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1 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. APB IL 5, 1922.: TO 11 rc A A nr 7 vr 'ee 071 PIC furniture wanted; good pncs for anythsr? you tare Used Store Crt Off Clothimr aM r0! sails. a J' a. auo ia. Good, Sound Yell'wr Ear Cora Wanted at the Stockyards fVi L.

6e si.4ch Cts i. f.rr,AL NOTICE PROPOSALS. t'run Murium County. SlS. siren thai Monday tH l.i 4r el Mar.

bi wia I vk ousr. ioir at tke tu4 ITUt'M. th b4 k.Oan.Sil. Mil l.rUj aj to UU btrur 3'i a. 4 dr pur haa el ftrua Toct.Ji hrt4.

to 1 a amount ox 11 jO iu' borj be Ult th liifi ir fr. 1:2, rh 1 2 rt Ift rrnlunrr I'rr WjQ ear rn r.f ltrur )4r. ibmioi Piirty toiuS H. bond tjm f)t mm iMMUnttii ef 47 'to. i ber ifiWrwt 1 l.A.

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wiu.iam if. sf on hoot ac4 Ciril Town a tnrk J1ina. fcAXE Th ttrfWairn! alTunafratflr f't ef h. firirn.m wiil on Thura ArU 19? at at th lot mrt ifi'i K. IZth aril at luteal th ato ic ttruf an1 aupptiM.

ftpc raiitic t.T axul e( fw fumSt'tra. (r airtirarftM and rpUfr, inlu al book a. fabrar an .1 ti dwwimt. M. A Aminitrator.

iC6T'iTntr' 0 a'uhlM: of to'aa. Call au. ttwft 4 o'clock an4 Ju FINANCIAL. Jn tf hraW. ALJiHKT t).

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feovsn, iNVi.i rvEjx co." Hiu tm. fcy Anw Main a )7W. tioritf Ift Loan on Farms taAKSHARVKT CO. Ctv Trut BM XJVtlTT.li amount nf yar mrir fof wnrtti(r aa fniru (rr1 Mr4cm. Jlamj Lor.

Joha avn flerwlfva farms. THH CO. 257 W. Washtfirton i Indianapolta, 11 r.TPATtnrvsrs 1 THE rAKN CO. wt Lit tjb.

cHio rr. marna niau tt nn utCr offlfl S5tw iBTe imetre. Ti tia. vuirk action Tanii Loans v' VMf tn 'Joan oi improved (ami near vJiMlfaiarlu. 1 jlan (Juiett CH VH.

i KiN Wa.hirrtan J5.S.. nrs rwHl sscurily, rf AaJress Box 2394. Vk' 1" ft Lrun from intato par tr. f'trt moftrace and rood ttAinii buaire.a ny ajvartmanl bulUUnf. Adureas MortsraffC Loans TMral snnrtrar loan snnney at ner eent.

asd rwnmiv.fift en IndtaaaooUs Improved real eataie. rrorort Chsrle E. Hollowsy Son, Inc. it. IPS Monumwl Orel.

Orele 8S10. E. G. Spink Co. Stock a.

ir 1 "Con Clrt cuAiitL loans. i i A Quick Loans CP to woo, On piasoa. vtmla, houaehoVi furniture and rttaranteed imtea. Lean payable to SO moothty I natal anenta. 1 harti baaed OO un Li4 baln for actual iom tiaed.

oacs its other comranies paid off aiul tnr nvmey stvsaa4. Hours to 4 3a; Saturdays to I n. m. Call, writs or pboos Ore is 1 Beneficial; Loan Soc(ety OOl XaUooaJ Oty Bank LKG.O RATE XX)ANS. IXTEKTATW rTXTERal.

LOAH COMPANY. Vk! bl.r fth floor, Fernylrnia and Waahirgtoa a la. Slf. Phones Ant4, 490 Our Personal Property Loan Plan Means to You eal Money, Independence and Convenience Loans, $20 to $300 On household oods, pianos, horrsv cows, sheer, hosrs, farm irnrs'etnents, automobiles'etc. i Terms to suit the; borrower.

Capitol, Lean Co. 14m E. Washincton ilain Ooo. Lincoln You can so cheap ad aisf 4 term ol repayment from tbe Lon Cmpaoyt a bceeaed and biod1 firm, tor ue in paytar ovecrtue biits oe to huv tv rwj wl lor CASH at Ihil a rerj OS should take a4eantir of our JyjANS ON to JOOOO. Vtl rt cn abort notKs) and without px.bli.itr.

Vfe ariva you aA th tint yoa var.i to repay a kian and only chart for ti.al liin you kr to money. Fau. n't it Tot? Arroao TO KSOW. Cn 5 41 pay a month and tntereat. rar 1 a dooid and JlfK par a month ami tnlereal." lay mors anv tf rn re4i cost.

IN TOCK vTT cn the lob eifSt birs a day. st4 ir cai ror.u.'t ami eraonl serv. a 5rep and pronal anteeeat. can rr ou a rour tnenda a yoxt wiaa to ln the tiaaaaai ttroea ba.reas. rt'sMt re.ationa.

mutual liivier a iH co cpertion are real aawet a i i ve mrm rra lf three XourCl ti vw up to too. ITT LOAN CO PA ST. ICS T. rt. htmca.9 rldr.

a i at 'V it CHAIRMEN ARE" APPOINTED FOR COMMITTEES OF FEDERATION OF COMMUNITY CIVIC CLUBS 6' i S' SmiN'ERT CLANCY. lerott roirrTEUs. Chairmen, of the eight standins committee of the Jndiana polls Fed eratiort of Commanity Civile Claba have been appointed by Edward O. Snethen, president of the federation. Clancy, was appointed chairman of the city plan ning, committee.

'He fa a member of the NorthelKtern Civic Association. A program that he presented to the first meeting of tentative members of the federation to draw' up the article of incorporation resulted in the selection of Mr. Clancyjfor this particular chair. HI) ttlta wu Ihit kirommlHM to take care of problema pertainlnr to tne ereciion "or lactiin and other PALEFACES IS BEGUN Red Men of Eleventh District In Annual i EVENING MEETING PROGRAM i The arrest chiefs of the 'improved: Order of fled Men of Indiana and msny' other chief degree. tnrpibers of tha IHevrnth, dirrrlc of'tha order gan the tnlHstiort or a iclaasi of 1,000 paUfaces'V at, Tomilnson hsll this sfternoonV Tile? session tra called to order by Timothy O'Cdanor, of Jaaonvllle, great sachem of the order In Indlsna.

Tha opening rltualiatlc ceremonies wers performed by Hry don W. Buchanan, of Indianapolis, past sachem; James W. jLamkla. prophst; Clarence, Uwton, sagsmore, and Ben Breelove. Junior sajramore.

i' Tha roll call of the fifty two tribes of the comprising the coun lles of Marion, Boone. Hendricks. Johnson. Shelby and vas answered by representatives. Fol lowlnir the opening oeremonles and roll call, tha adoption degree was conferred by Okaloosa Tribe No.

227. of lyondon. the warrior degree bv Red Cloud Tribe No. 18. Indianapolis, and the chiefs' degree by Itasca Tribe No.

2.2, Indianapolis. V. K. Mabee. of Connersvllle, great senior sagamore, will exemplify the unwritten work this evening.

He wilt he assisted by Fred lltnea. No bltsviile, great Junlpr sagamore; Arch H. Hobba, Indianapolis, great chief of records, and Ralph 8. Baker. Sheridan, great keeper of wampum.

It was estimated that 2.0Q9 members of th order will attend the evening session, all chief degree members being eligible to attend. A social session will follow the degree work, and tha great chiefs will cpeak. 8. Smith. of South Bend, publisher of the Scout, official paper of.

the Improved Order of Red Men, Us attending the annual meeting. District meetings are betng held throughout tha state, and at the close of th district meetings the state officers will announce the awards of the degrea team prfses. 4st a fPitUburf Cbrooicle TelefTaan I British traveler watched the old roan going akiBf by the side ol the train and every now and then tapping the wbeela with a hammer. Why do row do thatr" aeked tk trav. eier.

i to said the old maa. "and I'm the anen lor tbe lob. I've done It for the torty tour year." "Yea. but why ia it doner The kl wan scratched lus head. "Hanged if thought of that.

be Zn CiiATTEL LOANS. 1B to i This, of fie. Is ODeratod Sixter tb enper vtaaoo ef tbe atate ot Iacttxn and was eatab liahed for th purpoe of providing a place bere honest peopl can borrow any anaouut from S10 to S30O without paying more than tb leyaj rate of Interest or witbovt being laopoerd upon tn any way. It is only neceaaary that yu ar aeepiag house and permaneotlv htested. KO WORTHY PERSON REfTSOT.

Wa do not notify' your esnployer, neither do maa to4utrtea ot your friends, relatives or trades people. Tou can hare aU the time necessary for repsyntent and pay onfy tor the actual time roa keep tb money. Call and let na explatn Ko cbarr unleaa jrou borrow. Toana with tber eoanpaniea paid off and more money advanced at leesl rates. I IN A HTRRT Pbon Main SECT'RITT JtORTGafiS WAH ft, Booorts SOS 7 a Indiana Trust bldgj 1SS at.

Wa.hirrtow eomer Virrim eve. i Loans ex irorsERnu rm.i 1 1 1 rnt. tt4 ON MONTHI.T BALANCS. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association S30 OCCIDENT Air BUM). CnIANAPOLT nNANCK CO, MOVFI TO 501 NATIONAt.

CITT PANK BXJJO. HO ST. on ri'RNrrrRB. I INI I IAIN OF 1,000 i I j) ij miaiajniLi iW lima, 5 i 1 'j i i .11 I i i WILLIAM MOORfi i. a.

t.4. I J. STEPHEN FULLEJ, 1 i business concerns in a i residential neighborhood should be Created, and this wast Incorporated in the federation's constitution. As Mr. Clancy outlined the Idea the federation meeting, no factory should be built in av community homes without the ronarnt per cent, of the residents and 75 per cent, of the property owner.

'ls)terestr la Plasa PraJet. Willis If, Moore, member of the College Avenue Civic Association, was named chairman of he commlt 5ee on public Improvement and Interest In the plasa project, rounty. state and government hulld ilRS. horpltals. orphanagrn.

asylums, the construction all buildings and promotion of all 'public improvements will automatically be referred to Mr. Moore." Oeorge W. Beaman. membe of the Civic Association, was a potnted chairman, of the nubile school Actress Is Critically III i i ft ''n i MISS ROSE COG lit. Coghlan.

age seventy one, one of the most noted actresses on the English speaking stac. critically 111: at her home here. Iast year Miss Coghlan appeared In "Deburau' i AXICAB DRIVER HELD 11 Boy on Bicycle Run Down and Injured. MORRIS ABRAMS. 70, HURT ThbmarS Moore, age twenty five.

sS.t NortlT Capitol avenue, a taxicab tfT Ca driver, was arrested Tuesday by Mo torcycle Policeman Clary on charges of assault and battery and driving 0n the left side of. tbe street after the taxicab which Moore was driving! bad struck and injured Ernest Summers, age thirteen. 1117 South Senate avenue, at South street and Senate avenue. The Summers boy suffered severe cuts and bruises about the head and body. He was taken to the City Hospital.

The Summers boywas riding a bt cycle when he was struck. Witnesses told Clary that Moore driving on the wrong side of the street. Morris Abrama. age seventy. 112 LKorth Davidson, street, was injured about the back and head when he was truck by an automobile driven by Knot Hart.

222 Detroit street, as he was crossing Ohio and Davidson Streets. RABIES IN MONROE COUNTY i Vwstr Twablpa Are Quarantined and Eight Head Cattle Killed. i Eight head of cattle were killed on account of an outbreak of the rabies, and! four townships in Monroe; county were placed under quarantine by Dr. R. Jullen.

state veterinarian, who returned from ther today. All dogs In these townships have been ordered tied tip or properly mussled for a period of thirty days. Dr Jullen Investigated tha situation in co operation with Dr. J. L.

Jletherington. and Dr. C. Carpenter, of Bloomlngton. sad with 1 Dr.

Otto Rodsers. county health officer. lr. Jalien said that It was his opinion thifh. more than eight head, of cattle had been exposed to tbe disease and have to be shot i leefal Pwala.

I Poaton Transcript "Parhng. my heart to oa ire love." 'That a fortunate. Ail our I amass coal i 1 1 FOLLOWING ACCDENT Jbac run out." i. i JOHN F. WHITE.

GEORGE W. BEAMAN committee. His lifelong interest in school problems, teachers, buildings, curricula and pertinent education matters fit him for this important post. J. Stephen Kullen.

member of the Enterprise Civic League of West Indianapolis, was appointed chairman of the public utilities committee. Mr. Fullen was connected with the federation's objection to the 7 cent fare Is sne raised by the street car company and Mayor Shank. John V. White, president for twelve years of the Southeastern Civic I provement Crub.

has studied city markets for many years and has been furnished with enough material and actual knowledge of the situation to entitle him to the chairmanship of the city markets committee of the federation. Heads Park, Cosaaatttee. The eastern part of the city will be officially represented among the federation's committee by A. LeRoy FESLER CALLS SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL To Consider Appropriation for Assessor. SUCCESSOR TO HENCE 0RME Conaideration of an appropriation of approximately $20,000 to meet the current expenses of the assessor for Center township incident to the preparation of the assessment this year, and the selection of aViuccei sor to Hence Orme, member of the county council whose Ineligibility wSa discovered recently, will be the cipal topics for discussion at the special meeting of the council April 15.

Leo K. Fesler, coimty abdttor. has issued t. call for a special meeting on thai date. It also is, believed hat the council will ask for a report from the special advisory committee appointed recently by the county commissioners to Investigate and report on.

a program for the future care and control of dependent wards in this county. The appointment of this committee resulted from the refusal of the council, at its last meeting, to make appropriations lor a new home for colored orphans and a new site for the detention home until. the commissioners had accompanied their request for appropriations with some definite outline of plans for the future care of the county's ward. 154) Deputy Aaaeasom. The appropriation for the expenses of the township assessor is necessary to meet the cost of about ISO additional deputies that have been hired by Michael Jefferson, assessor, and who have been at work since February completing a new tax schedule for real and personal property.

Mr. Orme was selected in 1920 by the county council to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Albert Hoffman, then councilman from the Third district. The Third district comprises Decatur and Wayne town shipa. Mr. Orme at the time of his election, and ever since, has been a resident of Perry township.

The discrepancy was not noticed publicly until a little more than a week ago. 'Sarreaaer Ona, The selection of his successor Is the subject of some speculation. Although the county council members receive only 120 a year salary, the office is regarded as important, for the council holds a rein over the proposed expenditures of the county ommissioners. Persons interested in keeping the cost of government down to the most economical basis take interest in the selection of the council members. William R'ce.

a Republican, who has ttled a declaration of his candidacy for the nomination as county councilman from that district, has been mentioned as a possible choice. ANDERSON AT EVANSVILLE. Damage Trial Reawltlag From Rioting Begin Before V. Jadge. I Special to The Indianapolis Newi EVANSVILLE.

April Albert B. Anderson, judge of the federal court at Indianapolis, convened federal court here Tuesday In the post offlce building. The case of Peter Krechak. a coal miner of Francisco. Gibson county, was th first one called and a Jury was empaneled before the none hour and several witnesses wers examined.

Krechak Is suing about forty men living In and around Francisco for damages aa a result of rioUng. The plaintiff, according to the complaint, was forced to leave Francisco several months ago under threats of violence. It Is asserted that several coal miners had objected to any foreigners working In the mines with th em Other cases that are expected to com up before Judge Anderson this terra of court are Max. P. Cohen 1 v.

DR. ROBERT REPASS. CLARENCE McPHERSON Portteus. president of the Brooksida Civic Association. Mr.

Portteus Is also first vice president of the federation. He becomes chairman of the parks and recreation committee. In view of the federation's recent indorsement of th.e"park project for 13S acre's of woodland living between Thirtieth and Thirty fourth streets in Dearborn street. Mr. Portteus may be able to offer the united support of the 2S.00A persons officially sented in the federation.

Dr. Robert' Repass, member of tha Mapleton Civic Associa tlon.was made chairman ih public health and sanitation committee. Ills first task will be to convince the citizens of In dlanapolis that health Is a vital factor in building up a reltable citizenry. Another committee was created tn tatre care of all matters not provided for in the other seven. It was named the committee on miscellaneous affairs, and Clarence McPherson, president of the Woodslde Loyal Civic League, was appointed chairman.

vs. the Indiana Board and. Filler Company, on contract, and James C. Iavts. agent for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company vs.

the Ft. Branch Coal Mine Company, this being an equity case, judge Anderson was accompanied to Evansvllle by Mrs. Anderson. Fetltl Against Oil Caanif. NEW YORK.

April S. Alleging Indebtedness of $19,437,904. three creditors today filed an Involuntary petition In' bsnkruptcy sgalnst the Swift Sure Oil Transport. Inc. rr 1 aM I WORK TO BEGIN SOON StRoch Parish to Erect Three Story Building.

SITE IS ON THE SOUTH SIDE Work oi tho construction cf a combined church and school In the new St. Roch parish of the Catholic church will becin at 109 South Meridian street within sixty day. John Ht(L architect, ia making the ptaas for the bulldinc It will be a three atory ptructure and the first atory will be used as a temporary church. The building: will be xS4 feet. The site, recently bought by the Rt.

Rev. Joeph Chart rand, bishop of the diocese, is regarded as conveniently adapted to the servtee of the pavrish. The church will He a branch of the Sacred Heart congre Kation and will be conducted by the Franciscan fathers. The new St. Roch parish was organised in January.

It comprises all territory lying south, beginning at White river and Southeastern avenue, running east to East street, i thence aouth to Troy a enue. east ts Madison avenue. thence south on Madison avenue to the south city i boundary. Pay of Election Officers Anticipating msny inqutriea regarding the necessary legal expenses of the coming primary election. Jesse E.

Eschbach. chief examiner for' the state board of accounts; Lawrence Walter Owens, deputies; W. W. Spencer and Maurice Tennant. members of the state board of election commissioners, have prepared a letter of Information which they aro mailing to county clerks and auditors.

The letter has to do with the pay of election officers, number of booths, assistant clerks and gives other pertinent information. "Each Inspector, Judge, clerk and sheriff." says the letter, "is entitled to $3 for each day's service while attending to such election and perform. Ing the duties of his office. "The per diem, fixed Is for a calendar day. from midnight to midnight.

Each of said officials should receive $2 for their services from a. m. to 12 o'clock midnight. Msy 2. Each should receive an additional'' $3 for services performed after mid night of election day.

"The inspector should be paid ons day's wages for going to the clerk's office to receive ballots and election supplies, provided he performs such services prior to May' 2. He wtl bs entitled to $2. as stated. for services after midnight of said election day, which services will Include' making return of votes cast. "Voting booths In sufficient to accommodate the voters of each precinct shall be provided by the local boards.

"In the larger precincts, two as sistant poll clerks may be appointed in case the county board ot election commissioners deem such additional clerks necessary. "We have carefully estimated the number of voters that. may be accommodated conveniently by the two regular clerks and It is the Judgment of tbls department, as. well aa the state board of election commissioners, that the board of county election commissioners In exercising Its right of discretion in such matter would, not be warranted In providing for assistant poll clerks In precincts hav i Ing a registration of less than 1.000 1 voters. "Said assistant clerks shall receive the same compensation as is paid to, the regular poll clerks.

vith Finger ON CHURCH AND SCHOO WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you, are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Headache Colds Rheumatism. Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. Hindy "Bayer boxes of IS tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Dru3ijU. Aaplrla Is tks trade asark mt Bayar'Msasfaetsrs Maaoaestleacldester BsUeyUcasU Lift 'Right Off Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little "Freezone' on an achinr corn, instantly that com stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with frngers.

Truly! Your drogaSt sells tiny bottle of "Freerone for a few cents, sufficient to remove every, hard corn, soft corn, or corn between toes, aod calluses; without sore net or irritation. 1 I i 1 1 SPRING CLOTHES OH LIBERAL CREDIT LADIES SHIUNC uits, LADIES SPRING LADIES SPRING Coats, J12 LADIES SPRING Skirts, J5 Alterations Free RITE'S MEN'S SHOP MEN'S SPRING Men's Clothe Pressed and Repaired Free? of Oiartje ENS SPRING I) r) 5 0 topcoats, Vfr COMPLETE LINE gj TROUSERS, 4 i Confidential Credit Frank A. Hall Ptata HA I 1S33 Chiro praetor 'y T21 SUdg. Formerly a sled Ira I Detr and PharaaaHat, Tou know that the rs are reliable business firms who can always be relied upon to sell only dependable goods no shoddy stuff. Pleas count me In your list.

Nothing her but Pslmer School, pure recoil Everything best quality only and results assured. TKjtMHIP CLARK'S CRUISES f. STXAMLFJ Clark's Srd Crwiwa. 13.1921 ROUND THE WORLD Ssserb SS "EM TRESS a4 FRANCE" lttll Great Teas, Specially Cksmrra 4 MONTHS CRUISE. S10OO taasa laeladiM Hetala.

Pea. Drive. Gaioss. eta. Qark's IBtb Onaia FsTsrary MEDITERRANEAN SesrraM SS RMftESS of SCOTLAND Grssa Teas.

9riailv Chart ared DAYS CRUIS. tf 00 ad Isshsdisl Hstsls. Faa, Drives. GsUss. rts, I aars t4vpt.f alsstis.

Ssa.ltay. Grease, sae, Eoroe ats oaars si la ad katai rrauaaa. Emn aaa iaaaa tUy tmrftm. Frensel Braa. Merchants "stlal flank, alan Trat I2Q Market tt.

Alslt South America Travel In Sarety sfnd Comfort, on TTs S. S. Vandyclc of ths famous moJt luxurious steamship plying to South America. Sailing April 19th for Rio' Janeiro, Mont iTkteo apd.Duenoa Commodious lounge, smoklnj room, musle room, children playroom, gymnasium, and every modern device for your safsty and comfort. Other Salllaga S.

Vaaart. Mar Vsssas. May SO, S. 8. VasarU Jaly J.

Tor "foil partlealars and special rates for the round trip, eampaara ofnea. it Brotasar, New Tora. aay 8tatnskip Tonriat AfnU Lamport Holt Line Relieves Headache A little Musterole, rubbed oa forehead and temples, will urn ally drive away headache. A clean, white ointment, made with oil of masts rd. Musterole la a natural remedy, with bone of the eril after effects so often caused by internal Get Musterole at your drnr store.

35c and 65e, jars and tabes; hospital size. S3. Better Than a Mustard Plaster AafV dltfays (Priced iJLitue xower sji aa max uAoaXifo Vrrvst a IS mwt I I ino sands cvo skin health to vosla tril yov bow pociajB ud foalusi Va Soao acted icklysd surrty a their loiwttint empooaa, aee9njtitrhmgr V. asicatity restating lbs health Xt U4m3fiSiS sssiie of the rnsf.ert. aaieat things twCoct tha.

co id Irritate th tnds est. saort infiatned skta. A l.ttk rsia rsct a ssag way, Ci 1 Ladles A few dtrs txextoctt CAKTTJrS LXTTLC LIVER FILLS will do more to desa the siithaa t'J tne beauty treat tnents tn crta atloo An Inn. perfect com )ilfSioa caused rf a slorrlsh Lrer. Milhssvs of people, old.

yoaag sru sotoo tak then for lbousoesa, Uoxraes. tlaadacka, Urec Scorrsck aa for imply and btotchy bsia. Jhty cad tS rwsery Coaaripauosw Cntsa Plw rc; "a.1 I i. 1 I a. i Say Den ray at any drusr store and you will get tube of the original French Diunc Uenfue AnsJce sique), apply at lollowsrjib Bautne over throats an chest, cover with warm flannel renew erery hour until relieved.

Keep a rube handy, for Dronchitis. TlfOS. UrXfINO NTW vosv 1... 1 rr For Childhood's Littls Wound Cuts, ruisa end Rathcs, epply Healing Zcmo Imo is a clean, liquid that' cools ansry skin, heals. Tetter, rinwcrn, re mores pimples, blackheads sr.d L.

rashes. Fine for itchinir scalp. AU drtrgjrists', 151 0 KOIl SKIN IRRITATIONS STOuACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Tak Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of atom 4 ach suferers 'are doing now. instead of taking tonics, or trying to" patch up a poOr digestion, they they are attacking the real cause of the ailment clozced liver and disordered Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liTer in a soothing, healing way.

When the liver aruJ bowels are performing their natural functions, away 0s Isii. gestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't care feelins, no ambition or ener trouble with undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomeL Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable' rrrr.pour mixed with olive oiL Yon wiJ know them by their color. They do the work; without fripr cramps or pgin.

Take one or two at bedtime for troick relief. Eat what you like. 1 STrt OUv TakSet C. Cls)ssTsa. Oktax.

Constipation Relieved TTithout the Use cf Lasa 1 1 "res Knjol is a lubricant not a medicine or laxative ao cannot Tipe. When yon are constipated, there is not enough lubricant produced by your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors prescribe Nujol hecauje its action is so close to thia natural lubricaat. Try it today. 1 I Hi! i I I a i.

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