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Observation-Disclosures,

IA !NIlNG done by day OF contract. -
Hoffman. iei West Grace street.
WAi:i. tAl'kR i,orr, Lrss class work a,
lowest ugicts cal, T.'J. Mrki,tr,''LS H., a. a,
lSob-J. Al WORK ruaraut-rd p'Fu
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INDENED EoR QUICK
REFERENCE
Cac tho Tclcphonr-tnt1 Randolph
Akk fnr Muni ii lakI.r

Classified advertisements ordered for
THE RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH
daily morning edition viii appear in
the next edition OF THE EN ENlNG
DISPATCH. The rates given herewith
cover morning and evening service IN
all instances. with The exception OF
THE SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH.
which is priced separately.
Schedule of Want Ad Rates
2iSc word daily. miaimum
soc. set solid.
Sc word daily. minimum 56c
agate caps.
&c word Sunday. minimum
SEC. set solid.
&c word sunday. minimum
zoe. agate caps.
consecutive insertions price
OF Pc Insertions.
consecutive insertions price
OF 5is Insertions.
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Articles for Sale

ANDERSoN'S
G6 W b vi, > SEll: ), ASP EXcHANGE
PliONOGRApIiS. MADISON iOgi
BROAD AT FIRST.
ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES o: AN Kinds
Navy haminocka. si"J each new bar6
wire r'-ib. coils. slightly rusty. Si.7J
p,r- cor: 20 III. l.. Vim steam engine.
si=S; N-crinp ,oonng, slightly used, 80:
PCT smrct. II the army use! 1T. ". nave
-: Write Tor cata!og. Dept. 80. l.
Army and Navy supply Company 40
ttn"k Avenue. 1905 East Franklin
street. 1901 Lester Street I'uouu M,dI.
son iO0i Richmond. Va
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EltCTRt clAN-RcEistcred in Richmond
city card. married man: wants electrical
1927. or address BOX seq care rhe
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Richmond. Va. July -. 1921.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received
~ ihts Office until Tuesday. Nugusi 10
1871 At 1900 o'c;ock noon Tor the cree.
lion and completion OF q FIRE ENGINE
ana stuart street Highland Park Rich-
noni Va, according 10 plans and spcci-
tons a. prepared by McsSrs. Carnesl
y Johnston. Architects
fI""s and ~" Civilizations can be seen and
"thrr information can be had upon apr!!-
cation a. N. 5uiiiing Inspectors office
Room No. aG5 CITY Hail.
\ certified check for $500 must accom-
phny all PROPOSALS, and bond equal 10
90 "a cent q the amount OF contract
Will TIE required OF the successful bidder
The director o. Public safety reserves
me right to rciec, any and ali bids az.
tered.
WM. VI. MYERS
Director uf Public SAFETY
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He TEMrLAh Y the mos, economic.I
cat Monte stone. Inc. 1913 West Droad.
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HE.lL ESTATE fOR Silt
business Property
PROPERTY

Owners desire to sell
high grade property, con-
slstlng of two large, we'll
constructed buildings, a."
shaped, two stories high.
Nice big yard. Well stu
ated, high and dry, in the
heart of manufacturing
district. Three minutes
from Tenth and Main SITS.
Will arrange satisfactory
terms with purchaser.
Have tenant ready for new
owner, if desired. No real
estate agents need apply.
Address,
OWNER, E-73O,
Care The Dispatch.
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CONTRACTORS Eoi,lrMEN.r.

. CoNTRAcTORS E0UlrMENT
u looking FOR equipment of any Kind,
ict us h"ip you. II what you wan, isn't
~ oar large ana Coinplct" stock, we can
s't ~ Tor YOU ana save yOu money. our
.Ni1rirncc aud service * AT your dispu-,I
!: bi:Jfplsl y CO. HITTING AND MA.
niiiNEll, hDl North Fifteenth Street
Madison sax.
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SHOE CLERk-Wantcd. by experienced
shoe clerk position: can sIvc good r.f-
crcnC:' years as clerk. yeats buyer
BoN T. Ili care The Dispatch
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AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man with 81,
years experience in genera! auto rcpairs
desires position a. once. IN or out uf
town. Phone Boulevard @gb.
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Buiiilins-t oniiucIi:lv

f"rhSs SheANer INA" tho shipped Sn.s
Jdihes- hcnIi=T III" Meta. cci,inv
Ma Us Nrs' MAin street. RAND -
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Situations Wuntcd-Sen,alr 30

BILLING CLERK Young lady desires po-
sition as billing clerk. ,yr,tt OF r.n.r,I
office work. Address BOX r 7G9. Tue
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WIDOW with two small children 10 sup
port wants work OF most amy kind. Don't
object 70 WORKING part OF night Must
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Ei-PLOE iiENI
Situations Wuntcd-,Iale +:

SITUATIONS WHntcu-MHIC 81
DRIVER AND WATCIIMAN-W Wanted no
sition us laundry driver or watChnlau
or clerk IN hardware grocery store:
elevator OPERATOR. References. Phone
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Farms and Land for Sale Sc
FAKMs-.r w. want TO buy a farm. see
Great Eastern Land Co.. 30i-3U5 Mayo
Bldg.
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Lost anu Found

LOST. from my home. near ZION Atr
black ana white female Srttcr. iu.i
wcancd puppies. Reward. Phone
County @i"i OF Madison 1901. Cha-. g.
Reed
PuRSE-Lost, small black leather folder
containing So, between Miller "
RhoHds ana seventh auG Broad. Call
Madison 55@2 Liberal reward.
EOSARY-losi. silver rosary SUNDAY on
Laurel Street, between Park Avenue aud
Main. Reward. Randolph 71J.
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clip Wanted Cassicaons Form Nesy Guide For Busy Employers
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Male

Help Wnntcd-Nlale 33
SWITCHBOARD wIREMAN wanted: en-
pcricnCcd stat" aga. experience, salary
expected ana for whom nov working
Address Box 2lG. Raleigh. y. &.
WORk-If hunting work. register with
Richmond Employment Agency. 40
West Broad.
liclp-AIaic or Female 81
Statesmen and salcsadics. liberal pay:
permanent position. III East Broad.
Statesmen and Agents 35
statesmen anted. i've salcsinen who
are acquainted with the drug trade and
can produce the business. Selling cam
paicn backed no with an aggressive adj
Nrrtis!nE campaign. Address the Pied
mont Mineral Corporation Lynchburc
SAL .ESMEN WANrED--I.argcSt company
of its Kind desires to secure four high
class men. Those with speciality cA-
pcrlcncc preferred. Commission ON An
repeat well new business. Tuesday
$3.50 10. 2o5 American National Bank
ltuiidinr.
Statesmen WANTED-Pr Progressive local
johbcr desires the services Of Two
Young men travelling statesmen I'm
less YOU have had actual experience
selling "u;outDtivc equipment ana sun
piles ii" not apply please. 10 those
who can pruduC" results our proposi-
,ion will permit attractive income. When
answtrirc supply detailed Information
ns I" extent OF experience. with what
firm associated, age. married or single
Address RoN els. The Dispatch.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES class electrician
experienced in construction and innin,r
nance work. Phone boulevard lysi-W
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situations, Wante.l-,iaIc 3,

AMBITIOUS young man wishes cunlnv.
mont with firm who would promise good
future EN-serNice mIn N!;h one irm
iiEe years. Ase % Box IL 49, The
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Special Notices

THIS IS 10 notify the public that The
undersigned have purchased tho bust
ness known as Presto Lunch Room, No.
1917 North Seventeenth Street. All per
sons having bills aEainst same must pre-
sent them 10 Us before August J, 1921.
Thcn. Iaa!.Is. Gabriel Mathews.
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Dogs. Cnts. Pets
Poultry aud Supplies
MERCHANDISE

iAkrkinHE ROCKS: BARRED Rocks lish,
and dIrn. Black MinorCas, eggs Ec,i
kcch. Randolph 1890. 1906 HroUk Rad
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles for Sale IL
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
New oldsmohuc. 1871 Is" 7-passcnccr.
$40 Grant SiN touring.
Maxwell roadster ana touring
saxon Club roadster ami touring
Page G-Hg touring.
PkESTISS MOTOR co.
Rand: t09. 3lG West Broad Street
COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERIES
Rentals Hnd Ecpairinr.
BATTERY SEEVICE-Scc Umceti., BATTERY
Co. 3es = Main -. lsaMdOlph 1868
CHALMERS roadster, good condition IN.
brown. Third ana clay streets Madi-
son dO95.
CHANDLER ROADSTER tor sale: now
t!rcs, new top: excellent condition. JET
ierson Garage. - Wet Main street.
COMPLETE stock OF Ford cofum.rri.I
bodies 10. TON truehs npcn and top
special prices 20 reduce stock ". save
you 80 10 $40 on Suur body. sec our
l'hFH body iui Your Ford. \ Meyers
SONS Co. IA sOulh ElEhth Str,rt.
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dICTIONS--LECAIS
l.cEMI NOTICES

OFFICE. or DIRECTOR OF
public SAFETY.
Room NO. SEQ. cry Han.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

SlNToN- Died Monday. July -. le.l IN
Brooklinc Mass. Mrs Nlice y. sim
ton. wife "f ! Frank siUtou oi Bait
more, sister OF Mrs. - a. liilI and
Mrs. Mabel Y. Carneal. Funeral notice
Funeral Directors I
INA ui'-EdwIn Tnaup fuuera. director
and cmbs liner sos East Main Street.
Madison l3t Raudoiph sos
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En- -SEKNICE MAN. married. wants lob:
OH NMnLniI.h e.. - 80 ~ :.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
PEKING NEWSPAPER
 ON JAP QUESTION
Supports RunorS of Internation- aliZation Through Other Powers

Picking. Aug. 22.-Evidence sup porting rumors that the internation- allzation of China is being contem- plated by the powers is to be seen, asserts the Yi Shih-Pao, non-parti- san newspaper of this city, in the American reply to Japan's effort to obtain an outline of the agenda of the conference on disarmament and Far East questions to be held in Washington this autumn. In an edi- torial discussing the proposed con- ference the newspaper says:
 The American note to China mere ly said the conference would discuss Pacific and Far Eastern questions, no restrictions being placed upon the scope of the discussion. The note to Japan, however, says that America, while unwilling to accede to the de- nand of the Japanese government to restrict the scope of the conference, still hopes the American governm ent will be able to exchange opinions with view to reaching some agreement.
 This shows a preliminary confer ence between the big powers is bound to occur. Why should America agree to a preliminary conference with -Ja- pan and England and omit mention of China? Whether this betrays the secret desire of those three countries 70 dispose of us in camera or whether during the preliminary con ference Japan will give part of the spells to England and America, and so win their goodwill, is less impor- tant than the fact that the idea of a preliminary conference can lead only to a repetition of the Versailles conference, where important lques- tions had to be decided by the coun- cil of four before being submitted to the representative of smaller nations making up the assambly."
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
PERSONALS

Fireman William Frey returned Saturday from Indian Neck where he spent his annual vacation.
 Miss Helen Martindell of Hamilton
 street is visiting relatives in New Haven for a few days and will spend |the balance of the season at Wood mont.
 MT. and Mrs. L. R. Barker and daughter Eliza beth, of Stanley street have returned from a vacation spent at West Hill rond in Litchfeld county. Mr. and Mrs. James Dyson of Black Rock avenue have returned from two weeks vacation spent at Block Island.
 Miss Mary Fitzgerald of the New
 Britain Machine office has returned from a two weeks stay at Block Island.
 City Engineer Joseph D. Williams is on his annual vacation for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Walthers of Grand street left yesterday for Wash n
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
THURSDAY IS BIG
 MURDER TRIAL DAY
At That Time Counsel Will Act
 for Mrs. 0benChain

Los Angeles, Aug. 22.-Althoug Mrs Madalynne Obenchain and Arthur c. Burch, jointly indicted for murder in connection with the staying here August of J. Belton Kennedy, broker and reputed fancee of the young Wo- man, are scheduled to be taken into court here this morning to enter pleas to the indictments, it was generally considered that if their counsel can prevent, it neither will plead until Thursday.
 The two were arraigned last Mon day and given until today to enter pleas, but owing to the inability of Paul w. Schenck of Los Angeles, re- gently engaged as counsel, to conclude a trial in Arizona, a further delay was understood to be desired by the attor- neys now representing the two pris- oners.
 Ralph P Obenchain of Chicago, for mer husband of the indicted woman, will represent Mrs. Obenchain in court today and Richard Kittrelle, partner of Schenck, is scheduled to appear for Burch
 Although it is understood an at tempt will be made by the defense to have Mrs. Obenchain and Burch admit ted to bail, legal experts forecast fail ure for such a movement before Judge Sydney Reeve.
 Attorney Schenck, chief defense counsel, is expected in the city Tues day
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
WOMAN GOES BACK
 10 ASSIST INDIANS
Feels She Can Lead People Away
 From RadiCaISm

Paris, Aug. 22. - Mrs. Annie Be- sant, the English woman, who has de- voted the latter years of her life to the cause of India. and who, aa presl- dent of the International Theosophi- cal society presided over the first world congress of the society which has just closed here, is hastening back to India to counteract the activities of Gandhi, the radical agitator.
 Mrs. Besant said she had received several disquieting cablegrams from Madras s1nco she had been in Europe, as ii the activities of Gandhi.
 "Gandhi ia getting desperate, and likewise losing hia head,' said Mrs. Besant, and I must get back to my people as quickly aa possible. They have great confidence in me, and I am sure I car in large measure lead them away from the radical, vicious teachings of Gandhi."
 The Indians, Mrs. Besant said, want to attain their freedom through pcaceable means rather than by vio fence. While this may not be as far off as some think, India must be able to defend herself against aggression with native force rather than English before she is ready to take the reins
 
 hands.
 Great Britain, Mrs. Besant believes, is at least awakening to the needs of India, is paore sympathetic, and through the newly formed National Native council, is granting many of the demanded reforms.
 Mrs. Besant expressed great admi ration for Lord Reading, the viceroy, whom she said had shown since his arrival in India a profoundly sympa- thetic understanding of the Indian character. and she felt would grad ua1ly. further the cause of "home rule.''
 Gandhi, whom she described as the Tolstoi of India, is losing his follow ing, She said. He had preached boy colt of schools, legal machinery, even hospitals, gaining for time a tre- mendous following, but, in all cases where the boycott was effective many of the agitator's disciples returned to the schools, and utilized the legal machinery and medical aid.
 Revolution will never gain headway in India, Mrs. Besant believes, first because the people are unarmed, sec ondly, because they do not want to gain political liberty that way
 Mrs. Besant frankly talked of her internment during the war for her teachings, and with pride, said a large number of the reforms she has been striving for are gradually being granted.
 During my recent suit for libel" she said, the presiding judge re- marked that most of the reforms for which ! was agitating, thus causing my internment, have since been granted by the mother country I look upon that statement by the judge as being my justification
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
DON'T USE STARCH
 IN MEMS SHIRTS
Chinese Loundryman Tells How To Fool High Cost of
 Dress Shirts.

To make shirts live to a ripe old age and escape the threatening dan gers O. the rag bag for at least a year, instead of finding themselves enroute to the discard in a month, they should not be starched, said J. K. Ping, a Church street laundryman in an in- terview this afternoon. MT. Ping has been operating a laundry here for IS years, says it is unwise to have any starch put in tho shorts at all.
 II never put any starch in my shirts. and they last much longer" he said Shirts will last a year if they are not starched at all, not even on the neckband. but if they are starched they will wear out in four weeks. Mr. Pink explained that the starch, making the neckbanc stiff, has ten- dency to cut through the fabric and works, sometimes as fast as sharp edged knife and sometimes it works
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
ENDEES WIN AGAIN.
Taftville Furnishes Weak Opposition
 For Bristol Team.

Bristol. Aug. 22. = The Taftville :eam furnished little opposition yes terday afternoon at Muzzy field, to he New Departure nine, the locals winning easily 10 to 0. The visitors were Helpless against Eddie Good -idge, getting only four hits. Toward he middle of the game, the local :wirler served them up in an easy manner
 Only three balls were hit by the visitors to the outfieId. Gcodridge dad a. great day with the willow, get ing four hits in as many trips to tho plate. Hallbach and Zielke turned in neat exhibition of fielding.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
WATERS EXCEEDING

AS ANow y NC tIlC StiLC SaD1COl
 at Phoenix, Arizona-State Troops
 in Flood Area.
 Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 22. - Flood waters in the state capitol building were slowly receding early today after reaching a level of two feet in the first floor offices of the governor and his chief assistants. The damage to the capitol was estimated at s3O0,- 900 by H. M. Alexander, cust todian, in addition to the loss of irreplaceabla records in basement storerooma which were flooded.
 Two companies of the state troops were called out to guard tho flooded area. Residents oi northwestern Phoenix were warned by the sheriff yesterday evening to move to higher ground and a few minutes later tho water entered the city, having cut ita way through the grand canal, ono of the large arteries of the irrigation system two and one-ha1i miles north ot tho city. This canal had withstood Fridays flood.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
Hungarian Troops
 Occupy Funfkirchen

Budapest, Aug. zz. Hungarian troops have begun the occupation of the city of Funfkirchen, located about 105 miles southwest of this city This town is the capital of the district Of Baranya. which waa awarded to Hun gary upon the breaking up of tho Austro Hungarian empire. There have been no untoward incidents thus far.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
700 MARKSMEN ENTERED.
rrapshooters Came from Canada to Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Opening guns in he grand American handicap blus ibbon event of the trapshooting world, held over the traps of tho South Shore Country club, here were fred. today.
 More than TOO entrants from all ections of the United States and Canada were on hanc for the weeks program which opened with the South ,hora introductory. tho match con- listing of 100 targets, 16 yards rise.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
SUMMER HOTEL DESTROYED.

Indian Springs, Ga., Aug. 22.-The Wigwam, one of the largest summer resort hotels in Georgia, was destroy ed by fire here early today. All of the approximately 200 guests escaped from the building without injury.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
150 PLAYERS ENTERED.
Women's Western Golf Match at Chi
 cago Opens Today.

Chicago, Aug. f22.-A field of about 15O players was entered hero for the women'a western golf association an- nual tournament when tho first pair teed off this morning at the West moreland Country club. The qualify ing rounds were started today.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22
ALEXANDER NO KING

Belgrade, Aug. PA proclamation announcing the accession of King Alexander to the throne of the Ser bians. Greats and Slovenes was read in the churches and public squares of this city NesterdaN
New Britain herald., 1921-08-22

like a saw. Tell your friends he added, mot to put any starch in their shirts"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29

lies whom they have before them Ques-
tions OF tho highest Importance. II
is perfectly certain priorI that NJ.
Briapd would never have said such
things ms hive been put into his
mouth. How could he have done SO,
when the closest bonds Of friendship
and alliance exist between the two
countries. The two nations hnve al
ways been friends. France cannot for
get the great extent of her cultural
and spiritual debt TO italy. The blood
OF the two peoples has flowed on the
same battlcflelds for the same cause.
We are here for tho good of humanity.
Nothing should be allowed to turn us
from the end OF the goal TO which we
have set ourselves and which we must
reach In closest harmony"
That was beautiful indeed. Es-
peclally that phrase, THE two nation.
have always been friends" Didn't
one julius Caesar once over-run Gaul,
and didn't one Napoleon return the
compliment with interest, little more
than hundred years ago? Didn't the
litter say. beyond the Alps lies
Italy" and prove it 20 all concerned?
Another beautiful phrase is "France
cannot forget the great extent OF her
cultural and spiritual debt to Italy
An Italian, who seemed TO have some.
! thing serious on his mind he is not
a delegate-remarked 10 me after thai
communiuuo was issued I'VE thought
that the debt was the other wa,
around. We had the impre ssIon tina
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29

Mr.. Napoleon Bonaparte took few OF
all Of that debt returned AZ A. mani
festntion OF brotherly love"
But II NJ. viyiani was eloquent,
Senator Schanzer. according TO that
communique. was not wanting whcn
his time came To pronounce honorifics.
This Is what tho text says:
schsnxer Replies.
"Mr. schanzer then cordially thank
ed the Secretary Of State for his fortu.
nate idea In making that statement.
which, he Raid. was quite necessary.
because certain persons outside the
Conference had made use OF the press
TO disturb the good relations existing
between the countries represented
here. He was delighted that the
chairman had used his high authority
/ to close the unfortunate incident for
all time, and expressed thanks 10
Messrs. Vfviani and BRAND for their
sentiments OF sympathy for Italy
which arc so well known to everyone
/ He wished 20 state again that Italy
cherished only the most cordial feel.
ings toward France and was sure that
he would be able TO continue in The
work of the Conference in an unchang.
cd atmosphere of cordlsliiy TOWARD
France and al the other countries
represented"
That's what the official commUniqus
said
"All's quiet on the Potomac
Col Repington, having cleared him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets.

II your skin is yellow-complexion
rallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy. uo-good feeling-you should
ta.e Olive Tablets.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets--a sub
stitute for calo lel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards afte. II years of study.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color.
To have a clear. pink skin, bright
eyes, no plmples, feeling of buoyancy
like childhood day. YOU must get at
the cause.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
The liver q. 4 bowels like calomei-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constip- -tioh Take one or two mig =
and note the pleasing results. Millions
OF boxes are sold annually at 15c and
soc.