The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • 4

1 ..7. ,11 THE NEWS. PAGE POUR. I RIDAY, AUGUST something should be done to stop THE HUTCHINSON NEWS OFFICIAL PAPER "OF RENO COUNTY highway robbery. 1 Abe Martin cases of.

overloaded horses relieved; 33 horses taken from work as unfit; and three prosecutions with three convictions. Unusual cases include humane destruction of two injured deer, rescuing a turtle from cruel-ment and a relief of a turkey in an overcrowded crate. Dumb Animals. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails.

25o OUR WEAK WAY. The main difficulty along the Mexi Olfcct reu'ova is to quit the screen. W. Y. MORGAN, EDITOR.

ESTABLISHED 1872. can border and with the conditions In Perhaps she will not forsake it en n.u.d th Poatofflce in Hutchln- tirely but at least she has disbanded her company and will not face the Mexico, which are so unfriendly to the United States is that our govern camera again for some months. Her ment does not understand Mexicans. Time and again we have let the Mexicans fool us into not punishing them for their crimes and they set it dwn McVAY LIVERY TAXI BAGGAGE Phone 86. Opposite Convention Hall.

that we are "afraid of them. Their MRS. DOOLEY'S ADVICE TO WORKING GIRLS present contract has but one more week to run and since she can scarcely make another picture in that space of time "The Panther Woman" will be her last picture. At present she is resting at her home in Great Neck, N. and she says that her plans for the future, are rather uncertain.

She expects, however, to return to the speaking stage in the fall. "For some time I have wanted to leaders are full of conceit, the follow ers are ignorant, and it is easy to make themselves think that they are PROFESSIONAL CARDS. -or. for transmission through the nails as second-class matter, TELEPHONES. 'BuslneM Otllce -ga Advertising Uupartment HWilorUU lwornn -Society Editor TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Dally edition delivered by carrtar to i ajjjTuart ol Hutchinson. 10 oenta a week, By mall, one year. By mail, six months By mall, three months By mail, one mouth Weekybews. on" TO CHANGE ADDRESS. In ordering the address ot paper state whether It Is Daily or Wey News Ind GIVE YOUR IfOitMKK POSt6fF1CB AlJUIUfiaS as Well the Shange.

ADVERTSEMENTS. The News reserves the right to reject --any adverUslnTmatter thaHt may ueem SirSSer and not according to contract. TewsU not responsible lor discontinued by tecatoUor society "meetings, cards of i tbinkt obituary u-tices, resolutions, so- clftrtnd church socials. ll.ny clllS for church tings eVSng sermon) are considered a soveruiu the greatest on earth. They do put it over on Uncle Sam and he lets them get away because he is big and they PHYSICIANS.

return to the stage," she says, "and' Milwaukee, Wis. "I wish all girls who work and sutler from functional are little, while they think it is be disorders would cause they are brave ana He is a coward. This seems ridiculous to IIIIIIIFIIII HI profit by my advice III and take Lvdia E. H. S.

BREVOORT, M. D. Practice Limited to Office Treatment tf Chronic Diseases Examination and Dlacnoala Ft. Hi We Flrtt Huteblnson. Kama -N I i most Americans, tout it is an absolute fact.

I have only been waiting until I found a suitable vehicle. 'The High Altar' which I wrote in collaboration' with W. E. Roberts is the play which I have finally decided will be the best." Roberts is an English author and the Russian actress thinks that it was an excellent idea for her to share in the authorship of her starring vehicle. The madame has definite ideas as to her own kind of plays and although The recent shooting at Nogales, in I Pink ham's Vegetable Compound.

Before I was married, when I came home from work at night, I would be just worn out with nftins whirhrlrfurtrpfl which four American soldiers were IE ill nanar are at killed and a score wounded is what we get for our foolish neglect to Show tho Mexicans that they must be good. The Eastern aty. I me down. I took Kate Williams CITY VISITING NURSE Lou'se Richmond, SuIU MJ Rorabaugh-WUey Building. Phone 2652W.

Kau AdveTuslnT Agency In Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- The Department of Labor has dis covered that a dollar has shrunk in Dound and it made Advertising rates made known on appli rum. to EdH-iai KTESTING EYES AND FITTING "I kin o' hearin' folks talk about makin flytn' visita when I wuz a boy," said Uncle Ez Pash, upwards o' ninety, t'day. One good thing: about a conscripted loafer he don'tle'ave a gap. Rooms.

No. 403 or 203- purchasing power since the war begun. There seems to be no way to deceive the vigilance of that departr ment. no contract for the coming season has yet been signed she is not worrying. "I will take out my own company," she explained, "if no manager will come to my terms.

I have confidence in my play and I want to put it on as I believe it should be staged, and so 1 shall do it myself." Mme. Petrova had arlong and varied career before entering the pictures. She was born in Warsaw, Poland, and was educated in Brussels, Paris and London. She has been on the stage since she was a mere girl of She played tragedy for some time in this country, then en- ucuFR OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS me feci like a new woman. I can work from morning until night and it does not bother me, and I wish all girls who suffer as I did would try Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." Mrs. H. Dooley, 1135 25th Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Working Hris everywhere should SPECTACLES is our Prices reasonably accurate service. SHIPMAN BROS.

We are waiting for some one to The Associated Press la exclusively en titled to the use -'or republication of all new credited to It or not otherwise cred-fted this payer and aisj tte local nes republication of special Over Commercial National Bffnk. Phone 3359. (army casualty list) say that in the Michigan primary something seemed to choke up the profit by Mrs. Dooley's experience, and instead of dragging along from day to I despatches herein are also reserved. Ford carburetor.

Or was the trouble RAH.ROAO TIME TABLES. day witn lite a burden, give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial. with the ignition? The following casualties are report- vauaeviue ana iinany tne silent The Sidlinger Drug Ce. ed by the Commanding General of the oue Dlavea Ior Meiro- Lasky-Paramount, returning to Metro SANTA FE o.

2 Ths Navajo It has overcome just such conditions for thousands of others, and why not for The Bolsheviki government is is suing a decree to abolish private prop Killed in action, 49; missing in action, I01" a short stay and then headed her ix- a-mmriert SPvprfiv rtied from own company which she is about to you? For special advice, write Lydia No. 2:0 p. m. i-ui p. m.

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10 Th Semi SPECIALISTS t. Telephone 91. accident and other causes, died of disease, wounded, degree undeter erty in large cities. Now one can see why the Bolsheviki carry vthe primaries in Russia. Just a word more about this artist's The result of their 40 years experience) is at your service.

No. IZ.Kansas City V'il'er. a. m. mined, died of wounds, 7.

Total :46 p. m. Mme. Olga Petrovs "Doug" Fairbanks would have to go and the bad man of the screen, Bill Hart. Both these men long ago expressed willingness to enlist and perhaps now they may have a chance.

Others whom the ruling would effect are Bill Desmond, Lou Cody, Monroe Salisbury, Henry B. Charles Clary, Elliott Dexter, and a great number ttf others. This ruling would also bring D. W. Griffith within the draft age, but of course the master producer has already done his bit and is still doing it.

Hardly a man of any prominence in the industry is over 45 years of age except Charles Murray, and he like Griffith, has already done his bit and is ready for more. In fact, the majority of the really big men in the industry have done their bit, and there is hardly one who doesn't sincerely want to "go over the top" in any- way the government desires. in. NO. 74 Waw Vroicrhr appearance to ward off the many She has red hair and green eyes and it seems a shame that such a striking combination cannot be recorded on the screen.

Ho. 17 North Main Street. Hutchinson p. m. Hogs are worth twenty dollars on A-lMf rilccthniind KILLED IN ACTION: Captain.

James Cook, Waco. Texas. Richard Frederick Smith, Jackson, One Treatment Ko. 1 The Scout S.SR the Chicago market, twenty a hundred pounds. Which is a good p.

m. Mich, While father and brother are worry deal more than some men are worth. IT MEANS YOU. with Cuticura Clears Dandruff AW JuitfHhm; SoftoS, Ointment a A Talcum 25, No. 5 Ihe Colorado Express No.

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8:66 a. m. You ing about whether their favorite southpaw is going "to beat it to the shipyards or be inducted into the army, The German- army left lots of sup road the rulings handed Sample each free of "Ovtteara, Dept. Baaton. 9:10 a.

m. bv this and that omciai rlnwn mother and sister can do a little wor No. 507 H. S. S'05 Lieutenants: Loui3 Self Neillsville, Wis.

Sergeants. Carlton F. Jewell, Detroit, Mich. Corporals. Alfred Besnet, Bay City, Mich.

Thomas W. Brittain, Island Falls, Me. Harry T. Curwen, St. Croix Falls, Wis.

Fred R. Dunn. Charleston, 111. Hoyt Milton Hollonshed, Marion, Ohio. Audie John Johnson, East Tawas, Mich.

John F. Johnson, Saltsburg i'a. Robert F. Spencer, Hamilton a. m.

board; you read, with something il n. 11 trt plies in the hands of the Allies. This is an easy way to supply an army by having them capture what they want. rying of their own. like a irown, me Think what might happen now that II Way Freight those who hoard, xou eay, uu.

line) 77 7:66 a. m. the ago limit has been expanded to include men up to 45. The volcanic horiikins! Gadzook! They're al The new draft law will give a lot of men the chance to go to war which Canada, MISSOURI PACIFIC. eastbcunu.

No. 424 Local rassenger 10'lOam No. Passenler No. Freight 1oSni Westbound. No.

423 Local Passeiif er 610 nm kt iio i r-i Pro Arthur Ernest Nichelson, Shermanville, they have been saying that they want. iviecnanics. Harlo Menzie, LarwiU. Ind. Privates.

Ill Daniel O'Leary, Northampton, Mass. Previously Reported Missing ln Action, i Now Reported on Duty With Company: Private Edward K. Sinipson, Orange, N. J. Harry Bennetts, Cornwall, England.

lOU (WOCUlCf i 1 No. 496 Local Freight I 1 All 3l BEWARE THE TAINT. ROCK ISLAND. Not What He Needed. The railroads were tied up with the Edward A.

Busnong, independence, iss. Bert Budd, Justus, O. Kdd Carrico, Davis City, Iowa. Jack Castelloe, Prescott, Wis. Solomon Cohen New Bedford, Mass.

Jesus M. Cordova, Cortes Colo. Harry P. Cushen, Baltimore, Mil. John B.

Desmarals, Fairbault, Minn. Ferdinand Fredericks, Sheboygan tails, By Ruth Cameron. Wis. east Bound. No.

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81, Local Fieight p. nj. ARKANSAS VALLEY INTERURBAN. worst freight glut in history. The train was fifty-seven hours late, and he was wearied.

"Get me something so that I can figure out when I will get to New York," he commanded the colored porter. sah, 111 get you a sah," replied the "porter. "Time-table? What I want is a calendar." ways springing something new. But this you seem to overlook 'the reprimand's addressed to you. You read the poster on the wall that tells how coin is in demand, if we would see the kaiser fall so hard he'll jar his native land.

You sigh, "It takes some cush, in sooth, to put this mighty struggle through," and seem to overlook this truth the poster is addressed to you. The other fellow does his best, restrictions can't his ardor cool; he buys his bonds and stamps with zest, and cheerfully obeys each rule. He profits by the public prints, which tell of stunts we ought to do; but you forget that. all such hints were written out, my friend, for you. The other fellow and his wife are ready to.

surrender all; their prized possessions, even life, they'll give up at the country's call. And will you let the other gent give many things, while you give few? Wake op! The coun- try's call is meant for you your- self for you for YOU! WALT MASON. Doritlet skin trouble interfere with your work Resinol will relieve it One day during our last hot spell I was calling on a friend who has a dog. While I was there she went to the door and called the dog in from the yard where he was lying in the spot of his choice and made him lie in a spot of her own choosing on the verandah. vinzenzo Jr-agna, Maiden, Mass.

WOUNDED: (Degree Undetermined.) Wagoner. William Lindsey, cloverport, Ky. Privates. Peter A. Gartner, Stansgar, Iowa.

George I. Heinold, Oakland, Calif. Clarence Hotchkiss West Oneonta, X. Y. Ernest Layton, Knav, Wash.

Gregor Y. Simoman, Worcester, Mass. Clarence D. Trostle, Altoona, Pa. Michael A.

Whalen, Brooklyn, N. MISSING. IN ACTION: Joseph Lucoul' Pittsburgh, Pa. Privates. RusH Barrett, Wapato, Wash.

Waldyslaw Ciecierski, Old Forge, Pa. George pjetiicllle Columbus, O. Isadoie Dropkin, New York, N. T. Angelo Kesta, Dausllio, Italy Charles W.

Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. Paul Jones, Easton, la. Charles Kramp lirookline, Mass. Walter Lukazewick, Wallingford, Conn. Mark Steenson, North Yakima Wash, Karl Sumner, Morris, Okla.

Andrew N. Tobiassen, Nevada City, Calif. Tony Galyro, Youngstown, Ohio Hammett Harris, Thomasville, N. C. John J.

Hickey, Madison, Wis. Alfred Higgina, Media, Pa. -Herbert C. Hitchcock Hamilton, Mich. Herbert Holtke, Edelsteln, 111.

George Holzschuh, Harrison. Wis. Aiex Jackson, Cleveland, O. William A. Jackson, Detroit, Mich.

Walter Janowskl, West Ellis. Wis. a Michael J. Keiley, Philadelphia, Pa. Deo W.

Kraft, Detroit, Mich. Karl A. Moramli Cambridge, Mass. He didn't want to do it, but being Eastbound. Electric for Newton, Wichita and Imsrmediate points leave Hjtc.i'nson at 5:30 A.

M. 6:30 A. Limitel; 7.S3 A 9:15 A. 10:35 A. 11:50 A.

Limited; 1:15 P. 2:35 P. 3.50 P. 5:16 P- Limited; 6:35 P. 7:55 P.

9.15 P. 11:20 P. M. Westbound. Electric trains from Wichita, Newton anil intermedial nolnts arrive at Hutnh- i John Morrissey, Mount Bella Cal- Resinol Ointment stops itching almost Instantly.

It matters little whether the cause lies in some skin disease like eczema, or the bite or sting of insects, way Ireland. -n a dog who has been trained to mind, he had to. "I know you'll he more comfortable there." she said to him and then Lowe li Humane Society. For the six" months ending July 1, the Lowell (Massachusetts) Humane Society' reports 58 horses, 1657 cats and 670 dogs humanely destroyed 16 or a disorder of the nerve supply. Francis J.

Connor, ueiron, jmicnw Charles O'Day, Brooklyn, N. Y. Andrew D. Ottinger. Sheridan, Ore, Thomas D.

Perry, Eure, N. Daniel F. Ring, 127 Grove Haver turning to me with a whimsical smile Resinol Ointment acts because it con- i-nBon at 7:40 A. 6:39 A. Limited; added "I think one reason I enjoy tains medicinal substances which soothe and heal the skin.

Its continued use hill, Mass. Don so is that he is the one creature 10:15 A. 11:35 A. 12:65 P. 1:50 P.

Limited; 3:35 P. 4:55 P. 5:69 P. Limited; 7:35 P. :55 P.

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on earth whom I can make do what is almost sure to clear away all trace of I think is best for him." We laughed together at her whim Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORl A eruption. Ask your dealer lor H. I 7 1CT II A D1WC CI1 1 1 TV 1 Samuel Schwartz, New York N. X. John E.

Serry Waterbury, Conn. Paul E. Shore, Winston Salem, N. Benny Siuba, Milwaukee, Wis. Grant Wheeler Smith, Ringgold, Pa.

Corado Sottlle, Fachlno, Italy. William StolKngs, Xenia, O. Joseph Mike Vodzak, Barnesboro, Pa. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION: sey, and Don thumped his tail as he always does when people laugh. GET READY, NOW.

Smiles and laughter are the universally understood language among hu The last week in September will come the next Liberty Loan and it is Directory of the Rorabaugh-Wilcy BIdg. Elevator service day and night. man beinge of all races, ana iogs, being the next of kin to humankind, the cleverest among them also understand it. AUTOMOBILE Sergeants. Harold J.

Worrail Minneapolis, Minn Privates: Walter Blaszak, South Chicago 111. Paul S. Bock, Aurora, 111. Raymond Chambliss, -Lairiposas 'Poor Don." I said. 'Yes." she said, "and I ought not Texas.

to do it. for I've always pitied children Casualtle Summary of Casualties to Date. Officers Deaths, 3i; wounded, 60; missing, 1. Bub total, K8, Enlisted Men Deaths, 86; wounded, in hands of enemy, missing, 124. Sub total, 2.873.

Grand total. 2.971. The following casualties are reportea by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces (included In above total): Killed in action, died or wounds received in action, wounded in action, severely. missing in action, 7. Total, 21.

KILLED IN ACTION: Second Lieutenant. Charles H. Roy. Jamesport, Ma DIRECTORY because bo many women treat tnem ARCILITECTS that way." Edward Cornell, Eureka Springs, atk. Joseph Francies, Warsaw Poland.

Charles W. Wisthoff, Acampo," Calif. DIED OF DISEASE: Privates: "-Will Simmons, Devereaux, Ga. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES: 'Don't you think it is for tfce cnn Accessory. Supply and Repair Hcsses dren's good to have older and wiser MANN GEROW Rooms 721-22.

Phone 21S. people settle most things for I asked, not because that expresses up to all Americans to prepare for Buch a response to the call that the noise will be heard as cheers by our soldiers in France and will sound like yells to the Postdam crowd. The only problem before the cam-' paign committee in charge of the loan will be to prevent the shirkers and Blackers succeeding in their effort to let somebody else do the work. Every American should right now prepare to take his little chunk of bonds and to see that his neighbor, does the same. The subscription should be made promptly and gladly, and thus give the committees all the time to round up the slow and the slack.

And he and she who have been accus my own views, but lust to get a rise. Claude Vivian Mankin, Beckley W. Va. ATTORNEYS "I do not," she said, with all the Sergeants: Raymond Cronin, Pittsburgh, Pa, Corporals. AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 114-116 Sherman St.

East emphasis I had expected. "Sometimes, of course it is necessary for WM. H. BURNETT Attcrney-at-Law COS Bldg. parents to interfere and dictate; but the way so many women'nag and Auto Supplies, Tools and Garage Equipment -Distributors: Bosch, Connecticut.

At water, Kent, WOUNDED SEVERELY: Captain. Edgar N. Caldwell Watertown, Wis. Lieutenants. Charles II.

Kohli, Monroe, Wis. Halvor M. Daley, Choteau. Mont. Cooks: Archie Y.

Snyder, Claysberg, Pa. Privates: Lewis L. Ackerson, Fort Dodge, Iowa. William J. Basham, Scranton, Pa.

William McH. Bell, O. Edward Arthur Broege, Rush Lake, Stromberg Carbu- dictate and interfere about every DENTISTS retors, and Leak Proof Rings. Phone 3000. slightest detail of a child's life is simnlv sickening.

I think they are doing just what I was doing with I. J. JONES. Dentist "QUALITY IS ECONOMY" Wis. Phone SOW.

Suite 612-1 J. Don then, venting their desire to dominate on the only people who can't refuse to be dominated. We all hate it ourselves, even when we know tomed to hang back in the hope of nog being obliged to do the right THE thing, will find life much pleaSanter 1. Frederick L. Schramm Bellaire, Ohio.

Lewis Abercrombie, Laurens, S. C. Robert A. Stephen, SL Louis, Mo. Private.

gubert H. Burns, Randlett, L'tah. mmert O. Finney, Shelbina, Mont Augburn D. Martin, East Bend, N.

C. Albert M. A. Raggio, New York. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION: Second Lieutenant.

Scott M. Johnston, St. Paul, Minn. WOUNDED IN ACTION: (Severely.) Daniel J. MacGlllivrajr, Cambridge Mass.

Gilbert V. Davis, Hutchinson, Kas. Stanley Falrchild, Bath. N. Y.

Richard L. Meyers, Little Falls, Minn. Leo E. Neary, Carbondale, Pa. William J.

Vierbuchen. Newark, N. 3. William F. Wiest, Detroit, Mich.

MISSING IN ACTION: Frank R. Wolter, Madisonville O. William Begg, Philadelphia, Clarence H. Linder. Dundas.

ill. Hardin B. McDill, Manhattan, Charles M. Phillips, Huriock. Md.

Browney L. Moloski, Amsbry, Pa. William J. Jacoby. Indianapolis.

Ind. PHYSICIANS AUD SUKGEONS If they change to the aggresive other people could run our affairs better than we could, to have them try to, and we all want to do that, and John C. Casper, La Crosse, is. Almon B. Coffin, Velva, X.

t. Elzie Dailey, Oliver Hill. Ky. Orville O. Eicholta, CartervUle, Mo.

Tom Garner, Stlllmore, a. Wesley Goode, Lovelaceville, Ky. Charles H. Hayes Syracuse. N.

Jim Howard, Hovwick, Kas. Ephraim E. Jones, Rocky Mount, N. C. Joseph T.

Jones. Oliver Springs, Tenn. Albert R. O. Kieckhafer.

Poster, Ne6 IIIP.CO. Ui fWpffiDVanAandt American spirit. All of these matters will be discuss as other people won't stand for it we do it to our children. laughed again but I couldn't help H. M.

STEWART, M. IX Suit 111. peclsl Attention te Eye. Ear, ana Threat. Olassn Accurstely Fit tea.

ed from time to time but this is a practical suggestion put forward now admitting that it was an excellent DISTRIBUTORS 13-15-19 First East in order to save labor when the cam analysis of the attitude of a great many mothers (and more rarely fathers). Dr. Etta liundeO. Dr. W.

N. Mttaawi DRS. MUNOELL. Ball BMg Pboaa ZtlJW paign Get ready now and see that the neighbors are ready. We are just passing through the John Kusharski, Staten Island, N.

Y. Irving Kntner New York, N. Y. Michael Lamorte, Emerson N. Joseph G.

LeBlanc. Manchester, N. H. Matilon Lechner, Winifred, Mont. Joseph H.

Levi, Lawrence, Mass. Joseph Lichtiger, Newark. N. J. Joseph A.

Ivogg. Cameron, La. Arthur C. McDonnell, Hoboken, N. J.

Floyd Msjor, Greenville S. C. Murphy N. Matthews Ktplingi N. C.

Thomas R. Murray, Camden, N. world's most horrible experience be cause a nation which probably could Previously Reported Severely Wounded teach many other nations how to do REO Automobiles and Trucks HASKARD MOTOR 17 First West Phone 243 in Action, Now Reported Killed In Action: Private James E. Fisher Columbus, O. things more efficiently than they do, Telt a Heaven sent call to impose its C.

A. BLASOEL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Suite Sit. Office phone 221. Res. Ptiene TT4X OR.

LOUISE F. RICHMOND. Suite 121. Office Phone 2652 W. Residence MStR will upon them, and because they re fused to hs- taught to be more efficient in that way.

HUTCHIN80N WICHITA Surely any parent who finds, on THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE SOME HIGHWAYMEN. The simple little things' bother more than some of the big ones. A Hutchinson housekeeper puts up tomatoes at a cost of almost seven cents a can, and the cost includes tomatoes, labor, can and A can of tomatoes at retail costs twenty-five cents. Of course any cannery could can tomatoes cheaper than seven cents. Arnold Auto Co.

self-examination, the slightest- taint of that Prussian attitude in his treat ment of his children, will try to get Marnion Ilajnes Dodge Brothers Phone 2707 AutOfilObileS 25 East First St A. CHICKENING, Physician- Suraeen. Bet. TeL UltR Office Tet. U1IW Bmtte tea.

rid of it NEED B1TR0-PH0SPHATE On Educational Tour. Tokio The Tokio municipality has "The Most Beautiful Car in America" PAIGE In some way the price of the can of decided to send the principals of six OR. A. G. BEALL Physician and Surgeon Special AUentioa to IVisaasla.

Room Ml PVeaes: OfTice I3JW. Res. 3S municipality elementary schools to the tomatoes is increased 300 per cent be United States on a tour of Inspection tween the producer and the consumer. delicate sufferer, and the results fellow' Ing its use are often simply astonishing. Weak tired people regain strength as Guaranteed to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor and Nerve Force.

The party, headed by Mr. Moriya, chief of the educational section of the The Salt City MotorCar Co. 123 Sherman East Also Stndeteker Parts and Service It looks like "profiteering." by somebody. If it is not profiteering it a Tokio Municipal fioard. will visit var vigor; thinness and angularity give way to plumpness and curves; sleep returns to the sleepless; confidence and cheerfulness replace debility and gloom; dull Weak, thin people men or women- Dr.

H. D. 8TERRETT Practice limited to -Eye. ear. nose and throat.

Room Korabavch-Wiley BM(. Phoaw IS wasteful business method which al are nearly always nervous wrecks; thus conclusively proving that thinness, weak lows such an increase on a common ious parts of the United States, returning to Japan after ten months. The group is the first of it kmd to be sent abroad by the city of Tokio. food product. deoiiity and neurnstnema are almost Invariably due to nerve starvation.

Feed your nerves and all these symptoms due to nerve starvation will disappear. Electric Battery Repair Co. distributors WILLARD STORAGE BATTERIES limm kv t7Pm- Ceat at An Manufacturers HEAL iiSTATE AND INSURANCE We only use the can of tomatoes as a sample. Unfortunately it is just like eyes become bright, and pale sunken checks regain the pink glow of helth. Bi-tro-Phosphate, the use of which is inexpensive, also wonderfully promotes the assimilation of food, so much so that many people report marked gains vf weight in a few weeks.

CAUTION: -Although bttro-phosakate is unsurpassed for relieving aerveanaeas, sleeplessness and general wisanm. It Eminent specialists state that tne' Dest Boaster. First Fresh "My father is a veteran and has a hickory leg." anything else. nerve food is an organic phosphate known among druggists as Bitro-Phospnate, a five-grain taMet of which should be LAREST BATTERY REPAIR STATION IN KANSAS. S.

DAVIS, MS a The people do not object to taxes taken, witn racfr meai. peine genuine Second Fresh" 'S'nothlng. My CTlON OF ANY AT ANY TIME TREE II HMtti and not a stlmnkaat or shoaM not, owing to its renarkaUe to reasonable profit bat wkea they sister has a cedar caeaC Jack O- growing preeertMa. mm aaea look rrer fae lite Oa I.