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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
RETAILERS CAN GET IM- MEDIATE SHIPMENTS DI-
 RECT BY PARCEL POST

This advertisement is written on Monday. October 21. It is directed to the attention of all distributors of Vick's VapoRub, both wholesale and retail In an emergency such as the present epidemic-our duty-and your duty-is to distribute VapoRub in the quickest possible manner to those sec tions stricken by influenza. We. there- fore, call your careful attention to the following:
 DANGER OF SHORTAGE IF SUPPLY
 IS NOT CONSERVED.
 On October we had on hand at our factory and in 20 warehouses scattered over the country, sufficient VapoRub to last us. we thought, until January l, allowing for 50 per cent increase over last years sales, but not counting dur daily output. This big excess stock had been accumulated during the summer months.
 Then this epidemic of Spanish influ- enxa hit us--and in the last 10 days this stock has vanished. At first we thought this tremendous demand would last only few days. but the orders have run:
 wednesday. October 1s. 1s.5o4 doxen
 Thursday, October IT, a5.s2s dozen
 ! Friday. October IS. 39.25e dozen.
 Saturday. October 19, 45.sa3 dozen.
 [ Monday October 21, 77.705 dozen. Up 10 Saturday, october 19, we have actually shipped for this month s4o0,- e28t 10. or over two million jars of vapo Rul.
 THE PROBLEM NOW IS TO DIs- TRIBUTE vApORUB QUICKLY. A, Most of this tremendous quantity : still en route to the jobbers, out Height and exIness are both congested ON adaye, and 1t may be some time sAefore this surrly reaches the jobbers. S,l the meantime, therefore. it is nee ,sary that we distribute. as widely >l possible, the stock that we are anufacturing daily. together with at now on the jobbers' and retailers. 4telves, In order that 1t may get to fe influenza districts quickly. Cur brmal output is about 4000 dozen rs day. We are putting on a night it. but 1t will be little while be- @sse that is producing.
 MAT WE ASk JHE WHOLESALE
 DHUGGIsT TO DO.
 .ast Saturday we notified all of our ,bsrs, by special delivery. as fol- F%ss:
 rirst--T,eals and quantity shipments all kirds are cancelled. Fill no THE WICK CHEM
 GREENSB(
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
May Move Some of the
 Government Departments

Washington. October 2s.-Removal from Washington as q means of relieving the housing situation in this city of such government departments as could as well transact their business elsewhere is deemed inadvisable, in the opinion of President wilsoh After consulting cabi- net members and the heads of various government departments, the President notified the Senate today it was the con- sensus of opinion that such a move was unnecessary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
DRUCC|STS!! PLEASE NOTE
 V|CK'S VAPORUB OvERSOLD
 DUE ID PRESENT EPIDEMIC
Tremendous Demand Last Few Days Has Wiped Out Ex- cess Stocks That We Had Estimated Would Last Until Next January Last Weeks Orders Called for One and Three Quarter Million Jars-Todays Orders Alone Amount to 932 459 Jars.

luahtlty orders Of any kind. whether eaken by our salesnien or hv vour own Sell in small lots only.
 Second--Order from us as small quantities as possible. If you are ont we VIII try to ship limited amount hv parcei post CT express, and pay the charges ourselves
 Ihird-'In ofder to make distribution ssiiI quicker. we will shjp direct to your retail customers quantities rot more than three t3) dozen Roe size at any one shipment
 Fourth-We are now out of tba eoo size and will be for the next 10 dave WHAT WE ASK IHE RETAIL np,,c
 CYST TO DO.
 Buy in as small ouantities as me. slbie. Jr you have any quantity order. gwen the tobber's salesnien CT given 10 our saiesinen. don't lother about .nen-ho need 10 write ue-.it is abso iuteiy impossible to fill these ordor. at this time. If the aupbers in vn',r territory are out of Nick's poauh we VIII ship you by parcel post, pre- paia' cusntites not more than three .S' dozen 3oc size in any one order. We can't open accounts at tnls tune, so your check or nonex or der Tor this amount iaust accor,1nanv order. Don't write us stating to shin through your joter. as we then have 10 wait until we write this icbber and get hts Q. k. If you wish the gnods 10 come through your sobber have him order them for you.
 SHOWED UNDER WITH cORnE-
 srONDENCE.
 Our force has alraady~hoo ..,. , pieces"-c4 of our men are wearine. uncle Sam's khaki and this recent rush has simply buried us All our sales force has been called in to he,u m the office and factory. We just men ton this so you won't hold 1t agalnst us If your wires and letters aren't un- swered promptly.
 SPECIAL BOOKLETS ON sp<n,s. INFLt tENZA.
 We Will send, on request to any re- taii druggist. 100 or more little book lets, just issued, on Spanish Influenza. sivihs the latest information about this discase--its history-the synp- toms--the treatment and particulariv the use of Vicks vapoRub as an ex- ternal application 10 supplement the physician's treatment.
 N1" WhSS IO tSE VAPORJn.
 In addition to the usual method of using VapoRub-that is. applied over the throat and chest and covered with hct flannel cloths -our customers ara writing us daily telling of their suc- cess in using Napol;uh in other ways particularly as preventive They melt little in spoon and inhale the vapors arising. or melt it in a benzoin steam kettle Where the steam kettIe is not available, VarnEuL can be used iii an ordinary ttak.ttie. Ell tke tea kettle half full cf Loiline water. nut in half q teaspoon of VapoIaub from time |" time --keep the kettle just slowly boiling and inhale the steam arising.
 Aocrding to I fJlletip just issued by the public health service, Dr. Stiles. of this service, recommends that the nose be kept greased as q preventive against the ii.fiusi,za germs. For this purpose VapoRub is excellent. GAL COMPANY,
 lRO. N. c,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29

on the threshing floor. The three ant- malls will not be permitted to cease fig-f. ting as long as Antichrist has sol- diers
 It will be made manifest that the combat, which will be fought out in that part of the country in which Anti christ forges his arms, is no human |conflict. The animal defenders of the lamb will exterminate the last army .of the Antichrist.
 Antichrist will lose his crown and die lin solitude and madness. His empire will be divided into 22 states, but none will have any longer any fortifica- tions army or ships of war.
 The white eagle, by order of Michael, will drive the crescent out of Europe, where there will no longertbe any but Christians.
 He will install himself at Constino- pie.
 EXPLANATION
 The I CT is a German Lutheran one arm is withered.
 Germany is the black eagle
 Austria, her ally, has also an eagle
 Russia is the white eagle.
 France is the cock.
 England, the British empire, is the leonard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
As spanish Tnaluenxa

lis an exaggerated form of Grip, GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC should be taken in larger doses than #
 prescribed for ordinary Grip. good
 plan is not to wait until you are sick, brt PREVENT IT by taking GROW E' 1'AsTELESS chill TONIC in time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29

Big Shipments Are En Route to Jobbers. Until These Arrive There May Be a Temporary Shortage. All Deals Post- . poned-Buy in Small Lots Only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
PRITCHARD-RoBINsoN WEDDING

The following comments on the recent marriage of Capt. w. s. Pritchard in Columbia. s. C., appeared in the Mobile Register, and will be of interest to Blr- mingham friends:
 Miss Catherine Hudnut Robinson and Captain William Shelton Pritchard were quietly married in Columbia, S. C., on October 25 at o'clock. Only members of both families and a few intimate friends were present. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Hudnut Rob inson of Terre Haute, Ind, and Is pos sessed of great charm and beauty. She is popular member of the class of '15 at vaSsar.
 The groom graduated from Barton academy in 1903 and from the University of Alabama in 1912, in the law depart ment He was a member of the BiTIning- ham bar before his entrance into the army. He received commissions as sec ond lieutenant in Fort MePherson train ing camp and received promotion under General Pershing while in active service in France. He has been a training officer at Camp Jackson for the past three months and there he received his captain cy. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. W. T. Pritchard of Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
HAHN-FREEMAN

Mir and Mrs. Thomas G. Humphreys announce the marriage of their sister. Miss Sam Ruth Freeman to MT. Harry Hahn. The wedding took place Saturday evening. September 26. at S:30 oclock, the Rev H. Reuter- officiating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29
following interesting announce 1

ment appeared in the Atlanta
 Constitution and will be read with interest in Birmingham by the many friends of two young people,
 MT. and Mrs Arnold Broyles announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Elizabeth, to Capt. Julian Bar rett, United States army, the marriage to take place the evening of November 20, at their home on Juniper street. Both young people represent families who have in the affairs of the south. Miss Broyles graduated with honors two years ago from Lucy Cobb and afterwards attended $he Deverell school in New York. Max ing her debut last December, she was one of the most popular members of the de- butante set and the Junior league, and entered actively into all their programme of war work. Captain Barrett Is the youngest son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett. Jr., of Augusta, and brother of Maj. Thomas Barrett III, now with the Eighty-second division in France, whose marriage to Miss Louise Broyies was one of the most brilliant events of last winter. Captain Barrett was a member of the first officers training camp at Fort McPherson. He was after ward aide to General Sage and is now assistant executive officer at Camp Cor don.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-29

THE WICK CHEMICAL COMPANY, GREENSBORO. N. c.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-09-26
.ehicla. -.Elsre ao.nas ! Isaz.a Il n

vehicle. Here Gomez h. farm wa
gon and fong open layrack ~
which are two calves about six
months old. An old lady is lead
ing the one seal the wagons
have Shafts instead OF tongues
and an equally old man IN black
muslin jacket that reaches has
4 knees, walks along behind and
tends the brake, while following
all are four or five fine. looking
COWS, with one horn tied to a front
leg. and all urged on by two boys
with sticks. Next is d two-wheei-
ed cart, drawn by an ancient
steed and occupied by sundry old
people ami six or eight little Ches-
| ter White pigs, all scrubbed up
and dressed in their best bib and
tucker. Next is aa. old lady IN
wooden shoes, leading her horse
they lead as often as they drive. In
the wagon is the usual calf, and
following behind, hanging on with
all bands. are two little boys about
six years old. whose oyeralls are
too short by several inches, and
who wear a sort OF. apron over
their buds. Now comes a young
woman with two COWS, all walking
and giving the impression Of be-
ing comrades instead of driver
and driven. for the woman walks
alongside of one and the other
follows sedately. Then comes a
very pretty girl, about twenty
years Of age, riding a bicycle and
leading a wall eyed brindle COW.
And just before we fall in 10
march 10 the gas house, here
comes a wounded soldier appaf-
emily on leave. and girl, appar-
emily his wife. pushing a wicker
baby carriage in which is a bas-
ket which IN wager contains
lunch. and two Chester White
pigs about six weeks old.
This is a curious mixture OF
tenth and twentieth century ]
haven't been able to take any PIE
lures, because films are almost uil-
obiainablc. and if they were, there
has been an order issued against
any finishing work being done. ]
am going TO leave my camera here
when we leave. and after the war
Ii should be easy 10 get some.
can't seem TO get inside OF
this letter. Maybe lis because
there are two noisy games OF Pc
dro in progress. both within arms
reach. am sending a souvenir
with this letter. but don't know
IL II will ever reach you II IS q
little copper paper cutter, and
seems 10 be the standard souye-
mir Of everything from a country
fair up. and J must conform tol
custom. With love from
John
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-09-26

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-09-26
From His Brother, Bin

France. Aueusi j., 1918
Dear Folks; Another day al
other dollar. Busy days eonfinu'
10 roll themselves upon as, ard
am j dag late on nay letter, this n
Thursday. Monday we had ~
usual round physical tori ure
bayonef exercise. rifle practice,
erebade throwing aud ~ on
TUESDAY I WAS "a rifle pii detail
marking targets They were rhooi
ine 81 200 yards, and We nef'
down in pii about seven iee'
deep b front ~ fhs targets. n z
firesnnls work. on your ieei az
da, pulling @iose fafRcts up and
dopsl and pasiing strikers oiel
az bullet holes Tho moei in.
teresiing ildng : noticed wac an
efask 81 snap of fhf bullet in iip
So otrf gour bead, ihep ihf sound
IA fha pop ~ fhf fliif 9ANi pttei
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ant compared Niil iilt Rpsa y.
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1925 isaf fllru uuaef diiiefrif ear
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. y. IL. f1icklngel
and two children returned to Lew.
iston Wednesday after ten days
visit with Nezperce relatives and
friends.
Try and give a few spare hours
each week and help the ladies in
the Red Cross sewing room. III
you can knit, see Mrs. j.. q
Wright.
Sportsmen Headquarters We
are ready with a full line Of Win
chester and Remington guns and
shot gun shells. We issue licenses
I Nezperce Hardware Co.
John ID. Graham, who recently
sold his ranch 10 Jacob Nosbusch,
will hold a public sale at the old
place on Oct. 8. Watch for further
particulars next week.
Reliable eye service and a local
man. DIR. f. A. Schiliing can fit
your eyes. Glasses fitted by him
are giving satisfaction and trips
each month insure full service.
Several dozen fruit jars for sale
at 81 per dozen. Kerr's self seal
/ ing, Economy. and Schrams, in
pints. quarts and hal; gallon. See
Mr.. Henry at the Nezperce Hard
ware.
FOR SALE-House and 3 lots,
barn and chicken house; water in
house and barn-a good buy at
$3.50; easy terms. Or will trade
for horses or cattle. Fred w.
/ Brasch. 1913
STRAY-Came 10 my place last
Sunday, 8 pigs aud two sows, all
black Please come aud get them
and pay damages. aad for this no.
tice Geo. H. Ellis. on the f. Oh
son place.
STRAY-Come TO my place 3
weeks ago. a roam heifer with red
and white calf by side Owner
may have SAME on payment pas
iurage and this notice. c. C..
Hess ranch, south OF Nezperce Nv
MONEY TO LOAN-I have
plenty of available money TO loan
on good farm land at low inter-
est rate. Prepayment privileges.
York llerren. room 10, Union
State Bank bldg. Nezperce, Ida
STRAY Brown shire filly, past
> years old. with top-knot reached
aud tail bobbcd aud 2-year-old
heifer, red and white, branded
bow aud arrow on the shoulder.
Last seen on timber reserve "a. e.
Of town. Reward Tor information.
&. W. Booth. IT,
Paihe records will play on the
Victor and Columbia machines If
sou get an attachment which only
costs 80 cents To introduce the
Pafhe records we are selling a ~
inch double disc record for %
cents only. Come IN aud hear free
demonstration ~ amy time Nez-
perez Hardware Co.
Homer Moore. Of Winchester.
was over Monday and asked for
transfer from class ? 10 class J ~
the SeleciiYe draft isis wish WAS
granted and he WA given has ply
steal examination and viii be one
~ the siK men 10 leave lof Camp
Lewis Friday 10 replace men who
had been returned beeaDse Of phy-
siral dsfeeis Mrs Moore viii
take ihs depUiyehip la the county
treasurer aud assfssoFs offices.
her work here ~ llogiU Moaday
Shs succeeds Miss i.oifie Works.
and Is Neli qualified Cor she posi
iiou. having had several years ~.
pefisnre in elerieal work
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-09-26
Local and Personal News Notes

4
delivery.
FOR SALE rs head of shoats,
ranging from 100 to $50 pounds.
Harry knutson.
J FOR SALE 5-ton wagon scales
practically new. and price right.
chas. I. Berry.
| A few used ranges and heating
stoves at bargain prices. Nez-
Iperce Hardware Co.
Majestic ranges are the world s
standard. For sale at the Nez-
lperee Hardware Co.
Don't forget the women S food
exhibit al the Boys and Girls
| Club Fair. October 5th.
IL win pay you TO figure with
Jake. the plumber, if you have any
work in his line.
4 When you cant get your work
Idone anywhere else. bring ii to
lDOggett 's-they can do il.
| Dant has IA years experience
in ear repairing. A trial is all he
asks. AT Herren s old stand.
Laborers are wanted by the
county for general road work. Ap-
ply at the county auditor s office
| F0UND-ln Nezperce Monday,
auto wrench for rim taps. AT this
office on payment of this notice.
| FOR SALE Practically new
White. cabinet sewing machine.
for SO. J. Is. Henry at Nezperce
Hardware.
/ Mr.. ind Mrs. p. A. Primns re-
turned 10 Lewiston Monday, after
n few days visit with their sons
Ia this vicinity.
Miss Borghild lioff came over
from Ferdinand Thursday for a
week : visit al the home of her Sis
Ter Mrs. Il. l.. Cole
Mn. kincaid arrived Saturday
from palouse for a visit al the
home az her daughter, Mrs. York
iierren. in this city.
chas. +. Thomas left Sunday
for Los Angeles. Cal, where he
was called hy the death Of his
tttFf tAANtE atts ifAAFs
Mn. fiensIey. bookkeeper for
the Nexperce Cooperative Tcle-
phone Co. WAS a business visitor
from Nollmcr Saturday.
GOOD CABBAGE For Sale
|, Copenhagen and Flat Dutch, 81
market price. Eugene Burton,
Carrier X y. ID. ?. Nezperce. n
FOR SALE 2-aere tract with
6-room bungalow. ~ kamiah.
Make nice home Convenient
10 school q o Davis. ksmiah. 3
Miss Rorghild Hoff came over
from Ferdinand last Thursday for
a neck Is visit with her sister. Mrs
Is. T. Cole. and Nczperce friends.
q a.. Pencil moiored ~ Lewis
ton sunday 20 bring his wife
home. She had been visiting
frieDds and relatives there the
past week
Harlan W0ser and Paul Blake
sent a. Wahs SUNDAY 20 bring
fhsir families homo. who had been
guests ~ che WIN Mitchell home I
che past week.
LOST Az The Ariie, pocket 4
book c0ufaining about si5 and I
oanwa name. Mrs a Heck H..
Nnfd ~ return 20 ihis office or
Aeypcree Hotel ibnt 4
Ions ~ BAY Several EARS
stoies alfalfa ~ here about Sept
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-09-26

lhe Herald. Si.oU year.
Get II done at Doggett 5.
Nick Lair sells il for less. 2
Big line racket goods at Lair 5
Is your Herald subscription DUE
senter's big sale Sept. 80. Sc,
ad.
For hail insurance see Billy Sui
Ivan.
The best shoe righi-at Carl
son 5.
Sewers are needed al Red Gross
rooms.
Slab wood at the Prairie Lum'
Der Co.
FOR SALE Good horses. j. 4
Stanton.
Note your subscription date on
this paper.
Carlson S fall line OF suits nov
In $25. up.
Hens and pullets vented at the PEG
pies Market. n
Six changes OF program weekly
al the Artic.
Long or short hauls quick-Ber.
rvs dray line. If.
Wall paper at LARS. where yon
get il for less.
Go-earts at Lair 5, and you can
get them for less.
First-class cobbler al the A. r.
Fike harness store.
Jesse Glover visited homefolls
in Lewiston Sunday
G. W. Felt and family spent
Sunday IL Lewiston.
Carlson IS showing the new fall
fabrics for men : wear.
Get Jake. tie plumber. 10 make
your sewer connections.
Mr. and Mra. York iierren were
N0llnser visitors Tuesday
Save that shoe. Have IL re-
paired right al A. Il. Fixes
Ready for your bulk grain al
Nexpercc Roller Mil elevator.
II you can sew. you are badly
needed a. the Red Cross ro0nss.
Taks yaas poaltfy 10 the Peoples
Market sad gss best snarkss prices ~.
FOR SALE New Ford ear, al
a bargain. See Curtis Miller.
Ready for your bulk grain al
Nexperce Roller Mill elevator.
ALFALFA Order your supply
now af Nexpercc Roller Mills.
A few cords of dry nndling
wood at The Prairie Lumber Co.
For building plans Of al kinds
see Hunter at the Prairie Lumber
Co.
IIcngy. the expert car man j.
on the job a the Nexperce Ga.
rage
Attorney .. ". Mitchell Mas a..
No.eos Friday on professional
business
FOK sAI.E A feW registered
Shropshire bucks. e. a. Olson,
boliner lyNtI
BLK GRAIN Nexperce hol.
81 Mai elevator ready fer youi
delivery
cafisous Togsery j. loaded
with shaf sou wanf ln haftes'
r.UfhlnR
A. al Firth nnd tVo sons wer'
Nespsfes visitors frem Alneheatsf
iaef Friday
sTRAYED pa kheep Niib
bufas. ana rope around neck-~ u
~ Harding
TAKE pour ear Troubles ~ fls
ituts ; esfsiee eefaRs De- 80
H. 4.Hasl4
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