Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 2

MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA' Age two Congressmen Are Reticent About Social Security Program Pending Study ljv Now on Display prietary ly all Ei 4 5 1935 Buick announces continuation Proven 0 the AND UP LIST PRICES AT PUNT MICH A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT Elliott Motor Company MIAMI 'IV 'krTICHER' 'Our Reputation Your Guarantee BUICK VALUE PRICES IRE AT AMATEUR MOTION PICTURE SHOW ATAL TO 5 795 are he to as 9925 91230 91675 92175 JOB INSURANCE PLAN BASED ON PAYROLLS TAX Pleads Guilty to Assault A plea of guilty to a charge of assault and battery was entered before Justice Sherman Musgrove pt 9 this morning by John ny Carter when arraigned in con nection with an altercation Tues day night with Verne Goolsby South Emily street in which the latter was reported to be seriously injured red Bostick a companion of Carter pleaded not guilty to a similar charge Pronouncement of sentence on Carter was deferred by Justice Musgrove pending the outcome of injuries Bos hearing was set for 10 next Thursday morning Carter and Bostick were both arrested short ly following the altercation since which time they have been confined in the county jail ollowing their arraignment this morning they were returned to the county jail Mrs Leona Byrd South Oneida street entertained members of the Rainbow' club Wednesday after noon Mrs Byrd received a shower of bath towels and a birthdav gift from members of the club Prizes were awarded Mrs Blanche Wolfe anef Mrs Welma Wolfe Refresh ments were served Those present were Mesdames Ethel Kates Betty Walker Blanche Wolte Bonnie Campbell Virginia Bevliss Welma Wolfe nn't daughter a Jean ne Miss Sally Luldum and hostess PICKER Jan 17 (Special) The Chamber of Commerce discuss ed minor business matters at the regular weekly luncheon here to day It was announced that a meeting of business "men of Picher would be held at 9 riday morning for the purpose of outlin ing a special trade day event for next week $3 worth of gasoline They escap ed toward Durant on High way 70 about steady top fed lambs shippers 885 others to i 82u to 875 natives down from 850 Much Interest in Revival Ten decisions were reported as having been made up to last night in the revival meeting which is be ing conducted at the irst Baptist church in Dbuthat with the pastor of the Picher Baptist church the Rev Bergen in charge Ex ceptional interest is being shown each night The meeting begins at 7:30 with a song service being fea tured Rev Dareing pastor of the QuapawBaplist church will be in charge of "the meeting "to night and tomorrow night as Rev Bergen will speak at the Miami Mission tonight and at the irst Baptist church at Neosho Mo to morrow night Rev Billie Bain for mer pastor of the Picher Baptist church is now serving as pastor at Neosho' to to to to Officers at Ardmore Search for Robbers Tavorable Senator Plans to That Effect Business Men Wait Ex Under sheriff Is On Honeymoon Trip List prices at lint Mich All prices subject to change without notice Special equipment extra Any Buick can be purchased on the favorable GMAC terms Business Men Called to Meet riday ight Picher Brevities Moving Picture at Church "The a five reel motion picture made by a cast of characters from Oberammergau a little village in the Bavarian' high lands of Germany portraying the lifeand teachings of Christ will be brought to Picher by the owners of the film Parsons and Reed who will be in charge of the entertainment No charge will be made but a free will offering will be taken The first showing of the picture will be at 7 while the second will be later for the convenience of persons having previous engagements earlier in the evening lH it Whitebird A to Meet The regular monthly meeting of the Whitebird unit' of the Parent Tcacher association held tomorrow afternoon at the school convening at 2 An inter esting program has been arranged and a good attendance is expected The program is as follows: Song group prayer number by pupils of Miss Nellie Bagain vocal solo Mrs August Weigl talk the Most of Ralph Chambers Mrs John Bradley president of the organ ization will preside at a business session which will be followed by il social hour and the serving of refreshments' MONTREAL Jan 17 A inquest was ordered to day into an amateur 'motion pic ture show which caused a fire in which an aged woman three of her grandchildren and another child were killed last night The projector caught fire as a comedy film was being shown at a party in the home of Mrs Joseph Desmarteau 70 years old The inflammable film flared up and before the blaze 'was extinguished four members of the party were dead and nine others of the group and four city firemen were burned or injured Carmen Birtz 35 a nephew of Mrs Desmarteau was said by po lice to have operated the motion picture projector They said he told them he was a qualified operator The machine was set up at one end of the room and the pictures shown on a sheet tacked on a wall at the opposite side The room was crowded with people When the film blazed up there was an in stantaneous panic Neighbors heard the screams and then called the fire department Some of the members of the Des marteau party managed to escape through windows and into the nar row halls of the house' Others were trapped inside The firemen' groping through the thick smoke in the residence found Marice 3 years old Gerard 6 and Tancrede Desmarteau 10 lying dead wherethey had hud dled together under a bed Nearby lay the body of Madeleine Lam oureux 10 a neighbor and play mate of the Desmarteau children Mrs' Desmarteu lay dead on the floor hear the window she had tried vainly to reach The blaze was 'discolored Engineer Ernest Crouch Compare the Buick for 1935 as you will You will see here the value for your money You will buy a better auto mobile only when Buick builds it i'l ARDMORE Okla Jan Johnston and Marshall county of ficers today were attempting to link two southern Oklahoma hi jackings committed in those coun ties last night Three men officers here were informed held up a storekeeper at Pontotoc in northern Johnston county Wednesday evening and es caped with $150 in cash The three were said to be driving a Plymouth coupe At 3 this morning a man and a woman who were also driv ing a Plymouth automobile held up a night attendant at a garage in Madill and took $14 in cash and OPPOSITION TO PERCENT SALE TAX IS GROWING Shower Club Members of the Weekly'Towel Shower club met yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs reda Carpenter 522 West A street Mrs Gladys Cruzan was assistant hostess Prizes were won by Mrs Edna Parker arid Mrs Dollie Mar tin in a drawing contest Mrs Martiia Colein guessing and Mrs leeta HamDyzandrMrsr Dillie Martin a contest in pirning'the tail on "a donkey The afternoon was spent in music inspection of towels ana conversation Those present were Mesdames Imogene McGhee leeta Hamby Lula Bart lett Imogene Stewart and son Thelma Key Zula Garner Pauline Hamby and daughter Mabel Ahalt Cleo Cantrell Marion Pier son ern Holmes and daughter Mary Hanley Edna Parker and son Rowena Jennings Martha Cole Dollie Martin and children Elsie Visitors were Dollie Covington and Marie Morgan and son Those sending gifts were Mesdames Dollie Andrews Daisy Pilgrim and Sis Dunlap Mrs Daisy Pilgrim and Mrs Imogene Stewart will be co hostesses next week at the home of Mrs Pilgrim 108 North Ella street 1 r0 lJ5heeP 8000 early pales lambs II to 10 lower: oddflots sheen Series 'Series Series Series Mrs Byrd Those sending gifts were Mrs Ruby Kates Mrs Marj Ludlum and Mrs Dene Zoblotsky The club will meet next week with Mrs Ethel Kates 206 Emily street as hostess The boys basketball team of the high school lost to the boys team of the Baxter Surings high school last night on the Baxter Springs court by a score of 37 to 14 The Kansans started scoring early in the first quarter and continued throughout the game The locals were outpointed by the Baxter team High point men for Picher were Gass with 7 points and Petty with three The Baxter high point men were Gilmore who made 13 and Riley 13 points Kenneth Keithley is captain of the Picher team Weir Baker of Carp "Junction Mo was removed from the Picher hospital last night in a Todd am bulance to St hosital Jop lin to undergo an operation for ap pendicitis Members of the Kappa Kappa Iota sorority will meet tonight with Miss Olive aulkner 401 North rancis street The meeting will convene at 7:30 Twenty five persons attended the meeting of the Brotherhood organization at the irst Baptist church Tuesday night Wives of members were guests An interest ing program was presented on the Hundred Thousand club Refresh ments were served i Dance riday night old Skating Rink Music by Oklahoma Puddle Jumpers Gents 50c ladies free Good order assured Auspices Tri State Miners Union No 15 172 Mrs Ernest Hubbard and son Rodney Eugene have returned tc their home at North 'Treece street after an extended stay with the parents Mr and Mrs East of Miami Mrs Hubbard went to the home of her parents some weeks ago when she was taken ill aH er condition is report ed tobe much improved 2 The Parent Teacher association of the Whitebird school District 48 will meet at the school tomor row afternoon at 2:30 An interesting program has been: ar ranged Mrs Bentz and Mrs Highfill and daughter Shirley Jeane visited today with relatives of Mrs Highfill in Joplin Officers of the Pythian Sisters lodge will be installed tomorrow nightMrs Cora Bartholomew of Miami grand chief of Oklahoma will be the installing officer ARDMORE' Okla Jan GP) After 10 days of freedom loyd Jarrett escaped Oklahoma convict returned to prison today' Jarrett surrendered to Deputy Warden Jess Dunn near Ardmore late yes terday He escaped from the McAlester state prison Jan 7 with Jack New man in the automobile of Dr A Davis prison dentist who was re leased in Tulsa after being slugged Newman surrendered in Ponca City Jan 8 saying he had made "a Jarrett was sentenced in 1930 to serve a 25 year armed robbery sen tence William McIntosh and Miss Lillian McCullough both of Miami were married at 8 last night and left for LasVe gas where they plan to stay for several weeks Justice of the Peace Haley performed the ceremony at the home of Ray Swartz assistant court clerk McIntosh was connected with the force here during the ad ministration of Dee Watters He served as jailer during most of the two years and was undersheriff for several months He was wound ed in a gun battle at Picher several days before going out of office but has completely recovered 2822110811 0408'C40504 02 Convict Gives Up Goes Back to Cell employe after he has exhausted his contractural rights (to insur ance be certified to the authorities in charge of the federal work program as entitled to a work The states' the committee said should make all contributions to unemployment insurance 'funds compulsory may require them from employers alone or from em ployers and employes with or without contribution by i the state county jail here today after offi cers had cut short their trip to Col orado where they planned to get jobs on a cattle ranch The boys Buddy Acker and Tur ner owler Jr both 14 and James Wood 15 are from Oakhurst TexM they told officers who picked then? up when they went to sleep in their car nere last nignt i wo smau cali ber rifles and a small shotgun with which the boys planned to hunt fresh Meat along the trail were found in the car Officers said the boys would be held pending word from their par ents in Oakhurst The auto be longed to the grandmother of Ack er and owler cousins The grand mother is Mrs Beulah owler Oakhurst Coughs Need Creomulsion Al ways get the best fastestand suresttreatment for your' cough or cold Prudent mothers more and more are turning to Creomulsion for any cough or cold that starts Creomulsion 'emulsifies creosote with six other important medicinal elements it is truly an elegant prescription It is not a cheap remedy but contains no narcotics and your own druggist is author ized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Buick Straight 8 Valve in Head Engine Buick Sealed Chassis Smart Windstream Style Safety Brakes Buick's own Knee Action Gliding Ride Miami Pro dnce Market Produce prices being Jfaid in Miami today (subject to change atomorrow): ZCream No 1 (Creamery) ZEggs Heavy hens Leghorn hens Heavy springs Stags Ducks (colored) Slucks (white) Geese Cow hide3 fund would be provided by a fed eral tax on payrolls half of which could be deducted from wages or salaries to start Jan 1 of $250 a month or less The benefit fund month or less The tax would start at 1 percent and increase by 1 percent each five years until it reached 5 percent in 1957 An for whom taxes had been paid for at least 200 weeks over a five year period beginning before the employe reached 60 yean of age would be eligible for benefits at 65 These benefits would be paid monthly Details as to Payments or the employe who had paid premiums before 1942 the pension would amount to 15 percent of his average monthly wage if only 200 weekly payments into the insurance fund had been made One percent more would be added to the bene fits for each additional 40 weeks of payments up to 400 weeks and 2 percent more for each 40: weeks up to 800 weeks or the employe who paid pre miums after 1942 the benefit would be 10 percent of his average month ly wage and 1 percent additional for each 40 weeks he paid in' addi tion to the first 200 weeks or example if premiums were paid for a laborer while he worked steadily from 20 to 65 years of age at an average wage pf $60 a month he would receive $4080 a month for life after he retired Others Could Use System The voluntary 'annuity system could be used by business and pro fessional men not covered by the compulsory system and also could be employed to augment compul sory insurance Under the compulsory the insured employe died before he received in pensions what he paid in with interest the balance would go to his or actual depend Old age pensions for the needy riot covered by compulsory insur ance would be limited to $30 a month The federal government in sharing their cost with the states would pay $50000000000 next year and $125000000 in each suc ceeding year The standards for federal contri butions: (1) Administration by a state authority approved by the federal emergency relief administration (2) Augmentation by state funds (3) Provision of a pension large enough to furnish reasonable subsistence compatible with health and decency" (4) Provision of pensions for all over 65 who are not in institutions who are residents of the state for at lease five of 10 years before ap plication who have not enough to live in health and decen Appropriations Listed The bill also carried the follow ing $4000000 to be given the states for maternal and child health work $3000000 to states for crippled children health work $1500000 to states for child wel fare service $10000000 to public health of which $2000000 would go to the public health service and $8000000 to the states The bill also would set up a so cial insurance board with three members to be appointed by the President at salaries of $10000 a year each to supervise tire insur ance plans The cabinet security committee considered the whole field of haz ards against a decent living in its 40000 word report to the President Must Co ordinate Resources most people live by it said first objective in a pro gram of economic security must be maximum To insure employment it sug gested public works programs to help in times of depression along with unemployment insurance resources of all public bod ies federal state and local must be co ordinated if the policy of em ployment assurance is to be effec tively it said would be advantageous' to in elude in the program many types of employment other than those which are considered necessary for the regular operations of govern ment This would include not only public construction of all kinds but also appropriate work to em ploy usefully the professional and self: employed groups of our popu lation would also be desirable to ex tend federal loans at low rates of interest to states and local govern ments for employment purposes Such loans once established should be on a self liquidating basis and should become a revolving fund be used over and over again loans are Suggestions to States In calculating: unemployment in surance benefits the committee said a period of four weeksa 50 percent compensation rate and a maximum of $15 a week but no minimum were suggest to the states in framing theirjaws that on the bas is of a 3 percent contribution rate the maximum benefit period cannot safely exceed 16 weeks and should be reduced to 15 weeks If it is de sired to give workers who have been long employed without draw ing benefits an additional (maxi mum) week of compensation for each six months they have been employed without drawing benefits up to a maximum of 10 additional weeks 1 "Extended cash benefits seem to us far less desirable than work benefits and we recommend that an JOPLIN Jan Hogs: Market mostly strong 5 cents higher than trade top $765 on good butcher hogs weighing 210 pounds and up the bulk of these kinds $750765 better grade 170 to 200 pounds $675750 140 to 160 pounds $500650 light lights and pigs $300 450 packing sows mostly $600650 Cattle: AU killing classes of cat tle on a fully steady basis all kinds meeting good inquiry stackers and feeders steady strictly good and choice fed steers and yearlings $6t0750 and above some good short ied steers $55o6 50 with most medium grades and light to medium weights of short fed Lutch er steers and heifers $350550 some plain arid common steers $200300 good butclier cows $250(0)325 with choice beef type cows $350450 cutter cows $175225 canners $125i6O bulls mostly $27535Q with5' prime bulls up to $300 and above most light and canrier bulls $175225 medium grades of stock cattle $250350 with good quality stock steers $400450 some feeders to $5 plain and common rough stock cattle $150250 Calves: Market 25 cents higher on vealers top $850 with most gcod and choice vealers $600 850 medium kinds $350550 plain and common light vealers $200350 good and choice heavy calves $3505C0 medium? and plain rough heavies $150300 Sheep: Market steady on native lambs top $825 paid freely on good and choice heavies buck lambs' $1 less throwouts $5 down fat ewes $200300" Kansas City Grain KANSAS CITY Jan 17 to 3 4 lower No 2 dark hard 101 No 3 nominally 96 3 4102 3 4 No 2 hard 100100 1 4 No 3 nomi nally 96 3 4102 3 4 No 2 red nominally 96 4981i No 3 nominally 95 3 498 Close May 93 3 8 July 84 Corn: 26 cars 1 higher to lower No 2 white nominally98y2100 No 3 nominally 97 98 No 2 yellow nominally 9294 No 3 nominally 91 93 bto mixed nominally 91 92 No 3 nominally 9091 close: May 87 3 4 July 83 5 8 Oats: 1 car nominally un changed No 2 white nominally 5962 No 3 nominally 5660 Livestock Markets KANSAS CITY Jan '17 J(U Dept Agr) Hogs 2000 M50 direct active mostly 15 to 25 liigher top 800 on choice 220 lbs lip good and choice 140 160 lbs OQ to 60 160 180 lbs 725 to 85 5 80 350 lbs 750 to 800 275 550 lbs 650 to 765 Cattle 3000 calves 500 killing 'llasses of cattle mostly steady Some weakness on in between jjrades of cows and heifers vealersSteady to strong stackers and' feeders scarce strictly Jhoice 1028 lb yearling steers' jl35 steers good and choice 550 fOO lbs 750 to 1100 900 1500 lbs 425 to 1150 common and medium 150 lbs up 400 to 875 heifers Jood and choice 550 900 lbs 625 to $75 cows good 500 to 600 veal Jrs (milk fed) medium to choice00 to 850 stocker and feeder Iteers good and choice 500 to j75 common and medium 325 to Youthful Cowboys Riding Jail Bench OKLAHOMA CITY Jan 17 (A) Three wandering from Texas rode a bench in the Buick Engineering eature already proved Qnd now improved by further progress BUY BUICK and you BUY BETTER I Buick Center Point Steering Buick Automatic System of Operation and Control Bodies by isher Multi Beam Headlighting Twenty ive Beautiful Models I t' Chicago Grain CHICAGO Jan 17 LP) De spite numerous selling orders at above 87 cents for May wheat grain values displayed firmness in late dealings today Late rallies were associated with speculative buying which disclosed that selling was not of a sustained character Uncertainty as to what the 'United States supreme court decision on the' gold clause cases would be continued to attract much notice A Wheat closed firm at the same as finish to 5 8 higher May 97 to 97 1 8 corn 1 4 to 5 8 up May 86 3 8 to 1 2 oats 1 4 to 3 4 advanced and provisions un changed to a rise of 30 cents Chicago Produce CHICAGO Jan Butter 4704 steady prices' unchanged Eggs 3162 firm extra firsts 26 3 4 to 27 1 4 fresh graded firsts 26 to 27 current receipts 25 lr2 refrigerator eggs 24 1 4 Poultry live 11 trucks firm prices unchanged Dressed turkeys firm prices unchanged Potatoes 34 on track 233 total United States shipments 648 bare ly steady supplies liberal demand and trading slow Wisconsin round whites No 1 8082 fine quality 8587 Idaho russets No 1 15257 No 2' 127 Pthe public in the first 10 months of this year by in A vesting in new Buicks more millions of dollars than in any other car except the three of very lowest price gives striking? even sensational recognition and approval to the superiority of Buick quality and Buick value Buick was ahead of its time this year1 Buick for already a proven product is ahead now The building this year of the finest cars Buick ever built in a volume nearly double the 1933 output has brought forth impoi tant new improvements and refinements bearing upon performance smoothness dependability and general? economy MUST HELP PAY PICHER CHAMBER LUNCHEON HELD TT 'j THURSDAY jAlUARt 17 1935 Two ires Inflict Damage Near Prison McAlester Okla Jan (Al The wash house of the Wheat ley mine of the "Samples Coal com pany located on the state peni tentiary farm burned last "night Loss was estimated at $2000 It wasthe second fire to break out on the penitentiary' grounds during the night Earlier in the evening the prison fire department extinguished a blaze which start ed in the mattress factory in the ward for elderly women outside the main walls Little damage was caused Wheatley manager of the mine said the blaze started in a wash house The tippled and house werelsavea Al ester department in the face of a' strong northeast winii No men were in the mine at wieXime of the fire by iMPLOYESACE PROSPECT THEY (Continued rom Page One) Mr Roosevelt laid down these for guiding the program along a not 'am bitious a He Says the first place the system adopted except for the money necessary to initiate it should be self sustaining in the sense that funds for "the payment of insur ance benefits should not come from the proceeds of general tax ation excepting old age' in surance actual management should be left to the states subject to standards established by the fed eral government sound financial man agement of the funds and the re serves and protection of the credit structure of the nation should be assured by retaining federal con trol over all funds through trus tees in the Treasury of the United plan for economic secur the President said at once a measure of prevention and a measure of alleviation pay now for the dreadful conse quence: of economic insecurity and dearly Afford plan presents a more equitable and infinitely less expen sive means of meeting these costs cannot "afford 'to neglect the plain duty before us" I strongly recommend action to attain the objectives sought in this Mr Roosevelt said federal ac tion necessary to and condi tioned upon the actions of four legislatures meeting' or will meet said order that the necessary state action may be taken prompt ly it is important that the federal government proceed Types Left to States Types of benefit plans would be left to the states to adopt Howev er the cabinet committee recom mended a weekly benefit of 50 per cent of the weekly wage to be paid for 16 weeks beginning four weeks after the employe lost his job The maximum benefit suggested was $15 a week The 3 percent payroll tax would not go into effect until Jan 1 1938 unless industrial production increased substantially before then Unless the federal reserve index showed 84 percent or more of the 1923 25 level the tax would be 1 percent starting next Jan 1 If the index reached 95 percent at any time between Jan 1 1936 and Jan 1 1938 the tax automatically would increase to 2 percent Nearly every low income citizen it was said would find a way to save for his old agej insurance plans The Employes Affected The compulsory old' age plan would affect all employes making $250 a month or less Ths benefit' (Continued rom Page One) factoring to conform to plans 5 lood control bill increasing powers of conservation cOtnmission to launch ero sion wbrkprepared for introduction in the House McCracken member of unofficial budget com mittee reported preparation of the three emergency revenue measures rank Bailey Craig county rep resentative is expected to submit cent cigaret tax late Thurs day It likely will be advanced over a 4 cent bill offered by George Hunt Pittsburg county earlier in the week To Control unds The 5 percent gross production tax and 3 percent insurance pre mium tax bills will be ready to go into the hopper this week Mc Cracken reported one important change over recommendations con tained in first message to the Legislature That is a deci sion to concentrate all the new rev enues in the treasury instead of apportioning them directly to agencies and relief activities urged by Marland Legislature will have con trol over these said Mc Cracken no money will be paid out except through the treas ury as required by the constitu 1 WASHINGTON Jan i'The social security program laid i before Congress today involved so jnany details that most legislators comment pending studyThere were immediate indications however of attempts to have em ployes as well as employers con tribute to the unemployment insur ance fund 1 Undtfr the pro gram employers would be subject after Jan 1 1938 to a payroll tax of 3 percent from which they could deduct contributions to a state in surance fund Van Nuys for Change Senator Van Nuys (D Ind) jvho has worked with the admin istration experts in framing the "program immediately announced he would offer an amendment to? have employes contribute a small i percentage agree to the general pro Van "Nuys said only '1material difference JhaveJs in the 4 unemployment insurance plan I insist that labor should be made to i contribute to build up a more gen eryus' lunu auu uv interest inwe fund Near European systems have that i leaiuxe a similar viewpoint was taken by Senator Dickinson (R la) hate been in favor of some type of both" unemployment" insur ance and old age he said I think under the unemploy ment insurance there should be con tributions from employers and em nloves for some time before it be comes Dickinson Comments Dickinson also expressed the view that the health and maternity aid features qf the bill were out s' side the jurisdiction of the federal government things should be to the he said Comment from business men was not available though some of their leaders have' expressed opinions recently that thqre should be detailed investiga tion to determine a basis for ac ton The Chamber of Commerce of 1 the United States and the National' Association of Manufacturers while expressing sympathy with the general theories advanced have Sfield that available data is inade JrjtTate Their opinion was stated bythe recent joint business confer Jence for recovery at White Sul Sphur Springs Va 8 urge a thorough and sympa ithetic business study of unemploy ment reserves with a view to de veloping the best and most feasi ible means of solving this the Conferees said sound solution must be basedupon adequate knowledge and not merely upon a commendable de7 sire Unsound legislation at this time would prejudice the possibili f'jJ'ty of securing a satisfactory so rlution in the i The manufacturers association the position some time ago "that old age pensions were a mat iter for the states and not for the federal government ADVICE TO WOMEN ALL women at some period of their lives need a 'strengthening tonic like Dr a vorite Prescription The young woman who suffers from monthly pains or the middle aged woman who experiences f'heat flashes" and other 'disagreeable symp toms will find thi "Prescription" a de pendable vegetable tonic Mrs Susie Hamil ton of 1636 Walnut St Shreveport La said '1 had cramps and pains periodically also had frequent headaches I used Dr Pierce's Tavonte Prescription and it helped to rid me of the feminine weakness in fact helped me in every war I also gave io ny iwo ciangnters wnen uxeys developing and It built them up" ficw Mmw SaHeia SU livUd l00 of its Smart Style SuperiorityEstablished Pres tige of Quality and Value and every fundamental I (i i III i Bl il nn a' 1 II MSB r' EEar A 'll IHf I Ha 3'' S' 795 y' 9 hi 4 1 i 'fj 1 1 Jr BUY BUICK and you BUY BETTER.