Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 09, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 " l o o i : ! PJTCE FOUR wtdfort. wxrn ttttbtis-tc, iroromi. oT?T:r.oT. Wednesday, September o, 1025 v t II Bedford Mail 1 riIjunr AH INnKPRNDKNT NBWSPAPKK HmUbUXD ITVEHV ArTKKNUUJI UOIPt BUN DAT, BY THK MEUruHU i'KINTINU CO. Iks Medlord Huuda; Morning Sun ti furatsbwl stacrltwK d Hog tb Mfto day dtily nm Ottiwt Ual) ftorU. rir ttfict. Trlbant Building, Pbgufl 7ft. A consolidation of the Un.oorn Time. Ui Medford Hull, th Medfanl Trlliuut. Uit Soutb m Oregon I in, Uit AibUnti Tribuiit. BOBKKT W. HUHL, Kditor. B. BUMITKB 8U1TH, Miurf"r. My Hill In Advincc: Itatlj, with HuuInj Sun, ytir .... Dtllj, with Sunday Hun, month .., Dally, without Monday Hun, yr . , Dal., witliout Huudaj Kuii, iduuUi sfcij Hall Tribune, one jar w.dsy 8unt o,ie yr .' '.ni t. oo 1.00 T OAHRIKR In Ifadford. Aatilmicl. Jacaaon Ilia, Ontral Point, rtioenli, Talent ud on flat way.: bally, wltli 8undnr Sun, month. ...... I .76 Dally, without Burtday Nun. month on Dally, without Huiidar Nun, ona year... 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, ona year MO All tarma by carrlar, caah In advanca. Baorn dally avpr.e rrreuiatiort tor alx nonlha endlinr Aurl lat. 11124. anno, mora t double tlie circulation uf any other paper pub luuied or clrculateo in Jafikaon t;oiuity. lutered ae lecond-cluaa matter al Medford, Urfgun, under art or March V, 17. Official paper of the City ol Bedford. Official paper of Jat'haon Couity. The only paper uetweer. Albany, Ore., and Ohlco. California, a dUtance of over 400 Bailee, bavins leaaed wire Asaocfated Preaa Mrvlce. MEMBERS (IF Tl. AWimjlATBD 1HE8S. The Aaeorlated I'rern la eirlualvely entitled U tna uae lor republication of all newe ale- C tehee credited to It or not otlterwlee credited tble paper, and atao to the local newa pub- meneq nereia All rtaiit, of republication of rpeolal die i herein aro alao reaerved. Ye Smudge Pot Bf Arthur Furry. . California, ono may rwicl, 'Ih 30 yetim behind Oreifun tu f lull ami Kiime iHKlHlatiun." Hut, on the other hatnl, 'alirornla hnn chii iikciI eomsiilcTubly mure Hinco tho lnillanji left. It 1h IntoroHtliiK tu note that Morhi-h. Kplly and Murray, two or the play house InniatfH who huwtcd out, Ken Fatlonally, lire ma iter than the nvorage eltlfn out of Jail. Mr. WIIIoh, tho third nipnilior of the party is of n Inwrr mentality hut of an IntelllKnce not In keephiK with his wherenhoutH. Doar Mr8. Thorn pHon: I am n widow, 40 years old (with a good, wrinkled cnniplexllon.) I want ' to have my hair hohhed. (hrantn Prhs Courier.) And, may he 10 charming (xiundH too fat. Pur coatH, ptH'kfMl OiIh pear harYCHt aro helng worn with the cimtomiiVy feminine illKgUHt at hIioivImk up In a new Knrnient, Uttlo Jack Horner, Came -rountl a corner IliiRglnK n. dnnseiouH curve. No longer he'll prnnco , (i At a gay country dance, ' l Too lute, nluB, wa8 the Hwerve,. ; ' Praise adjectiveH fired promiscu nuHly at HumdlngnrH, Inc., and noli ?tlclon' have been revised an follows, to simplify matters. Kor instance. It In nllejtefl if the aideunlk Is swept off dally by the hired man, that the . Ding is "enterprising." Therefore, hy way "of Illustration, It would he heralded; "He is a sidewalk Kweevlng merehtrrt, plu the etos. So: flenlal-p-Tells 4d stories. Forward looking' Uefuro the lady passes. Upstanding liownsltllng. t .Tireless ;Uarngeless. . (Mean cut Hhaves Helf. OlvlcN workei--Lawn mowing shir kei. Two-fisted Kotir-flngered. Kearless-K Inn-scat od. Pnrty wnrliorsv falls Sen. Mc Nary, hrlle.k,) . Progressive Wears no hat. Some people, you'll observe, excel In handing out the pish, While others quite as banUl.v, Just take It from us candidly. Us 'posh to out eh their fish. Still others huve a rarer gift And sling both pisb and posh: H posh won't work they turn to nlsh Or use Um. both as they may wish And Jon it off with bosh. Hut whether you use pish or posh, Or maybe' posh and pish. You never recognlae the two When other guys are stringing you, ltubMwalluw what they dish. So goen It In this merry world, So full of pish ami posh: , An often as we throw the stuff We gobble other people's gulf, For such Is life, h'gosb. (ltaltimore Sun.) .ir.itiiv Hid you over fry tu whppillo n l Htirceiwftll Ilfcej of.jprky fiuni i lliintr of lU-pr? Tll whOoillllfir tu lint Rnnfl for Jprky Ih rmirc vaUinlilp thiin preotouN jiviln. mill kuUI, anil indium I t II In nioi'f-' KiMiftht nfli'r Umii Iho Klory ot tho liftttii'rlclil, unci 11 kuoiI mi rm It In hnrtlcr lo proruro -'than tho ICHxIr of I.lfo. nntl imrcolcil out tu HftJonK frlenilH niul ntni ntnl dritr HlntlviH, iih thin oh n knlfo vnn rut It. A tnollicr tnlfiht rocrlvo n lunik thr dice of tho olid of ii ihunili. A ililoue of Jorky tho lxo of n two- lilt' rtfnK, in Jnrknon county, I to Iih nwiiBf whnt nn Iron ii-ohh of tho Klrnl Ordor Ih In (lot-ninny. rt'lH nh Hhoiulnntlon fur 'un ownor of Jqi ky o glvo awny nn-.-e than dip tnriewt hit, anil thrloo ii'.ioiiiliuiK'il Ik ho If he .Iopb not eat l. whpro pvpi--hodyt ffnrt hpo htm. Pnnio tlnip thoy hnve k) wnlt for hnvm for R crowd to Kfithu. (illory hpiVpii upon hln brnw. wherT'iii.'jprky wnpr calmly ronohoiv In hla Hip pocUnt, yankx out n knife, nnd tioULhnljntly cum off a cud. Knvjoiin t-yen. nre upon htm. nnd ho In ronlriu-' . .. A frlomlz-mluht lend you hi nil In nil,. huV. jty would mover think f Klvlnlt? hwuy;jUe"t..Jerky vlllilc to IliritinUa)!! f.j'e. (hcpiijtted liy JilmuinU Our, "&imtt.''& A PRETTY HK NEXT Ki'ssioii of connri'ss rijtpcr rliiiniber over whifli lie pi'i In thn clnliliy nlimiKphcn' of pummelled lust Maveli when lie Hut in his swiii" iiroiinu the eirele, IIic n-'-l rcsulcnt is now linv- inir Ii'h opportunity, mid if liis speeeli in Medford is a fair eximipli! he is making Hie most of it. Mr. Dawes eertiiinlv imiltes a lnister. Majority rule is the very If a minority has the rijjht to nority have a rif-'ht to kill tliemf Members of the senate have Yiee-I'residenl's crusade, hut thus this question. When Mr. Dawes declares the opposition of the senators to his reform is based upon the selfish desire of the individual senator tn retain his personal power, resrnrdless of i;i business and j.'ond (.'overiiiiient, one can't resist the has, as usual,, hit the nail sipnirely Tho sennit? is more lltiin n tVIiberntive body. It is itlso a rather oxoliisivo politic;.! Huh. Tho majority sciiiitor lotlny ronlizos ho imiy he the miii(rity sonator tomorrow. He is very jealous, thoro foro, of tlio opportunity which no-elotiiro provides, for rojrardioss r.f Iho trend f the political tide ho can ho assured of making him self felt whenever his vocal chords are in working order. Thus, as long as the filibuster is recognized, every senator hs a Huh in his pocket, that can save him from oblivion. Naturally, he reseuts the interference of a Vice-President, who is supposed to he seen, hut not heard, and in spite of his official position, is from tho standpoint of Hub tradition, regarded as n rank oulsidcr. It is fjniiiK to be a pretty fijrht. The result depends entirely upon tho popular reaction to the Yice-Tresidcnt s appeal. If the people applaud Mr. Dawes, hut fail to brinj pressure to bear upon their senators, the upper chamber will win in n walk. So Mr. Pnwos is not fihliii"; the senate alone, lb; is' fihtin public indifference, as well. If he can arouse the people to action as well as approval, lie will win. Hut if tho people as a whole, re fuse to vitalize the filibuster as an issue, and forgot the filibuster problem, ns soon as the rear-platform passes around the eurvo, then the members of the senatorial (dull will lau;h in their sleeve's and to on exactly as before. QUILL Jf the fiction eliiiriitttt'i's . cuss " jjsn't Hrei olden kniilibn ! -rod Culture consists in knowing how in tho liiiign.ines. ' Speuking off-hmid, we should is where they pinch. In the old days n good mixer cocktails. Moderns, can afford many things the ancients couldn't, hut a largo family isn't one of them. ' ' The 'weakness of n democracy is it t hi if the other driver is n fool. An old-timer is one who can remember when an endowment was more essential than a coach. ' Madam, spank' the little fellow iioino wife a lot of trouble twentv You might ns well rend about yon arc eligible for jury service. A free country, apparently, is punishment and more punishment Correct this senti'iiee: "He family didn't fet'l resentful." RipplingRhumos 'Walt LAWBREAKERS. HIS lilJKATII suggested bootlcj; booze, and when he talked, in moral strains of sinful men, of those who chose to make the stntulcs seem in viiin, of inurdcrorK who ply the dirk, tho poisoned potion and 1lu gnu, somehow, his login, failed to work, it mnde no hit with any one. lie was i jnan of high estate, his fame had gone the whole world ronnd. !::. eloipienee was truly great, his knowledge varied and profound; and from his kelly to his shoes lie seemed like fashion's well known glass; but ho was scented up with boo.e, and what, he said cut little grass. He t nlked of how the bandits steal, in dnylight, money from the luniks, of how the red assassins reel, through city streets in gnr. ranks; of gambling in the slums and stews, of phony com the slmvers pass, but he was all lit up with boo.e, and what he said cut littloi grass. For he who preaches of the law should be remote from sordid sin; no useful morals can he draw, if he is full of Cordon gin. The crimes of others he deplores, his text the lurid Rearohtwd news nnd then, behind his guarded i,1oors he takes three shots of bootlcj? boor.e. When Satnn't foun rebuking sin, In- may employ well-chosen words, but nil his hearem broadly jr;rin' and throw his counsel to the hints. Too many moralists there are who hand us maxims cold and jaw, nnd tilien consult 'the obi brown jar, in ejilm defiance of (lie law. FIGHT. promises to lie I'lilivi'iieil miitf- - sidcN. tin; scmito. Mr. Diiwfs whs bnilly liniiieheil his miexpeetei offensive stronjr ens1 fur an end to the fili- liasis of deii'ioeralie (joverimieiit. make laws, then why should a mi vehemently protested ajrainst the far none of them has answered conviction that the Vice-President on the, head. POINTS it's a 'high-brow iiiiigaziiie. gcMifiK pretty. to use nil 1 ho tilings advertised . sny the right jiliieo to slash taxes r was expected to shake hands, not the fact that wisdom helps you when he pouts, years later. It will save the nasty scandils. If you don't '. one in which there is less capital of capital. - died in debt," said she, "but his Mason Wa iHV Ml - I CROSSWORD PUZZLE STORY OH FOR SOMF. SHADF. T "Uh toy uul il is 2-3-4!" said little Sue, carrying her parasol 7-10 ovet tier head to ward oft the sun's violent ras. . 1-4 was 3-fJ-y of those very hot days and 8-'J all were wondering 2-5-K we could Maud the heat, Everybody had as little 5-6 as was necessary. ' . Answer To Last Puzzle 12-3 4 (come), 5 0-7 (hod), 1-6 8-11 (coal), 2-7-9 (odd), 8-9-10 (add). Cupytlyht, 1WJ5, by The International Syndicate Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. 8lind Itttera partaininfl to HtNMi nMilh ni hygitn. not lo 4IMM dltfnotli or trMtmont, will b ntwrJ by Dr. Brady If a lUmptd, Mlf addtMMd onvolopo ! onoloota. LtlUn ihould-tw brtf and wrlttwi in ink. Owing to tho larao riumbor of lottoro raoolwd, only wi a viiwtrN nir. no rapiy n do liwnw vr. mmani rmmj, ir w or mm Uvor for IIIsli ln (lie lat two yenrs various re floarrh HfuUt'nla liavc reported Btrlk- " I it 1 1 v o r extracts rf.r th rmiimir.nln -for. th rmluriion V.f l.l.rh Kinnfl rafoa- sure' which has been prod uced a r tificially In the ex p e r 1 m entnl anl- y mn is. These stud- 0 rSlL ''8 have lead to YiCT-"- i'o application of S'rmm ' I h e .treatment of h v n r tfitislnn in mnn. arid It hhs nw been fnhiy well established that ppxcesslvely high blood pressure may be considerably reduced by administering to the patient Injections f liver1 extract di rectly Into the veins. In some enses the fall of blood pressure obtained In this way persists for two or three hours and then returns to the high level before the next injection. In other cases the fall produced by an injection persists '24 hours or longer. Several patients -who had received M from 8to 10 Injections had a faU,K,na Know. The Children's Bu- of blood pressure which persisted ajrenu f the Labor Department is - week. Eight patients In a group of sues nn excellent pamphlet, "Pre - 33 who were given the liver extract Injections for high blood pressure suffered reactions resembling protein shock, such as certain sensitized In dividuals sometimes suffer from in jections trf nntitoxln or other foreign protein mnterlal. This liver extrnct treatment Is novel, but by no means a specific or euro for "high blood pressure," for we must not11 lose sight of the fact that excessive blood pressure is not a disease in Itself; It Is merely ono sign or feature observed by the physician In. various disease condi tions. In some cases it is the main sign elicited in nn examination but even then the doctor can determine no other abnormality than the hyper tension. It does not follow that "high blood pressure" Is what alls tho patient; often it is difficult for tho best of doctors to determine what may be responsible for per sistent hypertension. An officer In the .medical corps Informs me that ho hns found that by eating liver once a day (and no other meat) but anything nnd everything else he cared to eat, that In three weeks his blood pressure had fallen from well, never mind the technical details, but It has fallen ,10 millimeters. Not only that, but ho has experienced a remnrkable irnln In irentM'.'.. condition nnd what would seem to he a euro of sever anemia. He had suffered for two vpurs with n secondary anemia, with tho red rornuscles reduced to half! their normal quota nnd the hemoglo-i bin (coloring matter) likewise re-; duced to half the normal strength, together with .an excessive systolic and nn abnormally low diastolic blood pressure. He hart severe muxcular pnlns, considerable exhaustion on slight exertion ;md so on common complaints in severe anemia from any cause. Ho wns In a position to have the best blood nnd cardio vascular specialists nnd the ad van tage of every good form of treat ment, such as blood transfusions, diet. Intravenous Injections of nr senic and Iron preparations, He de clares that three weeks of liver ent ing has chased the muscular pains, overcome the tired feeling on exer tion, Improved his color and brought the hemogtobin nnd the red cell content of his blood up to nbout ?i per cent of the normal, nt the same time reducing the excessive systolic pressure ns I have already men tioned. Try some liver and bacon with Kronen fried potntnes nnd let us know how many millimeters of mer eu" this diet lowers your blood pressure. QVI'-NTIOXS AND ANSWKUS. KpUhitlon. Will pulling "out your eyebrows wllh fl pnir of tweeters make you Bo blind ?-Oh. O. II. Answer No. It doesn't affect your eyesight, Jtist maKes -bu look dumV mom to fluonoo mi oonforainf it laatruouoM BIooiI Pressure, Itfrllimark. PleaHo how can I remove my' bahy from her birthmark, red in tho rii.t.lin jt 1-. .. lan.1 wa.l no i.i i .. "i - . ub Pe"ny between her eyes? Mrs. " l""y Answer For safety nnd the best appearance, you should take the baby from the official survey ot Big Butie to a doctor who is a skin specialist 'springs by D. C. Henny and F. C. and let him -obliterate or remove Dillard, . generally recognized as the the mark by the method he con- leading hydraulic engineers on the aiders most suitable. Your doctor 'Pacific coast, removes all doubt ns to will tell vou where to find a skinltne PuHty of the water supply there, specialist 'or Bend n stamped self-ln addition to this statement the addressed envelope nnd I will rec-HUlte board of health rocenly exam ommend one for you. As a rule the ined a Iecimen of Big Butte water earlier In life such things aro treated ftnd dec,ared ft'Wfe'ct; for drinking tho better tho appearance of the,nnrtndoniostlc PU'Pses. child will be. 73, Tne PlnIon been od- , . , . , , vnnced by some that the soui-ce of . TralnlnpF for Motlierliowl. , tho sprinRS is the FoU). BU cpeek Rml Will you kindly mention again the Rnncheria Creek marsh. Elevations name nnd publisher of the book you tnken with an aneroid barometer recommended for the prospective show that the uppep end of Ulfs mother to study. Mrrf. C. E. G. marah ,8 a ,UUe Iower than (he Big Answer Dr. Morris Slemons' "The n.itt ppapL- cnrino nnri tut h ,.ni Prospective Mother," published by D. Appleton & Co., New York, N. $2.50, Is the best book of that isaiai iare, which may be pur - chased for 5 cents from the govern- ment printing office, Washington. Xo Maliniu, From Weeds. Kindly inform me whether rag- weed has malaria giving qualities?; Our shore cottage grounds aro full of ragweed and we had rather not cut them down if it Is not unhealth- ful to let the ragweed grow. O. H. F. Answer Hngweed pollen Is a com mon cause of hay fever among poo plo who are sensitized or suscep tible to that pollen. But no weed causes malaria malaria is contract ed onjy thru the bite of the Ano pheles breed of mosiiuito. and altho mosquitoes may hide under tho shade of rank weeds in the daytime, they ao not breed there, but only in stag nant water. ' Bunion. Answer two weeks in bed. nn nee or two of tempered steel. dash of ether and one good fiur. j " oublo to secure tho rullest coopera geon. The formula for the preven-ltlon from the national foiest service, tlon of bunion is simpler send a,Thoro ure between nw nnrt flve self-addressed slamned envoln.. Cnr,inoumni1 ncies ot "m'KT land lying it. COMMUNICATIONS Officials Conceal Important Facts. To tne Editor: ., CB, v Ul Medford are not only entitled to know how much water tho city of .Medford owns in the lllg Rutte u., i-, nuKKii-u m my iormcr communication, but thev ought to. be ndvlsed ns to the quality and purity of the water Itself. It Is 1 nsserted by pioneer citizens who hnvej lived In that vicinity that the Hlff Hutte Springs nre the convergent drainage of the great Rancherla swamp which lies above them. Hun dreds of cattle nnd other nnimnhV it Is snid,, mire down nnd perish In this vnst marsh, nnd if these springs are the outlet, the water mnnlfestly must be impregnated, not only with deenyed vegetntrie substances, but with rotten nnlmnl matter. This water should be carefully tested and nnnlyxed over a period of months by several of the state's best scien tists, before bonds nre voted to pur chase It. It Is claimed our present "yatem Is contaminated by vegetable matter. If this Is true It Is cer tninlynot the part of wisdom to tie up to another source containing both vegetable nnd animal poisons. And our city officials nre guilty of not her concealment most Im portant to the citizens. Never a whisper has been uttered ns to whnt disposition will be made of Med ford's present water supply. The tax payers hnve In round numbers, a half mil lion dollars I u vested In the present system. The pipe lines, of course. will largely have to be torn out and supplanted with new and larger ones. If our citizens linvo tber way nbout It. Arlle Jliiiiffer. IN, wlio mur dered mi olo woman for 15 iutH, 'II be ti'led in Kntflaml. What's be coiiio o' th olo family lliat iim1 t fet'l that It eojiltl nut afford ever' thliiR It wanted. Hut whnt are these officials pro poHin to do with our ilKhtH to the waters of Fish Luke? Are they to he abandoned to pat Welch and his associates? Th city of Medford has a valid right to 7.5 cubic feet of water per second at its intake on the head witters of Little J.utte creek. This is equivalent to. 50.10:175 gallons per second or 4.847,364 Ions jier day of 24 hours. Tho cUy paid $15,000 for this water right In I'.iOK, and it ought easily to be worth $fiQ,0G0 now for Irrigation nlono. Any, corporation which , functions on business principles , ascertains what can be salvaged from the old plant before attempting to build a new one. Our corporation Is con ducted by a mayor, six councilmen and five water commissioners, . yet these officials of a new water sys tem without explaining whether or not a penny can be "realized from the old one! ' Are the citizens of Mdeford ready to turn over another million to this "business adminlstra- tlnn" t.n (liia urtft t f ah n I n tr .. . r . W. E. PHIPI PS. ED NOTE. The following extract nmr8hy portion is between 20 and 40 feet lower. The marsh is probably nothing more than beaver dam land with submerged springs. Springs can Jbe seen cropping out all along the , east side of the marsh. It is certain .that none of tho water passing thru this marsh over reaches the springs. Even if the marsh were nt a higher elevation than the springs it Is not probable that any of tho water of tho marsh would ever find its way to the springs for the reason that the well defined drainage channel of Four Bit Creek lies between the marsh und the springs. 74, Sanitary ' Protection. The per manent purity of tho Big Putte Springs Is practically beyond suspic ion, 'nevertheless If the proposed de velopment should be approved by the voters of the city, the water commis sion would undoubtedly take steps to have the entire drainage area tribu iary to the springs nnd within the boundaries of the Crater National orest set aside as a reserve for the protection of the municipal water supply. This matter has been dis cussed with the forest supervisor and lt is his opinion that there will be no outside the national forest over which sanitary control should he obtained when the need therefor arises. The state board of health has ample power to fully protect tho water for city use, and It will only remain for tho water commission and lis cm ploycs to see that this protection is secured when needed, nnd main tninml tinn fho t.. VII nl - rjonoml Lawa of Oregon) They're Dark In Huston Stnndlsh nre acting ns jurors, Say "Bayer Aspirin" INSIST.! ynless you see thn 'ayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy sicians Jpr 24 years. Accept only a . Bayer package which contains proven directions Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet Auu bottles of iy and 100 Druggist Atlrta U th. Irari. mark of lUrrr Matm latlu, at MaM.cMta.HMur of Mltajltaaci Children's Pictorial ' Cross Word Puzzle Running Across. Word 1. In tho picture, .-liv Word 5, A number. T.'rSj . Word 0. Us. Word 8. Whut wo do three times a day. Word 10. What we should prize above all other things. , Runnin Down. Word 1. A period of time. Word 2. Upon. Word 3. . Opposite of old. . Word 4. A youns man. Word 7. A snake-like fish. Word 9. Location: The ffhere. i place YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED. Poems That Live Freedom nnd Iove. How delicious is the winning Of a kiss at love's beginning, 1 When two mutual hearts are sighing For the knot there's no untying! Yet remember, 'midst your wooing Love has bliss, but Love hns .ruing;." Other smll cs may make you f IcU lo, Tears for other charms may trickle. Love he comes nnd Love he tarries Just as fate or fancy carries; Longest' stays, when sorest chidden. Laughs and flies when pressed nnd bidden.' TJind the sen to slumber stilly, Hind its odour to the lily. Hind tho nspeti ne'er to quiver. Then bind Love to Inst for ever. Love's a fire that needs renewal Of fresh beauty for its fuel; Love's wing moults when caged nnd enptured Only free he soars enrnpturod. Can you keep the bee from ranging, Or tho ringdove's neck from chang ing? ' No. "hor felter'd Love from dying In the knot there's no untying. J. .Campbell. Mrs. aiiifitrir.il lo Open School NEW LONDON, Conn. Richard Mansfield's widow iw to open u school to develop a company - and produco phys. ' , : . i - . P( Ponk wllh mi. if Safe Milk and Diet Forlnfant; invaha, The And Nourishing Dincstible No Cooking. aw- atom Imiution SubtUlutu r iniLILHULILlJO, af . S ieiore you Build orBuv a Home met c4 aw ' ChecK'Seal Electrical ; Wiring , R "' p e R - W V rnCSTATBS lilt),