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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
It's a Great Life

A MAN can live on 80 cents or so n
n day, the University of California dis
covers. Some University professors
nearly have TO.
Apart from that: Can't a man go out
onto the sound-shore, put himself up n
log house, dig around n bit and live like
a prince for $50 n month? Sure he can
but where does he get the $50?
To get the 500 he has to stay in the
city and get $3.50 more to go with it,.
Then he tries to save enough so that, in
time, his principal will bring him in the
needed $50 month-and where is he2
BY the time he's got it he's so years old.
It's q great life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
School for All of Us

CCH0OL of education, University OF
~ Washington. is experimenting with
radio broadcasting, hoping to start
classes over the air.
Our advice to the school is: Pick a
topical subject and let your professors
tell folks about it in their homes. Mars
visit last year and the recent eclipse are
examples. The University could well
have educated thousands, interestingly
and cheaply.
Development of radio education viii
do much to dispel the idea of some that
the university is somewhat of an expen-
sive toy. If the average citizen can sit
home in the evenings and learn some
thing from the institution which he pays
to keep running he'll feel more friendly
toward its expensive habits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
As to Oltr Jail

CAMUEL HILLEGAS, Tacoma auto
- salesman. lies for three days and
nights on the concrete floor of bare
cell at Seattle city Jail. Before he is put
into the empty cell, n Seattle physician
examines him and says he is not drunk
In spite of this he is kept three days
without trial and then thrown, dying,
into padded cell--and abandoned again
Now coroners jury wants the city
council to do something about It.
What the average man had better do
is petition Providence to be kept out Of
the Seattle Jail. If he expects the city
council to do anything about it he is
more optimistic than we are,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Back to Nature

CIGNS of back-to-the-land movement
- observed in the East, around the big
cities. Seattle will feel it, sooner or later.
People are starting to ask: What's all
the shooting for?" They are tired of city
congestion; tired of lodging automobiles;
riding on horrible affairs called street
cars; parading, with thousands of others,
along hot concrete roads thru a country
hidden by billhoards.
Some day there will be revolt, The
wiser ones will take what they have, go
away somewhere into the miles and miles
of virgin wonderland still left near
Seattle and start life anew. Then they
will find that in simplicity, not complica-
ton, happiness lies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
!? !? Answers to Your Questions !? /?

n icus advocated specially bv Tho
democrats during The period 1917 10
1861. and its leading champion iras
Douglas. ~ tcas often term q
"sQuatter sovereignty The latter
Is simply the colioquidI term.
@ what was the webster Ash
burton treaty.
"A. A treaty bettescn the United
States aud Great Britain, negotiated
bD Daniel Webster and Lord Airr-
aHdcr BanHO Ashbmton IN August,
fsi2 BV this treaty the frontier
line bctuecn the state Of Maine and
Canada nas definitely agreed 10.
m this treaty. also. scucn-tiocitths
OF. the disputed ground. aud the
british settlement Of Mdddrdskd.
tccTe piUcn - the United states
and only fire ttrclJths Of the ground
TO Great britain; but II secured a
better military frontier 10 Canada
and Included heights commanding
The So Laurence, tohich The aicdrd
Of hc King Of Holland. i0ho had
been chosen nrbIicr. had assigned
10 the Americans. ~ The eighth
and ninth orticica provisions iccrc
mddc for putting an end 10 The
African slauo trade, and the fOth
article prouidcs for The mutual cz-
tradition Of suspected criminals.
@ How did tho father OF prcs-
dent Coolidge get his title of
"coloncl"2
A nc tCdS Dircn The the for
scrUinD on The staff NJ ono NJ the
0OncrnorA Of HernOnk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Word ThatW earles w omen
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

or acquire fame. And yot these
things arc also true.
Mon marry for just two rca.
sons. personal comfort and per.
sonai happiness. And women do
exactly tho same thing. Duty
and country seldom enter into
consideration with either sex.
Homo IL tho finest place for n
woman because Il is there sho
finds her trucst and most last.
inR happiness. and not merely
because she fulfills her highest
duty. Wifchood and motherhood
arc her greatest achievements
because they contribute, above
all. TO her best content and
peace.
Let's quit harpInR about duty
10 our girls and tell them instead
how 10 find their rond TO happi,
ness. For that e. whit they arc
all Interested in, when all Is said
md done And We know-wc
women who have llvod in tho
downtown world and Como from
there into homes Of our own
that the majority OF all women
find beneath their own roof
trees their sweetest Joys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

O. What is the meaning OF the
uord "seiah" used 80 often In the
psalms?
A. The erdct m eaniH0 Is not
tnotcn. 10 no doubt has reference
80 Tic chanting Of the psalms tn
.fhe temple. Some suppose 70 10
mean pause" tho this theory has
much against q, as the sense docs
-not often imply pause. Others
take II TO mean "lBt up or loud"
as directions 10 the orchestra, This
-.scouid make u mark Of cm-
phasis.
Q. How much stronger Is the gor-
lila than the strongest man?
A. 10 has been estimated that the
tstrenOas Of the gorilla Is tieicc that
of the strongest man.
0. Where Is Buffalo Bill buried7
{. n. william r. cody fBuffaio BiHJ
Is buried on Lookout Moestain,
snear Denter. Colo. IN one Of the
.Dcnuer mountain parks. There is
"a memorial and museum there.
Z. Q. How old Is William and Mary
college in Virginia and who was
jts first president?
2 a. ~ t1ds founded IN 1923 bD Rev.
yamcs blair, toho became the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

aMAYoR pEvER. Of my
Nl town. used 70 80 on The
beneh and DO knows things"
said the smoker from Chicago.
life Gays what the domestic ufs
or this fair country needs "a
moro diplomacy and that X wiIi
end tho divorce evil, lie tells
tho story Of Mrs. Lush, Mr..
Luah boiled into tho house just
before daybrcak. ono morning.
somewhat bcjiEgorrd. llo made
noises downstairs which Atrv.
Lush interpreted correctly. Did
shs rush Ut him with sizzling
worda2 shc did not 'whst's tho
matter. dearT she called swcr;iy.
Whoever mhEzrr7' rnarrd Lush
IN ~ much Of a hurt voice as
he could muster. 'iah maznsr
'nuft. Iah two hat racks down
hero an I dom know whish to
hang ish hat on
Wen. we'll replied the wife,
stiii more swccily. you have two
haia. haven't your Hang ono
on each rack and come on up TO
bed. I know you must be very.
very tired"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if Of Public Interest

Mr. Fint: Recently my car
traa wrecked. called up a
garage and had tho car toned
~. / told The OdrGDc man 70
put me front part Of The chr
IN condition. but not 10 touch
the rear cud. trhich Irds also
damaged. as tsould attend 10
that 6heH got The car homo.
when I called for the car I
found both the rear end and
The front end had been re-
paired. then told him had
askrd him not 10 repair the
rear damage SotO ne sends
nc BIZ for The entire job.
aud threatens 10 sue me- Can
~ coiicctt 4. N 81.
II you gave specific orders
20 the garage man not TO repair
the rear end OF the car. and
can prove Is at you FAY, he
can prove II as you say, he
tho law. TO collect for that part
OF tho Job. However, II hc did
tho work satisfactorily. why not
pay him what II would have
cost you to do Il yourself. II
such an arrangement can DO
effccted2
Mr.. FLrtt: DO tenants hare
70 Oiuc notice before moutng.
and. " so. irhat Is the legal
iImcf MISS 4. r.
A tenant Is required TO give
tho landlord 30 days notice from
the last rent-payipg date.
Mr.. Firi,: Ny lot Is s5 feet
,cidc, and the house is 90. The
people on either side arc cut
ting dotrn their lots Whose
business Is u 10 build retaining
irdHsH ANXIOUS.
In ordinary caseS any one
changing the natural condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
If You Want a "HOn1e Week" Parade

when announcer announces the
next selection VIII be Me and
My Boy Friend" Can be SCI 90
operate for music or sopranos.
Grand mock battle between
radio nnnounccrs tslngng Wen
keep en- homer and movie
press agents lsinging wen
set 'em outFJ
Model American husband. com.
plrio with halo. wings. harp and
crown. bearing legend. "Hc never
spilled ashes on the parl0r floor
Delegation of Queen Anne nm
wives. bearing legend; Now you
tell ouer
Assorted homc.wrcckrf from
anR county divorce courts. in
chains
Empty float. showing all tho
nonsamokiBg furnaces and fire.
places bull, in the pas, ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

president Of the Institution. 10 Is
the second oldest college In the
United states.
q. What Is the difference In re-
pealing and multiplying a law
A. A lduo might be nuliiHcd bD
repeatedly refusing TO obey u until
Il has, In reality. become Of no CT
fcci but. 30 repeal lai1 an action
Of the legislative body passing u Is
necessary
Q. What does the political term
popular Sovereignty mean?
a. IN United States historD u ,ods
The theory that nc riOht 10 decide
tohcther SLAVERY SioHd czist IN a
territory rested Nth The people NJ
that territory and not Nth congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Mrs. NELLIE ROSS, wyom.
A'l ing's governor. announces In
newspaper headline that homo
Is best. and wlfchood woman's
nobleHt career. Mrs, Ferguson
Of Texas. intrepid campalgner
and doughty politician. gives
out tho statement that womnn's
highest duty Is to her home.
Papers and magazines arc full
OF this information. BY this
time every woman in America
who can read knows Just how she
can become n boon to postority.
II has como 10 the place where
one little four.lctter word Is
merely tho verbal camouflagc for
q good scoldlng. "Woman's high.
est duty IN TO her home and
family" Don't YOu get tired
Of seeing that in print7
Like most tritc and tlrcsomo
things. however, that sentence is
true. only us such an undlplo.
matte way TO put Il before tho
women. for II sounds so unnt.
trnc,ivo.
Women do not want TO hear
about their duty. for like all tho
rest Of humanity they arc con.
cerncd chiefly about thcir happi.
ness. That is what we arc all
looking for. and 30 longsas VIC
dlfforontinte 80 strongly between
the two. just no long will tho
girls fight shy Of this ndmonltlon.
And who can blame thom7 o.
Nobody reminds Tho men that
their highest duty to the ruco Is
to establish good homes, be model
husbands. and rnIso fine sons TO
fight In the next war. Nobody
harnesses them with statements
TO tho effect that the men who
bring up fine boys and girls do
moro for their country than
those who accumulate millions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
No Market for These

JLTE like to see people selling things,
wv because selling keeps money in cir
culation But the market in some lines,
in Seattle, is unbehevably poor.
In the interest of everyone, The Star
would warn statesmen in the following
lines to stay away:
Sunstroke cures; earmuffs; cyclone
cellars; lightning rods; tornado-predict-
ers; seismographs; thermometers mark
ing summer heat at 90; and foot
warmers.
There's practically no sale for any
of 'em.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
.AREAbook&5I}|sEEE;iiEEE'2 g.

NJ ALL Of the bookstha printed these
y the lead RS king Of them oil in good
all like to read.
~ have hold brings goro keeps Of worries
We all ought 10 know what this books
Of
the rond.5rom the All
frown The Of the hrh when figures
Ink scrubbed
You ought 70 know what I'm talking that
Thin little bank book
Copyright 1926, for The STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Congratulations, Canada!

CEATTLE will always have the We'll
- come sign out for Princess Kathleen
and her twin sister, Princess Marguerite,
who are to be regular visitors here in the
future.
The two new C. P. r. boats on the
triangle run will cement still more firmly
the bond of good fellowship between
Seattle, Vancouver and Victoria. They
bring the cities more closely to each
other.
One of the finest things on this coast
is the friendliness between American asd
Canadian cities. We like them; they like
us Once in while something hobs up
like the smallpox ban-that causes riff
fle but it's soon smoothed over
Congratulations, Canada!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

TWO remarkable statements
l. have recently come 20 me.
They relate ~ the very basis
of our society the sort ~ chi.
dreu we arc rearing / think
o. true that character b. formed
NJ on uge much younger than
people generally think. /
doubt whether much basic alter.
alton IN character often occurs
after the age Of ~.
Annlyzs the characters %
people who have seemingly made
radical changes IN their char
radical changes IN their chnfac.
tcra after they have grown up
ana you viii usually find Tint
they are really surface changes.
The passionate. willful deoeitful
Incorporate or unstable person
will usually be found IN the a.
crclBe Of the same qualities In
another way after what lH
called reform. Hence, Whatever
our children are ~ the ago Of ~
or ~. society will be for n qnar.
Ter Of a century and probably
nay. acknowledgement longer.
n they show a downhill lapse.
II Is something actually fearful
10 contemplate.
one Of these statements
comes from New York City, the
other from Toronto. Canada.
Both ten tho same story as 10
the character or many OF the
girls and boys in schools and
colleges. They state that there
young people are dishonest. II
they can steal the answers 10
examinations or Rotations. they
DO u without any apparent
quulm Of conscience. Thu -
but a sample Of what - given
an n moral breakdown in the
young In these two cities, 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
BY JIM MARSHALL

parade that would wind up
Better Homes Week In a blaze
OF glory.
The line ~ march would be
two miles shorter than the Dim.
sted case. which Is tho longest
,hinE in tho city right now
since Doc Brown quit making
speeches
The order Of march
Decorated float typical
American home. showing Am.
eriean mothers spanking aa-
sorted children with slippers ia
tho good old.fBshionrd way They
VIII be defended from Russian
communists. President Coolidge.
anarchists and the Child welfare
league by
Governor Roland II Hartley.
Complete with To6thp!ckJ
Mascd movie and iheaior
press agents, with two bands.
boosting "s,ay.atiIoms Week"
and led by
Vic Gauntlet and Non CIR, ciEsr
Model American home. com,
plctr with winrprrHs. brewery
and moonshlns testing labora.
tory. owned and operated by
Homer q. Brewer. cnlyumlat
Galaxy Of American fathers.
accompanying model lawn. en-.
tirrly composed OF green painted
concrete, Lodge Of Sorrow float
b. Amnlgamated Lawn Mowers
League Of America,
Safety float. exhibiting radio
switch, operated from any part
OF home. works automatically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

widely separated. and 70 dis
connected from each other and
under two governments.
what dDr ~ msang How
widely DO QHrrs conditions pre-
yailg lH the same thing true 90
q greater or lesser degree IN
your town Have our youth
lost their sense of h0nor7 Tho
basic depmvity Of % race mani.
TESTS Itself in the breeding Of
liars Lying involves all the
other Elns Iu The category 30
far as character o. concerned.
The hnbitual liar has lost tho
something which keeps him from
crime. There u not much left
Of him worthy Of respect n
the opportunity for profit from
other wrongs. whether Of false.
hood Or violence, prcscniH iizelf.
the habliuai liar han lOFi the
nrr safeguard in his nature
against committing tho crime
Lying is the open door 10 every
Ein and crime
wonder how prevalent this
degradation Of the young really
o. II IL b. gradually going on
among us, u ia an omen OF the
Envcst evil And u b. not the
fault Of the young people them.
selves. n b. the fault Of the
present generation Of grown
ups am not making any
statement Of the iHcir. ! do
not know them. / have Sen
reading such things 90 Ct 81
above mentioned. howeyc, .ud
! believe they call for an I'm
ination everywhere. ~ n
these evils exist they are not
confined 20 any two cities. They
must be exhibitions Of wide.
spread tendencies OF balcful
iFnuUFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

T'ilS Is Better Homes Week
l. No announcement has been
made. but We Imagine that aome
kind 81 a parade Of pageant will
be- held 10 lend flavor 20 the oc.
casion. as on all other weeks"
Ia view ~ tho absence Of any
definite plans. we'd Ike 10 HuE.
gcst tentative lineup Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

YOU can get an answer to
l. any question OF fact or in.
formation by writing Tho Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington,
ID. c.. and incloslng 2 cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital nd.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Of the ground. must protect
the adjoining neighbors By Euf-
ficient retaining walls Get
this done ncighborly II possible.
II not you viii possibly have 10
have a lawyer.
Mr. Fizit: some time n9o
ieas sued ~ a coHccitoa
agency for a doctor btl ichich
did not oi5e. hare had 10 op-
pear In court cUery ttco tccckE
for The past sir months, the
plaintiff being absent each
time. Finally I paid 81 for q
night trial. but The plaintiff did
not appear. and the case tCas
dismissed. They refuse 10 re-
turn my dollar. and are threat
ching another suit What about
thisr READER.
You do not give sufficient
particulars 10 enable Mr.. Fxit
10 give an exact answer. II
looks as IL the collection agency
was attempting 10 worry the
payment out OF you II the
case has been dismissed, IL is
doubtful II IL win be brought
up again. Ask the Judge who
presided. Also forget the dol
lar you paid unless 1t was
promised that II would be re-
turned.
Mr.. FLrif: The alley be-
tiocen 18th S. and Ellis ST. aud
also part Of Elizabeth 81. arc
IN bad condition. Some time
ago the street department
filled in trifh cobbIc stones, bur
this icds Hcucr covered tciih
gravel Please fir Il. b. S.
The street department will in
vcstigate this. and make what
ever repairs seem necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Heiress2 PoohI

A VANDERBILT baby, born this week
n is said by the papers to be heiress
to S25,000,000
That's nothing: Any baby born in
Seattle any week is heir to the finest CHI
mate on earth; all the scenery there is;
the best milk supply in America; pure
water; ozone-filled air; chance to sleep
in comfort every night in the year; the
privilege of growing up with the best
city on the continent.
Twenty-Five million dollars? Pooh,
pooh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
A Chance to Get Rich
INFANT 70 get rich2 All right, inven.
Wv - - - - IL. -. --..-...--

NTANT 20 get rlch2 All right inven!
w new idea in radio programs.
First folks got tired Of Jazz; now
they're tired of the classics. Crude adj
vertising mixed with the programs
leaves a bad taste in the mouths of many
listeners,
Soon, some broaatastors will be shoot
ing away at the empty air. Four stations
in Seattle compete for the attention Of
10000 fans. The best program gets per-
haps 10000 of them; the others divide
the rest.
But radio has come 10 stay. Show the
broadcaster something new-and retire
on the proceeds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
I Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PIXLEY
Sage Of the Olympics

A CCoRD-
n ING TO
New Eng
land papers
tho intellect
uAls and lit
crafty are
disc in
wv ny did
Lots wifo
look back 70
II docs beat
all thundera-
ton w hat
pains the
hig h b rows
take 20 dig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14


10 quarrel over. don't TT
There aln't no question but
Mrs Lot had plenty or rca-
sonablo excuses for looku'
back. Maybe she had been so
hurried that one OF her stock
ings had come off along the
way. Maybe she turned won
dcrin' II she had left tho back
door open so the cat could get
out Maybe she had left the
kitchen stove goin' and turned
10 see II she could smell the
lamb chops burnin'. Tho Bible
relates that Mr.. Lot. like old
Nonh. tho other man who
seemed worth savln' above all
others. went on an all-night
grape Juice spree just as soon
as saved and. maybe, Mrs. Lot
KNOWN his liquor habits. turn
ed rogrottln' that she'd left be-
hind her rollin' pin.
Hut why Mrs. Lot looked
pack amt oil MAN Importance
IN tho ease' me point rs why
she was turned INTO n pillar OF
SAT- mat WouIa melt away In
inc hrst ram why not n
p'iihr Oh nara coal mat would
be lnstln' warnin' TO wives
l.
VINO are boihB rescued from
)lzzuom SIMPLY as a member
OF inc iaihiiy Nothln eNciun
ABOUT woman turnin' round.
All OF en- nro pound TO, even
II thoro am another woman
WIN u now bonnet comm on
poh'nu' put just lot them East
oIh 'nlv ,,, lcn me what
tho bo'u hnu hsln sat
w, ., ,''u' WY n'nuch'
~ 1T, w "o y 'ns'
Wv ,,,.,,, -. pv',, WE. nnougn
, ~ v" ,,,,o Nv" -, '''"'s'o" war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
What Folks
Are Saying

SECRETARY WORK The
prlyatoly.built irrigation districts
arc Huccem all over the West,
while not n single federal prof,
Get In going concern Opera.
ton must bo IN the hands Of
tho farmers, the men on the
ground"
ADMIRAL PRATT. "Thc
ship Of the future will carry on
It's decks every weapon Of dc.
Tense known 10 mankind, In.
Guiding the alrDluno."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Hon Is 1t in Your Tom?

BY HERBERT QUICK
frhr author of article,
ssr died. wsrE article tims his
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Mclnncton Sweet snys: ct
would be cheaper FOR those
Hollywood lady stars TO buy
coupon divorce slips" KIP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Sensitive teeth
are a warning

BE CAREFUL. When
sweet or cold foods
cause a sharp pang in
your teeth, it is a
sign that Acid Decay
has begun.
Use every means to
prevent decay and infec-
tion esDecialIv az TIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

John Rockefeller snys that,
as father, he never spoke
. harsh word to his children. by
Henry the point nowadays ia
in what harsh words tho chill
dlcn speak to father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Another reason why linden.
burg will ruin the world IL that
hc owns n police dog. Enough
TO throw every Washington war
breeder into fits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Danger Line. For it is at The Danger
Line, in the tiny V-shaped crevices where
gums meet teeth, that food particles lodge
and ferment. Decay gradually begins
which sooner or later destroys the tooth
structure. The gums frequently become
irritated and sore
Squibb's Dental Cream, made with
sqmbbs Milk of Magnesia, safely neu-
traiizes the acids which attack the teeth
and gums at The Danger Line. It
strengthens the gums and keeps the teeth
clean, attractive and healthy.
Use Squibb's Dental Cream regularly
morning and night . to prevent
Acid Decay and allay constituencies.
Buy Squibb's Dental Cream, made
with Squibb's Milk of Magnesia todav.