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THE NEWS SCIMITAR. FRIDAY. DECEMBER V, lilt In "THE WILLIAM FARNUM RAINBOW TRAIL" SEQUEL OF "RIDERS OF PURPLE SAOE" Hidden in the Vtah w lldhntt,-li finds the s i) LILY of hit drrame. See the AdjunJrs Kden. Story b ZAXK GREY. ADDED ATTRACTION "Surrender Of The German Fleet" TODAY AND SATURDAY NEW MAJESTIC NO. 1 fcext to Hotel Gayoso) MILL ERY UNIT SUSTAINS BUT ONE T CASUALTY IN WAR Coming Sunday Four Isaya Will Rogers in "Smiling Bill Hyde" HY RKX BKACH. MAJESTIC XO. 9 (OPT. HOTEL OAYOSO) TODAY AND SATURDAY PEGGY HYLAND In "CAUGHT In The ACT" Of marrying n fenrlrws man who raponpd hrr father a a profiteer. A drum In which needle and thread start a ripping romance. Coming Sunday and Mnd MABEL NORMAND In "Peck's Bad Girl OLD MAJESTIC NO. 1 TODAY AND SATURDAY VIOLA DANA in "BLUE JEANS" A wonderfnl reproduction of the 'unions play returned for the ahore two day only, AMERICANS OF HUN BIRTH PETITION WILSON M1TN1CH, Pec. 21. (By the Associated Press .) A group of AJnariOfcM of n.T nuui birth, who heve neen In Munich throughout the war, unable to ft Amrrlran passports, met ana drew up a petition to President Wilson asking for oulek food relief fr Onrmany, nnd also assistance In oommunleatlng with their friends and relatives in th United States. . . . , The meeting was marked by addressee br those who favored asking bluntly for passports, since all are desirous Of going to America, but It wa decided to postpone the request until Inter The meeting considered taking steps toward netting In tourh with olher Americans elrlllarly sltunieil In Germany, especial ly a colony of native horn Americans In Munich who have refused to actively associate with the Ofrman-Anierloan. All such effort hav thus far been fruairMted by the police who have re fused to give the addresses of Ameri ca!) residing here Appeals to adver tisements in ilia newspaper hava also proved (utll. LEMON JUICE WHITENS SKIN Girls f Make beauty lotion at home for fw cents BETTER FARING DRIVE IS PLANNED T 0 HELP NEGROES Squeeze the Juice of two lemons Into com uining tnree minces or White, shake well, and you a hotlle enntalnln, Orchard have n -i.m-t.-r Pint of the teat Bleach Ing and skin whitening lotion and com plcslon beaut.fter at very very small cost Your grocer he, the lemons atid any drug atore or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents Massage this eweetly fra Irani lei Ion Into the face. neck, armi and hands each dny and. how tan redness sallowness. aunhiirn and wind burn disappear and how clear, soft and mn mi- the akin becomes. Tea' II la hnrmleae Tri-States Better Farming As sociation Will Inaugurate Campaign Aiming at Bigger Output of Foodstuffs. BY REV. T. O. FULLER. The Three-Htsl.-H Bettor Farmlnc, as sociation, under the direction of T. .1 Johnson, nnd" Bert M lloddy, Is plan ning a Vigorous campnlKn among thn nrffrnoa In tho Memphis territory fanners will be urgeil to diversify their crop with the view to relHlng as much a posalhl of what they need as well A irurplus for Hie market. Intensive farming will he etnpliaslaed, also, with the Idea that small acreage, well and thoroughly cultivated, I much hetler than to., much l.trtd noortv cultivate.! The beauty ..t the inrm me win ursed with the hope of making I lie fartn more attractive to the young poo pie. who show a disposition to leave the rural nistriot lor inc hi unci... nm f tho rlty. Nertro business men will mnke visits mall. .towns In the Memphis terrl- ory In the near future with the nope of stimulating business activity nnd dlieotirnr trade to Memphis Firms In It. IjAUIi nnd Chicago lining it inrre mall order business here diverted large olumes of business thnt Hhoiild nave nine to Mcninh Is. Hie ouiect la 10 niako Memphis the great trade center of the delta. . An Important event In colored circle-. last 1 1 Ik 1 1 1 was the marriage of Pr. J W Winchester to Alice M Taylor, ono tho public school teachers of the Many of their friends were pros Memphis Battery Has Re markable Escape-One Man Wounded, Others Gassed, Local Boy Writes. Only one member of Bnttery A. 115th field arllil.-ry, composed a'mot exclu sively of Memphis boys, suffered Inju ries In the heavy Argonne forest en gagement according to a letter from William K While, .if Battery A, to his father. L. 11. Jones, Kuntyn. The casualty consisted of a shell splinter wound In the leg of one of the boys. White also Informed his parents that the artillery unit had auto tractors to mill their guns Instead of harness, having hoen recently motoruted. There were several "gas" casualties In the Argonne forest fighting, White says: 111. writes: There was a big wplel In the news papers over here about us writing a 'Father's Xmas Letter.' Plnee I've thought about It, I've never written a letter directly to you. tbobgh of course dear homefoiks' means everybody at home. "Hlnce Nov. 11 everything has been mighty dull around here I can't hardly Sleep at night It's an quiet. Then, too, we've gradually drifted hack Into peace time soldiering' drill schedules, revlelle and retreat, and .all those other 'dfid gum' details that make a fellow's life a misery. "Our period of actual fighting was about two months. I shall never forget the events I hat happened during that lime. Our first offensive was tfje Ht. Mlhlel drive when the salient was re duced and the allied Hues brought to the outskirts of Metz. We followed up the Infantry nnd held advanced por tions In case of a counter-attack. "As there was none, we hiked night and day. through rain and mud to posi tions in the Argonne forest, northwest i of Verdun. Here we drove the Dutch men hack and again took up advanced positions. "We had one casualty here a shell splinter wounded a mini In the leg. "From here we again hiked to our present positions Wo arc about mid way between Verdun and MetE, There have been several casualties here on SOCount of mustard gas. They are. In I he hospltul, of course, but recovering rapidly. ' our gun ffe.sltlons are on a high hill which overlooks a deep wide valley In the north. The German held the hlgh- lid nn Die opposite side so It was osMv nrtlllerv duel.s we wove engaged 11 would have been murder for the Infantry to advance across ihe open lain. The guns fl'.-.l from this pnsl- loii until the armistice was signed We sre wsltliig here now for orders Ithcr (.. go ba. k or to follow up the t We are motorized now Have tractors to pull the guns Instead of the horses. This Is Just a brief account of what w- have been doing. I suppose It seems pretty dull to read, but I'll never forget It. of course, the main Question now is. When do we go home?' The days seem like weeks now that there's no excite ment. There won't be a happier soul on earth than myself when I set foot Hods country again. I certainly hope it won't be later than March. We nova were looking over some pic tures together Ashbury gave mo the one of To.1 Harton. -n:i.i i nion. sou Otis, sitting on Ihe tank. I certainly wish I had g kodak over here and would ullowed use It. After Christmas Clearaway seassssa-ssesssssiasaessaassi saseseasssess n i - - m mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm n mi i Of the most wanted huusehold articles at prices that are ridiculous, considering present market conditions. The crowds will be here. Be one of them. These values are incomparable. $25 and $30 Values, Saturday Sffcial at $14.75 In COUGHS AND COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED Dr. King's New Discovery Used Since Grant Was President-Get a Bottle Today Tt did It for ..ur rn.!ina. for your father For flftv years this weii-gnnwn roush and cold remedy has kept an evergrowing- army of friends, young and old. vnr half a century drugglsls every where have sold It !'ut n bottle In vour medicine cabinet. You may need It In a hurrv. fold ny oruggiMS every where, tvu and 1 :o. Bowels Acting Properly? They ought go. for constipation make: the body retain waste matters and mi purities that undermine the health and play havoc with the entire sisteni. Or King's New Life Tills are reliable and mild In action. All druggists, S!.o. . ad. Time to Wake Up Your Liver, so take DISCO LAX The improved calomol tablet that doaa not grip, nauseate or make you sick. Remember, when jrour liver needs calomel, there Is no real substitute. Discolax cause no distress and need no other laxative. Only SB cents per boa. At all Druggists'. ROOFINGS eiron snd Ptesl Bsrs, Tanks. Wire Fencing, Railway snd Mill Supplies. Pidgeon-Thomas Iron Co. -6 N. Beeond it,. Memphis Phones 1600. ltoi. ltOt. UnUTdT'1 ,k r""r "eHln. snd fciuai steam soon (on. AH distressing symptoms rapidly dlsup pear Liver and kidney act better General Improvement Is realised. I send by mail a trial treatment absolute FR Is. Try It Never, beard m any thing Its equal for dropsy. Writ, to OR. THOMAS E. QUI-: IN. Bank Blaa.. Boa N. Chatsworth. Oa BREAK IN WATER MAIN CUTS OFF CITY LIGHTS A broken iind.-ritroiind water main at th llealo avenue power plant late lhursdiiy uftornoon compelled the llhl ompany to Rhut off the condcnslio; water, i-onsr.Uentlv shutting off city lights Memphis was HO ner cent tdrk nearly all night Manager Tinner stated Friday the plan! would probably be working fill! oico by nlfhtfall. The task of rem.- ying the break In Ihe 1 . in., ! pip. con 11 of digging through nearly two feel f concrete, besides the difficult work necessary In Hip narrow tunnel. (inly Ihe hospital mid olher emer n.-v circuits remained on ThUfSoaH nlrhlf when the break came snd wate from severs! of tli huce wells was cu' ff The remain., or of the city was orccd to resort to candles lantern nd coal oil lamps, as they did on Iw previous occasions when steam pipe at Ihe plant buret In an explosion Seven feet of the liuse piiM wss be ing laid and connected Friday, the workmen rushint- the lob In order to have all the cenerallng turbines at work again by (1 or 7 o'clock. lis ent to evt,.il congratulations and bent Wishes. The Memphis 1'rban lean a will open hea.l.iunrters soon and begin activities for negro welfare. Among the com mittees announced Is snip on nice re intio. Conciliation co-operation b(ewein thy races will b. the slogan . Howe Institute opens Monday Pec. 31). lohn Miller lias been In Hie epiploi of tho Soul hern Fxpress compaoV for inaiiy fears and Is respected and trust ed by bis .mphwers It gives pleasure In mention these people who have proved their honesty snd faithfulness . social workers' conference has been formed and weekly meetings will he lo ld T-hls will UicliM. nurses and charity workers dolnr. field work The will evchahge experiences and sugges tions and eliminate wasteful Jtlplica Hens and svstenmilt. II,. h work so as o get the best reeults White and iwlored friends gave th Inmate of the Old Folks' home n splendid Christinas dinner, which thev an loved. Turkey, roust pork, cakes plea and fruits were given them. A short reunions service was conducted by Kevs. T. 0 Fuller and A FttQM GARAGE COMPANY LEASES STABLE SITE A lani for tho nroprrty at hc north WBit rnrnor if Thtril ftrnt fltin Mnn nvriiMf Imp hoen RMUlrtd hv th. iy. itnplii-ntlon fnr H Chhrter fri hlch hfi I't'.'n itrnwn. w Ith J R MivHt-itman u priidnt and Mntrtil tiki tin r r 1 he t-onipinv Is i:i.ttaMi1 1 i(..ooo, with p wuninurnr M viot prMld(it mill H. D. KoU MM'v?tary 1 Ml surer Arcnrdlpir to Wuvfahuriarr It 1p till inni'itny ' intAntlon 10 i"tall what 1 crinra thfoufrhout thv BlM n 10 out "hit-'h" nvtteni "f EMrklnal auto. ik will jik .""in-ill: m nnaral cariiuo Lfld aaisii rM'Mi s. It's OfQfthtniT flntlrply naW and (If Mrrtly p'TirMifil." it'rlarfrt Wurtt lurfer "rtniv . plan iImpmiv may ara tni r ! w th up. no wr anop 1 inir. wh tht1!'- it.u'knurp to UR HTm at heir l(tli;'rn ret i;-lr oa- Thp fo f tha cs-rl',r will ba at th rata of n enta .1 nay It l tha compBny'P pan to ontlroly ramodaji th prjanl huutftnt how um Hvory s':itil' unit mnle It Into idarn ravAco. complataly aqulppad Th oompapy hopes to ho raacy fof iMifstnfPR hy h 1 YOUNG VICTIM OF GUN ACCIDENT IS RECOVERING luiffr fh r-yoar-oUl Si haflYr, IU North Main tnft port of .IdPfph 1 ilUli who was thO. In the atoma-h Thurs day at nnnn hv th- a. .-nlrot:.! I1DHM1 if a aniall rtflo it the hainln of hi playin.'ite. Lewis tVper, Si t North Third fttrttt, Is rtportM as RittM htt tr. Tli aotldapt or.'Utron ahortiy aft oopr, who lr 13 yar o Id, had loft ine 'towti ff hoyp Ruihoron ireun hniiflro in Market aauafa, Ho wa ihout IO0 yardi away from tho othon vhMi the rlflo i.oomenta!lv fired I'nnufr wa not nrroPted, us aoveral aMtnoast's of tho otvurrenoe told polto It was an accident Bead Mews Scimitar Wants. Morris and Royal Easy Chairs, , $25 and $30 Values, $14.75 Oak. Mahogany and Fumed Oik finished, choice of coverings, to close out at this exceptional prlc. For luxurious comfort, complete rest and ease it 1 un eqnaled. Service guaranteed. Ttiey are bound to sell rapidly at this price, which Is easily $6.00 cheaper than ever offered at previously. CIGOEST BARGAIN IN MEMPHIS. 1190 00 10-Piece Mahogany Suite, $98.50. .lust think leas than 1J each tor Hfl-lnch Buffet, 48 Inch Dining Table, large Serving Table, 4S-lnch China Closet and six polished Baddle-seat Chairs. You will he surprised at the splendid finish and quality, even al original price of lir.O.OO. This 4-Ploco Handsome Period Style $135 Bedroom Set Think what an unusual value I any pieces of magnificent William apd Mary Pertse furniture. Bach piece constructed the sme as ihe vary finest quality furniture and all the eases have dut proof bottoms Consists ol bed. dr.sser, chif fonier and triple mljror dressing tsble. It's a genuln. 1135 value, at - $98 This 4-Piece Solid Oak or White Ivory $75 Bedroom Set, $58 This positively cannot he duplicated on the market today at anything like the price. The most splendid construction throughout, with dustproof bottoms an.i every piece f.nelv finished. Consists of bed. dresser, chlffonett and triple mirror dressing table. Just as shown. Excellent chiffonier, the high boy type. Convenient term Incomparable Bargains lemnants and Short Lengths ef Draperies in lengths up to I and 10 yards, comprising Cretonne, voiles, Marquisettes, Fancy Nets. Sun-Fust over- drapery, etc., worth up to Si.00; for quick clear ance, a yard ' 8,00 damaged, 6x9 Grass Rugs I9c SI, 98 One lot of damaged Crass Rugs, In green, blue and brewn. with Grecian Key Bor ders, if perfect well worth 8; far this sale P I no onlp sJliOO ONLY 21 LBFT TO SELL FOR SITS. Here is a Lamp that ia a good value even at 120. We bought them a year ago, hence the reduction: 18-lnch shade, opal Elass shade, two-light, pull-chain socket. Don't delay, quan tity limited. A HOME Hundreds of beautl CAN'T HAVE TOO MANY. ml I patterns to select from, ted. 27xM, Axmlnster nnd triple 158.00 lifts, always appreciated ia. w hearth size Or velvet lift M !6x72, extra large and the most desirable $10.00 sxlj, finest wool tapestry (tugs, seamless . $M.OO (xl2 Axmlnster, finest pure wool, exquisite pattern Useful $2.98 $6.98 $29.75 $36.75 $15 Heater $9.75 Sl 11 LUbH ; i aaa JUMBKU mi u uurrwa ou This dand heater will j keep a larue j room com- fortable In the col. lest j w m l hrr: 2dk and $-00 MAHOGANY AND CANE neavy .tura-. ble ni.'tcrl.iL LIVING ROOM SUITE. $139.75 These were Just received. They will go quick. As for value, quality and design they cannot be equaled at less than $200.00; 72- 1 100 71. inch sense pillows Included: large arm chair and rocker.. 103.1 J Tho busy housewife's baking oash, $1 weekly. We guarantee this to he a $110.00 range, ami at our price of $18.00 It la a on this Range Is a pleasure. $5.00 Liberty Bonds Accepted at Full Value $198.00 RHODES' SPECIAL OUTFIT, THREE ROOMS COMPLETE Everything necessary to start housekeeping, Bvery article a special value, InoTudlng rugs, shades, etc., and a'year to pay. This is the begt buy for beginners ever offered. A splendid inducement to start housekeeping. An easy way to pay. COLD WEATHER COMING PREPARE' The Best Is None Too Good For You Buy a Cole's Hot Blast Heater and be comfortable. Den't Delay. You are actually paying for one in the fuelwaated by any other stove or furnace. You are not getting the warm floors. heat. m bargain. Mil r i We especially re. oniniend and I guarantee this! range us a per- fed . ooker and baker; weighs I 3Tb Ilia., the best and strongest built. ' RMPiS and even throughout the house. And re member no fire to build. Holds fire from Satur day to Monday without atten tion. Saves one-third coal, remains a 1 r -tight 20 years. AH these tilings guaranteed . or vour money back. ' HELD TO GRAND JURY ON ASSAULT CHARGE Chanted with assaulting W, w. Run ner; of Ihe Memphis da) hnd Wectrlo ompany. with a pistol wncfi Runner (tempted lo turn off his llchts. M. .1 'Ink. merchant nt K2 South Main treet, was held tr. the grand iury Fri day by Judge Pltshugh ins warn. ut Tor Kinks arrest was om nut hv Runner, who alleges the Hsnult occurred on the nn .riling of ice. si. us he was turning out iluht i the st.o-es He alleges Kink pointed pistol al him nnd also throali-ncd to hit htin over tho head with It. THOUGHT KETCHUP WAS "JAKE" AND TOOK TWO Two bottles of Ketchup may bear a marked resemblance to "Jake.'' to an Intoxicated man, but In the opinion of pors.-v tlilffln, negr.i. too Pontotoc ave nue, it doesn't set well with the di gest lie organs as a "chaser." Ortfflrt was placed on trial In city cnurl Friday for picking up the ketchup from the Ptlfly lgly. North Main street and Adams avenue. "Qol excited, ledge, when 1 seed dat stuff, Thouirln n was Jake," Grif fin told Judge FityJuigh. "Itul I'll bit you won't make such a mistake any more," replied Judge ritlhUffa "Klned I!" " Local Bureau Is Kept Busy With Applications and Land Proffers. Bead News Scimitar Wants. SMILE OF THE HOMEWARD ROUND Wounded American soldier being carrl ed up to deck ef hospital shin "Com fort" on Its arrival at New York harbor. Hospital ships bearing wounded, slrtc mil crippled American soldiers arc ac hing at New York almost dally Many f the lads coming back on these ships axe still confined lu sticwlicr. Hut RETURNING YANKS APPLY FOR FARmS Hundreds of application are dally fl ed with Frank Hayden, chairman of the reluming soldiers and -sailors set tlement committee, for farms which the government proposes to provide for military men. , . Mr. Hayden, wno is presiuenc. oi u.o Guaranty Hank and Trust company. stat.-.l that congress win ")" bill Immediately after the holiday re cess Results arc expected In the lat ter part of February or maron. ,v Fjine deoartment of In terior has drawn plans which call for co-operation from state legislatures In promoting the project. With congress vaf lal aVLUFasal WorKMItt UlMLiy, it- News of Rivers River Bulletin. Memphis, Tenn., Friday, Dec. 27. Observations taken at 7 a.m., 71th meridian time. Flood Stag., Pittsburgh 12 Parkersburs; 30 .00 I Cincinnati Louisville Hvansville Nashvirte 40 Chattanooga 33 .lohnsonvllle 2$ raducah Davenport 16 Kansas City 22 St. Louis 30 Cairo MEMPHIS Helena Fort Smith 22 Little Rock 23 Vlckshurg ' 46 Shreveport 29 New Orleans 18 Ratn-Hght- Chg fall. $. 0.6 16.1 0.3 29 LO U.7 0.2 22.0 0.3 1B.4 0.1 20.6 3.9 17.3 i.j 26.5 0.l 2.7 0. 6.6 1.1 r.. o.o 30.$ 0.1 0.1 0.5 1.2 l. 1.2 10 0.6 22.2 27.0 ISO U:i thought a plan will be formed demand ing Immediate attention ami lO.ch the ovefnment will not en courage assistance from large corpora tions, several nave prouerou iaiw to bo handled through the federal agen cies. I he Lamh-rsh Lumper nnmv. Charleston, miss., nas c.n vij acres Mississippi Is one of the trt states under the supervision of the lo cal scttl.ment bureau. AMERICAN VESSELS GOING TO COPENHAGEN Rise. remain -Fall. River Forecast. The river at Memphis will about stationary. Departures. Eclipse, to Ashport. Princess, to Friar Point. Whisper, to Luxora. Driftwood. Rapid progress Is being made by woskmen constructing the shaft of the Ha?rv Lee. docking at the Lee Line Packet company wharfboat. The steam er was withdrawn from navigation sev eral weeks ago. The company has an nounced that she will ta)te up a new chednte .Tan. 1. . j The steamer Kate Adams, hlch COI'ENHAC.KN. r4c. 27 . American cleared Thursday afternoon, Is espected warships arc expected here Saturday to make in. return irip on th.ir way to th. Baltic sea. late Saturday night or faunday morn- WAPHINGTON, Dec. 2". -In connec- The steamer Grand was usable to get ...... .. i.i, ,..!, fr,n, . Sintniinn mai up t on scneoi.ie nnic .u. V...... loan f eet wouia snoruv arrive .unoons lauou.s. .c uu i 1 re, berrvtary Oanicls said today the Saturday morning. out cruiser Chester and a few sub- usrlne chasers had heen ordered to I ..... Copenhagen as a courtesy. He said the ! MtMrnlflN MldllwUl, V1S11 ..I'll MO BIII.UILBIIIW 1... . . to Russia. lepart THREE FIREMEN HURT AS TRUCKS COLLIDE CHATT'ANOOaA, Tenn. Pec. 27. (PpM Cant. H. T .. Blb'e. Lieut. Roy Smith mil Will Rhodes were seriously injured Lieut. Smith perhaps fatally. Si i early hour this ni .ruing when two suto fire engines collided on their wsv to a fire. Both machines were badly wrecked they smile through their pain and In spile of the los' of llmh hsoeus P. seems near The hospital ship Com tort, which carried (MB. 1. i.-liing to France, recently arm o in .New ork with 400 wouuded soldiers. HOLD BOYS TO JURY IN AUTOMOBILE CASE Charles V. Robinson and Wlnfred Todd. IT year-old youths, charged with ihe theft of a number or automobiles, were held to the Brand Jury. by I'ollre Judge Fltshugh Frldc morning. They were arrested by Detectives Bell. H.igan and Carter snd charged with thefts ranging from Sept. 19 until Dec. 17. ' On the former date. It Is alleged, th two youths stole the car of Pr J. H Mills and after ruling It. stripped It of tires and equipment On Sept. 24, It Is charged, the boys also stole and stripped th car of 1. O Stewart, of Brunswick. On the last date the de tectives allege, the car of Arthur Sew ell waa stolen and stripped. SAYS CASUALTY LIST Private Spencer Lantrlp. brother to Mr. Joseph R. Lasson, 157 East Iowa avenue. Is reported In Friday's oaeuelty list as missing In action lie was wlrh an Infantry company and took part In the recent heavy fighting. Mr. and Mrs. Lasson have left the city on a visit for the holidays snd they could not be communicated with Friday. The missing soldier has a brother, also boarding at the Lasson home. Before enlisting private-Lantrlp wss a car repairer. SLIGHTLY MIXED. During the war a squad of recruits was practicing communications down a line of men In open order formation One message was: "Hard pressed on left: send reinforcements at once." To the amassment of the officer In charge, this Is how it rsached them: ."Hard up. none left: send three dollars and four cents st once. SJSJyflfyjrygTTBKHSJjgKM CRfJ.fl - , PbshVHpTjH - Bases HBSBBBBBaBeKaaBVSBBassBefl ses?ssflBsHHlaBsnp4sBB ' - AlllessBsaeW m TW tmUt Cnsatirt sf "TjWZM OF THE APES" h Which the Stjriewt Ckaracttr h M Fictsfj Eaters tin Dakssin Rtilia ef CraatfN Seartt if Ms WHitiod late Hi Meats Adventures stslatjsWlrieaWiTw New Lyric Theater TODAY, SATURDAY. LAST TWO DAYS ADMISSION 25c, 50c ftLL SEATS RESERVED The Most Wonderful Picture of the Kind Ever Brought to Memphis Itching Rashes Soothed With Cuticura AierarsMs: Stomach ills disappear after cel.brated Shlvar Mineral Water. drinking permanently rhe cAtehrat Positively guaranteed hy money-back offer. Tastes fine: costs a trifle. De livered anywhere by our Memphis agents. Ollver-Flnnle Co Phone them Bead News Scimitar Waats. RAINCOATS Wc have a large stock of guar anteed raincoats for men, wom en, bays and girls. Lowest TOWH Kit COMPANY, lac. 79-S1 South Second Street Corner Union. Read News Scimitar Wants.