Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 14

Protect Yourself Against the "Flu" No cur'e been discovered for the dreaded, insidious Spanish Influenza, and many of the most prominent doctors fear an epidemic of the "Flu" during the coming fall and winter months, as bad, if not worse, than last winter. That "Flu" is very contagious has been proved conclusively. The State Board of Health has decided to isolate all "Flu" suspects if an epidemic occurs this fail and winter; and many other states are getting ready to fight the "Flu." The "Flu" is not only dangerous to life during the illness period, but it seems to leave the entire body weak enervated; the head the nervous system is affected and frequently it affects the heart, kidneys and other organs of the body. The "after effects are often worse than the disease itself, and hundreds of thousands of people are still feeling the weakening, enervating effects many months after they had "Flu." There is only one way of safe- 1 guarding yourself against the danger the flu" contagion and to overcome the "after effects." Influenza is a germ disease that affects the blood and poiions it, affecting every part of the Without oxygen you cannot live. Oxygen is the life giver, the health restorer.

If there is not a sufficient supply of revitalizing, germ destroying oxygen in the blood, if the red blood cells arc not rich in iron and the celUsalts that the cells of the body must have to maintain health and strength, then the blood is not able to resist disease and the body becomes sick. Pure, healthy blood, vitalized with oxygen, rich iron (which draws oxygen into the blood from the air in the lungs, just like a magnet draws steel) and supplied with the cell-salt! that nourish and rebuild the cells of the body, will resist disease, destroy disease germs, burn up the impurities and eliminate them from the system. Reolo, the remarkable formula discovered by Dr. A. L.

Reusing, increases the amount of oxygen in tho bloodi rapidly increases the number of red blood cells and supplies the iron and cell-salts that nature requires to maintain health and rebuild tho cells that the dairy work tears down. Healthy blood makes a healthy body, and Reolo makes the blood healthy. Therefore it is only sensible to keep your blood healthy, vitalized oxygen, iron and cell-salts, not only to prevent "Flu" contagion, but to restore your strength if you are suffering from "after effects" of "Flu." Reoto oxidizes the blood and sends through the entire body a stream of rich, healthy red blood, that revitalizes every cell of the nerves, tissues, brain and bones. It makes healthy blood that enables you to resist disease, renews the worn out tissues, tones up the heart and nervous system and restores health and vitality. If you are thin, rundown and feel tired all time; jf you have head- Itches, backache, dizziness or suffer from pain; if you are pale and anae- mic, nervous, restless, sleepless or are suffering from weakness or loss of strength and energy, try a package of Reolo, the remarkable discovery of Dr.

Reusing, that gives renewed strength and energy, revitalizes the blood with life-giving oxygen, and tho iron and cell-salts that your blood must have to restore and maintain health, vigor and vitality. Reolo is sold under the Positive Guarantee that if it does not help you, increase your strength, and make you feel better than you have for years, your money will be returned. Reolo is not expensive. The age of 100 tasteless tablets, sufficient for two weeks, only costs $1.00. REOLO is sold In Alton by Earth's pharmacy "Quality Drug Store." Licensed Distributor for the Dr.

A. L. Reusing Laboratories, Akron, Ohio. What "Cenotaph" Means. The word Is derived from the Greek words "kenos," meaning "empty" and "taphos," meaning "tomb." In other words, a cenotaph la a sepulchral monument erected In honor ot person body lies elsewhere.

Great Care Taken of Silk. Silk Is the most costly of ajl fibers, and In the raw state represents a so gront as to be guarded in Its transportation like a shipment of bullion. It Is shipped from coast to coast In special, express twins, under strong guard, the shipments ranging In value from $5,000,000 to $25,000,000. Advertise in the -Telegraph. Met Fate of the Weak.

It seems thit there can bo no iloubt that the cliff dwellers were exterminated by their more savage and warlike neighbors, the men being killed nnd the women being adopted Into tho tribe of the oouquerorB, though In some cases migrations may have become necessary as result of drought or from outside tribes. Medicine From Stag Horns 1 Stags are bred In China for their horns, the horns being cut while soft each year and used In the manufacture of medicine. Foundation of True Beauty. Tho truest beauty arises from a noble oharacterT A aoul which Is radiant with and truth lights, even the homeliest face Into beauty which Is not transient, but which grows ever deepct and more abiding as the years pass on, Honor Not All Gutenberg's. Printing Is said to have been Bucod to tho world Aug.

14,1487. John Gutenberg stands at the head of the early-typographers, supported by the genius of Schoeffer and the generous patronnge of Faust. Gutenberg used only blocks, nnd to SchoefCer Is due the movable type cast from matrices. Caxtou, who Introduced tho art Into England, begun life as a. trader, but learned printing at Cologne.

The first printed book on record is "The Psalter," which John Faust nnd Schoefta published at Mwtss in 1487. Alton Druggist Is Grossly Underpaid How Much He Gives In Service Compared to What He Receives Return. Ho professional man in Alton serves the community better or more con- poientloualy than the druggist, He accommodates you with post- lage stamps at cost, maintains a general Information bureau and free wait- png room, his store Is a first aid hog- jpttal conducted without reward, he pets up In the middle of the night to gnawer your emergency calls. Night and day ho is consulted pttener than aay other, and he gives his professional services without fee. His only reward, and It is a small one at that, comes when you make a purchase tana his stock ot merchandise.

You accept kin recommendation just aa you accept that ot your lawyer, your doctor or your banker, be- ouuae you know that his word IB good and that he knows bast. He can't afford to make he doean't, He knows that his whole in his chosen profession do- penda on keep- lug faltb with his customers. He maku; his reputation a hundred times a day with a hundred different ciiatomera-but his judgment is founded on knowledge and knowledge ami experience ot the men of his profession handed down through the ages through schools, colleges and text the knowledge and Experience which come In the day's Work and In association and conference with others in his profession. the preparations he sells shall measure up to the highest standards. I To recommend an article, the! druggist must ot course, know what; It contains and how It Is made, andi this was one reason for the formation ot a co-operative national association of druggists and physicians who prepare a complete line ot household remedies and toilet goods.

This as aoolatlon Is the American Druggists Syndicate. This Is the largest enterprise of Its kind In the world. More than 18,000 druggists and physicians own and operate It and guarantee its products. They know that A. D.

S. Milk ot Mag- nesla Is the best In the world, they guarantee that A. D. 8. Aspirin the highest standards ot quality, they atand back ot P.

8. Peredixo Tooth tooth which whitens like It la Incomparably the bast. And the same druggists In the same way are ly behind family ot A. D. 8.

products. It means everything to you to have such a guarantee behind the reine-! dies you guarantee based on 1 the scientific knowledge and experience ot thousands of experts. When you buy an A. D. 8.

product from an O. druggist, you may do so in the confident belief that you have secured the finest possible product at the lowest possible price. Ask any D. 0, druggist for A. D.

product the next time you need any household remedy or toilet article! wouth of Algeria tv.flqttents the mosques of Mohammed nto only to pray, but for Instruction 1ft" the meaning and purpose of the lav. These templee are an aid to the Fren ch government In keeping order In this colony. WOOD RIVER Back From Chicago. Tho party of men from Wood River, who attended the conference in Chicago at the La Sallo Hotel, Thursday for tho goneral good of the employes, and corporation of the Standard Oil, returned home this morning. They report a very interesting meeting and at tho close, a flne banquet was enjoyed.

Those attending Mayor S. A. Beach, A. J. Jackson, W.

I. Jolly, W. A. Tipton, M. P.

Manning, W. Melsner, A. Wuestenfeld, F. J. Gainor, who represented the corporation, William B.

Kelley, John Durham, Pelcher, G. Thompson, P. V. Adlesich, P. Eminel, C.

Cason, W. Johnson, who represented the em- ployes. U. B. Ladles' Aid To Have Chicken Supper And Bazaar.

A chicken supper and bazaar will bo held today from 2:30 to late in the evening at the basement of the United Brethren church. The shift workers may have supper before going to work. These good ladies have also prepared many pretty articles, for sale which will make suitable Christinas gifts. Come and meet everybody. Mrs.

M. F. Manning Hostess. On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. M.

P. Manning entertained the members of theJapO card club. The favors were won by Mfs. Gborge 'Hubbard, Mrs. J.

Cbessen and Mrs. Charles Wilder. Dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J.

Chessen. University Dance Saturday Night. The girls of the University ice cream parlor will be hostesses tomorrow evening at a party in the Schillinger hall. Quite'a number of tickets have been sold. The Collins orchestra will furnish the music.

Soldiers-Sailors To Be Entertained. A dance is to be given by the Red Cross Comfort Kit club in the near future for soldiers and sailors. Married People's Club. About twenty-five couples enjoyed a party at the new SchiliingCT ball last evening. Tho floor was flno and "Cordelia" played nnd every pronounced the "best yel." The club will elect officers and these dances will be given every three weeks.

Teachers Fntertain. Supt. Smith and his corps of teachers were "at home" to the school board and as many of the parents as It was possible to accommodate in their small hall. An excellent program was rendered and refreshments were served. one enjoyed tho affair very much.

Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson attended, the Tomple In Alton lust evening. Raymond Buck, wno has been In Missouri the past few days returned to his duties at the Standard Laboratory yesterday.

Mrs. Edward Mauoney was an Alton shopper Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Clark attended the "Chu CUlii Chow" at the Shubert- Jefferson yesterday. Herman Kabel, of Bethalto was a business visitor hero yesterday. Henry Miller visited home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Kruse, yesterday, i Mrs. Louis "Hoffman Is an Alton shopper today.

Dr. Pence was a professional visitor In Alton, Thursday. Miss Esther Ludwlg of Alton, spent yesterday her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Sperifcer.

Mr. and Mrs. John Paddock were St. Louis shoppers Wednesday. Frank Kienstra of the Klenstra Coal was a St.

Louis Visitor yesterday. Louis Koehnicher, who has been working for the Standard Oil in Car-' linville, has relumed to Wood River. Miss Emma Keller will go to her home in Edwardqville this evening to spend the week end with home folks. Mrs. Philip Mann was a St.

Louis shopper yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duvee were Alton visitors Wednesday. Joseph Eckman was a business visitor in Alton and East Alton, Wednesday, Misses Elizabeth Gainer and Mozello Morgan and Charles Baker and William Sloncliam attended the Shubert Jefferson in St.

Louis laat night. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Powell and daughter, Helen and son, Harold motored to Alton and attended the show last evening. Miss Pluma Slaten will spend the week end with Grafton relatives.

Mrs. H. Halton visited Alton friends yesterday. Mr. F.

Manning is a business visitor in Chicago this week. Clifford Manlove and E. E. Endicott were business visitors in Alton, Wednesday. Arthur James, the dancing teacher, has postponed his dancing class until next Tuesday night.

A great many of the people who attended the dance last night in the new Scbtllingqr hall report that it Is one of the best in this part ot the country. Old Stuff. New York Evening Post "Traces Baseball to Greek Sports." Why, we've known all along that Greece produced the first Boston Transcript. Fruits of Old. Many of the fruits and vegetables now eateu in England were almost unknown to our forefathers.

Not until Henry VIITs time were raspberries or strawberries or cherries grown In England, nnd we do not read of the turnip, cauliflower and quince being cultivated before the sixteenth century. OIL FOR WHEELS TRY THIS TEST! Fill any cavity type wheel of good condition with black oil and let it stand Idle two or three look it over thoroughly and you'll find that all the lubricant has wasted away. The same wheel when properly packed with GREASE will be afforded perfect lubrication in EVERY DAY USE FOR FROM THREE TO SIX MONTHS. Koystono Grease for rolne car wheels has put coal transportation on REALLY ECONOMICAL BASIS in many ot America's greatest mines. It eliminates waste of time, labor, and there is no waste ot the lubricant itself as when oil IB used.

Bee the "Keystone Man" In your district, or write to The Keystone Lubricating Co. PHILADELPHIA. EstaDlllhsd Goatees-Goats if HH Come In Today Big Bargain is -O Suit Coat -Coatee and Dress Sale Still continues cbntfail to come Saturday. IX i This $15.95 and Dress Sale has been popular arid we are going to continue it Be on hand Early Tomorrow morning to get your pick of these Bargains 7 iu Buy Christmas Gifts Here Why not a pretty pair of rfoselpr a gift-or a pretty Blouse-Silk Uhderwear-i Sweater-You can find what you want fa at a reasonable price. SHANK St,.