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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
Copyright. 1919 by Mrs NJ. A. Wilson
All right rcservcd.)

Copyright 1919. by Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson.
All rights reservcd)
the approach of the canning season
means busy time for the housewife.
tirst comes the asparagus and then
me s,ra%b berries. with the ether fruits
.o!Iowlns very closely. The cherry
comes to us for canning purposes early
In July.
These luscious berries and small
are IN season they should appear daily
on the table. and goodly supply OF
them should be laid by for the winters
use.
The housewife who makes frui. but
lers, jelles. preserves, jams and mar
na,adcs knows that during the fall
an" winter when butter Is high priced.
these products Will materially reduce
her expenses
Many women who have canned and
preserved during tho last two years
complain very bitterly OF the moor or
lnhlitcrent results when their products
are opened. one woman wrote that
sne canned many jars OF vegetables
and made jcllies and put up fruits. and
men shc was SO disappointed when
she opencd them because manS or the
Nesctabies were so sorry that they
Jeiics were sour and watcry.
How to Avoid Trouble.
Now all this trouble could have becn
avoided II this housewife knew that
n.rSt the products must be absolutely
ircsh. Not more than six hours be-
,ween the neid and the Gamer. Second.
mat these products must no, be left
VII strike them. or in a warm Kitchen.
u they arc loft in piles "A natural
neat VIII generate. and this will aIso
produce trouble. Third. have all Jars
ann equipment ready before starting
30 San. Then stick TO II untIl fnishcI
LIS means that YOU cannot stop and
an some friend on the telephone or.
@h'"er her call or let some one oIso
run IN Tor few minutes causing an
nterruption. This VIII mean tina, per-
maps when all Ia finished IL viii iooE
sp,ennih. but when you open {, in the
!a!I YOU VIII ind II nat and sour.
ithtrHlaphNie-or sour nat which
is found in asparagus peas. beans Ana
corn is tactic acid Torment ana e
caused by tho following:
temperature Of 100 degrees horo-o
INC hrohuct is put into tho can. This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
Advice to Lovelorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
Cool Reception 70 a Soldier.

No. Cool Reception 70 a Soldier.
from Frsnce Gi,h the nay" ,om and h a3,a
arriving at camp was given pass. I i'm :
arrIaIngy went to see my .weethear,. on
acted Very indifferent, Af,er spend;na the
cy"ninE 81 her home. she said ! couii call
or TIT hsr n. next 'lmc 80; a pas.
ZION 10 rcc"iv" from tho girl you low. sU.r
S S.rY .,s 49, from HON. i2r am
cer"iN ask your advice.
agree with YOU that you received
pretty cool reception from tho girl
ana II she doesn't treat you with more
corhiaIty the next time YOU call I'd
Try and forget her definitely ANY
girl with spark of human nature
or patriotism would find IL in her
neart TO be kind TO a boy who has
just come back from France
Does Not Approve Of d.. Farm.
t"ar MIS- FairiaI.-T am a young MAJ
have boon showing attention 70 yomn9
taog 10Y long time. but sh. doc. not IN
n."fc or my wording on tho farm And
ny, ~, h".p. they naturally do not wan, mo
do "a, ,, ~ IN" I'll. girl very much. 70,
YOU WOULD kindly advise mo what 10 do
always &c. an unpleasant irnpre.-
sion OF girl who tries to persuade
young man TO foreEo his obIiEa-
IONS 10 mis- old people. It shows a
'aih amount Of cailousness and
this quality does not bring happiness
~ ao'nssuc NE judge from your
!etier that you arc still young hoy
ana That you Will have manv on
portunites Of meeting girls who would
De more sympathetic to your peonIa
ana make you better wife than the
one OK which you write.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

cicties. organizations schools, uni@er-
stiles and institutions In Nre cause OF
the national parks and monuments
study Nature In Parks.
The association was originally pro-
jected in 1915. when the limitations
inherent In all government: service
began TO be apparent to the group OF
enthusiasts working with stephen r
Mather for the development OF the
system. but the war prevented organt-
zation. The war did no: check National
parks travel. however. which Increased
81 per cent during American pal ticipa-
ton. Neither did il cheek mi sistent
public demand concerning their Lorigin
meaning and significance.
The association Will enlist it's mem
hers in the study OF these faacinat-
ing subjects. and in the service az tho
higher purposes and uses of the Marks
1t finds the universities and sci, ools
rejecting thi public demand. anX ious
for more intimate leadership in the
Interpretation of nature in the pa TX
than is possible under governments re-
strtctions; IT. finds railroads. auto,no.
bile and other interests highly syste.
matte. even the professional ''movh IS
anxious 10 help with their educational
"sccnics."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

,Weli-herc am" said voice SO
near that s, made her jump.
ana there he was. TO be sure. 4 little
fellow Al dressed in green: His coat
was dark green and his little vest was
very light rreen-alnost white. ],
had rather large buttons Of the same
color.
II didn't see YOU a, ALL" said Dolly.
been horn said the Fairy. Then Dol
IS noticed that he had a funny little
paper cap on his head just like the
pots she had helped Billy 10 plant.
not much bigger than the head OF
pin.
Yes | came on, of one OF those
paper pots" he said. as II he knew
what she was thinking. That's the
besi way to plant cucumbers. We do
not grow so very fast so /, is better
70 give Us a nice start in the house
iheH pretty soon we begin to grow OUT
herS-and 'hen. You just watch US"
That's what IN going 20 do said
the little girl.
shall tell YOU a sccret2" whis-
pcrcd the Fairy with the paper cap.
oh. ycs-do'' cried Dolly. who loved
20 .. nasE secret With somebody.
IN" gardener pinches our heads Off"
oh cried Dolly. much shocked. IT
think that Is wicked. will tell Billy
10 YOU"
oh! We don't mind Il so much. 1t
Keeps the foolish young sprouts from
running away"
Dolly.
An over the garden" said the Fairy.
coo!ly. They would scare out every
othcr plant on the place. But II we
are pinched good and hard at the RICH,
time we arc all right"
one Of the other Fairies said some
,hinG about running-oh, know. 1t
was IN" FAIRY with the Pink Vest"
Yes said the Fairy in the paper
Cap He is my big cousin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
THE SANDMAN STORY
Why Tigers Have Stripes

Once upon, time. many hundreds
Ind thousands Of years ago. great
magnificent feast. His tent Of Grim
SON cloth was pitched In plain and
az around II was a vast army, while
adorn the celebration.
The favoriie of the King was big
tiger. entirely tan or yellow. lie
was handsome ANNA! and would lie
his great supple body stretched out
IN me sun. lnst like an enormous cat.
lowed no one 10 come near the King
growing and showing his teeth like r
s" nnn d ds; II any one approached.
tent with a pretty lion cub.
II killed this poor little fellows
mother" said the officer as he piscad
fns, e sopyv i ION in the Kings Ian and
would like him for a pct"
one" once ,..,.,, fond of the clumsy cub.
and and was tas" frisnd n,non; like big puppy
But the tiger became jealous win
angry eyes he watched the little lion
not show his feelings PLAINLY. '"re"
So he lay awake at nigh, IRVINE
think up some revenge on, ing 20
n M;,k nnd was a large iron cage sEe
"p mn huge no" nie Safs Of Mas used to hang
when there was 10 be roas, hoa, n IRE
me hlngs dinner One eveninr ~
,.E ;. saw saw II when the bars were rnd
win neat and ii gave him an idea "
what he said to himself in Low "na I'M, inns is
Tom orrow. after the SIM ,sr?wis.
and the dinner is over. thai las set
ne not. ! viii place a biz NJ 80 ~!
ono end send the cub in TO Cot :, IN
smut inc door. That will finish flo
~, men Will be alone in IN
The tiger imagined that no one was
cub had just stolen one OF the Einr's
slippers. dragged it out into the bushes
and was painfully but noiselcssly Tear.
ing it to bits. He heard cvcrvtb;nr
the wicked tiger said.
''Oh. no. murmured the cub to him
self. 80 that is yonr game. We will
see who wins" OF he ,rotted and
said nothing To any Of the animals
about what he had heard. But he de-
on it's planner. SO he hid in a thick
hush near the cage
About sunset. when dinner was
over, the tiger skunk toward the cage
mouth. He entered it, intending 10
run in quickly, droD tho meat and
run out again before the hot bars
could harm him. But the moment he
entered the door of the cage the
Young lion sprang out from the bush
and slammed the door shut.
"Ha.. ha. my dear Mr. Tiger. laughed
the cub. You were planning to catch
mel have turned the trick this timn
warm" '0
The tiger could not stand on tho
hot bars With his bare feet, so he fell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
NAME MINORITY MEMBERS
Forty-Scven Committee. Arc E,,,.s
md Others VIII he Chosen
MOnday,

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Mlnori.y
members Of forty-seven House com.
mittees we're named last night at
democratic caucus. This takes car.
Of all important committees EXCEPT tn.
NaTal Affairs. Rivers and Harbors. ans
TN" Post-ofTice and Post-Roada which
VIII be named Monday.
Memb crship OF the AgrIculture RanL.
ing and Currency, Foreign Affairs. In.
terstate and Foreign Commerce. Judi.
CARY and Military Affairs COMMITTEES,
were left unchanged except that seve.
from each to allow for the decreasef
ailotments. Two new members wer,
added TO the immigration and Natural
cation committee and ono TO the Mer
chant Marine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
STORIES THE DEWDROPS TEL
ihf. Fairy WITH THE PAPER CAP.

Dolly" said Billy ono morning.
40 40 YOU wan. to heip me IN the gar
always talking about"
on Ia 10y" TO-" said Dolly. "Wha,
are YOU going 10 do?' Dolly was al
"aNs esEer TO have part in the work
Army. "e"
Come, along and I'll show YOU" said
ner brother; so they went out into Tho
ss IN INC fresh morning air. Billy
TTAtFIen some iitt!c paper pots. and he
had tiny plants in them.
y. s, am ! soims to transplant these"
school Garden Army directions say"
What docs that mean?" asked Dolly.
who wanted every new word exclaimed
! 'hink mat is very good thing. don,
~ means tina, I plant the seeds in
'hese little pots and then transplant
or plant them aEain--;n the garden. =
Sain Bil'y. who always liked to tell
Dolly abou, things. He didn't saw. as
some brothers do. "Oh. you're oni,. =.
Slri-.you couldn't understand
20 ne ana DOLLY carried out tho fun
ny ilttic paper boxes. Billy had some
rows or ground already prepared for
me pots. lie had dug the ground IN
ana ioosencd It until 1t was sof, onourh
10, nn TounF plants. lie hood the ground
arHe enough for tho pots Then h"
planted the pots. being careful "a
KNOCK off tho bottoms
NON nc said, Il think that ourh,
DO what" asked Dolly.
You Just watch and see" said her
brother And II YOU see Dcwdrop
FAIRY on on" OF those little seedlings
maybe he VIII tell YOU all YOU want
to know
Billy went into tho house to go.
ready for school and Dolly stood in tho
garden hoping Fairy would soon
come and tell her abou; the plants IN
the paDcr pots
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on his sides and rolled from one side
TO the other
oh. cub he moaned. Let me out.
! am so sorry ! tried TO harm you.
see my hair is being singed. and
am burnt into stripcs-please let me
OUT
Al! right said the kind hearted
little cub, rs he opened the door and
the tiger l!mped out. II guess vo,
nave been punished enough See. YOUR
hair is burnt in brown ,ripes all over
your body. Well. that is a mark ,ha,
ought 20 go down in Your family a. !.
nAdee or your meanness" And /, did
Tor from that day to this all Tigers
their bodies "'ouhd
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcc,ure r.ws
"a per syndicate. New York City.J
Trick" Fohs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
THEY'RE RICH IN LINEN

Linen bedding is a grea, luxury TO
me American housewife who tries m
be contented with cotton sheets en-.
nro 'dered and trimmed. and saves her
iintn pieces for company. But in
product and factories are not pIenti.
fui: every housewife has her chests
iuii or linen bedding. beautiful. fine
hand made material that would do
American beds more than proud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

this country endesvored during tne
war TO communicate secretly with
Germany. Madame Mario De Vie.
torica. who has admitted she was an
agent in America. testified here In tn,
trial OF willard j. Robinson. charged
with treason.
Madame Vic;orica testified sho eAvs
70 Robinson a Bible containing secretly
inscribed messages In code which war.
developed with the aid Of Iodine taS
lets. She said she brought the inyisibis
INK from Germany soaked in whits
tea - 'h'to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
CLOSE OF WAR FINDS
DIVORCE COURTS BUSY
EnE1ish 0mces busy With Post Bellum
Troubles OF Wnr
BrideH.

LONDON. May 90 Divorce queues
are the lates.
During the war. when the people got
accustomed frs; to food queues, then
then train queues and very often res
taurant queues. the population likewise
got in The habit Of standing in line and
patiently waiting FOR things
as natural evolutionary development.
Many hasty marriages were made dur
ing the war. some Of the brides evident
~ believing their husbands might get
done IN AT the front and. perhaps,
many OF the husban wishing as much
Now. with the war over, and hus-
bands and wives finding they must real
~ live toErtheer. they are seeking the
so!ace OF the dIs-joiner OF nuptial tics
Then too. three or four years absence
made considerable difference in the lives
OF many couples. and the mutual desire
for Il new start or a new deal" has
manifested itself in rush for divorce
says Harry Wilson. well-knowen Lon
don divorce lawer:
IT here have been more deeds OF sep
araton drawn up in the last two years
IMAM in any previous twenty years"
He says the woman are crowding
numbers az attend spring sales. And
where one woman Consulted her law
yer about it, before the war now six
seek advice and action.
during the war there developed a tvpe
OF woman who revelled in the chance
that had never before been hers OF GO
ing about and enjoying herself extrava-
Sant!y and recklessly and this type
has resented the return TO restraint in
Toked by the husbands homecomminc -
The husbands should worry. There
are two women OF marriaGea BILE age in
this land 10 each male
comes "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
PRAYS IN COURT
Foreigners Who Receives First Papers
kneei and Pray For
America

ELTRIA. May 25.-At least one
first papers for citizenship Commanded
the respect OF County Clerk Williams,
When handed the doucument he got
on his Knees, removed his hat and
prayed .or his adoped country
Mr.. Williams has issued hundreds
or papers hu; this Is the first time
prayer ever accompanied the trans
action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
At the Movies

0DEoN-George Walsh, In "Luck
md Pluck"
BlJOu-Shirley Mason, In "rhe
Final ClOse-Up.r
C0LOSihI.-Tom Moore's .One OF
the Finest"
NiCTON-"Brenk the News tn
Mother"
ISIS-"Thc better ole"
MISREPRESENTATION Russell, In
"Hobba In Hurry"
nRoADWAf -Lenh Baird, In "As
Snn Thinks"
REN-PearI White, In "The Light
Ming Raiders"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
ATTRACTIVE CAKES For IEA

Dainty attractive cakes may be pre-
pared from the sponge cake. Mix and
n pa the cake In muffin pans and then
with maraschino cherries.
Or the mixture may be baked in a
sheet about one-haif inch thick and
nis, e spread with jelly and sprlnkled
squares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
BIBLE CARRIED SPY CODE
German Agent TcstiHcs She Sent Mea-
sage In Invisible Ink to Prus-
vim Wnr Departments.

NEW YORK. May 24- Messages
written in invisible ink on the blank
back naRes of Riblc was ono way
IN which the German spy system in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

l;fNCHBURG. MAY 25.-Watt Uazelwood
anu MISS Evelyn Cochran. both OF this CITY
T TSr Married In Roanoke saturday evening.
second Coast Artillery. during The war sGd
us nrdhc Is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

LYNCHBURG. May 25.-Emm.,, n Moor.
heib az and Miss Courtney Elizabeth Rosser.
afternoon 1T the Franklin Street re- niS.,
parsonage. Rev II. r. Jordan officistinr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

:, LYNcHBUEG. MAY e:--rhe marriage or
Mss it"sc prnmmond McWanc. daughter Of
M; ncnry Edward McWanc. 10 Dr. Elisha
itarksdalc. WAS celebrated Al Eirst Chris
tlan Church Saturday evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

LYNCHBuRG. May. 25.--Miss Maude
hcenan. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w ~
hh Se' OF Charlottesville. and James II.
,,enack; Of Phoenix. Ariz., were married
here Friday evening. Or G. f. Hooker
pastor OF Court street Met hodist Church
performed the ceremony IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

PULASKI. May 25.-Miss TheImo u..t
wright. daughter OF MIR and MIS- am
nMaInwright. and Arthur Russ wen; ~
bris'oi rem. Saturday and were ma rrid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

, CHARLOTTESVILLE May o5-Mr. p r.
tnWeH and Miss FlaAy Marshall came 10
Town yesterday and were married nv Tho
Kew. ~ L. Banister Of the baptist church
town department store "-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

FREDERICKSBURG May es-Mr or,
MIS- William +. Ficklen have issued in ny'l
, MiiS i 70 The marriace OF their daughter'
ander Gait. United States Marine C:nrns
ne marriage viii take place In ST Georrs; !.
Episcopal Church Thursday June 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-24

At meeting held last week the
proposition, frequently discussed in
formally, Of the building of stor-
are basin was discussed in all of its
phases. The secretary of the Cham
Der was instructed to furnish the
Town Council with the estimates of
cost. etc, and to urge favorable ac-
ton on the proposition. The Council
will probably take the matter up at
the next regular meeting of that
body. The improvement is greatly
needed.
Richmon,l's third fatality from
sleeping sickness occurred Saturday
when Horace Fourqurean, eight years
DID, succumbed to the malady at Vir-
ginia hospital. The child had been
in a state of coma since March 6,
being aroused at intervals for nour-
ishment, He was son Of Albert
Fourqucrean, of South Richmond.
James A. Tate and X. J. Hammond,
naval aviators, who were killed FRI
day at Pensacola, Fla, in 4 hydro
airplane accident, were from Shelby
vile, Tenn, ard Culpcper respcc-
lively, it was learned at the naval air
station.
William R. Dance, charged with
embczzling $4,000 from the Danvllle
Creamery, Of which he was secretary
and treasurer, was arrested Friday
while cndeavoring to escape from
the home of his father. In state
ment made soon after his arrest he
admitted making confession OF
thefts covering period Of Is months,
but said that he was led to believe
that if he decided his house and au-.
tomoble to the concern no further
steps would be taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-24

with them 50 cattle and two horses
which mad been driven from Nunez
by the raiders yesterday. Capt
Kloepfer reported that he had over
taken the Meyicans IS miles south of
Ruidosa and that five CT them had
been killed in the resulting skirmish,
None of the Americans was hurt.
Mrs. Frank Criser. who recently
moved to kitzmiller. Nd, from Dob
bin, W. Va, committed suicide Sat
urday night. She drove nail in the
wall and, making a moose with a por-
there cord, jumped off the bed. Mrs.
Criscr had been in bad health and
had been brooding over the death of
her son at Camp Lee last October
from influenza.
kilograms received in London up to
Sunday evening show continued
improvement in the situation in
Egypt, bit that the delta region is
still disturbed. Bcdouins attacked a
detachment of British troops in the
province of Faypm, middle of Egypt
but were repulsed with losses.
Onashrlndred and fifty truck loads
of ammunition exploded at the Grim
lie stationr; Brussels. Friday morn
ing, and the detonations: continued
throughout the day. Many buildings
we.:e:damaged by the exploding shells
at Tirlemont. Numerous casualtie:
resulted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-24
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Blank forms for listing Personal
Property and Incomes for State and
City taxes are being distributed by
the Commissioner of Revenue and
prompt return of the lists properly
made out and duly certified to is
earnestly requested. As after the
24th instant the Commissioner will
be out assessing on all days favor
able for such work, the revenue Of
flee, Room 7, City Hall, Cameron
Street Entrance), will be open from
T to 9 every evening except Satur-
day and Sunday.
All legal residents Of the City VINO
paid or were subject to a Federal In
come Tax, except employees of the
Federal Government, are also subject
70 State Income Tax. This applies
not only to individuals but to Mer-
camille and Manufacturing firms,
companies or corporations, in fact,
all business enterprises and indus
tries must make this return and are
again urged to do so at once and
avoid compulsory action OF the part
of the Tax Officials which will Ger
ta;nly follow-in the event of failure
Charles H. Callahan, Commissioner.
E. f. Lawler, Chairman,
6S-6t Board Of Review
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-24

MARRY If LONELY; for results.
try me; best and NEST successful.
'Home Maker" hundreds rich wish
marriage soon; strictly confiden-
tial; most reliable; years Of expert
encc descriptions free. "Thc Sue
cessful Club Mrs. Hcrdic, Box
55G, Oakland, Calf.
71-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-24
VIRGINIA NEWS

Patrick H. Lynch, roadmaster on
THE Valley division Of the Southern
Railway, died early Thursday morn
ing in StauntOn from injuries re-
.ceivcd two days before, when he was
thrown from a railway motorcycle
which jumped a switch in Stanton
yards. G.. Z. Rohr, trainmaster, of
.Strasburg, and NJ. w. woodward,
track Supervisor, of Harrisonburg,
who also were on the car, were
thrown. off, but escaped injury. Mr..
Lynch was picked up in an uncon-
sciops condition and removed to a
hospital, where he remained until his
death without reGaining conscious
ness. Mr.. Lynch had been with the
Southern Railway the greater part of
his life, and had recently returned
To- Price William after being trans
ferred 10 Greensboro, n. c.
The Chamber of Commerce has
taken up the question of providing a
better water supply for Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-24
STOMACH UPSET?
Gei AZ the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

THAT'S what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
satinq sonics, or trying to patch up a
200: digestion, they are attacking the
f4ai cause of the ailment - clogged liver
I'D iisnrdered bowels.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
flyer in a soothing, healing way. When
sne liver and bowels are performing their
1atnrai functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
II you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy. don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you Should take Olive Tablets, the SUBJ
stityte for calo1lel.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil, You Uiltknow them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping, cramps or pain. So
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
sclief, so you can eat what you like.
At 1oe and 25c per box, All druggists,