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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
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what cor Asatists have fpo0 Ii Ne .
time beea sayiaG hes been at lest -
en- up BY . L0aAoa asct0r. naosay,
that our teeth ere lsss sOlialy 81 y
the Jaws than they should be for ths
seasoa that civilization encourages -
10 eat s0st fsoAs. "Bitine is beconina
lost art," says this British doctor
The surest way to save your teeth
from extinction is to bite hard sub
stances. Growing young psspse ~ -
cay should BE given . Diet ef hasd ~
cults sad chop boRes." He points sut
that the jaws Of to-day ere narrower
than these a O~s asssotoss-anl this
applies to America - we'll - to Dvit
sin-anA that unless sone chonOes en-
made In 0ur mode of Me evOluti0a viii
beOe1 . p0ee that viii - psoctioolly
ssothbess. Ae gives % the reason ~
- e1rx5Er.1ps0s = .1kHXf r.
tk2f ose lsss b66s<ssl tket ykey q
est suAeieRtly enercissA; that we @
cot use eur teeth to crunch hapd ios1s
- diA the early Britishers. Ne nsass
Ast IisSAR- -tSSt.., SHino-Ae The sec
sral narrowness Of the Jaws. are cot
at sll manner Of tiAes, END tells q Q
man n 2fkKatno. ~ ~ in0k- -
WltNdcM vo0e4OWMg 10 the TV116vAi q
,ther nolaFs which st last allowed n
10 show itself above the gum.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

No. 5. J. hllsr cd childssa ~
tsrnsd fvoa a extsaAsA visit in
Ssdsa. Ksssss. They vsss sn@a.
pasisd BY Olivsr Adans.
As0bsss q tAs q. A. r. Who ss-
tended the encsn pmsnt in Denver
were: Alea. Gslless, J. p. Piper, j
j. Poster, j. j. Willisns, W. c.
Adams. H. c. Olney, Jss La Cosnt
The ". r. c. IVES represented by
Mesdsmes La Count, Gvllett, Purrier
Wilhs@s and Porter.
Carroll Csrtsr nsde fasl entry ON
. group Of lode mining clsins sis-
ssssd m the Gold Bsick district nsas
Ohio City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
PgTKIn Mn AyESIbCAK
kEv asCHwAY R0UTE

Einaer Wsley and ~ C Mason
asade srip TUESDAY over aaofher
Fuste o. she back 81 Old Bal5y
mountain, and according 10 the stale
useBs 81 the latter. they have found a
p,ysS. ae;ssy x.,.se d. - ,,sas6u
] !! l ! Z - -. - ..1-t 9
SURVEYOR and the best one selecsed
MIR Mason rs very enthusiastic over
the lste discovery which IA seuth Of
tke others and skirts the north base
Of B.idy, and says j, is an easy grade
and easily made osd-Pstkin Miner
WO6A..St--WR0essR n
w,lll~m Bsckey, Formerly Of Gun
nisoa, died 1t he ka1s in A,ssour,
~ S~.dse--Ao-0i&~~-
- he esnna r - dGnkh
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
oocToa ueE oolv ONE oUl
eAy0JeS6a VI Awoes Ns Woo 0lvy0S
Q vtks&sssss ersserisAtsa ~ .

lsaacstein. his wife. and three cAil-
aren came home from . trip on the
continent With Q rather bad form Of
eHzema.
Isaacstein said to his wife: Ne
Dear. II 10 in our blood; We must shee
. Doctor"
But" replied the wife. that viii
cost IN awful lot of money"
oh. no, me dear" said Isaacstein.
wait"
Thes he went round and took Q sam.
pie OF Wood from each of them. and
then srme of his own. In q bottle.
He w~eu to the doctor who thought
II rsthes . large sample. and the blood
was duls ~Aamined. and . curative
prescription given to lsacstein.
'Ow much 10 NJ" he asked the doc.
tor.
One guinea" replied the doctor.
There you are. thank you, doctor.
May ] use you 'phone?"
Certainly" from the doctor. who
had the pleasure of listening to the
following:
Ello. 'ello-ls dat you, Rebecca
Veil. dis il me. I'm at the doctors.
IT'S all right I'm all right. you'r en-
ffght, and the kils 10 al right, teo!"-
flt-Bits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
ssss ~.v.sS.se0o.

Because he had been . naughty
little boy-a very naughty little boy
he was sent to bed without any puA-
ding But In the evening. whea his
brothers and sisters all were fast
little whftenosel Aesre. and. soin:
into the 1hIap eaiA n h,s mother:
Mummy. you told ne never to go to
sleep TIN ra made peace with my enc
nier; 20 I've come cow. to forgive
you and DADDY FOR being 20 rsAe -
ne af din3ef tonight
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
q. Z. 0uG0 MSs0 GuaI
Csnsa,us1 - ~ ~.

A. sks asose - q. A. y. Oln have
cAasos f the ssrvisss ssA ossie vill
be tsraisAsd BY . esle q.sssssAe.
Mr.. heKsl is sarvivsd BY . vidos
ssd two soss. Wsllisn Rsid, eyed
Is sad hypoa Clara, aGsd ~. A
ssepson. Olives LAyne, resides in
hsavener, Oklshans.
Mr.. Mcneil wss veil end fsvorsbly
known aud vas highly respscted by
everyone. He always took . great
interest in matters which affected
the public welfare.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
&Aoo 0nCntl0,

Everybody likes to BE popular. and
sxerybo3y q. popplar nEpx;asa
tkey cultivate certain virtues essen
tial to success. To be popular you
must be kind and sincere. pleasant to
every one. attentive to your elders
and syrpathetic in the troubles and
vnrrie4l q daily A<pes-
ME1anueAmkau0ualu9xzX&Ss
speaking wh3cA. altAs1GA It ~ -
tfua. cnuses - - V0un1D o00,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
IN osssd - 0ssa. Vans1 -
- nuuso 49,

S6.rd, 0Fv65laS: u ~, t65t11l6l5
duriRg the summer Normal WtM
please notify Miss Eva Carpenter or
Miss Sara Easterly, Requests mWet
he tiled bs4ore June 10 In order that
the coAMitttN in charge may have
an opportunity to arrange lists of
available places. Those desiriag
.bOa rders or raspmeyu should - Get the
evening" y4Slm o. 5aIle II -
where automobiles will be In readi-
mess to convey students to boarding
places.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
1Iuliss

- -N~tiexi21eTsAsxiG.a,-thAt nsglea
sbids will he received Tor the purchase
~ Lotr TXsRty-lhvee. .sad IAfQN-
four In Block Sixty-six First Addition
to Gunnison. Colorado, owned by
the Town Of Guhnison, by the Clerk
ii said Town until Tuesday evening
Jsmrr foth at / 30 y. nj. Said bids will
he opened and considered by the
Board of Trustees of said Town at a
Special Meeting held ON the evening
OF said last above named day, the
Town reserving the right to reject
any and all OF such bids.
W. II. CoRUM,
Town Clerk. Pro Ten.
Refrigerator for sale.
23-lt Ida N. Tucker.
Old paperr 25c per hundred at News
Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
THI DENVER PREss cLuB,-
Frank T. Mcknight, Secretary,
DeMver, Colo.

FOk SAI.E-Ope REQ sutomobile,
one Brush automobile, one Hupp-
mobile automobile, one Ford auto
mobile. These cars are IN Arst class
condition. Geo. EastusAn.--SS-4f.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

THE Denver l'ress Club camp, at
CottoRhurrt, GunBison, will not he
opened this season, much to- the re-
Gret of the members. who wish to
assure the community of their sincere
appreciation of the eourteries here
tGfove extended them. Any vpersoBe
or trims holding claims of any kind
against the DeRver Press Club or the
Rauasenseat ~ the eaMp, are re-
aae~ted 10 forward itesRised bills at
0Nce to the srcvet ary, showing there
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Mrs. C. r. Zoellssr md dsa9Ater,
Ni.s Eva. left Sunday for . visit TO
Caiifoenia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

The xnnvsl meeting Of the Gsn.
nison County Ssock Growers Assoc
istion will be held in the district
eosrt room on Saturday, June ..
FRANK LIeHrLEv, Pres,
RALPH ALLEN, Secy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
|\NIANT-ADS IN this column
w get sure Results. They are
only five cents a line. eto esioNs oNIsoS IS,

BLACK Diamond Coal
A6sf ; + DAX. agent
COAL. coal. COAL.
" allIams q FeFguson.
FOk EENT-Make your house
cinaIsinR cay by Hsin2 - Eass I.,se
Vacuum ts.aner. ef rent rs tine
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Mrs. bsrvey Hsrvel arrived fro@
Sslida Wednesday 70 visit selsAivss
for . fsw asys
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
ODoVDl

]. D. 49, q -. ~ osssddsh
~ 0nskse = pss0 e - CanniDso
csssay C. vksss ~ wsassos 4
- eus0sosss. N
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Miss Caroline Walter. teacker of
voice and piano.--Studio at home of
Mru. Florence Martin. Inquire at
Book store. 23tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Mrs ; J AilleF Il recovering from
a severe a4nass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

J Bsnasnger of TlR CsF vac "a
GunHIson SstuTdaF
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Frank Ensien was down from Pit
kin this week, visiting his family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
Local and Suburban News

Alfsed Naoa - an CsnEisaa frum
Palisaaes
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

VIM Xd7s aTnvcd NON Dea-
ves lase ~eek 70 visit his parents
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Will furnish and deliver stone, any.
where within city limits for S0c per
perch. =. l.. Wilbur, Phone Bes veI
WI. 15tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
PtJ\i
CtNNlSON 81

Hard and sais coal Drav and
transferring. ;. T. Day. Phone.
1uunIsos lt7l 2lti
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

absent from work at 5. j Miller a
Sons store for the pas; week sa se-
count II sickness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
TWENTY mARs AGO

So - f:..s s sse::s.;sss: !. SS-ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

All Who viii keep bosrdeFs or room
ers during the summer term III the
Normal will please interim Miss Eva
Carpenter. Secretary VI the Normal,
and state what prices they will
charge
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
Normal High
School News
OF Interest

Jas Mile caves soon for a visli
b. Kansas.
-SSa~1 - --r1s
-89~t. A----,-f~f - 81 :
David Bsers of the kindergarten
Glass has the measles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

ns. - Mrs A~G~~t Linq~iss Of
O~sav viiaed ct the Nornal ScAeol
wsAassAas sf,ssasoa.
r. Ossnsy HieA 6sAssl s.sSal-
.saa - sh.s ysar ssscksA 81, sAe
AiGAss ~ twe sAss i Ass hssa j.
six yeaA.
ns. G. A. HolliaGsAssA lsit hoa-
dsy ios 0saver vksss he oil ssssad
. assaisG Of The SssAs Nosnsl
ScAsa nasrd o TrssIsss.
nio Vera Adsns Of the clsss Il
1919 - returned hO@e froa her
schea s.A has bssa frsqssas visi-
sor q The Normsl school THE week.
Pvoi. J. c. JoA.soa u pssssins
srsss sssd ON the Normal caapss
this wssk. The walks ere also be-
ing bssk up and otherwise improv-
cd.
A esofeny Of EpiscoApliss sninis-
ters viisAs1 the Nosnal School Mon
day a1lssnoon. Bishop Bsswstsr aad
Rev. Mr.. MilIss sddpsssed ths sts-
dent beAy.
Miss euuiD Closds notAes, Of
Frsisa. is siaiaS hss. Thy Asve
|A2sxtnan6. - she Easspsa. Heel
~ tks5 ~ % kSks koasskssp,
ing during - ssnmer.
The folk Ae.ciAx matinee dance
ives . succsus IN every way. About
seventy five Oirls enjoyed the dane
IiAG. 4ssAanm. &panaaG 49,,
French, LehrsiStsr, CLARK and SseeIe
we're presesA ison among the ladies
.o5 - S6sau1, -.-4--.. >. e '.-- '..---
The Senior and Junior girls Of the
Normal invited the faculty ladies' to
BE their esssss at picnic luncheon
Wedaesdav- p@ srasset 81 tls~-sf-
clement westher the luncheon was
eaten in the gymnasium. About
thirty were psesent and . jolly time
was had by I'll.
There will Be nine graduates from
The County High School this year,
two young men and seven young
ladies. They are Edna Wright, Lu-
ceille Andersoa, Ashton Winslow,
Elnora Bray. Herbert Erter, Mabel
Andrews, Asrsaret Morris, Elinor
Dickson and Leola Bates.
The State University Board were
unable to b psssent ct Gunnison 30
the Seniors were examined by . COM
mjttee composed of Misses Easterly
and Sale and Messrs Franks, Hol-
lingshead and Ruland. The e1ami-
nation occap;ed all Of Monday and
most of Tuesday forenoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

VS. vielfInE IN uannison durinf
the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Dr. X. n. Mehasgey VIII t,e IN
<SuRRison June 10th to do deata
Work. Office over the GunnteoH
Bank Il Trust 90. 22tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

~ 6dA9 49, - ~ -
y 90 ssssinn. " sasy s6u1 -
lakae ~, -, saananisA.
5. - - q cj|sssss ~. %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

- A1kUl:9. 'sss q KT end
Nh. JoAa hsssAsll s~rpsissd Ais
pssssss ~ eon'aG s.ezpscssdly
ivon De- heiass, Io~s. fos . shess
VIA visA thsn, vsa.ssaay. NJ
hssshsll wil - fson hsse 10 Dssas
" visss sthss sslssivea. NJ. hssuA-
IL fs.ssly sssidsd is Gsssisaa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
Why lissenssls
osessss h's Ss q. TAns CD. ssl
Cuaa.ss psspk A,pssessAs II.

NssFhinz can b. szood il'r eoery this,a..
i's,ing oae thiHz Nel briaz- sue-
cess.
I,esn'r kidney Fllis arr Io,f oI,e
thing enly
fur weak er di-oFdorod kidneFs
Here ~ Fciialslc sxitleucr 81 thrir
worth.
NJ. a.. insHbar... carI'onter. 81 y.
I Hcons,,shl1rc Ave Mtsntro-e. Coi,s..
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Mrs. NJ. H 4 reotksr. Mrs.
Ada Na1e retlsGned haus SaAaasy
from houtrose, and 90 Wednesday
--s,a~&tS.--X slssa, ksssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Fishing tags for sale ut the News
Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

STRAYED-On or about June first
from my ranch on Taylor river. one
gray mare, branded ON left
shoulder; one bay mare. branded
and ON left shout der; one
bay. horse BRANDED and
on left shoulies and
ON left hip; also one small roam
borse with left hind foot crippled.
shoe on left loot. Finder please
notify J. II. Rogers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06


p. y. Gann has opened billiard
hall IN the MetFoz bsIldIne.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Miss Elsie Wiley leaves ssssrday
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

The aaG tsx u two as,l~ss o.. ~
y Row due aad should be- paid st
once. j JeRptn9s. hArwhal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

1.s.asA Wages tsr sale. Inquire st
this office. l6tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Fishing rssi- w+-pt~-si and svf,airest
thss. obinery. Fhone GunnisoR stve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06


- sa-'4,r %sr>e 1FH1s-sssEsIrrnsr-fe -fe'-s "
nsonsi'ng i'ean's kidney i'ills At
times ! had severe pains acFo~s nav
back. toRefh her with weak no-- cau-ed
foand rom experience that can de
,,e"d on Boans Kidney Fills 10 give
me Pronst't reiseisrom these ailments.
take thea whenever ] iisd that nay
.ka1Aaeho -6saD- - uNes
right and whe1 ] have any week.-mrs.
scrose my back Iaev are the best
remedy ~ the kind 4 know II
> 0~noo0
~ 80 ss.s1;s.lll!!IEIsS..ee.as :.
osDeoh0 tAo seoo-nsa0e-0An
tahs - ssA0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Ars. Anna Jarvis was down from
her ranch near Crested Butte this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

reasonable. Inquire ~
S1t. Ida ~ Tucker.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

fok >Ai.ts-tiay and grain. earlv
seed oat-. tsaeths seed. 1eo. "
Eastman. ie.i.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Fishing tags Tor sale at the News
Champion ONCE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Frpt y Schavcrs. azeBi for the
lannon's Indian Eemeay Curos
rbcumatism. kidney and bladder
trouiIcs. etc. q NJ a hs,ftie
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

c. l.. v iltser. beaver Sssl General
work. ExcsvstiHg cellars. cess sOols
etc. Plssteriag and ceuseRt ~tsrk.
CemeRt blocks, brick and tibe tDr
sabe. Try the sxlS culvert tile tor
rosd crsssiass. M I,er IT.. EsAssa-
tsed. l6tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

fUk SAl1E-tRe good Gentk
eaadle horse. six years old. Mr. lady
En-. Lloyd CsrypeRter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

old papers 3sc . hualrss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

Fk4sff'E - il
good ia~ a. ssieetric lights. cigy ws.ter.
pioa-antix situated. lar sale. Aa
dress. ELIZA THoMAs.
1 t,ssisi-s,B- tssso.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06
kuliss

the Dor Rios Ranch.
The Dos kios Realty Company.
Mi &. u. Kinney. secy
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

school henasy and Tuesday.
Asss kase kedden Was the guest
Of Miss ksse Walker shIs ~eek.
kms ktrrtsa scost y III ct the
houe Il LII Walker w,th ueasles
hns Esnice Hollsabsck " enjoy
,aG . vssr from her bFgshN.-uf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-06

The directors and patrons Of
school district No % wish TO ex-
tend 10 the teacher, Aiss Ada
Thomss, the hearty appreciation Of
her efforts in working up. the recent,
pleasing ensertainneOt given in that
district, which resslted in 20 valu-
sble IN addition to their library fund
Cha @. AiIler,
Jos Smith,
Theo. Davis.
Nh Anna IaSr,s ~sn do~u frovn
Evening journal., 1913-06-19
TALKS ON THRIFT
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.

an anchor to hold a boy steady in the
shoal waters"
The same idea is expressed in the
manual of the Boy Scouts Of America.
IN this way:
"A scout IS thrifty. He does not
wantonly destroy property. lie works
faithfully, wastes nothing and makes
the best use Of his opportunities. He
saves his money so that he may pay
his own way, be generous 10 those I'M
need, and helpful to worthy objects.
One of the most important things
young people can learn is the value OF
money, and one of the best ways TO do
It is TO save money systematically
and 10 deposit It regularly IN a strong
interest-paying bank.
l. is a splendid preparation for bust
ness, too. The boy who early becomes
familiar with banks and the earnins
power Of money will have a distinc
advantage when he starts on his bust
ness career
The viewpoint OF the employer or
this subject is illustrated by these
words Of a prominent manufacturer.
THE best men working in our shops
today are the men who are saving
money regularly The steadinesa OF
purpose and ambition thus displayed
is apparent in their work. They are
the men to whom advancemonts and
promotions most frequently come, ana
they are the last TO be laid of when
Tins are dull"
Evening journal., 1913-06-19
SANE FOURTH
FOR REHOBOTH
THIS YEAR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, June 19.-Pro-
moters Of the Fourth of July celebra-
ticn that is 10 be held at Rehoboth
Beach are making arrangements for
tho event and the county within the
past few DAYS has been placarded with
flaming posters telling of the events
that are TO take place az nelaware's
famous resort II Is announced that
a parade of an industrial character
will be given IN the morning az n
o'clock followed at 1890 o'clock by an
automobile race, and 1T o'clock u Is
Faid that there will be an aeroplanc
flight AT 100 o'clock there will be-
horse racing and at o'clock a game
of ball will take place in the centre of
the race course while the races are
IN progress.
The awards for the winners of the
races will be- Free-for-alh SS0' 2.35
class. s40 2.25 class. $50; $50 class,
S25. Several bands are expected to
be in attendance, and the pupils OF
the Rehoboth schools Will have no
small part in the whole affair.
Evening journal., 1913-06-19
HARRlNGTON PERsONALs.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
HARRINGTON, Del, June 10
Landa Culver Is visiting his parents
here-Mr. Lane and daughter, Miss
Caroline, visited friends in Little
Greek on Sunday-Miss Leila Price
returned 10 her home near Green's
boro. on Sunday Masten was
town visitor on Saturday Mr.. aud
Mrs. Archie Sapp, Of Maryland, are
visiting friends and relatives here
Mr., and Mrs. J. T.. Wroten visited in
Milford on Frlday-Mrs Rachel
Smith is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Hugh Morris. In Wilmington -Olan
Sapp is spending a few days in Phila-
dolphla-M Mrs. George Hurd visited
friends in Chester on Monday Mrs.
Angle Griffith is visiting her mother
and sister here Mrs. Harry Camper
and children were the guests Of MISS
Annie Camper at Mastens, on Sunday
Miss Hannah Clarkson spent Friday
with Miss Anna Lister, OF Hollands
lville-Eva Hughes is visiting in town
Evening journal., 1913-06-19
FASHIONS AND FADS

The fall coat promises to be long.
Sashes appear even on tailored
suits
Two linen skirts should be in every
wardrobe.
The Parisienne has adopted moire
for her street costume
Vatican purple is the most fash
ionable shade for the parasol
Deep tulle pleatings form a finish
to extremely short sleeves.
Linens are always in good style.
being smart, cool and durable.
Even tailors have adopted moire as
a possibility for the tailored suit
Side sashes in color are effectively
introduced on the bolero costumes.
Some charming evening cloaks are
made Of beaded net and brocaded.
A simple. pretty hat is a hoppy leg
horn trimmed with a band OF red
darned wool.
Two pairs of white canvas pumps
are necessary TO complete the SUM
mer footgear.
The small dolman coatees. cut with
a shawl-pointed effect at the back
arc novel
Bright-colored silk hose are worn
with lingerie frooks. The color
should match the SASH
Tulle covers many hats and tullC
pleating borders the brims of some oil
the newest hats.
There are many fine lingerie em
broidered batiste robes draped ovel
/ colored transparencies
Checks in neat shepherd patterns
will hold a place in the smartl!
dressed womens favor
For the young girl the ambe
necklace is at the top notch of popu
larity Coral is also in favor.
Lace and chiffon or lace and tull
are favored for sleeves and upper por
ticn of decollete waists
A popular fad in footwear Is tn
low shoe having ribbon straps whicl
cross the ankle in sandal fashion
delightful and becoming ILLUSION
is gained by using a fesh-colore
chiffon yoke finishing the bodice.
I'm every young woman's wardrob
there should be the white top Goa
Il is very smart and practical
Wraps Of black chiffon are en-
broidered with roses in pink crimso
Evening journal., 1913-06-19
ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Nd. June Emerson
c Harrington, State comptroller. has
announced the quarterly distribution
of school funds. Cecil county will re-
ceive S55793S in public school tax.
S77050 school book tax and S1625 high
school taxes.
Thomas Norris, of Upper Principle,
lately received a sum or money from
an uncle in West Chester Pa. Satur-
day night he was found on the public
road between Rising Sun and his
home. All his money was gone Sun
day afternoon, in full view of his fam
ily. he swallowed a lot Of Paris green.
The next day DR.. John T. Brown was
called, but the poison had done its
work and Mr.. Morris died shortly
after midnight in the 66th year Of his
age.
The National Forestry and Park As
socia,ion Of Maryland has been ineor.
poratod. Cecil county lately had a fine
demonstration IN some methods Of
fcreHtry on the McLane farm, on the
Bohemia river.
The new reglstrarH and Judges Of
elections in this county snow a sweep
ing change in the list
The geological survey map Of Cecil
Evening journal., 1913-06-19

"A young man may have many
friends, but he will md none so
steadfast to his wants, so capable of
pushing him ahead as little leather
covered book with the name of bank
oil its cover."-Sir Thomas Bipton.
If there is any one thing more tnan
another that successful men strive TO
impress upon the minds of ambitious
beginners as a necessary element Of
success, it is Systematic saving. The
views of Sir Thomas Upton expressed
above and those OF Marshall Field in
the next paragraph are typical Of an
overwhelming amount OF similar les
tlmony and advice from the lips Of So
called self made men. The great Chi.
cago merchant said;
"If you want to succeed, save. Thi.
is true, not so much because OF th'
value Of the money which the youns
man who saves eccumulates, but be
cause of the infinitely greater value ci
the system and organization which the
practice of saving introduces into his
life. This result of the saving habit
it not generally nor properly appre-
ciated / consider it to be almost the
greatest element in making Tor a
young mans success. In the FIRST
place, Il creates determination. This
at the start. Then It develops steady
purpose: then sustained energy. Soon
IL produces alert, discriminating incl
ieence. These all rapidly grow into
an ability that enables him TO take the
money he has accumulated (ever
though small in amounD and employ
it with profit. Better and better re-
turns follow up his industry, abiiit,
and Judgment and to his capital-noN y
steadily increasing. Soon he is secure
and that comparatively early In life
and each day widens the gulf between
| him and incompetence and its invarl
able companion, improvidence. Thi:
is the real framework of the structure
of success. Each Of It's supports /
will invariably be found, rests upon
foundation stone of an early dolla'
saved"
There is q distinct moral and menta
value in the practice Of sensible econ
omy. A college president puts it thi
way:
There IS no greater steadying in
fuence for young men than a grow
ing account in some good bank. Their
is a sense Of proprietorship and re
/ sponsibility in buying a certificate o
deposit, while q savings pass-book I