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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1018.
C0NWAY-BR0UN PUPILS Merger of American National With
THIS WAR NOT LAST,
SAYS "ALFALFA BILL"
PRESENT ARTISTIC PLAY
The Last D
ays of Big
Citizens State Bank Is Announced
Trodactlon at ofuntry Club Grounds
liaises Lrge Sum for
lied Cross.
With the Country club grounds as
a picturesque natural setting, the
Conway-Hroun private school lust
evening presented as lta closing
event of the school year, '"A .Mid
rummer Nights Fantasy." directed
by Miss Olivo H. Jackson end .Mrs.
Uulsa Jackson Kteone.
Over one hundred children repre
sentative of the wanes, which are i
under the direction of Mrs. Fred A.
Fulghum and .Miss Itesslo llroun, and :
tho kindergarten department, wnhj
Mrs. Leola Thompson Klscr as su
pervisor, took part In tliu beautiful.
colorful epectacle presented as a J it d
Cross benefit.
The pretty story of the fantasy
net In a forest glade at twilight and
In candy land, and woven around
Columbine, represented liy Anna
Kennedy, and Tlerrot by Jean
wisps, fairies wood-nymphs, water
sprites, l'Yench dolls, candy slicks.
pages, chocolate soldiers .-and ushers'
all had a part In Its imfnliltu,' to the
Audience of several hundred people.
The settings, costuming and llght
lns effects were unusually attractive,
particularly In the second scene In
which Suzanne Itodolf, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Itodolf, and Fred Joyce Abbott, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren 1). Abbott,
were presented as king and queen.
A patriotic touch won Riven the
program In the drill by sixteen choc
olate soldiers, led by Davis lirady.
. Charles li. Kogers Rave a brief
Patriotic, talk, after which he pre
sented the prizes of flowers to pu
pils from the various grades nf the
nchool who sold the largst number
of tickets for iho bencf,. Irene Duel,
Mary Katherine Itodolf and Alice
Kingsbury received gift ()f flowers
and Sam Kennedy was presented
with a box of candy. Much credit
is due the Instructor and directors
for the artistic as well aa financial
success of tho undertaking
It Is expectod that several hundred
dollars will bo realized fr the Itcd
Cross.
Children taking part were as fnl
lows: KUzabeth (Jrels, itattio
grains, Eleanor lYIncle, Kuth
One of tho most Important deals
in financial circles In many months
culminate, yesterday afternoon In
the consolidation of tho American
Najlonal and the, Citizens' Slate
banks. The merger hurt been pend
ing for some lime and the jret-tn-gothcr
meeting yesterday afternoon
was in the nature of a love feast cele
brating the fostering of one of
Tulsa's strongest fliuinelal Institu
tions. The combined deposits of the
two hanks will reach a tolal of niore
than i 0 . 0 1 n.
K. I!. Jones, who was rhoeen pres
i'lent of the new Institution.' needs
no inlroduction In Tulsa people. Mr.
JoroH came to Tulsa from Altus,
v here he was president of the Cit
izens' State bank, which he orfc-an-
l;:ed. He came lo Oklahoma in 1 900,
locating at Ardmore and Was cashier
of the First Slate bank there l-r
three years, later going to Altus. On
October 1, 1917. Mr Jones came to
Tulsa, taklnir control of the Ameri
can National bank at that time, ,-nd
the growth of that Institution has
been phenomenal. It was because
of this fact of rapid grown that
j negotiations were t p.-ne I through
I.. 1. imnioi 10 i'i imk m,'w,,v ,' ......
solldatlon tf the Cltlz-.-is" Slab- bai'k
and the American Nation il. It-it r. in
stitutions were jr rowing beyond
bounds and their Vpuce had proven
Inadequate to handle their business.
Monday morning the Amirlc.in Na
tional opened for business in the
quarter of the' fit,, in' State and
will soon he moved t the onwr of
Third street and llosion avmu-
S. II. Klnir, lr . fo-mei- nss'st irit
cashier at the Kxrhang-i National
bank, has been iieciired to act as ec
tive vice-president of the new insti
tution. Mr. King leave, his f irmer
associate, at the fttrhnnre Natlona. ,
with their best wishes nnl with their
best feelings. Mr. King, though a
r ruiirie-.iiaire Ueatv lnli .r.i
Pnngle, Mary Katherlno Itodolf,
Alice Hell, Mary Hlizabeih Newstim,
Helen Walsh, Katherine Wand, will-o'-wlsps;
Kleanor Smith, shepherd;
Kvelyn Jaskins, Minnie Kennedy'
Mary I'age. Rlizabeth I.en Minks.'
Austin Kelley, Marion Savage, Alice
Kistler, Virginia Flnley, Dorothy
Flnlcy. Willie Twist,, fairies; Frances
I'ard, Virginia Winkler, Lillian
Misencr, Margaret Shields; Elwllda
Belle Springer, Louise Frantz, Irene
;,: "' V 'f'f
I (S. It. KINO. Jr.)
young man, is an eld heal at the
banking game and every business
tuan In Tulsa known him to bo a
thorough banker :n eve y sense f
the word. He is a dlie.lor and Is
treasurer of the tti tiul Merchants'
association; member of the Tri. les
Council of Tulsa; dire -to- tM treas
urer of the Tulsa ' 'r -'lit Me f"s i.ssn
elation and a menib-r of the Mid
Conllnent oil hhsocimi" I.
Tho new Institu'no, through per
sonnel ranking ,ni'on(j th bes. In
the sniithwest, et.'-lcM lh it the
Bond will and best . inti. m of all Tuba
and the banking fr.i o ir.'v.
Huel, Rebecca HaskoJI, Hammle
Lombard, KUzabeth Kramer, Hosa
lind Hollow, Ileltie Welsh, Lucille
Kennedy.' wood-nymphs; Mary Leon
ard, Jane Hobinson, Katherine Ful
Khum, Thelnia Konnedy, KUzabeth
Henry, Susannah lladlet, water
sprites; Jean Nixon, witch; Pepgy
(IroHshart. KUzabeth Mason, .Marina: , constitution giving equal
Jane Pearson, Alice Kingsbury. Kllsef ' 1
Friend. Hqbhy Garvlo, Allan Kelsey,
Dannie Hurnett, Robert CJilmore,
Richard Savage, candy hearts; Mary
I'nge, Muriel Monselle, French dolls;
K'.nest Patterson, Norrls Crutchfield,
Harness Cpp, pages; Uival Martin,
Sam Kennedy, Parker f'.arvle. (ieorge
McDonald.- tionlon Henke, Thomas
Ilaskins. Harvey linss. Marshall
Hartmann. Krokl Twist, Harold
Slovcr, Frank I'hesiey. Walter Don
nelly, Davis lirady, chocolate sol
diers; Jessie Harlow, Ludie Harlow,
Clethane Wcrtzbcrger, Helen Walk
er, ushers.
NINE WOMEN IN RIGSDAG
Denmark's Asw-mhly Opened Cnder
Iiual SnffrnBo llrKt Time.
COPKMtAGKN. May Den
mark's first rlgsdag assembled un-
Biiffrace to men anil women was
formally opened today by King
Christian in the new 'hrlsllanborg
palace, on the site of the old palace
burned 34 years ago. Interest was
added by the presence for the first
time of the nine women members.
The nddress from the throno em
phasized tho government's Intention
to continue ltij, pycy of slrict. neu
trality, expressed confidence that the
Iceland question would be nmlcahl)
adjusted and referred with satisfac
tion to the co-operation of tho Scan
dinavian countries.
HUNT-MURRY-
litibcrnatorliil Candidate In SinivIi
to Ail Club. Declares We'll In
'It Though.
,-Alfalf.l PHI"- Murray was the
guest of honor at the Tulsa Ad duo
yesterday at their luncheon ai Hotel
Tulsa a.ol made one of bis chat-ac-
tetisllcally witi'. mealy hp ''s.
titling It w 'lh appropriate i a f. . -dices
to advertising ,
Mr. Murray was intrieoo. .
I no-
"his
tory makers i
been president
tlonal convention,
house of the firs'.
gressina n-at-l.a rge
,i t, 1 ....... i4 us on
" . , I,., i In
I I IK I.I OIMM.1 7
of the first constlHl-
speakef oi um
loutslatiire. c.o).
and afterward
congressni a u irom nis o..m
Mr Munav thought Hie ptopa
pnnda of advertising now being car
ried on v well-meaning persons .a
this will be the "last war" and tin.
. ,ni.iit neaco will
mi versa I ann i ,
follow its conclusion
and Insinuating
think a tner.cu . M n
stni;e. Man
declared
must ronipe
he
Spend, But Spend Wisely
These Wednesday Specials will mean a saving of from 33 1-3
to 50. It will not only be an act of patriotism, but you will ap
preciate the wonderful values.
The New Wash
Skirts' Are Here
Two Special Values for Wednesday
A Wednesday Sale
$1.45 $1,95
Values up to $2.00 Values up to $3.00
We have an even 100 of these beautiful
White Skirts to go on sale Wednesday
morning. They are made of piquot, fancy
carded madras and trocotine. Many new
and novel designs in pockets and button
trimmings.
See them in the window.
Street and House Dresses
Values Up. to $5.00- at $2.95
Women will marvel at these dress value;
made of gingham in plain and fancy plaids,
also figured rt?p with fancy collars. -.You will
want two or three of these very serv- (Jsy Qff
iceable dresses at this special price n)JO
House Aprons and Garden
Dresses
Aprons made of the best grade
check gingham; garden dresses in
two-piece suits In light striped
percales. CM q
Very special VltUJ
Broken Lot Waists
One-Third Irss Than Retrain r Trice).
An on on table. Many different kind.
OrKand. voile, crepe tie chine, KenrRCtto and
fancy chiffon. Take your choice while the lot
lasts at one-third less than tho reuular price.
Our remnant counters you will find piled up
with short lengths of silks, voiles, jrlnKham,
percales, damask, muslins, while goods, laces,
embroideries, ribbons and In fact, all kinds of
plee goods that have been reduced ONE-IIAM-'
9
A Real Sale on Table Linens for Today
'affifflkb. tnc PriCGS f a cotton and linen cloths advancing, there
""SEE?'' will never be a better time than now to buy table linens.
U '(lanucrnux
hec.uise tie cnu
n-lll ever ream "''
made to num.
and to compete. i
te and we nv i :
., .,..int where we hao
' !......,!.. -Ill l.tcome-a pri.tii
maritime nation and we must pro
irtverntiicnt. ne pn -n ,
n-in nnl In victory tor i
, . ..... .., that t V 1 11
lUlt Ml! 'Mltll II r,.
ho the lust war.
,. !. i.'i.uw.v rcnortcd thnt
(.n-lo-Krlseii" committee had lihan
cloned all other, surest Ions and had
.lecldcd to assess every member i
each to raise a fund of $2,500 with
which to defrav the expenses of five
members to tho Kan Vrnnclsco con
vention of the National Advertising.
clrl.H of the world. The recommen
dations, of the committee were
adopted. A publicity man will be
sent ahead of the delenation lo fill
the Frisco papers full of Tulsa be
fore the convention meets.
The cluh endorsed plans outlined
bv t'. K. lluehner for extcnHlons and
lmiirovements at the Y. M. t'. A.
CITY FATHERS TELL PAGE
WHERE TO "GET OFF AT"
Sand Sprlnirs far Tracks Must Ho
1OMcrod lo 1rvel on
iJrtfiiwo l.
fharles I'UK-e was yesterday or
dered by the oily rmnmlssloners to
eiihcr drop his Sand Hprlncs car
tracks (town lo a level with the street
nl.mir r.rcenwood avenue or tear his
trncks up. sa
Tliu tracks are raised above tho
level of (he street pearly twelve
Inches. Actlnir Mayor McNnlty said.
and the law requires that they Rhall
not only be even wtlh the street. I
but the street car company must
I pave In between and 2 1 Inches on
leach side, which has not been done. I
I "I'nlefiH this track 1h fixed the I
'company will either iret off that
Istreet or we'll tear the tracks up for;
it," said the aciln mayor. j
BEGGARS NOW NUMEROUS
temway saving
Save $85 to $150
On Steinway
Grands
Now Here
lor too Rmft
I r I ;rndiistrs
for I he Hrlita of
June or Septem
ber; Secure tha
Knprtmi Oitt
now at a Posltlva
Savins.
y uraenng
Before June 1
Wise buyers realize the growing scarcity of Steinways
and are making the saving and insuring themselves of
the Steinways they want.
Foresight beats hindsight,
going to buy that Piano
Even though you were not
till next fall. Buv NOW
rather than wish you had.
Remember a big, definite, positive, important sav
ing on EACH Steinway bought before. June 1.
Your old piano taken in at full cash value, Comparatively small deposit
required to secure your STEINWAY AT THE BIG SAVING!
Think it over then put it over. Time means money! Order by wire or call in person!
TILL JUNE 1
Steinway Uprights $550
and up.
Steinway Grands $825
and up.
417 South Main
Phones 3133-3134
A. J. Cripe, Mgr.
Price, we quota now not In f
foct after Juh. 1, but. w wilt
on your order and payment of
a deQn.lt, t (lad to deliver at
a future date should you to
wleh.
Commissioner rurrnn Would Thin
I.ltic of Tin Hps on Ntroetn.
City Commissioner II. K. C'urran
i told the other rommlHSloncrs at their
jmi'ctln(r ypsterdnv morning thut
nmny comphiinln harl heen made to
him ahnut tho Inrgn ruimhcr of hoc
j Kin's on tho Btrcetii of Tulsa anil he
j wanted something done ahout It.
I Humane officer A. M. Welch, who
Wiih before Iho commissioner to ask
'for sewerace connections for tho de.
tinllon home, tttalel that Ium nr.
KaiuzuUon would asslMt any hefuai
our at the clly with railroad fare,
and the conmiixHloni'rx Indicated that
they will take advantage of tho of
fer nnd try to thin out the lino of
cups.
BAILEY GOES TO TRIAL
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Ijix-I'oi Willi I'ep-ln.
A Liquid Jilirestlve Laxuthe plenn
ant to take. Just try one fin? hottlo
for Indigestion or Cnnatipallou.
VniKh Allcced to Hurfl Hilled John
Dohroff, liwk. Workman, I'ji
ten Miriit for I4fe.
fjarrett fCotton) Halley, chnrjted
with the murder of John pohreff IhhI
Itecemher, went on trial for his lifn
In tho rilNlrict courtroom yeterday.
Kvldcnco for tho utate wan presented,
and three wltni'sae for the defence
put on tho stand. The Bctwlon ad
journed at the end of the afternoon
and It Is likely that the rasa will
Ko to the jury late this afternoon.
The case ntta Inst Halley grew out
of a ghootlnif ii raio over a Rambling
Kaipe In tho Greek workmon's ramp
near the iron works on the nlsht of
l)ecemher 22. Halley, Allison Ivey
and two other men who were never
arrested, were charged w'llh the mur
der of Iiobreff. Allison was released
at tho preliminary hearlnir before
Justice I'M Warren In January, and
Halley hold without bond.
Thn evidence yesterday war fclvnn
I mostly bv fellow workers of Dobreff
and It was necessary to n an in
terpreter. This caused tho case to
POWERFUL FORCE
USED BY ENEMY
TIL
64-inch Mercerized Damask; 75c fJQp
value for UiL
.88c
98c
64-inch Mercerized Damask; 85c 7Qp
value for ? I tL
70-inch Mercerized Damask; $1
value for
72 inch Mercerized Damask;
?L25 value for
Tablecloths, made and ready for use. Thi lot is a special purchase and if sold in a
regular way would bring f 2.50. Our price for today $1.69
72-inch Union Damask; $1.50 (I-J t Q
value for tPJLaXt
$1.49
$1.98
72-inch Linen DamasH; $2.50 JQ - A
value for 7
72-inch Linen Damask; $2.00
value for
72-inch Linen Damask; $2.25
value for
HUNT-MURRY CO.
213-215 South Main
Overlooking Canada's
Gateway to the Pacific
A spacious hostcIry'(C::5
rooms) the fragrance of
lovely Kardcn3 vifj -rouj
enjoyment of Klf. tennis,
motoring, fishing, r-ailiiiK
make the Hole! Vancouver
A PERFECT
SUMMER CENTER
IVTiKhtful ecrvicc and reaarmabla
I aits.
Ot to fcrmw Canada bct'.er your
nraitst any.
Ahk r K(-iKrt Tour So. Ii 15.
E. I.. 8KLEHA-N,
0n. At;t. TMrt'r. Dpt.,
Canadian TacUtc Railway, -420
Locuit St., HI. houU. Mo.
Rachd from th Last via
CANADIAN
NOTICE
to Boilermakers and
Helpers
drae vcrv niur.-h
lmllcy wan lilmitlflerl ly wltneoncs era IinlonKlnir to JTench nd Amerl
CONTIKL'KI FltOM PiflE ON'B
autumn flKhtlnn wns th;ia captured
In uninterrupted preaeure.
"In the afternoon the nltack con
linueH. Untwpen Vauxalllmi and
Vnlllv we are In the hcliilila near
Nciivlllo and Iiffaux and nnrlli of
Conde.
I touch Old Hat lie (Jroiind.
"Between Jlcrry au fine and Hrl
mont we rronned tho Alsnn and car
rlrd the balllo Into nn aroa which
had remained uii'tourhed hy Iho war
elnco 1914. Tho enemy wae nfaln
driven from the fortified winded
helKhta on Ihe riiiiI hern hunk of the
river. Ilctween V'allly and Jleaurleux
wn reached tho holichta due north of
tho Vcslo river.
"Ph. .rmu ixf rinnernt vnn Itelnw
threw the enemy out or strong po
nltioiia bet wean S'iplncii and llri
mont hack artroHH the Alne-Marne
canal and the western bank of the
canal and took by atorrn Cormlcy,
Cauroy and Lolvre.
"t'p to the preeont 15,000 prlaon
ers are reiiorted.
"Hotween tho Meueo and the Mo
aelle on tho Lorraino front the flRht
ing activity revived. Advance Into
tho11 enemy Unci 'resulted In the
brlnKlnif In ot more than 1 B0 prlaon
n one nf tb" fiur b"y that were
K'irnlillnur at the camp, and wan alHo
declared to have fired aeveral ahnlH.
linbreff wao killed and several other
ot the, workmen were Injured, but
none neriiuiniy.
NEGROES HELP RED CROSS
Washington Branch Secures $150 In
Tulsa raniNtlRii.
The followli'K Klatfinent of money
donnted to the Itcd CrrifH by tho
Wnahlnclon branch of Tuisa was Im
.i!ed ye5Urd.i:
Net p'oceedM of Red Oosa
Hall f fi
Donated from WuHhlnRton
branch tr"aaur- 10.H.1
Fund ralKc.lQ, by principal,
l.-iicheis and children of
Dunbar (traded m hnol,... CO f.
Tot-il 1130.00
Oil Company AhUh Paraiicfu.
'atep In n tank of gannline fpe,
exfianded and nirunrr a leak In the
tank, cniiBlnK a Inp nf fifty Kallnna
of caenllne. accfirdinp; to a ault for
daninifea filed in the riietrlet court
yeMi.erday njralnut Federal Itefliiln
comiany bv the Quality I'M A: Ghho
llni. Co' The pi-tninn n 1 1 "K-i pay
ment was made ffr the nil that
lenkeit out nnd nnk.i that the money
for fifty (rallona be refundeil.
There will be
the cnurthoiiHO
o'clock p. m.
hpeid.il meetinu at
l'riday nlfht ut it
A BEVERAGE
THAT MEETS
PRESENT DE
MANDS AGAINST
WASTE AND
EXTRAVAGANCE.
can roKlmcnta.'
I'nlvf'rslty (iota New HuHdlnK.
Specinl lo Th WorM
oriI.AHli.MA C1TT. May Thn
Hnlmboo Conslructliin company of
Oklahoma City aocured for the con
struction of the peoloKY bulldlnn at
tlm state university. Tho contract
price la $SS.t00, and the bulldlnff la
to bo completed In 300 daya from
letting of contract.
SolflKh ICitravagano.
Ho Your bills are awfully heavy
atfriln this month, my dear.
Hho Well, thn nerve of you ob
jecting to my bill whnn you know
it 1 papa who pays them.
He That'a Jut "! How can I
havo Iho check to axk hlrn to meet
any of mine when vou'ro touching
him up all the time?"
Prlwa for Shipbuilding.
IyONPON', May it. Tho Dally
Mall offers 110,000 as prize money
for competition among workers In
merchant shipbuilding yards In
rireat Ilrltnln and Ireland. The con
text will he hawed on thn percentage
of time nctunlly worked according to
'be total possible number of work
ing hours.
told In "The legion of Death," and
wonuorrul Kdlth Htorey, "the Bern
hardt of the screen," la Ideal for
the part of the lender of Jtusaia
women warriors. No other aotreaa
possesiea In auch measure the firs,
the dramatic Intensity, the fervor
necessary to portray the fighting
spirit in Jtusnia woman, the re
fusal to accept tyranny and dishonor
aa mo portion or a nation.
Orrat scenes of the Conflict In
itussla are uliown, both of the riot
ing in the streets, the flchtlns o
the battle front. There are. alsuB
in nasiiingion, just prior to
the receiving of the great news of
mo nvertnrow ot the Komunoffs.
l lie jAKlon of OeaLh " hoi,M
oe seen ny every friend of patriot
Ism, of bravery and hlirh nnnnm
Jt breathes the aplrlt of rlaht and
Justice, and of a devotion to hlah
aim umiio issues. More than that.
it Is a story filled with suspense and
dramatlo Incident, and the beautiful
love story that run throath it ilka
a goiuon tnread proves that even In
times of storm and stress love will
noi ue nnnied.
In direct contrast to the nnimv
of the people of Itussla. In this
greai seven-act production, la shown
tho lavish expenditure of some of
mo aristocrat and the nrnfllo-a.v
vi uioir lives, int court life Just
before tho arrest of tha tear and his
family is shown, and actors of abil
ity represent the members of the
ruyai laniuy.
ill
m !
mi V-S -1 I
...j. .fjJi, .v.....
JtilOAHWAY.
final performnncea of the pres
ent vaudeville bill and, picture pro
gram will be given at tho Broadway
theater lhl afftrnoon and evening.
the bill is an excellent one through
out and must bo seen to be appre
ciated. All of tho acta are far above
nr. Tho Throe Ixirdnns oroaent
one of the classiest canting novelty
acts of the season, there being many
spectacular fiita. l'ona and r'ona
have -a very cliisey gyrnnuailc novelty
act that has many pleaaing features.
j I'ctite .vyleno l presented as a
nnnicter singer. Othtr acl include
llbindl Hobinson In a alnainir and
talking ait, "Just a foul," and the
I'lireo Komanoffs In a spectacular
Mexican novelty act. There are two
LEGAL
Sill AM).
"Tho ICKion of Death" Is Metro's
rreat seven-act special production
do Hun of the ltiiHslan revolution,
with particular slteiitlori to the part
plHved by thn .women warriors of
Itussla. This "battalion of death"
slepped Into thn firing line to take
the places of the men whose spirits
had weakened and who had fled
from the trenches. Many men were j thnrn'n ,y .! plsintih on or bofor the
slinmeo, and all encouraged, ny tms zsm ay oi June, a. i. luis. er iiid pe-
(Publmhril in The Tula Dsllj World Miy
lMh. i'j iiii .lime filh. 1019 )
ndtk'k rtv i'inii.irATi..s.
IV THK HCPKKIIIH fllljKT tIF TCLSA
COl.'.S I'V, OM.AIID.MA.
Ml 6171
I.KAII MAItKS, l'liulitl,
v.
IIOK.tCK I' l.Ortf'II, n.r.nilent.
THK hi tl K, OK OKLAHOMA. lO.IIORACE
I) LoltCII :
TL nollre tliftt yui hsve bern sued In
th aliovn naitid court upan s prommory
eoleot Iw.'nty flvfl hutiilrfj 'tollarR ('i;,(lfil,
witli irilrri-Kt tliron at tho rate ot e'ltht
pur cent pur amiuiu from Kepti'mhor lltn;
I'M'!, until paid, tile luteritRt to tie paid
f:irerly; and a!v I bo additional aiini ot
lo hundred sna' fitly dollar. (1350) for
alutrney 1c; und al.o tliu costa of aid
ariam Said not ia MulijtMt to a rreifit of
fifty dollara (?.',()) .aiil loomher 31, 1IU7.
Anil you omul answer llio petition filed
excellent comedies and a great phe
toplay featuring- Gladys Leslie and
Kdward Earlt in "The Little Hun' '
way.", ' s
GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST ;
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR,
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
Try This! Hair Gets Thick,
Glossy, Wavy and Beau
tiful at Once. ,
Immediate? YesI CertalnT
that's the Joy of It. Tour hair be
comes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant
and appears as soft, lustrlous and
beautiful a a youne- girl's after a:
Dandorlrie hair cleanse. Just try
this moisten s cloth with a. little
Danderlne and carefully draw It
thru -your hair, taklna ens small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt or axnesslve
oil, and In just a few momenta you
nave tiouoiea tne beauty of your
hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whoie hair has been netlMUii
or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or
inin. iteaides beautifying the hair,
Danderlne dissolves every nsriict. nf
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and In
vigorates the acalp, forever stopping
Itching and falling hair, but what
will pioaso you most will be after a
few weeks' use. when mi .
hair fine and downy at first yes
hut really new hair growlnr all over
the scalp. If vou core fn
soft hair, and lots of it, surely get a
small brittle of Knowlton's Dander
lne from any drug store or toilet
counter for a few cents. Adv.
Kallant Bctlon, and returned to their
posts. History dors not contain the
ruual of this Inspiring moment, ex
cept In Ihe -life of Joan of Arc, or
a match for the bravery and determ
ination of Vera Hutchkareff and
her noble "battalion of death," so
called because each took poison with
her to escape dishonor at tho hands
of tbo Invading uermans.
K in this glowing story that is
tition will be taken aa true and Judgment
for the paid plaintiff will be rendered for
the amount of aaid delit, and in the at
tachment and KaruiAhment therein had and
rrarited judgment will be rendered accord-
Tlii a May 14th. 1 0 1 R.
FltANhl ISGRAHAM.
(BEAI.) Court Clerk
Hy RASnOLPM HAM K,
lleputy Clerk,
Davidson k Williami. Attornuja
for l'iaiutiif, Tuiba, Oala.
OWDER IN SHOES
AS WELL 'AS GUNS'.
I-Kt-Eofl to Bo Added to Enuin.
men .. e it i . e
t Fort Wayne.
I'nder the above heading ih rv..
trolt Free Press, among other things
mvs: "The theory la that soldiers
whose feet are In good condition oan
wuik luriner ana faster than soldiers
who have corns and bunions Incased '
in rnwniue."
The I'lattsburg Camp Manual ad
vises nien In training to shake Foot
Ktiae in their shoes each morning.- -
One war relief committee reports,
of all the things sent out In their
Comfort Bags or "Kits," Aliens Foot.
Fase received the moat praise from
the soldiers nnd men of the army. It
is used by American, French and
Uritlsh troops, because it takes the
Friction from the Shoe and freshens
the feet. There Is no foot comforter .
eipial to Allen's Foot-Kase, the an 0
tlseptic. healing powder to be shaken
Into thn shoes and sprinkled In the
foot-bath, the standard remedy for
over 25 years for hot, aching, per
spiring, smarting, swollen, tender
feet, corns, bunions, blisters or cal
louses. Why not order a doien or more
25c boxes today from your Druggist
or Dep t. storo to mall to your friends
In training camps and In the army
and navy. -
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