Medford mail tribune., August 21, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

FXGE EIGHT
-ftrEDFOBD 1HTTJ TRTETJXE7 MEDPORD,
L
L OPEN!
f'KN'TltAL POINT, Aiik. 21.
(Sic(Mitll- Mr. and MVh. C.Uhh. I Jay,
ivhii have been vinii ins Mni. W. W,
Scntt and nther relatives in town,
Jiavc loft tor I heir home in I'oii
hmd, and .Mr. and .Mrs. I .phi or Day
.and liulo luuKliter, who havo aluo
itci'ii vihIIIii-a :..r. Day's Krand
uinther, .lrn. Scnti, loll Saturday
for their homo hi Sun Pranclson,
where; -Mr. Duy nas ctuii'tie of the
jtiofiram wurk (if tlm V. .VI. ('. A.,
whhh has a membership nl" tiTii
vhoys.
Air. atid Mrs. 10. K. Scot I and
Utile Unity 1'Y'iTior :rovo to Kunle
I'oini Sunday evening Tur a visit
with Lost or ThrocUmorton and
family.
Mrs. .1. it. llamrk'k and diititth
.ler. .Miss l.inona, worn Modi'ord vis
inns Salurday.
M ;-. a ml M rs. f 1 rover loorta lo
land ihoir family ol' eight children
ol' lo;;aiKiiort. Ind., aro tin .';uesiH
fjf Mr. and Mrs. (.'ash and family
of our Hty (his week. Mr. (iood
alo in a brother of Mrs. Cash and
ho and his family aro spending
.tlioir vacation in the west" They
export to Marl, homo Wednesday
o thin week.
Mr. and Mrs. Davo Cleveland of
Alamo, Texan, who havo boon
upending a few days visiting Mr.
and Mrs. K. f Kaher and family,
havo gone lo Kugle Point and Mr.
'leveland is assisting in Iho Kabor
,& Shci-'win store a( thai, place
whilo Mr. Shergwin is picking his
crop of pi'ars.
Miss Itenluh l.aurror of Albany
-was u week-end guest al Iho l-'abcr
JinlllO.
Tho evening aorvicoH al tin tin
Vin church wcie conducted liy two
young men from the tjuakcr church
of Newliurg, Ore., who wave vyry
illtOI-l-Stl!)'
lalkii on iho world war
and showed several screen pic-
l ii roil. Those not present missed a i
rare (rent.
Our grade Hchuol building Is ho-1
ing reshlnglod with fireproof roof
ing to bo ready for tho fall term
of school which will soon bo here.
Mrs. (Irimos, Sr., is enjoying a
tor, and iiis daughter. Miss Hnuni,
visit from hor hroibor, W. L. t'rlle
who flrovo through from. Ihrdr
their homo In Turlock, !al Sun
.day. Mis. If. I. .lowutl, who was tak
en seriously II Inst Friday and Is
Mn tho Community hospital at Mod
ford, is reported to ho improving
and her friends are hoping lor tt
a fn recovery.
Miss Helen (lowers of Cold Hill
U':iu ti r-nlloi- a the llouwoll limtio
Monday afternoon.
Carl Coleman drove, over from
Khmmth Falls Haltirday evening
alter work lo spontl tho dny with
his grandparents.
laiuo -ueMier i. rimes uau n ion-1
sil operation in Medrord Saturday
from which he. is recovering nicoly
ul tho family homo.
: Mr. nnd Mrs. A. U Huyok, flnrl
CNdeman and Kvorott. Scott spent
sumtay on ino rtppiegaio rnjuymg ,
t picnic union aim piemn niaen-
berries.
Lawrence Cochran, wife and I wo
childron arrvod from Ihoir homo In
Ventura, (Jul., Iho fh'Hl. of last week
for a three weokH visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cochrane and oilier
relatives and friends of our clly.
Uiwronon Ih well known here as he
was a former Central iNilut hoy.
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Ilozmalhiilch
and family nnd (heir guest, Philip
(iroHH of Olendalo, Cal., enjoyed a
picnic lunch In I.Ithla park Sunday,
driving up nfler morning church
services.
Mrs, fieorgo Fox and fantly nro
enjoying a visit, from a sister, Mrs.
I'll la Kudos, of Oregon City, Ibis
What Will
i
..J
When 70'
Children Ciy
for It
Thrro In linrdly n lamsehoM
tiasii't hen nl of ('notorial b'iin(
tue in j 1 1 i .ti ItoitiOH are never W'illioiu,
it. If there are children in your
family, tlicre'i almost dtiily need ot
itK coiifort. And any iiiyht may liml
i,vim very thankful (Immi-'h ii bottle in
I In lintiNOt Just a few drop, and that
in lie or coutitipatioii is relievi'd; or
diarrhea checked. A ejetabl - pro
duct ; a baby remedy meant lor young
Folk. Cnsturin i ultout the only
thinjr you hnvo ever heard doctori
ndvise piving to infants. Stronger
nu'dirincs are dmigfroiiN to a tiny
Imby, however hurinles tliey may Ih
lo prnwn-ups, (IoimI old 1'antorial
ttot.iPinlH'r the name, and reiuetnlHT
to buy it. It may spun' yon u -Iw-J.n.
a n x ion h night. It is alway
tcady, nlway mife lo list-; in eiaen
M'lirir-i, or for every.lay u i burnt b.
Am hour of the day' or' night that
Haliy liecomi's fret fill, or restlenH,
A nuloriiv wax never mora jmpnlur
witlt mother than il in today. JAt'iy
-tlriijjjiit Iuih it.
you , -jg.
do X?
week, she having arrived last VrU j
day. Mrs. Kudos formerly made ;
hor homo in Modford before mov
fng to Oregon City and has a host
i of friends in tho valley. !
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I., linwr, Miss'
; Mildred liurger and ho win Collins,
! tool; a pleasure trip to Crater Lake
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Trucey and fam-;
ily spent. Hip lalo afternoon ami :
evening at tho Untie crook swim-
mlng pool Saturday. j
Mrs. Utile, who is helping nurso
hor brother, I'lif Mown of Sams Val
ley, made a short, visit homo.
Mrs. Zclmu Hull and children
Havo returned from Klamath coun
ty, whom thoy havo boon spending
Iho summer.
i.urt Hedgepalh and Jim litirseri
drove Saturday from tiazelle to
visit home folks.
l' li. CowIoh of Seven Oaks, whn '
is a fire warden, lias boon busy hu-j
periut ending iho lire fighting in
the mountains Iho lasi week. '
Mrs. II. II. Umi is enjoying a;
visit from a sister from tho east. ;
tills summer, whom she hasnt' Keen
for several years.
HOI FOR 14 YRS.
DKXVKIt. Ci.bt., Auk. 21.
Mis mind gone, and ,hin, body cov
ered with a ilUck growth of hair,
Harry Denier. , was released
from a room in a ranch house
near l-'airplay, fob.., that lurtl been
bis prison for H years.
Tho Denver Morning Post, In a
copyrighted story, says that the
man was released from tho state
penitentiary 1 J years' ;.go. when
be Ih-oiimo insaui-. lie had been
st-vviiiff a senlenee, for rattle steal
ing. Since I hen, iho I'osl says, lie
has been kept chained in a win-don-less
unfurnished room in his
mother's home
Keeently lieelorv sister, who bad
lived at iho ranch with his aged
mother, tiled, and Sheriff Kred t.
r:iehard, fearing thai the mother
would bo unable to eitre for h
self, vis, led (he plure today.
Me found Heeler chained to Hie
floor of Iho darkened room. He i
was removed to Kalrplay a art hold!
for observation. Similar action I
may be taken in (he case of the'
mother. j
f I
Ben Olcott to Be '
Official in New
Banking Merger
I'O UTLAnd, Ore., Aug. 20.
(!') plans for morj-er of Iho Union
Savings . r.oan assoJ-iailon with
;t Inderal Savings & Loan asso-j
oinifon, have bo.-n announced,
(ombinod assets will approximate
Ua.-ioo.ono, wi,h ni-nrly Jl.oon
members,
(irant J'heKleyi president and
I ,. Jt, milahan, Hocroiary-mana-
K,.r f(f lite Federal savinn.s & i.oan i
will he preshlcnt nnd vfoe-presi- ,
ili'nt-inuiiiiKiT of iho tlnlcin Kav
Iiikh !,onn.
Jlon w. olci.ll, iii-i'sMrnl: (,f iu. I
I'lilnn HiivIiikh & l.iinn hI not llu-
I'lisl nr 1 1 hi ywir, will bo mi IIm'
il'ltllll i.r iliriM-tnrH.
Screen Life in
Hollywood
By WADE WERNER
Associated Press Staff Writer
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Aug. HI.
(A3) II may amuse Home people to
loarn that consorvativo opinion
among Iho wl mukerH and hair
ilrosseiH of the movies frown upon
"tho hair fad.' Heads havo been
bobbed hero for so many years
that anything but short hair strikes
(ho exports ns a hit too theatrical
for street wear. As I'ercy Wesl
more, detiu of tho hair drcHHors,
puts it:
"Long Hair is a fud. Tho girls
who aro letting their hair grow
aro those who woro children when
bobbed hair beta in e imnular. Xover
I having hud lon.r hair before, thov
t brill out of lotting it grow; 1
hill alter I he nnvnllv U'lturu nil' i
they will go hack to conservative 1
stylos such us the widely-copied
Colleen Monro bob"'
According to some who shnro
this view, tho bobbing of Mary
I'lolvford's famous curls was di
rectly In lino .wilh her policy of
steering clour id' extremes. To re
main conservative she hud to give
up loni; hair.
Star at Wine' Press
Now I lull ilit weliiuililry roc
o(Ih nf pn'sliliMHlal enilillillllCH are
IwliiK lavesllKuici) with tm murh
cnthUKliiMin. it Hrhn!4 Hhould he
c.xiiliihieil Hint Lull cluiliey'B Imhlt
nf piesshn: Hie Jul from Rnipi's
umi mlxtim It mynterioimly with
other lixi i'ilieiitH lias not li I il K to do
with hnine.mmlo wine, u .simply j
hniipptis Hint one of his fiivurile i
tnaUeiip rei lpen Involve the mix
ture of t'li'Hh traie Juho with
starch tn nitike n tonnoth paste
which will eruillnlte wrinkle. He
Ina n luiisler nf imiketip umi very
parttiuliir uliniit everythlnt! Hint
concerns his art, lie prefers lo
iiiee' (he grapes unci an the mix
ing himself.
Precious Make-Believe
Seldom doi'H unyniiH K't credit '
for Jewelry In thi mrnnhold of i
niuke hclieve. Studio craftsmen lie-1
come, so nHilled tn Imitating tho!
crown Jewels of this or Hint conn !
try for tho Rcreen thut plnyern hcI
dnm weur iik off-sumon orminientH
trinket r fiishloned orilimlly m
pleiiKe the mine rn. And If they
happen to wen.. genuine dlnmnnds
Instead, their friendH nre ipitte
likely to compliment them by .isk
Iiik for the mime of tho wardrobe
depnitmeut Jeweler ncnponsllde for
tho clever deception. More than
une PtnliarrnH(.n fltinllocafp nrgn.
mont has marled in thin way.
Herbert Hoover
t "'lit? -
! pi
Herbert llnnyer'n return to West
1 1 ranch. I oua , the place of bis
birlh and the scene of his early
1 oy hoo I. is in l bo ua t ore nf a
pilKritmttrc. Ii is planned that lie
will have brcakfust In the house
whore ho was horn. There will be
those to K'rcet him who never have
boon away, who recsiU his entrance
into, the world, the boy that us d
lo be, and (he folks (hat onccwcrc
bis. It is a MUNanoo thai often
has been enacted, this coming
home after many years, and so
universal Is itn appeal thai we
never wo.-iry of wotohliiK it. Who
has not dreamed of Koing back,
both waking and sleeping'.' .Many
thousands of bis countrymen will
attend Herbert Hoover in spirit
when be revisits West Branch, the
the towns' and villages that knew
litem are of many names and
slates. Thoy will com prebend.
Tbero will be a ccrialn gravity,
a certain sad oess, in t his com in
home. Presidential candidate tho
bo In, statesman and humanitarian
of inlornalinmil renown. Air. Hoov
er will dwell less upon this recog
nition, less upon the very hopeful
t ut are, t han upon i lie boy who
shall walk beside him and run be
fore the boy lliat was himself.
Ho will recall, as though it were
yesterday, his first fishing, since
so exceptional a fisherman must
surely have turned to pleasant
waters very early In life. , He will
recall his first friends, and they
shall be as fin I lo him as thouah
bauds in in hi l. Mich and voices give
greet inc.. I hounh ihey cannot.
There will be trees that he knew
of old. and slreetN that have
chunged hill lillle. And very pos
sibly I hero will ho a ilo that hoais
astonishing resemblance lo a do
that followed him when be was
tanned by (be Iowa sun and had a
slotio bruise on oil her heel. A
ureal ninny people will be weh-oni-Ing
Mr. Hoover, and talking wilh
him, but his thought is certain to
be somewhat apart. Fur you can
not revisit the place of ymir hoy
hood without haviiiK for your com
Heroes in Kescue
These two nicn of Clayton, N.
Y., aro acclaimed as heroes fol
lowing their resvue of many per
sons when 'backfire ignited the
Just Brown 1, a mailbont operat
ing between Alexandria Bay, N.
Y., and Clayton, on the St. Law
rence river. One woman died and
2 other persons wore burned or
otherwise injured when the 44
foot craft burned between Mur
ray island and Maple Hand. At
the top Is Captain William Sey
mour, middle-aged river pilot of
Clayton, and below is 0 onion J.
Denny, guide' In the Thousand
Islands, both of whom stood by in
boats.
A VS yV
Is Home Again
pany, whether you will It or not,
the boy that u.-:od lo bo the boy
(hat runs before, and seoivm always
asking you to no somewhere with
him.
There is. as Mark Sullivan ob
serves, in his article on the im
pending return of Hoover to the
Iowa village, a deep and mellow
train of sentiment in this man. He
does not wear it on his sleeve, for
all the world lo see and gapo at,
for all (he world to compliment.
There is a warmness of heart, and
a love of home, as Hie rentest of
all human institutions. Hint a sad
ly battered Kit rope hud gootl cause
lo reeoKui.e. Sentiment in Herbert
Hoover strikes deep, as the good
liest waters are said to run, and,
moreover he Is a fisherman, not an
aiiKler. Fishermen find time and
liking for such reflections as now
draw Herbert Hoover back to West
llruiieh. Ho you know anil you
m;iy smile at this if il please you
we rather fancy that, when Mr.
Hoover revisits West Mranch he
shall tie attended by a very definite
though unspoken pledge? It will
be in bis heart to promise the vil
lage, iind Iiis country, the best that
Is in lifm, the best that was In the
boy who runs before. The return
to West ih'itnch will hearten him.
It shall solve his. problems by per
mitting tluii contact with the pasl
which cleanses tho vision of men.
When be breakfasts in tile bouse
of his birth doubtless he will laugh
and jest with the rest of them
hut you may bo very sure of this,
(here will he prayer inside him.
Yes, ii great many of us would
like lo go back. Not to West
Hi a ncli. Iowa, of course, but to
Ibis town or to thai. All compar
able. All of Hie same land nitd
wrought by the same people. Do
you remember the poem, "I'd like
to io n-visltlng back to firiggshy's
Slat Ion"? Well, something like
( hat. In a, manner of speaking,
whatever may be our political
opinions, a multitude of us will
a I lend Mr. Hoover when he goes
back home again. Portland re
gonian. POKTL.Wn; Ore.. .iifT. 21. &)
Amnher rnihvuy lncntiiiK otiRineer
drew ii dreary picture of the coun
try ever which the proposed enst
w.'sl eross-sUite railway won lit
puss when he took the stnntl at the
in lei sen- eoninieree cum mission
heni'Intf mi the line today. The
temiinony of I-:. Slaey. hn-athiK en
Klneer lor the Oregon Short Line,
jwas imuite Mlntlliir to that Kiven a
I few day., nun hy (Jem-Re v. Muck.
;i'irnier loeailnu engineer nnd now
1 ult n.-mali county rnml master.
Mr. StJicy made his first survey
in Iflli" nnd crossed the territory
amiiu last year. There were Tev
fnrins. he said. In nil that first
trip he saw Just three stacks of
hay. William 1. Kills, attorney
i for tin public service connnissinn,
asked if he saw any cattle.
"1 saw a cow," Sir. Stacy an
swered. Mr. Stacy admitted, on Uestion
of Mr. Kilts, that railroads usually
built through waste country, pay
inn little attention to the produc
tiveness of the country immediate
ly adjoining the riht of way.
KeiiardhiK the IrriKUtimi pro-
jvaey sain mat the crops
were nil right but the farmers
were net i-ii;bl financially.
HHml Man Slabbed.
K 1 ! KS N ( He n ry V. 1 n gn re 111 was
sought by oliee nfler Kure D.
( ieglie. 4s. and blind, was stab
bed no the hands nnd arum last
night. The sliibbinn In jald to
have resulied from an offensive
remark made about Mrs. Zing
arelll.
Sell I'rniuN in i:iislnnd.
SAX Calif ni-nia prunes
will he marketed In the Vnlted
Kttmdoni hereafter under the Nun
Maid hrhnd, and with the co
operation of the jfllitiir force of
that nrfuinl?nttn. whb'h wilt han
ille the out pot of the California
l runo 'usoociuilon.
DOCTOR IS SLAIN
II IE
TO A SICK CALUON HUBBY'S GASH
; i .oS ANCKI.KS, Ails. 21. i.l'i
IMnWriril'o, Ami,-'. 21: il'j 1 ('harli .olianlln.. !i-ro-iil.in,. fam
; I.u.r .l r,-o.n -.his ..fflw -In Cm- j -nmU,. l..m..i row it 11,,.
' , - , i '. . lonu curt i.f 1111 iH-t thiil lurks nil
nok. u Mllmrh. lnt nlKht OS""-I ll)n plonu.nI1) f rnm-.ly l.ilt
sihly (t minisler 10 a sb-i; woman, . s--(i (m0
,Jir. J lurry It- Dapiu-r, 30. prom.- , ' ' K(H. ,mn(irrow wifl., i.ii-i c.rey ,
nent physician, was shot to donth unlln .. tifl(,. Ih. lhlu, (if.rn.P ,
ai-eordiiiK in the i)hysb-ia n's fath-'r
i by a man who escaped in the
j doctor's car. Jlonry J. Dapper.
i fiii, the father, who accompanied
. mm. ...... ..... u ,.u,. .......
on the ti io. was slugged over the
head wilh a blael0ack. He is
In a hospital, whero his son died
'wound
'- W.li.'e were mystified by tho
i killing. Iteeause of tho fact that j
the young physieian had no'
J known enemies, they wore at a I
jloss to ascribe a motive. j
i The .lootor's widow and his j
I father tnld poliec the strange; i
j appeared at the younger '-Dap-'
! jier's off ice last night and said:
i "Come r nick. My wife ;s sick."
1 Asked
whero lie lived, tho man
; said his homo was in the coun
jtry. several miles from tho phy
I sician's home.
! Unable to understand why the
I caller would ask tho aid of a
; doctor so fiir from his home. Dr.
j Dapper asked his father to ue
j company him, the police were
j told.
! "Vou sit In the front with your
'son," the elder Dapper said he
; was Instructed by the stranger
as they wore about to enter the
' physician's automobile,
j The father said he became
; suspicious and he went to his
j hoi n'e and obtained a revolver,
; which, however, was not loaded.
,11a insisted on sitting in the rear
seal. Dr. Dapper drove and tho
I stranger sat in front with him.
Arriving at a seel titled spot in
i the country, iho caller said they
! would go the remainder of tho
'way on foot. Ah they wero about
I lo leave tho machine, according
! to the father, the stranger shot
Dr. Dapper with a revolver
1 equipped with ;i silencer. j
j The elder D a p p e r said he j
j grappled with the man and was
isiiigged across the head,
i The father said he regained
consciousness hi time to see Ihe
machine being driven away by
I his assailant.
j His. son was lying mortally
wounded n the road beside him. !
I A passing motorist took tho pair
; to it hospital.
A Few Hints
to Parents
SPORTSMANSHIP
(By Mrs. Agnes Lyne)
The American Davis cup team
httH recently suffered severe de
feat at the hands of the French.
I. lit our national pride can hear it
I since the American players met
1 their reverses gallantly. Defeat,
I though Is never welcome, is (lis
fgruwfnl only when ft. is taken in ti
j poor spirit.
I (lood grace in adversity is a trail.
1 we all need to have in reserve.
Like every other virtue It must, he '
ingrained in the young; child if it
is to he a n ea sy an d na t tt ra 1 re
sponse in the adult.
During his early years the child
must learn to take without a feel
ing of heinJT cruelly wronged such
disappointments as the picnic that
couldn't come off hecause ol' the
rain, the hulloon (hat. hurst in its
prime, the candy forbidden hy reu
sous of health. If lie comes run
ning home with a woeful tale about
! the hoy who got all his mhrhles,
he should he told in a quiet and
detached manner that when he
plays marbles he must make up
his mind that he is likely to lose
them and if he can't lose cheer-
I fully he had better not enter a
. game.
j It is his mother's attitude at such
i moments which largely determines
that of the child. She should dis-
cuss the. incident in a kindly but
I matter nf fact way, and immedi
'ately divert his attention to some
I happier preoccupation. Thus she
j fixes tn him tin? habit of accept
ing the inevitably unpleasant with
out dwelling upon it and of speed
ily turning his interest into more
I satisfactory channels.
Xa amount of ingenuity n hand
ling the child's defeats and frustra
tions, UlMYUWl, CtU. UUUIHtMiUL
had effect of the spectacle of the
mother's irritation when she loses
a game of bridge or father's open
exasperation at n flat tire. The
child who sees his mother gra
ciously loso a rubber or his father
without fuss fix tho tiro has been
taught more wwd sportsmanship
than he,could learn from any num
ber of talks on the subject.
Safest Way to
Stop Pain
It Is not tH'Cfssary to take heart- !
depressing drmis or dope of any
kind to relieve nerve ttoinrt. cann
ed by neuritis, netiratula, mdaticii
or rheumiitism. Just appl Tyjmu ;
over he part that hurls and see j
how iiuikly yon wilt tie free from
discomfort. ,
Tysmol ts rt soothinn. henllncr all-
sorltent that povn in through the ,
pores and drives out inflammation 1
which has settled tn the nerves. '
The minute you rub it en ytoi can
and aches soon stop, congestion Is
f removed, and soreness ami Inflam
mation KrudunUy disappear,
Alihouuh Tysmol Is pit up es-'
peeially for nerve pain and Influ in
ula t Ion. su f f erers have found it
eiiually rooiI for taking ttie misery
out of stiff, swollen or iirhinc
joints. Also fine for lame l:ok
and muscular soreness. Pleasant.
harml Ks and easy to use. Don't j
full ti try it tf you want Kcnuliie!
lasting relief. You Bet n liberal
supply for 1 nt nny drn store, i
Always In slock at Strang's Drug 1
Stort,
CHARLIE CHAPLIN'
1 i in the interlocuiory divor e grant-:
led her on August jl', lH'JT. wboh
j will sever Iho marital relations of
'the 1 wo. Wi I b i i goes a cou rt
;nwni.rt lo hoi. nf S7.vt.atH. from her
i . V
husband.
This was the annoiineiimfint
r t made today by itolaml Kieh Wool.
lfiy' attor'nfy f'r -Mrs- 'bapliu. who
- 'id be would represent her in
fmirl at the final proceednius.
Out side of the S7r.o.ou and the
loss of his wife. Ifs juxt another
day tn Chaplin, iho actor said. To
his wife it brings reports of her
probable marriage to lioy D'Ai cy.
film actor.
"The day when the decree be
comes final will be just like any
other day to me." Chaplin said.
"As a matter of fact. hadn't",
even given it a thought." ;
"tt would be foolish for me to
say we are going to be married,
first because .Mr. D'Aroy is not in'
a position to do so. and second
because one can never tell what
will happen in the meantime. AVo
are, nf course, very dear friends,
and while wo have discussed the
subject on several occasions, we
have never readied a definite dov
eisinn and probably will not' until
he is in a position to talk, mar
riage." Incompleted divorce proceedings
between D'Aroy and bis first wife
would mil ke an immediate mar
riage to Mrs. Chaplin Illegal, if
was learned. D'Aroy was grantor!
an interlocutory divorce six mouths
ago, but six months more must
elapse before he can seek 'he fb-l
eoftrt decree, which would com
plete the divorce proceedings if
granted.
How To Have
End Stuffiness, Sneezing
Huskiness, Inflammation
Do you get up in the morning with
a stopped-up noe? Are your breath
ing passages clogged with a cokli Are
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; tat ions, asthma or hay fever?
If so, here is a pleasant, harmless
cigarette that
will clear out:
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lilosricr, and is
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Cigarettes con
No Tobacco
tain no tohairo,
no cubebs. nothina :
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less. They are used by women and
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It is bo simple to inhale this soothing ,
smoke. Much more convenient than :
using sprays, washes, douches, etc. I
'If you suffer from any catarrhal j
I rouble, catarrhal deafness, asthma, hay
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tncir pleasant, ucnchcial eflccts
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114 North Front St.
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