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Shoppman were guests Monday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Dunn Of San
Juan were guests Sunday at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. r.. "A. Wal
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester LiljaStrand
or EdinbHrg we're dinner guests
Sunday at the j. "A. Liljastrand
home.
Mrs. Girls Shoppman and Mrs.
Shellhammer we're guests Sunday at
the home Of Mrs. Swartz OF Mer-
cedeS.
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MRS. NAMED
GUEST OF HONOR

Mrs. James Howe was hostess at
a lovely bridge party on Saturday
afternoon, naming as guest Of hon
or. Mr. Iceland Matthews, " this
city Carrying out the theme Of
st. Valentines Day. a color note OF
red was seen in floral decorations
and table accessories. with red
Turks caps predominating.
In the games OF bridge Mrs.
Ralph Love scored high and Mrs.
Jim Allen scored low. Many love-
ly gifts we're presented the guest of
honor. After the games a tempt
ing refreshment course was served
to the following: Mesdames Mat
thews. c. G. Fittz, Arthur Newkirk.
w. w. DE Cell, John Rouse. Ralph
Love. Jim Allen. Al Tor Mercedes:
Victor Bobbo OF Edinburg. RodEcr
Butler. T. A. Wall. X. n. Var
brough and Mrs. Earl Pike. all OF
WeslacC.
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Weslaco
IN MARCH
PLAN OF AUXILIARY

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
al the manse Monday afternoon
with thirty-five members and three
guests present. HRS. Raymond Witt
the president was in charge OF
the meeting. The meeting was
opened with q hymn followed BY
circle prayer. Roll call was answer
ed with scripture verses. The les
son was On foreign missions. The
topic for discussion was Making
Our Church a Missionary Church
The program was in charge of
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men," b. Mrs. Co.'S. We're send
ing the forces BY Mesdames - "
Digs, ~. W.. Warren. -. " e..
Couch, ". &. Nix. Bert Robertson
j III. Bushy. W. g. Baker, "A. u.
Tanner. Mother or a hundred
boys "a story was told Dy Mrs.
Cert Robertson. Another interest,"
ing group or talks were "Measur-
inc the fruit ~ Mrs. wv. y. Gill;
more. Measuring the truths by
Mrs. I. IN. Stahl. Measuring friends
BY Mrs. "A. J. Black.
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LARGE GROUP
ENTERTAINED

Miss IFma BEEN, and her bro
Their Ellis entert aimed a group 81
their friends Friday evening. The
time vas spent playing different
kinds or games. and contests. Miss
BEEN served delicious refreshments
to-:
Misses Mary Margrette Sutphen,
Earlene Williford. Dorothy Bowman.
Naughty Squyres. Media Crockett.
Mary Neal Priest. Elizabeth, and
Jeredine Stephens, Rose Burson,
Jennie and Irene Harper. Nilah
Hardin. Elfrances Areg0od. La
vone Rulon. Messrs. Johnnie Bowe.
Lester Rulon. Jeral Stephen. Roy
Stephens. John Aregood, Wesley
Dixon. Bud Sums, Carson Davis.
Keneth McCabe. Billie Yarbrough.
Carl Bowman, Charles Mccoy and
Ellis BEEN.
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~HOSTESSES
SErNpAv SCHOOL CLASS

Mrs. X. ID. Baker, and Miss FL
frances Aregood we're hostesses TO
the Pals Sunday School class Fri
day evening at the Methodist
church. Mrs. II. S. Crockett had
charge or the games, and contests
for the evening. At a late hour the
h~ostesses served delicious refresh
ments to twenty guests.
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T.
GIVEN MONDAY

The Baptist W.. M. III. met at the
church Monday afternoon for a
Royal Service program. The topic
was Measuring the home task
with Mrs. j. Riddle as leader. The
devotional. The Golden Rule. 4
was given by Mrs. David r.. Moore.
Very interesting talks we're given
rs follows. Measuring Love- by
leader: Measured By money and
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Carlson had
az their dinner guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. John Haiti OF Plains.
Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Carl
son. Misses Blenda and Portia
Carlson,
Marvin Wise was a dinner guest
Sunday OF d. 2. Souyres Jr.. at
his home.
Miss Naughty Souyres spent the
week end with Miss Mary Mar
CRETE Sutphen.
Mrs. Dottie Rulon. Misses La
None and Jene. Mrs. Alice Maggart
and Mrs. CLYDE BEEN spent Friday
with Mrs. Ed Lemburg, Or La Feria
Harry Fountain left Tuesday for
his home in Iowa. after spending
several days here with his sister
Mrs. M. "A. Shields.
Mrs. A. j. Stephens and Mrs.
lessee SteDhens were visiting in
Weslaco Monday.
3. r. Lester and Arno Shiederlc
Of Gonzales spent the week end
here. visiting Miss Edith Lester.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnson
Mr.. Testers sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldermire Of Chi
cago. Ill. visited Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Stephens last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Galbredth
or Mercedes spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. GaIbredth. Jr.
Mrs. s. II. Crockett spent Tues
day At the home OF Mrs. w. S.
Rowe III Elsa.
Miss Agness Squires. Carl Voight.
of WeSlacO. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Weight attended the show IN san
Brnito Sunday.
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Pharr
BRIDGE SLUATBER
PARTY

Miss Corneiia City was hostess
TO the Ace-High Bridge club at the
home OF Mrs. J. D. Lauck on Sat
urday evening. A. the conclusion
OF the games It was found that
Miss Lois Lowrie held high score.
A slumber party was enjoyed after
the bridge. Miss City and her
quests motored TO Edinburg where
trey attended the midnight ma
tinee. Returning home at a late
ho,r a delicious lunch was served
bv Miss City assisted by Miss
Elsie Rushing. During the remain
der of the night many clever
Valentine games were played. A
oeIectable breakfast was served TO
the following guests: Misses Alice
Johnson, Elsie Rushing, Lcs
Iowrie. Ruth Vernon, Ethel Bar
bara Young. Madeline Gillespie.
Mary Flowers.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDHieS
PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN

roses. The Valentine motif was ef-
tectively carried out in the table
equipment and refreshments. High
score for women went TO Miss
Margaret Flowers and high for the
men to Mr.. James Evans.
A delectable dessert course was
served to the following guests:
Misses Margaret Flowers. Mary
Catherine Casey. Ruth Bel, and
Lois Lowrie and Messrs. James
Evans. lee Coborn. Homer Rush
ing, and Lucias Polk and Floyd
overheard.
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Student Given
Flying Permit

tBy Staff COrrespondertl
SAN BENITO. Feb. l9.-Howard
Francke Of San Benito has re-
ceived his students permit and is
taking flying lessons from the May
cock Flyers here.
He underwent a physical exami-
nation before taking up lessons.
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MRS. MARUER is
LESSON LEADER

The Baptist Missionary Society
met Thursday afternoon at the
Baptist church with their regular
monthly social meeting. The host
esses for this occasion we're Mes
DANES Cain and Filson.
Mira John Maruer was leader OF
the lesson and the subject was
Measuring Home Tasks" The pro-
gram opened with a hymn and a
PRAYER by Mrs. Joe Pearce. Mrs.
A. j. Flowers rendered a beautiful
vocal solo. The following women
gave interesting talks, John Maur-
er. VIII Baden. Guy McCormac.
Joe Pearce. A. J. Flowers and En-
nest Green.
Refreshments OF doughnuts and
coffee were served.
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DINNER is
COMPLIMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. ". LHjeStrand
entertained with a chicken dinner
Sunday complimenting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Frixell and Mr.. o. G.
Carlson Of Caldwell. Kans. Other
guests enjoying this affair were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Galloway. Neal.
and Bruce Galloway. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Carlson. Miss Marie and
Bryan Carlson.
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OUT OF TOWN
GUESTS HONORED

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. g. Carlson en-
tertained Sunday with a dinner at
their home. Out Of town guests
yer Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiatt. Of
Plains. Kan. Vern Carlson. OF Cor
pus Christi, G. O. Carlson OF Cald-
well. Kan, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Carlson OF Edcouch.
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4is months l7ia lbs. Thank you"
Married III years
and doctors told me
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writes Mrs. White. Pa. II tried your
medicine. Now i am to be a mother IN
October. NV dearest wish realized"
Or. DePew's treatment. q homeopathic.
based On Glandular activity. has been
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dollar treatment Will be sent free post
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To every woman who writes.
A limited supply OF free treatments
viii be sent out this month. 50 be sure
and write today. Also q free booklet
~Chiidless Marriages Explained will bc
sent you.
Simply send name. "a postcard will DO.
and remedy Will be mailed IN plain
wrapper. Dr. DePew believes YOU viii
be surprised and delighted. Address
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BOY AND GIRL
AFFAIR SATURDAY

The Girl Reserve organization
entertained on Saturday evening
at the Kiwsnis building with a
Valentine Girl and Boy party. The
hall Was effectively decorated with
Valentine decorations. Many clever
and interesting games were played
curing the evening.
Delicious brick ice cream and
heart shaped cookies were served
TO about 100 boys and girls in
Guiding their teachers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

so I sent Tor your
prescription. While
taking the second
box / was unable 10
express my happl-
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a sick day. I be-
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a fine Si1 pound
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knew our joy.
hope every woman
longing for mother
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medicine. You are
welcome TO use this
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SILVER TEA
ON MARCH Is

The women Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary met Wednesday az the
church for the regular business
meeting. with ten members present.
The devotional was led BY Mrs.
Stanfield, while Mrs. John Stokes
had the program in charge.
Plans we're made during the bust
ness meeting for a silver tea 10 BE-
given on March 10 az the home of
Mrs. John Stokes. II was also de-
cided to have an all day foreign mis-
sion study on Thursday, Feb. 10. AZ
the home OF Mrs. y. "A. Liljastrand.
Three new officers were elected nc
follows: Mrs. John Stokes, vice
president. Mrs. j. Y. Turner. secre-
tary. and Mrs. J. r. Galloway. his
torian.
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MISS THOMPSON
r. HONOREE

Miss Matte Merle Middleton en-
tertained on Thursday evening
with a bridge party at the home
OF Mrs. Earl MANS honoring Miss
lone Thompson's birthday.
The Valentine motif was effec-
lively carried out in the decora-
tons and the bridge equipment.
Beautiful red and pink roses gave
added charm to the game rooms.
There we're two tables Of players
and high score at each table was
awarded a prize. A guest prize was
also given. The honoree received
many lovely gifts.
A delicious salad and dessert
course was served 70 the following
guests: Misses Annie Laurie and
Iris Howard. Frances Hooper. Gym
eth Stugard. Stella Stanfield. Reths
Sanders. Lucille Copeland, Alice
johnson and the honoree.
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PERSONALS

EERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. MILFORD Thorne and
son and S. Tempieton Of Hargill
visited Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ". Bartell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elifs Of
Mercedes were guests Sunday a. the
w. ID. Anderson home.
Vern Carlson Of tCorpus Chris i
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Carlson. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frixei Of
South Haven. Kan. were dinn-r
guests Wednesday Of last week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. ..
Carlson.
J. A. Lassater received word Mon
day morning that his father had
passed away at Alice. He left I'M
mediately for that place.
Kay Teer and Perry Corruth visit
cd friends In Edinburg Sunday.
Katherine Fry and Nellie Harper
we're McAllen visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Patterson and
son, j. ". Of Pharr. we're guests
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. /. Wilson.
a. r. Teer and Perry Corruth were
business visitors in WeSlaco Mon
day.
Mrs. Lawrence Robinson. Miss
Doss and Miss Margaret Unzicker
of McAllen we're guests Sunday Ut
the M. G. Unzicker home.
MI. and Mrs. Clifton Davenport
OF WeSlaco and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Moore we're guests Sunday az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Love-
lace.
viii Clifford or wesiaco. w. ".
Moore and Curt Lovelace of Elsa
spent several days last week at b.
ca Chica fishing.
Miss Liolene Horton. principal "
the Elsa school. entertained aier
Sunday school class at the home Of
Mrs. O.. G. Edmonds SATURDAY..
Halloween games were played. and
Halloween theme was carried out
In the decorations. Refreshments
were served to about Is Of the men,
bers.
Mrs. A. Dunn OF Donna is spend
ing the week with Mrs. r. A. wal
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Self we're
guests Sunday at the home of DIR.
and Mrs Baker Of Edcouch.
LaVera Billiard Of EdinburE visit
ed Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Ter.
Mrs. q. p. Walton or Donna
visited Sunday at the home of her
son. Rev n A Walton
Ewing Fry Of Nashville. Tenn. Is
visiting this week az the Oshurne
Fry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Mcfarland OF
Houston we're business visitors in
Elsa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. srurner nd
Mrs. Frank Smith were visitors in
McAllen Saturday.
Herald Shedlebar OF Harlingen
visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Graham
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Stokes were
dinner guests Sunday &C the Chas.
McCasland home near Weslaco.
Those attending the junior and
senior banquet or the Edlnburg
High school from Elsa were Lenard
Wilson. Byron Carlson. John Ar
good. Walter Liljastrand. Clifford.
Mcquay. Misses KAY Teer. Ola Self.
Jennie Harper. Doris Carlson, ana
Elfrancis Argood-
Charlotte Bissex OF Edinburg spent
the week with Fay Wilson.
Mrs. Curt Lovelace and Mrs. Chris
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the southern style. with the palms
predominating.
New members were Mrs. L. I. Will
son, Mrs. Frank Pihlmar. Mrs. A. @.
Carlson. and Miss Ethel Giese. At
the close OF the afternoon dainty re-
freshments we're served by the host
eSS.
Mrs. w. M. George won high
score for the afternoon. Mrs. A. G.
Carlson will entertain the club at
her home Tuesday afternoon Of
next week.
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MRS. BEEN
Is HOSTESS

Mrs. Clyde BEEN, entertained
Friday evening with a dinner hon
cring her uncle j.. B. Maggart OF
indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Alice Mag
CART of Arcadia. Indiana. Mrs.
Dottie Rielon and Misses Jene and
La Vone Rulon. Miss Irna and
Ellis BEEN. we're the other guests
enjoying this hospitality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

The National Capitol at Washing-
ton liz the only building Inn the Unit
ed States over which the American
flag j. officially flown continuously,
both day and night. throughout tho
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

LOVELY HOME
SCENE OF PARTY

Mrs. Melvin Giese very charmingly
entertained the jolly Bidders bridge
club Tuesday afternoon. Her love-
" home was artiStically arranged
with the decorations carried out In
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REV. YATES GIVES
TALK TO r

Rev. Yates. formerly a Baptist
missionary to the South Sea Islands.
but now a worker for the Myrtle
Crest Home az jefferson, spoke to
the pupils OF the Elsa school at the
school house Wednesday afternoon.
A free will offering was taken fer
the Myrtle Crest home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19
TREASURE HUNT
GIVEN FRIDAY

Mrs. d. c. Hogan entertained
with a treasure hunt on Friday
evening honoring her daughter
Margaret. There were eight clues
that led 70 many interesting
places. AT the last clue the treas
ure was found 20 be two boxes OF
reart shaped Valentine candy. The
lucky girls we're Misses Mary Ethel
Eakin and Virginia Mae Casey.
Delicious brick ice cream and
cookies were served 10 the following
guests: Misses Catherine Melton,
DAISY and Mary Virginia Polk.
Dorothy Felt. Beth Wagner OF
Weslaco and the honoree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19
CIVIC CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

The Elsa Civic club met Wednes-
day afternoon for a social at the
home OF Mrs. Melvin Giese with
Mrs. D. M. Graham. Mrs. Porter
Davis. Mrs. John Giese and Mrs.
Melvin Geise as h~ostesSes.
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MISS OVERHEARD rs
RRVnGF HOSTESS

Miss Helen Everhard entertain
ed with a Valentine Bridge party
on Friday evening The rooms we're
very attractive with vases OF red
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19
SLUNIBER PARTY
HOSTESS

Earlyne Turner entertained with
a slumber party at her home Sat
urday. Bridge was the feature en-
tertainment until a late hour when
refreshments were served. Then an
hour was spent in wierd ghost story
telling which closed the evening.
Breakfast was served at 7.30 =.
m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19
Do You Want a Baby?

sent free-onc 90 each family
I Was married and lonsed for n baby
every day with all my heart. but was
denied. writes AIRS. +. Scheiler. Indiana.
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PIT. A. MEETING
FRIDAY

The PIT. "A. will meet Friday ar
ternoon at the school house at three
p. m. with Miss Elizabeth Moore in
charge OF the program. All who are
interested are cordially invited to ~
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

The Presbyterian auxiliary me.
at the home OF Mrs. o. II. Stugard
Thursday afternoon.
A short business session was
held after which followed the pro-
gram review Of a Mission study
The Field is the World" given
by Mesdames White, Bates. Hall,
Spencer and Reed. The hostess
served delicious refreshments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19
Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

Mrs. Il. Z. Carpenter. Devotional
was led BY Mrs. r.. y. Pope.
Tt was announced that the third
Monday in March would be the
annual meeting of the auxiliary. A
delicious plate lunch was served by
circle two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

Mercedes. Mrs. j. i. Move or DON
ma. Miss Fern CARL and Mrs. Virgie
Thompson Of Weslac0.
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PERSONALS

=
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Fielder and
children Of Mission were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. "A. "A. KEEL
ley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Rose OF Har-
lingen were dinner guests Friday
of MI. and Mrs. Ed Maule and Mrs.
Popham and daughter Florence
Popham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elmore and
baby Of McAllen were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson at
dinner on Monday.
Miss Lillian Rice had as her
guest for the past weekend, Miss
Louise Armstrong OF Donna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Salisbury or
Edinburg and Miss Mary Flowers
were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Culigar Of Mission on Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Lauck were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Gore on Saturday night.
The Civic club met with a bus
mess session at the Kiwanis build
ing on Monday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. j. "A. Reed were
visitors in Harrington on Tuesday
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

How wcuId ycu Like 70 find sew
eraI dollars left over from your
monfhiy household allowance
mfrer all the bills had been paid9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-19

Use are " TZEQLf21Hg HeSE
"nON'Ts sleep on your back j. Don't sleep on
- your face" Don't sleep on your left side
it forces your heart to pump the blood uphill"
Old theories now swept aside. For six years
sleep has been studied by a group of scientists
at Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh-the first broad
scientific investigation of this subject ever made.
Now the advice is: Sleep anyway you like. Sleep
on all four sides. $50 much the better. Curl up.
stretch out roll over hnel And be sure that
your mattress lets you DO all these things
Hyou want complete rest.
Why? Because we rest in parts. One position
rests one set Of muscles and organs. Another posi-
ton rests another group. The normal, healthy
sleeper takes 10 to Is different positions during
the night . and shifts from one position to
another 20 to rs times!
Anything that limits the number of positions
which can be taken in comfort is bad. Solid mat
tresses mattresses padded down in bumps and
hollows these are bad. Not just uncomfortable,
but definitely bad.
The investigation has shown that a new type of
mattress -. the Simmons Beaufyrest and Deep
sleep -. is ideal. In place Of stufing or layers Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-12
Lest Indigestion Be Forgot.

DR.. A J. Walton, who writes in the
london Lancet, has encountered a whale
OF lot Of indigestion" in the land OF
the roast beef and ALL For instance
he enumerates no less than STA patients
whose pretended indigestion" was really
gall-bladder Inflammation (cholecysti-
tis). and 442 of EN- were large, lugu-
Drious ladies.
Our British colleague is a discreet
man. He merely gives the bIxom fig
ureS as he has encountered them
venture to suggest-merely my
hypothesis, you underStand--that the
reason why the solid or more settled
girls run SO much to gall is simply that
they are too much given to inhibition
OF the diaphragm. This is sound, scien-
tific health instruction. and not idle
Righteousness nor vulgarity.
OF course, there is no way to prove
this, and you must regard it purely as
my opinion. But do believe that the
general custom Of corset wearing that
women have followed for generations,
and the unnatural upper chest breath
ing they have developed as a result Of
long restriction or inhibition of the nat
ural breathing, is the factor which ex-
plains why four out Of five patients with
chronic cholecystitis tgall-bladder in
fiammation), with or without gallstones,
are Of the gentle sex
Accordingly 1 invite all the bigger
and better girls who may be training
for gallstones 10 park their harness
somewhere and practice cur breathing
exercise last thing every night and first
thing every morning. Send stamped