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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

F.
avenue 10 Springfield avenue. and ths
paved portion OF Passyunk ayenue. y
Twenty-hrst TO Twenty-third street
Section 1. The Select and Common coz
OF the City OF Philadelphia do ordalni
the Director OF the Department OF Public a.
be authorized aud directed TO enter n.
contract with competent PAYERS for the ~
OF Crefeld street, from Willow Grove afehs.
Springfield avenue with bitumin0us mers
with ritrined brick cutters and the a.
portion OF Passyunk avenue, from TVean
street 70 Iwentyrthird street. with tlf
quality Of refined natural asphalt. The
cost OF SAID work 10 be taken from the
for Intersections Ia the appropriation % lns
partment of Public Works (Bureau 0f ~
Waye). The conditions Of the contract sasa
that the contractor shall collect the cost QI
paving from The owners of property resp1f
fronting on said Streets. and shall ente.
an obligation with the city 70 keep aaid 4
Ia good repair Tor ave years after the paf
finished. Provided, That said streets 81
nrst dedicated % properly opened, aud -
Director OF the Department of Public
shall advertise Tor proposals for pafH4
streets, and award the contract 70 ihl
fiespontlhlc Bidder ard that fhe QAn4
property fronting on said streets shall 4
cnarEed ulure than the contract rff#
Ordinances 81 para 81 ordnance incaa
herewith - ana tae Sans are hereby
Approved ths 2tfh aaf ql hscembH
RepoLRH BLANK Ee,Bl
No =I4 Mafrf ~ HfHR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

fIOlaIs LWGHly -scN0h thSusAAiN ASHA
hundred dollars .......s.'-''..'.''S SzI,4OO
Miscellaneous.
Tam i8 Services other than personal:
- For refnnding to overseers OF the
uoor or Roxborough. poor tax col
iected In 1914. fve thousand dollars 5000
M For refunding OF twice paid, over
Maid and raid in error water rents,
water permits and pipe laying bills,
three hundred dollars -...........-.. 800
Total. nve thousand three hundred
SEARCHES.
Administration.
ffem IA Personal services;
t1hisf search clerk. one thousand fve
hundred dollars -...ss- ...s+-..sss. lsoOO
Assfstanf search clerks, at $1,000
sach four thousand eight hundred
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

sect. 4 ~ rs amount appropriated to this
Department tHl sum ef EIEHa nauufaa had
eighty -fhnes th1nsand f3ar h1nd1ed tlss tls5i
dollars = ger DE e4EenaeI l1a N4laft-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08
Total. twenty thousand four hundred
RECEIPTS FOR CURRENT YEAR.

drpd and seventy dollars. s......,.... $40
lfrrn D. Services other than personal
a, Transportation TO visit and inspect
pranch tax OFFICES and 90 deputy col
iectors' offices. I'VE hundred dollars.
% Meals for regular employees on extra .
end night work. two thousand dollars 2
90 Postage, fve hundred dollars. ...,...
90 Printing poll tax receipt books, one
thousand i've hundred dollars....... i,
90 Advertising. four hundred dollars..'.
Tptrs. four thousand nine hundred dol
ron !. 'shppiic:;;:: "
AflsceIisneous ana incidentais, four
nu1Sdia prsrRfcT aIt1r 1RINcH ioFFftEs..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
List your Real Estate in Star
Want Ads.
Brown Bros Shoe Store
Closed Today and Tomorrow

Brown Bros Shoe Store, at First Ave and Colum-
bia is closed today and goods will be sold until
Thursday morning
Inside the store behind the closed windows they
buster than bees re-arrangng the stock for the final
sale that will mark the end OF this pioneer shoe house.
Since the Quitting Sale opened, weeks ago.
good many thousand pairs OF Mems and Boys Shoes
have been Sold but the stock big TO begin with
that there plenty left for keen buyers
worthwhile bargains.
Now here is piece OF news for Shoe buyers: Mr. I.
Brown, owner OF the Y. & II. Shoe Store, on Second
Ave- going close his stock, too and quit bust
Second Ave. is the place for women's trade,
Mr. Brown has sent all the Mems Shoes down to the
Brown Bros store, First and Columbia. With the
addition of this fine stock OF Mems Shoes the Brown
Bros store will be able offer greater bargains than
ever, and also in Thursday with good
ment of sizes
Look for details of this great final Shoe Sale in
these columns 1t will be worth your while
read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
Lewis Put Out of
Race by Cilroy

r. p. Lewis was practically elm.
mated from the running for first
place in Class n Of the city cham.
pionship three-cushion billiard
tournaments at Brown a. Hulens
last night when he met defeat at
the hands OF Johnny Gilroy. Is to
Il. in SO frames. Cilroy made two
runs OF three
The same fate met J. A. Scotland
hy his loss Of n game 10 Harry
Young. IS TO 81. In GO innings.
scoilard had chance 20 bend off
Iack Ball IN Class G by winning.
Now ". ~ X. LeAry IL Balls lone
enigma
Bert Smith gave a good exhibi.
ton In handing a 25-to-is defeat 10
liver Henning in ~ frames. Smith
made hts first 20 points in 25 In.
nings. had two runs OF three and
one OF four.
Tonight Fred Rivers. leading in
Glass y. meets Ray I,ogue. Jack
HALL. In front In Glass G. plays II.
l.. HelwiR. and Art Basel and Sam
stone. tied for first in Glass d.
meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
I'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS
SEATTLE
DROPS
OPENER

superb fielding on the part OF
Wotell and Papa. who made sen.
sational traps OF everything the CT
ants got beyond the infleld yester.
day afternoon, together with an err
rur by Barth In the sixth frame.
which started an avalanche OF
runs. cost Seattle the first game of
the weeks series with the Nancon-
yer Champs by score OF 10 !.
Altho they floated across the
plate with all the speed Of n log
wagon. the Giant hltters we're IN.
able TO connect with Hen Hunts
offerings. and II was not until the
sixth frame that they showed on
the score board. The lone run vas
put over when killilay drew "a pass
and Raymond aud Heatty put him
around the circuit with singles II
started nothing, however and. with
seven runs against them, the star
Of the Giants had already set
The Champs drew first blood IN
the fourth inning when Wotell
pranced home on the ihrow.ln OF
Drinkers long fly and Mccarl
walked I'm when Thomas walked
Bro,tem. with all stations full.
In the sixth the deluge came.
Brinker and Moore singled. Cole
man shot line drive 90 Earth. but
the Peggy person was apparently
off his feed. He fooled around
with the pin few seconds too
long and missed a great chance for
aAt4l.fa. Ax fgaaglN0n fhAVI and
pegging 10 Beatty 20 catch Cole.
man After Glslason and Brottom
singled and Hunt doubled. four
runs getting across In the melee.
Raymond lerkej Thomas and al
bonner took UP the burden.
Wotell's single brought I'm the fifth
run OF the session, before Homer
got down tn cases Rud retired the
side and aeld taom runlesa for the
reat u the game.
Papri made wonderful one
hand catca Of peatty's drive. pick
ing Il OF the fence and robhlng So
attic Of run. and y little later ne
scoopef up Smithn drive luti rs
Il was hitting The grass tops. check
ing tao rihnerr Wotell was every.
where. picking them out ~ the air
like magiclnn picks phCncy
money out OF Il. aud GlKlascn nlfo
had his fielding eye. robhing Barth
Of hit when he scooped M an al.
most impossible Rrounder and
mailing Barth al first.
II was a great game n unsatls-
factory-to Seattle.
The same teams will clash at }
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
200 BABIES ENTER
OPENING CONTEST

Two hundred babies will be
entered in the opening contest of
Better Babies" at Georgetown
Wednesday. Examinations will be-
gin at 10 o'clock, and will continue
until 9.
Other district contests will be
held daily until every Seattle infant
has had a chance TO be adiudged the
most perfect in America.
Great interest Is being manifested
by mothers turnout the city In the
contests. Mrs. Nelson u. Paul, 565l
23rd ave. s., Will enter triplets, 40
months old. in the contest,at Column
bia school Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
SWIMMER HURT

SAN FRANCISCO. April 81
When the automobile Ia which he
was riding turned turtle in Golden
Gate park last night. Walter Pom
eroy. member OF the Olympic Ath-
letic club and holder % several
Coast swimming records. sustain
ed fractured skull and other in.
juries which. Il Il feared. will prove
fatal. Other occupants Of the ma.
chine were slightly injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
WINS
FROM SPOKANE

VICTORIA. u. C.. April 27.-Be.
fore a crowd OF 5000 fans the Vic.
toria Bees opened their season ON
the home grounds Yesterday after
noon by dragging the standard OF
the Spokane league leaders In the
dust TO the tune OF 3 10 ,. The US.
ual opening tormalities We're oh.
served with the mayor and the act
ing premier OF British Columbia az
sisting Victoria broke up the
game in the second inning By scor.
ing eight runs. when browning, al
lowed five hits. walked one man
and hit two with the ball. Wicker
replaced him and held the Bees
runless after the second inning.
Spokane ......0 ? 90 0 o o Ga
Victoria ......1 1000 900 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
|\WOLGAST TO FIGHT FRED WELSH IN May
ANNUAL BOWLING TOURNEY STARTS TONIGHT
Raymond Must Chop
Down Team to Ia Men
by End of This Week

ATOr entirely result OF his poor showing yesterday, but
IN also account OF the player limit which requires that
Southwestern league down IL by the end
this weeks play Pitcher Thomas given his walking
bpers by Manager Raymond last night Thomas has failed
show anything sensational his several times and
necessary TO drop him 20 make way for Lott, who
III arrive in day from St Louis try the
bound Tor Seattle,
Lott toued real pitcher although his record shows
Rat is wild times lie is a Salwar German lad.
han six feet tall and said To have world OF speed II
n hook up the control with il he will he valuable add
N 70 the Seattle squad
i There Is on the team and when lotz
las there will he DROP which is causing uneaS
lis in certain quarters Raymond says he does
Sow as where the lightning IS going to~strke IL is
Ikh he will let out Kelly, and Bonner and Mails
OF their berths may I've that young Rose the nervy
,ngster who has shown all kinds OF stuff. will be OF
Nj. uufortunates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
Annual Tourney
Starts Tonight

with 10 Seattle teams. four from
Vancouver and strong delegation
from the BelllnghRm Elks entered,
the fourth annual Potlatch bowling
tournament will get under way At
the Imperial alleys tonight al 5
O'Clock All indications point 10 the
most snccessful tourney yet held, as
rivalry ia keen and the bowlers are
In tlp-top form.
Six local five-man teams will
start the merry war tonight. as fol
lows:
Alley No. ]. Bush & Lane Piano
Co: alley No. 2. Kozooks; alley No.
., Bismarcks. alley No. 4, seattles.
alley No s. Mack's Colts; alley No.
6. New Richmond hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
GRIMM CLEANS
UP EVERYTHING

cENTRALIA. April 27.-Thers
was almost nothing TO Il but Grimm
at tho intsrclass meet OF the Cen
tralia high school. when William
Grimm. member q the famous
Grimm family OF athletes. took frs,
place in the high jump. broad jump,
pole vault. shot-put. high aud low
hurdles. discus throw and i00-yard
dash. and second place In the jaw.
elm throw The seniors won with
CO points. the sophs we're second
with %. tho Juniors third with -,
and the freshmen fourth with TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
RINGS SURPRISE
BROADWAY RACE

VIE race in the Broadway high
tennis tournament narrowed
down 10 Percy Chamberlain,
c oliver. Werner Jameson and
.rshall Allen yesterday afternoon.
lowing the playing OF the fourth
ind. In which they defeated their
ponents. Each OF these men Is
beet to three challenges. and II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
Taking HER to the Ball Game

Sumner got one run which tied the
score. O'Brien got four hits in the
eighth and put over four runs.
The final score was 8 TO In favor
OF O'Brien. The batteries: For
SUMNER. Bonney and lIill For
OBrien-Cochrane and Cochrane.
O'Brien plays the Seattle Aerisls
next Sunday at OBrien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
I. NC MAKES GOOD
e A aACksTOR

tH ARR. KING. the new backstop'
II who came from Pendleton.
ore. worked his first SANG
! Yesterday aud gave a good account
A \ himself, regardless OF the fact
kat the luck was all against him.
n H. did not figure in the hit col
!. kn, but he played his position as
he understood what was expected
!, \ him. and on several occasions,
khen there was demand for use
L \ bean, he showed that he had
|, A on his shoulders. Also. tho the
n column doesn't show u, Jack
!, nth. the new man. laid down what
h1uld have been a great hit, just
faen Il was needed. II Papa had
81 done the next to impossible and
rabbed II of after a great run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
SEASON OPENS MAY |

Telephone inquiries have been
pouring in on Harry Ref. county
game warden. regarding tho SUI
preme court decision on the fish
code. Ref wants the public to
know that the fish code has nothing
whatever to do with the game laws.
The trout season will open May l.
The season for bass. perch and
croppie closes May and will open
again June 10 and remain open un.
III the close OF the trout season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

The BeImonts defeated the
Transportation Club by the score
OF 8 to 4. The Transportation boys
took four runs in the sixth inning
I'D Michaels caught long drive to
left field, With three men on bases
and made q perfect peg home.
getting his man. Thru error, The
Star had this score turned around
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
F()I'
PIPING
,EAlEY RAYMOND
FEELING HIS OATS

EALEI RAYMOND - all set
mp today over the fact that
21.--AH he made four hits in yester-
|ute frnuRy's game. and. considering the
|. q, ,ht arcity OF those articles, no one
an blame him. Tealey simply had
)" s eye. and every time he touched
|-,ha- -. e ball Il fell safe. but not when
could do any good in the way OF
Ia TOD. i'm getting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
ElSER DELL
rCHES GREAT GAME

n SPITE OF the fact that his
team was licked. Welser Dell,
former Seattle pitcher. twirled
reat game for Brooklyn yester-
and held the New York Giants
IN 20 six hits. Dell Is showing
4 4 form this season and Viii
te good in the big bush n things
on breaking for him anything
they have I'm the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
HINTS FOR YOUNG PITCHER--NO. 6

All you young pitchers better be
sure you have a straight ball that
is straight ball IT'S pretty use
full thing 10 have when it's right
and should be practlced until Il will
take the groove every time. Use
the overland delivery. letting the
ball leave She hand with the same
pressure on all :ingeru aud this
pressure not too hard. tFig. -
Keep the fingers on top Of the ball
with thumb underneath. iFig. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
TIGERS GATHER
HOME OPENER

TACOMA. April 27.-with Mayor
A. V. Fawcett on the Hill and
President Bob Birwett behind the
bat for the first ball, the Tacoma
Tigers opened :ha,r h1lae season
yesterday Dv defeating the Aber
deem Black Chtb by score OF 10
2. Botn Melkle and Kaufman
twirled good games. Tightening UP
in the pincaos and preventing ad-
ditlonal scoring when the chances
looked good.
Aberdeen 40 A01l0 o 0 %
Tacoma ......l o 0 0 . . r--3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
DUWAMISH WINS IT

The Duwamish team took the
Fosters nine into camp at Duwam-
ish yesterday afternoon by a score
OF 10 10 In snappy contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

successful IN the challenge matches.
will be selected 10 represent Broad.
way. When oliver defeated Jordan
yesterday he surprised EN- all. as
Jordan Is popularity regarded as the
best racquet wielder In the school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

which was harder fought than the
score would indicate. The Duwam-
ish team has open dates for num-
Der OF fast teams. For games adj
dress George Smith. Duwamish, or
phone Sidney Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

Eeatn. .....o ooole 81
Vancouver .......--o osota 0 81
SUMMARY Tso- base hits Raymond,
iawrack Hunt saryifirs hit-ktng
aarr4fire thinker stolen base gls-
InAsn struck nut.-By Thomas l. bF
Homer !. bF Hunt ! Bases on balls
orr Thomas T. on Bonner o. OF Hunt
wild pitch-Thomas Hit by pitched ball
Hunt by Thomas Double plafs--Ray-
mand 90 nowSock 50 Beatty. barth 20
nssttv pitchers rummarv-s runs and
: hlt. of Thomas In 9 innings. l run and
hits OF Bonner In Innings Credit
victory 20 Hunt. charge defeat 20 Thomas.
Tlms-itft tmpir. Casey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
IA u

Germ ,
ors hasl
y late
ording
deusndl
forwarI
allan go
mmediat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

A. New York . Washington g.
~ Boston >. Philadelphia :
A. Detroit I. ~ Louis
- Chicago -. cleveland !.
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i: n

a cosore
ay In COZ
articles 1
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|DIlOwed
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

There was a good attendance at
the game SUNDAY between Sumner
and O'Brlen at O'Brion. The Wis.
itors scored one run I'm the third
inning and O'Brlen came back with
two runs. the score remaining 70
/ until the first 81 the eighth, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

The New system Wet Wash base
ball team defeated the National
Billiards at Woodland Park by a
score OF TO o. Buggart. on the
mound for the New system. allow.
ed three hits and struck out "a.
while five hits were made off
Treseie OF the Billiards Batteries
for the New System. Buggart and
Torgeson. for Billiards. Tressle
and Scott. The New System would
like To arrange games with the
fastest teams in the city Games
can be arranged AT SpauldlnS's. or
call Q. A. "a between ) and 6 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
NAl..a1eu
Oia,,ilo,,tD

The maIestIes defeated the Port
Blakeley team at Woodland park
Sunday. 10 TO ?. Danforth. the Ma.
jestie shortstop. connecting for a
home run and double. Torgeson
catcher. and Merrill. at second. play.
ed fine bali. The Majestics want
games with teams averaging is 10
rs years. the Tigers or Georgetown
Cubs preferred Phone Geo. Abrams,
Ballard 1885. Wednesday between
$40 and 7 p. m. or write 6i5 W.
a3rd 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
IEplHAI IIAnIN
COAST LEAGUE

I8FFW' " HF~F u
A. Seattle vancouver 7
a, Victoria =. spokHns
A. Tacoma 2. Aberdeen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

- Broosiyn a Baltimore 4.
A. Ss-ark . Buffalo ,.
A. Chicago 2. Kansas city o.
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A. South Park Sunday. the South

AZ ooutn rafS SUNDAY tnc DOWN
Park Seconds took the Aloha team
into camp TO the tune OF 10 TO ..
Ozar. South Parks twirler. was too
much for the visitors. allowing
them only two free transportati0ns
and three scattered hits, and II OF
the visitors fell victims 20 the
strike-out route. Haas. who twiri.
ed for Aloha. had plenty OF smoke.
but was Wild and Ineffective. 40
was replaced in the seventh by
Convict. a lanky South paw. was
was touched for three hits and
three runs. South Park has signed
for the home grounds from 10 5
for MAY .. and would like 10 hear
from some fast junior team. The
Geralds would receive n hearty
welcome. Phone n. West al sid.
nev 1859.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

The LskevIe~s won a fast game
from the Bellevue team by u score
OF Q to Z. Batteries for Lakeviow
were Pane. Potts and Holbrook
for Bellevue. Grany. Sullivan and
Mallek. Teams averaging 15 years
call Ed Holbrook for games, Raj.
nler $50 ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

The team OF the No. fire station
beat the Fourth Battalion team at
Woodland park Monday morning.
IL 20 IL. Barry. Adams and Wife.
man were the battery for the station
men. and Smullin and Robson for
the Battalion. Smullln walked sir
men In two innings. Acting Chief
Carmichael umpired. and Tate Van
Mason lost a dollar on the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

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and knf
purpo |
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been n
Scan{
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Keystone Giants defeated the
Stacy Shown team. Sunday by a
score OF 4 TO 2. Both pitchers.
Wright for the Keystones and VIII
son for the Showus. showed sreat
form, and the score was a seesaw
until the fifth. when tho Showns
gained one run 20 the good IN the
OF the ninth. with the
score 80 in showns' favor. Austin
started the fireworks for the Key
stones, which gained two scores
and won the game
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by. +. I'll
la .o,,l
80.
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|ata anal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

Wilson's Business College de-
feated the Battersby & Smith team
Sunday BY the score OF 10 3. The
features Of the game we're the
splendid pitching Of both Bailey Of
the College and Peters OF Batters-
BY & Smith. and the heavy hitting
Of Joe WEIGH, who got timely
three.base hit. with two men on,
Battersby & Smith was the only
amateur team 10 defeat the Seattle
league team. Any fast out-Oftown
teams desiring a game with WI.
sons will be favored by communi-
eating with f. p. We'ch, 30s Alas.
ka building. Seattle.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-19
For Acid Stomachs
Use Magnesia
Stops Sour Burning Feeling and
Makes Digestion Painless.

Quickly Stops Sour Burning Feeling and
Makes Digestion Painless.
The almost universal use Of magnesia
by physicians and specialists in the
treatment Of stomach troubles, is due
to the fact that itstops food fermenta-
ton and neutralizes the acid-the direct
cause of nearly all stomach troubles.
OF the many forms OF magnesia such
as oxides. citrates. carbonates. sui
pilates, ETC., the most suitable and ef-
ficient, and the one prescribed by lead
ing specialists, is bisurated magnesia, a
of which in a little warm
water Immediately after eating will in
stantly neytralize the acid, stop fer
and thus ensure painless,
normal digestion. Care should be
taken to get bisuratsd magnesia. as its
action Is infinitely more effective. It is
also. by the way. usually stocked by
Mcbride & Will Drug Co., or druggists
in convenient compressed tablets, as
well as in the ordinary powder form.
Stomach sufferers and dyspeptics who
follow this plan and avoid the use Of
pepsin. charcoal. soda minis. drugs and
medicines are invariably astonished, to
find that the stomach relieved Of the
irritating, acid and gas. soon regains
its normal tone, and can do its work
alone without the doubtful aid Of ar
tificial digestants. G