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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-22
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Jud Ttnkins asss everybody admits
that houeaty 10 the beat policy. only
. Tot 0f folks diner a. TO the preeika
definition OF the word.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-22

A woman might be willing TO try
20 live on love, but man does not
love her who would let her try It.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-22
LOCAL NEWS

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE Nov
booking orders for March. April and
May. Six varieties. Selected stock.
Book early for sure delivery. Prices
lower than last year. For partiou-
lars phone BAe.J-t. B. d. Hogan.
RID. No. 2, Logan. Utah. Adv-tf
There are lots OF Christians who
worship their Idol,
Hides. furs. junR. Get full value
by bringing in to Logan Hide and
Junk Co. Phone 81 Orders taken
for tanning furs, Adv-tf
Every new born child causes q
rifle, however small, upon the sea
Of life.
Logan Hatchery ia ready to take
orders for all varieties of day old
chiesk; also custom Matching. At
Deseret Mil. Utah and California
only OF best quality. Phone 11s-N-w.
Adv-tf-c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
GIRLS CLUB PLANS
FOR BIG CARD PARTY

Several card parties and dances
have been planned by the hospitality
committee of the Girls Club as
events through the winter season
through which to raise money for
their Ruth Fletcher Burns Y. W. c..
A. Memorial Fund. The first Of
these viii be a card party in the
assembly hall OF the Raritan Yacht
Club in Water street on Saturday
afternoon. October %. The arrange
men will include tables in bridge.
pinochle and FIVE hundred with re-
freshments served az the conclusion
of the afternoon. A number OF
pretty prizes are being solicited TO be
awarded in all Of the games.
The girls hope to attract a large
crowd not only fer the purpose Of
raising a large sum TO add TO their
fund. but TO complete a social &C.
casion also, which will be remem-
bered as n Of the enjoyable par
ties Of the season. Tickets will be
out tomorrow and will be distrib-
uted among the members OF the club
at their meeting on Monday. The
price OF the tickets is a nominal one
and an invitation is extended 70 all
OF the women and girls OF the city
20 attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

for the burial of deceased former
active or exempt members OF the
Perth Amboy Fire Department and
their wives. and to erect thereon a
suitable monument or memorial
stone"
on April Z. 1921, a committee was
appointed to secure designs and
prices on a firemen's monument.
After consideration of several de-
signs that of Thos. Jardine e Son
was selected by the association and
on May IL contract entered into
for the furnishing and erection of
same.
On September rs. 1921. final and
full payment on the monument was
made.
Firemen's Memorial Association,
Incorporated, follows: George
Schenck, Lincoln Engine Co. No. 1;
A. II. Crowell. treasurer. Protection
ii. a l.. Co. No. 1:Andrew Anderson.
president, Washington Fl. q c. Co.
NJ. 2: John Ryan. Mcclellan Engine
Co. No. 3: William p. Dockwell,
Eagle ii. & c. Co. No. 4: Paul Volt
scheck. Garfield Engine Co. No. S;
william ]. Langan. Liberty II. e. l..
co. No. 2; Rudolph Schuck, Humane
Fire Co.: A. +. Munoz. secretary,
Exempt Firemen's Association;
Harry w. Tooker. chief p. A. F. D.;
Hon. william C. Wilson. mayor:
Ferd Garretson, ex-mayor: Peter l..
Martin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
TOTTENVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.. Hadkins
with MI. and Mrs. Yens Arneberg,
u brooklyn. started yesterday on a
motor trip to Gettysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Lehman
are home after a weeks visit at
springfield. Mass.
Nicholas Andrianny is home after
a weeks vacation in the Catskills.
Mrs. Florence Downs. of Stamford,
Conn.,, is i'll at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Josephine Brown. of Brighton
street.
Rev. ]. F. B~indenberger visited his
sister in Elizabeth yesterday.
Mrs. r. w. Wood is spending a
week with her daughter. Mrs. III. Z.
Nance, at Hazlet, n. j..
Warren Smith vas at the Giant
YankS game yesterday.
Mary Carly. thirty years old. col
pred. of sol Hall avenue. Perth Am
COY, taken i'll at the T~ottenville rail-
road station about $40 o'clock last
night. was removed to the Memorial
ospital in the ambulance by DIR
NcDonc ugh.
Rev. Max Schwartz. of Newark. is
IN charge g. the Yom Kippu, serv-
ICES at the Masonic temple in Main
street for the Hebrews of Totem
VILE and vicinity.
The Tot t,nville police are working
under the emergency chart this week
because ~ men assigned TO polling
places for registration. with four
squads on 5atrol AID two on reserve
at all times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
FIRE PREVENTION WORK
is CONTINUED HERE

Special attention was paid the
factories yesterday as part Of the
program for Fire Prevention Week
which Is being recognized through
out the country and which was pro-
claimed by the governor to be OBJ
served from October 10 to Is. Fred
p. Rearwin, state factory inspector
OF the Department OF Labor was in
the city Yesterday visiting many OF
the plants and went over the entire
FIRE prevention apparatus and ascer-
tanned whether or not the law was
being conformed 10 here. In some
OF the plants. Mr.. Rearwin, who has
charge Of Middlesex. Monmouth and
Ocean counties. held fire drills.
which in most cases proved satisfac-
tory. The principle part OF the
work was looking up fire hazards
seeing that combustible articles
were not blocking the stairways. that
fire escapes were in good CONDITION
and that alarms were in order.
The factories. according to the In
spector, are cooperating SATISFACTORY
ly with the state officials and very
little fault has been found.
Il is reported through statistics
that fire losses amount to s260.000,-
600 annually in the United States
and that 10000 lives are lost. Fur
Their information shows that eight
per cent OF these losses could be
prevented II proper caution were
taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
10 TABLES FILLED
AT CARD PARTY

Nineteen tables were filed at the
weekly card party OF the Catholic
daughters Of America last night in
the Knights Of Columbus Home IN
High street, and although there were
several tables in euchre, pinochle
and the peanut jan the majority OF
the players anticipated in the game
OF i've hundred. Last nights party
was tho third Of the series arranged
by the society a-G the attendance
at each ms has been larger than
the n previous. The excellent
arrangements undsl the direction Of
Miss Catherine CROSBY and her com
mittee, are responsible for their in
creasing popularity.
The pretty prizes awarded I'm the
games asst night were received as
follows: In euchre, Ms Frank HUI
ley, vanity purse; in pinochle, Asa
Reilly. tea pot; Mrs. Cook. cut glass
dish; peanut jab. Mrs. Michael
O'Hara, centerpiece: in five hundred,
Mrs. William Clapsadell. cut glass
dish: Mrs. James y. Kennedy. may
onaise dish; Miss Mary Smith. apron;
Miss Loretta Hines. box of candy;
Rev. John Larkin. pepper and salt
set; Miss Agnes Green, pyrex dish;
Mrs. James Murray. handkerchief:
Mrs. John Rivas. Bingham remnant:
Mrs. p. n. Kennedy. pin cushion and
Miss Catherine Nolan, cream and
sugar set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
YOM KIPpUR IS OBSERVED
IN ALL SYNAGOGUES HERE

In every temple and synagogue Of
the Hebrew faith throughout the
world, Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day
of Atonement. was ushered in at SUM-
set last night. This. the most sac
red and solemn OF Jewish holidays
came in with the blowing of the
shofar or rams horn, which for more
than five thousand years has sum
moned members of the faith to pray
er and fasting. In each of the tenn
pies in this city last night there were
large crowds in attendance at the
services held and again today many
are seen entering the synagogues for
solemn prayer. Services are being
held at Beth Mordecai Temple in Ho-
bart street, Shaary Tfloh Temple in
Madison avenue and Bnei Zion Insti-
tute in Fayette street.
In the Jewish calendar, yesterday
was the tenth day of the month of
TishrL. At shutdown the poorest jew
ish storekeeper joined with the rich
est merchant in laying aside busi-
ness and repairing TO the tenn
pie for prayer and supplication-
There are five sets of prayers for
Yom Kippur which is based on the
precepts laid down by Moses in Le-
viticus xvi, 30: God will forgive you
to clear you from all your sins, that
you may be clean before the Lord"
Work of any nature is forbidden. no
food is taken. secular affairs are BAN
ished and the time is given wholly
to spiritual communion. As IL be-
gins the holy day will end with the
blowing of the shofar and in five days
will occur the Feast of the Taber-
nacle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
in THE SOCIAL WORLD
SHOWER Is GIVEN
MISS MILDRED WILSON

Miss Mildred Wilson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Wilson. of Mar
ket street. who is engaged to marry
William Potts. Jr., of Columbus, n.
j., was given a miscellaneous show
err last night at her home. The
shower was arranged by Miss Louise
Peterson and was a complete sur
prise to Miss Wilson. Pink and
white were the colors predominant
in the streamer decorations about
the room and in the centerpiece of
carnations and roses which graced
tho table, 20 attractively arranged
with shower placards.
The gifts were presented in a
huge basket and much merriment
ensued when the guest of honor,
seated in the middle of the floor,
opened them all, each dainty gift be-
ing accompanied BY a funny n to
make the game more interesting.
Following the dainty supper served
by the hostess, the evening was de-
lightfully passed in singing and lis
tening to the musical selections with
which several of the guests enter
tanned.
Those present were the Misses
Marion Ludwig, Louise Peterson,
Gertrude Meagher, Kathryn Egan,
Christine Ernst. Grace Sullivan, Vio-
la Bowen, Mildred, Jean and Eliza
beth Wilson. Mrs. Malcolm Thomp-
son. Mrs. Frank Alderman. Mrs.
Louis Nilsson. Mrs. Chris Hostrup.
Mrs. Anna Ludwig, Mrs. William
Rogers and Mrs. A. T. Wilson, of
this city; Miss Eleanor Wilson, of
South Amboy; Mrs. A. H. Bowers.
of Woodbridge. and Mrs. Edward
Rogers of Burlington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Pelt,
of Rector street, have returned after
several days at Atlantic City.
Miss Ruth Cheshire, OF South
First street. and Mrs. Franklyn
Brehme, of Gordon street, are
spending the day in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Heman Anderson
have returned to their home in Mar
ket street after several months vaca-
ton spent in Montana.
Mrs. Edward Rogers, of Burling-
ton. was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
\. r. Wilson, of Market street, yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stern. OF
Rector street, motored to Lakewood
Sunday.
Mrs. Roy E. Hallock. of Rome.
Ga. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
j. G.. Newton, of Water street.
Mrs. C. Christensen has returned
to her home in Park avenue after
spending a week with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
ger Christensen. of Bridgeport, Conn
The Misses Bertha and Nellie
Grant, of Fall River, Mass, are visit
ing their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hutchins. of Fayette street
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Leighton, of Second street
Keyport, this morning. Mrs. Leigh
ton was formerly Miss Helen Miller
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Miller. of Mcclellan street.
Mrs. Thomas Smith. of East ave-
nue., who has been i'll for some time
is at St. Michael's Hospital in New
ark now for treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
COMMITTEE To
DRAFT LETTER
Philemon Society 10 Urge
Mayor in Regard 10 BiIIopp
House Matter

roTTENvfLLE. Oct. 1.-THE
umittce named AZ the meeting 81
tfe Philemon Literary and uistori-
81 Society % draft 8 letter 20 Mayer
liH.an with regard 20 having the
city ~ New YORK. through the Board
90 Estimate. take over the historic
iillOpp House on the shores % the
!.afen Island sound. for historical
purposes viii meet some time this
week.
The committee Is composed OF
Hiss Elsa n. Evans the president.
Nlss Laura u. Yetman. Miss Anna
Van Name. Miss Katherine Dodds
I'D Mrs. Gilbert : Barnes The
letter will be forwarded 10 the mayor
~ once and Il IL expected that fax-
orable action viii be taken IN the
matter AZ the earliest possible date.
When this Is done n win be the
first step toward having the city
take over the old mansion and 10
have the grounds laid out for a pub
lc park. Borough President Calvin
~. Van Name. who had the house
and grounds included In the extern
sion OF the s~outhheld boulevard as a
.lember of the board Of estimate.
win hasten the matter when u comes
rp for action.
Although the old house f. In bad
condition partly from the time Of
the Morgan explosion and the de-
struction done by boys while the
place was not occupied. Il Is believed
that with an effort the place can be
rlt back in good condition and pre-
gcrved for years TO come. There Is
a family occupying one part Of the
house at the present time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Organize I'm Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, Oct. 1.-THE
Republican municipal committee
met and organized last night in the
Republican headquarters in Masonic
hall ,chairmen and vice-chairmen
for each ward being selected and
plans fer conducting the campaign
were laid. j. II. Thayer Martin pre-
sided over the meeting which was
well attended.
]. NJ. Crowell was elected perma-
nent secretary of the committee TO
take the place of w. II. Gardner
who has been acting as secretary
protein. The following chairmen
and vice chairmen were elected:
First ward. Harry r. Wilson, of
Woodbridge. chairman: Mrs. NJ. f.
McCarter, of Woodbridge. vice
chairman.
Second ward Howard Madsen, of
Fords chairman; Mrs. Sidney Gard
ner. of Fords, vice chairman.
Third ward, Frank Barth. of Ave-
mel chairman; Mrs. Lucy Acker of
Sewaren vice chairman.
Instructions on how to repare the
registration lists in each ward and
poll were given and plans were dis
cussed for a meeting of the Repub-
licans in the township to be held In
Mechanics Hall next Monday night.
The principal speaker at this mass
meeting will be Mrs. Whitney w.
Oliver. of Perth Amboy. State Vice
Chairman In charge of women's or
g~anization in Middlesex county. Mrs.
oliver has taken a prominent part
in many OF the meetings held in var
ious parts of the county this year and
Is a ~forceful speaker. County candi-
dates will be present and this meet
Ing Is expected TO be the biggest yet
held this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
AFTER THE SPEEDERS

KEYPORT. Oct. ls.-Since the
completion OF the new roads through
the borough speeding has been IN
dulged in by passing motorists VINO
were OF the fact that the
state motor vehicle Inspector. r. otto
Weigand. Is decidedly active, ana
many who have violated the state
motor vehicle law have paid dearly
for their disregard of the law.
Recorder Isaac ~. Johnston mas
paid 10 the state commissioner. VI
iO4 in fines collected from the l5th
OF March TO the 27th OF september
and Is still hearing cases several
times a week which are brought De-
fore him by Inspector Weigand.
The newly completed concrete
roads are a great temptation to those
who are in a hurry but few OF the
speed kings get by with Il In Key
port.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
IN NUMBER OF
W0MEN REGISTERED

TOTTENVILLE. Oct. l2.-There
was a slight gain in the number OF
women registered for the second
day yesterday as compared with that
II the first day. Monday. in the eight
districts of the fifth ward OF the
borough of Richmond. An even hun
cred women were registered yester-
az against &c for the first day. There
were 259 men registered In the eight
districts as compared with 263 for
Monday.
The total number registered for
tha first day in the second assembly
fiitrict was 1883 men and 352 wo-
eaen In the eight districts yester-
ny the following were registered:
yenty-siXth. 32 men and 6 women;
twenty-seventh, 16 men and 2 wo-
i.on: twenty-eighth. 81 men and 6
women: twerfty-ninth. Al men and
women: thirtieth. As men and ~
omen; thirty-first. As men and 25
omen; thi~rty-second. 26 men and
- women: thirty-third. 33 men and
. women.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Jam ESBURG FIREME
AT PLEASING BANQUET

JAMEsBURG, Oct. 12-What
the Jamesburg Fire Department lost
In time since their last outing five
years ago was more than made up
for in good cheer at their clam sup
per Monday night In fire headquar-
tiers. The menu consisted of clam
chowder. steam clans liquid re-
freshments. pickles. olives. cheese
sandwiches. coffee and cigars.
During the lull Chief W. Harry
Lokerson for the benefit OF the la
dies present gave a brief outline of
the routine of the state convention
held at Atlantic City at which he
was a delegate from the Jamesburg
Hremen's Relief Association.
The committee OF ladies who
managed the affair was: Mrs. w.
Harry Lokerson. Mrs. James Casey,
Mrs Frederick Cole Mrs. Christie
pher C. Quinn. Mrs. Joseph Van
Pelt. Mrs. sidney Lowe, Mrs. Albert
Rogers.
The firemen were: Jacob Haus
ser. Albert Rogers, Frederick Colt,
Otto Isele. Hartley Wheeler. Mat
thew Bum. John ~Jorgenson. Chief
Harry Lokerson. James Casey.
George JaJqui. Thomas Dougles.
Fred Dey. John Clinton, John Wad-
dy. r. Bruce Pullen Charles Rob-
erts. Matthew Bum, Sidney Lowe.
Joseph Van Pelt. Joseph Baumgart-
ner. Condit NJ. Dawson. Christopher
c Quinn. Guests G.. j. Ffllhower
and II. A. Edwards.
Following the supper an elimina-
ton contest OF euchre leading to
the championship of the department
was started in borough hall and ter
minated at midnight with no real
oontenders for the honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Danish Women Elect

The semi-annual election Of off,
GERS took place at the meeting of
the Danish Hundred Ladies yester-
day. Mrs. Christine Knudsen was
elected inside guard: Mrs. Marie
Hansen. treasurer; Mrs. Marie An
derson, recording secretary; Mrs.
Dora Jensen, financial secretary.
and Mrs. Karen Petersen. Mrs. Jo-
hanna Martinusen and Mrs. Chris
tine Lund. trustees. The election
of the president and vice president
will not take place until the next
election some time next spring. A
social hour followed yesterdays
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Ready for Card Party

Everything is in readiness for the
third of the series of weekly card
parties to be held by the Rosary
Society tomorrow night in st. Mary's
hall in Center street and the number
of participants in the various games
is expected to be unusually large.
Additional efforts have been made to
swell the fund for new equipment
for the society which has been the
purpose of the previous parties.
Several pretty prizes have been
donated for the evening and these
will be awarded as usual in all of
the card games as we'll as in the
peanut jab, the indoor sport for
those who do not are for cards.
Mrs. Vincent Costello is chairman
of the evenings arrangements and
everyone whether they have attend
ed previous parties in the hall or
not in invited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
T. MARKS LADIES' AID
BAZAAR Is NEXT WEEK

TOTTENVILLE. Oct. 1.-THE
aides Aid Society of st. Marks
Methodist Episcopal church. Pleas
ant Plains. has arranged for a fair
md bazaar to be held in the lecture
eaom of the church. Thursday night.
October 20. Committees have been
named for the various booths and
stands and everything is being done
10 make the affair a
There will be seven booths and
lands that will include fancy. candy.
doll. apron. towel. refreshments and
ice cream. There will be a supper
served from 6 to s o'clock. Mrs.
u. w. Winant is at the head of the
supper committee. Mrs. George
Heck is at the head of the fancy
booth: Mrs. John Huber. aprons:
Mrs. Fendrick. candy: Mrs. Willard
Cottrell. dolls. and Mrs. William
'ngelbrecht will serve the ice cream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
BETHEL MISSIONARY
SOCIETY HEARS TALK

TOTTENVILLE. Oct. 12:-Mrs.
Mary Fiske Park. vice president Of
the National Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church. was the speaker
at the first fall meeting of the Bethel
Nomen's Missionary Society Mon
day night at the parsonage. The
text book to be studied this winter.
Survey to Service" was briefly re-
viewed by Rev. Oscar l.. Joseph. the
pastor. Mrs. Arthur Fl. Yetman, the
president of the society, announced
that the sum of $50 was raised to
support a native worker in China.
Misses Ina and Jean Matheson
furnished IN excellent musical pro-
gram for the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
AUTUMN FLOWER DANCE
TO BE HELD OCT. 19

The Daughters OF Iona could not
have selected a more appropriate
name for their next dance Wednes-
day night. October 10, in Washing
ton Hall than the autumn flower
dance" for which they have been
preparing for weeks. All of the
members have attended the weekly
meetings of the club in the Commu-
nifty House in Johnstone street TO
make the pretty chrysanthemums
and other autumn flowers which
are to feature in the decorations
that night.
Last night the number was com
pleted and the committees were ap-
appointed to serve in their respec-
tive places. Miss Elizabeth was
made manager of the hall; Miss
Julia DANA. chairman OF the flow
err booth, Miss Anna Singular, chair
man OF the kitchen and refresh
ments with Miss Sarah Ur and Miss
Julia loft as her assistants; Miss
Mary Seeman. chairman check
room; Miss Elizabeth Seeman and
Miss Anna Sander, chairmen of the
dance tickets: Miss Julia Szalka.
chairman of refreshment tickets.
An orchestra from New York, re-
puted to be one of the best ever
heard in the city. will furnish the
syncopation for the dancing which
will last from early until late. Re-
freshments will be served and dur
ing the evening ten girls will dis
pose of fresh flowers arranged in
button hole bouquets. Mrs. Isabel
Gould, evening hostess at the Com
munity House, and the parents of
club members will be the patrons
and patronesses of the occasion. The
dance will be the clubs first of the
season and. if it compares at all ia
vorably with the n given under
the auspices last year. it will be a
great zee Tickets have been out
for several weeks and these may
~t'r be procured froh the club mem
hars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Parish Guild Get

TOTTENvILLE. Oct. 12.-At a
meeting OF the Parish Guild OF st.
stephens Episcopal church held yes
terday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George w. Moore. plans were
talked over for the erection OF the
new parish house and arrangements
were made for a benefit moving pic
ture show 10 be held Tuesday. Mo-
vember 20. The quilt for the bene-
NJ OF the guild was awarded 10 Ben
jamin Bcdeil. of Perth .lmbOy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
PROGRAM OF STUDY
OUTLINED BY CLUB

The Edith Marshall Echo Club
opened the 1922 season with a
business session yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Eleanor Mathia-
sen in Oak street. The program of
study for the year was discussed and
it vas decided to take UP the noted
singers in the modern day and other
musical periods as the topic of dis
cussion for the meetings of the win
ter. The meeting concluded with the
serving of refreshments by the host
ess.
The club will meet the second
Monday of each month and the pro-
gram for the next meeting will be
under the supervision of Miss Ruth
Emmons and Miss Lucy Bernard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
vans T.ip.e Phosphates Puts Good Solid
Red-Bloodsd Healthy Flesh On Your Bores
And Makes You Feel 1000 Better at Same Time

cheeks and that your occupation ceases
10 become a task and u a pleasure. Me-
tlce that never before In your whole life
have you enjoyed living a. You do today.
Weigh yourself az the end of one month
and let the scales tell the story.
Barnekov 4 Pete and all good druggisfs
have agreed 10 supply thin, rundown
undsr-deyeloped Persons with tbs UNDER
standing that II one month treatmen+
doesn't give most gratifying results your
money IL waiting for you. But don't take
Il even though Il accomplishes wonders
IN nervous digestive troubles and a. a
general nerve tonic. unless yDu reaiy
want 10 put on fesh and gain wslsaL-
ADV.