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IF THIN AND NERVOUS, TRY PHOSPHATE Nothing Like Piain Bitre-Th te Pat on Firm, 7» and to Increase Visor and Nerve Force . When on to Host of thin pe ing continually which they may to normal prop oUt of ugly holle of m of health it no Ww varied suggest ppear from time » might be and subt thinne attributed Causes in different & Well known fact BuMcient phosphorus forth is very lw a entis' phorous becomes ner wonditio sickly and thin, A noted av and professor in his book mistry and Food Nutrition Diished in 1918 says “es 8 hat the amount of phosphorus re Quired for the normal nutrit man is seriously under-es many of our standard tex Tt seems to be well ablished | Phat this deficiency in phosphorus now be met by the use “s act, Phosphate known out ing counttios as Bitro- eS the aastentint a ite by the ni preurte content norm: produces a energy, and the soon loses its ugly hol- ne abrupt angles, becoming in. a glow of perfect Sse ‘and beauty and the will and) strength to be up and oing Yaiclans are now recognizing | merits by its use in ever-increasing | ities. Frederick Kolle, M.D of New York physicial Who.” says: “Bitro-Ph ould be prescribed by eve! 4 used in every hospital increase strength and nerve force and to enrich the blood.” Joseph D. Harrigan. former ¥ =e to h Eastern D says eh jin, nervy yn. take a natur ‘substance such as hate and you will seen ‘astonishing results in the of nerve energy, strength of And mind and power of endur- o-Phosphate is made entirely “of the: organic prosphate compound Teferred to in the National Stand- ard Dispensatory as being @ prep- aration which has recentiy acquired considerabie of its substa: ii yond question, for every Bitro-Phosphate tablet is factured in strict accordance 8. pharmacopela test Fequirements. Hitro-Prosphate is therefore not @ patent mona fot ny 0 ‘aebility. those ing it who do not desire to put on flesh should use extra care in avoiding fat-producing foods. FOR INDIGESTION TAKE SERATHOL A PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE Safferers from stomach acidity, in- estion, flatule gastritis and ailments arising from hyper~ ~acidity “f the stomach should understand that the human stomach i# a de cate and intricate piece of therefore extreme care exercised to guard againat grave complications, ulcers and #e- eatinal troubles of dosing with patent medicines, unkr®wn drugs or Fe-| worting to the starving treatment, go| to your druggist and get about two ounces of ordinary xerathol. ‘There is nothing more effective in treatment of these ailments a can be obtained at v uM Many « sufferer fri plaints has been agres at the almost instantan and subsequent permanent from its use Seratho! is a harm- lens and tasteless white powder which neutralizes acid and stops food fermentation. n many case of hyper-acidity a single dose pro- duces almost magic effects CONSTIPATION—JIf people trou ed with constipation would spend three to five minutes cach taking a body-bending « employs the muscles of t * dat night before retiri little purified toxio' tisfactory permanent and gly alts will He low. avoid ‘strong purgatives and foods that have @ constipating tendency, and this simple plan can not fall ‘The purified toxiol is inexpensive nd can be ined from any good THE Cruel Police Judge Sends Wearer of Lovely Clothes SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AL Some folks cotect used stamps! and pa em in books A few keep all t < al rows of able furni ntique kopecks, without respect condition of kiek out bra get a ancier veen und | for servitude But John H kind of a collector When he th of race or previous Schult 4 different was ruthlonsly dragged rto police inartiatic and pantale John's as fairly bulged la la, things without concealing with petite, 000-08 t dew feminine « John rustle curtain Search revealed John’s trotters en Ifeate, silken hose. John's bon ghtly ify arms od like a silk whieh shanks John's cased tn de pinkly shaded and clung t knee knuckle John Had Figure, Too And, round John’s slender fe Americ corset lending walet a perfect love of an an Beauty snuggled almost an to hist Hector overseas trim John's a c He put eral nights collecting the dear [tittle things the cops found under neath his vest. John had just fin ished collecting a pillowslip full of | willo"the-wixpy dainties from Cs ital hill clothes lines, when the cops collected John. SAFETY EXPERT TO TEACH HERE \Course in Accident Preven- tion Starts Monday ate | ow. W. Rasmus national au | thority on accident prevention, who will be the principal instructor at the school of medical aid and safety first methods, beginning at the uni | versity next Monday, arrived in Se attle from San Francisco Friday morning, Rasmussen is field secre |tary of the national safety council meg headquarters in Chicago, but! spent the past week assisting lthe safety commission of California in planning its work. | According to Dr. J. S$ Kloeber, chairman of the state safety board, Rasmussen, while chief engineer for | to Vulgar City Goal Cell| lice Judge John BR. Gordon alee's 4 He collects ple to into his ironbarred cages it Into the John and city treasury gripped the rasa} eparates the police Judge | rion knew it was going to be al day John's put When railing : { lawyers from the goats: « law with much eloquence Then John Talked Judge and 1 to say uch a beastly bore to be in carcerated with these common per sons,” John As for my attire. With m these er patrick henried Gordon was not to be John he something announced expostulated I take pride heart of hearts I adorable garments, Kismet brought me this woe, not vulgar theft: The} lovely things were not purloined They beckoned to me, as one who would love them and appreciate | them. My heart flows full of conf! dence that our honor, will in struct these varlets to release me But John's confidence was mis | placed. Judge Gordon was writing in the big book before John's sp s And ¥ judge crave he wn fininbves hen got thru writ Thirt Aa John t courtroom und BARGAINS! da @ rude policeman Jud@e ted that during theme John shall grace t but a tweeds shall deck whieh course JAP AUTOCRATS GROWING RICH While Poor People Are’ Be- coming Poorer FR. } -y~r ne wopa pe SAN present ANCIBCO, Aug. conditiogs in actior ue The Japan | to the) rding to} here to cost tufts, « Tokio day The contin has given rise is the Tokio Kukumin “Nobody can avoid easy.” the Yorodau, ing on the advanced price “While pri have fold, the a four times: received ued to a ret dec advance rank feeling comment of rice. advanced ten in salaries is only nays BARGAINS! MUST BE SOLD Our gigantic stock must be closed out and we have unmercifully cut the price on every article in the house, and we are offering Bargains in every depart- ment. This Great Sale starts SATURDAY, AUG. 9, AT 9 A. M. Come early and you will admit this is your big opportunity to cut the high cost of dress- Missew’ and Girl welts, Kreiders makes; values to $6.00, cut to Latest Style Hats, values to $5.00, cut to and Men's SHOES Such makes as Florsheim, Nettleton, Johnson & Murphy, Queen Quality and other High Grade Shoes are marked for Less Than Half. r Gloves $2.50 Union Suits, cut to.. cut Men's Suits, Goodyear other $2.98 Straw $1.48 38c $1.48 : Work Shoes, values to $3.5 $1.98 values to $15, Ladies’ Fine Dress Shoes— lace and button; Queen Qual- ity and other fine makes; values to $11.00, $4. 98 cut to. Johnson & Murphy, Nettleton and other fine makes of Men’s Dress Shoes; values to $12.00, $4.98 cut to Work Gloves, $1.00 7 48c cut to All Wool Serge and W orsted Suits; hand- tailored; $24.85 Genuine Panama Hats, new- est styles; values to $7.50; to. $3.89 to worth to $3.50, 25¢ Black Sox ixtra Fine Men’s Suits, val- atte. $16.85 $1.48 $2.50 Boys’ 9c Leather Cases, to. Shoes, cut to. . 25¢ Garters cut to. Just read this bargain list and be convinced. 25¢ Arrow Collars (slightly soiled), 5c cut to. os Working $1.50 79 - Shirts Work Shoes, cut to... ° Heavy Men's, $2.48 Men’s Dress Hats, values to values to $4.00, $3.50, $ | 3 8 Chambray cut to.... ‘ Dress Shoes, worth to $6.00, cut to. $2.98 200 eee cut 10... . Sree, Athletic Unter Suits, evt to.. $4.50 Men's Pants, /cut to 20¢ Sex, all colorg cut to, . $6.00 Bbys' Suits cut to. $12.8 * Shoes, values to > $1.98 Swell Cashmere Men's Suits, values to $20.00, $11.85 ; cut $2.00 Fine Black Sateen Shirts, eut to $1.18 c ummer Weight “Under- For Men and Boys, in all Fine Makes, Materials and Styles, at Less Than Half. money—buy here. Save $10 Extra Fine Boys’ Suits Si. sess, 94.98 Men’s Fine Worsted Suits, 517.50, cat o.. $9.89 Men's Suits, all fabrics, val- cut to...... Men’s Dress and Work $5.00, cut to.. sl ator, christened the ship. :|NEVADA CITY WOMAN'S Drink plenty of fresh water, | the American Smelting and Refin-| ing Co., cut the accident cost 90 per} - Ri aur . cent, and afterwards, in the inten-|Cent save the beochi, white ‘the sive manufacturing district of West-| increase in the incomes of the mid ern Pennslyvania, brought about 4) ai, classes a | 60 per cent reduction in financial! gory ¢3 per cent.” loxs resulting from accidents ‘The Machi palate a While the school at the university | op tne gitticulties 4 in to be held primarily for those |i. cisnes identified with the administrative | nuious profit work of the state safety board, the | Ooi stints public is invited to attend. Courres | Pe i ocumin charges in first aid to the injured will be of jclass of Japan with fostering fered by representatives of the fed- |gerous thoughts” by not eral bureau of mines and by local) resent conditions “Generally physicians who had extensive expe-| tsi ie advance of pria rience with the American expedition. | "Peaking Sevens of price Dee enriched the rich, making the poor cua tio: i te oS yaae, the evacuation howpl-/ iii poorer. The guif between the | — rich class and the poor class has ‘ CRUDE OIL IS USED iupntgg imme TO CHRISTEN VESSEL’ « PHILADELPHIA, Aug. &.—Crude| off from Oklahoma was used christen the Tulsa, Hog Island's 45th ship. The vessel, @ 7,825-ton \freighter, ts named in honor of the | response made by the citizens of jthe Tulsa district to the Liberty Lean drive. Miss Lula Crosby, |daughter of an Oklahoma oil oper- A party headed by| “Compared with prewar cond! or earners, is lurid picture which the mid floundering, while are being made by the ruling “dan relieving Typically British oy | aia 8 | BARGAIN Ss! of Oklahoma citizens, Congressman E. B. Howard and esident McGuire of the Tulsa! Thamber ‘ommerce, attendet the iaunching. | | é Great | today to offensive JAW BROKEN BY YAWN NEVADA CITY, Aug, Yawn- ing proved serious to Miss Eleanor Oliver here, who sustained a broken jaw while in the act at her home at Gold Flat. The physician who reduced the fracture said that such accidents are very uncommon. Geddes, workers which wil ment Sm salers ani to Gedde “There where ly living enabled ADMIRAL WEMYss — From monocle to tilt of ca angle of cigaret, thiv British. It's Admiral snapped at Versailles, where tracted no more attention @ delegate LIGHTNING HITS BIG FIR; CANDY CANE IS RESULT CORVALLIS, Aug. 8.—Light ning hit @ fir tree in a grove southwest of Corvallis, Thursday morning, tore the top and bark from 30 feet of the upper part and then ran around the trunk in spiral flashes until it left the old fir resembling a huge stick of striped candy. A heavy smoke following the lighting failed to develop a blaze, and the big tree stands an interesting monument ||‘ tothe late storm. and typically Wemyss, hi than at a “Right chen, A “Never took Yes, 1 grind KRYPTOK lenses — the —two- vision glasses with invisible seam. | bile and HARR the war FREDERICK INF benefit) MURCHD, Aug. 8.—Merced’s first | et win July 1 was made when Thomas Kennedy was taken in hy | eve Marshal Stanley on a charge of dis: | "4 turbing the peace with hilarity voked by a bottle containing a con coction that was labeled with skull | and cross-bones, but very much empty toxteatini side of the ca pro: [town is | night w Citize No, Katherine, 4 man isn't neces. sarily @ thief because he takes a pic ture; he may be a photographer | city LONDON, Aug. & Steps were taken to follow up the announcement that local tribunals representing the established, $100 fines against profiteers and send | more flagrant $1,000 fine or six months’ profiteers, emall hab watter, as each carrying revolvers the kitchen | cash regist After ge Market at tho Harrisburg came effective Keystone } with jazz « ANT PLAYGROUND started u of bargains you buy carries our reputation and guarantee in back of it. Yow don’t take any chances here. : FIRST AND PALACE CLOTHING CO. 7%: BRITAIN AFTER \State Game Law: THE PROFITEER Apply South of Haberdashers A Now Living | Country Estates | Several decades ago, a fellow | named Coleridge wrote a long poem | about a milor who shot an albatross | Ter a mee Press) | and how it jinxed the ship. Every Britain was making ae | body died, and there was an awful fire woes vere her | Kut neither Joe Pemet, Bu again ne pt seolen nor Francois” Pierrot {rer ne They should had ever read Coleridge have. Joe and Gene First of Sir Auckl minister of reconstruction. and Francols strolled Vriday morning, as as Pine st. They had come all | the way from Havre, sailing aroynd | Cape Horn on a windjammer Hey | pincheat up far would be ave to assess aad consumers with power cases to the courts Il be empowered to inflict a imprison: there fellows you It wns Rreatest | who whole ¥ ‘cording | litely ‘Comment le shrilled Bugene He is pointing at our albatrosses,” xclaimed Francois, in good sailor Patrolman Ni ted. The ymme ca va? < Anderburg traders are the trio stopped. rather than th dd manufacturers, a %. are 4 caroled Joe po diable voulez vous?’ he said, former been ances: ‘daxhers in two ha to buy ome country estates HAM AND EGGS IS SIGNAL FOR ROBBERY SAN F rders of f of two men. Lunch on a recent mornin RA 8CO, Aug. § m and om walking Two ald one the White or” waid w Frank Sheehan, a ked into the kit nt later the two men hurried inte mom: mind the chow was th tting $102, andwich open the next order each of the men and waiked jumped into an automo disappeared | into |JAZZ NOW DISPLACES JAGS IN HARRISBURG ISBURG, Pa, Aug, & ging hibition immediately Jazziowt citle A whe time law t be e of in interpreted mean that beer con per cent aleohol is not in re therefore they be t dancing in the cabarets rooms ie permissible, Al! baret equipped chestras and the whole Junzing morning to} Blue Serge | Suits *10.50 « Sizes Up to 18 Years have been of Rainier movement Beach hay to induce to make a big park a | ground out of the | erty of old Atlantic city park lake shore prop Frenchmen are “every foot of the way FIFTH AVENUE CREATIONS IN SAP DEO —_—7 i4 Patrolman J. E. Boughton,! cines. The saving is m Possible by having all p tients come to me—I make house calls. DR. WHITEAKER’ DISPENSARY £280. Tmt .' "1 af inse'co etateny patrols; they follow [Phips at sea.” Maybe They're ae |_ “Nothing of the kind,” disputed + | Lieut. Roy Olmsted, “they're peli-| | cans Are pe d “I got a dollar that says they're | Penguins,” put in Motorcycle Patrol- man's French. man J. J. Kush, “Don't talk back to me” said| An interpreter arrived in the mid- Anderburg, angrily. “You guys have | dle of the debate and the French:/ | deen shooting game out of season.” | men told their story. { | ‘The patrolman pointed accusingly | “You ean go," ultimatumed Capt at the three arbatross heads the a L, Hedges. Frenchmen carried hy tages me walking them all the | “Are they not fine, m'sieu?” quer pins eye Ag Pine st?” de ied Francois in Fre "Ship 6) “gure! Our gue * around the Horn. Terrible storm, | .ouen of the game laws don't hold terrible! Albatross beaten by wins | Hedges, Fora, onspnillgoy licenced, 906 Third Avenue They strike rigging. They die. letting him down easy, stuff the heads. it m'sieu? Is not #0, | “You can't talk to me that way,” | Anderburg said. “You tell it to the) We Will wont sergeant. I'll teach you foreigners| Examine — Y to kill American birds.” Teeth and Give The walk to the police station was | You Our Expert | punctuated with French protests A There were | explanations at| Patients F Out of To Whose Time - Limited, Gi al Special Attem more protests and ithe station. I know what He Knows That feeling of be- ing well dressed is prevalent in the youths who buy their Fall Suits THE JUVENILE We “Suit” the Boy birds are,” those Common Sense Urges You, But Fear Holds You Back You know that your teeth require attention, off from time to time because your faney conjures up a visio! of @ nerve-racking ordeal. How unfounded such imaginings are could best be demonstrated by a visit to our dental offices, where you may see patients pndergoing various kinds of dental treat ment. It would be a revelation to you how quickly and smoothiy the work is done : but you put i Obey That Impulse — Make an Appointment Remembering that the longer that delay is the bosom friend you put off that dental visit the will be and the longer the dental bill will be from every standpoint to put the mouth in good repair 4s possible and keep it Modern science done in the direction of removing the cause of foar in the chair—that even the most yourself In hand now—obey that today of decay longer the is common s as so muel of relieving pair timid peed not hesitate. Tak impulse—make an appointmen’ | Boys’ Blouses 95c to $3. 45 Modern methods — high-class dentistry — lou prices. These we offer you. Electro Painless Dentist Even the woman who is color blind | knows when she is feeling blue Unless « man is generous, he is soldom just KIRKLAND VETERAN BACK 75c to $3.00 eee: | The Juvenile Shop with the Canadian forces (hruout| pracuecally all of the Wuropean war, | 305 Pine Street Laboring People’s Dentists Jd. R. VAN AUKEN, Manager Located for years at 8. E. Corner First and Pike. os Phone Main