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Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

while at the other end on a like throne was seated Miss Elane Pal mer who also had a birthday on Wednesday. Cunning favors were at each place. Mrs. Young was as- sisted by Mrs. Charles Waghorn. Mrs Emma T. Jack. Mrs Ernest Munson, Mrs. Earl Taber, Mrs. Mary Thatcher and Miss Minnie Porter
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
s O c i e lEy

California Visitors
 Expected To Return
 Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis. Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Eleanor Lewis, who summered in Oakland are expected home the latter part of the week. Return From Trip
 To Northern Arizona
 MT. and Mrs. J. Leonard Norton and their little daughter, Miss Myrtle Norton returned Monday for a three months absence in northern Arizona. Here From Tucson
 After Months Visit
 MT. and Mrs. Charles K. Pishon returned Wednesday from Tucson where they spent the past month. Early in the summer Mrs. Pishon visited in Colorado where her sister, Mrs. Ed Rowe spent the season. She will arrive on Monday to be here for few weeks before joining MT. Rowe their home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cashion
 Return From California
 Mir and Mrs Angus Cashion have returned from California where they summered. Society Expecting Return of Oberfelders Society is looking forward to a visit this winter from MT. and Mrs. Simon Oberfeder whose long absence in California is matter of regret to their legion of friends. While the Oberfelders have decided to make in sray ay1f.iS T, ,oxr have planned to spend at least a few weeks here during the winter season. Leave for Months
 Stay In California MT. and Mrs. Roy Wayland will leave this evening for a months stay on the coast They will spend a fort night in San Francisco timing their visit to Los Angeles for grand opera week.
 Lease Plath Residence For Winter Months
 Power Conway and his sister, Miss Ellen Conway have leased the Plath son.
 Holds Luncheon In
 Honor of Visitor
 Miss Angela Marshall gave m in formal luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Miss Helena Conway of Chi cago who spent the early week here with her sister. Miss Ellen Conway. Besides the guest of honor and Miss Ellen Conway, Mrs. Ernest Davis sen- joyed Miss Marshalrs hospitality.
 pr. and Mrs. Goodrich
 Are Dinner Hosts pr. and Mrs. George Goodrich were informal dinner hosts at the Ranch House Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for six.
 Informal Dance Is
 Notable Affair
 Among the most notable event of the week was. the informal dance given by R. Allyn Lewis at his home on Coronado Road. Among those there were MT. and Mrs. Julian Holmes, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Nairn MT. and Mrs. John Poos. Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Barry Gold water, Mrs. Joe Brown. Miss Alice Bacheim. Garrett Schullar and E. R. Holt. Mir. and Mrs. John Longan Entertain At Dinner MT. and Mrs. John Longan twcre informal dinner hosts Wednesday evening when they had as guests MT. and Mrs. Fred Webber. Railroad Man and Daughter Entertained H. F. Anewalt. general freight
 agent of the Santa Fe with head quarters in Los Angeles accompanied i by his attractive niece, Miss Eleanor Cooper, spent the early week in I Phoenix. Among the many who ex- | tended charming courtesies to tn, visitors were Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg who entertained at dinner
 in their honor. l Mrs. Thornton Entertains In l Honor of Mrs. Harlan
 Mrs. Tom Thornton of West Mon
 roe street gave a charming affair or
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

who gave a number of charming af- fairs in their honor. A picnic sup per at Papago and a down town din- ner were included in the events given during their visit which followed a tour of the western coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Fennemore Will Return To Coast MT. and Mrs. H. M. Fennemore will leave october 3 for San Francisco stopping over in Los Angeles before their return for the grand opera season.
 Judge and Mrs. Lewis Hosts To Tucson Guests MT. and Mrs. George H. Smalley of Tucson spent several days in town last week with Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis.
 Mrs. Garrett SchulIar Will Defer Her Return Here Mrs. Garrett Schullar will be ab- sent from town until late in the sea- son having planned to remain in Peoria until December l.
 Mrs. w. s. Pickrell Remains At Coast
 
 on the coast is the guest of Mrs. w. s. Piclrell has not yet, timed her re- turn. She is being extensively en- tertained by former Phoenicians now living in Los Angeles.
 Quartette of College Boys Will Leave for Stanford A number of college boys will re- turn to their studies on Wednesday when Richard Fennemore, Donald Martin, Harry Wiberg and Archie | Mccall among others will leave for Palo Alto. The four popular mem bers of the junior set have registered at Stanford.
 pr. and Mrs. Iiknatiz
 Established for Winter Dr. and Mrs. David Liknatiz have moved from the apartment they aoc- cupied last. winter and are .estab- lished at 317 East Portland street for the season.
 Martinlindsley Wedding Of Interest. To Society
 Cards have been received here an- nouncing the wedding of Miss Helen Lindsey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ross K. Lindsley of Tucson to Jack | DdA ntS tllis SUI OA -hi- anu -tE D. John Martin also of Tucson The event took place in Pasadena Sep tember and the young folk are still honeymooning on the coast At pres ent they are at Lake Tahoe and ex- pect to drive to Phoenix en route for their home in Tucson where MT. Mar | tin is president of the Peoples Fuel and Feed company. He is also head of the Capitol Fuel and Feed com pany of this city which will necessi- tate frequent business trips to this city which will give society the op- portunity of seeing much of the pop ular young club man and his attrac- tive bride. His sister, Mrs. Earl Tut tie Hazelett will entertain them on l their visit here the latter part of the month and on. their arrival in the Old Pueblo, MT. Martins grand mother, Mrs. w. H. Barnes will give a brilliant reception in their honor in l her attractive new home in the Uni versity district.
 Birthday Celebration
 Enjoyed By Small Folk In celebration of the second birth day of her daughter. Miss Ruthadele Young, Mrs. C. H. Young gave an elaborate children's party Wednes- 1 day afternoon at her home on East Lynwood street. There were inter- estins out door games for which pretty prizes were awarded while a feature of the afternoon was the pho- tographing of the kiddies. The house decorations were of pink and green, the colors being cleverly entwined in the festooning which arrangement was carried out in the dining room. i The guests were seated at one long table. the tiny hostess presiding on
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

returned from long vacations. The calendar. however. is duller than the late spring season when despite the approach of summer countless affairs lent to the enjoyment of what would otherwise have been dull days With home. getting the youngsters ready for school and college, and deciding on new house furnishings milady has not devoted a thought to the events that will soon crowd the calendar. Even the usual picnic suppers, favo- rite mid season diversions, have been banished that undivided attention might be given to the home. Late October will usher in Country club affairs, while the Thanksgiving season will be replete with scores or attractive events. The fact that the fair has been cancelled will have the effect of increasing rather than de- creasing the number of smart func- tions for the week always in the past left open for the races and the dif- ferent offerings arranged by the state fair commission will now be given over to the usual social functions, luncheons, dinner dances and bridge
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
SHAMPOO AND SHAMPOO
 WATER

The Shampoo is a dressing because dandruff due to lack shampooing
 shampoo a blowing hot nd colda air..
 operator spoil the the other hand the never because it takes too long dandruf thves good operator evidently In discussing it. So dryer blowing emusions although furnish 
 with Mountain Springs Water them unsatisfactory is pretty judge from experience for 469 gallons shampoo, nearly 1c of We of fol feser that way As we have 100 gallons hand of the time that would be 20 bottles gallons which the stan
 human consumption is made distilled ammonia other ingredient distilled
 We go into these details because guaranteed they getting verify our statements think CUSTOMERS KNOW WHERE we buy and MUCH DISTILLED WATER buy for we appreciate patronage aim keep by giving you full value for
 We are in better shape will ever WORK on YOU in OUR long as
 We will be pleased friends side n
 We will be glad during the months September md
 $500 in Shop Institute member O. he family.
 Gentlemen soc
 he
 DE MARVEL HAIR AND
 TOILET SHOP
 NORTH CENTRAL
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

--FnUgrdpneu by FIeath.
 One of the most attractive visitors here for the early winter season is Mrs. James M. Barnett of New Bloomfield. Pa, who is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles De Sales Wheeler. Mrs. Barnett who Is an un- usually beautiful young woman has a charming personality that has al- ready made her many friends in local society. She expects to be here until shortly before the holidays when she will tour the coast joining her llus- band, Judge Barnett of the forty-sec- ond judicial district in Philadelphia where he frequently holds court, a few days before Christmas.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Mrs. A. L. Moore Is Entertaininq Neice

Mrs. A. l.. Moore who returned from the coast few days ago is entertaining her niece, Miss Elsie Potter of New York, who will be her guest all winter. Miss Potter visited here number of years ago and made many friends who will be de lighted to know she will be in Phoe- nix this season.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Returns From New York After Vacation
 Mrs. w. K. James has returned from New York where she spent a fortnight following a pleasant sum- mer at Iron Springs. Her young grandson. Billy James, returned west with Mrs. James
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
SOCIETY FOLk AT HOME IF TER
 SUMMER TRIPS

Although socially there is little evidence that society is at home, practically all of its members have
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Dr. and Mrs. Iiknatiz
 Established for Winter
 Dr. and Mrs. David Lil1natiz have moved from the apartment they soc- cupied last. winter and are .estab- lfshed at 317 East Portland street for the season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
lIAGERAlAN SOCIETY.

The Thursday Club met Thursday
afternoon az Mira II. L. McKlnstry's
pretty country home. The subject for
study was Psychology which In q very
interesting study and the club has
chosen this AZ the topic Of study for
the coming year. The members pre-.
scented Mesdames Plat. Hal Ware. r.
NJ. Ware. Paddock. Lochhcad. Losey.
Blythe. Hoffman. Cowan. J. H. Win.
b.rly. j. T. West. Lane. Sam McSin.
stry. Aaron Clark. Pardee and II. l..
McKinstry. Mcsdames Clark and Sam
Mckinstry were voted upon and nc.
ccp,cd nj this meeting.
The entire Hagcrman High School
and all Of the teachers were enter.
tainod Friday night by n picnic given
at the Washington ranch south Of
Iiagerman. The wcinle roast was tho
main feature and was followed by
toas,ing marshmallows. Hagerman has
a jolly bunch Of teachers and students
who are always right there 20 make
things lively and interesting. A spien.
did time was reported by all present.
The members Of the Methodist
Church gave their new pastor. Rev ].
y. Rice. pounding Friday night al
the parsonage. The members are very
faithful 20 their new ministers and
never let much time slip by before they
give them a pounding.
| Mr.. Alice was down from Roswell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
4 2,'%nctrta>
ALvAH D. MEYER

and ut the close Of AN interesting Sc.
iies OF games, the hilh score prize, n
pair OF beautiful silver bud vases. was
won b Mrs. u. ". Duren.
The house was tasteiully decorated
with a riot Of red dahlias ana ferns.
and later in the afternoon "A tempting
twocourse luncheon was served to the
following guests: Mesdames J. Il.
Greening. John Rowland. II. c. Daily.
\. l.. Daily, Jim Green, J. y. Riggs.
\. j. Caldwell. Jack Hoover. j. W.
vcale. j. j. Crumc. ii. X. Jack, /. ID.
Cole. I'D Hamlin.C. ID. jackson, Gilvin.
!. e. Dickic. Il. II. Amos. Claude Duke.
n. W. Duren. Ross ID. Rogers. I. VI.
Caldwell. !. q. Wilson. Clifford Rog.
crs, G. q. overly. II. y. Samson. l..
Roy Dee. J. W. crudgingion, John
CrIdgington Jr.. Glenn Bowen. Leon
Bowen. Bernard Tccl. W. y. Hopkins.
Eagan. I. y. Barnes. ". ID. Estes.
l.. V. cradit and Misses kimbrough.
Hopkins and Nell and Lillian Hors.
hrugh.
In the evening Mrs. kcck aud Mrs.
Hardy were hosicsses at forty.two.
Seven tables Of players enjoyed the
evenings games. ut the close Of which
the hi;;h score favor was won by j..
u. Parks. and delicious two.course
luncheon was served.
Those included among the guests o..
this delightful occasion were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Johns. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Hume.
Mr. aud Mrs. !. II. Davies. Mr.. and
Mrs n. l.. Grison, I. I,asco. y. Il. Fish.
r. q. Taylor. r. d. Jones. Porter Ma.
lone. Jack Park s. q. Burdine. II. u.
Block and II. O. Wagner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
MEMBERS or !. T., a. CLrB
STlOY GRECl.AN WOMEN.

The members a the J. Z. Club
sathercd on Thursday afternoon OF .Asi
week at the home Of Miss Mildred Bur.
gess on 1910 Tyler street. for an In
ter-ssing afternoon devoted Ia the
study Of "Gfecian Women"
The lesson was ably led by Miss
Gladys Seewaid and during the study
-Four a series Of splendid papers were
given by Mrs. W. T. Cobie. on the sub.
i,ct ot 18th. Woman Question IN An
Gent Athens" Mrs. Bernard Tecl prc'
sep,cd The Spartan Woman" IN a
most interesting manner: aud Mrs.
Grady Nollcs talked an the subject
M The Athenlan Woman Aspasis."
The batter part Of the afternoon was
sp@nt IN music and social conversation
ma q delicious salad course was served
~ the hostess.
Miss Florence Hendricks and Winnie
Mae Word were enrolled as new men,
herr.
The next regular meeting Of the
c,ub win he held next Thursday after.
noon. q, the home Of Mrs. Bernard
Tee, IN is.a Harrison Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Mary Virgin arrived home f>f'
day evening from Pampa. Texas. 10
spend the week -epd with her father. DR..
u. w. Virgin.
Dr. II. l.. McAteans returned home
"Wednesday from an extended trip to
Galveston. Texas.
NIisses Dorothy Birkcnstcdt aud MI
sired ohlandt of New York. City ar
rived here the first Of the week for .
three weeks visit with, Mrs. W. N.
Iio,,lcr, sister OF Miss Dirkenstedt.
Mrs. l.. E. Clay left Saturday morn
ing for waynestoro. Tenn. In response
to "a message that her brother. w. e.
whittby, died there Friday afternoon.
Mrs. clay expects to be gone about
three weeks.
Louie. kirsh returned home Saturday
IRON q short trip To Dallas. Texas.
Mos. J. c. Josiin returned to the
city Frida yevening. after having at
tended her mothers s.venty.fifth birth
day celebration. Mrs. b. NJ. Harrison
az Cooper. Mrs. Joslin also visited
with her son In Dallas. Texas.
DIR. and Mrs. q. J. Num- Of 1915
TYLER street have returned 10 the cit,
after an extended trip 60 points "
vusinia and Kentucky.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Thursday visiting friends aud attend,
lux 10 business
The J. u. blythe family received
nsws Of the death q Mir. Granville kel.
ton whe passsd away at the home Of
his daushtes. MIRA Henry wurtzsi Of
Linscy. Neb. Me-. kelton was an Old
resident of ifagcrman. having lived ut
the Blythe home FOR number q years.
While here he made many friends who
mourn his death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
DElpnIAN CLUB TO MEET
FRIDAY

4 meeting will he held by the Del
phian club ON Friday afternoon ut .
flamm ON 1905 Harrison street.
Mrs. X. =. Thompson win lead the
atffnoon's lesson on James Fenimore
cooper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
WoMAN'S AUXILIARY
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,.

The woman's Auxiliary Of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church viii meet ON
"Wednesday afternoon at Z o'clock. at
the home II Mrs. Hcaion on 1909 Har.
iison street. for an important business
session and lesson on Home Missions"
led by Mrs. Stewart. a full attendance
~ reoueated H.r. 1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
wEsDAWER Z. A. NECK AND
ri ~ HANDY ENTERTAuN.

Mcsdames l.. A. Keck and DIN Hardy
vrr. hossc~scs 81 two delightful parties
owen On THURSDAY nj the homo .s-r
the former On t<os Harrison street.
THURSDAY afternoon between she
hours NJ q IA 9 O'Clock. the hcetce"s
ers~rtaine6 with seven tabels Of brt1g,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
CHILD STUDY CLAIR kEEPS
ONCRkSS or MOTnER'S DAY

A ,n..tiug ~ unusual interest To the
members % fihc Child study Club VIA
l.ld on Thursday afternoon. at the
hom. 81 Mrs. J. y. ilili on 1900 Har.
,lson Street. In commemcration ~
congress 81 Mothers Day. and the fol-
lowing interesting program was rem
.iered:
A Congress rrayer.--Mrs. c. ".
Dixon.
aims. Purposes and Accomplish.
,ueuts q the TEXAS Congress u Moth
eys"--NJrs. q. =. Mcclellan.
The Department Of weifare."-Mrs.
Lively.
"vvow Texas Congress ~ Mothers
Nav Ala Educational Progress Of the
state"-Mrs q. e. MCDANIEL.
Discussion Of the sherhcrd.Towncs
Rli--Mrs. n. NJ. Carr.
"rhe Natural Mothcr"-Mrs. q. l..
Edwards.
Violin soio.--Prof. Rupert N. Crabh.
Raading-Miss Ehresman.
The entertaining rco'ns were taste
fully decorated on the occasion and a.
uc,ous rcsrcshments made II indeed n
most enjoyable affair.
The co.hosteses of the afternoon
wore: Messiamcs e. 7. blackburn. E. G.
britain. u. NJ. Carr G. ". Dixon. HiIl
and X. ". Aines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Sunday CONCERTS TO he
fEATt RED By pun uAR NsOEuC

new ana unusually delightful fen.
lure 'hai has recently been added To
NE musical life Of the city. and one
'hat VIII be absolutely free to that
iae,'oh Of the public who are Interested
oe'"r music. II the splendid plan
VI tue philharmonic Club for n series
OF sunday afternoon concerts TO lie
'ehaerd at intervals during the win.
yer season. each program beginning al
o,clock and lasting for one hour.
Inc fhiiharmonic Club In the oldest.
strongest aud one Of the most pro.
Excessive musical organizations Of the
Guy. and has played an exceedingly
important part Ia Amariilo's great cam.
I~isn ior more and better music. The
i'hilh'uhonics WERE the first to con.
ceiv- the idea and launch the plan Of
community singing here. which took
form in this delightful weekly sing.
songs that have been enjoyed by the
public Of Amarillo since early In the
summer. Good music Ii food 10 III,
soul, which strengthens broadcns and
develops the spiritual being, raising
us to more acute appreciation Of
the finrr things Of life.
This last splendid plan. which gives
everyone an opportunity TO enjoy mu.
sic from the very best talent that the
city offers u the leading soloisis In
the Philharmonic Club. has been
heartily endorsed by all who under.
stand its worth and unlimited posi-.
bilitics.
The first concert Of the series will
he given this afternoon. beginning nj
o'clock In the auditorium vi the First
Chris Ian Church. Miss Hadie britain.
cue of our youngest and mos, accom-.
Flushed musicians. will be- so,cist Of
~ hstesuoon. Everyone In cordially
invitsa q atfsnA.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-03-16
Death Mrs. AlonzO Gibbs.

Mrs. Alonzo Gibbs was born in
Westport, n. Y. Sept. 8, lS45, and
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Champlin at Cresoo last
Friday, at the age of rs years, 6
months and days. Toward the end
OF the civil war she came to Iowa
with her parents who located on a
farm four miles east Of DEBORAH.
In 1869 she married c. S. Miller.
One son was born to the union, who
resides in Cresco. When ne was six
weeks old the father died. In 1872
the deceased was married 10 z. r.
Miller, brother Of her former hus-
band Five children blessed this
union, William who died in infancy,
Ed A., CrescO; Mrs. Abbie ChampIin,
Cresco, Fred W, who died at the age
OF nine, and Estells Cook, Of Oregon.
Besides these she leaves a brother.
Emmons Gibbs and sister, Ir-. Tel
ford and many other relatives. About
% years ago the family moved t.
Cresco where they SINCE liveL Her
husband passed away few ears
ago and she lived @itn her daughter
since. The furerll services we're he'll
11om her daughter. home Sunday
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-03-16
King Goals Rival.

Scientific authorities have COM
monty felt that the worlds supply
of fuel oils is being used up faster
than it is being developed, in these
days Of tremendous consumption OF
gasoline and 'other products. A writ
.er in the London Sphere, however
argues that the use Of fuel oil is
only in its infancy. He believes ii
sill drive cut coal.
He claims further exploration VIII
.eveloP vast supplies hitherto an
known. Also it win be distilled from
coal, shale and other materials. He
Jriieres tfat power alcohol Is = Vi. ;.
to be produced from vegetable pro-
du"ts, that synthetic fuels wifi b.
made in factories, ana that oil will
be distilled from coal in places too
remote to transport the raw pro-
duct.
SUCH a development would b. a
wonderful blessing, doing away witli
coal shortages and profteering and
strikes, besides being so much clean
er fuel. The people who hold coal at
high prices, spur on the scientific
men to develop oil as a substitute.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-03-16
Matrimonial Advertising. Q

Many men and women are said to
be advertising for wives and hus-
bands and getting thousands of re-
plies. This may suggest the value Of
advertising. But most newspaper men
would rather see their home folks
find their mates in some way diff
ferent from that Of securing cooks
and chore boys.
Many people who live in longest
ed cities and move from place to
place frequently, will marry a
chance acquaintance, whose character
seems quite different after the fatal
knot is tied.
1t is one of the blessings of such
a place as DEBORAH that it has plenty
of social organizations where the
stranger can make friends. In these
circles the young man has a chance
to see a good deal of wholesome and
desirable girls before he is COM
Ipelled TO make up his mind. If he OF
the girl is fooled by camouflage il
is their own fault.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-03-16
The Nerve System,

The first and most perfect Elec-
trio or Telegraphic System known,
was created by Adam, "The Nerve
System"
The Brain is the Dynamo, The
Spinal Cord is the Cable and the 81
pairs or Spinal Nerves, the Wires
leading from the Cord to all and
every part of the body, impart to the
! Organs Nerve Impulse Life.
Man, until recently, has searched
in vain both inside and out for the
cause of disease and its cure.
The Science of Chiropractic, The
Principle of which, could have been
used since Adam, has been overlook
ed until comparatively recently, was
discovered by accident ike many
others and by an unlearned man.
The application of that principle
| is so. simple that both have been dis
credited, had some great LEARNED
SCIENTIST brought out this work,
/ it would have been shouted from the
house tops.
That Chiropractors can and do get
such marvellous results on such a
large number of lneoordinations is
| due to the fact of their working di-
rectly on the Spinal Nerves, then
why not adjust for Diabetes, Flu,
Liver Trouble, Headache, Neuritis,
etc, since only Nerve Impulse" to
organs cause FUNCTIONING and
give HEALTH to the parts, and
only when organs are depleted from
lack OF vitality, as in Lung Tissue,
do GERMS start their work and
Tuberculosis follows.
1t is conceded by all that GERMS
cannot thrive in Healthy Tissue.
The merits Of Chiropractic need no
further support. RESULTS prove its
deficiency.
Consult your Chircpractor. SPINAL
analysis Free.
DIR. A. C. VERNON, ID. c.