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THE LEAVENWORTH POST, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1918. PAGE FIVE Don't Prod Your Liver To Action Try NR. It strengthens organs of digestion and elimination, quickly overcomes biliousness, acts gently, pleasantly, thoroughly. You feel fine. MOOSE $6 Dispensation Extended Until WEDNESDAY NR Today Relief or No Pay P.

re i Supervisor Pinkerton has agreed to continue the dispensation until Wednesday, October 16th, giving you one more chance to affiliate with this progressive order. Benefits Free Medical Attention, $7.00 weekly for Sickness or Accident, $100 Burial, Mooseheart Protection. Call at the club any evening or Phone 166 and ask that Supervisor Pinkerton call on you. Initiation-Athletic Events and Luncheon Wednesday Night October 9 Be Present Tt fhoull Ve remembered that the organs of digestion, assimilation and limitation, the stomach, liver and Ijov. i.

Is, are closely allied arid that the proper P'-tiun of nr.y of these organs is lanr. iy dependant upon the correct functioning of all the others. of "wiappinj Jour liver into action with c.lo- or forcing vour bov.ela with' strong cathartics try the better, safer plan of strengthening nnd tor: ins up the whole digestive ata ek'rns'-ative system with. Nriure's Remedy (Xfl Tablets r.t:d vn i will not only pet relief, but genuine and lasting' It acts on the ftomach, liver, hovvds and kidneys, improves dipestiovi and assimilation, overcome-? biliovfness. corrects constipation and quickly relieves eick.

headache. Nature's Remedy CSTl Tablets) act3 1rr.r.z-ily, bt it never irritates or slightest pain, pri-ds or The only from iu Usd are quick, fcdorious HOTT DRUG 1,1 IS THE QCALITT The Vulcanizing Tire Palaci Safety Service A GERMLESS GLASS AND SPOON Tiie government has asked us to use erery method of preventing "Spanish Influenza." You take no risk whatever when you drink at our fountain. Every Glass and Spoon Is Made Absolutely Germ-Proof by Our Week's Sterilizer. October 16th DRUG STORE. Big Girls Block mm Stands ready to conserve Tires for you.

Gates Half Soles make New Tires out cf Old Ones at Half the Cost. A Tire patched in time, from $9 to $99, depending upon the size. We carry a full line of New Casings and Tubes of all sorts. No Place Like This in the City MEHL SCHOTT DRUG CO. Telephones 210 and 211 Fifth and Delaware Streets.

fact that there will be a great increase in the world of the organization during the winter months. That this work may be accomplished with the greatest satisfaction, it was decided that the membership of the organization at present was too small to handle the work property and it was voted to appoint a larger membership, this addition to be made up of past presidents of clifts belonging to the Allied clubs who have acred in that capacity. Because of the strict quarantine now on at Fort Leavenworth owing to the prevalence of The Spanish influenza, the work of the organization for the past week has been somewhat curtailed, but when the quarantine is lifted the clubs will take up their winter work. The next meeting will be held Monday afternoon, October 21. AT THE THEATRES Tbeda Hara In Fool Tberc Wn.

Hippodrome. The great William Fox super production, "A Fool There Was," the picture that is largely responsible for tiie wonderful reputation gained by Miss Theda Kara as a portrayer of vampire roles, is the attraction at the Hippodrome Tiieater today and tomorrow. Miss Uara has often been spoken of as the woman of a thousand expressions and many of are brought into play in this offering. As a vampire picture "A Fool There Was'' is said to stand in a class by itself and those that were in a position to see it at his prior showing are very lavish in their praise for the production. "A P'ool There Was is a pic-turization of the book of the same title that was widely read upon its publication.

Marguerite in Out oS lear Sky" at (he Orpheum. Marguerite Clark makes a dainty little Belgian countess, and Thomas Meighan an ideal American hero in "Out of a Clear Sky," the Paramount at the Orpheum today. The role is one to which the little star stems particularly suited; that of a countess who flees from Belgium to avoid a distasteful marriage and who swore that she wouldn't marry a German, find "died" to keep her word. There is a surprising outcome to the story of the countess' determination to marry whom she chose. She escaped from Uel-gium and came to America in order to have her own way, but her uncle, who had sold himself to the G(mans, pursued her.

She takes a train that passes through the mountains of Tennessee and there jumps off at a water tank when she finds her uncle on the train. She drops into the arms of an American and he persuades the uncle that she has become the victim of a bolt of lightning so the uncle returns home, leaving lie little countess to renounce her title ana to oecoiue piam "Mrs." Robert Lawrence. Pathe News has many interesting views of the great war. CUTiCURA HEALS OTHER'S HANDS Would Itch and Burn Dreadfully, Swollen and Cracked Open, "My mother's hands were terrible. Little red spots appeared that would itch and burn dreadiully, and when she would do her washing she could hardiy stand the suffering.

Her hands were swollen and were hard, and they would crack open and bleed. "CuticuraSoap and Oint ment were recommended and when she used a quarter of a box of Cuticura Ointment and a quarter of a cake of Scap her hands were healed." (Signed) Mrs. A. Deurloo, 929 Ionia N. Grand Rapids, Mich.

Most skin troubles might be prevented by using Cuticura Sosp and Ointment for every-day toilet purposes. Ssasplt Ksrh Trtr Kail. A'ldrus poct-rard: CnticBra, IVot. E. Sottom Sold everywhere.

Soi. 3.V. Ointment 26 and r. Talcum 25v i Miss Nancy Younknian and Mr. Clark Robinson of Tulsa, were married this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

They left immediately after the ceremony for a trip through, the south, and they will be at home after November 1 at Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mrs. E. A. Anderson of Fort Leavenworth has returned from a fortnight stay with relatives in Minneapolis, Minn.

Miss Margaretta McCune has returned from a short visit with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Troup in Kansas City, Kansas. Mr. Harry Dolde received a message yesterday from his son, Lieut. Charles Dolde, at Camp Grant, paying that Mrs.

Dolde, who is residing at Rockford, 111., near the camp, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Dolde's mother, Mrs. Young- of Marshall, left yesterday afternoon for Rockford. During the time that Lieut. Dolde is on duty at Camp Grant, Mrs.

Dolde and children have been residing at Rockford. Mrs. Emma Swope, who underwent an operation at Cushing hospital last week, is slowly improving and has been removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Dolde, on Fifth avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Cranston received a message yesterday from their son, Cadet Joseph Cranston, at the West Point Military saying that Cadet Cranston's class at the academy, the 1921 class, would be graduated November 1. The Ladies' Guild of St. PauLs Episcopal Church will give a tea on Frilay afternoon from until 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

E. E. Murphy, 411 Chestnut street. The Business Girls' Club of the Y. W.

C. A. will meet this evening at 1 o'clock in the association rooms. This is the first meeting of the club for the year, and following the supper at 7:30 o'clock there will be a business session at which time the officers for the ensuing year will be elected. All members of the club are ttrsred to attend the meeting.

The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will hold a rummage sale next week in the Reyburn building, 4 21 Cherokee street. Mrs. Sam G. Fuller and little daughter returned last week from Ashland, and Council Bluffs, Iowa, where they had spent the past three months with Mrs.

Fuller's sisters. Mrs. W. 0. McMillan and Mrs.

A. B. Carter. Mrs. Fuller was accompanied home by Mrs.

McMillan of Ashland, who will be the guest of i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wiinam Coodjohn on South Broadway for several weeks. Mrs. L.

M. Barnard of Kansas City, will be at home for the winter with her mother Mrs. William Jordon. 4 21 Olive street. Mr.

Barnard, is now in the service, is stationed at Camp Benjamin Harrison. Tnd. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Capps announce the birth of a son on October 6, to whom they have given the name, Paul Y.

Mr. Capps is with the American Expeditionary Forces overseas, and Mrs. Capps is with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Y. Con-nell, 305 Ottawa street. The reaular monthly business meeting of the members of the War Community Service and the Allied Clubs of the city was held yesterday afternoon at the Community House. It was voted at the meeting that the business meetings heretofore held the first Monday in each month will be i held twice a month, owing to the fourth t'hortaw Sis. CATARRH For head or throat Catarrh try the vapor treatment Bocaytfivar-cL" NEW PRICES- 30c 60c, $1.20 i Quality and Style at a price Ladies' Coco Brown Walking Boot 8-inch, toe, imitation tip, low militarv heel English narrow $6.00 Ladies' Black Vici Kid English Walking Boot 8-inch, narrow- toe, imitation tip, low military heel $5.50 Full line of Party Slippers in White Calf, White Kid, Silver Brocaded Black Kid with Beaded Vamps, French Heel and Baby French Heel, $5.00 to $7.00 H.

BRUEGGEN SON Leavenworth, Kans. LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled Squeeze tie juice or two lemons Into a bottlecontaining three ounce? of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion whitener, at very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons am! any drug store or toilet counter wilt supply three ounces of orchard whits for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and sea how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Y'es! It harmless.

is Leslie in "A Xyniph of the Foothill I. jeen ni. A story of the Blue Ridge mountains with Gladys Leslie as the untutored mountain girl is "A Xymph of the Foothills." the Vitagraph at the Lyceum today. The story is a melodrama that permits Hiss Leslie opportunity to display an assortment of emotions, from light-hearted gayety to tragic despair, and she meets all the requirements of her part. A pleasing feature of the production is the scenic embellishment.

The mountain views are all of exceptional beauty. The story concerns the narrow mindMl prepudicp against city folks that causes a bewhiskereii mountaineer to refuse to consent when a city fellow who is camping nearby wants to many his daughter. He drives the fellow away at the point, of his gun. The pair then go to a camp and are married. Later scenes of tiie mountain girl in a city home, her manners, make for good comedy.

The mysterious dath of the girls father, and her hus-hand being charged with the crime bring on many exciting moments. Ed Aekenhausen of Kansas City, was calling on local druggists today. 1. ft Mi I BRTTTR SHOES FOR LESS MOET. Fashionable Boots at Fashionable Prices Field Mouse Kid Lace Boot, French leather heel, aluminum plate 00 Ko Ko Brown Classic Special, 9-in.

top, military heel, "welted sole 9.00 9-in. gray all Kid Boot, military heel, aluminum plate, special 6.50 Same in Havana Brown 6.50 welcome relief and lasting benefit. Get your system thoroughly cleansed end purified for once: your stomach, liver and bowels working- together in vigorous harmony, your food digesting proneriy, and the waste promptly and regularly eliminated from vour body. Then you will not have to ioe medicine every day just take one Kfi Tablet "occpsionaliy ro Keep your system In good condition and you can always feel your best. Remember it is easier and cheerier to keeo well than to get wed.

Millions of people, have learned and resort to Nature's Remedy whenever the first sign of biliousness or constipation is felt. Five million boxes are used every year. Get a 25c box and try it with the understanding that it must give you greater relief and benefit than any bowel or liver medicine you ever tied or no pay. Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) is sold, guaranteed and, recommended by your druggist. Leavenworth, Kas ia' -'infill ream' Phone 172fi ortsmen These suappy days of fall make all you hunters want to get out in the field.

We have everything for the hunter's needs, all kinds of shells with any size load. Rifles and Shotguns of all calibres. Come in and look over our stock. to. PHONE 335.

garian territory occupied by troops oi- tne Entente, for instance, Strum- nitza. Demobilization of the Bulgarian army, except three divisions of infan- try and four regiments of cavalry. Consignment to the Allied army of the arms, munitions and war ma-j terials of the demobilized troops. Capitulation by the Bulgarian units stationed westward of Uskub when the armistice is signed, the troops to remain guarded by the Entente until further orders. Departure within a month of German and Austro-Hungarian troops, military agencies, diplomatic and consular representatives and persons of these nationalities.

The Turks were not mentioned in the armistsice according to the Jlls to Will Mere for Hcnctil of i Ivnislit of Columbus Arm? Hall. Miss Grace -as Cuy. will a -between we I knokvi, in Leu i h. pear in recital here sometime October 1 a -21 under the auspices of tn J'aughters of Isabella and the Knighisi of Columbus and lie proceeds from I the entertainment will be dev oted i the furnisliins Columbus Ha; A. J.

Kenoe mittee. is to 1 ot the n-w oft i vort nwoi l'1. lai? of he com- on the in wnich Nelson will appear. Miss Nelson and family were known in Leav-I ciiworth and vicinity. Miss Nelson sns for several years at the Ul i ien-ii she was heird by At Full line of Children's, Misses, and Boys' School Shoes.

uuacub Ui lien juol lcvcircu uj ca- FRANK BIRBIG press. THOMAS SHOE STORE 106 South Fifth. St. O'Donnell Louis plate. heel Xot a freak kid Fashion's latest Production but a battleship grey, eerr-iceable 9-inch boot for ladies.

Welt sole, TV. COll. Cth AND SHAWNEE r.VLGAn AKMISTH'K TERMS. Fermitted to Retain Infantry I)ivi-i mods and 4 Cavalry Regiments. Amsterdam, Oct.

S. A dispatch received here from Sofia quotes the Bulgarian semi-official newspaper Freporetz as giving the following as tiie terms of the armistice-entered into between Bulgaria and the Entente Allies: The evacuation of the territories occupied by Bulgaria in 1'JlG which belonged to Serbia or Greece. Re-establishment of Bulgarian rule in the portion of former Bui- I yJi i I When voir hair begins falling oil your head it denotes a lack of exercise and nourishment not of the grey matter but of the scalp that tops it. We have the proper food with which to seed the impoverished hair roots and the proper brushes with which to enliven the pores cf your head. Brandon Pharmacy N.

W. Cor. otli Shawnee. Sts. Telephone U07.

I I to: I NEW GERMAN TANK CAPTURED BY CANADIANS. with the fashionable alumiaua Drechsel Graieske Shoe Store 425 Cherokee St. Phone 687. 1 Fourth and Delaware. Perscriptions Carefully Compounded.

You can be sure when you bring a perscrip-tion it will be filled with the greatest accuracy by our graduate pharmacist. We use only the best and purest of drugs. These two things are your safeguard when you have your perscription filled at our store. 1 1 4 1 e.i'y. St PHARMACY.

a Kansa ents York for th Phones 237-238. cotd opera artists while in City who persv.nceo par-i sac should study in New nd lately she has been siririr.gi Victor records. Site is visiting- her parents at present and will leave October 21 for a tour with a large concert company through the United States. The funeral of Christopher Shaver will be held from the residence at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Burial will be at the Bethel 4, i Post Want Ads Bring Results.