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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

fected by the character OF the en-
vironment surrounding our military
camps"
Dear me. L"
Don't interrupt me-" said the
young person sternly. and proeeedeo
TO proceed. "Of course. you kno"
that the War Camp Community Serv'
ice. with this statement OF the Presi'
dents as q general basis for It's ac'
tivities. is an organization to estap-
Iisn happy. healthy contact between
all American Army and Navy camps
and posts and the neighboring COM
munities-"
.eWell, now that you've got 1t. wnat
are YOU going to do with it?" was the
fiippant rejoinder.
1--WE propose to make the men OF
the New National Army at home IN
every city and town. provide norman
social entertainment and recreation
for the soldiers and sailors; open
homes, halls and chuch@s. clubs and
soci,, organizations. theatres ann
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30
ZHeLaLLHJHW7HEzNI)
GoGz1zzzL n n y
TheNationKeepingO Open
House for the Boys In
Khaki Wa. Camp Dis
tncts Setting the Pace In
the New Spirit ofBroth-
erhood.
,..vrigbt. 1917. by The lnternationai
Nop' syndicate.


-ow are our soldiers com
ing home from war? some o'
them wounded and maimeo'
necessarily. But how about the
.,mine of soldiers which Is not aone
n,ece of shrapnel. poisonous
ss.s or LIQUID fire, etc.Y HOW are
Going from the training camp
~ r. w,r9 What about the com
,n,,v camp idea? Have you hearo
of It? as ,,Le n
which. for starter. SOUNDS i'Ae =
,vhrid editorial or an advertisement
Nm, listen-there's reason. hi.e
an from the war Camp community
s.,,oa nailed the writer of the above
aaranh as she emerged, from the
p.a,a wa and Navy building. the
o,ber day. and, planting himseil hrni'
=, on the sidewalk. two stone throws
60, Monsieur G. Creel's office. looked
IN the eve and asked II she was
Lnitting sweaters, selling liberty oonus
or in what way was she doing her pit'
Che wasn't doing her bit. knitting or
but here he interrupted her ana
commenced 10 explain new proposi'
,,on in which she might cease TO De
drone. IL she tried. He guessed sne
couId sing or cook, either of which
mo. biphIy useful in the new business
an which Mr.. Raymond B. Fosdick is
top-liner.
Che could cook much better. she
x,rrowfully, old fashionedly, ad'
nitted. And the first thing she knew
the nice young man was listing her
FOR no less than three soldiers Tor
dinner the following Sunday.
cTwo soldiers, please. I'm living
saueezed, now: breakfast table win
gate legs that go under themselves
serves MILFORD and me and two more
and no more"
"chicken?" he inquired gravely
nencil poised in a direct angle to the
Iapanese flag on the Navy side o'
the building.
"s,ro" INQUIRED haughtily and
without hesitation.
"a chicken dinner" he answered
unblushingly
"oh really? Must have 1t all fxec
and all that? Why, yes. I'll give EN-
chicken IL you say So
"Othcr ladies are. Let me tell vol
about this thing"
can right. go ahead" ! said.
Mr.. Wilson'S Opinion In The Matter
..The President has said. The spiri
,d,n which our soldiers leave America
md their efficiency on the batti
-, - r'r-~-o will be vi'ollv ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

the present by kilograms OF assurance
which have been received by business
men having connections in the Cnihua'
hua state capital. A number OF teie
grams were received last night report
ing everything quiet In that CITY
A refugee who reached here from
villa .Ahumada last night, said the
Villa Ahumada garrison was entralneu
when he left there Wednesday ana was
prepared to retire to JuareZ' elehty-
three miles distant as the troops were
not sufficiently strong in number to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30
MAY DRAFT HUSBANDS
INTO CANADIAN ARMY

Montreal. Nov. 30.AWhile Canada ex'
meets to draw from it's single men the
100 900 soldiers required under the mih-
tary service act, C. j. Doherty, minister
of Justice. said in an address at Neruuh'
married men will be taken II the pache'
lors do not supply the quota.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

Fur is very smart this winter partl-
cularlv when used on evening gowns.
Even young girls have simple niue
evening frocks with fur landings.
Af,ernoor and street gowns show
nlatrons of fur, sometimes wide pieces
used at the end of skirt panels, hang
ing slightly below the knees. lnl-
gives the woman with pits Of good FUR
on hand or a partly worn fur garment
very nice chance to trim her nome
made gown at Sigh; cost. II IS worth
while to 60 70 the furrier to have your
fur cut into the desired shape ana
size. He puts stitch tape along the
edge OF this fur, thus facilitating the
fastening of fur into place.
sweater when laundered and huns
on a hanger always stretches 100
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

hold that town. He said the federal
soldiers were short Of ammunition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

milk. tablespoon melted lard' MIX
dry ingredients, add milk then iaro.
Bake in moderate oven. This makes
eight muffins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

When a North Dakota branch OF the
Red Cross. found itself without wool
for knitting, its members sheared the
wool from their own sneep. carded ana
spun it and the knitting proceeded as
usual
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

was an extravaganza of which they
were ashamed
Several other fashionable schools are
considering the same sacrifice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30
CHIHUAHUA CITY NO
LONGER FEARS ATTAIN

Belief is That Place is Safe From the
Villa Army.
Ell Paso. Texas, Nov. 3O.-tear OF an
attack upon Chihuahua City by the
Villa followers have been allayed ior
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

Corn meal mullins maze b" the loi'
lowing recipe are excellent % cup
90, meal - cr-s flow. level
teasnoons baking powder 1-2 teaspoon
calf tablespoon sugar, cup sweet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-30

long. To remedy this hang 1t In pil-
low case. fastening the case opening
up on the hanger. The sweater WI,
dry to its proper shape ana be soit anu
wooly-just like new one.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH . 1s17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. March s.-EsGs-Market easier. Mari
land. PennvlSsnis and nearby hrss. s.; Eastern
shore. Maryland and Virginia nrstz. 50; Western
(ohio) hrsta .; wet virginia hrsts. q; Southern
North croiipa) hfsts. a. Duck esp, choice near
hg. dozen, HaS
BUrTEk-separator, extra. per h.. tna<z; nrstA
'eaio; prints y h.. ina42; nrsts Sao; do. In.
extra. aaEz; frsts. eaio: bioclu. lhs. extra. IA
q; hrsts. 9aao; dairy prints Maryland. Pennsyl-
vanis. and virginia extras 2sa2s; hrsts Ha; store
packed. hrsts. q; rolls Maryland and Pennsyiyania.
HaS; do, West Virginia, Aa8
LIVE POUITRY-Pnces per pound unless other.
wise stated Chickens snooth. young. By boat,
za1,; do. choice. young BY express, NIL; do,
winter. lbs. and less. 3Ia25; do, rough and poor
la0; do. old hens 10; old roostcrs and staes lail
Ducks. young Muscou and Monsrel. issis; do.
young white Pekinu. %: do, Indian Runners,
young. nals; do. paddle. choices, fat lsaD; DO,
small. poor. l6sl7. Pigeons. old. pair. &c; do,
young. 8. Guinea fowl. young. n lhs. and up,
each. Sab.; do. smaller. each. 30; do. old. each.
80
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS Potatoes.
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania bushei
z6oazoo; do. New York state, busheI, zeoa27s:
do-' Eastern Shore Maryland and virxinia, No.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

bushei. 1zszH; DO. nesrby. bashs boz. as.1s;
No q and calls. i.soHza ssptts- Eastern shore
Virginia yeIlowS. barrel. tsoisee. d. Eastern
shore MARYLAND and Delaware. bsrei. lsd.s.o; d..
York River. barrel. <soAs.U; do. North Carolina,
barrel i.5oas.W: do. hampers. basket lssi.n
fsma. large. bright smooth. bErd. so. Ap
pies. Western Maryland and PennStvsnia pack
I'd. par barrel. 2sossse; DO. Nov fok
State. No. l. barre., aoass.p; DO, No q barrel,
aooaz0 Beans. Florida. reen. bssket a@eAm;
do, wax basket, aooa1H Beets, flonda. c1tes
loz1E Cabbage New York State. DANISH. Ton.
ltoalD: do, Fiosida. crate, Losass0' Do.
bszket. zaa3W. cslefy. Florida, crate. aSaAs;
Cucumben, Florida, bssket. lo1S0 E<fplsntS
Florida. crate, acoaa0. Grapefruit. Flonda. a %
size, box. aza3.8. Kale, Norfolk. bsrrcl LBai,A;
do, native busbeI boz. Ssse Lettuce. native. boz.
l.1sslfs; do. Florida. basket. l.saAW onicns
New York and wessrn. yellow. Ioolb. sack. 100
10. Oranges. Florida. sx. ns 10 size. l7ss2A
400 Oranges Florida. box. a. 10 si.s. L7sA1h
Peppers. Florida, cste. a5aa40 Rsdishes, Nor
folk, buttons. bssket. Lsos20o Spinach. Norfolk.
barrel +ooas.@. Squash. Florida, crate. soosSyo
Strawberries. Florida. refrserstor ousrt. sa5e. To
matoes. Forida. fancy. npe. carrier. 3.za3D; do.
choice. carrier lZa30
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
q. s. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close Of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, s65,735 COS;
total receipts yesterday, s1,797, SO; total
payments yesterday. $2,9H,504 ~
The deficit this fiscal year is s1Ss, 4s2. .21s
against a deficit of SS1 "a. fSs last year, ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
Total ordinary receipts Of the United
States Treasury up to and at the close
Of business March 8. 1917, s4S2. 50, 1856 7s
Total ordinary receipts for the corre-
spending period last year, $40 007, ,seSS5
Total ordinary disbursements up to and
at the close OF business March 3, 1917,
S54, f6l. .o34-s9. Total ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period last
.aar. &ks1 s13A6slaOa
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
NDUSTRIALS ADVANCE;
U. S. Steel AFAVORITE
Utah Copper and Anaconda Leaders oI
Their Department on Change.

CBy the International News service.)
New York, March 6.-The public came
to Wall street today and stocks were
buoyant. Net gains OF importance were
accorded at the close, but even these fig-
ures were not the best OF the day, for
there was profit-taking In the last half
hour. Industrials alone advanced. Rails
held back because the supreme court
failed to announce its decision in regard
to the constitutionality Of the eight-hour
law on railroads
United States Steel was, as ever. the
favorite. 1t was heavily bought by i'm
portant traders and as freely taken by
hundred share people and odd lot buyers
Utah copper and Anaconda were leaders Of
their department of the market. The bus
mess was more widely distributed than it
had been for weeks.
Marine issues of all kinds responded
rapidly to the news that the bill to arm
ships had been reintroduced in the Sem
ate. Mercantile marine advanced all told
more than four points, Atlantic Gulf and
West Indies seven and Pacific Mail two
When. at the close Of the day doubt was
cast on the right Of the Senate to consid-
er a bill in special session without the
House also being in session. profit taking
was in evidence in these issues.
Bethlehem Steel caught the shorts nap
ping when 1t opened points above the
close of the previous day. 1t soon lost
the entire advance. At the high price
and with the ''B'' stock at 113, It meant
4u for the old stock. as against a price
of S27 last week. Midvale also did better.
but It failed to respond to the remarka-
bic report Of earnings as the Street thinks
It should 1t is said to be earning at the
rate Of so a share.
Central Leather had a whole-souled ad-
vance, due to profits the Street believes
it will make filling government contracts.
1t is in strong position and so Is Hide
and Leather. II the policy Of allowing
only moderate profits Is adhered to. there
will be much disappointment, for the
goods will be taken by the government
anyhow, since the possible vendors are SO
few in number
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

wetsn sztns. y pr do.su; szf-, frrsz mn -
e.e: hn<s an; fancy srsufrd frssh sR s'sn1ns
at 1afI pr dozn.
LIVE PoJITRY-Fows - 70 qusnts. nxzs
stagzy roostez. I7ais: old roost1n. isans sB<inE
chicksns. softsnsated. as1s: ducks 20 10 in snf
quality. zSA; Jassons. old. pr par. z<D: "a.
pound. Per pair. zaB.
DRESSED kfled. dUp.ck><
fowls u TO boa. drypicksd. fancy select.1. ~
wcishing ~ pounds and osr aJdcc.. =. IA, ~
pounds aptsos. =; Do. pounds autees. ma
Fowls In barrels fEncy. dry-pieked. usrting ~
pounds and over apiees. =: smaller siz.. ls.2 oll
roostsrS. dry-Tickrd. n. Roasting chichena. WcagA
dp-pckrd. IN boxes weighing salo pounds per pHir
zeA Roastiag ciickens Western. IN boz.s. wcirh-
ing pounds per pair nS2A Rossting ehicA.us
Western. dr5-picked In barrels. weighing b y
pounds per pair. &c. Roasting chickens. westen. IN
harelH weighing pounds pr pair. naa Broil-
Ing chicksns. Western. IN bozez. weighing ~
pounds ps pair. 1<3. Chickens weighing 10
pounds pr pair. 1aA: Do mixsd sssA IAD
Bsoilss Jersey. fancy. nAaS BroilersI cher n..r-
b. Weighing lha2 pounds apiscsI 0.2 rmkeR
per pouDd-Faney nearby. saAD; fAncy west.n
Szass; fair to god SoG3i; old tomS zaa5s; common
2izZ. Ducn. nearby. 2u5; do. Western. zz1
Gese nearby, lsa1-: do. woss1l, 1san. souab.
pu dozsn-white. welehing Ian po1ndA, Ss1skfs:
DO, slo pounds. LTbB.3; DO. poundA. 3Tsstz;
d.. pou7dN 30a3lo; d. 6aSk pos1nds, 1zs
80; dark. looSzD; small and No. z. GzE- ~
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, March s-Realizing and selling for q
reaction brought about easier tone in the cotton
market today. The opinion expressed on the
floor that means would be soon found for the arm
ing Of American merchant vessels although the
staple appears to be going out quite freely, not
withStanding the inactivity Of American ships
UnfaTorable Liverpool cables almost entirely
ignored at the opening and instead Of losses rang
ing up to 20 points more. prices started here
points lower to point higher March. however.
On one sale was points down. The distance
months were especially firm. After the first few
minutes the rear months moved up to Monday
closing. or to points over the start
Trading was comparatively quiet during the mid
die Of the mornlng, with prices holding steady,
about net unchanged to points higher. New crop
positions were relatively hrm The action Of the
market suggested hesitation with reference to fol-
after the active buying movement Of the past week.
At the same time sellers found little encourage
ment with the spot news and there seemed to be
support for May contracts on dips to about HIS
for that position. On the whole the trade was left
rather in doubt to whether the readiusment to
ETOt values had been completed whether the
process had been interrupted By casing Of the
technical position TO Be resumed after = period Of
digestion.
The market showed 4 frner tone during the mid
die Of the day. although there was no improvement
in the volume Of business May contracts sold up
10 T.5. or points net higher. and the new crop
ruled about 70 or Il points above last nghts clos
ing figures.
Offerings continued znan in the afternoon, and
renewed trading demand for summer months
prices moved up to . net advance Of IS to II points
Southern advices somewhat conflicting, but on
the whole suggested . firm position Of SPOT cotton.
Active Liquidation developed in both the local
and New Orleans markets late In the day, and in
the absence Of fresh support prices declined sharply
70 q net loss Of 10 to % points. Offerings Of May
at % points over July were particularly heavy. A
factor the break . rumor that two large
transatlantic steamers had been sunk by subma-
rines. Ths close was easy at net los Of TO %
points.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PhiladSpaia. March e-BUTTER-The market
ruled firm under hght oherinss and q fair demand.
We 1uote: Westen. solid-paeked creamery, fancy
specials. sc; extra. Asfz; extra hrsts. 20; hntA
.; seconds. IS; nearby prints. fancy. n; sverses
extras. 4oat2; hrsts 3a9; seconds SaS; special
brands Of prints ioooinE at zaso
kGGs-Denble stock was well cleaned MP at
the late advance. The Quotations were: In free
cases. nearby eztraA per dozen; hrsts lo.56 pcr
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

It Is something to own an Interest
in a patented property in a State
with big producing mines. and not
thousands of miles away from pro-
duction.
We do not pretend that you can
make an Investment in a mine any,
where in Arizona and get BIG RE-
TURNS on your money. but what we
do say Is, that the DESERT NINE
owned by the NAVAJO MINES COR
PORATION has great chance to be-
come one of the BIG PRODUCERS of
SEND FOR OUR WONDERFUL
PROSPECTUS AND 1T WILL TELL
YOU ALL THE DETAILS.
No matter how many good mining
stocks you own at the present time.
we ADVISE you to get in on this
FIRST PUBLIC OFFERING Of the
NAVAJO MINES CORPORATION OF
ARIZONA at 25c per share.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March s.-HoGS-Receipts. 1900
strong; Sc to DC above yesterdays average. Bulk,
H3oa1A6o; Hight, l3.soal45; mixed, lAloal4 10
heavy. Aloal4.N; rough. Aloali-1; ptp. lo75s
l09
CATTLE Receipts 500; firm Nstirs beef cat-
tie. sl5alz1e; stockcrs and feeders sBaa1; COW,
and heifers 5.saloB; calVea Aooalloo
sHEEP-Recapts. 1000; firm. wethsn 10 %
I2ls; lambs 20alL75.
tive: 20 higher: heaTies. H.56slIeo; heavy Yorkers
lLDaH.5; light Yorkers. 135AI375; pin, l3ooal2fs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 800; steady.
Top sheep. LEO: top lambs, 1865
CALvES-Recripts. 100; steady. Toy, SD
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
Furnished By \. L. Csrpentsf q Co
Llyerpool.
New York,

Middlng: Today, M; yesterdsy. nA Sales.
n,oo balea
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nsw York, March e-Mnnsy On call At the stock
exchange opsnsd at ~ pr esut; high 2i Per cent:
low. n Per cent; Gloss. ~ Per c.nt Most of the
DAYS loans were made At n Der cent-
Time moosy o6tainable with reasonable free
doom. The demand was fair. Rates on mixed COL
lateral wero ~ psr cent for kIty days; ~ por cent
for ninety days; Z to 81 pr cent for four i've and
six months the rates for industrial collateral loans
ranging Z per cent to y per cent higher
Mercanrils pager was bought rather sparnsiy.
Some attractive names were seen Rates: ~ to
~ pr cent for the best names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

OertlhCdtcs OF STOCK issued IN your name
will go forward to you by registered mail
WE BELIEVE that you will see this stock
selling at twice its present price within few
short weeks IMMEDIATE ACTION is nee
essarv IL YOU desire to obtain any of the stock
at this VERY LOW FIGURE
We anticipate an active market on the 4
New York Curb at later date
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
In the World of Finance and Trade
NEGLECT LOCAL ISSUES
ON WASHINGTON CHANGE
Trading Is Dull and Monotony Marx.
Session.

Trading Is Dull and Monotony Marks
Session.
Trading was dull at Yesterdays ses-
sion Of the Washington Stock EXCHANGE.
Capital Traction IS sold at los, a reces-
sion OF 6-s of a point. Railway 4s
changed hands at 81. Lanston stock
sold at 70 3-4 and 20 1-2 In ten-share
lots. The closing was 7& bid and u
asked. A small amount Of Railway pre-
ferred was transferred at 2.
Bankers Return.
Charles J. Bell, president of the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company, ana
William D. Hoover. president of the Ma
tional Trust and Savings Company. have
returned from Florida. Each chose
Florida for brief vacation.
steel Report Soon.
The advance in United States Steel
shares and those of independent COM
panies is due largely to continued large
earnings and the belief that the most
optimistic forecasts for 1917 will be real
lied. L. s. Steel will issue its annual
report within the next three weeks.
The working capital at the close Of 1915
aggregated So, 100000 and as the cor
poration added s2Oo. 100000 to surplus in
1916. the statement is bound to be =
remarkable one. The net earnings of U.
s. Steel in the current quarter are ex-
pected to run between SIX, ,0O0, 900 and
s115,0 100000 in spite Of the freight tie-up.
This would mean about $3.50 a share
available for common stock or at the
rate OF SO a share annually.
p. n. X. Increase
The Pennsylvnia Railroad system an
nounces operating results FOR all trans
portation companies east and west Of
Pittsburgh and Erie as follows: operat-
ing revenue. SO, ,ssS, ,Sss, an increase Of
sSS.SsS .T1s; operating Income, slos e.oss.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-10
HEALANIS Will
GIVEDANCEAI
OUTRIGGER CLUB

The Healani baseball team Of the
Pacific League will give big benefit
dance at the Outrigger Club on Satur'
day evening at s. o'clock. Sam Ka'
halewai has charge Of the arrange
ments, and this will insure all an ex'
'cellent time. Excellent music has
BEEN secured for the occasion, and
according to advance reports there
win be 8 large crowd present.
The Healanis have been making q
good showing Of late, and promise to
be one Of the strongest teams In the
league. They have won the only game
played thus far IN the second series,
and this was from the Asahis, consid-
cred one Of the strongest teams In the
league. 81
The Heaianis have pointed every
thing for the championship In the sec
ond series, and prospects are bright
for . chance at the pennant. Among
the players who have starred for the
Healanis are: Haneberg and IAdd,
c; Hollinger. Rawson, Kuehn, Peter
son, Baldwin and Brown, p; Mcflree
and Magiob, ID; DiehL %; McTighe
and Kauhane, 3b; Victor, Sc: Hughes,
Rawson, Bushnell, Crane, White, Dec
ker, Hain and others. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-10

williams NJ. McQuaid Of the Kona
Development Co. Is Q visitor IN the
city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-10
WILL
DISCUSS PLANS
FOR BIG YEAR
By BRIGGS

Anticipating banner season 81 the
College Of Hawaii, q number q the
leading boosters for athletics win
meet at the outrigger Club on sat
urday evening at $50 O'Clock 10 talk
over the situation. Il Il expected that
plans win be outlined at this meet
ing to form committee 10 work on
athletic activities during Ne lali
The college has been prebented with
hands0nae cups ~ Wiclm1lns. Wall =
DOngherty and Culman, and some de-
cisiOn a. 10 the presentation ok tha
trophies viii perhaps Be made. mas
much a. there are Q number Of new
students planning to enter college this
year, Il IL expected that some arrt
Of organization VIII be formed to =.
tend the welcome hand 70 the new
Corners.
Among those who are expected 70
attend the meeting are. Mrs. Walker,
the Misses Doris Noble. Ruth Earring
ton, Katherine Blake, Janhatt sharp,
Katie singlehurst, Grace Morgan. and
Bromley, Cowan, Poole, Nicholson.
Brash, Fowler, Denison. Spencer,
Ballentyne and Wungs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-10

Positivs Proof that Lydia E.
PinlIhaznis Vegetable Com
pound Restored Their
Heath.

Ycnkers, NJ TT suffered from I
lid cn.o q female ty0uhie, baekache.
neryousneos md indigsGtiou. Lydia E.
PInkhomb Vegotlhle Compound r.
gtoEod ny honit6 nfteE everything else
had failed "-Mrs. 81. J. ERkIHER,
81 Hamilton Ava, Yonkers. N. n.
DnnviIle, HI would not b alive
todiy had e not ben for LD1ia q.
Rinkham,e YeRet6ble Compound . 4
cured ne trum 3 severe caso q female
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