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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-04-29

Johnson. Powell, 2730 Hast
ings St.-Ran. S947
jefferson, L. o., 1S404 Lump
kin-Long. 3410
Johnson, Ernest w. H., 705 E
Forest-Col. 1929
Malone, Thos., 904 Z. Vernon
Hg'wy.--Clif. 1864
Pelham, r. d., 2901 Chene, Cor
Gratiot-Col. 1941-Fitz 1926
Postles, w. L., sos E. Warren
Col. 1927
Rollins. H. T.. 31S5 st. Antoine
Cad. 6607
Russell. VIM. R., 1409 st. Au
bin-Fitz. 2710
Smith, Sylvester. 1921 st. An
toine-Cad. 3603
Thompson. Grin E., 400 E. Adams
Cad. 1889
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-04-29

On Sunday evening, April 80,
at $50 o'clock, an interesting
discussion will be held by Beth
eps Young People A. c. E. Lea
que on the timely subject, what
Should Be the Attitude of Negro
Youth Toward the Scottsboro De-
cision?" A program in connection
with the meeting will also be Civ
en- by Kappa Alpha Psi.
The Hon. Maurice Sugar, well
known Detroiter, win speak on
Russia, May 7, at Bethel A. NJ. E.
church. Everybody is welcome.
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sHiLOH TO CELEBRATE
PASTORS ANNIVERSARY

The fourth anniversary Of Rev.
5. ID. Ross, Of the Greater Shiloh
Baptist church, will be celebrated
during the week from May | to 8,
inclusive. The principal speakers
for the occasion will be Rev. Par
ish, Rev. Kelley and Rev. A. c..
Williams.
On Sunday afternoon May 4,
Rev. J. S. Williams will preach
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Perkins. Chas. R.. 527 E. War
ren-Coi. 1929
Piper, Percival R., 329 Brway.
Mkt. Bldg.-Chf. 1889
Roxborough, C. A., 1886 Brush
Cliff. 1880
Taliaferro. II. B.. 1886 Brush
Cliff. 1880
Willis. Robt. j.. 43o Macomb-
Cliff. 1880
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DENTISTS

Alexander, P. H., 12157 Jos Cam
pau-Town. S-4317
Scott Drug Co. 1912 Russell St.
Clifford 1850
Miller Drug Store, 2701 Hastings
Bell, Haley, S709 Jos. Campau-
Mad. 1856
Greene. L. E.. SO0s Hastings
Ran. S715
G egory, ]. NJ. 519 E. Forest
Col. 1871
Howard, VIM. H.. 606 E. Vernon
Hg'wy.--Cherry 2433
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With the Churches

the anniversary sermon. The cele-
bration will come to q climax on
Monday night, May 8, with a
banquet and program by the
young people. The public is in
vifed
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-04-29
Business & Professional Directory

NoTEDue to the rush Of getting this ISSUE op.
poanity not afforded complete
local professional and business
however, ADDRESSES
II kindly called to ours attention.
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Classified Ads
ROOMS FOR RENT

or 2 Rooms furnished or un-
furnished, with separate kitch-
enette; reasonable. Mrs. johnson,
Tr. 2-O271 or Ran. 2704.
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League; Mrs. Crowder, .secl
and Mrs. Fern Glenn, fo1B
borney Glenn, of CleveJav>
three ladies motored tor,
company with Mr.. Rift
Morning. business peof
city of Cleveland.
Pearson and Crowdei
pleasant house guest an
Mrs. Ferdinand Penn, IN
fax; and Mrs. Glenn r
guest Of her brother-filk n
sister. DR.. and Mr. Az
Johnson. of Montclair on
MN
Mr.. Horace Smith, etro
York City. Is in the cpmo,'
the guest Of his sister, apo,
Thompson, 5642 Twtn.
st. Mr.. Smith was d Ma
entertained Monday. A Joiu
a dinner guest of friefoit'
iington's Restaurant, u pi
Warren Avenue.
= y y ~ sey,
Mr.. II. Chestnut, of seti,
City, is spending tho =,
with friends here, havin'
over enroute TO Chic
visited the Tribune oil
was warm in his praise I
publication.
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FLAT FOR SALE
Bareain-$fs00-2 Family flat;
frame, modern; occupied at
present. Call owher-Fitx. 1854.
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring

sl05-tf75 MONTH. Z s. Government
Life Jobs We coach YOU for coming In
d!anap0lfs examinations Men-women.
1850. Steady. List positions and fun
particular FREE. Apply toady. Box
K-3i4 Times
Hawaiian Guitar, SOC Lesson
In groups. private individual instruc-
lions. 500 per lesson. b. the Hilo Ha-
yailan's old est home owned school 2l05
MEN WANTED QUALIFY for Railroad
Postal Clerk Jobs sl55 month Par
tculars FREE Write Franklin Insti-
tute. Dept. l53 e. Rochester. y. Y
WILL give vocal lessons in exchange for
singing IN ensemble. low voices pre-
ferred TR -0956
TERHUEE Comcl b civ. serv. coll. Any
ds wk.. 81. Hrs. 2-S pm. 70 W NIX.
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AuTnM OLIVE
As Autos for Sale.

PLYMOUTH SEDAN-'32 model: in excel
lent condition. finish. tires. motor and
body: s545 Terms and trade.
West Side Chevrolet, Inc.
24le W Washington. BE-l45o
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GENERAL ORDINANCE NO 80. 1888
AN ORDINANCE amending General Or
dinance No. 49, 1888 and hxing tine
when the same shall take effect.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
APOLIS. INDIANA.
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S7-a Auctions, Private Sales
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indianapolis Indiana.
November %. 1888.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
December ! 1898.


NOTICE OF THE MEETING OF II IHH
MARION COUNTY COUNCIL W
MARION COUNTY, INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that speela5
meeting Of the Marion County Councl- o.
Marion COUNTY indiana will be held N
the Commissioners Court in the Court-
house in the City OF Indianapolis inol.
ana. on Tuesday. December -. 1883 az
10 O'Clock a. m at which meeting tney
viii consider additional appropriations ana
CHARLES A. GROSSART.
Auditor Marion County. indiana
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BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE
Troop 3 Holds 23d Anniversary
Fete at Church.

Twenty-third anniversary party
Of Boy Scout troop 3 last night in
the Irvington Presbyterian church
was attended by more than 100 per-
sons. The program included
huge birthday cake. address on his
tory Of the troop by Scoutmaster II.
T. Osler and motion pictures Of the
1888 ChildTen's Museum expedition
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Indianapolis. Indiana
Novemb Der % 1893.

The following Household Goods, stored
in the name Of the following persons; VIII
be sold for storage charges a. the J. r
Tavlor Trans and Storage Co.. zoos 8
East St 10 a m. wednesday. Dec 2Otn
1888 Il accounts are not paid oeioFe salo
dste- Harrv Shupinskv. Lula Walker. VI.
z Hall. r. I. strunk George Taylor. l;
Mitchell z. G. sission. Paul Shirley. Cecil
w. Bevan. C. j Murphy. L. A Glazier. Lee
Springman j z Shepherd ". Snider. \.
NJ Davis and c. J. Lupole.
GOODS stored IN the name Of Billie
Smith. John Rollens Mrs R. 4. Berry
man. Lee Iunderman. ROY Hail James
Price and Harry Hunt will be sold Tor
storage charges Monday. Dec. II. 1888. al
$50 a. n Goods having been IN stor-
age the required lAnRth Of time and
charges unpaid BANNER STORAGE
CO., 32e E. Wabash 81. RI-5o3O.
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RENTALS
81 UNFINISHED Apartments

HEATED FOR COLORED
1886 Hudson. 2 large rooms; cleo. gas.
inside toilet. water paid. sl4. RI-64i2.
FOR COLORED-Cornen, l222-24. so. SO,
includes all utilities. DR-50l2.
FOR COLORED-N West St. 1922; s22. 50 !:
includes all utilities. DR-50i2
FOR COLORED-2l ST. and Blvd. Place:
so 50. includes all utilities DR-50l2.
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HELP WANTED
ID Help Wanted-Male

l3 Help Wanted-Male
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route Of 900
families Reliable hustler should earn
SIS weekly and increase rapidly write
Immediately. RaWleigh Co. Dept IN
38-S. Freeport III.
BOYS selling holly wreaths enter our sales
contest. Special prizes. extra profits:
get details. Bash'5 Seed Store Co., l4i n
Delaware 81. Middle Of block. LI-5225
WE guarantee Sc a week and liberal COM
missions. no exp. or investment required.
Apply 334 When Bldg
EARN IS a day selling ties sox and razor
blades LATEX PRODUCTS. las S. III. St
IA Help Waated-Female
WOMAN refined. fair education,
chance for advancement for right party
Apply $50 to u at 700 Kahn Bldg
n. Meridian.
HELP with housework for room and board
Call Sunday. IR-2527.
IS Wanted-Male or Female
MAKE 50 per day selling Christmas
Wreaths and comic Christmas cards. 80
West Georgia 81.
MEN AND WOMEN-For house-to-house
canvassing; good profits. SO W. Georgia St
l6 Situations Wanted
YOUNG MAN-Wants carpenter mainte-
ences WAYNE OzMENT. 1888 Shepherd.
RENTALS
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IS Auto Loans

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given TO taxpayers OF
the City of Indianapolis that the Common
Council Of the City Of Indianapolis now
has pending before it Appropriation Or
dinance No. IS. 1888; appropriating the
Fifty (s2,25OO0J dollars from the unex-
pended balance in the General Fund Of
the Dept. of Public Parks. as follows,
To Fund No. 4a-street & Alley Ma
To Fund No. 42-sewer Materials, $1,000.
The above described ordinance is due
to come up for passage at the next regu--
lar meeting of the Council to be held
on the 4th day Of December. 1888. at
After said appropriation has been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved NAV appeal to
the State Board Of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon by
filing of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten GAYS
after said additional appropriation mas
been made BY the said Common Councli
and the State Board Of Tax Commls-
sioners will fix a date for hearing N THIS
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the
City Of indianapolis. this 23rd day OF
November. 1888. 1-or-r
tSEAL1 HENRI " 80 S4OL C4taarL
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I6 Situations Wanted

YOUNG MAN-Wants carpenter mainte-
nance work. Experienced. Al refer
ences. WAYNE OZMENT. 1888 Shepherd
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
NO DARN

In the matter Of the Wade Motor Sery-
ice Inc for an extension Of route COW
cred under certificate l248-M Extension
from Fl Wayne. Indiana. TO Auburn, In.
over Road No 90 TO the Ohio state line.
Passing through and serving Garrett and
Auburn. .,.
Service Commission Of Indiana viii con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the Rooms Of the Commission
az INDIANAPOLIS Indiana. at O'clock. D.
M. on Thursday. December II. 1888.
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested bv the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Or
INDIANA
PETE H. DAWSON.
Fyan1fuer
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COMPACT. -
EXpEQTS PLAY 1T -

though the hand has spades, It Il q
little short In hearts.
South bid two diamonds. Remem-
ber that this, overcalling Of one spade
with two diamonds Il 3 constructive
bid. Personally I believe that south'1
hand = possibly . little too light r.
make q two diamond overcall. How
ever, after south's bid, Mr.. Goddard
In the North jumped to five dia-
monds.
The Play
East's opening lead was the ace q
spades, followed by . small spade
which Mr.. Goddard won with the
king.
We now find that Mr.. Goddard
could finesse . club and try for the
diamond finesse, but II he does that
his contract will fail. Mr.. Goddard
decided to take It for granted that
the diamond finesse would fail, and
played tho ace Of diamonds.
He then led q small club, finesstnG
the Jack. The eight Of spades Nj
returned and trumped BY Mr.. God
dard with the four Of diamonds.
He now led the ace and king q
hearts and then tho four Of hearts.
East discarded . spade, and Mr.. God
dard tFumped In the dummy with the
eight Of diamonds.
He then led the nine Of diamond,
throwing East In the lead with the
king, and East was helpless. II he
led q club, Mr.. Goddard would let
It ride to the queen while II he led
= spade. It would be trumped In dunn
my and the losing club discarded.
Copyright, 1883, NEA Service, 1nc.)
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Veterans Auxiliary
COnvenes at Cakes

Cakes, N. D., April 27.-(R)-Wher
Mrs. Fred ]. Fredrickson, district COM
nitteewoman raped the gavel calling
to order the third district convention
LOT the North Dakota Legion Auxiliary
here Thursday. the fourth Of six
spring meetings was underway.
Remaining on the schedule are two
meetings, the sixth district at New
England Saturday and the fifth dis
trict ct Minot Monday. Others were
held at Fargo, Lakota, and Mime
waukan.
Speaking on 'those reports" Mrs.
H. p. Ide Of Harvey, department
president, gave resume Of the years
activities. Mrs. James Morris OF
jamestown, national poppy chairman,
also spoke at the morning session.
A national defense conference win
be conducted this afternoon by Mrs.
A. @. Porter, department defense
chairman. DR.. L. B. Green, member
Of the state Legion executive COM
mittee, Is scheduled to speak on the
topic can America disarm."
Mrs. Ide and Mrs. Porter win speak
at both New England and Minot.
National and department citations
are being presented at each meeting.
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progress before the legislature. His
program provides for drastic retrench-
ment Of school operating expenses and
action by the general assembly to
break q tax strike in Chicago. The
strike" has been one Of the stumble
ing blocks toward pulling the school
system out Of the financial quagmire
in which 1t has been struggling the
last few years.
On the success Of his mission ap-
parently hinges the fate Of $40 ele-
mentary schools, 80 Junior high
schools, "a high schools and two COL
leges employing in the neighborhood
Of $4,000 teachers, who for months
have been payless except for the &C.
casional receipt Of part payments Of
their wages. A proposal to close the
schools, meanwhile. is being held in
allegiance. Peace descended temper.
arily at least, pending Z final show
down.
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Announce Winners In
Jamestown Contests

jamestown, N. D., April 22.-(R)-
Representatives Of eleven high schools
in the fifth district competed In music
and oratory contests at Jamestown
college Wednesday.
Results of the competition follow:
Fessenden-First In boys quartet;
second in girls trio, second in boys
glee club, first in girls glee club and
second in mixed chorus.
Carrington-Sec in boys quartet:
third in girls trio: second in girls glee
club. first in mixed chorus, first In
small orchestral group.
Elendale-FirSt in girls trio.
RobinSon-First in orchestra, diyis.
ion c.; second In small orchestral
group.
steele-Second In boys quartet,
fourth in girls trio, third in boys glee
club, third in girls glee club.
st. Johns, Jamestown-First In or
chestra.
Horace Carston. Monango, won first
IN boys oratory; r. Gustav Lutz, Car
rington. first In boys dramatic read
Ing; Barbara Wicks. Jamestown, first
in girls dramatic reading; Gwen
Swenson. jamestown, first in humor-
Gus reading.
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Labor Chief Leads
To Mine Wage Peace

Philadelphia, April 27.-(F-secre-
tary Of Labor Frances Perkins, seeing
the possibility Of better times not fal
ahead, Thursday effected an adjourn
ment OF the anthracite mine wage
conference which has been deliberat-
ing the operators proposal for . S.
percent pay cut.
A telegram from secretary Perkins
suggesting that any wage change be
delayed 30 days pending disposition Of
industrial legislation now before con-
gress brought q decision to adjourn
pending the call Of the conference
chairman.
A week ago Wednesday the COM
mittee met at the request of the op-
orators and began an exhaustive dis
cussion of the many problems beset-
ting the industry. It quickly became
apparent that the miners would cp-
pose any change In the wage scale
effective under the present agreement
until 1885. as long as such questions
as the Black 30-hour week bill and
initiation remained unsettled.
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Club Women Close
Wimbledon Meetina

Wimbledon, N. D., April N.-(He
With the NTH district meeting ended
here "wednesday, the North Dakota
Federation Of Womens clubs launch
ed into . series Of seven additional
district spring meets 10 continue until
the middle Of May.
The second session opened Thurs
day at Wahpeton. Others VIII be held
1t La Moure Friday and Saturday,
spiritwood May 2, LArimore May
and 1. Oberon May 5, Wllliston Nay
., and the final meeting at Hetting-
er May II and II.
To b studied ct each Of the dis
trict meetings are important reviSions
to the state federation constitution
which are to be considered 1t Q con.
vention In 1linot October 4 to 8.
Under Recommendation q the re.
visions committee, the election viii
include ratification Of the presidents
Of the odd-numbered districts, the
state treasurer, and the state secre-
tary. District presidents win serve
Is . nominating committee In accord
ance with = ruling approved by the
state convention last year.
At Wimbledon wednesday, club.
women Of the fifth district elected
Mrs. Alloys Wartner Of Harvey -
president with Mrs. william Bremen,
vice president, and Mrs. n. 4. Kram.
mef q Sykestou, secretary.treasurer.
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X. C. Initiation Plans
For Sunday Completed

Twelve men have made application
for membership In the Bismarck coun-
cil Of the Knights Of Columbus, &C.
cording 10 G.. II. Mergens, grand
knight, who Thursday announced the
initiation program for next Sunday.
Applicants include Stephen J. Dunn
Of Center: Clarence A. Wroolie, Nick
olas N. Messmer, and George =. Mlr-
ply Of Mandan; william Braun,
James O. Guthrie, Alden +. Brink,
Lawrence Schubert, Felix Schneider,
Nick J. Boehm, Philip r. webb, and
Rev. Father Arnold Backes, Ill Of Bis
marck.
knights win attend Mass ct 81
Mays pro-cathedral here ct 3 .. IA
and viii appear at st. Mary's school
auditorium at 1880 am. for egem-
pli1lcation Of the first degree. The
second and third degrees win b ex-
emplfied at the school ct 1850 q. m.
and $50 p. m, respectively, and the
knights and their ladies win attend
= banquet at p. m. at the Terrace
Gardens Of the Patterson Hotel.
Among entertainers ct the banquet
will b Howard Melany, the singing
fireman" Of olendive, Mont.
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Name Speakers for
Convention Banquet

Governor william LANCER, DR.. J. A.
Myers, Of the faculty of the Univer-
ity Of Minnesota, and DR.. D. A. ste.
wart, superintendent Of the tubercu-
losis sanitarium at Ninette, Man., win
be speakers at the banquet next Tues
day evening which will close tho first
days session Of the ninth annual
conference Of the State Health Off.
GERS association here May 2 and 3.
The banquet will be served at $50
p. m, In the Terrace Garden Of the
Patterson hotel. DR.. H. L. Halverson,
Minot, association president, viii
serve as POSTMASTER.
DR.. Myers Is to speak on ''Tubercu-
losis-A Communicable Disease" and
DR.. Stewart Will speak on 'Tubercu-
losis Control" DR.. G. E. Stackhouse
Bismarck, first president Of the asso-
citation, will give brief historical re.
sumo OF the organization.
Camille Wachter. Emily Papacel
and Frank Mayo. dance pupils Of Mis-
Margaret Ann Ramsey win give ar
adagio dance number, 1.-THE Thief q
Bagdad with the Stolen 0old.". Othe1
entertainment features viii be Z piano
solo by Miss Belle Menus and . VIC
lin solo by q member Of tho faculty
OF the Menus Conservatory Of Music
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Valley City Citizen
Promotes Labor Club

Valley City, N. D., April N.-RE
Plans are being made BY q. J. Carlson.
temporary president Of the newly
formed State Labor club, 70 organise
club membership In cities and villages
over the state with township units In
preparation for . state convention =
b called soon.
Carlson said the primary purpose Of
The labor organization = to promote
the welfare Of the unemployed and to
protect the employed.
The clubs main objective. he said
| q to build for the future 10 the end
that labor and the farmer win never
again Be subjected to conditions sim
liar 70 those they suffered the past
four year&"
Holding that the unity Of the FARM
o. and labor Il imperative, Carlson as
serted the club expects 70 have the
support Of m organised labor unions,
the American Federation Of Labor.
the unemployment Labor and labor
regularly employed but not affiliated
with organised groups q well q the
best element among the farmers"
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Beer Petitions to
Be Circulated Soon

Petitions for initiation OF Q new
beer law probably will appear by the
first of next week, Judge j. M. Han
ley, Mandan, q member Of the execu-
tive committee Of the organization Of
North Dakota businessmen seeking
the beer legislation, said Wednesday.
Hanley called attention that con-
stitutional provisions governing ini-
tiative legislation make an immediate
special election impossible. He ex-
planned that II the governor calls the
special election, as the group Is urg-
ing him to do. at least 80 days must
elapse between the filing Of the peti.
tions and the election.
With other members Of the execu-
tive committee of the organisation,
Hanley Is drafting = proposed beer
law to substitute for the beer act
enacted by the last LEGISLATURE.
Licensing Of vendors and q state tax
BY volume are among proposed provi-
sions.
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How She Lost Is
Pounds of Fat
For Less Than $1.OO

~wnl say n regards to KruscAen.
1 took lt - reduce. lost 10 sounds
after us1ng 0ne bottle ana feel fine.
Jest bought one more bottle today
on4 expoet t. lose 10 more Douaas. I
new weigh 1lS ana feel fine" Mira.
Harry Robinsens Akron. Ohio (Jan.
Z, 1881.
Onco q day take Kruschen Salts
one half teaspoonful in . glass Of hot
water flfst thing every morning. Be-
sides lo1ins ugly fat SAFELY you'll
gain 81 health and physical attractive
ne1g- constipation, gas and acidity
viii cease 70 bother-you'll feel young
er-moro activo-full q ambition
clear akin-1paykling eyer.
4 j1r that lasts I weeks costs but
. 6ille 6 OoWanS drug store O. any
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