East Oregonian : E.O., June 13, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

. D AILY T. A T-OREGONTAN, rENPLETOW. Q11BG0R. THUflSn AY, JUNE 13, 1813.
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Notices, Business 0ornitie, Locals, Lpst, Founds Easy Reference.
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NEW TODAY
llfOR BAJjH Oood B-ropjn house and
. L garage on- North Bide with " furni
ture, atno.!' Three other'good pieces of
town property. .rhgne jjlf;;B)'
Dapul'o. " -, '''!'
WANTED Jote ae operator or trou.
1 1 tile shooter with gas tractors.
Would do repair work till harvest be
gins. Well qualified for either posl-
tkto. lavages expected, fl. C. Jf. Me"
uusun, la ju ism m. i. rjuruuim,. vr'
PGR SAX.B A good work horse,
l i spring wagon, double pet of"' har-he-ss,
new top buggy and harness. In
UulreBax 115. -8tanClcld. pre ,
FOft RENT HousekeeplnV and
" sleeping rooms, at 808 'Willow Bt.
FOB One ton Republic
truck. Only .used' V months. A
bargain. Also 1 : office "desk and
chair. Pendleton Hyde and Junk Co.
FOR ' SAlitO iSrlvhig team, weight
about 1100 each. Inquire Telephone
livery1 ,(ail Must sell quick. . Own
er called by, draft.' '"'"" ' " ;
,Wartte
WANTED Oood, clean rasa, at The
-East Orcgonlan of floe. '
WANTED-rSewIng, phone 48S-W.
WANTED Waitresses at The Quelle
' Cafe -'"" ; "..'.. ,
For Sale
FOR SALE 1917 Ilupmoblle, also
. Chevrolet. Both Ithoroughly- overhauled,-;
Snap. McLean Auto Co.
WANTED To rent, 6 or 6 room mod
ern house. iU P. Whitman, phone
1. '-, ,', , .. , ' '
WANTEUDBeoood hand desk,. roll top
preferred.' Address, 6 this office.
WANTED At once,' girl to .Walt on
tables. Boston restaurant.
WANTHD 7 or 8 room -house, fur-
V nlshed. Close ln,' modern. I'hone
WANTED Woman to cook on, ranch-
Address i JXi this office.
':' ."sTW TODAaV- '
Each new advertisement will
be run under n -Taa" lur
tne first Insertion only. During
subsequent Insertions of the ad
It will 'appear under .Its proper
slasalrlcaUoa. .
WANTED Woman to cook on ranch
tWo In famll.y good ages. Ad
dress Sox 221, Athena, oc ' phono
WANTED Middle aged or elderly
woman to Cook on ranch, family
of .two. Permanent job. Address 24J
this office. ; r '
WANTED Mechanics in all branch
es of the metal trades for emer
Bcncy war work.' Good wages, Kood
working ind.best climatic conditions.
Astoria Murine Iron Worka, Astoria,
Oregon, w y " ?
The person who is able. to work,
and Inclined to work, may find the
right opportunity quickly through the
classified. , .
WART AO ' COI.BMie AMD
ciAasuruE.iinscTOitr.
Counting sis ordinary words , to
, .the . line and charged by
; the line... ',
Want ads and taenia. ( .
ftatee V M". ;
First Insertion, per line lfe
Kach add.. Insertion, par line io
One week (six Insertions), '
eaeb Insertion, per line.- e
1 mo. each Insertion.- per line 4e
month contract, each In-
, sertlon, par line ... u - to
11-month contract, each Inser-
tlon. par line j Jo
Mo ads taken tor leaa thai lie
Ads taken over the telephone
only from East Oregonlan sub
scribers and those listed In the
Telephone Directory. Copy must
ba In our office not later than
' 1:8s o'clock day of publication. '
,u j,, u.- -
1 WtX, TRADH my Chevrolet for
your Ford. Be Miller, 711 Cotton
wood. ' , - if
Used Cars
FOR SALES Case 40 Touring oar.
Will makevgood service.-., Alta
An to Radiator A Lamp Works. ,701
B.' Alts -I i- ' ..t ' tsi. . ....
Contractors and Builders.
O. 8WAN8ON St K. It. DuPula. ' Esti
mates given ifre. All work guar
anteed. We build anythlnn, olty or
onlintrv work. 'Phono 4tM.
Lost'
I.OST Last Satunlay. traveling tiag
conlalnlng baly '.Indian blanket.
Phone 1F4. or leave at Pendleton Mo
tor Eales .Co.. ... . .'.
Architect
RAYMOND W. HATCH. Architect. .
spaln building. bone 448. Pendle
ton. Oregon. ' "
You .may .have profitable .'business
relatlonn for years to come with some
one you will come to know first thru
your next classified Bit -'- .
FOR SALE-Ona 10 foot Holt' Com'
tin with Atlas engine. Writ B 3i
Campbell, Boi 4, Pendleton.
FOR SALE Wheat, bay.
Pendleton, Ore.
D. B. Bel,
.FOR BALE NEW and second hand
Bowing Machines. Singer, .White,
New Homo and The Free Machine.
McCUntock 4fc Simpson. 400 E. Court-
FOR SALE Twin cylinder Excelsior
.Motorcycle, electrically equipped. In
good condition.; Has tandem attach
ment. .Run about 8 thousand miles.
(PQUlre Standard OH Co. Phone 441.
FOR SALE 18 foot
good Holt motor.
King, Helix..
combine with
Inquire E. J.
FOR SALE Holstelii milch cows and
heifers. Oulliford 4fc Hampton,
Echo, Oregon.
FOR SALE House, 2 Jots and barn,
Price reasonable. Inquire 301 Lll-
leth street.
FOR SALE 12 foot cut Holt com
bine, inquire Q- ' Miller, Tutu II fa.
Pendleton, Ore. . ' '
n.rt uil.p i" 1 1 1.' I' Fn. ahnr on
; reasonable terms. One 9-room and
ono 6-room house, .located on " 2 3-
acres land In city limits of Helix.
Address Joe Kerley. Helix. Oregon.
FOR SALE Very desirable property.
Very close In. -Phone &6w.
FOR SALE Dlnlns room furniture
cheap. Must cll lit once. .I'hone
124. '.
Miscellaneous
I BUT ALL-KINDS of Junk at top
' prices. Iron ana saws a
Pacific Junk Co., J. 8 Jonoa, prop,
117 Cottonwood street. -
STATE SCHOOL KONDS are now
available for loans on farming-
lands, not exceeding 85000 to one per.
son. per cent Interest. App'y to
Chan. If.' Carter, attorney. - - -
Splrlluallsls.
Dr. Annie Wilder of the Human-
tcrlan society. Tolhf your past, pres
ent, future. If you aro discouraged
or sick come and talk with me. I
..li, -i . . i . . ...... t hflM liotn.1 many.
Cosy Rooms over rastlme theater.
NOTICE Will not -be rSbponslblo for
any bills contracted by no one but
myself. Mr. & B. Rothrock.
To- find, to cnjulre or to seH-r-use
fhe classified. '
For Eenti
FURNISHED APT. Hamd iton Court.
HOUSEKEEPINO KOOSIIS. 601 Clay
FOR RENT Furnished 'room. Phone
.- 75W. .. ' '
TWO OOOD rooms, for rent. 812 So.
Main. Phono 887J- ' "
FOR RENT Sewing maclilnea of all
makes. $1.00 per week. 18.00 per
month. McCUntock and Simpson, 400
id. Court. - '
FOR RENT- 1 room unfurnished
apartment. .Apply thrls office.
FOR RENT SLEEPING .room, -400
Willow. Phone 482R.
NEWLy PAPHft-ED- front S , room
apt. downstairs. Close in. 777
Thompson. . Phone 808W.
Notices
Notice of Bids for Sidewalk Oonstruc
- tlon.
Notice la hereby given that sealed
bids will us received at the office of
the City Recorder In ,-Fondleon, Ore
gon, up to i o clock p. m. - on June
18th, 1918, for the construction of a
sidewalk on the west side of Madison
street in front of lots 5 and 0, block 6,
Swltzler's Addition to the City of
Pendleton, said sidewalk to ;be con
structed oCthe materials and In the
manner provided by the ordinances
of the City of Pendleton. The Com
mon Council reserves the right o re
ject any and all bids. -a ,
Dated at Pendleton. Oregon, .this
6th day of June, 1918. -
THOS. FITZ GERALD'.
CJty Recorder of the City of Pendle
ton,
FURNISHED
618 Lllleth.
housekeeping rooms.
SMALL HOUSE for rent Call at 621
Maple or , phone 230M-
FOR RENT Llsht housekeeping
room 318 Lllleth.
400 ACRES pasture for rent, .fenced.
Running watel-, ' near Mcacham.
Earl GlUanders.
FOR RENT Two room furnished
house, screened In , porch. Inquire
417 Garfield.
FOR BENT room furnished house
Phone 554.
Fann Land For Sale
FOR SALE 876 acres of choice
wheat land near Woston, land lies
In gentle slope and best of tractor
land, half in ' crop this year. Owner
geta possession this fall. Price 8180
per aero with terms. Corbett Beauty
Co., First at Aldort., Walla Walla,
Wash.
Wheat Ijiiid for Sain.
For sale. .40 acres No. -.1 wheat
land. 1ft miles southwest of Condon,-10
miles west of Mayville, about 400 un
dr cultivation, about .SO In pasture.
120 hog and sheep tight fence, 180
in wheat and never wan better pros
pcots for a good .crop. Balance of
Plow land Is in siimmcrfollow. Will
sell crop and farming, niachinery for
8.16- an acre, .one half, cash, or will
take Liberty Bonds fori first payment.
balance on terms to suit buyer at 6
per cent. Good well of water, good
house and other buildings. Owing to
my health I want to make a change.
No trades. Call or write owner, D. M.
Walton, Mayville, Ore.
Second-IIand Dealers
V. STItOBLia, dealer In new and sec
ond band goods. Caah paid for so
nd hand goods. Cheapest place to buy
lousehold goods. 810 H. Court, phone
871W.
Legals
Farm Implements
THE "NON-SKIP" -Weodar gets all
' tho weeds the first time over the
field. Saves one-third the time and
does lots better work. Order now,
Pendleton Weeder works. 81 Cotton
wood St. .
- Draymen
TKAt'IlKltS' EXAMINATIONS.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Umatilla
County, Oregon, will hold the, regular
examinations of applicants for State
Certificates at Court Houpe. as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, June 20,
1918. at 9:00 -o'clock a- nv, and con
tinuing until Saturday. June 29, 1918,
at 4:00' o'clock p. m. - -
Wednesday Forenoon.
V, B. Hlstoi-y, Writing (Penman
ship), Music, Drawing.
Woifnestlay Afternoon.
PhysIoloRr, Reading, ' Manual
Training, Composition. Domestic Sci
ence, Methods in Reading, Course of
Study for Drawing, Methods In Arith
metic '
Thursday '-Forenoon.
Arithmetic. History of I'Vlucatloil,
Psychology, Methods In Geography,
Mechanical Drawing, ' Domestic Art.
Course of Study for Domestic Art-
Thursday Afternoon.
Grammar, Geography, Stenography,
American Literature, Phs'sics, Type
writing, Methods In Language, Thesis
for PYimary r-ertiflcate.
. I-Vltlay Forenoon.
School Law, Geology, Civil Govern
ment.
- Saturday Forenoon.
Geometry, Botany.
Saturday Afternoon 1
General History. Bookkeeping.'
- - Very truly yours;
W. W- GREEN,
- Cfrtinty Superintendent
Found
Flit an end to that delay In rentim!
that house or apartment through
getting your message 4o the readers
of the classified. '
FOUND Bunch of keys tied ' with
string. " Owner can. have same by
calling at this office and paying
charges.
Chiropractor
DB. LORETTA H. STARBA, Chiro
practor, 108 West Webb St. Room
10. Office hours to 12 a. m. 1:30 to
B p. m. Examination free. I'hone 683.
CALL PENLAND BROS." VAN to
move your household goods. . Tele
phone 839. Also baggago transfer
ring and heavy hauling.
W. A. MILES, baggage,, transfer and
dray age. Office phono 649. Boa,
74 9R.
HOTKH OF SCHonl, MKKTIJO.
NOTICK IS lifcltliBY- CiVKSt. T
tha l.'gal votTs of School Distrust
No. 16, of Umatilla County. Stnt-J "T
Oregon, that a SCHOOL MKBTt.VtJ of
said District will be held at th- City
I Hall, on the 17th nay or une,
1 2 o'clock in the affrnooh to vote on
I the proposition of letting a special
.district tax. , .
The total amount of money needea
by the district during- the flscil yi-"
beginninr on June 80. 1318. ant enl
ihg on June 30, 1919. Is eatiir.af.l m
the following budget and Includes tho
amounts to be receivea from thi coun
ty school fund, state school fund spe
cial district tax, and all otner moneys
of the district:
BITDCET.
Estimate- Expendltorefc -
Teachers' salaries lt,I2V.OQ
Apparatus and supplies, such
as maps. - chalk, erasers,
stoves, curtains, etc., man
oak' training trades i,000.0
Library books, test books.
statonery, supplies ana
miscellaneous
Auctioneers
COL. W. F. TOHNKA. Auctioneer,
. makes a specialty of farmers' stock
and machinery sale. "The man that
gets you the money." Lear orders at
lat Oregonian Office.
time; card -
' Weston-Pendleton Auto Stags
Loaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:4 (
a. m. and 12:46 p. m.
Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 8:00
a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 1:20
a. m. and :10 p. m.
Loaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight
Store) for. Weston at 10 -' m. and
4:00 p. m. '
BAM HA WORTH. Driver.
Attorneys
KKKD E. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law
Room 14, Smith-Crawford Bldg.
D. W. BAILEY. Attorney at Law.
Rooms 7, 8. 9, Despalo Building.'
GEORGIA W. COUTTS. Attorney at
Law. Boom 17.. Schmidt block.
CARTER A SMYTHS. Attorneys at
UN. Office In rear of American Na
tional Bank Building.
FEB A FEE, Attorneys at Law. Office
In Despain Building.
R. L K BATOR, Attorney at Law. Room
24. Smith-Crawford . Building.
a A. NEWBERRY, Attorney
Smith -Crawford Building.
PETERSON BISHOP, Attorneys at
Law. Booms 8 and 4, Smith-Crawford
Building.
JAMF.S B. PERHr, Attorney at Law
Off Ico. over Taylor Hardware Com
pany. ,
RALEY A RALEY, Attorneys at Law.
Office 'In American National Bank
Building.
8. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel
lor at law. Office In Despain UKIa.
Manual training department-
Repairs or scnooinouaea,
outbuildings or fences.
Science and Art ... ,
Janitor a' wages
Janitors 'supplies M
Fuel, phones, expressage, eto
Clerk's salary. 8fc00; and tru
ancy, $50: election ana cen-
iii- 12HO 1
Medical Inspection and cler
ical
p..t.. mnA itfttinnerv
For the payment of bonded
debt and Interest mere"".
Issued under Sections 117.
144 to 148, r.nd 422 of tho
School Laws , of Oregon.
1917 : :.
Election and census
1.900.0O
1,000.00
8.600.0
l.eoo.eo
4.7r.5.9
f.or.n ()9
3.3 50.00
50-
iso.on
100.40
13.200.09
1500
800.PJ
8,800.00
Truancy, medical Inspection
and clerical .
Insurance
Salary superintendent -
Tutal estimated amouni oi
money to be expended for
'all purposes during tne..-IM
year a J81.I7S.sa
Katlsaatm neeelnta.
From county school fundi
scbaol
, during the coming
vrur .... .
n. riatn arhnol fund dur
ing uie comtnic mcnotti
lw f fix
Cash now in the hands of
the county treasurer, oe-lnniz-inir
to the district
Estimated amount to be re
ceived from all oiner
sources- during' the' coming
school year. -1L "8. 1L Fund
Total estimated receipts, not
including the money to o
lvpd from the tax
which It Is proposed to
vote
neeaoltnlalHk
Total estimated expenses for
ftl.OOS.OO
3.040.00
4.00S.0O
X.009.00
19.000.0"
Total estimated receipts not
including the tax to DO
voted
Balance,
81.376.00
19.000.00
. ,i, , , i, t 1 n ha rais
ed by district tax 88.S75.M
Dated this 27th day of May.- 1918.
Attest: H. E. BICKERS.
District Clerk. -
Cleaners
HAVE your clothes cleaned or pressed
Rudd's 206 W. Webb. Phono 8t.
Cattle Are Holdinff
' But Hogs and Sheep -i
Continue to Vcakefi
1 PORTLAND, June . IS. No price
changes were shown In the .North
Portland livestock market for " th
day. Hogs were weak, likewise
tsheep, whllo iattle were steady to
fjrm. '
i Only a srnall run of hogs pot In
an appearance In the local yards for
tho day but trade started slow and
ales were hard to make .At current
values. ' ,
General nog range:
Prime mixed ,
Medium mixed
Rough hcavltut
Pics -
Bulk 10.50
t ' Catllo situation Good.
vrv -a-nod situation continues In
: tho cattle trade at 'North Portland noWn tar day and
With a small run over nini. itm.
Dickcrson hsd six loads in from Wei-
sor. and these were the only big lots.
1 -
18. 50 l,88
. .'ll.3if,18.60
. 15.60 16.85
, 16.26W15-3S
cfferlngs and prices were maintains
although no tops were available to
tst extreme1 quotations.' "
' General cattle market range
Prime steers . .k -.$14.00 16.00
flood to choice steers..) 12. SOW 13.50
Medium to good steers., 11.00 Ml 3 00
Fair to medium steers.. 10.6011.50
Common to fair steers. . 9.00010.00
Choice cows and heifers. 11.00 12 00
Medium to good Cows and
heifers 7-60 8.00
Fair to medium cows and
i heifers i . ... . 8.00 D 7.00
Canners .-..... 3.50 m 6.60
BullsW... 8.5OW1OO0
Calves . 8.60 W 11.50
Stockors and feeders. . . 8.00W 10.00
Mutton Situation ItenrCHscd.
. Packers' wants of sheep nd lambs
are nil at this time. Practically all
of them have nil the stock they need
for Immediate requirements and
there Is no disposition to load up at
current values. Only a small run was
trade was
alo
General sheep and lamb range:
East of mountain lambs $l.00r 18. DO
"Mother's Day" Letter
-s at - o 4
iArrives From France
44
For Mrs. F. ,C. Searcy
t Sales were made quickly for these valley lambs 1 5 50 18.00
as Yeadllnga ....". .oireio.5n
9.UW til lll.MO
' 1 00 RewartJ. $100
The readers of this paper ple
t learn that thi Is at least one arestes
dhteaae that science has been able to cor
la all Its alaaea and that Is cstaira.
Wethers
Ewes
(.50(1 8.00
"Mothers' mall" In the form of let
ters written by the soldiers In France
to their mothers on Mothers' Day Is
now arriving here. The . f-llowine
letter from SgL William A. Searcy to
his mother. Mrs. F. C. Searcy, is of in
terest: .
Somewhere In France,
May 11, 1913.
Dear Mother:
We have the opportunity to write
to our mothers and now you wiu
re to get our letters.
i I received your letters a few days
ago and I sure was glad to hear from
you. I also received the home pa-
J per which theyteent me. Thero
wasn t much news in it dui it was
good to see it. We are having a good
time over here. W e were to play on
other company ball today bvit they
couldn't come over so we will play
them tomorrow. I still play my old
place In the team. I only caught one
game but that is enough to- start.
We also box up to the Y. M. -C. A.
I boxed the other night and had a
good time but I am not going to box
any more for I am tired of the game
and am going to stay out of it for
thero isnt anything in it and K Is bet
ter to stay out. '
Tho weather over here. Is pretty
fair. It rains about once or twice a
week, then the rest of the tlmo la
hot. Its about like our rovemoer
home to see the Round-Up after this
one, at least I hope so.
We also got paid day before yester
day. I drew a hundred and sixty
franks. Thats about twenty-seven
dollars in our money.
Well. Mother, I dont know any
thing else to write so I will close for
tonight and I hope you will get this
letter all O. K.
I am as ever your son
SGT. WM- A. SEARCET,
119th Company, 1st Replacement
Butt., U. S. Marines, American Ex
peditionary Force
ACCIDENTS AXI OT1IKU CAUSES
New Heading , In Casualty Lists Will
Cover Suicide, and Kxeeutlon.
; WASHINGTON. June 12. Deaths
weather-over there. I expect to lo among the expeditionary forces as a
IT DIDN'T MAKE MUCH DIFFERENCE ABOUT TOM'S SLIPPERS.
WAR WORKERS KTIMKK.
T n a Vf2t.-I.KS Jun. 11. A hun-
letarrb being greatly Influenced by cpnJ': deed and fifty employes of the Raker
? C...' mi YA,:. takes Iron works struck this moTnlng fol-
Itiiemallr snd srts thru the Blood on tb lowing the company's refusal to reln-
Mncons Surfaces of the "jstrn I herehy .a Btato nnio discharged moulders. They
JVffS Tf'mr were engaged In war work.
ronstltntioo snd smlatlng aatnre la doles 1
Its or. . Tha proprietors have, so mors With American Troops.
,'l."r,:r.Kr;;. nnJ More than 0 American Y. M. C.
iiwi rtiiiiara for snr rase that It falls ts A. war work secretaries are, under
cur. Hena for list of ,';""0",,"',-.1 shell flro In Franca serving the Am-
aearens r . ' , i r, . . . -
Xile. Moid by ell Unisgltts. Toe.
cricun troops.
!! .V.St; . J ' " " ' '
Eat Lss Meat
OH .Tom, Dip Vow Know that oliwia
HAS A rlei eU r. uti-u- ic-
PO AMO HEo COMIUC TO MAKn
HIS ftBST CALU THIS eVEMIKfa
F
DoMV ouPFoae i PAPe
PUT .MV SUPPERS q4
)F THAY HoOHG MAM 15
WANT To
result of accident, suicide, homicidal
attack and military execution here
after will be included In the casualty
lists under the heading "Accidents
and other Causes," Secretary Baker
has announced.
The war department in these cawd
will notify the nearest relative pri
vately .that the soldier died on a date
in Prance adding that the department
regrets to advise against any further
inquiry into the cause of death. If
relatives Insist, the cause will b
given.
1 .
C A. CIIAPIX, .IOVIE ACTOR. DIES
TIIIIOW Otrr TOE WJfEi.
Ho
JVwe Strlkiiigr RrNcmhla ncc
Abralinm Iincolu.
NEW YORK, Junes 12. Benjamin
Chester Chapin. moving picture ac
tor and scenario writer, whoso strik
ing resemblance tn Abraham Lincoln
gave him wide popularity, died Sun
day In a Kinitariuni at liberty. N. Y.
It was announced here today.
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' PeaPle W l B Happier.
"Throw Out the Lfe Una"
Weak kidneys need help.
, Theye'r often overworked -they
don't get the poison filtered outof
the blood.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
benefit to thousands of kidney suf
ferers. t
Pendleton testimony proves their
worth.
Mrs. G. B. Mvera, 31 Mark street,
Pendleton, sas: It has been a
long time since I have had any oc
casion to take" a kidney medicine, but
I know for a fact that Doan's Kidney
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couldn't recommend a more reliable
kidney remedy
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't "
simply a.k for a kidney remedy -get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Myers had. Foster-MUburn Co-,
altera., Buffalo, N. - ; '
If Back Hurt?
Tke gla of Salt to flush Kidneys if bladder
bothers you
Ealltur mnt regularly evrntually
irolnoc- kldnry Irnnhlo In sums ronn
o other. sy a wcll'hiinwrt author
ity, hpcauso hp urlo acid In meat ra
dios the kidneys, thsy becoms ovor
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caupe all sorw of distress partlcu-, nrya
tc.r liefnre breakfast fir a few days
snrt your kidneys will then act fine
Thl rnmniis f-alls 1 mnle from ths
arid, of grapes and kmnn Julc. com
blei with lllh'a, and has been tired
e . . . i . . LI,.
end stimulate them to normsti
vlarly backache and misery In ths kid- art:vlty; aim to neutrsllw the arld In
ney region: rheumatic twinges, se- th tirlne so It no lonuer Irrltnios, thus
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kidneys sren't acting right, or If blad-1 and women lake now and then to
'drtther you get about four ounces 'keep tho kidneys ad urinary nrg.tn.
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DRINK HOT WATER AND RID !
JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST f
Why rheumatism ani lumbago sufferers should drink phosphated
hot water each morning before breakfast
STOP
MATISM
U'itind
tile nuilrriitl in th form of a?)
as coal, when it bums, frarrs.tlttt Mnmwh, Ji-r. Iddnrr ml hnwrU
(M in ami j.oi..ns; thus rl'niiin, swwtvB-
mK mm in-BiH-ninir entire nluri(nttrj
:p murnin', 1-vfore putting mora
hxt into tin- utomacfi.
A quurUr of limctoiw pliotj-
phaU; ivu vtry little at Ut drur tur
but 1 h'ich'iU to uuk any rlMuinatto
or hiiiibao tmllrrvr aa entttuiant oa tli
hm. riling ium!( bath.
At Hiu.i. i i-Ji.lr ktp their ioint
j tliei-iHl and drink tukru day stiT day
irscd in tne aiimt'ntan canal a ct rtam
amount of imiisi-stilitv itiatTuU w hirh
if nut completely rliniiiiatvd t-tvh day.
: becomes food tor the millions of lw.ct.Ti
! which infest the Ihwc1s. i torn this nia.ss
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ntoniainc-like poi'-ni, chH! nri- n id. is
fornK-d and thva s'.nk.il into tho .5.od
win-re it eontiiiues to ctrrnlat, eolki-tin;: ' fre4lroui tiee racuroatit! aeiU bv tirai-
piin - v grain in the joints of the body ; tit-inif this daily internal ajnitatiun. A
nTTich like rust collect on the Liuj-e a jriass f hot Water witti a teartMMnful
lion a above. of limeim ihoihafe, drank brfor
M t and women who miuVi from luru-1 bn akfa-t, i onh-rfully inriratinxt
basi, rheumatism or aoie, ftiif, at-hiuv ' heaidf-A, it ia an PKivlleiit health ru-Ht.ur
joint thoual Ixgin drinking piioptuttMl Uvuu it ch-HiiMra the alim. ntury nrian
hot wnter. not a a meuiin to utaiejof all the at pai-ea and nxir fermen
r !kf from (tain, but to prevent mi-re j tathns. mukin one hk and feel ciraa,
uric acid frmt?i;j in the M'tfiu. Hd'ore ! ftand fro-h all dav.
rating breakf;it each morninp. drink aj Tin'e uliu try this for ona mmf
jrl.f of real hot water with a tap-in- flif thn''lv- frw. him fh h-a(-h"
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