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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
MARINES RANKS
FILLED; LIMIT
MAY BE RAISED

According 20 telegram received
from Maj.-Gon. George Barnett con
mander Of the marine corps, The
17400 men needed for that depart
ment have been enlisted The com.
mandant thanks tho newspapers q.
the country for their assistance in
spreading the slogan Of tho marines
first to fght quickly" which he
says was responsible for the fine re.
fponse 20 the call for marines.
Mai Gen. Barnett says that a far
Their increase Of 10000 marines has
been recommended 10 congress. and
n the belief that il is certain 10
pass he is golne ahead with the en-.
lstment OF young mon and he guar.
antees them chance 10 see actual
service very soon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
SCOUTS OFFER
TO WORK FARM
Troop No. 2 Has No Money
But Lots of Determination
TO Aid Their Country

The members Of Troop No. ?, Boy
Scouts. are anxious TO become
farmers and want TO do their bit
In the food conservation movement
by blowing, filling and hoeing the
soil That Is, IL some kind citizen
viii provide the land TO work
The scouts, thru their scoutmas-
Ter. J J. Super. 40. 207 Wabash.
eve. say they are willing to work
hard at raising potatoes. beans and
every other vegetable that can be
Grown with faithful care The boy
believe that IL they can get hold OF
the right piece ~ ground their ~
forts will produce enough 10 feed
the owners family, themselves ard,
perhaps, others
As the roop has no money. the
members are asking that the seed
ne we'll as the land be donated
them, and also the use 81 the i'm
PIGMENTS necessary 20 cultivate the
ground Hard work and lots OF -
they arc willing 10 furnish from
start 10 finish, according to Scout
master Super
In connection with the food con.
pervation planned for Detroit. two
young business women. owning lots
IN the Stoepel subdivision on the
old Plymouth.rda and also one aud
a half acres Of excellent land about
two blocks from Grand Riveravc.,
near the Twelve.Mile.rd and with
IN a stones throw OF Tho school
house near BEDFORD will be glad TO
donate the use OF both parcels OF
land for intensive farming The
rames OF tho young women will De
furnished by The Times on apnli.
cation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
MANY TAKEN FOR
OFFICERS CAMP
Regular Army Examiners Issue
List of DetrOiters Accepted
For Reserve Corps

Mai. Frank l.. Wells. OF the In
fantry. and capt william r. Dunn,
Of the field artillery. examining on
GERS for the officers reserve corps.
who are ss9tiuned at Fort Wayne
have announced list OF those VINO
have been accepted as recruits Tor
the officers training camp al Fort
Sheridan. They announce that the
certain passage of the conscription
bin viii mean that the reserve OH
GERS are likely 90 be called Tor ac'
tual service az any moment, aud
they are advised 20 arrange their
bersonal business 70 II can be
dropped quickly Following Is a LAST
of those who will go to the training
camp so far as IL has been passed
upon definitely.
Macon G. Carpenter. isl Griswold-
Et. Fred t sheridan, Ibl 'esH-aN'.
Richard l. NaAon. sos Jefferson aY 81
Joseph = Herbert. 1000 Latayttte-hNe'
Robert r. Emery. 1875 krcsgc huiid j.
1ng. John h Galley. Jr., SO w aShlns
ton Arcade. Vincent Barnard. btS
Cass-uyr.. John T. Loskos 10 SiA IN
re-; tirwellyn ~ Davis fVV tioiue.
huildup. Henry b. Law Ton. 90 Ia
Warrcn nave Lewis r.. Johns, Asa
rass-ave.. Robert a. Eanc. ZbPl oul-
ward-uNs a. s. - cherry. IT, 80
ContincntRl-hye.. Frank q, Lehonte'
n04 Union TRUST building - lHl,
Kalamazoo: John " Codd " Tay lor-
ave. Raiph " Harbert 2NI common
weaith-ave.. Harry piehl, a. Al
hambrn apartments Elllott IS sog
rolds. sac Majestic building Graham
"a LtudIey. lGf Seyhurn- ave fusse
II. Dixon. 90 buriing game l.. totu
Iarr. so Putnam aNr.t Ernest g.
EunH,h sos East tougrcss-st LAY
riona n Sehriug Norenci Mich. y J
ia Irato. 900 Twenty -fourth-st 70.
ward Herbert 80 Bags st "
-tetnhcIber ~ Cortland nN'.' fflAh'
and Park kenneth r White. CROSSE
lie. Norman " James. tIh lllm~ hauh
butIdlng Arthur " Morse. 81 Mclean
ave- William a. Sullivan, 90 juno
tnn-nNe Ems T. Andrews. 80
r0urth-avc Christopher 'nfnetl
$50 Tcuobstot building charles p.
clarke. Pontiac Allen J Macpongsi
IA East EucIld- ave, Henry j Karen
Ilrst and Oid Detroit national hahN
Henry p stanton Crosse Isle. fanb
As Fleming 81 pinEree ave. Harry 4
Hogcrs. Champaign. I'M Edward NJ
piftinEer. ~ East Wlilis-tNt.' .+4.''
II GI0cfzncr. 400 penohscot. Slduc,
~ Harris. 100 AInEnoliH~s ltai'ln -
emmy philadelphia. Ia james Z"
Tucker. Tr. 1905 Dime Bank hui dinF
Charles ~. Hodges. Jr. 3Al lrN rnh
ave- Lawrence s. TtoehW li-s Soc
onf4ave William s Bolt 5'1 Cass
ave sanford 4 WaFtiN 10 Leicester
a. Harold " Holmrs 2a5 Cleirmont
ave- Farmer W Chute o2i Dhsa-HNe
frank NJ I.ancdon Woodward ave
Yaul Mayou, 4"S Jefferson ave. cast
WTliam g. Niec f Delaware -bfe.
John ~ GCaEaEhBu. ST
buiiAine. Bradford S bush ~ Webb
ave Leland g. Nctzwcr af TuScola
N David " RodEer. So oregon ave.
Tohn T. Naylon. fSf second ave
Theodore r. smith, So Wsrren-avc
east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Detroit Singer
Wins PIdudits of
Canadian PoeteSS

Following a song recital given IN
London, Ont, recently by Mrs Ele.
amor Hazard Peocock. Detroits well
known soprano. Miss Amy E Camp
bell. a young poetess Of Londcr
wrote the following verses in u,b.
ute 70 the gifted singer
You looked upon the gift God gave
with reveren, eyes and soul all
bathed iu prayer,
And gave 90 Him che Vistful perfect
or that which His own touch had
made go rare
And m ne giving 10. you gave your
To 5e tho Soul Of music and Of
To laugh s.th brooks. TO breathe the
breath ~ flowers.
To echo forth the liit.ng sons Of
birds.
To picture Oscillation terror death.
To Love with AN lovers yearning
To how With publican in penitence.
To mock tho Pharisees n righteous
prayer.
Bur ah supremNst gift - cod alone,
To take the Masters hand and
walk WITH Him
Into the woods with All its min
strings
And think HIS thoughts there In
the sacred dim
Tho eternal htness % your wo-
mans soul.
To meet the soul ~ poet and ~
song,
To give the world Gods truo inter
pretlng.
To touch a need that II has known
SO long.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
WELSH OFFERS
CROSSE LIE LAND
FOR PLANTING

John NJ WEIGH, No. 53 virginia.
PIX. Detroit real estate man. Mon.
day offered TO the city OF Detroit
400 acres Of excellent garden soil
on Crosse lie on the condition that
the city will plant the ground this
spring and devote the gross receipts
10 any purpose that Mayor Marx
may designate.
Mayor Marx said that tho offer
undoubtedly will BE- accepted He
will refer MI weloh's telegram 20
The recreation commission, which rs
in charge OF the summer gardening
work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
BOARD OF
ASSESSORS OFFICE

Pursuant 20 Sec s. OF Chapter 10,
OF the Charter OF the City OF Detroit,
e. amended notice is hereby given
that the general assessment rolls Of
at the territory annexed 70 the City
OF Detroit. during the years 1916 and
1917. are completed. and ready for
the inspection Of the taxpayers. The
board of Review will az any time. on
or before The Ord day Of May. 1917.
review the assessment 81 any person
who may complain. either verbally
or ia writing, before said board. and
viii make All proper corrections
thereto. and on said last named day.
said rolls viii be- submitted Co ne
Common Council for confirmation.
and any person considering himeeif
aggrieved hv the assessment Of hts
property nav appeal IN writing 20
said Common Council
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
ADMIRALTY
UNDER FIRE
BritOns Dissatisfied With Sub
marine De-
Tense
IN I'd. y. kEEN.

fSt0n Cores pOHdenf United Press.)
LONDON, May /. - The British
admiralty was under a furnace blast
Of heat OF public clamor for rehab,l-
itation today
Lord Northcliffe, the man who led
the crusade in 1915 which resulted
IN the great shake-up Of the war Of
fec and Lloyd-George's appointment
as minister OF munitions. VAS be-
hind todays movement for reorgani-
zstion OF the navel branch. Press
and public appeared 10 agree with
him In the llveliest fashion.
The admiralty is under attack
from three directions Fret, thsr
is widespread criticism OF It's failure
more successfully 20 combat the Ger
man submarine menace; second, the
admiralty IL blamed for insufficient
coast protection, permitting a mum
Der OF German destroyer raids on
geacoast cities; third, and probably
most important. the public Is arous-
Ell over suppression. % fun facts as
20 The seriousness Of the submarine
campaign and Allied losses
Lord Northchfe Is leading the
Nay in this criticism, directing most
~ his energy toward forcing the adj
miralty 10 give full facts on subma-
rine operations He advances the
theory-ln which he is supported by
ne public that il England was
aware OF exactly how great inroads
submarines are making on their
shipping. II would become more
easy 20 enforce economy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Edward p RrIdnes Dies

Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon in the family
home, No. 43 Oregon.ave.. for Ed
ward p Bridges, who died Sunday
following a stroke OF paralysis Mr.
Bridges, who was born In England
81 years ago and came to Detroit
from Chatham Ont. as young
man, was formerly a well-knowu
wall paper merchant The surviv-
ing family includes Mrs. Bridges,
five sons and six dauehters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Produce

The festure Of tho produce market
ElEin butter market The demand
has been less than the supply for
several days and the local trade an-
ticipHted some decline but barely as
severe "a break as was reported. The
decline in eggs was checked on sat-
urdaY when the market recovered q
traction Poultry went over the week
entirely cleaned up. opening fairly
hrm a. steady quotations Potatoes
are quoted shade easier on rela-
lively liberal receipts. but the move
mont this week ~ expected 10 be
light. The vegetable list ls fairly
we'll allied. bat price changes are not
important and run both ways.
Apples Fancy Baldwius. Sc steel's
red SIS choice s4b005 80 per Dbl.
s2BO9S5c bunch.
ne"ns-Drled Limas i7c ID.
Dressed Calves -- Fancy. AZ n ] Z y r :
common 3i4a &c per b.
Dressed Hogs Fancy light lsQ
zoe, heavy. lB1lsc per No.
FinBRn Hsddlrs--l5c 10.
Fresh Vegetables Rad shes. 400
SOC doz.. parsley. % q SOC doE cucum-
hers hot house, Si.6c CHS carrots,
80 per doz caulifower. 81 20 doz.;
cabbage Texas, l3c per IN Florida
celery $50 $50 ease. Tomatoes. s450d
hamper asparagus. sections, $3.50 q
2f5 per toN. wax beans, 1923 per
hamper green beans. S30325 per
hamper lettuce. l0C 10.
Grape Fruit tf.25 $500 per crate.
Honey-Fancy white. le017c: ex-
trscted 01l0c 10.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paving
tn foiloWing prices r"T "a Hc nay i,r, IN
thy. ti5u15.50 standard timothy.
Sl4 So light mixed $40 $50
No timothy S19013S0, No. ] mixed.
] clover s1S0 10 So rye straw. Si0m
Lemons-sA.25a5 per box.
Lines 81 .101l.25 per 100.
!, Sg IT, aisslts 'S !s as " saSH:
la6l 2oc pecans. l5G1sc ID; nut
meats. BIB. cartons, almonds soc
walnuts. SOC pecans. soc h.; peanuts
roasted. fancy. zoe. Jumbo. lie ID
SS.2Su 20 per boN.
Onions-Tcxas Bermudas FS q go
I'fncnppres -ss75a425 per case.
Potators Ncw florida. sI9 per
bhl $50 p'r hu. Michigan In car
lots s2.a0NS per bu
Poultry Heavy hens 240 csc. med
iums 22es2c ~ stags. I9gss9c:
geese. ieaf7c rs
strS~serrle, 50 per s4-plnt case.
cf-ut cases, So.
neutrality-suspicious.
Canned Good. Apples S3.7s per
gal. Lima beans, $50 n rs, corn,
table bets. si25dl 40; peaS fancy
early June. $3.50; salmon. tall s2t0;
marrowfdt peas. 81 40 early June
s. so. Tomatoes. STANDARD 81 So doz.
medium. $4,000. fancy. 20u2zc Rio.
IN Civic lib packages, 1eC22c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Ask HannInn Re stav.d

More than 200 residents Of Sand.
vich. ont. have signed petition
10 tho Canadian minister OF Justice.
1sking that the hanging Of John
ffogue, set for May 10. be- prevent
ed Hogue is the man who slew w.
Harshall Jackson. immigration on
clal The residents of Sandwich
argue that tho execution would
lave a bad effect upon the children
of The community They ask that
&c he government insists upon in.
lictins the DEATH penalty In This
and other cases 10 remove the gal
lows Many Windsor people have
igned a similar petition. while rcsi.
dents 81 West Virginia. where
nogue formerl, lived, have Nked
that Tho condemned man be- given
CO now trial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Jllted Rlrd q suicide.

LACROSSE. WIS April &C n.
schwcizer an attorney, said recent
81 that he saw sparrow commit
fucide in An Office building in this
city by hanging itself with horse.
hair. he said the bird apparently
lost its mate 90 another sparrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Pcering. prying shrewdly spying.
liz the way 81 Sammy jay.


Pcering. pryinE shrewdly spying.
liz the way 81 sammy jay.
or course, do not mean that
ne Is doing this all tho time. But
that II sammy's way when he wants
to find out something that no one
will tell him. There isn't more
clever spy in all the Green Forest
And there isn't any one who knows
more about the affairs OF other peo
pie So when Sammy made up his
mnd that Reddy Fox and Mrs.
Rcddy had managed 10 dig a new
house and keep n secret, aud
when he noticed that Reddy was
doing great deal more hun'ins
han there seemed any good reason
Tor n he had only one stomach 10
keep full. he promptly decided tha'
ne would do little spying just TO
satisfy his own curiosity. He had
feeling that ne might discovc-
something very interesting.
So the next time Sammy saw
Reddy hunting on the Green Mead
ows he kept Reddy in sight, all the
time pretending 10 be very busy
hunting himself He kept his tongue
still and he kept as much out 81
sight az possible. but be managed
90 keep Reddy always in view.
Reddy had very good luck that
morning Sammy was too far away
20 see what Reddy had caught, but
presently Reddy started on as II
bound straight for some particular
place Sammy chuckled 90 himself
and followed taking great care TO
keep just as far behind Reddy as
possible and still keep him in Sigh
Reddy trotted along swiftly 10 tho
cage Of the Green Forest This sur
prised Sammy because Sammy had
hunted and hunted thru the Green
Forest for Reddys new home and
hadn't found a sign of &c.
when Rcddy reached the edge ~
'H "''S' ~ ~ w
whore II Joined the old Pasture
men ne ioohed 'his way ana 'HE'
way 20 make sure that no one was
Watching MIN ne was very crafly'
vas R"ddy AS ne always is. sure
'hat no one was "atchins' Tot ne
couldn't see sammy jay in me
MICK TOP OF a taii htmlock tree NO
tnVheo ln'o an o'd co" patp @mons
me ouSheS OF INC oid fas'nre ana
'r"'ted on as sWlttiy aS oeIoIe. ISM
even men inc clever ra7cai didn {
20 SiIalgh' 70 MS now nome -"
was iar TOO smart Tor ihat lie ioi-
owed me ola GO" Faih short dif.
''' '' ana men i'aped lightly 10 ono
iae among lh' bushes ana Jump''
Hl' on o'F rook' who're ne SAT- iot
" lev minutes ioo"ins oacN me way
he h8d come 'o make sure mat no
one Wa Iollo"lnE NM
li was Wen Tor sammy Jay that
h' khe" the ways OF keddy Fox.
ne hao expected h'auy 10 90 some
sH'o smart TICK a. inns ana so ne
was not caught instead OF follow
'ile Neudy ne had ~ once maze Cp
ms NINA mat keddy 3 nome was
'omewhere IN the uld Pasture ara
80 ne mao ho"n swiftly by round
auout way 10 q certain tree IN th'
Old Pasture beyond where RcddF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
JUDGE futile M.

Illness OF Federal Judge Arthur
j. futile mas resulted in the indef.
mite poetponement OF the term OF
court 20 have been held in Bay City,
beginning Tuesday. The Judge has
been confined 20 his home the last
four days, and his condition has not
improved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
BUSINESS NOTICES


NOTICE
To tho Members ~ Ingersoll En-
members OF this Encamument who
enlist 20 defend the nag ~ our
country arc requested 20 notify tho
Encampmsut and they viii be kept
IN good standing while so engaged.
Z. y sutiiT. Rec Scribe. coo. Hub
hard-avn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
petroIt aank cIeatInos

Detroit hank clearinEs for Mon
day were sa.i9Aotso1 Total clear
mas for i9t7-t ~ date arc sS91.3f2.
Voc 06 as against S6c77t6o5l 10 for
the corresponding period In 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS

Assessment Rolls Of all the terri
tory annexed 70 the city Of Detroit.
during the wears 1916 and 1917. are
completed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
AN OPPORTUNITY

Good pay. Fine place TO
work. Conditions are healthful
and pleasing. Telephone oper-
ating is a splendid profession
for young women.
First raise" comes at end of
three months. Others follow
few months apart. Steady
work and quick advancement.
Investigate this. Call at OPP
orators Training School, Mad
ison avenue and John X. street,
between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Sugar Market

sugsrs-Derroft wholesale prices
Crystal dominoes. 2-Ib.. .&i3 d.. 5-lb-
SIS. eagle tablets. 81 20. cut loaf
1880. cubes. 5000 NNNN powder
ed. s995. standard powdered, $3.50
granulated. extra coarse, Sa.G5 do
fine. In bulk. $3.50. do. Rein cottons
800. crystal domino gran. Glib. and
cases. $40. diamond A, $3.50. confer-
TONERS A, SS.45 No 4. $3.50. 40. s.
s. as. No s. $40, No. T. Sg.S5 No. y
So No. O. sa25, 40, 10. $3.50; No
II. S915; No. 10. $40; No. 10. 50 o5
ing mixture. 5000. beet Rranulated
1910 per 100 lbs household powd
Is % 90 case. sass do. 4s TO case
IS % per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
INV YORk pHOnUCE MARNIyr.

NEW YORK. April so Flour.
quiet firmly hold Pork Firm. mess
$40 n ft.tO. Lard strong middicwest
spot t22 3oU22 40 sugar Raw. Qu ct.
centrifugal 96-test. S60cU69G mus
cov0do S9-teat. s52id6f5. refined
quiet. cut loaf So crushed. $50.
powdered. $3.50 $50 granuiatrd
$500 go coffee Rio no ou spot
10hc Tallow Firm special. I5Ci
city. i4Lr. country. 1f01fAc Hay
steady prime 80. l. 81 0af 10 So
90 G5ur1c. clover. 30 81 00r Dressed
poultry Quiet. turkcys 1hu tte.
chickens. 2GM 3fc fowls. a0is q l6
ducks. 1bu 9fc live poultry quiet.
geese q ai2c. ducks $50 22c fowls
2GH PC. turkeys. 1fUIs. rosters I6C
chicken. hrollers. t5n SOC. Cheese
nr,n. state milk common 10 specials
% "a ~ isc skins common 10 special
~ r Hfr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

prfntinE---tne pynin neat iytrd--fhst
~ riEht--Tfmr- Job Drrf --Nafu f52o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
GRAND 2426

All. DANCING TAUGHT correctly,
0uicl,iy. privately no failures. One
steps waltzeE. two-stcpE. rock steps
and $3.50 These dances are adopt
- nv tho pancing Masters ASSOC
citation 7 Eugene Moore, studio.
1902 MICHIGAN Main 329s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
SUMMER HOME
EDUCATIONAL
MI THE LATEST DANCES

Majestic School OF Dancing
Maje.ttr Tb ffcr Ru1ding Woodward
AT Willis.
Two fcqturca cOuucctcd with our In
stitution should make strong ap-
peal 70 newcomers 20 Detroit. You
absolutely learn how 90 dance cor
rectly and you have an opportunity
90 make friend and acquaintances.
We lay great stress on the soclsl
feature For this reason we have
our social assembly bali every Mon
day from till -. free 81 charge.
not only 20 our pupils and their
friends. hut 20 tho public In gem
eraA This weekly dance has be-
come a feature in Detroit life Class
instruction Tuesdays and Fridays
from till 9.30. succeeded by as
semhlv dancing. with fun orches-
ira. TIN II To feel az home IN De-
troit YOU must be good dancer
and know people. You attain both
ends here. We realize your posi-
ton and act accordingly Private
lessons daily from 10 a. m. I'LL II
p m Our school Is also open Sun
DAYS from 3 until p. m, for the
benefit OF those who desire 20 see
US or 20 register for lessons
GRAND 1926
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
WINDOW CLEANING
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that on The
27th day Of June. 1917. / VIII APP
pear in probate court and petition
the court 20 change by name 70
j. = Schultz j. +. Sloat. 200
Sheridan ave.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carcfuliy.
if you want to keep your hair looking
its it, best Most soaps ana prepared
shamToos contain too much alkali
I hiS dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle. and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use is
just ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil
(Which is pure and greaseiss). ana
Is better than the most expensive soap
or anything else you can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thoroly.
Simply moistcn the hair with water
and rub ii in. 1t makes an abund-
ance of rich. creamy lather, which
rlnses out easily, removing every par
ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex-
cessiVe oil. Tie hair dries quickly
and evenly, and il leaves the scalp
soft. and the hair fine and silky,
bright, lustrous fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get musified cocoanut oil
NJ any pharmacy it's very cheap and
few ounces viii supply every mem
ber Of the family for months.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
How to Reduce
Your Weight
A Simple. Safe, Reliable Way

If you are carrying around ten to
sixty pounds of unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weakening your vital
organs and are bearing burden
which destroys the beauty of your
figure.
why continue TO be victim OF SUI
perfuous fat? If you want to re-
duCc your weight in "A simple, safe
and reliable way without starvation
diet or strenuous exercise. here is
test worth trying. Spend some time
daily in the open air, take seven deep
breaths each morning and night and
get from any good druggist a box OF
oil of korcin capsules. take one after
each meal and one before retiring at
night; also follow the other simple
directions that come with the box.
Weigh yourself once "A week, so as
to know Just how fast YOU are losing
weight, and don't leave off the treat
mcnt or even ship single dose until
YOU are down to normal.
oil of korcin Is absolutely harmless,
is pheasant to take and helps diges-
uon. Even few days treatment has
been reported TO show a noticeable
reduction i'm weight, the step becomes
lighter, your work easier; more
buoylnt vivacious feeling takes pos
session of your whole body and mind.
If you are overstout you should
give this treatment n trial. You are
very likely to be surprised and de-
lighted. Amaze your friends, too
Adv