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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

We have more room now and more
conveniences and can serve you even
better than before. Elite Parlors, 216
Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

1 big lot Kimono Flannelettes. good
coIors, Persian designs, worth II lie;
n pria. Letter ..'l. Sale 843c
Cutting Flannels and Kimono Flan-
nels, solid and fancy patterns, n
worth 15c; Red Letter Sale. = Il
French Kimono Flannels, light and
dark eolorings. pretty floral designs,
worth 1Se; Red Letter Sale OIL
price ........ SfZC
Yard wide bleaehed Domestic, worth
price icsS' 1870 Asa 1s''s. sais 642c
Hope and Gold Medal Standard
Blesehed Domestic. worth Oh
Zoe; Red Letter Sale price CfoC
Genuine Fruit of the Loom, bleaehed
Domestic; Red Letter Sale n
price -.-.----..-.-.---- ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

The Wednesday Bridge club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. George r. LIE
Baron, on the Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

Miss Lillian Crawford will entertain
The Girls Thursday Bridge club next
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
WOmens' and Child
rens' Hose

Women's black and tan hose, worth
II lie; Red Letter Sale O.
price --------.----. ~
Women's black and tan hose, worth
15c; Red Letter Sale -
price Northumberland. i 4 Il
Women's fast black hose, with white
feet. worth Csc; Red Letter IN
Sale price .... 1SC
Women's fast black and tan hose,
fine Isle thread, worth 35c; Or
Red Letter Sale price AOC
Children's ribbed hose, black and tan,
worth II LIE; Red Letter Q
Sale price . &C
Children's heavy and light weight
ribbed hose, black and tan, worth
1 lSs. Red Letter Sale 12c
price .-.-------. -.-------- = - -
Children's Black Cat ribbed hose, dou-
bic knees. heels and toes, worth to
Soc; Red Letter Sale ~
Pd1SC - - -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
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The Tuesday Evening Bridge club
will be entertained by the Misses Ma
ME and Kathrine Flynn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

Bridge was the interesting form Of
entertainment provided on Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. ]. B. Gray for a
large number Of her friends. Mrs. ".
c. Kluttz was the fortunate winner of
the first prize, a pair of hand en-
broidered pillow cases, and the second
prize, a pretty lunch cloth, went to
Mrs. George LeBaron.
Mrs. h ". Brcaddus received the
consolation prize.
The punch bowl held the central po-
sition on the refreshment table, which
was attractively set with drawn work
doilies and decorated with pink sweet
peas.
Pink carnations and sweet peas were
used in the decorations throughout the
house, and, after the games,- dainty re-
freshments were served
A charming social occurrence of Ae
week was the bridge party on WedneA
day afternoon at which Mrs w wv
Turney was the gracious hostess. For
those who did not play cards, social
hour was enjoyed in the library This
was the third and last of a series of
delightful parties given by Mrs. Tur-
pey during the month. Red carnations
and ferns were effectively displayed in
the floral adornment Of the home and
at the close of the games the tables
were spread with embroidered doilies
and delicious luncheon was served.
Those enjoying Mrs. Turney's hospi-
tally were: Mesdames Frank Ainsa.
R. c Candy, ]. B. Gray. r, c. LOOMS,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

:. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY >
: NEWS on PAGE 20. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

The Silent Twelve club held very
pleasant meeting on Thursday after
noon at the home of DR.. Ida Bishop.
Games and contests was the form of
entertainment provided for the after
noon. In the guessing contest, Mrs J.
F. Miller won the first prize, a hand
some hand painted hat pin, and Mrs
A H. Key secured the second, a hand
painted cream pitcher.
The consolation prize went to Mrs.
w E. German.
Refreshments were served the guests
who were: Mesdames E. H. Burk. J.
w. Ridge. F. S. Barbee D. B. Johnson,
E. F. Groom, w. E. German, f. 0.
Houghson, ]. F. Miller, A. H. Key;
Misses Marguerite Hall Byra Abbott
Mrs. z. NJ. Fraser entertained the
Daughters of Rebekah on Wednesday
afternoon at a shower given for the
twin infants of Mrs w. L. Odeu. of
1417 Myrtle avenue
A beautiful collection of dainty arti-
cles was received for the babies from
the various members of the lodge, Of
which Mrs. Oden is a member.
The Girls Summer Social club very
pleasantly entertained on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. w. w
Bridgers, complimentary to Miss Mil
dred Merrill. who left Thursday for her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

Mrs. J. T. Mcmillan is a visitor in
the city from Bowling Green, Mo, who
viii spend the greater part of the win
ter here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Harper. OF
Three Rivers, n. NJ, have taken a home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

Mrs. A S. Valdespine and little son
arrived the first Of the week to visit
the formers mother, Mrs. A. G. viii
cox.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Ob BEL ainoer ODER ertpa6ienen ger.
ionen iperoen furirt nit 8emo
nn6 3emoieife.

9ie aTinge's apotbefe iaat an
Iieoer &erion lei es @anu, Srau oo.
er &iro, tpel6e 5orte, ilifen6e Saut
baberL fomnnt 81 unieren Store unb
iidert eu6 cine GIoi6a 8emo uno.
Elm itiid 3emo.Seife, uno felt ibr
NIT Dem &eillltot nidt gana sufrie.
Den, founntt 5uriid uno bolt cuct
@elb pieoer. SobieI a~utrauen bab.
en- mir gu oieiem reinIi6en pirfian.
en- Wtittel Dab mir bieies u~ilgeip0br.
lide anerbieten MAIDEN.
3en1o 1T cine belle SliilIigfeit iiir
aliBerlifen @ebrau6 un6 bat oiclc
Sale bon @rem, SautausidIdge uno
&~opfldnippen furirt. 3cmo unb
3enlo SEIZE iino ole ipariamitcn lnb
retillten liiio ipirfiamiten n1ittcI fir
Sant. uno o9pfbaiit &ranfbei.
ten ole es giebt, OBJ fir ainSer ODER
ertuadfene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20

ltno oes brantien Giiener3, alf 81.
I014 Sorllelt 81 eitlefn @eiammtper.
the bon $21S,182, unS 6er 1909 er
trw an &otbeiienitein belief lid aui
|67,39t ulr6 Der 0es @iIelleBes ouf
|22,363 Sonnen at eiitem @eiarnmtt.
pertb BON $210853.
&ot9eiieaftein bat immer ais 81.
llleer5 cine berborragen6e Steae
etltgenomnleu llro biloet aeoeunu1r.
ZIG etma HeulBe6ntel oeS proou8ir.
ten G~tleler5es. 8rounps @r5 ltlo
Magnetic iillO bon min0erfpcrt6iaer
geoeltntlg nno biloen ge9elnp1rtig
etiua ein 3ebntel ser geianmten 81.
lenlleferling. 8ie 9roonftiom bon
Gtleit.G arbonote lit uube0eutenS inn
Serglei6 81 Qetr alp6cren @r5ep ur6
lilad1t ettpa mir Sen 30ltem She'll ei.
1eS Brosents OeS geiammten Glen.
prooitfteS aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
ans Oem 191to &otbbmd~ Ses
Snreans fir Notwithstanding.

Mit Dem 08arfs boiler tpertbppl
Ter Eager &otbeiienitein, tpeIfe!
0cr fommer5iclen 8eIt erSt Dam
aligefllhrt nprbcn fam, iobaIo Ore
ooer bier 3meigbabnen, tueId,e ieR-
geplailt iperoeil, gebairt iporoen Iino
mlro fiir Wfiiiouri in nGdfter Ri.
fnlift einen foIoiiaIen gliTihmuno
OILS etlen liefernOen Staot 5ur 6ol,
&c BADEN. SIN Sabre 1910 Der.
laitotcn Die @iicn l~iefcrn6en Conn.
hes cir @eiumfntgetuidt bon St.345
9roBen Sonnen Giieuer3, meldes
silrt Yreilc bon $2.35 PRO Come
$191.161 tuertb mar. 3lt fIeinen
Sonnen reoit5irt, belief Iidl sic
0iantitdt oluf $9t,t06. Dies 1T
en- 8beil oeS 1911 .9tot6buhes"
oes gitreoals fir arbeitsitotiItif ilitb
Dliroen oteie 3obIet BON 9ommii.
jar Iifltin " @iggs befattrt aedre
hnJ INN 81 3eiaen, Bob @iIIouri all.
narlih melt lnebr Eiieners ~liefert,
nls Mon %allgemeitl annimmt. Ri
sI,ler Belt nabin bieipr Staat einen
Doben Narg Gin iu ser Sro6ltftion
boz &otbeiienitein, bod, 6oS mar
5llr Belt, ols Sron Mmlntain un6
Bilot &nob 6ie SailptoueIIe biloe.
ten tiir bieien Stoat lrto Giieltera
pro Spune mehr nertb mar ais
buttc. Sn ben Ietten Ssa6ren bat
man MIN Die Grthediilq aenodt,
rob Iidl IN Butler. 8apnc, Gram,
torh, 6ronfIius 86clp$, StoSbar6
nm Sopea Counties grobe Eager
gtlGlCr5 befinbelt. 9ics qpiamnfen
nit Der @ieoererGffnuua Der alien
Mliteu Bel Sron @outtoin unS 9i.
lot &nob bat citren beSeutettoen Sliif
ldNutl q M bieIer Siniid,t sltr Sol.
&c aebabe. 9ieIe Eager IitA mel.
itcuS 0urd Giirnbobnen errcidbar,
mas Ieoo6 nidt Scr Son lit nit
OCH reidlboltigen Bayern GiIerers in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20

egtiltian @aoiion Garter, Shan.
I!tn, 9eilt, 8oIf un6 anSerem 9sarf,
Counties nrO miiiicn bortbin crit
ilod) 3tpeigbabnen gebaut iueroen.
LitanfttGt ans Dem Stante pcrianot.
Bon ben 81,345 Sonnen i'm Mii.
lollri gelieferten Giiener5es purSen
III Der SdJmel8erei III ct. 2oitis itlrs
u Ger %anoerelt ST. Sligo IN Gent
County 1856 3uhncn uerorbeitet
Ger Jfeit bon 6,490 Sonnen mltB
oaber oils MiiIouri berian0t NOR.
Den leirt, irn onoerprtS nit Glen.
er5 n 8ettbelperb 5li tmreter. Mlls
IL Counties lrntrben IN 1910 Selpo.
llllBen gemodt. namlid Butler, T..
40t Eonnem; Gbriitian, los Con.
llsn; Grafpfor6. 2S,424 8onnen.
Srantlin 1886 Somen; Greene,
246 8pnnen; Somell, SITS Son.
llen; Wnotion, Is Spmen ct.
6ranciS. GAO Gomncn ;8opne. 5.
S33 Eonlren. @rd mltrbe olidl aus
alioeren Siio5Miiiouri Counties 81.
ltner5 %berionot, 0od) fonnte nid,t
N Grfabrltta gebraGt mcroen, no.
BIN bteie setoungen gemadjt pur.
cen.
5n al1tang oe$ Sabres 1911 pilr.|
CEN cinige alte @inen bel Gilot
IN Sron County lpieoer croft.
net ,tito GiiclcrB BON BORT aus Der.
SIN Monot Mai aIlein iullr.
ben 900 groBe Sonnen aeIiefert.
anoere Counties, ouBer bieien
ertpdbnten meIde @iienera
'erlonnten, tuelln oaSieIbe iiber $2.50E
pro Come einbringt, iin0: Cole,
enturelce, Sroil, MiQrr, Neuton
mo orei oher bier ntt0ere.
Sn 1908 l~ieferte @ilIonri 63.-
$50 aNBa aonlten giipncrs, in
1904, 1926 5onllem. in 1905,
9onucrt iii 1906, so,9t0l
Sonnen, IN 1907, 11t70S Sonncn,
n 1908, 9S.4t4 Gonlen urtb in
.909. 89.954 Sounpn. SIN 1908 BE.
lei iid @iiiouri's 2ieierllnq an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Siitet Gnd Dor sal6cn sesen aa.

Siitct Gud Dor sal6cn ecsen aa
farrb, Die 6itedfilbcr entbolten, Sc
altefiilber fiber Den Sim oes @c.
rud)s 6erftoren uno Sas qai13e chi.
tenn boaig 5erriittet miro, tuetn es
oilrd Die i1eimigen Oberfladen Elm.
ortitet. Solde @rtifel iouen ME
altber aif geroromalns gut ber,ifener
aer3te gebraudt tuerben, 6a Der
Sdaoen, ben fie anri6ten, 3ebnn,aI
10 groB lit oGs Dos @ufe, bas ssbr ga
BON eraielen fonntet. Saa's So.
tarrb-9ur, fabri8irt bon S. s. Gle.
llep & 60, SoIcbo, ., entbaIt fem
AuediiIber uno miro imerIid oerlom
lino tpirft brett mtf sic IdIcimi.
gen OberfGaden oes SpItems. @enn
5br Sails aaiarrb.aur fauft; ieib
Dob Sbr pie Gdte befommt
gle miro innerlid aenoumen ln6 in
Soleoo. Sbio, BON S. $, @beneb &
So. eenadt
8erfouFt bon alien apotbefern
Freis 75c. Die SIdide.
Saa's GaniIien@iGen lino 0ieI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
9nitig aele6t ,rnS

leltg geltorben 10 iitbilirt oil
f%renelbafte S6prbeit inmitten ibrcl
altfreiben0en Gergltitglllgen, meldbel
Der &orper nad) oetr idiperrn PIN
iprtiden oes beittigcn 2~ebensertucr-
bes nidlt gcpndien lit. @ern aber
0te Strait gdn5liH ~pergelroet, iuellr
lid ein So6esobnen ser Sdiu1de Elm
oann 0iebt es SeuIen un6 536b
llefldppern bilfloier @er8ipeiflunQ.
8oraltS 3fueicrlei 51t elltnebmen lit:
Sd1onet gure @einnobeit. Sir tic
aber id}on oll9cgrifferr, lei0et SIR
ld)oll al @otti9feit ut0 SdlpGdp.
an 6lintmern Dor Den N,tQert uo6
Sdlpinoelanf6nell, al &opiidiner.
5elt itno Ser5flppfen, geritopfufm
nm MISUNDERSTANDING, Sebet.
NM Ntcrenleioen ulo nnberen
a%rolltbeiten, peId)e ste forperIidc
3ersilttlng nnmeIren, 10 perarei.
lett olify nidt gleidL uno Dor Mlleru
oertro0elt ni6t oie foit6ore 2cit.
Die @1i1 nod bIeibt, nm pieoer oe.
lillto fperoen 8l f0ntett, nit I'M.
nlleeii alagep oOer gar 0oniit, sab
SIR Don cillem SnodiaI6er al sem
nitneren lailft, bic Gltd sod, nllr NIT
ldtorfen 8iitcr Dod1terS cine rot.
itbergefen0e 9diiddun0 ser Sci.
neridafien. IS qfebt oaiin
oo1 nod luie Sauieioe bon @ebeiI.
ten frelt0ig be8eugcll, Elm fidarcS
:ptittel: Die bcriibmten, mr. aus beiI.
ttafttgeH RIlan5en 8u6ereiteten eli.
sernaro SrditerpiGen. gae gpo,
% Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
AN EXAMPLE FOR COUNTY
COMMITTEES.

Ihe Laclede County Republican
committee, under the leadership of
Chairman Sam r, Farrar, has set 4
splendid example for other RepubI
can County Committees-an examnle
unat ought to be followed. That
committee has mailed to every Re.
publican school district committeeman
IN Laclede county a circular Iatter
stating that the county committee
mas arranged to furnish you the Re.
publican county paper to the end
tnat the county organization NAV
nave information that will appear
IN that paper from time to time. and
mat the members Of the organiza-
ton may be assisted in WORKING In
gether for the success Of Republi-
eanism.' In n paragraph of the
circular letter the Committee wisely
says:
No political party has yer suc-
ceeded, and no party can hope 10
succeed, without the aid rendered nv
the party newspaper. and the strength
OF the party may be guaged by the
strength of the party paper. A true
criterion, also, Of loyalty to the par
y Is the loyalty shown to the party
newspaper, on which deyolves the
Iight for the party principles, year
N and year out--in season and out
y season. P%atronizing the opposi-
-lon to the neglect Of your W par
= organ Is giving assistance to the
enemy-furnishing the sinews Of
o to strengthen the opposing for
,es- The stronger 0 help to make
opposition the more Q weaken
W side"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Gin paotoorapbiidc e5ucniaoS.

Nitr mcrtige @pniden ruqroen lid
benz Nn6lid BON 8botooraphiar
mllNcr Siere, ore lit ser ;freiheit mi
geltpmnlen iiltS, Geoanfen ooriiber
aemadlt babenb init npIdNn @cfabr.
en-, ober and init ipcId,en @ei,cn
pas Ebotographieren ioIder 9eitien
~ Der 8tlonis per6unoen lit. Gban
70 fptc Der SGacr nit Dem @efpebr
~ Der SoliS mus fid aud, Ser Mo.
ie]rapb nit leinpm gppQrate sic
Seltte erlo9en, un6 es nrad Sobtn.
geltellt bleibelI, tper bon beiSel
ltebr foltcs 8lat unS itarferc Ger.
pell babeit uilB.
Ser en9liife Gierpbptooroph
Gugntore, Der bcrufSmdkio frpie
inllSe Eisrc in afrifa auininmtt.
ldsloert ciit hodit Invertebrates pbo.
foarofbtId'eS SagoerTcbnis I'M s{lt.
llercn Nes oinflefl 8elttciles er
mar nit ieinem Dentid,en aoncaen
in Der I6be Ses gbifo.
d!lllleS an Sic ailSfiiDrnna ieines
Ssofpnhelts gegalpgen, IcbcnSe Somen
III photoarapbieren. ltro IN Scr
Silat mar eS hen bciSen mutiacr
u'autcrn ~acInaaeib in elmer Iaft
llid1t ipenigcr ais scbn 2Spehpboto.
1rapbien sn erbolten. Gle hatten
totes 3ebra aciupSen, Sas BON
bercits aipefreiien mar. si
ger rid)tisen go~raitsfesuns. onB 6is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
senet einem idredliden llnaIhf pur.

5eitiGer &at6, 6cit Srou 6. @il-
loiaJbbp Warenao, @is.. erbieIt.
.neitgte elilem idreflidqn lttfaIiif
Dor mo rettete 5tpei 2ebef. 3oftp.
ren 9atten ibr sciagt, Dab tie eifrelt
Sd)intnolltdtsbnitefp bGtte inpo nidts
mr. lte 5lt tbln ipGre. 9ofoem n.
le Mittel febIgeidIagerr, riefb So
Sante, es nit Or. 9inos Refp Dis.
oooerD 5t berilden. .Sabe es feif
eiitt9cr Belt eebrandt,a icbreiht h.
limo Der idredlide Sistelp III tn,if
sans ncr1dapit1oen. Sot and, mel.
llelf fleiren Sobn 9ersttet Sci il.
mem bettigeI Girfaa BON !Snisfsi.
Oea Steie Meoi5in bat nid1t Il.
res9ield1en bel SaIs- qIll6 Sinlosll-
ieleelt. Breis SOC ntS ST. Wrobe.
Ilalas lrel @arantirt BEL areli
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Die sd5Hftc seasbitd.

9en au6ern Ibenb ging mel 5rau
llno SD a @alf 81 nebme'
.iSf colirie, mir fonnten a Nadine
affor6en, but SD elaine
@er fortD 8aifi fat, fpie mel 5ran
SpIl ererieiBah nnpbofp.
ltno tpie mir 10 gemiitbIif geb'n
@long Die Iuenoo,
9a bIeibt a Couple Dor lirs ite9'n.
Sd notiB elei1 ibr' Sdrb',
limo lag 81 meiner Srau: yGbriftine
SD mad a @etf Ole 5pei fino green
u @reenborI feunt man bel lei S1ns
(3ns mltB i6 eu6 erfl6re),
SD humber pie iie's ltenoe hun
So tigbte Boots 5u ipeare2
SIS maft mid boneit inrnler iorrb-
SeOob Dos lit anoooer Storp.
Der Mann itare6 mid a tpbiIe
lang on
Ils ipoat er etiuas frdge,
Denn blltibe6 er iiber's ganse Sace
|9is an lei gbofer /. 3rage'.
unS maft a Bonn, nno iagt AT mir:
"Earoong, Sir, boI6s tbe Sroinipap
bere2"
Sn engIiid jag id, ODER 9euti6
9a fam i6 fluent re6e,
gilt Die Spra6 mo or toIfe tbitIt,
Die mirbt OH mir trarSlebte.
~Sie ipredJen 8euti62 Sea, lieber
damn,
8c bait benn bier ole StraBen.
babn2~
ug6, mo bie Street.Gur itoppe tut
Sag id, o6ds miIllt bu tpiiie'?
8ea i6nei6t across fife enttp Cots,
Der Weg lit bart slt miiie',
ltno bort mo OF Dos 8rif SonIe
fiebit,
"a tnrnit OF un6 lalrit stpei 8Iof
eaIt."
sd fiirfte id beIGit'ee iie,"
So9t er, Init meinen 6rasen;
Pod ipiiroen lie 10 giittg iein
uftr oas oilf 3eutid 5l iaget2"
'Si Sentid" i6rei i9 Sea, 6enfit
6enn on
tall in Sif)ineie o6er Sooltb2 2"
Sletet Der ilerpe ntdt eiiriges?
sci Sob, es lit Gum Iad}e'.
81 %oler5egn Gag bergiBt Ser SooI
5ei onlp Wutter-S pra6e.
ltid)t tor ms ol0 Settlers
mar
8ab's 6aIo fei id0nite 2cngDitdl
nlebr. /;
g. 81. g. !,
Sn tie Chicago tribune,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
eeiitet ben streifcnhen Nilfe

NfolldJiilal 9eBen Seber, g2ierer
llro @ebdrne ioaniagcn an Selt
Strcif aio pollcn ibrc 9tenIte
ildpt pcrriften. Damn bobe SIR So
nldIt nerridtcn. Gann babe sshr sic
atgenebmen, tfeinen StretSbpedler.
Or Sings @en Sic 3ias-nSf6ia.
I'M ibnen rntiirIide SiIfe All Iciifet
lillo iuieoer u Srbnnng 5il briitaetl.
@litc @eiuupobcit foigt baIo. Sast
s. out eitlen @eriitc5 anfomnleu. DC
bel allen Ipotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
SOUTHEAST
The Corn Crops Around Parma, Mo.
Sell Our Lard.


Eleven sales made by us this year
to Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and North.
ern Missouri farmers, and all of
these will move to the land around
Parma, the Garden Spot OF all South
east Missouri and New Madrid coun-
V. We have land that will make
$200-acre farms inside of 10 years,
well drained, that we are, selling at
1875 per acre, with some improve.
ments.
One farm of 800 acres, at $50 per
acre. with $50 acres in cultivation.
another of 160 acres. a. $50 per acre
with 80 acres cleared and in cult
walton. We have many well improy-
ed farms at prices ranging from sac
to $50 per acre. We guarantee your
expenses IL you buy, SO come and
let us show you. You buy direct
through owners il you buy of us.
No promoters. Come and stay a
week and visit the people that have
moved here from your part of the
country and get in right. There is
no country under the face OF the sun
that offers the inducements to buyers
the investor, as well as the man of
small means-as our does.
We have men that we sold lands
six years ago that invested $4,000
are worth close to $500, 900 to-
day and you ought to do as well.
All land we have for sale is with,
five miles of Parma. Buy ticket
direct to Parma over the Frisco or
Cotton Belt Railroad.-THE FOWL
.ES LAND & INVESTMENT CO.
Parma, New Madrid County, Mo.
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The Washington times., 1911-01-19
President and Mrs. Taft Will Be Dinner Guests
Of Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh
Mrs. u. N. Hurley Gives
Luncheon for Niece

Mrs. UIie Norment Hurley, of Balti-
more, was hostess at a prettily ap-
pointed luncheon today at Rauscher's
asking her guests to meet her debutante
niece, Miss Ida Norment Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Odell S. Smith. The
table was effectively decorated with red
roses and white lilacs with minor ap-
pointments in red.
In the company were Miss Amy Rich
ardson, Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss Ma
rion Edmonston King, Miss Louise Rob-
ertson. and her house guest, Miss
Swearingen, of Louisville, Ky; Miss
Nellie Ackcr and her guest. Miss Null
lin: Miss Hazel Cox and her two house
guests, Miss Farnum, of California, and
Miss BlodGett, of New Hampshire; Miss
Elena Calderon and her guest, Miss
Lazo. of New York; Miss Frances Mil
Ter, AMI her guest, Miss Darsie, OF
Pittsburg; Miss katherine Poole, Miss
Ruby Stokes, Miss MCChord, of Louis
Vile; Miss Helena Smith. Miss Elise
Browning, Miss Iris Masters, Miss Mar
tha Poole, Miss Ruth Wynne. Miss Eliz-
abeth Fulton, Miss Margaret Easter
day, Miss Marion True, Miss Eliza beth
True, Miss Eleanor Gage. Miss Bessie
Davis. of Little Rock; Miss Stella Ca
rusi, Miss Dom, Miss Lucinda Penne-
baker, Miss Nina Van Arsdale, Miss
Edith Oracle, Miss Catherine Birney,
and Mrs. OdelI S. Smith, mother of tine
guest of honor
The Washington times., 1911-01-19
TOOTH BRUSH CLEANLINESS
IS NOT SUFFICIENT

An ordinary dentrifrice will not pur-
ify the teeth and mouth as they should
be purified. An antiseptic wash like
PaXtine is absolutely necessary if you
would keep your mouth as antisepti-
cally clean and your teeth free from
germs of decay and healthy as the rest
of your person.
PaXtine disinfeCts the entire mouth.
Cleanses every tooth crevice, removes
tartar, and keeps the gums firm and
healthy. An offensive breath is a
stranger to users of Paxtine. You will
never go back to questionable tooth
powders, pastes, and liquids once you
use this most modern of all tooth and
mouth purifiers.
Paxtine is a pearly white powder of
delicate fragrance. You dissolve Il
teaspoonful in a glass of warm water,
brush the teeth, gargle the throat, and
rinse the mouth thoroughly several
times. The result will be a mouth and
throat antiseptically clean and sweet
and without the least trace of any
odor
Paxtine has many other toilet uses
that make for the users health and
comfort. For any one of these pur-
poses 1t is worth many times the cost
to you.
Paxtine sells for 25c and SOC a box
at O'Dennell, Peoples Pharmacy, Henry
Evans, Nine Best Drug Stores, Affleck,
S: Kann, Sons & Co., and all other drug
giSts.