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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03
CLUB NO. 271

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
0R0KBE

fogaddkaat |keres egyl kacag6
harom h6napos aprosag. .Apjat
leiitotte haj6kotel, anyja mos6.
no volt, belepusztult a sok nyo-
morusagb most oft all kis ha-
rom honapos, ahg-alig rofnyi APP
rosag a Macy vilagban, egyediil.
AlSlk eddig neveltek, azok csak
az ev vegeig vallaltak a Condo
EAST. Azutan kikeril Macy vi
lagba.
A Kossuth Kor gond djaiba ke-
rul az aprosag szilveszter estjen
5 a kor, mivel az este Macy mulat-
sagot rendez, oft keres a kis baby
szamara eazdat. A nagyszabasu
szllveszteri mulatsagnak minden
egyes resztvev6je, reszese sorso
lasnak.
HalljuIk, felfiillel, hogy sokan
nem akarjak vaIlalni kis apr6-
sagot. A bal rendez0sege ezuton
hozza mindenkinek tudomasara.
hogy baby vallalas nem k0te-
leo. Ha az, aki mint szerencses
nyertes, a baby gondozasat mem
vallalja -ugy is rendjen lesz. A
kossIth Kor maid talal mas gaz-
dat.
Ismateljiik, enilek az eszten.
d6nel1 legutols6, de lcgpompasabb
mulatsaga lesz a Kossuth K0r sill
veszteri balja, mely december 81
EN-, penteken este fog lezajlani a
regi nagYteremben, 124 East Fe-
deral St. Rigo Joska bandaja mu
zsikal-kezdi az olevben, befeie-
ri az uj-evben. MISUNDERSTANDING
tig tarto mul ulatsag lesz ez am!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
NEPDAL pALYAzAT.
A "Notas Ujsag" a magyar dalt
terjeszti Amerikaban-N6ta k0l-
tok figyelmebe.

"A "Notas Ujsag" harmadik sza
ma most hagyta el sajtot, S
mint az eIoz6 ketto, ugy ez is,
mindenl1epen megal1ja a helyet.
Ez az ujsag magyar nepdalt van
hlvatva terjeszteni ICY a ma
gyar zenei kultlprat szolgalja.
Magyar nepdal palyazatot hir-
Diet most 'Notas Ujsag", me-
lyet oEvasoink -akik kUz0tt bizo-
nara akad n6ta fara'go-figyeme
be aJanljuk. A palyazatr6l EFT ir-
ia a "Notas Ujsag'':
Magyar ndpdal szerzemenyek
re palyazaItot hirdetiinl1,, hogy ezal
tad is alkahmat ad.uunk mindazok
r(.sz5re,- akinek magyar nepdal
szerzemlem'1elk vannak-vagy az
ok szerzesere ktpaseknek erik
ma@ukat, AIT meg is csinaliak-
ts hozzank bekiildjek, hogy azo-
kat mi az amerikai magyar ko.
~zonseg. el6 vigyiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
Collie gyermekbetegseg.

lgen sok anya ugy tekinti eco
lie > acknowledgement, mint egy ell
keriilhetetlen rosszat Scmmiesctrc Sc
normalis allapot es gyakran lehet el6-
futarja komolyabb bajnak.
A k6likanak sok mindenfele Okla le-
hct. Az is hehet az Okla, hogy a oyer
mex teste hirtelen atfazott Rendet-
len taplalkozas akar id6ben, akar meny
nyisegben, szinten Okla lehet.
A helyes taplalas nagyon fontos alb
ban az esetben, ha bebi k6likaban
szenved. A helytelen tdplalkozas leg
tobbnyire gyomorromast Won maga
utan, amelyb6l aztan k6lika lehet
Ha gyermek k6likaban szenved, ell
sosorban nezze meg, hogy az altesti
kotese, vagy a ruha, mem tulsagosan
szorosc! Tartsa kczekct es laba-
kat melcgen. Gyakran cgy meleg ital
viz, vagy egy Zorro vizes iivegnek az
also testrc val6 tetele gyogyulast nyujt
Ha ez mem segit, tanacskozz6k az or
vossal. Sose hasznaljon orvossagot, ha-
csak mem tanacsolja az orvos.
Tartsa tisAtan dudlikat es az i've
gekat, ami aEtal megakadalyozza, hogy
az azokra rak6dott bacillusok a gyo-
morba jutva, megfcrt6zz6k a gyermek
szervezetet. A tel megvalasztasanal az
az iranyelv vezesse> hogy a tejnek to-
keletes tisztasagunak kell lenni, men
ten minden ahtamas bacillust6l Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk eppoly tapldl6
ereJu, mint amilyen megbizhat6 a tisz-
tasagat ilet6Ieg Az Eagle Milk al
kalmazasa rosszul taplalt gycrmekck-
mel megfelel6 eretmennvel jart. Silany
taplalekhoz szokott iskolas gyermeke-
ken javuias tiinetei azonnal jelent-
keztck, mint eteleikhez Eagle Milket
kaptak. N6hanvan k6ziiI0k a normd1is
hlzds hatarait is tull6pt6k. Val6saggal
ketSler. annNit hiztak, mint amennvi
re szamitottak Il fejl6d6 gyprmekeknel.
LA ketelyei vannak az irant, hogy
gyermcke suly5an mem nyom annyit.
mint amennyit kellene, adjon gyerme-
kenek Eagle Milket taplalek gyanant
Friss leveg6, rendszeres alvds, a $40
kasos eletm6d betartasa is fontos tG,
hyezok. Gycrmekeknck legalabb egy.
seer naponkint kell adni az Eagle Milk
bol rendca ltdElalekuk kica6szitesc
kepcn. Harom negyedr6szben t0lts0n
meg cgy cseszet hideg vizzel 6s adion
hozza ket kaveskanalnyi Eagle Milket,
ldosebb gyermekek ginger alc-leI, gyii-
molcsl6vel, vagy tojassaI kcvervc TO-
gasztJak. Azonkiviil az Eagle Milket
hasznalhatja mint rcndes eIelmiszert.
Olvassa ezeket cikkeket minden
heten gondosan es tegye ell a jovoben
valo hasznalatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Palyazhat barki, akinek ma
gyar nota szerzemenye van es AIT
februar no 1-ig, lapunk kiad6hi-
vatalaba (54O West 15Sth Street,
New York; bel1iildi.
A palyazatra bekiild0tt n6pdal
szerzemenyen nevet feltiihtet
nem szabad, csal1 valami jelige-
vel kel ellatni. A bekilld0tt nep-
dalhoz egy zart level mellekelen-
do, boritekra a szerzemenyen
feltiintetett jelige irando. A zart
'evelben meg kell irni a palyazat-
"a bekiildott nepdal cimet es a
szerzo nevet es cimet. A level csak
bralo bizottsag hatarozata utan
lesz felbontva, hogy megtudjak,
xix szerzemenyei lettek a "Notas
Ujsag' altal kitiiz0tt dijak nyer-
tesei.
1-s6 dij egy, $10-os arany.
2-ik dij 5 k0tet magyar>mii es
nepdal.
Six dij 10 fiizet szerp magyar
n6pdal.
A dijmyertes notakat a "Notas
Jjsag" ban lek0z0ljiik es EMO
as Ujsag" altal februar hora ter
,eZett "Notas delutano el0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
NIT AKAR?

Hajnali harom orakor becsen-
get valaki a patikaba. Egy ne
gyed6ra mulva megjelenik almo-
san es diih0sen patikus:
Nit akar?
= Kerem sz6pen, elrontottam a
gyomromat, valami hashajtot ker-
mex.
- Ma hallja - diihosk0dik a
patikus - exert felkefteni hal
nalban az embert, mikor ere egy
pohar mele'g viz is j6.
Igen = mondja beteg =
akkor l10szonoms majd inkabb
egy pohar meleg vizet iszom. 10
ejszakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
JANUAR /, sZOMBAT

Niles, GA Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet 106. -il1 fiokja-'
max nagyszabasu balja a Ro-
man Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

fogjak ADM, ahol a palyazok is
lehet6seg szerint jelen6enek
meg"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
JANUAR Is, sZoMBAT

A steeltoni magyar r6mai ka-
tholihus hitkozseg nagyszaba-
su tancmulatsaga a Szulligan
Hanban. j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
MINEK BESZELJEN?

Meek 5rdik l1isfiut:
Nos, ibeszel mar a kis 0csi-
k6d!
Meg mem. De minek beszel-
jen? Eleg, ha bog es maris min
dent megkap, amt akar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
Magyarok naptara
DECEMBER 25, szoMBAT

DECEMBER 25, szoMBAT
A SIT. Gyorgy magyar g5r.
kath.- egyhaz karacsonyi szi-
niel0adasa.
DECEMBER 25, sZoMBAT
Farrell, Pa.-lA reformatus
egyhaz gyermekeinek nagy
karacsonyi sziniel6adasa.
DECEMBER 2e, vAsARNAP
A fuggetlen reformatus egy-
haz Ifjusagi K0renek es oyer
mex Klubjanak karacsonyi
sziniel6adasa Szulligan-fele
Haalban.
DECEMB. 2e, vAsARNAP,
A magyar ref. egyhaz nagy-
szabasu, ket napos miisorral
egybek0t0tt Bazarja a Moose
Hallban.
DECEMBER 27, HETFO
Macy karacsonyi tancmulat-
sag Campbellen felallitando
magyar romai katholikns is
kola javara.
DECEMBER 81, HETFO
A magyar reformatus egyhaz
nagyszabasu, ket napos ba-
zarral egybekotott Tancmu-
latsaga a Moose allban.
DECEMBER 27, HETF0
A Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
nagyszabasu karacsonyi tame
mulatsaga.
DECEMBER 81, PENTEK
A Kossuth KOr nagyszabasu
SYLVESTER BALJA, a re-
gi nagytercmben.
DECEMBER 81, PENTEK
Warren, GA warreni E. M.
Ferfi es N0i Bs. Egylet nagy
szilveszteri tancmulatsaga a
Walnut St.-i Roman Hall ban.
DECEMBER 81, PENTEK
Farrell, PA reformatus
egyhaz nagyszabasu szileszte-
ri mulatsaga a Horvat Hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
MILYEN NYELVEN BESZEL?

Egy dadogo embert6l megker-
dix, hogy milyen nyelveket be-
szel.
- K0l10aerem = mondia = To-
fofolyekonNan bebebeszelek0k0 k0
angolul es f0f0f0f0franciaul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
JANUAR /, SzOMBAT

Sharon, PA "Sharon-,
Farrell-i Altalanos Magyar
Munkas Dalarda tanccal egy
bek0t0tt "Avatasi iinnepse
ge" a sharoni Maennerchor
Hallban. Kezdete delutan 4
0rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

DECEMBER 81, PENTEK
Farrell, PA reformatus
egyhaz nagyszabasu szilesztc-
ri mulatsaga a Horvat Hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
JANUAR 7, PENTEK

Fedak Sari miiyesztarsulata-
max vendegfellepte az "Eag-
les Hallban'. Bemutatasra
kerul az "Antonia" enekes
,szinmu 3 felyonasban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
DECEMBER 81, PENTEK

Warren, GA warreni E. M.
Ferfi es N0i Bs. Egylet nagy
tancmulatsaga a
Walnut St.-i Roman Hallban.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
SAV|N GS ARE
LARGEST IN
& HISTORY
Bankers See Greater Year
Ahead Although 1925
! a Record Breaker.

Totaling s4eo, 720, 565 the 1925 bank
clearings in San Antonio reached the
highest peak in the history Of the
Clearing House Banks of the city.
T'iese figures exceeded those of 1924,
the next highest year, by more than
$40. 000, 900.
"The amount Of the clearings speak
for themselves and are the best that
we have ever had even though there
was a general decline in trade in every
line and occasioned largely by the
general disappointment from the reve-
nue. of this years crops and brought
about By the gradual decline in prices
ef cotton and the reduction in the
tield of the STAPLE" said T. G.. Leigh
Ton. secretary of the San Antonio
Clearing House Association.
Another satisfactory and encourag-
ing feature of bank conditions Of San
Antonio dung 1925 was that the
savings banks reported the largest
deposits during the history of the
city.
Three Of San Antoniois largest
banks paid their officers and clerks
10 per cent of their annual salary
rs q Christmas bonus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01

st this season of the year we are
all reminded of the ending of one
year and the beginning of another
milestones of the centuries. Every
emotion of the human heart has filled
the breasts Of men since the last
Christmas and again the spirit OF
Peace on Earth, Good Will TO Men
prevails and makes us better men. In
the review, we are reminded of those
we love and those we merely know
and those who need whom we have
never seen, but always in our memory
there comes that whisper of the fu-
ture and we wonder and guess and
prophesy about all the things we do
OF all the things with which we deal
there is something about our civic
pride. our love for our home town
that makes the place where We live,
get more than usual attention.
Do you remember having gone into
the woods on a camping expedition
and selected shady spot near a spring
with big smooth rocks and where the
babbling of a little waterfall and the
quiet song Of a contented bird made
you want to linger longer than duty
would permit. Can you tell why you
selected that place? Were there not
many other places which could have
as well been selected but now that the
place was selected and has become
fixed in your pleasant memories you
would like to 60 back today and pitch
your tent on ground you have learned
to walk on and appreciate its COM
panionship. Why did anyone first
pitch his camp at San Pedro Springs
and why did they and their families
and friends and others keep lingering
there?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
FOREIGN DEMAND FOR
milk AIDS DIARIES

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-CR-The
foreign colony has given rise to a
thriving industry new to China-the
milk business.
Jersey cows have been imported and
the water-buffalo, heretofore a mere
beast of burden, has been successfully
crossed with European breeds, said S.
n. Au-Young, director-generai of the
Chinese bureau of economic Informal
ton: who has been sojourning here.
Chinese children for centuries have
been weaned on softened rice and even
today milk is drunk only by children
OF the wealthy classes and butter con-
sumed only by the foreigners.
"A large percentage of the milk used
in the European concessions comes
from the crossed-bred cows Au-
Young declared. at is of fine quail
ty; high in butter-fat content.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01

a building and equal delays due z
rain in the milder season seem tc
have been. overlooked.
cit will be conceded generally tina.
the quality of the work in winter will
be unimpaired. but it is urged thu,
the cost will be prohibitive. The cost
of heating materials for concreting or
a million dollar job will run less thar
l per- cent and the cost of heat for
interior work rarely exceeds one-hali
of 1 per cent of the buildings cost.
Zone of the reasons for high wages
in the building industry is the tr.
mendous turnover and the contention
Of various trades that workmen have
only seasonal employment, due to the
nature Of the industry. Furthermore,
scarcity of employment in the winter
months is a deterrent to potential me-
cbanics who would readily enter the
trades were there an all season de-
mand for their labor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
CONSTRUCTION In WINTER
SHOWS ENLARGED VOLUME

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-GR-Jack
Frost has been whipped by the build
ing contractor. and the increasing vol
ume of contracts being let for winter
construction indicate that its ad
vantages are becoming better appre'
ciated.
A survey by W. J. Lynch, vice
president of n large contracting firm
disclosed that one of the principal
advantages of winter construction was
that the more constant employment
attracted better artisans. and tended
to avoid the peak demand of high
wages and scarcity of labor expert.
enced every summer.
There is little, if. any, difference
in the amount of time lost between
winter season land milder season
work." Lynch said. Delay due to Sc.
we're cold and heacy SHOWS does no:
amount to more than weeks time on
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
SAN ANTONIO is BEST
HOME CITY in WORLD
By T. H. ETHERIDcE JR.

There is a good and sufficient rea.
son why such has happened and the
greatest reason is that same some
thing that pulls you back to the be-
loved camping place, its beauty, its
laughing waters and contented songs
Of birds, its warmth of sunshine and
friendship the old familiar places worn
by the footsteps OF thousands who
have had the same feeling that you
have had and regardless of the smoke
stacks that may be built, the oil wells
that may be drilled, the railroads that
may mark their way across a broad
expanse, there will always be that in
sisent pull of San Antonio's gentle
call.
Her growth has been slow and en-
during with an al'urement for peo-
Piles of all chimes that might pass her
way. Her strength has all the agility
of youth, supple and vigorous. Her
manner has been modest with no stain
Of insincerity or mischievous flirta-
tons. Her character is above re-
proach.
If she has a fault there will be
few who could find it and none to nag
her for it. We must admit that she
is wealthy, not so fabulous in gold
as she is in natures endowment and
those endownments are so great that
no man dares guess their worth.
Her fertile acres, her pure water,
her balmy sunshine, her mild tempera-
lures, her beauty, her history, her ro-
nance, her people, unite in the allur-
ing song of promise which is turning
the eyes of weary world toward the
Southwest and its enchanting melody
is moving their marching steps our
way. San Antonio is calling.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
San Antonio Bank Clearngs Total $46 SOS During 1925
LODGE SAYS BRAIN
CELLS Do NOT FEEL

LONDON, Jan. 1.-tN-New
ideas about the functioning of the
brain were set forth here by Sir Oil.
yer Lodge, the noted scientist, who
contended that the popular theory
that the brain feels is entirely incor-
rect.
THE brain does not see or hear or
feel, nor does it plan or hope or love, {"
said Sir Oliver in a lecture.
These things belong to different
region, some link between mind and
matter, which perhaps We have not
yet begun to formulate"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01

Marketability in bond means demand,
and demand means increased price. The
greater the demand, the higher the price.
Some people NEED marketability. They
desire to be in position to realize
quickly. To others this is not essential,
guaranteed security and assured income
being all that is required.
2.-TAX EXEMPTION
1t is possible that the large income ma.
exempt securities at 41a9o may yield a
securities at 10. Vice versa, the small
10 to 20 per year by buying tax-exem
Buy only the features that you need; the
waste is to let a competent investment
sonal situation for you. He can suggest
able to your needs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
|ALL WORLD USES
SAN ANTONIO GOODS

/ The whole world uses San Antonio
goods. Factories and wholesale houses
report the shipment of 1925 products
to distant lands as well as all over
America. Even retailers in the city'sl
great business district receive occa-
sional orders from Europe. For many
years San Antonio has supplied Texas
with food. clothing, home building ma
terials and various other products de-
manded BY a growing community,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
LAND APLENTY HERE.

There is a great amount of agricul-
tural land in this territory that has
not been developed, and land values
range from SIS to $3.50 per acre for
dry land, and from 500 to $3.50 for
irrigated land, depending upon the To-
cation, the character of the soil, and
the improvements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
WATER is PURE.

Pure artesian drinking water make
an epidemic almost impossible in San
Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01

2. Wimer-Richardson & Company guar
antees its every offering as to non-loss of
principal and interest.
Interest coupons may be clipped on their
due day and deposited as cash in any bank.
For sixteen years Wimer-Richardson &
Company have consistently followed this
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-01
Wimer-Richardson
& Co. Assurance
Of Safety.

policy Of selecting and safeguarding the bonds has undwtten
and placed with its clients
AS consequence their undmnhed confidence has meant much
to the upbuilding of
"San Antonio's oldest Investment Bankers"
The cost of bond depends largely its individual fea
lures Investment requirements dersome features of partc
be of value others not Yet each feature
plays part in determining the cost of the bond 1t important
for you only those features you actually need
Evening star., 1926-11-14
Parent-T eacher Activities

Der meeting win be announced by
mail for a membership drive. Mrs.
Ada Peacock was elected chairman of
legislation. The time of meetings
Was changed to 2 O'Clock. Small
tables for the first grade and paper
towels for tho school will be furnished
by the association.
The James F. Oyster School Par
ent-Teacher Association met Novem.
Der 8. Election Of permanent officers
was as follows: President, Mrs. Ru.
dolph I. Harreil; first vice president,
Mrs. II. B. Angus: second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Beulah Aldridge; recording
secretary. Mrs. Milton Baum: corre-
spending secretary. Miss Vaughan;
treasurer, Mrs. e. r. Eberle. The
constitution was adopted. A short
talk was given by Mrs. s. w. Rausch-
er on the Child Welfare Magazine" ="
A card party will be held Saturday
afternoon, November 20.
At its November meeting the Ten
ley-Janney Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton opposed any change of hours for
it's own schools, and also decided to
invite a speaker on the Gasque bill
for its next meeting.
The Bryan Parent-Teacher Associar
ton Will meet next Friday evening.
The association will hold q school
luncheon November II.
The johnson Parent.Teacher Asso-
citation met November Q. There were
80 new members enrolled. Reports
were made by Mrs. Wedderburn.
chairman Of the milk committee. Mrs.
Smith. chairman Of the pre.school
committee. arranged to care for the
little children In the playroom while
their mothers attended the meeting.
Mrs. Egleston, Mrs. Firmin. Mrs. Bar
low, Mrs. Clear and Mrs. Whitlow
were chosen delegates to the Con-
gress of Parent-Teaoher Associations
The fourth grade, Miss Winter. teach
er. won the picture for attendance.
Miss Quigley from the Mount Pleasant
branch library gave a talk on gift
books. Mrs. G. w. Lady. chairman Of
pre-school education. told Of the ma
tional convention at Atlanta. Mrs
Rafter, District president. gave a talk
on the real training Of the child,
morally as well as physically.
The Weighman Parent.Teacher As.
ISOLATION will meet November 10 at
8 pm. when Mrs. A. e. Lady will give
a talk on pre'school work.
The Parent-Teacher Association Of
the Lenox-French School met Novem-
Der 2. The association went on record
as unanimously indorsing the Gasque
bill. The association will give lunch
con some time before Christmas. The
association appropriated $25 to be used
to refurnish the teachers room. It
was voted that the association take
up the question of restoring the SB
grade back to the Lenox, from which
1t was recently transferred. The at.
tendance banner was won by the sixth
grade. Miss. G.. NJ. Boblits, teacher.
The next meeting will be held at the
B. e. French School December Z.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
KIDNEYS need LOTS
OF WATER AT TIMES
IF Back Hurts or Bladder
Bothers, Also Take a
Little Salts

Most folks forget that the kid
neys. like the bowels, sometimes
get sluggish and clogged and need
g flushing occasionally. else we
have backaehe and dull misery in
the kidney region, severe head
aches, rheumatic twinges. torpid
liver. acid stomach. sleeplessness
and all sort Of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean and the mo-
ment you feel an ache or pain in
the kidney region begin drinking
lots Of water. Also get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
drug store here, take a table,
spoonful in @ glass Of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine
This famous salts is made from
he acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia and is
intended to flush clogged kidneys
and help stimulate them to activ-
ity. It also helps neutralize the
acids in the urine so they no
longer irritate, thus helping to re-
lieve bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; makes
a delightful effervescent lithia wa
ter drink which everybody should
take now and then to help keep
their kidneys clean.
A we'll known local druggist
says he sells lots of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in trying to cor
rect kidney trouble while it is only
trouble e-Advertisement.