The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 07, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text&$M y . i 1 I U IB V,T THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALL8, ORBOON Tr:M.Lj m Editor 'TOnW.'Jtf.rSIIITH. Mt;rMtfi-MtT nM7 at kfetae IiUiiMIiMhcmnv or Jtj- SBSBHa,Taae. l IBWW . &? Local Red Cross Activities stared at the postoBc at Khuaath fta. Oregon Par traaasalaaloej through lk aMliS M MOMa-ClmM Matter, ay ! te amy i ta the United States t Oae rear H.00 Cetessottk II p 1! ERSONAL MENTION MTTl.K Hllli:i. UNITS OX LOCAL IIAITKNINOS AMONt: THK PKOI'I.K UK TIIIH CITY AMI VICIMTV. t.OIXGS AMI COMINC.S OF LOCAL FOLKS WKDNKHDAY, AlOCST 7, 1910 Herald's Classified Ad vs. A. C. Ilobart iuul family :iro recent nrrlvnU from (Irani l'nss. Dewey Hrown Is here on business from I.cdd, South Dakota. C. 11. Cover of Wolf Mver, Mont., la i recent arrival In the city. He la n guest at the Hotel Hall. HELP WANTED WMWWWWMWWMMWWWMWWNAAi f0 WANTED Woman to do housew raornlnga- only; no cooking, 401. Those present In the sewing room yesterday were mesdames Marlon Hanks, Jennlo Hum, J. H. Enrlght, O. .B Crowley, M. Motschcnbacker, Frank Morelnnd, -M. McAndrews, Nel lie Holley, J. Noud, 1.. n. Sullivan, Alice Baldwin and Miss Nelllo Andrews. Present In the surgical dressing de partment were Mesdames 0. W. Mer-: rlman, C. C. l.owe, It. II. Dunbar. C. II. Crlslcr, Percy Evans, 11. 1. WrlBht. p.. W. Robertson. J. S. Hay- num. F. u. ratrii-K. Lester Terwii- - West wood, Cal llger, Paul Bogardus and Miss Li- Jainc O'Brien was among the train tho Hotel Hall, thcr McAndreWft. I nrrlv.iU l.ist nlnht frem Viil. I e . Mr. and Mrs. William Masteu, Miss J unn m iliin fLANniNb MIIKI- Ml. Mill IT in GiDinifl the f.tct Hint nt present (hero prob ably are few (lei mini subjects loft who hnu nut In sotnu more or lew Ti.ltl. Ai.w ? ttrutiilnp f'tltltlt .. . ... .. . .U.V.W. ,... 1. ...,... J. ;. voso. 11 v. 17nirl, nn.l llnrrv Pnni- un .,iu...i ... ,i, tt.-i Tornuchl. speaking of the Allied nc- Klr. iioiitviiiml who nells Ihu fond Mr. and Mm. It. II. Tcrrey are tour- ,-j, ,oJiiv fr-m p(m ,.,,, ton n Siberia, snld today that Japan article recelu-d frmn her husband t t visitors todiy from Portland. 1 " would take further military 1ne.11.. t, front at fancy prlc.-i mid the Mr. and Mr. (1. W. Wolfe and II. urea If tho position of tho Cfecho-'nriny of usurers, iccnt trmluM anil (ray lire hero for n short time from Slovak demanded It to combat the forger, wniNKrwAv, AvntmT 7, mm IT PAYH to invi:htki,ii: lloforu biiyliiR Ufa Insuruucu it win . 1..1 1 1 mil vim tint 11 if 1 ir 10 riiui mil .i... . serious manner violated wo '"; '- " ............ ..i , IliK government decicos ami law and made llieniHolvm liable to titi-' Isluueiit." The Vorwuerts, then cites !"' ' stance of the rltlxeii, who on Hull days goei to the cmmtiy to buv food for luuudluK imrpoiii, of the ihoimI wife of the owner of a laiBO eslnle,' wlune rlilckent "lay" epgs only for a murk apiece, of the wife of tint I A,..llk.i, Aiiimi ti'fi.i IS. tin ... . .. Me,, (leo. C, Ulrleh, Olntrlct Miuiin.-..r Tho Mnhlal Life of ,i V, , ( IIUV A TIIUlf'T HTAMP TODAY Mm. C. M. Nodlno U registered nt the Hotel Unit today from Pottlnnd. Those present at the lied Cro. S. K. They nro guests nt Austro-German east. i llurrlss Un. guest at the Hotel Margaret Lennox mid Pete menace la the fur luaeworV room In Merrill on Monday, Aug. :.,'"!l11 today from the Merrill district, framed n party which visited Crator '. Phono! worn MrsdamiM A I, Conn It C I .... .... .. .. . Lake Sunday. .wcro Jicsaarat! a. u. oan, it. t-. a. I.. MiMhnll bought supplies for ." 1 Anderson. Joe Stukcl, Fred Stukel.J jGeo. Wilson, It. Ik Dalton. D Stu-1 )csterday his ranch In tho Olene' section hero Curtln TIIOl'NAMH OK ITALIANS OiaDDKXKII IIY ItKII CltOHH Architect B. E. McClnrran, who! WANTED Houaework by competent Jkel, M. Olacomlnl. Ilert Harrows, It. The Vorttiieiti then dwells on the efforts of the steel bath on Hie grow IliK generation and cltm eomidnlnti by the clergy and (eiclieis to show that deU.nlty Ih one of Its rmulK The paper calls attention to what It describes as the 'fruits of the best education an shown iliiilug the Ituil-eck-llernstorff libel case." It adds' llrl. Phono 3 IS. -3 WANTED Girl for store work. Experience preferred. 232 Main. Harry Richardson. 6-3t WANTED Lumber trader. Lamm Lbr. Co., Modoc Point. 37-tt WANTED-pQIrl for soneral house work. Apply 205 8. Fifth. S-tf IdlCW the plans In conjunction With Th Amor Iran lln.l nro rnlllnir Arrlillrrl nnllpnn tr Ih. M..U. u.... . . ... , . . 'W'lnill rufllll'.l rniallerH i'f the most II Anderson and Miw Vori nf.l J N". Matthews Is looklne after - ' " "' oinieena in uaiy recently uistrinuteii ... H. Anderson and allocs cra or- J. -. Maimtwa is looKinj. ner court house. Is here fiom Portland. , to 7 000 Italian soldiers packets con- I'romlnent sotlety apply the most field, Pauline and -Mamie Glncomln business In Klamath Falls today , to ..uuu nauan soldiers, pncKets con . ... I. .... . ..- .. lunlnif .nolr. Mil, nl.nrnl. rlmrn. COtllUIOII Untiles III eill II Oilier llllll ,rom l,orn8- - .. - " :,tay ? .,os..An.Rc,e,, ' : : ;;:r: l , ; :," ih e.c ...ner's mn. u... .. ..no iiciu mr a snori visit witn ncr par- " " and Attn and Alma Wilson. t'MQl'K PLAX UXDKItTAKKX TO 8TAIIT VOCATIOXAL SCHOOL rou III Charles McCnrtlo Is among tho Mr nnrl Mra K F Ma.ton of " " "" and combs. h !' "' r''1''1 fl"- '""''' unty seat vlsltorK today, from the Q ' ," ;,VtV to "! for 8uch packeU w, probb,y be "'' Wln 1',KH 'nm !""1 xu',M,olinV' y district. !.... .billed lo aomn 40.000 nioro. Thev 'or- n month or more. Constable T. M. Durham of Mer FOR RENT FOIL RENT S room furnished house cbrfdrea. 814 Walnut are. 6-3 FOR SALE . billed to soma 40.000 more. They htn in ka.. .in n, .nirl). nf n.l 'The steel bath oxei Is Its effects mi l C Viilini .. . i. .. . . ' 1-1.1.. .. ... u.. .... nturtonn mid HliliislieH over the rill inl.l ilin rnniilv tmt n vUlf v.w. -- -...v. . ...v ...... . ,v iiHiiicih uuu nia tnncn ay tnn iiiuhim rill paid 1110 COllllt) teat a ISlt es- .,,.., .....i ..... .,.,, ...... ,... .... .. . . . .. 'l.om.. r.f Hi., nrnlnlnr ill m .. I IK -1'"""1 "iv.ini.iB, uii iirniLTB, nun uuai na evidence or America a direct "' - - Indianapolis, Aug-. 7. As gleaners following behind the reapers, women are gathering wheat from the fields of Indiana, telling; It to farmers at market tirtrec nnil nlarlni? thn mnnnr ni. vacia.iI.v nttnrnnnn rmr., t n- a, on lornl inrlr. Iln (.nnilm-ia n ..imli In a fund to establish a vocational ' p.in . elcht miles pat of Mnrrlll .lnn ih CIjARK RKXOMIXATKD . ..,...,. j . w..a ,..v tAtrt ttmnm I'cadquarten at Merrill, Is In tho city participation In the war. L. Crossdnlc was among the nrrl w'ieri. ho will remain for some tlmo I school here for women and rlrls. I Title Lake, nml rpnnri. rrnm wut Mr. Ethel C. Peters of Indlannno- u- "tien is ncre lor a slicrt ln tlmt tt.clia W,i,t irrlmtlnn I lit, Is founder of the scheme which , tlme on n,a,te" ot business from Thcic are soven brothers In this hm- I has met With the annravnl nt farm.. Portland. . ii.. Tun nrn nm In Vmnrr. nn.l nn . . - --- ....-.. .--- -- .w..v.. ... .MUWM..W..U tmbTlTd jt. r Xhrntl"- Mre tb'n hUn,,rC,, haVe V01, c- - ""Wr on business' cM.ects to go aoon jmZLfin'ZL C.:: P. ' '? t01!0 theMt,cr W',h from hi. ranch In tbe Upper Lange.l' ZaiL .TJi. .I sicKie. ana Knives ana aatner me, valley. . .... .w. -". I wane friin irom Knolls, corners and HMllM Madlo. 7-lt olher spoU missed by the machines. THIRTKKXTH TIME over the playroom In the family of the count." conclildeJ tho llerllli publication. SAGE TEA DANDY . TO DARKEN HAIR IT'S ill,M)MOTHi:it'M ItlH'IH: T0 Itltl.Stl HACK COI.OIt AMI ,i Tlti: TO JIAIIt Montgomery, Mo., Aug. 7. Champ I Clark, apeaker of the house of repre sentatives, waa nominated for eon- FOR SALE roar rooaa plastered la. Price $1800. on J. T. Ward ft Co. e-tf FOR SALE One kltckca cabinet. M kkekoa Uble, oae commode ftpfir Rer. Oaav.236 Twtk St. 5-t FOR SALE Maxwell la perfect con- Mtm, at a oartala. Henlloe Stu S-&t FOR'SALB Several Uoaaaad acre . f.SMd Talea, auIUble for hay, la tte Lower Ktaaaath Marsh. For partlealan ae L. Jaeoba or Mi Mot eaeaaaaaer. i-t LOST AND FOUND MMMMMAMWWkMk) LOST LMUe ktack faaule do . Left frU foat white, wklt oa breaat. M.eattor, aaaMd"Babe." C. F. Fet or. Reward effered: 7-st LOST Ladlea' 'wrist watck. Initial M, back. Flader notify Etta Ma kaffer. Owl Cafe. Reward. CIS tOST ars Preato-Llte between kere.aad Roaad Lake. Return to Qia Store for reward. 6-3t MISCELLANEOUS MMMMMkMMWMMWWM BOARD AND ROOMS Home cook ' lag. 4 Stb St. 1-B FOR SALE 135 acres, (11 under lr rlsaOoa. part la alfalfa; fenced, crew feaeedraad "kood bulldlnga. Prlee 7S per acre If soldi at once. J. T. WARD AGO, MOTOR TO CRATER MKK It. A. Moon Is among the county seat visitors today from Fort Klamath. PATRIOTIC PLAV WEEK res for the 13th time here at tho PLAXXKI) FOR AltTVMX DcnH"le Primary. ' Washington, Aug. 7. Plans for a OLHHKlKI MAV TAK: Patriotic Play Week" to be ob- Mm. James Dixon Is vUltliiK Mr. and Mm. A. n. Ennrnn w.nt friends In Klamnth Falls for a short 8crvca ln Soptombcr or October thru- to CMter Lake vesterdar .rtumnon tlmo from her home In My. I out lI, country, havo been announc with their guests. Mm. J. S. Honey man of Villlsca, Iowa, and Ml Alice Watson of Council Bluffs, Iowa, who are hero on a visit. They expect to return today. VP ARMH AOAINHT JAPAX Tako tho squeak oat of tlioee loxwo wheel wkh SpokeUte." Telford Bra. Oarage. 2-U Moaejr to loaa oa Hty aad country property. Be Chlkoto. tf ex Less delay when you fill at Kla math Service Station, Sixth and Kta aatb. 26-tf Tho aew IBIS low coet life, accl- deat aad health policies of the Trav eler are atodera aU the way thru, aad they coH leas See Chllcote. tf McConalck btader, good order,' at half price. Other Iniplemeau. Far. waar'a Warehoase Co. 25-tf I ml 111 tlm rlillilrA-.' hn-Anu nf ,1. Mrs. F. C. Shcnehan was among department tf labor. Tho chief uur-' . Lon.don- Au- " ' roported the arrival yesterday from Mlnne- pose will be to Implant In the mind "oww vU B,rlln th,t U,e Ho1, Po"- J of children an association of tho Idea I1""" ovcr.nment ' """"derlng a L.T-.,..i... ....... .. declaration of war against Japan. Q. L. McDonald camo In yesterday" "' .'T.. "' ,,"",ra, . ,. from Ukcvlew on mntterg ot bus.'d"" l" "-r-m m many places mil iiu -.uiiuucieu 111 connection witn county fairs and carnivals. Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water Says a glass of hot water and photphat prevents Hints and kp us fit Von can linn gray, tailed Imlr hi...., llftill)' dark and lustrous allium- m,.r night If ou'II get a fiO-ceut bottl,. ,f 'Wyelh'a Sago anil Hutpliur cn,. iiiiuml" at any drug uture, Mllllnu, of bottles of (his old famous Hiign '),,j lltrliie. Improved by tho addition ,f ,itlier Ingieilleiils, nro sold iiiiniinl,, sny a well known druggist hern, ,,.. cniifo It darkens the hair so mil, ,. ally and evenly that no one can toil u lias been applied, TIiihii whoso hair I turning gmr or bei-niiiliig faded have a surpii o w altlug them, because lifter tm ,,r to appllriitloiiN the gray hair mi,. Ishes nml your locks becomu liumi. unlly dark and beautiful, This Is the ago of youth, (Inv haired, iiuiitlrnctlvo folk aren't naiit- . ed around, so get busy with Wyeti, i iige and Sulphur Compuiind tuiil-.- t mil )ouil be delighted with )nr dark, hiiiidsomo hair mid your )omn. j fill iippearaiu'o within a few das, I'lils preparation Is a toilet reitUit , .mil In nut Intended for tho cure, nun. I .... i.... .. ..,. K illl'll III , I'.I'IIIMIII III IIIPUUHIT, A, f nesit. G. F. I.eland and G. F. Allen are guests at tho "Whlta Pelican from Dunsmulr. FORMER REHniEXTM VISIT i Dr. and Mrs. tl. C. Elliott King DETROIT HI-T - were among tho tourists arriving In! IllXXIRD nROKEX Mr. W. Paul Johnson and Mis T. M. Buttn'er, former business manager of the Klamath Falls Northwestern, arc here visiting Klamath Palls friend from San Francisco for a (ho city yeitcrday. AIox. F. Vogelsang camo In yes terday with a party from tho south for a vacation visit In Klamath coun ty. The party Is registered ut tho White Pelican. Detroit, Aug. 7. All ous high temperature recorda ' short time. The visitors declare that ., A, the progress and development of the city I decidedly apparent during an wero broken here yesterday, ; with 113 degrees at two o'clock In the afternoon. 0) I Interval of absence. : r ORPHEUS THEATER KITTV GORDON THE WASP" A. Orlppiag, Alteatloa-RlTotlag Pic tare That You Should See By u ' AU Mean PrUes, 10. ISoWar Tax added Before tlie fire, set a bar Insur. ' aaco policy from Chlfcote. tf , Clnco, tbe largest selling cigar in ' the world. Two hundred million' old last year. Try one and learn ' why. Six cent atralght at all deal-, er. 'Mason, Ehrman ft Co., whole-! sale distributors. C-Ct' Well Drilling Have " "rwk outfit" nml pre luired for Job of any kind. YOt'HATKKK UIIOS. -Merrill, Ore. "You're safe" wbea yoa got aa la. araacd'pollrjr from the Chllcote aa eacy, SSS Mala stive. tf H OUSTON'I Metropolitan Amusement' I HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK Y OW.V A HOME , ,Wkea rent are o hugh It urelyj pays to own a low priced home. Here are some real bargains: , , ' ;Taree room cottage near S. P. 1 depoi for 1760.00 Very easy terms. Four room house and barn on v Klamath avenue, close In, for $1050 ' w easy term. Four room house, well furnished, two big lots, chicken bouse, wood j house' 'and other Improvements, for 1150, on easy term. , Four room huuse In Mill addition large rooms, screened porch, cab!- V I , pM,. work, outbuilding, two large fW-0?,ir STAR THEATER 'ease L. Lankey Preaents . I ine worms famous Female Imper- Komitor JULIAN ELTIXGK "'. ,11380 KIn MbfrtX bond taken on Mill addl- Sl7 .' tlon Iota for all nt ininh.u .i ,,KfifJt)wlU;osetyatt'Betklng to step lu ai',ad,see this Pfepert Ma;smsfe. .M THE WIDOWS-MIGHT" Tills I a cliarnilngly huntoroua atory full of fun and adventure. Also a dandy S-reel roiuely starring Cluirles Murray and Mae Tliurman, in "Friend lluliuiul" TEMPLE THEATER All Temple Theater Progratm Will He Shown ut the Star Theater Mat lues Until Further Xotlcn, Admission 10c uud l.tc. J MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTURES TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS On q SrrluaffoformatlrtArftlM M tMHimt Hil0Hmfl9, MS Help Prevent Disease DID you ever won der why you do not havo good health? Did it ever occur to you that clean food put Into an unclean moutli ioIujix that fowl, unci Mlien It cnti m ttiu utomacli 1 1 1 In a ronUltluii mifle fur clluctlon. Ami i't. Imtumi iiu cannut ut It In your moulli jou ku oa nuslLcfliiK It until tint lair. and you am obllKisl In (ik trratmint for an ailment whlcliyoucoulil haeavolikil by "on Mine vf fnnnllon." It l a wr II . citahlUhcil fart tlut lirrixlltury Inlltirncm uf cct tho oirirlni;. Improper fowl In Inlanry ) unu of Ili.i mm t proll flu snurrm of I ai k of Old Veterans Club Fast Nearing End Stillwater, Minn., Aug. 7. There duped band and smiled at death. wnu'one more vacant chair this yearBcb year the empty chairs draped when tho ten surviving members of',n bUck tn,t ne'rcle tbe banquet th i... w,n'. rM..h . 'S i- ,.u.ltnb,e Increased In number. I.,,,-.. . ' ' , When the last man's club was or- m, u .u. ui .. conipany, rini,nn led m.mbra ntirrh.a.rf . h,.i 1 Minnesota Volunteers, In the war be J tweon tho states, held It annual re . union. Tho rompuny wn one of Mlnneio- of rare wine. Bomo day the lone sur vivor of the club will enter the ban quet hall, pop the cork from the bot tle and drink a toast to his dead com- ta s cracK forces in tho Civil war. and panlon. Then, standing before tbe oory memuer ot me ciud had dlstln-l row of empty chairs, ho will read and tVttlulln.l l Inn1 U l.aill. I J . .1.. vu "wii iu uaiuo. laaopt a resolution declaring tbe dub Each year tho survivors have met,,' disbanded. . vitality ami proinr dev.loii i riniK III. It v, chllilrrn arn Kli-n fiHid Ucll lili'ilt. anil llila Iriui of tllii lii'tll. nnclallv If younic clnit U llmo nalt tin lr Inlh Hill Ik, tofl, ami Mill I io k'M poM'rful torol.t ik-cay. Our Ititli. wllli urcllniiry ran-, mulil Ian n lirotlmu. .Man thoulil illu of ill, I ami rather than from aomu prrM'iilnlili) UUeaw at a prcnuturo u'u. PhU$h,dbuth, Btard otlitnlal Kxamlmtrt Staltvt UrtgvH Crime Increases Among Germans During War (Correspondence Associated Pre). which the compilation of criminal Now Yoik, August 1. -War has statistic ulvo convincing renorts mee tell us of the steadily In v j Just as coal, when It burns, leaves! behind a certain amount of Incom bustible material lu the form of ashes, so the food and drink tnken day nftor day leave In the alimentary canal a certain amount of IndlKcutlblo iim-l terlal. which If not rnniiil.iinlv ..tlml. nated from the system each day, bo-j omes food for the millions of bacteria which Infest the bowels. From this miss v of left-over waste, toxins nnd ptomaln-llke poisons are formed and sucked Into the blood. Men and women who can't Ret feel ing right must bcsln to tnko lusldo batbs. Iloforo eating breakfast cachi morning drink a glass of real hot wa ter with a toispoonrul of limestone ' phosphate In It to wash out the thirty feet of bowols tho previous day's ac-l cumulation of poisons and toxins, nnd to keep the entire allinontnry cniml ciean, pure and fresh. Those who are subject to sick head ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff- ness, or have a sour, gassy stomach fter meals, aro urged to get a quarter pound of llmcstono phosprato from the drug store, nnd begin practicing Internal sanitation. This will cost very little, but Is sufficient to mnko anyone an enthusiast on tho subject. nemember, Insldo bathing Is mnro Important than ouUldo bathing, be cause the skin pores do not absorb Impurities Into the blood, causlne poor health, while the bowel pore do. Jut as soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshen tho skin, so noi water and llmcstono Phosnhnto act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and ! ooweis. Adr. ItCl'KAim HKXT HKItVICt: Phone S0 Mght Phono It Ifl W. D. MILLER Omrtit Contractor Walks. Floors, Foundations. Cot crete Ilulldlng blocks, Flue an Tiles. 231 S. flltth 81. Phone IV Dassengers and Baggage .WVWIIKIti: IX THK CITY QUICK Si:itVI('K lti:.KO.UII,K IIATKH PIIOM-: 187 WesternTransferCo. Mwiysjaivii New City Laundry W Guarantee Our Work. Shirt and Collar Laundtrio W also wash silk, weal, and coi ored god very carefully. Try u once and be convinced. Our price are right Phono 1M. 127 Fourth Street back of Flrat National Sank WMWAAM caused an Increase ot crime and de pravity among the Cerman people, according to an analysis published creasing number cf crime against property and a glance at any news naner confirm, ih. i,..n.i.. , . by the llerlln VorwaortK. Tho paper'in. mbeV 7, recullH that i,t tho beginning of tbojarlea In the cities and a. well a" In r," ,,l,opih,0U "Pke f "" ru d't'- 8y.tematlc.lly orBa. bntl,' l tho water of which the Ired band, of robbers menace con. moralH of tho Cerman people would tlnually life and property of -ro-lecuporate. . noctabi' m,.... ' rH j "Slnco August 4, 1914," any. the lurwaorta, -we havo .allowed the spoctable' cltlxeiis "Also honesty of the later has sufered a perceptible "cmr-i," .. A4,tf444tftt,tfi(ttttt0 I Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys I W cat too much meat which clogs Kidneys, than the Back hurts mfmmmwmwfTfmfTTwi noTuiTT ,,rg0,t lhat l"0 uuum ,lne' - "" " '" """,0 ney, like the bowols, get slugglHli.'lroni tho mid of grape and leni"i and clogged, mid neod u fluslilni; oc- itlU" 'inblned with llthla, and ' caalonully, elao wo huvo hackncho,1""'mleHH '" n,,H" cKoi kidneys mil na dull misery In tho kidney region ' hl,ln,l,l"u, t,le,n l" normal activity. U severe headaches, rl.oUmutlc twlnes '., . . . " am '" ,n . m n... ..." .""""" 'WIUKCS, no t ,0 ,mKar irHlutna thin end .nt -- -..,, .-, -.n hlcMlngH or this bath to act on u here the Influence of tho steel bath with steadily increasing vigor and,' Is directly proved. We do net fear tho result Is a moral condition of. that we are. disclosing ,Dy .uteX health of the German p,pi. ot dangerlng secret when we anaWe also ii u I. tomld llvnr. ni.,l ui. ,..,..i. ... ' " nesa an I , . "..Tr..": "'U lQ' i " disorder. -"-- hi'i in ui iiiuiiiifti' flinch dera. You simply iiiiist kocp your kid- Jml HiiIIh a harmless; luexponslw! makes u delightful offervescent llthl toy active and clean, and t.. .! Z .' "' " n . .W",CB "verynoay mo. - ment vnn r..t .i. . . '"i"u "uw 'm ii en to keen tlioir khi- k.dno;re.;.:;Z,,r'l,'':,cn''''".avo.d.ng.erou.co.i.. M m T,wi on . m.u piieni ons. of Jad Salt from any good .!. a ..,,. alniia (inn.. !. . . ... moid, iuho a laniospoonfiil In (t 8las of water boforo breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then A woll known locnl ilruestst sn Iiu elln lots of Jnd Palts to folk v ' bullevo In overcoming kidney trouble wlule It, Is only a troi'ibU.Adr. U , Vj,C 5t IjftiV.Y