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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918.
CLEMENCEAU IS GIVEN
THANKS OF SENATORS
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Oklahoma Hospital
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let Fireproof bulliiin;; at ranged fur
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I'hmia Oaaga 11911
! BUSINESS CARDS
Phone, oltil i:-17 Went Ari'h'T
iiatciikr rnonucK co.
Wholesale Jobbers
Creamery I'utter and Kggs
(.ood Kggs Always
TPN YE Dr. Arthur
ILi Er Campbell
. Miiyc. Hide
Ihroat Phono HID6.
Ueadquartera for Kryptok Ianaea
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TULSA
Maw Location 10 Weat Third
rhona 1471
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Efflclant trained nurata. IIMm
adopted If dealred.
1103 W. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma City, Ok la.
S" HANNON'Q
FURNITURE O
Exehanffe, New for Old
14 and It Weat Second
CHir W. McCulloch H. 11. Chaffio
MOWBRAY
'UNDERTAKING CO.
OPEN DAT AND NIQHT
SERVICE)
C"?Dr.I. Angstreich
OPTOMETRIST
with
HARRY HEILBRON
JEWELER
Second and Main Phona 117
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
TIT SOUTH C1IETE.VNB
THONB 100
Children Cared for During- Working
or Shopping linura
W. J. GREGG l7j7 MARTIN
Attorneys-at-Law
Exchange National Bank Building
TuUa, Ok la.
AUGUSTA FOURNIER
' 0M0HUNDR0
Teacher of Voice.
Studio 12!0 N. Denver
Phone 6341
EDNA B. FARIS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY PUBLIC
Room 5150 Mayo Building
Thone 795.
SAM'L. A. BOORSTIN
ATTORNKY AND
COtNSKLLOR-AT-lAW
61MJ-H Wright lildg.
Law of oil and daa
Law of Corporation
PHONE 7 1 S3
Dr. E. C. Rather
National Association
CHIROPODIST
llli East Third St.
Phone 2810 Tulsa, Okla.
HOTEL OXFORD
Strictly modern, sto im heat, hot
and cold running a"-r in every
room, private l ath, moms sitiRlo
or ensuite. Ratrs $j pit wtck
and up. Corner Third and. Detroit.
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FLU EPIDEMIC
ABOUT OVER
Places of Amusement
to Open Nov. 10th
Now is the lime to nt'curo your
ChmtmaH Piano or Player
Piano. We have u Root! se
lection now, but they are go
ing fast. No more pianos wijl
be shipped before Christmas.
(Wc have used and second-1
hand pianos.)
T: J. White Music Co.
624 So. Main Phone 454
NERVES ALL ON TENSION?
A mother in the home, or a man or woman at busi
ness, with nerves undone and the system generally
feeling the strain, should find wonderful help in
il
Powerful sedatives or strong medicines are habit
forming and dangerous. The logical help is a form
of nourishment abundant in tonic properties. Scott h
brings strength to the body, through nourishment
that is felt in every part. inclined to be nervous,
the logical answer is Scott's Emulsion.
Smll 1 riowne nionmfirlil, V '
TAi-m.i:n in fed f-T evrrl di fter M
fever lu Mihsnlr.l.
Do not retutn to n.irk tmfl !t vmptiwn
hare rln.ipe.wril.
Ma'.e special ef im t tehoilt! t!ie hoililv
resistance Iw lakins p'emy nl wliolrsomr
tiourishmrnt am! by kn-pTiR in the npen air as
rmirh a possihle.
!if sine lha' vnur sleepuiR r-inii Ins lots of
fre.li air. (hil.lnnr 'eeping is even better.
Oklahoma Tuberculosis Association
Oklahoman Bldg. Oklahoma City
Tulsa Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Board Education Tulsa, Oklahoma
NO NEED FOR SHOCK
TROOPS RIGHT NOW
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After the flti"
is over
' The after effects of influenza are ofttimes more seri
ous than the disease itself. It is highly important that
those who have had influenza should take every precaution
to bring their bodily resistance back to normal as quickly
as possible.
After recovery the room that has been occupied during
the illness should be thoroughly renovated not with sul
phur candles, formaldehyde and other so-called fumigants,
but with lots of soap, water and "e!low grease."
Let in plenty of fresh air and all the sunlight possible.
After you have had influenza, your lxdy is weakened
and it is much easier for you to contract respiratory dis
eases such as pneumonia, bronchitis and tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis is one of the most dangerous after offecUi
of 'nfluenya and jrre;it care should be a!;on to prevent the
rx-ciiiT'tTx in" ilii-. . t rious disease.
Giye the bmly more than thf iccnttomerl
mount o( rest
If sour coiirIi or CVer persists for more,
than three weeks', 0 your physician for
easeful examination t ,rf whether any ifn
of tuberculosis a,c present.
Tuherculosis js both preventable and cura
ble If treatment is begun before the disease
is far advanced, it can be arrested or cured.
lo Pot use patent medicines.
Kor furthe,- information or advice, ton
tnunicate i'h
ROLLHONOR
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.Irfiiiri W Mndnlll. Crilr., Va.
J.imen M''Connlrk. laiunchinK. P.
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N'arr.la Penanll. Sin Francluro, Cal.
r It. Knftelharl, I'lpeetone. Minn.
Poler Oedila. PesBemer. Mli-h.
P II Harris. Sniithf leld. N. C.
Win. V. Kavlen, Chlnwro, IM.
.I.inie I.. Ilomre, Pnrham. N f.
John V. KnlnsUI. K.Imira. N. T.
AiiEii.it, .T. I.lptiinn. Newton .Pa.
Walter A Loomin. Prim elown. N. T.
A M Opel. Jefferson City. Mo.
Ilarrlenn Shearer. Aehland, Ohio.
Tn.enl J Uliniar. Prldeeport. N. J.
Thoi. A Carr, Philadelphia. P.
Hiiwt ('line. Amelia. Ohio.
Thoi. C Klniley. Kdceworth. Pa
J A. OC'innor. Plaltihur. N. T.
Harry Speyrr. Shelhlna. Mo.
Dee ThnniH. Hume. N. T.
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Anaelo Constanil. I.aekawanna. N T.
I. eille C. Zeger. payton, Ohio.
Merhanlo:
Karl Kendlg. A.ihland. Ohio.
I'hanffeiir:
Vnllaltif Parker, Pelma, Cal.
Trlvatea:
rtobert Ie Alston. Littleton, V. C.
II. I,. Andrewi, Roanoke Rapid.
N. C.
fieni Atiklnnd. RUvner. Norway.
Alvln M. Heaeley, Joplln. Mo.
1'rlU K. Ilenann. Hohn, Sweden.
Iloii C Peme. Ituffalo. N. Y.
Kara lllake, Sprlnpf leld. Col
A .1. nnlny. New Tork. N T.
P S Ilo!llnirer. Creenehurg. Pa.
John K. Honkl. I.udlnRton. Mich.
Wm. V. Cnlllne. ChlriiRO, III.
H.irry .1 Conrad. Nantyirlio. Pa.
i John Cnnyiia. rirarnell. Pa.
tTiirein-e t'ooley. Kvaneport. Ohio.
Harry K Cooper. Orafton. W. Va.
A K. Miiiinir. Toledo, Ohio.
Oirar iMnielnon, Helview, Minn
A n I In . ri v Hanionln, Mercello. Italy.
Onier Pa vis. Smlthaon. W .
Harry liernpMey, i'Iii. .ij-i III
We,y Uru.-h, Itrufhiale. Minn.
John Caihoun, Philadelphia, I'a
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It IJ Campliell. Lenoir. N t'
Wilbur Carpi i.t. t Saudueky. Wis
Kln Carli-r. Cim innali, tihio
Waller CuHhiuure. Kansas City, Mo.
Tho. J. CdHHidy, I'hila'lelphi.i, I'a.
Hubert CateH, I huikIiiii i;, N C
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T. Chedolal, r,iii,ei-,,iirlvlll.-.
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Ja.s o liriver. :- Ima. N C
John V Karl. I'.uffaln. N V
tilho Krtenn, Urn k mnufit N. .
John It. I.rn ksi.n. .l.-r-'-y, I'a
Kerinrtli l-.ui. l air ti.ik.i. t'al
Mourn.. i;.iff. 1'urr.l.iirv W. 'a.
Ned OnlhriK. Nevada. Ohio.
Charli- ' i ' 1 1 1 1 1 r i ' , VaHtu.i, Mo.
M.imiii iiim:ii, I'r.inMo. N M.
J.NMi r i.rr.i, Kanierrin, VV'. a.
Kserett M Ooyiin, 1'rien. a.
Tarenre II 1 1 imiuell, (i.ikland, Cal
Harry ll.nie, I tuon Tty. I'a
TrtlJUe lllKlil.ilnl Newiirk, Ak.
lien I Hiffrw mil. Norfolk, Vit.
I-'. I. l.iKvnrsrn. perlin. N. I.
(iiiHtu.: Johnson, Sweden.
KdK.ir I, Johnston, S Uarina, Miss
Oi o A lane Corhostori, Ohm.
Ouy I: Hni.y, Naehville, Tt nn.
Huy Usui. I Tmk.sliijrK. N. V
ll.irlev A I'liimnnr, Matthewn. Mo.
Andri K Ituff. Sl.ii iinhurK, III.
I. i: St John, Woodef lebl, Ohio.
Const, woe Sousa. AuKUsUne, Cal.
V to C Spetmer. Walker. Minn.
Kiiiher I. HI. i, y, Koi-kville. Mo.
I ri'drlrk Sl.niK''. SI I. nun. Mo.
Hubert Sul ton. tlraham, N. C.
Marin Taylor. I'auitroi k. N C.
I,' nl"v ll Taseinii-r, (tkron. Ohio.
Jay li.'iiel, linwliiiK tircert I Hun.
Patrick Inllnii S.n rainentn, Cal.
Jordon K iinlil.a. Itni hslnr. N. Y.
I. lon.ihu.. liakland. Cal
IT. ink Kid. nn, Phil.id.'lphi.i. I'a.
John liiishnn. I'levelainl, Ohio.
C K Oreen, I lerbyshire, KiiKlaud.
Joseph I., tirr.-n, (iary, N. C.
Marry ll.uris. New Vork, N. V.
' iva i A. 1 1 ay.e I baker. H.mtnn, Ind
Chexler 1: Hi'KKen, l.onKiiinol. Col.
W. HellieknwKki. Cleveland. Ohio.
Carroll i llerrlrk. Norway, Maine.
!' II HI. kni.'iri. Council drove, h'na.
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