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REDUCTION ORDERS
GIVEN BY PERSHING'
jntfTlriin Commander Sinn Moc
nicnt InuiH'illnlcly fur Truii
clil.ui lo I two Musis.
TULSA DAILY WORLD. TUESDAY, XOVKMHER 2(1. 191.
o
o
Dorothy Gish at Palace
filTU'Ial I''
Wednesday, Noy. 2 5.
rslilng issued orders after
tl.e signing if (he armistice with
dernmny fr the prompt reduction
of :lie extensive system for purchas
ing fum'1'1'9 'f trl I'nited States
army m Kurope and for the speedy
tMPs:tn ii to a peace basis Acting
on this order, military authorities
liavo en notice of cancellation of
cnntrii'tH so far as possible with a
view tu diminishing ratiidly tlje In-f.i-wiiii;
slock of supplies reo.ulrc.1
f,,r an nniiy of 2,l)UU,00 men. An
uflmi' ho has had much to do with
I, .i i nii'li of the service sum up
in,, ,,:,ii.lon as follows:
"T:le Atnericun expeditionary
furtp on .November 11, tho day the
urn.w .! declared, was truvel.
I;nie at run spcu uneau and was at
tne l.i-Kiil "f Us supply activity. To
re,. :., m. tremendous business ma.
ciiiue :s 'ho task upon which it is
m w ei.gagcd and the efficiency of
l'j bus r.'-NH organiratlon Is being
nuiuli-Mvd in Its quick accommoda
tln id entirely changed circumstance".
When the American forces first
leit.in coming to France there Ka
a great scarcity of octn lonna
I: ;i. in, i.i'Mxi uie for many mom
in ship more lhan 300.0011 or 4U0.OO0
tens i I supplies (o the forces not
w j : i . ' ; fulnig the great necessity for
rr.K. tiering material, engines an,j
KtiiK.ii construction euipment.
svairfi f"r material in Kurope, there
tun', had to be conducted with thu
Kmite.it possible energy over a wide
f.eM
"M ire than 10,000.000 tons of ma.
tfrial for the expeditionary forces
whs secured on thla side of the
mean. This was one of the prime
fattur in the successful result of the
op:ati"ns of the army. To have
transported this material from Amer.
ira would have taken 300 ships of
S.i.'tlu tons capacity about 480 days,
tr H months.
"Apart from food supplies the army
uns
: . i
1
DIES FROM EFFECTS
DRINKING ALCOHOL
A. II. MorrNon Succumbs to "lev.
oragv" (ihcii II tin by Fellow l.m
pkiyv I'nyioii Miller Is Held.
1 Rom? Honor
m r
I hi ft.liou me, i .is.i.iltif'M a.', ii"
potted liy tin i.n.iii.litu,- gi'iieial
of the A i : hi .V pel I! l.ni.ll
forces Kill.. I i:, .nl, mi, :, I J, died
of Wounds, J , ,., ,,f .,, , i :,M,
Overcoats and Suits
h.utse ured the buk of Its material
"Via'
i;e
1
He Actiuny louLi -iik m. 1i
XLOS.O.T.HY GISH ' Battling jATua
Jjgiuiancunigurt
nnTtlan.'l"Kly1," Da? hi" P"r B"lnR ,0',,, " wonderful holiday. Every
?.?.U !,nlful and slud that the llun Is .hyie , pea-e and victory Is
ITL . ".l"'h a ThH'iksirlvInK dav us this will I.e. you will want
,.... n,'rU'I",d1 Pleasantly, and tho 1'alace theater has selected the
?.,L WV X Z " ',ri'Knm "" 'l'V beeauso It Is lioleHome. mirth pro
)iiJ . " ,h''" il t"u, h "' I'U'bos-just a human storv of or-
il '"?"P ,1th?1. Wl" you ,,way wl,n " snil:" '"' a pleasant last,
in your mouth. Us a splendid picture to bring the! family to
ALLIED WARSHIPS REACH
MANY BLACK SEA PORTS
nurses. Ha b lei ,
TULSA
New Location 10 West Third
Phone 3473
MATERNITY IIQSPITAL
Eff i iei t trained
ulupli d if desired.
1103 V. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma City. Ok la.
SHANNON7
kj FURNITURE "
Exchange New for Old
M and 16 West Second
r A It IS, Nov. 25. (Iluvan) AI
lied warships, tho Bosphorus having
been cleared of mines, have entered
the Illack sea and visited various
ports from Varna around the south
ern coast to Novorossysk.
Dredging oneratlona In the n,n.
horus were completed Novemher
French and other allied inr-
"whlps were detached from the naval
.irees stationed at Constantlnonle
l-JT
i'd visited tho Hlack seaports of
rna. t;aiata, hregl, Samson,
Rl-
and
pe, Trehizond, Datum. I'otl
ivorrosysK.
'Ueneral Krenchct da Esperey, com
A. H. Morrison of H.lfi South I.an-
; sing Is dead and the death of Jati
. Wheeler of Sixth and Lansing is mo
mentarily expected as the result of
drinking what the police befleve Is
I pure grain alcohol. Morrison died
yesterday mornilg about o'clock.
He was warehouse manager for tho
i o n t I n e n t a I Supply company.
Wheeler Is foreman for the (iencral
Electric company.
I'ollce arrested I'ayton Miller of
Drumright yesterday forenoon In
I connection with the affair, as he was
boarding a car hiiund for Snpulp.i.
, Miller Is an employe of the Conti
nental Supply company. 1'rom all
Information obtainable. It seems that
Miller and another employe of the
same company, a man nam, I Jones,
had obtained the alcohol and given
half of it to .Morrison.
"I hml the alcohol examined by a
physician." said Miller at the illy
Jail, where lie is being held, 'and lie
pronounced It grain alcohol. It is
Just luck or accident. 1 don't know
which, that I ,11, 1 not drink some of
it, or I might havo been umong the
lead also
Mrs. Morrison slated yesterday
that when her husband brought, the
fluid home Saturday night she tuok
u sip and gave some to u neighbor
woman. It made them both III. Mor
rison anil Wheeler drank a consider,
able quantity between them. ilalf
n hour after Morrison had drunk
the stuff he bernme unconscious and
died at 'i o'clock yesterday morning
Miller admits that ho gave the
stuff to Morrison. He says that Mor
rison knew he and Jones had it and
wanted some, so they divided with
him. Chief of I'ollce Charles Allen
has the five gallons that was In the
, possession of Morrison, nt his office.
" J'" says he does not believe there;
mander of the victorious allied forces W"" ny murderous Intent pn the
In Macedonia arrived In Constantl- lmrl ot 1 far 'bere h.m
nople Saturday been nothing by which to connect
" ion i-ime. Junes nas lioi
oeen loumt ny tne Police, who ure
.ll'll ,.
illlllel.
imping
ll.-aave, I. VI
U'MlM'li'd, lic
it i; , u iMimicI
in .o'lion, JU'.'.
"t her ti iim-
KOIIIIili',1 SI
"tree limlri
-niliM li,.
i "t il. i.;r.,i.
Oklahoma l.l-t:
Kill, ii in A. iIdii.
Ncrgcants;
Maniii I,. ,l.iiii, II, iirc iia
i .lnicr .Ni'm, .Miisiang.
orporaN
Io l inillo. Wagner.
Inn ho M lam, t licls, a.
I'rltiiliKi
rllinr Ni'ilforil. Arilnmi'i'.
VSal.crK. (annuo, li,llr(.
Mailisou C. ariin , I ol-.i.
icill) . Keo-lei. I uiilnstlllc.
Died i,f Uiiiiml-.
Sergeant John . lollc,
alley.
Hi lnU':
Hlr.im J.
77;
Best in
for the
the Land
Vice
IK
I'll II Is
VMIhclmshaven also will be vis
Ited by the squadron which. It Is re
porteri will comprise one battleshln
an, I a riot lil t of
destroyers.
Great Number of Letters
Received From Soldiers
N'KW YOItK, Nov. 25. The great
est shipment of mail from American
soldiers In France nver received no
less than 4.!iilft,000 letters, came In
yesterday on the French liner Ilo
Guy W. M'Culloeh H II. Chaffln
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OI'EN DAT AND N1QHT
SERVICE
fDr.l Anjistrcich
OPTOMETRIST
with
HARRY IIEILBRONn
JEWELER
fecond and"" Main i Phone 11?
THE CHILDREN'DAYi
NURSERY i
117 SOITH CHBTKNNB I
PHONE 100 i
Children Tared for Dunn Working'
or Shopping Iloura
any'' 1 mKsSaiEgHiBafl
hissli I Jill I
m
looking for him.
JIM
ROACH TO FRANCE
AS K. OF C. SECRETARY
W.J.GREGG L. J. MARTIN;
Attorjey9-at-fcay
PAue N 'ye .. uarik. Building i
1.1. ..t--OkU. i
lUfaL'aA B. FARliT
Nappy Bab.
Grows ionf,
Straight. Solt
and Silky by
saint
EXELENTO
, A CarnlnJ Hr Cnwvr. Remonaduv
ni.T. FndathornoUof thabur. Claua
iMtoftlp, CtDpaXaiUnsluuratooos.
rtc 2Se by mall en rseetpt of strnmpe
ccwo. AOCNTS WAMTCD
ttuam MEoicms co, AnjunA. ca.
COREGA
Hold FaU Teeth
Firmly in Mouth
It Prevemta Sn Qmmm
ihrink or twsll nd plstss beeoms
" no fault of h dentist. An
JWH-'t'on of toreiti sifted esnly on the
l pUt rrlie, he,e eonditioiw. 11
Ki!Lth P't ,irm,'r nd "'r'by ln
'"n- Also promotes mouth hygiene.
"tm M vdr wir and dentil supply
lua k ,'"1' druegiit can get It from
ifc-A.rf'
Get Rid of That
Pertistent CougB
7 ."'kenlng, persistent coo-
""tenlna; throat or lun
la,J?,J h Eekman'i i,1trUve,
jiSc, "d upbuilder of JO years'
S"!"1 ue. 80c and It. SO battles
tCVjiAV?1"'"- " from
ANLaboRATORT. Philadelphia
A GOOD BANKING
CONNECTION
To be a customer ot this bank
is to have a definite standing in the
business community.
Anyone who receives a check
on this bank signed by you knows
that your banking connections are
the best.
We number among our de
positors not only many ot the best
known business men ot this com
munity but also a large number ot
the younger clement who will be the
business leaders ot the future.
Come in and establish yourself
with this bank.
1
OFFICERS.
P. E. Mr'. Chairmsn of tho Board., I, n. Jackson,
UT V nn ! . .1 - n , II It 1, .
. iiv-,., i r ..- . ii. iwiirr., vit rifiiaflnc
! Clinton, Afli Vie-President .1. I. Dyrd. Jr., Caahirr
W. M. Bskr. Artirt V ire-President H. W, Wall, Aiianl Chir
C. F. Hopkins, Vira-Prttident F. p. Walter, Assistant Cashier.
m
Li
Vir Ptiilfrijt j
.11 in Itoaeh, expert steamfHtPr, Is
on his way to Kinnee.
lie's nut going there as a strum. I
filler, however. laical eoiinell No.
1104. Knights of I'olumhus, nhieh
gave him n" rousing semloff und
hiindsome wrist watch, Is as proud of,
Jim ns n tmhy Is of a new toy. Kor
he is going over ns n flold aecretiiry
for iro Knights of 'olumlus.
Itoffch has hundreds of friends In
Oklahoma who have heen pulllna: fori
hltn sinee they found out that he wnsl
anxious to Ret to France. Although 1
he Is fifty years old, then prohahly
Isn't a hetter specimen of physical .
manhood for the aire In Tulsa. j
hteuinfltters' local No. 76 also (tnve
Itonch a sendoff. For over six years
he has heen In the employ of t he ' llnli.m .1 vv. iier i.u.n
Watt I'luniblnS company In Tuls t, , -Wayne iKt-lock, t hi. kasha
having conie here from likluhoma ( sh J. Umulli l.iiiulh-r
City to do some expert work. Itonch AllM-rt l imn. Dill.
left yesterday afternoon for New ; Ij.miui K. 1 . Ailn.
lork wnere ne wtl receive ns mil-1 mimic II. Ilflcs, Ailillngton.
lorm uiio iiiiHi insi i ui-iiooa oeiorr
setting sail for France.
I li'hli-iirnii, (IuIihhI.
Ill M llniluc.l. I nn , II
I'lcil of A.r.ili ni i,r Oihrr ( hum1,
liu.ilc oilier Hi, l lii. lioiiflnun.
I 'M.I of liis'iis',
i oi ponil .l.iiii. , . I , ,,11,11,1, Tulsa.
I'iUiik's:
V I. lor l . il.n. Okl.ilinniii t Ii).
Ml, , Si, ( l.illll).
i-oHle (,. Iiijior, W.m'iii'k.
mr Mrini-iiii, l.iiiiu.
( lllllile II. ih kills, III. Icy.
Wo.lliiliil S. irll lv.
t'orporal luioi.s . iiumi I'auls
..ll.'.
rrlato .l.ilin U)s-r, ( iislilon.
WoiiiiiIi iI, Hixii i' I in I. in ml I.
NTgeiinis:
I riH'M I . Iliiiuiiili, I'rngiic.
nn urioll, Uriiiiiiiglii.
I oi'iiorul I). ,1. M.-Osvur, l lllil.
Ii liaii-s:
Ihm.Ic Ii-sm, I ufaiila.
l utein- II. ni iiinii, ( iklnlii.iiiii t'lly.
.Iiiiiics . Kohrriwiii, I .ufiiuln.
I. dill M. Millel. . rrii-k.
I lli. it WIIIIiiiiimui, Hiiigllng.
i d hut Is, llun. an.
v iii-iis, i;iuii.
II III. ill . ,)tl., I'iuiI, nlli-).
t.coigr . Morihi. Wnlier.
( lirtisC. M iiilicws. Vrru.
I rni M . tulc k. hmi.
1. lor I niiiiiilii, ll. ulll.
I.uili. r I :, t uKil.'iiinii, I'nrn ll.
olill.li-.l Slightly.
Iluglcr M.inl. y .1. Itrymil, I'nsl. r. 1.
t orMiriis;
Itl.l.HliI I.. Mi-sa. Kiel.
Ona II. rh.iiiips.iii, Mollis.
I'rllilles:
Hoy i:. i.IIimiii, (.uihrlc.
Men' Wi.lln.T, U-on.
hi ll, I,, il. mil, Ufiiiinkii.
Walter W. Maiigiilil, I.ieiiu.
Missing In X. ll.ui.
Sergeani I r-Ullie Hill, lnirniil.
orpoiul lleli.s V. Iti.Olos, IjiWKHl.
t ook ( lllf.ir.l ,M, tH.ls rh y. Wynne.
Mflllll.
I'rlMiKs:
IViiiii-In M. ItliiHcy, MellNiuriic.
$1S $21
$25
i
And at these prices you are buying
all wool hand tailored clothes that
will cost you from $10 to $15 more
t other stores. Compare our
Suits and Overcoats with other
lines selling at $80, $;5 and $40
and convince yourself as to the
values.
WINTER
FURNISHINGS
l.uilier I. Kitt'lu-iiN, Home) Wll.
Henry Ish iihI, I lion Ii.
Iteiijiiiiiln . Hisil, I'im'iiswii.
Monroe .1. It.itM'l Isoll. Ilacl.
W lllll. ill )sh-iii-, liiilliiiKiln.
MACKINAWS
SWEATERS
FUR CAPS
LEATHER VESTS
GLOVES
COATS
(Uilllh Skill Mll.Sl)
IIAT$s
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
v will both look and
clean, await and frtah
and avoid lllntta.
fel
, lli'iirv I,. Hull. Itciirilon.
Ilalpli lli'iitim, Tulsa.
I'Jirl Itall.-y, HeiMlriili.
Marlon II. I.hulilen. h.s'olali.
Asa (', lli'iiilrrwin, Kiiigflslifr.
lUiy I'. ho i, .Marii'lia.
l-.well I'ailon, I'ort t.ll.non.
I n W right. I'so Is Vallsy. "
Thomas M. Marlln, Knlnlcw.
lien V. Milpinuii, Wnde.
lotin A. SUihiii, han. Her.
Clint I.. Sims. Oklalionui City.
PAIR WANTED AT DALLAS
HELD BY CITY POLICE
if.' irM i
fiP j j
? B
2 0Z fW-Qm I
FLANNEL SHIRTS
UNION SUITS
AH Quality, Goods and Low
Priced.
$.1 and
$A Value, at
oilier at ore
Holmes Clothes Shop
99Q QniTTU MAIM CT '
city were not reporting some of the
Influenrji cases or any c.uies of o
clal iliseases. These JW use, ;n fact
everything of it contagious nature,
must he reported to the heullh as-
inoritles Unliieillately, In onler to
prevent the ponslhillty of another
eilileml of any nature. To Ignore
this health ordinance of the elly C)f
Tu leu. Is to place oneself lluhla to
prosecution an. I lir. lillhert Insists
Unit all iliseases ho reported to his
office us soon us the cases ure diagnosed.
A recuperative diet
Horlick's Maltod Milk,
lhle Adv.
In Influenza,
very digest-
Drs. Mccarty &
NEWLON
SPECIALISTS
Chronic and Private Diseases ot
MEN and WOMEN
"To contract a disease is a misfortune but to neglect
it is a crime against one's self."
12 Years in Tulsa 21
rapid atrldes with results that are o'
untold blessing to humanity. The
latest application of Its ynllrlnjr re
search Is tho recommendation that
It Is as necessary to attend to in
ternal sanitation of the drainage sys- !
tem of the human body as It Is to 1
the drains of 1he house.
Thoso of us who are accustomed I
to feel dull and heavy when we I
arise. splitting headache, stuffy'
from a cold, foul tongue, nasty .
breath, acid atornach. can, instead. '
.Z. i . u "Y opening Dallas wired
he slulces nf the system each morn-'enief of police
a,,. i,uo,..iig win inn wooie or
the Internal poisonous stagnant
mutter.
Kveryone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink a class of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate In It to wash from
tho stomach, liver and bowels Ihc
previous day'a Indigestible waste
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying!
the entire alimentary canal before I
putting more food into the stomach. I
the millions of people who are
bothered with constipation. l.illoiiKi
I spells, stonmch trouble, rheumatic'
I stiffness; others who have sallow
'skins, blood, disorders and sickly'
j complexions are urged to get a.
I quarter pound of limestone phos
i ptiate from the drug store. This
will cost very llttla, but Is sufficient
to make anyone a pronounce,) crank
on the subject of Internal sanita
tion.
8
South Alain Street
Carter's Little Liver PUIs
You Cannot be X A Remedy That
IZAN LABQRATORT. Phlladalphli
C h"'. o 1-rW
111 .. ,s" 'Sim
D-m or Intarfvrvtw wtOi
ISSSiniri. SVIiiMb
utuitiaaa
Constipated
and Happy
ii pin
laaaU Doaa
Saaaliriloa
a a
Makes Life
Wortfi Liying
Mratna bear atcastmra.
ALSaiHSLetS rARTER'S IRON PILIJ5
colorioaa tacca but will greatly alp moat pale-faced pcopkt
naoy
mm
Mint Flavor
JlffyJtll
comet In fitsh
fruil flavara for
dasterta. But it
alio cotnii In
mint flavor, to
Instant
(irnlsh Jtll.
Tha mint
flavor comes
ealed In a rial,
to It keepa Its
atrenath and
freshness. It makes a (reen jell
with a wealth of fresh mint flavor.
Serve with cold meats or roast
lamb. Or mix in meat scraps be
for cooling and make a meat
loaf af It. '
Try Loganberry Jlfly-Jell for a
fruity dessert, and Mint for a jar
oisb JelL They will delight you.
3 rAas tt II Ctntt
At Ymmr Crecvr'a
Jlffy-Jall -Waukesha, WUceruia
IlecaiiHC, as she stated, she wanted
to get awuy from Marry Jones, Jes
sie tillhert had her trunk sent from
tho rooms over the .Ml. llun. I cafe to
lh, police station yesterday ufter
nooTi. She followed it up and, on In
iiuiry by officers, admitted that she
is an escaped convict from Texas.
She had, according tu her statement,
been ctinvicled of t-hnplifting In lal
lus. Jessie (lilhert h id not been In the
station very long until she hum
locked up on the strength of her
own statements, and tho sheriff ut
by t'harles Allen,
An answering wire
was receive. I' last night, requesting
that she be held.
At uhout 9 o'clock lust night
Hurry Jones was picked up. Hairy
Sanders tuys he found him without
any trnubln ut tin- lurner of Urst
und. Hoston, when; hu had gone
hunting his woman. '
"You can tell (hem nil." said Jes
sie (lllbert last night, 'that I was
tired of llarrv. Today he wanted
me to give him -", and when I re
fused, lie pulled a big knife on me."
Tho woman stated to the chief of
police thut she had escaped from
Texas In company with Jones ami
married him at MeAlester. She was
married under the name of t'leo
Smith. She iiilmiiH having u bus
band In h'runce, and does not know
Whether he Is dead or alive. They
have been lit Tuba about u nioiilh,
she working at the Midland cafe,
rfnd he ban, for the. last few days. It
Is stated, been working for one of
Hilbert nccuses Jones of forcing her
Into u, life of "white slavery."
Jones detued last lug) that he
had u suspended senten.e In Texas
of five years hang'.ng over him, but
said, instead, he had 'nmnlct.'d the
serving of two years for disposlng'of
mortgaged property.
Chief of I'ollce. Charles Allen will
take the matter up with the I'mie.l
States district uttorney at Muskogeii
today. In the meantime h says he
will have a case before Commission
er Wllkins on account of certain
phases uf tho matter. ,
Colds Cause .rip ami liiflucnrn.
I.AXATIVK HIIO.MO yl'IMNK Th.
lets remove the cause. There Is only
one "Kiomo Quinine" ,;. y,
UliOVr.'rt sigiiRtura on the box. 30c
Don't trifle with a cold
it's dangerous.
You can't afford to risk
Influenza. "
Keep always at hand a
box of
CASCARA QUININE
Standard cold remedy for 30 years In tablet
I- m safe, sure, no opiate brraks up a cold
in 24 hours relieves grip tn 3 days. Money
bark If It fails The auruine bom has a Red top
with Mr. Hill's pmure. At All Drug Stores.
FOOLING WITH
HEALTH, SERIOUS
I have frequently asked drugglsta
"W hat do yuu push In a blood medi
cine?" The answer usually cams
"Tho kind 1 can make the moat
money on." My answer has always
heen "Not ie." I have succeeded
pretty well and I have always rec
ommended the one thut 1 had found
by experience to be tho best and the
one I would be willing to take mv-
seir or give to members of my own
family. I have never offered the
public a medicine that we do not
use nt home. This Is why I can of
fer "Number 40 For Th Illood,"
with a clear conscience: wo have not
only tried It on thousands of others
hul. on ourselves. We take It ln all
cases where n Mood medicine Js
needed no matter la what form It
shows Itself and we get splendid re
sults In constipation, kidney, stom
ach and liver troubles. I firmly be
lieve If every one would begin In the
spring and take "Number 41" they
would escape malaria and fevers In
all forms. J. 0. Mendenhall, 40
yenrji a druggist, Kvansvllle, Ind.
Sold by Htlrnherg Itros.
BARBER GIVES RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR'
Tells How to Make a jfome
Made Gray Hair Remedy.
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girts I Make beauty lotion
at home for few cents
HEALTH CONDITIONS ARE
IMPROVING IN THE CITY i h"
I .LI
I!ut one n"w case of Spanish In
fluensM, one case of smallpox, one of
scarlet fever and three cases of ty
phoid fever were reported by Tulsa
physicians to the city health depal t- '
ment last week. !
(me case of s.'irlel fever and one
of tyiihonl were reported dur ng
Monday, however. This report is
more encouraxniK than any turned
In by tile health authorities since
the beginning of liie epidemic some
months ago, and shows conclusively
that influenza has been entirely
stamped out In oir city, while other
contagious din'iis.s are except ionally
rare fur a city of Tulsa's population.
lr. .1. K lillhert. superintendent
of publis health, stated yesterday
that a few of tho physicians uf tins'
H'tuee.e the Juice of two lemon
Into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard While, shake well, and
y..U have a quarter pint of the best
bleaching and skin whitening lotion,
and complexion beautlfler, at very,
very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter wll'
supply three ounces of Orchard
White for a few cents. Massaga
this sweetly fragrant lotion Into tha
face, neck, arms and hands each day
and see how tan, redness, sallowness,
sunburn and wirnlhiirn disappear and
clear, soft and rosy-white tha
klu bocumca, lea! It la baruiluaa.
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB IT ON BACK
Rub away all pain, soreness,
stiffness, backache, with
"St. Jacobs Liniment"
Mr. A. K. O linen, who haa been a
buj oer in New i urk cay lor many
years, mailu tha following statement:
"tiruy, streaked or tadvu hair can ba
Immediately mauu black, brown or
light brown, whichever shauy yuu
uesire, by tho use of tha following
remedy thut you can muke ut home;
"Merely get a small box of Urli x
powder af any drug atore. It coats
very little and no extras to buy. Ll.
solve It in water and comb It through
tho hulr. Full directions fur mixing
and use come in each box.
"You need not hositute to use Or
I' x ua u 1100.00 gold bond comes in
each box guaranteeing the user that .
Orlex powder does not contain sil
ver, lend, xinc, sulphur, mercury,
aniline, coal-tar protfucta or their
derivatives.
"It does not rub off. Is not sticky
or (rummy and leaves the hair fluffy.
It will make a gray haired person
look twenty years younger."
LEXJON
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Ah! Pain Is gone'
Quickly? Vis' Almost Instant
relief from soreness, stiffness, lame
nesi and pa In follows a gontlu rub
bing with "St. Jacob. Liniment."
Apply this soothing, penetrating
oil d.rcctly upon the ache, and like
magic, relief com, "St. Jacobs
l.lnlment" conuuers pain. It Is a
harmless backache, lumbago and
sciatica relief, which never dixap
polnts, can not Injure and doesn't
bur" or discolor the skin
Straighten up! Stop those tortur
ous "stitches." In a moment you
will forget that you ever had a hack,
because it won't hurt or be stiff or
lame. Mon't suffer! (let a small
trial bottle of "St. Jacobs l.lnlment"
from your druggist now and get this
lasting relief.
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyea
'Most Women Can llave
Dr. Ddwardt, Well-Know
' Ohio Physician
frr. F. M. Edwards for IT years
freated scores of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During thoaa years
ho gave to his patients a prescription
made of a few well-known vege
table lni;re. 'iits mixed with ollvs
oil, naming them Dr. Kd wards' Olivsj
Tablets. You will know them b?
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-worker
on the liver and bowels, which causa
a normal action, carrying off th
waste and poisonous matter ln one's
system. ,
If you have a pale face, sallow
look, ijill eyes, pimples, coated
tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good
feeling, all out of sorts, Inactlvs
bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets nightly for a time and
note the pleuaing result..
Thousands of women as well aai
men take Dr. Edwards Olive Tab
let. the successful substitute for
calomel now and then Just to keen
j In the pink of condition. 10c and 2io
per uux. &u aruggtsu.
MONEY BACK
wHhotit qni-aiion If Hant'f Hair
fall In ihm ln'Unru uf kstti
1tL-nr, R:nnrua. luh. to. 1ud t
'"" dirrsratiirufsO hsrmtt oihr
In-k'mftnu filled. Hunt'! Hal-
hji rvhrf'Ml baiteiftof aahr&art.
Vol ran t Ion od oar Monrm
eh nitanti. Try H mi oor rut
WAY. fTi-m Tbo. fat dm ft Lor, a.
si. Hjc&avnU Co., tieroiAa, 7xa
HOW A SM.KSMW SIFFKHKO.
It. J. Porter, Sterling. Col , writes;
"For six months I , suffered with a
piilnfui weak buck. As a traveling
salesman I had to at imp freuuently
to pick up my grips, w hich I grew to
dread as the pain when I straight
ened up wns awful. Numerous rem
edies failed to reach my case. I was
Induced to try Foley Kidney Pills.
Kellef was Immediate. Say, they'are
great. Any one afflicted as I was
should try a bottle or two of Foley
Kidney Pills." liood for pain In th
back, rheumatic pains, nchlng Joints,
sore muscles. Bold everywhere.
Adv.
For Burning Eczema
(jrcasy .salves and ointments should
ot be applied if good clear skio is
inted. From any druggist for 35c, or
.00 for large size, get a botUeof zerao.
hen applied as directed it effectively
moves eczema,quickly stopa itchin.
nd heals skin troubles, also sores,
jurns, wmmds and chafing. It paa
trates, cleanses and soothes. 2cmo in
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
intiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
aothing you have ever used is as eliccfr
(Ve and satisfying. -
The E. W. Ruse Co.. Cleveland, a
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