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The evening world., 1912-01-16

pile 1T Is a proved physiological fact
that the cells which go to make up our
bodily organism are renewed every
seven years. But II our Thought does
Is not a happy one"
MAY THINK YOURSELF INTO
YOUTH AT SIXTY.
There is no earthly reason why a
woman should not look young. feel
young and be young at sixty. IL she
takes herself In time. The thought Is
the indispensable thing. OF course. one
must always Lse common sense In the
care of ones body. Proper food and
not too much OF It. a suflciency of
sleep. fresh air and outdoor exercise.
all these things are valuabl II we rule
them n do not let them rule us. As
for massage and rouge ant all the
artificial processes for securing youth.
the trouble Is that they dom last.
You are bound to be caught with your
guard down some day. But the beauty
that Dis inspired from within won't be
destroyed IL It's caught out IN a thundcr
shower. or II the masseuse stays away
for a week"
"Do you think the married or IN
married woman Is more apt to pre-
serve her YOUTH"
1T all depends on her own person.
ality. The married woman must he
very careful not TO allow herself to
be pushed into the corner by her daugh-
ters. She must not become a domestic
drudge. She must keep up with the
times and be as modern as her chill
dren. Especially she must be careful
OF her dress. Clothes have a remark
able effect on the mind, and the woman
who would keep young should not
neglect the assistance OF new and
charming frocks.
"A mother may find regeneration with
her daughters II she maintains the
right attitude toward them, But to
every woman 7 would repeat the SUI
preme article OF faith, The foundation
OF youth is withdn you"
The evening world., 1912-01-16
CHANGE COLOR OF HAIR BY
BEAUTIFUL THINKING.

Now let me explain TO you what l
mean" Miss Page gently but firmly cut
me OFF,
THE change to which ! refer was
brought about solely by beautiful n
happy thinking. 1t was a genuine ex-
ample OF the power OF Mn over matter
In the right and not tho wrong
way. We all know that worry makes
grey hair. and that a sudden o has
been known 10 turn all the haar white In
a single night. Tina is. a chemical
change in color!ng was produced by
mental action, Then why should II be
any more improbable that the brain
can produce another chemical change, Il
return to the original colog?'
AT least it's a bit more unusual" /
suggested.
THAT v because women DO not know
how to use their WI powers" che 70.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26

Thanksgiving requirements at pleas
ing prices-correct too. Brandon &
Lawrence.
Phone 519 and 4S9 for fresh celery,
lettuce, caulifower eggplant, turnip
greens, green onions, mustard, pars-
ley, cranberries and radishes. Hens
arling Bros.
If you will want Berwick Bay seal
shipt oysters for Thanksgiving phone
Hardy Newton's market, No. 119, to-
day to put you down for the exact
quantity you want so as to insure get
ting them. Phone now.
Mrs. Sanders returned today to her
home in Navasota after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. d. d. McAlpine. She
was accompanied by Mr.. McAlpine'
who will spend few days in Naya'
sofa on business.
Don't let anybody fake you in a
sewing machine deal. II they claim
their machine is as good, just ASK
them to let you phone $40 and have
a Singer brought to your home, and
we will show you right in the pres
ence of any competitor the great ad
vantages the Singer has over all Other
makes. Walker & Satterwhite.
Steve Moss was in the city to-day
from Tabor. He says the cottonfn his
community is all picked and the corr
gathered and housed. The farmers are
kinder resting from their labors and
waiting for cold weather to kill hogs
Wanted-Three furnished rooms FOL
light Housekeeping; family Of four
two children, ~ and IA years old. Ap
4 ply quick at Eagle office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
Eural Nrua

Dixie tonight.
Rags wanted at Eagle office.
Dave Lloyd of Reliance was in town
today.
DR.. George Lee of Wellborn spent
today in town.
C. C. Morgan of Reliance spent to-
day lin the city.
DR.. w. F. Odom was in the city to-
day from Kurten.
Miss Clara Scale OF Benchley was
in the city today.
W. L. Thurman was an Edge visitor
to the city today.
w. ]. Riley of Reliance was in the
city this afternoon.
]. G. w. Allen of Steep Hollow was
in town this morning.
Lee Burley was in town on business
today from Reliance.
Mrs. H. N. McAshan left today for
her home in LaPorte.
Henry Prinzel was visitor to the
city today from Kurten.
G. w. Saxon was in the city this
afternoon from Reliance.
All fruit cake ingredients; fresh
stock. David Reid & Co.
A complete stock Of fruit cake ma
terials at Hardy Newton's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26

Mrs. S. L. Williams and son re-
turned to their home in Dalhart to-
day after visit in the home of Mrs.
Josie Lawrence.
The fat turkey is ready, the cram
berries and minoe pies are waiting.
Spruce yourself up" a bit, we are
ready for you. Brandon & Lawrence.
Everybody should be thankful. We
will be thankful to you whether you
buy a suit or a pair Of shoe strings.
Both are guaranteed. Brandon &
Lawrence. .
Our telephone number is $40. When
you have clothes to be cleaned and
pressed call us up. Our service is
prompt and our prices reasonable
Hammond-Vawter Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
THANKSGIVING RACES
AT DELLWooD PARK.

Class A-Pace: Half mile heats,
free for all, best two in three. Baron
Hal, by Baron D; Frank, by Wilk's
Boy.
Class B-2:3O trot: Half mile heats,
best two in three. Wildwood Chief,
by wildwood; Texas Grattan, by
Grattan.
Class C-2:15 pace: Half mile
heats, best two in three. Royal Patch,
by Dan Patch; Floretta Hawk, by
Night Hawk.
Races begin at 2 p. m. sharp. Every
body invited. No admission. Go out
and see the great PAGERS and trot-
tiers go.-(Ady.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
AUTOMOBILE Agency.

Mr.. Arnie Hugghins, whe has been
connected with The Eagle Office for
several months, has purchased new
automobile. 1t is Jackson. 4-cyl.rder,
35-horse power, and is one Of the
most elegantly finished and complete
ly equipped cars in the city. Mr.. Hug
ghins has also accepted the agency
for the Jackson cars in Bryan and
would be glad to figure with anyone
wishing a modern, up-to-date car.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26

Ring Cooper & Cole for fresh yard
eggs. Phones 80 and 1856.
Wanted-Ten pounds of nice clean
rags at Eagle Printing Co.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith were in
the city today from Millican.
T. w. Frame of Edge was in the
city today attending to business.
Miss Hattie Haltom was a visitor
to the city today from Benchley.
Order Thanksgiving flowers now.
Scott Floral Co., Navasota, Texas.
Good fat Thanksgiving turkeys,
12hc per pound. David Reid & Co.
/. M. Cook of Steep Hollow called
on The Eagle while in the city today.
Ring Cooper & Cole for your
Thanksgiving delicacies. Everything
the market affords.
Miss Margaret Zuber left this after
noon to visit friends in Nayasota for
few days.
You can get fresh shelled nuts,
pecans, almonds, walnuts, at Hardy
Newton's.
CIR. Dickerson and Mr.. Wade were
I'D from Wellborn today and called on
The Eagle.
Mrs. Stuart Holmes left for Denton
this morning on account of the sick
ness of relatives.
Ring Cooper & Cole for fresh Jumbo
celery and Cape God cranberries.
Phones go and 1856.
How about your Christmas clothes
Don't wait too long. Order now. Ham
mond-Vawter Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Brogdon OF
Beaumont we're in the city today for
a few hours.
For Sale-At a bargain, a second
hand dining room suit. Mrs. Samuel
Levy.
For Sale-A good automobile, EMF
Studebaker in good condition; for sale
cheap. Walter ]. Coulter.
For Sale-Three feather beds in
first-class condition at a bargain
Phone 1894 after p. m. NJ. B. Riordan
When you are in town go to Hardy
Newton's store and look at that
Thanksgiving display case. l.
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Alber'
Newcomb were in town today from
Reliance shopping.
Wanted-Second-ha gasoline en-
CINE three or four horse power. j. b
Carroll. Route 3, Bryan, Texas.
Miss Mamie Milan has returned Z
her home in Marlin after pleasan
visit in the home of Mrs. Walte'
Knox.
For sale-My home, containing TIVE
lots ground and other improvements
See w. B. Grice at blacksmith shop.
Wanted-To rent a four or five
room house or will exchange for fou
unfinished rooms. Address Y, thi
office.
For Rent-Furnished room for ligh
housekeeping; electric lights an
bath. Corner Dallas and Frankli
streets. ,
| Mrs. ]. R. Howell, accompanied/b
her children and Miss Blanch
Meachum, left this afternoon for Al
derson. where they will spend Thanks
giving.
| The splendid business we enjoy r
fleets the good judgment of the peopl
| of Bryan. Hammond-Vawter Co., qua
anteed tailoring. =
1 Gus Robinson and B. d. Clary/we1
| over today from Grimes county tran
| acting business with Bryan me
| chants.
III We no longer have an agent
Bryan. Phone us your orders dire,
and save agents commission. SEQ
} Floral Co., Navasota, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
Lost. straYed or Stolen.

w. E. Saunders,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
Baptist PRAYER Meeting.

The regular midweek prayer serv-
ice will be held at the Baptist church
tomorrow night. In the absence of the
pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. Bullock will lead
the service. All are cordially invited
to attend the service.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
THANKSGIVING SPEclALTlES AT
HARDY MENTIONS STORE.

Turkeys.
Extra Jumbo Celery.
California Head Lettuce.
Cape Cod Cranberries.
Select Texas Tomatoes.
SNOWFALL Cauliflower.
Florida Grapefruit.
White Grapes.
Shelled Nuts.
Glaze Fruits.
Crystalized Cherries.
Maraschino Cherries.
Dates. Figs.
Raisins. Currants.
Plum Pudding.
Thanksgiving Pumpkin.
Premier Queen Olives.
Saratoga and Saline Crackers.
Batavia Salad Dressing.
Marigold Flour.
Home Roasted Coffee.
SPECIALTlES:
Dressed Turkeys.
Dressed Chicken.
Berwick Bay oysters.
HARDY NEWTON.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
TELLING a Lie

is sin even though it be business
lie. l am again selling the worlds
most popular sewing machine. "The
Singer" and when say it is the best
know / am telling the truth. Phone
SAC, the Singer store.
Walker & Satterwhite, Agts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26

One large red COW; marked crop
and underbit in the right and swallow
fork in the left; branded R connected
on left hip. Reward for return or in
formation to julius Christian.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
Notice, Public!

All persons are warned against
trespassing on the property of the Fin
Feather Club. All violators will be
prosecuted hereafter according to
law.
w. E. Saunders,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-26
Cotton Futures.
For Sale

have for SAFE very handsome,
stylish young horse; perfectly gentie;
standard bred and registered; price
reasonable. Look him over.
]. W. Dyer.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18

Duouici''u, PStIui''uu'a Pot NI'D"'
rim, San pieroilemaon Ia oIojo
Ire(1 torfaetnmoon. Snnea NATAL
Iel
- WiSS Selen SorSen on lpoIittu
Gr,piu tounntn foulun opettoiotii. 10
ten molemmot opettoiot FIND emf tol'
nenn tuIenat oIemnon fuomnlnifio,
iiud 10 ennen piiGmGeiddn fotonf.
Tesla on iobtofuntn nolinnut iiiben
mr. Sobn Wtdenpddn mpDstin opet.
%toiotii. Toieia fetp6dnd iai mr. DtG
enpdd pddetDtobistntieu Sronnoo.
bin forteofoulueta.
- 9eanber GtpIt Sronmoobin
pobioiSpuolelta on ostonut Iarmin
Ylummcrista. Wiinn. Yelermopbti.
On pdltptieud.
1uitpp + iemra @ofeiielbisId
panee toimeen emf %iunnuntoina fe.
5Giublan Sunbap iGruen ronnoIa.
2Io $3.50 ap. ldbbetddn iublofultu,
eesia roittinstololta iublapoita1e,
josie Flo 10 up. oltaa pbielman luo.
ritus. Sbielmoan fuuluu:
Mnouspnbe Sobn &uininen
Soittoa Wnfefielbin Ioittofunto
Sumo Moppo Hupnonen
8auIma Toinon Sdpel Iefof.
Soittoa Wufefieloin lotto tunto
DGliaifo
Soittoa WafefieIOin ioittofunto
SubIapube Yost. &. ". Nurmi
4auIu 3oinon Sdnel Iefof.
Soittoa WofefieIoin ioiitofuuta
2opuffi urbeiIufiIpailut.
Huumiinisto rafpintoo on mpDs
iubIapoifaao iootaWona.
= 3eidfomlmSia Aonnien pddad,
ioSIa opettaiana toimii lutfari Mnti.
fainen on 70 oppilosta, aouIu on
puolueeton' ioten moi finne napaas,
ii Idbettdd lapienia fanlalisieurafun.
talaiIetfin.
Observation-Disclosures firfosia al.
Col feidfoulu niime maonantaino,
oppilaita on bpmin mdbdn ia ne
bppin pienid, ioten onnetiiin ne miIs
Glen Sorienin opetettapatf, iobon
bdm fpqd niibin oppiIaibin nabben
f~pfeneefin.
= 9nlipaIc Wcrrien pdalId poIt
poroffi fparbain piime I1nantoin
Wrs 9enricfionin taIpA.|
Wofuutettu oil omaiiuus $500, iofo
ei ~tuitenfaon mostaa mabinfoa, III.
ID mttddn Ell ebbittp peIastamaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Rikastumisen vdlttdmat0n ebto
Hurley, Wis.

on taito sioiHaa raha min, eta Sc lsaantyy samassa suhteessa kuhn
william semen kylvettyna hyvaan maahan. Eli tarvitse OLA varsin Pc
rehtynyt laskutaidossa huomatakseen, eta milloinkaan Ell vol tula rik-
|kaaksi min pienen rahan koron kautta kuhn pankit maksavat. Oikealle
alalle perustettu ia jarkevasi hoidettu like on ainoa rikkauksien sym
|nyttyia. Kansalasilla on nyt tilaisuus sioiuaa paa-omansa tanaiseen
|Hikkeeseen ostamaa osakkeita Chicagossa olevasta suomaaBesta yh-
|ti0sta Midland Mercantile Company, ioka on perustettu Amerikalahten
tavarain viennin Suomeen ottamiseksi pois verasheimoislta suomalais-
ten omiin kasHn, seka Eikkeen harioiHamseksi Ameikassa. Liikkeen
osakepaaoma on nyt koroitetu $3.50 900 ia on Sc iaettuna yhden dolla-
rim osakkeisin. Pyytakaa taydelisa selostuksa osoitteela:
MIDLAND MERCANTILE CO.,
6OS So. Dearborn St. CHICAGO, ILL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
: w9aa mbbtdtpdnG. poismuuto,

= M'aa m%bbtdtudna. poismuuton
tdbben mppoddn Dan Busfirfisio,
Wis. 40 eefferid maata, iota fiioits
fee Y MALTA l6nieen aiemolto. WtaaI.
la on tppbpttdpdt buoneet. II eef'
ferid on moImista peItoo, ia muu
"a On bpwin beIppoo raipato. Din.
ia on 81, 900 fdteistd robaa. Gie.
busteIfoa Idbemmin,
Gbp. 6. Song,
(sI) 0an 9usfirf, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Paikkakunnalta.

QtatpIA atstl~
tuntamme ldbetpSpastori w. Antto
men.
Sartausbetti tdn6dn torStatna
Ban 9usfirtisid 3iaf Mden talollo
Flo 2 ip.
pastori 81. Mnttonen iaarnaa en-
II miifoua ieuraamisIa ~pnifoisla:
YesIemerisId raittiustalolla n'an'
naniaina ten % pnd Flo s Ill.
WateIielbisId tiistaina tin 70 pnd
2anIalisI eurafunnan firfosla Ito 8
ITALIA.
Sron 8eltisId fesfipiiffona rait
tiustaloua Flo 8 italia.
auefirioittanut tulee pitdmddn iu'
maIanpalmelutIen tt. piimeiiend Jun
nuntaina % pnd painespiuesid Flo
10 op. ia flo 2 ip. f%anian mddrdd'
mdsid paifasIa.
Spnt. ia fastettu:
Sron 9eltisid:
ySm ia WiIbeImiina Sapin tptiD
Smpi Sofia ipnt. 80 p. feldf. East.
Ia pnd beindt.
DaIfrib 20. g8ilen,
61O s. 2lper It. Sronpoob, Wid.
Eelef. 436 ".
= @paebic ia Srun fanntien Vb
bafpnlmliitto pitdd uIfoilma fofouf'
IenIa emf lunnuntaina npfonin puts
tos5a, eniimaineu ppIdfe Sron Belt
iStd. Siead tesfusteIlaan ia ~iuorite.
toon obielmaa liiton tarfoitufIesta.
&aitfi, iotta omat aIiaan innostu'
Meta ia, iotfa tabtoDat piettdd le'
pobetfen, papaana urfibuolista, lit
tpf6dt NATHAN. Sttafaa moiletptG
mutaanne, ipDfdd ia nauttifaa luon'
npnbelmosia eldmdstd. Suna ldbtee
Goo &inen aIemaIta iunnuntaina flc
z 9esiemeristd, Flo 7,15 Sronmoo
bista ia clio 1925 MontreaIista. ga
taiTin pddiee npionista Flo 5 ip.
2oitfi fanIalaiiet omot terpetuuei
ia mutaan puolueita fatiomatta!
= aamiallisfirffofumman 9dbe
tbspasturi W. N(nttpnen ioapur
paiffafunnaIemme buomenna, per
iantaina.
- 2amiaIlisienrafumman pmpeIu
~leuran naiIet opat teIdn aifana pi'
tdneet fofoufIioan p~mpdristDud ole.
main farmarein luona. Niinpd iefi
pdt iofu oifa fifteen NATHAN teitIj
tppoiad Sustusionin farmiae poib'
ioisfontriue ia niime torstaina oil
tafTi teitIi fuormaa MALTA ia oIo
%miebidfin Safob &innuien farmiao
st. fontriqa. &aiffioon oil field fou'
pun9ista noin 80 benfed patti lap
ia, alma 8eeIemerid mpDten. Silai
iuuoesIa nautittiin fabpia leimoS'
ten fansIa, iosta oil tuloia ldbes
$4.0OompeIuieuran fosIaan, nieldpd
ennen %poisldbtDG tariottiin talonmd.
en- puolesta ilmoiIetfi mautas ate-
ria, ip%oiIeipdd, niiIid ia firnupii
mod. Slipo benfistd obielmaafin,
qaulettiin bense0iiid l%auluia ia pas
tori Wuori pitt tiIaifuubesia ldmpi.
mdn pubeen fristittpien oifeuffisto
10 tpelmouiIuufisto.
Sduainen ti,aiIuus on taaS faus
pungin naiiiua ia miebiqd emf FUN
1 pnd, ioloin Idbbetddn taos poriI.
la teitIiqd Niemeldn iarmiue Gt.font.
riua.
Edud fertaa ldhbetddn mattaue 10
oamupdihpdud Flo 10, fiad on lus
ipattu iiead maImistaa nellie pdi'
tpdlinen, iosia iaobaan moistaa 10
uuIia pottuiafin y. M. Tarmituotets
to.
Utuistatoo Ills naiIet eta elofuun
L pnd torstaina oIette matfamaImit.
ma Flo 10 ap. Norrien pddud Nler
Rnntamden talon Iuona obottaa pt.
Il teitIt ia toinsn 2aniaaisi eurafun'
a pappiIan eoustala.
2insin pddad oIumot naiiet obot
tatoot meitd entiien fotufaora tipon
suona tuosia Flo 1915 up.
w2acfeb &c 8amfolam cello. ia
fuItatumaroIiife uubesIa paifoSIaan
euIimdinen omi Wm Mden paote.
tasuora liiffeestd SuIfoIt fobuuo,
-. - - uIlH-sI - --A.E-- -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18

. TOT toU'
min %beindmaa, Section 9 Sronpoob
townsbipisia. !Sinta 8 boaaria ras
basIa tai 2 corbia puita. 2dbemmin
tiebuSiataa tdmdn lebben fonttoo
riSta.
Salmalla m~bbtdtpdnd foli.uu.
nj, parasite tefea, uutena mafIanut
$65 90. fdptettp folme toltpea, pois-
mutton tafia mppbddn $37.O 90. Wmi'
totin buonefaIuia iaapi baIwaua, IT,
Iaiiuus cuff ainoastaan periantai.
iItaan, muutan pois lauantaina.
$. 5. Wdti.
1913 81. Gurrp It.
= 6dpfda s.. Sopfanionin pub
bistusmppnnisId, ipfa festdd nil
fon; b~eindfuum 22-27 p:nd
8. 6onfanion
Gurrp It &c Mc2eob ape. fulmaS'
ia.
= Smrulliien iabf5Ianpman TAI
mrs llitto Nemportin lufeeIiua pii'
me iunnuntaina. Siind ilmoitettiiu IN
hpesti ettd miebenId W(atti l1utto on
%iaanut tapaturmaiIen tuoleman Sem
terpiaesid, Soma, ioutaen iunon ol'
lie. Matii nitto .ldbti miime ioulu.
fuusia tddud olepan biliaiIen aian
tdbben muualta ipDtd etiimddn ia
olut pucfliniu farmi!euouiua &ans
Jain ipoltiosIa niimefIi tpDsid, Wai
noiota oootettiin 10 SQUIRT Of Sillp
pdimdfIi fotiin, mmtta malta Ell or
niStunut. Saparat oil ban 10 Idbets
tdnpt ebelti ia lite oil p~ddttdnpt
,iumppaamoua" tuua, iofa mt pddt.
tpi ndin Iuruuiieua tatpaIa. Srons
moobiin ban toiin iaapui, mutta ei
eldmdnd. Huumis iaapui tdnne nil.
me tiistoina ia bautaus tapabiui
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firfosta testi'
miitfpna lilo 2 ip.
Wainoia fuului Hauba ieuraan
(paiffotunnan uomolaiIeen louffaus
ia opupboistpfieen.)
SdIfeen idtti ban iptpdn Iurun
paltaaman pu%oliionfa Ia 3 losta,
ioista 2 poifaa ia 1 tpttD, manbin
8 muooen panba, 3 meIied tdsiG
maasfa. ioista pfIi paiffofunnona
toinen Ban 9usfirfiSid ia foImos
merimiebend tdmdn maan IiIdidr
miud. SIdn ia nbben fpelien man.
baan maaban. Woinaia oil ipntp'
npt glistaron pitdidSid SuomeSIa
10. 1878. Saut tdsid maosIa Is
puotta ia z muotta naimifis5a. ipt
fa miimeiiet z muotta ban onfin a.
iunut tddud Sronnoobis ia. Doifa'
miebend on ban fierrelpt uieisia
lGnnen ,paltioieIa. 9uonteeItaan oil
painoia iloinen ia hilped, bpruin pi
bettp naapureiltaon ia ~perbeesId ras
fostettu. iota MT Ippdsti faina.
tuon.
- MatfnStamut. 2eanber Oil, en-.
tiIen ironpoobiloiIen nalofupaaio
Sofob Ouin lid ldbti miime tiistai.
no Stepestoniin, 9rittisb GoIumbi.
oan, Ganooaan. tntt6renid mrs Gma
Safobloniu ia mdmpnid Iuo. Wds
npnid omistaa iiendss Iormimaon ia
foIonpppopstps Fifteen. Wr 2eon.
Der Sui on Ienidlfeen fuin poifonia
ldbti tddItd notn muoIi fitten aIunut
maatiIaaaan 6urlepn pobioispuoIeI'
la, ionfa bdn MT on idttdnpt mpps
tGmdfi. Snni ieuratfoon manbusta
matfauo! Sitd toinottamat paiffa.
funiamme usfomaiIet.
- 9ii1d IiifemiebiG. Str Otto
&auppi entinen pebmediuoman foup
pias on pddttdnpt rpbtpd oIaffaaffi
s. g. 6eDin iefatapara fauppaon.
2aupat on tebtp ndind pdipind. One
nea pritpfieue!
- 8asiafaapin rdidbobs. Tduoi'
men ibme tapabtui piime periantai.
ma Fun Wacfep ia &aufoIa muutti
pois entiiestd Iiifepaifastaan Mc,
2eob a~penueIta uuteen aianmnfai'
iempaon poiffaania euIfoIf fabuIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18

- DIR Matti Mdfpmem ldbtee
buomenna, periontoina Yort Irtbu'
rim, San pieroilemoon Ia oloia
henG torfastnmoon. Sunea NATAL
le!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-12-27
Crop Records Broken.

Staple agricultural crops broke all records
this year, according to the report Of the
bureau of statistics of the Department of
Agriculture, whose final yearly report has
been issued. The eleven principal crops
exceeded the previous record for value by
more than $50,000.000. The total value
of the crops on the farm, according to the
report. was $3,91l ,449.000. This is a
record for the United States. and this in
spite of the fact that the figures have
been advancing largely and almost stead
lily for the past decade.
Corn, the greatest crop Of all, went al
most 200.OO0,0OO bushels beyond the
record crop grown in 1906, and surpassed
the 1911 crop by 593,25S,00O bushels.
The value of the crop, however was less
by S64.000000 than last years the price
per bushel December being 4S.7 cents
this year, against 6l8 cents last year
The total wheat crop was l08,929, 900
bushels greater than last year; oats, 496,-
039, 900 bushels greater; barley, 63,504.-
900 bushels greater rye, 2,545, 900 bush
els greater buckwheat, 100000 bushels
greater, flaxseed, 8, 7O3, 900 bushels great
err potatoes. 1877, 10000 bushels greater
hay, 17,775,000 tons greater; tobacco
57.7l6.000 pounds greater, and rice, q
10000 bushels greater.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-12-27
Fire System Is Planned.

At a largely attended meeting of the
Friendship Heights Improvement Associa-
ton held at the residence of D. f. Sullivan
plans were discussed for the Inauguration
OF a fire protection system and also to
secure the appointment of deputy sheriff
and constable for that suburban section
OF the county. Proposals for improving
the streets were also considered, and COM
mlttees were appointed TO investigate the
cost and report at special meeting to be
held in February.
A number of applicants were admitted
to membership and a petition for the es-
Enlistment of branch postoffice was
signed. The committee on electric light
ing was authorized to 60 ahead with the
placing of new poles and lamps. The new
through car system of the Georgetown and
Tenleytown line was commended as great
convenience to patrons having business in
Washington
A. E. Shoemaker. president of the asso-
citation, presided, with Maj. B. M. Purssell
serving as secretary.
1t was ladies night" for the associa
ton, and following the business meeting
a musical and literary entertainment was
given, the former conducted by John Purs-
sell. Mrs. Sullivan gave several recita-
tons, which were greatly appreciated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-12-27
Religious Notices.

GAINESVILLE Baptist Church, Sunday School
at 10 A. M; sermon by the pastor at II
A. M.
Upper Seneca Baptist Church, at Cedar
Grove, sermon by the pastor at and s
P. M
Services every Sunday. with preaching
in the morning and evening, at the Rock
vile Baptist Church. Rev. Oscar W. Hen
derson, minister.
Rev. W. G. Dram will preach in the
Christian Church, Rockville, Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock and in the evening at 7:30
O'Clock. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Services for Goshen Circuit, M. f. Church
South. July, August and September Goshen
first and third Sundays. Sunday School at
$50 A. M. and preaching at 1890 A. M. {;
second and fourth Sundays, Sunday School
at 2:30 p M. and preaching at $50 p. M. !;
Holy Communion, first Sunday in Septem-
Der Emory Church. second and fourth
Sundays. Sunday School at $50 A. NJ.
and preaching at 1890 A. NJ. first and
third Sundays Sunday School at 2:30 p.
NJ. and preaching at $3.50 p NJ; Holy
Communion, second SUNDAY of the month.