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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-Rl.M,l

HELP WANTED-BEMAI ~
1 ART WORK wanted TO help In a
beautiful art and drApcry work can worn
All or spare time can take work home
Call AS south Denver
BILL CLERK Wanted. young lady for bill
| clerk by wholesale house; permanent posi-.
nGn Tor rise, parry state experience and
CQok-wsnted eolorcd cook and house
Keeper will furnish quarters Call At Nine
ts-n'h and Detroit Usage ii2T
EMPLOYED LADY Anied, employed IAdy
70 share apartment; close in Phone S2o2
| GENERAL HoUsEwoRK White Sir Tor
general housework CHl 6ls North Boulder
or phone Usage 1866
GIRL Wanted girl to assist in.-grocery
s,'npifss verpsrisno. not necessary fSpIy At
HoUsEKEEPER- Wanted middleaged woman
for general homework aud a. com
pahion. Usage 66l6,
hol sEkEEPER wanted 1880 Fosturis
small house and three children. higI,
wages need not apply
HousEWoRk Wanted colorcd house girl.
must be good cook Phone $3.50
HouskWohk--W Wanted. a neat white girl
for housework Usage iiss
NOT VSFkFEPER-- Unincumhrrcd. wanted Tor
oil field four In family Call at go2 South
galveston. No phone calls answered
HOu SEW oRk w wAnted middlcAged Whit,
lady to do housework Tor three in family
must 6s rsf'ne4 and Christian; small
Phone osAge 1859 between m ana
y, m,
LAUNDRY WORK-Wanted. coiored wor,,
TO do laundry work Al place Apply morn.
ings, 60I South Boulder
LAuNDRESs White, to take washir,
home Telephone 1895 or cAll 6gBls Nor.
Main Second floor rear right
MAIDS Wanted, three experienced maids.
Appl, housekceper Hotel Tulsa
oFffCE WORK Wanted lady experienced
Ia n(f and
system. aud able 10 handle typtwrit,r
Tulsa Automobile corporation Ask Tor 81
kaufman
WAITRESS wanted at Brady cafe
MATTRESSES Wanted two women f,.
steady work IN cafeteria. good wage.
Call at 5ls South Main Please do mo-.
phone.
YOUNG LADthS.-Wantcd TO learn tcIrubog.
work no experience necessary. Appl, 300
Pioneer building or call Miss Sengpf
Phone ONAge 2pCO
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WV ORLEANS Jan Cotton opened
steady January 0ulOc, March - fgc
sstcd MAY 2pi'c July. ~ $50. October.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

tng their meruuE uight aud place 10 the
Moose halt ou i.r,lA. night at = O'Clock
After louga Invitation DANCES are given
NUTtCF Knights and Ladies' Of Security
hayr changed l9rlr meeting. TO Moose
hal nay South Boston rhurslay eve
riugs = o clock.
RENl. ESTATE DEALERS Notice. property
at ii31 south Elfin 30 Of the market
until further listed signed n G. Watt
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NFW uRltNN-. Jan { '.COIrON SPOT
fIrm aud unchanged Sales on the spot jgp
ding. UIc. good middlng a. "a Receipts.
lNIa. stock abiIIp
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NEW Y0Rk jau Cotton goods and
yarns here TODAY we're firm with print cloths
back on the Old basis " O. g cents for Isls
inch G4xGDs Wool aud linens markets we're
firm Trade was greatly hamprtcd Boy cold
weather aud transportation conditions
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LOST AND FOUND


BtHD'DOU Lost. lriIh setter, seyoa months
old Phone 1893 Reward
BREAST PIN Lost q breast pin. set With
ruby and poarls, between Grand thenier
and N"ott Halliburton Or between telr'
phone office and Third and Main. Also
NAndeScrs Phone 1889
BOOK Lost on first street between boston
and tlg,n. loose leaf holder with fetrral
tilck rlAsaificAtions in ~ Reward II re-
turned 10 3i3 East second.
EASTERN STAR plN Lost hctvcen "
change National snd post office. Call Usage
325T R.Nafd
GLOVE Lost one brown kid glove fnr right
hand n found please call osagc 5l0d.
MESH BAG Loot a gold mrsh bag Reward
Cincinnati
NECKLACE Lost Rose Gallant novelty bead
necklace Return to pls south Botldcr or
phone 15t Reward
~ Lost IN county treasurer, office, about
I D. IN "Wednesday " Will party who
found same please call Usage i7Ibk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

WV NORk. jan I"C0ITTU TIIUFrs
opened steady January 50 aa,. March
40 p'c May 80 tar July. 800 Ha.. October.
~ so
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GNLNESTON Jan MidHug. 81 ooc r.
rcipta, Gta3 exports, san. sales 600
stocks 2tiU7H
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w Wa1ltAdS
etHndArdiIsd and IndeIed tor quick Hsfsr
sncs. According TO
THE BASIL l. Smith SYSTEM
(CopyTiEht)
Phone 5000
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARDS OF THANKS

Mh AND MHS ! y HODGES snd relatives
want to thank Kind friends and neiEhbors
Tor assisting during the sickness u our
mother. Mrs Mary Fairchild. Signed.
Mr. aud Mrs ] n Hodges
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ST LOUIS Jan - POULTRY II Oh
er Hens 2tc, springs 25r. turkr,s 24ih
ducks, 3tr, geese lOm2tr
bUTrER Unchanged
EuGS-hi lAW59c
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MOVING AND STORAGE .
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80

r. s SUTHERLAND First. class paper,
hsnEe5 aud painting done reasonable. best
OF references. Usage 43l7.R
PAPERING and painting estimates chesrfully
giyen al work guaranteed John Peterson.
CcdSr 2gsT
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][1E] II


| have seven -pOsenger tour.
ing car. 1917 model. that I
will swap for light roadster
This ear lists for well over
$1,000 and Is In Al mechani-
cal shape. My only rcOson
for trading In that have
bought a Packard seven pas
aengcr car. hence my desire
to trade for IA light car that 1
can use in the oil fields
II YOU have anything and
want to trade. get in touch
with me 10y applying TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
PRINING AND STATIONERY

PRINtNG AND STATIONERY 81
CORPORATE AND NOTARY SEALS.
Rubber stamps and supplies Tulsa Rubber
Stamp Works Phone ms.
REPAIRING AND REMODELING 81
CARPENTER WORK wanted by contract
Repairing speciality. Phone 3925 Lsird
a llungrriord
KEYS Made to order, gun and lock sun hing.
welding OF broken parts Of iron. repairing
OF everything Jacobs Novelty company.
ais last First Phone 726
WATCHES repaired by Foty. it IA always
good by written guarantee; prices reaS
enable. Foty. the Jcweler, East seeoPd
street
TAILORING AND PRESSING sS
AMERICAN CLEANING h Tailoring Co
Aen's suits cleaned and pressed, tT5;
ladies' suits 75e and mp. Phone Usage
1882
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED Il

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
SfNrh, 2. 500, 500 ctspepins rooms for 'hsn'
NINTH. W. 8Ut--Weli furnished sieepiu (.
room 10 frivnie family. Usage 25T3-l.
NICELY furnished front room bath con
vcnient. three blocks from high school -
per week.
PHOENIX. g. 4i2---Seeping rom connect
ing bath In new modern bungalow, Board,
n desired Osagr soi6
PARk g. iaip-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light houaak Aapias, Usage 4a2A-k
RooMM AfE-- Employed lady wants to snare
room with girl employed. Call 7is sotth
Cheyenne
ROsEDALE. n. o23--Siee iprni,bsd front
room for rent, Usage $50
R0OMM hTE-YounE lady roommate wanted
references exchanged Phone Usage 6ssJ,
$50 Wests'tihh,
SLEEPING kOOM, modern. steam heat, lose
in sUlabls for one or two persons. oaage
$500.
THIRD, W. 7io--Ope nice sleeping room
for one or two gentlemen. Usage 1915.
THIRD. W 62i--For rent, wcll furnished
room: private entrance suitable for two
ot three gentlemen Usage 1887
THIRD. W 8i6-One sleeping room con.
nccted with bath OsAgc s7s1
T.. 21d One front slcepng
room In modern private home. Gentleman
only Usage 55G7 u
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Provisions


CHICAGO, ian Bi'rTER unchanged
EGdS Receipts t6s7 cases. unchanged
uTAruES- Receipts, 2u ears un
hanged
POULTRY Alive, unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ADMIRAL. l625-Young couple viii rent
nicely furnished room and serve two meals
with homelke privileges, TO two desirable
young men, reasonable
BOARD NND ROOM in private family -
per week. Phonr osage POS
GUTHRIE. =. all-EirLy furnishsd sleep.
ing room in nodei, home; also hoard
Phone ESQ.
lIiIRTEENqIl. f.. s2J Room and board m
private home. 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

MAIN n Gi3--For rent one urniAhed
room for one or two gentlemen rent res-
sonahe % references
MAIN s. 7q1 -Eor rent. beautiful fur.
ulshcd room In prt.ltc home Phone 5000
MAIN. ". s28- For rent. sleeping room Tor
two gentlemen also furnished servant =
quarters Phone 1p9G
MAN, s, 1853 Good room In good home.
for one of Two gentlemen, reasone blc
Usage ,g7lt.
MANB"l.l N For rent. tour modern
furnished rooms t'tone Usage lO28 dur
ing bnfirr-s hours
MAIN FIFTEENTH Newly furnished five,
room Apartment Usage 1878
NICE modrru room close IN. southeast cx,
poSurc refined gentleman, rcietsnce Ad
dress AS5 care World
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Oil Stocks
standard on sabsiaiatl...

Furnished by Sirand6cft McGreevy 4 Co
i2i Fast ihigd lhotel Tulsa Phone 72ot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II

ADMIRAL. l6yi-i iouug couple will rent
furnished room and serve two meals, with
homelikc privileges TO two desirable young
men reasonable
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.CINCiNNArI. s, oOl- For rent. nicely FUR.
nished sleeping room To- modern home
bath adjoining. Phone i5s5.R
CiNCfNNATf g. ia20-Two nice sleeping
rooms with bath adjoining Phone 1899
CINCINNATI =, 5lO--Nce, large sleeping
room with closet Osnge 1892
CINCINNATI. s. dO3-for rent very de
sirabl, slreping room, close ln. Usage
g.O5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

NEW YORK Jan COTTON Spot
quiet MiddNug upauds ag t.l
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clIlCAGo, Jan CoRN so yrlIow.
nominal
OARS SiAn1,yd S2l. .1aHc
RYE No @ 81 40
BARLEY 81 iOWiiO
KanFas CITY Grain
kNNSAS CITY. JAu. CORN stead,
lu le higher No mixed, " Nu .
Shte, VI 10 No yrllow sijI
OtfS steady 80 higher No. wwhitr
~ ~ No. iriGtd. sic
KYt ti76
kAflR and milo maize, 81 20mls 20
st. Louis Grain
ST LOUIS Ian 4 CORN STEADY SO
J. 81 17miJs No q ehtc. 81 sU
OATS STEADY No . sOIs 1sllsc. 40
white ~ 4 a. sJe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
BOARD AND ROOMS

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS "a
BIRCH. p l50i--rwo modern hotssekecpins u
rooms Usage I25a.J
BOSTON Iia--For rent two tight house
keeping rooms Usage tD48
BOSTON N To2-Nes llsht housek eepinE
and sleeping room,
BOSTON, &, I7A6--Fo rent, thrat niesiy fur.
n,shed rooms FOR light housekeeping and
piano good well Phone lai2.
CHEYENNE, N 1890 One light housekeep-
ing room IN private home, adjoining bath (;
DETROIT. n 42i--Lirht housekeeping room
for rent Pnoae Usage l22o.'
DETROIT. n 4Jo--fwo light housekeeping
rooms modern.
DULUTH W, $40 For rent, Que modern
light housekeeping room Ossgo 1882
FiWOOD s. iI3l For rcat. three.rpom
furnished apartment, $40 month. Phone
29sa
ELwoop s., gi7 Two housekeeping rooms
on fret floor.
FOURTH h. 1896 Light Housekeeping
two large nicely furnished rooms ~ por
nOTTST0Iy Z 9T5 Large trout room Tor
light housekeeping
JEFFERSON. r., ii27 for rent two nice
ly furnished ligh, housekeeping rooms
$50 per month
LEMlS. y 80 Two modern housekeeping
rooms convenient 10 iitney and car line
Ossgs tl6iR
puOENlA n i2o Light housekeeping
rooms Nith froni porch. Children vel
come.
THIRD " Gis FOR rent, two nicely for
uishcd rooms for light housekeeping
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING .,

ECONOMY BUILDING co, niD south klgin,
Phone sOss. carpenter work or general
building contractor; hrI'elasa work at
loves, prices.
UNION CARPENTER SlIOP l24 West
First street Phone Usage Gi7s Gel IN line
with your neighbor and have us do your
spring work early We will change your
store fronts or build your office and store
fixtures and do all Kinds OF repair work.
Give US trial Fred Stucker. prop
UNION CARPENTER sHOP--Gt In line with
street. Phone ossge B47s. Get in line with
your ncighbor and have US do your spring
work early We will change your store
fronts or build your office and store fin
turrs and do all kinds OF repair work Give
us q trial Fred Sucker, prop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

DULUTH Jan Ilusced, .351t n Jb5 y
January, J51it bid
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CLEANING AND DyEING a'

SANITARY MATTRESS co - Mattresses
renovated returned home same day Phone
Usage tIt9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

kNNSNN IIII- Jan I N1tIeT ogr,
poultry aud potatoes unchanged
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MANTEn--nooMs or noNRn AZ

ONF ROOM iusturs, CONAN with dnugntrr
In high school wants sleeping room with
kitchen iuyilcyei VII share apartment
IA csre World
WANTED Two unfurnished rooms modern.
for light housekeeping not over S2i per
mouth Box $50, Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
Statesmen AND AGENTS

REPRE- Want represents I've
In every town In Texas and Okhh1mi 'u.
the Bradley Gas Saver, attaches TO every
Ford car Is guaranteed 10 save IS 10 3D..
per cent gasoline. write ug for further fr.
formation, Hunter & Martin. state Agent.
40 Brady bldg, San Antonio Texas
SALESMEN -Wanted al once, two good m,.
A. travelling saleSmru. good. prrmsu.. .
position TO right pHrt't Phone Usage SEQ
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
Observation-Disclosures 2,

A l.. CARPENTER How'd made 10 measure
corsets and Spemsn peticoAts made 10
fit Marquette hotel
THOkOUGHlY competent aud experienced
drcssmskor wishes TO fll sewing engage
ments In your home exclusive designs
copied no patterns required Call 537s.k.
DENVER S. 42i- nressmaking Phone 1880.
MRS SMITH Wanted, sewing Work guar
anteed reasonable prices Mrs, Smith,
1891 West First
MRS KATHERINE WELLS Dressmakinr
and alterations. work guaranteed. Phone
6gs9.R
SEWING by the day. Usage il5OR
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Not Fully Equipped.

SO, for the present at least, much
OF the vast supply Of runs, great and
small, moving forward to the firing line,
is of French patterns or French make,
The splendid artillery results in the re-
cent fighting tell how these guns ore
operated In American batteries. And
yet 1t is only fair to the American fight
ing force to recognize that they are
not yet fully equipped with their own
arms, and that from this time forward
there will be a steady Increase Of
American metal and American nigh eX-
plosive as well as American alrplaneS,
In the crucial phases of the conflict.
An imposing array Of all the types OF
big guns now In use is 70 be seen. in
the shops here, with 1900 gunmakers
advancing them through all stages. Or
one side are the monster guns mounted
on railway trucks, with S-inch, 10-lnch
and l2-inch rifles, and the huge S-inch
Other forms of this heavy artillery are
and 6-inch guns, the field guns OF
the famous French Is pattern and the
155-millimeter howitzers. They look
douhiy monstrous In their war paint
with fantastic camouflage smeared over
rifles and huge armored trucks.
The smallest field piece In this vast
arsenal is the little French 37-mlllime'
ter, or one pourder, which, under the
Hague convention, Is the minimum CUR
firing explosive shells. Even in this
wcrkship whore the guns are being
hurried forward to tho front, one oh
serves that the same Hague convention
which the enemy ignores Is being oh
served by the allies.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
BEGIN HOT WAITER
DRINKING Tiff YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsons.

II you wake up with n bad taste, bad
breath and tongue Is coated: II your
head Ia dull or aching - " what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
ach, or you are bilious. constipated,
nervous, sallow and cant get feeling
Just right, begin inside bathing. Drink
before breakfast, a glass OF cal hot
water with a "teaspoonful OF limestone
phosphate In II. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver.
kidneys and bowels and cleanse.
sweeten and purify the entire alimen-
tary tract. no you inside bathing I'M
mediately upon arising in the morning
TO wash out OF the system all the pre-
vlous days poisonous waste, gases and
sour bile before putting more food into
the stomach,
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body Inn
purities, get from your pharmacist q
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste.
less. except for a sourish twlnge which
Is not unpleasant,
Men and women who are usually CON-
stipated, bilious, headachy or have any
stomach disorder should begin this in
side bathing before breakfast. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
MONTH
IS WAR EXPENSE
UNITED STATES
More Than One Third Is Rep
resented by Loans to Allies
Which Ultimately viii Be
Returned to Us.

WASHINGTON. Nov, t.-seventeen
months of var have cost the United
States government 81, 339, 6S1 ,S42-a BILL
hon dollars a month, This rate has In
creased 80 rapidly, however, that Au-
gust expenses ran up to 1880, bl3,22a,
or nearly 5000, 600, 600 more than the
highest previous record set In July.
These figures from the treasury show
that less than one II a half years OF
modern warfare have cost the United
States more than four times the COM
bined Union and Confederate OUTLAWS for
three years of the Civil war, calculated
at SO, $50, 000, 900 for tho Union and ST.
500, 000, 900 for the Confederates.
The report also shows douhle the
rate OF increase In expenditures esti-
mated by the government in June, then
set at 500, 900 600 more each month
II this rate continues, expenses for the
year ending next June 80 viii BIO much
more than the 1874, 900. 900. 900 estimated,
and the country may be called on to
absorb more than the SIG, 600 600 600 OF
Liberty bonds now tentative planned.
The treasury report also shows that
of the $17, 33S, 600, 900 cost of the war 10
date. $40, 1859, 077, 000 has been spent for
ordinary war purposes, and X6,2iJ, tbi, :
900 has gone as financial aid to the al
Hes. This will be repaid eventually,
and consequently may be deducted tn
calculating the net war expenses Of the
United States government
Only IS, 03t, AIS, 600 has been gathered
by the government from taxes, GUS
toms and other minor sources Of rev
enue since the war started, and $l2,-
300, 900, 000 from Liberty loans aud sails
Of certificates OF indebtedness, which
are TO be converted into Liberty bonds
This indicates that only 20 per cent
Of war expenses to date have beer
| drawn directly from the pockets of the
people. and that II per cent has come
from popular borrowings, which viii
necessitate heavy tax levies long afteI
the war.
The third Liberty loan brought II
S4,165, 635 900, which leaves only Sll,-
900, 900 Of the ATS, 900, 900 original sub
scriptions yet to be paid in. Income
| and EXCESS profits payments trickling II
during August raised the total from this
source within the last year to s2,S42,
| 29S 900 and officials expect this to rise
gradually to 50, 600, 900, 600 as delinquent
payments are rounded up by interna
| revenue agents.
Millions of thrifty citizens investing
in war savings stamps have piled vi
$647 ,554 900. In August receipts from
the stamps we're $780, 44 ,000. Even witt
this total. comparison shows that wal
! savers did not keep up their pace SCI
In July, when the government collected
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
TREASURE
FROM TRASH HEAPS

WASHINGTON, Nov. Trash heaps
In England, which have given up thou
sands Of dollars worth of waste fats
for use in making munitions, now are
being robbed of their picturesque adOrn-
ment of tin cans, which likewise will
do their bit toward putting the German
army back where II belongs.
Necessity for conserving a metal OBJ
solutely Indispensable to the conduct
Of war virtually has eliminated the use
Of new tin from civilian pursuits. Its
place is being taken by salvaged tin,
gathered In the dumps and alleys of
the cities, and by various substitutes,
such as paper and cloth containers.
Figures supplied by the British for
eign office to official sources here at
test the great saving effected In the
use of tin plate. In 1913, the biscuit
| trade used H. 900 tons Of tin. This year
| that trade has had SIS tons and will
get no more. Old tins will be utilized
or the trade will do without. Boot
polish manufacturers have received no
new tin whatever, as compared with
| 5000 tons annually before the war.
Scrap sent back from the front In
| France is being worked up.
Domestic ttnware, the housewives
| pride, Is receiving $50 tons a quarter
where 5000 tons were used in 1918,
| Printing ink has received 81 tons this
year, compared with 237 tons in 1918
No tin has been allotted for the civil
ian tobacco trade, but the army is be-
ing taken care of.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
1STAY ON THE
! WATER WAGONl
In You Are One Who Has Quit
} INDUCING In Strong Drink. !
YCadOmene Tablets VIII Helpt
I You Over the Rough Period. ?

Cadomene Tablets are helpful to weak
nerves. Weak, faulty nerves often come
from strong drink. Sometimes the sys-
TEN Is impoverished by excuses OF one
kind or another, such as poor diges-
ton and faulty nutrition, Overwork.
anxiety, and even grief rus ahnor-
NAL nervous conditions, The strength
OF body declines. The strength Of will
power wNnes. Nervousness and sleep
l~essness cause further weakness and
loss Of vitality, Years OF faithful prao-
tice taught a great physician that the
formula now used to make Cadomene
Tablets would surely build up the
health Of his patients, Now, anyone
can take this great medicine Il needed
Mr.. @. a. Hoover. II. Il. No, |, Read
ing, Pa, writes: II am taking Cado-
meme Tablets with very gratifying re-
suits. Nervousness, overwork, and
sleeplessnoss are my complaints"
Mr., Joe n, I%lerndon, i6A5 Twenty
NTH st., Sacramento, Cal, writes: II
| am using Cadomene Tablets and find a
| great Improvement has been brought
| about In two days"
Every package Ia guaranteed sails
factory to tho purchaser. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
GERMAN IS FREELY
SPOKEN IN SWEDEN

LONDON, Nov, lin Sweden one Is
disagreeably struck by the number Of
people who speak German. When asked
a question in English, a Swede, he he
n policeman or u civilian. Invariably
Courtered In German. At hotels and
restaurants few porters and walters UNI
derstand or speak English. In book
shops Euglish books and magazines are
few, while German are largely repre-
scented,
1t IL different in Norway, English Is
taught at school, and nearly everybody
one meets, from the porter at the sta
ton to ones n~eighbor at the dinner Ia
BILE, speaks English fluently. The win
dows In the book shops are full Of Eng
llsh and American publications,
The treatment % English speaking
visitors had more Of hearty hospitality
and kindness in Norway than In
Sweden.