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BUFFALO COURIER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1921.
Affairs of the Social World
Mr*. Wil l iam Su»wt-H wil l entertain « t t i n n e r this event—uyt, her h o m e in Nor th street .
Covers were laid far e ighty- f ive at tte w e e k l y club luncheon a t the Garret c lub yesterday. A m o n g t h e h o s t e s s e s w e r e Mrs Roscoe F. Mitchell, w h o en-
_fertalned twelve g u e s t s in honor of fers. John Digby -Maluand and Miss MoUy Dent ; Mrs. F . P. Wi l l iams , who had ten g u e s t s ; Mrs. S. V. R. Spaul -ding, w h o g a v e a luncheon of e ight c o v er*; Mrs. Haro ld T. Clement and Mrs. Robert B. Adam.
The long and short of it.
0 . A. R. Celebration. Invi tat ions have been issued by Buf-o chapter, National society, D a u g h
ters of American Revolution. Mrs. John Miller Morton, regent, for Tuesday afternoon. February 22, 1*21. from 3 to 6 o'clock a t the Twent ie th Century 4lnh
celebrat ion of Washington ' s birth-y. E a c h member is privi leged t o In
v i t e one gues t . . w : i
Mrs. layman D . Craw of Arlington place g a v e a luncheon of ten covers on Saturday .
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s H e w entertained a t d inner Saturday evening.
Mrs. Chauneey J. Hamlin will g i v e a • m a l l luncheon today at her home in D e l a w a r e avenue in honor of Mrs. John D l g b y Maittand of N e w York and M i s s Molly Deat of Eng land .
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By Fontaine Fox.
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u u. s ee ***£ *$*mw ZrioUGH To BE.
PANTS
ZHQUGH To » *
Mrs. Ar thur E. Heds trom g a v e a oner of t w e l v e ©overs last even ing a t
h o m e in- Eggertsv i l l e in honor of M i s s Mary Warren of Plain field. N. J., a n d Eric L. Hedstrom.
Mrs. J a m e s P . Higg inson bridge luncheon on Monday.
g a v e a
Mrs. l A u r e n c e H. Gardner entertained at t ea yes terday afternoon at her home in I^mcoln parkway in honor of Mrs. William* A, S towe l l of Amherst , Mass., w h o is spending the winter in ttorn. Ass i s t ing the hos te s s were Mrs. Ueorge 1*. Warner, Mrs. Procter Carr. Mr*. Prank Sid way, Mrs. Hal 1>. Brownell , Mrs.- Clifford Nichols . Miss A g n e s e Benson, Mxs. Wi l l iam Ward P l u m m e r and Mrsr. John K. Walker. T h e tea table w a s decorated with Sprint; flowers.
Andrew ROE]
ind Imogene tULKERSON.
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Engagements and Weddings T—:
Mr. and Mrs. M. Woeifle announce the engagement of their daughter Kmma B. to George A. BOWD, Canada, tin* wedding to take place in March.
Chicago for
In memory of Abraham Lincoln, the Republ ican women will meet for luncheon. Informally, on Saturday, February 12 at 12:3e#o'clock at the Hotel S t a t ler.
Mrs. Wil l iam H. lH»nner g a v e a ruacbeoo of fourteen covers at her hoarte yesterday in honor of Mrs. Rob-»• rt l*k»r. ner.
Mrs. Albright Archbaid entertained three tab le s of bridge yes terday after- j noon in honor of Mrs. Elmer E. Finck. Other g u e s t s c a m e in for tea later. Miss Margaret P e n n e y ass is ted the nostras.
Mrs. T h o m a s Childs Wurtz wiU e n tertain at bridge tomorrow at her home in Lex ington avenue .
HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE. Mrs. J a m e s 1>. Warren wi l l l eave j
next week to spend a m o n t h w i t h h e r . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. B i s -sell . in AsheviOe, X. C.
Miss Hi lda Hoyt will g o t o L a k e Placid over Washington's birthday.
Miss Cecelia E v a n s l eaves next week \ for Bel le ,Ajr, Fla. , to be the gues t for j t w o w e e k s of Mr. and Mrs. El lsworth i Augustus .
Mrs. Charles Taylor of Fif teenth street and Miss Ruth Hickman and Mrs. Wil l iam Martin of Brockton, N. Y., l eave tomorrow to spend s ix w e e k s in Melbourne. Fla.
Mrs. Robert S. Weed of ChapinVark-w a y is in N e w York.
Miss Grace McCormick and Miss Margaret Conway l eave the middle of
this month to spend several months in California.
Mrs. Harry D. Wil l iams of Oakland place has returned from Toronto. " Miss .Mary JCurry is in
several week*, Mr. an<l Airs. Richard Sherwoodj have
returned from Chicago where thes were, gues t s for a fortnight of Mrs. Congdon* Sherwood!
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K. Smith will m o v e from the Lenox to No. 1045 D e l a ware avenue after May 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam H. Donner, who have been living in the old 'Knox residence, No. 1045 Delaware avenue,
Cosy Corner Confidences By MRS. M A R T H A W H E E L E R .
SSSBpBS
Andrew mock sternne raise y e u r vol ent intention in this house a declaration from m y fi
< tears or oth • W h a t I a m I to do in spit
high jwiter, breath in se mind i s mad myself a high quest ions of '
- to drink!" | "How is it I gene. "Go foj ; " 'T i s wel l ! i his hand in j into t h e kltcl i an actor of t , around in th j he fumbled i i last used a w • tlfully wi th
"Honey," ; come and f b find half the
"Stay right Andrew.
It w a s f : came into th ' gry, but wi th I "You should. i Imogens mil I around in th« I up and I kne j f inding thin,
Andrew to< "Listen to
fectly calm. to how calm notice taken that it w a s in the heat < I kept m y ai higgledy-pigi you k e t p this one hour's w
"A woman ception of l a with a pock first shore i sy s t em is a s ight! You you used it w a n t it aga in go there and if it h a s b since you to think it o of weeks ' v a
"The thing; Coney Island tem has a bo running of tl the word km
•'The whole fresh dropper or the conte
I hag after a S place for any
place!"
"What w a s
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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES |
o m the table and in said: "Woman, if you in protest to m y pres-re will be murder done I a m about t o make
m y intentions, and urpose not women's
fears will deter m e ! u t to do I a m going a certain locality and
so waste not your leas weeping, for m y p. I am going to fix
and, discounting your t for?* I shall answer,
say i t?" asked Imo-go/at it, no, go *o i t !"
said Andrew, st icking bosom and striding
dragging his t o e s like Id school. H e rattled
rawers in the pantry. e refrigerator and at which rhymes beau-
m." Imogene, "sha'n't I
for you".' You cannot ngs you want." here you are!" called
en minutes before he m,' flushed and an-
s highball. . ; ve let me fix it," sa id !
"You have fussed i till you are all heated j ou would have trouble |
s ip of his highball, he said. "I a m per
il particular attention m. SI want particular what* I say to show deliberately and not
omest ic argument . If rs in the office in the y manner in which use I would get about
done a week, about a s much con-
and order a s a sailor ul l of m o n e y and the
e in s ix years . Your oherioo, not to say , a
everything just where t and then w h e n you 1 you have t o do i s to ick it up. Of course,
month or s ix w e e k s it, it is easy enough if you have a couple
on to do it in. that kitchen look like
Monday morning. S y s -a s much place in your house as ' the 'K' has iu
of the Fidelity Trust Co.. will be the speaker at next Monday's m e e t i n g of the Quota club. H i s topic wil l be "The Business of a Trust Company." Members are privi leged to invite g u e s t s for th i s m a t i n g and' are asked to notify the secretary, Mrs. Irene Schwartz, of the number they are e x pecting to entertain.
At Monday's luncheon and conference of the Quota club three new members wer•» welcomed. Miss Louise H a y e s presided and announcement was made of plans for the es tabl i shment of a new club house where res i dent members m a y have l iving quarters and other members m a y m e e t a t daily luncheon, entertain gues t s and enjoy other privileges.
club will be held Fr iday evening, F e b ruary 18, at the Stat ler for the election of directors to fill the places of t h o s e whose terms expire at that t ime. At the meet ing of the Zonta club next
Louis E. Harriman, vice president jjTuesday at the Statler, Prof. John
RED PEPPER FOR Curtin, professor of sc ience a t Can-is ius and D'Youville col leges, wil l be the speaker. Hi s topic wil l be "Of Other Worlds Than Ours Inhabited."
Dr. Helene Kuhlmann of the Buffalo S ta te hospital addressed a large a t tendance of the members at the regular meet ing of the club, at the Stat ler yesterday. She gave an interest ing talk on "The Subconscious Mind." A n nouncement w a s made of an "Old Fashioned Album" entertainment to be held on Wednesday. February 23, the place to be announced later.
Buffalo colony, National society N e w England Women, will meet a t the L a fayette tomorrow afternoon at 2: SO o'clock. Hyat t W. Smith will speak on "The Future of Our Country" and Miss Hobbie will sing. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
Concentrated Heat Penetrates Instantly-and Bringi Quick
est Relief Known ^cy
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Robertson of No, 136 Buffum street have invited the members of the Microscopical sect ion j o f ' t h e Society of Natural Sc iences tof meet with them on Saturday evening, February 19.
D. Chester Fisher entertained the section last Saturday evening at his : •••=• * _--. home in Indian Church road. Ray W. nual card party on January 15 -was Wilson read a paper on Diatome, I netted the sum of $472. Father Cart Christopher H. Bierbaum exhibited J reported c lasses in catechism being some of h i s photomicrographs of dla- formed in three addiUonal churches. toms, and Dr. Richard F. Morgan gave ! -a reading. j A th i ck - layer of newspapers be-J
__: tween the springs and mattress* of the 1
At the monthly meet ing of tin- Mount Carmel guild on Monday afternoon, with the Rev. Father J. C. Carr presiding, it w a s announced that the an
Rheumat ism. lumbago. neuritis , backache, stiff neck, sore musclea, strains, aching joints. W h e n you ar t suffering so you can hardly ge t around, just try "Red Pepper Rub" and you will h a v e the quickest relief known.
Noth ing has such concentrated, p e n e trat ing heat a s red peppers. Ins tant relief. Jus t a s soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the t ingling heat. Jn three minutes , it warms the sore spot through and through. F r e e s i h e blood circulation, breaks up the c o n gest ion—and pain is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, cost little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Almost in s tant relief awa i t s you. U s e it for colds in chest . N o matter w h a t y o u have used for pain or congest ion, don't fail to try Red Pepper Rub.
The annual meet ing of the Zonta i outdoor bed will keep out cold READ THE COURIER WANT ADS
Interested in Him. Dear Mrs. Wheeler:
I meet a certain young man about twice a week at m y brother's place, whom I am very fond of. My girl friend i find?" asked is generally wi th m e on these occa- j sions, and she is a lso fond of him. Is i i n a w u d o f Qc§«h and baked the dough there any w a y I can find out whether j could not be he cares for either of us? Also is it I l o conceal it.1
1 you were unable to nogene calmly.
said Andrew. It
for the past year, leave for Philadel- I p r j 0 p e r V 0 invi te him down to the house j plua the» tirst of May to spend the; W j l u his
She made i
summer and part of next winter. Miss Mary McCue of P lymouth a v e
nue is khe.guest of Mrs. K.J. Rolender in Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Herbert A. Meld rum lef last evening for. N e w York.
Newell Stewart has returned to
mate friend of tne « w U ? . . T n p n w n e r i s i l ? . . n e asked. U N D E C I D E D .
r a
Deliriously Cooked At Moderate Prices
Everything about our place, the low cost; prompt, efficient service; fine quality of foods and delightful surroundings will appeal
you. ;
FRENCH PASTRY Pleas ing to the
eye a n d taste . They are the best in Buffalo.
D E L I V E R E D A N Y W H E R E .
Ithaca, N. Y end in town
Mrs. Jul ius II morning from a week's s tay in N e w j y o u might have a little part; > o r l i jv i te your girl friend,, too.
after spending the week-
Potter returns this
The best indications of his preference mus t be gleaned from his ac t ions. It's rather a trying situation. Possibly he like-s you both equally well a s friends, and has no Idea of any warmer feel ing cherished by you or your girl friend. Certainly it would he proper to invite him to 3'our bouse.
and in
k's up in it an hour a dow which si got to bring
"Then whal such a fool ofl t "Dearie,"
blamed for y fec,ts. It's as dure them!"
ump reminds me of u bunch of jack s traws i
of a woman's hand pping jamboree! N o
ing and nothing in its I
. !" . . .„ y o u have rolled it up rh a the kitchen, or at least
rtply. ' I suppose you he taunted.
e att ic where you took to pry open that w i n -
she said. "You for- j down."
bnade you let m e make | y s e l f ?" he demanded,
said, "I cannot be congenital mental de-
uch a s I can do to en-
Mrs. Lyman C Craw of Boston,! Mass., c a m e t o Buffalo to make her home and has taken Miss Grace W i l -l iams , house. N o . 30 Arlington place.
Mrs. John Digby Maitland and Miss Molly Dent, who have been the gues t s of Mrs. John Graves, return tomorrow morning to N e w York.
Dr. and Mrs. Monroe Manges will l eave for Miami, Fla., on Friday and will sail March 19 from N e w Orleans for N e w York, returning to Buffalo at Easter time. Mr. and Mrs. 11. O.
| S y m m e s and Mrs. C. K. Brown ^rill be dur-
(Cocyrttht. l W « b y The Bell 8»nJJe»W. Inc.)
Yeast In Diet. Dear Mts . Wheeler:
In response to a query printed in the Cozy Corner about how to take yeast for s tomach trouble will say that yeas t i s often prescribed to supply the body with v i taminee and to build up in cases of rundown condition. Phys ic ians are prescribing It for acne (pimples and blackheads) , boi ls and constipation. It helps d iges t food and helps the body get rid of w a s t e matter. It is said that yeast i s a s s imilated by the body just a s i s , o t h e r
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Lunch Here Everyday ' You will find such a wide variety on our bill of fare that you can always tempt your appetite no matter how jaded.
Coffee A P f>in<j hot cup o / surpa**ing nualiiy coffee veilh reul cremm
The D a i s y Confectionery I and Luncheonette S 133 MAIN ST1-CET
th* guf .sts of Miss Marie Mange Ing their absence. . f o o < J P e r s o i l H w h o a r e tf-OUDied wi th
Fred Frion left yesterday to spend : K a a a r e to\a to first dissolve the veas t two m o n t h s in St. Petersburg, Fla. m boil ing water. The usual . dose !va-
. —__ j r i e s from o n e t o t n r e e cakes a day tiak-Aift icu A A M C t n r y n r i iMMUiiuirn l e n b e f o r e o r between meals . Take i t B l n L o C U H r k n t r l U c ANNuUKCtU P ! a i n f r o m the cake HI small pk-ces or
IT CCBDIIADV onion IICCTIHC dl*:so!ved In mi,k> w a t e r or fruit Juicea-AT r C M U A R Y BOARD MCCTINOl" Preferred it may he spread on bread
' o r crackers. Of course it mus t be v. ^ , L ^ f f r e s h . * A. A. B.
At the February meet ing of t h e ! I board of directors of the Y. W. C. A. K. D. V. L. and Others.—Go to t h e vesterday at the Central building Mrs. publ i^ library, Broadway and Clinton
\ Horace Reed, chairman of girls' work, fe6'" I n J h e , ? * » e n * h e * f •"oom.you WiU Z_l ". . . . J ^ i 1 _ ! f t n d a col lection of bookA on enter-announced a conference to be held in on
i ta inments , which , you will find most Buffalo March IS to 21 which will b e ! helpful in explaining various games .
All ttent Over BochoftejfN. Y.>-«La*t fail
I had the ijlueoxa and my kidneys become congested and swollen. My book hurt me solwourdhave to walk oil bent over. I also had bladder weakness. I took Dr. Pierce's An-uric (anti-
unc acid) iablets and their so completely lored me that I nove not nod anvrotarn of this condition since, l l consider 'An-uric' the best ntpdicihe I have ever taken/ ' -Mp. MARIE STEWART, 152 daledonia Ave.
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CARDS AND DANCING
[attended by 200 gir ls and their secre tarles . On March 5 at 2 o'clock the new high .school club officers will be
{installed. Mrs. Charles V a n Bergen presided a t
i the meet ing and reports were g iven by • Mrs. Almon M. Cooke, chairman of The Modestia Social club will g ive la .room directory; Mrs. Edward Eisele . \card party and dance on Saturday eve -chairman of the hotel, who reported i ning, February U , at Fraternity hall, 1.32* transient g u e s t s ; Mrs. B. F. N o . 971 Jefferson street. Mrs. C. J. Jackson, w ho announced that J t h e r a f Dressel Is chairman; Mrs. F. Wertman. would be a Valentine party Friday j s e c r e t a r y > a n d M r a - L McPherson, evening at the T: U . C. A. home; Mrs . . treasurer of the commi Frederick. W. IMnforth, chairman of <
. rel igious education, who reported 778 ;
ittee in. charge.
Bible s tudents for 1»20. Mrs. Van Bergen g a v e an i temized account of the ways that the Y. W. C. A. had
I boosted lt»e Hoover Relief fund with a , total of $S»9ti,7S contributed. Mrs. Horace ' R f e d reported for the International in -js t l tute . A new club of ^jtwenty-s lx
Pol ish gir ls lias been formed at Black •Rock and Mrs. Snv la Mooshie, a Per -" sian, has been secured to work among the Russ ian people for the Institute.
MACCABEES M E E T I N G . The regular meet ing of the Com- j
manders and P a s t Commanders a s s o - | e lation of the Maccabees wil l be held j Friday evening, February 11, Mrs. Mary ( Elgas presiding. \f<
*Do Frieils Shun You? You can l
admiratioi wi th unsij dear to y< spare you» avoid yo« Armond superfluous wrinkles , |y and pel and see t«
itain friendship and your face is marred
jjy blemifhea, Those may keep silent to
L feeTmge, but they company. Madame »ves all blemishes,
hair, birthmarks, les, etc. Permanent^
lively painlessly. Call lonials, 564 Main St.
UiY IN A WINTERS SOPHY CORNED BEEF W COINED BEEF HA5H
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Stock those empty pantry shelves with these wholesome and nutritious meats! Fill them up for the days when inclement weather makes shopping and deliveries difficult. -Have a ready answer to the housewives eternal question: "What shall I have for lunch?" •
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The Date: Thursday, February Tenth
The Place: 4 4 0 Main Street
"Flowers at Main and Court"
The Occasion: Special displays of a profusion of floral excellence to mark the informal opening of the rebuilt, thoroly modernized Anderson Flower
Shop. YouVe cordially invited: Come.
: SECOND C I T I Z E N S H I P LECTURE. The second lecture in the c i t izen-
' sh ip course, arranged by the c iv ic ed -j ucation commit tee of the Erie County ( L e a g u e of W o m e n Voters, wil l take
place th is afternoon at 3:30 oc lock at j t h e Buffalo Seminary. Paul Cohen.
lecturer on government a t t h e , U n i - j versi ty of Buffalo, wil l speak on "Con-
j gres s ip Everyday .Life." The civic ! education commit tee includes Miss
Efllie Farnham Burns, Mrs. John W. j Cameron. Mrs. M e r r i l Meyer, Mrs.
Louis Wright Simpson. Miss Clone | Thompson and Miss Olive Wil l iams, ' chairman. \
At the February meet ing of the Erie ' County L e a g u e of W o m e n Voters, t ime
Recommends Daily Use of Magnesia To Overcome Trouble.
Caused by Fermenting-Food and Acid Indi
gestion. and place to be announced later, defini te acUon will be taken on the S h e p -ard*Towne biU» fol lowing a discussion.
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HOW T O H E A L . Th i s evening at. 8:15 o'clock fn the}
Gas and wind in the stomach accom-panlerl by that full: bloated feeling after eating ar«* almost certain evidence of th«
j presence of exce!«nlve hydrodiloric acid tn the stomach, creatine so-called 'acid ln-digepiion.**
Veld atomaA'.S' are dangerous because
SHE Ittl II
There t a o n e f that never fall and that '* to
To do this powder from little on a hot^ blackheads br yOU Will b« St heads have di
! little blackhea are, "imply di
I lag the parts i Blackheads ar« jand dirt and ! tbat form In • pinching and tlon, make
' them out a ^alonlte powc
. dissolve the right out, lean clean and In
' Aaybody trout blemishes ahoi
i pis methpd.
W BET OF BIMKHEMS
Imple. safe ana sore way; to get rid of blackheads
jlva them, two ounces of calonlte drug store—sprinkle a ,
refi sponge—rub over the jy—waeh the parts and ' prised how the black- ~ tpeared. Big blackheads, j
no matter where they i ve and disappear, leav- !
lout any mark whatever. > imply a mixture of dust •
Mot ions from the body pores of the skin—
seiing only cause irzita- I pores, and do^not g e t !
they become hard. The the water simply
theads so they wash the pores free and
»ir natural condition, with A these unsightly
certainly try this atm-
The War Department is giving every housewife in the nation this great opportunity to reduce living costs and enable the whole family to
Dine for a Day for a Dollar Don't let the chance slip by;—clip this advertisement;—take it to your dealer today; insist he secure for you some of this delicious Corned Beet and Corned Beef Hash! There's a legitimate profit in the sales for him,—at the wholesale prices listed elsewhere — and there'* mighty big savings in it for you.
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• Don't wait! Remember today is none too soon.
THE WHOLESALE PRICES era sriatad ktWv. They will five yea N S I idea ai what yaw save aa year purchase*.
CORNED SEEF HASH
Irrtfa tm Dmpmt Qvarfermew
SraeUya, N. Y.. Stth St.
Chicago, III. l t l t W. Mta St
Tea. CattL
S U R P L U S PROPERTY OSke af ta*
1 lb. cast, 15c per caa 2 lb. cant. 3fc per can
CORNED BEEF Ne. 1 case, ISc par caa M>. 1 caaa. 27c par caa 1 lb. caaa, lac par caa f la. caaa, I I .M par caa
! \ n ' J »1*.7«^V5 ,"hA ri inrnh n"f th»'V•M ,' 110° , n u c n a t f l d »»*>tates the.delicate lining I par ish house Qf t h e t liurch of the M e s - • o f t b e s t 0 mach . often leading to aiah. North i n d Mariner streets , the \ accompanied by Rev. L. O. Wi l l iams will g ive a lecture Food ferments and on heal ing from the new thought point of v iew. This i s the last lecture of the ser ies on "New Thought Practice."
gastritis serious stomach Tilcers.
Second H i d Coffin for Sale
in
In 1T70 It w a s considered "unfem-' inlne" to spel l correctly, and the .bat t le j for t h e higher educat ion of women
w a s not w o n unti l the 60's, when the ; c lamor of w o m e n for college educa- j eating : t i o n
Ma n d 2 2 r B X r e s i ? t T a l **f' ^ ^ S t a ^ r r a f t s ^ could no looger be resisted. «. . vrt.ymt J t s formation s
of Beauv. i5 .__ France. J* _ _ r a i » i # n g | * « £*%£*& t h ^ «
sours, creating the ! "Now that dlatresping gas which distends the atom- from the g r a | ach and hampers the normal•functlona of! trouble w a s the vital Internal organs, often affecting i which event the heart. ..„_», •„ v,0 .
It is th* worst of folly to neglect such a J?**1 , , ~ , , serious condition or to treat with ordinary Mayr s vvonaa digearhrs aids which have no neutraliz- new man of Ing effect on the stomach acids, instead; e v « r in m y If get from any druggist a few ounces of rKft noint of Bisurated i l a g n ^ l a and take a teaspoon- j ZZJ?™.? ful m a quarter glass of water right after w u " ,T , f
- - - - tacks. It is at ion that rei from the int« inf lammation ai l s t o m a c h , ments , incluc will convince j
This will drive the gas. wind and body, sweeten the
excess acid and and there is ao
. — —__ _ . 1 sourness-or pain. BLsurated Magnesia tin The f a m o u s Gobelin tapestry works | powder or tablet form—never liquid or
omach. toax-of
ve been resurrected to which m y stomach ;
st leading me and for > Iliad made preparations, \
brought m y coffin, 1 Remedy has made a
and I feel a s good a s after hav ing been at j
n h half a dozen times ; Jlsgestkm and colic a t -imple, harmless prepar-
the catarrhal mucus 1 tal tract and al lays the llch causes practically
and intestinal ai l- j appeajdicitis. r>ae do««! money refunded.
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TABLE OF DISCOUNTS Diacauatt %• apply aa all purchase* of surphw caaaed a t i u aa aad after Navesaber 19, 1130, aca aa fallows: I 2M ta l l .aat • aat
1 , 0 0 1 t O « t 9 5 0 0 . • e • • • • • • » * • • • • • • e a a a * • • • • a • a • • - * P*f CCJat 2,$01 to 4 , 0 0 0 . > i M > M M M i M i t t n » M i t #*0 P*x ceoi 4,001 aB^ ovox. • • • • • •*• •*»*•• •«.• M M I M I I M * •«*o ocr cent
CUMULATIVE PURCHASES COUNT Waca purchaaea raach 9J0.M1. 24% aat «a arcvait; whan purchasea reach SlSt,Stl. U% sat ta prevad. whas pur chaaca reach SM*.M1. SS% sat ta prevail; whas psrehatee raach fl.ast.aai sad •*•*, 35% sat ta prevad.
MINIMUM ORDER ACCEPTED, $ 2 5 0
The Gaversmeat will pay freight as carlaa4 lata ta asy saist is the Usited States located sure thaa twests^thilea fraea ahip-piac peiat
• eitt I Buy It by the Case
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