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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-24


3IThe grenade shown here is to
be used as a savings bank for money
earned during vacation, and may be
brought periodically to the bank that
issues it, where 1t will be opened. the
money counted. and Thrift or War
the contents
1.-The grenade is TO become the
permanent property of the child only
after he has been regularly enrolled
as a member of savings society and
has bought at least one War Savings
Stamp, face value $500. at the bank
issuing the grenade. Child must buy
One War Savings Stamp if under ten
years old, and Two If ten years or
older
5+The bank is to fill out and give
the child elf school chi1d) certifi-
cate of his summer savings in order
that he may present same to his teach
er and get credit therefor in the War
Savings Society now hereafter
organized in his grade.
6Hwhile it is optional with the
banker, it is suggested that he re-
quest contestant to write &c letter or
essay on how the grenade bank was
won. A few of these letters might
furnish the thrift impulse to many
other children of the county
The following is the form of the
L
pupil giving his or her age, grade.
school and prosteffice address:
THRIFT AGREEMENT.
I accept this Hand Grenade Savings
Bank, loaned by the
(Name of Bank)
with the understanding that will earn
money during vacation, keeping all the
money that 1 can save in the grenade.
L will bring it to the bank TO be opened
from time to time before school opens,
and will invest my savings in Thrift
and War Savings Stamps 1 under
to purchase war savings
Stamp. and have been regularly
enrolled a member of a Savings So
ciety, the hand grenade becomes my
personal property Otherwise it still
remains the property of the bank If
do not earn the grenade by October
4, 1919, will return it to the Bank
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-24
s4o-REwARD-s4o

containing about $I65 worth of checks
may keep the currency and return the
checks Chas. Sellers, Wa-Keeney. 2tp
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-24

.sExtravagance rots character, train
youth away from it On the other
hand. the habit OF saving money. while
1t stifsens the viii. also brightens the
energies. If you would be sure that
you are beginning right, begin to
save-"-Theodore Roosevelt
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-24

Because the hostilities are over, do
not shift into careless spending. but
thrift forward into wise saving Buy
w. s. 8.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-24
a Boon EueryOhere


A phono8raph is needed IN
every home. Most Of all in the
village, small city and farm
homes.
Wherever you may be, what
ever your station in life, really
and truly the Edison Phono-
Graph, with its laughter and
merriment, with its refining, ed
ucatins and soul-stirrins inAu-
ence should prove Godserld
to you.
On the lonely ranch, at the
public meeting place, out with
camping party and above all
IN the horne-the Edison will
do more for you to make life
worth while than a score of other
articles that you might buy for
ten times the cost Of an Edison.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
SITUATIONS wANTID-nALE


ss cHisv bosussin's mate u. o. ss,y
dsslte. posiiio ~hsr theirs 10 ossnus
fof advancement Have IN. sHpefisafs
W dllny nsn. Not afraid ~ ~ofA
h.ts Ohbhoms
Al'afhAcTOH sisht years srpsf
lehrn, experienced all htanehss ~
hhsitsrilhS wishes situation. No.
OFlah0mpn
YuuhG NAN J yp.rs hlsh school
desires position vith chance Tor I'D
'nno'n.sni experienced ypisti s0ins
niflr" espsfionra and elementary hpOt.
h''nlng Phone Maple Mho
mon school boy wsn's .mploymen,
between 30 y m. snd all day
Saturday can Maple t13s
MAN sFo -. married sis years p
Dsfiehce IN ssnefhi office r0rs. boob
h''pinE handling credits. collections
o. desires position ~ once. Refer d.
'u''s XII OhlnhomRn
pI .tHAL UInl4,IErlt HnI Iiriu
.usr. nov smplu3'f viHnss ,Unuss Jsu
r ~. usiahpusu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
pREssnAxiN0 AND MILLINERY
0ALHsnEn WANTED

OALIsnIn WANTED
~-e-o~~~e.>~~~~~~~-~~~~-
wANTED-fravssag saIssmsn TO sell
In the state of Oalahe0a. In replying
awe fuli quailficatiees and salary sr-
pected 70 u w.. Oklahoman.
" pertencsd saiesnfen i0
exclusive line of advertising cslen-
dars and fans Zig commiselon. Meet
our salsss,AAascs. P. y Hllscn ~
room ~ Terminal Arcade. ohlabsms
City, nse. 18th.
WANf6b--Autsa cad trseh ssiss-
sss v oil trsct sAeets1 70 et f,eld
uosh ssehei 70 ~ rsaDsaa1h>s ksSss. Nest
bs eapsbis = eaiisag - ~ nse. oivs
rsfsesscSs ssd sapsessosA AeessO nos
ee, Naness. rSsae.
HL1vDN ExpnkYKNcc6
GROCERY erDciALfv
0AL00nHN
vaatsl 10 wegk rstan eroeeFy trade
with Jcbbsss saiesunaa kke wiil CO.
cpsrats - sepseet having sHriusvs
sale. GOD ohsy - stsft witA N.
ersass prspcftiea - esiMty esmon.
serstsS; e1sertsslS = ssesfe district
salsssnaaaoss. 01vs fsn 1s(aGs. ysSr
sss'rss.ss ase ssass f!ms tss vAs~
alss vsfsrsesee vhe IN se& - ap-
iatervtsv. RTE OAtoAenAa.
TRAVELLING 6ALE3HRN--I have .
prcpceiticn wneesev you caa make
living ne mlnnss: q ycsr sEe
PORTLAND. Oregon.
WANfEb-Two state NnNaSsrS l6f
Mlsai1Dlppi and Colorado 70 handle
the aales fores already gutag We pay
salary and cosmmission - up-to-dats
tire -. - ~. Muskogss. okh.
wXKfub-Aq0o QeslaiV ssissmsS. Can
q go. u 6sssS q wee, 9Th q.
6AL16N1H VllA ahlI3Sy thet vih hit
nanufsetsres vssee mes With ability
asa ssfftesset sep'nt - carry . email
% s.;i sr. sss:l.. % s...i. sI' s.r: ~: -.
pssstnsss.
WANTeD-nloC1 1LLAneOUo
~-rs~~>>~~~~~~~~-~~r~s ~~r~s>~.~rs.s~>~a-~~~~
ODCUoe0. RAND 0O90S10
rHEE:::..1ss 80: I: 81 ~:
~ ~ q 15|sS( IL
0M pSn1SH - ssyese. -
s|.E.M... ~. = NE.:
.IEZE&
J eA& "a
!, 4. !EssS .rssAE..:s. s'<'
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

WAIT 20 tuy from private party two bsd
t'''u s1is : Atmir''sr : wn'gu rus'
,.,., 49,. .,, 'n - '.,. ..I
49, I,tg
.tlt .kyAsT t ttt. ., ,.,, ,..d ,,,.
p.rlt. rtt r... 10 NO. ~, ,,,,,,
,,... ~. a., ,,,,
,..., IN. ~ SUI Nv ~. wv.
,' "nI N.'u
"'hW ~ 80
i''N' "'WN' 'f'
NiW Fl.nhlG HE FOR SALE
LARGE LfATliEU ROtkEHA
IVORY HhIAKlNET ROOM AEr
GAF UANgI
ina pAfDp
ti.rfu>t pIp,'rg or poprtI
81 l,.ft.t'r
'ATi tt 'ty,ft.. A. ,..y., -
AZ dttit '''
'''.
tHu ANll sHs ,...s - s'lfy haos.
HAlI' s.'s
HlAtrIttl H.4.r. ts.r,sp u.k. oI,.
tfrsfrss rr an ...sp la.i .t.
.t,u ,tt ,.,,.,., .,..... -
,,,..,.. go. '
,.I.,.' t.I. Il..,. d.. .,i,.,' ,...
=" ~, ~"
l.Ai'lIH Ni'ltg I'ft 'htlf "ll stove,
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CONTRACTING AND REpAiplNG

CALL Maple 1875 for repair wofk,
Duiilng ami Grating furniture
JrB IlAETEHlNp neatly and prompt.
~ done hsple sI75.J
n ~ SIZED N carpenter, Maple sb,i,
W e. Mi.kimsn. 40 W Reno
u q HIT. brick contractor and
builder Maple s,it
CAHrtSTYR repair and building Can
Walnut tg0f e. Pst~von.
GENERAL CONTRACTING. nrv -clas
carpenter snd repair work hsp'
bi1s
cot. ! 4. JOSEs. specialist. for ro"f
r"pa'fs leAky easements and sunE"n
Moons Napls ii7r
GENFUAl. contracting. first 'riass chr-
prntrf and rep,ir work Nsple b'i
rLAsTErlNg and repairing wainu'
Bst
KDuF IMPAIRED. practical Jark
Henson sous Maple fop
cIIHNEYS cleaned. Joseph folk
Maple 2oss
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
rURNIsHGD Roons FOR REM

tUkNISh9D tOO1S FOh KIM
NICE furnished room. III " lth.
CuRNIuAkD rootns With or wi,hou, bos ID
Mspls eO
6OMElikE furnished rooms, o.ntr. IN
lscat~d s,sfy comfort and convsnisncs
. family hotel. reception psriof. hot batbA
fvss tslsphaRs reasonable weekly rates
give ~ . call. CoiIiv~ batsl Its n
broadway Phone Mspis iiJ
NICE froat room steam heat, private
homs. Maple ,osl.
GNNTEIp Roommate fOf soIng ADJ II
private home Walnut 1857
SOUTH front bedroom: on car; refer.
snce Walnut 1913 .
LARGE nice fron, room, neatly fur
nishsd; private family, Maple ,S,s
NICELY furnished front sleeping room;
prt, ate entrance; men preferred. VAL
hut. ~.
THhkE large, sioan. private. uniur.
nlshad modafn rooms; conn~,ttn {
hath IN private home, or Furnished
flrst-csass Tor 7 Or months In ad-
vance. Maple 3sis-J.
MKRrfN0 room; employed couple
besAhtase anA euntay dinner, waIh.
Ing distaaca Walnut tsTs
SUITS Of furnished rooms and saras~
10 reflned couple or two gentlemen
In private home. ia West ARD
DestRA ALE room In a modern home
~ ". nth.
NICE war@ room With board Maple
SOUTH 7FsnI T0S'~; to ssDiIeme0 sTl
west1 Ssh,
bEAUfITUi.LY 7afaIshed bed room
pstvute hon.s, on car line: garage
q. Wet lytn. walnu, t,os
6oxf .sSsVs SsaFoem. iis " S Ma
NEWLY pAPEk1D ssuthwest room
..sss. e1,ss e y. IT, R'''iss; n:n,. .s"''' ;.'s' as
SJ2AW HkAfED krnlshed room In
eae ~ kAS aoNs aesirsAie apartments
. the e1ty; gentleman preferred. tsS
no n. NoAlnson. Apartment !.
LARon CsS1 rssa; Walking 6i..nc.
Ispis m,
WslHsl eSlaI.
NKNI1HlT SE7p1SS room: seaiIe
s:ss =: I:ssss'T'A' ~ l' : 9Th Phone
S5IfH fMyT I.1T,s;s Employed
la1ise ortfsfrs1- 80 ". nth. Maple
Q1l1Nd room Tor gentleman. a.
W. kash. Maple Nj,
NEW fufnIsks1 bs4feom Tor two gen.
uemsA o. employed couple, private
Amlly, N. SiSe. 1fs g Is.
CLAN SslrooA; SAik sdjoinlns bes,
CHOICE EFbIboz-NN per week
o Nr.S~.s t,rs,. - "1 H.u;s s"g'ss''' s;s -"
fiW6u NJ 49,, y1,k,.. a,,,.,r.
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LOST AND FOUND

toe, ,., r,..,-. .,,, ..,...
n.'.,,n-. ,.',, o',s',S 4, 'sn' ~ D.' ",,' '.,
hap. lu NO. .,r,.n ~ ,ibu rlsf,. .
rf fut m.u uIHH, rutg Vrs bln
Williams W.rns rkh .ahfi
',,I a.. ,,.
LOFT 'n .'.rI nr nr uysrhpsrf
p,.,. g.r ,.......y r,.,.
.Yf ..r
" |flH H '"th.' trr aHi.H
li.'' '"N.g ". .Nu|H .Ht ,tf u.
',,. .'"''', "d i"r'
t,t., ,..I a.. ,,......
s... n a..'. '' N'.'
,
Lost 90 m'sr b.g bais,,u Robin
HNN Hh' I'''r '.''. uu if.i street
rnH nF'" VI" '.r''r" Return fD
n Whale American tHU.H|
''h' "i f'"''I
bDsr rI f-ak ..r...I,s about
o. ",'.H, .0 'r 'm w vrI
g.is ~ t'r"I. i.Nsu. rtIft HI
u',, n p,,l .,.,. 80 's 'r.'.l b. '.n- nr' n'
I"'-l'''s N'H fff A" .H.r Uf 90
ssfr ~, N.r han. '' ''.'
L'rI q t,~af t"d r.r --..
tlY'prsf vI'| f.f's..Ht ..tl, .UtI
mo '''.'' "'" "''' "'.'''
,....-,
~ H..h j.. u''f hand ...
iu'NrE W !. p h.Nrf, ErfTuur1f
wv
LpNt iiu' suIf bHg Juralliru fu-
u bl'a ard ohruF'. uHrp sHt,r
Hrd p,|f gASs.s FinHHf r..ufr o.. a.
go, "n Wv ."p. ~ bH 'HN NH'nH'
eve N'Hsfd "ii'f'd
LOST Hfoau fur can. on t..ts.. b..
tween Cbirtssb, t1s pLt,t',,. ,.i,,
fsvsfd 1ss , l,tb si n.I,t,,,. ~,
LlJtT Sy l,,,y,,.,,,.
n.,. ...I1 -. F'I'''
A, k.,,,,L, ,,, ',IAl' m "N"r'
~ P'nhe Nall" lVIl Dr
A. ,....t $50 - ~" 'Hl'I
IosT ft,,,.,.,,-----,.... ----
ratneo rit -. a.. ~.
nut $50
LOSr-Cnnk n, I.,sT,,.,. ..,....
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

WANTED NJ iddis ased Somen.
steady work Apply New Way lAun-
dry,
WANTEb-ElperIencsd glrIs 10 val,
tables at Herod'A loS W. Main.
WANTED--co coo& for sorority house a
Norman. WIN pay .lis per week ana
board. No dIshwashias App,y rN
At avenue, Norman. Okla.
wANTEp--wonsn c3ok st iiS W
lleno, Mrs. Entt.
wANrED-A hous.kS.perl one Who
colored. COS ". ind. Nayss ana.
sors, ~ inS' Ess Ess's NJ HSs''-
Mat APPEARING YOUNG LADY
s,ls 81 west IA
wANrEh-dri aNSsssoss ] 10 ! u
help With heussvost anA care q
baby Cali wslsst isee,J.
WANTED. EIpssi laced sssscsss c1ss asd
ssnstal sffiss gtsl estles t,wN o..
S,ME ONE safs fss chIid. whiiS iaoins,
uoshsi ~ hsms 80 waSsA - Wss,
ie.h. wslaw 81,
wAs,sn7cssssS AZ, 49, q; q: = :'',.:E !.
mss, b. ass y - ispswrtss ss1 %.
tursis IN flsvfseiS ~ ~ nlasy, poss
espertsncp In sfftes WeeA net Nsceonsvy,
tell sse and ehsea(iea h sWn haalvsa.
Ing. Addrsss Bile. eers okishsaaa.
pAPtkHANClN0 AND PAINTING
~ '--~-''----'~-~>->>->~>-~-
ROACH EROS, ~ n. HsAs .. Car
Maple sssf. NsAt napls ~ Mapls
10.
WALL PArHa 10, NJ p,sss u. v.
beet; bring sAmplse; e6AioA4eo Vora.
=. n. Pasrsit. III ". ~ 6aiaut Sisi.
iNDePKNDGNf pss hsaOsR. vbsss
WALL. PApGN Ause. n pspm ~,
SNsXvS WV hSsW
FOR lnistiss asl paSGssae. m AasA.
. r gttts. esn ,alasS ~.
ROOMS pspees1 = y; saso,se; s,ss
psint.ns. walnut o9>A 1a0ls iSSl
W. n. Reach.
4s-s=.-...:4=s--ssezsuAA.uunuuuunuuuuuuou. 4s-s=.
SITUATIONS WAuf1D D-uAl4
,>~~~~>~.>~~s>~->~~s~~>> >>>~~>-p~~saasspsse~
ruesrIoN WANTED = 60 sssss, -
rsGtssess1i % vsase SUo1SSoS: - Il
,.s.s,sess J. .. csidwaE 90 T. ssS1IisA
,wsA~sts6-a; ...,,.ss .s.usa -
sws!symsM ~ .. q n; 3
~: ss!,ec ssA Hses'ssA o. ~
cut Will.
KASTED- -ySsI1SS = 13961TJl
trSft. saly) n Esi1 g. u
NnBu aKH T71 i -
49, ~ - - k1
8 III Ill (-z.l ~ T5H71a
=. II, -! - - X Fk'
q -; 49, : NJ isss -
nm: I. :..$ ID q: :s
vs, :|:.,; -. ::.st NV
XudSs xss-s- ,1 ~ 80. ss-ey5 q Il.
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nALk YEiH WANTED

w
.--~----' - -
wASTED--i esn uss several iiys-~irs 20.
ilcitars ~ns have the ability to sbos
sASty tssuits, u.nst b able 10 fufush car
~ riG, Attractive proposition insd. 10
DHsduSsrs. Nnisss yoN srs seis =" hannIe
Iks .ssspostsion appiirs'les soald 70, 20
sN(ted territory Ottshoma. Cal, IN set'
san o, make application TO Circulation
Hsnsrsr. Farmer 'sio~t man, otishunian
Kids, ORshoma Giy. Oklahoma
fyMHN AUTO DRIVING Only 80
Vsis Hnfson. -.-....--.-.---..-.-
BOTS WANTED
We have s~verll routes open for boys
Astueen the ages of u TO ih Apply
Ctty Cirtrla,ios Manager. oklAhohan
SvRN kERosENE .0As In your cook
stoves. rans~s, hot ar, water o'
scam furnaces By attaching ilEAi
xEROsENE-0AB BURNER, compset'
Sos Installing. cheaper. cleaner than
coal or Sood: agenis can easily Clear
Srrn. csisioG free. Idesi Bwncr MIG
e., i.o wsI Reno. 0El,hc,ns City
EANTeD-Regs,sred pharmaoist N
manage drug store IN small tosn ~
akS016 100 ppepie; must be sble To
2S Nm ekst3s q sssrsi seed saiary
nen that can deliver the Eoods
tpl,S Demihs,s DvuG ca. Seminole
7fkiMAN for as0eraI nain,sn-
= voFt, Oklahoms town of 600
1atk eRpDVisars, refere0cs and saArS
5sNulrsd " b. 0klahsmsn: :-,
RXTi0SARY engineer With Nnow'-
e6es II zoe p,antsi stste salary. ~
lsritree sn4 refsreae'& boz 's'
NAvritA, Chia.
NNTEb-hrosM ma6ss o. stwcher
man. Parks broo0 Co. L~~'on'
99la. 99la.-.--------------------------------
~ want q representative IN every
courty sat Town IN this state TO han
"a the best fIre. theft. collision. pror-
orty damage and liability automohile
co,Iey iua,rance m The market Write
n N6eceh \ Carey Co, State Asfs, Nh
(p,I Etehanse HidG.. oklahoma Guy. ana
give age. references and experience
EhNfEH-EovS from q to u years
ef age 10 deliver Ohlahomsra Law
inS sloss 10 ssi West n Coed sniavy'
No collecting. Cali Malna, ssis
.WANrED-- Rsgsstsrso ArusAist a
= once. n. ~. OslahGRaa
ETyTyb--Tyn ssase manss,ys for
NlssisNppC anl t>ploes6o 70 handle
The sales force already going, We pay
salary and rommbssioN 10 up-tn' date
tire non. nps "a. MsSAsGss. Ohis.
Y6UNd gaa les cellsetIng vho tnsws
e,O and can fde motoecyris. Addreas
. 80 KivT-WzH4eb---
y sS'~HsS srs t,s,.hss..c w. 80 ~ Tine" routes "
4 sc,lc~SS. Haissy raid. App,y Ci,y
ESrerisisos Nsrasw 6sMhsmsn fimes
(TyfFiS-7frsS nascHlnISgS. one hsS.
II "ss; -, Ss.s ~, 4 s1;sss'r;,' g,.ss =; s ,,
s1Ec =. y .s I a.. ':sss s:s.. ..:s H.
= \: !:'.;:: ;,:. 4. ::s::.: g.: = 's'':
:.::. = I::..: =: ~. : :;:: :s:;'i,:::: ;::::
y .::::' =::"... ,,, RI. '.''''''., ... IN
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kOpAks rilmsAnDf fiNisniNI

pEYttuplNp PnEE Prlnts i-bc.
Wy ut tlUpnts results kpdnK
HH 20 tll'Hns EHiAts Hldg
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dWaNT,Ap.Mt'TI!v,s.

EFfcrTIvG OCT ~ ttIs
Al wees dHt classified Advertising runs
70 b0,h PAP - ~ one nf'es hundlT ukla
hoinsn me issue sans rs's n No Two
dail,ss
word Line ipfh
ogs TINS sunday Okls
homsn ...,,.....I.. teois iois " so
man aud Times ..... ON - 30
rhsss times on ahoinsn
ana 1imss .aTh dsy o. ~ ~
Wset Okisnoman and
ffRiss each day ... VIZ ~ o.
One monih OLlahoman
snd Tins ssrh dsT ~ ~ ~ ~
pNess tbs q. sss - WANT AD D'W
ui-iur -i ziHz. lEra. fl. sTf1
srBScRlrrioS pATEs ~ MAIL IN
OKLAHOMA
Dsil, snh sunday ohishonsr ~ msn
oss y.Ar, o. oo. sli months itto tuf"e
months t7ls
DAILY except sunday, by matt, one
vsar iaho sp mon'hs bii three
months -
spnday ionlyl ~ m.n oos Yesr y 20.
sb months 81 90
~ cafner IN oklahoma clv, ifo ver
OUTSIDE okLAnoNA.
Daily uklahomAn. b W p'' month 4,
b.ll, wi'hou, sunday. soc D'r month, 4,
SUNDAY only. sou per mouth 100 .
ysaf
The Associated Pros. 10 exclusively IN
titled ~ mo use fdr republication ~ AN
psws dlslatch.s credited 10 of not oth'f
vice credited In this paper and also the
local ns~s published hstsih-
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wANr1D-ospahA .esvi vhs h vii,ise 10
m m. ~ss:ss,sss lssssssH y Ems
tvrsis In flsSrsa,S ~ 6sed saiasy, posa
ssperisnS IN sffics wesA net Nsceous ~
tell sss and ehscatiea h sWp has1 vsh.
Ing. Address B.it esss okishsasa.
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all or write.
JENKINS MUSIC CO
f2t Main St. Oklahoma City
on SALE New player plano and
70 records Call Cook. Walnut So
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.XANrED--he6 0FuskSt a
' once. n. -. Os'ahoRaa
EHyrEb-Tvo state managers for
Nlseiss,ppC and t>pl0spdo 70 handle
The sales force already going, We pay
Salary and communications 10 vp.tn' date
tire zen. Dos iM. MssasGss. oh's.
Y6UN6 man fcs coilsetlng vho tnsws
e'S and can ~ motoecycls. Addreas
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CUT THIS OUT
OLD. ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA.
TARRH, CATARRHAL DEAF
NESS AND HEAD NOISES.

/. II you know of some one who is
| troubled with Catarrhal Deafness. head
noises or ordinary catarrh cut out this
formula and hand it to them and you
may have been the means OF savin &
some poor sufferer perhaps from total
deafness. In England scientists for a
long time past have recognized that
catarrh is a. constitutional disease and
necessarily requires constitutional
treatment.
Sprays, inhalers and nose douches
are liable to lrritate the delicate air
passages and force the disease into the
middle ear which frequently means
total deafness. or else the disease may
be driven down the air passages to-
wards the lungs which is equally as
dangerous. The following formula
English climate is a constitutional
treatment and should prove especially
efficacious to sufferers here who live
under more favorable climate condi-
tions.
Secure from your druggist 1 ounce
of Parmint double strength). Take
this home and add to it u pint of
hot water and a little graduated SUI
gar. stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times a day. This
win often bring quick relief from dis
tressing head noises. Clogged nostrils
hearing improve as the inflammation
in the euStachian tubes is reduced
Parmint used in this way acts direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system and has tonic action
that helps to obtain the desired results
little and is pleasant to take. Every
person who has catarrh or head noises
or is hard of hearing should give this
treatment a trial.--Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-13
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She made . mixture Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur to bring back color,
gloss and youthfulness.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just a
few applications will prove revela-
ton il your hair is fading. streaked
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home. though, is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition OF other
ingredients.
While wispy. gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because 1t does It so
naturally. so evenly. You just dampen
sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and, after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and lu4uriant.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-13
Pope Urges Simpler Plan
For League of Nations
(By Associated Press,


ROME, March 13.-The Observatory
Romano. the semi-official organ Of the
Vatican prints an article on the league
Of nations which is understood to
embody the viewpoint of the holy see.
It says the league might have been
constituted in a simpler manner" and
outlines the functions OF the league as
follows:
THE setting or an arbitration tri-
bunal to solve international effects.
The formation of society Of all
civilized nations including those de-
feated in the recent war, who will
pledge themselves to submit their diff.
ferences to tribunal and accept it's
ruling.
The bringing about of an agreement
to declare an economic boycott against
any nation which refuses to submit
controversies to tribunal or which
will not accept decisions on matters
which have been submitted.
In conclusion the article recalls that
such project was suggested in the
pope's appeal to the belligerent ma.
lions on August 1, 1917
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spread of Bolshevism and the ulti-
mate establishment of Bolshevik
state. Bolsheviki activities con-
tinue in Germany and Russia.
Street fighting is going or at in
tervals in the German capital.
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Work on New Home for
Friends Meeting to Start

Arrangements of rooms for the va
rious departments of the Five Years
meeting were made at the .Mather resi-.
6ence on South Eighth street yester-
day. Work on the house will be start-
ed next week and it is hoped that the
building will be ready for occupancy
some time in April.
The Bible school board, business Of
fees of the American Friends, and re-
ception rooms are to be located on the
first floor of the house. The editorial
offices of the American Friend, for.
eign missionary offices and the Young
Friends offices will be on the second
floor.
Some changes will be necessitated
in converting the former residence
into the official home OF the Five
Years Meeting, and the lighting and
heating systems will be gone over.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-13
NAME ELECTION BOARD.

EATON, O.. March I'D. A. Young
of this city, has been endorsed by the
Republican executive committee Of
Preble county to succeed himself as a
member of the county board of cleo
tions. The committee also has recon-
mended c. o. Fisher, Of this city, for
clerk of the board. No endorsements
or recommendations have thus far
been made by the Democratic COM
mittee. 1t is thought that Jesse Eby,
prominent Democratic member Of the
board, will be recommended for re-
appointment, as will also Warren
Spring. of this city, present clerk of
the board, be recommended for the
clerkship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-13

Magic! Just drop little Freezone
on that touchy corn, instantly it stops
aching, then you lift the corn of with
the fingers. Truly! No hCnbug!
Try Freezone! Your druggist sells
tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient
to rid your feet of every hard corn,
soft corn, or corn between the toes,
and calluses, without one particle OF
pain, soreness or irritation. Freezone
is the discovery of noted Cincinnati
genius.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-13
LuTHERANs START DRIVE.

EATON, o., March 13.-With quo
Ia Of $1,000, the seven Lutheran
churches in Preble county have sub
scribed total OF $1,320.75 to the ST.
100000 Lutheran fund for reconstruc-
ton work in Europe, according to an.
nouncement by Rev. George Sixt, OF
this city, county chairman of the cam
paiEn.