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Evening journal., 1919-09-10
R H E U M ATS M
VAN UISHED
KNOW WHAT YOU TAKE
N. S. r. p.

Non Secret rheumatism Prescription
This famous prescription you md on
every bottle. No more aches, no more
pains. never fails 20 relieve sharp, shooting
pains IN the arms. legs side or soreness or
any part Of the body. II rarely fails 10
give relief the first day.
y. $. X. p. tNOn-Secret rheumatism
Prescription) will be found the most bene-
fetal treatment for rheumatism in all its
forms.
An uric acid destroyer. striking. as IL
does. directly 40 the cause. dissOlving the
uric acid In the blood, produces great bene-
ht I'm cases of congestion Of the Kidneys,
bladder troubles. sciatica. lumbago.
m you are suffering. don't delay. drop
an your oils and liniments. rheumatism
a. not "a skin disease. Get bottle; II will
only cost you soc and give the desired re-
lief IL contains no opiatcs. morphine. nor
any narcotic drug. Formula every bot
lie. We do not publish testimoniRiss All
druggists sell H. or order by mail.
Non-Secret Remedy Co,
1915 Fiibert street, Philadelphia, Pa
For sale at ,. NJ. Eckerd's Drug store.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
P0SLAM ENDS
SKIN SORENESS
And ERUPTI0NS

Poslam quickly and conveniently supplies
the prompt relief you seek for ailing skin.
the active help you need 10 be rid of PIN
Piles, Ia heal Eczema, TO drive away Rashes.
Redness aud 10 clear nhamed compilations.
To avoid further suffering try Poslam at
once. splendid test Is 20 apply to .
small affected skin surface az night and Ina
the morning look 10 sce how in1ammation
has subsidized how Improvement already
shows.
10 Emergency Laboratories, 2i3 West 41th
ST. New York City.
Urge YOUR skin 20 become clearer.
brighter. better by the daily use of Poslam
Soap. medicated with Poslam.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10

tree and let the boys strictly alone.
About o'clock Prissy said to coms
over and see them and the boys all
trooped over Mary Ellen's play table
was set with the twins best set OF
dishes and there were some wonderful
sandwiches and lots Of lemonade and
some cookies from Aunt Phoebc's
cOOky jar.
After The tea party they all had
lively game OF Bear.
"Billy ate as many cookies as any
one. said Peter.
"Aw They're prob'ly framln' up on
US right now" said Billy.
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
BREAKS WRIST In
FALL At CARNIVAL

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER Sept TO- Edward Scanlon.
son OF =. j. scanlon, aged about "a
years, while playing with two other
boys at the carnival grounds last eve
ming was thrown over the back OF one
Of the boys and In falling broke his left
arm Just above the wrist.
Governor Townsend has appointed
the observation-disclosures from Delaware
TO the sixth annual meeting Of the In
iernstsnal Association of industrial
Accident Boards and Commissions, to be
held at Toronto. Canada, September ~
PC: N0lley Murray. Selbyyillc. Harry
Mayer Dover; sylvester u. Townsend
and Charles II. Grantland. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10

And life be like a song.
II had never touched the wine
I'd be a man today,
But that was many years ago,
now I'm castaway.
-Nes. am crying. lady, dear,
The tears are falling fast
I cannot help 10 when ] think
OF how I've spent the past.
Wei ! must say goodbye. and go,
You've sent a CLEAN today,
or blessed sunshine on my path
And cheered the poor tramp's way.
Perhaps we Will not meet again,
Here IN this world OF sin
But hope we'll meet up yonder.
Where they'll let the poor tramp In
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
Why This Mighty
Thousands Know, But Do Not Appre-
ciate The Extent of Its Leadership
Respect For Essex

And 10000 owners are daily giving thciy
cars opportunities to prove Essex worth.
Added to that are close to half million mosor-
lists who voice their admiration. The most
conservative and critical person having knowl
edge of the Essex is its sponsor.
Evening journal., 1919-09-10
Essex Matches All
Requirements

There is ample evidence in every locality to
account for what people are saying for the
Essex.
1t has spoken for itself, just as we announced
It would have to do at the time it was put on
the market.
1t isn't necessary for us to say how fast an
Essex can be driven. We don't need to speak
Of its performance on hills or its comfort and
riding qualities. The car has proved itself.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

ON ACCOUNT too much other husl.
meas We are closing ont our SO .00C
gsock Of hardware and implements
tlcod crops, bes, location oin state for
Sardwsrc man, no othrr hardware store
bere might consider good alfalfa land
near oklahoma city Nell 4 Lewis
Hingsr, Okla
ROOT REER BARREL OUTFITS.
Oct into n hig paying buSineSs by IN.
Ota'iing one Of these large barrel out
fits We furnish them complete, In.
etudins formula to make your own
0rup. Easy monthly ra, ments Gros.
0An Fountain Co, Dallas. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18
ALFALFA FARM


VUY 20 ~ 100 ACRES. , miles from
WV 6YW station. ~ miles south.
w east NJ oklahoma city:
"a acres suhlrflgntci bottom. 50 acres
bottom. - acres In cultivation. ~ acres
In meadow. balance In pasture: fair 4
room house. barn. good wei Ani other
outhul.ilngs. all fenced and Gro r.
fenced. price $1,000. $1,000 cash will
handle u. N0u can't afford 10 rent when
Non can huy them Ike this Listing
uI-,
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REALTORS
rhon" Wnlnut y 2o9iq West Mnln 81
80 ACRES IN Washington county: 3
Wells complete with power; sur
rounded hy production: priced to sell
80 lluchins Estate Bldg
FREE NAP NNn PHOTOGRAPH
BlHkH'NNETT, TENAS
Showing worlds wonder oil field sent
absolutely fec upon request ASK for
BEowN-WORTH or co.
lOi's Main 81. lsrt Worth. Texas
Oil Production For Sale
~ acres In Alien field wells pro-
du lrg l-5 barrels per DAY
ifO acres. lease IN Twp %. II =
three wella producing rs barrels per
d1y, two oii.uts 20 drilI. details given
20 actual buyers only
COMMERCIAL TEt - 4 MORTGAGE
COMPASY.
Rooms s rul D. India Temple Bllg,
oklahoma tlty.
For SALE or TVNUE-Ouc huritch
"iNb nero cool lens" In llcnrye'ta
f,,d FOR Information. write John
Uouuchy. lI"nrycttn. ONn
GIr TINS RNRGAlS
5000 shares ~ GREAT AMERICAN
OIL STOCK FOR only cents per
share = ~ maHyy Dustin ONn.
VAST Sunm."s OF stock. VIII trade
G,ody rnr heh. lo,e'. modern lots, IS,
W,H Goai Phone Moro 100,
WILL pny - '"nis for 500 ~ coo Ne-
-.si 'r'i",I ai.ar ~, i = y E.f ''''' "'p''
AZ c.,,r TENS EMS "lI .,.i L.lSEs KIN, s.. c
ror'er ronu,n au or E,rhmec
.. ~ i'Nh' i'NfI !I.NSL~
M.rI l''' N'' lr ''l"i' bdy'nE'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

H-ROOM roomlng house, extra well
furnished; cheap Ient long lease; nl.
ohiahomRn.
TRADE with the owner, l4.room room
ing house to trade for farm land in
haStern part Of state Write or come
and see ". r Sellers, i2t West Noble
street. Okla CIty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

House and lot at Scottsburg. Ind. "a
trade for lots hero or good car. value
~ property 1850 II g.. Reid. 1894
East 9th, Maple 22l2
HAVE nice. level fruit farm In Ark
ansas. close 10 good town. fair i'm.
provcmcnts. and all IN fruit; viii deal
for home In Oklahoma CITY ard viii
assume some. here In n fine deal for
some that wants 10 go To Arkansas.
HALL. 2lj Liberty National
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18


- ncrcs good farming land II you
W.I BIOS ap.u - mules, hiru. ~.
wagon ard other trm articles. II Dale.
Hftiou. Okla
-Uo ACHES ~ locd sand, lard. IN acres
suh-irtig4fod. no waste l1ud. lN5 acre.
lu cultivation 10 acres fog pasture
living wHt"r 'u hog pasture. cross
forced W'h Bots dhry posts. small
nr.htll good y-r..u house. 7.roum
lousC. 4 good wells - miles north
Ehrghlrd. will sell at bargain II sold
boo thirty dlNs ol#F toms +. r.
Nuoucy, route g. blanchard. okla
FARMS, rus u"ssoS bought. sold, eN-
changed Wll'mtn EIVhe'rt. Okh
100 ACRES IN Cadlo county. , niles
from town. So nrrcs In cultivation.
81 grass 5.toow house. large barn.
snfi water. J., mile from school. on
GOOD road mail and phons line, must
t.l rN I,u'H'N le' price $500
8 COO cash. hnlnuc" easy; come nnd
scc CQurtncy & Drake. Phone 2t?.
Nr'dnrkc Okla
FARMS SCAR CITY with possession
30 acres improved. level land, i2,75n;
30 acres. dairy house. hig barn, fi.sOn
50 acres. { miles south city $1,000: l6J
ocrus. improved, ~ wheat. $500; So
acres on iuterurhnn. some bottom.
some alfalfa. 5000. G Brand. Moore,
olln.; phone 500
| F0R CASH RENT. bottom land farm
nt Frankfort, tkl.. on Midland Val
lev railroad, 100 acres ~ cultivated
l'r'. 10 acres hay meadow. 20 acres Of
alfalfa srvou-room house. good barn
and buildings. hog pasture. running
water. good well MOO. Oklrhomtn
ALFALFA FARM-i6O acres: fine farm
TN fine community. 81 0p". improve
m'nts. 50 acres alfalfa. 60 ac- ~ wheat
liIrh priced hut worth $1,000 more
money close IN town. n able TO own
a real home investigate this for must
sell by March l. Price t?0noo Terms
At percent money u, J Relter. Sen.
tincl okla.
FOR SALE-Three hundred acres: two
hundred forty acres bottom; five
acres growing alfalfa: balance good up
land: fuc improvements: fenced and
Crossienc,d with woven wire You have
not seen anything hotter in Oklahoma
Price. seveuly-fve dollars per acre: will
carry back eleven Thousand write for
description. y. u. Armstrong, Guthrie.
Okla
FOE SNLE-ln0-actP bottom fHrm; 70
0rr'f In cultivation; all alfalfa land;
blltnfr pasture; living water; H. acres
wheat; Groom house; frame barn: good
well; fenced ana CrosyfcnCcd. rural free
delivery; telephone line: IA miles Of
school; five miles northeast Lexington 4;
| best land In Cleveland county; price,
81 1000. terms on halt, percent: imme-
dl'ic possession, II. NJ. Godfrey. Crcs-
cent. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NEW up.to.dala Groom OAK fnlsh
bungalow, French door, bullt,in nu-
lures, northwest, terms Walnut lis
ron SALE-2.room house, lots, barn
lhlh, " nui trees storm cave
terms on s6th and = Hudson, Capitol
lllll Nnn Howe on nlnrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

LIBERTY BONDS
Dc You mu3t sell your
Liberty bonds we will
pay cash for all issues. lt
you still owe part on
some of them we will
ray thetn ont for you.
ConIe and see us or mail
thern 20
FEDERAL TRUST co.
Maple S7o2 loon Colcord Bldg
Oklahoma city
9j aud 9S STAR drilling rigs. com
plctc rotary outfits koystoncs. 4.
clippers, Sparty an In good shape.
Baxter National RldE
,HNVE ton thousand shares Nmalta
mated on stock 200 old Issue: juuO
new issue $40 gets Il This holds
good Z days oiAv NO oklahomnn
WILL usy 2jc Tor 10000 shares Assur-
ance OIL y Refining Box 2O].
Gaincavill Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

4-n7aNs-s
50 ACRES of improved land. viii trade
for cliy property or consider ear See
mo Sundn, afternoon. go " Wheeler
GOR SALE OK TRADE. acre tarm
IN Putnam county. lndi1n1. Cali ~
Y. ard or phon" Maple ci13-l.
FOE SALE OR TRADE hy owner. =
ROOM modern home, cheap Maple
3lbl-R
FARM near Frederick. Okla. In Tillman
county. two south md eight east.
Go acres bottom l-0 cultivation. Tor
terms or viii trade FOR city property
N."l. nk'nhomar Mrp'o 33i'-j
FOR SALE or TRNDE-SOO acres
land, lsn acres fuN bottom md
second bottom land 10 cultivate: bal
Hu,c fine pasture. N..d lud al
fenced. grass fine. nu'o mail route.
ru'Pl rhone; il's miles railroad. -
mile river front; plenty ~ water: 3.
room houqc, grnua'S. stable. chicken
house, 10000; federal loan .N, pcfCeu,
interest; no commission notes to pry
trade for lso or 321 close town or for
income property a. 7. Lediy. owner.
strong city. Okla.
EXCHANGE FOR cheap farm. modern
siN-foom reNdSrc. 10 blocks north
west. business center. Oklahoma Ci'y
renting FOR 1886 year. miaht assume
Address owner. B-5Gl. care Oklaho-
man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

TO TRADE for general merchandise
stock or something good. 20 acres
land "a miles south Of Wellston. %
acres bottom. J houses. good pasture.
Address hoS 1903. Wcllston. okla,
SELL or TRADE--Gooi farm ot so
1cres IN Ark. for town property M
some good town IN Oklahoma. g.. l..
IIollingsworih. Milhrd. Ark
FlVE-ROOM house located In Carmnn.
Okla. to trade IN on oklahoma city
property, H. e. Robertson. Maple 1929
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18
OUT-oP-TOWN REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED cabin at tho most Scau,
ilful lako In tho Colorado noun.
thlns. iccal fishing. Ice cold spring on
ptcan'ps u, 4, care Oklshoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

% ACRfS acreage. young. good Okla
homa town tG,oOU hr. store build
~ rented. 81 90, all clear; trade for
gpod merchandise stock. B-t62 care
OhiahomRn
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W'6JLRGZ[N1NE7 g -SI6]l


Farm Dept
rhone walnut - got. W Main ST
FARM BAEGAIN FOR 10 DAYS
iG9 acres. 100 In cultivation outside
o' splendid orchard of Elbcfta
peaches 90 acres fine alfalfa land now
IN wneHt, good 5-rOom residence with
fine cellar. large barn with other i'm
proycmcnts. good windmill and Zine
gut water. n real home Tor anyone. /.
party crippled. can't work. viii sell for
the next 20 days swing crop aud all
~ only 81 I,r acr" Possession ut
once We have several other good bar
WtiUE Como where Wr make good
crops and the hrFt fUi' country in
oklahoma. Nlll loan ~ percent on any
place we sell NJ Cl7 percent.
JONES CITY REALTY co,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

55-ROOM rooming house. elegant turni-
turc. cheap reut good lease making
Ynoney; cash OF terms N-9i. care Ok
kihoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18

WANTED TO RuY-i or 5.chsir bar.
her shop In good town. will trade
good automobile, and cash G. l. Uar.
Ills. r. T. u, No. /, Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-18
Administrators Sale

a o
cheap rcnt; bargain. cash Box 79,.
Drumright, Okla.
FOR SALE-By administrator. stock
OF groceries. invoice iT00; fixtures,
$500: also pony. SIS. stock and ns.
lures In good condition. located at
hnadarko, okla {. II. Robinson. at-
tornev: A. T. Florence, administrator.
GROCERY. bakery and confectionery.
good live town NJ $500, doing fine
business. owners have other business
and cannot give II their time. win give
time on part 10 reliable party. and
might take good auto for part. or viii
hire good hnkrr and keep It.
HALL. ?lj Liberty National
FOR SALE--Dental office In county
scat. modern convenience. splendid
town; buyer steps right into business
Compelled to move account OF wifes
health. TO another state +. b.. OK
lahoman.
FOR SALE on TRADE. n good. clean
stock Of groceries. also nm up-to- date
meat market with own ice plant. VIII
consider some good land ON this For
particulars write TO A l. Morin. Hin.
ton. Okla or call phone No -.
\ car NJ country mlvol groceries for
sale; make me an offer. y T.. Little,
Jones. okla
TELEPHONE exchange Tor sale. 30
telephones, priced to sell
l. L. ROBERTSON.
Carney,
Oklahoma
For SNTE-R,s, having rr.t,iir,n,
and cafe In city: big business: meal
t.L ftf lNf ~. NI.aN
owner not practical restaurant man.
Good manager In charge, viii stay II
dcSlicI Ihs tioIoNl9n IN hehrt OF
ne"i CunL on ie'nH, Wnete nyhNN W..
"Uusnt ,n t'.,," u'si VIZ, w
n"'s w NuNhn'' VI 'N''oPheN'- y
". t'n.'oh' 'luNl, '|'l
NERO HANDlSE WNNTED-l have
'"o wei. improve" I'ths VIII eh.
Ianh' NV, ,."y. '"" 'a ~ 'F
Nul.; ''u.p or ''".u"u slo'H e"nn u,'
H.'lp'Inn oi Nh'' N,u oI',t. WIZ THU
A. cnsn Inmc ADDRESS I. NJ. LchNl'''
','o "'"''' w" ~ ...... .....
foit SALE .Ilto nnd accessory 'siolc;
invoice $1,000 WIN guarantee 100
percent pf9iit iifN Ncar TINS store i'
not located IN InkRhoWh NY. nall ol
Wlits todny' .o,I nc M'1,M,HS, IlDJr q
uo,,, uM""' rlr w. -'' "''' "'' ''' '"''
y,,n>,,r,,nr ,-,. ..,.,.u.,, q,
y hN I'h husln'S' tH'Hul'A.'u
Yr"ra, h.ve 'I'hh s'oyN, so"' u', !,
n'sS, inc town, l'us' H'C'Hl''. 'lV y
NNo lAW'on' 'kW.
FOR SALE -7-tnhlc Billiard room
making good money In good Town,
owner leaving Tor former homo. north.
west Canada Address J. s kurtE,
KusA, Okla
non ,,,...,...
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'nor' TWO no''inn, tnhIn.nes s"on
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-08
A PREDICTION
 AND AN ANSWER

Secretary Wilson, of the Depart ment of Labor, says:
 "The present period of readiust- ment is the critical time. If we can pass through it safely, we have be- fore us from eight to ten years of industrial activity equal to any wave of prosperity we ever have had. But if there is any serious unemploy- ment, there will be a period of indus trial unrest which may lead to re- pitition of the French or the Russian revolution"
 Secretary Lane, of the Department of the Interior, says:
 "If Congress will appropriate the relatively small sum which I have asked for the construction of soldier settlements in every State in the Union, I can offer jobs almost i'm mediately to the 100000 of our re- turned fighting men, thus helping to stem the tide of industrial unrest predicted by Secretary Wilson; pro- vide farm homes for 25,0O0 of these men, thus mitigating the evils of ten antry; and bring into cultivation l. ductiVe {and, thus helping to make up the deficiency in the rate o1 growth of cultivated land as com. pared with the rate of growth of oul population. There can be no surel insurance for the Nation than to pu, it's men upon the soil."
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-08
AUTHORITIES URGED
 TO JOIN IN THRIFT CAMPAIGN

in meeting the financial needs of the government these campaigns have been of permanent value to the coun- try in encouraging habits of wise spending, intelligent saving and in- vestment. These habits of saving and patriotism, encouraged and stim- ulated by the necessities of the war, will have a great permanent value to the country if applied to its develop ment in time of peace.
 "The teachers of the country by their daily contact with the children who are to be it's future citizens can do much to influence them in teach ing good citizenship and thrift. It is therefore my earnest request that the school authorities throughout the country incorporate the teaching Of thrift in the school curriculum fer 1919.
 GARTER GLASS"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-08

The school authorities of the coun- try were urged to join in the gov ernment campaign to make thrift a happy national habit in telegram sent by Secretary Glass of the Treas ury Department to the National Ed ucational Association in convention at Chicago. Secretary Glass asked that the teaching of thrift be made part of the school curriculum dur ing 1919.
 The telegram read as follows:
 "To the members of tho National Educational Association assembled at Chicago I wish to extend the sin cers appreciation of the Treasury Department for the assistance req dsred by the nasmbsrs of tAS teach ing profession in the Liberty Loan and War Savings campaigns during the past year.
 Besides being of immediate value
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-08
FUNERAL OF HEDBURC
 AT JOPLIN, MISSOURI
(From Joplin Globe)

Joplin, Feb. 25-the body of Geo. rge Hedburg, who was killed in an accident at the Twin gold mine twen- ty miles from Kingman, Ariz., last week, arrived in Joplin at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning and funer- al services will be held at the home of his sister, Mrs. o. A. Isbell, No. 712 West First street, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Services will be con- ducted by the Rev. George L. Hale of the First Baptist church, and burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery.
 Hedburg was working on a plat form in the mine with . fellow work man, when a huge boulder was rolled from a drift on to the platform. The platform gave way, allowing the mon to fall. Hedburg dropped 150 feet and was found standing in eighteen feet of water at the bottom of the shaft when others went to his aid His partner, in falling, grabbed hold of some obstacle twenty feet from the platform and then climbed a gas line to the surface. He was unhurt,
 Hedburg left Joplin three years ago and went to Arizona to mine with his father. Edward Hedburg Prior to the last few years hs had made Joplin his home since child hood. Boyhood chums will be pail. bearers at his funeral today, as fol. lows: Grills Isbell, Victor Whit chell, Edward Fields, Bert Crandall Fred Crandau and Owen Brown. H, was S6 years old.
 Surviving Hedburg are his parents and two sisters. The sisters ars Mrs Isbell, at whose home the funera services are to bs held. and Mrs. Her man Stine, No. 412 West Thirt street. His mother, Mrs. K. He'd burg, makes her home with Mrs Is bell. She had returned from visi with her husband and son in Arizoni only a week before receiving thu message of his death.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-08
A FAVORED LAKE

Lake Haruna is one of the most popular lakes in Japan. It lies in the bowl of a volcano crater long ago extinct. An invisible dragon watch es over it and there is a temple to the god of fire and the goddess of earth close bv. Thus an atmosphere of romance and individuality is created. Not all lakes can boast a crater, a dragon in attendance, and a temple so old and so charmingly quaint, set in a grove of ancient trees, behind a gate and bridge of gorgeous redlacquer.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-08
New Bathing Suit
 Keeps Wearer Afloat

Persons who enjoy surf bathing, but who are afraid to venture far in- to the water, will be interested in an unsuitable bathing suit, illustrated in the March Popular Mechanics Magazine. Outwardly it resembles an ordinary swimming suit, but equipped with an inflatable portion on the inside of the front. This blad- der is made of rubberized material which becomes waterproof on being wet. The bather, after immersing his body enough to wet the garment, initiates the bladder by blowing through a valve in it's upper end.