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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
Athletic Committee WIN Meet.

erican Legion, whicn Is in charge Of
arrangements for the boxing smoker
to be held April 10 in Happy Canyon,
will meet Monday evening at 1880 in
the East Oregonian office to hear the
report of Chairman Jack Dolph, who
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
ro-Eights are:

Earo-Eights are: Hartford shoch
ahsorbers Duplex headlamps with
Liberty lenses, Waltham CLOCK (elght-
day), Motormeter, Cord tires (33 py
inches), Cole thief-proof wheel ana
tire carrier, automatic motor-driven
tire pump with air hose and guage at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

Permit for Church Issued.
A permit for the erection OF tho
African NJ l.. Church was issued by
the recorder today. The cost is to be
S2500 ard the location so4 Willow
Willow street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

tached. automatic brake adjustor,
combination dash and service lamp.
triple capacity vacuum tank. lock door
handles and automatic door switch
illumination on enclosed models, and
other refinements that are usually
found only in the custom built cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

large number Of local Oddfellows
plan 10 drive to Helix this afternoon
and evening TO assist the lodge there
in putting on work in two degrees for
a good sized cla.s of candidates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
Ciande WrIsdcn Com.ng.

Claude Wrisden, OF Arlington, "a
nephew of Mrs. w. III. Morrison, Is ex-
pected to arrive here today TO spend
Sunday In Pendleton as a guest at the
Morrison home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

inf forfeited IS bail in police court
this morning. The Holdman Auto Co.
charged with parking a car ON the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

will be 10 preaching at the church to-
night. The Sunday morning service
will Is held Mt Il at the Methodist
church and the evening service at the
Presbyterian church
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

Bluford Buzbee, OF Pilot Point. Tex
as. Is Pendleton visitor. He was
called here by the illness of his broth
er. Rev. E. v. Buzbee, who is serious
ly i'll.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
VIII Reopen Glasses

Glasses in home hygiene and care
Of the sick will be resumed on Mon
day with Miss Helen counihan as in
strlictor. The classes will be held at
2 p. m. and at p. m. at the county
library.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

E. E. I<ddle. OF THE State Highway
commsslon and NJ. o. pennett. state
highway engineer. are In Arlington
inspecting the road work OF that sec
tion OF the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20

has returned from Portland with
1ft. .tus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright. 1910. by thu Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
WHAT'S ON YOUR GooDY SHELF?

There are lots OF compensations for
the hard work and many responsibilities
connected with the role in life of being
housewife, and not the least Of them IL the
satisfaction that the housewife has Mt
this time of the year in well stocked,
neatly arranged poody shelf. There il
nothing exactly like that sensation of
viewing the result of your handiwork, j,
patience and skill ns IL IL arranged before
you in nicely labeled jars and glasses aud
bottles of jams. ielllss, preserves and
pickles. II represents some capital IN
vested too, and you know ss you survey
1t that every lar means at least one meal
enriched because Of your forethought and
providence. wonder whether tho suooosa-
iul actress reads favorable comments on
her new production. or whether the
novelist looks Of display OF her most re
cent work Of fiction IN the window Of the
popular book shop with any more thorough
satisfaction
Now after the shelf IL oil stocked there
is still something To bo said about the
best way to go about using up the goodies.
In most families there occurs each year
special run on some one kind Of pre-
serves or pickle an q in n good many fami-
lies the inevitable result IL that that favor
ite sort IL ured up early IN the season
Now this j, of course rather foolish One
clever housewife, realizing that Tor one
reason or another in most households there
- always a ruperabuDdanee ni rone one
kind of canned goods at the end of the
year made some careful deductions on
prper at the outset of the season She
wisely wished to hive everything eaten
IN the course Of the winter She came to
some such conclusion ms this There were
twenty bottles Of crtsup ten nf Hplex
grapes, fifteen of chilli sauc . ten of muk-
tard pickles This meant for each month
two bottles Of catsnp one of spiced grupe",
one and n half of chill sauce and one oi
mustard pickles Instead of arranging
her goodies on the ahclf according to
kinds she arranged them according IL
months. Then reckoning on .easou oi
slr months whom Hhe wruld want canned
vegetables and fruits she had something
like this for each month Two quartz ot
canned peaches, one pint of canned plums
two glass of peach butter. three lars
ot canned tomatoes, etc All her put up
things were good and there WAS no rraaon
why they should not all be used and by
means Of her little plan she rnsnaged ~
have VARIETY and plenty for the entire
season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ANNUAL DOLL SALE.
To be Held by Junior Board Of Homeo'
pathic Hopital.

The annual doll sale Of the Junior
Board of the Homeopathic Hospital VIII
be held December | st the New Century
Club. Mrs T.. T. Negendsnk, wboNs
president of the Junior Board, and Mrs
String will be chairman for the supper
committee.
Mrs. Arthur Patterson, chairman OF
he cake committee will have rolls bread
cakes, cookies and pies
Miss Elizabeth Pyle, chairman OF candy
committee will have all kinds of home made
candy; Mrs Ralph Shaw. chairman oi
apron committee all styles and sizes o'
apror.; Mrs John Richards on, Jr, chair,
man Of doll committee, will have large and
small dolls and doll clothes; Mrs. Charles
Petzc. chairman Of farcY work committee,
will have many beautiful articles Tor
Christmas gifts and variety of baskets !
Mrs. s. c. Frederick will have novel
fish pond and hopes to have others en-,
tcrtaining thirgs such as sea saw ana
slide for children; Miss Jessie Seaman
will have toys for children alsoi Mrs
Hunter Grubb will serve coffee, hrs.
Merrick Horn. ice cream and Mrs Lewis
Flynn rolls and butter
The menu will he. Chicken pattles,
cold ham. baked beans, potato salad,
nut bread sandwiches. rolls and butter,
coffee, tea. ice cream and cake or PIC
Service \ In Carte The sale hcglrs at ! !
a M. and hirchcon will hc served at
1870 Mrs Edgar Hare will dispose "i
a pair of handsome scarfs of ltallah cut
work with Fiet and Clunv MedallIons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
GAVE NEGRO FOOTPAO
SOUND THRASH|NC
Sussex County Farmer. Instead
of Surrendering, Horsewhippcd
Him Until He Begged
for Mercy.
Special Correspondence to Every Evening

SprCiai tofTssponuenSt w GNsts HNNh"s
Seaford, Nov. 27--An unknown Negro
highwayman, who attempted Thursday
night 10 hold up Edward I.ofland, farmer
of Atlanta, sevensmiles northwest Of Sea-
ford, met with his just deserts when I,oi-
land dealt him n severe horse-whlpping
and took his weapon away from him.
The farmer was on his way homn~ and
ms he approached a strip Of woods he saw
Negro standing in the road bs II he was
brooding over something Lofland stoppd
his horse and asked him what was the
matter. The Negro replied he was afraid
To go through the woods alone and asked
Lotland II he would mind giving him a
ride through. Lofand consented and told
the Negro to get up in his carriage.
As the Negro was about TO enter the
carriage he drew razor and demanded
Loflands money or hie life. Quick as n
flash, Loflands fist shot out with tre-
mendous force, catching the Negro full IN
the face, which sent him sprawling on the
ground Lohand then jumped from
his carriage, and grabbing his whip gave
the Negro sound horse-whipping. He
did not spare the whip and the Negro
begged for mercy Before he let the Negro
get away he took HE razor away from
him. When the Negro got up he beat II .
through the woods at = great pace, and
Ionand continued on his way home
satisfied that he had done q decent job.
MIR Lofand said he did not know the
Negro and that he was stranger IN tho
ncighborhood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
col. JERvEY'S ADDRESS.
viii Discuss City Charter Needs Al Chan,
her of Commerce Luncheon.

Col. J. 7. Jcrvey, formerly u. s En-
gineer Officer IN charge Of the Wilmington
district nnn now city manager at. Ports
mouth, Va, will address the Chamber If
Commerce luncheon meeting in the grill
room Of the Hotel du pont, al II II
o'clock next Tuesday Col. Jervey. who is
we'll known here. viii talk on the matter
Of the need Of an adequate. modern char
ter for Wilmington.
Invitations to the luncheon have been
extended by the Chamber Of Commerce
20 the Rotary Club. the Kiwanls Club and
the Manufacturers As.ocietion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
TRAVEL SERMONS AT HANOVER

The series Of travel sermons being de-
llvcred on Sunday evening in Hanover
Presbyterian Church, Eighteenth and
boulevard. Is proving the most delightful
and popular series ever delivered IN the
church. Several wears ago Mr.. Bohner
vislted the Holy Lard and in the present
sermon series Is describing that visit and
adding 10 the interest OF his description
hy showing beautifully coiored pictures
Palestine. Tomorrow evening MI. Bohner
will take his auditors - Jericho and on
the following SUNDAY evening to Naza-
reth. Hanover Church could not al 90 II
modate the crowd that turned out last
sunday night TO sec the pictures Of Jeru-
saleIn
The series viii continue until Sunday
evening December 10, concluding with a
description OF Damascus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
MARKET ST-13OO block Fine location.
nine rooms. bath. porch. heater gas and
electric. Cement cellar. Possession when de
sired.
Thirty sixth and Market-On E. Thirty
sixth. 65 feet by IS feet. Sir rooms bath
porch, hot water heat, pantry laundry gas
and electric. city water. We can arrange your
mortgage.
Walnut St.--1300 block sdx rooms bath.
In Al condition.
Franklin St-4OO block, six rooms bath
porch in rear, large yard.
1897 Read-Five rooms sewer gas In
good repair. $500 cash. balance paid nthly.
Possession when desired. Price $3.50.
629-3I- I-33-35 S. Connel-Each having Ave
rooms porch. Renting at s12 each.
We can give possession at once. $500
each Pay for them like rent. Each a two
story brick.
Chestnut St.--II00 block SIX rooms, bath
large yard Possession. $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
To Hold Card Parfy.

On Friday evening December 10,
card party Will be held by the entertain
ment musical and social service commit
tees Of the Washington Heights Century
Club for the benefit of Child Welfare work
aud the building fund. Five-hundred
and bridge will be played Tickets will be
50 cents each Reservations for tables
and sir gle tickets may be obtained by
ielephonIrg Mrs. Frank H. Mason, Mrs.
LacOh kleItz or Mrs Ella II Bowen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ELECTBUSINEss REPRESENTATIVES,

business representative OF locals 81,
50 and % will bc elected today nv the
United Leather Workers. Polls will he
open in Irsh-Amarican Hall from 2 10 3.
Local GA. House Painters Union, de-
cided against the employment of a husi-
meas representative. ~ meeting held
this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
CAUSE q GlLPlN

Realty Brokers and Insurance Agents.
Ilth and Orange SITS. Telephone 7O79.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Correspondence

a colored man in Chattanooga, Tenn.
wrote this letter to coIored man in
Macon, Ga:
Dear Sam. Is YOU dead or is YOU
alive? is you alive. send mo that $40
you owes me.-George.
\ week later George received this re-
ply
Dear Georgc ! j dead ard that SO
WAS used TO help buy my coffin sam +
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Revival al MI Bethel

Revival services will continue tomorrow
III Mt Bethel Baptist Church, at West
street near Second. There will be preach
ing Al 1920 in the morning on the subject
Up and Down Hill Journey" also at
7.45 p. m. on Clear Deed and Title to
Heaven" At p III. Rev +. X Lowlnax
will preach on "Neglectfulness Services
at $50 p m. will be led by Rev. Jessie
Givens Rev. Z. p Corbin is pastor Of
the church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22

fershing was on the active list. the
secretary said, adding that the pre-
ident or the secretary of war should
be permitted to name the chief OF
staff.
Senator frclngsusen republican,
New Jersey. sugg sted that the pur-
pose was TO provide place for
General >Pcrshing.
We can't afford to make mill
Hry autocracy in America in order
to find a place for an officer" the
secretary said. 81 think when you
place military man in a place ere.
ated by law and you cant replace
him, you are doing something that
! believe tho constitution prohibits
IL is impolitic and infirm."
Declaring he had discussed the
matter with General Porshing, Mr.
Baker said he did not think "the
general would care to have the
place"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
p3AKER ENDORSES
NEW ARMY BILL
Gives Hearty Support to
Senate Measure for
Reorganization.
WANTS TO NAME CHIEF
oo,oses Provision Making
General Pershing Head of
Military Forces.

u,stIINGTON. Jan. 21.-The
" reorganization bill drafted by
.s .n', so,ate military subcommittee
u,, w ,n5ofsad today by Secretary
- who appeared before the fun
committee, 81.
This " the most statesmanllke
,,,,mnt 10 rcOrganize the army ever
''.de in any country and is an eN-
..,J,ngly I'd able and effective piece OF
cessation" he said.
The measure provides for com
,.dsorv military training and the
t,,nailon OF one big army TO be
s,5dad into a citizens reserve army,
,bs resudar army consisting Of ESQ.,
sa6 men and the national guard.
while disclliming any personal
s,srst or almost none" In the mat
,e. Secretary Baker opposed pro
,s.ons which would make General
rl,.ainr chief Of staff. These pro-
visions vauld In effect abolish the
az department as long rs General
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
Superfiu0us Hair Roots
Noir Remoped at HOME
twouderfui New Method,

Glorious news FOR women troubled with
dishgur,ng hairy growths nv means oi
on entirely new and very simple method
you can nov remove not only the surface
hair. bat the roofs a. we'll Just get 4
stick o. phclsetne from your druggist fo'
low the easv Instructions the hsti
roots come out before ,our very eyes Yes
you can hardly believe your eyes the work
10 done 80 quickly. completely. harmlessIy
Phclscttno is non Irritating. non odor
Gus non poisonous couldn't hurt ,hid
10 eat ii-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22

Chortor as presented until the people
nave voted 20 return to the alder
manic form OF government.
Attorney Gibson's opinion was in
dlfect contrast lie told the council
the members would be safe In pro
cSedlhg to call the election as the
chdrter committee requested
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
INVESTIGATE CHARTER
Muskogec Authorities Ask Attorney
General to Determine Legality
Of Election.

MUSKOGEE. Jan Receiving
conflicting opinions from city Al
torney Kelly Brown and Attorney
Nate Gibson OF the charter commit
tee on their authoEity to call a spe-
cial election on the proposed now
charter the city commissioners
Wednesday afternoon decided TO
check tho matter up to Attorney
General $. =. Freezing
Mr.. Brown informed the commits
sioners that his opinion was that
the commissioners had no authority
to call a special election on such a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets the substitute for calomel. No
gnping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels to act normally. They
never force them TO unnatural action.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
soothing, healing. vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
II you have bad taste, bad breath,
feel dull, tired, are constipated or
bilious, you'll find quick and sure re-
cults from DR.. Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. 10c and 25c box.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22

fishes its reasons for so doing, il is time
we looked into the matter judicially and
impartially.
The remarkable story Of what tho
women Of Holland have done under the
leadership of DR.. Aletta Jacobs is graphic
ally told by Eleanor Kinsella Mcdonnell
in the mid winter issue of Pictorial Review.
In this illuminating and inspiring account,
there is valuable information for every
woman in America.
In Holland today-Holland, mind you
slow-moving, conventional Holland-they
have a smaller death rate and higher
healthy birth rate than in any country in
the world. That fact is unacceptable. And
DR.. Jacobs states that this is due to
sane understanding and appreciation Of
birth.control. Whether this is SO or not, is
for the women of America to Judge after
reading this amazing article.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
How the ,uomen of Holland
haUe ansWered the ques-
ton of birth-control

vVHE war has made us realize that
we cannot afford to ignore anything
n that claims to improve the health of
our children; and this is why Pictorial
Review, in line with its forward-lookipg
editorial policy, presents to the thinking
women of America the opportunity for
considering the much misunderstood sab
ject of scientific birth-control.
Everybody has heard of birth.contro!.
but comparatively few people know what
it really means. Many people are shocked
at the very word. Pictorial Review does
not take sides in this discussion, but
when a conservative country like Holland
boldly endorses the movement and pub
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

W sObOte, d. 29go listopada, o go
dzinie II W po}udnie W auli Uniwer-
sytetu Jagiellohskiego odbylo sic do
roczne uroczyste posiedzenie Akade-
mil UmiejstRoSci, bedac zawsze
Swietem nauki polskiej, a W roku
biezacym uroczystem tembardziej,
70 Academia obchodzi po raz pier
wszy W wolnej Rzeczypospolitej pol
skiej.
Honorowe miejsce zajeli Ksiaze
Biskup Sapieha, KS. Biskup Nowak,
imieniem kapitauly k~atedralnej ks.
pralat KrupiGski, gen. delegat DR..
Galecki, gen Stiller, podsekretarz
stanu Min. w. R. i o. P, DR.. Dem
binski, szef sekcyi Michalski, imie-
MEM prezydyum miasta wiceprez,
B~androwski i innni. Ma uroczyste po-
siedzenie przybyli i'm. uniwersy-
tetu Stefana Batore2O W Whine rex
tor Michai Siedlecki, imieniem uni
~wersytetu poznanskiego prof. Ia
deusz Grabowski, imieniem uniwer'
sytetu warszawskiego ks. prof. Jozei
Szczepanski. imieniem Tow. popiera,
mia nauki polskiej we Lwowie rex
tor Abraham. Tow. naukowe war
szawskie reprezentowai prof. Tade'
usz Banachiewicz. Przybyl nadto IL
czny zastep sfer l~iterackich i nauko'
wych, w$r6d mich redaktor Adam
GrzymaIa-Siedlecki. st. Kozmian
przedstawiciele wladz i urzed6W
panstwowych, liczne grono pan
Czlonkowie Akademii, ora Sent u
niw. Jagiell. z rektorem Estreiche
rem zajeli miejsca po obu stronaci
trybuny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
SWietoN Polskiej
Przem6wienie prezesa kazimierza
Morawskiego.

Przem6wienie prezesa kazimierza
Morawskiego.
Ma wstepie podniosl prezes Aka
demii Morawski, re Academia Umle-
tetnoSci W Krakowie przez bardzo
diugi CA byla spojnia, co laczyia
wszystkie czeSci Polski. DIS Ojczyz-
ma nasza juz polaczona, Academia
ME posiada juz ,,zagranicznych'
czlonk6w z zaboru rosyjskiego i pru-
skiego. Me wolno nam dzisiaj, gdy
panstwo polskie n%apowr0t istnieje.
mimo Acknowledgment warunkow,
cofac sic W piracy. Trzeba Eye i pra-
cowa6 dla terazniejszosci i przyszfo-
Sci, przestaG ubieraG sic W zaiooe.
Wolna Polska zada Cd las twardej
piracy, zmagania sic z twarda rzeczy-
w~isto$cia. WSr6d trosk i trud6"
wszystkie drogi ola mas otWarte'
drogi nieprawoSci, ma kt6rejby sic
frymarczylo Swietem imieniem Pol
ski. Caiy nar6d pragnie, by Bog re-
slal nam wielkiego czlowieka, }acza-
| cego W sobie wszystkie cnoty marc
dove polskie. Ale nar6d musi zaslu-
Eye ma takfego czlowieka. Teraz
wieksza. niz dawniej, ciezy odpowie-
dzialnoSG wobec terainiejszosci
przyszloSci. Przechodzila Academia
W przeszio$ci ciezkie chwile, a dzi-
siaj braklo tego, co z zelazua wol2
przeprowadzal ia przez wszyStkle
niebezpiecze6stwa i t%rudnoSci.
Zaczela sic obecnie walka piracy
recznej z duchowa. q tego powodu
ma Academia ma swej drodze MOVIE
trudnoSci. Lecz mimo to ME ustanie
ona W piracy. M6wca .wyraza czeS'
tym co utorowali Akademii drogt
do zwiazku z Akademiami zachodu
Zadaniem Akademii naszej jest Sci
sly zwiazek z Europa; ma Polsce Gle
zy dis obowiazek, by wzmacniac
mas dorobek nauki e~uropejskiej.
bratniemi ogniskami wiedzy W Pol
see, z Tow. naukowemi Academia b.
die W ScisIej lacznoSci, ciala tie nau
kowe beda sic wzajem popierat.
Cd ~onegdaj ma mocy zatwierdzo
nego statutu przez Naczelnika Pan
silva Academia nosi iuz tytui Pol
ska Academia Umiejetnosci'. Ale
przedtem. mimo zabor6w byla "a
wsze szczerze polska. Wysoko sztan
dar polskoSci dzierzyli W niej: Ma
jer, Smolka. rlanowski, Szujski
Tarnowski. w uroczystym dniu dzi
siejszym nazwiska te z tego miejsc
winny bye wymienione.
Polska ACADEMIA UmiejetnoSct m
pe}ne poczucie odpowiedzialnoSci z
wszystko. co poczyna. I ma zaiste d
bra wole. by zdrowa my$l tn poczet
doszla do najdalszych granic RE
czypospolitej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
Miej r6zOwe Policzh
Wygladaj hadniej-Bierz
Olive TablicZki

Jezeli sk6ra twoja jest z6lta -
twarz blada - jezyk oblozony =
Itchy apetyt - Fly smak W ustach
- c~zujesz sic leniwy zmeczony.-
powinienes wziaG Olive Tabllczke.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki -
Srodek uzywany zamiast calomer
ga wyrabiane prZez ORA. EdWarn
DO II latach doswiadcZenia.
ORA. Edwards Olive Tablicski So
mieszanina ro$linna z OLIVIA. Mo-
ina je poznaG pc ich oliWl1o"ym
kolorZe.
Ably mice czysta sk6re i r6zowa,
przejrzyste oko, ME mice tpryszczy
uc7ucie rzutkosci, must sic zaczac
cd przyczyny. ,.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tablicz1i
dzfa1aja jak calomel - jednak ME
przynosza "a SODA z}ych %nastepstT'.
Poruszaia one i6}c i pokonula
zatwardzenie. Sprzedaje sic Milo
ny paczek rocznie pc Ice ! CSC.
Wez iedna Tub dwie na noe ! ipatrH
ga skuthi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
uSOA SWIERzBIACA EGzEME.
Wnikajace, Antyseptyczne Ze.
mo Pomoze CT,

Mniejsza z tenn jak czesto pr6bowa-
les i ME OtrzymaleS rezultatow, mozesz
usunaC pieczenie, swad, predko przez
przylozcnie Zemo. kt6re MONA dostaG
W aptekach ~ 35c. Wielka flaszka
$1.O0. GOjenic zaczyna sic z chwila,
gdy Zemo sic przylozy. w kr6tkim CA
sic zwykle kaldy $lad egzemy, wyrzu-
tow, pryszczy, wysypki, wagrow i po-
dobnych chor6b sk6rnych zniknie.
Do wyczyszczenia sk6ry i uczynie-
MIA jej $wieza i Zdrowa. Zawsze uzy-
wal Zemo, plyn wnikajacy i antysep-
tyCzny. Me jest on ~tluszcZaca maSciq
i ME plami. Gdy wszystko inne 2awie-
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dkiem W leczeniu Wszeikich %ktopot6w
sk0rnych.
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