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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
CIuck! Ciuck!

A tourist was driving her motor car
along a narrow road In Maine, when
she noticed a farmer with yoke of
oxen attached to wagon approach
ing.
Thinking that the team might turn
off at side road which she was near
she stopped the car where the road
was widest and waited. Three or four
hens gathered around and one sat
down in front of the machine.
When the farmer drew near he
aimed toothless grin at the fair driver
and a handful of dirt at the hen, say
ing:
"Ill roust her out for We, These
DANCED hens be always agettin' In the
way"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
StlI'i',y.
FJUITN.
EMORIAI RESOl UNIONS

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, Death has again entered
our order and removed our esteemed
brother Manoel A. Gaspar therefore be
it.
Resolved, That in the death of
Brother Gaspar. Arbutus grange has
lost a valued member. one ever loyal
TO the order.
Resolved, That we respect the
memory of our brother by reversing
our badges and draping our charter for
a period of thirty days and be it
further
Resolved That we place a copy of
these resolutions on our records. send
one to the bereaVed family; also one to
The Ellsworth American for publica-
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
Prospect Harbor.

The village has been well can
vassed for the sale Of health seals by
little Miss Miriam Colwell, who
proved herself very efficient for her
years,
4 Two of our boys, William Cole
and Stanley Bridges, have, without
any assistance, constructed a small
log camp, which would do credit to
those Of more mature years.
new fire escape has been con-
structed at X of P. hall, replacing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
MUTUAL BENEFIT COLUMN.
Edited by "Aunt MadEe."
MOTTO :-HELPFUL AND HOPEFUL.

The purposes of this column are
succinctly stated in the title and motto
lit is for the mutual benefit, and aims
to be helpful and hopeful Being for
The common good it is for the common
use--a public servant, purveyor of
information and suggestions, a medium
for the interchange of ideas. In this
caTa"ity 1t solicits communications.
and its success depends largely on the
support given it in this respect. Com
muucatious must be signed but the
name of writer viii not be printed ex-
cept by permission. Communications
win be subject to approval or rejection
by the editor of the column, but none
win be rejected without good reason.
Address all communications to The
American, Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
DECEMBER TWENTY FIFTH.

To the cradle bough of naked tree,
Benumbed with ice and snow,
a Christmas dream brought suddenly
\ birth of mistletoe.
The shepherd stars from their feecy
cloud
STROBE out on the night to see:
The Herod north wind clustered loud
To rend it from the tree.
But the old year took it for a sign,
And blessed it in his heart;
with prophecy, of peace divine,
Let now my soul depart
John 3. Tabb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
Otis.

Dr. L. H. Ford of Bangor was here
recently to see w. w. Tibbetts, who is
ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Moore spent
Tuesday in Bangor
j. L. Fogg of Eden called on
friends here Friday.
Russell Lyman and Eugene Jelli-.
son were at Bar Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. Graham and daughter returned
with them for a visit
Elkanah Remick of Brewer is Wis
iting at j. o. Jordan's.
E. Hopkins of Ellsworth is saving
hoops for D. G. Young.
Beechhill lake is frozen over, the
earliest it has closed for some years.
Dec. %. O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
Gold in Australasia

A rich gold reef was recently dis
covered near Ardlethan, New South
Wales, samples from which assayed
Is ounces gold to the ton, Another
vein was found near the old Bodan.
CORA mines on property previously
worked. The width of the new vein
Is about two feet, and an assay taken
from 1t showed free gold ranges from
l ounce 10 pennyweight to ounces
7 pennyweight per ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 25 1921.
Dear Aunt Madge:
For some time Eve been promising
myself that l would write to you and
the Mutuals, but kept putting it off.
Had planned to spend the winter in
East Bluehill, but finally decided to re-
main in the land of sunshine one more
winter before returning to Maine.
My son passes his papers on to me,
so l keep in touch with the Hancock
county news through The American, l
am always interested in the column.
and enjoy the letters, especially Jas
mines. Why? Because ! knew her
when she was tiny little girl lived
near her, and was her teacher when
she first attended school.
recently spent a few days at Gaia
lima island where one of my sons lives
This magical island lies about twenty
five miles off Los Angeles harbor, be
ing connected by daily steamers. The
island. then densely peopled by In
dams, was discovered by the Spanish
navigator. Cabrflo. in 1912. About five
years ago, William Wrigley jr., the
chewing gum magnate, purchased
Catalina island for three million dol
lars. and has since spent four millions
in improvements, including water sys-
tenn, paved roads, sewers, telephone
cable to the mainland, etc.
The island is about twenty miles
long. of volcanic origin and in many
places rising in steep bluffs from the
water. The main settlement, Avalon. is
built around the bay of Avalon, which
forms a semicrcle. Many of the
houses are built upon the terraces, high
bluffs backing the horseshoe To reach
my sons door, | had to go up 1876 steps.
Needless to say. l paused for breath
few times during the ascent but the
view is we'll worth the climb. From
the sun porch we look down on the
roof of Zane Greys new summer home,
while on the terrace below stands the
cottage of Tom Mix, of movie fame
On this roof is painted in huge let
tiers, "T. M" reminding me of the old
lady's pies marked with the same let
tiers for its mince,' and faint
mince."
Farther down. near the center of the
horseshoe, is the new summer home of
Gene Stratton Porter, built of Cali
fornia redwood in it's natural colors
This home is called Singing Water"
the name coming from very unique
fountain in the yard, being built with
pebbles and abalone shells set in con-
crete in irregular fashion, so that the
water as it ripples down in little
streams, dropping from shell to shell
produces various musical notes, similar
to the low tones of a canary.
OF the wonderful Wrigley mansions
the Country club, golf course Hotel st.
Catherine and other hotels, | Will not
attempt to write, but will close now
with best wishes for all the Mutuals,
and loving holiday greetings.
"Helen.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
. Huge NeU X-Rdy

To reduce the cost Of treatment and
increase its effectiveness, an X-ray
tube has been invented which is said
to radiate five or six times as many
curative rays as ordinary tubes. Thus
the time of exposure is cut down.
Another process is being perfected to
extend the use of the x-rays to in
ternal cancer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24

Noiseless airplanes have proved
successful in their first tryout at
McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio.
Equipped with the new silencers, the
machines lose less than three per
cent of their mower
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
BuCkSpOrt Center.

The many friends of Zebulon
Parker of this place were saddened
by his death, which occurred Sun
day, at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland
spent the weekend at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Heath.
Mrs. Mildred Runnells and two
children, who spent the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Royal, left last week
for their home in California
Friends of Mrs Sarah Parker are
glad to learn she is improving in
health.
Dec %. w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
Eyes Bad? Try Camphor

For eye trouble there is nothing
better than simple camphor, hydras-
tbs, witchhazel, ETC., as mixed in La
voptik eye wash. One small bottle
helps any case sore, weak or strained
eyes. Aluminium eye cup free. Alex
ander's Pharmacy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24

The original Olympic games date
back to 776 B. c., which is the ac-
cepted date of the first Olympiad.
The Paris Olympic games this year
were the eighth of the revived series
which began in Athens in 1896.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24
Egypt.

Mrs. Blanche Jordan is working
FOR Eddie Hardison at West Frank
lin.
Beatrice Bragdon is home from
Brewer for short visit.
Mrs. Francis Giles spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. S. H. Savage.
Adah Savage is home for two
weeks from Pressure Isle, where she
is teaching.
Dec. II. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24

Statistics show that the worlds
consumption of timber is doubling
every fifty years. Even in countries
where wood is scarce it is increasing
because the people are learning new
uses for wood and becoming ac-
quainted with those known in other
countries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24

A rifle which bore the name Alex
ander Selkirk (Robinson Crusoe),
and the date 1901, was sold for more
than 81 600 at a London auction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-24

We cannot fail to learn much from
Helen's letter. which contains so
much interesting information about
California and some of its inhabi-
tants. In addition to her letter, she
sent me some fine views of Catalina
island and descriptions of its noted
people.
Among the clippings is one from the
Los Angeles Times with this heading,
''Wrigley, Who Harnessed a Nation S
Jaws" He squeezed $4,000, 900,
more or less, out of nickels. He is
one of the country's wealthiest men,
and probably its largest advertiser,
having spent $40,000,000 for that
purpose in less than fifteen years.
Also, he is one of the most progress
sive of republicans, and was for a
long time, the financial angel of
Hiram Johnson.
What Mr.. Wrigley has accom-
plished is a remarkable thing. Chew
ing gum sells for five cents pack
age containing five sticks. That
means that the consumer gets 100
sticks of gun for 81, Personally he
is a striking man. He is big, broad,
expansive, physically and mentally,
He is of the breezy western type.
He is good-natured, even-tempered,
athletic. He has a beautiful home
on one of the terraces of Catalina is
land.
Many thanks to Helen.
Cordial Christmas greetings to
each and all from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
pE.IN uTuE roDAN

The Nervous Wreck an ecernr
trio youug EastrTnrr ls driving
sally MorEau from her father
ranch 90 the railroad station when
they run JUI ~ gasoline The oggu-
pants OF d passiug car refuse 60
lend them any and the Wreck takea
five saligus a. the point yt sun,
Later they usr held captive ai
ranch alaUE the way because The
foreman charley MrSNern, wants
Sally for cook They discover
that the wealthy New York. owner
~ the ranch Mr. lndrrwood, vas
in abe car which thrN held upr ana
that 30 and his hay and gtrl are 20
stay az tIr ranch Tor several weeks
At the risk 90 brluE recognized the
Wreck waits on the party in thr
dininE room and ovrThrnrs Them
magnifying the story of the rob
berry The telephone bell rings
Now co on WITH rHE sroHN
yes: this is Underwood Got HIM
have yous All right Put him
on. That the sheriff. Great
Scott you're hard man 20 set. g,
Never mind This Is Underwood Get
mse WHAT Yes, that's right
OF IN tho northeast corner q the
county Now listen.
n was held up last night In my
car. About 30 miles from the ranch
I should say West or it, on the
main road, there's only one road
We didn't come here direct drove
around by way Of Duncan The
roads better, Had my son and
daughter with me, and a driver. Arc
you getting this, $50.
-Four men. Yes four,
Blocked the road with their own car
and held us up, We never had a
chance. Took watches yaluables,
money. Whatf Took every,
thing NC had that was worth carry,
lng or. stole all the gasoline out Of
our tank and left US flat on tho road,
Let the air out OF our tires with
knife. How's thats -.
How tho devil can | give you
description, II was pi,cha dark. They
had handkerchiefs over their faces
I'm not supposed 20 furnish a set %
Bertinion measurements. am T. You
didn't expect me 10 take flnserprlnts,
did you, with a gun stuck under my
nose? You're whats
There was an inarticulate rumble
from the living room. then a boom.
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know about me. DO your Well. I'm
damned glad somebody knows about
me. Now. the best advice / can give
you Is 10 get busy How q
ihat
How do I know what direction
they went inr They started east
when they left us, that's all know.
I want action understand III pay
any reward and any expenses that
arc necessary, but want action. I'm
going 10 find out WIENER a taxpayer
In this country has any protection
against highwaymcn All right,
You're getting on the Job az once: h.
that IT. Yes. IN be here Tor
some time III expect 10 hear from
you without much delay Your name
is Wells, isn't IT. An rlght7'
The Wreck. who was pouring cor.
fee for Chester, spilled some into tho
saucer. but recovered himself. SO
the shsritrs name was Wells,
Jerome Underwood came back into
tho dining room. wearing the cN.
preston Of man who had achieved
stroke OF business
Made Il pretty strong didn't you.
father7" suggested his son. with a
faint smile.
"sIonE7 Certainly did. You
don't suppose wanted 20 give him
the idea that u was n tea party. do
you? when I've got hand play
Il 70 the limit don't want him
loafinE on the job. lie knows who l
am. II he doesn't Il won't take him
long 10 find out"
Says he'll get posse on the road
at once. Well. he'd better. a possei
What they need out hero Is n few
New York policemen"
The Wreck. seeing no immediate
need OF his services. disappeared
thru tho pantry in tho direction Of
the kitchen. He had a queer look: as
much a look OF triumph as anything
else.
Sally Jumped up from n chair b.
the window and shot a glance OF in.
quIry at him.
Where are my spectacles7" he
demanded. Ny eyes hurt"
She found them and tho Wreck be.
gan 20 look like himself again.
wow tell me everything" she
ordered.
Hes been at the telephone. rails.
ing the country against four dss.
deradoes." said the Wreck. Hes
made a regular yarn Of It by this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

The next thing the elephant and
tho Twins ala IN tho jungle. play,
ground was 90 Glide down the slid.
ms board
You 40 first" sald Tommy Tiger
10 tho Twins. "and Weeuy can SO
next and lll so last rs lots of
fun, for % has 20 many bumps
on it
80 Nancy took her turn and Nick
took his turn, ana then Wecny
climbed up tho steep ladder ~ the
hack 10 take hts turn. with Tommy
behind him 70 he could hs all ready
20 30 when w'eny reached The bot
tom.
But The very minute weeny
reached the top. the whole business
Iewmplsd up like a jack,knlfe. aud
you couldn't ten which was weeuy
and which was Tommy and which
! was sliding board
''Oh. oh. OH screamed Nancy.
Help. somebody qulckr
I'm an nght- ea.lsd Wesny
chserfullya ~ only Tommy Tiger
would take his paw out Of my eye"
Eye. yourself" growlsd Tommy
Il can't move because sou arc cit.
ting on my tall
Here, IN move these boards and
then you can both set up" said
Nick '-rhcrel Now you're all
gight"
So wssny and Tommy both
cmwled out, all covered with mud
and art. but not mad a biz
"HA. Ia. hhr' laughed wesny,
''Ho. no. hor' ruarcd Tommy, we
didn't set our ride. but had a lot Of
fun. anyway. III tell you what let's
DO next. Let's go swimming. The
swim ring pool n riEht over there
u admit know tiger could swim"
said Nick
Sure said Tommy, GONE on.
everybody"
Wen set our clothes all wei,
said Nancy $50 VIC can't swim. but
wen so wadInE"
We'll, you'd better keep your
magic Shoes on" warned Tommy
III you don't. you are likely 10 ind
yourself hack homo. and I'll have
20 take the rest OF my vacation trip
alone
Wen keep them on" said Nick.
They arc magic 20 they won't got
wet"
SO OF they all wen, to the jungle
swimming pool
Tommy dlysd In nrs, with a
splash.
'FIneT' cried Nick
That's nothingr kaid Tommy.
twhy. in tho circus l dive twice a.
FAR. and sometimes jump thru a
hoop Of fire That's what they call
me. Fire and Water Tommy Come
on In. the waters finer
30 Nancy and hlek stepped right
/ In.
''oo' Zee, Isn't Il Erani-' Aaid
Nick. Ru, he sald no more. for al
that minute Wceny gave run and
jump and landed right IN the middle
OF tho swimming. pool. And Tommy
Tiger and Nancy and Nick dlzap.
pearcd like sugar in n teacup,
For when wccny went IN. tho
water went up as tho the whole At.
lantlc ocean had pcen ompilsd Into
u.
MY Eoodnsaar' cried tho ole.
plant. where arr you. everybody
Where did you GOT Oh. there you
arc. Wait and I'll save YOU"
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angle
LETTER FkOM LESLIE PRES.
CO1T TO RUTH BURKE.
CONTINUED

The hours wore on. mother be
coming moro and more excited. ]
called up karIs house almost every
half hour, 80 last. about ono o'clock
ht night, tried 20 make mother
80 10 bed She would not. how.
ever but aho insisted that I should
he down for a while.
must have dropped alsscp. for
about o'clock tho neat morning
sho came 90 my room IN ven
excited manner and faid.
leslie. look here what the morn,
ing papers have 10 Eay about Aiic. "
sly heart sank clear 10 my feet.
Had Alice really made good her
threat and killed herrelfg
She certainly had not. Instead
she had gotten hold Of Kari Whit.
noy and they had been married late
IN tho afternoon and left for New
York.
just what Alice told Kari I can.
not imagine. but know him well
enough 10 know that whatever she
told him. II she threw herself upon
hiH plying chlyalry he would 90
anything Sho asked him
The clipping from tho paper
read.
Late yesterday afternoon Miss
Alice Hamilton. daughter Of Mr.
and An. Joseph Graves Hamilton.
was married 10 Mr. Kari whitney
very quietly II will be remembered
that Ar. whitney and Miss Ham.
llion Issued invitations 20 large
wedding a week or two ago. but
owing 20 the sudden illness OF M!sS
Hamilton'A father. tho invitations
were recalled
The young people were married
a; the rcciory OF the Church Of the
Epiphany. and evidently have gons
out Of town Tor a day or two. For
a moment SIR. whitney was seen
as they were leaving the rcc,ory.
and no said that the hurried mar.
rage was decided upon yesterday.
for hltho Mr. Hamilton was gain.
-ng daily. Il would be quite a while
before he would DO able TO stand
tho excitement Of large wedding.
Naturally. said Mr. whitney with
smile. neither myself nor my
wife cared TO wal, for an indefinite
period
Tho wedding Of SIR. whitney
and Miss Hamilton unl,ss two Of
the largest fortunes In PittsburR
Mr. Hamilton Is one Of tho great
steel masnates Of the world. and
Kari whitney was the heir 10 not
only his fathers immense fortune
but those Of his two uncloa. He
In reputed 10 be worth 10000 900.
1T has been rumorcd that Mrs,
whitney was so pleased with her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
May Charge Fee for
Building Permits

Decision on a fee for building per.
mits, now furnished free OF cost to
home and office builders. will be
reached by the city council public
safety committee.
An argument arose during the
final budget hearings, Tuesday, be.
tween supporters OF fees and those
favoring frW permits. a large ma.
Jority OF cities charge fees. Building
Superintendent Robert Proctor told
the committee. The controversy was
referred TO the committee. which ca.
sists OF Councilman w. T. Campbell
Robert b. Hesketh and Mrs. Henry
Landes for n report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

Our new book HOME
PAINTING" will tell
you Just the pstntof
vanish 20 ute how 20
utcig. Tear out thissi.
ytftlssmcnt. write your
nIms and address on the
margin, mail IL 90 ".
ard you will receive .
cory FREE, By RE-
TURN MAIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

visit abroad that she would like 10
make her home there, II this Ia
true. I, will mean that another
great American fortune will be
taken 10 England"
Ruth. doesn't that sound Just
like one OF our blatant, snobbish.
bowling .to.wcalth notices OF rich
MARRIAGE Sometimes I feel rs tho
Americans. with their worship OF
money. are ,horoly disgusting. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

I should say this TO any one but
you. they might think that / was
jealous. but I certainly am not.
I'm very happy to think that
am able TO earn my own living with
our little shop. IL necessary. and
that IL Jack and do make up our
quarrel-and. oh, Ruth. cannot
think OF living without Jack-that
we both viii have TO work and
worry and plan to put little Jack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

Nature to bring about a normal
condition Of the hair.
Noneed to furnish samplesofyour
hair. The one clean, colorless liquid
isfor lhair. Justa for Kolor- Bak,
useit according to directions and SEQ
how quickly il brings results. Kolor-
Bak is sold with guarantee ofmoney
back IL results are not satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Weenu landed riaht in Me middle Of Me pooI.

Get out OF tho water That's the
qulckcrt way 10 save IA" cried
Tommy
II think 1'l BE- going, said
Werny. after that n / stay
around any longer there won't be
any playground left
10 he Continued
tggrrfiEhI 1884 ~ q A. Service lHri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

thru college and live as respectable
Ind self.respecung citizens.
Mother just broke down and criet
as ! read the clipping which J
have quoted to you.
u wish had never sent Alict
10 England" she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Everywhere East

NEW Oriental Limited. Finest
Train TO the East" Great Northern
ny. CSO extra farc) Leaves Seattle
for Chicago nightly y. m. Tickets.
reservations, information. 1903
Ave. MA in 980O.--Advertlse
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
iug or the heavy voice

ms ~ the heavy voice
You're surprised reared Under
wood you didn't think there was
anybody working the road over this
way Well n your surprised what
do sou think I amf Doesn't a
property owner ger any protection ln
this country I'm no tourist I've E0t
"A place hero n you want 20 know
WhethcD pay any taxes Just look
up tho books WhatF -. Oh you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

A rest room for business women
has been opened in an old church
tower in London.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
Sc Sierlte Como Una Mujer
Nueya
Han desaparecido los Marcos y Puede
Ahora Andar sin Ia Ayuda
de un Bast0n.

& La SehOra I. w. Peterson, de Republic.
Wise nos eScr;be como sigue: ''Desde que
estoy usando ell Nuga-Tone me siento como
una muier nueva- Els todo 10 que ustedes pre-
tenden, para dar nueva vida las personas
ancianas. Yo ereo que no puedo passrme
sin Ell. Tengo 50 amos de edad estaba tan
gastada que no podia moyerme de un s.tio
a otro peru ahcra puelo atender mis- ga
l'inas paedo andar sin un bast6 ny sin to.
NOR de caerme por algdn mareo''.'
Las personals ancanas. gastadas por IA
lucha de la vida deberfan probar e Nuga.
Tone Quedaran Sorprendidas de la rapidez
que actGa. Les aunlen.a el vigor la
fuerza vigorifca los nerv'ns. la sangre ell
cuerpo en- general. Produce uR sueh tran
quilo reparador. est mula. ell hisado, au,
menta el apetito Y regnla sesplendidsmAnte
Las funciOhes del est6mago Y de los intesti-
nos. Los manufacturers de Nuga.Tone CO.
nocen tan bien exec, entes cualidades
que requieren de todos los droguistas que 10
garantcen devnelvan Ell direro en- los. ca
SOS de que el eliente NJ quede satsfecho.
Es recomendado, garantizado y vendido en-
todas las dr. greriaS pGede 0btenerse di-
rectsmente envando 800 al National Lab
oratory, 1915 S. Wabash Ave-, Chicago liz
Advt.