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LOCAL and
Daughters to MMt Medford
Bethel, Daughter! of Job, will
meet this evening t the Masonic
temple at 7.30 o'clock. Officers
are asked to be at the temple at
7 o'clock.
Releaisd on Ball Quentian
Matthews was released from the
county jail on $10 ball December
SO. He had been held for being
drunk In a public place, accord
ing to a police report
Club to Meat Wenonah club
will meet tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. J. A. Bailey, 808 Bennett
street, at 10:30 a. m. A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
noon and members are to bring
service for the luncheon and
sewing kits.
V .
Pan Physicals Orville Mil
lard Goodrich and Walter -Romans
Atkins of Medford have
passed preiriductlon physical ex
aminations at Portland and have
been approved for general mili
tary service according, to a
statement made by a local draft
board deck.
Home on Leave Raymond F.
Cherry, seaman first class, ar
rived Friday to spend a 15-day
furlough with his wife and fam
ily at 412 Benson street, and
with his mother, Mrs. A. Cherry,
at 312 South Ivy. He has been In
the Pacific area for six months
and was in the landing at Leyte.
Coleman Retting C o u n t y
Judge,.!. B. (Blln) Coleman spent
a restful night, following an at
tack yesterday afternoon, rela
tives reported today. The of
ficial has' been confined to his
home for the past two weeks
with coronary trouble and com
plete rest has been prescribed by
his physician.
Visitors Leave Miss Lola June
Cobleigh and Mrs. Austin Cald
well, spent Christmas week at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Cobleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. S. R. Wier of Phoenix.
Accompanied by Miss Imogene
Wier, the visitors left Saturday
for Alameda, Cal. Miss Cobleigh
and Mrs. Caldwell are attending
mechanics' school at the Alame
da air base.
Joins Staff Miss Berthlel Nel
son of Klamath Falls, who gradu
ated recently from the Southern
Oregon College of Education at
Ashland, 'joined the teaching
staff of Medford Junior high
' school today. She replaces Mrs.
Evelyn Fox, according to E. H.
H e d r i c k, superintendent of
schools. Miss Nelson is making
her home with, friends in Med
ford. . ;
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Building Permits Increase
During December four permits
were issued for remodeling of
businesses and six for residen
tial properties. These involved
(7,300 for business improve
ments, $3,240 for home remodel
ing, according to records in the
city recorder's office. In No
vember three business permits
Involving $2,079 and on resi
dential permit involving $3,000
were Issued, according to the
report
Million Switch To
I Mutton Suet Idea
. For Chest Colds
, Quickly Relieves ChihWa CeMi
Coughs, Loosens Phltgm
1 Many mothers all over America
' wa "-itl J ti rr tt Ulo I linn rt nut
ting fast relief for these chest cold
miseries. They are simply follow
ing Grandma. For years she count
ed on mutton suet to help carry her
borne medication to do its pain-easing
work on nerve ends in the skin.
No wonder so many more now Wei
ll come Grandma's idea as improved
l i n i liL I . 11
vy scienceTeneiru, wim us muiu
tnedicated formula in a base con
taining mutton suet that acts both
as counter-irritant and pain-reliever
when you spread it on, and as
a soothing aromatic when breathed
In. And so today Penetro hurries
along newer help In the old reliable
way help that eases painful mis
ery, lessens coughing, loosens
C-' gm, soothes chest rawness so
t yon can rest more comfortably
and give nature a chance to restore
vitality. That's why millions are
switching to Penetro today why
drueists are recommending It 25c,
double supply 85c For all your fam
ily's chest cold miseries, be sure
you get white, easy-to-use Penetro.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Wednesday
6:30 p. m. USWV and Aux
iliary, potluck dinner followed
by open, joint Installation of of
ficers. Members and guests in
vited. 7:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. Edwin
R. Durno, 1913 Hillcrest Road.
Thursday
10:30 a. m. Wenonah club.
home of Mrs. J. A. Bailey, 808
Bennett street
3:00 p. m. Women's Relief
corps, armory, for private in
stallation of officers' ,
2:00 p. m. Medford Garden
club, Girls' Community club.
2:00 p. m. Women's Bible
class, Methodist church, at
church parlors.
7:30 p. m. Mistletoe Camp,
R.N.A., business meeting, K. of
P. haU.
8:00 p. m. Stated communi
cation, Adarel chapter, No. 3,
O. E. S., .Jacksonville, with in
stallation of officers. Visiting
members welcome.
Fined L e s t e r R. Andrews,
344 North Central avenue, was
fined $2.50 in local court Tues
day for double parking, accord
ing to records at the police sta
tion. Recovering Miss Luclle Sell
er, who has been seriously ill at
the family home, 1132 West Main
street, for the past several days,
was reported today to be some
what improved.
To Install Redmen and Poca
hontas lodges will hold joint in
stallation of officers this eve
ning at the Redman hall, Fourth
and Apple streets, at 7:30
o'clock. A pie social will be held
following the ceremonies.
Daughter Leaves Betty
Evanson, for the past week a
visitor at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Evanson, 530 South Grape
street, left Medford Tuesday for
Orland, Calif., to resume her
duties as a teacher.
Returns to Duty Corp. and
Mrs. Gerald Bryant left Medford
recently after enjoying a holi
day furlough in the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gro
ver Bryant of 610 South Cen
tral avenue. Bryant is stationed
at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma.
Graduates Pfc. George C.
Gleim, Talent, was graduated
last week from the A. A. F. flex
ible gunnery school at Laredo,
Tex., according to a news re
lease from the school. Pfc. Gleim
received his diploma and a pair
of aerial gunner's silver wings,
the release states. He Is the son
of C. W. Gleim of Talent
Suffered Fall R. J. O'Neal
suffered minor injury to an el
bow Tuesday when he fell while
working at the Medford Corpor
ation. O'Neal, who resides at
826 Crater Lake avenue was
removed to a local hospital
where his examining physician
reported his condition as not
serious.
Parked Car Hit J. K. Jol
liffe, route 2, Medford, suffered
a slight cut on his finger and
an estimated $50 damage to his
car late Saturday night when
E. C. Jerome of Central Point
hit his parked Car from the rear.
Jolliffe, who had finished patch
ing a tire where he was parked
on Ross Lane, north of Jackson
ville highway, was stepping in
to his car when the accident oc
curred according to a traffic re
port at the police station.
In Hospital Lt. Bennie Long
will, who has served overseas
with the 41st and 33rd Infantry
divisions for the past three
years, suffered a nervous col
lapse several weeks ago ar.d Is
in an army hospital, according
to recent information received
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Longwill, 448 North
Front street Before being hos
pitalized the lieutenant saw ac
tion in the early days of the
Philippine campaign. He is a
graduate of Medford senior high
school.
Dm Mall Tribune Want Ada.
TONIGHT
DREAMLAND
A Grand Party
Yti Won't Wanl
To Miss
RAY'S MUSIC
Violet Biddle,
Violet Biddle, 78, of the Philadelphia Biddies, and Joseph Stln-
son, 60, are contemplating a wedding ceremony mat is to take
place in Washington. D. C, with Attorney General Biddle in at
tendance. Mr. Btlnson has been with the State Department for
several years.
JUDGE CRAWFORD
TO
Circuit Judge James W.
Crawford, Portland, of the Mult
nomah county bench, has been
assigned by the state court to
occupy the Jackson and Jose
phine county benches during
the illness of Judge Herbert K.
Hanna, now in St. Vinent's
hospital, Portland.
Judge Crawford, according to
present plan, is scheduled to
open the new term of the Jose
phine county circuit court, Mon
day, Jan. 8, and is expected to
come here soon thereafter to
clear away legal matters that
have collected since the illness
of Judge Hanna.
Sentencing of one defendant
and trial of two others on crim
inal charges, are among pend
ing matters.
Judge Crawford, under Ore
gon law, is also empowered to
transact probate and juvenile
matters, originating In county
court, and which have been de
layed by the illness of County
Judge J. B, (Blin) Coleman.
Scout Troop Gets
Treasury Pennant
First Boy Scout troop In the
Crater lake area to receive the
treasurv denflrt.mf.nt nurar1 fnr
purchase of stamps and bonds
aunng me sixth war loan drive
was troop 2 of Medford. The
troop yesterday received the de
partment's award of a pennant
and a flag with the minute-man
design and these are to be hung
at the troop meeting place in the
Lincoln school gymnasium.
More than 80 per cent of the
troop, which numbers 35
bers, purchased stamps and
i j i i. . . .
uuiias auring me recent drive,
scout leaders report.
BIRTHS
DECKER To Mr. and Mrs
Robert, Shady Cove, Jan. 3
1945, girl, seven pounds, at Com'
munity. ,
PFAFF To Mr. and Mrs,
Robert. Central Pnlnt .Tan a
1945, girl, seven pounds, at Com
munity.
BARKER To Mr. and Mrs.
William, 2430 Hillcrest road,
Jan. 3, 1945, boy, seven pounds,
at community.
The army's new grenade
throwing chamn is Cnl. Mir-hal
Rizzo, an Instructor at Camp
manning, ria., credited with a
recora toss ot Btt yards.
HDHA1F2
OR ONLY HARD OF HEARING
Do not neglect this condition even U you are only slightly '
HARD OF HEARING
An Amaaing Development
THE NATIONAL
SCIENTIFIC AURAL EXERCISER
NO BATTERIES! NOTHING TO WEARI
ALSO SEE THE NEW
erem.at
. releeieof erit.
leal materiala
1 Rleiet it DM
riibl foe m t enter
' TOOAT this Miracle
Menus eld .leaned fat
awaoacTiaa eirer las
ar.
-1 evaramaat FrM DamofutnitiM Na BUIaaiba
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78, to Wed
Three New Year's
Babies Arrive At
Medford Hospitals
Hospital records show that a
daughter was born New Year's
day to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd S.
Hawkins of Medford. The six
pound infant was born at Sacred
Heart hospital. A New Year's
eve baby was the eight-pound
son born to Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Richey of 1708 West Main street,
also at Sacred Heart hospital,
and a daughter was born Sunday
night to T. Sgt. and Mrs. Hale
at the Camp White station hos
pital. Yesterday morning a six and
one-half pound son was born to
Lt and Mrs. Lanse Pitts at Com
munity hospital. Lt Pitts is serv
ing in the Pacific theater with
the army air corps and Mrs. Pitts
has been making her horn in
Central Point with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fleischer.
This is the first child of Lt and
Mrs. Pitts.
10 Complaints For
Traffic Violations
Come Before Court
Ten complaints charging auto
traffic violations were filed in
justice court, late yesterday by
tne state police and are sched
uled for hearing late today. The
charges range from no operator's
license to speeding on a motor
cycle. One complaint charges no
tail-light on an auto, though
three warnings to get one were
given the past year. The accused
motorist was clocked at 65 miles
per hour on Central avenue, but
was said to have slowed down to
45 at a street crossing.
Belated autolsts kept sheriff's
office busy yesterday and today
making out temporary license
stickers, due January 1.
Four Inches Snow
Now At Fish Lake
Four inches of snow cover the
ground at Fish Lake today, ac
cording to a telephone report re
ceived by the Medford Irrigation
districtofflce. It was not raining
today. The seven Inches on the
ground Saturday was reduced
by ram on Sunday and Monday.
Weather records for the past ten
years show that the heaviest
snowfalls of the year come after
January 15.
OBITUARY
ESTHER SANDERSON
Mrs. Esther Merrltt Sanderson
passed away at her home, 16
Ross court, early this morning.
The body Is at Conger-Morris
funeral home and a full obituary
will be announced later.
factory Representative
will ba at Um
MEDFORD HOTEL
Fri. ft Sat., Jan. 5 . 6
Hour I A. M. to 6 P. M.
Phoaa fist tar Appntntmanta
Aik far Mr. Alias
MERCY PLEA FOR
KILLERS OF WIFE
Albany, Ore., Jan. 8 UR
A mercy plea from the widowed
husband of a woman accidental
ly shot by deer hunters today
gave the four nimrods their free
dom after paying a fine of $100.
The four men were charged
with manslaughter after Lee
Mathews admitted it was his
high-powered deer rifle which
fired the shot killing Mrs. Char
les Duncan as she washed dishes
Monday night in her trailer
house. He said the light In the
window from a distance re
sembled the reflection of a spot
light In a deer s eyes.
Mathews and his companions,
Arthur Andrews, Sabian Cott-
nair and Clarence Mollne, ad
mitted to hunting deer out of
season and to "spotlighting," il
legal at any time. They waived
their preliminary hearing and
were sentenced to pay the fine
and serve up to five years in
prison. Dramatically, Duncan
rose In the courtroom and said
he concurred in their motion for
parole, feeling his wife would
not have desired them sent to
prison.
Mrs. Duncan died seconds af
ter being struck in the chest.
Other slugs ripped into the trail
er house but did not strike their
two children, sleeping in cribs,
or Duncan and a neighbor, play
ing checkers.
FILM PLAYER IMPROVES
FROM HUNTING ACCIDENT
San Diego, Calif., Jan. 3 (U.R)
The condition of Film Actress
Susan Peters was slightly im
proved today following an oper
ation to remove a rifle bullet
lodged in her spine during a
New Year's hunting accident.
Dr. F. G. Hollander, who per
formed the operation, termed
her condition critical but said
she was "out ot Immediate dan
ger." The accident occurred Mon
day near the Cuna Mesa Gun
club where Miss Peters and her
husband, Coast Guard Lt. Rich
ard H. Qulne. were hunting.
Oia Mall Tribuna Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
LOST Billfold with nam John Mc-
Duffee. Phone 3972. Reward.
WANTEt) Bell man or woman." Ap-
ply Jackaon hotel. Mr. Roblmon.
WANTED Maid. Jackson hotel. See
Mary Jamei,
fOR SALE Large-size Washington,
rod and Bolden Delicious annlei,
with small blemishes, 93 for 40-lb.
box. Bring your own container. Bear
creeK urcnaras, h. x-acmo nignway.
FOR SALE Cull Cornice. 80c per lug.
Bring your own container. Bear
Creek Orchards, 8. Pacific highway.
Van RENT a.room ' furnished mod'.
em house, east side. Inquire 417
j, near uaxnaie urocery.
FOR SALE Tudor Focd body, MS;
lite Ford As, 102$ to 1D31. Good
condition, new top. Hawku Garage,
vio a. tuvoniae.
WANTED Standing or out, one black
walnut tree for hobby craft use.
Phone 04ft Qentral Point, between
s ana o.
FOR SALE $3, mattress. 4il 8.
Holly.
WE HAVE to move will someone
please rent us a furnished house.
rnone a ma.
WANT lady to do laundry in her own
home. Call S4D6 between 4-0 or
after a p. m.
16ST Black male cocker spaniel,
"Criekett": has unruly patch of hair
on top of head. Child's pet Reward.
Call 4233.
FOR RENT--Sleeping room, employed
couple or lady preferred. Ill Al-
iituna bi.
FOR RAUE '
1840 La Salle Mdan. excellent con
dition. 1B33 Chevrolet coach.
1029 Model "A" Ford coupe.
Culp Motor Co., Ford Deater
Ashland, Ore. Phone 33fil
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished house.
aouits oniy. inquire at aia Cottage.
run otxuiu wooa ranie, neater , mu
sical saw, etc. Bob's Second-hand
WANTED Will pay spot cash for
large, fsctory-bu.lt trailer house.
Phone 6842.
awe, vuiiior ui om una uripa
Show. Dally 1:4s 6:45 9:00
NOW1 ENDB SAT. KITE
BHG CROSBY
RISE STEVENS
STARTS SUNDAY)
fin
WANTED Maids. Hotel Madfard. Baa
Mra. Stochr.
JCRStV cow for tale. tob. t. H
flchroader, Bt 1. Box 30-C.
FOR SALE '32 Chewy. 1S6 caih. 1.
M. Cannon, 11U Sunaet ava. pbona
I"On SALE Baled hay, oata and
vetch. Midway rd., HI 3, Boa 103,
meaiora. ure.
DO YOU HAVE X PERSONAL Wt6B
LEMT Confidential Adviser. Con
fldentlal Service. Tribune. Box 3023
10 BRED COWS 45 feeders and 10
weaner pigs. John A. Carlisle, fit.
l. pox aji, noaue wver.
WANTED Experienced salesladies.
Apply In parson. Burleson I Ladles
neaqy-io-wear.
TRY Fisher's e producer, 20 per
cent protein. Faber'a, 34 . River.
IHj. Phnna 44411.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart
ment with bath, tor man and wife,
everything new and clean; electrlo
range, oil heater. Phone 4373.
WANTED Medium Iliad white
enamel wooa range ana wf
trlc bathroom heater. Phone 6969.
FOR SALE Springer spaniel pup.
Brown ana wnnc. rwmi oaw.
FOR SALE PraoUcelly new cherry
wood twin bedrm. suite, excellent
condition; oak dining room set, oval
table, upas try-covered chair. Call
6969.
WANTED TO BUY 3 or S-room mod
era house, close to high and grade
schools. Write Edna Mayer, oo Hoi
land hotel.
FOR SALE One sliding door, '"'.
with track; one set ot 4 doors, S'x
8'; one French door, 3'3"x7"3". Mao a
Garage, corner 8th end Riverside.
WANTED F5R CASH '38 or '40
Bulck Special sedan. Phone 3083 or
6371 or tea Dr. Bray, Medford Can
tar bldg.
HOME-MADE trailer house, bargain
at lis price, at the Ever-Shady Auto
Court. S. 89 hwy., cabin 8.
WANTED Good gas stove and refrig
erator. Phone 3G67.
STOCK ranch of 3.200 acres on John
Day river. 110 acres of farm land.
73 acres adapted to Irrigation. Ranch
will support 123 head of cattle and
1 9nA hMd nt sheen. Modern build.
Ines. Priced to tell at SJ3.000. For
full Dartlculars writ C, L. Smith,
ull
John Day, Oregon.
MAN to dig and case It' well. Box
147 ttowarq ava.
CALL Faber's for immediate delivery
on heavy red fir slabs. Faber'a, 34
a. Kiversiae. mono eisw.
FOR RENT 4 -room apt. and garage,
$20 per mo. Phone 586B.
FOR RENT Paint spray gun. by day
or weex. raoera, i o. mveruae.
Phnna 4449.
FOR SALE Block, stock or hay salt.
rauer s, aa t. tuyersme.
FOR SAL!
In 1.000-Lb. Lota
Speclat Dairy Feed, 80-lb. bag tt 0
Hog Feed, with Minerals 1.80
Scratch, 100 lbs., Plenty of Cora 9.00
Rabbit Pellet, comnleta with
greens 8.35
Wheat, per 100 lbs. 3.00
F. I. 8AMSON CO.
HOUSEWORK fey &e hour. Phone
B17D. ask for Mrs. Ed car.
f OR SALE Farming mill. "cream sep
arator. 350 lbs. capacity, Maytag
KM,
mac nine motor, pipe iitungi. stoves,
tables, chairs, bedstead, box snrin,
mattress, dishes, a few boxes ot ap-
WE BtTYEM WE SELLUM '
COME IN AND SEEEM
1030 De Soto Coupa
1033 Ford Sedan
1033 Ford Sedan
1936 Olds Sedan
1036 Ponttac Sedan
1038 Plymouth Sedan 4
I 1040 Pontiao Radio
1 1043 Pontlao Air-unit Heater
Day ton-McClaren Tires
See at A. Z. "Tubby" Deana
Your Pontlao Dealer
Richfield Station Dial fua
Bth and Grape Sis. Buy War Bonds
WANTED Furniture moving. Padded
van, reiinoie service.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
WANTED Man to prune, free soil,
Plione 6053.
design. New Year's eve, In or near
Craterlan theater. Call 5590, Mra.
so .11, Itcwdl U.
FOR SALE Small baby bad. 141 8.
FURNITURE storage. Complete mod
JI5.,ITlci Plal lockers. Phone
"M. Davis Transfer as Storage Co.,
FOR SALE Laying Mash. In l.tou-lb.
Mf ju i.4i per cwx. Try it.
Starts INSTANTLY ts riBm
MUSCULAR
ACIIES-PAItIS
Sorenw and Stiffiwn
For blessed prompt relief rub oa
powerfully soothing Muaterole. It
actually helps break up painful local
congestion, bo much easier to apply than
s mustard plaster. "No uss. Wo mua
sritt ifaaferolsJ" Just rub it eo. .
In
Stranihsl
HMO
Night Only We.lcdays
Doors Op.n 8:45
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
COMING THURSDAY!
UN-FILLED FIESTA!
b-' '"' OY
FOOGERS
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PT SMIUSANDMUS
1
lis ANN MIUIR Ml llllll '
UIIT AII 101 UWTII
ruu mmiTR a wnsn -
Wwhrndar. Jia. I. IMS MEDFOHB MAIL TRIBOTft FTTS
GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING,
STEAM CLEANING AMD BIMON
IZINO. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP
608 S. Riverside
rOH A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
4S South Central
A Pioneer Firm
PACKING, crating and shipping. Com
plete service, city Transfer at Stor
aaa. Phona 4664. sa S. Vlr .t
NO LIVESTOCK SALE at pavilion.
rnoemx, ure., unui Jan. o. suuin.
IRN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC-
FOR SALE 1 trash burner 'with colls.
.m.ou- i young graae jersey cow.
apuj. rilUllB PUDO.
WILL pay cash for your piano. Phone
DfTERlOR PA1
hanging. Phone BQ94.
WANTED 3 men with wives, orchard
work, good wages, steady work,
houses, garden, milk furnished. Ph.
3716 or 5635. 411 King St
WANT Camera for boy overseas. Ph
4569, MauacKg store. Jacksonville
hlehwav.
AePLACE your broken window "glass
new aiass inauuiea wmiv your, wail
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO.
The Glass House.
Phone 4113 10th and Orapa.
NO LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion,
Phoenix, ore., until Jan. . SOUTH
ERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC
TION CO.
NO LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion,
rnoemx, ure., unui jnn. o. auuiH
ERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC
TION CO.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds
or beauty service permanents a
specialty Ph 3664 130 N Central
CASH IN A rXASB
FOR VOtTR CAR
8ava Tim.. Cash and Gas.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph S91. nth and Bartlett
No Red Tape When Vou Sell
lo Us.
1
Starts TODAY! 4 DAYS!
The lighter tide of Ufa In th
Navy ii given full reign in a
rollicking farce of gobt and
gall. Timely, tool
ROBERT LOWERY
JEAN PARKER
BILL HENRY
'ROSCOE KARNS
AND....UNCIE SAM'S
FIGHTING BLUEJACKETS
FROM GREAT LAKES
NAVAL TRAINING STATION
SIX-GUNS AND FISTS
BEAT A TATTOO ON
RANGE RATS AND
RENEGADES!!!
I
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WANTED 3 pair tap slippers, else II,
13 '.h and 1. Telephone 46P2 or UsV
CEDAR POSTS
Blf husky fence poets St Nortak.
ern Cedar Reasonably prlceeL
Csmeron-Moffltt Lbr. Co., Phone
863. 8. Riverside at Barnett road.
CAIX FABER'S for immediate de
livery on heavy red fir alaba. 34
Riverside. Phona 4440.
Uw-spirited Mssek
And taHsss Are Otteo tyai,s.M
Of Censrlawtisiil
For sonatlpation take Nature's
Bemedy (NR TableU). Contains n
chemicals, no minerala, no phenol de
rivatives. NR Tablets an different
act different. Purely ntgnablt
combination of 10 vegetable, in
radiants formulated over 60 years
ago, Uneoated or candy coated, their
sotion is dependable, thoraugh, yal
gentle. Get a 354 Convtncer bos.
Caution: Take only as directed.
N TO-NIGHf) TOMOMOW AUfONT
ALl-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE
ONE WORD SUGGESTION
fOR ACID INDMKSTIOM-
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Fun and Laffs!
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