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Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearing Of
HOusefurnishings

-$ll.ss APIECE Cottage Set, decorated
with pretty rose and dainty border de-
sign, No. 572. Year-end q Or
Dinner Plates, Of white Syracuse
china. Large size, set Of six. A0e
Water Set, of plain blown glassware.
Consists Of one jug and six tum- TO-
blers. Year-end price .:.:..... lN
Electric Irons, ''Mesco'' brand. nickel
plated and fully guaranteed. "a or
-Combinets, Of white enamel ware:
large size. tslightly imper- 81 40
fect.) Year-end price ...... &>s1/
Ivory Soap, 6 cakes 10e
Saucepan Set, Of pure aluminium ware.
], III and 2 qt. sizes. Year TO-
end price, per set .............. ~
Frying Pans or skillets, Of cast iron.
Griswold brand. lear-e TO-
ESad.Iron set, consisting Of 8 irons,
l handle. l stand. Year-end 98c
Goal Hod and Shovel, Of Japanned
ware; complete. Year end d0~
3Sa.75 Aluminium Percolators, <f 40
Ideal brand. Year-end price,. Y>sS/
Domestic Science Fireless Cookers.
all metal case. aluminium lined wells.
Complete with utensils. &Of or
Year-end price .........-..
Sold on Club Terms.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
PERU TO ASK PRESIDENT
TO BE FINAL ARBITRATOR
Nv the Associated Ircss.

LIMA, Peru. December 2s-Peru in
a. new note to Chile proposes that the
President of the United States be-
asked to act as final arbitrator of
all differences between the two coun-
tries. no appeal being allowed from
his decision.
Tho note Is in reply to Chile's com
munication accepting the principle of
arbitration and the plan that each
country name a plenipotentiary to
meet in Washington to establish the
'basis and purpose" of arbitration.
The Peruvian reply proposes that,
In order to avoid the danger of mis-
UNDERSTANDINGS through direct nego-
tiations. each nation before mar, ing
plenipot tentiary cable to Secretary
Hughes, soliciting the consent OF ,he
United States for holding the nego
tiations in Washington and also ask
ing Mr.. Harding to act as arbitrator.
Evening star., 1921-12-29

Ry the Associated Press.
TORONTO. December e9.-Prof.
William Bateson, worid-famous
English biologist. last night threw
a bombshell into the convention OF
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science by declar-
ing that it was impossible for SCI
entists any longer to agree with
Charles Darwin's theory Of the ort-
gin of srecies.
He declared that, while forty
years ago the Darwin theory was
accepted without question today
Sc an.ists had come to point
where they were unable to offer
any explanation OF the genesis of
SDecieS
Evening star., 1921-12-29
FIND ANCIENT EYE PAINT.
Discover Vanity
Bottles 1000 Years; Old.

LONDON, December IA consign-
signment of eastern vanity bottles
1000 years old has just reached Lon
don Some were found with num-
mics of Egyptian women Of fashion;
others came from u Roman tomb in
Nazareth.
They are stibium pots from the
toilet tables of vanished beauty.
Stibiunl is a preparation of finely
powdered antimony, with which the
Egyptian women darkened their eye
lids and penciled their eyebrows.
Time has made these little vanity
bottles very thin and iridescent. They
shine with beautiful prismatic tintS
OF rich gold, green blue. purple and
red When they arrived they were
fun OF desert sand. Held against the
light. they show thar a dark deposit
has eaten its way into ne glass; l:
is a twenty y-century-old :s paint.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearing from the
Linen Store

-$1.75 Pure Linen Damask. 30 inches
v, wide; deg good weight III in assorted S1.5O
SEQ Mercerized Table Damask, IS
inches wide, heavy weight and
assorted patterns. Special. a 60~
yard wv
-S1.00 Scarfs and Tray Covers. Of all
over lace or with linen finished TX
centers. Special. each. h.......... ~
-S400 Cotton Tea Napkins with en-
broidered edges and fancy cor S2.75
-Sl.25 Hemstitched Tablecloths, So
inch size. made of a good mercerizcd
damask, in assorted patterns. 81 IN
Each T'~o0
$500 13-piece Sanatas Luncheon Sets.
in large assortment Of pat ST 1.N
terms. Special, set........ Y>~~O
$50 Bureau or Dresser Scarfs, hem
stitched finish, good quality; *
1Sx50-inch size. Special at 49,. ~
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
DARWIN;S THEORY ON SPECIES
SECUTED BY ENGLISH BIOLOGIST

Prof. Bateson admitted that his
words marked him down as an
agnostic. but maintained there was
nothing left for the scientist of
today but agnosticism. or, as he
called it. "obscurantism."
He said. however. that the doubt
Of Darwin's correctness extended
only to the great scientists theory
of genesis and by no means in
cluded that concerning the general
truth of the principle Of evolution.
He declared that obscurantism-
a plain confession of ignorance OF
the manner of the beginnings of
species-would come to the scjen-
fists rescue. filling In the breach
opened to the enemies 0, science"
through tearing down the Darwin
ian theory
Evening star., 1921-12-29

BY the Associa ted Press.
PARRY SOUND, Ontario. Decem-
Der 2S-Forty years in the peniten-
tiary was the sentence imposed by
Police Magistrate George Moore to-
day on Stephen Sowisluk. who plead
ed guilty to smashing twenty-one
windows sin order to earn term
in nice warm Jail for the winter
He was convicted of ten charges
and sentenced to serve a term Of
four years on each, the sentences to
run consecutively.
TORONTO. December 2S.-W. r.
Raney. attorney general OF Ontario.
announced tonight he would con-
duct an irvestisa lion into the ease
OF stephen Sowisluk. sentenced al
Parry Sound to serve forty years
Evening star., 1921-12-29
ARMY AVIATORS KILLED.
Machine Goes Into Tail Spin and
Bursts Into Flames.

ARCADIA. Fla. December 29.-
Lieuts. Samuel II. Davis and William
G. Sinclair were instantly killed and
their bodies burned when the air
plane in which they were flying
crashed five miles from here yester-
day. The officers were stationed at
carlstrom Field, at this place.
Lieut.. Davis home address was
San Antonio, Tex. and that of Lieut..
Sinclair. Augusta, Ark.
The machine is said to have gone
in a tail spin a few feet from the
ground when the officers were de-
scending from practice flight
Farmers who saw the accident said
the machine burst into flames and
then fell to the ground. Both bodies
were badly burned.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
HOPE TO SAVE DYING RACE
Effort Made to Perpetuate Pure Ha-
waiian Blood.

HONOLULU, r. H., December (by
maiD.-The first step in the endeavor
to rehabilitate the dying Hawaiian
race-placing twelve Hawaiian fami-
lies on specially selected farm sites
on Molokai. the leper island-wil!
cost approximately $4,000, George P.
Cooke. executive officer Of the Ha-
waiian homes commission, reported
to the organization at special
meeting.
The commission. appointed by Gov.
Wallace r. Farrineton in accordance
with the renabilita tiop act passed by
Congress. hopes to establish the first
settlers on Molokai by January l.
1923. The land selected is practically
virgin soil, and must be cleared and
prepared for the farmers.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
REVIVES GOLD FIELDS.

VIENNA. December 10.-Gold fields
that have not been worked since the
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries are
to be exploited bv the government.
The deposits lie in the Ziller and La
want valleys on the TErul-Ss iZburg
fu.tf:eES. ana pruSDcctino .ias given "a
yield Of slightly more than sn ounce
of gold to lie ton The showing is so
satisfactory that the government will
join with the owners Of the land in
The development.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearance in
DOmestics

-Kann's Special Iinen.Finishsd Sheets,
bleached, double-bed size, made from
regular. sheeting, all perfect q IN
sheets, in one-piece. Special. P>s|V
Dominion Pilloweases, 45x3e In. made
from ends of regular Whitethorn sheet
ing, all perfect and selling regularly at
soc; about 800 to offer. spe- *
cial, each S
Kann's-Street Floor. . H..
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year-End Clearing Prices on
Hosiery

-women's $1.oo Cotton Ribbed Sport
Hose, two-toned black with emerald.
rose, sky and terra Gotta. Seam 30.
less feet. A pair .............. Wv
-Women's Silk and Fiber Sport Hose.
seamless feet; mock seam In leg, elastic
tops. In Russian tan. tobacco, brown,
white, blue and gold. A OK
pair ~
-women's Cotton Hose. heeced; seam
less feet; ribbon tops. In black. AZ
Sizes IL and 101z only. A pair. wv
-womsn's $50 Cotton Hose, seamless
feet, deep garter hens. In white, 7E-
black and cordovan. A pair..... ~S
-womsn's SOC Cotton Hose, mercerized
seamless feet, mock seam in leg, elastic
tops. In Russian tan and cordo- 81 m
van. A pair, $50; pairs for. %'>O0
-womsn's sl.as Dropstitoh Sport Hose.
seamless feet, mock seam in leg. Tan
and dark brown heather mixed. OK
a PAIR ....................
-Childrsa's ESQ Cotton Ribbed Hose,
seamless feet; reinforced. Black only.
Sizes to 9h. Seconds" A IL
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
1000 Volumes
Year.End Prices from the
Stationery Store

All Holiday Stationery, in fancy
boxes, from all the leadins manufac-
turers, reduced to II price.
An Remaining cal'ndar'' re- 10c
ALI Narcissus Bulbs. in fancy bowls
Of pottery, glass and mahogany. Re-
duced to u price.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearance in
Blankets and Comforts

-sS.95 to $1,000 Fine Wool Blankets.
also a few with small percentage of cot
ton: in large plaid patterns, in blue,
rose, pink and gray, and plain white,
and ns;1' gray with - eolo'sd borders. $3.50
-$3.95 Wool-Finished Blankets, Of cot
ton, but with a finish like wool, in
white, gray or tan. with pink or blue
borders, double-bed size. A @ OK
$500 Cotton-Filled Comforts, covered
with silkoline, in attractive de- @ EA
signs, double-be size. At... VAs~O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
.S1fASHES 2I WINDOWS TO GET WARM
GIVEN 4O-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE

for window smashing. He described
the penalty as 'extraordinary' for
such an offenSe.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearance Of
Remnant Lengths
Wash Fabrics

Formerly priced from 2Jc TO toe
yard. The assortment includes percales,
finghars, madras and other fabrics taken
from our own stock for a grand TO-
big clearance. A yard. .. ~
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearance of
Knit Underwear

-woren's $3.50 Glove Silk Vests, low
neck. sleeveless; tailored. Re-
inforced under arms. Flesh @ 10
color. Each ................. V%<S/
-Women's $3.50 Glove Silk Sport Bloom
ers, two rows shir fns below knees, elas-
tic at waist. Reinforced seats.
In taupe, gray and silver. A @ En
pair
-Women's A.25 Fine Ribbed Cashmere
Boomers, elastic at knees and
waist. Extra fine quality. A ca OK
pair observation-disclosures. >
-Women's $3.s5 Fine Ribbed woolen
Sport Boomers, two rows shirring below
knees, elastic at waist: cut full. In
bl;e black taupe and navy A $3.50
par ...................
-Children's $1.25 aad $3.50 Ribbed Cot
ton Union Suits, :ieached anI feeced:
high neck, long sleeves; Dibrh neck.
elbow sleeves; ankle length. q m
Each .....................
-ohildreu's Ribbed Cotton Underwear.
feeced; vest has high neck, long
sleeves; ankle length pants. Sec ar
onds," each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Shakespeare!

Twenty Of the leading plays Of the
famous bard, each book bound in gen
uine leather and printed on good paper
from clear type. All nicely boxed.
ss;ss s2;se ,st s'1pe' fer - Year end $1.95
1000 Volumes
Popular Fiction
-Year-end AZ
price, each.
Street and Down Stairs Floors.
Evening star., 1921-12-29

-$3.ss Bedspreads. stamped in basket
design for applique work. @ OF
iear-end price. &@>/S
-S3.98 Spreads. stamped in seven diff
ferent designs for French knot or loop
sriss s,i's.' embroidery. fear-end $1.49
81. 90 and si.5o Stamped centerpieces.
large assortment. Year end EN-
Stamped Scarfs. good patterns to
choose from. Year-end price. 60e
Children; $500 and ss.75 Dresses.
read. ready IN made de- and stamped. S1.M
$500 and $3.50 Gowns, ready.
made and stamped. Year-end or
500 Lace.trimmed Dresser scarfs.
good assortment. Year-end E0>
mpsis prssss cluny Table Covers. 4;:inch .izs.
and all linen. Year-end 50 o2
$3.50 Piilovcases. stamped on hest
quality Pe1uot tubing. in all good
designs. Year-end price, Ct M
pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %>>SS
$500 Cluny Dresser Scarfs, %E M
all linen. Year-end price. &~>OO
-S2.98 Cluny Centerpieces. all linen.
- inch size. e ar end Ct oQ
$3.50 MadeirasC.nterpieces. is-ineh size.
all linen and haDd-embroidered. 81 *
-sie xadsira scarfs. hand-embroid-
cred, slightly ! IN mpe r ect. &5 or
Year-end price ............ &~s/0
anns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearance i'm
TOYLAND

-$4.95 Effanbee Dolls, fine compost
tion head, moving eyes, fiaxen hair
with bow: composition hands, cork
stuffed bodies. Dressed complete
with shoes and stockings. 10
inches tall. Year-end Ct OK
price
$40 Dolly Dumping Efanbes
Dolls, II inches fall, composition
hands and painted eyes. Dressed in
rompers. with cap to match. 90
Year-end price. w
-$s.46 Efanlsee Dolls, American
made. % inches tall: have large head,
fine fiaxen wig, pink or blue bow.
cork-stufred bodies. dressed 80 40
in lawns. Year-end price, P<s1/
-S9.s5 Undressed Efanbee Cork
stuffed Dolls, 24 inches tall: COM
position head, haxen or dark wig,
moving eyes. Year-end "a 40
price
loo Kewpies. 2h inches tall. 4.
made Of celluloid. Special, each, ~
Per dozen. 1oc.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
25 Full Size Bed Springs
Regularly s6.95
40 Drop-Side Couches
-

-Year-end price. Choice Of "a on
The springs are double bed size, made
Of strong. guaranteed links. reinforced
at each end with small coil springs.
Finished along sides with One-inch steel
band.
The drop-side couches are made with
strong link springs. All are finished in
rustproOf enamel
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year-End Clearance in
Notions

SOC to S1.00 Shell Goods, including
sa's ,n r,dss' rns esss sa5Fef'es. combs etc. 25c
-Rubberized Household Aprons. hlre
and q, ~ black checks. 39c
nchi,sr'.,' - a1ass n, RuDosHzed Aprons 29c
Ali our Shaving Mirrors at Half Price
National Hair Nets, cap and fringe
style. all colors, except white or gray.
one dozen in box. Special. TO-
-S5c. Soc and 15c Work Baskets. with
covered top. three different sizes 70
select from. Special. *.
CuuCe
kann's-Strppt Floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29

Year.End Clearing Prices on
Dress Trunks
-Fiber-covered Dress Trunks. protected
corners with brassed hardware: good
clamps. catches and lock. Metal hinge
and covered tray. 34inch q az
size Year-erd price. .. pO%O0
Fine Dress Trunks. finer covered. edges
bound. Yale spring lock and loop draw
bolts. Cloth lined. with two trays. 81
"a or 38-inch sizes. Year-end Gin QE
price Y1OsO1
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29

-Sl.s5 Character Dolls. with bisque
heads, moving eyes, dressed Ameri-
csn style. Are inches tall. About
200 dolls only in this lot. Recently
sold for s1.0O each. Year-end S0e
price ..-..-........
-S3.45 Dressed Walking Dolls, 1879
inches tall, walk most naturally and
are dressed in pretty oriental cos
TUNES. Have composition head and
hands, good features. Linn
,sss n.;s,. a'1s,s,,. EseS. sear.end $1.M
-$3.S5 Horsman Art Dolls, infants,
with long white dresses, cap to
match; composition head with
painted eyes. Is inches 81 m
tall. Year-end price. -. V>>OO
-}2.H Little Nary Mix-Up Dolls.
10 inches tall, dressed in becoming
little dresses in different colors. Fine
composition head, painted hair with
bow, shoes aud stockings. Rody is
cork stuffed. year-end &1 M
Evening star., 1921-12-29

Remnant lengths. including all-won1
Serges. poplins mixtures, checks, stripes.
epinzles. prunellas. etc In black and
colors. Ia to yd. lengths.
-s1.50 to $3.50 values. To &f 20
close, yard .-.-....... Y><%/
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Year.End Clearing from the
Glove Section

-women's one-clasp Cape Walking
Gloves. T. h. and Z. Y. N. sewn. with
self and black stitched backs In tan
brown and beaver shades. Also Oue-c clasp
Mocha Gloves. 2. K. aL1P. y. CfES
NJ. sewn, in gray. A pair. -. P) ~
-women's slip-on White Doeskin and
Natural Color Chamois-skin Gloves. with
elastic at wrist; p. X. sewn and Paris
point self stitched backs. A % 1S
pair T~>@~
>-women's 16-Button Length Imported
French Glace Kid Gloves, with self
stitched backs. In evening
shades Of flesh and right blue. q IN
pair &'>~O
-Women's Strap Wrist Washable Suede
Finish Gloves. with self stitched backs.
In brown, gray, peaver, white. pon-ce
and mode. All sizes, but not in E0-
each color. A pair. ~
-Children's Lined Gauntlet Gloves. of
cloth. with self stitched backs, in 49,
gray. A pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1/S
-women's Two-clasp Suede Finish
Gloves, with self stitched backs. in
brown, gray and beaver shades. III
sizes. but not in each color. A d0r
IWemen's Two-olasp Imported Glacs
an. embroidered self backs. in
navy. tan. gray and pearl. ST.
Kann'@Street Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29

-Umbrellas for men pnd women. These
have good quality cotton rainprnof
covers. and the osjority have Ct az
natural wood handles Special at p1s01
kann'S-Street Floor
The Delta independent., 1921-08-05

years of age. Mrs. Beverstock star
ted to Trinidad. but was unsuccess.
full owing to the heavy flood in the
Royal Gorge.
The stockholders of the Cooper
ativs Trading company win hold q
picnic tomorrow afternoon It the
w. o. Stephens Grove ON Garnet
Mesa. An interesting program has
been arranged, including music BY
the Pea Green band and several
good speakers will be present. A
cordial welcome is extended to al.
The city officials are determined
that the traffic regulations shah be
observed, particularly by local resf-
dents and believe that q large
number Of accidents will thereby be
obviated during the week Every
driver knows the Significance Of
these posts. and II they do not want
to be embarrassed 1t would b wei
to heed the warning expressed
thereby.
The Delta independent., 1921-08-05

Leaving Saturday afternoon with
Waterloo. Iowa, - their destination.
were Mrs. g. H. Dixon and children
Aaybeth and Frederick, OF Read. and
the lady's mother, Mrs. W.. r. Mack.
who spent the past two months hero.
Mrs. Dixon expects to remain with
her mother for about three months
In the Iowa city.
Mrs. J. w. Rogers. daughter, Vel
ma, and grandsons. Everett and
Emery, small sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Skidmore Of Eckert, returned
Saturday from visit of several days
at Telluride. This was the little
boys first trip away from home and
quite naturally they were delighted
to reach home once more.
Departing last Thursday we're MT.
and Mrs. W. T. Lunn Of Oklahoma
City, who had visited for about ten
days with the formers brother, ]. 8.
Lunn and wife. They contemplated
stopping 1T Manitou and Colorado
Springs for some sightseeing before
going home. Their father. 8. A.
Lunn, left Sunday for his home in
Bowie, Texas.
During the month OF August a
poultry specialist from the State Ag-
ricultural college will be on the
western slope for the purpose OF
giving culling demonstrations. II
any poultry breeder is interested he
The Delta independent., 1921-08-05
SOCIETY
>>>>>>>>>>>~>>> . .

The Friday Fancy Work Club will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. VIII
H. Mathers as hostess.
The Presbyterian Calendar Club
held its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. p. Foster.
Mrs. Ernest Engelhardt and Mrs.
Craig being hostesses.
Mrs. A. ]. worse was the honor
guest at a pretty one o'clock lunch
con presided over by Mrs. W. R.
Johnson Tuesday. Bridge was the d.
version of the afternoon.
The Captain John Gunnison Chap
ter. D. A. R. will meet next Tuesday
tess. The regular meeting was
postponed from Saturday owing to
the flower show.
In honor of Mrs. A. J. Worse, Mrs.
7. G. Edwards entertained number
of ladies yesterday afternoon at
one O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. w. J..
Hollands will entertain in Mrs.
worse honor. also this afternoon.
In honor of her mothers birthday,
Miss Margaret McClanahan invited
a number Of ladies to the pretty
McClanahan home on California
Mesa Monday afternoon. the affair
being in the nature of surprise
party.
A number Of Delta ladies were
guests of Mrs. George Bruce at Mont
rose wednesday afternoon when that
lady entertained at one O'Clock
luncheon Mrs A. J. Worse OF Salt
Lake was the honor guest. The Ia
dies busted themselves at cards fol-
lowing the repast.
The first children's picnic to be
given by the Social Service ladies'
was held on the court house lawn
Friday. Misses Ruth Nelson and Bat
terton chaperoned the youngsters
! and entertained them most credit
ably. Another picnic will be held
today beginning at 11:30 O'CLOCK
Each child is to bring lunch for one
and one lemon for the lemonade.
l.. err11 1f.r
The Delta independent., 1921-08-05
At The Churches
Presbyterian
, = ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 80

Presbyterian
Rev. s. F. Lawrence of Springfield.
Illionis, Presbytery, will occupy the
pulpit Of the Delta Presbyterian
church Sunday, August 7th. Every
body invited. and particularly the
members and friends Of the local
church.
Pulpit Committee
Christian Science.
Subject for Sunday, August 7th.
Spirit"
Wednesday evening services at 8
o'clock
St. MichaePs Catholic
First and third Sundays, first holy
Mass o'clock.
Second holy Mass o'clock
Second and fourth Sundays. only
one holy Mass at IL o'clock.
Evening services every Sunday at
1880.
Week day holy Mass 1880 A. NJ.
Father Reinfels of Ouray will be
in chage of the morning service
Sunday. August I. No service in the
evening. ~
The Delta independent., 1921-08-05

VIII COAuo " Suo psAC0 on I0Quo8L
The demonstrations are free. Com
municaie with H. A. Ireland, Mont
rose. Colo.
. Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Gould and ba-
by. and mother. Mrs. A. M. Rey-
nolds. of Montrose were over Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Allen. Mrs. Louisa Hilgenhaus,
mother of Mrs. Gould, who has been
visiting Mrs. Allen, returned to
Montrose with the Gould family and
went from there to her home at
Telluride.
We are indebted to R L. Stanford
for some magnificent gladioli of six
varieties. Mr.. Stanford has without
doubt the finest gladiola beds in
the city and perhaps on the western
slope He will enter the contest To-
morrow and doubtless carry of first
honors. He has about hundred va
.rieties. the bulbs being valued at SOC
to $25 each.
W. A Tribble. brother OF Mrs
r. G. Beverstock, passed away Mon
day. August 1. at Trinidad. follow
ing an operation for gall stones He
was about 48 years OF age. Mr.
Tribble visited here three years age
and will be remembered by many
residents. He is survived by his
wife and one son about twenty-three
The Delta independent., 1921-08-05
Harness and Shoe
Repairing
Auto Accessories
Hood and Oldfield Tires
Harness Saddles Trunks Bags
Gloves Canvas Goods
Geo. C. Wilson

will come to the place on request
The demonstrations are free. Com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-08
SALTS IS fine FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidneys at once when
Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally.
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores SO they sluggishly filter or
strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood, then you get
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head
aches, liver trouble, nervousness
constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders come from slug
gish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or II
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular Of passage or at
tended by a sensation of scalding.
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any reliable pharmacy and
take tablespoonful in a glass Of
water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice.
combined with lithiA and has been
used for generations to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to activ-
ity, also to neutralize the acids in
urine so 1t no longer causes irritation.
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jads Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure: makes a delightful effer-.
vescent Whitewater drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.-Adv !