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By LIN CONNr-

HTGAyID NIvEN. one of sfs three. h> owners of Four star r makes an interesting o5 agva about westerns "Wsa MS al ways will De a stanle of IN
 Should TN confne itself to i~aoar. pictures, it would kill the mn 6i- nm People want to a via the TV screen to the outd arS''#
 incidentally Four Star win nro- suce 200 nv films this year at an average cost of sAO,Oao each
 Dcsi Arnaz announces that p Productions is bluepriniiag Tg films most ambitious series to date series of 37 hour-lcra video films involving a production outlay of about ST. a00 000 The series will be tagged "DaS iln Playhouse" and. including tune and production coin. wiA involve about Sl5, ,OO0 900
 CBS has promised Victor Borge a serious dramatic show ii is V paradox in show business that the men who work hardest to get people to enjoy themselves aat the ones who take themselves the most seriouslyl Five clients were ready to share the tab on the Grouche Marx show but the S52, 800 price tag scared them away James Mason is being naged tc star in nv series based oR the movie. The Third Man PLATTER CHATTER
 CAPITOL: The very popular "Tequila" gets rousing rendition tom the baton of stan Kenton
 This Is number that should make Rew fans for Stan Reverse has something called Cuban Mumble" that makes small aoise but who cares with 'Te- quila doing so well? Jack Jones. AIlan's talented son. does a mag. nfffcent job with "A Very Precious Love- from Marjorie Morning star" Whats the Use?' IS en the flip side.
 MERCURY: A disk destined for sig things is Wishing for Your Love" done beautifully by a new group called The yoxpoppers" Flip has The Last Drag Golden Ruby Blue" is the eye opener done by Jimmy Edwards who combines it with My Honey
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The Baranof Banner, Sitka IA laska

short-stop. after watching the recent S. E. Meet, the writer came to the obvious conclusion that the best dis tance runner in high school circles is Edgecunbe's Stan Mack. Mack, who was last week elected an next years student president, could make a 90 of it in college com petition and without much doubt win his share of races eight more days until school is out.
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SPEECH PROGRAM conc ol, and Sheldon Jackson.
Nit. Edgecunbe

At Mt. Edgecumbe Hos- pital, in the orthopedic ward and the sanatorium, volnnte- e4- workers have been schedul ed for work with several students. Tn the high school, examination of students has emphasized the need for the organization of some kind of speech improvement as well as speech correction at that school. Speech reading for a student in the School for Pratical Nursing has pro- gressed nicely under the dir ection of Mrs. David Sparl- ing.
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are all listed in the phone book with exception of Mrs Latta who can De reached through the Sheldon Jack son Junior College office Mrs. Dolenc's number is list ed in the Mt. Edgecumbe4 section.
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Gene Riggs; Landscaping,
 frank Richards; Arts, Mrs. Celil Gould; Visiting, Mrs. Frank Latta; Sewing, Mrs. H. R. Finch and Mrs. Elvin k. Rottluff; Holiday celebra- tions and decorations, Mrs. John Dolenc. These people
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so that anyone wishing to work with a particular group can get in touch with the person in charge.
 The committee chairman are- Membership, Chuck Con way; Public Relations, Mrs. Iack Calvin, Ways & Means.
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the f1rSt tune tIllS YtdI ao llie Braves made this author and numerous other experts look good by proceeding to rornp to their third consecu- tive Track and Field champ ionship in the recent South eastern Meet held on tho Car dinal x Gold campus. Tor the Edgecumbe students, who have had little to shout about in Edgecumbe athletic fortu- nes this year, it was a sup 1ene effort in a year of frus- tration and the Island stu dents promptly began to live it up once they realiz- ed that victory was within their grasp.
 The Edgecumbe Braves earlier had won the Annual Lions Relays and made it a clean sweep by winning tho Southeastern Meet more decisively to make believers out of doubters.
 The win BY Edgecumbe over arch-riyals Juneau, Sit ka and SIS came as a sur prise to no one. Track and ITield championships at the Cardinal and Gold camps have become as inseparable as bacon and eggs. But is has not been easy Coach McGil- Iis, the man who engineers inc we1l-oiled Edgecumbe track machine, evidently be lleves in the old proverb that it's .five-per-cent inspiration and ninety-five percent pers piration" as he drove the Braves through gruelling practice sessions that went into tho wee hours. To Bene- diet McCillis, we doff our  cap.
 After the smoke of battle lad cleared, the following results were turned in: Edge. 69; SJS-3O; Sitka-23; and Iuneau-22. II goes without Saving that the best individ- nal performances were turn od in by Bob Welfeldt of Sitka and Stanley Mack of Edgeclmbe. Welfeldt broke two records as he set the pace with d. lO.9 clocking in the 100 yard dash to break his own record set in last Years meet. The Sitka sprint ci came back to shatter the 22O mark sci BY Sammy Mar tin of Sitka in 1856. Wei faldt'e ne1y mark IS :23.9 Edgecumbe's great distance runner, Stanley Mack broke two records that he himself set and was instrumental in helping the Braves shatter the old mark in the Medley Relay. Mack set the pace With a timing of 1896 in the gruelling mile run and same back a few minutes later to set d record-breaking run of 2:09.2 in the SS0.
 So sizzling were the Edge cunbe Braves in defense of the crown won last year, they broke six records to justify their right to take residence m the throne room for the third straight season. Other. records falling by the way- side Were the S8O yard relay as the Braves came home free to better the Old mark set by Edgecumbe in 1856 The 1858 team broke the tape at l;42.6 and consisted of Russell James Demetri l.estenkof, Melvin Brown And Richard Boskofsky, the the Medley Relay by Edge with \ time of 3:45.4 to push aside the old mark of 3:48-3 posted by the Sitka team last wear. The 1858 Edgecumbe team; Stanley Mack, James Rees. Gerald Evans & Cor- nelius Lauridsen; new
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Sport Page The Crying Towel
.(by CiI Truitt)

team mark was set -in the 44O relay as Edgecumbe set the pace to record a new timing of :49.2 and brushed away the old record posted by the 1857 Ketchikan team.
 Other new individual marks set in the 1858 was by Paul White (Edge-) who soar ed over the cross bar at 5'9D to better by two inches the old high jump mark set by Jim Manley of Juneau in l9- 55, and Don Nowacki Jun- eau) who cleared the cross bar at an even 10 feet to es- tabIish a new record in the pole vault. Int record Up un- til last weeks meet was 9'6' set by Vic Hansen (Edge- in 1855.
 On the basis of its tremen- dous showing in the Lions Relays earlier, there were many in number who were willing to lay II on the line, without much argument, that the Braves would success fully defend their title to make it three straight times that the championship ban ner waved on the Cardinal and Gold campus. The writ er was one of these many.
 Now, HI that had to hap Den was for the Braves to get showed under and this Bure- au would be out looking for a legitimate money-making job after taking all that green stuff under false pretenses during these few publica- tions. Edgecumbe came home first and guaranteed the writer a job for at least another week but things are getting tougher all the time.
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s- PORT SHORTS

The originator of Sitka ganized the ANB Tribe way Howard, ST, who first or ganized the ANB Trib way Back in 1917. Dave is con- sidered 10 be one of the fin
 est athletes ever produced i'm this hamlet as he starred for many years in local bas- ketball and baseball How Ard is one of the few remain ing members of the first ANB basketball team in 1917, the others have passed on
 we are still selecting the St. Louis Cardinals to cop the National League Pennant, despite their lowly standing We gave up on the Boston Red SoN in the Junior cir cute years ago prospects for a baseball leaque this summer are bright and the man to contact in case any of our readers Te interested IS Wally Mcdonald, the man who operates the butcher shop at the Market Center. Baseball in this town will be revived if financial packers will let the green stuff flow freely the end of an eha came last weekend with the tearing down of the grand stand at the old ball park. Some of the finest baseball teams in the territory rumbl- ea through workouts before ]am-packed crowds fhat fh- led the old stands The grandstand was erected in the mid-thirties at what was then a new ball field and Sit ka had baseball continually until the league was iunked three years back. The -old ball field was once located at what is now the present site of the Pioneers Home
 there are eight former Elks baseball players still exiled in this town enough toform at least one team. Gone but not forgotten from this band of fugitives IS Hillard Buck Everson, the slick fielding
Evening star., 1958-07-06
SATURDAY


7:10
9-AAoditution. lnsplrotionol.
Varied religious messages.
7:Is
9-classrootn Nine. Shorth'nd.
IS Min. live" proeron fought
By teoehers in the public school
system.
500
S-Ask-lt Boskes. Quiz.
$3.50
9-Roneev fiul. Kids.
IA HouEs. Cartoons oolcre.
500
4-Wateh Mr.. vixcrd. Kids.
$50
4-caFtoon Circus. Kids.
1000
4-Howdy- Doody. Kids
S-HeekIe end JeekIe Show.
Cartoons.
1890
4.Ruff end Reddy. Kids.
9-AAighty Mouse. Kids,
Ii:uo
4-fuFy. Adventure.
9-ceptaln kanseroo. Kids.
1880
4-BIondis.. Comedy. a
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500
Fsoturin0

600
4-Sports. Jim Simpson.
5-kAiIf Grant Show. Variety.
I Hour. Teen-ooers' donce porty.f
7-VietoFy az Sea. Navy
"Ronon Renoissonce. Sicily ord
the ltoIion compoion. tRepeot.l
$40
4-News.
Connolly. Won Sothen.
$40
4-TFeFfic Court. Trial.
7-Bowl the chemp.
Clete PonnelI.
TOO
4-Boots and Sdddles.
5-GFond Ole opFy.
9-Hiehwoy Petrol. Crime.
Mathews goes otter q vicious
bondit on the loose with O killer
drug" Broderiek Crawford stars.
1880
4-People Are Funny.
5-copitol CaFuvon. Noriety.
I Hour. Bob MeEwen.
7-Dick Clark Show. Noriety.
9-Perry Moson. Mystery
Hour. THE cose Of the Boited
Hook" Mason is involved In
blocknoil. Raymond Burr, BoF-
boro Hole. (Repeut.l
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loo
4-Bruneh With Brooke.
Feotuinc Brooke Johns.
5-TV keodevs Digest.
9-The Lone Ranger. Western.
l:I5
4-unels BrOoke's Perry.
l:so
5-SpoFfs lights.
9-Soek Hop. Joy PERI.
! Hour. Teen-ose dance party.
l45
5-Dusout chotter.
200
4-cirele 4 Roneh. Movie.
I Hour. Western Code" 1882.
Tim Mccoy.
5-BosebolI.
Washington vs.. Detroit.
&sSU
9sSosurdoy Matinee. Movie.
z Hours. bod Boscomb." 1916.
Wallace Beey.
500
Z 4-FootIishf Theoter. Western.
I Hour. "6ronded." 1881. Buck
400
i4-castocn Circus. Kids.
7-This We Believe. Relioion.l
4:3O
4-EneoFe Playhouse. Movie.
IA iseuFs. The Lost Commend.
1855. Sterling Hayden.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
IVA Hours. cortoons and games.
7-count Of Monte cristo.
New time and stotion. George
Dolenz, Foith Domeroue star.
9-DeiowoFe ooks. Rocino.
500
7-Beulah, Comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
.Dr.Quan
Speaks to
Two Clubs

DR. Graciela Guam. chair
man Of the Inter-Amer..atl
Commission Of Women, re-
viewed its accomplishments
and listed some Of its objec-
tives last night before MEM
berS Of the Altrusa Clubs OF
Washington and Baltimore.
Or. Guam, who is from
Guatemala, spoke at a dinner
meeting Of the two groups at
the Bookings Institution.
She herself is an Altrusan and
a former president Of the
club in her own country.
The speaker pointed out
that the In terra m erican
Commission Of Woman will
observe its 30th anniversary
on Tuesday.
When it was founded, the
United States was the only
country in this hemisphere
that had granted full political
rights to WON en-. Today,
however, all Of the Americas,
except Paraguay. have
granted these rights, she re-
ported.
While, legally, the status Of
women appears to be good,
much work still remains to
be done on the real" situa.
ton. Or. Guam declared. She
further expressed the opinion,
that In order to achieve fur.
ther progress. the commission
must work with women them.
selves, instead Of working on
the basis of recommendation
to governments alone.
In addition to working
through women's organiza.
tons, the speaker suggested
the establishment Of national
and local Committees on Co
operation in each country.
She also proposed that fell
lowships be awarded in fields
which would be helpful to the
development Of communities
represented by the recipients.
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Hospital Auditory
Sets Benefit Lunch

A benefit Valentine lunch-
con and card party, sponsored
by the City of Hope Research
Chapter lie. will be held
tomorrow at 1890 pm. in the
club room of the Columbia
Federal Loan Association,
1901 Wisconsin avenue NV.
The luncheon will benefit
the City Of Hope Hospital
for research OF catastrophe
diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Two OAR Groups
To Meet Jointly

Mrs. Ruth w. Traylor, re-
gent Of the Col. Thomas
Marshall Chapter. District
OAR, will preside at a brief
business meeting of the chap
ter at 8 pm. tonight in
the library Of the chapter
house. 1882 Massachusetts,
avenue.
At $50 the members Of
Thirteen Colonies Chapter
will Join the group for the
presentation of a talking
movie, THE Face of Lincoln, I"
presented by Mr.. Robert Fen
ton of the National Parks
Service.
Mrs. Cecil A. Norman is
regent of the Thirteen COL
onies.
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Mrs. q. c., west Union
TO Mrs. n. r., Washington
/ don't know where to buy
mead, but here Is Q recipe:
To 3 quarts Of water, add
1 pound or more Of honey,
! egg white and q little yeast.
Beat the whites Of eggs
slightly and mix them In q
large saucepan with the
water and honey. Whisk over
the FIRE or stir frequently
until boiling. Simmer slowly
for ! hour, then leave to
cool until lukewarm and
strain into q cask. Stir in
the yeast. and cover the
bunghole lightly. When fer
naentation has ceased, close
tightly and leave Q months
or q year before bottling.
Mead is generally made by
people who keep bees and
have o large surplus Of honey.
Sometimes the thinly peeled
rind Of lemon is added to
each gallon. and sometimes
the mead Is favored with q
little spice, rosemary or
sweetbriar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Teen-oger Cited
By Soroptinists

The Soroptimist Interna-
tional of Washington hon.
ored a 16-year-old Washing
ton-Lee High School student
yesterday for her volunteer
work at the Barney Neighbor-
hood House.
Lael Swinney. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Swinney
of Arlington. Va, received q
citation from the Soroptimist
president. Mary Cobb. at the
annual meeting Of the Bar
ney Neighborhood House
Board Of Directors.
The award was in line with
the Soroptimist policy Of pub
licking positive contributions
made by teen-agers to coun-
teract unfavorable publicity
received by what they de-
scribe as the % per cent
whose actions and attitudes
are not so socially response
BILE"
Work with the three and
four-year-olds at the neigh
borhood house has been
Lael's special province.
She was on duty daily last
summer and still offers her
service as frequently as her
school work permits.
Her assignments have
ranged from setting tables
for lunch to unsnarling chill
dren's quarrels. It was noted
yesterday. She has given the
youngsters the warmth,
comfort and understanding
they need" according to Miss
julie T. Bouchard. director
of Barney, who said the chill
dren have come to love her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinney were
on hand for yesterdays pres
Antation.
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STATE SOCIETIES
Princess
Named

The Oregon state Society
will hold q social hour at
$3.50 and q dinner at 1850
pm. tonight at the National
Press Club. Oreeon's candi-
date for the Cherry Blossom
Festival viii be chosen by
lot. Finalists In the contest
are Miss DENIM Mack, Miss
Judy Sharp. and Miss Alice
Stefan.
~ A&
The Arizona State Society
will hold It's annual admission
day celebration and banquet
Saturday at Z pm. at the
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Eennedy-Warren , Ballroom,
OfiUers tor 1858 win Be ana
ncunced and ArizonA'e Chers
~ Blossom FESTIVAL princess
viii be named.
$50
Miss Nancy Humphrey.
daughter Of Senator Hubert
H. Humphrey, Democrat Of
Minnesota. has been chosen
Is Minnesota's representa-.
tive in the Cherry Blossom
Festival. The selection was
made recently BY q spin Of
the wheel ct the Minnesota
State eociety's Centennial
Ball.
The Illinois State Society
will hold q patriots dance
and valentine party on Satur.
day at $3.50 pm. In the Main
Ballroom OF the ehorehafi
Hotel. Or. John Henry Lam.
bert ID president Of the Soci.
ETY..
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IT'S A DATE
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
HECHT'S presentsa
spring showing of Glenhaven
suits at s pm. in the 3rd
floor Suit Salon on It's
Washington store. Mr.. Arthur
Ray Of the firm will be avail
able for consultation.
TOMORROW
KEN WOOD COUNTRY
Club fashion show and
luncheon at 1880 pm. with
fashions from N ent's:
hRirstyles by Verne Myren of
the Beauty Bazaar; Maree
Laing doing the fashion COM
mentary. Models from Shy.
Inc.
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Jclousie Window Retort

Mrs. H. o. O.. Falls Church
70 Mrs. L. T., Falls Church
] am sorry ! overlooked
answering this inquiry. Since
the reply I saw Is so to the
contrary, ] couldn't let 1t 60
by me this time.
We closed In our porch q
year ago 50 we feel we have
given It q fair trial. First Of
all, in the summer you get
complete use Of what used TO
be q fair weather porch be-
cause If 1t rains. you can tilt
the jalousie and still get air
or close them and still not be
closed UP in the house. I
have mine complete with
Grapes that control the sun
shining In.
The windows are not hard
TO wash. do mine thor
oughly twice a year and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

IA at Parklawn Recreation
Center, Riggs road. near
Lewisdale, Md. Glasses will
meet the second and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month
from 8.10 pm.
For further information,
call Hemlock 4-oS72 or War
field 8-75O3.
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Nursery School
Enrolment

The Forest Heights CO.
operative kindergarten is now
accepting applications for
the September term. Chill
dren must be I'VE years old
before January /, 1859 to be
eligible.
For further information,
please call Mrs. Virginia
Phoebus. 10. 7-2S40 or Mrs.
Mary Bell Shepherd at 10, Z
1905.
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WHY WORRY ABOUT
LAST MINUTE" GUESTS?
y Ras4...,& Ny
~

Preparing extra servings for supper
can be Just az simple 90 setting another
place at the dtnnsr-tabls. If you prepare
yourself with prs-oooked canned meats. such
las REY SALISBURY STEAKS.
OF course. there are variety Of ways to
make nsaitins magic with Salisbury Steaks
Especially the kind that Krsy prepares in
rich mushroom gravy but, there's an ALL
time favorite recipe made to order for
quick ana easy entertaining:
KREV STEAK AND ONIONS
Geek vnN tender evps sliced enIsns In " cup
sheHsnlns In hssvy lo-lnsh skillet eeves with
4 tsasti2N.eVMss slfsl KREY SALISBURY
STEAKS with MUSHROOM GRAVY. csvss sklNsh
Geek 10 minutes ever medium hsat Serves :
Try NEY pre-cookOd meats at nealttnO. Krey
Kitchens do the cooking. And YOU always
get the oompi 4nsntsl
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

mailed to me that ! couldn't
possibly answer them all, or
make ell the phone calls to
those who gave me their
numbers.
I am trying the dog on
wheat germ oil first, and
already there Is 4 big inn
provement. But should this
not completely cure him, I
win keep trying all the RENEE
dies you have suggested until
one does the trick. With so
many to choose from. I know
we win be successful Many,
many thanks to each Of you
who wrote me.
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French Apple Pie
Mrs. w. A. L.. TakomG Park
-. =.

TO Mrs. r. W. p, Arlington
To make the pie. place
sliced apples :. tossed slight
~ with Y cup sugar and
teaspoon cinnamon and a
pinch Of salt in q paper
thin crust. (9-inch pie PAM.
Sprinkle with q topping made
BY Dreaming "a cup batter
and u cup brown sugar
then cutting in 1 cup
flour and q pinch Of salt.
Because they dry out more
without q top crust. apples
should be sprinkled with
water unless they are par
ticularly moist. Bake at AS
degrees for 5000 minutes.
Serve warm.
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Readers, Thunk You

Mrs. r. B. F., Washington
I am simply overwhelmed
by the response to my request
for help on the problem of
my dogs itchy skin!
I have had 80 many letters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Fronae Cleaning

Mrs. F. P. H., Alexandria
Will some kind reader
please tell me how to clean
a leaf gold picture frame
that has gotten dirty from
storage2 1t will be gratefully
appreciated.
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Scuore Dance

Square Dance class for be-
ginners will begin February
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WEE WnAEAl

otherwise I use one Of those
brushes you attach to the
hose. AL you do Is open the
jalousies and you can clean
them on both sides in one
operation, not like house
windows. ! have $50 pieces Of
glass In mine.
We take the screens on
and replace them with storm
windows that we bought
with the jalousies and they
are air tight. We have the
two operator type--top and
hottom-so again that Is nice
In controlling your ventila.
ton. We sleep in our closed
in porch very often in sum.
mer.
As for comparing them
with awning-type windows
they would be all right II
your porch is . second story
one but otherwise when they
are open you can get hit on
the head by them.
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Stomp Sending


Mrs. =. B.. indian Head
Anyone can help the
wounded in veterans hos
pitfalls by sending them
stamps.
Any foreign. all United
States commemorative and
high-revenue ones are well
come, as are half-fllled al
buns. Ordinary purple and
air-mails are not. Leave a
good margin around the
stamps and send to: A. H.
Cummings, National Distrib-
uting Director, Box $50,
Woodstock. VT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

~ YOU PRtttR tiouip al druEr today also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Women longer need 10 suffer usOnes Of hot fushss sMsO
SpeeiuI TOILET brings blessed relief WITHOUT Costly sHoIs

hot flashes, irritability, weak
ness so common to women be-
tween SO and IS. You're ready
to start living againl
8 out Of 10 women tested BY
doctors got glorious relief-iDith-
out costly shotsl Get Lydia z.
Pinkham's Tablets at drug stores.
See il you don't quickly find new
happiness during change of -lifel