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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
Notes Disreqarded,

Don't you think Miss Yowler's
voice has remarkable ranger"
Il do indeed II simply romps all
over that song she is trying to sing"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
Room.

How do you like my new skirt?
asked the sweet young thing. isn't
1t perfect?''
We'll, there isn't much room for
improvement" replied the crouch.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06

Good positions far exceed the sup
ply of good material available to fill
them Ohio State Journal.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
Beautiful Gold Filled Ring

Apparently TX Genuine Diamond Lady's or
Gents. Would deceive an expert. Sent postpaid
Cor so cts. stamps or cash. II not satisfactory
money refunded. If .Grouan, tkadlsonAs., Newfork
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
Too Economical.

He'll never be rich"
But he's just bought himself a
fine auto?"
Yes, but he bought 1t to save
street car fare"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06

Mrs wIuslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, sottens the gums, reduces inhamma'
tion, alays pain cures wind collie aSc hottie-Ass
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06

Don't neglect a cold. II means Consump-
ton or Pneumonia. Deans Mentholated
Cough Drops check colds-5c at Druggists.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
The Cause.

She-I don't know what makes her
so positive about everything.
Heller sex.-Puck.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06

Don't judge by appearances. Men
who wear diamond pins often have
money.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06

No man likes to hear a woman
praise some other man.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
Daily Special,

Even If You Are Beaten a%Nose, You
Get Second Money.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06

First thing baby learns to do is cry
for what it wants.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
SomethInu Like.

Did you ever feel the influence OF
starlight night?''
"Humphl All mooushine."
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-11-06
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COLORADO COLLEGE Stu
DENTS TO GO TO ARKANSAS

A visit to the numbering districts OF
Arkansas will make up the annual
spring trip Of the senior class of Col
orado College forestry school this
year, and plans have been completed
for an extensive Investigation OF the
methods in the numbering and mill
work in that region Headquarters
will be established at crosset. in the
southeastern part of the state. where
the Yale forestry school visited last
year. This Is the heart OF the lumber
ing region The class. accompanied
by Professor Terry. expects to leave
Colorado Springs in about a week
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Best Known Remedy.

For forty-three years DR.. Kings New
Discovery has been known throughout
the world as the most reliable cough
remedy. over three million bottles
were used last year. Isn't this proof,
II will get rid of your cough. or we
will refund your money. J. ]. Owens,
OF Aliendaie. S. c.. writes the way
hundreds OF others have done: After
twenty years. ind that DR.. Kings
New Discovery Is the best remedy for
coughs and colds that have ever rs
ed" For coughs or colds and all
throat and lung troubles. It has no
equal. soc and 800 at Hunter Palm
ers---adv.
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CATHOLIC POPULATION
IN COLORADO los, 300

New York. March 21-There are
l5.I5f.I5S Roman Catholics in the
United States proper. according to the
1918 edition of the Official Catholic
directory. and n total OF ss.s2s.o47 un-
der the protection Of the United States
fiag: there are 7.1S1.sss In the Philip
pines: 4e.ios in Porto Rico; 1850 in
Alaska; 4s.1oS in the Hawaiian islands
and 900 on the canal zone. Colorado
has lo5,soo Catholic population.
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Washing Bee

Nashing bec-
Mesdames Jones and Williams OF
18th stree; issued about eighty inri-
iations to Washing Bee TO be given
at the home OF the latter. March I7;h.
Some sixty ladies were present. each
armed with pair Of scissors as %
quested.
Large sheets OF paper were distribute
ed with instructions that within a Civ
en- length OF time-20 minutes-thrce
garments were TO be cut from each
sheet and pinned upon lines that were
put up by the young ladies present
Judges were appointed. who apprissd
each garment as to cut. style and I'm
lsh Prizes were then awarded. Mrs.
Palmer receiving first and consolation
going to Mrs. A. L. Taylor.
The party then adjourned to the
home of Mrs. Williams where fresh
fun awaited them In the shape of note
paper and pencils and oonundrums
given them by the hostess. Mrs. VIII
iiams- Prizes were again awarded,
Mrs. Pos; being the champion and Mrs.
Mattoon receiving the consolation
trophy.
Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Hood rend-
cred two vocal selections that were
greatly enjoyed.
Refreshments were then served by
the young ladies'. in unique style. the
trays being young washboards. The
luncheon consisted OF sandwiches.
meat loaf. cake. CONNECTIONS and
punch. Mrs. Maxfeld presiding at the
punch bowl.
In refreshments as well a. in the
house decorations the color scheme
was green and white. commemorative
Of the day.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Williams are to
be congratulated on the success Of
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UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST
perones.

List OF letters remaining unclaimed
in the postorice at Canon City. Colo.
for the week ending March 10. 1918:
Anderson. Miss Ethel
Baxter. Ed
Beach. Mrs. Eva y.
Brock. Mrs omer.
Brurn. Mrs Jane
Cannon. Mr.. VIM
Carter. Roy.
Davis. Mr.. y. R
Davis. Mr.. s. NJ.
Davis. William Roy.
Hall. Mrs Loshie.
Hall. Mrs. y. B.
Henderson. Mr.. Rupert
Jaeogust. Henrietta
Landon. Mrs T. E
McHugh. Thomas.
Mautel. r. NJ.
Nelson. Miss Ardis.
Nohal. Eleise.
Redmond. Mr.. C. A.
Roskey. Mr.. Harry.
Scott. Miss Lillian.
Stanley. Mr.. Peter.
Williams. Miss Nellie.
Wilson. Mr.. ]. W.
ROBERT $. LEWIS.
Postmaster.
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Pretty Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen. Miss
Fannie Stump. Mr.. Jas. Stump and Nj,
Farnsvorth were The dinner guests Of
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Children CRY
FOR FlETcHER'S
casio RIA

At the morning service at the Bap-
tist church the anthem. Ring a Mes
sage" will be given by the choir and
the chorus choir in the evening viii
sing. Low In Grave"
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Elaborate Luncheon.

The Monday Reading Club were Gu
tertained AT IL o'clock luncheon with
Mrs. whipple hostess. Mesdames Nc
Lain. Collins. Coulter and Hiatt the
committee having the function IN
charge. The members were gowned in
morning dresses and caps
The table decorations were very
elaborate. being in green. with the
Irish emblems. shamrocks. pipes
snakes and frogs. with BIarney castle
as a center piece. Covers were laid
for twenty-four. Place cards were
green shamrock-shape. with an Irish
name prcnxed to the surname. souve-
Mrs were tiny Iriah nass I'm candy po'
tatoea. The menu was served In siz
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their entertainment The members II
the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church made up the guest list
Entertains Seniors.
On Friday of last week Miss Bessie
McQuown entertained the members VI
the senior class Of the c. C. II. S. in
very pleasing fashion.
The class colors are green and
white and the AFFAIR being given so
near St Patrick's Day the decorations
were most appropriate as well rs
artistic. The various games INDUCED
in were suggestive OF the ould Sod.
The dainty refreshments further sx-
hibited the same hues. About thirty
guests enjoyed the happy gathering.
Kitchen shower.
A kitchen shower was given Miss
Sarah Elmard Friday night by party
of young lady friends at the home of
Miss Nettie spangler.
Miss Elmard was the recipient OF
many useful articles OF kitchen uten-
sils, and after a nice luncheon was
served, the girls departed for home. all
reporting an enjoyable time.
sssss
Women and the Law.
The Friends in Council held It's
regular weekly meeting Friday at Ho-
tel Denton. with the president. Mrs.
Allan Bell. in the chair.
Mrs Bailey. chairman OF the COM
mittee on securing a place Of meeting
mex, year, reported that they had Sc
cured the Knights OF Pythias hall.
Mrs schweigert was to have been
the leader for the day. the subject be-
ing -Woman and. the Law"
She secured the services Of her
husband to act in her stead He gave
a most Interesting and instructive talk
on different topics. among which were
Property Rights. Wills. Disposing of
Property. Eight-Hour Law and Child
Labor. At the close Of Judge Schwei-
gert's talk. he answered many ques-
tons asked by the members.
The subject viii be continued next
week. with Mrs MeLain leader. who
will also act by proxy.
.s.s.
st. Patrick Musical.
Ar. and Mrs. II. +. Wood entertain
ed . large company Of guests in a.
happy. manner on Monday evening. A
most Interesting program Of a musical
and literary nature was given
The house decorations were tasty
Patrick green being most prominent
in the color combination The lunch
con served during the evening further
exhibited the color scheme of green
and white. Thiriy-two. including host
and hostess. enjoyed this pleasant af-
fair. eighteen of whom were teachers
in the Canon City schools
Following is the program as rend-
cred;
Violin solo-Cal Come Back to Erin.
b) Wearing OF the Green-Miss
Mckenzie. Miss Kennedy at piano.
:. Irish Reading-Rose OF KenmRie-
Miss Goodykoon,z. -
,. Piano Solo-Ca) valse BrlIlianie IN
a aat. Chopin. Ch) Love Song. Eth
ebert Nevin-Mrs- r. b Hardin
& solo-Rosy oMoore-Mre. Geo. 4.
Prcntiss.
s. Violin solo-la) Humoresque. tbl
To Wild Rose-Miss Mckenzie.
6. Piano Solo-Hadanera, Carmen
Miss Elsie Kennedy.
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Scholarship Fund.
The entertainment given under the
auspices OF the woman's Club for their
scholarship fund at the Majestic the
atre Tuesday afternoon was a success.
both financially and from a social
standpoint
Mr.. Jackcon Taylor OF Philadelphia
delighted the audience with his sto-
ries OF Southern folk lore. The Gate
City Quartet gave some splendid pum-
bers. Misses Madeline Reynolds and
Dorothy Bonn gave piano duet and
Miss Ruth Combs a piano solo.
This entertainment was given in
lieu of the regular club meet Messrs
Curtis and FaIrchilds kindly donated
the use of the theatre. which courtesy
was greatly appreciated by the club
s-sss
Celebrate Birthdays
Friends and neigbors gathered At
the Lamb home. near the swimming
rooi. Wednesday evening to celebrate
the birthdays OF Mrs. Lamb and Miss
Pearl Grayestock. Games and m5sic
furnished the entertainment OF the
evening. 4 thrce-eourse luncheon was
served
Poverty farty.
The members Of the b. A. Y. No. is3
enjoyed a hard time social after their
regular meet Friday evening.
Rags. tags and patches were much
IN evidence. while baked beans. bread
and butter and ccaee served as re-
freshments.
A dancing party concluded the even
ing
Informal Tea.
Mlss Nelson entertained n few
friends, teachers In the Washington
school. at n dainty tea at her home.
el2 Macon avenue. Monday afternoon
after school hours
Though most informal. the occasion
was most pleasant for all
nisther and Misthress OPainer Rs-
tertain.
In a most clever and original mau-
ner Mr.. aud Mrs. Hunter Palmer en-
tertained large company of friends
at dinner on the ayenin' OF 81 Pat
rick's day N the morn The affair
was distinctly an Irish one. the invita-
tions reading as follows;
AcushIeo Machrce;
An its piaEed wed be to have yen
take a dhrop to dhhrink and a bite Eol
ate on ST. Patrick's day in the avcnin-
Faith. thin. ItA Shure wilcum ven
be drissed 10 riprisint the ould Sod.
at slvin ov the clocks.
Arrah. ye'd beiihcr know the coun-
trie ov loughs or its niver a bite yc
git on that avenln' entirely.
An Its herself viii throubIe yez 20
intertain the eumpanle.
e.. HUNTER ToRRENcE PALMER.
March !. 1913.
cionmel. County OF Tippcrary.
The home was most tastefuily deco
rated for the occasion and every nook
and corner was suggestive of the
ouId Sod. Green fcstoona interspars-
cd with ahamrocks were used effective
~. white large Erin Go bEaugh-
greeted the guests from the man,el
and maps OF ireland hung in eonspicu-
GUS places about the parlors.
In the dining room there appeared
on the sideboard the proserbial pig
pen with the wee pigs. the dining table
being pretty sight with Its Lakes
of Killarney. imbedcd in foliage and
strewn with flowers. In the center was
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Mrs. Olive B. Ware, Tuesday evening
Pink tulips formed a prominent part
in the table decorations The dinner
was a most tempting one and the
gathering one Of much pleasure
Shamrock Tea.
The young ladies' composing the J.
U. @. Club entertained at Shamrock
Tea. Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Miriam Linkins-
The Gate City ouartette gave sever
al selections in the pleasing manner
characteristic Of the ladies.
During the afternoon members ef
the club entertained the guests with
vocal and instrumental music.
The dining room was lighted with
nine candles shaded with Patrick
green and the tea table was tastefully
decorated with shamrocks and other
symbols OF Dear ouid. Ireland"
Entertains Club.
Themembers OF the Five Hundred
Club were most happily entertained by
Miss Dora Turner, Tuesday evening.
at her home on Allison avenue
Miss Mildred Wood was the fortu-
nate winner OF the first prize.
A dainty luncheon was served at a
late hour by the hostess
The Eastertide idea was carried out
effectively in the taIlys. favors and
luncheon mcIu-
The gatherings of this club are al
ways most pleasant and the meeting
OF this week was no exception to the
rule.
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On arriving, the guests were eecn
given question concerning ireland,
the answers to which were written on
their place cards. which were unique
~Tater'' folders done in water colors
and bearing the dinner menu and ev-
enIng's program. printed in green
as follows:
Salmon from the river Shannon
Chips from the Blarney Stone
An something green.
Irish Medley.
The Pig was kept in the parlor and
he was Irish. too"
The Hen laid in the kitchen and she
was Irish. too"
Dudheens
oughles. fried
Gabuste. creamed
Murphy Salad.
Irish Jigs.
Pitatie Pie
County Cork Cheese.
Cape Clear Coffee
shiIlelaghs Candy stieks).
An a few streets of baccy smoks.
white clay pipes)
Program.
Bridget O'Dozier Toast Mistress.
Where the River Shannon Flows
Mistress Maupin.
Great Men ireland has produced
Mistress Robson
The Wearing of the Green-By the
Quartette.
Saint -Misthress RoekAfel-
low.
81 Patrick's Day-Misthress Ashley.
Irish Life and Misther
Rowland.
Medley Male Voices.
Some Legends of Ireland--Katie
Coodioe.
The Minstrel Boy-Doctor Little
Recitation Rory o'Nore-Misthrees
Deweese.
Debate-Resoived that ireland shall
have Home Rule-Aisthers Maupin.
Cooper and Coodioe-
Kathreen Mavoureen-Dr. Little.
Toast to ouid Ireland.
Drink su Porfheen.
March OF Prize Winners
Miss Josephine Palmer. who played
the Irish medley. and Mrs. c. r. C.
Dye. who played the Irish jiss. were
given prizes a. the best lady perform
ers. DIR. Little. Aessrs- Dorier and
Dcwecse received prizes for telling
the best Irish stories. Mr.. Maupin
received a siIk fag OF Ireland. the
favor for the debate champion
Tho Blarney stone stood in the
center parior upon which all the
guests were required to do their
stunt
The occasion was one Of utmost en-
joymeni to all having the good fortune
TO be "prisint-
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courses. the last being a Joke bowl
in which were tiny envelopes contain
ing Irish jokes.
The following program was rem
dered after the business session:
st Patricks Birthday"-Mrs. Col
Inns
Nora Murphy and the Mejum"-
Mrs. Coulter.
The Native Irishman--Mrs. Nc
Lain
Mrs Maloney on the Chinese
Question"-Mrs. whippie.
Original Composition" In which
the members appeared as actresses III
a stock vaudeville company.
The Gate City Quartet rendered sey-
eral selections between the readings.
all Irish songs.
Irish music was also played on the
yictrola.
The Gate City Quartet. Miss Myers
and little Miss Betty Hoover were
present as guests.
The meeting next week will be he'd
with Mrs. Collins.
Irish Wedding.
Las; Monday evening several girls
gathered at the home of Miss Ina Nc
Mordie on North Sixth street to cele-
brate St Patrick's day by holding a
mock Irish wedding.
After the impressive ceremonies.
dancing and candy making were in or
der.
Those present were:
Leila Pollock. Blanche McMordie-
Bride and Groom.
Hattie Lltz, Lila Gresham-Bride
and Groom
Fac Ewell-Minister.
Doris Ewell-Bridesmaid.
Edna Nelson-Best Man.
Iva McMordie-Pianist.
Mrs Eweil and Mrs. Gresham-Cha-
perones.
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Teaehers' Club.


The qualification OF long felt want
materlsiiKei Thursday evening in a
teachers patty held at the home Of
Mrs. Kate Hills. SOS Greenwood The
gathering had two purposes; frsi. a
good time: second. the permanent OF
Eanizafion OF teachers to promote ira
teFnal and social relations The or
ganlzaiion was PARTLY effected, to be
completed at tho next meeting after
the report OF ,hc constitutional COM
ritiec.
II anyone doul q that a crowd OF
teachers can unbend. they should talk
with the proverbial little bird that
heard the rafters ring that night The
social committee. Misses Darling. Cad
well. Gibbs. Stafford and Mrs. Nc
Corkie. accomplished the ends to b.
desired In wonderful way.
Among general joilification We had
n piano duet from Miss McGowan and
Miss Gibbs OF Harrison building; a
vocal quartette by Miss Darling. Har-
rison. Carson. and Mrs. Underwood. of
Jefferson: a newspaper by songcr; and
n reading by Miss CALDWELL. OF Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hills each fav-
ored the company with piano solos.
But the triumph OF tho evening was
a characterization in costume by Mr..
Ray and Mr.. Logan Of the modern
suffragette. After the business meet
ing refreshments were served and the
company adjourned after vote CT
thanks to Mrs. Hills and the social
committee.
Pretty Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen. Miss
Fannie stump, Mr.. Jas- Stump and MI
FArnsvorth were the dinner guests Of
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Informal Tea.
Mlss Nelson entertained n few
friends. teachers IN the Washington
school. at n dainty tea at her home.
el2 Macon avenue. Monday afternoon
after school hours
Though most Informal. the occasion
xak mcxt pleasant for all
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Celebrate Birthdays.

Friends and neigbors gathered At
the Lamb home. near the swimming
rooi. Wednesday evening to celebrate
the birthdays OF Mrs. Lamb and Miss
Pearl Gravesiock- Games and m5sic
furnished the entertainment OF the
evening. 4 thrce-eourse luncheon Was
served
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-15

The hold-up man had his victim
covered Suddenly the latter, with
hands held up, broke into a violent
fit of sneezing.
Then the highwaymang face win
killed. ard he sneezed, too.
Incidentally, they sneezcd together
"Shakel" gaspod the footpad, and
put out his hand.
Lay it there" wheczod the victim
One touch of hay fever makes the
whole world kin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-15
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