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Ardmore Thursday March
24 1910
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGE THREE
-T j 1Y MARY GWYNN WHITEMAN
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Tlie girls rati cook? Whoever hoard I ing Ihe "11111111111 Interest" stum which
of such a foolish thing as that! j l resorted to occasionally by news-
Why one Is lying down woin out j paiier writers preachers politicians
from work In choosing h r aland even school professors vvlion
hat things nut a little hit dull. Now as
The other 0110 Is In her room. In;- a matter of fact what does this Yule
cause. If any one should ask man know about the women of today.
She has two freckles 011 hor note fioni a physical standpoint? Our In-
and has to use a beauty mask. 1 formation has been that girls were
sent to college for Intellectual train-
Oh give us back the goold old days Ing. but here comes a dry prosy and
when women used their hands 1
and feel:
When life was lull of happy thought
and families had things to eat;
When women lived ami loved through
life exactly as a woman ought.
So sure ami holiosl In her heart she
didn't caro what people thought
When days began and suns went
down on people who. In sweet
content.
Looked on the good In life and had
no thought what modern living
meant.
Dallas News.
a
Benevolent Society
Tim Ileuevolent Society met yester-
day at their offices and completed Ihe
election of officers as follows:
Mrs. Iloldeu Seerotary-TroaMiror.
Mesdames Atiaway an d Cnthoy. au-
ditors. .Mrs. Holdun gave in her report
which was iuit satlslactory.
At a former meeting Mrs. l I.
V'uiiDciiberg had been elected presi-
dent and Mis. .1. R. rennlngton vl;e
president.
tt
Fernd.ile Review Club.
Tho Kerndale Uoview Club met yes
terday with .Miss 1'aullue lligdon at
Mrs. S. A. Douglas and enjoyed a most
Interesting session.
Mrs. Ilulard was leader.
The response was a shoit biographi-
cal sketch from some famous chnrie-
tor in fiction.
Mrs. Audrey llanway gave a review
of some of tho latest novels In a
splendid paper.
Mrs. Itawlius lead a paper on the
history of books going hack to tho
days when the Monks transcribed the
books on popyrus and by Interesting
stops reaching the beautiful volumes
of today.
Mrs. M. Iktird gave a talk 011 Kim-
lish vs. American authors In which
she preferred the Americans.
Tile club gave a discussion of the
magazines of today In which Woman's
Homo Companion Ladles Home Jour-
nal Youth's Companion. Itevlew f
itowlevs Harper's Seribners and Me
Clares were mentioned as thoe hav-
ing a wholesome influence.
Tills discussion Jed to the turther
talk of how to interest boys In hooks.
The committee on purchasing fur-
niture for tin; principal's room of their
seliool building gave In their report. In
which they stated that tables and
chairs had been purchased.
.Miss lligdon served delicious re-
treshmeiitK of strawberry cream and
cake.
it
First Ward Mothers' Club.
The I'list Ward .Mothers' Club met
yesterday at the school building wnh
an excellent attendance.
Mrs. (5. II. McKonuey wut. leader
and read a splendid paper 011 I'la-
grounds and Athletic Sports.
Miss Anna Matthews gave an Inter-
esting talk on l'hyslcal Development
Noecssniw to Moral Development
which was followed by a discussion
from the mothers.
Miss .Mubel Itoper sang a vor beau-
tiful vocal solo.
At the Imdui-s session It was de-
cidcil to have tag day In ihe near tu-
ture. The Indies also decided to assist
the W. C. T. 1'.. In the flower .-how
this fall.
rurnltuie has been purchased tor
the principal's room.
r
' COMPARISON
LUZIANNE
COFFEE
Alw.ri FRESH in ! lr liiht cn)
No OUST Al.n STRONG
Alw.r. PROPERLY BLENDED
Alw.n of UNIFORM QUALITY 1
Alwtyi liif.ctorr.
PoumliMt a little klhr tut
kiip-coit Trry much Uwvr.
Ma1 a wile mn' choice between the two.
THE REILY-TAYLOR CO.
NEW ORLEANS. U. S. A
A to 'Caricatures."
Thi Yale professor who said the
women of today wore physical carl-
entities t-nuipfirctl with tho women of
j anelent (Srcece was Just seeking no-
'totlety; "talkliiK llitotigh Ills lull" so
i to speak In other words he was do-
spectacled teacher
of tho dead Inn-
a lot of alleged
; guages and oners
measurement of Clerk aoddimxofl to I
prove that the women of today can't j
come up to them. Away with such
nonsense. The Idea of a professor j
taking one or two models from the j
art chambers of Kuropo that are
Inti nded to lepresent the most per-
fect female form divine In a period
of centuries and comparing them with
the half-dozen superannuated "coeds"
whom he has probably seen nt the
seashore In wtitorsoakcd bathing gar-
ments! The professor should brace up and
take a good look at the world about
him. There has been Improvement
in everything. Men and women ate j
more perfect physically Intellectual-
Jy and morally than over before. Of 1
course there ire many imperfect ones:
so there were In tin? olden days but
sculptors did not waste time carving
eailcntures.
We have handed down to us onlv a
few o fthe most perfect ones on can-
vas and Iti marble from a choice
collection of tho beauties of the an-
cient world. Let a similar search be
made today and we doubt not that ev-
ery state In the union aye. every
country In every state has women who
could beat the Venus de Mllo a city
block. Hut the female form divine
is not 011 public exhibition at least
outside the stage or the seashore and
tints It Is that "many a flower Is born
to blush unseen and waste Its sweet-
ness on the desert air."
The professor should come out of U.
- Uxchaiige
a-
Mlss Ruth Bras.
Among the several columns devoted
to "What Our (Slrls (iraduntes Are
Doing." Ill "The New I'tlucallon." pub-
lished by the A. & M nt Stillwater.
Okla. Is the picture of Miss Until
llras and the following paragraph:
"Miss Hath llras '07. taught in the
district schools of Payne county for
one year after graduation. Since that
time she has been employed In tho
High Schools of .Stillwater and Ard-
more where lomestlc Economy Ag-
riculture and Horticulture have been
her major work.
a-
Mrs. .1. .1. Sparks or Sulphur Is the
Sliest of Mrs. Joseph Mumble.
a
He May be a Dummy.
"Who Is .lane to marry'.'"
"Ills name Is llridge."
"Cood gracious! does she carry the
eru.o as far as that?"
A Plttcburg man wants to know
what's the use of the buttonhole on
the lapol of a man's coat. Opinions
differ but as good an e.xpl inntlou as
any is that the buttonhole was put
there to match the buttons 011 the
sleeve.
) -a-
When Wllberlorce was a candidate
I for Hull his sister oft'eied a new gown
1 to tho wives of all the freemen who
voted for brother says M. A. P. "Miss
Wllberfoice forever!" shouted thu en-
thusiastic cloud when she made the
announcement "Oh no gentlemen'
she replied smiling. "It Is very good
oi you. hut I really do not wish
! to l.e Mi Wllberlorce forever!
-tz-
A lltt'e miss riding on a Ilrooklvn
tiolley car the other day tundcicd the
conductor half fate. "How old are
.ui little girl?'' lie ipurled gingerly
h.tcdllug her fare. She pursed her
BULK or Loose
- -COFFEE
Oftn lIr from ripo4ure Often
cunt a in dut SrUom ktrontft Nr
tt uniform! H(iW rdlr blertdll
Ncvir latUfuctPrr to ny one who
KNOWS wht't Ut
PpunJ-crtit little lower but
I
t cuput very much higher.
lips for a moment then calni'v open-
fil her purse dropped two moro pen
nlos Into the conductor's extended
IMlm. snapped her purse and demure'
rcpllid: "Yon have your fan- sir;
; my statistics nro my own'"
H
i Tht- Kosimm Kluh moots this uf
! tornooit with Mrs. Charley Dobbin.
a
MIm IDxiu Towory Ik expected homi
j Sunday for u week's end visit from
! (Suthrle
Mrs. Love Entertains.
The Carter Avenue Woman's Home
.Mission Society met promptly at It
p 111. Tuesday March 'Jl! at the
pleasant and commodious home of
Mr. Love on K streeL southeast.
The following program was ren-
dered: j
Devotional exercises by ptwtor.
Minutes of prvl:nn. nosalort read
and approved.
Paper by Mrs. llnynes: subject
The I'ulty of the Church."
P.'iNr by Mrs. Lee; subject
"Christian Influence."
Solo. "There' a Beautiful (.an I
on High." Miss Kate Porter.
Paper by Mrs. Cathey; subject
"Saving Others."
Heading by Miss ''rankle llyiium;
title. "Master Thoughts."
The following lllhlo questions
which had been distributed at the
pi e Ions meeting were answered:
1. "Why did Paul say 'I am an
apostle not of men'?" lly Mra. Hol-
land. ". "If a man dees the best he
can will he not go to heaven?"
lly S. Lee.
::. "How may I know that the
Spiiit of Cod has come to me?1'
lly Mrs. Wltnberly.
I. "Why do church members do
wrong?" lly Mrs. Klla Lloy.
:. n what place did Paul preach
ttif first .sermon to both .lews and
cOntiles. and with what results?"
tv Mrs. Neul Cros-.
Till program being ended the
guests about forty In number were
Invited to the dining hall where a
most sumptuous five course repast
was served.
All present were delightfully enter-
tained and were ctihluslnstic in their
ixpret-elons of praise of the hostess'
generous hospitality which was dis-
pensed in geiiulng southern style.
The free-wilt ottering was I'S.lli.
Our next meeting will he held
with Mrs. W. S. I.e.- at the Carter
Avenue parsonage on next Tuesday. I
nt :t p. m.
Let us have a full ateudance. j
MILS. ANNA CATIII'Y. I'reb.
April Record Lists Offer'
Edison
Vaiicty and Quality. j
Wli. lli.ir vim r ImwIo I ll ! 1 11 to I
....v... . ... ....... ........ . I
tSnind Opera and high class vocal and
ilistrumcutal selections. Hie Life th.u.i
"rag-time" melody. setitliueii..t! songs
sticred numbers recltatloai (. vmi.l '-
ville sketches .vou can be a.'coinino
dated in the April lists or Kdlioii
riionograph Kecords. Theie an' tony-
I'lve numbers in all lh regular ists
of forty-two having been supplement
ed by (he addition of three from the !
.May lists which heeau.se of the j
popularity of tie- s'dectlons they rep-
resent have been placed on sale;
with the April Records. They are j
"lly the Light of tho Silvery .Minn"
In both four and two-minute llsln.
sung by Ada .lones and chorus and
tin- "Cuhanola (Slide" In the four-
minute list sung by Collins and Har-
lan accompanied by the New York
Military Hand.
There are live (Srand Opera Kec-
ords to gladden tho hearts of tho
lover of that torm of entertainment.
and splendid selections they are j
.Maruerita Sylva llamiiu rsteln's
leading soprano sings the (Srand Air (
d'Agathe from Trclschuu:" I'lorcn-1
do Constantino the great Spanish
tenor is heard In the Plower -Song
from "Carmen;" lllanclie Arral tin-
favorite coloituura soprano offers the
Yalt. Song leoin "Komeo ami .lull
et:" Knu sto Caronn.t. a barlt .110 I
well known throughout ISurope and i
South America anil who has also
Fung In opera In this country. uIiiks
the Ilriiidlsi aria Irom "Hamlet." and
Walter Soomer. leading bans of the
Metropolitan Opera House contrib-
ute lllicli It-li umber the beautiful
poetic number from "Tatiiihauser."
Tho Standard list Is made notable
by "Dixieland" a characteristic
march played by Sousa's Hand. "I'd
Kather Say Hello Than Say KSoori-
I'llye" a sentimental number by .Man-
j ticl Itomaln: "To a Wild Kose" from
AlacDowell's "Woodland Sketches"
I hy Victor Herbert's Orchestra; "Tha
I Despatch KIder." a concertina eolo
I by Alexander 1'riiice; "Cloud Chief."
Ian "Indian" (omiiosltlon by the
I American Symphony Oicluwtra;
I "How Can They Tell I'm Irish." oin-
I Ic song by lid ward .M. Kavi.r and
"Miss Liberty .March" by the New
York Military Hand.
Sadie Rosenthal a well-known He-
j brew concert ami vaudeville soprano
I contributes a Record to each Hat
1 of selection taken trout tho success-
1 ful Hebrew uitiM''fll play The Jew-It-h
Soul'"
WHEN I
AM RICH
(Copyright 1909 Qy a. W.
ham Company)
BY ROY MASON.
Dllllnn
Synopsis
Chester Taylor a youim Yule man. Is
a(..lft In New York p"'inl'e ami
shabbily "'ad. While wheeling a
truck on U10 ph r of the Sautenie
l.o meets IMlth Twining lie or-
ders an expoimlv. outfit of cloth-
ing and by Miet 1 nerve secures a
suite at tho t'tuguay. a fashion-
able apartment hotel where 14d!th
and her father ire stopping. Hp
rentores to her . watch he had
lelt In her cable .m the Sauterne
borrows fifty d . bir from Mr.
Twining and with it win twenty-
five hundred doli.n on a raclnx
tip from his tin ml Perrv Latin-
ham. He sn ur.-s employment
with (Soldsmlth At ISl si us. Wall
Street brokers .md Induces Lang-
ham to take his suite off his
hands. Ulehepiu. a nivMorloim
Frenchman who spei elate through
Colilsinlth & Klklus has loft heavi-
ly. Ho minrrcla with ('heritor ami
is ejected f IXMlt the office. Mlns
Poster secretnr to the broker
manifest Interest in Chester.
Ltiitghuin admits to Chester that
he also is In love with IMlth
Twining. Together they visit the
Twlnlngs. 'Hlchcpin returns to the
brokers 'office and makes his penen.
CHAPTER XIII.
The House Warming.
ICIklus showed (iolilsmllh the draft
on Hnissels.
"Uniph" grniitid the later. "11 vo
thousand on llrusscls. That's a sma l
one. Must be getting low. Have his
tuarglim watched inrctnlly." .
While (Soldsmlth and Perry rctl.ed I
to tho former s offhe to confer ov .r
the accetint which Chester had per-
suaded Perry to open Uichepin and
.Miss Foster were talking In hu.iled
whlMper in the next room.
"Do you think you can get him out
or town?" the man was asking.
"Yes." answered the girl her grey
eyes .shining with a peculiar light.
"1 want hltn away for my own pur-
poses Just at present. I have been
winking on !. who trusts '.nil. .'tut
is inclined to agree with me that
he Is the man to go."
"You agree to watch things 111 lhe
office and repoit to ni"?" I
"As I'nr as I see pioper. ami with
out betraying any of tin- t.n.i n:
CretH" Slllll tliegifl.
Oh. I know all that." replied KLn-
epln brushing the Idea iislde. as It
were "hut the principal thing in
that we both want Taylo- out of
tile way. I don't know .vhv you
want him out f tin way. md you
don't know why I want htm out ol
thu way. The existence of the state
of affairs is sufficient."
"Whom do you waul me 1 wot v.'"
asked tho girl.
WIkIimiiIii'm eves Illll-l-oUeil mill I lr IC-
eneil.
"Watch everybody" he rtortod
curtly.
Tho girl smiled slightly.
"You d ui't triwt me ve.y lar. do
you?"
"As far." said Klchcplu 'us yiu
trust me."
"Well if ou wore the aast of man
who would exchange confljer.cif I
wouldn't work with you."
Cioldsiulth and Perry enif"ed fioui
the former's Iflco at the same mo-
men Rlchepin re-ciiteretl the main
room. 1'err.v crossed over to tin
t. .1-..- .. I.I..1. ....... ....I.. ...ll..
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reeling ott yaw alter yard 01 hiock
iiuotatlotiis on the Inexhaustible paper
tape.
' "I think." said I'erry. apostrophU-
I Ing it. "ihal 1 have a contraption
j vastly similar to you eou 'ealed otn-
where in my head. You are far lew ; might have hltn hypnotized and per-
Interesting and exciting than a horse I Htiaded that ho Is a deaf mute."
rate and mucli more Impersonal and 'Then." said Chester "I would have
here 1 am giving you an opportunity ! to depend upon my engaging manners
unemotionally to buzz away the bal- alone to bring you In accounts."
ance it my worldly gooiU. I think "What Is your recommendation. Mr.
I'm an ass." ici i asked I'erry .
"You are" Intorjected (Iohlsinlth. till 11k that a uiuz.le Judiciously
"You are. 1 told our young friend so i otnillml miitht nrove 11 corrective.
the other
"So he
'""
informed me" ald I'erry
laughing.
"Shall I write It
Chester with monk
down?" In-jiiir.
eagonne.s.
'No'
rcpiieu rerry. "you neisin't
writ me wu an ass Just yet. Why
will you always
mix husluess and
Shakespeare?"
"I understMid from Hilly l'helps"
explained Chester gravely "that RIRv
S. had sone excellent business nr-
t Ions."
! YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE.
l'.iinlonKtlnibii:lililiic'hiMl.liiiiiiidci-iiiTl
lin-ni. r. Ilii p.'hU'.'u of .Mnitiir Cir r i Al'.s.
' TII.I.I..N-I.I .11 for nil Kui' y. ll.miiliT uwl
I t'rniry Iroul k- VVIwn jou f.i l ail nu iliwn
lu. l Y.i-iK m il wlUmiil iiK-rcjr jwi im-d 11 fiw
il' M nf i:iHtiu 1-mitlnilmiri.' A a rnnlilnr It
biM no 1 iJJi. .Mother (miy' .Vii-tiiill.iii.l.nif
It m '! by Dm nt stut by mini furoiiii'iil.
..jiij.ii- eit i nn; AiMrcvi llu Jloiticf Ury
1 li (JiOjliy
'Com. .Uli) wi 11 discus them .it
tutu li "
.Monsieur Utchepln. I Irnr thaii
Von Intend to honot mo with your
pr sctii-t thtii rvctilttK.
' Mr. Clklns ii. w that you and Mr
(Soldsmlth have taken all my uiotiev
away from me I count on ytwt. It Is
the leant rentltutleu you can make.'
Perry referred lo Ills pronil-id
hmise-wannlim that evening ntul as
they went down (lie ball tortile-
Cheater turned and lo:.1l nt htm
liiqiilrlnaly
"Why did you ktiKk lllrhcntu to
I (Sohlamlth?" he aakml.
"Oh. I don't know" said Peuv
I earelexaly. "Jitat a hunch."
I "Thin why did you ask hi in to no-
I party?"
1 "I had nlwuy asked hlm."anatr
j eil IVrry. "ami beadle I thought
II might help to mend the breach
I with the firm. Don't want them 10
' fail yen know now that hey have
! my account Aa Ion aa they have
Mini for a customer It's mm of my
business. They're the best Judaea
and l l do iinvthlng within reason '
to help them along."
"That mlahty white of vim. I'or-
rv.' iuilil Chester us they turned Into
the crowded riHtnurnnt
Prompt!) at ten o'clo k that night
a urotip of men fw through the
honpltable doorway of Perry 'a apart-
luonts In the rrugimj. Hvorjone .nine
- Twining. (SolilKnilth Klklns. Ulcho-
pin. Cheater unit several more. Ches-
ter nppeared 10 be especially light-
hearted and as Perry was warmly
welcoming bis guests he burst Into
llllllletodloilM coilK
"Oh tile An? will take the King.
And the Queen will tnUe the .lack
And now we'ie in the company.
We'll drink tu .-ill tbe pack.
Hero' to you my Jovial soul-
Hero's to joii with all my heart
And now we're In the eonipnti)
We'll drlng befoio we part.
Here's to you I'm iy Unmham!"
So sang Chester at tht. top ol fits
lungs to the huge unnovanco of I'erry t
j liiigham. I
sunt up. l liester lie lieggeit. 1
"What a the matter with you this
evening anyway'." '
"I reel joyful." replied Chester "I
have been giving a ball and I am
celebrating."
bull? said I'erry.
"Yes Willi a hiirily guuly. When I
lelt my palatini apartments 011 Wash-
ington sipiare I met one accompanied
by a couple of ilo.eu children of va-
rious sizes ami degrees of dirtiness.
I lured the Italian on tml 011 with
m.v piincel.v pennies to play for them
for half an hour or more. They really
ihiiicnl very piettlly. And one tot ac-
tually olVeieil to kiss II'. Yotl ought
to try ll some time. Come ilowii any
evening. Hours six to ten. Locality
Tnoiupsou stleet. Stop in the middle
of the t.tieet ami listen. I hiving locat-
eil iour Inirily gtirdy j on- "
"You talk like a look book" retort-
d I'erry. "That sounds like a recipe."
1
"Oh the Ten
! And the Nine
will take the Nine
will Like the Hlght.
And now
we're In the compaitv
go home till lute.
. " ' VV Oil t
can oiled Chester lustily. I
"I'm extieiuely sorry lo hear It mi-
der thu circumstances." observed I'er-'
ry. "The trouble with you Is that i
you're feverish." 1
"No" said another 111:111 "not lever-1
Ish but misguided. If he could recov-1
er from the Impression that ho can 1
slug he would leally be bearable in
spots."
"Thanks awfully." retorted Chester.
"1 know that I can't sing hut when
1 the spirit oars I try to
ml mal"
j jv it follow h ore too."
..ll.ttll. I.....! lit(.rf
.... nviem. u.- ..
"won 1 you pieiise inc. iiim; 1 uon t
t feel that my account Is safe with
I such a vile punster In the office."
i "So?" answered (iohlsinlth gravely.
I "Vi. will find out If It is expedient
to have Ills voice amputated or we
'Mild Klklni. entering Into the spirit
1 tho affair.
1 "Ami Monsieur Rlehopin 110 donb
d 1 wou(1 rtlNm. n little pill." said
1 (..
..Thnl . nitiur ...viicinc. I
: .vliman. ..1(111 th-
Incident Is painful to me. I am orr
to have made such a scene. I lost
control of my bettor self."
"1 beg Mini- pardon. Moneiii
I Rlchepin." .said Chester promptly. "To
tell the truth I fool so good tonight
j Hint my spirit soars " '
1 'Again?" interjected Perry in mock!
terror. "For heaven's sake jtop it j
lor I'll call for the police."
('hostel's exuberance was tuly
Justified l'l ill positive half starving
penury t -n du before le f jutid bins
sc'f with a n -pi- ta'di add 'airlv
There IS
bald
c-saiifxiSri
r
Hair Grower
Ii.i- ci.iwii ti 11 r .in.! i .i.imm but
hI iv whi'iev.'t list il k ilm.lc.i
lint mui 11. eil not take our word for
il Your money wilt lie refunded
if It does mil io im we claim.
New Age Hair (Irower is the oulj
lirepiiiiitiiiu so Kiin runt evil ami the
only one that can l guaranteed for
it alone reviUilireti the wnlp. It is
an ituuiii'til with ten times the force
ol Ihptiit tonics. It intuitively itmUes
hair grow In.vuuc it puts the scali
in the eoitilltiou to start ami nour-
ish it.
New Age Hair (irower puts new
life in tho IiUhxI vessels and oil
gl.UtiU. Renew the f.itt) tissue
Um which the h.iir feeds. Kills
the Uicteria that clog the hair folli-elc-
and starve the hair. Sends
Now Ar.e Chumlcrtl
lucrative iMisltiou. a number of
friends and best of all the appatciit
approval of the most Important of
all personages. MMk 1-Mith Twining.
He would have been even more exu-
berant ir he had overheard all et the
conversation between IMlth and I'er-
ry but her reception had been so
gracious ami cordial that il left hltn
in a glow of delight. Thanks to tho
accession that day of I'erry's account
another concrete proof of Ills friend' 1
trust and kindness and considera-
tion. Chester win the richer by a
considerable commission ami alto-
gether life seemed better worth living
than It had for many a moon. Thu
Sauterne 011 which he had taken hit
protracted nap had traveled many
hundreds of miles and was already
en Its way back fiom ICui-opc and
the distance seemed somehow to
typify to ('heater the Immense gulf
which appeared to him to have Inter-
vened between his prelum existence
ami the old older of affairs. He
glanced down at Ills immaculate shirt
front ami new evening clothes ree
ollecteil the fate of his former ones
in a pawn shop and lifted up his
vol"o Mini sang:
Oh. the Six will take tin. Klve
And the 1'lve will take the Four.
'And now we're In the company
We won't go home mi more
Here's to you "
A grip of Iron closed around his
Hi mat ami to Chester's amazement
it proved to be IClkluV sinewy hands
which were throttling hltn.
I To he continued)
Read This.
Hut-ant. Ok. This certifies I was
cured of Kidney IUadder and Rheu-
matic trouble by tho use of one bot
tle of Hall's Texas Wonder. I fully
recommend it for It Is a medicine
with merlts.W. R. WARD. Sold by
nil druggists.
CORN CLUB MEMBERS.
The following rules might b.1 adopt-
ed by a club with such modifica-
tions and additions as may V found
111 cessary :
I. Roys joining clubs and .! erlti;
. nlwt 1(lur tS years Of
g
No hoys shall contest for a prize
...
unions he becomes a member of 11
club.
SI. The members of the clubs must
agree to read the Instructions of
tho Demonstration Work.
I. Kaeh boy must plmi his own
crop and do him own work.
I. KxblbiLs must bo delivered to
the county superintendent of eiluen-
Hon lis October H'th.
t! The amount 01 th Meld and the
met.eid o. im ahiin nic it must In
ci i iiu d e tiir'i iioy and rtstd
hi a" b ii l two (llslnti 11 ted wit
MOTHERS FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
No woman who bear.? children need milter duriug tho period
of waiting nor at tho tlmo of baby's comlntf if Mother's
rriend is used as a massigc for the muscles tondons and glands
of the body. Mother's Friend is a penetrating healthful lini-
ment which strengthens the ligaments lubriratcs and rondcrs pliant those
muscles on which the strain is groatcst prevents caking of the brets by keep-
ing the ducts open and relieves nausea backache uumbness nervousness etc.
Its regular use will prepare every portion of the system for tho safety of both
mother and child and greatly rcduco the pain and danger -when the little out
comes. Mother's Friend is sold at drug stores. Writo for our free book which
contains valuable information for expectant mothers.
THE BRAOFfELD OO ATLANTA OA
life in that
spot!
Nm in ilt t r Inm niiK mui have Ik-i it 1 III
mt matter hmv ninny ao-callnl h i"-
KriiwiT. you have tried iltui t think
1 n. v gmuth of liair iiiii)sil)le.
NeW Age
llniiri.hnii nt to tb. not .11 i.tim-
at id- thi 111 to tin u 11 iter 1' clv
Then nature does the r .t The
llalr jim have Ik-coiiu- soft . la.
velvety fnlllnit llair stoj- I'au
Iriiff Is lemoveil new hair .tut.
to grow.
You I'aslly rub In New Ai t- liar
C.iowfr. Lmvi-s no g.cast mi hair
or clothes (las n mild ph 1 ant
fragrance. One or two applii itjoti .
a week work wonders.
l'or sole by nil druggists J1 r
Ktckngc with complete ilirections
ami printed guarantee. Applied at
beauty nrlors and barber shops If
von live out of town ami your drug
gift can't supply you semi $1 for
full sie package postaii and guar-
anteed. Co.. Guthrin Okla.
I neses. who .shall be satisfactory U
the county superintendent.
; 7. In awarding prize the follow
I lug basin shall he used:
(a) (Sivalest yield per acre....
oO per cent
I (b) Heat lu-ear exhibit
I 15 per cent
I (c) Host written account allow-
ing history of crop and all
1 expenses i!5 iwr cent
td) Rest showing of profit and
Investment S!0 per cent
Noli. Tho abovo will not go Into
effect until 1110 as many have ah
ready adopted 11 different aystcm
of awarding prizes for the present
year.
Ktperts fiom agricultural eolleRea
1 and departments of agriculture and
lending farmers .should he Invited
to act its judges ami nlno to give
talks on corn Judging and seed ho-
lection. In estimating profits uniform iric
es should be used for Instance:
. per acre for rent 10c er hour
for the work of each boy and he
per huitr for each hor.se.
Fairs and Exhibits.
Where there Is a county fulr tho
hoys' exhibit should he shown there
If 110 fair should be held In a conn
ly the boy exhibit should bo col-
'lectetl In the court house or some
other public place easy of access.
A gootl exhibit hy a Hoys' Club
may lead to the establishment of
a county fair. Kxhlhlts by local
clubs at school houses stimulate
the work ami give nno opiwrtunltieB
for general Instruction. Although
the clubs may Htart with corn the
development naturally leads to ex-
hibits of other farm and garden
crops.
Results.
The object of the Roys' lVmon-
titration 'Work Is the same an that
among men namely bettor method
of farming and greater yields. Many
of the boys In the club who begin
will continue the study In tho agri-
cultural colleges others will conttn
ue such efforts 011 their farms and
all of them will make more useful
ami moro offlcletit citizens. From
tho pleasant and profitable expert
i iti ha nf men I i iw n ml III ! 11 ft if I n f fwl r
1 '
hid ul 1 p a tti they will dovelop into
' . ... .
1 liidepemient intelligent tanners. iac
j country needs such a citizenship sicd
j such 11 life offers and will offer
j Kreiit otKrtunltles for wine years.
The professions are crowded and the
I wagiwiariiors mtua pay high prices
1 for the necessities of life. Tho wise
ami Judicious producer can enjoy
IiphRIi. wealth and contentment The
uosUou Is h-v many boys can 1
reached and Influenced thus to sue
teed O. II. M UtTIN
VHslatan' lu C'l.iieif Roys Iiemonstra-
lon Work.
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