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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23

ers and foliage. and the softly glowing
lighting effects make every spo. in the
establishment attractive.
Living Models at Bere's.
AZ the Berg Clothing companys estab-
lishment. special attention has been given
to the womens department occupying the
whole OF the second floor. Herr there are
numerous palms scattered about the room
and they, with the mahogany furniture
and the bright green carpets. give the
space decided spring effect. Walking
about the immense room are a number
Of living models. showing the latest
things in hats. gowns and wraps.
In hats, the very latest style dictates
those that are large, yet the smaller ones
are considered quite the thing. There Is q
variety of colors and in making a selec-
ton. no woman can go far wrong How
ever, probably the most stylish things arc
in lavender and white.
Suits, cloaks and blouses are shown 90
good advantage on the models. in cases
and on tables and II might be we'll 10 note
that this spring there is greater variety
Of correct popular colors than over before.
In fact, IL is going 10 be a season Of high
colors. the prevailing ones being navy
and Belgian blue. putty. sand. battleship
gray and slack and white effects The
popular materials in suits are silk faille
gabardine, poplin. serge and taffeta.
The new styles indicate that this spring
the women are TO take 20 skirts that are
considerable fuller than in the past and
at the same time these skirts are to be
worn rather short In dresses there ia
to be worn a great deal OF light blue satin.
and silk.
Browning. King a Co, shows the latest
and most correct things that men. both
old and young are expected to wear. The
store windows are filled with suits,
shirts, hats and haberdssher goods, 20 IL
Is no trouble for the most artistic person
TO sec Just what nc ought 10 have and be
correctly dressed
In being correctly dressed you should
note that beginning with hats you Will
find that those Of the soft variety are
the things. They in a great degree. run
to dark, with the crowns higher than last
year. Shirts are what might be termed
loud. The colors are pronounced and you
can't get them that possess too much
color. What IL true of shirts IL also
true OF the neckwear, broad stripes ana
checks being decidedly popular
Baskets Of Flowers.
Large hanging baskets filled with flow
ers adorn all the street windows Of the
king-Peck store The flowers are OF
various kinds. some being OF the trailing
variety dropping their variegated tendrils
far down and others rising their heads
far above the basket The interior of the
store Is also handsomely decorated with
flowers In baskets.
Baskets Of peach blossoms are the prln-
lcipsl keynote OF Benson & Thorne's
spring decorative scheme. These arc
placed about throughout the store and
long ropes Of greenery are also strung
along tho walls, The interior OF the store
has recently been completely rodecorated
and this adds TO the beauty OF the picture.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most women Can Have.
says DIR. Edwards, a WeIl-Known
Ohio Physician.

Or. +. N. Edwards for II years tres,ea
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
ments' During these years he gave 20 his
lauents prescription made OF a Few
esn-Ano"n vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil naming them DR. IssvSs,.,,s,
GIVE Tablets. YOU will know them IN,
their olive color -
These tablets arc wOnder-workers nm
80, ueea aho bowels, which causes a nor
MAJ eetion, carving Oft the waste ana
poisonous matter that ONES system col
u you have a pale face. salow loos
aeIi eyes, plmples. coated tongue. head
aches, listlesa. no-good feeline, All nm,
OF bortt. inactive bowels, YOU take one ~
Or Edwards olive Tablets nightly rar
tline ana note the pleasing results.
hoei ancs OF women. as well as men
axe Or. Edwards Olive Tablets nov, ana
then Just 20 Keep Ia the Pink OF conditi5n
bf. Edwards Olive Tallcts. the s,le-
ecsst al Hiihstitute FOR caiOmel-i0. and a.
per box Ar druggists
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. u.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23

PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS
Midland Glass & Paint Co.. 18th and
Howard Douglas 7s1.
planning MILL
Bankers Realty Investment Co. Ground
Floor Bee Bldg. Douglas 1925.
PRINTERS-BOOK AND JOB
Omaha Printing Co.. 18th and Farnan.
Corey 4 Mckenzie. 1897 Harvey st.,
Douglas 2644.
sADDLERIEs
J. H. Haney q Co. sIs-17 South 18th
St, Douglas $50.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
Denf defiance Starch Co." 1850 Cunning St.
SERUM MANUFACTURERS
o; X: sergm co; 1895 St. South
oP Ps5sl,s se PSEs Co., 4Ol No. ssd St.
~Astsn Serum So. South Omaha. South
Grain Belt supply Co. Lobby Exchange
Bldg, South omahs. South 1854.
STEEL TANKS
Nebraska & lowe steel Tank Co. 1891
Spruce St. Webster as.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Scott Omaha Tent and Awning Co, lin
and Harvey St, Douglas $50.
TIES, BELTS, LEATHER GOODS, ETC.
smith lockwood Mfg: Co.. 2s2s south
18th ST.. Douglas $751;
TIN CANS AND SHEET METAf,
Gordon Lawless Co, Sth and Dod1.
SITS. Douglas 6ss.
WOOD WORKS
St., Douglas 2246.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
Paxton Gallagher. 701-11 South 10th
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS
ton ST Walnut slsI.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
PERHAPS THE SAME THIEF
STOLE THIS AUTOMOBILE

Six months ago a thief took A. II.
WSlsh's automobile and was apprehended.
He received ninety days in jan for the
act and he swOre revenge on Walsh for
prosecuting him Sunday waIsh's auto
Christian Science church and Walsh be-
mobile Was stolen from IN front OF the
lieves the former thief did Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get 26-cent bottle OF pander,ne nj
any drug store. pour a little into your
nand and rub It WEI into the scalp with
the finger tpS BY morning. most. n not
Az OF this awful sourf will have disap-
peared. Two Or three applications viii
destroy every bit OF dandruff; stop
scalp itching and falling hair.-Adver.
tisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
WILL START DOUBLE TRACK
WORK ON MILWAUKEE SOON

With tine return Of spring the Milwaukee
10 preparing TO surface and ballast the
new double track line across Iowa, on
which work was discontinued whom win
ter set In. The work will give employ
ment TO a ierge force Of men during prac-
tically all OF the coming summer and win
be between Manila and Marion.
Just what will be done IN improving
the road between Manila and Omaha. II
IL asserted, has not been determined
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
PREPARES AUDITORIUM BOND
ORDINANCE FOR ELECTION,

City Attorney J. A. Rine has prepared
Tor submission TO the city council an ordI-
nance providing for an Auditorium bona
proposition in the sum OF $4,000 TO be
submitted to the voters on May 4 This
Is I'm accordance with a recent action Of
the city commissioners.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
FOR REFERENCE

FURNACES
STANDARD Furnace a supply. Co.. AHA
so 10th St, Douglas 2es7.
Furnaces)
FUR GOODS
18th St. Tyler 12e.
GAS COMPANIES
omahs Gas Co. 1903 Howard ST.. Doug
ICE DEALERS
Pes9 Sissso Ice Sc o GoS Storage Co. 1924
Omaha Ice Cold Storage Co.. MeCague
Blk 18th and Dodge ST.. Doug I55
ICE MACHINES
Baker Ice Machine ca, 18th and Mich
olas sts.' Douglas 1851.
LAUNDRIEs
NqHpareil Lssgnndry Co. iTOs vintOn s..
K soh 81 Ln6S SRS. Ga l6O7-O'1l Jack
LEAD WORKS
Ls South om Shot SauI LEAD Co. Factory
LODGE SUPPLIES
L9 SGSs, supply Eigs Co.. llll Farnam St.
MAcARoNI
jackson SITS. tyler i5s5. ~" anu
MONUMENTS
p p RISoP r. 8 Co. ice cumins St.
OILS
T. n " Nishs ssss Oil Co. SO1 Baird Bldg
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS
Armour & Co. south S Omaha "'""
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23

Spring fever usually IL the result Of
sluggish bowels and torpid liver. After
months indoors. YOU are not likely to
feel vigorous and Uprishtly. Foley Ca
'thArtic Tablets are worth their weight
In gold" for that over-full feeling. bnious-
ness. gas on the stomach. bad breath
indigestion or constipation. Their action
10 quick. comfortable and complete
without nausea or gripping Stout people
say they are blessing. Sold every
ere.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23


The bright. CHEEKY atmosphere OF spring
T. everywhere evident at the Thompson
Beiden company. where the store has
been specially decorated. Tor the occa-
sion ana the windows draped for display
Of Easter fashions The windows attract
first attention AZ Thompson Belden's. for
they are truly q work OF art.
Bright flowers OF spring surrounded
~ fresh sTesa foliage Of the sesEon are
benked high IN the windows ana Iatties
sstes entering a spring garden add
mightiiy to the effectiveness Of the dis
play Of spring garments on view IN the
tcTesround. The costumes shown IN the
Windows are tie latest OF creations.
~ The store itself the same line OF dec
Grating has been followed. EgeryWhere
ne atmosphere Of spring "a present.
Zach floor Il literally covered with flou-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
THIS LIST

CoUCHEs AND MATTRESSES
L; q. Doup Co. 1901 Nicholas 81.
Douglas 1900.
COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES
Partner. Olson Co. liz So nth ST..
German SIasn american Anne Coffee Co. 1llT-ls
Dodge ST. Douglas T195.
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS
Item Biscuit Co.. 1202-4-s-s-10-i2 CAPT
toi Ave. Douglas 2123.
CREAMERY COMPANIES
SITS, Douglas I161 " oA'N ''"0s
Waterloo Creamery Co, 1917 Howard
ST. Douglas l4Os.
COMMISSION, PRODUCE, ETC.
Kirehbraun q Son, Inc. 12o9-ll How
ELECTRIC COMPANIES
Omaha Electric Light 4 Power Co.. U.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND
LIGHTING FIXTURES
Bgrsess-SSTsnden Co. 1911 Howard ST..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Baker sEs 81 BROS E5.sTsyyiE9s Co. isis How
ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS
sppr aIsI.! Es ss; Co. All So lath st,
FIXTURES
So 18th ST.. Douglas a724,
FLOUR MILLS
Il W Wsnl,sLM ilIinS Co. 1919 sherman Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
KEEP

BAG MANUFACTURERS
Bsmiss or Bag C03 nth ana Jack
BOILER MAKERS
Drake Williams Mount Co. asa and
Hickory Douglas 1913.
BOTTLERs \
op pShs,. sOi ,IdSS Coz SIS So nth St,
ST., Douglas 1888.
BoXES-PACKING
Omaha Box Co. Bsst Omaha. Web. l1s
corrugated BOX Coz, 18th ana
Lssvenworth. Douglas iiSS.
BREWERS AND DIsTILLERs
st9r5 Brewing Co. 1919 sherman Ave.
Metz Brewing Co, sth and Leaven.
Fred krug BrewinE Co, Krug Avenue
and Boulevard, Tyler t2o.
letter Brewing Co.. soth and SITS.
Der 3 Co: ssl.s Howard St, Doug 90.
Hickory sts' Douglas 1905
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
H S,aa g Srsss sT sSs Co. 4'Os Nieh-
BUTCHERS and PACKERS TOOLS
c; b, Liver Co. 1919 Capitol Ave.
Douglas 61s.
CONFECTIONERY
Douglas S9S.
vSegels pii9aninE Co. lsls-ls Jones St.
CONCRETE STONE
Omaha Concrete Stone Co. n w. Cor.
zSth Ave. and sahler, Webster SS6.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23

March the Month for Colds
Harden your system with Belts Pine
Tar-Honey. IT kills the cold germ. Cures
the cough. Only =. All drugsists.-Ad-
vertlsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23
The Omaha manufacturers whose names
appear below, believe in Omaha. They have put
their money brains and time in developing fac
torres IN Omaha. They employ thousands of
Omaha people

The Omaha manufacturers,
have thoroughly established them
selves outside of Omaha. Outsiders
60 into the open market and buy
Omaha made goods because, of
their superior merit: personal gain
is their one incentive. They do not
care about the prosperity ofOmaha,
or whether it has one or million
inhabitants.
But how about you? You live
in Omaha and any stimulus to
Omahas prosperity is a stimulus to
your individual prosperity. Omahas
hopes and promises are your hopes
and promises. And it is to be pre-
sumed that you are selfish enough
to want to see Omaha Grow.
The men who have built the
factories of Omaha are Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-23

itself. A large population is en-
ployed by them. They have added
tremendously to our taxable
values. Their businesses make
Omaha a worthwhile city.
Omaha manufacturers seek to
have you make careful com
parison between the values they
offer and those of other manufac-
ture. If the Omaha-made product
loses by the comparison, if you
think you are not getting as much
Tor your money, then continue to
buy the other brand.
What a wonderful benefit
and stimulus toward better things
Omaha would have if but half the
population began doing this to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1915-11-11
DEPUTY SACHEMS AND
COMMITTEES OF |. 0. R. M

Great sachem 5. J. Furniss, OF the
Great Council OF Delaware. Improved
Order Of Red Men. has announced the
following appointments Of deputy
great sachems;
Great senior sycamore J. Milton
Cleary. No. l3, Delmar, Del. Tribes
Nos. 10 and 16; past saohem. Harry
E. Elliott, No. %. seaford. Del.
Tribes Nos. Is. 10 and %: past sach-
EN-, Harley A. Mousley. No. 45.
Union, Del, Tribes Nos. 90. l5 aud
46; past sachem, John Townsend, No
55, Townsend. Del, Tribes Nos. "a
"A and So; past sachem. E. G. DAILY
No. 03. Hartley. Del. Tribes Nos. %
80, "A aud 53 past sachem, T. M.
Green, No. i3. Hickman, Del. Tribes.
Nos. iS and so; past sachem. William
$. Simpson. No. 10, Milford, Del,
Tribes Nos. 10. 81. "a and SO: past
sachem, Howard b. Prottyman. No.
80. Ellendale, Del. Tribes Nos. 81.
2S and 30; past sachem. W. G.. Phil
lips, No. al. Milsboro. Del. Tribes
Nos. 20. SO and Al; past sachom.
Robert W. Hill, No. 20. Selbyville.
Del, Tribes Nos. 20 and 80; past
sachem Robert Bryan. No. 26. Lewes.
Del. Tribes Nos. 26, 37 and As. Great
Sachem S. j. Furniss reserves for
himself Tribes Nos. !. 9. 3. 4. 6, s. q.
IL, IL, ~, rs. 80. ~. AZ. 40 and 81.
Deputy Great Pocahontases: Past
pocahontas, Bella Semerteen. No. 3
Council. ID. of p. Wilmington. Del,
ID. OF p. Councils Nos. 1. and 10;
past pocahontas, Annie M. Littleton
No. II Council, ID. OF p. Georgetown.
Del, ID. Of p. Councils Nos 4, and
H. past pocahontas. Annie George.
No . Council. ID. OF T.. Magnolia.
Del, d. of p. Council No. Q.
Committee appointments follow:
State OF the Order~-P. s.. r. II. Van
Gesel p s.. W. S. Downing, p. s.. A..
G.. Ferguson.
Judiciary C. S. Harry d. Sim
clair. r. s.. J. IT. W. Follansbee p. S..
Edward r. Meades.
Distrbutlon-P s.. IT, c. Phillips,
p. s., II. b. Haddooh, p, s.. James y.
ITull.
Finance. Mileage and Per Diem--P.
s.. Frank ID. Walker, P. G. s.. Harry
A. Dempsey. p. s.. Charles j. Coleman
Reports and Credentials. s., p.
l.. Henderer, Il. s., W. j. Morris T. -
Ernest Hetherington.
Special Committee on Propagation
p. G. s.. William II. Tappan, p. s.,
Frank A. Gradwohl, p. s.. William II.
/ Ceilings
Board Of Appeals-Appointmeuts
made and confirmed by the Great
Council during the last three great
suns =. S.. James b. McManua, VIII
mingtou: p. G. s.. william II. Taylor
Newark p. G.. s., John +. Lynn. VIII
mington.
State Orphans Board-P. S., Harry
II. Stiles, Wilmington; =. s.. Alfred
Whartenby. Holly Oak: p. s.. Samue
r. SaXton. Magnolia: p. b. s.. James
In. Semerteen. Wilmington; p. s.
George W. Hatfield, Georgetown
Board Of Managers. Red Mems Fra
ternal Home OF Delaware. G. S
James IL. McGlothan. p. C. s.. Edwar'
Evening journal., 1915-11-11
TODAY'S BEAUTY AIDS

To clear up and whiten the skin
and. secure that charm Of pink and
white youthful freshness so much de-
sired by all women, you will find it
far safer to rely upon a good face
lotion rather than powder, To get rid
OF that shiny and muddy appearance
i'm your complexion dissolve four
ounces of spurmax in one-half pint
hot water. and add two teaspoonfuis
elycerin. Apply this 20 your face,
neck and arms, rubbing gently until
dry. This lotion does not show or rub
off like powder and is much better II
is splendid for removing tan, freckles,
pimples and sallowness.
You can make a delightful sham
poo for a very trifling cost If you get
from your druggist package OF can
throx aud dissolve a teaspoontul in a
cup of hot water. Pour a little at a
time on the scalp and rub briskly.
This creates an abundance OF thick,
white lather that thoroughly dissolves
and removes all dandruif. excess oil
and dirt. After rinsing. the hair dries
quickly with a huiiiness that makes
II seem heavier than il is, and takes
on a rich luster and a softness that
makes arranging II a pleasure.
Evening journal., 1915-11-11
MrpDLFTowN HONOR PUPILS.

Snecial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
AIIDDI IETOWN. Del, Nov. 1.-The
following are the honor pupils OF the
Middlctown public schools for the past
twenty school days;
Hiqh Saskatchewan grade-Jessie
Kohl. Frank McWhorter
Tenth grade-Allen Johnson, Shelley
Myers. BESSIE Denny.
Ninth grade -Alilie Rosenberg. Fran
ces Cochran. Grace Brady, lydia Red
crave. Alma Whitlock, Mildred Free
man. I.etitia Pool William Myers, Mar
ian Pinder, William Clark.
Eighth grade Mildred shaw, June
McWhortcr. Esther Nhitlock, Florence
Peunewin. Margaret Caulk, Elva Free
man. Edna Hufnal. Claude Fouracre,
Mildred Hail. Robert George, Daniel
Binguear. Edwin Mcdowell, Hazel
Price.
Seventh grade-Ramona Newman.
Fannie Rosenberg, laura Foeel, June
Johnson. Rogers Foiuacre, Howard
Dickson. Gertrude Palmer, Clara Brady,
Elizabeth Mmner. Harry llufnal, Gwen
dolyn Gary, Hattie Cochran, Marian
Armstrong.
Sixth grade Virginia Pearce. Fran
ees Armstrong. Aiaxey Bland Anna
Biugncar. Clayton Draper. Mabel Col
lins, Markal Whtlocl;. Gilbert Pleasan-
ton. Frank Carpenter, Sarah Pearce,
Edwin Custer. Sidney Collins, Harry
Roberts.
Fifth grade Harriet Black. Caroline
Fouracre Walter Beasten, Burton Pear
son. Gladys Goldsborough, John Pool,
Grace Rosenberg. Cranston Bland, Mary
Goldsborough, Charles Howell. Alice
Shockley.
Primary School-Fourth grade-Eliza-
beth Clayton. Margaret Bradley, Helen
Kates, Edwin Donaghay. Elizabeth
Brady, Dorothy Caulk. Grace Nelson.
Margaret Brady. Stacy Jones, Wallace
Hufnal. John Spieer, Jeseline Melon
agh. Catherine Reed, William Hail. Eu-
gene Shockley, Harris Mcdowell. frank
Brynes. Preston Whitlock.
Third grade Helen Crouch. Katherine
Conlev. Burton Masher, Francis Ma
lonev. William Cannon, Clara Wilson
/ william Pennewill. Anna Alfree, Lucille
| Newman, Leland SineX, Samuel Melon
ough.
Primary department-Second grade
/ Elizabeth Johnson. Horace Moore
Henry Howell. Helen Moore, Bertha
chance. John Voshell, Elizabeth Hufnal
RAYMOND Morris, Charlotte Donaghay
| Evelyn Brown.
First grade Catherine Armstrong
Arie Bradley, Virginia Brady, Catherine
Beasten. Helen Cleaver, Catherine Car
penter. Mabel Fouraere, Pearl Flower
/ Mary Howell, Alice Jolls, Mildred
Sweetman. Oscar Brynes. Joseph Beas
ten James Collins. Julian King. Benja
min Rosenberg, Lewis Stewart
Evening journal., 1915-11-11
NOT TOO old TO PLAY
The ILLUSTRIOUS CAME

over the links of the Wilmington
Country Club yesterday afternoon, a
foursome match of golf was played
with Colonel Benjamin Nields. aged
81 years, and General James III. VII
son, aged rs years. on one side, ana
Judge George Gray, aged 10 years,
and General Charles Bird, saged rs
years, on the other side. Despite their
advanced aged. the distinguished men
played with all the vigor and ardor Of
youth. Judge Gray and General Bird
were the winners. the score standing
seven up at the eleventh hole, when
the setting sun closed the game.
The combined ages OF the four men
who participated in yesterdays con-
test is about 3l5 years. Judge ]. G..
Grubb followed the four over the
course, and with his age added, the
combined age of the quintet would
be 800 years. IL was this fact aside
from the national prominence of all
the men in the game. that made "
one OF the most remarkable ever wit
messed on the links OF the Wilmington
Country Club and Il is believed one
of the most notable that has ever
been played in this country. After the
game the men were in excellent spirits
and gayo evidence OF their robust
health which does not seem to have
been furnished by the passage OF theii
many years. While on the links thel
disported themselves like so manl
boys and took the keenest delight il
I testing with one another about thu
relative ability Of each as a gol
player.
Evening journal., 1915-11-11

". Baker. p. C. s.. Leonard Holss. p.
s.. George II. Otwell. p G. S., Charles
Mclntire, p. G., s.. Harry b, Sinclair.
P. s.. G. W. McNamee. p. G.. S., VIII
liam D. Morrow.
Elected and Appointed Great Chiefs
Great Sachem $. j. Furniss. Bethel;
Great Senior Sycamore j. Milton
Cleary. Delmar: Great Junior Saga
more A. c. Rodgers Wilmington;
Great Prophet T.. b. Riggin, LAUREL;
Great Chief OF Records Edward Nc
1ntlre. Wilmington; Great Keeper Of
Wampum Edward Sayers, Whining
ton: Great Sennap Frank A. Grad
wohl. Wilmington; Great Mishinewa
W. J. Sauerhon. Bethel Great Guard
OF Wigwam Milton W. Ferguson, VIII
miugton: Great Guard of Forest Van
gle c. Hickman. Milford
Evening journal., 1915-11-11
DOVER A. 0. U. ". WILL
Observe Anniversary

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Nov. 11.-Members Of
Diamond Lodge. No. 8. A. o. U. w.,
and the only lodge Of Workmen south
Of Wilmington which admits women
as members. will give a social liter
airy and musical entertainment in the
lodge room on next Wednesday even
ing. in celebration OF the forty-sev-
enth anniversary of the founding of
the Ancient Order OF United Work
men, Each member Of the order will
be permitted 10 bring a friend The
committee in charge includes: Mrs.
Mary Weggeman. Misses Bessie e.
Morris, Bernadetta A. Conner. Clara
NJ. Watson and II. NJ. Buckson.
Evening journal., 1915-11-11
FOR acid STOMACHS
Use MACNESIA

The almost universal use Of magnesia by
physicians and specialists in the treatment
Of stomach troubles is due TO the fact that
IL neutralizes the excessive acid and thus
stops food formentation--the direct cause
Of nearly on stomach trouble. or the many
forms Of magnesia such oxides citrates,
carbonates, sulphates, etc, the one now sup
piled In either powdered or tablet form and
especially recommended for acid stomachs
is bisurated magnesia, teuspoonful Of which
in a little warm water Immediately after
eating will instantly ncutralize the excessive
, acid. stop fermentation. and thus ensure
painless normal digestion. Be sure 60 get
bisurated magnesia rather than any other
magnesia as this form is prepared especially
for the treatment Of acid stomachs The five
grain tablets are the most convenient for
physicians and travellers To carry and two
tablets are equivalent to.a teaspoonful Of the
powder. Take two of the tablets with or
without water) or o teaspoonful Of the pow
der in quarter OF glass Of water after
each meal. stomach sufferers and dyspep-
tics who follow this plan and avoid the use
Of pepsin. charcoal soda mints, drugs and
medicines are astonished TO find that the
stomach, relieved Of the irritating acid and
gas, soon regains its normal tone and can do
is work alone without the doubtful aid Of
artificial digestants.