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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
THE WICHITA FALLS NORTH.
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NEAR CAR RARN
Small modern house Firth ana Klein
street, about 5000 cash; balance ilE II
month can Mt 1881 West tlh or phone
Walnut 2032-H.
FOR SALE -Four lots Improved.
Shields South Oklahoma addition,
servants house and garage. basement.
bearing fruit and grapes deep well. soft
water with pump, chicken house and
ynrdi electric lights and gas; connected
with sewer; easy terms Can NJ So or
g. r. Price, l22 W California
FINE S-room modern home. with 2 ar
lots, faces south with basement.
garage. wnshrdum. up in fine shape.
owner nonresident; hero for few days
Hail 2lf Lee BLDG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb ~ Rapid and
nervous fluctuations featured lu ihn
early trading IN cotton here today On
the opening emil tho most active months
we're 60 points up, after NhiDh tnrJ
fpll Ito 7 points under lestrfdHAH close.
Immediately recovering, however, and SO
iul tu % net fHo ui 10 points tho
dfouth iu 1oIuH vas the main sustaining
influence
fu,ufAhle spot accounts widtned the
adluuy, "a iu ~ paints but private &C..
ports ui rains IN Texas resulted IN more
or lrH selling toward noon causing
recession oi about 30 pululS from The
highest levels
Sput cotton steady and unchanged.
snlrs ON the spot Nl. 90 ufSyr ~ Low
Ws1dIuT 500 a. mildllnr II Nr, guud
mlddlug J.Gf. Receipts 1925. stock
lay,gpJ.
The market was quiet but slrldy after
the moon hour. standing ~ ! O'Clock "a
60 90 points ug net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Feb. B-COTTON; spo,
steady: prices higher Good middlInE
~ gId. middllng 231id; low middllng
- g2d. good ordinary p 22d Sales 2OOn,
Including 200 American Receipts i 900
Including lb.7O0 American. Futures
closed firm New contracts March
!. l5d. Alny 23HOd, June 3! SOD. old con-
Tracts. fixed prices March 226Ad
March-Aprll ~ sod. Apfll. May a. bld
May June 22ild. June July 70 36d Ot-
fetal noon closing values. February
todd 22t0d: February March toldJ
" sod: February new 2i2id
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
TONE
SEEN IN STOCKS
Steel Goes Down But ReCOv-
erS' Other Stocks Active,

NEW York Fb - The errAtio
course Of special stocks provoked con
siderable lrrcgularlty at tho opening OF
todays market Atlantic Gull. Central
Leather. Republic Iron and sumatra To-
hnccco were lower by ! To 2 popts, while
baldwin Locomouye rose v Ind Crucl-
bio steel, Great Northern ore and Mex
team Petroleum were substantially high
vr 4. S steel uaHcd slightly but soon
rallied llnllH were dull aud uncertain,
st. Paul ptd dropped ~ points Liberty
bonds held firm
Some NJ the active issues such ~ den.
crnl Motors. Hothlchom Steel Stude-
baker and Sunotru Tobacco, saRHed
Hgrin nj midday, hut the general list
rallied lntor Marked frmnesE wls
shown by H. Paul common and pE-
frrrud, nlon Pacific, Canadian Pacific
mud United Sintcs Steel
Rails were active md fairly strong In
tho Inst hour hut lost much OF their gains
toward IA" end ~ renewed pressure On
induEtrlah The ulosIng was irregular.
Liberty 2l3'H sold Ht W va 10 plgi first
~ Rt g7Os 10 g72o and second ls at
70 u TO gGG2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
CORN IS HIGHER
ON BAD WEATHER
Early Decline Offset by Snow
and Rain Reports,
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISION,

CHICAGO Feb g. - Uufnvorable
weather today tended 10 strengthen the
corn market Snow hnd rain prevailed
over q wide area, with more moisture I'm
prospect Damage 10 the quality of corn
was snid 10 be likcly aud the conditions
were adverse 10 the progress Of the crop
movement After opening shade high
er, with Nav 81 2Gt to 81 %. the market
reacted n tunc and then rose little
higher than before
Scanilness Of receipts gave some tram
sent strength 10 oats The market,
though. WIS later depressed by reports
~ difficulty IN obtaining cars f0r east
crn shipments Eastern prices. which
ranged from a shade 10 ~ higher. with
May NSc 20 SSltc, were followed ny slight
further gains and then sag 10 below
ycetcrdnv's finish
sharp declines In the hog market wenk-
cncd provisions Arrivps NJ hogs
Throughout the west were on large
sCnlc
Complaints that eastern roads were
failing TO supply nm adequate number of
Cnrs. acted later M n handicap against
the hears Prices closed steady NJ tho
snmr ms yesterdays finish 10 n shade
higher With March il27A and May
81 .2GTsul g7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

KANSAS CITY, Frb 29. BUTTER
and POULTRY. Unchanged EGGS
Firsts 72c POTATOES Weak. 81 sou
30 per hundLnhWeIgMlL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
il75 North McEinlc

II II - % y "a % u II R y u II u
FOH a.. 2jO We can sell an honestly built
home that is True Value Has 8
rooms and sleeping porch 81 1O0 Caslr
viii handle: balance nice terms
" f. Bradhurn K co. Realtors,
900 American Bank BldC Walnut 476
B n " B y u n II u y y n u B
WY 20 ~ Fine bungalow on West
wv 0Y . 18th street. 1900 block
five rooms and sleeping
porch: oak floors In living and dining
rooms; fruit trees: 5OyIiO feet: priced
right $500: small cash payment, bal
IA nee ensy. listing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

1OHT WORTH 1Na. Feb 2s CAT.
IlI Receipts 5000. Houdy md active,
he,.,s q EUu17 aO uDGs Worripfr
10000. goo lower. heavy tlfOUulG ..
slll.l EDuulplH. none lambs SO UuH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

Cut out the picture on all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line / IT'S en-
tire length Then dotted line 2, and 80
on Fold each section underneath accu-
rately When completed turn over and
you'll find n surUrising result SAYS tAe
pictures,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Produce Provisions


CHICAGO, Feb 2s-Ruiter lower,
creamery i3ni6c EGGS Lower; re-
ccipts l,i26 cascs; flrsts 37i5ci ordinary
firsts 36U3Ghc; NJ mark. cases included.
3Gu36AC POTATOES. Receipts rs
cars unchanged POULTRY. Alive.
UNCHANGED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

lnlIS Tho hog market registered iUr
in hoc luvur today tup nolug reached nt
'lb.tn luIlt NJ the wppy went ut ~ 10
=" iltA The mrikut showed from { 40
lu 81 lb lower than tho high spot earlier
tNlH week tlyu,y fp,eIuts hnyo been
coming IN ~ the north. the local market
dropping uu account M moro hogs coming
than can bc handled M once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE

nl'E. modern G.rDOm bungalow. WIN
sarge. on Llnwuud boulevard, close ln
tnr 5 900 llrai buy boo fhlH city Forced
On s'll. IAN 200 Leo building
lol, .sALE nv owner room bungalow
WIN barn lhuuo Walnut 1920
u Nrw 5room bungalow built
w ln features. nm W 31rdi l0ts
" b.NItn. paving paid q leHff
basement Price 1850. t2lO0 HulIduF
and Loan
g. q Uurb.
% T. NIITAUT A 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
KANSAS clrY

KANSAS CITY. Fcb e. CASH CORN
white 81 gJn205: No. 2 yellow 81 s5m
49, OATS. lower. No 2 white g2,,
No ? mixed sGltHS1c; RYE. s. 1Du2 g.
kAFElR and MILO MAIZE t37Uu3 g5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb 29 Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal OO5c moasses
u1mtual Refined sugar, steady; fine
granulltcd 7iIc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Feb 2R-CORN. N vel
low nominal OATS standard glAcn
Q2lsc RYE. No. 2 2CF BARLEY.
fIg5u22O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
|LLlSI;TYZE:yyEIIl
REAITnNG

REALTORS
|alnut o. 20g'l W Main 81
|uST satisfy mortgage, viii sell track
bge factory site near Item BISCUIT Co,
In 1880 improvements and Two lots,
for 81 500 cash. Phone. after Z O'Clock,
|alnut 7jNl-I
BROOM high-olays apartment house,
furnished; close in; owner leaving city,
bee $500 9lS v STILES.
bR SALE Six room modern cottage. 2
|lots. chicken house and yard. email
|yment down: $50 monthly without in
rest G.. E,rtce, l22 West CalifOr-
b. Maple &C.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

SUGAR

ST LOUIS Feb 2s-POUITRY and
iuTTIN Unchanged EGGS 3sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
coTToNsEED OIL

NEW YORK. Feb 7s-Ths coitonsced
oil maNSet clored quiet Spot 1878 hid;
March. 1915, Nay and July 1000 Sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Chart Should Be Made Before
Seeds Are Planted So Rows
VIII Be Easy to Cultivate,

Plan your home garden lu advance
Make a diagram ul the available space
allol the ground lo the vegetable, YOU
want ~ grow Prepare 90 make your
garden work until frost nest fall That
is advice ~ home gardeners hy hort.
,ullurlsls oi lhc United State, depart
mcnt Of agriculture.
In making a diagram of the garden il
is well tu use tough papcr such az
heavy wrapping paper, which wlI' stand
repeated handling out ol doors A fairly
large scale should he adopted So that
full notes can hc kept In the space, rep
fcsrulng lows II Ihc garden B, fairly
large or abnormaly long the diagram
may be made IN separate sections for
the sake okCouycnlcnCc
Crow Double Crop
Make the garden work AT summer
Make your plan, 80 that when one crop
~ ready Tor the table or for canning
another vegetable can hr planted be-.
tween the old rows and new paintings
can tax the space vacated Many home
gardeners seem content to raise single
crop on each plot Of land AZ their dis
poal bat It /, quito possible TO grow
two or three crops OF some vegetables
in one season.
A primary consideration IN arranging
lhc garden 7, the kind Of cultivation 90
he employed Where the work Is 10 be
done manly by means oi horse drawn
tools the arrangement should he such
as 10 give the longest possible rows and
straight outline should be followed.
The garden should he free from paths
across the rows and turning space,
should bc provided ut the end, Eor
hand cultivation tlhc method that prob
ably will be used by most home garden.
crsD the arrangement can he quito dii
icrcnI a, the garden may hc laid ou, in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

"Why are the stars so dim tonight'"'
she cooed softly
"lccause your eyes are so much
brighter" he whispered, pressing her
little hand
They were engaged then
'I wonder how many telegraph poles
it would take to reach from here to the
stars" she murmured, musingly
Zone, If il were long enough" he
growIed why don't you talk common
sense"
That was after they were married.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
REAL ESTATE 10 TRADE

,OR TRADE Hotel ln town of $500 80
miles num Oklahoma rIu uo lnoun
fhnct fur residence u" ."ry tact fui
Particular uiIrss s.lJa, care Okla
Jonah
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
NERVOUS TONE
SEEN IN COTTON
Prices Rise and Fall During
Trading Today
vrw ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW uUl.EANE. La, Rob 2S cotton
ulosed today at au HdWtncr NJ 60 ~
points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

gkLAuOMN THusT COMPANIES
BARGAINS
FAST SIDE UNNuAlN NJ large nice
modern rooms with BE- basement, urIf .Iy
srhsuI. p. iIu,h of or Dine Cor only
nSso, sm',i cish ,1ym'n, aud ihr
rsNAikApLE BARGAIN on East
iOm a. fuf only 81 Bon. $3.50 cash. balance
t1iN per month at b percent Interest
can Nr ClHrh
no TRADE ron REslDENCA HERE
Farm NJ 100 acres in Blaine county,
with fuu orchard, Groom house. y Zoo
cultivation. cement tank. fine well good
fences. price g. 800. farm loan for 500.
equity tu trade FOR home can Nf IIfk
t.I.UUN HOME NEAR igth and llud
sUu with fine halls. pantry. ClosciH base.
mont aud furnace. barn EnraE' chicken
houa, fine nengng fruit uccs FOR on.l
lHUu, small caLh payment balance 90
Hl.l can Mr morgan
s. fuO buys a-rUom homo on ? lots.
with large barn on ilBt ST. near rlassrn
Blvd only $500 cuHh balance like rent
Houses, stores and farms for rent
MI, ALBERT g. rrSUl.N ~ manager
NJ oHl lnsunnss Dept Ark him about II
We are g Z. 3 TREASURY AGENTS
for the safe ~ WAR-SANlNGS AND
TilurT STAMPS Huy lihslally. help
win the war
OkLNHONA TRUST COMPANY
jNs-lN Insurance Ildg Maple 70
wv @N bungalow on wgst a,lh
wv ny Il Street near llrlle Isle
w N@@ - car line, five rooms.
fully modern practically new. built lnst
Hll, garage, driveway. j0XliO feet nov
rented Tor i3J monthly. priced TO sell
49, lUu. liberal terms Listing a.
can us for appointment We cln show
you any class Of property at the right
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

New Groom bungalow with breakfast
room aud al1huilt IN features, rooms
lu uuk garage, drive ana Alude trees,
md at quite an extra expense, beautiful
decorations. built for a home; for sale al
Just tho cost of building and lot You
must soe this house 10 appreciate H.
peal with owner direct and save money
House may hc seen M any time NJ we
have been living In It ten days. Call aud
see IT, Terms
1855 North NcKinlcy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

r. SAIE-Rungalow. rooms. bar
ain; owner leaving city; good barn
I servants room combined. concrete
rm cave, good Clstern, garage. lot
40 feet. win also sell furniture com
te AZ n bargain: take look nj this
n location for home; 1927 w 16ih
; no tradeh: can arrange terms: buy
n owner. save commissions Phone
lrut 3S1t
- NEW B-room bungalow on ".
3Gth rooms In oak. others
white enamel, breakfast-room
.-~cement porch, garage and
yewav. good ncighhorhood Price
100, 32.2OO Building and Loan Co.
Z. & Huct,
X. r. STUART & CO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
PACKERS TAKE
MOST OF CATTLE
Hog Prices Fall Forty to Fifty
Cents on Local Market
THURSDAYS RECEIPTS.

CAT'fLE over lOn NJ tudHy'H small run
went direct 90 packers There WINS not
enough slun ou hnnd ~ mako mlr
test what few tho pHukrfs dl gst
showed Hll Of the weeks. Zoo udyHuuu.
Steers SOLD up tO tlUfs Tho Wu,ker
market was strong. Uud anywhere frum
81 30 tu " nn higher than ihu hgh limo
olrIy in the month
Closing Quotations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

Thrift and general prosperity e
hand in hand, Buy Thrift Stamps. 1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
kAGl;IHIlEEIEIll

Realtors,
Walnut II 2Dlil West Main street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

pI'ru - tho various grades NJ raiiIo urs
approximately 90 tUlIuHH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26
Schools In Close Race
For War Thrift Records

Compilation of school sales Of
Thrift Stamps for period ending
March %, shows that the same
standing has been maintained with
one exception. Grant school gets
on the honor roll this week, TAX
ing third place with sales totaling
81, 1861
The total for all the schools so
far is S16,39O.34.
Central school noses the Wash
ington school out OF fifth place
by a margin Of 1925, the total
sales of Central school being ST.
273.25 and the total Of Washing
ton school, $1,26S.
The honor roll now stands as
follows: First, Lowell; second.
whitman; third, Grant; fourth,
Bryant; fifth. Central.
The high schools are still far
behind in the race. Stadium
made a good showing during the
last week, gaining slightly more
than $4,000. Lincoln gained only
a little more than $40 for the
week. The record for all schools
for the full period of the cam
paign Is as follows:
Lincoln high, S140.25; Stadium
high, $500; Bryant, e1,501.75;
Central, :1,273.25; Dash Point.
s20.50; Edison, $4s1.75; Fern
Hill, $3.50. %: Franklin, s775.25:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26
AMERICANS
RESTLESS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, March 25.-Explo-
sions were observed in the rear
of the German lines north of
Toul today following American
artillery fire.
There is considerable aerial
activity and the enemy threw
some gas shells into the Ameri-
can lines. This front otherwise is
quiet.
American soldiers are greatly
interested in the German drive
and wish they could share the
brunt of the defense with the
British.
A few companies of American
engineers are already at the Brit
ish front. 1t is believed possible
they threw down their tools and
fought with rifles as they did in
the battles around Cambria last
November. Otherwise, the denial
that Americans are engaged in
resisting the German drive is
reiterated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26
Simms' Dispatch

Continued From Page One.)
ever, by both the sunshine and
starlight. During the past four
days fighting more than 200 ma
chimes have been brought down.
One hundred and twenty have
been seen to crash to earth in
kindling wood, while SO were
observed falling beyond control.
Over a Desert.
Low flying machines are ceas-
lessly harrassing the German at
tackers, sometimes simultaneous
ly bombing advanced waves.
When Gen. Won Bellows men
crossed the Somme south of Pc
rome the battle recommended on
the vast, war-wrought desert over
which the half maddened Ger
mans were driven a year ago
along the line.
There are no trees, no houses
in this region, which Is she'll
pitted for miles. Then the Ger
mans were unable to bury their
dead. They are now fighting
over their comrades bones.
Thick columns of the enemy are
slowly driving forward against the
battering of the British guns.
Their reinforcements are coming
up from all parts of the lines.
Bring ReinfOrcements.
Prisoners say these reinforce
ments include reserves from
Flanders, Laon, Rheims and YER
dun.
Hindenburg is sparing no lives.
The kaiser is putting all in the
melting pot.
Monday night finds the Tom
mics cheerful turnout the front.
Their spirit is unbroken. | saw
reserves awaiting orders playing
football within ordinary gun
range.
Civilian refugees, refusing to
allow themselves to be captured,
are taking their lot stoically.
The British troops are sticking
to their positions to the last man
against tremendous odds, falling
back in good order when their
thin line finally cedes this or that
point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26
BOYS WANTED

THE TACOMA TIMES has few
rood routes open for LIVE boys
No Sunday morning paper to De-
month for each 100 papers deiiv.
EJACULATION MANAGER
TIVE TACOMA TIMEA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26
BY j. w. PEGLER
(United Press Leased Wtre.N

LONDON, March 26.-With
jazz bands jazzing George Conan S
lover There" lounge lizards
dancing and girls posing elabor-
ate cigaret holders in waxen fin
gers, the atmosphere of certain
London hotels Is thick with dis
cord and smoke, while British
manhood is crucially imposing a
wall of human flesh against
militarism.
In one place last night I saw
an American jazz band with ne
gro drummer, apparently suffer-
ing from st. Vitus' dance, and
flat-chested banjo players who
whooped it up until midnight.
There were few officers among
the crowd which thickly peopled
the tables scattered over red
plush carpet in a wide, glittering
red, gold and ivory saloon. Most
of the guests were in evening
dress, chiefly civilians. Some had
been invalided home from the
army and others were long past
military age. Here and there
were the easily recognized male
tea fighters and many girls who
obviously were habitues.
In the next room there was an
ever-changing, wondering little
group which read the bulletin
board giving the latest news from
the front with EXPLANATIONS of
surprise. The newsboys in the
streets were shouting Haig's COM
munique telling that the British
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26

WASHINGTON, d. c., March
26.-American engineers have
apparently suffered losses in the
German west front offensive.
Caught in the Teuton onset
as at the first battle of Cambria
they have battled CALAMITY.
Their losses will be small, as only
two regiments are within the
British line, and there were only
three companies in the Crozat
canal region. Berlin sought to
make 1t appear that a more or
less sizeable reserve force had
been defeated there.
American official confidence in
the ultimate result of the German
drive was maintained today de-
spite the less favorable develop
ments of yesterday-the loss Of
Nesle and Guiscard. Such men
as Acting Chief of Staff March,
Major General Leonard Wood,
Brig. General Mcintyre, press
censor, still felt that victory
would not rest with the enemy.
The thought here is, after
study Of the developments and
from knowledge of plans. that
the British are maneuvering ad-
vantageously.
The Germans have pushed In
after them, thus lessening their
chance of developing attacks sue
cessful elsewhere than in the
Somme region, and now, appar-
emily, the enemy will soon feel
the force of British and French
reserves. Use of them at an
earlier stage would have been
poor tactics, according to mill
tary experts.
More U. S. Troops Needed.
The situation serves to accentu-
ate the need for ever more Amer
lean troops. Gen. Wood urges
that, and other officials agree
that the U. s. reserve of victory
must be pushed.
However, Americas force,
while sizeable this year, will not
have the determining punch be-
fore next spring, as most authori-
ties here see It, Troop transport
is improving. Ships, however,
still are sadly needed, anti-sub-
marine work grows more effect
i've, but it will be winter or spring
before the full weight Of America
in all these lines is available.
General Woods pessimistic re-
ports on the lack of airplanes In
France served to accentuate re-
cent statements that General
Pershing was far from pleased at
this Ecarcity.
Woods suggestion for 5000
600 men in training and for an
army OF 100000 abroad, met
with varied views. The five mil
lion in training is possible, but
most army men say it would be a
doubtful plan in view of the
shortage of transport facilities.
Open Fighting Soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-26
MRS. O'CONNOR
GAINS 8 POUNDS
TAKING TANLAC
Reg8ins III g a t b and
Strength After Suffer
ing Five Long Years.

Mrs. John O'Connor, who lives
at 33S East Oldham street, Knox
Vile, Tenn, called up the Kuhl-
man-Chambliss Drug Company re-
Gently and said she wanted to
speak to the "Tanlac" man. When
Mr.. Willis answered the telephone
Mrs. O'Connor made the follow
ing remarkable statement:
Il just wanted you to know and
everybody else to know, what that
Tanlac medicine has done for me.
Why, | have gained eight pounds
already, and have only been TAX
ing 1t for ten days. have just
finished taking the first bottle
and have sent Mr.. O'Connor back
to the store this morning for an
other bottle. This Tanlac GER
tainly does just what you say it
will do. / began to eat better,
sleep better and feel better from
the very first dose, and the change
in my condition has Just been
wonderful. I had good doctor
before | began using Tanlac, but
he didn't seem to understand my
case and his medicine did not
seem to do me any good, SO just
set 1t aside and quit using 1t.
For the past five or six years
I have been in a rundown condi-
tion-nervous, weak and at times
very dizzy. l had nervous head
ache and indigestion perfectly
awful. My stomach was so weak
I couldn't digest the lightest kind
of food. l was nervous and de-
pressed and slept very little.
had become so respondent over
my condition that / thought moth
Ing would help me. 1t certainly
was lucky for me when l heard OF
Tanlac. 1t is not like any other
medicine | have tried-it seems
to soothe my stomach and is a
fine tonic, too, because my appe-
lite is good now, and l digest
what | eat. If any one had told
me there was a medicine on earth
that would make me gain eight
pounds in ten days, | would have
thought them crazy.
81 don't believe there Is an
other medicine on earth like Tan
lac. My catarrh is also a great
deal better-in fact, hardly no.
uce it any MORE
Tanlac is sold in Tacoma by
French Drug Co. under the per-
sonal direction of a special Tan
lac observation-disclosures
ment.)