https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/20cdebdbea16b4739c0bf9a07db826da.pdf cc58cabfce19637f3505e7cc5144198f PDF Text Text PAGE TWELVE. TH2 NEWS SCIMITAR. SEPTEMBER IS, Wit THURSDAY, Director On War Cdllege Board GOLDSMITH'S BUYS BIG BUILDING IT NOW IS OCCUPYING . . Hill Property Main Street and Gayoso Avenue Home of Department Store" Since 1901 Acquired. ' I . V. The J. Goldsmith ft Bona company completed a deal Wednesday whereby It becomes the owner of the Hill property. Main street and Gayoao avenue, the location which the Goldsmith department store has occupied since 1901. The transaction also Included th. nurhiu of the two Treadwe.l estate buildings at the rear, which mikci tha nrnnertv extend from Main street to Front street. a nepm or 33s reel, with a frontage of 160 feet on Main street and 1 on Front street. The store now nrrntiiM tha n. 200 ew S7.50 Hats the merchandise business In a small way In 1871), and has built up the butslnesa until it Is now one of the .most oroirres- sive department stores In the South. uunnft the hair century of his bunl-necaree rhe has constantly had In view the day when the business would ss The transacoccupy Its own building. tion completed Wednesday fulfilled that ambition, and points the way to still luitner expansion or the business. The Hill building, one of the hand- somest strsut. Is business bulldlnirs admirably adapted on In Main design location to the department store trade. With the bulldlnsT under Its own ownership the company propose to keep up witn ine latest Developments or the business by making such alterations from time to time as the greatest posxi- nie conveniences to mo puoilo may re and $g.l9 The Millinery Department joins in this special Friday sale with an offering that is so extraordinary as to demand the immediate attention of every woman who has any desire for a new fall hat. 200 bewitching new tall hats every one a new creation scores of the season's most attractive models of panne velvet and fine Lyons velvet every shape that is good this season tarns, tricorns, turbans, chin chins, pokes, dashing sailors, soft and stiff styles ; large flowing brims. Wonder hats at $7.50 ; on sale for this one day only at $5.19 each. THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALL ; ; SITUATION WANTEDl :" jjr ' j vly Water "Leaked" Into Milk Too Often And Dairymanh Fined M. F. Hudglns, Whitehaven, was fined Hi in city court Wednesday afternoon on n charge of violating the pure food Inw. He was alleged to have diluted hl milk with wnter. P. A. Mantel, cltv chemist, testified he found milk handled by Hudglns contained 10 per cent added wnter. Hudglns claimed the water leaked Into the milk by reason of a fau'ty cooler. Judge Fits-hug- h wns Inclined to consider the explanation until it was found Hudglns was In court on a similar charge 1 month sgo. .T. ,S Stanton, Front street, was fined on a charee of selling aged eggs. Mr. Mantel testified ho found a chicken In one egg. Mr. Stanton denied he sold the eggs and said he would appeal the case. Although actual figures showing the total enrollment at all of the public schools of the city will not be received by the board of education until the end of the week, unofficial reports In dicate, that all of the white schools are taxed beyond their canaeltv. The enrollment at the Central hle-schcol has broken all records and this condition exists in practically all of the white schools. Just what Hens are to be taken by the board to relieve the crowded conditions has not been made public. Temporary structures as additions are not nractlcabe In all cases and none of the modern movable schools that were recommended by the unitea mates survey nas been Insta ed The problem to be solved by the board is a serious one and while from many, angles It Is apparently without solution In view of the shortage of funds, members of the board are de voting much thought to the matter and some practical solution will doubtless be forthcoming. There are no figures available as yet to Indicate the condition In the various negro schools. During the past three years the enrollment nt the negro schools has shown a decrease, but whether or not this will hold good can only be determined when the official figures are submitted. Home school officials believe that the exodus of negroes from the North to the South may affect the school enrollment to some extent and that possibly there may be an Increase over the three previous years, however, this la only speculation. Plans are already under way for temporary relief for the Peabody school and the patrons of Lauderdale school have been promised relief, but until temporary frame structures can be con structed or modern movable schools Installed the seating capacity of these and other schools of the city are taxed far beyond their capacity and under these conditions teachers and principals are doing the best that can be done. Children Rehearse Health Crusade To Be Feature A t Fair Children who are to participate In the health crusade which will assume the form of a pageant to lv held at the Trt-Stafair ou, Saturday night. Sept. 20, were requested to (meet for rehearsal Thursday afternoon at 3;3d i at the fair grftunds. All children from the playgrounds are of Shelbv Counmembers the auged by ty Tuhereulo-il- s society, which has the affair In charge, to be present for this rehearsal as It will be the lest time the cast will be together and rehearse with . , th music. The members of the motor corps of the Shelby Conntv Tuberculous socletv will take the children to the fair for this rehearsal and bring them back to the playgrounds after the rehearral. On Saturday night the Klwanls club will take the children that are to take part In the nageant nut tn automobiles and bring them back tafter the show. The children should be assembled at the playgrounds at S:S0 Saturday afternoon. They having had supper befor hand. re to he dressed witn tne new of a eommltt"e and be ready to get in the automobiles which will ca'l for thm st 6 o'clock. All chl'dren will go dlrect'y to the day nursery, whTe tney wl" wnlt until time to go on the stage. All vour hair in anger over h idren wearing knlghlrmnnoret pun thing that Irritates vou. will be admitted to the fair free Satvourself of the conditions urday. Sept. 20. More than !60 are ex Irritability, nervousness, pected to take part. A sick stomach holds In poisons that weaken vour DON'T TEAR YOUR HAIR v; pilt ii m-- t Some Young Men Are grinding away today at poor jobs that don't interest them, and don't pay much. They can't get out long enough to hunt another job.' BRIG. GEN. Pon't tear every trivial Instead, rid that cause For more than forty vears Lydia EL Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been overcoming these ailments until it is now recognized everywhere as the standard remedy for woman s ii MALIN CRAIQ. Malln Craig is the holder 11 decorations from all the allied governments whose armies fought on the western front, including the highest military honors awarded by the He recently reseparate governments. turned to Washington where he Is to become one of the five directors of the general staff college. Gen. Craig was chleff of staff of the 41st Division upon its arrival in Prance with the advance party of that division in 1917. He was then made chief of start of the First army corps and served In that capa city up to the time or the armistice. Brir.-Ge- n, 01 For Twenty Years the Friend of This Woman AMUSEMENTS Akron, Ohio. '"I am fifty-on- e years old and going through the Change of Life, and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is doing me n lots of good. I felt and Orpheum. REMEDY SOUGHT t. with backache, nervousness, the blues, derange- -, ments and irregularities, when there is a proved remedy for just such conditions?. quire. SCHOOLS CROWD ED; Martin Beck, managing director of the Ornheum circuit, Is presenting at the Orpheu mthls week the big card of the present vaudeville season In the Marlon Morgan dancers in their dance drama of the time of Attlla and the Huns. The lover or the dance Is under the Impression that everything In the line of dance conception has already been done, but Miss Morgan has succeeded In devising wnicn is new. Her classical someming and Greek dancers offer a performance wnicn gets entirely away from the frlv olous dance of the day. They bring back In a most efectual way the days wnen me oia ureeas lounged tne dance for Its educational and physical value. when they worshiped It for Its Interpre tative beauty and when they accorded it to an importance that has almost been lost sight of in these modern times. ' The act is pantomimic in its netirety and each one of the dancers is skilled in the art or pantomime. Their dancing tells a story that Is made plain to the average spectator. Every motion of the Individual uaucer Dears a relative Importance to the whole production, each evolution has a mean Ing vital to the whole story as an lm. portant word has to a sentence. Thus the act Is an Imoortant one. when ludved solelv from the standnnlnt of the1 pantomimic production. Molded Into the act are such qualities as can De produced oy the most graceful danc Ing, the most exquisite music, lights and oolors which blend harmoniously, scenery which represents the best stage artistry and costumes which are the acme of costume art. The music Joins witn tne dancing descriptive scene Miss Morgan has devised an act which Is proving the sensation of the Orpheum circuit. It appeals alike to the lovers of beau ty, music and originality. The dance devotee finds someth ng essentially new in ii those to vno noiu nun speuoouiiu, run-dow- II II till I II Illy ( ...... wniitt are swayed entirely dv draappreciation are enthused by the masterful way in which the pantomimic revelations are achieved. matic, Loew's Lyceum. With "The Bullet-ProLady." one of the most mystifying nets ever presented I nvaudevllle. as the headllner. the new bll Ifor the last half of the week opens at Lioew a Lyceum i nursday. In this unique act Cant. Frank Leffel, a former army sharpshooter, apparently fires a bullet through the body of his pretty companion, Mile. DeAlmer. The audience sees the bullet shutter a pane of glass behind the young woman's back after It seems to have gone dtrectly through the body. A comedy skit that carries one back lr to childhood days is presented hy and Ward, who have an original offering in. Renewing Acquaintances. Jack Redely, character comedian; Lan-niga- n and Woods, entertainers of the minstrel variety, and Wellington and Svlvla, eccentric Jugglers, complete the H M.utrniuiMn in 1 mi ' mur In "Broken Commandments," the film feature starring Gladys Brockwell. woman Is forced to choose between her husband and the father of her child sur There is a prise In the climax. Motion pictures taken during the re cent Boston riots, and others of receo tlons tendered Gen. Pershlnp and Car dinal Mercier, are included in ijoew News W eekly. RECRUiTSlEEDEDF0R SERVICE IN EUROPE According to Sergt. Sidney R. Lusk, charge of the local recruiting sta tlon, 126 North Court avenue, applicants may be accepted for service In Kurope In the Infantry, signal corps and the medical department. Applicants with previous service rec ordt may be accepted for one year, all oihers for three years. Kfforts are being made to get tele graph operators, repairmen, expert ra dlo operators and telephone linemen for the stitnal service. Typists, tstenog raphe: s, clerks and cooks for the in fantry also are needed. in It LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE TWO MORE JOIN PORT OF MISSING AUTOS Two more automobiles were added Wednesday night to the already long list of cars stolen from Memphis owners within the last few weeks. Joe Keams reported his machine was taken from the rear of the Peabody hotel. Earl Ouster, 887 South Wlllett avenue, said his Chalmers automobile was taken by two men olad In khaki shirts. The polite are looking for automobile license No. 25573. stolen from an automobile place. owned by A. M. Speer, TIE Cos-sl- Bank LYNN. MASS. . HOUSE CLEANING is at hand. It's a hard what an impossible task it hadn't been getting its regular But consider' FALLat best. be if the house tt daily cleaning all these months ! Long before this noonecould have lived in it. The accumulated dust and dirt, which is fairly easy to down day by day, would have so clogged the quarters that they would be uninhabitable. Your Colon is the house where your health lives. It haa different ''rooms" in which your daily physical welfare "lives". These "rooms", are long and narrow. So they are easily clogged. And when constipation clogs them, your health hai to get along the best it can in a home that isn't fit to live in, any more than a house clogged up with dust and dirt is fit for you and your family to live in. Nujol is the broom that will keep this "home of health" in perfect order all the time. Nujol ii the only helper that will do this without turning thiriffi topsy. turvy and upsetting ail the "rootm" just as does. By daily use of Nujol you can free yourself from all the disease-risdiscomfort and inefficiency that come from a closed colon. Nujol is not a medicine. Not the lent particle of it is absorbed into the system. It ii a clear, tasteless, odorless, absolutely HARMLESS softener home-cleani- and lubricant. A baby can take it with perfect safety. It doesn't upset the stomach or anything else. It simply keeps the home of vour health CLEAN and COMFORTABLE. Get a bottle of Nujol from your druggut booklet "Thirty Feet of Danger." Good Turn Daily" ecs CO.. The Colon Is the Home of Health-Ke- ep It Cl earn I1 every Friday and Saturday at J. A. PATRICK, STAND NO. depend upon 1, fe "Do A yniw Dill. Rotarians Doing Good Work In Drive for Boy Scout Fund A Scout Law If you need a medicine of this kind you may HL v m mi Main 4994 One full pound Majestic assorted Chocolates and only 49c. On sale weak but since taking the Vege table Compound 1 am much stronger and better. 1 can eat and sleep, am gaining flesh and can do more work than I have for sometime.Twenty yearsagoyour VegetableCompound helpedme during childbirth.-- i wish you would print this in your paper so that other women may read it. There is nothing better for the relief of suffering womanhood than Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It does away with sickness and nervousness which is very often responsible for the lack or perfect harmor. m the home. Mrs. S. A. FRIEDLANDE.' 840 Elmore St, Akron, Ohio. l .1 ... i headaches. nir svsteni st rength. GAS N S To remove these poisons nnd tone op the svstcin Renin there Is nothing that equals a corrective, reconstructive nieillcinr. I'epslnol relieves a sick stomach and IS DANGEROUS The answer is, put a small Want Ad in The News Scimitar. helps the system regain It" It Is untitle and soothing. It strength. does not Tell just what you can and will do. The large and small em- rack the svstem lllte strong cathartics. I'or normal health the. svsteni's ployers of the city watch this column regularly for signs of good This Is the spirit that hns prevailed Members of the Memphis notary strength must be built up. Pepslnol club An of Indication Serious contlnoed their efforts through help looking for work. Phone your ad to The News Scimitar. Is natural Inxatlve tonic that restore out throughout and the Rotarians have asIn rnts- and Thursdav Wednrsdov as removes it causes orthe lost of vitality ng the llR.Oon fond for the Bov Scout sured the members of the scout Stomach Disturbances. How ganisation that they need not wo'ry The ilemnnd for Tepslnol has he-- I organisations of Memphis. Complete re ports are not being made daily re-by for the monev will be forthcoming. Thlt come universal. lis tonic effects each but the partial reports to Overcome. given will be fulfilled. sooths irrltuted nerves. Its Ingredients ceived team The blank form shown below Is a Indicate that Monvihians are reure pure. to the reouost for funds In a duplicate of that helps: distributed by tieimlne l'pxslnol Is made onlv hy sponding Gas and the wind In the stomach 'neexpec- - the team member end thev ask that The t'eplsx Medicine Co., Memphis, manner ofthattheIs fully o to any person desiring to contribute to the hy that ful', bloated feeling campaign leaders; Tenn nnd Is In strict accordance with ta"ons form and not wait until after eatlrg ar? almost certain evidence use fund this least flount never hns There hen the Meillcal Standards of the I'nlted in the minds of the Roteins that their '"tne learn member calls orwm them. if evfsslve hydrochloric add in the 49U-CA- NDY States Pharmacopoeia. Get Pepslnol efforts would be other than s"'cessful "acid Indcreating Thy nolnt out that It will be Impos- ston-nciroin: as stated at the luncheon Tuesiav. sible for the team members to see igestion." 1'avls Pharmacy. Po'hr avenue and for. bereastomachs for Add this and daogoroUK, Memrhis fre person the "whatever notary cub son every A Real $1.00 Value street: Vashburn-l- . le Drug I'e.attir cause too much ac'd Irrltntes the deliIt does." request the use of this form. v o .. neme and MMn street; A. Ken. undertakes to do, of the cate often ipa1-- it lining kert & Co.. Main nnd Adams: A. Ken. to as'rris accompanied1 by serious kert & Co.. Main and Kxchange F"oed ferments and stomach ulcers. Sleeth's Pharpiacv, Madison an.l t,aiid. sours, cresting the distressing gas which erdale; John 8. Win ehan, 13 S Madison dlitor.ls the Ft mach Mid hampers the avenue; II. U. Waggoner. Madison and normi-- l functions of th v tal interna Helvedere: K. H. Stevenson, !mar and organs, often affecting the heart. V. Bheely. Vance, and Uellevue: Kdward Is It the worst of folly to neglect such Bon-Bo- ns Lauderdale strvets: O. O Pool, Cooper a serious condition or to treat with For ths support of th BOY SCOnT MOVEMENT In Memphis, from Oct. 1. ano rotirtinna avenues; Moore s Phar 1919, to Jan. 1, 1S21, and In coiuiderttlon of the subscription of others. I hereby oidlnarv digestive aid. which have no macy, Young and Cooper: Robert R neutralising effect on the stomach acids; Ken-ellMcliomore nnd HHynurn: Subig Irstead, get. a unall package or HIm-agree to contribute the sum of I cash, or In two payments of urban Ih-u-g Tablets from Hamner-Ballur- d company. MeLemore ave Drug Co. or Wa.hburn-I.y'- e nue and Mlsstsainol boulevard Co., or any Hoyle- lrug ? Turlev Irug companv: S3." Poplar ve- druggist, snrt oftake two tnblets Ineat- a I each, payable October 1, 1919. and April 1, 1910. water tight sftr quarter glew sea. adv lrg. TMs wl'l dr'vn (he a..wlnd snl blout right o' t of the body, sweeten the Name , 1 DON'T PERMIT MOTHER OR WirB odd and .tomech. neutralise the ; to worn- - along Willi liver, stomach trou prevent Its f 'rmation and there Is no sourness or and Save oonstlimtlon. pain. Indigestion b'es, Central , Address Bldg. g tin-in- . are n safe, harmless them. Take You can't rep-aj and tnexiiestve compound ot Bismuth home a treatment of Dr. Burkhart's Ks.il t THAD M. SAUT.R. Treasurer, Sfi" are usea ny thouall Comoound. and and Magnesia, druggists Vegetable Central Stat National Bank, Memphis, Tenn. sands of people who enjoy their meals All wlU be delighted with the result. with ne more (ear of tndifiestion. adv. adv SPECIAL-4- 9c to drag around in misery, suffering with the ailments peculiar to their sex, that drag them down to misery and despair, The building was erected by the late Napoleon Hill and was purchased from his daughter, Mrs. Mary Hodgson, of Waukesha. Wis. The buildings are all In the best of condition and have ben kept modern and remodeled especially for the Goldsmith store's use, and no additional building Is contemplated at this time, it is said. Jacob Goldsmith, the head and founder of the Goldsmith store, started In IN GREATEST STOK Why will women continue - Just for Friday. An Extraordinary Offering of jSAtHPHlS' I tire property, together with the old Binmarcie notel property, adjoining the Hotel Gayoso, which is under lease. The transaction was one of the larg Tn est. If not the largest, ever recorded Memphis business property. The amount of the purchase price was not L at V m raiini Nujol Laboratories, Warning: ia Ait rv.ii i Yrtn ma? - KhIaI bRls . y, and standard oil co. (NiwjMstr). ' i.li ..1. 1. !J brarldf tbc Ntitol Tilde Mark. All drufiitu. send for tea . Joiy.NTo. CUckwrk" 4 from substitute. Nujol Tbr Constipation Sickness Prevention BEAD THE NEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED ADS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document PAGE TWELVE. TH2 NEWS SCIMITAR. SEPTEMBER IS, Wit THURSDAY, Director On War Cdllege Board GOLDSMITH'S BUYS BIG BUILDING IT NOW IS OCCUPYING . . Hill Property Main Street and Gayoso Avenue Home of Department Store" Since 1901 Acquired. ' I . V. The J. Goldsmith ft Bona company completed a deal Wednesday whereby It becomes the owner of the Hill property. Main street and Gayoao avenue, the location which the Goldsmith department store has occupied since 1901. The transaction also Included th. nurhiu of the two Treadwe.l estate buildings at the rear, which mikci tha nrnnertv extend from Main street to Front street. a nepm or 33s reel, with a frontage of 160 feet on Main street and 1 on Front street. The store now nrrntiiM tha n. 200 ew S7.50 Hats the merchandise business In a small way In 1871), and has built up the butslnesa until it Is now one of the .most oroirres- sive department stores In the South. uunnft the hair century of his bunl-necaree rhe has constantly had In view the day when the business would ss The transacoccupy Its own building. tion completed Wednesday fulfilled that ambition, and points the way to still luitner expansion or the business. The Hill building, one of the hand- somest strsut. Is business bulldlnirs admirably adapted on In Main design location to the department store trade. With the bulldlnsT under Its own ownership the company propose to keep up witn ine latest Developments or the business by making such alterations from time to time as the greatest posxi- nie conveniences to mo puoilo may re and $g.l9 The Millinery Department joins in this special Friday sale with an offering that is so extraordinary as to demand the immediate attention of every woman who has any desire for a new fall hat. 200 bewitching new tall hats every one a new creation scores of the season's most attractive models of panne velvet and fine Lyons velvet every shape that is good this season tarns, tricorns, turbans, chin chins, pokes, dashing sailors, soft and stiff styles ; large flowing brims. Wonder hats at $7.50 ; on sale for this one day only at $5.19 each. THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALL ; ; SITUATION WANTEDl :" jjr ' j vly Water "Leaked" Into Milk Too Often And Dairymanh Fined M. F. Hudglns, Whitehaven, was fined Hi in city court Wednesday afternoon on n charge of violating the pure food Inw. He was alleged to have diluted hl milk with wnter. P. A. Mantel, cltv chemist, testified he found milk handled by Hudglns contained 10 per cent added wnter. Hudglns claimed the water leaked Into the milk by reason of a fau'ty cooler. Judge Fits-hug- h wns Inclined to consider the explanation until it was found Hudglns was In court on a similar charge 1 month sgo. .T. ,S Stanton, Front street, was fined on a charee of selling aged eggs. Mr. Mantel testified ho found a chicken In one egg. Mr. Stanton denied he sold the eggs and said he would appeal the case. Although actual figures showing the total enrollment at all of the public schools of the city will not be received by the board of education until the end of the week, unofficial reports In dicate, that all of the white schools are taxed beyond their canaeltv. The enrollment at the Central hle-schcol has broken all records and this condition exists in practically all of the white schools. Just what Hens are to be taken by the board to relieve the crowded conditions has not been made public. Temporary structures as additions are not nractlcabe In all cases and none of the modern movable schools that were recommended by the unitea mates survey nas been Insta ed The problem to be solved by the board is a serious one and while from many, angles It Is apparently without solution In view of the shortage of funds, members of the board are de voting much thought to the matter and some practical solution will doubtless be forthcoming. There are no figures available as yet to Indicate the condition In the various negro schools. During the past three years the enrollment nt the negro schools has shown a decrease, but whether or not this will hold good can only be determined when the official figures are submitted. Home school officials believe that the exodus of negroes from the North to the South may affect the school enrollment to some extent and that possibly there may be an Increase over the three previous years, however, this la only speculation. Plans are already under way for temporary relief for the Peabody school and the patrons of Lauderdale school have been promised relief, but until temporary frame structures can be con structed or modern movable schools Installed the seating capacity of these and other schools of the city are taxed far beyond their capacity and under these conditions teachers and principals are doing the best that can be done. Children Rehearse Health Crusade To Be Feature A t Fair Children who are to participate In the health crusade which will assume the form of a pageant to lv held at the Trt-Stafair ou, Saturday night. Sept. 20, were requested to (meet for rehearsal Thursday afternoon at 3;3d i at the fair grftunds. All children from the playgrounds are of Shelbv Counmembers the auged by ty Tuhereulo-il- s society, which has the affair In charge, to be present for this rehearsal as It will be the lest time the cast will be together and rehearse with . , th music. The members of the motor corps of the Shelby Conntv Tuberculous socletv will take the children to the fair for this rehearsal and bring them back to the playgrounds after the rehearral. On Saturday night the Klwanls club will take the children that are to take part In the nageant nut tn automobiles and bring them back tafter the show. The children should be assembled at the playgrounds at S:S0 Saturday afternoon. They having had supper befor hand. re to he dressed witn tne new of a eommltt"e and be ready to get in the automobiles which will ca'l for thm st 6 o'clock. All chl'dren will go dlrect'y to the day nursery, whTe tney wl" wnlt until time to go on the stage. All vour hair in anger over h idren wearing knlghlrmnnoret pun thing that Irritates vou. will be admitted to the fair free Satvourself of the conditions urday. Sept. 20. More than !60 are ex Irritability, nervousness, pected to take part. A sick stomach holds In poisons that weaken vour DON'T TEAR YOUR HAIR v; pilt ii m-- t Some Young Men Are grinding away today at poor jobs that don't interest them, and don't pay much. They can't get out long enough to hunt another job.' BRIG. GEN. Pon't tear every trivial Instead, rid that cause For more than forty vears Lydia EL Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been overcoming these ailments until it is now recognized everywhere as the standard remedy for woman s ii MALIN CRAIQ. Malln Craig is the holder 11 decorations from all the allied governments whose armies fought on the western front, including the highest military honors awarded by the He recently reseparate governments. turned to Washington where he Is to become one of the five directors of the general staff college. Gen. Craig was chleff of staff of the 41st Division upon its arrival in Prance with the advance party of that division in 1917. He was then made chief of start of the First army corps and served In that capa city up to the time or the armistice. Brir.-Ge- n, 01 For Twenty Years the Friend of This Woman AMUSEMENTS Akron, Ohio. '"I am fifty-on- e years old and going through the Change of Life, and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is doing me n lots of good. I felt and Orpheum. REMEDY SOUGHT t. with backache, nervousness, the blues, derange- -, ments and irregularities, when there is a proved remedy for just such conditions?. quire. SCHOOLS CROWD ED; Martin Beck, managing director of the Ornheum circuit, Is presenting at the Orpheu mthls week the big card of the present vaudeville season In the Marlon Morgan dancers in their dance drama of the time of Attlla and the Huns. The lover or the dance Is under the Impression that everything In the line of dance conception has already been done, but Miss Morgan has succeeded In devising wnicn is new. Her classical someming and Greek dancers offer a performance wnicn gets entirely away from the frlv olous dance of the day. They bring back In a most efectual way the days wnen me oia ureeas lounged tne dance for Its educational and physical value. when they worshiped It for Its Interpre tative beauty and when they accorded it to an importance that has almost been lost sight of in these modern times. ' The act is pantomimic in its netirety and each one of the dancers is skilled in the art or pantomime. Their dancing tells a story that Is made plain to the average spectator. Every motion of the Individual uaucer Dears a relative Importance to the whole production, each evolution has a mean Ing vital to the whole story as an lm. portant word has to a sentence. Thus the act Is an Imoortant one. when ludved solelv from the standnnlnt of the1 pantomimic production. Molded Into the act are such qualities as can De produced oy the most graceful danc Ing, the most exquisite music, lights and oolors which blend harmoniously, scenery which represents the best stage artistry and costumes which are the acme of costume art. The music Joins witn tne dancing descriptive scene Miss Morgan has devised an act which Is proving the sensation of the Orpheum circuit. It appeals alike to the lovers of beau ty, music and originality. The dance devotee finds someth ng essentially new in ii those to vno noiu nun speuoouiiu, run-dow- II II till I II Illy ( ...... wniitt are swayed entirely dv draappreciation are enthused by the masterful way in which the pantomimic revelations are achieved. matic, Loew's Lyceum. With "The Bullet-ProLady." one of the most mystifying nets ever presented I nvaudevllle. as the headllner. the new bll Ifor the last half of the week opens at Lioew a Lyceum i nursday. In this unique act Cant. Frank Leffel, a former army sharpshooter, apparently fires a bullet through the body of his pretty companion, Mile. DeAlmer. The audience sees the bullet shutter a pane of glass behind the young woman's back after It seems to have gone dtrectly through the body. A comedy skit that carries one back lr to childhood days is presented hy and Ward, who have an original offering in. Renewing Acquaintances. Jack Redely, character comedian; Lan-niga- n and Woods, entertainers of the minstrel variety, and Wellington and Svlvla, eccentric Jugglers, complete the H M.utrniuiMn in 1 mi ' mur In "Broken Commandments," the film feature starring Gladys Brockwell. woman Is forced to choose between her husband and the father of her child sur There is a prise In the climax. Motion pictures taken during the re cent Boston riots, and others of receo tlons tendered Gen. Pershlnp and Car dinal Mercier, are included in ijoew News W eekly. RECRUiTSlEEDEDF0R SERVICE IN EUROPE According to Sergt. Sidney R. Lusk, charge of the local recruiting sta tlon, 126 North Court avenue, applicants may be accepted for service In Kurope In the Infantry, signal corps and the medical department. Applicants with previous service rec ordt may be accepted for one year, all oihers for three years. Kfforts are being made to get tele graph operators, repairmen, expert ra dlo operators and telephone linemen for the stitnal service. Typists, tstenog raphe: s, clerks and cooks for the in fantry also are needed. in It LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE TWO MORE JOIN PORT OF MISSING AUTOS Two more automobiles were added Wednesday night to the already long list of cars stolen from Memphis owners within the last few weeks. Joe Keams reported his machine was taken from the rear of the Peabody hotel. Earl Ouster, 887 South Wlllett avenue, said his Chalmers automobile was taken by two men olad In khaki shirts. The polite are looking for automobile license No. 25573. stolen from an automobile place. owned by A. M. Speer, TIE Cos-sl- Bank LYNN. MASS. . HOUSE CLEANING is at hand. It's a hard what an impossible task it hadn't been getting its regular But consider' FALLat best. be if the house tt daily cleaning all these months ! Long before this noonecould have lived in it. The accumulated dust and dirt, which is fairly easy to down day by day, would have so clogged the quarters that they would be uninhabitable. Your Colon is the house where your health lives. It haa different ''rooms" in which your daily physical welfare "lives". These "rooms", are long and narrow. So they are easily clogged. And when constipation clogs them, your health hai to get along the best it can in a home that isn't fit to live in, any more than a house clogged up with dust and dirt is fit for you and your family to live in. Nujol is the broom that will keep this "home of health" in perfect order all the time. Nujol ii the only helper that will do this without turning thiriffi topsy. turvy and upsetting ail the "rootm" just as does. By daily use of Nujol you can free yourself from all the disease-risdiscomfort and inefficiency that come from a closed colon. Nujol is not a medicine. Not the lent particle of it is absorbed into the system. It ii a clear, tasteless, odorless, absolutely HARMLESS softener home-cleani- and lubricant. A baby can take it with perfect safety. It doesn't upset the stomach or anything else. It simply keeps the home of vour health CLEAN and COMFORTABLE. Get a bottle of Nujol from your druggut booklet "Thirty Feet of Danger." Good Turn Daily" ecs CO.. The Colon Is the Home of Health-Ke- ep It Cl earn I1 every Friday and Saturday at J. A. PATRICK, STAND NO. depend upon 1, fe "Do A yniw Dill. Rotarians Doing Good Work In Drive for Boy Scout Fund A Scout Law If you need a medicine of this kind you may HL v m mi Main 4994 One full pound Majestic assorted Chocolates and only 49c. On sale weak but since taking the Vege table Compound 1 am much stronger and better. 1 can eat and sleep, am gaining flesh and can do more work than I have for sometime.Twenty yearsagoyour VegetableCompound helpedme during childbirth.-- i wish you would print this in your paper so that other women may read it. There is nothing better for the relief of suffering womanhood than Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It does away with sickness and nervousness which is very often responsible for the lack or perfect harmor. m the home. Mrs. S. A. FRIEDLANDE.' 840 Elmore St, Akron, Ohio. l .1 ... i headaches. nir svsteni st rength. GAS N S To remove these poisons nnd tone op the svstcin Renin there Is nothing that equals a corrective, reconstructive nieillcinr. I'epslnol relieves a sick stomach and IS DANGEROUS The answer is, put a small Want Ad in The News Scimitar. helps the system regain It" It Is untitle and soothing. It strength. does not Tell just what you can and will do. The large and small em- rack the svstem lllte strong cathartics. I'or normal health the. svsteni's ployers of the city watch this column regularly for signs of good This Is the spirit that hns prevailed Members of the Memphis notary strength must be built up. Pepslnol club An of Indication Serious contlnoed their efforts through help looking for work. Phone your ad to The News Scimitar. Is natural Inxatlve tonic that restore out throughout and the Rotarians have asIn rnts- and Thursdav Wednrsdov as removes it causes orthe lost of vitality ng the llR.Oon fond for the Bov Scout sured the members of the scout Stomach Disturbances. How ganisation that they need not wo'ry The ilemnnd for Tepslnol has he-- I organisations of Memphis. Complete re ports are not being made daily re-by for the monev will be forthcoming. Thlt come universal. lis tonic effects each but the partial reports to Overcome. given will be fulfilled. sooths irrltuted nerves. Its Ingredients ceived team The blank form shown below Is a Indicate that Monvihians are reure pure. to the reouost for funds In a duplicate of that helps: distributed by tieimlne l'pxslnol Is made onlv hy sponding Gas and the wind In the stomach 'neexpec- - the team member end thev ask that The t'eplsx Medicine Co., Memphis, manner ofthattheIs fully o to any person desiring to contribute to the hy that ful', bloated feeling campaign leaders; Tenn nnd Is In strict accordance with ta"ons form and not wait until after eatlrg ar? almost certain evidence use fund this least flount never hns There hen the Meillcal Standards of the I'nlted in the minds of the Roteins that their '"tne learn member calls orwm them. if evfsslve hydrochloric add in the 49U-CA- NDY States Pharmacopoeia. Get Pepslnol efforts would be other than s"'cessful "acid Indcreating Thy nolnt out that It will be Impos- ston-nciroin: as stated at the luncheon Tuesiav. sible for the team members to see igestion." 1'avls Pharmacy. Po'hr avenue and for. bereastomachs for Add this and daogoroUK, Memrhis fre person the "whatever notary cub son every A Real $1.00 Value street: Vashburn-l- . le Drug I'e.attir cause too much ac'd Irrltntes the deliIt does." request the use of this form. v o .. neme and MMn street; A. Ken. undertakes to do, of the cate often ipa1-- it lining kert & Co.. Main nnd Adams: A. Ken. to as'rris accompanied1 by serious kert & Co.. Main and Kxchange F"oed ferments and stomach ulcers. Sleeth's Pharpiacv, Madison an.l t,aiid. sours, cresting the distressing gas which erdale; John 8. Win ehan, 13 S Madison dlitor.ls the Ft mach Mid hampers the avenue; II. U. Waggoner. Madison and normi-- l functions of th v tal interna Helvedere: K. H. Stevenson, !mar and organs, often affecting the heart. V. Bheely. Vance, and Uellevue: Kdward Is It the worst of folly to neglect such Bon-Bo- ns Lauderdale strvets: O. O Pool, Cooper a serious condition or to treat with For ths support of th BOY SCOnT MOVEMENT In Memphis, from Oct. 1. ano rotirtinna avenues; Moore s Phar 1919, to Jan. 1, 1S21, and In coiuiderttlon of the subscription of others. I hereby oidlnarv digestive aid. which have no macy, Young and Cooper: Robert R neutralising effect on the stomach acids; Ken-ellMcliomore nnd HHynurn: Subig Irstead, get. a unall package or HIm-agree to contribute the sum of I cash, or In two payments of urban Ih-u-g Tablets from Hamner-Ballur- d company. MeLemore ave Drug Co. or Wa.hburn-I.y'- e nue and Mlsstsainol boulevard Co., or any Hoyle- lrug ? Turlev Irug companv: S3." Poplar ve- druggist, snrt oftake two tnblets Ineat- a I each, payable October 1, 1919. and April 1, 1910. water tight sftr quarter glew sea. adv lrg. TMs wl'l dr'vn (he a..wlnd snl blout right o' t of the body, sweeten the Name , 1 DON'T PERMIT MOTHER OR WirB odd and .tomech. neutralise the ; to worn- - along Willi liver, stomach trou prevent Its f 'rmation and there Is no sourness or and Save oonstlimtlon. pain. Indigestion b'es, Central , Address Bldg. g tin-in- . are n safe, harmless them. Take You can't rep-aj and tnexiiestve compound ot Bismuth home a treatment of Dr. Burkhart's Ks.il t THAD M. SAUT.R. Treasurer, Sfi" are usea ny thouall Comoound. and and Magnesia, druggists Vegetable Central Stat National Bank, Memphis, Tenn. sands of people who enjoy their meals All wlU be delighted with the result. with ne more (ear of tndifiestion. adv. adv SPECIAL-4- 9c to drag around in misery, suffering with the ailments peculiar to their sex, that drag them down to misery and despair, The building was erected by the late Napoleon Hill and was purchased from his daughter, Mrs. Mary Hodgson, of Waukesha. Wis. The buildings are all In the best of condition and have ben kept modern and remodeled especially for the Goldsmith store's use, and no additional building Is contemplated at this time, it is said. Jacob Goldsmith, the head and founder of the Goldsmith store, started In IN GREATEST STOK Why will women continue - Just for Friday. An Extraordinary Offering of jSAtHPHlS' I tire property, together with the old Binmarcie notel property, adjoining the Hotel Gayoso, which is under lease. The transaction was one of the larg Tn est. If not the largest, ever recorded Memphis business property. The amount of the purchase price was not L at V m raiini Nujol Laboratories, Warning: ia Ait rv.ii i Yrtn ma? - KhIaI bRls . y, and standard oil co. (NiwjMstr). ' i.li ..1. 1. !J brarldf tbc Ntitol Tilde Mark. All drufiitu. send for tea . Joiy.NTo. CUckwrk" 4 from substitute. Nujol Tbr Constipation Sickness Prevention BEAD THE NEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED ADS  Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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