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The Washington times., 1913-08-07
PLEADS FOR new
JUVENILE COURT
Probation Officer Dillon Says
Present Quarters Are Unfit
For Young Offenders. i

with only one room in which to keep
the juvenile offenders until their cases
are called, we are compelled to herd oId
and new offenders and even young law
breakers Of both sexes in the same
small room-and every criminologist
knows that such association is the worst
thing possible for a first-offender"
such was the chief criticism made By
J. r. Dillon. chief probation officer of
the Juvenile Court. of the dilapIdated
building IN which that court has been
compelled to sit for the last seven years
and which has been characterized as a
oai1y reproach TO the Nations Capital.
-, a,su Inc LINES. In taking UP the cudgel
o, Puphclty Tor new court, is fighting
apattle inthe Interest of the coming gen-
Grafton and Of those still unborn. for no
matter how efficient the personnel OF the
court may be. the present quarters make
proper treatment OF young Offenders
an lmpossibtlity," declares Mr.. Dillon.
only this week We had here a six
teen-year-oid boy who, at various times,
mas been arrested, for cutting another
boy. for larceny and on this occasion
was up Tor taking a diamond ring In
We were compelled to put him In the
same room with boys and girls ten and
eleven years old, who were In court for
tne nrEt time on some small charge and
u proPeNy Iooked after VIII never have
their names on the docket again.
There is nothing else we can do with
such cases but put them all together.
and l never do II but what I long FOR a
better court building.
Another bal arrangement Is the way
the child has to be led In past the whole
crowd In the courtroom and be subject
ed to their morbid gaze. Their name
has 20 he shouted upstairs so that
everybody can hear; they are brought
Into court through the throng in the
han and doorway, and II either hardens
them or terrifies them.
Certainly Washington ought TO be
able to try a red.blooded American bow
who has committed some minor offerlse
without giving him the impression ne is
up for manslaughter"
No less emphatic is Miss Jean King.
the woman probation officer of the
court, In her insistence for a new build
ing.
I'm spite OF all we can do for the
girls brought here, many of them get
wrong impression of the attitude ana
intention of the court because OF the
way we are compelled to herd them 70
gether,' said Miss King. 1--WE do the
best We can 20 keep the more Innocent
from those who have become hardened
to wrongdoing and to being in the tolls
OF the law. but our present facilities
make II very discouraging work some
times"
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
No Fireworks Tonight
AT Glen Echo Park

Tonight is the regular fireworks night
at Glen Echo park, but no bombs will
burst and no rockets will illuminate
the sky. The cause for this is the
failure of the extra order from the fac
tory to arrive Owing to the danger
TO property adjoining the park from
the sparks from the aerial bombs and
other sky-pieces, the displays IN the
future will be confined to set pieces,
bombs and other fireworks that will
not carry sparks. A number OF novelties
have been ordered, bul as they failed
to arrive, they will be held until next
Thursday and double display given.
Sunday afternoon and night Director
Zimmerman viii lead the Soldiers
Home Band IN a series OF concerts. All
OF the amusements of the resort are
running every night except the dip, put
out of commission by the electrical
storm this week, and the motion pic
lures and other free features will be
on the bill daily.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
MISS HETIA JEWEL
RETURNS TO POLLS
viii Be Seen Next Week With
New Leading Man in Soth-
ern Success.

The return of Miss Izetta Jewel to the
company, the first appearance of Paul
McAllister, new leading man of the
Poll Players, and the first elaborate
production at popular prices or the Il.
II. Sothorn-Nirginias Harmed success,
An Enemy of the kink. Is the triple
attraction offered at Polls Theater next
week. Miss Jewel and Mr.. McAnister
will divide honors in the impending pro-
duction, for the play presents two pow
erful roles. The story takes an auol-
ence back to the most picturesque
period in France, when men Valueo
their honor above their lives, and when
dueling and love-making were the only
distractions from the bitter war pc
tween the Catholics and Huguenots that
divided France into two hostile camps
An Enemy of the King Is one OF the
most delightful, most thrilling, ana most
picturesque costume romances presented
on the modern stage. 1t gave Mr.. Soth-
ern and Miss Harmed the finest roles
they ever created, and the drama itself
was an overwhelming triumph and last
ing success. Its presentation requires
an elaborate production and brllhaht
cast. The coming week will offer
Washington theater-goers an important
dramatic event
The infringement of the Gayey an
nounces that the Queens OF Paris com
pany with the famous funmakers. Koler,
Hau, and Morton and wen balanced
beauty chorus of Twenty-Five, VIII open
the season next Monday, Many I'M
provements have been made during the
OF season, and the popular, Ninth street
house looks better than ever. The
Gaycsy has always endeavored TO give
TO tho public the best in burlesque AT
popular prices, and Manager Peck is
looking forward to an unusually sue
Cessful season.
''The Barrier is the thrilling drama
the Columbia Players viii produce at
the Columbia Theater next week.
Washingtonians are familiar with it
tive which originally appeared IN COOK
for from the pen of the master of
Western character study, Rex Beach,
or the more thrilling dramatic version
arranged by Eugene Presbrey. The
Barrier is the story of a young army
officer suddenly transferred from the
South to the far North. The yenturous
hero goes into the Yukon country TO
preserve order. The picture of the gold
fields is the background, but it is the
love of the soldier for the half-breed
heroine that lends power TO the combi-
nation OF romance and adventure. In
terest VIII probably center In the man
who Is to replace Theodore Roberts In
the part of the rough but big-hearted
trader, John Gale. For this part Harry
Andrews. the stage director of the Co
lumbia Players, will make his first an
pearance in the cast af the company,
and an artistic Characterization may be
anticipated The production will be
complete in all its details. and the play
is worthy successor to the many Of
fertngs that have been seen upon the
Columbia stage this season.
The extra Sunday game that has been
announced between the Washington and
Cleveland clubs for next Sunday will
be reproduced upon the Playograph
scoreboard at the Columbia Theater.
The game win be called at 4 o'clock,
The Washington times., 1913-08-07

Court by Girls company, Stewart &
Mentally. the Human Locomotive"
Shock -Darnelle & Co., in their comedy
acrobatic sketch: ''The Stranded
Actors" and two other acts promise
an exceptional bill
Every Thursday a second Pathe
Weekly is issued and shown at the Cos
mos for three days.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
Woman Drives Cab.

NEW YORK. Aug. IA woman made
her debut in another mans vocation.
obtaining a license In Mt. Vernon as a
hack driver. Now she is 'cabby'' at the
railway, station.
The Washington times., 1913-08-07
Duiiy's Pure Malt WhIskey

should be IN every n
emergencies requiring
20 be taken on Jour
neys. for the protec-
tion II affords the
traveller.
Its regular use by
the weak and ailing
gives remarkable re-
suits IN health and
strength as well as
proper weight by
stimulating the stom-
ach to better action.
and in >consequence
no,trfshfnn the entire
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
MARROW ESCAPE FROM
 sEHoDa FIRE ON SPIT

h ire v,rurrGd oh the Apll tpnar which might hare had diSn nsrrnuE r@- zulir ye1r js not for the quick %rrk pC tT. 4. AlIinuH, chiet engineer 'i the Pacific Cold Storage Conpsnf Some niI which was oa inc floor ci Tom AIhrgct!Ca 1IouBe took fire rish' under bis gnanIinc tAnK Had 1t roi been extinEu1Hhsd 1uIckl? the Eazo linu would almost eeTtalntiY nave Es- uIct1Ad. NT, Altlmus arrived on t1e scene just in time with An cxttn' GuIsitrr and EpI it out. He is rr7t' itelI win having put out other inciH lent hlasGs On thN suit before a.'E soVae have rome 4H cnlE hlm the zpit'I "hAst f.Icnd.''
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
EXCLUDE THE
 INDEPENDEN1s
EXPERT TELLs aHhAk OF rhx FACTS ABOUT &fEEk PEOPLE.
Spec al Nurpst 1arviAs.

Spec Al Nurpht HaTvie~-
 NEW YORK Jan. 2e-Expsss Ma apn whD testified before thG uiIaRn.It- tee today aLated that the stsit' ttus; e1rlHded the Independent emupA&LA bHt Grlhbet the best FeEi1nA Hna rs leTL their cumPettt0rE QRt lr thA cuii
 Ra FxprcAHtd hLtlrnaff Ea 1t16hKIy in farUF pf dIsVoLvzng the h~At :ta AIsp of enactins laws whlch .WaAh be sure of preventing 4Iy undaEhdhitea work having fur ifs object ttM ndertI comhindnE of the vn~lnlia romp4alAa mic which tue truet viii res1Es itsFIt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
SECOND CLASS MAIL
 COMING FROM PANAMA

.SccordinE Lo aL wire received hS Chief cMek Mr5rInus 600 pounds cl second eIaas man was dispatched frofT: TAnanA for this pisec iaHt Sar ur1ay, but nunG hls ziIice left there.
 Chief Clerk iiadles nf Ehnr place expects shaE LlIe n1atl dispatc+1ed frOn 'VaIdcs January a wiIi arrire in Fair hanks next Saturday.
 That mail will probably Uot arTNF here untI three weeks later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

this refusHl hus it is well known thAi vgry great many people are totally cpp0sed tu tax ng over the telephone service The privately 0SGed fsle- phcrU company which is nU~ doihE business hrFe !s. rndOunlfdly. ssts"a' ly engaged Tn combating the ccheu% of muuINIpal ownership and for. thIi rcn snm councilman ArN hsinE accused ot yaLtDus things,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
TAFT BIDS GOOD BY
 TO CONGRESS MEMBERS

nd. noweVeT. whom ssrsTnt uId coh- sEcssinnal friaGda shook honds us lhcy wero leaving for their homes
 S&Yeral of tue leading democratic members Of hgth hDrRcs were antonEst those pretent and were re- crived with laughing a[IrHlcEs to thn recent rlectInn.
 Very few social svenfA wII takn place from thiS uma untn inc iNau. Gura tiOn nf PreaadaMt Wilson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
NupsSt 4pss;aI a~'SIeA

Nugget Apssial a4rVIeA
 WASHINGTON, D. Gee Jan. 2s.- The report of tho Alasl<1 railroad EF- vott Ras kubmittcd to President Taft Inst Friday Eui ui%3thSEIndInE the de- niarH that hAvs hh<n mzdA of the fact When tho president received the report he did SD VuiAsLy and not 6 petsun vas CaEeII inrn hla cuis1dener uhtI today. It iE known now that he submitted 1t imnSaIateIy tc S4ct"- taIy Fisher whe studied it carefully
 ir ts Iiksly that it VIII Ir submit ted 10 coursss today When submit ts.1 1t xin be accompanied hy Af fcconNeI.dAtIouR of the president
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
FATAL BATTLE WITH
 STEEL WORK STRIKERS

nt sunrEA intenn1ty c1Bhe~l The strlkerg usf1 rocks. bricks and Fnn zIues while the poIIcHnner ussd their cIuha savasely, Some guFlz were nlsn brought Into play and when thV ssrik- CTS finally retired several men wer" iert Ivtnx on line ground. One ~aR dsnd Thsn picked up md some Of the 1n,ured were. found To ha almost de"d-
 Af,4r tha battle matrcts remained ou,e. during the nIgh- bat feneT% od the trouble is lnuked for by every uta.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
Special Nugget Service

spselAI Nugget S%FSi=A
 WASHINGTON. H. C.. Jan. 2S- That the drBi6erAts 1Te 1'E1oeo in opinion ns ln The sx1cdiencs ot Erant- inS independence 10 the Fh1lipTHns islands is n flrt which has D"w oc- cpitIr apparent During denAtu LII the hOuse today several dufIucFnt'e senators hxrrAazsd inc helitf thai th@ pcuDe ct thO islRIIds are not get In position tn atnid the sEnAls which would lie in tho intb of se1 Enrsrn- lnhnt
 A senSar1Dn wuH &pranK during the dtzcuzzIcn when Representative 5"n%s of Virginia acoussd the present. Td'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
DEMOCRATS DIVIDE
 ON THE PHILIPPINES

ninIatrAiIOn of graft In ltA dealings Uith tI,c islands. He aSEeFtod that sonSc of ths most fragrant corruption has bscn prnettsed by EtvArnTueEt nt- hciaIx nvcr there sud hr declared hia rencaInssh .o prove what ha sald
 HLB spAeCh created mast tns"nae- Iy wnrm seene. several republicans .Irlnat goGuE the length of giving hlnt the lie direct
 ,rhs outGz,me ie axpectFd to ba Ah inye sttE,LIIon into the charEes.
 One orrtnin Tart which ts taken Tor rrnutsd aince the tIkbAte Is tast Phil iuIine lnd4pAndcnce seenas fe 6@ JUST aa far oh RE ever.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
LEWIS WANTS 40,000
 SPIES FOR THE TRUSTS

the ESrernmEne. Such sp1es, ne sR'"' cnuId he chosen from moI wh" are nnw made to suIIW by the hlegs4 practices of the irUFtA Fer instance. men who uxn goal beds and Fho are prsyuntuI rrnm selIlnE their coal ry thu refusal of tItr ra1lr0ads to shRFtY cars cculJ he employed n"d they would be certain in Arf Wlth th" xreaslUSt pleaautr.
 Other men sin;lAhy situated m other iudpstrIes, he believed, "a'H0 ulso gladly aLt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
apsplAI Nusnst 0~rTls@

%puvaAl Nugget 0@FvIs@
 FTTTaEuHG, Jnn. aa.-Thu aerlk- erv of the Amsr1cnn $tHe1 corpanf and th@ pciies cams together last n[Rht in a fltron battle h ~hich che man was Killed and twelve were sA- rappnLy injUrRd
 The atFIkerz were demunStra tiDE aknInat ahe crmpAny's wurh4 at the tIr1e and an additional hudf of pD- ltca waa called up.
 Whsu the woekmen refused to tlfs- pArxs th6 gplioe charged and meIAs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
&paeiaI Nuusst SsrvEsA

wABHIS0TGE,. D. C.. Jan. 2a.-- PresEdenr Taft gave farewell IT.. coptIon last night to tho TemheF& of che house and tho srnRtc and tG theM all he gaid EpUd Dye.
 IR spite of the fact that tho occa' wian $AHI ono to cElAhrAts C. political parting tho eEArutiEe manifested t1ia game old gahialItY and good humor.
 He eeerned to h4 soH7swhat affect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
MRS. JAMES WOOD
 GETS YEAR IN JAIL
1 HlArInG one

HlarInE one
 Tho case aesa by the name of ths mptor boat piracy haTG MrA WoSd received her aentence tu @anne@ which showed that she wHp sur1sefed tr severe shock No lntIm2taon hHs been given that A1 appeal VIII DC taken but former Nome people ef- nrczs tho hope that she will AppsAl uitheuch her nnAnees Of oAcapiug tho 1aI, tsru ara cohsi6ered to bs very EIIm
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
snAniAl Nuaaae EaeriHA.

Fl. PAH0. Jan. 29.-Tho 1Fnistics bstw cen the fcderIlA and rsbs1r iE Northern Mexico h1s heen c7nclude'a nMd n0stiEtAs wsrc rzsunrd today. No very setlOus fight took pl1cA E1n1s the Ciose of the fi1hu agreed upon fer the trtnpnrary peace hIr huh sides gre again making preparations for nlCrs IiGhtinE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
pACkET MeFAHLAND
 TO FI1Hr Bhf1T6h
Special Nugget seryIp4.

Special Nugget SnEFIpA.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 29.--rac2y He' Fat1and and Jack Brftton ARYa eitHed arIinlEz to fIKht ten r9uhdH ia MAlth 4 larEe purHU will h@ put np a1d I.f fight HiEl be brought oF fin thlE ss if poSHih1e. =.
 Tan odds at present gre stnF 'Msun in fapcr nf Phclt6I- ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
Nurwt eHAslAl ..4NsVIoA

CHICAGO. Ian. .3S.-COlCnel ]. Hamilton Lewis 1n aIr nddrese de'IiV- erSd hero last night advQcnted +he snuloynen. ot at Ieast 43.9GG tu.lc-!,' aSente whcsc duty Ir would nc ,n dct as apIeH over big corporations He exurxesn6 the helIef that th~ CoTpur RslvnS themscIyrs could he iir>ifrlIefi to meet tho expense arizlnx IT m tae enplOYmeMt of euch spiAs Ihl That the system would result :n flM; sx-
 posture of Inc alLAnprF to hoodwiuk
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
sp.siuj Nuunss aAEVIsA.

Spssiai Nugget aArVlsA
 VANCOUVER, H. C.. JNrr Hh-hFE. James Wood, wnn formerly lLVc'i 'H Nome, WAS aentGnUNc 70 one year in jAI ycs.erday for stealing a HS'rof snxIne cut of A Yacht In tho haf1rir of thIs city,
 The ~cninn when RTFeHted 'iaItnei th.Ll she had q right to shr yacht. but her dvrAncu on hur trtAl was rv- EHrteH aH very weak whiIc tho hf- funce was considered in bc rather a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
NO TELEPHONE
 FOR SEATTLE
COUNCIL REFUSE6 TO SUBMIT TO PEoPLE UEsTIoN OF
 BONDING.
supoial Nuuoal Service.

SpP0Iat Nua9at S~rVso~
 SEATTLE. Jan, 2Y-rhs city c1un- rit ;ase night reTIIRed to subThit tn the electors the QusatIeH ht bending the rity for tso1a 100 for the estn hliah- EsnL vI "A municipal iclrphnne SET vice erica of sTart ars hr1nx heard all oYsT trA1y as < consequence ci
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
Lut-Eak At l$hman's.
CITY DOG POUND.

ThR f0EDg1nE fs a lisG Of tltE dos: lEnppnnAcd under the provisions e Ordinance BID GnFinE the 24 huur' ending at i o'clock fast night; BlHc blrd dog.
 HrinGlc l0G, short tail.
 JOHN BGRNli0LDT,
 roundMAster.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
ALASKA RAILROAD REPORT SUBMIT TED

who Is uGalnE altogether nsI the ad. virg uf the interior department srcr. - tary.
 The report waa probably Kept ss crcr to avoid any agliAunn which might be caused py hizskan= Hnd athen who arc favnrZbIs tu tilc cnn- structIou uG Sovernncns railroad ih lie IerrttnTy and tu the 0pEratl0n p$ the government UE t1e cCRl mines Not an mklinE Hs tO the recom' mchdati1ns made in tho report hAs been given put
 Nrs Iatd 6aSs at ProssBrs harnss'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
MAYOR GILMORE AND
 FRED AVER RETURN

k1urvr ". 4. Gilncr< "pd Fred Aver. manager of the Wild 9o9se Couppny, returned rodAy about npun arrsr ss,ryI days abSdaSs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
HUNDRED M0R0S
 KILLED IN BATTLE

patchcd specially 10 disperse th. cFleItty.
 The oASualtteH AHdnERt the EhIteJ 9thl"s troops ~aro +erS light al. though lev wdte kilIstt a1ld wound '. cd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
SnnsiaI Nannak aarIea.

Special NappsE SsTDes.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 2s. = 4 bloody battle took placs dn tho Philippine lSlREda yesterday and rA- KttIten in inc utter ruuE of great tqtcA or Rtnros, nns hundred Us whom #4Yd left deBd.
 TIhe Ameeicap fot1e engaged wae Phillips cavalry which had hHsr daR
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

Tb GET fH@ NEW& That Iutsrsstu AASlkAns you should suhacrthe gor ths DAuY N'EEsk. 0.A0 par i4snmfh 4alaTsNed- :.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
GUT OFF TlNaEAs AKn TOES.

Eixnt of Frank cannpllr'z 5,r,xsrs and forF of hia tSsa wHrs auarutatsd bS Dr. 2. M Sloan today only me toss of onA fsut wsra operatsa unnaI At prsssmt. .y;
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
NExICANS RESUME
 THEIR POSSIBILITIES

il Ia knLlsrsl that nothing cAuts 7f th2 organizations although no definite rrwa l1s como rom Mexico Ciiy. \ nsI rc0rIc believe thar the fEdEs7ll viii h.v%r Snnasnt to fhA dspc lLyn uI MaderO And th1H deposiIlon Is Hrilu q slne slul non by tho rebels.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

We pstAt AaytAfnH ard sFas5tAINt In i4h Rsanams EAs st tAA ssssA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

LsA ths Nuussf AA vsrr fnns~ su, rffntfnns
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

Anpl%u f75n per hsx Aa& % lahMAnn'h :,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

AT THE NEW EAqLE. H%mrieh RrAA' %ARAkldf BNE q drau zkE, AtAs ~a&Iaet~ by sAa h1EU4 Y eNse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

Rubbsr Stamps mAds at ths Nueust efrie&
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-15
ACTIVITY IN THE
ASPHALT FIELDS
REPRESENTATIVE OF CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT MAKING TOUR
OF INSPECTION.

f. A. Ellis, of ottawa, representing
the Canadian government, has been
in this vicinity for several days in
specting the asphalt deposits in this
county. He left today for Dougherty
where he will inspect the deposit of
limestone asphalt there.
Mr.. Ellis states that Carter county
Is indeed fortunate in possessing
this fine deposit of asphalt, as in his
opinion it is superior to any in the
world and only lacks development
Mr.. Ellis inspected the local varnish
and paint factory and stated that he
would no doubt copy after them to
great extent.
There is an extensive asphalt de-
post in western Canada and the
CANADIAN government is preparing
to develop it, for that reason they
have sent their representative TO in
spect the asphalt deposits of the
world and will utilize all the good
ideas that he CLEANS on his trip in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-15

flowers. may seem 20 her sufficlen'
reward for years OF self-denial.
This Is the finer, sentimental side
of the problem But it is a view that
commands more sympathy than re-
spect. For one thing, these self-sac-
rificing mothers and sisters, if they
did but realize it, place greater stress
upon the symbol than upon the thing
itself The Significance of gradua-
tion is not represented by the cos
tunes of the graduates, at least 1t
should not be, any more than the
beauty OF a gown is always represent
ed by its cost.
"While it may hurt the fine feel
ings of the few, it seems certain
that only good can come from plac-
ing a limit upon the cost of gradual
ing gowns. Perhaps the best plan
is that under consideration in Ham
ilton county, Ohio, which includes
where it has been pro-
posed TO limit the cost OF materials
for graduating gowns to three dol
lars "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-15

experience, but 1t was through her recon-
mendatlon that so many young, expectant
mothers derived the comfort and blessing
Of this famous remedy.
Mothers Friend Is applied externally to
the abdomen, stomach and breasts, allays
all pain, avoids all nausea, and prevents
caking Of the breasts.
1t Is quickly and wonderfully penetrating.
permits the muscles to expand without the
strain on the llgaments, and prepares the sys-
TEN so thoroughly that the crisis is passed
almost without the slightest distress. Thus
there need be no such thing as dread or fear.
No better nor more cheering advice can
be given the expectant mother than to sug-
gest the use of Mothers Friend. She will
take courage from the beginning. The days
Will be cheerful, the nights restful. Thus
the health Is preserved, the mind is in
repose and the period is an unendlng one
OF quiet, joyful anticipation.
You can obtain Mothers Friend of any
druggist at $l.0O n bottle. Do not forget
nor neglect TO be supplied with this greatest
remedy ever devised for motherhood. 1t Is
unfalling. Write at once to Bradfeld Reg1l-
lator Co., 133 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
for their very interesting and instructive
book Of advice for expectant mothers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-15
Druggist Says When Mixed With
Sulphur Prevents Dandruff
and Falling Hair.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added, then left to age and carefully
filtered will turn gray streaked an'i
faded hair beautifully dark and luxu-
riant; remove every bit of dandrusf,
stop scalp itching, and falling hair.
Just few applications will prove
a revelation if your hair is fading,
gray or dry, scraggly and thin. Mix
ing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe
at home, though, is troublesome An
easier way is to get the ready-to-
use tonic, costing about so cents
large bottle at drug stores, known
as fWyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
thus avoiding a lot of muss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-15

When a druggist recommends q
remedy for colds, throat and lung
troubles, you can feel sure that he
knows what he is talking about c.
Lower, Druggist, Of Marion Ohio
writes of Dr. Kings New Discovery:
Il know DR.. Kings New Discovery is
the best throat and lung medicine |
sell. 1t cured my wife of a severe
bronchial cold after all other rene
dies failed" 1t will do the same for
you if you are suffering with a cold
or any bronchial, throat or lung
cough. Keep bottle on hand all the
time for everyone in the family to
use. 1t is a home doctor. Price SOC
and $1.GO. Guaranteed by Ringer
Drug Co.