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Show AH."!, I ? SUN PAY HERALD International Farm Tracb Must Run Street, Under Tells Senate Group SUNDAY, fn uJU 2-V- - ,..!f''-- .1 i All (I, o Family Provo-O- rh'fl and - 4 .....r3"'. v.. M. '. w v.- - ... ay WASHINGTON (UP- )- A State an attractive and sni!nly painless solution, hen etie or anoiher of AmarUan agrUulttire la demanding soma ictiuu," Llader conceded. "Yet when we apply restriction to keep out the normal import fairs, told the Senate Agriculture of foreign producer!, w are clear committee that farmtra must be iy running aerlout risks," he said. willing to have international trade 'Foreigners, finding that their street." "run on American market is gone, will be Agriculture Secretary Eira Taft forced to cut back on their pur Benton yesterday urged that the chase of eur export crop as a nation's machinery for curbing result. farm Import be atrengthened to Under uch t iltuatloB, Under protect farm price lupport pro declared, farmera who previously grams. "A reduction of Import ll often reisefl crop for export will dump their good on the domestic market "adding to the pressure en our aupport programs. "Our cotton farmers may lose their domestic markets in the United States. Me balance our trade with the rest of the world in the worst possible way, by restricting tt both ways." 10.95 OUTDOOR DRYERS Steel "itrolQhtllne" dryeryou don't watt one Inch of space, 20 parallel lines all A feet above the ground. Clothes dry quickly and freshly. X Department official told farmed today that U they expect te sell exports market they muat accept foreign farm import!. Harold T. Under, assistant relary of state for economic af- SAVE! ""s IS, two-wa- 16 y Would Bury Sitting Bull r y 31 13fp :V , raw HAJnf1n 1 ' Near Custer Z3 VAjt ' - i Tuipntino 1.93 1.59 Reg. AO 1 A ... w .. W arti- 1 7 .v .m v(y ,r-:- . . s ;aiiiiJ Reg. 13.95 i 8.95 HAf.TOS f7 y' '' ;! : - V tiY ,: 'r ! r V: .. ' ' 1 ' ' v A"yn thinking of buyin9 6.44 feaMtIbbe4 tt-iibb- d Durrnweve woni bend or bulge. All smooth will not snag elothse, bright new eotort, " I I ''.' e s ,.,!I 1. I ' - Murray said Sitting Bull was a great military strategist and said he deserved something better than hla "nenlected" gravo In North , M5 Dakota. Ilia word for South Da kota weren't any more gentle Ms tailed the body moving Inci down-rledent "cheap, disgraceful, treatment ac aacrUeglou corded, the remain! of one ot the greatest itrateglst ot the Indian SPAR YARI1ISH 4.44 G.lloa outalde for boata, ilatlon wee-denone indoora on furniture, wood-tntarlwork and cebineta. High gloss elite aun end tain. TJae ht t, or I " ' Dentists to Bo Drafted In June WASHINGTON (UP) The armed lervlcea isked Selective Serv-ic headquarten Saturday for 28 physicians and 145 dentists in June but reduced their medical drift calls for May from 400 to wiped out by Sitting SECOND FLOOR I eons 200 physiclani. Wars." Murray laid hi wai In favor ot The physician! w t uwuciea m burying the Indian near the bodies June will be assigned to the Army. of Custer and 2&t trooperi of the Thi Army will get 100 denttiU U. 8. Seventh Cavalry who were with 45 going te thi Air force, BuU thUpric. end quality. H.avy,, 10 w,r" ef W00' P,r lnch' N,w tit colon and patttrni. J UP)-Surg- Physicians, shed.' cheek ? McKay Makes Two cnvtti New Appointments TitiFrir r act. V.':;: . - '- Xl.j-- I niJ i 17'. ' J - A IIOUSTON, Tex. removJamea E. Murray (D- - t Jefferson Davt ofhospital two baby boys ed the right eyes In in hi laid Mont.) Washington tend! to introduce a resolution to yesterday. Jerry Treadway, 20 months old, Bull Interred along have Sitting side Cuater it the Custer battle and his brother. Donald, three In their field monument In Montana ea the monthi, both had' cancer right eye. Doctor! said the site of their 1878 batUe. South Dakota Indian dug the canceri would hive caused their chief1 remain out of hla old death! If they were not removed. left the Treadway grave here it dawn Wednesday The operations and spirited him to a new resting family with two good ye. The Tread spot near Mobrldge, i. D. At least parents, Mr. and Mrs. Srtts bund for been have both be way, said her official one public feared that offended cltliens of yean. Fort Yates might go on the warj path to get hlra back and warned a&inst foolish actions and "blood- 411 Sen. at - s' V it 1.77 Do profmional lobe the first time ihia amily and quickly d azingly let, Inciudae luUer and Uay, 5 Vr: SETS ROLLER Savinji!...... .. Spring -:- Surgeons Romovc Eyes of 2 Babies III With Cancer A Wood! J FORT YATES, M. D. (UP)--Montana senator elbowed hla way Into a private feud between North and South Dakota today by sug Resting that the bones of Sioux Chief Sitting Bull be buried next te those ot Gen. George A. Custer, the Litthe man he massacred tle Big Horn, Jeor Thursday for : ' - 1 ' ' ' ' SHA.l 0 DRY Ke M........ 2 dry. too. Ksrw, HOI! 15.99 M treat est a sushi on ef ttsera esWrr-to-ri- ll Ariomatie. light wetghi or ass Oltlnf wsrte. loO DEEP 23,95 FRYER 19.99 Thrifty Cat etl the features of more expen-elvfrysre PLUS exclualve extra thermostat and by U. u WACTTTTCfiTflV Secre fUTM tary of Interior Douglaa McKay hai appointed wuuam i. tsurte, reglpnal counsel of the Reclama-tio- a Bureau at Billing!, Mont., at special assistant to solicitor Clarence A, pavii. . McKay alto named Carl W. Beck, former Indian Affairs Bupe.c1al consult. reau official a ant to uie Dreu. e Ken-mo- re lilted Merlin De St. feited IIS for having no license. Other city court iction Thursday Included:. Rnnalrl M. GrtfES. forfeited tlS for driving on the wrong sldl of th rosrl! r.nnlon T. Perry, for feited 15 for having no license plates; Stephen B. Roylance, for feited 115 for ipeeding; Gordon Kent Thomas, forfeited U for mak ing an unlawful turn, ind Claude tar IB, Van Filet, lorteitea having no driven license. e, U Personal Health Ssrvica lodin Deficiency Without Goitre n nn ll w ' i eu-ao- doctori . great I fr ftilnV vnH know mora thai an or By WILLIAM BADf , M.D. There'! no accounting for the In the pamphlet The Iodlnola-Uo- n, funny notion! many physicians available on written request , cherish today notioni conceived If you provide atamped, by and near dressed envelope, I ay: great especiGrowing youngster, who ally girl n their early 'teen, flourished who mope, fell too tired to eentury ago. work, play or tudy, eem For example, pensive or moody at a time thi notion that VI 1U C WUVU MIC J BUUU1U M from cheerful and active Many which uric acid mature adults have do pep or derived be may ambition, a tendency to drop eause ''gout" oft In a doze at any time or In whatever that any place, although they leep iiL may havi been long hour every night, put on Dr. Brady la the golden more gnd more slacker flesh.' dayi when the eminent physicians have a dry, sallow (kin, lustrejust pronounced a diagnosis and less, dry, falling, prematurely nobody ventured to check It by hair, In tome instance! chemical test or other method of graying a melancholic outlook which, to methprecision because no such, their friends, 1 to different od! had been developed. from their former cheerful disOn a par with thi uric icld position nonsense which a few obstinate Not a word about goitre, you old timer still palm off on their will notice, because, as already credulous customer wai the msntlnnprl fnrsvlnfis tilprnl most funny notion, so beautifully ex- person! who suffer from lodin depressed or Implied by the great ficiency present no sign ot goitre. Dr. Osier when he wrote In bis ANSWERS QUESTIONS f amoua Practice chronic Fatal Tonsillectomy rheumatism, whatever that may Correspondent describes the sad be, is most common among the outcome of a major operation and poor, particularly washerwomen aski what I (Brady) can, do to and those whose bring this to the attention of the occupations txpoiei them to cold public and . . . (Signed ?) and damp." Answer Nothing. All I can do Now I don't purpose to waste ii warn the public to think twice, mv time areulnor with anv nns and twice again, before subjecting who think! exposure to cold and a child to tonsillectomy. The Poor Kid damp causes or predispose! to any kind of Joint disability, Proud to say our Jack, aged six, merely lay the Idea la absurd. was raised the Brady way. He has a mouthful of fine teeth and be has brushed them only three or Signed letters, not more (K. W.) four tlmei in his life than one page or 100 wordi Answer The boy has done well long, pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to enough to far, why not continue the Brady way? If hi were my diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady boy he'd never brush his teeth unless hi wanted to brush 'em. If a atamped Brushing hai nothing whatsoever envelope la enclosed. Address to do with preserving the teeth. to Dr. each correspondence William Brady, ee Thi Dally Nobody on Tristan da Cunlia ha ever used a toothbrush or dentiHerald, Provo, Utah, frice, but men, women and chilfurther say that every kind of dren have the finest teeth in the joint disability that Ben Told or world. Find aome other way to Mrs. 8umsey or Old Doctor Kid-de- punish thi boy, If hi must be might call the rheumatii is punished. as widely or more widely prev Peptle Ulcet alent among people who are the What my doctor call "pcptlo least exposed to cold and damp- ulcer'' give! me little trouble fot ness as It Is among people who months at a time, then for a while are constantly exposed. Osier and . , . Does It heal and then open his contemporaries to the con- again? What causes ulcer? I do trary notwithstanding. Eh? What's not smoke or drink, I do drink Sthat? If you really want my own lots of good country milk , . . notion about the nature of the (Mrs. L. It.) rheumatiz you may slip me two Answer I don't know. What little I can lay about is Is In No. 3 'shillings and a stamped self-a- d dressed envelope for the booklet Little Lesson SO YOU HAVE INRe DIGESTION, for which send 2a The III Called Rheumatism. ea- member, you don't have to believe and itamped, anything I say about it, if youvelope. . Hand iewn ihadet mad te order by Sean tpeclal arrangement with factory, Choose your atylt and Harmony Houst colon. Double Pig Ear. Style, Corded Edgti Swirl Style, Ruchlng Trim. REGULAR 9.91 SECOND FLOOR Include Ivory plaitlc head' boarda In modern square desig; blonde finish legs. Box spring, mattress covered in fancy woven stripe ticking. Mattress button- tufeted with ventilators and cloth bandies for easy turning. REGULAR 74.10 SECOND FLOOR K00 - - U Jj Rcbbcr Ecso Flct 6.49 TAELEWAfil 5.00 DOWN 5.00 MONTH FaW WlBoaytoApfjrrl 4.88 lei.... 1 never need olid tteJnlese etaet Never, mate.. Use. (ollshing..forks, I teaapoona, I soup noons in iistropoUUn. J 4.69 GaBoat I ewtsssasinl h WON. 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