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THE SHAWNI : l'\li.Y XKWS IIERAI/O
FRIDAY I'.VKXIN'O. .11'NK 2.'?, liJlfi
FOUR WEEKS
fe IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio.-"For years I Buf-
fered so sometimes it se« mod as though
I could not stand
it any longer. It
was all in my lower
organs. At times I
could hardly walk,
for if I stepped on a
FRENCH FLYER IS
WONDER WIIRKEH
It) Associated Tress.
i Paris, June 23.—Second Lieutenant
Jean Navarre, of the French Flying
< 'orps, has just been officially cred-
ited with destroying his tenth (Jer-
man machine. Unofficially, he has
brought down eighteen; that is to
bay that, in addition to the ten ma-
chines, destruction of which has been
verified by his superior officers, he is
known to have sent eight more to
earth behind the German lines under
 ____ circumstances that justify the suppo-
little stone I would -ition that they were destroyed.
"lil||l!l almost faint One Navarre it the eufant terrible," or
i irMf M day I did faint and t. of th  French Flying <!orps with
my husband was • • entri :'ies that keep ins sup-rior
W JBSm ... ■
r Mm. • -
—kel. t.. the hospital •' K W
—i 7~r 1 iI K s.-'Uis in aviation when Ihe war
and stayed four weeks but wht n I cam r ^ ( rQUng to be , alled t(,
home I wou.d faint just the same and ^ ^ regularly, he enlisted and
had the same pains. (as gunmi0iie dto appear for medical
A friend who is a nurse said for me to ..xamina!k>n, instead of responding
try I.vdia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com- took the train lor Saint-Cyr. anil
pound. I began taking it that very day ,0lil the officers there that he had
for I was suffering a great deal. It been ordered to report to join the en-
baa already done me more good I glaJera. Together with a comrade
than the hospital. To anyone who is that had received a pilot's license, he
suffering as 1 was my advice is to stop applied to an off:c>.r <>t the flying
in the first drug-store and get a bottle corps at Tours to be incorporated in
Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- thai service. The captain examined
pound before you go home. "—Mrs. W. the paper* Jf the real aviator and
C. Bnown, 1109 Aoburn Avenue,Cleve-1 passed him; then asked . atarre.
, | "What do you want?1 "Same is he,
lanil.unio. ieplie.1 Navarr< and without further
#Wby not take Mr*. Brown a advice? formailty ,\aVarre found bimaalf on
Write for fre«* and lielpful n go_jlorge power biplane at the
adrire to Lydia E. I'inkbam rr(jnt regulating the fire of the ar-
MedicineCo.(conllUcntlttJ .Lynn,; t,n,.r_v m .November. 11)14 It was a
Mass. -ervice that was little suited to his
disposition; he called It "driving a
/ taxi-auto," and showed his discontent
' by some fantastic evolutions or re
PARTY FOB Gl'EST.
' Dy some iaiimoiii_ ciumu
Miss Edith Perkins of Chanute, turning from an observation tour,
Has., was the honoree at a party gir- that resulted in his belnn sent to the
en Thursday evening at the home of rear He presented himaelf at the
, , rr-i hi avaition camp where men %ere be-
Misa Gladys Ix,gsdon. The Jo owing lralned to fiv the swift battle-
were the guests a this dellgh fu p]«ne8 and wag g,ven opportunUv t0
function. Misses Edith 1 erklna. J'ola (( ttiem his natural quall-
McFarland. Edith Whismont, Bella . Um aj> aQ acrobat o[ the air got him
Glenn'' Howard, Srd wnilams!i '>omediately one of these new ma-
Prior McGee, M. Ashley, bob Mc ' made hl6 debut jn the chase In
Glothlin, frank Urunilage, Walter Marlh ,,jl5 hnd ju ,lls (lr8t expedi
Johnson and A. h. Scott. j ^ altacked one of the German ma
" | chines that was the most redoubtable
Sam Crawford of the Detroit Tigers Bt (hHt llme by hl8 Bkin #8 a pilot
has not yet put In his appearance | a,onc dominating his adversary. He
He would be a great put to Detroit | [)( W ()Ver hjmj i00ped the loop un
Just now If be could hit the ball like' ■ • -'-f-
he once did.
Got Rid of My Corns
With Magic "Gets-It"
i lit?" U'CI il i IU , lOUJfVX •
i der him, sailed all around him, risk
I ing a dozen timeB to collide with him
yet never giving the German observer
I a chance to fire. The German ma-
I chine finally went to earth a few
! yards from the French lines without
having been hit or damaged in any
1 way; the German pilot lost his head
Simplest Corn Cure in the'Worid—Ho prj^c. < [ -
Pain, Mo Fuss. New, Sure Way. I onty being mad* pria
When corns make you almost "die [oner; "What in the world is that
with your boots on," when you'vo ..nomenon that fell upon tiie?
soaked them and picked them and pnenomeiioii mm i „
sliced them, when corn-swelling I .Since that time Navarre lias flown
j successively in all the different ma
chines in the French aviation service
, mastering them all w ith eiiual ease
land skill and never failing to charge
an eneuiy wherever he found him. His
theory of the aerial combat is to go
at his man, drive right at him regard
less of the enemy's fire, paying at
' tentlon only to Ills own.
Up to date, Navarre has waged
nearly DO air battles.
A great many anecdotes are told of
Navarre, some of them perhaps some
what strentched. a few of tliein au
Ithentic. One of the latter relates to
liis fourth combat, which barely
caped getting him 30 days of prison
royHav* Conn At All Wh«n "Oft.-It" j He bad then already acquired the
ileum v*iiThtan the Ve w D—d.flttw W «  f
Halves, and tapes, bandapca. and j ting out before daylight and
•laHttrs that make corns pop ed
have only made your corns urow
faster, just bold your heart a moment
and tlKur.- this: Put two drop#
of "Gets-It" on tho torn. It dri a
at once. You can put your shoe
and stocking- on right over it. 1 he
corn is doomed. It makes tho cora
come off clear and clean It's the new.
easy way. Nothing to stick or press
on tho com. You can wear smaller
shoes. * You'll be a joy-walker No
pain, no trouble. Accept no substitutes.
"Gets-It1 is sold by druggists every-
where. 25c a bottle, or sent direct by
JB. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. Ill-
Sold in Shawnee and recommended
ing his sleep in his machine, so as to
he ready to cake the air instantly
when au adversary's machine is
signalled. On this occasion his aid
ran up crying: "There is a German
coming up there.
Navarre darted into the air above
the river Marne, and made straight
for a big German two-seated biplane
He fired a dozen bullets at the pilot
who, in trying to shield himself,
steered his machine abruptly to one
I side. Then Navarre placed nine bul-
5ld in Shawnee and recommenaea si,le Then Navarre piaceu nine inu-
tile world's best corn remedy by . jelg in motor and the machine
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plunged toward the earth but landed
without accident. Navarre landed af-
ter It, and running up Just as gen
— ; Jarraes were laking the pilot and the
observer away, invited them Into a
wineshop beside the gendarmes
headquarters to have u drink.
I The prisoners, sent to the rear, re-
lated the incident and the general
commanding the army ordered Na-
varre under close arrest for 30 days.
The eccentric aviator's amusing ex-
planation of the incident, however,
got tho better of tho general s anger
and the sentence was suspeudod.
o\i CENT VKRMCT IN
WINE OF ( ARM I CASE
Chicago, .lune 38.—'The American
Medical Association was found guilty
nf libeling the Chattanooga Medicine
i company, manufacturers of Wine of
Cardui. Damages were fixed at one
cent. The Jury had been out six
days.
The verdict was reached on the
twenty-second ballot. The case was
called for trial March 21.
There were two BUits which were
combined. John A. I'allen sued for
$200,000 for personal damages. His
suit terminated with bis death short-
ly, after the trial began. The other
I was by Z. C Patten. Jr.. of the com
pany and was for $100,000.
| He alleged the Medical Association
libelled Wine of Cardui by calling it a
j nostrum. When the case was given
to the Jury Federal Judge Carpenter
! cut the amount of damages asked to
! $50,000. The case Is said to have cost
each side more than $125,000.
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