ft rsiuv. otrmnKK
SOCIETY
IWi.ii.. H.r -f ( -' '" " ' " ;l.lu!e4
ihrir i-artv t tV H"' Un,l1" '"r r ",U '".' "! Acacia
.u.ii.uiicr.'llirif af.sir for Sl.jr.Uy rr.....f at tl l..lr
hunker. S-vril grou uraltl Mti.-. ..( .r..i.,.iient
out " orrliraira.
That Xi's '
.nirll l th OMMlOB. TM fhSp-
wV B Wrv
Clare Pay. Aph l D1'
.rent lb n,, to w"PlB
YVaier visiting reteiivee.
Neva oiiofr. f- w
XI Delta. PBl '"w!" ,?
Rut Dueneing. AlpM O P'a. w
. llnti
Nebraaaa City.
yanan Bump peot lh
'J,
Council
tod wita rtitiim
Bluff.
Helen Pavia, Ruth Cherney tad
Weatharbv. Alpha XI Pel-
i.. aMBt lb rest K end la
Omeba. where Miaa Cherney vie
Ited at the Davl bona.
Lavlnla Mom, pledg of Alpha
XI Delta, vleiud br parrot la
Kairbury, Nb.
Lorcn Goaaard. pldg of Alpba
XI Delta, spent the week tod at
brr bom In Trumbull. Alice Voo
Sertem. Alpha XI Delta, vtnted
t at Hooper.
Pledge of Alpha XI Delta were
entertained at dinner Sunday eve
ning by tba alumaaa of the chap
ter at tb horn of Mr. O. T.
Warren.
MILTON 8ILL3
Dorothf MacKail
atar rula algkt Ufa.
BUT
With a roman.
afory an tnltr, of a rl
boy and frtUT V
Oaak. what a orf.
Karl Dana
Gao. K. Arthur
Com
COLOrOrVL
NOW
Stuart
: Today
wa aarnMfiy '
MH Hrtaat
tartalMM tM rM
ui mm.1 w aaa t
aawin.
SIOHAID
Bsrthebess
In
The Dawn
Patrol
with
DaMfJaa Fairbanka
Jr.
Nail HamlKan
TA
Piekard'a
Chlnaaa
i
Dran Land
Muart
Cfawaatf
with
Harrlatt
Crum
aiaflfifl
-Jtn CMM
Dane"
la tala of arual r0-,
( m
"HN TUE CANTEEN"
Donshnntt for the DongbboTS
And All Guests
FEHEP-FHEOIHI-FEEE
JOURNEY'S ZKD UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
OCT. 20 to 25
Donghnuti and Coffee
Tin
OH
ThSY W aaai af
tie NettalaaJ tka faxlaa
Cm af bW bU- aW k
aijMs at aaar Ma . . lW b
aW a aawr aw aU . .
Ksny comsca
KAY JOHNSON
HARRY GREEN
LINCOLN
iota. Bean f
rajrmei-ai fr
OuaM0
tcmAMCi)
Added
Sound
News
si. i '
Mourning Dogt
Di$rlote Prath
Old Vr.aor
rH!CAUO-iltM-Ta mournful
howlinf of a dio tfy d( that
Carl Kntii. rnty. fi-rmrr rot
l( profataor. bad fad and aba).
larad in lha untnant4 buiMinf
hra b aa rarvlakar. led tba
ni(hbor and p-.l.ra to findinf lb
man iMAJjr.
Yra (o Knui m a acbolar
at Hapabur univariity. Carmany,
tnd later be was a member of the
faculty of Carthage college. IUI
Bol mb,rf b. 1,0 m Germaa.
trench and Hebrew.
Rai4.tnd hv lha 4llft ftf Ma
wif a In 1IM, lb prof mor became
I , ,, . ixt k. k..
tht caretaker of lb old building
A hrftait ktaa Wan a n t KatMri mlVkXW
doft, tvt ry on bt could frod. Tbty
IN M. M. MACNAGHTEN
English Jurist Is Assigned
To Nebraska Chapter of
Order of Coif.
Initlatad Into tha Ordar of th
Coif aa aa honorary nimbtr of
tha racant convantloo of tha
Amartcan Bar aaaoclalloa la Chi-
caro. Sir Malcolm M. Macaafh-
tan. K M EL. aaa oaoa aaaijrnca
to tha L'nivarsltv of Nabraaka'a
chapter of lha ordar. according
ta word raceivad ty uaa M. n.
Foaur or ma law count.
Juatlra Uacnarhtan haa bad a
diaUnrulahad caraar at tha Kaf.
llah bar. In lsza aa waa craaiag
a Judft of th hifh court la tb
kina-'a hanrh divlalon. Hla father
waa tha lata Lord Maenafhtan.
considered one of the ablest and
wittiest members of tha bouse
of commons.
Expressing bis appreciation or
aiariinn Into the Order of tba
Coif and in being- assign to tha
Nebraska chapter. Sir Malcolm
haa written a letter to tan ros
ter la which he says, I need not
aay that I shall value that honor
very hifh indeed; and all tha
mora In that my (randfather,
Baron Martin, and my rreat
grandfather. Chief Baron Pollock.
were memner ox origin
order."
A number or tha moat aixm-a-ni.ha
T-nfflUh turiKts attending
the American Bar association con
vention were Initiated Into tha
Order of the Coif, the peer
legal scholastic societies.
CELEBRATION OF
FORTIETH YEAR
AT VINE CHURCH
Vina Congregational church cel
ebrated its fourtieta anniversary
with a formal reception Saturday
evening and an extensive program
today. The o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening waa given In tha
church dining room. Rev. w. A.
Tyler presided aa toaatmaater.
Nine of the fifty-five charter mem
bers were present, aa well as the
first child baptlxed and maar other
prominent peaple In the church's
history.
The Rev. Mr. Newel of Blair, a
former paator of the church,
preached the morning service.
Star Gazer Offered
Chance to See Nebula
Star gazers will have an oppor
tunity to see the andromeda neb
ula, a distant atart-taland universe,
at the second public evening at tba
university observatory next Tuea
day evening between 7 and 10 o
cloclc Prof. G. D. Swesey will ex
plain movements of the heavenly
bodies.
Eyinger Talk, on City
Planning at Alliance
Prof. M. I. Evinger of the engi
neering college spoke before the
annual meeting of the League of
Nebraska Municipalities at Alli
ance last Thursday morning on
SiDtroTauM
jjrt WAuni
Added
Talkie
Comedy
tba ).- of X1ty r.anmri "Ha
!- tpavial oi(rhai to piubUm
of aoeuct and aia aaablini M
Ulatton la paraalt aaunuilataa to
fiaata city piannlaf eoananiltaa ti
mora affarliraly prvnoia and
carry out coanprabaaalva comnu
nity oavalApmaot. i
IMu.lrnt Hrre In 1927 i
1 Dir Mufflon, Ind. I
Word Kaa ba ratvad by Mtaa
HJ R. Walktr. aaaoriata prut,
nc of botany, that Miaa Ruth It
Mayar dta4 of lafaauia paralyaia
i aftar a thro day Ilinaa at bar
boaaa la Hlufnoav. lad.
Miaa Mayor took bar anaaiara
j df raa In botany at tba t'nlvr
any of Nabraaka in 117. amra
lhan aha bad boaa an Inatrucior ta
tha Elkhart. Ind.. high atbooL It,
autta of bar raaaarcb work don la
eoaactio ariib bar maatar'i d
(raa had boon cetlnud and thi
lunmir war put ta final form for
publication. Survtvinff Miaa Mayar
ara bar paranta. Mr. and Mra.
Davtd Mayar. and a brotbar la
hifh achool ho waa parmananlly
enpplad by Infantlla paralyata thu
faU.
Studtnti l Kemper
Streer to Live Up to
Binding Honor Oath
BOONV11XX. Me. -L of my
owa frae will aad accord, la tba
praaaaaa af Almighty God. do
aolemaly awear, that Z will sup.
port, aaalataia aad defead the
ataadard of hoaar; that I will tall
the truth la all official atate
meats; that I will aot cheat la re
el tat loos aad examinations; that I
will support the courts martial la
their admin 1st ration of tha stand
ard; aad that X will tola rat no vio
lation thereof. So help me, God."
Tba above quotation ta takea
from the ceremony of tha signing
of the ataadard of honor aad la
the oath takea by all cadets who
have lived honorably for one year
at Kmper military achooL Vpoa
affixing thalr signature to th
ataadard theaa young man enter
the status of old cadets. Their
obligations aa aid eadeta begin
with tha taking of tha oath aad
and aever.
H
.0.
Sounds Warning Against
Litting "Hard Times"
Hinder School.
la tha October laau of tha Na
braaka Aluataua, which waa ra
l.uaa vaitirdiv. daneellor Bur
nett revlewa the educational equip
ment el laa university, empnasis
lag that flaaaelal stress must not
be allowed to hinder tha "educa
tional program of tha university,
which undertake to atrengthen
the teaching power of the depart
ments and to provide better work
ing facilities for both students and
faculty."
Among the forward atepa that
tha university haa taken recently
he Includes the provision for sab
batical leave made by the regents
last spring whereby an instructor
who haa been at the university
aeven year may take one semes
ter leave en full pay In order to
atudy elsewhere or t rare I. An al
ternative for th one semester
leave on full pay Is offered in th
provision that a full year' leave
may be taken on half pay.
Telle af Addition.
In addition to the plan of sab
batical leave for instructors he
mentioaa aew instructors at th
university thl year and the pur
chase of tha University School of
Music to supplement the work of
the school of fine arts.
"One of tha moat important ad
ditions to our instructional staff is
Prof. T. M. Raysor. new chairman
of the department of English, who
takea tha place of Dean I A.
Sherman," aaya the chancellor's
article la the Alumnus.
"Another faculty addition of im
portance is Prof. Harry F. Cun
ningham, chairman of the newly
created department of architecture
in the college of engineering."
Cover Deplete Football Team.
The cover design of the Alum
nus la a layout of varsity football
players aad Had Coach D. X. Bi
ble. Oae page is devoted to the pic
tures of four Nebraska alumni un
der tha caption "We're Proud of
These Nebraskans." The alumni
are Gen. John J. Pershing, '93. who
celebrated his seventieth birthday
on Sept. 18; E. Ruth Pyrtle,
'04. president of the National Edu
cational association last year; Col
winiam T. Ourv. '97. new
commandant of the university R.
O. T. C unit; Marcus u. roieei,
'lg, who was elected commander
h wkniii rfanartment of the
American Legion at the recent an
nual convention in North Platte.
Other articles concern home
coming, freahmea convocations,
faculty changes, scholarship rat
inr Increase last aemeater, new
houses of Sigma Phi Epsilon and
Delta Sigma Lambda fraternities
aad Phi Mu aorority, Nebraska
alumni listed on the state ballot
this year, the T. M. C A. outing
at Eslea park last summer, the
purchase of the University School
of Music, undergraduate activities,
aad athletics.
COLORADO FR0SH
ARE DUCKED
(Continued from Page 1.)
The U. of C haa a beautiful
campus, one of which students are
justly proud. There are many trees
and extensive lawns between the
building. Mt of th buildings
and ail of the new one are built
of a sort of tan rock which 1
takea from tha university quarries
near Boulder
Tha school lias la tha foothills
of tha mountains. X minute's driv
up Boulder Canyon or up th Flag
staff takes one Into tha midst of
natural beauty. Th drive up
f gataff is popular with the eds
aid coeds. There are numerous
turnouts for those who like to run
out of gaa. However, llghta are
turned on at 9:45 and then, of
course, everyone proceed down
the hUl so that the girts can get
home by ten o'clock, the required
hour.
WENT OF N
I UK II MIA M.HK KA.N
Hunker Student Retails Impressions
Of Ames Campus as Seen on Grid Trip
y LEONARD CONMIIN.
A .-.-! I.JIII w km If VlHl
tutill laaa I into fem kateing
warm id aun it. in "
had lha twat team aad got tba
breaks aUg ilh It. Tha ature
an..t. kit-. 14 la 0 If three
perfect forward p aut
thirty yard reck had not bad
han.UJ o -trieUleia under lbm.
very an oi that two mm.
i.i nk.1. m,U have wtn fur the
Cycluaea. It la against the rule.
bevei, u k-nflbtO oi anonau
tame lo end it when a certain
learn la ahead.
The Pi Phie had an open mie
f,.r riM nr ai nt the "better" Ira-
lemitiea at otlk after the
game. Ttue afternoon arrair com-
miik nrrhraira and refieah.
menu as tll attended from bulb
Iowa and Nebiaaka.
The Amee campus la beauiuui.
At Boulder. tVln. they aing
ThuW n,w4 Ihrra la no Blat'S like
Nehrejike." or ao lha information
run. To compare lb campuaea
mt a mnmm ind Ijnrnln calla for a
change of eubtect from Y Loyal
Huaaers. iieea. iw kw wr
ings, vines and ahrube, and aa ob
vious aecluainn from th city
proper place the Cyclone arhool
PLANS FOR CONCERTS
Will Hold First Meeting at
Temple Theater Monday
Afternoon.
The student division of Matlne
Musical, which includea fifty ac
tiva members and more than a
hundred associate member, be
gan activities for the year wun
. ... tn ha held in the Temple
theater Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The program which was pre
..lut hv the Lehrner ouartet of
London In the Temple theater Nov.
S aa part of the artist aerie of th
organisation was reviewea aunm
this hour. .
rhariotte Peterson. Gamma I'm
n - i. MMMMt th at nH.nt
cwia, ta i ' i .
division: Madeline Jackson. Alpha
vi rviia la vlra nrealdent: Marvel
McCormlck. Sigma Alpha Iota.
serves as secretary ana mcmoer
hin head! Ardath Pierce Is treas
urer, and Marjorie Bates. Sigma
Alpha Iota, la unranan.
All Student" Ol music or mnj
muairal aubiect are eligible to asso
ciate membership in this organlia-
Uon. and are invitea 10 viau uu
firt meeting next Monday. At
this time, membership tickets may
be secured.
Plsn Three Concert.
Tha senior and Btudent division
officer have made an attempt to
arrange a year program oi un
usual interest Thre artit con
fra ara tn he fcrourht her. The
Lehrner quartet of London appear
Nov. 3, Miss Maaeiine uray. woo
Is famed for her Interpretation of
folk aongs. will lng Dec. 15. and
Senor Zecchl. pienUt of Rome,
will be here March 9.
In addition to the artist course,
twelve programs will be presented
by local musicians. Active mem
bers who were selected by tryout
In tha anrtne- conducted bv nine
Judges, will make up the personnel
or most or tnese programs.
For the first time, the afternoon
concerts will be open to men stu
denta. Tickets also go on sale
Monday afternoon. Attendance at
the programs is accepted for credit
in the convocations and recitals
course, fine arts 75.
RUSSELL, IRISH
POET, ADDRESSES
STUDENTS TODAY
(Continued from Page 1.)
Chancellor E. A. Burnett. Presi
dent Isaac B. Schreckengast of
Nebraska Wesleyan university,
and Prof. Paul R. Grumann. di
rector of the school of fine arts.
Last night "AE" addressed the
faculty men's club at a dinner at
the University club.
Arrangements have been made
by the National Broadcasting
rnmnanv through its Chicaeo
branch to broadcast Mr. Russell's I
talk this morning over a network
of ten radio stationa. An an
nouncer and c intact man have
been sent to Lincoln to take
charge of the broadcast.
VOTE FOR CLASS
READ, COLONEL
(Continued from Page 1.)
really has been a clear-cut tussle
betwixt the athletically inclined.
Vrtv
m
i l the g ovd aa far aa fenry
la concerned.
v.k. ika rial I huuae. elir Ibor-
iM.hly with the haUlal of the
Bijma Nua aad Bataa. boU for
thi minutea and aad the newly
roeetrurted bocne of the Delta
Sigma Lambdas aad yuu have a
small e Jit ion of ftaieralty bouewe
at A me. Ibaae taalJaa in nunia.
lui i amble over three or four Ma
like aanatonuma. aad the hoe pl
iably ta grand Uougb the food a
poor.
N.bra.kaa campus suffer by
compel u with the ! Kboui
but Nabraaka girla do ao. Thua
spoke one of the natives. The two
or three good girls there are go
out of circulation before aa ordi
nary fallow ha a chance at them."
Corahuakere at home may aot
bate much spirit but they've
plenty in foreign perta. Iowa ub
atitute for a atadium would have
runr with Nebraska yella If there
had been murh to ring Pea Moine
rititen knew that 'There U no
place like Nebraska" ta capital let
tare after being ao informed by
thirty or forty enthusiastic aad aot
obnoxious, a combination aot too
often found.
And what mora. W beat 'em.
Iit vear the first class erasi-
Mania heJlotine- waa antlrlv with
out a sports candidate aad the sec
ond semester election found only
one on the aiat aaa a ieai:
Hear. If tb latter Incident la
to be takea as a sign, th voting
today may not be betweea ath
lete but rather betweea partlea.
A arannlnr of the record of th
last two class leader elections
shows the relative elreagtba of tha
two fraternity factions oa about a
par. with the barn trailing in ui
duat
In the first aemeater election
laat fall the blueahlrte took three
out of the four claaa head, leav
ing the yellow Jacket with oaiy a
freahmaa president. The second
aemeater witnessed a com aback
for th yellows, who then turned
th tables and took ail lb ornces
but one. ailowlnr tha blue a
Junior captain.
factional Laa'.
Rut tha leads that tha blueahlrt
candidates had over the yellow
Jacket nominees la th fall showed
about a nunarea votes more man
the margin that the latter had
over the former In the spring elec
tions. And the blue shirt Junior
who took the presiaency w ue
sDrlntr bad a aafe 100-vote major
ity eo there you are.
Even though the spring Dane-
inr indiiriMt vntine- on tha TorO-
poeed student council proportional
representation plan, a smaller to
tal vol waa recorueu iui u
first semester contest Th lat
iar wnnli ahow that about 1.T40
persona cast bellota while th for
mer reveal i.eso going io m
polls.
STATE HI PRESS
ASSOCIATION TO
HEAR NEWS MEN
(Continued from Paga 1.)
on sponsor may represent each
high school In the state which haa
a publication, which maintain a
school section in community news
paper, or which offers instruction
in Journalism. The convention,
however, la open to all high school
student and instructors interested
in Journalism.
The association first met at
Midland college In Fremont in tb
spring of 1929. At Its second con
clave there last spring It accepted
the invitation on the part of the
school of Journalism at the Univer
sity of Nebraska to hold a fall
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
THE HaUCK STUDIO. O Ilreet.
B2H1. J&litlnetlva antesfaeaa.
SLEEPING ROOM One larira room
for 4 men. Cheap If taken thla week.
Alio alngle. Cloae In. 1417 Cj. B1.8I.
AFTER ALL it'a a Townsenj
photograph that you want
LOST A valuable red fox fur.' Tinder
6 lease notify Alice Fltigerald. B 7i.
eward.
A New Austin Coupe
Is now added to our line of
Quality Rent-a-Cars. You can
rent it on the same basis as
Fords. No special guarantee.
MOTOR OUT
COMPANY
1120 P Street Phene 6819
Like That
When I 9?Unt tT.
of VdeVc-s. 1 Tht
Campus Shop 1127 K Street
Downtown atere 1201 O Street
Baeement Shoe Oeet.)
rooteuliua oa the Ijn.o.n tan.pue
Plana are betaf mad l- aom
modal a :oo digete ai.4 spun,
aura
riy holding tba caventiun la lha
fall rather thaa the eprtt.f ll a
thought that atudeuta lau g mi
publication nn hi recite atiniu.
lalioa and met ruction at the out
sal of their year tk rather
thaa at It cloae
(MertainnneM Planned.
Bettjeea buaineaa sraa.unt and
edlreeeae at th two day conten
tion wil he a comprebeuaive pro
gram of entertainment. The uni
versity will give a complimentary
luncheon lo convention delrgatea
and aponaor on Kri'lav. Oct. 14
Tb eeaorialioa annual banquet
will be held that evenu g
Th Junior chamber of com
merce at Lincoln la In charge of 1
lour of the city which wul milud
aa inepeettoA trip through lha ttat
capttol. Inapectloa trip through
Lincoln nepPr p.ani nave
also been arranged
finally on Saturday anernoon
the delegates and aponaor will be
the rucate of the university at the
Nebraska-Montana Stat football '
gam at Memorial stadium. I
Officer of th Nebrak High i
School Pre association are- Mia1
Ball Fai-man. Lincoln, prealdent;
Mia Rose Skudler of Kalrbury.
vice president; and Mia Florence
Sherman of NUgh. secretary.
treasurer.
Dean Upaon Reprernt j
Nebraska In California:
i
Dean r. W. Upaon of the gradu- j
at college I representing the,
tTnlvaralt of Nebraska at initalla-
tloa ceremonies of the president of
th University of California In,
Berkeley, Calif, this week. H will
also attend a national meeting oi
the deaaa of graduate colleges
there.
I
Nebraska ProfeMor j
Write Two Article ;
Dr. Cliff 8. Hamilton, professor :
of chemtitry. haa had two article i
Jubliahed in recent issue of tb
ournal of th American Chemical j
society. Ia collaboration with Cllf-,
ford O. Ludeman h wrote an ar
ticle on "The Direct Arsonatioa of
Benzene Derivatives" for the Aug-;
uat issue and with Albert B. Scott ,
he wrote on "The Arsonatlon of I
Aromatic Aldehydes" for the Oc-
toner number of the magazines. I
FORMER INSTRUCTOR j
GETS APPOINTMENT
Miss Elsie PokraaU, Instructor
In tha deoartment of Germanics
for th paat three year, has been
appointed asistaal instructor m
German at Bryn Mawr college
where she is conUnulng graduate
study for a Ph. D. degree.
Reynolds' Article i
' Published in Magazine
Dr. Robert 1 Reynolds of th
department of history Is the author
of an historical article published
tn a recent issue of the Beige de
On the cleanest locker
room floor you'll catch
the germ of
WATHI1LETIE5 FTW
"TOV don't have to make any
Y one of the teams to have
"Athlete's Foot" The glee club
probably has some victims. The
man who gets all his exercise
out of differential calculus, not
to mention the "crammer" and
the "plugger," may be wonder
ing about that redness between
the toes, with i-t-oh-i-n-e. Or it
may show up with a thick, motrt
skin condition. Or again, with
tiny blisters on toes, or a dry
ness with scales.
The fact is, all these symptoms
point straight at the ringworm
ferm known to the boys in
cience Hall as tinea trichophy
ton. This tiny parasite of the
vegetable kingdom has infected
about half the men in college,
according to many authorities.
The U. S. llealth Service reports
that "at least half of all adults
suffer from it at some time."
Universities as far apart as Cal
ifornia and Pennsylvania have
found 50 of the men infected.
And the co-eds get it too. Little
tinea trichophyton has made it
elf a campus pest.
It lurka in the very place
AIbsE'lbSiui
POH YEARS HAS RELIEVED SORE
MUSCLES, MUSCLXAA ACHES, BRUISES,
BURNS CUTS, SPRAIN. ABRASIONS
TIIKrK
rhilol.-gle et dllialoir. Tb a
tula is eniitlad "Marchaats ef Ar
raa and lha (inland Trede With
Uceoa. Uta Twelfth Ceatury,"
Ailawtirth Appointed
On Senate Committee.
NominatH by aon-frteraity
atudenta at lha university. Prof. U
K Ayiaorth f the department of
political science, haa bea appoint.
4 lo membeiahip on the university
senate s committee eo studeat eo
gabuations aad social function by
f.iaoccllor tV A. Burnett.
Miaa Corlliry llelunia
From Wetern Journey
Xt laa Martha Uoethry. aecratary
In the department of educational
service, has returned to the uni
veraity after a tnp lo the weat
coaat during which aha vtaited
Glacier park. Washington. Ore.
gtn and California.
TODAY ! ICIAL
Mince Haia Tabett
Choice of Pie i. iTT
Any oc Drink -a'p
Rector' Pharmacy
II an ml.
OUR
BUSINESS
la to supply the Univer
sity Siu-lcut with every
requirement from a lesd
pencil to a complete lab
oratory and
WE KNOW
OUR BUSINESS
Tucker-Shean
STATIONERS
1123 "O"' St.
where we all go for cleanliness
and health on the edges of
swimming pools and showers
in gymnasiums on lockerand
dressing room floors. In spita of
modern sanitation (you have to
boil socks 15 minutes to kill iO
this fungus parasite infects and
re-infects bare feet almost wiy
time they come in contact with
damp floors.
Absorbine Jr. kill th
germ of
"ATHLETE'S FOOT"
Tests in a famous New York
"lab" have revealed that Absor
bine Jr. penetraU.3 flesh-like
tissues deeply and that wher
ever it penetrates, it KILLS the
ringworm germ.
It might not be a bad idea to
examine your feet tonight At
the firgt sign of the symptoms
mentioned, douse on Absor
bine Jr. And keep a bottle
bandy in your locker as a pre
ventive. Use it after every expos
ure of bare feet on damp floors.
At all druggists $L25. W.F.
Young, Inc Springfield, Mass.
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