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T H E G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A , OR EGO N FAINTING AND DIZZY SPELIS A FLIRTATION By BEATRICE TRAHAN. V eJ Cause of such Symptoms and Remedy Told in This Letter. H ie I f you want the true, world-famous Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years, you must ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” The “ Bayer Cross” is stamped on each tablet and appears on each pack age for your protection against Imi tations. In each package o f “ Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” are safe and proper direc tions for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia. Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for Pain In general. Handy tin boxes containing 12 tablets cost but a few cents. Druggists also sell larger “ Bayer” packages. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac ture of Monoacetlcacldester of Salicy- lieacid.— Adv. Happy fact: Most people's worries are only 24 hours long. U P ! The man or woman with weak kid ney» is half crippled. A lame, stiff back, with its constant, dull ache and sharp, shooting twinges, makes the simplest task a burden. Headaches, dizzy spells urinary disorders and an “ all worn out” feeling are daily sources of distress. Don’t neglect kidney weakness and risk gravel, dropsy or Bright’s disease. Get a bo» of Doan's Kidney Pills. They have helped other people the world over. Ask your neighbort An Idaho Case M r s. C. V. Stokesbery, Park and McKinley Sts., E m m e t t , Idaho, says: “ My 4 back was weak — and lame and pained me so I was miserable. El My kidneys acted , irregularly and I was annoyed by bladder disorders. Day after day I was laid up w*th sick, dizzy head aches. I was also subject to chills and was nervous. I used Doan’s Kidney Pills and they gave me a lusting cure.“ Get Doan’« at Any Store« 60c a Box D O A N ’ S “p ^ V FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. C u ticu ra S o a p Imparts The Velvet Touch S lu ggish L iv e r Don’t take chances. Get C a rt«»*« Utile Live» P ills right now They never fail to make the liver do its duty Tb>-g Postum Cereal !CARTER'S IIT T L E |IVER a drink of delicious flavor — should be boiled fu lly fifteen m inutes to bring out its full-bodied richness. L s plexion, put a healthy glow on the cheek and sparkle in the eye. Be sure and get the genuine. Small Dose— Small Price OR. CARTER’S IRON PILLS, Nature’s great nerve and blood tonic for Anemia, Rheumatism Nervousness, Sleeplessness and female Weakness. Better health and comfort usually follow a change from coffee to Postum. ncisi»» ns»» l«st «nastsfc Kill All Flies! “ S-ET V A i mijmgcg «¡4 t o f m e r n i. ■ ” ’ • 1 v » f •©«! o r *n '-r* »LY KI LLK« I r. U., Salt Lake City, No. 22--1920. SQUEEZED TO DEATH at the family table for a week or tw o and see if everyone doesn’t relish the change. C onstipation and f»n't in Try Postum Instead of Coffee S - , 25c, Ointment 25 and 50c, Talcam 25c. i> -0 ” / * GOLD MEDAL Look for name "Bayer" on the tablets, then you need never worry. d I Copy far Thu Department Supplied by National Headquarter» of the American Legion) v Important to all Women Readers of this Paper ASPIRIN INTRODUCED- BY “BAYER” IN 1900 Small Pill W o a l.rn N e w s p a p er U nion.) S p o h n ’s D is te m p e r C o m p o u n d Keul velvet Is made entirely of silk. p i l ^ Real Relief Comes Only by sprays and douches. S. S. S. will cleanse your blood Cleansing the lilood of the of the cause of Catarrh, and giva real relief. It has been in con Germs. stant use fo r more than fifty You must realize that your blood years, and is sold by all druggists. A small, tt-iild haml on his arm ar is loaded down with catarrh Buy a bottle o f S. S. S. today and rested the f -stles.s pacing of the tall, THE AMERICAN LEGION VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE germs, and thase germs must be lose no further time in getting on removed from your blood before the right treatment. refined-look *ng gentleman who had you can expect real, rational relief Valuable advice regarding your been waiting to and fro In the waiting from the disease. And o f course, case will be furnished free. Ad room of he Grand Central station. He you know that you cannot reach dress Medical Adviser, 103 Sw ift turned with u welcoming smile, but his these germs In your blood with Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. expression altered slightly us he per- '.eived the person who had accosted D O N ’T L E T T H A T C O U G H C O N T IN U E ! hint. She was a pretty girl, neatly dressed In a trim, tailor-made blue serge suit. Her age might have been w ill kn ock it In v e r y sh ort tim e. A t th e first sig n o f a cough anywhere between twenty-live and o r cold In yo u r horse, g iv e a fe w doaes o f “ 8 P O H N *8 .” I t w ill a ct on the glan ds, elim in a te th e disease g e rm and p reven t fu r th thirty. Smiling quizzically, he raised er d estru ction o f body by disease. " S P O H N ’ 8 " has been tha his hat and said: stan d ard rem ed y fo r D IS T E M P E R . I N F L U E N Z A , P I N K E Y E . C A T A R R H A L F E V E R , C O U G H S and C O L D S fo r a q u a rte r o f m " I beg your pardon?" cen tu ry. 60 cen ts and $1.15 p er b o ttle a t a il d ru g stores. S rO U N M E D IC A L C O M P A N Y . Goshen. In d . “ < >h!" she exclaimed. In a shy, tltnld little voice, which wus hardly In keep How the henpecked man does crow ing with the roguish gleam in her eyes. when he Is away from home! “ Oh, excuse me, 1 thought— ’’ “ You thought I was some one else?” he concluded, smilingly, ns she paused, apparently too embarrassed to finish her sentence. “ Yes. I thought you were Dick— 1 W h e n the body begins to stiffen Thousand» upon thousands of women was so glad! My purse has been pick and movement becomes painful it have kidney or bladder trouble and never ed— I became aware of It only a mo | is usually an indication that tha suspect it. ment ago, when I was about to buy my Women’s complaints often prove to be kidneys are out of order. Keep Reading from Left to Right— Gerald J. Murphy, Head Service Division, ticket for home— and when I saw you nothing else but kidney trouble, or tbe these organa healthy by taking the American Legion; Marquis James, Associate Editor, the American Legion result of kidney or bladder disease. I rushed right over. Weekly; Walter F. Shaw, Assistant to Chief Rehabilitation Section of the If the kidneys are not in a healthy con She did not vouchsafe any further Federal Board for Vocational Education; Lemuel Bolles, National Adjutant, dition. they may cause the other_ organs Information about “ Dick.” to become diseased. the American Legion, and Chairman of the Committee. “ What a coincidence! My name You may suffer pain in the back, head happens to be Dick, too. Wouldn't 1 ache and loss of ambition. Poor health makes you nervous, irrita do Just as well?” he said. “ At least FAVORS SMALL REGULAR ARMY LEGION NOT MILITARY B0Dv ble and may be despondent; it makes any Tha world’s standard remsdy for kidnsy, you will allow me to advance you liver, bladder and uric add troubles. enough money for your fare home?” National Organization Supplemented Aims and Objects of Organization one so. But hundreds of womeL claim that Dr. Famous aince 1696. Take regularly and And he slipped his hand suggestively by Large Citizen Army Is Ideal Made Clear by Lemuel Bolles, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, by restoring keep in good health. In three aizee, all into his pocket. Sought by Legion. National Adjutant. health to the kidneys, proved to bo just druggists. Guaranteed as represented. the remedy needed to overcome such L e e k fee the nam e G eld M ed al o e e v e r » baa "Hut you don't know where my home Is,” she objected naively. “ Suppose I A small rogttlnr army supplemented Numerous reports received from all conditions. Many send for a sample bottle to see lived In California, for Instance?” by n large citizen army Is the Ideal parts of the country nt Nnttonnl head what Swamp-Root, the great kidney, P A R K E R ’S "Heaven forbid!” he exclaimed fer sought In t lie American Legion Army quarters of the American Legion, show liver and bladder medicine, will do for H A IR B A L S A M Reorganization hill (Senate Bill 3702) that there Is a misunderstanding on them. By enclosing ten cents to Dr. vently. Ucmoo Owndruff HU>pall«ir».JUn| \ Restores C o lo r end At this they laughed merrily; but a to the which the support of the legion the part of many regarding the or Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y., you Beaut? to G re y en d Faded H ale receive sample size bottle by Parcel Me. and $1 00 at drnretota sudden thought sobered him, and he Is pledged through Its national legis ganization, and particularly with re may Htsooz Chem. W ks. Pak-borue, N T lative committee In accordance with gard to Its purpose along military Post. Y"ou can purchase medium and glanced at her speculatively. Then : large aize bottles at all drug stores.—Adv. Somo.ee Comi. Oak] HINDERCORNS lines. resolutions adopted at the Minneapo louses, etc., stops all pain, eosursa comfort to the "I wonder If you'd be offended at a feet, makes waiting ease. t&e. bv mail or at UruM lis convention. Honest men do what they can; dis This misunderstanding has resulted aiata. H Isoos l nemicai Works, FatoHogos. N. T. proposition I ’d like to make to you?" The provisions of the bill may be In the issuing of the following state honest men do whom they can. Suspiciously, she quickly looked up F o r Sale— I t im i, lu M m s e . T o m a to , t'e le r y summarized as follows: ment, by Lemuel Bolles, national ud- ■ ’ lutila. Beat va rió lica , 25«. I t 26; 1.000 <2.25. at him, hut was apparently reassured Im p o r t a n t to M o t h e rs The large citizen army would be Jutant: P rep a id . W m , Coy. Oirden. U tah, ltou ta 2. by the ex-presslon of his eyes. Examine carefully every bottle of composed of all young men between “ It has been brought to my notice G O IT R E C A N lit! C U B E D “ Well, that depends n good deal on «’ASTORIA, that famous old remedy the ages of eighteen nnd twenty-one, on several occasions that there Is n for Infants and children, and see tbut It K n ow lto n 'a (lu tte ro ff nnd In tern a l com m on the proposition," she answered non a,-nao rem edy. 10.000 ploaaed cuatom ers. who would take a four-months' course belief on the part of many that the Pa rtlcu la ra . W . C. K n ow tton . Canon C ity.C olo. committally. in Intensive training—vocational, ed American Legion Is a military organ “ I’ll he absolutely enndid with you," Signature of D A T C N T C W a ts o n B . C o l.m s n , f ¡1 I s ’ IB I A Patent I.awyar, Washington, ization. Of course it Is not. Tha he said. “To tell the honest truth, ucational and military. ■ ” ■ ■ vw 1). C. A dvice and book ? ran Veterans of the war would not be American Legion Is a civilian organi In Use for Over 30 Years. Batas tasso nable. U labeat tulomucos. B a steém o se "lieu you approached me, I was won Children Cry for Fletcher’ s Castoria dering what on earth I could do to called upon to serve these four months zation and membership does not affect or to take any other training, although or increase lluhlllty for military or Measuring Time. while away the evening. I happen to Foorproof. Krnest was learning tor tell time. have tickets for tonight’s performance provisions probably would he made IKtllce service. We maintain our civil “ Henry, an agent came to the house He hud Just mastered the numbers on to accept veterans who volunteered to ian status and our military obligations at the Bit lace, but there Isn’t much fYtn this morning with a new kind of can- the fuce of the clock, but had not are the same us those of all other cit going alone, Is there? Now I thought assist in the training program. opener to sell.” Young men could elect, if they so de izens. learned t he' meaning of the minute —I hoped— oh, hang I t ; would you "W ell?” sired, to substitute for the four hand. “ The organization hns Interested It care to go to the theater with a per “ lie said It was foolproof.” months of Intensive training an en self actively In the military policy of “ What time Is it?” I nsked him, fectly strange man?” he finished with "A h ! That’s pretty good. Any when tile minute ltnnd pointed to five listment of three years In the National the country, not because we are a mil apparent relief. Guard. This National Guard service itary organization hut been use we are brainless woman can use It, eh?” minutes of 12. “ I would not care to go with a ‘per “ Perhaps. But the point he mntle would be under rules specified by the able from the Inside to detect certnln He looked a long time, nnd then fectly strange man'—” At her word! federal government requiring weekly mlstukes and weaknesses In the mili wns that husbands who open cans for said: "Why, It fs just nn inch to 12.” he looked crestfallen— “ but I ’d love to their wives can do so vMthout cutting drills and certnln standards of pro tary organization as now established. — Exchange. go with you.” their fingers, spoiling the oilcloth on Our work iu this direction Is but an the kitchen table, spattering the wnlls “ You will? Fine!” he exclaimed Joy ficiency. The training proposed would not In effort on the part o f patriotic citi Severely Practical. ously when he realized that he would terfere unduly with the regular oc zens to serve their country along lines with gore nnd shocking the neighbors “ ftiarley, dear,” said young Mrs. not be refused, after all. with profanity.”— Birmingham Age- Torkins, “ that wns n beautiful bou Up the street they strolled, strug cupations of the young men enrolled in which they feel they are specially llenild. quet you brought me.” gling through the throng for a few because there would be both winter prepared to speak Intelligently. ‘‘Glad you liked I t ” blocks till they reached the I’alace and summer periods of which they "The military policy o f the Amer Slipping Up on Her. “ But— ” theater. When he finally handed his could make their choice. Tills would ican Legion was determined nt the “ But whnt?” Young Thing— And only to think, tickets to the usher the second act was enable the youth working on a north Minneapolis convention and hns been "Bread Is expensive and liable to bo already In progress It was almost ern farm to select the winttr train clearly defined by the military policy each soldldr lmd to make his own bed and everything. How could men ever scarce. The next time yon have any eleven o’clock when they emerged on ing period and be assigned to a train committee there appointed. ing camp In the south. In any event, thing sentimental on your mind tell It the street again. “The American Legion Is In favor make beds? It must have been ter with flour.” Slowly they made their way hack to he would be away from home a com of universal military training, but the ribly hard for them. paratively short time and he would Ex-Btick—Oil, yes, It wns mighty ward the station. nntionnl convention o f the American “ Let’s go In here and have supper," not he absent during the harvest sea Legion also provided, ns a condition hard nt first. Take my poor buddy Used to It. now, he done a 80-day hitch In the he suggested as they were passing a son. Visitor—Have you ever been bitten precedent thereto arid ns nr. essential Furthermore, young men would he cafe. safeguard thereof, for civilinn control. guardhouse for putting h(s pillowslip by a horse? placed In trnlning according to the “ As .ion like,” she assented. Soldier—Have I? Why, the longest The convention recognized the fact on topside down. But how was he service for which they are best suited. to know any better?— Home Sector. time I ever went without getting hit- An obsequious waiter, on their er. that a thorough housecleaning nnd ten was the week I was In the hospital trance ushered them ^to a table near For example, negro youths of the elimination of the inefficient officers from bein’ kicked! the dancing floor. He then took their south, who had not gone far In school and methods of our entire mllitnry Not Interested. order and departed. While awaiting in’' might he enrolled In labor battal establishment wns necessary nnd also Miss Qnlzzer— When you were In his return, the man nnd the girl chat ions. Iu these they would acquire the favored equality of obligation and op Rome tlld you visit the Colessemn? A Solo Part. rudiments of drill, but, more Impor ted together. portunity for all American citizens, I ’anln—I had a charming call from Mr. Fllmhoutid—No. I wus going to tant, would learn habits of right liv “ Oh, boy I” he exclaimed, “ I wish 1 and adequate protection against an look into It, lint they told me it had Mr. Jollyboy Inst night. was young again.” A disinterested ob ing. enlarged or stronger military caste. been closed for repulrs for several May— What tlld he talk about? A careful selection of officers would server would have given him ubout l'aula— Why,’lie Just snt and listened “ While the convention favored thi years, so I passed It up for the live, he relied on to Insure the system thirty ns his age. to me. He never opened his month. policy of universal military training, up-to-date picture houses. against any abuse of authority. Offi “ Don’t you know the snying, 'A man cers unsulted for trnlning work, at the same time, a stand was taken is just us young as he feels?’ ” she whether they belonged to the regular against compulsory military service In asked, demurely. army, the national guard or the re time o f peace. The American Legion Back In the station once more, he serve corps, would not he assigned favors a national military and naval gravely asked her: to training enmps. Those developing system based on unlveniil military ob “ Well, young lady, do you still In traits that Impaired their usefulness ligations to Include n relatively smnll sist that your home Is iu California, would he relieved. Civilian officers regular nrtny and navy and a citizen or shall I buy a ticket for some other would hnxe nit equal share with reg array and nnvy capable o f rapid ex part of the Union?” ular army officers In the training pro pansion sufficient to meet any hntionnl “ Bronxville will do very nicely, emergency on a plan which will pro gram. thank you,” she answered primly. nnd progressive Advocates of the system of com vide competitive "Tw o tickets for Bronxville,” she pulsory trnlning say that a small reg training for all officers, both of the overheard him say to the ticket agent. ular army together with a large citi regulnr army and navy and of the citi An hour later they descended nt the zen tinny as contemplated would cost zen forces. little station of Bronxville. A five-min "But our military obligations are the less than even the regular army es ute walk from there brought them to a tablishment, which would he set up same ns those of all other citizens— neat little cottage that stood a few under the bill which the house of rep the same as the obligations of any of steps from the street. They walked resentatives now la considering seri the many frnternal organizations In Inside the yard nnd up the porch the country." ously. steps, hut paused at the door for an Instant while he searched his pockets It’s All Over Now. An Easy Question to Answer, for his latchkey. When he had finally American I-eglon aien, who will con “ Did you read about that French found It. he unlocked the door and duct a nation-wide drive for new' mem- nrtny aviator who made 314 loops In (hey stepped Inside. She Immediately bera May 17-22, hove called attention one (light the other day?" went upstairs, but he doffed his hat to the fact that It costs ubout $0 to "Lucky dog! I’ve had that sensa and coat and hung them on the clothes- hold a card In the I. W. \V. and an tion myself, but not since last June. ’ tree in the hallway before he followed average of about $3 to hold a card in her. the legion. Which outfit ia worth the Three Posts Unite. A few minutes later he was fugging most to the man and to the country? Throe posts In Harrisburg, Pa., have industriously at a snarled shoe-lace; Legion members i a f that question Isn’t united Into one big post. The new while she, with her hair down over her hard to answer. post. No. 27, lias a 00-piece hand. shoulders, was sitting before her dress ing table engaged in her nightly trib ute to the goddess of beauty. Sudden ly she paused, her hands in mbl-alr used. They come In all colors, hut the Suit Sty!« Varied. Addressing his reflection In the mirror, Frock and suit styles for spring are lighter summer shades are preferred, j she abruptly observed: vo varied that no particular type of Straight lines nre the dominant note ! “ We've had s splendid time this eve neckwear will dominate. Oval and thia season. Sweaters are In smock I ning. haven't we. Dicky-boy?" square collars will be widely shown effects, with a sash of knitted yarn. 1 "F in e!" he exclaimed, smilingly. An for wear with the coliarless dress, The tuxedo atyle la also very popular. , other struggle with the refractory made in exquisitely dainty cotton ma It haa no buttons and Is held In at shoelace was crowned with success, terials with hand embroidered and the waist by a sash. yy then he added: “ Would you believe It lace trimmings. Whitening Clothes. —a couple of times this evening I actu Clothes can he whitened very quick ally caught myself Imagining that I New Sweater Styles. was «Ingle again! And the funny part The fnvorite wools for sweaters this j ly by putting two or three slices of Marfaby POSTUM CEREAL CO., Inc.. BattloCmak.Mich. of It Is that I was flirting with my own summer are Shetland and zephyr, al lemon, rind and all, into the boiler w ife ’” th’ ugh mohair and alpaca also are [■ with theui. IC gj.j r t j h t Syracuse, N. Y. —“ When I com- menced the Change o f Life I was poorly, lllhllllllllllllllllllllllllll had no appetite and had fainting spells. 1 suffered tor two or three years be fore I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s V e g e t a b l e Com ound and the Liver Ills which I saw ad- v e r t i s e d in the papers and in your little books. I took I about twelve bottle I o f your Vegetable Compound and found it a wonderful remedy. I commenced to pick up at once and my suffering was relieved. I have told others about your medicine and know o f some who nave taken it. I am glad to help others all I can.” — Mrs. R. E. D e m in g , 437 W. Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, N. Y . While Change o f L ife is a most crit ical period of a woman’s existence, the annoying symptoms which accompany it may be controlled, and normal health restored by the timely use o f Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Moreover this reliable remedy con tains no narcotics or harmful drugs and owes its efficiency to the medicinal ex tractives of the native roots and herbs Which it contains. B R A C E (heAm<xicanW 0n Millions o f Tiny Germs Cause Your Catarrh i There9s a Reason
