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MttDPOftft MAIL' 'TRtBtTffl, MDORD.' QRBfiCW , ' SATURDAY. AtTflfifiT 1. .1925 ? ' " . '-'-li ;"'' ,V: ; Tribune Am nmupKivniirr NKtlni torn HUN DAT. T TH HRDFORD PB4NTING 00. 1b Medfcrd Sundu Iforntnf Boo ! foreWwd wkKribcn 4m "nf Un MTn-toy (telly Tribnn Buildinf, PboM 76. Worth Hr itrMt. 4 eoDMlldittoo ol th Dctnocritle Tirs, the dferd Hall, tb MM ford Tribune, U W m OrefonUo, tb AtttUnd Tribune. BOBRKT W. HUIIL, Editor. 8. SUkPTEB SMITH, Muufr. f IU1I In Advincat thly, with Bund Sun, yttr IHiJj, with Sundiy Bun, month .., fUtly, without Bundiy Sun. yeif , lMtly, without Siind 7 Bun. mouth ftakt Ull Trlbunt, on feu Bundtr Bud, one yw- t.to , , .06 t oo . . 1.00 Y CARRIER In Medford. Ashland. Jackson. til if, uentrii J'oint, moewi, tsjcoi ua on usnj, with flundsr Bun. month DiIIt. without RundsT Bun; month.'.. wily, without flundsj Bun, on ratr.x Dslly, with Hunday Hun, on rcir..a All trmi bf carrier, cub In adranc). 7.60 MO Entered m eecond-cliee matter tt Medlord, UTffDO, under set of Jiarcn b, ibiv. Official paper of the City ol ftledford. Official paper of Jackson County. The only paper berweet. ATtnmu Ore.j and ilco. California, a distance of over 400 mllef, errloa. baring leased wire Associated Press SfftUBRRS OF TflR. .imutnArM) PRESS. ' The Aaaoclated Press la exclusively entitled to the uee for republication ot all news die Ctchra credited Xo It or not othrrwls ore-Mtd thla paper, and aleo to the local newi pub twita nerein. All rights of republication of special tfu H'-ohf herein are aleo reamed. Ye Smudge Pot !'' Bf' Arthur Ferry. A'Wolfuro Clinic ghuuld bo held.' 'B I'd""'"!'', 'or c,,r'u'.' to-diKiinguiah a man from a door. . . . ' ' Bedford " tt..l.'.lunrravatln..4 road, about .'. ",00,'.SBrucu.' . ..?u,,,ueu,!.u l'!"15 uul counu'ics realize BUBU Polar explorer being caught In- tlio led (hciie days, v . .- ,' ,'J'iie Humdlngem, Inc., will erect an urllHtlc sign over the Main Stem crossing, reading: - OK13KTIN08 lir. YOU CAN'T WIN, DON'T MAKE IT A TIB. The sun comes up. goes down, A llttlo work,- Hiimo play, tiome sorrow, grieving, tears . .' Is. gono unother day. -. - j Bo' tllno bucb' by und sccma' Indifferent' to man, , Ilia hopes,, Ills fears, his alma, Ills vainly fancied plan. -. V. ; 1 1 ; i i Yet soiiiowhero In .between Llte'K origin and end Man plays his llUlo part . And niurkR Its upwurd trend. '.,., v ':. '" . In, (Inoly .ordered ways ' Intelligence-aupreme,' 7. QuIdcH on to purposed goals Beyond his feeble dream," A gift sublime, this. Ilfo, Unbrokon In Its flow Binco lite there was till now . And still must onward go. Bloat ho who'' wall' fulfills . : i IUb jiurposcd- role.- That life, through llliiu nilWinca ' . ; Toward Ha porfoot-goal... '' " .' , (Kxcrango) , It la also a relief to discover that un upjiolntno of tho (Invernnn anil (Irund Locturor, curt bi Invwlved In Hoincthinif besltH'H ' "(lebauchlng ot the fish intdreats, fur poraonul guln." Ono such has been Indicated In Kiamatn cuunty foe iillogod appro priation, of u plslol, und anuthor for ullegod miilfcaaanco with acvorul sucks of augur. Tho Imliotmcnta np peur highly flimsy,, and rocult tho days when rlghteoustunra1 was iplay lng nor so gaily around our - own court houM. . 'i , t V'ull brltchea tor : men are on dla- pluy. They are um violent ua tho spring nockllea, and If u mun weursl then) It'a his own fuull. Will Hogel-a, famiius comedian, re fuaoa. to run for. governor ot Arkan sas, but this will not .keep .other comedians from- running for gov ernor, . IHiT WHAT Wild MAK1', TICK liAWIKH' II l:ltTS P1TTV-PATI , . (Italllinoro 81111) By alow stages unlformod butlles ot one kind and- another are. dis cording tho tinoomrortable hlKh-l colored , blouse for coats Willi roll collars. The nnvy wua tho first to cut- Itself loose from tho choking' bondage The latest to ' adopt a sensible, comfortable and yet withal1 n amurt uniform la the Army Alrl Hervlce. That branch, of the tinny will no longer wear nock goar that: gives Its porsoiuint the appearance ofl a I'llKilm ; father who i wua caught' Htnullnu a pig. No more stocka (or the bird men. ' I Tho iisychologlcnl effect of a 'Com fortable und smart uniform la too1 well rooognliod to roqulro comment. Hold lorn, Hullora,' marines, policemen, letter curriers, flromon, street clouu ore und bellhops uro butter soldiers. Bailors, murines, atreol cleanera unit bellhopa In uniforms that .atlr their pride. No man In nny uniformed service cull be truly efficient who la In mortal druud of choking to death or Whoso Adam's applo Is con tinually beating ngalnnt cruel con finement 111(0 a cnged bird. And yet the lilKh-colliir trntltlnn Is adhesive beyond words. It la in hard to got rid of ua,tho old man of the aea. It has been discarded lhat Is usstirunce It cun be. There la nope. , One of an Itafael'n lending citizen, went home early in-the afternoon last week and found a woman ho supiintied waa hla wlfo lying on the acta taking a aletita. ' . Thla chap la a bit frolicsome, to he ambled over the lady, who haiLher face turned to the wull, and guVifhcr a lusty apnnk. . ' Jlo and the aclinol tenchw nre nol apnaklnit now. (Ran Prnnisco riule (III ) Will, iiilatukea wllj gippvll. WAR WITH JAPAN? ENGLAND him decided to spend $290,000,000 on mi augmented battle cruiser program. ' , , !. The J)lirase tliut won tlio battle for the big nnvy advocates was thisi'.v : "Great Britain may bo dragged Into war In the Pacific In the ' , evont of friction between tho United Btates and Japan." TIiuh onco moro fear1 of wliat-umy'-be triumphs over the cause of pcaco 'ond disarmament. . "Great Britain' may be if" and' the sensible advice of Ram- sy Aiac'Donald and Winston 'Churchill looking to economy aiid' rc treiiclunent is disregarded once morn,, for "on the hcu the British Lion" can take up chalices." ; ' " : ' - V v" Well, fortunately for the cmiso of peace, the Uuited States no longer fears the British navy. go tq war, Knglaiid could only side that of America so the stronger John Bull's nnvy, 'tho nioro secure this country can feel. Ami also, fortunately for the cause of peace, no leaders cither in Japan or the United States are look ing for war, or want it. The only danger In the Pacific comes from the Exclusion Act and the 'reaction therefrom upon the people of Japan as a whole. The passage of this act, undoubtedly,- Caused great . resentment in the rank and file and this resentment naturally is being capital wed' by the Japanese militarists and jirigoists,. in every way. But at the present time war day Japan's best customer, America's, friendship is . essential to Japan's growth and prosperity. may not realize this, but the leaders in Japan do, and, as long as they do, (lie real tendency in diplomacy; must -be against 'war','s strongly in Japan as in the 'United This docs not: mean Uncle and . remain on friendly terms grave puicniiaiiiics hmu cans lor it docs riicau that those economic Wui; arc, entirely lacking, as fur l.i. . if. .1. ' a .war would bo bad business, A be "peacefully ' absorbed Wlieri tlio convinced conflict would OrcdUce A noVnial' man is one' who is ,A friend is one you like too' that ten. , . . , ., A parking place is where1 you the front seat. . i. : . A good' paint' job makes iiu doesn't wrinkle. ' If he is deliberate by nature, judge or a plumber. 1 , Typical Aineriean idea of fair has moro than I have." I J i lit to husbiind:i yrtili'siilf- ' ' '' Simile: Willi all' alight on 11 bald spot, And doubtless a lot of people a plea of'insanily Up There. I . . , QUILL POINTS Still, most, of the world's ,b.ig jobs ore handled' by men who ard iot clitsseti jia "i'litoUt'Ottiols," '' " ''. '; It is tljeo'to act) tho rcfresliinpnts coming at a party. You know yoi can'go homo ill u little bit. "' . .. ,.' Not every people could make America's form 'of government work, Some people havo cranky ideas about liberty. '. . ." How times change 1 Tho sleep hills nmdo old Dobbin blow, and now they afford tho drlvdr a chanco to blow. Few men get too busy" t'o lihOdh them how great they t,fe.--.M "il ' TWO I SK10 Jim Jasper working with hatchet,' saw or spado; ho might 11s well 'be 'lurking in com fort, Mn the shade: Tor he has bonds and leases and shining silver pieces aud greenbacks ready made, JIc'n always ' building fences or tearing ' fences flown'; he's surely' lost liisr senses,-1 mutter with a frowa; why doesn't he get busy, and buy a costly Li..ic, and joyritlo thru the town! lie's always making ditches or digging useless wells, und ho has heaps of riches in safe dt'posit cells; I wonder, with my neighbors, just why ho sweats and labors ho should be wearing bells, lie sees me sit forever beneath my banyan tree; I shy at all endeavor, dodge every job I see; the siuisliino round me streaming, 1 sit there, idly, dreiniiihg, and drinking ginger lea. And he has asked me often, "Why 'don't you tpiarry stone! This laziness will soft en t'hh little bruins you owii; man's given Ihew and muscle, and if he's wise he'll hustle to gaiu another bone. How eau you Mtiml nioltlerjn this enchanted air, with fuiigiis on your' shoulder' aiid mildew in jour hsirf J To sit nere in the shallow and dream of Kl Dorado won't' get you any where. '.' llu thinks I am as silly, as ho appears to mo- ho'a trot tinir like a filly while I am drinking tea's we both are happy mortals, wo fill tho nir with chortles, though different wo bo. f America and Japan .pver should lie drawn into the conflict bu, one is unconceivable. America is to- The Japanese people, as' a whole, States Sain can bungle alonf? willy nilly with Nippon. The 'situation lias uie iiosi expert nanuiiiig, 'uui conditions which usually bHiiif on as th c United States and Japan 1 ' L...1. i . I?' ' great deal ot racial ' irritation' can business men "of two nations a6 profits, rather than increase tliemi glad he isn't liko his neighbor. well to lick in an effort to' collect '." , leave;. the car to get u sunmious on ' : ' r-- '.w..h old' cot look now. You sec, a' ear you cau't toll whether he'll be a V taxation ''Soak tllO fellow who The way to 'lispel domestic clouds is toi bloy tho griiii determination of a, l'y deciding to we think douc, will get by With ' ' - to the calldr who would tell d .-..rv MEN. CROSS-WOK PUZZLE STORY , GOOD-BYE ' Ule Edward is waving .to' his fathet.- 'His- lather; drives; 1-2-3-4-5-6 (or a big factory. He carries 1-7-11-16 of goods from the factory to the different railroad' stations. Little 18-1') always looks out to 111-14. 18 his. father pass bv. The road Ed's father always does 3-8-12 goes'iight by our' house.' Kd calls over to 15-16 to 3-0-13-17 an eye out for the big truck. He is so proud of his father!. ' .... ' ,. , . . " ' . , J., ,... . Answer To 1.4.-10 ... (ore), "iq-17 cwei, 8 - 13 S-914-18 (true), 5-11-1520 (uses), -i-io-uvi2 crestrr"- '.'- '-.. '. - ' Copyright, iUX, tyVhi Personal Health Service By WILLI AM Mm, Dr. Wllllaa Bnar, Ir fan ot thl. m .!- i. 1 . , Somotlilng: Wo Can a 40 year old ' girl outcroW toothache Is trailed by a ilontlst? Cun un old'tmYiragod 21 outgrow a broken leg- it treutod by a surgeon. These are question's fohlch no one'.Uha uislied. But- somebody does ask this one: Cun a (-child G years old out- : grow St. Vitia dance , if" treated by a' doc- "tor . ' ; ' Tho idea of "otit "' growing" nny dls- 'easo, dofect, deform-ity-or physical con- dltlon la rathor a childish' atlbterfutre whereby parent or sometimes an old foggy doctor attempts to salve his conslcence for neglecting the proper examination, care or treatment of tho unfortunate 'child. I St. Vltla' dunco, which physicians know aa Chorea, is a disorder which in Its peculiar manifestations and Ir regular cnursc-'gives exceptional op portunity for tlio exploitation of cred ulous paronts by all sorts of charla tlna, Including' tho moat contDmptublo ones, who' ply, their parasitic trade under the niaslt or religion 1 . Chorea occurs usually In' ohlldron from 7 to'UG years of agc.-nnd Is duo to Involvement of some 'of the tissues of tho spinal cord and brain In tho In- .fo'ctioua proccsri which1 people com monly cal "Inflammatory rheuma tism. " In many cascB of chorea thorc Is. only a vnguo history of Join! In- volvomont,. porhaps Just Indefinite pama called "growing pains." or may be one or moro attacks of tonsllitla or pore tliorat. Uut tho disordor of tho nervous synteni or' rather of tho func tions of tlio nervous system la of tho same Infedtlnua origin as tho tonallltls or tho Joint Inflftnimntinn.- Tho attack may boahort (acute) or long, (chonlc) In1 duration, anywhero ' frmh a few weoka to many, monthH; ;-Plainly thla peculiarity accounta for Innumerable lltilinv f-nnlolilnnnna whHnl. nrn turlutn.l 'huH turned In- Ihn ehni-lulnnu linlh profano and Bcanctlijionloua. to re dound to their own credit. Naturally enough, tho ignorant, credulous, su poralltloua' folk, who from policy or bollef noglect audi llilporlant cnuaea of thia and other dlaoases aa diseased or infectod tonalla In childron. nnd try to explain! away "growing pnlns," or "rheumatism" as Vcre effects of weather, cllmnto, or''coldi1' aro rathor eager to accept the suggestions of tho affable Impostor whose plan' of treat ment permits the defaulting parent to play a comfortable pftsslvo role. In any case of St. Vltla' dance there la nlways a certain risk thnt the lining of tho heart may be Involved. Just as In any case of infectious arthritis, with tho consequent development of valvu lar disease ("heart leakage.") and for this reuaon It . Is Important that the chlld'a condition bo constantly wntch- od by n physician, and especially the performance of the henrt from day to day throughout tho lllneaa. It Ih part ly for thla reason,- and partly for tho rocuperatlon afforded the handicapped nervous system, that good doctors fre quently prescribe a period- of bed rest for the chorea tlatlcnt oven though the imtlent seems strong enough and ea ger enough to be up nnd nboutaa us ual. It la to proton tho heart against tho InrrcuHWl 'vulnerability. It Is bo- oauae of dilmiiso to tho heart, ns well aa Injury to tho affected nervous Us ance, Hint many of the methods urg ed by Incompetent thhug hperhnps well wishing advisers and practiced by quacks of every complexion are cruel to the victim of It all. In Nt. Vitas' dance the true father or mother owes It to the child to leave nit questions of electricity, diet, hatha niaaeage, exercise, rest or freah air to tho Judgment of tho physician. QIJESTrDNa AND ANSWERS Morn B. B. Shot. Some time ago one of your correa- pondenta recommended spraying a so lution of copperas (Iron sulphate) to destroy bedbug I think It wn a pound of the ronnerna In five gallons of water. As you hove cautioned, thla Mituht stain walla or turnltnre. Let me 1 Last Puzzle , , , ... - 17 - 22 (step)', S-4-5 C 7 S (trunks), 18-19-20-21" (easy), 2-6-12 (unt. . - - .. -.. . . InternuHotKilindicale ! BRADY, M. D. anltf - mSm. ornvnainf 1. iaawu.u.aa Should Outgrow. recommend - another - bedbug poison ,that certainly getB 'em, yet la com paratively harmlcsa to man and will not injure anythlngr s Take BInck Flag and put It in u powder gun and blow It liito-' all -'cracks- ami - crevices of bed-, springs, muttl-esscs and room or clos ets; Two' applications may be. neoee aary If they are vory.bad.-. It may bo nought at-any drug store for about 15 centa' a package,-. Aa .long as a bit of the powder, remalna it, will kill the bedbugs. It hua ended tho affliction for ua;- (8.-J.)' Hot Ijcmonudc. Will drinking- a cup of Hot water with a little lemon julco in it before breakfast affect the heart? (J. J. E.) Answer No; It Is harmlcsa enough, -r Spoiling tho Coffee . - PtaflsA nuhlluh imiir artvina nhmit llin Jm effocta of boiled coffee. A member of .'my family pcralatently vuaea -it toll ed a long time. (W. ri.) - Answer Boiling spoils- "the flavor, for It drives off In the steam or vapor the volatile aroma which is so desir able in coffee and extracts' from tho grounds a groater amount' of tannin which Imparts a bitter astringent taste or , effect. . This astringent effect . is comparable with the tanning of leath- or;, aomo folks seem to prefer leather stomachs'.,' Good cioffco must nevei1 boll. ' ;' -' , - KuIch for llreaklh); CoiuUpatlnn Habit Pfeuse give your rules' for breaking tho constipation habit ' arid 'accept thanka in advanco for satne. (Mra. 8. il'j.v . ' .' Anawor Rule.l. Inclose a atatnp- ed: self addresacd envelope with auch requests. ' '''r- ' Rule 2. THItnka Irl advanco Is non- negotinble. as you may learn by con sulting .M Webster. , ; ' . ' , ' ' Kule 3 Samo ain't it or thotnl " " -" Kout t'reain " I aniS-pl-y fbnd'of'sou'r cream,' pVe- ferrlng It tb h'nttCr aa a spread for my bread. Is there ns much nourish ment in It n In' butter? Is It whole some to oat Instead tf butter? (Mra. S. A.) - ; ': ; .,-.' : Answor-J-YosV -' ": ' ''' '':1 Cod Mver OH", ; ""' I nm considerably underweight and would like to know if ' edd liver oil would' build up flesh.- Are' the cod liver oil tablets aa good as the' liquid form? (M. J.) Answer Tteal'tedd llvor"ol! may help you to gain weigh h or course no pill or tablet ia as good aa the real ar ticle '' ' v '. 1 That Kmpty F'eclliig. ' Ia It true that a' little chop tends to relievo thnt ompty tooling when one la dletlng to reduce weight, yet doea not add flesh to thd body. Mra. R' N. A. ..- i- ' "" f Answer A weeny tccnty lambkin chop adds lot) 'CMIbrlef 'to the au count. The' same number of calo. rlea-might he. tliken' In flv ourtcea of invoSt milk or 10 ounces tif gklm med milk. It' would' taKo the Very largest orange to- furnish loo ealo rloa. I Probably augar In the'"fbrm of milk,.' skimmed milk, orange or' o von caridy rtllevea the empty or faint feellnat b'4trepl1lfLn VhVnf arnnlH ' Wtmt la. Mat hwWMlU. f-aMahdML IVHMIMai BMit. mm! w)uwi US. innr. A uif-Jla-alHOMIt. Aa'. mmrnl abara'aa .r at at o nmanv aH tnutamno f v - muf 1.1 V- II HO Ono good thing -when a feller's K!arklit' tlieso days lie's uuln lils own batterlca Instead o1, ruiilu1 nu some poor dud's llfrlit bill. President Cool- idgo knows that tlicrs times when i filler's ulnyiii' coif tliat ho innt hcln saylir. aouiethht', air' It wouldn't look good In tli' newspapers. c(ther. ' Poems That Live JilHt As I Am. Just as I am. without one plea' But that Thy blood was shod for mo, And that Thou bld'st mo come to . Thee. , . . O Lamb of God, 'I come! ,' Just as I am, and walling not To lid my aout of ono dark blot. To. Thee, ..whoso " blood can" cletinac ' each spot, . ,; O' Lamb of God; i' cornel' , - Just as I am, tho' tossed about -With-many a' conflict; -many a doubt. ;l'la-titinBa and fears, within", without, ' O Lamb of God, I come! Just as I ani; poor, wretched, blind; Sight, riches, healihg of the mind, Yea. all I need, in Thee I find, ; ' O Lamb of God, I come! Just aa I am. Thou wilt receive. . Wilt wolcomb, pardon, cleanse', relievo: Because Thy protnlso I believe, . O'Lanib of God, I come! JuHt aa I am Thy love unknown Has' broken 'every barrier down: Now to be Thine, yea. Thine alone, O Lamb of God, I come! Juat'.as 1 am; of that free love, ," The breadth, length, depth and height to prove, . ' ' 1. , . Jtorc for. tt'senson; then above, O Lamb: of God. I come! r- Charl'lltte Elliott; Who's ,Wh( " i'.' Dr.- riiiirlt'M Mayo. .. !v Europe Is' today getting a glimpse of -Dr. Chaiios Mnyo, one of the famous .,AJayQ" prothers, who stand out a m(o n g the groates't . aurgeons In the world-"thru their work in their cllnica at Hochcs- tdr, , M I n n. Dr. Mayo . is now . in Paris aa preaident of the Interstate post-graduate . as Beinbly of Amerf cii, and heads - COO delegatoa to t h e convention of that body. Br. Mayd comes of a medl' cal family, as they suV. : M s father lvnB a doctor.i and uuiing hla stay In England on thla. European trip' while hp waa the gueat of the Mlciiiiee .hoapltul -at an' informal iuncheoni he w-aB shown a portrait preserved there of hla groat uncle, Herbert Mayo, born In 1780. who watt aurgeon to the Middlesex1 hosnltnl- from ism to 1842, and' Was" ono of tho founders" of the medical school. Dr. Mayo was born In Rochester In 1865- and -waa educated at North western University and at : Ohlen.rf Medical College. From the latter be received: .hla M. D. : In 1888. Slnca that year lie has practiced in n.h. esior. witli his brother hn-iritve ff.vuu.yun ,ior tno establishment of mo aiayo Foundation for 'Med leal Education and Research In loir. n.n Institution being operated in-affiliation -with tho University of Minne aotn. . He waa a colonel In a,. Mn.11 cul Corps during the war. and he 1. a member of an almost endless num- ber of American-and forelun ne.n,.ni aocletlca. ; Only few daya left special electric range offer: get your'a iimvl un YOU CAN BUY A v . f Cord '.for , : $16.50, Hiipps Aottf Park Service , . Hiohway at Jackson Street CASH PAID : For Scond-Hand - Furniture and.Stoyea WA. KINNEY, ; Foriiiture House ' 315 E. Main Phone 50H jl ' -' ..U"VWJ: TJR0.KMAVO'. Children's Pictorjal' . TV V Cross-Word Plnwle, ' Running Acros. . . Word l. What the landing in the picture is called. ' . Word 6. Some, . Word I. An indefinite' article. Word 10.' A southern state. Ab breviated. - ' '"'..' Word II. The statq in which Mark Twain was born. Abbreviated. ' . Word 12. A conjunction. . Word IS. A small, round mark : made by pencil or pen.. . . .. Word 15. A sharp, pointed dart. usuallj feathered. .. Running Down. Word 2. Exclamation of'auphter. ,' Word 3. A heavy iron or steel Implement with a hooked end used by ships. - t: . " - , . Word 4. A transporation line. Abbreviated. t Word 6., Identical . ... - Word 7. An implement ,uscd for rowing a boat. . Plural., I Word 9. A negative. I , Word 10. Expression much, used In the Bible meaning took, behold. Word 13. . A 'physician. Abbre viatiqn:."oni,: ;, ; ' . : . . :. , " rf . l tv Toward. " ( , Y'YjggTERdA V'S PUZZLEi :1 . Lii , ANSWERED. Ony "few days' left' special electric vango offer: get your's now'!. 11!)'. fttin'lt Vlth' gas! ' tf, Order your coal and- briquets NOMT 'ami be SATii from" the anticipated COAL STRIKE All' miners' unfoit, agrecMchls end September "' 'i . . UTAH & WYOMING COAL BRIQUET? ; v '' PHONE 239 MEDFORD 22222aalii2aa5aiaaaia2aa DRINK MaidO'Sko " S S MJ'.1 -:-, ,,i i- . " "' IT'S '. DELICIOUS ' Never before. could you buy so mi-1a fruit in a small 4 DOttlC. , , . ' t ,", . '..', 3 SKQ ig made frortt Real ' Oranges aud there arc no '-' synthetic: flavors added. Close-your eves- and Wm- can easUy imagine you are' . drinking", the fruit itself. -: AH our products arc giiar- ; autecd to be nitre and vchnU- sonifj, which is your protec- , tion. . v .... ..r, Jackson County 4 i 1' jl. fiE rnwutp .. WEU..IM J .. J.:-.. I ... '.MIPB "WW
