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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
WOULD UNITE CHURCHES

St.Louis, Mo.,'Oct. Reformation
Of a committee to inquire into FEAST
bility of a union among the Protestant
denominations 50 far as their funda-
mental doctrines are concerned was
considered today on the resumption
of the conference of ministers and
.laymen of the Disciples of Christ
christian church,. held preliminary
to the International convention Of
opened here tomorrow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
Falls Passenger
Station Nears Completion

Fergus Falls. Mimi, Oct. IS.-work
on the reconstruction OF the Northern
Pacific passenger station has pro-
crossed far enough SO that the place
can be occupied tomorrow. The sta
ton was wrecked by the Fergus Falls
cyclone a rear ago last June.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
GUS exercise of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
of youth! But the
end of the week finds
you all in you are
tired, listless and lack
the e%nergytogo out for
a vigorous walk or a
round Of the links-or
any other exercise that re-
quires much physical exer-
ton. Many q man, even in
his middle forties, has q
vague feeling that he is
getting old" right
at q time whenh hi should be
at his very best physically.
Andheisgrowing old, not
In the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him-but in the sense thai
his vital forces are wasting
awayfaster than Nature re.
places the worn out tissues
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

It is funny how a man can often
make a square meal out OF round.
steak, take solid comfort on a soft
bed, and vote a straight ticket for
crooked men!
, 1920-01-30
US. NAVY PRHSS NEWS,
January 20. 1870.

10y
WASHINGTON: Consideration If bill
increasing pay Of commissioned and en-
list el personnel of Acmy, NAVY. Marine
Corps, Coast Guard and Public H9alth
Sc vice was temporarily delayed toCay in
Sena e by absence OF several Senator's.
Action expected Friday. Confirmation
of present regulations pr viding colnmu-
tation OF quarters Tor both Army and
Navy officers while or duty either It sea
or in fed provided lor in amendment.
LONDON: Australian Premier III gEes
at Melbourne yesterday said that war
would probably break out in the Pa@fi !"
says central news dispatch. We must
be ready to say thus lar and no further.
I'VE are singled out'ky nations with lust
for Il is country, it is quoled as saying.
COPENHAGEN: Jewish troops have
captured Cuzyn. last own n east Letvia
occupied by Bolshevikl and have reached
Letvia Russian front in many places says
Riga report. Bolsheviki letrea.ing all
along Letvish tFon5 and many places
camps have been anninilated.
NEW YORK: British Consul Bere
makes public official message from Lon
don denying that Ford Grey white in
America took any action in support of
, 1920-01-30

The D. F. B. C. is ready to receive any
challeQe ard we are anxious to use
our powerful guns which have neyer fell
ed and never will.
Thanking you for space,
| am, Sir,
Respectfully
REUBEN j. BRUN,
Member DE-. 3. c.
, 1920-01-30

The Food Commission is getting it
from the merchants who declare that the
price Of sugar as approved by the com
mission Goes not permit the handling of
this precious article at a reasonable pro-
fit. The manufacturers price of sugar
is said to be 13 cents at present, and
after expenses connected with the stock
ing are paid, it will have cost, 1t is claimed,
almost the Is cents allowed 70 be charged
by the Food Commission.
The increased price of Is cents for
milk and 10 cents q pound for live weight
of beef, is now being talked of. AS mat
tiers stand, already many persons must
forego these articles as l~uxuries beyond
their means.
The time in which bids for the furnish
ing, under a lease, Of equipped quarters
for post office purposes in Christiansted
will be received, has been extended to
February 29th. 1920.
The cine show of last night was fairly
, 1920-01-30
OFFICIAL NEWS.
January 20, 1920.

january 70, L9EO
The Congressional Committee to visit
the Virgin Islands, whose departure
from Key West, Florida on board the
U. s.. S. Dolphin, January 80, was an
nounced by Governor Oman yesterday,
was appointed pursuant to G Senate joint
resolution for the purpose Of reporting
fully to the present 66th Congress at
the earliest practicable date, as &c the
genel al conditions existing in the Virgin
ISLANDS. and particularly to lerOrt and
recommend action BY Congress, # there
be need therefor, as o whether The pre-
sent ~overnmen' under the direction OF
the President. should be superseded by q
Civil Government provided tor by an Or
ganic Act Of Congress, approved March
3rd, ~917. The Committee is als) to re
port Upon what. if any leg slat on IS
neces 5ary pending the formation and
adoption OF an Organic Act and IS u the
gene al conditions existing in tie Virgin
lslanls.
Governor Oman returned rom St.Croix
I@o+ = ,ox;- - lo~axl H., z G NiUo.
, 1920-01-30

Jan 29th 1920.
To the Edit r of The AviS.
Dear Sir:
Allow me space in your valuable
paper to say these few words:
| would like to know if the Hero Foot
ball Club of Fredariksted or some other
Club will play the D~readnought F. B. G.
a match on the 22nd Of February on the
Holger Danske Ground at 4 D. m.
st. Thomas Clubs what are you doing?
VIII or e Of you come over to play the L.
+. b. G. match one Of these holidays?
II so send the challenge to MIR. Bartram
Tuitt, Secretary Of said Club, | hope you
will. because we are always ready to
play.
Athletic Boys what are you doing also?
| hope you will soon have another cor
test with the St. Thomas Club and one
with the Hefo and show them that your
Cldb is capf bic in gaining the victory
over them. so go ahead from now and
practice because the last time you played
the St. Thomas Club on he Holger
Danske Ground you saw how strong it
was and so is the Hero of Frnderiksted,
but don't worry over that, | know that
your Club Will be the winner from seeing
you boys play.
, 1920-01-30
FOR SALE

MAHAGONY BED siugle size, with
new mattress and pillow,
DESK and CHAIR made of solid l inch
oak.
BABY CARRIAGE on wheels, willow
wicker.
ELECTRIC ENTRANCE HANGING
LAMP, made of solid brass studded with
colored glass.
A fine assortment of PLANTS Gloom
ing roses, begonias) and ferns.
MOSQUITO NETS.
APPLY TO
No. 80 Strand Street,
R. O'HAGAN.
, 1920-01-30
well attended and proved a very inter
esting exhibition with which everybody
was pleased.
Frederiksted, St. Croix,
Jan. 29th 1920.
Editor Of the st. Croin Avis.

Editor Of the st. Cro1T AVis.
Dear Sir
| beg to advise you and the public in
general, that [ am drafting a letter to
Mr.. Josephus N. Daniels, Secretary of
the United States Navy, appealing to him
to use his valued influence, to send an
nually to these shores some of the great
warships of the United States.
By means Of t :. the public will be
greatly benefit ed through the vast
amount Of morey their Jackies would
spend in these islands.
A we'll drawn plan to entertain these
men at such times that they are here,
and advices tending to avoid unneccessG
ry disp ties which is feared by some PEG
pie, will be published by me later.
l ask that you aid me in boosting this
idea ard further encourage all our citi-
ems to join with me in afixing their sig
nature to the appeal when it is present.
ed.
This recommendation among others
will be included for presentation by me
to the Con miss oners on their arrival
here.
Thanking you kindly
am, very respectfully,
ASHLEY l.. TOTEM.
Delegate, V. l. p. l..
, 1920-01-30

Governor Oman returned rom t.CroiX
last evening on board the u. S. 5. Vixen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Library Trustees
Listen to Reports

Th= regular MEETING 81 the trustees
q ihe E'utlic L.Dra.s vas h@ld az
the library rooms on "Wednesday eve
Ming z. ~ nich reports Ee:- presented
by the librarian. Mss Jennie Smith.
the treasurer. A. T. D-t1-.ruoad. By
Dr.. & c. Whi,.enore ot tse book
committee and by Hon. Frack BED
instou OF the buildings ana g-our1s
committee
There has been large increase
in the access!oas O. books during ,hs
!ast year and E much larger increase
in the number OF readers Improve
nents and extensive repairs have
been carried GU. OF the building to
make conditions more convenient. AS
this Is the preliminary meeting 70
the annual meeting a committee cor
sisting Of Hon Frank Remington.
Judge Frank Shaw and Dr.. II. c.
Libby vas appointed 10 nominate a
slate OF officers for the comin- year.
M-. and Mrs E J. Stevens LEI, on
Thursday for Portland where Mrs
stevens Will enter Dr.. Cousins pri-
vate hospita! for a second opera zion
within few months. They were ac-
coapanied b. their g.andtaueh.er.
Ernestire Stevens. who VIII visit her
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. s. E
Stevens. while there.
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Howard Gesehell

Ho.asd Ge,cheii Of Winston. 81 years
Of age, died THURSDAY morning 2. !
COCK following triet Illness with
Tha. s@eMed 20 he a slight cold. Nr.
oeechel was torn and always lived n
me iowa Of Wiaslow. WHERE he followed
tie vocation Of farming He was a man
Of uncommon abilities. a highly re-
soecse1 citizen. a kid rsixhbo- and
eelored friend. He was the son Of Asa
and Charlotte Spear Ge,che.l and was
the last o. 10 children.
he leaves no relatives nearer thai
arphews and aieces. Is his dauxn,er.
Ms Edith Cole. died about a year and
BALI ago, aad his wife. Mrs Mar
FREEMAN GetcheI. died z5ou, 81.
months ago Since being alone he rs
been kindly cared 70. q, his OWE hou.
- his nephew. Horace Han,en. ard
his wife, who have seen tina. all his
wants have been supplied and his last
Gays made a. happy as possible.
Nj Geichel enjoyed wonderfully rocd
health ali his life. He never enc,oyea
the services Of . doctor. he did no. a.e
glasses to aid him n reading and ke
retained all his faculties For seyera,
years be had been TIRE proud poaseusor
OF the Boston Post cane sor the town
Of Wias!ov. wh.ea passed 70 him after
the death Of the late william Barton.
He was a member Of w.rssor Crane.
which he delighted to attend
Funeral services viii Re held Sstur-
day afternoon at : O'Clock at the home.
Rev BENJAMIN Beatty. who also OIL
{ ted a. the funerals q his wife and
daughter. vii cond3c. the services.
The remains will be placed Ia TIE tomb
m Pine Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

This evening a. o'cIock sharp,
n the Firss Baptist church. Lyceun
patrons will have the privilege OF
hear.ng o.s OF the biggest men OF the
Platform when Fred G. Bale appears
here No lecturer in America has
had mere rapid rise &C stardora.
Ae reason Of this rise Is apparent.
Bale has message and he knows
hoy. 70 impart u 20 his audience. AS
prosecutor III thu juvenile oour, OK
Columbus o. one q the greatest Ju-
VeE.ile courts IN the country, be ac-
c1rnula,e1 Z vast found OF interest
-u- material and Lecame fred With
Al ambition 10 l.. Of service in the
great sora Of conserving the youth
OF Anx!ca-the nations great asset.
His Lecture. The Fourth Line Of De.
feHse." perhaps his mast popular o.
teEIHg. IS ringing call to all tina.
e oest III lest Judge Bales appear
anc@ here VIII be one Of ,ce brightes.
spots in the great Lyceum series Of
Tfis-1s.3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Ex-Service Men
Entitled to Govt.
Hospital Aid

sergeant James L Boyle. State sec.
-eEa-g' Of the American Legion Is
sending OFT from his Office matter in
relation % 'nedica, aid for veterans
Which Is q interest TO every ma.
NEo sacrificed O. endangered hi.
health II the service. Directions al
70 how 20 obtain assistance in re-
ceiTins aid for disabilities is given
IL! the following circular letter:
Many disabled service neea are en-
titled 70 government, hospital care
who have no, applied for II Six hun
cred and forty-ons thousand persons
came out Of the service with disa bill
IL in one form or another. This IS
l. Per cent OF the whole United
States forces Up TO Novembe. :.
1919. only st.tt3 Of that number Rad
received governmen. aid. The other
$4,000. o. the vast majority. do or
may need treatment. II 50 they must
SO acGua;ac the government.
The Public Health Service has al
ready provided - hospitals through
out the country for those now entitled
% treatment Congress is asked for
appropriations to provide care and
treatment for those yet to make an
p.icaticn
Service men must bear in mind.
that War Risk Compensation for
sickness or death later in life will,
Tot be paid. unless within one wear
alIsr discharge, the service man OBJ
iaias certificate covering the III
less likely to result in disability or
iatality- The year OF grace Is pass
ing Now Is the time for action La
Ter on vii! beTo-o late Persons who
came out Of the service with any
physical handicap are entitled to a
certificate and should Immediately
n!e applications for examination and
disability compensation.
TIE test Is whether or not the dis.
ability originated or was axTravated
in the service
Many persons were dischar1.d
--ithout disability rating. That IN
iesei is not a bar to relief. Too many
persons were anxious 70 get out OF
the service as quick as they could
ana Is q result were gambling with
the future condition Of their health.
forgetting that priyations Of army
life. with the Consequent decrease in
heir power OF resistance, old no, tend
20 make men robust and strong. The
nerve that once came to the rescue
may not be present the next time
great demands are made on mind
and body.
There should be public health o.
hcer. physician. In every city and
large town In Maine II there il not.
post officials should communicate
with Dr. W. WI King. 81 Cornhiil,
Boston Mass, the district supervisor
OF the service. and have . reputable
physician appointed ~ public health
ohhcer. IL possible. II 10 required that
this physician recommended shall
have been IN the service. II none
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
INTER-CHURCH WORLD
MOVEMENT LEADERS IT
PRE-COKHENCE MEET

An enthusiastic meeting Of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Advisory
Board Of the Inter Church World
Movement Of North America vas
held Thursday forenoon at 1880 a,
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. for the pur-
pose Of making definite plans for the
Maine Pastors conference. which will
be held in Bangor on March 10. III
and IL.
The meeting was presided over by
Rev. W. R. Wood Of Augusta, chair
man Of the committee, and arrange
menss Of the conference in detaii
we're made 1t was decided to in
vise to the conference every Pro-
testant minister in the State whe,h.
er the denomination Is officiaify CO.
operating with the Inter-Churcn
World Movement or not. It was an
nounced that the railroad fare Of the
ministers will be paid ana the com
mitsee is planning to take the mat
ter up with the church people II
see If other expenses may not be TAX
en- care OF by them.
The State heads of the different
departments OF the work were def.
niteiy confirmed as follows: State
department OF Christian sfewardship.
Rev. John NJ Arters of south Port :
land: spiritual resources. Rev. DAN
lei L Gross Of Woodfcrds: life serr.
ice enlistment. Rev. George +. Fin
ME. Lewiston: missionary education.
Rev George H. Hamlen. d. D.. Lew
fston- There will Also be formed
county committees on each depart.
ment consisting Of one man from
each denominAtion WORKING in the
county and 1t Is proposed to carry on
these four campaigns in:o the last
church in every county.
The committee il also sending out
nsss OF ministers to be corrected and
revised. 20 that the headquarters In
this city win be clearing house for
the state.
II was announced at the meeting
that Governor Carl Z Milliken win
be the speaker at the layman's con-
ference Of the Inter-church Nove-
ment which Is to open at Pittsburr.
Pa. on Saturday next. Prof. H. r.
Purinton Of Bates College and Prof.
Charles D. Woods Of the Agricultural
college 1t Orono are to be amoug the
delegates from Maine. II was also
announced that there viii be held a,
the Hotel Raleigh at Washington, D.
{. from February -. q national
Of church women Of which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

s2ch Is o6tzi.Ahle. 20 state when
makzr4 rscuGReo6Asio1A
II q per1oas feels their defect orig
f.zsed OF WIS aggravated II tie sew
ice. they VII hare the pubic hezixh
oAcs< eIAmine them He 10 the rep
rsseetative Of the Eovsrn1en.- ]. .
Incumbent upon the representative Of
the guvegrNs1I. before refusing med.
sca; attention 10 tie applicant to
prove tia. the disability did nos
originate O. vas aggravated IN tie
service TIE service nan can INSIST
o.. the esnees q the doubt
.pp..cz-sce must De Fled within
- ysa-. Post c6ic.z.s car render
vz-EAbl- service By E2k.Eg cIEEe1s
inquiry IS 10 whether O. Tot any
se-vzcs nsa IN their locality iced 70
D Instructed in this matter Post
oschss I'll 10. 6sSsreceis.s between
members a,d rc--E@oc-s q tie
Legion O.r duty i 20 assist the
government and the disabled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

sTezi.g 20 % The JEh annivsrSzr.
o. tE.ei- marriage were themselves
surprised WIEN their friends arrive
a@a-.1g gifts n honor II the even-
which they -zmsLhered
Among - g.tis ten6e-ed to s.e
most and loscess were f.e wedding
cake and beautiful =. glass vas
c7ata.al1g bouquet Of carnations.
nA-c-ss1s and tressias- Thoug..
:zk=o wholly BY surprise. yr. and
Ars- W1isco-b arose 20 the occa s:on
and responded 20 the kindly remen,
Trance ~ tLe.r friends with genuine
feeling
TIE even.-g was spSn- Il card
piaE.1g and delicious refreshments
ve-e Se-Tsd a. tire close Of .te eve
ming T2os= present were: NJ an I
Mrs. Austin E-agg. M- and Mrs..
George VI Cannon. Mr. ard Nrs
Lewis Pollard. NJ. and Mrs. Fred os-
bo-ne. Mr. and yrs. Charles L.
Ce-cAe.-. Mr. and Mrs c. 2. Kidte-.
9r and Mrs z. ". Crawford. Mrs.
J. 2, Da., Miss Anna Day ard Miss
MARY Whi-cclb, besides the sos- a. :
hostess
Mt ard MIS- Wticconb who was
Miss Fannie Day. were married IN
"aee-V'l.e b. Rev. " II. Spencer.
VITO was than the pastor ot ,he frs.
Eap-is- church Fer - years they
t1Te l4Ted p ne site q their present
@rE- OF Western avenue. although
T@E home kas been bun, in recent
@ars- NJ W-.itcozlo has been il
business n me city for many years
Soducti1< marks. on Ire corner O.
Main and Common streets. where Il
= stii! located
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

NfA a. ". Psahedy . etzt-a-- A.
the bead oS the eo,<sr=-os - =
Ms Woodrow WESoe
DE-. L b 3f0wer q tbs ETY. -,
made . member os TIE exsr-r.
committee a. the meeting T.s-a
prreea< we're: Per. ". P wc-..
chairman. az A-xGs,2: Dr. C-4.
D. Woods. secretary. % o-c.o. p
r. 8 sCapsoc q E.rScr. N,.
Hatch d Ras-oes1- Per-. Ton syt.
Of Woodfor6A Ars- John r. -eec--
son Of Portland. Rev Joka II A-.z
Of South Pogs;Ald- Rev C<orr.
FsEnse Of Lewis-oz- Rev. Geo-r.
Hanien- D. D. Ct Lerlxeo-- Per. -
( Archibald D. D C Po-.lz-s. -
Charles HARRIET. q Portland s~
". Reynos6s % Newport Per :
whitsemsre. D. D. G. ws.eTe -
A. z NcrrsA d. D. ot B11y.-. az.
bert J. Brooks. Sesi s=.r-a-r. =
waserTl.e. and Rer J. E.-s~
Thompson q Wateyv1-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Bourque Post
and Auxiliary's
First Get-Together

TIE E-s- social Ee1-sogsl1S- OF s0S
.-s1s Pest ot ,hs American Le-
~ca and is Auxiliary occurred O.
-..rsdzy evening - Ihs Legion hall
Z tie Sentinel building and Va.
racS- successful and ensoyah,e AFFAIR
zse x1s = large Company p-esen,
{ Re e-s. oe tie evening vas pass
Il N card Playing. after which re-
f-eShneats q sandwiches and DELI
csa-s cake and coffee were served
Later dancing was enjoyed With Ec-
Sc - the Ansrscan Legion c.cass-
- TIE committee from the Auxii-
az consisted OF Mrs. william H
Murray. Chairman: Mss Helen Cur
rs. Ms. -aEses z McIahoa- Mrs
Jcaa G. Tovre- Ms Ciandie Y.
S--cu- and Lrs Edward WEIGH
F-n The Post the committee co.,
szx-si # William Z Murray. Clao-
lie 7. StEcs, and Walter Austin
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EDUCATION
BOARD MEETS

The regular McltEly meeting q
the wa.e-ri,ie Beard Of Edocat.on
was he,6 Iaz- eveoing :, the o4ce ot
.he superintendent % schools IN
City hais- Routine matters occupied
the SeSs.o1-
~ rhe opening q the meeting the
records 9. the previous meeting were
Rad ard approved
The roll q accounts ssfisf f9- che
Common schools and $.+s. .or the
high school. was passed
The Superintendent 0. ssio-o.s re-
ported tia. tie Pleasant stree, sctoo.
would have 30 D. closed Friday OF
account Q. trouble ~.th tie sewer
TIE matter - renewal ct irs1r-
alce was LEI. with the superintendent
81 schools
TIE matter Of tie district nurse
was brought Up by Superintendent
Patten L- Pa-,e1 said that size
was working un6e- ths direction Of
,he health center He desired that her
WORK in the schooi b< under the au-
-Eo-.zation OF tie Bard of Educa-
..on-
The o1e- q ,he Heath Center Tas
accepted with TIE understanding
that tie nurse wor. part tine cate-
TIE direction of tie superintendent ot
schools, without paE
Il was STATED tLa- already. through
the efforts Of me district nurse. a
case Of velsreai disease had been
discovered. the victim being . gi-.
ot eight years. i: was stated
Several questions arising <ro-, -e-
quests fo- transro-tat ton OF school
children. were discussed The eces-
ion was tabled The ,ani.or ot the
western arenue school having re-
signed. the matter Of his successor
Eas eft to the Superintendent q
schoels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

T-e MANNERS q Company G re-
ce!yed t1e4- din pay toE .ke year y.
1873 q the regZ;ar drill q the coz
racy which yAs lid Wednesday exc
hing - tie -truorT- \ new Tag "a.
l-e- reSe.Tsd from cLe Qasrte-uak
-er aEl1 @oE! has " = received from
-A1.--aE- G-as-z! Presson ,ha. rhe
coEapaoy VII sooa De ezTippei with
Ia. automatic Browning machine
ECaz- Also -ocI sp:-z. legsiaxs viii
zsyc1 oe Issued Capt Water Ha.-
-. Instructor II tls Ee.l1rt Ma.
tina G-4ni Will &c in t7~-r. the frs,
~ Mari. ard - III Ed.c. tie Fed
raj inspection for ,he conpar.
I.ze-e -F.i. sooa d recruiting dr.va
Tor -rs=z. ---s 50 that tAe Company
Kay - brought Up ~ its full
st-eng,-l Ok ~ raemle-z The CON
Esany l1~ C4m 1@Es - EElistnea.
ma y 1lz6e tor from one 70 three
-e2rs-
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of s&nmach
sufferers ne ding nov. Instead of
taking TONES. q trying to patch up .
por digestion, they ne attacking de
1ess cause u tie 1ihn0t-e3o0ed
liver and 6sxdaed bowels
d.. Edw4ds' Olive Table4s aruuse
he liver h . soothing. heaEng vzy.
WHEN the liver md bowels ne pa-
forming thek natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach tuuh1ea
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite, . hzy. don't
cHe feeling. no ambition q enaU,
trouble with un&eested foods? TSke
Olive Tabiets. the substitute fu eaIomeL
d.. Edw1rds' Olive TabietS are 4
purely vegetable compound mind with
olive oil. YoQ viii know them BY der
Give ouaor. They do the woek without
enuns. cramps q pain.
Take ore q two It bedtime fr quick
relief. Eat what you ike. lQc and Sr-
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WOMEN'S CLUB
PLANS SHOW

4 Few departure for open night
il tie Woma1's club has been IT.
Gs-tsEsn By tie Domestic Science d.
pa-tnsar which viii put OF a min
s-rel SHOW Ct the evening o. Feb
r-ary . a. tie Silver theatre FOR The
entertainment @. the entire club
membership. This Is tie mos. az
bilious program ever attempted ty
any department and IS sure 10 rnees
with success ard approval T.e-,
viii be about = = the cas-. ard re-
hea-sa!s are being held frequently.
As the AFFAIR advances outside help
Will BE- obtained for putting on the
finishing touches Tie specia,ties are
said 10 &c especially good and the
club women are hooking forward will.
p!easurabls anticipation to the event