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NICELY furnished rooms 81 and 81
per month for light housekeeping
Also 8 room u~nfurnished fat $40 Pei
month, SIS ard st. No. G70-171)
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FURNISHED ROOMS. also light house
keeping room for rent at liz la
broadway. under new management.
Phone 1872, (tfS
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WANTED no BUY.

GENTLEMEN desires one large or two
small unfinished rooms. Block or
fat building preferred. Address 164
rare Forum. (170-172)
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so ACRES good. land in Burke Co, san
broke. Improvement cost $3.50, 6 miles
to town, IL mile to school. No build
ings, $1400 cash or terms. Address d62
Forum. (llO-19o(
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Velie 40" speedster in good condi-
ton, 5000 worth extra equipment. 1910
Cadillac four passenger detachable ton
neau. 1912 e. M. r. 3~0-touring a
Ovethauled and in good condition. All
the above cars are in good mechanical
condition and will be offered at a very
reasonable price for quick sale. Calkins
Murphy Motor Co., 62S 2nd Ave. No.
G7O-tf)
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FOR SALE--AUTOs.

TIRE BARGAINS-We have in stock
several sizes and makes Of tires ana
tubes that must be sold: we are Offer
ing them at a big discount and can
save you money! these goods are strict
ly fresh stock; get our prices. Whee-
lock Auto Co.. 500 and 6O4 N. T. Ave.
Fargo. N. D. (tf)
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clerk examinations coming. Age 1S
to As; $500 to $1,000 year. Sample ex-
animation questions free. Franklin
Institute, Dept. S02-N., Rochester.
N. Y. (16S-195)
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wANTED-A good reliable all around
printer, capable of taking full charge
of shop. One who will appreciate a
to right party. Begin work June Is
sure Address,. Mott Spotlight, Mott,
N. D. (1b1-l1O)
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ATTENTION IU ssAifs SUPER
>VISORS--l hav for sale one Ette
grauer, complete with belts. disc, plow
extension for elevator. and push-truck
used parts OF two seasons, and cost
5 ], 100. Will make right price. Evan
i. Tyler. Receiver for Wheelock &
Wheelock.
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engi-
neerins school will give You practical
l~nstruction; write for information,
1875 Front ut.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in n. D
wants position. Small town preferred,
Can furnish good references. Address
129 care Forum. (158-1S5)
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| SECOND HAND threshing rig completes
FOR sale. 86x60 Avery separator, run
only % days and Buffalo Pitts engine,
% horse power, rebuilt and in fine con.
ditien, 2 water tanks, forks, sleeping
| tent and cooking utensils. II. A. B0iser.
| Harwood, N. d. Box 80. 168-1S45
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POSITION WANTWsD-By good all
around butcher. Will run shop on
percentage. Nothing but steady job
wanted. Address ia care Forum.
G51-17S)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bushelman at
once. Dakota Valet. O64-tf)
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
a certain NUN bar care Of The Forum.
be sure to address your nsWer 20
that number. in care of Forum. This
insure prompt attention.
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WANTED-Physician in good German
community, with large territory. Ad-
dress 1853, care Forum (165-170)
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MOTORCYCLE for SALE first check
for $250 takes q $3.50 fully equipped.
two speed, unit power plant ~ horse
power twin motorcycles, guaranteed TO
be in first class condition. Otto A.
Kllnsmann, 115-117 Fifth st n. Fargo,
N. D. (157-tfj
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. GENERAL contractor and builder I
d and repair work; also do out-of- 4
q town contracts and remodeling. 4
d Phone 3139-W. Plans and esti- 4
3 mates furnished on application. M. 1
q /. Erickson. (1~60-175-tf) 4
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FoR STATE NEWS READ THE FORUM
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MISCELLANEOUS.

and printing in six hours, and per-
haps You will secure ons Of our Ave
monthly prizes. Costs nc more then
poor work. Ths Sundberg CO., "a Bdwy.
Fargo, N. D. l166-tf)
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WANTED-A man for vice president
of a company making farm loans;
must invest $500 and be Is year, old
Or over. Address Farm Loan Co, Box
!, Bowman, N. D. A1bS-ldb)
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&&% %%@ 90 90 90 $%% %~@ 90 q %
FORD CAR BRASS TRIMMINGS &
D Taken off, nickel plated and re- q
5 placed FOR $500. WORK guaran- }
iced to outwear car itself. Fargo Z
. Plating & Metalizing CO. 4
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BOY wANTED-Experienced news-
paper folder in Forum mail room.
Call at office ait 4 o'clock. GS8-tf1
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ANSWER to advertisements should
NOT include number given in paren'
thesis in lower right hand corner.
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AGENTS WANTED.

wANTED-Good live agents for the
Nu-Bone corset: AL 13th st. So. Mrs.
y. B. McGoon. (l47-174)
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HELP ~wANTED--MALE.

HAVE Knight Printing 90. Print IT,
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: BOYS WANTED for distributing .
. hand bills. r. W. Woolworth q
d Co., 5 and 10 CEN store. 16S-17O q
%A@ A%~% 90 %@s%%% %%% 49, % 49,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
oanidnau5cn". ..

gssnige 8elpcbbeiten beriibren Den
9eitidIen, Der etiuo nab lGngeref
3eit ornubeu mieOer i'll Der Sei.
NATL lebt, 10 lieb imo pertrallt,
peuige imierer Sltten iallen in Der
SefientIiffeit Gem iirtbeilsf1bi8eil
aus!nuber 10 nni, ME menn 5lpel
4erionen lid eegenieitig oaliidrialt
gen" Cher nod mcbr, fpeln MIR eine
Ferion Die dn0ere anidInait5t. ibns
b1iIiig iii. gtah i1lo nod entSedt Der
almsldn0er, oab eben oieies slnid)nnus
,en Su oen aebeimen llr- -geDiirlnIi'
len nnierer nationnlen Secle gebort
imO iiber idon in Der 3eit Serntanns
6es GberlsferS 1eiibt moroen ill., ais
man iid) augeblitb bon ocn Sdrenicl'
len MIR erbcb, nm Die Metborner slI
fiiaea5 ooer Gin paar 9tomer toot5u,
iflagen. Cider iprrbe oas ihcn ba'
mails IN Dieic ,Sorm sefleioet: ogta,
MN mnl bii,d,en oallil Goer liegt DER
Sterl iuieorr aiif ben Sbren2E III,
menn mir ailc iiberfcnmenen 9lc.
aensarten BEL Sritc Iaiien mo ga.
loui1bigteiten uui ibren gebiibreiIoen
Blas pcrlpciien. 70 gilt nod, Heiite Dir
sS1higfeit ann gInifnnil5en iuenig.
items ondl meini man lie ilid)t 10
of an5mpcnOen brnrdtl ais Ses.
tes Der 9iloung. gleidiam oils DoIlen'
better geipcis DER Nidnnlidfeit. las
mub eiilnlal iein, ocs fam ninu ein.
nal braudIen iin0 BEL Den Der3iuidtau
2ngeriilgcn uno Sd)iftirigen rnie.
res 1eicllid)niilidEn ScbcnS iDeiB man
mic, ipo man es brnld)en fniin. %
gibt nncnpii6 uiele glbarten 0es 9In.
id,nni5cns, BON Der id)arien 1cica.
idlaftliden llngebit5rliffeit angered.
net, no Der betreifenbe i9oh ipeiB,
mas er mill, uilo gleid) nit allen Sol.
gen re1net, bis gum einfadenglnbriil.
le oui Der StraBe 5iuiid)eu Sdns.
manu- mo IrcittfenfutI4er, deer
amiidcn 3ipci Rollfubrlellten bic lid,
gesericiiig beihulOigeH, boB iie uidt
iaDrlu f6nneu. slber immer iit oieicm
idouen nationolen Geritdnoisimgs.
mitteI cins aenieiniam cine geluiiic
orobs SintcrIiii, bic Dem anorrn iii.
enpartct in Den MAIDEN iabrt iinb eben
oamit Die @irfiing cines nit iiner-
borter Strait lid fimbsebenoen iinrfen
sSilens befnnoen ioa. Gmaiif lit ia
ieoes sInidnau0en berehnet, Der all.
oere foil glaiiben. 6ab er iicb eirem
gdnjIid iibPrlegenen @iaen gesen.
iiber befinoei, Dor benz ieber Biber.
itano iiberbaupt ausiidtslos lit. Gas
fam man icpObI im SaIpn MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
ebitb q. senniipn an @iliam u

ebitb R. Senniion an William u
golcs. $500.
SuIia aIaper an so. u. Gong.
$266.67.
SamneI 9. Dhite an Carthage 9.
n~b 6. q. $1,000
SbarleS N. Watlnd an Gid Run .,
uno g. go. $4,000.
petsr Roi,n5psia on 12. DarO 3,
unb g. SO, $4,000.
0ldpa 3ipn-opits an 8ant Ctr. y.
q. 60. S1150.
Carrie 9eis an Deltpooo Some
Itsnb Gp. $2500.
3bomas 6. 9tout an Rsa6in1
% ID 9. unS >. So. $18S768.
Benjamin 3. GUNNER an WaInnt
6ias g. lin6 3. 60. $3.50.
albert o. Smitb on Catherine
Hsihipein II. glnb. $3.50.
Bernard 8. Srees ir. an pbilip
Renner. $400.
Ssrbert ~. Stdtbdm an Wpcmirg
8. irnb G. SO. $1700.
Gutbana 81. gtonipnrib an 2iberal
8. unb 9. 60. $4O0.
Warp 9orIsD ON Gloria 8. iinb ..
60. $500.
Wnrsarst gDittman an Gollsg:
SiG 6. ilnS .. 60. $500.
5snrp Sdoembers an Della 9. Il.
60. S75O.
Marp 9annoIS an Wt. 2ootout e.
unb g. SO. $2500.
Ben German an Gitissns 3. u. 10.
2. $4,000.
Gbarles 8. 1bompion an' y. 8.
Ssilbrim. S525.
gnna syiIdsr an qropibsnt GAP
inss y. uno z. So. $4,000.
Marp 3. Stspens an GucD W. Psd.
$1,000.
wiaiam R. Surlburt an Senrp
@siit. $500.
Soispb g. Ssrb.rt an Aidpitb.
brutuaI .. u. 60. $500.
GetiIste 9ppOfbstsn.
Marb MilIsr an aion glo. l 8. uno
.. 60. $500. y
CLARA aitte an 9oroibp Ssnis.
500.
sbe gllfr.b gosel.r Drug so. an
2bs Weiiern German 9ant. $50, 900.
Taiip M. gropn an 2ibsral 8. II.
3. 60. $3.50.
gbas. &. goaran an Sobu O..
5000.
Walbs 8. Robinfon an Gilbert gB.
Steu. $1290.
Sarab gOrosrIase an elsn.s M.
Uloprs. $1,000.
Carrie gfsif an @eitipOoO 9Om..
itsaS SO. $3.50. ;
Sobn D. ped an Gbas. Cooper.
$4610.
GERMAN q. SdliI3 an 9lgnss
9pnostep. $4,000.
Ser6ertb W. Stratbem an Wpos
ming 6. unb g. 50. $3.50.
Otto aJ.bsr an Yries Sia .. nnb
9. 80. $1,000.
Wdrp SannOlo an Mt. 2ooiout 9.
unJ 9. 60. S2400.
5oi. Su@itObI an 0atipnal 3. u.
60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07

Bonn 9 deinto D I'm ar di II.
SIMMER pie6er miro oieic id)auerIid)e
3tadirift aui1etiift. Sobdio man ibr
dber ani oen @riiuo gebi. erlueiIt lie
lid aIs WidrdIen. @iehr oIs iilnr5ig
Sabre binoiIrdl lat Der gresllner
ebrenbiireer groi. Gr. @oppert icoe
NfelOnnG ron Sd)eintoD, Die or er.
fabrcn, bis nui ihren llriprirng Der.
iolgt. Seit ieinem 1ooe icet Staoi.
rata SnIius Wiiiiler.9 .9resIun oieic
lniibicliae slrbeit tort. acin einiiacr
Ger pieIcn BON beloen niterinhtcn
SSaae bot Der griinoliden gindiorid)-
ilng ltanbgefaIteli. &eileroings piro
piebernm BON cinetn ourd, Stnotrail
Dtiillcr aliaeoedten Sheintootlndr.
den bcridtet. Inter Dem ieliintionel.
len Iitel AIS sait beim eigelen
2eidenihmaiis" nladlie 9Ininngs oie-
les ,Sabres Die Hahridjt non einem
Stoiaten bic RlmOe, Seiien 5o6 ar
gebIib pon 5lpei sler5ten beid)einint
poroeB mar. gIls id)on in Der Staot
anrpoipstain bel 2inritin in Siio.
riiblano Die Sei9enieier itattgeiimoci
itrr Der Snrs in Ole @r0e perienst
ipur6e. bdtte man alopicn imo Slit.
fen aus Dem S1rge pernommen. Ter
Sarg rliroe ipieoer aeoifnei, mo
bergniigt nn0 nnulter iei Der Oorber
IN Starrtranipi geriallene hernlsge.
ifiegel. Sofort bnbc man einen Sci.
d)enibnIails peranitnltet lr Dem ne.
ben Dem Qpinten aid Die bei0eH
9ler5te tbeilaenonunen batter. sluf
feline Rnhfcrihnnsen bin bat nun
.DiiiIIer pom riiiiiifen Wtihiiteriuut
oes snnern Die gsadridt prbaIien,
bah In benz eendnntsn Srte fidb Elm
8orfaII, spie er bei6rieben ipar, ilidt
5s.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
Grmnoeise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gincinnati. 6. glpruil.


9ublsp s. Suttalt on 6. Rap.
monO Due4ter. 70 SUB an Der Oits
isits Der Sutton Qpsnus. 81.
gbpar .. Stepart an Gilbert
Saubner, SO bsi 237 SUB an Der
Rorbfsite Der Miqs alpsnue in Dhp.
ming. 81.
Narp Ran an Saeob 80. Rau, Got
II in 9umbrsafs untsrabtbeilune
BON Deer pnrt. 81.
Gbparo U. Sartman an GaIlie 81.
Rau, Cots % unO 30 in bsrielbsn linz
terabtbeiluns. 81.
5be alfrtb gOseIer Grug so. an
Glfreb 8ogeler, 81 bel 80 SUB mr.
Der SiiOofts Ode Der 6. strabe unD Der
aasp 5ipifGen Main imb Speamore
Strabe; farnsr % bel 80 SUB an Der
SiiDisite Der 6. Strabs, 115 SUB fpsit.
lid bon Der Sycamore Strabe. 81.
Wiliam ". 9olce an Gbiib e.
9ennifon, Sbeil bon Got 81 in aouis.
8. golce's llnterabtbeiluns BON GaIrs
riep pldee. 81.
.Sobn Mc2ean an Robert Gnagas,
meripdbrsnbs padr, bonn A. elpr,l
1857 an, alIf 12112 BEL 80 SUB an BET
Rorofeite Der Glart StraBe, 250 GuB
lpeitli6 bon Der Greeman Strabe.
sSdbrlide Mistbs $3.50.
Sra g. Gifforo an Sofepb 80. Ge
So Groir, Got % mb 1beil pom Col
% in Der goit yiprnoob Gpnbitat
llnterabtbeiluus. 81.
1ma Go!ofmitb an S5rani uub asHa
.SAismsr 81 bel IA Gab an Der
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9 d, III e / d, Q hiatt.

@aler; r@ut; id iperOe SSbncn oaS
Bib, Der ysotb gebor6eno, fir iiiaf.
3ig Wfurt nerfaltfen, meinen Garuen
iebe if abcr nift oarltnter!"
aunitbdnoIer: oGann b1tte i'd 81.
nsr au6 nur SreiBis gegebanl"
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Grim .isentbams SspObeten,
Gineinnati, 8. alpril.

9TH { II II III .. NpIH.
Geue Sppotbeten.
Wlinnie Sopmiller an Bremen Ctr.
6. inb y. 60. $2500.
glliee gblen on aineoIn .. u. gio.
/. $4,000.
2llfreb @Oseler an @sitern GerEaH
9ani. $4,000.
apuis Siidbein an EouthsrH Obio
Q .uns 2. 90. $4,000.
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yin UeD I s a gs Bes
4ent.
Serr Wleper: nllnIer Morib bat
pleite gema6t."
Jrau MeDer: n9ott, tpie oufmerfs
Jam BON bem ainbe: geraoe gu Grobs
papas 80. Ssburtstase!"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
EXTRA VOTES IN
PRIZE CONTEST
THIS WEEK

Here is the opportunity of a
lifetime to get fine automobile.
This week is the Opportunity
Period" of The Georgian and
Americans Great Prize Contest
1t is called the opportunity period
because the Contest Editor offers,
until 10 o'clock Saturday night,
100000 extra votes for every $24
worth of subscriptions to The
Georgian or American turned in
this week.
Get in the contest at once;
10000 votes may put late con-
testant in the lead
Again the Contest Man presents the
splendid fray of prizes, representing
an outlay of $4,000. There are fiVf
grand prizes, which are awarded IT.
respective of districts. The first prize
is a $2,325 Hudson seven passenger
touring car, the second is a $1,62(
Jeffery passenger car, the thirc
a $1,335 Paige Glennwood flve-pas.
senger ear, the fourth $1,150 over
land five passenger car, and the last
an $500 Maxwell five passenger car.
Then there are SO district prizes
including eight $3.50 pianos, eight $10t
diamond rings, eight $50 chests of sill
yer, eight $55 business scholarships
eight $40 solid gold watches, eight
$25 bicycles, eight $40 leather suit
cases and forty S. fountain pens.
The Contest Editor extends cor
dial invitation to contestants and pro-
spective contestants to visit him al
his office in room No. 1915 Empire
Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
WIFE STANDS BY
MAN HELD AS
TRAIN BANDIT

Rexford p Fields, held for the rob-
berry of "A store In Milledgeville and
of completely in the $4,000 holdup
Of the Queen and Crescent train, is
not to be deserted by his wife.
While the detectives are doing ev-
erything possible to get evidence
against her husband, Mrs. Fields is
busy with her lawyer, whom she has
employed with money saved by her, to
prove an alibi, and is exerting every
energy to free her husband and pro-
WIDER
my husband is innocent Of both
charges against him, and / can prove
It," said Mrs. Fields
81 am certain that my husband did
not hold up the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and St Louis train at Winnings
on January 16. On that night l was
seriously i'll, and both Perry and my
husband were at my bedside all night
together with a prominent local ply
sician.
MY two children-Jimmy, 3 years
old, and Mildred, 5--are both positive
that Mr. Fields will soon be horne. |
have not told them where he is. If
they should take my husband away, !
don't know what | would do. 1t would
be hard for me to provide for them
The police say the evidence against
Fields is final, as a set of yeggmen's
tools was found beneath the floor at
his home. A note was found with
them which Fields admitted belongs
to him. Fields has also admitted, 1t
Is said, that he frequently played deaf
and dumb to get money.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
IF BLADDER Or
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Try the Favorite Recipe of Ola
FOIks-Buchu and Juniper.

Everyone knows that Buchu and
Juniper properly compounded Is che
best medicine for weak kidneys or
bladder. When the urine becomes
cloudy. the bladder irrltated: when
you have am unusual flow of urine
scalding, dribbling straining or 100
frequent passage from the bladder
Your head and back achcs-your an
kles or eyelids are swollen. spots be
fore the eyes leg cramps, shortnoss or
breath, slceplessness and despondeu-
cE dizzy spells, and II weather is bad
you have rheumatism. try the follow
Ing. Get nom amy reliable druggist a
fair sized bottle OF Stuart's BuChu and
Juniper Compound Take a spoonful
after meals. Drink plenty OF water
Drop the use OF sugar and sweets In
a day or SO your kidneys will act hna
and natural. Stuart's Buchu mixed
with Juniper has been used for years
90 clean out IMPURITIES from the kld-
news and bladder. also To neutrall2e
the uric acids IN the blood and urine
so ~ no longer irritates. thus ending
all kidney and bladder weakness ana
curing Diabetes Stulrt's BuChu and
Juniper IS fine kidney and bladder
regulator and has helped thousands
OF suucrcrs when most every other
medicine failed % help or cure BE
sure Nuu EeI Strarts Blchu and Jul
uirer. a- u ts especially compounded
Tor sidney troubig.--ADNE RTtSE
MENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a Glass of Salts if Your
Back Hurts or Bladder
Troubles You.

No man Jr woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush
ing the kidneys occasionally, saws a
well-known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which excites the kidneys, they be-
come overworked from the strain, get
sluggish and fail to filter the waste and
posons from the blood, then we get
sick Nearly all rheumatism, head
aches, liver trouble, nervousness. dizZi-
ness, sleepiessness and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts or if the
urine is cloudy. offensive, full of sedi-
ment. irregular of passage or attended
by a sensation of sca4ding, stop eating
meat and get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy: take a table,
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast and in few days your kid
neys will act fine This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush and
stimulate the kidneys, also TO neutral
ize the acids in urine so it no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Iad Salts is inexpensive and can not
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active and the blood
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
complications.-ADV ADVERTISEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
PRIZES OFFERED PUPILS
IN CLEANING Up ATLANTA
FOR SHR|NERS' C0NCLAVE

big appropriation from the store. you
may be sure.
"Oone store that know Of has APP
propriated $3.50. Another has planned
to expend $500 And a lot OF them
are spending anywhere from $3.50 up
Should Be Early.
Mr.. Adair says that so many mer-
chants are applying for electrical
wares for decorative purposes that
with the huge orders by the Shriners
there is danger OF a rush that will
cause n good many to be left out il
they postpone operations much long
err
THE mere fact that the big show
doesn't start until May 8 Is mlslead-
ing a lot Of otherwise provident mer-
chants" he said. 1T really is case
Of buy early and avoid the rush Sew
eral firms already have their deco
rative schemes practically completed
and two of the biggest stores on
Whitehall placed their orders 40 days
ago"
Charles w. Goodman, OF the Good
man Weeks Company, the big deco
rators with headquarters at Seattle,
Wash, now is established with an
immense stock Of decorative goods
and effects at No 81 Marietta street.
Not Charged Rent.
what kind Of q town is this, any
way" Mr. Goodman inquired II went
to see about renting this place, and
the man who owns 1t told me to so
ahead and move In, and gave me the
keys. How about the rentY ! asked
him. There won't be any rent he
said. This is for Atlanta. and you're
here to help along a big thing for the
town Then ! found / needed more
room. Move in the next store, too,
says this man. How about the rent?'
! asked. ] told you once you couldn't
pay any rent he says.
$50 that's why / want to know what
kind of town this IS Why, that man
isn't even a Shriner."
Mr.. Goodman has with him a corps
Of expert decorators, and an artist
who submits at astoundingly short
notice color designs for store fronts,
or anything else anybody might want.
He also has a real stuffed camel, and
1t is going to be TIE feature of a great
window setting-a scene in the des-
ert in a show window on Whitehall
street-but that's getting ahead OF the
game.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
$4,000 Phone Books
Distributed in a Day

Officials of the Bell Telephone
Company were nleased Tuesday over
the feat accomplished by the compa-
ny's employees in distributing $4,000
new telephone directories in twelve
huors Every subscriber in Atlanta
was given a March telephone direc-
tory, the city being covered systemat-
ically.
T. r. ientry's name appears on
the new directory as local manager OF
the company. other officers named
on the title page are: NJ. o. Jackson,
general manager; d. F. Turnbull,
commercial superintendent, and S. b.
Mathewson, assistant manager.