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The Washington times., 1920-04-08
PR|zESFOR Be KIND
TOAN|MAL POSTERS
Contest Open to School Children
In CapItaI-Awards Will
Total SITS.

Prizes totaling s2T5 will be given
TO school children making the best
posters or cartoons illustrating kind
ness TO dumb animals. Announce
ment 70 this effect was made today
by Mrs. J. v. Harring, chairman OF
the local committee OF the Humane
Education Society, which 10 arranging
'Be Kind TO Animals Week." TO begin
next Monday.
The awards will be given TO child
rem OF the following classes;
Class 1, first 20 fourth grades in
elusive; class 2, fifth to eighth
grades; class 3, high school ana
training school pupils. and class D.
art students and persons not 'inciud-
cd In other classes.
In bulletins OF instruction sent to
each school In the District the fol-
lowing conditions are outloned:
card on which drawing Is made or
mounted; Class 1, minimum, by IL
inches; classes .. 3, and 4, minimum,
IL by 20 incheA Largest sizo per-
mitted In any class. 20 by 2s inches.
"No drawing should be traced or
copied, but ideas may, be taken from
any source. A slogan or catch-word
may be worked into the drawing,
but the name of local society or
school must not appear in the draw
ing. The name OF the artist, with
homo address and school attended,
must appear on the back of the pos
ter: also classes in which 1t is en-
tered.
"Ths posters viii be considered by
the judges on tho idea (emphasis
must be placed on the humane
thought, and technique--arrange-
ment, color. form and lettering.
Drawings may be made In pencil.
crayon pen and ink. cut paper sill
houette. opaque water color or char
coal"
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
U. S Is Paying More
For Shad Roe Than
Fish Dealers Of D. c.

While the planting OF shsd In
the Potomac 10 sending up the
cost OF shAd roe In this city, the
tanning OF goldfish skins on the
Atlantic coast may serve to bring
down the price OF shoes. Edwin y.
Sweet. assistant secretary OF COM
merce. explained at the City Club
yesterday.
The Government is buying shad
roe from the fishermen, paying
more for II than II will bring In
market. for propagating shad In
the waters near this city. Millions
OF young shad. which later md
their way TO Washington tables.
are being hatched from roe.
Science has found a way to hatch
the roe after IL Is taken from the
fish.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
BUILDING FUND GROWS.

st. Johns College has received
$4,000 moro In the building fund for
$4,000. Bro. d. Edward. president Of
the institution. announced today. A
meeting of directors and captains will
be held Sunday morning at IL o'clock
In the college office.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Friday Only--Lansburgh
lilly" Silk Stockings,
Pair, $1.65
without the Usual Transfer
Stampingt

This Is the only reason why these
Stockings are sold at less than usual
tomorrow. All are in black and the
same good wearing and smart appear
ing quality, for which these famous
stockings have become favorites OF
Washington's silk hosiery wearers,
who know and appreciate real values.
Full-fashioned and made with REIN
forced Isle soles, toes, heels and gar
ter tops.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
$1.50 Nightgowns, $1.A

Women's Night Gowns made of
splendid quality white muslin; slip
over style; neatly hemstitched and
hand-embroidered Just for Friday,
each, $1.24.
(Third Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
l68 Pairs Strap-Wrist
Cape Gloves; Regularly
Sc; Just for Friday,A.65

The Friday price alone tells the
story Of the saving that can be made
on the purchase of a pair Of these
popular gloves. All are P. K. sewn;
medium weight in brown, with two
tone embroidered backs, and in light
weight in brown and gray with two
tone embroidered hacks, and contrast
inset at wrist. Buy tomorrow for
next falls needs.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
$3.50 Bungalow Aprons,
S2.l9

Come tomorrow and choose from
our entire stock of $3.50 aprons.
More than 20 styles-all made of
good quality percale in checks,
stripes, and plaids-with solid color
and braid trimming.
(rhird Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
S1.25 Rompers, 99c

Made of good, serviceable Seer
sucker or Gingham; in beach or boom
er styles; sizes to years. Special
for Friday, Bargain Day, 99c.
(Third Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
NEW THOUGHT LECTURE.

IAN Idealistic and Constructive Con-
ception of Fate" will be the topic of
an address to be delivered by Prof. r.
T. Allen, director Of the Astrological
Research Society. In the auditorium
OF the New Thought Temple, 1914 N
street, this evening at o'clock.
Clip your Liberty Bond coupons snd
exchange them for w. o. D.. thereby
aiding yourself and youP country.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
$l1.75 Rugs, Each $6.95

Serviceable wool and fiber Rugs-a
large room size. All-over designs;
good color selection. Reduced for Fri
day only, each, 1896.
(Fourth Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Talking Machine
Needles, Pkg, 10c

Wall Kane Talking Machine Need
les; all tones; 80 in package. So spe-
cial that we will not sell more than
five packages to customer. Fri
day, 10c.
tBaic0pyD
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Lingerie Blouses, $1.89

ew-crisp-beautiful and they
are specially priced for Friday. Plain
colors and fancy effects. Tailored
and trimmed models. Sizes SO to 46.
(Second Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
silk a X, Crepe de Chine, CSC

3S inches wide; offered In full
range Of plain shades for street and
evening wear. A splendid quality;
special for Friday only. Yard. 6vc.
(F1rst Fl0orD
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
S4.95 Moire Bags, S3.95

This means you can take your
choice of our entire stock Of $4.95
Black Moire Hand Bags and save
dollar. Each bag beautifully lined,
fitted with mirror and finished with
large silk tassel. Choice, 1895.
(First Floorp
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Portland Sheets, $3.50

These are seconds of the famous
Lockwood Sheets; no noticeable i'm
projections. Very heavy and the
best size, S1x99; extra length for
brass or metal beds. Tho Friday
price is less than regular. Each,
$3.50.
CIirst TloorD
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Children's Shoes, $2.35

We have reassorted the broken
lines and sizes from last Fridays sell
ing, and tomorrow we will offer the
balance of these wonderful bargains.
Remember the size and style range is
broken. All sizes, however, from 6 to
13 are represented, but not in any one
style. Choose early.
(Sec0nd Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Clearance Wash
Goods Remnants
An Economy Event That All
Women VIII Like to Know About
38c Yard

1t involves all the short lengths OF
wash goods that have accumulated
during the past busy weeks. Cling
hams, Voiles, Dimities, Poplins.
Organdies, etc. Materials suitable for
many purposes. In some cases enough
for women's dresses. Useful lengths
from 2 to yards. All ticketed with
one sweeping cleanup price. Come
early. tFirst Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Women's Dresses,
S16.5O

We have selected rs smart Spring
Dresses, consisting of Satins, Georg-
cites, and Wool Jerseys. The price
has been greatly reduced for Fri
days selling.
(SecOnd FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
$3.50 Corsets, S2.95

Just for Friday we offer La
Grecque Corsets at this reduced price;
sizes 10 to 2S; medium busts, medium
length--in pink or white coutil; all
with hose supporters; $2.95.
(Third Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
S17.50 Blankets, $500

All-wool H am lton Blankets,
shown in both blue and pink plaids;
soisette silk binding to match. For
double beds; light weight, warm and
attractive. Friday, pair, SIS.
(sixth FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
49c Cretonnes, Yd., 29c

500 yards OF beautiful new Gre
tonnes; attractive patterns, suitable
for slip covers, draperies and pillow
tops. Special for . day, yard. 2sc.
Fourth FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Floor Covering,
Sq. Yd., 49c

The 2 famed Pro Limo Felt Base
Floor Covering; for kitchens. bath
rooms and halls; sold from full rolls.
This price for Friday only, square
yard, 45c.
(FOurtb Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Hardwood Settees, $1.29

These can be folded up when not
in use; center support under seat
and double braced back. Splendid
value for Friday only, each SL75.
tFourth FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Clearance of Broken
Lines of Knit Underwear
At Remarkable Savings


WOmen's Union Suits--Size SO
only; bleached ribbed union suits.
Small women will find this won
derfuI value. Crochet top, lace
trimmed knee style; formerly sold
at SOC to Soc. 20.
Friday. ............. JCS
Children's Knit Underwear-A
punching of short lots and broken
sizes from regular stock. All sizes
in the lot, but some styles are repre-
sented by small sizes only. Under
wear of pajama check, plain muslin,
bleached ribbed cotton, open mesh
and others-in vests, pants and COM
binations. Regularly sold S5c 2Qc
to SOC. Friday .......... ECS
First FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Clearance of
Silk Remnants
ALI Grouped at One Price
Sl.69 Yard

An absolute cleanup of all-silk
remnants-not a yard must remain
and not a yard will remain-at
this greatly reduced price, for they
are the very silks now in demand, in
many different weaves, styles and
colors. Lengths suitable for many
purposes. The price is far below
what these fine fabrics originally
sold for.
lThIrd E,I0Orl
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
$500 Pillows, S3.9S

Just IA of these pretty Taffeta' Pill
lows In two shapes-round and
square; finished with tassel and POM
pom OF taffeta flowers; they are
slightly soiled, hence the low price.
Each, $8.SS.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Csc Bag Tops, Each 79c

Choice of both metal and shell bag
tops; in many styles-choice of our
entire stock. Just for Friday, each,
79c.
(First FIoorl
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Extra-Ribbons, Yd., 45c

A large and varied choice of pretty
Satin, Moire and fancy Taffeta Rib
bons, suitable for hair bows and
sashes; all wanted colors and styles.
Reduced for Friday only, yard. 45c.
(Firnt FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
85c Window Shades, SEC

Genuine Oil Opaque Window
Shades; mounted on strong spring
rollers, complete with fixtures. In
white and ecru only. Special, Just
for Friday, each, Soc.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Tricolette, Yard, $2.98

40 to a inches wide. These are
slightly imperfect, but not enough
to affect the wear or appearance
at this price a most exceptional value.
Colors--navy blue, black. old rose and
mole. A limited quantity. Yard,
S2.9S.
Third Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Remember-that this is regular
L. & B. merchandise, that you
can depend upon it; and that
every comparative price quoted
is that which the article sells for
every day, except Friday. If you
are inclined to be thrifty, you
will readily see the great money
saving opportunities. Shop early
in the day if possible; we believe
in most instances quantities are
suffcient-however, some may
not last through the day.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
$3.50 Umbrellas, S2.1O

Mems fast black rainproof Um-
brellas; with 2S-inch paragon frames;
steel rod and mission handles. Buy
Friday and save 40c. Each, S2.l0.
(First FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
CSC Stamped Dresses,
Soc

Children's Stamped Dresses. made
of lawn, gingham, voile and cream
cloth; neat designs; many styles for
selection. Just for Friday, Soc.
(Fifh Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Sl.50 Stamped Kimonos
Sl.OO

Pretty striped white Rep Kimonos
for children; blue or pink landings
finishes each kimono; easy to en-
broider designs. Just for Friday,
each $1.00.
(Fifth Floor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Csc Mating, Yd., 39c

Plain color Japanese Mating;
good grade; cut from full rolls; very
specially priced just for Friday. Yard.
soc.
(Fourth Fioor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
29c Curtain Scrims, l8c

They are all new and in the most
desirable patterns. You will admire
their splendid quality and the excep-
tional value at this price. Yard, lsc.
tFsurth FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Odd Lots of Mems
Furnishings in a
Great Clean-Up

rs White Tub Silk Shirts-Sizes
13h, 151a, and 16 only; reduced for
Fridays selling, cE m
6S White Cambria Shirts-Neglige
style with stiff cuffs; sizes IA, 151a,
16, 16h, II and c1cc
1712. Friday price ... Q1sUJ
3S Stiff Bosom Shirts-White only:
various styles; sizes 1919, 1917, Il,
and IN only. or.
Choice ................... .CoS
IS Dozen Lion COllars-Various
styles in broken sizes; in the follow
ing sizes, 13 y, 1917, IA, ana CE.
1914. Special, 2 for. LCS
tFirst FIooro
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
Mems Handkerchiefs
Box Stationery, 45c

Whiting and Cooks Royal Linen
Writing Paper, in all tints and white;
long narrow and fancy flap envelope:
"a sheets and "a envelopes. Special
for Friday only, box, 45c.
(First Floor
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Choose from all-wool navy blue serge,
black serge, brown henrietta, blue alba
tross, cream serge, Copenhagen serge,
silk and wool poplin, block checks, tri-
color checks, beautiful plaids, green
and blue suiting, crepe and a miscel-
laneous lot of fine black woolens;
lengths 2h to 81 yards. Choice at one
greatly reduced price. Yard, s1.59.
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
S7.95 MILDLY Skirts,
S4.95

What bargain! Children's Mid
dy Skirts of attractive all-wool
plaids in full pleated models, with
waist attached; sizes 6 to IA years;
just for Friday, S4.95.
tThird E'loor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08
35c Handkerchiefs, 25c

Women's dainty all-linen Handker-
chiefs; neatly hemstitched and with
corner embroidered in delicate tints.
Don't overlook this item. Each, 2oc.
(Ffrst FIoor)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Fine, imported Swiss organdie;
sheer quality; permanent finish; 40
inches wide: Friday we will sell Just
10 pieces at this special price. Yard,
75c.
(First FIoOr)
The Washington times., 1920-04-08

Double-bed Size Crochet Spreads
in two very pleasing DESIGNS; good
weight, soft finish; splendid value;
each. Sass.
tsixth Floor)
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-04-23
DOING NOTHING

Looking on the strike as a result
Of "agitation", Senators and Repre-
sentatives naturally demand more re-
presive laws. Senator PoindeXter
would punish with teh years imprison
ment or a ten thousand dollar fine
anyone fomenting strike that inter-
feres with interstate commerce. But
others see that that would merely
punish the malcontents after the
fact, and what is wanted is to prevent
strikes. So Senator Edge is for in
Producing a measure to "give power
practically without limit to the EX
ecutive, when the health and life Of
the people Of the country are threat
ened". He would also require public
utility employees to, give notice before
quitting. Still others want to use
the injunction, already forgetting
what happened when Mr.. Palmer en-
joined the miners leaders, but the
miners still refused to dig coal.
The men themselves, through their
organs, say they are striking be-
cause the government has done
nothing to redeem the promises of
last summer, because the railroad
bill has assured the railroad owners
hundreds Of millions but has done
nothing for labor because the Presi-
dent delayed month and half in
appointing the labor board, because,
in their opinion the government has
not played fair with labor, because
it has taken no action on their de
mands and because their own leaders
have acquiesced in such nonaction.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-04-23
The Peoples Column.

Communications are solicited on all
subjects, full name must be signed
as an evidence of good faith. 1t is
understood that this paper does not
indorse the sentiment of all COM
munications and is at liberty to take
issue when deemed necessary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

,Hge'R@i 5Hats. .re ~ A}s aUG liNscr
esaa'@'e sAanet ta,s toars ~ itghf
~lFt}a tle hreNe - "a tpss ont rnaf.
lvSrg usa+e~ Is9t s.styr Everything
canGat NJ ae>yfavi. geg@p ar~assar0cs
fov torun' s'tss ara ss!e<tea aaa plc.
urtgl k,n
fg, ihr ys5ar< Nornan 'Rha cassz7ry
the@ "a ,,e Sg.al5sa &, ns aoi }.sre
eEt rSrss basfe a eataz5n Jfas " ;-q,ehJ.
AZ confSe fsa ls5sa..s 20 tbs c&,
qGel'jsh cs9npasy, and 4 nsg ~ II
waS. ey'a frs 3ger~. er * fae lScc or
sastr sga ,A..}aS sinh s,urs'..& SlArEs
~ ns7EsSr * gassTi Ne 2f tnrt.a~t are
nat ata.asg sts< sNssr~ that have, rc4ae
Ascs" beS@gaee they Aase never .hees,
smay Ens In tAs ptcturv arr ol r
titnsy tace EMS w1ih q Saver a. tao
sengraiseS> So. wesa they were wo-rs
ty sae afst xes''t lal3s-N LITTLE vNn.
fly sore$ are taers facs'sra. gnsd
sat esar.ssle,3 ass and pair ~ cat.
S'sel SBc&fs< shsg~ ,sasn5s~is~s W cg,rn-
parry w'tta ;he ACE ai!ts " yest e-yiay.
si Sf,oaG3r1 IN the hes gtt assem- Il ye
~ tat24ys sus4s3es
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

abous II, la this tao4asi u plata s&igt 10
s~t onto mrs aEel.glsAtyta ,hat carries
the slee,e& A tight silk serves tof
This with a9gieFarta pieces and sleeves
" the cloth, Two straight picces et
cloth having Inverted pla!is 5swh the
cetter are fastened ~ The undcftody
at thu Salsfilae With shgp fasteners
Fellow TIE walstlias they hang frt,'. ~.
vraiine he SKIRT :; ti1e sides Squares
at smhn.itlery a, the frea, at nnn.k
and skivt exactly SUIT the tailored dress
tor Which they tsakr handsome
finish,
II oue has 10 mif,l refaedeiInr 10 Gid
dress or making a stlfg 30 doulie duty
shr ,spuot d5 better thsp to carry gas
g scheme i1ke thst stoNn In 'he s"eond
dress THIS IS short stao,k. ian,'ed
With satin ribbon Ike The sAir' IN colnr
and oruameu'sl with satn covered
buttons aut an all-ouS hrA. pgt
tern lievna catered Jersey 10th with
dars hiur hgVid aad r'Dhu ~. fIne
comhna'ssa for TIE sfauck 10 he worn
over psaln hior flo'b e&lrt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines Made
This Ladys Troubles Worse,
But Thedford's Black. Draught
improved Her Appetite and
Took Away Her Bile.

Nancy, Ey- Mrs Cora wgllle, a
resident If this place, gives out this
statement Il .hays gs.eu Hlsck.
prag1hl aud found Il 10 be the beyt
liyer medicine | ever Used 1t has
just been ane tor scstloa, sear
stomach aud bitter taste In the
mouth,
psod u eet Bilious and eonstIpatvd
and had 70 take something r3tis aaa
other strong medicines would only tear
my stomach Wy Rnd leave ms Ia a
worse fix than before taxing, | began
10 have sick headache
After lsarhlas or Black Draaghs |
took II AMI was cured * sick head.
aches, One or tao doses a week, os a
pinch after meals. hept the bowels
open eud tosk away all bile. | haye a
good appetite. DUG to my uSe vt riack'
iFAhGAt,
II your liver " rot acting properly
yoi may suffer trom such symptoms
rs headache. hl!lngmcss. constipation
indigestion. etc, md unless reIIes Is
obtained serious trouble may result.
In It's 70 years af successful use
Thedforas Black praueht has beer
found 10 trltrge these ailments aud
stimulate thr liver 10 10 its work.
At all druggists Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
PUT CREAM IN, NOSE
AND STOP CkTAfRH
Tesls Kew 70 .cnsr csscs.a Aassrli,
=. ard End sss8-ccsas.

Ysss ftfa FIRE &5 fww ratsg,a3ss
foF,r .ea5i ka head NJ ratarrh mtll ~
gofae. aour c'ag1ess soS;ylls wgIl otas,a
TIE cir passages n ycur ,end VII
esssr ard gsa can ts~athe freely. No
rassre tailness, heseachs % tsshiaF
saotssae fnstwas discharges .s+ arx.
sess; no struggling fer breath At
riEst
Tel yo7t tsv-grfst raa vBnt a ersaIl
ssttie ~ F1y's Cream. Balaa. Apfsy q
iifsBs II this frxsrar,. antSmegsfse
c-ssa'a Ia your revstrflx l~t 4, rsaesry's
through every sir passage ~ ssse feafl /;
sesstsDe sEd 6ssi the srcglen. insarsea
rnzesas nerbfsne. ape refssf .cusnss
inssnsty.
II 10 tasr what every eoid and ~.
tsrrs sufferer Deess posr stay
s'rsetsp ssd rsserssle-Asv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
NAME "HAYER" Is ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Take tablets without fear, II Yea go
the safety "HaSer
Crass,@

II s1u want the true. wefiafAnovs
Aspirin, as presci4hed b. FhYsietsns
for ever righ,cen years yea Haass ash
fur "nayeF TRtless " AspirinN
The "ilaypr ,'ruase IL stasas~d an
ehyh tablet ana appears oa each rasA'
agp foT year pro,wsian against lual-
tatioas
Ia esch package ~ 'nsYer Tablets
If Aylaf1u" are HBfp eHj lYrag@F ,itsec.
gsnns tor Colds, Headache, Neuralgia
TNothprhe. lsararhe. theamstlnN,
lBmhofo. SrGrltls. and t,s Pain In
general
Handy lin boxes containing II tab.
iets naat hu, few cents, Druggists
also srlI inrerr "nayer" naehagra A..
I4rth ~ ,be trade Vaath ~ isAyve Man
-ufHetnrs ~ hanaaceticaeIarsse Ut
Salirylicacid Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

TsHh&E "at day deeNsee have giyra
Nv something that is new apd io-
ereasnEly interesting tn thlak about
Just hnw clnse a secand they viii final.
~ run 10 he suit aud 10 the tailored
skirt and separate sklri, II samrthIug
hot 20 De torrtaid especially siuge the
ncw model, show that manufacturers
are taking advantage II the igklrg tor
smocks In designing t1rHl To the
women whO spend lglust of t.lesg time
IN taIlormad" clothes they offer the
sfire Of >artrfy~-a change from hloaN"
sEd SKIRT ny taglorttl coat and skfrt I've
sides. more " thelu oifyr possibilities
In rvmode4ug suits that the thrifty
ure not gUtng ~ overlook
Two very nHe models Ia, all LAY
dresses WIjl not have 10 ask twice rrr
tht attention ~ a'rrt women They
Rre pictured here aa5 hardly nred de-
rcrtpflou In tvfh ~ them the SHIRT
and sTancs liea Is carried est II has
been managed with wnnsiwful CLEVER
ness In the nrc~s " dark blue serge
with git,lje ~ irt Ilaks ami rinxs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a Gtass Of salts II feur Back
Hurts or Hisadsr
GotAeFt.

The American men and wwFnss faust
guard constantly against kainey tfea
bic, tesaasv we caG 'ea murh and Ill
cur fGSti IN rich, Oar hioott tn flied
with nrtr acAd which the kitness strive
10 filter aut, they weaken fFMn ever.
wprk. hpeuiae sluggish The nlIwinatiye
Tissues elag and the result IN kidney
troalie, bladder weakness and n Eesi'
eTat decline In health.
Wien yoav Kidneys feel tite Jumps
Of lead your bach hurts ~ fh@ aF,ne
Is et,aff. fnl "t sediment az yoa are
.tsi 20 slA,g relief tve or ltTsv
tnes ,iarine the aighs. II yna suffer
with Niek headache or dsasy, nervous
SPELLS, acid stomach or ynu hasE rhegis
FnataAia when ths weather is bad Fes
frnn y9uF pharmacies, short four
ounees az dad salts tab. table
spoonful In glass Of water before
breakfast FER few DAYS and yeuf
kldueys with then act tlnc. This IA
nous salts Is mace frota the aetsi ~
grapes and lemon tntce. combined
with iishla. and hiss beer used far
generations 10 Aysh ani stimulate
cleegej hittnev$, 80 neu'rw1lEe the
aeids In 'Ne urine So II No lungey w a
source III irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
e1sd Salts IN Inexpensive: rannos IN
,nre. rnAtts a delightful c-cryesrnn,
ilihSs-water beverage srd e.~lenev IN
ever hstne. because nohtsiy ran make
a mistake by having good kidney
Gushing any siuas..--Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-05

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i cutvaro' ~ women lata hu,sns -
and ln,p e'l srvArts ataax Nth N.n.
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n9en gowns. rrvrsNs devss, carried
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pursuits.
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