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UECATUR HERALD MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1928. DECATUR HERALD Two Card Parties MISS RITA REEVES i wo tara rames AND SOWERS WED Wanned This Week EASTER AFTERNOON By Psalemas Woman's Club Division Gi incj Benefit Affairs for Building Fund I tn the presence of about 30 guests, members of tha two families. Miss Rltn Reeves and tjawrence were married Easter Sunday after- inoTM 3 o'clock, in me home or the brlde'w parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

VV. Reeves, 828 West Waggoner streef, Tlev. It. ApplORDtr. pastor of EMBERS of Pudl-mas division i A Baptist church, offl- pf Wnnmii'9 club are giving elated.

MI J-ucllle Smith was inald twf. hetvflf ht-l'ise rnriles thi.i William H. Maddux hftth In home nf Joy Batch- 1 mn Following a short In North Taylor" av HUP I wedding trip, the young couple will Th- first will he Friday everting, and! 0 home with the bride's parents, tho'scrnnd i given on Saturday I Mr. Sowers Is the son of Mr. and Mm.

C. Sowers of Hillsboro. Fnnnlf Wnodrtiff. Is ntfaoelated i brother, li in aenenil rhnrge. The rMarenoe Sowers In the contracting bofh hclns slvpn for bi-npflt In Decntur.

htiilflltitf Woman's club of the gfticral Mrs. N. Andrews nnd her son T.llly re'insii-d Snmlpy to their home In i In the home of her parents. Mr, and Mrs. W.

Mr. A drove down SHOW FILM OF CAMP ACTIVITY Sally nmt Minn Mnry Well F.wlnB have frnr.i PlCtUrC Of C. M. T. C.

i wriTe they llu-lr spring Hon. th" former with "1 I neatCPS Id bOIDinC) Sperm and 'he Ihtt'r i Mhs WG6k Eleanor Th" O. (ill flii; i B. Violet Huh will iir-tlnr? ami pot A one, reel i picture of thp Mrs. Mntul Kaxt Deeatur will hr Mrs.

f.ertni'1" Theoboltl, Mrs. hi- fi-He t'ofti find Mr-. Orace Gordy. BODY OF MRS. M'CABE TAKEN TO PONTIAC The of K.

McC'a'je, svni last December when In wtlli'h flic W89 hy a a i at 111" West street, rrrtfslng. rms i i in th" family lot In t'orvli" the a receiving a i i The removal was by Monnon who his a i services at graveside In Pontlnr, Mr. v.eeki a hi-f a ntvl had ft resltlc'U i yenrr in Ponllar, burled Ir, i PonHiv beside his MEW MARKET TO OPEN be shown in several Decatur theaters during the coming week, Joseph Boyer announced Sat- nrdriy. The. i i he followed by a 1 tr-iller of Citizens Military Training a iii'th Ten enrollments In Hie a i i camp were announced ynttii'day.

1 Thodc enrolling for the camp nre: K. Hawkins. Hheltiyvlllc; 1 Poff, l.ovlngton; Harold E. Harris, l.ovlngton; Ross P'. McL'lure, Unveil T.

Drake, and Edward nolir. Joseph M. Sulll- I Ororg" F. F.vftns, Gays; Char, F. Wolfe, Newton; Lester Wolfe, its "Health Mar-! Ket" in Mm hnnt, street, Hftrbey'9 food sc'liNluleil Friday, owners! of th-- i i i i mnrU'-Cs muiie was selected 1 i IM jrn Thr mime i by two contestants i .1 U' 2 I N'orlh 1 3fiO S'-nilh frlx" money r.

Ill b- HI'. nnd awarded on 1 i Companions in in U. H. U. i throughout (In 1 Sxt.

Ji'Pcph H. Bmir mul a John t'. met Sntnrday for the first i clnre i there. In th' Organized Rescue officers' i a offli-e In tvcilur. r.

to (he Ht- Of icrr lesunj! I tlptis 'he ivui men ne.icrvc Offk-cr work tioyrr Ir head -f in Mnrnn nnd eotmlles. i C'npt. Tll i the roi oren tiend- a trn-. elifij; auditor. Early Tourists Pass Up Local Camping Ground Out ot fivr cur loads of tourists who have visited the Decntur tourists camp In F'nirvlew park, only onn rnr ha.t been no bold as to stny all night.

Since the weather at this Mme of year is not dependable, workmen In the parks say, the motorists have expressed their I i of on to a place where cottages or healed rooms may be obtained. Tho branches from the spring tree- i i In the parks are being chopped i fire wood In the tottr- camp and will be obtainable for rooking nnd a i fires for campers. The supply on hand Is KO great a it Is estimated that It i carry Dccutur safely through the tourist nnd wiener roast season this ycnr. "Tourists very lltle wood." park attendants says. "Most of tho fuel i he burned by picniclng home folks." WILL'SHOW of A Convcn- OM Takpl Dri John Hayes tn Be Shown Dr.

John Hnyes will show a 1,200 moving pleture of his trip with Second A. K. F. to the American convention in Paris last year i Monday evening before the Amcri- DeWitt County Woman Observes 90th Birthday CLINTON, April'9. Mrs.

Mary Ann King of Waynesvillc, celebrated her 00th birthday Saturday in her home there. She, was born seven miles south of Springfield In Sangamon county, April 7, 1838, and when six years old came with her parents to tho Brock settlement near Since 1867 she has been living In town. She has a remarkable memory for a person of her age. She recalls that when she was a girl the Wayncsvllln locality teemed with deer, wolves, foxes ami other animals and on the prairies there were large numbers of prairie doge. HELEN ROTHROCK WEDS FORMER MATTOON MAN IN CHICAGO SUNDAY MATTOON, April 9 Cards tui- nouncing the marriage of Miss Helen Rothrock K.

Shanks, both of Chicago, have, been received by friends in the city. Thc marriage was solemnized Sunday evening, April 1, in the Joseph Bond chapel In the University of Chicago, from where the bride and groom were both graduated. Mrs. Shanks is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice B. Rothrock, 6646 Woodlawn avenue, Chicago. Both arc former residents of Mattoon. Mrs. Frank Holler, 2300 Western avenue, submitted to tonsil operation Saturday morning.

George Taylor, 709 Broadway, returned home Saturday morning after a major operation two weeks ago. Miss Florence Conlin, 2316 Charleston avenue, returned home Saturday morning a a minor operation a few days ago. Kcrthum Ratjinusseni, boulh Sixteenth street, returned home Satur- day i a a major operation two weeks ago. CONVENTION HERE From Illinois IS'nzarenc Churches To Gather April 11-15 Representatives from Dccalur and surrounding towns will gather In First. Xazarcne church for a weekend convention A i 11 to 13.

Five young women, students in Olivet college, will take part in the program as will Rev. V. 0. Chalfnnt, of Danville, Bud Robinon, who is a na- llonal figure in the church tho and Dr. J.

G. Morrison of Kansas City. Mif.s Margaret A son who is a In i Is a native ot Ciautamala, Central America. Miss Pearl Ritchie, explosion nrtlst, Opal soloist. Rev.

Martha Lynn nnd evangelist "Mcrtio Hooker will i to the program. Services i be conducted every evening at 7.,10 and Thursdaj and Friday afternoons at 2:30 Rev M. F. Grose, pastor of the church will preach Sunday morning. ENLISTS IN AIR FIELD Eleven years from the day thai the United States declared war on his native land.

Enno Rademachei 20 year old native of Germany, en listed Friday in the United states A In tho air service through E. A. Townson, Decatur enlistment officer. Mr. Rademachcr has been in this country only nine months ami ha taken out his naturalization -S- from meycr.

(he Saturday. Tt includes will are re im England, Holland. Bel- Rev i am Fran ce. and Rev. tl rl J.

Fritz. Thc ccnr 3 Francc nr (lays, teachers of the -St. dons of the Legion parade, sehoot i attend a cg battlefields, and some ot the 111 tnr.lsim ii Ipolnts ot Interest in Paris. I The i will be shown in tli" -4 ular monthly meeting of th" r.egic'r. a evening at 7:30 o'clock.

MACON GUARDS WILL HOLD BANQUET I Mncon County Farm GuavJs, the I county organization of the A i Thief will Rive thr i a a banquet in the V. M. 0 A. annex, A i 18 Details have hot 'been announced. Representatives fi'fim the local lodges arc Invited.

papers. He had several brothers who fought in thp war on the German side, all of them encountering American troops. Itc is an experienced mechanic, however, and 'i. anxious to serve the color.t of his adopted country. TTO-IESE arc some things that have interested uu In the dally recently: A ship, 119 days out of Sydney, Australia, Is long overdue In San Francisco, is a sailing vessel of the old type, the romantic type that is vanishing 'so rapidly, and with it the rollicking old sea chanly.

A Wisconsin university freshman student, has been sent, to the reformatory In New York for two years, with all that means to him in his future life, hecavisc he "wrote an obscene poem" and had it published In the school journal, Th'e young editor of the school ipaper received a sentence to the workhouse publishing the poem. Several certain magazines pay other young men good money, and quite a bit of It, to write similar poems. Scribncr's magazine presum- ably paid a good big sum for an article published in a recent Issue, that could undoubtedly give the freshmen thumbs down on anything they know. We are hard to startle, but that Scrlb- ncr article did startle us. George Remua, murderer, who was adjudged insane when he killed his wife aftsr chasing her for miles in a taxi, was right In his prediction that he would recover rapidly from his insanity, and has been released from the hospital for the criminally insane.

The state Is to Investigate his release, but, gloomily, we predict that the state will confirm his miraculous recovery. Thus do the wheels of justice grind along. Is It any wonder that, we become bewildered a bit, and resentful," and ashamed? I. It. FIRST BAPTIST Monday-Boy Scout meeting in church at 7:15.

Regular business meeting of bonrd ot dencons In church office at 7:30. Tuesday-District No. 2 all-day meeting In the home of Mrs. Barber, JS95 North Church street. A potluck luncheon at noon.

Wednesday--Church night supper at 0 o'clock. Meeting of committee of 70 at 7. Regular mid-week service at 7:45 In church rooms. Thursday--District. No 10 meets at 2-30 In home of Mrs.

McGuirc, 429 Kast Waggoner street. EAST TAIIK BAPTIST Monday--Mens' Bible class meets iu socinl hall of church. Young married peoples' clnss business meeting nnd social In tabernacle at 7:30. Tuesday- Boy scouts meet in basement of church at 7 o'clock. Wednesday--Ladles' aid meets all day in church with potluck lunch at noon.

Prayer meeting at followed by choir rehearsal. Friday--Orchestra practise. TtlVEBSIDE BAPTIST Beginning Monday evening evangelistic services will be conducted In c'hurch every evening at 7:30 hy Rev. Mfithew Mueller, assisted by Rev. Mrs.

James Kindig. AJJTIOCH BAPTIST Monday--Sunday school teachers mooting at 7:30 In church. Tuesday--Boy scouts meet at in church. Wednesday--Frayor service at 7:30. Thursday--Sewing circle meets at 2 o'clock with Mis.

Atta Johnson, 266 Ka.st Orchard. Friday--Choir rehearsal at 7:30. FIRST CHRISTIAN Monday--Women's missionary society meets in the home of S. Hornback, IMO West Ccrro CJonlo. Chanced from Tuesday to Monday on account of election day.

Mite boxes will be received. Tuesday--Workers conference of Bible school In church at 7:30. Wednesday--Sixth wtml social circle meets in home of Mrs, Andrew Smith, 1212 North Monroo at 2:30. Thursday--Ladies' aid serves dinner (o public at noon. Friday--Young people of church present a three-act comedy "Dearies" at 8 o'clock in church.

Messenger class meets with Mrs. A. L. Current. 2276 North Edward at 2.30.

CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Tuesday--Mission circle will meet with Miss Nlena Greening, 729 West Grand. Wednesday--Church night supper, members of district 10 to serve, followed by devotional services and Thursday -Motljcrs' club meets i'l church parlors. Mrs. M. H.

Powers will read paper on "Are We Crippling Our Children?" Royal McClelland will talk on "Safety." Friday--Reception for new members. SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN Wednesday Gleaners meet in church all day. Prayer service at 7:30. Friday--Choir practise. Decatur Church Defeats Mattoon in Attendance Two hundred members of the young married peoples' class of Easl Park Baptist, church will be enter tained in Maltoon Tuesday evening by members of a like class of the Baptist church in that city, the oc caslon is in recognition of highest class attendance in a contest conducted between the two classes.

A banquet will be served the guests and a program furnished by the Decatur church. The contest which opened five weeks ago was instituted following revival services conducted by Rev James M. Lively of Mattoon in East Park church recently. The Mattoon church had an attendance of 91 the day the contest opened while Easl Park church had an attendance of 53. Both classes increased in attendance each Sunday with the Mattoon church leading the fourth Sunday.

L. C. Grandficld, president of the class in Decatur and the class teacher Rev. V. F.

Oglesby organized teams who made visitations and secured a total attendance of 205 in comparison to 155 made by the Mattoon church Easter Sunday the last day of the contest. Sunday school teachers' association meet in school at 7:30. Tuesday--Officers of Walter league executive board meet at 7:30 in school hall. Wednesday Monthly business meeting of senior Walter league school hall at 7:30. Friday--Entertainment committee meets in school hall at 7:30.

TRINITY LUTHERAN Tuesday--Walther league business meeting at 7:45 followed by program by entertainment committee. Wednesday--Dorcas society but-i- ness meeting at 2:30 in parish house. Thursday 'Meeting of Sunday school teachers at 7:45. Saturday--Catechetical elapses 1011:30 a. m.

Groat, J352 North Broadway. Junior church choir practise at 4 o'clock. Prayer and praise service at 7:30. Thursday--Golden Rule Bible class meets all day In church, pot luck lunch at noon. Western circle of ladies aid meets In church at 2:30, eastern circle meets at same hour In church.

Comrade club meeting at 7:30. Friday--Boy scout meeting at 7:30. CLEVELAND AVENUE METHODIST Monday--Official board meets at 7 o'clock. Tuesday--W. F.

M. S. meets all day with Mrs. C. Button, pot luck lunch at noon.

Wednesday--Church training night beginning at Thursday--All day meeting of ladles aid In church. FIRST NAZARENE Wednesday--Evangelistic service 7:30 o'clock. Those on program are Pearl Ritchie, expression artist; Margaret Anderson, native of Guatemala, South America; Anna Lee Cox of Decatur and Macon County hospital, speaks on Africa; Opal Fretz, soloist. Thursday Evangelistic service 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.

R. E. Howe, state M. S. president at Mansfield; Two Delegates From Here to Be at Beardstown Mrs.

H. ,1. Pettee and Mrs. Hill will attend the seml-annW meeting of the Springfield Association of Congregational churches to be; in Beardstown Tuesday and Wednesday. Thc women will gr aa delegates, and Mrs.

Pettee will speak on tho Tuesday afternoon program. Rev. A. L. Eddy will not able to attend the session this as he will be in Chicago attending the Seminar of Racial Relations.

churches are members of the Springfield association TTTO delegates and the minister are pected from each church, and tertalnment will be furnished in tin homes of the members of the Beardstown church. The seminar which Rev. Mr. Eddy will attend will be four days starting Tuesday. It is conducted under auspices of the department of social relations of the Congregational Educational society and the Congreg.i- tional commlsison on racial relations.

One hundred persons arc expected to attend. o'clock, Mcrtie Hooker, Opal Fretz, soloist. Friday--Service 2:30 o'clock. Dr. J.

G. Morrison of Kansas City will gro races, and will have the opportunity of hearing of outstanding achievements of tho negro in ti? field of industry', art, education, mu- preach; Mrs. Howe of Mansfield. Dr si( and gocia Qrk The Morrison preaches again at 7:30 win vlsit ome negro churche5 and institutions. The purpose of the o'clock.

Saturday--Dr. Morrison preaches at 7.30 o'clock. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Tuesday--Pierian club meets i Mrs. W. L.

Kuyhendall, 1039 West Eldorado. Evening circle of women's department, under chairmanship o( Miss Adella Bishop, serves waffle and chicken supper in the church beginning at 5.30. Reservations may bo made i Mrs. V. E.

Grain. Friday--All circles, of women's department meet in church for business at 1:30. At 2 30 Mrs. Jack Hathaway will relate her experience with Japanese on the Pacific coast. Association meeting reports.

FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday--Ladies' aid meets in church at 2.30. Midweek service at 7.30, followed by training classes. FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN Thursday--Willing Workers meet In church all day for sewing. Church council meets at 7:45 for monthly business. Saturday Catechetical classes meet at 9:30.

ST. JOHANNES' LUTHERAN- Monday--Easter Monday service in German at 7:30. Tuesday--Monthly business meeting of senior Walther league at 7:43 in church. Thursday Meeting of congregation In church at 7:30. Friday -Instruction for adults for church membership conducted in parsonage at 7 o'clock.

Junior Walther league monthly meeting in church at 7:30. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Monday--Teachers and officers of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Monday Ladles aid meets church at 2:30. Wednesday--Blue birds meet 4:15 in church. Meeting of Campj Fire girls at sartfc hour.

Annual i congregational meeting following church supper at 6:13. Thursday--Boy scouts meet o'clock. at 7 FIRST METHODIST a class has ail- day in Decatur and Macon County hospital nurses' home. Bring one dish of food and 'own sandwiches. No dishes or silver needed.

Bring needles and thlrrbles. Thursday--Y. W. F. M.

S. meeting postponed from Tuesday. In parlors at 7:30. Mrs. Ed Buckner talks on "The Joy of Service." Friday Aid society meetings: Souteast DUIslon with Mrs.

J. G. Flint. 239 N. Church.

Dr. Ingvoldstad leads devotions. Kitchen shower for Social Service bureau. Northwest Division i Mrs. C.

F. Myers, 555 W. King Mrs. C. A.

Wilson, devotions. Southwest Division with Mrs. W. C. Starr, 1430 W.

Wood. Mrs Mary Rundfl speaks on "The Women' of the Bible." Mrs J. J. Kraiger.l devotions. Central West i Mrs i A Wait, W.

Main. L. A I Stldley will have devotions. Northeast Division with Mrs. Ella Gebhart.

2188 E. Condit. Mrs. E. Stalker has charge of program.

Mrs R. C. Augustine will have devotions Saturday--King's Heralds meet i c'hurch at 2:30 p. m. I ST.

PAUL'S BTETHODIST I Wednesday--Mid-week services at 1 7:30. Friday--Ladies aid serves "lucky seven" supper in church at 6 Saturday--Home guards meet at! 1:30 In church. I WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday--Group two meets all day with Mrs.Leonard. Duo Circle meets with Mrs. Dan Bopp.

157 North Falrvicw. Mrs. W. J. E.

Webber assistant hostess. Wednesday--Annual congregational meeting at 7:30 in church. Friday--Women's federation meets in church, program arrangments by Duo circle. FIRST UNITED BRETHREN Wednesday--Prayer meeting at church. Thursday--Cradle roll department meeting with Mrs.

J. W. Jacobson, 275 North Church, at 2:30. SECOND UNITED BRETHREN and True class and senior Christian Endeavor meets with Miss Alice Taylor, 2076 North Monroe at 7:30. Tuesday--Ottcrbein guild meets in parsonage, 1841 North Maple, at 7:30.

Wednesday Prayer meeting at 7:30 followed by meeting of teachers and officers of Sunday school. Thursday--W. M. A. members meet with Mrs.

Aldine Spitzer at 2 o'clock 1155 West Gushing. THIRD X'NITED BRETHREN Monday- Adult Bible class meeting GRACE METHODIST Monday--Official board meeting in church at 7:30. Tuesday--Women's home missionary society meeting in church. Pio' necr club meeting at 7 o'clock. Queen Esther circle meets at 7:15 In the church.

Wednesday--All day meeting of eastern circle in home of Mrs. De- e'd like to start it! MODERN WOMAN NO LONGER FINDS HOUSE CLEANING A DET-- RIMENT TO BEAUTY Thousands of women, many of them fP ers appear at the matinee, the bridge table or the reception, aa tho 0 8kiD and rett i Ti cy had neT5r soeo dust cloth or dish pan. The secret, of course, the care of the Ekin. Thanks J. Campana, internationally known I talian skin specialist, any woman may have soft, smooth, white skin--dav ia and day out--with practically" no econoaucany.

Campana'n Italian Balm, the original akin softens and smooths and whitens sfcin quickly. ou notice a decided difJer- ence overnight. On sale at aU drug and department stores--thirty-five cents, satisfaction seminar will be to create racial good will. Miss Jane Addams of Hull HOUSE Judge Albert George of the Chicsgo Juvenile court, and other well know; persons will speak. Sessions will in the Lincoln room of the City ciub.

at 7:30 in church parlors. Tuesday Junior Christian Endeavor business meeting at 7 o'clock in church parlors. Wednesday--Ladies aid meeting day in church. Prayer meeting at Thursday--Executive council rr.eet- 7:30 In church. W.

M. A. meeting at 2 o'clock fe ing of Otterbein guild at 7 o'clock. business meeting in church. FIRST CHTRCH OF THE BRETHREN Tuesday--Triangle Sunday school class meets with Mrs.

P. E. Da.wsor.. North Warren, at 7:30. Berean class meets with J.

Pinney in church. Thursday--Class meeting of volunteers of church at 7:30. TBDflir C. M. E.

Revival services every evening this week with Rev. R. W. Wells of Memphis, preaching. The Boston Museum of Arthas acquired one of the oldest paintings from China, bearing a date corresponding to 607 A.

D. WABASH SHOPS MAN PRAISES IT Kidney MUery All Went Away From Him When He Got the Twelve Juices TWELVE JUICES, the great r.a- tural medicine NOW BEIXG intro- i duced to crowds dally here tbi? city at the Quaker Drug corner N. Mam and William by Thc Twelve Juices Man in person, if believed to be DIFFERENT from I of Australia from New York, Dec. 1 ThU the one with the ttintrirv. Honorary and hf re and there.

The ft- raoun eclebrition in the Holy Land. Yetr'iEvt, nowhere but Ctiro. Plum- bleoiom rime In japan. Brppu port) new lo world- and all (he old otiti, too. Inspired for It.

while vou get (he preferred room. Act. 111,1. (Itli-ntn. nrt.r Mrumthip BV HIS WORKS YOU SHALL KNOW CHAIU.ES M.

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Canadian Thott wonderful rough plastic effects In Well Paper are for any room, MYERiSOh 352 N. Main St. In the Yellow Wrapper with the Big Red Oval What? "Eat More Bread" Week! Every other food seems to have it --there aren't enough weeks left to go around. So we try to make each day an "Eat more bread" day. Simply by giving you better bread and fresher bread than you're, used to.

Tiy a loaf of Butter-Cream Bread today and see your family "eat more good for them! Butter-Cream Bread In Effect June 26, 1927. Trains Leave Decatur TO BLOOMiNGTON AND PEORIA 5i6O a. n. 7i3u a. m.

KM) a. m. f. m. 2,00 p.

m. Loc-- 3i30 p. m. M--Lor-- t.oe-- JiS5 p. koc-- m.

p. m. TO SPRINGFIELD i.oe_ TKM) m. l.oc.-- SdS m. Mm--lOflB 1iS5 p.

m. m. 4i3S m. I.nc.-- II05 p. oi.

tlm-- 7iS8 p. m. Bi25 p. m. TO A A I DANT1LLK LoeZL 6rt5 m.

i Mm--lltM m. tn. m. Mm-- SiSO p. m.

l.oc.-- 4t4S p. S.50 p. m. r.nc-- tan p. m.

Loc-- p. m. Notet traloi Unlimited I rain M--Mima 911171 9-- llloiimlnRtna an In vrr (a St. Laatii C--Cerro lo only. MR.

J. 3f. SBIITH anything that ever came here before. THOUSANDS of men and women in Decatur and vicinity are taking this great, bottled mixture of nature's juices and they say that it A WONDER in its action upon (he human system. For instance, just a few days ago.

Mr. J. N. Smith, of 949 South Broadway. Decatur.

a widely-known emplovc of the bash Shops of this city who has lived here for a long time and ha? many friends throughout Decatur and vicinity, made the following statement. "For five years I had been in rras; cry with my kidneys and bladder. said Mr. Smith. "Had to get up out of hed every two hours during the night, which broke up my rest completely and even during the oaj while at work would have to stop for my kidneys to act every hour or so.

My kidneys and bladder were just plain torture and misery for m- Tried all kinds of medicines ana spent hundreds of dollars but got no benefit. Recently found out this Twelve Juices and got It started taking it and will say this kidney and bladder trouble tnat I -was havlnj Is non- 100 per cent na- prov-fd. Can to bM and rn.lr nljht's slfep row. told a many of tho boys at the shops and now want to sar tnl public, that Tf you suffer did you will find real relief In tho S(1 Thp Man now Ouaher Drue cor. N.

Main ana llam streets, Decatur. datl 1 meeting public and Introducing and cxola' this irreat mixture of natuix mf" ca.1 Juicei. I i 1 Try ft Nou inh Baked Rt Remov OL The day- are gone a. plentifully than v.x u-' One of U- upring fru.t acids and 5. better for tcnic.

It gys and the horr.e It. makes K. fast, cookc' amount of is to bake B. Wash. an.

cut in ha: skin is sarv to called strt- the celicte pin, Put in a covered anc gar. Cove- jroderaie pieces will this way. If the ecid, letting utes re vor and amount of This in rnakir.fr ODOFM FOOD SICK Laved on and Mi ant. "Konjola i ease of si could have John Flemii list. m.

"I suffere pliserv for of tha gas and a rise in my crackers an Even the OG sick at feted with spells. "A full my ache" have stomach of food mat Rood appeti agrees -with helped glad to i This nevr "jade frtjci of Xa other ents, all Wended int acts on and bo iufferer' Jure to rest healthy. reported su Benefit from is beltev afford Konjola Dru sectio JEWS PA PER I Si EW SPA PERI.