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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Siosfriitct "SDmra".

NogIe Set al sio5ifriftet "Spm.
"a" S gurgange, ouer 1000
itorc Siocr ~ IGIgeS til ncoiattc
Griicr. 2igeiaa "Norif Imerifa.
nernc8 Scitifriit 1914" $50
ltore Sioer, inobunoet - til baIu
@rj8. SutcreSiercOe beoes ben.
peuoe liz I'll
8bc Spmra Co.,
Dor 3t3,
Iecorab, So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

segninqer - Inn u frapsit Si.mmsmibeel. Der tau
prspes al ho~emiomheIit uoeM Netoitnina. Ia.
xfter at bu bar foriset bet ps better thirds meo ben
Qineriua o. aemfort bet bar ainet big. ituo o5 en-
9oaar. Sois ifft. fotter - bia intst. In btfttms
mer % ri tror big paa bit crb. vi ptb its bpors
ban pi funbe pii, mere ubelr1riet 5iitrp til bort
MibbtI. 2tf tuersr molten ! suhper staeis % ale
1iItiaubs AZ beune faa iuerttfuIbe Snqoom. ieIp efter
en- bel Sepetios GlsHeigheo. @i bar mpetaeef Suuorts
htr az Srepe. 'crtansnes ON bet osIe, 'om bette merit
paroiQe pirtrinQs'nlee Snlien haf hapi. titer al alt
anest bar feiei enopa ~infibare oa farIiss Gperatioutr.
% bet eftsr 10 % ~ Aers SIbeIier. Ge milbtr 2lf1ls
br brinesS cite unber q sutret paa 60 enehe
abrssie: DR.. Van Week Co.. Dept. Y G 4.
Jackson Mich. Ssuo inasr Feuas. efrip ieag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Mai / 1917, efttr ar bare prret ina
/ l QtdmeOer. 6au oar isot par
@ndroeu Sourud / 6euurS Rrefes
gieIo. 6un oeoe / %roen paa i'm Srels
ier / eu 4loer al 20 aur. Sreo meo
Sans Sneo! @etignet prrc bans Wius
be! Mrs. Sod Sperien.
Seruoalc. @dIh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Bon nil brinse big
en- regular Dollar
Gaffe af Or. San
@leds trsbpbbelte Nh.
'prrtipn Sehonoiiuefor
tlpeuor, ~btsoeuoe,
~ubnaoenoe VtIts
liant ale andre Iiausrbe
Cnher nlt ! umertet
GmiIna al prove
trit. Gr. Dan @lst.
ttoiieere airurs / be
Soreueos Steters Ar'
ne. nupenote 40 Aar III
at fnlhtoTmeuaiere nm
M perbensbereWts
Mtiorption @stbcs
pc. Snasn antp, iussn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Tra Sablen, u. Saf.

Seq bill MI / bisic tolbe, bitre Sa>
nuarbaoe itripe noele Orb / bort GreT
he glub, iom III mootar prTcis TO
@ange ON ll8en.
Sm @eir og Gino er Oct life lent
at ifripe, men min Sanfe Ell, at 9torth
Satptu iaar ROT lin fulbe Sci al Vim
teren oaian iadr.
Scr omfring Su6len bar / Set forz
Ipunone Nar rrret mango, lom bar
eiftet iig. Sa ieg tunne l9ple mll,nlt
tppe Gar, lpuu er tonntet / De SGrter,
Ipm albrig lfal brittle. Ser er tln
npgle faa Y~cbcrIpenbe i9ien, bporaf
nrailge bar raDe NGier, @teu lnnot
nof er Get, at Sc repe Nrier er lite
iommet fra Niinneiota3 @rnnoepins<
hule berne Sul, men er ienot ira
Torbpoleu5 aulbefu5Ie.
Iblingen / benire Sci al SIateu bar
nof life at itrpte al. 6peoe git fra
10 til IS pr. Tcre, &apre omtring
BET iamne mepeus Spg off iua labt
FIRM 10 9uihel pr. Ncre. Ser bar
libt 8egn ira @uareM men ben ferite
,>utl ptllplt vi plAi pHl >NhhN "NtNi
% gns, ia inbtil Sllnoen pan &iGlz
beren blep tor, Iaa ieg err reb for, at
oS%uIeordmmen blep for sc flelte at
alane paa be, tonmc SLATER, Iom en-
Sang / Siben bar oGret fulbe al iterte
Eager.
Sea leler Iaa ofte / "Sol1en"
"WeIenmab". Seq pilbe tilfeie liot
Sritfc. iaa Set fan blipe ct belt @oals
tib. Sc peb 10, at ct @toaltib MI ON
Sasen er perp iaa meget Iom Ell Sres
biebel al bpao hi betaIer for bort
Grebe @lab ON Saret, 1an mar Der
IfripeS "Wtellemmno", iaa bsr man
life slemn,e Sriffe; thi bet uo9isr oo
ct FELT Wnal. Saa pil jeg iise Dor
Tebcftsr og ale Slobets 2Giere Sa!
for bet gunlle Nar % enife, at bette
upe snr man .brinae Nreb ! ale friN-
fsrenbe 2nnbel apr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Wemli9e Orb.

@eo Set fannie ieg Ienber ,ihb Be
tnlingeu for "9ecorabsG Soften" os
"@eo Nrnen". pil ieg iaa Sou at
tatte laa me9et, for oct er ct 9oet
glaS, % "Irnen" blir lGir ierit al alt.
Saa pil ieg pnife oere ct gobt stptaar!
Scr. Ole Snfobion,
Stdu(eh, sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
@rmiom &iIeS.
Sr. Ban gled bar innoet Gste
2~igoring, builfe b~elbreoer
Sm6n0er.
Senb Sort for Collars Yrsue irit

2il b%pemiombelt linsabe al Yiles (69s
morrboioer) eisr ri bette %ubesr9niebe Sils
buo: Senb os bin gbresie, oQ omeaaenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
E CT E MA

Sgiau fnlSt sfab. SAT- Rbsun. Frurtus. RIFT Srat
gspttr eoiiou. 2setpiua stiu 10. a.
Ira irct gt;tnia lau b,lbrtots permanent, ca ra,-
ita Ngtr helbrehel. nfuer lea rttop hpab tea fltr -
hetbrcStt, 90 TIE bave Nittst 'atnntsu for en- lio. 'ori1t
ipieu at brnbe uo o0rrs suo for putf, lea aisr otHns
Toai,anh s',er at haoe bshouoltt u1itrn IN halu Utit.
lion lAf0lber al ecseua % dupeuot ~ Nar al ain
9ih paa eers s,ehanhIina. Tet er MTG liatanibtet aoas
alt bu bar bruGt. tasr pormauae SRaer bar iaas Sa,
al IN lite fuu htlbrsbes 49, alt leg foriduQer er sIus 81
aniebuina TT al beoiis MIN EaaitnHo. pnts oa pl
Rrles Ill mia ioas. bill lea 'eHes big en- fri prtes u
nit mlloe, %Iinorsuoe, pGrarttrees wlooei. Der Ntfsrlps
rIeptrhtpds Sia 'pm bet har miq. ppis eu bar ailft,t
oI1ttrp % oft Vuo. or'orcrer isa biq III al sioe Hta
suitbuina III al btpiie ninr Raaitauoe. 8ee at lfrio.
III mia ioaa, oil eu nnoe nisTt etrtslIa Romfort eI>
bp upqenfnos frosoe oeune g'erben fuube briule biz
Gurisq be-, tiu. % lea fslsr mia oosEbeoIft ON. GtoI
ut bare eng Meo mia.
DR.. J. {. cAkNaDaY. rs Court Block. ssdalis. M.
Retereneer Third National Bank, Ssdaiia. No.
Ssne bette apsrtjs cement til Hoaen. esrItosr AZ Seisui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

@eo het iamme ie9 inbieuoer min
Detailing FOR 9lnoet, bill ieg ida tat,e
for alt BET gooe 2rieitof, iom 500
item" brin9er os / Nnrets 2sb. 90
Iaa oil ie9 euiie "Yoitcu"s 8eoattsr
ca Terlonale ell ~olGhelis Sui og goot
Eptaarl Web agtelie.
Martiu Doe,
Gunner. @ui6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

@eo oet ianrne hi inbienoer Beta.
lingeu for Slnoet pil ieg ii9e Saf for
alt BET gooe 29ieltof. @i bar holot
SecoraheR niteu" / II aar og llter
ZEN uomertet. Seg ton life pPre "@eS
Nrncn" foriioen, for BEN er altib 9oS.
@i bar haot BEN iireite @inter hcrlloc;
III en- - CONNER Sne poa 4 Sage,
og ioa TOM ser ilig Sonmrerpiuo o.
Negu, ian uGIten al Green imeIteoe.
Set reenehe / 3 belle Sage % 4 Nrte
ter, ioa ie8 aIorig bar Jet Wnqen til
set. SorSen er libmerfet Silitduo
I'll nGite @aar. @il hernteo enitc S!os
hcts &erionale, og 2riere ct qoot
Nptanr. On Sarmerfone,
9aliipeu, Wont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
ioritoppelie bepirfer Suabpm.
Martin Doe,
Gunner, @uih.

Silab life big ielp al blips ioritoppct. oa
BIT Spiism eieblitfslis uil bsspnbs at optaqt
osiiteu al bet opltoppsos Anolh. Srne II.
Sings Nep eiis Fius o. holo big rift.
Ter or Insen beors Setrpeselis mob Spsbom.
Sorisa bet ! gften. 25c. aue apoi6sters.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Set er MI paatiSc. at ie9 ienNer
min aontinaenr I'll "2ecorabs Soften"
ipr CT Aor, $3.50. Sat for alt oct
sobe 2eIeitof, iom BEN brineer ps.
Sen tJnmer lipt ienere rIonmeti0cr,
men reu er pelfounn,eu, naur BEN font
ner. 81 liter Slaoct ltomerfet, Oh
"@eb arnen" life at olentme. ct soot
9tntaor iii "SccorabsR oiten"s Reoafz
ier. Enll Galliou,
Be aoIb. So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Rim tiGrt Sro0er, QdHS (or8rtru
ion osoe Den 9oe Iauuar / i'm "a!
tiers. Smfreo 'SStet9 0iem Spriur
9aGen. Rinn.. - aar OF 6 glauleoer
GamuIel, Crit Soggumlou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Sea oil ber0eo aisre 5eiiener ior
5lrst 0g gsnuer. aT min Segtsirus.
@i.ber. .. Sperieu NsNe rem 29oc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

10 visit their SON Frank Reed IN train.
a.. I'"N - W. ua,n
"h ,oI , NV, Na,' I'a''ius
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l.,'''m ''Ti ~, u'l n''u, y,'.,luaY AZ
m,., y. ", 49, h"y'' JUG
"'" "'"h "
Merritt Ora, lnrmrTlv Of ibi, civ
.b. a.. L,,n ,bc mo, a., b,s. -.
r,,,,, W,i,,,' On, ~, ,.,,L
,nI rn,L,, ,nI' Wv"
',,,'' '' "',' ,'''T", .,,, WI" ''
'"'" W. ''''"e'
Nrs Richard C. N,rI of l2lOy North
Srlc, avenue. f., visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Aiken "a Find
Nr and Mr. Ir,I Sutton III
Nnr,h Dro,JN,v have a., their our,,
,br Inter, brorhcr l,me, A Cox ol
pl,ir,,cw 1r,,,
y y v
The ladies OF Capitol Rcbckah lodge
no. will serve q cafeteria dinner to-
morrow evening from % 10 ! o'clock m
DlI I,llnvr hail vlr.h will he fol.
l.,,rl by , or.rr,m and b,,,r
v y y
Mrs A A Ouuk. lOl Fast Third
street. entertained the g. l. Knitting
omit Yesterday having as additional
quest, Mr.. A 4 Ur3rey Mr., 4 II
gcl,n, and NJ, + + ~af,op Mr..
At Dave lis E,e IlGb ,,rsct viii
,n,s,,,ir tbe amt re,, ve,k
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
W6tuers Var Work

n 20 O'Clock 10 make comfort pillow
Tor the soldier. Ms, X T. Brown.
girls secretary, r m charge OF these
meetings.
The Home Den. u,.ratiou club Of
! Capitol lllll met Yesterday afternoon
100 the bee school building Miss lla
Ross. assistant home county demon
slrltlon agent. gave a demonstration
100 vegetable cookery Io the womcn An
! official drmDns'ratur, wa, elected who
viii have charge OF the meetings any
time that Mamie Walker. county home
demonstration agent, or Miss Ross d,
not present TIN, club meets every first
and third Wednesday,
Two hundred and twenty AyS com
by the night workers in the Elks hall
hy the uIrht workers IN the lll, hail
.urnloll drc ng unit OF the Red Cr..,
last ug'r Mr.. prrn'lss Price wa, ~
charge ol the work
Miss Ethel Cahtrcc will he in
charge o0 On. Chamber of Commerce
,irrirll drrs ugs unit ol rlc Red Cros,
tonight She will be assisted by pupil.
teachers, Mis- Mamie Dc.lgc and Mis-,
Edith Canada.
Red Cross headquarters for the OK.
'lhoma county chapter with offices m
rhc fmprc Orc Ilng will close lomor.
row at O'Clock. .hpn Cine executive
srDr,'ar'r. will have q hall holiday.
One hundred and nine helmet, have
been turned into central Red Cross
work room since the call for he'll
met, came from the southwestern di-
vision headquarters at ST.. Louis two
weeks ago,
Mrs Lucy Lindsay ~ years old, who
hI, been knitting a sweater. Complct-
ed It and turned It into central Red
| Cross work rooms yesterday afternoon.
Mrs G G Kerr, a graduate i%nstruc-
'nr IN surgical dressings, is teaching
'lc women OF the South Side unit OF
rhc Ned Cross, who meet every day in
fine Washington school. today This
unit holds the record for output in Ok
lahoma City and It IS the desire Of
'Hc women 10 keep up to the good name
that they have made for themselves.
Mrs. Frank lIshwick is chairman.
The different circles Of the First Pres.
hytcrian church have been serving
lunches every day 10 the women who
work for the Ninth and Robinson uni.
Of the Red Cross, m the church ThoS,
women who served ON Tuesday includ,
Mrs. William Christie. Mrs. Van Ars.
dale and Mrs D. W Carrico. and yes.
terday Mrs. Homer Jacquc, Mrs. W. +
I Campbell and Mrs A Mason served
lunch to the women. This idea oI
serving luncheon each day to the won.
en- who are working IN this unit, help,
to swell the funds Tor the unit. Yes.
tcrday two doycn pairs of paiamas
were turned into the central Red eros,
work rooms from the hospital supptl
department OF the unit. Mrs Fred.
crick Owen. chairman Of the unit, say
that during the cold weather the worl
went mcrrily on, and that there wcr,
M Sctbacks on account Of the cold
The rooms are well heated and every.
thing is made comfortable for the
workers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
ARMY ENLlSTS 149 MEN
IN STATE IN TEN DAYS

The nine recruiting stations in Okla
homa Of the regular army have enlisted
40 men during the ten day period Feb
ruary II To N, according TO a report
compiled At the recruiting office here
today The report show, that Okla.
homl City's station obtained more than
twice the number of men obtained at
any other recruiting station m tho
state. with hity seven enlistment,
Tulsa was second with twenty four.
The other recruiting stations obtained
the following number Of recruits
Muskogec, nineteen Nrimorc and
ChickaSha twelve each; Shawnee. mine
Enid, eight AlluS, five and MrNlc'tcr
three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
Police Are Ordered
to Kill All Strays
to Protect Gardens

Chicken dog or cat hnrlcrs. who
Nlluc the lives OF their pets" had bet
lef keep them ON their own premise,
as the mayor today issued order, ~ the
police department lo Mil any chickens.
dog, or cats off their owners premise,
All stray horse, or COW, will be picked
up hy lhc police. and besides having 90
pay tho pound pen lee. Y, cent, q dly.
the owner will be- arrested and fined
the maximum m the municipal count lor
allowing animals lo run At large The
order B., issued 90 protect war gardens
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
TELEPHONES

,Momsn'' Counsel Of Defense, Maple
Red erO'' Chapter, Secretary, Ma.
Red Cross, Financial Secretary,
Maple 2s62,
IL Civilian Rollsf, Maple 40.
state Red Cross headquarters, Wal,
Genital Red eros. wOrsroom',
Ilks nan Unit Of Red Cross, Maple
Got
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes In first aid, home care Of
the sick, and dlatetles, Walnut 1900.
Mrs. W. J. Pcticc director Of WON
ms work for the Oklahoma count
haptcr OF the Red Cross. organized the
|2ebeccas into 70 unit yesterday after
Ron at ? o'clock The meeting was
held in odd Fellow, hall, 800.
South Walker Mrs. Alice Rice wa,
Elected chairman OF the unit and Mr.,
|. W. Hcams secretary treasurer The
Women Of lhr omit will work CNrr'
"wednesday an dly 10 OdI Fellow,
bali, which will be fitted up a, a work.
Dom A knitting department. will also
he established there
Tn, central poi, n, the ~ { r. 4
|net Yesterday afternoon IN fnc home u.
kIrs {. / Uerdrirk. ais Wet Seventh
l,rec, Twelve women were rrrscn,
Biz pounds of wool were distributed a.
he women rrr.,nt ,o mako sweater.
Ehirh vill hr rr,prprI a, ,hc mes, mcr,
NO which viii be held Two week. from
yesterday in the home OF Mis-. Cora
Iammett 1875 North BroaIv,y
Night workers Of the West Capitol
[verv Monday and Wcdnc.I,v p,ght T.,
evy IN thr Masonic hail eomplc,rl ten
k,rmerts Al the l,st tNo mcct,pgs The
@t,n,r,t ladies' aid NJ IN, Cbri,,;,n
Fburrh mel, w,ih this rpit yes,erd,y al.
uLnpon anu ''Ee pClt,u 10 El', T,Il
NeuUoNuly w IVY N'&' ""h 10 "''P
ncrea'e TIC output %, '"'' "n'''
,Tw.t,. name, oi ,b. W,u,,I u, &
II sc,yrd y,.,rrJ,y ali J,y an ,L,
N;tl,,d srb,oI ,or ,r, R,d C,..
Women of the Zion Lutheran church
kcrc organized into % uuit OF the Red
tro,s bv Mrs. W. J. pc,,cc director
women work fur the Red Gro.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
Dockwotkets End strife.

NEW YORK. Feb FL Nine hun
dred longshorcmen employed by tho
Southern Pacific Steamship company
returned TO work At noon here today,
after having received official n%otliica
ton from the labor adjustment board OF
the United States shipping board that
an increased wage scale had been
granted. The men walked out ye'ter-
la.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
WHY Fuel Value 4, L.msn,d.

Careful estimate, made by the H.,
rector of the bureau NJ mines and his
associate, indicate that while last
wears coal output oi dOOOO0OO ton,
will probably hr increased a. 0SO0OO,-
Nm ton, tins year, the effectiveness OF
thr,I fuel will be equivalent 10 a pro.
dn.ll0n ol normally prepared coal ag'
grcgalug only S7OONnO tons The
rca % for this surprising discrepancy
o., that much of tho coal Is not being
prepared with the usual care II is cal-
culaltd that there I, s pefcent more
ash content IN this years coal than in
that NJ previous years. In other words.
approximately rOOnO carloads Of ash
are hcng added to me burden horne
hy. the railways
II ha, been shown that the Inclusion
ol S percent more a,h m the coal
mean, a reduction In efficiency in the
remaining good coal Of u per cent.
Stating the case another way the total
reduction IN the Goals effectiveness 10
l2I percent
Trade with the patriotic store. See
| that your dealer Is an agent for Uncle
Sans Wa Savings Stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
ElnrencY O,pnnIIaLIon

lur Che purpose oi exchanging idea,
uu conservation, efficiency, elimination
OF waste. and good plant management
ten t.r cream manufacturers have m.
Dopuratcd the lulcr.C Cities lee Cream
company, 10 meet war problems with
good information Nh u teamwork basis,
wo OF these Companc' are IN Cleyc.
land, which is the headquarters oi the
new corporation, two in Washington
u. &, two IN Detroit. three IN 1olelo
aud one IN Warren, Ohio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
Army Sends Twelve
to Colorado Camp

Twelve recruits for the army left
Oklahoma city today for the training
camp at Fort Logan, Col They wera
the men who enlisted at the recruiting
station in lhi, state during the tweniy4
four hour period ending at noon today.
The name, Of the recruits and their
home towns follow
John W Slaughter. Hoover. Robert I.
Williams, Nhon Thomas u. HOdusmore,
Ndn Clarence O. Cannon Hfoken ARROW
Robert IT, simpson, MuskoEes: Archie W.
ncnuor mud Joseph NJ Turner. Ohm1l-
gee. OTTO Russell NlnusknH, Onrnlo o.
Cturkoi. Parsons, Kan James N khocb-
Icy. Falcon. M Wuhori " stevenson,
port innd Ind and Lloyd T. Cannon.
IIuutENItlo. AK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

To be possessed Of a head Of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy.
wavy and free from dandruff, is merely
a matter Of using a little Danderlne.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots Of it, Just
get a small bottle Of knowlton's Dan
derine now-it costs but a few cents
all drug stores recommend it-apply
a little as directed and within ten
minutes there will be an appearance of
abundance, freshness, fluffiness and an
incompatible gloss and luSter. and try
as you will you cannot find a trace of
dandruff or falling hair; but'your real
surprise will be after about two weeks
use, when you will see new hair-fne
and downy at first-yes-but really new
hair-sprouting out all over your scalp
-Dandcrinc is, we believe, the only
sure hair grower, destroyer Of dandruif
and cure for itchy scalp and it never
fails TO stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft YOU hair really is. moi,tcn a cloth
with a little Danlcrinc and carefully
draw it through your hair. taking one
small strand at a time Your hair will
be s.r gI...v and '.. ~ n lu,t
"A few moments delightful surprise
awaits everyone who trcs this. lAdy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

think | would die II he married some
one else. What is your adyice'
n n.
Ask him not 10 send the diamond
until YOU can decide whether or not
YOU love him. You do not love him
enough 10 marry him OF YOU would
not he 60 much in doubt Wait until
he returns from the war before you
decide
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
SAM LoYD'S BRAIN FOOD
Seven Minutes to Digest This
Afh luI

"VFVU WIHUTea 10 UIRtW ThII,
NO lAl.
Take some church music, add a
rlrmrul, subtract An exit, add q I'm
vessel add q china vessel. add u
,lrprnlcrs tool subtract the PROV
ol q boat, subtract a boy, add a
point ol land. subtract a hcadwcar
and the resulting letter, will spell
tUIMpANIEE
Answer TO No 1871.
The war taN stamp buyer received
lnr IN, ttO s ones. 50 twos and "
OF the i've l.llg stamps,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

Dear Mrs. Thompson, How can !
get in touch with relatives in invaded
territories over in Belgium and northern
France
Could it be through the American
commission in Belgium or the Red
Cross organization in France Could
YOU give me their address or where
they can be obtained for | would like
to know about my folks
YOURS TRULY.
Write TO the American Commission
in Belgium, care OF Department Of
State, Washington, d. G." Also ad-
dress a letter TO the Secretary Of State,
Washington, d. c, in each letter give
the name and address OF the relatives
according to their last known residence
and any identification you can such as
business connection, and relations.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: () | am en-
gagged to a young man who lately en-
listed in the army. ! have one of those
flags which they hang in the window
to show that someone has gone to war.
| would like to knc,, if it would be
propcr for me to hang it in my window ?
CIV Do the girls wear the embroidered
letters and figures on their sleeves to
show what company the BOYS are in.
A READER.
~ II will be all right to hang it in
your window
~ | have not known Of any girls
doing so.
Dear Mrs. Thompson | have a friend
in the army Before he left he wanted
to get married, but | thought best not
to. Now he wants to send me a
diamond Sometimes ! think / really
couldn't be- hapr with him and again
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

Dr. Alice Gregory. shown In her uni.
form Of officer m the T. s. A. Women ,
Overseas Hospitals The title ol u. s.
A. Women, Overseas hospitals was &c
Gently decided upon hy the National
American Woman Suffrage asSocia.
ton, under whose auspices the work Of
mercy in caring for the sick and
wounded will he carried ON. DR.. Greg.
DRY is directing the arrangements OF
the unit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21
Problems
Heart
M2C ELLAALZH ZhGM(lk
MRS. THOMPSON

HEAR MRS. THOMPSON: ~
VIII yos please tell me where !
- can sell tlnioil and how much |
can get for it2
() | am a girl Of fourteen and |
am spotted with heavy freckles. Can
you give me a good and simple rene
dy and how and when to use it?
GD | left school and | left behind
a very good and friendly teacher. Do
YOU think 1t would be all right to write
to herr And what would it be best
to write in the letter.
SUN BONNET.
% Pure tinioil is very high in price
now, but most OF the thin metal folI
you see now IS not tin. Aluminium and
lead are both used as substitutes. You
can. however, usually dispose of any
sort OF foil at scrap metal dealers
place, and the price OF it will depend
on the dealer and on the metal you
have. Pure scrap tin sells for about
seycnty-ilye cents a pound, aluminium,
about thirty and lead not over two or
three cents a pound.
(2) Heavy ircckleS arc very hard to
remove, but you can try the lotion
made Of two drains Of zinc oxide. one
quarter dram bismuth Sub-oxide, one
and thrcc-Quartcr dram OF d~cxtrin, and
one and onc-Quarter drains OF glycerinc.
Spread the paste upon the frecklcs al
uipht. hplorg upinu IN he'd aud rempve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

Trade with the patriotic store See
that your dealer Is an agent for Uncle
Sans Wal Savings Stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-21

Mrs. A. A. Cronk, l0l East Third
(treei. made sweater IN a day and
J half, one helmet IN d day. and alto.
ksther she has made twelve helmets
(nd twelve sweaters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-07-04
ON A HIKE IN FRANCE
Herbert Corey Tells How One
Regiment Reached the Front
BY HERBERT COREY.

Just Behind the Somme Front (ty
mail. Hiking is something more than
word to me now-for | have liked.
For days we had awaited the order to
start for the front. Officers and men
were alike impatient to get away.
They have all wanted to get into the
fight as soon as possible. The word
had come that at last the fighting was
to be of the seml-open order. At last
they began to grumble. In spite of
maneuvers and drills and inspections,
time hung heavily on their hands.
One night those of headquarters were
grouped about q blazing fire in the
tower room of the old chateau in which
the colonel's household was quartered.
The days work was done, except that
an army's work, like a woman's, is
never done. Orders are always coming
at hours which the recipients declare
are ridiculous and absurd. The mess