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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14
But very seldom used 'em for
She ate outside lot.

But very seldom used 'em for
She ate outside lot.
She gave them for the lands
Now when bomber wings
It's way o'erhead she claps her
hands
And cries, "There go my things!"
Jack and Jill went up a hill,
But when they saw their bucket
Was partly of aluminium
To Uncle Sam they 'stuck it."
l had a cocktail shaker
For which had much use
And, oh, the deadly wallop
That shaker could produce!
But now it's joined the army
It's in the flying corps;
If ever it hits Adolf
He'll know that war is war.
Little percolater,
You feel cheap, I bet
Doing very little
In the kitchenette.
You could be weapon
For the U. S. A.
Stead of making coffee
Once or twice a day.
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To check on her pots and pans;
The aluminium ones
She knew were like guns
In helping defensive plans.
Frying pan, frying pan,
Where have you been?
I've been to London
And back again;
I'm part of a bomber
That flies DER the sea -.
Who ever'd have thought that
Could happen to me!
700 hoo, mistress,
Have you any pots?
Yes sir, yes sir,
I have lots.
One for Benito
And others for Fritz
And, boy, am hoping
They score perfect hits!
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-08-14

I've seen the hats the ladies will
Be asked to wear this fall;
Milady will look twice as bad
As last year, all in all.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18

Are you taking advantage of six months paid in ad- vance subscription !?
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
NEESE QUITS ALASKA MAY FERRY BOMBERS
 so. AMERICA TO AFRICA

Kenneth Neese, veteran pilot who has figured in the develop ment of aviation almost from it's start, has left the Territory per manently and may engage in the spectacular job of flying bomb CTS from South America to Da- kar, Africa.
 Friends in Anchorage said Mir. Neese did not know definitely his new assignment with the Lock- heed Airplane Company, but that he thought it likely he would be one of a group of pilots moving the heavy bombers to Britain via Dakar.
 Neese is widely known in far corners of Alaska, having served interior communities for years as Star Air Lines pilot. He ranks high on the list for most flying hour in the Territory, figured in many rescue missions and at times ignored his own comfort and safety in seeking to aid mar ooned or lost parties.
 Friends said bombers bound for Britain have been moved east ward to St. Louis and Louisville, Tenn, and that the airports in those two cities are so congested with planes that additional ships are being held on the west coast. To relieve this "bottleneck," new routes for moving the ships to Britain are being developed thru South America.
 The flight from South America to Dskar takes about seven and ha'f hours. That the mission is nothing humdrum is indicated by reports that the bombers are now being fully armed so that they will be in a position to fight if intercepted while on the ocean flight.
 Pilots moving the bombers are to be shuttled back to South Am erica by plane so that the move ments of the aircraft can be made as speedily as possible.
 Mrs. Neese and their daughter Betty, are making their home in California.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
CHINESE READY TO GUARD BURMA ROAD

CHUNGKING - The Chinese High Command reported that China has taken the necessary precautions to protect Yunan Province and the Burma Road from Japanese attacks.
 The High Command said that the precautions were taken in view of the arrival of heavy J Japanes endorsements in French Indo-China.
 The Chungking announcement did not indicate the number o1 troops moved to protect the Bur ma Road. Earlier, Japanese sourc es reported tht 50 Chinese divi- sions have been concentrated in the three southern provinces of China, and that 20 of the divi- Sions were prepared to cross the frontier into British Burma.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
NORWEGIANS ASKED TO SUPPORT HITLER

The royal Norwegian News of Norway reports that Major Quis- ling has now definitely decided to place Norway under nazi rule The people of Norway have been asked to take an oath of ale glance to Hitler as leader of the German commonwealth of na- .tions A statement of Jonas Lie and Sverre Riisnaes asked all "good Norwegians" to swear al- legiance to Hitler.
 Meanwhile, the department of justice in Norway has ruled that no employer may discharge work CTS absent while serving in the Quisling storm troopers.
 Nazi pressure against trade un- ions also is increasing. A demand has been made for resignation of some prominent union leaders to be replaced by members of Quis ling's nasjonal smaling party.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
LOCAL RED CROSS
 APPROPRIATES MONEY FOR CIVIL DEFENSE

The Executive Committee of the Nome Red Cross met Friday noon, August Is, 1941, in the of fee of Vice-chairman L. M. Sulli van. Dr.. T. Morcom, Mrs. Ner- land, MT. Hartford, MT. M. Walsh Rev. w. Wood, Father J. Me Hugh and Miss M. Stockton were present.
 A certain percentage of roll call funds are kept in the local community and since this money is collected from the entire Sec ond Division, the money should be made available for use to the entire district.
 It was agreed to allocate a cer- tain sum as needed for the pur- chase of emergency supplies and equipment for the Civil Defense program throughout this area, under the direction of Dr. T. Morcom and the Nurses Commit tee. Nome will be an emergency station for the entire area served by this chapter.
 Eighty-four dollars was made available to the Red Cross Com mittee for War Relief sewing, which is under the supervision of Mrs. L. M. Nerland This money is to be used to pay for incidentals, packing and ship ping costs on the clothing and knitting the women of Nome are contributing
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
Adolf Buttoned U p
The Seattle Times


 The story persists that Herr Hitler was dissuiaded from in- vading Sweden by red button The SWedes made it known that at the first sign of entry into their kingdom. a certain "red button" would be pressed, which would put all the iron mines of Sweden out of commission for at least two years. Only three men in Sweden know the where abouts of this potent red but ton" and their identity was a closely guarded secret.
 IL may be just romance, but it's a good yarn. It has a basis in reason too. SWeden's iron mines, producing ore that could be had for a cash consideration, were worth more to Hitter than all Sweden without them.
 Elsewhere, it was all different. Not even a million Red buttons could disSuade Hitler from in vading that vast expanse of the earth's surface, the United So- cialist Soviet Republic of Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
VICE-PRESIDENT WALLACE PROVES CAPABLE: IN LINE FOR ANOTHER BIG POSITION
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON - Answering the mail orders:
 D. c. S., Akron, Ohio - Vice President Henry Wallace is not only proving capable and pop ular presiding officer in the Sen ate but there is rumor that he may get another job-a big one -coordinator of the new defense agency to be, the Bureau of Econ omic Warfare If it should be a compromise selection, because there's a big inside scrap going on between Commerce, the State and Treasury departments as to who the economic warfare chief should be All the other men pro posed are good men but tn Ad- ministration considers Wallace an ace economist, as full of ideas as an ear of his best corn is full of kerntls. It might not happen, but the consideration at least shows how the quiet, 'colorleSs Vice-President is acquitting him self at his new post.
 W. L., EastOn, Pa. - The Unit ed States turns out 45 percent of the worlds steel Only about 25 percent of the country's out put goes for other than civilian purposes, so any shortage will have to be made up by curtail- ing civilian consumption.
 c. S. M., Alameda, Cal. - No figures are available on the num- Der of army air officers who have resigned to go to China as "in- structors," but the Washington rumor is that the number is con- siderable. I have heard from what should be authentic sourc- es, considering that they are gov ernment observers who have been on the ground, that Chinese combat aviators now are among the worlds worst; but that given equipment and just a little train ing, their country should pro vide excellent defense in the air.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
Notice of Final Settlement

In the Probate Court for the Koyuk Precinct, Territory of AL aska, Second Division, before Arthur w. Johnson, U. s. Com missioner and Ex-Oficio Judge. In the matter of the estate of JESSE PETERSON Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given, that a hearing has been set for Satur- day, the 18th day of October, 1941, at two o'clock P. M. of said day on the Final Account of Wallace Porter, Administrator of the Estate of Jesse Peterson, de- ceased, at the office of the United States Commissioner at Haycock, in the Koyuk Recording District, Territory of Alaska, and at said hearing the court will also enter decree as to who the heirs at law and distributes are.
 Exceptions, if any thereto should be filed in writing in said cause on or before said date.
 Dated at Haycock, Alaska, this IA day of August, 1941.
 Wallace Porter,
 Administrator of the estate
 of Jesse Peterson, Deceased. Publish Aug. Is, 25, Sept. 1, 8.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
Our Dear Readers
(Juneau Empire)

Quite by accident we learned from our Circulation Manager the other day that among sub scribers to the Empire is Ger man Consul General Fritz Wiede mann. We're wondering where to send his paper after he chang es his address in the near future from 2090 Jackson Street, San Francisco.
 The German Consulate in San Francisco has subscribed to our paper, it develops, for many, many years. Pays promptly, too. Just now, Wiedemann is paid up to December 29, l94l.
 Among our other subscribers is the Imperial Japanese Consulate in Seattle. which has been talk ing the Empire since 1892, and the Japanese Embassy in Wash ington, a reader since 1897.
 Whenever we print a particul- arly nasty editorial about the Japanese, the Consulate and Elm baSsy send polite letters request ing extra copies and enclosing the necessary nickels and dimes, the manager of our circulation department informs us.
 Must be more careful what we say. Don't want to offend any of our subscribers.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
DEFENSE BOND
QU IF

Q. Where should l keep my Defense Savings Bonds?
 A. In safe place, because they have value which constantly increases. If you wish the Treasury Department or any Federal Reserve Bank will hold them in safekeeping for you without charge, giving your a receipt. e. Does an album filled with Stamps automatic ally become a Bond that will pay interest and mature in 10 years? A. No. The completed album must be exchanged for Bond. Regardless of the amount of money you have invested in Stamps, they will not bear interest until they are in the form of a Bond or Bonds.
 Note.-To purchase Defense Bonds and Stamps, go to the nearest post office or bank, or write for information to the Treasurer of the United States, Washington D. c.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
LONGER TIME LEGAL;
 FDR SAYS DRAFTEFS CAN BE RETAINED LAWFULLY

WASHINGTON -Presi. Roose welt asserted recently that the disintegration of the Army is at stake and that Congress would not be breaking faith with Am ericans if it let the Army keep selectees and Guardsmen in ser vice for more than a year.
 The President told his press conference that in the original Selective Service Act there was a proviso that if it was found necessary draftees could be re- tained in service through dec laration of a national emergen- cy or through an amendment to the law.
 Coincidentally, it was disclos- ed that General Marshall, chief of staff, said that specially train ed Army units instead of marin es should have been sent to Ice land but that he was prevented from doing so because of the one year draft law.
 Marshall made the statement, it was said, at a meeting of the military committee of the Sen ate on July 9 in support of legi- lation to permit the retention in active service of Guardsmen and draftees for more than year.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
Alaskans May Save Income
 Tax Payments

Taxpayers who wish to profit by the Tax saving Plan inaug- urated recently by the U. S. Treasury Department may ob- tain necessary forms now in local banks, according to word received from Clark Squire, h. ternal Revenue collector, with headquarters in Tacoma.
 This plan was formulated to help taxpayers put aside money this year for the specific purpose of paying income taxes payable next year or in l943. By purchas- ing special notes offered by the Treasury Department, taxpayers may now take steps toward meet ing the taxes which must be paid on income received this year, and, at the same time, realize in- terest on such investment.
 There are three kinds of notes. Series A notes are in denomina- tions of $25, $50, and $l00. Ser ies B notes are in denominations of $100, $500, $1,000 and Sl0,000.
 Bear Interest
 Taxpayers whose payments on income amount to less than S1,200 should invest in Series A notes, which bear nearly two per cent interest. A S25 note will have a tax payment value of S25.28 in March, S25.40 in June, S25.52 in September and $25.64 in December of next year.
 In September the purchase price of the S25 will advance to $2504, and in each succeeding month this year the price will go up four cents.
 Application forms for use by taxpayers have been delivered to banks throughout the Terri tory.
 Secretary Morgenthau has an- nounced that one eastern corpora tion bought $17.000,000 worth of Series B notes just as a begin ming
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-18
SOURDOUGH STATIONERY

Th.- unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter heads and Envelopes, have beer brought strictly uptodate, and ar DOW available at the Nugget off
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

mas Y dice; EStas merecen del
mundO poca compassion, porque
o deben ser coquetas desertadas
por tOdos o la naturaleza les ne
GO las cualidades sociales que Sc
Suponen innatas en- la constitu-
ci6n mental de cada ser huma-
no.. Elias Sc queda sofas, como
estatuas, frias y sin coraz6n CO..
pedazos de hielo".
Aconseja a los j6venes que no
Sc casen con mujeres que duer-
man hasta la bora del almuerzo
y dice:
Levantarse cuando ell sol ha
su a~parici6n en- ell este, va
gar .por los bOsques verdes, por
los campos cubiertos de hierOa,
sentarSe junto a un arroyo muir
y escuchar ell bullir del
aqua con mistica subentonaci6n,
el alma en- la primavera
lie la iuyentud Y anade un Solo
20 a la triSteza dsl coraz6n del e.
lamoradO,,. una muchaaha cuyo
mayor placer es dormir Y ron =
ar entire la salida del sol y la
fora del almuerzo, y que cuando
ie levanta Sc pOne a leer histo =
las de amor y nOvelas diSgustan
es, es capa2 Ie colocar los CT
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO RoDRIcUEzl

D;lgado, Mario Galindo, Teresa
Ferran, Angel Palermo, Pedro
Rodriguez Fernandez, Ramon
Monies de Oca, Mariana Come.
saha, Cruz Sifonte, Roberto Sill
va, Maria Dorta, Maria Bazaar
tie, Maria Alfonso, Bernardo
Rua, Rogelio Alvarez Valdes,
Maria Monteresi, Leopoldo Diaz
Villar, Edna Bogue, Carmen va
hez Pardo, Maria Clesi, Estela
Gonzalez, Katie Esperon, Edel-
mira Alfonso, Son Maria COMA
l.sz, Angelo CYCLIC, Clementina
Lopez, Ramon Rodriguez, Ma
rio Serrano Ana Horruitiner.
Olga Sardegna, Narciso AOva-
r:z, Emilio del Rio, Estrella
Duarte, Manuel Beiro, Fernan-
DO Rodriguez y Mercedes de la
Parte.
lRogamos por que pronto po-
damos verlos completamente res
tablecidos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
Ell PARTIDO DONNA POR
COMPLETE Ell
CONSULTIVO
Los Escogedores Sc
Marckaron de la Junta

FL parti5o domina va ell conf
te Ccnsultivo Conjunto de las u
nionas de Tampa.
Ademas de haber electo presi-
dente a Vicente Fraga, por me-
dio del pase de lista v usando
los cinco votos de la Union 500.
Sc acord6 aumentarle ell sueldo
desde $22 a S35 por semana.
Ell tesorero, que CANADA SIS.
ganara SIS.
La Union de Escogedores, en-
demostraci6n de protesta, Sc re-
trio &c la junta del pasado lunes.
Ademas del "Cubanito", i'm
puesto por ell liider Simmons.
componen ell 'Consultivo los Sc
nores Pedro Permuy, vicepresi-
dente; jose Abad, s~ecretario:
Lucia Gonzalez vicesecretaria:
Luis Dfaz, teSorero, y Manuel
Laca, Jr., vicetesorero.
Sc debe ell dominic del parti-
a la apatia injustificada e in
convenience, de Ia mayoria de
.os trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
Santos del DtG
San Damian y Sta. Eulalia.
BGnquete a Leon Cain

BGnquete a Leon Cain
En- una vista que nos hiciera
ell Sr. Andres Garrido, promi-
nente miembro de la Logia Fran
cisco Ferrer y Guardia, No. As,
ncs inform6 que esa Logia ha-
bia acordado ofrecerle una Co
mida, como merecido homemade,
al Sr. Leon Cain, Presidente
del Carnival Latino America
no.
Nos dice a Sr. Garrido: con
este acto lie demostraremos al
Sr. Cain que lalabor que con
tanto interes lleva a cabo, en- la
barriada w~estampena, sc tiene
en- consideration y aprecio.
De este pr6ximo homemade
daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

da y bellfsima Srta. Elvira Ga
villain, amantisima hija de los es-
timados esposos Felina Y Jose
Gavilan, reSidente en- ell 2019 de
Ia Gale de Stuart.
Esa noche tambi6n sera pedi-
"a en- matrimonio la Srta. Gavi-
Ian por ell conocido joven Jesse
Martinez.
Debido a las muchas amista-
des con q, cuenta en- esta Socie-
dad la delicada damita, recibira
incontables demostraciones de
afecto y simpatia,
Ell cronista lie antictpa su fe-
licitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
I'm Libro PubIicado en- 1853

OB LtOTO TUOCbCuuO BU 1000
I'm caballero llamado S. 8,
Hall public6 un libro tituladO
ia Bendici6n del Matrimonio
o Como Encontrar una Esposa
Rica'', el ano 1858, en- ell estado
de Luisiana.
Aparecia ell libro dedicado al
p~residente James Buchanan y
lie costo a su autor muchOs dolo-
res de cabeza, por cuanto era la
epoca de los medicines de honor
y duelos en- el estado de las be-
EaS criollas y los arrogantes.
Vamos a hacer algunas ira
ducciones de parrafos del libro,
en- honor de nuestras lectoras.
Refiriendose a la prOpia edad
para Ell matrimOnio, Hall dice:
Cuando un hOmbre Aega q la yer
ia del critico periodic de 80, que
da muy poca esperanza de que
pueda sacarse a 81 mismo de su
letargo y perseverar hasta rea!i
Ear una fructuosa conquista',
"Muchos j6venes Sc sabe per-
dieron la buena oportunidad de
obtener una espOsa RIGA, bella e
inteligente por ejercer la dema-
siado libre facultad de debatir
con exceso'.
Luego pasa Hall a las soitero-
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
FL Bale del SdbGdO

Ell Bale del SGbGdO
Ell pr6ximo sabado SIC vera col
mazda de socios y amigos la sala
principal de la respectable sOcie-
dad L'Unione Italiana, con mo-
two del Bale Social de Carna-
val, organizado por la Secci6n
de Recreo.
Como de coStumbre va esta-
blecida en- esta clase de fiesta,
a Ia media noche sc ~efectuara
una reception, en- Ell salon de Sc
stones. A la misma han sido in
vitados los miembros de las dis
tintas sociedades ~regionales, pc
riodistas y otras personals.
La parte bailalble lie ha sido.
encomendada a la orquesta "Ho-
mer Mercer.
Sera de IL 100 de la noche a
loo de la mahana.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

dadano de la ciudad de Tampa,
ell Sr. Frank j. Cannon, Vice
Presiente de la Tampa Electric
Company.
Tai distinction lie fue preSenta-
da por el Sr. David E. Smiley E.
ditor del Tampa Daily Times.
Como invitado de honor asisti6
ell Hon. Gobernador de Florida,
Spessard L. Holland.
lReciba ell Sr. Cannon, con es-
tas llneas, la felicitaGi6n mas
sincera de este peri6dico.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
Bale de AniUers0aio

DuttC w EAHtNS'
La comisi6n nombrada al G.
fecto y presidida por Antonio
Licata, trabaja incansabl:mente
en- la preparation del Bale Ami
versario que e~fectuaran LAS Lo-
gias Progreso No. 81 e Ideal No.
55, de la Orden Odd Fellows. Ell
una pr6xima fecha.
Tn programa de entretsni-
mientos Sc esta preparando. Sc
nos informa que la fiesta tendrS
efecto en- los salones de la Le-
gi6n Americana, en- Ybor.
Francisco de la Nuez, parte
importantisima en- esta conf
sion, nos promote nuevos deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

AlcrJc7 de una vida LENA de mo
If t,as y de perpetua infe, jcliad.
Accnseja a hom6ras y muje-
q, Ell ca5allero Hall, con para
tos como los siguientes: Con-
raer una alianza con I'm hon.
IRE cuyo primer pensamiento 81
saL.r al sol es una copa de jerez
D IN cocktail de conag, 3 expo
o2rse a una vida de miseria."
La mujer que toma pUede ser
"ue nc pierda ell equi.i5rio, pero
este le beber IS muy POGO delica
do y de NAL gusto. NADIA hay mas
desagradable que yer a una mu-
Jer cundo pasa por su gaznate ell
liquido venenoso. "Denme una
esposa que no beba... o de 10 con
trariO no ms casare."
lEStima que ell joven pobre no
debe competir con ell rico, en- pro
blemas deamor, y arguye: I'm
Aldonis entendido o parfecto a.
depto en- ell amor dsbe hundirse
en- la insignificancia cuando lie
abruma la potencia del orc. Pue
de listed haber conquistado ell a.
fectO de ella, puede haber iogra-
do la promeSa de su mano, pero
81 un hombre rico la llama a SUI
ladO, ella obedecera ell namamien
to. Ell que NADIA en- la riqueza v
afluencias de la vida, eS admira-
do por tOdos, Cada acto es nota-
do con precision, cada virtud es
magnificada 10000 veces y Sc
hace de modo que refleje la pro-
porci6n a la vista admirada del
mundo parasitario."
Con respectO a las co2uetas y
co~queteria ''descarga:" La couue
ia atrae con su mirada, cautiva
por la magia de la elocuencia So
y fascina de tai modo al ena
morado galan que este Sc meten
en- ell campo de Ia competition y
pronto aprende que mas honor
hubiera conseguido saltando en-
de la luna, que inten-
tando apoderarse del premio bus
"Pero llega Ell tempo cuando
a coqueta empieza a perder bril-
10 en- los ojos, color en- las meji-
las, euando los enamorados no
1usean su %sOnriSa, o cuando ell
2xoeso de coqueteria lie ha toca-
10 Ell coraz6n con ell dedo de Ia
tecepci6n y entonces, como un
.ruan en- lagrimas, llora deses-
perada, lamentando ell tempo
'endido en- la coqueteria cruel v
antasioSa.".
Manara puhliaremos los pa
rafos finaleS de la selection.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
COntinlGn EnsayandO

Contindan los ensayos las dis
tintas parejas de las SecciOnes
de Damas y Recreo de nuestras
sociedades, que tomaran parte
en- ell grandioso festival LA Yer
bena de Tabaco''.
Estes ensayos estan a cargo
de la Sra. Carmen Ramirez, la
que asegura sc hara una verda-
dera creaci6n de los nGmeros.
va estan a punto de termi-
narse los vestidos que usaran las
comparsas.
Seguiremos dando detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
LA OFICINA DE INMIGRA-
CION M~ANTENDRA EN- TAM
PA UNI EXAMINADOR

Ell Sr. John R. Manning, jefe
INFERNO de la oficina local de In
migraci6, en- ausencia del correc
to y fino Mr.. Reilly, manifesto
aver que la Sacretaria de Justi..
cha ha resuelto mantener en-
Tampa, de modo permanente, un,
examinador.
Todavfa nose ha hecho Ell nom
bramiento. I'm examination via
jero, James B. Watkins, llagara
a Tampa ell lunes.
Estfmase que Ell puesto es ne
cesario, considerable ell ndmero
de personals que anualmente son
examinadas en- la oficina local.
ANUNCIESE EN-
IA GACETA"
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

mente la raz6n que produce nueva
faeiza y = ria, Y Ia aueencia de la
aric5-.l ,nt Edil4i llrciona. en-
la experienced de muchss que 10 han
usadc.
Ora forma para aliviar tai peri6-
a.2a q i0'al es tomqndo
RI CARDUI ccnJ Sc orlena. en,pe
= 10 tres dies aa1e, de "iu tie,npo".
jPor gu no prueba ell CARDUI?
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic. Irthfi-
tis o. nsuritis pain, Try. this simple
insxpsnsive home recipe that thogsands
are Using. Get package. Of Ru-Ex
Compound today. Mix il with a quart
a water, add the juice Of 4 lemons;
Il'a easy. No trouble Al all and
Hsasani. You need only table
h~poonfuts two times . day. Often
within rs hours sometimes over
night splsndid results are
eSsainsa. II the pains Do not
snidlV. lssvs ard y you DO not
I'll bsttaT, Ru-Ex viii con you
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