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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20
80 Automobiles for Sale


Our used cars need only gas, oil
and water to render long, depend
able service at an unusually low
cost.
All of ours cars are in AL cOndi-
ton and have many thousands of
miles of unused transportation still
left in them. Just a few of our
many exceptional Red Tag Sale
offerings.
Come in and Be Convinced
1925 Overland Touring. 1856
500 Down, Balance Monthly
1928 Studebaker Light 6 Tour 1915
$125 Down, Balance Monthly
1924 Buick Master 6 Roadster $3.50
$3.50 Down, Balance E-Z Payments.
1925 Down, Balance Easy Payments
1925 Ford Coupe. 1926
500 Down, Balance Monthly
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. 1926
500 Down, Balance to Suit You
1924 Buick Touring. ...... $675
1926 Down, Balance Easy
1928 Ford Touring. $3.50
$50 Down, Balance Monthly
1923 Ford Coupe. .$175
Only $50 Down, Balance Monthly
Many Others to Choose From
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20
80 Automobiles for Sale
OU AUIOT1OOIIeS TOT OUIe
LINCOLN
tAuthorized Dealers
A SAFE PLACE
TO BUY
Better-Much Better
Used Cars

Here you will find displayed on our
show room floor. distinctive and desirable
used cars. each appearing exactly the same
cred by our guarantee.
W. Each in perfect mechanical condition:
cars. since they left the factory--there,
fore-we can sell these cars and stand
back of them.
A trial ride in any of the following cars
entails no obligation to buy, we suggest
your early inspection.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

24a 18th ST sE.-6 ROOMS. ANIL: $Bb.
4414 14th st.-7 rooms. bath. e.mi.: in
splendid location: newly papered and painted
S:cs garage double glass
baths. ami: Just on 18th and Scott Circle:
large rooms. one-car garage: suitable for
=, szlS NilIs:,y rS1s rooms @ ,'s.A bath AMI; /;
Conn aye: dstsched; ane shrubbery.
326 Bryant St. n.e.--6 rooms, bath. ami: +:
a.x a:,;. hoy:s: near car and bus line; new con-
isti Eo.sa.ls st. Ian: ~: ,eem: ,so 4 BATH
sso2 PA PARK "Gd: p: n.E'.s rooms Bath. Lea.
garage: FACES Soldiers Home Park; good
1877 Eye st. n.w.-e rooms. bath. cleo. ::
in downtown section. fine location for room
ing Dsns ,ns tS2sSssu soy: vs. newly and
1888 Hobart =: n.v.-s rooms. bath.
splendid iccstion; 500 ''''''
,o5it Sis 7t ,osd co.d,c, rse se bath large
iis1 srd st. ne rooms bath. ami;
70a 4th ct. NE rooms. bath: one
block from st.; cars Ane. large rooms: $4S.
1921 Trinidad ave. RS rooms. bath.
east: near car and bus
3s0a Yuma ct. NV, in Cleveland Park
tached: in splendid condition: -si0o:
near ar end f Of Mt: Pleasant car line: nswly
papered and painted throughout; large. light
rooms.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K ST. MAIN $500.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

$3.50 NE. HARGATH NEW BUFF
vlsv: anal cash. SIS mo. cisveiand zo60.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
ARLINGTON COUNTY
HOMES.

Splendid Trees; Large Lot.
Plenty Of space for children to play on
the grounds Of this six-room bungalow near
stores and schools hut away from traffic
dangers. Lawn Is shaded by fine oak trees
and there is garden space to s%pars % d If the
home on the same large lot. The bungalow.
situated in. an attractive home communlty
of nearby Arlington County. has all modern
convpniences and is recommended az good
buy The, price is Ss, 500 and owner will
accept as low as $3.50 cash and S75
month.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
sALE-BusINEss PROPERTY.
RENT-BUSTNESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


HISTORICAL ESTATE ON MD SIDE OF
Pot9mae-c00 acres: colonial home. built
in excellent condition; on a State road and
runs to the river front: one, hours drive
from D. c.: suitable for club. private es
tate or subdivision, Price, 100000; prop
erfy of this type is steadily increasing in
value. BAUMAN 4 HElNzMAN. 1904 H
81. NV. Main $500.
25 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND. FRONTING
about 1900 #. on tributary of South River
close to South River Bridge. near, Parole sta
ton on w B. 4 A. Railway: close to new
Defense Highway; deep water. excellent har
bor a. great many beautiful shaded water
front building sites: improved with Groom
farm house in good condition; fruit; price.
$1,000 terms. W. G.. WILLIAMS. 1301
Ruskin ave-. Baltimore. Md. 2S'
GIVING THIS LOT AWAY!
have fine water front lot % miles from
WaehinFton on salt water; In an improved
which am very anxious to dispose of and
TO one who will act Quickly, will consider
range the balance in satisfactory payments
Telephone Mr. LYON Main 45a6
Evening star., 1926-10-22
sALE--TNyEsT,IENT PROPERTY.

SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
SEVERAL PIECES OF RESIDENTIAL
property that are real investments. Call
Mr.. LOUIS. Main 2730.
TEN ROOMS. THREE COMPLETE APART
ments; all modern: lawn. shrubberS: near
all car lines. 141S Spring I'd r:w :3'
FIVE. SMALL HOUSES on UNION ST. s.W;
rented at $50 per mo-; for particulars call
Main 1875
SIX SMALL HOUSES ON lst Sc. These
ment: leased on reasonable rentals: houses
BRILL. ir.. lOlO Vermont Ave NJ IS
. HOUSES on WIDE AVE. FRONTAGE 73
feet. 2nd COMMERCIAL low rents. $40 q
year; price for both, $4,000: 4th and K
n w; brick dwelling. 3story. 10 rooms, bath
$1,000. DONNELLAN. 4O6 18th ".
SPLENDID. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
Two well located apartment houses for
colored. Just recently completed Situated
In a. particularly convenient section of the
northwest
Each of these desirable investment prop:
critics contain 4 apartments with bath and
. offices. all rented,
Owner will sell at six and onehalf. times
rental @ a. value for quick sale to party having
Call Mr., Poor or Mr. SampsAlle business
property department. for further infOrma-
WAPLE & LEwEY.
l105 Vermont Ave. Main 10000.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
HUT NE.
ia 11th St Ne
Apply to il6 llth St NV. "a

AN IDEAL HOME
Morse ST. ne" near BladensburK rd.---G
r and fully tiled bath. elec.. h. h.-w.h sanitas
on kitchen walls. beautiful lawns waxed
floors: double hack por"hes: price very rea.
snnahle only So 900: cash 81 600 balance
S7O month including interest at & per cent
You will ENJOY looking through this excel.
lent home.
l. 2O7l NEwsOM ITO Hne
Evening star., 1926-10-22

FOR RENT 14O2 MASSA-
chusetts ave. Near Thomas Cir
Gle; Is r., 5 baths; suitable for
school, studio, club or high-class
rooming and boarding house
entrance on two streets. To a
reliable tenant a lease will be
given at a reasonable rental. In
quire on premises.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
Brick House: Built to Last.

Brick House: Built to Last.
The enduring construction: low upksssp
them extremely popular with those people
who prefer to paw the slightly higher cost
over frame construction. We have lust list
ed a detached six room brick. attractively act,
designed which the owner viii sell an
terms as low as cheaper frame house. as
he is leaving the city and is compelled. to
make a quick sale. II has modern IMPROVE
ments a isrge lot. fine trees and a G.rar
brick garage II is situated within short
distance OF the proposed 2O0foot Lee Boule,
yard. Owner will consider offer of $1,000
cash and monthly payments like rent.
$3.50 Cash and sos Month,
A five-room stucco house hath. gas. elec
tricity. ot.water heat in Lee Heights. Va.
Price SS25O
You are invited to inspect anv of these
homes which may interest yol1. Call at our
office 14O5 New York ave. or telephone
Main 1145 and one of our cars will take
you to see these and other properties. You
will incur no obligation.
RUBY LEE MINAR. Inc.
14O5 New York Ave. Main 1l45. 2"'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD &. CARTS
Copyright, 1925. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE wIGGILY POPS UP

After Uncle Wiggilv and his wife
had been visiting Mr.. Hare, their
city cousin, 4 few days, and had be-
come somewhat used to the noises
and strange sights, so different
from their quiet country bungalow.
Mrs. Hare said to the rabbit lady
enc day:
"Don t you and Uncle Wiggiiy
want to go down town and do some
shopping in the big stores''
why, yes. it would be nice, >
Mrs. Longears answered. II need
new dress and l would Ike %
buy it in the city,
1--WE have pretty big stores back
in Woodland said Uncle Wiggily,
who didn't want his city cousin to
think he didn t know beans from
carrots. 'We'vc got three and
four cent store that's wonder.
You ear buy all the parts Of Ford
auto there and put it together Your
self. -
Mrs Hare laughed and said;
Yes, your stores are large no
doubt. but YOU will find some Won
dcrful bargains here, my dear, -
and at the mention of bargains Mrs.
Longcars opened her eyes wide,
while Uncle Wiggily took out his
pocketbook to see how much money
was left, if any.
"Wcll, come along my dear he
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
to go in. So she asked: "Ladies
Gresses'' questioning like, and the

to go in. So she asked: "Ladies
dresses questioning like, and the
poodle barl5cd: "Step right in, -
which the rabbit lady and Uncle
Wiggily did, and then the door slid
shut and popped Mr.. Longears.
Right up in the air he felt him
self pop and his wife went with
him, and Uncle Wiggily cried:
Whoa! | don t want a balloon
ride! Let me out.'
This ism t ballon!' barked the
black poodle dog with laugh.
Keep still, am taking you up! >
up wherc7 Up to the sky p
asked Uncle Wiggily for he could
still feel himself popping upward
and it gave him a funny feeling
right under his vest, while his WIFI
was holding tightly to him and
closing her eyes.
L" You are in the elevator going up
to the thirtyfifth floor to look at
ladies dresses said the poodle. ami
Uncle Wiggily just said "Oh'', in
a very faint and far away voice.
Up he went popping in the eleva-
tor, and all of a sudden the cage,
for that is what it looked like, came
to a quick stop and Uncle Wiggily
cried "Ouch!'
II II let you out in Il minute
Ion I be in such a rush, barked
the black poodle dog who ran the
elevator.
Il didn't say out, | said ouch
because bit my tongue when you
stopped with such a Jerk. - answer.
ed Uncle Wiggily. And the cleva-
tor black poodle dog growlcd: u
guess YOU must be from the coun-
Try, aren't you?''
- am and I IN proud of it, an
swered Mr.. Longears, rs he walked
cut of the cage to help his wife buy
u sky blue pink dress with yellow
roses on it. Her husband wanted
10 walk down the thirtyfivc flights
of stairs, but Mrs. 1.ongcars woud
not allow that saying it was not
stylish, so they got in the elevator
again. And if the gold fish docsn 7
hang up piece OF Swiss cheese in
stead of lace curtain. II tell you
next about Uncle Wiggilv mailing
letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
THEATERS
AIRDOME-Thr romance anC

IRDOME-Thrills, romance and
comedy with the ancient hatred of
cattle men and sheep men for each
other forming the plot feature GA
t1ghtlng Pcacemaker,' Universal
Blue Streak Western, starring Jack
HoNe, which come to the Airdome.
Hoxie has been given fine support
ing east, headed by Lola Todd, and
the picture marks the return to the
screen of this popular little actress
after several months absence due to
q surgical operation.
Hoxie has taken advantage of the
opportunity which this great picture
gives him for displaying not only
his acting ability, but also his horse
manship and his rugged manhood
Hoxie again gives us the typical,
breezy man of the western plains,
who can love as well as he can ride
and fight. The star has introduced
into this picture with telling effect
Two of his animal pcts-Scout, his
favorite horse, and Bunk, his wise
Australian shepherd dog. The love
of these two animals for their
master is we'll Illustrated in this
picture.
Lola Todd is appealing and charm
ing as jess Marshall and shows that
her absence from the screen has not
affected her acting. Ted Oliver is
again the william and gives to the
role all the ability that is requires.
Robert Mckenzie, rs Hanna, a
tramp, contributes some excellent
comedy bits. Others in the cast
deserving of mention are William A.
Steele, Clarke Comstock. Tom
Grimes, Bert DcMarc. Frank Rice
and Floyd Criswen.
"A Fighting Peaeemaker is
from the story by w. G.. Tuttlc and
adapted to the screen by Alvin J.
Neitz. II was directed by Cliff ,
Smith with all the surc-fire action
and speed that mark his produc
tions.
Einstcin says, 1.-TWO twos arc not
four We say, "Two twos are
either four or they are 22. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
GAINS IN CHEESE

Did you get your half pound of cheese in 1925?
Imported cheese that is. You probably had more than
half pound of cottage cheese and locally made cream
cheese and cooking cheese with macaron and in
bits and souffles. But the United States which ranks
third an importer Of cheese, took in from without
its borders 62404 900 pounds from Italy Switzerland,
France, the Netherlands and Greece.
The whole world consumed 100000
pounds more in 1925 than in 1924 What this
is hard to tell Perhaps people eating less meat.
Perhaps they coming back to normal after the
and afford to buy cheese. Both cheer
full thoughts. Less meat green vegetables and
dairy products less of the degeneratve diseases
in later life.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

said to his wife, after while, we
shall go shopping and get you Il
new dress.
Mrs. Longears, or Mrs. Uncle Wig
Gly. as she was sometimes called,
. wanted to shout, "Oh JOY, but she
thought that might make il Seem as
if she didn t have a new dress very
often (Which was the TRUTH. so she
Just said:
son, very well.
Then Uncle Wiggily and his wife
hoppcd down town in the big city, TO
70 to the ten and eleven dollar
store 10 get the rabbit lady new
dress Trolley ears seemed to chase
them, taXicabs appeared to want
10 play tag with them. And Uncle
Wiggily was sure a iitney bus was
eager to get up a game OF hide and
70 seek with him. But finally the
two rabbits reached the big store.
They went in through the doors
that turned about like "A top, only
Uncle Wiggily had little trouble
He got in, but couldn t get out
again, not knowing how, and was
pushed around and around by big
fat pig lady shopper who had three
chins, one below the other.
At last Uncle WiggAy's wife
reached in the revolving door, as
her husband whizzcd around, and
she pulled him out.
Wbycvcr did you do that, Wig,
gy?' she asked him. THAT isn I
u mcrry-go-round.'
'I am very well aware that ii
sn t. answered the bunny gentle
man, sort of sad like and undigni
fled. IL was caught and couldn't
got out. They push YOU around 20
il these Places
However no great harm was done
and then Mrs. Longcars saw
black poodle dog standing near
bright, Shay door as if inviting her
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell oe Iln-
perial Valley for this daee
in past years.
TWENTY YEARS AGO

The amount of water running i'll
New River at CalcXico has dccrcas
ed about one half. there ROW being
less than one third us much water
running there rs there was during
tie highest wafer period. The chan
mel has changed aud a sand bar
formed along in front of the town,
SO there is no more cutting ont there
nor any danger of it.
Mike Ghitto, VIM. Ncahr aud
Charles Leroy have bccn given posi-
tions as forcmen over laborcrs al
Imperial heading. \ large number
Of these laborcrS arrived last night
and moro are to follow. Officials of
the development company say there
will be over 5000 of them here
within q few days.
Mrs. Ncncill departed for Long
Beach last Wednesday morning and
the sUmmcr Widowcrs' club rccriv
ea large addition. AS its his
first experience he doesn t like it
very we'll, but we who have been
married aud lived in California fif-
teen or twenty wears have gotten
uSpd To il
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
GEORGE LOTT WILL PLAY
IN SEMI FINALS TODAY

DETROIT. July 9.-Georgc Lott
OF Chicago, who has proved the sen
saticn in the prclimnarics, will play
in the scmi-finals of the National
Clay courts tennis Tournament here
today as result of his victory over
Cranston Holman, P:lo Alto, Calf.
With Lott, Big Bill ,Tildcn. Il. !.
c. Norton, San Antonio, and y. II.
Chaplin Jr., Springfield, Mass, ad.
vanccd in Yesterdays matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Mail Aviator
Reaches Alaska
by United Press Leased Wire

kETCHIKAN. Alaska, July @
Il. II. Merrill, mail plane aviator
missing out of Vancouver, i. G. for
the last II days. has arrived here,
safe and sound.
Merrill, who will operate II mail
plane between Bristol bay and Sc
ward, has been the object of n
frantic search, in which radio sta.
tions throughout Alaska and the
United States naval aerial survey
expedition at kctchikan have taken
4 leading part.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
TEN YEARS AGO
July 8, 1916

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Collins and
sen, Walter, have gone to san Die
go, where Mrs. Collins and Walter
will remain during the rest of the
summer. The p. NJ. will be back
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel NJ. l.. Chestnut leaves
this evening to spend the summer
She goes from here to Glendale, 60
ing on to Los Angeles, where sh"
expects to stay this summer.
At hcr home in the Wiltshire dis
trict, Los Angeles, Mrs. C. +. Now-
lin. entertained with an informal
luncheon III. honor Of Miss katicma%
Cook of FL Centre, who is here
studying voice culture under Row
land Paul. Those present were th2
honor guest, Misses Rose Gallagher,
Margaret DeRaekin of Imperial and
ielcn Morris of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Kanakas to Show
How Fish Do 1t

HONOLULU, T. H., July o
Warren kealohq, Hawaiian back
stroke star, and JOHNNY Wood. free
style swimmer, left for the main
land on the steamer President Clcv-
Gland to participate July 1881 in
the swimming tournament at the
scsqueentcnnial exposition at Phila-
delphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
ELIXIR AND SPECTACLES

genuine "eliXr of life" would properly
mand high price. "Al that hath will he give
for his life" But $50 drop, the paid by an old
gentleman of Batavia, Ohio, surely ought to have
brought him the genuine magical stuff that only wiz
ards know how to distl. He bought drops, all
he had money for
Fortunately the old gentleman happened to tell
the sheriff about it before he paid his money. Then,
when the modern wizard appeared deliver the goods
he arrested.
The wizard is held for selling spectacles without
an opticians license He had furnished his customer
with pair of spectacles to be worn until the elixir
should take effect
Queer deal-queer spectacles! And there
about million people in this sophisticated land today
wearing that kind of spectacles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
THE SINGING PILOT

Out of the Arctic Circle comes an interesting story
about the who pilot the chief flights of the
Alaskass first air postman.
Eielson pioneered in Alaska flying, when there
landing fields and stations where assistance
could be had. He assemble his plane make
his repairs and pick landing from the air with
uncanny skill In 10000 miles of flying he made only
one forced descent Frequently he has had to hop off
unaded. He swung the propeller himself and then
ran back feed the gas. 1t might take 20 80 such
trips to get going But the story referred to is
thing still different.
"Eieson winding between the craggy
heights of the Endicotts with Captain wilkins.
The plane would not climb to comfortable
height above the rocks and there not a hint
of landing space among these sheer sleeps and
narrow water The slightest trouble
meant disaster. Visibility very bad and
blank rock wall is unpleasant thing to meet
at close range in plane making 100 miles an
hour
But above the of the motor Captain
Wilkins thought he heard snatches of a tune
and, looking at his pilot that he sing
ing
Skilfu, alert, COOL aware of danger but unafraid
studying the situation with calm assurance of meet
ing it satsfactorily-and singing! Eelson certainly
reads like hero right out of old romance.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Kansas City Is
Swept by Storm,
by United Press Leased Wire

By TrFSS T'tUSrU VIZ
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July "a
terrific downpour of rain and hail
swept Kansas City last night, drove
families from their homes IN the
lower sections of the city and flood
ed Easements and streets. Traffic
WAS tied mp for more than am hour.
Lightning damaged the power
Plant in Kansas City, Kansas, ana
the lighting system was out of com
mission for half an hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

Saving the franc is getting to be bigger job than
saving France few years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

Prizes to the amount of $720 will
be awarded at the potato show in
Spokane, Washington, November
l6 to 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

For continent that doesn't love America, Europe
is very tolerant of extensively wealthy tourists.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

Yolo county began oil spraying
for puncturc vine the last week in
May.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

Brazil might organize Portuguese League Of Ma
tions. and have any office she wanted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

Einstcin says, 1.-TWO twos are not
four. We say, 'Two twos are
either four or they are -. y
Evening star., 1926-10-07
the neighboring republics of South |

the neighboring republics Of South
terested friendship of the United
States. Ny relations with the Chilean
government are excellent, and If there
be at this moment any persons who
doubt my friendship for that country.
At is because they ars ignorant of the
services / have renoered and the ef-
forts l have made in its behalf.
Its government. and especially its
foreign Office, know my activities and
my sentiments. and it is to be noted
that in the reported protests by GER
tain individuals against my return. it
is admitted that the Chilean govern.
ment has expressed no such senti-
ments.
1.-The Tacna-Arica question has
aroused bitter passions. l have al
ways believed, and still believe, that it
will be amicably settled in short
time. It is to the interest of both
Peru. and Chile that this be done. so
they may develop their great re-
sources without constant fear of war.
THE Chilean government has pro
claimed it's desire for a settlement and
it's willingness to make great sacrifices.
believe in the sincerity of that dec
laration, for 1t is in accordance with
the traditional Chilean diplomatic pol
icy. That country is frequently charg-
ed with being militaristic. This. in my
opinion. is consistent with it's history.
1T has, on the contrary. more than
once submitted acute questions to ar
bitration and has Loyalty accepted the
results, even when they have been
unfavorable. II has been the pioneer
in a movement to demilitariZe stra-
tegic regions possessed by it and in
agreeing to limit its armamcnta. In
deed, in the Tacna africa question, 1t
initiated the proceedings that resulted
in the pending arbitration and the ef-
forts to hold plebiscite.
II do not believe Chile will aban-
don it's effort to reach an enduring,
Evening star., 1926-10-07
OLD SALOONS OF YUKON
YIELD SPILLED GOLD DUST
Riches Found Under Floors Of
Dawson Barrooms, Recalling
DAYS of Rush.

By the Associated Press.
DAWSON, Yukon, October THE
roaring, swashbuckling days Of Daw-
sons gold rush live only in the
memories of the old-timers, but the
follies of the boom years. when thou
sands flocked here in quest Of buried
riches, are beginning to bear golden
harvest.
Gold dust was the camps only me-
dium Of exchange in those days. 1t
was plentiful and flowed freely and
carelessly across the bars Of dance
halls and saloons.
Some Of the old palaces Of merri-
ment have been torn down for fuel
by the dwindling contingent of pros
pectors who remain here.
Discovery that liberal quantities of
Evening star., 1926-10-07
Can't Eat, Can't Sleep,
Man Wins Victory

"I had gas on the stomach so bad
that I couldn't keep food down and
used to toss in bed all night. After
taking one bottle of Adlerika. eat
anything and sleep like a log
r. c. Miller.
Adlerika is a compound of the
best saline intestinal cleanser with
glycerine, buckthorn, cascara and
other gas-expelling and detergent
elements. It is excellent for Intes-
tfnal Stasis, disease due to mod
ern ways of living and which Is
often the true cause Of sour stom-
ach, gas bloating. nervous dyspep-
sia and restless sleep.
Unlike most medicines, Adlerika
acts upon BOTH upper and lower
bowel. giving the intestines a
REAL cleansing and bringing out
old poisonous matter you never
thought was in your system. Even
If bowels move daily. you will be
surprised how much more old mat
ter Adlerika brings out which may
have been causing all your trou-
BILE. In slight disorders. like occa-
sional constipation. GAS bloating.