The Signal, 1920-9-16, Page 6•
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ISinnfileens of Canada --.ad there are 1158 of
•• ll -feel that there are certain fenitirdirfolating to ells
Wtry that you should know.
One of the principal things is this -
There is little likelihood that shoe prices will
be very much lower than at present, for
some months to come, at least.
IN any event, any reduction that the manufacturer
may be able to -nake to the retailer will be alight; on
the other hand, there is a possibility that prices on some
styles may be higher.
Your shoe retailer bases his prices to you on what be
pays the manufacturer. We, in turn, are dependent on
the cost of leather and other things. as well as of Tabor.
We buy our materials months before our shoes are on
your feet. and the price of these shoes is 'calumny
regulated by the cost of the materials of which'thcy
are made. and of the handiwork expended on them.
Therefore, our advice to you --and we give it in a
ity-is to BUY NOW any shoes lou need -
for your self or your family. Don't buy
extrayseantly or , recklessly. but do so
carefully and judiciously.
Your retailer will give you this same advice
too, if you ask him. He knows, as we do,
that if the public demand for footwear sud-
denly started up abnormally, scarcity of
shoes and higher prices would probably
result.
This is a situation that should be mutually
avoided, and will be if you buy what shoes
you need. as you need them.
ligfiret•••• of
C.J.
dor, ad.ty/a.wd
of amnion! e..c-
.. fr iw.dl imam,. Wk.. r.. 3.3,.
ADO i. Cwt.,*
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K. .fw..t tai[
...law .rn
predawn iw •
fort, Sonnies
zt,e.
"THE gIGN
L" FOR THE REMAINDER OF Ig2o-ONLY
•
'E P hist.
(lontlafed from paps A►
Imes es 'IrA41goukm4-3. W. Salk-
* eW, 410* Oke
P Uruurard-Abort Ote, 0.
F. EdtltkleL
Aldine De Jersey --deo. Leith-
-r huelsel timoth) •,•,•,1 -Jas. Mtair
One bushel clover ",,I -Jno. Sower-
by.
ower-
S One bushel white h, . n, --Albert' Oke.
Three heads swot., r seed. best
and heaviest -F. Seri, \Via. T. Jen-
nings•
Feld tltaa4s, rlabtee. ere.
Six Lung Red ManVes:•,lel Wurtsel-E.
Shc.r ow•n, F. Barker
six Globe Mane....I Wurtael-F.
Barker, K. and R. Srr..rdow'n.
Six Intermediate \I.uttrold Wurtzel,
E. Sheaulown, G. W. \ndrew.. -
SfI sugar mangokls. for feeding pur-
poses -A. IIa11ic1aY. Ci W. Andrews.
SIx Swede ' turnips -1i. W. Andrews,
Jew Fowler.
Six white carrots•• -r. Barker, Albert
Oke.
ears corp, I), nl-E. and R.
Snowden. 1
Nine ears fleldiaq, any variety -E.
and R. Snowden. .Albert Ole.
Largest pumpkin -I. Salkeld. F.
hurlers.
aas
Largest egh-Geo. Laithwaitc, 0.
Sinn.
vollargest turnips -.i. Ilalliday, Ju).
wler.
Six sugar beets for eta r purposes --
Cleo. Salkeld.
Twelve largest and beet stalks of
field corn Geo. Lalthwaite, •l. Genn'.
Judges.. -Chs.. Girvan and J. W. Sal-
keld.
D %I V PRODIC D1s-
CENTS
Ten pounds table butler. salted for
use. Prizes by Gntlerirti Board of
Trail,• -Jas. Alton, Geo. Baxter, Jno.
Vow ler. •
Ten pounds of table butler. in trolk,
salted for present use -Jas.. Alton, Geo.
Baxter, O. F. Edward.
Tub or crock of butter, not less Yellow St. John-leaae Salkeld.
than 30 pounds -Geo. Kivter, \Irs• C. Mountain Huse• -base Salkeld.
l)uatuw.
Iratry butter: 5 pounds, 1 pound
print.: -Geo. Baxter, Albert Oke.
wLen
Beurre
Beurre
B•:nrre
Beurre
Oke.
Sheldon -C. A. Wells.
Winnter Nellie-Jno. Mtwert y.
Hrurre Clairgeon-Won. Waite, C. A.
Howell -ileo. Laithwaite, .Vb.rl Oke.
t:Pekel-Jno• fSowetby, tiro. Leith•
waits.
Glapp'a Favorite --P. Barker, Geo.
Latthwaite.
Lawrence-Jno. Sowerby, Albert Oke.
Ke1Qer--Geo. Laithwaite, Albert Oke.
Any other variety -Wm. Waite, Al-
bert Oke.
PLUMS.
Mradalaw - Geo. S. .Hunt, Jno.
Sowerbf.
Pond's Seedling -T. Barker.
Victoria -Albert Oke, F. Barker.
Huling's Superb -F. Barker.
McLaughlin --Geo. it. unt.
Smith's Orleans - ..•o. Iiltbwaite
Smith's Ori.'ans-Gro. Latthwdit..
Yellow Egg --Geo. Lslthwalte.
Lombard -O. F. Edward, llbe
Oke. -- -- s
Keine Claude De Beyay-T. Barker.
Green Gage -O. F. Edward.
Coe's Golden prop -Albert Oke, F.
Marker.
Peads-O. F. Edward.
gteQhng it worthy of introduction -
E. and R. Snowden, Albert Oke'
Niagara -Wm. Waite.
Abundance -F. Barker. •
Any other variety ---Geo lalkeld.
Geo. S. Hunt.
PEACHES
D'Atalou-13eo. Latthwalte.
Superfine -Albert Oke.
t}rdy-disc. Lai thwalte•
Kase-Rota Andrews, Albert
Late 1'rawfonl-Isaac aafkeld.
Grapes Etc. •
Hest and heaviest. 2 ylustera, white.
Judge -Conlon Bisset. under gta.a--H. J. Tr.wartha.
W)5TiC.ULTLIRAL DEPARTMENT Eight varieties, 'ranted, open alr, 2
Apples chu.ters of .acts--'lieu.taiutwaite.
Ten varieties. named, i of each. con- Fonr varieties, ed, open air., 2
misting of i glummer or fell. 6 rlu.law re sac s,LGeo. L
winter. Firm prize D Guderich r, site. Delaware -C. .4. ells, Geo. Lallh-
i i \\:air,.
$5 worth, of nursery • stock, wish is dense`,. Diamoq -Isaac SSIkeld, c.
selection from Stone t Wellinito 's .1. H•rib.
catalu(rue---Geo• Laithwelte, J..W Se Eaton ---C. A. WtIIs.
k. Id, Jno' Sow•erby. Virtu num- (:eb La*Ibevaite.
Six varieties ,named.. of each, cook- l;linto)-f.: eW. • 1
Inge. 2 edhtmer or fag end 1 winter, Lindley. icor .r9 No. t3--Geo..Lalth-
tst prise by Gdderlcb 'Star' KI worth wait(
of norsery stock. winner's selection Nt6e. ana_4'. ,4, N1ge, Geo. Leith_
from Mone A Wellington'; catalogue- pelts.
J. W. Salkeld, Geo. Salkeld, Geo. Leith- \1•ordm-.....4. .4. We11s.
Waite. ' Moore. Early -ileo. Laithwalte.
Fix varieties, named, 1 •f eaeh, des- Brighton -Geo- Laitbwattr.
serf, 2 summer or fall, and i winter- Any ooh.• warts$r--i. Saikeki, G A.
.\Ihert Ole, Geo. Laithwatte, Jaco• Sow- N•ell•. `
rfbJ'• �- Leith- Judge,: -n. Cameron, efhoa• Cottle.
ihichess of Old
waste, J. W. Salkel Jas. Alton.
oleander-4ieo. v. .it. Albert
i\ete
Oke.
51. Lawrence-Jno.' arowwerby, B., H.
Lambe,.
eratesstetn-Geo. Lalthwaitti, .Albert
JEK. Sowerhy
• intQsh died --Albert u.
-.Cayuga Red Ser-• z, apit
14Selkeld, Geo. Salk
Fall Pippin -A +_ 0 #
• YO,oz. Pippin : lies -I.
keWe,'Jnn Few /
Snow-(Seo.kefd.
,Ntrtalthy-(G• �pht. An-
lUtffian L ,gal ' ? ,. tkt:,4,, Albert
Aire• d tt k1 .
Grlhtrs' tint • a►:; s-
.
Xing. at Tompkins.
Salttiel, Albert Olio, ` liter".
.i'aI1b.'rry Pippin- In�igy J.
\\-' SAlkeld, Jno: Saw..
Prwfnkee--JG*. .4 ,n{
W,vittler-.11bert 0
Robe: Andrew..
Ii.tbbardson's N„n
Westllr{d's Sc. !,
Salkeld., Jan. F..w.
Rhode Island tine
ft,'-- --Wei1-. 1--.-. F
Baldwin -.l. W.
.ino. Pnwh'r. ,
/
Below you will` find many_bargains-which are only a
few of the ma' y which will be offered at this sale
s Summer Underwear,
90c. ' a garment! for .. ..
Men 'a Rmmer COMbinatiol[
-wear, regular 12.00 a -'suit ' $1;7f1 -
en's Heavy Fleeced Underwear, t tg- •
ular $1.25 a garment, tor....... 11 i 4�
bin
u
Men's
re;'.'
�i oilier. 's
Heavy Wool Undo -wear,
r $1.65 a garment, for
odium Weight Underwca
'tr S1.85 'Lgarnent, for.:. .
nd Bo, t' Unarrteenr -aloe
oft goer'.:, reduced prices.
»r ees in Chocolate sntY,
11r 48 7b a Clair, for 5 23
s, in Tan and Black, -
pair, for 55.
Black, regular
$5.00
ular.$6.75 a
55,75
$5.75
$4.75•
$6.50 a'
$5.50
j Women 's--Hsavy-$hees;-r'egelar $3.75
a pair, for_, - ' $3.25
Bos' Fine Shoeiie utail`$4.25 a pair
Y g pair,
for a $3.80
IBoys' Fine Shoes, regular $4.75 a pair,
aj. _ for
1CCeii a Fi
• Black, rc
RI�:t'sv.ravy E
regular 56.75
Mc:i's Fine Shoes,
56.00 a pair, fo
Wanton 's Fine Shoes,
,pair, for
Wel rat' •s Fine. Shget
a• lair, for
Women's Fine Shoes, regula
, uair, f•:r
} Boys' Heavy
pair, for
Boys' Heavy
pair, for
/ / *iowEM - -
Cul
'�oral design. 11.1, whl .!t•�
G. Hund. C. A. Wells.
Centrepiece. flat, for .ra-
Co11-C
h..�. Vt'ells, A, O. H
l.ctioa of cut flows -
er, C..4. wells- '
Dahlki6, 1 bloom of
Wells, .1..5. Howrie.
• Asters -J, S. Howrie, C.
Verbenas --H.. . Hunt. J. 9.
planthn+-F. Barker; C. .4
!$nniae--C. A. VW'elta,
- Annual Pbloles-F. Barker,
Anwris.
ptetPett,afiilri B• A. Wel
ualas, so F. Harker,
ft. • Snowden.
Anterbiaurns-dna T. Thom
_ I G. Hunt.
(
f'ARo..1La1tA- Naturtitems-C..A, Wells, J.'3. H
.and .i. Snowden, A. Halliday.
Titres largee,t gucumbera--F. Barker,
E. and H. Snowden.
Collection tit garden herbs -l:. A.
Wells. '
Collection oI garden produce. • let
prize by J. T. ,Fell -F. Barker.
Six salsify -41. O, Hunt,' A. Halliday.
Two water'utsloos--F. Barer.
Two musk melons -E. stab R. Snow-
den, W. H. Doak.
Two citrons -A. E. Pteher, W. 11.
Doak.
Judges -!,has. Garvin, J! W. Salkeld.
HOME MANUTACTVUES.
KNITTING, ETV.
pest d.slgliel and worked patch-
work quilt-- H. W. Tankl7u, M. 119.
Fel k• f r.
Rag mat, hooked -Andrew HaUlda7,
Mrs. C. I )tat uw•.
Batt' towel and want clot4-,Mrs. J.
A. Fowler, Andrew Halliday.
Carriage Afghan, knitted -1i. W.
Tas.lyn,
Knitted socks, one pair, coaraae-M.
E. Felkir, Idles r'oltbupi
Coarse double knitted mitts, one
pair-Audrest Halliday.
Toney wool mitten. -J. S. Howrie.
Knitted wool bootees -Lena Living-
ston. M. E. Felkir.
Knitted socks, aos-H. W. Tamlyn,
3, S. Howrie.
CROCHET IN WOOL.
Bedroom slippers -ft. W. '1%11An.
J. 8. Howrie.
Faa•inator-Lena Livingston,
Ladies' shawl -H. W. Tamlyn. - _--
Ladies coat or aweater-loons Liv-
ingston. H. W. Tampon.
Babies coat -Lena Livingston, I1.
W. Tamlyn.
Lace -H. W. Taatlla,' Andrew Hai.
tlday.
CROCHET WORK IN eo'rloN.
Lunch cloth -M. E. Fclklr, H. W.
Tamlyn.
Crocheted work In (semhinatJou with
novelty braid. coronation braid or rick
rack braid on some article of house-
hold linen or w'earIng apparel -M. E.
Fclklr, 11. W. Tamlyn.
lnaerrion on towels -M. I. Felkir,
Lena Livingston. •-
('. 11ar-le•na Livingston, Meg. - t«
Stewart.
Sofa p141nw-.VIss retrhlip - -__ ._.
Runner ..r s.•arf -H. W. Taalyn,
Mrs. .1. A. MacDonald.
Iiag-1). 1'. Edward. Mrs. C.
Stewart.
Pin cushion, with insertion -M. E.
Felkir. Mrs. 1. :Stewart.
Nightgown or ows;s•t eover, with
ero(beted yoke -Miss ('nhhup, Lena
Llvingstou.
l'roc•he•ed bier. or Insertion In pillow
Wipe, sheets or drvwsrr oat -M. F..
Fetich.. Mrs. 4'. Stewart_
Cretonne fancy work --M- F Felkir,
Yrs. C. Stewart.
EMMHOLi1F.RiF.R.
Emtiruhknd table Iluen-M. E. Fel-
kir. J. 5. Huwrte. •
Eqihruklered five o'clock tea cloth.
linen -M. E. Felkiv, J. & Howrie.
Embroidered centrepiece and 6
dollies, In linen nr mitten- Lena
Ingston, J. S. Howrie.
FrdhroWered tray cholla--Lena l.iv-
(nmeon Mrs. J. A. MacDonald.
Emhrlld.red a1d.t,nar4 scarf or run-
ner. in .odors-L•ata Livingston,.-__- ___
Embroidered sofa pillow. In oolorn,
ventlonal-Lena Livingston, Hrs.
A. MacDonald. •
older.d nlght.Tress. In white or
E. Fakir. Mrs. C. Stewart.
taiatNsa--H.
W.
a7 workbag It W.
. ser
erred pillow gas -Conic
on. M. F.. relklr.
htv►lder.d enrset cover -M. E.
ir. Mrs. 1'. Stewart
Embroidered cap --'i. E. k'efkir. Mrs. '
C. Mews rt.
Embt.i•l,•r•4i [adv'• w-alst - 11. W.
(Con ti lined ,1n pa se s.
•
TO WOMEN •
OF MIDDLE ACE
This Woman's Letter Tela►
You How To Pau The
Crinis Safely.
eiwta n'.
c R .:choir vv
American
\r
rte.
I. \4. gslkald 3sas>tt perm asp. lay -Gen. folks
3. Rowrie:
f -.filbert Okv" ` Lispla!' Harker.annual net Ilsic•d.
tins --F.
s=lits -.1. \\ Pin-io., (iolerictl 11rw-^
Satkf•Id\ Horst. J. RI Howrie,,
Hind 1 at,ayn. 1 loos••
vain. r. E..nit R. SISOWilltin.
1. 'Albert Oke, 1 i•. hammer.
.- narxec,-G
�eei lie i..ifhwadte, G
c+• . J
'tosser--Rnht.
l •
ulrrws y.wj�L Salkeld.
v.,rth fol •r a,..•• • Mint.•.
J!.twt h rr .I \\.-45a. •e1d, Albert N•P11+ tar.
non •
Flat, .4.Fign, gee ht lblora \
14'cDs.
rift
lis?- 14
vase
T'
1!.
Six vase•
,, ,.'
1!F err various
•,rt •Nero -J- 114- } ---
Pot Plaal•
lc- Bnzonii RPA -C. .t.•,Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Behr„ eias, n,tttnher-
Lasosj ea, P.Q. - "During the Chases -
of Life I telt au weak and run down 1
could hardly do my work. The per-
spiration would pour over my face ao
that I couldn't sae what 1 was doing.
We live on a !arra, so there is lots to do.
but many who felt as I did would have
been in bed. 1 took Lydia E. ham's.
Vegetable Compound and it did me a
world of good. 1 tried other remedies
but 1 put Vegetable Compound ahead of
them all, and I tell every one I know
bow mock good it has done mi." -
Mrs. DVNcen Snow's, Lasoelles, Prov.'
Quebec.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil.
timidity sounds in the ear, palpttatios.
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variable ap-
'petits, weakness and dizziness should
be heeded by middle-aged women, and
let,.Lyda E. Pinkham'.Vegetable Corm-
car
them safely through thee
aimsw.. it did Mrs. Brown.
Tea are jerked to write far free evict
No other medicine has been so suc-
cessful in relieving woman's suffering
as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Women may receive fres
and helpful ad'or by writing the Lydia
E. Pinkbam 111 •, •u.e Co., Lynn. Maas.
"SYRUP 0 FGS"
CHILD'S TIVE
pOl-
Look at tongue! Remo
sons from little stcm
liver and bowels
t
Accept "(alflotnia" S3 rill, of Figs
only- leek for the name iahfornia on
the package. then you ■re sure your
child
is having the beret and most harm-
less laxative or phval,' for the little
stomach, river and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
diraettoes are -child's dose on each bot-
tle. Givs it_yithout fear.
Mother! Tbu mm` ssy "QUforaia.'
UEAYTM[AT[ATBS.IkVF SLOW KIDNEYS
Sat Las meat U yon feel Backoo y of
bare bladder trouble -Take
CRAYaw NSR BECOMES
assassw.se Finaaorwoman weas aU?efa'glans of 8.1a.
ANDf
ons- s Sulphur. •
11'- aylt tl„ 1411$',.x.., -
c•, ei,--.1. W. rank•+,i. .1. H. Lind_I Marring basket 11r•. .L F+acv-, C
Ur fatth\Cri.m • . \\'ells. . \ Almost *serf 4e knows that Saga ,
tea` a'- lnot_v--T'hefc t;nttto�'' Cttnt•,e. Tee and Pulp r,•property compound- '
�•• I•; fume Olt!./ -u. W. An- "
{ . 1.1 C tttDY.N t Yt:f.7 till „ .._ ed. brings s natural Dolor and,.
learns to the hair when faded, streaked
I v'- - told, .Albert F:IY'. nr gray. Y - rs ago tha.Maly way to get
• . Peek Peekof Irishco#r#lxr ;>•,t,:••. ---.i S this mixt . was to malts it at borne,
wh'^h Is nein, and troublesome.
'sl ;�rtlalt- f ilo•errs 11•. 4i. jinnt, ,f• 11_.r r., t . -ww rtmIIty aslt at any �
peek an. ,'t i ,• veri••t. j-1-• • drug ore for "Wyeth's Pap and Sul-
'ippltr--4.r•n. tate ••. circ. t: II,4. 1,w, 1,. 1. .7 -
Ghnr 'nmpnuha^ You Will gat a !arra
-....iii/.. N'n1 \Y lit... , brit a of,tilta i,id-time recipe Improved
A. Wells. i',.ek an1 .ir••.•IY Mx.iil .,n I ! , - _ bythe addition. cot other fnetodlents, '
Albert eek
•
1,4 i .,, at poor Itttle, cost. Everynese
4obt. An- 4peasee this preparation- tow.-iecauae slo--etas I
Pre k r.n► tL .• A , ran praIbIy tell. that you dark(rtted
' 'r-N4to- n - sin
i1' .,ri ^itdurfintr Tato,.-4'." Ctl6"ill \lh,'r' l' 2/
air It aEeli f[ i13
r•• . , ,. t' ' mrd, .Albert brooder. • r... e r .y-.. Ton Lan.pett.a sponge -Or
1 I •h with It and .grime- -ting ,
!--
Tv", son ^ ore . u a i. -F It i,• r.
Nlio, T .n lint,herrrt !niters4i-•,• n. •+•,sk•,, ! [ fuer- - -mor 1111W 11,113 1
\' \ e• V, t'rleo. 't. ;tiling. • - ,, - - ;.••rare. end after e4n,+ er sr -
,t. _., . 1+r-me-rni-im - ,k ;,-r-, r ' we!,Y•'ur-
- t�1r1 F• Htrk k, tl,lrk rad jimmy ant 01 Tun rants roil'*»I 1';--F R,rk,•r ---,onus?. lfteth'i r
11l(fefitl ,Of Two heads winiee,c.•h!•ro- \ 41.!! ' end Is a delight .
•e r•nt Htendeii f• -•t
• n c,^ rrcv.ntien ..
nI
,n&
IIWL11tr ..‘1!”•14,
•,
(I rt_I W. Skil, •,I
/1,--Alu.•rl .1 doe.
:a.- Jtua •IL's•.
Flannelette, regular 45c and 50c
for ... ..,.,
Flannelette Iber Blankets in �Vitite
and Grey, 12-4, regular $5.00 .t
pair. for - $4.25
Wool Blanket,I, it: Whit` regular
$12.50 a pair, for . ....... $9.75
Silks, regular $2.40, $2.65, $2 75 and
43.00 a yd., forit.98. $2.25'and $2.49
Velvets, in shades #ifu(+, ..Brown, Old
Rose, Fawn and: RNA regular
11.25 per yd., for..;[ : .90
,I•(•M
k bottom • prices wili•be:,en'a, Wome'r's
r, HosieP,y, Ribbons. •Daces and: Inger-
tts, ��ltee ,.j3 , ,'omen's Raincoats,
:- Many ether yi'f4r;es that wil
and ro)s' Rubbers ar•' 'Overshoes
inns Men's end Bays' Hats and Ca
l •tshea, Crockery and Groceries, etc.
ur hale• tak:nq one !mai;
•
earl! I! : ! 1 . ,,. -
I'ittil trier. ! 1:,.
• welt :Jno ttoty• I
li • v.rHdi,.
,, ,,. 1.0114 a ,
Ilertlett .T. ch. \t
I. 9R1ksk1. ;ht,y, F. Barker. _
•v flit Su-.- . Tteo_t►ea.la. refit• c:4.ta c,• -4I c .-- tl •_
t lhk.. son, Viso. S. H,mt.
At turnip. hh4.1,1 ••-I.. for 44441, n..
i1 .1. N'vllp. F• rkrt'. . .
?ix long ht
'et*. for 4.1,1' n •
'nm
Oe,
-ea _
W i'th o• I
rlitn 'tarter-
! Nin' radish Wells. timi.
51x - cairn for tahl•• us•• -.4. a. .
ilunl, A. 1 May.
�1T e , htt•-T.'4t,IT� -%. list-�
dsy. C Wells.
rn red onions. W-,,tlr.rallrIA-•
LtunE. TI.n.• Bomb r.
se tams
.1.
Twelve yell'\% onions, sans other
arirty-- j10. R, Hint, Albert- (oke.
7Nv,'Ive ' solver akin! onions- Cleo, S.
hunt, F, Barter: , -
Twelve largvaL obione, any variety -
Thos. Bltvt.r, , Barkker.
!itx rare of cord. lot table us., ar,7
varlet y, nam..r.-Jnr. 'S.;vi•eirfy. F.
Harter. '
Fogg plant. Iwo .pedEniPaa-fw'o. S.
Hrmt,
Twn heels of eantIfl,,wer- -I. Salk-
eld, F. Ns'?' -r.
. (inflection of ripe' peppers -,A. Nat'l -
44v! ..
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Hort Oke,
Lily am make a mistaka by nuabing tbs
kidneys occasionally, says a tall -known
authority. Seat forma uric acid which
excites the kidneys, they become over-
worked from the strain, get sluggish and
fail to Liter the waste and poisons from
the blood, thea we get sick. Nearly all
ttetmtatism, ''Ittddgehes, liver trouble
nervouanem,_dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary diaorden Dome from sluggiab
kidneys.
Tia moment you feel a dull ache in tbet
kidneys or your Mack burta or if the
urine is cloudy, offensive full of sedi-
ment, irregular of passarre or attended by
a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat
and get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy; take a
ts.blefxmfill in a glass of water before
hr..kfaat and in a few dave.y+ar kidney.
will act fine. This famous Nolte ie made
from the acid of crapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and bas been weed
for generations to flush and .stimulate
the kidaeya, alae to geutralire the acids
in urine 1a it nn longer canoes irritation.
thus ending Madder weakness.
Jad Salta is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-seater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active and the blond
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
complications,
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Scott'sEmuls
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drop of Scott's contribnlie
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