Inpresses on Parents Bene-
fits; of Citizens’ Military
Course
130mm. May 19.—To urge upon
the mm of New England the bone-
hts ol the citizens' military training
camp {c tinir sons is a duty which
Major: General Clarence R. Edwards.
commanding? the northeastern military
department. says he feels devolves up.
on hill even. more as a citizen than
as a some“ In a. statement issued
yesterday at his headquarters at Bos-
ton. no we further:
"1 son the benefits that accrued to
'5 the lamina: year. and in all my ex-
perience I have never seen a month
" more profitably spent. Boys who
fame to the. camp stooped over. thin
' and. rum down went away. at the close
erect. happy. and healthy. Boy. who
- came without physical faultsfound in
the camp-u new inspiration for the use
. 1' mind: and body. It was an exper-
ience tron: which students and instruc-
(tors rimmed. a fundamental training
in citizenship and patriotism. This
year the plans for the camp are bigger
and of broader scope. More will be
accomplished. The officers. as last
year. have been chosen for their emc-
iency. their interest and their ability
to handle young men. Every safe-
guard is assured to the students and
every opportunity is offered for them
to find themselves.
"The surroundings of the camp are
delightful. The purchase and prep-
aration of the food are carefully
watched under expert cooks especially
secured to cater to the needs of heal-
thy growing young men.
"Attendance at the camp does not
entail subsequent military obligation;
but it assures at least the ground work
Di 3 strong body and a. sound mind
‘ and the appreciation of our national
institutions."
;' coRNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Drop a little
“Freezone” on an aching corn, in~~
atanily that com stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it right or! with fing—
ers. Truly!
Your druggist soils a tiny bottle 0!
"Freozone" for :i few cents. sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toe-s. and the cal-
]usos without sorrness or irritation.
-——Adv.
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'GOING TO BUILD?
. N OW IS THE TIME.
The decline in the prices of
building materials during the
:past year has been very substan-
‘tial. A comparison of today’s
prices with those of a year ago
Ihow:
Lime 19% lower now "
Plaster 23% " ”
{Cement 30% ” ”
Sand 30% ”
Sewer Pipe 30% ” ' ”
Brick 35% 99 u
These reductions have given at”
impetus to building operations
. everywhere. Order yodr ms-
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CAIRO, May 19 .-.-—Women ore ex-
cluded from the We: Egypt iii-hr
aroyal reccript which “Mimi! .‘
establilhint the ma why .
primogenlturev Prince m.” of .
King Fund w'as am so: posent
heir to the throne.
The rescript provide tint it the
King has no male chum eldest
brother succeedes to the throne.
The Mohamed Ali faintly m'eligi-
mow neuron. my 19. -N6unk
lobster-pen have sent an appeal to
Senator Frank B. 13de to usehis H 3‘
influence in stopping the damage to .
their gear in the race by the maneu-
vers. or the nasal emit. .
F : .. calla—pr t I
m In: 1943—“
ble for the throne except m former
ex-Khedive Abbas mini. (who “was
deposed in 1914). but the exclusion
does not apply to his descendants.
Bmuwnswoi7
The Sanitary Baabsry‘is stood‘and
convenient place to buy bakery
products—tor it Is centrally located.
uses only the best of muted-ls snd
all baking tom plscs in a W
establishment under strict unit-w”
condition. Breed of all varieties,
wisest, mm rye. Vienna, whole?
wheat are fresh made daily here and
a loaf of bread from The Sanitary
Bakery satisfies. John B. Sandner.
Prop. 35 South Main St.
wast. beautiful silica-sauna.
home grounds arebedm pm.
Stock-mot theatre-tumm-
son Gaunt-uses lilo-epic};
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i. (in mixed colors). pee"...
on csanas. msrxuerites. Wain:
etc. Prices indeed ore conservative
and now is the time to procure bed-
ding- stocks. 52 Van Zs'hdt street.
'Phone 1400 .——Adv.
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