Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 111, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1920 — Page 6

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The Miss is Anna Kl-ch. Anna Albert and Lo tt to Hildebi ntk i i i i ta it) -ed at a t ro fessean fhowcr in hmior oi Mips Marie Roberts. h"se marriage t Arthur Hil f.rlvh will take pia. i November 3. JThe house was! attractively decorated )ii pink and w Int.- ..ad a mce lunch tn was jcrvod. The e; u t s t s : were the Miws Kltziilivlli Kuhn, l'i ".i i lcRo), An flit Kfinholtz. Anna Lyon--, Maude Burke Jos-fi-him I .It:.. Soph;

Kloch, Bcrrloice Kloch. Mis. I-:. 1 ..)! - ' "KaK-nieiit ft M,.-.s V mii. re, n- ( Mrs. Am-Ha lturton. l';i.-t tifatol Maty. Mrs J. Keicher and Mrs. I' Conn-! l,,'r M- Kra.'ivitz ..f Clu.ao was tr.-n If. A. 1'Iynn. I'a.-t I rand l'ati...-i:

ley of Chic 0. The drill (tfam of Oiat Hive S6 wf.lj meet Thutiay afternoon at the I. O. C. K. hall iK'T practise. I The GoU1en liod Social club wilt' meet at he jhome of Mrs. Iadodell. 23- . V ITiihrnitn Is'ri'ft Th-:r;;a- cfternop ' (.ctl,t.r ' ' : The Iidl Aid of the centenary M. V.. church -ill hohl an all day meet-! fj tcm- rrt w at the home of Mrs. A. 1 :?. St r.s.i -.'h lkiiun s:ie,t i I The Mh d'hlsion of the M. C. Ladits j Aid will nmi't at the home of Mrs. O. ' 1. I'orter, 1S3 May street, tomorrov.afternoon a,t2:30. The St. J-.hns Lutheran ladies' Atd will hold coffee social at their. . hurch on SSbley street tomorrow at-, ternoon. TH" hostesses vill be the Mesdames Vi'm. Konow. Frtd Lul'ic't and John I-e. ; The art committee of the Ham mo ml Women's C'lnb held a most i tuoreai in . .. . 1 riif'iiuj; utii v cii 11 i it 1 11 ' .' i t ' 1 j at the h.m- of Mrs. J. J. Anderson. :;l West HiKh8and str.et. Mrs. StreeterJ , . . .w , ..I ,. 4 enairman oi, ine .o-jot: 1 1 ne n l, iifsiuoi h t the rneelitng- ar.d the following pro-j Kiam was exoptionally weil ie;idcrc'J, "The Frick iCollection of Art Works,") by Mrs. "W. A. Kenney ; "Current Art: Topics," Mrs. J Arthur Davis, "Ques-i lalrc." M!rs. O. tt. Streeter. There! j H,TTf m lTtVrrSq 1 Meim&tfSirk'tknii'miA't, tt.v.J. tJ I 1 1 ..naire,1 TOM WAS RIGHT Tom Marshall told a lot of Hammond people the other night it was impossible under the Federal Reserve Act for a few money barons in Wall Street to pull off a panic , Indiana's favorite son never uttered a more significant truth. Now All you who have been expecting the impossible to happen, cheer up. It's only a nightmare you are having. Just Look vcu. fJvn 1 vov. ii.i'. i.boui time ycu v. tf giving it the attention iv needs? Shake oft the nightmare. Good times and prosperity a-plenty are here and more coming. WE ARE BUSY DOWN HERE but not too busy to turn o u t first-class Auto Painting. Topping and Trimming. Every man in this organization is a top-notcher in his line. Remember, it costs far less in the long run to keep your car looking fit. Don't worry about price. That'll be the least of your worries when you see the kind of a job we give you. An to Customs hoo Arthur Snodgra3s, Prop. 302 EAST STATE STREET Phone Hammond 3450

d ,i 1 1 tmlar..'c a n J .1 n r I t tin' mi ial Ji.ur refreshments woni set v i ny wi.- n.-sics:. t " Mr. nn.t Mis. llem l M.-r.. . i.t urv.nl from a h. m ;, m. on ( 1 -1 i i They will he at In. in,. , t!i. ;r lro. ud ai ::. Wait in s'. r. ct. The Miss.-- KsMiiiii- a in I Ail, , 'iie.nb.o rim named at a tn.t -lt i: , ra d i hu'- ' I'arly it tin ir horn.- la.-i -.-nK. ''' in- ml 'f t!i.. l. H. K. T. (. '.u'.i an.i a f.'w i r.. n,!:! w i-ia- in it.-. I. T!:f t n : tt tr w : . finit I'Uiyitig bunco ' "' ii.in, iij.-. j.m:-., . wire !.n ,.r. th.ti ;-t '.tunt,-.i :-.n.l M.s lli-rtha 'I'a us.s'.,; r.a-.iv,-,l tin- li'.-t an J KtHh II at.) th' m'.(iii,, I Mirit.K th-' fviiiimv I ann. .lined i take ,mil tun., in' j Peeember. In conclusion a jr.-t :?; rranB,1 luncheon wan s.'iu-d.

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T'!t 1-ad e?" Aid of the St. t'aufa: ! K,i.t and iven th" cr.ni'l li-imrs. jinirieis a 2" p.r ,-,-nt iner.a.se In 1 ..tit he ran church will ent. rtmn in ttte The jri'nd off.. rs pres. nt wire pre. j baiiaif. milk and r-ani interstate "h"t--h parlors teniirrnw artem..on. H'titt-.l with (j:fts and rt -w .-rs ,-.s a j rates, a:- well as a sur-clia: cr t ' '"' ',r,ds " the no tubers are. in ited to j token of a ; jii e t a t n n fr-.nt t! 'Tieersjper e. nt in J'ullin.in and lar.ir car attend. land members ot liiuimond chapit i . rates, but denied liie application (or - n-h,r : : . ;! .- -!,- i-, i... :. si n ..,.- -s-' 4 i r c i t ... t!., ' Hie Jew !--!i Ladies' At ! : t y . f tin- 1 !,-, oi:, ....,! , l.-ip'.-r n:. it i ..t. a aii-1 th. ;: per "i. per int..

''''''-' "as to l,Kve not Wednesday cvemner ..ri. nas been cnatmed ! Tl ir.-da Vf u; u-r -it n. ,'i t '0 b. of Mrs oss man. ? s!l-;- , -tr. A nno uiieciren t is mad- of the c in-r marrii.-e of Lillian Tol.-.m 'I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August T. I tnanti of i'2 Sununer avenue to Mil? I.. Hansen son of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hansen of Detroit stro-t at the bride'., Home tomorrow- i vui:m: at six 1, el-'.-w. The L.verend Lttchsinn t ; St. I'au's Lutheran .hurch w ;H of?;.. ate. - y - j "'!'..' I" bor. ill Atd S ! ty of tli" K:r-t : t'hristian chtu ch will hold an ail dry sessi ..n m th.. church parlors l.'in.'i - , I Ihi.-ib-th S-liultj will .nf r-j tain at a nias.t;erde par. .-. post .- -ial which w:'l be uriven at I 'M- h.-nie, j . bll oakiey avenue Saturday, Oct. a". 4.-- j Mr. and M rs. IVt-r Shutz w ere; jracsts at a dinner given by .".Tr. a u-1 Mrs. Walter Schultz at th :r homo 1.1 u , Sunday. j The literature .1-part.nent of ,. 'Hammond Wunfii's Club met yest. rday afternoon witt Mrs. U. V. Kseli--at her home on Webb street. The 1-;-son study was Joseph Vance hy Io Morgan and I'a-.-id Coonertield -v Dickens, in charge .f Mrs. .1. M.l lurn'r. Mrs. Airred in ste. ;-. herir read from the life f I '"Morgan w ho was years obi when he wrot,- Ins tirst novel. His previ work I.a'l necessitated at.tent'h n t- t.-.innte i till and he carried this trait through his writings. Mrs. Van St. . -.here- eave a splendidly ;.rc pnr.-d r.vi-w of thbook, Joseph Vane. ,, his flr- t and l.e.st : work. This story h s n- p! t but tli" portrait paintir.rr of his h a .- t-i its ts tire. The story ends in th. same indefinite purp- s'-less way that is characteristic .OT the entire I k. Mrs. Turner then cave a lri f review of the familiar D.-.vbi C pp-: fl-id, j which was Dh-V:ei.'s favorite h. ok and j lias a strong- aautobit-asiit'-'bit-trraphiral -e- - urn r r.ive skt:"hs . ,, characters m the story : ihica! ment. Mrs. T the principal showing- the fin-ness of I.i-.-kens ehar- j n.-ter delineation. fine point of contrast was made b"'w-e.--n Piek'ns and De M-,:'fran that -while nil of Dickens j ;itife.l tal(s always hae some hiirn i Ie Morrra!'. Iirs n-.n-- what-'-ver j Mrs. Karl Roberts. -n read that h.-.-i 1I tiful pnd difficult purl of David Cpperfield. the description f the storm J which held the rapt attention of her 1 hearers. Mr. Crawf-r-l entra:n", with a song- "J.v .f tlie Mornin.tr" t vj Harriet Ware ar.d as an er.c re rend j in the usual way by t'hyliis Ferprus. Mrs. Ifoustr accompanied both r.r.mters. I " ci.m r.Erur.Tnit. nammitd Ch.-.pter N-. S70 O. K. S. celebrated in honor of the Crand Matron Mrs. Jennie Aeker'y at he Masonic Temple last evening. A banquet j was served to about two hundred rne.nI bers and visitors from the surroundine; j chapters. The tables and bannuet room were very attractively decorate, 1 with flowers and autumn foliar,'-. Cr-i't or- dit is due the ladies of the .Morn...- st ret t M. K. church for the splendid dinner and the excellent ir.anrer in which it was served. The Rev. Donald Riddle and Mrs. Riddle furnished the music during the banquet ana t is needless to say that they were eni iu L: Uii-N L JVD3 1 PLEATING AND RR-PLEATING All kinds of sltl-ts In on day. ilut'on rove ri n r. hemst 1 1 h '. Tg. braiding, i 11 wort guaranteed . Call at Wa?-p-'.. 91 Slat- et.. little Wfft of ll.h man :t. I'iion 44C Hammond. fc--7 RUGS ANXTCARPETS t ashed In your own ln.ni, . Han.t'-' t'-n It,. unit meilo.,1, Av". It. Cookaey, 4l ' L. Stat- ft., pii-.tte Ham. 3 :;. lu-4-J ! The N"k.d Sel-S C OT.-n n 11 da v I and Tuesday and Friday ev i-inirs. C, i. ! and see Kre Demonstration f 01 Heater. 17S Sibb y St.. Hammond, Ind. D.'-i-Gl Have M-C,,y wash your rui-J on the floor in y.-ur h.t-ne by the Hamtlton-It-aeh method. The- best, til- t'lll. -lies'. tli. m.-st convenient method in us-. ;.... refer. n. -. Sa t Isf art i..n .r n" i-hartf. l'hone I-amm..nd fi-lti-M. 10-11-C, I'on t forget t !i I'.-ace Masquerade at the K. of 1". Hall Saturday eninir, O. t..b. r 3.1. ..- j.;-1 Mine. Humew.-ll of Chicago is nt M. .. Ib.tel this w -. k and part of next taking sp.eiHl ,.rd. rs for c.rs. ts .both :"r slb- and siirct.al work. Moth-Is ' display. Fittir.-rs i- na ra nt e.-.. 1 a-C7-:i

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ill be Iiel.l Nov J I in tlo- f.-U' ral eo.i, t ,"in 1 err before Atty. Kxutniner 1 it ) o f til" Interstate Coiami i oniii. it waa iiiitiii'iii.'',l t"'i.i... I Tlo- pul!:' service " m in is. i.oii t i i oi ... n a in a in.-m oko, a.o..u it t' ad -v.iii; a .. p r c-n ,

I 10 ret: se in fr. :.': rate., r.nd a ii c :.t - ;,, Ul.. .s ,.t the eornf r of Forsyth j r 111 1 ri te. ; -hi.:n'i ;i,' !iii.-s wher.- the el'cn 1 '.'1 i .t- il- 'ii i !! .id-i was i;,.,, t;i.i. i.ro,s the ooaii, ihors. ..! j oh. 1 i.ninal o: iiia.-niiii h as I he inter-j,.js n.ont the tracks move up t.nd f.-tate rates 11 Lowed by t i;e cm in i s- c-,, w ,, wjth uni) the w-it;ht of an auj si, -ti did not brinv- t lie s.-ai- up to t In- j ,, ,,,,, j ,. u,,OI, them and tear the 1. vol of the int-rs-'at" titt'S K;a n t el , ,,, ,(. t)Ut of piH,-t.. 'i'he running of I iy th- mti-r.-tate cominei-ye ,-oimms- j jfr.-i-l.t trains is said to be re.-pons.ible I.-:.. 11. lor this condition. ( If the ei'y authorities do not act I nU.r Will 17neno-ni7 i , r th- t'!,i2""s t,,r''a,-n n

vim i.v,w6av : Irish Republic! ! INTERNATIONAL NEWS. tERvlCt' .- i : I 1 i'T' 1 S , . .-t. -V -Se.-retury !''- '- '!! t" r 1V" "o" 1;": i.aiion asking r eon nit tott "! thIrish r, puldi. th- bv.r.au of the h'r'.-.tido ..f Irish l-'re. ;i..m anii"iiii.'fd today. He.-,.!' d ! v KranU I'. Walsh, h rm.-r , i.-.iii i'lii of the war la , p.,. 1, V. ill he re. ei. v C.IJ.y a- Ihe Oilte ( O'lili,!,' at v o', : k. k. ,r boa id, by S- ' - art 1 1 ; ' n t f IX "T . Li V III Will f I 'f?lT rT ft 1 :ws FROM THE TVIN CITIES J ins v.s 1.1 . 1; no ! 1: ' Th- p ; h -..;. u. or 1 ; i . s ate. Lb. - l:.t ,,.v, !rp -t.d tlu.t two ir.rtiana ) i;;i;!.oi- !..": had b.. 11 d e i a : r.e .1 at c?y and woiiid be held until fonj..- ! cue si. lit a : t . r th-ni. The boys are j t.l.lf' ' Are Guaranteed Gclors never Streak, Run, Fade cr have "Dyed" Lock , 1 . ii-v i I) :. '.v. l icit, j I nil ,.y ear- i -1 ,0.0 : .1? o w. ui. d: apcri--', , o v r: u t ' k . i 1 1. :i, . o'. t ii l'i- nts. v- i.eih-.T . j l.'.v. it d ed Lay ' Dh.tn n.! r's.-.-'" i then p.'S re. t ."S iLS K ! e V n 1 1 V' u have i,.r ! hri;.-t ha.a 1 ti .-- Ad v. "isS l" r 1 il i Pi o 7 4 . iK. Zero weatlirr or ninety in the shade, the temperature of your intake gases is always the same with the Guaranteed B-K-F THERM0TR0L This automatic heat control adjusts itself to less than a hair's breadth at the slightest change of temperature. You never need to adjust either the THERMO TKOL or your carburetor. SAVES ITS COST IN MONTH Hie B-K-F TliERtwOTROL HAS RECORDS of more than 36 miles per gallon on heavy roads. It practinlly prevents carbon. It gives mt i power and more miles with less lu.i than any other d;vice. ATTACHED IN 10 HiNUTES to any Ford motor. No drilling anyone can attach it. Weighs less than 2 pounds. Positively guaranteed to give satisfactory service for the life of your Fcrd car or truck, and cut your gas bill 25' t cr more. FOR ALL FCRD MOTORS $10 GET YOURS TODAY A K ft . rj 717 South Hohman St. Telephone Hammond 554

I-Jlm. r Shov.-r ,,f 35Ci Pen iiy ! van a si-mi,. atai Thoinaa lirantz of 11'4 I'irst :in.-t. ilark vubdlvixion. The ;ai.nts w:- notified and the bu s wiil be brought back today.

moom: oii; mi'.kti.m; T'n- East 1 niiiiu Mi.om" are p:,n.nil for an op n nu-otiiiK at the Oddt.llowM liuil on ICorsj t )i avenue thin V' timg at. which th'-re wiil be speaiitis from Ciiicir;". unisi,- and toiresliii irits. Tiio nu-tiiit; will io; in honor '. t -M oo-ieiieai t day. DHJIUT To I'll AINS t;nK." wccorditiK to the numerous coinI htmt.o which are bdriK raised by eititiM of tho c ty. who object to the destruction of the brick pavement on I'nleaKo avenue. The i-treet is rapidly becoming full of chuck holes at the ; j,ints where two jails are connected . ..n(l auh.ug-h the street ear company j s r.ds gangs of workni-n to level the j J Heks at frequent irit.-rvals they do Iirlt my (n piaee because of the rrtn- ( .-,;!!. Carri'. J i to th- heavy tian-a. Th- v..--t piace ii, the ;avenoTit.. - j to tp,,,.-,- who hr.ve made conijunction to stop the destruction of th-5 m-nt. 1 lMUK lltltltl) MilKTIMi j '-;,,. ;!tyt Chicago park board las ! ro,;ht raiictil' il all proc. edinss which" ;;.,. be, n taken in retard to build- .! -,- a p.i-K at 141st and Alder streets n In. liana Harbor and cancelb.-d tile O'litraot wi.ich lia 1 b.-n awarded to 1 t ii- Sua;n Nelson company of Chi- j ;i.. - ;o for the landscape work. Th, I ! ( 1 i:t 1 act ca. led tor an expend. C: e ot j i-'a.i.eo. i The iand v. rich was intended fdr a a portion of that purchased talk is tl - Indiana Harbor Mo: .e com ii .,-v.,., to,. in pb.y , s i .i: , . t.r a 1; .. '. e: : :. t; i it e . r ' th.- I. and St-' h T:n- site at 141st :.: d Aid-r streets was offered to the J purl-, i.oard l' r p.tt k purposes and w as ; ioc p!. 1 by t!:e old board. Trie deed j tor the 5,10 crty has never been re- 1 c '.ved by the city, however, and work j ot c 11st r ictiticr a park had be, n de- i ii.:-ed until tin- park beard decided tl at . was not advisable to build a' amstrfTifKOX-Ji a.-slMririieT-ariirai IfiTW T-30 LATE TO CLASSIFY rKHTWI.f,!Fdli !:I:N" I Ion.. . j. ! Ilaniioond. -S'.r.fc-l r.'i-ni in pr.vate Mat. Line bt.. up-stairs. 1U--7 i ;: SALL Hard coal heater: lirst . i j ....s- . - n. lit iou. j2j S'ato Lin- .t . t J i upstairs, Hammond. 10-1:7; Y--A bunch of keys on rinfr. in- . pl.i'K two small keys, numbered ti1 a , ' .-.re! ' I'mcier return to Or. J. I-;.;, i lir , 11. corner Stat- and Tlohmtiti Kt.. ' j Hammond, and receive reward. lU-UT-S! I ;!; SALT. n--.i, i:17. S pis-nger, i j ch..-. 1 car; A - . condition: 'iuitk s-il.-:-', I 1 t'-ise t-.v.-n. o71'J Mt.l-.iiiHU a-.e.. In.i- 1 ' j 1 ihri r. J0 -'7-i:' i-iti; s.-vi,i-, i rooms .-i 10-1.1,01,. , c.'tiu.tio.i. 414 W-s ac. La' t Tu- 1 lu-27-3 1 j I-t 'Ii SALT-:- Parlor furniture. A-1 err tl ui: Willi tlectric piano; quick sale. ! "'.'.: .MichiKHii ave., Indiana Har. lu-L'7 1 ! 17 ! r- -Wrist watch. Saturday event nr. :' - II;. mmoml. ln-'J7 li ill ilil 'o! -33 O

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city park at that point. Th- Itdiiina Harbor Homes company w u.a notihed of the action of ttie board. The Last Cho-apo Hed Cro-.x ("Ml'ter

will no.-et t morrow evt iijuk at tivir tiea.iquarters 111 the odd J-'eL.-w i : l. : i i - i ioK and hold e-nnuaJ eb etion of t.'ieir ., prepare tor tn.i m. 11. : 1 s a ip drive. ITans for the national m. 11. b. 1 - ' , ship drive vns reeenUv di-a us. d at " -- meeting jn i;,iry nhn re; o! ttie various cities met to sc'. . t iii. ni ters of the advisory coiun 1 : 1 . es .-. ml arrange, for the drne which opi-es on N'oeinb-r 1 ttli. Tho.se appoint-.: !;-. :;i! the Twin Cities w.-re Wa'.t.r Lihjy an-1 ! Mrs. John il. Karoid of Indiana liar- I bor and Ah- tnt-nheimer ai d Mr- V 1 r. , . " ... , '.".lie o r.M.xL . iiiciiK.i. , lare attendance is urned for t!ie meting to be held of local import tomorrow evenlnsr. The M. T. Club comprised mostly' of young ladies from Kast Chicago tint with Miss Klizabetli Kuhn n Lraok.rt sr., iiiiiiuniiia, last ev-mtiK arei inj..)ed unother of their regnlar so, n) ?,. -s. I lon?,. ! Twin C.iy j'.- 1.. lons are 1t; i-res t c! ir ; the, .iisitrht meetitig of Uake o-imy i 1-idKCs to be held at Crown l'..ir,t on I'licl'.v, comn.eneii.e; nt 01," i.'.h.ck and' c .?:?inu!n,- tl.i-o :'i, n. the Cv y Ki nltiK. The afternoon session will consist of a school of instruction conduc- ', ted by Mrs. ("lara Kvans of ch.ry. In I tin- evening tlie Hobart Staff-wlil confer 1 decrees attendant with th" r.rd; r. Mem- ', orial services wi'l be a j art f the af- ! ternoon ceremonies. Mary ln.1.1 btre aro expected to he in y'.t.ii.d, no- ..vi ins ?o the imi'ortance of a district nie-t i tij;. ; Urades 1, 2 ". 4. f. and '". can T.';.-"s-' t r tomorrow, Thtirsd.ty, at 3 .5 p m. . Grades 5 and 6 can also r(-i--!ster at S ! a. in. Grades 7. 8 and 9 can r-pister 1 at 4.40 p. nl. at the C..ti;r.at i..;ial -.,. e-H m ihr. ,.-..L ,0. v .-,..1 ,.t it. - 1 liKious Kdu'-ation. Mai-fc-aiet, th. d-iUKh'.-r of. Lev. and Mrs Lllmer Jones f Indiytia. Harbor is recuperating nice,- from a severe, case of scarb t fever wlti- h wa'-- i-(.t:;,:.-tl with diphtheria tendencies. V, hi',c she was most critically ill 1:1 th- t.rst statrj es "! ,hc 1",,,i' :U" is civ,"K 'ro"',tie now- or a sncuy ncuvu . j M r. an i M r--li. '-V-V ..) ft'r- ' y-.i ,1 .7 ..j fr"

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s-t. arc tuakms preparations : move to tli Cr d Harccns f-uuaiow in I'nrrish ave. near Ills, which has ju.f. been jjurch.-tsed by Them. Mr. and ill-. John c'oh'ir.s.. parents of Mrs. IV.bb.e i ,11 t.-,:..- t, f-,.--- r.-id. n.-e wiili I r. J. A. Ttc carden while M:s. Te.-Karden ar.it j i,rr s,1(,,;i Arc!,!., wiil .-l end the ; v.j,iter la th e South. "taking the "in' " GOT OF INDIGESTION stuarfs aysix-psl Table s Are Nicely Balanced to Enaole You to Beat Wlmt You tike Without Eistress. Il.d.fc'e, .11 is about the most v-r.-al o,;ii;::nt o? nianknid. Aril wli-ii the st-maou is sour. Kassy. bh --cd-iikc and get thai peculiar bilious 13 'it h-Zr ' taste ! or v 'lie IilMlt.il due- to Ind'.STIStie.r P.-f't there is tiothinir more reI ' le vinir than ( lie or two Stuart's By. j-li' i-sia jar.jris. Many p le are afra'i of nearly a'i the pj'.d ..id savory d.shes. tiie fried -SS, sausage, st-ik and onions and so on, they ttsttally - perience t he P' -'.uii. r aeiditv which often follows such food. Hut Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Wei-.- designed to supply the stomach v.ith the a'.kalin- eu'.-ot to offset the. acid c-nditJoi.. For this reason many ph;. s!"la.i.s rc-cotrim.-nd these tablets and ) . a can g.;; th' in in any drug? store a? rV7 tl. r M."i?--3"? itf3u vg and to restore the lining v.--' 5J Quinine tablets y ,, 4out. ;-"-."."' -e5?. vf- -T-" :'r :. '-'i :i't 3 StreeJ Harbor Tel. 78 ii . .

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