The Chattanooga news. [volume], March 22, 1918, LATE EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918.
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Puts An End to
v Catarrh Troubles
MANY FREAK TRICKS
YOUNG BRIDE GAINS
17-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER
WHEN CLOCK MOVES UP
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
You Inhale and Exhale This
- Medication and Away Goe
Your Catarrh.
Thera must be rden guttering from
chronic catarrh who would Uks to know
how they can atop catching cold after
cold, for they must realize that aooner
or later mis may ieaa 10 miuui u
tteea and Injury to the system In general.
Dr. Bloeser. a respected phyaidlan. and
for forty-three years an enormouriT uc-
catarrh, la the .!
coverer of a Dless-
ant, direct method
that can be used
by man, woman or
child.
Hia Remedy la
made from medic
inal herbs, fiowera
and berries, which
you smoke In a
dainty pipe or cig
arette, and Inhale
the vapor Into all the air passage, it
containa no tobacco, even though It 1
used In the lame manner. ,
rr Rlnnser'a Catarrh Kemedy la equal
ly effective In all forms of catarrh, bron
cnial irritation, u
t h m a, catarrhal
headache and ear
troubles that may
lead to deafness.
You will breathe
better and feel
better after using
It
For ten cents (In
coin or atamps) a
email package will
be mailed, contain
ing some of the
Remedy made Into cigarettes, also some
ttemedy for smoking In a pipe and a neat
little pipe. Month's supply, either form,
costs one dollar. Address The Blosser
Company, Box 2901, AtlHnta, Cia.
NOTE Should your druggist not carry
Dr. Bloseer's Catarrh Remedy In stork,
he can secure It for you. Druggists do
not supply the Trial Outfits. (Adv.)
Everybody t o Forget Change
and Business Will Go On
as Usual.
In
Miller's Antiseptio Oil, Known as
Snake Oil
Will Limber You Up A New Creation,
Pain Killer and Antiseptio
Combined.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago,
tiff and ewollen Joints, corns, bunions
or whatever the pain may be, it Is
said to be without an equal. For cuts,
burns, bruises, sore throat, croup,
diphtheria and tonsllltls It has . been
found most effective. Accept no sub
stitute. This gTeat oil Is golden red
color only. There Is nothing; like It.
Kvery bottle guaranteed, 25c, 60c and
.11, or money refunded at Jo Ander-
on'a. (Adv.)
BLEACH YOUR
DARK SKIN
Have Soft, Fair, Clear, Bright
Skin.
Use Black and White. Sent by Mail
25o, Many agents are making
an easy living.
Just try lfluck and White Ointment
(for white or colored folks). Apply as
directed on pnckaj-e, to face, neck,
arma or hands. It la very vluiaunt to
the .kin and bos tho effect of bleach
ing dark, sallow or blotchy nkin, clear
ing the skin or ilalngs, bumps, pim
ples, blockheads, wrinkles, tail or
freckles glvinK you a char, suit, fair,
bright complexion, milking you tho
nvy of everybody. 'Sold on a money
back guarHiilce, only I&c (stamps or
coin) bent by mull.
FREE.
If you trnrt tl tor four boxes of
Black and White Ointment, a He enko
of Black unit White Soap Included
free. Agents miiKs an easy living rep
tesenttng us. Apply for territory and
i pedal deal. Address Plough Chemical
Co- Dept. fl, Memphis. Tcnn. Write
now today vhile you think about It.
Black and white ointment sold every
where. (Adv.)
Women Prepare!
Thousands of women In the South have
overcome their sufleririRs, and have been
cured of woman's ills by Pr. Tieree'l
Favorite Prescription. This temperance
medicine, though started nearly half
century ago, sells most widely to-dy.
It can now be had in tablet form at
well as liquid, and every woman who
Buffers from backache, headache, nerv
ouinesi, should take this " Prescription"
of Dr. Fierce'. It is prepared from
nature' root and herbs and does not
contain a particle of alcohol or an;
narcotic. It's not a secret prescription
for its ingredient are printed on wrap
per. Bend 10c. for trial package to
Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo, K. Y.
NABHrn-LE, Tenn. 'I have uoed Dr.
Plerce'g Favorite Prescription and found
it would do vk Lai
I';, it Is recommended
to uo. It did me
more good than
the doctors ; 1 had
several and inm.
of them did in
any good. mwtr
Pierre's Kavont
X I rescript ion is the
K2on I y thing f oi
weak, broken-down
women. I feel like
a new woman a(t-r
taking It. I welirh
155 lbs. and never felt better In my life."
-Mas. A&xks Tatl m, ITS L. Green Su
STLACAroA, At A I have taken Pr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation,
irk headache, dizziness, colds and tirlp
and received great benefit, also have umnI
the 'Favontfl Prescription and 'fiolden
Medical Discovery" In the family with
great results and fee) In recom
mending thee remedies to auTouo."
V, A. ii. Cu. . .
item
Old Father Time will have to take
little quick step Saturday night, March
30. to cover the chasm of one hour and
go forward In his movements to catch up
with all the old clocks and watches
America.
There are plenty of bells in town fire
bells, churchbells and other kinds of bells
but there are only two street clocks
left In Chattanooga, and It Is "by these
two clocks that the Chattanoogans going
to and from their work day by day set
their watches.
One of these clocks Is located In front
of Fischer Bros, at the corner of Eighth
and Market streets, and has been on
duty now for something like forty years
When this old clock reaches the hour of
midnight on March 80 it will be moved
forward one hour in accordance with the
daylight saving movement, and Easter
morning of 1918 will be announced one
hour ahead of Itself. In other words
when the policeman makes his hourly
round up and down Market street, when
he passes Fischers' clock at 13 o'clock
and goes to the next corner to open the
little telephone box and make his report
he will look up at the clock at Ninth and
Market, In front of the Saul Jewelry
store, and see that It Isn't 11 o'clock at
all. but 1 o'clock.
Promptly at midnight, when the or
chestras at the different ballrooms are
playing "Home, Sweet Home," these two
street clocks will be changed. Someone
will be designated to stay downtown
little hit later on Saturday night for the
special purpose of arranging for an ex
tra hour of daylight the next morning.
The night watchmen, or perhaps some of
the employes of these stores, will be des
Ignated to move the Chattanooga time. up
one hour. They will be Instructed to
climb the ladder when the hands reach
12 and move them around, to 1.
Just suppose a man shduld be standing
on the atreet corner watting for a car a
few nilmitea before 12 o'clock, and hla bat
should blow off and start rolling down
Market street, and he started after It
and recovered his hat several minutes
later. He wslks back to the corner and
(in the meantime the man has been up
the ladder and changed the clock) finds
that it tortk him an hour to recover his
hat. "Well," he would say, "I guess I'll
have to wait right here for the owl car
which usually goes out of the street car
barn at 1:50."
Again, suppose a young man who has
taken his beat girl to a dance and prom
ised her mother that they would be home
a little after 12, should leave the ballroom
floor promptly at 13 o'clock with his fair
lady, and as they pass down Market
street In sn automobile, ha glances up at
the "old standby" and flnds he-Is taking
his beat girl home an hour later than
he should.
Everybody must accept the time on the
SYRUP OF FIGS
F0RCR0SS,SICK
FEVERISH CHILD
Look, Mother I Is tongue
coated, breath hot and
stomach sour?
Harmless "fruit laxative" best
to clean tender liver
and bowels.
D
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It must be a bit disconcerting for a
19-year-old bride to have a 17-year-old
young lady call her "Mother!" Thl Is
the relationship Into which Mrs. R. A.
McDermld, an American girl, stepped
when she became the wife of a wealthy
Vladivostok merchant. Now she's come
to the United States to get acquainted
with her daughter, who Is attending
school at Lincoln, Neb., as well as her
two sons, 15 and 13, who are at Co
lumbus, O.
Mothers can rest ensy, after giving
"California Syrup of Figs," because in
a few hours all the clogtred-iip waste,
sour bilo, and fermenting food gontly
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again. Children
simply will, not take the time from
piny to empty their bowels, and they
become tightly parked, Irver get el tig-
gltth and stomach disordered.
When cross, feverish, restless, aee
If tongue Is conted, then give this de
IIcIouh "fruit laxative." Children love
it, and it ennuot cause Injury. No
difference what nils your little one If
full of cold, or a sore throat, riuu-rhwa.
Htoinnch ache, bad breathe, remember,
a gentle "inside clemming" should al
ways be the first treatment given. Full
directions for babies, children of all
ages mid grown-ups are printed on
each bottle.
Hrw.'ire of counterfeit fig syrups.
Auk your druggist for' a bottle Of
California Syrup of rigs," then
look carefully and ace that It la made
by the "California Fig Syrup Com
pany." We make no smaller alee.
Ilund back with contempt any other
fir; syrup. (Adv.)
Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
Tt WomWul Music that Burst. Forth
Wbtn tha Stork Arrive.
r' "vvfr1 'T"!l
jf""". WrW
mm
hot cn forget that little hisy cry
that erhoes the arrival of the new baby?
Hefoie baby coinea thn mother' should
get In onilitlon to meet the crisis.
Tlioiisiuiilh of women have used the
st.fr mid reliable application. Mother's
I i ivri1. during the waiting months, and
II. py r,lat bow they entirely escaped
nnuv rM-rvpuaneita. bearing down and
M:i i. l,ing iwlna and many other dehlll
tatini; nni dlMieartrnlng uperlencea
wlii. h n ii y tit the moiher for the great
'i t:nn' in a woman's lite.
l.Hipi' Friend la a wonderful help to
na'ui In relieving atraln and distress
bi'niKtii bout hs ripandlng muaclea. The
nrrw. too. will be ,-alm. making the
PMhM one of ilieertul days and reatful
lunlit- TIip brmata sre kept in good
c.jiulhmn ami tlia abdominal muscles re
lux iih .. wIiph baby la born.
Mn" M I i iriid makes It poaMbla for
ii r ri . riimi mother herself to actually
ml inn ip m tl k lor Ions work to be per
l" mi, it. hi .1 no woman ahould neglect or
tml n. sue nnluie a helping hand. It
will mpnii Infinitely Pas pain at the crlals
Mu'ii, r 1 rleni la for external me
. al.Milnieiv unfe and wonderfully
te.m, it lit nirp.ired bv the HiadfleM
l..nil;it..r Co. K-174 Uir.nr Itldii . At
litim lia Write thim for their Moth
eil.M.l 11.10k." po vnliiable to eprctant
n."'l:ei
1'ti" ure a hr.ttle of this famona rem
edy, wl.irh ha brn tixed by women with
lha iM!.t nir. pi.ii (nr over half a cen
tury, finin Hip iliiitcin trxlav. ami tlnlsi
fortify fiii-F.:f naiiist pam and die
comfort. tAJ j
face of these two street clocks, even
though they know they are "fibbing" as
badly as the clocks whose hsnds move
the wrong way when It's time for a
girl's beau to say goodnight.
However, there is one thins; that won't
be late Easter Sunday, and that is the
Goddess of the Morn. She will get up
usual, but will be received by the
people of America an hour earlier.
Those who have been used to getting
up late on Sunday morning will get up
an hdur earlier, and some of the pretty
maiden who have been unable to set
reedy In time for Sunday school may
have an opportunity to get to church on
time.
One of the greatest things that will be
derived from the new measure Is that It
will give the business men who go home
at this sesaon of the year and work In
their gardens before supper an hour
more work. Instead of going home at 6
he will go home at fi, and will work
from 6 to 7 In his garden. The house
wife will have breakfast, dinner and
supper an hour earlier.
The Chattanooga Railway and Light
company will not make any changes In
the schedule of the running of the street
cars Saturday night or Sunday morning.
Cars that leave Market street at 13
o'clock and are due back In town at 1
o'clock will get back at I o'clock, or I
o clock by the old time. The owl car
which usually goes out at 1 :30 wilt go out
at 2:30 by the new time and will get
puck m a : jo.
By Monday morning. April t, the clocks
all over the city will all be set up and
the time will have been adjusted ai)
over the ITnlted States. It baa been
suggested that those having watches set
their watches up one hour when they re
tire Ssturday night, and when they
wake up Sunday morning they will be
correct.
PROTECTION PROPERTY
RIGHTS OF SOLDIERS
Courts Authorized to Appoint
Counsel to Represent In
terests of Absentees.
Soldiers and sailors will be pro
tected from undue hardship, due to
their Inability to bring or defend law
suits and attend to their business ob
ligations of property rights, during
their absence in military service, ac
cording to an act recently passed by
;opgrvn.
This act provides for the protection
of soldier or sailor, who owes money
on a note, or who bna bought or leased
lands, tools, or furniture on the In
stallment. It also protects him from
foreclosure, account nonpayment on
his home, where same h n been mort
gaged. He Is given protection If he
has started a homestead, or mining
claim, and many other protections of
property Interests during his service
in the present war.
If, In these or nny other wsys, be
may suffer hardships, tho object of
this act Is to give protection.
' The act provides that upon notice
by somo friend or relative of the sol
dler or sailor of some undue hard
ship being brouuht against him. In
Milt, or otherwise, that the nearet
court be notified promptly, and the
court will make prompt Inquiries Into
the merits of tho case, and if the
case merits It, the court will appoint
sn attorney to represent the soldier or
sailor In the law suit. A like provi
sion la made In event the soldier or
ssllor Is Inducted Into service while a
suit Is pendlnir.
Copies of the act bae been sent
out to SO.OOfl law vers, to all superior
courts, and to all local boar, a, and
copies placed In the hands of all mag.
rat rates-.
Conscientious Objectors
To Be Non-Combative
Traahlngton. March 11. An executive
order Issued today by President Wil
son provides that all conscientious ob
peetore to the selective draft shall be
given nonconibatant service. The non
combatant branches outlined by the
president Include the medical corps,
nunrtcrmaater corps and the engineer
service.
It Is provided that an far as niav
be feasible assignments of objectors to
noncoinbatant serx ice will be re
stricted to the several detachments and
units of the medical department tinleaa
nqueat is made for aatcnment to
other branchee of nonconibatant serv
ice. Best Medicine for Constipation.
i iUmwm frier, t'hurlfon lit
statea that Chamberlain's Tablets are
the heat medicine for constipation that
she baa ever used. There are hun
dreds of others who are of the same
l . 1'i-.mm tablet B - rV t .1
II mil. i "
take and most agreeable In effect.
(Adv.)'
,WE ARE COMPELLED TO SELL AT LESS THAN COST IN ORDER
TO MOVE OUR STOCK BEFORE THE LEASE EXPIRES.
Saturday Specials
FELT HATS
$3.00 and $4.00 Hats
$1.95
STRAW HATS
$2.00 Hats ...$ .75
$2.50 Hats $1.00
$3.00 Hats $1.25
$3.50 Hats $1.50
$4.00 Hats $1.75
$6.00 Hats $2.75
$8.00 Hats $3.75
CAPS
75c, $1.00, $1.50 Caps
49c
All Military Goods
Belpw Cost
Melley-RIhiodes Co,
702 MARKET STREET
M. KREIS-254 EAST MAIN STREET
SATU R DAY
A 25c Thrift Stamp FREE
Tomorrow, Saturday, is Thrift Stamp Day. In order to fit
tingly celebrate it and boost the distribution, we will give
one 25c Thrift Stamp FREE with each purchase of $5 or over.
PS
J
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5
Aw DmpirM Anneoneoraont HSy
Mo KEEKS. MAIN STREET
In addition to being out of the high-rent zone, our business meth
ods operate to enable us to sell you for less money the same high qual
ity of merchandise sold at higher prices elsewhere. We have eliminat
ed all deliveries, all charge accounts and all approvals, which makes a
very material reduction in the cost of "doing business and permits us
to quote our high-grade merchandise at rock-bottom prices.
Jtatf Arrivals m Doraon's Uoar
PRESSES
We know that you will not find a bet
ter asosrtment of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine,
and Georgette Crepe Dresses anywhere,
and as for values, you simply cannot du
plicate them at these prices
$12.98 to $22.50
SUITS
A most remarkable collection of the
very newest models in Spring Suits for
Women. A collection that embraces
every wanted fabric, color and fashion
nd every one an exceptional value at
$9.98 to $35.00
The Most Beautiful Millinery Ever Shown
Our Millinery Department is always crowded, which is sufficient evidence
that the Hats wc are showing and the prices we quote arc far superior to any to
be found elsewhere.
Trimmed Hats $2.98 to $9.98 Shapes $1.48 to $3.98
SKIRTS
Beautiful and popu
lar new Surah Silk
Skirls, worth $7.50
$5.98
Sport Skirts
in m ooI and silk ; all
new color and models.
$4.98 to S16.9S
WAISTS
Beautiful Tub Silk
Waists; plain and
fanov trimmed
$1.9S
Crepe de Chine
The best value in the
city; worth $.00, for
onlv
$2.48
Beautiful Grorgette
Crepe Waists at
S4.9S
COATS
A great collection of
handsome Coats for
Sprinp. All the new
models, colors and fab
rics, at
$9.98
to
$25.00
PETTICOATS
We are showing
a wonderful line of
the new Fetticoati in
durable and popular
Silk Taffeta, at
$3.48
to
$4.98