GOOD-BYE TO
ACID STOMACH
New Alkaline Way to Quickly Relieve Sour Stomach, Headaches, Colds, Neuralgia and Rheumatic Aches and Pains
Ninety percent of the people who suffer with there common, everyday aliments are victims of EXCESS ÁCIDITY. Scientists tell us that to keep well and healthy our bodies must be slightly more alkaline than acid.
Most of us bring on an excese achi condition by over-cating, drinking and smoking too much, late heurs, loss of Neep, over-work, over-exertion, or aver- Indulgence of some kind. This upsets our normal alkaline balance—excess acid accumulates in our system--and then we sulfer with Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Gastric Pains, Headaches, Colts, Neuralgia, and Rheumatic Pains. Unless this condition is corrected— unless the excess held is neutralized, our suffering from these aliments will
is a new and better way-a safe, harm. Jess way to relieve the pain and dis- comfort ut aliments caused by Exces Ark, at at the same time restore the normal alkalloe balance in the system.
This new product is Alka-Seltzer. It is one of the most remarkable prep- arations ever developed. You drop an Alka-Seltzer tablet in a glass of water and it makes a sparkling, alkalibe drink that neutralizes the excess acid nad gives almost instant relief from the pain. It Is a DOUBLE-ACTION remedy. It relieves the pain and also corrects the cause of the trouble- EXCESS ACIDITY.
Alka-Seltzer is pleasant-lasting, also- lutely harmless, rafe for children as Increase and serious and dangerous ill-well as adults. It is not a laxative, no meat is likely to fallow,
can be taken at any time.
Now science has developed a se markable alkaline tablet that quickly corrects this eterss achi condition. It
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2 KIDNAPPED IN LONDON TAXI
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THIS is the story of London's strangest “kidnap.” It happened at Islington, most densely populated area of London-hundreds saw it.
Two 19-years-old clerks, John Asbury and Frank Compton, left Myers's railway booking agency, Penton- ville-road, N., bound for the night safe at the Westminster Bank, 75 yards away, in Upper-street.
Asbury had £120-half the day's takings-in an envelope in his pocket.
As they walked along the crowded streets a man sidled up behind them, thrust what appeared to be a revolver into Asbury's back, and said: "Cross the road to that taxicab rank."
Asbury said afterwards: "I "We drove un to Highgate Tube asked the fellow what the Station, and then the man said, 'I'm dickens he thought he was do-going to stop the cab. When you get ing, as he was pressing us for-out, look away from the driver and ward across the road. I was a don't say a word."' I felt the revolver bil scared.
against my side.
"I thought, "He's not going to get this money, but I don't want a bullet in my back. He Was A strong, heavily built fellow, wearing a rain- cost and a slouch hit.
"TOLD TO GET OUT"
"We got to the taxicab rank, and then I thought the driver of the first cab would surely see something was But he didn't. We got in, wrong. all three of us sitting on the back vrat.
"Compton was as white as a sheet; 1- was 100.
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the man as we drove down Liver- pool-read. He barked at us Shut up, the pair of you.'
Then he stopped the caband teld Compton to get out. I made to follow, but he tug me back into the seal. 1 hud time to see Compton take the number of the rab as we drove on.
"THEN VANISHED"
"We went into the booking-hall. There were dozens of people about, and I thought. Surely 1 can't come to any harm here. He won't dare take the money.'
"Then he said to me, 'Is your name Richards?' and I told him it was not. He said, 'Are you sure you have not been out with my wife?' and I told him I did not know him or his wife. Ile replied, "Oh,' that is OK. then," and vanished in the crowd. "beat it for a train, got to the bank night safe, put the money in, and went home."
Meanwhile, Compton had raised the alarm. Flying Squad men traced the taxicab. and officers arrived at Asbury's home and tool: him to the police station, where he stayed for several hours,
"That made me feel better. I Hi comment was: "If it hadn't knew the poller would soun be on happened to ine, I'd never have be cut trail.
|lieved it."
Why They Left Home
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VIGNETTES OF LIFE
"I WANTED AJOB WITH MORE MONEY AND LESS WORK ---
"I GOT SICK OF MILKING COWS -NO FUTURE TO IT.... NOW I'M
IN THE MILK DISTRIBUTING BUSINESS
By J. NORMAN LYND.
"ME? I WENT WEST TO RIDE, ROPE AND ¡YELL
YIPPEE!
BUT
THERE'S MORE
MONEY IN
SELLING GASOLINE OUT THERE.
GENERAL STOPE
I HAD CLEANED UP ALL THE RABBITS, CATS AND SPARROWS
AT HOME, SO I HEADED
FOR THE BIG GAME COUNTRIES *
TRESPASSERS PROSECUTED
TO TIENE ZETU Z
OR THE LAW
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POCKETS?
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WATCH
WORTH
TAKING
IN THE
WHOLE
DUMP!
"THE GIRL THREW ME OVER. FOR A HANDSOMER. MAN, BOY! WAS
I LUCKY! ...
I'D NEVER HAVE
BEEN PRESIDENT OF
A RAILROAD IF I'D
STAYED THERE!"
"ALL THE TIME I WAS SLINGIN'-
HASH BACK HOME I WAS DREAMIN
OF GLAMOUR, ROMANCE AN
HOLLYWOOD. AN NOW. HERE YAM!
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