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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his place on Peter Lar
sons. three miles south and one mile
west of Kircn and three and one halt
miles north and one mile west of De-
lott on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY. 10th 1908.
commencing at o'clock. The fol.
lowing described property.
II HORSES AND COLTS IL
Bay horse years old. Bay horse
years old. Bay mare 2 years old.
Sorrell horse years old. 2 sorrell
colts years old. sorrell colts 8 and
4 years old. Grey mare Z years old.
and Two yearling colts.
al HEAD Or CATTLE Al
8 yearling steers. 8 yearling heifers.
8 2-year-old steers. 2-year-old
heifers. II mich cows.
40 HEAD STOCK HOGS 40
MACHlNERY-Ch Champion binder.
Champion mower. Champion hay rake,
One row stalk cutter. 2 Avery Guilt
vators. Junior Hays corn planter. 4
horse drag. Hand corn shelter. Key
stone Disc. Seeder. 2 truck wagons
one lumber wagon.
Free Lunch At Noon.
TERMS Sums of $40 and under
cash: on sums over $40 one years
time will be given on good secured
notes bearing s per cent interest.
WILLIS LE.ITZ.
McAhren & Smith Auct's.
Sears McHenry. Clerk. sgt.
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That good moral play. East Lynn.
Price 25-35-5O.
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with an attack of the grip. He is not

with an attack of the grip. He is not
alone in his misery, however, as many
in this vicinity have the same trouble.
Thomas White Sr. returned Sun
day after a weeks visit with his
brother-in-law, Jerry Hassett near
Denison.
Mrs. James O'Meara has recovered
from her recent indigestion and is
able to be out again.
Will Rose expects to leave for
South Dakota Tuesday Your cores
pendent did not hear what he expects
to do there.
MIR. Dwight Hutchinson was a Man
lila visitor over Sunday Mr.. Olson
took his place in the store Saturday
evening.
Mrs. John German is slowly re.
covering from her illness and Mr..
German is getting over his sprainea
foot as we'll as could be expected.
Nellie Sullivan is expected home
from Omaha this week where she
went to attend the funeral of an aunt.
She will bring one of her little cous-
ms with her; little boy three Years
old who will make his home with
John Finnegan and family for few
months.
1t is reported that Patrick Clinton,
who used to live in this vicinity, Was
married recently to a Denevr lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brewster have
leased the, Fritz Olsen property,
east of town and will move into it
March LIST. This will leave our hotel
vacant. is hoped that some one will
see golden opportunity and rent it
before that time, as it will be quite
a calamity to be without boarding
house in town.
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Nelson Brothers
PUBLIC SALE.
DOW CITY. IOWA.

Having rented my farm and de-
cided to quit farming will offer at
public auction on my farm in Otter
Creek township four miles south and
one mile west of Kiron. three miles
north and one mile west of Debit on.
THURSDAY FEB. 6. 1903.
at 10 o'clock a. III. the following
property.
10 HEAD OF HORSES 10
Consisting of good work team IL
and Is years old. / Grey team 10 and
IL years old. Bay gelding IL years
old. Bay mare IL years old, Bay
gelding IL years old. Grey gelding
coming 3 years old, span of colts
coming year old.
80 HEAD OF CATTLE 80
II mich cows. 9 of which are fresh
and balance will be fresh soon,
Herferd Bull. IL yearling calves, 9
sucking calves.
MACHINERY Binder. mower.
l hay rake. corn planter with 80
rods of wire, cultivators. stirring
plows. wagon. two seated buggy,
! single seated buggy. dray. Disc
machinery nearly new. sets of
harness. about IL dozen chickens and
many other articles to numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE Sums of $40
and under. cash; over that amount
year. time will be given on bankable
notes. bearing 8 per cent interest
from date No property removed un-
til settled for.
ANDREW LARSON, Prop.
E. E. Clausen. Auct.
Sears McHenry, Clerk. sgt.
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OLD XIRON.


Mrs. F. Norelius and Mrs. Henry
Butler were Odebolt visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Tellgren. Mrs. o. Telgren.
Mrs. Moline and Mrs. F. Norelius at
tended the meeting of the Baptist Aid
Society at Rev. Lagerquist' last Fri
day.
Alice and Elmer Nordell came
home from Denison for an over Sun
day visit.
Henry and Lillian Winstrom spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
friends in Old Kiron.
Clara Stalt visited with her friend,
Viola Butler over Sunday.
Mr.. Gustsfson and wife entertain
ed few friends Sunday afternoon.
P. E Nordell returned Saturday
from business trip to Sioux City.
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kIRON
f. E. cLAUsON. Department

baum Bros. Mr.. Wilson has made a
number of friends among our feeders
by his annual visit who are pleased
to meet him.
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Notice For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trus-
tees of Stockholm Township. Crawford County.
PENDANTS to work the roads of above named Town
ship from April lst 1908. to April LIST. 1909. The
Township s to be divided in equal parts namely.
district. Bids must show price for Sup't. alone
and man and tea N per day. same must be handed
or mailed to the Clerk or before Friday Febru-
airy IL lsos at 10 a. m. Sup'ts. must furnish sat
isfactory bond. Board reserves right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated at Kiron. Iowa. January 2sth. 1908.
E. N. SANDSTROM
Dot Township Clerk
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Dou, City.

Mrs. o. j. Judd very pleasantly
entertained the Pricilla club last
Thursday afternoon.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the year occurred last Sat-
urday afternoon when Bernice Alex
ander entertained the city teachers
and Ida Davis of West Side at five
O'Clock dinner. The dinner itself was
one which displayed great ability on
the part of the hostess in preparing
the most tempting dishes and was
served in excellent style. The guests
enjoyed themselves at the home until
late in the evening and when leaving
declared it to be an ideal one in which
to have good time.
| Starr Goddard and Mott McHenry
were Denison visitors Tuesday.
Nj. G. Virgins and wife attended
the funeral of Mrs. Underhill at
Arion last Saturday.
The committee for getting up the
bazaar and sale for the purpose of
buying piano for the M. E. church.
report the best of success. Everyone
whether member of the church or
not. is readily giving their support
They are trying to get all of the So
Letting done this week so that it may
in no way interfere with the progress
of the meetings which are to begin
next week.
Rev. A. L. Curtis was in Council
Bluffs Tuesday attending missionary
convention.
Mrs. DR.. loon and Mrs. W. H.
Virgins took dinner with Mrs. Frank
Odell Tuesday evening.
The market on Wednesday was as
follows: Hogs So. 1880; Wheat $3.50:
corn So; oats 40-42.
We have been informed that Rita
Odell is at the Denison Hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. Mary Spence has been quite
sick but is some better at this writ
ing.
Special meetings begin at the M. E.
church Sunday Feb. 2 with success
full evangelist. Rev. Chas. Window
in charge.
VIM. Galland has gone to Messing
ton Springs. S. D.. for visit with
relatives.
Jim Baher has moved his family
back to town.
Gene Crandall has an uncle her.
for visit.
Archey Brake is again working in
the Central depot.
A. f. Fritz and wife of Rushville,
Nebr.. came Wednesday for a visit
with his brothers Geo. and John Fritz.
They started home Monday afternoon.
The Odd Fellows installation and
banquet in the lodge last Wednesday
evening was much enjoyed by all who
were present. The readings by AL
fred Gloe was much enjoyed; also the
duet by Susie Vore and Mildred
Butterworth. The duets by Rena
Brake and Alethea Wiley were also
good. Brother Walters of Galva was
installing officer. and conducted the
work in satisfactory way. The ban
quet was served in the Cohen hall.
Rudd brothers had charge which in
sured that part of the program TO be
success. The tables were nicely
decorated with roses and carnations.
After social hour. and an interest
ing talk by j. w. Bell ali went home
feeling they were glad they had been
present.
The last installation of the winter
will be held with the Royal Neighbors
who install next Friday afternoon.
Jan. 81. The following are to be the
officers for the year: Nellie L. Baber.
Oracle, Mrs. Helen B. Rule, Vice
Oracle, Mrs. Lillian. E. Swasey,
Treasurer and Mrs T e Fritz Record
err.
The meetings closed at the Baptist
church last Sunday night.
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NOTICE FOR A SETTLEMENT

All persons indebted to w. R
Temple Company should call and set
tie by Feb. LIST by cash or note.
w. R. TEMPLE,
At. Denison. Iowa.
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Wanted carpenter for early spring
work. steady work for right man.
Write or phone H. C. HOOK, Schles-
wig. Iowa. 4.2t
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If you want pure White wyandotte
Cockerels. Best laying strain on
earth. Write Bill Noel. Dunlap.
Iowa. 5.ot
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For Rent "A barn. stalls for two
horses. good loft. room for buggy.
Reasonable rates. Inquire of A. l..
Strong. or at lO2. Chestnut st. Den
ison. Iowa. Aft
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Va z :5z@zza1

fabric 10 a. to produce plain surface.
Then the trimming OF the hats with 81.
gantic wings and other heavy and
abundant decorations completed tho
burden which femininity seemed de-
stined to bear.
But for midsummer hats these
heavy weight Affairs are really impos-
sible. Not only are they most uncom-
Portable. and the wise woman knows
that in midsummer half of the charm
of ones costuming depends ON produc'
ing q cool. comfortable and airy ef-
feet. Headgear that is light and airy
contributes not little to this general
impression.
Lingerie. leghorn. Panama and erin
hats are those which best produce this
desired effect. Each has its place
among the summer millinery, but tho
erin hat is perhaps the most univer.
sally useful Of all. It is not 10 dis
tinctly an affair for outing and rural
occasions as either the lingerie or
Panama hat. and 1t is more generally
becoming than the Leghorn-in fact.
than any of the three. Lingerie hats
are apt to be trying to the mature
woman. Panama hats are useful only
for morning wear. and even then are
rather unbecoming to the mass Of
femininity because Of their severity.
Leghorn hats. beautiful A. they are.
are also rather UNACCEPTABLE and are
supremely becoming only to persons
for. whom dropping draped hats are
suitable. The erin hat, however. IL
suitable for every age and for every
occasion. 1t Is also most adaptable to
individual style and can be made be-
coming to every one.
There are few more elegant ex-
amples OF the milliner's art than the
black GRIN hat which IL shown. 1t is
necessary, In order to preserve the
light and airy quality Of these hats.
that they should not be heavily
trimmed.
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1T Isn't . bit Of use." cried the
young man, distractedly. - he paced
the room with the crying infant In his
arms: there IL something alarming
the matter with him. or he wouldn't
cry like this"
"oh. whatever shall We do?" said
the young wife. as she took her or
spring and tried to soothe him; what
ever shall We dor
They were very young. and It was
their first baby. and really. IL things
had gone on for another hour ~ they
had during the last, 1t is an open
question which would have gone into
commissions first-father. mother. or
baby.
iii fetch mother" cried the young
fellow At last: She'll know what to
do" Presently he returned. dragging
the good old mother with him, almost
breathless with haste and overcome
with apprehension. Putting on her
spectacles, she regarded the infant
critically for a moment. and then said:
He wants feeding!"
"There!" cried the young father.
excitedly, I'VE both knew the little
beggar wanted something. but neither
of US could tell what 1t was"
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+, Although the wide-spreading Merry
Widow" goes cheerily ON its way. and
will be recognized during the ensuing
months wherever the summer girl dis
ports herself ut seashore and noun
tains. the medium-brimmed nautical
hat. with moderately high crown and
banded severely with corded ribbon, 10
far and away the more fashionable.
This sets sQuarely on the head without
. bandeau. and when adjusted has q
slightly oblong appearance. the side
brim seeming to be tribe more mar
row than the front and back. 1t 10. Of
course. only suitable for young wom-
ans travelling. motoring headwear. II
trimmed 1t Immediately takes the form
OF the "Pompon." chic model in
black satin and ornamented with two
black straw pompons set ON the crown
At the left side.
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EXIT THE CURLING IRON.
Girl Discovers That Thin Veil viii
Wave Hair satisfaetoriiy.

Curling ones hair on the iron, or
even enduring the torture Of curl
papers. IL folly II your locks have the
.aiightest tendency to wave Of them
salve1, according to . girl who has in
vented 4 new method. She does It
with . common face veil.
/. This IL useless when nature has not
pat the least kink into the tresses,
hat Il will do wonders wksn there IL
my twist on which TO start.
To use veil the hair II dressed in
usual fashion. but before beginning
to put in pins It should be moistened
with . soft wet brush. 1t IL not to be
made wet. but damp. When the anal
pin IL adjusted damp soft brush
ID again patted over the hair and the
head IL ready for the veil.
. A thin one Is used, because through
It . girl can see II the waves are tax
ing shape or push them into form. In
the middle of the veil. at one edge. =
tiny knot should be tied to give a
,httIe fulness. This knot il placed at
the nApe Of the neck. the veil being
long enough to come around the head
and tie over the pompadour. 1t ID
simply brought around in this fashion
and the slightest pressure forms the
waves, always provided that the hair
10 not absolutely straight.
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QUITE a DIFFERENT MATTER.

A. stranger went into . lawyers OF.
nee and asked. abruptly:
III . person falls down an open coal
hole. can he sue the owner Of the
premises for damages?"
Certainly. SIR" replied the lawyer.
certainly. Big damages. and get
them, too"
WELL" went on the client. "as my
son was passing your house this morn.
ing he fell through = coal-hole and
broke his leg"
HIM" said the lawyer. mcditating.
ly. Then briskly: Did he use ordi-
nary vigilance to prevent such an &C.
cident? Did he stop and examine the
condition Of the pavement before
treading upon 1t? Answer me that.
sir
stop? Why. no"
"Ah!" calculated the man Of law.
triumphantly. Il thought 80. The
boy is guilty Of criminal negligence.
for he might have fallen upon one Of
my family under the coal-hole-
might have killed US all, sir. As 1t il.
l shall sue him for trespass!"
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R>NuyNA
E9Nns4:zz1
NJ !

Tight clothes and indigestion cause
rcd noses.
A salve made by stewing a scraped
carrot in butter will cure erysipelas.
A tablespoonful Of EPSON salts ta.
ken in = glass Of water will cure sick
headache
Witch hazel and rose water. half
and half. is good for wind-tortured
compilations.
When the hands are sore and blis-
tered wash them in fresh buttermilk
and allow 1t to dry on the skin. ~ 1t
aids in whitening 1t.
Naphtha soap will sometimes re-
move warts. Wash your hands with It
several times a day and rub little
into the places Just before going to
bed.
Slowed fhubarb has . well-known
nedicinal value. besides being q COM
pSexion beautiaer: It il said to be val
aable for rheumatic troubles.
An ointment made for insect bites II
composed Of hartshorn, oil Of citronel-
\ and camphor. This, gives instant
ssiisG For aggravating bites poul-
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A dress Of blue and white checked
vUile. The blouse has box plat in
front, and on the outside of the elbow
sleeve. The collar and cuffs are Of
white tafeta covered with rows Of
blue baby ribbon, and over this II =
band Of white linen, finished in large
rounded tabs and ornamented with
buttons. The skirt il box-plaited and
trimmed to correspond. The yoke is
almost covered with q chemisette Of
Irish lace. The belt and rosette are
Of blue ribbon.
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One woman says that it never did
her the least good to be told to holi
herself upright until some one suggest
cd to her to imagine that her chest
was suspended from = cord. That
mental picture Of her chest held up.
supported in the air by artificial
means. did more for her than all the
admonitions and will power in the
world.
A beauty doctor gives 1t as her opin.
ION that the timehonored maxim to
hold your shoulders back" IL q mis-
take. Forget your shoulders" il her
advice. Keep your chest and chin up
and your shoulders will take care Of
themselves"
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my happiest days." said Mr.. Rock
ingham. as he signed check for the
purpose of satisfying one of the cred
itors Of his titled son-in-law, were
the days when was carrying din
nerpail that my wife had filled with
her own hands"
Him." replied his candid fellow-mil-
lionaire. I'm those days l suppose you
could sit down comfortably and eat
with your knife, and never had to be
constantly on the alert for fear you
might say you done 1t. Chicago
Record-Herald.
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Not MuehI

$50 you are one Of those who want
to be let alone?"
Yes. sir. What we want Is little
sunshine and not so much tlnkering
with other peoples business"
What line are you in?"
Il am the owner of number of
buildings that my agents are renting
to people who keep screens In front
OF the windows. 1t may be that they
are not strictly moral-some Of EN-
but it's not my business to go around
looking through chinks for the pu>,
pose of trying to discover things
mightn't happen to like."-Chicago
Record-Herald.
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A Noxaltx.

Very many women like . touch Of
individuality about their children's
clothes. and some have taken to EN-,
broidering German script letters in
red mercerixed cotton in the cross
stitchings ON the middle Of the front
Of the white linen Russian blouses.
The initial Of the child may be used or
the initial Of the last name. It matters
not at all, and sometimes these letters
are three inches in height. A little
boy, for instance. would have his ini-
tials done in dark blue cotton, while
his sister would have hers embroid-
cred in red. The effect. II somewhat
bizarre, II, At least. individual.
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Singular, Indeed.
"A most singular person. that young
man from st. Paul"
DO you think 30. He has seemed
to me to be rather ordinary"
When the band played Dixie last
night he didn't get up and screech for
the purpose of making people who
didn't know him think that he had
hot southern blood in his veins. Chi
cago Rscord-Herald.
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First Philosophical Tramp-Look at
tn uneven distribution of wealth. Mis-
ter Aston c'u'd give every man in tn
country $3.50, and he'd have $3.50 left
for hisself.
Second Philosophical Tramp-If
he'd only do 1t, what blessin' 1t nd
be. You an I c'u'd be howlin' drunk
all day to-morrer.-N. Y. Weekly.
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LlIaes In Variety.

In our childhood hlacs were simply
lilacs. and without troubling about its
varieties We enjoyed the old-time Law
endar flowers. To-day we learn Of Per-
sian, Chinese, Japanese and even Man.
churian lilacs, and from these have
evolved an astonishing number Of new
varieties. Although time has trans.
planted It to many states. It still grows
best in the highlands and IL the ~
Of the New England springtime.
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POLITICALLY Described.

This creature" said the naturalist,
pointing to picture Of = cutie f1sh.
ELECTS ink as it travels in such guam.
titles as to bewilder its pursuer."
Wonderful" said the man with the
stained fingers. 1T might be called
the fountain pen of the sea."-Wash.
ington Star.
The Meeker herald., 1908-08-08

why in the world do you want 20
build . trolley line out here? There
can be NO demand for 1t at this time?
You wouldn't have q dozen passen-
gers day"
THAT may be true. but you forget
that we could fill our cars with adver-
tisements about cheap shirts, hair
tonic and such things. Chicago Rec
ord. Herald.
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"Your wife seems to have lost her
old tone of command. Her voice has
a soft. pleading quality now"
Yes. She has acquired 1t trying
to keep . maid since We moved out to
our suburban home."-Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
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First scientist-What fools those
old Puritans were for believing in
witches!
Second Scientist-Seems to me they
must have been half-crazed. Well, we
must hurry, or you'll be late for your
lecture on "Hypnotism and Crime
N. Y. Weekly.
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who has not possessed one Of this type
OF headgear or who has not At least
tried ON such hat can imagine. The
straws introduced In the spring were
many Of them Of very heavy braid,
and this weight was added to by the
facing Of the brim with satin. which
was frequently lined with another
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A Useful Tool.

Gyer-Lots of inventors never full
ly realize the Importance Of their In
ventions.
Myer-Don't they?
Gyer-No. Take the hairpin. for
example. 1t is said the inventor never
intended It to be used in dressing the
hair-Chicago Daily News.
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In selecting midsummer hats 1t II
always important to consider the
weight Of the hat. for there are many
days in summer when heavy hat
will seem uncomfortable. How heavy
many OF the hats of this spring and
summers millinery display are NO one
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He had three daughters. One mar
ried . French chauffeur"
All! Quite original"
THE second married an Indian, q
descendant Of 4 chieftain-"
II see! Quite aboriginal"
But the third married . plain
American business mman."
Him! Merely eccentric. should
say."-Puck.
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Editor-Are you good critic or a
bad speller?
Musical Reporter-Why do you ask?
Editor-Because in this report Of
signor Growlini you say he 10 . base
singer and that the orchestra soloist
10 vile player.-Baltimore American.
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why are you so attracted to that
young man? I don't see anything un-
usual about him."
why. mother, you can't help liking
him. He eats soup and celery SO de-
lightfully. Free Press.
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Crowded Out.

II put myself Into my playing" ~
marked the ardent musician.
THAT" replied Miss Cayenne, may
explain why 1t 10 sometimes difficult
to recognise the composer.
inGton Star.
The Meeker herald., 1908-08-08

tice Of tea leaves is very good. Moth
ing cures = bee sting more quickly
than wet soda.
The Meeker herald., 1908-08-08

What kind Of . number is this on
the program entitled "A Ships Logr"
Il don't know. but suppose It IL
q moao-3ogue."-Baltimors Ameeican.
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Good Minister am exceedingly
gratifed at the wonderful increase in
the attendance of men at our Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday evening
prayer-meetings. For the past three
weeks the church has been thronged
with men.
His Wife-It's house-cleaning time
N. Y. Weekly.
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A rrxIns prefss.Ien.

A Trying Profession.
spatts-You get paid very well for
designing these striking art posters.
don't you?
Kuller skeem-Oh. yes. but It hard
ly pays in the long run.
Spatts-No?
Kuller Skeem-I have to eat ex-
pensive suppers to induce the proper
grade of nightmares to furnish the
ideas and then there are doctors bills,
too.
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LIGHT WEIGHT HATS
GUNNER MILLINERY DESIGNED
FOR COMFORT.

Lingerie. Lsohern, Panama and Grin
Hats Are the Best Selections for
the Hot Weather-Ths lat-
ter Nest esrvlcsabIs.
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shortun-Do you think you will be
seeing Jones this week?
Longun-Yes.
Shortun-You are quite sure?
Longun-Certainly. owe him . bit,
Odd, But rrus.
Here's y case where extremes
Very closely are yoked:
When q mans dry. It seems.
He's most apt to get soaked"
Catholic Standard and Times.