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wmrEo—nv 'rwo ADI'LTS. 2 7° LET-FINISHED FRONT
i poms, furnished or unfurnished Ad- “’0'” for 0'18 0? "I0 mop. Private
tl'rss (‘. M. care Sentinel Onlce. “gm"? - Centrally located. Electric
_..‘ lights. telephone. bath. Rates moder.
ate. R. J. Smith, 33 Spring streel,
WANTED city. E22 3t

Boys to work in notary. Steady ‘ ’
employment. To LET-“RSI FLOOR. 51

JONAS & NAUMBURG, iNC. (vllPS-lllul street, five good sized rooms

. all improvements. Good location. In i
135 SWIM Street 3°“?! N°n~ilk 1quire 49 Chestnut street.

 

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TO LET—STORE AT 44 WATER
street, also loft at 40 Water street.
‘South Norwalk. Inquire of Edward
Farrell, 24 liaviland street.

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WANTED—ELEVATOR BOY. AP-l
{My liounsbury, Mathewson (‘0, m22 fit

 

 

 

 

WANTED—OLD FALSE TElEI'l‘li.j

lOn't matter if broken. I .v i to 10‘ V ‘

‘ ”35 l , TO LET—4 noon Al ARTMEXT,
on not, Send by parcel pest and r0; .

., , , . ' . . “2nd floor. rear. Swartz & Corbett
«one check by return mail. L. Mdzrli‘ block Rent 310 Al 0 “n t r I
“00' S. F‘fth street, lllid‘l l1" , Pg. " ' i s l S 931'1
:N‘ ‘ P ‘ ‘ ‘ W “‘ ‘ [bested light on all 5169:»). Otis moo-

WAN TED—T O BUY ALI KlNDSimc elevator service 5,000 sq. ft. of

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of ""13. Best prices paid. Extra 1 gloolrvrglliliniv blotC further pdltiCillfllo
uric—s for call-cs. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely; 1' l 9 mm CO' 1

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‘ ,. . lton street East Not-walk. Apartments
W ANT lane Washington street, neat Norwalk
land 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. in-
-----—--,—--—-- iquirc 64 Booth 'Mntn street. Tel 60.
WANTED —(illlI.S. wit ll \l'l: mu; BUSINESS NOTICE. I
filings for: ' ~~-~~—~— .—~ ——«—-——-,
‘Slt’Ql‘El‘S, l Estimates shortly given on puinting‘
rollers, '1 and paper hanging. llcasonable price.
Necklmnders, . Wnil paper in the latest style. at low
(‘ufi‘ei-s, icost. Let us estimate. Call or drop
Final Examiners, postal. John lludiik. Tel. 310-4, 47
Soil Shirt Folders. l ilouton street. ,
11‘ )oil are not cxpci'iellccd we will ' — , «w ~
touch you and pnr you while It‘lll‘ll" Angelo Saltllrclli sells linrd n‘oodl
hip. "snn‘c’d in blocks or split to fit your
_ :StDVF, iii-c places or cut to order.
W" ' ' ' ’ ’ ' ‘ ’jSeutl ordorcnrly, prices may advance
Cll‘cfl Peabfld thy lst of Mao. Phone. 1025, No. Tay-
, ‘ y'lor avenue.” South Norwnlk. Frcc dc-l
llil'cl-y. n12 liul
& (:0. Inc. l . MONEY swap t
. . " ', » E or ‘giring me your order for” my
—-« ~—~~~<- ~ ~———-— ~——--~———‘ —---. l special hand made leaders ilnd trutterll
I which give lasting service—Try and b0 .
, convinced. Plumbing, heating. slate
mbURANCE rooting. llcnry A. liegclein, 56 Wa-
ter street. ’l‘cl. 473-3. '
FIRE BOILER ,_._ ,
LIFE WAR RISK PAINTING — mrnnnoxmno‘
ACCIDENT decorating. pnintcr’s supplies; wall
BONDS , paper, up-todnto styles. lowest prices; '”’
STE’AMSHIP TICKETS ‘ Estimates cheerfully giVen. Trltil or-!
NOTARIES PUBLIC Eders solicited. Tel. 100. Alexander;
White. 81 1-2 Ely avenue.
J. M. Layton dCanc. a mi
. Real Estate and Insurance, CLAIRVQYANT t
' South Norwalk, Conn. Marie Davidson. Ph. D.. noted med-
ium of Bridgeport. Conn. Twenty-one
, years 'experiencc. has made arrange
—-~-..._.,,,,,.,-,...~......-._.--._._..-...." . lllents to give readings at the Bristol,
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW illolcl. 94 Washington street, Thurs;
YORK . :day. May 24th. One. day only. Scion-2
' . -tifi’c and spiritual readings. Advircf
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS ‘ml all-ailnirs of lifc. Thoroughly rP-l
PORTATloN LINE, Inc. liable, and, consciencious. Perinnuculi
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East address: 404 State. street. I'lridtrcport.1
River. New York (foot of Catherine Hours 10 o. in. to 8 p. nl. Fcc $1-00.
St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 n.
m. Freight received at Nor-walk up tol BRISTOL HOTEL lbuildiug. Tol. 535-2.
5 P- "l- and at Sm" "walk "n "194 Washington so. So. Norwalk.
in
If Y” Have Any 1 CHIROPRACTOR ,
SECOND-HAND Aurel/10.: Graduatc the Palmer School or
BILES OR A LOT OR SCRApiChiropractic. Davenport, iown, ali-
IRON, METALS, MANILLA i bounces the opening' of his allies at
ROPE, and you want to get the;100 Washington street, ovcr PeOplcs'
highest market price for same.‘TrustCompnny. South Not-walk, Conn.
send postal or telephone to Office hours. 10-12 R. m., 25 p. m.
, Sundays and evenings by appointment.
., L. EFFRON ‘ Telephone 456. New York office, 2375
1’ 3 Rowan St- East Norwalk ,Brondu'ny. Telephone 0143 Morning-
‘ Because We HaVC N0 CanVaS- side n. r. Casper. D. 0., Pix. 0. as-
sers or Agents , . ~ 3 - “4*; __.,,-
3W CHOATE LEFT ESTATE

 

H. E, BURGESS l 0F ABOUT $3,000,000
Interior. Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue ‘—
Catering to those who Want good , Wld°w Gets $250,000 Outright and
work-Droporiés, - Shades, UpliOlSler-l - $751000 a Year
ics, Rugs and Furniture. I NEW YORK, MW 22””? will or

,EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER ,‘Jos‘epb H. Chonte, filed in the surro-
Estimates Furnished llgate‘a court today disposes of an
Upholstering and furniture l-ciinish- estate estimated at “’01“ 33.000300.
im. most of which goes to relatives. To
his widow Mr. Choate left $250,000

 

supsinion COURT DOCKET “W outright, $75,000 annually, the Choate

To BE CLEARED JUNE 1, residence in Stockbridgc, Mass, and
the use for life of his home here.
Largo bequests were made to chil-
dren, grandchildren and nieces. St.

Notices have been sent to lawyers
in the county that. the superior court.
has cases on the docket will be call-

“d' ‘All ““an “”11““ have been the librqry association of that town,
pending for one year will be dis- and the New York State Charities

continued 0" otherwise “99°59“ 0t Aid Association and a number of

__ and in acres of good farming hind at

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F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C. ”“319 from “'3“ strcct. 3 minutes specifications prepared by Sundcrland;

», LOST- to reject any or all proposals. Accr-

Daniel Mulvihiil, Mrs. Gunilla 'l‘lce,

Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. J. A. Cabana. Mn.

Warren G. Atwater and Miss Marguer-

ite Mulvihiil, survive.

g Funeral of Catherine M. Smith.
The funeral services of the late

FOR SALE-T“'O FRESH COWS Catherine M. Smith were held this

FOR BALE-nRBU Cilia“; ONE
month old. 270; 6 weeks. 33c; three
lilonihs pallets, ti; Leghorn day old
(llitlls, 5:. Frederick Peachy, Coe-
shire, Conn. ‘

 

 

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with calves. Inquire of J. \l'. Marvin, morning at 9 dew“ (rum 5" Mary's A tiled Star barge loaded with m. _ ATTENDED MUS'CMNS' CONVEN' Bridgeport between the county assov

 

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new spoon launch which is now in use ;
at Hickory hiull'. The boat was in use Falrfleld County's Mobilization at lo- ,
yesterday and proved very satiéfnc- scum Complimented. “
lory. Mr. Farrell's “Sellers" has been Utmost approval [or the type of or-

N OR WA LK placed in commission and 'is now at ganintion work accomplished and

her mooring at the Norwalk Yacht plans of the Falrileld County Associoo

tion for Mobilization of Resources was

 

 

East Norwoili. m22 3t church. Rev. J' J' McGinnes cele- thracite coal arrived here today for} “ON ciation’s executive committee. and
— brated ”‘9 "‘355' and burial followed Bishop and Lyons. l _ ' representatives of the Connecticut 3
FOR SALE-ICE BOX' LARGE m 5“ llary's cenlclery. PM} bearers —"““ .Mr' and Mrs. 7"“ 3'. Fwd Spent A State. Council of Defense. The latter i
film“)? Si”. Slate lined, good order. “”0 William Kennedy, Pam“ Kear-i Public schools will close next week Week In New Haven organization was represented by “ "
Price 510. Al 21 Bayvicw avenue. ““3"- Jr, Raymond iiaguel‘, and Janu'SHVednt-sdul' ill recognition of Memorial Frank 3- men the secretary and Homer S. Cummings of Stamford.
» ~— 7 itxallaghcll {Dar l treasurer of the Local No. 52, A, F. of R. H. M. Robinson of Bridgeport and
FOR BALEc—QUANTITIEB BUR-i . —— ___________ ill, spcilt last week in New Haven, as Winchester :Bennett of New Haven.
“’Fll's Champion Flint Seed Corn. es-‘ ,. M". E- K- Ba'lk" Robert (‘arpcnten of First street, ”‘9 representative 0’ the 10““ ”gm “We think that the stale owes Fair."
liecinlly adapted to Connecticut soil. lilie'tunei'al 0‘ Cathcrlnc C‘ Banks. has accepted a position in the Jackson izntion ‘0 the twontynmrond annual field County a vote of thanks for a... »
”PM“, yield. 2 (0 4 last year I!" with oi E. K. Banks. unveil-known dry Meat mum”. convention of. the American Federa- work it has accomplished and the way
rtulil. Tcl. lliiz. 11:22 3: goods merchant or this City, will be, ______ lion of Mll‘o‘lClans which was held in it is handling wings... exclaimed one.

 

———~————~.—————.. held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 The Pastime A. (Krill hold baseball liotcl Taft in that city. Mr. Field

f l-‘OR SALE—.5 NEW $60 MOTOR ““06" from 1:" W‘ “fa“.nmld‘a funeral Wednesday evening on the Wickc was accomlpaniiid‘by in: wife k N l“ council, after the reports or the Fan“
01 bicycle tor salc cheap. May be parlors 0“ ll?“ \loshlugton fuel)" grounds. Duringt '3 “ ice 0 as net ' I field County departmental heads has»
seen at 45 Cedar street after 6 p. m, Rev. Glflin Will ultimate and burial u'ill llnren was a regular beehive of mu- _ .

m22 31 be in Riverside cemetery. llestdes her The Ladies Aid society of the East

 

FOR SALE~PROPERTY AT 217 two children. Emerson C. llarkcr and
Flax Hill Road. consisting, of twovlii-s; Louis Kcndrick
houses with frontage of 175 feet, bc-i

longing to the estate of the late Sam-l Mn. William A. Clark-

marrow afternoon at the church at 3
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l The Lucia circle held a meeting yes-

1ion inquire of John H. Knapp, 2“ wife or William A. Clark, the Well- tage Sm,“
H“ “l“ RUNL known tobacco dealer, will be held and a and“, time followed the mev-
_ this afternoon at 2:30 p. m., from her ins. ’
FOR SALE‘MOTOR BOAT' into home on Eliiiwood avenue. South
“0‘" “3 ”N long. 4 1’0"" 1’0"" NOl‘Wlllk. Rev. Staplcton will officiated
Barber engine, in “00d condition. 8‘“ and burial will take. place in iiiver- 1.

tr dollars. Apply Louis Mocksy, 41 side ccmclery.

 

 

Edward :Billcltulun is confined to his
clue on East avenue with a sprained

my street. mill 3t m . “iankle he obtained while sliding to “Billy Jesse,"

 

--— Jenni). Cook. " tui'e' Pastime A. C.

FOR SALE—“FWD DESIRABLE , t . l ' Amarillo, Texas. some twelve years _
John Doyle (.ook. infant son of Mr. I80. was a delegate for his local at cil of defense. ‘ . . :-
Amariilo and had the time of his life TM! plan, Wthh Will be Wt more , “i H

building lots corner C0.“ “PM“ “aloud bit-s. Collins Cook. died at tho -’l‘he Basuua Campfire Gil-ls held a
Fourth street. Price Will interest you. home oi hlg‘pgrfintfl at the age-vol four met-,5“; last evening with Miss Gladys
J. M. liaymn «l: W» South horwalk. years. ”Fulfil-t“ gsrvicc's‘ if!" “k" .Boiicb,lBetts place. The organization
(‘ODN- “"6 6‘ lplace Wonolidsy afiemooll‘otdlio'clock. will pamcipmo in an entertainment
l Burial will be in Si- MINT-i 99nlt"“"¥~,to be. given at the South Norwnlk Ban;

on his trip east.

at Chicago, ill.

 

FOR 8ALE~-TEN HORSES, GUAR-

 

aoteed worktop. 900 lbs. to 1.400 leI'l‘uncral will b0 private. _____ r‘ l?“ church ””5 "filing- . GOLF CHAMPIONSHlPs CALLED tween the slate and county organic}.-
ench. Fair ir' given. Will him by; " . .‘ __._____ , OFF ‘llol’iflt

day or wcck. . ‘ ieu‘art: Form, \Vcst - YAlLEyHUNwE'r‘F FihMJCiAMi-ls The ”men and Bailey Lumber Com! —-—'-~ f, PreSide. 1‘3- K. NthOIBOD; $8710“:
Norwalk. 1'.» 59.2. mm at, 9“" ”9°“le “‘9 "We“ W“ °‘ “‘1‘" “NEW YORK, May 22.——Tlle lProfes- tural department, E. F. von wettbor‘g.

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ly renovated houses with improve-l

[ v i _ x * ' .
iuonts. Several barns on premises hat the dorm tories and thllMllPlll of 00mm“).

lllc t‘honte school iii Walllllgiord uilll . “hm““WW“-.-
be sccurcd for one of thc Yule summerl CARD 0F THANKS
,tztrln camps as ti wsult of an inter. We desire to thank friends,lilso Thc

' Sin alloy.
Conn. turnpike. Mrs ll. 'l‘arlov, 16
Grove strcct. Tel. 753-12.

 

FOR SALE—TO CLOSE AN ES-

witll motors thereon: 2 1-2 acres, . . .. H
Wilson Cove. -5 acres Calif Pasture. 2 ‘tnrms the coming summer. i___ ,

acres 'l‘uvorn island. 4 acres Scott'al Pm“ "mm" H' Mum“ "r “ll“; ‘ ' ’
Core, Dnrien; also 1 powcr boat and’lias offered his form in \l'oodbririge

1 thirty—fire foot sllnrpic. Terms cash for a summer ”ml” and “”3 5110' as?
Inquire C. N. Raymond, Rownyton, of .wcil 8" 01mm "9“" Waterbury nndl '
“,1?me Keogh & Candi-Fe, 5351 ‘lliddicbury, to being considered by the:
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FOR SALfinPAMlLY ilousni '“ " "" "
with one-bolt acre of land on Westi [font NQHCE
Norwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn-g -
pike. Must be soldnt once to close:
estate. Small amount of cash requir-v , . NOTlCE
ed balance on mortgage Inquire; Nome to Bu'ldmg Contractors. ln'
.' ' f ‘ ' tion for Proposals

. ice. \tt llni cd Blink‘ "ta

lxeogh 8' Cniu “ H t l 'l‘llc Ilourd of Education of the city
.lnt .\'or\vlllk, Conn, invites proposals‘ -
' the construction of two school,
FOR SALE—FARM IN TOWN 1 houses in accordance with plans midi

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walk from trolley. 2-3 to 30 acres fine & Watson, “I Danbury. (10m). Joswh 3
land, most can hr cultivated. House A. Jackson. of N. Y. ’7'
‘9 rooms. furnace, electric lights, 2 0n and utter Ma“; 21’ said plans and
ibarns, silo. 12 cows. 1horsc, farming specifications may be secured from

oicians, The New Haven lodge enter-
~—-—— husband. Mrs. Banks is survived by avenue M. E. church will meet m mined in fine style and according to
Mr. Fields, it was the finest conven-
tion ever held by the musicianfi. The
Emilio business accomplisbeo at the
convention was the election
uel ll. Ferris. For further informs. The funeral of Mrs_ Flora A, Clark,’ , . , _ cers, taking steps for the care of the
mm“ mm h;:,fi;:g|::::;°;fifg; families and dependents of the organ-

ization who join the army or navy.
and the vote to purgha‘se $25,000
worth of Liberty Bonds. it was re
7—— ported at the meeting that many mem-
bers of the organization had otl‘ertid

their services to Uncle Sam. ,
a former local boy tal heads. In that way the county or '7'

Ithird base Sunday while playing with and popular musician who locattd in sociation will become the native land'- ~

The next convention will be held '0 be held at HEI‘UOTd. today, would. ‘

 

W Choate 86”“ in Wellington. Likely to “r 9"(‘1‘ brought hero this morning. sionol Golfers' Association of America Bridgeport; relief and welfare “M‘. i
i FOR SALE-«OR TO LET, 2 Night; Be one Silo. l ho hum is an immensc'onc and is m a meeting here )‘Pstcrday. decided “mu. Edward Sawyer, Stamford; in; a

. } NEW HAYES, May 2l.——-lt is likclyjowncd by the Atlantic Coast Lumber ,0 call oft the professlnnal champion- dustrial depél‘iment, Harry E. Harris.
ship which was bold last your of Bridgeport; military department, 3.89.3;

The nssovsiation

of the representatives of the state

 

been heard. _ .
it was explained that the state coupm.
oil. in addition to having state-wide]
functional committees with duties sill»!
ilar to those of the various deparc ‘ .
of oill~ merits of the Fairt‘ield county unspoilt-N
tion, is to appoint I. loos] committoc' "W
for each of the eight counties of Con.
necticut. ' "

So far as Fairfieid county is con.- Vin-34
corned, it was suggested thoti'the‘con- family
mitten be constituted of the presidential ,x ‘
of the Fail-field county associationyrl its;
and the association's six deputation-J“ “I

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arm in the county for the state can: ’

the next meeting of the state council.

 

include the appointment of the mum ‘
ing to act as the connecting'link'bo-

Titusscll Fi'OSl, Norwnlk; transom-tr

appropriated $1; tion department, llcrnliln Flellmanm‘
050 for the purchase of tin nnlbul~ Stamford; legal department, Carl F033

"few or ”w i’nlcand experiment 5”- Dl't%)'9l"1llli'co.. and Bad“ Oyster 00" ancc tor the American Red Cross and ter. Bridgeport.
“0" authorities “"m “Hurts,“ ”’9 "H for then kmdnm’“ to “8 dmmg m" the presentation of an airplane to tho “wag-..

, ciniiy of Wollingford‘ who export to bereavement . , . . . . . . ‘-

1‘ , , . ,. . 'inds ‘ . . , Government at it intei dati was dis A good adl. pills best in the has!

“0’ ”1L following 0’ 5m mm be able to use i'iiic swam: "’5‘ their “ll-HAM 13- GEAR, (fussed r' '-
‘ . Jar-Em WALSH. '

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implenients.$10,500. ithe chairman, Dr. Milton Coburn, on"
deposit of $10, whichavill be repaid'

l Ask John T. Haves

 

ishall. be'relurned. Scaled proposals

‘ Reid Estate—Insurance 'for either or both buildings will be

 

 

The committee. rescl'yes the, right

We Should lrink lots if Water and Eat iess- Meat, ' Sal’s
"W?“ “"3““ ', Noted humility on Kittiei- disorders

 

 

, ' 0, 'able to the
LOST——GREY, BLACK AND ”fled cheek” M 1“"

t . , ‘ , 1! 1 F! I ".L
is.‘”r::.:::;..‘::r;.:§:::t:rof:i Recommends! a Spoonful of ltd Sails lit oiass or Water Bettie;

to Mrs. Thomas Benedict, 17 beaVlcw their checks returned at once.

 

Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys hill Eliminate

FOUND—SUM OF MONEY SATUR-l

_ . o norms ' , . .
day, My [2' Owner can hale some. District of Norwalk, s's. Probate the ""6 Acid

”by proving property and paying for‘CouR, May 21' A. D., 1917'

 

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adv. Call in tlic evenmb at 7 Seymour; Estate o'i‘John Hevesey, late of’Nor-
street. Mrs. Gordon. walk, in said district, deceased.

”UR KEROSENE VALVE ' ordered, that .the adm'mwamx 9* become overworked, get sluggish, ache, and feel
‘0‘ ’35' make of two cycle motor is M?“ he? administration account to‘ like lumps of lead. the urine becomes cloudy,
the must complete and bést device of ”“3 cm" l" adlusment’ at the P” the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
its kind and will soon earn its cost bate °m°e m Norwalk', 0“ the 28th day to seek relief two or three times during the night.
in fuel economy. Used for both or Mai“ 1917' “l 10 “1°“ “”3“”: When the kidneys clog you must help them flush

 

 

Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they

 

Paul’s Chm-Ch of 5‘00““ng and Martini; and running. No other car and that “11 Person‘s inmate“ 1“ “aid off the body’s uit'mous waste or yOu’ll be a. real

atlretor necessary. Phone 844. estate my ,be “mm“ them)“ the sick [lemon-shortly. At: first you feel a dull
- administratrlx will cause this order misery m the kidney reglon, you- suffer from
to be thsmd ‘31 a newspaper hav— backache, sick headache, dizzmess, stomach gels

A” mam named‘as maven for va~ ”the” “hummus ”caved ”0'0” THE BARKER FA1TORV mg a ”mam“ “1 '53-“! (“5‘le 3‘ sour. tongue coated and you feel rheumatic

 

rious estates or concerns have been each.

notified to appear on this day and . W

report on the condition of their “’0 never lam Mink new by
llOi‘Dt‘rly. ‘ ' ""Ihcnrlng ourselves talk. “

 

, . least five days before said 28th day of twinges when the weather is bad. 0
Whether at homo or abroad, the May, 1917. ' . Ear less moat, drink lots of water: also get‘
happiest van!" those who have helped . HENRY w. GREGORY,‘ 3mm- nny. horinuctst four ounces of Jod Stilts;
lsome one also to be happy. ‘ degg pkg a tab espoontulfin a ‘glass of note: below
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overcoming kidn trouble while '1: ~
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hi-caki‘olst for a few days and your kidneyswil
then act fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with iitbia, and has been used for generations
to clcan clogged kidneys and ktimutute than: .
’to normal activity, al~o to neutralize the acids .~_
in urine, so it; no longer is B, source of irritatlofi. '
thus curling bladder weakness. , . ‘
Jud Stilts is inexpensive. cannot injure. makes
a delightful cfi'crvcsccnl: litbili-woter drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep the
lodocys clean and active. ' Druggists here say
they sell lots of Jud Salts ‘to folks who believe in