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Let us indulge very fondly the hope
ii,at MIR. Bryan is, entirely sincere,
when he says something about vel
coming the Harmonious and united
democracy t$6 .f@S4
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SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS
WILL PREVAIL ALL THIS WEEK
AT THE PIANO SALE OF FLEM-
ING & BRYANT'S, AGENTS FOR
THE PHILLIPS & CREW COMPANY.
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The governmental searchliaht is
now being turned on the postoffice
department. Unless it breaks down
it ought to reveal some startling con-
ditions. .~
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Madero seems to be pretty long on
agreements and armistices, but rather
short on the delivery of the real ar
ticle OF peace.
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BEWARE OF oiNTMENTs FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

as merucury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
viii do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Toleda. O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of. the
system. In buying Halls C&tarrh
Cure be sure you get tie genuine.
1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists Price, 75a. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for asc SIT
patton. ~
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Sidelishts From
Other Sanctums
Now He Should Smoke GIN Out.

Clamp Clark doesn't want smoking
In re house. Has CnAm,l :,rg ,ttea
that the democrats wcra elected fol
the express purpose OF making The
reput lfcans smoke?-Columbus Led
ger.
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Except to the Speakers.

No speech not delivered on the
floor of congress should be record
ed in the Record; and a lot of
speeches that are spoken might be
left out, and no harm would be done
ROME Tri' une-Herald.
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GET A HOME IN SOUTH END
NOW WHEN THE WAY is CLEkH

urge those who want h mes in
South-end on Union. Ellis, Morn h.
Wolf, between First, Second and
Third avenues to. see me at once. Ii
you can buy the lot l can get you
the money TO build your aoine and
you can pay. it back. monthlg,g Guar
ter:s seln;-a tinually or anhuaifs:. ~ IS
a savIn.: proposition to you an then
'hnk CT the satisfaction of hvias IL
YOU. oNn home Ring $40 and let he
tell you about the Sout1-eud offG.
You WIZ regret it.
SEE ME.
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Just received and on display in
our window, beautiful line eight-day
travelling clocks; assorted colors in
ieather.-Gillican & Co.
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And to cap the climax good and
strong, Senator Lorimer lives at the
Y. NJ. G. A. tuilding in Washington.
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What Fifty He Does Not Govern
New York. Too. II
The former democratic boss of the
souufern part of New Jersey has gone
into bankruptcy. Bosses jobs are
gone in that state with Woodrow vii.
son as governor.-SaIannah Press. E.
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Music in and gold dollars out is the
little game Atlanta is playing this
week.
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Call ~ or Az when you are in a
hurry f1r anything from a drug store.
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That Mexican dove of peace seems
to be on the wing again.
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The Los Angeles horror beats the
Italian Camorra country mile.
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Juse Like the Dead Old NAVY!

lI2e social affairs of the naval aeaa-
envy at Annapolis seem to give it
more trouble than all the difficult
problems of naval warfare and CON
struction.-Atlanta Georgian.
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FOR SALE - Eggs for Matching,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, 75c per set
ting of Is. Barred Plymouth Rock
BOOSTERS. $3.50 each. Phone 337.
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Still That's a Small Whip!

Mexico has been highly successful
in hunting trouble. Even Spain falls
in line and cracks the Whip at, he'll
Atlanta Constitution. ...,......
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ARTHUR GSAVY,
Phone s4o.

COTTON SEED TO LEND.-We have
a few cotton seed TO lend. See Us;
Parker & TAFT, Parkvood Ga.
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ORDER OF OWLS.

Meet every Wednesday night at
20 at X. of P. hall.
MAX ISAAC. president.
E. 4. EDWARDS, secretary.
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Have you seen the lfre 'Bru.h
Runat out? HARPER
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Meal tickets a la carte from So to
$3.50 at Cafe Royal.
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j. Q. U. A. M.

j. o. Z. A. M.
Brunswick Council No. 90 meets
every Tuesday night in Odd Fellows
Hall
!. Fl. ANDERSON. Councillor,
". f. PORTER, Secretary.
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Special rates and excellent &arvice
for club suppers and dinner fsrties
at Glynn Cafe. -
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Wanted, regular Ia lie 5oarders at
Glynn Cafe.
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Full line boys It's; buy now, pay
later, at Sam Heller. XII
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Is Fompeys Statue ain North caro-.

Caesars Head in North Carolina
mas been toppled off ~ a passing
earthquake. Wonder if it fell at the
base Of Pompey's statue Macon
News.
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Bridge the Altamaha river!
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FOR RENTING nice new offices
IN News Building. Well lighted on,
front of building; cool and comfort.
able; electric lights and water furn-
lshed free. Apply to ]. B. High.
Telephone 34a.
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Al.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-Nicely furnished fiat on
Union street. Apply Mrs. W., care of
Inc News. 4-26;
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NOTICE.

All tax executions in my lands for
the year 1910, not settled by May /,
1911, will be levied and advertised to
bessold on the first Tuesday IN June.
1911.
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W. H. BERRIE,
Sheriff, Glynn County. Ga.
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Want Column

FOX SALE.
AN 1sx SIT. MOTOR BOAT: 81. p.
ENGINE. CAN BE SEEN AT PAR
kER-HENSEL ENG. cos.
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FACE AND HEAD
AN AWFU SIGHT
Eruption Broke Out whens2 Weeks
Old = ltched So He Could Not
Sleep Hair All Fell Out
-Cuticura Cured Him.

~ wish so have yon accept this testirnc-
NAL, as Cuiicura did so much for my baby.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
WA|ITNG CAME m
MOROCCO AFFAIR
sHNANr KEEPS wAEs.ls AT
Ae'Ao's AND WON'T say
WHAT s-E WANTS
STAKE FOR FIVE POWERS
sseh Natter Especss Matter 70 a.
Ultimately Settled "a Mu,uai s...
'Taetion Through oiplo.
matte cSannei1

Paris. France The proposed -rpp.
sersanuns bstwesn France spain
Germany. Great Britain and Russia n
settle the Morucru question have not
yet started
A difficulty N the ray Is Germany
refusal "a shuw hsr hand and make
known Vhaf she wants IN addition 10
Der persistence In keeping a warship
a, Agadir sairh IS particularly ohisc
ronabis 70 Frsn-e T. Is Understood
here that Germany desired ~ aegn
rats with Fraace alone. WITH the ob-
iect Ot partitioninE Mnruccn between
France. Germany and Spain. but
France opposed 1ny plaa which did
not provide for tls active partirlpa-
ton Of Great Britain. whose Intention
uuequivccaIly 20 support France in
the present complication greatly
plsases the French.
There - the utmost confidence.
however. that ,he matter VIII be set
tied through diplomatic channels and
the situation is expected 20 dpvslop
more rapidly uuon the return here
from Holland Of President FalIisres
ant Foreign Minister De Selves.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
NEW STYLE IN WALL PaPea
tapestry siue 10 Fssoriss snade-ses
Striped Pagers Also Fancy h
tra Present

Tapestry blue paper or canvas WITH
n deep tri-zs Of white Is seen today
On the 1arior. dining-ruom or library
walls Of the up-so-dare home Not so
long ago Indian red vas the favurits.
before the red mans color came tho
green's. and tust previous 70 the green's
4 more aesthetic age demanded term
Gotta as the correct wall covering
There Is n certain satisfaction. how
ever. thar the prevailing color Of the
moment should os 30 artistic. and the
general effect Is FAR b~Yund anything
found In the homes even 10 Years ago.
sslfsrrfped papers are also 4 fancy
Of the present They have a tendency
% have a heixhteninx effect On a low
cefiinged room. but Il carried too aizh
they rirs the eyes Fer this reason 4
Is wise ID have a trie=e uf white pager
with a plain oand Of culor drawn 0--
tween the striped pager and the whit.
This idea IS especially good for bed
rooms. as the white paper can oe -
uswsd az slight cost when sufied. add
ing 70 the freshness af the ruom-
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
UtAIHs ALL TOLD ARE %
sS sELow LAST FouRr. AND
INJURED TOTAL tzf7.
Reised LlS a. Casualties Proclaim.
SAFE ana Sane Movement a Sue.
erss-Firc Loss Normal.

chicago. IlL-The second dav nr
nres on the number OF deaths and
injuries all over the country bear out
M Indications Of the nrst night.
figures that III celshr;Sun ot 1911
definitely inauEar Tres safr- method
Of observing the Fourth u nly.
ID to midnight he totals were Is
allied and I.21r injured. a. compared
With forty four Killed and s.4s5 n-
iured no % the same hour last wear
ami sixty-tvo killed. and 1st6 tiured
reported lt the same hour tn 1909.
The end u the second day after the
celebration u the Fourth opened in
Chicago saw ouly three dsnd all told
and two n these we're kills,l outside
the city limits.
Total reported accidents WIS thirty
str. thirteen Of this number hang
been strurk bv stray bull IS or acct
ientallv shot BY friends
The smaller number Of injuries
throughout the country charged up
the tnv pistol with Iie In 1911. a.
compared with efs last year. or IS
m 1903 give hope that the inal death
list. which viii be published in Nn-
Eust. will show n considerable falling
aR
-ha frr loss is 1hauf he average.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
NATAL DAY HEAT
KILLS HUNDREDS
CHICAGO HEADs vHE LIST VITA
TWENTY DEATHS aSo slr-
~ PeosrsArloNs.
I26 DROP IN NEW Y0aK


New York. ~ Y.-ExceesiInx IN
heat any July IN the 90 years of ths
government weather bureau here. tho
day passed into history with II
Deaths and more than hundr,,,i
prustrations. A. Us torrid toll
BY street thermometerx the mari.
mum temperature reached at 4
ocIock IN tho Afternoon ~ss 1903 f--
srees. two degr-es less than the high
figures of Monday. while the official
reading of the temp.rauir. was 80
d-grees az J 30 o'clock Tn. hottest
July on record before was - de-
Erees. IN 1873. while In isss and again
In 1900. the mercury reached 81 de-
grees.
Altogether q freakish season In
weather is this period. FOR IL wn
only two years ago that heavy
clothes and overcuafs we're N. or
der The lowest temperature vas IS
degrees. and the mean temperature
OF thu day slightly exceeded that ag.
ure.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
CORN CONDITIONS LOWER
Shows report Says Corn Shows Fail
Of ) Per Cent as Compared 70
LAST Years figures.

Chicago. M.-B. ". SHOWS re-
port makes the condition Of corn s24
per cent. against s3I per cent last
year. Possible crop 1850 000.000 bush
els. Winter wheat condition 1Sj per
cent against So per cent June l.
Crun Indicated 45a 600 O00 bushels
Spring wheat condition 76.s per cent
June I. Possible crop 3T3.000. 600 BUSH
els. Total possible wheat crop H.
100. 600 bushels. against 6s0.000.00o
bushels last wear Oats condition -
the lowest on record. So per cent.
1galnst SIS per cent June 1. and 80
per cent last year Maximum crop
possibilities about 500 0000 0d0 bushels.
Hay condition 66.t per cent. lowest
ever reported. against S0.e per cent
last wear.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13

Starkvilir. The un~xp-rted acctlrr~si
hers IN IN cncuuntrr between j. J.
Henry. former warden Of the state penn.
t.ntiary. and Thee. e.. Bsiba. eandids.s
for lieutenant savrrnor
The encounter o.rtur.d an tho west
bound llunuis Central train on uhteh
h.lbo wss a Passsnger ea route 20 star
ga. IN thi. county, At whicA placs a.
rAs billed - speak. aad a. a result
hiiha Is nav suffering from severe anl
painful cintu-ious aa th. scalp and
face and bruises uu the hausls and arms.
~eaRsi. infiietsl - th. barrel of q
heavy Pt-tai BY tAe hand ol . j. Henry
Henry. t - ns entered the car.
and. ssvsng NiiA-s SEATED slort lis
tznrs trara th~ daar % the car. ap-
proaehed h.m aad demanded an Apology
Tor the laagaag. naies had used abs,st
Henry in his Bins Mountain speech early
in thu spring. Bilbs aid nat spaIogire.
~herrupsa Hsury, requesting all other
Passengers 20 leava the car. A. \. sanfs.l
20 u-e it a While. AZ oace struck Bdbo
blow with a s,x--haut-r on the side
Of the head and face. Bilbo. bleeding
Profsis~iy. partly fsIl back IN the seat
and attempted 70 d,l.na hiu..ts WITH
his hands aud feet
In the rn.antirn. all orhcr na...,s.-.
had lett the sar .p.~ailv and vi,s-,I
the cncount~r A. best thew so,,la ,br,,,ys,
the ear wlndsws Henry continued ~,
attack. .t.ll deman,linr the r,,r.r,i,r
and RiIbo called ,,,,,, ~. s-,..,,.g. -
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
N GARMENTS HANG
.e sIIps TO PROTECT
,ssssss FROM DUST.
= ssrusie Cir That Any Girl
, usse-clnlty Asous tire Best
nzfsr'sl Tnzt Can %
useu.

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Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
LATEST TOUCHES or FASHION
lace a seGuisite for Smart Gosn-
silk Suits Invariably Made Up
In MIlfszry style.

Most every smart gown boats sons
touch O. lace. either IN It's ves
xifr--a CT chemfsetre. or somehow
worked into the surplics-like hodices
now so fashionable
Tete de negrs" straw is much fav~
cred for mourning. II rarely fades
and Is tark enough 70 match any
culor, at the same time being 4 little
softer than black
SIX SUITS are now being made ~ IN
military style. Striped revers. collars
and cuffs. braid and butrnus and milt
tary turns Of the pepIuns Of jackets
are IN evidence.
The vogue for Transparent fabrics
nas extended I'LL wolfe and marguisetts
ara now used for chic little unlined
Eron Jackets and holeros and trimmed
wtrn siIk braid or bands Of satin ar
taieta
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
WARSHIPS SAIL IN SECRET
AIthouqh oestin nlticn Of French Fight
lnq Vessels is Kept Secret, Re
port 10 They Co to Mcrocco.

Paris. Franee.-Secret or'iers have
seen sent 70 French warshlps to sail
for a foreign port. The destination Is
Kept secret. but the report Is preya-
lent that they have been ordered TO
proceed either to Agadir. Morocco. or
70 adjacent waters. from which il Is
hut a short sail to the Morocco coast
The present Moroccan situation.
with Germany menacing the serenity
Of Euroue. finds NJ Theoppoiis Del
cssse. many very unpopular with
Germans, again minister af marine
In 1905 Delcasse was dismissed al
the instigation OF Germany because
Of his aggressive policy toward Mo-
-occsn afairs. Delcasse Is determined
10 play the same strong hand against
Germany a. he did six years ago.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
WRONG SORT
Perhaps Plain Old Meat. Potatoes and
Bread May BE Against You
for q Time.

A change to the right kind Of food
can lift one from a sick bed. A Lady
In Welden. Ill. says.
Last spring became bed-f7st with
severe stomach troubles accompanied
by sick headache. got worse and
worse until I became so low I could
scarcely retain any food AZ all, Al
though tried about every kind
Il had become completely discour-
aged. and given up all hope. and
thought was doomed to starve to
death. until one day my husband. try
ing to Hnd something I could retain.
brought home some Grape-Suts.
-To my surprise the food agreed
with me. digested perfectly and with
out distress. began to gain strength
at once. Ny flesh (which had been
dabhyl. grew hrmer. my health i'm
proved in every way and every day.
and in a very few weeks I gained 20
pounds in weight.
Il liked GrapeNufs 90 well that for
four months ate no other food. and
always fslt as well satisfied after eat
ing as II had sat down 10 nne ban
quet.
Il had no return Of the miserable
sick stomach nor of the headaches.
that ! used to have when ate other
food. I am now well woman. doing
all my own work again, and feel that
life is worth living.
e "Grape-Nuts food has been q God
send TO my family II surely saved my
life; and my two little boys have
thrtven On 4. wonderfully" Mama
given BY Postum Co. Battle Greek.
Mich
Read the little book. The Road 70
WsilvilIs." In pkgn There's reason :
Ever read tAe nDsxe l<ss<rs A s~w
- euD~ars fr~a s1Ds ts tine. rh<y
- g..afnA ssuA - tplI - buaan
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13

Parts. France Canneau.
whose racing name is Andre Beau
mont. won the f.1oa-miIe internaiion'
A. circuit aviation race. which ended
n he aviation aeld az Cincennes. As
he had already wen the Paris-to-Rnme
contest. Conueau brings added glory
% the French navy. Of ghich he Is an
officer. Garrus WIS second and VI
dart third. Of the 50 aeruplanists
who took wing n yiHcennes on Iune
Is. nine reached the final sual-
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13

They were sitting In the parlor with
the lights turned low The hour was
pretty late. He and she had talked
about everything. from the weather To
the latest shows. He yawned and she
yasned. but he made no attempt To
move toward homs. and she was bs-
coming weary
AT last she said Il heard a noise
outside Just nov I wonder II IL could
b. burEiars--
OF course he tried 20 BE- funny.
Maybe II was the night faIiings-
- said
20. guess not she exclaimed.
guess IL was the day breaking
(HAsty exit OF bel
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
CROP SCARE ENDED
BY GENERAL RAINS
cooIER WEATHER EXPECTED TO
REPAIR MucH OF rHE
-EAr DAMAGE
OATS WORSE SUFFERER
Germ Sadly injured In spotx aut
wheat Practically urharmed--
rhr-shing Reports Prove Good
Yield In Illinois

Chicago. Grain producers heaved
sigh u RELIEF when tho record
breaking heat wave was broken
and cooler weather. with rains In
some fistricts. prevailed. There IA
no doabt that 'hs Intense heat did
much damage - the corn crop. but
the cooier weather Is expected to re-
Fair some of the damage and comes
as life saver in sections where the
crop had not been badly af-cted By
the torrid wave
The wheat crop has not been Sc
riuusly damaged BY the heat The
winter wheat crop Is now practically
harvested and reports trcm North na-
kuta. the banner spring wheat state
Of the country saw that while many
cumplaints Of damage BY hot winds
and dry weather have been received.
good reports greatly Outnum bsr the
bad ones. and prospects are still good
for n record crop.
The hot weather has. however.
PLAYED havoc with the oat crop in al
he surplus producing states and.
with the shortage In the hay crop.
the farmer who is mcky enough 10
thresh out a bin f,ill Of oats is likelv
70 command q high price for his prod
uct later on
Missouri and Kansas reported the
worst damage TO the corn crop In
the former state the grain is tn the
tassel and few more DAYS OF IN
tense heat would have meant nubbins
20 no corn at all for the Missouri
farmer
The southwest was plainly scared
over its corn crop outlook while tie
,urrid wave lasted Temperatures
ranged well above the 100 mark over
the corn belt for five days. snme
POINTS getting as high as it5. Had
the moisture supply been adequate
these sensational temperatures would
not have been taken so seriously "a
corn can stand much heat under
these conditions. Grain traders were
talking about the deficient reserves
Of moisture In the subsoil long be-
fore the era Of high temperatures
started. Even the most conservative
were Inclined to believe in he possi.
hfiitv Of sensational Iosses
IN Illinois. Iowa and Indiana the
corn crop has been doing spleudidi
There was. however. An absence n
hot winds. High winds under Snca
temperatures as have recently pre-
vailed would have had a blasting =
feet On the growing corn In exposed
localities or at critical stages n the
growth.
Reports from points IN Indiana and
Illinois say the corn is f,Illv ten days
ahead Of last year and never was
in such healthy condition. The re-
ports further stated that the plant
could have stood the severe punish
nent by the heat for n week or twr
without serious damage. Some ef
the reports from Illinois held ont
some hope for the oats crop also. One
message said the change in the veath-
er would better the oats crop 20 per
cent Threshing reports from some
sections are turning out better than
expected
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13

All the new Iacss that have a heavy
rassed design On a net foundation are
now called repousse. There Il 4 vide
demand for this sort Of lace work,
although IL differs from ole and the
ecclesiastical Iaces that ars also IN
favor. There never was 4 season nks
this one for lace. any way. Whole
rooms are given ever to II tn some of
the big shops. and machinemade and
handmade kinds vie with zach other
IN beauty and dignity.
Almost every kind of lace the world
has known has been revived. No gown
or simple coat suit seems complete
without the addition Of some pattern.
The huge revolutionary revers ars
made of marvellous meshes. sailor coli
lars are cut from pieces OF square
Iaces that have igures Of al sorts
woven in the net. and stocks and
chemisettes are made from the dns
French Iaces that have been revived
this summer.
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13
As THE cHAM0IS GLOVE


ins channels gloves do not
or even squeeze dry. as
nary glove cleaning The
y sasiiy and vringing breaks
fabric Put tho rtnsed
20 = thick Turhdsn towel and
most of ths moisture. then
n . strung current Of air
nstsn ths pair tcgether by
@d hang with fingers down
nx. Of which many women
u ehamots glove washing.
Esrenms By drying the gloves
after they come from the
usel and . few minutes air
IT Of ginve trees. however.
- shrfnktnx. Rub gently
me heat Of the hand makes
z qu1cker process than
Imagine and there Is III
& tAktng cold Do not
l1sinz a wen aa washing In
z yua Do not wish your
111 Huk hz Isavfnx tna
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13

v.rv attractive coat and dress sets
.,,s,zttus Of square. rounded and
,-,irtsd hack collars. with cuffs 70
r.trh have been brought out in white
linen embroidered in hand effect and
-,rn fancy scaIloped edges. A new
- AZ the scaIloped edge IN which
~. xeolIous are not round. but square.
:. sefng featured on these. says tns
DRY Goods Economist Many Of ne
nrnhsrs are showing inset medallions
!, ,-,,,tatior veniss and Irish
Oxford eagle., 1911-07-13

There was going TO be- a picnic that
morning. says the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. The little boy prayed 6efor.
be retired At night that it might be- q
nns day. And when he looked out Of
the window at the peep OF dawn. Il
was raining
In the evening. tho little bog
wouldn't say his prayers. Mamma"
he asked. as he was going to bed.
where DO they sell IDOLS want to
get one 20 worship"