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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-15
BATTLE OF
 STALINGRAD {. DEADL0(kED
Actions Are All on Small SeaIe-Red Army Sill
 Holds Advantage
Continued from Page One)

smaller attacking forces than were employed earlier in the Stalingrad offensive.
 The Red Star, army newspaper, says the Germans have concen- trated a considerable group of in- fantry and tanks in an effort to occupy the northern quarter
 Today's noon communique said attacks of the Nazis' armored forces have been turned back by Russian artillery fire and parts of two German battalions have been wiped out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-15

of shorthand in the city who is willing to volunteer services for a class call him at the school to discuss arrangements and fees.
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The Galapagos Islands, new Pa- cific base for the U. S., is less than 1000 miles from Panama Canal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-15
Heinriths Is Named
 Cordova Postmaster

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Presi- dent Roosevelt today nominated Hollis Heinrichs to be postmaster at Cordova, Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-15
CAPT. DAVIS LEAVES

Capt. J. V. Davis, Reresentatiye- elect to the Territorial Legislature, left this forenoon for Seattle to rejoin his family.
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Subscribe to the Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
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DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 1l3.27; rails, 28.50; utilities, 13.49.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-15

Grenade was taken from the French word for pomegranate, be- cause of resemblance in shape to the fruit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-15

Certain venomous sea snakes swarm by the thousand in tropi- cal waters.
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The Amazon is more than mile and a half wide in some places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Facts No
Married Woman
Should Be Denied

IL 10 every wife's right to know certain
facts. Herueatest happiness, her physical
and mental well-being, may be at stake.
Yet thousands unknowingly Use over
strong solutions OF acids for the doUche
which can burn. scar and desensItize deli
cate tissue. \l".I
Today such doubts and unhappiness.
such risks are needless. Science has given
womankind Zonite. So powerful. It kills
instantly all germs and bacteria with
which il comes in contact. Deodorizes-
by actually destroying odors. Protects
personal daintiness. Yeti Zonite IS non
caustic, non-poisonous, safe for delicate
tissues. Over 20, 600, 900 bottles bought
Get Zonite at your druggist today.
Free Book Tells rnfinssts Fscts
rranIly written booklet Feminine Hy-
meme Today" mailed FREE. in PLAIN
wrapper. Write: Zonite, Dept. 1910
$40 lexington Ave-. New York. N. Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Huge Scoop Bonnets

Swooping-large bonnets in
three enchanting styles; spa
ghetti bow with pert calot
crown; deep crown, huge
brim with contrasting ribbon
trim to frame your face, a
mist of frothy yelling; deep
crown style with spaghetti
bow, a cascade of yelling. Red,
Kelly green, beige, turf tan,
gold, navy and black.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
BRASS HAT CHANGES

"Since that time the JAW
CiO has found out that navy
brass hats have made 80 many
changes In the two planes that
arc being built that Il II impo.-
sibe for the corporation 10 meet
this schedule.
Tho facts are that the JAW
Go has contacted both the FIJI
and the army intelligence citing
instances where men had MOTH
Ing to do. One shift would build
jigs and the other would tear
them down because they had
nothing 20 do"
In the case Of the Thorres- Mace
company. Camille Thorres, presi.
dent. said:
Il confirm the Washington re-
port"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
7 Pc. Glass Berry Set

Use it TO serve fresh or cooked
fruits use it to serve jello
or buildings! Made in Amer
ica of glistening clear crystal
glass, polished to high lustre,
this 7-picce set includes s fruit
saucers and one deep berry
bowl. Wonderful buy for the
home at Sans tiny price!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
KINCAID DISAGREES

This was disputed by Orval Kin.
caid. regional director for the
SWOC. which has contract with
the company.
There is no showdown" he
said AS a matter Of fact, pro-
duction In March was 30 per
cent above the comparative
month n year ago.
Ten per cent Of that increase
WAS due to q Victory committee
we set up. There are also pros
poets Of q further increase OF II
per cent In production due 20
our efforts.
NEW WAGE SCALE
"a new wage scale was handed
down as . result of arbitration
and no new contract is being
sought now. As a one-year pact
was signed September r."
r. w. Clark. president OF the
Hayes Manufacturing Company
denied there was a showdown anC
said production delays have beer
principally due to engineering anC
design changes experienced b,
many other plants"
The Aluminium Company o.
America declined comment.
r. M. Singer. president Of th'
Brewster Aeronautical Corpora
ton also denied there is any slow
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Sale! Auto Seat Cover

Replace your old, WORKOUT
seat covers .. put on set of
these new colorful, plaid fibre
seat covers! They protect new
upholstery dress-up old
upholstery. Excellent way to
make your car last! Woven
fibre wears and wears! Cloth
sides and backs and imitation
leather tops. Made for almost
any car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
FRANKENsTEEN DENIAL

Any showdown in the Curtiss
Wright plant was denied by Rich
ard T. Frankensteen, director o.
the aircraft division OF the JAW
Go. in statement 10 Senator
Byrd, which said:
your statement that the
UAW-CIO IL the cause OF
showdown In production ut the
Curtiss-Wright plant Is q vicious
lie.
I'm a telegram sent several
months ago to the assistant SEC
rotary of the navy, the UAw-
Go demanded that our govern
ment seize the Curtiss- Wright
plant to insure production OF
planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
DECLINES TO ADD

He declined 10 comment further
But Chester Eckert. international
representative OF the UAW-CIO
which holds contract with the
plant. said
There Ii no showdown EXCEPT
one that II the result Of the
company laying Oft men"
Eckert explained that abou,
once a week some men are sent
home ear& because they have no
more work 10 do.
A spokesman for the Atlas
Press Company agreed with Sena-
Tor Byrd's report OF a 2 per cent
showdown there. blamed 10 per
cent OF our employees for the trou-
BILE but said il was nothing I'VE
can put our fingers on. but we are
not getting the production we
should"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
| 50

Spaghetti Bows!
Wells!
Beautiful Colors!
Values to 2.95!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

You'll long remember the
smash savings on these fine
sweaters! 2, ; and 4-pocket
styles. Novelty rayon jackets,
1000 wool. coat sweaters,
novelty Argyle sweaters, and
wool rayon cottons. Button
or Upper closures, solid or
combination trims. An ex-
traordinary sale group!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Unions Blame
Brass Hats for
SIow-Downs

The charges Of Senator Harr,
Byrd of Virginia that labor slow
downs in eight war plants. -four
ofof them in Michigan, were cut
ting production. brought either
denials from the unions today OF
countercharges that navy brass
hats" were responsible for one ol
the principal production cuts.
Senator Byrd charged that the
slowdowns occurred in the follow
ing Michigan plants: Aluminium
Company OF America. Detroit;
Atlas Press Company. Kalamazoo;
Hayes Manufacturing Company,
Grand Rapids, and the Thorres-
Macs Manufacturing c mpany,
Jackson.
The other plants Senator Byrd
named were the Bendix Aviation
Company, South Bend. Ind: Cur
tiss-Wright Corporation. Column
bus, o.; S he mar Product S
Company. Mt. Vernon. O., and the
Brewster Aeronautical Company.
Long Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Built for hard wear con-
structed to give the utmost
comfort! Husky re. j." and
Union Made" work. shoes
and oxfords are made with
two full oak leather soles,
double stitched Goodyear welt.
thick grain leather insoles,
neatly finished bound top, and
dust-proof gusset tongue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
K. j." Police Shoes, Oxfords

Go all out" for defense-in
shoes that give supreme COM
fort and longest wear! Hale
and hardy as the u. S. Army
"E. is" are constructed
with two full oak leather
soles, double stitched Good
year welt, thick grain leather
insole, neatly finished bound
top. You couldn't do better
with your 5.67 in all Detroit!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
3 Piece Dinner Set

Costs little to set your table
with the bright charm of this
52-pc. American dinner set.
Beautifully decorated with
floral spray design, service
consists of: 6 each cups, sau-
GERS, dinner plates, soup plates,
fruit saucers, each meat
platter and vegetable dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Novelty Corduroy Shirts

Men, these are the shirts
you've been looking for i.
for sports or work! Their full
cut, smart styling make them
tops for golfng, fishing, and
everyday wear! Your 2.94
couldn't buy more quality, or
smartness than Sans offers
here. Small, medium, large.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
81
For Work or Plsyi
Ideal for Golfers.
.Fhbermen, efc.l
Bron'n, Royal, Msrooni
Trade In Your Golf Balls

Bring in two old golf balls and you can
buy one new one at Sans low price!
This timely plan was developed to keep the rub
Der stock in circulation and to permit you to buy
enough golf balls for your seasons PLAY. Over
the limited allotment, you can buyEan extra golf
ball for every two old ones you bring in! And
prices are LOWER AT SANS!
Sporting Goods Dept-RandoIph Store
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Coronation
In Puyallup
Shirley Neimon
Will Be Crowned

Daffodil enthusiasts viii assem-
bic in Puysllup Thursday evening
to participate In ceremonies ar
ranged for the crowning ~ Queen
Shirley Neiman of Puyallur and
her Tacoma and Sumner attend
ants, Miss Beverly Belfoy and
Miss Elaine Steele. at cordial
coronation banquet in the Elks
temple.
With Mayor Harry r. Cain Of
Tacoma. other officials and lead
ing bulb growers Of the Puyallup
valley in attendance. the dinner
program and coronation cere-
monies viii mark the opening Of
another famed naffodfi festival
minus the feature parade attrac-
ton.
Puyallup has decorated its
streets in colorful style for the
event and will turn out 10 greet
the festival royalty and visitors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Hunger Weapon
Used by Nippon

NEW YORK The Japanese are
exposing millions Of Chinese men.
women and children 10 death from
starvation and disease by driving
them en- masse from Hong Kong
and Shanghai as part Of a planned
program 10 reduce the population
of these cities, United China Re-
lief representative charged in a
short-wave broadcast from Chung
king today.
The representative Maurice vo-
taw, secretary Of the American
Church Mission In China - made
this statement as he appealed for
immediate American aid in the
"overpowering task facing the
Chinese government and foreign
relief agencies" Of rehahilitsting
more than 5000. 900 Chinese refu-
gees from Shanghai. Hong Kong
and other Pacific areas that have
been dominated by the enemy since
Dec. sth.
Votaw asserted that the Jap
snese are insisting that at least
one million more Chinese leave
Hong Kong within the next few
weeks. and are trying To drive
another destitute 800, 900 Chinese
men, women and children from
Shanghai in a further effort to de-
populate the Chinese section Of the
city"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Army May Stop
Marriages Of
YanlEs, Aussies

cg<0Al >1.sAuf M ~
HEADQUARTERS ~ Aue-
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saks ~sl~se sss- svsw ~ pee~s-
I~g uutnsarv ast>>s :. tee>1o
whetn<s Aes<ssrna setatese
sh~<ss1 r~essn~e ~ ~ upvuooee1
~ wss<vs Asstsalsss n1vs>.
tn usssvsnee> hase s~une1 :
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ssase N>ay ~ f~<snee~seu.
whit errsaIa Assesellnn 49,
80 hles~x s>seex1v eAot : Wae-
rage ''hne~ ens~11 ~ Impane1
~ 1881 ~ ~ eufet1noA -
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spshp~nna ssv>n.v1 snos ~ ~
ssrwrebsas ~ bp>s n>upe 49,
hseasee Am<sscoe npsvteo -
" marsy A~-ev~lsaa esvA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Union Bans
Women as
Cab Drivers

>EsrrtE-TAe Seattle Tsxi'
cab Drivers union hsrred vnmsn
members Thursday because Of
''the moral issue
Anticipating wsrsis~
shortage N me. drivers. ~
women eetsir~a hc~c.e. -
operate tasicat~. mt wAes
Mrs.. Erna Lorraine Haekes
Applied fer uries rsemf-~s~klr.
chr wss ~p~cted. she said
.se had her AS iniussses Zee
and regulation uriferm.
John Steiner, unlrn business
agent who refused her . permit,
declined to comment Dave Heek
northwest leader of the drivers
parent unlcn. the International
Brotherhood 81 Transfers tAFil.
said the union was ''unsisershi,
opposed 10 hiring wemen ~ TAN.
cab drivers.
That's not discrimination
against women" he said. ~cst
driving just lsnt wom~ns work.
Tho moral l..oe h In
Waived. Tssis To down . les
~ darn streets and eus n .
los ~ rcaaheases. I wouldn't
want m, wife ~ daughter n
drise . osb because I know
What could happen.
IF conditions develop where ~
cannot supply enough male drsv.
ers. well hsse To take In womrn
! don't think that point has come
yet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

Nov you -s- slim se~n ycar face and
rgure Without starvation dietinr - bach.
ereasInE exercises. Just eat sensihly and
hse harrols under the condition. ana se-
eording to directions IN the psrksx.
Asrrola Tablets have been sold 70 the
rshie for wore than thirty years. Ners than
twenty million boxes have been distributed
during that period.
Nsrmola a not . eune-sn Narrnols 10
erly for adult fat person. shoe. fsfn~.. i.
caused by thyroid deficiency thynathyroid-
hn1 but who are otherwise normal and heal
thy. We do not make any disgro.i. as that
10 the function Of your physician. Who must
hs consulted for that purpose Why rot try 10
lose those ugly, uncomfortable pound. the
hsrnnols way Get q boa of Msrnnoia today
from your druggist so
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Fails In Aiienpi
70 End Her Lie

Mrs.. Laura Anthony. ~. n e>aa
~. rm~p~st u Attempted n rem-
NIT suicide early rnnrn6av ~
slsshlns hcsh wrists with > rsuw
hlads. arecvdtns IN roltes. Vim
tnoh her n Pierce County hsnpstal
she vas treated and resurNeo
b. polics car ~ her hcsue.
Ths near tragedy wss fspcrssd
10 pcl,ce headquarters ~ NM ~.
q. Dotson. e>3e n. rrospers -.
10 whoee homs Mrs. Anthony
made her way after ths esiesds ~
tempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Wants COP.
Meet Held
Tocomon Differs
With Oukshoii

n ~oais ~ ~Sk hlurf<r~ not
u hcta = state convention this
sesr. Paul o. jonas Pierre county
member ~ Rsrehliesr state cen
tr.i committee asserted THURSDAY.
TIE proposal II state chair
nan Tim o>kshott gcc'vlilsl thai
the party not bod . eunventlcn
tins year strikes rs - = MISTAKE
ishns declared Ia fact. I wrote
him % that effect yesterday and
expect . rrriy Nv early NEXT w~es.
-Nssssesasoe ~ 4~us~esnes~
principles N thu esanss,p
sawsstssvass~a 10 a>eea1>ss
ar~e . s~e-Fasss ssssesn. 80
" e<sees party = scsse - ~
dawn. n u MT 80 - ~
aewssees<s.-
johns aid the oakshets idea
announced recently o, erekane
wss considered here Monday 81
. meeting ~ the county central
COMMITTEES. n which John Much
snsn u chairman.
"Uoehans~ aarp>x tat we
should psere~A ~ ~ h~sis
that there win ~ . state c~~-
vesssee- Uw~Aaaas wtn A.
petus . eeWveeeten e~sssuitees
"a prepare Tor . rses~s ceussv
ecNveattea. wkleA nosu>aley
~esia peere1e ~ state 800
s~nstes ~ shsus - Aass."
sAid JchRs.
He conceded there might ~
some merit IN . further suggestion
NJ the state chairman that eon.
sresssons' district meetings h. held
this year. instead n . state sss-
sion.
Johns IL ens ~ the sixth dss-
trict members N the stats advisory
COMMITTEES. bus said No meeting
~ this committee has been called.
The state central committee 10
scheduled Ia meet In SPOKANE IN
April.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Browne Rites
win Be Friday

Last rites far Jnhn Herher1
Browne. veteran linotype crerAsel
II The Tacoma Times SIAM. VII
~ held Friday n sis0 p. N. fFeM
G G. Mellirxer O.. eharsi. Win
the Rev. W. A. Moore officiating.
Cremation ~iii fnllcw
Honorary p@lit<sFsrs wsll ~ y.
c. Ti~tjs. " ! wslAn~sti. y ~
nrysn. I~cnssd = tAnnfo~. 4. !.
pemers and q. c. Meads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

TO MEET vRIDAY


The Hillsdsis Old Age Pension
Union VIII meet IT TAO ,. N.
Friday Al the home NJ n. y.
Wheeler. tai East e7d IT.. Il N
announced by Betty Rhodes, sscrs.
tsry.
Thursday only. Cow Butter store,
Pacific and jefferson. Hssdqusft.
ers for best butter on earth At
prices that defy competition. With
no rent 10 pay the Cow" &C.
cuples = unique position In the
dairy business. Remember that the
Cow with rox Island eggs. Whist.
rom buttrr and cheese has no
real competition In this state.
nan ASSN. To SEE vILM
Tho Eyes NJ the Navy" .
motion picture dealing with the
training ~ nlprs for the u. \.
navy, will m shown 81 the meet
ing ~ the Tacoms uar associs-
ton Friday noon Al Tacoma hotel.
DIR. l. J. KE1.Itit:It. Dentist.
announces he has taken over the
practice and office NJ DR.. John
ouff,h at iifs,s M. X street.
opposite Nay street thsstsr.
Phone Main 2Tp2. adv.
SECOND DOG POISONED
East aide dog PRISONERS sddsd
smother to their list u victims
Thursday. Police ssre eslisd 10
liz East Wright ave. 10 dsspos~ Of
. large Collie dog. which had bssn
poisoned Officers stsisd tne dogs
owner told than . nsighbors dog
had been polsonsd about . week
ago.
Butter cheaper, Co. ss,,-r s,or..
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

from Tacoma and sumner. Joint
participants in tho festival. Street
decorations wiz remain NJ through
Easter Sunday for the benefit Of
visitors TO the bulb fields. Shop
windows also win be decorated. IN
accordance with custom. To greet
the field caravans expected next
Sunday.
Because Of continued cold wealth
er. the vast daffodil fields are ex-
pected to continue an attraction
for visitors for another week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Red" Clough
Quits Force

Resignation q Officer l. L.
Rcd Cough from The police
force. effective a. % March -.
was accepted "Wednesday night ey
the civil service bard. /; Was an
nounced Thursday.
Resignation 81 Cough was ~
quested by Commissioner Of Public
Safety Holmes Eastwood. Who
said the former uas guilty ~ eoa-
duct unhecoming an officer IN
that he drank IN duty and failed
= report to the staten for mere
than two hours Breach Of con-
duct occurred within the past few
DAYS. Eastwood said.
Ciough joined the force sept I.
1891. For the most part he
served with the motor division a.
a motorcycle officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Buckley Town
Clerk Resigns
Protests $1,000
Expenditure

RtCktEy-rhe Buckley town
council Tuesday evening voted an
emergency ordinance providing
2.oae for purchase 81 a new FIRE
engine. The council had provided
$500 IN the budget fer this nur-
pose.
Charles Hafkins. town clerk.
argued with the ceuncilmsn on
points ~ the plan and rendered
his resignation when the ordinance
was passed. The council accepted
his resignation unanimously.
Mrs Andrew yot.ho Mr..
yslmer Hsnnns and Mrs Reg
Gross served on the hostess COM
mittee Monday evening for The
Womsn's Musical and Literary
club. Rev. and Mrs Kenneth
Short. who returned only recently
from serving a. missionaries IN
Borneo and Java talked and
showed slides 81 those islands.
Music was provided by group
Of Enumcisw high school students.
Jane smiterleff played an sc-
Gordon solo. Patty Patterson. sc-
companied by Jim York. sang.
and Doris Mae Hansen. accom-
panied by Doris Pash. played
violin solos.
Miss Creiilng Appointed
Womens Benefit association
met Monday evening for a brief
business session at which May
Crclling was appointed delegate
To the convention which will he
held in Seattle April q and %.
and Elsie DeI.ano was appointed
as alternate.
Wednesday evening the w. n. A.
Red Cross unit met AT the home
Of Mrs. Florence Oliver 10 work.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Jack Ranch.
The Buckley Flower club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs May Allen at Enumolaw with
Mrs. Martha Huey a. eo-hostess.
Mrs. stephan Ward Of Tacoma.
president of the Capital District
Of Federated Flower clubs. Vas
the speaker. Refreshments WIRE
served. Those present were the
Mesdames Leonard johnson. Bill
Koenig. Joe Mccutcheon. Jay
Kendle. Florence Greenwood. T.
Toney, Lake France. n. Fuchek.
A. r. Cox. y. Bailey. John Craig.
Paul James. Percy Miller. A.
Carlene. ID. Greenwood. y. Styers.
J. f. Martin. John Clogston. NJ.
Johnson, c. Brock, =. Long and
the hostesses.
The Mixmaster club will meet
Thursday evening st the home Of
Mrs. Ed Romberg for games and
late lunch.
Mrs. William hoeller OF Enum-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

Theft of . trench coat and flash
light from his automobile ~ No.
let and n s,s. Was reported 70 po'
lice Wednesday by Wilhelm Bskks
of 1874 No. ssth 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Give Your Lazy Liver
This Gentle Nudge
fello~ Nossd Ohio Do<sos's Ad.ies
To Relieve CONSTIPATION

To Relieve CONSIDERATIONS
n liver hsls en<rs't eow frosty ss<vv
eos INTO yoar inisstlns.--oons,ipsfsas
with iis hsadsehss and that halt sllys''
fsssinT oftsn result. 70 SIR sp yous liver
bils secretion snd s>> kss ns<k better
yog skosld fssii Jsss tsy Dr.. Edwsfds'
Osiys Tzbisss E.ss1 - successfully fee y~.ss
b. Dr.. y. ". Edwards for kis pstisnts
WITH eonstipstien and sluggish liver bBs.
Dsses Tsi,ssss. hsinx passis r<s<t1ti<.
arr sosSerfsii They Eos only sslm1izis
BIZ kow 70 isip d,gssi fAsiy foods b1s
sl.s i.slp sliminzfish. Css ia TODAY.
~. 5ef. zoe. ~ enazssorss. AZ