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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03
TUSCALOOSA NEW RIVER TERMINALS ARE nv OPERATION
AND CITY IS ALREADY REAPLNG FRUIT OF ENTERPRISE

announcements made was in respect to
terminals 1t was laid down as a fund
amental that in order to participate full
ly in the use of the modern equipment
the government proposed to provide
there should be municipality owned ter
minals.
TUSCALOOSA TAKES ACTION
This struck Tuscaloosa as being just
the proper thing and the logical thing
to do. She was in favor of buying the
property at the foot of Greensboro ave-
nue. and constructing the wharf there.
or just little below the city at the an
cient steamboat landing. but the United
States engineers vetoed that for the main
reason that the channel of the river is on
the Tuscaloosa side, and to put the ter
mir ais there would necessarily result in
distractions TO traffic passing up and
down the river. Moreover, there are two
bridges spanning the stream less than
quarter of a mile apart just below the
city, and it was thought best to get
above town where there would be suf-
ficient room to expand and realize fully
on the advantage the water transporta-
ton would give. The engineers indicated
the place they thought suitable.
Some time before the city of Tuscaloosa
had an agitation for providing munich
pal park playground and recreation place,
and a bond issue for park purposes had
been authorized, but the bonds had never
been used. There was a mile above the
city, joining strip of land alongside the
river which the Tuscaloosa Railway and
Utilities company had named Riverview,
and had started to develop as resort, in
stilling swimming pool, pavilion, sum-
mer houses and the like, and otherwise
| improving the property.
The Utilities company had it's track
through the property, which extends al
most to the manufacturing suburb of
Holt, about three and one-half miles from
Tuscaloosa, and connected by the cleo
trio railway line. The company was pa
triotic and willing to help matters along,
and when the edict went forth from the
government authorities that the city must
own the terminals, sold its entire prop
erty there to the city of Tuscaloosa. Some
land was acquired from the Alabama In
sane hospital also, and Tuscaloosa now
owns approximately 200 acres with river
frontage of mile and a half almost
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03
DOCTOR ADVISED
HIM TO TAKE II
Successful Cattle Dealer
Gains 16 Pounds in 60
Days Taking Tanlac

"One of the best doctors in Colorado
advised me to take Tanlac. and it has
not only overcome my troubles but have
gained 16 pounds since / began taking
= it 60 days ago." said A. F. Roberts, who
lives at Rocky Ford, Alberta, Canada, a
few days ago.
Mr.. Roberts is one of the largest cattle
{ dealers in his section of the country,
and before moving TO Canada short time
Z ago he had spent most of his life In
Colorado, U. S. A.
Il can now understand why Tanlac en-
joys such wide popularity both in Canada
and the United States" continued Mr..
Roberts, land since it has done me so
much good I know that it is very de-
pendable medicine and deserves all the
praise that is being given it. For the
past two years I have suffered from
stomach trouble, and when I commenced
taking this Tanlac it was almost impos-
sible for me to retain anything / ate.
was very nervous and never got good
/ nights sleep, and finally got so weak
y and run down that l was hardly able
to get about I often had dizzy spells,
& and was bothered great deal with con-
stipation.
my physician certainly knew what he
was doing when he prescribed Tanlac for
: me, for it has done the work for me,
as I am as healthy and strong now as
> ever was in my life. In fact. it has
done much more for me than | expected
1t would do ! have a fine appetite and
everything / eat agrees with me perfectly
and / never have the slightest sign OF
stomach trouble of any kind. I am nc
longer bothered with constipation, and
never have those dizzy spells any more.
have regained all my strength, too, and
that nervousness has left me, and
sleep like log every night. In fact,
am simply enjoying perfect health again.
and give Tanlac credit for it ALL
Tanlac is sold in Birmingham by Eu-
gene Jacobs drug store and Patton
: poge Drug company, and by. the leading
druggists in practically every city. town
and village in Ameriea.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

stream of fresh, chemically treated water
flowing through it, and is being literally
patronized, day and night. In the after
moons the park is filled with people who
bring their supper out there and sit in
the summer houses and eat and enjoy
the scenery along one of the most beautl-
full stretches of the Warrior river.
Tuscaloosa made a good investment;
she got a municipal park, she got
model set of terminals and she got plenty
of land to provide industries with sites.
Such industries as want to locate here
are not subject to private greed for sites
Tuscaloosa win take care of them.
The water rates of 20 per cent less than
rail rates are in effect, and there is
constant activity at the terminals even
in their incomplete stage. Tuscaloosa is
doing business on the Warrior.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03
Reduce Your Weight
A Simple Home Method

If you would like to lose, weekly
from one to four pounds of burden
some fat, while eating and drinking all
you need. also enjoying life far better
than at present, just follow this advice
Take seven deep breaths in the open
air each morning and evening; after
each meal take little oil of korein
daily; eat as much as you need and
follow other simple directions thai
come.
Obtain a small box of oil of kprein
capsules at the druggists.
Men and women who were waddlins
around with heavy, sluggish bodies
have. in many cases, reported a
gradual, agreeable. reduction of thirty
to seventy-five pounds. with wonder
full benefit to health and figure.
This very summer is the time to
become slim eaSily.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03
Of
the House Fly
Get Rid of Them With ely.
Rid"

Did you ever see fly on the wall?
Yes, and she looks quite innocent up
there
Did you ever see her on the lid Of
baby's nursing bottle, or sucking a
sore on baby's mouth?
That is quite different. because that
fly carries disease germs. IT may be
typhoid, it may be tuberculosis. it may
be infantile paralysis.
How about the wisdom of using Fly
Rid" and thus killing off the flies that
RATHER advisable to use Fly Rid
and kill the mother fly now. is it not?
II it is, get "Fly-Rid" at any drug. or
that every dead fly now means proven.
ton Of an increment of 650.000,0QO OF
others in sixty days. "Fly-Rid" is death
to flies, but safe for humans to handle.
Also Rat-Rid Bedhug-Ri Ant-Rid.
Flea-Rid. Roach Rid.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

average stage of the water in the War
rior lies the river. Piling has been driven
along the bank and substantial wharf and
mooring posts and the like have been pro-
vided for distance of 500 feet. At the
waterside is another electric railway
track, upon which cars can be run ana
are run, and the hoist from barge to
car or vice versa is short one. AT the
present time the track is constantly filled
with cars upon which lumber is being
loaded, brought to the wharf by barge
from as far as 100 miles down the river to
be shipped to destination.
The derrick unloads it at a flat rate of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

rs cents per thousand and slows it nicely
aboard the flat cars. Shipments of one
and two, hundred thousand feet coming
in are constant occurrences. and the in
come thus earned by the derrick, even at
this present incomplete condition of the
terminals, is a substantial one, and the
money is being passed to the Riverview
Improvement fund. For one thing. fine
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

landing at Tuscaloosa was the Tom
bigbee," James f. bearing, master. Ac-
eording to Judge William r. Smith
in his volume of "reminiscences. Cap
tain bearing built the Tombigbee at
the town of Blakely, on the Tensaw
river, and on her first trip she removed
his stock of goods and family from
ST. Stephens, his former place>of resi-
dence, to Tuscaloosa, where he con-
tinued to reside until his death, which
occurred March 4, 1851, the day Abra-
ham Lincoln was inaugurated Presi-
dent of the United States. Judge Smith
does not give the date upon which tho
Tombigbee reached Tuscaloosa on her
first trip, but DR.. w. S. wyman, author
ity on all matters pertaining to the
history of the city and this part of
Alabama fixes it at sometime in the
early spring of 1922. and he also adds
the interesting information that the
in the order of time to ascend the
Alabama river as far as Montgomery,
the day of her arrival there being Au-
gust II, 1922.
The Cotton Plant" piled the Ala
bama and Black Warrior and Tombig-
bee rivers for several years, and fl
nally sank at the Tuscaloosa landing.
right at the spot where the Mobile
and Ohio bridge now crosses the War
rior river
STATE SPENDS MORE MONEY
Along in the forties. the state of
Alabama undertook to help the navi-
cation of the river and spent some
money in clearing it of snags and
distinctions along about where Lock
II now stands, and effort was made
to deepen the channel, according to
CARROTS Public Men of Alabama. AMI
from thenceforward, there were vari-
Gus dreams ofTnaking the river a yeri-
table highway, but which ideas never
crystallized. The war interviewed, and
for years after the war the matter re-
manned quiescent until revived soon
after the carpet-bag government was
overthrown and the native supremacy
restored.
Active work of building the locks
on the Warrior was commenced in 1883
under the direction of Col. Horace
Harding, of Birmingham, now with the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

model road heavily constructed SO as to
withstand most severe motor truck use
is being built down to tn terminals and
back to connect with the good road lead
ing into Tuscaloosa. Those business men
who operate their own trucks and pre-
fer to handle freight in that way rather
than via the electric switch engine, will
be able to do so.
PARK STILL FUNCTIONS
The terminals are considerable dis
lance from the park development proper,
and nearly every night there is dancing
in the beautiful pavilion. There is
huge electric piano to furnish the music
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

If special orchestra is not had and the
electricity is always on tap. There is
plenty of soda water and lemonade and
ice cream and such like refreshment to
be had. The bathing pool has a constant
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03

formed. But if anything should be in
troduced into the situation which
would lower the output for the same
units of labor. capital and manage
ment. then the task may well be re-
garded as insuperable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
NEWS ITEMS


factory and giving them dcmuuHtra
tluus ~ the new steam cnrs
4 D. rlttmun arrived here from
Gallup asst night
Mrs. John necker. j., H. In the city
today
Ben e. nuvlsson arrived here from
Roswell last uirht Tor "a short business
visit.
Mrs e. ~ venso Of neicn. is visit.
ing friends here.
The Wumans Ala society ~ tie
baptist church will hold ~ regular
monthly meeting 40 the church to-
morrow afternoon al , o'clock.
Mr and Mrs. ~ !. Wilson are here
for q Few days from Madrid.
Mrs. D. ". Mslnrcn 81 Santa Rosa,
d ln the cltN today
j. ~ Laws arrived here from o..
faso lust night
Mr.. and Mrs l. D. Kunklc are here
from Heien
o. " Fsnthoratone ~ stanley o. in
tho city to-day on business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Audience Pleased by
Talk of Efficiency
Expert Last Night

D. = Kuoa. efficiency expert, iy-
lfsTrI Hu Inspiring Hddrr.H nu Tho
NuLIug Of Hu thtrutl. 90 tht uiIs
tuuum 80 tlD uirh school luht night
M kuuN defined uNyrutIN uhIliih Nf
tho power 20 rst means necessary 'o
the accomplishment ol % given pun
pose
Tho day OF tho Of mau busue.s
IT, glnt. and gone fur ruuI NJ
kuuN declared nuHiuoss wUu %
select able assistants and muHf place
ftspuuHullItV un D. tsHiHitutH The
modern business executive uHuN IH
hIrIuE ID man states. lta uu Gao you
tU ip thla Wurh. CO., get out An Ga
p,utIft tuiUF must Boz, thi' tu spec,
Mile. organize drputiz' and foo 900
prftlsr manager must make iUf
Unite plans hHari ON accurate kuuNl
edge. iu order To- De AN executive N
man must know everything Do, Utr
learn about hIs business and Dt.'N
business connected with hIf huriuo
Nh kuuR told tho STORY uf mo rIsU
and evolution uf re- HtrUuEfHuNFT Who
specialized GeorFe D. turtoif0u h,
came 5000 expert ftruuFfH pI.T m 1000
office Boo Nsw York. The governor
of th" state beard of 'urt,I}uu aud
placed nIm boz hlH ofuD' soon hD
became private secretary tI Governor
n. o. " r. "
elected president be touk 'urttlNou
to Washington ns his private ssDro
tur, Roosevelt secured 'ortrIvou ts
his private secretary amt hen ai.
mitt,d him 90 hiH cabinet Ma kuos
told 10 sImIlar story ui tht rHv col
Secretary NpdUold. who one uWD wur
O. %bookk,rpDr working Ton re- small
SALARY
Women today have greater uppor-
tuniiifa than ever before Nr kuuN
declared an dry goods HiDrrs
should have women M thcir udNcr-
tiHiug managers Women purchase
sevyuty-tWo uor cent NJ an goods
bought lu this country. believe
every woman should have % business
education sn she would be- 300 % uusi,
ton to better understand her hue,
bands business problems
Tonight ne the high school MI
kuuN will deliver AN address uu Com
munitN Efficiency" and VIII Boz, glad
"a answer ans questions guurerutug
city government and especially uuUH.
tons opposed 90 the citN commission
form of roNrrnmeut tn" lectures
are given under the ulspiccH ~ the
Albuquerque business college.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Pay you dues TO the "a-bit" club
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 20.
Auto springs. ali makes. kcrber Co
TAU. Phone iTe. Nicholson Taxi.
The santa We hlrh school teams viii
be- In Aihuuucruue an day Friday The
boys viii be- entertained ~ lunch ny
the Va y club AZ their regular meet
inr al the \. ~ e. \ 80 noon fri-
day.
Turior ROY y. Lew. Of the hcadquar-
ters staff of the famous Twcnueih
Englncsfs, aud ID son OF D. o. Lewis,
saIeamau for uHcheChi Mercantile
writes Co hlH father q
aginriy about economic conditions IN
France. Young Lewis says that the
food supply E adequate ana that
France l. already on The ruad to re-
construction. ltc mentions having
met Ncstor Mon;oya. Dr., son % the
local county clerk, over there
Tho name nf Vicente v rmnra 81
Las cruces. ~ listed among the So
tereiy wounded ln today Ut % cas-
unltics.
Al the meeting % the business
Womou's club az The y. ". g. A. BIZ
evening AR Knox Will not be able Go
speak al announced Another pro-
rram viii be supplied. however.
Don't forget tho shriners hall on
Friday emil which viii also treat
you 20 a HleiEht-of nand performance
The Elks dance on Saturday nighi
will be- an Informal % hut prepare
lions are being made 20 make u q hiE
affair.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
societies % the FIRST Methodist church
Will meet az Mrs Beckman's, eli
south ihlrd street. Thursday after
noon az J o'clock visitors welcume.
Special. COME 20 the FIRST MethO-
dist church.. You are wanted. you are
needed are YOU need a. Come 20
prayer mseting
Regular communication ~ Temple
lodge No. g A. y A A. N. tomor-
row ,vening 40 50" visitinE Masons
welcome.
81 White b. In the city from Ration
W. T.. caldwell arrived here last
night from - Mesa
Miss Elizabeth OHnra. 81 CLOVIS, b
visiting here Tor r. few days
Mrs v. o. Aiay arrived here last
night from CloytH Tor IL short visit
} " Allen u ~ isso. H. in tho
city.
Mrs = R Kimpon ~ silver CITY
IL here visiting
a. a Aspin ~ % paso. h. in the
cts Tor q short business visit
l. 81 Davidson Hruye here last
nlehf from ~ lHFu.
AIR and Mn % Woodward are here
from Clovis today
Mrs W o. Campbell MrF q D.
Cualuginu and Mrs francis wilson
OF Purtnlcs. Tucumcarl 70 Santa u"
respectively. are here un Liberty Loan
business
~ 81 lHrrlzulo and s. " HHrriue
ton afc here uu business from SANTA
Fr.
o. a. Moutoya. NJ the local firm
OF Hrafy a MuutuyH state roprrHrn-
mtlyes fur she lHker Steam Motor
cor company. returned from tho hnk-
er factory Ht Pueblo colo. Yesterday
after spending several lays there
showing ID number 81 state men the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Santa Fe Boys and
Girls Are 10 Meet
Local High Friday

Considerable interest has heon
AROUSED m the rominr basket ball
double hendef 20 De- played az tho
~" FRIDAY niEht between Tho BOYS
aud girls isams OF the santa ~ high
school and NJ local hirh school boys
and Eiris The four teams have not
met set this ensun and as each has
d good record hthlni it Do doulir
contest PROMISE 10 be- snnppy from
start 10 finish.
The flrla viii open the tournament
which VIII start ~ Z o'clock The
local girls hnvf played several con-
tests ln the cts and have developed
considerable efficiency The BOYS
hattie VIII start pa 500 ~ the girls
have finished,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

The two act drama, Mudern
~Cind'rola, o. be- siuEgd h3 thr y
". g. \. dramatic ciuh in flo hirh
school auditorium Saturday sNvninE
Fcb 20 BE- goinu 10 be- "a treat Twenty
eirht local HIrls are participants
The play BE- bright with Colursd re-
purtso and attractive dancing Tickets
ON sale ut n " e. 4 headquarters.
seats NAV be- reserved 10 Mhtsnn's
Thursday. Friday and saturday
Prices 90 and SO cents The proceeds
Co go to the y " e. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Mail Robberies Are
Reported at Springer

Springer. y. NJ. Feb ig-Fouf
rohhenes Of mail sacks have taken
place here within a short time IN
each case tho alleged rohhsrieH oc-
CURED whom tho train from the south
reached here shortly after $3.50
o'clock IN the morning l%uutoffice
inspectors aud aEunts 81 tho bureau
~ investigation Of the department 81
Justice are working on the case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

For closed car, cali sll MALONE
Taxi Stand 81 Grimshnw'A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
J. G. Hamilton to Be
Torrance Farm Agent

J. ~ Hamilton. formerly county
agent % nernnliilo county. and later
county agent Of Grant county was in
Albuquerque "Wednesday On his Wa
a. Torrance county. whore he viii be-
come farm agent. Mr. Hamilton says
that stuckmen M Grant county suffer
cd oniy very slight LOSSES during the
winter. Many 81 the ranrherH were
compelled 90 feed hut aH the SHOWS
ala not cover an the ana feeding
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
B. Baca Is Handed
Fifteen Days for
Resisting Police

Hariino Hacn received q sentence
OF fifteen DAYS in the nfN prison this
morning on u charge Of resisting an
officer Last nirht two policemen
called AZ the nca home " m re- war
rant FOR Guadalupe ~ Hucn nardino
refused 20 allow The arrest o. nngr
rnusing the oflcpfs considerable
trouble. they arrested him.
guadalupo NJ uaca be- charged with
nghung and qunrreilnr and Will 40.
pear IN police court al 8 O'Clock THE
Afternoon for trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Pay your dues to the "a-bit" club
Folr-O Taxi Service. Phone 20.
Auto springs. all makes. kcrber Co
rnNl phona lsf. Nicholson Tax.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21
En- el Cernenterio

A oleios Dallaja Sc )levanta de
las sombras como el casco de un
barco cue Ia tenipestad hubiera
desmantelado en- las tinieblas del
mar. Mas leios aun, el faro
proyecta su linterna luminosa So
bre los mares de brun1a. :. Ger
ca de mi, las casas diminutas de
ladrillo parecen arrecifes espar-
cidOs por la oTilla de la costa.
Y ceTca de los supuesto8 arreci-
fes, Ia acera que conduce al ce-
Eienterio paTece una ola de leche
y eSpuma, en- que Sc mira inter
rlinablemente Ia luci6rnaqa del
faro -. La ola oscura y lurino-
Nsa a un tempo, me seduce Y
airastra en- ST. corriente, como I'm
son5nbulo, como III naufrago.
como TN suicida.
LIE c6ncava abertura de Ia vie
ia muralla, comida de lepra, re-
pite l0guhren1ente mis- pasos, di-
fpndiGndo8e sus ocos Ell los le-
ianos nurmulIos del mar egnbra-
vacido. =. Los insectos, escondi-
dos en- Ia yer5a, interrumpen ell
5,le:l2io del dormido cenenterio,
con sUs chirridos, como 81 una
pesadilla interviniese en- su sue
40. Vlolapdo una ley estable-
cida, empujo la reja de la puer-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-21

ia, cediendo esta sobre sus recios
goznes; entro sobrecogido de es-
panto -. Sobre las tunlbas, en-
vez Gle angeles y cruces, coronas
y flores, veo espectros hechos de
sombras: un anciano, fijos los
'Qjos en- una lapida, reza en- 81
lencio.un rosario; una mujer, con
el cabello suelto, esta sentada So
bre un tImulo, apoyada la cabe-
"a sobre la mano izquierda Y es-
TIA, sobre una .rodilla; un solda-
do anda por los estrechos cani-
NOS forecidos de nargaritas, apo
yandose en- sus ultimas muletas
i III nino, cogido de la mano de
SUI padre, Sc pasea por Ia acera
de la capilla. Y ALA, s0bre las
i1ltimas tumbas y por Ia estrecha
galeria de los nichos, Sc We una
ala interminable de espiritus,
lcoilversando a media voz-en un
ilenguaic ininteligible, cuyas pri-
,ncra3 letras delefrearon y escri~
bieron en- las blancas paredes de
Ia tun3ba. =. Ell vientC de~rama
el nj DIDO yeces y risas nlaca-
bras, en- cue hay temblores del
.bronces y cristales, de cascade
Les y lagrin1as. -. Los espiritUs
-N,eval trajes blancos y oscuros,
bordados con ell orc fosforescen-
6te de los fuegos fatuos El!os
.hablan y gritan y prorrumpen en-
horribles carcajadas, como 81 hu-
.b:eran encontrado, al cabo de IA
ilarga y monotona jornada de Ia
vida, ell secreto misterioso y enig-
matico de 10 que somos y sere-
mos. Sc rien con carcajadas
burlescas y espantosas, leyendo
de corrida en- ell immense vol1-
men de la vida y de la muerte, Ell
ique apenas sabemos deletrear...
ISe rien larga interminable-
mente, difundiendos las argenta-
das serpentinas de sus risas en-
la l6brega y eterna sinfonia de
los mares y del viento...
La luna bana de lleno ell cemen-
terio con la luz diamantina de su
arco de pata y de espuma, y Sc
esconden y Sc pierden los esprit
tus como por un sortilegio dia-
bolico y macabro, entire las tum-
bas de piedra y de marmol y los
nichos de cal.'. Entonces la du-
ida y ell espanto Sc acrecientan
en- mi, dudando de mi eXistencia
Y creyendo vivos a los muertos...
.Dejo el cementerio lugu-
bre Y siniestro, y me pierdo CO.
mo un sonambulo entire las SOM
bras que circundan com0olas gi-
gantescas y espumosas el Guar
tel de Ballaja, cuya silueta sober
bia parece ell casco de un bu-
que desmantelado, que la lucier-
naga del faro ilumina con su pu-
pila luminosa y diamantina.
! Florentino r. Priet0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-16
STOMACH UPSET?
Get al the Real Cause - Take
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Infirad II
taking tories. on trying ~ patch sip
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause IL the ailfnent cIo2ged
liver and diDrdeged boNeIs
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
The liver In soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are pef.
forming their natural functions, away
goes Indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue, poor appetite, lazy. dof't.
care feeling. no ambition o. energy,
trouble with updjgegted lfscisy Take
Oiiye Tablets. the substitute for calomei
In Edwards Cliye Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound nlixxd with
olive oil. You viii know them BY their
olive color. They do the work without
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