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Newspaper Page Text4 .ft J. t- PXOffi- FOUR f f " Medford Mail Tribune DUr and Bundif , , Publbhsd by , .. 1 TODFORD PJUNTINO CO., IS IT-Jfl N. Fir Bt. Pbou TB ROBERT W. MJHb, Editor 1. BUMPIER SMITU, Manag An Independent Newtptper Entered u second el mi natter it . Iltdf ord, H Orefon, uoder Act of Marcta 8, 1879. BUBflCMPTlON BATES Br Mill In Adunce; Diii, wllb Buwlay, year IT. 60 Pally, with Sunday, month.,.,,,,,,, ,76 Dally, without Bumfay, fear.....; 0.50 biilr. ulihDUt Sunday, month. ...... Sunday, one yea 2.00 by Carrier, In Adrance -hi Medford, Aithland, Jtrkionrllle, Central I'utiit, Pltoeuli, Talent, Uuld 4111 and on Jiignvayn: Dally, with Sunday, month ...t .TO - Dally, without Sunday, month .00 Dally, without Sunday, ona year...... T.00 Dally, with Sunday, ont year 8.00 All twnin, eanh In adranc. Offlclal paper or the City of Medford. Official paper of Jickiwn I'nunty. MKMHKH OK TUB AMWCIATKU PHBflfl ltpccltlnit Villi leaned Wire Herrica Hit AKoclaled Prww Is eiclusirely entitled to . the uie for publication or an newi oiHpatenra , . credited to It or olIterwlM credited in tlili paper, aiut aiwi in tlw lucil newa ouljlUhed herein. f T All rlahtt for publication of, special dlspatehea (Welti are also rmrveu. MKMBBH Of TUB UNITED I'KKM MEMBMt Or AUDIT IUJRKAO OK CUMULATION v ' " A. H. C. average circulation fnr ill bddUu 1.)" n.- ll.... -II Kl'tfl ua iHS'l Dally aieraice 'dlitrilmtiun fur all rnontht to alarm ni, litiiu mi'i. Present preu tin, 4ft75. ,; . . . Adrrrtlslmt ln-prwentitlrtt 1 Wt ' M. 0. MOflKKBKN COMPANY "''" Offlcea in Nt-w York, Chlraio, Detroit, franebco, l-oi AnialM, geattla, Portland Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthur Perry) Thn'witoemefl Oregon' A'ntor this week discusses Iho luck of night ',i life In J'nrtlnnd, en wring" the out U' lander to como to the conclusion Hint their nlKht llfo Is on a iur with their biiHebnll tram, m."-'. "Ho hnS Just returned Trom the I,. V university, mill his elucidation of Mi- til" argumentation wuh aciidonilc oily correct" (Huntington Jot tings.) ; Further proof that n col--"-1i'ne education Ih nothing Hhort of ' wonderful. v''V. One of the Older Olils flouneed down the Muln Stem lute yeHtcriluy . . encnHctl In a pair of new BhoeH i i that squeaked In K-flut, furloslo. ,111 I' Now that Bummer In here, whnt shall we do nhout It, mid howV It hnfl come to the attention ' of "the undersigned, thut lid Wnns Ib nn'w koIiik to "Fight the Meet Trust," in a pttlr of 'whlto ,Ber- ,1,, pucker gulf trouHerB.' it" i - Another youiiK lady linn re : turned from a "lonely Hpot," con siderably sadder and BllKhtly v. wiser1 than heretofore. It dovolops I ' that alio had never met the "lonely ttv upot' nor her t'scort'bofore, but "" ho was it pleasant appearing cuss . itvlth it Humber-hued auto. It louks llko the latest nvlutor to attempt nuleldo by flying ncros .the blue and broud Atlantic, had decided to make it easier for tho .'under.taker by going buck, of the linngiir with a double-bitrrolled shotgun. . "NfcW MONEY HOTS RECORD JrACH" (lldllno IMrt In nd Tele- gram;) Su fast that tho average uPltlen Is no tongar evon...u whistling post. In Its flight. Ford-Coupe of tho local Imitation llrltlsh set; ' In able -to Crunch a young onlop without tho 'crunching being audible. When .' thin prevailing social HoiiH nttempt to devour a young onion, they .... jnakei more noise than one of Karl i i tUlrlch's white horse eating ont i ;on n t roHty night. i ' ;. "I-'liOWKItS OK VOITII" , ' . ' (lliiltim linmlclc) On Thursday morning the hoy and girls will be collected by vnriouH nrganKntlonB and r- ! taken to the court house,- . where the ladlcH of all of the , auxiliary . organizations will make them tip Into bouquets' to decorate tho graves of sol diers on Memorial day. bi Many profuse and well-deserved complimcntH hnvo been bestowed '''"upon the moon, which outdid Itself . ,, last night, and well worth' gadding ftbotiti In. Tho moon hnH been j.i-conilng and going quite regularly . , as far back iih the oldest ihhahl tant Can remember irml, consider "" Ing'-lt. age. tho Itepuhllcan admin- Istratton, and the chance IfH got, doing very well. .iir. Bees of all varieties, are in clrcu . intion. again. They always sting a W woman on the nose, and crawl up a man's pnnt-leg, when on the wnrpiuh. 7 .1 , SQt'lltlll:!, ItKI.IKF with nil Hie single' nnd" dual 'trnek' nieets at their height and t"t'nw records hung up In the Call fornlin sun to dry, comes now a man and announces that he holds tho record for continuance In a I ' ll collar button. The' little elusive crtntriipllnn did not once let go ',qr hide In forty-three consecutive years.! lie and the recent sport who chased a beetle around the ...rim of a derby hat for some 7on- cidit-.llmes should organize n Hocicty W niullioEil an annual reunion. Their dnugluers nnd sons might form ' goin.iliing or other. i, tlM Angeles Times.) TV " V Bomb Statue MMfiRICK, Juno 10. (A3) A lironta xtulue erocteil in l.lnieilik III lKUfi In memory (if Vlsrottnt FlteKlbbon, sonf tho Karl of Clare, , who lell In the churo of. the llgiil ' brigade at llulnkluva, wnn - bluwn , ip lam iiigiit. .. , Omron Wentlier. pr- tlenefaliy fair tonight nnd Wcd ...nesday hut cloudy jnd it times eunsettled in the north nnd eaKt; pooler in the Interior Wednesday. Moderate wst,' b,C4mlng-' north west winds on the coast. HUBHARD Ht. Agnes Calhollc church was entered by thieves who dtole all the Toslments. TIME FOR PRESIDENT SENATOR Hiram. JiiliiiKon.deulures tho Londou arntument rediiclion ttviity will incronsu U. S. navHl expense a billion dollars. ' - "lie ni'Klei'ls to state tlyit if this' treaty is defeated, the cost of purity for this country will be at least two billion dollars. Senator .Johnson declares Great JSritaiu and Japan. pot just what they wanted in this treaty, while the Tnited States gat nothing nt till. . lie neglects to state that the Conservatives in Kiifjland, claim the Labor jnvernment scuttled the ISritish navy, shamelessly abandoned nritian's control of the seas; while one of the lend iiiK Iiifj navy officials of Japan, committed hari-kari, because he declared l:c treaty deprived his country of navnl parity in the I'ncifie. , , , In his recent statement Senator .Johnson paid, his respects to the. world court, maiiitaininf; that by Join iiijj this court the 'United' States would enter the League of Nations throuirh the back door. , ' i u ... ' He. neglected to state, that a provision in this world court agreement expressly slates, that such action, docs not involve any sanction of, or le.!fal connection with, the League of Nations. ,, In short Senator .loliiison as usual, is playing: the part of the perfect dema jiofiue, dressing up half-truths, in (he fjuise of full-truths, dcceiviiiK the American people at every turn and by iippealiiif; to their prejudices and passions, trying in every way to discredit the Hoover administration, and build up sonic political advantage for himself.' WK think the time has about, arrived for 1'rcsident Hoover or some responsible member of his administration, to "call", the Hiram Johnsons, the lirookharts and liorahs, accept, their demaj;o(;ie challcnircs, by it direct appeal, to the ieople. This yappiiiK and snarlinc, this interminahle business of trying to pull everything down, and build nothing up,, it seems to us, has gone about far enough. ; . lift's have tho truth. Let's meet some of this treacherous hack-firing with.a little direct firing. , As Al'rnhain Lincoln said "Yni can fool some of the people all the time and all the people some of the time; hut not all the people all tie.) time." That is true. Hut there is such a thing as letting the trouble makers and demagogue drivelers, fool all the people, for too long a time. I'p to a certain point, patience is a virtue, but. that point, in our opinion, has been passed as far as the present administration is concerned. ', The time lias arrived to hear from the other side ! Tho pot'ls nlwnys I'orotnll such IIiinH ns lh fumin t inr of movies. You vcmonihcp the line: "Perfumed by koiiu; iiiikpcii ceiiHor., . , (1 "The eeulei' of populntion moves wcstWiiPd." This (Un'elop ment enn be retardtl, liowever, by means of bonding exercises. Some college mruduntes will ptt little profit from their eduention, nnd some hnvo nlreiuly )een Higned up hy the li lentfuo. ' ' - Correct this sentence: ' Tu "tfirls didn't oven think tibout FREE METHODIST MEET The 'tllifWt 'meeting at tlin F. M.- clinrcli, South Ivy, under tho leadership of Klder Archer, which closed' Sunday nlghtt was consid ered a real huccosh by all who at tended. . Much Rood was accomplished. The churull. was filled nnd tho Sunday school reached tho olio hun dred mark In attendance. The society is In excellent con dition and a now church la being planned, Tho Southern Oregon conference will meet Juno 25 to !!tl nt the Methodist church South In charge of lllshop Win, Peace, I). D., of Philadelphia. Venn. NAVAL CONSTRUCTION SHOULD BE ADVANCED WASmXdTOX, Juno 10. (A) Advnnromtcnt of naval conntrue tlon work to prevent a further aggravation of the unemployment situation at the navy yards was recommended to President Hoover tod(iy by, William (Iveen, president of the American Federation of labor. , , . 1 i Cyrena Van Oordott, grand opera star, Is rinnnrtng the musical tin In Inp'of n Chicngo blind girl. MUTT AND JEFF Wl THff 1T SCIAPPr!K . .... Sffife kJQ BEDFORD MATT; HOOVER TO SPEAK OUT my time," said the nice old lady, such things as iictting.' GRANTS PASS MINE CO. BAIillM.'oU., Juno 10. (P) The Quick .Silver Mines, Inc., a Grants I'ass concern with a capltatllzatton of 9850, MH, filed articles of incor poration today with the stato cor poration depnrttnent. Tho Incor porators are II. U llowland, i L. Schunincher ami (leorgia I. Schu macher. PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES TO BE LATER ' ( .. I'iniKNIX, Ore., June 10. (Hpeelal) Announcement was made Hunttay that Sunday evening, services at the Presbyterian church would bo one-half hour later. Christian Kndcuvor will meet nt 7:00, Instead of 6:30 and even ing church servico will commence at X:00, instead of 7:30. The children's program given nt the Presbyterian church during the Hundayt school hour wns well nt tended and pronounced a grent success. Much child entered hear tily Into tho- program. Mm t ( Hartley wns chnlr mnn of the program. Alabama farmers pooled 1(11.444 bales of cotton with their state cooperative association the last aeft-son. The Dry Ticket Wins Again V l TRTBTTXE, MEDFORD, Quill Points Among1 those whose good for tune restu wholly on the man with the hoe la Kdwin Markham, , Our wild life Ih diwiDpeartng. Even now it Is a rare thins to see a female knee except In captivity. Next to beinff your' age in a Hport coHtume, the hardenc thing Ih to make a white nhoe look Its size. Radio Is ail a'tnyHtery, hut the riuoerest part Ik how Htatic knows there's something' you are eager to henr. Then) Is still tlnio for Homo inantifartiin'r to got rich by perfecting a wrist watch that won't iniiul going in ,Hwim niliig. "A loas brings uh closer ioBeth er." Well, loan of teeth has that fffect bn the nose and chin. AVe hope to live to observe re sults when Hm-glum Ih "hired to carve the Tt-n CommandmentH Hiimewhere. Kvery man has honest moments when ho rejillzes it doesn't take a whole lot of brains to bundle his Job. . There's ahvuys something. About the time you win fame nnd fortune your ter'th go bolshevik. You don't lenrn to bow from the waist-" like ' a Torch-nor. Yon Jusr' Wefir' n ilres shlit that won't. Iieiiil and Xatmi ilnin llift rest. "Rx" marks .the Hpot' where the knocking of the new man begins. UNBOWN XTOiUES FATTIK.U TIM 108 SPKI'II Hj Mliry irabaiu tthnlici'- ; Father Time was nn'etderty looking gentlemnn, but very-strong nnd flno looking. 1 ''' ", " , ' Ho was - nftw-'addresslng ' the. ' i meeting. H V e v-y- one wns quiet, ' a " Friends," be gan FatTior, Time, "a great many of you have become so use'd to getting to this place In less tlmo than Vvor, and going to that spot in fewer inoiiie n t s than ever thAt you've been anxi ous to move the time ahead too." "You see," the t I t t I o II I a c k ClockVt'x pin tired to John and Peg gy, "I can move tho tlmo aheiid for' our adventures because I have, mnglc but tho ordinary, usual time must go along the regular way." ,; "You've been too lni patient," continued Father Time. "You've been able to get to plitccs In a day that used to take a week and in one hour that used to tnke a day and ho on. "You've been going at such ter rific speeds- that you almost get back from a place beforo you have start etd almost not quite! , "And now that you cannot see for the time being what to hurry up next you have been wondering if you couldn't make the . hours turn n rou ml In half the time. "Hut that you can never do. You can do twice as much in one hour as you wish, or go twice as quickly, or three times as quickly, but you cannot chnnge old Father Time. "You probnbly will say that he is old and set in his ways, but you cannot change him. "Uo twice or four limes as much In one of his hours If you wish, but his hours remain the same." And tho people at tho meeting nodded their heads and said: "After all. that Is only right nnd fair." Tomorrow -"Heaver Meadow" Give iw Bforg ' f AlHITt? i f x J V e-fZifL. If I 23 r. OREOOX, TUESDAY, Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D Signed letter perttlnlnc to pertorul health ind hygiene, not to dlseut, dlagnouli or treatment 111 be imwercd by Dr. Bridy If a aUmped ielf uttreued envelope ti eneloied. Lei ten should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the Urge number of letter) received only t fev can be antwered here. No reply can be mad to queries not eoafrrmlni to iMtruetlou. AdUreii Or. William Brady In care of The Mail Tribune. D1FTV IN' THE TREATM Of 1800 patients with chronic peptic ulcer, 90 per cent had duo denal ulcer and only about 10 per cent had stomach ulcer. The SIppy Ciet b&cam famous many years ago and is still em : ployed In more or less, modified form by many physicians. Here is an out line of the Sippy diet: Three ounces of a mixture of equal parts of milk and cream 1 1 a. m., 12 m., nt 1, 8, and , 2, 3, "4, 5, 0, 7, 8, It and 10 p. m. -: At 7:30 and every two hours till nnd Including 9:30 give by mouth half teaspoonful of a , mixture of one part bismuth suhcarhonate with three parts of sodium bicarbonate. At 8:30 and every two hours up to and Including 8:30 In the evening give a mixture of mag nesium oxid K) grains with sodlura bicarbonate 10 grains. The great drawback about ,th Sippy diet is that it involves the practice of withdrawing the stom ach contents each evening .two hours after the la-st, powder, to determine the degree of- acidity;, And some physicians like to give the stomach a wash while the tube Is all set there for It. The outline of tho SIppy diet gives a large amount, of alkali, That Is not regnrded as essential today: in fact some good physicians feel that It may bo objectionable tn some cases. , The modern way is to take up the. excessive ncid liv means of the right kind of food. In stead of trying to neutralize it with so much alkali. Patients with poptic (gastric, stomach or duodenal)' ulcer should learn to consider their condition not ns "indigestion' but rather ns MAIL TRIBUNE I DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE AC miss V ! ; 1. Items hnlir . ; k. viiam , ' ll. Tiiu siiuiirrn ' li. I'liilslii-il I 13. h'ulllilllllu ' mi mo H. Uxllnrt Now Httii In ml lilril ; IS, llnhlliiiilly Ili'lil 1J. Ancient i, i Urvt'li ruin ' 1ft. .Moillllililt ' hikes '- 111. Tn tiluce, 811. Kxlal ; ti. (.'over i r.l. I.i-I it ilu nil SU Uyii.iy ta. will! Mi'licnr II lieu , 311. W li I ml in n SL. Nnnili liny 3J. HIM nliini , :n. simhi) mini? 117. l-:melt IIS. 'iimii nr city: .Su. - f rlen ti 39. I'lililie run. vejnneo 41. rii.vHlrlnn'a t it lo tl. Mltliiiled 41. Frillies Solution of t.'tinntfy hunt erliur in thv oeenn Neirutlre prolix Hum (ienu nf il.'llMilnllke HlllllOK Arrlrmiillro I'liltti learn.! viirliint D0rJATEftRSN0VATE llSo DESMfX AM I M ES liHSAjGlio R fHTAffl 5UDB 3s UJEJE tfi" g s asM MIAIC RE ailR, eBa L p em a tTo"mHr1e i n aMo TTlIsI T ft Ui HD A li m C D frtl 1 1 PSfp UW I C U LA RllO L E klASBN AfelsOAB E L ANO ESHtONBAL I VE H A fJS T EaM ES T HA 0 o m ADA t aHsIo lJOata R E i-'eS A TiH-J E S P O T ' I2 P 4 imM 17 I VA'7 V " 'Wf ' "if?.: ' 72 W-'7. t If :f;f 24 2S 2L 2J ' 3J To j732 : 3j7 7T 427T T,44 4TT ; ; 4T . ii 41 , , 4g '44 lo" " Ti S2 " ' I L, 1 I I I t 1 I I 1 WWW JUNE 10, 1930. EXT OF PEPTIC FLCF.R too much digestion. Their diges tive proeesg calls for more food, not less. Their diet must be :i liberal one in some respects, es pecially In foods that acid digests, and foods that tend to inhibit or diminish the secretion of acid. If I had peptic ulcer, or hyper acidity of the stomach from other cause, I believe I should seldom or never resort lo sodium bicarbon ate, or nny of the magnesia nika!!3. I should prefer a dose of calcium carbonate (otherwise known , a prepared chalk), ten grains of which will neutralize ordinary ex cessive stomach acidity for severM hours. Calcium carbonate, unlllu' soda, does not disturb the acid base balance of ihe blood and tis sue. I like to keep my acid-base balance just so; probably it is. in clined on the sour side, don't' you think? yet I dislike the thought of upsetting it unnecessarily. A lor of renders have assured me that five or ten grains of this cnlcium carbonate not only relieves "sour stomach" or heartburn or whatever the acidity may be called, but is an excellent remedy for "gas" In the stomach. All right, we won't quar rel "about that. T run suggesting It merely rs'a comparatively unob jectionable remedy or relief for excessive nrldlty of the stomach. I commend it particularly to peo ple who frequently or habitually re sort to soda. Let the druggist weigh .out nnT give you one ten grain powder of calcium carbon ate. Then you can use that as a gauge.- and estimate the quanlif v to take ns a dose. Xo harm nt all if you take too much or too little at a dose, once, twice or three times in tho day. - QPFSTIONS A X !' AXSWFKS Itohhlng the Cradle. Is It advisable for a woman of 87 years, in good health Wt 'tires easily, blood pressure so-and-yo. to marry a man of 20 who Is strong and muscular nnd u-ed to very Yesterday's Puzzle 8. Contofl "InTm ' Jlinriillfin 5. Arrny for liutf la 10. Anchor 11. Hoillmn clllorlilo 10. Journey 17. Itomlem nceuaiillile in. L'orroileil ' T an. in n i-iiur SI. Inseet S3. Artlrlu nr ilhilnir.room f li mil li ru 2.1. lliiniiieim SI. Mnllur su. .Nolilemnn . iil. .'If,,', ilny, 31. 1'nrk In Hit Itoekles 3S. Sniiill eimhlon 1A. Slieecllless 4ii. Iluln 42. l-'llll nf tionel -4.1. M.'.llcliml , pin nt 41. Aclunl 40. lonltilly tioillMl , ' 47. I'ercol, 4S. Inlcl of the Ren 411. rmhrr 'I. Ilo .hi el I 51. Ilolntncit oi. Melnl 111 I W.N 1. Ilceiiy r'einliihio nn me .1. Ileiitiniliiatliin 4. Orilenl 6. r'lnoilril .Iillio Iniffl 7. Sen eimlo huril work! Woman la office work- e'':Inwe,r.'-'Vell, I'll want to make Mx mamma knows .ill about hl iml.en.ling fate. Other than that there h. nothing ol.jectiona Lie from the medical viewpoint in the (latll you give. A -'"' anything un to 10 years in at.es i unimportant, especially where une of us older boys Picks a nice, tender young one. But any con siderable disparity in nges is re .reliable, particularly where an older glii takes advantage of woo callow youth. Even where they are even at the takeoff It requires a pretty smart lady to hold hel place when they get to tho "dan gerous age." It she has a 10-yeiu lead on him at the start, he is very likely to take too much interest In the voting ones by and by. "ob blng the cradle may do well enough for a trial marriage hut seldom proves satisfactory for tho house hold kind. Diabetes. ... .... ...... ..idiiu.. welifk on dla- u on t v" j,....t 'betes and oblige. A. H. W. Answer. The subject floes mn lend itself to newspaper discus sion, ut least not to my way of thinking. 1 dislike to dwell on symplonis of any kind. Tho dia betic patient should follow a diet adapted to his or her Individual tolerance and should have insulin when or if the condition indicates It. Kvcrv diabetic patient will find help in Ur. Uon Duffle's "Hook foi l's Diabetics." published by the author, Houth Lancaster. Mass., at fl.Cll. (ioitcr tjuack. I have an inward goiter and have been told to have an operation. Dr. has sent me n pamphlet In which he claims to cure any , kind of goiter without an operation . . . T. .M. V.. Answer. lie is a notorious iliiack and in truth cures nothing that other doctors do not cure every day. Only n few of the mnny eases of goiter, inward or other, require operation. Hut is your neck and you ought to know whether you prefer to risk It ill the hands of a quack who has to canvass prospects in order to get any business, or to follow the ad vice of your own reputable phy sicians or specialists In your otVn home town. How to distinguish the reputable physician or spec ialist from the quack: If he can vasses you or plies you with lotr ters or circulars or booklets urg-ine- vnn tn take his treatment, hi ! Is a quack nnd no mistake. (Copyright John F. Dllle Co.) 1 The once mighty Seminole trlbo of Indians now numbers 468, ac eordlng to the 11130 census. That is an increase of 14 since 1!120. 6 6 6 Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia In 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria In three days,. '"' '666 -Iklso in Tablets THE CLIFT On of San Francltco'i flnr hotel, cloi to tho cantor of things comfortable, thought, ful, friendly. -' teroge adjoconl GEARY AT TAYlOB SiV SAN . , FRANCISCOj VV I'fA GGTTINJG ALL vt f?skr e-.. . v .... Do Yon Remember? TE! YliHS AGO TODAT : From files of the Mail Tribune.) 1 .Juno 10. 1920 Ashland livens up socially, j holds "society cabaret," which ar all the rage in the east. . Illinois club to meet and mlneU at Ashland, June 17. C. C. Lemmon of Yakima named head of the Oregon Co-uperaiive association for southern Oregon C. M. Thomas, royal vizier ot the Dokkles, heads earuvan to Yreku. Kdltor of Mall Tribune jn ctil. eago at CI. O. 1 convention wires' "This is not a conventlua ifa j convulsion." , ; Trot. Vlnlng ndilresses C. of c forum on need, "not so much ,VtA fish, us more of them liuukei by tourist." TWENTY YISAUS AGO TODAY (Front (lies of tho Mail Tribune.) .iiiiio in, into Opposition to. vailej luteriirhan In sister city of Ashland fades.- Campaign for cleaner orchards opens. Three men fined $5 each for bathing In Henr creeTi ;n tin- nude ond wlillo intoxicated. , Medford is too large a city to tolerate horses, standing (,n the sidewalks. Congress votea $15,lHlli for sur vey of Crater Lane road. A trapper is found dead in his lonely cabin on Trail creek. Twelve Chicago suburbs showed a population Increase of more than 1 an per cent. PAIN IN YOUft SHOULDER? Use Tysmol for Relief Knife-like jabs of pain In the vicin ity of the shoulder blade are generally due to 'neuritis, brought on by expo, sure to draughts or sudden changa of weather. In some cases there U utirl ness or soreness In tho muscles, mak ing It difficult to raise the arm. The safest and easiest way to re lieve such an attack Is to apply a small Quantity of Tysmol over the affected area This soothing, healing prepara tion Is quickly absorbed through tb pores and carried to the throbbing aching peripheral nerves. The palna usually stop at once, and In a very short time the last trace of soreneaa . should disappear, ' Tysmol Is absolutely harmless fret from dope. Recommended for all forms of nerve pain, whether caused by neuritis, neuralgia, sciatica or rheu matism. Sold by leading druggist Iways on hand at STItAXG'S T)UU STORK 'J WM. AITKEN Pennsylvania Ave. you are-Invited to present this colt pon at the Mail Tribune office nnd receive two FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE PROGRAM AT THE i As a Subscriber Guest of tin - MAIL ' TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. 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