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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
a. e M College Social News.

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West Raleigh. n. c.. March o.-Ine
5Leazer Literary Society OF the, a.
and NJ. College held its annual ban
duet Que, last Saturday night The banquet. !.
Which consisted of eight courses, M Vas
opened by DR.. D. III. Hill, presldent
Of 4. and NJ. College. in q short ad-
dress Several guests were present.
anIonc whom We're Ex-Governor Ay-
cock, Joscphus Daniels. editor OF the
News and Observer; Dr. t. T. liafrl-
son, professor Of English, and q. ..
Owens. registrar. ,.;.,,
The South Carolina Club, which was
reorEanized at a recent date. held It's
annual banquet recently. the president
Of the club. j. l.. Springs. acting as
.toastmaster. ~
cleo club has been recently reorgan-
fed. with the election of the follow
ing officers: J.. L. Hood, president; N.
S. Maise, business manager; y. NJ.
Segman, treasurer; w. II. Grow, stage
manager; j. w. Berthold. faculty ad-
wiser, and r. Blinn owen or the
faculty Of St. Mary's College,, direc-
tor. It's first appearance Will pc q
concert given in Raleigh Friday night,
March A. Manager NJ. s.. Maise IS nov
al work on arranging dates tor con :
certs to be given in the loilowins
cities. Charlotte, Greenville, Tarboro,
Elizabeth City. Washington and New
5hern sstal5.a
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Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.
Iron Gate, Va, March 5.-The four
.Confedcrates whose pictures are pro-
sentcd in the accompanying cut, are
all honored residents of Iron Gate.
Their ages all range above seventy
Their names and brief army sketch are
as follows:
The one on the extreme right in
the photograph. with hand in his over
coat pocket. Is Robert Robinson, long
and favorably known in this comnun-
ity as esquire Robinson" In the War
Between the states he was an attache
in the Infantry, being a member OF
Edgarts Battalion. He was d witness
to the clash OF the irenclads in Hamp-
ton Roads. and was not unacquainted
with the varying fortunes and hard :
ships OF soldier life In the last sixties.
Mr.. Robinson is an honored member
Of the local camp.
The next picture is that OF John II.
Milton, who belonged to Picketts d.
vision, Armistead's Brigade. Fifty
seventh Virginia Regiment Company
H Mr. Milton saw All abundance OF
hard service in war times, receiving
wounds at Gettysburg and Malvern
HILL Some Of tho bloody conflicts IN
which he participated were Gettys-
burg. tho Seven Days around Rich-
mond. the Wilderness. Fredericksburg
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Roanoke Social News.
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rsnecial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Roanoke, Va. March "a meeting
Of the Allegheny Chapter OF the ne, A 1Wea
irnf,. S\Voman's League was held We'd We!
snesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, me
rhontcr has in view the securing OF
n clubhouse. provided it can obtain
more members. At the meeting sew
er r addresses were made, e ;ld INN
the aims OF the league, and me pe'l n
fits to derived from IT; MISS , NJ y.
81. Kennedy, president Of the ch "a
in very interesting talk, SPOKE u
the good results to be obtained from pm
having a clubhouse for the women o.
The Daughters Of the Revolution
held an interesting meeting f rluay
afternoon in the home OF Mrs. SalHue
w. Jamison, Franklin Road.
& Thursday morning, in the nome o. o.
Mrs. George Gravatt, Henry, Street,
IS. W., the Thursday MUSIC cup nee
and discussed the life and works OF
Bcethoven. Several beautiful piano
selections We're enjoyed by the mem
Il Mrs Mrs. Frank Huger, who has been
| visiting relatives in Lynchburg, IS
now the guest OF Mrs. r. p, g. san
d erson in Norfolk.
Mrs. Mamie Williamson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Flora Cooke. left
Thursday for Jacksonville, Fla, TO
spend q month .
Mrs. Fred Cannaday has returned
from IA visit to friends in Richmond.
Mond ay evening q delightful re,
ception was held at the neWs ghospltal
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nndth Siege OF Petersburg. He was
among the number who ascended the
heights at Gettysburg. and recalls aee-
ing the gallant Arlnistead fall in the
awful fray.
The third soldier from the right IS
Lewis II. Ross. who served in Com
pany I. Twellty-fourth Virginia In
fantry, Picke,ts Division. Longstreefs
Corps Mr.. Ross belonged to lighting
commands and sawtinany of the hard
ships OF war. He received painful
but not dangerous wound In an en-
Eagement at Drewry's Bluff. He also
was present at the Gettysburg's ca1n-
pa.gn.
The one on the extreme left is Alex
andcr c. King. He belonged to Com
pany Il, Eleventh Virginia Cavalry,
Rosser's Brigade. During the first two
years of the War Between the states
Mr. King did much scout service In West
| Virginia. Some of the battles in which
he participated were Second Manassas.
Cedar Mountain. Culpeper Harper's
Ferry, Winchester and Mcdowell. He
received sabre wound in a skirmish
at orange Mr.. King Is also a men1-
Der Of the local camp OF United Cons
federate Veterans.
The top of the morning" and all
good wishes to this set OF "fours" and
the remnant Of the old gray guard still
: among us!
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Point, N. G., is visiting the family Of
Carey Howard and E q. Bransford,
OF Danville have been guests OF
friends iii town during the past few
days.
Miss Lucy Hall, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. -. y. Hall, has returned from
a visit OF two weeks to friends in
Greenville, s. 9.
Mrs. ". r. Whitsett and Mrs. i. H.
Blackwell are visiting the family OF
James S. Webb, In Wadesboro. N. q.
Mrs. John G. Staples IL visiting this.
week her friend, Mrs. Il. Y. Button, In
Danvnle. Va.
Misses Dixie Hall and Mary Rankin
have been visiting friends in Green's
boro, N. CT, going up especially to
attend q large dance.
Miss Marion Oliver left this week
for Red Shoals, N. c., where she Will
spend some time with her brothers
family.
y. L. Taylor. OF Henry county, Va.
who has three sisters, Mrs. j. G. Hut
fine, Mrs s. II. Ware and Mrs. ]. r..
Smith, living IN Rcidsville. has been
visiting. them the past few days.
. o. L. Roach, OF Danville, Va, former
" q Reidsville boy. has been WISHING
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. RoacH,
on Main Street, this week.
Mrs. Henry p. Lane Is visiting ner
parents in Timmonsville, S. 2.
Jesse Powell, OF Mt. Airy, N. g, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Phttie Terry
and Miss Laura Powell
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Wytl1eville Social News. \

\
Wythevile, Va, March 5.-The
lWythc Grey Chapter. United Daugh-
5ters OF the Confederacy. met Tuesday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Peyton Green. with the second vice
president, Mrs. NJ. B. Cassel, presiding.
Only routine business was transacted
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce and lit
tie daughter are at home after a
Wilt to Relatives in Galveston. Tex.
Mrs. c. +. Hollis and daughter,
Claudia. have returned home from a
visit Of several weeks to friends and
relatives in Alabama and mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs.
George Z. Carter of Johnson City, and
Miss Annie Peters, OF Bristol. visited
4Wytheville this Week.
Sf$ Mrs. John H. Guy has returned to-
Richmond after q visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert Sayers. lssl59
L Mrs. G.. j. Hatcher and little son,
Watkins. are guests pf friends in
BraSton Dew is visiting his grand :.
mother, Mrs. William Braxton, in
Mrs. w. n Crockett and Miss Mary.
Crockett, Of Diapers, were in8ftown
fora few days this week. 81
Miss Jessie Wohlfandcn is Waiting
friends in Suffolk,
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she has SO far to fall. The women Of
the French Revolution We're aercer
than the men.
Again she says, "Let home In
clude the whole country Home
does not mean all the world. Heaven
Is our home and we are preparing here
for It,. If there were no little homes.
heaven would be impossible to many.
for that Is where they learn tho road
to heaven. Do we tire of our daily
tasks? Act well your part; therein
the honor lies!" If each life could be
looked into as Godsees 1t. we would
be surprised to see the heroes! Let
the wife and mother die, and see how
desolate the strong man is. God made
us to love one another, not caring who
is at the head.
Why the women of our dear south
| land should be clanloring to vote and
Lake mems places | cannot see Here,
| where our lne,f- arc the most chival-
rous in the world, look after us SO
1 tender after our good name SO zeal
kously and would tight to the death II
\ either were overwhelmingly they
/ seem a little ncar-sighted not to see
4, that by their own acts they are push
i ing themselves out of their homes.
! II talked with one of the most cul-
4 2turcd women / ever met the other day
1 and yet the most womanly. She said
(! her husband was busy all during the
day and could not keep in touch with
tho newspapers and public thought. so
she read them for him and kept him
4 informed Didn't that take sense?
! Wasn't she really q helpmeet? She
1 had Travelled largely, been to women's
/, clubs in this country and others and
4 had thought at one timcGthat itfmigh'
HELP If women voted. She did SO
4 once, and said it was the most en-
!, lsbarrassing experience OF her life.
was so glad to learn that she agreed
;. with nc that a woman's place, Wa:
home. She said theyswerc staying too
much away from it and forgetting to
i train the children. I do not think j
would be possible for woman t
govern her home and the State. z
4 sweet, cultured. womanly woman !:
4 the most delightful person in tht
world and / pray God that advanced
thought and progress" may neve
! dim the "vestal fires" Of q woman
+ purity. which burn on the sacred alta
4: OF home
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IF Drs. Lewis and Gale. The guests
were members OF the medical profess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
HAIR REMOVERS
ARE DANG EROUS.
Physicians say: "Don't Use poisonous De-
niintorics,D II IA

rilatorics.
I l,rhe extrayagnnt claims recently made by
manufacturers of hair rctnnv.
ers In sensational advertisements unques-
tionably justify .physicians ~ cautionins the
public against the ,ise OF this class or de-
pilatorics How many people have been en-
ticcd into using these dangerous prepnrn-
lions with consequent injury 70 themselves,
cannot DO estimated but only Guessed al.
The preparations above referred to are In
in the form OF creamy pastes. which
are TO be spread upon the skin to remain
until they dry. These contain sulphlde OF
BnrIun, an insoluble chemical, which can
not be dissolved, therefore cannot be alb
sorbed by the skin. Tho very fact that you
are told to leave these pasty compounds on
the skin until they dry ana cake ana then
they are not absorbed. II they arc. why do
they still remain OH the skin? The most
they can possibly do is to remove the sur
face hair, which in consequences Will reap
near stronger and thicker after each re-
moval.
There is only one logical and scientific
way to remove hair. and that Is by means
of n liquid containing soluble ingredients
which can be absorbed by the skin. Dc
Miracle. known all the world over as the
only real supernous hair remover, Is Just
such preparation. It IS easily and Quickly
will note there is nothing left on the skin.
1t leaves the skin FREQ from irritation. and
what is more TO tho point, 1t Is absolutely
non poisonous. therefore II VIII not proouce
eczema or blood poisoning. Remember nc
matter what claims arc made TO tho con-
trary, no poisonous, pasty compound OF
other worthless connection can reach the
hair root, and we can prove 1T.
Beware OF the fake free advertisers and
others. Don't be deceived by item. Better
| take a doctors advice De Miracle is SOLD
| by Cohen Co. We Will send you 5s-page
| cerninr this remarkable treatment as wei
! as Testimonials of prominent physicians
i surgeons, dermntologists. medical Journals
and tho principal magazines. You sho y,
| read this booklet before you try ANYTHING
! write to the De Miracle Chemical Co.
Dept. IS. 1906 Park Ave. New York, simpl;
| saying you want this booklet, and 1t WI
BIO mailed. sealed, at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
/ he Ideal Woman.
BY ANNIE SMITH.

."This is the day of woman. She has
the centre of the stage. She is evoly-!
ing into something more independent.
more Individual" So a prominent edi-
tor writes recently, and such seems
to be the general opinion of the
thinking world In view of this, fact
1t might not be Irrelevant to endeavor
to determine what qualities go toward
constituting the ideal woman-that is.
the woman who must appeal as such to
the majority of competent judges.
In order to get an understanding of
the status intended by an all-wise Gre
ator for woman we. may learn the
same from the history Of creation, not
searching Tor q standard among the
new women OF to-day but going back
to the first of the sex. Says the an-
cicnt record: God said it is not good
for the man to be alone; VIII make
him q helpmeet for him.
Now, In order for a. woman to be q
4helpmcet for man. she should be able
not only to make an attractive home,
herself the centre. but TO add to the
sympathies of the heart sufficient
breadth Of intellect to enable her TO
comprehend his interests and to coun:-
sci and support him in his worthy un-
Gdertakings and ambitions. woman
who can make her husband a pudding
or divert him for a moment With q TT
less prattle concerning baby's ilrsts
tooth or a Forthcoming bridge party,
but who helplessly wrings her hands
on learning that financial ruin stares
him5ln the face having no word Of sens
sible advice to OFFER, because her rea-
soning faculties have never been de-
veloped beyond those .of q hen spar
row, is not the companion God intended
! for man.
| While the interests of home naturally
lie nearest the heart of every good
woman, every reasoning woman must
realize that all interest cannot end
there. After due consideration for
husband, children and friends must
come an interest in the progress and
we'll being or city or4town, state, coun-
try and even the whole world.
The question, shall Women Vote Z"
has been agitated of late, and 1t might
he asked: shall the Ideal Woman
Vote" BY all means, yes she
wishes to@do So for the ideal woman
must, iirst of all, he sensible wo-
man, and sensible woman may pc
TRUSTED in the exercise OF her judgment
LIT does not seem wise policy tof
women to sit indoors on elecNo on day
admitting the making of government
to be in the hands OF the vicious and
| the corrupt, and think thus to shut ou'
1 the consequences of abandontng 6 a ht
making OF, laws and government e
lsuch an element.
Voting is not such j hard place 9
work ms some persons seem 10 Y hlllh
a girl might PIT a 9lip Of paper INT
1.-the ballot hos AZ easily as she coul'
drop penny intoga slot'machilie Wllel
.she wishes ia ST leN Of chewing III Gun
And a woman might vote MI tho y
loc Kin M her Child at home as, sastl
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Winston-Salen Social News

Especial TO rho Times Dispatch
winston-S Salem N. G.. March 81
Tho occasion that attracts more
visitors 10 the Twin, City than any my
a century and n half has been OBJ
served by the good Moravtans. When
the weather is favorable the peauti-
2ful and appropriate service held ~. IN
sun Is rising, Is generally attended
by from eight to ten thousand peo-5
pie. Letters are already being re-
ceived here from relatives and friends
in this and adjoining States, bring
be expected here tor the Moravian
Easter services, and the annual OBJ
sseryance OF the event on Easter Mon 4
day. y, /,
concluded the study Of those Interest
ing countries, Norway and sweden,
Miss Sadie Walker read an excellent
paper. "Health Exercise and Amuse,
8ments''; Mrs. w O. Spencer referred
tries; Mrs. ". 7, Carter spoke on Inc 4,
Press" telling OF the unique way 3. w.
papers had Of handling the news;
Mrs. Q. B Eaton paid "a glowing, ~.
butte to the women OF sweden, " =
~. II. Marler gave fine des !,tl !; !.
Emma Leinback gave q charInlMb
sketch of Creig. Norway's great. COM
poser Miss Ethel Follin. who has as i. !
voice OF remarkable sweetness, g ;H,;e
another selection from the same COM
poser. was feelinsly INTERPRETERS ny
Mrs, r. S. Galloway, who played, g1r tua
memory; Mrs. j. g. Buxton sconaucl!eu
tho magazine review. assisted by MISS ls's
Ida Hinshaw, who told Of the Art \, !, ana 1,,S
Artists OF Norway and Sweeden';; Mrs:
G. II. Webb read several letters 70
Sorosis, one asking for co-operatlo,h
lin investlgatines the physical .de l;ea5
OF children in relation5to en- scnooA
ways and another on 'Elouseh 9!
Economics" At the next meeting
the study of Holland will be taken
up. . .5s !, !, !.
Sp sa, Rsaa rs hs
tional interest--"IIo usehold sono,,
niles. The program includes several
lspapers which promise to be or aD-
gsorbing interest to the members
the Monday Afternoon Book Club this
week. Mrs. f.. II. Fries was to have
Tread paper on "Braail,' but II her
jabsence from the city the subject was
l5handled by the membership as q
1 whole. 8s, 5
Colonel and Mrs. r. II, Fries u re- g
turned this week from q most dell ght,
|Bful and extended visit TO several
i Northern cities.
/ Colonel and Mrs. w. a. Blair return
among the orange srover-An FLORIDA
Mr., aud Mrs II. G. Chatham. Cap
i tain J. R'Gilmcr and other cltl1 a1s
who have been in tho mild g3Weat q
state for several weeks Write Sri ana !.
i homeward next week.
4 Miss Louise Bahson Is the gues1
Il OF friends III Charlotte
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OIL dts LEVI s. ana fSlale. s5IIe GUESTS
We're members OF the medical profess
sion.
Or. and Mrs. w. B. Hatcher, Of
Lynchburg, who have been guests of
their daughter. Mrs Roy 3. Smith.
have returned home.
# Miss Nellie Stewart, of Botetourt, is
the guest of Miss Ernestine Buford.
Mrs. John +. AIalloy. OF Whining
ton. Del. is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. E. s.. StarkeY.
Miss Faith Stahlman has returned
to her home In Columbus. O., after
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. J. S. Battle has returned from
Radford. where she spent a few days
with her daughter. Mrs. y. r. CoWan.
Miss Jean Duncan Watts has re-
turned from an extended visit to
friends in New York.
Miss Ross Bass. of 8Danyille, who
has been the guestSof her sister, Mrs.
b. S. Meadows. has returned home.
Mrs. Albert Gillespie and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mayola. Of TazeWel, spent
several days here this week With Mrs.
A. d. w. Walton. They left Wednes-.
Mrs. d. q, Randolph has returned
70 y Winchester, after Visiting Mrs.
.Lawrence IS. Davis. in this city.
Mrs. Charles G. Kizer returned to
Norfolk Thursday, after visiting
friends in this city.
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Ear,nville Social News.

Especial to The mes.Dispatch'j
Farmville, Va, March e'-n ,a1n y. ~
friends at her home on Tuesday night
from TO IL o'clock, in honor OF Miss
Eggleston, of Charlotte Courthouse.
After merry advertising contest. III
Elizabeth Richardson and their part
ners tied for first honors. delicious re-
freshments were served. The occa-
sion was thoroughly informal ana en-
.joyable, and at midnight tho guests
to the hostess. Those assisting Mrs.
Spencer to receive were Mrs. c. B:
,Crute. Mrs. Cabell 0gbnrn. Jr., and
Mrs. S. D.. Walton. The invited guests
were Misses Lucy Esg le:,L,aa, sa 1,ax
Marguerite Watkins. Mary Johnson;;.
Elizabeth Richardson. Grace and
Lockctt Walton, Alice Burgess, VIZ
ginia Paulett and Mildred Richard
Roger S. Warren, Frank and johnson
Wootton Horace Adams. Burton 15lan-
ton, Gray Paulett, J. w. Hubbard.
clyde Carter. a. v. Wade and Or. X.
l.. Hudgns.
her oe the women assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. " Walden for
The purpose of organizing u Tumble
Club The members propose to meet
once week with their fanc ..,, sewing ,s ,,s
or plain nceIIG +Woih
roads aloud all fingers VIII be pusliS
at work
CITY, Ark. inspector of the Alpha
Sigma Alpha Sorority. Is visiting the
Abba Chapter OF the state Feinale
Normal School She has visited chap
tiers ut Columbia, Brennan and ct.
Mary's and Will go from mere 10
I.ynchburg to inspect Randolph Macon
sWoman,s College, in that city. Misses
Virginia Proctor and Clara Wlllians.
Isof the Lynchburg college. came down
to Farmville this afternoon TO be With
the Normal School chapter.
Mrs W. Q. Newman. who has usen
In one Of the Richmond hospitals. Tor
some weeks has so far recovered as
TO be able to return home.
Mrs. Duff and her son. j. Isadtor't
I}Duff. or Lincoln Neh., have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. We. Robih-
r. II. Rice, of this town, will go
| to Virginia Beach to live with ms
| son, who has been resident OF thai
| resort for some years.
/ Miss Lucy Knight is visiting irlenas
| in Lynchburg.
4 school, has been attending the Ma
ttional Educational Association " ~
I Indianapolis during the week:
Professor Lee Bidgood; Tor seSeEa
wears N member of the Normal Schoo
/ faci,lty. has accepted a position y
I The University of Wisconsin,.
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Reidsville Social News

tspeplai 10 The Timea- pspatch.l
Reidsyille. n. CO., March 5.@-Alvs.s
,EIarrelson and her daughter. MISS
Aliee, OF Richmond, have arrived ~ 2
sReidSville. end will make their future
5Phillp Harrelson, OH Main Street. ~
%i Miss Mary Trotter has been ON q
visit OF several days to friend y N w
I Mrs. Gleyelana l'lnntx. oe lal1n
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Andrew E. Orr, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Andrew E. Orr, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said admins trator with will annened at his of flee in Flagstaff, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Coconino.
 C. ]. Rabbit,
 Administrator with the will an- nexed of the estate of Andrew E.. Orr, deceased.
 Dated, Flagstaff, Arizona, this sixth day of September, 1910. o-7
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
Notice To Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the Duplicate Assessment Roll oi Coconino county, Arizona, is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levied for the year 1910; that said taxes will become de- linquent on Monday, December roth, 1910, being the third Monday in December, and, unless the said taxes are paid on that date or prior thereto, interest at the rate of one percent per month, together with other statutory penalties, will be added thereto.
 Payment of taxes may be made at the office of the County Treas urer in the court house at Flag staff, Arizona, at anytime, except Sundays and legal holidays, be- tween the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p. m.
 l. R. TREAT,
 Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax
 Collector; Coconino Coun.
 ty, Arizona. 44-47
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
Jones Finds a Pin

Have you heard about Jones good lucke Jones started down town the other morning and saw a pin lying on the edge of the side walk. He had heard that If you find a pin and pick it up, all that day you'll have good luck" so he stopped over to capture the prize.
 Jones was wearing his new stiff hat, and as he stopped, it fell from his head and rolled into the gutter; his talse teeth fell and landed in a nice soft mudhole; his eyeglasses dropped to the sidewalk and were broken into hundred pieces, and the tightening of his suspenders broke button off from his trous- ers--but Jones got the pin.
 Are you throwing away your en- ergy by working for years at a very small salary2 Jones could have gone to the store and bought a package of pins for a nickel. You can come here and secure a busi- ness training that will be just as economical for you as this plan would have been for him.
 San Bernardino Business Col lege and Civil Service Institute.
 45tl San Bernardino, Calif.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
ITO Be or Not to Be"

constantly coughing depends on whether or not you use Dr. Bell S Pine-Tar- Honey. A few doses will stop that cough. Hunter Drug Go.