The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
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those that nature supplies so freely air. water and food.
 Foremost in value as medicinal foods are fresh fruits, and none of these rank higher than oranges. Oranges are very fich In organic salts. They contain a high amount of potsssium, calcium and sulphur. surpassing both cows and hu- fruit has such high percentage Of sul- phur. Orange juice contains on an average of Il l-i per mile acid, which accounts for the high amount Of pot ash ana lime which are necessary for the formation of natural fruit acids. Pnfe orange juice is an ideal remedy for scrofula, rickets, nervousness and especially blood diseases (principaliy scurvyl. It Is most valuable for the reduction of uric acid and other waste matter in the system and. therefore, both q preventive and curative food for rhenmatisrn and gout. Ccnsumptive and anernic people will also be greatly benefited by diet of oranges on ac- count of the high percentage of blood building salts they contain
 Lemons have the largest amount or magnesium lime of all the fruits. They show the greatest acidity--73 per mile Their juice is excellent for the prepa- ration Of Both fruit and vegetable sal- ads and should altogether replace vin- egar, which is worse than alcohol, by deprivina the blood of it's important organic salts. Its medicinal qualities are highly appreciated in the cure of uric acid diseases.
 DANCE AT OAK PARK.
 A charming and delightful dance vas given on Tuesday evening at Oak Park By number of young folks when the grand march which opened the evenings pleasures was led by Mr. Pen- rose stout assisted by Miss Clara El- len Forbes.
 The chaperones were Mir. and Mrs C. l. Harrds, Mrs. Ida Tatura. MT and Mrs. A c. Forbes, MT. and Mrs . V. Morgan Morris and Mrs. W. Q, Holt
 Arsiong the dancers were: Miss Lil- Han Miil. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss Virginia Abercronabie. Miss Annie Sol omou, Mss Annie Holt. Miss Katie Halls, Miss Elizabeth Williams. Miss Bessie Maddox, Miss Elizabeth McPher- son, Miss Gertrude Johnstcne. Miss Lell Rainer of Union Springs. Mss Eliz- abeth Wiggins of sewanee. Tenn.. Miss Julia May Henderson, Mss Lula Mo- Queen, Miss Jule Randolph. Miss Annie Warren Jcnes. Miss Ida Parrish. Miss Elizabeth Mcknight, Miss Lucille Strong, Miss Willie Thompson. Miss Ida Thompson. Miss Sadie Andrews of Atlanta, Miss Annie Gaston. Miss Wil- lie Jones, Miss Claire Davis. Mss Ger aldine Ware, Miss Georgia Saffold, Miss Ethel saffold of Washington. Miss Fe- dora Randolph. Mss Jean Burke. Miss Florence Davidson, Miss Kate Alley Miss Prescott Blanton. Miss Hettae Marks, Miss Maude Howe. Miss Nellie Beard of Troy. Miss Eleanor Crurfi. Miss Olivia Hogacki, Mics May Robinson, Miss Mary Goodwyn Ashley. Miss Geor- wia Richardson. AEiss Taylor Beale, Miss Sara Warren Wi1kerson. Miss Rachel suttles of Kentucky. Miss Louise Kolb ,Mr. Ben Wash burn. Mir. Hal Brown Mir. Robert Young. Mfr. Frank Brow. der, Mir. Morgan Browder. Mir. Louis Lasslter, MT. Joe Frank IIasaiteT. Mr. Charles Brame. Mir. Shelley Boykin Mir. Sidney Mardus. Mir. Gordon McGe. l hee. Mir. Johu Fillmore. Mfr. Dick stev. ems. Mr. shepard powdell, MT. Joseph Cain. Mr.. Rowelf Holt. Mir. R0beri Ansley. Mf. Edwin Teague. MT. Thom-