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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-21

economically finished for the market.
The forage plants, especially sorghum
and corn. make such luxuriant
growth in the Southern ATTITUDES that
large yields of silage can he produc-
ed per acre. The silage is an excel
lent feed for wintering the breeding
herd, or for finishing the animals for
the market The use of silage in a
fattening ration almost invariably in
cheapens the gains, lengthens the per-
iod during which cattle can be fed
cottOnseed meal economically and
without danger, and results in better
finish. fatter cattle, and greater profits
per head. The leguminous hays as
alfalfa. cowpeas. lespedeza, red clover
and vetch and the corn stover and
oat straw are good rough feeds to
use in conjunction with silage.
The ShOrthorn, Aberdeen-Angus,
Hereford, Red Polled and Devon
breeds of cattle all do we'll in the
South. The shorthorn does we'll on
all lands where the pastures are good
and feed is plentiful. The cows usu-
ally prove to be very good mixers,
giving milk enough for the calf and
to supply the home as we'll. The re-
clllt N tho pnn1 riv,e of
the cows is usually good grOwthy
calf. The Herefords and Angus are
good grazers and will do we'll under
range conditions, as well as on the
small farm. The Hereford stands
ahead of all breeds as a range ami
NAL, but the Angus has the advan-
tage over all breeds in the feed lot,
as they finish out very smoothly, are
high in quality and kill out a high
percentage Of marketable meat. The
Devon is slower Of growth than the
other breeds, but are greater rustlers
and fatten on pastures which are so
thin that some Of the beef breeds
could hardly subsist. The Red POlled
is q dual purpose breed which ranks
next to the milking strain of Short
horns in the production of milk and
beef, but are not as we'll known
nor as popular as the ShOrthorn, but
have done we'll wherever tried in the
South. Any of the breeds cross we'll
with the native cattle and can be
used advantageously in breeding up
the scrub herds.
BY the eradication Of the cattle
tick the usetof good, pure bred beef
bulls, the Improvement of the pasture
lands, and closer study Of the cat
tie business the South will develop
into a great cattle raising section, and
should contribute largely to the sup
ply Of meat in the next two decades.
In no case should high priced, high
bred stock be brought from tick free
territory until the farm upon which
they are to be kept has been rid Of
ticks
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-21
HAYNSWORTH STREET

William YcatiOn, 81 Hayns-
worth ST.. sumter, says: 81
am confident that DOan's
Kidney Pills act just as rep
resented AMI are worthy of
endorsement. have taken
them for duh backnclie and
trouble with the Kidney
sccrctions, s,'tting NV supply
at China's Drug Store. ]
have always hnd prompt re-
lief"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-21
HAMPTON AVENUE

W. NJ. FOlsOmc. salesman.
iO1 Hampton Ave-. Sumter.
says: MY hack achcd and il
L made a quick move, I had
sharp twingcS throughout
my body. After sitting for a
while, 1 had to lift myself
up gradually. Tic kidney
Secfrtions were unnatural and
hlied with sediment. Doan's
Kidney Pills procured at
China'S Drug. Store. gave me
relief and l again enjoy good
health. Glady confirm my
former endorsement Of
DOan's Kidney Pills. The
benefit I got has been per-
nianCnt."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-21
. WASHINGTON STREET

j. ii. Grady. 211 n. Wash
ingtOn ST.. Sumter. says: my
back achcd all the time and
had acute pains through my
kidneys. i was often lame
and stiff and l noticed that
the kidney sccretiOns contain
td sediment. DOan'S Kidney
Pills. which I got a China's
Drug Store, removed these
symptoms of kidney COM
plant and helped me i'm cv-
cry way. ! willingly confirm
my former endorsement OF
DOan'S Kidney Pills. They
mad" Il permanent cure"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-21
SUMTER CASES SELF-TOLD
HAMPTON AVENUE

r.. w. Vogcl, i01 Hampton
Ave-. .ouHi.rr, says: FOR
several years suffered from
pains through the small Of
my back and whenever
stopped, i was i'm misery.
My back became very weak
and several times had to
give up work. \ physicians
mcdiCin" brought no relief.
read Il statement given by
"a party who had used DOan's
rr ncy Pills and the remedy
had acted so bcncficially that
got u supply at China'S
Drug store. After using one
box, the ache and pains left
me. Six boxes completely
cured me-"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-21
w. HAMPTON AVENUE

Mrs. ,. II. Raficld. 3t3 w.
w. Hampton Ave-. Sumter.
says; II consider Doan's Kid
ncy Pills "a valuable remedy
and chccrfuiiy endorse them.
My supply was procured mt
Chlna's Drug Store. and they
rciicy yed me of hckacItc and
other Distressed symptoms OF
kidney complaint. They arr
all right"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
I,Lr DOLLARS ~ DIsr,von.

,,or ,,. rni,.t st,,,s ,r.,surv
,,m.s IA. announcement
Of al. .vts,,,,. ,f pb,,ow,p,i
,u,,g an, ,eopi. .orr.rp
t,g an. hair dollar ,i.,. ~ has FAN.
ON tpt, 1,sg,,r and p,re has boen
coined for oy.r yoor IA. demand
thcr,f,r h.i,,g .,,rt, s,,,,,lI.J Dad, th,
amonu, CO coins an hand
or. r.,s,r ,ssiep.J for tho s.tun-
tIo, ia that al. struggle srnips, tbe
bish r,., ,f li,.,pg b,. .yol,aJ am un-
,.psci.us mep,,I condition which
disyl,,s , rr.f.r.pca FOR small ...r..
small units OF money hny,nr ID tom
dcnry toward economy.
This subeanscious preference o.
featured when one travels abroad
ana hocom.s familiar with tho franc
,f Franc. ar5 sv.tz,rl.pi .r u,. Ir.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
DoNr ~ Nib

John NHuI maker propose aa I nf-
tine motto fur tho new soar. Don't
hc blue" % viii hc veil BIZ business
men olI over the country resolve Goo
live up goo this motto. There ,tu boo
uo pr0iu from looking nu tine dtrN
side and magnIfsinr uuiaturahle
symptoms. Moreover Is appears that
the majority of business men rccos-
nizc the force ct this and are rot
disposed TO- bc aioomy
The Boston Commercial Bulletin
thinks the American people are not
likely 90 abandon on the threshold
az 1874 their habit or facing The "a.
ture with confidence ana courage %
frankly admits the uncertainties that
attach TO the operations OF the new
tarin and currency laws but q does
not believe that b iH wise 90 dwell
ou this aspect or ne situation. and
asserts that american Duuragc. de-
TERMINATION and enterprise viii DO
much To- overcome the cnccts of un-
Wise Legislation 80 concludes there
fore. that "tho obvious dui, off every
one at the present moment ia tn
preach the gospel oi hope ana cour-
age and adds "pnce thc country
makes up Hs mind that its construc-
tive energy can rise superior Co de-
structiyc influences tho battle IL ut
icust half won. After an the degree
Of material well being at "a giyen moo
ment is due In mo- small measure 90
the prevailing state OF mind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
rm .IcK W,N az rrnorr

Tho muh1s, Ur TurHo, off % uu-
lillian draaIuuurut s attracting fho
attention .t diplomats and prime
ministers and tbc u,urI a rlmne
rruurd n Furupo that tbo a.s unu
uf tno continent vII ,ustg, boo ua.
other Won rather th1n surrender .er
a,n Aegean islands to Greece.
upmnrs OF 100 alliance between fuo
ottoman empire and Hulmrn cool, vito
and t .s predicted th1t lls establish.
mont ss n.t NW force tu, joining
or Interests uy Grr.pr and srr.Ia goo
balance such nomuIraU.u
The permission or the occupation
of Ndrnuuplo 10, Turkey JOB dsrcg1ri
of tine treaty oi London .s IuuRed
upon with suspicion ana haH ousrn.
dar,d ln omIuoua state OF unrest
throughout tb, entire Balkans
students ut diplomacy have pointed
.out thIt ,h, territorial boundaries
agreed upou at The icrmutuou ot tho
SECOND war with baieuD arr urIu-
cial and untcnnbr so th.t thc out
break of now hosuutos -ccms more
.thau mere possibility
The effect upon finance Of the last
conflict in ihe Halkans Boz felt uppre-
ciahly ln this country ana acut,h ln
Germany and Grcut Britain The
process or mobilization b. costly set
necessary. FOR thc ability Go strike
.qmcky may mean eyorthlue tu onc
or the other of fn, European groups
land neither can afford tp hc umpire.
pared.
This Circumstance may offset the
Threatening situation hy forcing the
grcot powers into n combination to
prevent anothor Turkish emhroslio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
\ rNnEnsrr, cErrnn,uoN.

The proposal 100 celebrate the
twenty HUh anuNoraan of thr
founding of rhs University of Sow
McNirs uoNt month is Que ,huJ WIN
meet with enthusiast papular ap-
prevail Tho occasion may be made
% memorable event in OBJ, annals of
Ngv NoN,ro education. aut town
VIII ghdN cooperate with gown Go
make Do success lu eyrrt uuy The
University rounding ouJ 20 quarter
of 1 century of honouhl, and useful
activity, has every reason no Jhs time
40 celebrates entering os it has ion the
past year. upon now crH ot erowih
and development ana optimism and
efficiency
W. are so accustomed to thInkins
of the University as new institu-
tion that lt almost Hurrpifcs us TO ho
reminded that IL b. twenty-five years
old ana 90 rapidly sathering about BE-
that atmosphere of mature dignity
and tradition which ls one 81 the
strongest assets of an educational in
.sttutlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
THE ART OF
TOASTMASTERING


Everyone a familiar wlth the
phrase. "u born story -telier' There
ursor ,yus truer saying. Tor like tho
more paiuiant poets, Htory -tellers
are born and not made Fortunate
H che mHu who rccoguizes tnis fact
and spares hia friends those painful
ruurts M Whi,h they are supposed Geo
Mugh. bat Gnd great difficulty in doe
lu- Foo. And while 10 Del true, that good
eiuU -tDisrs sometimes made soud
t.1fimt.iyrs tnH Is uot always thc
case THE similarity uf the eve b. that
tho tuusfmastyr of parts, like the
uDr teller b. born aud not made.
Some men have natural gift az proc
noting tho How of reason and the
feast uf soul that is presumably found
0t ull bsnuuets worthy uf the name,
Whpo others iail lamenably.
The man who essays me dihicult
task uf Mountaineering FOR the nrat
time. even when he feels deep down
u his heart that he BE- destined some
day COZ night. tO become famous n
that role, runcrs an attack ol stage
frirht" thar would make the tycyapc
novice CA the stage feel almost calm
bt comparison Your true tuastmns-
tcr b. creator" IN popular par
lance. be- must produce ho must
deliver the soods the children OF
his own brain. before his reputation
is reasonably secure.
A t0nslmnster can sometimes set
through nn evening fairly Woll hy
using borrowed stun, bat the
chances are that he viii ho found out
and Win so decline in the estimation
of his acquaintance that hc will never
again boz called ou to ACC in that CAPE
aciiy Hut the toastmnsior who scln-
tlilntes on his own initiative, who has
"a Keen sense of humor ready tongue
and some knowledge of Che foiblos OF
his fellow man VIII never lack oppor-
tunl,ica 90 preside. Sc win be- much
HOught after ~ the Juice of the
grape seasons but docs not obfuscato
his vie. so much the greater wlli hc
his fame and there is no telling how
many times hc Will see his picture in
IItn lMnNFNE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
THE SOCIAL CENTER
eSSS@S~SSSSSSS@S


That the social ccnter idea haE
vomc Go stay Is indicated 100 report
just complied hy Clarence Arthur
Perry eft the Buasol sage Founda
ton Ncv Yorb city Mr. Perry
show tbHt Boo places where tho move
mcnt has already started ihe rate o,
growth H much higher than the rate
ut which 10 spreads in new localities
iu other words thc actual results nf
thp social center 1rr more effective
loo getting public support than th,
words of its most enthusiastic cham
uious
The work BE- getting on more soiid
basis ScVcnty-onc cities had. dur-
iue the winter of tgf2-l3. paid work.
rrH Tor some form of social ccutcr
activity us opposed 90 80 tn pre-
inus season. ana the amount eX-
pended n the maintenance of school
cenicrs has grown from Ft39.ia5 ir
tgie to s32i5fb iu thc past wear.
There are i921 paid workers roport-
cd This. with jhc volunteer work
crt brings the Number or persons ON
gagged lr futIHl center direction cone
sldombh above tho 5000 mark
That che general social ard rrcro-
.auonal possibilities Of the wilder usc-
Iot-thc school plant movement are
'maklnE constantly greater appeal
may be seen from tho fact that in pNt
iFch0Ol houses there worc public en-
l;crt1inmcnts and lectures. ln 500
SCHOOL buudnes There were open
I mc tinRs of adults Co discuss local
problems. athletics con- folk dancing 800
'47i schools and sooial dancing in
. 100.
\ notable development of wider
Iusc" m 1e12-13 wns Tor election and
other civic purposes Bouoting dur.
Z iug elections took place Zoo b2a school
houses. 2io buildings we're used Tor
registering voters and political rai-
lies ta thc number of tsl took place
/ in school edifircs
Mr. Porp reports great dImoulU
. loo obtaining exact statistics of sorinl
sentcr activities littl uniformitt
: of agreement exists as to whnf cou-
slitulos social ccuter Even tn
meme Itself d. not cnsiani the in
suul0u is yarinusly reported us ere.
creation center" "clv'c center" "so-
Ciul ana recreation center "DvcuIns
center community c-utcr.' Utr
Some cities have social rcnter actiy-
tics eoiug ou siN nighte n vccf, while
others open their school building
once or iwico O. month
W. should however. look beyond
the mere figures Zoo Judging social
centers. mys Nr Perry "Ccntcrs ~
Individual growth ana refinement. oi
what those places are ANA no system
of numerals can over hr devised thn'
VIII convey on adcquata notion Of a.,
yiializing Influences which radiat.
from them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
TIIE JEMIz moan.

Following recen, Inquiries by The
Evening Herald az Co what had be-
come Of the proposed good road q"
Jgmez Hot springs local GOOD roads
men investigated the fate OF the pro-
iort and asked the state engineer
about it. as she enterprise has been
waiting for come time upon the lh-
tiatiyr Of that official Tho state en-
g!neer. Il Be- said broke the startling
news TO the good roads boosters that
the 81. 600 raised here, 10 lemez and
hy the state is not sufficient Co conn
plcto the road and thar the money
hnd better be returned unless SAN
doyai and Hcrnnlinu counties can
make up balance $50 that the total
viii be something like t2o.0oo.
without wishing Co udulse n
nrping criticism. o. docs seem that
lt should mot have taken the state cn-
Wneers department several months
Go discover that sG 1000 is not enough
to complete "a nrst-class rund tu joe
,1el We believe q nun Der of local
people could have furnished that in-
formation Ions ago. The Herald
would like to nuirr what would ho
the matter with going ahead and
spending our $4,000 ior 900 worth
of road while vc are cugagcd .n
ruI..ru fit. UuI.rY. ID. fHHf IA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
y THE REtTM or FASHION
~ Maudc nan.
. sssAsSN~SAA&NNS'

New york Jan. TO- Dame Fashion
b. ousying herself ~ prescott with new
colors, for some uf the latest mater
ials are 20 exquisite that q IL neces-
sary To- Shortly them with high-
founding names 20 give them The arise
tOcratic tone uf which their creators
Intend thoy should boast.
Tho yellows are going 20 be- vcfy
popular again. end the more vivid
tones are 90 replace the delicate cf-
fects Dor Ia one of the newest tones.
Argent b. not now. but among the
metal gauzos % appears la combina-
ton with &c delicate blue tlui and is
called silver twilight Several col the
noveltlor have atmospheric names
then fashion runs Co the other oX-
tremc and borrows terms from the
metal ANA animal Kingdom iog tho
cloths. closely Woyca silks, etc
While she IL awaiting the DECLARE
ton OF spring styles, tho woman who
cannot afford 90 indulge in passing
fashions would DO well 90 pas ntton-
tion 90 the details.
Following arc some fashionable
ideas worth remcmbcrlng
The butterfly b. sim dominant
scotch plaids are fashionable for
children
Hats FOR little girls are Of bonnet
shape
Leopard is the uvorite our for the
motor wrap.
There Is "a revival Of ostrich foath-
cr trimming.
Flowers for The hair and corsaeo
are made of ribbon.
New handbags aro made nf ,ilk ON,
hroldered with beads
The hish school glrl Is WcarlnE the
tam - shnnter hat
The chrysanthomum o. Inc favored
flower for coraaRo wear.
Modified Norfolk suits are bcing
worn BY the Older school girls
ribbons brocnded with velvet thls-
ties are among the novelties.
AN tho winter WRAPS show the up-
ward movement in the draping
Metal woven Tissues continue 90 az
tract attention for evening wear
Underwear Us duintler than ever.
Never Was there so much silk worn,
a few new sweaters Of shelton or
angofa have collars ana cuffs OF furs
Now coiorg are russell brown
bronze gray. foster green ana mahos-
any.
over blousos OF chiffon yosir of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
Loaded Dicc on rlncrq

Plymouth Ian. l5 a. s reported
there was sonic trouble ON board the
Nurth German lloyd steamer George
Washington during tho trip from Sow
York arising from alleged shurp
practices bi gumhlcrf
several persons arc reported to
have ioHt heavily and b. is said two
f0rcinncre who we're accused uf us-
in gl01dcd dice were roughly handled
IN the smoklng room Just before the
vessel reached plymouth tonlght ana
one was forced Co dlsgurwe $500 ef
his wluninra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
Tn. DIKEs

no might hc well to explain to mise
Informed Albuquerque people. aud
especially goo newcomers. chat the
object OF the dIkes uionr the 1850
Grande north end Yves, of the city
d not 40 protect Albuquerque from
the turbid TO- - the relentless tore
rents az tho Hio, Recent news
paper it,ms go enc effect that
tho county commissioners are aking
precautions to see that the bikes are
In good shane for spring hirh water
have greated me misrepresentation
in the minds of q number of people
that these rmbankments are helng
strengthened with the ohiect of save
ms the new high school buildlng the
Alvarado. me city han. the dog
pound and the court house from ho-
ms rayaged hy the river.
The idea 81 the dikcs. dear read
cr is 10 prevent tho possible niFA
water IN the river from oyerflowine
Ire farming lands north OF Alhu-
uorque. This function d very iiitle
lcm important than thwartine the
river in designs upon city propcrt}i
hut O s iess productive Of alarm
Incidentally We take occasion % hand
"A small bouquet 10 the county com-
iai.alonora for their foresight IN plan
ming work arbn sho dites far Ia na-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
PROPERLY DONE

Tho county commissioners nrc Co
Doe complimented upon their prompt
action ln Withdrawing objection 90
the occupancy of sidewalk space
along south Second street hy thc
santa Fo company us part of the new
shops site. 10 abandon the oiRhi feet
or so concerned would noccssitate the
changing of complicated building
plans by the company ana seriously
delay the game. The space has not
been used and viii never bo missed
ana The additional evidence of Food
Will and cs.ol,aralien On the paIf "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
Cl,a-r Nlnn n,cr llnn.r,nn.

BRUSSELS. Jan. i1.- Police and fire.
men had "a hard chuso over housptops
today aftor o. spanish anarchist
member OF an international band ut
countorfeitors THO MAN WIS no1t-
ily ARMED aud jumped from roof
Co platform. hftnen feet below. but
was c"mrrcd aud put up desperate
Resistance.
seven other members Of the gang
were arrested without trouhio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
r,NrIuuNc wirn rmE rovGrr

rhe lpr.r of Mr. Caleb Yorc.
r...u.s punusbod m promi-
.u.u, periodical protesting ngainst
.tl. mspH.lnr ur hc Ddyorb
lr newspaper writer's or COPY
roldsr has provoked 90 Hood ui come
mcnf Do H euurlua that i,w dee
i,ut th. practice. Tho theory that.
.th, vicious hulu bts arisen from hor
rnr uf thur unpordou1hIc sim. hc.
.uuUus OFF tbr n1uuNc s. probably
iHH .urr., explanation. Hul what
.otor thc ost,uHbio reason. t is iu-
.HmDi,ni to .St,uUtc the mauglIue
.pt EnaIsb style Tho suggestion hat
.It Is t result OF uu.ous,lous foreign
influence h1. boon advanced with
sYm, I,r.uas.tcuoss By one critic
without entering into e. discussion of
tho relative beauty and utility OF dit-
,eIrni HuEWecr u may lr boldly ls
serted Chat lupuad purc and undo
Ulod is uromu,mbB better ln ius
pristine simplicity than when unc.
turod Win tore.an ingredients
Tho recent tendency u Euslsh h1s
boon away from simplicity and MA
turbines ard toward compleNIty and
.aVEUarducss Much OF This may be-
due Geo .u attompt to impose nm aru-
ncui srmmar on the language THAT
EnpHsh Boz really Summaries uu-
guaEo has been argued with much
force Tho fact that few if ANS
gumm1rauH have written au easy.
graceful STYLE, making reading cas
to the runner is known of all men.
Tho nuugummar theorists cite uspge
of the best writer's. from the Eliza
+ uothan age Geo our present umc. iu
4 open defiance of the ugld rules laid
. down hy the srmmHrHua Thcl in-
s.at that the PROPER method col come
I position resembles thc conception of
military uptcpy attributed to Gcn-
oral Forrest THAT ugged and off,
/ fectNc soldier said that be strovc
to got there first with the most
'mon SEA the best English slyle gets
there urst with tine fswc2t words
Some rules ct uniformity are osscu-
uu to .l,1rnrfs of mc1nus. although
boo some cases. as boz aerccmcni of %
verb with its noun tho meaning
rather than the form should control
Tho use of adicotiv,s after verbs ST
copulativc significance has been roe
stored in inc face OF thr rules of the
OLD grammayians So LONGER DO the
grummsrinns insist that one say that
hc "facls badly
I The advocates OF so-cauod sim
prGod" spelling are doing their best
Co. make tho language more compii-
Gated. Tho seeking 81 variety has
almost eliminated the word said
from current literature. nearly 90 hun
drcd synonyms tor 90 having hocn
discovered on crudcly manufacturer.
The lhys.cmus nav, loaded the lau-
rlugo down with polysyllubic Latin
words iur which there was no ncces-
sIty scientists. and especially cleo
urral scientists have devised fcur-
uIy and wonderfully made Grrck
compounds Goo describe recent discoy-
cries and Inventions The ucrmuns
arc wiser in This since new words are
formed uy combining old German
words The New standard Dlpton-
aiN recently ISSUED. contains i5o,uoo
words o. BE- not about time 20 pat
rhoek or the FREQ and unlimited
coinage ut WORKS and also upon rec
formers and uotous novelty seekers
that AFRO tampering with our mobile
Language
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15

ccru lace bordorcd with narrow bands
of fur ave worn.
thildrou's cUIts are fur trimmed.
with collars made to turn up and
Keep small ears warm
The most eicgantiy-drcsscd women
prefer scalskin, baby lamb. or MOLE.
skin Tor roatH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-15
TAnC In The Solar
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s1ys. iu manner 60 HrrIrht. his tight
Inc has gone mr enough to SHOW that
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Help
90 COWS cost $40. pigs cost So,
.lrnp cost t2.6u aud ec.sc cost 90
cents ouch. how many Ui oa,h would
y0u purchase to got 700 animals for
fIOUf
Tho ambulance De- coming Tor us
move TRY BE- Yourself
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Uf THOUGHT the preacher must
haN. scored The fpmIlc dress crca-
uuus because the pastors text was
from lust chapter Revelations.
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THE TOAD Ben winter quarters is
compressed as be- can nc. tn fact the
h"io he leaves o. just One half us Jorge
as he.
60
THE COOKS hive such eu easy
im, that ITO must truly hore 'em.
They merely put stuff iu the stove,
the oven cooks 10 tot 'cm
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"Ml HUSBAND told me- month
ngo that could pas amy price ]
wanted to for my pring hat"
what had hc boon doing Chi
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