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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-31
School Party Enioyed

Four year olds in the cooperative
nursery at woodruff School enjoyed
a Halloween party Wednesday af-
ternoon. Refreshments were served
and games were played. Miss Eliz-
abeth Bell was In charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-31
Enosoement Announced

Mrs Dora Simpson wishes 10 an.
nounce the engagement OF her
daughter Lucille to Harry Vealey,
son Of Nh and Mrs Herman Seles-
ka The wedding date has not yet
been set.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-31

dealer: South. North-South
vulnerable.)
How should South try for 3-No
Trumps on this deal after Vests
lead Of his fourth-best spade7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-31

The girls of Our Lady's Sodality
of st. John Church were enter
tanned at a Hobo party at the
home of the project, Miss Elizabeth
Erskine. Wednesday evening. Hal
loween games were enjoyed amid
much merriment among the "Ho-
bos" Refreshments were tasteful.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-31

Misses Irene and Clyde Clark
attended the annual Michigan Tu-
berculosis Association Convention
in Lansing Wednesday at the Hotel
Odds.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

The girl did call, and friendly
talk about her hopes and aspira-
tions followed. The girl liked art
and finally was convinced she could
pursue it best by continuing in pub
lie school and acquiring both art
training and valuable background
for her talent.
Only three cases, but Mrs. Scott
and her fellow workers know of
dozen similar to any one of them.
They know of others very different
the boy who was "a holy terror"
but became leader when convinced
in his own mind that the settle
ment staff knew what he meant
when he confessed, Il Just don't
know why l do the things I do"
Or the young deserted wife, de-
termined to take her tiny child and
leave her uncle'S home in which
she had been living because of con-
flict. When the wife, who had no
prospect of employment, and the
uncle, loving the child and refusing
to let it leave the home with its
mother, came to Southwest House,
Solomons decision-the child must
be cut in half-proved effective
once more. The dispute was ended.
Varied approaches to varied prob
lems-logic, pleading, proverb. even
mild deception - therein lies the
secret of Southwest Houses success
in the opinion of the settlement
director, Although she declares it
mas failed in few cases, Mrs. Scott
says the Community Chest con-
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Hardie Meakin Elected
Variety Club Barker

Hardie Meakin. manager of R.
K-O Keith's Theater, was elected
chief barker of the Variety Club of
Washington at its annual election
meeting yesterday at the Willard
Hotel. He succeeds Sidney Lust,
who was named national canvass
man.
Other officers named are Carter
Barron, Eastern division manager
for Loew'S Theaters, first assistant
chief barker; j. E. Fontaine, second
assistant chief barker; Sam CALAMITY,
treasurer, and Nate Golden, Sec
retary.
The following members of the
club were elected to the board of
governors: Mr.. Meakin, Rudolph
Berger, John j. Payette, Sam
Wheeler, Mr.. Golden, Fred Rohrs,
Archie Engel, Mr.. Fontaine, Mr..
CALAMITY, H. E. Lohmeyer and Harry
Brown.
Mr.. Galenty and Mr.. Barron were
named delegates to the convention
of the National Variety Clubs of
America next April in Atlantic City.
Abe Lichtman and Mr.. Berger will
act as alternates.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
{. !. 0. Official Dies
After ATTENDING Funeral

Williams Jennings Carney, 81, re-
gional director Of the C. I. o. in
New Jersey and brother Of Mrs.
Mervin Shook of Washington,
dropped dead yesterday in Frost
burg, Md, where he had attended
the funeral of a cousin. He had COM
planned of not feeling well and was
walking to drugstore to get some
medicine when stricken with heart
attack.
A native of Frostburg, Mr.. Carney
worked for time in Pittsburgh, and
recently had been employed by the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Besides Mrs. Shook, he leaves an
other sister, Miss Josephine Carney,
Newark, N. j.; his widow, a brother.
Francis Carney, Detroit, and his
mother, Mrs. Florence Carney,
Frostburg.
Funeral services were to be ar
ranged today.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Porty Will Be Held
To Aid Student Fund

An afternoon bridge party will be
given tomorrow at 2 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Joseph w. Cox. 1850
Monroe street NV, for the benefit
of the scholarship fund of the
Columbian Women Of George Wash
ington University. Mrs. Cox is cap
tain of team l In the scholarship
fund drive, headed by Miss Sara
Lerch.
Another benefit entertainment has
been planned for November 81 at
the home in Arlington. Va, Of Mrs.
Thomas B. Brown, member Of
team 8. 1t will be an afternoon and
evening party.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

tention that the campaign seeks
the absolute minimum certainly Is
true with respect to Southwest
Community House.
1t tries to give chance for happy
lives to thousands of colored chill
dren and adults in a crowded Sec
ton, tries in a small building in
which plaster often falls, in which
plumbing and electrical troubles
are frequent, in which narrow hall
ways must be used for storage space
because there is none elsewhere, she
explains.
Every time the men from the
fire marshal's Office or the build
ing inspectors Office come they con-
denim something else" she says,
resignedly.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

HERE'S M0DERN ECONOMY
You con see how Compound corburs'ion
steps UP mIes-psr-oolIon in this char. II shows
the mHsoss Of so miles on hour for our
1887 SPECIAL. our 1899 SPECIAL and the
H4i SPECIAL with Compound Corbvrsfien.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Chain Grocery Contract
Is Ratified by Union
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-
Members of retail clerks union
cleared the way today for reopen
ing nearly 1,500 chain grocery stores
in three States by ratifying a con-
tract which a union spokesman said
would cost two companies $500 900 a
year in pay increases.
Clerks employed in Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware by the
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
and the American Stores Co. voted
yesterday on the compromise agree
ment. The result, announced today
by Donald j. Marquis, showed 2,211
Evening star., 1940-11-12
u. S. Cruiser Louisville
Going to Santos, Bruzil
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, Nov.
12.-The United States cruiser Louis
vile, on a tour of Latin American
ports, sailed today for Santos, Brazil,
where she is scheduled to arrive
Friday.
The warship also will call at
three other Brazilian ports-Rio de
Janeiro, Bahia and Recife-on the
homeWard voyage.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

new contract. The butchers re.
mained away in sympathy.
Mr.. Marquis, international vice
president Of the Retail Clerks In
ternational Protective Association
"a. F. L., who announced the es-'
timated cost of raises, said some em-
Evening star., 1940-11-12

in favor of returning to their jobs,
while 1855 wanted to continue the
strike.
The stores had been closed since
October Is, when union butchers
walked out. They settled their diff
ferences but, meanwhile, clerks de-
cided to continue the strike for
Evening star., 1940-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
START BUILDING NOW

Increase your resistance to colds by
taking Father Johns Medicine
proved and praised by four generations
during IS years use. Rich in vitamins
A and D.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

feet nation. Twenty Thousand dol.
lars for ten years, and if considered
insufficient by the president of the
United States, the amount may be
increased to Thirty.five Thousand
dollars.
This appears to be a mutual
agreement for a period of 50 years
by and between the tribes hereinbe-
fore mentioned when the govern-
menL interviewed as peacemaker
agreeing to pay the Blackfeet nation
Twenty Thousand dollars for ten
years-it would be cheaper than
having war between them and hav-
ing no effect on Blackfeet owner
ship of the land.
The 99.year agreement expires
Sept II, 1855, only Is more years
to go until it will automatically re-
vert back to the owners. The treaties
of Nov. Is, 1865 and of Sept. l..
1868 were unratified and therefore
have no hearing.
Our Tribal council should lose no
time in preparing plans of action
and should be given full support
and Cooperation. We need credit
and we need money. give them a
hand-a big hand! Thanks.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Pearls of Wisdom

A woman and a car are much
alike-a good paint job conceals
the years. but the lines tell the
story.
If it weren't for the pessimist
the optimist would never know
how unhappy he wasn't.
There are times when fellow
who doesn't get all that is COM
ing to him has all the luck.
One advantage in wearing
tight shoes is that it makes you
forget your other troubles.
There are always two sides to
every question-if it does not
concern US personally.
The increasing number of star.
lings is regarded as the greatest
single threat to bird life in
America.
More than Sc per cent of the
Firms belong to the Evangelical
Lutheran church.
The film Gone with the Wind
is the longest film ever made. 1t
is l9. 300 feet long, a little over
81 miles.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

log within lines drawn from the
He'll Gate or Medicine Rock passes
running in an easterly direction to
the nearest source of the Mussel-
shell river. thence down said river
to its mouth. thence down the chan
mel of the Missouri river to the
mouth of Milk river. thence due
north to the Forty-ninth parallel,
thence due west on said parallel to
the main range Of the Rocky noun
tains. and thence southerly along
said range to the place of beginning
shall be the territory of the Black
feet nation. over which said nation
shall exercise exclusive control, SUBJ
ject however to the provisions Of
Article 3 Of this treaty, giving the
right to hunt and prohibiting the
establishment of permanent villages
and the exercise of exclusive rights
within ten miles of the northern
line of the common hunting ground
for period of SO years.
In consideration of the foregoing
agreement. the Uuited States agreed
to expend annually for the Black
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove

We kinda been in the habit of
thinking our U. S. Senate is maybe
a little less Eighty than over in the
House of Representatives. But
that idea is commencing to look dI-
blous.
This voting of more money to the
farmers than was even asked for by
our Post Graduate spenders, broth
er. they out-did themselves. That
is voting. Looks halfway like the
Old Boys there in the Senate are
coming down with the Potomac
fever. They been exposed to it
there. in old Spendthrift center, for
several years. But If they were to
cock an ear towards the country.
they will hear some rumblings.
Over in the House, where they
must get elected OF reelected every
2 years, versus six years in the SEN
ate, they know what is going on
back home.
Some of our care-free Senators
are gonna wake up with start and
in a cold sweat some morning. like
a small boy, at , a. m, who has
been nibbling too free 90 green ap-
ples-.at a picnic.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
EnOr X. Matson Files FOE Associate
Justice of the Montana Supreme Court

Enor X. Matson, who has filed
on the nonpartison Judicial Ticket
for the Office of Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court (Six Year
Term). spent his early life on a
Nebraska farm. lie received his
A. b. degree from Nebraska Wes-
leyan. and for time he was Super
intendent of Schools. He studied
law at Harvard Law School and
University OF Nebraska. Although
offered a local attorney hip in
Nebraska by the Union Pacific he
chose to come west to Montana in
1914, locating at Lewistown, and
since then has been continuously
in active practice. He served as
County Attorney in Fergus County
1924-l929. making an outstanding
record. and two years as Secretary
of the Montana Bar Association.
He was appointed Assistant Attor-
ney General by Attorney General
Nagle in 1888. In 1896 he was
appointed Attorney General by
Governor Holt, who said, Il have
chosen a man who is u capable lew
elheaded lawyer and one not un.
familiar with the States urgent
problems.
He was again appointed Assis.
tant by Attorney General Free.
bourn, and in July, 1887. he was
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

appointed First Assistant Attorney
General. His active part in sup
port Of the varied interests of all
the people in Montana is we'll known
throughout the state.
To the electors of the State. he
says;
IF elected to the office of Assoc
ciate Justice, l will discharge the
duties of my Office faithfully. econ.
omically, impartially and with a
just and fair consideration for the
rights and liberties of the people
as a whole, regardless of class,
creed. party or limited groups.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
President Signs Laws
Affecting Montana Indians

Washington. President Roo,
welt signed two laws today ,
fecting Montana Indian trib,
One measure authorizes Secl
tary of the Interior Harold
Ickes to defer collection of c,
tain irrigation charges again
land in the Blackfeet Indian
rigation project and another
imposes the trust on certs
lands allotted to the Crow tri
in Montana.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Strange But True

1t is strange but nevertheless
true that most people nowadays
care little or nothing for anything
or anyone but themselves. When
seJfishness creers into the lives of
too many people in any community
it soon becomes evident that the
wheels of progress are being block
ed, and the best interests of the
town suffers. Live and let live is
still one of the best rules of life in
any community.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Latest Notes from Mont. State University

Special to the Glacier County Chief by Bob Price
Coach Douglas A. Fessenden
sent his spring football hopefuls
through vigorous scrimmages
late this week in order to find
out just how much polishing up
the 1910 outfit will need before
going to the 1910 football wars.
Jim Kipp. 1913 pound tackle pros
pect from Browning has been
working daily with the squad.
The second annual Music Fes-
tivel for high school students of
Montana began here Saturday
with the entries registering in
the Student Union building
Jehn Crowder. acting dean Of
the School of Music and genera
chairman of the festival said
1t promises to be a very inter
esting and inspiring festival.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Heap Tall Language

Sailor Ito Blackfeet Indian:
White man heap glad to see red
man. White man hope big chief
70 feeling heap good this morn
ing"
Indian (calling): Hey, Jake,
come here and listen to this COB;
he's good
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

Gambling is said to be "a nor.
NAL human weakness" Which
probably accounts for . lot Of
marriages.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

4 weekly newspaper published every
Friday at Browning. Glacier County
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
LOS FASCISTAS DICEN QUE
Los ALIADOS HAN SIDO
VA BATTDoS EN- NO.
RUEGA

Roma, Abril 15.-Los fas-
cistas extremists viene asegu-
rando que Inglaterra y los ALA
dos han sido va derrotadOs en-
Noruega Y Escandinavia.
I'm despacho de Amsterdam,
proviniente de la propaganda
alemana, aparece en- los peri6-
dicos y da como un fracaso la
actividad de la escuadra in
glesa en- Skagerrak.
LOS aliados estan derrota-
dos, dice un peri6dico, pare
ciendo indicar que va es bora
de unirse a Alemania".
FL Popolo de Italia dice que
Belgica y Holanda temen ser
atacadas por los aliados,
Otro diario, ell "Giornale",
afirma que ia que la opinion
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
TRATAMIENTO DE LA 81
FILLS EN- CHINO DIAS

New York, abril 15.-Un me
tcao acelerado de apLlcar la Gu
"a 0e Paul Ehrii1h a la Stills,
llJ-ajando e4 tratamiento a Gin
co oiss, en- lugar de muchos me-
.es, Iae presentado aver al nun
dc Medico por el Hospital del
Monte Sinai. La nueva tecnica,
tn la cual u,Iaboran tslnloien
iaJ nstituciones de Naw York,
ma sidp desarrollada hasta un
punto en- cue Sc ha resuelto en-
trogarla para la experimental
lion a otros hoSpitales del pals
x. nusvo tratamiento consiS-
5e IN una dosi considerable de
a droga ~curativa, hecha posi-
BILE por medic de un continue
gOle0 InDr0Venenoso,
Lo iniciaron, Ell ano 1888, los
ORES. Hyman, Chargin y Wi
lliam Letter, del cuerpo m6dico
dial Hospital Monte Sinai. ESD
tos doctores sostien3n que el
$3.50 de sus cEentes no han mos
trado siptomas de Ia enferme-
dad a los cinco dias de trata-
miento, Del reSto algunos res
pondieron bien luego de I'm SCI
gundo tartamiento.
Los pacientes solo n~ecesitan
Ipasar una semana en- ell hospital
y luego regresan curados a sus
domicilios,
Bajo Ell presente siStema para
ocmp9etar una cura sc neceSitan
uno o dos amos. Muchos de los
~pacientes sc cansan y no term
nan 81 tratamiento.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

aicalina Ia exceden el nitrate y
La tcGdquinona, aunque para u
so practice. EI bisulfato de quiz
nina, cue sc ha usado mucho C
mo contraceptico, tiene I'm con-
Irentrad2 .xterminador DC me-
Ito por cleric, tanto en- les me-
dies acidos como en- los aTcaIi-
nos. f. fsnh-acetato de mercu-
ri, por 10 tanto, es SIP mas es-
permicida en- Ia soluci6n aci1a
y 1913 wees mas en- la solqci6n
alcalina.
No todos los compuestos de
mercurio organize son altamen
tie e~spermicidas. Ash, por elem
plo, el mersalil Y Ell neptal pier
den su poder mortifero EN- todos
los casos 81 empleados al "a por
ciento, y tienen ~aproximadamen
te IA misma potencia espermici-
da de- bisulfato de quinina.
Els un hecho curioso lue los
e1permatozoides de los coneji-
los de Indias son mucho mas
resistentes a ciertos compuestoc
organicos de mercurio que los
de les seres humanos. En- gene
raj, los espermatozoides de los
cUn1'illos de midas, suspend.
dos en- una seduction de protet
mas, presentan una notable Sc
majanza con los del hombre en-
sus reialciones con los mas diver
SOS e1permicidas reve6 Baker
en- 1882. Ell fenil-nitrato de mer
chrio, sin embargo, solamente
malta Gos -espematozoides de los
conejillos de Indias al 1;1600 en-
I'm medic aIcaiine v al / :128O0
en- 'el acido, comparable al l:
102400 con los e5permatozoides
humanos aparte de la reaction
del medic.
Los supositorios empGeados
para la contracepci6n Sc prue-
ban en- cuanto a su absolute po-
der espemicida de la misma
mara que las substancias puras
excepto que dos concentrates Sc
eNpresan de distinta manera
La mayorfa de dos suposito
rios para la contracepci6n sor
tan acidos que el semen sc hace
acido en- ell concentrate exter-
minador; pero cuando no es ash,
bcmo ocurre con los geles de
"Vdpar'', sc hace una prueba
acida especial con semen ligera-
mente acidulado, ademas de L
prueba ordinaria.
(COntinnard)
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
pIblica romano esta en- contra
de los Aliados.

de los Aliados.
Ell C-a11atoD, C1nII9, sin
embargo, defierde a los neutra
les Y condena Ia invasion de Di
namarca y Norua2a. "Tcdo
q ri5l2 3e hcrcr gre anna su
pals no TJeie per m.nos que
mirar con respeto a una peque-
ma naoi6n que con fuerzas d6bi
les trata de defende rsu propio
territorio.
Los peri6liccs fa5cistas no
piblican las rlotici4z r~elaciona
das con la resistencia de los no
ruegcs.
Debe tenerse presente que 81
los alemanes vencen en- Escan-
'din2via, los Aliados perderan a
Italia en- la lucha que sostienen..
Dfsese que la escuadra lita-
Llama comenzara hoy sus manic
con ell mayo rsecreto. Los
puntos de concentration no han
sido dados a conocer; pero cree
sc que los buques saldran de Ia
ranto.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Los SuCorcS, p~rC1eSOreS dc Ia
Dunn School Of Pathology, de
la Universidad de Oxford, han
descubierto 81 fenil- acgbato de
mercurio como eapermicida de
cficacia practica y facil. Extrac
tamos su inferno cientffico
prescindiendo de las tablas v de
tols minuciosos analisis tscni4
COS.
Las ~geiatinas Y pastas "Vol-
par" SON contraceptivos quimi-
COS preparados por nosotros en-
collaboration con el cuerpo de-
INVESTIGATORS de The British
Drug House Ltd. Representa-
una tentative para hacer uso
practice del estudio prolongado
que hemos hecho de les princi-
pios cientlficos sobre los cua,es
sc hasa Ia contracepcion quimi-
ca. Nuestra labor ha sido toda
hecha bajo los auGpicios del Co
mite de Investigation para Ell
Control de la Natalidad.
A fin de conseguir una rapi-
da acci6n sobre los espsmato-
zoides, decidimos que ell esper-
micida debfa estar en- seduction
hldrica para Ell producto final, y
para la convenience de NAME
jarlo preferimOs Jun vehfculo SO
lido. Por clio trabajamos con ge
les de gelatina, a veces reforza-
das con un POGO de agar-agar.
Ell e~spermicida de fenil-acetato
de mercurio, es la substantial
mas e~spermicida que Sc conoce,
aunque no es irritante nj perju-
dicial a la vagina.
Los geles Sc hacen en- forma
de discos pianos cada uno de lor
cuales pesa dos gramos y medic,
y sc les espodvorea con granos
de almid6n esterelizado. FL al
mid6n impide que las gelatinas
Sc peguen unas a Otras o al cris-
tai del tube en- que sc guardian.
La segunda parte de este ira
bajo contiene una description
detarla1a de los vehicuios O me-
dios para el fenil-achtato de
mercurio. Nuestras distintas
formulas para los prOdWctW
contraceptivos que gentlemen a.
cetato de fenilo mercurio Y nj
trato de demominan P. /; P. z;
p. 3, etcatera. La marca regis
trada "Volpar", que es una con
TRACTION de las palabras "volun-
taria paternidad", fu6 sugerila
per al DIR. NJ. Newfield.
Este compuesto de fenil-ace-
tato de mercurio, Y 81 nitrate,
son LAS substancias mas esper,
micidas que Sc conocen. No hui
DO raz6n "a priori" para supo-
ner que fuese probable que las
subStarcias mas espermicidaS
~fueesen los mejores espermici-
das para Ell uso practice, porque
pl diera haber sido mas barato,
o n~ecesario por razones patol6-
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
Dent Spread Your Cold Cough
. Get kenthO- Mulsi9p .

ing highest grade lockwood ereo.
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrdp gives Hantho.
Mulsi0E ? taste the whole family
will like. 1t clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
"Attendanct vt church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the co7gregation with 3
cold cough wkea n 1tho-M ulsion is
so inexpensive and easy to obtain"
Naturalization Is endorsed by
your ~nciahbors and -uaranteed by
ce4'rg H.. adv.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

A colo cough seriously ~endangers
on, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to a cold,
ret Menthc-Nulsion, the guaran-
tced medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to sop your coughin~
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
ny medicine you ever tried, ass
or your money BE- K.
-Mulsion is mere than IN
.rd,aary medicine. 1t contains vita
Minis A and d to build your c5ld
resistance, aud seven so,thin",
ing OILS sna r~~-e .. irci15-
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
Ell TEMPO

La temperature subira algo
EN- la noche de hoy Y manana
volvera a 10 normal. Nc hay llu
via en- perspectiva.
En- la manana de hoy la tenn
peratura minima fue de SO gra-
dos. La maxima aver, de 81.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
Ell LAXANTE VEGETAL TIENE
PUNTOS MUY IMPORTANTES

La mayor parte de las personals
quieren un lsxante que haga tres CO.
sas; (1) actGe putualmente, (2) &C
tua cOmpletamente, (3) act1a suave-
mente. He aqui n que lena esos
tres requerimientos euando las FACT
les direcciones Sc siguen.
Els un producto todo vegetal cuyo
principal ingredients tiene Ell reeono-
eimiento de los medicos como un la
xante tonico intestinal.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Ese es ell ingrediente que capacita
al BLACK-DRAUGHT para ayudar
a entonar los perezosos musculos in
estimates. Es la principal raz6n pa
"a dar un alivio ~satisfactorio del es-
trenimiento, que regulamente Sc pro-
duee a la mahana siguiente de GUAM
10 Sc toma ell BLACK-DRAUGHT al
tempo de aeostarse. Los millones de
paquetes usados onstituyen la prueba
dc su merito.