The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 99, Ed. 1 Monday, January 31, 1916 Page: 3 of 8
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?V j!JR BRONCHIAL TUBES
I hen a colli settles in the bronclr.al
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kj S Willi lll.il W.aiv.IIMIJ lit ..!..
i-pp;h i Hint diiite tivatuiLiit is
Important. The breath seems sh
veiy
..iter
mucous obstructions; usu-
r is fircsc-lit your head jars with
Every touh and your chest may ache.
Tb s is no tune lor experimenting or
L?1 :v vou must iret Scott's Emulsion
fct once to drive out the cold which
KtJrted the trouble and it will chock
c cousin vy aming uie neanng piu-
s of the enfeebled membranes.
i If vnu have anv svnintoms of bron-
-fi;t; or even a stubborn cold always
remember that Scott's Emulsion has
I Of en J
tytars.
bien relieving tins trouoie ior iony
It is free t rom alcolioi or urujjs.
substitutes.
bcutl ii llowuc Moomlkld. N. J. 15-U
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HI 1 tn to i I mu n cm i i n iiui i-o
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mil BY STATE CUM VI iSiiu.M cn
sell' l; .tTlie. energy and ability that is le
lt. Tin flevoled lo th; eni.::it:im of
disease-producing con 'it ions in man
Of the southern states by iub!'c
S-nlt'i authorities is out? a' the mo-l
itable phases of the l icemen; for
tie conservation of IHlbli" hifi'Ml If)
found anywhere in the rnit "J
rates. In many of these son ler.i
tgiates the people are actually '.rims
ljhat people ill oilier and weamii'T
States are merely talking about . The
Florida state board of health for
.H xaniple is undertaking to
mil '
inform
DCTTCD TUAM PMflMri
IM
Thousands HaveDiscoveredDr.
itri cJ...o niivp Tablets are
v!T.H a Harmless Substitute
. .. in.- TnViiots tho substl-
ttoll
i!.st.ntaneous. They nio tho. result nf )r
Kdwanls' determination not P. i
efforts to banish it . brouglit out tlieso Uttlo
elive-colorea lamcia. .
These pleasant liuio taoicis uuii.o h
rT. aloinil does but have no nan a iter
VP' effects Th'y "don't injure the tee. h like
Z-4 ftrons Iluuldi or calonu-1. They tako lm -l
1 of the trouble and quickly correct t. hy
ilcure tho liver nt the expense of tlio Ue th?
'ffccalomul sometimes plays havoc WltU the
Jireums. Po do (strong liiiuids. f
Jl It Is best not to tako calomel but to let
Pr Kd wards' Olivo Tahkts tako its place.
T.rL i...u.i..a "iliillnrss" nnil that
lazy feeling come from constipation and a
il N"tew Uiey "clear couded
main ami now uuy i"-" v.1 '""i 'i
At 10c and li'.c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet company t-uiumu .
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We Want
Your Business
1916.
t lie public more thoroughly and ac
curately concerning the cancer prob-
lem and to- that end will run a
special train to different parts of
lh state exhibiting statistical charts
photographs and pamphlets bearing
on the subject of cancer conta'nii.v'
the best that is definitely Known
about this disease taken from the
compilations of the American Society
for the Control of Cancer.
Insurance Agalnsi sickness.
A bill will be introduced in the
New York legislature this year for
insurance against sickness. Such in-
surance as exists in Germany and
Great Irritain will bo compulsory for
all men and women gainfully em-
ployed whose earnings are less than
$1201) per annum. Two-fifths of the
cost of this insurance is to be borne
by the workers two-fifths by their
employers and one-fifth by the state.
The hill provides that in case of
illness the beneficiary or his depend-
ents shall receive one-half or two-
thirds of his regular wages as well
as specified in-" "eat pharmaceuti-
cal and hospital benefits. The re-
sults of the workings of such a law
in the 1'nited States are of extraor-
dinary importance.
Better Air in Public Places.
"Overheating Is probably the great
predisposing factor of so-called grippe
which is just another name for the
acute respiratory affections" says the
New York Medical Journal which
urges that some legal restriction
onght to be placed unon the heating
rf mihlic cathefin.j- til-ices setting fo.-
i Instance 72 degrees Farenheit as the
i highest possible limit for heating.
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this were done and the law rigidly
enforced the foul air so noticeable
in many ol these places woum cease
to be a menace to health if our mod-
em conception of vitiated air Is cor-
.i Tbnt outdoor nlr Is more
healthful than indoor air is commonly
rtp( one reason that is strong-
.. nnnrr nf stato.
outdoor air is cooler
. .
an(1 not g0 ary as iiuumi im.
DEMAND FOR
RADIUM
HAS DECREASED
Washington Jan. 30. More than
$3n00onn a pound would be the price
asked for radium were that quant ity
of the valuable metal available and
for sale at one time. Late In 191.'
there was
sola in tins country ou"if" -
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The Ardmoreite Publishing Company has been in exist-
tence in Ardmore a long time in fact it has been here so
long has been rendering printing service to the people
of Ardmore and Carter County and all of Southern Ok-
lahoma for so many years that there is hardly a home
in the entire southern portion of the state in which its
name is not known.
We do not ask for business from you on the strength of
our years of existence but because of the fact that we
are equipped to handle your printing in a satisfactory
manner. We are constantly adding to the equipment of
our plant keeping it up-to-date and "on its toes" ready
to perform for you any service in the printing line which
you may require in your business. We like to make a
study of your printing needs and equip ourselves to meet
your requirements.
When you want anything that's
printed call The Ardmoreite
Publishing Company
Phone 5 or 53S
THE DAILY
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OKl'UANS WAN It HOMES
W bavs large number of worthy hoj
and girls 1 la 17 jeura of age we with to
give to good citiieuB on 60 dajs trial who
will aupply child suitable home and par
cut) cure and training. Many of them J
ire bright boyaaod girl who mil gladden
your home and rrnder cfficirni Mrviee..
If they fait yu may return ihcm-
For particulars addreaa or phone
SUPT. OKLAHOMA 6TA1K HOME'
Pryor Oklahoma.
and one-tenth grams of radium (ele-
ment) at the rate of $12a.mi a gram
according to a report issued today
by the I'nited Slates Geological Sur-
: vev T ie entire output ol tlie I m-
states last year however was
nI.. ... (.. jibout l-T'l of
i iM-ams. or about 1-7I of a
pound avordupois. The European war
caused a great slump in the produc-
i lion of radium as in 1311
there were
m j
grams produced.
"The United States has the largest
known radium-bearing deposits in
the world" says Ihe Geological Sur-
vey "but the market for radium is
mostly in Kurope for although Amer-
icans like to feel that they are suf
ficiently progressive to take hold of
and use to the full new discoveries
inventions and processes yet the
European municipalities and hospitals
have been buying and utilizing most
of the radium produced. When the
war began therefore causing Euro-
pean money to flow into other chan-
nels the demand for radium fell off
so greatly that there was practically
no market for radium or uranium
and
ir tlta n;U' V narr Ol I'Jio.
ARDMOREITE
very little market during any part
of the year."
As a result of the collapse of the
radium market mining or radium-
hearing en s except for such work as
was net .ssari to hold claims was
nearly -topped. Through the efforts
of the lAperis of the I'nited States
bureau of mines a process has been
developed by which radium has been
produced at a cost of $:!7r.!! a gram.
Tho i-riiifip.il fields of the radium-
bearing ores are in Colorado and
Utah.
THRIFl DAY
PLAN
IS FEBRUARY 3:
FOR THRIFTINESS
It is interesting to know that a
move has been made lo inculcate the
popular mind with definite Ideas of
thrift mess through the establishment
of Thrill Hay February Third for
annual observance. Something to act
as a check on the very human in-
slinct of extravagance has long been
sought for by students of economy
and many plans have been tried with
varying degrees of success.
l'ossilily of all the ideas for con-
certed thrift on the part of individ-
uals that have been developed that
of Thrift day will be most popular.
It. not only serves to guide the
tbonelits of the imlvidual to frugality
but its proper celebration can only
be accomplished in one way and that
is action.
We have . Arbor Day Flag Hay
and a number of other-! commemo-
rating things dear to the hearts of
Americans that are observed In va-
rious sections of the country. Thrift
day is not only national in purpose
but it is the only day the celebration
of which means actual tangible ma-
terial benefit to every Individual co-
operatin g.
With the development of Thrift
Pay in years to come it will tie pos-
sible and interesting for statisticians
to make comparisons by communi
ties and areas of the response to
it! nnttnnnl ml! for conservation of
indivt.iieil resources and it Is to be
honed a friendly rivalry will result
for the honor of showing the greatest
benefits from Individual thrift in each
section of tho country.
Americans accustomed to big fig
nres. biir areas and big Ideas may
io cnmnwliMt inclined to scorn the
trifles. Nevertheless the biggest cap
nina nf industry recognize the im-
nni.lnnf.fi nf little things and many
plodding clerks down the line- ex-
cuse Ibis as n species of weaknes-.
The elephant that can rend an oak
tree can also pick up a thread with
his trunk and this is m sign ct
weakness.
Thrift Day Is to be an annual re
minder to all thinking indl' i Uials o
check up the little wastes slop the
leaks and conserve what is baa.
j observance may furnish the basM for
many successes in years io cm.nr
it is undeniably the little things n.t
count.
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
your lrm;ri-st will refund monry rA7.0
ilNTMCv 1 lal-s to uiic m.) vn y.
!ind.niee'!iitKnr'"-'truoinKi-w.-M
l a lirstalli' ' 1 MSl "mi 601
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SCRIPTURE.
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Genesis 1:1-8
in the heirinniiig God created
the
heaven and the earth.
And the earth was without form ant!
void; and darkness was upon the lace
the deep. And the spirit of God
moved upon the face of the waters.
And God said Let there be light:
and there was light.
I And God saw the light that It was
Igooil: and God divided the light from
. the darkness.
And God called the light Day and
the darkness he called Night. And
the evening and the morning were the
first day.
And God said Let there be a firma-
'ment In the midst of the waters and
'let it divide the waters from the
1 waters.
And God made the firmament and
.divided the waters which were under
: the firmament from the waters which
were above the firmament: and it was
so.
And God called the firmament Heav
en. And the evening ami the morning
were the second day.
No Fun for Him.
"I never see that monkey skylark-
ing" remarked a man who understood
monkey language. "I never see him
swinging by the tail or having fun of
any srt." "Oh that monk has ac-
cumulated 300(1.000 cocoanutu." ex-
plained an old chimpanzee. "lie has
to spend all his time watching 'era.
He can't have any fun."
Cas In the stomacn come from
food which has fermented. Get rid of
this badly digested food as quickly as
possible if you would avoid a bilious
.oi. uviiiuNl-: is the remedy you
need. It cleanses and strengthens the j
1 . I .nA m-
ctomach. liver anu uuvei ouu -1
stores energy and cheerfulness. Price
60c. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
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PEOPLE'S FORUM
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To Farmers Merchants and Bankers.
At tin' beginning of the new year
it is very important that every cotton
producer in Ihe south he fully in-
formed of cotton facts In order that
he may intelligently govern his af-
fairs for the planting of another crop.
In order to do this it is important
Hint we take stock of cotton now on
hand and (lie conditions thai will gov-
ern the next crop.
The ginning reports and the esti-
mates of Ihe census bureau show
the IM.) crop In America to be 11-
lilO.nOil bales.
We began the cotton season August
1 l!H.- With a visible supply of
:!nfl!lSSl bales and lS000i0 Imles
on plantations or we had nt the be-
ginning of the cotton season .1S!i!)-
SSI bales of the 1911 crop. To this
carryover add tho 101." crop 11-
lHO.nnn bales and Sfin.OnO bales of
linters from the same crop and we
have a total supply of lfl.S.-.O.SS! hales.
I'rom this supply we have
sold in total foreign exports 22T.
On board ship not cleared-. 117.1.11
Takings mrthern milh.. . l.i'S.'ilS
Takinirs. southern mills 13201110
Making total disposed of Jan-
uaiy 1 101(1 - 470fin.
Deduct this from the total supply
1.;.s:!).SSl. nnd there remains 12-
0:1.1 7M bales.
At the present rate of consumption
bv European and Americnn mills on
the average of the last four months
of acMial spinning there will re
neiin nf tbo 101". cron unsold on July
H1 19lti approximately 2 .100000
bales.
This carry-over will give the mills
about two months' supply. Tly this
time the mills will have the informa-
tion as to the acreage of tho 1D11
crop. Should the acreage appear o
bo materially larger than the 1911
crop there is certain to be a sun-
Itching Torture Stops
It is 1111 necessary for you to suffer
Willi pczi'iim ringworm rashes and sim-
ilar skin troubles. A little ziinn gotten
nt any drug stun- fur 'J.V or .fl.lM for
wtra large buttle and promptly applied
will usually give instant relict' from iteli-
int tnrlni-e. If Hi-nnsi'S 1111(1 soothes the
-kin and heals quickly and effectively j
tcii-t skin diseases t t I
Zi'iin) is a wonderful disappearing liquid
lad does nut smart the 1110-.1 ilelieate skin.
It is nut greav is easily applied aii'l
'osls little hi it today and save all
further distress.
Z11110 Cleveland.
V I 11111) .
JOHN' "Mary you have good bread this morning."
MARY "Yes John ; that's made of 'Puritan Flour'
the kind W. F. Abbott sells."
29 North Caddo Street
Phone 632.
PAGE THREE
II Hi
Toy Inf-!nt3 find Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tlio
Signaturo
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THC CKNTAUN OOMPANV NEW VORII OITV.
slant ial decline in tho price of cotton
yet unsold and the new crop as It
coi.les on the market.
These facts should be carefully con-
sidered hy the farmer before deter-
mining his acreage for Ills 1!H cot-
ton crop. F10MX K. WKST.
The Gist of It.
"Last December I had a very severe
cold and was nearly down sick in bed.
I bought two bottles of Chamberlaln'a
Cough Remedy and it was only a very
few days until I was completely re-
tr..i iv henllh." writes O. J. Metcalf.
Weatherby Mo. If you would know
the value of this remedy ask any ono
who has used It. Ubluinamo every
where.
DON'T FREEZE
WHEN YOU CAN BUY
COTTON AT 8 CENTS
Clean :: Batted
Ready for Quilts
NOW PUT UP IN NICE
PACKAGE 3 LBS. UP.
ARDMORE OIL & MLG.
CO.
Ardmore Ice
Light & Power
Company
CITY DRUG STORE
'Everything In
the Drug Line"
Phone 8
CITY DRUG STORE
Rt" . IV 1 W M H 11 11 U U
mix m I
PIIONK OXE FIVE . SIX I
1 l.ljht your lliime vvllh Klf-clrlclly
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Easley, John F. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 99, Ed. 1 Monday, January 31, 1916, newspaper, January 31, 1916; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc154440/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.