Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1919 — Page 5

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CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County Lively Capital.

Miss E:v.i!y Hait'eran came nn Saturday, bcm called !,rc by the serious illness and de.ith of Lfr nephew, Herbert Dunn. The menbi-rs of th Hi usckreper's Clnb of this city, f-v.j'-y -d a most de1 ghtf-il ontinjr at t!, home of Mrs. JVrri" Clark in Who-.tfb id on Satur-

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th- invitation . The. trip was i"a(!f i-i :n.:..ri at.'! t h . whole day was s-pei- i as Mrs. Clark's KH-sts. Carls ;- '. ived fro.:: i!? J!ihl Seim and Mis.- Mabel TracBtr. whilf at i.raivi I'anyoi.. Cal.. to 1'rletids here, 'ell ."' a n. .-; delightful trip throush tfle Wert and ;r; one i,f the'.r sight-string trip:; the fanvas !-:neer, Alma .n;r'k an 1 her husband Zimballst were their traveling r i.niimn;otij. The ladles are r nruute to Cnlifori'Ia. Mrs. Peter Prioski who was taken to th-i Mr rev hostitl last week, tin1"rwent a v-i y scrimjs op- ration thcr on M;T..1ay when a thirty pound tumor ivas j'.:ii.ive.l from lur Mcracn. She 's getting along very r.icely at this writing. V.'alt'-r Beidle of Chicago. Is spending a fc .v flay this tr'k with 111? sister Martha Barthob.-mae. M'.. Jack Turner of Gary, a former rciil.;r;t of Crown Fo.nl. spent Wednrsiiay i r.Crowa Poir.t with friend. The members of the .mtnercial Club enjoyed one of monthly spreads

at the club rooms on Monday night anil thoae in attendance had no reason to do anything tut conn liincnt the bust a on the exci-lU nt menu prepared . Mrs. Leonard Vat oh has been on the sick lis-t for the past few days. In the ijood old days before the advent of the automobile. 1t vised to be

nbersaip ao- i the custom in these parts to hold a

borb.' sale the 3rd Tuesday in each month but that custom Is getting obsolete a a was evidenced by the October sale, only a handful of people were in town ami horses were consplclous by their absence. Miss Ira Schmidt Is in Napervllle. IU., today spending the day with Miss Margaret Ttllng who Is taking treatments and who is showing such marked improvement that the doctors promise her a complete recovery. EW MARRIAGE -ICEXSES John Gregory. Crown Point; Mary Anna Frar.z, Crown Point. Nick Lahesls. Evanston. 111.; Marlon Labell, Gary . Anton Donaschoff, Gary; Katie TruIcli, Gary. Michael Arrlgo. East Chicago; Lena Cor.gellla. East Chicago. John Kapschak. Indiana Harbor; Anna Shefchik. Jo'.let. Ike Williams. Gary: Pearl Fellah, Gary.

Dyspepsia and Home Life

MOTHER JONES ADDRESSES INDIANA HARBOR STRIKERS

"Mother" Jones was the attraction of the strike zone in Indiana Harbor yesterdav when at the last rrorr.ent she was secured for a talk in the Auditorium. Mother Jcns came from Chlcagro end is on her way t "ary where she i? scheduled to Fpcak today. John Fitzf.i'rlck is exff'fd to address tlv Indiana Harbor strikers, this afternoon but Sect tar. v Howard has not yet received definite word that he will be present. Mother Jon3 has made quite a reputation for herself through her activities in the miners' strikes in West Virginia anil Colorado and is r ow taking n active part in the steel strlkt. She has made numerous speeches before i ar:e Eatherir.es of strikers and has always had a decided Influence over them. Authorities in Pennsylvania refused permission to speak but she spoke in spite of them.

i Mother Jfn's appeared on the platform amd much applause, her appear- t

snce justifying the name of "Mother" which has ben given her. She is ,ghty-four e?rs old and still very active.. After two hour talking she seemed to be no more fatigued than when

The exceptional Quiet continues in the Twin Cities as far aa the police are concerned. The plants claim additional gans today and assert that they are operating; at almost normal capacity. Workmen coming from the mills assert that it is a matter of only a few days until the mills are operating the same as before the strike. Strike leaders are optimistic and discredit reports of Increased activities in the mills.

PERSONAL 1

SOCIAL NEWS!

What a Relief When All Family Eat the Same Foods! Avoid Dyspepsia Sour Risings, Gas Indigestion from Breakfast Sausage to Dinner Mince Pie. After mother has struggled two or three hours over u hot tire to do tlio cooking lor a hungry family, it is real

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Health Happiness

To Be Tree of Indiyas-tlon Coatrlbut Woadorftxlly to the Happiness of Home IJfe. enjoyment when there isn't a dyspeptic Jinx amonp thorn. Of course, a case of dyspepsia or daily indigestion must be looked after. Hut it is far more to the point to prevent as well as to treat pour stomach, belr-lnnn, water brash, etc.. by such a valuable mean? as Stuart's Pyspepsi.a. Tablet;;. t'odd'niK the stomach with soft food and prcdlgested t-tu!f merely Invites s!ugs'.:-hnesd. Eat your little pork sausages for breakfast without fears: have a plati of beans and a piece of pie with cheese for lunch, and end the day with a real dinner, iestep.il of a bowl of bread and milk. Kollow each meal with a Stuart's Iyspcpsin Tab' -t and get right back to jour raturnl self. These tablets difrest food and assist the stomach, to prepare the content for assimilation in the intestinal tract. Thus you set the practical re;icf and help which induces a better appetite and a greater freedom In the selection of foods. You will find Stuart's Dyspepsia

Tabb-ts on sale at any druij store in thei United States and Canada, aa they arei

i considered one of the stand-bys by the

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SOCIETY TO BOOST T. 0. STUMPS

At a mectlnar of the Lake County Tuberculosis Society at the V . M. C. A. at 7::U' this ; v I. in 1. H. Jones of Indian ipolis and State nianatfer of the Jted ( roSK Seal Sale, w!U effect an organization for the sale of tbe stamps in Iake t'oun'y and will take up important mutters relative to the proponed Anti-Tubercular sanitarium. At the meeting, a proposal w,U also be made to employ ;i visiting nurse to conduct ?n investigation into the conditions in Lalie County. I 'resident Dr. George H. H. skins o lWhit'.ns will preside at the. met:n. The "newly appointed ommittee are earnestly requested to attend. Dr. ladings of Iwell, Mrs. Herbert L. Wlieaton and -Mrs. C. liiai k of Crown Point. Mrs. Herbert Hut'-hins. Hammond. Mrs. Alvir.a Killlfrrew of Hobart. Mrs. William C. RouLt, of Whiting;, and Mrs. Kran-'s Malstrome of Griffith, Mrs. Goldsmith. Garv, Mrs. J. C. Dickson of Indiana Harbor and Misa Cossee of East Cnicasro.

Common-Sense fcr Corns, "Gets-It" The Great Painless Corn Loosener. Simple as A. B. C. Never Fails. If vou have ever tried to g"t rbi of a corn by bundling up your toe with band-

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yesterday to see her husband who Is in the hoMpltal. He is petting alonsf tine ani expects to be abie to come home in a f-w days. The corn crop in this section is much better than It was thought when we were having so much dry weather. O. W. Hiil of Hammond, was in Low. ell on business ye.-terday. The 'IlijTh is'hool basket ball team

will p!;iy the Fa-r Oaks team in the

high aihool auditorium Friday rigb' of this wffk. Mis. Charles Krum of Lansing, HI. came last cv.-ninr for a visit with Mr and Mrs . Paul Mahler.

John Township and three daughter. Mrs. V.'m. Backe and the Misses Agnes mid Margaret. After spo.iding o (izliuhtful day the guests departed wis:,-. the happy couple many more yeats of happy married life.

HIGHLAND

ST. JOHN

$103,000 HOTEL TO BE BUILT IN GARY Yesterday a permit was issued by the P.uildinj? Commissioner, Gary, for the erection of a JIOS.OO hot'-l. The hotel will be erected at Seventeenth avenue and Hroadway by the Calumet Hotel company, will be three storiei of brick and cover the whole lot, 21x121 feet.

Kilty yeats uKo, on October ijth, lbtSt a happy your. ou;-b-. John ilc-rlach and Miss Margaret Hackcs, entered St. John's Catholic caurch at St. John, Indiana, and were united in the holy bonds of matrimony and Monday. Oct. the 2th. 1919, the same coupde again entered the same church, to the strains of a wedding march and preceded by t'r.-.r cl..ldr .. a i : - d oM:d.- -, t .:ve trie l.up.it.; bies-ic:r lu. i;is a soljnii hia a iebi .t. 1 by ti.o

ages, or by uriu sm1v that r.-xtd your toe reii uri'l -tlrro.t r'l w, or tr4--' to dr;-fcC your corn out vv.tli a ' i.ifc, l.. ro will be u !HT.i-ii V'ftio.n f'oT -v-oo .w-n ri.ll

use "Gets-It." Inarm? peeling your! He v. Badina, who was assisted by Rev

corn off gloriousb", easily aiid painlessly. Just like peeling off a banana skin. Well, that is what harper.;! when you ufie

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SIBTKZCT CONTSNTTOIT. One of the most Interesting successful convention of the year was that of the 13th district of the Women's Relief Corps held in Hammond yesterday. The Hammond Chapter had the honor of one of its members. Mrs. Jennie Hub-

The gist of her talk was much the , apd- beln the president. Other state same as the talks which are made at j department officers who attended the strike headquarters daily although sett convention were Mrs. Ina Cunningham ... .... . j, ' of fllnaraiso Mr f:nviv bra nc of

out in a llttie different manner ana i -

gaining added prestige because of be-! ana Minnie Davis, or .r g a woman, and that woman Mother j Hammond. Jones She rf-rred to the capitalists i Three hundred members were in ata thieves end robbers, asserted that i tendance. The convention was opened

Pennsylvania was controlled by them and that even the United States government was under their control, and told the men they must get the "scabs" out of the mills and keep them out. She insisted that tho women organize and ro out snl fieht for the strikers. She

asserted that -unless the

come to terms the workers will tfike tiie plants over and operate them themselves.

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V;--4V? KK -i s. t! t'-W cV''-. -.'-' r 1 0 ; SOLID I V-V',-. -;V ;',;fiOLD l. V;'--sfcili.- S10, ju, 112. ST'c-al attention t- nchonl children. If you have hea-iach.? or weak eyes, coir-e io a reliable oculist, located on State St. for 12 years. Artificial eyes fitted. Cros3 E -'-T'-'Mfi All Eye Slseases Treated. Send f' r i i -,i ot,..5y eye cures i?: '-ur -vv n n'.-:hbi.ii liood. SIGN OF WHIRLING LIGHTS 2J Souta State Street, 2d 3aor, Chicar

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in the morning with a fine enthus-iastlc

addrss of welcome by Mrs. Hose, of Valparaiso. There was a beautiful and lmpretslve memorial service for the departed members. At noon an adjournment was made for dinner, which was very ably catered

steel officials i D" the E- C. Minas cafeteria. The ta

bles were attractively decorated and a delicious dinner was 6rved. A large class of candidates were Initiated and the election of officers took place. South Bend had the honor to obtain moot of the important offices. Mrs. Stiles of Valparaiso was Indorsed for department president. Mrs. Jennie Hubbard was presented with a beautiful basket of flowers. Mrs. Haney presented the flowers with a very effective presentation speech. Mm. P. L. Davis also received a basket of flowers. The afternoon was suitably concluded with an Interesting and beautifully trained drill of which Mrs. P. L-. Davis was the captain.

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The Sigma Theta Gamma Club has issued invitations for a dance to be given tomorrow night at the Chamber cf commerce.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sajse of Hohman St.. have returned from Wisconsin where they have been visiting Florence Hammond who is In school there.

Lutheran church will bold Its business meettlng in the church parlors Thursday evening promptly at eight o'clock. The Rooster Club Auxiliary will meet with Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne tonight.

The Pythian Sitters will have a hard times party tonight in their hall. Osden and Huhinau St. Public is cordially invited. 5?c per couple. adv. Mrs. C. A. Wells of 14.1 Johnson St. was taken to her home after three months sickness, in the Gary Hospital where she underwent an operation.

Albert rainier was a Sunday.

Gary visitor

The Civic Department of the Hrtnmond Women's Club will meet with Mrs. J. M. Turner tomorrow night, at 7:30, 303 Truman Avenue. The evening hour of the Hammond Women's club will not meet tonight us was planned. Mrs. E. E. Miller entertained about fifty guests at dinner Sunday in honor of her brother. John K. Seward, who has Just returned from the Philippines. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. lowers of Los Angeles, were guests at the dinner. Circle N'o. 2 will meet with Mrs. P.finert, 13 Mason St, tomorrow after-Doon.

"Y" WILL OPEN ATHLETIC SEASON

After a delay, cauFed by the quartering of several hundred troops at the T. M. C. A. in Gary, the regular gymnasium classes opened last night. According to the program, the directors, now fiave matters in such shapa that they will be able to make up for lost activity. The troops still remaining in Gary et'.ll have full privilege of the use of the athletic supplies and tho tank.

NEW TRAIN CARD

A new schedule with rumfrots changes will become effective on the New York Central, Iake Shore, railroad line next Sunday morning and unless patrons scan the new schedule carefully, they are going to miss some of their regular trains. A new train has been put on the schedule. It will stop at Gary, flag

Mr Knonj. who wan formerly suDer-I step at 2:15 p. m . each day to receive

FOPULAR GARY BOY ENLISTS IN NAVY 17-year-old William F. Wirt, son of William A. Wirt, originator of the Gary school system, enlisted in the Navy in this eitv yesterday morning, his name b it.g listtul among a half a doren others who have been recruited in the three day drivey for Navy recruits . H was accompanied by his father. He will go to Indianapolis to lake a f.nal examination end thencs to San Francisco where he will attend an officer's preparatory training school. Vpon graduation he will go to Annapo lis. IMPORTANT NOTICE Kw York, Chicago & St. Louis Ballrottd. Effective at 2:00 A. M. Sunday. October 1913. all clocks and watches used ii the operation of trains on the NT. T. C. & St. U R. P.. (Nickel Plate Iload) will be turned back one hour in accordance with the Daylight Saving Act. and r.ll trains will, thereatter, proceed as per ofllclally published schedules. 22-23

STOLEN AUTO FOUND The auto stolen Sunday night from Tom Magrames in front of his candy kitchen at Seventh avenue and Broadway, Gary, Sunday night, lias been found over in Hammond, stripped of all its tires. The Gary police were notified and the car was towed back to Gary . The police have no ctr with which to work for the capture of the thieves.

Emerson and Froebel To Clash For Title. As an added attraction to the 1S19 football season In Gary, arrangements are being completed by the Gary High School coaches for Emerson and Froebel to stage a city championship game before th gridiron season comes to a c'oe. It 1s probable, ti nt the game will he played on Thanksgiving, following the closing af the schools' schedule.

ASKS RECEIVER BE APPOINTED A petition is filed In the Gary Superior court by Abe Rosen who asks that a receiver be appointed for the H. Williams store conducted by Eva Williams, who is alleged to be inexperienced and permitting the aseets to ge wuted . A Judgement of $165.25 for mercbinciise la also asked by the plaintiff.

will give you this same result. Millions of folks have had the iame blessed experience. Why putter and suffer, limp, and spoil a good time for yourself and your friends, or your peace of mind while trying to ait-n' to business? I'm "' iots-lt," the sin pie, common sem e w aj . 'Gets-It," the only sure, guaranteed, money-back corn-remover, costs but a trifle at any drug store. M'I'd by E. Lawrence ft Co., Chicago, 111. Sold in Hammond and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by J. W. Weis. Adv.

Mr. and Mr. W. W. Wells and children motored to Chicago Saturday for an over Sunday visit with relatives. Mti. Clara Neweomb of Chicago ailed on friends in Highlands Sunday. F. F. Heighway of Crown Point, v -itfd the Highland schools Friday. Miss Clara Von Hueben and Miss Mildred Karmen of Chicago, were thguests of their aunt, Mrs. John M.ller over Sunday. Put your razors away and patron. . our new barber, Harry Perry who h :s opened a much needed baber shop .; Highlands. He hus the. rooms formerly occupied by Mr. Dickson. Mr. Izell of Chicago spent Sunday o;i his farm here.

' Her.-y C-.mmghani sncnt '" :-. ?ay In ! Chicago. ! lit J.-, Mrs A r. Pnr ti -t

children spent the week-end with relttives in Flue Ic'.and. The pupils of the public school woi give a program Fridaj- afternoon io the assembly 100m of the school hous':

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WIRTS C7ILLS HIS CP.OVT POH'T HOME It is announced -hat the former Juope Mc.Tui-.cn .om-. at C-.-.-c. r-.-r.t purchased by C. E. Wirt, the Giry banker, has been sold to W. H. O'Donnel! of the Garv- Motor Truck Co. The consideration it is announced, was about 110.000. The Wirt family wfco have resided at the County Seat for some months, will return to Gary, moving to a recently purchased home at 644 Harrison street.

berg of Scherervilic and Hev. Guethoif of Crown Point. After the services they returned t0 th-.ir heme on the

farm, tour miies east of St. Jl.n and j

on arriving there, were most agreeably' 8rd all paientn and patrons of surprised to find a sumptuous wedding ( school are invited to attend. dinner had been prepared for th":.i i . and -bout sixty u latlv. 3 and fr.ends ' " '

had gathered to congratulate thern and spend the day with them. Mr. Gerlaoh : is a Civil war veteran and widely j known and admired for his happy d'.sposition. Mrs. Gerlach is also 1 mo.-t i estimable woman. They have one son Joseph, who is at present trustee of St.

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SENT TO JAIL AT CROWN POINT Charged with violating the state liquor law, Wendol Hanseros, 1100 Washington street. Gary, was found guilty and fined $80.00 and costs and sentenced to sixty days in the county Jail at Crown Point hofore City Judge Dunn, yesterday. The Jail sentence was later suspended. Steve Eilts, a well known alien of Gary, was also fined $S0 and costs and a Jail sentence ef sixty days. The sentence was not suspended however, Ellis Is also under bond on a federal charge.

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NOTICE A meeting of the North Township Tax Society will be held at 7:30 Wednesday

evening. October 22, at the City Hall -council chamber. The women real estate owners are: rcCiUo-ioJ to ba rre.w.t. J NORTH TOWNSHIP TAX SOCIETT. CHARLES H. FREDRICHS. Chairman, i 10-2I-;t i i

LOWELL

Attoney J. W. Belshaw went to Kentland on business yesterday. George J. Hoevet went to Indianapolis yesterday. M!s Anna Lorseheider of R-ochester N. V., left yesterday morning for Indianapolis, after a few days visit with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnott. She will go from there to her home. Attorney V. K. Roberts went to French Lick. Ind., on business yesterday . Mrs. J. E. Davis had the mlarorttin! to fall down the cellar stairway yesterday morning. No bones were broken but she was badly bruised and It will probably take some time for her to fully recover. P. M. McN'ay was in Chicago on business j-esterday. Mrs. Llewelyn Smith went to Chlca-

On Fruits and Vegetables

1 ear Wisconsin Potatoes, per bu $1.65 1 car Minnesota White Winter Potatoes, bu. $1.75 1 car (mixed vareties) Apples, per bu., $1.75 and $2.00; per bbl..$5.00 and $6 Fney Concord Grapes, per basket 28c California Grapes. 2 lbs. for -25c; per basket 60c Sweet Oranges, per dozen 25c Grape Fruit, 4 for 25c Cranberries, per quart 10c Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. for 25c Solid Cabbage, per lb 2c and 3c

Rutabaga, per lb Onions, per lb. 5c; per bu

Wax Beans, 4 lbs. for.

Chicago

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Produce Co, I

FREE DELIVERIES. State and Oakley Sts., Opposite Postofflce Hamrnond, Ind.

intendent of the Central Lumber and Mill Co. of Hammond and who Is nowlocated In Colorado Springs, has been spending a few days In Hammond. He was called East on account of the death of his sister who lived at Muncie, Ind. Miss Grace McCleary and William A. Pyle of Mattoon, 111., who were the guests of Mrs. M. Lingo, surprised their friends both In Hammond and Mattoon

I by going to Crown Point and getting

married during their visit here.

passengers for Toledo and other points er.st. The train is a good one and regarded by local rail officials as ideal for tourists intent on reaching New Tork and Boston as quickly as possible.

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A reception for Hev. I.lddln end his wife will be held at the Monroe St. M. E. church tomorrow night. Mr. Lidd'.e was the pa.-tor here Ifcst year and has been returned to this parish again this year. A fine program has been planned and refreshments will be served. Kveryono on the south side will be ueartilj welcomed.

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re-cognize in socting shos for boys. t

Thev are made for tho hard, tough I

treatment hoy a are sure to give ihem. And thy tire smart and good looking, too. We are showing a completp s-irx-k. of Fall Models in all Btylca for boy?. Our rtindorato pricea are always a ccnsil'ration. Our prices range from $3 up to $6 Jas. B. Ortt 169 East State Street Hammond, Ind.

Miss Eleanor Lynch delightfully entertained the members of tho "Awtevv" Club last evening at her home on Sibley St. After the usual business meeting plans were made for a Halloween party after which dancing and eamc-s ware enjoyed until a late hour when a delicious luncheon wan nerved. Tho members present were: Louise McBte. Kathryn Kberst. Almlra Jirvls. Kathleen Swolwell, Anna Lits, Genevieve Bums, Esther McLaughlin, Eleanor Lynch, and Mary Thies the guest of th evening. The next meeting will be. held In two weeks nt the home of Miss

Almlra Jarvis. 4 The Pythian Sister will have a hard times party tonight In their hall. Og-

den and Hohman St. Public is cordially invltad. 66o per couple adv. Mrs. Basil Walker has just returned from a delightful trip to Florida, fhe visited Gainsvilie. Leesburg and Jacksonville. Basil Walker remained in f'la. to complete his business affairs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lauennan of 433 Eaton St., a son. Walter Victor. Jerry Lauerman is a member of the concern of Lauerman Bros, grocery, S33 Calumet Ave. The St. Paul's Walther League f th

START TOMORROW AND KEEP IT UP

EVERY IHINGi

Get into the Habit of Drinking a glass of hot water before breakfast.

Millions of folks bathe interna!!)- r.ow instead of loading their system with drugs. "Uh.-i ts en inside bath?" you say. Well, it is guarant'-ed to perform miracles according to hot water enthusiasts. Thnre are vast numbers of men and women who, immediately upo n arising In tho morning, drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphato in it. This is a very excellent health measure. It is Intended to flush the stomal U. liver, kidneys and intestines of the previous day's waste, iour bile and indigestible material left over in the. body which if not eliminated every day. become food for the millions of bacteria which infest the bowels, the quick result is poisons

and toxins which f.ro then absorbed

into the blood, causing headache, bilious attacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, stcmach trouble, kidney misery, sleeplessness, impure blood and all sorts of ailments. People who fee! good one day and badlj- the next, but who simply can not gat feeling right are urged to obtain a quarter pound of limostone phosphate at tha drug store. This will cost very little but is sufficient to make anyone a real crank on the subject of internal sanitation. adv.

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