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Evening star., 1920-05-27
Mems SIS Raincoats,
Friday Only, S1O.95

Standard make Of double text
ure tan fabrics. guaranteed abso-
lutely waterproof, made with
convertible collars, belt all
around. with buckle; suitable for
motoring or street wear. Sizes
34to 44.-Men's Shop, Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

Silk Dress Nets, Originally
$2.S5, Friday Only, $1.6o
y inches wide; in gray. peacock,
Nile, Kelly, taupe, jade, yellow, light
blue. Burgundy and brown.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Friday Bargains From Our Basement Store
Women's Union Suits,
FRIDAY Only, 40c

Fine rib. Low neck, no sleeves,
lace knees. Sizes So and So.
Seconds. ."-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
0inghams, Friday
Only, 55c Yd.

32-inch Dress Ginghams,
stripes, checks and fancy plaids.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

81 to SIS Hair Switches,
Friday, $1.49 to $2.98
$500 to $3.50 Switches. all
shades excepting gray, at Sl.A9
each. $3.50 to $500 Switches,
gray mixtures, at $z.98 EACH
BaIcony-Main Floor.
$3.50 Bedspreads,
Friday Only, $500 Each
II P K English Bedspreads,
size 1890. rose scalloped and cut
corners for SO beds; slightly
soiled on wrong side from
handling.-Second Floor.
81 to $3.50 Switches,
Friday Only, $1.49
Switches of very exceptional
value. all shades except gray
Main Floor-(Balcony).
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
TEACHING STAFF
 FOR COMING YEAR
Majority of Teachers for Douglas School Have Been Elected
 by Board

The Douglas school board at % recent meeting elected most Of the .eacbor for Che coming term The stan or bc school that has been chosen .o far win bc.
 Gordon c. Mitchell ot Wmnsel principal
 Theresa Reeves. Of Los Angeles .alIl. Msh school
 Elizabeth Thompson. high school domestic science and Spanish
 Florence Lowe. seventh and eighth
 aics
 LIa Almqu.st. Bis Timber Mont. third and fourth grades
 Alma N Wumort Rcdiauds. CaL primary
 The teaching stan win consist Of an new members with Che exception of Che Misses Thompson and Lowe The other instructors who have been here hs term have other plans for tao coming year.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
FORGER SENTENCED
 TO SEVEN YEARS
Man Who Stole Government Cheeks and Forged Name to Them
 Pleads Guilty

TmI.r afternoon Robert E. rarH.. aas IoHrHone. a.as Fehor who several ueo.. ago created stir n c..oa by .nuUne % number u. person. au. O. considerable money by mean. of forged check. was tried .r IL. uu. ss IHe Valdez Miner %. May Fm0e p'aad guilty and .r.. sHor. talk by Judge r. M Brown .a. sentenced to seven yeas m u. nm.nay at NeNcls island
 Forbes was wanted for ne,t aud forgery both a Juneau and Cor Iow. mr having forged a United States treasury check n his poses sion .t mt.. utah. suspected of be- ue German py wanted by Che .n.rr o- 0muo-u eomv Wash- uetoa where hc broke IaI n lel9;
 and wH io.s record ol ud.c.- muH for Hen and forgery of pos- uI money o.Io. tn mf dozen .H.. m both .nrs... Forbes s one o. ue biggest criminals To lau into thc hands of tae government m l..r
 Forhe. vas picked up at oamo- ean Wash. Inst mu and was being held ior forgery Ho was also wont- .I .ur orH.r thelIs. but picked the lock ol the jail and escaped
 Forn0. win he taken to Che pen.- tonuary in Che near future by r. s. Marshal Hromomm and deputies. who win hoayo a a.eh or relief when Che prison doors close on ths s'ip- ucry criminal
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
NOTED BRIDGE
 EXPERT ARRIVES
Comes to Alaska to Consult Witt Railway Commission About
 Bridge Work on Road

Mr. w. B. Angler member or Che Engineering firm Of Modieska & An- g.cr. Of Chicago. arrived In Anchor age on Che special train at ll:20 Che evening of April 10th. having been accompanied from Seward to An- choraro by P. A. Hanson. engineer of maintenance and construction. Mir. AnrIor departed a few minutes later by special train for Che Northern division. accompanied by w. J. IT, FogoIstrom. bridge engineer, and Donald McDonald draftsman
 Mir Angler ia one of Che best known bridge engineers in the United States. and his firm has han- Ued Che technical work connected wlh erection Of many of Che blg steel bridges of Che country. TO mention only a few of these. The Mckinley Bridge over the Mississippi at ST. Lou.s. Che Harahan Bridge over Che same river at Memphis Tenn. he Thebes Bridge at Thebcs m. and Che large structure over tho Column ba and Willamette Rivers between Vancouver Washington. and Port land. Oregon.
 Mr. Angler is In Alaska to confer vih Che Alaskan Engineering Com mission officials on their entire un- completed bridge program. including Inc susItua. Che Hurricane Gulch. Che Neuana and Che Panama Cross ines Mir Angler and Mr. Fogel- strom win meet Col Mcars. chair- man and chief engineer. at Mile 3f3. after having inspected Che sites Of tbe two former mentioned structures and win confer as to matters in gen- rraI IT, after completing tho trip Of inspection. Che trail over Broad Pass win permit Mr. Angler win re- turn via Anchorage for further con- ference Ho expressed keen de- sire Co sec Anchorage and Che coun- fry surrounding which of course was impossible because Of Che dark moss and lack Of time as he proceed cd northward.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
BREEZE APPEARS
 FOR LAST TIME
Last Issue of Gastineau Breeze Is in the Nature of a High
 School Annual

The last issue Of the Gastineau Breeze. Che monthly paper Of the Student Body Of Che Douglas High School. was issued this week from the office Of Che News
 This Anal issue Of the year was in the nature Of am annual. being a forty page book dealing with Che school activities Of Che past year. The book was dedicated Co ". Arthur Steele and was Che work Of Che ytudents.
 The editorial stan responsible for the issue consisted Of Elizabeth FousI. editor; Una Grove, associate editor: Harold Gallwas. athletics; stanton Martin. jokos; Margaret Paterson. personals; Agnes Livie, exchange: Esther Cashen Junior Senior Reporter; Mary Vesoia soph- omore reporter; Rangnar KronquIst. Freshman reporter; Carl Hansen. Seventh and Eighth Grades reporter; Mir. Steel faculty advisor.
 The business stan that is respon- sIblc for the financial success Of thc book was Arthur Nelson. manager and Martin Callwas his assistant
 The book Is full Of clever things by the students and would be a credit to any high school Owing Co Che fact that it was not expected am an- uual would be published this year.. there are no cuts In Che book. but as it stands it win be a delightful souvenirs for the scholars Of their school days.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
MARRIED IN JUNEAU

Miss Thclma Cupplcs. daughter Of Mrs M Cupplcs formerly Of this city, was married to Frank Maple ion m Juneau on Wednesday cvon- ing by United States Commissioner ". J.. Burton. The witnesses were MT Hal sukwood and Mrs Helen McEvoy
 Miss Cupplos resided in Douglas for number of years with her mother and sister, Mrs Hal silk wood. and is very we'll and favorably known Mr. Maploton returned a short tim earo from service over seas with Che goth Engineers and has been employed with Che Alaska Gauneau Mining Company at Thanc.
 The young couple left on tho Princess Mary yesterday for Seattle. where they win make their home.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
SCHOOL TROUBLES

Ata recent meeting oi tlc Peters burg city council Che whole school board handed m Ha resignation. Board members sa.d cha. thcy had hold fyc sessions and had listened to an Che acs in a controversy be- tween two ol Che tcaehcu who had had .omc trouble and ,toy had de- cIIed no. to retain either of them After hs was done % petition was sresmteI Co retain one ot thcm. This gave Che board Che .mpro tom tm. che people ot Che r.ty were no, n.is- fed uith Che manner in which school aauu were being conducted so thoy decided to resign Tho council tabled Che rcsisuauous and asked tac board to reconsider
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
NEW DEVELOPMENT

The steamship Alameda this week brought in large shipment Of mo- chnory for tho Columbia Red Metal Company. whose property is situated on Columbia glacier, a short distance from udewater The first unit Of the machinery to be installed cou- sisted Of six air drills. a large quan- City Of track rails. ore ears and drill steel. which win be takon Co Che mine on the company's launch. the Columbia II.
 The property is one Of the best in this vicinity. and C. c. Elwood. the general manager, states that Che company win run Q full crew Of about 30 men the coming summer. preparations for Che shipment Of ore having been about completed.
 Albert Wells and Charles sott have been engaged to install Che ma- chuory. Both are practical mining men with long experience in some of tho largest mines in states.
 A crew or men has been at work on the property all winter.-Valdez Miner.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
.FIREMEN HAVE
 BASEBALL TEAM
Cleanup Day for Ball Grounds Will Be Tonight to Get Ready for
 Baseball Season

Arthur c. Olson was named man ogcr Of Che Douglas Fire Department baseball team at Che fro meeting Monday night and the whole depart meut pledged itself to back him up In an endeayor to turn out a base ball team this year Co represent Douglas Island.
 10 was also decided that on this lFrldayJ evening Che members Of Che department would turn to do some cleanup work on the baseball grounds. William Robertson. Of Che firm of Mills & Robertson. was pres cnt and promised to have Q team out to help in Che work. An fire men were asked Co not only be pres ent themselves but to bring implc- ments with which Co work 10 was also decided not to bar an other cit- izeus who wished to help during Che evening
 A speech by Fire Chief Axel Kron- qvIst. recently named for his second term in the office. was heard. He also stated that he had named J. R. I.angsoth as his assistant
 After Che close Of the meeting roc treatments were served.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14

comes Into Che room, you win rec coiyo a pinch on Che arm or a squeeze Even In class she win play witch anything within her reach. While studying. lf you observe close ly you win see her face an in puckers on frowns when she can't do her lesson or get some knowledge Into her head. One Of Che finest things about Margaret is her good nature and sense of humor She wears a smile as much and as often as she does her coat and very sel- dom becomes angry but when she does look ouu Nothing seems Co be too hard for Margaret and she is always willing to do extra work. She is Gne friend, fun Of llie and sunshine.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
CAPT MANLEYs BIRTHDAY

I'm honor of Che birthday Of Capt. Iuepf NauIey ol thc Eari N. soy- c-aI friends spent Che evening athH home on Wednesday Of -Ha week. The evening was spent with music mostly
 Refreshments wore served Co Che guests by Mrs Mm.cr
 Among those present were Mr. and Mrs l. Arthur Young Mr. and Mrs. F. A. J. Culvas. Mrs. J. R Lane ,th. M- and Mrs. J. F Henson. 1rie eIu.on. Earl Nrr'ov and Wi'- liam NanIcy Mr. and Ns Joseph Mauier
 We are not telling at lha ,me Che exa.t aee of che captain but we win ay that he .s not yet so old chat hc has lost any of his pep or vim.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
SENIOR PLAY
 FINE SUCCESS
Reiuycnaton of Aunt Mary Is Pro- ducei Without a Hitch by
 High School Pupils

"rbc RoiuyouatIon Of Aunt Mary" Inc senior class play ot Che Douglas High School which wus presented ot Che Liberty theatre on Tuesday after noon and evening. was rroat suc- cess The students having parts went through chem In good style and were credit to Che coaches. Miss Thompson and Nr Steele Both were very we'll attend cd. Che house being crowded for each show
 Tho two leading characters ol Aunt Mar, as played by Latina AaIto and Harold Galwas as her nephew. Ju.k Dcnham were especially vou tatcu and both young people showed much promise ms actors.
 Agnes LIvIe as Betty Burnett che
 oeioy r.rL was cute and took Che part veu
 Stanton Martin was Che farm hand n Che play and had a role chat suite cd him to perfection. Margaret pot- touon was Che maid and cook who ra. always late vith tho breakfast and she also did some good acting
 Alfred Hew.tt George Naloon and Arthur Nelson. as chume Of Jack Dmbam were college boys true to ue
 Lucy Haskns who played tho part of Che harasscd mother Of th.r- teau children took .hs difficult part with much caso and grace
 Tho rest Of Che characters taken by Martha Soy Rauuor KronQvist and William Mulcy, were won played
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
BAcCAIAUREATE SERMON

Row H r. iroru- O. che i.c-f- oiIst church at Jmr.H preached Ono bro.a'Hur.r.. sermon for tfr
 afu.rue .Iae. of the nour.a. UIsh school af th. Congregational church Sunday afternoon Rev. Grern- chose for hts theme "uarHe Gone r..uons and Holding Them. and handled IHe wh.... very wei.
 Tho musical program as announce. was carried ort and was a worry n- t,reunr part ot One arcuoons
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
ALASKA TRADE
 FOR PAST YEAR
Great Natural Resources of Terri tory Yield Many Millions to
 Nations Wealth

AIukas commerce for 1919 show cd exports of Slg47c0lS and inc ports valued at S2g896.S96. accord me to figures completed today by Che statistical bureau Of Che Seattle Chamber Of Commerce says Che so- .uIe Times
 Although Naskas development is n is mmcy due Go Che eonserva- lion policy Of tbc government ou .Jo1 ol Che tremendous wealth Of Che territory a gained from thc follow mr deurc. showing the value ol Che terrtopa products for tto year lala
 Minerals Gold saOooO00; cope per- s>5oouo0. silver s6500oo. uu s5uuoo. lead. tI00O00 toal 5s50- 1oo. platinum palladium marble. gypsum. petroleum t2oo0OO; to,ai s5-UsIesS.
 Fish ml n.h products salmon. sI-ISUasa. bubu. fl.600000; cod ss50c00. bewul SSgL000; am and crabs. siEooo.s whale bone s1GH0. fertilizer SIl5.0O0; .H. sI0-1.UH.. m.s.o.anoou. SIi5.- .... uuL sIS-HUUOU. Fw and kim. EtI-c5a-s miscellaneous .-1.-If. grand .ouI s-5aO69S6.
 uu-u. U. calendar year Of 1919 m. ..... o. Washington raised arr.- um product. valued at fa50- .s-s00 oI which approximately ,s.....0H was lor hops apples. l..... n... smaller fruits and m roIu...
 r wheat produced during hc ...r ... I0rHUIN0 bushels valued .I approximately t>tUN0HnO
 T.. ne produced f00oUooooo e humber valued at sI0nono- ... and sUu-.. valued at Ela00o.- o00
 TH. canned salmon pack for l9la handled tHrouea m. port ot Seattle or...I oI IeHa.Ffr oase valued .r sI---r1>-. from ruea. sound md f..-.-.l .a valued a. ape
 .m.IIr EI.UH'H0H from A'as- N. F.H other tnan canned salmon .ueh. u Wa.uus.aH waters wore valued .t .1.0NHH". The mineral production 0. .ne state for i4ia Is
 .m...I EIIWHNNN During I'm. ...r approximately 5000 ton. U. ...' were mueI .u iho state.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
EAGLES ELECT

The Eagle lodge held thc.r clcc. uon at Che hau last Friday evening The new officers elected are os iol- lows.
 Robert Fraser Worthy President Alex Surrock-Vice President
 otto WOdemann Chaplain
 Carl n. Erickson Secretary
 R. A. Schmidt Treasurer
 James Edm.ustou luuor Guard Arthur Gau Outer Guard.
 Joseph Patterson Trustee.
 Alter Che election there was a lunch served In Che banquet room that was enjoyed by Ono dfy mom- bcu present
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
FORMER RESIDENT
 GREAT ENGINEER
Italian. Once Engineer at Ireadwc.l Mine ls Now Famous m
 Own Land

Something owe. Ur.een year. ueo C Caem was employed by h. rradvcI Company as am engineer at taer mu. H.re Ho was au Italian ol very arso1a,e descent He dd considerable work mder
 ground or tn. Island and gave 0on-
 l.ubI. study ID .hc work u che mn.r tro Icuue here Mr. caaau. ros. tn tHe rank. %. mining engineers mu a. Che outbreak O. Che world war hc WI. known as ou. ot Che greatest m the profession When Italy entered tno war oa ta. side of Che allies h. enlisted in his ru.rs service and performed nme %. h. eate.t eaeueHue .at ever attempted n ta. noun. a.ror. borderari b..ao.n iaN and Austria One ol bs er..s on. terur.ses wa. .hc lsram.-ue u. m. vto.. top or a mountain
 Mr. C.euaI o- u. he u.. known Inc. .. Count ...Ml .s aU..uon ate.v remembered bore by o.dHmen .s rcro.. gentleman and a great
 ulmt and Che 0Iov.He story from Rome u HH loaa. h. read vfl m...H h. them
 Don Ge...o C.oaHI a brother .. Primo. cacaai the lme.cau-ianol ueu,.r who Ia'I m. m.ue which blow m. top or Che mountain Col i .au. during lHe ua. hure sow.
 f hundreds oI Austrian soldiers beneath H has just tynamHed a canal uto .>..,cH.. from Iaue Car- ru.a.. la tHc Mediterranean s.a.
 The work uu- undertaken undo. direction ol tre Primo. also known a. thc Duke %. s.rmoa..a. head o. rae ca.mi amr m tHe rmHn. Na-b. umr .ne uu.es vast estate 70. C..eru.. forty mI.. from Rom.
 Tho poauur malsH.s constitute ,a. .aampy forest country which
 stretches between m. Roman Cam n.-ua and T.ua.na . region which the prince has uhor.I or years tn reclaim 0r ac ..a.Hore ol .Hs
 strange volcanic region cher. arc r.... .r ..enur. called rueIHru. 'rou.. and camo...e. .ommuH.at- me w.th each other. into which n. h.eb uI. aI kinds 70. .sH Hnt taer uas remaining .aH. To breed and auer for m. Roman mrs.. o which oycrr day from tu to forty h1udrclweeh, are shipped Only onc uat %. FosUano. s directly connected u.b Che .al. and .u or- dor to unite that O. oarroa.e with ,ae ueebborur Mediterranean and to greatly merea.. .he yield oI fish, Prince CactmI decided to explode a series of mines so as To form a canal between hs lake and Che sea-
 The undertaking took luv tons O. explosives and t.20o large bomb. O. rg. times as much as was require. to destroy Che mountain top ltuo
 u..u opening a channel to th.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
woMANs CLUB MEETS

The Douglas Island woman's Club met at Che home Of Mrs Joseph Man ley Wednesday afternoon. A very in- torcstne program was given. com sIsting of readings on up-to-date subjects and answering Co the roll call with suitable quotations After the meeting refreshments were 5ery- ed by Che hostess.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
SEATTLE BODY
 GIVES ADVICE
Chamber ot Commerce Of Che City of Seattle Tells Commission
 Of Alaskas Needs

rr. following pro somo of Che main facts presented to Che .ufcric- rrrmeual advisory commission ap- pointed by Secretary %. Che Interior Payne which has been .u session tn Seattle since May N.
 h..Ea conditions .au only 1c sat-
 ararIr studied by vauus Che Alaska .,a.ca ot population and learning h. views o. Che Aassans abo.e Interest s paramount and .t Il, hoped tt.t f.. Advisory Committee win so provide
 w.t.. transportation io and from ,...a and between Alaskan ports should .. m. loves. possible cost. and aI.r..r. service should always h. uul During Che last few ,..r. m. service Has been contend .re ae..n.. n he.t. r.rcasc m opcr.
 re .r.t. vI.n . decrease u ous. .r... resulting tn Increased cost and l.re..I r... .o the Aasaus.
 policy neNa. ro % future of .r....r u... .r lower cost .s m- ran..., ne.aa The policy o. h.ene- cost and loss uafr n ruin u.. On. win m.se .nr country oh. r.n.r u.u break r Those con rro-. uHI h. -.ah... only th.oaEh ...-.... .. ...ratne cost and u- .- u. H.eu. This -0r r-.r..m .r.t .".... both ,h. people uf tu.s. ... ... n.op.. of ,.c e.. ... country. mr any condition ,aa- t.r. n. r.u.I m. development of Alaska ur r..oa.. importance. r.r-. |. much tn.t m. government ..r n, towards ma.o,.ue these com Iror.
 N. .n .rI from A...a are mn" handled ue.t and Nc are .I- r..I tH.t m. ...n companies r-..- Uni. .-ure.a... To any cone ... n. n...o... department H snre ,o ar.- Th. a probably m. .., r" ..r,.. tn tn. world
 .... .. .... basis. som..Hue
 HrH, wrong and t s tn Che r...- 70. m. government .o rrmeir .a.. condition and r.. proper .om- I...... Tn. t... service. Amy ap.
 t s.- U. ..r eo,enmea. tn m. .rHr- .l h'assa ma' under rut methods e u.us paid for rr m. ........ of Alaska and at che ...t 70. l..... development
 T..rc e u mn.ufr. mood .Hr .... survey. .r. ..'s .1 uausaron. Tn. a.. ol aH... has boon r.snon- h. for rr.1. .u. .. .|. and r-or .-tr which Ha. resulted .n heavy
 r nr Insurance and which has n.IIr h. borne he A.assa commerce.
 Asa result or m. a.k of coast. .rr, and aids n uavrator. steamship .r. operating m Alaska r.. pay for Insurance ot -aer t.s- ... premium. amounting fo apo r..,.r.... ... n. their r-os oH .nt.re ..r.. derived from -h1t fr a..I a-sHt toward TO- du..r- operating .a.,s lt Che eotera- rr. would .-..n. tae eo.. ot ma-  ... ru... Tn .>.a.s ol normal ut.. .nn h. .o vessels operating I'm ..H.r n.....
 LnH re.. and passenger s.r,- ..c should b. provided for ou,Hus rrauu.. no- s.I hr .1e loen .ar..-. auI .. u.....r, ad should be extended by Hr government In sr.arrr n aI..rat. service for such Io..'.r..
 rul oI for m. h....a service s now transported from California at great cost der.t. the u.. ttat In tas. s the finest team.Hs coal o1 .rr n..r. .a..t \ solution O, tl.s rr.r.me condition should b. found and 1ia.sa coat used Cor what n aa. Intended tassas industries and .omm.r..
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
VISITING FRIEND

Mics May smith Of Seattle recently arrived l.-. for visit wth her frrri Miss Dorothy Holman 1'Ia Smith .1n...- Tn stay here for scv- ... r..s. N.. Holman v.I spcnd at Ioast part o. her summer vaoa. r1r Tn h'r.Eu
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
SCHOOL OUT

Incidental to Che closing days Of school Che various grades Of Che Douglas public school have been celc- broune with various picnics and par ucs during the last days Of this week. School closes today for Che term
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
MR SMITH BETTER

10 is reported from the hospital in Juneau that Elmer B. Smith. Doug las druggist and former mayor Of Che city is very much improved. Mrs. Smith recently arrive d from Che south and is now in Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs George O.uoI win loo at che Hm.or Hotel m Douglas on Wed- .Iar and Thursday May 70 and .0 from 9 o'clock 70. m. m,I b p m. showing complete lnc ol samples o. Ladies' Made to Order corols and samples ol Guuemus Made Go Measure sr.r.. ady
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14

w. Arthur Steele plans on lc'vnE for Che south today ou che Jefferson. Mr Steele r hurry.n- home on ace com. of the Illness of h'a mother
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14
CARD PARTY

The Ladies Of the Eastern Star plan on giving a public card party next Tuesday evening at Che Odd Fellows hall.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-14

Become n to..aolder In Che uuIt 'I Statc buy wars1v.uu stamps
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4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
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Most Women Can Have
SAYS DR.. Edwards, a Well-knOWn
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DrF.Nf.Edwards fOr II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made of a
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mixed with olive oil naming them
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
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These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause
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II YOU have a pale face, salloH look,
dull eyes, pimpIc5 coated tongue, head
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Aclcs, r1ine, Ecrvou5Acac, titli-
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Bladder and uric acid trouble