VAm SIX
KTEDFOTtT) ITXTL TTCTSWR ftDFOTlD. OTJEHOX, SATURDAY, XOVIvMHER 21, 102.")
INTER CITY MEET
Tho Inti i -i lly nii'i'l l Hit- Kin ni
nth Fallil, (iruntH I'ukh mill .lilf""l
Ttotary clubs um held Tliurmlay
.vclK u, tho r.i.hla hmrt a, A,,-
loml. District Governor Kd CaiiiD-
boll of tile Seattle clul) waH 11)0 MUi-Ht
of honor. Mill. Campbell aicom-
linnled hor husband on this lour of
imnled hoi husband on i
BOUlhern Oregon elllbB. '
. A very elaborate dinner was H'TV-
0(1 to over one hundred anil fifty
ItotarllWH and their wives mul utlesli.
Hevcrnl Ashlanil business and pro.
fesslonal men wore uesta of lb''
.Medford rtotarhins. I
Tho dinner was un unusual one In
that tho Klamath Falls lunarians,
headed by Bill Houston, contributed
over one hundred ducks for the feint
and those, with all that is necessary
for an eluborato feast, were served
under tho uhlo Kuldanro of llotarlun
Ulck Prleo of tho Uthla Hotel.
The entortalnment was furnished
!, ihren ..ii.hu after Win Vln-
..". ,,,,. ,i to,,t-
,J.r. had seen that each Itotarlan
. orooerlv Introduced and a trio-
uto pnld tho aueats.
liert Hall of tho Klamain runs
club, osslstod by Paul Ijindry. James
Kwansnn, Jack Kimball, John Doyle.
Karl whltlock, Harney Hay ami Lvnn
Sabln. put on hurlesque that was
exceptionally well received and was
vory up-to-dato In pulnts of Interest
to tho entire Hokuo Hlver valley
i i ,i. i,,, i. iii,,,. on
tho local probloms and products.
Tho excellent udvlco Klven by Wll-
son Wiley was tho climax of tho
Klnnmlh Falls feature. It was well
received and appreciated.
The (irants Pass club part of the
entertainment was unique and their
... . . ... . rrt..f.iiif
elub 1.1-ouBht many Kifts o C.oer r.
Kd. which had been cl'r'1 ,vl h
great care and were either of the.
"Campbell" or "Camel" brand, r.d
and wlfo should have a well stocked (
larder for tho winter after tho many,
Klfta of tho Grants Pass club Cor-
don Hart, the "canny Scotchman
ln his kilties and excellent Sc otcl J
sunBS, and dialect made, the hit ol
tho cvonlnB, especially after llov-
crnor Kd had told a few Incidents as
to Gordon's ability ns a real Scotch
Bolf player while on his rocent visit
over tho Canadian border.
Jay Qorc of the Mcdford club fur
nished plenty of entertainment by
clover tricks that were equal to the
sreater known nmnlelans. Jay dem
onstrated his unusual ability to a
putzlod audlonco.
Irvlnn K. Vlnlng or Asninnu, in
hl uhuilI unoxci'llcd inannci-, niacin
a, roaiioiifio that will Iohr be rn-
mi'nibcrod by covering tho unity f
purpotio and friendly relation ox 1st-
int? between tho eoinniunltlon of thtH
miction untl of tho opportunity to be
of real service In tho upbuilding of
our country.
Hbort talks wore inadi by the
proHidontH of ouch elub? The muHb;
und club singing of the Klamath
KallH. elub wna nproprlato. Dad
Hninilton led tho Medford Hinging,
and nil cluba Hang together. Alford'H
oreheHtra ftirnlsbeU mimic during the
dinner and for the danco following
Jn tho Uthla lall room.
Kd r'amnhull. oovernor of ill.Htriet
number one of Rotary, ln IiIh nd-
derm, called attention to tbe work
if Rotary over Iho world and that
Rotary ciubs with over one hundred
thousand members wen located In
over thirty countries, lie also called
nttrntlon to tho coining convention
In HQ at Denver. Honolulu and
Victoria, and mime of the work t
be done at these eonventlnns. I
Itoth Klamath Kalis and Hrants
Vass sent large delegations and on
accouni of the Ideal weather the
trlpH were made In the most com-
fortable manner, while many stayed
HUM ..nd eniove l the Imll following
.1... till Itiillnl . fill U ..
Klamath Fulls after spending a
most pleasant evening.
COL COOLIDGE FACES
PLYMOUTH, VI., Nov. 2 1. (A
1' ) t'heered by an exehnmtc or
messages with his son. tile president. 1
Colonel John P. Cnnlhlicc fa I the
slxtll day of his Illness with better
spirit than at any time since he was
i , ., , . , ,
Al hoiiKh so r lKUe.1 that he r-
fared several s lKht heart alta. ks
whlh. llstenlnn by radio last n t
to tbe address i.r the president in I
New York City the colonel retired ,
In a cheerful frame of mind alter
illspalcblnB a inessnH ocf confiiatu-
lutlnns.
Today lie hud before him a reply,
from his son cxpressliiu the presl-.
dent's delight that his ither had)
listened In. Tbe exchange of lues-
hiikcs climaxed n day ln which Rood
development were conspicuous. Not
only were heart nttacks less numer-.
nus, and less severe, but tbe pa-'
Item's pulse was strotiKcr and Ids
uppetlle better.
Major James V. Coui.al. jiresiden-
tial physician, Is cemitiK to discuss
with Colonel eoolldae tfie possl-1
hilfty t5f Kelng tu WasbiiiKton tor
the winter.
VAI.K AM) IIMtX ltl Tit I)
r-
(Continued from pax one.)
took the bull onolowns on Its a
sid line. Yale's ..-nt miircb down
ne i.e... goin, n.r nausni. '
br.,k thrnuuh tbe line Bn, tackled
Captain Cheek tor s loss of rive
yards.
linivaro Kicsen 10
Vale's
r.n.yard line. Yale bad possession of
Ibe bull as Hie period ended. Und
Ihlrd period: Harvard, a;
Vi.le, 0.
FACES INQUIRY
BY TEXAS SOLONS1
DALLAS, TrxiiH, Nov. 21. (A. P.) l.l.CJKNh, On, Nnv. 21. Aiur--llovcrnur
.Miriam l'Vinumm for tho " klnilmnH in rt'Hiiuiisu to a lili'ii for
si oond tlnio in u fi'w ww-Ich. today ,
ra,ed Ine ....s.ihim.v of u .a. .-
Hon of tho li uiHliitui o to Investigate
Iter Nlato ilepnrtnu'illH.
' lieiueHentatlve T. Ilttln of Dallas
w"d "iiniieueli" In an
appeal for a Hie(;ial m'MMion, without
nLml.ic any Htate department or of-
fj,.,,, H jMMUe(i the call, he said,)
t "impcacli any state officer who.
,a aided or abetted ill any wny
luiH kIh-uiIIi: fraud on tho people
of the stale." I
Irwin said ho referred lo the hiKh-
way iiUatlon. The call follows
judgment for JiiOU.UOo rendered yes-
.r(1y ln ,lp .iistri.t court at Aus-I
,in, Texas, nk'ninst Iho American
,lmu, ,.nM,unv In tho suit broUKhtj
,,y Altorlu.y (jeneral Dan Moody lo
,.un(.,. the colnnuny s road contractu.
, IMh Hlnlu. .
.
PEGGY JOYCE AVERS
SHE LOVES COUNT
Ill llHU II1UIU Rill 111".
K Hill I II IT 1.1" UUrnA
I LUU I JUIUL ' I L.I1U
AIIIK. N'ov !'l IA l'.l f'olirl
records show that I'obw Joyce Intro-
duced leniand for a divorce rroini"'""
I'er fourth husbunil, Count Morncr,
" Ko. Following the usual
Procedure, the magistral,, sent both
Parties summons to appear bef.-rc m
reconcl lal.on proceedinns. Count
Morner failed to appear and he
re e, ocument showing
noii-reconctllation.
, , d
decree follows the reKistratlon or such
( automatically within CO
.
'
r N(lv Y(jrk of)
tm ,,,,, y(!H,rday, Miss Joce
,,,,! 1Bt Hho ,, any intiinllon or
,,lvorcnK . CouIlt Morllor. Slio said shb
W(a m mll(,h ,n ,0VB w(h hcr im8buu,
n8 gly wom(ln nftnr two yoar8 of
lmlr.,..;0,"
FOOTS CREEK NEWS
C W St mul. o Hold a fat hog to
I0d Woodcock Monduy
Marion Lancu and wilu wt'iit to
Mcdfurd Sundav aftornoon.
Kov. Wilson flunu'lmul tho
i-ootH creek pcopl" by belni; ut thy
kcIiooI Iiouhu last Hunday, a week
abend of bin rvgular linn. Ho will
not be preacnt next Himday owing
io Home Hpecial aervlccH at Hogue
Iilv-r at that time, hence the break
in the order of IiIh coming to uh.
v are to expect him ugaln on the
inth.
Mr. and Mix ('arle went lo Med-
ford Saturday to do Hhopping. While
between Central Point ami Medford
a man walked deliberately In front
of their car hh if be wiih wanting to
commit Huicide. A hIuu p uho of tne
brako mevented an accident, but it
was pretty hard on the nerves of , Alexandra to hear during tho last
the driver. A enw on the highway years.
Is bad enough for n nmlorlst, but Tho death or tho queen mother in
tin. human ft ml Ih worse. (London hax enabled a secret long kept
Harry Vlwiux Iih taken partner- lo bo disclosed.
ship In the I .lank l'hanm-1 mining Miller Reese Hutchison, mire asso-
upcralbms and work has now Htart- elated with ThoiuaH A. Kdison. in-
ed. Plenty of rain now lo null vented an electrical device to enable
everybody. t (vu Ul h',"r- i'''' AU:Xiintlrn
The Um-. Urns, made a present heard about It and instructed Con-
of .wo tier of wood lo our Sunday , dnwtiKor duchess of Munehesler.
school which will sunply our needs . imiistlgate it.
for the winter. The act was hlghl.vl ' h ' hess a temled a demonstra-
appreciated by those present when 1 ' fount. y On returning to
(be .act was made known. ''" thn nventyr
The Rible class of our Sun.lay . H " ( tu JJ,,' !,n
..h..l. ..WlHL' IO dtHCUKHlon W h hh '
...
has arisen, will take a topic
their own In place of the titular
topic on review dsiy. They wm ir.
to find the Jllble answer lor the
iiutstlon: "Is It possible to be as
sure that you are saveu as ou !
r.ure tnui laxea aim nciim "
comiiiK. anil how may wo know if.'"
Tbe date will be December 27. The
I class baa a lively discussion every
Sunday. ir you are not there you
your lllble anil Join III exploring Its
wonders.
. Knink lllllotl took his radio li
( y. lance's home. Tuesday even
inK n,( follow Inf persons en-
(,yed a radio concert: Mr. and Mrs.
p vp-im, Mr. and Mrs. .Marion
1-an.e. Mr. ami .mis. ruins . ...
, ,,,.,., ami Donald. Mrs
Un. ,.,.ve,l ret'reshmen.s. assisted
,,,, M,.a. vi. auv.
M,. Mll,.v ,,nsmer sold a nice
,1(,(,t , t, UoKUe Itiver meat i"i'-jw
(,,, ,, W,.K.
Jw woodcock has moved his
household stuir to Itiiaue Ktvcr since
,e recently IioukIU a ball Interest In
)lH tuther's meat market.
j ,,, short went t Urants I'nss
Tuediiy ami enBBged market for
bout two iloiten turkeys. The price
,,,,.,! ,v 35,. live welitht tor
idrds. renal dbss of sire, lie has
some nice birds. In onil condition,
0xiects to invest the proceeds
,u.ep.
Uvv. Mr. Wilson and wife and Kev.
yVi smith and wire of Uimue lllver
,,ro dinner uuests at the Carle's
Tuesday.
. Mrs. John short took a walk up
the creek Wednesday, calllnir on
Mrs. Marlon Ijiace. Miss Amy Koes
ler, Mrs. tleorKe littue and Mrs.
Mary Miillls.
SAX KHPCIHCO I A. I'.l News
that !l'e had partially destroyed her
,,, WH, urw,ed by Mrs. Uullse
jf,,,,, wn ,,,, jwX ,, , ,ini
....,, ... ,. nv,t in,. ...if i,a.
nielli will. mn mm oeiv 11 onriieii
tm, ,, Mll, Hheedy." Mis.
i.emiteld sn.l Mis. Krnnli Shee.ly have
lon.j been rivals on the links.
AUTOIST HELD UP
ACCEPT ASSISTANCE
turned out to bo a hiilui on the
ZS,
,..,, wnH ,,,,.,, of ,55 amI r,1Ic.,,(, lo
walk lliree mil to J0uK(nf. Lewis
wan returninK from Portland anil was
i..mlrlni a leaky lube in one of IiIh
rear tired. It was at about 11:30
o'clock.
A touriliK 'car drew up aloliK-ilde.
"Need any help" nuorled the driver,
"No. thanks. Just a slow, leak, I'll
be In town In ten minutes anil have it
fixed," Lew is replied.
1!llt ,hc driver's companion iiIIkIU-
'''' "n(1 walked mound back of Lewis's
machine.
MJie you d,n t need any help .' he
""I"''1-
""inks Just the same. was
Lewis Mly as he beamed on his
'"' fl'1''1"1- , , ,
hen If you re ,ulto sure yon don
need any help, we do stick em up.
i.ewis reit tno muzzle or a Kun In his
back and he reached for the sky
)'our L"1B ","1S'''1 durlmr ""' Process
robliory but none of them stopped
Ah ciu-h car neariHl Lowis w.ih forced
to Irnvt't- IWh lunula, ami tu raise thcui
n-tln us noon as the earn vre Kohc.
After rolihhiK IwJh of all ttic
mowy Iip liad Hie Immllt lrr out
part of the (liKtrihutor on kewiH car
ami then ('limited bark In the car with
liiH companion, who had not lort tin;
."'"""' ' """" "'
Lewis walked to town.
PYTHfAN CHIEF VISITS
lioberl I. Lytic of Vale. Ore.
graml chancellor of the Knights of
I'ylliliiM nf (his Ntate. who will vlHlt
tho local Imlgi the first of tho week
BALKED BY DEVICE
NKW YOUK. Nov. 2I.(A. P.) An
American Invention enabled Queen
V""1 ' . " ,H HI" 10 " ,n,m
inent person."
wnoen Alexandra, .nr. lltttenison de-
clared. was enabled to hear opera tor
the first lime In years. She wore tho
device concealed. Shortly afterward
she personally presented him Willi a
nu.(al
FOR PEACE MOVE
HKItl.lX. Nov. -1 . I A . I'.l (ieneral
Krlcll l.lldendorn' Is allackini! bis w ar-
,,, i!hf ,..,,,, Von jn .,,
,,. , l.1M.rm, ,,..
I lint since the socialists in the rclch-
,,, hnV( (flllu,y decided to vote
t, Koverninenl to accept the
Itieiilles, II seems cerlaln that a rep-
ri,Sentalive of the rcich will bo 111
U'ndon when Hie docnineiils are
sKn,,d, fonmilly to Klve his country's
udherellce to tiieiu.
The bills are due to come up in the
relchsliw on Monday anil lire expecled
to , quickly passed by an extremely
larse majority. After signature iii
Isindotl, the cabinet of Chancellor
l.iilher w ill reslmi and be recnnstl-
luted with a personnel in full sym
Piithy Willi Iho obllKiillons o( the
treiilles.
Oregon News' '
in Brief
KAI.KM. tre.. Nov. 21. tate
Tresunr Kay today sold 1e3,O20
Oregon trrittation dintrbt interest
bondfi to the A iq to-1 .ondon-Pat-in
company of San Kiamft.o for ft pre
mium of $IOi:i. The londs bear 4
per cent Intercut. There were two
toddcrs.
Ingerborg
Am jA
t if--
"What Price Glory," to be present- characters are genuine American sol
ed at Hunt's Craterlan Monday i diers the khtd who helped to topple
night, November 23, Jh a war jday.
written by two New York newspaper
men.
There ure no heroics In it as the
usual stage hero is Imagined. The
SHIFTS TO HILLS
HAMASCirS. Kpria, Nov. -1. (.P.) ,
The center of interest In the Syrian
trouble has shifted from Damascus.
.Most of the insurgents are reported
to have migrated to the north toward
Hums or to the southwest toward
southern Lebanon.
The fall of Morjl Ayun to the
Druses: and Redouins brings the
Kouthern Lebanon into the forefront
because of the restlessness of the
Metwallis, and it increases tho danger
of an important operation in that
area should the Metwallis Join tbe
Druses.
The tendency of tbe Inhabitants' to
defend their villages against Druse
invasions Is a factor, but this defense
oulckly evaporates If the Druses ap
pear in strength.
Said Atrash and his followers have
been accused of committing excesses
in Kawkaba. where It is alleged theji
killed women and children, hut it is
difficult to obtain reliable informa
tion and stories of such excesses
should be received with reserve.
Druse notables informed the corre
spondent today that the report (hat
they were prepared to negotiate pence
was niithiiiK new as they recently had
expressed the wiltingnrss lo enter
such negotiations with the Kreneh on
a baslH of complete autonomy.
Damascus is mild.
S'lll.l, SKIMO IX SAMS VAM.KY
(Continued from pngo 1.)
from the law ami free from suspicion.
Yesterday afternoon Uln keley's
wife was removed to the Sacred Heart
hospital suffering with pneumonia,
contracted on the farm, and is said to
be (uite ill. Tbe only son. William,
was also nrrested later In the evening
on the highway by State Traffic offi
cer Talent for operating a motor veh
icle under the legal nge of I fi. be be
ing only 14. The boy was returning
from tbe hospital where he had taken
his mother. He was to have a hear
ing this afternoon also.
The last large stilt to be seized in
the county was taken in the same dis
trict two years ago when a 1 0il gallon
still with several large tubs or nia.Mii
was confiscated.
Insuring
People insure both their furniture and their homes
against fire.
While many insure their family happiness with a thrift
fund to carry them over temporary adversity or loss
of income.
It is the wise and sensible thing to do.
There is no safer place to invest savings than with us.
Besides, the earnings on your money will be the highest
obtainable. . .
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
' SO North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon
C. M. KIDD,
Torrup
the kaiser from his throne.
People who have wandered waht
tho American soldier felt and how he
reacted ln the supreme lest of war
will find an answer to their curiosity
in "What . Price Glory."
ASK RESIGNATION
OF COLONEL GREELEY
ItAKKR, Ore., Nov. 21. Tho ex
ecu tivo comniitleo of the Oregon
Cattle and Horse ItaiaerH associa
tion, protesting against an article on
grazing In the national forests by
Colonel W. li. Greeley, chief of the
forest service, in a weekly maga-;
zine of national circulation, sent a
telcKram today to Secretary of Agri
culture Jardlne. The telegram con
cludes: "Wo feel the agricultural In
terests of tho west can best be
served by tho resignation of Colonel
Greeley.
"We do not think a government
employee should attempt to preju
dice public opinion with misrepre
sentations and half truths, espec
ially In view of the fact that the
senate of the Cnited Htates has felt
this matter is of enough Importance
to have appointed a special commit
tee to investigate and report to tho
next congress."
In the article Colonel Greeley
criticized the demands of tho west
ern livestock interests for grazing
rights In the national forests.
I'OUTIjANI). On, ov. 21. (A.
I'. Vic Foley, Canadian ban lain -u
eight champion, won a unanimous
decision over Eud Ridley. Senttle,
in a ten-round bout here last night.
Foley bad the bout well in hand
after the second round. He piled
up a big margin on points by rip
ping in body blows to Ridley's mid
section and following up this attack
with a straight left? to his opponent's
Jaw. The Canadian shook the Se
attle hoy, several times with hard
right hand smashes to the head.
SAX JOSH. Cal. (A. P.) A foot
ball game between teams of girls
ended in a 6 to 6 tie. One of tho fair
contestants pulled a real play when
she sneaked into the backfield of the
opposition and grabbed the pass from
center to score n touchdown. The
play was allowed by tho referee.
Good clean cotton rags wante at
Mail Tribune. tt
!i SPORT BRIEFS
Family Happiness
Pre..
OC. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
WITH MONOPOLYi. SUICIDE PACT
WASHINGTON', n. 20. (A. T.)
The Famous I'layers-I-usky company
and artillatcd dlslrihutini; and exlilb
ItnB motion picture companies were
chained with suppressing competition
in many sections of tho country in a
brief filed with tile federal trade
commission today by W. II. Fuller, Its
chief counsel. The brief was In reply
to those previously filed by tho mo
lion picture .companies. It was the
final one to be submitted to tho com
mission before ai'KUments are heard
next week on tho charges of unfair
methods of compeihloii aimed at set
tiiiK up a monopoly.
Tho commission counsel asketl the
commission to issue air order aliinst
Famous I'layem bannlnir certain busi
ness practices such as the system of
block booklliK and requiring the com
pany to separate Its exhibition and
distributing facilities.
(Rtporttd by JtcMorv County Abitrast Co.
Sixth 8trMt n4 Cantral AmuikW
Maniagti 1J cruses.
Herbert Lester Taylor and Frances
M. Abbott.
Wllliani Marshall Suuthwlck and
Uernlco Shaffer. '
Walter (irndy , Jarrelt and liuth
Kllzabeth Iturson.
Charles I. Simpson and Inga M.
Gray.
Horace McFarland and Velma Kdna
Coulter.
Josse Li. Blackburn and Rernice
Ilolers.
J loss Khelton and Lilllo Maynard.
Denins William Myers and K. Itow-
ent Itoberts.
Christian Wolff and Rose Scott.
, I'robnU Court.
Kdith G. Hoffman, dec.) estate. Ad
mitted to probate. .
Llod Nelson, estate. Kecelpts. As
signment. Ileport. Order.
Pauline A. Mines, estate. Petition.
John Prader, estate, inventory and
appraisement.
Charles W. Nirns, estate. Petition.
Order.
Clara Delmtian (dec), estate. Ad
mitted to probate.
T. G. Uorrows (dec.) estate. Ad
mitted to probate.
Frank Kayiuond Spear, estate. Af
fidavit. Theo K. Johnson et al (minors), es
tate. Proof of publication. lieport.
If. G. Pech, estate. Petition. Or
der. Inventory.
John W. McDonough, estate. Ad
mitted to probate.
Lee A. Stevens, estate. Itoport of
guardian.
George Gillett, estate. Order.
Theo R. Johnson et al (minors), es
late. Oath.
Raymond K. Ilowers. estate. Final
report. Order. Iteieascs.
Frederick Hchneider, estate. 11c
celptfi. George W. AV liner, estate. Return
of sale.
James Jordan, estate. Petition. Or
der. Receipts.
Circuit Court.
City of Medford vs. huelln M. Ad
ams et al. To quiet, (
I j. D. Powell Co. (a corp.) vs. W. G.
Trill. For money.
R. s. Ray vs. Jackson County et al.
Injunction,
j C. J. Haas vs. Win. Scott et al. Or
der on mandate.
j First National l.nnk of Medford vs.
Standard Mfg. Po. Decree. Cost bill.
Clyde Kquipment Co. vs. Domino
Provist, receiver. Judgment.
I State vs. Hymn n Huntley. Verdict.
I Kllen Oakes vs. James A. Oakes.
Order. Default. Findings and conclu-.
sion. Decree.
I W. I,. Parrlsh vs. Fannie 10. Cooper
et al. Summons.
' Thelma G. Dickenson vh. Karl C.
Dickinson. Divorce.
Jones & Klrkpatrink vs. Curly lo
Natwiek et al. Chattel lien.
D. K. Hardman vs. Arthur Poor.
Chattel Hen.
Jackson County Duilding & Loan
Association vs. Walter W. Jones et
al. Affidavit. Order.
VZ. O. Colemnn et nl vs. Charles
Woods. Report and motion. .
K. G. Coleman et nl vs. Klmer
Woods. Report und motion.
yv. T. Wright vs. Fred Penninger
ot at. Supplementary tax decree.
Thomas Herriot vs. IF. C. Knnpp et
nl. Injunction.
rlNt'lNNATt. Ohio, Nov. 21. (A.
P.) William StriuiHH und Junioa lton
iMiueri;. 17 -year-old Cincinnati liUh
Hi-hool boys, drovo to a qulot spot In
Clcnrniont county Into ycHtcrday and
Hliot tliuniHolvcB through tho bond af
ter nlKiiinK a dcuth pact, In which it
won declared "lifo Is not worth tho ef
fort to live."
KtrnuHa (lied almost Instantly. Tlos
enliers was taken to a Cincinnati hos
pltat whero it was said ho had a
chance to recover.
Itospnbnrg is tho son of a depart
ment store, proprietor and Strauss'
father Is president, of a local niorl
KaKo company.
Soft Corns
Money Hack Says DrucKlst lf Mooiie's
Kincnilil Oil Doesn't Do Away
Willi All Soreness and
I'ulll ill, 24 Hours.
Get a bottlo of Moonos Emerald
Oil with the understanding that if it
does not put an end to all the pain
and 'soreness and do nway with the
corn itself your money wUl bo
promptly returned.
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