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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

"Swagger
which
trample wluy violate the
which itself prophet
We neutrality
neutral violation
lie denounced the
But no wants be hyphenaed or umoosed
but the simple title Ansosaxon
of large dimensions could filled
little servNe
The New York Tribune said Sept a. 1914:
hal
heart whole world
we'll belgen
man1acal onslaught
agaton
paano But
New calling
and vandas pompous humbug mailed fist Amid
find a like this in
"If
nation Hs Majesty will
that AngIosaxon
of
should have the triple alliance
traits the
hem
of
Harvard, writing on american School
The principle
Elizabeth
United States kinship, in
blood
is made of the various bloods of the
and France Shall they
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These sufficient illustrations
sickness disease
There which
kidney trouble trouble
the arteries
Aeosceos prevented
This disease unknown to the of Europe
efficiency
this good The arteries
healthy condition. but the process Of hardening
Cut Out Stinuants
But is for the business
ETC.
regular life and in addition
Rational exercise
running the
fifty Indeed
Rational
vegetables which requires
Saving Is too violent
Walking
n be arrested
Adopt simple life. a
BY mean-f bed
and have a sleep II possible OF at least
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30
BY EDGAR ILIFF.

John Hay American Ambassador to England, writing to
Theodore Roosevelt from London in 1897, said:
hold scales level as can here not kissing
kicking thehave read lot of abuse OF my country all
sorts of English newspapers rarely civil word
printed about England Whether this % is all historical
partly prophetica mpore friends at Wash
ngto nasty their talk about John Bull
get banged about lot until am all coors of
the rainbow"
1914
America cannot
and quietly
Allies in America than the editors
papers, -. 49, IT.
destruction OF Washington
City by Genera his British
of the dictator the
nations
igates handful
outiaws"
Or might which
o November %, 1864:
is
Ame
constitution violated
scofed
without
quality
liberty
mouth
conflict spreading
Pacific
Intelligent
phemy basphemy
mo and a
the London Times preaching this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

Sickness Affections visited upon but
results of living contrary the laws of
we'll being Evidently nature does not whether ndvd
uas strong insane whether they live
whether they die early she is concerned with the
hal in eloquent this
all contagious and infectious
from
He could follows
healthy and WELL live be
al die happily a old age
ourselves with
infectious
a
extended it. will the candidates body.
which kills $500 Indiana annually words foods
them we'll eat slowly and do everything that h the sto
OF + dy.
Of of
in
annually Indiana other OF the
while convalescns and their
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30
Home OF Crysanthenurns

grated IN an effort to bring forth 4
perfect flower that VIII surpaso any
yet grown and Mr.. Hill anticipates ac-
complaining this cherished object some
day.
He has spent al his life raising ma
lures most beautiful creations and 10
fit to be ranked with Luther Burbank,
for Mr.. Hill has done with flowers
what Burbank has done with trees and
many think he has done greater
things.
Think Of twelve thousand running
feet Of experimental rose bushes. each
one Of which 10 tagged and numbered
with = card system filed In the office
showing when It was planted, how It
was grated and its progress from day
to day and then you will be able to
get some idea of tho intricate methods
by which Mr.. Hill works out his plans
for getting the best results from the
cultivation. Of the flowers he grows.
After months of experiment he will
probably get the result desired but 1t
may be that all his time, trouble and
expense fail him.
Does he falter? Never for . moment.
Starts Over Again.
II . hundred thousand plants fail
to develop the bud he 10 seeking to de-
velop he gets rid Of them and starts
all over again.
To give some idea Of the zeal with
which the Hill greenhouses follow up
their efforts to get what they 90 after
a recent incident might tell the story.
There was demand for Axelias and
that flower Is very scarce In this coun-
try and It 10 almost impossible to get
any Of the plants here, 20 despite the
fact that Belgium, where the flower
flourishes, was racked by the war. Mr..
Hill through his agents managed to
secure a thousand Of the plants and
brought them to this country through
Holland.
Mr.. Hill 10 a very modebt and unas.
Stunning gentleman and spends his life
with his flowers in which he takes Just
pride and he refused to be interview.
ed. 1t was through his son. J. J. Hill
that the facts for this article were
cleaned, and as he has been connect
ed with the business all his life, he is
qualified to talk on tho subject.
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Lovers Of beauty unarrayed have the
greatest opportunity Of feasting their
eyes on the rarest and most beautiful
sight to be seen anywhere In the coun-
try by taking . trip to Easthaven and
going through the greenhouses Of E..
G. Hill & Co.
At the present time there are 1OO,-
900 chrysanthemum plants in full
bloom under the glass houses which
cover eight acres Of ground and many
more thousands OF other growths.
1t il simply impossible to attempt
any description Of the sight that would
adequately portray the picture
Mere mortal has never arrived at
the height of power which would ena-
BILE him to tell in words the wonderful
and marvelously lovely scene that is
viewed when looking on natures su-
preme work and evidently wise Prov
idence intended that there should be
some things we could see and feel but
could not express In Ineligible Ian
guage.
However. let your imagination roam
for . moment. You are In greenhouse
five hundred feet long and thirty feet
wide. As far as the eye can see there
is a sea of big yellow flowers, thous-
dQ0S ana thousands OF Ln01u.
Fragrance Fills Soul.
Their fragrance fills your soul with
a delightful sense Of their power and
your mind Is enraptured with their
beauty.
Every flower shows its freshness
and its choicest petals are raised to
the sun shining down upon 1t and CIV
ing 1t life.
The blossoms seem to say that they
are. in the picture for they will soon
appear to give added gloriousness to
the scene.
That is merely partial attempt at
describing the view In one Of the
chrysanthemum houses at Easthaven
but 1t fails to tell the story and that
as stated before no writer can do.
e. G. Hill. the head Of the firm has
q reputation all over the world as be-
Ing the greatest horticultural so far
Is chrysanthemums are concerned,
that there is In the world. Wherever
he has exhibited his flowers he has
always taken first prizes and there is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

Richmond merchants have been
greatly benefited by the auto truck
system installed here for hundreds
and thousands OF dollars are being
brought into Richmond that would not
otherwise be spent In the city.
There are thirteen auto truck lines
running to adjacent towns. and all OF
them are doing Z capacity business.
Between six and seven hundred PEG
pie are carried each week BY the au-
tos and twenty-six tons Of freight are
hauled back and forth every day.
This means that Richmond mer.
chants are selling . lot OF goods that
would be bought from mail order
houses and other places II 1t was not
for the auto trucks which make every
thing convenient for both the shipper
and purchaser at small cost. but the
convenience is the big item.
There are more people coming into
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

Richmond than ever before and they
are spending their money.
II . woman. wants to como to town
and bring her children It does not
mean that the farmer has to lay of
and drive them In. They can take IN
auto hack and be here in rapid time
and can return after their pleasure or
shopping trip without inconvenience.
The auto buses are doing Q lot to
boom trade in the city and they are .
permanent fixture.
It means q lot to every merchant In
the city to bring six or seven hundred
people here every week for they al
have to spend money and every cent
spent means additional profit for all.
Before the auto hacks were installed
tho only means Of transportation were
the railroads and autos and horses. E
Necessarily this means Of transpor.
tation was inconvenient and expensive
and farmers and others who are now
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

always a greater demand for his plants
than he can supply.
Many of the new blooms that he
has have been developed after years
of study and cultivation and their
hardness Is considered remarkable.
The price of chrysanthemums this
year will be from one to five dollars
q dozen and even at that there will
not be enough to supply the market.
Hills have stores in Indianapolis
and Cincinnati and whatever they have
left over after supplying these places
they send to Chicago.
The greenhouses at Easthaven con-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

tain 100000 square feet Of glass and
a big power plant Is maintained to
keep them warm. During the winter
months alone a hundred carloads Of
coal are used and considerable more
during the other seasons of the year.
Eighty-five people are employed to
look after the work Of the establish
ment and they are kept busy every
moment.
In the experiment house there are
10000 running feet Of rose bushes at
the present time and no two of the
plants are alike
Every stem has been crossed and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04
RENT-RANCHEs

S~~~~~-~~~~~sS~~-~ ~~~~~~s~~~~S>~~~
FOR RENT--A fine dairy ranch, on
paved road. 8 miles from Tacoma:
100 acres of land, 40 acres In culti-
good house and barn Inquire OF
@. @. Storaasle, Falkland, Spana-
way car line. or write to Route l..
Box So, Eatonville, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04

WANTED TO BUY-Timber in
small or large tracts. State price
and location. Address C-5 Times
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CHATTEL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY LOANS,

~~~~s~>-~~~s>~~~s~~>s~'>~
U CAN have today $40 to 500 on
furniture, pianos, livestock, stor-
age receipts, contracts, mortgages,
equities, first and second real es-
tate mortgages, autos, insurance
policies. Will pay off your chattel
loan and advance you more money.
No waiting. See me first. ii. Dorm,
s1S Prevalent Bldg. Call or phone
Main 1890.
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REAL ESTATE

se~~~>>~~~-~~~~. s~.<~~>~-~>~~~~~>~~~s>~s~
A DANDY HOME-$1000
A new and well-built bungalow.
large rooms. pantry, closets. light
and water; over lots; fine soil.
good woodshed fine place for
garden and chickens, $50 down, $40
month.
SIS DowN-sl0 MONTH
This is not a shack, It's new
double Constructed, plastered
bungalow. 3 large rooms, pantry
and closet; water and lights; 2 level
lots. fine soil, 2 blocks from car
line Price only $3.50.
MASON BROS.
Main 4O44. Money to Loan.
III South 10th st.
One acre, on graded street, rich
valley soil, mostly In different kinds
of berries: spring water and city
water; also fine little creek rum
ming across one corner Same price
as unimproved land adjoining and
will build you house IL you wish.
Easy terms. For further particu-
lars call at Ala Equitable Bldg, or
call up Proctor 2f02-Ja after p. IN.
$4,000 $4,000
Buys this fine acre tract at
American Lake; house and
outbuildings; One fourth
mile from street car, and
this snap is offered this
week only.
f.. +. GREGORY CO.,
1117 Pacific Ave. Second Floor.
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MISUNDERSTANDING furniture,
stoves. J. o. Purkey. 1915 c. Main
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Cook stoves
and ranges to ship to Alaska.
Call Main 1927.
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LOST

LOST-On Point Defiance car or at
18th and Broadway, ivory nail
file. Initial 70" on handle. Re-
turn to Melbourne theater. Reward.
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PERSONAL


v>~~~~~~~~.~~~~>~>~s~~~>
GENTLEMAN wishes ACQUAINTANCE
OF a lady under 35; object matri-
moBy. Box AS, Times.
sUPERFLUoUS hair, mores, remov-
ed permanently without scars by
Mrs. Ruggles. References. Prcvi-
dent Bldg. liza. Main 1880.
LADIES-Sanderson Cotton Root
pills; safe and sure cure for de-
layed periods. Price 81. Money re-
funded II IL fails. Raymond Rem
edy Co.. 217h Pike st., Seattle Wn.
MARRY = Join Seattle's Reliable
Friendship club. Adj p. Evans.
I'll Union St. Apt. r..
GENTLEMAN. age between so and
so, wants to hear from some eld-
erly lady; object matrimony. Ad-
dress DE-, Times.
MIDDLE-AGED gentleman would
like to meet middle-aged lady,
unincumbered; object, matrimony
Address CO, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04

WANTED-Elderly or middle "A ged
gentleman to do chores on ranch
for room and board. Very light
work. good home. Will pay small
wages II party takes interest in
place. Add. A-2, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04

THOROUGHLY experience and
capable widow wants position as
working housekeeper, cook or
chambermaid in respectable place.
city or suburbs. HIS, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~
FOR RENT-Clean, pleasant 4-room
flat, second floor, gas range.
shades, screens, linolcum on kitch-
en- floor, rent 81. eO6h so. 18th
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WANTED-Clean, competent mid
dle-aged housekeeper, Scandina-
Wan preferred. A. Johnson, AL
gona, WIN.
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GIRL wanted for general house
work. Call Proctor 1905.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work, Scandinavian or German
preferred. Wages $40 month. A.
Jensen, Gig Harbor Star Rt.
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WANTED--A married man to do
milking and tend to stock on
farm. House, water, wood, an acre
of ground furnished. Write for
further information, C-1, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04

NICELY furnished rooms, private
family; near Library. 612 So.
14th at
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o. N. JOHNS

200 Natl Bank of Tacoma Bldg.
acres. located at Ballow. for
sale; 400 feet from dock, $3.50 cash.
Let me show this property; a snap.
Address CO, Times.
FOR SALE acres on Traction
line; good house: all i'm cultivation;
berries and fruit; u trade; terms.
Call 1913 East 35th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-04

YOUNG married man needs work in
city; first-class mechanic and all
around repair man; can adapt my
self to anything: AL references
sober and Industrious; call evenings.
Gardner Main 1855
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BOY of 16 wishes position on a
dairy or cattle ranch. A-3, The
Timeg.
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YOUNG woman would like position
as copy writer, office work or
companion for young or elderly
lady. Main GAS.
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WANTED--More painting, paper
hanging, tinting, etc; work guar
anteed; prices right. Civic mo
chance. Proctor 1897
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A lady would stay with children
while parents went to theater
Main 1861, landlady.
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GIRL would like to work for room
and board and small wage. Ms,
Times.
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YOUNG lady wishes place to do
housework, waitress, cashier or
clerk in store. Main 1916, Saturday.
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RENT--HOUsES

6-ROOM house, electric lights. city
water, on car line, 50. S640 So
Yakima.
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Jobs Open

>~~~>~~>~~s>rs~~s>~s~~S >~s~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~s
WANTED solicitors. Main 9416.
WANTED-Elderly lady to work
for room and board and small
wages. 6039 So Union.
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JANITOR wishes position, has had
ten years experience. 1925 Ia
coma av. David III. Howell.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

COAL AND WOOD. South Ent
Fuel Co. Phona Madison 6g1.
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GIRL IA wants to care for children
afternoons and evenings; refer
ences Main $3.50.
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UNDERTAKERs


HosK A-BUCKLEY-I<I CO.-Pro-
fessional Funeral Directors. tao
w ST. Helens. Phona Main 40
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REAL ESTATE

For sale, 2 lots in Sixth add. for
sale cheap. owner leaving city.
Address AT, ~imes
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SITUATONs-FEMALE

WANTED to make gowns and suits
by the day; good style and finish.
Main S246
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Don't Paw Rent

Buy from owner, $40 per month
without interest buys 4-room cot
tage and or lots, block to car.
Phone Madison 1853.
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YOUNG woman wishes position as
housekeeper for widower with
small family. is good worker. N-12.
Times.
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LADY wants position in small gro
Gerry or bakery. Main 5776 after
5 D. m.
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WIDOW lady wishes work of any
kind. Main 1881.
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A Confession
EnFes Her StztsReat. Made PuhEc,
VII Help 0ther Tsne,-

Hines. As.-"I r1rsS c-rfess'', s1v1
Ms Erfa Mae Reid, of ti1Is Piac-- .,rt.ai
Carci1t, TIL. wcnla-s cCuic, cas dl,ue me
4 great ceA CT coed
Before commenced using Carsrf,
would sgt up everything arr i.siG :
tired Sleepy 6aeiIug al tire time, and WIS
irregular | cruid harGly drug around,
and would saTe severe headaches eau
Euucusiy-
Since t1fG1g czrdul, have entirely
GtnE sFiInuE 10 wt1It ( ear Everything
SEEMS % digest all right AID / have
gained 10 Euruts m weighs"
L you are yicSm of saY OF TIE 1.r17e--
GUS Ills 50 c1umCn tu yUEr sex. K e
wrong 70 suffer
For taf csunry, CE5I t1s tee1 r.
heving IlIsI suc1 Ills, IL Is proven by tie
thousands CT Fs.r1c=s, similar 10 the af-Ve,
Wt1c1 lour EItn cEr oElcer VEN by yaar-
Czrdui IS SUCCESSFUL because Il IS COM
posed OF ugrelieuS winch lc-sperIicaiIy
On the ~crIaIty Constitution, and EHTus
build TIE weakened orgars earS 10 ht.aiL-
and strength
Cartuf his heiped others, md VII he:p
FcI-, too Get Z 6Gt-Ic to-day leu
went regret h your druggist sells Il
E-2f au. ChurrH1uEl1 MEDICINE On. Eat.iRss az
v'sorY pEur- SiarrIu1EgI. Tes,a.. hT SHeEslEL Ls-
Es-aCtSDn5 yoIr IrG 9E-.3aIgn sruIt. EEma
EnztEHznr sar W1Eann- SANE IN Ia srzrDsr- sl-1
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Comb Sage Tea In
Hair to Darker It
IT'S GRaN1MoT4ER's RECIPE 70
KEEP -E7 Locks DARK.
GLOSSY THICK

-t= ci,3-Jtne -IzrI-s ot Saga Ten
II: S'lL7t-- sar GzEsarzE raT
s5-ent=,: lzG sI.:eG TAR i gracG--oCr-
ar.s -rE.G51aE-. az,t folks ara again
Isnr i - keep zteL- hL- 4 good.
srsc Gcicr. WHICH, < ,;IItr4 sensible.
Iz " are living Il n aga wtsr .
v2r-1eIr'.I appearance < o. lie great
=ss5 Istyl1lIgE.
S,s~a.ags. 51,tlsga, W 5au'G aave
n --.uhlssCc-e TASK OF gathering the
sage 2nG the missy mixing II home.
II drug sores sen the re;Idy-sc-1.se
Er:,rt7Ic= called 'VSTeEt's Sage arf
Sr-iPcc- CaneoUzc' for IboIE 81 cents
l 5pCE.e. L Il vzrT popular because
nobody can tIz.cv=r = las been Yield
eE Simply 1ctSCen TCur comb 1r
soft brush VIII L and draw this
sl.-uGg1 Trlr EAT, taIErE one sz1lII
5z-aEG 1t = TINE By morning the gray
.air -L.saP pears. t,I-H!1.LE delights Tie
i.i53aa VIII wyeEhs Shga and SUI
PAM = chaE. i;,sil!=s bs=nrE1tIiTg dark
s1i-g IL cl- ltTsr 4 few IppLca-
E.cc.s. L aI;0 rrcG1cs:s EsaE sote [I,s-
Cre I-5 I5psarn1cs 1t abundance
w1:cl : 20 attractive Besides. Prs
v=rss !ar,:-'15 t1,...tcg scalp ard tail
-r .-.tr W 2. Craze DrrEg Co.
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Drugs Excite Your
Kidneys, Use Salts
n youe BACK HURTS o7~aLAo-
oEF sSTAERS. CafNH LOTS
or WATER

when your k+dneFs hurt and yCI-
bach 5eeEs sore. don't ger scared AMI
rrocse,t 10 Tond ypur stomach with q.
Ic1r &C drugs that exciIa the kidneys
a1G. rrf11ra tts entire urinary Crlcr.
Keep TOUT kidneys Glenn Hlzs yo'E
keep vpur bowels clean by fushi1g
them Win mild. harmless saIEs
which removes the bedE's urTueus
waste and stimulates them To their
normal activity The. junction OF the
kidneys ots TO filter THE blood In -
hours GneF sIrain from II 500 grains
&C acid and waste. 50 We car readily
1Sderzta1t TIE v+raI Importance OF
Keeping the kidneys acrIve-
Drink lots Of waEsr-yUu can't drink
toe ulIci.; also get truu any ptarua-
cISs= ahcrIE four ounces ct lad Salts
eawa j tablespoonful IN a glass Cd
WATER before breuksIsr each morning
fur a few Ga-s aud veU- kidneys VIII
lcc ffire. This CAUCUS suits IL made
rCu the acid ot grapes and lemon
uics. ccubtrsd with EL1il. and has
been used FOR gsnsraaious TO clean
and s1t-UIa5e cIoggsG Kidneys; also
10 ueur-al+za the acids m u-ns so it
70 longer Is a source ct irritation
TINS ending bidder weakness.
lad SlIus Is naxpensIya-- cannot IN
rss makes a delightful efervescsrr
hEtta-w1rsr drink which everyone
should ralss now and then TO keep
thar Eidcavs clean and acrfre- Try
this. also Keep up the water drinking.
and 10 doubt you VIII wonder wtar
became OF yoUr E,tneT trouble and
bacAcns.
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Mss Acta., cserr,s. Qsae-

Mss Arraii Courtney w1a his Deem
very III 5:r several days ~ t,s- tcC :
u NGrgazat:7v-. Goz,t S'i1rilT lttar.
1ccu n Tv9 cclccE- FrIGEra. SER.
ICES VII - NsE.t -uea,:ay morning n
II 3'cI9cif A. 1t..c-lzEcvu al tIs= =
mains VII o. EIasc + BsE1Ei Ct--.::ll,
r77r sh5rr services I-t: i-r=r-csrt ma =
II Ei,e 5.srstsl cemetery Tie !=ceus
- wa 80 years at l-a size tas
many t-.e1,:; n Ei-e ely aav--g vIss-
red a=rs frequently
Mrs. Priscilla N=rrt=sgLt - Wilson
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