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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-08
AMERICAN LEGION
Minnesota Leads in Members

Minnesota Leads In members
Minnesota is one of the first ten
states to qualify for the Franklin
D'Olier National Legion membership
trophy, which is awarded for the
greatest percentage of increase in
membership on basis of eligibility:
it was announced by James T. Ear
ton national adjutant Of the Amtri-
can Legion,
The Gophers ranked seventh out
Of sixty-eight departments Of the
American Legion on percentage III
crease of 22.55. South Dakota was
declared winner with a percentage in
crease of 37.48, States which topped
Minnesota in addition to South Da-
kota were Nebraska, Iowa, North Da-
kota, New Hampshire and Florida.
From this it will be seen that five of
the leading seven states adjoin each
other in the Northwest.
Minnesota Post Has Finest Clubrooms
Cobb-Williams post of the Ameri-
can Legion at Hibbing and its Auxil-
larry can boast of having the finest
Legion clubrooms in America, follow
ing dedication of Hibbing's new
$500, 900 Memorial Recreation build
ing September 10. One of the prin-
cipal features of the new building is
provision for the American Legion
and quarters have been provided for
the former soldiers in true Hibbing
style.
Five rooms in all, in addition to a
kitchen, canteen, large banquet hall
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-08
Vulcanite Production

Practically all rubber intended for
commercial uses is treated at a high
temperature with sulphur, with the re-
suit that it becomes enormously hard.
ened. When, however, the proportion
Of sulphur used is very high, the pro-
duction is vulcanite-a rubbery COM
pound of such extreme hardness as to
looks very much like ebony, and is
often called ebonite. In this form, it is
frequently used as a substitute for
horn, ivory or bone, in such articles as
combs, knife handles, pipe stems, but
tons, and the like. The word Is de-
rived from Vulcan, the God Of Fire Of
the ancient Romans.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-08
More Than Fair Average

The orator finally reached home
tired and dusty. His wife greeted him
with "And how did your speech 60,
dearP" The orator forgot his weari-
ness and his dustiness. His chest ex-
banded and one hand went into his
coat front in the approved position.
"I'll tell you how it went" was his
reply. "Six times 1 paused for cheers
and five times ! got 'em"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-08
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atmosphere Is left out Of considera-
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The enormous size and brilliancy Of
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-08

court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
Cloud, County of Stearns state of Min
nesota, on the 18th day of October
1925, at 900 o'clock A. M. why the
prayer of said petition should not De-
granted.
Witness the Honorable, ]. B. Himsl:
Judge Of said court, and the seal OF
said court this 23rd day of SEPTEMBER
1925.
court SeaI b. HlMSL
Judge.
L. L. KELLS, -
Attorney for Petitioner.
Published Sept. "a. Oct. Is, 1925.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-08
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
i nlAak a.

Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will
Estate of Stephen Kinsella Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter o. the Estate of Ste
phen Kinsella, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to and all
persons interested in the allowance
and probate of the will of said deced-
emit: The petition of Thomas H: Kinsel-
la and Frank H. Kinsella being duly
filed in this court, representing that
Stephen Kinsella, then a resident of
the County of Stearns, State of Mime
sofa, died on the 18th day Of Septem-
Der. 1925, leaving last will and tesla
ment which is presented to this court
with said petition, and praying that
said instrument be allowed as the last
will and testament Of said decedent,
and that letters Testamentary be is
sued thereon to said Thomas H. Kin
sella and Frank H. Kinsella. Now
therefore, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause. if any you have, before this
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Walter johnson, ont there on the
miry hill, battcd from pillar to post
and receiving crratic support from
his team mates, had frequently to
stop the game and demand sawdust.
Some he carried in his cap 10 the
pitchers box, 4 sorry figure as he
iimPcd bare headed to the mound,
facing defeat before the eager bats
Of the Corsairs.
Burky' Harris kept his idol in
throughout the game, just as he did
III one game in Now York last year
and again LET his sentimental affcc-
zion for the old master cost him
victory. Once or twice Barney, who
VAS touched for - ringing hits,
Looked around at . Bucky' as
though to say, 90 ahead, if you
think someone else can do better. -
but the Senators manager patted
his big pitcher on the back and sent
him back to the boA.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

HiNt Nnu.
Battling johnson, tle pride of the
Tamarack ranch, and as sturdy as
. tamarack tree, will open the eve
ing 's performance by stepping
for rouads with Mike MuriIlo Of
C"lc&iro. Tie hattIcr rromnes to
pa, NJ Huillo out Of business so
'or that the Httcr .9ilI not be able
10 ?rpcat On the Mezirali c.rl Sua.
dsy. ssc9or Garlllo, figuring that
ho uv"a- thc dincr1 that SHWday s
soap VII brirg him, .n'cuis to pat
the batticr 10 sltep "muy Ironto
rs liot to oycrwork himself.
Ihc first bout viii he called to
op5cr al SID by Frank Richmond,
1ov tiaa h" bas recovered from
lcttng ou Washington, Coats viii
h. allowed 1T the rings;d" but ear
muffs aud mittrns WI b. on the
eoatraband iis..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
LAYBlAN Seen AS TOUGH FOE FOR
NELSON IN MAIN FIGHT TONIGHT;
SEMI ALSO PROMISES TO Be KEEN
d MnrlI Slh.A-N Vol.

With the late Imacnted world :
acries a thing Of 'thc past and - sad
one for those Who backed Wash '?g
ton, local sport lovers can now give
a ttoU&ht'or iva, 10 Tie boxing card
tonight at Tie Imperial NallcY Aih-
lctie cmh.-s, esss
ssJu4f as IN was pick and cloosa
.h>' weoa fhc Senators and Pirates
Yesterday NO i is with thc m2ia
event tonight, between AIf't Nelson
and Joe Layman. The same may
hc said Of the scni-fiual Battling
Eaul aud rat0a% Nof% VII swap
/ lows.
La}maa is tough IIc's aSt,ugh
~ =, piedc Of pefritird waod rud
tilat statement viii h" backcd by
an, fan who saw him fight 20
rounds with Joe Brown. In those
TWO fights Lavmm took everything
that Brown had and came back for
more. Aud taking them is not AL
hc docs either for the honorable
Jtrcih packs Il wallop that has scat
'n,6@o than one nlan 50 dreamlipl,I for
IA quiet hs7'.
Nelson is not supposed TO be Il
,,Ugger, but he is considered - vrrE
clever boy with his dukes aud his
record slows that he las stood up
hcfufe some OF thc best fighters
along thc Pacific coast gathering in
much more than Il maioritv of his
fights.
Sweet Fight Icons.
From ihc looks of things ii ougu,
+" be = sweet fight with either boy
"a good be'. and .Nrclicnj cLaurrs
of th" bout goi.'g 10 ,oraj.,
ihr #mj final, as remarked
ahoNc, p, q tos. mp. When amy Two
boys can fight J., fights on such
cNCn terms rs Dotr aud Paul have
douc, It takes Il mighty good pro
phct 10 figure out Which one MI
come ous victor to1ght, Thcii
record row stands sjAtecu draws
nHd a decision for c;ca: oQc. Nix.
ing things up al close quarters gives
iiul and Dotv more fun apparently
than Watching n schooEouSc burn
would give Youngsters. There j.
no such thing rs pulling punches
wtca they pet going and ;hr fight
ing is continual from the FIRST gone
Wtii the last one.
Tonight the boys "re stopping
o;rr the eight round roui,, two morc
than their usual quota. That addi.
ticnal two rounds may spell disaster
for one Of them, but the victor. Il
thoro should hc one, WI know that
lac has htcn in fight
Leo Meets Cahoon
frankie Lee OF Calrxiro, who
sank Young Tina in about two
shakes of IA lamb IS tail last week,
viii be up against Dutch Cahoou
tonlght: San Diego followers of the
game claim tlat Dutch should be
named "Yyphoou - instead ot Ga
hoon, for he resembles the lldiaa
Ocean blcczcs whc0 hc gets >,rrtcd
ou his regular profession of sling
i% ms'ts. Lee can weather many q
gale through, and lac carries some
thing hcsidcs Il boxing glove ON hi,
hand, that something being dies rib
cd as a wallop, Il sock, TNf or what
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
News and Gossip
OF the Gridiron

Rerkeley-Qp' uuc. change ia the
futdp of The University 'nf Caifor
ria Bears viii na noted Yin tomor
row 'a gama against ST. Marry S.
bIcwctt aud not Carlson will. play
quartct. Since defeat by the OlvH-
plc club last week, j. to o, Coach
Andy Smith has pat in marc time
IL drilling the team i'm footha, IUn
daHeutals than Ne h. r Alfm=
rha lineup,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
.
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Oct IT, I."s
Angeles aud vernon bah teams, in
ihr las series of the yc9r, caEagcd
ia one of.thc epic games of tlla sea
soi hcrc. yesterday. Fine iocal riab,
fighting. tooth and NAL fer AonorS
ehGaGrd in ~ - inning struggle
Niih Vernon coming oa; on top s TO-
clyde Uareoo., pitching for ycr.
uou which has been In LAST place
or jlrrcabou,S all season, turned in
his 25th victory of the yeas. At
that, the bar foot" boy had to
win his own game IN the 18th inning
"i,u a homo run, his SECOND OF the
game.
George Payne, Angel pitcher,
went / innings and was neck aud
neck with Hartoot, being taken out
Cor a pinch hitter in the I4th WHOM
each team scored u run.
Phillips Noat in for Los Angeles
aud was charged with the defeat.
Los Auscln, is in third placc br
the margin Of one full game over
Seattle. Only four games remain
TO be played by the local club. -Four
victories are needed to cinch .hjgd
p'a"c, a> Seattle can tie the Angels
with Victory ina all OF their sjl
remaining contests.
With their backs to the wall, the
Pomola college football slcycp will
meet the Caltcrh team 1T the ras.-
dcna coliseum today.
Ionona was defeated last Satur-
day by the University of Ca'ifor-
MIA, southern branch. \ defca, 20.
day woUld practically eliminate
Them from amy chaucc of finishing
at the top of the Southern Ca!ifu-
mia conferences.
Stanford Uuigcr.jty's foo.bal
eleven arrived at Glcudalc today.
all set for their contest with tho
University Of Southern California
at the Los Angeles coliseum tomor
row.
The Cardinals removed their lug.
saSc from the tram that brought
them from the farm - mt 'Palo
Alto, and Immediately left by auto
mobile for the Beverly Hills hotel
on the oa,Sairia of Los Angeles.
IhlS move saved them from passing
through the crowded streets Of thci.
enemy : city.
Th" team WAS in cAeelnt toudi
tlou, but to make sure Of it, they
staged "a secret practice to assure
Themselves chat their tmdcrpiuning,
were stIl all right.
The university of Southern Cali
iomia sin was "a Slight fayorite in
the betting today, although the ana
joritY of bets made were. on even
terms, The Los Angeles populacc is
backing the loc;d institution and
are confident they will win. With
The steady influx Of Stamford root.
crM many arguments are being stag
cd in The Los Angeles hotel Hobbies
as TO the result of the game.
The Troians held their las. hard
practice last night. After the prac-
tice, Howard Jones, L. s. G. coach,
announced that he was satisfied
with his team ,and was ready for
the fray.
Only four thousand reserved seats
for tomorrow s game remained for
sale today, and l2,00O general adj.
mission will be altered tonloirow.
\ capacity cro~l$ Of 75.0od is eN
pectcd to witness Stamford 5 first
victory over T.. s, G, in recent wears
or the TroiNns customary victory
over the Cardinals.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
HARD TO PICK HERO

Choosing Of an outstanding hero
Of the series is an iarduous task. A
complete box score Of the seven
canes viii show that Max Carey,
he veteran center fielder of tho
Pirates, WAS the batting leader with
eIfNcn hits and a grand average OF
f5s.
The four safe blows he garuercd
Yesterday brought him the slugging .
leadership. .
Joe Harris, another veteran, also
nailed cicvcu Lifts. Sammy Rice,
tie Senatorial oift4.ieldcr,,s obtained
the iargcst number Of hits, -. hilt
hIs average at the plate WIS only
-" because he was more times
al bat
Carey also led in the number of
SEa'eo oases with three. and Joe
if;trfS attained another honor when
has h'ttl4; m.uk Of - total bases
aieod rag abovc his nearest enpI.
p ifgpr '!aI.ia tied Goslin for
k.m" i2tn htGur{ with three each.
,Ato'i', With seven counters. led in
1heaFr'ai nuubc? Of runs scored and
't9 A3iHed the most times. hay
8g hc'n handed w. passcs. Barn
hgt "ol. tie d1itou9 ho1toi' Of ,trik
- 0'd Hasi, ,.b,ffiaQ in five aIp
l'@ararre1 II the plate
r. tttl batting itci.tgr Of tBe
tirstr7 WIS .2G5 tbe. Senators lag
Gus Nv tirce points at .262.
fl'hW& hoaofs Also were won bv
fie champions, with m average Of
-, as compared with 800 for the
Senators. Peck $ cigla errors, aside
from being "a world = SERIES record,
were virtually An his team madn.
>'cT"r"id "''ln@ th, only other one.
'fae j"dgc who hond3ed 81 chances
",.ho'' au orror, emerged us one ci
the Fielding star, of the series. Vie
Aldrjogo, ni,h two victpric, and no
.r'."'s is lAr pitching loader.
haem,r and johnson are credited
/ with two victories and ono defeat
each. The veteran Walter holds fhc
Z @ir'koout mark for the series with
- iauncd batjcrs t. his credit.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
IETSBURCH FANS STAGE TlMULTOUS
CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF VICTORY
YESTERDAY OVER WASHINGTON TEAM

IPlTTHBURG, Pap oct. lG.--in
rstyg,an darkness, idols of base
pm were shattered as The Pitts
Irgh Pirates won the deciding
bme of the world s series aud be
mc world 5 champions of 1928.
On sea of mud, beneath drip
Eng skies that were lit with 4 bale
II yellow glare from the steel fac
prizes along the Mouolgahcla, Pitts
Irgh bats cracked the pedestals
Fcctcd for the heroes Of our nation
= game and turned what might
ave been an epic Of baseball into Il
'agic traVcsty.
Last night aud until IA carry
our Today, Pittsburgh fans, aulidst
Ec hooting Of automobile horns N
ne .jammcd streets, the hlare of
Iorna aud impromptu bands, danced
trcnlicd bacchanalc of victory.
Barney Bows Head
His grcying head bowed on his
passive chest, Walter johnson, Il
iroken but Il respected idol of the
I"i'' tNi' Ud'h ~ " 6NIlu :. TON WIN
hc comrades Who tried their best
y chocr him.
" Barney' WAS not thc only idol
mong the Senators who needed
hrcrHg as the team sped beck to
he capital to disbaud for the, win
cr
Roger fcch.upaugh, voted the
most valuable player in tine Amcri-
m league this scasou, attempted to
'id" away after tie game. Peck
on'',hutcI two costly errors in the
.anr which pittsburgh won, to !.
"S'crdaE, bringing his total Of
IobhIes Ia cigh; tor the series. "a
ccori.
Ghastly Weather
Seldom hae worlds series ganc
,cca played under such chastity
raiher eo.,.tious. Holding Oft un~
u satne time, except fer lj5dl show
rs, The mahr Etdou llftshmrab
.krc ioo-od u steady doeltponr
Which threatened at ul Zines TO
aU.r Il bait.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16


n the Matter Of the Estate of Y.
Yale Zamora, Deceased
Notice is Hereby Given 1lat
petition for the probate OF the win
of y. Yale Iamora, deceased, and
for tho issuance to Geo. ". Allen,
Public Administrator, Of letters of
administration with will annexed,
has been filed in this court, and
That Friday, the 10th day of Octob-
cr, \. d., 1923, at > O'Clock p. NJ,
Of said day, at the courtroom of De
partmcnt One OF said court, at the
Court House in the city of FL Cen
tro, County Of Imperial, State or
California, has been set for the
hearing of said petition, when and
whcr" any person interested may ap-
pear and contest .hc same, and show
cause, if any they have, why said
.ctiriou should not be granted.
Dated this Bird day Of October, 1925.
G. q. MOUSSEAU, ClcrlS.
BY e. L. Williford Deputy Clerk
Sill
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Persuade your wife TO send Tho
family wash here. Take a lead
pcrcjJ aud figure out the cost
Of having the wash done al home
Ne do it 10y our rough dry plan
for 10 cents pound. Phone for
our driver to call for the weeks
bundle. ltI} moan cleaner
clothes aud better health for
her.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Six were injured in Chicago vhcu
an auto driver thought 4 gill iooLe4
more interesting than the rooa,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
Y
lODAY'S WANT ADS.

FoR. RENT Furnished bungalow.
123 Olive. Phone 406. I6t2
FOR sALE-socond hand inn,ber
aleA kiqdting woo1. Cheap for
qulck Sal1. 30 Vine ST, LETT
.GRAPEgRCrT trees , for spring
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9. Ian9d. '"'a l6t26
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Walaut
dWing table, i chairs, meyer used,
very "b".Q for quality ami styic.
oz9. Hell Ave, IGta
FOE PINT- Nice two roonr col
tag, with furniture. Inquire So
l'art I'VE. 1851
" A..tED--Marlicd pan to do ees-
oral ranch work. Huff Ranch. 4 -
mics northwest Of ScrIcl. j. If.
Huff. lGfI
LCST-Pyrenc Fire ExiiugmsLcr
and bracket, between Seclcv and
Fl Ccntro. Reward j. {. Spencer,
Sc"Iev. l6t2
FOR ~ALE-Victrola ut bargain.
Ca"'nct style, so records. G29
Hcji Ave. iGt3
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Speciality experience American
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BOY WANTED-Amcrican Type.
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FOR BE.NT-2 room fur. apt, pri-
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CQTNCi to Ia, A. Sat. or Sun. Can
accommodate two and haul light
bead, Call al Princess Hotel j6tl
ron SALE or rent, newly rrmol-
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night. l6t3
f02 SAI.F2-500 Brown and White
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10. , separator, almost nov, fu'-
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north on pogwood 10 Orange
grove, = miles east, on Fell
Eupch. l6t2
CQITGN established in Sacramento
Nldlcy Get in ahead Of boom
enrs and buy ten to ten thou
Nd acres a' bargain prices.
Small tracts with gravity wajc"
u&W cation gin at 500 am acre
ontterms. Ford Realty Cowpauy,
Bush ST. san Francisco. 1926
.QoNsMENrIoUs, capable ,an5
a~t rc.jahln couple, of age and
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

New Xork--HarE Wills, the ne-
ere hraNywcight, has begun work
outs in preparation for his -
pmid boui with. Floyd Johnson in
the Newark ;lrnierY ON October 26.
Montreal - Nld Is ap an,
.Norid's featbeTweight Champion,
haS beeu matchrd for ,te5, round
90 here ON Novenlbcl 4 with Leo
Roy, The Canadian champion Ia rb@t
division
Dotroit--,navc shade, copoucro,
or Jimmy Slattery, is scheduled It.
meet Billy Wells Of England, Cana
dian wa.teI7eieh champion 10
o'R4 bout here tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
Wanfea-9liScolianeous
For Renf--Fnrm LGn1ls

Fok DENSE -pi nrrr HcH lltIif1.
good stand uilee west ~ ~
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

FOR RLNT-Large double room.
twin beds, private shower and
entrance. 704 State St. 1te
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
Situations WQnted

" AATEp -Hosition rs ranch lore
nam, is wears experiences me
yard, fruit aad alfalfa. Address
Press Box So. 12tG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
For !SGle-~EeaI Esf0te
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WA.NTED!

Second hand desk, tyPcwrit-
cr and Stenographcr desk,
cheap for cash. Must be i'll
good condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
For Sdie-AutOmobueS

NEW poDGE--Touring ear, sport
model. Never used, $l95.00 down.
Easy terms on balance. 7J7 Main
81. 13tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
BY TAYLOR
For ReRt-Roonis,
4 apartments and Houses

LENNOX APTS and rooms. 422
Olive. Phone 124. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

NOTICE Or TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI.
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA.
MEETARY.
IN the the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State OF
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
LOOH H--Aut0n,OEiIeS
SIG Main St.

MONEY TO LOAN-Money now
available for long time farm
loan, Earl G. Pound. BrawIey,
Calf. Phone Is. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

CQ1TGN established in Sarameuro
NGlcy. Get in ahead Of boom
rnrs and buy ten to ten thou
and acres a' bargain prices,
Small tracts with gravity watc"
May cation gin at 500 am acre
oHtterms. Ford Realty Cowpau3,
Bush St, san Francisco. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

FOR RENT Furnished bungalow.
123 .OIiNc. Phone 100. I6t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

LCNI-l'yrenc Fire EXtinguishcr
and bracket, between Seclcy and
Fl Ccntro. Reward. j. e. Spencer,
Sc"Iev. l6t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

73NSdlENTIOUS, rpa6'c ,anJ
u @t rc!jahln couple, of age aod
'NPcriehtc desire any po>jlioa "1
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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this paper.
You need not suffer another hour
with that tormenting. sleep.destroy.
ing skin eruption! Get Poslam at
your druggist only soc. II Is so
CONCENTRATED. yet gentle, that
itching and burning stop instantly
and the sore. raw skin is soon we'll
again Try poslnm today
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