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THE ATCHISON DAILY ULOB' LUBRI-GAS COMES TO OUR TOWN Sensational Development In Processing of Gaso- lines. It Cleans and Lubricates As It Powers Your Motor THESE DAYS Common By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Wliat does Henry Wallace and, 11 those similarly-minded mean by the TM ent as in action: (in all I these cases next of km have pre- Kansas Soldiers Injured In Action WASHINGTON. Jan. These Kansans were among 2.672 listed by the war depart- i uios vases UCAI in tun iiiivtj common people? Perhaps they have ous i be en notified and hive been been reading too much Russian lit- Kept informed directly by the war I erature in which the Intelligentsia I department of any change of status).

AREA) Pic Marvin Albright, son of I erature in which the Intelligentsia are generally conternpuious of the "narod," the rough, vulgar peasant mass. In the United States, people are only common when they act Uiat way, and vulgarity 4 to be found in every strata of huLn ex- fUi! husband of Mrs. Btence. lta Comaier. S-Sct.

John G. Albright, Tampa. S-Sgt. Prank Brouhard, son of Mrs. Effa AMONG THE USERS OF LUBRI-GAS Thousands of Industrial and Commercial firms; City, County and State Highway and Agencies; U.

S. Army Engineers; Merchant Marine ship builders; Owners and Operators of Trucks, Tractors, Automobiles. L. Brouliard. Norcatur.

Pvt. H. Coaimer. husband of u. nuu iiijiuii.

O-OKI. Edward E. Dagenhart, son of Mrs. Mary Dagenhart. Dodge City.

S-Sst. Harold A. Davis, son of Mon- C. Colony. Sgt.

Marshall E. husband of Muriel P. Pin- Get LUBRI-GAS TODAY at The Following Stations Martin Service Station 717 Main McDonald Service Station Ganter Corner Babe's Place Harmony Garden Lou Martin's Service Station Hi-Way 59 Dorssom Garage Lancaster, Kansas This is a new product we have added to our line due to the shortage of Ethel. We will continue to have Ethel when available. MARTIN OIL CO.

Garuen Pfc. George B. GU- liland, son ot Samuel B. Gilliland. Byers S-Sgt.

John R. Gipson. son 717 Main Street Phone 403 Btence. Americans, except Elliott Roosevelt, are all equal in the eyes of the law and, we hope, of God. Therefore, there can be no dis- 'Unction between the bureaucracy ljusuaua 01 Mllluel rin and the common people, because a Anness.

Miles M. Freeman, 'bureaucrat is no better, and for brother 01' Mrs. Pauline Williams. that matter, no worse than anybody Cimarron Pfc. John D.

Gatlin. son 1 else. The fact that a man holds of Mrs Margaret Hattie a government job does not make him a that's a conti- 1 Rental European idea. He just hap- i pens to earn a living in a way I of George Oipson. Baxter Springs.

most decent Americans shun Graham son of DECENT FOLK NEVER APE So when these bureauciats say Gnunvood. SedgMck. Pfc. Loins that they are lor or against the: Haniel, son of Mrs Elsie Hamel. common people, we ought to ask Darnnr Sgt Stanley t.

Hart, son of them who is common and why. I Judson B. Hart. Topeka T-5ih Gr. excluded Elliott Roosevelt from i Henry E.

Harvey, husband of Mrs i American equality unfairly perhaps, Kenr E. Hnrve. Wichita Pfc. because he says" he did not know ar)le Hobbs. brother of Miss that his dog was being sent in an Wreri A Hobbs.

Nickerson. Pfc airplane. Nevertheless, some of' jTM 61 Hughey. husband I these soldiers who are hangmg. re "8 inla L.

Kansas around Europe will be kissing hands 1nmff Atchison, Kansas, Friday. January 26. 1945. His Is Wftot We're Working for ot the Germans. Maybe the only com- Jones.

Reading Pu Wvcth i mon people are those who, haung ov husband of Svlvia "tir- notlung their souls of American raine Jo-. Alta Vista Leo character to ape any kind of IAO.I. son of Jesse Lyon. Hutch- foreignei. Decent folk never apo' inscm S-Sct.

Ralph Marklej. son anybody. of Mrs Lulu Markle. Scrantoii Pfc These bureaucrats sometimes make Manuel Martinez, son of one sick Here in New York. Fior- Martinez.

Newton Pfr Karl H. Me- ello La Guards, more famiUarly ir, husband cf Mrs. Opal kr.own as The Lir.le Flowei- has Wichita. S-Set. Ralph so a lone rmie is husband of Mrs Juanita I been asouno a long time and is Paint Preserves Your Home P-iiiH the home MU a replace! Our is es- Pfi-iallv desdoued to give lasting bcautv and added protrctiop.

Complete eolor lir.e in stoik now. PICTURE FRAMES PICTCRE FPAMIXG GLASS AND SETTING WAHL'S Faint Paoer Store 401 Com'l. Phone 32? Announce Kansas Casualties WASHINGTON' Jan 25 Kansars were among 293 casualties listed by the oe- tin aii these Cises next of km h.v, previojfly beer, non- iiea ar.d been kept curec-y by navj department of ary cnar.ge Roy Edward Huff motor mach.n- mate. 2-C USXR missing son c' Mrs Helen Burl.rgton, Maro.sr.is Thomas Lanoers raaar- 3-C U3NR deac husbana of Dons elvi Lvrrieis Paisons. and son Mr ana Mrs David Mon- ioe L.i:iae! Pa; sans ana brother 1 5 Loreta Ratr.nuf Parsons Hcmer Raymond R-ynolds seaoiar i 2-C USXR rr.iss.ng son of Mr and Mrs Homer Reynolds Bremen Jack Leroy Shcpler.

aviation machinist's nia'e, 2-C. USXR misst.g nusBand BEER SANDWICHES Soft Drinks PLATE DINNERS SHEPP'S CAFE 803 Main grow ir.g boresome peoples private Ke butts a to to Mom on Milton. Sst William B. I WASHING GREASING GENERAL REPAIRING Sharp Dawe 5 CAXDARD OIL PRODUCTS Main Phone 242S erics oi uje aav -i. i i Roiims husband of Mrs.

Anna A I have maoe it a 101 over a Ness Cm Pic -de H' year to share a cab Tnat is against Rush, son of Mrs Lottie Rush" Mr. La Guardias law, but I do it, Girdner Raymond Suuih' anjhow. if is raining and there 01 Ravmond Smnh. To-' is or.e cab atou: I share it wrJi nel-i Wilbur Spain, husband who is willing and the Mrs. Manor, Spain Cunningham.

tax: druer objects, I raise old Harrj' 3 -'oert Spielman son of ard off tte go La Guarcii is prob- lfr Snielmap, Jewell Pfc. Orl ably against riding cabs and prefers aii citizens to treiel a his subway But I use cabs just as he a private car and I intend to Stage husbina of Mrs Evelyn Stage. Sunns-: Set Melvln TV.lrv. son cf James Tilley. Irv- IUP.

Pfc George C. Turner, son of Turner. Kansas City Service Board Calls 27 For Examinations The go on snaring cabs in spite him I suppose LaGuarcha would say that if lie common people use the subway there woula be no taxicab Paiii" son of problem lor aii the luckrnen -as er.ce Mayetia T-Sgt Ger- orr.ers are officially called) aid ,1. wvbb. husband of Mrs La i would be in jail or out of a job and Vonna Webb Wichita Cpl James sianing But then I don know Wells son of Homer Wells." i ho is common and who is not, hav- Council Grove 1st Lt.

Keith lZ i Bring the Soys Home Sooner! To speed the day when husbands will come back to their wives fathers return to their children sons to their parents-that's one of the big reasons why Sunflower workers are staying on the job. Every day's production of rocket powder, artillery powder and small arms powder at the big Sunflower plant helps our fighting men travel that much farther along the victory road. Constant expansion at this great war plant continues to open up new opportunities for additional men and women to aid their country and themselves by doing important war work at exceptionally zood pay. (E SUNFLOWER ORDNANCE WORKS (K-17) MIS Shepler. ana sor Mrs W.chita Kfnnetn Sh.nk'e L-unmion ana wno is not, hav- V.UUIK-U Lirove 1st Lt.

Keith Atchison county selectne in -g no insane: for aristocracy I've Wmgor. son of Grant Winger. Oi'; ooara nas called 27 more picked up some very nice people and rard Eugene P. Winkel son' report at P- Leaxenworth tnev ar.a I and the hackma" -n a vf of Mrs Wu.kel Cawker JraClllC examinations nn nan mncr 1st Set. sesmar.

QQH of a Frank Men include old and a held the 2-H CITY NEWS Calleftian of Paragraphs and Advertisements. Mrs A Palmer is very ill at her hoir.i 1 in the Palmci house over the KM' qius store M-s Fraik Nor'O' 1 Gar- r.ctt Haroki Sta.cv scund- mar. 2-C USXR wooi.deci. husband cf Mi? Ger'-uae S.alev. Garten Citj ana son Mr anc Mrs Gfors? Stale'.

Ga'der Pic Jrh- Francis Worley. Abilene men to i a-iu ujc -t ct exam on naa most uncommon conversa'-ons Cll lst Francis Wise, hu a 12 xhe list incluaes 22 a. i oand of Mrs Henrietta Wise bc vs under 22 years ODOdy robbs hu-B Robert Worley. son of no sex crimes FEEL SUPERIOR The seems to be tiiat tne officia.s real.y ar.d iru ccme to oeje'-e that tr.tv are in soaie rnanner superior to they 1515 South Gene ard Seventh Rober; Cunimings, Louis Justin Scherer route 4 William Matthew Daniel Muscotah. Stanlev Jordan Va- 321 KD Wi: Neu iiw.v.

Lancaster. Lester Lee Chalfant i O- C-ST" pi iu Lllie Clarence Milton Handke. Mus- Paul Franci 8 1 I- 1 Stroke Proves Fatal Fo Retired Farmer John Sutltef 82 aied morning unpleasa: By OLEN CLEMENTS FORT RICHARDSON. Alaska kindly Pic B3 Seneff is a sort of a r.eat sad sack who unin- i ter.tionaUy gets in the commaad.r.g ofticer's hair now ana then As a result he done nis share of P. and the various and sudry OMl NU-NAML NMOQUAJtTIRS FOK PAIHTS, A INAMEtS MADE BY THE MAKERS OF NU-iNAMEL agccrer of Mr When winter wmcfs 7 like a CHAPPED LIPS SOOTHED QUICKLY! Crocked lipJ--so cruel, and painful' Caused wben bitter dncssl.in cells.

ea them "thirsty." may crack, bleed. Memholatum actsu'edicinally: (1) Stimulates local Mood supply. (2; Helps revn. Ihtrsl'j cells so they can reum needed moature. For sore luiids, lips-- Mentholatum.

In jjrs or tubes, 30t. MENTHOLATUM Louis Schleiz- ti.e cDmmcn peop.e ana ne corrects Sutlief. of California the ooner bv der.ro;. ir.g the credit daughter Mr? Alber the governme-t of the United' States Then he feels tnat what he nas aor.e gooc for people North Ftti'i have made honor route 4. Junior Kemocr Mil.tarv wnool routr.

i Bocnvu.e Mo una guests at Muscotah dmnei Mon- opurn. routp 4 oay cien'i- the Kemoer mess Ra-mond Thomas Ef- 1 a de "niham. France Burton a i a General societies and ir Lancaster, William Michael 4 linB Scr.oustic. v.hich in- Keimee rod'e 2 Warr-n Harold dune? those tuaents r.ho^e average Plke LancsRter oer Le I 0r The 3 Eu ne Coniplin ana ML, mcluces cane route 1 Win.ston LeRov Wneeler as he nis are out.taname athletics rtonuile staa'ation Ce mu Eu McCoy, route 1. And so it is ever; up to Pres- "n'-V'de; tWv Wuiis LeRoy Speer.

Honon; James idei-t himself, wr.o keeps nis fo-- rps of 1 8 JUStm ham Ver i ej secre- ar.d asked that ene Docrtwciler Nononville. Ro- it be fuliv support. A Brown has ben Sanaers Lindsey Effmehari her bro'her EM 1-C nr common pec pie Tr.c, oe- napless 6 lfcy wnat gcioa U1 health foilowma a stroke To i -or wie p-ain peapit. tntv tne nicn he suffered some time ago ro -y poly Pfc Seneff, barely five E'- 1 be 5 iL Su lef ra the Shan- fee: tall, did not have to ge't ir.to 'Lan- nltv 5 0 a ed non neighborhood for many years ine ann When tne war came he g22 Com'l Nor- jf- avau :0 2 an ce retirement abojr 20 look a ea absence from his Aarie. sisisr.ce, the OPA: Mr.

ears ago he had lived at Lancaster ln cumulation department! Carl Latenser Music Co. Phone 333 v. i.vea at iisncaster iTM 11 illc ut tsss.es savs triat r.e anc. 3r A-ch-son His wife the for- of Kansas C.ty Scar H15 OrSSlllZa Tii a nnnAr in i i i.s aiiu ar.fi A'chison His wife the for- the Kansas C.ty Scar, bid a as on furlougn When Satur" nis OJ--ed a ooner in mpr CJiuai? Sp.ile; died in 19-year-old daushter goodD'-e and da inspection came up Pfc. Sencff sating for the use of He is survived bv a son Joined up proudly shewed tne mspectu'g offi- pfc he cer.

Maj Robert Kidcer He -s their fatner and mother, as charge, Eugene Complin Cnmese mandarin usea to thmk and bv a Schoenfeld. Lake Wis Funeral arrar.gerr.ents are pending Saw.n and Douglas is in in Alaska cold, forbidding Rcseburg Ore, guns. Alassa. where the sun seldom s-hines Major Kiadcr found a spot on Pfc. Aiound the barracks Pfc Seneff.

3enef and gave him Sunday duty wnose hair js unged with gray, lis- 4 Newcombs gun came ter.ed kindly to the younger" boys' ough okay. A radio tubes Delnch margarine 16 whole milk Buhiman's tales of woe and parsed or. jatherly Bush advice. Basil Bunyard who has beer, a Jap piii-oner of for three vears The letter which was written on Christor mas is the first letter Mrs Brown has received from mm for over a vear It was written in his own handvi ruins and he states that Modern printing at Krusemars's 115 Novelist Radi-hes at White stores C1I1V itates are Dun "hes for 9 cents. NOT 2 Christmas is much diffeient fcr 29 cento as appeared in there and hopes family is fine lnfl Red Wh'tP Wecinescay Globe.

The A'chiscn nigh school frpsn- man basketball team lost to the HORIZONTAL 59 Italian money 61 She is the author of several VERTICAL 1 -Mother 2 Space 3 Distiicurrbei 5 Scale of pay 6 Measure of cloth 7 Size of shot 8 Sharpen 9 Pound a 10 Tree fluid 11 Great Lake 12 Biblical pronoun 17 Exist 1 Pictured novelist, 13 Operatic solo 14 Singing voite 15 Bairen 16 Editor (ab.) 17 Near 18 Negative 20 Jumbled type 21 Laughter sound 22 Anger 23 Age 25 Erbium (symbol) 27 High card 28 IJjkc a mistake 30 Domesticated ZlTornd 32 Story 34 Him 35 Accomplish 36 Kitchen" utensils 33 Tropical fruits 40 Lair 42 Also 43 Concerning 45 Moist 47 Honey maker 48 Pint (ab.) 49 Rhode Island (ab.) 51 Tungsten (ab.) 52 Electrical engineer (ab.) 53 Egyptian sun god 54 Vend 56 Scarce 4Gcoigia (ab 24 SKiil Motor rebonng. Kautz cgrjt' Tney put Pfc Seneff in the pub- Charles Olaen was admitted to Uc relations office writing quite for the SBA hospital at Topeka, Mon- 1 the bovs' hometown newspapers At aay this job Pfc Seneff. who would not Ed Lukens- "The Roosevelts tried Th ison, collided at Six-h and "uuh TM 1 a an probab never had change the date of Thanksgiving A Then estardav frn dna aark tnought, proved something Now I wonder if they arc trying 1 a sensation--in a way to change the Dog Days season" too. ii it 13 a secret, nooody must, Jonn Kevins, formerly of Atchl-1 He was in Fairbanks en a thrw IT moderate talk about Talk about what' How son. 15 now manager of the Country d.v tnp that though ro faulTof 1S Spendlng Uie Norh do I know' Its a secret We poor 'Ub at Deming.

He was with his', stretched' into a month This dumbbells among the common peo- an insurance firm here several years did not set too well with the should not ask questions We ago and knowlng in advance a 7 a a i tremble and obey. Paul, son of Mr and Mrs Harres O. might take a dim view of his Cop-, right 1S45 Kmg matures Syn-i Martm. underwent a minor opera-' protracted stay even though bad! the aTM'Doesn't need you--the tion on one of his wrists Thurs- weather kept him from flying back State Guard doe s. There are sev- I da and is carrying his arm in a to the post, Pfc.

Seneff pitched eral vacancies in the Atchison corn- was able to attend his and wrote a piece for the newspa- a TMlf and your coun- ule Atchison high school tr a faTOr todav. 22 v. ate: 46 Swerv 26 Fi.sh eggs 27 Change 29 31 Eclamalion of Id aghter 33 Timber 36 For 37 Stitch 38 Enemy 39 Was seated 41 Seme I a metal 42 Golf device 44 At liberty 47 Has existed 48 Recreation area 50 Sick (Sp CcTipp-s pom 55 Lord Lieutenant (ab 57 Account of a 58 Right Worthv (ab.) 59 Behold! 60 Like Tomorrow the new power sub- i Hp station at tne government cooler as -T -TM Kerford quarry cave will be asae a lhe E-iingham ftesnman quintet Wed- turned on for the first time It Is ay ne-aaj. 10 to 29 scored served temporarily bv a stub line 12 points ana Hargrove 9 for top fiorn the Power Light Co Tn A'cm-on high at Tenth and Mam, as were Ker.nj Atr.iaus nitn 6 points the new hue from the Tecum'seh and Bobbj Br--ger i 4 Effing- Plant bv way of Leavenworth "has ham lias tne b.it freshman not vet been completed Good pro- in jear- Tosterad and Har- is being made on the concrete grove have seen regularly foundations of new Buildings at the the s.nior hig-n hooi varsitv, co ri! "i' which will house the icfng- ai.d are tm best crat rnachmen It is hoped to OP the Tiger squar. ll ie tfl in-tallatioiis completed books for aa'il at the Atch- Ia Ci) l3 IHJI.

library are. Storv of a Secret Vian suffered a dis- in a fall at his Kar.ki "Tlie plavs located lieht iol 1943-44 Mantle. 'In The hrjme Thuisday morning as he vai Shadow of the by at the Ed 13 36 3b feT 55 1 IB Mb 51 5b 5T 56 15 tJ? 38 10 33 Camobel! The Bible and the Com- Mrill sciorf Bros i Reader bj Chase "The Great' has bccn P'aced 1:1 a Aee of Greek Literature' by Ham- ancl he be un able to use his "Russia and the Peace by ngllt arm and lland for tome llme "Deep Delta Country" by Mrs Shanholtzer will un- i Kane. "Try and Stop Me' by Crrf dprgo a major operation Monday 'A Great Time to Be Alive" bj oi Tuesday at the St hos- "A Rope of Sand" by P'tal Rochester Minn. Bonnamy, 'Death at the Depot" bv and "Comanche Kid' by i ConservsClothirHj Good Cleaning, Is Good Economy Careful and regular cleanliness means longer wear for your clothing.

Searles Cleaners "111 Com'l. Phone 780 OTTO 7EKE' KLIEWER REPRESENTING EQUITABLE LIFE Assurance ot America 416 Rile, Ptto OM try a favor--enlist today. It was about the abundance of James Coupe, marine, son girls---some working for the govern- Mrs Loretta Coupe, has comment others attending the Univer- a six-weeks rifleman course sity of Alaska. Tne theme of the the mfantrv- schools battalion piece was that there were many lhe traimn command in Camp girls handy that the G. I work- Le eune C.

ing in tne armed forces institute Loren Hancut; of Topeka, who i office didn't have to push and shove formerly taught school at Norton-' each other around to see one whis- Vlllc and lau was attorney in itle al her or even get a date The Atch as an Atchison visitor 1 piece was just brimming with good Thursda is now a represen- Tiil! tative of Dun Bradstreet. ASS ir, JS Jb Pacific the last years. and Mrs Wood i was one of the officers of the Aaron Majors, colo'ed, entertain- have returned to their homes after i A. F. I who demanded an explana- cd for the members of the Royal- being here for the funeral of Her- tion and retraction.

club Wednesday evening at the i man Wiesenthal Miss Anna Wie- In hi, al to be a good fellow ome of hls I' ar ents, Mr. and Mrs. senthal of Hollywood, Calif, was he even cleaned and polished the Tamss Nance. Plans were completed unable to be here for her father's T' A i to bring the Well-known sinupr Mrs funprul hprauco nf til 1-iooHv. of ON YOUR RADIO But Alaskan mils', have mlsmt-erpreted it, for "University GFs Fed Up With Girls on Campus Poor Pfc Seneff was hurt ard so t.

1 1 A 1 i I 1 1 1 1 1 i i i i of his friend T-4 Simon New- In Ule wel novvn singer. Mrs funeral because of ill health. corob P. Banks of Kansas City to. Experience platen press feeder Atchison sometime during the I wanted for part tim" work Phone month of February.

-Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because It goes nght to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it KMBC--Kansas City Friday 5 no--RAPPrr 1 5 IS--Orchcstr? 5 30--Bruhcr Club 5 6 I 6 10-- i 6 25-- Harsch New; fj 30--Oil Broadwnv 7 00--Aklrlch Family 7 30--Thin Man 7 5--NCAS 8 00--Be Ignorant 8 30-- Brewster Bov 9 00--Moore. Dura.ite 9 30--Newscast 9 40--Sport a cast 9 45--Melody Road 10 00--KlrXwood Sh07. SSixsss CREOMULSION iM for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis 11 20--Music. 11 35-Tucker Or 11 45--BacK.

Or. 12 00--No vs iaturdny 5 00--Harmonies i '5-Pla'io-Tn I 5 45--Bandstand, 00--N'ew'sctist 6 15--World 6 2--Trout News. i 6 30-Am In Air I 7 00--Mayor i 7 30--The FBI 7 55--Trout News I 8 00--Hit Parade. 8 45--Serenade I 9 15-B Follies 9 30--Newscast 1 9 9 4S--B Follies. 10 30--Kaye 9hrw.

11 00--Newscast. 11 05--B Gang 11 30--Calloway Or. 11 45-CrOTley' Or. 12-00--News WDAF-Kansas City. Friday 5 00--News.

5 05--Musical. 5 15--Guiding 5 30--Incorrc Tax. 5 45--Newscast 5 55--Elportscast 00--Supper Club 6 6 1 6 45--Stansell, News 7 00--Cities Service. 7 30--Dutfj's 8 00--Walta Time. 8 30--PeopK 9 00--Amos Andp 9 30--Sports 9-45--N.

B. C. 10 10 15--Harkness News 10 30-Colllns Kay. 10 45--Speaker News 11.05--Mooneoms. 11-55--A.

P. News Saturday 00--The Wings. 5'30--Cavaliers, 5 45--Newsrast 5 5--Sportecast 00--Quart ot 6 15--Musicale 6 30-The Saint 7 Co--GaltHlCT 7 8 00--Earn 8 30--Top This' 9 00--Ctmova 9 30--Old Opry. 10 CO--Newscast 15--Church Pigo 10 10--Honored Music 11 00-A Nctvs. 11 05--NtshthawK'.

11 Suns 11 45--Lo' 9ims 11 55--A Friday 5 00-- Pravor 5 01--OrlJfhj. 5 '15--On Beam 5 30--Name Tuue. Mix. 6 00--Fulton Lewis. for Supper 6 20--Sportstast.

7 00--News 7 15--Seremclp 7 JO--Opportunity. 8 00--Dancn 8 9 CO-- P.o\Ini: Bout. 10 00--Newscast 10 Or 10 30--Rehmnn's Or. 11 00-- CaraUro Or 11 15--Serenade I I 30--Kaye'3 Or Saturday 5 5 01-- 5 30--Rhvtlrn 6 00--Am 6 30--Muslctl 6 Indlcccffer 7 00--Musical 7 30--Favorites 00--Dance Time 8 30--Fr Flarmg.m. 9 00--Dancing Party 9 45--Newscast Dance.

Or. 11 30--Barry's Or 45--Basle's Or. '455. GUMS BLEED Read About This Amazing Vitamin If your bleed, ask any dcn- and he will tell you that bleeding gums may be due to on important vitamin deficiency. If you bruise easily, heal slowly, feel tired, achy, irritable, lack stamina, it may be additional evidence that you have tills some vitamin deficiency.

That's why you should discover Picrce's Special Vitamin Formula that specializes in just those vitamins you arc most likely to need. It provides abundant vitamin plus full minimum daily requirements of important factors of the B-complot. Taken a 1 directed it provides abundant vitamin to help overcome your troubles, where a deficiency of this vitamin is the cause, together with factors needed to help maintain sound nerves and abundant energy. No other vitamin preparation offers you the exact combination you get in this special formula. So if you suffer from bleeding gumi due to this deficiency, get Pierce's Special Vitamin Formula tablets at your druggist's.

Take them faithfully and let your own toothbrush tell the story. MEWSPAPKJRl.

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