCed b exposure to
other to the southeast and the other 1 0Xce8sVR noati a9 an,0, 8(Qkers Qn
zne to the south which swlnits out Btt,amahip or furnace men in the steel
to the northwest at a point not far ni,llg)f aU(, f tnoge wJril,nM ,.B not
from San Kranciaro. OrcKim lies in heeded, presently tho victim falls un
what Dr. HoilRO describes ns a sub- conscious. There need hn no doubt
purely hypothetical and ,not leas tllan a Pint ' drinkins water,
...i.i 1.. ..i 'nr mm iri'nln nf i,.,ltiim lr.,11,1 ni nnl...
inerKed aren, with no faults llahle
to quake activity.
Dr. HoiIko has studied, tho coast
area in regard to relation of earth-
luakes nnd. tho consequent results
and bases these theories on his in-
vestiKatlons.
Next In calling u church row a
"schism," imthliiK is s cute as callini:
an overwhelming desire to ki tin Hie
bum in a 4d, "tiio call uf Iho gypsy
Dloon.
'. -The eaKlo will set-cant, and the nm.
qultnes bite, anil tho hind tires blow
..out next Sat.
-4-5 o
Now al thoieun aiihilst limlN the
trnln to the crossing, unit then slitps
to see that tho train 't hy properly
The piHident has explained hlx
falluro to accept the majority ;eport
of the tariff conunlssioiirecotniHnd
llng a induction uf the sugar taiifr on
the ground of tin arithmetical c.ilcu
latlon . . . Tho loss In rovenue wuli)
Mtnounl lo S-ltiMM). Dull, the K"ln to
the conHurner could not puwdhly 1m
over 970,000,00(1 nnd the not gain of
(30,000,000 Is too small to demand
a change when it is a case of suMi
fi.j'llcuted cost accounting. 1
RippltngRhijYWGs
m
VAIN HOPES.
OO.MK men lnoU, miiIiUiiicIv hopeful, for John linrliiycDi-n's
U I'clui'ii, with his steins nnil l'liinons (lopefiil, .nnd his gins
Unit .'nr ami burn. .Hnrlryeoni will ho n roinor from t ho realm
of outworn junk, when the tree Hint fell last summer stanils
Hliiiiu upon its trunk; when Hie rivers elianne their courses and
their waters roll uphill, John will trium)i o'er the forces which
4hvo eloseil his aninent mill. It is rool to sec men hoping, if
they hope for lietter thiiifrs, if in darkness they are groping for
the swish of seraph wins; hut' it's sad to see them jTiirniiijr
fur an evil that iKoue; fi' the Kum Hole, lights a-hurnini, for
the storied deiuijolin. l'l'oliiliition has its Ail, iisqIiII honest
men declare; in the crop there's much of weevil, but the wheat
is also there. And the tiovenimeiit is toiling like a bireif man
with a spade, every day or two it's spoilirlg; lawless plans that
Anirit makes its purpose clearer everv time
scnt'l'lnws made,
it swats a jaw ;
without a flaw,
fie in old Imozo
you cannot choosr
miii vicious win, -lor a looting makes eiuleavor. he s himry
outlay' sliij Men may wish his, restoration Jmt their loipes are
all iijjaiii; oiiffawed by this moral natinif, here tik'nill he'll
never reiu'n, till Sic rum fleets, where hcy "re rostftu, are dis
pcnsiiifr biOesej tens, till the piebald eows are nesting in the
siiihini; (linger trees. 0
' 1 111 i i ii .i i, i aim . i i. .
ever?' triumph brings us nearer to the drouth
I'nele Sai isioid to dump il? all tfcis traf
you may like or you niayiiiup it, tfi-esWls
'eileyeorn is banned forever, and if he.
as to whether Iho condition Is really
heatstroke or sunstroko and not col
lapse from some underlying illness or
ordinary fainting, for real heatstroke
or sunstroke presents a very different
picture from these other conditions,
which nro commonly misinterpreted
as "heat exhaustion" or "being over
come by the hent." In heatstroke or
sunstroke tho victim's face Is flushed
or cyanosed (purple or bluo appear-
ance), his breathing is deep, labored
nnd probably noisy (stertorous or
snoring or puffing), his skin feels hot
anil dry. his pulse is full and bounding
Istrongor than normal), nnd If his
body temperature is taken It is gener
ally elevated many degrees above nor
mal. In collapso, surgical or accidental
shock, or fainting, the picture is just
the opposite in every respect: Pale
I'lice, shallow n,uiet brenthlng, skin
col" and clammy to the touch (cold
swont), pulse so feeble and small that
n novice can scarcely feel It nt all,
and body temperature a degree of two
below the normal. When tills latter
picture is seen, the heat or smi has
littlo to do with tho condition nnd the
care of the victim is the caro which
should be given In ordinary collapse,
shock or fainting.
Tlie more perfect and iahnmcred
the wator evaporation from tho skin
tho less likely a sunstrio or heat
stroke In any circumstances. The
main nnd practically the oiajy function
of su$at is to keep the body cwl. As
much water as ono can fomrortably
drink should bo taken. therefoR-. when
II is necessary to be exposed to ex
treme heat. The water should he at
least agreeably cold. So-called ice
water (having n temperature of about
lil) degrees r.) Is not too cold for many
personsto drink comfortably tn large
amounts. Krulfjuices or ndes are also
advisable.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Epilepsy.
What l-jthe cause of epilepsy
there any known cure
Kindly ntlvlso through papcr.-(i.)
Is
relief?
(II. M.
or one grain of sodium lodld or potas
sium iodid in wator, or ono of the
organic iodine compound tablets which
some health authorities recommend
for tho purpose. Numerous standard
salt manufacturers now put out Iodized
salt through the regular grocery trade.
so that this is available wherever gro
ceries are sold. All of thia is just by
way of prevention of goiter and con
serving or building good health gen
erally. The treatment of goiter is a
medical problem and should be sub
mitted to the family physician in
Sun Baths.
Please advise where one ean get a
book dealing with sun baths and treat
ments. (W. A.)
Answei- I know of no such book.
The treatment of disease by meas of
sun baths is a serious matter which
reipilres the personal direction and
control of a physician.
every case.
The Greek alphabet was evolved
about son n. C.
You Can Get Most
Any Old Thing at
DE VOE'S
Host Any Old Tm.
Ahtays Xoon to ParV
Tour Ca
Wf.thSn. V1.12S-B
Doesn't hurt one bit I Drop a littl.
"Froozone" on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then ahortlj
you lift it right off with fingers.
Your druggist Bolls a tiny bottle bf
"Freeione" for a few cents, suflicicnt to
remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the foot
calluses, without soreness or irritation.
Answer Correspondents should bear
In mini! that it is possible to answer
here rgjly about I per cent of the
queries received, nnd I can only select
VJAVI
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j Helpful in
j Nefvous Conditions
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p315 Medford Bldg., Phone 841
CAMPING
SPECIALS
Gold Medal Folding Tablc....$3.75
Gold Medal Camp Stool !U
Gold Medal Camp Chair 1.12
FREEZERS
l-Qt. Arctic Freezer $2.7fi
3-Qt. Arctic Freezer 4.25
2-Qt. White Mountain 3.90
3-Qt. White Mountain 1 4.80
4-Qt. White Mountain 5.80
6-Qt., White Mountain .......... 7.10
CAMP STOVES
Coleman Camp Stove, oven. .if 11.80
Coleman Camp Stove, grate 8.10
Tourist Camp Stove 7.10
Compare these prices with what
ithers ask. Prices good for one
week only. '
9 W. fibin t. lhone 300
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DYZBI
HATTER!
CLEANERS
PLEATERI
Phone ti
23 N. Fir St.
CASH PAID ;
For Second-Hand ,
Furniture and StW,
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Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
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Chines
Medicine
For Treatment of
Acute and Chronlo
Diseases of Men
and Women,
Oantar and tumor treated. hiflVMaa, kil
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. H Fftm, colda. lamala troublaa, par
aljala, fever, pneumonia, asthma and throat
frov&lea, rheuoiatlam. amenatrfaoea, goitre,
coiuiuniptloa, caUrru, pilea, bjdroccla. al
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IT'S
DELICIOUS
Never before could ou
buy so much fruit in a small
botilc.
SKO is matle from Real
Oranges aud there re no
s-nlbetic flavors aditi.
Close your eyes R9fyou
can easily imagine you' aii?
-drinking'' the fruit ltsolf.
All our products are guar
anteed to be pore and whole
some, which is your protec
tion. Jackson County
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