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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20

OPPORrUNrrY-On account OF two sons go.
ing to France, father will sell nehalf
interest In going automobile repair business
in Kansas City for 500 cash II taken i'm
chanic or office lsan Address K. c. Auto
mobile Spring company. li29 Cherry street.
Kansas City, Mo.
FOR SALE--lIigh.class safe, seating capacity
D.. nearly one hundred, on Main street IN
Tulsa Okla, and right in the business CEN
ter Of the town; doing an average OF $500 per
day; no better location in Tulsa: good reason
for selling, viii take 5000 TO handle bal'
anco terms Address box i2s6, care World,
EIGHTEEN room hotel at Sand Springs,
paying over 40 per cent On investment !;
payment down. balance like rent; consider
clear farm land would take auto in on
payment, bargain at 50. 500, Address Aus
lin Terry, Sand Springs, Okla.
WILL BUY good lease must be close to
production will drill for interest.
Nothing but clean proposition will es
considered. Will be at Hotel Tulsa, We'd
nesday and Thursday. September 20 and 27.
II. u Hines, Nowaia. Okla.
WANTED-Someone to irvcst $1,000 in and
manage good money making business to
he established in Tulsa mechanical expert
ence necessary; references required. Wrlt"
X. G. Mavfiald, Shreveport La.
SNAP-Big bargain; bakery and lunchroom ;
half cash, balance monthly payments !:
town booming. new oil fields; $3.50, half
cash, or trade for 1917 Dodge car. Red 3
Bakery Mounds. Okla.
RESTAURANT for rent or sale to responsible
person; clearing over two hundred (S2OO)
dollars per month other business reason for
making this proposition; in good oil town.
I22l, care World.
WILL trade five 4O.acre oil and gas leases
for good second hand automobile; each
OF these 4O-acre tracts in block OF acreage
on which wells are TO be drilled immediately.
Post office box l5A5.
FOR RENT-Four-room house, garage and
one acre of ground, corner OF Twenty first
street and Peoria avenue, for $50 per month.
See Russ H. Grant 5l4 First National Bldg.
Phone 2lGO
CLEANING, pressing and repair shop for
|. sale. doing coed business HAIRY ;.
Lewis, 3tl North Main street, Wichita, Kan.
WANTED Contractor 10 drill for an interest
l2O-acre lease which has now three offset
producing wells; proven fNd Call A32i
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Best paying mes
se1ger service business in Tulsa. Gull per
sonally. Suite 3O3, Ohio Building.
20 ACRES trackagc, northeast city ON Santa
Fc, will price right. Phone 6969. Ullery,
303 ohio building
WANT party with small capital repr/ent
manufacturer I222, care World.
LADIES $40 dresses. s625. New York
store 2l3 East Third
LADIES $50 suits, $3.50. New York
Store 2l3 East Third.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY .

FOR RENT-Two. story building eight rooms
for offices; located three blocks from Pi-
onccr building oil company preferred.
Brockmar BIOS, 2l2 First National Bank
building Phone 1920.
FOR RENT-DeSk room in we'll located OF
flee TO one who is lve.wire on real cs.
tate; desk and chair for sale. Call Moore.
head Phone 553g
FOR RENr--Small ground floor storerooni,
on Thiid street. Inquire Herman Tailoring :
company 3l7 South Boston, or phone 2li4.
FOR SALE-Choicc corner, near Fifth and
Main; cheap, considering location, Ullery
phone 6969 Suite 30S, Ohio Building,
FOR SALE-Rcstaurant doing good bust
ness feeding 200 TO 800 people day, two
year lease 2ls West First St
INSIDE business loi d0xlA0 feet oniy
$4,000 terms one block from Hotel Tulsa
Phone 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20
INVEST 1TMlIENql---
Oa lAliIhGsa Grade

| am selling the shares of an OIL
Refining co. that are gilt-edged, safe
and sure to reap large profits. Plant
will soon be operating and shares are
now selling at par. This is fine op-
portunity-graspi 1t; success is sure to
attend your Investment. Is not an ad-
vertised stock. VIII gladly present
and explain the proportion.
ADDRESS BOX 4156. CARE WORLD.
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y
able: best OF references all work guaran-
teed. + ). Sutherland, Phone 43l1-R
HlGHtS1 cash price paid ior men's second.
hand suits coats and trousers: also buy
shoes and hats Phone biA5.
J SPECIALIZE In lsundrying crepe de ehene
dresses aud silk shirts. 3ld West Duluth,
Phone A6Q2
WANTED To rent garage. within three or
fou- blocks OF juC block on West Fifth
Phone 1929
HlGHLSr cash priCe paid for mems second
hand suits. coats and trousers. also shoes
and hats. Phone SI67
PAFERiNG and painting estimates cheer
fully given; all work guaranteed. Phone
22S7
flRsftlASs paperhanEirg ard painting
Phone 534q l.. II stogsdin
We BUY and sell oil leases and production
BsuAston Frey Co, S46 Robinson Bldg.
EOMD dcoorr'nE paper hanging painting
and radiator work Phone 1868
Tor RENI Desk room, use OF phone out
side room. Phone ItuS.
LADIES' 81 kimonos, 81 New York Store,
2i3 East Third.
LEAR's Transfer line will move that piano
Tor 50 Phone 5lli
LADIES SIS dresses, Ss95. New York
Store. 2I3 East Third.
PAINTING and decorating OF all kinds Call
35g5
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MIerGh aIIndlIS@

Clean stock of dry goods work
clothing and shoes; bought new last
year. invoice $4,000; bulk of It
bought below present market; viii
take invoice price. Located in rapidly q
growing town Of 1000 in oklahoma oil
field. Address Box 4220, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20

FOR SALE-Racy buckets, SIS per pair; I;
new Ford tires, fronts, 1926; rears,
so 95; non skid; one new 1915 tivepassen.
ger Ford body, with curtains, shield and
top, s75 Auto Salvage, 215 East Second
FOR SALE-A 1916 three speed power plus
Indiar motorcycle; all electrical equipment
and in first class condition, with side car
attached; will take first issue Liberty bonds
or will trade for lot. Phone ASH.
FOR S.,LE-At bargain, Buick Five; slightly
used. 9iSi castings. four new a6N4 cas-
ings a, big reduction 6.36Nsia used cas-
ings. Auto salvage, 2l5 East Second.
FOR SALE-Snappy twopassenger roadster !;
good shape and good tires Will sci. AZ
attractive price II taken at once. Mr.. Bell.
OH South Main Phone 3s9s.
FOR SALE-one good fiye-passenger car;
frst.class shape; cheap; on payments 20
suit on account of leaving city. Phone
SPOOL.
FOR SALE-Maruon al spe,dstcr or will
trade for Chandler scyen-passenger; must
be almost uNw Phone 5000.
HUPMOBIIE roadster like new new Silver
town cord tires price 5000 for quick sale.
Phone ll2I OF 1887.
FOR SALE-Late model REQ. $3.50; half
down; also used castings Tulsa Auto Ex
change Phone liC9
| USED car, bargain, light six Buick. In fine
running condition at bargain. Fred
Shaw Motor Co.
FOR SALE-lel6 light six Buick. looks and
runs like new sell reasonable. Box 42ls.
care of World.
! FOR sALE-Harley- Davidson motorcycle,
! 1915 twin, three.speed good condition. io2
South Wheeling,
| FOR SALE--Vele chummy car, like new,
Travelled but short distance Phone 3ss4.
! FOR SALE-One new Dodge Windshield, at
half price. Auto Salvage. 2i5 East Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

WANTEp-To rent office space In real cs-
tate office or loan company not handling
insurance: will be able TO write all lines,
including oil and dcrricks; can give best Of
references as 10 character and business ahil-
ity Addrcss Insurance, al Globe building,
Pitt>hurE. Ran.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20
POULTRY AND LAVE STOCK

WANrED--Horses to pasture on alfalfa,
four miles south OF town, SO per month.
J T.. Nichols. II X l, Tulsa.
FOR SALE-Tcam mares, wagon, harness
two blocks south Frisco hotel. West Tulsa.
r Bohlander.
GOOD Garland heating stove ior thorobred
Rhode island or orpington chickens.
Phone I2T,
FOR SATE-Five.year. old COW and cali.
heavy mixer, Fourth and Quanah.
WANTEp--Yo dog rat catcher. Phone
1925 200 North Main street
FOR SALE-Nice bunch OF stock hogs ia
South Frankfort. Phone 1876,
FOR su.E--very fine talking parrot estrs
larg, cage Phone 6455-R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
OLD CLOTHES
lCHIOiES1 pricer PAID for mems old cloth
Ing shoes Phone agss. l6h North Main.

phone ONlo.
II CONTEMPLATING the purchase OF .
typewriter ask for demonstration of the
Underwood II Is speedy, accurate ana
durable Underwood Typewriter Co. 8lO
East Second street, pbone 2i4b.
TYPEWRfTERS for rent; Remington. Mon
arch and Smith Premier, 50 per month,
three months for 81 so. Remington Type
-riter company Phone s05.
KEYS made to order, gun and locksmithins,
welding OF broken parts or iron: repairing
Of everything Jacobs Novelty company sl5
East First. phone 1876
FOR SALE--One twelve foot Sherer display
counter good us new "a bargain II taken
Of once Call Fred Seider at p. m fhohe
1889
MEMS AND LADIES suits cleaned aud
pressed Toe; oyercOats cleaned aud pressed
75c. Premier Cleaners aud Tailora Phone
6ps3,
NAE1 choice building site, will trade lot.
LnVch A Fors,th addition and pay cash
diffcronce. Can personally 3o3 ONO Bag
NICTROLA in perfect condition and 81
latest records. will sell for $50. Can
2O7 y South Main, Room .
MATERNITY HOsPITAI.-Bapies boarded
Of adopted II desired. Mrs Milroy,
Culture Okla.
iEAR's Transfer and Baggage line, phone
ON. will move your furniture for so
much money.
MACHINES for rent by week or month
Singer Sewing Machine company. III East
Scconu.
ARE you going to build. we can save you
money mill work, sash and doors. Box
AGES. care World
FOR RENT OR SALE--L G. Smith type
writer. Ii.inch carriage 542 Robinson
building
FOR SNLE-0no leather colnpSible baby
buggy: excellent condition. Phone 9l2.
SEVERAL babies for adoption. Mrs. Mil
roy ms East Olive. Guthrie, Okla.
a. To sIO PAID for second hand suits
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FOR SALE

W.rton Rig Six. seven'pOssengcr touring
car; driven only $500 miles; tires in good
condition. Can make some terms. Price
Sl.l00. Cali go South Boulder avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20

OLD CLOTHES Highest prices paid Tor
mems secondhand clothing shoes and
hats Phone 2bS5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20

PAPERUANGING and painting done reason
able: best OF references all work guaran.
teed T. s. Sutherland, Phone 4317.R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20

HGHtS1' cash price paid Tor men's second.
hand suits, coats and trousers: also buy
shoes ard hats Phone bIA5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-20

J SPECIALIZE In lsundrying crepe de chene
dresses aud silk shirts 3ld West Duluth,
Phone A609
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30
Red color of Patriotism.

It may De only coincidence or 1t may be that some deep-seated reason lies behind the fact that red is by far the most predominant color in the flags of the world. There is only one flag in Europe that does not contain red, and that is the standard of Greece. After red, blue is the most frequently found flag color, but great number of flags are entirely red except that they bear symbolic devices of one kind or another. Thus the flags of Egypt, Morocco, Austria-Iungary and Japan are all red, while no fewer than forty two other countries display red freely in their banners. Red, by common con- sent, is supposed to stand for valor and bravery; blue represents justice. while white, as everybody knows, stands Tor purity
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30

tertaining talk but truly helpful one. She urged that we "break up the mo notony Of our daily routine into new rhythms by the pulse beats of our own enthusiasm, and that if that en- thusiasm lags, we recreate il by new vision of fife and work.
 Geo B. Chandler, Chairman of the Publicity Committee of the Conn, Council Of Defence, spoke with great vigor and eloquence of how, under the inpelling motive of great enthus. iasm, men and women all over Europe have risen to a service and sacrifice of which they had never dreamed them- selves capable. In England for in stance S00,000 women ,are at work in munition plants and 200,000 in en- gineering occupations. The question, "Is the War Worth While,n he an- swered by showing how much easier world empire would be now than it was in the days of Rome, how alrs ady Germany has l0ths of the territory for which she started the war, how she has practically re established feudal- ism as overiord of Austria, Hungary and Turkey and slavery by the depor- tations of Belgians, how the darkest of the ages of Baroarism are re enacted in the Armenian messacres, and finally how with peace won and thirty years in which To consolidate her gains she could start tke conquest of the western hemisphere already discussed openly by her strateglsts and diplomats. elf we do not win the war, postersty will pay the fprice' MT. Chandler eX, pressed his conviction that the war will not end before the fail of 1919, and closed with an eXhortation thnt we must "get together,n allowing no whimpering nor weakness nor selfish ambitiontto mar our service. More. over though we cannot have "ausiuess or pleasure IS usual" we must keep unbroken the indastry of the educa- ton of children. For theirs Will be the reconstruction, nfter we hy our fight have made secure their freedom
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30
Honor Roll of Enlisted Men

The faioNine have been received to dnte
 PUTNAM
 Auaer. llflska. 22 son of Nir and Ar I'd. mund Aaee5s ea.l-gcl July, amy, ntd5 al branch.
 Andrews. A14hai B., son of Nir. ana Nh, R. \. AnrteV=. eHU=ted September ls, Army Medical tofps
 ucaoi,, Al4e, l., 20, son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Btnoit. Putnam. Enlisted May 24th m army engineer corps a@ Hcuoit. George, 2l son George and Celia Beaol, Putnam, enlisted May l2th, almy mcd'- cal coWs.
 Bsbb,t. lotn. B. son of Mrs. Newton Bab- hti. now og k8lhuglN, enlisted iu Mach, Co. | h. l5th Regulars.
 Bradley. Leland w, 2l son of Geo s. Brad ! lev, Putnam, enlisted juy Duh, qumtermasters colps, mutr.
 Cojmm, Charles L., le, Putnam, seu of Ed. ward Cnlum. Enlisted jnno 26gh, "a the Field artillery. ns
 Corher, fAlferie, 2l, son of Mr. aud Ms. i Julius Corlior. enlisted iunc SOth, afmA meai- cal corps.
 paieIe. Michael J, sep ol Nh. and Mrs. Joseph pHisic. enlisted Juuc llth, quarter mas | ter sergeant, isth. Mo'oi lluc% Ce. Feeucr. Lester C.. IS, son of Mr aud Nfs. uc,b9t j Feeuer eolisted July 2t, Atm>, 1 Mcdlgal Corps. Franklin. Raymond son of Nlf. apd Mrs. l Bepiauun Franklin, enlisted June &fth, N s. 1 Infantry. Gi,l. Jobn A., IS. sap oi Alr. and Mrs Geo. 1 Gal enlisted January, navy, secoEd els>s sea. i man.
 Gaean. Leon. % son oi Nlr, and Ms, Na- | pcleoa Guein, tuh l. Battery F. ieth fie.d | Artillery. | Greeu Milton t.. 9, son of j. $. Gfeen, en, | listed. 1uiy t, Army, Coipoial signal Cons, 1 C'ill Geoiee l.. lf,, q, son of Mr- aed Mls, | George Giii, enlisted April 10, Navy, End Niass 1 Fireman.
 Jarvis. Adolphus. p, son of nIr and Mrs. 1 John Jarvis, enisted about July lst taih Coast 1 Artillery e, sss'sN assas att ] James, Howard M. 27, son of Water A. | James and Mfs. \. l.. (James1 skinner. eo+ l listed lape ilh, engineer corps. 1 Jarvis, William. 70 son of Mir, apd Mrs. | John Jarvis, enlisted about July lsi, 18th Coast Artillery Co.
 king. Charles. 2t. sou Of Ms. Frank kug, ! Putnam. Apln Fun, army, S3lh infantry
 hlebart. Mark F. Putnam. D. son Of Mrs. | Ida Klehart. Enlisted in Army mesilcal May 2s, 1917 e.5 =x Kennedy. Lorenzo M., 20, son Of Mrs. Aiiee 1 Kennedy, enlisted dune Soth, army medical corps
 TsRue. Aehiie. 2s, son of De Omer l.aRue, enlisted Jnly 2l, a5th Infantry Bafd. se..ss l loClair. Francois Jr. 2S son of Francois l leClair. enlisted July l, Army, luianiry. Liberty, Joseph F son of Mary Liberty, Putnam, about May l2, army, 0lth infantry. Laioan,ain, Alired. 24, son sf Mrs. Agnes l LAt0untaiu, Putnam. EahsIed March IA as . 1. lrcusa ia sAe navy
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30
Naval Recruiting Party Coming to
 Putnam
Advance Man G. J. Garrigan Arrived on
 Monday

\ naval recruiting party will arrive in Putnam December. 9th and remain here until December 10th with head quarters in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms, Union block. The purpose is to enlist yo1ng men of this section in the United States navy.
 Monday c. J. Garrigan, chief boat swaiu's mate, arrived as an advance party. He has established heaIquar- ters at the chamber of commerce rooms and will work the surrounding towns with a view to creating interest in this branch of the service. He can be seen at any time by those interested and will answer any and all questions rel alive 10 the service he represents. He will remain here until December lst.
 The recruiting party will consist of G Y. w atson, chief water tender, and Fenton l.. Nichols, pharmacist. These men will do the actual recruiting, ex- amining applicants and giving final instructions.
 Already there are many young men from this section enlisted in the naval branch of the service and when home on furlough all speak enthusiastically V of the service and the opportunities it affords
 The country needs young men at this time and the naval branch holds out excellent opportunity for training and advancement. Many good posi- . tions are open 10 men in the various branches. The details may be learned by calling at the chamber of commerce rooms.
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30
Hon. Geo. 3. Chandler Says War wont
 End Before Fall, lqI9.
Interesting Addresses at Parent Teachers
 Meeting

Interesting Addresses at Parent. Teachers
 Meeting
 The Parent Teachers meeting held last Saturday, WIS very inspiring one, After a most alraclve and sub stantial luncheon in the Congregation. al church gymnasium, large number Of parents, teachers and guests gathered in the High School hall The meeting was In charge of Mrs. Geo E. Chand- Ter, President oi the Conn Congress of Mothers. After an address of welcome oy Mrs. A. B. Handy there were number of five minute talks by sev. erai of the guests who represented diff ferent branches of the work Then followed me longer addresses. The first by Ms. Cheesman, President of the R. |. Congress of Mothers, was called "plus or Minus and was not only very brilliantly phrased and en-
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30
New Addition to Honor Roll

Ryan, Francis, 2l. son of Mr sn Mrs. L4P Ryan, Putnam. Enhstedin Navy Noy.26
 Mcintyre, Maurice Masen, 26 son of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre, Putnam, Enlisted Oct. H Medical Corps.
 Maniucau. Joseph. 25. son of Samnel Marti neau- Fumcam. Enlisted juiy g ID Infantry.
 lebeau. Will atn Is. son Q Mrs. Mary Le beau. Puin m. Enlisted in Army in April. In teast Artdcfy-
 Rhoade,, Charles l9, son oi Mir and Mrs A. F. Bhoades, Poniret Center. Enlisted in Nov. u lutsrtty.
 Capp Auhm,25, son tf T s. Clafp Elliott. Eua>ted Nov. l, in artiIeTy
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30

Tkcrrien. Adouias. % son of zotque and Souffranic Therien. No. Grosyenordale. EE- listed May 30 F Field Artillery Therrien. Wilhed. D. son of Zotique and Soufiranie Thenieu North Grosvenordale. En listed June :, in the Infantry
 Vaughan, Jr., George A. ..23. son of George A. and Blanche ?. Vaughan, Thompson. En- listed in Army April 5th. Now with Ambulance Co. Number 1. l0lst Sanitary Train, Amenean EypediuonaIy Force.
 yesper, Emile 22, son of Mr. and Mrs George osper, No. Grosvenordale, May l3, army, 3Sth infantry.
 P0MFRET
 Baker, Winhed. 9, son oi Mrs. Samuel AL dreh, Pomfet. Enlisted June 1917 in New York Infantry regiment.
 Gooney, Walter J., 2S, June, Army, Signal Corps.
 eoven Herman B., 23, son of Mir and Mrs. Willis Coveli, Abingdon, enlisted June 29th, Go. 3Stn Infantry.
 Gallup. Arthur NJ ?, son oi NJ. E. Gallup, Abingdon, August IS h, army. aero squad. Geissler. Roy $. IS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geissler, Arlington. May 2lst'l9l7. navy, frst shell man in gun crew transport ship Madoua. kimban, Earl, r., son of Alr. and Mrs. Geo. kimba,l. July, l3th Coast Artillery. Kitson, Chester, Is, son of Charles and Mil dted kitsou Pomret Center April 9th, navy, gun crew off the Maine.
 Lindegren, Maurtz H., 25, son of Mrs. Annie Lindegrcn, August, Army, Aeropane squad. Watson, Frederick E., p, son of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence F. Watson, July 30, 59th Regt. Signal Corps
 WOODSTOCK
 Weaver CMleton A, l9, son of Holsey Weaver February 23, Army, Engineering
 KILLINGLY
 Kimball, Earl C.. enlisted June 2l, son of George H. kimball. 18th C. X. C.
 ASHFORD
 Keith, Merrill E l9, son of Arthur Nj. and Lillian A Eastiord, April i3, army coast ar tillery.
 Latham, Seret Q. H.. 84. son of Monroe F.. and Sarah NJ La'ham, Phceniyylle, April 6th, army coast artillery.
 Lewis, Edwin C.. Is, son of Marc F. and Emma Lewis. Eastford Enlisted Aug. 10, IT, in atmy Aviation Corps.
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30
Trailing Clouds of Glory.

Childhood is a stage in the process of that continual remanufacture of the life stun by which the human race is perpetuated. . People with no im- asination try to make things which will last forever. and even want to live for ever Themselves. But the intelligently imaginative man knows very we'll that it Is waste of labor to make a machine that win last ten years. because it will probably be superseded in half that time by an improved machine answer ing the same purpose. .. With all living thousand million cons and forever after. we die voluntarily. know ing that it is time for us to be scrap ped. 10 be remanufactured. 10 come back. as Wordsworth divined. trailing ever frightening clouds of glory. We must an be born again, and yet again and asain.-G. Bernard Shaw.
 Code of Beauty.
 Our eo,t, and schedule of beauty is. nften feel. very formal affair, tJfbar We are afraid or ashamed to diner from received opinions, or We have never thought of revising the code we adopted in our youth, or We do nai really look Tt things. or We ae hot care about beauty at all.-7A. c. Benson.
Putnam patriot., 1917-11-30

Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther. 1e02 11th St, N. w, Washington. D. C., writes: T endorse Peruna as splendid medicine for eatarrh and stomach trouble. from which I suffered sev- eral years. took fl for several months, found my heath was re- stored ard have felt splendioly ever since. I now take it when I con. tract a cold. and it soon rids fhe s-~- tsM VI a44s catarrhal tendencies.'