Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 8

8 MONDAY EVENING. TILE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT JUNE' 10, 1918. BRITISH WOUNDED ON WAY TO HOSPITAL PASS THROUGH PEACE NOW WOULD FRENCH LINE DURING GERMAN DRIVE IN FLANDERS BE HUN VICTORY, SAYS DR. SMITH "he three great numnana nf th REPORT ON DRAFT WORK. Pine Bluff, June 10.

Special. Two local selective board average well up with the number of men in Class 1. Board No. 1 has 311 per cent of its registrants in Class 1. and Board No.

2 has SI per cent Both are above the average or the Bute. old L. Hard, Addison, Mich. Merle H. Johnson, Moore' Hall, lud.

Roy J. Kraeuier, Kond Du Lac, Win Privates Karly 0. Wake, Mets, Ind. Thomas P. Brown, AUutou, John Caaale, New York City Crofford Cagle, Horton, Tei.j Dennis Oonnell, Manticoka, Pa.j Joseph H.

Crownrieh, Hamburg, Ark. Walter Dunn, Homer City, Krrol K. Kmshwiller, Leroy, Mich. Willard Franklin, Green Mountain, N. C.

i Rus- OVERSEAS SEBVICE (Continued from Page 1.) Sergeant abet 1'. Kellv. Suiithville. Ga. i League for tha Enforcement of Peace," said Dr.

Hay Watsoa Smith, at the Second Presbyterian Sunday morning, "srs Winning the war, opposition to any seductive offers of peace by Germany, a concert of nations armed for the maintenance of peace after the war is over. sergeant Alfred MoCool. Londenderry. sell II. Frantx, Catanaaua, Pa Arthur TO REMOVE DANDRUFF Mand; Sergeant William Murphy, Garber.

New York City; Virgil" T. Gib- DonHhoeken. Pa. Sergeant Charles L. "Peace now would ks a Gernlan vlo.

Smith, Brookllne, Mass. Sergeant Ger-lld W. (Juiun, Brooklyn, N. Y. Corporals Herman Cannon, M-nneapolia, Uinn.

Window Cornett, Salem, Ky. William Gordon, New York, i ity i liar- son, Victor, Moutana; Patrick J. Goodwin, Lawrence, Mass. Walter Green-wald, Chicago; Earl M. Guerrin, East Gordon, Mich.

Lee C. Bagerty, Spencer, la. Charles 11. Hayes, Syracuse, N. Y.

Lorens Hitxeroth, San Francisco Clinton J. Leavett, Cambridge, tory," continued Dr. Smith, "for so far Germany has won in this war. Such Get a small bottle ot Danderina at any drug store tor a few cents, pour a little into your hand and rub well Into the scalp, with tha finger tips. By morning most, It not ot this awful scurf will have disappeared.

Two or three applications will destroy every bit of dandruff; stop scalp Itching and falling hair. Adv. peace would leave her the dictator ot Europe, with Roumania, Northern France, and a large part ot Russi.i, in her hands." 'fit Willium McAllister, Marysville, O. Stephen A. McDaniel, King-wood, W.

Va, Coarluss McGee, Punxsutawaey, Pa. Clyde McKinney, Moreno. Tex. i Dr. Smith's sermon was a description RUPTURE KILLS Joseph Mulcahy.

Brooklyn. N. Y. Mi of scenes at the convention ot the League to Enforce Peace, which he attended at Philadelphia during the latter part of May. chael is est tugnano, Italy; marl Nichols, Bloonungton, 1U.

August 0. Pabst. Syracuse. N. Y.

I Emdemo Pa H0N0K FLAG RECEIVED. Pine Bluff, June 10. (Special.) lazzo, Natick, I. Frederick 11. Saunders, Cambridge, Leonard M.

Sens, Beaverdam, Wis. Frank B. Tomlinson, campaign manager for the Third Liberty Loan drive, has announced that the honor flag for the PRISONER. (Previously Reported MKslnr.l county has been received, and will be Lieut Elmer i. McKay, MeKeesport, flown from the courthouse Ilagstail in a tew days.

ra. Sunday's List The Army casualty list yesterday con Seven thousand persona each year are laid away the burial certificate being marked "Rupture." Why? Because the unfortunate ones had neglected themselves or had been merely taking care of the sign (swelling) of the affliction and paying no attention to the cause. What are you doing? Are you neglecting yourself by wearing a truss, appliance, or whatever name you choose to call it? At best the truss Is only a makeshift a false prop' against a collapsing wall and cannot be expected to act aa more than a mere mechanical support. The binding nressure retards blood circulation. tained 198 names, the largest number thus tar reported by ueneral I'erstuug in a NOTICE single day.

The list was divided as Killed in action, S3; died of wounds, 9 died of disease, 11 wounded severely, Supplies Purchased for the Arkansas State Penitentiary thus robbing the weakened muscles of 40; wounded, degree undetermined, 7-4; missing in action, 20. Eleven officers were named. Cant For the Month of June, 1918 James Anderson of Summitt, and jav 'r Henrv Enhraim Mosher of Falconer. N. 3 PENITENTIARY WALLS.

Fletcher Coffee Co. that which they neea most dent But actenoe has found a way, and every truss sufferer in the land Is invited to make a FREE test right in the privacy of their ovn home. The PLAPAO method is unquestionably the most scientific, logical and suc 5.55 4.50 and Lieutenants John Douglas Crawford of Brookline, Thomas War 1,000 C. T. Tonic Aiken, plain 1,000 C.

T. Acet Salicyl Acid, 5-grain 1 tube U. T. Einetile Hyd. 1-3- ner Godilnrd of Maryviue.

and Eu gene P. Hubbard of Chatham, N. were killed in action Lieut. Joseph Ju. Beau- cessful self-treatment for rupture the Surtna the fiercest of the fiarhtlna- in the efforts to at on tha German drive British wounded on the wav to hos grain 1.04 10 ozs.

Quinine Bulph 12.50 1-6 doz. Phosphogen 2.20 ton of New Haven, died in an air world naa ever known. 100 lbs. Roasted Coffee No. .13 Allen Hardware Co.

1 only 2-qt Percolator, Coffee 2.00 1 lb. Muriatic Acid .25 Armour 4 Co. 300 lbs. D. S.

Extra 24 25 lbs. Cheese .25 1 trc, Compound 22-60 Bracy Bros. Hardware Co. The PLAPAO PAD when adhoring pitals were carried past the lines of the French who had coma up to help check the German offensive in Flanders. Aa he passes the trenches filled with machine gunnera In action this wounded Tommy, not too hurt to be Interested, ha raised his head to watch his French cousins help hold-the un.

Away at the rear of that woods cavalry horses can be seen corraled while their riders wait the command to advance. plane accident; Lieutenants Lester Freeman Albert of. Moscow, Idaho, Fred T. 1 pt. Glycerphas Comp.

S. D. 1.60 1 lb. Bismuth Sub Nitrate. 4.13 closely to the body cannot possibly lin or shift out of Dlace.

therefore. 1.45 2 lbs. 2 -inch Gauze Bandage. Finn of Madison, and Henry Vogt of Fond du Lac, were wounded oannot chafe or pinch. Soft as velvet 4.04 doz.

Saleaxa, (Lage) to apply inexpensive. To bo severely, and Lieutenants William K. Se 1 only two-gallon Ice Cream 1 lb. Glycerine .05 aaed whilst you work and whilst you sleep. No straps, buckles or springs Freeaer STENOGRAPHERS 1 ot Witch Hazel, dbl.

dist vere and Louis D. Sola, both of Brooklyn, N. were wounded, degree undeter .55 .90 5.50 1.50 .35 attached. Learn how to close the hernial onen caster, Mike Fishback, Canelton, Calvin B. Jaequay, Battle Creek, Martin P.

Kennedy, Holyoke, Lazzard L. Landry, St X'atrick, John K. Lankford, Union, S. Earnev Liles. Florence.

Joseph W. 2 yds. Rubber Sheeting, 36-in. 1 gal. Synol Soap 1 ral.

Pompean Olive Oil 3 only Granite Frying Pans 3 only 1-gal. Kettles, with lids. C. J. Lincoln Co.

5 yds. Linen Moist Gauze, 5 per mined. Tho list follows: KILLED IN ACTION. FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE NEEDED 2 gdl. Vaseline i Ing aa nature intended so the rupture CAN'T come down.

Send your name today to PLAPAO Block 249, St. Louis, for FREE trial Plapao and the Instructive information necessary. 5.00 7.80 .20 4.00 3.00 2.00 .60 Captains James A. Anderson, Summitt, Henry Ephraim Mosber, Falconer, Luther, Morrisdale, Henry J. Nacel- gal.

cal. Charles McCain, chairman of the ner- Castor Oil Camphora ted Oil Suspensories (lge.) Assorted Corks cent JJ dos. 3x5 Adhesive Plaster gal. only Synol Soap. gal.

Rosewatcr lb. Ichtyol bodAp! committee of the Little Rock N. Lieutenants John Douglas Craw -AdV. la, Wakefield, Axel U. reterson, Missoula, Mont, John J.

Phelan, Cats-kill. N. Joe Plizza. Mount Pleasant, doz. gro.

ford, Brookline, Thomas Warner Chapter of the American Red. Cross, has No. 131 Hypo iso. 131 Hypo oniy Syr. 1.50 2.88 2.75 .75 1.80 1.25 .90 .75 .50 3.85 .74 1 pt Spts.

Amonium Arsenical Ooddard, Maryviile, mugene f. Hubhard, Chatham, N. Sergeants Earl J. Mathews, Alma. Raymond M.

received word from Washington that France cables a call for male stenographers to accompany troops. There is an 1.20 Nick Rons, Rome, Italy, Meyer Boston, Andy Silver, Anthras, Emmett C. Smith, Hardin, Mont, 1 dos. Gauze Bandages, 1J JJ. WOMAN'S NERVES II ARK.

1 dos Gauze Bandages, Milner. Pitcairn. William Seofield, 1 PENITENTIARY. VARNER, Magnolia Petroleum Co. Ivan BtnnRer.

Stewartvilie, Minn. 1 lb. Colgate's B. R. Soap.

Detroit Corporals Aubrey C. Jones, Par- 1 dos. Dier Kiss Talc Cowder ir. Texas. James K.

McUrath, saxonville. DIED OF WOUNDS, Corporals Bennie A. Jones, Grand increasing demand for bright male clerks, according to McCain's statement He says he has been asked to enroll as many as he possibly can. There is no objection to men under the draft age, over 18 years of age. 5 bbls.

Gasoline S26.95 12 bbls. Coal 13.75 Allen Hardware Co. 2 jars Pomp. Massage William A. Trafton, Maiden, Ridce.

James W. Weldon, Toledo, Morris racking vo. S. Bernard, Hopkinton, Toney Ca-rione, Norwaik, Herbert Collinger, New Haven, Charles B. Kenny, Norwaik, Irving E.

Lines, New Haven. Joseph M. McNamara, New Havea, Hugh Marron, Norwaik, Harold E. Masterson, Stamford, Albert J. Maynard, New Haven, Charles Monson, New Haven, Frank Narowski, Derby, Edward A.

Olson, Bristol, Harold Owen, New Haven, Alexander Stefanosky, Kief, Russia, Randolph S. Stewart, Plainville, Carl Suderek, New -Haven, Stephen Torok, Darien, Conn. Previously reported killed in action, now reported severely wounded: Private Mike Easton, Pa. Previously reported slightly wounded, now reported missing in action Private Walter S. Wolf, New Bedford.

Mass. MARINE CASUALTIES. A Marine Corps casualty list yesterday contains the names of two enlisted men who died from wounds received in action and of 10 others who were wounded in action. The list follows: DIED OF WOUNDS. Privates Gabe Mansfield, Poplar-Bloff, James Rutley- Patient, Rock Island, SEVERELY WOUNDED.

Gunned Sergeant Leo Louis Liptac. Frederick Mills, Ueneva, unio; rrivates James W. Adams, Keysville, Robert Ohio Privates Anton Bernatz, Decorah, 1 case Tomato Catsup 1.40 200 lbs. Rice 9.50 T. Brown.

Fmley. Wiley AL Uross- 2.35 1.75 Men included in the draft age must be 25 bbls. Lime Armour Co. 3 cases Canned Peaches. Pine City Electric Co.

100 lbs. Dried 10.75 well. Felicity, Ohio, Henry P. Daniels, MADE STRONG By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Winona, Minn." I suffered for more than a year from nervousness, and was men who have some obvious physical de lowa, James U. Daney, vua, w. Stanley Iryscysyns, Podulskia, Russia, Harry F. Ray, McCurti, Joseph M. Todd, Grand Rapids, John Warren, Madison, Dozier Kren, Bethera, Swift Co.

Eastman, Harry P. Eschbach, Lan- lect 100 lbs. Ham 31 100 lbs. Bacon .32 1 Complete No. 316 Delcfl Lighting Plant as specified in contract $1,521.10 Mr.

McCain recently received 30 applications in one day from men for service in the Red Cross. Most of these 4 cases No. 2 Tomatoes 1.40 V. DIED OF DISEASE. Privates Charles V.

Bloomouist. Brook Penzel Gro. Co. men have not however, been avialable. wiring and installation of plant 4 cases Corn 1.95 He says that the committee is very lyn.

James L. Cannon, Dany, Dick 10 lbs. Corn Starch 09 anxious to enlist the service of men over Awaiting The Joyful Sound ThcWetxlarfnl Mnsie that Bursts Forth Whan the Stork Arrive. Ferguson, Victoria, Lloyd Livingston, as per contract $1,789.13 Bracy Bros. Hdw.

Co. doz. bottles Leather Cement. 1.25 dos. No.

-5 Hand Saw 1.20 2 cases Peaches, heavy syr 2.90 200 bars Laundry 4.75 the draft age, preferably men of executive ability, who, would under ordinary cir Cecil, JUenver Miller. Montpelier, Ohio, Harry B. Robbins, Salem, N. Oscar Lee-Sackett, Jasper, N. Ed aoz.

ocreen ioor cumstances get salaries of from $5,000 100 bars Toilet Soap 4.50 1 bbl. Salt 2.60 5 lbs. Pepper 35 .45 .30 ward Sherrard. Brunswick, Jouis F. Steber, St.

Paul, Arthur Washington, 5 lbs. Red Pepper .35 to a year. SAW DESTROYERS Clarksdale, Abraham Stewart, neavy doz. i M. O.

Bolts Sticks Solder only 10-in. Monkey Wrench Cals only 8-in. Monkey Wrench so Daa couia not rest at night would lie awake and get so nervous I would have to get up and walk around and in the morning would be all tired out. I read about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Found and thought would try it My nervousness soon left me.

I sleerj Georgetown, S. U. 5 lbs. Mustard oo 1 case Crackers 17 14 esses Macaroni 1.75 1.50 1.15 ..85 DIED OF AIKFLAJiE AvCIDKNT. Lieut Joseph E.

Beauton, New Haven, TOWING CRAFT -aaia Streator, 111.. Corporal Edward Benjamin Bowman, Bcthalto, 111., Privates Christen Bertelscn Yensen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Edving Happy Conge, Rochester, N. William Joseph McCarthy, Watervliet Conn. 50 lbs. Calumet Bak.

.15 1 box Bluing rrrrn mi i 1 20 Bahlan Produce Pine Bluff. DIED OF ACCTOENT AND OTHER CAUSES. 1. 1 T. Va.U.

doz. Hack Saw Blades, doz. Solder Acid can Wood Paint Blk. (gal.) only Sickle Grinder. 200 lbs.

Pinto Beans 8.50 N. Ralph Oscar Sampson, Shardon, .75" .60 3.50 3.50 10.00 .50 Pal Frank HanTon.liartmXnn.rRoy Who can foreet that little brassy only Post Drill and Norfolk, Va June 10. Reports that two American destroyers had been seen with an unidentified craft in tow, believed to be a submarine, that aviators patrolling the coast during the past 24 hours sighted two submersibles off the Virginia and Maryland coasts, and further stories confirming Saturday's report of a brush between the destroyers and a D. Todd. Kossuth, John J.

-Wal-, tV -f. STi' Jtr. John Geyer-Adams Co. 100 lbs Sugar 8.75 1 case Matches 5.50 PENITENTIARY, TUCKER, ARK. Merchants' Broom Supply Co.

C. J. Lincoln Co. Preston Jass. St.

Louis, Florian lace, Brooklyn. Mollis Frillman, ot Louis, Mo. Gunnery Sergeant Elmore Butler of the lb. Beeswax doz. 4-oz.

Per Hyd doz. 5-gr. Amp. Sodium Co- .90 WUlnUDl) SEVKKKLiH. Lieutenants Lester Freeman Albert, 2 doz.

Heavy Warehouse Brooms. 10.00 cry that echoes the arrival of the new baby? Before baby comes the mother should get in condition to meet the crisis. Thousands of women have used the safe and reliable application, Mother's Friend, during the waiting months, and thv relate how they entirely escaped Fifth regiment of marines, previously re Moscow, Idaho, Fred T. Finn, Madison, codylate 1.57 pt. Elix Auto Asthmatic Hall 1.20 ported missing in action, is now reported by the International Ked Cross as a pris U-boat off -th Virginia Capes were brought here yesterday by officers of merchant craft.

Naval refused oner liermany. lb. Tr. Chloride llenry vovgt. i'end du jbnc, Sergeants Alex L.

Arch, South Bend, Julius S. Berg, Brooklyn, Joseph F. Fecosta, Charlestown, Fred A. Fenncr. Fond du Lac, John T.

Fox, M. Lanactic Poe to confirm or deny the reports. 1-5 pt. Elix Saw' Pal Como. Aviators landing on the coast are said STANDING STAMP 2 pts.

F. E. Cascara Sag 1.40 1.92 5.10 1.35 1.74 6.25 .75 nausea, nervousness bearing downand stretching pains and many other debilitating and disheartening experiences which so Illy fit the mother for the greatest time in a woman's life. Mother's Friend is a wonderful help Johnstown, August J. Lieflander, well and feel fine in the morning and able to- do my work.

I gladly recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to make weak nerves strong." Mrs. Albert Sultze, 603 Olmstead St, Winona, Minn. How often do we hear the expression among women, "I am so nervous, I cannot sleep," or "it seems as though I should fly. Such women should profit by Mrs.

Sultze's experience and give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. For forty years it has been overcoming such serious conditions as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, dirtiness, and nervous prostration of women, and is now considered the standard remedy for such ailments, wiu uorus, asstd. 4, 0, 8 BODIES PROPOSED 1 pt Argyrol, 25 per cent 1 Iodide Mercury Tabs to have sighted the two submarines yesterday, but the craft immediately submerged on sighting the airships. STAMP SOLDIERS to nature in relieving strain and dis Mrs.

Stella Brizzolara, chairman of the i gal. Paregoric 4.00 1 doz. Ftn. Syringes. fi.75 tress brought anout Dy expanding muscles.

The nerves, too, wilkroe calm, Fort Smith War Savings Stamps com Fond du Lac, George C. Rauch, Chicago; Corporals Oscar Durand, Hudson, James McArthur, Chicago, Homer Mathews, Martin, Martin Thompson, New Castle, Cordie H. Weeks, Selmer, Harry Zak, West-bury, N. Y. Privates Herbert L.

Bailey, North Abington, Ralph E. Bender, Detroit, Andrew Bloomquist, Anaconda, PLAN CAMPAIGN making the period one of cheerful days and restful nights. Tho breasts are mittee, has a plan for war savings work which seems to insure success. Her idea is to make the organization permanent, Safferstone Hat Co. 00 des.

Mex With Patch Sweat. 3.37 5 doz. Discharge Hats (W. 8.00 Magnolia Petroleum Co. 3 bbls.

Gasoline 26.95 Fletcher Coffee Co. 500 lbs. Roasted Coffee, No. 66. .13 Allen Hardware Co.

2 only Locker Locks 0.334J 2.25 Bracy Bros. Hdw. CO. 2 doz. Bbl Window Bolts, 463J.

.75 6 only Cupboard Catches, No. 900 DB 10 2 onlv Spring Bolts, No. 356DB. .10 2 only Chain Top Bolts, No. 355DB 50 4 only Porcelain Desk Kfiobs- 10 2 only Locker Lock, cylinder 1.50 1 doz.

Heavy Hotel Bread Pans, 24x24 42.00 12 doz. Table Spoons .44 12 doz. Teaspoons .22 12 doz. Enameled Drinking Cups. 2.00 2 doz.

12-ot Galv. Iron Water Buckets 4.50 1 dos. pkgs. Sewing Needles. 50 1 doz.

China Soup Bowls 2.00 3 onlv 8-inch China Mixing Bowls .35 kpnt in Eood condition and the ab instead of merely being used for one 25 oz. Quinine Sulph 1.20 lb. CO Pills U. S. 1.83 1 Calomel Soda No.

3..... 2.10 2 M. T. Caps, 1 0 85 2 gals. Elix.

Lac Pep, 40-gr. 3.30 1 gal. Oil 4.50 2 yds. Rubber Sheeting .90 Morris Packing Co. dominal muscles relax with ease when baby is born.

-Mother's Friend makes It possible drive, as heretofore. A captain has been Col. Guy E. Thompson, in command of the War Savings Regiment, is preparing a call to the colors, and under his command a regiment of workers will con Mont, Walter Brand, sandy uity, Utah, appointed for each district, and a leader Nobert Carlson. Chicago, William J.

for each street in the house-to-house cam Cherneskie, Dubois, Edward J. Cizek, paign, which is being organized for the for the expectant mother herself to actually aid nature in the glorious work to be performed, and no woman should neglect or1 fail to give nature a helping hand. It will mean Infinitely near luture. These organizations will duct a house-to-house campaign beginning June 28. In this campaign stamps will be sold and pledges taken for sales for the rest of the year.

Pulaski County's Isabel, s. George ifi. Counter, wingar, Wis, Frank J. Danko, Passaic, N. Raymond C.

Eich, New Haven, 9.50 .24 .31 less oain at the crisis. Walter L. Garden, Philadelphia, August not be disbanded, but will keep on wording throughout the year. ACCEPTS POSITION. 1,000 lbs.

Broken Rice Swift Co. 4.000 lbs. D. S. Ex 200 lbs.

E. Less Co. 3 doz. No. 2000 Discharge Shirts Mother's Friend is for external use quota for the year 118 is $2,000,000, and nn to June 1 war stamps amounting to onlv.

is absolutely safe and wonderful- Gisler, Sacramento, Herbert R. Granger, Fond du Lac, Ferdinand lv effective. It is prepared by the Pine Bluss. June 10. (Snecial.l Louis 8.00 $486,000 have been sold.

committee feels certain that the quota will be Bradfield Regulator L-159 Lamar DeMarc of Memphis. has accented raised, as Pulaski County has never fail a position here with the Jefferson Tire- Atlanta, ua. write mem lor their "Motherhood Book," so valuable 4 do. Galv. Tubs 15.00 tlartwig, Wautoma, Daniel v.

tto-terman, Fond du Lac, Frank Krus-zynki, Chicago, Chris Lee, Nanlon, Alberta, Canada, John L. Lee, Lake City, Iowa. Patrick McDevitt, Cambridge, Balilau Produce Pine Bluff. 1.000 lbs. Evap.

10.50 500 lbs. Prunes .10 Charles F. Penzel Gro. Co. ed at any time to respond 100 per jcent and Vulcanizing Ootnpany and will be to expectant mothers.

joined 1 na short time by his -family. to the governments Procure a bottle of this famous 3 doz. Sprinklers, Galv. 4.35 6 doz. Whitewash Brushes.

4.35 3 doz. Buckets, Galv. 4.50 rerhedv. which has been used by worn Jim P. McGrotha, Sazer, 3.50 4.75 Mike Maier Valley City.

N. Francis en with, the greatest success for over hatf a century, "from the druggist-to Morris Packing U. 6 cases Baking V. 20 cases 25 cases Macaroni. 6-cafses Mann, Defiance, Ohio, Alfred P.

Me- 250 lbs. Evaporated 13.75 Don't Experiment With Catarrh; day, and thus rortiry yourself against 1.75 .17 AH: swin vo. pain and discomfort. Aav. Evan.

Armies 4.000 lbs: T. S. F.r..:. .24 Si iis2eads; W3.50 6 doz! Mops. tf? South Boston, ranic A.

alski, South Patrick J. O'Neil, ccke, du Grover Simpkins, Harlem, Mont, Lawrence L. Stolfuss, Fond du Lac, Louis W. Stiber, Merlin, John W. Simes, Fond du- The Jnas.

K. renzel Uro, Vo. You WiH Never Be Cured by Local nally reaches down Into the lungs, .1 .80 50 only. Sheets TangleSooi 1 cast Lava Soap 4.50 6 doz. im BajjM Produce Pine Blnff.

Geyer-Adams Ci Treatment With Sprays and Douches. Catarrh Is a condition of the blood JCftRTErSl15 CTITTLC 500 lbs. Evaporated 500 lbs. Prunes 1090 .10 Lac, Wis. Geyer-Adams Co.

FRECKLE AND and cannot be cured by local applications of sprays and douches; this WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETISK-MINED. Lieutenants William E. Brook bbls. Sugar 8.75 -16J 2.90 300 lbs. Calumet Bak.

Powder. 10 lbs. Salt has been proven by the thousands lyn, Louis D. Sola, Brooklyn; Corporals Curtis G. Bilker, East Cedar Rapids, R.75 2.90 .88 .85 .48 .80 1.35 .0555 .0575 .0535 1.500 lbs.

Sugar 25 lbs. Salt Rose-Lyon Hdw. Co. ft Sides Blk. Oak Leather.

3 doz. Carriage Bolts, 3 doz. x5 Carriage Bolts. 4 doz. M.

C. Car Bolts, 5-in. 3 dqz. 3x3 Ga. Stock Heel Bolts 50 ft, -in.

Rod Iron 50 ft, f-in. Rod 50 ft. 4-in, Rod Iron Rose-Lxon Hdw. Co. who have vainly resorted to this method of treatment.

IAN REIVER 2 boxes No. 45 Colt's Auto Cart Catarrh should not be neglected or ridges 2.20 Arthur 1. Ureger, Truro, James a. Day, Cincinnati, Carl J. Lindahl, Creston, Frank J.

Matus, Marion, 2 bxs. No. Colt's Auto. Cart and everyone recognizes the alarming condition that results when the lungs are affected. Thus Catarrh may be the forerunner of that most dreaded and hopeless of all diseases, consumption.

No local treatment affords permanent relief. Experience has taught that S. S. S. is the one remedy which attacks the disease at its source, the blood, and produces satisfactory results in even the worst cases.

Catarrh sufferers are urged to give S. S. S. a thorough trial. It is sold by all druggists.

You are invited to write to the medical department for expert advice as to how to. treat your own case. Address Swift Specific 436 Swift Atlanta, Ga. Adv. experimented with.

The wrong treatment Is valuable time lost, dur-r ridges 1.35 William 11. Sharkey, Ked uak, FOR CONSTIPATION have stood the test of time. Ptartly vegetable. Wonderfully Francis H. Wassler.

Iowa Falls, la. 2 bxs. No. 41 Colt's Long Cart 50 ft. 5-16-in.

Rod Iron Buglers Charles L. Boggs, College of Mis 1.30 ridges Black and White Ointment Many Colored Folks Use It to Bleach Their Skin 25c by 0775 bx. No. 32 Winchester Cart RO ft. 3-16-in.

Rod Iron sions, Indianapolis, Ularence Murphy. Fort Des Moines. Cooks Alvin ihg which the disease is getting a firmer hold upon Its victim, and making it more difficult for even the proper treatment to accomplish results. 7.25 ridges 1.20 to banish biliousness, die, indigestion and to 2 bars fxj Soft Steel. 05 2 bars Jx2 Soft Steel .05 Mail Try It.

1 keg No. 2 Horseshoes 2 doz. g-in. Nuts and 2 doz. -in.

Nuts and 2 doz 5-16-in Nuts, the lot 5 lbs. Steel Welding 1 nnlv Monkev Wrench. Though Catarrh makes its first bed complexion. .35 .10 Byrd, Riverton, Roy L. Dawson, Butler, Ernest A.

Matheny, Creston, Clifford L. Oshel, Creston, Privates James F. Albert, Moravia, -Arthur E. Anderson, Holmes, John E. Anderson, New Britain, Charles E.

2 rods i round Soft Steel 05 2 rods i round Soft Steel .05 Geanhae bsara aicaatara A very delightful ointment, called "Black and White Ointment." applied appearance in the nostrils, throat and air passages, the disease becomes more and more aggravated and fi- as directed on package, to your face, 1 doz. Mill Bastard Files. 3.50 2 doz. Hack Saw .73 C. J.

Lincoln. 1 lb. Williams' Shaving Soap. .50 CalS Best. 1.50 JOHN T.

BURKETT. Secretary. Ashmer, lilenwood, Walter It. Beards-ley. Humeston, Leo V.

Dongers, Ot- neck, arms ana hands, has the wonderful effect of bleaching dark, sal low or blotchy skin. Colored folks tumwa. Charles W. Bower. Coon are reported as using It in ereat Quan Rapids, John L.

Bridges, Winterset, Albert C. Bull. Dakota City. tities, as Black and White Ointment gives them a soft, bright, light, clean Tom Coughlin, Olin, Howard Coun skin and Deautnui complexion. Black Ia.r William Li; Dag- and White Ointment also clears the PALEFACES Ciinl iadkatt lack ot tnm tm tkm Bkod Carter's Iron Pills Carton, Charles E.

Davis, skin of tan, freckles, pimples, black heads, wrinkles, risings and bumps, Rogersville, Joseph M. Dotter-weich, Baltimore. Leo J. Dougherty. Cen- giving anyone a ciear, rair, clean, soft, bright, skin, with the evidence of terville, Willard Adden Drake, Cadil 0 tu lovelyi white, healthy Black and lac, Ernest E.

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