Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 6

* >¥ x 4( * X 'K’*K’*’ x X journment was taken. Ad’ollfllbfl.' 65.78 : 3 SrEENERSON X o ant-arlog, Backus APPTOVES x M. magtey, |Simis o Hoaok KKK KKK KKK KK O Barnell, Croon . an - A B Paer | Ualning, athietics N usE ¥ < 3 ley, Phillippf, Smith o Buk&l ;nbler gzot‘s;ga j;:é&:r l.llpl)lllfll 15.&2 ¥ * > - . agle; y e (Too late for last week.) and’ Joants. " L 3 City Couneil’ Committee. | Thomas ChAtles Co NOFMAL v 5181 : George and Emil Carlson are 10g-| ' 4inance designated as No, 99, pro- M}fi;g STEIN, There being no other business, a mo- ging on George's homestead, otting| yiding 605" e losuance, and e of | ity Crerk: Hounto SAlPNF ARG MOPRRC RO i some fine spruce and poplar l0gs. 5 3 onds, for © pur) e con- It was moved and N Srioting, ‘oxtonding, ‘enlarging and - | oty Mark weice BT, Soanae fomt,the bt "Willlam Zannrill is busy with hils iy the existing. water plant and g rints of the water system, that may b ROE, saw Tig. Nater “works system operated by the [ oy ¥ B 1K, K, d Ed. Fick has taken a contract to|city, was read the first time. rhis posjession: SCRbsleaplt R | Glerl: get out 75,000 feet of logs. He will ‘Bills. . | seconded by Bagley, that we accept the PROCEEDINGS OF BEMIDJI BOARD The following bill after being audit- | proposition submitted ' by th also erect a hill at Mooseenberg, 20 g)[i ws ll{xpon motion and second allowed: %owler Co. by Mr, Bowler}: toramg %fi: BOARD OF EQUCATION, by 40 feet. d for city build- chase ‘and installation of three pum: January 28, 1919, - Ole Johnson returned Saturday| ing .... .$94.50 | as per terms of their proposed :ogtracpt”. The meeting was call adrytn order at from Lake Park. It was m hat we | Carried. 8:00 o'clock. The members present Judge Evans made a trip to Good- reconsider salary resolution No. 144.| Moved by Alderman Garlock, second-|were: Dr. Smith, Dr. Tuomy, 88rs. ¥4 Carried. £ ed by Benner, that we employ Mr. Ar-|Roe, Molander, Brooks, Given and Bol- ridge last week and returned with Miscellaneons. nold if the work is carried on as recom- |com. 3 ; a load of goods for P. M. Swanson. 1t was moved and seconded that the|mended by the joint Commercial club| The minutes of the last meeting were Martha Webster was a visitor at|salary ott t't;‘e l_mdxe ?tumun;\clpn{‘z‘:ou;t ::dchc‘:;}lgéc 1€:$]Tcllttee, as the engineer re%(;‘ aml:.}) ::fifiipolntan e t for olution No. e 7 3 e p a Fue! - as set fo n Tes . Proposition of Kalman, Matteson & |mittee, composed of Messrs. Molan?ier. Rose ‘Hill Saturday. fi 1,300.00 pe ar. -~ Carried. - Swan Laron and Sophy Swanson ara | 1558 at $1.500.00 per e er husiness it | Wood as submitted by Mr. E.E. Heeter, | Brooks and Bolcom. ¥ to take up the proposed bond issue Superintendent Bolcom was elected getting in a nice lot of logs to the|was moved to adjourn. Adjourned. d, account o1 the water department, was [to act as agent for th Houlhusen mill. ADPEOVS read and on motion of Alderman Backus, five Tnsurance matters, itk an H, M. CLARK, f Kettle Knutson and Rene Elliott ! President, | seconded by Palmer, ‘Was declared ac-| = Upon motion, the saiaries of the jan- came up from Thief River Falls Mon- | Attest, cepte: * es o e jan. di 86, sTRIN, Judges of Election and itors of the High School building, Cent- ay. 3 ki Polling ®laces. | ral building, ncoln bullding, and East Y. L . For the “general cit; y (X o Albert Otto have returned from Gty Qe b L L0 T - fheld on Februas um.’lg’i‘i"{‘»}’.“g:fioz‘: P B o B T ng pollin, a Wi s’ w the war and is busy getting his|orprozar rmogmEpmNas oF CITE 1he Following mamed as Judkes. o choes |atinaegs |OWinE Bille Wers read and COUNOIX, OITY OF REMIDJI, MIN-|tion: : oW e TRt e et “You know it is not an easy matter to Mr. Lee of Lee township, and Mr.| ppgoma First Ward—Jud, R e . ! : JANUARY 37, 1919. ard—Judges of election, F. S.| and equipment .. -$ 161, ; Filamstor GpvEla !l"‘e losVstl’lllg %t Special x;meuns of. tho' city couneil ?.’{{'1‘1’:1:'}' JIECJ E{?{Ilgg’l; g't‘grawm' 'K]al Beltraml Blevator. & Milling & o /fl get shildreat take medmme' and fommg “_Gl‘_y" Chamberlain the George Carlson place. put |, Specal e nall, belng called for | Becond Ward-~Judges of election, B.|Bewtian eobdenre S it on them does no good. Most mothers in about fifty thousand at the Houl-|the purpose of passing the necessary!R. Erickson, J. A. Parmalee and R. J.| and repalr work . know that a cough medicine, while palatable, should contain no husen mill, resolution authorizing the submission at| Fenton. Polling place, City Buildin 1 Souk "Doss ls out agaln after a|ise mext: general eicction of the Gity |, Tlrd Ward-Judges of”mlection. e |Boran, 1. 11 Fepair of butid : drug injurious to the child. severe attack of the “fu. 9519 the qusstion of the adoption of LStephen. Polling place, Dicaire’s Log | oo asr el B o aent books - 6. The great popularity of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is ex- Mr. England has filed on the old rgjec(tlon of a certain proposed new city BuFl‘ dlng; LA ks B charter. 2 ‘our ard —Judges of X :Z&l:a‘x:_ u“l’:(t’)‘:xdse homestead and is A Storum belnig present mesting was|Wm. Dugu, Matihew “g“ “;1;“;:,';3; Integtsogtlge Fund, freight, ex- . called. to order; President Clark presid- | Klein. a]lln_g_glace, J. F. Maloys store. ijo: ‘Bruno, repair of building ing. Firth Ward—Judges of election, D. S. | Minucsota Eiectrio Coo Hght ang plained by the fact that it contains no opium or narcotic of any kind, and at the same time is so pleasant and agreeable to the taste that children like ; » Roll Call . Kidder, K. Paulson and Mr. Elmquist. PrEFEREX K RIXK KKK Upon roll call ‘the following aldermen | Polling place, Fifth ward fire hall.q N'"%"%“,’,‘L‘,}'fi,,;, * GRANT VALLEY, *| were declared present—Bagley, Backus, | Application of Wm. McDermit for pool | "“service KRR KK KRR KK KKK KKK Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Croon, Joanis |Troom license was on motion and second |Northwestern National Bank, in- * 9 and Clerk. Absent—Garlock, Phillippt grfi’x‘)fi?&atlon of J. I. D terest on refunding bonds . r s o eme : . J. Doran for plum-|jjer, R, E., inspection of boli- . o e d(Riversld? Distl;!l:‘.t.) @ And Bmihs Resolution: ;g::t;llicense was on motion and second |~ org i aturday evening, e “weather | Resolution No. 147, authorizing the 7 McCualg, Wm., transportat % 3 4 3 2 5 Application of L. P. Eekstrum for & Partation o0 83 - For this reason alone it is a favorite with the mothers of young was mild and the air very inviting [submission at the next general election P , John, £ for a sleigh ride, so the neighbors|the question P e DEOposed Sow El‘c‘{,';"’:“é‘im‘x’&fi’“ A SRjanalion and Sm‘efi'"gardgfin’confla;‘tm S0k % child = { immediately planned and put into|Sharter be adopted.’ was red e follow. | ., UPon motion and second this meetin B oD clared passed and carried on the follow-{ wag now adj od De L E effect a successful surprise party on |ing aye and nay vote: _Ayes—Bagley, p_'gn ] '?mn:mgnrznz B until eight o’clacl Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stainbrook, | Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Croon, Apyrov;‘[i, \éppua Siesicns M. CLARK. ‘Water Department, City of Be- President. | . midjl, water supply ... B W,lnkleaky, Paul, repair of build- n, € Joanis and Clark. Nays—None. Absent each bringing a very liberal amount | "G rioek, Phillippl and Smith, z : of goodies for lunch. There -being no further business it| x¢iest, * The evening was spent in card|was moved to adjourn, - Adjourned. GEO. STE!N. g 3 mes and discussing of farm pro- Approved, City Clerk. Baer, H. C. insurance premium.... H. M.. CLARK, Bemidji Insurance Agegcy, insur- lems, also a review of the growth President. | prROCE p: of ‘Bemidji and vicinity from the|Attest, PROCEEDINGS OF DEMIDJL BOARD |, Shee DL start to the present. GEO. STEIN, B Dec. 10, i 2 The evening was highly enjoyed| _ C'ty Clerk: o Mocting was called to ‘flgger”::g 8:00 y all and it was found hard to de-|OPPICIAYL. PROCEEDINGS OF OUITY |jent pr . my presiding as presi- - mobilize at 2:30. ; GOUNGCIL, GITY OF BEMIDII, MIX- |Mossrs Rov Molinden Bresiat arvere| ™} e Those present were Mr. and Mrs.| NESOTA, JANUARY 80, 1919, Tuomy, and Bolcom, 2 e P g E. M., insurance premium Lee Hiltz, Mr. and Mrs. John| ‘Regular meeting of the city council| Reports were presented to the Board '8 o' .jon the inflienza situation, 3 Schumaker, R. H. Bchmitt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silver- held in- the Gity hall at /8 o'clock p. ™. | secured by the Grade ‘!Nflffl%’;’: M’,:: Reynolds and Win Eck, Mr. and Mrs. William Hanson, | & 507", £e1€, DISSORt FRou"E, J3% [Arent, and the School Nurse, Miss Moa-| No other business r. and Mrs, Lawrence Steinbrook,ing. The attendance report showed an|meeting was adiowragd " and Mrs. Ernest Willit, Miss . mon can. Bractically twanty per ceib traeing of e Breans Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W.| Upon roll call the following aldermen | BIort! 50y [WORtY.per cont, The report|, o pop bk o Nelson. : were declared pragent: 538187-193-'10“"' influenza developed during the ’ps:t Clerk. Backus, kPa!mer. .en;l'll‘h Bllflls ith 00D | week to be thirty-seven; also that S T Y 2T and Clark. ~Absent—Phillippi, Smith and | there were twenty-two others suspected s SRR, Bt & ¢ followin Minutes of the last meeting were read [lowed: R0 porepead aud o> Horse Bests Machine 2 s ¥ |and approved. American Seating Co.,, in General Mix-Up Miscellansons. Bazaar Store, dnag:neat'lod:.c!i‘ence. 3.30 - e Upon motion and second the chair|Beltrami Elevator & Milling C was authorized to appoint a committee| farm 15.16 ; Manchester, Conn.—When & J |of four aldermen to act with a commit- Bemidjt Jii > Hardware Ci ORI IIADBOEXIXXHXAX | RTIIEES tee from the Commercial club to make [Bemidji horse driven by Charles Wardel ‘ ndations on the water problem.| manual trainin ) collided with an , automobile §f|"*Aldermen Gariock, Buiey, Backous and |1, J Doran, plumblig ™ . i 3 ey driven by Charles — Packard » 'almer were named as such committee. | ritz-Cross Co., books 48,02 ' ( Y e = © ) t President Clark rt made by |Intact Oftice F' e :ere the horse mounted the a gffi’xvefir& on n‘;:.i:z:: p!ounum: t l;(p“l"'K“c]. ng 4 b T J X ood r. ronold, an ‘en, eer, was present Orris aplan, 5 p & both 0‘1 :hethnu!o hlnd plunged and read his repon‘on ‘water ‘condition | Ohio Vene:r Co., mi Tal H 92 | 4y e > 2 shleld ieme mu‘ij tl;|e i [> fng ;;;“%;gvnl'ar also addressed the coun. i"iol:‘e:;u}’uh % supp Har By hlvllg g "'x”' n o ; . S wift & c Han dh 5 1 ?I c;:r, etaelishipg 1t oif on the ‘matter of putting In a ‘well [Robinson, ‘C & - o condition.” "Take "Kerr’s m y 2 ompany ; completely. The horse turned a or_wells, fully guaranteed. g manual train 5 Seed Emulsion, Lino: as 8 f YHILT SO0 F. it RN A : 3 someranl atarvand: bt 5 Dok molon S8 st iy mostog | 20 Rt Bragter o HEB e N weitiow Poultry; Eggs, Butter and Ch nellther thle gtrlvel: nqlr the ani- (3% Fandary st O & s,‘m'""‘“ re Retall Lumber Co. A a 0 Y, L s’ AN eese mal were hurt serlously, pproved, t. Pail Book % Vi ’ x 2 e i i atee c?Lr:nldont. wmnga" Wl e u"r 1 e e e T e e a e e e % M. o % . . s U papet and solonce .e.i‘,g',‘fz‘. O 165.81] Linonine should ‘ Swift & Company went into. the pro- SR L 3G, A 3 o should 1 /! | OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF Orry| _ City Clerk. . |tion %o adjourn was carried. - ™| at | ofac : duce business because they saw a QOUNCIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI, MIN- : 3 - T e o G ‘ crying need for the Kind of service they ::so'u. ;r“Alv:.lY ag 1919. Yy cound ?;tgofrkt;rg' that %%l:fin{i&ds}oyflggé:d’%::é ::;0:;:;\;1 mot‘:; ac:l‘t:’:::n at 8! pR 1 i Al who are e A Tl Behg Bt ok e RO L "o, | oL e el T Clark presiding. quorum being _present meoting wns| The meeting was ‘mnle?gc-t :fit-'rglr&“ éz::f:.&sg!gil’flefl Church, Danbury, Linonine has my hearty endorsement, both were equipped to perform. The produce business was in chaos. Collecting, transportation, preparation and distribution was ‘hit or miss, Upon roil m\]l’?}x‘e ‘i‘:“.uwlng aldermen gallod o order‘boy;l PJ:‘s!l‘dent CIArk, g;'a‘?mo'c‘!vofilé &y the rf"g”“'—v Rm. oy e 2 . d were declared present: Garlock, Backus, Upon roll call the following aldermen " SENPS: olander, Roe, | as a builder lor tun down people and o 4 i ioration 0SS O Palmer. Benner, Barnell, Croon and |were declared present: Bagley, Garlock, E:v&l,:ggr?o}’figflx&?““"""hs the oth- fi:m}sflc?;g’u?gmm?fim ‘e”\,:g;yd}?a_an)g deterioration and 1 n Clark. Absent: Bagley, Phillippl, Smith | Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Croon 3 and. Joanis. ek A psents Bhimiipel, Smith and | eape minutes of the last meeting were Joanis. - The following bilis were allowed: The farmer was at the mercy of an Bills. i " The following 'bills _after being au- [Bmidl Insurance Agency, rent S uncertain, localized market. 'He had dited were upon motlon and second|gemidsi Ironr Works Co. N Y 3 i no way ’Of reaching through to the The ecity attorney was_upon motlon |allowed: building manual training cond directed to prefare the neces- | Ole Vigen, wood to city building.$108.00 % sary resolution or ordinance providing | Bemidji Fire Department, attend- J |"-;:‘l;~l§§rnc£ilwdl. Agent, rent 1 | people who needed what he was for a special clection to be held to au.| ing fires, October, Novemb 25. % ntater T Doember worrts oo sezees 88,00 [Given Hi new equip- LT e ¢ i raising for them. There was no prem- thorize the issuance of a stated amount d D ber ....... of water works bonds. Carrled. 3 Street Gi?\u?‘see';xeral stre 686.00 le.n?;‘r'cl{::vn“?n,.n;“lnms 2 i upon improving his stocks, for Y DANBURY, CONN. “®e= ¥ 3 2 ey grading was lax or lacking. ) School. Bond: City Attorney Fisk read his opinion g?‘! ;\'a(er bond proceedings. Opinion not b, Reports. Chas. Trodler, sawing wood. 10.75 Report of the salary committee on|Chas. - Schroeder, wood t salaries recommended for the coming bullding . ....c0000.n 22.00 8! 23. mm_m year was read, and on motion and sec-|Northwestern Telephone Exchange 1 “1, by mail on m“:(l ,flf’ . ond accepted and ordered filed Co., telephone services. . 8.46 5. The consumer. had to accept prod 10.52 | Security Upon motion and second the following | B. J. Neele{, merchandise foF POOT schedule of salaries was then adopted:|Alice Smith, board and nurse, one Judge of municipal court, per year,| Ulrick Nicholson ......... $1,000.00, telephone T s City attorney, per year, $1,000.00. merchandise account library. €ity clerk, per month, $110.00. Beatrice Mills, additional salar, z % Health officer, per year, $700. BUOWANCS « .. yee.s 2 ; assS of Hot Water Janitor library, per month, $1 ‘Miscellaneous. Driver motor truck in charge, Bemidji, Minn, Jan. 21, 1919. Driver motor truck, per mont! 10‘8900600‘ C. E. Battles, grates fm: library Clerk municipal court, per month, Proceedings of the joint committee 0 B e -kfaSt Proceedings of Joint Committee ¥rom that, as a rule, had no known respon- - sible name behind it. He had no way of knowing how long the eggs or the butter he was buying had been lying around in miscellaneous lots in the back room of a country store. Much of the poultry was not: properly refrigerated before shipment or properly protected by refrigeration in transit. 186.00 IF KIDNEYS ACT BADTAKESALTS Says Backache is sign you have Chief of police, per month, $ St. Paul Book and Stationery Co., Janitress dormitory, per momlk $10.06. | books for library .. ceen $86.00. from the Commercial ciub and the city . . City treasurer, per month, $60.00. council were introduced and read, being 7 a Splendld Hablt Assessor, per year, $500.00. as follows: month, $100.00. J , .00. the Ci srcial Club d Cit. ~ o i s e T o Gty o Homidsl, Minn. Open sluloes of the system each been eating too much $3rs 05 gl meat. Swift & Company'’s initiative brought Librarian, per month, $50.00. Meeting of a joint committee named P enoiations. by the Commercial club and the cit morning and wash away the Resolution No. 144, fixing the salarles|council met at City hall t“ 10 fi;ckxm for officers and employees for the com-|a. m. for the purpose of conslderin; When you wake ap witR backache i T, read and dgclared passed | matters -pertaining to the _increase ) " A nr:'n‘i'l y::rfl::la%n the ?o]losvlng nyl:a and | water supply needed by the city of Be- 3 and dull misery in the kidney region nay vote: Ayea—G‘nrlock‘ Backalsbll’atl‘- mldjliw rTé'?:;kf'i?fi“'c b%"%vfr‘hefiog&: e been handlmg pe.rishable food products were Nera = None. Bl o v hillippi, | Lahir, Mayor Vandersluia and Aldermen | to feel dull and heavy when we arise; i a well- i already adjusted to the task. Their Smith and Joanis. Garlock, Backus, Clark, Bagley and |gplitting headache, stuffy from a cold, th ¢ refrigerator cars branch houses, cen- Resolution No. 145, authorizing the | Palmer, o wat.| foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom- i tral points far lreaching cod ,ti y o nections, trained sales force, supplied just what Alderman Bagley chairman of th was demanded. “ system to this chaos. Their organiza- polsonous, stagnant matter. tion, equipment, and experience in the following aye and nay| It was %{fl.ed Aoslr]es—-?}nrloék, Bgaok);m, ‘Palmer, | council obtain from Mr. Stoner the copy | hot water each morning. 5 Benner, Barnell, Croon. Nay—Clark, | of blue prints of the water system of We should drink, before breakfast, gx‘:{c&l‘xs]et‘l?sft;g:e%g;g}{ }fi‘ml?)%:::{léhzgéi :(1; gmrrmttee presiding. Meeting called ?::]; ;:!;efeleallc.l;, fg::l') ::sfiezg,is;)ogx accessories as se or n - . E: T the L & Bowler It was moved and seconded that Mr. . 3 : e e SR e B s e o and.cog, Jon st Jotive them, like you relieve your bowels; romoving. ol the body’s urinous Now the farmer has a daily cash Absent: Bagley, Philiippl, “Smith and|ihe clty, thar may st this time B |, glagy of real hot water with a tea- | waste, else you have backache, sick market -in touch with “the nation’s "“Resolution No. 146, authorizing the Mr. Bowler talked on well construction | gpoonful of limestone phosphate in headache, dizz.y spells; your stomach n s With better i St d rdi execution of a contract with Kalman, |matters, it to flush from the stomach, liver,|sours, tongue is coated, and when the eed! prices. andarai- Rattasen & Wood of St Faulbad Ml M. Duck. e ssgimser SR°RS S well| 1 dneys and ten yards of bowels the |Wweather is bad you have rheumatic ‘ zation makes better produce more e o Bity of Bemidjl in ita con-| Adjournment was taken until 2 o'clock | previous day’s _indigestible waste, twinges. The urine is cloudy, full profitable More consumers are served Q%mplated h:'x\tp 'x?g‘ifiwe“,iih "an':'é’ufigfli b TT:B committee convened at 2 o'clock |S0ur bile and poisonous toxins; thus of sediment, channels often get sore, Py : o he Cexisting municipal water works | p. m. All members being present. cleansing, sweetening and purifying | water scalds and you are "bl‘ged."" with better, fresher, finer foodstuffs. plant and water works system, was read | Mr. Buck addressed the members, also|the entire alimentary tract before seek relief two or three times during % » Ind declared passed and carried on the | Eaginesr Amold, "\ e committes |Putting more food into the stomach. |the night. % : Nothing suffers from this save oe® patius, Patmer, Benner, Bar- | recommend to_the 'cu‘{ ooimel the ac-| ‘The action of limestone phosphate| Either consult'a good, reliable phy- inefficiency, which has no claim upon tion made by Mr.|and hot water on an empty stomach |sician at once or get from your phar. public support vk I gl"i‘l‘}k |N;ysl-aN°mii cBeopvtv?::eooff ft\?:n :)?ll;nog three pumps for|. . ry ¢ Jad ?:::‘x:—lingley. it and| la wells and_his guarantee to deliver|iS wonderfully invigorating. It cleans g':]c“.t}:kb'mt‘:g“ O:‘nelegn: * Upon motion and_second this meeting | ono million gallons of water per d!ny‘fgr out all the sour fermentations, gases, ts; e 8 lespoonful i glass Was now ndjourzr;edd lugr;tsll eight o'clock :l‘:gg:;der;i o%?on“s .’e?fi?x%% ag\y P:le nfert waste .md ach:hty and gives one & of water before b"'u"'fu"’; a few S 'f & C S U Januscy SO, s and declared passed and carrfed. splendid appetite for breakfast and |days "‘,;.f. y:“ lddne]y:‘ b tdex; ack wift OIrlpaIIY’~ U' "l&" H. M. CLARK, Moved by ~Mr. Robinson that this|it is said to be but a little while until|fine. ' This famous salts is made Irom i President, | committee recommend to the city coun-ithe rogses begin to appear in the | the acid of srali‘es and lemon juice, Attest, cil that Mr. Arneld be employed by the cheeks. bined. with lithi d has been hi th ee! A quarter pound of lime-|combined Wi hia, ani aRno. STELL g:gkn:on‘t};n;lna?&?e:aé:nd%d.g‘Boucml!: stone phosphate will cost very little{used for genenhon,s‘ to clean and City Clerk. - s _— | Carrled. at the drug store, but is sufficient to {stimulate sluggish SFFiciaL FROSEDINGS OF GITY | Movel by Mr, Brooks und seconded b |k anyone who i bothered with | neutralize asids in the urine so it no COUNCIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI, Mix-|MP; Robinson, that 10 ti8 at we. accept | biliousness, constipation, stomach|longer irritates, thus ending bladder NESOTA, JANUARY 23, 1919. Mr. Arnold’s proposition of construet-|irouble or rheumatism a real en- weakness. City council met at City hall at 8 ing two reservoirs of four "““2{’::"?“; thusiast on the subject of internal Jad Salts is a life saver for regular Y d t- | sand gallons capacity each, siast ie s % grelock p. m. belng an adjourned meet, | SAAC, T "Cost Of $10,000, & a further |sanitation. Try it and you are as.|mest eaters. It is inexpensive, can not injure and makes a delightful, ing from that of Januar effervescent lithia-water drink. Shnd. 1919. A quorum being _ present | recommendation to the city council-Car- | gyred that you will look better and feel better in every way shortly. o t | ried. afiifi"gm‘;fifin?“m Yo onder B There being no further business ad-