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" As THE BEAVER HERALD, BEAVER, OKLAHOMA TA h i T lr Wichita Directory Jonts Motor Gar Co. BaU4en of lllgh Clan Six Cylinder AntomobUa Wrluorcall for catalog and tarrlforr Inform! Uon. DON'T OVERLOOK THE IfONES GIX U) QUALITY a I Hi.hWICUITA, V, 8. A. CRACKERS Uo Sara They Are the GOLD MEDAL BRAND Buy them in the 7 pound tin cans at your grocers. Made by THE SOUTHWEST CRACKER CO. WICHITA. U. S. A. AUTO REPAIRING ItltOOKS MAOIIINK CO., Comer Iwla A B. Wichita Sta.. Wlrhlta, Kansaa 1111,1. Mrtlll.l., .uto Hxport. Welding O'ttau and machines fur tale. WELDING and penaral tnacmne wor. KODAK FIN.SH.NG ffiSh DerolopInR flltna I Co roll. Frlntn 3 and 4 cents. Mall Order I'rompt Service. rtttier Sloio, Dipt. K, 122 N.Muld Sl.,Wicaiii.aiBS. ftoyer Tractor '2-20 II. P. $750 ROYER ENSILAGE HARVESTER CO. WICHITA, KANSAS SELF HELPS for the NEW SOLD1EK m .nww Ey a United Sulci Arm Officer (Copjrlibt, 1917, br tbe Wrieoler Syndicate, Inc.) THE SOLDIER ON THE MARCH. Vt&Smyser's Dentists V$ WICHITA & HUTCHINSON -fT Gold Crowns I Oold Crovn iy $3.50 J3.05 Plalet $4 00 Bend In your broken plutea vith 11.00 ttet them Jlxed and KKVUUNED BY NEXT MAIL. Automobile Tops REBUILT and REPAIRED Bend In your old top. Prices gladly quoted. Vehicle Supply Co., Wichita, Kans. No matter wheth er yon ar an ax tit n mobile dealer or not Will Til FOB OCU i'KOPOSIUON. AUBURN 1 ID. H. RESER AUTO CO., Wichita, Kans. Sutrtbnton of Atratmx Actomomles an4 SMITH FORIM-A-TRUCKS Cream Profits If you want real satisfaction Ship your cream to us. Wichita Creamery Co., Wichita, Kani. Exposed to Weather. HnroUl Ilollownut You'ro coughing awfully. 1'ercy Plnfcathcr Yes, dash ltl My man told 1110 smart dressers weren't wearing tleplus nny more, so I left mine off nml caught a dreadful cold In my chest. SOAP IS STRONGLY ALKALINE fend constant use will burn out the ' scalp. Cleanse the scalp by shampoo ing wltlY "La Creole" Hair Pressing, and darken, In tho natural way, those ' ugly, grizzly hairs. Price, 91.00. Adr. 4 Let Us Weep. Father was stern-looking, and a ', frown gathered somowhero round his Ik. mouth nnd advanced nil along tho sU western front until It wns barre'd by K 'n lino of trenches on his forehend, P vWhen his son stood In his presence. v "My lnd," said fnUier, grimly, "Mrs. - Smith, from nest door tells mo thnt jj four of her windows nro broken. Sho Isn't sure whether you lmvo dono It, f1) or whether tho culprit Is her son. Now, then, did you do It or not?" &. Tho shado of Georgo Washington .Rot Into tho room, somehow, regard 'v (less of tho enemy aliens net, and Wll- 3Inm answered: j "Father, I did It. I cannot He." . "No," snid father, nB he tucked up dilB sleeve, with ghoulish delight, "nnd iyou won't bo able to sit either by tho it 'tlmo I'm dono with you?' London Ideas. If there nro Important reasons why a soldier In camp or In bnrracks should look to his health, these reasons nro Infinitely moro Important when on the match. For If a sick soldier Is n drain ou tho regimental resources while In camp, In tho Hold, If ho has to bo car rlcd In nn ambulance, or bent back to tho hospital In tho enro of nnothcr sol dier, ho becomes nn utter encum brance. It Is for this reason that tho phys ical examinations nro now so exnctlng. In order to weed out nil those predis posed to break down under marching conditions. Yet It Is not necessary for n mnn to bo nctually sick for him to become n dead weight, on n body of troops. If ho does not take care of ills feet, ho will beeonio fully as useless. Ono half-Inch blister may, for march ing purposes, turn n sis-foot soldier Into an Invalid. In tho first place, tho shoos should bo fitted with spcclnl attention. They should neither bo too vltlo nor too short. Sores and blisters should bo promptly dressed during u halt. At tho end of tho march tho feet should bo bathed and dressed, and, If prac ticable, the shoes should bo changed. A soldier should under no circum stances, however, go barefoot, for his feet would swell nnd give htm In creased dilllculty ns soon as ho starts to mnrclragiiln. Ono of tho points which ennnot bo emphasized too strongly is that water should not bo drunk ou-tha march. A soldier may tnke an occasional swnl low from his canteen, rlnso out his mouth nnd then expel tho water, but If ho drinks outright ns ho may do freely at tho end of the march tho consequences nro disastrous. One National Guard1 regiment on the Mexican border last year started upon n slx-mllo mnrch. The column was a shining succession of uplifted can teens. Before live miles had been' cov ered, 20 men were stretched out by tho roadside In collapse. Another Na tional Guard regiment, in which' tho men drntik without restraint ou n hot mnrch even scooping up wnter from puddles, lost approximately two hun dred out of the column on thnt day. A soldier should never sleep on the ground. Ho should nhvnys linvo his rubber poncho, or nt least his blanket, bcuenth him, and, whenever possible, a bed of straw or leaves bencnth pon cho or blanket. If tho dampness of tho soil entered his system, he would contract cold and rheumatism nnd lie come, as with nil sick men, a heavy drag upon his organization. Just ns It is essential, for the sake of his health, thnt u soldier keep scru pulously clean, so for the protection of tho general health, n camp or barracks must also be rendered Immaculate. All trash, even small pieces of paper, should bo swept from tho floor of the tent or quarters, or "policed" from tho company street. For trash breeds In-, beets and Insects carry disease. All pools nnd damp places near the camp should bo drained, so thnt mosquitoes may havo no placo to multiply. For this reason soldiers nro supplied with mosquito bars, as a protection against purveyors of fever. AH camp refuse Is cither burled in n bink or burned In un Incinerator. ' world for tho pampered nnd self-cen tered new soldier from n homo where he has been spoiled to get himself "In bad." Onco "In bnd," It Is n long, ar duous anu contrite process to get out. And, discovering himself "In bnd." If ho docs not Immediately begin to re form, ho will find thnt ho is a mntketl mnn, not only In his own squad, but to the squads on either sldo of htm, and at length become tho butt of tho holo company. In that case, his days nnd nights will bo mndo wretched for htm. Hut If the now soldier, from tho start, Is cheerful, agreeable, alert, will ing nt all times to help In iHillclug the tent keeping his own effects In order and tho common space and property clean always ready to respond to de tails, and never forgetful of tho fact that he Is but ono of seven privates with equal duties nnd rights, ho will hao nothing to worry about from his companions. nnmolrnwT. sMikfe Tintt' Wkvi vmiAVUwmm gT ravvrivw. BUNGALOW GAINS IN FAVOR WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY . U her hair. If yours Is streaked with ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, uso "La Cre ole" llnlr Dressing nnd chnngo It in tho natural way. Prlco $1.00. Adv. Cruel, ("holly I am often mistaken for a distinguished personage. Gract Mutt or Charley Chnpllnl HAVE SOFT, WHITE HANDS Governed by Impulses. "Any questions?" asked the Instruc tor of tho Second battery of tho Ninth division, nfter tho completion of a morning period which tho men had Ispcnt on horseback at Ft. Harrison, leavs'indlanapolls Nows. "Ci, taln,",nsked Ralph Lo'ckwood of llndlnnnpolls, "wouldn't It bo posslblo to develop artillery horses that w;ould etnrt and stop llko' automobiles,' and would guide with a steering -wheel? .This horso I havo seems to bo gov jerned by, Impulses over which. I lmvo no control." ' POST TOASTIES are the newest and best in corn flakes -fooffly m Y kvIssIbbbbbT W.U f . wH lore m THE SOLDIER AND RADE8. HI8 COM- HOW TO DISTINGUISH RANK. It would bo useless for the new soldier to know tho courtesies ho must pay to rank unless ho knows how 'to distin guish such rank. Ho must know tho marking which deslgnnto tho officer anil the noncommissioned otllcer, and he must nlso know tho genera symbols of tho service. The corporal, tho lowest rani: of noncommissioned otllcer, wears a pri vate's unlforhi, with chevrons on his nrm. A corporal's chevrons consist of two parallel stilpcs of cloth In the shape of n triangle without n base, with slightly curving sides. Tho chev rons, In the olive drub uniform, are of a different shade of brown, while on tho blue army uniform they nro of tho color which distinguishes the cor poral's particular branch of tho service. Tho sergeant, next In rank, wears chevrons of three stripes;' while the first sergeant, chief noncommissioned officer of tho company, wears n chev ron of three stripes, with a square in the center. Tho second llcutennnt, In olive drnb, Is marked by the difference between an ofllcor'8 nnd n private's uniform thnt Is, ho wears leather or wool puttees, instead of canvas leggings; there la n strlpo of brown braid around tho cuff of his coat, and he wears the officers' phntbond, n snake-cord of black and gold strands. Tho first llcutennnt wenrs ono sliver bar on each shoulder. The captain hns two silver bars on each shoulder. Tho major has a gold leaf, tho llcutennnt colonel n silver leaf. Tho colonel Is mnrked by n sil ver eagle, and tho brigadier general by ono sliver star on each shoulder. Tim major general (tho highest rank nt present In our nctlvo service) Is desig nated by two silver stars. Tho officers' Insignia presents n somewhat different nppenranco on dress nnd full-dress uniforms, al though themnrks remain the same, but as the now soldier who goe3 Into camp now Is likely to sec 'nothing but tho lleld-servico uniform, It would bo confusing to burden his mind with a further description of officers' shoulder straps. It Is essential, however, thnt he should know the colors of nt least the three great branches of the service Infantry, cavalry and nrtlllery. Tho infantryman In the field uniform wears u blue hat cord, which may bo seen at u considerable distance; tho cavalry man wears a yellow hut cord, and ar tilleryman red. A troop of cavalry rides with n guidon, n yellow ling, on which tho letter and regiment of tlio particular unit nppears In white. The battery of nrtlllery rides with a red guidon, similarly inscribed. Structure Has Individuality of Its Own and Has Lost Crudeness That Marked the Earlier Types. Tho bungalow has practically revo lutionized the entire building plan ot tho country, from n home construc tion angle. Tho structure possesses nn individuality of its own which makes It a real home, not merely n shelter from tho elements. liven nn empty bungnlow Is not ns deserted appearing ns n vacant house of anoth er type. Apparent crudeness of construction which was characteristic of tho early typo of bungalow Is practically extinct save nt the seashore und sylvan campt. Ilungalow-bulldliig hns developed through many phnses of construction In recent jears, but tho bowlder con tinues nn effective ally of tho builder. Well-planned bowlder adornments, which are at tho samo time useful, ns in n wall or chimney, nro always nt tractive and ciihnnco tho beauty of tho building. Popularity of the chnlct typo of bun galow Is easily explained. It Is not otfiy unusually attractive, but makes an excellent placo of abode. In tlui chalet typo moro room Is allowed on the second lloor than in most other mod els, yet tho low effect Is not lost and low' porch caves, which nro among tho real features of bungalows, are re tained. Stucco bungalows hold much favor throughout tho country. With if tint roof and with or without a cornice this typo of building Is attractive. .A low-pitched tlio or other visible roof would bo In keeping with tho general plan of a stucco bungalow. s Bungnlows built very close to tho ground, with tho first tloor but ono or two steps up, ore also qulto popular, especially when portions of It nro over grown with vines. Pergola posts, cither of wood or stucco, nccordlng to tho mntcrlnl used in constructing the-bungalow, when overrun with roses or other flowers, enhance tho beauty of trio dwelling. Clear Skin and Good Hair by Using Cutleura Trial Free. RED CROSS BALL BLUB Insures snowy -whlto toeautlful clothes on wnshday. Iluy" Rod Cross Bluo, not Just cheap liquid bluo which makes your clothes groenlsh yellow. Red Cross Ball Bluo largo packages cost 'only 6 coats. All good grocers soil It Adv. Natural Result "Bnnks looks nil gone to pieces." "No wonder. He's broke." 'Balti more American. ' IMITATION IS 8INCEREST FLATTERY but llko counterfeit money theulmlta tlon has not the worth of tho original. Itislur nn "f.n Creole" Hair Dresslnc Tho Soap to cleanso nnd purify, the I f8 the original. Darkens your hair in 01ntmut to soothe nnd heal. Besides theso. fragrant, super-creamy emol lients prevent little skin troubles be coming serious by keeping tho pores freo from obstruction. Nothing better nt nny prlco for nil toilet purposes. Freo snmplo ench by mall with Book. Address postcard, Cutlcurn,, DcpL L, Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv. Our worst misfortunes hover on the brink of our apprehensions.. Patience Is frequently lauded, but tenacity Is what gets there. tho natural way, but contains no dye. Price $1.00. Adv. J She Didn't Have One. " Mrs. Worrlmor'e Wiiy can't you get up ns early ns the cook? You both oc cupy tho same room with nnnlnrm clock, but you're always lit least an hour late. ' Tilly, tho Second Mnld Ycs'm, but tho alarm clock belongs to tho cools nn T nlti't L'rtfr imp. f . n "... r It's always tho bottom dollar that counts. '& If the new soldier, before joining tho colors, has had everything much his own way nt home, tho first thing thnt ho will discover when ho goes to' camp Is thnt ho counts for just ono Individ ual In his squad. While In tho family clrclo ho may havo been 100 per cent importnntln all matters relating to himself, In camp ho Is simply ono of eight men who oc cupy tho snmo'tcnt. Theoretically, the new soldier may know thnt ho bhould obey (Officers and noncommissioned of ficers, Including tho corporal who lives In his tent ; but vhat ho may not' real Izo Is that In nil questions not involv ing authority from above, he Is nlso circumscribed by tho rights and 'privi leges of others. Tho rights and con venience of others nS well as his own must bo thoroughly fixed In Jils mind. It must bo n process of giving and tak ing all down tho line. Tlio ratio of tho rights and conven iences of others to his oyn, In fact, Is about seven to one. Eliminating tho corporal, whoso position In tho tent Is official nnd paternal, tho now soldier Is entitled to his sharo of tho common rights nnd privileges no moro--and must ungrudgingly perform his share of tho common 'work no less. . If tho new soldier falls to conform to theso inlcs of conduct, not only will ho bo disciplined with odious fugs and details by Uib corporal, but'he will find thnt his tcntmntes Instinctively icnguo themselves against him. They vatch for every opportunity to mnlfo llfo irksome for him, Ingeniously piling the work upon him In deft ways whlclujhey wjll discover j nnd, if ho is Incorrigible, they will find a chnnco (whether Tlt Is prohibited or not) to toss him up In n blanket, or send him through a squad spanking machine. A squad spanking mnchlno operates with slats. And If tho now soldier .has rendered himself obnoxious In tho tent, ho will find thnt tho corporal, Itf ho docs not actually assist In this treatment, will at least sanction It In short, it is the easiest tiUnc In the Obeahmen Are Mercenary. The stock-ln-trndo of tho Obeah men Is ns bizarre as their inventive minds. In their magic bags they car ry about with them ground bones of tho dead, needles and black thread rubbed with talfbw, a looking-glass, cards, powder, quicksilver, and an evil-smelling gum reputed to bo of tho devil. By ringing tho changes on theso mixtures they work theli wonders nnd lmposo upon their via tlms. Curing diseases of tlio mind nnd or tlio body is merely u side Is suo with them.' Protecting fruit gnrdens nnd chicken runs nro their specialty. Ono thing they havo In common thnt is, tho mercenary habit. They sell their "power" to tho highest bidder. Consequently, ns tho nigger's wealth, so his health apd prosperity. All that tlio Obeahmen btlpulatp Is that payment must bo" mado according to tlio magnitude of tho miracle to bo wrought. They nro accredited with having knowledge tif secret African bush poisons. But this is nn exaggeration. When they havo recourse to this driipcrnto ex tretno they aro content to uso arsenic rat-poison, or finely powdered glass. Cyclones and Tornadoes. A cyclone, in techulcnl piirlance, i nny general storm. In popular but Bot definitely unscientific pmhinco U, Is the typo of storm represented by thc.hurrb enno or typhoon a whirlwind with n diameter of from CO to 100 miles. It was n cyclone from the West Indie that struck Gnlvcaton. Tho dust whirls you see along coun try roads are In principles tornadoes. Waterspouts nro miniature tornadoes nt sen. Wo havo been nt pains more than onco to consult meteorologists re garding tho stories of straws driven Into oak posts and of freight trains lifted bodily from tho track. Tho me teorologists not only .vouched for tho stories but added to them. Let ono In stanco suffice that of a, locomotive Into a garden, nnd In the samo garden a slnglo rose wns found blooming un harmed. Chicago .Tribune. WARNING LAMP FOR AUTOISTS Red Light Near Base of Street Stand ard Keeps Motorists From Strik ing the Support. An electric-light standard In tho center of a busy street In Minneapolis has a smalt red light mounted near Its baso to Indicate to motor ists approaching In the dark that It Is a substantial support for tho lights above, and that tho lnttcr aro not m o r el y n hanging cluster beneath which they can drlvo In safety. Tho overhead lamps Includo four whlto lights mounted on arms at right angles to ench other, sur mounted on arms at right angles to each other, surmonted by a largo red light Indicating thnt automobiles must keep to the right In passing. Popular Mechanics Magazine. SfeiJWrJPISl&i Municipal Surveys. In many cities tho chnmber of com merce or nnothcr similar organization hns undertaken nn elaborate and ex haustive survey of tho municipal gov ernment, with tho willing co-opcrntlon nnd helpful suggestions, of the execu-" tlvcs nnd departmental heads of tho city. Tho primary object of such n survey Is to disclose how things can bo dono better at less cost, how service can bo Improved, how citizens enn be brought to a livelier and moro en during realization of their Individual duty townrd tho city In which they are shareholders. What Is tho result of such a sur vey? For ono thing, n well-governed and well-managed city Is nttrnctlvo In Itself. Men llko to Hvo In tho placo that can boast of governmental advan tages over other cities. Efficient mu nicipal service nt modernto cost Is ono of tho charges that every business man must make against his cost of do ing business. The higher tlio tat, for example, tho more ho Is handi capped In his raco with tho competi tor In another city with- modernto taxes. Exchange. The Glory of Common Things, Many u town mid city that '-never was ablo to mobilize against microbes Is now mobilizing against n human enemy. Cltlzcim who have been luke warm on tho subject of building Bow ers nro enthusiastically discussing tho equipment of battleships. Unable to abate tho dust on our streets, wo aro preparing to sweep tlio seas I Probably tlio best way to render service to our couutry Is first to roako nn earnest effort to realize tho glory of common things. Itlghtly viewed, everything that conserves human llfo Is honorable, exalted, sacred. Tho world too long bus cherished the be lief that -It Is a moro lllustrloas deed to kill men than to feed them. South ern Woman's Magazine. Don't Poison Baby FORTY YEARS AGO almost orory mother thought her chlftl must have PAREGORIC or laudanum to malco it sleep, Theso drugs will producn sleep, and a FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produco tlio SLEEP PROM WHICH THERE 13 NO WAKING. Many nro tlio children who liavo been killed or whoso health has been ruined for llfo by paregoric, lauda num and morphine, each of which ii n narcotio product of opium. Drugrtlsta aro prohibited from Rolling; cither of tlio narcotics named to children nt air, or to anybody without labelling; them " iwison." Tho definition of " narcotio'' Is : "A tncdMno tchich relieves jxxin and produces sleep, but which ii poison ous doses produces stupor, coma, convuUions and death." Tho tasto and smell of modiclnes containing oiilum aro disguised, and sold under tho names ot-" Drops," " Conllals," " Sootliinp Syrups," oto. You should, not permit Any medicino to bo given to your children without you or your physician know or what it la composcu. UAaiviua. ajuio iwi CONTAIN NARCOTICS, If it bears tho signature of Chas. U. Fletcher. Geuuino Castorla always beats tho signature Canadian Farmers Profit From Wheat '-Si A-. YH .avfty 0AslBH and va. OaaStaflslslsVtrslI The war's devastation of European crops has caused an unusual demand forgrain from the American Conti nent The people of the world must be fed and wheat near $2 a bushel offers great profits to the farmer. . Canada's Invitation is therefore especially attractive. She wants settlers to make money end happy, prosperous hnmef or themselves by belplnc her take immense wheat crops. cut get a Meaesteael f 199 acres VMS other lands at remarkably low price. During; many years Canadian wheat neldt haw averages zu Duaneu the acre i ladlan wheat heldt haw averased VJ muneli to many yields aa hith aa 4$ bushels to Um act. Wonderful craps also o( Oats, Bafts? aast Win. Mixed f anadag as profitable an Industry as train rais ins The excellent sraaaea full of nutrition are the) only food required (or beef or dairy purpoaea. Good schools. churches, markets convenient, cnraaia exceuent. Ttiere la an extra SaaiaaS tor (arm labor to replaee the vany roans men wbo aave Toluatoerea rortnewar. -iae- I, ! n,in finnan in biii nstra amaa Into rain. Write for literatim ana particulars aa to mocM smhwm vw vwyn. w iiiinnyiwiH w v..-, - .w UoTernmeal train. ' ralleay G. A. COOK 2012 Mala St., Kaasaa City, Mo. Canadian Government Aaent v-fc fiS.5 ;- MR lv" Improved, But Not Cured. "Don't you think her volco Is Im proved?" "Perhaps, but not cured." Life. THIS 18 THE AGE OF YOUTH. You will look ten years younger If yon darken your ugly, grizzly, gray hairs by using "La Creolo" Hair Dressing. Adv. How Sad. Boss Poor Oracel Her husband died of cigarettes just ns sho had al most enough coupons for n, vanity box. Splendid Medicine For Kidneys, Liver and Bladder For the past twenty years I liave been acquainted with your preparation, Syamp Hoot, and all thooo who, lmvo had occa sion to uho audi a medicine praise) the merits of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot; spe cially has it been very useful in cases of catarrh or inflammation of tbo bladder. I firmly believo that it is n very valuable medicine and recommendable for what it is intended. Very truly yours, DR. J. A. COPPEDOE, Oct. 28, 1018. , AlanrccJ, Texas. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You Send ten cents to Dr. Kliaicr & Co., Rinizhamton, N. Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. You will alio receive a booklet of valuable information, telllntr about tho kidneys and bladder. When writing, bo sure and! mention tins jiapcr. iveguiar miy-iciii and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. Adr. Preliminaries. "I want, dear, to, give n blOw-out." "Then first, my own, wu must ralso tho wlnrt." EveiyWoman Wnntaj . FOR. PERSONAL HYGIENE Dissolved 1st water fee etstjeJte stops pelvic catarrh, ulceration sutl iaflsasw raatioa. 'KeeommetWeel Ity LytUa E. Pinkhbas Mti. Csxfer. tea years. A healinf wststlet for nasal catarrh, sore throat anal sore eyes. EconoaalcaL I MM ubMKIieaiy ctauiioa. M mkldil power. ISaaaeUIW 30& aOnieaUi,, .r puipU by Vm.il. ThPmonTfclCBpDy.Bai.MM.Ji utm7wr Tat n REPUBLIC TRUCKS WRITE 0. J. Watson Motor Co., Wichita, Kant, COVETED BY-ALL but possessed by few a beautiful head of hair. If yours Is streaked with gray, or Is harsh and stiff, you can ro storo It to Its former beauty and lus ter by using "La Creolo" Hair Dress ing. Prlco 1.00. Adv. Adversity sometimes brings out n man's good points by tho roots. Swift feet g:t n man out of lots or trouble thnt his toiymu gets him Into. CAatrv Granalalcd Eyelids, Jtirt5 Eyes inflamed by expo- uiciuami, uniHuu nmw Junk! Junk! Junk! We pay highest' market prices for COPPtR, MISS. ZINC. IEAD, atlTO IIRtS, TUBES. HOPE. SCRAP IRON n4 (ONES. Car lots a apeclalty. Write lor price, batlsfactlon guaranteed. Wichita Iron & Metal Co., Bsx 921,WkhHa, Kans. DAISY FLY KILLER Sin?d.nn'"h"?i nllfhee. N..i.u.a. ornaiuaiiUl, foemaUiil, raaap Last JJ Maaxxa. Ma4 i nUl, ean't iptl) r tip r, will "' M" sr Injur auftbUf Oaar suiuatl afftctita. tWUby daaUft, r taut by prtw frepaU far fl.Mt MAMOtO sU)MU$, 110 DC KALI. AVC. MOOKUN.H.t OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED Wi par n to 111 pr e(v fur oM f ale trwth. Uue.n Salter It broken. 8n4 b parcel pott and rfcolfs iacIl br re tarn maJl. Ilank refrenc. Maxer'a DEVELOPING and PRINTING 8eud tor Cutaluffue and Flutablnir Trice List. Tin Diiki Pluto M.UrUU Co.. Eulaia KUkC., 121, ltlV. 5tcit, Draw, C.I.nJ, flBnrtBIVO -Witeonn.rleninu,Waih-I'JD 1 r"W 1 5 lneU)n,l)Uoolnfree,aih. I H I ball 1 J t nierenc-M. llektretulta. Coma to Montnna"Ln57'aV?L1.,wrf;e tor 1UI ana map. 1U J. Abbou Uo.. Ajumoo-u, Musk Tuom bpecltltr, am 0. WltU tit., I'bllaHelpb Kodaks Eyesj nuick.lv reliered by Murioi tie Remedy. No Smarting, I iuit Eye Comfort. At ' Druggltts or by mail SOc per Bottle. Murine Eye Salve in Tubes 25c. For Book el the Eye rUfi ask Marlae Eye Meoudj Co., CUcaae PSflNITOXIDEil BBJ (ra ANVTRtne that itohi) Bfl DKtor'smctlitlMtitbM4!itinllitfn)sBS llllmiHtatsitinlUtlgaiifStli.Cfctflnf, I-BS , tkiniriiti,riooirr.itrM,rinit. ii-BM iBa lCIMISUMIIM,erBIf HT0MI1. H1MIH snMc(tlirsilo.tSc. StlHittitss1atr.il- BB B.lmal'.falltila-Wls.C..imttitiI.BBJ I W. N. U, WICHITA, NO. 31-1917. & l fc?l , w;l "i K '( 1 X .jj(