Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 287, Decatur, Adams County, 6 December 1946 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Eict-pt Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated Entered at the Deeatur, Ind.. Poit Office an Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller .......... President A. R Holthouse, Sec'y.Aßus Mgr. Dick D. Heller .. Vice-President Subscription Rates By mail in Adama and Adjoining Counties: one year, |6; six months, 13.25; 3 months, >1.75. By mail, beyond Adama and adjoining count lea: One year, 97; • months, 13 75; 3 months, >2. By mail to Servicemen, any place In the world: One year, 93 59; Bia months, 91.75; three months, 91. Single copies, 4 cents. By carrier, 29 cents per week. ■■■■■■■■■MmHamMimsnaan* It begins to look ns though those who can dig up a couple of red flannel suits of underwear and some high liootH out of the old trunk will he the lucky guys. Van Wert is organizing a militia company of infantry to consist of seven officers and 198 enlistment*. It will be known as Company L. I49th Ohio infantry. o o The sfaith oldest American university is about to celebrate its jooth anniversary. This Is Washington and Lee at Islington, Va, which is campaigning to raise |3.000,non to commemorate its 200th year in 1949. o o— Santa Claus will no doubt be glad he didn't dispone of his reindeer. for traveling by train or other modern means is so curtailed, he couldn't make it otherwise even if he used one of the 700 mile per hour planes. o o- — Admiral Byrd Is on his way to the south pole accompanied by the largest force of scientists and other esprrts ever to attempt such an inventory of new lands. Perhaps they can find some coal or oil deposits down there. o —o —- Taylorsville and Decatur, Illinois are in a hot controversy as to which should be called the "Soy lieau capita ot the world." One claims the right liecause of growing the most beans and the other for processing them. 0 o Governor Gates is attending the G. O. P. national committee meeting iu Washington this week. He may not be making too much headway on his campaign for vice-pres-ident but if his picture tells the story, be is having a very good time o 0 With half the trains off. the mail problem, always a tough one at this time of year, becomes more so Get your cards, letters and packages in early and remember nothing over five pounds can now be sent via parcel post because of the emergency.

Symptons Are Often Confusing

By Herman N. Bundesen M.D. The diaphrag n U the large, sneath-like muscle which separates the abdominal and cheat cavities In addition, it serves a eur moat important aid to breathing. Naturally. when mo important a structure becomes Inflamed, symptoms are likely to be severe. The condition is more hazardous because it may l>e mistaken for a variety of other things—pleurisy or inflammation of the lining of the chest cavity, pneumonia, appendicitis or gallbladder disease, thus leading to improper treatment or even to operation, which will be futile and perhaps dangerous. Pain In the Side The symptoms caused by inflammation of the d.tphragm include pain on the affected side when the patient breathes In. There are seme lessening of the movement of the lower part of the chest, Jerky spasms of the rib edge when the patient breathes tn. and pain In the shoulder. In some cases there is also some stiffness and imin in the right upper part of the abdomen. When the patient is examined by X-ray It shows that the diaphragm on one side is raised and is either partly or completely immovable. According to Dr. M nas Joanuides of Chicago, inflammation ol the diaphragm may follow a cold

Dr. R. H. Miller, popular and well known educator of Worth Manchester, will be the principal lecturer at the teacher's institute to be held at the Lincoln school in this city tomorrow. Dr. Miller Is recognized as a mid west leader, minister and author and his talks will be of interest and value to those who attend o 0 It's time for some real action on coal production. Cursing Lewis or punishing him still does not bring the fuel so badly needed. It seems that something could be done to prevent the nation's business from going Into a complete nose dive and that it ought to be done now. If the miners won t work, it may be necessary to call for volunteers to man the pits under supervision ot proper engineering and protection. The thing most people want now Is action. o o— Senator William F. Knowland has strange Meas The newly reelected senator from California thinks that Senate committee < meetings should be held in the open and that a record should be kept of the way the members vote. Does not the senator know that ( one hnprvtant reason for having , committees is to kill contested Mils i without having to bear respoasl- { blllty for so doing? That is true j ( in legislative bodies all over, state I legislatures as well as Congress. ■ o o Os all the minerals placed In the I earth, by a benefklent Providence, ’ perhaps the most useful, at least a for Man's Immediate use, is coal. There Is enough of it in the ground 1 and readily available, not only to , warm all mankind, but to provide limitless use of the mineral for chemical purposes of many kinds. For centuries man has satisfied himself with burning the fuel and using It for warmth and other simple purposes, by processes which entailed large waste. But more and more in recent years the chemical aspect of coal is enlarged, until its uses are often far more precious for chemical purposes than for mere beat. — o o— Those old-fashioued believers in a democracy that permits the people most concerned to have a voice in their government are doomed to a period of silence when the 85th session of the Indiana General Assembly convenes January 9. The announcement of the Republican legislative steering committee that no public hearings would be held on bills presented to the 1947 session precludes any opportunity for the citizens of Indiana to make known their views on such matters. In breaking a tradition of many years in legislative procedure the heavy Republican majority has served notice that they intend to ride rough shod over Hoosier citizenry, particularly in reference to controversial legislation.

. oi a tevere chill. It starts suddenly I with a great deal of pain, fever ’ and rapid pulse. The severity of the symptoms varies to a great egt tent. If there is some lung inflammation present there may be -ome fluid in the lung. There is danger that the infection may spread Into the liver tissue, causing an abscess. The less severe atf tacks clear up within a few days . but may recur with changes in ’ temperature and especially when ' the air is humid. i As Condition Improves , As the condition begins to clear ! up. the movement of *he diaphragm is resumed. The damaged muscle fillers In the diaphragm are repiacod by acar tlasu*. After complete healing It is * often found that the affected part ■ of the diaphragm has become flattened instead of being arched. 1 Ao a general rule, inflammation 1 of the diaphragm Is not * difficult > one to diagnose if careful X-ray I examination are made. insofar 1 as treatment is concerned, all etI forts should bemade to overcome • the infection by rest in bed and ■ the use of the sulfonamide drugs > and penicillin if they are IndiI eated. Preparations may also be ' administered to relieve the pain Pains in the chest may be pro- ■ duced by msny disorders. and in I j every instance a careful study by II the physician is important.

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0 "" "O. Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE 0 ° q. When a young man speaks to the father ut his fiancee as to his engagement to the daughter, what should he tell him? A. He should tell the father f-ankly bls financial condition, his prospects in business, and that he feels confident of his ability to support a wife. Q. What is the proper close to use when a girl is writing an Informal personal note to another girl? A. Lovingly yours,” "Affectionately yours," or, “Devotedly yours." q. How soon should a girl wear her engagement ring? A. Just as soon aa the engagement is announced. o— — o I Household Scrapbook | By ROBERTA LEE — o Ash Trays Decorative frays for ashes or pins can be made from the glasses that are put tinde- furniture legs. Paste small silhouette pictures on the twittom of these glasses, and paste a circle of felt or cardboard over the picture to prevent scratching. The glass magnifies the picture. Bergs Suits Before pressing a serge suit, spounge it with vinegar. It will take away all that shine. Custard Custard will not curdle it it is put in a pan half-filled with col I. instead of hot, water. It heats more gradually and will be firm and smooth. o— —' -

Dec. 6—Goldstein and Reilly are taken to the Mate prison at Michigan City for safe keeping. Their case is set here for February 21. John Webber. 18. died Sunday following an operation. Col. Heppert goes to Cleveland to conduct an auction al ihe stock •how. Jeff Bryson., for many years the (jJLftl. agent here, died Sunday at Portland. The 69th Session of congress opens final (tension. Frank Carroll begins duties at the O.K. imrber shop. ■ —O l vnii t: to wow-RK»»nH*T ijv m siisws < ih< trr iihht "oSKWURM THRU. IIH« so. irrmt Mate "f itoHans. Sdswts < as ■ laeo f-atells H*r« Plaintiff ts IIOM Hays llrfrndast Cornea now the plaintiff by Severin >1 Hehufger her I"" file- her complaint herein with her attorney* affidavit that th- following named defendant tn Haiti cause Is a non-resident or the Htate of Indiana, towlt: IHan Haye. That the object of said < au-e of action Is to s*<nre an order of thia Court for the aale by the wife, without th* assent of the husband of the following described real estate, sa her Interests therein sPP««r. In Adgms County, in the Htate of In“hit* Number Two Hundrs <1 «'"» Fifty Two <Halil in the I'irst Addition to the town, now City of Decatur, Adams County, tnd ana. That a cause of» action eslsts against -aid defendant: that said defendant Is ■ necessary party t« asM oguee of action and defendant la a non-resident of the Htate of Indiana. Notice Is therefore hereby When the said defendant that unless he be and app»-sr on the Ist day of the .February Term I»i7 of the Adams Circuit Coort. being the 3 day of February. ISif t<> he begun and holder. <»n the - day of Ft IMS’ In the Courthouse in the City of l»e< atur In said Adams < ounty In the Htut- of Indiana, and answer or demur to said petition for sale of Haiti real rutatr, tin* uania will <>< heard and d"'’™ l ""*/"A 1 * In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto «es my hand and afflsed the seal of paid Court In the o f ricw> of tiio Clerk thereof In th*? < Hy «»r catur, Indiana this 5 day of l-teoein-ibcr. Its-Sd. _ • ::* s — I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

AN ORDINANCE * AN ORDINANCE Amending car- , tain sections and •übdivlsluns "f ; M-.tbm* of an ordinance entitled •■*n Ordinance providing the senes- I tile of rates for the Witter Depart- J m-ut „f Os Cits of In- atur. Indiana. ,in>l 'h- supplements thereto a* I ordered by the public service ComniHalon of Indiana, and providing I a collection charge for delayed pay- I meiit*. adopted January 2'. >»3», J and adding J eectione to sal'i ordl- I '"l" Be It ordained hy the Common I Council of the city <»f Decatur, In- J diana, that certain sections and sm>dlvi«fons of aea-tion* «f the above t entitled ordinance be amended as 1 follow- That subdivision one and t two of section four of said l ordinance be am-.-nded to read a« I follows: 1 Al! service pipe- from the point l of union with the main In the serv- < be atop Inside the curb line, shall I consist of lead designated, **trij I strong or copper tublnff dmlßnatttl < as type "K" and all aervlce ptP*" I from the service atop to th. meter 1 alm 11 consist of lead pip- designated : a* -trong or . upper tubing <te*lg- I nated aa type K When lead pip*- l» I Heed it -hall weigh not teas per . lineal foot than the following<M. S 3 id.l Iba. was, lira. «<*• I SC’ inner diameter :t 3 9 \" Inner diameter 3*3 1" Inner diameter 4 13 I I >4" Inner diameter 7 * s 2" inner diameter !» * When copper tubing la uaed It shall weigh not leas per lineal foot ' than the following: ... % Inch o.ll* Iba. per lineal foot < Im h 0.841 H'". I’er lineal foot . 1 inch o.*3# tha. per lineal foot . I', Inch l"l lb*, per lineal foot |U Inch 13« ll>a. per lineal foot I 2 In'h 2.0 S 14ia. per lineal foot I All copper tuliing and lead pit* must m-et tlie A. S. T. M. Standards <• for material*. , , . . 2 All theae aervl'-e pipe* Including all giaterial for connection*, etc., -hall be furnished and maintained by th- waler department and the *ame ahall be Installed by the • plumber* employed by the water I department Kach service pipe mu*t b< laid iufficlently waiving, with at 1,.,»t on<- foot of extra length to pt event rupture by the -eltllng of the -tre.t The servlcs plpea muat ’ Im- ph lat l<-a»t 3H feel below the aurfa, e and f>e *o protected a* to ' prevent injury occasioned by freez--8 ing . .

IIIK. That the first rhetorical paragraph of -übdlvlsion land all of subdivision 3 ”f section five of said ordinance be amended to read as follow1 All service pipes from the service Stop Inside the curb line tn the meter «hall • onsist <d lead pipe designated aa strong or .'upper tubing type • K" and weighing per lineal foot as hereinbefore stated. 3. On all lead pipe services wiped joints or standard lead flanged brass fitting- are to be made unless otherwise ordered by the water Commute and In no case shall the pipe !><• installed In the same trench with a drain til. but the lead of copper pipe may be placed on solid ground benched in the side of the drain trem’h. That the first rhetorical paragraph of -ishdlvislon * of section sis of said ordinance be amended to read a* follows: x It shall be the duty of the wale department to read each meter ones every three meonths on or before the 30th of the last month In the quarter and to render a bill of charge to the City Treasurer for collection and all water rents will be due and payable at the office of said Treasurer at the end of each quarter March 31-t. Jun.' 30th, Sopfeml.er 30th, and December 31th of each year and If not paid on or before the twentieth of the month following th*' end of each quarter 10 per cent on the first |3 00 and 3 per cent on all over collection charge will be added to all bill*. That subdivision 2 of section nine f.f said ordinance be amended to read as follows: .... . e All service pipes from the curb box to the basement or meter which have heretofore been Installed with galvanised iron pipe and which have become leaky shall not be repaired with galvanised Iron pipe but the sam- shall be replaced with lead pipe or t opper pipe as hereinbefore specified f»r new servlets. Plumbers must obey this rule. ... , H-< tlon ! That the schedule of rates and charges fnr water service as approved February IS. ItMo. by the Public Herviie Commission of Indiana, numbered SW*. and all supplemental orders thereto, be and the same are now ratified, confirmed and .rpproved by the Common oun- ll of the Vity of Decatur, In-He.-tion 3. This ordinance shall be In full fore* s.'.d effect from and after Its passage and due publication of the same as required by law. Head, passed and adopted by the Common Council of the <lty of, Decatur. Indiana. In regular session this 3rd day of December, 1»l*. Approved and signed by the Mayor this 3-d day of December, ISIS. John 11. Mayor of City of Decatur, Indiana Attest. 11. Aeraoa Auraad < lerh-Trenaarer Dec. s—l 3 .. -east —- — Auburn Woman Dies In Alabama Crash Dothan. Ala.. Due. ♦— (UPl—Mra. Homer Case bare of Auburn, lud.. was killed yeaterday when the car hi which sbe and her husband were riding collided with a greyhound bug.

t ni NTf CLAIMS. AI I.OWRD ns towwisai" iM9fc._W>wt>AY DrM BWSMITi 1848 , C|tlsen's rsl. Co. op. ... SJ.4S 1 Haywood Pub. 4a. ow. , .... siS.IIJ K J. Helllnger el. clarlcal .. BJ.W Erie Railroad cl. opar. i M <•. O. Trouiatsr. el. op. ... S.W . T |, |>rew auditor op. Prledem f’al. Ml»s aud op. Id.®® 1 Imt Democrat Co. aud. op. 7."» It N'evswald record, op. Jo® I, T GHllg »her. mil | 1,. T <lllllß bd of prisoners 4LIO J l.enge'lch rep. tile dr. ... •].»# E Hmltley. rep. tile dr. 4.18 K <lr»ber. rep. tile dr. ...... «J® , F Iscnhart. rep. tile dr. ... «LJB , It Grote, rep. tile dr. . 4.Jd Krh lc-Tyndall Co. rep tile dr. I»J ®7 14 Maselln, rep. op. dr. » , (' Deltaeh. rep. op. dr. 1 I', . Davies, rsp. op. dr. .. IL»® , <’ Harvey, rep. op. dr f.W S nir. h, rsp. op. dr " 1 A Grote, rep. op. dr •■*" It M-yer rep. op dr. J-® ' F Gerlier, rep. op. dr. ... I."® j ChristoMV, rep op. dr. 130 i G Itapp. rep. op dr «!.■»« Lybarger Gravel Co surv. op. 8.40 All Metal High. Prod. nur. op. 17 ’3 I, Smith Ina Apey stir. Ina. 33J.7S J, Hann, wch. «npt. mil op. 31.08 M Mallor.ee, att. off mil. .. .*’ «! I, E Ar. hbold co apt *•! op mil tJS.OS <• la ngerlMi, <-o ist aten sal 113.58 , A K Williams ho dem ast op 58.73 Dr. I' l‘ Jone* heal off. ant ,7 00 I Dr. I' D. Jone* heat. off. op. 1.30 I N G. Horman, a»»e». clerk Za.oo I? .1 Worthman aase*. oper. 5.«<J l F K. Kolter clr <-t oper 10.0® i Worrell Mfg. Co. clr < t oper 10.P7 , Tin- laiwycr-Vo-op Pub Co , clr ct op JJO® We*t Pub Co. clr ct op. 17.50 Amer. Us B'»ok Co. cjr ct op. 10.00 ( W H Anderson Co. <-|r ct op. 9on C. H Muselman prob. off. mil 0.35 J. Hixler <• It <u»t sal ISa.OO Mr» K Miller c h mat. sal 55.00 i ble' hty Hro*. <■ h op. 5.10 1 Arnold * Kl»nk c h op. 0.15 i Korte Paper Co. Il op 35.00 , Waller* Plbg A Htg e h op 131.40 Th- I.'. S Chem. Co c h op. 24.47 Th'- H' hnfer Store <• h op. 4.30 ( <1 Khrhart, rep. op. dr lo.SO «> K Welding Shop jail oper 3.00 North !n<l Pub. ser, pall op. 9.43 , < E Hite jail oper. *25 F A Kltson Infirm stipt «al 150.00 J. Kitwon Infirm matron sal 53.33 Dr J .M Htirk co physician 35.00 P. K. Gilbert Infirm oper 80.00 E Hlrshy Infirm oper. .. 00.00 It. Burkhart infirm oper 31.50 H. Kltson Infirm oper S.OO A. Hnddlth Infirm oper 45.00 Berne I G A Store Infirm op. 50.38 The I' S Chem. Co Infirm op. 7*.77 Hl<e Groc. infirm oper. 13.0 S Ft Wayne pipe A Sup co Inf op *8.35 Wren Milling CO. infirm »p<-r. 5.35 Walter F. Haye- Infirm oper. 4.50 S. :E> Hite Infirm oper. 104.25 G W Stutts Infirm oper. 21.00 Splegets Market Infirm oper. 75.*® D. Cook Infirm oper. ... 20.00 E. ft Bixler Infirm oper 1.10 L|e< hty Bro* Infirm oper M. 47 Geneva Hatcheries Infirm op. 35.00 Hill Coal Co. Infirm oper. 19.50 Hufus Uechty Infirm oper. 83,94 Gerbers Meat Market Inf. op. 14 10 Elberson Ser Sta. Inf op. 17.85 R. H. Everett Infirm oper 18.80 Stewart* Bakery Infirm oper 48.57 Ind. Instilu. Indus. Infirm op. 8 *0 D. R. Arnold «erv off post. 6no L. T. <lllllß can board 15.00 E. Bebout can. board 10.00 F. E Kolter can. board 10.00 C. L. Lose can. board 10n0 M. Burkhalter can, board totJo E. J. Dellinger ran. board ... 10.08 L. Hanning can. board 10.08 E G. Owens can. board 1000 K. Strickler can. board 10 00 B Beehler can. board in.oo G. Schmitt can. board 10.08 Mrs A L. Vance <-an. board 10 "0 Mrs. F M Crist can. board 10.00 T Hendrick* can. board 10.08 •M. Troutner can. board luooi liner Stelgmeyer elect, meals 35.00 S Kunkel elect, exp 2.50 Berne Witness elect, exp. 50.5 4 Burk Elevator elect, exp 1.41 Schafer Store elect exp *1.50 C O. Troutner reg deputies . 85.80 H. liehner co council 10.00 O. Hoffman co council 10.00 J. Schultx co council ... lb 00 C. J. Jones oo council ... in.oo r. Stahly co council . limo W. Kruetzman co council 10 00 L Neuensch wander co. coun. 10.00 F. L. Litterer co. atty sal 50 00 Dec. Democrat <'o. legal adv. 87.18 Bern* Witness Igal adv 80.00 Black Funeral Home sold bur 75 00 Arthur Ros* fox bounty 5.00 C. J. Jones fox bounty 5.00 I. 14 Sanatorium sanatorium 405.01 C. Nelson ditch allotment 12.50 F. L. Litterer Penning drain 250.00 A. DeArniond Wechter bridge 3"" on W. Wlnnes Wash. twp. asses. 15.00 Welfare Clllxen Tel Co. op-r. 11 *5 II .Nelson post A Mil. 4130 M. J. Hazelwood mil 910 Mabel Marshall mil. 5.65 Survey Ass'n subscription 5.00 Wayne Off. Mach Co. oper. 7.50 ('■Hasty City of Decatur light A pow. 153.80 C. Dubach dragline oper. 398.75 i H A. I-Tverett dragline oper. 256 25 Earl Martin surv. ditch . 25.00 Shell Oil Co. surv. oper. . *9.25 N4>, 245 Ralph Rice supt. sal 2®0.00 I P Everett asst. supt. sal 168.30 i Sam Rutli-r asst supt. sal 175.95 C. Reynolds a-st. sup!, sal. 176.80 . Albert Fox a*«t supt. sal. 170.83 : D. Harvey tr. driver 165.(8 > F. Hmltley tr. driver 175.95 G. A. LoutSenhelser tr. driver 36.00 G. D. Fox tr. drlv-r 156.00 > M. L. Hun-r tr. driver 145.60 . H. Shell tr. driver 151 20 , W. Gaunt tr. driver 133.68 ! Roy Heller Ir. driver 16.",.60 • V. Draper tr. driver 1'5.95 Willie Cook tLr. driver 16'. 60 1 C. Glendenning Ir. driver 166 40 i C. Harden tr. drlv-r 21* 70 C. Shaffer sin. hand 18.15 i O, F Etir<-h»r "In. hand X 3.20 I*. Miller sin. hand 115.(0 i C. TumMeaon sin. hand 165.60 • A. Steiner sin. hand 144.00 0, Weaver sin. hand 34.40 If. Burger sin. hand 1(5.60 I Chas. Pusey sin. hand *O.OO | , K. S. Peterson etn. hand 1(0.00 , Grover Cottrell sin. hand 2 00 ; Wayne Weld. Sup. Co., op. 17.68 i , Ft. Wayne Spring Serv op. 9.24 Decatur Super Service op. 40.28 MacAlllster Mach. Co. op. 1.45 Arnold A Klenk op 7.2* , Goodyear Service op. 277.50 Cltiaen's Tel. Co op 7.50 l White Mfg. Co. op. 25.67 Consolidated Tire A Mtr Co op 111 to , Charles Burke op 63 00 Davtd Sehwartg op. .. 3.53 ’ Central Mtr. Paris Co. op. 93.03 . Al D. H-hmlll Mtr sales op. 12 54 Shell OH Co. Inc. op. 359 <6 - Artt Tire Co. op 72.00 I Albert Erxleben, op 13. M I Korte Bros. Inc. op 104,06 . E. 'A. Hahegger mat 19 93 . Meshberger Bros. Stone mat. 1439.81 , J. W Kerch Stone <’o. mat. 142 78 The Krick-Tyndall Co. mat. . 26.*8 . All Metal Highway Prod. mat. 35.80 l Alpha Harkley mat 133.25 ' Walters Plbg A Htg. Co. prop 15.03 C. A. Douglas Co. properties 11.30 Certified before me this 2»th day . of Kovrmbir. 194(. Tkarman I. Drew. Auditor Adams Co. Indiana, r o l,eV * 1 Barbara Burnett On i College Honor List Miss Barbara Burnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 8. Burnett, 309 N. 7th street, made the dean's list the first eight weeks L grade of the first aemester at , Somhweateru College in r Mbs Burnett, a sophomore, Is a b member of the Southwestern Sing-. 1 era and an active of the Zeta Tail Alpha social sorority.

New Carrier Boys On Democrat Force Two new carrier salesmen have been added to the Dally Democrat force thia week. Fred Rumschlag of 910 Russell street is delivering papers on the Winchester street and Meicer Avenue rome and Boh Wolfe of Keklonga street Is the carrier on the Elm street and South Thirteenth street routes Nearly 2.000 paper* are delivered to local homea hy the 2o carrieraaleemen and their helpem each evening. oocrog’s OISCOVERY FOR BACKACHES DUE TO KIDNEYS • If eaeeas acidity of your urine makes your baefe ache so you groan ... so you get up J or 4 tunes a night to paw water, now be of good cheer, Three generations ago a famous doctor noticed that hundreds of his patients had this Imrkarhe He com,xnmded a medicine made of Iftlherbs. roots, vegetsbles. balsams truly Nature's own way to rehef. Millions have used it. The medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. Instantly you take it, it starts to work flushing out those eicesa acids that may cause your backache .., increasing the flow of urine to help ease that burning sensatHm when you pass water ~. and that bladder irritation that makes you get up nights. Caution: take aa diverted You'll say it's marvelous. For free trial supply, send to Dept. V, Kilmer h Co , Inc , Bos 1255, Stamford, Conn. Or get fullsized bottled SwampRoot today at your drugstore. FLOWERS — Cut Flowcfm — Potted Plants Pottery—The Gift always appropriate. Grave Blankets - Wreaths Candles — Greens Visit our New Display Room. See our wide selection of gifts for all occasions. South Winchester St. at city limitH. PHONE 1625.

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