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1L O. IIOOKNHKN A COHTAMT
Office In New York. Chicago, Detroit,
San Erancleco, Loa Aogelea, Beatcle, Port
land.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bf Arthur Perry
Winter has come, unil It Im colder
limn tho Inside of it butcheri-hop.
In u revival of impudence In the
upholy Ku Klux Klun, that hell-rnisini,-
oiBiintaulon announced it
vuull Have n ft'W shirt-tails flul'
itIiik nt the InniiKuriitlon of .Mi-.
Hoover, lit ordor thut the president-elect
"might know who help
ed clout hint." Thu supreme court
of tho niitliin, in n decision, holds
tliul tho Klitn must publish the lint
of It members every three months,
mid behave itself all thi time. The
hiirh court opinion further holds
the order 1m more or less of u coin
itiunity nuisunco, "operating ut
niicht," und deptinlin on terror
for ItH success. Tho Klan Ih u Kood
organization, which hitB liad a
crimp put In 1ib cuHHed iicbh heforo
It coultl Ket Btnrlcd uKiihi.
II. Klewher, tiic demon .baker, Is
fiKhlimr a had cold, und not huvinK
much luck, with hlB hut und coul
1,0th off.
The press of tho stale, unil well
they limy, Imvc conunenced to view
with alarm, the comlnir hcbbIou of
the legislature. Kool notions that
will ho ilicorporuled Into bill, are
bcKluulnp; to . Nhow up, A "fish
offtinHlvu" 1b promised, and it will
be ull of t hat.
.Many of tlie tiltlcr (iirls huvu
llruppcil overythinir. and (tone to
l-iiinhattllifr tvrinltlcM In their swan
like necks. Hume of the furrows
would lie a credit to a neatly
plowed atfiilfit field.
Autos Willi Hevcn HkIiI. and four
hiiriiH, are fur too freiiueul.
SOMI-. NOIII.i: HYI'OCHISY
(Dliln State .lourtuil)
Tlie Dry 'oter l.etiKUO of
tile Kranklin Avenue I'rntee
tlve association Kavo a OellKlU
ful cocktail parly last cveijliur
in celebration of tho recent
ovcrwhi'linliiK victory of the
moral forces at Iho polls.
(.!. AYflHhlngton Maddux, the ex.
lethodlst and eminent shinuloKisl.
was uttackeil liy a phrenolnKist
yesterday. Air. Maddux teal tried
that he was never able lo feel the
roof of a hcnhuiiHc, and lell huw
many chiekens were inside.
A delegation of farmers were la
town today, and all were luud in
their praise of Iho fine deeding
weather nuw avatluble.
Christmas Is cuuiIiik, as U al
ways is, and the puverty of the
poor Is lieiutt nollced. Tile pour
are Just as puur in June as they
are In December, hut it Is not cus
tomary lo mention tile empty
stockliiK In the Rummer. The re
forestation of thu Muln Stem is
under consideration, the cost
Ihereur rrctthiK a burn that ex
pended ssKiiu fur a Jubilee or
Visions Kenllxcd.
Thcro is hoiuo talk of n contest
to see who can ttet their Isi'JD auto
license first. Tills Is a laudable
muve, and will resiitt in a contest
lo see who can Ret their 1 tl 2 auto
license last.
A trip (ver the highway system
of the state deinnnst rates to all
able to use (he Hubbard sutiiiMh
on their shoulder for mental func
tioning, that no time should be
lost In compelling auto freight
lines to Install hind-cud brakemen
and cabooses.
A story about two Kugllshmcn,
hits unhorsed the bumper crop of
Hcotch stories.
Citinel-hnlr overran ts construct
ed by curly wool, are quite plenti
ful. The Use of rouge is forbidden In
Juxo-Shiviu. The writer hpent nine
days In .tugo-Hlavla once, und, If
we remember correctly, rouge
.would do no good, nuywuy.
A local girl finally got back
from 1.oh Angeles, without meeting
Adolphe Mcnjou, or any other
Hoodlooklng movie male.
Not much time Is wnsted these
mornings between the bed and the
window. Several tire iukhiK their
aliened cold water baths.
Sedan defeated the Taney town
team in a game of football yester
day afternoon after the parade. 10
to ft. t!nney was not able to do
much with the visitor. (L'aney
t'hronlcl.) 1 Ho it keen..
Moving Into a new location.
ronton. Ohio, butcher failed to
iT-moVe mi old sign hturlng tin
word "Jioalher Hltop "
AN AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING
SOl'TlI A.MKKK'A is essentially u Liitiu country, just us tin;
I'liili-d Slates is fs.si-iili.illy mi Aiii-'lti-Suxiiii country. While
hoth divikiuliN of the western hemisphere lmvi adopted. rcpuhli.
ciui forms, of LroviTiiiiiciit, their social unci eoliticul 1 rati it ions
Jiavt! been, jiinl lire today, entirely different. It is this diflVr
jt'iitrc which luis ciiwsed most of the difficult it's of the piist, und
thu iiiiMiiidfrstiiiidinifs of the present.
!' .Smitli America in extremely sensilive luid iroud. .MaiineiM
land di)oniatie forms are of oustaiiilini; uiiiortnii0' south of
I the I'miania canal. Tin' uventue Anieiiean which iui:lii s Hie
! American I i liutiii prides himself upon Ids seoi n of and iu
jtlifference to these thinv's, which his Soitli Anieiiean eolleUtrue
places union;; the major amenities ol pulilic hie.
As a result relations between ;iitii(-Amf ricu anil North
America have not been satisfactory for some time. Sout.
America, loii(f aeenstomed to look to I'lii Ls socially, has been
looUinif more and more to London eoiiiinerciiilly. Our trade with
South America has been standinir still, while JJritain's trade has
been crowing by leaps and bounds.
1'iTsident-elect Hoover, no doubt, has many reasons for title -intr
this epoch-makini,' trip to South America reasons of trade,
reasons of internal ional friendship mid iindcrstandintr, reasons
eoneeriied with rest for himself after it fatiKiiinjr campaign, anil
escape from importunate office seekers but probably tl hief
reason is a desire toattain a first-hand knowledge of the situa
tion throughout South America before he takes over the job of
conducting the affairs of the. I'niled Slates.
And the chief benefit, from this trip, in our opinion, lies in
this direction. As has frequently been remarked, Mr. Hoover
is. before ail else, an engineer, and the first principle of good
engineering is know your facts. Itcfore formulating any new
Latin-Ameriean policy, MY. Hoover intends to know J.ittin
America. And with the facilities at bis command, when he re
turns to Washington, he is going to KNOW it.
The benefits of this trip, therefore, promise to be far reach
ing and of true historical importance. Anil one of the greatest
will be a complete, change in our diplomatic altitude (Ward
our South American neighbors.
President Hoover's policy will'uiidobliteilly be based upon
a recognition of the fact that South Americans are "different."'
Their culture is not our culture. To tin; conventional Yankee,
mind these dil'I'ei ces may appear trivial, and they unques
tionably are subtle but.' .Mr. Hoover, after his survey of the
Kit nation, will certainly realize they are important.
it is no exaggeration to say that, in making this trip, 'President-elect
Hoover has justified the enthusiastic expectations of
his supporters. He has not only made a good start, he has made
th(! best start of any President-elect in recent, liistory.
Instead of wasting the four months before his inauguration
in jabbering with politicians and office seekers, he. proceeds at
once on the line of intelligent preparation and constructive (
achievement.
You are tlel'inilely liiiilille ii(?etl il' you rend back to pn HI!,
iliscover the slory to be coiilinueil, anil ncilliei' Nweai' nor UieU
the eat.
Heckle: To inlciTti the .speaker with iiiestions. First prac
ticed by Kve when Adam eaine in at '2 a. nt.
liicer civili.ntion ! It pities
those deformed above tlie ears.
All drafts cause sliivei'inir,
overdrafts.
No ml tor liow poor you are, if you neither hate nor revere
the rieh, you art undoubtedly upper-eluss.
Why weep because tin- buffalo were killed i
much wood tfolf ground they would occupy.
Those who arc really Nincere about farm relief, are mourn
ing because they don't have to pay higlu prices for their
Thanksgiving turkey.
I'ily the poor fish off the const of Mexico! How little they
realize that what they would like to avoid is what nt least half
a million office seekers are praying for.
Governor Smith is scheduled
returns to New York City, which
cial resources arc practically inexhaustible.
Colonel Stewart, Stnmliiril Oil miitinnte, kissed tlie two lady
iiieinliers of the jury tlmt tiectiittod him. Wc womler wlmt thu
men on the jury (.'"t 't "f it.
If you wmit to know wlmt
Ims Angeles in 1 !)"J7, ' whisiu-r
jump.
MUTT AND JEFF
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SOMS SASHi AM1 T) fiRST I'LL SSC Aftc fANFRltNlA PRtVATC (V FACtBwT TXAT VJ? FOfc PLrMN 5.WIrJG, NioT" j
C0VWAr5tLV. X J THA.T BtG I CKARGS TO SCVW THC l.' .co AGWf f'y
ordinary cripples am! scorns
und t li is is pnrtieularly true of
Think How
to manage n bank when he
indicates Mr. Kaskob's finan
hnppem - il to Mv. Holly wood of
"sulidivisitm" .und wnteh him
Augustus Mutt Thorws
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
HtffTwd UlUra pertaining to personal hnhb ind hrgea, not to dlMU dliffuoata tr
trettineiiC l" anmerwl bf Ur. Brady It ft tUinpeti, Htf-addruMd tnreiop U tocloccd.
Lcttera should Im brief and written in Ink. Owing to Uio large number ol letters re
ceived, only a iVw can be anawered here. No tcf can be made to querice Dot vooform
trie to Instruction. Address Ur. William Brudf. Id care of this newspaper.
YE8, WE HAVE NO NERVE ENERGY TODAY
Kvery tired perKon Ih Utr tli ' whole flaxseed. We une a Bmall
time beinK neuraHthenie, swlv Konful H.irlukled over our break-
'A,,a,tL,otfLk;1;,11,'",a ,V,h0 ,i.':;v':!.i..-'!':i.,..,rr,n:1. un "''"a'c(1
now, that
raHtlienla"
an eiror of inuili-
C-'i '''l'.'""''"' "
only Dr. Kelloss
llilll l,lfl II lit tllM
i.r mil up witn me explanation mat 8W110wg Brape 8ee(s one sm.
tho tired person More ol nervB!ce,ule t0 al)pen(,k.ts. , woul(I
energy Is exhaused." That (IraKs
the good doctor's teaching down : n(vlHe at)out thB , column.
Crom great to HOiuetlilng less than ( Wnl rj g ,
commonplace, for the conception' ' An;wJer..lone lllf ,f nnvthing,
of -nerve energy has no physio. k.S8 ,fel to hnve allpell,,u.ltls lf
logical ground to rest on. II is nc Kral,e Hcmili nJ
strange how this eminent health i an other frult Keedg Uv
authority and excellent physician , re..,uiurly. xhe p,,piar fcV abol;t
clearly recognized, la years. iigo.!that pr(),ablv depends on an error
that "neurasthenia would In time , jf obsc,.va,011. Concretions resem
dlappear from medical literature, .,,,, HeeM .sometimes even seeds,
that il is an errat c conception and iMre not rai.eIy foum, ln ,
a blind lor covering up real trou-(,,,v , ,.,. , . ,,, ,,,,
hies (or perhaps a kind of alibi for :
misoenavior,, jet still iiii.;Keii u e into , apwnnix oniy as a COIlae.
delusion that when a person is 1u(,nce of inHeaHe iat orMn
tired his "store of energy ts ex- all(1 not le cause of H Thp
hausted. If there Is any such lngestion of grape and bony seeds
energy, then surely anyone who , ,B a ., fllcit,nt nnd cannot
finds his supply reduced below ,.oaKoHahly account for tiny dls
whatever the standard level may 1 eaHe,
uv, is eiiliiieu III i:iiii iiiiuneii in'r
raslhenic," for the term nearas-
tlienia means literally lack of nerve i
energy. Hut no one has evor found .
any scientific evidence that "nerval
energy" exists. Physiology reeog- j
ul.es only two fornis of energy.
One Is musciUar energy; the other
Is heat. We have no evidence thai
the function of the brain, spinal
cord, nerves or nerve ganglia in
volves the proiiuction or use of
any other kind of energy.
Therefore, no physician, no
health teacher, has a right to as
sume that a tired person's nerve i
energy is exhausted, that Is, any
more than the person's muscular
or heat energy is exhausted. '
Anyone can understand that i
when a person feels or Is tired his !
energy is reduced for the time be
ing. That's what tho reeling of Tie
tlgtie Is the sense that one's mus
cles are short of energy. It is
meaningless, and worse, to ilia';
into the picture any morbid notion
about exhaustion or "nerve" en
ergy. Thnt tends to make a merely
tired person sick.
When I say thoro .Is absolutely
no ground tor tho Idea of -"nerve
energy," I mean to inclutlu the mys
terious cousin or "iicrvo energy"
as well, namely "brain energy" or
brain power. I don't want any ex
port work dod-'tor to run away with
tiio miiug faucv that thinkinf; or i
i
the use of the brain reipiires or j mi i nunm mic
uses any kind of energy, for ifpwoin my underskirt wuz showln
brain activity does involve any ' it win only my thltrh after
transformation of enoruy Into
thought or ilocil the qimnllty of
oiuu-gy is ho InflnitoHlninl thnt our
pronent scientific Internments nre
scarcely cnpnhle of (lotectin- or
nieiiHuiinK It.." So there neccl he
no quarrel over a trifle like tha,'.
A rather obvious rojoinder to
this Ih tho question, what is the j
nature ol brain fair or how do we
explain tho weariness that over-:
lakes a brain worker after Iioiii h I
of concentration? That's another I
question to (IIscush another day.
Here I wonhl merely surest that
so-called "brain fim" Is simply on-1
nu! and the weariness that steals
upon the student who sits Intent
on his work for a limn timo'suh.
oxidation, and in either case an
hour of play, honest work, exercise , '0 oiikIu to do more business
or brisk wntkinK In tho open air in our own tropics here In tho West
Is tho quickest and best relief. lern Hemisphere. Instead of send-
. . in.' all our inonev to tho Far Kast.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Wholesome Reading Ver.us Morbid
1'ersonal Item-but more In ho
,v,ou. , , , i
swer moro personal health ques-
lions than any other physician In!
this country. I do not refer .6 the !
distribution of pamphlets, leaflets ;
or circulars, but only to personal i
health problems. You may or may I
not notice that there are very few
symptoms In this column. There
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er to iniBslions. Vrnm amnio 1
eMiericnec I nm convinced thnt I
mis is nm riKui n io coiuiiui
newspaper l-ealth feature. Now I
invoke the indorsement of all read
ers who approve this service, as
well as the candid criticism oT any
who do not. p
Good Seed 1
My family wish to thank you for
the suggestion ns to the use of
a Nasty Hoof
Answer. lYour exuerlence cun-
' trovertu the projiuminda of kept '
:,l,.t,,ru U')w. u'i, . m tlb, nir
,, ,,h ,, ,, ,,,.,,..
remedy as flaxseeds In order to
boom the market for Import oil
. . . . . "lll'IJ
ir I i i i mmseeti. I Deiieve the tlailv ime
or it lie naa oniy (), n teaH1)oor,rii or two of raw flax
cxiiutlutot nloii!. see(ls is especially helpful wher
mo pliyKlolotiicai . the constipation habit is nssocint
Ines Hut no,, d wl , itnbl ,
he followed the Fruit 8eed
wordn of wisdom , ,,au ,,m..i i.ft, i
appreciate It very much if you will
hese fol.e,K11 bo,ne8 Kaln elltl.ance
(Copyright, John P. Utile Co.)
I iu?vcr felt more mortified iitj
(M(rt,lf S Doll t7
,n' 111(1 tli,u bcln'. I wuzjto stick to the old-fashined rope
ail, saltl Mi 'lawuey .ppic tins
week.
t giiess nii I va t Ion Is free a ft or
all. Almee lcllieron is groin' t'
open up In 1nsgv, Scotland.
(Copyright, John F. Dllle Co.)
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued Krom Pago One)
nearly twice as much trade a we
give to Cuba, while Cuba buys
more from us than twice ns much
as tho Dutch and ltrltlsh ICast in
dies combined buy from us.
;,, ,,.,,,., , n-n nhntilH rn. I
jlloV(J ,'ho )lml(,n 0J'2 cvMa a ,
i on tll0 BUK1U. tlmt wo ,,,., ,
.from Cuba,
Colonel I'eter O KnlKht. of l,.l"kl'M "fe "lmosl unbearable us
Tampa. Kla.. Democrat from birth. Vt e"rhS
abic lawyer. shows that Florl-1 s,", Allen.hu
da's break from tho Democratic!' Moro than one man and woman
column, deplored by Democrnts, I whom horrible rhuumatlsm has
mny , n KOO, tlihiK for Florida. i been enrrylnu down to helplessness
Hitherto, says lie, "Democrats!1;",!1 t-'f.v to this.
, ... . .... 1. A vim have to do is to take one
nave pain no aiienuon to r lorma.
1. ....., ,i. ,i i ,..,,
vote the Demoerntlc ticket anyhow,
uepubiicans liaid no attention to
Florida, because they felt that Kememiier it s "the little green
Florida would vote the Democratic I capsule" that Is turntiiK the trick
ticket, no matter what the Kepub-, "'i'1 ''lnlu.- joy to thousand, of
llcnn party did. Now: Florida st'.Tutorcn' so ln5ist "
i definitely a dehntnble state and.' i,.atii'HNi'js"'tl,esc, ltltle wonder
will continue so In the future." worklnir capsules must ImuiIMi nil
. I INiln mill torture In 5 days or nion
! Colonel IsnlKht thinks the recent i y i liiyrfullr rcfmuliil.
Rippling
Rhymes
By AVnlt Mustuj.
UAKllKltS- LI CK
For many yt-aru on adult
irmlfff long whisker fluttered In
the Kales, and beard leg men
seemed freaktt; the hurberw'
trade became no Im k they iKh
ed "Alua," and eke "Aluek," and
uttered piercing HhrlekM. Then
fur Homo reason unexplained tho
flowing beards were much din
dalned, and every man was
Hhnved; the ImrberH aw their
lurk had turned, and while they
wrought, and kopecks earned,
they JoyoUMly behaved. Tho
Hafety nizor then was npruntr.
and count lew voters, old and
younc, hewed off their beards
at home; they only sought the
barber's chair when they would
have him cut their hair, and
smooth It with a comb. Now
superficial people Bald, "The
barbers trade will soon be dead.
It's doomed beyond repair; it
can't exist when people fail to
wpend a modicum of kale for
aught but cuttUig hair. x Men
have to shave threo times a week
some- every day, their whis
kers leak so fast it is a crime
but nearly all are satisfied to let
their glossy tresses slide six
fortnights at a time." And then
the women everywhere, grown
tired of their abundant hair, de
cided they would bob; and to
the barber shops they flew, an
eager, palpitating crew, a densej
but cultured mob. And how tho'
weary barbers wrought! - When
they had bobbed one dome- of
thought, n dozen were in line:
the more they bobbed, the more
the girls enme up to sacrifice
their curls, with heroism fine.
Now beards are coming in again,
and soon the maps of grown-up
men will look like fields of hay;
but that won't hurt tho barber's
trade, which always seems to
make the grade, whatever
prophets say.
unlitlrml .Inimra ,t ......
suado Coiigroas to change the In-
iiui inuu;r m. in n , e.vii vmviy un
just and harmful to his state.
M
President Coolidpe's son will
unnn tin ni-.vrln.l In Ulna t'loeonen
Trumbull, daughter of the govern
" 1 or of Connetlcut. She and the
President s sou set a good example
to this country, which Ik a little
too Inclined to self advertising and
notoriety. The young couple will
NOT be married in tho Wliltc
House.
Illinois decides to use the elec
tric chair, and tho first occupant
will bo David Shanks, a colored
man.' who confessed to killing and
robbing a young woman school
teacher.
Illinois would have done as well
while waiting to get rid of capital
punishment.
It Is at best a joke in most of
our states, often preventlns con
viction by jurios and rarely seizins
the really dangerous criminals.
Campbell Carson, after hunting
gold for 30 yearB, invented a cop
per smeltiVig furnace that earned
tens of million KOR OTHERS.
A long law suit is winding up in
his favor, nn4 the very old man
I will have millions, now that it is
too Into for them to do him much
j good, or much harm.
I Hetween 7.oun,oo0 and $20,ono.-
LITTLE GREEN
CAPSULES STOP
RHEUMATIC AGONY
Prove It in 5 Days
hero's notbimr in tho world that
I briiiKs such quick and complete re.
lief from the pain and misery that
,,.,,. ,,. i
i tiny capsule -aeh hour for the first I
j t", hours' foi iV'lioursi thent'akc
as directed.
will be the minimum due him fium
bis smelling companies.
This indicates that gold hunting
in your head is more profitable
than -sold hunting in the desert
or even in Wall Street in the long
run.
4
Quill Points
Sins are much like dogs. Vuur
own pet pouch would look vitioUH
in the other fellow's yard.
The objectiun to fume as u prize
is that the same people who give
It can Lake, ft away.
.still, evorr (1 river who does
n't take ti tho illlch seems a
rood hog to the timid driver.
Are men more thrifty than wom
en ? Well, flues a woman come
homo and sny she's going to have
tho house warm enough to uit her
and darn the expense?
The millennium will be here soon
after you see the first bronze stutue
inscribed: "To John Jones, who
minded his own business."
It's H case of true love If he dis
covers how dumb she Is and still
thinks her wonderful.
Americanism: Culling on the
famous man to satisfy your curi
osity; feeling ill at ease because
you can't offer peanuts as you can
at tho zoo.
The reality of prosperity depends
on whether you compare . it with
tho hard old days or" the present
You ilon't nceiL a iircsg au-nt
to attract attention. Have
somebody tow you in.
Kvery town has a bully who Kels
by because better men dread the
notoriety they would fret by tick
ing him.
The five senses: Money sense,
social sense, class sense, common
sense and horse sense.
Typical U. 8. "knowledge": Chile
(rich, cultured, larger than (.treat
Jtritaln) is n little jungle country
full of naked niggers.
Correct this sentence: "When I
ask John what he thinks of a new
hat." said she, "he always gives
mo his honest opinion."
UNION VAI.K 100-bushel yield
of corn from two acres reported
here by John Hibbs.
Filson Laced Breeches
MADE of finest auality Shcd
pcl Khaki, double front and
scat; wtndproof and water
resistant. Mighty fine for any
kind of work or play it) tbe
open. Trim looking and pcr-
Icct-httmg.
For sale by bcUer dealers
C-FilsonC
V Outdoor Cothes.
IO0S-IOO7 FIRST AVENUE
SEATTLE
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and toad appearance rJ '
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' Another 4
Sleepless Night
."Fur yenr I didn't know whifl a
sound night'H sleep was. I would
toMH and turn all night, getting up
In the morning looking and feeling
like a rag. To make thing -worne
I was bothered during the day with
a nugging headache, dizzy spells
and Indinestlon. I was literally a
wreck when I began taking ox gall
for my liver. I got It in the form
of IJloxol tablets and had nut fin
ished one package before I felt
like a new man. I began sleeping
soundly at night and could work
energetically through the day."
Your liver can have more to do
with your health than you suspect!
When the liver becomes sluggish it
fails to cleanse the blood of the
poisons furmed in food waste.
These poisons permeate the sys
tem, causing a toxic condition
known as auto-intoxication. This
In turn brings on nerves, sleenless
ness, high blnod pressure and dis
eases of the stomach and kidneys.
Natural ox gall, extracted .Vom tlj
liver of the ox, is recogni'd as tfr
finest tonic for the human liver.
It is 11 natural liver stimulant and
literally rejuvenates that organ,
v. hich is to rejuvenate the entire
system. 'The pure genuine ox gall
ft; to be had In dainty, tasteless
form in Dioxol Tablets. Kach Ul
oxol Tablet represents ten drops
of pure ox gall and costs less tlm i
two cents. Try a few and see i he
difference they make. , Genuine Di
oxol has picture uf ox's head on
package. On sale at all good drug
gists. Special Agent, Jarmin &
Woods Drug Store.
Notice Pythians
Once a Pythian, always a
Pythian. There are many
true Pythians in Med ford and
vicinity who are hot affil
iated with Talisman Lodge.
We are requesting them to
communicate with C. R. JA
QUA, 501 West Jackson.
Phone n:.S-X, or with J.
Wakefield, phono 17,
i
DANCE
Wednesday
AND
Saturday Nites'
WALKER'S
, Youthfulness
Tho reading Begraent of
tho Nokromo Bifocal is
practically invisible. As
a result, glasses with No-,
kromcs have the same
handsome youthful ap
pearance as the single vi
sion lenses worn by the
young people of today.
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometriit .
122 E. Main
By BUD FISHER