The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1925, Page 14

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The consciousness of the lan problem has no’ country ax it has in Eng: | the continent of Europe,” Dr. L. ©. in charge of the division of Gray, | economics is quoted as say “The subject of land economics has | | not yet become in this country, as it {has become abroad, the central theme of agricultural economics. “Our problem in this country has been largely one of disposing of a great reserve area of public land, at. tracting people to the land and keep. ing them on it, rather than a prob. lem of providing land for clamorous multitudes of people who are secking to become farmers, | The objective of the division Is to | provide information that will enable jthe people to understand the situa- jtion as to the agricultural land re- | sources of the nation and to see the situation in {ts true light, divested |of temporary considerations, propa. ganda and sentimentality. Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little} “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- JEAN NASH SAYS | stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift ft right off with fingers. Your druggist selisatiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient | chauffers to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | Clarence, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, wRhout soreness or ir- ritation Advertisement. THAT'S DIFFERENT “Clarence,” she called, He stopped the car and looked around, “I'm not accustomed to call my by their frist names?’ What ia your surname?” ‘Darling, Madam.’ “Drive on, Clarence.” London Daily News. w Discovery Limbers Up Stiff, Sore, Swollen Joints Soaks right into tendons and liga-| stre ments of your joints—right where | that yor the trouble starts—Then blessed comfort comes quickly. Yes; Gresser. j All you have to. do no i's true—the world pro adayn te Umber up that stiff, rusty knee joint | ja to squeeze a half inch of mirage working substance from a tube. Then rib jt on the offendin, for about a minute or until part ite errand of mercy. Then read the evening newspapers and go to bed. The chances are that your misbe rf having Ineo joint “creak” while you wbout the ulgh fences jeap whon you were a you “And in the mornir who hus tried the n “you'll fool py that you'll} want to jump into your sportiest q@othes and walk briskly down the| will lose its ner one w 40 soaks | titude of through tlie skin and disappears on | distorte@® Joints are dreaming | for you wid tolat gots in joint agony gets out ~Ady, Just to show the nolghbors u are not as old as they think you are,’ Joint-Kase they call this wonders working substance, for the reason that when ordinary -remedies fall to| limber up the stiff inflamed, rheu- matic int, or reduce the welling, Joint © succeeds, @ It’a @ good name fora good, clean, Penetrating preseription that in just a few months has proven to a mul. sople that Jame, swollen, speedily have ‘ken out of them and work a8 #moothly a ever, But Joint-Kase is for bothersome joints, whether in knoe, ankle, arch, hip, shoulder, spine or finger, and * purpose its wale at 60 cents is immense All druggists ever big supply of it and can tho kinks t eport a diycovery, | mand Always ramomber, when Joint-ane quick, HSPN THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 192 Leonora Sails With Unique Among Teas "SALADA” GREEN TEA is blended from fragrant young leaves and sealed to preserve the flavor, Finer than any Japan ov Gunpowder, Ask for SALADA GREEN to-day, Kh. & WO, COOK, MA in-t000, WL tot Her New Partner 0350, DISTRIBUTORS B, & 0. 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