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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-03

Heard in passing The Hartford Times and the New Haven Register both observed anniversaries New Years Day. The Times 125 years old, while the Reg ister celebrated 100 years daily Robert Senge, whose death occurred in New Britain the other day. was wellknown in Waterbury during prohibition days he bridge at New London the Thames River is half completed despite serious setback caused by collapse of coffer-dam . Howard Smith and Leo Pondolfi pop uar Swift employees and weknown along packers row, have made New Year resolutions to cut e thicker than ever-the steaks not the baloney.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Discourse and Lecture
Set for tomorrow al
All Souls Unitarian
Dr.. Pierce to Preoch;
Mony Activities Corded
For Coming Week

Before the comparative religion
class, All Souls Unitarian Church,
at 10 Am. tomorrow DR.. T. D. Martin
Of the National Education Associa-
ton viii continue . discussion Of
Religion In the Public Schools" I"
DR.. Arthur w. Hummel, chief. Divi-
sion Of Orientalia, Library of Con-
gress, VIII speak on Americas Stake
In the Far East at the same time
before the current problems class.
Or. Ulysses @. B. Pierce viii preach
at II am. on Meeting Angels
In addition to the provision Of
cots and Sunday breakfasts for SOL
diers over the week end, first aid
classes and Red Cross sewing groups,
special activities during the week
include q showing Of first aid mo-
ton pictures, Before the Doctor
Comes" and THAT Others VIII
Live" Thursday evening In Pierce
Hall and the starting Of . new Red
Cross nutrition class Wednesday
evening, with Mrs. Chester Watts
as instructor.
The Pilgrim Pastors Fellowship
viii hold . dinner meeting ut 7 pm.
Monday. DR.. Douglas Horton will
be guest OF honor.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Metropolitan Memorial
Sermon Topic Announced

The Rev. Edward @. Latch. min
lister of the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church, win have for his
topic Sunday morning what n
Means to BE q Christian" At s:4S
q m Mrs. Hiram Green win talk to
the Susanna Wesley Class on
"Storehouses Of Great Riches"
The Junior League for Children
will meet In the vestry, with the
program in charge of Mrs. Richard
Z. Dunkley.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
will meet Monday evening.
Circle 2 viii present Miss Helen
Shenton. mezzo-soprano: Mr..
Howard Clayton, tenor, and Miss
Gertrude Kroto. piano and solovox.
In a recital at $50 pm. Tuesday. A
silver offering viii be taken.
AT l2:45 pm. Friday Circle No, r
will meet for luncheon mt the home
OF Mrs. w. Cameron Burton. Circle
8 will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Justin Edgerton.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Births Reported

Apranams. Leon and audrey, girl.
Alberts, George and Margaret. boy.
hnSsr Ieon.rS Ms :d and N.is. sss GSy siy
Babbit, Harry and Sarah. boy.
Bennett, Arthur and veima. girl.
Bolts. John and Doris. sirl.
Burke, william and Naomi, girl:
Cook, Richard and Mary, boy,
Canada. william and Halle. boy
pisoue. Elmer and Gathering, boy.
fenertg. % william william ii and anf Helen. eI sirl. io''
Flohr. Deeter and Arminta. girl.
Garner, joseph and Margaret. boy.
Geiermann Frank and Edna, boy
Geisbsrt. William and Josephine. boy.
wsss sydnss snd snd Bsnss. rI ar
Hsysiette. Carmel and Helen, boy.
Hiebert, John and Mabel. boy.
Hill. Fred and Grace. boy.
Lennon, Edward and Isabelle. siri.
Krause,- Frank and Evelyn, boy.
Kane, James and Margaret. boy.
Marshan. zsnesyille and Ruth, girl.
Msras Melnh01 cnarIss as and nad rSra. rhsl Sf SGS
Morris. william and Margaret girl.
Neely. James and Mary. girl.
Newport, Gothern and Dorothy. girl
Riley, Phillip and Thelma, boy:
ku6soIs eter Sord d. .n6 and Assn Ms1s ssy boz
Seiger, BENJAMIN and Lillian, boy.
Shilling, Peter and Ruth. girl.
Simpson, Murray and Virginia, boy.
Smith, Charles and Catherine, girl.
Stevenson. Ward and Matilde. girl.
Stratton, winston and Virginia, boy.
Tardy, Carl and Margaret. girl
Taylor. Andrew and Lorena, girl.
Thorne, RAYMOND and Ruby. girl.
Warren. Willie and Hazel. boy,
Whitten, David and Miriam, girl.
woodend, Robert and Frances, girl
Brown. James and Estelle, boy.
Davis. joseph and Connie. girls t2l,
Femming, Thomas and Mary, girl.
Garner. James and Annie. boy.
Harris, Nicholas and NAgsrene, giri.
Mathis A B. and Jessie. girl,
Mosley. Steven and Rosa. girl.
Mccain. Leonard and Bertha, boy.
Tucker, Edward and Margaret, girl.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Bible Gloss Will Hold
Annual Fluq Service

DR.. Paul r. Douglass, president OF
American University. win be the
speaker at the annual nag service
OF the Harrison Bible Glass OF the
Congress Street Methodist Church
at Q pm. tomorrow. The class will
meet In the Sunday school room.
then march TO the church audi
torium In a group. Fred n,
Stephens, president Of the class, will
preside.
The Rev. Dorsey X. Sturgis,
pastor. win preach at the morning
service on The Task of the Church. !"
Special music viii be furnished by
the choir.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
College Head to Preach
At Church of Brethren

DR.. G. c. Ellis, president OF Juniata
College. Huntington. Pa. win speak
at IL am. on The Adventure of
Faith" at the washington City
Church OF the Brethren.
DIR. Warren D. Bowman viii
preach at 8 pm. on An x-ray of
Your Life"
The Service Sewing Unit meets
at the parish house every Tuesday
evening to mend and make clothing
for refugees. Help Is solicited.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Dr.. kincheIoe 10 Give
Sermon tomorrow al
First Congregational
Chieogo Educotor to Toke
As His Topic The New
Self-Consciousness'

The R4w. Dr. Samuel c. Kincheloe,
associate professor Of sociology In
Chicago Theological Seminary. win
preach on The New Self Conscious
ness" at ii an. tomorrow ut First
Congregational Church. He Is re-
garded ~ one OF the foremost au-
thor1ties In the field OF city churches.
Music viii be by the n cappella
choir of 50 voices.
There will be 10 evening service.
Al 4 pm. this church viii join other
Congregations churches In the serv-
ice at the Washington Cathedral,
where Or. Douglss Horton. minister
and secretary Of la1s General Coun-
ell Of Congregational Christian
Churches, viii preach.
oficers and ministers Of the Con-
eregational churches win meet later
at Cleveland Park Church for a
buffet supper and conference with
Drs. Kincheloe and Horton.
There win be no Scrooby Club
meeting tomorrow.
The Fortnightly Club will meet
Monday Ut 9 pm. for dinner.
The Young Women's Club viii
hear the Rev. Howard Stone Ander-
son, minister, review John Stein
becks The Noon Is Down" at its
dinner meeting ut Sis pm. Tuesday.
The supper and service ut 8 pm.
Thursday will be heard and dele
gates to the annual meeting OF the
Middle Atlantic Conference will be
elected.
The Women's Association Of the
Middle Atlantic Conference has
elected Mrs. Anderson, wife OF the
minister. As It's new president. This
IL the FIRST president from the Wash
ington area.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

over the prayers Of japanese Chris
tians for peace.
Today there Is . united front In
the American churches. Pacifists
and non-pacifists are working to-
gether on . program of common
spiritual service. Pacifists are not
obstrueting the war effort. There
is no great controversy between
pacifists and non-pacifists to disrupt
unity. Church pronouncements con-
tinually stress the need Of under
standing between those who par
ticipate in war and those who are
conscientiously opposed to war.
Toxic would give . great deal, &C.
cording to missionary leaders, to
break up this united front and get
church leaders quarreling with each
other. So would Hitler.
The Norwegian Clergy.
What has happened to the Nor
wegian bishops and clergymen who
recently resigned from the state
church,
Latest information. cabled by the
Geneva correspondent of Religious
News Service this week, Is that:
The Quislins government has set
up . church council. described ~
purely consultative" which In
cludes the bishops appointed by
Quisling. the Minister and Perma-
nent Secretary for Church Affairs
and Quisling himself.
The government church depart
ment has circularixed al the re-
signed pastors. urging them to con-
tinue their pastorates and prohibit
ing them from exercising their min
istry outside the church.
Only four out Of SO pastors In the
town Of Stavanger responded. The
Quisling bishop then decreed that
laymen win distribute communion
to the sick and dying.
In the town of Skien, In the
southwest of Norway, the congrega-
ton OF the cathedral boycotted the
new uisling-appointed bishop.
The whereabouts Of Bishop Berg
grav. primate Of the Norwegian
Church, who was released from q
concentration camp last week, are
unknown.
Education Advance Opens.
In the United States, an .all-out
spiritual offensive" was launched
against paganism, materialism and
secularism when the United Chris
tian Education Advance opened in
Washington, Louisville, Milwaukee.
Dayton and other cities across the
country. These were the first of
some 135 local conventions to be
held In - States during the next
two weeks under the auspices of the
International Council Of Religious
Education. Church leaders in the
principal Protestant denominations
have been preparing for this ad-
vance for several years.
Speakers ut the opening conven-
tons urged greater efforts In
spreading the message Of religion to
the 1900 900 "un-churched" young
people In the United States. They
also appealed for q united approach
among the churches to community
problems and condemned national
and racial bigotry.'
At the Dayton (Ohio) convention,
Martin L. Harvey Of New York,
Negro member Of the speaking stan,
refused to participate in the confer
ence or at three other conferences
scheduled in Ohio cities. Harvey
said his reason for withdrawal was
the fact. that accommodations ut
Dayton hotels had been denied him
because he was q Negro.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
The Rev. G. G. Roberts
To Observe Anniversary

The Rev. Carroll C. Roberts will
begin his second year as pastor of
the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow.
He Is conducting q series of
evangelistic sermons on The Living
Church" and win preach tomorrow
morning on "The Living Church
Its Creative Fellowship" His eve
ming subject Is The Plan of Saliva
ton"
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Deaths Reported

Mary A. Shinn, IS, 1918 chanin ST. nv
Katie Loranx- 81. S1oo Massaehusetts
,,.ss aye .n.,Ms.r ~ - o... -
oeorse W. II, soeilner. SO. 1886 isth
at nv.
Lena p. solomon. SIS, Garfield hospital.
Stanley s. Komiaxiek. So, ao7 II ST nv
william Kingston. IS. Gslsinser Hospital.
Angelo stnagro. Sc, 81. Elfsseeths Hos
pital
William A. Kendriek. 20. LIST and Douglas
sta NV.
Melvin L. Jareos. 8. walter Reed Hos-
pitAl
Mary {. Brooks. 50. lso7h 18th ct. NV.
Rosa Thompson. 90. lSoe 1Sth OF, nv.
George Jason. 6s, 1854 4th st. Av
Lula n. ReAves. 50, Freedmens Hospital.
Rnfus Butler. %a, qalnnger Hospital
fn,s1 AL. fn. 20 "a ~ A An iI,.s.r . ~. H..,,,,,
0arexu4e JAekDcns %. xfeeAmsn's Hos-
SsSsS snisA. -. oaninssr Mssp,tai.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
To Open Art Exhibit

Lady Halifax, wife Of the British
Ambassador. was to open the Chill
dren's Art Gallery of Warrington ut
$50 pm. today. Pictures done By
British youngsters are on display.
The exhibition Is being presented In
the Phillips Memorial Gallery and
Win continue through this month.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
waugh Methodist

At IL An. the Rev. Samuel E.
Rose speaks on The Model Of
Love-" Special music by the COM
bined vested chotrs. Miss Heusted
meets with the junior missionary
group downstairs at 10:X am. The
Junior and intermediate ages are
included.
Senator Ralph O. Brewster Of
Maine viii speak ct . pm. This
occasion Is sponsored by the three
mems classes on the Sunday school
Special music.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
will be held on Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
The Week in Religion
vichy Gives Churches LesoI Stotus.
But Move Is Suspected os Propaganda
Helsgsoas News Servics-.
D7Spatches from Y


decree
the Council Of the State Advisory Body Legislation empowered TO
religious congregations ouawed under the laws Of
1901 BY the procedure religious orders be dissolved
yhy certain
expelled resumed activities
Evening star., 1942-04-25

What ysa bsy b net. - prscisas
- the paper yea wAste n yeu insist
that ye1r sterekeepef wrap II up.
VASed fsr var uae&.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Immaculate Conception

The Rev. Joseph p. Bradley win
preach the sermon at the 1915 pm.
mass tomorrow, which will be cele-
brated by DR.. John K. Cartwright.
The choristers will sing.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
GorSuch Methodist.

DR.. Lewis S. Rudasil will speak on
The Best Robe" at IL am His
subject at the 8 pm. service win be
"A Question Of Great Significance. |"
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Eirt4era,,
IAK0lAA

Seventh snA Bahia ots. NJ.
Three Dlocks East Of walter 9eed.)
B8v. J. AD81AN R3KUTE1. Faster.
Sunday School ct o:3O am.
Morning Worship ut HOO am
IAN Kxplanatisn Of the Hiraels Of Eastsr. !"
J. L. League. $40; Q. L L., $50 pm.
Evening Service At 500 pm. /.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church

Maryland Avenue and 9th St. NE
J. Harold MunDer, d. D.. Faster
Cedric ". TilbefG, A. D., Assistant
SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL OF
$50 ON. Closes and Depor-
nents for All Ages
MORNING WORSHIP OF II 100
ON. Sermon: THE Limits of
Liberty" The Postor. preaching.
LUTHER LEAGUES at $50 pm.
Three Age Groups.
EVENING WORSHIP OF 7:45 pm.
Sermon: The Power of the Honest
Life" Rev. Cedric w. IiIbere.
The Hsms-Liks Church
Evening star., 1942-04-25
ST. Marks
AND THE INCARNATION

I4th end Gelatin Sts. NV.
Marylsnd SynsA United Lstheran Chareh)
REV. HENRY MANKEN, r., Pastor.
REV. Md. WHITE. Assistant.
$50 am.--Matins and sermon.
$50 a.m.--Hible Dchool for All.
IL 100 a.m.-Worship end Sermon.
700 pm-Y p Luther Leagueg
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Marriage License
AppIicotions

UndeY ID. G.. L1H, couples must
spply for q marriage license on
ore day. matt three full days and
receive their license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
couSted the same Gs other days.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Eittlrrt.at.

F AITH
Lee Blvd. at Jaeksen, Arlingtsn, Va, Church
Service. $50 an, IL am. and S:16 pm,
3. g.. $50 Am. Luther League, pm
GEORGE J. GREWENOW, Rsstsr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Many Freshmen Enroll
EARLY At University

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept So-The
University had Ar enrolment Of
approximately 500 freshmen stu
dents on the second DAY OF orienta.
ton week. Registration begins
Thursday This figure surpssses
that Of last year by the slight mar
z'n Of about - students. Com
rsred N last years lila men and
sss women. there are l.13s men
and $50 women this year The
total for the freshman enrolment
last year was LIS
Under the rhree.'erm plan which
the t'niyersitv will operate for the
duration. education Is now possible
the year round The time required
70 obtain q degree ha, been re-
duced one-third Students may
complete four years OF work al the
University in two years and eight
months without sacrificing either
the quality or quantity Of instruc'
ton
At the close OF the University.
first full summer term last Satur
day. students are now enjoying ar
sht DAYS vacation allowed them
before the opening OF the fall tern
+ oct
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Convoca atoms at u.
Scheduled Monday

Ann Afbor. Mich Sept so 4
University conyocation will be held
Monday. oct :. At 30 A m in the
Raekham Lecture Hall in cOnnec-
ton with the e3rd annual opening
exercises Of the Medical School
President Alexander & Ruthven
will preside and the convocation
lecture will be given ny Grover
Cleveland P-ntberthy " d 10.
colonel in the Medical Corps Of the
United Stats Army His tonic
will he Contributions OF War TO
Medicine"
a convocation Of all students en-
rolled in the School Of Dentistry
for opening OK rcises will also he
Monday at y. m. in the audi.
/ forum OF the Kellogg Institute
Tho principal address viii he
given by Dv Louis 4. Hopkins. d.
rector NJ the summer session and
/ chairman OF the University Wal
Board He will talk on What tbs
University is Doing in the VA
I Program
All clinics and laboratories in thu
School ~ Dentistry will he close
l Monday afternoon until $50 ?. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
LeyIin K. James Named
To City Draft Board

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept. so -
President Roosevelt, upon the
rdecommendsto OF Gov Murray
u. Van Wagner has appointed
Laylin x James of the University
Law School to the Ann Arbor city
draft board Ills appointment fills
the vacancy made ny the death of
Emeritus Edwin c. Goddard on Au-
gust li.
Prof. James was a second lieu
tenant in the field artillery during
the First World War He has
been on the University law school
faculty since 1925 He pract.ced
Law in New lork City and served
on the faculty OF the Lewis lnsti'
tute in Chicago and the University
~ Pittsburgh He has served on
the Community Fund hoard Of di
reotors and has also been active
in civic affairs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Services Conducted
For Mrs. Wagner, "a

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept so -
Final rites were conducted Tues
day afternoon for Mrs Amelia
Louise Wsgnoi 81. who died sun
dav at the home OF her son, Her
man. in Keego Harbor Mrs.
Wagner was resident OF Wash.
teuaw County for the greater por-
ton Of her life.
The services were at the home of
her daughter. Mrs Carl Schafer
Del I'd. near Saline with Rev.
Arthur Wacker officiating. Burial
was in Lodi Cemstery.
Besides III son and daughter.
she is survived nv second daugh'
ter. Mrs. Ananda Dupper Ann
Arbor. brother. Herman Colt.
saline. two sisters. Mrs. Fred
Walker. Saline. and Mrs Emma
Heinzmsnn. Grand Rapids six
grandchildren. Alfred Wagner and
Mrs. Emma Apple. Ann Arbor, Nor
man Craft and Mrs Edward
scheme. Detroit. Mrs Rex Gleason
Saline. and Robert Schafer Lodi
Township. and five greatSrsnd
children.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
FORFEIT BONDS

Ann Arbor Mich. Sept 30 -
George OTTO Reichuage. Jr. Wysn-
doite. Charles Edward Coz Lincoln
Park Mich Waiter LitvinsN, Wy.
andotte. and Edward Wardeil. Wy
andotte. all forfeited SIS bonds by
failing to appear for trial before
Justice Harry W Reading nn
charges or in,GNication and disord
rrlinose The four mon wcrr A..
rested Saturday In the Michigan
Stadium during The Great Lakes
Michigan game. Robert " Pierce
Ann Arhor. was fued Sass Ivy
Justice Payne for speeding
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Ann Arbor News
Commissioners Named
TO Apprsise Damages

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. 80 -
Three court commissioners who
will appraise the damages 10 he
paid as comp5 nsation for improve
ment and relocation Ward Rdr
were appointed Tuesday by Cir
cult Judge George W Sample.
They are Mrs. Jessie Collier. Ann
Arbor. Carl Curtis. Saline, and For
est Roberts. salem Township.
The construction of the new
roadhed involves Npsilsnti Town
ship property owned by Mrs. Ethel
Van Vrschen. Battle Greek. Hsr-
vey ". Chapman. Lawrence. Ethel
Gafney. Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
G. gorge \. Hu,ar Monroe. Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvestet F. Brown, l25 Stew
art st, and Mr., and Mrs. Paul II.
Ehman. Mr.. and Mrs, Fred NJ.
Greenstroct. ri of Npsilanti; Mr..
and Mrs. lshmael j. Radwell De-
troit: Carl Rundt, Hollywood
Calf. Mr.. aud Mrs. X Raymond
Gaines. Detroit, Glover Watson
Bondholders. Inc. Pennington, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne G Cornwell, Ann
Arbor: Mrs. Mary G. R!edsoc. San
I Bednadino. calf Mr. and Mrs.
William Binder Oak Park. Ill. Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Garrison, Cen
trail Lake. Mich. Mr. and Mrs
Claude Whit. Jackson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry j. Guttschlog, Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs Carl Brown, Union
City. Mrs. Beulah Handy. Clifton
Springs. y. Y; MIR. and Mrs. c
I r. Dylc. GrooSe Pointe Park: Mr.
and Mrs Jacob W. Kohn, Washing
ton. D. e.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

BLU-li a m. Breakfast at
Sardis.
1.i5 p m Vincent Lopez urchss.
ira.
500 Weston Five, Hin Billies.
MBS-ll:3 80 a. m. Yankee House
Party.
SIS p. m Belmont Race, record
cd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
PICkETs REMOVED

Grand Rapids, Sept. 3o-lNS 49,
Pickets at two construction pro-
jeCts today were removed as work
ers awaited settlement OF labor
dispute at tho Grand Rapids Ora 81
Company which has stopped opera
tons on owen kimbail Company
contracts. Meanwhile. James vii
son. labor board conciliator Of Mus
kegon. was expected to aid in set
Ting the dispute.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Ann Arbor May Place Trailer
Camp on Donovan School Lot

reach a figure aS high as SlSl'o
YEARLY. Initial expenditures have
been set AZ si0.5o0 on the building
remodelng and sl5.ooo for installs'
ton OF streets lighting, wafer and
other necessary facilities.
Sanitation would he provided for
$50 persons and nursery and sick
room would he available in the
school
Before work is started on the
project the board Of public works
is 70 provide detailed plans and
cost estimates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
TWELVE ESCAPE

Alpena. Sept 3O-TWelve per
sons escaped flaming farm dwell.
ing near here when Kerosene
lamp ignited the wall paper. level
ed the building destroying the con-
tents. The house was occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Light and fam
ily OF seven children. and by an
other son, Fr,d Light and his wife
and child. = years Of age.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
TO CONDUCT MEETINGS

Lansing. Sept 30--INS- Mem
hers Of the state liquor commits
sion will conduct a series OF meet
ings with Fort Custer officers dur
ing october To IN problems re-
lating 10 the sale OF intoxicants to
soldiers. Chairman Ralph Thomas
said today. The first meeting al
ready has been held AT Marshall.
he said. with the next conference
set for October - al Battle Greek
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

This big value offer Is made be-
cause We believe At least % per
cent Of the people Of Ypsilanti
need a medicine for such common
disorders as gas pains sour Stom-
sch. sluggish liver constipation.
weak Kidneys. rheumatic pains
and general run down conditions.
We also believe il Is only fair that
everyone who suffers should have
a chance 10 fry a medicine ar this
low cosr 70 500 II il will help them
before they pay the fullsize priss
!or l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

tillNlnE z con-
bon you could
get 2 high
quality medi
cine for 25c. II
would sound
urh elievab'e
wouldn't IL
And since sim
liar medicines
often cost IN
10 a dollar or
more indeed
~ 49,
= ? m nhe.
nomenal Yet
itfstr,Is' such
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
What it is

The medicine deferred tn is not
Z 'cure-all but A new scientific
formula containing the juices OF 4
Of Natures finest health. building
herbs known as Giuan). which
has helped 81 per cent Of those
who have taken IL Therefore. We
offer each person one Introductory
hottie OF Gitsn FOR CSC tomorrow
Friday and. Saturday ONLY be
cause w9~belieye those Rho are
benefited viii keep on using IL.
The regular full.size price OF this
medicine is Sl23.
Gillian VII aid in clearing up
skin orup'iaus that are caused by
the impurities in The organs. will
aid I'm overcoming sallowuess
rmuddy' complexion which is
due to sluggish liver. will he of
assistance in relieving rheumatic
and ueuri'is pains by removing az.
cumulatious % roisons from the
Eidneys and blood stream. and viii
heln PM he ROSY GLOW or
HEALTH into your cheeks.
GILLIAN helps make your stom
ach. liver Kidneys and bowels
more active j. valuable IN building
up your general condition so fha
Won may LOOK. ACT and FEEL
Ike DIFFERENT MAN o.
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your real age