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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-12

G Z Strubeck, road worw--..-. 1850
noDerC l. tinker, road work 5000
+; =; HelIand, supplies 1866
W. MestIand OH Co., oil and gas 721.83
OIe j. johnson, road work. 1000
Cnesley Markell, road work.. $3.50
ALTON Markell, road work.. 500
Jonh collins, road work.. 1860
MeIVln bronson, road work. 5000
ChaS. Morey, road work. $3.50
M T. Daily, dragging roads. $500
mos L!dahl, road work.. $3.50
Fred KJerrumgaard, road work 44.OO
Omaha Steel Works, tractor re-
pair ,---,,......-...........--.... 1886
y; M: donaldson, truck tires. 1880
Martln Relnertson, road work 1880
mans rasmussen, road inspec. 1880
n; H. Larsh, road work -......- 200
VIM. Parker, road work $50. 24.O4
Elllng Lee, road work. 1852
russell Grader Co., repair for
grader -.---,-------,,.-.........--,...,,.. S5.4O
hans Rasmussen, road inspec-
ton ---,....--....-.---..,,- 10000
Connolly Mach. Co., repair for
road mach. ..-,...,......-.......-..... 1919
j. ). Regain, road work 500
T. q. Anderson, dragging roads 1900
LED Nordhagen, dragging roads 1880
western Wheel Scraper Co., re-
pairs for road machinery. 14.5O
Monarch Lumber Co., lumber 1.2O
Clint Dickinson, dragging roads 1880
WalCer Yeager, road work. 20.80
I've nelson, road work ..-.-. 1900
ohn A. Stewart, road work. 1900
Itlba Lumber Co., coal ............ 1850
I rank ). French, road inspec-
ton ,-;--------.--.........-.............. 1000
Edward Iverson, road inspection 1900
A. M. Eaton, road work .. $3.50
LIBRARY FUND
lnez Benedict, May salary...... 1850
frank Dlonne, May salary, jani-
Tor -.---.------..... 1000
Plentywood Elec. Co., lights FOR
: library ----.--,,,.'...-..,,........ 1.5O
Gaylord Bros, supplies for Ii
brary ..-...,.-----.,,....--..-..-......... ITO
First Natl. Blk. Bldg, St. Paul,
rent Of bldg. .,..,,,.,,,-..-.,-....,...-, 5000
Il. H. Wilson Co., subscrfp-
lions -.-.-...-..-...................-. 2.33
Publ. Co., books for Ii
DTdfy -----------------.--..-.....-. 1881
A. Z. McClurg, books for Ii
brary ---.-.-.--.-....,.....-..-...- 1918
BRIDGE FUND
Frank Dionne, hauling bridge
lumber -----------,--.--.....--..-......,- 1000
Hans Rasmussen, bridge inspec-
ton 22.1O
POOR FUND
Florence Johnston, widows
pension ----,------....,,.,.,............$ $500
Nikoline SOrensen, widows pen
sion ..-..-..,-,.-,,-,.,,-,...--.-.,....-.. 5000
Albertine Moller, widows pen
sion .--..-.---.-...-...........-.-.....-.. $500
ThOra Adams, widows pension 5000
Mary Brabec, widows pension 5000
Lena Wilson, widows pension $500
Arlstine Larsen, widows pen
sion ---........,-,.-..-...-.. $500
Ida Waller, widows pension. $500
w. A. Clawson, old age pen
sion 1000
Lemanda Myers, widows pen
sion -----a.; $500
Lena Wilson, widows pension $500
Wilson, widows pen
=, sion -, $500
Plentywood Drug Co., medical
:, supplies ,,-.,----,,.,- 36.48
Sheridan Mem. Hospital, board
=, Of patients ---,,--, 5000
Sheridan Mem. Hospital, rent
Of rooms ---,--.-,--.-..-.---,,...-.,... 10000
Nellie Groin, widows pension $500
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-12

Mary Myronick, widows pen-
1vo sion -; $500
poor --.---;---.----,:---.-.----- 1890
tax ------------.-.---..-... . m
State School, deaf, blind, care
OF inmates .--.......-..-.......-- 1O2 on
Emma Hedges, care OF poor.
disallowed $11.OO ......-...... 39 M
Edw. Stubban, supplies for poor 15O0
Louis Stellar, house rent S00
Nelson-Sannerud, supplies for
uo poor c,;------------------.----;,,-,-- 1900
Home Grocery, supplies for
poor -...-....-...... 15oo
Nelson-Sannerud, supplies for
poo poor 1900
F 1oeI Lee mouse rent ---:.,------.- 1000
Frandsen & Borley, supplies for
POOr ----------------------- ..-... * m
FEEDER Bruvold, for expense
money advanced ...-........... 81 85
vocational School, care of in
mates 26.95
CONTINGENT FUND
Nlels Madsen, May salary. .S166. 66
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-12

G. R. Hair, May salary ------------ 1o''oO
Eng. Torstenson, May salary 1856
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HELP MALE
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WANTED, white couple without children. for
| small apartment house; rooms and bath nust
understand furnaee and some repairs. heier-
ences. Address BOX 462-Z Star Office.
WANTED-Men who can sell painting and
| psperhaneing on a 12-mouth plan; knowledge
| In estimating necessary. Philadelphia Deco
rating 20. e11 9th NV. L
! WANTED-Live-wire salesman; splendid op-
portuntty to make money; drawing account TO
start experience necessary. Penn Electric
Co. gil 9Th NV. l.
YOUNG BOY for store, who can drive Ford
car: references. Apply between and y am.
iI2o 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with some mechanical ability.
ono having high school education preferred
who would like 10 learn machine battery and
electrical work. Splendid opportunity to nd
vance. Write. giving age. education and
previous experience. IL any. Address Box 2GS-
u. Star office. 29'
YOUNG MAN. white. to drive Ford truck
National Oil Co. sth st. and Va. ave. sc.
YOUNG MEN t2l for sales work experience
not necessary; must be neat appes ring; sal
ary. commission and bonus to start. Apply
Room 20S. Bond Bldg.
YOUNG MAN, with some knowledge of men 5
furnishings. who is willing to work and learn
the business. Address Box 1917, Star office q
YOUNG MAN as record clerk in main Office OF
laundry: must furnish surety bond. Address
Box 2s5-z Star onice.
SHOE SALESMEN-Best sal
ary in town plus liberal com
mission for steady. likable men,
who can hustle and know their
business ; minimum guarantee
for fullest week, $50 to $35 and
up, according to ability; big
money in busy season. Apply
Mr.. Weak, cor. 9TH and K sts.,
VIM. Hahn & Co.
COLLECTOR for installment
house; good opportunity for live
wire to connect with chain or
ganization; must have automo-
bile or bicycle. Apply o23 9TH
st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER and office
assistant; must have had practi-
cal business experience in die
tation and typewriting, filing,
telephone and general office
work; be good penman and ac-
curate at figures; salary to start,
$35 to $40 per 7-day week; per-
manent position and splendid
opportunity for advancement to
responsible and ambitious man.
Apply in own handwriting. Civ
ing full experience and qualihca-
tions. Address Box 417-Z, Star
office.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HELP FEMALE

EXPERIENCED coat hands in
our alteration room. Apply to
Mr.. Sherman, Philipsborn, 608
Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

SALESLADIES for millinery
dept; permanent position, good
salary. ]. E. Cunningham, 316
9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HELP FEMALE

A LADY Of unquestioned culture and refine
rnent pleasing appearance, over %; free to
travel; preference given to one who, on
count of financial reverses. finds 1t necessary
TO enter business world; previous business ex-
perience or investment not required; position
will pay over $50 weekly: state age, educa-
tion. experience. ]. s. Perry, Garland Bldg,
Chicago.
ADVERTISING sOLICIT0R-References; large
permanent; Advancement. $40
international Bldg. 81
AN EXCELLENT HOME for a good reliable
GIRL with family in country; will furnish
separate cottage for your use; must have best
references. Apply 926 18th st. NV.
ASSISTANT HOSTESS for coffee shop; must
have had some experience; state age refer
ence salary expected and telephone number
Address Box 312-z. Star office.
BAKBR-white woman with experience in
making pies and cakes, for cafeteria where
home cooking is q speciality. Apply 1341 Ken
yon ST. NV Phone Adams 1910. 1'
CANDYMAKERS and dippers, at once for re-
tail trade; old-tinne homemade candies; write,
stating experience and salary expected. s. J.
Busg Candy Co., 2lo N. 3rd ST., Richmond.
Va.
COLORED WOMAN, for sales work, no eI-
-perience necessary; quick profits Ask for
Mr. Hanson, 14f7 Swami st. NV, bet. D and
10 =. m. and s and Pm.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
WANTED-AGENTS

BUSINESS OF YOUR OwN-Make spar
king glass name and number plates: Checker.
boards. medalIions, signs. ssn Large Illustrated lust
AGENTS-Men, women. greatest money har-
vest ever offered. Represent 3-in-1, world 8
only hot-water bottle; ice bag. fountain
syringe combination. Write for amazing offer.
Lobl Mfg Co.. Middleboro. Mass.
AGENTs-Mske sI5 deily; sell every home; to
mend hosiery and cloth without needle. In
visible mending. Tremendous demand. Queen
City Laboratories. Norwood. Ohio
AGENTs-Amszing new FIRE gun; brings $4 to
$50 profit per sale: beginners and experienced
men make s1o0 to 800 week. spare and full
time Write s fo. cash bonus and free @ sample mp.
710-C. Grand Rapids. Mich.
AGENTS-New KNITTED towels, made of
special patented friction fabric, sell on sight;
price is low; value great; each towel put up
in sealed, transparent. germProof packet;
ready to open and use; we pay big commissions
to hustIers who want 10 make $40 to $15 a
day; write for full information; better still.
send 81 for sample box and get busy at once
your dollar back If not satisfied with samples;
Diamond St. Dept. Il, philadelphia. Pa
AGENTS-Men and women. make big success
selling the Stopwell anti-window rattler, the
newly patented device which effectively pre-
vents window rafting: a bonanza for house-to-
house cenvassers, side line for travelling
salesmen; unlimited field; large profits; write
200 West 72nd St. New York City
AGENTs-Presto polishing cloth sells on dem
onstra ton: no experience necessary; 200 per
cent profit. Premier Products Corp, 20 z.
13oth. New York City.
AGENTS = Distributors = s250-s500 monthly
| selling fastest selling Auto necessity ever sold.
Sales guaranteed. New invention. Write to-
day for big free profit offer. Biancke & Co.,
6O6-B. West Lake. Chicago.
! AGENTs-Make 10096 profit, selling National
Fibre house brooms, scrub brooms, dust mops
push brooms. Free sample offer. National
Fibre Broom Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
| AGENTS-saO to 800 weekly easy. selling
rubber goods demanded everywhere Rubber
| Aprons Women and Baby Comforts. House.
| hold necessities, etc. Details free. American
| Rubber Products Co., Dept. 95, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
| AGENTS-Sgns for stores and Offices En-
| tirely new. $50 week easily made. World
Signs 188 West Washington, Chicago.
| AGENTS-N-R-G Laundry Tablets, the old
reliable money maker for live agents. Millions
1 sold; 2009o profit sales waiting for you.
Clothes washed spotlessly clean in 10 minutes
| without rubbing. Free samples. N-R-G Com
pany. -732-A. N. Franklin. Chicago. z
Evening star., 1925-03-01

AUTO SALESMEN-LocaI and territory, 10
represent old and well established company
handling 4, 8 and 8 cylinder cars; only eh-
rerienced men with good regulations as WORK
ers need apply. Address Box 3ol-Z, slar
oFfice
Evening star., 1925-03-01

ADVERTISING Observation-Disclosures large
compensation; permanent; advancement. % sio
International Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

AUTO MECHANICS t2l. first class; none one
others need apply. See Mr.. Wynkoop, the
Trew Motor Co. i5O9 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

CoLoRBD WOMAN, nest aud refined, wishes
place IN small fsfmily: stay nights Phone
NorIn o5s4-W or call at 1915 fla ave. NV
DAY or evening work by colored girl. Lin
Evening star., 1925-03-01

ROY TO drive service wagon and help in auto
shop; must he familiar with REQ cars. See
Mr.. Wynkoop, the Trew Motor Co., 1900 18th
NV
Evening star., 1925-03-01

BRIGHT BOYS between 16 and tS years OF
age. for office positions. Western Union Iele-
graph Co, Commercial Nat Bank Bldg, 18th
and g sts. Sth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

FIRsT-CLAss WORKER, colored, Wishes posi-
ton ton as maid or laundress. to ). Phone
Evening star., 1925-03-01

AYs iAY,s WORK, or washing to bring 6opa-
Evening star., 1925-03-01

, WoRK or psrt-time work By colored
!. 23Io 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1925-03-01

AGBNTs-Most generous margin Of profit ever
offered on toilet and household preparati tions; !;
selection of more than $50 dependable, fast
selling products. Write for details OF our at
tractive proposition. Colonial Chemical Co.,
Dept. +. Ill Penn ave-. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

II you desire to sell purchase anything.
large or small valuable insigni6csnt-maks
il known by means of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
IContfnuedl

Civil Service Examinations.
Special course for stenographer-typist exam
nations. 8 days and nights each wk. TUT
exams New courses beginning today for Po-
uceman exam. given each Wed; salary, 81. 800.
Patent Office exam. Apr. %; salary, 81, $50.
Reduction in tuition for those who enter this
week. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
Sc. cor. 18th and NV. Phone FIR. 20s0.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

slsA GENERAL HoUsEW0RK; city references.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

WE have an opening for two good floor sales
nen; prefer men who have had grocery or
n~sst market experience; a good future is Of
fered to right men. Eacho d Co., Inc, Nss.
81, %, %, Municipal Fish Market
Evening star., 1925-03-01

GENERAL WORKER. cook. helper, honest
Golored woman, reference, can stay nights.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

BOY. colored about 10 years old, with wheel.
Nilliams-Webb Co, 1102 st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK. willing work and
study to succeed ST. week start: rapid ad-
yancement qualified. Address Box fls.H,
Star office
Evening star., 1925-03-01

.BOOKKEEPER for accounts,
PAYABLE retail store; prefer one
who can operate calculating ma
chimes; state experience and
salary expected. Address Box
474-Z. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

: DLsHwAsHER or days work. 672 Elm st.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BOARDING HOUSE WORK. two neat colored
girls Call 212f 10th ST. NV.
BUNDLE WASH. I522 Q st. NV, first floor
Potomac 316S-J.
BUNDLE WASH take home, colored woman.
2116 9Th st. NV.
BUNDLE WASHES, reasonable, and days
work. 2440 Ontario I'd. NV. Phone Adams
500.
BUNDLE WASH to take home, By frst-class
laundress. n. $500.
BUNDLE WASHING take home; large sunny
yard to dry. 2031 L st. NV.
CLEANING APARTMENTS. or morning work,
reliable girl; refs: N. SS61-R
COLoRED GIRL wishes work after school.
72S Girard St NV.
COOK, experienced white woman, in private
family; reference. Address Box 295-z, star
office. 1s
COOK, first class; stay nights: Virginia
woman. AL st. NV, Apt. II.
COOK-Maid or general worker; best city
reference. 1918 @ st. NV.
COOK, stay nights. 1919 Corcoran st. NV,
2nd door.
COOK HOUSEKEEPER-white woman. no
laundry; objection to suburban. Address
Box 435-Z. Star Office. 2'
COLORED WOMAN wishes part-tlme work,
morning evening, 1912 18th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wishes days work. 1901 18th
IT., Apt. 300. References.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

!, Thursday. Friday or Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

WANTED, white couple without children. for
small apartment house; rooms and bath: must
understand furnace and some repairs Refer
ences. Address BOX 1921. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

PRESSERS, experienced, on
fancy silk dresses; must know
how to pleat; steady work, good
salary. Sunshine Cleaners, 713
[ Lamont st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

GENERAL H0UsEWoRK or nurse coiored
giri STAY STAY night. 254 18th st. ne. Phone
Evening star., 1925-03-01

,s Is Work by colored woman. Cai
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HELP FEMALE
(Continued)

CANvAssERs for pleasant outdoor work
taking orders. Call between and Pm
r. p Howard New Winston Hotel.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

SITUATI0NS-MALE, FEMALE
MAN AND WIFE. reliable wish Janitor's
quarters children. 22o7 Cleveland pl NV
lie
MAN AND WIFE, experienced in siI-round
work, for bachelors home private family
1924 l. st
Evening star., 1925-03-01
SITUATIONS MALE
fContinued)

MIMEoGRAPH. Addressogrsph, Grsphotype
operator; care OF same speciality. Address
Box 1871, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1925-03-01
Part 6--12 Pages
HELP MALE

ADVERTISING R-Referenees; Large
compensation; permanent; advancement. 5lo
International Bdg.
aSIo a,Sa1o MECHANICS CD first elIss pRs
Trew Motor Co. i5o8 14th st. NV.
AUTO sALEsMEN-Local and territoty. to
represent old and well established company
nsrIsnd ns1aog - and cylinder sa1S on osy work
ONCE ~ app''' ''e'' diva
BOY. colored, about 16 years old, with wheel
Nilliams-Webh Co., 1902 St NV,
BOOKKEEPERCLERK. willing work and
study to succeed: s2j week start: rapid sG-
yancement as qualified. Address Box fls.h'
Star office.
ROY TO drive service wagon and help in auto
shop; must be familiar with REQ cars. See
Mr.. Wynkoop, the Trew Motor Co, 1909 lith
Roy. coIored, for housework; stay nights. 1913
18th NV.
BRIGHT BOYS between 16 and IS years Of
age. for office positions. Western Union Tele-
graph Co, Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg, 18th
and SITS. Sth floor.
CABINETMAKER and dresser wanted. 1908
CARPENTERS, hrst class. Apply Nevada ave.
and Morrison ~. l.
CHAUFFEUR RS-Whitc. TO drive T-psss. cars,
$50; meter ear drivers. Sa5; experienced men
only. f. F. GreGg. 1l31 nth st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS can make excellent commission
during inauguration; must have Identification
card and know city. Blue & Gray Taxi Co,
2l2 18th ST. NV.
CHBF,COOK wanted. Apply ready for work
Wcarleys Sea Food Restaurant, AIS 18th st.
NV. 1s
CONDUCTORS Sleeping ear; exp. unneces-
sary. Send for rule book. Railway sta. c,
Los Angeles.
COOK wanted. Wesriey's Sea Food Restsu-
rant. AIS 18th St NV. IL
DRIVERS, with best OF references; must have
registration card. Apply ll40 a1st St, Red
Top Cab co. West 81.
TIN1SHER for antique furniture; ouly first
clsss need apply. 2422 18th st; NV. J.
FURNITURE FINISHER-First-class zoos
st. NV. 2S'
GOVERNMENT CLERK. spare time: special
life insurance work: adequate compensa tion.
Address Box 229-Z Star Office.
GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter, expert
cnced. Apply 1909 ST. NV.
IIERDSMAN AND DAIRYMAN, experienced.
reliable. working. for modern harm of pure
bred HoSteins. q. II. Harris, Route No. j,
Silver Hill. Md,
LABORERS- ST. NV; $3.50 per nine
hour day. Apply Superintendent.
MAN, Intelligent. for outside sales force. II
you present good appearance and can inter
view prospects furnished to you, we have
steady work with good pay. Apply In person.
Room 40 Bond Bldg. $50 to IL
MAN, educated. life Insurance: whole part
time; large returns. Address Box 23S-z, Star
office
MAN-Reliable wanted in every town and
city for free sample and almanac distribu-
tSons; no selling; experience Unnecessary: out
door year round work; part or fun time;
write uuickly Superyisor Warman, J103 North
Evening star., 1925-03-01

MADAM ASH requires the
services of a smart-appearing
young woman; height, 5 #. 8
inches; size, 36-38; gown dept.
1217 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
Hit and Run

Sometimes, as / traverse the town,
pursuing wealth and fame, a locoed
driver runs me down and muses. up
my frame; | view such actions with
frown and say they are a shame.
But if the driver stops his boat and
hastens to my side, to see if he has
spoiled my coat, to note If l have
died, feel that he is not remote from
decency and pride. Sometimes he
lifts me to his car from off the paving
stones, and seeks a surgeon, near and
far, to set my busted bones, and says
he'll pay all bills at par, in kind and
feeling tones. He gathers up
my damaged hat, my trusses and my
stays. my treasured flask of anti-fat.
which conduct calls for praise; and
forgive man like that. and wish
him happy days. But now and then
some reckless swain upsets me with
his car; he climbs my person with his
vain, and covers me with tar; ne
does not heed my shrieks of pain. but
speeds to scenes afar. There is no
crime in all the list more prone TO
make us quail; there is no meaner
man, l wist. in all this tearwet vale;
he should be sentenced, | insist. to
80 years in Jail. To knock fellow
being fiat. hard by the marts of trade
to spoil for keeps his Sunday hat. and
break his shoulder blade, and then so
whiZZing like n bat from out the
realms of shade, This villain hits
the passing hiCk he strikes him down
and fees; the heart OF one who'll pull
this trick is made of moldy cheese;
his head is wrong. his soul is sick
with some uncouth disease.
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1925-11-04

lay, and there were complaints SINH
lar to those now being made couched
in the same language, which historians
could find on inquiring into the mat
ter. The dean said that there came
a period. beginning about 1865, when
the influence of Storey and other
writer's of prominence came to be felt
"a period which lasted until about
1890. during which there were prac-
tically no criticisms of the administra-
ton of justice. From 1880 on there
has been u growing volume Of criti-
cism.
The great difficulty in adjusting and
developing the law to rapidly changing
conditions was given by the speaker as
the reason why there have been
grounds for criticism against law ad-
ministration and why there are now
grounds for such criticism. He pointed
out that the task before the lawyer
today is to carry on a careful investi-
cation of legislation and legislative
processes as we'll as of judicial proc
esses. The law schools. he said, are
Evening star., 1925-11-04

A CHALLENGE
Well make little WAGER with you that II you
try one tube Of Listerine Tooth Paste you'll
come back for more.
LARGE TUBB-2S CENTS
Evening star., 1925-11-04
ANALYSES CLAM0R
FOR LAW CHANGES
Dean Pound Says Difficulty of
Meeting Changed Conditions
Is Cause.

City dwellers are less pleased with
the laws of today, while the country
people seem perfectly satisfied with
existing law conditions. declared Dean
Roscoe Pound of Cambridge in an ad-
dress To the members of the Harvard
Club at the University Club last eve
ming. The laws are not adapted to
the times, he suggested. Walter |. Mes
Coy. chief justice of the District Su-
preme Court and president of the
local Harvard Club, presided.
Dean Pound stated that in the early
history of the country we did not have
system Of justice according to law.
but one of administrative justice.
Afterward came justice according to
law. Even then there We're criticisms
Of the administration of justice for
cumbersomeness, inefIiciency and de
Evening star., 1925-11-04
Keep Looking Young
It's Easy-If You Know Dir.
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to
feel youns-to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels-there's
no need Of having a salow complex
on-dark rings under your eyes
pimples-a bilious look in your face
dull eyes with no sparkle. Your
doctor will tel! you ninety per cent Of
all sickness comes from inactive
bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a we'll known physi-
clan in Ohio, perfected vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil to act
on the liver and bowels, which he
gave to his patients for years.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomeI, are gentle in
their action yet always effective
They bring about that natural buoy
ancy which all should enjoy by toninq
up the liver and clearing the system
of impurities.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. 15c and
20c