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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29
About Farminq-
(From Montana State College)

= rONTANA'B series OF summer vaca-
NV ton camps for farm women
lvl closed with the camp at Joliet,
Carbon county. July 16. Camps
Camp Tuffit. Glasgow. Havre. and Helena
under the direction Of the Montana Ex-
tension service with the county home
denomination agents In charge.
More than $1,000 gophers were killed
by boys and girls OF Daniels county In
the predatory animal determination con-
test held this season. Harold Skerritt
placed first In the contest killed 4,203 Of
the pests. Willie Atcheson was second
and William Antonichuk Was third.
The annual northern Montana farm
er's picnic was held at h Northern Mon
tana Experiment station 1T Havre, July
IA, with an unusually large attendance
of farmers and their families from Hill,
Elaine n Chouteau counties. The day
also brought to q close the five-day
boys and girls club camp at the expert
ment station.
The annual crop tour into northern
Montana and southern Canada will be
held July 21-23 inclusive. Visits will be
made to Saskatchewan Experiment sta
ton at Swift Current and to the North
ern Montana Experiment station at
Havre, as well as to a number Of promi-
nent farming enterprises in the area.
Last year more than 200 farmers took
part In the tour and this number is ex-
pected to be exceeded this year.
Killing IA coyotes, 3. F.. Silock work.
ing In the Big Sandy country led the list
Of government hunters of the state dur
1 tx,n thn v,Drth ~ I'm onnnrdtnU m n
e. Bateman, in charge Of the predatory
animal control In Montana. Montana
hunters killed q total Of $40 coyotes, one
stock-killing bear, five bobcats, three
mountain lions, -four badgers and three
skunks during the month.
Stockmen of Fergus county will meet
at Lewistown, July as, to consider the
proposal Of holding a countrywide sale
annual sales of quality stock it is hoped
to stimulate livestock improvement work
In the county as recommended at the
agricultural economic conference held at
Lewistown last winter.
The annual tour of representatives OF
southern potato growers to Montana will
be held July % to August IL. Visits
will be made to the important potato
growing sections In Big Horn, Yellow
stone, Carbon, Gallatin, Lewis M Clark,
Hill, Blaine and Phillips counties. G.. l.,
Tiebout, h~orticulturist at the University
Of Louisiana heads the party Of inspect
ors.
The unusually high average of more
than 10 pounds of wool per fleece was
recorded at the Ingomar shearing sheds
In Rosebud county this spring. More
than AZ, 900 head were sheared at this
point.
The first cutting of alfalfa In Montana
this year is reported to be OF exception
ally fine quality and tonnage is higher
than In many years according to reports
from county agricultural agents.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29
Blaine County Hav Cron Fine

Haying Il in fun swing in the Milk
river valley. In fact. haying IL an I'm
portant occupation all through thai Soc
ton this year. There Is hay worth cut
ting along any road. at any fence COR
ner and on any vacant lot. Undoubtedly
there will be = large reserve supply Of hay
put up this year.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29
Engineers P1an Meet

The biggest meeting In the history of
the Montana section OF the American
Mining n M~etalurgical engineers will
be held in Butte August 6. when H.
Foster Balm will be the guest Of honor.
Mr.. Balm Is secretary and general man
ager Of the institute.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29

The shrewd clerk doesn't overlook tall
ing the young Lady that the bathing suit
will shrink q little.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29

More than $1,000 gophers were killed
by boys and girls Of Daniels county In
the predatory animal determination con-
test held this season. Harold Skerritt
placed first In the contest killed 4,203 Of
the pests. Willie Atcheson was second
and William Antonichuk was third.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29

The first cutting Of alfalfa in Montana
this year is reported to be OF exception
ally fine quality and tonnage is higher
than In many years according to reports
from county agricultural agents.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29

The unusually high average of more
han 10 pounds of wool per fleece was
recorded at the Ingomar shearing sheds
in Rosebud county this spring. More
than $4,000 head were sheared at this
point.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29

all cattle In Sheridan and
\x Daniels counties tested for tuber-
wv culosis these two Montana COM
nnnrurnn1fhn fnIn thu QOQ nfhar
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29
HARVEST
TO START SOON
(From Montana State Collere)

IRON all indications at the time Of
this writing winter wheat harvest
ing will be well under way in east
ern Montana counties when this
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-29
From Montana state College)

the approach Of another
n 7 harvesting season Montana farm
ers are again concerning them
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
WRONG
Can't Believe World Series Will Be Won Tn Four
 Straight.

+ was amusing 70 stand in amy crowd surrounding 4 radio outfit last Saturday as the fourth and iast game of the worlds series was being hraad= easted and listen to the suEe=fire dopesters tel one another that the Yankees would never win the fourth game then being played and with r the series l. 1as q sure het T thf opinions of the fans were worth any thing. that Pftsburg would pull through. the intimation being that Suuday's game was more desired for financial reasons than to win the SC ries.
 Excitement reached a high pitch lin that ninth inning with three men lon bases. two down. and the score Itied. There Was nothing Co f. Pi'ts. burg would hold the Yanks and would i win in fbe tenth. Then came the "id pitch that iast the game, thr series and the reputation af many thaus= and af 5bpesters throughout the country
 However. the f1uf-straight victory Eaf SeU York did more to iusfill eeH-
 adenca that tbe national Fastime ls
 ca fbe leve than all of the extra
 auaeg tH8t would haze gone to en-
 firh fin mauagemeats of the teams
 caald ever have done.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
HUNTERS WAIT
Leaves Hide Partridge and Shots In Big Woods Are
 But Few.

Oh yes the hunters nave been in fbe wood vth tgs and guns. The old veterans Ike fa went ou. the frsf dpg Many however have set the gun IT 4 #s corner and are noW waiting dn e .lEe fall
 A fc3 birds have hee bag.ed Theg are for the nost parf pte4-- ant, The thick foliage make. lit- difference iH hunting the #heasaHt az t hibesnates in the marshes in open territory.
 I. he partridge shooting that ss7I hal4s special fseoF " tb f6e old er spaftsmen and at the present time f is more If an asRravation to tant these birds chan | is to adopt a Itsi- ey af Watehfai waiting. Talk t9 lpg ef ne older sportsmeu and they b5ll - sau that of course they base l4 er eat erce= aE twice. Iht RIli tko feiI .a4 af the number of birds he started bur tHt eH ua ag a3ife tEaf she leaves sa fti= U'tV yet lre real -ka al ta-
 The hrst heavy fras. ef the ssa- esH appeared Tues av morning. IT. l saIa that lra formed in receptaehs Hp Inc barn wand. "A few mere 5tich frosts and she leaves wlll b. ta nj one old tue sportsman. nnd then ve piI get some raal shooting
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
FIR ST DOG SHOW
Windham County Kennel Club Will Stage Exhibition In
 Putnam Nov. l2

Putnam s, to haYe its first dbg sbaW Under the auspices of the HnIbam County Kcunell Club the shaw viii ke staged u Hammond Hal. Harris street. Saturday evening No Vember l2th Thers val b. spetiai prizes and ribbons l. is an 1 K G. sanction bow. al breeds No Tfai- gfeps required
 Slugle rIass eHtries are fifty ce4ts, and twenty fite cents far all addititn ai elbsses Entries will be illsn from fatf. t4 sIX clock in the eYenihg and judging Will start at six o'ebsk. Further information Nill be fHrnisHed by tfle secretary. Jaeah Rakker If Put nam
 This arst how af it kind Vili be4of greatest interest ta dog faneitrs throughout he caaBty. bBt will al4o be interesting to hundred 4 Putnam and Hiudham county people @he doubt less. h9se never seen deh 4 how.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
THOMPSON

Ms 0iHe7 rent few days iu Bos- ton this week
 Ms Wiley had n small card party Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Lewis giving buffet lunch con followed bg auction Friday.
 Mrs Andre Roosevelt has returned from New York and Oyster Bay
 Mrs. Frederic Banks If Bridgeport has been the guest of Miss Elliott
 Jack F,rvsi lsas a Ivory unwIcpme visitor iu tho gardens early in. the week s#=s Mrs. James Phetteplaee eulerlqined at dinner at the Vernon Stiles Monday evening f5F
 Miss Whitemolse was in tnwa Mon day Mir. and Mrs Frank fegg are lin New York.
 Mrs Arnold Huizinga and Miss Faith HpzinEa spent q few d4ys in New S'otk this week
 Mrs Nelson Bradford and Mrs. Horatio Bradford. Jr.. spent the day in Cnnrord saturday.
 Mrs Colcleagh entertained at tea Saturday Her guests were Mr and Mrs Iahs Ms Davis and Miss Dyer. all Hf tbe Providence JolirnA,
 Ihe Bez and Mrs. F L. Lyons and children from Worcester arrived ea Ise~das Mir geHs is the new pastor 6t the ta1sfee eational church
 IlarlA siHg passes without at leasf one fafts at the Russian Bear Mis- Edith Peekham and Mrs. Glpdys Nichs gaye 2 bridge party and tea there on Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Deaffneton and ihe Missos Alice and Carolyn peajngten peut the weekend with Mrs C. r Searls. Mrs Thompson is new staying WIth Mrs Searls
 Mrs ( F Searls entertained the Bridge Gluh fHt sday afternoon. There were faur tables. and no guests. Miss Elliott won ht first prize and Mrs. R c Paine =eaBsolation prize Mrs chnrch md Ms sherman served
 Tbe ThmH on N C T. [ vill meet wiib Nr Josephine Law. Thurs day October 0. at 9 D. m. Topic Pres N#fk charge of Mrs carle- ton. ideal Iaesntendent Each mem her is asked fa come prepared to make this most interesting meeting Host ess Mrs Law
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

lot df punishment if necessary. II is ruufered that he has under advise rnent whether CT not he will enter the pro fessibnal ranks m he near future.
 Another outstanding fighter E the 126- pound Young Caprice of Provl- denee who. last Saturday night, won the amateur featherweight champion ship of Rhode Island. at Providence. This boy is mo stranger in Putnam hut he has been training hard during the summer months and it is said was never in better condition that right now.
 Other entrants in the biz opening card include Young kojoil, l3o pounds. Norwich; Kid Happy. l32 pounds, Norwich. Vic Dart. l30. Nor wich; Rene Peloquin. lt2, Daniel son: George neForest, l2o. Daniel. son. Wlfred Savgue 126. Worcester. Billie Muir i36, Worcester, Young Grenier 130. Grosvenordale, Leo Le= due. 1ls. Worcester, Johnny Villa, 1l2. Worcester: Herbert Hollander. 126. Providence, Dau Miller l25. Providence
 Old And New Faces
 Among the above Will he found oIl favorites and let ef neW faces In boys from the DuweN A. X of Nor wieh are new performers az are tilese Worcester lads entered from stable never before showing in Putnam.
 The bouts will be staged as before under the A A. L. rules, three rounds. or four in case of draw Al win Jarvis will be the referee and Lebeau will do the announcing.
 last word as 10 the season that is about Co start The success of the sport depends on the gate If there
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
INVESTIGATE PARTRIDGE
No One Disease of Parasite Found to
 Be Attacking Game Birds

Last e7ear td State. Board of Fish cries hAd Gam, made la drive to have spdrtSnen send Tn ah head partridees truffed Groasel that might be found in the woads This was an effort to determine wha. form of disease was attacking these game birds
 The board ,ates that the investi- gation is Depressing and large humber of speeimens have been sent to Dr Gross ai Bowdoin college for eXaminaiion This state contributed thirty 1.-two entire birds and seventy eight viscera The material provided T wealth af information concerning diseases, food nlumages. mouits' and various other problems. No one di- sease ar parasite has been discovered ts responsible fir the periodic fluctua- tion in the number of birds Intesti- nal worms were found in great majority of fbe birds.
 Whjle no general appeal is being made this year sae board wiu be glad
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
EAST THOMPSON

Farmers are verv busy harvesting their corn and vegetables.
 Mrs Alice Johnson is still at the Day kimball Hospital. very III.
 Mrs Orrin Whiting entertained f1l uds from Worcester this week.
 Clarence Sauds rom of Providence was at his home ai Brandy Hill over the weekend, entertaining friends.
 The popular Rest Awhile" house
 doing a fine business. catering tn tne former patf51- and many new aHes
 Roger Bayer. eleven years of age, ahs s al the ns kimhall Hospital. having been operated upon for appen- die.tis- is making aH excellent recoY= 
 The woodehonpef If ChafFee Bro thers af Oxford are still ousily at work cutting ddsf tHe beautiful pine grove of the R family. and the change in the seen r x very apparent.
 l httle boy ahat ten years old. who ls aa enthusiastic admirer of ball games. especially tEa apparently king of fine game, "Bu Ruth, was heard ta saE T hef a HHlli9H dollars on Che game. and !
 Ms Lotue Jsa of Worcester. with sister. ana milg, have return ed fe Worcester fter spending fortnight at tha a residence in East Thompson adie the old home stead Of her fa.H Barton Jacobs. which she has re r. purchased.
 Monday night Na the first severe frost, and many aatlfui flower gar dens were entire ruined. The sud den transition iu HH weather from the severe cold e re4i summer mildness Was very anuSaa and many believe the real Indian summer k still to ap- pear.
 George Bixhy Providence and East Thompson. @h4 has been pa tient at Day YKmhall Hospitall was taken Co n hoapii. T Boston Tuesday for further treatment. accompanied by hts, wife and nurse. Mr Blxb2 is yery comfortable ant expects, aftef a minor operation. t regain his alth-
 Tho wife of Rev Frank Chamber lain. taster 6f in East Thompson church. who is lisag in the family of Everett HuntingtH during her con- valescenee. is gaHrng slowly and ex= poets later to move ta her new home h. tkr parsonage, which was given the church by the lat Silas Joslin
 Tour correspondent had an inter esting conversation last week with one of thd oldest inhabitants of Wind hmm eoarSY. Wha told off some of ths incident h. learned from his father who was an old sea captain. but talked knowingly of some If the later years in his tate He poke af the farmtiF ef Connecticut and alsa the carpenters Three billings day, paid in produce Wa the eomman nrire for farm lah4f ers, ard a working man would work through fhe wee for two and siX pence Ten dollars a month for a schoul master. ana i've shillngs a week for q sehealnarm Cloth. home made was za durable t was not unusual for slni ef clothes ta last nearly life time \ young man. great-RraHdsau df tbe speaker. ha3 questioning ex- precision on his face as he glanced down upon his own modern smart suit.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
Bill Sham, P.H.S. ackle
 Will Soon Be In Lineup

Bill sbauu. star tackle on che Pat mtm Hiah football team, IS recover ing from injuries ta his back received in the first game of the season with Northbridpe High. at Northbridge September 2l Bill k hard fighter. ene of the mainstays ol the team and it is hoped by the members of the squad and the student hody that he Will soon be hack n his position in the lineup The next game is Satur- day with plainfield High at Plalnfeld
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
ABINGTON
Earl M.aes- has the nnlnp..

Earl Mees has the mumps
 George Wilcox Is driving new car.
 II. Amidon was in Hartford Oh Monday.
 James Elliott was home over tfe week end
 Stanley Amiden i~ working in Gr,is }eaor4'tle
 Warren Fuller is living at the Stone home
 Mis- Clarissa Gricgs of Norwich "as iu town on Friday
 Rte and Mrs C B Hawkes we're t1 Jewett Citl on Tuesday
 Mrs. W Il Gallup of sunield was at her home for the weekend.
 Alr and Nrs John Wctherbce at tended Mansfield Grange on Monday
 Mr. and Nrs j II. Elliott and daughter Prlseilla weIe in Mansfield oa Saturday.
 kemf Haae af Hartford spen. the week eud WtH his mother, Mrs dfred Geiees
 | P aTe for Oct l6tf will b. .Ilpw To le the BjhIe' Leader. Mrs Hawkes..
 Raymond Y Whitehaase If Dor chester Mas called on his brother B W Wbitchouse on Mondav
 Miss Pearl Heart, night superYisoi at the Mansfield state Hospital spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank W Hart
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
IS c R s
GOOD CARD FOR OPENER
 PUTNAM SPORTING CLUB

is demand for boxing in Putnam tbore ViIl ue bouts every few weeks. ThH=aas.s aas t7 h5W fne club mna aseneut rhat fhels sffofis are appfe- 4ted bug t5eseis and have every seal if the rIngsale occupied. Tnere aes4 expense attached 5n aeh card and he 9Hlg WAY tna' ex- an can He @ bs the aIe et
 fu ure seat close to
 la.as be=f ta pet r sar as 8f course fhe be-t seats ea r+ Thor are aa posts ta obsfract the tse8 Eeaa eaF PaFa of the halI
 many tH 5e ap close where +A can smell te re n dus Tice- cts are far sale at stores of Jarf anal NadH8# FrH# reft aad maE eea bs
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
ATTAWAUGAN

The Epworth League held a popeorn social Friday evening September 30, there being about thirty present and almost enjoyable evening WIS spent. The refreshments were popcorn land soda
 Nr and Mrs Walter Bruce were in Boston October 2nd to see Mr Brace brother. Rev Frederick Bruce. and his wife, before their departure for Ran. eoon Burmah India. where they will remain five years as missionaries. They sailed on the "Lacunian from Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
P. II $. ELEVEN. VISITORS

Subzmasfrr l. r Moves, coach oi the Putnam high schaol football eIe. ven and most af the team went ta Sturrs Saturday. to see the football game I former killiugIy Higf star and a former Putnam High sta' are playing With the agricultural cd Iege. Putnam was unit for the Ae uIes fn win.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
eountW
I. Q. o. F. WHIST TOURNAMENT

Pop T9aaellotte was the hieh score man at the R6ff Tuesday evening wifh ze56e af e3 Aile <. King and Ear Andrews Wrrt tied for second place With a sedr. If 5s Earl And- rews leadz H tHe tatai with T score If f63. With John Fen second with q score ef l@9
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

The Indian Government has instruct ed ii, eensars to eliminate from mo- Jon pictures scenes depicting illicit loHe between white men and women. revolutions night life. and other feat. ales which might lower the Indians idea of Western civilization.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
EA ST PUTNAM

M ard Ms \ F Chapman enter tanned relative tram Worcester sun 5litN
 Rev. T p BakAi and family called on Mrs Laura Burs#ll MoudaN eve ming.
 Mrs ( X Burill E visiting her
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
Silver Wedding

\ large number If Ahingten friends gathered Tt the Cougroga- fidual Parsuuape Eeudav evening, Oct 10th to help Rev and Nrs G F, Hawkes. celebrate their twenty dftb wedding anniversary
 They were married iu the Gougre. eational church in Manchester bob The father of the bride eReK c r. Barherl and father of the etauls Re, W S HWkesl officiating.
 The parsonage was very beautiful ly trimmed with flowers earnMi4ns from the Grange roses snap tbaA eons and ehrySauthemums from the Ladies' Benevolent Society. and dhhI has and as,ers from Mir. and Mrs Wefherbee During the evening the pastor and his wife Were presented with generous gift of money. f
 Mr Hawkes. has been minister of the Abingdon church since last uPc, coming here from East Windsor IA, pleasant social evening was enjoyed, after which refreshments were servi cd and congratulations and best wish, cs offered Both Mir and Mrs Flaw; kcs received their guests in their wedl ding clothes. i
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

to receive any sick. injured or dead birds that may be picked up. Such birds will be forwarded to Dr. Gross if thoroughly sprnkled with salt. rub bIng it into the feathers
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

Expectations peasants of Germany say lottery ticket bought with stol. en money k usually a winner Cop per rings are worn on the fingers in Turkey Co prevent erysipelae Ii the ring has been stolen from someone it is supposed to answer its purpose twice as we'll These suuerstitishns arise from the desire of tho criminal Co find some excuse for his delinquent cies.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
=PoMFRET WINS 27.o

The football game al Pomfret. Sat Hrday was watched by large gath erine who watched Pamfret win from East Greenwich academy, 27=a
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

There will be another whist next Tuesday evening An enjoyable eve ming is assured for all All members most cordially invited.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
Alex Tourain Will Meet Fast Travelling K. O. Jack Demp-
 sky of Norwich
Some or Best Amateur. In \ F. On
 Card

With some of the best amateur F New England on the s-bapf prog the Putnam Sporting Club a g ava ta a flying start tomorrow frT= dav night in St John hal e beil for the opener wiil ring at o'clock and those interested ta exciting sport hope 70 see the arena crowded
 The program arranged by the club pranoters certainly dt--erstz 2 iarge gatr Possibly tHe most interest ssi 2 center in the po between AleI Ton rain of Moosup. Wb wears tf7e e5- lc-s Sf th- ieeai club and k @. Jack Dennekv ef Nofseic The 149sup hoy has made the best hawing of any perfarmer in the Putnam rlnE lr the k. c. baftler from tbf Rose lty he has an opponent that Hlll aatt him show the best he has ID stoek. Denpskv has fought ton battles ID the amateur ranks and the last elgnf fghts he won handily b. knock outs. Tt ig due to this fine record that he has been given lis title. f6uraia Wtil enter the ring at l45 pounds and DeSnpsky at l5o pounds
 A Hard Fight
 This star baut in ifsef is enough i6 assure large attendance. Those who have seen To1faiH perform will want 10 see what can he de against thls knock Fout performer from the line. l. will be hard fight. If Tourain does not put crimP Dsmpsky's ambition Co further pro. long his knock out record the local fans will se surprised Toaraiu .s clever. hard hitter, and can take q
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

There will be harvest supper al the church Friday. Oct II. at six o'- vlock. Ticket i. 5uc; eeldtel6 25v Tbe ticket on the bod quilt-Ady
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

There arc 8.ooo. 900 lepers in the world.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

daughter, Mrs. NJ II Early in Wor- cester.
 Edward Gibson and family and Miss Madeline Gibson spent the week ;ehH WSth F. c. Gibson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-16
IF YOUR STOMACH
ISN'T ACTING RIGHT
BEGIN TAKING SALTS
Pimples Are Impurities Seek
ing an Outlet Through
Skin Pores.

Pimples, sores and boils usually re-
suit from toxins, poisons and impuri-
ties which are generated in the
bowels and then absorbed into the
blood through the very ducts which
should absorb only nourishment to
sustain the body.
1t is the function Of the kidneys to
filter impurities from. the blood and
cast them out in thesform Of urine,
but in many instances the bowels
create more toxins and impurities
than the kidneys can eliminate; then
the blood uses the skin pores as the
next best means OF getting rid Of
these impurities, which often break
out all over the skin in the form of
pimples.
The surest way to clear the skin of
these e~uptions, says noted author
ity, is to get from any pharmacy
about four ounces of Jad Salts and
take a tablespoonful in glass of
water each morning before break
fast for one week. This will help
prevent the formation Of toxins in
the bowels. 1t also stimulates the
kidneys, thus coaxing them to filter
the blood of impurities and clearing
the skin of pimples.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia.
Here you have pleasant. efferves-
cent drink which usually helps make
pimples ar.-Advertisement.