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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24
The Cob and the
.O&cer-TO-Be Sit
Down Together
By HANNAH MITCHELL

BY HANNAH MITCHELL
NHE gentleman with the mega
III phone announced in none too
gentle tones:
will the ladies in the canteen
Please keep quiet! The speakers
pant be heard against the noise"
End really they weren't making
|nuch noise.
However, the announcement, or
request, as it might more tactfully
|'s termed, was typical of "woman's
place" at the Navy Club, where it
vas made. The women and girls
Who volunteer their services to
COOK and serve and help in various
ways In the kitchen and dining
'p0m Of the club have taken upon
themselves the modest role of ser
Zee without recognition. They are
De seen and not heard" and
rey like it.
Dont get the idea that the t'gobs"
Fsat appreciate these women and
us' who have made the club pos
aSs. The girls who have served
! 'ne canteen for six months or
s s'ie have received from the club
l"s gold pins indicating their
.assn OF service. And Mrs. Will
40 d. Hamilton, the mother" of
V cub wears q splendid gold
sedal that rivals in makeup the
s'fatons of heroes, which was
'sn 10 her as a token of the
s''s" appreciation.
Do Cob.
10 Host. Here
,as something that makes this
~ Inherent from other places
'aets enlisted men are gathered
ss~sr Is that the Navy Club be-
-. ., 70 the men themselves.
~ makes all the difference in the
"a Who the hosts are" said Mrs.
sutton last week. "Here the men
||S.., we hosts. They run things.
i. sA'' What makes the club distinct
H., W. !, hostess houses and welfare
h., .as Navy Club, at 500 Fifth Ave.
h, I'VE was the first club to be opened
|1,.' 'a'l0rs and marines. Mrs. Ham.
L., ~ was the person who first went
|s,,,' sc'ually proposing the club
|I,..; persons thought the club wa.
h ss. but she started the wheel.
Id, , IN organizing it early i,
!" summer Of 1917.
L, New Kind of
|ISs'sone for Peace
HIM. " a successful career, tn
|s'y Club ia worL;r g.. L
Hon.. Organization. The day o:
IN. . service from the girls i,
sscd !. gifts in the way O
|l.,,,' sad furniture for the club, il
|lxlss pa. past. although the faithful
On ss'sresses still come to serve
~ sss Of the club are Herber
Il \ Hs = president; Mrs. VIII
hamilton and George N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24
Hone for English
|slayey Now

In America, Bridget and Olga,
,evly arrived from Erin and
Bohemia, quickly caught the con-
|agon of democracy and free OPP
|totunity for all that is so rampant
h our atmosphere. But, until the
|ssr came, the drab English slavey
had no such hope. The war shook
her. even as it had shaken her
Mistress, and Pruett and Perkins
+, book of their caps and aprons and
|hKook the scullery. Four hundred
thousand women left domestic
|syice alone in England-without
. pang, it's a safe wager-and went
ito industry. They worked hard
Ind under tremendous pressure
HE story Of the English munitions
yorker, particularly, is epic but for
HE first time they learned the
meaning Of independence; for the
| Inst time it was vouchsafed them to
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
NEW STRIKE

Considerable interest has been manifested locally over the finding Of a rich ledge Of gold-bearIng quartz on Chichagof Island between LIsiansd straits and LlsIanski inlet Tho ledge was found by J. IT, Cam and associates Of Che canncry at Stag Harbor in tho straits.
 It is claimed chat Che ledge has been traced for a distance or three and a half miles. Assays made of Che quartz bring Che values Co over two hundred dollars to thc ton and some ron up into Che thousands
 Thirteen claims were staked, and among Che group who stakcd besides J n Cam and wife were n R.. Shepard of Juneau and Walter John son and AL Wilson. formerly Of Douglas. Johnson claims to have sold out a twelfth interest which Inc owned for S5.O00 and a gas boat
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
MASKED BALL
 ABlG SUCCESS Many Fine Costumes Help Make Dance Given by Roboknhs
 Great Affair

Thorc waa banner crowd prccnt at tho Nautor.um han on iasI fr.- day evening to attend ho maaquer- ado hal g.yon by tho iuile auxiliary of tho Rchokoh lodge
 It would soam by the azo of tho crowd that nearly eycr person on Che Island who danced was present and masked
 Tho mmaak|ue wa. at about n o'clock and tho prizes were awarded at Chat tmc Among Che prize wIn- ncm were Mrs. FcIz Gray Bliss Ethel uoaoock Mm A Haecrw and Mm J Marumd Anc shud- ahift and Glen Oaka Special mcn- uou was also mado of L 8 Ferris and Margaret Lindsay
 Mrs Gray was dressed as a maid from Che South Sea lslands and In costume and character acting was perfect Mu uacock was drc aI as "Topsy and kept Che whole house in turmoil With her mischief Mm UaeoruD and Mrs Mmslmd represented Che "Hish Cost of Live lng" and had wonderfully ragged clothes m Cha, woro patchwork ai miu Amc shudahe vm NeH" from Che series of cartoons Bring mr Up Fathor" uo dreod Che part to perfection and wandered around In a manner Chat suggested he wished bc was down io Duy Moorea Clcn 0asos m a rube' carried out the character very wcIL
 L S Ferris was carried out and placed in Che middle of tho floor by volunteers Hc exactly raomhiod am old bundle of clothc. uncl witch
 straw with wooden arms our stretched. such as cm be seen In any gram ldd Ltuc Mrafot Lindsay had tho Charlie Chaplin stun down to a dno point and looked tho part
 Thcro wcro many moro com.cai and beautiful cos'umc m Che holl among Che best being Maa Ho.mau las am old-nahloned grl; 0scar Grmdlcr as rubo. Mayor Smith as santa Claus some unknown a a Hebrew merchant Dick Mccormick aa am Indian luaw and many o.hcr too numerous ,o mention.
 Dancing was continued mui mid night and before tho close thue was a prize uaitz in which MT Az- olson and Mm Virginia Laushm took Che prizes
 The judges of Che evening wore Mrs R. Mccormick BIT. and Mrs E I White Nr J. Richards Mrs. Frank LcNoir
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
FOR THE SALVATION ARMY

Tho quota set for Douglas Island in Che drive for Che benefit of Che Salvation Army which Is being cone ductcd under thc auspices of the Elks s s35O. The amount reported as having been ralsod Go date is something oyer S250. A. E. Gurr is chairman for tho committee iu Douglas and Jack Wilson at Tread we'll
 On Tuesday night thc Liberty Theatre gave Che receipts Of Che cvcn- ing Go Che cause. and S3t.5O was raised In this manner
 Without a doubt tho Island Will go over Che top in this drive. as it has done in an others.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
WEDNESDAY WAS
 WEDDING DAY
King-Ym Den Wyer Wedding Sol. emnized in Morning at
 Catholic Church

The wedding Of Catherine Louise King and Hubert IA Van Den Wyor took place on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at sL Ann's Cathoic church. Rev. Father Van Ter Pol conducted Che ceremony.
 The bride looked very charming fin a gown of white ntlu and goor. gotto trimmed in pearl beads. She wore a wedding yoil of tullc and carried a bouquet of golden. lavon- der and white chryaanthomums.
 The bridesmaid. Miss Rose Kane. was dressed in blue satin and white gcorgottc. with hat Co match. and carried bouquet similar to tho bride
 The bridegroom and groomsman were In Che conventional black suits.
 During Che ceremonies tho chn- drcn or Che parochIal school sang. Many friends of Che young couple attended Che ceremonies at tho church.
 After tho wedding. Che wedding breakfast was served at thc home of Mr.. and Mrs Jean Van Don wycr. parents of Che groom Only Che im- mediate families attended
 At 2:3O at Eagios hau thoro was a wedding dinner tEat was D triumph of culinary art. and thia was par- taken of by Che more intimate friends. Che wedding party and all One relatives Of Che ncwlywoda
 ln tho evening at Eagles hall a public reception was held and dur ing Che course of Che evening many friends attended There was dane Ing to tho music Of a tthree-piece or chestra. and punch and cakes were served
 Mr. and Mrs. Van Den Wyer are making their homo for a fow days with Mr. and Mrs. Jean Van Den Wycr on E street. and plan to leave for Che South on Che Evanc tomorrow or Che Princess Mary on November Q.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
DOUGLAS GRABS
 FIRST GAME Waltz An Over Aggregation From Juneau High School in Basket
 Ball Game

One of che surprises of Che year wus Che basket bah Eamo of Woduca day evening at Natator.um hail. when icam representing Che Doug las High school doioatci che Juneau High school team at basket ball by a scoro of 3l Co ll.
 AS for as Ono playing Of Che game was concerned Che Douglao bow had 10 an over Che Juneau aeucgo- uon n teamwork and apocd. They showed Che rosuis of thc training given thom for Che last throo weeks by Prof. Steele. individually tho Juneau players arc quite good but thcy win mover win from Douglas unm thor team work 's Improved
 Tho Auditorium was crowded witch spectators. every available seat n thc balcony being occupied Bo,h schools had yelling choruscs witi thcm. and Che rooters. under thc leadership of Buster" Hcwitt hold tholr own very wcll When both sides got going good tho old 300 stamp min at Trcadwcll would have bccn a quiet placo iu omparHon
 Among Che Douglas players Arthur Nelson at center was tho particular star. while Clarence WItanon was ulso responsible Cor a number of baskcla Tho rest of ttc men played a good game
 For Juneau. Sinclair Brown. play- ing contor was very aggressive. and vctal guard watched h.s man wolL
 Tho following .a tha lineup of che players and tho points made by cach.
 Douglas -Wiiancn. forward, l0i Galwas. forward. 6. A. Nelson. con- tcr is. Gawas. guard 9; Anderson. guard
 Juneau Forney forward Q; George. forward; Brown contor 7; VcsfaL guard. Case. guard and ior- ward. Q; McKInnon. guard
 Leo HIricy of Trcaiwcl was rcf- orcc
 McKIunon took Casoa placc i'm last bolt and Case took Georgca place In same halt
 Only one basket waa thrown on account of fouia by each sIdc. ol- though thcro ucre.a number of fouls ou both sides
 A return game win bo played i'm Juneau on November 1ifh. at which dime it is thought a moro oven cou- test win bc seen.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
MIGHT HELP SOME

Mossrs. savikko and Charles Ni- omi have erected a structure near Joe Loonardlnrs building on the Douglas waterfront and win start a wood yard. The house will be used to keep Che gaa engine and circular saw with which to cut tho wood. They win saw up every kind Of tim- bor chat they can find.
 Owing Go Che high cost Of coal and Che probability of shortage on account of tho coal strike. t1e men should do very well at Che business this winter
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
NOT HERE

Among Che homcaields Chat ore to be withdrawn from Che forest re- sorvc and to be open for entry by hommtcador Us Che Sed Johnson place near Che Gaslinoau Channel bor As Mr. Johnson and h.s family lelt hero over O year ago for Che East. it Us probable he win not be hero to lle on it before Che 27th Of December whom Che timo is mp.
 Eighty homestead locations have been withdrawn from Che forest rc- servo and they arc an being advcr- uscd at thls tlme In th.s and yarI- ous other Alaskan newspapers.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
TO STAY WHILE

Mr .and Mrs. Tod nooean and children camo to town on Che last trip of Che Chichagor from chicha- gof Mrs Doogau and Che children win stay in Douglas for tho next few months. making tholr home at st Ann hospital Mr Doogan win SO back to Ch'chagof soon
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
MARRIED IN JUNEAU

Miss Eivcm X. WHmm aud Wi'- liam R Spain woro married In Ju- uoau last Saturday m tho uar.or of tho Presbyterian mauo by Che Row. q. G Bruce.
 Mrs. Spain hos lived m Douglas practically an her ufe sao a o graduate Of thc Juneau High school and Is wcu known and liked on both sides ot Che Channel.
 Mr. Spain has been employed hy thc Troldwcl Company for several ycars and s very popular
 Tho newly married couple w.II live at TroadwoI
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
NEW LANDING PLACE

According to announcements made by tho Juneau Perry G Navigation Company One ferry win n Che iu- turc land at Che ferry wharf For Che past year tho boat has been iaud- ing ot Che city Goat
 The ferry company ciuIms that ot low eide the Lone Fisherman can not make a landing at thc city loat on ucrount Of Che water being too shallow They also announce that they have made provisions for wait- ing room space ot Che Elmor E. Smith pharmacy
 This ruline .s Co eo Into c1cct to- morrow November lar
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
COAL ARRIVES

The ro.ehter Laioucho was ot Che city dock this week and iischarg- cd 150 tons of coal for 5t Ann hoa- piial rho Douglas Transfer Co. has Che contract for hauling Che coal io Che hospital and besides Che regular crew. George GrIge and AIoN hon- rrts0n arc working for tto company
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
ALEX BACK

Alex Soy. who for Che past sum- mor hos been employed by Che Deep Sea Canning Company at Port Ai- thorp. arrived homo last Saturday night having finished his season p work During moai of Che time that he was away Alex was watching Q trap tor Che company
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
VISIT HOME

Oliver L Anderson arrived here ou Che City Of Semitic from skug- way. after having spmt Che summer iu Che interior of Alasu Oliver mys that Che Interior country a cAccci- nely Qu.o, th.s yar After spcnd- ing few days visiting hcre with hH paront Mr. and Mrs. IA l.. hn- dcrson hc left for Seattle again on che Admiral Watson lie may re- turn iator in Che year.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
SLACKER BILL
 STRIKES A sNAG
Men Who Turned in Their Fri Papcu to Escape Service Can
 Not Bc Dop0rlcd

WASHINGTON CcL 21-Aina who withdrew thc.r first citizenship papers Co escape Che draft oauno. bc dcporlcd because of treaty obiw- uons. Secretary of state Lausns has formally advised Che House .m- migration committees
 Passage Of Ono proposed icg'sia- uon. which would douy forever to thoso persons affected Ono right Co become American c.tilons might cauao considerable embarrassment io Ono United States. said Ono sccrc- arya letter to Representative Ai- bert Johnson. chairman Of Che com- miuee
 Tho particular roatc which would be violated by such dcnoria- lions are those witch Che countries which remained neutral during Che
 war; Mr. Lansing said. Nmo-tcnths of Che men who took advantage of th.s method of avoiding military service wore from neutral countries.
 Accompanying Che sate Depart mont communications were protests from Norway and Sweden against tbo pending legislation. Tho pro- tests pointed out chat Che treaties between Che United States and thoac countries exempt Americans from compulsory military service crw there
 "Tho opinion of Che State Depart mont said Ono sccroau'a letter "is hat Che pauorc Of thh legislation might cause considerable embau1u- ment to One United States. Oi course. Ono government ot che United States despite hc.c reatioa has Che rIsht Go exclude from this country iori clrncn mmIcal to Che public wce are
 "But tb.s legislation sccms to me to bo Imposing penalty upon those aliens who took advantage of Che riehu given hcm by Congress iu thc army bu to obtain draft exemption by withdrawing thcir first c.,zon- ship papers Tho bm hcn provides that these aliens should bc denied forever Che right to become Amcri- can citizens
 "A table Of Che aliens who took advantage of this provision shows that umo-tcuths Of chem arc from neutral countries and One department therefore thinks it would bo unwIao To onact this legislation
 To Che surprise Of many members of Congress who havo been urging hc passage of Che deportation bnL it developed yesterday chat only @ comparatively small number Of aliens escaped duty by abandoning Choir intention to become citizens According to Information supplied by Che assistant secretary Of iobor a total of draft rcgslranu under hs head was tJf5. They came from Che following countries swe- den. 7g6. Norway fff; Holland. u7: swiucrlund 153; Denmark 5e. Colombia. 2 Mexico. 20; Persia 6. Ruman'o. DO: Haiu 9; Afghan istan. |. Luxembourg. 9; Chilo. li Albania. 9. Russia. 7s; Bulgaria Turkcy 10; Great Britain, Q; Auara-Hmgary 0; Italy, Greece and Belgium. each
 Washington. with 293. had moro aliens to obtain exemption chan any other state Minnesota was second with 273 and New York thIrd with 233.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
HolIE AeAIN

L D. Bowen who has boon om- nIoyod at shatan during Che past. summer. came hack hero lu.. satu day and win likely romaIu horc for Che winter Nu Bowen and iitc son. Egburt returned soycu. weeks ago from shakan
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
TO NORWAY

IA Brcndon. who hos boon work ing at Troadwol for Q considerable length of time. loft on Che Alameda Wednesday for Seattle ue win takc trip to h.s former homo lu Norway and intends to return hero i'm several months limo
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
LOOK OUT

Tonight n Halloween and local rcIdcnu should aho particular cmo that anything thoy might haro taa. a movable is locked up As uanal mcrc win loo a raug Of young io.ha roaming tho srecu doing an thc mia- chief thcy can get away with
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
BOWLING TO START

40 che meeting oi Che Mo- , come pany of the Douglas Are department at Che fre headquarters on Monday night thc question of hoFlinE came un and John L Mccormick waa chosen lo organize a couple of teams These teams win bc entered tn Che tournament that. h to start soon on Che Trealwen Club alloys There win bc a feam also from the Alaska Juneau and several from IrcadWe.l
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
HARD TIMEs DANCE

Thc local lodge of Eagles is pro- motn ea hard umcs dance at in han on ucxt Thursday oyoning Two pr.zc. win bo given for Che hardest booking characters. one to men and fhe other to women.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
COMING BACK

Charles w. Russell. of the Alaska rrcadwon Gold Mining Company io a passenger for the North on the steamer Alaska leaving Seattle to- morrow He has been in San Fran cisco on important business for the company
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
FROM CANNERY

Charie Gall came Iu To town Wod- ncsday on the Joheraon from tio Columbia oanuery in Tenlkeo n'et where he haa boon employed ''H summer
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
COAL COMING

Tbc frclrhtor Rodoudo is due iu Gastinoau Channel any t.mo now wih a cargo of 900 tons or coal for Che city,
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
sERVIcEs HELD

Rev Mcqueen ol Che Methodist church of Juneau held services in he Congregational church here Iaat sunday evening
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

Charles Benson. well known for mor native resident here. returned on Che Admiral Watson yesterday from Yakutat He wts accompanied by a considerable number of his friends and relatives and members of his family and they win an winter in Douglas. The natives have been fishing an season.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

Barney Helms of snottislam Ia visiting on tho Channel for few
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

Job rrIntlnr u tho Nova of1o'
The Keota news., 1919-02-28
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS

For eeaturiss GOLD MEDAL Hass3s0
On 1as bsss : s.ss1etd hesssse'a .s.sdy
tsoob3s. aod sl1 diseases eeaasstsd vieA
tAs usiaag eecaas. Ths hdaays 90 49,
~ ase ths 1ose hQestsst essaae q ~
body. Thy ase ~ 1ltsss. ~ p1si1sss q
yosr blesd II ~ Deisees vAisl saAss
yoss syseeo theeaaA ~ b)eed cd seso-
seA ass ses eoeksv thEswn 81 b ~
kid.sys ~ hasddss; 20 sss dos0sl
wss,iase. lssp3esassse ssves1,sA.
dsspeadsoey. haakae1s. sesaeeA tse6ee.
bssdsche, psi. h lotns sad levse atde.
0ea. R1 ceoass. gFsvel. 90s1lty VIA
urtnastaG. elesdy ao4 h!oody !siss. rAss-
aati@, Seiatiea s.d n1ba0e, IN wes. PEE
. boof after yoaf kidDsys ID bla13qe.
An these iDdieato se0e weaknsD q ~
kidneys q peAee osUa1s q hat tAe 01e0v
aissSb. vSieA IN. elvays pssss1e = ys9f
Qees0 hays attaeksd yoSr ysak $3.50.
GOLD MEDAL Haas3e0 on CAp0aJo0 oso
what yoa neod.
- =. q s'.: e. - !. 49,? -: ~
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

The movement Of farm lands II open.
Ing mp well this season and there 10
every indication that q large area Of
prairie property will be turned over
during the months intervening before
seedtime.
THE price received for farm lands
In each instance II considered 40 good,
particularly for unimproved raw prai.
RE. and shows considerable improve
nent on prices for similar properties
sold during the years Of the war;
Advertisement.
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

have ben . s4a1dar3 beossAoad VoQo61.
Ia.y e. ~. u psrs; es.si:.! isestsa H..s;
ess pes1estI 1ssal6p. h hsslil1. ooeth.
tee - sosfs ieee ~ eslls esd 49, q
- 6assys - tAsssgh Y S'si.s liz
fssA sessag4S - heakS IN ssoo . -
eoa111ao ~ tsook0ook. VIA OeuDjols.
!ssesssd - yse us1al vipss. es.aisee
- ~ = sssditios - pss.sst : 70.
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-! 80. AZ: !: 3: ia i 8 A a6Sz1i
naajoe0 on C6SS1leo. Thy M Md
y Heesy 4 p = sslssssasse. COLD
peeio1 4seee fs0 ~ hSosaSoeise q Ho1.
had. Thy aso. pgseassd = ssssost Qsea.
ed q lesidysH esassafss1 - dve
pesape rid. Il three -. soaled psek:
Mn a nis:: Y :s:sis.l !s.lssses
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

= After ! had lost hope in Other
-. Oo0a's xSlssv PQle wsee
d 70 my atte0tioo and I tfied
! oooo noticed . chaAee foe The
3 ] 0sod eovesal boDso and thay
~ Completely. Never h NJ
= did I know q remedy tat
eeeonpliss what Poss's 1tlsey
I'D; ed ! give sl'a ~ ssarst
DAMP 1 .;II:
The Keota news., 1919-02-28
STOP LUnBAGO PAN,
RUB NCMCHE Away
Instant relief limber "! Rub
pain, soreness, stiffness tight
out witt" 81. Jacobs lintment."

When your back 10 sore aud lame
o. lumbago. sciatica OF nsuritis has
you sti6eaed up doa't su1se! Get .
small trial beetle Of Old. hoasst ''St.
Jacobs Lnlmeat" ct any drug store.
pour Q little II yoaP hand and rub Il
right Into the pais o. ACHE. and By the
time you count nfty. the soreness ead
lsmeaess 10 gone.
Doa't stay cripplsdl This soothing.
penetrating Imminent takes the ache
and pain right out AID Gods the misery.
Il b magical. yet absolutely harmless
aud doeaa't burn o. dlscoloe the skin.
Nething else stops lumbago. sciatica
and lans back misery % promptly aud
surely. Il never disappoiatsi-Adv.
II every woman's face Was her for.
tune. some woald be liable to arrest
tor eOuntesfeitinG.
Keep Jour secret from Jour fricods
and Jour enemies will never get next
70 lt.
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

80 M ~ yeaf. a.
esa's sssk @Isilo aad .
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

II every woman's face NJ
tune. some woald be liable
Tor c0untesfeitinG.
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

Remember that automobiles u
kill timc-nOt people.
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

A man never gets to know so much
but what there IL always something he
would like to know.
The Keota news., 1919-02-28
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half PIT Of water add %. Bay Rsa,
. snail bs1 Of Barrie Compos.d, eDd +
-. eS siyessi,s. Aay druggist can pat tbs
- q you CA mig Il ct home at vssy Ht.
IL esse. 1sll di!setso:: fer ..skiag a.d
Il viz gradually darken streaked. fsdsd
sFsy hair. and make e soft and s3ossy. Il
Will aet ee,oe TIE seslp. b 1ot sticky q
gsooaU. cd 6oes Hoe rub o9.-Adv.
Remember that automobiles are tn
kill timc-nOt people.
II you use Red Cross Bag Blue In
jour laundry. you will not b troubled
By those tiny rust spots. often caused
By inferior bluins. Try Il and see.
Why Is II a man can never forget .
thing he ",lOn'f hAll0ver
The Keota news., 1919-02-28
ID Beef and Mill

THB ooo 600o0 TT
.@e!sl!e = eot4. bsel
Aoea. AoetAoeo sooogo
Eopoaeo0y 6cote ~
feooedo q ~ 0aslpo1Dta
1o1A 0akia6 ~ high.
- Iseoed o Ne opeo
oA!hoe oe0.O D9eve
Asa 6Aoethoe1 ooWo
have nilk reeee6e q
~. nsAlk.ssS.s1
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

suffer: 4 tiny bottle Of
costs but . few cents at any
y. Apply = few drops on the
Muses. and "hard skin" on bot.
bet. then hit them Of.
krreezone removes c0ruS from
or callusex from the bottom,
1.-THE akin beneath u left pink
)thy and never sore. teadsr q
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

Why Is II a man can never forget .
thing he ",lOn't believer.
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

..iH.ooo. Rsa.eeHs-
/ was e0ictsd
| 0ovesO disorder
y kdneys aad
j. ] Rsw stea6,
ese, and eo0op
~ 1as unable -
Dund Of an. The
\ soerstions were
ID and % pain.
passing I weujd
Z 1A-NASf
The Keota news., 1919-02-28

One On Hubby.
gn-"Man In only q beast II
after ALL" Hrs. Benhain-
b his burden that makes him