The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 1, 1920 Page: 2 of 4
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"'11"'I'llOnMMFPWMMMMMPOMMM
f3el it my duty to write you a letter
of thanks for your tvonderral Peterson's
Ointment I hail a running sore on my
left leg for one year I began to lure
I'eierson's Ointment three TiVvvki ngo arid
my it Is healed"--A C Glibratii 103
Iteed St Erie Pa
Poi' years I have been selling through
druggist:4 a large hos of Pli7TERSON'S
OINTMENT for 60 cents The healing
power in this ontiierj ls marvelinnt
Eczema goes in a few ilays odd sores
Beni up like magic piles that Other reme-
dies do not seem to even relieve are
speedily conquered Pimples find misty
blackheads disappear in a week and the
distress of chafing goes in a few minutes
Ma1 orders filled Peterson Ointment Co
Inc Buffalo N Y
St
THE MISERY OF
BACKACHE
Removed by Lydia E Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Muskegon Mich--"For six yoars I
was SO weak in my back at times that I
illippluipagull 1 I could hardly walk
Lydia E Pinkham's
P 44k I Vegetable Corn-
s I pound was recom-
- mended to me and
ill!K it made me good and
? JI strong again so that
N : ' 1 am able to do all
1014:--' I my work 1 highly
' & k recommend your
' icd tell
I ever 3one I meet
(Ntori
" medicine an
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7
whai
L t dtd for me 1
' - —Mrs G Scfrow4-
flap 240 Wood Ave Muskegon tlich
Woman's Precious Gift
The one which she should most zeal-
ously guard is her health but she often
neglects to do so in season until Boma
ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened
itself upon her When so affected
women may rely upon Lydia E Pink-
Ilazn's Vegetable Compound a remedy
that has been wonderfully successful in
restoring health to suffering women
If you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound will help you write to Lydia E
Pinkharn Medicine Co (confidential)
Lynn Mass ' for advice Your letter
will be opened read and answered by a
Woman and held in strict confidence
HEALS RUNNING SORES
Xyy aridly CIJ
KING PIN
PLUG TOBACCO
Anown as
"that good kind"
cii-y it—and yoit
will know why
THEM
il'his soothing healing wnLrat-
IiiI romody takea all of the sniart(
tug pain out of burns soak's cuts
sprains etc and quivkly hstils the
Injury Oat a Me or 70o bottio today
trom your druggist
MI RIVE:31
Isitonommo
No Wonder
"There goes a Mall W110 can't hot-
'Ca up his wrath When he speaks of
prohibition"
"DM he drink?"
"No but he did make cork screws"
' ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE DOES IT
'hen your shoes pinch or your corns and
tiunionts ache so ti'mt you are tired all over
got Allen' Foot Kase the antiseptic pow-
der to be altaken into the ehoes and
sprinkled in the foot -bath It will take the
sting Out of corrie and bunionoi and givoi in-
Pt ant reiler to Smarting Aching Swollon
'Fender feet 1r00000 pounds or powder for
the feet were wood by our Army and Navy
during the war So14 everywhere—Adv
Ever notice thlt when pal are on
thne the other fellow i4 Invartah ly
'ate?
'Some Haws nn easy-going person Is
Lard to of
LOVO isn't of It's obstinacy that
mils it
Back Giving Out?
That "bad baek" is probably due to
weak kidneys It shows in constant
dull throbbing backache or sharp
twinges when stooping or lifting You
have headaches too dizzy spells a
tired feeling an1 irregular kidney ac-
tion It is usually easy to correct
these early troubles and avoid the
more serious ailments by giving prompt
hop Use Doan's Kidney Ping They
have helped thousands the world over
Ask your neighbor!
An Oklahoma Case
Mrs Crtrroll Boy-
er Fairview iikia !no 07
I 'A Mr!
says: "I sultered je
from severe pains 1
in the small of my d
back and through
my stiles This led
rue to believe that )
I was suffering - '161 k
from gravel I was A 1 I! )1
also bothered byi- 4it
tick Ileallacticis nit Of( 1
my sight ithirrle( — 'a 1
vety badly Fin174i m41
I used Doan's Kin- ! bpg1 t -4 P7 i
nr" Pills and in a' 1 ilk ‘ I
wIlek or so the pains bad left me en-
tirely" Cet Dorm's at Any Store 60c a Box
DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS
FOSTER MILBURN CO BUFFALO N Y
NEW SOUTH WALES
INFORMATION BUREAU
Singer Building 119 Btoadway tirw Yolk ity
bo tOeusect to Aernt Government Builet7tot
or timwer any Ititintrips rItitrdilikt orquittil
nititin for hirmitor oelt ran imt fruit growing
'wrong an4 InvetweLt tu Vet bona' Wain
AUSTRALIA
VV N U Oklahoma City No 26-1920
(IAEA 0
Arabs
AUTUMN-FRUITING RASPBERRY
Ranere ana Erskine Originated in
United States and Are Now in
Nursery Trade
Fresh home-grown rospberries
summer long anti until frost comes in
the fall! Tina Is the delightful tiros-
poet which 1110 t 7111 t ed tv8 depart-
ment of ogriculture holds out to the
gardener NV110 Will plant one or morn
of Iljt alit litiltl-faiiing varieties of
raspberry plants Whiell It roMMInentis
The dep:IrtniViit ptdli IS OW I hat Eu-
ropean gordeners have grinvn nutumn-
fruiting varieties for Tunny yosirs ond
some of them are of' higher ipmlity
particulorly I mportont t hat t ho
American gordener secure varieties
that will survive In this eountry since
in ninny sections our climb is too se-
vere for tho European varieties
Two good outurim-frulting vorieties
the Itanere (St Itegis) and Erskine
(Erskino Pork) have originated In the
United Slates anti are now in the
nursery trade 'The Itanere mils found
neor Ilitinnionton N j and wits
grown by the hundreds of neres on tho
sandy ttII of soothern Nov Jersoy be-
fore being introdmil into the traqe
It is tho prinelpal commercial rasp-
berry of New Jersey and seems des-
tined to boome the lending sort fliOng
the Ationlie coast stoles os for south
tis southern Ceorglo The voriely may
be found fruiting freely throughout the
fall months in Stlanta even
foyther south wiwre other varieties do
not succeed
In the cooler parts tho northern
stoles tile Itanere produces fruit of
too small size and too poor dessert
quality to be of great value How-
ever the berries borne on the young
shoots In the hat anal ore larger in
size and better in quality than those
of early summer and If pruned offer
the English system Nvheno all the old
canes are cut out Ps Into autumn or
(silly spring it should be desirable in
many northern gardens
The Erskine raspberry which was
found a resident of Lee Mass In n
patch of the Marlboro bears larger
fruit than the Itanere The ffult is
also of better quality and If It proves
as hardy and bears as well throughout
the northern states as It has under the
care of the ono who discovered it it
should be especially desirable The
Erskine seems to be a hybrid between
the American and European red rasp-
berrieg n Ild Sh011id to' tried wherever
the Cuthbert and Moriboro succeed
Among the varieties of autumn-
fruiting raspberries grown in England
ore Alexandra Belle do Fontenny
Italisham Merville tie Rouge NOVenl-
her Abundance October Red October
Yellow Sempor Fidells Surprise d'Au-
tomne and Yellow Four Sonsons Only
two of these sorts the Ilene de Fon-
tenay anti the Mikhail are in the
nursery trade in this country
Two other European fall-fruiting
sorts which may perhaps be found in
England are in the nursery trade in
this country the La France and the
Cluster of Autumn-Fruiting Raspberry
Souvenir de Desire Eruneau The La
France hos beon grown in gordons in
Connecticut for many yonrs without
a name
The experience of A1)19'1(11'1 fruit
growers of the postern United States
for the lost lointired years has been
I hat no Val riet y of raspberry intro-
duced from Europe succeeds in enst-
ern United States DA a oommerelat
sort Introductions of Europeon
istieS 11 been made repeatedly but
none of them hove yet succeeded under
the rigorous eastern climate Those
who try these outumn-fruiting Euro-
peon varieties therefore should not ex-
pect them to be of value except in
the home garden There lieu ever
some Of the hordicr of those Narieties
may prove desirable Ly removing
most of the old canes and cutting
those that remain to vIthtn one or
twO foot of the ground in lute autumn
or early spring a considerable ipionlity
of tinc-qualy raspberries may he se-
cured The berries borne on the cones
which ore ein hock Nil! come after the
season of the eonnoon sorts nnd rhouid
List until the new shoots begin to
hear
European vorieties ore noire likeyy
to succeed in the mild humid sections
of Oregon on1 Washington NA here the
elimoto more !marry resemhies that of
parts of Europe than does thot of the
eastern states Those interested 11
this group of raspberries probably wia
wont to try the Europeau mom
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
LONG LIST
OF SYMPTOMS
North Carolina Lady Was
Nervous Weak and Suffered
Greatly but Relief Soon
Came After She
Took Cardui
Asheville N C—Mrs 3 A Sluder
of 45 Woodrow avf!ttoe this clty re-
cently made the following statement:
"I was In a very run-down condition
after I wasn't able to go
or was nervous weak and couldn't
do my work
"I felt like at times no matter what
happened I couldn't get up a spark of
Interest
"I was depressed blue and continu-
ally on the lookout for something to
happen
"I couldn't sleep to do any good
and had to force myself to eat when
meal time came
"I suffered somo pain In my back
and sides but the worst trouble was
weakness am) depression
"I decided to try a tonic
"My sister had gotten such tine re-
sults from Cardul I began using it
"Soon I noticed I would get hung17
and sleep at night and this of course
was a great help
"I grew less nervous
"The depression left me and soon I
as well and strong
"I enjoy good health thanks to
Carl bd" Ask your druggist about it
—Adv
Circumstance! Alter Cases
The Doctor—That was it very had
sprain You Will need absolute rest
you Nvill not he able to dance for three
months
The Premier DunF7eusto -- That's
tough It cancels a three hundred a
week contract and tne without a cent
saved up
The Doctor—Not a cent? Thats too
bad But don't worry I think I can
fix you so you CH11 go on tomorrow
night' R show
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Freezone is magic! Corns lift ol
with fingers without pain
Hurt? No not one bit Just drop
a little Freezone on that touchy Om
Instantly It stops aching then you lift
that bothersome corn right off Yes
magic! Costs only a few cents
Try Freezone! Your druggist sells
a tiny bottle sufficient to rid your feet
of every hard corn soft corn or corn
between the toes and calluses :without
one particle of pain soreness or irri-
tation Freezone 4 the mysterious
ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius
—Adv
Intruders
"Wily don't you take children in thi3
apartment 1om4e?"
"Their crying" replied the janitor
"Is liable to int4rfere with the phono-
graphs and player pianos"
The prices of cotton and linen have
been doubled by the war Lengthea
their service by using Red Cross Ball
Blue In the laundry All grocers 5c
Different Kinds
16 the poetry of no-
tion you know
Slit—Yours Is the blank verse stuff
16799
DIE al)
In 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
WE Elf oft
cAps
The world's standard remedy for kidney
liver bladder and uric acid troubles
Holland's national remedy since 1696
All druggists three sizes Guaranteed
Leek for th name Cold Medal on 'tory hos
and accentpo imitation
6-
Shave Bathe and
Shampoo with one
Soap— Cuticura
Lutleara Soap is the ta vorita for gest !razor ahavip g
DADDIT LONG
ord-otte FAIRY TS Pir
bitemmzy szttfik -
tsyogsinz
PINKY PIG'S STORY
"As everything is quiet" said Pinky
Pig "aud as there is no) food anywhere
around I will tell
-1 this story:
4 "I've had it to
tell for some time
but haven't done
s() as there has al-
ways been some-
'IA et: thing to eat or do
r n the way of Mul-
e'
ing food to) keep
e °' i
1 e
11" 0 : me front telling a
1 '° story No one
deitfr
t cuolr7itityteelni
" there W a A the
g
4 - least scrap of
fool to eat or to
11 find"
Yr No one could"
"I Started to Tell" agreed Brother
Bacon
"Ni) on)) whf) had any sense coulol"
said :)Iiss Ham
"No one with a grain of pig sense
((add" said Grandfather Porky
"What (io) you mean by pig sense?"
asked 1s1iss Ham
"You've inia tal of horse sense
haven't you?" asked Grandfather
Perky "It means that a creature who
Ihts horse sett so has horse S4qISe"
"I should imagine so" said Tis74
ha tn
"I haven't finished speaking" said
atelfather P' rky promdly
"Finish" sato Nliss Hata
"You shouldn't N)'n it tOtk to finish
You should want me to continue for a
Bum longer" said Grandfather Porky
"oh well that's all right I don't
I rind who keeps on tallo:ing Wil441 there
is no food around but I meant you to
finish what you were saying nail that
siould be continuing" said Aliss Hamm
Grandfather Porky whisked his
crooked little tail and grunted: "I'm
net quite sure if that is polite or not
lint I don't really eon) I Nvill go on
find tell what I meant to tell"
"Forget ting entirely" squealed
Plitky Pig "that I started to tell a
story"
"In a moment we will give you a
chance" said Porky
"But then nmybe some food Will
come and I'll never tell that story"
"You can go on and tell the story
und we con eat" said Grandfather
Porky
"I couldn't do that" said Pinky
'that would be simply impossible hor-
ribly impossibe)'
"Why do --cu say horribly impossi-
ble?" asked Miss liam
"Well I liked the sounols of the
words together" sold Pinky Pig
"Nov Grandfather Porky" he add-
ed "explain what you mean by pig
selse and horse sense and then I will
tell my story"
"Don't order your elders and su-
feriors about in that manner please"
said Grandfather Porky
"I mean dear grandfather" squealed
Pmkv "that it would be so nice to
hear your explanations first"
"That's better that's better" said
Grandfather Porky "Well horse
)ense means goott common sense such
tos a horse has Horses are supposed
to be so Intelligent in fact they are
very intelligent and they have very
wonolerful mm1114 )11 SVI1SP
"Now when I said pig sense I
meant the kind of sense pigs have
such as horse sense is the kind of
sense horses have
' "Horses have common sense That
Is horse sense fl 11 (1 pigs have a sense
of greediness and that Es pig sense"
All the pigs squealed and laughed
hard at this "Now Pinky for your
story" they said
'The other day" said Pinky "tt lit-
Go girl was walking by with a small
bull doe I heard
her talking to a
friend and she
said that in a
'IV'
place right in the
city along a city r 11
m 11
'
street a sall girl 6 11)
came up to her Hi Iv
NI
as she was lead- 11-01
110'1
ing her dog along ge
by the leash
"The small girl
asked her if she pip
Emil a di g or a I —
pig with her Tin !
little girl said at '-
first she was so
hought
surprised she litit4t
t the small
girl who had So Surprised
asked such a ques-
tion must he joking hut no it seemed
Fhe didn't really know and as she had
Lever seen a pig but had heard about
them she thoug-ht the bulldog vho
104ked different f rom other dogs she
imd seen was ono
"The little girl saki she telt sorry
think that there Awe some children
xvho didn't know more about
than that and she sold her dog wasn't
atgry tit understood too
"Gravions that was the port of the
story that aniLsed toe! The dog should
have keen flattered to have been
taken for a
should hove been It is true"
splealed the ether pigs
Couldn't See It
Ruth—What's the matter Johnny?
Johnny—Cot something In my eye!
Ruth—What is IV
Little Johnny—Don't know! Can't
see
I Owe My Life to pE-Ru-NA
M ItTTr:1"9771rit
Logical
"The second doctor the Smit hs hail
was exactly like the ti:Nit one"
"Well w1 y shouldn't he be the fac-
simile for a sick faintly?"
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach
liver and bowels Children love its
fruity taste Full directions on each
bottle You must say "California"—
Adv
Many people are made giddy by the
social whirl
Saved An
Operation
MR W F NELSON a merchant of
Hixon Tenn says: That the daughter
of one of his neighbors Mr James
Roberts was in such a condition with
female trouble that an operation was
advised and the young lady was sent to
Chattanooga for its performance She
dreaded the operation and STELLA
VITAE having been recommend
decided to try that first She has taken
six bottles and is happily on the road
to recovery She is able to do her usual
work and is in better health than for
years before but continues to use it
She writes: "STELLA VITAE will do
all you claim" Her father says "She
began to improve at once after taking
STELLA VITAE"
THACHER MEDICINE CO
Solo preps MI Ira" Chattanooga Toni U S A
The Lady Lawyer
"We challenge that juror"
"On what grounds?"
"she Is a brunette Our client 15 ft
blotole"
'When one suspects Ile 1:4 right nt
least half the time
Mr McKinley's letter
brings cheer to all who
may be sufferers as he
was Read it:
ean honestly Say that I owe
irny me to Peruna After some of
the beet doctors in the country
gave me up and told me I could
not live another month Permits
slaved me Travelling from town
to town throughout the country
and having to go into all kinds
of badly heated tore s and build-
ings sometimes standing up for
hours at a time while plying my
trade as auctioneer It is only
natural that I bad colds Ire- --
quentlyt so when this would
occur I paid littie atteation to it
until last Vecember when I con-
tracted a severe case which
through neglect on my part A
settled on my lungs V hen al -
mot too late I began doctoring
but vvithout avail until L beard
of Peruna It cured met so I
Cannot ptalse it too highly"
MOTHER!
161Orn 1-Night
4 ing 40e riflal
eepYour )es
Clettean i-Chetintr ssid HowliFsitt-ty
writs For r00 EA) Coro book Morkto CO Chi midi) It&A
Write For r00 Eido Coro book kturkto CoChmodo
It
Cured
Me
Mr Samuel McKinley 2504 E
2b2eurdofStth eKsaoncsieutsyCoittyo U Ial oie wMeelmr
Auctioneers -
W
Ip Pry
0
Sold Everywhere
Tablet or Liquid Form
Naturally
"How 01 you enjoy the exhihition
it the zoo?" "I thought it was a
I) eastly affair"
Some people got credit for being pa-
tient When In reality they are too cow-
ardly to start something
Sure
Relief
k ) -
2
t- '-'-) 1(1) OF1) JNDICaTiON
j f Ai BEWkAAS
e t 25
6 BELL-ANS
t--t-)e) - -----1 Hot water
- If c' Sure Relief
E3E ILLGNANS
FOR INDIGEISTIONI
Tan-No -More
"arte (chin 13'eautfier"
Do CA le and $100 Jars — always-
Op- - N between you
::-- 01' ' and -the Sun
Is a 8 nre protection
against the beam-
:: t ---- ' '' '" ing sun or blister-
:! 't ing wind It bri SP
' ''V to the k In the b sod-
- vet y softness of you? h
41Vi Used before going out
In the evening It assures
I t faultless couipleiton
1' Goontotw: Tour druprett Is nothortted to re-
1 fund your wormy if TtIte-tiors roil to pies you
Co GOo and $100 Jars
Bakor LaboratoriQs klemphisTnm
We Must Guard
Our Girls
On the threshold of womanhood
comes the crisis which means
health or invalidism Three gen-
erations ago an old sofithern doe-
tor wrote a prescription for the
ills of women which has become
known to fame as tStella Vitae"
has been the right thing at the
right time for thousands of
young girls down to the present
dey Try it for YOUR dangh-
ter Money refunded if FIRST
ISIo:b3(2TTLE does not benefit
At your drug store
I
1
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'THIS isn't one of those fake free treatment
I offers you have seen so many times NSA
don't offer to give you something for nothing—
ua W
but we do grantee that you can try this won-
derful treatment entirely at our risk and this ''
guarantee is backed by your local druggist
This makes the offer one which you can ab- 11
solutely depend upon because the druggist with ti Sf
whom you have been trading would not stand oki ili
behind the guarantee if he did not know it to be
an honest and legitimate one
(5 111 !toy'
Hunt's Salve formerly called Hunt's Cure
antee fhas been sold under absolute money back guar- -z47ed I
or more then thirty years It is especially —
compounded for the treetment of Eczema Itch A'
Him Worm Tetter and other itching skin dis-
eases Thousands of letters testify to ite curntive properties II Timerttn a
reputable dry goods dealer in Durant Oklahoma says: "I suffered with
Eczema for ten years and spent $10f)000 for doctors' treatments without
result One box of Hunt's Cure entirely cured me"
Don't fall to give Hunt's Salve a trial—price 75 cents from your local
druggist or direct by moil if he does not handle it
A B RICHARDS MEDICINE CO Sherman Texas
Kill All Flies! TilfryistEf'ARJ13A13
Piece' anywhere DAISY b IA K !UFA attracts and
kills all flea Pleats cleai ornarnental convenient and
: er N r y 1 1 e neap Lastsallitea
V't'''ar IF''i-Ifi c'°11: I:T of metal
I Itt:k IA 0 0 ti i ertipovec:
:!401ti?Aivttt: aid nnt soil or iniure
Jiro it i - 1 anything Guaranteed
'77t-it f-' ' FLY KILLFR
at your dealer or f
5 by EXPRESS prepaid SI 26
HAROLD SUM FRS HA) De Kalb Ave- Brooklyn N T
l'ARKER'S
IIAIR BALSAM
iternowOandruil -StopsHairlallin$
Restores Color and
Beauty to Loay and Faded Hair
boc and 81 40 lit drutrista
Rient Chen V k ?ir
H1NDERCORNS Removes Cores Cat1
louses e I AIL store atl pain ensures comfort In the
feet makes 'talking easy Me by mall or at Drurt
gun& kilsoos Lbetulou Works Vatohugue N 1
Ivouent3 Wtiö 111 tillell tt etnitilidivu
female trouble that an operation was -11111'"'"Z 'mil
advised and the young lady wu sent to
Chattanooga for its performance She
dreaded the operation and STELLA I
VITAE having been recommended
decided to try that first She has taken LA
six bottles and is happily on the road
to recovery She is able to do her usual 4 I 'r
VITAE
work and is in better health than for
years before but continues to use it
' She writes: "STELLA VITAE will do
all you claim" Her father says "She
-
began to improve at once after taking P ROTECTS
STELLA VITAE" 1 YOUNG
THACHER MEDICINE CO
Sao preps A Mfrs" Chattanooga Toni U S A ' GIRLS
op - --- - '01PO' 7 25
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r 1
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rflIS isn't one of those fake free treatment NS J‘e
I offers you have seen so many times A
don't offer to give you something for nothing—
but we do guarantee that you can try this won-
derful treatment entirely at our risk and this '
guarantee is backed by your local druggist
This makes the offer one which you can ab- 11
solutely depend upon because the druggist with 1 Sf
whom you have been trading would not stand i
behind the guarantee if he did not know it to be ili
an honest and legitimate one ok
Hunt's Salve formerly called Hunt'ot Cure
has been sold under absolute money back guar-
antee for more than thirty years It is especially ed I
compounded for the treatment of Eczema itch --
Ring Worm Tetter and other itching skin dis- Aki a
young girls down
I dsy Try it for I
ter Money refu
1 BOTTLE do
SON a merchant of At yo
That the daughter
leighbors Mr James
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The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 1, 1920, newspaper, July 1, 1920; Chattanooga, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2073686/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.