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TTTE OTTTTTRTTC DATLY LEADER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914.
DON
7
MARRY
PIMP1ES
Pimples Mean Soggy, CloSged Liver
and Bowels and These Mean
an Ugly Disposition Mo8t
of the Time
Hot Spring Liver Batons Clear Com
plexions and Tempers.
'."Wlhat's t lie use f pimples? Snmp 119
h" r! fliiR IXnifi"- SlKnnl. Ucd flaw
nae: Irack
not cle&rP.
Pimple .a a y:
'Liver and
bo w e la, not
clear!"
Cilive iflot
.Springs Liver
Muttons Just
one o h u n c
Your time Is worth more than that
Time la money to men, but few WO
men who aro housekeeping 'an coin
theirs into money. I 'proved Itty ac
tual figures that I saved at least 1
per cent by buying direct. Me would
consider such a savins worth while
in his business, 1 am sure," said the
thrifty hostess.
"What bothers me is to ride
through the country and sec fruit
rotting on the ground under the trees
when 1 must pay forty cents a tpeCl
for apples. Of course those are
windfalls, tout If 1 could get them for
half price how glad I would be," and
Mrs. Norton put her crocheting in its
' u
1.
IWe- "-stv w w you fel
larfay and the wuy you'll feel tomorrow.
Never mind wJmt else you've tried
ir what yon think. This will only cost
you -5 cents.
Ctet MUiUiieil wltli t'licst wilcr
fUl little hutions anil you'll Improve in
health and disposition, he happier,
ineke more frlendn and more n y
lKwn 'here In Hot S;.i iutrs wo make
a bulneae of curing people of their
ailments. These buttons are mode
affer a Porrmlla that Is undoubtedly
the l)CWt ever devised.
Hot rtprlriKH 1-iver Millions- are rap-
nnil find out
the difference silk bag preparatory to leaving,
between 1 ho
"We Americans will have to stop
al tbete leaks before the high cost
of living decreases. We simply must
have a method of buying direct,
said her friend. "Must you go? How
soon an afternoon flies."
DANDRUFF AND
ITCHING SCALP
AMERICANS FAVOR
BASEBALL PEACE
Beware of Cheap Substitutes.
in these days of keen competition
it is important that the public should
dly becomiuK as famous as Hot Springs see that tilioy get Chn 111 ueriafln s
itself. I Cough Remedy and not take substi-
Bvery drugget who Is eilve to the tuti- M f th k tra rof
1 nie.o se Is Htt Springs Liver Buttons 1 ,
and bis price is 86 cents. In every.lt. Tina mlbe rial n s Cough Kerned
Imx is a valuable "Met Slip" that is 'has stood the test and 'been approved
It Is Scalp Eczema and Can Be Con.
quered Quickly by Zemo, Just
as Any Other Eczema Can.
SEND FOR FREE TRIAL BOTTLE
Vou can put Sn end to that madden
ing ili'hln In h jiffy and can top that
rain of dandruff (thai keeps your h:ilr
ind your clothes looking speckled and
untidy) In a mighty short time. It's Just
eczema the same
as so many have on
on other parts of
their Ixxly and
it will yield to Ze
mo just the same
as other eqzeina
does.
It Isn't' guesswork
Mr theory, either
It has done I his very thing In many
many cases, as told of In the letters we
ecclve dwllr I10111 those whom It lias
benefited. Vou can depend UOOD Zemo.
Get a 6c nettle from your druggist
and prove it liTilay or send address and
c 1 for actual jxWlage) to E. W. Rose
Co. Laboratories I lent. 34, St. Louis, Mo.'
for free trial little. Send now.
Zemo la sold and guaranteed by drug
gists everywhere, an In (juihrlo by
(Iraiy's Drug Store.
worth health to you If you arc troubled
with liillgrstion. constipation, Ivllous
MM or kindred ailments.
Kit her buy a box from you.- druggist
nvr send to us direct lei's get rid Of the
bile and take ft fresh start. Hot Springs
Chemical L'o., Dept. 11. Hot Springs, Arkansas.
for more than forty years,
able everywhere.
Obtain-
: CROSS AS TWO STICKS :
m ujiitc
MIL If 11 I
uruirv
Lu iflUIKI
By Mrs. Eva Leonard
By ALLIE FORD.
thk wjkb's MONEY n u w
"I do not think anything throws a
stronger sidelight on n person's
character than the economies he
practices. It surely gives as great an
insight as know
ing what a man
laughs at or what
his amusements
are " said Mrs.
Hobs, a p I U m P,
cheery -laced little
woman, as she
patted an artistic
darn in the heel
of a stocking.
"Do yOU suppose
everyone has
economies'.'" asked
her neighbor as
H yf sue ittiBuy piie-i
her rochet hook.
"Yes, indeed, it Is a means of
maintaining self-respect. Tin- most
extravagant people 1 know will airily
recite to ma their rare economies
Mrs. Joslyn is what you might call
ioor. She was calling here the other
day in a very becoming black velvet
hat that cost 'only $1.5,' she announc
ed. She explained that it was
economical because she could have it
altered the next season for not more
than IS, and that would be but $10 a
season ' said Mrs. Ross.
"I don't consider fin a season high
for a millinery bill, do you?" Mkd
her neighbor.
"See!" exclaimed Mrs. Ross, "it Is
Just as I told you, an individual mat
ter. We save on the things that are
not necessities to us. Mrs. Joslyn
pfvked up my new magazines while
she was here that day and said. M.
you are extravagant, taking so many
magazines. I wish I could afford it.
1 might have told her 1 put my
money on the inside instead of the
outside of my head, but I didn't
She would not have understood."
"No" laughed her neighbor, "1
suppose not. I am something like
her, I think. I pay $10 more than
1 need to for a suit just let an;
find one Just right. Then I come
home and burn my fingers using
refuse matches to light the gas, just
as a Balve to my conscience. l'ran'
was laughing at me this morning
He said It was quite a problem to
compute my saving, as ma' hes cos!
ten cents for MM or 1,'. 9 a urd
lug to the kind. Uuti MM I
or 240 for a cent. 1 really felt ag
grieved because he had taken awa:
my virtuous s-if reaper t o account
of my extreme economy."
"Wen always lauch at little sav
ings," said the other. -They ti
of money in big sums and mleea
they can ma'-e a saving of sevi ral
dollars thc do not consider it worth
while. Joha for Instance, thlns it
fooHsJi to co to market for our
vegetable sad fru;t lie says o
only save four rents a iHind or.
meat and a few cents on -g-ta
Nadine
Face Powder
( lm CrtM (aiM Only I
Keeps The
Beautiful
Montr back if do, aa-
Nadin 1a pur and harm-
ana rrturn of dlacnlof atiooa.
Ttm Tah. Pink. Brunette. Whtta.
, Tmit CmmmiT, .r Mm.l,
fSaaaaaaJ TaaWt Caaepaair. f aria. T
"Therel" exclaimed the little stenog
rapher, taking her watch from her belt
and setting it In front of her. "I'm go
Ing to hold my breath till It's live
o'clock and then I'm going to run! I've
always felt above watching the clock,
but I'm beginning to understand a few
things! Resides, I've had a horrible
time today trying to get ready for the
Fourth."
The bookkeeper slid his ledgers back
on the shelf. "Now what's the mat
ter?" he asked, with an exaggerated
air of resignation.
"Oh, I'm tired to a frazzle and ne
cross is two sticks!" The little
stenographer, exploded.
"Well, don't taho It out on me!" ob
jected the bookkeeper amiably. "What
has happened, anyway?"
"Everything!" returned the little
stenographer dramatically. "I've been
turned Into a housekeeper, general util
lty man anything but the stouo.iv
rapher I thought I was, the stenog
rapher trying to get things shipshape
In preparation for the holiday.
"This morning I had to devote tw
solid hours to cheeking up his club
bllle for Mr. firay! And my tiles 0
mile behind, waiting for a clear niin
ute! If those men don't hear my type
writing machine rattle they think I've
nothing to do! And they botbei
around for an hour to think up some
thing to help me pass the time. Mr
Gray smiled generously When ho hand
ed me his bills, as if he were giving
me the time of my life by permitting
me to see how he spends his monoy
and Incidentally keep hia personal ac
counts for him!
"When I finished that Mr. Nicholas
called me in and said his wife had
usked him If I wouldn't be so kind as
to write out her club programs for the
whole of next year! The club WgJ
rtrw,nr tn iwlhtiiro until full and It J
saving money by doing Its own pre
grams Instead of hnvlng them printed
Mr. Nicholas beamed on me as if hi
were conferring an honor upon me thai
could never be estimated in letting mi
get so close to hie wife's club us t
spend a few hours writing out the clut
programs! Then she'll feel bo right
eons when spending on charity the
money I've saved for her, when the
full credit well. It belongs elsewhere
If 1 do say It myself!
"Just when I was working as herd
as I could to get that finished, so that
I could get started all that awful filing
who should come out and look ovei
my shoulder but Mr. Drown hiinseh! J
could tell that he thought I wus pro
suming a good deal in writing some
thing that was not business letters, st
I hastened to explain what it was 1
was doing. That gave him an Idea and
he went back Into his office and re
turned presently with his silk gloves
" 'Won't you please, when you havi
a little time, just catch these thread'
together?' ho asked. And he showed
me fingers of his gloves that were al
most entirely gone at the tips!
'Catch them together!' Why. I had
positively to crochet new tips on them!
And I didn't dare do anything but m)
very' carefuleBt work for him.
"That's the way It's been all day
long! Mr. Gray asked me to pack hh
mil. ase from that drawer where h
keeps shirts and cellars, you know
for he had to go out of town for the
Fourth. And while I was at that Mr
Vandewater had a bright idea, lit
suggested that I phono a reservation
for him and then run down and ge
ltl And oh, well, what's the ust
I'm going home!"
She half arose from her chair. At
be did so Mr. Brown emerged hastily
from his offlctx
"Here," he said. "I've got to run foi
my train. Will you shut my desk and
ctoe) the window and stgn the letters I
left therer
The little stenographer nodded and
said no word.
"And." celled the bookkeeper, as he
poked his besd back through the dx.t
as be was leaving, "don't forget to put
the cat out and wind toe deck."
CHANCE ALWAYS WIN5
MONEY IN BETTING THE OTHER
FELLOW WILL GUESS WRONG.
Chicago. Ncv. C. Club owners
the American league, in their an
nual meeting here Thursday, put
themselves on record in favor of
peace but except for expressing their
sentiments individually and inform
ally they brought no nearer the end
of the baseball war.
The only discussion so fur as the
Federals were affected. laBted only
half an hour. lu that time every
one of the eight clubs, through its
representative, declared for pe&39
but it was the general opinion taat
peace can bo reached only by ab
sorption of the Federal league, not
through its recognition,
"There is no room for a third lea
gue" they agreed and the elimina
tion of the competing clubs In Chica
go. St. Louis and Brooklyn must be
included in any terms of truce
As for the New York club. Frank
Farrell, its president, arrived just aa
the meeting broke up and declared
emphatically to the newspapermen
that the Yankees are not for sale. It
was said. too. that no discussion of
the proposed transfer had taken place
in the meeting.
Peculiar Pyschological Fact, But It Has
Been Proved to Be Exact
Recorda of Monte Carlo
Show It to Be Right.
Toss a coin Into the air 10,000 times
and it will very likely turn up heads
as often as tails. Hut let any man try
on each of the 10,000 times to say
whether it will be heads or tails and
if he does not stick to calling the same
one he will miss it more than live
thousand times.
I have the authority of a great psy
chologist for this queer fact. Leave a
thing wholly to chance, and If chances
are even the result will be even.
However, when tho human mind
backs its wits against chance It will
in the long run lose.
It was on this theory that people
will guess wrong oftener than they
will guess right that the Rufus Wall
ingford enterprises, which were closed
up in Philadelphia yesterday, could
thrive. Guessing on future events
where personal preference or preju
dice enters makes the chanco of losing
all the greater.
Tho most famous insurance concern
In the world is the Lloyds. A fairly
large part of Its business has been to
bet that the other fellow will guese
w rong. That is why it has become sc
rich Itself.
The bucket shop and Its system ol
playing flip stock market cannot win
They win very often, but they lose
oftener, hence the empty pockets ot
these who try to wring fortunes out
of guessing whether Union Pacific and
spring wheat will this afternoon go up
or down.
Monte Carlo records show that in a
year tho red on any roulette wheel
wins virtually tho same number ol
times as the black. Hut the records
also show that any player who doet
not cling steadily to one color, but
varies his guesses, will In the end
lose.
I do not Include tho percentages In
favor of the bank, but just tho straight
red and alack proposition. One coloi
lins been known at this most fascinat
ing spot on the Riviera to come up 5(
consecutive times.
Gamblers say that when tossing a
coin you should let the other fellow
call It. Your own chance of winning
is thereby made greater by tho human
brain's Inability to copo against
chance. Exchange.
Is it for rent?
want columns.
Try The Leader
Manyl Teachers in Oklahoma City.
More than 100 Logan county teach
ers are attending the state teachers
association meeting in Oklahoma City
today. Many of the Guthrie teachers
are on the program. The meeting
will continue over Sunday. City
schools in Guthrie weer disi lisseil for
Hie day.
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its
Thickness and Lustre at Once.
rOLEY KIDNEY PILlS
MT MO BkACOtl
It SI
Com 1 on warden sace brewed into
a beaw tea with sulphur and al-ohol
added. Win turn gray, streiked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant: re: lines every bit of dand
ruff. sto scalp itching and falling
hair. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulp'iiir Mdye at home, though, is
troublesome An easier w. y is to
get the ready-to-uso ton!c. costine
alneit .V cents a large tnittle. at drug
stores, known as "Wveth's Sare and
Unlpharr Compound" thus avoiding a
lot of muss.
While wispv. gray, faded hair Is not
shsfst, we all desire to etain our
vouthful appearance and attractive,
noss. By darkening your hair with
Wveth's Sage and Snlthiir. no one
-an tell. Itecause it does It o nat
urally, so evenN. You jut dampen
a ;"nge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morn
inz all grsv hairs bare disappeared
After snother application or two yonr
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant and you appear
years younger. For sale by Owl
Drugstore, 1
A $5,000 TICKET SALE.
Big Rush for Missouri " Kansas Seat
on the Opening Day.
Lawrence. Kas., Nov. 6. The sale
of tickets to the Missouri-Kansas
football game totaled over five thous
and dollars at the close of the first
day's sale yesterday afternoon. This
is the largest advance sale the Mis
souri game has ever drawn and indi
cates a record crowd for McL'ook field
November 21.
Get a war map. Coupon and 10c
at Daily Leader office.
A SLIM CHANCE FOR WHITE
Wolgast Says a K. O. Is the Only
Way to Beat Welsh.
Chicago. Nov. 6. Ad Wolgast, who
had a fling at Freddie Welsh in New
York. Monday night, and ought to
know, declared today that Charley
White has just one chance to beat
the lightweight champion at Milwau
kee November 9. White may win by
a knockout, said the Cadillac "Bear
Cat," but it is a slim, slim chance.
Mall ooxes tor saie at Tne Leader
-fflce; price $1.00.
Motored From Marshall.
Editor Kelley and family, Miss
Aim inn Wilbur F. m. Deschns and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Graves motored to Guthrie Sunday
from Marshall. While here they
visited the municipal bath house and
Mineral Wells park and called on a
few of their friends among whom
were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. MeKean.
Mrs. Powers, Mr. and Mrs. H, C
Swearlngcn and Mrs. Grave's sisters,
the Misses Doolittle.
Tuxedo the Most Enjoyable
and the Most Healthful Smoke
THE most enioyablc smoke is a pipe. But
many men deny themselves this pleasure
because they have had unhappy experiences
with pipe tobaccos.
Likely you have paid 35 cents to 50 cents
for a tin of "fancy mixture," and it burned
your mouth or throat, or was unpleasantly
strong.
qMW Too bad but you got the wrong tobacco.
1 I1C IIUUUIVUO llltiuoaiiuo kjl iv,u mivf
have tried
SAM BERNARD
popular musical comedy star
"A tin of Tuxedo is my con
stant companion. I like it especi
ally because it has never given me
a bit of throat trouble. The
smoothest smoe ever,
RICHARD CARLE
Star of "Mary's Lamb,"
"The Sprint Chicken," etc.
' Tuxedo is my idea of what a
food, wholesome smoke should be.
'm for it always. "
CUFTON CRAWFORD
well known comedian,
of "Quaker Girl" fame
' Tuxedo is my co-star. I attribute
a good deal of my success to it,
because it makes my nerves be
have. And as for voice culture I
Try Tuxedo."
The Perfect Pipe Tobacco
have found the answer to their smoke prob
lems. Tuxedo is the mildest tobacco made.
It cannot bite the tongue or dry the throat.
And it's economical. There are 40 pipe
fuls in a ten-cent tin. You can't get any
better tobacco because nothing better grows
than the mellow, perfectly aged Burley leaf
used in Tuxedo.
If you try Tuxedo for
a month and cut out other
smokes, you will not only
have had the best month
lof smoking you have ever
had in your life, but you
will have made a mighty
big saving in your pocket
money !
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO
EVERYWHERE
Famous green tin with gold let- 1
teriag, curved to fit the pocket h Uv
Convenient pouch, inner-lined C .
with moisture-proof paper . . L
In Class Humidors SOc and 90c
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Central Normals to Clash. fore pleasure, and he could spend his
Central Normals will clash today time more profitably in some pro-
at Kdmond. Kdiiiond la confident of jession.
defeating the Ada team.
the hall
failed.
eh x ted to try
Letter files for sale at Tie Leader
iffice. Price 3re. 3 for $1.0.
Dan Tipple, the star Omaha pitch
er has been drafted by an AA club.
JUST SPORT.
Poor generalship is now being giv
en as the reason Avhy Michigan was
defeated bv Harvard last week. At
one time the "Wolverines had the ball
Bill .lames' sister, Gwendolyn, does within five yards of the Harvard goal
not approve of his playing ball. She on the forth down. A forward pass
asserts that it is a siort and there- was called for, lut the receiver of
the lino and
. J.
Six men in South Dakota are now
out of jail on bonds of $t;00 for vio.
lation of the game law. The men
were charfM with ehooting ducks
after twilirht.
Walter ' Matson is in Topeka on
legal business, lie will return Saturday
Have TT:3 Leader delivered, 45c mo.
Magnificent $300,000 Turkish Pavilion al the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition
Coprrlfbt. Ill br th Panama-PaHfte International fcxpoirte Ca. R- 8. Croflfcar Co., official photocraphera.
TUB beautiful MO.M0 g-overmnent pavtIK
beautiful and Imposing of the foralgn
IHUN sVM a uapoaiaf tanj t mm
illE beautiful IIOO.00 roremmact pavilion of tba Ottoman Emrlra at the World's Exposition at San Franrlaco tn ttlS. which wtTI be one of the
building. It Is modeled after one of the palaree of the SulUn Ahmed and will contain ballroom eiu
f modern, TurkUAh nreducu aa trU M nan historical treaaurea Photograph frcm architect's, draw Las.