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SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, August 29. 13441 Your Health and Its Care BY Da WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader! should addrais Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Berarly Kills. Calii. GIVE THEM Should a boy of 15V4 begin smoking? At what age it is not harmful to learn to smoke? What number o f cigarettes can a boy of that age smoke daily without harm? If a boy of 15V4 should not smoke, please Rive scientific rea sons why not. I am a teacher. This Informa tion will be Dr Brad helpful to mc In dealing with my own boys and the boys with whom I must discuss this problem each year. (Signed Mrs. L.F.M.) Our youth, our parents, our teachers, our clergy and our doctors have coma to a sorry pass if It Is now necessary to cite scientific reasons why a child should not smoke. But, come to think of it, the children In America are subject ed to a thorbueh and strongly sustained educational propagan da which is so seldom questioned or even deplored by parents, teachers, clergy or doctors, that the children naturally assume it is sound and true lust as chit dren In Germany In the past generation have been taught to believe whatever Hitler wanted them to believe. Every cigarette smoker contributes to the Amer ican propaganda every time he or she buys a package of cigar ettes. It is pretty expensive, but then, we want out children to have the most expensive every thing that is the American way. I believe there is still a rea sonable amount of parental and! filial love and devotion left in the world, and even if the doc tors, the teachers and clergy preserve Iheir safe dignified silence about cigarette smoking in childhood and youth, if a child isn't devoid 'of such devo tion he or she will take a sol emn pledge and keep the pledge, Summon! for Publlctaion In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson. CITY Of MEDFORD, OREGON, Plaintiff. v. MABLE D. HALL, JOHN DOE 1 HALL, unknown heirs of Ma- bio D. Hall, deceased, and also, all other persons and parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or in terest in the real estate de scribed in the complaint here in. Defcndnnts. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE FENDANTS AND TO EACH AND ALT THEREOF: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You, nd each of you, are henoby re q lired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or be fore the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publi cation of this summons, said period of four weeks being the time prescribed for publication hereof, and If you fall so to ap pear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded In its complaint, to-wit: That a decree be entrred adliidtcating any and all right, title, estate, lien or claim which you, or any of vou, have or claim to have in, to or jpon the real property situated In the Citv of Jledford, Jarkson County, State of Oregon, described as follows, to-wit: Lots 4, S and 6 in Block 4, and lots 7, 8, 13 and 14 in Block 1 of Tuttlc's Third Addition to the City of Medford. Jackson Cojnty. Oregon, according to the official plat thereof now of record; and declaring any and all such claims to be null and void and decreeing that said plaintiff is the owner in fee simplo of said premises, and the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title estate. Hen or Inter est of the defendants herein, or any of them: and each and all of the defendants herein, and each and all persons claiming or to claim by. through or under them, or any of them, be forever en joined, restrained and barred from asserting, attempting to es tablish or claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In or to said property or any por tion thereof and that plaintiff's title to said premises bo forever Nothing Serious Wrong with Many Hard of Hearing If vmi sr, IrntiiorsrllT rtenfenert. hntherrd hy rinsing, biiitlng head nnlaea itur In hardened or rtmgtilal ert was (remteii), try the oitrtne Home Method lest that an mans m lias enahled them lo hear oell again. I nil ntiut hear rettrr alter making this simple lent or nti gel ynur runner hark at nnee. Ak ahmit Mu rine tar limp today at Italnacoit's rharmar. , k-if- YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumttitm Asthmi Catarrh Pilet. Prottale Gland Eciama and all disorders ot Ller. Kidney Trouble and othur com plaint! disappear altar using CHINESE HERBS 1 . LA. Removed THE PLEDGE If the father or mother or both will ask the child to do so, say at the age of 10 or not later than 12 years, a pledge not to smoke before he o- she is old enough to vote and be self-supporting, And with that, a pledge against taking any alcoholic beverage or liquor. This pledge once tak en by the child, should be re newed on a suitable occasion as an anniversary reminder of the bond between parent and enna QUKSTIONS & ANHWEAS Holly wend Hokum !n a mclio Interview a Hollywood hountv cviifrt clfiimeil that a womfin -i n iimnmnn luilv In order to keep her hair in perfect condition. (I. H.) Answer Send stamped aeir-ud-drci.fi ed envelope for pamphlet "Core of the Hair." It Includes advice on dandruff, superfluous hair, lallinK hair, prematurely uruyinfj hair, etc, You must ask or it a clipping will not suffice. Takes Some Forgetting- I'm a grunt believer in what I read In your column some years ago, that the best euro for most ailments Is to forget them. H. L. A ) Answer I'm the forgetttngest per son In this neck of the woods, mid I d like to foruet 1 ever said that. J can think of plenty of ailments right now that would take some iorgettlng. Especially ivy uoisoning. Man, had you BUKgcsica j urgent us n wucn had that, 1 hate to think what would have happened to you. It still rankles In my bosom that the present effec tive treatment with ivy extract in jections was developed only after 1 had iUhed enough to last a lifetime. Headers may have on request a pam phlet on Ivy Poisoning Inclose tamped self-addressed envelope. I'oor Complexion Please tell the girl who complained of poor complexion the very great re lief we have had In our family by taking largo doses of natural vitamin A. as directed in your pamphlet on Acne. It cleared my daughter's skin after much treatment by the doctors had proved unavailing. I do so wish all girls suffering from a poor skin could get the same benefit. (Mrsi E. F. F.) Answer Any readei who asks for It (no clipping, please) and incloses stamped self-adrdesaed envelope, may have the pamphlet on Acne black heads and Pimples. I'orket First Aid Kit Planning a camotne trio. I d like to know what 1 should take In a first aid kit. (C. L. H.) Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address, for pamphlet Instructing how to nmko up a pocket first aid kit and how to use It. If Ihe trip Is to take you into snake coun try you should carry a package of anti-venom druggists have lt, for rental charge If the package Is not opened. Anyone can follow directions on package lo administer the anti venom In cases of snakebite. (Copyright, 11)44, John F. Dille Co) quieted and set at rest, and such further and other relief as may be just and equitable in the premises. This summons Is published by order of the Honorable H. K. n ANNA, Judge of the above en titled Court, made and entered In said Court and cause on the Zlst day of August, 1044, pre scribing that this summons be served by publication thereof once each week for four consecu tive weeks in the Mail Tribune, a dally newspaper published In Medford, Jackson County, Ore, gon. August 22nd, 1944, is the date of the first publication of this summons. F. P. FARRELL, Attorney for Plaintiff. .'106 Fluhrer Building, Medford, Oregon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS' In the County Court of the Slato of Oregon for Jackson Countv. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN RONALD PATRICK, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned was on August It), 11144, appointed Administratrix of tho above entitled estate, by 1 order of the Countv Court for Jackson County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are required to pre sent them to the undersigned at the office of G. A. Codding. At torney at Law, 212 Liberty Building. Medford. Oregon, with in six months from August 22. 1944. the dale of the first publi cation of this notice. DORIS MAY F1TZPATRICK, Administratrix G. A. CODDING. Attorney for Administratrix. Notice of Final SeltUment In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of RONALD KK1TII PATTER SON, deceased. The undersigned has filed In tho County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, the final ac count of her administration of the estate of Ronald Keith Pat terson, decensed, and said Court has fixed Saturday, September 23, 1944, at tho hour of 10:00 A. M., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for the settlement of said estate All persons Interested In said estate are hereby notified and required to make or file their ob)eetions to said final account. If any they have, on or before the time aforesaid, fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. Dated and first published this 22nd day of August. 1944. Nellie Harpole Patterson, Administratrix of Said Estate. Glenn O. Taylor, Attorney for Estate. UNI East Main St., Medford, Oregon. Urt Mn Tribunt Want Ad lo Sparla B!dg. LOCAL RATIONING BOARD ANSWERS SOME OPA CRITICS In an effort to answer critics who from time to time complain over some regulation of OPA, lo cal ration board officials today reminded residents that ration- Ing has to solve an ovcr-all problem and that Ihe "grcatost good for the greatest number of it . t people Is the criteria for regu- lations. rather tlfan the con - sidcration of individuals or small groups. "Many of the rules and regu lations of OPA seem to be harsh," the statement reads, "but every single one of them Is based on the idea that every man, woman and child In the United States is entitled to his or her share of every rationed product. In gas and food ration ing, a certain stock pile is di vided up amongst us all accord ing to the coupons we are al lowed. In tires, the OPA tries to keep all wheels moving but it, recognizes the essentiality of po lice and firemen, doctors and upkeep and repair men. "In price and rent control,! UFA tries to insure a fair dis tribution without making it pos sible for those with money to get everything away from those with little monry. If you look at OPA in this light, and if you consider its regulations on this basis, you will be surprised to find how logical and fair the operation is." THE GRANGE Upper Rogue Grange A large crowd attended the nntliiflf nr.r.n L... it I Roeue Grange Aucust 17. ,.. . 1.,,t. .,. y uijjjl-i Worthy Overseer IfnV VIlTtffhn Dnllrt n i .1. I absence of Jackie Carlton Next meeting will be Septem ber 21. Chicago, Aug. 29 (U.R) lift, . .... ..iicm luiures were sieaciy tO! firm and oilier grains were nar- !.. j . .i . rOWly mixed at the opening of trade today. The Tiber river is 245 miles long. NOTICE I In tho County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. in 'ine mutter ot the Kslnte ot E D M O N D P. 13ECKELHY MER, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as executrix of the above named decedent, has filed herein her final report and ac count, and that Saturday, Sep tember 2.1. 1944, at 10 o'clock A. M.'at the courthouse in the city of Medford, in said county, has been fixed by the above named Court as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated: August 22. 1944. CECIL P. BKC'KKI.II YMER, Executrix. NOTICE In the County Court of the State if Oeo0.i fi. l,...l..n.. In the Matter of the Estate of ' JAMES II. MOSELEY. De- ceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undersigned, as admin istrator of the above named decedent, has filed herein his final report and account, and that Saturday, September 16, 1944. at 10 o'clock A. M. at the courthouse In the city of Med ford, in said county, has been fixed by the above named court as tho time and place for hear Ing oblections to said final ne count and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated- August IS. 1944. JAMES II MOSELEY, Administrator. NEFF rV FROI1NMA YEU, Attorneys for Administrator. We still have a few, each size Orchard Ladders Our Advice, Protect Your self BUY NOW! left KV -w Mm, j;t iv.-rvj';.a.il? V. 'rf Z&ZXV i&iVZr S&ai&K. American Fruit M TIME M Jit abner' r"J - . J!?' !"' ... . l. Standard of California a i h-heathclikf, I fry mam vou contemptible uttle hilu-biu.v.'J I ,..iMf s:- . v, t ,sss- 214 S. Fir Phone 5214 . tlSk. A 4 wui'U Vwipe.'.'- I -oust 9Cntix: oaroain was mat oiSW. v, x-agsissscp. S . vS-.-i. .'ij1 i . ' - aifsl YV n lk-r-i XST,.LOOK5 I ANp you wEtte faid for.it:' IT.'ovS i CsS5", V- ' ' -J&'V-- Sy ""-T ,f . U rAMIUIAO. A I'LL TtACM VOU TO l-f-A. 'A . ll.iA i ?air -''."o ''-.' , "lliTT Wr;3 m0m& ipitii k-'flj W'V ! I I O. fHE NEBBS V 1' ' if -t I ' fTOO .yWABE I WW"M I .TO SEEMS N0.ME SAVS A ( MUV,?U'. VCXJ CAN yLlHb...,l,iJJ M , VMiSJUDoED VOU GET f f I TaE viRM vJttNASEQ? DOtlAB EA v NO BAKSA.M 1 J On the Radio Chains STATIONS) Chain nfriltaHun and whert the; tre on tt dUli KAI.B (MHS 1330, Portland, Kfc MU'-Hliif) flUO. Cortland KliA (MtC-ltlue A MISS) ISIU Kpokanr; KfJO MU-lllu?) SIU H;in Krtntlwo; Kl.tV (MiOKed, liiit. I'urtliitid; Kill (MUMilur, M)i)0. Hrittlle; KSX tliS U70 Lot AlllHf; KUA MM -Mi-ll K."U Denver: KOIN ((Its) 970, fort' land; KUMO (MH'-Hrtl) 810 Hf.ltllfi KI'O (MiC-Krd) 6H0 Ran Franrlwo; KSL (CHS) lltiU Halt Lake CH, Time Shown li PWT ..d Pir.te.. feN: j Fletcher Wiley, CBS: ok for Reieuse. hl:L-a . .. OM. c r I S;15 p. m. Dick Tracy. BN; Super- man Aas. 1 s-30 p. m. Date with Judy. NBC: Jack Armstrong. UN: Harry Flannery news, CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix, M IIS. 3 43 d. m. Hon Harrlgan, BN Night News Wire, MBS; News, CBS. ti.im p. m. mystery ineaier. nut.; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; War Docu mentary Program. CHS. 6:15 o. m. Screen Test. MBS. fl:3u p. m. Words at War, NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN; American For um. Mtis: The uoctor Mgnis. uus, 7:00 p. m. Charlotte Greenwood NBC: Raymond Gram Swing. BN; Sa.iile to trance. CBS. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas MBS; Georce Hicks. BN. 7:30 p. in. Hildegarde, NBC; Bed Rvrier. BN. 8:00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop, NBC: 1 Love a Mystery, cos: Hau Nellson, news, BN; San Quentin On in e Air. MB3. 8:15 p, m. Roy Maypole. NBC; Lum ana Abner, BN: Passing Parade, CBS. 8:30 p. m. Johnny Presents. NBC; Big Town, CBS; Nlt-wit court, un; Freedom of OuDortunitv. MBS 0:00 D. m.- Everything for Boys, NIK!: New. MI1S Thpnttv nf Ro. i ma nee CBS; Let Yourseir Go. BN. 0:1S d. m -Hex Miller. MBS. 9 30 d. m. Fulton L-ewis. Jr.. MBS 10 00 p. m News, NBC; Chris Cross Orch., MBS; Bal Tabarln Cafe Orch.. BN. 10:1 p. m. Ted Stracter Orch NBC; Cavallaro Orch. MBS 10:30 d. m Edwin C. Hill. CBS Ambassador Hotel Orch., BN; Strings lor Meditation, nu. 10:45 p. m. Jimmy Dorsey Orch, CBS. 11:00 p. m Talks, CBS; Biltmore Hotel Orch., NBC. Wednesday 3 00 p. m Fletcher Wtlev. CBS; Terry and Pirates. BN; OK for He t 515 p. in. Superman, MBS; Dick Tracy. BN 53o . Jack Armstrong. BN: Harry tannery, news, cub;; Advert' fin 1 tures of Tom Mix. MBS. r. j..-. ...... I) I I....- miw. Wit.. .0... a Wire. MBS: Hop liarriKan. UN: news. Llto. 0:00 p. m. Alan VounK Show, NBC: Gabriel Heatter. MBS; Hop Harrlgan, BN: News. CBS. fi:15 p. m.-Kewi, BN; Screen Teat. BlllS. ti::i0 n. m. Mr. District Attorney, NBC; Bailey Show. CBS; Kirst Nighler, MUS: Suol leht Bands. UN II: 7 00 P m Kay Kyters Kollcite, Nile; Haymond uram towing, Great Moments In Music. CBST 7;15 'P m. lxjwell Thomas, MBS; Ted Malnne. BN 7.30 p. m. Lone Ranger. scr.ipii-y Amoy, bin. B:00 D. m. - Mercer's Music Shoo. NBC; Paul Nellson. news, BN. 1 Love a Mystery. CHS Main Liner. MBS i.u la p. m Hoy Maypole. Ntic: ADner BN; Passing Parade, cl's: U 30 D. m neat the Band. NBC My Best Girls. BN: Dr. Christian, CBS; Bulldog Urummond. MBS. 1100 p m. Mr. and Mra North, Nile; Allan Jones wltn woody Her man's Orch., CUS; News, MBS; Dun lllncer BN. II 30 p m Fulton Lewis, Jr., MIIS 10:00 p. m News. NUC: Bal Tab- arm Cafe Orch., BN; Klrby Orch Mns 10:15 p. m. Carl Ravazza Orch., AlliM. 10 30 p m The Colonel, CDS; Thomas Poluso Orch . NBC. 10 45 p. m. Ambassador Hotel urcn.. UN. 1100 p m Biltmore Hotel Orch NBC, News, CBS. Gold Hilr, Aug. 28 (Spl Chas. Kell went to Portland Saturday night, called there by the serious illness of his wife. Mrs. Kell was visiting her 'aKhl.-r when taken seriously '" Gold Hill T - hrr m m 'OA. Pvt. Budd Gnil, Camp Kohlt-r. . 1 . y . Lgl jf9 'VftTf 1 I i I W 6? Calif., and Robert Gail. Corpus JTftM V trf RS ' it . Cliristi, Tex., have arrived here. A M Oft V IT ' H I 7 I S?f called by the sudden death of XM f'W' ' C7 J YT ' fe-! their mother. Mrs. Bessie Gail, . ' LVi f KiT W u. ?l E - V MtMf Kj Mki- " . in of Wimer. Mrs. Gail had been - JAU J r,- ' J'-: ' X4a .P 'X ' ' f ill for sometime, and was . H -3-, r9 i T" J ' . ' : thouRht to have improved. ' M - W sa9 wlien the end came suddenly " : ' 1 ' ' y ZZZI BUZ SAWYEH WWmm mm 'N-'"! IZ!jf&f$& riWJ " IK SPREK NO. YOU CX)N't I KM? HThMhtil ' ' V OKAY, SCOUT, I ff f Y rJV&rfliSX NEIT ) SPEAK ENGUSH. WWKOMEN I'll TAKE A CHANCE. ' " i W i-uTnrr.wirijVf.ij9 miT ENGEISCHE. JUST WV IUCK. S1E. Vv. I THIS IS A CASE 4 i I I nut S0 TO GO WITH YOU B U V" , AND THERE'S NO mvnhefb I NV?25s. V "WHERE BEGGARS H M lltl P M I MOW DO I KNCWYtXI'RE DUTCH. AND Tlwyjgy WAV OF PROVING J?af!WCT V CAN'T 8E H BAW I NOT GERMAN? HOW W I KNOW WUjREWli tT? JrT, CH00STO lift, DON LEE-MUTIM fe" fmA J fLOWEUA I thomas J miix faiuh t)e M MmMrMi mm: news iw;:4 f Saturday morning at the home of her son. Norman Gail, in Gold Hill. The funeral will be held Wednesday, and the Gail Grocery will be closed that day. The Gall family recently came here from North Dakota. Lt. Laverne Walker, Merced, Cal., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Walker. Mrs. Hazel Holderness and family returned from Encina tas, Cal., last week where they had been the guests of relatives. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 am. except Sunday' Phone day time 5300; -night 9101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS Of A TUB OF WHSKY ffJ TOOK THfi?S ur i sCO i J5?55rl&Sl f TH WAR WITH &'W-'Tk25Sk2?f Y-l MXCO, 97yA& FtSE? ICrpA AGO t FtfD FXOM K?Yl SgPtSisI5- H3Y spsciac rmi'oHS, thev ' bl"-'Y.ia4'V7 7 WE OF 7HE OFFICERS BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SIITH . sq, , skonkh! IrTM '.iNoua tire, a MBS; mimn'e A 1 m t,c nmcn tn." iirvncc cirr rT ru HE 0RTER KNOVW X Jj V 5UT !! A GOOGLE . LfiRNIN LEETLE JUGHM0 R cQ &) JPTXT&i n , 1 . . . i- l n Jb, m 1 U 5 m Wxmwxx mxxra rff ro r L A'&z-W KJfX -J; rft .VXX Leona Is working for ConsoH dated there but plans to enter school in Los Angeles next month. ' Mrs. Leona Sullivan and two daughters returned Monday, Aug. 28 to San Francisco. They have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lentz. Harry Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith left Sunday night for Portland to join the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Force and PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes ot WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 by JOHN HIX simd Aiec TSMPiETOM ATS iIKND TH DFFCULT BETHOVfl "fMPFROf? covczero' cvse ma WKNO - grandson, Ronnie Laws, spent the u-eek-end here, and also vis ited their daughter, Mrs. Arty Laws, and new daughter, Eliza beth Ann, at the Community Hospital in Medford. ex-soldier"sentenced Clarion, Iowa, Aug. 29 U.R) Floyd Chaney, 32, San Pedro, CHALKER'S MOTEL and LODGE OFFICERS' CLUB . (Officers and Civilians) Dine - Dance - Refreshments The Most Unique Spot in Southern Og0n. Home Cooked Chicken Dinners Our Specialty. 5 Miles North Gold Mill on Pacific Highway. Overlooking the Rogue mver. Closed Mondays. Thursdays, Private Parties Only. No Cover Charge. Reservations: Phone Gold Hill 474 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Pert, to tlssu 6 Food U Cottonwood treea (1- BritUh all in&rfthal 14- -Pre fl with 15 Winged Randall ued oy Mercury II fiymtwl for germanium 18 S1I 10 Pert to a duchy 11- Woman' tlfU 13- Attempt li- Admiral' launcb 15 Play court to JO Heavenly body as Finger 30 Image 32 Peaceful 33 Linger 35 8plH over 37 - Animal skin 38 ODtaln 40 -Short post 42 -Period of tlm 43 -Fundamental 45- Title of respect 46 Creek letter 7Beat 49-Thuf 60 Shut up within wait 62 Itallaru 54 Rule 65 Top ot bead (pi.) 11 p jH 5 O 17 13 9 -O Tl " l JJ""""" iwz W 37 35" 51 " 52. 53 1 53 Outf. tv CHI r taint SidAuu. Cal., an honorably discharge soldier, was sentenced to eight years in the state prison at Fort Madison today when he pleaded guilty to charges of manslaugh ter. John Sutter bought Fort Rose from the Russians when they left California in 1841. ANbtYtH TO PREVIOUS PUZZLI DOWN 1 It is silent imuM 3 Memoir 3 Musical note 4 Amount labor.) 5 Highway 6 Shroud 1 Girl namt 8 Newspaper notlc 9 Island In Philippine 10 Attire 12 -fit rue 13 -Causing tnifferlBi 18 Sharp 19 -Small opening 31 K i ntt fisher-Ilk olrds 33 Implies 2 j Determine 37 - Decay 29 Auto fufil 31-Nullify 33 BeaD 34 Remainder 3d Younger Haw) 37 Table-land Id central Asia 39 Layer 41 Cinderi 43 Farm bulldlnf 44 Harvest 47 - Insect 48 Small .Scot.) 61 Musical not Tnwiird 1st. rITn1 lJTXo e ttja.s PATji VlEBg3iF I 3'AlLIL:CtT BBE ,V. SIR'S E ' E;g!A 8:JA'q 8;TjAT;EfflA'NlTlLi HlAl5IHl"SOlP V'0IR E AIRIEIA E!MlS piQ $ m'sTail! j7ETslME!A!g;T J. H. Lcong, Herbalist Phone S817 W (WINS Cil Xhi S.t
