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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12

It's Their Own Bath Water!
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader. Mr..
and Mrs. C. Fl. Markerson depart
ed over the Milwaukee for Hot
Ark, where they expect
to spend the next six weeks taking
the baths and drinking the water.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12

Male and Female Created He Them
Anna, ILL.,, Democrat: Mr.. Eddy
Montgomery of BuncOmbe and
Mrs. Ellen Montgomery of Friend
ship we're married in Cypress,
Jan. 9, 1917. Mrs. Montgomery
is one of Buncombe' s business men
and the bride id sthe wiow of Chas.
Montgomery her first husband and
her second husband was W. F.
Montgomery both deceased being
brothers to Mr.. Eddy Montgomery
the third husband.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12
THURSDAY, JULY I2, 1918.

THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1918.
Charlotte may get the army
camp intended for Fayetteville.
Hendersonville is fast filing up
with tourists, tourettes and touri-
mes.
With breakfast foods going up
five cents the package we about as
well begin p%racticing eating the
grass on the front lawn.
Those famers who sold corn last
fall to spectators at rs to ST. a
bushel are now buying it back
from the same fellows at 1925.
Now that Russia is a republic
we hope it will change the names
of itstowns so they will not sound
like a tin can tied to a dogs tail.
We will have to give credit to
the French girls for admiring the
American soldiers in France.
The price of bread was raised
when -four advanced and has not :
been lowered since -four dropped,
What S the raisin'?
Last Friday the Hustler made
an error in the advertisement of
the Southern Supply Co., in the
prices of -four and lard. The
Southern Supply Co., true to its
policy, sold the commodities at the F,
advertised price and charged the !
Hustler $10.10 for the error. This !
is told to prove that Hustler adver- !
Using sells goods as the firm gave
Us an itemized statement OF the
kaIcs made and to whom,
Burbank announces a super
wheat which will produce five
times as much grain as the com
mon wheat. Hope it will pan out
better than his spineless cactus.
It is not likely that our own Jo-
sephus will give out any more in
terviews about expeditionary
forces being attacked by sunma-
rines.
Why not come to Hendersonville
where you sleep under blankets
ever night and save the expense
Of running an electric fan to cool
you off.
t~w:z.- -
If those editors and publishers,
now meeting over at Asheville,
wish to increase the circulation of :
their ideas on scenic beauty, and
State information, they should run
over to Hendersonville, and see
what a wealth of loneliness there is !
in North Carolina. We can give
them some agreeable surprises.
- SsfAtMsGEW
There was quite a severe hail
storm over at Flat Rock Tuesday,
afternoon. The atmosphere in
Hendersonville last evening and
this morning demonstrated the
fact to a marked degree-in fact,
quite a number Of degrees. It
was delightful. "
Every time you write a letter to
friend, Or business firm, put in a
good word for Hendersonville.
Mention climate, scenic beauty,
and such things. These little men
tons do a powerful sight Of good.
And you will be doing your Chit"
for your town. !
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12

him with a club. Pound nOlege
into him. I want him to get it
and don t pay no attention to what
his father says; I'll handle him."
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12
Another Way of Putting It.

Cortland, N. Y, Standard;
"Charles Rutan buzzed fifty cords
of wood for Arthur Nudge the past
week."
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12
In q Manner of Speaking.

Omaha World-Herald Mrs. M
H will undergo an operation for
various veins this morning at St.
Joseph's Hospital.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12

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noticed, while at Asheville yes
terday, that most of the golf play
ers on the Grove Park links wore
Teacher-What is a mountain
range?
Johnny-A large size cook stove.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12

A young lady told. me that she
got a compete as a birthday gift
and when 7 asked her when she
would wear it so Icould see it she
got mad, and / am still in the dark.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12
Keeping up With Father.

Keeping up With Father.
Note to teacher for Furnishing
her SON.: "Dea you rite
me about whippin' Sammy. I
hereby give you permission to
beat him up any time it is neces
sary to learn his lesson. He is just
like his father-you have to learn
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-12

Every time you write a letter to
friend, or business firm, put in a
good word for Hendersonville.
Mention climate, scenic beauty,
and such things. These little men
tons do a powerful sight Of good.
And you will be doing your "bit''
for your town.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Dandruf Surely
Destroys the Hair

Girls-if you want plenty OF thick,
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all
means ge, rid OF dandruN, for IT will
starve your hair and ruin 1t II you
don't.
II doesn't do much good to try 10
brush or wash il out The only sure
way TO get rid OF dandruff a to dis.
solve il, then you destroy i, entirely
To do this, &c, about four ounces at
ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring use enough to mois,cn
the scalp and rub il in gently with The
iingertips.
BY morning, most il no, all, Of your
dandruif will he gone, and three OF
four more applications ~tl completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every sin
gle sign and trace Of IT,
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop, AMI
YOUR hair will look and feel a hundred
times better. You can get liquid arvon
at any drug IJrc II is inexpensive
and four ounces is all you will need,
no matter how much dandruif YOU have
This simple remedy never fails ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Ford Will
Go to Wilson for
War Immunity

DETROIT. Oct l9-ReaSons for the
determination to carry the exemption
claims of EdSel h. Ford to Ptesiden,
Wilson, Il the Detroit board rules mega
lively On his petition for freedom from
actual war service, have bee~~ made
clear by Alfred Lucking vi oour6el for
the Ford Motor company in the follow
ing statement
1T is the consensus OF the whole
organization o, the Ford Motor com
pany that EdSel Fotds presence is vital
To the business. as he constantly takes
Mp and decides matters OF great import.
ancc, which no other person can decide
except his father, Henry Fud
"Ile thus relieves Henry Ford ~
great burdens, conserving his health
and leaving him free 10 consider and
decide the greater problems arising ou,
~ these vast industries. Edsel Ford
also Is assuming more and more each
day management ui the undertaking,
which might he cast uron him At any
time"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
In the Days News

DR., Alexis Carfel, who is slated TO
address the war conference" OF Amer.
lean surgeons meeting in Chicago to-
day, is one oi the most famous sur
peonS America has ever produced. \
Ftenchman by birth, Dr.. Carrel is sill
in his thirtleS, although he owns a prac
tlce which is said Ia I've the most lucfa-
i've IN ~ world Fortune came to him
IN disguise lie vas Tor a number OF
years leading practitioner IN a small
French town, hut the unmerited perse-
cu,ion he suffered from the pompous
mayor caused him to leave the Land
OF the Tticolpt" and seek fame else.
where. He landed in Canada an un-
known man. but came TO the United
states, and attracted the attention Of
John d. Rockefeller, who engaged him
TOT RESEARCH work AZ the Rockefeller
institute and gave him the opportunity
Tor the experiment, which have made
him world famous. In 1912 d.. Ca,rel
was the recipient ct the Noble pti,c
Tor medicine Early IN the present
war he went to France to engage IN
hospital work returning onl, RECENTLY
to help Organize the United State, Am.
| hulanre service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Newspapers Urged
to Adopt Feature
of Health Columns

WASHINGTON Oct. lo-Tha, a
column in the daily newspapers
might well be as Indispensable as The
Joke column was one OF the suggestions
for health education offered by DR..
John W Ttask, sSSiS,an, surgeon-g gen
eral OF the United States public health
service IN an address before a section
OF the American Public Health asso-
citation here today.
II was also urged that family maga-
zines Md educational periodicals IN
crease their usefulness bv MAINTAINING
well. edited departments for discussion
oi the matter, relating to personal and
community hygiene"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

nEhAtk ABLE though II may SEEM over eight million bottle. OF Tanloc
X have been sold nnd distributed In the United stses since It's muoiuc.
~ ton " me u half years w Right here In Oklahoma city over $3.50
bottles have been sold. m The figures for practically every other. large
tie over eve weeks 40 Tanac was introduced In Canada in hree If tho
principal tes Of the province OF Ontfro over so 600 bottles have ancndy been
sold. nd druggists and dealers iron NIL over Canada us well as the United
are llnoiIng for TanhC.
N the present rate OF sale the grand total will reach over nine million
bottles before the END ot the present year which wiz establish q record never
before quhed by the sale OF u proprietary Medicine In the history Of this
country for. the same length Of time
EXPLAINS rANLAcs SUPERIORITY.
In discussing the marvellous success al this universally talked OF medicine,
Mr. q F. willis international distributor OF Tsumc, and one of the most
successful business men In the South, said,
The immense superiority of Tnnmc Is not such sh astonishing thing Rfrr
MI. In the Hht OF the amazing advance of hunhn progress long all lines
In recent wears It II only that the immense sale md success OF fanlac has
brought home to he public II realization O. the nctt that modern science has
made az great improvement along medical lines s II has in other directions
II liz not surprising thatT anac s superior to old remedies when W. con
slider TIM sc enJy n thousand and one other advantages far superior o the
old styhg and n We have electric lights instead OF ALLOW dips; type
writer's Insurtd Of goose qunk: automobiles AM ahplancs in pbce OF OF CARTS
ant skysrrAperA insuead Of log shpCks ~ n natural sequence corresponding
advance n prnvcmn hnvc been urdc In preparations for the corserVl-
ton OF health, Of which Tarlac liz striking eXempe
The simplest n most concise explanation Of the world wide FAM and
Of Trmc liz given in test oe word Merit Tanhc is vol ADVERTISED
It's true hut me thousands OF grateful people all Overt he country who have
told In enthusiastic statements the good TINT Tanlac has done them. prove rH
suporionLN In terms hnL ae lnconir0vertNk" -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Sweet Potato Patch
Nets Farmer $1,000

ADA, Okla, Oct lo-(Specisl)-
w r Riddle, who lives near Stone
wall in this county, has made a new
record in the production ot Swcc, pc
tatoes for this part OF the state On
five acres OF ground he raised more
than 100 bushels. an average OF 42S
bushels to the acre The former rec
ord iot the county was h7 rotatoo,
at this time ate worth 81 N \ bushol.
which means that m the five acres this
farmer will yet back moSr than 5000.
He will keep most oi the crop until
winter, when they are likely to bring
81 a bushel or more.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
WELL KNOWN
DISPLAY MANAGER ,
REnERATES

oklahoma city. Okla oct ~, II
Some time iast spring my wife give
n testimonial OF the benefit she had
received from TanlNc. Previous To
taking this excellent tonic her system
was rundown 40 completely from ner-
vuus dyspepsia md complications that
she was abou, ready TO take to her
bed, probably with n serious illness,
At the present writing she is the pic-
ture Of health, having gained twenty
five pounds, never felt better, sleeps
Ike a baby and attributes her present
condition TO Tanlnc. now her first aid.
she will gladly c%orrohorste my state
ment, and IL n walking and talking
nd for TRnlRc.
" s. NORMAN.
Display Manager for u a " cloth.
Ing co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Mrs. Truss Gained
Twenty Pounds

Mrs. W. s Truss, | West sixth
street. says: Il suffered from cathrrh
OF the stomach and intes'ines for ten
years. and kept getting weaker and
weaker until | Just had to give up
and take to my he'd. thinking that my
time was rapidly drawing to n close.
Nothing helped mo and I had almost
lost hope | firmly believe that Tan
lac saved my NE. and 20 does my hus-
band | have taken five bottles OF II.
have gained twenty pounds and all
my troubles are gomez I am gaining IN
weight ana strength every day
Tho above tcstimoriul was given last
June. and ! wish 10 state today Cor-
iobor rs, 1910 hat | have o n
through the summer and fRll%-without
y pain. and never fclt 40 p'cll IIav,
boon able 10 so day and night and
feel fine all the time My dRughtcr
Uossic, had stomach trouble and in
digestion. and she took two hotties ~
rnnlrc and has improved very much
famine saved my lifo. md I feel so
grateful and am glad 70 tel nrlbodv
IN tho world NJ the blessing II has boon
to PIE and my family
MRS W ( TRUSS
wife OF W. g Truss. freight brake
man on the Katy railroad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
r. M. Shelby Has
Endorsed Tanlac

X NJ. shelby. the we'll known real
estate man. living at 3aiIl West Grand
street, say AS far AS relieving
physical ailments Is concerned. Ike
the stomach trouble suffered from
Tor the last four years, | think Tanlac
In the finest medicine In the world. !
was all down and out qnd couldn't get
any satisfaction out OF eating or sleep
ing. Nv nerve were torn up and !
was always tired and sluggish. Tan
lac has given m" new strength u
energy and | cnn't Kay too much In
praise OF this wonderful medicine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
AT PACKING
PLANT ENDORSES IT

Precley Mckenzie. 10 North Hudson
street, foreman Of dressing rooms for
the Morris Packing Co., says. u had
q mighty hard time for four months
on account OF some Kind OF stomach
trouble. | couldn't retain what o
ate. and got very nervous and un-
strung had = had cough and would
get short Of breath vcrV easily Wy
wife persuaded me to try Tnnlnc, ana
much to my surprise and qualification.
| q found that II was just what
needed can nov cut anything !
want and eniov II. md the nervous
ness and cough has disappeared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
PROPRIETOR OF
penny GROCERY
co. SPEAKS

]. r. Musser, Si West California
street. proprietor Of Penny Grocery
Co, says; 4 spent almost ell my life
and means trying To get my VIII" back
10 health, hut until she started taking
TanlsC abe was almost an invalid,
having undergone two operations
without results. but now she's In bet
ter health than she has been for ten
years She don't complain OF any
pnin NJ all nov, and we are more than
delighted WITH the results she 30, from
Tnnlac, and are glad 10 recommend
40 H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Big Real Estate
Man Tells of
Improvement

I'm willing for the whole world to
know that Tnnlqc has given me relief
inter suffering for four years with
stomach troubir, insomnia md ncr-
vous depression. and ! feel like my
,Oldtlme self for the first time In
wears. I consider myself now n well
man and Tanlac is the only medicine
that helped me" IL the statement OF
James X Hathaway, n wel-known
farmer and real estate operator, who
resides at 29O0 South Central avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Mrs. S. B. Wilson
Gains Is Pounds

Mrs. 5. Il Wilson, 10 Santa FL
street, says Ten years ago OF more
| began 10 have trouble with my stom.
nCh. and ever since that time ] have
had a mighty hard time. ! have had
no appetite ard the food | ate didn't
build me up at AL. ! lost weight and
strength until my work ons n burden
to me. | took my first dose OF Tanlac
lnst Christmas. and IN II very short
time my troubles we're gone and had
gained fifteen pounds ! am In better
shape than | have hoen for years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
DR.. W. 3. LOGAN. SPECIAL
TANLAC REPRESENTATIVE
IS NOW IN THE CITY

IT. william v Logan, special Tan
lac representative, who hRs Just re-
turned from an extensive tour NJ some
NJ tho larger cities of tho country In
the interest of HIS company, W In on
make his headquarters nj the pro-
gressive drug store Of Wcatftll prug
20, where he would he ylad ~ see
IN. many friends NJ 'n,nlNc and per-
Sonnl friends The wonderful contin-
uri snccessnl rplos NJ Taulhc
throughout our country wntranu Jpt.
Logan 10 nav 70 the citizens of cVin-
homn Cty that the merit ~ ThR1rc
has made Il tNmouR Tsnlnc II sold
In oklahoma city by Wcstfall Drus
Co, authorized agents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Big Furniture Man
Gives Testimony

W. r IAushlin. prominent furniture
and hardware dealer, ios Rob
inson street, says; II haven't fclt 40
good In n mighty long time and I've
not, 10 hand n to Tanlac for putting
me In such fine shape had suffered
with y weakened, rundown condition
FOR -four or five months and WIS ~
nervous and unstrunr tb'i | couldn't
attend TO my hnsiness property
started taking Tnnlac and the WAY I
improved WAS surprising ! am glad
TO say that feel better now than |
hey, In n long time and Tanlac IN
Tho only thing that did H."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
HARDWARE MAN NOW
GIVES ENDORSEMENT

Frank Edwards. employed hl the
Buwcn Hardware 60 living 1T 1916
West Eleventh street. slya Il feel
better since'tfklng Tan'uc than | have
nt any time In tn" past twenty years.
had n terrible attack OF typhoid
fever then, and It settled IN my etom-
ach. would almost sutfoCatc at
night because of gas that formed from
~undigcstcd food In my stomach Nv
nerves were all torn M n ! couldn't
get any relief Since taking TnnlaC,
my general condition has improved re
markably feel as nnc as split silk
all the time"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
x PLAN TO
81 School Lads to Study
Methods Used Here,
IesTs IN SOIL ARE MADE
demonstrations Made on Plot
of Ground Near City,

= Pupils of the high school taking AZ
rtcuiture under Mr.. Stemen arc learn
Ing all about grating apple and peach
trees. Mr. S,emen has seven acres OF
sround on the 81 Reno intcrurban
tine. and here the pupils go for ptac'
teal demonstrations.
Soil Tests Made.
Tests in soil arc also made. The
pupils 90 into the field where they
secure samples OF soil and bring II
back to the laboratory. where they test
as to the amount OF acidity It con
,t1ins. Experiments are then made
with different crops to sec which Is
test adapted to the soil Text work
which covers the principals OF gen
oral agriculture. is also taught, Three
days are devoted to laboratory work
and two to text.
Mr.. Stemen says that next week
hey will make field trips to the differ.
snt dairies in the city, where they vii
observe the methods OF dairying and
rats will be made OF the milk as To
ne quantity II contains.
Win two weeks time they will begin
cold frame work and will plant and
troduce frost.proof cabbage plants.
10 that when planted in the early
Spsing they will not be killed by the
S1fosts. They will grow lettuce and
radishes, throughout the winter months
In these cold frames.
~ Gardens Planned.
In the early spring Mr.. Stemcn says
that the classes are large, as the pu-
/, pills arc so interested in their gardens.
Each student has a garden ten by
twenty feet. Last spring was the first
time that this system was tired aut
end it was found to be a splendid sue
Sess. Intensive methods arc used to
oet all that is possible out of the
ground and by the time that school
over three crops have been pro-
Suced. All kinds OF short season plants
are grown. This garden work begins
lGlasses, and Just about everything is
arm Is judged BY Mr., Stemen,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Parsons Tells of
Rapid Recovery

n |. Parsons, barber. 3a7N Calf
tornia street. says 4 have Just FIN
lshed my second bottle OF Tanlac and
have gained several pounds I'm weight
and fCel better thnu I have m eight
N,nrs suffered that long with stom-
nch trouble. and was told | hod APP
pendicltis. Was operated OF Tor that.
hut didn't yet n better WIS los
ine ground nll the time until | started
tnking rnnlac. Nv general health hns
improved wonderfully and I iust can't
help telling everybody what Tanlac
Al for me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
60 -
OKLAHOMA JOINS
UNIVERSITY UNION
Maintain Home at Paris for
American Soldiers,

NORMAN. Okla. Oct lo-(Special.)
Memhcr,hi nj in the American Univrr-
,ity Union OF Europe will he given the
University OF Oklahoma BY the alumni
1t the institution 1t was announced to
Law by Erre,t X, Newly. an alumnuS
and registrar OF the university. The
American University Union plans to
maintain a home in Paris for American
college mon in military service in
France All university publications
will be sent TO the home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Dispatcher's Wife
Makes Statement

~ suffered from nervous Indigestion
for '.u long years without getting
enNthlng that would relieve me until
sinrtcd taking Tnultn," said Mrs.
flor'ur Carlton %itlruard, wife of u dis
aptchor for the NJ. X & r, who lives
At go East Eighth street II vas 80
nervous and irritable that | couldn't
sleep ut night and everything ate
gave me trouble. | just can't tsll YOU
now grateful | am for the good Tan
INC has ionc me, for | am perfectly
well all the time now md anyone
ran see the wonderful change that
TaniaC has made In me"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
TAnlAC BETTER
THAN ALL OF THE
HEALTH RESORTS

81 md everything ! could irving to
get RELIEF from my troubles and went
to mineral springs at n great expense,
but got no relief from anything until
| started taking Tanlac," GAYS Mrs.
w i Harris. 1914 West, Twenty
seventh street. II have had n spell
Of weakened. rundown condition every
spring tor several wears. and u seerucd
like , couldn't shake II off. This year
| tried Tanlnc, and I am In better
shape than | have been for a long
day"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
U. S, POSTWAR HAS
GAINED TWENTY.
FIVE POUNDS

j " McRath. L. $ postman on
rhutc No. S. who resides NJ 223O Pop
lar street. saws; Il have gained TWEEN
tv-fye pounds IN weight and have i'm
proved 20 much TINT | think rs time
for me 10 tell others what Tnnlac has
done for me, suffered until my sys-
tenn got In n terribly rundown cordi-
tlon and ! wns worried about my con
dition Tho food | ate didn't give me
any rcurishmcnt md wno going
down hin nOw make MY round Of
tVonty-siS miles n day Uitho,y firing
md | feel like \ brand now m1h."