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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1018.
.tuCVHFRF DOING
inu i
GREAT WORK'-ROGERS
f Will hnuwii TuImuo.
wondered what your
.. itio united war fund
II H'
' :m,.v. '"i I'"'1 l font"
- . ,,. -ri'iit linn army mm
i-"'"1 ,', ,. S i ni in sending across
'' :l,r r, '.1 ' land, where there's
,.r ,-jn except the things
. ill them ami the things
'"''VW r l'""'' wr"' vr? Can
' '" , .. ;n V'tir mlnd'a eye the
y" hours the soldier
., rrr.n . .......a,.-
nine (' ', it"'1 iniiliy muirmrnui
Oklahoma H os pfitl a
nli Conslste of
1t fiKprouf building arranged for
nurpofe
. , Mn.lcrn and complete equip-
irtt under one roof.
I,i Character, experience and iklU
,U ti I1lnli.n PmMKnL
n r n i r, ".
itls. II . r. Wearier, ll. N.
Superintendent
pr. f.jrtlc Atherton
K.lant Physician
Nlnih and Jackson Streets
rhmie Usage 30
fguslN KSS CARDS j
Ihar.e"-0'"0 U-IT Wt Archer
HATCH KR PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale Jobbers
Creamery nutter and Eggs
Good V.ggs Always
E
YE Dr. Arthur
Ear Campbell
Nose
Mnyo ndg
I'liono BIDo.
Throat
Hdiquar'"'8 for Kryptok Lenses
Sw Location 10 Weat Third
I'hone 3473
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Efficient trained nurses. Bablea
.tJopted IX dif.rcd. '
U03 W. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
CHANNON'Q
0 FURNITURE 3
Eichange New for Old
14 and 16 Weat Second
hj W. McCulloch H. H. Chaffla
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OrEN DAY AND NIGHT
SERVICE
Dr. I. Angstreich
OPTOMETRIST
with HARRY HEILBRON
JEWELER ' ,
orvvua via iUtiin i'nOD6 127
TTTT1 -l T w w . .
int. LrilLUKhJJN S DAY
NURSERY
717 SOITII CHEYENNH
I'HONE 1006
Ulliren Cared f,r During Working
or Chopping Hour
wXgregg iTXlifARffii
Attorney s-at-Law
Etching.. National Bank Building
Tulsa. Okla.
EDNA B. FARIS
' LBLIC STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY PUBLIC
Room 530 Mayo Building
rhonc 7985.
SAM'L. A. BOORSTIN
ATTdRNKT AND
fW.NSK.LI.OR.AT-l.AW
"Mi ll Wright Bldg.
of (in and Caa
a of Corporation
I'HONE T1IS
HOTEL OXFORD
?HC"1;inn'1,,rn- 8,Mm he.a. hot
"a 601,1 running water In every
room private bath. room, single
wulte. Hates 5 per week
1 up. Corner Third anil De-
Dr. E. f Rorf
National Association
CHIROPODIST efJ
.... r
Pk V1 East Third St.
PhoneEBw TulsVokla.
CHAS. H. MRILLAT
ATTORNEY.AT-LAW
8oM Building, washlnon. o. C
0ll Gas and Indian Matten
VVnTTrTTn;
wuubUN E. NORVELL
Attorney
Now L,
ocatM In L'nlty Building
Suites 101-111
inif. hut hcrc'a a real letter from a I
"al .inkwhn thriHKth the wldn !
known work of hm hrnther brltiKti
t'i okUhniiMn a iIhm-up vcrsmti I
df 111.? wrk t i the Y over in the ,ir
y.uiie.
Thr. lett.r m from r.ipt. John
l!o;(.rn. hnuhii- of Hon. H.iriv II I
KiiK'TS. chairman i.f I hf district ex-I
PinptiDii bnacd and one nf llic hent
Known ami I,chi liked men in thi
Utatf. WflltPf. t.i .'r:inli li H' .Mi.... :
anothor Tiilsan, and road Vfst.Tilav
to the united war fund workers ul
Ihelr luni'heon:
"I (lilt MAI re.'iKe unhr....i..iA K
Y. M. i'. A. in ihr camp in tho
"lilies principally Iummiinc I could
BPek ,liy own social n ieation and
pleasure.
"Not so here The first time I
really appreciated a Y. W. ( A.
wa.s when I In ruled In an Anierl
ran rest camp In Knuland. There
was. an officer's Y. M (-. A. (here
and It w.is h do, I send to all of
us. 1 had nm had an opportunity
to take a hath for many days;
there they had hot water; there
they had pool and billiard table;
there they had reading matter;
there they hn l a lounitintr room;
there they had a wntini; room;
thero they had a warm place:
there it was dry; the only place I
was in whiln In lOnitland that I
was not wet for it ruins many
times every day.
"Here In the camp at which I
am htatloned at present there is a
wonderful V. M. (V A. Two men
ami two women, p.eal American
women too. Something you, rare
ly see In this country. The Y here
Is doinu a arrat worV"
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
HAS BEEN REORGANIZED
After many hindrances such aa
Influenza,, holidays and broken In
Ntniment.s. the high school orchestra
Is at hurt oririiiiized and at work. At
the first full practice yesfeVdav a
splcmiid showmif was ni.'ido If the
number and variety of Instruments Is
any Indication.
jloys anil trlrls alike reported for
work niulpped with violins, a cello,
viola, k 1 xfiihone." trombone and cor
nets, making a Krand total of U'
pieces. This seems a small number
for a hirh school like Tulsa has.
but when it Is remembered the youth
of the educational adantajres of the
city It will read II v be seen that this
is not a bad showing.
No hlirh school can have a firm
rlass orchestra nolens that orcanl7j.
Hon ha Its material pomlnpr from the
(rrade schools Kvery irrade school
in the city will this year attempt to
have a Juvenile orchestra and In this
way build real musicians for future
work in the hlKh school. However,
directors in this work will be handi
capped by the lack of professional
musicians to coach In tho use of the
various Instruments.
Many talented children would
be glad to study either band or or
chestm Instruments If this could be
secured at nominal cost and if the
Instruction cnulih he given nt the
school. As it is stnrtpnts who are
not going to be professionals do not
wish to inconvenience themselves to
ro out after school hours, neither do
they feel like spending a large sum
for training.
"If I vere over there." Think of
that and give to the united war work
campaign.
WoiJDo
r Hot . Cold Hard Sofj
jyf Constant Chemical Research and
Uf improvemenis nave rvepi
Gloom's FeaAcm
soap
"The Solid White Cdke"
Far in Advance Always the Leader. Recognized as the
Standard in hot
If
t -
! 1 it u
F2HJ-:xm .n- II t
KIRKSHAia .1
I!! . New Clothe.
Dr. John R. Mott Director of
$170,000,000 War Fund Drive
1 li'i" 2 V ,
erlf toUt H'rf.J
v h-. -' Jr
r ' , " J I
. I V.,ik1' .t! I
b -
Dr. John
Photo pnpTricM lv t'n.lermoed gr rtiilerwood. ,
Dr. John. R. Molt, chief executive of the V. M. V. A. who bus ln-in
elected director general of the united war work campaii.'ii to nilse 1170.
000,000 for the seven war service organizations which are working to sus
tain and Increase the morale of the American anil other allied soldiers.
Mr. Mott was chosen to take charge of the big November drivo for funds
at a meeting of representatives of the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. '. A . the
national Catholic war council, the Jewish welfare hoard, the Salvation
Army, theAmericHii l.ibraiy association and the war camp community
service.
CANTEEN OPENED BY RED
CROSS AT SAPULPA FINE
While a Ilttlo late a canteen serv
ice opened In a bran new building
near the Harvey House at Hapulpa.
Is doing flnn work for the soldier
traveling though that busy rairoad
center, nome Yanks coining to Tulsa,
from Cump Travis reported yester
day. "Fine business," they F.ild.
water or cold in hard
2 JffT!G"
A Certainty Not an Experiment
Preferred by all women who know it, because it will not bum
the hands, nor injure the most delicate laces, silks or chiffons.
a
e
w-
It. Molt.
Japanese Are Rejoicing
Over End of Conflict
TiiKI". Nov 1 3 - A nnoiincement
of ilcrmany's ca I'itul.it ion resulted In
general rejoicing throughout the
Japanese empire. I'rcmler llara Is
sued a statement In which ho paid
special tribute to the American peo
ple "whose unselfish and well-timed
intervention, so brilliantly performed,
must have convinced the enemy that
the struggle was hopeless."
Manufacturing
water or soft.
Is more economical
and will do . more
work than ordinary
soap.
8
r a njriJ --a . .. ..wi m u
EXTENSION ELECTRIC
LINES A POSSIBILITY
l'roM'r I iii'iiiiragciiiciit IYni il
Hall Will Help MaicrhiUt III "'(-
New Wink Hull!. j
I in pui t.i ii- e of .m interut b.in m
t'-m in Tulsa s terriiio y Is evidcm , .1
urty d.ic when Hie vast throng
I I out III l in 1'iWlls conic into t he inc. I
uopollH 1 1 i ii Sand Spiiugs, Kieter.j
-.ipiila It'.l I '.'ik an. I Intel inedi ble i
puiiits. nml already Un re is discus-
Ht. n of lurllicr i xtensiiin or the lines
in oiK'iatlug to tiirilii'r poinls.
Arcording Iti a .talemeiU issued hv
the chamber id ciuumci ce steidav,
. i r I construction of the iiklahouia
I nioti raJl.i to Okmulgee I con
letnplatcd, and a line northeast ton
possible cniiiicct loll with the inter
till an sst I sunt hem Kansas and
Miilllov est M issotl I I,
Voik i the sNstem suspi nded
shoitiv aft.r the war, except on the
lines already under construction,
stopped because of war conditions
au l because of an apparent uniricml
l Ht'ltude In some quarters, due
probal l! to a misunderstanding Kn
oiiiragenieiit of the work is essential
and 'I'll si U tailed oil tile get lieblml
the companies seeking millets and
give I hem eveiv possible collcesilon.
The Oklahoma 1 nioii railway is
owned h 'I'iiIk.iiis. Me.-i-rs M . Mr.
Tallin. ,. S Cosleii, Iv W Sinclair,
i!. C. stebbins. I !' Crow and others,
and Ibev put more in. in a million
doll. us of their own funds Into the
project ami hae millions more for
the aytlelisioiis
"It Is inconceh able that any pa
triotic clliztn of Ti si woiiltl do any
thing Id hamper the efforts of the-e
well litiowii c;iv huildeis In cariyim.'
out tlielr plans afier being advised
ii-s to ha' these plans are. for til"
icasoti that no property owner Kliould
object to liiiilne an Increased valua
tion placfd on his property, especial
ly when this Increase Is added 'V the
effort of money of others than him
self,' said Colonel llollglas of tile
chamber of commerce. "The build
ing of the hue .from Tulsa to Sa
pulpa has furnished something abso.
iutely new 111 I he mutter of building
inleriirbaiis II was built on the pn
Mite money of the builders, without a
mock -jobbing operation, without a
building company operating at a
gieat profit, without the usual town
slle and lot selling adjuncts, and even
without asking Ihe cities and towns
along ihe line for a bonus, "nil this
is something m-w, especially In okla
homa, in railroad bulidlng. It was
: built by the owners as a clean i n'
business proposition In make money
for Ihemsehes and to add to I he
business of th.s city, and this being
true there is no i imisoii why thee
gentlemen should not have, in csr
rving n:i their further and larger
plans, the heartiest co-operation of
the eniiie citizenship of Tulsa, and
vicinity."
M .m:sth'.
One of the great pleasures of go
ing to the theater and nlso seeing
the big picture dramas Is the op
portunity afforded to renew aciualnt
ance with "Id friends and favorites.
I). W. Griffith, the wizard of fllm
cloni shrewdly divines this truth and
has retained some of his best play
ers in all bis pictures. Several of
the stars and favorites who helped
to make "The Itlrth of a Nation'
and "Intolerance" the greatest sue
cesses of their time are to be seen
again in "Hearts of the World.
which Is considered ny mr. um
... k... . , p.iii,.. r, be the su
premo triumph of his career up to
this writing.
n-i i m.-n r:iM1 ltotiert liar-
llirj air, eiiini
roil. Ceorge Selgman and Josephine
( rowell. Iioroiny itisn, wno innj"
the part of "the little disturber" In
"Hearts of the World" and furnishes
the most lively bit of eomedv In the
.n.i.. ra,., ii.,n uihlcli. has already
earned rolumns of praise for her in
the newspaiers. was noi n.-
TV, nirtii .,f a Nation." but took a
small part In "1 ntoleranee "
Her alster. i.inaii. o" iir.j-
t;irl" In ' Heart., of the World hiki
who made the trip to the battlefields
of 1'rance with Dorothy and Robert
llarron to make scenes ni ine oik
production, was seen as Klsle Slone
: i iiiriii ..f a Nation and
limn in .ii. - , .
svmlaillred -Wall Whitman's Imagi
nary rhararier "out or in- num.
endless rocking" In "Intolerance."
Josephine Crowell who took the
part of the "Southern Mother" In
The Hirth of a Nation" and the vin
dictive ouecn Katherlne ilu Medici
in "Intolerance" is "the klrl's
mother in "Heart,, of the World
Hubert llarron who plays the male
lead "the bov" In "Henri of the
World" Impersonated the Stoneman
boy In "The Hirth of a Nation" and
iilaved the modern b"V In "Intoler-
' .. tit ,n.l. In "Hearts of
nnce ins -.o ... ------ -
the World" is Von Strohm (played
bv fieorge Scigman I a viliamuun i.un
officer and eis'while spy. Oeorge
Segman was Silas Lynch In "The
rtirth i f a Nation" and the leading
villain in "Intolerance "
'Hearts of the World in an
nounced for a special engagement In
... 1..l..1le for six 'lavs
comniencing Tuesday, November 13
i.uwn.
The plav for today and tlie !a-t
half of the week nt Hie Craml
theater will be "Wife in Name
Only" a slorv taken from nn Inci
dent which happened In Washington
some vears ago. The slock company
will give a partlculnrly good per
formance of this plav. as Ihe .-.vt
i suited In every way to the pl.-iy.
The I'earl White serial will not start
todav as owing to the reconstruction
of booking, the agents cannol ar
range the Hate here until November
After that the serial will run reg
iihirlv until it is finished, the last
half of the week The picture for to
day will be "The Kough Lover.
Cliff Hastings Is again playing the
leading male parts with the stock
company, and things see,,, like old
times again to see h m working
... T..L..11 the eadlng lady.
The companv will soon produce a
play for the first time on any stage.
I called
ed "The lllgll.T i-..
a Tulsa lady about Tulsa people.
by
lewlsh Soldiers I'onn i'oiincll.
AMSTKI! DAM. Nov. 1 2.- Jewish
soldiers have formed a soldiers' and
workmen's council and occupied
lopoblstadt. and eastern quarter of
I Vienna, according to a Vienna dls
i ...i..,.i. ...irties ihe Jewish cor-
nai.ai no i - -
respondence bureau. Jewish soldiers
t, rid workmen's councils have been
established at fragile, Thereslen
stadt. oliniitt and other places and
have been welcomed by the Czechs.
Ilepudlntes Annulment Kiinior.
C( il'I'.N 11 AC. KN. Nov. U Vor
waerts nf Iterlln repudiates the ru
mors current In Cermany that the
new people's government Intenus to
annul the war loan. Th newspaper
-avs th.it subscriptions to the ninth
war loan have reached JU.Oiia.OUO,
000 marks.
World XeiiHboix Again
Arc Made Victim for
(,'ang of Young Thugs
m .r ! Irij t'.i i' I c I it I't'W
(f Tlu m M wi-ir tlirnun "ff
tin l i I'i'h, I lti(T 1 1 ;t m l.i kfii
finiii (hi-iii Mini il(fir l.cl
1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 .
A k t tip? -f ritin:l J. ln .ii '' ii't
1 it l til I . .lltMH'il tn l( i' Mlt
h new sIm m Irnt i r i tm
mi Hi.- sti-.TK htniii'.l Th' W irll
IhiiMimk mii ,ilh r n't Im K l'n
lift ttric siiinnitiin'il .tinl. jif'.fr
It il n.I i t. x .r . ..(.ir- ..f Tho WmiM
hiid Inrn tutu im .mil lliinHti inln
thn st'Trt-, tl, Imp, .ir niM nii-.l
y kn.ii'ls. wn In 1 1 . i i' ft;ttlini
.mil w cri' uimmli'Nd'd iliir:nii Ihr
rciti.i itiili-r nf Ilu rwniim N'mvm
u -i Hi'lllnu t ln Tuhn I 'I'liioiT.it
I ..t st n -t- In iiri ii ci rnri' u .1 h .1
nprt It Inn nf Ihr ticwMlinv-t' 1 inl uf
I. i h1 Mtimmri , in w hirlt thr (..hum
rorriiiin u,m ftilltiwi'il
iMi-llin,; the TuIm ltritinrr.it liir
ni'r hri M lilnlr -Inl
Tin "in. Mix r " l.rlutitl t i-!
lilKlitn atl 11 k .nt' .is wi'll kimwn
iiH arr tlnt-r whirli innMpti lln
nll.ii'k-4 nf l.t nimni'T Tin'
W 01 hi ni'M -h'V-' ,nl'iill II h;m'
no roinpl.iinln lit t'tfi'i". and Hi''l'
lnya II v im inl in ir. 1 1 I K 11 af Irr
t tl V !id l'rrn riiiilrllii til tlv
Up llirlr paHH In III" VmIIih; tlUlK
who Hlt.irkfil lliftn last rvciittur.
thnv rrturni'd lt Thr oi Id Intll'l
itiK to hriMin' Minir pai'iTH, and.
jililioui-'li tin- iPKiil.ir 1 1 1 1 1 1 m tMi
wiih IliU l r upl d, 11 vitlar n-adrt s of
I III till; III rd It lit-fl W 'l t. ,m I ifrii -
II. it 1 hint?, ru Idrd w n h t h'ir
paprrr.
Mnr World iirrtfln. .Itdoni'.
t' lih 1 in 1 ni.". L'iKt North .Ma v 111.
wan iirri'Hlrd hy tin poln-r u hilr
thr rXilti'liH'lil wan at IM Io'IkIiI
tint lif whm lati-r i(Irii-ri willimit
ha ll. Two piilh ciiMUi vr tLi
tioi.nl Mt Tho Wot Id InilldinM to
prrvmt further trouldiv
NIGHT SESSIONS AT HIGH
SCHOOL START NEXT WEEK
I'ollowing the precedent of last
year, night school will begin invt
week In the local high si hool build
ing lit Sixth anil Cincinnati
Courses will be offered In niiv. de
partment where there are us nuinv
as 1 -' applicants for a particular
brunch l.asi year the night school
had all enrollment of about twin,
well distributed between the
academic, home economics mid com
mercial subjects'. Several classes
were organized for the study of for
eign languages.
No tuition Is charged bv the board
of education save the II entrance
fee, which Is refunded to the stu
dent at the close nf th.; term.
A course of study will be nrranged
whereby a sludeift specializing In
one briMich mil' make regular pro
gression. That Is to say. tha
course will be classified so that 11
student inav atlend the night school,
dropping off lit the close of. any
term with the advantage of return
ing tit a later time to pick the work
UP for graded progress.
Registration will begin tonight and
wll continue through Friday and
Saturday nights.
QUESTION AS TO WHETHER
AMBULANCE IS "SPEEDER"
Is an ambulance, as a conveyance
Used tn errands of mercy, priv
ileged tn violate the city's speed
ordinances 7
This quest Inn w ill probnblv he
argued nt length In the trial of the
case of Sidney I'edlgo against the
Mowbray liiderlaklng company,
filed In district court yesterday.
I'edlgo alleges that the ambu
lance was traveling at high speed
when It struck li Kurd In which he
was iprlvlnp. nt Trenton and Sec
ond streets, November !'. I'edlgo Is
a steam filter and he says that t he
Injuries he received will cause iliii
to lose wages mid may cripple him
permanently Me asks f a Judg
ment i.r iiri.onn.
The recent hi Hole telling the "orl
gin of the Cnsh ll. gislcr" was Inter
esting, but this Is 111, season of tlm
venr when robbers run wild, and
miiny drug store owners would be
more Interested in nn article t.-llinu'
what had become of the cash regis
ter.
United States Railroad Administration
W. !. M. A.loo, Ihreclor Heiicral of Kullroads
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
A change oT time tables will be made effective I L'iOI A. M. HI N DAY,
MiVKMIIKU Kill, and this advance nollcii of the tlnio of tho
principal tialns at Important division points on this and connecting
lines is issued for public Information. Details of th changes will
l,e mailable at Stations and Information Koreans on day s hedule
Is iffci lue.
TABLE POTATOES
Have Just unloaded a i.ir of good Colorado otatoe, which we
offer in bag lols only
at $2.50 per hundred pounds
New crop l'osiirn, Ixith while mill Yellow.
I lower llulbs Iltiii lutlis, Nnrtiseus, nicus nml Tulips.
Binding-Stevens Seed Co.
As Ace Advances
Smalt Pin, Smill
Dose,
Price But
SSL? .CARTERS
Work
Small S I l
jf y i u tviro I
Genuia.
hear.
tiKD.uire
r i D-l. IT
VOlOriCSS ur A oici
. condition which will be greatly
GULF PUTS IN TEN
THQUSAND FOR FUND
Tmo (.ciii'i'iiiis t.lfls lii the I nllcil
War riind. ami the la.l ir
More Hauler Still Holds.
The Tidal Oil cotnpan. s generous
i.'if: of la. nml 10 the nil. led wa"
!oil fund has been inali hed by th''
1 ' ii it I '1 pc I .me companv
I It .imiouiiccil jesiei.l.iv at the
'nun. 1 war work luncheon ih.it Mr.
i Ill-kill u.is K I.I.I bis offi'l bad been
i called b. another company, and ir
Mice was in' one in Tulsa counlv
' .in 11. mgii 1. 1 I' .n in i:.,onil, his
I c.svp.lll would ma t ill that pledge.
, Inn
I 'I Ii- Tnl il e n l fn Ihe game ,vi
noun. e, 1 that it would give flii.OOn
or $!:'.. 1111 even more If there wns
1 peixoii or flim in the county who
I would diijdic.i'e it. The 'in"
j the lower III. irk
If there is niiv uoOimlnn or Indl-
lU.lual III llie city who feels like
'' Kiev want to kick In for any sum.
! he Tlilal IS ica.lv t" meet II
I ' Thai s the icasnn Tulsa is TuKi."
-a.. I W S. 11. lair, disirii't manager,
in. I pi.sidenl of the llxchange Na
il. .mil lank "Hint nml generosity
means lb.- sneers of Ihe campaign
'siireh iheie aie Tuls.ui. who will
I I, h ,nn s 1111 lln Ir neighbor of-
lie s when thee know the splendid
! ihii'L'.i then- ney buys for Hie boys
who have made pence puss.ble. nil. I
ilciiiocia.v a living Hung"
' The local film studio fniinil plenty
iof actum In T11N.1 fust of the week.
an also that all of the emotions
I w ei c registered.
A Girl's Chance
ox tiii:
Business Payroll
More women are Keeking em
ployment In commercial flel.la
today than at any other period
in the history of our country.
Ilnrroiigbs Calculating anil
llookk.s'pliig Si-InhiI
me lnsi ucllnft ulong the fol
lowing line-.:
Itiirroiwh llookkii'plng Mil
chine ItiiiT.uigbs Hunk 1'oWer
lliimiiiglis Cuh'ii'.ilor
StnliiiM-nt Machine
Mniiglil Listers
Course requires from six to
eight weeks. ,IJay and Kvenlng
Classes.
BURROUGHS
SCHOOL
Alw-XO-'JI I'lrst National lll.U
I 'hone flfttl.
Notice t6 Water
Consumers!
Hie rumom nf phnnlni lln.nimt
bit will he iliifonlinueJ. .nd Hiom
drlinqiinil will he suhjert l cut off
tfirr th. lllih'uf th. Bonlh.
City of Tulsa
Water Dept.
IF' THAT FURNISHED
ROOM IS DESIRABLE
in d you can make tho fact plain
In a classified iidverlisemeut,
you will get Into touch with a
possible tenant quickly. If per
sonal InvestlgaHon confines the
Impression given by your adver
tisement, the possible tenant
becomes an actual one. It's Just
the usual process Inexpensive,
effective.
WOltl.D WANT ADS
I'.KI N' 1 IIKSCI.TH.
I'HONK TODAY, 6010 Oil 6001.
I.
K HAM Kit.
f ederal .Manager.
I'lrst Hi Itoiilder
the Liver Requires
occasional augni ihiiiuhuuu.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
correct
CONSTIPATION
usually IndicatstlieaDaenceoi ironio
. i
the blood, . rn-n Pills
helped by Carter 8 IfOn mil
MORE HUN CREWS JOIN
1 WITH REVOLUTIONISTS
I'.ASIil,. Monday, Nov. II -Tin
irews of the Herman butt b"-!i. i
1'osen. Oetfrlesland, Nassau and oM-
II I ill r IT have Joined the rev.illltloii.il
! n.oxement. according lo a . I i . i ... i ll
from liriinsbuttel, I'riissi.in lloistciii.
I The four battleships named are
I ,11111111.: the largest In the (icrnian
na.v. 1 lie I'osen anil .-Nassau are 01
It. lino tons each, the Ostfrlcsl ni l
mid Oldenburg till tons each.
t
KNIGHTS
PYTHIAS
Attention!
On Thursday Evening
November 14
Silver Plume
Lodge
Will Hold a Big
Victory Meeting
Silver Loaf Templn will
serve lunch ufter husineas
soHnion. No work, just a
general good time. Visitors
invited.
Ir-J
V
And Pimples. Itched and
Burned Like hire. Uti
cura Healed.
"I arm. Mrrihlv had withMtter and
nlmnlea and I auffered about four years.
l w
Mi akin waa innamea ana
sore and my face would Itch
and burn like nreand caused
ma to acratch until It would
bleed. I could not aleep and
tha eruption dlifiguitd my
(ac.
" A friend advised Tna to
usaCuticuraandlboughttbcm. When
I had uaed three cakes of Soap and
three boies of ointment I waa neaiea.
(Sl(ned) Mlas Louisa Thomas
h.wivllle. va.. January 11. ivis.
Theaa fragrant emolllenta sis all
you need fur all toilet purposes.
In, ask OI.UMM M u4 MM. Tm ht.
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girts 1 Make beauty lotion
' at home for few cents
flMi.Mi. ti lute nf two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, ahaka well, and
you have a quarter pint of the beet
bleaching and akin whitening lotion,
and complexion beautlfler, at very,
very small coat.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of Orchard
White for a few cents. Massage
this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the
face, neck, arms and handa each day
and aee how tan. redness, aallowness,
sunburn and wlndburn disappear and
how clear, soft snd rosy-white the
akin becomes. Yea! It la harmless.
Do yog want yoot
n.ir te grow king,
aoft and altk TT look
iin.VKiunii.niJi -
Mary li.rru. and nm wb.t beautiful b.ir
nwnmm. i ou. .UWj can aaTe tuna .uaiaui
hair If sting
EXELENTO
Do not tsi fueled hr mine anme fake
.MMHliiin W,..n.n i- ..-nnAa.l Ir, .1 m
I I U Vt UT or VQU m vnur mnnM hvle.
Price 2Sc brm.il. 8 lamp, or cola.
AGINTS WANTED KVERYWHETS
wmt M ewttaalre
L sustsirro titwemt co. Tuim. m g.
TesM Her CAPSULES
Sr. superior toBaltaai
f Cosalba, Caata w
ai)wnos,taS' s N
RElfEVES Is (MIDY)
M HOURS the
same dlmm with
aat Itcoamiiesca,
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Alln'l f'.ol K..t, (tit .ntitptir fowttr
b. th.km into the .ho. tnd iprinklrd 1.
Ihe fwt b.th. Th IM.ttnliuri l.mii Nl.n.
f.l ..lTitrt mn 10 Ir.ininK lo ute l-oot-K.t.
in th.ir tbor. frh mornmit. ll l"e
":t blitler. tnd tort tpoH ind n' -uea
ptinf.l, twollfO, .m.rtinit feet .nd 'lt
the ttieg .vl of porni. .nd bimioni. A -er-lain
relief for sw eating, i-nltoun, tired, sell
tDf feel. Alw.yt me All" t foot r e
to bre.t. ia a.w ih(. iiuld .v.fwL.ra,
2Mo
ASTHMA
, INSTANTLY PELIEVEO WITH
SUFFERED 4 YEARS
M TETTER
t
diwn
HAIRg)
Do Ton want Too jl?"uf "T
ri.ir t. grow king. .' "
aoftand .llk.t l.lc N ,V
aa .. ,i. i.. -L." -vi. .
H
CRHOXIY REFUNDED ASK AMY OMUGOISI.
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