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Miss Blanche Word and Tom Taylor, of Helena, visited Miss Myrtle Craig here Sunday.
 Miss Vera Babb, of Helena, was a Sunday visitor in Brink ley.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. LaBelle, of Little Rock, visited relatives in Rrinkley first of the week.
 Mayor A. K. Cameron is a business visitor in Memphis this week.
 R. Carl, depot agent at Pos. telle, and wife, were visitors ill the city Sunday.
 Hon. Charley Meyers, of Clar- endon, was a business visitor in Brinkley Wednesday.
 Rev. Edw. K. Temple will re- turn tomorrow from two weeks vacation visit in Heber.
 After the, O1eyA is over" Bacharach's il tkhN place to take your wife or AfetSeart.
 John Fowlef fof Hazen, was a visitor in Brinkley Monday, the guest of A. J. Livingston.
 Groceryman A. R. Hammon visited his two children, Hazel and Lucille, at Heber Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earnest Beaton, of Kanola, are visitors in Brink ley, guests of Mrs. Elmo Chaney.
 S. Salinger will leave in a few days for St. Louis to buy his Fall and Winter stock of goods.
 Henry Goldman, of Memphis, was a visitor in the city a few days this week. l1Jas. Henderson and two chil- dren were visitors in Heber Sun- day.
 Tom Bounds, of Clarendon, was a business visitor ill the city Tuesday.
 l.. K. Brown returned home Sunday from Heber, where he visited his family for few days.
 Mrs. Harry LeI'ils and guest, Miss Helen Weis, were visitors ill Wheatley a few days first of the week.
 Frank Clemmens, U. s. Deputy Marshal, of Helena, was a busi- ness visitor in ~Brinkley Wednes- day.
 Mrs. H. l.. D. Whitson. Miss Mamie Mitchell and s. P. Parks spent Wednesday on the bayou fishing.
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Wooden Vessel Superior

Admiral Peary says, that in some re spects the oldfashioned wooden shir is less vulnerable to the dangers ol the sea than the huge steel liner. He once crashed into partly subnlerged iceberg while going !. full speed in broad daylight. "The stout little ship
 (the Rooscvelt), he says. "caromed off the berg like . billiard ball, with out injury; steel ship would have
 ad her bilgs torn open from bow te
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lndividuality.


 Mature never rhymes her children. nor makes two men alike" So says Emerson, and the mothers of young families might do no worse than take this saying as a nursery motto.
 It is curious how few parents, com- paratively realize the wisdom of this, and consequently how many homes are marred and rendered unproductiye by being made forcing" instead of "tem- perate" houses for the young lives they contain.
 The cresds. ideas, thoughts and ca prices of the parents are forced on the child; he is moided CT patterned" by the parent, according to that parents standards. He is taught to be like this rson, or that, to take such 2 one for
 example and object of imitation
 Ie either becomes a nonentity, or. when he finds that his shape is un- fitted for the parental mold, he rebels, and then parent and child become an
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Pastor Edward K. Temple writes from Heber Springs, where he has been on his vaca- tion, that he will probabls re- turn in time to hold services Sunday.
 Sunday School services m Sunday morning were we'll at- tended. ,J. Ross Chambers and wife, fosmer members but now of Augusta, were among the visitors present.
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,.l and Personal

Wallace is reported on
 n list this week.
 Clancy spent this week
 s,hviIle, Tenn. on business.
 p Westbay and Ira Wood
 pspt Sunday in Heber.
 { Price, of Cotton Plant,
 djn the city Surday.
 bs Agnes Mattingly visited
 ,folks in Clarendon Sunday
 N McDermott was a visitor
 r.nphis Wednesday.
 lIkp Pipkin was on the sick Isveral days first of week. l,yde Brown, of DesArc, was
 itor in Brinkley Sunday.
 losr: Pair ofE's,sssf An y sinding ssmef pleas} return Stroud anaget reward. Iashal L. c. Owen went to Lena Wednesday to attend deral Court.
 HE. Homer Hamilton returned 1nesday to her home in Har- burg.
 Misses Mary Hodges and Cal- ] Pearson visited friends in hendon Tuesday. M. Craven and little son, Masf k0ais, spent Sunday in MemA is.
 If. and Mrs. L. L. Sheppard ae visitors in Helena a few |ysof the past week. llrs. Fl Underwood and little pghter, Nina, of Helena, were |adag visitors ia Brink'ey. X F Smith, formerly of this Y but now of Dewitt, spent |ndav with friends here. Mrs. B. C. Metcalf left Tues yfor a visit to friends in Mo ester, Okla. Ms a. M Henderson went to Der Sunday where she will Vt relatives for a few weeks. Mrs J. W. White and little agnter, Eva, are visiting in 
 'sO' Eaton spent Sunday in < s'e Rock with his wife and Ile son.
 aSron Scruggs came over from ae Rock and spent Sunday ah)n,iolk s.
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The Main Thing.

Arnold Bennett, the English ro- mancer, was much impressed in New York by the beauty of the girl ste nographer.
 Tt isn't your actresses or your so. ciety belles that I'd award the palm for beauty" Mir. Bennett said at a luncheon. Its to your stenograph- CTS.
 T won't say it's their beauty alone that gets these girls their positions, but III tell you story.
 "A male stenographer was talking about girl who had displaced him.
 "'Is she really an expcrt2' his listener asked.
 "sOh. no. was the reply; but she's as expert as you'd exrect a Gili Gf her beauty. to be- r
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relatlveS in Little ROCK this week.
 Master Roswell Simmons, of Little Rock is in the city visiting this week the guest of his aunt, Mrs. c. F. Simmons.
 Ruel Henderson left Tuesday for 1mboden to be guest at a house party given by Lucien and Paul Sloan. Messrs. Earl Watson and R. Davenport, of Kansas City, Mo-, are visitors this week at the home of J. D. Edmonds. Chas. B. Johnson and little neice, Miss Nina Lucille Keath, were visitors in Clarendon Sun day.
 Mrs. Ben Shorten and Master Curlis Campbell, of Helena, were the guests of A. Garraughty and family Sunday.
 The celebrated ''Gunthers" Chocolates in one and two pound boxes, now on ice at Bacha- rach's.
 Henry Folsom spent a few days of this week in Blytheville visiting his son, Grover, and family.
 Mrs. J. Meeks, of Clarendon, was a visitor in the city few days first of the week, guest of friends.
 Rev. w. F. Walker, pastor of the M etho list church, was calied to Harrisburg Sunday to conduct a funeral service. J. R. Vinson, Secretary of the Southern Trust Co.,, Little Rock, was a caller at the ARGUS office Wednesday morning. Mrs. Ed Pharis and little daughter, Nellie Marie, of Stutt- gart, are the guests this week of Mrs. R. c. Coody. Mrs. A. J. Livingston is now in St. Louis on a visit to relatives and friends. She will also visit in Memphis. Mrs. Luther Waddell left Tues day for Henning, Tenn, for a visit of several weeks to rela- tives.
 Harry Schultz, Mgr. Lipsky Bros.. will leave Monday for St. Louis to buy Fall and Winter goods.
 Pearson Elledge left Tuesday for St. Louis with three cars of cattle. He will visit in Evans vile. Ind. before he returns.
 MT. and Mrs. R P. McGregor and two children, little Miss Katherine and Master Robert, visited Mrs. Ms. mother. Mrs. J. w. Savage, Sunday.
 Little Miss Earnestine Terry, of Blackton, was a visitor in the city a few days the past week, the guest of Mrs. R. c. L. Howard.
 Miss B. Goldberg, of Memphis, passed thro' the city Tuesday en route to Little Rock. While here she was the guest of her brother, Adolph Goldberg.
 Miss Rose Jacobs, who has been visiting her parents at Batesville for some time, re- turned Tuesday, and is now back with Lang, Goldberg & Co. Miss Maude Anderson. of Mar we'll, who has been the guest of Miss Blanche McCreight for sev- eral weeks. returned home Mon day.
 D. K. Hawthorne. of Jones' boro, the handsome Cotton Belt By. Attorney, was a pleasant caller at the AKGUS cffice We'd nesday.
 Miss Ernestine Garrett, of Memphis. passed thro' the city Wednesday en route to Little
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PIANO FOR SALE: Have fin new upright ForbesNano, tha cost three hundred IdlaN Will sell at greatly reduced Nprice, cash or On time.
 Address at onceI box 2f7, brinkley, Ark.
 FOUND: A small leather~pass or account book with Some pret- ty rich and racy'' photos of prominent young people of Brinkley. Owner can have property by proving same and paying for this notice. care ARGUS.
 A. Rubel, of Lonoke, was visitor in the city this week the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jake Lamm.
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INTERNATIONAL SUlYINSC[lOOL
 LESSON

(By E. o. SELLERS, Director of Eve- ming Department, The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.)
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01

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8aton - Norft feftsr. Short Hare Stiten
l0A--lIe, fur3s @ippsnieifsn i0I9--I03zf,
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gtebl.-- g,uss gsinter gatent s4.3o--44o,
gsinter snntp s4.00--425, &inter samiln
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