Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 29 1928 laid for twelve club members and two special guests Mrs L W Overstreet and Mrs Walter Blddle Bridge followed the dinner The Women' University club Mn Fi M Baelev nreslded over met at 8:15 Wednesday evening of bridge o'clock with Mrs Elizabeth Bird the second In a series luncheons Wednesday afternoon at and Miss Eva Moyes as hostesses her hospitable home on Yale ave Golden-hue- d nue daiioaws ana i Mrs Jennie Welch 958 Capitol tratrrant freosia filled a graceful avenue was hostess to the Live Week of In the for basket silver centerpiece Capital Busy Oak club and Jade green- 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the long table For Dinner maizeKrvntal Big nnnrtlpBHcka held Covers colored princess candles : Chief Irish Mrs Alta Brown entertained her were laid for Mrs Charles It Ma- - card t in r ii i club Friday evening at the Viov Mrs "Perrivnl O Perkins Mrs Plaza apartments Five hundred Br JEAN JARVIS Rank Mrs C D Crawford was Frank of The Mrs John Vincent Mrs J O Ev- on played Luncheon was served — (Special Correspondent Standard-Examinethe card tables Prizes went to ans Mrs E W Clark Mrs Glen Mrs A Mrs Mrs w W Rav Margaret Clark and Mrs EdMii!r 1928 Consolidated (Copyright na M The club will meet Mrs ' Mrs Whitney F N Hanson Gray Press Association) C M Swan and at the home of Mrs Edith Butters Mrs Hill George WASHINGTON Jan 28—What in two weeks with a state luncheon a state din- Mrs John Jensen ner and musicale and impressive Mrs Wilford G wllllam enterThe resident collegians of St tained groups arriving daily for 5 o'clock her bridge club Thursday entertained tea the festive board has been" go- at a at dinner with cards folcolevening in the delightful party ing strong this week at the White The valentine idea was lowing hall social Wednesday evening carried' out House where once again "the fam- lege to as a welcome the new students Honors were in the decorations ily" Is completed by the arrival of and awarded to Mrs Max the sucin also celebration the trust friends Mr and Mrs cessful termination of of the Brien and Mrs R H Cornwell first Frank W Stearns who are here semester examinations The affair for an indefinite sojourn Mrs C L Smith was hostess to in charge of the class officers For Erin's contribution to Wash- was her bridge club Friday at 1 o'clock is Faye Williams ington's ' array of visiting notables of which Miss luncheon at her home 315 Twenty-sevA good William T Cosgrave (on all offi- president enth street Jonquils cenwas which enjoyed candy pull" cial pronunciamentos he Is desig- was tered each small at which table a followed by bridge and late covers were nated "President of the executive laid for twelve supper council of the Irish Free State") Mr and Mrs Jed L Ashton prethe White House staged a 1 o'clock Maranna' reading circle met sided luncheon The ladles were ruled at The over a dinner party followed ofC BarMrs H home the out but although only mere-meby bridge Monday evening at their Mrs on Friday afternoon with occasion ton homo in Country Club Acres in surrounded the board-thas Mrs Barton hostess George honor of Mr loomed large by reason of the me- Glen Mrs J Rulon gave reading on Joan of Hales of New and Mrs C B York ticulous care In seating the com- Arc A study was also made of Brown and Mrs J G Snow of Los pany and the splendid appoint- the Interpretation of -the printed IVngelessisters of Mrs Ashton ments which marked the table It Small tables were arranged which was a state event and" everything page were decked with In sight emphasized Its official crystal The Glee and Dramatic clubs of mounds of sweet peas Inlow the dainty significance enan Sacred Heart academy gave Covers were laid pastel shades TAFT$ AT DINNER tertainment in the assembly hall for the following exclusive of the The supreme court group with Tuesday at 8 p m honored guests: Mr and Mrs Gerald T Mr and Mrs the Chief Justice and Mrs William Miss Vinette Parry was hostess Vyvyan B Beesley Clift Mr and Mrs John Howard Taft as ranking guests ' Edward graced the state dinner on Thurs- to members of the B andeve-G Longden Mr and Mrs Blackhurst Mr and Mrs J Antimers Bridge club at dinner Tuesday dayC when such familiar old Bascom Slemp and Miss Lau- ning at her home 1169 Twenty-fift- h derson Mr and Mrs Carl Rosell as street Spring flowers were Mr and Mrs Henry Cameron and ra Harlan reinforced an impresCovers were Mr and Mrs Orson Kasteler Mrs used on the tablesive company including Henry F Pimock Mrs William More than three hundred guests Murray Crane and Mrs Stephen B missed the visit of the nation's attended the card party given by chief and first the social triumvirate Elkins a famous lady faDespite what seems a pretty the League of the Sacred Heart from Washington's long-tim- e evening at the Newhouso mous group of "wealthy widows" full bill Mrs Coolidge took in Thursday Card tables were arranged The former governor of Vermont one of the week's good shows ar- hotel the ballroom and on the mezand Mrs William H Stickney the riving very inconspicuously and in zanine and refreshments were usual bodypresident of Amherst and Mrs Ar- attended only by the at the tables The Very Rev thur Stanley Pease Mr and Mrs guard Very few even In the im- served J Mitty and a number of the Charles P Ililles and Mr and Mrs mediate vicinity 'recognized the John of the clergy were guests members in Paul A Chase were among others trig figure attractively gowned of the evening at a long table laid for 33 persons burgundy red seated: In the first ArA hundred or more additional row of the orchestra circle Sigma Theta Pi eororlty will give she their afoot and In Joined the departing later riving company guests annual bridge tea at the Cova in soft coat wore a full length the east room for the musicale enant house 411 East South Temwhich exactly matched ple street The Attorney General and Mrs beige tone Saturday February 11 a small close-fittin- g hat of felt at 2 p m The committee memSargent's dinner for the DAY DAWES WEDDING dent and Mrs Coolidgs was a case are: General chairman Let-ti- e bers Mrs Congratulations galore flowers of "New Englanders all" Thatcher: vice chairman Mrs arriving in mass A Vard Zabriski: refreshments Sargent who has not been In town and telesrrams for ages arrived In time to have formation were the only outward Mrs Donald' Dainos music Mrs celebration at Ray Rosebraugh candy Mrs A the "party" well In hand bringing and visible signs ofVice President JIulme Nebeker reception Mrs W with her their daughter Mrs the home of the week E Hunter Mrs J O White Mrs Dawes who this Mrs and small Pearson E and the Ralph anthirty-nint- h met with their J U Webster: publicity Miss Zelda up Pearson jrranddauerhter Kirkham wedding day AT LEGION BALI niversary of their overthe town Meanwhile all From the Sargent dinner the Mr and Mrs James H Moyle President and Mrs Coolidge unex whirled the visiting Irish delegathe end and to the that citienship tion to daughter Miss Sara Moyle Amerl the pectedly proceeded can Legion ball turning rather a In' general got a flashing view ot have returned from a stay of three much feted Irish statesman months In the east They were surprise on the national comman the All long the guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Mrs Edward day long all night der of the legion and so the only Moyle in Washington D C and E Spafford who had made the something was doing was to be up visited with Miss Evelyn Moyle in Bee the town trio over from Indianapolis to at way to New York what at about and Washington arrived Alas ball the tend they of dawn" screech "the dubs and rather late In the evening Members of the Seekers' Literr an ary club celebrated niversary Tuesday afternoon at the Manor house on East South Tern pie street MRS COOLIDGE FINDS TIME TO VISIT THEATRE sociem r) - Mary-of-the-Wasat- ch "old-fashion- ed n BjlldHAM CITY Jan 28— The Civic Improvement club held its regular? monthly meeting in the - the-silve- What a Doctor Knows ABOUT - l I Constipation Mrs J G Leonard was hostess to her bridge' club Tuesday after noon at her home 2499 Taylor avenue Mrs C J Humphries car ried off the honors while the cut prize went to Mrs G G Moyes SALT LAKE Jan 28 — University of Utah Boosters chapter of the Spurs women's natlpnal pep society announces initiations of Miss Grace Adams Miss Wanda Ashley Miss Mabel Barton Miss Gladys Carver Miss Merle Clarke Miss Blanche Coray Miss Leigh Eaton Miss Varno Gilbert Miss a Miss Elizabeth Greenband ilammell Miss Mabel Henderson Miss Janet Horn Miss Eva Jepp-so- n Miss Lucille jMarcusen Miss Blenda Newlln Miss Elizabeth Nicol Miss Margaret O'Rourke Commercial club rooms Thursday Mrs afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Johi M Burt president was In After the preliminary change program was over the meeting was turnjed over to Miss Alice Ippsen in chaijrman of the committee charge iof the "MacDowell Week" program and the following gave selections of that composer Two planjo selections by Miss Evelyn Sorejnseh several vocal and instru mental selections by the Misses Dorithtf and Willa Baker and a reading by Miss Uarda "Jensen The report of the Christmas Tree was giten by Mrs R M Eskel-an- d a report of the health sen center :party was given by Mrs The question of a Nelsj Jensen gift to the girls home from the clubl was turned over to Mrs Vera Mrs Fife fof consideration was voted a member vey of the) club and the following guests Were in attendance: Misses Miss Dorothy and Willa Baker Uartla Jensen and Mrs Max Fish-bur- n Refreshmenta were served by the icommittee to about 5 0 1 Ol-g- Miss II ve i ' University 3 at the home of ter V Doris Jensen was the guest Mrs J W Car- - of Ionqi' at parcel shower given Miss Ruth Welling daughter of by the Misses Viola and Phyllis Mr and Mrs Job Welling of Jensen jat her home Saturday eve- ing and Reginald Brough ofField Gar ning Progressive games was the land were married Wednesday in evenings' diversion after which re- the Temple at Logan A dinner freshments was served to 25 The was given in their honor Wednes guest 0f honor received many day evening by the parents of the -- gifti I bride at their home ! On Friday evening the primary The Deseret camp of the Daugh officers of the Willard ward en- tera of the Pioneers met at the asof tertained the graduates the home of Mrs Robert H Stewart sociation In the Relief Society hall A short business The! president Lena Wells was in Friday evening session was held after which a was The evening change passed in playing contest games and mus program was given as follows ic after which luncheon was serv- - piano "solos by the Misses Jean d to the following officers and Stewart and Mary Clark a readby Miss Eunice Roskelly Mrs Officers were Mes- ing graduates: Stewart gave a sketch of the life dames 'faonnie Lowe Lizzie Dial of her father John Potter Louis IJadlpy Gilbert Lessy John S Pond gave a short address the ark In Robert Woodyatt R II was given by Mrs Ransom Morjganj and Leonard Wells and a lesson A social hour followed guest Mrs Florence Edwards Tha Beecher were served by and refreshments graduates were: June Cardon Ed Mesdames Olsen Martha Josephine na jW ells Lois June Billings The Lowe Beatrice Perry Carma Car- - Reese and Lena Alvord by aoni Glade Stauffer Isla Wells Central camp was represented Muriel Dial Gwenda and GlendaUlles13amT?"Cnarlotte lleader and th raai union ana eraia iarKins 3 tion of Horace Eldredge Winslow Ferrln Floyd Grove Edward Parkinson Wallace Stegner and John Sullivan club of the University of Utah announces initiation of Fred Brain Allan Brown Chaun-ce- y Call Dean Detton and Melvin Woodbury Sigma Chi announces initiation of the following: Miles Romney W Gillette Francis Chipman Leslie Burbidge Johnt Gaynard George Cushing and Arthur Potts Chi Omega sorority of the University of Utah announces initiation ot Miss Daryl Bagley Alisa Henrietta Goelt2 Miss Ethel Ho-ga- n Miss Helen McCowan Miss Marian Story Miss Margaret Thomas and Miss Lorene Wattis Alpha Chi sorority of the University of Utah announces initiation of Miss Ethel Bowers Miss Gladys Cheney Miss Lois Gardner Miss Virginia Nord Miss Margaret Van Cott Miss Mildred Whipple and Miss Mirlarn Whipple Lambda Phi Lambda sorority of tho university of Utah announces initiation of Miss Josephine Calles Miss Eleanor Ford Miss Miriam McGon- Jenkins and Miss Frances ' agle Zeta Tau sorority of the Univer Blty of Utah announces initiation of Miss Leona Holt Miss Mary Mar shall Miss Blenda Newlln and Miss Geneve Poulson I IDemand j Xx'v: 4' :::::::-::- La mont lless Chester Keyes Asael and Jay Wens and Jilain Ward Mr Mrs Israel Larkins were alsoi guests - GARLAND Jan 28 — The Self Culture club met- at the home of Mrs CS H Hales Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with the presi dent Mrs R J Stayner presid- ingJ ItS being National Thrift week the following oroKram was carf-leout: talk on thrift by Di Peters of Brisrham City: papeiJ on the household budget by Mrsj John Benson reading by Miss Lois Rich A tray luncheon wai served SDecial truests of the club included Mesdames W L Al-- 1 ratj Mj J Richards and Carl Rodger and Miss Lois Rich The club adjjourned to meet February d Krtlgbts of Columbus home C p Bonner as hostesses thei with Mrs P F Breen and Mrs - m im The Acacia club will meet for o'clock luncheon next Friday 3 at the home of Mrs neDruary II A Soderberg on Adams ave nue- '" Cuticura Talcum Is An fldealToilet Powder It is pure smooth and fragrant and contains antiseptic properties which help to allay excessive per- - ISA fragrance and leaves the skin freshed and cool dta IUm' SSg Ctttlew Sbarbit Stick 25c re-- l") Jr JL ell i sw i s - 7-Ag- o)nr carried out In the decoration of 8 rooms o'clock At dinner the was served at small tables centered with vases of white and red rose buds the favors and place The whole world knows Aspirin as an effective antidote for cards suggested the Valentine But it's just as important to know tlmt' there is otily one was with vpain Bridge spirit played Mrs Kelly Pierce claiming high score and Mrs John M Burt the genuine Bayer Aspirin The name Bayer is on every tablet and on the box If it says Bayer it's genuine and if it doesn't it is cut prize Ttuere were 10 mem bers and the following guests not! Headaches are dispelled by Bayer Aspirin So are colds present: Mesdames Russell Pharo and the pain that goes with them even neuralgia neuritis and Perry Peters C V Forsgren Roy rheumatism Larsen J W Horsley Louis C promptly relieved Get Bayer — at any drugstore— Bowen Henry Frogley Chester with proven directions Knudsen Basil Fife J W Peters Mack Fishburn Eugene Wixom John M Burt W S Fife and Aspirin Claud Sloey Physicians prescribe Bayer it does NOT affect the heart i A progressive dinner was given BIRTHS en-an- cj - 7 WARDROBE TRUNKS Are You Fortunate enough to Need a Wardrobe Right Nqw? Our JANUARY CLEARANCE ol Hart- ewin£ — jnann Wardrobe Trunks is in and tno reductions aro ecrcrc enougk to mako buying here a very profitable for you bit o business " ' l wbo are contemplAhn a trip abroad jUiose or to a more ayorablo climate within tho next few months will seldom hare the op porrumry to purchase Hartraann Ward robe Trunks at such payings in prices if they do not buy now ' Special Values Now — I— —— Hov To Care For Varicose or Swollen Veins $3160 $3560 ! 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You'll laugh — it is so ansa doesn't hurt a bit! easy iT J on any jouat iuiup rreezone corn Instantly it Women's Christian TemDerande tepder (touchy men shortly you union is to meet next Wednesday siops acning old bothersome corn at 2:ju o'clock in the aftetnoon at jufet oirthat — wun your fingers It the home of Mrs Harry Stearmart ngnt wprKs iKe a charm 2939 Adams avenue ji every time Seems magic Mrs Elizabeth Best will enter f bottle A of tjny tain the members of the Mountain costs only Homo club at her home at 2541 "Ijreezdne" a few cents at Lincoln avenue next Tuesday after store ahy difug noon at 2:30 o'clock if it I Try t St Joseph's Sewing society will meet at 2:30 o clock Thursday in : I "V is- RnT t-ii- f': i l I s( " 1 ! S-x-- Tuesday evening with Mr and Asplrla U lis tfafls Bark ef Bwer llaonfactsj Cf UwcattUcaclileatcr of BallcjUcadJ Mrs R E Hammer serving the first course Mrs C II Housley the OLD PRINTS TEACH HISOTltY second Mrs Ross Hoist the third BIRMINGHAM Ala — (By Th and Mrs Marvel Dunn the fourth Associated Press) — Birmingham the color scheme In each case elementary students are learning1 was carried out in orange and history in a novel way this year Numerous old English prints of white After the dinner the party Births reported to the Ogden historical characters and episodes played Monte Carlo whist with the high score for the woman go- city board of health during the are being used in connection with lectures" 'by librarians and teachto Mrs Marvel Dunn and for past week follow: The Oak camp of the Daugh- - ing ers ' the men to R E Hammer while E W Toone Rose Harold and ters of the Pioneers met at the the consolation prize went to Mrs court Willard Thompson girl ' noma ot Armenia vvixurn ana Hammer L Nelson ' Earl A and Mildred COTTON FALLS OFF r tertained in honor of the pioneers ' Twenty-secon- d 251 CheckettS of the Fifth ward At 2 o'clock Cotton production for 1927 fell B Mr Mra and J Thompson street girl dinner was served to six pioneers were guests of honor 5000000 about bales of the Thursday 28 Frank E and Johanna Jorgen- - 1926 mark- - Acreageshort reduction camp' members the ofward evening when Mr and Mrs Jesse the bishopric and the members the Mississippi flood and weevil entertained' at a Monte sen CallN Dee hospital boy After dinner Knudsen county company Mas Kin Ban Yoshioka damage 'brought the total producand Carlo rooms whist The party the following program was given: were tion down to nearly 13000000 graced in cut Dee hospital boy two songs jby the company a solo flowersartistically was Luncheon served at Paul T and Frances R Roope bales by Fred Nelson specialties by the small tables to 16 guests in the Mohler Dee hospital boy Hopkins sisters reading cnrista Mr and Mrs M C Olsen games n Helen E unris-JoHAndrew vvooaiana aancing nuin the high score with Mrs Vandenberg andDee hospital Crowley tensen and Helen Fishburn Mrs claimed girl M B claiming the con Louis R and Margaret V Han iSUzabetft Jschow president of tne solatlonThompson Olsen cut and the Ray cock James Dee hospital girl Oak camp gave an address to the v' Delbert G and Grace Hymas Mesdames M u jrian- - prize pioneers Bateman Dee hospital girl - sen and Laura Morris of the The officers of the Bear River Henry L and Ida M Wendland county company were present stake Sunday school entertained at Keller Dee hospital girl MEN AND WOMEN a program and luncheon in honor L and Doris M Dawson George met The Young Matrons club o£ the stake presidency the High Hendrikson 172 W Thirty-firs- t evening at' the home Council the Bishoprics and the street boy Wednesday of Mrs C I Smith Dinner was Sunday school officers in the R TayWilliam M and served at small tables after which stake tabernacle Saturday evening lor Drysdale Dee Margaret boy hospital o the- The following program was given: A and Ella Petersen bridge was the diversion Raymond evening with Mrs Percy Knud- trombone solo by Roy Manning Carty rear 465 Twenty-secon- d sen claiming high score and Mrs two choruses from the Bear River street boy J P Varney the cut prize Guests Edwin E and Lois Dlnsdale High school a solo by Mark Nick of the club included Mesdames C ols trio- - by the Fielding ward Smith 1318 Twenty-fourt- h street O Roskelly O- C Heart James Sunday school two numbers by boy Knudsen Laura Olsen John II the girls auartet: talk by stake Zundel and Annie Tingey president Milton H Welling read FAYS BIG TAXES ing by Marintha Burningham talk taxes on motoft trans M War excise E Andrus Finease of the by members The Superintendent club met at the home of Mrs J The party adjourned to the ban- ports have netted the United States W Peters Monday evening A col quet room where an oyster supper treasury more than a billion dol lars since 1918 or scheme of red and white was was Berved to 250 people' ze Li££ Off—No ¥j i fr cas-cari- &i f JKenneth and Harry Zundel W'omen's Foreign Missionary soeiety of the Methodist church will meiet Thursday at 2:30 o'clock in 1 Mrs E H th4 church parlors There IS a way of overcoming MEETINGS OF CLUBS HUtsindlllar will conduct the dethe tendency to constipation And votionajs and Mrs A C Wycoff here Is how you can PROVE it The Ogden branch of the Wo will have charge of the lesson J The next time your bowels need men's Auxiliary to the Railway Mrjs DJ C Crangle and Mrs H L V any assistance don't take the first ' Mall association will meet Wed Sexton laxative that comes to mind Take jwlll be hostesses nesday February 1 at the home one the druggist can assure you ia of Mrs 462 Ileo Winchester made with CASCARA CLUBS Just as Thirty-secon- d street with Mrs effective as using force and It's 1 Albert Mrs' and Ezra Day Saxey Indeed it good for the system fflcers of the Queen Esther as assisting hostesses at 1:30 helps make good blood For cas Order of Eastern Star will be Luncheon served chapter cara is nothing but the bark of gave a card and dancing party Frl- a tree The Indians chew this Mrs The Entre Nous club will hold daly night in the Virginia bark and live to an old age with- - f of had Prout the Georges charge a in the Bigelow card dancing party out a day s sickness of twenty-si- x tables on 3 this ijoom hotel Friday February What happens when your "V- More than 500 persons attended being the fourth of a series the bowels? They will usRefreshments were served ually function well for SEVERAL of the Mutuals in Open night — DAYS neeu or any aid ot any aor One more dose no largj t yv " mmmy luverdale will be observed with er and perhaps smaller than the weeks-on-en- d eight-acan t vaudeville show This So the only habit you get from first — and the bowels function of be on Tuesday January 31 their own accord for a still long- cascara Is that iof natural and nor will at 7:30 o'clock beginning er time Until you don't feel the mal regulcity How different from things one must usually re Mrs Sol Kaplan will be hostess peat on the morrow! Cascara is to her bridge club of three tables the ideal laxative andthe famil on next Thursday afternoon at her iar little candy cascaret is doubt home 2532 Jefferson avenue less its ideal form Children beg for these tasty tablets and many Mrs Francis Drake president men and women wouldn't think of ana tne otner orricers of the Og ANYTHING else for the don Art taking society will hold a recep purpose And EVERY drug store tion In the lounge of 'the Hotel has them this afternoon from 4 to Bigelow 6 o'clock to which all Interested in viewing Le Conte Stewart's ex hibitlon of pictures are Invited STARTS WEDNESDAY The Women's Auxiliary to the t u u T are arranging to have their annual dinner party at the vaney jiouse in Huntsville on Tuesday of this week at which time they will also have the elec tion of officers for the ensuing year - Bessie Cos-gro- Sacket waa the Friday evening when the officers of the stake Primary association entertained at Luncheon was served herjhofne to 1 2 members after which the evening?: was passed in social chat andl music Mites Miss - Har-Erdm- an J Frances Pitt Rose Miss Imogene Sandall Miss Erma Stevens Miss Lucille Stohl Mis Bernice Thomas Miss Elizabeth Thomas Miss Margaret Van Cott Miss Beryl West Miss Mildred Whipple Miss Miriam Whipple Miss Beulah Wren and' Miss Margaret Woolley Gamma Beta chapter of Beta Theta PI fraternity announces initiation of Vernon Anderson George Ward Armstrong Richard John Henry Cox Le Grand Lund Irving Harold Peterson and Richard Stone University of Utah chapter of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity announces initiation of Oscar Evans Frank Grimsdell Walter Hall Pratt Kesler Clyde Lee Walter Owens and Ward Tuttle Sigma Nu fraternity of the of Utah announces initia J Mrs iOrvil E guest of honor 3 'O R Salt Lake Society Box Elder Society - - STANbARD-EXAMINE- When Back Hurts Plush Your Kidneys as You Clean Your Bowels Most folks forget that the kidneys like the bowels aometimeu get gluggleh and clogged and need a flushing occasionally elaa vr have backache and dull misery in the kidney rcRion eevere headaches rheumatic Iwlnires torpid liver acid stomach sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean and the moment you feel' an ache or pain In the kidney region begin drinking lots of ivater Also pet about four ounces of Jad Salts from an take here grood drug: store of water tablepoonfuI in - a before breakfast- for a few day will then act and your fine This famous salts ia mad from the acid of graves and lemon Juice combined with lithia and Is intended to flush clocked kidneys and help stirrml&te them to acthe tivity It alo helps neutralize acids In the urine bo they no lonf-e- r Irritate thus helping to reliev bladder disorders Jad Salts is inexpensive make a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everybody should take now and then to help keep theirn kidneys clean local druggist A says he sells lots of Jad Saltscor-to foiks who believe in trying to rect kidney trouble while It H only trouble— Advertisement well-know- |