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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

Tn the later Stuart times says
Macaulay. the houses of London were
not numbered. and there would, in
deed. have been lll:le advantage In
numbering ,hem. for OF the ooachmen.
chsrmen. pOrters and erraEd boys Of
the city, a very small proportion could
read. 1t was necessary to use marks
which the most ignorant could under
stand. The shops were, therefore. dis.
tinguished by painted or sculptured
signs, which gave very gay and gro
.ssQue aspect 10 the streets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

Teamsters began work today In
hauling rig from the Healdton field
to the Rubottom farm IN Love coun-
ty, where Jay Wilson has contract
to drill well to II depth of 1000 feet
Tor the south NidcOntinent Oil Com
pany. The well viii be drilled in sec
ton 1873 which Is south OF the Heald-
ton field IS mikes. Mr. Wilson left
Ardmore today Tor the site Of the
drilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

MIR and Mrs Lincoln Mckinley
came in from the fields yesterday to
attend the meeting of the Healdton
producers at the court house Mr.. Nc
Kinley stated that the roads are very
bad. There has been much hauling
between Wilson and Ardmore, and
the roads are badly cut to pieces. Wide
tread wagons are used in this country
and he says they ruin roads for autos.
In speaking of the oil situation, Mr.
Mckinley said that eastern oil has
advanced sc and this means that the
turning point has been reached. Bet
ter days are Just ahead of us for the
oil situation, and the price of Heald-
ton oil will get better. Mr.. Mckinley
Is pleased with the action taken by
the meeting yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07
oeWiTT'S HAND MADE CIGAR. Sc
Notice

have quit handling feed but will
continue to seli groceries at the low
eat prices. r., II. DENTON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

At the meeting of GIealdton produc-
crs held yesterday, the offer of the
pipe line to pay SOC for oil was de-
cined The field will be shut down
rather than reduce the price to 4Oc,
aud the price will not go to 40c unless
the pipe line agrees to take as much
ny $1,000 barrels day Those inter,
ested in the field and who were not
present at the meeting can obtain u
fair idea of what was done, by read
ing a detailed report of the meeting
published in another column of this
paper
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07
Nee, Ne at the Golden Gate"

a VAN Al today VIII rent thai
room tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

Want acs are time ,avers. Read
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

CLEAN COTTON RAGS WANTED
AT THE ARoMoREITs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

The III Reno well in l24-4, which
IS being drilled by l.. c. Hiyick, re
sumed drilling Tuesday The well
was closed down FOR the holidays at
a depth of 500 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

Mr. and Mrs. VI. G. Guthrie are in
the city from the delds. They spent
two hours and a-half on the road, and
say they are getting in a frightiul con
d!tion. Mrs Guthrie said she favored
woman suffrage as far as road build
ing is concerned and she would like
to see woman road commissioner in
charge Of the roads between Ardmore
and the oil fields
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07
OIL and GAS NEWS

j. T.. Crosbie No. on the Cruce-
smith lease, in section 5-4-3 is expect
ed to reach the sand today. The SAND
should be- found in this location at
about $50 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-07

Mrs. NJ. B Marsh who has been
operating very popular boarding
house in the Healdton field, is moving
to Gushing, where she will have
charge Of a boarding house on the
lease of the Samosct Oil Company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

cise1 g. accoreazcs ~ssh che rules I'D
gsagra of lr.errafiocai ia~-
Huro Grusias. f1@ fs.hs- % tnferns-
tioeNi iEE. uzses q Classification %
articles % -rafs. 30 t.r a. their Goa
frabaud ua.Ers e. coecsraed. wtieh
Ne rirsz az foiiozs
THoss articles thaf are Useful fo-
Tar rurpo@~s aiozs. sgch a. srns.
4lritss aznu-ffsoa. &c.
Q Tto.@ Articles thaf earnot BE-
used 90 var purposes. such a. PIE
rurrs. EtafgarT. stc
q Ttosr articles vhseh caa % used
~ltarr f1r wsrftfe ~ peaceful pur-
1osrs. rgea a. mo1eT. p-oTisiurs. etc.
So far al taeT Uere uor bouad -
treaty. eeffEsrer.s. however. have eE-
ercfss.f thrir cis~resfoa o. the matter
of drc.a-irr shat VA aef WHAT waa
poe eurrraaarl 1rfI th~ feclarufioa %
t41uf1r vas r1-rsalafed. As taaf dee
tzratlcr has zoe bssn rezeraiiy rafihed
ffs rruvfsi01s caruos D. coasifarsf a.
bfsfirE tzs. neTerrheiess. 81 may -
rrfsrrcf % as uhas ne siEzasory de-
Gates ~ ere great uaritisre pouers
r0rssfFrrf a. ter iau % nstioas upon
enc ssalrrE
Hflar ErtrF ere articles watch we're
treErf 10 BE- properly cisssifrf ia ere
rrsf class eFrti01ef o. Cr1flus. which
rrr called absolute roefrshanf. it
states frr raf,oetrF aFricfr=-f-
rsr srr 1rc-s rEcizsfrrfF used f1r var
may OIL etfrf frun time tn tine GO thr
. .st - Eeroigfs co1fratazf 81 q dec
.a-nfa1r wk5et -Iuss o. Announced
rHHs Lei 1900 ia Eel aaH af che
etarr.rr corflflers ~ warfare
aHrrtF tEa r11fifa1raf r1rtra-
aant a-f ere FREE ltsts ere made gp. %
tsr tast anai7sis. % uEas ere triIiEsF
fst gour-s f-ei tt uecessarT arf aiEr
f1 Irr'efs arfer IRE general thr1rF
Adopted tF ere torfrr cerfrrrrcr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Res- SGmirsg charles H s-eeuor
vho was eae - the American fr'r
E&fss % enc Leafau conference a.
waiea ths famous aectaraloe ~ r.1a.
eor vac soras,aief. Eivrs a. teestuoa
~ coatrsessf sst ere satrrnat.ersl
isss rrtsElaz thereto. 81 az article on
-lnternafiocal Las az sea- tr tse
April Worifs Wcrk AcrurfIrr g.
ktrsirsl Sfoe stcc. eortratanf % "a
esnztses % articles vaich ARE cusasfe
% nee a. a. assisezncs % tse sc@mr
n ear~1trE 90 va sftter on se1-s Or
sfost- CoEtrabsa9 fra6e 81 fhs carry
inE q eoctrzbssa ne rrotlsrtfor
sad ssspp~xs % this trade VITA tae|
sftsndxn< pena-tlse. e q t~inrererr
rsxet wnien can ~ sxsrcise,g oniF -
th- e>ffix-r~rts tks@ssves aeor fer
hian ssa< ant upcn ere tsrrsserfaI
~ss~rs rnts r-<fst must also - sx~r-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
THE FEDERAL LABOR
BUREAU

severely tanfieaFeef 81 Lack a
ure ere E1rrF fae Uait-E states CIV
r-aeeal is srtrrttef-ss ra.rE a4af.s.I
.rsr atees ere JOB ~ arfnz uarE
f1r ter ira.rss aed nee Coz r1r fgbs
~sc1 ere rrrE beEr.rE no ts ere
HEt t-r teis tas ever been aftrnns.
90 ee4 -es rr.f Eel a most i-FiFfrr ore
l.re~ taeaftrrets. labor. rzrierf
tsrr hef rost1"es. are cooperarar
Eae rrst ttE ErfrrtaEfsr erl De- th~
faeeItrE ~ mre f1r rrs harvest az
zrai- OH ere usss. a Ereas army ff
l-eer1 Ger tats. besiaairr o. June fa
fae sagta aaf ceetirslaE uo-fraard Co
Haa.las- s1ti-r Ia.e ln lar frn
se-cia. asests o. ere tsrnrfrrrf %
aEriczifzrF. % uhieh there are fEaa-
saaet. wut ca-lscf tas Information ard
ofr.als % ere inuirTar service
ui cc-eis f.r data. re.rF 81 O. rta
posfercT Cor ffsfrieaf.or
reere has heer f1- e. s1rE fzfs a
Eruat crcl o. some raffr1al empt1g-
mrat aEsccy tc hsefie such problems
a. tts harvest labor rruhl~u and
taes~ s~tsier skrre large projects ar~
1rter say f ere grrsrnt a1allafs-
lrat.7a sGcc-F4s ia scsfinz practical
rssfits. satet GO seems Oh e fair az
90 fc. i' VIII saf materially % &C. 81.
reaey lees tlst O. ceasfrsrtlts aetlsvr-
meats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

OF money nnd that properly utilized
if car save a whole iof more thar. 60 "a
rou saving
Aud 2 believe that THE s1d congress
was convinced that this % 90 And
uhrn tfT san couErcss comes iu. and
esru before. the campaign % eduea-
ti1r iE che Interests 90 a greater Rock
Island arsenal win BE- resumed
have aiways coufended that tho
Rock isiaEd arssral FL % national im-
portance have sent Newspaper arti-
ctrs telling about The wonderful things
Ehas are being done az the Rock Island
aFrraai to every little village. hamlet
ard fnsr Ir tlr United States. aud fEr
editors Ia every part 90 he Urlted
states have printed these articles.
fE1uiuE shat tHey TOO consider the
Rock Island arsenal o. national Iur1r.
taurH urI Of general interest other
alEr ines would not have given the
articles Epacr TAc Rock Island arse
nal BEL che peoples arsenal ne IH save
iaE money for the people. and f iF
sTastins tho very i.fe's blood one 90
tee o'd m1ss-tacE arguments of che
back. arfiouE~.es Ehu cry 1uf f1 hslE-
en- On anguish and despair every time
anyone meuttuuE government mauuf1c-
fgrs. and who argue that the govern.
mrHt can neither 90 anything efficient.
o. rr economically Tho Rock Island
arsenal Gel doIrF things both efficiently
and economically. and anyone ia
1rarrl ~ arEuwe1ts against uurIel-
pal ownership vuI 90 vcr Co give
.hls government cstabfEhmrut q uidr
terth
Gun carriages frr rircE Gold SUES
IrEr been manufacture rr Rock Del
land arsenal at % cost OF f-5i0 fH. aE
lsainst cost hy private manufacture
1f fT1sss- On Increase of 15f per
-arr over arsenal cost. ThIuyfrr
peg cont Oh fairly eood SAVING. and
s rr some Iur1raurr uFea It Ir.
Considered vr are spruIIrE ~Ularr .
1r dollars annually Tor similar fep-
IrF
UHrH1Ee have been Manufactured 90 .
.le-s leland f1r gi1z,sl frr rbich prI- .
rf# manufacturer charged EI-ffIH. .
eHIrf is $50 per cent sraater chan ffe .
.rsFHaf rrFt
Another achievement nr ffr Rock .
s.a.H Arsenal Goat is OF national inter. .
r POO arf chat rHe government .
rs H uwr varHF power plant. and /.
aa.. arerFliar tr an Interview eF coli
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
The Daily Story
Valued Legal Fee-By Charles Lewis Phipps.

have theory that there is some
Thurston is a divorce lawyer. When
1 one day expressed wish that he
should devote himself 10 some other
calling he told me the following story:
A couple one day came into my office
TO ask me If I would not get divorce
for them. There was every reason,
Judging from appearance, why they
should not be divorced. The man was
twenty-five or twenty three years old,
the woman about twenty, and she car
ried a child In her arms perhaps
year old. a bright little chap who took
in everything with wondering eyes.
They were OF the poorer class, as was
indicated by their dress.
We want divorce said the man.
because we can't live together in
peace. She's always nagging me be
cause L don't make more money to
make US comfortable
What IS your complaints" asked
the woman.
II have to scratch all day long to
make ends meet I can't so out TO
earn anything on account of the child.
who needs so much care that I can't
even get time TO do the homework. II
/ could be independent I might make
plans. I could put the boy in some
institution where I would be relieved
Of his care and earn enough to support
myself in peace without this eternal
pickering"
7 invited them to be seated. The
boy could stand. but was not yet able
70 walk He stood by his mother,
steadying himself by holding on TO her
dress, holding her attention every min
ute. I thought that II 1 were subject
81 TO such a strain / should soon 90 10
a sanitarium.
q don't see 7 said, that divorce
viii help you two. and 1 DO see that
you are giving up a good deal OF hap
piness from some cause which it IS
quite possible 10 rectify. You both (
hive a blessing which has been denied I
me. I would give $4,000 for q boy /
ike that IL he were my son"
Would your asked the woman. a 1
change coming over her face and look
ing from Tae 10 her child with pleas
IRE. The man said nothing. but I saw
that my remark had struck home.
What can you do TO make living7'
asked the man.
I'm q gardener"
"A gardener" I repeated. a man
whose work IS In the open afr. trim
ming hedges. turning up the fresh
earth in the spring 70 make g place
FOR flowers. When the grass gets too
nigh he runs lawn mower over IL
Why. do you know that I am joyfuIly
anticipating half an hours work cut
ing my grass this evening before din
lers
Perhaps you think I am contented
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

| in these well furnished Offices. So
am, but because / force myself over
the 6isagreeabIe features of my work
I find n drop Of comfort in that work
occasionally In pointing out TO some
couple that in not sweeteniDg their dis
comforts they are going wrong"
The earnestness with which l spoke
the words attracted the boys atten-
tion. 1 held out my hand TO him, and.
leaving his mother. with three stagger-
ing steps, he came to me.
That's the FIRST walking that ever
he did" exclaimed the mother gleeful.
ly. The fathers lowering brow relax
ed and he smiled. l took the child in
my arms and kissed him. Then I fp-
ished my work In reuniting hts par
ents with him on my knee, for the best
work 1 do as n divorce lawyer is what
I am telling you
Where are you working nowr" I
asked the man.
Tn not working anywhere. am
looking for a job"
/ thought q moment. then asked
again. How much money have you?s
In q shamefaced manner he told
brought with him 70 pay-so far as it
would go-for divorce.
you won't pay me the money for a
divorce" 1 said. flor It would be a
sin for me to get divorce for young
man with a pretty wife, a lovely boy
and a knowledge OF gardening Be
sides, this is the season for your work
play, I call 1.-THE month of April,
when the buds are opening ia the sun
shine, the birds are building their
nests. while you are thinking Of de-
stroying yours Go home. Do the
best you can with the money you
have. and I VIII look about for a Job
FOR you. I hope 70 find one before
your FUNDS are all gone. though you
should use every effort TO End one
yourself"
I saw that I had produced an the
effect that I could have expected
and more The expression Of both bus.
band and wife had changed, being
lighted with hope They rose, and
the man asked II there was not some
thing he could do for me for taking
up my time rs be put It. and 1 told
him that he could I would be amply
LCFa4u II ] - - LA%Ae Na-AE AIS VIE 1t4A
child ia an embrace. The wife looked
1p at him appeaIingly. handed her
the child, and the husband did as
had suggested II happened TO strike
ne boys fancy 70 put one sr1n around
lis fathers and the other around his
neck. and I had the pleasure
y seeing trio embrace.
7 pledge you my word that was the
most valued Zee have received IN
-eRrs-
I secured = place for the man as
gardener. and the couple have since
lved happily il a lodge On the place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
FOREIGN VIEW OF Compel
TIVE ATHLETICS

or eE~rls occasions enc Journal o
..r twrrf-aa wafl-rf Association pa.
rraert protest against ft~ vide
r.rrsf fHrIrreH tr csc United State.
.rEar1 ssH rEsrrslrr 90 crmu~FtEfFt
athletes ir schools.
rrrs# errerEfl1rf orc rhrrrf 81
Hrr1H1. EEFf1-Ir.ee fH nElm fHs
az rer~tFf.eE sfatrrrs 90 ra
ages f1 Frrarr lr competitive
PAS ben sltrtsfsd aF trr prus
str government tn order fr fac1F
~ .rrrr,araf athletic rfalFrf- Hmona
E.r trrss OF fEF tirE schools and
..I.rrtra ~ fEr German expire
.r ar.i..ret.au of tEeir tr.sE trained
Cog ere projected Olympic games. com.
rFr.f.rr EEwFs were proposed under
frr auspices rf athletic asF1cfsfioaa On
uaeF places. rsF participants vere
rr o. sesFrss aifraaf previous ath.
'rr.r rretrEr TOE rFsrss we're 60 ln.
....r sr.-rIrE matches. rgr1inF and
.e~r.rE rrefssFs. and ruEsrr1lr other
EXERCISES
t.-reeEa r arF assumed faar Such
r Nc.f Increase appreciation
rrs OF physical rrsr-
F -fr-f OF ter plan vas f1
sr1=s.-E ealli-ares The
r.a. was sHa9.ttrt t1 ft~ tsfsI1i1-
~ erf enc .Ir.r.rr Eraus.
tr University ~ H-r
r EeaF contend rrar
a afar HEeH rrls
.s .s. "srrese1r .- e9Hre fi1i1H. aEI
Chief eaE f.e Ererl4ra
flIE 90 meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Brady.nD.
Nerve Food and Nerve Tonics.

ITO American public likes f1 re
-rrarel fe- v-ae rrrrrr Theirs
s ea..ru.l te.1e.ar tHar aE.a "a
uaa or ae=aa eefs .-H leaa-
aal suffers from aeaHufss and
-a-ar ae~ r- develops a ease af tlar
nFfErraas aHl1eet sa1va. Cog come
.ra.f.stse.rrF rrrsHr. ar rFurfFfFelia.
H.ar fr or che sFr.s Eel "a rr1t -utrre
fpr.e. aaI perhaps food alira s.I
11i.1 uF and Strengthen the nerves.
There ere scores 90 aursri nerve
taalcs.- l1tt proprietary and ethical. Fl.
lE frr market Hr ethical remedy
OIL aEe atIet physicians can be- pur-
seaarl t1 prescribe some % ua
ego FrT easily persuaded you uti
rEa rrrrrr fca.es- and food t1uics-
and -Errrrceu bGlitera- galore in the
popular magazines ard lr fh- medical
journals. lu certain tyue o. them.
u1f keep your money iu yolr pocket
HarE or 90 or Tor a whie and thlnE
if over uo-.t b. one % ere saH-r Eiud
up-f Believe rrs-FtrirE you see iH
prisf
THr Urss.srss Truth.
aa" % n asHa.H eH.a'afH tae. HH.Er
feers arElurst because if Ia backed
tF sri~rce and ccumoa senrf No
KNOWN FOOD OR MEDICINE WILL
FEEu or BUILD Up THE NERVES
1 Mess OF ACTS PRECISELY THE
SANE uN EVERY OTHER PART or
THE BODY
The alleged nerve tonic ir. az a
natter OF Fact. a mixture 90 more or .
rss Objectionable sfinluinuts or nerve 4
.riaf.rss utfcl ca-uuF AFFECT the uery- f
'rs sgafc11 uifhout anertirE fhs whole 1
io1F Oh me same say The nerve
oq4 iiks the brain food idea. is
lgre tlnconhe If is a. much q food .
1r ths teeth TIE furrrnalis and the
Tags ~ if Isl Tor ths nerves Since
lasE Tuail suEEested a couple OF
/. sa'es az a standard breakfast for a
1uns aspirant for literary ,ame. the
Brain fncd ltea has hr-- Just a
1se Vet "b-air food 70 no more
asgrf thsa nerve focd- Or muscle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Mar. 81 in American
History.

1S14-The allied Prussians and Aus
TRANS, having defeated Napoleon
Bonaparte's forces. entered Paris.
1927 - Beethoven. German composer,
died; born ITO.
1sJ0-John Caldwell Calhoun. Ameri-
can statesman. died: born in the
Abbeyille IS. CO district 1882.
1906-The international conference on
Moroccan affairs at Algeciras came
10 agreement in dispute between
Germany and France
19l3-John Pferpont Morgan. capitalist
and ART collector. died: born 1897.
1914 - Sir Hubert Herkomer. famous
German artist, died: born 1919.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
TIE -EART OF A WOMAN.

y
---..-.'.e- ana sunshine anu storS'
Courage and grandeur and glory.
Shadow and darkness and dust
an things OF light and OF loving
The heart OF a woman contains.
Grand virtues. great sweetness and
sorroWs.
Peace. happiness. passion and pains.
".e i'',i'- Do '-''ihr hhe garden
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Sidelights on the European War

: complete victory over the old trali-
. tions.
Petrograd-(C Correspondence OF The
Associated Press.) - An interesting
episode which occurred IN a street car
on the Nevsky Prospekr few days
ago serves 10 illustrate the charitable
and Industrious character Of the Rus
sian grand ducheses who. as is wei
known. have devoted themselves 10
the work OF nursing in the military
hospitals of the capital A wounded
soldier in charge OF a sister OF charity
boarded q crowded car. To was appar-
ent that he was a convaIescent who
had been permitted 10 20 about for
recreation and exercise in charge Of a
nurse. AS soon as a seat was vacated
the sister insisted upon her charge oC-
cupying II a Russian Officer occupy
ing a scat nearby protested against a
common soldier sitting in his pres
ence.
Please let him remain" fnterposed
the sister. Il commanded him 20 take
the seat"
And who. pray. might YOU be- re-
torted the officer. "that YOU presume
to give orders
THAT cannot tell you" came the
reply.
a civilian leaned over and whisper
ed something in the ear OF The officer
He arose, saluted and left the car at
the next stop. A short distance fur
Their on the sister and her charge
aIighted
A Russian woman seated beside an
American woman long a resident Of
Petrograd. turned to her neighbor and
The sister Is the Grand
Duchess Olga. I know her face vel.
Both she and her sister the Grand
Duchess latina often 90 about to vari-
BUS hospitals incognito, doing what
aver service falls 20 their lot although
hey pass most of their time in the
hospital at Tsarskoye- Selo."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Npru ts lei wu hsre br-a sr years
s1acs ere asssss.a.tt1r or
Aiacoia. Governor u'sarr asEs .ea
saEs Be- piseef sF haif rtse ana tssr
tas cav BE- observed ir che srfaeIs. A.
rena1stier ~ gre tatr srogif D. srf
doubtless ts aH faaE UUt re accessory
o. fnsur~ ris~rgaaer Cor even arr- 4.
yesrs en- srs are Few NEr-fetrs es1 g.
~ sen feel a sense 81 personal rss
~ ne uffimeiY ersts o. tbr VAR r--s.
ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

mo1ey saver Tor
the United States
Enveruu.ut ] do
not know who ne
t.
Ever since /
have been In
hlnrton Ihave
been working
drst GO partner
ship with the late
afr Pepper and
then with Afr Vol
mer % Davenport.
WEu D. fEe WaFt
has revrr hrsifat-
81 20 uorE over
tine in the inter
ssts o. Rock o.
land arsenal 20
impress upon CON
sreaa that This ore
ssnaf has saved
Cneis sam a i0t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

~ ss r-reef esrrrrsrs seem .1
eat- ta- Gernsrs saer a.eeeErE r
brGaE aef fswr mo operates.
sunnfaril~s tsffr aas 1aeerfs. a
specify rneuzH OBJ aVera1I. tta r
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food or any other alleged builder OF
particular TISSUES or orraus.
Even no tGc e1pioiters OF NERVE
fHr'.s and nerve foods can produce
medical testimonials. don't waste your
money. NO remedy or alleged remedy
H 90 worthless that .t cannot get q
medical man or two somewhere some
HnH. tu aie. O. fertimruial FOR &c.
c1estors and Answers.
Prescription For a Helpless Hus.
band tira. r. W. writes Ny husband
would iike to know what win relieve
Dim o. coated tongue. foul breath.
headache and constipation
Reply
Gee srf OF bovInr gloves aud put
tim through bis PAGES once day.
Make him get down ON the ro1r With
you ard turn Euwmcrsets and try the
head stand Feed him johnny cake
and futtcrmiis Don't let him smoke
more than four short ones n day. And
Do sure b. sleeps with his windows .
open and his mouth closed.
supcrduous Hair Car supernuous
siatr 20 permanently removed by the I
electric needle. ls 10 dangerous 10
Dc eEpeus.ve-
Reply
Yes. 90 is tedious. somewhat expen-
sies not dangerous IN skilled hands.
and leaves no scars
Wanted. a Book About FrecEled Red
Heads C. =. ?. postcards with TYNE
trifer. The normal person has dark
hair and a clear complexion What IS
ne cause % frcckies and rcd hair
% you know % any authoritative book
pa this subject
Reply ,
Does any one really know
Look Out For This Fellow. Girls.
Mould % BE- advisable for a man who a
ears toupee 20 marry a girl who :
diaries his hair without knowing that =
e bought it-
Reply.
We can say that II ne we're the siri 7
would be bad Tor els health.