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TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 l i c t u r e i f


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CanU "SO


-.the novel by Betty Smith, and of.unfu for the week commencing Monday next, ' ’The scene is laid in |Brooklyn .of a


“A ’TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN." - ^ d picture ;thia adapted from


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Ail Next Week :M ...W A,. , V.UU. UuUpl


VW , , I . arsi our’lssu^e'IOctober had a ' aack; end !‘,‘We ;this


pg elsd.’[, reTOpen


195).


Ibf some! bummers we don „ on the weather,


k In the igeometrj’iclass Students 'Were I reported to


promised |a .record


ker Hafgri ^ died at


tt Glen 'Ofomie, Kihgusle, illness.', , J i '


_____ ________, sho ;


|al barbef, Mr.[J. H^U Wellgata Iced : the opening' Jof' a JadieS'


Iby'hls; wife and prihciples."|


la


for er'-‘^abrii rehearsal for a' bbhCert! a presen


cuiSuonim^ '


Ig at t thei^iphearsais." regiflr


Jthis, I of,


an^ tt Ui«M r\ia I fVi/if they


present of —i r. — r r - M/1i


if'members ofth'efsociety; will ‘u r .: i .^ . stJeliy •


piindtually;


d,’’ jsald bur potei op! the! _-ike ai


frorm 30 to 39 |“|He is thus


£uld be raised in connection with! Ivemberi'elbbtioii as to the status InciUor B. Jordian,' Who,:on leav^ T Starklei Arms .Hotel, was unabla fpo3sessibri:of the .house He [had Ised. iFor. somb time, therefore^ , no‘option but iW reside with a of m$ family, thus brfeatog


lemed'Ukeiy that acuribus que&i - rl :!


_Mcatlon as a burgess.; iWhen. Ierseerslprepared.the burge^|list<


Tcame. into.effect:.bn November j omitted his [naipe thei^efrom.


Imade nol clalm t( in respect of H,


„ation. I Would to be a! councillor


• T -aT/Mii I r him to raise thb question of therefore


‘to be placed on t seem'ed, too


lUUa(/iUil>l uuu


he — — bn'November:


,x)od alone,- as the I Act drew a; dm •n, between, beihg elected la coun- irid being a coiincUor, it seemed Clear I that Iwh^ Coundillor.


lon xl of the Muhlnpal Act Hat" a person bhallinot be qualw be elected, or to b >' a councillor: he is enrolled as £ burge^.” ^Ifi


prot


m the ”Act'of I Parliament, hka [others,; Ipfobablv :wlth a Wiew to


.'.f


ceased to be a'burgess hb would , be' qualified |afb counoillbr.


I t .eve: ho is, at


U;to this iplaln statement, land b t them Is a proviso :l.O this '^1


ig wbrk .for the lawyers,. Intr;rb- : varloib . saving and quallfylni


be elected!and peison shall be qiallfled


Id to elbct to thb office of t.mantfonec


the time .


Jor, which last :ation td! being,


terhativb jfpr and ji 1. spall not repeal take; away 'an|' i other qi.ahflca-i


_ elected spall be , qt


to be a coimcillop ofjeleotioi.qiiall't


IPREFEKM'-,,, THE': POWDERS


l^hichever you prefer therd i i lio more certain andi quick re


le fVom E E A l lA C lE


Cepbot U sold: . everywb'er. In:


l COUM luali-i ■


'this proviso sufficient te enabla too? Jordali to retain hii office-


Ithstanding the plain words! quoted thd point is i not


I burgesses'geierally,- to Councillbr Jordan Section


he shall, for each] _ penalty] not exceeding £50


Ico vdistti «Tn cW


Ir


Saturday the' iMoorL it Held the


leant^en enabled oHol


ICO V I PARTY VUlOlUUU liiCiU W i


ler eVeiyone !epj°y^? 1'’’'^?,'”^' The iidan o ....... .


ledlngSv began I parade,! and imes 'were seen ,,


Je,..apa pi}lzes wefe given to, alh e rain Having 'a b a te dU t t le , ;s wete held along Bar.kfield- Instbad !of hi J]ir. Joyis fl.eld:


by] a I " child and dbg .


ig tpc;'races, |ii|_whlci foif adults ps


many enjoyed 1


was jready, the I hlng I with good


____J.j tuU "


ie llihting'of |rork3 followed.


[done !b y ! the e Iceb disappear


ired toy children dike ’The'best


it thb tab es l^w- 'vehtrilofl'ulst


terwards'/ lor 1 more


well ;the donkey,


len ail returned'to the canteen __1


mig vyilU suuu, thln^si [rhe p.**- ren ’


'tabled fairly


idult^. Later catrje a coL_-—„ mtertalnipent


o cs ,vvc ,c O.C-U


ie|re ie-lald|foP )hjurlng


„ ' and Igrojvn- donjurlrig trick: ■ .children, who, in a tm e ! ’ a| horiflre and pnfoftunately*


.,vv.*calnipe


m, i^UL^Ugl VUC CVCAlUia |toes!Were served] At 10^,30 p.nvi!


ftog.


to -iH^ cap teen the


I with! Whist j for the older ivenihg


;or games


|)y croWd'dispersed.' ,1 '• I


LWgiSyne wa4 |sung,' pnd lALUJinNIUM


pughlt uctiphii


led to,-enable Users to obtain ana ireeiy !any quantity of (fabricatea


iluiP'for.pots an 1 pans [ind pre^ Oouses.. I ■ '


difficulty about


.NATIONAL NURSERT CERTIFICATE


1 1cirse: obtain uniformity lii.tra in in g th a


itrpduce acate.'


y students; the Min; nd Education have a national


.steri ofl decided nursery;


VVEDDING and BIRTI-iDAY, CARDS


“ ADVERTISER S TIMES,” CpiTMEROE- i aluminium, litences wlll| now;’ be


the Ministry ofi iremains the sole (trader: for


PllENTIFfJL. AirciafU


This indicates that there the Isupply 0®.;


i \ Maclean ! ! Brand [Stomach


' Powder ' . and Tablets; ; j are only ! i genuine [ I i f signed


r ALEX.C. MACLEM^


pHce


213 Alio


and in 'diblet


m 115, 213


tax).


Had ’ ' ' t l .e 'irs |fl rst, the] Mpyor Mayoress sltthij down with


fo'lriTT


■the cjiildren donkey rides,


'in' sWite ofj |t)he Inclement ithe Hof- -,


iT^A.


-all' nlanned evehis. The 1th a fancy-- ime : original ■


the cbmmit- ■'his w|as fol- tu I f YOU suffer from Indigestion, and fndfffe


pain after meals or toms, take Maclean Brand Stqmach’Pbwd^r.


Quickly i t will relieve the discomfop a.id restore digestive well-being.


Deaf Sirs '


ciate “ Macleanst” I have used i t for years S am ite iT ib ly .b o th e red with'painq m | iy ,


I write to le t you know How much I:appre­ I i W e s t r^ . s t o m a c h ^


did not- have Macleaffs. , I cannot Praisept tioo highly. Yours fa ith fu lly , (Signed) ly . E. R.


I really, don’t know what I shouldido i f l


stnmach Powder is convincing evidence of ftsTfficacy in relieving Heartburn,; F laiu - lence Nausea and Stomach Pmns .due to and -to


The wide popularity iOf Gastritis and Stomach Ulcer. ^ , ,U -If-r . WESLEY H A R V E S T SERYK


The interior of I'bhc Cll'herba hi i d i s t <Wesley:[ S th i S


Smirably sung by the cawh, ^ ■E. Fletcher singing the .sol) part


fruit, vegetables and other bn Sunday, when hawert Mvlng services were: held. m o n ^ service the; B«v J] E P. Edwards was preacher, ®nd the an them “Sweet is the Sunllghi; wM


eautlfUlly decorated with nowera


^A t r S a l : children’s! gB sCT- vice in the {afternoon Mn E Atkins ms chairman. Mato g l^ of flowers and: fruit, w re ivc^lv^ by Mrs. Totty. Mss Edith A'tiklhton


told a harvest story, and tongsnnd recitations were given by 'fe ten e Hewitt, Marie Isherwood Helen Sm ith so n , K. Standring,', M. Knowles, Jean Anderton ana, Vera


th e choir, and the; solo, “ cellently sung by Mrs. Yoi


the evralng service. Tho soloist was Master George Waddlngtoi sang “ The Better -Land ” moi ‘i‘ Ih y Way, Not Mine ” was


Rev. W. H] Totty, coiiducted who


,ably. ig-by ex- Mr.


E AU«a conducted th e c h o , , , . —^ tog th e day, and Mr.'Albert lln gard '


,dur-


was th e organist. ' , ' h ! , „ M In th e school on Monday evening the Mvtoah't.'.Chnf^irt :: w Nelson,; entertained - a- 'ji-a,rge todlence.: Sunday’s gifts iWere isold ^ m a stall set up in the The flnancial result of the hd was very satisfactory.


sdhbol. week-


! I . I


id an<i\ y.j.


idi ofi STOUa C E MiFFEHER : i I


2ri 16 Tablet. 1/3, ,Slivle dou


(inc.iPurchaje tai),


1 Powder, or . I42| TablM 3^1


fTablet or Powder! oottn. 8 Powder,


CEPHOS LTD,, BiACKBVRN, CEPHOS DOES NOT AFFECT THE HMRTi ktcri


MY5ICIANS' REMEDY :


[ hairdre^irig Salobn; Ito b ’ -augnt(


,11, "W ■■


ihava yean


't tefi


of ' the i Technical humb


fils Scottish, sh , .allesji’ i, J.P, .'of. .Wlii


obting^ ' afteu


I COM i“.,oni


I r 'Risbgarlj who wds giyiilg hla I


stomary {charge hf I uiucct and|flva


ii/UttiBC .ui


free fob’ :the! Clitbeboe Ghorali fohestral Sbclety. w(ab stated to ihrea


*k yoiir i^OTfst for H. In case of dijjlcu/ty,: write; WOOpiAf^Ot HHtK food? tM. Oanteng, Lanes.


T oil Lionel have!


’’m*- -- . a* j . . . mn. ............. ..— - ;


J Ji. i.. . that’s what Grannie ealli Mm . . . b . h^^ so chubby and contented------ -- sihce


sibce Mummy put him on Woodland Milk ^ Yl Miu could see Mm change for-the-better In a^weefc.


generation .-.ago; and it presents . IHt story! iof a workinjMlass, family in ‘ poorer quarters. The sisters -Katte Sissy*! the two main roles, aje pli,_., by Dorothy McGuire and Joan Blonoel respectively. Katie is haW, hope respiting, yet loving wife, despite tht trouble , and anxiety of ma ofWlnebriatec


rnn.fhA.bAtter In a weelCo


At last. Ms little growing body .was gettiftg ^ nourishment It needed, from a wholesome, easily


dlgestibiTSod which is no trouble to make . . . ♦ • building up bone, muscle, stamina. Mummy’s hapiiy and so Is Baby Bunting, i


now • • • •


Neetey, characterised by Pjeggy Garper. and ’Ted Donaldson] Sissy ii , the opposite of her sister, paving | re married without 'first obtainl divorpe, and is a real “ badilot.” , , The story develops when ffatie finds, that!she has no real love for her hus


band; and when S e diteovefs that [sh ' " CT again she find


life unendurable.li ■ Some days later, when Johimy fails, to retpm home, OcerlMcShane (Uoyd Nolan) call? td inform her that Johnny is seriously il. in hospital. ’There he dies an alco­ holic’s death. Shortly after the funera. Katie’s third child,is bom, and ln |duc time'the older children graduate iron, school. Katie, who has bePn loyal ic the pore, notwithstanding her trials lam; tribulations, ultimately iflnds happinesii with' MeShane.


is tte.lbecome a motfe ----------


in supporting roles are James'Glea son, iRutn Nelson and; John Alexander.


EOTAI. BtACKBtJEN ’This Week-end: i


James Mason, Margaret Xockwood, ii ■ '


“A L IB l l” !' Air Next Week : j


“ UNTAIUED ” , and “DARK .MOUN’TAWi.’’


TamkoS, Jane Dalwell, J. Farrell 1/100, Donald and J. M, {Kerrigan ' represent approximately half the cast in ■ mount’s “ Untamed]’’ a dramatic ston


Ray MiHand, Patricia Mdrison,, — Akin Para; filmed against the background of on


breakdown, and is! ordered away inw Republic].inlisici the wide open spates with his'friend Woodbury. On a game-hunting expedi­ tion Bill is attacked by a. bear apd hii leg broken.


majestic Canadiahl Northwoods.! The way.at story begins when Bill Crawford, brilll morous ii ant young


surgeon, has a nervoui


hearted, stalwart Joe. She detests 'toi place;


curious partner for the


liison bars shutttog heT in. She ilS -un- I lxappy and out-of-pia'ce 'in 'the' n


the great mountains are lik(


minded, bcandal-mongerlng cornniimit Indeed, it is the scandal-lovmg folk who are' responsible for .the develoRr ment of the story and its affecting


uuv cuxvx uwsrv* 4/***wv *** v»»w —. climax.


Mountem,” is of the thriller' type, li which the parts axe realistically played


The supportmg picture, . Dari .. . . ' by Robert Lowery, Ellen Drew., '] tRe"’”«p


Tobmey, Eddie Quillan, Elisha Cook, Ij.. and Johimy Fisher.' Motivating toe story is ihe.pWmotion of a haiitome young fknlet ak sUpervlsot in Charge of the Dark Mountam district, and tre


assignment. A BOWNHAM WEDDING


DRIVER—SIMPSON, ^


the scene of a pretty wedding on SatUr- tey afternoon, the bridegroom ijbeing Mr. Donald Barton Driver oMy Jon bf


St. Leonard’s Church, Dpwnhate, wus


Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Driver, a5. Dpwhte^m] roadT^Chatburn, and the bride, : MIm,


Freda gimpsom.only daughter of i£. and Mrs. J. Eimpson, Cosy Cottage., Downham. ’The ceremony, conducted


bv tte Vicar (Rev. J. E. Frice) was fully choral. The choir, of which the briae is a member, were in attendance, Mrs W. I. Todd was the organat.


Given away by her father, the bride wOlVcU ttwaj wjr —-n - broldered veil and floral head-dress, ape


*


ore white embossed taffeta, with ep ^ _ _


|0.


eS d ^ p in k caniati’ons. ,In attend­ ance were Miss Edna Burns and Mi,


Mary Cowperthwaffe, both c o u ^ s ; toe bride.,-meir dresses were pale blue


taffeta v^th pale veils and floral headi-dresses.: roses composed the bouquets. The tofest S w te 'k Donald Simpson, pjrother


of the bride, and the groomsme i, Mr. Derek K Mr. Gordon Liwery,


the bridegroom’s cousins. . Followtag a reepption in the


The Drioe iiuvcucu — Pag. numerous presents ^Pii^ildlu ■ ;


-Mr land Mts. Driver left for bt. iumeir 'a^omretum from toe f e y - will live at Cosy Ckttage.


tume, with navy accessori^ and bag,^To each bridesmaid toe] Iroom'^presented a gold sequin evening


bride teaypll?l[^,®J[,i®t?d^hahd- bride-


r - J


The bride is .also a teacher at bt. Leonard’s Sunday School.


Leonard’^ interior adorned


festival iervice.s wwe held a t St. (tourch on Sunday,


h a rv e st EESTWAL. - - H aw ^ t The


of 'fxu lt,' flbwiers, ^ d ibrcadJ In sjilte gf 'stormy


of f the with


a n I abundant supply cliurch t o d been


f a th e r "® sbnlc® were well sup- Dor-ted Both sendees were i n ­


ducted m th i Vicar: ( th eW . J. E. Price), itod th e ip re a^e r in c ite moming w-ks!the :Rev. C^non C . ^


Lambert, 'Vfhffe evening, vte preached by the Rev.. T. ^ Hubert,' iD.A.C.G. Each preacher delivered; -an | Inspiring sermon b ^ f f upon the meaning. of harvesFOTanksriving. jThe sing-1


pleasure 'wak added -to the smlce by the Isinklng bf the anihem. “ Praise Me! Lord] 0 Jer-usalem ’


(J H Maunder), in which the bari­ tone soffl^assung by Mr* T. Broad- head ' ’’he lessons a t each service


evening leksjons .by Mr; W. Jackson } a M is 'E. Smithies. [ Later the


were'rei.d ffiost suitably by farmers and members of Ithe WJi.A.; the momin{' les^ns by Mr. T., Broad-; head a id M]iss M.liWatson, and the


gifts oi :f:rtilt, flowers, [vegetables, i etc., -we ref distributed among the


nd


Denys’. ;ionle, CjU-theroe.' WOM] INfS INSTITUTE. — .’The


w>ao w w V+A -.*— of th e 'S t;


presiding lover [a moderate atten- dance.


gave -a


joyable . wl-th Ulus was aqco thanks Todd, g i f t . Institute, and the Womens hostesses


Lister, M. Wa


l if i


,ec)nded hy Mrs. Price.' A [cef from GhUhwac Women’s Canadk, was auctioned, proceeds given to th e


01. th e proposition of Mrs.


.talk on ;rations rd ed ! a


„|] hearty ■ vote of


; Ins titute funds. Tea were! Affrs. Hornby, Miss ks F; Smithies and Miss


sn Mik! ATniEFlOk


kes Moist Folk Feel Like |Shoutt With Joy


When voi’re conitipatedand fed imt awful all wes, S e c Sw Uttlelirtt Pilb -


The sourland aunk fi^g that goes with oonsu^ * ‘ “- j to jinpropetly digested food. To


't 1 1 _1.


AlkalmeluiteevtTsr. Caneri Little Uvi


itinP VTA the Lmtijre Hw. M Rn*>\ JVIflOtiniX* M __rKiiaincre4se-the flow of this f i i S V r f l w of;*e W


d that hei^ .to. alkalize; digest and' of a Vitff


Wheii thbvitalAnsJindJma flows at.thyate of K reerPiUs.lThey faavekgentlalaiativeacBon md


TOorihtKaay.mostfo&fcdtoe^*^ I So whtoW'needaSativVt^ Little


Septemliei! imeetink: of the Women’s Institub) was held! In. the school on Thursdiy I evening!. Lady A^eton


„v.«x|-ys ................... .—


;x \a> xxxvixvxM-vu **wuu** Dixon, of; [Lancaster, iii-teres^g and en


!Rtisslan Music,” on th e piano. He


-I. — rr— I — -- - I


sick in h e i village, -and a surplus was sen t to the children " ■'li-the:


takes them to his , home in Lost Laki where Bill is cared for by Joe’s; wife, Alvy, a strikingly beautiful girl,-a^ j- rough, I kind-


Joe Easter, their guide which, com— ;


KING ]UNE ^This


len! Miranda, Mlollael 0 IMETHING FOR iTHE


I’Shea, in BOYS)’


Maria Mo: "G


GBAND This week-end:


__Jon Hall, Peter Coe, in YPSY WILDCAT.’’


Monda; ’Tuesday, Wednesday: “TABZA^’S


UttbUajfi vv.cuucouay . SECRETj j]mEA,SURE.’’


The exbUrdinary aiWetlc: prowess .revealed' bJ'jiffmhy Wejanuller In Ms


role as Ta-zan is rivalled only by tl _aF


minenfi birt


luman! chiffipainzee, whpi plays a prp- ijj jjjg I Metro-Goldwyn-


Mayer’s^ “ [Tanans Secret Treasure]’’ First-rate 1SU7 jrt .is aflbrdedlby John Sh__effield a:i'


feats of ChePta, the almoit i an’


fVia nimn


ime'pieSure [presents a fasematipg panorama of Whd We]in the jungle. With the etploita of its[Klng, as piuch at home in th? tree-tops as the mon­ keys and! IS fpcile in'the water as a Ithreaded inp; a dramatje


taureen p ’Sullivan. i


crocodile, story.


ThUTfday, Friday, jSaturday; Tins


This stlijring ^te^^of played in! the vyar; by


routes 6pm,! br ngs to spotting bumps and


the'fli'Bt'tijme tte unsui lighier-than-alr iervice.] a p8kt forJWallace Beerj, his own heart, and one of roles of his entre c.arto. .i


„ vital pari they ceeplng the sea the screen' for g herofcs of the i It affords, too,


NAVY.” the subm^ine-


whichis after the best


headed by] Tom Drake, liecently sem in “Meet Mb In S;. Louii" James Glea­ son, newimmer Janj Clayton, Selena Boyle, Noih Bee 7 , senfti Henry O NeiU and many otherk : l.l'


, Supportmg th s star is a grand cast, :


This is k warmly human and exciting story with ever-])opulMiWMlace BeCW „


' pe irllls in authentic at of Jhumoqr BIAITO. “THE WAY


alhpd withit ibsphere.


aenal BIA G K B W This Week-)hd:


Michael Redgrave, Ro^muud John, in I . _L i m A W


O THE STARS,”


fl iehtine men demanalng] ber; pretty its


g ti Delightful. CODI dy Of the sort that


“EARL..CAR] ,,


, , , k r« •• '


Next Week:- !■ aoLliil'VANITIES.”.


1 clyilians alike aSe ! that' they’ll remem- and Idanclngi Broad- grektest, moSt:,glar


ties,” a remarkaple diph for the enter- taihment-lKgry]filmgqer. H the


make; the Ikvish new ‘“Earr Cartoll vani­


are' the Ihgredients


lovelv Ckinstance Moore and dashmg E i s O’leefe wffhlVhrlUlant sup-


lorttog cam jus - k few of whom are: ■e Arden]' Ottp; Kruger. Alan Mowr


nan and


Republic studios lark said to, have spent mbre thaiU '^mlmbh dollars; to. make


CanoHoMbs ”! who |fprm the choni^


cMs-of th{yeir, and seem to Drov6 tiat, th6y dia not lau short M thfeirnin)]! .DbhniS:0;Keefe (M


gayest, brlkhtestl mosfirollicKlng Mfisl; the tOD-flibtrof . players) portrays, the


young plajffvrlghl .^hpIfaUS [h the EuiopeanT p rinefess '(Miss l]toore), who ^tolAfSbrlte'With'her mother in-


hatred aroused by Steve had secretly married the mrl whoiri V m had hoped to take as bride to Ms] neiw


ihas been Carroll. Wright is Mlarlous kompl


sto^ movjing ' to the goigep


tte hope craisilig :a loan for her coun- t r y . 4 :Wf « ,¥ p t e a r e t by Earl ler


*^*'^)ll?f‘tionV which keep the e righ


'kila brlk p jack right ujt Brady? and'Grandpa torthe cutest nair 1


roinahefe with] thb plky- ine of {' the many, and I ms


bationk


isly-mpuhteff I finale . i:'


t


would:tee' to sinqhis!teeth Inta 'The part cdUs for Ch^lie to Play^Dad to Marloffe ReynoldsTknd her hubby, Fred


with a h ck b g paxj mkton


: The Supporting Journey,” depicts


for this war-condl g as career-'


ioned household, picture, “Dangerous weird and wonderful


,i* «-iaV 4


across lor years. Fay:Batoter Is to — --womlan u^d sole provider


of identical twtasj; Donna and Elisa Lambertsom toat icreen-goers have rra


rites in Tan^ fuljofiperll, magic and fascination.


I ■ This


GRAND 'eek-end:


Anna Sten ai,Ali, Kent Smith in “ SHE Wao! DARES.”


Ing of h arye^ symns ls_ always a . future 'of .rthesk: services, and


Mason' is an ama' small way, and c' in crime makes bring conviction screen villains, associated with allowed hi hlmselfeit


Lionel Atwill, S


paratTvely sympat that he can be -


OTOVides him with one of Ms i s t com- pruvmco.....—o^hetic parts, he shows


h


All N # Week: HIG 3 COM5IAND.” vi)o;is supporting Jas.


o 0 - .m m m r


ateur crimmeflogist in a ;1 Sims that His interest it easier for him to to I his portrayals of


Although for so, long iptoe-cnillers he has


“The Hl^h Command,” which jonipletely at ease to


to ■ become Alien and Rober; Livmgstone.


W H A L IE f jPlCTEBES This


Claudette Cblberjt, “PRACTIC


programme..


Here for tte ' 'to;


ALLY YOURS.” Nei;t Week:


“THIRTY SEC(j'NDS.OVER TOKYO.” week, thls.pict


Johnson, Robert. d iiubuu xw.,.n['Walker, and Spencei-


opening days of the | constitutes thq entire (Jentral figures are wan'


Tracy in the rc e of Lt.-Uol. DoolitJe, The film-has rei Jism and/excitement to I ii.n Wsh-naced tequences!


- “ HpTEL! BERLIN.”


tress Germany, by Vicki Baum, of invaded Ger


out. WHY


NOT HAVE SLEEP


;H Nir.HT ?


Here’s- the easy i way many mothers manage;it.


her own words: “NlgM after h i^ t, as soon' as Wb got settled to' bed. Baby ■■ ■ ■ Igrytog.; Bablets soon ‘lat. 'What a blessed


ybu and yoiii’ baby both-need sleep. 'one mother m


would, start, diariged sB


relief I Bablets helb cleartog away


disturb, toby,’4 “ sleepy stuff ' effect. ' Ef"”^


ralieve ,teetl.« feverlSsness,


fulness.


palataWeT^abliis like them.' . . BThankful mb! ters. everywhere praise


toe relreshtog sleep b|i wastes and pohons that rest. No oplatesr-no ini Babletsr-n» dulling crushed ! to a , powder.


ablets- for' 'the wonderful: way -they ■


B A B L tT S {^toy’ll Offn Babtetay, • i.l'


■ ■ ! - troubles, constipation, irthbea, colic and fret-


w HEN T 0 DOSE EWES Uv IfiSTOP'p Eb


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