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TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1917
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WAR HAS JUST BEGUN
N0RTHCL1FFE ASSERtS
British ViiMihhor Says Stories
of German Unrest Previous-
ly Misinterpreted.
KANSAS iTI'V Mo. f.rt. 2T.. Tif
linol.iK (lit V" iintM if Internal dlH-
ruplit'ii In ll'Ti.iiiny lis .tlmiS pf til"
weukcitlng f Hint nuMon In tin' nr.
lfirl Nni lliclifn- iIImMiikiiIhIiii) Itrlt-
Ifh eilltnr Mini pnliilnhrr nn heud if
the 1 ti'liKli w.it iiili-ftluii tinlay filil
tWII tlllllill-i'il .1 1 1 ' II if MI'VI'll l.f til"'
ItiltMli' t'.isli'i n 'lutri lit .'l lu ni lir-nti
glen Iipiv In his luiiim Hint t In vwir
Lail Inst lu-Ki'ii.
"II In I'iihikhiIic Hint thin utmulil I n
n churl win-" lie i hi id. 'I'Iii ii- nii
lie fin 1h xs li lt-li will ( ti i-1 it lh" lnU fur
Kuril .in o IiiIhii. I'lii' ;-. 1 1 ; 1 1 ri'U'li
Hug iinl.ltp niir n nuri'SK mul piiilni-
liu'iit. Iiii.h liltlr m- no iu'it hhvii that
nf tin- purine of a fi'W itppruprKt-
tlnliH All Mlll'll lll'WW Im mining nut
nf (in iiiany. W hile It Is piismhly true
Hint mi" thinl nf Imp J inn n pupiilil
tiott li.ih hi riinii' tlu.cni'! nf w.ir tip'
lulliiK tn ihiiiN Hfi' firm In lli"lr
emit ii-laiii that tln war In I ring prune -riili'd
kih retfnlly In n ii'tiiflniiH imiI-
Inin.illuii fur thiir i;u'.vi niiit'iil."
I.niil .Nmlhi'llffi- iikmciW'i! thfit
Aniiilian new Hpii pi-rn tire ptOMrplIni;
the news of the war In an rrniirmiH
Manner. lie tuiiil tlmt Hip fai t Hi H
nmiitliing nun xviniiif wlili t le riii.inv
wiih licihir iVitlureil when a h a iiint-
tr of fact the only tiling wrung with
tho liatliln wan Hip UhIki'I'. JIp tnlit
of tin' .pulley nf his u I ; (a i . m h In
IU Kl.iinl which Ik- mime trent-
lni nt to llrltsli li yni-x iih to IIi UIhI'
and nllitil mIiih.
The world lifer tho war lie mild
won 11 lit jiiiftiH'il hy I In nun who
it i e imw dclillng fur tit'iiictiary. Tim
elitnliiHtlon nf tii-.ii'H on Hip Imltlc-
flt ItU ninl till' ili'inncl at y nf thi
tKiiflit'H "tuiiil I'P brought hwt'li iih a
numMIng Influenco ty offleers aid
nc.MiiT alike.
lie pr.ilned the United KlHti'B for the
hli'prtv iiduptlnn of thp drnft declar-
ing Hint It v. un one of tho must demn-
iitl(i Moves of Hie war.
WINTER FOOD SUPPLY GOOD
iiIiIhi;imi iiiiiily Hay Crop l
' iiIihnI Itwo In $100110.
Kperial t.i The Wnrhl.
HAItTI.KSVJM.K. Oct. 2. Kitrm-
( in ninl t allll'lilt II 111 HiIh KcPtlnll lll
nit wnrrvliiK iili'int fi'itl thiB year.
Nut In y ai h wan a KiPalcr t itip "I nhy
cut than Him yt-iir. A rprnrd finp "I
ii t in iih w.-ih (.'I'utvii- Am ih'TP It a
Henri lly nf corn iimnm hip unlnK to
play an Inipoi Unit pall In tin- dally
fl'l'1 for Iiork.
ThniisH ntlH nf ihtcii nf hnv wpi flit
ami Marked II UM'il to he Hiat prall'lti
!ia.-n was M ilium t ill. It -w up HIip
HunflnWt'l'H nut un the prairies. In-
Hl.Ild nf Cllltllli;' llllH ll.IV. Wllll'll t'O.st
inillilnt' nihil' Hi.iii Hie w.uk nf PtU-
timf ami iiiinu; It fariiieis used to
luiy lulled liny Im Iheii' Htui It. Kill nf
lalp y-'urn they have tilt .run lid it wiim
n foolish mote to allow t luuiwimls nl
arrPH nf nuod prnirip hay In no to
WIlKtP. Tl initialed xalilf nf Hie
riop out In hit county thin year will
run riot to S4imo.
RABBI TR A C E S FALL SPORT
WtONlilnutnti ' iunty "SMi'iiliitirs"
ov Trnlnlnn I'littii'llc IIoiiikIh.
HArtnKs n.i.r. oki . 'rt. 2r..
They nr kuihk to hold "Jark ralihlt"
ai eH In thlH srrtiuii lids fall nntl win-
ter. Jt Is oiip of Hie Mk" ii ti 11 1 1 I
Rport. tlipyhouiiils lire Imlnic tniliutd
for thP lili es. There ait' thniisn nils
nf Jack rjlihlls out on the prairies
ho lllllllci are lonklllK lo thtl npcniliK
uf Hip HtiiHoii. In holding iiiiih of
this kind a pack of tlocs arc taken
out on thti pralt'im. Two dotM start
In tilth race. A raldilt Is "Jumped"
and two do" art turned Inuso. ThP
tluK catt IiIiik Hie rahhlt Wilis the rare.
Hunters het heavily on the result of
these I'arcat.
HOMER HAS SUNG FOR
MANHATTAN 15 YEARS
Without n Rival in Concert or
Opera; Comes to Tulsa
Again October 29.
I.ri.lse Ifonipr who rnmr ltcro on
iirt'il.ti- 29 iih Hip lendlnKT urtlst nt-
trat tlon on t ho hmIck of notahlp con-
ctitH innii.'iKcd hy Hip Apollo clu. Im
every where nek nuwli iIkh to lit) a im-
perii roiitralto In many respect now
without ii rival cIHh r lu concert or
Opl'l ll.
Ilcr hi:i Kili flfflit tiiallllil have limit
Ix-pn recociiied on two cuntlm iiIh.
(Imv her operatic oVtnit lit Vlrhy
1'riincp In "TriivlHta" In IMin In r
nniiiu Iiiih contiiiiii'tl to uttract alten-
llnii. 'I hp ItiiHslan Itoyal opcrti In
I't lii'Miud hnnoied lit r Hh a I011K
I'liiaKi hieiit after which she wim hp-
ciued hy t'tivpnt Kardin loinlon. The
Metropiiliinn opera In New York nat-
uralh :i r-t ul r.-t I her wonderful wrv
ices and It whs 1 ri yearn uku tliut sliu
iiiut't! her first appearance there.' Ilcr
rnmi'iniitllUK Impels uuitioriH and the
iri.' l i mis opnl hu p of voice hat e made
the iiotrd Ainera-an conlralton a fa-
vorite with New York a ih'iimu'cn and
lni nunieroiiM tiinpirt iipiichi'iiiicih
Ihr licit the country have always
urn.isi'd kct it lu'inlrittlun.
I'oilny Homer Is In her very primp;
slip will (our extensively In concert
Ihis M'Csoii mukliiK a visit to many
cities In which she has iipver yet In pii
heard In a recital. W :d( spread Inter-
st haft In i n aroi'i'pil over the impor-
tant r.PWM for Iipi- HuiusantlH cif ad-
mlieiK hap lomt WHitetl this oppor-
tunity. The scuts fnr the lliunei- rnncert arp
on snip HI .lenl ItiH .Music mnipriny.
Tho local inaiiHuei slntrs that Hie ad-
vance orders un lne'iklnK all records.
PAWHUSKA TO DRILL FOR GAS
II. III s J -w
ii i s Aarm
RAILWAY EXTENSIONS IN
MINING BELT 0Nf INCREASE
Ilontl I'rom lirhcr to Coliimbnn nutl
KanU F RtMVl Are
Oonu'iitplutrd.
Bprrtiil to 'yii W'orU.
MIAMI Okla.. Oct. 25. TlnllroiKj
hulldlng In the mlnlnit dlntrlct Is going
on with rodouhind oiuTKy. The track
t'hut are In Id from the different road
to the mills ure all laid flat on the
Krounil ii a that In tho caHlert and
nulckest way to lay the trackM. The
Mineral licit railroad ha heen nddlnit
spuiH to Ita lino continually and tho
other road the name. Tho Mineral
licit rallroud waa Just opened to the
puhllc on last July 4 and Is now plan-
ning un pxlPiiHlon from l'icher to Co-
1 lutiiliuH Klin. The contract for the
I const ruot ion of the road him heen let
I to Hip Allandi"-! lertjri a 'oustructlon
i company of SpriiiKl'ield Mo. The
Mineral licit now runs ten train dally
mul PinployH over threi) hundred men.
The pMcntlon to ('nlumlius will Klve
Die mud two oiuli ls Instead of one us
It now stands.
There Is every Indication now that
the Sanl i Ko railroad w ill hulld an
jcxtPiislon Into Hip mlniiiK field. If
I th exlenslon In hnllt It w ill ho most
! likely from (.'hetopa Kan. w hich la
lonly fifty miles from l'icher. the heart
of the mining (llslrlrt. The survey
haa already Wen ninilc from Chctnia
to l'icher mid If hull! will run Into
'Miami ni rdliiK to It. .1. Kennedy
Industrial and .colonization acnt for
II he Santa Ke. The im reasp in freight
; tonnage In the Miami district has lain
such that the roads now operating aril
j tumble to handle the freiKht arid
'another road 1h needed badly a new
mills and mines lire mi.llnuully beltiit
I opened up itntl operated ill this dis
trict.
PRICE NOTICE
White Rock
Mineral Water
On November I 1917
Our prices to the trade will ad-
van c;
. $1 00 per oe of- B0 Rottlca
' 2.00
E'lj no Itoiut'n
"100 H Mottles
" U00 Uplltil
Thc mlvancca equal ONLY
1 cents per Hottlo
2 " " Half Hottl
't cent " Split
AVe linve iio Itorodiforo liiirr.mtl
oiit iirleiw.
White Rock
Mineral Springs Company
"PEA?-Stop Your Dandruff
by using
Pompeian HAIR Massage."
"Dandruff has mado your
hair straggly thin looking and
lifeless. Your coat collar is al-
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your Dandruff now.-You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruff is entirely gone
and almost overnight Hompeian
HAIR Massage made my hair at-
tractive." The success of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its name "Mas-
sage." It is a treatment not
merely a tonic. The massaging
(rubhinR) of the scalp wakes up
the roots of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the
pores of the scalp to the wonder-
fully stimulating liquids in Pom-
peian HAIR Massage. Dandruff
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy vigorous attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice week.
One application shows results.
Your scalp will immediately feci
clean and invigorated. In ont
month your Dandruff will be gone.
Pompeian HAIR Massage Is a
clear amber liquid. Not oily. Not
sticky. Very pleasant to use.
"Greatest treatment for Dand-
ruff in the world" says J. A. Y.
Chi'-.ago III "and I speak from
experience. My hair before I
started using it had gone beyond
the ordinary stages of Dandruff
ami was covered with scales which
embarrassed me greatly. I have
introduced Pompeian HAIR Mas-
sage to my friends."
Practically every user says-
one bottle shows actual results.
Get a 25c 50c or $1 bottle at the
stores and say the same.
Have your barber every now and
then apply a careful Pompeian
HAIR Massage. Used in over
30000 of tke best barber shops
from Maine to California.
Made by the reliable makers of
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream and Pompeian NIGHT
Cream. Adv. 3P
Ilontl Iw-iii- of Sl.vnnn Vt lt il lo !-
lrlop lrfirire Municipal U-at)'.
$iTil to Tin- Wurltl
I WW II I 'SKA. 'kla. ii-t. sr.. Tit-
inrillate tb elnpnn nt . of the City'.t
twenty thousand-acre lease upon
(iiiKe Kas lands Im provided for In til '
I ond isf.ue i f 7'.. OHO aupiovrd by t
Vole of : ".4 to 111. ThP city proposes
to ci mm. nee drilling noon mid to l I
Hip city lor domestic mid power jias
An expert It to be employed as super-
visor. The lias" adjoins tfie city on
the north r'l'd west ami It v. is Heriil'i'd
b M-iyor U'ciseloKcl after long efforts
bt lore the department of the interior.
Solif.';t-.l Without ll'''nc.
Harry Herman alias A. T. S hwarlz
sol m i iptlou lolirltor tor the Interstate
I'miini or Muskogee wius rined $i!rv
In polit e court by Judge Kvnns yester-
day and Htc fine remitted upon Her-
man's promiM to leatp town.
He was picked tip by officers for
solicit lug without license and charged
with aura my. lie said ho whh on a
salary for the farm pnper but had
pcnt nil his money "for a good time"
and wiim trying to pet enough sunscrip-
tlons to get out of Iwn.
PLAN RED CROSS SEAL SALE
Lin-Ill lti'iincli of Society fur I'ri'trnlliiii
of Tiihi'i't'iilo.-lH Meets.
The director of the Tlsa branch
of the Society for the I'revention of
Tinier ulosis met yestciday at a noon-
day luncheon in the Kelchiini hotel tA
discuss preliminary plans for the sale
M i'.i'd t'roKH seals during the t'hrist-
imui holldavs. Those present were
lir. A. W. Koth Mrs. X. S. Muiilocli
and Miss Mvrtle Hatch. .lulc Srhe-
i vltz the newly appointed state sec-
j rctary for the association told of his
! visit to over thirty towns of state to
perfect the organization. Mr. Sohe-
I vitz. was enthusiastic out tin- outlook
for a big snle of Reals this year.
1 I'ntil the past few years the sule
of the seals has been nnder'tlip tlirec-
i tn ii of the lied t'ross hut the work
ha.s become too great for that society
so that the Society for thti I'rcvontion
of Tuberculosis has been formed In
every state In the union and they will
have charge of the details. Ten per
cent of the revenue obtained yoes lo
the national oi ganisiation ami (he re-
mainder to assist in general health
win k of the Hlate in which it Is raised.
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"Tho Mars incl'iio. hut do not
compel."
We Suffer Not Alone;
L'ristow Short on Gas J
Special to The World.
nUlSTOW Okla. Oct. 23.
Th city Is at the present time I
Nfocling' n little touch of winter
we.ithir and is also experiencing I
a slinrtago of gaj. The actuation I
will 'ii(H) be relieved. It 1m be- I
lleved as the r.im company Ih I
nuking an effort to get till the t
wells aotith of thin city connected I
on th lliistow mains and will I
have them pushing all the gns In I
the fit-Ill (touHi of this nty to the
HrlHtow f'oniomerM. It in believed I
that new mains will have to be
laid to accom module the pres- I
surs ns the linn now In use is not I
big t nough to stand the pressure
of all f.ur wells to he connected t
on the Prislow mains. I
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I Sir William ller-chol I Hoi.
! LONDON' Oct. 2;.. Sir William
.lames Hcrschel discoverer ami de-
veloper of the system of identifica-
tion by finger prints died yesterday.
I He was born in. 1838.
Where substitution
"doesn't go"
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There la No Necessity or Room For
Argument
with any one who comes into a store
nnd makes the statement that a
Charter Oak Stove or Range is wanted.
Charter Oak's are recommended to each suc-
ceeding generation by grand-mothers and
mothers and this fact creates a demand which
cannot he diverted and which ' accounts for
their ever increasing snle.
Only genuine merit can maintain as the
Charter Onk has for seventy years the popu-
lar!'.)' and prestige it has today.
If your dealer fries fo fa.1i you into buying another moke write to lit.
v fHARTER OAK STOVE & RANGE CO. St. Louis Mo.
True economy in flour depends upon how
much you use and how much you waste. How
much you use depends upon what kind you
buy. Humreno flour eliminates "bad-luck"
bakings and requires less than flours of
lower gluten content and less perfect milling.
Better Bread More Loaves Per Sack
The "sunshine mill" glistens with clean-
liness. The milling process is all enclosed
and requires no touch of human hand. It
will never vary in strength as much as 1.
HUMRENO CORN-MEAL Kiln-dried;
sweet; wholesome in any season.
GUARANTEE 1
YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY
REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFIED
IN EVERY
PARTICULAR
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Co. El Reno Okla.
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Friday. Ortqber 26 1917.
Vnforiumtp i linn tlv rn'runlinn lo the
iiiliTpri'litlimi nf lio- poxii ion nf tint .tnrit.
Jnpiirr .Mtrcury Venux anil the Sun aro all
IH.'t I'l-itl1
It in not hilif.il rule for rtlnratnra
rKpei'ially fur the lirult of nillrces or nni-v.-itle.'
who nill nuffer the first naliaiion
of war rhanirrs.
M. its of Timrliinr-y who liftvp J le foreMRt
of linn! jirofitu tndnv l.sve a menare of loss
thru fire or hipwrerl:.
ilrest need of rell'f work In the fnited
SlHtps i foreshailn ed snrt new method of
lio'i'lini; demand wi'l he invt'liloil I he seers
tli'ilnri'. This means radital reforms in ad-
ininiMerinir sll money rollertml for charity
and pliilsnthropy.
Children are lo be raorh wntehed and aided
ht the state in th fuline astroloners derlnre.
for l bey will arsmne a new value U the world.
Thei(tnifirani'e of this prophet-jr la not
emphakiied in the 1'nitid Stales by the fore-'
east of heavy loe In the war. for so far tho
eers hsve nnnrnnsiifnted eomparatiYely little
bloodshed for Amanean .oiaiem.
Ain rreat honors are srsynostieated foe
the Jews who will win fame and distinction
in the service of t'nele Sam.
The hnroaeor-e of leaders in Red Cross
work fives promise of aehievnments that will
make ihe oraiiiiion on of the foandatioua
of new world cimditions
Mtaieo is siihjert to direction of the plan
eta whtrh appears ta pron.i.a better condi-
tions hut slow prorress toward stahiHty of
:ovrnn ent.
Persons whose blrthdate it is may have
losses in buainaaa aad trauhles in the do-
nie.tie circle.
Children born on this dav may be rather
unlucky hu talented. Theso subject of
Scorpio oflrn succeed in politics.
RAILWAYS AMD TEAMSTERS
AFFECTED BY TRUCK USE
Oil KirKI Supplies Now fjenrrully
llniiltMl by .Motor Velilfles;
Trains Soltl.
MA KTIEVl I .LE. Oct 2S. At the
rate hi trurkB are being lirotiRht to
thin city ninl sfctinn for ti.se not only
In the old fieltls but for penerol uno
Irnmsttm nre tiot only froinfr to be
crt'Wileii into the bafkerrottnil but tho
railroatls are noiuK to be hit. For
fieiKht route for short and long; dis-
(unce hituliiiK Hie beinR eBliililished.
rtiutically nil oil country haullnjr ih
dene by trut kR. oil well uppllos rc
loaded onto these trucks and hauled
outo to any section of the field. Where
It used to take days to haul supplies to
the fields the work is now done In a
fi'Av houra' time. They haul loads of
supplies to all sections of Oklahoma
as well a many nec.tions of Kansas.
Even household effects are loaded
onto trucks nntl hauled to neetlons of
both states. It costs $50 to haul a
trucKload of supplies or household
poods from Rartlesvllle to Tulsa. A
htshrr rnte. Is charared to Wichita.
Knn. That is where the auto' truck
business is cnttinp in on the railroads.
Probably within a year or so a truck
line freight route will be established
between Hnrtlrsvlllo nntl Kansas City.
Hundreds of trucks of various Bizes
have been brought to Bartlcsvllle the
past several months. Every big- oil
and R.'ts operating company has dis-
posed of teams ani wafrons and are
uslno; trucks. A team of horses start-
ing for the oil fields nowadays at-
tracts as much attention as did an
auto truck two years apo.
Fx-Cortvlrts Make Good.
Thru the efforts of Ashe Singleton
captain at the federal penitentiary at
Ijcavenworth Kan. three convicts whs)
had served their term In that Institu-
tion were given positions by the local
branch of thereo employment bureau
and two of them have made good In
TuIfa. One of the man has been wont-
ing in this city as bookkeeper for over
eight months and another has been In
an office for the ofrlclals of the peni-
tentiary to establish an employment
bureau and hereafter men leaving the
penUmtlary will b given positions
thru the various state labor bureaus
and helped In their endeavor to beat
back.
AND
VALUE
do not see-saw at this store. The
price of our Suits and Overcoats
is always
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The value is always the most
that can be put into a Suit or
Overcoat for the money. '
Underwear v
that is warm and serviceable. Two-piece suits or
union suits cheaper than elsewhere.
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223 SOUTH MAIN
COTTON GOES TO 11 CENTS
llil'stnw riirnicrs Uellc llantlMiiiiclj'
on Crop; 15.000 Itnles ItHiwiI.
Special to The World.
HKISTOW Okla. Oct. 25. Tho
cotton market here went ntiove the
Viti?ha.n.-nfr mnrU sot nboilt tWO Weeks
ego when local buyers paid an hliih
as J10.C5 per nunnren tor me siupic
Today several loads went to the Ill-
price the most that wua ever paid for
cotton on the streets of Brlstow. It
is estimated here now by ginners and
farmers that the crop will range be-
tween twelve and fifteen thousand
bales nnd whils thin falls about four
thousand bales short of the biggest
crop ever gathered here still the
amount paid for the cotton will be
more than double any other crop on
record.
on farms the fund has remained al-
most Inactive and it Is figured that It
would be belter to invest tho money
I in bonds than have It remain Idle or
(nearly so. as It would only draw 3 per
'cent lntereat at best.
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OKLAHOMA t'lTY. Oct tin. The
school land commission has decided
to Invest $200000 more in Liberty
bonds. This will come from the home
ownership fund from which $1000(10
had already been taken for that pur-
pose. On account of the limit at which
loans could be made from this fund
IDAHO WOMAN ;
MADE WELL
Lyclia E.Pinkham' Vegetable
Compound Did the Work.
Nothing like it
Mooting Is Postponed.
A number of local contractors and
architects who have banded together
to promote their Interests thru an
organisation met last night In the as-
sembly rooms of the Chamber of Com.
merce and formd tentative plans for
the new club.
The lack of a quorum however pre.
vented any formal action beleng taken
In the selection of officers or ths
adoption of a set of by-laws and char-
ter and these details were postponed
until the next weekly meeting which
will be held In the Chamber of Com
merce next Wednesday night
Ptttdliiuv Count v Dura Bonds.
I Special to The World.
JU A WCO A C I V UWI t P. I'HLSDUrg
county today bought fo. 000 worth of
IJberty bonds. W. 8. O'Neal county
treasurer used sinking fund money
for the purpose. I
Admire Babies?
Every normal
Woman's heart
thrills with the
thought of pos-
sessing a bajy.
What man can
fully perceive
the sympalliet.
1 e understand-
1 n g and t h
lovellght that
Hows Jn a woman's eyes at the sight of
ler flesh and blood represented In the
liny Infant. Every woman In the Joy of
turning motherhood should prepare her
ystsra for the crisis and the upuaual
ttroln. Three goneratlons have found ths
tried and reliable external application;
"Mother's Friend" of the greatest help at
such a time. By Its dally use throughout
the period the skin of the abdomen is
hiado soft and elastic the expanding
tnuacloa relax naturally and with case
a-hen baby arrives and the Inflammation
f breast glands la soothed.
By no chance neglect to obtain this
treat preparation which science has of-
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C others. Write the Bradfleld Regu.
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Atlanta. Ga. foe their l nlpful and Interest-
ing book "Motherhood and the Baby"
(t Is free and la well worth writing for.
No woman should fall to help nature In
the severest strain ever put upon her.
"Mother's Friend" Is procurable from any
krugglat and Is a real help to nature In
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m. m
For Constipation
Carter's Little
Liver Pills
will set you right
over night.
Purely Vegetable
9ll Ml Small Doae Small PHoe
Carter's Iron PUls
WUl restore color to the faces of
wom who lack Iron la the blood
m most pale-faced people da
fered from a weakness with pains in my
side and back. A
friend asked me to
try Lvdia K. Pink-
ham' 8 Vegetable
Compound end I did
so. After taking
one bottle I felt very
much better. I
have now taken
three bottles and
feel like a different
woman. Lydia E.
Pinhlrnm'a Vrr.
table Comnound is ! hoof morllninn I
1 V..X. fc. I 111.. .
have ever taken and I can recommend
it to all suffering women. " Mrs. Percy
Pbestidoe Aberdeen Idaho.
Women who suffer from those dis-
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Birnurc
Fluffy Soft Silky
Using
Pomideltjir Dressing for mskiitgcearw
nappj hair grow loag.Boft fluffy silky
so jroe can do It up in any style. Re-
moves DANDRUFF and Stops ITCHING
SCALP. HEROLIN Is delightfully per-
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SJIIS 'nr or coin) fnr Mr hoi
NtaoLlN) Mkdmini oo Atlanta Sxtala
AGENTS WANTFD
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There Is one remedy that seldom failt
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Irritation and that makes the skin soft;
dear and healthy.
Any druggist can 'supply you witt
temo which generally overcomes ai
skin diseases. Acne eciema itch pim-
ples rashes blackheads in most casct
pive way to zemo. Frequently minoi
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antiseptic liquid dean easy to use anc
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large bottle $1.00. It will not stain ll
not greasy or atlcky ond la positivelj
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