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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INDKI'KNIIKNT KUWNP I'KR
POBl.tHHKll EVEHV ArTKKXIMIN KKJ1PT
SUNDAY. 11V TUB
MKDFilKI) PKIMTINU CO.
The Meutiini H'jmlay Homing Kun ll furnUbed
ubM-ribere lUeiritiit the nevea-iiuy dally oewi.
Orfl; Hall Trlliune b..lldii,(, J I71
North fir street. Phoiie 7fi.
.A GREAT VICTORY.
T' IIK Mi'dfnrd liij.'li school fontliiill team is to be conirnitulutpil,,
not only' on its victory over Salem, lint on the way that vie
lory was attained. '
Ontweiyhcd, anil in the. first half uirtpluyed, Medford won be
cause Medfinvl had a will to win, which nothing; could put down.
Personal Health Service
. By WILLIAM BRADY. M. CL
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dlieaie dlagnoile or
treatment, wilt be am we fed by Or, Brady if a stamped, self-add rested envelope Is enclosed.
A cotitnti'lstfon of the Omucrn-tlc T tinea, the !
Medford Wrfil. tiir MtKord I'rllmne, Uie tiouttf j
ra Oregon! mi, the Ashland Tribune.
ROHKUT W. Ill) ML, Editor.
B. 8UUJTKH BAU'J'H, lUiMtftf,
By Mall In Aib-uuc:
Vik.y. with Smiiluy Nun, yiur 7.60
Daily with Humluy Hun, muiith 7fi
DuIIt. wlltiout Suii'luy Sun, year 6.60
Dally, without Mumluy Nun. munth .06
WffSly Mull Trlbuiie, om yfitr t.OU
tfuiiiiuy Hun, one w 4.00
ll was not superior luwIworU that cl-f.-t.-d Salem, nor superior J VT: Itl S ZlTr: ff'Si '"PA "uJTb"
power, it was shf-cr superiority 111 moral di'tei'muuit ion and fiRhtinyr "
With the Huuro. nix to nothing against them at one time, and
BY UAItlUHK In Medfcml, Anlili.mf, JarkHon
rltl, Ontcul I'oitit, l'lifnt. 'Init-nt end on
flirtiua:
Dully, H1i Miintliiy Htm, iimritli 9 .76
Dullv. BitJ-iiut Suhiluv Sun. tii'iiith
Dklly, without Sutiduy Kun, out year.,. 7.60
Daily, wiUi Surnluy Sun, out ymr...,. 8.61
All trnin by rarrirr, i-uhIi in Hdvuiica.
lulnm. n HwondflHM mutter at Medford,
Oregon, under act of Mun-h 8. IH7
HwVirn dully uvrmg ri mi in Hon for ill
monttm ending April IhI, limt more titan
tioiiiiiff uif t'ircuiui on ui uuy oinr puper iuu
lUhttl or clri'ulutetl In Jiil-Khun County.
Tti only pdpei tH'twern a rbany, Or., and
Chfro. Gjillforniii, a tNnUnrt! of over 400
mi let, havinjf leaned wirti ANttutilutcd 1'reaa
rrvu-e.
MBMIIKH OF THK ASSOCIATED PHBHS.
' " TliK AHoointd IVhhh Ih ifH-limivfly entitled
tn fhi tine In rfpn til 'ration of h 1 1 nw 1 i-OkM-pa
wMltwl to ft nr nut otlicrwlae credited
In title litter, and 1hu to the local uew lub
Uhd kt-ieln '
AH rftehld of r-riiih'lrmti of epe'?ll dlf
paunva ht run are uiho reHprvrn,
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perrj.
. I. t . I 1 ' llOIl IO HHt. 1 11. I flll-CM MIUl t W.il-.
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I.otly lllthc.UKh It i """"" UK" l"mu n"UHe iierpe-, V, ' " . , - 'V .,,,,, ...
... u ... iruifu iiv ine ovsim. J
rare e n o u k h lo
find one applying
thnt principle In
practice. A n selo
a t ii brightened
truted tiy the ' oystm.'
Q1KSTIOXS AM) AXSWIOItS.
Tile I'lim'r liny.
Is It injurious lor a hoy 14 years
Our Ife'iilKlileil Sclimil Jlaslers.
Never yet encountered a school i mtlon to understand the meiininii
thirteen to nine against. Ihein at tile other, instead ol these reverses muster who dissented from the prin-iof education nn that firm founda
wealteninj.', tliey merely served to make the local team fip.ht. harder
and with a' f inner grip on the confjiKTiiij; spirit.
A crcat many people think this football business is very much
i verdone. Well, jierhapH.it. is. At least we are willing; to eoneede
some peoilc are inclined to pi to extremes.
lint it is difficult to i;ct the best out of a sport and not for some
to pi to extremes. It was the Duke of Wellington who said Water
loo was won on the football field of Ifujby . Tim Duke was at both
ibices and therefore in a position to know. It is certain Jhat the
sturdy ipialities that win in sport lire Ihu same (pialities Hint win
in war.
Football, however, docs not contribute to war-like (pialities
alone. Football contributes lo those moral, qualities of self-control,
eonranc and determination, which are so essential to success in the
juirsiiits of peace.
.And it. was heeau.se Medford won through superiority in these
ipialities that renders her victory so unusually ratifyinu, and the
Dlsturlilni; tin- Peace.
i crack as sh.-irp as n pistol shot. Then
'ili.it ..nn..!. llitiinii. Ililitnn. phiitm.
! . i .....f.i.nlile that iieer uiuiii t, uiuiiin, rauiiin.
I It was very cool and j ..whill ,K u i..lt V wlllspe,.,,,
idown in the i-orf,..d. u"' v ', i i-eu r fearfully, "t-'hall wo run. ,,
, self ready 10 siuri ai a seeontrs int.
lice fro mhls sliaitgy friend. Ah fur
.(iruwly, lie . see d anythliiK , l,ul
'afraid. In fact his mouth was stretch
ied ia his liniad hear mnlle Hut t,e.
Hear nnd I'eter the Hoy were hj.vmt, ,; i.cid'hi ..
Jut suiliienu ; - ' , . . : .,
his feet and
uh-i.li.... hiM eves with hli L-renl paw
ua.cd ucrosi the t'"rn stalks. He stood
still, so still that 1'eier knew he was
.. . ,,, ...tin u'iih ;nl 1,1 ",n '
listen. iik o somen , K. "n i f,.(, .,.,er hud a. chuiKM lo ask hlm
s nof nearly as tall as f.ruwly "en , , "
the outlook vastly old to curry a 25 pound bundle of 1 Orowly stood upon ills hind feet, and , , , . n,'(.ihinK smooth ur!i
when he told the oaneru nn hi ei..h, -i.w.k t h,..! ....i.ilt ,,v,.r the waving greon ! han snowtil ll p soniiu inh smoota una
...... i . olilni- Mi. tin1 Ii lit teil Ins even
t'i,..i iD o f!.-,..i.K. 1m there (lull- tx "um 1 v. ..v.. t....v,UUn int:
SeK!l'::neon.nmncl,Ml th lU-nr. and ".TH.-n nire f "to -helmot" c-ame
Ssli. coiiinmnn. a inc. i
hflrl up a warnlMK paw. a
Peter wns startlt'd. 1 had iioon m
peaceful out thoio In lh oornfk-ld
world tho other, been carrying pajtei-s that way forlstalks, grew curloun.
any much to the three years ,nnd people tell me it
diHKUHt of the neu- will prevent my lung from expand-roticH-
and lncom- Inw and devehjiiinir nn thnt uidd 'umi
petentH of tho teaching profession, 1 1 niake the rlnht Hhouklor lower tlnyi
can . aftRure htn that "the nchool 1 the left? T.
day in uk enough for nny chihi toj Answer Xo, it Is not Jnjurlous,
acrornpllsh his work and If he ha I,ul why not even up the exercise a
ant done It, aHsinn it for another little more by chunglng the load over
time, have a period especially for the to the left side from time to time?
HtraKBlera (the prompter 'workers '"'i bear your service In mind, Tom,
may do some delightful thing he-1 ttnd add as litlte as possible to the
cause their work is done) and bring, burden. But look at Ited Grange
them up to time within sehooljne trains by working as an ice man
hours." Mr. Patrl declares that he:1" the summer time.
((Mission of more than passing importance, not only to Hit? Iiitrhj
i-hool, hut to the entire community.
The valley is in tho embrace of n
steel-gruy log, and no t filing how
long the hugging will continue.
Another prion t if it mystery is why
angelic qualities and ennobling vir
tues of candidates and certain orgnni
taUms (pre never worthy of shouting
from the housetops until six months
before a primary election.
Only 17 days left until homegrown
Kanta CWuih'h . will be getting their
cotton batting whiskers Ignited by a
pink candle.
BAVI,K! AM) ( AliMU)
tKltuntilli KhIIh News)
Broken-1 1 carted Kate:
Maybe the young man didn't
know what you said in your let
ters. I cun't read your hand-
writing, either.
The outstanding helping of apple
Buuoe is fUrnlehed by Mr. Hed (Vrange
halfhack' deluxe, who scooted from
his beloved ttlina mater to tho pro
fessional football field, and garnered
to his undersized pocket book some
thing like J r. 110,000, lfH:4 the income
tax, In 10 days. Mr. (1 range reports
that he will rejoice when he can re
turn to the Ice-wagon job In Wheaton,
111
QUILL POINTS
the .
tracks Jtetwwu' (lie Toes.
What can 1 do for cracks between
the toes? They make the feet very
sore. w. 1,. ii. ,
If you want an absolutely sure
cure for Itching and cracking of the
skin between the toes, here it is: A
saturated solution of salicylic acid
liombs weren't, all
American flyers lroied in Morocco.
Hint to France: A mandate is n resionsibility, not n largc,t.
Join the nir serviee and learn something about jurisprudence.
Anionp; those who 'are determined to eliminate the .submarine
it? Neptune.
It is yet too early to tel
Tilt's jewels.
which American collector will et
Baldness comes mi slowly, giving nmjile time to spend .138.75
for tonic.
discovered when teaching in the
grades that "we could get exactly
j as much done, and more, by stick
ing to schedule time." He makes
one more suggestion which has prob
ably never occurred to the teacher
who believes In keeping pupils after
school hours: '('ourtesv and co
operation enter liere.( In case ai in alcohol. .Apply daily for a few
teacher feels that she 'must delay a! days, and then pull off tho dead
child after hours it Is her duty toj skin. if you don't believe it, try
let the mother' know that she hnsj it. C. H. 11.
'made this change Jn the day's sched- Answer I believe It.' I,et W. L.
uie. Mothers have plans and sched- try it. Kor the benefit of readers
ules, too, nnd often detaining a chlldiv.no may not understand what
throws a wholf family Into eonfu- saturated solution" is, that means
slon." Hut what does a "nervous" l ail the salicylic acid the alcohol
leat her care for that? She should! will dissolve. An ounce of ' nlenhol
worry. "After a iiunrtcr century In will dissolve about three drams of
schools," says Mr. I'ntrl, "I have ! salicylic add. 1 'crimps two drams
come to believe that a child gains
nothing by staying in to make up
work that he bail neglected to do
between 9:00 and 3:00. I am speak
ing about elementary school children
who miss lessons nnd have to stny
In. High school students are self
directing in the. matter of study and,
of course, are not kept In
The most noticeable effect of, dieting is the nervous tension in
the household. . '
I) is ,'eiisy t redopjliistc the jienlc in, the stock market.
where the suckers o;o in.' ' "
That's
Wales must find things dull at home, where almost everybody
(ties til bed before, 2 o'clock. t
Come to think about It, ten years. Vour business lniiv he polities,
have rolled lata the i'ast. siacu a ' '
local hoteltaan was called "lioulface.
It may not he n good idea to mix religion with your business.
Comment Is made upon the lack of
beauty possessed by Mrs. Kip Hhlne
lander, leading lady of the. current
Hcandal, Judging by her pictures, lly
Ihe same token, Kip is no Tommy
Melghaa.
COKUKCT! '
(firiiuts Pass Courier)
Omuls 1 Hass members of
Vnlturp iqr of the 4II-H, will go
to Mod ford tonight, where a
buntiuet wilt be served at tin
Hotel Holland at 11 o'clock, fol-
lowed by tho regular wreck.
While the cheers of victory are sMll
In the ll I r, thanks should be offered
thut It is not necessary, also, to re
cover from u Thanksgiving or Yule
tltle feast.
The proposed one-bulton rhlrt for
men's wear for spring, will result In
the laimdcrlcs reluming them wllh
the regulation six buttons.
A new football coach for campus
politicians io pester, will bo an
nounced by "Old Oregon" on Die Hull
lust.
TOIt A HAIXY DAY
(I'rcss DIsiuiK'li )
CI.KVKLANM, llec. I .-Marry
11. Ilershey, Itigltive paymaster
of Hit. Coaeslogii 'I'racilon com
pany of Lancaster, 1'u., was ar
rested here after gamblers hud
st rip poil hlm ti f the $40,11011 wllh
which he fled from the Pennsyl
vania elly. When taken Into
custody he had exactly a nickel
lefl.
The one-horse shay came to nn end all at once. Many modern
vehicles achieve. Ihe same spectacular finale.
If New York would discourage, crooks, why not make it n felony
to rent them offices? s
It: isn't necessary to kill the .weaklings, dust lay on a few
'More taxes and 'let Nature take its course.
The Federal jirisons are more enjoyable than ordinary jails.
You meet so many millionaires there.
Correct this sentence: "Well, Well,'
seems iiiiinssiblii to get that clinker out."
the man chuckled; ''it
Correct this sentence, "lie hud never been .hunting before,'
a:iid the man, '' but he didn't point his gun at any of us."
Correct this sentence: "Yes, I'm seventy-four," said he, "but
I can't remember that the winters were any colder when I was
a bnv. "
to the ounce would he ample
Tl-lnks It Jlny Xot llelo to Know
What is the normal for any one's
oiooo pressure? what Is normal
heart beat? what Is normal pulse
neat? it, r.
I Answer I do not see how It can
be of any benefit to your health
to know. The pulse rate (rate of
While waiting for my , hat to come neart beat) is between 60 and 90
down, may . I not roll attention toioeuis a minute, for adults.
Ilonesct Tea.
Kindly tell me if bohnsett is good
Mr. Pntrl's parenthetical . "of course'
In that last remark of his, and in
qulro whether It would be snrcastle
for a bad stomach. Indigestion, and
if I had uttered It? Mr. Pntrl.lt it purifies the blood. M. H.
doesn't know the depths to which Answer Honeset. thorowort. Indian
this quaint prnctiee goes. The neu-,sage, or Eupntorlum perfatiotum, as
rotlc teachers do their stuff in hlgh''t is vnrlously known. Is a common
schools too. '" ffunior1 and senior high i weed growing In meadows, the flow
school pupils arm "kept arter school" i ering tops of which, gathered in the
not only to make up lessons but by autumn and dried, were .formerly
way of discipline for all the little! used for making a tea, by steeping
kindergarten crimes; yea, some such i the herb for nn hour or two nfter
class-rooms are dismissed row by' boiling an ounce In a pint of water.
row according to the neurotic tench-1 The old folks used to while away
er's opinion of the way they fnldl'he l"nn winters by drinking this
their arms nnd otherwise comport I ' as a panacea It was to them
themselves. ' a tonic, a diaphoretic (makes you
Hut if Mr. Pntrl's Judgment Is sweat) and in large quantities m
rlght, and what school master would'"0 (makes you sick) or if kept down
seriously debate that question today?. a 1'hyslc. Please do not consider me
It follows logically, 1 think, that , sarcastic when I sny that I be
first linilll h fill of the week:
"Nuisance tax" sounds about as
liilllologlcal as "free gratis."
' (Arkansas (ar.eue.)
The center was at the bottom of
every pile all season, and never made
a hum pass.
TIIK FA KM Kits
The furmei-s, the farmers.
Are always out of luck:
They never make a profit
On slaple crops or truck:
They owe for fertilisers
And seeds and tractor-plows?
Thflr hens won't lay, their pigs are
lean.
And dry as dusl their cows.
Tho farmers, sad runners.
Agitlu are in the dumps,
And try I heir best lo show us
They're all a hunch ot chumps.
And yet they nil own flivvers.
And all have clothes to wear,
And things to eat and niiiyhe drink.
Ho why the dark despair?
l?rmcr. stid farmers,
' We very much suspect
have lound by playing pauper
It' easy to collect u
They work the p.Utilclan
Instead tit tractor-plows
And milk the poor old public
insieuu or iniibtn.. n
tUxchniigc.)
RipplingRhumes
Welt Mason
MAKING IT EASY
I "WAS ilrivino; my tin lorry by the famous Vines of Tor.roy,
when the speeil eop said: " I'm sorry but you've knoi'kod
the statutes eohl; oh. it grieves me to the marrow thus to stop
your .speeding barrow, but the law is straight and narrow, its
provisions manifold. So I summon yon, oh tourist, to appear
before the jurist, and in language of a purist he will ask you for
your until ; ami while I must do my duty, stopping ears which
are too seooty, you may call me an agouti if 1 like to spoil
your fun," Then 1 said to him: "Kair copper" I'm aware that,
it is proper when you see a bus to stop her if she's hitting fifty
miles: for the law must not be bested, of its sacred force, di
vested; aird I'm glad to be arrested when you pull the trick
with smiles. Koughneek coppers here and yonder often pinch
nm as 1 wander, and a lot of wrath they squander, roasting uio
to beat tin band; while they spring their, words unpriestly,
there's wtlh in me, rising yeastly, feeling that the law is beastly,
when such people for it stand. If we'd see the law respected
let some perlers be selected who refuse to be deflected front, a
courtesy that's fine; let them pinch the erriiy: fellow, using
language ml dud imo? showing iught of conduct yellofr,
wearing snides akin to uit.Q l!0tjje- aft. like you.vere tender,
when $ey pinch sowie brash offender, they would not so intlcli
engender flaming hatred of tluQa wo would fact th beak
at morning to icceia tic and wnrnft, and 9 smile would be
adorning even- sa no defendant 's (ft.w. O
the associated evil of home work i
likewise an invention of incompetent
school masters.
A Pittsburg mother, concerned over
the "night work" demanded of pub
lie school children, says: "It do
vours time which should.be given
to physical exercis, mental relaxa
tion, practice of music, home life,
social life, proper hours of sleep."
Yes, and it robs the child of play
time, time to read or study things
outside of tho school course -uch
as housekeeping, hickory nutting
and the rare and feeding of dogs,
ducks or babies.
: "Children of the sixth grade must
give one hour outslrto of school
hours, and even third grade children
are given night work in three sub
Joels," tills mother says. "First year
high students a re req u i red to do
from CO to SO problems yes, CO to
80, besides Latin, etc. The school
which was to help, prepare for life
becomes master of the home, appro
printing time, energy nnd health 1
but the teachers as well as
the pupils n,ro the victims of n
system."
Well, the Pittsburg system Is ft
rotten system,- isn't It?
Mr. pntrl's "of course" mny not
be so sarcastic if it applies to the
idea that high - school students nre
not kept after school like primary
children In Nome towns hut how
shall we take the idea preceding it
that high sehool students nre self
directing in the matter of study? In
a few- good schools they may be,
but In the majority of mediocre
schools they are constrained to wastej
two or three hours of time daily
upon "home work" or else to resort
to lying about It or the use of
"ponies" or other means of faking,
nnd the sehool masters who consent
to be n part of this vicious system,
lieve the only real use for honeset
todny is to keep an occasional neigh
borhood gossip so busy that she
won't do the patient so much harm
between doses, 1
ywwY -X
the bear GraAsvfo the tin cam betwcen
WIS TWO GRtA.T A KID PUl-lEO
that one could almost have head a
pin drop, and now what a racket! It
sounded as though a battle might be
raging near at hand. Some one was
in terror -that much was certain.
Some one .wns running blindly this
way and that crashing into stalks.
Peter, could henr them break with a
"ptiob! My 'helmet 1m' only a tin
can! I Hi t sine as 1'mallve 'tis hilling
somebody's head! Now who in th
world wuuld chouse tiiat for a hat and
why?"
"Xn one but a foolish little Cub,
whose greed was stronger than., his
common sense," grunted Cirowly
i scornfully, and the big J tear, bendinn
over, grasped the tin can between
jhis two great paws and pulled.
Off came tho tin can, ami, growl
ing and grunting, Into the open came
sliding a little brown baby bear. '
How that youngster did huff and
putl', and had there he-en 'any little
houe there he might have blown it
in.
"Whose little Cub is he?" demand
ed I'eter. 1 'tit no answer.
"I'ghhh !" sobbed the little Hear,
and Peter saw tears trickling down
his stubby nose. "My head aehes! My
noye is soie! Oh, dear me. how dizzy
I am! I can't sep, either! L'ghhh! I
want my mother!"
"All your trouble comes of not
minding her," grunted Orowly, stern
ly. and though his voice was as gruff
as gruff could be. at the sound of it
the Cub lifted his drooping head, gave
a funny lit t If grunt and ran straight
into ( Jrowly's arms, stretched open
wide to receive him. t
"Oh, Uad()y, Daddy!" growled the
youngster, and then tho little Hear,
sobbing, buried his face in the big
Bear's fur.
Xpvt Tho fV-, nn-l ibo fnn ,
, Poems That Live
SONG.
The clover blossoms kiss her feet, '
She Is so sweet.
While I, who may not kiss her hand,
Uless ull the wild flowers in the land.
Soft sunshine falls across tier breast,
She Is so blest.
I'm jealous of its anus of gold,
O that these arma her form might fold.
(Gently tho breezes kiss her hair,
She Is so fair!
Let flowers-aud sun and breeze co'bv.
O clearest!'"' Love, me or I die.-
Oscar Laighton.
Children's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
IEMM..JREE
obmldy ever listened t reason on
n empty stonutcli, TIT prize opti
mist In til Teller who still pays duos
hi the llarteiulcrs' I'tilon,
Who's Who
1.1. Col. Walter K Ciilnoss.
The post of Minister of Agriculture
If It' Is a system, can senreely plead. In Knglnnd. left vacant by the ap-
Innocence of tho charge of con- pomtment or the lit. l!ev. Hon. K. L.
Iiibutlng to such dishonesty In a F. Wood. a.s viceroy of India, has been
large share of the students. . awarded to Colonel Walter Kdfard
relocation Is surely not the top
heavy, lop sided, freak intellectual
monstrosity these narrow minded
school masters and thlr vicious sys
tem would have it. Look back on
your own training and consider what
has become of the Intellectual giants
among your schoolmates. It Is surely
n sorry system. 'No one has greater
respect for Intelligence nnd culture
than t have, but i this stuff and
plfile children are compelled to
cram In their "home w-nrk" is only
nn Impediment In (lie wny of culture.
The trouble Is, I think, thnt most
of our hml masters are themselves u s tjv
They
1 . Si"!
i.i!y
ltd
badly educated.
have been
Outness, formerly
financial secretary
to the treasury.
The colonel has a
Jong war record.
having fought in
the Houth African
war ad tho World
war.
He was horn In
Dublin, in isso.
and attended
school at K t o n.
While at Kton he
rowed for three
year and was
cnptaln of the
bnnts. While scry.
rc ,-i
t Dec. 7, 1816110 years use
Marshal Ney is executed From a
cooper's son Michel Nev had risen
to be Napoleon's most trusted gen
eral and the Marshal of Prance.
But with the defeat at Watorloo
and the capture of Napoleon and
his generals by the allies, their
cause was forever lost. Soon after
bidding his commander farewell
on his banishment to St. Helena
Ney wns court-martialed nnd shot.
Copyrlitlit. :s Premier Syndic-ate, Inc.
Running Across,
Word 1. The game which the
boy in the picture is playing.
Word 4. The sound , which a
dove makes'.
Word o. Honest, upright, real.
Word 6. The sound which a cow
makes.
Wold 7. One who explores.
Running Down,
Word 1. What a picture is en
closed in.
Word 2. A playing card; also
nn aviator with many air victories
to his credit.
Word 3. One who loves.
Word 5. The highest ooint. '
SATURDAY'S PUZZLE - 'J
ANSWERED
S7ATrTllE
HOPPSfiFAMILy
lug in South Afrl.-it h. -n. t.i
si ii urn wnn pseutio lenrnins, -t" " and n-celved the y ueen's itetlnl wit li
lectual apple sauce, trained (lis well rllr cn.,, During ihe late war he
ns possible) from the eyebrows up.Wvn, decora! with the D. s. O.. and
but their education has been nlniost;rcntloncil In tho dispatches iliree
Wholly neglected from the eyebrows time. . .
down, so vie ciin expect no greatl in 1022 l.t. Col. (lulness became
reform among the school mnsters'under secretary of stnA ,w m-i...
im9 a few inn-si privates In the later flnnncluV secretary of the irons
fink arc ctjuivped by better cdu- ury, '
' y AUs-r Lll ,;
- . ' '''--' ' HAS 3UCM ' ';
This is
II ? P II 7.1 K A II YEOMAN'S
mother s aunt- who feels that
one can never0 hav too ninny
d;sh towels. Nuir scd. y
nslioppiii!? d.iys left
'"'''"'i- Cliristi,ms
Colds
fever
Grippe
Co Stop them today
stop them quickly all their dangers and
discomforts. Endthefcvcr and headache. Force
the poisons out. Hills break colds in hours.
Tliey tone the whole system. The prompt, re
liable reiults have led millions tocmploy them.
Don't rely on lesser helps, don't delay.
Alldruisiits V Prlct 30C
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