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Summons for Relief.
COMPLAINT SERvED)

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Court of Common Pleas.
S B Poston and ] w Brown. qualified
executors of the estate of S Poston,
deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
Amanda Cooper, John Wesley Cooper
and Sam B Cooper, Defendants.
To the Defendants, Amanda Cooper,
JohnWesley Cooper and Sam B Cooper:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of which copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve copy OF
YOUR answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his office in Kings
tree, S G, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of
such service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiffs in this action will ap-
DIV to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Date, February l3, 1918.
LEROY LEE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the absent Defendant, John Wesley
Cooper:
TAKE NoTICE-That the original sum-
mons in this action, of which the fore
going is copy, together with the COM
plaint. was filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Williamsburg county. State Of South
Carolina, on the 2lst day of February,
1913. LEROY LEE,
3-27-6t Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated 2lst day of February. 1918.
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Methodist Minister Recommends
ChambePldin'S Cough Remedy.

Rev James A Lewis, Milaca. MINI,
writes: "Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy has been a needed and welcome
guest in our home for a number Of
years. highly recommend it to my
fellows as being a medicine worthy
of trial in cases of colds, coughs and
Group" Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy trial and we are confident
you will find it very effectual and
continue to use it as occasion requires
for years to come, as many others
have done. For sale by all dealers
adv
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ALETTER TO TEACHERS.
Earnest Appeal to Our Educators
by Superintendent Nc cCullough.

Dear Teacher
At meeting of the committee on
arrangement for our field day at
Lanes it was decided to have two
spelling matches, one for pupils of
the 3rd. 18th and 5th grades; and one
for those of the 9Th and 7th grades.
You are requested to send two con-
testants for each of these events.
The geography and history contests
will be conducted as the spelling
match. Only such questions on
United States and South Carolina
history as require short answers will
be given. Those who will write COM
positions will bring along paper and
pencils. The Boys in the sack race
will provide themselves with the nec-
essary equipment therefor.
There will be first and second
prizes for all the events. both ath-
letic and literary, and best, of all, a
trophy cup will be awarded by the
county to the school winning the
greatest number Of points in the
aggregate. This cup is to be kept
by the winning school until our next
field day and awarded in like man.
ner yearly. Yours sincerely,
C MCCULLOUGH.
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More than sixty people were report
ed killed and hundreds more injured,
some mortally, Friday of last week
by tornado which swept diagonaliy
across the country from Northern
Texas to Western Pennsylvania and
New York, bisecsing the Mississippi
valley and moving North-eastward
across the Ohio and into the Great
Lake region.
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Our idea of a considerate ply
sician takes form and substance
in the person of California
medico, who, after his patients
demise, presented his bill to the
estate for 1926 for professional SER
vices. When asked why he had
not presented the bill during the
lifetime of the patient, the doc
tor replied that he was afraid it
would have caused the sick mans
death from heart failure.
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The cost of living is lower in South
Carolina than in any ether State in
America. The annual per capita cost
of our clothing is s33.S7, while the
average for the United States is $95.
Our per capita cost for food is $685.
Is, while the average for the whole
countryis 1912. So you see this is a
poor mans paradise. - Conwoy Field.
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KJNGSTREE-THE GATEWAY
TO OPPORTUNITY.

.In men whom men condemn as Ill,
| find so much of goodness still:
In men whom MEN pronounce diVine'
find so much of sin and blot
hesitate to draw the line
Retween the two-where God has not.
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The County Record job office is
better equipped than ever to do your
printing. Send it to US at once.

For sale," For rent, :" Lost"
"Wanted"-makes no difference
what it is, let it be known through
our special" ad column. Results
will surely follow.
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Mrs J H Cogburn, of the Meeting
street section, has an egg, laid by an
ordinary hen, that is freak worthy
of notice. The egg lengthwise is
nine inches in circumference, seven
inches around the body. Inside of
the volk is hard egg of usual size.
-.Ihnston News- Monitor.
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The candidates in the First
Congressional district all profess
to be running on high plane. "
Judging from the reports of their
speeches some of them seem to
be riding an aeroplane.
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Ladies, write US for samples of
Dress Goods, Trimmings, etc. We
can please you.
FLORENCE DRY Goods Co,
3-20-4t Florence, 5 u.
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Chimney ROCK and BAT CAVE
Situated iu Hickory Nut Gap.

SItudtCu Az AkASnOAJ As.
There are many hotels and boarding
houses and country homes where board
can be obtained at lower rates than at
any other section where the same class
of accommodation is given. Before you
make up your mind where TO go write
us for printed information, which will
be sent free of cost. If you want a few
picture postal cards of the many beau
ty-spots around here send 10 to Is cents
in stamps and We'll buy and send them
them to you.
Teachers of public and private schools
who want to take special courses under
the most competent instructors should
write Literary, Arts and Handkerchief
Association. Teachers who want to
ioin the Teachers Outing Cub, where
they share expenses and thereby get
their outing at smallest cost. write
"Outing Club.
Doctors, bankers. lawyers, merchants
and manufacturers can get printed in
formation that is of special interest to
them. 1t costs less to send your family
here than to any other section. Furnished
cottages, single room for Housekeeping,
and tents, can be rented at reasonable
rates. Write for information. Address,
FREEMAN'S CAMP,
3sO.st Bat Cave P o. n G..
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THURSDAY. MAR. TT, 1918

The phrase turned turtle. a
fatal one to automobilists, has gain
ed a new significance in connection
with DR. Friedman's life-giving Sc
rum, extracted from the lowly tur-
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If YOU expect to do any painting
don't forget that we handle the best
Paint on the market. II
WILLIAMSBURG HARDWARE Co
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The Williamsburg Hardware Co
has just received the latest thing
in 1-horse Cultivator. and it will
pay YOU to call and see it. 1t
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We have a large line of Cotton
and Corn Planters and Fertilizer
Distributors on hand and are in
position to supply your immediate
needs. 1t
WILLIAMSBURG HARDWARE Co.
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CUT RATE DRUG
SPECIALS

swamp Root 81 90 size .............s -r
$ $ Tor the blood. si.o0 size .. .6zo
Z Fnpe's piapopaiu. sec size ......... $50
4 German Rheumatic Mixture. guaranteed
20 cure. per bottle ..............SI.eO
Witch Hazel Ointment. Csc sire iso
Scidilta Powders, large ESQ boxes 100
/ We are agents for Nyars and A. D =.
Remedies
- our doctor VIII give a plain talk On
constipation neat week
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SlToLettQfss To &C Gn 1 Grcx

help mo decide which Is The right
thing TO do IN my cbHe's
am widow IS years old, md
have no chllareu About year
aHo ! had an operation performed
which viii IN future prevent me
from having children, and ! am
very fond Of them; IN fact. ! could
never be- contentod with q home
without them
Now. Mlss Grey. what ! want 60
ask Is Would It he the right
thing 10 do to marry man. know.
Ing that he expected family, or
would you advlHe me TO tell him
the exieting conditioner
Would you adviae mo to marry
wldower with children7
ZELLA
Abe frank with the man
you intend to marry; II there
Ia any trouble Il had best be
before than sitter Il ls hla
right 20 know this, and by tell.
ING him, you Will avoid much
possible trouble.
You need not have . child.
less home there are many lt.
tie unfortunate babies In the
world 10 brighten such home.
II you love the widower with
children, why not marry hlmf
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Augustine & keyer. SIS First Ave.
Augustine q Kyer. i6o7 Queen Anne Ave.
Augustine & Kyes 500 18Th y
Augustine & Kyor 10th y and Miller
TIE uCn Marche Second snd Pike 81
McRae & Branigan. 1898 Third Ave.
AcRaa 4 Hranisan. 90a Yesier Way.
McRRe & Braulgan. t1l =. Pike
Anderson Grocery Co. gle Westlake Market
j. a. zobIs. gI9 westlake Market
" =. Fuss CO, 40 Westlahe Market
j. e. stoug i25 Weatlake Market
Brenneman Mcintosh, no woatiake Market
Philadelphia Market, No. Sanitary Market
sun Grocery. liz Corner Market
A. GAndolto. COO Second ave.
T. r. Turner 225 John g.
r G. Husae. 6fi Queen Anne Ave
Highland Grocery. 22i W. Galer.
Table supply. gfog seventh W
WEd Rose Grocery. z4s5 Seventh ".
A j. Baker. No. 10 McCraw.
Standard Grocery. Queen Anne and neaton.
/. X. Rudd 1885 queen Anne Ave.
l.. r Ashlm 1i25 Fourth y.
W H. Honaker Firth N and Aloha.
z. l.. swezea. s22 Fifth y.
Bird 4 Nynn. 400 f1fih ~
Guitar Bros. SOC Denny Way
c. NJ Pettlbone sci r s2nd.
Mrs. G. y. brennan. roe r 42nd.
Brooklyn Ave Grocery. 10th and brooklyn Ave.
Delta Grocery 1906 i4th y. T.
Hemphill Bros, t3gd and IAN n Z.
q. G. Huhbell. 1901 18th ~ +.
r. G smallos. 52Ga iith \. p.
Haiferdahi & Holt. Yeser Station
Mrs r. s Coy. I'll +. 18th
J. O foFhty. 2gi5 n 45th.
Hampton A Davis t5th aud WanEford.
A. L. Fryer Ili5 Howell.
J. r. Iarrick ei5 Yeser Way
YeElor Way Grocery. 125 Yeslsr Way
X Wada s25 Yesler way.
sun Grocery eoa Yesier Way
4. IS Waring. 9i4 Yosler Way
Blair & Whittendae. 18th and Yeser Way.
Merldeths Cash Grocery. 2eth and Yeser Way.
Fugi Cash Grocery. col Ninth s.
Star Grocery. 2Srd and Jackson.
j. l. Muahou. 2103 Jackson
j. r. Fqnlay 2sth and Dearborn.
Whitman a EgRerman. 2Gth and Dearborn.
Frank Andrews. 25th and Dearborn.
J. II. Gilman. gath and Lane.
O. G. HowTB. si2 gath =
w 6. Russell. 612 Weller.
Sunshine Grocery 1904 Howell.
T. NJ Newman $50 r. Pike.
Myer Cohen. s24 Pine.
Ables Bros Sixth and Seneca.
r. K Lillian Firth and Spring.
n n. Lashley. GIG Broadway
2. stratton, 526 broadway
Rock Bros SOC Broadway
Garbutt Bros. 1901 18th Ave
j. a. stavik 18th and II Pike
Douglas Berg. 18th and F.. Madison.
Mira j. s. Bertch. ago 18th n.
Wood Bros, 426 18th y.
D. welch. 2ti5 Seventh Ave
Fleming Cash Grocery f22 18th N.
n. O. Bailey. 43i 18th N.
Mccoy Son, 52G 10th N.
G. Herman 10Th n and T.. Mercer
q. shaw 903 10Th ".
s. Blair. 1901 lTth N.
H. Anderson 1902 23rd N.
&. Antonadls. 6i5 y. Pike St
F1emngs Cash Grocery. 100 Broadway N.
Robinson Bros Grocery. 200 Broad way n.
Theo. Grunert, 20t Broadway n.
Theo Habernai. 224 Broadway N.
Nelson & Lindroa, i3i Broadway ".
j. W r. DoiE. 2f01 Tonth ~
Mrs n a. Tucker 1850 Tenth N.
Geo A. Kemp, 1904 Broadway.
e. r. Waite 90G 10Th Ave.
Union Grocery Co, goth and r. Union
a. 4 Paul. 22ud and r. Union.
Todd's Grocery. 1901 23rd Ave.
T. + Bickfurd 2ist and r. Madison.
A G. Peterson. 202G r. Madison.
j. L. Reynolds. 42nd and IT, Madison.
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wife sewing for him while he is
resting from his lahors. II shows
a personal care for him. a thought.
fulness. which always pleases The
homely task could be performed
IN the daytime, with no glamour Of
lamplieht and husband looking on
but Il seems better 10 wait and let
him enjoy the sight. II Is the lit
tle touches tn daily life that help
a follow. same as they do the wife.
You value. don't you. the little
things done 70 make you happy?
believe any wife blesses the hus-
band who does rot forget 70 do
her small favors. Given freight
and lampliEht. or what does duty
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married some time. aud the wife
asks for ii divorce. viii she gt tie
ehlidr
have one child and can never
think Of giving him up and cannot
continue. living with my husband
he II 40 Cruel Can | sue for di
yorce Immediately after leaving
n not. how long must waitg
! thanh you. MlaH Grey. and hope
for an early reply
CHARLOTTE.
A-The sbovs mentioned
grounds are auffleiont for
divorce ard you may obtain
one as soon as you wl0h after
leaving.
cannot gay positively that
you will Get custody u your
child, ne that Will depend on
the evidence produced on both
sldesi but II you can prove
that you are clean, moral
woman, there 10 no doubt but
what you Will get your child.
LEGALLY DEAD
a young wife. you say person IL
not considered legally dead until
thcl. and | suppose that means
tshel also. IL absent five years
aud during that time no trace can
be found
Well. Is he az liberty 10 marry
again. without golng through the
divorce courtsg After five years
of separation is one legally sepa
rated them WIN you kindly an.
Hwcr this question for MOI II N.
A.-The safes, way when
one wishes 20 remarry lie 10 OBJ
tain a divorce " for five con.
seeutiVe years constant search
10 made for person. and eV.
cry possible means ls employed
10 leeate them, but 20 no avail.
and proof can be furnished 20
thai effect, the person 10 con.
siaered legally dead.
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WoMANs PAGE nolds
WHO OWNS THE RINGS

Dear MISS Grey Have you been
having very hot arguments with
my husband recently. due 70 the
fact that he insists on trying 10
make mo believe that both the en-.
gaecment and wedding rings are
the property OF the husband. and
not the wife
VIII you kindly tell me which Ia
correct ANXfuOS WIFE.
A--They are the property OF
the wife. az leaet ! have always
known II 10 be such.
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.nr SUMNER AArs

,.asr SUMMER HATS
=. ssuf sassa tes' N''' '"'"
- sisaa. tioes I've nnd te
We ..s.a sAlea. hemHs l@Hsmas and
mase Assse
sAaFns -
aopgL MILLINERY
ksr Peoples Bank biea,
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Pure Lard

u Marshall 2i0l 18th 8
Goddard a LEVERS 2ii6 i4th $.
l. stetson 18TH Ave. s and Deacon
Scott a MRtBon. stth and r. Cherry
a Hall. g0th and Cherry.
Calhoun d Son. 2sth and Cherry.
Frank Eek. 725 2Tth.
Il n Grinday. sas Howard y.
J. r. smith. COS Eastlake.
l. Schiller 1911 r Madison.
+ r. Caroy. 2sth and r. Madison.
J l.. Reynolds s2nd and r. Madison.
Geo A. Mack Madison Park
" n Mcclellan. goth and Grand Blvd
Kate Zeldcnrust. G5rd and 18TH n W
Il W Everett. 10Th and 18th y. ".
=. W. Farney, 10th and 2'th \. "
O. G. williamson 10th and Greenwood
Blum & Bali. sist and Greenwood.
c /. Burgue. sard and Greenwood.
Rosa Marche. 1890 Third W.
Kohl Wicks. 6sth and itih y. w.
J + Els 5ist and 18th y W.
l.. Mattson. 10th and iith ~ ".
J. A Stout 800 18th W.
]. Hollcnbeck ii26 s5th W.
G. II Morse Interbay.
Parker 4 Refs Gbth and Phnney.
r r. nreakey. 43rd and woodlRwn Park
Mrs Geo Kellck. 47th and ilth n W.
Goo Parks bi00 Ballard Ave
n Barton. 5427 Ballard Ave.
John Kyle. goth and Broadway
l. Murphy. 680l fAtoua
VIM. Kers,ons e2t4 Woodlawn
J. j. sherry. G5th and Tenth " r.
r O. O'Ncln, Denny Station
Tess & Rycrs SO. View station.
$ s Collins. s67 Nicksrson.
c A LOOMS. 800 Kiibourne
g. snow 3l7 Kiibourne
A. T. Fndey. $500 Woodland Park Ave
Studehnker habcock i3rd and Woodland Park Ave
Georgetown Mercantile Co. 6025 Duwamlsh Ave.
Tee Hive Cash Store. Georgetown
Elofaen a Green. Georgetown.
A. NJ Johnston, 70i Lucille
A Borridgc Georgetown.
4. y. YocHm. South Park
r. y Goodwin sg0i 9Th 3.
VI r Newell. 250t California Ave.
NJ p Koran. California and Lander.
W T. Bes 4 Co. 2G04 California Ave.
r. II, Hcrrett. 23os California Ave.
J @ Goethe. Ninth and California.
O. NNattcrs Ninth and California.
II G. Nicholson 18th and California.
O. ". Stafford, California and Brandon.
Il AAaun. California and Brandon.
n y. Comatock. ieth and W. Graham.
sherwin q Woodbury.. Lakewood station.
r. Thompson, 1859 Lowman Drive.
r X Burrows. a2i7 Fauntleroy
L. A. Hanson Youngstown station
Youngstown Mercantile Co. Youngstown Station.
NJ F. sauriol Youngstown Station.
York Grocery 2400 Rainier.
/ Berry $40 Rainier.
j. s. Rock s. r. Seattle.
Wolbro q Tunstad 36iG Genesee.
r Hartman. 1919 22nd s.
w. W. Phalen. Columbia City.
II Goobel, 4S72 Rainier
J. f. Keofo Himan City.
Brown & Webster. 1920 Rainier.
Geo. a. seldomrdge 1920 Rainier
r. p. Mathieson 1869 Rainier.
NJ Il Bruhst Orchard Beach
II. T.. Martin. Atlantic city.
s. ]. Kidder sis3 Rainier.
r. Hendrix s00i Rainier
J r.. Keefe. Rainier Beach.
williams Mcknight, Ronton.
]. II. Dobson. Renton.
VIM Toxin. Honton
Mat potorbin, Renton.
j. X Carroll Renton.
Phillips Barroe Renton.
J r. Martin Renton.
w. c. u. Edwards. Reuton.
Mazzucco Il Deaurenti, Renton.
s. Gregory. Rcnton.
Pistoria & Bro. Renton.
Edward Irr. Renton.
A. b. Lindgren. Renton.
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ssesad 4ssaas and PI. STREE

MY DEAR ELEANOR
doubt n there lives 2 young
man who has ever thought Of
marriage without slippers and
house-coat attached By. this /
mean the idea Of bis wife meet
ing him at the door or gate with
these articles. The roof.tree may
be tn city. with no gate to en-
close e. aud o wife would look
foolish. anyway. walking up and
down tho entrance path with coat
and slippers: bat In imagination
the young man pictures his flu
ture wife doing this ANY wife
can have an easychair. better
stu her husbands own chair.
placed ~ readiness, and meet the
good man with the spirit Of will
ing service
with slippers and house-coat
there Is an accompaniment. the
mcuding Of hosiery.
A husband must be n hard-shell
who can withstand the sight OF the
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A. r. FLAGG has been appoint.
cd ~ supervise the construction Of
the branch libraries 20 be- erected
ia West Seattle. Queen Anne iiill
and az aarh az. and Yealar MME
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SUFFICIENT GROUNDS

Dear Miss Grey VIII you kind.
is answer my qncbtions7
First. II man has q terrible
disease aud marflcs. NOT telling bis
wife until after they have been
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TO -. ~.
Dear Miss Grey. Just word 10
the young lady signing II H."
Dear glrl, pleaee don't think of
loading sinful ate You don't
know what that moaua. You say
To forget your troubles they Will
only have begun
Il made my heart ache 20 read
yonr letter, and tonight shall ask
God 60 give yos strength TO fight
your hattleH~~that you may remain
pure.
let us hear from you again. say.
ing that YOU have changed your
mind A YOUNG MAN.
Dear Miss Grey Having noticed
IN your columns a letter signed IN.
H. by a giri who has been disap.
pointed and feels "a II she had no
friend IA all the world. / would like
To say a few words that might
be helpful to her
Dear Miss ~. ~. The
young man mentioned In your
letter either deserves not the
word mice" applied TO him. or
else does net know what he
wants. am sure nice young
men are still to be found II one
looks In the right places for
them, as ! am one and know.
! know what IL meant 20 have
no parents. 10 have disappolnt.
nents and 90 feel lonely %
times. Don't give no the pure
and clean life you are nov Nv.
INC. because n you 10. you will
wish. some time, that you had
not done 30. There are so many
nice things 70 live for. and II
you will only look 40 20 the
Oliver Of all good thinps. I am
sure you Will come out att right.
" you are not alrca5y a mem.
her, Join aome Christian Yeuna
Peoples society. am sur.
\ YOU Will be welcome al any
time. a FRIEND.
WoMANS PAGE dane o6aodlihen
DUTY STANDS FIRST
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Ayers f fss'r1zal

Away hask In iSii Old enough to &c.
member those dsys7 Stlll used Toe
coughs and colds. Sold for 20 years.
La ya,,r Da.fa. q Aver Co,
- 's1f SSssfs tovall Mes.
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MoMANS PAGE dane o6aodlihen
DUTY STANDS FIRST
Dear Miss Grey You have done
SO mnrh 90 helm nthera. VII Yna
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for lamplight. and wifely accom-
paniments. a fellow feels easy in.
his mind. and so the way is OPEN
ed to confidence. The talk comes
after the husband has laid aside
his newspaper. Listen, Eleanor,
to what | tell you.
II may happen. as IL often does,
that a man OF the house is so tired
he wants TO lie on the sofa and be
let alone Yet he might appre-
ciate = few soothing drops on his
forehead II would do no harm to
apply some ointment-the effort
would count for you. Much as a
man may disdain such attentions.
at heart he feels the good will
which prompts the attempt.
House-coat and slippers. mend.
ING and ointment simply help
strengthen the bond. that is all.
Silent sympathy must underle il
all. and. perhaps. silence has. after
all, the most influence upon
married man
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An Astor Anniversary

NEW YORK. July l., one nun.
dred and dfty years ago today there
was born ~ Waldor. near lieidelhert
Germany. the son OF q lowly butcher
who lived to stand before kings. and
To acquire the larges. fortune ever
accumulated by single individual in
America up TO tnis time. The butch
cr's son was John Jacob Astor. the
founder of the Astor family 10 Amer
ica lie crossed the Atlantic at tho
age of 20 aud from 40 lay of ms
'anding he was an .wericsn. ~
drst he acted as az i Tor Lon
lou arm ,hr' uf.. lt'' r,d pfus,oai
instruments and he r.c'me the first
dealer IN musical "a irumentB In the
United states By degree he work
"a into the trade with iurs, serNiul
lpprcnticcshp with Quaker u
fhe business Then D. gan hIs dliil
!cult and trying journeys to buy iurs
I1ud his conflict with TIE 'rongll
o. tablishrcd Hudson Bay company
! Hc extended hls TRADE 60 th. west
arn coast OF America aud sent hl'
.hips 10 All parts OFF ihe W0IIn,