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then stop II yau find ihat You are out
| ~ srsHfth. year hshrt beat i forced
| trembling or irrcgaiar you may be Il
siciim ri functional nr arganis. heart
tronbie- II you feel that yom must
snohe chew or snuff tn quiet Your nerves.
you are 4 slafc 10 the tob.Gcco habit, and
are positively poisoning yourself with The
aeadiy drnes nlrniine. In either case Won
nave JnSt two alternatives keen on with
the selt poisoning Process Irrespective If
,he dangers aud suffer the consequences
or give np The habit and escape the dan
gers. fnn can overcome the craving and
stop the habit in very short time by
using the following inexpensive formula
sn 10 any drug store and ask for Nieo,ol
tahicts. take one tablet after each meal
and IN a comparatively short time ynu
VIII hste. no desire for tobacco, the cray
ing VIII have left YOU. With the nicotine
pelSnn ont of your system your general
health viii quickly improve
Note-when asked about Sieotol tablets
one Of our leading druggists said. eli is
'trnN wonderful remedy for, the tobacco
hahit; away ahead of anything We hare
ever sold before We are authorized nv
the Manufacturers to refund the money ~
every dissatisfied customer. aud we would
not permit the use OF our name un.as- the
remedy possessed unusual merit" Nieo,ni
tablets are sold in this city under an iron
Elsa money back guarantee by All unto.
date druggists. incistsing The owf drug
store aud the Corner Pharmacy
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doctor Tells How to Detect
HdrmJul Effects Of Tobacco
Try These SIMPLE TESTS

Nav ycrk: Doctor Common. formerly oi
Johns Hopkins hospital says Many
|s.s-. s.v ..ivAe. cHew or snuff inecssant
N and who are seemingly healihy are
fnffering from progressive organic all.
|n*niS Thousands ~ Them wnuld never
pave been afflicted had IL not been for the
rsc 81 tobacco. aud thonsantS would soon
fet we'll Il they would only stop the use
fnbaseo. The chirf habit forming prin-
'tple Of tobacco is n sotine. deadly not
3on which. when absorbed by the system
3iowly affects the nerves. membranes, tis.
fucs and vital organs of the body The
Parmful effect of tobacco varies and de.
I'ent'S on circumstances One MI,i be
ifiictesi With general debility, oihess with
tafarrh ~ The throat, indigestion. con
lffratiun, extr.me nervousn,'S~. Sieenlrss-
tess, loss ~ memory, lack VI will power,
pehtai cnhfHeinu. ate. Others may suffer
rom heart disease. bronchial trouble.
furdeni3e of the arteries, tuberculosis
Piliidneks or even cancer or the common
s-rlicfiun known as tobacco heart IL ron
| se tobacco In any form you can easily
eject the harmful effects hy making the
blowing simple tests Read aloud one
u rrge from boob III, In the conrse
feldiDg sour yaice becomes unified
nisse and indistinct, and Won must ne,
eiFy CLEAR your throaf. The chances are
.s.s your throat IS affected by catarrh
4 i may be he beginning Of more Sc
~ rouble. Next. In. the morning be-.
re king yonr usual smoke, walk up
rec flights OF stair at Regular pase,
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THURSDAY, JULY II
Louis Benniscn

Johnny Burke comes east in order
10 visit his ward, Adcline Batter. who
is staying with her uncle and cum,
the Van Pelt Butlers The Dll lei
are supposed TO be rich Long Island
people. When Johnny arrives az the
Butler estate. the first thing he does
is 10 insist upon the chauffeur of the
jItney accompanying him into the
house. The taxi driver. who has more
inkling OF the barriers that keep him
from such place as the Buffers is
reluctant TO go in. But Johnny insists.
The scene that followed is sparkling
with original comedy The chauffeur
escapes. but not before Johnny forces
a couple OF drinks in him. Even Ade-
line. whom Johnny calls his partner.
is al first inclined TO look down upon
him. because he has not the su,Srfi :
cial graces and habits or the drawing
room. She finally realizes where her
real happiness lies.
Two reel Slap Stick comedy. fea;ur-
ing Billy West. We don't know
about this comedy
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no cur Children Respect Your
Wishes?

The old idea that children should
|respect their parents because they are
parents is still commonly accepted
md perhaps they should, but OBJ
|serystion shows that they don't
Children simply respond in a ma !
Fusal way TO the methods used in
dcaling with them. For example. one
method may appeal TO the individual
rstigct of fighting and the child will
sh0y signs of combativeness and dis
EcspAei: another method may appeal
p higher instinct and the child will
show a kind spirit and entire respect.
and SO his general behavior is con-
siantly determined by whichever me-
|hcd p-edrminates in his training.
Parental respect mus be earned
And II also can be kept, but only al
/ he expense of some rime and a;ten-
kon.
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THE
THE AMATEUR ADVENTURES.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 16.
Emmy Wehlen

ne ANA tUH NUVEN TUHESS.
She Is seen as Norma Wood. 2 Esr'
who tires OF her monotonous existence
and determines 10 seek the adventure
which she Graves Two things are
necessary. however. for theaindertak
ing clothes and money. neither oi
which she Possesses. How she even
tually gets them. and what she en-
counters on her quest for excitement
Is cleyerly shown in this brilliant and
Sclntillating comedy. The Ilay alsC
tells os the romance and love which
comes into her life and how she de-
cldes that these are the greatest. big
gcst adventures after all Miss Web
len il seen In the cleyeresI character
izaiiOn of her career
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Making the Most Of Our Children
Series OF Plain Talks to Parents
BY Ray G. Beery A. B, M A.
President of the Parents Association.
A father wrote TO me:
President of the Parents Association.

we have five healthy chill
dren. four boys and one girl. or
late the boys have been grow
ing more lax about respecting our
wishes. When ! tell one OF them
10 do something, he generally does
1t but Is very slow about il. How
can | get them TO obey quickly
and also make them more inter-
ested in work."
First get your boys interested more
in you. One good way 10 do this
would be TO get a tennis racquet and
tennis ball. reselving this as youl
check on them.
Show these boys OF yours that you
have in You the power to add directly
10 their happiness or TO dc rive III
Of pleasure, This can be done easily,
and when YOU succeed yon will have
gained a point decidedly worth while
You then will be in a position 10 in
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summer c0mpIaInt 10 chlIersn.

There Is not anything like - many
deaths from this disease now as before
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoca
Remedy came into such general use,
When this remedy Is given with castor
oil as directed ard proper care Is
taken as TO diet. II is safe to say that
fully ninety nine out of every hundred
cases recover. Mr.. W. G.. Campbell
of Butler, Tenn. says. Il have used
Chamberlain's Collie and Dlarrhoea
Remedy for summer complaint In
children. II is far ahead os anything
! have ever used for this purpose"
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honorably discharged from me ma
rine corps after four years service.
His HON. was in Al ii-. Texas.
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and are going 10 have IN III fnrure.
since your boys are In she hihis
of being 1lule lss or sou ah,si
obeylnE. make n rule for ssssral
days AZ least NOT 20 commsrd any of
chem 20 90 any - 'r'fis lhlns unless
ne = within ten feet % yol and you
have his andiviasd attention. N he
4 farther away than this, sqeak hs
name clearly and say. ~coms hsre "
When he comes announce your errand
n q friendly. confidential way.
Children treated IN this manner not
only should bai will respect ihsir
parents naturally.
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l
upon you in a different light. and viii
be much lore ready TO respect your
wishes.
Manage che racquet and hall In this
fashion: Announce that as soon as
all Of you get your work done you
will invite several other boys in and
have a game with the tennis ball
When the time comes. put them all
into a happy mood by laughing and
talking. Take 4; for granted that YOU
are the one 10 use the racquet. Have
one boy stay with yon 10 catch the
ball as Il is thrown In from the field
by other boys and send the rest out
10 catch the flies" as you bat them.
Let the smallest boys come up close
and give them easy ones TO calch,
while the older boys may be out far
ther in the yard. To the latter. OF
course. YOU will knock very high ones.
After each Fly" is caught. by the
youngest or the oldest. say good, "
enthusiastically. II bali is missed
say Almost" or Well get II the
next time. won't we?" If one boy
misses every one. say. Wen learn
to catch them after little practice.
all right" The idea is 10 keep them
all in the highest spirits eoAible all
the time.
In ten or fifteen minutes. with the
ball in your own hand. say, "All right.
Wei put up five more flies and that
will be all for this time Here goes
number one. Say. that's q high one
Good All .ighi. here goes number
two" etc. Announce he last. and
after the ball is thrown back 10 YOU.
start Immediately TO The house. saying
II see we're going to have some great
sport with this outfit"
Make the greatest possible use OF
the spirit OF goodwill created by this
play Maintain the friendly spirit all
through the day. Talk TO them about
the good times YOU all have together
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WAS RETURNED HERO, BUT
WAS SHOT FOR HOBO

hutchinson. Kan. July To- Elmer c
Adams hasvesa hand. who was 'bsat-
ira his way on the bumpers az a
Rock Island froight lrain WAS shot
and killed Sunday by Brakeman Fay.
The shooting occurred while the
trainment We're trying 10 clear the
train OF number of buns" as he
train was leaving Huteh.son.
Papers on the bedy showed he was
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Papers on The bedy showed he was
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MILLIONS
Suffer from
Acid-StoIIlac|l

Nnaaas ~ rssri~ saarr year steS year
ffsla sIusn,s snocfInx ufA1fic4uf ftsit
=. a al ,he ls-ls nefff cfsarirs fnaf th<<f
M MAIN can ~ ffarf1 fIfttfiff1 aeff ftru
rrn nefe q he reason port a.krets.a
rresns pnsr tonfishHffn ni ~ zoe asnritr'
orrans srsl glssDc. 1T to- ho>iy. The Z Nod =
ilnfa1sefshsd-fr frrouaet WA thi,. tiss tsn.
Allnsnts nl n.any Elpis sfiint ,L.n ,a.n %
conditions, pillnlsns<<. feseinstlsn lam.
ras0. sfiffles. re8srsi ussknrsk fn<s OF
rosef ans energy. headache, tnsomnis,
nfftossufss r,fffai deQfe<sion-eesnm mofc
.~rlous Ailments an - sstaffn sni cancfr
- ,he .flfnsris inisftiusl uietfs, tllfhosis
~ sre aser tass. tf0atlr-sil ut thess can
,,its.n be ,fsEei directly o. acti ~tofn AN.
Lerp saarp loo knus fof the ORA symptoms
Of acid -sson chin q is estian, hestioani,
usichlnf. fool ftpfstlns. tnss sNiui faihiai
bloat alfer eating. ant sour, rsssy sfom.rn.
KATONlc, shr sonccrfai mods fn rrmriy ."t
aciastnrnash. 10 guafafSert " snns IuNs
northumberland n misefcs tnoussnas
ssy they never dreamed that anytn.nx coan
lrlnr s1eh speedy fellef- AMI mak them trst
- mucb trtter IN every vsy. ffy kAiONiV
AID you. too, viii De ltst a. enthusiastic ~
IL pfa.se MAIZE yoar nte worm iisinf 90
sches or palls--uo hlnes of ufi1ncholy no
nlofr of lnst tirrd. .isuess teeiing ~ vel
ami strong Get back youf rhy sicai apd msf
tsl punch, ynar vim. siror and vitality. for
viii slwsys be weak and sllng - hons - yor
nave arid ssomscn- So set fd uf II go.
Iakr EAIosIC Tahiets-they taste good
,ou cat thefn like a ht OF candy. fouf urst
slst has EAroNiC-to cents ief hix bos.
siet a ior froua ham today and II 700 sfe nos
ssllsled he viii refund your noney.
- A-AA1~
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Several large mining concerns in
Germany have gone bankrupi because
OF the SUSPENSION OF work by their
empioves.
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Mesquite el,es

Just as soon as you feel the effect o
the Malarirl Germs alter i'elns Sitei
by Malaria Mosquitoes. Il IS adviaabl'
10 take GROVES TASrEIESs chill
TONIC tn destroy the Germs and re-
move The lmpgniles Pleasant 10 take
Coo per bottle
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fATONIC
= (roR your : clD-sfoAAcD

fluence ihe children, who viii hook
upon you in a different ligh, and VIII
be much lore ready 10 respect your
wishes
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
NEWS ITEMS TAKEN
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Post City Post
Ossle McClintock made a business
trip 10 Tahoka last week
We ar, informed that several drill
ing propositions are well under way
and Il seems most certain that a
number Of rigs will be spudding in
IN this vicinity before many weeks
Lease speculatlons. such as should be
discouraged. until the first well is
brought in. have been quite active for
some time. Several test wells are
now going down in Stoncwall County
to the east Of us. one in Lynn Coun-
~ TO the West One is soon TO be
started in the John Slaughter ranch.
:he contract being already signed.
The Geologist has been on the ground
for the purpose of locating the exact
site. Ten wells have been decided up
on covering counties to the North
backed by strong interests. These
latter are the result of the gas well
brought in North of Amarillo some
time ago.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
CANNED BLOOD" USED
BY SURGEONS IN WAR

Washington Use Of canned
blood" one Of the remarkable devel-
opments Of war surgery. was describ-
ed today By the Surgeon Generals Of
flee for the benefit of the families Of
hundred Of soldiers whose lives were
saved by blood TRANSMISSION.
During a heavy attack 1t was i'm
possible to arrange for TRANSMISSION
direct from persons, so the fluid was
drawn previously, stored en- ice. then
used in emergency cases.
by these methods many men were
returned to their families. who in pre-
vious wars would have lived but few
hours" the departments statement
asserted
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determine whether the Commissioner Court
~ this county shall he authorized % levy
Assess and collect annually while SAID bonds.
OF any af them are outstanding. a tar upon
az iaashle property within said district sui
icicni 90 pay the current interest uu SAID
bonds. and provide sinking iund suiiicieni
90 pay ihe principal a. maturity.
Az persons Who are legally qualified voters
81 ihs State and 81 this County aud ~ho
are resident property taxpayers in said dis'
trict shall he entitled 10 vote AZ. said clec
ton
Sad election ~ss ordered by the Count
Judge ~ this cognty. BY order made the 18th
day of February, 1919. and this notice is giN.
IN n pursuance Of said order
Dated She 18th das ~ February, 1919
& A HDiCOMB.
GD sheriff Lubbock County. Teas.
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ITEMS on INTEREST FROM
THE LYNN COUNTY NEWS

A regular old fashioned box sup
per was given by the citizens Of the
New Home Community last Saturday
night A large crowd was present
and bidding for the boxes was lively
for time. The neat sum Of s47 90
was realized from the supper. and
will be used TO purchase an athletic
equipment for the boys and girls OF
the neighborhood
A. r. McGonagll. progressive
stockman farmer Of the Edith COM
munity. renewed his subscription to
the News Saturday Mr.. McGonagill
is one among our many appreciated
subscribers and is prompt to keep his
dates well ahead. so that he may not
miss a copy Of the county paper.
Mrs. James erie, Of Hurley. n. NJ.
came in last Friday to visit with the
family Of II. c. erie. Mrs erie has
been at Plainview for the past few
weeks visiting with her parents who
reside in that city. Her mother is re-
ported quite sick at this time.
Judge Lockhart spent the greater
part of the week in the surrounding
towns and cities around Tahoka on
legal business in connection with the
District Court, which convencs here
Monday.
Mrs Charley Shook and children,
came in Friday from Plainview, Tex
as, on visit to her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. II. c. erie. She will probably
spend several days in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Prof. Hester, ,eacner Of the Edith
school, brother Of Miss Grace Hes
ter. teacher in the Tahoka High
School, was in town Saturday visiting
his sister, and attending to business
matters.
Dick erie, printer Of the Plainview
News, was here Saturday and Sun
day visiting with his parents He re-
turned Monday morning
r. J. O'Rear, merchant in the New
Home neighborhood was here Satur-
day purchasing supplies Of our mer-
chants.
Miss Grace Leedy, Of the Midway
community was one among the many
visitors in Tahoka during the latter
part of last week
Misses Lottie Loften and Ruby
Cole. teachers Of the New Home
School came in Saturday on a shop
ping tour.
Misses Lottie Boles and GENEVA
Curry were weekend visitors to Lub-
book
w J Anderson. Of New Home.
was a business visitor in Tahoka Sat
urday the 22nd
The local banks observed Wash
ington's Birthday last Saturday by
taking a holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver and
little son, were Lubbock visitors Sat
urday.
J J. Atkinson. becomes a reader Of
this paper beginning with this issue.
Charles F. Shook, Of Plainview, was
in Tahoka Saturday and Sunday
District Court begins in Tahoka
next Monday, March Bird,
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Great interest is being manifested
by the members Of the local camp Of
the Woodman of the World in their
team which they are preparing 70
send to Dallas in March 10 participate
in the Grand Lodge meeting VIII
will be held there, and we think with
the material which the camp has to
work with, will make good impress
sion on the minds Of the judges Of
the contest.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE
THF STATE on TENAS
10 the sheriff o. Any ccns,sbi. oil Lubbock
County. Gfsetiaft

THF sTATl on TtNAS
To the Sheriff o. Any Constable oil Lubbock
County, creetingi
You. are hereby commanded 90 e.use 10 hs.
posted for ten days, exclusive 81 he day oi
posting before the return DAP hereof, ~
thee 81 the most public places In Jour
county, one 81 which shall BE a. the Court
House door aud no i1o Of which shall be "a
the SAINT cty 90 town and also "a cause 20
be published iof ten days before the return
day hereof. in newspaper 10 your County
of general circulation, ~hich has been con
tinuously aud rsgulArly published fof psr'
od Of not ess than one year, copies OF the
TIiE STATE or TExAs
10 al gersgns interested y The estate 81
HfkNuAkD ADOLF SCHkitAtk and Itk'
HARD JOHN. SCiiRiEvER, minors, John y.
County f9srt ot lubbock county. on The 10Th
dsy w QUAR-. Wy, ior rsmpptssy letter.
and w Al he MT regular term b ~
Rfan1d Permanent V.sslefs et Lusfiisnsh,p
q ", 'ais e ~, riho,. sad Ighp
R se spS, r r, 'ss "a u.'.a '"T' Y.
~ !, ,.ss Term q VA court
u s' x. 'RE E ~ y sOs hos; is Y he S ess'
shah time ~ pgrsons Interested u AIT -
apple alton. add ,ho~ ssnsf, Il ~ lhsfs ",
WI said appointments .hoali not BE- made
llfhtiN YAH NOT NJ hats Tun hsleff
said Court, ln lhr llffi iaf ~ The nt.i term
lllnrerf The elli sllh gnlf ItlufH lhlffon
ihqr ~ hos fqn have .sfglei me SANE
lHl,hptt Iets,. this ara dal % lahaaff
SAN RAYS rlsfk
tesalf tsnn lssiaik teeAlF fl.es
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SAVE THE STARVING
IN BIBLE LANDS

TO the Citizens Of Lubbock County:
To save from starvation four mill
lion stricken refugees. the victims Of
Turkish oppression and brutality
To enable them to become again
an industrious. self supporting people
no longer dependent on outside aid
A campaign is being made TO raise
Thirty Million Dollars and Lubbock
County's part Of this fund is s9s0.00
You are asked to give, 20 give gen
erously, to save four million suffer
ers from cold, hunger, diseases. Ger
tain death. Never has such call
been made to the humanity Of Amer
lea. Every dollar you give is an in
vestmcnt IN the resurrection Of a
race. an investment that will result in
lasting benefit not only to those you
help but TO America and to the world
Many demands have been made on
your generosity, but not even those
who have responded to all Of them
have reason or excuse for refusing
10 make some contribution toward
the relief Of the Armenians The
whole country is being called upon,
and the people Of Lubbock County
must do their part toward the success
Of the campaign
Leave your contribution AT either
bank or hand it TO me before the
banks close Monday March Bird. Give
for Humanity's sake
ROSCOE WILSON,
Chairman. Lubbock County Commit
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SANDSTONE ENHANCES
WHEAT CROPS VALUE

Snyder, Texas. Feb. 20.-W. l..
Gross said today that the sandstone
last week was an advantage to his
wheat crop and estimates that il is
worth IS an acre more now than be.
fore the sandstPm came
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

Marion A Daniel, one o. the iis.
charged navy boys. stopped over here
few DAYS the first u the week with
friends. Mr.. Daniel has been In
training camps IN California for about
nine months. and u now on his way
home near Tatum
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

H. P Caveness. one Of Tahoka's
School teachers with his family, was
here last Saturday shopping and
transacting other business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

Fred Mcdaniel, wife and daughter.
we're here the first part Of the week
from Sudan, shopping and visiting
with acquaintance
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

Miss Alice jenkins Of Seminole,
stopped over here the first Of the
week. 20 visit friends
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AT AlsA9RIFIcE.

will sell all " household furni-
ture at a sacri fee. Louis A Robin
son. Phone $50. BAL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
Quit laxatives,
Purges; Try mr.
Mr. Tonight - Tomorrow Feel Right

II is a mistake TO continually dose
yourself with so-called laxative pills.
caiomei. oil. purges and cathartics
and force bowel action. II wcakens
the bowels and liver and makes con-
slant dosing necessary.
Why don't you begin right today TO
overcome your constipation and get
your system I'm such shape that daily
purging win be unnecessary You
can DO so n you get 20 box Of
Natures Remedy mr. Tablets) and
take one ca1 nisih for o week or so.
Mr. TabletA dt,A much more than
merely cause neasant fasy bowel ac-
ton. Jhs mNlicinef acts upon the
digestivf s+wcll as enminative organs
-prometosrrvod digestion. causes the
body to-get &c nourishment from all
the food YOU cat gives you good.
hearty aPrctte, Strengthens the liver
overcomfs bfiousnsss, regulates kidney
and bowel acton bnd gives the whole
body a Thorough elefning out This
accomplished you wllfot have TO take
medicine every day. vi occasional Mr.
tablet win keeps your body ia condi-
ton and'youI ca Always feel your best.
Try ,Naturef Hemedy fNlt Iablctsl
and Prove tliis, II Is the best BOWEL
medicine that You can use and costs
only pc per box, containing enough 70
last twenty-five days. Natures Rem
edy Mr. Tabletsl Is sold. guaranteed
and recommended by your druggist.
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This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
"Gets-It Makes Corns Come Cd
The "Banana-Peel' Wayl

Why have to flop on the floor.
squeeze yourself up like the letter
''Z". and with bullying eyes draw
your face up into wrinkly knot
while you rougc and pull al the
quick" of a tender CORN That's
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

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