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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-28
Ms Anoeiina PosiIa.

Another death to occur at the hos
pftal was that OF Mrs. Angelina Po-
sfla. Of 8lonongah, her death, however,
resulting from ureemic poisoning
rather than from influenza Her hus-
hand died last week at the hospital
from influenza. a family OF nine lit
Tie children survive. Mrs. Pisola's
first husband was killed in the mine
explosion at Mononsah and two OF
Ties urvivipg children were by a
former marriage. ;-.
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Mis-. David Fletcher.

Mrs. David Fletcher. aged II. years.
mother Of Harry Fletcher. Of this city,
died yesterday afternoon at her home
at Shinnston after a weeks illness
from paralysis. She was formerly
Miss Louise Hall and was a member
Of a well-known family. Her husband
is deceased and she is survived by
several children, namely. Harry o.
this city, Arlie. Of Clarksburg, and
Carl. OF Cincinnati. One son, Nc
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Andy Martin.

Andy Martin, employed in this city,
but whose home is in Pennsylvania.
died last night at IL o'clock at the
Hospital from influenza
The body was taken in charge by In
dertaker R. c. Jones and will be held
until relatives residing in ennsylvaniG
can be heard from.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-28

Gel BaEker 81 Bids a5asPeed to
tie GFaaates of Train x
81 sehoM1

III 49, -.
mo WS6Ie- so1iSd co-opeFatio6 BE-
tween the seven s:imeatS Organizations,
ysoTklnss 1ors he:happ LnesS5and welfare
OF 5ourS soldiers and SSfloEs was. re-.
Gently Iu1EIated SsGt-s the sgradunaoa
exercises OF tie tenth. class OF the
Jewish Welfare Z Boards Training
:sc9lcol in New York. y Col William s
La.!:es, vEo vent TO FRANCE represent
:~C LIE S:c::2rLol Army with the first
.:;assrI % oCr troops and has been
:, < there" GIscca months, was the
..:-.:Tal ST,e..c= aad wished the fifty
gi:s jewish workers Of the class Cod
nepS Jewish attorney and phijanth=o-
pISt Of New Xor:., Iaudcd the work OF
the Salvation Army among the boys
q. the front
What our fighting boys need Is In
SEPARATION and Heart and character in
those. who are there 10 re!2 ten"
declared Col. Barker. "Y"u W.! rep
resent In the camps ard or TsaaS the
ideals 1ond standards o. IL" Jewish
faith and It IS u2 20 you :!:ove all
things to be consistent IN yo-r re-
ligtous practices. Practice wat yca
preach. That, I an sure, is::a been
the secret Of onr ovn scccasg. = -Gu
live up to the Principles CT you- f4ita
and give whit you, have to :;iEc fms
heart big with loye, the co. vi r'~
spect you, whether they be Prcie&. ans,
Catholic or Jew.TSS
The newly graduated feld workers
WIN make = total Of eco mea co!.:s
field work IN FOUR camps AID naval
trimming stations. under the aSsriees
OF the Jewish welfare Board. Tine
Board has about fifty ''huts" in Me
various camps and maintains. ceaters
In all large cities where soldiers and
sailors OF all faiths are welcomed. A
headquarters has recently been estab-
lshed IN Paris, and 100 men are being
recruited : here for overseas work.
There are now nearly 125,c00 Jews
serving In the army and navy.
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Comas, is deceased. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from her late residence and
the body VIII be inferred in the ceme-
terry at that place.
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M. Annie Prozello.

Mrs. Annie Prozzello, Of Monongah,
died early this morning at the Emer-
gency Hospital. after an illness from
influenza. Her husband, Dominica
ProzzelIo succumber to the same dis
ease on October 25, at the hospital.
The body Of the wife will be inferred
IN the Morongah cemetery tomorrow
beside that of her husband by Under
taker r, C. Jones.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-28
Lkavino Wednesdav.

Mrs. Robert Fleming and daughters,
Miss Nee and Mrs. George Pullen
Peed. leave Wednesday OF this week
flor st. Lucie, Florida, where they will
occupy their cottage for the winter
months as is their custom.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-28
Local SOCIAL EVENTS
conNention calIed O.

The annual CONVENTION Of the
Woman's Christian Union scheduled
to have been held next week in Wheel
able that the convention Is finally adj
iourned.
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Euneral I'D Mr- Raner

Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. Harry Hager. whose death oc-
Cured on Saturday, were conducted
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock, from
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gug Fitzpatrick, at Miilersville by
Rev. DR.. Eddy. Her husband arrived
here Saturday evening from Camp
Upton. n. Y, where he was stationed
awaiting overseas orders. The body
was inferred in Woodlawn Cemetery
by Undertaken Jones.
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10 o'clock from the family residence
with interment in the Holy Cross
cemetery in this city by Undertaker
p. c. Jones. The funeral party will
come from Frant Town on a special
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-28

.tisf place. dIed his morning shorty
after 10 O'Clock 1t the EmerSercy
Hospital amer an Illness from indu=
9nza. Mrs. Spatapore was brought
to the hospital on Thursday in a
critical condition She was aged
about 40 years and IS survived by a
family.
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NTaried At Pal-sonaee.

This morning at 10 o'colck at the
parsonage Of the Central Christian
church, the pastor, Rev. c. D. Mitch
ell, married Samuel Pollen. of Yves
ton, and Mary e. Donaldson, Of Lum-
berDort-
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Returned Home.

Mrs. ". F. Keyser. Of Brownsville,
Pa. and her sister, Miss Lillian Swan,
OF Moline, III, WHO had been guests
OF 1irs. James Edwin Watson, at
Highgate, have returned to Browns
vile.
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Tor PIttSlII 20 ;i,5illl 56f6r1l g.
Win rel3tfV
2 Mss Edna Jones 10 sh
with severe Gtta iof er-a
her home on JSRe S4se s
Saturday for the &ESt
Mrs.. C4aude F9ening lEao las
i'll from in1Gen<a n Il
Monroe street IS Tecoyeglg
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Preston county bUckWhe1
style. for breakfast el6h n -.
Boyers Restaurant dy.
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Mrs. Mary spa.aPorc.
Mrs. Mary Spatapore. OF Monon-
gah, a wel!-Iznown foreign woman OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-28
Stocks of Silks and Wooden Dress
Goods at the Height Of
Completeness

This STATE Of completeness applies to the assortment
G "a oprices Which dependable
pure silks and all wool goods canbe priced this sea-
WoTen are choosing our all WOOL plaid goods for
skirts. These are exceptionally beautiful. unusual
color combinations being shown Patterns OF 2l-2
yard length, 81 inches wide are $3.50 to SIS 9th
ers by the yard $3.50. - ~ 60 - :S1
Fine quality Atwood serges $zs2S 25V:$zs IT.
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ssWICT ROLA''
An Excepdional War mine.Gift

The greatest Of all musical
entertainers makes the finest
of Christmas, gifts, ( bringing
pleasure, not to one alone for
a little while-but to many
all the while. Make sure of
syours-order it now.
Slots of: New Victor Records,
5Just In-Old favorities, and
new. 18th Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

Red Gross aid 10 never delayed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
ROLIgHONOR

|
WASHINGTON. Doc. a.-4The fol.
lowing casualties are reported BY the
commanding general Of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces KIlled In
action. ione; died OF wounds. s1.
died Of accident and other causes.
! 30. died OF airplane accident a..
died of disease. 70. wounded severe
~, none. wounded. degree undetcr-
mined. 1850, wounded slightly,
none. missing In action, none. pris-
oners none. Total. lao.
Kii,LED IN ACTION.
Cory,oral;
james stspp. IAkcmp.
Private;
Henry shawnee, Grccrssclh.
DIED or ACCIDENT
Private;
Vernon Wright, Gate.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETER.
MINED.
scrgcsp,s:
I'm y. wstrr~, Ncissony.
Philo r. Iambcrt, Rocky.
Corporslsi
Grovcr 4. B~li. Hanna.
william NJ. Patterson. s,iliwclI.
4. 4. TnIcou, Ardmorc.
JAM MATT, tNNNNan.
Gcorre W. Armstrong. Dun~ar
Robert ". Dsughhctcr, Cspron.
Fortune piafsi. Colgate.
willis D. Cnscboit, Haskell.
IbcrnIcr q. Chiidcr~. Finley.
clyde %. Cook, viniin.
Samuel u. Mclean, Para nm.
Privntrs;
Murr,i &. proffitt. Alinc.
Thomas q. Reynolds. Clinton.
Morton Watts. Dustin.
Jnnes 4. Cunningham. Altus.
Marvin ". Edwards, Pont1 city.
t.~orgr Y Golfer, Hnsti inas
william ~. Hicks. sapuipa.
Frank Is'wis. Cnviin.
Archic ~. Parkinson, Wsgoncr.
Aaron ~ Peters, Big Cabin.
John ". Ferguson, Guthrie.
Charles X, Rrankcl, uask~w.
John y, IswsiIcn, Narnaby.
Henry .. Thounron, Orlando.
Israel =. Young, Wet
JOc Binrkfos. Kansas.
Erur~t ~ n r~grr, Durnui.
Jcr~c ". Kuhn. Jennings.
Thomas Binyiock, PWesu.
Joseph y. blythe. Vale.
Mites o.. MRgrvp, Lexington.
Oscnr ". Wcst. Eidorsdo.
syI,c~i~r Williams, Pryor
william 4. Rcyuoids. Brok-u How.
Neville u. sutton. Npdmorr,
Luke T.. Brown. Brrns.
Melvin y. Payne, HASKELL,
ltorcntV Gnipc-, Woodvtiie
Kcnncth n. Gibbs, shsstuck.
scovuc v White, pswncc.
william L. Casey, Sayr~.
PRISONERS.
A. Camp itastntii
Hiram Booth, Icfiorr,
l1lJie o. Hoffman, Csssrii
MISSING IN ACTION.
tpryioasly rcpor~d severely
woundcd.D
Luther r. Kitchens. Bcruy,iIic.
lrrt Nobcvts, Snyw.
Noir,r, >. Rohrrtsou. Hsnet.
Benjamin ID. Rove, Pryor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

ways had hcsn--cominH her. late In
the afternoon when you Girl. were
all tired. and beirs cross and snsr.
ply having more things sent
nome than I needed. n had
known how nice and quiet II was
here In the morning I'd have made
the change ages ago. Everythins
looks NO fresh and inviting, there
isn't crowd TO jostie ono and YOU
young ladies are 80 attentive and
polite--do you wonder I am n re.
iornSod shopper No--I'il take II
horse-Jjust a hank OF yarn, two
knittint needles and six kandker.
chtefs--thc idea OF asking A biz
grown man. In u big autom obiis 10
bring that little bundle away out to
my home--the very ideal Good
morning, girls;
Dear ladies of Tulsa, hav. Won
caught the reformed shopping idea
Yes, and hasn't Mira Ollwclr stat.
81 tho osse about risht. honesty and
convinclnsly Tulsa buyers can con.
seSve man, money and horse. power
In no better way than TO shop st tho
time and In the way that Tulsa mer.
chants are now requesting Lhsm to
shop--to shop earlier In the day--to
shop IN Tulhs,
From every countrywide - and
from many OF the larger near. by
elites interested shoppers ara com.
Ing every dsy---coming to the metro
politan merchan dising market OF
Oklahoma, because right here styles,
quality and prices are In great va
riety. sufficient, In fact, 10 pleaso
and satisfy any purse or taste. They
find II an advantage TO traae in
Tulss and from now until Christ a.
these welcome visitors must Of me
cessity do most of their shopping in
the afternoon. They will crowd the
stores and Tulsans can Just az welt
arrange TO do their shopping In the
morning. suppose you try Il. lust
~ Mrs Oiiwell' did You will find
II most satisfactory and add much
to tho pleasure OF your Christmas
purchases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
YOUNG, CRITIC, WILL TALK
OF FOUR GREAT PAINTERS

j. w Young, tho art critic and
who In here conducting sale "
paintingr. viii tain tonigh, to the
patrons OF AIT on the subject ~
Wyatt, limos, Blakeiock ana iiumcr,
four OF the greatest American paint
ers. The public is invited tn Niult
the art exhibit and hear Mr. Young
There will bs no charge. The timo
IL 4 o'clock.
~ enjoy dolns this said Mr..
Young. because I Recognize thesr
great artists have had a lot of IN.
fluence over American art. They
are the first four American painters
70 make American art famous, and
while We have living artists equally
aa src~t yet these men mus he
famous for all time.
There In probably No art dealer
In America better acquainted with,
who has given more time and study
to tho lives. careers and works uf
thes- four men, and N this tElk THIS
evening proves OF sufficient Interest,
to attract q considerable number
who want 20 hear this kind NJ a
talk. will follow n during nv, stay
here with other talks"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
AvIATORS DETAINED;
LEAVE THIS MORNING
Dos Jumped Into i'vos,clicr II One ~
the Army Mschinc. and Right
I,ach 20 ". siii Postponed.

The army avlators from Pos, field
al Iawtun who came 20 Tulsa for the
purpose of making Investigations IN
regard TO Including this city on tho
government aerial mail route thst
IL Ia be established In the near future
did no, lesve the ctiy On sunday
afternoon ~ vas originally planned.
Thcr. we're five planes In the
Captlln Saunders The party was
S-hsduled TO leave Tulsa on lhe re-
turn trip 10 iAwton Via oklhhoma
CITY sunday afternoon but pas de-
aimed here the second night Nv
combination " eNonts. In the frW
place, after the engine OF captain
Saund,rF machine was set running
and before he had lett the ground n
dog ran into tho whlrlins propeller
ana burst IL The dog vas Instantly
Killed n 10 said that q bird coming
In contact with the propeller of an
airpane when Il IL nyins will break
The propeller
An attempt wns made on the part
~ ono VI the machines 10 make the
return tfip IN which Lieut., J. y.
Darlington aud Lieut.. W r AEee
were flying hut after going ~ Tar
~ sapulpr " Was found that the
wind Was too high and they returned
q await the remainder of the party,
which will depart this morning at
o'olocA. captain saunders machine
having been repaired eVerythins is
IN readiness Tor the return flight,
The men report "a delightful 50
iputn in TuiAt md sAy that they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
OPPORTUNITY SITS
AT PEACE SESSIONS
br \bci. IN Address o, Iorun,, sccr
Roth Gr,a, rcrti to aud Chsipc
for T'iiisstion's Cause.


I"'"nIy no man ~ Tulsa has
".""" ""ro hpn"ur" from MS audl-
'A "u'.ns mus w"l man VT W
nn'L pastor OF the fifh NJ v.
.'"' w. "u' .ne App"u-e nc received
" wv ' SUNDAY Forum
s'S.v'u"N SURPASSED any mar ne mas
,.',h w any meeting "" me- az
wv N'N ~ n'h n.s IN ms
",o',',, ",u,,as on lnc r"rceH OF "ec"h
,.,un- H,'n hr'nic INC men or
~ '',u" anu nv ce"I So, ou' mo
III ~ NV ""'"'' 'h' c"u''h Nv
~ ny -,
an.. "n'' son, ono OF thrlt
m'n 70 hmerloh said w
Nu'h n 'ihn 'h" secret ot the sreal
nss "' w. american ncople In his
v' p.'o," 'hc senate OF ihat
W." H'"I'"uh people nus man
.-Iu INV nv n'h 'ilmhed Nmerichr
' ,u.'''n ncl trest ''u"S
80 -" " ",''unu'"' mnns'
~ wv "'k ",n, o". h"' unuI ne
u"ne''n Nv ne"d w = 'hr'H'l"n
sa"'en -. Nn'''c' nld ne die'oNet
w" s',n'n'@
wv, oon''Hs"n that ne mas
90. ,esre' W h's ne because ne
~ NV scl w go 10 france heior"
W." VA. vas over; ihosc were Try,
'', WI" ~ ahn our men
mu Wv, "'neH nhVe mel mem slotl-
sn "u, 'nc stoa, ,'st'ns dayr are
ne'u ~ u W. needed TO pray whrn
~ nuns Set. q lhe very gates of
,an'S' We need an nc more TO pray
uw n.n w ~ 'av"d WIN lhe
e', rcsponslo,,,ues OF inc recon
uuon. inc uhitcd states 10 sur.
eIlhs tooAy hecAuse OF the great
nusr W mAoe w 'hc decentralization
u,."nk ,ns cN'' WAT Ine Me,n-
oulht churcbes IN. Prssbyterlan
,nuI cnes ana o'ncfs nave attempted
W. roun,c ,ncIr bonies nut hsVe nat
"c"n hnis oeosure "t MISTAKES maoe
w rr.onsirueuon as
INC peru oI ,hr ases SITE al the
,at peace tAnle OF me immediate
.uuu.' , hcro ,ne woI'd VII No per.
mn,ed 10 70 Forward WIN great
nn,uos or c'V'ilsNuon WIN be put back
sooo yes we need w pray uod
oN our men VINO su sround tnas
np'e ana sVe mem WISDOM Tor the
sood OF All mAnsind'
IN our ncw dsys aheAd we must
h o. occ gamer a. We were
uoRn' 70 tn,nH oy JESUS christ ann
,o.se' me Idee OF ood q great
nlhE on 2 sreet vhue throne the
sso"nu ,nIns - must rememoer
,"e nro'nerncou OF man. netetoiore.
ns's prSsrnso ,ne orc.hesncod OF
n"n uu' nsVe ,nousnt OF " on'y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
INFORMED SHOPPERS
PLEASE SALESWOMEN
A,.o Conducive TO Bcucr service to
pptron---Mr~. virginia Oii~cii
say, shes LEARNED ir~sOn.
sHe SHOPS EARLY MORNING
Iird. saicspeoplc IN Bctter Humcr.
s~c- Moro Varieties aud Has
Brstcr Attention.
Hy GEORGE y. LAMy. .
IAd,ertlslng Counsellor Retail Mer.
chants Association

y tAd,ertlsing Counsellor Retail Mer-
chants Association.)
Jessie. look who's here Mrs.
VIRGINIA OilweiI--1 never saw her IN
,hs store IN the morning before. did
ycu''
Never, she usually comes In
.hou, I o'clock IN the afternoon and
bring, q peach-of-a-Erouch with her
too Hope she doesn't come TO my
stool
This conversation between two
vinsome young saieslsdies might
have been overheard last Friday
morning In q Tulsa department
store. From tho appearance Of the
lsdy IN question she was clearly be-
lnE malisned--for she was = sunny
faced, smiling woman---sssy to look
At and radiatirex good nature.
"OiIweli In the rame--yes, Mrs,
Virginia Oilwell--and IN venture 10
guess that 7 know why you arcstook &.
Ing so incredulous at me, Don't
hlame you, girls. hut this Isn't the
s.me me. at all, You s~e In me re-.
formed shopper. Ny reformation was
brought about by some observations
ttcently made through which ! saw
very clearly how thouGhtlesc | al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
TULSA WOMAN DIED WHILE
ON VISIT TO KENTUCKY

rhs following 10 from the Paris
(Ky) Democrat relating 70 the
Of . TuisA citinsn, J. 4.
konltshA. who resides at 1883 South
Mr.. G. ". Dennisen Of Tulsa.
Okla, d.ed at Massie hospital - iise
O'Clock Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. Dennison wfs q daughter ct
Mrs. J A, konitxhh Of Tulsa, ana
two weeks sso started 70 ParS fer
= visit 10 her aunt. Mrs. ". =, cnfh-
tiar, mstron At Massis hospital ~
was taken III on reaching cincinnstt.
ana was placed In q hospital Ma
had her brought here
where che could attend her
Mrs. Dcnn!son was u yearu Old.
She Ia survived by her mother. hge-
band and little daughter. Her
mother arrived Monday night Her
husband ~ M and has not besn neo-
fled Of her death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

The Red Cross fills tho soldiers
sweet tooth with jam and chocolate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

points included On the prspssel
aerial mall route.
Poilowins y . ~ q the sslleesv
ana men In the pastvi Cnpl ". y
Saunders. cOmmeneSnG; LAeoA
Bishop, Aass. Raringosn. neywns
sticksli and Phslpe; mas1er Biecs
tricians Hsns4aw and Hswtel ano
Sergeant walden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

TOLEDO, Dee s.--fMs 1915 tesvu-
ament Of the American bovlin9
congress will be held IN Toledo noU
MarSh starting probably % ssoss 1s Ss
the executive committee which ~
hero today
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-07

Germany evidently b forssssa. for the
0asstts says." only one thing could
rob 20 Of Victory: the crumbling ~
Of the interior froat."
''The most serious menace OF this
intsrnal front is declared 70 b the
doctrinaires to b found In sll parties
and classes Of society. The paper
declares that such men - Psinee
Lichnowsky. formerly German Am.
bassador to London who wrote .
memorandum accusing Germany Of
beginning the war. and Naxmiiian
Harden. En- ltor Of Die sunkuft whose
paper was suppressed for d6fsnding
Prince Lichnovsky. - we'll - some
Of the Socialist leaders n the Reich.
stag should bs removed from politi.
cal positions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-07
FEN FOLKS HlvE
GRAY HAIR NON
D0U00lor sAYs LADIES An.
USING RECIPE OF SA0D TEA
And SULPHUR

Hair that loses its color ana lustrs.
Or vhsn II fades. turns srsy. dull aad
lifeless. q caused by lack oe sul.
phur in the hair. Our srandnothers
nads up . mixture Of esgs Tea as1
sulphur 70 keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and Thousands Of women
aad men who value that even color.
that bsautiful dark shade Of hair
which h % attractive. uss oaly this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays We Get this famous mix
turo. improved by the addition Of 9th.
Or ingredients By asking at any drug
stora for . so-csnt bottle Of "wysth's
ease and sulphur Compound" !" Witch
dsrksns the hair % naturally, %
svsnly. that nobody can possibly ten
u hae been applied. You Just damp.
% sponge or soft brush With Il ana
draw this through your hair. takins
one small strand at time. By mora.
ing the gray hair disappears; but
vhst delights the ladies With wysth's
1ase and sulphur Compound d that.
beei1ss Beautifully dafkenins ths
hair eitss : few applieatioaa 4 also
brlngs back The gloes and lG1tre and
sives Il - appearance Of abun1snee.
Wyeth1 eaee and Sulphur Con-
DounA = : deliGhtfui toilst reeuisite
~ lmpast color and > youthfui A.
Deasones y ~ hsir. L = nat H.
ooofp4 tos ~ eur. niti6htlea ~
pfoVep p9ea q 1leeasA A-A1v.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-07
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS
~ RACK HUHTH OR BLADDER
lNyTHEH1

II you must have your meat every
day. eat Il. but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally. says o motel
authority who tells ~ that mess
forms uric acid which almost pSraIy-
ses the iidneys In their efforts 10
cxpei 4 tom the blood. They be-.
como sluggish and weaken. the. vu
snffcr ~ith . dull misery In .he Md.
P:' region. tharp pA'ns In the back
4" Sis h"sdache. dissia NJ, ~. s,..
mach sours. tongue q coated and
the weather ID bad you have rheu-
matte twinges. The urine gets
cloudy. full Of sediment. the channels
often get sore and irritated, obliging
y"a to sssk relief two or three times
during the night.
To neutralise these Irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces Of Jad Salts from the phar.
macy here. take two Tablespoon nfuls In
. glass Of water before breakfast for .
Tow days and your kidneys will then
ars nne. This famous salts Il made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice combined with iithis. and has.
Dsen used for generations TO flush
ana stimulate sluggish kidneys. alan
70 neutraliss the acids In urine 10 II
no longer irritatss. thus ending blad.
der weakness.
ssd salts d inexpsnsivs: cannot
in1urs. and makes = delightful effsr-
veeesnt lithia'watsr drink.