The Leedy Times And Herald (Leedy, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1923 Page: 2 of 8
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THE LBEOBY TIMES
KEELED AT 80
GOES TO WORK
After fourteen yean of enforced
fdleneaa becanae of IU health J H
Keeler widely-known Maryland clti-
ten has falned forty pounds at the
age of eighty years and gone back to
work every day Mr Keeler who re-
sides at 8706 Thirty-Second St Mt
Ranter Md gives entire credit for
his extraordinary rehabilitation to Tan-
lac "My stomach was in such terrible
condition I could hardly digest a
thing" says Mr Keeler "It would
swell to nearly twice Its normal site
and I would have frightful pains
through my stomach and back I felt
so weak dluy and miserable work
was out of the question In fact my
friends gave me up on three or four
occasions
"Five months ago I began taking
Tanlac and Improved from the very
first bottle I how eat anything on the
table have gained forty pounds and
am back at work every day Actually
I feel like a boy again It would be
ungrateful of me not to praise Tan-
lac" Tanlac (s for sale by all good drug-
gists Accept no substitute Over 37
million bottles sold
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Nature’s
own remedy for constipation For sale
everywhere — Advertisement
Census of Greenland
The population of Greenland ac-
cording to an official census completed
by the Danish government the results
of which have Just been made known
consisted of 274 Europeans practically
all Danes and 14081 natives states
the American consul at Copenhagen in
a report to the Department of Com-
merce The natives number 6729 men
and 7352 women
K FEELING OF SECURITY
Ton naturally feel eecure when yon
know that the medicine yon are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs
Such a medicine ia Dr Kilmer's 8wnp
Root kidney liver and bladder remedy
The mme standard of purity strength
and excellence ia maintained in every hot-
tie of 8wamp-Root
It is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herb 1
It ia not a simmlsnt and ia taken in
teaspoonful doeea
It is not recommended for everything
It ia nature's great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney liver and bladder
troubles
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of Dr Kilmer's Swamp-
Root If you need a medicine you should
have the best On sale at all drug atoms
in bottles of two sixes medium and large
However if you wish firat to try this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr
Kilmer A Co Binghamton N Y for a
sample bottle When writing be cum
and mention this paper — Advertisement
Much Talcum Powder Used
If the tins each measuring four
Inches in length necessary to bold the
10000 tons of talcum powder used by
women In America last year were
placed end to end they would extend
2147 miles or from New York to
Santa Fe N M
CHILDREN CRY
FOR “CASTORIA”
Especially Prepared for Infants
and Children of Ad Ages
Mother! Fletcher’s Castorin has
been in use for over 30 years to relieve
babies and children of Constipation
Flatulency Wind Colic and Diarrhea
Haying Feverishness arising there-
from and by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels aids the assimilation of
Food giving natural sleep without
opiates The genuine bean signature
u
His 8ize
"Sir I am able to read between the
lines and—"
“Ah yes" Impolitely interrupted J
Fuller Gloom "You are one of those
persons who understand nothing but
the blank spaces?"— Kansas City Star
Baby’s little dresses will Just simply
daxsle If Red Cross Ball Blue Is used
in tbs laundry Try it and see for your-
self At nil good grocers— Advertise-
ment o 1 - O '
Words are all right when backed
by brains
Uneasy lies the head with a pries
Urges Simplicity
as Style Slogan
Prominent' ‘‘Movie” ActreM
Saji Personality Should
Be Considered
'
In a recent Interview with a fashion
writer a prominent “movie" octrees
aid:
“Dress Is a reflection of one’s self
Style Is personality For that reason
I don’: believe In a general cut-and-drled
stylo Personality Is not cut
and dried Some girls can wear tbs
long-walsted dress others the short-
walsted Why should either type wear
the kind that present them In a poor
way? Style enhance else It Isn’t
style
"The girl earning her own living
should refrain from Indulging In ex-
treme clothes of any sort during busi-
ness hours plain clothes are so at-
tractive when well fitting and well
made
"These daysAhe girts earning their
own living are In the majority I
would say They can set the pace if
they wish You have the 400’ of so-
ciety Why not the ‘400 of business?
"What Is the origin of style after
all? Eve wore a flg leaf Her modiste
was Nature Eve’s direct descendants
wore flg leaves too Then' one day
one of the visionary descendants
creased her flg leaf on the sides
That was the beginning of the plait
Naturally the other descendants
wouldn’t permit her to start some-
thing that brought all the men to her
they too creased their flg leaves
One day another style reactionary
trolled forth from the village and
with a borrowed club klUed herself a
nice bear
"When she made her appearance
eld la superb bear akin adroitly
draped on her slim form there was
a general gasp from the stunned de-
scendants All the men flocked to the
bear dresser' ' Notice how with each
change la style the men flock to the
changes’
"Through the cgea styles have
fluctuated from exaggerated simplicity
to exaggerated lavishness With In-
creased population competition to out-
attract others has developed to such
Cartwheel of Ribbon
Decorates Chic Hat
A cartwheel of twisted black moire
ribbon enhances this very dainty hat
ef black haircloth and worn with a
summer neck fur
Animal Dretiei One
New Season Feature
This year the animal dresses ere the
sensation of the season according to a
fashion writer In the New York Trib-
une An artist has been called In who
has designed all kinds of Intriguing
and amusing little beasts that are ap-
pllqued onto simple chemise dressea
with the finest sewing Imaginable
Elephants tigers panthers and other
denizens of the Jungles come into be-
ing in crepe de chine to bring a new
note Into fashion
All Peris Is talking about these won-
derful dresses and tbe smartest women
are ordering them quickly for here at
last Is something new that does not In
any way Interfere with the sUm 11ns
that they really cannot bear to part
with
An exquisite variation of this typs
of dress might almost be called "A
Midsummer Night's Dream" It Is la
pale gray-blue crepe de chine with
waved yoke and deep knee hem of
palest silver gray that La si most whits
looking Ilk ths billowy whit dosds
that'floot across a- samass Ay- eTbs
Outfit for Afternoon
Featuring Embroidery
This Is an Ideal combination for
afternoon wear It consists of a vary
handsomely embroidered ecru blouso
embroidered with gold and toast color
with skirt effect of plaited crepe d
chine— In toast over the same em-
broidery as the walat
e keen pitch that only the artist of
fashion reaches nearest perfection
"The happiest compromise then for
those of us too busy working to mako
dress our vocation la to adopt sim-
plicity for our slogan Let the 4000'
take stylo by (be horns as It were
and set the pace for ouraelves Ilk
the ‘40P do for themselves"
Sweet Pea Frock in
Many Pastel Shades
Two-tone ribbon In many pastel
shades may be combined into a frock
as alluring as a bouquet of rweetpeaa
The bodice Is of bands of ribbon run-
ning horizontally across a chlffou foun-
dation The first band Is tied Into a
large soft knot near the left shoulder
the second nearer tbs center and so
on the last being on the extreme right
The ends of the ribbons fall from the
shoulder over the arm in uneven
lengths The skirt consists of nothing
but ribbons ell tbe same width bat
each a different length one end fast-
ened to the bodice the other hanging
free falling toward the knee and some
coming to the ankles Beneath the
ribbons Is a transparent foundation
skirt of flesh-colored chiffon The en-
tire frock Is Hawaiian and bizarre la
effect but represents the height of
fashion with Its predominance of rib-
bons Fade In Vella
Yells of a wide mesh embroidered
with a deep border sometimes la
colors asd often with an elaboration of
the resign at tbe corners are used to
trim some of the new spring hats The
nine-inch veil known as tbe nose veil
will be tbe roost Important veiling note
for 711 It will be popular In all
meshes and In many varieties of de-
sign Incudlng paisley effect
walst-llne is appllqued with uneven
scallops of tender pal green repre-
senting willow trees and shove and be-
low are tall slender dark green poplar
trees The dress look like an artist's
conception of tree-bordered lake with
a reflection In the water The tep of
the dress Is continued Into long six-Inch-side
ends that tie In loose bows
over the arms to take the place of
sleeves
Printed materials form very large
proportion of the day dresses There
are odd potntllUste design and old-
fashioned flower patterns Colonial In-
spirations and the quaint convenUoaal
mall flower-blurred designs that oir
mothers loved
Most of these dresses srs mads
either with a loag drooping bow on on
shoulder and another at one aide of the
waist or else with a smalt bow st ths
back of the neck and second on ths
hips- The hack bow leaning toward
ths hustle effect Is very much favored
la this collection
Vegus far FIs Its
plaits domlaatd ths mods of spring
In afternoon frocks of aUk and cktflka
EStOYD 17STC2I KTCSUTmi
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SundaySmool
’ Lesson ’
(By MY P B flTZWATSn Ik D
Teacher at Bngllah Bible la the Moody
Bible leatltut of Chicago)
Oopyriekt IMS Wootwo Mowososoo Colon
’
LESSOR FOR JULY 15
SIMON PITIR
LESSON TEXT— Motthow
John S1-1S-T
GOLDEN TEXT— "Lord Thou knowoat
oil thlngo Thou knowoat that 1 lovo
Thoo’’— John 11:17
REFERENCE MATERIAL — John
1:11-41 John 1S:1S-11 11:1-11
Acto 1:1-S
PRIMARY TOPIC— Potor Iho Holpor
ot Jooua
JUNIOR TOPIC— Tho Loader of the
Twelve
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-
IC— Peter’s Failure and Successes
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIO
— Peter’s Weaknesses and Strength
1 Hie Nam (John 1:42)'
Ths name which he bore when In-
troduced to Christ was Simon which
means "hearing” But Jesus gave him
a new name — "Peter" which means
“rock’ This showed what he was to
become
II His Call ( John 1 :4L 42)
Hla brother Andrew brought him to
Christ This brought him Into fellow-
ship with ths Lord From ordinary
dlsclplesfilp be was called to special
ministry (Luke 8:10) From being s
fisherman ha was called to catch men
III Peter's Character
L Sincere What Peter waa at
heart could be read on hla face He
was free from duplicity People could
understand him Because of this
characteristic they could tell when he
was lying Yet even when people
knew be was In error they could be-
lieve In him He seems to have been
Ignorant of the word "diplomacy"
2 Prompt He had tbe ability t
decide and act quickly aa the occa-
sion demanded This made him real
leader Hla action at tbe empty tomb
waa an example of hla promptitude
John outran Peter but Peter wee the
first to enter the tomb When Corne-
lius sent for him at Joppa be respond-
ed without delay
8 Courageous While Peter played
the coward sometimes be wee for the
most pert a brave man No doubt It
waa through cowardice that he denied
the Lord but It wee hla courage that
brought him to follow the Lord Into
the palace of the high prlesL
4 Intense He felt keenly and
acted with vigor Whether right or
wrong what he did he did with eU
his might When he preached It was
with p&sslon No Oner example of
burning eloquence can be found then
hla Pentecostal sermon
IV Peter's Confession of Christ
(Matt 16:13-18 21-23)
The disciples had been with tbe
Lord for several years They had
beard Hla mighty worda and seen His
mighty works - Various opinions were
extant out Him It was now neces-
sary for them to have e definite con-
ception of Him The Master-Teacher
knew the necessity of having the dls-
clplea get tbe right conception of Him-
self 1 What it Wae (v 16) It Involved
Hla Measlahahlp— “The Christ" and
deity— "Son ef tbe living God" Tbla
Is the burning question today Tbone
who have ths right conception of
Christ’s person and mission hive no
trouble In the realms of science phllov
vphy or ethics
2 Christ’s Commendation (v 17)
Ha pronounced him blessed Truly he
was blessed for he both possessed end
confessed the ChrlsL The evidence
that Peter wes blessed "was that he
was In spiritual touch with tbe Father
In Heaven
8 Peter’s Blessing (v 18) Christ
declared that he should be the founda-
tion stone In His church Christ la the
chief cornerstone on which ths church
Is built Christ’s person and Messiab-
sblp was confessed by Peter end on
this rock Is laid ths foundation of
apostles snd prophets (Eph 2:20)
All believers art living stones of this
boose (I Peter 2:5)
V Peter's Restoration (John 21 :15-
17) Peter grievously sinned In denying
the Lord but he made s confession
shedding bitter tears of penitence over
his sin and folly 17e Lord tenderly
dealt with Uls erring disciple end re-
stored him In this restoration He
brought to Peter’s mind the essential
qualification for hla ministry Love Is
the preeminent gift for Christ’s serv-
ice To Impress this upon him he
three times asked the question "Lovest
thou me?" Three rlasees of people
wefe to he served: (1) Those be
ginning ths Christian Ufe— "Feed my
lambs" (2) Tbe mature Christians—
"DbepheO my sheep" Tbe shepherd
needs le protect end feed tbe sheep
lve is ths on essential equipment
for this service (3) Tbe aged Chris-
tians— "Peed my sheep" Lots is
coded Is dealing with ths fathers and
writer to Israel
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BsgUSfktOf
Blow or White
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Opportunity Calls
frcsui SAMiBA
Visit Canada this summer
—sea for yourself the otp
portunhk which Canada
offers to both labor and
capital — rich fertile vir-
gin prairie land near rail
ways and town at 815 to ‘
I 20 in acre— long terms if
desired Wheat crops last
year tha biggest in hurtorr
dairying ana bogs pey well
mixed fanning rapidly In
crating
EidrskmoolstandU
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Other special rates any day
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M J JOHNSTONE
Desk W
2612 Msio toast
Eeeoea Cky Mo
Crt4sk
Georgian Never Heard of Ty Cobb
That "a prophet la not without hon-
or save In hie own country" was
brought to mind In Judge William H
Heston’s court when Mrs Robert
Walker negress witness for her hus-
band who was charged with larceny
declared that although she came from
Georgia she had never even heard of
Ty Cobb until she came to Detroit —
Detroit News
Cutlcura Comforts Baby's Skin
When red rough and Itching by hot
buths of Cutlcura Soap and touches of
Cutlcura Ointment Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent-
ed dusting powder Cutlcura Talcum
one of the Indispensable Cutlcura
Toilet Trio— Advertisement
Safety First for Raymond
When Raymond took bis school re-
port home to bis father be waa very
angry and scolded' his small son for
being Bt the bottom of the class
"But there’s nb need to worry
daddy" Raymond said calmly "I
think It’s the best place because
you're safe there You can’t get any
lower"
A REAL SHINE
EVERY TIME
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Coleman, John. The Leedy Times And Herald (Leedy, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1923, newspaper, July 12, 1923; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1757446/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.