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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
About Xmas
Ill O S lie r Y

4 s to our own supplies Of Christ
\ mas Hosiery. we bought more
heavily than ever by large mar
gin. and we have the same wide
~ known brands. BUT (and ii
is an important butt on recorders.
makers are apportioning their
supplies. sometimes allowing but
a small part. More people than
ever are buying Hosiery for
Christmas and more are buying
Very early. Should foresight
prompt YOU TO choose such staple
things as Hosiery at once?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Suggestions:

D IIILIPpING Embroidered
Undcrmuslins--th "Wolf-
head" Enthusiastically adj
vertiscd first quality.
(Fourth Floor)
VAN RAALTE Wells. regardless
OF tho price you pay, are most
economical because they are
80 durable.
(Main Floor
L'A1GLON House Dresses, ia!
we'll, and have style. They
arc not like ordinary kinds.
(Bascmcnt.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
K NIT w E A r
For Children of Eve,y Age

E\ ANITA" brand vests in all-cotton. In
fants TO four years, SOC; in cotton and
wool. roc: in silk and wool, Ai.05 Ito
years.. $500 ito years..
'VANTA" V bands. cotton and wool, SOC;
silk and wool. 500.
Medium weight cotton shirts Dutch neck and
elbow sleeve. or high neck. SIC; knee
length pants TO match 6 TO S yesrs), 82c;
Go TO II years., S1.00.
Flecce-lined shirts aud pants q TO IA years..
Each garment, CSC.
"E. H." union suits for boys and girls g to
- years.; knee length Si.25, ankle
length $500.
Richelcu brand misses or chidren's union
slts; heavy weight cotton q to 49, $3.50.
Knit bodies. taped buttons q to IA years.,
SOC.
Knit boomers. pink. white gray aud black
Is to 1Al, SOC.
Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

j ANSEN'S Nursery Furniture.
almost indestructible; by far
tho hundsomcst
(Thlrd Fioor.)
RAINCOATS and Cravanettcs,
models Of uncommon diStinc-
ton, moderately priced; for
women, Second Floor; for
children. Third Floor.
rHAwL SCARFS in a wide va
iety Of colorings and prices.
Exceedingly popular for
sports.
(Basement.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Exquisite
Goats
For Babies

c MOCKED and Yoke style
- Goats OF washable cordu-
roy, in wide and narrow
vale ribbed. Dainty belted
and unbelted box models for
Riddles OF ono to three
Years. Wide range OF styles.
S3.2s to $1.as.
CASHMERE. Silk Poplin. Bed
ford Cord. Albatfoss and
Crepe dc Chine Infants
Long Coats. in plain. yoked
and shocked effects; ma
cline and hand embroidery,
sateen and silk Innings; col
Lars large, medium and
small, $3.50 TO $4,000.
r Or TOTS Of two 10 three
years we show Broad
cloth aud Chinchiiia Coats
III white and dainty colors,
trimmed in ermine and
beaver. $25.OO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

CREPE DE CHINE hand
kerchiefS for women, in
plain and embroidered
patterns; colors and COM
bination colors; brilliant
and subdued effects. Each
25c and SOC.
SHEER LAWN hundker-
chiefs for women. en-
broidered distinctively in
floral and conventional
designs. Excellent assert
nentS. 20C and 85c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Opportunities
III Giving for
CHRISTMAS
WO7-thineSS in
C. 10 V e S

XVIHAT IS 1T about the word
w "Chickering" on a piano or
Cadillac on car that COM
niands respect? Is it anything
more than assurance Of quality?
And so with lesser things such as
Gloves. If you wear or give or
receive Glove with a reputation
for goodness. that Glove will
mean something in satisfaction
and peace Of mind.
Our Gloves are not always the
cheapest. but they are worth
every penny we ask for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

M,iIn cape collar /, s25oco coat at
TAUPE Concy Fur poiman. with large
cape collar: thirty-inc length. a
$4,000 value priced Friday. sIa7.5o.
NATURAL Blue Genet Goa |. with large
cape collar; thirty-in inch garment; value
$4,000; special. SI3T.5U.
y PEf-LErlNE Of Sealinc. the sleeves and
sections closing with snap fasteners or
worn loose FOR evening attire; belt and
St.5.Hb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

MINK Coat. in 2T-inch length. with Ca pe
collar and turn-back cuffs box effect:
worn with or without belt. 4 s1np 90
Coat at sS25sOd.
REAL Hudson Seal Coat regularly
$4,000; box effect. without belt; thirty
Inch length. Special at $4,000.
IN THIS Marmat Cont the collar and curs
are or natural rae cocoon: curf on bottom,
Or the coat forms pockets. Ecguraly
1880. Now kl57.5O.
SEALINE Coat to be worn with or
without belt. Thrty-six-inch length.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
S25 Special

WE HAVE investigated a num-
bcr Of advertised values, from
$500 to s32.50. In no case
have We found coats equaling
these. There arc brown and
green mixtures, with fur col
lars as we'll az oppossnm-
collared Velour Goats. Choice,
S25.OO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

w 0 NJ T. y S embroidered
linen handkerchiefs, or
with lace edging; the ut
most of quality at the
price. 35c to S1.08.
WOMEN'S initiated and en-
broidered box handker-
chiefs, packed three, four
and six to the box. Choose
now; materials complete.
Soc to $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Popular Pettibockcrs

ONCE II woman wears
- them she rarely wants
to give them up. They're
so delightfully."- comfort
able. "R. & NJ" glove
SILK; many colors. RufIie
bottoms or plain; re-en-
forced seat. $1,000 and
S13.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

OMORROW begins the week OF tho Virginia
ference, week which will be filed full to- Overlooking
pleasures and with opportunities For tho Teachers
Virgnians general nd
Of plans rar-reaching tho good of our
school children 1t IS also renewal OF friend
shipsa looked expectancy each wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Holiday
Handkerchief
Christmas SUGGESTIONS

{ 1UR HANDKERCE1IEF Shop is full to bursting
- housed in new and larger quarters. What
wonderful opportunity to choose early and
choose well!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Sport Coats

j UST IN TIME for Thanksgiving
New camel's hair coats have
arrived. They are such models
as will delight tho youthful in
splrit-handsomc. s.raigh [
line. pleated back, bclted
models with swaggcr pockets
collars and cuffs: tan. graz
and brown. 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Black Coats, $500 to S.

it' oof or our coat showngs
special stress upon tho collections OF
OIL women have commented the
nchs and upon our remarkably complete Boivias ana
'ciours coats in models suitable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

UGH FUR COAT values quote for themselves
Conn entSa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

IMPORTANT? Decidedly. Why?
Christmas presents, that's why.
Solid and shot taffetas Of real
quality. Three styles and al
colors. Get them while the get
ting is good. S4.a6.
FINE M11IANESE, glove silk
straight-line Skirts in Copen.
rose, navy, EIenna and black.
a $1,000 value. 1915.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
BANKERS TO PRESS
TULSA'S DEMANDS
Muskogrc l'inapclcrs 10 Join Those
uf Magic City Ia Trip to Capt
tai-~-IIcarlng October 81

Tulsa bankers arc laying final
plans fort the next effort at convine-
ing Rovcrpmcnt officials that a
branch Of federal reserve bank No.
10 ~ Kansas city should hc located
In Tulsh.
The next attempt @ IL 10 bo made
before officials Who have last re-
course as Ia establishing or not os-
tahlishmg tho branch 1.-The federal
reserve board Of directors az Wash
Ington.
q. X. Mccullough. Harry Bagby,
N. r. Graham, jake Easion, j. NJ
Bsrry and Ava }, Npes. bankers OF
thia city who have been In the thlok
OF The fight for the branch. VIII
leave next Friday night for Wash
ington to be present nt the last hehr-
ing for this year BankcrH from
N,lsk ogee and other points IN east
ern OklAhoms VIII also attend the
hearing2 behalf 81 Tulsn
The day for the hearing is set TOR
October ~ and Governor Harding
OF the federal resarye board VIII
preside. II IL said that representa-
lives OF both the wichita and Okla b
hopia CIty hankcps w.ll also attend
Inc hearing TuAsa bankers. how
aver. have little fear nf these cities
although the claim ~ wichita n
considered somewhat stronger than
that OF the capital, city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
LIBRARY PROMISED
WEST TULSA SOON
Many neatly Deals Reported From
Addition Across the Atansas
River.

A branch OF the Carnegie library
will be located In West Tulsa IN the
near future, 80 NJ q. Garrett chair
man Of the library committee. re-
ported to- the West Side Improve
ment association At its meeting last
week Two thousand dollars has
been appropriated for the sub-sta q
tlon.
j. NJ. Reed talked to the members
on "BuildinE cltics and co-opera
ton OF Home Owning citlSens'
Several important doais have been
made by " A. Su6sr since his re-
turn from the west. He is prenarlnx
10 enlarge his hotel there.
Work on the new Walter block ~
Francis and Division streets was
halted by loss In transit Of car uf
terracotta material
x. " Rose, OF the Metropolitan In
surancs company. has purchased
property In block ~ on First street,
The Rrockman Realty company
has sold TO George W Bllls of
Springfield, Mo, several lois in block
SO.
The northeast corner of Mitchell
and Division streets wnS sold last
week FOR $500, II il understood the
purchaser will build business
hlOcl, on a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
Y. M. c. A. IS AT TER
1000 NEW MEMBERS
Army and Navy Teams to Cumpc
for Grestesr Number
uf Gains"

AZ "a meeting of the mcmbrrsh
committee held on the Y 81 G.
steps were taken ~ Increase tI'
membership to l zoo before lauuar,
I. 1899 While 500 mon and boys
are now connected with the institu-
ton. large number are returned
soldiers located here temporarily,
who availed themselves OF the elk
months free membership
The plan OF campaign Il shown ON
% large board erected In che lobby
and showing e football gridlrun.
This n divided Into 100 yards" with
each yard representing 10 mcm-
beA The object II to push the ball
over the goal In the allotted time For
this purpose two teams have been Ir-
Ranizcd. army and navy These
teams viii each cndoayor 10 complete
so yards ~ the field first. the ,os.ns
side giving "a dinner TO the yictors
J r. ballots viii captain tho army
seam while Roy Starr will head the
navy unit Tho workers viii meet a.
luncheon next Tuesday noon To
MAKE their firs' report and Comp.,tr
the urCAniFatlur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
LYCEUM OFFERS 2
EVENTS THIS WEEK
Davies Company and Cfcs'ho-Sloynk
Orchestra To Appear ht Con
ycntiOn Hail

Tulsa vii be ring with mp-if
this week ~ the community lyoaum
In Offering tao atiracti6Hs Tho ia.
yieA liEht opera company viii appear
Monday night aud the Clcahp- Slo,ak
orchestra comes Thursday night
Nine slnErrs of operate experience
and broad reputation Wlll sing the
roles ~ "bliyette." while six Czscho-
Blovak lnslrumoniAiisty VIII furnish
a hrilllan orchestral program NJ
their appearance,
HAIRY Davies welsh American
tenor. viii sing t0lquecut sTe,I bile
Day lately of The Abufn Opcff com
pany, viii sing the tIiic role o'
"Olivette' IN the Monday night pro
duction Miss Day IN a soprano Of
keen dramatic ability ana Is c.Asgad
a. one ~ the chief drawing cards
iu the Davies production
II ls the intention. ~ the lyccum
committee 10 use Convention hail
FOR al future performance as b.
VII be impossible 10 seat even the
holders Of season tickets iu the hiGh
school auditorium At the Icwls
attraction II was necessary tn luru
away over 200 people
The curtain viii rise promptly vt
sl3 o'clock and no persons viii bc
admitted during the FIRST act
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
A ppiduders Dropped
by Paris Theaters;
Public Is Not Mad

PARIS oct ~ theatrical
managers and actors sr" bFr'Ar q
'ntt hired app'audtrf must go.
The "claque1 40 he f'rsnch call
it r. as Old an ins'iiutidn as The
Frcuch thcnicr itHnlt. u flour
ishci IN the days Of Francis WI
son and from gcneration 10 geuer-
Juor until the present time.
The federation of theafcr work
rtz hts demanded lis elimination
and calls ~ anti democratic Equal
tty F success ana iu failure ihry
claim should rule.
Thus the SIX seats In the rear
81 the orchestra circle the ten or
more seats in tho first balcony.
whore strong arm men were wont
TO rtnd the air with their air
splitting and ueryy wrecking az,
plause will be dlent Nearby
Spectators Will not complain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
CLUBS TO PUT S. A.
DRIVE LOVER TOP"
Drive for Rrmnind,-- of the $50 600
Quota to Open In Tuisa ON
Trcsghy Nernirg O.
ONLY $4,000 is SOUGHT
hpc, iaI Organizer Eiwnr's ~ New
York to Help Nhgi 'p
Committee.

Help tho homo service fund OF the
Salvation ARMY
A resume OF the drive " ne TlI'a
Salvation army win the'7iurposc of
raising funds fur the romodeling
and enlargement OF tho capacity of
the local citadel and iranaformins
Of same into a free lodging home Tor
discharged soldiers out ~ work Is TO
st lnauguratrd here Turn1ny morn
inE through q canvass go h0 con-
Quoted by committees TyprrHHuiipR
zach civic organization Of the city,
90 continue three days
Tho new drive must net so. 600
to- .Rcgys-sslsh It, purpose Launched
hub spring ne original campaign
was fr the purpose 0f faiSlns
10000 Tor the rcm0d"llnE work
mit ended with only 10000 raised.
j. A. Edwards 81 New York city
arrived some time ago 10 take chnrr'
~ directing the campaign. EdWhtdi
II not a member Of the htlvatiou
army hut special director sent here
with tho purpose Of putting over the
Tulsa drive
Ito will be assisted bY the local OK
ing the first part OF tho campaign
Of this body, Horace II HaEnH Is
chairman and Ava j, Niles 10 tho
treasurer. Eight Of the various civic
clubs nf the city viii have special
committees In tho field and n 10
hoped to push the drive 20 n H',c-
cessfHl close within three days drie
Although salvation army au-
thorities have not announced a def
into policy OF the Tulsa branch ~ II
understood they viii utilize tho cita-
del az "A home for discharged sol.
oilers. An add!tionoal story IL To be
added to tho building, club rooms
viii bc hunt In and the llving rooms
viii be rented tO discharged soldiers
at minimum rate and IN special
cases. rent will hn free. 10 ~ sald
II In intimated that this department
OF the local branch VIII later he
transformed int6 working 'girlu'
home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13

three days 90 sor, them out into II
plies OF l.lO0 each
"Next week will start 20 work on
rho remaining 1900 prints of the
order Some OF the pictures are In
tensely interesting. and reveals the
story OF the Ambulancors from the
tlmo they were organized here until
they returned from war two yeara
lator, C,.
"0nc oFp7he best ot he prints
shows three soldtSrs going over the
top, Angther picture Is an Ameri-
can soldier. who has received a death
wound. removing his gas mask. sun
another OF the look OF surRiso on
A soldiers face as he Is shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
Jorian's Waters MNlnrtal.

Rathing N the river Jordan, fam
Gus In sacred history. has lost It's
popularity as The results of the dis
sovery by American physicians that
n IL a dangerous disease germ car
rier. one OF the fl[st steps taken
by the American RED Cross unit
reaching that region was an analysis
OF the river water 10 vas found
aAou with the germs ~ skin diseases
and other mandiea There have never
before been restrictions on bathing IN
the stream,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
How to Relieve
CATARRH
No Medicine to Swallow. Just
lnhalc Medicated Smoke

Nonueitui cures of catRrrh, head
noises and deafness are betng reno,tsi 4
hy Wcn and women who suffered for
NeArr They found quick rstief in
soothing mUdicstrd Hupke Than. by
following the easy directions. their AN
mentH vanished ana have never re-
one Of the worlds veteran pbystciap.
compounded this amazingly sucrrssf,Ii
remedy OF herbs n mtS be obtained
IN the FORM % cigarettes OF for
smoking In y pipr or holder Just ask
INC drugEist for box ~ pr Rloasers .
.Atarfh Remedy and mention how YOU
prefer 60 use n
THIS dchEhtful remedy In harmless
contains no tobacco Tho relief ir
usually felt ~ once triple g,iar-
Anfee comes in the box. Won are surs
70 be benefited OF no cost 10 you
Gould anything be fairerf AayL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13

The presence ~ 10000 German
troops under Gourral Won Der
Golg In the Hnlllg region was he
cause " tho threatened food block -
ade of Gctmany r. IL scported that
General Won Der GUIlz has been re-.
called by Hcrlin, but II Is believed
tnht Tits action VIII not Eatisy the
supreme council IN Paris as The al.
lied council t determined that all
German soldiers DE withdrawn from
the baltic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13

of eVsrything has gone up from 20
to as mach as 400 per cont. the price
~ mEk has advanced very s!IIhly
Despite this fact oIE oNpsnEel
have gouo IN rapidly" said v.
poulston.
Dr. Selhy figures that the Taga
county, daiyymen purchase approx
tmateiy S5.0oD worth OF daily feed
each month during the SUMMER and
around $4,000 month during the
winter months. Then again sal.
aries for dairy hands are two M
three times higher today than -
fore the war.
The association meets on Tucstay
night IN the basement of the coufH
house 10 discuss the feed situation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
C,rrh CblIdrrn Undrifc,i

ono out OF every thfc" school
rhildron in The outlying districts uf
C2e,hu. .SI0yakia ls Hu seriously am
Ictfcd as ~ he iu dangerous con
ditiun. according 20 survey just
completed py American RCD Gross
work crs And e'erywhcry In he
new republic the need ut clothing.
medicines md soap is probably
c.en greater than the food need
according 10 the report
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
HIGH COST FEEDS
HIT ALL DIARIES
MlIkmcn spend From 5000 to
$4,000 Month ON High
Priced FJcdstuff

why should the dairymen Of Tulsa
county raise the price OF milk
John Pouls.on, 81 Dawson, the
president and pr. 4. G. Selby, see
retary Of the Tulsa County Dairy
assocla ation. say that while the cost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13

The tNo proDgs of French in
vcntort hat pin are 80 formed aa
to act AZ springs TO hold it Ia place
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13

\ few uropc OF peroxide OF hydro.
gon In ut nCetylene lamp viii In
crease ne briliancy OF the light.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13

An in 'entor has patented desk
trpy for pens and pencils tina, also
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
Hundreds OfPeOpLe

have already taken advantage of this money
saving opportunity. Have you? If not make
it point of coming soon to share in the good
values offered at the STORE THAT YOU
BUILT
The Keota news., 1919-06-06
Trim PEOPLE
SHOULD take
PHOSPHATE
Nethln9 liDeo Plain 0itro.P Phosphate
% Put eN Firm, Healthy fIesh and
- Increase Strength, vieer
and Nerve eeeee.

judging from the countless preparations
and tfoStmsnts which are continually b.
thin people fieshy, devsiopanS arms. neck
snd 6u;i: :nS rsPiacins ssiY hol!oTn. Z. ..i,s .as
and beauty, there are evidently thousand.
OF men and women who koonly feel the"
exceosave thinnoos.
Thlnness and weakness Are often due
70 starved nerves. Our bodies noed E,ois
phosphate than - consa1pe6 in modsin
foods. Physac4ane claim there - noth'ns
that will supply this 0eAcioucy % well Q.
the organic phosphate known among drus.
Gtsts 40 ottfo-phoephata. which 10 ineN-
ponoavo ana 10 sold BY most all 0fuk9s's
under guafantee Of satisfaction or nom
back. 0y feeding the nerves directly AM
~ supplying the body cells with the nee
essary phosphortc food. elements. bitro.
phosphate should produce . welcome
transformation In the appearance: the IN
crease In weight freQu6ntly being aston
Increase n weight also carries With II
z. general Improvement In the health;
Nefvousneee,. sleeplooGnese and lack OF
-afs sSsn s:s''xk :xkes Ds
eyes become bright. ana pale cheeks glow
wi.h ,,lssr ies bloom e .pssssst hcalth; .,.,.
!; sn,:srn:::sd {" 11r rsi,sxiSs nstyou:n'';
srcIid not. cwins e i!s tsndensy TO- +. r:
ooes not desire to put on nss6.
The Keota news., 1919-06-06

pound my husband wanted me to tryit
/ took Il fora week and felt . little bet.
tse. ! kept itup foe three months. and
feel 6no and ean oat anything nov
without distress o. oeno1vooeuoeo. Mn.
]. Woa1nneH 20l2 Nogth Taylor ST..
philadslphia Ps.
1he majosity of motbses powadsys
oVordo. t60co aro % many dsmsnds
upoo t6eir tine and strength; the result
3 invazi0bly . weakened. rundown.
naevouo eon6itioa With headache, back.
oehs. ksitabihty and depression and
ooon 1noco oeg3ous ailmoots develop
Il = q oueh psgiods p HE that Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will
eootoeo Q normal healthy condition. -
& ID % 0yD. WogtA6ne.
The Keota news., 1919-06-06

0oJy most OF Tie
time. ] wen, To-,
doctor and he said
] had nervous ind.
gss6on, which ID.
dod % my weak
condition kept NJ
worrying most Of
The time and b
said II ] could 10,
stop that, ! could
not get Well. !
heard % muehabout
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Vo1otAbis Com.
The Keota news., 1919-06-06
bILI0uSNESS
Caused by
d-St0nlach

II Dsepis vhe are b,iious sss treated -.
sssAt6g 70 besa1 sy0gee0o they seldom 0se
ven mseh letter: Waaievss relief q -
ssaas4 y Usually Temporary. Trace bulouo.
oeso 70 lie oooPoo aA1 g00Ovo eAo 0o0Do ao1
the chances are that The patisas vtii ~.
msla strong aa1 hAaNhy.
Deessr. cay that mere ,hsa 70 80.
orgaatc disease caa ~ traced 70 - Aae1s
sesoasA. Btiiousssss = ess ss then. lndi.
gesstea- hesrbssa. bsichias. ssus stomach.
beat ead 0ss are ether siGas Of acid.
stomach. sAToNic. the marssIoss neases
stomach remedy. bsiags 9eiek seitsf from
thsss stomach misssses which ieeA e . isaG
!ssta Of siisneess that make life snssssabss
~ ~ eosseeteA.
kAToSic literally aAsssts saa carries
away The excess acid. Makes the stomach
strong: ceoi ssd eemfes.ss,s. Meips Aigee.
ties Improves she aDpstWe aA1 yeu thes
get fsii ssseassh Aea yess feed. Thousands
ssy that eAToHlc b the msss elective
ssetnaeh remedy IN the world. Il y the help
S0c nesd. Try II ea o.s mess,. seek ".
aos .oatlsaed euarsasse. A. all dSuggissA
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The Keota news., 1919-06-06
Cu6clma SOAP
Best for Baby
A oit Slow. /.
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a De Slew.
"po you know that my daughter l'
IN cxtravagant young woman. siTf
Il havc-cr-surlmiSed that She i,
replied the sultor. hcsitxtingly.
"By George. sir! II you've been
running around with my daughter fo'
Q twelvcmonth and haven't got any
further than q mere xurmisc. you lack
the pcrxpicaciiy I would like for my
son.ln.law to possess. s."-Rirminsh
Agc-Hcruld.
The prejudice Of . self.mndc mnn =
t,1i6s1 fs,ns,, hlps1,
The Keota news., 1919-06-06

Revenge.
"You Gun get = seat pretty soon,"
said Claudinc Of the rapid fire restau.
rant. to q customer who WAS unable
to nnd Z vacant stool. ''Thnt gent
Will be through right away"
Don't you believe IL" was the re-.
ply. This skinny guy here Is spend.
Ing his money and eating himself sick
Just to keep me out Of my lunch. he
cause ! took his girl away from him
at the dance last night. cnn stand
1t as long ~ he can."-Kunsas CITY
Star.