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AUTOMOBILES For SALE.


A REAL BARGAIN Five passenger Over
land al good rubber, extra IN rear. elec-
tric ights and starter paint good and In
fine running order. a real snap At $3.50.
Apply West Ninth street Garage, g0HtS
w Ninth street.
AUTOMOBILES for AN makes Of
autouobttes. new and secondhand aDrinRs.
wheels, tires, tubes and all parts. Adams
Street 0arsge. 302 Adams street Phone
484a w.
AU1OMOBIiEs--wo buy eocond- hand
automobiles for parts. any condition
Adams street Garage. 302 Adams stroot.
hone 4f12 W.
BARGAfN Used Stanley steamer. IN good
condition. Party leaving city phone GJg4J
or can be seen at the Brandy wine Auto
Painting Go. 0lpin Ave, betwcen Clay
CARS WASHED and polished for VI Apply
Woliaston strect.
ELECTRIC REPAIRg.
Motors Starters and Generators
Armature Winding Fields Hcwound
Promptly. Reasonable Guaran teed
Tenth and washing ton Sta
Phone t9s J.
FoR SALE Hudson cab. wire ahecis. Ap-
nY Security Tire Prouf Storage Ware
nous
FORD touring car, only used a short time.
VII be sold with new tires Appy Enoch
Moore. .Ir 22I smith street
FOR SALE
Packard Twin Six closed and open cars
Third series standard Limousine
THIRD Series Convertible Sedan
Ehird Sefies Touring Cars and Ruuatouts
Second SERIES Limousine.
second series Touring Cars and Run
abuufs
rhese cars have all boen mechanically
asefhapled and repant"d and are very
Rood vaiues
business men prefer - huy from reputable
business concerns and thereby Obtain thefr
warranty on purchases
For Information call 24tn or write Pack
afd Motor ar "a. of fhila 30 ninth
street
FoR SALE FtVE-pAssENGER SEDAN
Row ILhHAkf. l9is MODEL. ~
RUNNING ORDER WING WHEELS.
GOOD TIRES ONE kEW EXTRA
WHEEL. A%J3 IIKB APPLY TOURIST
GARAGE, DELAWAR AVEN UE AND
ADAMS STREET
F0H SAiE Bargain NJ dealers Ford
readster and ayee passenger bort both IN
Hrst-etass condition Ma Fariand shell
pot faek fali Heli Phone 1886
gsbfAss saat,retcie uifh side rar. ana =
five passenger { h3lrncr- If voH want t.
sell tonr ear. brine e - RaraPe. IIT1 Tat-
nall street
tfa touring al nvo.pazsonrer Run about
5181e niies itaf " sinrtcenth street
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MUSIC Al.
UPHOlsTERlNG AND RErAIRIN1..

MAKING OLD pUREIIUJRf .9ok -.
~ new repairing. upnotste aud can
az thonf olbd W oiO fsenca street
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FOR Rent

tsarazt.s - 1920 DciaWar.. . e,.g,.ie,
GARAGE ~ SIXTH aui Walnut ~.ra et
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lhree used Ford one ton truck
CHASSIS
DfH GaIIeict.
thfe rtH#7t9giif
Gre touring ar Al condition
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IOPkIS BROS. co.
III FRENCH STREET

WANTED Middle asod woman TOR gan
rval G0usCWor8 irHr ad.trs in failIie
T. Every Evening Gf.cc
hNfFdp Good Woman for vasher au3
}routuC 1921 WaslunStnu st-,t=.
WON An Foy c"chIng and dowusIajrS
work. reference required appiy CraW-
ford Circle Waua>et Park
expect nlnr people aut of every 10 ike
bc0hit , AZ = 'tti4al the best butter. 5iC.
huckc3t. * Sauer traut- lNc qt Dreamed
Cabbage -JC Ih Guaranteed Eggs t5c-
hoFner. sinasitst store IN Town. 81 hinS
street
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HOTELS.

STOP At THE ANNEX HOTEL ra.s
Fourth street good rooms with moi y,asag
heat Tub and shower baths 80 50 s2 M
and S4-00 weekly. Single beds $50 and
LOc. 15c- and S1.00 0Dcn day aud night
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NlASQLERAnE oIIrs.

NiASQ EBApE SUITS ANA 0gs - ~.--
Specialists ,u paints Aut uAkauns Fran.
tieslnEer corner Fourth Au1 Walnut st-e- Is
Phone S154 ~
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Jay DAVI

9tff'F@fs iffN hilt1tft tf4 'lN r. DEL
FOX SAbE Gno1 garaR" proprs 1Gn. Alqo
feg Dwellings af ihF uh} u~icos y n N
Homes s2E thipfev sfrrof
F3R SALE AZ Ciayfuout, Won TerfU ho'ri
pTup@rtT. t@ rooms and rath mcier1 i'm
prove unentF. exCaiirnt condition A most
womb rfui opportunity fill 4 hntsl ur a ruAsl
huuse. Pauna.-fB i9rv. corp so Farket
Etyant Phone 1916 Fvan inga 1G8f
TWO COTTAGES AZ Penn Grove m tha
river front Apply gCa Jefferson stvc~st.
Phone i55s n
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Lost some aiuc I-y iass.leG
,e-u-guet ,Eycrs tvtl8E Adv
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THREE WELL BALANCED SOLICITORS
FoR DELAW ARE CoRPoRATloN or
Hn Hhis IN ET4HRsTdL FiRaT Lrf4Kk T4fK ANp EH rE h
iHONE NUMBER, ADDRESS y IL.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
WANTED Reliable white stable man
GOOD opportunity for right party Address
9 Is. Every Evening Office
wANTE D-Namos ambitious men, conf
mon education, wishing 20 become govern
ment ra ilway mail clerks. $1,000 first year.
Answer imInedia tely. -. Every Evening
Office.
WANTED Good man on small farm. Reg
ular wages. Good opportunlty for right
man. state experience. number OF family
references, wages Address ID -, Every
Evening once
WANTED Two young men acquainted
with auto trade, TO sell tires. Apply Su'
Shiplcy street
WANTED Compositor stead, position
Apply Story Printing 90. Sll ShirIcH St
WANTED -Threc men of good appearance.
Of average intelligence with an ambition
to earn . gratifying income We tram Snu
cost to Yourself stead, WORK Ask fof Nj,
Butler. S22-2S Ford Buildine
WANTED Young man stockrootu keeper
Apply Tho White 60. 2ll French street.
WANTED Experienced salesman men &
furnishings References aud experience
Communications strictly confdcn tidl 81,
Every Evening Office
WANTED Clerk young man Must ~
accurate at figures nnC with knowledge
of auto preferred Apply stewart Foss.
Hughes Co, Tcuth and French streets
WANTED House to house Canvasacrs frx-
pcricnCC mt necessary steady work An
ply New berry Bros .l9 v Fourth street
NUT Me- MEN tor RAILWAY mail clCrkN 2ttn
month Experience unnecessary For FROG
particulars. examinations. write ! lFrn
ard former government examiner 1905
Equitable Ruilding Washington
HELP WANTED.
MEN WOMEN, IS up wanted &IOO~sl5O
month. Government jobs Hundreds ~
positions. v rite FOR list. Franklin Institute
Dent. Al A Rochester. n
SITUATIONS WANTED.
COIGRED WOMAN desires q position Far
par' day work every day 903 Wilson
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PAPEh HANGING.

WALL PAPER AND PAPER HATCTNE
Lowest price and suarant teed work II
shames. Ao@ North Jackson street. Phone
PAPERHANGER Isidore FIshp,au az "
Second street. Lowest prices rgTIarantacd
work. Phone 64ls H.
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NOTICE

New Series of Shares.
The elghty-second series of
shares Of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association is now being
issued. Shares are S1,oo each
per north and can be obtained at
any time at the Perpetual Build
INC. Ninth and Orange streets.
WILLIAM c. PHILIPS.
President.
EMMETT s. HICKMAN.
Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
BEAl rl

faru of f,u aetrs pu STONE tuaU .a.l
mjtus from Wilmington ana near f3ilu4t
Possession lH spring
ho1Cua more. ali Sizes lnI prjcc-
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FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT Three rooms use af bath
heat and hight. Apply - y Jackson 81
THREE ROOMS bath clactric light and
eas second door. So. l506 " Fourth
street
1T RSISuEH apartment use of pa-cb
summer house and laundry house sur
rounded 6y grounds with shade tr,,es
Phone 522l-N
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CAUSE q GlAPlN 4

se4i ESTATE aud INSURANCE
Nrw tHiry4 Eleventh ana Orau4, ~t,.
fcicpbOpc tOYa
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TO BUY OLD OOLD& SILVER
NJ r. Davis 9, il r. Second 81.
HAIRDRESSING
STORAGE

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones
George 4 Lang 10. I@93 Orange street
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BICYfF.ss REPAIRING.

BI CYCLE REPAIRING TU line ~ hi.
cycle arr ssorlas. baby carriages fetaircd
ard retired Winning t0u CgclD aaDp 5tl4
Front iYfrt
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MANlITA
IOPkIS BROS CO.
cit Ff&ESIrIl STiJI-Eg

tNFFn etonueraph,f .tui typewriter
~uo car louk eft.s small a~t ~ duupie
unfrA hooks Mast knnR her euginc@s and
have gCod personality InquNstiauahlt ref
crcurt required Hours 2 tn > $40 daily ~at-
urdaH untI m Nupiy ts mAd rs.
tNrfA FNtpnH bNrr
WANTED Operators al once fnr putting
cn collars, Also NTmhota and hack Apul-
mer john Tucker Co.. iU4 III Foutth
street.
WANTED Chamhermaid fot Rockford
Hail koom board. gneu VASES .Appis I'm
poyment Bureau k@bford gate iGs Raa
croft \ sons 90
WANTED PracltraI nurse ar mother s
helper Apply ts}n n Hrooua street
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LOST AND FOUND.

Ltf0t h4Nt toO%~bs
LoST-IadHs gold wrist watch initials
H " r, an NcW Castle car or between
Fourth and Seventh on Market Reward if
returned 10 Every Evening once
LOsT-Deposit book On Artisans savings
Bank, No. 1850. in the uaTne 81 Emma.
:. Fleming. -Applica tlon mas been made for
d new boob
Emma Fleming
LoST-Pair Of Chiid's high tan iacc shoes
Tuesday morning on south Grant avenue
Union PARK Gardens. VIII finder plea ~ r.
5urn 70 Z d CIapp. 2l2@ Lancaster avenue.
THE glasses picked up by gentleman 81,
MONDAY evening ~ WcDtE-tirst and
washington Str"t'IS oei"ng 70 Fht under
signed inward VIII T., PAID 500 West
twenty first street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
TYPENRTrERS.

J A. SMITH TyrEH RITTER EXCHANGES
AL nakea sold. rented ami rsspaIsse
Ancp Adding Macatncs and hnes Writgrs
" Seventh sttrat secund floor U06t bar
Ter shop Phones su53 or 2s55.
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FOP SAIL
100 O-ACRE FARM

~ aCrca valuable wood Eve acres musk
rat marsh balance tlfablc ~ acres iu
wheat suuc fruit good iiruer Fpulidingr
and surroundings fDcafed Iu Is good sec
ttun and pu an improved -otd pggsoe.i8p
March i lg2B
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PIPELESS HEATERS.
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.
sHAMPooING sCALP TREATMENT.

Mrs NJ NICHOLSON. sha npooine. s,sIn
treatment. facial massage yibEator5 treat
ment5 haIr dressing. also alec trIcal ma assAxe
208 N Franklin st ID 4 A. $685.
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PRICE MD TERMS PFAGON
Af}I Fl

AiEa 2 store and dReliiuR combined To-
Gated IN ths main rusinoss section ~ the
tn~n af Nddlrtown Bei Iosacseios March
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MANIIrN

" Nm I'D.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON
SEWING MACHINES To WORN
ON AFHi tTIC UNION SUITS
GOOD PAY NN iIEIE-N OKh
EASI~ WITH l{9ST@ ttJAk3N
TfED CONTINUOUS WORK 0S
ttCH OPERATION On MaICH
YOU AkE LAlEhIINCED NEM
MACHINES tIEANAN L SUR
hG 4 >lJLNGS NAhNI WORK
hUUAI APPLY Al ONCE.
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WANTED TO BLY,.

" r PAY the highest prices for secondhand
furniture, rags. carpets books metals and
al hlnos oi Junk Jacob ProtegaI 322 EasT
Second street Phone 3JOS w
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PRINTING ENGRAVING .EMBossING

j am nnW prepared 10 give good service IN
PRINTING botu quality ana aeliyegt
q. H. Gray. PRINTER. II z hixhta street.
Evening journal., 1920-03-02

The first feminine Claudia, was the
daughter OF British prince who sent
her greetings to st. Timothy In St.
Paul's epistle. The masculine form,
Cladus, or Gladus, as II was sometimes.
spelled. became popular In England and
was taken over by the Welsh. who are
responsible for the feminine Gladys.
Gladys came to be considered the
equivalent for Claudia and as such was
reverenced, but her name never achiev-
ed the popularity Of its equivalent be
cause OF its harsh sound. Though rec
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
Regular Habits Now;
Constipation Gone
MIR. Brooks Suffered for Years
Tells How He Got Relief.

II have tried a great many things for
constipation, but the only thing that has
been able to relieve me Is Milks Emulsion
am on only my second bottle and have TO
take very little OF It now. My bowels move
regularly every morning, which they have
not been doing for number of years IL
seems like living again, after suffering so
long. recommended Milks Emulsion to
two OF my friends and both say II is the
best remedy they ever heard of"--Elmer c.
Brooks. 800 Washington St, Peoria, Ill.
Constipation weakens the bowel muscles
Salts and purgatives only Increase this
condition Mllks Emulsion is a real cor
reetive remedy. You can try It under its
guaranty, without risking a cent
Mllks Emulsion cleanses the stomach and
bowels Of all Impurities. restoring healthy,
natural bowel action and doing away with
all need OF pills and physics. II corrects
the digestive organs and improves the ap-
petite. Thus II helps nature to build up
the blood and tissue and to strengthen the
throat, stomach and bowels. As builder
OF flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion is
strongly recommended to those whom sick
ness has weakened. and is powerful aid in
resisting and repairing the effects OF vast
ing diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relleved-usually
IN one day.
This is the only solid emulsion made, and
so palatable that 1t is eaten with spoon
like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case, you are
urged to try Milks Emulsion under this
guarantee-Take six bottles home with you,
use Il according to directions and II not
satisfied with the results, your money viii /
be promptly rcfunded. Price 60c and S1.2O /
per bottle The Milks Emulsion Co., Terre I
Haute. Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
Catching Cold?
MINTOL OFTEN PREVENTS
PNEUMONIA.

II Is surprising to read in the daily M.
pers Of treatments that our forefathers ana
grandmothefs used for cOughts colds ca
fnrrh and bronchial affections II imprasses
the writer with the fact that modern scien-
tihc research had not advanced an iota
when. as matter Of fact there have been
wonderful advancements in the treatment
OF all diseases and conditions that bring on
disease. Just because grandmother nsed
old fashioned mustard blisters for reliev-
ing colds and congested conditions IA Il
no sane reason why we should resort 10 tha
old, antiquated methods when there have
been such wonderful improvements and new
discoveries Of remedies which are far more
effective and less painful to use
SPECIAL NOTICE :--A druggist said the
other day that customer came into his
store and inquired for mustard plaster
and he suggested to the customer that they
try MINTOL as more modern treatment
for congested conditions. The customer ac-
cepted the druggists suggestion and in
twenty-four hours the same customer came
into the druggist and said: How long
have you handled MINTOLfr The druggist
replied that he had been handling Il for
some little time and the Customer frankly
stated that he would never use a musta rfl
3cream or plaster for colds, coughs, or any
e>ssongested conditions again. There are thou
'~'nds Of others would would say the same
this druggists customer did, II they
rId only try M1NTOL. II your druggist
pot supply you we Will mail you a lar
fceipt Of price, 35c 60c and S1.25 Jar.
Home Relief Laboratories, Boston.
For sale by Eckerd's Cut Rate
ns Store
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
SUCt] ~
Eli F']zS;

Old Deacon Snow lets his side whisker,
grow
Just nike The desk in the musical show
He wears a tall hat and you'd bet Til
you're nat
That when he's in town he goes out
on bat.
You've got the boy wrong for wild
women and song
Are strictly taboo when The Deacons
along.
He's kindly old skate, though a trifle
sedate,
And back in his home town they
think he is great.
The old idea that fellow cuts
loose" when he gets AWAY from home
has been placed on shelf No. s70,03S in
The Hall Of Time.
Largely. es Squire Abner Harpington
points out, the praise or blame
whichever way you look at lt) may
be placed on prohibition.
City Clerk w. J. Egn OF Newark
n j., gives out figures showing that
only about one of every 100 men who
apply for a marriage license In his
town Is "white collar" man, such
as clerk or boOkkeeper. Egan believes
the high cost OF living is keeping The
guys from embarking up
on the wild seas OF matrimony.
Six children-dwo sets OF triplets-
IN IS months is the record In the fam
lily OF Mr.. and Mrs. Posey Livingstone
Of Albeny, Ala
All are doing well-includns the
grocer, shoe dealer and others sup
plying the Livingstone family's worldly
needs.
A young man came Into Squire
store the other day,
Have y, -er-lgot any baby-bug-
gles?" he asked.
Yes, indeed. replied the squire.
In cases where-where-when u
wasn't iusi--just whet you expected
you know, and you have expected,
you know. and you have 10 buy two
laby buggles, you know. Is II custo- /
nary 10 buy two-or-one big enough /
or two9"
On. well, some people will GROSS
bridges before they come to them
Nobody has noticed any falling of in
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
GEORGE A. wmTELEY DIES.

Special to the Evening Journal.
CENrhEVlLLE. Nd. March 2.-George
A. Whiteley. 60 years old, died Sunday
at his home in Centreville. Mr.. White
lay was prominent In politics, being a
Democrat. He was twice sheriff of the
county and for many years was town
bailiff Of Centreville When a young
man he engaged in the undertaking
business. He was also an auctioneeI
lie married Miss Alice Bertha Story,
daughter OF the late John Rouse Story,
of Queen Anne's county. She survives
him, with the following children: Mrs.
b. ilackett Turner, OF Centreville, and
Frank Y. and John Harman Whiteley,
Of Centreville; Arthur S. Whlteley. Of
Wheeling, w Va, and George Calvin
Whiteley, Baltimore
Rejoice and be happy. the want ads
viii get you a good posltlon.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
PIN A MEDAL on HIM.

Who is The friend OF The timid bride
groom-to-be?
OF the Leap Year bridef
Who is " who knows the minute {
blushlng couple comes 10 the window
and begins nlling out the license tc
wed2
Who Is the co-worker with Dan Gu
pid, the Marrying Parson. and the
gent selling a houseful OF furniture
dollar down and pay the rest of your
llfeS
Who Is so excessively hurt when d.
voice courts begin undoimg what he
started years hefore9
Why, the marriage license clerki
Evening journal., 1920-03-02

Push ahead as fast as you can, then
let the want ad push for you.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
"WIZATiS IN 4 NAllL?'
BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name; Its History; Its Meaning Whence
1t Was Derived; Its Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel
stsstetetAstasasIeaas
BY Mildred Marshall

ognlzed as Gladys 10 was more often
given in baptism as Claudia, or Claude,
as the French call It.
France rejected Gladys completely,
preferlng the softer Claudne, and
Claude. while Italy and Spain chose
Claudia, leaving Gladys completely TO
English use, whence il was brought 10
America and allowed to flourish unmo-
Tested and non-confused by Claudia
Agate Is the talismanic gem assigned
TO Gladys. II is said to avert peril from
It's wearer. to give her courage and a
large degree OF charm One old legend
contends that her every wish viii come
true when she wears this gem. Tuesday
Is her lucky day and her lucky num-
Der.
Msa1'-f Maa''seas
Copyright, 1920, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.).
Evening journal., 1920-03-02

Ha1 RkAAI 49, - - =
helghth Of feminine
elegance. Gladys
comes from a dlgni-
fed old Roman fam
lily, the Claudlan
gems. The Claudii
gave much fame in
early Rome and
figure In most OF
the tragedies OF the
city and the EN-
peror Claud dius
through his con-
quests In Britain,
spread his name
throughout EurOpe
Evening journal., 1920-03-02

the' annual production Of spring poems
One swallow doesn't make summer,
but there are some parchcd guys who
would trado summer for one swal-
low.
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
PLAIN MARY WORLDS
CHAMPION JERSEY COW

NEW YORK. March 2.-"Plaln Mary y
OF Bangor, Maine, has won the worlds
Championship OF the Jersey breed Of
cows. The American Jersey Cattle Club
announced yesterday.
She produced 1925 pounds OF milk
and 1910 pounds OF butter fat IN a
year. surprising by nine pounds the
butter fat record OF the former cham
pion. an Oregon Jersey named "Vive
Ia France" "Plain Mary is owned
by F. W. Ayers.
Farms may be sold through the Want
Ads with profit.
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
GLADYS.

Though poular In the chorus and fire.
quently In use as the heroine Of popular
fiction, where Gladys de Montmorency
Evening journal., 1920-03-02
After the "Flu"
or Pneumonia
TAKE
Chasco-Vin

Sold only by Eckerds Cut Rate Medl-
cine store, sos Market street; Mlller's
Drug Store, 406 Market street.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
PRESS COMMENTS THAT'S All,
Foundation of the World.
(Dy 1xoXA101 1DITo1)


h~~ t' Foundation Of the World. \ =. :srzls,s.
.'The Christian religion is the foundation Of the
world. Without it life would be unutterable. The
gospel Of Jesus Christ by which we know who our
fathers and mothers are-whcht has regenerated
the world from awful darkness 50 that we, reading
history through the dreadful ages past, view with
horror what have been our present lot but for the
Christian faith-requires the most vigorous energy
and the biggest and most perfect organizations to
proselyte and maintain. We advance this argu-.
menta alone to show the natural tendency Of man
to go to sleep even in peril of a world of damna.3
ton, to say nothing Of what might be beyond!
OF all lecturng, coaxng, preaching, ascetc devo-,
ton and self-sacrifce, this one thing alone beats
anything in the world-just to awaken man to that
which is of the utmost importance to him!"-Chi-4
cago Auto Journal. = ,.-,'' ,s--t sS,ysE
It isn't necessary to go to church to heara ser
mon modern modesty-or its absence, says the
Bemidji Pioneer. Pick up the Sunday edition OF
any big city paper and turn to illustrated section.
You will find pictures Of young women in bathing
and show costumes. Some times you need micro
scope to see the costumes. Staring you in the
face will be bare backs, bare arms bare chests,
bare legs and very little that isn't bare No loose
fitting suit for the modern bathing girl, thank you
1t must be skin tight to display her charms to ad-
vantage. And you will find these same pictures
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
5000 Year.oid Story,

5000 lYelr-o Old Story.
Do you know which Il the Oldest
work Of dctionf za Ss5l;5 &. !
Il II the Tale Of Two Brothers" "
written over three thousand years ago
BY the librarian to King Merenptah.
the supposed Pharaoh Of the Exodus.
The story was written for the
amusement Of the, king sOn, who af-
terward reisned as Seti the Second.
He has signed his name In two places
on the manuscript, and tlese are prob
ably the only surviving autographs Of
q king Of Egypt. ss= ."s..:s
The Tale OF Two Brothers" II writ
ten on nineteen sheets Of papyrus in Z
bold hieratic hand. It was purchased
in 1857 by the British museum from q
Mime. d'Orbiney. @ q. Il. !: : .:. ;ss,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
GLASS OF SALTS =:
CLEANS KIDNEYS
If Your Back Hurts or Bladder
Il Bothers ou, Drink
rs j. Lots Of Water Z 6: s3..=s ...s: Z

~ ;s% When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and,
proceed to load your stomach with q
lot Of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with "a mild, harmless salts
while removes the body's urinous
waste, and stimulates them to- their
normal activity. The function Of the
kidneys is to filter the blood In "a
hours they strain from it 500 grains
of acid and waste, so we can readily
understand the vital importance of
keeping the kidneys active. C. e.. sjz5- :js,>.
Drink lots Of water you can't
drink too much;: also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces Of Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonful in q. glass
Of water before breakfast each morn
ing for few days and your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia,
and assbeens used for generations to
clean and stimulate clogged Kidneys;
also to neutralize the acids in urine
50 it no longer is a source Of irrita-
tion, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts lis inexpensive; cannot in
jure; makes q delightful efervescent
lithia- water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this, also keep up. the water. drink
ing, and no doubt you will wonder
what became of your kidney trouble
and backache. ,S@@..# b: l...si: sis.t:5 IL. Il