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.Wjhsday, ja> !r- UARY 24, 1935 THE iCLINTON CHRONICLE. CLnvtONJ S. C. s By MARGARET SANGSTER ..rossmg Crash Takes Five Lives' yan. i!0. ;— T'tv'l* PAGE SEVEJI ing acciJoni in the heart of this toim aty4:50 this afternoon. i ^ . Mr. and Mra^^W.-C. M^rCarty* , their (laughters/Miss Vilnja McCarty* land Mrs. Sanr (Happy) Hazel], werii ^rlisle, (Jan. L*0. r- F!\4« persons,!riding in an automobile-driyen by J. foi^ of them from one family, ate:p. .Schuinpert ahd were on their way (R'ad alsythc# ixvsult of a grade-cross-'from (.'hester to Saluda, this sUte. All jof the occupants of the car were from ‘si -,/ si . .i T m FIFTEEN’EH lliSTALlLMENT )derstar.d tl(at he wouldn’t attempt' tojquite necessiarj', and his jaw line wa.s Synopsis; Ellen Chui-ch, 17 years -he’reality himself, that she’d [harder than m'cesaary, too. Finally 'of packaged footls and drugs, telling Arkvwo'riQixT^ ^ I exactly what is inside of them^rind AUyItKTISlNG ^TiM-l..o^don Ttiyes making no pi'ofeasions that they will I ^ye just 'been looking over the “<.ure” certain disea.ses for which med* 150th axmiversary edition of The Lon- ieal science knows no cure, doh Times, founded iy 1785. The Times is the most indei)endent and one^ of Inrof food and drugs. AIL that the ch, were irom p.-6,,o,e<l law .1«,. ia Ha' -'WP' Hawll, who was form, ,is to inrist upon honoRt laTWIa**^ o . ew rry. In other words, all that the law Newberry. The driver had taken.' the route through the business section of the town instead of going over an over head bridge around the main section of town. The accident occu^rred at the Southern railway station, the drivef evidently not .seeing the approaching the most pmsi^rows newspaix-rs'^ require, if erfaet^l m its pres- «^uthbound freight train'. Two of the world. It his never tied i self common honesty on theq,odies were thr^ the I old, finds herself alone ih the w’orld - - ^^iwith apy partv or group of political maker/ of packaged pro- of the track, two to'the left and - .. X h rft ; loaders,* but has given its powerful, - lonthefrontoftheengine. Foui ’ with her artist mother’s last warningmean putting herself forever ihl They dreve through fifteen mdrel i . .... ... ringing in her eafs, to-“love lightly.” 1’f>owAr-and in love’s powyr-^i;minutes of sUence^ne car in f longi^.^^ wnrlH shp knew little. All her » lilt?power. H would mean that (line of care. Then Tony s|>oke. . to whatever person or party SI’E( IAL I NTIL FKimUARY 8 at the moment to be in best Of the world she knew little, .'til her " -ue.v power, .t wo„.o mean tnat,,.ne o. cars, men lony „x>Ke. . | j,.„„ tho'.interests of.the life she'-h.d lived alone 'wilh her-"e-'veuni^aw to lot h.m sje that she] .-rvc thought, lately,” he said, "that,|».opl„ of Knglan.l, and had the sound- mother in an old brown hou.se in a >’'^‘d'rut ge-^l^g. ^ ithodt^ him. It ^e were getting togi-ther in rather a jest program. - . * ' small rural community. , . . Kllcn,'''''’^ d mean|that he d have the opppr-j nice way, you and I.’ Ellen—that w^i Explaining its independence, ivvenue. it dcK'sn’t seem American MagazinE ('olHer’s Week- alone, turned to. the only c/ntaci she y o u^^^ er.^— ♦ . ^were getting to be friends! There vo^q'jnu’s points out that it is due to its ’*' have much (>f a leg ta-stand on injiy ^nd Womfln’.s Homo ('ompanion— , gi'v'at vai'iety of advei'ti.sers. A now.s-pi protc'Cting Pi'^iplcpall tliree’for 15 month.s for $1.00. own to the right aid* one were., I think that a. lot of ballyhoo Has dead wheh help reached them and the been raised over the presumed, dan- fifth breathe<l only a few times, ger topublic health imd<M* present conditions. With, the government pro moting theH.ale of alcohok litiuor for t ) ■ knew, an art ag>'nt, m N. w j.;k. Pos- When fh^oUthrers and drives with,been times when Fve t,bought the ing, years-of posing, wa. her^ only Tony began, she had felt a sense of; was coming when Ftj take ano.herjpypcc n\usbhnve'W^ of Ulent, so sh(* was int'oduf 1 to two radiance and physical well-lx>ing and chance- whe-n IM nsL_you again to it^^qs fr(M»--s^iles of the paiier leading artists Lick .Alver and Sandy ]h oce. She had' felt that everything —soim thing more than a friend. Hutjt can on'v g('t that support from po- Macintosh. Kmh u ed 1 ; as a mod.d ’a ^uM a.lju.k it-T. in a natural way. I’m wondering, now. if I’ve (‘ver been - <utvkdios or from advorti.sing. and both f-'ll in !;> -c w'..h her . . . but IL"' .s-^.^urance had even 1x>en visible right, alH>ut anything! Tell me. have! if q accepts a .nihsidy it cannot K' in- again.st 1h<' effects of what they put into their stomachs. J.V.MES W. ( ALHWELL ( all 58 at I2:.30 I _ follow the Ellen, tryir-t'-: t' ;s the thought.s of love. more. to .Sandy. She had looked you ever really considei'ed "'hether, .jciKMulciit. Mut v.’.T'ped to ikek philosophy of h'r mo’Fer to “love ‘‘swell"! Hut it, wasn’t visible any you’d like a divoix' lightly,” rc. ’ Ikvhaps it was the mental first night we mot #v. Her circle r?’ frienis is snmll “artists -ui.^in that made her f.el so fagged—: was licked .and give you one. if I felt «nd tv/o or Jiree girl models. Ellen at- that made kec'ping up such an effort.Nhut I wa-^n’t getting anywhere with •t' I told you, Ihejcan ho V''"tuful ei t, that Fd admit T Lh,. papci b policies. no sing!(> advertiser mnigh to influence pap<'i 's p " ' A.Ivv'i: is(> s don’t care what 'a tends a ball^v.-ith .Shndy. While (ianc- -l wi.- h” sh(> said suddenly one day ^ eu told nr.’, ing, a tall yo'.ing nran oiaime(^ her and o, s’ (> 'kr.i!t in front of Dick, "that that there could Ix' an annul- romance is boi'n. A .ride in the pkfk. you’d ’oq me for a minute, ohL'',' ’'' any time. Maylx' one of us was ^ nr ^ 'I'}: hadn’t ro.gavxkd h .i . •’'‘“i iH’r’s poli[cii»s art': th<‘y only want to: .lane s house, that it reaches reader.s who are! proposal, the next day marriage to '11;^,^, I’m sunk.’ Tony, and wealth. Hut she’d "love’ !V, r as a ; right. May'.e we were holhj'ight ” hU” F-i’en’s hands were pressc I against lightly,” Ellen told he self. .She would man living since he ha5l reached the h r breast. Under them she Could feel never let him know how desperately home .qnqch of his mural, hut now he 'the thumpin'g of her heart. Ulaire had she loved him. even though .she were dropped his hrushrs with a swift lit-called it. .Surely, it was. .fane. It must his wife. Ellen insists upon livingitle exclamation of pitying ^surprise. (In’ Jane. KI.se why wa‘s Tony mention- her own life, maintaining her home in “Why, Fllen child,” he exclaimed,' ing divorce and annulment at this aide to buy ihelr wai\.American nc\''s)>ap<“"s ge”c."a!ly un ’<"■>'!!’,”d and aix' guided by that principle, hul The London Times was the first to iHs- co\er it. ' - ' WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH YOUR CHILD? Hy Frank Howard Hichard.son, M. D., F. A. (\ I*. Dr. Kichat(fson_will answer question.s of The i’hronicle readers by aiail if accoinpanhed hy a self-adtlressed, staqiped envelope. .Address him at Black Mountain, N. C. ~ r her small room, even though Tony us "Fve never known you to say any-1 time? wealthy lane, of Tony’s wealthy thing like th.at before!” set, is disappointed in Tony’s sudden! Hlleh' relaxed into a little huddled Tnftrriage t Ellen. Jane then makes ^ heap of white buckskin and beadb. every effort to win Tony away from^ "I guess it’s old age sneaking up on Ellen. (Now Go On W’ith the Story). me," she told-^Djck. "But honestly, I never have felt so tired, in my life, as I have lately.” Dick was wiping his hands on a And speaking O'f Jane—but they didn't speak of her! Nor of her com-!P^*hit rag. ments—so profoundly true. They did, “You w^y me, Ellen.” he .said, not speak of Dick either. Dick, and “I m afrair^ou re doing too much, or the part of Ellen’s life that Dick fill-'something.” He wa.s putting.away his ed. was a sealed letter which neither hrushe.s and looked oddly relieved or our Oinmr. of them seemed to remember, '"^hen the door opened and Claire'camel Ellen rose reluctantly. "I’ll alwuy.s think,” she .xaid, qit la§,t, “that you’re wise. Tony, in any decis ion you make.” And that was thalt . . . The orchtvstra was thumping out a summons, Tony gave his order briefly to a waiter, and then he was rising and holding out his arms. "A'ou haven’t danced^ with me,” ho .said, “siiKe the night at Jar>e’s party. And that was only a—a sample. IjoUs have a dance together now, while ' * ('ounling ('alories | (L.nstions and .\nsHer.s ^ So much nohsi'tise is -talked and 1 (Question: Dear Dr. 1L( liardsym: .My SI(A FR F(mk1s I practiced hy LJks who think their Lhix'e-ycai-old (laughler nearly drives A great many people are proft’s.'dngl ^Jit, or feel sure that; me cra'/.y; ami | am afraid I show it^ su,.prise that uie higher price of sjl\er!'^ '-y b>o thin, that it i.s helpful. for sh(> seems t,o he getting worse in resulting from our national policy of I ^’^e vc'-ylthis dlieelioii, ili f her than tier. She remonetizing the white metal is e’au.s- definite way of knowing | is a great hand! for picking up things one ing wmomic distress in ("hina. I que.stion the extent Of that di’strws; I think dt more likely that it is the bankers in the treaty ports who are in distress than the |)eople of China gen erally, But leaving that asnle, tlv^ real purpose N’hind the gorermnent’s sil ver program, as 1 understand it, was not to ibonefit China but to protect the industries of the United States against the inflow of cheap textiUvs and other commodities which the low price of silver made it [mssible for A ou re making a Tommy Tucker Orient to ship in here over the Jaiie was a phantom that slept. So, fhe room. w«0 Dick. So. for that matter, was KHen hadn’t s their own/love. . . , "V'' l^riy o«nce lor my ainner; nut sne meiu‘U| i inclimMl to agrex’ with FArle The cvenings^ went on. and even thought of Claire^into his arms, and they whirltxl away., of The Cleveland News, drives/ the dinners. But therematter. ^ ^ ^ ^ ' It wasn’t a waltz, this time. It was!that a prime move towanl solving our .4rt.in banrier* that thoy never' I aaw your I — - waa Dick. So, for that matter, was taiien naont seen Claire ve7*y often ^ out of me, she .said, making me -highe.st 'fariff wall w'e could erect. of her wedding j>arty dance for my dinner!” But she melted, i „„ inrlin<Hl t.o with RjJ were, , _ hated rival today, the ^ barbaric, staccato measure to which agricultuml problem would lie to pro crossed. Tony never came up to EI-.you know!” sai<l Claire, danced. It was pa.ssionaU* and' hihtt entirely the im|x>rtati()n of any len’Ii He always met her at. thei The one that Tony gaye the hand- f^J^ of effrontery, that mu-!food, clothing or raw materials which (ways waited there in hisi-^™^/silver plated gates to. gjp. it caught them up into a strange,'we can produce in the United .States. vS^^dsi^r!^FIe always left her at < ^ ^ I ravage >'world. Ellen could feel the the froat door^ with a brief and hur-i^®' ,, v, i, jungles closing in about rie<^ -gooil-nigbt. And they ^ un'frem he’! re I drowameaa <rf •trange. nugn .x. ( u, never- danced together, either. EUen ^ unnatural flowers. She was glad whenj^f j^^e U. S. Public Health-mtv knew that «he couldn’t keep up this friendship preteaae if his arms were around her and his body was close lazed position on the floor. HEALTH — Very Good Surgron General Hugh S. Cumming, ice, fc- wlx’thor the diet they are getting is l-ithiit-l do n(>t want her to hanJle, let- sufficiently sj^iring for the over-[ting me sie that she has them, and weight, or .sufficiently generous for | then i imnirg away as fast as she the lean. It is known a.s "counting the lean, while I race and chase after her. calories.” | When I caught her, I used to spat her Now this is no terribly difficultreprove her in a task. All that is necessary is to makepfrievi’d voice. Now she has learned to a complete record of all the food eat-r<'pnoachful voice perfeot- en by the child (or adult, for thatpS “"d lately she has been holding matter) within the space of two con-|kt'r little haml out for me to slap, with s<'cutive days, using a.s measures thepke brighU^t little twinkle |n her eyje ordinary table utensils. The record ^ke time, ami a burst of laughter will read in t<>aspqonful8, gla.ssfuls,! I Jrive her the slap. Now what or "ordinary h<‘lpings’’ such as a patl^^'^ht 1 to do a^ut this? of butter, a slice of bread, etc. i Answer; i You are both of you en- Any lH)()k on diet (my own "Re-l'j'oying this little game so thoroughly building the Child” among th4> rest)! (oh, yes you are; ami I don’t blame will give a "tabU’of calories” in which you a bit for kreping it up, with such is siq down the amount of any f(K)d an adorable youngster as you de- (e^Mi'ssisI in these oniinary house-j/eribe) that I hate to 1h‘ the spoil- hold' ineasmx’s of (piantity) it takes|Si)ort who tries to.make you stop] it.! I to make KM) calories. For instance,.Of course it is doing no harm; /the one banana, one ordinai'y"^si/xHl apple,[mere fact that you tell her in mlvance' one slice of white bread, one large mot to take, is in her eyes just part o< egg—any of theex? equals 100 calqrlei^ Farmecs.’. Bulletin 11*2 (U. S. depart- " You-mean Jane,” she said, while the mu.sic stopped on a high, quaver-j ^bat the nation’s death-rate for!"*®"^ of agriculture, Washington) con- f against her body.' It was the short Dick looked helpleesly from her face , i m M t 11 I j»v/i i/.T tiiaw u.ii^ iJAiiirrin i 11-i «i\»i in.g note wlwn Tony her back ^^e lowest yet. That seems dance, at the house party, that bad— she was sure—precipitated their last X' Claire went on. **I was in Wall street,” she said. ‘I’ve been doing a little biicket shop- . rT»u ' pin*? l«te. Trust me to pick the best Weeks went-on. They were beginning flare-up. of passion. Days went on. | theit t^le. Sipie w® glad that the I<^jqo'i)low up th«‘.common charge of'the he had ordered #a« . workingman s uninforme<l that thou.sands of ix’ople foodsteak and succotash and things like 'tJMt; She needed something com monplace. You said, once,” she remarked over to learn something about each L rsIT^aM inking aloJ^f',^* succotash, "that I was n/\»va® ♦ra w * ^ I Jn a»/wvrl A asAiyl 54 theM tw«. BUmi had come to reaiiiel. "oc ‘ 7“*“'* “."Tf Iw t!Iv ».t. lor all of hia in- f(ont,pf me had % .mu« look that Tony was not, for all of his in herited fnaoma, one of the idle rich. She iaamed that'his money, invested in the stocks Ahat his lather made worth whiie; was admirtistered in the tier’s office in wWchhe was a jun ior partner. It waant only hia own money that i_he cared for, either his respo^ibilities were not small, when one considered Ws ^g!®- H® rather liM busipeasr Tyny. oj>ce. "I guess I inherited that liking from my father,’* he said simply^, * ■ Tony-’s eyes surveyed her for a mo ment, keenly. It was as if he were weighing this matter yf cause and effect. 'j > * "Your mothef was ati artist, wasn’t ahe?” he said, at last. "Y«,r: pfiein. ThsTs, how I got "started in this bitsiifcss of "poaing, you know- My mother and 1 livad quite hy-ourselves' u> ih«( coun try, where there were' no models, and of a woman who’s on her/way to meet some other woman’s hual^nd. I didn’t epeak to her, though she was alone. A.sk me why!” Ellen pressed her bands wearily against her forehead. Wall street! Did that really mean that Jane had been going to 'Tony's office, she wondered? Dick was still watching ‘ her oddly as she went around the screen. _ “I don’t thhlk she's well,” he mam- bled "to Qaire. • *'She’A in love,” aaid .Claire, "that’s all. Love saps a person. And makes a sap of a person, too, for that matter.” And SQ it was that Clsire took Ellen home. -But she couldn't explain, even to herself, why she put her arm around Ellen’s shoulders. "Dick’s worried about you, Ellen,” she said-, "and so am I, Wieve it or not. You aren’t acting quite normal, you know. Are you feeling .iblah Z We are for you, kid,'you know—all of us. Don’t let that Jane get away with a good cook, Tony. And you said it when you’d only eaten one of my fried egg aandwicqes.^rd like to have you to dinner, once—to a dinner that I’d cooked myself.” Tony was looking at her oddly. l ^ ap I hsfl to pose for her constantly.” *'Poor I^tle kid,” said Tony, **didi<?U ahy^hg you really—wantUr you ever play?” His voice was gentle. '•Don't bp sorry for jne,” aaid Ellen, and i(he spoke a little harshly because "Is this an invitation?” he said. "Or are you just having fun?” Ellen's lip quiverea. They drove away from the inn, at last, through an amethyst after-glow. "Somehow, this light,” she said to Tony, "makes me remember the place where I lived before. I came to the city.; It’s an. old brown house set back of the loveliest ..flowers that you ever saw—my mother planted the flowers herself. Now that my mother's gone, Tony, it belong* to me.” • . (Gontimied Next Week) are dying of starvation in the United States. Dr. Cumming doe.sn’t say so, hut I have a shrewd «u.spicion that more people die every yt<ir from over-eat-! ing than from _ undernourishment; Incidentally, don’t get the sUrgeon- general mixed up with the attorney- general. Their names are very much alike. The head of the department of justice is Homer H. Cummings (with an "s”). Worry kills-^more people of middle ahd adraheed age than all the- infec tious and preventable disea-ses. So the recent convention of life insurance presidents wa.s told. Old age pensions ‘might prolong many lives. My own o/bservat ion-leads me to he- Heye that nob(xly really know.s much about keeping himself in good h<*alth antU he-has reached the age where whatever he does doesn’t matter tains such a table. the -fun. Put the things you doq’t want her to I'each out of _her reac^; ami go on playing the innocent game with things that it is quite all right* It is iMjrfectly simple thas to find!for her to hamlle; There are plenty out the total intake for an average [of things of that sort. You-’ve been en-! day, by totaling the two-day record, ,couiaging her to "pulj youF leg,” as and divilTing it in halvre. Isn’t that more satisfactory than gu<‘'ssing about it? '[the- English phrase it. Don’t bother to di.scipline her for things that arej^ ircon.se<iuential. T Mrs. J. M. Owenby Passes Near Here much. I. Mrs. J. M. Owenby, 66, died early Ellen tried to laugh, bpt her voice n^^^rning at her home near was a little shaky. ^'j Fairview Bapturt church, of which ahej”’®*’^' PEACE — And War I met the young son of a friend the pther day, all dressed up in a . gor geous uniform. He had ju.st been pro moted , to captain, he said, of the Knickerbocker Greys, the cadet corps which .serves as a training school for officere of New York'^^ ^'venth regi- '••Doi’t you worry about msi^Claire,’ the te«* nwe so close, "I had a swell I ahe aaid. “I know you think I ^ven’t! service.s were was a metnber. She was suddenly! Don’t they teach you in school that • war is wrong?” I asked him. ina I wven V: .time. I was crazy about my-mother—imuch sense. But I -can Uke caW oiJ^onducted ‘ yeiteiday’ afteraMn^^kt! “My •he Uusht me everything I knowymysrif. 1 can—” her voioe wan ““ahK* o’clock from the Famicwi'*''r' • - lay bo-;,h„rch. withW C. C. V.u^hn offi.l“‘«''‘.lo •* ‘0 f'K'''- A OANZIGER SPECIAL 18 Lovely f/ CREPE DRESSES i! ._ ■1. Jtlg' -*L Hugli L. Eiclielberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN. 13 Years Experience ‘ » Prdressional Insurance Information Furnished Fre<l \ ' Office: Room 209Jacobs & Co. Building about everything.’ more vehement because tears lay . _ ^ “y ^Lchurch, with Rev. C, C. Vaughn offi-l iigirt. If Tony wanted to speak out of t^^hind,i^"take care of myself! And Interment followed in the ^ ” ‘^-®^ a chance to go to war he auppressed that desire. Instead he my tMn property—” t t asked another question. j Claire’s hand, patting Ellen’s, was ‘"Did you ever think, Ellen,” he said,^aiie3CE|ectedly tender.; ’•at smy time; thsrt you were i^ love j "I—I wo^r,” she said. I cemetery. Besides her husl^and, she i.s sur vived by three daughters, Mrs. Be- -some day!” , The boy may have his wish, if there / i.s anything to the law of avei;;gges. In: with .-anyone >— " he'’ialt^srCd, ^any-l ■ ^ ,•****> fyuej" I Claire didn’t leave Ellen alone upon It was the firat personal note thet?4he doorstep. She took her upstairs Tony had 'struck since Jane’s party, and helped her into a soft kimmy, and and before .she could turn to sdbter--|niade her Be down. And then, merci- luge Ellen found that ahe wa.s. shak- f^Uy, Claire went away. •ina hw head in dehihL 'f . ^ ^ /k was an hour before she arose atrice Rf«, Mr». Carl Clincy,' Mi.s jPf»‘ 158 year* the United Slate* - ^ . . - ' . . I has been engaged in six major wars. vei;^c ited S Mary Owei^y, and several grandchil dren. .averaging aboyt 26years apart. jThe last one ended late in 1918, That Q Smith Cotton Meet Set For January 30 would make the next one dud about * ’ 194.4. ‘ , / 1 The history of human progre.ss i^,, after ati, mainly a history of war.! Put two contradictoj-y national cul-l,> tures in close juxtapo.sition and soon- ing hw head — , The days the weeks, crept on. Din- frern the couch and, with her mind ner wfth Tony every niylrt ? . Ellen,,IH1 jumWed ud,gi^mg I Weshington, Jan. 22. Senator i„ Vm in a Grange drifting rtate. Shcln.a«e of a jealouay, ''tumbled' g^ith. of !5outh Carolina.loday sctl"-,®'^ j«n’t “‘/E^irwer* '^jJanoary 30 a* the date of hi.'oonfer.| „0NE^Tl~5n UheU the moment that brought lony to ncTjanower. ence on plan.s to revive the nation s; t^FKE RHjEY says THE^ATS DIE BEFORE REACHING THE RIVER Since moving near the river m'veral years ago we’ve always used BEST-YET. Me watched the vicious water rats nibbling at BEST-YET outside the house. Al>out 15 minutes later they darted off for the river to cool their burning stomachs but died before reaching it. Kills rats and mice only. Will not hurt cats, dogs or- chickens, and there is no smell from- the dead rat. BEST-YET|| comes in two sizes 2 oz. size 2.5c, .5 oz. rize .50c. Sold and guaranteed by ' YOUNG COMPANY- IN CLINTON HOTEL BLDG. -PHONE 63 tt ^ m ..Question of how mnnyidor tl«^how.r,’EUon found th.t —J’™;", — honin H wouldibe before a red road-jwaa c^mg biUeriy. .'producing states, heads of cotton ex. ater stood at the curb with .ts h^rn. And yet, despiM the tears, when the imeresled parties KUnding a sumnWDs! horn of Tony’s Toadater sound^ .n . And yet as the days went on, it,front of her hou«, Ellen ww-aWe to| „^ted to draw up crew increaeingly hard to break the,come donut and mrot him with a smile. ^ eongrtea to barrier tietween herself and the man on her lips, and itith her^y« as ap- wbo was her husband. It ^gan fo ^ parently f^h as was the little or-J forced into her mind tliat Tony would gand^ frock that she wore. ■ever atfnin be the i^greeior. He’d! They drove together for a while in liid^-oi^that first moniing when j sileroe.' Through the' early evening I left tier^v^hat.be .didii’4 wt .hal^t«ffic, out over a bi^ge that led to portion love, that be waatied it to be;Long Islanff. Tony’l^brown hands We Do AU Kinds of PKUiTING * • ; a^.VrJ&(CCPt DAD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. 1>I1ILC0 Radids & Tubes Smith’sNPharinacy Mo j. Follow VICKS PLAN For b. tt. r CONTROL OF COLDS ^11 details in tdsh)||^.jgocl(q^ I ■' /Ji ‘ ■" V. w liETi,