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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22

FOR SALE--Southern Michigan Inn
proved fruit and grain farm, large
and small, located in the fruit belt.
Write me if you want a good farm.
Robt Storick. Coioma, Mich. f:22 6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22

FOR RENT-turnished rooms. soc
and 81 day. Spring cots. Csc.
BY the week. 81. So and S4. Hotel
carleton. Hammond. 1O:4.tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22

Real Estate and Insurance
ONCE. 103 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phones: Hammond 1872 or 135.
n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22

FOR SAIIH OR TRADE farms
near LaPorte, 20 and so acres; So
acres near Porter: farms near
Michigan City 40 and "a acres. 90
acres at Hobart. NJ. DOLATA. 831
virginia ct rohone 2477 Gary. 4:22:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

Storage Batteries charged.
rented and repaired. The
s. q M. Battery Service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22

FOR SALE OR EXCIANGE-Lo
Angeles property, for Hammond
property. Inquire asa u, State ST.,
Hammond. 4:22
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-22

HERBERT /. WHEATON.
(SeaD Clerk l. 5. c.
BY: CORA D. ANDERSON,
Deputy Clerk. <-i5-22-29
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
ISLER GREATER
SHOWS TO COME
TO CITY SUNDAY

Sometime in the neighborhood Of 1
O'Clock Sunday afternoon the big Cir
u train of the Isler Greater Shows
will arrive in Grand Forks via the
Great Northern. The unloading of the
shows paraphernalia will take place
on Fifth street at the railroad Cross
ing. .F
To young and old alike the unload
ing Of a circus train, is always filled
with interest and large crowds are
usually at hand to watch the trans
porting of, the various animals, the
heavy wagons Inc other show equip
ment from their home on rails to the
temporary lot where the entertain
ment is to take place. co.
The Isler Shows consist of nine big
shows and three rides. fifteen double
length cars being Necessary to move
it from one city to another.
When the midway is in operation,
one may visit the animal circus, the
funny minstrel show, the bug house.,
the athletic show, the monkey speed
way, or il the individual is more in
lined to thrills he may see the motor
drome or ride in the monster sea-
plano swings.
The big merry-go-round is dear to
the heart of every child who visits
this modern fairyland. u
The midway with its numerous
lights. its long line of gaily colored
flags and banners. towering riding de-
vices and acres OF tents offers a sight
long to he remembered.
Happyland is situated at Fifth ave-
nue. and Cedar and will be open to
the public Monday evening. June 10.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17

record can be perfect or please every
body. and on the whole Senator Nc
Cumbcrs legislative record has been
satisfactory. " Il
Only Choice Possible.
"At any rate, Republicans in this
primary must choose between Mr..
and MIR. McCumber, and there
a be but choice, and hat is the
nomination of your present senator
for reelection. He is without ques-
ton regarded. not only at Washing
ton but throughout the country, as
one Of the is or 20 leading states
men of the entire nation. With the
exception of a Lacquer for governor,
can you imagine anything that would
hurt the credit of the state of North
Dakota, more than to have the news go
out to the country on June 28th that
the people of North Dakota had de-
feated Senator McCumber for renom-
ination with a .visionary-with a mar
whom the people of the state had q
few months ago recalled as governor
with the man who above all others
responsible for the destruction of
the credit not only of the state. but
OF the property and citizens within
the state.
I'm addition thereto, Senator Nc
Cumber has issued a splendid state
ment unQualifiedly endorsing the cleo
ton of the entire Nestos ticket, and
it would be the height OF ingratitude
should any of those supporting that
ticket fail to in turn do their part to
help in renoninating Mr.. McCum-
her" E4 HIs|
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
BETHANY 1: 5. ]
TO PICNIC
Annual Event VIII eyTIeld'
Inl3 Lincoln: Psatk On
Sunday. aS.S

Es-3G1st0FtsEE s- N.Y. gEIE
The annual picnic Of the Sunday
school OF the Bethany Lutheran,
church will be held Sunday infAATs
coin park was announced ftod1y.
.Althousn,tn event ~ intended psr-
spected that aS.large part { the adult,
congregation will also attend the fes-
tivities.
The ~picnickers win gather 1t the
church q 10 o'clock, andSthose With.
out autos Will be given rides II they
meet up at that time, Il was aid.
Azshort programwt be given at II
o'clock with Rev. O.. Nelson q the
principal speaker. O, H. Bridaton.
superintendent Of the Sunday school.
will also give q brief talk. Several
musicaEnumbers are also included in
At noon'there win be 4 basket lunch
which will be followed by an after
noon Of sports and games
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
WALTER LIBBY , .
4 IS RECOVERING
Rushed to Hospital Last
Night and Treated For 4
Strychnine Poisoning.

Walter Libby, who was treated at
a local hospital on Friday night for
strychninc poisoning, was said to be
recovering salts %factorily, this after
and probabi; would be removed
To his home this evening. !,
Mr.. Libby got out of q car, on De-
Mers avenue near the First National
bank, late Friday niPht, and dropped
to the walk, in an unconscious condt-
ton. He vas rushed to a hospital, and
physicians who wore called treated
him for st-ychninc poisoning. The
proved effective. and phys
icians in charge today reported that
the patient was in "a satisfactory con-
d!tt.or.
Mr.. Libby resides at 800 South
Fourth street "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
IS !.
FAIR CREATURE


t7abEffIE t&4F NTs1taF ~ tiHa1t INSYsiSSts Sll@gs3 .s4pxttAA
a tentative program for the boys
and girls encampment which will be
held during the Grand Forks fair.
july ~ to 20. has been outlinedsby
Miss Beatrice tombstone. county SUI
perintendent. and Miss Elva Cronk,
county club leader.
Though there have been boys en-.
campment and girls oncampmentD
held alternately during the fairs here,
this will be the first timeSthat both
boys and girls have been camped' at
first annual camp under. the auspices
Of the boys and gi~rlsss3$aclubs depart
ment of the county. ~ ~
About so boys and girls have 90 Tar
signed up for the 5encampment, and
preparations will be made for 100,
Before the fair opens itgais expected
that every place will be filled. ~
Miss, tombstone and Miss Cronk
will be assisted in supervising the
camp, by several chaperons and camp
leaders. s5
Some special features will be In
troduced to make the camp life in
rtercstin3 this year. among them a
field meet for boys. under the direc-
ton of d. B. Morris, county agent;
radio demonstrations and lectures,
and special entertainment features.
A regular course of instruction will be
offered, and among the ina.ru> to :
will be the ate club leade% r HsslIG.
Killing and Miss Irene Dunne: DR..
James Grassick Of Grand Forks; -: j,
fainter, Park River: F. G. Hathaway,
Walsh county agent, and Homer Dix
on Of Grand Forks.
The camp will be in progress from
Monday morning. July PATIO Friday
afternoon, July %. .s q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
GET CERTIFICATES
FOR REDUCED FARE,
RABINOVICH SAYS

Jos. Rabinovich, adjutant of the
Grand Forks post Of the American
Legion. states that delegates and al
ternates to the state convention OF
the American Legion at Devils Lake
next week, should call at his office
to get railway certificates, before
Monday loon.
These certificates will entitle the
holder to the special rates, which
the railway will offer to the conyen-
ton visitors and delegates.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
Welfare Of State Requires;
Election Of Nestos, Con-
gresham Declares.
E THE PRIMARY
FIGHTsAT GALESBURG
Urges Republicans to Re
nominate P. ]. McC umber
For U. S. Senate.

Congressman o. B. Burtnem of
Grand Forks, speaking Friday night
at Galesburg, N. D., urged the re-
election of Governor R. A. Nestos and
the Independent ticket endorsed. at
the jamestown convention, and the
denomination of p. j. McCumber for
United States senator in the Repub-
lican primary.
This was the first speechs delivered
by Mr.. BurtnesS in the primary cam
paign. He will speak tonight At May
vile. and next week is scheduled for
. number Of addresses iusthe asouth-
eastern part of tho state.
In, his address Friday night the
nsstsdistrict congressman pointed out
the urgent necessity Of the election
business point of view. In his re-
marks on the senatorship. he pointed
ont that the Republicanssmust NOM
1nato either McCumber or former
Governor Lynn j. Frazier. and said
that under these circumstances there
should be no hesitation in support
ting the present senator.
Mr.. Burtnos' Address.
Mr.. Burtness' address was in part
a. follows:
The election Of Governor Nestos
and his ticket does not mean the
scrapping Of the farmers program as
It. was originally outlined six years
ago, and sit was intended by tho
.pAople Of this state. It does how
ever meanE tho scrappinga of all tho
expensive: frtlh that have sheen, at
tached to. such. program by a bunch
of Missionaries. many of whom have
: been downright dishonest and cor
rupt.
Finish Mil and, Elevator.
THE election of the Nestos ticket
means that the State Mill and Ele-
vator will be promptly" completed at
the lowest possible cost, while the
election Of the League ticket would
probably mean that building opera
tons would again be shut down as
was the case throughout the year
1921. AT the present time approx
imately $50 men are employed on the
Dor, both organized and unorganized.
must see that their interests. Also de-
mand tho continuance of the pres
ent State Administration.
Tho reelection of the Nestos tick
ct ear that when the mill and ell
evator is to be operated, it will be
operated on business principles, while
the election of the Baker ticket
would in all probability ear the re-
sumption OF the loose business meth.
DDS of the Frazier administration
which resulted in the case Of the
Drake Mill according to the league
Administrations W figures in a loss
in a year OF 80 per cent Of the to-
tai Investment; or on a barrel Of -four
basis. about 800 per barrel. and
which on q similar basis would re-
suit tn an annual loss at the large
mill 1T Grand Forks Of at least $780,
900 annually Remember ladies and
gentlemen that it is easier to build q
project than It is to operate it. Re
member that the -four produced must
be sold in the markets of the world
and that management such as Fraz'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
Band 70 Give Open
Air Concert Sunday

The Grand Forks city band will give
it's first open air concert mex Sunday
in Central park, according to an an
nouncement by Harold NJ. Rudd, d.
rector. r
The usual number of open air con-
certs are being planned for this sum
mer.' and they will be divided between
the Central and Riverside parks, as
has been the custom in,the past.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
MAC DONALD FLOWER
SHOP NOW ON THIRD

John Macdonald, formerly super
intendent of parks here, who is. now
engaged in the flower business, has
moved his establishment from the
quarters on Fourth street which he
has been occupying. to the space in
the Metropolitan building, formerly
occupied by the Monley electrical
supply house.
Mr.. Macdonald is already estab-
lished in his new quarters. and is pre-
pared to carry on a complete floral
business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
PAYS UP.

Paris, June Icy the Associat-
ed Press.)-Germany today paid the
regular monthly installment Of &c.
600, 900 gold marks for r~eparations.
Deposits a~ggregating that amount
were made in the designated banks
in Paris. London and Brussels,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
TWO SHOT ON N

Radovich was shot through the Jaw
and his brother Mike through the
hand in a shooting ARRAY tonight at
Brooklyn, a mining location neal here.
Hans Foss, a wood cutter, who recent
ly returned to Brooklyn after spending
a winter in the woods, is in Jail charg-
ed with the shooting. Neither of the
men is badly hurt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
POMMERENING DENIES
SHORTAGE OF FUNDS:

Madison. Wis. June 1s.-;E. G.
Pommerening, president OF the Wis
CO En Union Of the. the Am ns C., Society
the Van Dyne Shipping association,
today declared that any statements
that there Was a shortage in funds or
the shipping organization "arc i'm
qualif;eliy false" s&
The state department sEot markets
has asked Mr.. Homnerening to meet
with its officers to consider the audit
made of the affairs Of the shipping
association.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
Preparing Supplies
For Primary Election

Quantities OF election supplies now
are being prepared at the office Of
County Auditor Hans Anderson for
the primary election which will take
place on June rs.
These supplies will be sent out
within a day or twoito each town
ship in the county. = @
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
AyEzzANO Will RETURN

London. June ia Milan dis
patch to The Times says it is confirm
ed that Barren Romano Avezzano. for
mer Italian ambassador to the United
States. will return to that post. sue
ceeding V!ttorio Rolandi-R icci.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
CITIES AFTER 1928
LEGION CONVENTION

There is much competition among
cities Of; North Dakota for the 1928
Legion convention, ACCORDING to re-
ports, So far three towns, 1T issunder-
stood. are after the Observation-Disclosures,
New Rockford and fWahpeton.issBOth
iMandans and Wahpeton made strong
bid for the convention last year but
Devils Lake won out NeWs Rockford
has just entered. the field, sss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17

Perkins Of the Athlstics, Wlngo Of
the Reds Charity Of the Senators,
1Sthak Of the White o and Ain
smith Of the Cardinals are placed
higher in the batting order than ths
places usually occupied by catchers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17

The one sure recipe for long life.
Don't die young. @
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
Old Naval Officers Face Hard Times

EtfTf-NtNE old - does Of The
Americas navy sss In trouble. This
II . sroap Of asvsl odsevsx who 10
sutne ess~s hare served - fae back ~
1858 and wesv formerly n<lscsss Of the
hsvsl auxiliary service. Il appears
that In .he days in which they tonk an
sesite psss in the navy. they received
some SOFT Of IN ind~tinite promise that
they woold n~vcf b. relieved fsom
duty ~ loas - th~Y w~sv alive. and
sis" that In later yesss their families
would receive hSasiaaa Tho bssnrh
of the service in which shsy served
was osxsnisra In 1893 to command
naval supp,y ecsscla tsut In The Vm~e.
fvocy Of lsi: congress ssb,ss.s,,y
fefrvd shess old.sims susiiissy osne,ss
'nto the ae~ly usxnaised naval rv~Ssvs.
Under their auxiliary osxaaiss,,oe
they wvsv accorded the ssms amount
Of pay aad other heaessts - The svsu.
lsM But sance their enforced Sptsy
Into the naval rcsssve Of ipi: thor
have becune = part Of the osx,aisps3
reserve. which under the present naval
I'LL will b greatly rvdaced
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
Boulder May Rival Cat,m and A..ouan

annual floods to the Imperial valley,
California Yuma. Aria. aud many
other thriving communities an the low.
~ Colorado
NJ. Swing said the unisscvi pro,crt
Will provide homes and farm. fos thou.
sands of cx-servicc mon and women.
as the secretary Of the Interior il au.
thorased under the bill To- u.c the
stored waters to reclaim arid lands
below. cf which tho government itself
owns about 5o.gD acres. now worth.
less. but highly productive when water
r. put upc0 them.
The building Of this dam vii, make
possible the creation Of 1sOmO. .borsq.
power Of electrical energy much need.
Cd to supplement our rapidly diminish.
Ing oil supply. Ready markets for this
power exist In the mines Of Utah.
Arizona and Nevada, the railroads in
the southwest and In the Cjties of
southern California.
The proceeds from the sale, ,oa
leases Of the power will pay the cou, oe
the dam. The cost Of the ,rr1s,,ioo
work and canals will be repaid by the
lands benefited.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
No Accommodations for the Tenderfoot

station. Mckinley Park station nj Riley
Creek. il about fifteen miles north of
Broad Pass. through which the rail
road crosses the main Alaska range.
Here IL being constructed by Maurice
Morino. . local home~ieader. a large
log roadhouSe % accommodate local
travel. Mr.. Morino has also made MP
pltestioa to erect this coming sum.
mef six shelter tents within the park.
which will contain stoves and bedding
fos travellers who. hsweves. must
bring their own food supplies
Another local homeStrndrr. T.. J.
Lynch. will also conduct q soadhouss
At Mckinley Park station. These &C.
eommodations atc principally for
miners and pruspcctoFs going into the
ksnttshas mining district. The few
tourists who may desire In r~t into The
PARK 10 view the Wild herds Of carl.
bou and mountain sheep To which The
PARK Offers sanctuary will be able TO
outiit With pack animals and secure
guides II Mekialey Park station.
Travel eondilioas and hotel accom-.
mofaticas along established lines Of
transportation BY spiirnad. automobile
and rv~s steamer will bc about as in
tho ~asst districts Of the tail-d
States. bur travel away from the -.
tsbltshed tincs 10 practically impas
sibts 1T present.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

Commander William frid~aus. ~ho
was the nrss asisevs sf the supply ship
zSnfu. which w~ni with Admiral
p~~cy's hc~s into Manila bay in 1888.
snd who has ever since worn the naval
Uniform and II commanding oshevs
Of the TRIMMING ship Rstpahsaa.ck ~
Ssa Diego. Cal. In = lcstcs 10 rsvei.
dVat usrtiins has appealed ts him 10
ash foe the setting aside Of The small
amount Of pay that will keep th"sv -
old s~s h~ru~s frpm starvation. II the
reduction should 60 through. tie .ays
that there arr two simple means
whereby the unfortunate condition
could now be svmcsiicti
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
He swapped agold
mine for a can
of Edgeworth

OF course William didn't know ho~
much gold thsse was In the mine o. hs
wouldn't have paid 20 high . psies
even for his beloved Edgswoeth.
A. be writes the story With lead
pencil on The back d . map
Dsss Mssss Law 3 Asa ca.
Yss'u sssies sist gaias - ~ t&sa
Rsstis shat Dsls thai ys1xsu (IAis s>s
SAs asns u . ssopssiSivs fsssls prod.
Ues) sssa sss swsy ~ sAsis issaasos il
eAs higA ssses saAos sssas tASy'se 5aa
UaAssas sayvsy slsaeaAs a -. vAss
esuAsA eaaio u sAs OsAAyvel esusssy
So uos tss sosn sis a EAesv~ssk
AsA sAs ssssAssgA vAss ga sAs eaatn
fss0 - fss lAs EAOsvossA sssh sisASy
sAssaasA 1stiass sss q - essuol vAoa
] AlAs's SAiak ~ 10 L.
Wtthao Cssi0s
oalsAahss tass
Aisska
That was The most e1psnaavs % a
Edgewoeth that svrs was bought. Ws
have many letters from our friends
~ho have gone TO great lsagths TO ges
their isvosils tobacco. We psass them
oil. but this oos has . particularly
warm place In cur hsasta
We doa'e vant any Edssxoesh
smoker TO have to pay moes than sks
regular psaes ioe Edssvueth.
We do ~ant srssy pipe smoker to
~ Edssxoesh. and It's Just - pleas-
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

mt Tor ~ 70 Sod
|F~s samples to any
pipe-mokM - Il 10
|oe . ppemokrs
10 hand ht esa
Dv@ 10 somsons
who's run ahoes.
II Edesvosth
dosra'tai,yoa.
n It's no tse uy.
Ing to ssn you
1 any. II Il doa.
The samples wtll
sooa tell you.
and yoau BE-
Me The svst o{
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

THE following Information II COO.
l tsincd In . bulletin issued BY the
Department OF he Interior:
omeiais Of the Alaskan engineering
commission state that. now thst steel
hss been connected 90 thc Government
Alaskan rs1sosd from Seward to Fair.
banks. large volume Of tousiss travel
II expected TO 10 handled over that
ensd this coming summer. Not oaly
- u . HoodcFfuiiy scenic stds. but
The Mount Mckinley National park.
which the railroad closely approaches.
wtil be sa added stissesioa.
However. tourist tssvsa within the
park viii BE- possible this year for oaiy
tho most hardy traveller. Not oaly sFv
thcsS absolutely no secommo<,s,io ,ioos
within the park. but there arr NO
roads aud Ut present. not evea . ~e,i.
euasssuesed sssii. The park e.iisusd
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

"ASHtNGTON. - Lcsisisti ton to
w carry into effect the rccommcn.
datioa to congress made recently by
secretary Fall for the protection and
development of the lower Colorado riv.
q was proposed In q bin introduced
IN the house by Representative sw,ns.
Republican. California. The measur,
calls fof an appropriation Of S7UyOOO.-
w. and authorizes the construction Of
dem creating m immense reservoir
st Boulder canon on the Colorado
nvef. near the Arizona. Nevada lire.
The dam would be sumcient.- f,ep.
resentative Swing said. TO store the
entire hood waters Of that river In ans
year. and completely remove the con.
SANITY recurring serious menace from
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

W-happssss With . pipe a EAss.
wostA between your tsssl..
Send - your name and sddssn On
. postcard. II you vaas TO hSap u
further. give ~ ths name a The dealer
from whom you Usually buy your
tobacco.
Just - sooa - - receive your -.
quest 80 vtll mail you generous sam.
plss of Edsv~ofsh In both fosms-
Plug Slice sad Ready. Rubbed.
EAgv~ossh Plug Slice comes Ia Dat
eakss, cut into thin. moist slicsa. One
alice rubbed between Tie hands snaksp
. fragrant pipsfal.
Edgv~osth Ready.Rubbsd h q.
sesly the sane tobacco. but s.sdy 70
90 into your pipe.
Edsywosth h so,d In various s;ssa 70
meet the requirements II many differ.
sat eussomsn. Both Edsvwussh Plug
Slice and Edsevosth Ready. Rubbed
afe put up In pockst-ssse cans, in st.
taettve Tin husnidoss and sian jsss.
and In various quantitsss IN between
those si1aa.
For The ffse samples, sdds.ss Las,ss
Z Brother Company. % South 9lst
Stsvst, Richmond. We.
To Retsa ToSaeee M.eAsass: n
kouf jooeef cannot supply you With
Eds.wosth. LAsus 4 Brother Com
psny viii gladly send you prepaid By
parcel post one o. two dozen carton
q any ase d Edsswosth Plug Sijce or
Resdy-Rabbed for The sssue neics vuu
would pay the jobbee.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
\ You Need Z nOdlelas
You Should Have tho Best

Have yos svee stopped 70 reason Why
h y that 20 many pFodsets that are e.
tsasivsiy advertised. all ss once drop out
Of sight and are soea forgotten! 1hs
ssssoa 10 plain-ths article did not tulhu
ths profnisss Of the manufactures. This
sppliss more particularly 70 . medicine.
4 medicinal preparation that has real
curative valas almost seiA itssN. - Ike
- sadiess chain sysssm Shs ssmsdy y
recommended by skaas vhe have bssa
bsesd'@d. TO thaas vho are io need Of t.
A pFomissnt druggist ssys Take lps
example Ds. KilmeF's 6usmp-Roes. .
pespasssioa ] hare ssld Tor many ysass
and essss hesilAis TO sseommsed. foe b
slDoss every esss Il shors s1esilsat -
splta. - many Of NJ esssonSss tsssi(S.
10 eshss tiass5 ssDsdy AAs - hsSs .
0l.s
AeenedinG 70 WON sesssmaets sD4
ssstAsA tsssin1ay of theasaads vho Asvs
lpsd sAs psspaslias. tAs sseesss Of D..
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The Keota news., 1922-06-02
NAME "eAYER" IS ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
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Aspirin. - prescribed By physaeisns fos
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fos -tasyef Tablets of Aspifsa--
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each tablet and appssfs o. each paek.
ose foe Jour peuseesioo against talto.
Observation-Disclosures