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Tuesday Evening, October 2, 1917.
THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION
PAGE THREE
£•
PRINCIPALLY
ABOUT PEOPLE
« —  —©
•-31 TO RESIST THE ATTAi:k—,,f iho g„rm 
of Cnntmmpiioii,
\. I.. Lund puts in window tflasH
♦'hoiH* 194. Ill I) Ave. 9-15-tf
Scrofula. liri
Malaria, ai.d
many other «li -
ou80s — inmu 11i
lii/ltt or dio f- r
all of us. Tin o
Society
Mr.
g< rniH aro  -ver) -
wlwro In tin* nlr
______ we breathe. Tho. odds arc in favor of tf.o
. i curias, if tho livor is inactivo and tho
Randall, * arm Auctioneer ^nd ViioodMiminirw.
;e. -'SI 1th. Phone 21M>. 9-2ttf What is needed moct is an inert;
the germ-lighting strength. To
; uciii,- fully you noed to put on
<sh, runs.' tho liver Jo vigorous action,
'> it. will throw oil these germs, an.I pit-
Ify the >:!o<m1 so that there will bo u
weak spot," or soil f. r germ-irrowth
AV«. rluiih f r V . I'h nVs (Johlen
moulding: leal T>isc. vrv tii.'t it does all this in a
12-I4tl v.-iv peculiar i<  iuvlf.
It«cr..u! !os caused by torpid l!v- r
(r impure blo«Kl.
"The ( opinion Sense Medical A''vi *,*
Million, in French cloth '• ■!
. will 1m* -nt free on receipt of !:l < " -
Mmps t/> pay the cost of wrapp'n ;
J. I
Insui
Rev. anil Mrs. J. W. Sims of Man
gum were lu re today quests of Rev
and Mrs R. S. Satterfield.
Reception for
New Minister.
The members of the Christian
church will tender a reception to their
new minister, Rev. Merrill and family
in on Wednesday evening at the churcn.
"I Should Worry
No* About Corns!"
They Peel Off With " OeU-It."
Two corns are no worse than one,
jind one is nothing at all-—when you
use "Gets-lt." the one real corn-
 hr Inker corn loosouer. peel-it-
right-oil corn-remover. Ihata be-
frames, chcicc
ind, -ill D.
damned.
ui .Mrs. Albert Mitacbrich
haw returned from Oklahoma City
wferrv
fHir.
they have been attending the
und inaillnir Address Dr. I'i'-rn
JbiiTal •
REAL ESTATE BARGAIN* J room
Kresh fish and oyster* every Tues- house on pav.,1 street for *850.00.
day and Thursday. Star Market, applieatnt gets it. A snap. It
Phone 11-12. 10-1 tf *° '1 ln"C
Call :
do this fhe reception is also in honor of tb
i.'.J new members and both old and nev
members are invited to attend.
Visiting Guest
Returns Home.
Miss Dot Welch has returned to he.
home in Kansas City after a brief vi -
it in the city at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Hurl, 509 B avenue, and
with Capt. and Mrs. O. Hedrick, whoj
are here from Kansas City, Mo.
I*. E. (>. Society
W ith Mrs. Angus.
The P. E. O. society held a very
pleasant meeting yesterday •«ftc>riio<>.*i
at the home ot Mrs. H. A. Angus.
Roll call was responded, to with mi-
\ Amusements?
Murray Tomorrow
Bryant Washburn's Delightful,
Characterization in Essanay;
Comedy Drama of Home Sets |
a "Peck of Laughs"
C
LASSIFIED
WANTS AND SPECIAL
ADS
A. L. Lund fias just receiver! the
lanrest shipment of window shades
ever brought here. Trices right
1. S. celianeous quotations. ter the buri-
Sneed. i)-2Gtf! nesa had been transacted and a short
  program, the afternoon was spent so-
vi i m«. c • ; „ ..„,i cially. Refreshments closed the after-
Mr. and Mrs H^b Garrison and > pleasure. Two out >r town
daughters of Hol.is, Okla., motored|^ Mr„ j;a.iSt.h , :
Kansas City and Mrs. McDonald oi
Illinois. Members present were Me.s-
dames D. L. Shelton, H. A. Angus, O.
0. Kirkham, H. E. Kirkpatrick, H. A.
Carroll, J. N. Shepler, L. H. Fouts, S.
1. McElhoes.
to Lawton Sunday and were guests
— — ef Dr. J. \y. Brewer and wife of 704
Deputy Sheriff Finis Berry left C avenue.
tfain afternoon for Darlington, Okla.,  
and will combine business and pleas- REAL ESTATE BARGAIN—4 room
ure for a few days. house on paved street. $850. Part
The Public he damned. [cash. F. S. Sneed. ' 10-1 4t
 — Children*' Party
We have !) ef, pork, veal, lamb and w. handle Chicago and Kansas City >l Kirkham Home. .
mutt  n at ail times. Star Market. t ^ cj. :w y)ee/ ctar Market ' l it?e numbei of littlt -ir. - .
, e ( uts of choice oeei. . tar ->iarKtl*; present on Saturday afternoon at tb
rho11'' U- '- ,0"1 ll: Phone 41-42. 10-ltf home of Mrs. O. O. Kirkham w..
  her little daughter eniertaintd i1
Masdames Halliburton, Springer < lassified advertisements, such asi^onor ^er 8®vent^ birthday. Th
One (Vra I*IUH i;«iual
One Foot. Corn Free.
«-ause two drops of "OetH-It" eason
your corn-pnlnH :tt once, and you
know thai that old corn haa bcon
*4nipped in the bud." "Gets-It"
cnakoj' cutting and digging at a
com and fusainK with bandap:o .
 a1v«s or anything else entirely un-
necessary Remember "Gets-It" is
flufe.
You'll not have to take off your
*«hoe or pumps under the table at
the cafe to ease your squirming
noul. See that you Ret "Oets-It '
f>on't be InBulted by Imitations. 25c
is ull you need pay at any drup
store for ••Oets-It," or It will b*-
sent direct by B Lawrence & Co..
Chicsj?o, 111
&u,u ... ^awtor1 and recommended
Hi tf.e <  !■•- iU\rt% nou-iv i y
. J,. Sutl. rlaud, Powell Drug Store
: THE LAWTON MARKET EXCHANGE ::
KATKs— Fir t ln frtloi  on* rent ftw h | BY MONTH—Special  .l- ind *mU r«a
« r«l:  ul>M>«|urnt Innrrtlont. onr-hulf cent 4
wurtl. v.. H.I a.-..plr,l lor I... th.n ti*. '• ,l"' <.ulu.ni. (..r . nr..,nth .r ti
.III. oi-.1t Ullln. you h «   n *r- „ a|.r«|Hl r.lr nl w rnn:, p«
FOR SALE STRAYED OR aTiiLKN '.i< ins
—H   1 fi'oti the Fort Sill R. 'rvut i last
\LE 1 nuildinff*. one stone, - evenini!, Sei>t. 'J 1, blaiK inare
 «."ry, y,x70 feet ; one frair.e 25*60 |mu,e meK, nosn thm, ,eare oW> 15 u2
ft-ec. at iCh* than r.J per ci.-nt cl coal-jhands hii'h., weipht about 1000 pounds,
FOR
|?M  and 112! C avenue W H. Stack.
left shoulder sliprhtly s.-alded, no
l'OR SALE—Cheap, 1U16 model Over- blemish. Anyone Rivinp any informa-
land roadster. Telephone 11H. |tino 1 wi" }ir' a TeK',r?- ^otl"
10 .> 'jtp'fy me Indiahoma, Okla. Will Paris.
   * ! 9- 27 6tp
FOR SALK My part six chair barber -
shop in Slcrap-. llillio Cain, 115 N WANTED TO RENY A cottage, fur-
Main St., Hutchinson, Kans. 9-27 5tp: nil,he<| rall 0rth at rhone 211.
;9-28-tf
i^TiTT .^ALK -Car load furniture, con-!
sistinp of davenports, tables, beds, IWANTED—Dining room girls needed
dressers, chairs, etc. at bargain pric-1 at officerB Mess, School of Fire, Ft.
es. 427 1> Avenue. 10-1 .UpjSill. Apply to Mrs. Gordon, manager.
a no «;f
FOR SALE- Cafe and rooming house]
in connection. 211 1) Ave. 9-28 -ltp | WANTED—School ^rl to work for
board. 505 A or phone 998.( 0-29tf
SN.
"3kinner's Buky" Vssana*
No home is complete without a baby.
If you don't believe it see Skinner's
FOR SALE—A good fresh milch cow.
Inquire at 919 Fifth street, after 6j
i p. m.
LOST—A bunch of keys, a dozen, on a
1 hook—leave at March Bros., .'i09 I>
FOR SALE—Six cylinder Little at!Avenue.
once. Bargain. See ( has. King
10-1 2tp
a«vi Tucker hive arrived from then
reejXTtive h mcs in Missouri to be
with their hi -  ands, Majors Hallibur
ton and Spr irrer and Col. Tucker,
wins are sta ned at Fort Sill.
REAL EST.'
house on
CAA^'. F. S. S
TE BARGAIN—4 room
tved street. $850. Part
•ed. 10-1 4t
„ „ . .. c . „! birthday cake was of white, win
\  anted, I'or Kent. ror Sale, i Was decorated with the seven pin
etc.. will positively not be received for candles. Pink roses were also js.hI i
the Constitutor! by phrmo. They must! the decorations. Little boxes of can ti
l e brought to tho office. Please do not j«« m pink and white were Riven u* tableau flcatd,
r   *u~ |j ° ' equipment trucks, brimming
curs ai: :<-r
' horses of all
lined with h .
: endless r.'r.'iu
endless at. Jims
'.es and all breeds, or
eds of v. a., ceget,
va.i; and mammoth
.-r with
,, , it •   r i Kings Garage.
— Baby, an Kssanay picture, featuring __________
' Bryant Washburn. It is a sequel to FOR SALE
of the famous "Skinner's Dress Suit.'
10-1 6tpj WANTED—Cook, man and wife,
' (colored), for the officer* rr.ess at
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
Have You Seen 319 ?
. . .. . . , . favors to the children. After a rov;.
phone them, it ,s embarrassing to us R00d time in playine variol,, Sranriolard Kverv
to refuse to receive them. S-.lltr children were served with refresh- ' .
   ments. The little folks present i„. thing w'.,M>e m motion for t -mtrs ncv
eluded Louise Waldorf, Josepuinc -Joy- er stand still with the big eircur. Ins
near, Evelyn Hornaday, Adale Ham- as soon as the brakes set to the wheeh
mond, Elizabeth Quinette, Anna Lee 0f wonder-trains the unloading
Crabtree, Sarah \ lrgmia Ros3, Zoe . D. , ... , . ^ ..... .... .
  Sauerman, Mary Katherine Kochier, proceBB begJris. Big, beautiful horse? We Eat Too Much Meat Which,
"onun  ed From Page One.) Mary Ellen McAtee, Nell and Cure lint walk along the sides of the various Clogs Kidneys, Then the Back
and Carroll, Mary Frampton, Tiazel Baker, sections drawing wagons to the end < ", Hurts.
x. r ' " of!  
I will sell my residence |the aviation school, Fort Sill. Wife to
ill It Avenue fur cash or paymenta|c00k—and husband to wait on tables.
!-o suit buyer. If you want a nice home;Quarters furnished. Write telling ager
in a select pa t of the city see or write Experience and salary expected.10-1 3t
' me. Office over Murray Theatre, Cl
.Avenue. H. A. Lloyd. 9-28 tit. WANTED—Capable girl to assist
FOR RENT
ith nousework. 802 D.
10-ltf
FOR !.ENT— Nice
room?, 415 1-2 D.
clean
furnished
9-27 6tp
centle showvr P01*0^^ Shelton, Minor 1 >el Bojrjrs, tJie trains much after the fashion
gentle snower ^8 Woodhouse, Mary \ -ginia Du.n ^ ... .. n
our plan t« an- |ap, Ruth Warren, Ethel n .,, two horsea pulling canal boats. Brr
NICE pleasant furnished rooms at
The Hedlund, corner fith and D Ave.
Beds 25c and up. 9-25-tf
FOR RENT—Two furnished
modern. Phone 925.
roor.t..
9-25ti.
41r.s. Chas. Oldfield and little daugh- LETTER FROM STEWART
lor Marcia i. ivina, have gone to
Wichita, Ka- , for avisit with friends
aid relative
through the wire entanglements
at the enemy, but a ger
  eame up and deferred our
Wo fiave beef and pork tenderloins, other time.
.V ever, lv ins, spencer rolbi, .-ir- tosaCbo parelim( uhflpcor-F,na
, i < arts, tongues and little Uncle Sam would have been con-
pig hams at all timo*. Star Market, vinced had he seen us in the trenches,
Pbocw 41-42. 10-ltf that Germany might as well take in Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Viney are visit cus trrounds- Then other and more B^omAC|1| sleeplessness and all sorta of
her sails and call in her undersir. dogs ing at Wichita and Topeka, Kas.t and w*agons follow until fully 200 mas- bidder disorders.
91m,. H. Hope Singleton, of Ard- for men were there from the college, Kansas City, Mo. sive vehicles mingle with the caravans Y<m s[ , mu#t kee kidneys F0R RENT—Tv,° H0Uth front rooma-
more OklK., is in Lawton for a few'and everywhere with alecve, rolled up   of camels, elphants or zebras, with active and the moment vou Phone 201- 'O"1 ,;tP
*2: fc" UcenUy8 ^  n.l shovel to get a real idea 'TBLIC 8A1.E. here and the- a string of spotted pon- fw, ache or pain in the kidney !,,0R RENT_3 fhoicc room9_ cIoge jn_
Shigloton in Ardmore. jof trenches. Such men as ex-Attor- j wi„ gt„ at pu;jat acutio„ at rn, 'es~ or  smj".r'K''n*"t °j ^ reK'0n' Ret 'lbout foUr OUnceS °f Jad: hot water heat. Phone 11 or 564.
——— „ , ney General West of Oklahoma and p)scei i an<i J.2 miles north of N. W. es; ' ^hole forming a great sea ^a|ts frum any good drug store here.j 10-ltf
Call ( (r. Woods, 0ther.s of equal note in dirt and mu.l corner of Lawton on tt>e Fort Sill of motion which gradually takes shape take a tablespoonful in a glass '
therland's No. 2. corner struggling through the trenches and boulevard on Thursday. Octol>er 11 ui and moves across and out of the rail- water before breakfast for a few-
Street. 9-26tTon > jrii] ground practicing as pri- 1 ^?1C)^RS*£s— * U1 '   " - way yar(^s-
Braw Most folks forget that the kidneys,
I Gretchen Lund. Francis Yount, Louise ny men guide the tongues of the great like th« bowels, get sluggish and clog-
11 Doyle. Mrs. Kirkham was assisted vans and as the wagons reach the ffed and need a flushing occasionally,
throughout the afternoon by Ales ground other horses are hooked to else we have backache and dull misery
dames Ooyle and Sauerman. them and thcy get ofr lowHr<1 the ,ir m the kidney region,severe headaches
rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid
WATED—Elderly white man to help
around hotel. Keegau Hotel 10-2tf
WANTED—An experienced school
teacher, term of seven month* :>egin-
ning Oct. 15th. Apply to schoo' boards
District 66. S. Q. Miller.
H. MACKLIN, Architect. ♦
% Kasha, Ok. Paris. Tex. ♦
  : Address care Comanche Co. ♦
FOR RENT—Two modem furnished abstract Co.—Plans, ^timatee, ♦
bedrooms. 713 E Ave. Phone 1191. + Supervision—Specialist in Firo- ♦
10-1 3tp|# proof Construction. Phone 2%. ♦
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Service c.. s
phone 912, S •
C and Fon *.!
vates to learn the different drills, for
1 black mate
Mrs. L ! Shirley of Apache was TOat,lons and duties of an officer.
oiu, weight 1000- 1 bay mare, 8 year
To the reader who has never ex per-
fj Many a man is serv-
a"nTyoUuTkW™^rtVn'.7tTn';:NICB FURNISHED front room, first) U>g in a Hliss-fit pOSlbOt,
A/.nw *n. . . J . . .. . * lit. m 1 Al! (14lt
of |
days'
in th<j city .Monday and while here sub- But a board known as UThe Benzine one
old' weight 900; 1 yearling filley/good 'enced the wonderful sight which nc
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, corn-
floor, modern home. 100 8th St. ■ 1 1 *
10-2 3tP because he hesitates to
companies the unloading of a great bined with lithia, and is harmless to pqr
s.-rilxil for ti-• Constitution for herself Board" is scheduled to begin activities 43 HEAD OF CATTLE—2 light red circus it may be .supposed that nan flush clogged kidneys and stimpalte 21(i
and Dr. Shi ley.
in the near future and weed out the
Icows, 6 years old; 1 dark red cow o jelnonium rej.rns Nothing could be them to normal activity. It also neu-
years old; 3 ^ark red cows, 4 years * i
RENT- Two furnished rooms., An o /'aiivacc
A Ave. F'bcnc 911. 10-2 Htp! 01311 ® CallYOBO
WANTED
The Publ: be damned.
'less desirable and reduce the camp to'old; 1 dark red cow, 5 yrs; 1 red and further from the fact. There is never tralizes the acids in the urine so it noj 
the physically strong and active and dark red cow, 5 years old; 1 red and a shout and seldom so much as an or- longer irritates, thus ending bladder T() TRADE-Residence wanted, 400
the brainiest. white spotted cow, 5 years old; 1 Jer- jer given. Long practice has taught diorders. | a(,res of Koot) iand in Upton County,
ONK sum: 6F 2 rooms furnished The older men will find   
for light housekeeping, brick build- tjmes to keep accelerated pace
ing. Over I cobson's store. Phone 28.'
will be taken thereby the
erspotted cow, 5 years old: 1 Jer- <]er given. Long practice has taught diorders. | acres of good land in Upton County,
nd try in u old^^ °dark red o.w^ t^e men c'rcus to wor^ without, Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; Texas, to trade for Lawton residence
see a, it!£Tl light*" red, 3 years old; l' Jer- noise and without commands. There makes a delightful effervescent 1property. P. H. Jones, Temple, Okla.
instructors jsey, 4 years old; 1 dark red, old i ow. are 89 cars of wonders with the Ring- water dunk wluth everybody should j  —
Have You Seen 319?
,<Mtf and drillmasters, and only the active i Eight of these cows giving milk now Brothers' circus this .eason. "Cm- J«ke now^^and then to keep theh- kid-
, . . ., . and commencing to be fresh m Decern- ^prellH " with its world of imranher- e>s c,ean  tnus avoiding serious com
may hope to hold out. :ber 3 „ oW t 8teers; 2 o yKl- «•«"" . w,th lts *orld uf Parapher .
i i j. t    ,(j nalia and thousands of costumes is
A five or six mile walk every Sat-1 old past' heifers, 1 bred; 5 nice re
—  , . A well-known local druggist says he
ing past steers; 5 nice red year- partly responsible for the increased
1 room er trying but that is only the begin- P**t; heifers; 3 heifer red calves, number. But in, additon to this, the cir- I; . ; 
6F>AL ESTATE BARGAIN
house on paved street. Part ning as it must be increased to 20
cash. F. S. Sneed. 10-1 4t miles before the nd of Abe camp. One
——————— m"ie tjouble time to begin with in-
creased till three or four miles will
finally be covered will test the physical
powers of an athlete, yet we must do
all of these and more before we get
through.
• Yours respectfully^
R. BURT STEWART,
Co. 2 Inf.
Paint Up
that house.
PAPER THAT
dingy room.
Nothing will add so much
to the value of your prop
erty.
LATHRAM'S
will do it promptly and do
it right.
Phone 39.
3rd St. in First National Bank
Building
Headquarters for Wall Paper,
Paint?) and Glass.
last spring; 10 ^ave8' ro'J- cus has advanced in size in every de-
r ARMING 1MI LKMKN IS—J. 1. . . .
Case riding lister, riding cultivator, Payment. More arenic performers are
go devil, 12 inch breaking plow with carried than ever before, more wild
lieve in overcoming kidney troubles
while it is only trouble.
THE BLUE THAT'S TRUE.
Red Crops Ball Blue gives to clothes
two shares; 14 inch walking lister; t>0 animals, more horses and the introduc
tooth harrow; garden plow; Osborne ^jon a complete trained animal tir- , ... .. , . ,,
-cus for the special benefit of the chil- a dettr' da"1,nR w^lte'„ whlter
bed; 2 old buggies, buggy nearly jjj* ti,. B,«-i ah r snow, not a grenish yellow tinge like
new; heavy spring wagon; set single dren has added to the ensemule. All ^ b|U(, Buy Re<i CrOHR Itaii
buggy harness; set double buggy har- enumerated features will be seen on p ^ ...
ness. saddle; 75 rods of hog wire, ten thc 3jnKle main tent program when the ®lue for next. w"slJda>- >ou will be
barrel stock tank; 2 slop barrels; cot- R. ,. Brothers. exhibit h,rt. on the happily surprised. Urge package at
ton scales; «•  gallon milk cans; iron your grocers, 5 cents.
Leon Springs, Texas, kettles; No. 17 U. S. cream separator, above date.
  almost new; dinner bell; mail box; 2
scoop shovels; Old Trusty incubator,
1150 egg size: kitchen cabinet; double
couch; good Burdett H octave organ;
large wood or coal stove; 2 kitchen
safes. Other articles too numerous to
mention.
! POULTRY—12 Toulouse geese, 10
guineas.
TERMS—A credit of 12 months will
« « • I   ..11 /...a.
co serve
•printing. No matter what curity, bearing io per cent interest
- - - - per annum from date. A discount of . 
b over
sums under
f - ,*«v.vv v o.a discount. No
flit a price that Will be property removed until settled for,
Free lunch at noon
We Are
Always Ready
VOU with oood be given on ull sums over JlO.OO pwr
VVjJU Willi gUUU chager giving note with approved se-
InO matter what curity, bearing 10 per cent inte
i ~ r .1 • i per annum from date. A discount «
'He nature Or trie JOD may per cent will be given on all sums (
v  we are rearlv tr  do it *10 00 if Pnid in cash: °"m°
x we reaay IO ao ll J10 00 cash in hand, no <
SAGF. TEA DANDY
TO DARKE HAIR
Look Years Younger! l'se the Old-
Time Sage Tea and Sulphur and
Nobody Will Know.
FOR SALE.
$50.00 cash will handle a good 4
room house and .r 0 foot lot well locat-
ed.
9-8tf F. S. SNEED.
Andrew Kendrick, carpenter and
builder. All kinds of repsir work. Door
and window frames made to order. 101
C avenue.
9-0 Imp
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♦ NOTICE FARMERS ♦
♦ Let us do your leasing. We do ♦
tifully dark and lustrous almost over ^ the busjness ♦
You can turn gray, faded hair beau-
for a
new one.
(] A want ad will find
the place you want and
should have.
Cf It is needless to re-
mind you that when
g week. 918 Seventh St. 9-24 1^1^ ^ ^
man a better salary ii
WANTED—Ten nice clean sober me
to sleep on nice clean new beds.
811 E Avenue. 8-30tf
HOARD AND LODGING—At $7.00
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—By responsible party fur-
nished house, close in. Address
"House" care Constitution office.
10-1 3tp
inevitable.
V
has moved from 420 D to
526 D Ave.
and are prepared to do all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Metal Work.
Phone 222
Satisfactory
Bring your drinking cups with you. ntebt if you 11 get a 50-cent bottle of
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- ,
TODAY AT THE TEMPLE
"HER GOOD NAME"
Starring
JEAN SOUTHERN
In Five Complete Part*
Also a Good Comedy 5c and 15c
LAWTON OIL EXCHANGE, ♦
A. J. NET/., Owner. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com ^ 304 Koehlcr Bldg, ♦!
COL JOHN MORGAN & SON, pound" at any drug store. Millions of ^ lawton Okla •!
' GUY ROBERTSON, Clerk^"0""™' £>tt,e8 of this °'d dd'f." * * #   
 Recipe, improved by the addition of     -
, EVER WATCH A BIG other ingredients, are sold annually, ♦ ♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦
CIRCUS COME IN? says a well-known druggist here, be- ♦ 1 wonder ho* many homes in *
  cause it darkens the hair so naturally ;♦ thin city were fully protected by *
If you want to get some idea of the and evenly that no one can tell it has ♦ fire insurance. This should be a ♦
immensity of the all new circus which been applied. ♦ warning to every citizen that ♦ |
| the Ringling Brothers have on tour Those whose hair is turning gray or ♦ does not carry fire and tornado ♦
ithis season set your alarm clock for becoming faded have a surprise await- ♦ insurance, for your home may be ♦'
!un early call on the morning of Thurs- ing them, because after one or two ap-i* the next to go. ♦
;<lay, Oct. 18 and then go to the rail- plications the gray hair vanishes and ♦ I have good old line compan- ♦
road yards. your locks become luxuriantly dark ♦ ie« that will write both your fire ♦
You will sec cars, cars, nothing but and beautiful. ♦ and tornado and automobile in- ♦
[cars resplendent with red and yellow This is the age of youth, Gray-hair- ♦ suranf* and they pay their loss- ♦
und gold, each bearing the magic cap- ed, unattractive folks aren't wanted ♦ m promptly. Telephone me and I ♦
jtion, 'Ringling Bros. World's Great- around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage ♦ will be glad to come out to your ♦
lest Shows." Here will be a train of and Sulphur Compound tonight and ♦ home and talk good insurance to ♦
[solid, vestibuled sleepers; there a you'll be delighted with your dark,;♦ you. *
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' coaches of the -boxed" variety where- pearance within a few days. ♦ Insurance and Loans, U. C. ♦
I in travel the elphants, the camels and This preparation is a toilet requis- ♦ Moore Bldg., 425 I) Avenue. ♦
j zebras; and elsewhere you will gaze;ite and is not intended for the cure, 1 ♦ I'hone 397. *
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DISTILLED
WATER ICE
loo tb*.
30c
50 lbs.
20c
25 lbs.
 10c
m lbs.
  5c
Come to our plant and get ice.
CRYSTAL ICE AND ICE
CREAM CO.
3 B Avenue
Telephone 606