The Inola News (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1922 Page: 2 of 6
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Children Cry For
1
4
A FRIEND IN NEED
A FRIEND INDEED
Wrifet Mri. Hardee Regarding
Lydia L Pinkham'i Vegetable
^ Compound
*?■ Anrelea, Calif. - i mMt tcn yoo
hat 1 am a true friend to Lydia E. Pink-
Iham'a Vegetable
Compound. I have
taken it off and on
for twenty vear« and
it haa helped me
change from • deli-
cate girl to a (tout,
healthy woman.
When 1 waa married
I waa aick all the
time until I took
Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Com-
. . , Ipound. I waa in bed
much of my time with paina and had to
have the doctor every month. One day
I found a little book in my yard in
Guthrie,Oklahoma,and I read it through
and pt the medicine—Lydia E. Pink-
ham a Vegetable Compound—and took
eight bottlea and uaed the Sanative
yv aah. I at once began to get atrongcr.
I have got matiy women to take it mat
by telling them what it baa done for me.
I ,7: * younK ii«te' whom it has
helped in the aaine way it helped me.
I want jrou to know that I am • 'friend
' ,*or y°u wire a "friend in need."'
-Mrs. George Hardee, 1043 Byram
St., Los Angeles, California
Let Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound be a " friend indeed " to you.
16799
DIED
4n New York City alone from kid-
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
GOLD MEDAL
The Real Thing for
Happiness
Ejr LILY WANDEL
Q0DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00O
t o by McClure No« pip«r b>n<iu-«t« )
When Kuitiiy una u Unit- girl and
told fairy-storlea Co her miijiII tfrollu-rit
und sliders and llie Inevitable tl't'on
nor Ikijh iifxt door and perhaps h
doaen others hi the neighborhood she
Inrurliihly ended ill* story with "And
the print-cos lived happily ever after-
wards Willi diamond buckle!) mi her
sllp|s-rsSlie would then slick out
ii small dusty shoe in ciupltavix* the
fai l It did not make any difference to
Emmy whether the Morj «H Itetl Kid
lug Hood or I'iudcrellit. tin* diamond |
buckles were never forgoiten. To Km
my tliey represented the aeiiltll of lux
ury. good fortune mid happiness. When
the other* |s-rhll|is, IiikI forKolten all
iilioui diamond buckles Kiiiiny Htill
d retimed of the vl111erink ornutiientu
and all the Joy th it went with them.
"Kiiiiny,'
Ho- uihhlti
liiiu and rushed to her room to kIiow
Aunt Kale und I'ni'le liuve this cm
Idem of her happiness, the rcsllm-
Hon of her fondest dreuin, for they
knew w hut diamond buckles hud al-
ways meant In Kmniy's life. She has
leneil to t lie connecting tlri-N-dng
riNim, Aunt Kute'M name on Iter lip-
hill walled when nlie heard tin* word
"diamond buckles" mentioned.
"You told him. I hive, what Impor
lance litiimy attui lieil to them?" i|iios-
tloned her aunt, "und he laughed
ulioiit u ■' Thai wusn't very nlie of
hint—"
"I insisted. ' t'nrle fiave emphasized.
"I could have aluiken the fellow, |mt
tint.' It off from day to day. Thla morn-
ing I cornered him. nit right He suld
In• lost all hla money In the came last
night—another thing I don't like «o.
Knle I Went out uml bought those ilia-
niond buckle* „ml tohl hI in t<> gite
I them to her
Set Content* 15 Fluid Drach
CASTOR!,
J ALCOHOL - 3 Pin CENT.
<f A Vegetable Preparation for As-
similntin^thcrood by Rejula- .
lintjthcStonuuJis md Botrb rf |
Kininy sat In her riH.m In the dark I
for a Ionic tllue. It whs an If mid |
denly everylhing *n> strlptied of artl
flclallty nnd finery and there remained
only the truth, hare and stamina The
Intoxicating excitement of the novelty (
of the unaccustomed surroundings |,.ft
her; she felt very aoher and—home- t
said her mother rlglit It. ' sick She saw herself no n fortune I
of such a golden dream. | hunter, gnmplng for Hie material, not |
"Lucie Ihive and Aunt Kate have writ- | considering Hie real worth of chur
tern you'll never guess what! You're after Thaddcus Al.hoti, stripped of
to Spend III.- slimmer with I hem at i t;i r | adornment and iifTeftcdnt-ss. who but '
Harbor! Kmmy. Aunt Kate writes that u gambler
j she wants to give you a chance a real
| clianci'! Vou'fe such a pretty ileiir
! :lrl." '
Ktiimy went about in a dar.e of
Joy. A summer at a fashionable hotel
with l'ncle Dave and Vunt kale! The
proper clothes, bulbing, tennis, boat-
ing and dancing every night ! The
younger sisters and brother* wite
awed and the O'Connor* nexi door
w "i*e ama/ed uml delighted at such
good fiiHune, with the exception of
Johnny who turned sulky and had
nothing to say.
"|{eiiieiid er." reminded Kminy s am-
bitious mother tin- night before she de-
parted, "It's your chance! You are an
I nele I hue," whispered Kmmy the
next morning. 'Tin sorry lo leave you
this way—I've written Mr Abbott a
little not**, anil hen*—" she pressed
the velvet ease in his hand "J know
you und A an l Knle will understand."
A very ipiiet Kminy threw herself In
her moiher** urm* that night. "I
couldn't go through with it. Muiumie—
1 want real happiness!''
"After all I'm gluil you vvunt that
and not money." Mulled her mother un
derslandlngly"
It wfis only a few nights later when
Kminy and Johnny O'Connor sal on
the porch swing discussing the next
family picnic In view, when u lull in
3 Thcrcb)' IVomotirnJ D^cs'aanj
(iicrrfulncs's ami lie^t-Coctaias]
j r.cither Opium. Morphia* nofl
J Mineral S'ljT NaHI'OTIC
BmfrJUiMicSMUni&X
Awki
JbM/' -
Au>r
IjTZEZ*.
Uml
run/itUSapr
bJ*yrm* nmnr
>5ff
I A helpful Rfna-dyfcr
Constipation and Liiarrhpc*.
' and Fx-vcrishness and
| Loss or i LEEI'
. resatti I) c ^romin! ufaflC
fac Simile Signature of
jut CrvT*in Cohpajoc.
NEW YORK
Special Care of Baby.
That Baby should have a bed of Its own all are agreed. Yet It
i"?r, /°r an nt t0 S,ecp wi,h Po^n-ups than to us«
a man s medicine in an attempt to regulate the delicate organism of
that same infant. Either practice is to be shunned. Heither would
be tolerated by specialists In children's diseases.
Y"ur Physician will tell you that Baby's medicine must be
prepared with even greater care than Baby's food
A Baby' itomach when in good health is too often disarranged
by improper food. Could you for a moment, then, think of giving
to your aihnz child anything but a medicine especially prepared
fur Infants and Children ? JDon't be deceived.
Make a mental note of this:—It is important. Mothers that
you should remember that to function weU, the digestive organs of
thedeJrd ™"ceive*P^lcare. No Baby is so abnormal that
prepared for pown™ps[ *°m 1110 ^ °f medkine8 primarily
■0IHt« SHOULD REM TMC BOOKLfT THAT IS AIOUND m«Y 80ni£ Of fUTCHfri CASTORtA
GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
•" ««• •" « , « it' ll H Hill |f|
attractive, Int Ming girl—mind that the conversation gave Johnny the op-
TTie world's standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid trouble*
Holland's National Remedy since 1696.
All druggists, three si^es.
Look for tl>* ran* CoM MnM on evorr baa
ond aceapl no imitation
you iitirint tin- right cnan!" Klip
biiighed as she kissed the happy
<la lighter.
".lust leave It to me. Muintlile dear!
I'll cnlng home with diamond
buckle* on my slippers "
\unt Kate v\iis almost a coiinlerpHrt I
Piles
• re usually due to straining
when constipated.
Nujnl being a lubricant
keep* the food waste soft
and therefore prevents
■training. Doctors prescribe
Nujol because it not only
eoothes the suffering of
piles but relieve* the irrita-
tion, brings comfort and
helps to remove them.
N u j o I is a
lubricant — not
a medicine or
laxative — so
, cannot ffripe.
Try it today.
Nujol
a LUBRICANT - NOT A LAXATIVE
Keep Your Skin-Pores
Active and Healthy
With Cuticura Soap
so > ZSc, Owtawst 25 ill 50c. Talcsa 25c.
of Kmmy's mother She mlored the
nron iis-yei| niece mid whs likewise
nmhltloiis for her. She bustled about.
: t'g rallvely eollnrliig all the eligible
j young men and Introilinlng them to
er protegee. I'rlvHtely she advlHctl
Kllimy which were the most desirable.
| Kmmy llkeil I hern || und good-
n-itiredlj fullouetl her Hunt's Inst rue
io n~. She was (u«t as un\l<un> as her
aunt w us to virile home that she was
engiigod lo the son of the owner of a
siring of drug stores or the nephew
| nf one of the great oil liliignates
"Kllimy." glowed Aunt Kale <uie
n irhl In the girl's bedroom, "voti've
bei ti here a month Indnv uml you're
positively the uiiisi |Mipular girl in the
hotel: My Jenr. l u\e and I worship
yon. and If I mean we'll tlo stiuieihii g
hamlMinie for you, dear if you make
ii (Coral match!"
IIiniii\ snuggletl In r nrui iiroiind
Aunt Kate's fat neck "You're liotli
so g.iod to tut*' Holiest, it uiiil.es tears
come to In.v eyes I'm not worth all
this trouble I'm lu-t an ordinary Utile
m ciiug
Aunt Kate Save lie;- n hug anil
kiss "You're worth making very
htippy ! Now, listen honey isn't
Hint young Unger AIiImiII very nilen
tl\e?"
r.utmy bin-toil and nothlcd.
"I tlon'l want to intlueuce iou
|Mirl unity to say rather emhii rrass-
Ingly • "Itefore you went away. Kimuy,
I bought you it little prevent not
much, but I thought—" lie drew a
pasteboard bos from his pocket und
laid It In her open palm
Kmmy ruisetl (he lid. and tlieee on
I ti neal white card were pinned two dla
! niontl sllp|ier buckles! Not real dlu-
nionds, of course hut daczllng imltn
Hons
"tlh. Johnny!" was all Kiiiiny could
1 say in a clouded, trembling Utile whis-
per. anil looked from the brilliants lo
Johnny s eyes. Shine Its these paste
itiiiuiomis did. they could not shine as
bright und clear as Hie love In
Johnny's eves. >et Kimuy knew that
this linn* these buckles were the real
Hung fm happiness.
IA HmhIm brightens, refreshes, ados new delight to old draperies
IU UCII19 PUTNAM FADELESS OYES-dye. or tints as you wish
FOUND OUT WHAT WAS WRONG
Physician Might at Least Take Com-
fort in Fact That His Subcon-
scious Mind Was Right
OLD ENGLISH FOLK-SONGS
Residents cf Villages in Virginia, Ken
tucky and Tennessee Still Sing
0 d Ballads
AImiiiI a score of yeiirs ago I 'eelI J.
j Sharp, realizing that ninny old Knglish
folk songs which had been current were
In ilntiger of dying out. went about the
dialed spiv,king parts of I nglanil an I
Iraust tilled from the lips of iHil |ieople
the wonls mill music of mam old snugs
which hint I in constant use in the
ilnys of their youth, but were no I on
••iinir tin* Hit It i N rvvt,
iii mm he completed ti trip through
the Appalachians where he (onml the
moui.tiiliiceiH s[H'iik|ng In a vocabulary
which resembled i-ertiiln obler Kngli-h
forms of sfH'ei || and -till singing lilunv
mlich, dear, and you must rollow your j old folk-songs which had gone out of
be. rt, hut I will say this young man use in Knglnnd. lie has now brought
I a- wonderful prospci ts Ills uncle to an end a similar 'rip along the Vlr
Is the Itilinensely wealthy Thiiddeus glniii. Kentucky and Tennessee hortlei '
.Mibott! whi-pereil Aunt Kate itn j line and found that the villagers slill
presslvely "Oodles ami oodles of s|n« evi|lllslle old Kngllsh IhiIIhiI- and
money. I hey say. and vining linger dance the oldest Kngllah steps. In
Hhvc you eti-r done a piece of work,
j conscious at t|l(. ,1,,,,. ft)11| something
was vitally wrung with it. hut unable
to llgtire out the defect until after
, the J.,!, was tlnished?
I The "feeling that siHiiethlng I-
| A'.-i.tig' lit Hits up vaporlike from the
suhconseioiis mind, one of every per-
j son's two brains.
A Toronto doctor tolled evenings |
j for two winters liuiidin. In Ids cellar |
an eiglatecH fisit iinitorlHiiit for Mils I
I kol,a lakes. At thai time he was con I
I scions thai soiiipthliiu was wrong. I
but could' not figure Ii out. though
, lie pondered in iletqll everylhing from I
• , engine to paint.
Whifi it cuttle time to take the boat i
to the freight train lie nhropllv \
learneil what bad boiheretl Ins sub i
conscious bruin: There was mi way j
of g'ettini! the boat out of the cellar
except by |earing a big hole In the I
foundations of the house and digging I
h deep opening to the outslile
Disordered Stomach
Take a ennd nf rarlar'a I itltn I l.
[CARTERS
•IXTLE
,IVER
IPILLS
Take a good dose of Carter's Little Liver Pills
>'C| r-1"61?. 2 or 3 for a few nights after.
' f nU i/n yc'ur meala without fear of trouble to
/o w o ' / wiuioui lear ot trouble to
follow. Millions of all ages take them for Biliousness.
Dizziness, Sick Headache. Upset Stomach and for Sallow.
Pimply, Blotchy Skin. They end the miifry of Conit pvhon.
ix^^ s ll Pill; Snail Dow; Small Pries
It.ili, < tan ks, t'nutlr) , llu. Its. I
lOHt ( Hllilrlrs Slil|.|i.-.l anjwli. rt .. .
prlca.t H ld«l Ptmllnr Farms. St. I^iula llo
Possibly Taking No Chances.
Two llritl men—the sort of men u No
lire a I vi ays tired were talking about
the lortheoiiiing election in their tow n,
and discussing Hie rival candidates.
"Now, Hint Mr pusher Is a good
Sort !" Ml ill IHIC.
"I'm not so sure t#f 111111," replied
I lie other. •'Itut what makes you think
Hint?"
"Why. did you notice how heartily
lie shook tlur.d* Willi me?"
"Vcs. I dill." replied his friend
T Ufk«*9
W. N
Oklahoma City, No. 41
Gentle Passage-at-Arms.
During Hie war some Australian sol-
diers were quartered beside the (ittr-
tlon Highlanders, and tisik great d«s-
light In chaffing the Scotsmen unmerci-
fully.
<>ne of the Hordons, while passing
an "Aussie." trod rather heavily on
his foot. I'p sprung the latter furious,
j and shouted :
"Von stepped on itiy fool !"
"Well," said the Scotsman. "I did
ma best to Jump over It ; but a ileitiia-
llc wiisn 1 content willi one baud, man's only human, uai
lie gralilted Itnth He's a gissl fellow, I
kangiirt o
Togtther for O ice.
"I'or goodness sake." neo'ded the
1 Irate wife ufter bllvliig uskeil her bus-
hand for 1 he mill Sunday III ill tom
( puny her lo church. "Hie neighbors
, will s,hin hti talking about us us Ihcv
j dltl altoiil pttor Mi ami .Mrs Jones
. The only lime I hey wctil out together
I w||s • hen the gns slove exphsleil "—
lllilge
An old bachelor -n*s the difference
between liiinness nu,I olistlnac) Is
merely s mutter of sex
color your balv
♦* .lljr, quick Ij
and aftfn t bf
•••i ng q b
Hair Color
YOU CAN
. " Hair Color *
«® «— aa al r M.bra Jou took jouWj
y*1*--, a* Ml foo.l druririats. 7!i null, or illrrct
from llUI<l LLLts. t lirsnata. Vtrnifhin. Trno
Music induces Cows to Give More Mil!<.
Dr. C. Banks McXnlr, superintend
• nt of the t'aaw ell Training school,
state Institution, has produced proof
that music Induces cows lo jjive more
" Ilk, says a dispatch to the I'liiladel-
I'liiu Inquirer from Klnsion, N. C.
I lie school has 11 herd of llulstelna.
Hie case of "l.oulse" was typical. 1 >ne
week, without 111 lisle, llie cow gave
•'W2.5 pounds of milk. The next week,
when n phonograph produced soothing
'ones at the milking periods, tfte pr e
ductlon Increased to 410,.'l pounds. T'te
third week, when there were no sweet
"trains, l.oulse slumped to 11 figure un-
der the 400-mark. Doctor McN'alry
•leclared where there were (ti) or
cows together the profit In
music would be hundrishi of dollar*
■ year.
stands well with Ills uncle who | un
married!"
Kminy continued in charm young
Itoilgers mid delighted her ambitious
ai.lll. hut 11 greater surprise and pleas
lire was 111 store for Aunt Kate, some
tiling thirl excelled hpr fondest anil
Icghest hopes Tluidileus Mibott ur
0: iier respects they preserve a certain
ii.d World 1 harm and dignity of mini
net a nil kindliness and grace of bos.
pliability
To overcome the display of emotion
I-' a life work The baby licgins I j III J
by crying
- lie in."
llie other looketl at him thoughtful-
ly for a moment. Then he s,t|i| ••Vcs,
and lie's very proud of his gold
w a I eli !"
Motorists Will Approve.
A motorists' |ui|ier says: "Our Idea
of hell is a continual del our through
11 hud stretch of smnf with a good road
lust the Oilier side of the ft >n< \"
Well Directed.
"That fashionable wedding went off
smoothly." "Yes. it was staged bv a
lilg 1 1 'Vie director."
It Is one thing to -.|tcak much and
another to speak pertinently
Film Taken 23,000 Feet High.
The Mount Kverest expedition set a
record for movie picture making hi
high altitudes. I'iiptaln Noel of thu
Itoyal ideographic society, at "M.mN!
feel, through .1 felephoto lens, lilimsl
the efforts of Captains Finch and
tllHiffley Itnice. who Wert1 clllllbiltg
Kverest ill a helglit of 'JT.OtlO feet.
Woman's Rights.
"So ymi are in favor of long skirts*'
"1 am," replied Miss Cayenne. "A
bow-legged girl has some rights that
ought lo he considered."
Quicker Than Lightning.
Speed "records" are broken every
now and then, hut. If the correspond
rived, llie typical sophisticated, rit-lt 1 ent of a l.ynn daily newspaper sent
s|Hirls!!iuu, and aliuosi immediiilely he in a veracious act u.nit, the best "roc
1 -eemetl mtriictetl bv the brown cymt ord" of the •iirt vms made in Sutlgus.
I'.muiy. j Mass. Here's Hie item as be seni il
"Dave!" gurgled Aunt Kale In the | In : During the thunderstorm of I'rl
j privacy of their room. "I have to pinch
iny-elf to believe Ii is true' 'Iliad-
•It us Abbott paying ullentlon I
llltle Kliunv ' It's more llinti Ma tier-
Correct Oiagnoaia.
"Vnu don't look 11 day older than
you did ten years ago."
"Mv denr, I'm not."—I.lfe
fD/IUP Nt|Jht and Mornlntf.
Js- Havm Strong, Heat I hy
^ ^ Eyet. If they Tire, Itch,
'<* Smart or Burn, if Sore,
Vfiim r*/rC Initated, Inflamed or
IUUR LILO Granulated, use Murine
often Soolbaa. Bsfraahaa. Safe fat
■nfantor Adult At all Druggista. Write for
Tee Eye Book. Rariai Cyt faariy U.CUrnm
Ing the whole lint el is envious Itiil,
I ti II me do you really think tie 1- sc
rlouV
I"lii It- Dave chuckled. "lies seri
mis, all right, hill Is Kminy? \ on know-
he Is I|||I|I> a hit older and
"You leave Kiiiiny III me she's
very sensible' Imagine writing that
news home!"
Two weeks later tint- night Kminy
tiptoed in the connecting dressing
room and softly called Aunt Kale and
when the kltnonoed liuly appeared
Hung herself on llie ample bosom anil
cried Joyously. "Aunt Kate, we're en
gaged. I.ook !" She displayed an im-
mense solitaire on her finger
"To Thiiddeus Abbott?" whispered
Aunt Kate. Just to make sure
Kmmy glowingly happy, nodded.
But Knimy's cup of Joy ran over
when a week later Thiiddeus Abbott
laid in her hands' a small velvet box
"Not diamond buckles!" panted
Rmmy, as she viewed the glittering
covered ornaments, "tlh"' and pressed
the cold, dazzling stones to her wann
lips. If she had lutti any mur-
muring doubt s now she was sure
thai Thiiddeus Abhoil was her real
prince f ir everlasting happiness.
Site could si arci-ly wull to tlinilk
day afternoon llglpnlng struck I11 Sev-
ern! parts of the town, tint the n;ir
row-eat esi-iipc from death was that of
W 'lllaitt Milton ilrlier of an express
wilgiai lie saw a Hash of ligidliiug
coining ton artl Ids wagon, but he
hncketl his team Into Hie gutter and
thus est aped being killed or hndlv in
juris! Voulh's t 'ontpniilon
Inscct Paper Makei*.
Various -pecles of was|is bll'ld (belt
nests of paper manufactured by them
solves. The material used Is decayed
wtstd, which llie wasp rasps off. and
nfterwnrtls mashes Into h pulp with
Its teeth. The pulp so formed
spread out layer upon layer, and
lowed to dry, when it hardens and
forms coarse paper. A species of
wasp found In South America builds
a huge nest So many layers of pulp
are used that 11 kind of course curd
hoard Is formed, so strung that It will
resist rain and wind, and will some
times Inst four or live years.
Noah built the first wooden ship;
tint not nfier it was discovered that
steel ships were better.
Hi !
Few Independent in Old Age
Of every one hundred men. only
three have a sufficient competency to
keep tliein comfortable and independ-
ent in old age. There lire more than
!<,I)IKMNM widows In t':e United Slates,
more than l.tHHi.WlO of wliom are over
-Ixty five years of lige, HO per cent ot
vhotu are de|<eudent on relatives or
hariti.
A FOOD
The one way
to keep sound,
perfect teeth
pHE only way to keep the priceless blessing of sound,
* perfect teeth is to eat the kind of food that supplies
them not only with proper nourishment but gives them
work to do. Grape-Nuts not only induces thorough masti-
cation, but also supplies the lime and other elements re-
yuired for building firm tooth structure.
This wholesome, healthful cereal food is made from
whole wheat flour and malted barley. AU the nutriment
of these splendid grains, including the vital mineral ele-
ments so often lacking in so-called "refined" foods, is
retained.
A delicious, appetizing dish, Grape-Nuts, with cream
or good milk, provides complete nourishment for body,
bone and nerves, in readily digestible form.
Sold by Grocers Everywhere!
"There's a Reason"
/<* GrapeNuts
-THE BODY BUILDER
Mad* by Poatum Cereal Co., IBO., Battle Creek, Mick.
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