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The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
Sign OF Another
RISE GATHERING
Strength in the War Stocks
Bolster Up Speculative
Issues.
RUMORS BOOST PRICES
Many Stocks Rise on Whispers of
RUMORS BOOST PRICES
Many Stocks Rise on Whispers OF
Orders from Belligerents in
European Conflict.

New York. May eO.-Today's opera
tons on the stock exchange left the
Impression that the market was get
ting ready another advance. On slight
provocation dealings broadened.
Opening prices were Indifferent and
fractionaIly lower. hut in a few min
uLes strength developed in the war
stocks. which brought advances of
from l to points in the more specu-
lative issues. This ran along for near
~ an hour. when the market was
checked by A drive at Chesapeake and
ohio. Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
cific. and Missouri Pacific. This SELL
ing. an effort to check the advance in
the industrials, was not disturbing.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. MAY O.-MILLFEED-Eaw: demand
moderate. STrlns bran. in I00-poInd sacks . 80
Ia arrive standard mIddlings to arrive. 5.OOaB 3
red deg. t" arrive. $50 winter wheat in IODpound
sacks. to arrive. August 4.a0; city bran. in bulk
80
RYE FLOUR Firm: moderate business. Good to
cI.cr. t.lca6. -. in sacks
'DRNMEAL Stcady: dealings are inactive
Kiln dried. for export So. in sacks meal
IN bags. lisa 80.
HAY-ReCeipts. 1Osi tons: fat: trade is slow
Quote: Prime Timothy. 10; No. | timothy LISA
LIZ: Ne ,. L0I'=si.l0: No. ;. I.OaalG5.
SrEAW-Recept-. 70 tons. hrmcr: fair demand
SuHiv is small. No. ne. .jas0
PORK Firm: inquiry is moderate. Mess ls.Ja
IL family. @s..G0a-, %: clear. ls5a2lN
REEF Stead, demand u moderate Packet
!" 62ais1 family. lc.0aS o.. Extra India mess
:: O-aJi.OG.
LARD-Firr: demand il moderate Prrm,
Western. u 9 refined continent 1910: South
American. &c 81; refined Brazilian. in kegs. llC0;
h'f -trariTe. 9; lard stearine irmer; New York
H..
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

"a 81 1t 81 Mt Pl-BAINEs. virsinia NJ ct VII
Harry P to Amanda n Le~is SO stamp 20 cs
u 2.S5
So ss4 east NJ org II eCoLINs. Harry z Cheir
of Cornelius Collin.l Ct ux Hester to Jane u
Collins 10 stamp y
So IS 9-DULIN. Edw n Ct u1 Blanche 5
to Whitehead Kluttz SO aamp $40 tr 5000
.,b to right Of way
So lss II siEFERGUsoN, Aboer h c. u. Eshei
l. to Geo Burnup 80 stamp q sub to right
Of way tr 500
ns33 Oregon 4 nu) q
So gz3l 1t 80 Lanier Hts-FEATHERsroNE. Robt
H to Fanny J Kicks so stamp 80
So ln north Ut Il 10. 1t G ( South pt L -:sne
tenants SO stamp 80
nsth st bet 4 SITS nv) 4
So as It % blk q Holmead Manor-GALLIHER.
Chas ct TX Mary F to Caas z Galliher
so stamp = tr $500
tHH 18th st nw) -
50 $50 1t so-sane to sane 80 stamp .
Sos $40. as l~ blk q Holm..d Manor
GARDNER. Louise to Alice Re.rdon $40
stamp 20 cts tn
~ Of Park I'd. Z Of 18th st nv, -
VIZ Ellen W to Edwin Kirk SO stamp 81 tr
S0
CDlJ q Il nw) o.
50 ass 1t loi whitney Cos~-JENKINs. Robt ct
joint tenants $40 stamp - cts 4 r S3aoD
~ If Newton pi. a 7th = nvl -
"a 81 II - Lanier Hts-KING. Chss w Jr q
Carrie ] to Beatrice @ Smith so stamp 50 cts
tr $3.50 lieu $3.50
IN Of Col 3D. e 81 Ontario I'd ns) .
So ~ % 1t 1s-MURRAY. AlRu st ux Anna
d tn wa r Miller q Wn JoAnsnn Joint
tenants SO stamp . cts
10th st bet Z 4 G IS se,
So 1900 - PTS lts - & - lh - to 31-
MINNIX, wn Ct ux MaU O to Chas r
Wood SO stamp - tr &0.e0
wis svs Tuniaw I'd nu, .
sa IN II rS blk 2! Petworth-ynDDAUGH 4
SHANNON, loe to RAYMOND Har q NJ
Je.as u joint tenants no damp % o. cove
nahts
On q Shepherd. " q Sd ct NJ, Al
sq - II H-NuRRAY. Gesssia et viz VIM n
TO Geo B0durant ct NJ Mildred ioint
tenants ~ stamp ID r. MO-
- = n M , 8 ss-MooRE. Haries " q vir
Cnss to Rast vdtch 80
9th 4 bet NJ & ST. nwl u
81 1ss II y blk Cleveland Pk-NIxoN. chas O
e ux Marjorie \ 10 N Belle schnsider 30
eaap - cts n Mo- lien 0eoD . esssmsts
t,1eh 4 - Nsvark Ordwsv ~ Nwi 70
a - n lN-0PrEN0ElNER simon Of M Canss
10 VIZ Goldsmith = w Msry L toiat tenants
= s>sno . e. 3 m sss0aoA . ~
U q O - . = Wsseo . - y
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

last week and fully SD . bale above the bottom
point reached right after the sinking of the Lusi-
tania-
Selling by LIVERPOOL absorbed by the de-
mand from Wall Street and by shorts. OferinSs
were rather scarce. Bulls took advantage of pros
poets for wet weather in the Southwest. The
English market closed at q net advance Of 81, to
points for futures.
An observer said that today's rise reflected
only the sold-out condition Of tine market. Sellers
experiencing difficulty In delivering actual
cotton contract here. The machinery is not
wuISIn: smoothly and this is restricting this class
Of operations.
Arthur n. Marsh. former president Of the
charge, is being mentioned the probable sue
cessor to Superintendent William V. King.
Arrivals here today 1893 bales. including
1856 bales. consigned. The lccal warehouse stocS
decreased about $50 hales for the day and is now
NJ se bales against ia 40 bales last year. Tx
ports for the DAY 6.5so bales. including LOO
bales TO Great Britain and 6.iss bales to the Ton
tinen. For the the exports aggregate ..jss.
90 bales. COMPARED with eil5.GI bales year ago
Receipts at the ports today % bales against
e.22l bales year ago
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

girder hoisted from the street, dropped
in place and the riveting under way
| within the space of three brief minutes.
Lady" Grace Mackenzie. lion hunter,
j mysterious modern Amazon who has
punched cattle and broken wild horses,
is back in town. She is living in a big
New York hotel with private menag-
erie of her own collection.
She is fresh from British East Africa
where she has been shooting lions, eie-
plants and rhnos and taking moving
pictures OF them unshot. She is an ex-
plorer of wild places. and invariably
travels in regal style. but Burke's Peer
age contains no trace of how she got
the title.
In the private menagerie atop the hotel
roof she has a pair of lion cubs. a black
ape. half grown leopard and two Afri-
can wildcats. She says she will soon
leave for another years hunt In the
jungles.
Moving picture men are complaining
about the strict censorship all over the
country. 1t is growing more severe all
the time and recently in Kansas all
drinking scenes. all kissing scenes and
all cases of sudden death were tabooed.
A prominent movie magnate said the
other day: I'm another year the most
thrilling kind of picture will be one
of catching salmon on the Columbia
River but even this will not be allowed
il the fishermen use the cruel hooks"
Charles Frohman known to Broadway
by the simple initials of &C. F. and
who was drowned when the Lusitania
sank. was probably the least known pub
Iicly of all the big theatrical magnates-
He was extremely shy and only two or
three of his photographs are now in ex-
istence.
His word was his bond. His chief
stars-Maude Adams. Ethel Barrymore
and John Drew-never had any contract
other than Frohman's word During the
mast two years the rumor would not
down that Frohman and Maude adams
had married, but both vigorously denied
it.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York NAV f.-Csll money opened at .
high. =; low. "a renewals. >: last %. ruin:
I.i'. An easie; tendency and c1tremel. dull
tiddIm- ait the features Of the time money market
I In the Of several q the maturities the bid
rate has teen ,eduCcd 4 per cent.
Tue rates 2@tI; Per cent for sixty DAYS } rcr
cent i"' ninety DAYS 3a3. for four months. 3aa3I.
for hV' 'nonrhs. Ga for six months and 3..a4 per
tent f"T Over the year
The situation in the commercial paper market
r7main1 u'rrhanIcl. Prime names particularly
th'S7 which have not been offered before this are
rcadih marketable. In general the terms are 3isai
Yer cent. actTdnS to maturity though unusually
chocc lalcr. which has not appeared in the mar
het htrCt"tcrc could probably be sold at 81, PCT
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

Baltimore. Md. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRAN in IooIb. sacks. d. 5osE 90: -four to whits
middings 32Ia40o: Western middlinc. 2 .5oa
$40: city mills middlngs. 8.paH0: do. white
middlings. 3.0oaa5 90; do. winter bran. D.ooa2s0o
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens, lbs. and
over h.. 49,: do. old hens. small to medium. h..
sIs do, old ROSTERS. h. ioall; do. spring. ~
lbs. JDs4o; do. under IL lbs, IS; ducks. Mus-
cow lbs and over. per ID. Il; Pekins, lbs.
and under ID. %; puddle. ? lbs. and over. rer
h., l.. do. smaller h.. II: Indian runners. per
ID. q; pigeons. young. per pair. ssa3o: do. old.
per pair sa3e; guinea fowl, young. II lbs. and
over earh IS: do. smaller. >; do. old. each. D.
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. per h.. %; DO.
choice, 9a2s; do. good. 2'az; do, prints. ,os3
do. blocks. ea3o: ladies. 2ls2,: Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA rolls. NAIL: Ohio rolls. 10: store
packed. IS; dairy prints. lsa0; process butter.
csas.
EGGS - Maryland. Pennsylvania and Western
frsts IS: West Virginia nearby hrsts. ID; South
ern irsts, Il.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
COTTON MARKETS.

NeT fofk MAY n. After showing rasiness in the
early dealings cotton develored strength today
October advancing to e9j on further Wall Street
huNns Hrd scramble of shorts. The close wa
him al net advance Of Is to % points The
spot article here Is points to 9.15. The rise
in October amounted 10 more than Sl5A hale
Adore the low level reached towAId the end a..
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

tomac Telephone Company SIS at 100 3-4
and one $500 Washington Railway and
Electric IS at s. 3-4.
Four shares of Washington Railway
and Electric preferred stock went at
81 LIZ and eighty-two shares Of Capt.
tai Traction were sold at prices vary
ing from IS 3-4 to Ss1-4. Twenty-Five
shares were sold at this latter figure.
The stock closed at So 1-2 bid. offered
at 50 it,
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

So ,5sl ': 73e-PURCELL. Jas 4 ct uH VI Arins
to Alice Hurst SlN tr $3.50
1906 Hobart st NV u
So rs 1t ss-RIGGS. Henrietta to 5 S.5o
stamp SO
list It bet u & T. SITS mel
81 ID north II II ls) II & south 1T It n
RICKS Fanny To- Rrbt Featherstcue SO
stamp SO
10Th It bet Il & : SITS uwl
81 so Il I-REENES Geo n ct Tx Wilhelmns
to Vincent l. Toomey so stamp $50
Cl55 18th st nwl ~
So 1856 II IS Cleveland Fk-SOUTH BOSTON
REALTY 60 Inc to Nellie Brown SO cove.
nants rerecord lib Jlij FOL iS
18th st bet Ordway & Porter SITS rwi =
So II IL lSTURTEVANT Chas l. ct VI Bessie
II to Abner Ferguson $40 stamp 81 sub 10
right Of way tr 100
tls3 Oregon ST nwl ~
So soei Its g & u blk y Congress Hts STEINER.
Warren W ct ny Mary Il to Rich d T. Thrift
ct VIZ Helen T. joint tenants $40 stamp =
Vallejo st bet lst 4 md SITS sci
Great piles of refuse around Scotch
iron and coal mines regarded Tor years
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
EXCHANGE HAS DULL DAY.
Warrington Gas Bonds Figure II
Largest Ira naaction.

Activity was slight on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday
The principal dealing was in bonds
The largest sale was the disposal OF
$1,000 worth of Washington Gas SIS al
los.
There was a fair demand for riggs
Realty short SIS. $4,000 worth being
sold at 100 "a. The other bond sales
were two $1,000 Chesapeake and Po-
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

Gold and silver mines that have been
worked for more than three centuries
still form the principal resources of the
MEXICAN state of San Luis PotOSi
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. n. Hibbs 4 Co.

Washington Gas -. N!oo0 at ln5. 5000 los.
81 600 at 1885, $500 at lo5 S.cO) at los.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone s.. $500 at
o.. 1000 at lGt.
Riggs Realty ishort) 81 $1,000 at looi. leo
at 1907. 81 600 at lOoh. $1,000 at cox.
Capital Traction. l at ~. 10 at o.. 70 at SIs
70 at $50. | at 81.
Washington Railway nd. at 81.
After call:
Capital Traction. . at % 3 at a..
Washington Railway Is 500 at So.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

and there was renewal of strength,
which again carried prices upward.
Closing figures were firm. with spe-
cialties and war stocks in the lead.
Booking Bigger Orders.
Fluctuations in narrow market
should not be taken seriously. When
Steel common was 81 IS on the tape,
floor traders were in the crowd each
offering a hundred and there was a
lone bid of 81 "a for one hundred
shares. On the tape the stock look ed
weak. Someone came into the crowd
with real buying order and the
price rose sharply to 81 SIS.
The United States Steel Corporation
is now booking orders at the rate OF
about thirty-three tons today. against
an average rate of 81 900 tons in April.
and the plants are operating about so
per cent of capacity.
The time was wasted in discussing the
annual report of Westinghouse The
stock was one OF the strongest features
advancing from 81 - to 90l-i on reports
that a contract was just about to be
closed for the manufacture of million
rifles at a price which would show
profit OF about S .CC0GO0
Butte and Superior WAS marked IN to
20 3-4 at the opening. This stock was re-
Gently brought from the Boston market
and listed on the New York Stock EN-
change. and is apparently being dis
tributed to the public as rapidly as pos
sihle
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
Ru NOR of Contract.

Bethlehem steel jumped six points on
report that the company had secured
a large order for cannot from the British
government.
Baldwin Locomotive advanced three
points on report that large war order
had been sealed and delivered on
Wednesday. but the details could not be
obtained.
Shorts paid another assessment on
Missouri Pacific today to the manipula-
tors. The rice was dropped below H.
where traders took pot shots at it. Wien
a comfortable line of shorts was out the
report was circulated that the Goulds
would deposit their notes. This started
covering movement, and the traders
themselves carried the price to Il. When
the small fry had taken their losses the
pric" dropped back to Il, recovering to
Is IL at the close.
Investors have assumed waiting at
titudc in the bond market. and bids have
been lowered fractionally in the expecta-
ton of further offerings at concessions.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21

Great piles of refuse around Scotch
iron and coal mines. regarded for years
as waste material. are being utilized for
the manufacture of brick.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
The Safest Investments

Ar That DO 10. DuCtuste during dis
IL. "a ',OuuHIUDs o. the nuney OF stocs mar.
tu- SEED VI rus poics Cirst mort
:~ts,. ~ -:IGred OF real estatc IN the Dis
~; ts!r'Lhs constitute ''gilt@dge" in
,r-irnrns lhty do not defend UPON the
ma: cIat ,s.onslh.ry UI Individual. OF cor
i'Isin-u= ~ rhrrr STABILITY. and are exempt
II ~ 'HA1:' - rtIsonsI property We can
sIfh -iEch IvsimtLtS amounts from $50
uTrard si-ui lon Jooslet Concerning Loan,
ard Ipt.< nc cnta
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished by \. L. Carpenter 4 Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs = Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Total sales - Ms shares. against lss 500 yester
az iJs $50 week ago and as rs year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

sExdividend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
$500 TAKEN BY
KATY OPERATOR
Takes Money From Safe
and Then Leaves Town;
Leaves. Money for Rent

After working three davs ~ LAY
telegraph operator ~ the Io'a! ha'y
station. ~. q. Ehrig lcf' town az about
IL o'clock Sunday night with all the
available money. amounting 10 ap-
proXimately $500. 10 demonstrate
how scyUpUlously honest he was. he
left 81 IN an envelope on his dresser
in the hotel where he roonod. with
To the Fox hotel for one weeks rent
written on the outside.
According 20 the story of N" other
employees of the station, the work was
done In the presence Of two other per-
sons. ~ o'clock. after ia" night
operator had gone on duty and ON"
other member of the force was in the
ticket office, Tho freight office closed.
depOsiting some money in the safe AZ
the passenger station Ehrtg took all
the money from the safe. counted II
on the table. bundled Il neatly and re.
turned to the safe and locked Il, sup
posedly placing the money inside.
When he did not appear for duty
yesterday morning his landlord was
notified and the railroad officials Were
informed that he had not been at the
hotel. An investigation of the safe
showed what had happened. Some
small boxes with u few grains of co.
caine were found In his room, besides
the envelope with the weekly remit
tanCe to the hotel
Ehrig had been sent 10 succeed an
operator who had been dismissed from
the service last MONday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

According to the story told by
Girdler, Connolly waited outside the
schoolhouse for him Sunday night
and attacked him,
"As was shaking hands with
members of my congregation follow
ing the Sunday night service | noticed
Connolly. | extended my hand 70 him,
but he refused to greet me- said
Girdier yesterday. 81 told him to for
get the past and urged him to be
friendly"
I'm see you outside as soon as
these people leave was the IetuTh
from Connolly.
HoweS er. Girdler did NOT 'eave the
church Immediately after the Congres
cation dispersed. and Connolly. tired
of waiting outside entered the
church and started quarrel with
the Methodist, said Assistant Evers,
Connolly, according 10 the story told
bS officials, tried IN vain 20 soothe
the Holy Roller. When he would
not quarrel with him. Conneliy struck
Girdler, it IS said but the Methodist
lodged. the blow. The Holy Roller,
after finally landing several of his
blows on Girdler's face. left and late
last night had not been arrested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

Every great lifo in history has been
almost crushed by sorrow Go down
the pages of history and you Will not
find a single man or woman who
ever amounted 10 anything but what
they passed through the fires Of sor-
row.
Sorrow has value IN that II en-.
larges our sympathies. IL makes us
of greater worth TO society. When
you are i'm trouble, the man or woman
who can help you most Is the one who
has gone through a similar experience
as your own. And experience alone
can teach US to sympathize with
others.
Sorrow helps US to understand
more Of life. IL opens TO us vast
areas OF life which might otherwise
be a closed country. The great diff
ference in men Is not caused by
wealth or power-but IN insight and
In the quality Of appreciation. The
fact that a man Is rich does not nee
essarily make him a better or a bigger
man than the worker In the mill or
factory. The fact that a man has the
right TO exercise authority over his
fellows does not always prove that
he is superior TO those whom he for
the time being controls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
THE USEFULNESS OF SORROW.
Capacity To Suffer Increases Manly
Nirtups


The man who is most sensitive to
pain and sorrow usually has a most
highly developed soul. Even Jesus
wcpt. We are told that he was "a
man of sorrows and acquainted with
grief" It's poor specimen OF man
who never has the depths Of his soul
stirred. This never happens In It's
fullness until great sorrows come. No
man can be complete until he ha.
tasted the bitterness Of q great at-
Fiction.
There are some who insist that
there Is no such thing as pain or sin
or sorrow. But to shut ones eyes 20
facts does not wipe them out. Most
Of us have seen the bloodstains and
the tears. We have felt the heart
aches and carried the burdens.
what are the uses of sorrow? Why
does God permit sorrow to come into
our lives?
Sorrow burns away the dross from
our characters. The hotter tho fire
the purer the final product. You
have known men and women who
were saved from shallowRcssS and
friVolty because they met with a
great sorrow. No virtue comes TO us
roady-made. Virtue comes only
through victory over sin or sorrow.
He is strongest who has met the ad-
versary and overcome him. Virtue
is always better than innocence. be-
cause II has faced the tempter and
come out victorious.
Some give way before sorrow. and
completely surrender. They give up
the fight because they do not realize
that sorrow also has It's reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
Holy Roller Tried to Keep
Methodist
Away.
ASSAULTED GIRDLER
And Now the Officers Are
Seeking the Holy
Roller Preacher

'Can preacher Gight:"
"Yes." answered Rev. J. y. G1Tdler.
'Will a preacher"
Same answer from the Rev.. J. A.
Grdler
Rey. GIrdler Is Methodist
preacher
Roy. Connolly is Holy Roller
preacher. according 10 Assistant
County Attorney Jim Eyers.
Some day last week. according to
the information given out by the
county attorneys office. Connolly
went TO Grdler and advised him not
to hold Sunday night services at
Pleasant Hin school house, near
Turley. Naturally, Girdler wanted TO
know why. as it had been his cus-
tom to hold services at Pleasant Hill
every Sunday night The Holy Roller
advocate insisted that it 'would be
better for Girdler not to preach there
Sunday night"
But the Methodist minister needed
not the warning. Instead, he held
services at Pleasant Hill on Sunday
night. AS a result Of not complying
with the demand made by Connolly
he went to the county attorneys Of
flee yesterday and swOrc out a war
rant Tor the arrest of his prOtege.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
mother! Mother! YOUR CROSS, SICK Child
needs ONLY california syrup OF FIG"

SOUR bile aud dndigested food vii
gently move out OF the bowels anc
you have a well. playful child again.
Sick children needn't Doe coINpd b.
take this harmless fruit laxative. Mil
lions OF mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action ON the
stomach. liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
given today saves q sick child tUmor-
row.
Ask your druggist For so cent
bottle Of California Syrup of Figs"
which contains directions for babies
children Of all ages 8pd for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware OF
counterfelts sold here. Get the geuu-
inc. made. by california Fig syrup
Company" Refuse any other Kind
with Contempt.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
WHAT IS A CALORIE?
People Are Learning About Measures
Of Food Value.

Ca'orics are something tha, people
arc learning about very rapidly.
Galleries are measures ot food value.
Just as inches are measures OF length
or ounces OF weight.
4 pound OF bcefsteals contains f,i5t
calories. a pound OF krumbles, the
new. ali.wheat. ready.to-eat food, CON.
taius 1897 caiories. Buying krumblcs
is cheaper than bccisteak q. ten cents
a pound. And there IS no cooking eX-
pcnse or waste in Krumble;
l, IS cooked. shredded and toasted
in the famous Kellogg Kitchens. II
j. packed Waxtitc and comcs.to your
home Just a. fresh and crisp as when
il left the oven.
4 generous size package % Hrum.
b'es costs 10 cents. II you don't
like It take it back and tell the grocer
so. He'll return your money without
question, not as favor TO you, but
as a favor to Kellogg's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
OUCH! LUMBAGO?
TRY MusTERoLE. SEE HOW QUICKLY
1T RELIEVES.

Won ipf run Nj sTEROlE in bri,kly,
sHd usually the pain is gone-a delicious,
soothing comfort comes 80 take its place.
MrSrEROLE is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Use il intsead Of
mustard plaster viii not blister.
Doctors and nurses use MUSTEROLE aud
recommend IL 90 their patients.
They will gladly tell YOU what relief it
gives from sore Throat. BRONCHITIS, Group,
stiff Neck. Asthma. Neuralgia. Congestion.
Plcurisy. Rheumatism. LumbagO. Pains md
Ache, Of the Back or Joints. Sprains. Sore
Muscle, Bruises. Chilblains, Frosted Feet,
Cold, oi the Chest (is often prevents Pneu'
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for The Nustero!e Company Cleveland.
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