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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21
Program for ! o. o. F. Picnic at Hen
derson.

Following is the program for the l.
o. o. F. picnic at Goodwill grove neal
Henderson. Saturday, Aug. 22
Call to order at / 80 o'clock.
Song by Quartet.
Prayer by Rev. Kimberling.
Song-Quartet.
Observation-Disclosures McGlockne.
Song-Myrtle Johnston.
Mildred Beadle.
Address,. q. Pulver.
soDg-Quartet.
There will be q tug of war contest
after which ball game will be played.
The committee consists Of P. p. Bishop,
Charles Clark and Charles Gaseman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21


Although unknown to the hundreds
Of users Csss street does not open on to
Washington street without using land
belonging to the Ann Arbor Railroad.
and Superintendent Syverson asked the
cityacommission Monday, to either buy
the necessary land at 5000 or rent it at
nominal figure. The railroad com.
pany allowed free use Of 1t while the
Welch Elevator. Todd & Co., and the
Owosso Ice & Fuel Co. were still rent
ing property there for buildings. but as
they are gone the company wants other
compensation or a. least an agreement
as to the land 30 there may be no ques'
tion as to ownership. The matter was
referred to the city attorney.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21
Corunna News.

Corunna schools will open August 81.
Rev. c. E. Doty and Rev. r. }. Cross
have returned from outings at Tawas
< Presecuting Attorney Collins was in
80 slnaw on business Tuesday.
q County Treasurer and Mrs. Rush
1&e returned from an outing at
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Vreeland are al
Beulah for an outing OF two weeks.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Aitken, Water street, daughter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21

A1oband Paralvzed-Wlfe Insane
r. John Phelps of, Ovid, has been
= to.tbe Pontiac a4ylnm by Sheriff
I a r. '1n} ~ snd was walk-
z6 \ An oz IA bare feet when
56o>| and Under Sheriff
"a El1Sd and after struggle
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21
Temp.ar Field Day.

Owosso Commandery knights Temp
lar will attend Field Day at Ithaca,
Sept. 10. and drills are being held pre-
paratory.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21
The Right Man.

Az the time draws near at hand fol-
the primaries to be held on August
25th it might be well at this time to
express our opinion in regards to the
Office of Prosecuting Attorney We
believe that this Office is the most i'm
portant of any of the several Offices to
be filled at the coming election. II
should have a man who is possessed OF
a quiet. perseveripg nature and not
fiighty man who is ever ready to jump
at conclusions on the impulse of the
moment, as the reins placed In the
hands of a man of this caliber means
many dollars spent foolishly for the
county and when you spend money
having all you ever get ont OF it is sat
isfaction and that amounts to about al
much as soap bubble.
We believe there is man up for thii
Office who possesses all the qualifica
tions needed for this position, and thai
man lie Seth O. Pulver, one Of Owosso'l
most promising young lawyers. Mr.
Pulver; has q fine personality and II
ever ready to exercise his ability in thu
upbuilding of humanity, and we bop'
he succeeds to the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney. Commercial.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whipple and Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Shattuck leave Satur-
day for trip east. visiting at points in
New York state and then going by
boat TO Quebec to meet Miss Elsie
Whipple who expects to land on the
Goth from her trip abroad.
The U. S. Civil Service examination
for postmasterships at Henderson, Nor
rice and Bennington will be held at the
federal building in this city on Satur-
day. There are about dozen sppli-
cant. An examination for the Byron
Office is to be held at Byron, Sept. 10.
a. II. Pulver of Laipgsburg, was in
The city Thursday afternoon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
-Saste eriter Sairtas.

-ebriit Sa,ntier Sr., perlebte ole
pergatgere @ode in ct. 2ouis.
-Seute lit Der anfang unierer
glssiteaatit9; man pergeIie 6aS nidt.
Com Streder, BON Ct. 2oiis,
mar al norigen Jreitag bier IN Der
StaM.
-Gbns. Spe0tmnrii, BON Eotsom
batte an1 Wnntag bieier 8ode 9e.
ifdfte alti Dem gtofloB-@eritt.
Dies lit uriere 5air.8 of,e bof.
fentIidN bleibt bas @etter giiitig. Sir
aIfes afuoere lit beitens geioret,
-Seunam altblmam lrno @at.
tim reiiten am Encouragement Sunrtag
ipnd> Sefienion Gitp.
-Senrp Sfmtiot, BON @asconmbe,
befalS lidl ON letter. Smrstaa bier,
in @eIdnften.
Sri. Selnm Sefotte, BON ct.
2mtis, befttt6et iid) iebt babeim, altf
8cild bel ibren Gltern, @ernann
Scfotte utto @attin.
SRI. GO,n Somes, BON Ct.
2ouis, befinoet lid alrf mebrere $50
den bier, bel ibrer Sdapeiter, Spali
s.. 8. Gg9ers.
Conn Worgall, bon Smensoille,
befdt1b lth 5ir anfoitg 6ieier @ode
bier, int @eid,ditelt nui betil Nad,'
laB+@ eridt.
Geo. Snerter, BON @ascnnabe,
mar am pergoipenem Samstog bier,
in @ei6aften, inp6 ~itottete aud, I'm.
ferer Office eiiper @eilrb ab.
emil 4neel erbielt am lebtei1
GmrStna cine Garloblnpg Sinotbp
Sen, bon aaulas, Ger Sertaltfs.
preis lit. pie mir b6rterr, $3.50 pro
100 Bfurpb.
8ictor 8oer, BON Sbannee.
Sfla., fam onl porigen 9onnerstag
bier an nm ieine Satin 81 beltd)-
en-, meIde iif hen CONNER iiber bel
ibrer Mihter, 6rmt aate 8eniel,
oufgelolten bot.
artblrr Spcsaidldep u,l6 SRI.
8mnIiile Silgenitoebler, BON 8otaoan
befalpoen iid inter ben pielen 9e'
ilsfern BON gltspdrts, Delbe am
perearweten Som1tog euid)ienen tpo'
rer, ltrp nm bem Gifnif Der Sfnib-
arbeiter Sbeil 5i nebmen.
--Spau SSobn ISodel mpo Sinner,
BON Der 6irit Greet. reiiten porige
ISOLDE nod, ct. 2oa,is, Inn BORT meb.
rere @oden bel 8erDattotert 81 blei-
ben. SSrBipiiden nn,B 6relnlo Sobn
Mofel eirpe Observation-Disclosures
fiibrer, mas linn nobI aisf Die Ouiier
nidt ~beionberS gefaIlen hiiufte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
adtnns 5armer,

llrfer ser DIRECTION oes 0orticuI-
TIM . 0epnrtements Der Stoots ltri.
pcriit1t, miro S. 6. Goipart BON
gferbmt0 epartenpert 5u Columbia,
IN & .. 81 E nj per $ 0bitgarten
am Nreitng Qreirte) gtadmtittag Inn
y llhr cinelp 0ortrug lnuo Oenlonitra
ton irber ole Irt nlro Neiie ipie mar
Confer on OtftbGimem nerbiitet u1po
beIpan0elt. Seoer iarmer ulph Obit.
5iidItcr iolIte Dem Gprtage beiipob.
lren. 0erielbe lit frei mir Seoen.
Geo. Stutttmlnnn lit lett elmer
@ode franf mo an oas 8ett 1eiei.
jeff.
Or. Sulius @raf, BON Hbine.
lalao, NOR ON lesten Sonntag bier
inn ieilpem 8ater, lpeldwr frarlf hit,
eiren 9eiud ab5uitatten.
-Srau Hoia Solder, bon ct.
Souls, beiin6et iib ieit Somtas bier
5lEm 8eiitd hires 8aters, 81. 6.
Wuntbrmter.
-Sdptl4S itperinterbent s. %.
9amlier reiite am 9iertstag nod
st, SoiHis lapo 8arrenton in Sc
idHften.
-Suao Sd,sner, BON 9~Seiferion
Gitp, beiarrb iid ONT 9ienstog in &C.
ldpiften urb ai,m 9eiudJ iei1rer Mrt-
geborigen bier.
-aemletb Same, rebit Samilie,
llno VI. Cane, bon st. 2ollis, itieaen
oicier 5uge bier ub, oilf ibrem @ege
rod 9aD, SUM 9eillb bon sSral
Sune's Softer, 2oreB emo.
&o6ert uluo @m. Surol baben
iid) elm S~tltoebafer Ilpto ollgejdyafit
umo boben Die SooaI . Igentllr iiir
Sieie populGren Sabrntuiddren iiber.
nommeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28


Geo. Gpc5aiddp unb @ellrp
Neppc, BON Eotsoam, Wapelt am
Mtitiapod) bier in @cidaftelp nit Der
Gountp Court un0 itottetell alpb Oeut
Solfsblatt einen ollgenebmen 8eildj
ab.
-%6lrgO SdSner, bon Sefieriou
Gitp, bciulp0 iidj ither Gielrstng itlpO
OtithpodD 0icier ISOLDE bier in @e.
idydfterp mo mar, wabren0 ieines
6icrieins ser guit BON 5bco. Sra
lno @attin.
-slqtg. BOD, Otto Apel uilo Sri.
2pbie 6rpnm lrlub 2otiie aroepel,
pom Stolpe, rpilten ont oengallBetlen
8reitog nndl ct. 2oltis, INN Ser &c
eroigltlag ibrer p%eritorbenen Sonte.
refpect. 6rmnpoirL Srau algltite
Ritd,el. geb. @od, bei5lmobuet.
Sran Sr. &llrfborot ulr6 ,Sptal
Yialttid) begleitetetr geitemr Ole God
ter bes 2esterell, Srl. Gern Yfautidl
tod ct. 2papis mo oielelbe in borti-
gen Ct. Sotpls @olpitdl lpegen Mp
peitoicitis iih elmer Operation utter
5iebcr matB.
-sGn 1tddhten Montog NbeiO
miro in Der GonBertbndle cine pom
bieiigem 3lpeig bes 9eiltd : Interi.
fnniibefr Natiolrol 9unbes uilbe-
raltrnte 8iireerpeulanmllnng itattfin.
BEN, in lpeld}er Serr Senrp u. Ser
fling, Yrdiibent res Stnotuerbanocs
DON ct. 2oitis eitpeit 6eutid)en Gor-,
trag iIber Ole SteDluRgrubnle Der
attglo.omerifmriideu 8reiie gegeit.
iiber' Geutidjlano i'm gegernpdrtigeil
&rtese, iotpie iiber Die B~robibitioits.
fraee uno Die Sobiort9iu bulten
miro.
Serr &eritiipg lit elm begabter
&eoiler ilipo a,weiibts Der @idytiga
feit Ser sur 8eipredaaW gelargeli-
ocn 6rugel, ole ieoem u%rierer 9iir.
ger nabc geber, iollte aeftcr IS
periGrunen iid am Rontae int Der
GoWcrtballe eiaa5irftnoen.
5rulciS Deeper, eitr5iger Sobn
bon ssoi. Weper urr6 @attin, geb.
Sn6enl int ct. 2olis, farro oin 10.
%. VI. oep Zoo oi,rh allIdli9es gr.
trinten inn Ohio SlllB. Ter iluuge
Wlonn hefapo itd bel elmer reiienoen
@elellid,uft, oils &orrettiit urrO FINN
bel ciiper gergriigatmgsfabrt 5u lei.
mem iriibaeiti9en 1oo. Die @ciell-
idJaft bdtte Iid mpf einer Steam.
Imuld), alli Dem Ohio 6luB, nod
N1oltoab, &p. begeben itn6 mar aitf
Gem Hiifmege nob Wietrnpplic Gitp,
Sd, OILS ser iunge 0aeper nit Dem
5itb oili Der aalrte Ger 2dititd) aus.
alitt lrlto iiber 9orb iiel. Der
Goldman putr6e afpei Gage ipater
oufgefint6en ltrao SIR 8eItoftlrg ltadl
ct. 2ouis iiberfiibrt. Der Ser.
itorbcpe mar i'm jlrgentliden aIter
Don % ,Sabrem INFO purbe bier IN
Sernponn ge6oreat, no lein Sater
mebrere Sabre aIs 2ebrer an Der
0FientIide1 Sditle on9eitellt mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
@enrp @alper BON 09rri.

irif, mar porige @ode 5n 8dit bel
Ser SnmiIie BON 8iit. Conner.
-sDeo. Hpit mtt0 Satin beglber
iidl ant Ieeten Montag auf Elm poar
Gage 3lu1 9eiltd nad IorriIon.
-6rau Selrrp 5leemonil. Dor
&irr$lep. aat., befiipOet lid alti BE
i,tdj bel bieiigen @ertpanaten.
-6rco 6Ieiid fam ON pergailge.
nen Sonrtng pon Morriiort, Inn lei.
men bieiigen angeborigal einer BE.
IiNd) n%f5ultatten.
-Gfarles unb Gina 2oebrig, polt
81. Souls, iparer porige @odG bier
nrf 9eilt6 ben ibnn eitern Ridaro
2oebrig uno 6ainilie.
Serb. @nnicrL Der Eoittriger
BON 8oltte go. 2, genieBt bieie @o.
DIE eilpen Sbeil ieirer 6erjen in 81.
So1tiS.
8erloren: gpfbene Grille
0taiGBpider) ullf Cent Sairplatc.
gelubntns fiir 3uriideritatnan 1rf.
8ecfrnan, Serna1ml, Mo.
%. ". $. Seienaint, mls ser
gsibc BON Stpnp Sill, mar arr per-
eat1gapclr Sreitog bier, in @eid1ften
inlpte aud ein piflfonmener @e.
i1lfer oilf lutierer Office,
-9m. @ltiIe u,po @attiaL bon
@bamois, babeit ibr Saitsgeratb irof)
Senrpnnn fornnen ~Iaiierl, peil iie in
3ltfllnft bier mobnbaft iein meroen.
SEER 9liNe bot cine Stele i'm Der
SdpIbfabrtt erbulten.
: altf SerlalgeIt mebrerer @Ser.
iolHlr mad3e id) hermit betarnrt, bnB
mir am Mitthuods ben 2. Septenrber
bel giinittgem @etter lpieOer Sarb-
tpoob 6lporirB mod)en lperben.
6 IN. SEE nj per.
C. s. 9oettIing bot iein Gier.
lapo @efIiigeI . @eid)ait Oieier Ia
&c BON Clos. Gbeulin's @cb1u0e, an
Der 0itLifeu 6rolh StroBe, nod ser
i%peitIid)en 6iinften StraBe, 0Itlih
BON s. 5. aoellers SdmieOmcrf.
itatt, perfegt.
-N. 6. 9oGlobitc, pol @onrpilIe,
300, fam oieie @od9e Dierber 3lpnl
ieiner 6ornilie, lpelde id)on
lett lGr9erer Belt bel 6rmt 9ono.
bel&'s gltern, Capt. &errp German
II. @attin, altf 9cilld) lit.
0r. ". 4. 2ocflpooo, por CHM,
AGO. bat lid bier ais 3abnar5t mic
oergeIuiien llpo miro IN Dem fIeincl
@ebGlroe ocS @errt &raettlp an Scr
SdlileritraBe. in nGdyiter @od]e Ieine
0ffice eroffnen.
81. ". Odsrer lit anl lebten
BON Torrance &alt. 5iiriid,
gefcbrt, lpo er lett 5pei Mulnter in
ben 8eiaepfelbern g~eorbeitet but,
Serr Sd}s1per iogt: Ser 2obn lit
BORT iebr gut, aber- nlnll fam lid
audi 0aroltf perlaiien, hoB man i'm
oeroierelt mltB."
hilbert Slice Don 5lpoepcnbellce,
0lo., lit ieit portger &Aodp AMI Be
illd) bel &eruoltoten IN Sernanlt
ulb %lumgegelpb. SEER Slice iit Elm
So6n BON @r1. Slice, Dem irilberen
Better bes gtgentbltnlS olrf peld)en
Iidy iett oas Gertml &otcl heiinoet,
uluo no @m Slice 6mnals cin Sdptb.
geidGft hetrieb.
5beobor @raf, Sr, Vi.
notppiit ONT oGaiiD Sournol", in
SadiorpilIe, Sis, lit ont lebtcil
@outag nit ieinem fleinen S6d)ter,
den 6undon bier altgelaiwt. uno
wipo elm boar @oden bel ieinen 81.
tern, Sbeo. 8raf uipo @uttin, oltf
Bend, bleiben.
6ruif Claus bat niif ieineni
@umoitiide neben Srie aoeller's
Sdtnieoe an Ger tpeitl. 5. Strabe
elm eirNtofiges @ebdiroe erriften
laifen, in melfes ole Star ggg &
Bnllltrp 60. ibr @eidaft perIcgt bal.
Serr 6. 9oettlnp hit Der 8eidlans
letter oes bicii9cn 3apcNes oieicr
8irma.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
gn Sair Seind)er.

8abrcno Der 6air iper0eit regel-
rette Wabl5eiten inn Speiieioal Ter
nirt merhcn. 0irurcr o6er Spltpcr
% GcltS 8cns & 9iefgroefie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

-aler. SoeberIc peripeilte cine
ISOLDE lafug I'M ser SaatstbaltptItpot.
-&m. Soffnumn II. Nl,g. 0u,idI
naren am borigen 9omerstag nj
@asconooe Gitp.
SRI. Mortba Sd|mitt, bon ellie,
Irf., befirpbet lid CUR 3eit altf 9e-
iird BEL Der Salnilie bon 5ueb Seat.
teInlorlt, BON Der Sirit Greet.
-guf Dem bieiigen @oltanrt lie
gen grieie iiir foLgetuOe &erionen:
Sri. @h1pa Scbrooer.
81. s. s(batf.
-Srau Marp 8rltegel illto &iit.
Der, BON Glasgow, ipeiIen bier auf
8eatdb bel lbretr Gcrtpollotert, Der
Sonlqier gberIin.
Gns Goiultp-@ erldt, lopie atd)
Dos NadlaBa@eridJt, befinben iidl
oieie ISOLDE nj Sisrng. 9as &pei&.
geritT miro iid am nadJlten IA,
September periammeln.
Srnl gGlpina @rigbt iupo Sri.
Sl.loa Sofntoa BON @ascoliaNe
Gtitp, lparen ant Ietten SreitoG be.
iltd,smeiie, III Sermorll uno reiiten
Damn BON bier na6 ct. 2ouis.
SRI. 2oltfle Ilmbniller febrte
am lebtelt Wontag nab ct. Soltis
5uriif, rodboem lie mebrere @od,el
bel ibnen InBeborieen. u. 9. y.
MtrtbhpilIer urlo Santrlie, perpcilt
batte.
-aitg. Commercial rlpo @ottin.
iopie beren 5od)ter, Srali $. @il-
terfcIb, un6 Sdhpiegertodter, Smil
&if1aub SomnterfeIb, idn1ntIid bon
let. 2olris. befinoen iid) bier mtf 8e-
ilud} bel ibren argeborieen, Ser So
mile 2pebnie.
Sranf Meper lrnb 6. Sunmert
brofhen cine SCRIBE BON 81 aiiben
lnpo ilrngen &inbbieb bierber. meIde
iie int Der Iadbaridoft bon 8ap oiii-
getairFt batten itiro oniur, otn leeter
Giettstag, BON bier mo6 ct. 2olpis
J pe~riaroten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

Geo. Spc5oid)dp utlb Sellrp
Neppe, BON Eotsoom, papen am
Wtittlpod bier in @eiddftem nit DER
Goultp Court ltpO itottetell alpd) Oenl
goIfsblatt einelt o%ngencbmen 8eirdj
ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

-Gbriit Garntier Sr., oerlebte Die
pergarteere 8odse in ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

6ltgO Sd@ner, bon Sefieriou
Gitp, bcinlpO iidj ither 9ielrstng itlpo
Wtlttpodb 6icler ISOLDE bier in Sc.
ldydften mo mar, mabrenO ieines
0icrieins ser @nit pom 5bco. @rai
uno @atfin.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11

OF the style of crossing lines on the
bodice, the draped effect beginning
at the shoulder and crossing at the
waist in a sort Of fichu belt.
The skirts are floating and vague.
and at the same time they are held
captive. They f1utter in the breezes
but cling closely to the figure. This
effect is given by f1ounces, one or
many. They are pleated and gather
ed, or cut to ripple. and their flowing
line is full of charm. The binding
of their hayward fullness is accom-.
plished by band Of cloth or ribbon,
which is placed in zigzag line
around the body, developing into the
double-crossed tunic. with its varied
effect in line.
The capes show the crossed effect
more strongly than any one garment.
The straps cross and recross and
the flowing fabric is thrown acre IS
the shoulder with a military air.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
WHEN ANIMALS SLEEP.

Elephants sleep standing up.
When in a herd certain number
will always stand watch while the
others sleep, for the big powerful
beasts are timid and cautions at night
and will not 60 to sleep unguarded.
Bats sleep head DOWN. ard, hang,
ing by their hind claws.
Birds with few exceptions, sleep
with thei: heads turned tailward
over the back and the back ard the
beak thrust beneath the wing.
Storks, gulls and other longlegged
birds sleep standing on the leg.
: Ducks sleep on open water. To
avoid drifting ashore, they keep
padding with one foot thus making
them move IN a circle.
Foxes ana wolves sleep curled up.
their noses and the soles OF their
feet close together and blanketed by
their bushy tail
Lions, tigers and cat animals
stretch themselves out flat upon one
side. Their muscles witch and
throb, indicating that they are light
and restless sleepers.
Owls. in addition to their eyelids,
have screen that they draw side
ways across their eyes to Shut out
the light, fdf they sleep in the day.
time.-Our dumb Animals.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
THE WOMAN AND HER TOWN

Before Us we have a letter, un-
signed, but naming the wife of a
local manufacturer and also naming
various articles from house slippers
to household furniture which this
woman has bought from mail Or
der house. The letter would not be
worthy of notice were this an iso-
lated case but it is only one of a
number which 90 to show that, how
ever patriotic and loyal the man of
the house may be, the real head of
the household ships his money out
of the community about as fast as
it is gathered.
We have stated before and reiter-
ate that most women send money
to mail order houses, while their
plodding husbands painfully solicit
a few dollars at home, because they
think it gives them a little social
standing or to use the vernacular,
is smart" They do not figure with
the local merchant as rule or 60
abroad to get better bargain but
merely to be in the set that buys
outside.
These foolish women can not see
that thew are only building a mine
to explode the ship of their hus-
bands commerce; that if the wives
and daughters Of merchants and
manufacturers do not trade at home
they cannot expect their husbands
and fathers business to be patron
lied by local people.
Catalogue pictures may look at
tractive to the unsophisticated wo.
man but if her example is followed
by others and the source of revenue
cut off, what then?
Don't sin against your home town?
Retribution will follow as it inevita-
bly, does all wrong doing.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
Add his Fact to Your Store of
knowledge.

Kidney disease often advances so
rapidly that many person is firmly
10 its grasp before aware of its pro-
gress. Prompt attention should be
given the slightest symptom of kid
ney disorder. If there is dull pain
in the back. headaches, dizzy spells
or tired, worn-out feeling, or if the
kidney secretions are offensive, ire
gular and attended by pain, procure
good kidney remedy at once.
Your townsreople recommend
Doan S kidney Pills. Read the state
ment of this High Point citizen.
Mrs. frankie McCarter, 408 Tom
linson St., High Point, N. c., says:
II suffered for a long time from
severe pains across the small of my
back, generally felt nervous and
was unable to sleep well. | at
length got box of Doan's Kidney
Pills, and it took less than the con-
tents to remove the trouble. Doan's
Cidney Pills improved my, health,
and hope that others suffering
from kidney complaint will give
them trial."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. McCarter had. Foster-Wil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y
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LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
TAKE ONLY one DOSE"

We have to tell those in High
Point suffering from stomach or
bowel trouble that we are agents for
the simple mixture Ut buck horn
bark, gDycerine, ETC., known as
Adler-i-ka, the remedy which be-
came famous by curing appendicitis.
This is the most thorough bowel
cleanser known and JUST ONE
DOSE relieves our sour stomach,
gas on the stomach and constipa-
ton almost IMMEDIATELY. You
will be surprised at the QUICK &C
-i.kation of Adler. Nation Drug Co.
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CROSSED EFFECTS IN VOGUE
Bound Yet Free, the Silhoutte Re-
mains Slim and Willowy- The .
Military Influence
New York. May 81

New York. May 81
A smartly-dressed woman once
said to me, TO be well dressed a
woman must season her wardrobe
with a dash of the pepper of clever
ness and bit of the spice of indi-
.viduality. and mix them with the
spoon of common sense.
This. is true, indeed. A woman
may be well dressed, but without
the individuality needed to give her
distinction. It is said of the Ameri-
can and English women that the
reason they have not that indefina-
BILE air of style, which is so largely a
part of the French woman's charm,
is that they leave too much to the
dressmaker and put too little of
themselves into their gowns. The
result is that they are well dressed,
but often lack the quality of having
their clothes a part of them; in fact,
they look subservient to their ap.
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This quality is rather subtle; it
may mean correct use of bit of
color, or little hand embroidery on
a telling spot. However, a great
deal depends upon wearing the right
gown at the proper time and occa-
sion In fact, more mistakes are
on this score than any
1ther
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