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The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13
NOTICE

Acting under instructions from Charles B. Heron, owner of the Her. aid Publishing Co.,, the Cordova Sun day Herald has been suspended. This action is taken, not because of the lack of support, but chiefly by reason of the difficulty in obtaining competent help. The Sunday Herald was a paying publication and it is with regret that the paper is sus- pended.
 All outstanding bills will be paid by the undersigned and money paid for advance subscriptions will be re- funded.
 J. w. WARD.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

New Perfection oil cook stoves are just the thing for summer. North western Hardware Company. 71tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

The best and quickest route to Fair banks and interior points. Burgess Karstens Auto Line, Chitina, Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

Tub and shower baths at the Holden pool room barber shop. 9.tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

Home portraits of quality. Agency Cordova drug store. Scarborough, pho tographer. l4-tI
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

Bulgarian and sweet butermilk. Call Northwest Soda Works. Phone 1S7.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

Special dinner served from 11:30 o'clock every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

WANTEO-Position cooking for crew. Apply Mrs. Woodward, Windsor
 Hotel. 5-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Pool table and chairs.
 see Gus GOzOkas. 10-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-13

FOR sAlE-Concrete chimney blocks, any size. Leave orders with Jack Sap1ro, Ed Lee or see J. V. Padden or H. B. McDaniel for prices. Blocks made at Eyak Lake.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12

are mighty strong factors, and there
ere very few that can stand up be-
fcre them.
The Dayton Labor Review says:
when it becomes evident that profit
eering landlords are to have their
names blazoned to the world, it is
more than probable the present era
of high rents will pass"
The plan was successfully tried out
in London, Conn, and It is believed it
will meet with the same measure of
success in Dayton, and there is no rea-
son why it wouldn't work to good adj
vantage in Hamilton. Why not try t
and bring measure of relief to the
poor oppressed of our city? Here is
your opportunity, Mayor Smith, to do
whole lot of good for whole lot
of people. Go to it and smoke 'em out,
appoint a committee, that is live
one, get back of them and get results
wa Wa wR
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12

Society women are working in the
factories through patriotic fervor, and
many of them risk breakdown rRtheI
than give up during the national crisis
A law permitting them to work eight
hours would protect them against
themselves, the doctor believes.
That English women employed In
munition factories frequently are com.
PEELED TO work more than ten hours Ia
the declaration Of London physician,
who urges that they be given the OPP
tion Of working only eight hours II
they wish. The vitality of the women
Of the country Is being cut down BY
the long hours Of heavy labor, the doc.
tor declares, and continues that they
have only the alternatives Of working
ten TO twelve hours or not at all.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12

lished, together with the decision of
the commission.
Why couldn't this plan be put in
operation in this city? Many COM
plants are heard If excessive rents
demanded of the poor renters by our
greedy landlords. They demand these
high Drices-not because they are en-
titled to them, or because their prop
erty is worth it-but simply because
they know the renters have to pay
them or live in the fields. The rents
asked have become so prohibitive that
there are numerous cases where famil-
les, unable to meet them, have secur-
ed outlying lots and built temporary
sheds and are living IN them the best
they can.
While many of our local landlords
love the almighty dollar more than
anything else, including their famil-
les, they don't love it enough to stand
for unfavorable publicity and criti-
cism. They like to pose as saints.
Public opinion and public sentiment
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
PROTECT WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
Wise Provisions Incorporated In
New international Charter
of Labor.
Maximum of Six Hours Daily is Ad-
vised-Females Barred From un-
healthy Employment and Min
lnQ--other Labor Notes
Of interest.

The main proposals OF the British
draft, adopted with minor alterations
by the international legislation COM
mission at Paris as the new interna-
donal charter of labor, are given In
. special dispatch from the labor cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph.
The provisions OF this draft pre-
ciude the employment Of children un-
der fifteen years of age in industrial
occupations and OF children between
fifteen and eighteen for more than six
hours daily. At least two hours each
day must be devoted by these young
workers to technical or regular edu-
cational classes, and they will not be
permitted to work at night or on Sum
days or holidays,
Women shall not be employed at
night and employers shall not give
women work TO do at home after their
regular days work. Women shall not
be employed in especially dangerous
trades, which 1t is impossible to
make healthful, nor In mines. Women
shall not be allowed TO work for ten
weeks altogether before and after
childbirth, six weeks OF which shall be
taken after confinement.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12

hearing complaints, making recon-
mendations, and, if their efforts fail
to bring about satisfactory adjust
ment, then to furnish to the newspap-
ers the names of the parties whose
desire for excessive profit outweighs
their morals or conscience.
The plan of operation is as follows:
If a tenant thinks he is charged an
excessive rent, he will report the mat
ter to the director of the city legal
aid department The director will in
vestigate, then intery lew the land
lord, and if he finds there is good
ground for the complaint, he will re-
quest the owner to charge more
reasonable rate. If the landlord re-
fuses, the director will then call the
board together ar6 lay the case be-
fore the members.
Both sides of the controversy are
then to be heard in open meeting, to
which representatives. Of the news
papers are to be asked to attend. The
evidence there adduced will be pub
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
BABY NAU
Arrived Monday Morning at
Mercy Hospital

The happiest couple in the city on
last Monday morning was Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Nau. All because of the
arrival of bouncing 8-pound girl,
which arrived at Mercy hospital al
$50 a. m. that day. Papa Nau is the
popular president of the Carpenters
Union, and president of Trades
and Labor Council Mama Nau was
formerly Miss Magdalen Hines, and
before being induced to change her
name was secretary, and a popular
cne too, of Trades Council. The lit
tie lady and mamma are both doing
fine. No doubt when baby grows up
she will be staunch member of the
Textile Workers Union and the Wo.
mems Union Label League Hun
dreds extend congratulations.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12

Thousands of dollars worth of new goods fresh
from the mills being offered at far below pres
ent wholesale prices.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
Albert Brown
Again Elected President of
Trades Council. All Old
Officers Reelected.

Tuesday night was election of Off
GERS of Trades Council. Albert B.
Brown, for the third time, was elect
ed president. All the old officers
were reelected Tho officers are:
Albert Brown, president; Louis Nau,
vice president; Walter Price, record
ing secretary; Mabel Warren, finan-
cial secretary; A. E. Eggleston, cor
responding secretary; Henry Betscher,
treasurer; Frank Holt, F. x. Hilpol-
steiner, Jacob Binotsch, trustees; Viii
liam Ballett, guide; John Hartman,
doorkeeper With the election of these
officers we can feel assured that the
affairs of Trades Council during the
ensuing term are in safe hands.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
Urges gIshs.Hour Day for Women.

The work in English munitions
plants largely is being done by women
OF gentle birth, unaccustomed to labor,
and these are the greatest sufferers
from the long hours and heavy drudg
cry, the physician says. Many of the
women OF the laboring classes. accus.
toned to heavy work since girlhood,
stand the ten-hour shifts without ap-
parent harm, and for this reason the
physician urges that the women them.
selves be given an opeion ON the Mum.
haE O. honga shey ahala w0gks, .----. .-~-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
Nlne.t4our Day STAYS In Force.

The Kansas Retailers association
has lost fight against the nine-houl
day for women which has been estab.
lished by the state industrial welfare
commission. The merchants pleaded
that 1t was necessary to keep theil
stores open later than nine o'clock or
Saturday evenings, but the commits
sion rejected the appeal.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
;::::; !; =: =: PRESSMANS !; i: Is
80 High Street

OUR FALL LINES OF GOODS IN ALL DEPART
MENTs NOW READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
Rent Pro6teers
OF Dayton to Get Publicity
In Effort to Reduce
High Rates.
Same Plan Might Be Worked in Ham
ilton to Good Advantage

Dayton, Ohio, is going to handle
her rent profiteers without gloves.
Landlords who have been taking adj
vantage of the shortage of houses and
the great demand of the common peo-
pie for homes to live in to boost rents
sky high, will be given an opportunity
to reduce them to a reasonable level,
but upon failing to do so their names
will be given to the public. The Day
ton City Commission has appointed
five men to constitute 4 rent profiteer-
ing board, their duties to consist of
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-09-12
JACOB BINOTSCH
Trustee Cooperative Trades and

Labor Council
The above is a splendid likeness of
Brother Jacob Binotsch, one of the
most faithful and loyal members of
organized labor in this city. He is a
member of the Metal Trades Union,
end represents that organization in
the Trades and Labor Council, of
which body he is ore of the trustes.
We regretted very much that we
couldn't insert Brother Binotsch's
picture with the other officers in the
Labor Day issue of the Press, but it
ceme too late to this office to do so.
WA Nsa ga
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

Minberbeit Der Streifer nit ben
Spartafus ipnppatbiitert unb bob pie
Mebrbeit our @rbeit 5uriidfebren
lpiiroe, tp1re ibnen 6ies geltattet.
gs miro berihtet, 6aB 4Muri9o4
Sod feline gintpiaigung oa5u COB,
Gruppen Ser Mniierten nod DiiiieL
6orf, bas iid nod ben 8eitimmunge11
beg @affenitillitan6es IN Der neutra@
len Gone befinoet, gu ienoen.
Die Mebrbeit Ser &efrl1ten Der
5partafls felt fi6 a1s Diiiieloorf,
unb oie 9aeinigung oieier @toot ourb
&egierungstr1ppen miiroe. ein gro=
Der Sdtog gegen Die &ommnnilte11
iei1t, oie, 1pie gemeloet, bier $4,000
betpaffnete Mnbdnger baben foqen.
gs miro beridtet, oab ii@ IN @iien
5000 be1poffneteAnbdn Der Spar=
tafus befinoen un6 grobere Aniamnl-
lungen folder in @amborn uno Ddii-
}el6orf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
Dc,atietc Gr,tppcft ,pcucl1
Grct bictcft.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 27th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 6th, 1917.
y Berlin, 90. Jebrlnr. De,.t.
f9e Eruppen, Die Boien gegen Sic
NoIe11 Bel 8irnbnun berteibige11, rih-
tete1 ei1en Broteit geee11 ben offiaiel-
len 8efebI elmer 3uriid5iebung aus
oem befebten @ebiete an ben gedtto.
Understandings Mbgeor6nete1l
Debler, Der i'm @infIang nit ben Be-
Itin1n1ungen Der @e1tenaI Johs an lie
5geridtet tp1lr6e, in tpelden eine@ren5-
li1ie 3tpii9e1 ben Deuti9en 1.11o Ho-
len beItinnt mllroe.
Das @9reiben erfldrt::
rBir tper6e11, 10 ln1tge mir nod ei-
ne &ugel beiisen, in unieren @teI=
lungen perbleiben un6 70 hnge nod
ei11 Tunfe Seuer berbIeibt, miro fein
Sole IN ,1niere 2inien4 einbringe11.
Ger &fno gu Dem 8unHe Der bon
General Sod ge3etbnet III, tptrb iiber
oie 2ei9en bon tanfen0e11 bon 6eut-
ide11 Mdnnern fiibren. 5onte War-
fbon beabiidtigen 6te 5ode nuf 0ns
Grtren11te 5u treiben Damn miro er
uns fertig fin6en. Wir tDeroen Dem
8ol19etpisn1us 0ie 5dleuien 0ffnen
nno er. miro gon5 europa iiberflu-
ten"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

te gu pliin6ern. Da11n begonn oer
&au1pf un6 biele Berioner1 tpur6en in
ben @efe9ten nit ben @egierungs-
truppe1 getotet un6 pertpun6et.
Cine 6plge 6er Mttentate.
Ser aufftan6 bdngt nit Ser @r-
mor6ung @isners nn6 beg 59ieBena
im 2anotuge 5ufammen.
&err 9luer, Minifter oes ssnnern,
befan6 1ih geitern aben6 nod am 2e-
ben, tpie ou9 mgeor6neter 0eiel,
ober beute ftarb Muer. Bie beri6tet
miro, gab slbgeor6neter Sberlin 6ie
S6iHIe nb.
Ser Moro oes&errn Muer miro als
Elm &adeaft fir 6ie @rmor6ung @is=
ners bingeitellt, tpie 8eri6te aus
6elt19en auelen 1neloen.
Die bei6en M4nner tparen bittere
'@egner. Muer lit. Mebrbettfo8ialilt Ii.
es tpuroe als tpabribeinli9 betra6<
tet, 6ab er gisners @teQe ols 8rer1t-
er eir1nebr1en 1uiirbe. 2ebterer par
bas Se6al Ser &a6ifalen.
&un6erte 3ibilperionen fIoben un6
Die 5purtafus nabmen bon Der 81.
ienbabnltation 8efib Inn irgen6 eine11
@robns bon Ser 5ta6t 81 berbin6ern.
,@otpobI Mriftofrnten tpie 8oIi9e.
tpifi tparen in Mngriffen duf
Die NdtgIieoer 6er baprii6en @egie-
r1ng perpideIt, rnelbet. cine gerlit
11er 4epefbe.
ugisners Mor6er 1T elm Mriito-
frot, Der Die @infiibrung elmer Mo-
narbie pln11te. She W0rber Der ana
oeren boprif9e11 MiniIter tper6en afs
MtgIieber Ser Goblet betrn9tet.
sN1 elmer Mnfprade an 6ie oel1ti9e
y Rationberfam in Beimor fag.
te @bilipp 51eibe1nonr1, IN Dem er
ben 3ibilfrieg in 8abern beiprad:
nDie @r6e fddufelt ft6 llnter I'm.
feren 6iiBen. ss11 elmer fur5ett 3ett
mag Dienei4t Elm totaler 8uian1n1en-
ltl1r3 erfolget.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
8aYrtiher Ran3ler err
111or0et.

Wain9en, "a. 6ebrnar. @nn3.
Ter Snbries tpur6e getotet un6 mebre,
re 8ean1te 6es &riegsminiiteriun1s
tpur6en in einem bieiigen Mufitanoe
beute bertpun6et. Die rn6ifale1t gle.
mente .6roben nit Der Grmor6ung ser
gan5en &loiie Ser Beb0lferung als ei-
ne @e6tfertigung fir 6ie @r1nor6ung
@isners.
Mprbnadridten iibertrieben+
Cine balboffi5iene Depeibe aus
Mun6en meIbet, baB 11ur gremier
@tsner un6 Mbgeorbneter SefeI ge=
totet tpuroe1. Die Depe19e nel6et
tpeiter, oob Miniiter bes sSnneren
Mner gefdbrli9 bertDun6et tpnr6e.
3tpei nnbere8ean1te tpnr6en ebenfans
fd1per berapun6et, lnutet cine tele-
pbonif9e xNa6ri6t aus Miin6en bon
Der 3eifung uMn NeiiHag." Mne Miin=
9ener 8eitnngen bnben ten1porGr ibr
grfbeiner1 eingeitellt.
@err Muer, Mini1ter bes Snnern,
.nn6 @raf Mrco 8nneD, Ser Bren1ier
gisner serf9ob befan6en fi9 geitern
.obeno in einelt1 fritii den 3uitan6e.
Gr5biiAof 6anlbaber berbaftet.
Berlin, q. Sebrunr @r5biidof
sSauIbuber bon Der. Di65ele gBiir3-5
h1f1.n Hp1. fih f}1paipn RON MnAifnIp1fs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
pier3cktt aftar<fiiteit IN
Hem ucrf perhaftet.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 9th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
Il Bolton, "a. 8ebruar. Gin
Mann nit einem Rebolber, BET feinerl
Nn1nen als Mnbretp g. &agamsfp
bon Boreeiter a11gnb, tpur6e bellte
bier berbnftet, 11oh6er1 er beriunta
iid einen gingang III 6as Goplap
glo5a 9otel alt berfdaffen. spo Der
Bndfibeltt eirt M1nH. BIN, bebor
'er ii9 na9 benz MebanicgA @ebduoe
begab. Ct fagte Der 8oli5ei nnb ben
.@ebeinpoli5ifteH 6nB er 8rdfibent
Bilion feben tnoute, ipoqte uber 1tidt
iagen, mos ibt 6a3l1 beranlaBte. Or
1pur6e nuf gr1116 6eS Eragens elmer
gefdbrlider1 Maffe perbaftet.
Stem Sort, az. Gebruar. 9isr.
3ebn Musl11tber, Annrbiften 1l116 6ie
1neifte1 bon LINEN Witglieoer berz S.
@. @., befirbet fi9 bir1ter ben @its
tern 6es BoIi5ei &auptquartieres 11a@
elmer 8a55ia a11f ons $a1lptqllartier
elmer Organization an Der 2erington
Abenue 1,1o 6ie 3inrn1er ei1t3elner
MGnner in Der @eit So. strnBe.
31pei oieler DeGnner gldrto Gre
itiiin,, @biLaoelpbin, 1tn0 Slorien Me.
Dina BeIta, @bila6elpbia elmer
bon Dne1 Elm @beniIt l1n6 Der an6e.
re Elm mcfbiniit, famer aus Mila-
6elpbio ant >Sanstag in 6ieie 5tabt.
ssSn ibren 3intmern fan6 Die Rolt5ei
Geile elmer Wai9ine, tpie angenon1-
men miro, 5ur @er5eugung bon @on-
ben.
Bbila6elpb1q 24.@ Sebruar. 10
MGnner tpurben bente n1orgens anf
oen Ber6n9t bin, IN einem borgez
babten MHentot onf @ral li6ent 8ilion
oermide1t 5u fem, berbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
Raotfale reeteren IN.
Bdver11.

.9erfin, %. sSebrnnr. 4 @ap
ern tpur6e leRte gea9t nls cine So
piet @epubIif erfldrt ,1n6 51par 6nrd
ben Mrbeiter= uno @oloatenrat II
Whinben, tpie 6ie 8oiliiae 3eitunQ
erflart.
SsSn Wdinden tpuroe 8elogerungS.
aultanb erl6rt.
Gin Mfhensfeneifee, bas fih a11s
Oetglieoern Ser neri@ieoenen io3ioe
Iiitif9en Burteien 511iatnmenfett,
>pur6e fornliert, einiblieBenb Die
@onuluniiten unb Die grefutipe Der
Mrbeiter<, Bnuern= l116 Solootens
rate.
Dos @abinett miro 5u elmer Ct
t1ng 3ufan1n1entreten, I'M bic Or
,nennlng zines 1teaen Ndniltertu1t1s
5u beraten.
@nnf MrcolDaueb, Der i11nge 9hi'
bent, ser @ren,ier @isner .ert9oB,
1uur6e bon elmer er3iir1tten Menge
i1tper bertnain6et.
8oli4euifi am 9enber.
Mn erfter Gtelle in 6em 11ellen @e-
aifne itebt Elm BoIi9etpifii GIibrer, Sc.
min, elm SSreunb bon 2entne, Grottp
nno @abef, Ser lange in ben Ndten
ser 5partofus cine fnbrenoe HoAe
fpielte.
glnasbmrg ,tnter 8elagernngs'
a1ftanb.
Ser 8elagernngs5ultan6 mnroe
iiber Mnqsbnrg, 8aDern, berb1ngt.
2ebte Maht fan6 cine grobe 9e=
monitrotion in 8erbinonng nit STU
be1t0rungen in Mugsbnrg ftatt nno
Ieidte &apnnerie uno Matrolen 1a1t-
bertena BEG 0fteren 6ie StruBen, irt<
oem 1ie Solben in 6ie Menge fe1er=
ten.
Die @egierungstrltppen er1ttpaff-
neten sic rote @nr6e ltno berbaftete1t
tire Siibrer.
Die Gage in Deiterreth 1T rnent-
idie6en, aber ourdiifernbe Berihte
aug 8ien 5eiger, baB aud bort ole
gorbereitungen fir cine @rbeb1ng
getroffen iino. [.
8elngernngsa IN 8nbapeff.
sssn ser ungdrifben &o1lptitaot 81l-
dnf1pst prpinnptp fir,, Elm abnliher
tpie in 8abern nit benz ei'1.
3igen atnteri1iebe, onB Biz ieet nod
tein gluf bergofien tDa1roe. Heber o1e
5tobt tp1irbe Der Belagerlngs s5ulta11o
rerbGngt:
j ses1 Neiinden 1nari9ieren @egie.
r1lngstrlppe1t, nm Die Rebol luton 5lt
l,nteroruden, y6urd oie Straben. Die
aopaIitat Ser Mebrbeit Der 9egie,
8nr Mufre6t 6terba aHl111g
Der Drbnllng 1tno beg @efebes 1febf
ln 3tpeifel.
Gtrakenfau1pfe.
aonoon, 90. 5ebrnar Cine gro.
3e Nebolution brad III Mun1en nod
,er grnor6ung oeg Bren1iers gisner|
1no Der Mttentnte alf anoere bapri.
he | Bedn1ten aus. Dng 9ai1o befinbetI
ih I'M 3ibiIfriege .5s SIS 81.
i1nter Dem alnnge Ser Rir9englo.i
Ten morf1ierten &c, 4 600 4rbeiter. bon
,en duberen Be3irfe1 III oas 8ertr,in1
phndens un6 bepan11er1 bic @efhdf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

Ser gerfbapet1ber it lnie cine
areigf1ge. CT 1ttn9t spieI gfal.b :aber
er fdnn ni9ts oofiir 3etgetl, ols bus
er fih pieI berun1get triebea bdt. :51s.|
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
5treifbe1peeu119e11 ere1l
fen UNI fid.

Berlin, 90. 5ebrlar Die Streifs
IN BEN, gi,,br ssnouitriesebiet greifen
iu,mer tpeiter mn Fd. nber es itebt
ot,ser Grage. 6nb 11,,r cine fletne
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out Of the system
by the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money-back
offer. tastes fine; costs a trifle. De-
,yere' anywhere by u Memphis
aee.,rs. oliver-Finnle Co, Phone them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
WHY GRAY
FADED HAIR?
II Is Unnecessary Nowadays VITA the
Advance Of Scientific and Harmless
Discovery of Q-6an Hair
Color Restorer.

Is il absolutely safe to use? By all
means-yes. You may use Q-Ban (pro-
nounced CUBAN Hair Color Restorer
for darkening gray hair without the
slightest fear of injury to the hair, scalp
or eyes, as it contains none of the In
furious elements of the ordinary hair
dye. making it as harmless to the hair
and scalp as ordinary water.
VIII it soil the hands or scalp9 No.,
1t will not. Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer
for d~arkening gray hair is an especially
clean, convenient treatment-not being
sticky or greasy, it restores original
color so naturally and evenly no one
win be able to tell you are using any
thing.
How Is II applied? Very easily. Just
wet your hair with 1t and allow to dry
IN so.d d. fresh air. Nothing hard about
that. Is there? Apply on hair once
daily and day by day observe the hair
Incoming darker and darker, All your
hair will Their remain that way without
a trace Of gray showing.
Can the darkened color wash or rub
off? The color will not wash off, Sham
moo the hair all you like-you may
even use a hot curling iron, as not
even that will affect the color. Q-Bar
Hair Color Restorer Is the latest and
really only harmless discovery fol-
darkening gray hair and keeping thu
hair healthy. Sold by druggists. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
SUGAR SITUATION
IMPROVES LOCALLY

The sugar situation Saturday was
better than It has been for several
weeks officials believed. Sugar has
been reaching Memphis in Increased
quantities during the past week and on
Saturday morning chain stores were
selling white sugar at % cents PEI
pound without any limit MS to quantity.
One of the largest sugar dealers IN
Memphis, doing both wholesale and re-
tail business, were selling sugar at re-
tail in packages containing n round
3 nunces for sb cents or 2 pounds six
ounces for so cents. This figures APP
proximately Il cents per pound.
Due 60 the fact that Memphis cannon
obtain a supply of beet sugar and must
depend upon Louisiana Tor It's seppiys
the retail prices that Will be charged
i, under the arrangement mentioned by
the attorney general seem 70 be the
best that local dealers can do In the
matter.
The fact that Memphis cannot obtain
beet sugar which Is selling In other
sections of the country at 10 and II
cents per pound is something oVe
which local government officials have
no control They state thai Memphis
has been placed in the Louisiana zone
and for this reason their activities are
confined solely TO seeing that excessive
profits are not made based on the price
Of Louisiana sugar. Al
Two instances OF sugar selling for ~
cents per pound retail In Memphis wer'
renorted 10 the district attorney Satur'
day and he Immediately took steps II
investigate the matter. -
II is believed that by the time tn
new crcp Of sugar begins moving II
quantity, which viii be very shortly
that the maximum retail prices local.
win be about % cents per pound,