Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 150, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 28, 1917 Page: 23 of 26
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W. H. Richardson & Co.
Buy it in Austin. Call and see samplesand prices.
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Watch Children Now! Guard Against Colds, Grippe,
Sore Throat and Sickness by Keeping
Liver and Bowels Free from Pcisons
Give "California Syrup of Figs” If Cross, Feverish,
Sick, Bilious, Constipated -They love it
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Rev. Emiel De Wulf, C. S. C., President
Austin, Texas .
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This work is o new to us and we
have to whistle, not only so long, but
women have been found in the for*
front of peraonal endeavor and sac-
rifice."
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OLD MOTHER AVBBARD
AXD HER o PBOARD |
Solid white states have granted full suffrage.
Black states, no suffrage.
Dotted states have granted presidential suffrage.
Shaded states have partial suffrage.
Single dots represent where municipal suffrage has been
granted.
hat
a thausand pardons!
Relef it instant, then the com co
cursing
that it
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BAUER & BLACK. Mahem •/ Sergicat Dreeeinge, D..
Chienge and New fork
Pronounced RU" as in RUBY, m g8s6
-BER-OID
ImUw a me bind •• ereyelime
ar mafd wuh RU-BR-r Renf-
tag sed SUSttOtD Shingles.
quirements of your communication, I
beg to remain,
Sincereiy,
A. C. BALDWIN.
A BSRNCE at Iron In the
-A Bood to the renson for
to votes by
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state woman surtrage party in
xpeech at a fecent mass meetins in
Albany that he learned woman’ use-
tuiness in elvie atfaira when he wae
Sakgeg2
A roof that lasted 20
years—
Without costing a penny
for repairs—
is worth talking about.
That’s why we advise you to
pay a trifle more far genuine I
RU-BER-OID.
It will give you longer service
than any of the many imitations,
which have the LOOKS but not
the lasting life of the genuine
RU-BER-OID.
We can supply RU-BER-OID in
Slate Gray, Tile Red and Copper
Green. Let us quote you prices.
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• COSTS MORE - WEARS LONQER.
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Iworth.
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from vet** for women
womnen for women
‘HE Department of Agriculture offers courses in
Poultry Raising, Vegetable Gardening, Soils,
of thousands of votes now
A New Slogan,
“We don’t picket, we pickle.”
Right now we would like to “pickle”
the men who are demanding, and get-
We appreciate this letter beca
candidly states what the writer
siders an objection to woman
You Cannot be
Constipated
and Happy A
Aonat Fai d-K8
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tea th.
• with
_ " tbs pressure.
Ri the BaB wax, which gently undermines the
• corn. Usually it takes only 48 hours to end the
corn completely.
C ie rubber adhesive, which sticks without wetting.
— It wraps around the toe and makes ths -
piaster enug and comfortable.\
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Stop Pain hutantly — End Cornu Completely
25c at Druggists
a pieasurer
and more.
bar min by alno taking a wralk to
et the air on th* wny to th* rolling
booth, this might also be a rest, and
a ehang And a elight.
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Prices that are
* h ool • h eu***
of the grecers
—thet they give
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We wish all who favor our
to an end. to th*
some of those nerve
she had not had an
chilAren
of th*
in 48 hours.
The little spot of BaZ medicated was covers
itself It to the dainty, clean wey.
lieved and bettered if they had som*
other business to think about.
What then, shall we say returning
to our statement that women ar* al-
read* over-burdened? Well, if they
ar* already over-burdened. then they
are going to have another burden.
If th* vote is, according to what our
objection seems to imply, a burden.
Is it a burden? Is it not rather
A pertinent question from the "suf-
t frag* department," published every
L Runday in the American at Austin,
rexas: edited by Mis A. N. McCal-
lam. president of the Austin Equal
" started in England and the third fin-
ger was added by our cousins, and
later adopted here by the Boy Scouts
would make it
may not meet with
eloved
Mee-
Dverett
2mwi
rn‘ ett
. Mat
best in tracng Thix la the old fadtan
M«a. mnys Dan Beard in Bos Life for
November.
But the wolt la ruldea by ita noea
and not by its eyes. The wolFs ears,
bowever. are a great aid to him. The
into activity
centers which
opportuntty to
those who
selves” from
faces bat
might start
j an t
cannot "divorce
two fingers of the hand, spread apart
in V-shape. This reprsents th* ears you
answer Mr. Baldwin’s objection by - , . ....
doing what the lawyers’ term “deny- Pared to them.
ill soon be strong again Get
Harsh liquide are musey and dangeroua. Paring might bring
infection.
Millione of‘people have used Blue-jay tar years. At the elightest
sppeerance of a cern they put on a Blue-jay Plaster.
One plaster to usually eufficient; once in a while an old, stub-
ber corn requires a second.
Try the Blue-jay way tonight. It means freedom forever from
aching corne.
Blue-toy Plastere at all druggists—iSe per package.
Alee Blue-jay Bunion Plasters.
o the
. Ung. such xorbitant prices from our
aolier boys. We have a profound
respect for a German spy when com-
extraneous influences
of a wolf, ths wolf being eonsiderably ya 2 % oc. bottle of concentrated es-
the best scout among the animals and sence mentho-larene and take every
‘ _ hour or two. This can be taken pure
AUSTIN AMERICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1917.
harmless, and
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or made Into a full pint of home-
made syrup. Full directions as to use
will be found on bottle. This is a
mild laxative and wih drive the cold
from the system.
Bluejay ia applied in a Jiffy. After
ehat, one docent feel the corn. The
nedon ia genUa, and applied to
the corn alone. So the corn >
denppcers without sore-
nena
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A Remedy That
T-me Makes Life
9 Worth Living
mmi_’ R I Cenutne brars nignature
m
H M. B. writes: “Can you please
presertb* medicine which will relievo
me of suCh distressing symptoms Of
kidney and bladder, as the following:
Pains in small of back, soreness in
region of bladder, frequent calls at
night but scanty flow with pain,
burning and foul odor, pufting of
limbs, etc.”
Answer: Those seeking relief from
kidney and bladder disorders should
begin taking balmwort tabiota a very
successful formula sold in sealed tubes
with full directions.
A Boarding School for
Boys and Young Men
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a relief from overburdening. Then
how a burden? Is it an end in it-
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ago-Roof
.th constipatic n poison, sour bile
ferinenting4 waste will g*n
Mrs P. G. writes: "I hesitate)
ask advise as my case is so unui
Th a word. I am tird and worn)
al! the time. Rest does not refh
me. I have been married over a 7
and formerly did not know what
was to be tired or nervous. sad
times I feel hysterical. I fear I i
become a nuisance to my husbah
this continues."
Answer: Your nervous system I
been depleted. You need a tonic 1
vigorating medicine that will aid
supplying more food-energy, to yi
nerves. Take three-grain cadomt
tablets regularly for several months
mayor of Watertown.
“Woman’s entrance into public
life.” he said. “cannot fail to have
a wholesome effect.
“In f ranco they saved the notion.
Tn Bngland and Canada they have
shown such noble qualrtes as to win
over the government to their equse.
V,
ing and at the same time confessing
and avoiding.” We should like to ask.
for instance, suppose she cannot “di-
vorco herseif from love and deal
academic justice in any case * her
her affections are enlisted.” would
not her vote com* nearer meeting the
ends of justice than do the hundreds
ria* Legion of Death* has
hole world tn awe and
in this country th*
move out of the bowela, and you
have a well, playful child again. A
thorough "inside cleansing** is oft-
times all that is necessary. It should
be the first treatment given in any
sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig eyrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
“California Syrup of Figs," which has
full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups plain-
ly printed on the bottle He* that
it is mad* by th* “California Fig
Syrup Compnnv." Don’t merely ask
for yrup of Figs, but ask for “Call-1
fornia Syrup of Higs ” Rewmber. |
"Calitgrnia.".A- a--emeds
and deal “academic justice” in any
case whatsoever?
“Though justice be thy plea. con-
sider this: Thst in the course of jus-
tice. non* of us should see salvation;
we do pray for mercy, and that same
prayer doth teach us all to render
th* deeds of mercy.”
We should ilk* to say alw gggams
ths other hand. we can proveBthe
records where women have been vot-
ing for many. many years, that
though their chief concern has been
to enact laws for the benefit of those
desrest in their affections, they have
rapidly learned to
'Toise the cause in justice equal
scales."
But we are about to take the "un-
C. I. asks: "I have tried to cure
dandruff, itching scalp, failing hair
and baldness with numerous tonics,
etc., but in vain. What do you rec-
ommend ?"
Anwer: I have been recommend-
ing plain yellow minyol for the past j
sVen years and scores of my pa-
tients are delighted with the quick,
pleasant action of this remedy in
stopping itching, falling hair, dand-
ruff, etc. It gives the hair health, lus-
ter and vigor as nothing else does.
Obtain in 4-ox. jars with full direc-
tions. ।
THE SUFFRAGE CORNER
-We shall fight for the things which wo have always carried nearest our
hearts— for democracy, for the right of those who submit to authority
to have a voice in their own governments." •
Bred
Eudora
rer, Al-
BA
Conditions wi push woman suffrage
aside, but the triumph at liberty must
give added impetus to th* suffrag*
movement If it in fact merits suecese.
Please d* not understand me to dis-
count the movement, for I am trong-
ly persuaded that it will eventually
triumph.
(4) I should say that •‘Govern-
ment by the Governed” would be a
proper and comprehensive definition.
(5) I should be glad to consider the
matter.
Hoping the foregoing meet* the re-
seif? Not
was not over-hurdening:
wsv • v,. ••• uv -u-y y- -2-, What Anstin Men
daily work of thl* good woman sheMrs. A N McCallun,
must not only look after the health* Austin, Texas.
and th* digention of these thirteen, I In reply to the questions by th*
she is compelle to think of the foo. Equal utrage association I
If H la clean: (ha milk—«f " la pure: 1 conten my embarrasement
the water—If It to germ fro*; of th* ...
justice. 1A* is based on Justice and
I have never know n the woman who
could divorce herself from her love
and deal academic judgment in any
case where her affections were en-
listed.
In answer to queston two Surfrage
to a privilege confer red by the state
which is th* unit of government. Con - t
pequently. woman's suffrage must
oome about either by state legislation
or bv amendment of the national con-
stitution
(3) In th* presence of th* world’s
struggle for political Itherty, hl minor'
questions ar* necesaarily elfpsed
ejee to htnk shout a g .
he vote themselves
A fourth small rlsa* of women
who in another way are ever-her-
gened. rnkng chocolate In bed
hkving nn eartv luncheon a tea, a
dinner and an after-thenter winner.
Those wishing further adt
may address Dr. Lewis Haket
Bldg. Coilege-Elwoo streeta
Ohio, enclosing self-adGressed
envelope for reply- Full na
address must be given, but I
tias or tictitious names will
in my answers Th* preherip
be filled at any well-stockt
store. Any druggist cah
wholesaler
Mid tn between elothes and trirta?!
ties: these would certainly he re
NOTE: For many years Dr. Bald
has been giving free advice and pi
scriptions to millions of peon
through the press columns, and doul
less has helped in relieving Hind
add distress more than any single il
dividual in the world’s history. Tho
sands have written him expressions <
gratitude and confidence.--Adv.
gk if
iZdepled
The questons samreced
g mi Mg 4 in character, the *
diseases are given and t
will apply in Mi case 9
be as candid, for as previously stated
in this "corner’" it is more helpful
to us to know the thoughts which
question than those wholly in our
favor.
Did it not seem like taking an un-
fair advantage, we should like tv
8o frequenty, to hoop put courage
up, that we feel it ia a justifiabie
pride we take in the fact that Ue
Woman Citizen, our national official
organ, quoted from our little "corner*"
in ita Oct. 20 toeue.
”We could hardly believe our eyes
when we read the other day that Sen-
ator Shafroth’s bill authorizing the
Hawaiian legislature to confer wom-
as suffrage passed th* senat without
on* word of protest or debate. Can
one imagine American women author-
ising th* women of Hawaii to confer
a right upon their men while we, at
the same time, withheld this right
from eur own husbands and sons?”
two fingers were used in salute by the
scouts here In America before there
was say scout organisation, and until
th* time when ths scout movement
tion. self-preservation. Is it not
therefore a right? Surely a right
and therefore again a duty, a duty
in A double sense, to reiease men
(wear* not selfish ) from their bur-
den of reeponsibhiity in the over-
burdening of women, and to relieve
women.
And so wo hark back to the fact
that the vote is not a burden but
a pleasure and a joy. and what man
would acknowlege that ho would
deprive woman of either?
If women are already overbur-
dened the “on* more burden” of
the ballot will be th* mieans of re-
lief—aye, relief and change and rest
• VERY facility is offered for a thorough Prepara-
— tory, Academic, Commercial, Collegiate and
Agricultural Course, with modem languages, music,
typewriting and telegraphy as optional studies.
Minim department for boys under 1 2 years of age.
Private rooms for advanced students.
Again there is another elnes of
woman—wwromen of letrure. poctal
worker*—who keep very busy watch-
me th* men who ar* supposed to
cast th* vote for others and these
women weni ha relieved if they
could have a change and someth!ng
Rev. c harien Fagnanl. proteasor ot
014 Testament tenguagea ana itera-
(ur* at Union Theolokicai seminary.
wrten:
"I ballova in woman anffeaca be-
rauM I belleve in democracz I be:
llava in democracy betause I beneve
in man (that (a, men and women
Government of, tnr and by the peo-
pl a necessarily Involve, equal bar.
kicipation of all adult tnarviduain
with no more discrtmtnation aa to
aax than there would be diserimina-
ton basea on height, complexion,
length of hair or number of teeth.”
Women La in ivte Work.
Francis M. Hugo, necretary of New
Tork Mate. Ie a Maunch supporter of
exercise during th* week and that it
would be doing a great deal of good
to her general physiqua.
Another rtum of over-burdening:
In the newspapers the Other day, I
saw that a woman bed just given
birth to her thirtenth child That
J n women's suffrage movement ns a met
ter of good public policy, but you ask
what la my “belief.” You are en
it all depens, aa to what she finds, [
on what impreseion such statements
as the following make on the A men '
can public, including boy a sass Boys ,
LAfe, the Boy Seouts magazine, tor
Novemiber:
“The importance of making provi- j
won for winter food needs wae never ■
so great as this year. Every pound of -
foodstuffs that can be spared for ax- |
port will be needed in Europe for !
feeding American troops and to pre- ’
vent the starvation of the domestie ‘
and military population of the allied
nationa. Every pound of vegetables
stored away for born* uses will release
food for export. A nation at war to a
nation with a food problem. A nation
with a food shortage to a nation in
peril For this reason It to of vital
importance that no vegetables of high
food value be allowed to go to waste.""
“W. Z.” writes: "I have such a
very severe cough and cold and have
net been able to got anything to help
mo. It to weakening my system.”
Answer: Use the following and
in books with carbon or carbonized paper for
duplicating or triplicating at one writing.
meavere: and on all along th* line
1.23” It °m.’m' ".."uron * “*1
- — - - ------ — -- due to the doubt in my mnd or wom-
Ian’s constitutional fitness for suffrage.
Th* essence of her nature 1s love and
she is wholly wanting In th* senne of
e—
A laxative today eaves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
inks the time from play to empty
their bowela which become clogged
up with waste, liver gets sluggish;
stomach sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, or your child is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad. restless, doesn't
cat heartily, full of ^14 or has the
I vrinne or a sore thros or any other
children’e ailment, give a teaepoon-
’il of "l’alifornia Byrup of Figs,"
i • ’• n don’t worry, because it le per-
Mrs. N. L. writes: "‘Last winter I
was cured of a bad case of bronehitis
by using 'our presefiptiOn containing
mentho-laxene, and have been very
grateful and contdent of getting good
advice. I wish to know of a good,
safe medicine to reduce my abnormal
weight about 30 pounds”
Answer: T thank you for ys
fidence and advise that five «
bolone tablets to the rellable
medicine which I always pres
sealed tubes with direetions
druggist ean su2piy rou. ■
James J asks: “For several ■
I have not been feeling wel
skin to sallow, my tongue to ■
have headache, am sleepiese. 5
and bothered with chronie cd
tion. Please help me." g
Answer: You need a laxativs
cleansing treatment in the fot
three-grain sulpherb tablets (n
phur). Overcome tho tendens
constipation and gradually you!
health and pure blood will ret
“Bloodless” writes: "I sign
my name "bloodless" Decaus
seems to be my condition. I aid
thin and chilly all the time. M
petite is fickle, but even when
a great deal I do not gain in we
Answer: I would advise plea
exercise and a persistent use of 1
grain hypo-nuciane tablets to
crease your blood and flesh,
tend to improve digestion and
proper absorption of nourish man
gain of a pound or two a weak 1
unusual.
Objections and Answers.
•'Women Are Already Overburdened."
(Sixteenth in series from Thumb-
Najl Esaay s.)
of course they are already over-
burdened The other day I read
in an arcount of a laundry strike
or a woman who was working (and
she was but a type), between sev-
enty-five and eighty hours a week,
standing on her feet pressing on a
man's shirt with all her strength
th order that at the end of the week
the man might appear on Sunday
in full regalia. It is Mild that
Change is rest, so I respect fully sug-
gest that if, from that wooden at-
titude of which we are conscious as
to her nether part, and perhaps as
to her arms, she was to take a nice
walk in the fresh air besides a man
who perhhps wore dickies to save
the over-burdened woman toward a
polling booth, in the meanwhile dis
really unable to answer efinitel)
question number one I have In-
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