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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13
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Use a want for H. Il works wys
week.
Oklahoma civ must dir nm x,i noo
Tho London mrios N tne llighi,nd
attracts much attention
Safety first is am excellent moito
for farmers as well as avators
the quart that leaked in transit"
Some statesmen seem to have been
I one of the most dangerous powers
Of the tyrant is the power to confis-
I A high look and a proud heart al
ways have been distasteful TO com
Il II Knauss is in Kansas City on
business mission. lie Will return
Fifteen degrees above A an from
forty-fiye in ten hours IS some change
in temperature
souire William II IIornadav has
returned from 4 trim 10 tbe soutberp
mart of the state
extent the result of the greedy con
duct of the inimitable liyers
The automobile hat is the latest
time unless il goes into fine pnllv
But for the uncertainties Of the fin
ture thousands of onr most thrifty
enecn,ators would have IA 81 to worl
There are somo snocnlators who
minnie If ,bev ail moi ovneet to soil
them soon
"
Miss Nellie puryiance of this com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

J f Douglass of the Pioneer Cotton
Mills and W II Coyle of the w II
Coyle CO.. operators Of gins and cot
ton seed oil mills, are on the program
as speakers at the Safety Congress
TO meet at Oklahoma City January
Il and rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

Ed oberholzer returned this NOM
ing from a four weeks visit with hts
daughters Mrs Make Williams and
Miss Catherine, who live in Texas.
Miss Catherine is attending a girls
college in Austin and Mrs Williams
lives at Corpus Christi He reports
having had very fine time while
away but says he is glad to get back
to Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

Miss Nellie Puryiance of this coun
" won first prize in the grain iudg-
ing contest held recently al the a
and N college at saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

The high cost Of living is to some
extent the result Of the greedy con
duct of the inimitable liyers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

one of the most dangerous powers
Of the lyrant is the power to confis-
cate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

But for the uncertainties of the fu
tWe. thousands of our most thrifty
spectators would have to 90 to work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-13

There are some spectators who
would not beari their own burdens a
minute if they dd not expect to sell
them soon. t.
World's cresset., 1917-04-12
Cuba, Joining U. s. In war on
Aostmany, seizes four ships.
Strong American heet
searching for German ships.

On April 3. we understand the
resolu ton declaring that q state
of war exists between tie United
States AID Germany, already
passed by the Senate. passed the
House shortly after 8 O'Clock
Friday morning by vote Of 373
to SO. The resolution was sign
ed by Pre- sident Wilson at 1;1o
,, n. after the signatures Of
SPEAKER Clark and Vice Presi'
deht Marshall had been affixed.
World's cresset., 1917-04-12

But with many OF them God
was not we'll pleased. for they
were ovsrthrown Id The wilder.
ness. .t
Now these were our examples,
to the intent we should Rot lust
after evil things. as they also
lusted. III Cor. lo-5-6)
From these facts we must
understand that we have some.
thing to learn from our Text.
For God says, Il have heard
the reproach of Moab"
I'VE have heard the pride o:
Moab, The is exceeding proud
bis loftiness. and his arrogancy.
ana his pride. and the haughti.
ness Of bis heart.
l know his wrath, saith the
Lordy but it shall not be so: his
lies shall not 90 effect it, Yer.
4s-29-30,l
| Here is the had Of reproaeh
that he reproached Gods people
With and magnihed, himself a
galnst God and bis people. Now
We must learn who Moab repre- =
sents to day that We may learn
something from our Text; SC
that in learning, We may have q
hope.
! Well we must ind a man who
will fill Moab's position at the
present. And fo- this purpose
We must look toward the city OF
Rome. and hnd I man there. who
addresses himself to the world
as the vicar of Christ, and true
Successor of St. Peter. And
who has greater following thao
all tae protestant churches put
together. And bis doctrine has
become q terrible reproach to
God and his people. And this
great reproach is spoken Of in
this manner:
Let no man deceive you by
any means: for that day shall
not come, except there come 8
falling away first, and that mar
Of sin be revealed, the son o.
perdition;
} Who oppossth and exaltett
himself above all that is called
| God, or that is worshipped; 81
that be as God sitteth in th,
temple Of God, shelving Limsel
q that he is Goo. ne Thess. 2-3-l
| This reproach has caused ,
4 many a man to bite the dust il
I death, and has broken the hea r
3 Of many a mother, AID has rob
a bed many, many young girls o
q their virginity. And when in al
q earlier day that noble order q
Masonry, Resisted their dark
ard doleful reproach, The.
b were murdered. By the hun
r dreds. In order to prove thu
e matter. we shall give you fact
a which occurred, when THE Pope
n Clement XII, issued bull OF ex
communication against tie Free
World's cresset., 1917-04-12
QUEaTION NO u

Dear Editor will you please
answer this question in the
CRESSET Who baptized John
the Baptist and why was he
called John the Baptist Was be
a Missionary Baptist preachers
and was Christ q Missionary
Baptist and is il the Oldest
&shurch on record.
G. M. s.
World's cresset., 1917-04-12
Sermon Preached at the Colony Tabernacle.
On Easter Sunday at 3O'clock by the
Ed Of the WORLDS CRBSSET.
TEXT

TEXT
Il have heard the repoach OF
Moab, and the revilings Of the
children of Ammon, whereby
they have reproached my people
and magnifed themselves a.
gainst their border. i
Therefore as I live. saith the
Lord of hosts. the God of Israel
Surely Moab shall bs as Sodom,
and the children Of Ammon az
domorrah, even the breeding of
nettles. and saltpits, and = per.
pstual desolation; the residue OF
my people shall spoil them, and
the remnant OF my people shall
posseBs them.
This shall they havo .er their
pride. because they have repro.
ached and magnifisd themselves
against the people Of the Lord Of
b Jsts." (Zeph, 2-8-10.)
Just after the Editor had
reached the pulpit, at the time
and place abovs named. The
scriptures above was handed to
him. for the purpose of him
preaching q sermon from them
And after turning to them and
reading them,
He bsgain by saying, Friends
The first thing, that becomes
necessary for Us 70 do. is, tc
= show that those Bible facts are
for our learning. For there is
many who say the Old Testamen,
scriptures are done away with
And VIXEN they say this. they
make Christ's own words Of
none effect, For Christ said
Think not that l am come tt
destroy the law, or the prophets
l am not come to destroy. but tt
ful6h.
For verify I say unto you, Til
heaven and earth pass, one jo'
or one title shall in no wise pas.
from the Law, till all be fulfilled
Matt. 5-17-16.)
Here Christ says not one jo
or little of the Law or the pro
phets should in no wise pass
away unit; oil be fulfilled, ant
IS We shall show. you by tn
. word before we conclude ou
sermon, tnat IL ls not oil 1llnllet
yet therefore, the law and tht
prophets ia moi done away with
The next thing then that "
shall inform you Of is, that Al
things which has been writtel
is for our learning as be has sai
, For whatsoever things wer
written aioretime were writtel
, for our learning that we throug
e patience and comfort of tb
o Scriptures might have hope"
r rom. Is ~
4 Then we mus. learn sonnet
u thing from those scriptures 70
e in them are brought to rs q hop
9 all things that were written ar
d for our ad monition, as you ca
}, read. r., 49,
World's cresset., 1917-04-12
First real war news expected
from Atlantic. Raider of U, 8.
'Cosst.

Washington, April 8 The
nation settled down to watch
the feet" rs President Wilson,
bis executive lieutenants and the
Congress prepared today TO
carry out the stupendous war
plans which have been agreed
upon, The first real war news "
Washington believes will come
from somewhere in tie
Atlantic" where the American
grand feet is under war orders.
World's cresset., 1917-04-12

And when Christ established
bis church In and among the
osntiles, he bid them to be all one
in him, Not many churches, but
just one church for him, Bu.
after Martin Luther made his
advent a. a reformer. He set up
such q reproach that ii has
broke up THE CHURCH into cver q
Thousand fragments. And the
two Noble orders MASONRY and
oDDTELLoWsHIP are grooping
their way in darkness, as far al
the TRUE WORD 10 concerned.
The word that should tie the
whole human family together in
one grand universal brotherhood
But the rsprcach, (.he one man
theory offered by him has
broken the church all up into
frag ments.
For when that Noble man
Harm Abiff was killed by the
three ruffina, the word was lost
and buried with the body Of
that Noble man Harm the son of
4 widow and will not be known
no more until this time comes,
Please read.
But in the last days it shall
come 70 pass. that the mountain
OF the house Of the Lord shall be
established IN the top of the
mountains, and it shall be exalt.
above the hills; and people shall
how unite it. .
} And many nations shall come,
and say, Come and lot us 70 ur
to the mountain Of the Lard and
to the house Of the God Of Jacob,
and he will teach 10 OF his ways,
and We will walk in bis paths:
for the law shall 60 forth of Zion
and the word Of the Lord from
Jerusalem.
land be shall Judge among
many people, and rebuke strong
nations afar of: and they shall
beat their swords into plough.
shares, and their spears into
| pruning hooks: nations shall not
lift up a sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war any
more. micah 4-1-2-3)
Oh you good old Masons you
who have passed tho 81 degree,
it ID true you are taught that
, you have the Lost Word. And ii
is true you have the Word which
did and do belong to the High
Priest AARON which they had to
have tc enter in once q year into
the Hottest of Holes, "sANC7uA
> ..lsANCToRUM" But We must Ia.
form you that you have net the
word that was given to Moses at
the Burning Bush, to Noah oo.
fore the food, to Adam in the
garden. Nor neither will you
have this word until the time
d comes that the law shall 70 forth
. from your Noble Order. ZION"
d and THE WORD OF fHB LORD
8 from Jerusalem. Aud that will
be when the two Noble Ordsri
o. MAsoNs and Oddfsllows, has t
VI rally around the urn OF ashes
or the Tomb of Christ which
|, holds the bones Of Hiram til,
J: widow . son.
CONi;oNod to cooo
World's cresset., 1917-04-12

masous. which was followed by
an sd:ct OF Charles W., forbid.
ding Masonic meetings in the
low countries of Austria"
This edict was inforced BY a
heavy persecution. Masonry
giving their lives for the Bible.
And Moab (Papalism) taking
the position a. God. a. above
quolsd, We now have placed
before you Moab The great
beast John saw rise up out Of
the sea. (Pspal Rome) We must
next ind out who Ammon and
his children is. And :nor der to
have you know who Anmon is,
we shall point you 10 tho second
beast John saw al recorded in
Rev. l3 chap. And then direct
your minds to the fact, that &C.
cording to scripture, that Martin
Luther, has filed the position.
when Martin Luther came forth
az q refermer there was but one
Church. outside Of what was
called the Roman Catholic and
Apostolic church. But look at
them now there is over a thou
sand OF them. This ought not
to be. Christ has but one church.
, Separate and apart from Gods
church Of the Israelites. Before
Christ set up his church among
the Gentiles. be blinded the eyes
, st the Israslites. as it reads;
! According as 1t 10 written
God hath given them the spirit
, of slumber eyes that they
, should not see and ears thai
they should not hear unto thii
, day.
And David saith, Let theil
table be made q snare; snd .
trap, and q stun bling block and
3 recompens unto them,
Let their eyes be darkened
} that they may not see. and bow
J down their back Away.
Isay then Have they stumbled
that they should fall: God forbid
, but rather through their fal
salvation IS come unto the Gent
lies for to provoke them Il
> jealousy.
i For l would not. brethren
, that ye should 10 ignorant o
this mystery, lest ye should b.
wise in your own 'concsits, tha
=. blindness in part Is happened t.
= Israel until the fulness Of th
Gentiles be come in.
a And 80 ali Israel shall be save
t as it is written there shall com
}. out OF Zion the Deliverer, an
x shall turn away ungodlines
q from Jacob.
II For this is my covenant unit
:, them, which I shall take ava,
y heir sins.
As concerning the gospel
8 they are enemies for your sakes
!, but az touching the election
}, they are beloved for tho father
sakes. IRON. 11-6-0-1O-l
s''s+ -25 20 -z7-26)
World's cresset., 1917-04-12
War News,

S6,7bO, 100000 U. S. Bonds
Planned to float allied Loan.
World's cresset., 1917-04-12
The CRESSET
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI.
r. r, D. No. 3. Caudle Grove,
REV, l.. S. GARRETT, EDITOR
PUBLISHERS

IN, q. Garrett b M. M. Bowers
World's cresset., 1917-04-12

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Sixth Division.
Quota, los.

10 be summoned, 21O.
headquartcrs, Room At DI.trI.,
ouiIding' for registrants at pes
"oay ana III. t. Blow schools.
-So1Charles Mclean Brown, sSs K
northeast sIFeet
IS, ,tSsaDennis Joseph corbett, 27 X
$4oS-Arthur Wesley Sherman, 1910 n
14G6-William T. Mortimer. 5o1 r
street northeast
262tAugustus Nathan CampbelI. 1aIa
street northeast
soi-Charlcs Robinson Green. Ioes al
street northeast W
1S94-Miles Ernest Rost DIX ,+raot
northeast
1S7S-James 1ssac Root, ns Maryland
avenue northeast
$5I-Gqy Hewitt ould. 1855 F street
lOs-John Clyde Irwin, a2 9th street
2o22-William Barbane Sleigh, s2s sth
street northeast.
SSs3--Edwin Walton Schultze, 1907
Rosedale street northeast.
SS2-Charles Cassard Schroth, 1523
Gales street northeast.
northeast.
7SS--Robert Anglis Gardner, s14 c
street northeast.
lSl3-William Stewart Reed, 1O3 ID
street northeast.
2iSI-Wiiliam Lawson Edwards. f2
tennessee avenue northeast.
ISS-William Edmund Robertson, 700
9Th street northeast.
2SSS-Wellington Wallace White. Si
9Th street northeast
S0s7-George Henry Wiencke, 1853 E
street northeast.
3s37-Guy Rome, 5o7 5th ,tr.et nortb-
east
1T52-Hayes Mitchell Pope. u "a
street northeast
2is4-Pam Frederick Bachschmid.
l42y X street northeast
S20o-John Samuel Morrison. 1213 I
street northeast.
SS2-Bertram Lane, 547 18th street
3505-William James Toomey- 1514
Gale street northeast
nT-William Herbert Jefferis. s03
D street northeast.
15i2-Charles Edwin Myers, go r
street northeast.
2762-John Joseph Draper, 1874 North
Carolina avenue northeast
IIS-Fred Bryan Pool, 427 sth street
northeast.
2ls5Charles Andrew Thomas, 535
9th street northeast.
s37-John Edward Grady, jr., ,S23 I
street northeast.
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l77s-Herbert Thomas Pullman. 800 +
street northeast.
l2se-Herbert Graham Kubel. 1000
| East Capitol street northeast.
2247-Albert Winter Tucker. SIG g
soll-WiIiie sfpes. 1913 sth street
J fs2-Bernard Aloysius Conlan, SsS
Maryland avenue northeast.
32S5-Joseph Isaac Pleasant. l2i5
Duncan street northeast.
271s-Robert William Darr, l+Oi
Maryland avenue northeast.
3c5AJoseph Wesley Kimbel, 1888
| Ames place northeast.
29s2-William Jasper Higdon. 1857 IL
ls-Leon Earl Afford. CAB ID street
'ea2-AIbert Ellsworth Elliott. sss c
street northeast.
s27-Philip Harrison. ess 4th street
northeast.
2ssS~William Elmer Giddings, 1908
Gales street northeast.
As4-Elwood Belmont Midget, 4os
sth street northeast.
7ss-Henry Roger Forrest. 2Ss Park
er street northeast.
175l-Frederick Aloysius Poore, lolS
So1-Jeremiah Downey, sSs 9th street
northeast. rt
Sp2EEdward Jones. $50 18th street
northeast.
1s22-David Milburn Logan. 5i2 M
1i46-Russcil' Columbus Jones, 1000
Maryland avenue northeast.
3615-William Julius Compiler, 1856
East Capitol street northeast.
1l0s-Sandy Alexander Jackson, 636
Callan street northeast.
23i9-Cheng Wang, ;l2 Maryland ave-
lssS-Michaei Aloysius McKenna, sos
I'd. street northeast.
2i79-John Amanti. 1876 I street
northeast
sos-Ciinton Raymond Drach, n sth
fss~CharIes william Bond, 5la Sd
street northeast.
fTn-Frank Baker Proctor, 654 Mas
sachusetts avenue northeast.
5l3-James Henry Daniels Cos II
4s-George Valentine Armstrong, s1S
street northeast
'102O-Charles Elhert De Wore Hol-
land. s1ssWest Virginia avenue north
east
ses2-Joseph Steven Newyahr. Is 18th
street northeast.
165l-Charles Frederick Overmiller, L
10th street northeast. ~
10ss-Ambrose C. jackson. So6 sth
street northeast.
ls5S-Henry Beard Sears. S13 sth
ssOS-Francis Joseph Mulvey. sS4 18th
street northeast.
2i4l-Fred Albert Woods. 1o2 B street
northeast
27ISJohn Joseph Aloysius Dillon.
1880 Maryland avenue northeast.
a62S-Edward Leslie Carleton, LOO
East Capitol street northeast.
1s3s-Chlrles Edward offutt, ILL., sth
street northeast.
22s-walter Cornelius Brady. 2l7 F
street northeast.
2C6s-James Westwood spinks. 4ls
4th street northeast.
1Al-Albert Edward Marlard. 81 A
street northeast.
l17-Cornelius william Beale. lbs 5th
street northeast
2330-Alonzo Bliss Washington, 6o2
18th street rortht asst.
6O2-Joseph Downs. 6oSh X street
northeast.
.675-Claude Patrick Corridor. 1864
East Capitol street northeast.
39o-George Bright Clark. ai
2sss-sydney speiden Tolson. 7s1 5th
street northeast.
2s90-John Quackenbush Hunt. LOO
East Capitol street northeast.
35T-Joh Henry Williams, 1907 Ben
ming road northeast.
329S-Roy Rufus Pote, 1910 East Capt.
tol street nCrth east.
75-Frederick Baker. Gospel Mission.
3ls9-Charles Montgomery. 645 Flor
ence northeast.
lSls-James Carroll Reeves. Ill 4th
street northeast.
34sl-Francis De Sale Taplett, 1900
B street northeast.
T2-Joseph Edward Funk. jr.. 1909
I street northeast.
145S-Lyle MILAN Mason, 5os B street
northeast
2sSs-James Alonzo Hawkins. 1924
Ga.es street northeast.
25S-Jack Vogel. 615 Florence street
northeast.
TT1-Michael Joseph Fleming, 10 7th
street northeast.
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You Can Shake Loose from
The Tortures of Rheumatism

years with satisfactory results in the
treatment of Rheumatism. It acts
directly upon the blood. which it
promptly purifies OF all disease germs.
II Is q powerful antidote, and elimi-
natss from the blood all trace of
rheumatic germs, building Up and
strsnGthening the rundown system.
write today to our medical d.
rector. who win give yor valuable
sdvios regarding the proper trsstmenf
OF your own case. Address Swift
SPECIFIC Co., Dept. S-33, Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
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$1.35 Satin de Chine, SI.O9 yd

36-inch Black Satin de Chine. An all pure sill
material that is strong and durable; highly lus
trous
First Floor-Lansburgh Bro
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Seventh Division.
Quota, IS.
To be sum moped, 110.

To be summoped, ITO.
Headquarters, Western High
school, 35th and streets, for
regIstrants at Western High, Res
ervoir, Eaton, Tenley md Brown
schools.
25s-James Henry Connolly, 1854 3lst
street northwest.
4aS-John Thomas Graham, sOss X
ii3s-Ciaude Edward Rollins. Il Con-
duit road
S5+Louis Aubrey Mossburg, 3527 r
street northwest.
1Ss4-Linwood Augustus Walters, 5Oo9
Wisconsin avenue.
1S7S-Rudolph William Santleman,
5426 Connecticut avenue northwest.
1095-Walter Edward Simmons, 1924
Wisconsin. avenue, Apartment rs:
155-Charles Clinton Watson, Canal
road near New Cut road.
7S3-Richard Augustus Mahoney, SZ20
Grace street northwest.
1S13-Norman Harry Edwards, Broad
Branch road near 36th street
1s5S-Nonroe Earnest Miller, 54l9
41st street northwest.
1752-William Simpson, 3s51 Emory
street.
1l17-William Howard Smothers, ZIP
1572-Fred William Ruess, 4o7 Con-
necticut avenue.
l74S-Alfred Grove Seller, 4eOs Daven-
port street northwest.
S6-Charles Everest Moore, 301S .
street northwest.
337-Frank Joseph Donovan, 34S T
street northwest.
67IGeorge Leo Kirby. 1910 18th
street northwest.
275-william Samuel Corcoran, 1918
31st street northwest.
5Os-Albert Wesley Harrell, S4l9
ID
11S5-washington Thomas, 1ess 9th
street northwest.
564-Martin Kenrick Holohan, 340o NJ
street northwest.
945-Reuben Jasper Peterson, N26
Poplar street.
lsls-Roscoe conknn sprith. 1924 SD
5s6-Leonard Husband, 1904 n street
northwest.
1267-Charles Ellsworth Wells. 1888 N
street northwest.
53S-Herbert George Henderson, ZIP
NJ street northwest.
1495-Junius David Edwards, 3l35
5is-Robert John Hilliard, George
town University.
126-Joseph Bolden, 1856 SOth street
northwest.
1S7s-Arthur Alexander Jackson.
Murdock Mill road, 200 yards west of
12S7-James Joseph walling. s+O5 @
street northwest.
7SEGeorge William Manley, N26
Olive avenue.
17s2-Parker Kicks, 6 Vincent street
northwest.
755-Daniel Patrick Lyons. 2725 N
street northwest.
1O7-David Bennett, 36th and o
streets northwest.
1546-Arthur Jay Luchs, 2s4 Con-
necticut avenue northwest.
1563-Norman Wilton Pyles, Nourse
tract near Porter street and 36th street
northwest.
1a6s-Leon Fiere de Thierry. 42o7
Canal road.
6l6-Joseph Morris, Cornelius Jen-
kins, 1926 Grace street northwest.
33-Samuel Morgan Evans, 1851 Wis
consin avenue northwest.
167G-Henry Ignatius Hopkins, 1901
Window place northwest.
1266--Edward James Wells. 252S p
street northwest.
ls91-Herbert Rex Thompson, Dan
iels road near Military road.
75- Harry Hampton McKnee, 1243
goth street northwest.
4ss-Arthur Hall. 244o P street north
west.
6e2-william Krushinsh. 1924 NJ
street northwest.
6oo-Elwood Vernon jackson. s22s o
street northwest.
610-Robert Emmet Meinekheim,
1925 29th street northwest.
153s-John McChesney Latimer.
1925 Connecticut avenue north
west.
16Sz-Herbert Darlington Jones,
1891 Ellicott street northwest.
507-John William Harper, 1880
o street northwest.
309-Charles Edgar Darr,. 1921
$50 street northwest.
437-Ivan Dent Gates, 3412 Pros
pect avenue northwest
1324-Louis Nathan Yockeison,
2S05 NJ street northwest
CONTlNCED ON PACE NINE
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By Using S. S. S

The germs OF rheumatism are In
the blood. which 10 laden with mil
lions Of the minute demons OF pain.
causing untold suffering and bringiog
It's victim from vfsor and ssrsugth to
Almost ssiplssspsss To Est real and
genuine rsusf from tlis disaasA thsss
eiss8s germs must b oompSs.ssy
routed out Of the system through the
blood.
S. 5. s. has been used for nfty
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The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
A Special Sale of
Mems Neglige Shirts, 85c
$500 BIouses, S1.29

Womens Blouses, made of fine Voiles all prcttly
trimmed with fine laces.
Second Floor-Lansburgh G. Bro
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

Well-made of white jean;
full gathered models. with
belt and pockets. Sizes
up to I6. $3.50 value at
Stag. 80. !
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
99c Mghtgowns, Csc

Made of excellent Nainsook in empire and yoke
| effect. All prettiy trimmed with fine laces, rib
bons and embroiderics.
! Third Floor-Lansburgh & Bro
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
Csc Cambria, ISc Yard

36-inch White Cambria, in fine, soft finish Very
suitable for summer.
First Floor-Lansburgh & Bro
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
zoe PercaIe, I212c Yard

Linen-hnished White Percale, 36 inches wide.
First Floor-Lansburgh & Bro