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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

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ron sALE-Fine Jersey COW gOO5
West 18Th 81.
FOR SALE CHtAP-Elght calves, one
COW. fresh. milk In October four
good mares, harness and wagon N lay
ing hens. 200 little chickens. stop lh,
Guthrie cariinc, q, miles north OF Brit
ton, a Pyler.
THRLE milk COWS for rsle at No. /.
~ Peach. " Williams.
ANCrlON SALE -Goyornmrnt surplus
100 cavalry aud artillery horses at
susillary rcmount dcpots as follows
Fort Sill. Okla. June l.. 1919 camp
Cody. \. NJ. June II. 1919; Fort hli,s,
Texas. June 30 1912: Camp Travis.
Te,ss. June rs. 1919
These animals conform 20 T. s arrnv
standards and are h.inE dl~posed Of
only because they are ia excess Of peace
requirements,
Among thcrl arc many heavy draft
horses especially suitable for farm.
road or construction work
STOCK will be offered singly in pairs.
tourS ana cnr lots
Leather halter and shank will be fur
ni'hed with each Rnimnl sold
Arrangements have been made With
railroad 10 have cars placed at remOunt
depot loading pens to avoid delay In
shipping
QunrtcrmAstsr win furnish necessary
help Tor h.lUng and loading witch viii
bc done under direction Of buyer
Lunch win be ohtninsble on the
ground
This is ~ rare opportunity 70 obtain
splendid horses III YOUR own prices
Terms Of sale Cash OF certified check.
Tor further information communicate ,e
with commanding officer Auxiliary Re-
mount Depot, Fort slli okla. Camp
cody n NJ Fort Bliss. Texas, OF
Camp Trr,is Texas
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tRoOM furnished apartment, ,rlck
fiat. close ~. for months, puth
front 1apI, 1854
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IOR RfNT-s.room house. 1879 Wort
2l.t, tab, Maple $50
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PERSONAL

ED--commnnica,ion from chit
lren OF !. n sherman who died suine
kl)oe ago IN un eastern county OF Texas
|,Gau Hnrle wood. attorney at law, Oke-
lNk. OkM.
SeS,S TED I6od home fbr boy and
m. 4 and & YEARS For information
ktIle Ros sTs. Guthrie. ukln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

FOR BALE-Rexail drug store In county
seat town OF 1000 inhs bitants; good
reason for selling: clean stock. good
buy; money talks; II you want 10 dc
business write for fun particulars or
como and see for yourself Crawford
Drug Store. Borryville. Ark
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I An located at Hotel Kelley. YySd.
erick. Oklshoms. Those Wishing 10
Get In the big oil IN Tillran. should
get In touch with me there now. K.
r. Westmoreland
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FINANCIAL

WHY deposit your money In the bank
nj percent wear when T., i Ivy viii
pey percent on the mosth absolutely
Sux snteed
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FOR SALE = Cleaning and pressing
works; bargain II sold at once, l., W,
Howard Phone 3?s. Drtimright, Okls.
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Three OF the best l0.acrs leases IN the
Cement field; production and drilling
sll around them. For price and partIc.
nlara Addresa H-hl Oklahnman
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USAGE lease for sale cheap, or WI,
giys drilling contract TO party ready
To- drill 225 Baltimore Bldg Maple
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

PEAS. 1918 crOn, best IN world inr
hHy, " 80 bushel, onh Win order
Wndd buntin, Smrkylle Mst
NANCY NALL and southern Queen po'
tBto plants hto cabbage, $50 p'f
roo delivered sjc lrH n cash with or
der y y Garrett Plant Farm wayne,
ohls~
NANCY NALL sweet potato plants,
" 1000. tfnuspoftslion paid tnsh
Win order a G. vaughan, Anndarso.
DklH
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT
Office Rooms
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

STORAGE tTacc FOR several carloads
furniture rr merchandise ~ store
building downtown on Rock island
,fh' khge. no hsullrs expense, VIII rent
spaco for ono or more cars cheap CHll
~ lls West End St. or phone Walnut
1922
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FOR SALE--Grocery and market: good
location. or sell: building also has
nice S.room modern flat on second
floor. Address 3ua N. shartei.
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For SALE

Two barber shops. located In best
part o. city; doing from 5000 to S2iS
per week. Call at i20 west Reno New
man hotel, room .. Cheap rent.
THE YALE CAFETERIA. Broadway.
south OF Les-Huckins: open Sundays;
roast chicken Csc. vegetables SC. Ice
cream Sc: best quality,
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KoDAKs. FILMS FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed ma printed.
We do vupeiior work Write TOT pr .ce
list. Wa do not sacrifice quality Tor
speed. Wss'fall prug Company. Okla
homa CITY.
KODAK FILMS Developed free. any
size pictures finIshsd e sscf: 1uAr.
Chickasha, Okla.
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FOR sALE-i9ii FORD touring car.
$3.50 starter. at a bargain. tt w
9Th
NATIONAL SPfEbsTER - 4 CLASSY.
racey roadster with all tho power and
specd YOU can use. VIII sacrifice ut
i,so for quick sale. In splendid condi-
lion SEQ National Agency.
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RANGER; DUKE No. RoYALTY AND


Our holdings consist OF royalties aNd
leases In ths famous Ranger and Duke
oil fields. and include an interest In
the royalty Of the Magnolia Petroleum
Company's Echols well, which has Nist
been drilled In, and Ia one OF n not the
hrsest In the Duke field. and this nions
insurss US Of sufficient income 10 pay
rood dividends !, II our Intention 10
begin paying dividends either every two
months or quarterly; We also own ruy.
atty In other wells now drilling In prov.
en- territoryi We aise own several lsAses
including two acres adjoining the Nor
wood tract in Ranger which IN the
largest well in that field: send IN Jour
application today. a. this stock viii eii
he sold shortly; shares u 90; no aDcsl.
cation accepted for less than 90; ref
erence any hank In Dublin. AAdvsso
Ranger Duke Royalty and 1roduclnG
company. Dublin, Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
PRIVILEGES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

TOMLIN HOFFMAN REALTY CO..
real estate and hotel brokera l0th
W. Main. Walnut sees.
PARTY owning Interest IN valuable pa
tent will trade some Of interest for
farm or anything OF value: there are
great possibilities In the patent. What
have your H-s2, Oklahornan,
COLD DRINK and lunch stand doing q
flno susiness bargain II taken at
once. Mira Bailey, 3ltH ~ Broadway
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TEXAS oil acreage to trade Tor whlsS
Panther stock. Call walnut 1851 -
Walnut t7es-U.
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CATTLE AND STOCK

TWO fresh mitch COWS one jersey and
one llolsteln. III ". 18th Maple
g6I1.J
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WILL buy smsii amount North IyS13s
lean OIL a Refini~g. Ills CescerG
Wsinu. s9os.
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20. AckE LEASE TIiiman county. Nee.
ls-3s-l6w. priced right; 26-acro
leases Parker county. TEXAS. bet seen
days. II. o. Davis, seq Insurance Bl6r
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VIII sELL on fNKbE - sE115e
i,ssa 1sssi zsss.s 1Ss '.'1 q 'IS ',ss sssss. -
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

SWEET POTATO plants. Nancy Hail
Pumpkin Yam, Bradley Yam. toc per
100: $3.50 per 900 g. o. b, Cash with
order. H. u. Briscoe, Walnut iosi-J.
222 West Maple, Oklahoma City.
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VALUABLE OIL stocks 70 tfadS Tor
city property: vacant o. ,.nprevsd
H-51. OklahomaA.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
XSNRftS% SCORE 5-4
REDS co INTO
9Th GAME WITH
AIR OF VICTORY

FIELD cINcNN,n Press)-,ccmed ny
larOss thousands Of their
so here today Ehe sixth of the worlds series bubblng with
confidence
audh
attitude they took the field indicated they regarded the remainder Of the
a fomalis.
dizzy they gave
mOrnin noedng o early.
payiiOns IN
packed to capacity Streets leading TO the park crowded for blocks
ing Manager Gleason and his held hours conference behind locked
The players unsmInO when they
smarng considerably ntmaiOns Chicago that they
had lost individually collectively
the Soy in fighting mood when they reached the field and promised the
the o
players singIy
the batting practice TO
practice
prepare them for & assault on the souhpaw Dick Kerr Duncan and oush
pounded ie the wall their first attempts and the crowds
yelled When the e=d from the runway unto the field the band
sleep" Tho crowds shouted with
laughter but the SoN players failed to smile
hid had biz much 10 the ehagrn of the cops who
tried keep them heed the beaeh every hit to the ou'ed dur
the broke bounds and raced after the balls
of the of the mNup
their batting practice the band patie in
YouC andhe
silently Each took vicious cuts at the
plainly bgeent mood sa and Lynn both baed
with the did Kerr
tremendous esaOe when they took Their places o
thhah their work ni te dnsh and ur
the nnders while Ring Mitchell and EI
kept he gardeners
un'erd their places for fielding
practice.
Gleason ba to the nacders
Heds ChieagOan who grin The others
practice totally MISSING but the
the ball about the inhed as they
had a qrudae against The receiving end Of the throws
hour before the game the stands were eom'oaD "o0"
no capacity
himself with schak receiving for him. The
little crowd when he appeared on the White son
side Of Dutch euther the hero the hrt
rmedu with Nick Allen
Five minutes seating capacity the stands reached
thousands Of fans struggling TO get " e gaze "
crowd of the series would have been on hand
could the park accommodate it,
Just before game Texas oil mionaires who are
attending and Od Eer with handsome gold
watches appreciation wonderful pitching iea Jack Ar oil
Wichita eva made the presentation speeches
the plate; Vuge! Nauona
nr second base Mg National League
a third base.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
SOx Tie Up With
Reds in Sixth Inning

kidded Jackson and chanted in union,
Hip, hop, shipyard Joe"
FIRST INNING - CINCINNAT1-Rath
up. Strike I. called. kerr's first ball
YVES a curve that cut the plate. Ball l.
BaH-2. Rath popped TO Risberg. II was
a weak Offering. hut the Swede nearly
lost the ball i'm the sun. Daubert up.
Daubert out. Kerr TO Gandil, on an easy
roller on the first baSeside of the box.
Groh up. He got tremendous ovation.
Strike I. swung. Ball I. Ball .. Foul.
strike >. Ball 3. GrOh doubled 10 left
center II was eOrling drive and only
fast fielding by J. Collins saved triple.
ROush up. Ball I. Ball ,. Foul, strike
I. II was fast one down the first base
line, but hopped out just before II
reached the bag Foul, strike >. Ball 3.
Roush singled TO short and Groh out
when he Overran third, RiSberg 10
Weaver.
No runs, two hits. no errors.
Kerr worked steadily and confidently,
but the Reds were laying the ball on
the wood hard.
SECOND INNING-CHCAGO - Felsch
up. Foul, strike I. Ball I. Ball Foul
strike p Fclsch flied TO Nc who
backed up almost 10 the wal, make
the catch. Gandil up. Foul. rike 1
Gandil'S drive hit an inch outside the
rightfield foul line. II would have
been good for two bases. Ball I. Foul
strike . Gandil out. kopf 10 Daubert. II
was a slow hit ball but Kopf fieldet
il beautifully. Risberg up. Bali I. tOuI
strike I. Risberg flied TO Neale.
No runs, no his, no errors.
The soN were swinging ON the ball
a. If they meant business.
Reuther continued TO work slowly and
took his time before each delivery.
SECOND INNING-CINCIN\tTI-Dun.
can up. strike I. called Ball I. Ball
> Duncan was safe on Risbcras error
cf his easy grounder. II was slow hit
hall and Risbern tried 10 field II too fast
kopf up Ball L. Ball ?. II was a
pitchout, schaIk evidently expecting a
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
RaybyPI

FIRST INNING-CHICAGO-J. Collins
up. Ball 1. Reuther's first delivery was
a fast one a few inches outside. Ball
y Ball 3. Strike I, called. strike .,
allied. J. Collins popped TO Rath, who
r.tnt back into short center TO take the
Bal. T.. Collins up. Ball I. Ball .
strike I. called. Ball 3. T.. Collins lined
10 Roush. II was sharp drive, but
ROush had plenty Of time 10 get in
front OF the ball Weaver up. Foul.
strike I. II was wicked drive close TO
the left field foul line. Strike ., swung.
Ball l. Weaver singled through short.
kopf got in front of the ball. but il was
too fast for him. jackson up. Ball I.
Eall .. Foul. strike I. Jackson popped
TO GrOh.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
Reuther worked very slowly through
out The inning. lie did not show in this
session the great speed and dazzling
curves he uneorked on his first appear
snce last Wednesday. The bleacheritcs
Evening journal., 1919-10-07

pau y Collins flied 10 Roush. No
runs. no hits. no errors
NINTH INNING, CINCINNAti-ha'h
up. Ball I. The crowd was on IT'S ieo'
boyvIino and stamping. Ball >. Strike
4 called Rail 3. strike >, called ha'h
out. Weaver 10 Gandil, on an 1ss;
chance. Daubert up. Strike l. called
strike >, swung. Daubert singled 10 ecu,
ter. II was a ringing drive. Inc eroNu
came up bowling for blood. iron up
Groh forced Daubert. HiSberg 10 =. ,oi-
lins. Eddie tried for the double but ms
throw was late. Roush up. bah l.
Groh out, stealing. Schalh TO =. 'oiiihs'
No runs. one hit. no errors.
Schalk's throw was perfect ana "foh
did not have n chance.
TENTH INNINt;-CHICAGO - Weaver
up. Weaver doubled TO left u was
Texas Leaque that fell short Of Duncan.
Jackson up. Foul. strike |. Bali l.
Rail- .. Jackson singled 10 center NeaN-
er takinq third. JacksOn'S effort was
neat hunt. which he bea out felsch
up. Ball 4. Ball ?. felseh lodged, but
the ball hit his hat. Strike !. foul
strike ?. Felsch famed. He swung
wildly at the last one. Gandil up. Foul
strike 1. Gandil singled TO center scor-
ina Weaver and sending Jackson TO
second. Risberg up. Risberg lined to
kopf. who doubled jackson of second
with throw to Rath.
The Son hatsmen were swinging VI
ciously and they pounded Ring hard.
They showed more life than al any time
during the series.
TENTH INNING, C>Ci>>tTI-Roush
up. Strike I. called. Roush out. y. Col
llns 10 Gandll. Duncan mp. Duncan
foulcd TO schalk. kopf up. Strike l..
called kopf out. T.. Collins TO Gandil.
No runs, no bits, no errors,
Evening journal., 1919-10-07

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. United Press)
Chicago won the sixth game OF the
world baseball series here today over
Cincinnati, ) 10 Z. II was an uphill
fight for the SoN, handicapped as iney
were by the far from comforting
thought that loss of the game meant
the loss of the world title. The soN
came from behind after the Reds held
them 10 10 o count in the fourth
inning. The SON tied up the score in
the sixth inning a minute before Ring
went in TO pitch for the Reds.
The teams nlaV here auain tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
INV WAN VESSEL BUILT roo LATE.

LONDON. Oct. 7.-Throngs OF visitors
at Brighton have been attracted 10
souhwick. where ships with super
structures OF hollow concrete blocks
are in dry dock. Although it is known
they were built for some war purpose
the exact usage intended for them Is
a mystery. They are known as we'd
ding cake" ships. They were to cost
s5.OOOOOO each. None was completed
"A hen 4he war ended
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
TAX BACHELORS IN sUr1n AFRICA
N.E. A. sneciaI 10 The ENenina Journal

CAPE TOWN. Oct s.-They've got a
tax on bachelors IN the Trsnsvasl prov
ince OF the South African Union. They
believe In early marriages. too. A bach
elor under 25 years has 20 pay tax
yearly tax OF 50. over 25 the bachelor
Is $40. It's an effort TO catch up with
the rapidly multiplying blacks, who in
vsriably raise families or from seven
to ten or more-depending upon the
number OF wives they have. Polygamy
Is a handicap that can't be overcome
even by a bachelor tax for the whites.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
DEMOBILIzED MEN GET FREE FISH

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Two tons OF nsh
were given away TO families OF de-
mobillzcd soldiers and sailors, at Ber-
mondsey. in one day Five hundred
tons OF fish have been presented 10
different districts. by the headquarters
staff OF the Canadian army.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
$50 600 FOR FLIGHT.

VICTORIA. oct. Norman \. Var
row. head OF Narrows Limited has Of
fcred a prize OF $4,000 for the first nom
stop flight across the Pacific from Van
couver Island 10 Japan i'm lighter
ihan-air machine. 10 be made In Ian
ada and nayissted by Canadians.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
CAN FIND WIFE, BUT NO HOME.

LONDON, oct. IA soldier at Tx
bridge, who lost his wife while serving
at the front. has had several Offers OF
marriage from women, but he has ap-
pealed to the Board Of Guardians to ma
a home for his four children. lie has
had 10 distribute the children among
relatives while he searched FOR home.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
LAaos LEADER gEcouEs MAYOR.

MANCHESTER. Eng. Oct 6.-The
Manchester City Council has unani-
mously elected Alderman Tom Fox.
leader OF the Labor party in the coun-
ell, TO be the next mayor OF the city.
lie viii be the first Labor mayor Man
chester has had.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
c,N,pI,N noNDs FOR 4. ;.

OTTAWA, Oct. More than si3,-
100000 Of the Canadian Victory Loan
has been subscribd by United states
flre and life insurance companies.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
FRINGE RETURNING
TO BREAD CARDS

PARIS, Oct. due TO unforeseen
dlficulty in obtaining enough wheat
for the country, the French govern
ment has decided 10 reinlroduce bread
cards sfter the general elections.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
PLANT BLACK MALNuT.

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. PLANT black
walnut trees on waste land urges The
Ohio Department OF Forestry. But the
trees should be planted among NAPLES
to make sure that they will thrive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
}CLEMATIS TO MAKE
BOW SATURDAY;FAIR
GIFTS NOW ON VIEW

Clematis, one of the star perform
ers for the Service Mems Indoor fair.
to be given at the Coliseum during
the week of November II, will make
her first public appearance Saturday.
After a weeks rest at her temporary
quarters, she is fully prepared for the
strenuous exercise Of the next two
weeks.
Clematis is none other than the full
bloOded Hampshire pig given to the
fair by w O. Seaney, of Fountain City
and will be one OF the principal con-
tributions to the livestock section of
the fair Other visitors are now on
their way, and will probably arrive
next week.
These include Mrs. Murphy and her
daughter a Jersey COW and calf,
from Gaar and Shurley's. and Mrs,
Schwartz, a Big Type Poland China
SOW that according to her donor, has
more lard per square foot than any
other animal in Union County, her
present stronghold.
The display of merchandise which
was contributed by Richmond merch-
ants and manufacturers. is now open
at the McConaha company, 413 Main
street, and will be open every evening
until the week of the fair, Novem-
Der II.
Arrangements~are being made for
displaying the automobile, the biggest
gift of the fair. The chassis for the
machine was received by. the fair
committee Friday and probably will
be placed on display Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
Jay-Walking, Passing
Street Cars, City's Worst
Offences Against Safet,

Under the watchful eye of the traf-
fic guardian at Eighth and Main
streets, Richmond motorists and walk
ers are models at obeying traffic rules
but after getting out Of range Of Harry
Fee, they pay little or no regard to the
rules.
Diagonally crossing the streets is
the most dangerous infringement on
the laws by the pedestrians, although
many boys will deliberately slow up
while walking across the streets and
almost stop to keep from running down
the provokers. This is a dangerous
habit on part of the juveniles and is
in direct opposition to the Safety First
campaign.
The violations Of the traffic laws by
motorists are far more numerous
than those Of the pedestrians but the
passing Of a street car while the lIt
ter is discharging passengers, is per
haps the most dangerous.
Making round corners instead OF
the required square turns is the most
numerous violation which occurs most
'Glarng headlights, disregard Of safety
zones, leaving automobiles vacant
with motors running and most Of all
speeding demon possessed by Rich
mond drivers, are other violations OF
the law CT safety first and the traffic
rules Of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
If BaCkaChy or
Kidneys Bother
Eat Less Meat, Also Take Glass Of
Salts Before Eating
Breakfast.

Uric acid in meat exciteS the kid
neys. they become overwOrked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; tho
bladder is irritated. and you may be
Obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the kid
noys clog you must help them flush
off the bOdv's urinous waste or you
be real sick person shortly. At first
you feel dull misery in the kidney
region. you suffer from backache, sick
headache, dizziness, stomach gets sour.
tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twinges when the weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces Of Jad Salts; take tablespoon
full in a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, ami
has been used for generations to Clea n
cloeged kidneys and stimulate them 10
normal activity, also to neutraliZe the
acids in urine, SO it no longer is 4
source of irritation, thus ending blau-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. cannot in.
iure: makes a delightful effervescent
Iitha-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
Kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts TO
folks who believe in overcoming kid
nev trouble while it is only trou-
blc-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
VIGOROUS MEN AND
WOMEN ARE IN DEMAND

II your ambition has left you, your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage OF Conkey Drug
Company. A. G. Luken and Glen
Thistlethwaite magnificent offer to
refund your money on the first box
purchased il Wendel's Ambition Pills
do not put your entire system in fine
condition and give you the energy and
vigor you have lost.
Be ambitious. be strong. be vigorous
Bring the ruddy glow OF health to your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman.
hood to your Eyes.
Wendell's Am 5ition Pills, the great
nerve tonic, are splendid for that tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia. restlessness,
trembling. nervous prostration, mental
depression. loss Of appetite and kidney
or liver complaints.
You take them with this understand
Ing that:
In two days you will feel better. In
week you will feel fine, and after TAX
ing one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition or the
druggist will refund the price Of the
box.
Be sure and get so cent box today
and get out OF the rut Remember
Conkey Drug Company. A. G.
Luken, Glenn Thistlethwaite and deal
ers everywhere are authorized to
guarantee them.-Adv.