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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Little BenHy's Notebook

Weather People prrspfrlng In the
shade.
ESter' Leroy shooster Not Afraid
of a Lion Leroy Shooster went 10
the ZOO last Sundey and waved his
arms and made fearse faces In front
Of a hig Hons cage. the result being
that the lion dident even look at him.
Slssietv. Mr. Charles Opudsl sim
kins had complnny for suppir last
Thersday. being a ant and cuzzins,
and he had 20 eat IN the Kitchen on
account ofGthe dining room table be-
ing fun. but he says he got every
thing cnyhody elts ala
Militerry News Compirrv o. NHl
target practice last Satldd1y atfir-
noon. having q out OF I.ootenaut Ia
Wcrnlcks 2nd story frunt windows
with pee shooters TN some fat man
acting az one ~ the targets found ont
ware the pees was coming frum and
rang the door bell and Company u
snuck down the back stairs vile Mrs.
Wernick was going up the front
stairs tu find out about a..
intristing Fpcks About intristing
rccbie sid HINT is so ohstinit that
n he Is starting 90 get up In the
morning and slmbody calls him he
lays down aEgu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
pnnl.Ir I'M LxpItnlI.NCE.

Both Afdmorc and McAlester arc
preparing TO abandon ths surface.
water reservoirs which they have
depended upon Tor water supply,
ma those cities had the largest ar
Iflclal 'arce 20 nc found IN the state.
~ As. br.. InsH .tf While the
iaFra will hold mo water. ,n, supply
IA at times insufficient and iho puQls
ny had lioth cities found % imN
possible 20 eliminate all the Impure
vegetation that floated into the
lakes from The surrounding hills.
and AfAlcster has never boon ghle
to use her water supply FOR drink
ing purposes The situation nt Ard
more was ideal Tor this system or
water supply but It has at last been
condemned az unsatisfactory and
she is looking elsewhere and for
other means OF furnishing the city
with water
Tulsa might learn a lesson from
these cities which do not require
one-tcnth the quantity that Tulsa
needs
And Tulsa. too, might profit from
Muskogee's experience In pumping
water through mains from Grand
river II has been found that two
2t.inch. mains do not furnish thai
eity with an adequate supply
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

a lightning bug" II necessary. she
thought
Very we'll MIR la Monte" and
rising Immediately. she got her hat,
ten asked shall I take these3'
SIR Hnnlen Will have all that IL
necessary The taxi II waiting. You
have no time TO spare he finished
us he told her the time the train
left
Ruth didn't feel as quiet as she
appeared Her mind was I'm tur-
moil as she rode home In the taxi
n only they had waited few days.
this coming Immediately after her
disclosure ot last night. would be
hard ou Brinn--and on her But
when she reached the flat. she put
Ul her fears behind her and. after
telling Mrs Crawford what to put
.n her bag. she called Brian on the
telephone
n am going 10 Newport 20 look
40 house that Is to be redecor-
ated." che told him
Tomorrow Ruth has delightful
trlp 10 Newport with Mr. Mandcl
Copyright 1918 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
The Horoscope.
samrdn1. scnlcmhcr -. lnls-

Saturday September -, 1918.
Nryright h the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
ditAic
This rs rather an uncertain day.
according Co the readings NJ tho
stars but thc dominating Influence
iS good Neptune rules strongly In
hcnofic aspect. while Venus and
Mercury are friendly Jupiter IS
strongly adverse
There Ia sigu read as % nuvul vie.
tory The planets presagc conflicts
ON the water with surprises. now lu.
Nouuous ~ missiles and craft and
great compcnsNtlons FOR post lines.
oils and their products come
under a sway that makes FOR much
anxiety and brings profit
stars that encourage superstition
gain force during the next few
months when ttlismunH. charms and
inc1utauors viii attract attention
IhH day ls favorable for love ar
fairs 10 p. IL lucky wedding day
love letters should ho lucky while
this sway prevails 4 proposal or its
answer y1Wor under direction that
ig mr.f promising for happiness
Tho1tcrs have the best sort of
forecast fnr today There VIII Dr
Reforms n wtuyFruoni Improve.
an,ut bon fho character OF plurs and
HrEur opportunities fur .ur.urs 10 the
srrrs interpret correctly
10 Is uu HutuIgluu. dtIr gnr sign .
nr contracts leasos ANA agreements
ut ever, ..rf lotsnH have 900 ua.
peyNlN fortunate sign
ET|IthU. .n I.|.EI..1 rtrT.pH .rU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
The Heart Hunters
ny MARY DOUGLASS
Author of Hunting Husband," Handling Husba7d-

tho windows. too, and taken down
the tattered old curtains. Yes. was
satiHfed with that. We had decided
10 have nll our meals In the kitchen.
Betty had gotten our lunch 10 lay
Dan ana Alice had said II was tho
beat they ad eaten In ages just
scrambled ggs and fresh bread
Betty looked at me questioniugly
over our glasses of milk, What had
they been hnvinR2
Sow. wc'll leave the dishes to
you.' Betty had said Prudence
ana | viii see what We can do for
bedrooms for our guests
The bedrooms were in bad condi-
upn. "itll tnko ~ a week 10 mnke
ih"m even respectfully clean sighed
Betty and At that theyu have to
bring their own bed clothes"
u wish they could bring their
own rooms" | said. looking hope
lessly around a. the rickety furni-
turr ana the stained walls
BETTY sat down and laughed for
the first time that day
Thank goodness they are art
students" was an she said
! would Just look into tho kitchen
and rec n everything was ready for
breakfast 1 peercd In There on
tho table were the pile OF dirty
dishes as W. had left them after
lunch Not thing had been touched
'oh. iF dear cried Alice. com
Ink bon ~ ugh the back door. i've
just met ihe incest man! He lives
on the place next 20 ours and he has
70 charming brindle pup"
Alice looked lovely as she stood
there with her hair Tying from her
play with the dog. her checks scar
let and her eyes shining could
not blnmo Dan-thcn looked at the
pile of dishes I must do
Monday Arrives
Copyright 1918 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
LIT GERMANY PAY.

The New Republic calls attention
90 the fact that France, In her tre-
mendous struggle 10 save the world
from barbarisni. has Incurred debt
OF t2s.Oo0. .OOg 600. and In addition
20 this has been looted OF billions OF
dollars worth OF property by the In
vadinE Huns In view OF the tre-
mendous losses which she has In
cutred while fighting for tho rest Of
US, tho New Republic says that tho
rest Of us ehqnld pitch In and help
pay Frances debts a. the end OF tho
was ~ a matter NJ fact. there is
no American who wants TO SEQ
France pay larger share OF the
wars cost than America pays But
how about Germany At the end of
the Franco rruysian war the Ger.
nFans compelled the French to pay
an indemnity that exceeded by sey-
eral hundred millions OF dollnts the
cost TO Prussia OF that war Why
should not Germany II there Is any
such thinB as Justice be compelled
10 reimburse France for the entire
cost of this wnr3 Nc say that w,
are fighting TO establish Iustrr
throughout the world There viii ht
no Justice In peace that does not
recognize Germany as the guilty ma.
ton ana compel her to wipe out the
debt, 20 FAR as monetary compensa.
ton can do. hTr ruthless and unpro.
voked aggression compelled France
10 incurH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Oklahoma Outbursis


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, Tho rbrt,sh, Exprr.a resent, the
.,,tl,.ty nf . Lurg.,r ur..p Doctor
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
STAFF mNIru coNrln.NcE

on september % "a state uublic
health conference win bc held In
Oklahoma CITY This conference Ia
IN connection with the annual mcot
ing the oklahoma Association for
the Prevention ut Tuhcrulos.s. and
many pereuur of prominence ua,,
been personally invited O., attend. %
ls expected that much good Will re-
suit from %
In commenting on the conference
the Oklshoman s1ls War B. ru-
moving from local .ccaas OF .n,er
s.ve health work mau, sutriane of
the public Rrc rHf.cteg.. every
person ln pbe state shmli become
a more indcfauRablc yau.eryatar uf
health than before. ana how tu ac.
compilsh gratifying results doubtless
viii be- the helpful lr.s.n to rr
learned by n'teadaHce upon ,nIs com.
ference
Governor WilHua. realizing mlN
The menace Of uuoryulos.saad tHu..
other diseases that quicGy Ean "a
foothold g No promptly suppressed
h an a%sS advocate. or 4hc pro.
iccted conference Hs .nJorsem,n.
il IN itself q strorr appeal Cor health
work 80 s'rons that .t is reproduced
here.
= am interested In the meeting to
be held 5n Oklahoma City by your
SEsoclai9ah, az which time you Will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
iiNiug Up
lIIAIII.IL L.A

CHATTER ~ ..,.
never was Fn l''' 'n my '"'
.'f h'Ia l.'ii', r'hh'hF ","h 'u ,l''
u'I 'n lh' room We I'' .'''" '''
our own
m going '' F' "f"HHA 'h''
more "''
'',''hI'l roe W'"'' sn'''"H
t'iIi' lhH' F'',F HnH h'l "lU'.N''''
WIN mop ana broom h'l' N''''
'dI ',l'l IRON lh' ll"n'lH '",h
''''IF l'"h'N ''''h' 'I p"'. I'"P''
""n'' n' ''''iu' 'IN no' "'h on
.I''l Iu'Nht .,'p. I'N hh" urea 10
'.' '' IN' NO. hlH "h'' t"Il'h '' u"
.' t'',nt 'h' l"''' '"t''h'I' "h'h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Tales Of the
Friendly Forest

You remember In the last story
that Hilly bunny and Uncle Lucky
were out In tho luckymobile getting
recruits for Uncle Samuers army.
and that they already had oh dear.
I've got 10 count them Tor ! can't
remember exactly whom they ala
have We'll first there was the wim
Duck Doctor. Or QuaCk and tho
yellow Tramp Dog. and Mr. Mouse
and the long legged Photographer
Crane. aud the nnly Goat who ran
the ferrybont Ia the summer time
and kept grocery store In the wlr-
tor And still there WIS lots % room
lstt. In the luckymohllc. Tor Mr.
Mouse and pr QuRck had crawlcd
under tho back scat
Well. after they had gone a little
ways. not ~ worry FAR they came to
tho cornfIcld where the SCarecrow
lived and as spon HH he saw Wl'N
Uunny and hm rabbit uncle he tool,
on his old weather beaten hat and
nld "Friend or cnemv' stop and
TU salute YOU Ana this made
Rulv Uunny laugh so hard that tho
buttons nearly came off Uncle
Luciy's va'S'co1t
we uccI somebody % scare tho
cncwv" said Uncle fucl- "DoWe
and ia.o tho army ~ Uncle sam and
Aunt Columbia" s., the scarccrow
scrambled into tho m0kymohilc and
away 10 went after somebody else
and hy and hN they came across the
Policeman Dog
"nour with us." said turln IUrl,
20 can't" said the Policeman Doc
~ must stay pt homo and look after
burrlpre'
AN rrht. said Uncle Lucky
'ard don't forget tho spI-s''
Well o., ana hy 'hy mchyWohI'r
stopped before candy sNon and
lnc'e Lucky asked them aU 40 fo
have q loNypop Nut ths yellow
Tramp Dos pi1 h,'d rather have
ginger ale. and tho Crane slIl he'd
rather have couEhirup. Tor hIa
throat was sore. and Mr Mouse
wanted somo choose and forget
nov what tho utrory wanted. except
UlN BUNNY and he took two r1zu.
berry loI,pops And after that they
started on again ana hy and hy they
caught uu with ihc old stage coach
Nnt me oi1 dOg drINtr hated to give
up h.g stage
what vUl /. 1o vith mv team u,
TiIN GoHfr'" hr nstr1 and v'I1l
viii u"op'o io without STAKE
rctrhn"
"Nsvrr wnd" ryuUc1 vnc-
Lucky #0ur Uncle samuel needs
yaH S1 ihl' au't'si it ana he
climbed onto o." FRONT scat with thc
u'1 gentleman rabbit and said r.'ru
fn 'ha MtstwnhHp. nnl would you
believe lhs mcNNwohNe sprt,1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
PHONES
Daily Food
RrrrrMnnn- qI- rom

sHPTEMBER, "a. 1919.
For a small moment have I f0rthNri
thee but with great mefcira will . guIHn
tbrrr tfh AA.T
Good when no gigcf uupfemrly good.
Nof Ices vhrn hr drulrH
Zen crosses from hla sovereign hand
Ate blessings iu diauIfU.
no will not always child, neither will De
keep HE anger for ever Pa lud p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

The German noble who selected
Georgia as the domain for which he
was 90 he governor. evidently
thought that was the state In which
Senator Nardaman resides
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

Luderdorff. says the Dallas News.
has issued formal complaints against
tho readiness with which his troops
give up their poHItions lie demands
that they bo not 90 prompt TO re-
sign,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

Ting contracts for CaHluEhead gas
He claims that on June 10. 1913. he
entered into deal with WIN Liy-
lDgHtun 10 get him contracts for pas
Tor use Ia casinghead plant lie
went ahead ana got five contracts
altogether In Texas and oklahoma,
but so far has not gotten bis COM
mission.
MRS. u Z BROWN superinten-
dent OF MorninEsidc hospital. loft
Thursday Tor Atlantic City, where
she goes to attend a meeting OF the
Modern Hospital Association Of
America She also WILL visit Balti-
more. Boston ana New York in her
absence and will incorporate the la
test ideas in training In the instltu-
ton OF which she Is head. Morning
side has been designated as one Of
the hospitals. graduates OF which will
be accepted Tor military service.
=
JUVENILE COURT was visited
again today by old offenders. clifford
Tuttle. age ! 3. James Russell. age
10, and Roy Boggs age i2 arrested
for entering the Exchange grocery
on tho east side and helping them
selves very freely 10 what they found
lying round, cigarettes being In the
majority Their trial IL set for to-
morrow In Judge Wllliams' court
These boys have been before this
court repeatedly, bur tney never have
found II In their hearts 60 Srilow tho
admonition OF the justice.
INFORMATION filed yesterday In
the Justice court Of John J Slack
charges Charles Vandevers with The
cmbezziement OF horse, IL seems
that Vandeyers, acting In the capnc-
lty OF agent for man named Bart
lett. who works at the Cdwicn plant
hired the horse from J. w, ilckock
He failed To show mp with
tho horse, and Hlckock wanted
TO have Bartlett arrested Howeycr
Bartlett managed TO make proper eN-
planation and the complaint was
filed against Vnndevrrs The horse
was 'embezzled" Thursday,
BECAUSE or LACK Of prQsecu-
tion. the coniont robbery charge
against Allison lvey and Garrett Bal
ley was dismissed yesterday fore
noon In tho Justice court OF S. &.
MaNey This is the second time this
case had been called for trial First
time the defense was not ready and
yesterday the complaining witness,
Roy Hand. was absent when the case
was called lyey and Bailey. a month
ago, held up Roy Hand out near the
Midland Valley depot and relieved
him OF s. Both men are out on
hond In connection with the John
Dobreff murder last December. and
for robbery In connection with the
same case.
At THE RESBYTERtAN church
Thursday night AN orgnniz'lOn was
perfected of the young women OF the
church between the ages OF rs and
is, which 10 To be called the Queen
Esther circle. This organization has
a three-fold purpose. Bible study.
patriotic and religious service and
Red Cross work They Will meet
every other Friday night at Z O'Clock .
In the church whore plans for or
ganized patriotic effort will bc per- /
fected. inspirational programs viii be ?
heard ana last but not least. refresh .
ments will be served. Miss {Icile .
Berlin Is the president and young
women wishing 10 belong TO this cir /
Gle will apply to her The Queen /
Esther circle IL not merely local but /
Is national institution OF the Pres |
byterian church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

Senator GaFollette is becoming
known as the silent man" Come
TO think about II. the senator has
been as silent as tho committee ap-
pointed 10 investigate him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
The AII-MiRhty Censor.

LONDON. Sept 20-Sergt. David
Proctor, actor and song writcr-a
military policeman In London-has
Just written hymn entitled The
Kingdom or God He took the
music script 10 an officer censor to
have IL examined for posting to
America. Now the title page reads.
The Kingdom Of Cod, censored
by Second Lieut. Joseph Pruegert.
o D." The omnipotent Lieutenant
Pruegert is from Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

when the subject Of reparation
comes up, seyu the Chicago Tribune.
Germany will be reminded that Bel
gum has the RIPARIAN rights
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

,Its,Ys. o,,s ana ,,,,os for IA, con.
anr,,.on ~, human me- lp our state
,pJ ,.Ys, ma. fnc attendance viii be-
l.rrr fYr r,,. tg our mon Win nre
..2,y,rly ,t ia. fr.u, rbcro n no
mon. patri.r. vor. bolng done to-
d,v r1a0. i0.t nf. tine frnt against
dI..,a. ,.rr.au, mb.rcul.e,s
.nrery count. Ig fHc state pfouId
DO ronr...ur,3 ari ann flr, TINT
whom fn,.r. puu.., .pIr.trd men and
women. .r..ubum ,our imitation roe.
..,.I, .,.Iug, Ala, iupotf,ur. Of ib.s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

what asks correspondent.
ARE we doing In Russia p" Sec re-
port OF American secret service men
on Len,ne and TrotzlSy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

An exchange sugEcets that the M
bio carries misprlnt u should
have been Won Anauias
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

france 10 Hccognlre southern Slays.
PARIS. Sept GO France will
recognize the independence OF the
southern Slavs. accepting a sugEcs
ton from Italy 20 this effect. the
Echo de Paris announces.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

Germanys man power Is waning.
but the Kansas city Star is con-
WINGED that its wind power IL unlm-
paired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

THE democratic idcr un rrpunu
cans burtng ln and having anything
20 do with tho war is found lu this
reference Go ono of mo biggest mon
BOO the country appearing ln dem
ocn0c paper "llcny Cabot Lodge.
n citizen ~ some prominence in
Mlruahuaatis 30 man Boo the som
ate has been more pronounced in his
uova or has been moro loyal Zoo his
support N the government. or has
been more vigorous In his opposition
to a peace without complete vie.
tory iiEn Senator Lodg" Vet "a
democratic paper In lts story ~ men
who viii aid in making tho fourth
Liberty loan the great success which
Al patriotic people wish for, at.
tempts 10 minimize the senator's In
f.ncc hy s'urr.ngly referring 90
him as citizen " mere local prom
lncnve
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

In his eyes shono the defiant
rleam ~ "a rru~lhn king Hloule.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

II is understood that the Germa ns
are praying FOR more rain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-18
/ ton, they will help tho boys "ovor

ton, they will help tho boys "over
there"
About two weeks ago Jack
Slaughter. Of tho Tulsa Automobile
club. and T.. Bee Guthrcy. Of the
highway department Of the cham
hcr Of commerce. started the ball
rolling 10y placing the pole and call
ing for contributions.
Thursday afternoon the first sale
was made and the old castings were
sold TO tho Elan Tire Repair COM
pany at cents per pound. netting
the Red Cross the handsome sum
Of tASi
Tho inner tubes. bicycle tires and
old rubber were taken by the In
diana supply and Junk Co. at
151.49, making total OF $3.50.
checks for which amount were made
payable TO Mayor c. II. Hubbard
and will be by him turned over to
the Rcd Cross this morning with
tho conn mfllmcnts df the boys hand
ling the collection and tho express
sion Of the hope that every one hav-
ing m old tire or casing will do his
BIT by seeing that 1t reaches the
pole ns promptly as possible
The pole At FIFTH and ROston. a
second one having been made nee
csgtry by the campaign for old rub
her, was placed by Commissioner VI.
j! MCNulty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-18
Rheumatic Pains
QUICKLY EASED BY PENE TRAT.
ING HAMLlNS WIZARD OIL

\ safe, harmless and effective
preparation to- relieve the pains Of
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back
and Iumbago is lIamlin's Wizard
OH II contains no chloroform or
other dangerous drugs but is COM
posed OF the most expensive Of
healing oils II pcnetrateS quickly.
drives out the soreness, and linz
hers up the stiff, aching joints and
muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good, dependable
preparation to keep in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may be far away. You will find al
most daily uses for II in cases Of
sudden mishaps or accidents such
as Sprains, bruises, cuts, burns,
bites and stingS lust as reliable,
too, for earache, toothache, Group
and collie.
Get bottle from YOUR druggist for
:5c and use the medicine n not entirely
satisfied take tho hottie hack to him. and
he will return your money
II YOU are troubled wrh constitution
or sick headache irv HRmuns wizard
li-s- whips Just pleasant li'tle pink
pihS at druggists FOR 25,. Guaranteed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-18

dhys ar" Ieft "iihin "hi'h 10 IaIH"
thlH vast sum. No country On carr II
but America could rhia" urh a Hllh
IN =" short Il time America can d"
u ana must 40 II.
me" d"hi.ui"S or N" "orId ana
IN" hopes ~ cIrliizhllpn ar" cen.
tered upon America We shtII ta"
IN everything "r hi'" i"nGht Tor
ana nope I" gain In ms war " lh"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-18
Before The Advent
Of Woman's GIadnesS
Women Who Know Take Prseautiou
Against Suffering.

Before the arrival Of tho S'tork, women
for over half century have learned the
wisdom Of giving nature helping hand.
Nausea, nervousness, hearing down and
stretching pains In tho abdomen and mus.
clNs are entirely avoided by tho uso ot
Mothers Friend, according 10 the testi
mony Of thousands Of mothers who have
uEcd this time hcnorcd remedy
Mothers Friend mhricatcs tho finN net
work of nerves beneath tho skin, and by
regular use during the period the muscles
arc made and kept soft and elastic. They
can then expand gently aud easily when
baby Is born and pain and danger at hc
crisis Is naturally avoided
Mothers Friend is preparation Of pen
etrating oils and other medicinal agents
prepared especially for cIpcctant mothers
II is Tor external use is absolutely safe
and should be used regularly during tho
entire period before baby comes
write to the Rradiicld Regulator Com.
pany. Dept \. Lamar building Atlanta,
Georgia for an interesting Motherhood
Hook, and obtain bottle Of Mother ,
Friend from the druggist. You will find It
tho greatest Kind OF help.