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Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
THE CHILDREN'S HOME

According to completed arrangements by the county
mee charge of the for funds for the support OF
the Imperial Valley Chdren Home for 1921 the drive will
take place next week. starting Sunday January 23 and end
ing Saturday night, January 20.
The full statement the board of directors of this home
to why this money needed and how is to be spent
appeared in yesterdays issue of The Press.
The charity that worthy, The Elks all churches
fraterna organizations and all public spirited citizens have
annually contributed and will do again this year.
The local committee will be ready to start Sunday, and
will work all week. until the quota assigned to this ter
rtory reached. In all the county there must be raised
$6000 The share for Ell Centre has been estimated at
$1,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
WHITING
-ond its
PEOPLE

Increasing attendance on the vari-
Gus services Of the Methodist church
gives evidence of sustained interest.
The constant aim is to maintain a
spiritual atmosphere, and at the same
time to present an interesting and
worth while program. All services
will be held at the usual hours tomor-
row. The pastor. Rev. II. r. Ivey, will
speak both morning and evening. spe-
cial music at both services.
The men Of The Methodist church
were delightfully."- entertained last
Wednesday evening at the home of
the president of the Bible Glass, Mr..
W. G, Spurrier OF Oliver street An
other social evening is planned for
Wednesday night. Jan. %, when the
men of the church will be entertained
by Mr.. W. z. Gillett at his home in
West Park at 1889 West Park avenue.
Church Of Christ Sunday. January
20, 1921, Bible School at s:45, com
munion and preaching at 100. Chris
tian Endeavor at $50. evening Sery-
ice at 1880. In the absence OF a regu-
lar pastor the pulpit will be flled both
morning and evening by Bro. W. L.
Dalton. of Washington, Iowa who has
been we'll spoken OF by c. c. Crawford
of Cincinnati by c. J. Sharp OF Ham
mond. Everybody invited. but mem
bers of the church are especially urg-
ed TO be present and hear Bro. Dalton
Congregational church-When Sun
day comes II Is time for laying aside
the duties and cares that invest our
thought and demand our time sun
day is a time for worship. reTigi-
Gus service stimulates and nurtures
worship, Spend an hour at church
Sunday in worship. Sabbath School at
s;45 a m, morning services at 400
a m. Sunday Evening Club at 1880 p.
m, Charles E. Trueblood, Plymouth
Congregational church
With the growing interest in this
community for religious education
that demand has arisen for another
class in religious instruction Begin
ming the next week the homes OF all
children In the Whiting public schools
who are to be transferred from the
kindergarten TO grade IA. VIII be
visited TO solicit the parents consent
to have them enrolled In this class
The sessions are to be held in the new
building recently erected on New York
avenue. Date and hour to be an
nounced later. II your little child Is
eligible he or she Is welcome Are
you with US:
In th9se groups already organized.
the classes are growing. SO that 6-B
in the McGregor building have been
transferred TO the Junior High School
The attendance is keeping up SPLEEN
didlythree-fourth CT the children be-
ing regular attendants. This fact to
those most interested In the religious
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
NI50rftSS
~ g
NOW WHITING
TAKES EMERSON
INTO CAMP
fspEelAL 10 1AE lives!


WHITING. Ind, Jan. 22.-The highly
aouted undefeated Emerson II. S. bas-
ketball team. recent visitor over Ham
Snond High. was literally crushed oS
whiting Highs speed Eve last night
nv a 81 70 II score. Showing the most
powerful offense - the year the Whit
ing lads simply tewudered the steer
City boys at all stages of the game
Burke, Stovveu and Thiessen scored at
will. most OF the shots being worked
down under the Whiting goal. Nejdl
and Eggers played great defensive
wa1ess for the green and white. Coach
Hart's passing game worked 70 great
advantage. the locals cieanly outclass-
ing Emerson in this phase Of the
wa1ne. The Whiting team play was
machine like. while Emerson tried
mostly long shots Sibley. Sturtridge
and wood played great games fer
Gary. The Steel City team came over
confident and went away with whole
some respect for the Whiting High
team. Tho locals victory was clean
cut as the margin was twenty points,
the worst defeat Emerson has suffered
in years in basketball. The Whiting
High seconds easily won over the En-
srson seconds in the preliminary BY
al to l9 count. Wickhorst and Dwan
starred for whiting. Ruman and Glley
was Garys best Whiting High leaves
on the annual downstate trip next
wednesday playing Ladoga, Lapel and
Brook. whiting High has scored As
-aS-tS ~ nina games score
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
HERE ARE
TEETH IN
B. S. LAW
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERylcEl


INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. 22-Mau-
rice Mendenhali. director OF the In
diana Securities Commission. be-
leves that Indiana vii have one Of
the best blue sky laws in the United
States II the amendments presented
to the senate are accepted, accord
ing to his statement today. Mr. Mem
donhall drafted the amendments with
tie assistance Of senator Rats, who
oLampioned the original bill IN the
special session Of 1899.
Among provisions Of the amend
ments are the following:
l. Increasing OF fees to a scale
equal to those in effect in other sta
ties.
. Providing penal provisions ade-
quate to prosecute violators OF the
law.
s. Does away with injunction pro-
ceedings, and gives the commission
the right 70 revoke the license Of a
dealer. issuer or salesman, and pro-
vides that any applicant whose IL
cense has been cancelled may appeal
70 the circuit or superior courts OF
the state.
4 Gives commission power TO eX-
anime into physical assets, effects
and holdings OF any applicant
8 Exempts stocks listed on the
New York stock Exchange. and Sc
curities OF corporations organized for
charitable. fraternal or benevolent
purposes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

school is astonishing when it is con-
stdered that attendance in this school
is not compulsory, that the children
como because OF their interest and love
for those Ideals that make for good
citizenship.
Mrs. William Graz will give a silver
tea for the beneft OF the Plymouth
Aid Society OF the Congr egational
church at her home. 4o7 Sheridan ave-
nue. on next Tuesday evening. Jan. 90
Those assisting Mrs. Graf VIII be Mes
DANES Williams. Eeaubien. Harris.
Daegling and Davidson. Everyone is
invited.
The r @. e, OF whiting Will have
special meeting IN tho X of p. hall
tomorrow afternoon at p. m. for the
initiation OF candidates
Sergeant Patrick ], Lawier of Cen
trail avenue was taken to the Mercy
hospital in Chicago on Thursday to
receive treatment for abdominal trou-
bic.
Albert Cast. charged with being a
"peeping Tom" for looking into the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

dressing room at tho Star Theatre wss
released when arraigned for trial.
Albert Sowa- arrested on Thursday
evening for being drunk, is locked up
awaiting triad.
Miss Lille Best, the Congregational
teacher of Religious education, will
entertain her sister. Miss Mabel Best
or Chicago tomorrow. The latter is a
worker at the Halstead Street Institu-
tional church IN Chicago and will tell
CT her work before the Sunday eve
ming club at the Congregational
church in Chicago and will tell of her
work before the Sunday evening club
ct the Congregational church tomor-
row evening.
Thomas Farley charged with driv-
ing by a street car discharging pas
| sengers was released on a $500 cash
| bond. Arthur Eckiund, who was taken
| for speeding was released on a $50
tond. furnished by Joseph Tapajna
Both trials will be held neyt Tuesday
] William Cahin. who attempted tc
pass a forged check for $4,000 on c. D
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

oiDonnell OF the 1Iatson Dairy to
which he had affixed the name OF P.
?. Sullivan was arraigned IN the city
court on Thursday. Cah1ll WHOSE homo
Is supposed TO be IN Michigan was
tound over TO the criminal court IN
1900 bonds.
George Hornstt o. the Whiting
Lumber and Coal company and vii
fred Grindel OF the Northern Indiana
Lumber ana Coal company. are both
home from indianapolis. where they
attended the lumbermens convention.
The league OF women voters will
hold meeting at the library on next
Friday evening.
Senator James J. Nejdi and Repre-
sentative Oscar A. Ahlgren will be
home from Indianapolis over Sunday.
Miss Mary Naef will entertain the
Tri Kappa sorority at her home in
Roberts avenue on next Monday eve
ring at 7:45 .. m.
william Wilson OF the Wilson Elec-
| trio company has purchased the Law
renee home at Sheridan avenue and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
TROOP 4 DEFEATS
TROOP THREE

A hard game was fought at the
slovak Home. Thursday. when the
scouts OF troop defeated the scouts
of troop 3. by a close score of to Z.
KLEIN and sterbany were stars for troop
T. while + Lnlaph starred for the losers
KLEIN made three points and Sterbany
four, while Unnaph made four and
KosaIko two. The last half was a
thriller Three minutes left to play
when troop makes its seventh point
Anyone wishing games may phone or
write. by phone 3o7 address III 5chrage
ave. Whiting. IS TO 100 lbs lineup.
J Klein. l. G. n. Dishinko.
J. Sterbany, r F. J. Powell
J. Beda. c. H Kosalko.
G. Herakovich, l.. 7. J. Novotry
NJ Adam, r. C. J. Umlash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
LEONARD TO INVADE
EUROPE NEXT MONTH

NEW YORK, Jan. 22--Benny Leon
ard world lightweight boxing cham
pion, will sail for Europe next month
to engage in contests there in the
Spring. Silly Gibson, his manager, an
nounced yesterday. A match with
Johnny Basha.m, former European well
terweiGht tiueholder. in London is
now under way, nc said, and it is hop
cd to obtain q fow bouts in Paris.
As Leonard acquired his title from
Freddie Welsh, who was popular with
English boxing enthusiasts, Gibson be-
lieves the champion will prove an at
traction in England.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Stranger Victor When His
Famed deadlock Stuns Foe

ROCHESTER,, ). 7. Jan Ed
(StrangIer) Lewis successfully defend
Ell the heavyw eight wrestling cham
pionship last night, throwing DICK
Daviscourt OF Texas in 1890. DAVIS
court was unable TO rise after the first
fall, and four physicians who worked
over him refused 10 let him return 70
the mat. Lewis used five successive
headlocks in the last few minutes TO
gain the fall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
MICHIGAN WINS
BIG TEN CONTEST
FROM IOWA, 1915
COLLEGE SCORES.

COLLEGE SCORES.
ATiehign, 49, Iowa, is.
Indiana. 25g Minnesota, IS.
Princeton. 10; Cornell. II.
NOtre Dame. a. Dayton. 10.
AmeS, ct; Kanass AgEles, II.
Missouri, as Oklahoma, -.
Colgate, 30i West Virginia, 50.
Normal, 26i Eureka, 10.
washington univ ersIty, 3oi Drake
"a.
Illinois college. %; Lincoln college,
10.
KNOX, 23s Cue Io~a). Z.
Nebrnska, Sc; South Dakota, -.
ANN ARBoR, Mich. Jan. 22-Iiclu-
gan won a Western Conference has
ketbaIl game from Iowa last night. 10
70 10.
The game was close and holly con
tested throughout. the score at the
half way mark being to :.
Capt Karpus OF Michigan and
schnick for Iowa were the individual
stara
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Humphrey road.
The whiting and Hammond city
councils met In Joint session al Whit
lag to consider anew the running OF
the sewage pumping station towards
which both cities enter into the up
keep. At the meeting on Thursday.
the Hammond aldermen agreed to give
.wo-thirds Of the maintenance sum
The next meeting OF tho Old Settler g
club will be masquerade when all
members are requested TO come IN
masque outfits. It will also BE-
amateur night. All members wishing
to appear on the program should leave
their name with Mrs. Mary Conroy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
INDIANA BEATS
MINNESOTA BY
SCORE OF 25 TO %

MINNEAPOLIS. Ntinn.. Jan. EN-
diana defeated Minnesota. % to %, in
a Western Conference basketball game
last night.
Minnesota led at the end Of the first
half. Il to II, but sensational basket
shooting by Marxson enabled the
Hoooiers to win cut.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
DEMPSEY MONEY
WAS NOT POSTED

NEW YORK. ian. 22.-Latest de-
velopments in the Dempsey-Carpen-
tier fight promotion tangle have added
uncertainty to It today.
Tex Rickard has offered to take over
william A. Brady's interest in the
fight. and Charles T.. Cochran's as well,
IL Cochran really wants to get out.
Brady has cabled his London asso-
cta4e advising him of Richards propo-
sitior and will reserve decision until
he receives a reply.
COcbran-RIcknrd May Join.
II Cochran wants 70 go ahead With
tho promotion Rickard viii string
along with him. Otherwise he will as
sumo the 100000 guarantee to tho
ghters and ATTEMPT to stage the big
bout himself he says.
Officials OF tho Central Union Trust
Company are authority for the state
1nert that Dempsey's bond IS NOT In
their possession. There IS mystery
regarding the champions forfeit. as
even Jack Kearns does not appear to
know where the bond IS.
Cochran stn There.
LONDON, Jan 22.-The original con
tract for the Carpcntier-D Dempsey box
Ing bout is considered sim valid by
Charles B. Cochran. It was declared
IN a statement authorized by his office
here this morning. 8fr,Cochran's as
socda&es said they had no knowledge
Of authority for william A. Brady OF
New York to speak In Mr. Cochran's
behalf.
The statement reads: "As tar as
MT. Cochran is concerned the original
contract for the Dempsey Carpenter
hght holds II Messrs, Brady or Rick
ard have withdrawn that is beyond
our control"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
TOWER STILLS
GET IN LEAD

The following are this weeks scores
IN the Standar OIL A. A bawling tour
nament at Wilkinson's alleys. The
Tower Stills No. team stan main
tain their lead in the league standing
having defeated the Crane Cars three
straight games.
The Welders also COPIED three
straight from the Grease Works and
the Main Office took three from the
Acid Works.
cc0raa f0lIn-u.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Iora4S .-"-~---....--- IL
Summary OF game-Free throws
rnfssed-Thtessen CE). Hoskins. Sibley
(12).
Reeeree-Joyce. Carl schurz H. s.
Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
STAR rHEATER TONIGHT

LaLa Lucille with Carmel. Myers and
comedy, and three acts loop vaudeville
Tomorrow George Walsh IN Danger.
also Flaming Disk and comedy.
Geo. p Thibault. chiropractor, The
Bank OF Whiting Building, Office
hours, $50 to 2 a. m. to 4:5o ?. m
evenings. Z to 5 ?. m; Sundays by ap-
Fointment. 1875
Columbia February Records now on
sale. Sam Aronberg, sos 11sth street
l2o-tt
Now IS the time to have your hard
wood floors lsyed See ". c. Mathews.
All oliver street. Phone 247-w
1856
N. Gordon A. SON semi-annuaI elear-
ance sale begins today. 1-20-1
Hem=titching and piocting done.
Mrs. A. z. Shelly. 142 AtchIson cor
l1sth street. 1-1S-5
N you did not receive our 1921 cal
endcr. will cheerfuIIy give one upon
request. Setter january releases of
brunswick Records UncIudfnE 'Mnr-
glen and q. r. $. rolls now ON sale.
SETTER Furniture Company. 1-5-tf
There's a modern Shoe shop In our
town,
That's gaining fair renown
For expert Shoe Repairing
For many miles around
We mend your shoes the proper way,
BY methods up-to-date;
And If you're in hurry
Wen repair them while you wait
For Ladies and Gents
All kinds Of Hats Cleaned and Blocked
INDIANA SHOE REPAIR AND
SHOE SHINING PARLOR
Marenos Bros. Prop.
524 18Th 81. Phone 76-M
whiting. Ind
1886
All the latest okeh Records now on
sale ut H. Gordon & Sons.
1905
What is your masterpiece. Every
good cook in whiting and vicinity Is
asked to contribute her best recipe to
the Whiting Savings & Loan associa-
ton Tot lns6TLicR IN the new w Q1LlnR
Cook Book. H. S. Davidson. Sec'y. 500
11eth street. 1908
open Thursday Saturday and pay
day evenings. only. Setter Furniture
Co. 1928
Big reductions on mems ladies' and
children's shoes. Mems shoes valued
up to 81 and t12. now at IS. Ladies'
fine vici kid valued up to SIS, nov 50.
Chrdren's shoes at half price. This
sale Is for 10 days only. Come early
also hne shoe repairing. All work
guaranteed Rapid Shoe and Repair
Co 642 11sth street. Phone 2s2
1-1o-4
wanted-Middle aged woman TO
take care OF baby boy OF 10 months |
for about three. weeks on account OF !
illness of mother. Az Fred street
1-20-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Others save what you
save for yourself;
Citizens National Bank.
1-I2-g

A reeling riot OF resplendent reveler,
Hoop La, Blks' Minstrel show, dNer
ent. Feb. and 2 1-21-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Nothing IS more certain than II you
will take care or your money when
you are young, It viii take care Of you
when you are old. Right now is the
time to invest a little each month with
the Whiting Savings & Loan associa
ton. 122-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

The Cheney PhOnoEraph. The sweet
est tone OF ali. H. Gordon q Sons.
I2-2s-tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Wanted-Middle aged woman to
take care OF baby boy OF 10 months
for about three weeks on account OF
Illness of mother. AZ Fred street
1903
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

LaLa Lucille with Carmel, Myers and
comedy, and three acts loop vaudeville.
Tomorrow George Walsh IN Danger,
also Flaming Disk and comedy.
1-2s-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Open Thursday. Saturday and pay
day evenings. only. Setter Furniture
Co 1928
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
TWO FREED OF
THEFT CHARGE
Employees Using State Truck
Handled Privately Owned
Coal.

Garland Brown and P. l.. Prather,
Statehouse employees, have been found not
guilty Of stealing coal from the State OF
Indiana, as charged in an affidavit. The
decision was made late yesterday by
Judge James A. Collins Of the Criminal
Court after the case was continued in
order to- ascertain of Custodian Roscoe
Schultz if he had any Ill feeling" toward
the men at this time.
Brown and Prather claimed that Mr..
Schultz had no ill feeling" toward them,
as the loss Of the coal had been made
good.
The affidavit charged that the men
were guilty of stealing coal from the
state of Indiana, but the evidence showed
that the coal was privately owned by
Schultz and other StatehOuse employees
who bought the coal under pooling ar
rangement.
Although the coal in question was prt-
vately owned, a truck owned and oper-
ated by the State of Indiana and en-
ployes paid for by the taxpayers were
used in hauling the coal.
The men didn't steal the coal from
the State of Indiana, the court held. SO
Brown and Prather were found not
guilty and were discharged.
For sometime, Henry Kramer a State
house employe, has been active in the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
HITS SCHOOLING
'EXTRAVAGANCE'
Secretary Taxpayers League
Talks on Amendments.

Stating that "some one must pay for
the extravaganza" in education as ad-
ministered by the Indianapolis school
board, Alfred f. Potts, secretary of the
Taxpayers League, discussed various
phases of the question of adopting the
proposed amendments to the State Cont
stitution which will be voted upon at a
special election to be held Sept 6, be-
fore members Of the Indianapolis Bar
Association at meeting held last night
in the library of the Federal Court.
In illustrating his point of the con-
tinuance of war time extravaganza on
part of officials, Mr.. Potts referred to the
actions of the indianapolis school board
in giving out contracts within the last
six months approximating 100000 and
claimed that other expenditures are I'M
der consideration.
He said:
This will run the total school in
debtedness of the city up to $11O00,000
and 1t is done in the name of education.
Education is one thing and extravaganza
in education is another and some one
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

must pay for this extravaganza. We have
got to be satisfied with less show and
pretense and a moderation of cost or
make up our minds to bear the burden
of the expense Of taxation.
I'VE have two methods suggested in
cur present tax reforms and in amend
ments to the State constitution. First,
the mehod named by he amendment to
be submitted, to the people merely provid-
ing that the Legislature shall adopt some
method Of taxation. This is a very open
doorway with 10 safeguards placed there
about. We have to take 1t for granted,
under this method, that the Legislature
will act wisely and fairly and not take
advantage of the opportunity offered"
Jacob P. Dunn spoke against the
adoption of the proposed constitutional
amendments. Others Joined the discus
sion and 1t was decided to continue the
subject at the next meeting OF the as
ISOLATION
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Alyea Brought to
Trial at RushviJle


RUSHVILLE. Ind, April Prose
cutting attorneys today continued their
efforts to prove Bregg Alyea, weII-known
Greensburg business man, was a mem
Der Of the Demaree bandit gang that
terrorized this section of the State in
1918 Alyea's trial opened yesterday and
Attorney Tremain told the jury he would
prove Alyea an accomplice Of the once
famous gang.
Alyea is the last Of seven defendants
in the case. He has escaped trial through
several terms of court.
Tremain declared he would prove Al
yea stole IA barrel of whisky from the
Big Four railroad at Greensburg and dis
posed Of it.
Jesse and Boaz Demaree. now serving a
sentence in the State Prison, have been
returned here 70 testify in the case.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Richmond Man Urged
as State T. P. A. Head
speciaI ID "a Times.

RICHMOND, Ind. April IA cam
paign to make John Highley Of this city
HlEesident Of the Indiana division of the
hvelers' Protective Association will be
bAched here Saturday night at a cam
S5sign smoker to be staged by the local
post.
Believing that an active campaign IS
necessary to impress the qualities Of Mr.
Highley in other parts of the State, wide
publicity is being given to his aspirations
to lead the State organization.
Richmond members will 90 to the State
meeting at West Baden in a special
coach with banners announcing the can
didacy of Mr.. Highley.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Truck Driver Run
Down at Crossing

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, April Harry
Black is confined to his home in the
south part of Hamilton County suffering
from severe injuries, the result of a
passenger train on the Lake Erie & West
ern Railroad striking the truck which
he was driving three miles south of No
blesville.
Black was in the cab Of the truck and
the sun was shining on the windshield
at such an angle that he could not see
the approaching train. The machine was
damaged beyond repair and Black was
thrown a distance Of several rods. He
was severely bruised and shaken up but
not injured to the extent that his 1nju-
ries are likely to prove faral.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
INGROWN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops Of "Outgro" upon the skin
surrounding the ingrowlng nail reduces
Inflammation and pain and so toughens
the tender, sensitive skin underneath the
toe nail, that it can not penetrate the
flesh and the nail turns naturally out
ward almost over night.
"Outgro' is a harmless antiseptic man
ufactured for chiropodists. However,
anyone can buy 1t from the drug store
In tiny bottles containing directions.
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