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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-14
WHAT THE AMERICAN COTTON
ASSOCIATION PLANS TO DO

Atlanta. September 4e.-(speeiet y
With its offices now wel1 established
here. In the state senate chamber,
state capitol, the Georgia Division of
the American Cotton Association IL
ready to pitch into an active and Wig
orous campaign. immediately follow
ing the big New Orleans meeting, un-
der the leadership OF Major D. F. Nc
Clatchey, secretary of the senate and
form sr secretary OF the Georgia food
administration.
"Just what IS the American Cotton
Association" is a question that is
now heard all over the South, usually
accompanied by the statement, II
know in general way, but am anx-
tous to know all about it,
The man who reads the newspapers
couldn't help knowing about the Amer
lean Cotton Association; and pretty
soon he will be SO well posted that
be viii be informing others about it..
Producers Must Organize.
Preceded by the Cotton States Ad.
visory Marketing Board which did
splendid work in upholding the price
Of cotton, The American Cotton AS
sociation is the outgrowth of a Sc
lleS OF meetings and conferences by
prominent farmers and business men
Oh the South. who have given willingly
and unseifishly Of their time and mon
ey to make it possible for the producer
to organize to protect himself-to meet
organization with organization.
Cotton buyers, cotton shippers, cot
ton manufacturers and distributors of
cotton goods, all are organized, and
through organization they have at
tatned businesse success.
Likewise to Organization the pro-
fIcers of the South must look for re-
lief frem' industrial slavery, for bet
toT living conditions, for an educa-
ton for their children instead Of work
ia the field-all and more to come
through that medium which will in
sure them fair profit on their raw
material above the cost of produc-
tion, to which they are fairly and just
IL entitled.
i-las Done Good Work Already.
The American Cotton Association,
as stated by President j. Skottowe
Nannamaker, himself a prominent cot
ton planter of st. Mathews, S. c., has
already, through various agencies,
saved to the producer of cotton some
thing like S5O0,OOO,O0O But this is
Just q beginning.
1t is proposed to insure an even
greater saving through this organi-
cation of the producers, the bapkers
and the business and professional men
Of the South, every one of whom is
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directly interested In the SUCCESS Of
| the producer.
The American Cotton Association,
organized in every state, and with
central office. proposes to bring com.
| mercial freedom to all the South, and
to 30 change rural conditions that the
farm will both attract and hold the
| white man.
1t will have representatives In ev-
cry cotton consuming country, to keep
the producer accurately posted con-
corning supply and demand. 1t will
furnish advance information of the
! worlds cotton needs, SO that plant
ing may be made to accord with them.
Through its publicity department
and, as soon as possible, a weekly
newspaper free from politics, it will
| keep both producer and consumer
fully informed about cotton, its pro
duction, distribution, manufacture and
will post them thoroughly as to fair
prices both for raw materials and fin
ished products. 1t will omit no in
formation necessary to the proper
pricing of cotton and the extent to
which it should be planted.
It is the purpose of the association
to bring about as soon as possible
the establishment of Domestic FL
nancing Corporation to take care OF
| distress cotton, SO that it will not
be thrown upon the market in large
lots, thereby causing price depression.
sion.
viii Have Government Aid.
In this work it will have the sup
port and assistance of the Federal
Reserve system of the United States,
and the influential aid of practically
every financier in the South.
1t will encourage the building of
advantageously owned and properly
regulated warehouses in every cotton
state, and the establishment OF a
warehouse certificate that will pass
as current as a government bond or
gold note.
These are but a few of the big
plans Of the American Cotton Asso-
citation as outlined by President Wan
namaker end other prominent leaders
in the movement. They will be fur
Their set out from time to time, and
the association will bring, as it has
already done in many cases, promi-
nent men of all parts of the South
| to its assistance and support.
Every cotton producer, every bank
er, every merchant, every business
and professional man is sought and
desired as a member; and, through
the small dues collected, it is propos-
ed to meet the expenses of the pro-
ducers' own organization which, when
| it speaks, is going to be heard around
| the worldl
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ORCHESTRA ORGANIZED

Sunday Afternoon at S:45 at the
&cNendree Methodist Church the re-
Gently organized Sunday schoo, or
chest conducted by Prof. Frank A
witch viii give its first public per-
fCrmance-a sacred concert This
sanitation now consists of eight
yiolins. two violincellos. one clarinet
one cCrnet, one trombone. and piano.
Other members will be added soon
w E Fuche, superintendent of the
Sunday school extends to all cor
dial invitation to attend this opening
and the Sunday school service which
begins promptly at O'Clock
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NOTES.


Preparing for Pavins.-Quito a
large force has been busily engaged
for the past several days in placing
brick for the men who are to handle
them in laying on Gloucester street
and the actual work is to begin at
once. The improvement Of the
streets will be the means of giving
employment To many men.
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FIRST MEETING CT cREDiTce

FIRST MEETING CT cREDiTc7o.
IN the District Court OF the taitas:
States Court fer the Eastern ~
sioA of the Southern D'.l"ci o..
Georgia.
" he matter OF l.. c. Thompson
bankrupt In bankruptcy.
y tire creditors CT l.. O. Th)mpso"
i FfZlehurst il the county Of jeff
Devils. said district = ban.7r'l9':
Notice is hereby given that or the
18th day Of September, 1919, the saif
l.. 0. Thompson was duly adjldge.
bankrupt and that the first nicotine
OF his creditors VIII be held q:
Brunswick Georgia. en- Saturday thc
27th day of September, 1918. III ten
o'clock in the forenoon at which time
the creditors may attend prove their
/ claims. appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such ether
business as may properly come before
said meeting
At Brunswick, Georgia, this 18th
dav Of September 1919.
A. H. CROVATr.
! 5 n DELL. ESQ Referee
Attorney for Bankrupt. Hazlelursl.
! Ga
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ct MARk,s CHURCH

Corner of Egmont and Gloucester
streets.
Pev. William Johnson, rector.
Holy Communion at 500 a. m
Morning Prayer and Sermon al
11:15 a. M,
Evening service at $50 D. m.
Everybody cordially welcome.
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First Methodist Church

Rev l., j. Ballard Pastor
Services morning at 1870 . M.
Rex. j. "A. Smith will preach both
morning and night. He has a host OF
friends in the city who will be de-
lighted to hear and see him again
Sunday school 10:1s a. m, 7 +.
Glover. Supt.
You have a cordial invitation to any
and all these services
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SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES

Notice-The News is only too glad to
publish the various church announce
ments but in doing so it would kindly
ask all those furnish same to please
be as brief as possible and furnish
us with as early copy as convenient
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First Baptist Church

Corner Union and Mansfield streets
o. P. Gilbert, Minister.
Preaching by the minister 1870 a
m. and S p. M.
Sunday school 1918 a. NJ, I. e.
Twitty, superintendent.
B.Y.P.U. meets I p. m.
The. public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services are held in Oglethclpc no
tel every Sunday at SIS p. II.
Wednesday evening Testimonial
meeting at SIS.
Reading room OglethOrpe Hotel,
The public is cordially invited 20
attend the services ard visit the read
ing room,
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ST JAMES LUTHERAN

Corner Gloucester anu Wolf streets
G.. n. Yount, pastor.
Sunday school at 10:30.
Morning Service at 1870. AT this
service the Holy Communion VIII be
administered.
. Preaching Sunday might at $50.
A afur attendance is desired and all
strangers welcome.
u. Norwich Street Baptist Church
Corner of N and Norwich Streets
-! J. c. Crimes, Pastor.
Services 1870 and 500 p.m.
Sunday school at 1890 am, c. c
Wilder superintendent.
A cordial welcome to all.
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Fouche, supt. Everybody invited.
NORWICH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH

Corner of N and Norwich s.rHets.
Preaching by pastor, j. c. Crimes
1895 a. m. and $50 p. m
Sunday school 1880 p. m, (. [.
Wilder, superintp nGent.
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BUSINESS MAN sizes PRAISES

suffered fol yekrs With stomach
trouble and gas Continually. Doctors
thought ! had stTnach yrers o. can
GER After las1<attaeS/they advises;
going to Rochester, ASnn. FOR az op-
GRAFTON A ends<9fYised Try Mav"e
Wonderful SbmaK Remedy, which I
did, and l cqhap6Ysing lis praise ;o3
highly. as | cE new eat anything
and everything ii is q sinpie
harmless PREPARATION that removes
the catarrhat mucus from the mites
final tract Jana allays the iniiam2.
tion which, causes practically all sto-
mach, liyqs and intestinal ailments II
Guiding appendicitis. One dose wi !
convinca OF money refunded.
Walsh drug Co., and G, V. Gates anH
druggists everywhere.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Union and H streata
Rev. Edwin c. Hardison Pastor,
Preaching 1880 d. m. and $50 p.
m
Sunday school p. N.
Ladies Aid Society Monday 4 p.
m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday $50 p.
m
Loyal Workers Society Friday $50
p. m.
Members are urged and expected to
0ttend each service. Friends and
strangers are cordially invited. All
are welcome,
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n,kENDREE MFTFuo.,r c4uRcn

M'KENDREE METHOD. CHURCH
Corner of Norwich and Is streets.
Lawrence Gambler Gray. pastor.
Preaching at 1880 a. N. and $50
p. N
Expository preaching-in- the morn
ing and revival message al mT It
The following program will b. ren-
dered by the Fitch orchestra for the
sacred concert beGinning>at+ Q'clgk.
Sacred Overture. Medley of Hymns,
arranged by Palmer. ~ q
-Religioso-RcG1z of Ages,
Boyer.
Sextette from Lucia-I1onizett!.,
The Lost Chord-Sullivan
Offertory. Largo-Handel.
Sunday school at AGO p, m, w. Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
PHILOSOPHICAL STUDENT TO
SPEAK TO Ell PASO PEOPLE

Airs. Harriet futile Bartlett nation
al divisional lecturer Of the American
Theosouhical society. whose heauquar-
tiers at krotona, Hollywood, Los An
Eeies. Calf. arrived IN the city today
from the east and viii give a series
OF lectures here beginning sunday al
p. IN at the county court house
Mrs Bartlett is a student OF re-
iigions the Bible. oriental literature,
the Hebrew kaballah and science. she
brings a unique mass Of interesting
facts 70 the attention OF the listener
Biblical students VIII find much
Of interest I'm her Interpretation. for
it tears nothing down that should
stand. but simply adds new light
and explains the true mystic import
Of the sacred book and proves the in
spiration Of the Bible as the Sacred
Book Of the great Aryian race said
Miss Grace Logan.
Some OF the lectures TO be given are
Biblical Symbolism IN the Light o.
Science The Miracle OF Moses and
Fan Of Jericho How hought-forlns
Explain the Bible" "Theosophy and
the Churches, rs Reincarnation
Taught in the Biolel The Message
OF the Great Pyrae i'd
The first lecture TO be given here
viii be on -Our Glorious Destiny.
Sunday at the courthouse at D. m
wednesday evening she viii speak in
the Woman's club building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Senator Fall
VIII Prosecute
ScanIand Case
Slain Racer Was Former
Chauffeur of New
Mexico Scion.


senator a. D. 4 ar VI ne" ---Al~''
VIII be the special prosecutor when
8Iaf. y. n. ScanIand goes to trial next
~ -..--- -
l---s % ---a 10 On '7
Staying John T. Hutchings, a driver IN
the recent r-r paeo-proenfr road race.
49, $1,000. -.-..,., Il, r,-s, MI
---a
day ana was announced az speclai
meeting Of the automotive trades and
-,i.-t.,--.--- ,..-.,-+...-.+ 80 en- l-,.--,fe-
OF conIne-l7- me report OF the an
nouncement was made Saturday by r.
T r5ritchard director Of the denart-
,,,
FORMER h"piose'
The present plans for prosecution
include the naming Of senator Fall
.-,s.s.r -,~,s..,--,- .-F ,r.-,-
A-oilpaols OF Las cruces apectal
prosecutor. Hutchings was formerly
senator Falls Chauffeur and was
brought 20 view Mexico from the east
By the senator.
II was decided at Friday nights
meeting az the chamber Of commerce
to raise $4,000 among IL Paso automo-
bile men 10 be used In prosecuting
the SLAYER Of Mr.. HufchfnEE. J W
T-frkuairicIz was named 20 direct the
drive. The levy for the fund is 10 be
apportioned among the auto men OF
the CITY so that none viii be required
TO pledge more chan a few dollars.
Funds Being Raised.
in addition TO the sum raised here.
the chamber OF commerce al Alamo
eordo also has raised $500 for nross-
frrtinu r1rrnozaz letter from the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
LIKES
BRITISH PRINCE
Washington Favorably I'm
pressed With Future
EagIish King.

The boards But the BELIEF was that
Che treaty would be out Of the way
before October anyway. and so the
prince went 10 Canada first
His tour there was unquestfou-
ably q success for ft has ndnftfcd-
ir atEeuE thcucd the bonds be-
tween the dumiuion and the
mother country. n bond that had
been slightly weakened By mis-
underHtandlugs during the war.
The ruture king Of England had iu
many respects a much more diff
cult task than the King Of the Bel
ans- Win respect TO Belgium there
Au been an outpouriug Of sympathy
of t1e little country that hravelv
rritust0od the German onslaught and
large need of praise FOR the heroism
1Qr the monarch himself
The prince Of Wares had 30 face q
traditional tendency 10 be Indifferent
.o things English and 10 regard Eng
lfsl royalty as uudemocratic and uu-
preventative Of the march Of mod
ern republlcauism- The downfall Of
an kiss and princes has been a
larorite subject for the war orators
and speakers on both sides Of the po-
iitical aisle in congress didn't always
make an exception 10 that generate
1allon- since the Fague OF nations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
RACE DRIVER
TO Be H0N0RED
Suggest Naming New Ell
Paso Road After Johnny
Hutchings.


The Hutchings highway, in menl-
DRY Of Johnny Hutchings who was
killed while driving in the Phoenix
FL Paso automobile race. is the name
suggested for the new FL Paso 20
alamogordo paved highway by ".
G. Roe. daddy Of good roads 10
I'd Paso.
3Ir. Roe. who spent Saturday work
ing Tor the bond issue, which VIII
make the first unit Of the highway
possible from El Paso to Newman
81. a.. said the naming Of the high
way in memory Of Hutchings was
especially fitting because his home
was at AlamoHOrdo. the eastern
terminus Of the road since he re-
sided in FL Paso for his home Tor
many years and probably drove over
the FL Paso-Alamogordo road more
times than any other professional
driver. Mr. Roe thinks the suggestion
viii meet with the approval OF am
automobile drivers and taxpayers
both in lei Paso and Ote-o COUNTIES
1fr. Roe was using this argument
IN setting out the voters SATURDAY
Cor the bond issue election With the
first link completed TO Newman. Ala
operation with New Mexico WouiQ
supply the remaining links iu New
Mexico to complete the HuLchiu8s
highway 10 Aiamogordo. he said
Business Men Aid.
a committee OF business men were
busy saturday getting ouL the voters
for the bond election ar Roe had
charge Of the general arrangements
for getting a heavy vote out A. l.
Nauuln had charge OF the automobile
section. Glenn curtiss the motor
trucks, Norman Walker was in charge
Of the personal soliciting crew and
+. NJ Bannell was general director
OF The automobile and motor truck
work. Edward Lerner arranged to-
the voters 20 find their polling places
easily and also stationed his district
workers at an Of the polls to set the
voters out for the bond election a
report TO the COMMITTEES al noon m
dicated the bond issue would carry
by a substantial majority although
some opposition was reported to have
developed down the county.
Endorsed BY Chamber
The Tax and Economy committee
Of the chamber Of commerce has Is
sued an endorsement OF the Sseo-9oe
bond amendment The committee also
urged The serial rather than the Ions
term basis OF redeeming the BOMBS
A resolution 10 that effect was
u A. Bandeen. director Of the gov
ernmental research bureau has made
q table showing that the taxpayers
VIII be saved more than $4,000 u
the serial method Of paving Of the
indie btsdness IS adopted by the
county.
me resolution asks that 81 che
bond issue carries the county com
award the contract for the
road building only after the fullest
possible competition in bidding The
committee asks to be consulted il
matters OF road construction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
MINIMUM WEIGHT SET
FOR GRAIN SHIPMENTS

Austin. Texas. Nov. 15.-Minimum
weight OF grain shipments between
points locally and jointly on lines
not under federal control is fixed
OF the car, except where marked ca
pacity is less than 10000 pounds. IN
which ease minimum weights should
be 10000 per car
This minimum is set Ia an order
issued today by the railroad COM
mission 70 be effective from Norem-
Der % to -Iarch 81. 1890. unless other
wise ordered. Cereal food products
ready 10 serve are exempt from the
order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
TEXAS RAILROADS SHOW
DECREASE IN EARNINGS

from the operation OF Texas railroads
for eight months ending august 81,
1919. showed a decrease Of $3.50 per
cent or S6.669,6e5 as compared 70 the
corresponding period Of the previous
year. according TO statement issued
BY the railroade commission today.
The total operating revenue was
sfl3.4Z6.S71. an Increase OF S15.555. zoe
over the previous year. The total
operating expenses were fl02.700. 755,
an increase OF s20.22Z.7s6. TIE in
come above operating expense was
S10,726.116.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Troops Held For
Election Riot
DntyAt Paris
Serious Disorders Occur at
Political Meeting; La
borers Enraged.

Paris. France, Nov. Numerous
troops are being gathered in and
about Paris for use in the event Of
disorders during the elections Sunday.
Gen Margin has been requested by
the government 10 remain in the Vie
cinity of the capital and ID is said he
VIII take command Of the troops in
the Paris district should rioting de-
Telop sunday.
Serious disorders occurred Thurs
day nieht during a political meeting
in The Rassy quarter, when IL EVain,
president Of the LEGAL council and Na-
tionalisr candidate for the chamber
u deputies referred TO the wave Of
idleness' which he said was submerg-
ing Paris.
WorkinEmen 81 the first balcony Of
the large hail became enraged at this
and flung chairs and other articles
upon the STAGE. the meeting breaking
I'D in an uproar-
n EVANS secretary suffered a Sc
we're scalp wound. lawyer a broken
arm and another candidate a face
wound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
C. R. MORRILL, APPOINTED
SUPERINTENDENT OF G.H.&S.A.

C. r. Merrill who has been as
sistant superintendent OF the FL Paso
division OF the Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio railroad OF the
Southern Pacific system. has been
promoted 20 superinte udent An
nouncement Of the change was made
Friday when he took fuu charge Of
the office. He succeeded =. A. O'Don-
nell. who has been transferred 10
Houston
Mr. Morrill, has been acting as
maintenance OF ay engineer in the
houston department while Col. E. =.
Gushing. the regular engineer. was
away in the United States army en-
gineer corps in France. The latter
has returned and assumed his former
duties. Air. Morrill was assistant
superintendent at Ell Paso in 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

The war against tuberculosis and
other preventab1e diseases IS your
war. Buy Christmas seals and health
bonds on sale December 70 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
FREIGHT SERVICE IMPROVED
u.un III nu--u. = Al l L

Five dav delivery on freirht ship
ments from FL Paso 10 the pecos
valley has been obtained as the re-
suit Of new arrangements which per-
nit shipping direct by way OF the
2. & p. railroad. according 10 A. z.
Tadlocll. director OF the chamber Of
commerce traffic bureau. Formerly
freight shipments TO the Pecos valley
required two weeks 20 reach destina-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

alendelssohn began studying musi-
at the age OF 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

debate has progressed in the senate
eoiacidentally with those develop
ments iu internal Europe which reveal
rather strikingly the difficulty Of
making The world over in a year OF SO.
there has been a sliding hack 70
realities.
Those who were predicting al the
outbreak Of the war that not a crown
would be left in Europe are now
awakening 10 the realization that
Europe is fond OF its royalty and all
the orders and customs that accom-
pauy IT,
But The friendly way in which
Washington received the prince was
mere than a mark % tolerant respect
~ European institutions IL was q
tribute 10 the engaging personality
Of Edward. prince Of Wales--Copy-
right 1913, the FL Paso Herald
Goes to WFite Springs.
White sulphur SPRINGS. ~. Va
NoV- 1.-THE prince Of wales and
his suite arrived here today for
-iree days stay The ROYAL guest
VIII remain inC0snito during his
visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
COURTNEY HIGHS
CHAMPION BISCUIT MAKER

Friday afternoon at SIS. the high
school biscuit baking contest OF
which Sc much has been said and for
which so many preparations have been
made. started The judges. as Sc
iected by Mss Margharetta lie Baron
in charge, were Mrs Paul Heermans
and Mrs Thomas O'keefee and Mrs
John Mulkey The award Of first
prize was given to Lucille Courtney.
OF Lamar school Second prize went
10 MERGED Vellot. OF Aoy school The
points observed by the judges in the
awarding OF prizes were as follows
81 points on flavor, 80 points on
liehtness. 10 points on texture. 70
points on crust fcolor, depth, etc-l, 10
points Oh shape and size and 10 points
on manner Of working
Each girl in the contest baked q
pan OF biscuits. the best Of which
was taken out and stamped with o
number. These were then placed in
a large pan and the judges were al
lowed 20 make their choice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-10
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Oi;"e Tablets, the sub
stitute for calone!, act gentir on the
bowels and positively dc the work..
People afflicted with Dad b eath End
quick relief through Dr.. Edwards Give
Tablets. The pleasant, sug r.coated
tablets are taken for bad reatll BY
all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
Tx but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating then to- ratrra. action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
tfia entire system They do that which
dangerous calonel does without any
pf the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive TABLETS without
gripping, painor any disaqeeablc eEects.
DR.. F. Nj. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and Eve, complaint. with the
attendant lad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive Oil; you
will know them by their olive color.
Take oae or two every night for week
and note the effect. l0c and 2oc.