THE SALEM CAPITTAL JOURNAL.' SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1915.
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HOT SIT UP
Now Does Her Own Work.
Lydia E. Pinkham'i Vegeta
ble Compound Helped Her.
Ironton, Ohio." I am enjoying bet
ter health now than I have for twelve
years. When I be
gan to take Lydia E.
Pinkham'i Vegeta
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could not ait up. I
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was pit up squarely as to whether the
eorornte interests should dictate the
policy of legitimate competition in the
matter of public utilities or whether
the field, should be left open to the
development of the lateut resources and
industries of1 tho state without hamper
or hindrance, and it was a signal vic
tory !n tho interests nf trip nuhlic w.d.
Croneor 51rtde Woi-O Pnnflwi fare ot' the commonwealth.
U1VIUVU UlUUil IIV1V UVUUJ
But Allen Backs Down
and Yote Fails
"The oft laid plans of mice and
men," etc. This old axiom never ap
plied so antlv as it did to the trimming
had female troubles that was put on to Senator Perkins'
and was very ner-sbill, senate bill ,58, which hnd for its
X used the ! purpose the turning over of the entire
remedies a year and
I can do my work
and for the last eight
months I have
worked for other
Oregon field of development to the
The bill provided, in substance, that
before any public utility should be per
mitted to construct or extend its lines
of service into any field theretofore oc
cupied by another utility it must first
submit a request to the railroad com
mission setting fortu the conditions that
existed in such territory which it pro
posed to enter and to show that there
was sufficient public demand for the
utility to warrant a necessity and must
secure permission from the railroad
commission before it would be allowed
to enter into competition with another
utility. Under the provisions of the
act of 11M.I which defines what eesisti
tender mercies of the corporate inter
ests and which was defeated at theitutes a public utility, this would have
hands of (he house last night. affected mutual telephone, telegraph,
Tho stage has been so well set and: railway or municipal utilities and, in
-women too I ennnnt nrniw I vHi P 1 " " 'u" I"-'""' greaseu mr me oruer lor a municipality or mutual or
women, too. i cannot praise Lydia t,. ;....,.:. am th ,,tr.r of-(h hill n i,i Unni.,tinn ,,. ..,,...,.,i,'.....
several other menibers of the machine. j with a private corporation in any tcrri
organization of the senate were on hnuditory it mint procure a permit to do so
to witness the triumph of their master-1 from the railroad commission. Also, in-
piecj, but when the showdown cnnie, 'Ostuucli as tho permission of tho com
so confident were they thnfeverytiiing; mission would be governed upon the
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough
for I know I never would have been as
well if I had not taken it and I recom
mend it to suffering women."
Daughter Helped Also.
" I gave it to my daughter when she
was thirteen years old. She was in
school and was a- nervous wreck, and
could not sleep nights. Now she looks
so healthy that even the doctor speaks
cf it You can publish this letter if you
like." Mrs. Rena Bowman, 1C1 S. loth
Street, Ironton, Ohio.
Why will women continue to suiter
day in and day out and drag out a sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
.Vegetable Compound ?
was lovely and would be pulled oft nc-j showing as to whether tho privnto and
cording ta program, there was eonstern-! the public, utility to successfully coin-
ntion in the ranks when Representative ' pete in tno sumo territory with the
Allen kicked over the traces, "spilled profit upon the amount of the iuvest
tho beans, " as it were, and refused to; niont, according to the argument ad-
stand without tying. The mcusurc was.dueed, there would not be much chance
defeated 2(1 to 25 mid would huvo been of u mutual or municipal organization ' ,..;n ' ..' '
tie vote with Speaker Helling to cast to establish a public utility in competi- j redemption of the
LAST OF SPECIAL SERIES
"Eternal Cross" Subject of
Sermon Last Night and
and Again Tonight
Sheriff . Mav M Get
Collection of Taxes1 "
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Kviuently having been upprised, bylH
underground wireless, that their prize-! IS
piece of attempted legislative dictation, f
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governor without his veto, tho sponsors'
for the Kelly bill, proposing to restore
the duties of tax collector back into the
hnudf of the sheriff and make it effec
tive immediately upon the signature of
the governor by attaching an cmer
ueaey clause onto it, last night moved
for -i reconsideration of the . measure,
recalled it from the governor's office,
refused to concur-in the senate amend
ment, tiie emergency -clause, and ap-mm
ommitteo composed of Rep-'. 9 5
pointed a committee
The sjieciul meeting for mothers and
wieir friends this aiieruoon completed
the list of special services which Mr.
Ostnui hus conducted in the tabernacle
during the present evungelistic cam
paign. There have,, been meetings loi
men only, women only, meetings tor
ooys and girls, two eptciul services for
young people, the great meeting foi
uie aged miK yeste-uay arternouu ami , ..,i iilrPk c i,c treasurer to refer
the one tor mot Ms 'Held this utter- t, m tle event-of its passage,' g
not. i. The service was a tribute to wm,. be aVortcd, but it developed that .'H
mothers and the niblress especially iec-1 th treasurers had engineered a new plan En
oginned the great rcsponsiuility aiidi0f attack and procedure. Ill case the S5
worth of u good mothers lite ami its governor had approved the hill within
nower in tiie Jives of the children. - i u. i....... ni,.,.i,,.i n.,.i it .
rimontntives Jhivoy, Littlefield and Kel-1 rv B
ly to confer with the senate for the Lj 3
purpose of removing the objectionable g
feature. 02
Hy attaching the emergency clause n
to the bill it. whs hoped that the al-jhi
fer ! o
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The service lust night was said by
unity to be the most inspiring of the
entire campaign. Oat rum gave his first
address on "Tho Kterual Cross," the
second to be given tonight at .
Mpcakiiig ot tho cioss, he said: "Allimov- to regain control of the tax col
tliut is greatest in urt anil literature lectiug duties and hang on to their
geis us inspiration in tne cross or
Christ. We should say, 'Ju that sign 1
the cross and the
world by the Hon
of Uoil humbles and exults, startles and
toutrorts, cmvicta us ot and saves us
Irom sin, Hy -its sublimity- mid sucri-
the deciding vote hail Allen stayed, in tion with a private corporation already
line. - est.Tinsiietl in tho field.
It may be that the organization of! The principal opponents to tho mens
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...v ,n in.,,i,,iui.in uy inn curpor- "," " ii. pi.iscoiiim u luvey, WHO ! n,.e .,.! ...,. if utir,:lM .,, ,,,.
nte ntercsls. but If last. .m.),t'. u,.(,, took thn Inn. I in the d,.l,t,. i.,.l .1,., ' . "U l(M C " uri'rills 10 ul" ".v
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un ins imiNiiiKi- u'i'uii ui i iic iiuuhi! . bhppuh, ui. in mnjoniy ru
a criterion, that machine has lost it's :' llnaion and l.nfferty, and tuo' uraiW ! l":..", b!' ,."f.. ,''l,iy 'd The house last night also refused to
If you h.vyo-MioslW.teHt doubt oU over the majority of the lowerlcn.s of the bill were Representatives I J,e 1 Hmnkf, ha'T , 3.! "i ZJZ, " .
tne emergency clause .uiuicueii, uiui ii-'bm
was known that he was not inclined ! 51
to do so, it is claimed that the trcasur- ll
ers had planned to enjoin the enforce-;
ment or Hie measurn ami tie it up m tne
courts ill oriler to defeat the sheriff 's i
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salaries, and, at the same time, defeat 1 1,1
the ettorts of the tre&siirers for nnlRl
increase in salary, which was frustrated
by the passage (if the sheriff bill. The
recall and instructions to eliniinato the
emergency clause practically assures the
invoking of tho referendum upon the
measure, and it will be a fight to the
finish between the sheriffs and trens-
"Should .we place n valuable watch .urers.
ALLEN EATON LECTURES.
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bleOoillimtUld Will hl ,ou. rite This situation ' deyeioped clearly and ' nppo lent s of the bill declared thai the C, "f, r'r" iu,'" ll'""' I'V 1 r' h? h "' l-V
nl .!!,. I.-II,.1M.... M..,li. .11 ti ,i..:..:.' .i 1 1, ,n i i : K00'1 '' IriPinl. i et the wutch ment ot the first half of the taxes
(COIllllll'lltillll 1, vim. Ml'.MH.. ,'.r ftl. Itinv i,f Vlii. hill tin, 1,.,, l. i thn ii,lei-..lu . .... , i .. l c. t I'H. Jl".v -
vifn. I'nin- iitii u.tll Iia niiunj.fi i ,...,.:. t..i i... .i... .i:..-i...i i . i c un....: i 1..1- .1 ' .
rpmlBllcl BIINWerwl by ft WoniM) ithe o.nmittco -on railwnvs iin, trans. I to of the Oregon field of .level,,,,. '""'I11'"1 01 " ,'at'1' ' Are we ing 111 interest charge of 1 per cent Katun s le-ture tonight in the public
1 ... 1...;.... .i. - 1 i...., . ' 1 mseiisniie to tne gicuteness, the good-1 per month tor iion piivmeiit of the tirst I hbi-aiv. Mr. Katun will have a num-
poor material thinu. Then : from Anvil 1 t.ct Ani-il 5 mid Inst half
why do we hot pruiife Clod for his re-1 from rleptembci- 1 to October: 0 nud fix-
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- Is a good time to buy your needs in
CLOTHING
To make, room for our Spring Goods on the way, wo have
CUT PRICES
Bargains can be had and big savings may be made by buying
now. REMEMBER
. Our Clothing Line
represents such popular makes as the Alfred Benjamin, Hoff &
Rothschild, Kirshbaum, Clare, tsnellenburg, The Big Mix, and
other best makes.
Crawford Shoes
We carry a complete, up-to-date line of shoes ,
Shirts
Our DRESS SHIRTS can't be bent for variety and make. We
carry Wilson Bros., Cluett I'eubody, l'nris and other popular
makes.
Hats
The STETSON, HAWKS VON GAE. nnd other inukes can bo
found in complete STYLE assortments.
BEY NOW while the buying is good at
BRICK BROS.
Formerly Oscar Johnson's Plymouth,
Comer State & Liberty Streets
Sulcm, Oregon
AT BRICK BROTHERS.
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The.
I'un-isii, '
Americun Artist,. Maxl'ield
is to be the subject of .Mr.
and held In 8 trie t confidence.
1 . ' ' .. . I .T " '. ' i neis illld the IlinustV of His act in half nnd n nennltv of 5 ner cent, lld.li- ,.t r.,, , iul, ,,l,.t,,r,,o ,, ..vliibili.,-,
PRATUM NOTES
Davey, Eaft'crty and Woodell favoring! tition of every form, nnd that, if it be
indefinite postponement, and the minor-1 camo a law, it would, in the language
jity, composed of Ciiiiirninii Wentwcrth ! '1'.' Mr. Duvey, enable the corporate in
and Kepreseiitative drier, that the bill i terestii to "throttle the little fellow."
jdo puss and the inofTbii to substitute Mr. Korbes, Hare and Olson -ridiculed
(Capital Journal ' Special Service.) jthc minority report for the majority. the idea tlmt. the bill was in the inter
I'intuiii, Ore., Feb. 18. Hen Ramsey-1 The result was the adoption of the ma-Jet-la. of capital, bnt that, 011 the con
er -ind his brother, David, spent last . jorit t report nnd the only thing that I trury, it was for the benefit and protec
Suiidav at their home near l'rnttim. I raved the bill from indefinite podpone-1 tion of the public, and declared timt
Miss Ida Maurer spent lust Friday ment wiih tho fnilure ot Speaker Selling " did not in any way interfere with
ine rrgiinization or establishment or
municipal or mutual utilities in erciipe
tition with the corporate interests. Jt
wus shown, during the course of the in-
giniKMit, however, that the bill had not
tional for non-payment of the ast half::niul ho has consented to rend some of
has 10 delightfully illustrated
nnd Saturday with her sister, Gertrude., to put the question, which automatical
ill Salem. I 'v followed under the rules of purlin-
Mr. Armstutz, who hns been quite ill, ' mcntury usage. The 'lineup for and
is reported to be improving. j against the measure follows:
Mr. W. B. McAllister wus cnllcd to: ftiiuerson umisco), iiowinan
ing w!
"The angels, those 'higher iutelligen- The sennte amended the bill by nttach-
ces ciented by God,. higher in the order : ing a further penalty of 2 per cent in
u' the universe than lliaii snug out their ; uddition to the 1 per cent, interest fur
pians nt the incarnation of the Sou uf ; non-payment of tiie first half, and such
God, 'Glory to God ill the highest, ami' 11 roar was rniseil over the action of
on ,;iirth pl'iice", good will to me!' For j the upper body that the bill was sent
the i.overnment of the heavens, the back to the senate with instn ctions to
armies of the skies were with Jesus remove the additional penult' before done and planned for that
One Hundred Schools
In Spelling Contests
'.'Today "i nO schools out' of the 115 dis
tricts in Marion county are conducting
spelling contests in tho grades nbovo
tiin third fnr thn nri-e tn be trivet, t,,,t
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i.KU-u n"m-, " ,1- nt the ,.(m(.ius,on 0t thu series next
1 June. This is the second of tho c,,n-
onsent to its becoming
Tn. r.-iginal plnn for the art -ot'" , tuHtn whii-h wore bosun in Jnmiiirv. Tho
in th- Oregon building ut the I'aiiania-, liNt8 of wor(9 Brn s(mt mlt ny County
Pacific InternntioiKil exposition is Mr. j tiehoul Superintendent W. M. Smith and
Katun s, and, by special request, ln'j the grading is dono by tho nupeetivo
will tell something of what Iiiib been . teachers. A series of tests in arith
metic, grnnimnr and history are also be-
Mr. Eaton has the reputation nt b K'iug conducted In the schools of tho
a ve-.v clever nud interesting speaker, ; county by Superintendent Smith for the
nud the public library feels fortunate . eighth grades only. Tho purpose is to
when lie became man to redeem the the house will
world, lint it wns the wimder nnd the
glory of the angels that rhrist should j Now Garr.o Commission Bill Passes,
ticsceiui to the eurth, so to humble self. The house last night also passed thelin h.'ing able to offer this attraction j yive tho pubils a review in tho work
"Ilut Jesus is able to place himself lull introduced by the joint committee I to its patrons. and to nqunint them with questions
. . ,,1 ,. . .... 1... .1. . mi Rn.wn T1...U I'l.ll.lu l,:ilr.l I.,w. l.l :..:....i:.:... 1,1 ul1 rlMllons Ulld I1S lie Clime UOWll 01, fisheries anil Vlllllc lirnvidillir tf,r nl T'lC lecture Will be 111 the llbrlllV ! mmla n l,v Hfimeitne besiile their reull.
vervains last ween i,v i,,e unless un.in, ,iiiui.i, w, . . n.ii, ,u rwiiim- , ,11,1,1c, pi,,, , n-s ,,..,,, , n , , , n 1 " ; . ,,. , 'w
his hither Harden McAllister. Mr. ! Grier, llan.llcv, Hare, Ilinklc, .lef-1 nud mutual organisations from itR Pro-1 , rP"!'1'1" n''li beyond . leoigtinizntion of the fish and game luidit.iniim (eutrniice on W inter sttccl) ; lur teacher. A large part of the failures
McAllister. Sr.. inn, roved ho much, how-!'1
rver. that he was able to come back!Olds, Olsn-i, Pierce, ol l.iim; Hisley, the icnsons fu' its defeat
with his sun. iKitnei, Smith, of Klamath; Stiinfield,! A.''ter the vote hud been announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder spent hist 11"", 1 entwoi th; '! a.ves. which defeated tho bill, Kepreseiitative
our mills, telling us that He died lor fiaili. ouch physical subdivision of the
us ;iij ramiK unit 111 lieuevinit III t int ! vlti. nm tin- the nliiifi lit nicl, t iif n
we hall be saved. - muster fish warden and state name war-! lj.v
"We lind nil that is gitid, pure and den ut snlnries of not. to ex ul if'ud
high in the redemption by Christ. Even ,., anuuin. The bill wns bittcrlv con- llcprescntative Gill stated last night j No. 58, T 7, S It 3 N.
the angels who are above us in the I tested in the.coininiltee by Hepresen-, that he had decided to lay down his j ;, L. Watt et im to Hiimiltoii &
ranks of iutellig e of the universe I tutives Schncbel and Gill in the effort I weniioiiH and accept tiie a mled bill as hire, 4 A in sec. Ill T 8 S It 2 V.
wonder at the glory and mystery of' to retain the present commission intiict, - the best that could be n'ltnined dining! Saraii A Jones to Eiigem, Itible Vol
ies. Jones. Kellv. Lewis. Littlefiel.l. ' visions, ns . lull and this U o,. f 1 ,1H. 'ompreliension ot man and uiigcls, I commirsioii withmt 0 isitiun. Thb
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Linn; Hisley, the icnson fu' its defeat. 1 . . , T , . ""' "'", '"" I" "vines inr ine iiiioiisuiiieni 01 111c
..... . ... , , uhi miv present, noiiiii or rive iiiciiniers ami
ers, mi feel His arms about us nnd ; , rea'es n new board of five menibers,
hear Jlis Voice ill gentleness SOOtllillli with thn imvenmfc i,r . haim.nli '. tn
Saturday in Salem. Mrs. Schroder' .viyes Allen, Anileion (( latsnp), liorbcs moved to re-refer to amend so as
will reiiiHin in Salem for about three j "arrow, Hrown (Sam), Canlwell, Curt-! to exempt municipal nnd mutual organ
weeks. jniill, Collins, 1'nvey, Eaton, Fenwick, 'iziitions from 'tiie provisions of the bill,
M!rs. 1). A. Vogt, who has been suf- "0I 'ni', "nut, Huston, Irvin, Kuehn, but it wnn voted down, the mnjority re
lering from rhemniitisin, is somewhat ! Lafferty, Michelbnok, Paisley, Porter, ' pint wns adopted but without putting
better. Schuebel, Stewart, Tonne, Vnwter, (he motion to indefinitely postpone,
Miss Lydia Powell, of Portland, spent : Wagner, Weeks, Woodell; ilil nayes. Speaker Selling put the motion to ad
last Sunday nt lmne. Miss Kl In nud! Ahl"'"t "", voting Hlniichnrd, jourii and it carried,
Mr. Elbert Powell, who are teaching ' ll' '(. ''obb, Elmore, Hundley, Hurl- .
nt Clear Lake, ulso spent Snnduy at ,""'t' ,'i'1',,,' ((''"s "'! Curry), Smith WOULD REPEAL PROHIBITION,
liiiin,.. I (Miiltnnninh); total, ". I
Mrs. Corini siieut several dnvs last i Speaker Selling did not vote, and;
week visiting ill Salem. ' ; when asked how he had voted by Hep-1 Olympin Wash., 1' id.. 18-I.iqnor bills
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m 1 reseouimc nuns, no replied iiinr ine 1 , .
KILLED BY FALL speaker does not have to vote upon such "'bUion at. n special election were in- j
Ique.-tinns; he is not supposed ti. vnlfl i trodneoil ill both houses of the legisln-'
ln,.,...t ;,, ui .,f .. rir. ivhb.ii .i,.i. tore todiiv, b.V Hcprescntntive Winston, I
Pendleton, Or., Feb. HI. Fulling four ; . . . , . n'rimde of hinuhter ! ' Spoknuo, and Senator Wrny, of So- the cnmpnlgn, with a,, third and lust big
1 lie measures uisregurii n resoni-, ,i,iis ,11c, -1,1, g ,,,r hm-ii oiny 111 me inner-
at S o'clock tonight, and is free.
HSARINO ON CAR SPOTTING.
Huston, Feb. If!. Hearing on "car
spotting" was to be held here today
the interstate commerce ciiiininssioa.
in the stutn eighth grudo examiiintioiin
is attributed to nervousness on the part
of pupils who lire iinnblo to do them
selves justice when they worry about
the final test..
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mrs. Hun Hop Leo et vir to Genrge.
Frohnindcr A in N W Culwell CI
t-tortes down the elevator shaft of the .
tuc coming of the Son of G, to save 1 ,nt the innioiitv would not vii'1,1, nnd, the present set
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tin. nm ic sinner mis 11, e consouil 1011 1
of feeling that it is better to be u sin
ner redeemed than tu be 11 sinless an
gel. There is no miracle like the inir
acl of the cross nor will there ever
be."
Sin, lay is to be the farewell day ul'
versity, part of lot 1) lllb 87, Salem.
Hotel Pendleton, Mrs. John Kilkenny
little.
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wife of a prominent Morrow county! The nigunient upon the merits of the seBHjo, t0 (, 0 t,0ctioii.
dlicep mnn, wns instantly killed yes-! qurstiiiii was one of the cleanest cut 1 , m ,
tcrdny afternoon. land most dignified debates thnt has j riVE DIE IN EXPLOSION
According to the elevutor operator, , been staged in the house during the
Mrs. Kilkenny opened the door and ' present session, and it wns participated
stepped out- while the enr wns in mo-: in upon both sides of the issue hy some Rich Hill, Mo., Feb, 111. Five por
tion. He believes she cither became ill (, the ablest speakers and orntors on j sotm were killed today In on explosion
or confused. 'the floor of the house, The question lut. the Atlas cml mine, near here.
piiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw U
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uncle at o'clock when Ostrom wi
give his address on "Spending.'' This
Is coiindi-rcd by fur ins greatest talk
to men, nud no mini can ull'md not to
hear it.
Sunday night will be the Inst meet
ing of the campaign in the- tabernacle.
Monday Mr. Ostrom and his helpers
will have for Wntertown, South Da
kota, where they expect to be during
the month of March. Following Hint
Ihey expect to return to California fu-
tho months of April, May and June,
TECH. CLUB TO MEET.
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Pittsburg, Feb. HI. Economical nnd
Political conditions in Europe nud the
I United Stntcs will be discussed tonight
lit the third unnuiil dinner of the Tech
i nologv'cliibs, associated, nt which Presi
dent A. Lnwience Lowell, uf Harvard,
and President Itichnrd (', Macknuiis,
of Massiichiii.,tts, Tech, will be speak
DRINK MORE WATER
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Juiciest, Sweetest Oranges
Just as They Taste in California at Your Dealer's Now
-say "SUNKIST"
Order by telephone todny. Havo these
(unions Seedless Navels for tomorrow's brenk
fast. Servo them at every meal and between
meals try this way of kecpins vtll.
Your denier now hns a large supply of
Simkist. Trices aro low and quality never
better. Sunkisl cost no more thnn common
kinds, so don't order merely "oranges."
Send a postcard to the address below for t
beautiful tree book that tclluscoresof attractive
ways to serve Sunkiht 111 salads and desserts.
Sunkist Lemons
Order these lemons, too. Serve with your
tish, moats and ten. Use their juice wherevor
you now use vinegar. Learn the
83 ways to use Sunkist Lemons
in flavoring, and as liundy house
hold helps.
In.lit en SunklttSav th Wrapper
C(t Ihl Buutlful Sitvarwar.
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Eat Less Meat and Take a Olass of
Baits to flush Out Kidneys
Drink Plenty Water.
Uric, acid ill meat excites the kidneys,
they bceotnn overworked; get sluggish,
ache, and feel like lumps uf lead. Tho
urine hecumes rioiidy; the blunder Is ir
ritatcd, and you muy be obliged tn seek
relief two or three times during tliu
night. When the kidneys dog you must
help them flush olf the body's urinous
waste or you'll be a rial sick person
shortly. At first you feel a dull mis
ery in the kidney region, you suffer
from hlieknrhe, sick liendnche, dizrl
ness, stomach gets sour, tongue coated
and you feel rheumatic twinges when
the weather is hnd.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from nay tdinrinneist four
oiinres of Jad Hulls; take a tablespoon
fill In a glass of water before hrenkfnnt
for a few days nnd your kidnevs will
then net fine. This fl, limns salts is nindo I
from tho acid of gropes nnd lemon
Juice, combined with litlmi, and has
been used for generations to clean clog
ged kidneys and stimulate them to nor
mal activity, also to neutralize tho
acids In urine, so it no longer Is a
source of irritation, thus ending blad
der weakness.
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By Harold McCrath
Thanhouser's Ten Thouand Dollar Prize Photoplay
THE FINAL EIMSODE OF THE MILLION DOLLAR MYS
TEUY IS HERE. It shows the entire solution of the mystery
and announces the winner of the $10,000.00 prize. You can sec
the photoplay version at the leading theatres. You can read the
story of Episode No. 2: by Harold MacGrath in this newspaper.
You thousands of movie fans who have waited to see this final
episode of the Million Dollar mystery go now to your favorite
theatre. The cast includes Florence LaBadie, James Cruze,
Margaret Snow, Sidney Bracy all the film favorites. See the
photoplay and read the story for the complete solution of the
mystery and the announcement of the winner of the $10,000.00
prize. ' :
Read the Story by Harold McGrath in This
Newspaper Next Saturday Evening
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