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Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

Germany has agreed to supply Aus tria- Hungary with a fixed minimum quantity of grain, flour, and pulse up to July 15. As compensation for the regulations as to the importation of cattle from the Ukraine having been
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

trade unions propose to form another executive body in order to dissociate themselves from peace at any. price" proposals
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

An offer has been made by the United States to adopt Belgian chl-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Class of Ten Graduated al Wequonnoe
 School Thnrsday Afternoon.

Thursday afternoon at 2.so the an- nual graduation exercises were held at the Wequonnoc school The class this year numbers 5en and has been taught by Misses Mary E. Callahan, with Miss Helen G. Thompson as accompanist. The members of tie class are Charles Edward Adanis Edna. May Baldwin. Albert Oliver RiEeA6 Annie Teresa Daley, Elizabeth Jane Hartley, Mabel Larkine. Richafd Mather, Edward Mur- phy. Robert William Shaw, Richard Troeger. Of these Charles Adams, Ed na Baldwin. Albert x Bibear. Annie Dajlev and Richard Mather received diplomas for completing the require rnents of the Norwich Pupils Reading circle. s.s. ss.s,s..sss
 The following Ffp arifiie was car ried ont before age attendance:
 March, entrance of classes of 1918 and 1919: music The Marseillaise, school chorus; reeifation Tine Recess sional, Kipling, ciassessof I91S and 1919; reading, AgLAak iiistfe Dike, Ca rey. Edna May Baldwiis Reclamation, The Sailors ConsDla Bon Dibdin, Rich ard Troeger: Ttusir God Keep and Guide Our Men; sllHrnan.es school chorus: declarna tion atriotisna. Hale, Edward Corneiips 4u splfy reading,
 
 Mabel I.arkin; piano solo Shadows on the Waters, Lodmey Elizabeth Jane Hartley. IS: Reclamation, Bruce and the Spider, Barton. Albert Oliver Bi- beau: music, Our Clock. Marzo. school chorus: recitation, Shylock 10 Antonio, Shakespeare. classes of 1918 and 1919. Reading. Tonimy, EipiinS, Annie Tere- sa Daley: riano solo, Butterflies, C 5er'amations, Quota
 n and Webster. Rob
 shaw and Charles Edward Adams: music. Sonr. of Liberty, school chorus: reading. The Gobn3s, Dick ems. Elizabeth JaneE Hartley; music, Canoe Song, Petalo2za, school chorus; declamation, The English Lark, Rich ard Mather: recitation, Crossing the Bar. Tennyson. classes of 1918 and 1913: music, Defend America, school chorus; presentation of diplomas, Ed ward J. Graham, superintendent of schools; closing, Tie American s Creed. Page; Salutesto the Flag the Star Spangled Banner. leS
 Personals and Notes.
 Leo Boulley has, entered the en- ploy of the Penomah company.
 School at the. wequennoc school ended for the summer Thursday.
 -fa.q. ss-' ,t-.t
 Arthur Marian has accepted a po- sition with tAsFon gnah company.
 The eirA e make etBes Canvass of the village fhes sN .sis S campaign are beinEssgts @
 There XT 5afge number Of local boys and9 gir4a at the town hall on Thursday aft ffTnoon taking examina- tions for working certificates.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

omciais representing 20 Australian
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

School at the Wequennoc school ended for the summer Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Personals and Notes.

Leo Boulley has entered the, en- ploy of the Penomah company.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

TOILET SOAPS
 1oc Cosmo Butterrnilk Soap. 7c
 1oc Olivilo Soap. So
 Physicians and Surgeons
 Soap, soc a box or a cake
 at s....,s.,...,. .,..'y'.''''.' oo
 soc a box or a cake at..... So
 10c Jergen's Glyeerino Soap. Sc
 Pc Palmolive Soap. ...,.,... Ice
 15c Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap .........,....,.. loc Colgate's Coleo Soap. 1oc 12c Armour's Bath Tablets, large size, asserted odors, , Tor ........".t'''' Goc 15c Remmert's Peroxide Soap ..................... lie 15c Laco Spanish Castile Soap, for BOG, or cake. 11c Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap, small size, for 55e, or 6 cake. e...........,.., 10c Pears Unscented Soap, Sl.59 dozen, a cake. .....,..,.. 14c Colgate's Natural Odor Soap, 40c,a box of three. or a cake t5c 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 1Sc 25c Cuticura Soap, 5oc a box of three, a cake. ....,,.,., 1Sc 25c Packers Tar Soap. ...... 1sc Pears Scented Soap, 3 for 55c. or a cake. e............. 79c 25c Resinol Soap. t,....,.. 20o 25c Johnson's Foot Soap.... Pic 25c Hansen -Jencks' Violet, Pic Colgate,s Cashmere Bouquet Soap, large size, 3 for roc, a cake ..........t zoe Roger & Gallet's Soap. 4oc
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

BRUSHES-COMBS 10c Dressing or Fine Combs Sc 25c Dressing or Fine Combs 20c 50c Dressing Combs. ....... 39c 15c Children's Tooth Brush
 es ................. 12c 15c Bone Handle Tooth
 Brushes ................ Sc 1sc Bone or Celluloid Handle
 Tooth Brushes .......... 15c 25c Bone or Celluloid Handle
 Tooth Brushes .......s... 19c 35c Bone or Celluioid Handle
 Tooth Brushes .......... 27c 35c Prophylactic Tooth
 Brushes .................. 29o 45c Kleanwell Tooth Brushes 35c 15c Hair Brushes. ...... 7c soc Hair Brushes, pure
 bristle 29c 5Sc Hair Brushes, aluminium
 race ...-.....--..... 4oc 75c Hair Brushes, white
 enamel 5Sc S150 Hair Brushes, rubber
 cushion .$l.29 $1.75 Hair Brushes, ideal
 rubber cushion .........$1.4 AS 25c Shaving Brushes ..... Pic Sac Shaving Brushes ...... 29c 1Sc Hand Scrub Brushes. 13c 25c Whisk Brooms. ........ Pic 95c Whisk Brooms. .29c sec Whisk Brooms. s...... 39c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

Arthur Marian has accepted a po- sition with tAs, Ton enah sompany.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
FREE

With each cake of Cream Tokalon Complexion Soap at 25c we will give box containing one miniature package cf each of the following TokaIon prepara- lions: Face Lotion, Complexion Cream, Face Powder, Beauty Powder and Hair Shampoo.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Miscellaneous Toilet Requisites Al Special Prices

Sc Machine Oil. l......... 4c 1Oc Hirsh's Ammonia. ...... Sc 1oc Violet Ammonia. ....... Sc 25e Parsons Ammonia. ..... 19c 15c Two-in- One Shoe Polish 1oc soc Absorbent Cotton. one
 pound rolls ............... 42c 75c Rubber ountain
 Syringes ............... 59c SIPS Rubber Fountain
 Syringes, best quality. .... 98c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

$1.sS Combination Water
 Bottles and ountain
 Syringes .............S S1.25 Rubber Hot Water
 Bottles, 2-quart size. ..... 9ae $50 Rubber Hot Water
 Bottles. 2-quart size. .... .$1.19 S1.50 Metal Hot Water Bot
 ties, with flannel cover. .$1.1e SC 20-Mule Team Borax,
 quarter pound ........ 4e 20c 20-Mule Team Borax,
 one pound ................ 15c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

TOILET POWDERS
 10c Roman Taleum Powder,
 assorted odors ......... 6c
 10c Jumbo Violet Talcum. Sc
 19c Sanitol :. 10e 20c Babcock's Corylopsis. .. 15c 20c Williams Talcum, Violet,
 Rose and Carnation n....... 13o 25c Mennen's Violet and Borated, large size. ........ 21c 15c Wrisley's Rose. e......... 12c 20c Lazelrs Talcum, three odors ............... 15c 15c Jess Arbutus. 12c Colgate's, seven odors. ...... 15c 25c Sykes Comfort Powder. 1ec 25c Mavis' Talcum. ......... 19c 25c Mira Dena. na........... 21c 25c Squibb's Powder. ....... 22c 29c Spooner's Talcum in glass jars, Tea, Rose, Corylopsis. Violet and Lily of-the- Valley .....,....... Pic Vantine' Sana-DernaI, Sandlewood, Wisteria Tal- cum ............. 25c Hudnut's Violet Sec. ....... 25c Amami .................... 3oe Melba Talcum ............. 25c Colgate's Florient. Radiant, Rose and Violette dc Mai 25c soc Sykes Comfort Powder 3sc COG Mary Garden Talcum. .. 52c 95c Houbigant's QueIquc FIeur .............. 85c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

25c Egyptian Deodorizer. ... 17c 29c Rubb Der Household
 Gloves ................... =. 22e 15c Sunset Soap Dyes, all
 colors ......... 1oc Rainbow Dyes ............. f0e 25c Colorite for straw hats,
 all colors ......... 22c Tintex for coloring dainty
 fabrics ................. 2lc Hump Hair Pins, all sizes,
 SC value. at. 4c Celluloid Hair Pins, shell or
 amber. straight or crimped,
 two sizes-a dozen. ...... 17c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

FACE POWDERS B 25c Satin Skin. .............. 19e 25c Sanitol Face Powder. .. 1oc 25c Woodbury's Face Powder 2oc soc Aubry Sisters Beautifer 26e Colgates Eclat .,."...... 25c
 Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet 25c
 39c Roger & Gallet Rice
 PoWder ................. ooc soc Madeline Imported
 French Face Powder. ..... 29c 50c Derma Viva Liquid. ... 29c soc La Blache. ............. 34c s soc Java Rice Powder. .... 3ec soc pr. Charles Face Pow
 der .,............... 3Ic soc Mavis' all shades. ,...... 39c | soc Nivaudau's Lady Mary. 39c soc Pompeian Beauty Pow
 der ................ Ale 50c Pompeian Bloom. ..... Ale 50c Palnolive Face Powder. 3ec soc La Dorines. es............ 3ec 65c Djcrkiss' ........... 55c soc Fellows Pussy Willow. 42c Tokalon Poudre Petalias. . 65c Tokalon Poudre Fascination 65c E'icaya ................... 5oc Melha ...,.....,....... DUG 75c Morcolized Wax. 63c $1.75 Flyers Azurea. .Sf.39 s1.O0 Mary Garden. ........ 35c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

S o taking into consideration all these facts it
 this announcement that this will probably to buy standard, well-known Toilet Articles at s, THE comparative values stated here are not our at which these goods are usually sold else, A s many of these articles are being offered at A reserve the right to limit the quantity that V article listed here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07
GIVE LIST
REGISTERED
GRADY MEN
Official Registration Results An OlnC d.
No Inllmaiion Given as 10 When
Be Called to COIos

AT the office Of the local board yes.
terday afternoon was given out the
remainder Of the list Of draft regis
tranta Of this county listed under
the order to enroll all young men
becoming y years OF age since June
1917.
The list is complete, showing the
order in which they were drawn. A
few names Of individuals giving
their addresses as Chickasha. in
some manner we're included in the
list for District No , which is the
southern section Of he county
Up to this morning Mr. Durbn.
chairman of the local board, had
received no orders as TO the manner
in which the registrants will be
handled as to questionnaire and sub
sequent call The list which is 4
continuation Of that published yes
terlay in the Express, follows:
District No. /.
G3 Paul Daniel Lilies, Pocassct
Ga Amos Diard Bryant, Minco,
6j Earl Everett Strong, Chickasha
,G6 Celso Cau'ato, Chickasha
\ 67 Riley jennings Speake, Chix
6S John Holmes, Chickasha
60 Joseph Kirby Kerce. ChickashG.
20 Ernest Lawson, Chickasha
II clyde Sparkman. Minco
Y Floyd Grover Ransbarger Chix
73 Oscar r. Davis, Tuttle
a Oryil Wilbur Keith, Chckasha
r. s. G. Ragsdale, Blanchard
76 James Edward Lahe, Chickasha
II Travis Bryan Scurlock. Chix
IS Noland jackson Jones' ChiX
~ Roscoe McGlain Evans, Chx.
so Benjamin Earl Mckenzie, Chix
81 Walter George Engdah, Chix
81 Willie Abram Owen. Chickasha
So Albert Hope Owen Chickasha
81 Robert leslie Duncan Chickasha
S5 Robert Lee Walker. Amber
IS Clarence Horace Burditt Tuttlc
.S7 George Bartlett Duncan. ChiX
IS Theodore Stottman, Chickasha
SO John Doxsee Howell, Verden
80 William r. Knippelmeir, Minco,
81 Henry Howard Boston Chix
80 George Henry Brock, Pocasset
80 Erin Howard Moseley, Chix.
95 George w Hannon, Pocasset
95 Roger Nicely Chickasha
9G Ernest G Jacobs, Verden
81 Chester Ewell Baze, Chickasha /
9S Paul Ralph Charlton Mineo.
80 Veltal B. Dickenson, Pocasset
100 Roy Ernest Daniel. Pocasset.
1Ol John Madison Campbell, Pocas
set
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07

IA cashwcl Bumgardner, Rush Spgs.
i5 Sylvester Jones Taylor MARROW.
l6 ldon Joseph Merrell, Alex.
/ Il Charlie Baker Carter Rush Spgs
IS Evert Orion ireland, Rush spgs
l9 John Brown Ninnekah
80 John leo, Ninnekah.
u Bryan Peter Coyle Chickasha
So Cecil Dallas Hickey, Chickasha
80 Moody Allen Dalton, Tabler
- Noah Tolson Ninnekah
50 James Mc!,iucy IIuffine, Ce.
ment
sc John Madon Lagrone, Tabler
., Albert Rupard Kinkead Cement
5S William Jennings Morris Cement.
80 Chauncey Goettms. Naples
SO Charles Sidney Rhoades, Mime
sah
4 Alien Schmidt Cement
90 Clifford Cray. Ninnekah
SO Rufus Washbmn, Chickasha
GA Foster Brown McGrcgor, Alex
65 Julius G. Dillard, Heton.
Go Vernie Robertson. Alex
g. Jesse D. Parrish. Rush Springs
GS Ernest Roy Evans, Rush Sprgs
69 William Elmer Apple, NARROW.
10 Louis Lawson Looney, Chix.
II Albert Leo Curtis, Rush Sprgs.
- f.. Il. Baker. Rush Springs
- lonnie McCarther Chickasha.
] a sam Thomas, Chickasha
- Hanerd Williams, Chickasha.
IL Lee Brown Cooper, Cement
II Waiter Emmett Kitching, Ce-
ment
IS Clarence William Whitener, Mn
nekah.
- William Tolbcrt Chitwood, Alex.
80 Guy J Harris, Naples
81 Edgar Allon Knight Chickasha.
81 Richard Morchead Ifendley Alex.
So Dan Williams Chickasha.
81 George b. DUNCAN Alex
81 Raymond Handford Smiley, Lay
erty.
/ Sc Porter Roberts. Bradley.
81 Robert Wilson Long Cement
SS Virgil Lovern Miller, Bradley
SO William f. Han, Rush Springs
10 Samuel Hawkins Pritchett. Bailey.
81 Henry G. Colnelison, NARROW.
:. James Monroe Green, NARROW
So Roy Galloway, Rush Springs.
'al James Henry Pierce, Rush Sprgs
9. Ira Bell Bailey.
q Luther Mitchell Merideth, Bailey
81 Elmer Thompson, Bailey
IS Walter Slathful Wolford, Bailey
g Roy Love Holder, Rush Sprgs,
100 Willie Samuel Zemmer, Rush
Springs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07

'''ff' NHiR@f INfhiNiff''''ff'f
l03 James Henry Buuer, Vcrdon,
l04 Earl Arthur Ong Pocasset
lo5 Fred Scott, Minco
zoe Rufus Williams, Chickasha.
1o7 Ernest James Burdick, Blancn
ard
los Walter Frank Mondenhall, Chix
lo9 Walter Scott Whitson, chix.
no Miles Young, Amber.
III Louis Leon Matheny. Minco.
~ Harley Ewing Nunn Naples
1l3 Roy Bradley ChickasIla.
ia Elton Minnard Taylor, Nerden
li5 Ohmar Scott Elam. Blanchard.
llG Emmett Elgh Dunn Chickasha
III Charles Franklin Reed Pocasset
IT'S Richard Edward Barnett ChiX
1l9 Franklin Bryan Baker, Chix
l2C John Joseph Brice Chickasha.
12l Thomas S. Judgston Buchanan
Tuttle
122 Bill Edward Jeffries, Verden
123 Robert Crit Singleton. Chix.
ia Joseph VI. Bmton, Chickasha.
l25 Earl Simpson Chickasha.
26 stephen Murray Huntley ChiX
~ Governor Thomas, ChiX. Ccoll
lgS Onnie Hightower ChiX, (col)
l2g Bird Craig, futile.
1870 Max Ewell Garrett, Mipco.
1$1 T. H. IIogland, Tuttle
District No. ?.
! Bernard Newton, Taber,
William oliver Gilmore Chix.
9 James Bert Bryan. Alex.
Bob Andrews. lreton.
Gerald b. Harper Rush Springs
6 Sid Wright Rush Springs.
/ Walter Henry Rudder, Alex
s Joe Woods, Chickasha.
Henry b Lance Bradley
4 10 Thomas Humphreys, Alex.
II Earl Bmdel. Rush Springs.
- John Herbert Armstrong, Alex
! II Tiyie Omer Walters, Tabler
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07

ity open to them to be of real service in the buSi
ness world. They are preparing to fill the places
made vacant in the offices by young going
into the army
The shortage of GOO stcnographers and office
help is already serious problem, not only in the
Civil Service, but in business.
The Government is urging young people 70
take business course, and those who respond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07

At the beginning of the Summer Term this
week the Chickasha Business College had the larg-
est enrolment for one week in the history of the
school
ANOTHER CLASS WILL BE ORGANIZED
next Monday June 10. The SPECIAL RATE of
Three Months for $500 will be given this class.
The young ladies and women of this part of the
state are beginning to realize what fine oppoitl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07

promptly to this demand will profit most and at the
same time will be doing patriotic duty.
Why wait until several million men arc called
into military service before beginning preparation
for the work?
If you enroll with this class starring Monday
morning, and work with a determinations you will
be ready TO take position as a bookkccper or
stenographcr the early part of fall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-07

THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
cHIcKAsHA, OKLAHOMA

Official Comptroller of the close
o business May
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
IOWA STATE FAIR HORSE
SHOWS

For number of years one Of the
most delightful of the many attractive
features presented at the Iowa State
Fair has been the evening shows given
in the stock pavilion. The program is
devoted almost exclusively to the
horses, the exceptions being the Pc
rades of prize-winning cattle, which
open the evening entertainment.
Equine beauty, grace and excellence
can be seen in highest perfection at
these shows. The splendid high-step-
ping harness horses, the beautiful and
versatile saddlers, the tiny ponies, all
with gorgeous trappings, combine to
make the programs a sort to be re-
Inembered many day. The high
jumpers, with their spectacular stunts
over the bars, furnish a fitting and
thrilling climax to program that can
be enjoyed but once a year in Iowa
AS the wider use of autos and me-
chanical power tends to crowd the
horse to the background these horse
shows take on added significance and
attractiveness to horse lovers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
STATE FAIR MUSIC PROGRAM

The Iowa state fair has become not
ed for the excellence of Its music pro-
grams and patrons look forward to an
annual treat in listening to some of
the famous musical organizations that
cannot be heard in the state at any
other time.
The headliner this year will be the
well-known Thaviu band accompanied
by company Of grand opera singers
and the International ballet. Signor
Thaviu has made Il reputation as mu-
steal director. Having visited the mid
die West on numerous occasions in the
past he knows the taste of the people
and is well qualified to please. His
opera singers will render all the IA
vorite operas, old and new, while his
dancers, CARRIED in correct costume,
will present the dances in vogue in DIFF
ferent countries.
Altogether there will be nearly doz-
en- musical organizations, bands and
orchestras, on hand during fair week
to contribute to the entertainment Of
fair patrons. The Hawaiian singers
that made such hit last year with
their native songs have been engaged
again for this year. Concerts by these
various organizations will begin early
in the morning and continue without
intermission until the close Of the eve
ming programs. 1t will be feast of
vocal and instrumental harmony that
cannot be enjoyed anywhere else this
year.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
GREAT WAR DRAMA TO
Be STAGED At THE
STATE FAIR

The night show at the Iowa State
Fair this year will be a highly spectac-
ular production called, THE Worlds
War" This great open-air drama or
pageant has been prepared on a gigan-
tic scale BETTING it's title. 1t is to
ordinary theatrical productions as the
present stupendous struggle is to wars
of the past. More than three hundred
actors will take part in it and train
is used in the setting.
In scenic effects the whole is archi-
tecturally correct and above criticism,
having been planned and elaborated
from photographs of the battletields
and from personal experience and OBJ
servation of the promoters. 1t is
designed for educational as well as en-
tertainment purposes and will give the
spectator a more definite idea and I'M
derStanding of the awful business Of
war as conducted under twentieth cen
fury methods.
1t will present modern war equip
ment and enginery-the powerful siege
guns, the terrible tanks, the various
types of aircraft, armored trucks and
cars, wireless outfits, senrchlights and
the thousand and one implements of
war in actual use today. 1t will dem
onstrate, too, the part played in fight
ing by so many of the everyday Access
sories of business life-the automobile,
trucks, tractors, the telephone, the
heliograph, the telegraph and host Of
new inventions that have come into
use the last two or three years. 1t
will show the fighting men of all ma
lions correctly armed and uniformed;
reviews Of troops; arrival in France
of the q. S. soldiers; trench fighting,
artillery battles and sensational air
battles.
War methods of today are vastly
different from those of a few years
ago. New and more deadly guns and
machinery of all kinds have been
evolved, and to offse, the destruction
of life consequent on these inventions
new ideas for protection of life have
followed, SO that in some ways war is
less destructive Of human life than
some of the old-time methods. All
these things will be illustrated in this
thrilling and dramatic production.
This show will be presented six
nights in front of the amphitheater, be-
ginning Friday evening, August %.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
MARTIN JENSEN SUI
FERS LOSS BY FIRE

The Martin Jensen residence
in the northeast part of town was
discovered on fire Friday morning
at eleven o'clock and after heroic
efforts were made by the fire de-
partment the blaze was extinguished
The roof was completely destroyed.
The house will be remodeled.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08

The linen in high places in the con-
duct Of the war, from the president
down, have expressed themselves in
favor of agricultural fairs as a vital
part or accessory to the business of
food production and urge liberal pat
ronage of them this year.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
EXTRA AMAZED
BY SUDDEN ACTION

The quick action Of pure Lavop-
tik eye wash is startling. A school
boy had eye strain so badly he
could not read. A weeks use of
Lavoptik surprised his teacher SO
much she used it for her old moth
er. ONE WASH showed benefit.
A small bottle is guaranteed to
benefit EVERY CASE weak,
strained or infamed eyes. The
quick result is astonishing. Alum
mum eye cup FREE. The Kear-
ney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
WILLIS WORKMAN NEW
CLERK IN COTTON STORE

Willis Workman and family NOV
ed up from Lorah Friday and he
commenced clerking in the Cotton
Clothing and Shoe Department
Store Monday The family will re-
side in one Of her fathers houses
in the northeast part of town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08

Not less than ten and probably an
even dozen or more bands, orchestras
and other musical organizations will
"do their bit'' toward entertaining
Iowa State fair visitors August 21-3O.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
CAR STOLEN IN AUDU-
BON, LAST week

The Ford touring car belonging
to Chris Henricksen of Audubon,
was stolen one evening last week.
The car had been left on the streets
of Audubon but short time and
when MI. Henriksen went to return
home the car had disappeared. He
informed the sheriff at once and
word has been sent to all sheritfs
and chief Of police in the surround
ing territory.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08

1t does the work, use sanol Eczema
Remedy to get rid of those Black
Heads, Pimples, or Rough Bumpy
Skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema Is pleasant to
use. A trial will convince you. soc
and s1.OO at the Kearney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-08
WHICH MIGHT
HAVE PROVED SERIOUS

While Jack Houck and wife and
Marshal Claude Bills and wife were
returning from Atlantic Saturday
evening on the motor car the ma
chine ran into bunch of cattle on
the crossing throwing the occupants
in every direction and bruising
them very badly. All Of the victims
are very stiff and sore.
A family reunion was held Sun
day at the Elmer Heath home in
honor Of their sons, Charles and
Bryan who left this week with the
drafted boys.
The Rev. Baldwin and family
are planning to spend a few days
in the northern part Of the state,
consequently there will be no
preaching at the Congregational
Church, the next two Sundays.