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desla. III; Exam. III; safalto. lit: OudNmtla
10: Maid Of fSonms. 100: AustsS. 100 6asalt,
and Oudhmada. Giddine entry.
FOURTH hACr-visoros rurse; thres year
ods and upward: telling: S6OO added: sig fur
lona. - Miarosuksc. Of. 'Riai,. EAAy. o.: Fen
L.. 20: Carrillon. %: 'Niiesge. 10; Blacl
River. IOi: sLetourue. IOt: Or. Nest l0l; Ry'
straw. l0e; Mssasine. li2: stsntos. liz: Boys
MessAss. ii2.
FIFTH RACE-Connausht Cup: thrse.yea'
olds: 5000 added; . challenge cup prcsene,
by the Duke Of Connausht. mile and . sixteenth
Burnt Candle. S. Ambcrite. 81: The Rump
%: Bernado;te. o. Valiant Prince. tO7 In
spcc.or Lsstrsde. os: Oliver Lodge 104: Ivan
Tumbo iOs: First sight. lO1: Plate Glass. ~
Oliver Ledge and Bwano Tumbo. coupled: FRS
sight and Plate GlaN. Davies entry.
SIXTH RACE--Bahoyle stscplechaas: four
ycarolds and upward: maidens: 81 900 added
about two miles. --Ballyhaex. 1882; Chocorus, 1872
The African. 1872: DnAping. 49,
SEVENTH RACE--lesm iug'on Purse; selling
four-yesr odds and upward: s6OO added mile al,
seventy yacis.--'Miss Jonah. 1Oi; .Ccis,ou, iOa
Love Day. iO5. 'Esfendi. 1876: McCreary, iO6
.Mawr Lad. l0I: Euah. iO7; Lad Of Lansdeu
100: woodcrsf. 100: Chester Krim, 10: Grii
ia: sPardner. 11b.
'Apprcnties allowance claimed. Track fast.
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RACING
ELECTRIC PARK FINISHES.

FIRST RACE.--Sc,ling: three-ycar-
dds and up; four and a half furIongs--
Lothsrio. 1Is Upckens). first; Tonatis.
10s tDennlcr). second: Deborah. 1903
tSterling). third. Time. o.69. Monty
Fox. Mabel Lyon and willis also ran.
Two-doilar mutucls paid-Lothario.
ISL straight $500 place. s5.to show:
Tpnatia, $40 place. $40 show; De-
borah. - show.
SECOND RACE-Tour-year odds and
up: selling: about nve furiongs.
Crest. LOG CDoyie). won; Touch Me. Ill
&C. Jackson. second: Ste1clin. 10S
tPickens). third. Time-1.o1 SIS. In
element. Mad River. Huda's Sister. Old
Hank and Inspired also ran. 3? mu-
fuels paid: Bluc Crest. $3.50 straight,
S3.6O place, S2.6o show: Touch Me.
$4.20 place. $3.50 show; Stelcliff. $40
show.
THIRD -ycar.olds and
up: selling; about six and q half fur
lonGs---Roseburg w.. 100 tsklrvin).
first; Cynosure. los (Denn,son). sec
ond; Barn Dance. los (Pickens). third.
Time. 1.2s. Pretend and Little Pal also
ran. Two-dollar mutuc1s paid -Rosc-
burg w.. $3.50 straight. S11 place.
$3.50 show: Cynosure. $3.2o place. $3.50
show: Barn Dance, $40 show.
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SCHMIDT IS 4 SENIOR
At WORCESTER SCHOOL.

WORCESTER. Mass. May 3-w.
Heinrich Schmidt. who will meet for.
mer British and American golf cham
pion II. II. Hilton In tho sixth round
Of the British championship At ST. An
drews tomorrow. IL q senior ~ wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute.
His diploma will be waiting for him
when he returns. ~ he passed special
Anal examination the day before he
sailed for Europe.
Schmist. who 10 twenty.three years
old, learned eolf and earned many a
bright quarter a. Q caddy at the wor'
ccstcr Golf Club. His playing career
however. has been brief but unusually
brilliant and due largely, his friends
believe. to his indomatsble spirit.
He began playing inopen events three
years ago. and entered his FIRST nationA
at Apawa mis In iS11. when he failed tt
qualify. Last year he was eliminated
at Wheaton by Charles K. Evans o.
Chicago, but the next week he returned
and captured the Massachusetts, cham
| pionship.
The young golfer was expecting 4
work his passage on a cattle bat. bu
the vessel sailed without q cattle cargo
Schmidt went second class. determined
to save money for a visit 70 Paris. HI
father. Henry F. A. Schmidt . tailo
here. was born IN Germany.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

r.. RACE TRACK. Louisville, KY. May
:A-The entries for Tomorrow races
ere rs follows:
FIRST RACE--scllinz; two-y ear-old mAidens
five and q half furlongs.-'BuzE Around. iOl
Acrttry. 100: Honey Mine. 100; Den. Warren.
ZOE; Mary Pickford, 100: Old Trump. 1907 First
lisge,. lCa Rosa Mundi. 100: Holton. li2
Nscknez. 1I2: Mcshsch. 1I2.
y SECOND RACE--selling; tNo.year-old maid
To: five furlonxs. --'Roso Ring. 104; .. A.
tone. lUp; Lady Innocence. 100; Flint Cheny
10; Ads keunedy. iOa; Jack Rawiius. li2; Ian
ar. w; iiarbard, H.; Tatt'cr. ii2: Cooster
ll2; Tx Tok. IL.
THIRD RACE-scilins; four-ys.,-cds and up
gard: one mile and . sixtesnth.- .Mosant, 10
inifrrd D.. 100; Beautiful, lci: Prartsrian
~ 'Joba hssrdon. IW: Star ORyan, 10; Cap
IAN i'raro:: III; spindle. ia: supervisor. iia
FOURTH Handicap; three.year-oid
Nd Upward: one miie.--coy Lad, iOi: Morris
own. ioa: Rolling stone. ic5; Royal Tea, iO7
rell HorSr. los; Joe Morris. los
y FIFTH RAcE-Se.lina: three r-olds and m
ard IL furicpgs. -Po'ly D.. rs; star Jeaamine
~; oas HID. l0S; Flying Tom. 1907: sCass,
'one.. l05: Merrlck. 10S Florence Roberts, 1l2
SIXTH RACE Selling; three.ycsroids and NJ
ssr! ons mile and an eiahth.--tlornl Day 100
t'ni Red. los Msusser Mack. 10s White Wool
no Mellon Street, li3.
eAppreptice allowancs claimed.
Track Ast.
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second: Queen sain. ios Moody. third.
Time. i.H3-5. Gen. Ben Led, and
Clanalpine also ran.
.Two-doi,ar Mutueis paid: Chad Blu
ford. straight $40. place $3.50. show
$50: Bryndor. place eco. show e. %:
Queen Sain. show t2.D.
SECOND I.ACE-Two-year-o SELL
Ing; five furionSs. -Osaple. no u. Will
son), frst: Cannoci. 1oI (woife). second:
The Urchin, 107 (butwsiD. third. Time.
Toe. Louise Travcrs. Summer Hill. Gold
Mesh. Jezaii and Reduiram also ran.
s. mutueis paid: OsaplA straisht $50.
place $3.50. show NSo; Cannock place,
=. 10. show saO: The Urchin. show n
THIRD RACE - Thres-ye&r-olds aad
upward; selling; Canadian foais; siE
furiongs. -Cspse Sauce. - (Adams).
first: Marcovtlie. rs (wo'fO. second:
Venus Urania, ~ (Ariingten). third.
Time. Lis IS. Vale Of Avoca. Misc HAf-
vey. Sir Melvin. John Bowman. Han
Shot, Bird Cage. Mas Margaret. Blan-
ton. Breast Plate and Bursar also ran.
q Mutuels paid: Caper Sauce straight
81, place 4aGO. show $3.50; Marcowi p4acs
N1o. show $50; Venus UesniA show
I'll TO-
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Wo0DBINE ENTRIES.

wRSr RACE-Alerap,rn Pur~:- three yes.
DO and npwar'; st0N added: sir furones. -
liccoaukee. 100: Burnt Candle, IO7; Mospeth.
a ~: Aire,. rs; Chippewayean. III; super.ti.
tnon. LIB: Tom sayers. ii3: Joe Stein. Ii3:
. sasshts Differ. l2': Mediator. 122.
SECOND EACE-Rutland Purse; two year old
Miles. 5000 added. four aud a half furions,. -
,ielssn: ~ Pcrosoinc. 105: skyrocket, los;
inc Muse. los; Mis Gayle. lis.
THIRD nACE-Maple Leaf STAKES stakes:
s~ysar'od fiilie~. Canadian foalel; q, 800 add.
I'd: nile and sixteenth. -Iloilybrook. IN; Lin.
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BOSTON. May 2s.--At the Atlas 4. A. Johuny
Munics Of charlsstown met . game lad In Phil
hetaos@s Of Ssw York. They exchanged pun shes
N rapid fashion. Several times Ms0ovsrn caught
Munies with a hard left and right hook to tle
jaw. The latter did some good jalbins and
ounded McGo'en hsni with both hands 10 Tho
face and body The bout wss called = draw X
u. sweeney Of New York. who had been billie
30 meet Johnny Gallant Of boston In another
Hce.n ~ Csitornia tsos swesnsy's y;..s. Gel.
liant WAS si,en the decision.
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American Boy Wins
Chance to Play Hilton
>-> for Worlds Golf Title

/ Club. former British amateur cham
pion And former amateur champion Of
the United states and who has held
the worlds championship title three
| times in 1900. 1901 and 1911.
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O'keefc OntpOints Driscoll.

Three OF tho best en-rouud bouts s,Ag,d n
any Of the local club shows 10 a long time too,
place At the Atlantic Camden A. c. last nieh,
livery bout was hard fought frou start to finch
Eddie .O'keeis Of Philadelphia outpoint~d Your,
Dhscou Of brooklyn. Johnny Martin II this eli,
Brooklyn and Johnny Reyes defeated "Pinky'
Burns.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For hniss: two-year.
o,ds; I'VE suriongs: Cirnstophins, 10
(stssis), won: shelby Belle. loa tBuxton).
second: Ida LANniA. los OdocAbs).
third. Time-l.W Is. Tomboy. xlss DE-
clare, Ruby Hyams. Irish Anna, May
l. Ave- Adj, Palm Leaf and Lovsaand
also ran.
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WooDBINE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-.Maiden three-year-olds
and upward; six furlongs. -Chad Buford.
N (snyder), won; Bryndor, ~ (Ambrosc).
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Football.
ing, April

Daniel hutchinson, Sd, a former
University Of Pennsylvania football
player, has been chosen as head
coach of the Wesleyan eleven for
next fall. He succeeds Jake High,
OF Brown Hutchinson was gradu-
atod from Pennsylvania in 1919, and
has coached the Penn State and
Swarthmore elevens.
Yale has started its spring foot
ball practice on Yale field, twenty
four men reporting to Captain Ketch-
am. Many of the most promising can
didates are on the baseball, track
and crew squads which accounts for
the comparatively small number of
men reporting. The work at pres
ent is Of an easy character, under
the direction of Howard Jones, tho
new head coach.
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Racing.

Racing'is practically dead in Idaho
The purses for the six important
meetings of the Grand Circuit az
gregate 100000 this year
While Grand Rapids offers only
$4,000 for early events, yet the en-
tire racing card at Comstoct Park
track will be worth $4,000, and all
for straight racing like Kalamazoo,
there being no futurities or specials.
From the beginning of the Grand
Circuit meetings to close of Detroit's
first meeting or before the campaign
ing stables return east, horses would
have already raced for the purses
to a quarter of a million
dollars, and when they reach Salem
N. H., for the first eastern meeting,
purse money on a larger percentage
Will be hung up for them in each
of the four meets-lSalem, Empire
City, Hartford and Syracuse, the
general average for each being $40
GOO, besides $4,000 for futurities.
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Baseball.

The St Louis Browns have releas
cd, Schwenck. a southpaw twirler, 10
The Saginaw Club of the South Mich.
igan League.
Jimmy Callahan, manager of the
Chicago White SoX. has asked for
waivers on Eddie Ciccotte, the
knuckle- ball pitcher secured from the
Boston Red SoX last summer
The Boston Braves have released
Cecil Thompson, young pitcher, to
the Jersey City Club of the Inter
national League.
Red" the Bat Boy" the famous
mascot of the Chicago team, who
last winter declared that he would
quit the Cubs and join the Yankees
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APRIL "a IN HISTORY.

l7i4-War between Great Britain an,
France declared.
l7S2-Spain acknowledge the indie.
pendence of the United States.
l194-lnsurrection of the Poles.
1S04-Russia issued an imperial edict
allowing land owners to grant
freedom to their tenants, thar
the serfs might raise money 10
pay their debts.
l9O3-The French Chamber of DepI-
ties refused to authorize religious
preaching orders.
l90i-Resolution to investigate post
office department voted down IN
the house.
1911--The Pacific Mail Steamship
Asia was sunk of Flagler Rock,
China.
l912-GCyernment agents begin gath
ering data looking into investiga
tion of the Beef Trust
lS64-Gereral Grant started for the
front with his staff
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BOXING.

Joe Jeanette, the Hoboken negro,
claims that with the color line drawn
so closely in several states he is
deprived of many a good bout.
Dick Curley wants to match Willie
Beecher with either Leach Cross or
Joe Rivers. Curley will also CON
slider Young" Brown as an oppo-
nent, so Billy Newman should not
go begging for action.
Danny Morgan, whose sole ambi
ton, apparently, is declaring new
champions, has broken loose once
more, and in the usual style. This
time he is styling Young" Ahearn
welterweight champion of the world
Morgan has no particular reason for
crowning Aheam king Of the AS.
pound men, but he went right ahead
One Round Hogan the Calfor-
MIA fighter, has been signed up for
two battles by his manager Gil BoaE
His first will be with frankie Mad
den for ten rounds at the Atlantic
Garden A. c. next Tuesday night
while his second will be with Joe
Young Shugrue of Jersey city for
fifteen rounds at the Annex A. c. Of
New Haven on May -.
Joe Rivers the Mexican lightweight
was matched here today to meet
Sam Robideau, the hard hitting vel
terweight OF Philadelphia, in a six
rounrl bout at special all-star sho&
to be put on by the National A. c.
Of Philadelphia on Wednesday even
ing, April 80.
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MRS. MCG|LL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

Jonesboro, Ark.-'I suffered a com.
plete break down in health, some time
ago." writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this
place. II was very weak and could
not do any work. tried different
remedies, but they did me no good.
One day, got bottle OF Cardui. It
did me so much good, was surprised.
and took some more.
Before took Cardui, / had headache
and backache, and sometimes I would
cry for hours. Now am over all that,
and can do all kinds OF housework. I
think it il the greatest medicine on
earth"
In the past fifty years, thousands OF
ladies have written, like Mrs. McGill,
to tell Of the benefit received from
Cardui.
Such testimony, from earnest women.
surely indicates the great value of this
tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar .
women. Are you sufferer? Yssf
Cardui is the medicine you nssa
We urge you to try 1t.
N.B.- Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept Cha,ta-
noosa Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
su Women. sent In plain wrapper. on request
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MADERoS ARE PESslMlSTIC.
Brothers of Slain President Do Not
Expect Restoration Of Psac,.

Galveston, Tex, april 23.-That the
forthcoming presidential elect!)l II
Mexico, set for Sunday, July q, will
have little or no effect in restoring
peace in the republic is the opinion
of Alphonse, Gabriel and Emilio Ma
dero, brothers of the slain president,
who sailed tonight on the Mallory
Line steamer San Jacinto for New
York to join the other members of the
family. The Maderos came here from
San Antonio, where they have been
staying since Huera took charge of
the administration. The brothers as
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with Frank Chance, seems to have
experienced a change of heart lie
is still Keeping bats" for the Cubs
Manager Mack of the Athletics has
been obliged to ship his big pitcher
Jack Coombs, back to Philadelphia
as he is threatened with pneumonia
If this twirler really developed this
disease it would seriously impair the
clubs chances of winning the pen
nant.
The White SoX have sent Mel
Wolfgang, a right handed pitcher, to
Denver, of the Western League. He
was secured through draft from Low
ell, of the New England League.
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Athletics.

The eyes of athletes are turned to-
ward t4e big meet at the University
of Pennsylvania tomorrow.
Alonzo 4. Stagg, athletic director
Of the University of Chicago, has
gone to Colorado in search of health,
England has now made a start at
popular training of athletes for the
next Olympic games. The London
County Council has granted permis-
sion TO use Chaplain Common and
Victoria Park as arenas for training.
Now that William Averill llarri-
man, the undergraduate head coach
of the Yale crews, is able to place
his men in the harbor every day,
preparations are being rushed to have
all things in readiness for the ar
rival of the two English coaches,
Gold and Kirby, next month
An invitation to hold the New Eng
land intercollegiate track and fell
games in the Harvard stadium in
stead of at Springfield on May %
and = will be extended to the com
mittee by William f. Garcelon, Of
the Harvard Athletic Association.
~ the meeting of the New Eng
land Association last month tentative
arrangements were made for a third
year on the field of the Young
Mems Christian Association College
at Springfield.
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FreCkle-FaCe
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots,
How TO Remove Easily.

Q
How to Remove Easily.
Here's chance, Miss Freckle-face
to try a remedy for freckles with
the guarantee of a reliable dealer
that it VIII not cost you a penny un.
less ii removes the freckles; while
if it does give you clear complexion
the expense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of othine- -
double strength from your druggist,
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself
of the homely freclles and get a
beautiful complexion. Rarely is more
than one ounce needed for the worst
case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
sold under guarantee of
money back IL it fails to remove
freckles.
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until four months ago | began giving
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound trial and now l am in good
health. Mrs. WILLIAM H. GILL, Is
Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York.
rDOctOr's Daughter Took It."
st. Cloud, MINI. was so run down
y overwork and worry that / could not
stand it to have my children talk aloud
r walk heavy on the floor. One of my
iiends said, Try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, for know a doc
prs daughter here in town who takes
land she would not take it if it were
pt good.
81 sent for the Compound at once and
ispt on taking it until l was all right"
MRS BERTHA M. QUICKsTADT, 727 9th
venue, S., st. Cloud, MINI.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
eund may be relied upon as the most
tcient remedy for female Ills. Why
Sn't you try it?
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APRIL 25 IN HISTORY.

l1Sl-British under Arnold and Phil
ips took Petersburg, Va.
1792-The guillotine substituted de
capitation for hanging in France
1SO4-Md. Livingstone, the American
minister to France, requested
that he be recalled
1S54-The slaves of Venezuela be.
came freemen.
1912-The anthracite coal strike in
Pennsylvania was settled by a.
lowing 10 per cent increase in
wages.
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Bridge Club.

The Bridge Club spent delightful
afternoon with Mrs. John Nichols on
yesterday.
After the games a dainty lunch
con was served Mesdames C. l.. An
derson, Joel Buchanan, T. n. Cole
man, E. l.. Evans, Lucien Hoard
Louis Boyd, Arthur Walcott, Bertha
Whiteman, H. l.. Crockett, Charts
Rogers, E. e. Guillot, b. A. Simpson,
Harry Tillinghast, j. n. Dodson, w.
D. Potter, Ernest Williams, j. b.
Moore and j. r. Breast.
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Party at Mrs. Coleman's.

Mesiames f. L. Evans, Louis Boyd
and 7. n. Coleman will entertain
quite a large number of friends with
a party on tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Coleman on North
Washington street.
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sert that there is an undercurrent Of
dissatisfaction and strife among the
masses who are clamoring for consti
tutional government, and nothing un-
der the sun will bring universal peace
as long as military rule holds sway
over the republic.
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organic pains that
sometimes / would
lie in bed four days
at a time, could not
eat or sleep and did
not want anyone to
talk to me or bother
me at all. Some
times | would suffer
for seven hours at a
time. Different doc
tors did the best
they could for me
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Yesterday was w. J. Lanes day at
the Pure Food Exhibit and the liber-
ality of his donation was testified by
the delicious menu that was served
Mrs. Lamont Byars was in charge.
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Third Ward Mothers Club.

The Third Ward Mothers Club met
in business session at the school
building on yesterday afternoon. Tho
program to have been given was
postponed until later date. The
next meeting will be a social session
'at the home of the President, Mrs.
Y. B. Lynn.
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Miss Mary Byrd gave an informal
music recital last evening at her
home when the members Of her
class were heard in several appre-
ciated numbers.
Other guests lent pleasure to the
evening with piano selections. After
the program refreshments were
served.
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Screen time is Just a few weeks
or few days before fly time. Bet
ter than joining the swat the fly
crowd is to screen them out. We
have wire of every size and every
grade, and any kind of door you could
need. Smith Fraley- Barringer Co.
Phone SO. 13-lm
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For Burns. Bruises and Sore,

The quickest and surest cure for
burns, bruises, boils. sores, inflamma-
tion and all skin diseases is Buck
lens Arnica Salve. In four days It
cured l.. H. Hafiin. of Iredell, Tex,
of sore on his ankle which pained
him so he could hardly walk. Should
be in every house. Only 25c. Rec
commended by Ringer Drug Co.
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Japalac. NuSoje, Liquid Veneer.
Floor Varnish, Everything, Ardmore
Wall Paper, Paint & Glass Co. 1873
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TODAY'S CALENDAR.

Orio club with Mrs Sam
Downard.
Broadway Baptist Philathea
Glass Picture Show Party.
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Mrs. J. n. Dodson has returned
to Oklahoma City after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. b. A. Simpson.
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Dance at PYthian Hall.

The Knights of Pythias enjoyed an
unusually pleasant dance last even
ing at their hall.
The Lowenstein orchestra furnished
music and the dance was in charge
of a most competent house commit
tee, composed of Messrs. Snyder,
Neal and Don Russell
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Rev. and Mrs. c. R. Gray are in
Sulphur attending the Southern
Methodist convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-25
WOMAN SUFFERED
TEN YEARS
From Nervousness Caused by
Female Ills-Restored to
Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Auburn, N. Y. -"I suffered from
nervousness for ten years, and had such
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Byrd and family
leave Wednesday for Texas, wherl
they will reside permanently.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-25

Mrs. j. A. Bass has returned from
an extended visit in Cameron, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-25

Stop and read the War. Ads
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IN SOCIETY
By Mary Gwynn Whiteman Telephone 142

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