PAGE THREE
The Week's Society Happenin
Edited by
Eva Nealon
XTEDFORD MHL TRIBUNE, JEEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER '4, 593f.
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Edwards-Hubbard
Wedding Oct. 17;
Invitations Issued
Invitations are out this week for
the wedding of Miss Mary Edwards,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ed
wards, to Chester A. Hubbard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, which
will be an event of Saturday, Oct. 17
at the First Presbyterian church.
The ceremony will be read at 3
o'clock by the Rev. Claude B. Porter,
pastor of the churc&.
The bride-elect has been the In
spiration for much entertaining fol
lowing announcement of her betro
thal last spring.
Miss Katherine Sweeney was hos
tess Friday evening at bridge and a
glassware shower given In her honpr.
Guests were Misses Anita Mohr, Sally
Roberts, Oma GBauer, Eleanor Peter
Georgia Edwards, Viola Templeton.
Frances Welsner, Louise Fluhrer, Lu
cille Barret, the honor guest, Miss
Edwards, and Mesdames Frank Perl,
Jack Porter. WlUard Whitman, Dor
othy Leonard, Harold Relchsteln, and
Bruce Bauer,
Miss Ruhl Returns
to School in East
Miss Roxanne Ruhl, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Ruhl. left
Thursday with her father for Port
land, from which city she continued
east to enter iter second year at
Vassar. Miss Ruhl was one of the
younger set much feted during late
summer here at the many Interesting
events given by members of the
ranch colony and summer visitors
from the east. t
Society Folk on
Outing at Coast
Early autumnal days are marked
toy comings and goings of. many
society folk. Among those taking to
the coast are Mr. and Mrs. Corbln
Sdgell, Mrs. Black Preston and Capt
O. N. Black, who are spending sev
eral days fishing at Gold Beach.
College Women to
Meet October 10
Continuing the study of the book,
"Building the World Society." Mrs.
M. J. Norrla will speak ot Economic
Problems end International Law, be
lore the Rogue River Valley College
Women's club which meets with Mrs.
Chas. Wing, Saturday, Oct. 10 at
3:30.
Mrs. L. B. Williams, as social ahalr
tnan and Mrs. Rawles E. Moore as
musical chairman will add to- the
pleasure of the afternoon. Mrs. Moore
plans to play European folk dances
and songs on the Vlctrola.
Zuleima Temple
Plans Luncheon
Members of Zuleima temple.
Daughters of the Nile, will meet Sat
urday, October 10 at 3:00 p. m. In
the Masonlo temple here, following
luncheon at the Hotel Holland at
13:30. Mrs. H. G. Enders of Ashland,
queen of the temple, will ' preside.
Medford members of the temple will
be hostesses.
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Home an School Circle
Has ripnsant Meeting
The Home and School circle of the
Roosevelt school held the first meet
ing of toe school year Friday after
noon. Judging by the attendance
and the enthusiasm of the meeting,
thll cirole will have a year full ot
accomplishments. ' There were pres
ent about 75 parents and teachers
and plans were made for social func
tions and entertainments, as well as
for practical objectives. After the
circle was entertained by the school
glee club, the business session was
held followed by a social hour and
refreshments. .
Mrs. Phlpps gave a report on Oar
den club work and urged parents to
cooperate with the child In the gar
den work.
Plans were made and committees
appointed for the annual Hallowe'en
party to be held at the school Friday,
Oct. 30.
It was voted to give $5 to the
Community Chest fund.
Miss Templeton to Head
Women's Committee
Miss Viola Templeton was appoint
ed chairman of women's activities for
the coming year at the meeting of
the feminine members of the Califor
nia Oregon Power company staff
Wednesday evening at the Hotel Hol
land. Miss Frances Welsner was
named vice chairman.
Covers were placed for 20 at the
dinner and a program of varied
events arranged for the coming sea
son.
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Past Matrons Meet
For Luncheon Monday
The Past Matrons club will begin
activities for the year tomorrow with
a non-hostess luncheon at the Hotel
Medford. Luncheon will be followed
by cards at the Masonic temple. The
event Is In charge of Mrs. C. O.
Thompson, Mrs. Chss. Wood and Mrs.
R. o. Fowler. Visiting Past Matrons
are Invited to attend.
Mrs. Young to
Entertain Club
The Building Bridge club will fceet
with Mrs. J. W. Young. 518 South
Oakdale avenue. Thursday afternoon.
Camelo
Cleaners
Sll West Main
Oor New Safety Cleaning Equip
ment UIH Not Harm the Fabric
Phone 1260
Mrs. Wurts Gives
Pretty Luncheon
Event Wednesday
Among charming members of the
young married set entertaining last
week was Mrs. Jack Wurts, hostess at
luncheon and five tables of bridge
Wednesday. Prizes at cards were
awarded Mrs. W. S. Bolger. Mrs. B. C.
Wilson and Mrs. Robert Norris.
Those present were Mesdames Ben
Trowbridge. Max Pierce. Lyle Wilcox,
Robert Norris, Olen Smith, C. T.
Baker, Reese Braley. Walter Flynn,
Paul Smith, E. W. Durno. B. C. Wil
son, Lois Day, W. B. Johnston, B. L.
Lageson and the hostess. Mrs. Wurts.
Miss Stohr Names
High School Club
Leaders For Year
Miss Joan Stohr, president of the
Girls' League of the local high school,
has appointed her committees for so
cial work for the coming year. They
are as follows: Social service commit.
tee, Katherine Stearns. Joyce Ban
nlsh. Mabel' Annlng, Wllda Edwards.
Pearl Flemlngton and Ruth Suther
land; entertainment, MRbel Grinnett,
Eddie Culy, Oeraldlne House, Ooldle
Hlgdon, Sybil Jean Young. Marian
Moore, Grace Osgood and Dolores
Upp.
On the auxiliary committee are
Dorta Patton, Doris Bashaw. Madge
Kunzman, Ruth Ottoman, Alice
Crock, Ethel Slagle and Rosamond
Wall: Pep club committee, Nelle
Green, Margaret Boyle, LaDonna Cal
der, Louise Elrod, Evelyn Herman,
Dorothy Paley, Aileen Ray and Bar
bara Wall.
The s6hool Improvement committee
consists of May Green, Emma Bohl,
Nelda Crews, Jeanne Chamberlain.
Charlotte Ludwlg, Clarlbell Reamcs,
Lorraine Roseberry and Louise Un
derwood. Reporters- for the league for the
coming year will be Joyce Bannish,
Florence Cannals and Mary Van Dyke.
Van Valzahs Have
Happy Stay Here
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. VanValzah of
Denver, Col., and Dr. and Mrs. C. G.
VanValzah of Portland were guests
last week of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Van
Valzah of this city and the Incentive
for considerable entertaining.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Van Valzah
entertained at bridge complimenting
her two sisters-in-law and Dr. Van
Valzah accompanied his brothers on
hunting and fishing trips to several
favorite haunts of southern Oregon
during the past week.
The S. L. Van Valzahs left this city
for Springfield, w.here they are guests
of other relatives.
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Miss Carlton Has
Session With Staff
The officers of the Cascade district
of the Methodist Episcopal church
met In cabinet session at Crowson's
cafe Saturday afternoon. The presi
dent, Miss Helen Carlton, presided.
Officers present from Ashland were:
Mrs. J. R. McCracken, Mrs. Geo. Eu
banks, Mrs. Lulu Howard, and Mrs.
Powell. T.hose from Medford were
Miss Carlton, Mrs. Riley D. Henson,
Mrs. Nelson J. Wiley, and from Tal
ent, Mrs. E. Newbry. Miss Carlton
was hostess for the event and the
meeting was followed by refresh
ments. Mistletoe Club
Meets Wetlnesdny
The Mistletoe club met with Nora
Jones on Pennsylvania street on
Wednesday, Sept. 23. A 'cry good
attendance was enjoyed. Work was
begun on the aprons for the bazaar.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Minnie Ramey,
Calla Geer, Cassett Jones and Myrtle
Arnold.
The next meeting will be with
Georgia Greaves, 633 Pine, on Wed'
nesday, Oct. 7.
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Mrs. Ilonner To
Entertain Lutheran Ladles.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the
English Lutheran church will hold
regular semi-monthly meeting In the
church annex on Thursday, October
8th, at 2:30 p. m. The ladles will be
the guests of Mrs. F. G. Honner.
St. Ann's Altar
Society to Meet
St. Ann's Altar society will serve
one of their home cooked chicken
dinners Wednesday evening from 6
to 7:30 In Parish hall. Mrs. Weston
and her committees will have, charge
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Miss Hurt to Wed
Willsie Pruitt at
Portland Service
A wedding of much Interest to
members of the local younger set
will be solemnized In Portland to
day, when Miss Geneva Hurt, daugh
ter of Mrs. J. B. Hurt, will become
the bride of Mr. Willsie Pruitt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pruitt..
Following the wedding the bride
and groom will leave for British
Columbia. They will spend their
honeymoon at Lake Louise and
Banff, then return to this city to
make their home, where Mr. Pruitt
Is In business.
Both young people are well known
here, where they have lived for a
number of years. Miss Hurt has
been away from Medford for some
time teaching in the Boise, Idaho,
schools.
Mrs. Young Among
Hostesses of Week
Mrs. J. W. Young was hostess Fri
day afternoon at her rome on South
Oakdale at a bridge party for a group
of friends. Following cards, refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. M. Morris received hgh score
for the afternoon and Mrs. 8. Sam
uelson consolation prize. The guest
prize was presented Miss A. McCarthy
' Berkeley, Cal., who is visiting here.
Rebekahs to Hold
Carnival Oct. 14
Wednesday evening, October 14,
will witness the beginning of the
social activities for the season by
Olive Rebekah lodge No. 28, I. O. O.
F for on that evening a carnival
and bazaar will be held In Odd Fel
lows hall by the ladleB of that order.
A cafeteria dinner will be served at1
8 o'clock In the banquet room, and
various booths will be conducted by
members of the order. After dinner,
dancing and other pastimes will be
In order, and the visitors will be
entertained with good music during
Uhe evening. Noble Grand LI 1 lie Clark
has appointed active working com
mittees. General chairmen In charge of ar
rangements are Noble Grand Llllie
Clark, Carrie Rlckert, Ethel Weed,
Elsie Millard, and Lona Bergman,
Following are the committees ar
ranging the affair:
Publicity: Lottie Howard, chair
man; May Stuart, Ella Parks and W.
F. Rector.
Dance: Ed Putnam, chairman; Carl
Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoov
er, H. W. Conger and Mr. and Mrs,
George Edwards.
The conduction and arrangement
of the various booths will be in
charge of the following:
Candy and popcorn: F. L. Club.
Salad, chill, baked beans and
pickles: Ella Rogers j Maud Stlckel,
Hilda Olson, Mary Wiley and Eva
True.
Cakes and pies: Minnie Bryant,
Dorothy Scrlpter, Florence LaTou
rette and Telltha Plckel.
Flsfx pond: Ethel Hlglnbotham,
chairman; Nellie Gibson, Irene Rec
tor and Ethel Burgess.
Fancy work and handkerchiefs:
Kate Latdley, Alta Naylor, Grace
Hamlin, Catherine Daniels, Carrie
McDannel.
Hot dogs, hamburger and coffee
Josephine Hall, Nellie Schrecengost,
Julia Buckley, Marjorle Pearson,
Anna Bateman and Sara Redden.
Fortune tellers: Minnie Heine and
Mabel Conger.
Comic booth: John Millard and
Chester Parker.
Invitations have been extended to
all lodges of the Rogue River valley
and to the families of all Odd Fel
lows and their friends.
All P.-T, A. Units
To Attend Meeting
' Mrs. V. O. N. Smith, county council
president of the Parent-Teachers as
sociation, has sent notices to all units
of Jackson county, urging them to
attend the first regular meeting to
be held with Laurel hurst unit at
Medford, October 10. Each unit Is en
titled to one delegate' for each 10
members In addition to the president.
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Here From South "S; k . i'V.; f-Y'.'
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Launspach of VfcZv"' J 'V ..4.' ' ' jT' 1'' jaj w mm dw
Stockton. Calif., have been spending 1 ' ?' j'V 9 v " f'; T f M MM 9
sltsVssuS. Med,ord wlth sSS.v.;-) .Si I b H n qi pry
Mrs. Oeorge Launspach. mother of . .' IkmJ C V JL A J tjr C V M W
Herbert Launspach. entertained Wed- 1 j f.W '.'. fc-'li . if
nesday evening In .honor of her son - " r. J
and &U .wile. Quest. Invited were: V1'' (A I Reg. $1 Full Fashioned Hose
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Bobbins and - a;vmj. '''''? f .if , oiv; r
their son Herbert, and Miss Valeria '-'.A- fi .: . ' Cnlffoti OT SeTVtCe
Whitney. .. ','?'i.-'jj
Popular Co-Ed
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Shangle Photo.
Miss Harriett Campbell, (laughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell, who
Is entering the University of Ore
gon this fall. She was among mem
bers of the younger set from Med
ford imrtlrlpntlng In rush week fes
tivities of sororities on the northern
campus last week and pledged Knpa
pa Knppa (iniiuhu.
T. N. T. Club Gives
Successful Party;
50 Guests Present
Autumn flowers of beautiful pas
tel colors were used as decorations
at St. Mark's Guild hall Tuesday
evening when members of the T.
N. T. club entertained a group or
their friends. About fifty young
business women enjoyed the games
and program presented.
Miss Helen Edmlston presented a
popular musical number, and Mrs
Effle Herbert Yeoman, Miss Mar
gery Hon and Miss Eleanor Curry
entertained with a group of selec
tions. Miss Genevieve Brown accom
panied the trio at the piano.
Playing accompaniment with uke
lelea. Misses Brown and Curry led
group singing. Games and folk danc
ing were also a part of the prog
ram. Committees In chorRe included
Janet Clement, Adcle Plel and Fran
ces Dorf, program and music; Fan
nie Whitman. Isolee Wakefield and
Edna Hildebrnndt, refreshments;
and Margaret Kerr, Ruth Leclorc
and Fannie Bateman, invitations.
Mrs. Rlnabnrgpr Hostess
To Club Meeting
The second session of the Wenonah
club was held last week with Blanche
Rlnabarger. T.Viere was a good atten
dance' and the social hour was fol
lowed by refreshments.
W. C. T. U. Will"" .
Meet Thursday
The W. C. T. U. will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. Minnie Heine, 016 West Tenth
street. The devotions will, be in
charge of Mm. E. Iverson.
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Interest in Move
For Better Music
On Increase Here
The great flock of southern Oregon
people, who have been hungry for
good musical entertainment for sev
eral years, are anticipating the op
portunity to Join the Civic Music as
sociation, when the branch Is formed
with Medford as center uext month.
The membership drive, according to
present plans, will be Inaugurated
October 10. It will be necessary to
get a membership of at least 400 to
bring the organization here.
Only members of the organization
will be admitted to the three con
certs to be presented during the win
ter season, featuring some of the
leading artists of the United Stales.
No tickets wilt be secured after the
organization Is formed. It Is purely
an invitational project for the enjoy
ment of music lovers.
Formation of the branch here will
add another forward step in the ever
prevalent effort to keep Medford on
the cultural map. She will be Joined
In this effort by music minded folk
of Grants Pass, Ashland, and other
sections of the valley.
Honor Miss Warner
At Surprise Party
Miss Margaret Warner was guest
of honor at a surprise party given on
her birthday Tuesday evening by a
group of friends at her home on
South Oakdale. The evening was
spent around an open fireplace.
where the party toasted .marshmal
lows. Guests Included Miss Warner, and
Misses Betty Stennett, Suzette Sten-
nett, Ruby Stone, Lucille Llttrell.
and Katherine Stearns, and Messrs.
Douglas Finch, Emtl Mohr, Earl Llt
trell, Bob Dietrich, Robert Prentice
and Bill Prentice.
Lincoln P. T. A.
Has Meeting
Lincoln Parent-Teachers held their
first meeting on Friday afternoon
Due to the resignation of the presi
dent and vice-president Who have
moved from this district, Mrs. G. O.
D'Albinl, president of the P. T. A.
council, presided. .
The new officers elected are Mrs.
Elmer Wilson, president, and Mrs.
Chas. Luman, vice-president. The
business session was devoted to sign
ing up of old and new members and
to appointing of regular committees
for the year.
A short but Interesting program
was given, consisting of three songs
by the 6B grade, a piano solo by
Corrlne Harwood and two readings
by Roscoe Leigh.
Refreshments were served by the
teachers during the social hour,
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Women of Rotary
To Conduct Meet
Mrs. Hugh Hamlin will entertain
the Women of Rotary Wednesday at
the Hamlin cabin on Rogue river,
at one o'clock. A covered dish lunch
eon will be served, with Mesdames
C. J. Semon, E. E. Shockley and
Charles Wing as hostesses.
After luncheon, there will be a
business mooting followed by bridge
and sewing.
Miss Coss, Bride
of Mr. Schradin,
Wedding in South
Announcement was received In this
city yesterday of the marriage of Mlas
Cecil Coss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Coss of Medford, to Stanley P.
Schradin of Los Angeles. The wed
ding was an event of last week In the
southern city.
The bride Is a graduate ot Vie
local high school and of the Univer
sity of Oregon, where she was affili
ated with Alpha XI Delta sorority.
She played a prominent part In
musical activities in this city and on
the campus.
Mr. Schradin also has a wide circle
ot friends here.
Parent-Teacher
Council Here to
Meet on Monday
TUn flrat mMt.lnff Of the Med- .
ford Parent-Teacher council will be
held Monday, October fl, t 12:30.
when the members will meet at
the home of Mrs, O. Q. D'Albinl.
council president, for covered dish
luncheon.
aii nffironi and chairmen of com
mittees of the parent-teacher units
in Medford or memnerB oi w.u
council are urgod to be present,
xfanv nintrAM nf lmoortancft in
cluding a change In the by-laws
and matters pertaining to me coun
ty council session to be held Octo
w to Tim state convention to
be held In Eugene, October 20 to
23, will also oe aiscusaea. me
business session will open at 2:30
p. m. All members unable to meet
at an earlier hour are urged to
come to the business meeting.
Lady Lions Meet
Mulholland flome
The Lady Lions will meet at the
home of Mrs. R. C. Mulholland on
Berkeley Way Wednesday afternoon
for covered dish luncheon and cards.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
MesdameB Mulholland, Henry Pace
and Don Collier.
Garden Club Hears
Talk on Shrubs
Mrs. J. F. Reddy, who recently re
turned from a trip to Portland and
Seattle, during w.hlch she Interviewed
leading landscape gardeners, brought
an Interesting message to members
of the Garden club at their meeting
Thursday evening at the Hotel Med
ford. Shrubs, which she feels could
easily be grown in this climate were
listed by Mrs. Reddy and their names
wilt be published at a later date.
A large crowd attended the meet
ing ot the club and Mrs. Reddy's talk
was followed by discussion. Several
requests have come In to the Gardon
club, asking that arrangements be
made to care for the lot behind the
Medford armory.
We non nh Club Card
Party Is Friday
The Wenonah club will entertain
with a public card party Friday
night, Octoher 0. Bridge, five hun
dred and pinochle will be played.
Satchwell Home
Scene of Lovely
Party For Club
The beautiful new home of Mrs.
G. R. Satchwell was the setting
for one of the most pleasant af
fairs of the week, when the Build
ing Bridge club and a few others
were guests of Mrs. Satchwell on
Thursday afternoon.
The rooms were profusely decor
ated with foliage and garden flow
ers. The dining table with its ori
ental lace cover and floral center
piece was presided over by Mrs. A.
Duff and Miss Anna Kcllehor, who
poured. There were six tables in
play. Mrs. Schefflelu awttsted the
hostess In serving. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Moore of Dan
bury. Conn., and Miss Agnes Mc
Carthy of Berkeley, Calif.
Announcement!
THE
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Cordially Innvites You
to Attend Their
Parisiene
Promenade
i
t
a Fashion Revue
; Friday Evening
Octoher 9th
at the
FOX CRATERIAN
THEATRE
9:15 o'Clock
Living Models
Modes of the Moment
' ON THE SCREEN
Sally O'Neill
in "THE BRAT" .
Added Attraction
DOM PROVOST and his
FRENCH VILLAGE ORCHESTRA
KINDLY NOTE: Those desiring to
attend the Open House of the Ai';d
ford High School will have ample
time to be present at both events.
NOBODY NEEDS
AND
This Man Aged Sixty-five, Once Old
Looking and Gray, Looks Like
Only Forty Now
GRAY HAIR DISAPPEARED AFTER
USING REMARKABLE NEW TONIC
Has Made His Hair Look Weill
Groomed, Thick and
Youthful
1 hid occasion to apply for a
position not long ago and I noticed
the men though gray haired them
selves, took one look at my (ray
hair which gave me an aged ap-J
pearance and my chances for thai
job were. gone. The minute folks
see your gray hairs they class you
aa old. It isn't fair, hut li s true,
no matter how much a person de
nies It," declare Mr. Ma (.abler.
II known Florist of Uahkosh,
Wisconsin, Route A.
"Mr reneral health and appear
ance is good, hut the gray hairs
f;ave away my age (S3), so I quiet
y began mhhing a Utile Lea's
Hair Tonic into my acalp each
night with my finger tips. I fig
nred that even tho trlenda recom'
mended it, that it was some sort
of humhug, dye or pure bunk, hut
to my surnria my gray hair he-
ran gradually gelling darker and
like the rest. After using three
bottles all my hair was the same
vouthful color, full of life and
splendid looking and tho changel
came so gradual folks seeing mel
Bridge Is Enjoyed
At Rynning Home
Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Paul Rynning entertained Fri
day afternoon at bridge. There were
three tables In play and prizes won
by Mrs. C. Marquis and Mrs. Wel
born. Guests for the afternoon were Mes
dames H. R. Edwards, F. F. Burke,
II. F. Nordwick. F. M. HeckaM, W.
Stark, Cleaves, D. W. Stone, Wlborn,
and Mrs. R. C. Van Valzah and house
guest.
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Miss McCarthy
Leaves for North
Miss Agnes McCarthy of Berkeley,
who has been the house guest ot Mrs.
A. V. Graves for the pat week, left
Saturday for Portland.
TO HAVE GHAY
every day never noticed the chango
although people who hadn't seen
me for sometime remarked right
away how much younger and bet
ter I was looking. I'll admit it
made me look more like forty than
sixty-five, and so I've got no kick
coming. Nearly every gray hair
in my head changed back and so
i've continued to use it now and
then. Nobody can 'tell you are us
ing anything not even the barrier,
so to everybody I recommend Lea 'a
Hair Tonic, continued Mr. Gabler.
Lea's Hair Tonic is a clear, col
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the scaln and seems to atimulate
nature back on the Job of giving
you a healthy, vigorous growth of
even colored youthful appearing
hair in place of streaked or gray
patcnea. it la amazing how ones
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vears from vour age and so harm
less and simple to use no one
Hhnuld hesitate. It is sold on posi
tive guarantee by druggists' near
ly everywhere now, or send SI in
cash, check or stamps for bottle
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up by printed guarantee of money
back without question if it fails.
Yon are sole ludgr. Sent C O, D.
narcelH poit, 12c extraLea Tonic
VoBrentwood, Md.j
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