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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

The Tribune notes that miss Lem
on, OF Wisconsin, has arrived" and
the inference is that some Cracker
swain will furnish the "ade."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

keying with them. This win give rs
Eastern time, which we should have,
and there should be no more confus.
ing changes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

The Arcadia News calls for "live
wire" for State Superintendent Of
Public instruction. We can furnish
the man.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

Let's all pull ourselves together for
supreme effort to make 1919 the
biggest, best and most progressive
year Lakeland has ever seen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

Hillsborough Is to enforce the COM
pulsory education law after January
let. It is a mighty fine law where
needed. In this community, however
It would affect a remarkably small
number OF children. It is almost i'm
possible to find a child Of school age
here who is not attending school. fa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

WANTED-HANDY MAN for garden,
painting and carpentering work,
white or colored; S12 weekly. 1915
South Florida avenue. 1886
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27
viii they carve Turkey at the Peace
Tablet

They say II a man had half dozen
hams and few sacks Of potatoes
over in Berlin he could buy his way
to the rulership of the country.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

Hasn't been tramp about the place
since we acquired q pile Of large
sound. knotty oak logs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

Among other obsolete things Of the
good old days the water wagon vii
soon take Its place.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

The editor of the Arcadia News is
laid up with the flu. He ought to be
able to Sweat It out promptly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

Having negotiated attacks Of the Flo
Flo and the flu flu, and survived both,
we are now up and doing, with heart
for any fate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

WANTED-Good paper hanger to do
work by contract, Call a. 8256
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

FOR SALE-Good horse, wagon and
harness. See W. D. Edwards, P. @.
Building. 1857
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-27

Next Tuesday night we get the
clocks forward an hour, and then we
hope there will be no further mon
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
Holt County Contributes 10 salvation
Army Fund.

The Salvation Amy H. putting On 9,
campaign fund 10 assist In the expense
Of It's war work. The amount asked
for II five million dollars. The quota
for Missouri is S2OO.0O0, and Holt
county's quota was ST. 900.
Rev. Goodalc, of 81. Louis. came into
Holt county last week and held meet
ings at Maitland, Mound City. Forest
City and Craig, winding up his cam
paign with "A meeting at Oregon, Sun
day evening. As u result of these
meetings the quota for Holt county
was more than raised.
The meeting at Oregon was a great
success. II was held in the court house
park, and "A large audience listened at
tentivcly to an eloquent address on the
causes Of the war, and the work of the
various organizations in caring for our
soldiers in camp and field. l.um Pat.
terson's New Point band gave con-
cert before the meeting, rendering n
program Of sacred and patriotic music
which was greatly appreciated.
Monday morning committee. head
ell by Revs. Hand, Meyer and Johnson,
started canvass and more than $500
was subscribed to the fund, putting the
county well over the thousand dollar
mark,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

lie Havre France, June Is, WIS.
The Holt County Sentinel. oregon
Mo.--Dear Friends: ] arrived safely
in Londan, after a trip of Is days. We
had d fine trip, good weather all the
time, except for two days, and J wa,
just a little scasick only one day. There
we're 20D men and = women IN our
party. We had classes in French and
European history and two hours mile
tary drill each day. spent four day 5
in Londaon, seeing the sights most OF
the time. Sunday | went to church IN
Westminster Abbey. We arrived here
yesterday and will be sent from here
out TO our posts in few days. Inc
weather has been fine. II is quite
cooler than at home this time of year,
and the nights are very cool. We have
10000 American soldiers in France
who have not been touched by the y
NJ. e. A.. and need / 900 more secrc.
taries right now, so | am very glad
came. There seems to be plenty Ct
food in this part Of the country. Meals
cost from 30 cents to S1.5O.
No one can tell how long this wal
Is going to last, but IL will continue
until we whip the Germans 30 hard
that they won't want to fight again fol
100 years.
With love and best wishes to all my
friends. Sincerely yours. -
T.. \. CLAGETT.
American Y. NJ. &. A., II Rue dAgucs
sean, Paris, France.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
I,usy I,,.Clas.if,inp,

clerk kunkcl and his associates ~
the local draft board, are n very busy
set Of fellows just at this time. re-.
classifying those assigned TO the var
ious classes from the first rcgis,rn.
ton. and also classifying those from
the last registration Of June :. 1918.
With the contingent of s? summoned
10 leave Friday, July 20, only viii
remain in the original Al class, but
II h thought the Reconsideration will
argument the list fully 100 or more,
With the last contingent of ;? and the
. that have volunteered, II brings the
total up 10 AGO who have joined the
colors from Holt county--is0 Of whom
are drafted men. The land, sea and
air Is represented In their cnlistmcnts,
This means that about one out of every
thirty Of our population has joined the
colorS, and are ready 10 do their part
In Kidding the world of Kaiscrism. May
every one Of these come back.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
Rural Motor Express
Lines for Missouri.

All county officials and good roads
enthusiasts interested in the improve
ment of our public highways are urged
by the State Highway Department To
cooperate with the Highways Trans
port Committee Of Missouri which is
under the direction Of the National
Council of Defense. The purpose Of
this committee is to encourage the cs-
Establishment Of Rural Motor Expr =
service" and Return Loads Bureaus.
Members of the committee are distrib-
uted throughout the state as follows:
A. c. Mckibbin, chairman, Jefyer.
son City.
George A. Mahan, Hannibal.
T.. 4. King, st. Joseph.
r. I. Conger, Kansas City.
W. II. Powell, Sedalia.
Wallace c. Capen, st. Louis.
]. NJ. McNulty, Neosho.
The active cooperation Of CONNER
cial clubs is desired. The Rural Motor
Express lines will carry farm, orchard
and garden products to the cities and
towns and will bring back to the farm
merchandise purchased by producers.
The principal object Of this is to en-
able the farmer to spend practically
all his time on the farm producing food
during the present national crisis. The
Return Loads Bureaus, established in
towns of 1000 and over, will provide
clearing houses for retail merchants
and wholesalers, so that q truck de-
livering produce in the city will be
provided with a return load. Thirty
five of the leading cities of the United
States have already organized Return
Loads Bureaus and tremendous ton
mage is now being hauled by Rural
Motor Express Lines, greatly relieving
railroad congestion. Owners of motor
trucks now being operated in this
county are urged to enroll with the
Highways Transport Committee at JEFF
ferson City. The establishment of
Rural Motor Express lines and Return
Loads Bureaus will be welcomed in
this section.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
important Meeting,

One of the most important meetings
in the history of the Southern Meth
odist church will be held in ST. Louis.
Mo-. beginning July 80, when all of
the presiding elders of the st. Louis.
Missouri, Southwest Missouri. Illinois
and Denver conferences will meet to
consider plans for the great Mission
ary Centenary of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, South.
Besides the presiding elders, the mis-
sion boards of these conferences and
their lay leaders and district lay lead
crs have been invited to be present. a
large number Of pastors and leading
iaymen Of the church have also signi-
lied their intention Of being present.
This will he the second regional con-
ference held in the interest of the
great drive to arouse the church to an
interest in microscopy prayer. stew
ardship and tithing. During the next
five years the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, expects to raise the
large sum Of S35.OOO.0O0, which will
be devoted to war work, home and for
cign missions and church extension.
Throughout the entire church, minis.
tcrs and laymcn have already taken
hold Of the tremendous task TO make
the great undertaking successful and
latest reports are to the effect that tho
asked for amount and more will be
contributed
At the IT. Louis meeting men oi
wide experience and noted orators will
deliver addresses.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

The sunday school Il, o:ij Is a good
place to he. The sermon hour II in
the evening, after the Y. l.. a. service,
which il at T:3O p. m.
The Young Peoples Alliance will
meet in the Evangelical church at I:3O
p. M, and Mrs. VIM. Hanna will he
the leader The topic is Lessons from
favoritc Psalms.
The Quarterly Conference Of the
Evangelical church will bc held Fri
day, July %. The communion service
viii he held in the tabernacle in sta.
lcy'S grove, northwest of Oregon. near
the Benton church. The program for
this occasion will appear next week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
Plenty of Nlnnex.

The bank statements published in the
various papers of the county last week
shows that while there was a large
amount on deposit on June IS. 1918.
they had not 80 much on deposit by a
round million a they had at their las;
previous statement. made in March.
The amoupt on deposit In March was
Si.O6l,3 while that made on June
IS. vas s3.Ol1,3O7. This withdrawal
is largely due TO investments in Lib
cr;y Bonds in May which amounted
to s575,6jO, and the Red Cross sub
scriptions. also in May, of Sis,790.
In addition to these factors in the
reduction Of deposits, there has been
an increase in the land transactions
for the first six months Of 1918 a COM
pared with that Of the same period in
1917 of nearly a million dollars. The
chattel transactions for the same per-
ioi were about practically the same
in 1917 they amounted to Slsl ,Gg6. and
in 1918 they were SlSS,556.
This condition will be remedicd
largely, we think, as soon as the new
wheat, now coming in, has been fully
marketed a. we look for little to W.
held by the farmers, the price having
been fixed by the government.
In juno, 1917, at the time of the III.
ing of the bank statements, there wa.
S2.7O3.3sO on deposit, while for June
i9is. We had S3.Ol7 ,"O7 in those bank
an increase uf S3l3.g21.
The amounts held on deposit by the
various hanks Of the county. June Is
IptS
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
Highland Items.

Ladies' Club met at Mrs. Frank
outs, July 10. Those present were:
) =. Deglow, Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Ben
toE Mrs. Earl Benton. Mrs. Norris,
Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Stout and Misses
Ata Stansberry, Valla Deglow and
Julia Cunningham. Next meeting
will be at Mrs, Fosters, July "a.
Mrs. Chas. Weiman, Miss Olinda
and Miss Friede OFT were shopping in
st. Joseph, Thursday.
Mis-. =. II. Hanna and Alice have
gone to It. Joseph for a ten days visit
and left her old man to batch.
Earl Benton and family and Bryan
motored to s., Joseph, Monday.
Clifford Norris and wife spent
Sunday with her parents, Ed Kunkel
and family.
Sunday being James Cordrey's
birthday, his neiehbors and friends
took him by sunrise. About so were
there and had fine time; the table
just groaned witt good things. All
left wishing him many more birthdays.
Ray Hindman and family and
Miss Mable Sarlett, of Fairfax, were
among those that vi.ited at James
Cordrey's, Sunday.
BETTY BLUE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

The discovery for Home Treat
ment for Consumption. Can be used
in your home without any disadvant-
age; non-poison and non-drug form.
ing habit. This treatment works d.
rectly on the tubercular germs: con.
sists Of an inhaler and local spplica.
tion. Has proven satisfactory Ia cases
where It has been tried For further
information, call or address s. =.
Field, Forest City, Mo-.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

-lost--A 3Ox3i. automobile tire
and rim. tail light and license NJ.
g52T5. Finder please return to !. T..
Wilson and receive reward.
For Salc---Somc extra good Rel.
polled Bslls; registered. Call on or
address c. a. Zachman. Oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
The STATE Fair,

Scdalin, No., July iS.-Thc organi-
Zation of the Great Western Circuit
of state Fairs" "a comprehensive and
harmonious alignment Of all the "CoIn
bcl,' State Fairs to insure closer and
more effective cu.opciatiun, has elm.
mated that old-timo huo.duo, the zone
day fair"--now all of the auxiliary
members Of this circuit have 80 build
cd their programs rs to make every
day Of their annual exposition u full,
complete estate Fair Day" Missouri's
mammoth State Fair and Exposition,
that is first in this years circuit. and
viii be on August iO-i1, fully eXcm-
piiiics this new plan.
Opening on Saturday, Aug. 10. great
musical programs I'LL Sunday afternoon
and night, leading up to big Mon
day" which, besides being Govern
or's Day" will also bc Auto Race
Day" with seven of Americas most
noted champion dirt track pilots con-
tractcd to compcte-cach for himself
alonc--for the rich prizes offered.
Team work Is absolutely eliminated
each pilot l. strictly on his own merits
and will win or lose. according Ia
what's IN him.
Here IL the list of auto race drivers
contracted for MisSouri's Big Monday.
and the names Of the machine they
will pilot:
Earl Cooper in "a Stutz: D'Allccn.
a Marmon; Louis Disbrow. with his
Fiat tsalnc machine he used at Toron.
To last week In Junc); CASTOR Chevro-
let, u Chevrolet special; Jerry Wonder
Itch. in u Marquette Buick; Cliir Wool.
my. a Ducscnbcrgcr; Jack Durant, in
his famous Sunbeam.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

Some of the members of the Oregon
Rcbckah lodge of this city were guests
OF the Ecbckah lodge Of Craig on
Thursday evening Of last week. July
IL. aud they returned in crstacics over
the royal manner in which they were
treated by their sister lodge. They
witnessed the installation of the Craig
officers. and also the comforting of
the beautiful Rcbckah degree by the
Craig lodge, which has the reputation
of having one Of the best degree team,
in our state. Following the work Of
the lodge, an enjoyable lunch was
served, and they drove back home in
cars, simply dcc-lightcd with their
visit.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

The total deposits held by the var
ious banks in the various cities OF our
county whore there are two or more
banks. are ~ follows:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
Notice.

All persons indebted to the old firm
Of Moore 4 Kreek by note, or account,
will please call and settle at once, with
Mrs. Emma Moore or H. E. Kreek.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

u the Cti1,uS Bans 81 Oregon. Mo. ~.
,ifrguu. state NJ Missouri. ~ the rlu," -
business On the 9Th dav NJ June ip,
uuhi>hcd IN TIE Holt County ~rutiur. f,
Irv.piprr printed Ind published 81
,irry,iu. state ~ Missouri. on the t9tM ut.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

Extra large assortment Of used
First Glass Fords for sale.
COOK & FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

II you have lost an automobile num-
Der call at this office and get 1t.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-19

Extra large assortment Of used
First Glass Fords for sale.
COOK 4 FOSTER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
IRELAND DOES NOT
FAVOR HUNS, BUT
SOME IRISH Do So
Wacht am Rhein, Anthem of
Barbarism, Is Frequently Heard
in Dublin Following Arrest OF
Sim Fem Leaders.

Dublin July ireland .s not pro
German, declare ala the Irish lcad
crs. TINT there IS % considerable, o'c.
mout loo dublin, cork. and other
Irish cities, TINT is ready to rry 81
ib, Hum at every opportunity
During tho week following tie ur-
vest of lrr Valera uud tnc uthct Suu
lrm leaders. the strains ut the
watch ON the Rhine were, Iry
Iu,ntll nrtrd uu Dublin s,roots auus
hN small crowds uf Siun Tcin sym
u1thilrr- 10 haas u,cn frequently re-
corded that Irish huodluma lt tho
motug picture thcatrrs haze hissoi
pictures OF Brittsu aud NnicricuW Hui
iluts and sailors, AMI 20 lott"r tu n
i'uhln news paper THIS w1cl, states
THAT t WoNlus picture audience cheer
,i g picture 81 the medal cast hy tho
t,'t m,,na to rumm,nyr'', tho sinh
lur of tho Lus,ltn,J
ON, 1r the most rymnrEahlc arou,s
Which Tho Associated Press poirys-
puud,ut Witnessed u Duhltu was tho
,uthusIaajiy rh,.riu. of q JlIp-ioad
uj Grrmuu informed prisoners hu
were nriup takun ftOm q camp tn l,
Iuud ,p rlup ou the Isle of Nllu
rrpvi OF scyrpl hundred u,r.ous.
moatl, wearing sim f,tu rpiurs amt
wn,tut Siuu trIu flags, stood uu ,liu
luu, and sans the SIM T,uI $50
.Urr.' suuu" 500 the departing prie.
uD,,. \Iyuy col tho mrmh,r. of th,
.r,vI ,.r, relatives by murrue. #
m, .rt,rr,d .I,opy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
UNCLE SAM ALIVE
TO MILITARY NEED
OF GOOD ROADWAYS
Secretary of Agriculture Says
Government Recognizes, How
ever, the Building of Non-essen-
tial Roads Should be Postponed.

Washington - g., juno 20. Go
ornmoutal arouoic, dealing with hisI
Wu' problems fully lrroEnIl' Oh"
vital militar. aud economic ltuport.
noe OF roads according tp a. letter
from Secretary OF Agriculture, Hou4.
ton 10 Arthur n Fleming ,uct OF
lhc state councils section, Council %.
National Defense
administers thc federal uld road act.
stated also that the government ror-
ogui2cs that D. tb necessary 20 con
struct reconstruct on maintain roads
essential for military dhd vital eco.
nomIc purposes aud To- defer action
on roads not OF this class, and that
% is desirable wherever possible, tp
uso local materials for roud building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

entertainments past or for future pro
auction
khnki.,lud duCkmcu p|rrspir,i o''
the Job ot arr;tngiur, these moruttii'
ol baggage INTO sl,ugs. huisttuE Them
ON board the steamer, and stovInH
the stun away In the hold
Tho train with the German end
Austrian travellers arrived an the a.
ton across the road from the rlvC.,
and WAS chccrcd by the crowd om
side the gates. Handkerchief woi,
waved hy tho women and the uru-
uncrs waved back out of the train
windows
Several time the crowd made o.
rush towards tho puaysidr. bat the
military ana police allowed no on
tram" 10 the dock sheds and th"
crowd of onlookers finally took w
positions ON top of lumber piles lower
down tho river wall whore tho bugt
could bc seen and chccrcd us ~ start.
cd down thu river
Sim Fem scurfs and ribbons woro
worn hy most OF tho women iu the
crowd. \ similar crowd quickly col
lcrtod ON tho south wall, across th"
river. whore the mon rud vompu ..uIH
over ana oycr the Slim Fciu song. aro
rhcorcd Themselves noHrs, as th" do
purtcos were brought onto tho decks
of the steamer
Then suddenly a., strains uJ % i,i.s
'lna. plJNIu. o. JI.Il,s oft German
airs. llputpd out ou tho water. n
was the aliens camp hand Iu action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
$4,000 AUSTRIAN
SOLDIERS DESERT
TO THE ITALIANS

Camp h,.ruy. ~,u uioau ,II
Jun, Iuyutc Richard ku.l,l.
l''tn ncld 1rtlIgry o'allroruta Grl.
.llDsn rDcrutl. received word from Oh
nephew vino has been ruu~crlptrd
iut" tue Austrian army. thai hr and
lhuu, D.. uuu other Austrian .oliirr-
bad a'.'rt"l and walEcd into 900
Italian camp about tou weeks ago
aud now were lrhtlur with th"
allie.
Both tucich and his nephew were
born 100 ualm1tiu. uf STAY Italian
percentage hut the nephew was forced
to DEht ON the side which ltd mot
have hls sympathics The uncle.
helms 900 America. chose }u fight Tor
freedom though lac was opposing q
relative Nov he IS rejoicing thai
hIs nephew ia 'uu the right sld,
o. iN" present war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
JAPANESE SEEK TO
EXTEND RIGHT TO
VOTE IN EMPIRE
Demands That Suffrage Be En-
larged in Keeping With Prog
resi- of the Age Are Made by
Opposition Party.

Nagoya, Japan. July l.-Demauds
that that right 20 vote be extended 900
Japan IN with the prog
rets4 Of tho ago were adopted at O.
meeting recently Of the constitutional.
or opposition party. Some 5000
members representing eleven prov
lncos were present. and Viscouut Is
20. formerly foreign minister. tho
president OF the party. presided Tho
franchise dcmund ~ OF interest DO
ctuse only a ANAL proportion OF
Japan's male population has. az pres
cut. tho RICH; Ca vote.
The resolutions also declared tha
Japnn'B diplomacy should be reform
ca. particularly with regard to China,
hnt IN view ot the war. naval arma-
monts should Doe replcnisacd. that rE-
tiouHl nance an economics bg
strengthened. that educational iusti
tutlOuH Lr Increased and improved
ana that thc circulation OF monc
and the price" ur commodities should
hc regulated
a manifesto was adopted Insisting
that iu lac, of the grave information
~ situation produced 10y the war. Tho
collapsc OF HuAH.u and the domestic
commotluu 10 china, Japan no
fixed polic,, audi 1lleging that tho
present government enjoys neither
prestige amouE tho powers nor CON
rdeucc among the Japanese them
selves.
The MANIFESTO continued Under
these circumstances. IL ~ mo- wonder
thnt Japnu's diplomacy ia fccbly con
Quoted. nor national defence program
not properly formulated, her finances
unadhIsted. the peoples rights
crampcd. and her socinl life not put
on a sound basis We are determined
10 do our best 90 secure a change OF
tho present cabinet 80 that the state
administration may bee conducted uu
the basis of sound public opinion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Eating meat regularly %cycntulil,
produces kidney trouble "a some form
or other. says a we'll kuown author
ity, because the uric acid boz meat cN-
worked got sluggish, clog M and
cuuso all sorts ur distress, particu-
Larry backachc ana misery IN tn" kid.
ney region. rheumatic twing"s. Sc
we're ~hacknchos. 1cid stomach, consti.
patton. torpid liver, slooplessncss,
bladder ana urinary irritation
Tho moment your back hurts o,
Kidneys aren't acting right, or II
bladder bothcrs YOU, get about foul
ounces ~ Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take tablespoonful IN Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

glass Old. water before breakfast for
20 SOW ur,. and your kiducys VIII
then l,t IIro THIS famous salts is
WpUc from IA" uctd of grapes aud
lennon juice combined with lithia
and has bcru used for generations to
flush ,lupruJ Kidneys aud stimulate
thcu. ro uurH1l activity, also 90 ueu
trtlise the acids in the urine $50 % NO
longer irritatoa. thus ending bladder
disorders
Jl, salts cannot mrurr anyone
makes o delightful pucrycsc,ut Uthia
water druh which millions ot men
and women take now ana hen 60
Keep the kiducys and urinary urrJu-
clean. thu. avoiding serious kidney
disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
DOCTORS
FAILED TO help
But Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
moved the Cause of
this Woman's illness.

Worcester. Mass. - took Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a