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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-13

From ai parts Uf ihc commits cnmr
frpoits CHAT fimrre dieoeura sd LED the
nimfe io seeurc safe. fnr ihelr cotton.
hasr qmt plttlnr iea,ing ths cotton
LOB tn, neld. inans available are suf-
nsent fN pa, tr ue pltklnr hnt af
psr,niN MANY 10 tho fsrm.fa arr an
disheausn'a u prospects fr nut o..
rrItinr better pfi .e. ths, afr unWunt
continue Ilhnr an, nnfrr
30 fs matrd m tnnsc p0Hird on .r'n
luadlous ihst WIfb tood rain Win.
n tho urNt Nrtk or Com ta,n tnt
fhrgc wouli he -r,nfri crop thsl
wnuid smnunt 60 scter ihoufanl
Uilrs Wn thrf Ur nnt thIH srrona
.rap foi lh, most cart viii he li.hrt
au mreh depend 'upon whether
wlthIn tbo n,,t Tow dftH sDmo pl'n O,
.clr distressed cotton Be- wutkel nui
THE nu, bale plnn prominoH o.
rrUetc Nue,,a county of several thuu
.and talr- and business mcn ~ 'or
pus Chrsii arr mFhN opiimietl, tha
wuhln sbatnct few datH tho nurinrf'
.lndliIun, throughout the county wii
GROIN rciert Coo normal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-13

Nlos clean foonfs id the llxie noom
ng iouse Also rooms Zoe llght
Houf.hsepluT N3
lANNllI laaTnaul D
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-13
AhUSU HAD $500 PERSONS
WITNESS TREY O'HEpRIS"
Play Each Saturday az Amut1 AND
story e aoh sunday IN The
Caller Herald


IRE, % Hearts soaiul phot"p'a'
stnr, written hy inuie lnrrph Vance
mnlls th, fondrst expectations purnr
the pnsl three weeks thls st0fN ns
been ,atfuHArh advertised Boo 'of
pu- CHRISTI The eturt boz serial form
hpp.Hrs in tfc Csller each SUNDAY. the
nrst usnllmeu apprauns hsi ~uml......
and me SECOND to-day .u.~xsH
"a series ~ nne,u ,n. -
pa, was shown "a Tf'
Th.r, wero tW.nt Nundrsd p1id
,dmi.slons cd ihe MO io witness
this great pial and ih. FenerHl 60
recession ~ nil was that Marasei W.
hott haa secured Zee h.s piFf h"nn" D.
p.,ture thnt viii Pee ~ appealing in-
terest ard pat VIII nos soon ht tnf-
rmt,u go was ths recipient "f mnn'
g., mrlments duunH thr dar tor enc
producuou ~ rre O Hearts at hr
nHYhouss.
Th, .tort wlll Boz printed "nch Sun
tsy In hr collier Hnd th. tDiluwinr
saturday fhat inrtLlmeni BOZ pictures
vlii ha shown ai ths Amusu. 1hi wl'
give on .ppnmunN io read hih thr
.ipr, ind in ree ii Do plptWcs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-13
COTTON CUMMINGS OF
NUfCES COUNTY NOW
TOTAL 1887 BALES
iNcREAse FOR SEASON OF NEAR.
w COCO SALES
Reports State mat Mary FARMERS.
cssovssctd az 90 Prices Have
out Pitk,ne Cotton,

total ~ ises5 nslcs q cotton hei
boon slnned ln Nueces county ue o
srstrr'laN accordins to frrortn rrseN
~ a. iho Caller from ite correspond .
ents Vomwred Win ONE year ago this
is a rain ~ ncaiN STA Thousand haits
whfrh Fai0 b. iaresiy fn ho au lhute,i
fo the Increased aDrcarr fnf tnis se1r
Without drrH thr 1ield ref arrc Be-
approsimate' tlo sam, ns BASE Y,ar
Toe r,ruf follows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-13
LAUNCHING OF BOAT CORPUS
CHRISTI" THIS AFTERNOON
Thirty Tive Foot noat % To Carr
Captain Frstsoh 20 San
Traocisro

]. !. ]. J. -, !.
3Ht 81 tbe br e,e nuual6r
~ the CORPUS eng irb -nw
loot boui which Captain
Adolph rrtisCl to enc
Muns ysTrn ihc Fnod ahlp
NO. iuto CORPUS christ.
Worth, produ.i % th' Hhlp.
80 wiz bc uo formal cercmnnl"e
Dcordinr o. thc captain. Who is lnoh
ine forward ,ep much go th' event
eNrepi nr me f1c' that thc ship VII
eiidr gracefully from ih' wave Into iH
hrlnv d"eu iumunc from hhrnlrle
rali watof a,iluh. aud w"rfn~ nF r"'
.on uf ths rarefulif made prfprrlnDr
captain rr.tseh has placed 0u tm
buu az iht ship later covered sttH
copper paint
The capialn SAYS EVERYONE wii Do.
welcomed go ths dorf when iHs hH''
if to h' launched ANA 'fi'F' ihhl l'
tltea ihnse whn hnrc NOT Hspn h'N
work before within $3.50 weeFs 1itr'
ih, dnY 20 Baum, hing the cnpi1u H'.d
h, boot VIII Boz ready fn saN ftrrf
remains to be- completed ihe huiIlin.
r. 900 mnsts. ile r'wInU uf ihe HffI
fnd palrtlne ~ the rHutnHR q" r'f'
Corpus christi adtrfusinc and nnm
nniahInF tou,hfs about ihe rHhN in
i.rk. before be is ready t0 le oNhint
"a t0 the people of thr CIV na o "f
frri crnn. hHiu by one man. in c.f
pus christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-13

See ouf live nf ncw combs ho1aH
.afrlnrs. plnf co. ~ mate % ep'D'nl
n ~ 100 Shoe nov THINGS id'nl- iiAi'
rnrlUr "'
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

,.,.-ss county Poultry and Pet
ASSOCIATION. which Is a branch
So american Poultry Association,
q ~ .,,,neea the list % prizes to be
- - =, an. second Annual Poultry
s''s- tss In ibis city on January
- M, Is made up into an attract
s.,a.r and uhs. with other inior-
" III ,oncrrninr the exhibit rs be-
.,i.a out to prospective entrants
~ -. sr hen pageant The assooia-
y ~ ~ selected g r. Van Wrinkle, "
c-n.. who ls licensed Judge Of ma
-, ,.pu,e 10 ludee the show and
,ne awards The prizes consist
items coupled with two silver
49, cups. one 90 which is presented
we smmms. local Jewellers. valued
III AID another loving cup. pre-
- hg the association. ~ The same
- THE awaris ~ these prizes are
-, in nrcoraancc with the rles and
,aons and lists ~ prices given
below
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
VOLUNTEER FIaemEN's DAY"

Thursday. October 2sth. has been
designated by W. H. siratson. secfe-
Tar, ~ the state Fair. upon request %
state Flre Marshal s " iHeish. Ar
engagements viii BE- started a. once 20
peffec, an attractive program Tor me
volunteer fifemen o. Texas At ihs state
Falr
IAN Of the days ~ the state fair
,.is year from saturdsy october f1ih
80 November lot viii he compl"ieis
.s,,oau.ed.~ said Secretary stfasion
~,socletles organizations and r'ai'r rer
rssen,ing most cYery line q education
Al. Industrial and social activity ~i''
have their specla: day AZ the far
IAN departments ers EolnE :" y
f,led TO the brim.~ continued secfessf
s,raston. In the Machinery ana W.
.,omrut rcctlons several fnci''ies no'
h.rt,.fors represented AZ the State ran
nave engaged spaces this year 'pf e.
senxlxr displays - up-tc-tlate 'a''r'
s,xins devices. while nsniniare fAet'f
,.s IN ooersfson viii afford in'srcs'lns
.leh,s' Tor visitors ana nui'itnae -
sstraetions ard ama.emeris VIII 'na"'
me hlx fair more attractive ta'- feA'
than ever before"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
WAR PRIMER concerning PLACES THAT
ARE FIGURING IN THE NEWS DISPATCHES

~ In the uusfrrir between Louis KIN
ana Charles ~. dskc ~ Lorraine. ia
ihe 18TH century. Charles had inonr-
red the wrath II fsouln by hafbnfna
French malconicnis within hls dnohy
ly the Treaty 81 viz ~ 1871. Charles
agreed 20 doalst from supporting tho
enemies ~ France. hut he bF,ke hin
aes~l"n ~ ~, Nihiri siar-ir,duc, fort
a-AiouHson and Nancy. IN isss The
airons Qualifications and two castles
81 49, Mlhlei we're completely destroy
"a ~ tho royal armies Ths tonH
datsA back 10 the earliest perlDd 81
France. lee licnedlo'ino abbey having
besn founded ln i7gs. iietween here
and ysfdun IL 4 sepulchfc. Followed In
q huge rock in vhlch IL iife sized
figure ~ Christ The towns present
population ~ about 1000
pApEETE The principal port and
tine capital ~ the Pacific splsnd Tahiti
he largest and most important ~ The
French Eoricty Isiands Ths govern
ment ~ the French oceania paFses
Hionn j. located ~ Papocie. which has
population u about 5000. mora than
hall u whom are Frepeh. Tao sosn
IL on the northueat eaass ~ the H.
land. A. one enters iis hArbor through
either " lts ieo passases, !, presents
q bsauuful slew. backed ~ five noun
talnM The women u TAHITI are among
ne most beautiful q the Pacific. The
oariy Tahitana were noted :or their
immortality. sgssemasisec exohnnee u
glvea belnR one ~ their customs
TrRAoNDE a Isolsian city also
Known - Denaermpnde. ~ miles south
west - Antuerp. on she Denosf River
near ia 3unotvre ~ifh the Scheidi
rhs town IL known 81 history becaosf
a the drastic actioa ~ i,s lDhablinnts
IN Ssss ~ fcpslllns Louis ky a. shs
approached the tosn ms citlzcss open
Ell ,he dlles aud flooded she ronnsfy
and lou siwas cumpslise 10 beat =
hnst, retreat. Tefmende u ono q ne
fse fortified plNces ~ hsiginfa ~
Qualifications sFe old. espAsllng q Two
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11


Mi2MEl. The norihornmosi town %
IL, German empire. with the exception
"a the village 81 Nlmmssnafl, ou q
amsl sound connoctlns the kurlshcn
llaff with The battle rsa ana 70 mites
b. aisilAe east ~ nultb 81 koeuier-
hr8g. The town IN bot Mise miles from
The ilnaAian border. The tnfeh was
the most popaler weapon 81 tho am
elent rneinlrs 81 the town the ilihung
lans and Poles burning a repeatedly
during the isth. i4fh and 18th ncHfvf.
len lls lsst frs. which has neceSri.
lated rebuilding ~ the greater pef
iiun " the town, oecnrcd w itlf 4
citadel and efher Qualifications protect
Memei oH enc side next the 500 u har
large trade ~ timber Fruin and
fish. manufactures Iron wave, beer,
spirits. soap, chemicals aud amber
wares. ana bnllas ships a has pep
uiatioL n about $4,000
pioTnKow The capital 81 gov
eminent ~ the same name IN RUSSIAN
Poland. 10 miles southwest ~ Wafraw
~ rail. 81 mites from the rfurslan
border ARD sin miles wess ~ ihe River
riiiea. IN thc issh and ieth centuries
The diets II the Kingdom ~ Poland
used 10 NEE, hire ana u wnE here that
mang ~ iAe Polish klnEe we're tlrriea.
phrkow il ona 81 tlis oldest towns u
Poland. Its military ohurch was fa
meriy castle buiii " caslnlF ihe
Great In she iith century caelnlr nlso
nurrouuded tbs town Win walls The
place was the scene ~ hattie Ia 1919
whan tho Russians defeated the army
u the Polish Iar Confederation Ths
town manufactures flour. lumber. leaih'
a. agricultural machines ppd hasr' and
has population ~ shout $1,000
GRoDso The eapstsl ~ = govern
ment 81 she same name IN Russia, a
miles east ~ the soutnearseFnmah'
point ~ East Prussia. an the railway
lino from rssroeFad 20 Warsaw, ia'
mslen northeast ~ ne latter place. Th'
town hefan iis existence onder diffi'
cliit circumstances. heinz aimoet IN
,lfei, dsslro, "a b M Nonsolz N izt|
and IS The Truioulc KgisAis IN iz>
and again IN 1851. The seecrd psffi.
ton cf Poland was signed there Ia l5>a
and stanlsiAus poniatowshJ reesTne'
fhs fsoissh crown ii t;so'ioo n isst
rhs towns pepuiaflDn Va 1919 vse ~
zes. j, manufactures spirits. mseh'a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
Edison Dry Goods Company

ery, candles. tobacco. uSnp. vehicles
and firearms
WtNDAf Russian port on thr
baltic sea. 81 The nuulh ~ he Asndau
River 60 milor east ~ north ~ the
coasi olts Llbau. The population of
the iS~h Il ah"ut i9.eoe. whiTh y
awcllcd 10 The summer because ~ iis
excellent bathing facilities u l. enc
~ ,he oIdos, towns - wrstcrn ltnrsis
and has an active trade IN grain, flas,
hemp "a timber. The town also pos
sersen castle bum M 1890
sSnIslE 4 ta~n in Russian rp-
land. "a miles northeast % sespe, nssf
lake which Is lhe headwa,er 81 tbs
se4sl VA. $40 asflueet - The Ssemsn
Tho town hssa population ~ eprsns-
lnAieiy 1000 peopie. Who are snsaKad
IN numbering and minor manufacturing
pursuits II was Formerly the capital
" me lkaoffans seleaofs q The pf'n-
ocns 81 UafElwii.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

J. Entries CLOSE January IA. al 10
"a. m. Entry sheets. toeeihcr with en-.
trance fees mus, ho Ia the hands Of the
Secretary by this date.
2. Exhibit held under A. p. A poul.
try show Rules
3. Score card system ~ Judging
q. AL poultry exhibits ahou,d ls
banded before entering. hut in case
thcy are not. they will bc handed hy the
Association "a cos, % &c per band
s. an poultry viii be fed and cared
Tor by and al the expense Of the Asso.
chiffon
q. Pet stock must bee Ted hy the *
hibitor and dogs must be removed
from the show room al night
AN premiums general aud sps
clh, are open 10 the competition II
she world. except Cup specials. which
are competed fpr hy residents 90 NUE.
ccs county only nnd arc the property
~ the Association until ihcy egc won
by one exhibitor three times n sue.
ccssion then Il bocomesthe property
of the exhibitor
All sick birds shan boz removed
from the show room and cared Tor a,
the expense q the Association.
.. No exhibit shall bc renewed from
the show room unth ssao q. va. Jan
49, 1915. unless ny special permission
OF the superintendent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

Entrance Fees.
Chickens Zoe f1r single and i,00
fur pen. Birds entered as singles viii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

Some time during the course n the
poultry show an address viii be given
hy Thomas J. Conway director Of the
experimental work ln poultry and cgg
production at tho A. a N. college. u
present plans mature
Mr.. conway is "a recent arrival -
the faculty az the a. a " College. ar
rlving hut last week, from Ithaca. y
y whore he comes as a graduate from
cornell University from which lnHtiiue
ton he received the degree ~ . :. Ia
agriculture and specializing in poultry
husbandry AZ the present time be is
engaged In erecting modern poultry
houses and equipment az the differ
cnt experimental stations " the a. q
H. college
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
WHEAT MOVEMENTS HEAVY
IN NORTH PACIFIC COUNTRY
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
HANDLES 100 CARS or GRAIN
DAILY.

SPOKANE. wash. oct 10 spokane
Representatives Of iranscontincniai rail-
roads report considerable movement u
apples and wheat The Northern Pa
glnc handled a train 0f twenty five
cars of apples east Thursday and D.
handling about one hundred cars OF
when, day. The Great northern "
ha ndiing from twenty five 10 ffty ears
Of wheat daily and the apple shipments
continue heavy. running from fifiy 20
sixty csrs daily, ana some days heavier
The Oregon Washington Railroad and
NAVIGATION company reports that q h
shipping about 100 cars q wheat aa''s'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
dull, SPLITTING,
| SICK HEADACHE
Or. JAMES HEApAcns POWDERS
RELIEVE AT oNce--so CENTS
a PACKAGE.

f"h take ~. James Headache
ho~def and IN iUss few moments
soar hcad clears and aii neuralgia and
pain fades away rs The quickest
and sorcst reiief for headache. whether
a'al ihroholng. splltune o. nerve
raee'ng. send someone Go tho drue
s'ore and get dime Package nov
Quiz suffering its ~ needless AZ
SURE sou gei pr. James Headache
Powders then there VIII be no disap.
poiniment Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
pgfNNIN LIST HAS been ANNOUNCED
FOR SECOND annual POULTRY SHOW
NH Asst TWO DAYS STARTING JANUARY ,4-eot,
sds .ssociArioN HOPES TO SECURE CONWAY or
IS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FOR Aoossss
ousiso EXHIBITION

Asiaiies' BmhmNs. cochins ana
i.ansshans
mediterranean: Leghorns. spanish
Anconas Minoroaa and AndalaSlan.
POLISH An varieties.
Hamburrs
French houdans
hnglish ofpiugtons ana porAines
Games va eames Game Bantam..
hen'ams. Turkeys. Ducks. Geese.
Pigeons
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

ST MnnIEL a Fferch town on the
Mcnnr River 20 miles east of sopih -
verduu ana "a miles from the Tor
raine border which Figured prominent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

Ladies. try our Marnollo Toilet
Water. 75c Why pay more. Ideal Hair
Parior. $40
Acknowledgement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
|. MlYOR Of EVERY TOWN
IN OKLAHOMA TO HELP

a novel scheme Chat ought to Do
ucocssful has mt bccn outlined b.
tho oklahoma Panama Exposition
commission in q lette- to the mayo.
of ever, town and city .n ONabomr
Governor Cmer RECENTLY DESIGNATED
SATURDAY. August lta. as Exposition
Dollar nay and aa commission
making 70 "Tag uF throughout t,
state They hate ritteu ever. ma
or urging his operation and eu
closing o. fev tas 10 be- sold az SIu'
each in his town They ask the ua. -
or to attend 90 -. matter person
d if possible bu. r 700 busy. to c..
3me business mon. church so.le'
ID .ouns ladies o. ttend 20 the mat
te- and ha.e -aneed wh th.
pnit Oflahoman q publish Neur
'rd comr,.r record showing
towns coufridutne namc or part.
1periutend.ne Oh. Tag DAY. n eicr
town. and tbe aant remirs4 s
l.st Rll also as aalIshed o- those
towns .hat DO r contribute amy
ching Ouls -aaI number @. .a-s
4. being sent ~ town and =
expected that the H AMOUNT nUI
sold Boo ever. instance. and lu- .-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
n Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens Sc
Naturally Nobody Can Tell

The time mixture OF Sage = ga
and sulphur for darkenine graz,
streaked and faded hair is -raui-
mothers treatment. and folks .r,
again using it to keep their hair
good even color. which is quite SEM
sihle a. we are living IN am age when
a youthful appearance is OF the gre. O.
est advantage.
Nowadays though. W dolt aavt
the troublesome task of gathering tue
sage and -he mussy mixing at home.
Al drug stores sell the ready -t1-Hss
product called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
nhur Hair Remedy" FOR about 30 cents
a bottle Do is very popula- because
nobody can discover II has been aD-
ulied Simply moisteu your comb 1-
sOf, brush with il and i-aw ,nis
through your hair taking one small
strand al O time b. morning the
gray hair disappears. but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's SAGE
and sulphur is that besides beauu-
fullt darkening the hair after a feW
applications. it also produces that
-ofr ustre anu appearance Of
abundance which IS So attractive. be-
sides. prevents dandruff itching scalp
and falling hair For sale By Owl
drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

w r. Greene. llopkinton. y. d.
writes the following letter Vhir
viii interest every one who has kii
naE trouble. For over a wear. Airs
Greene had been afflicted with g.
very stubborn kidney trouble Foley
Kidney pills done more To complete
her recovery than amy medicine She
has t#kan and ] feel r. ms duty o.
-eeommend them. For sale b. an
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

Miss Sell Lloyd ic'i this mornme
'or the markets 20 sciee; neH fall
millinery Tor the brown DRY Goods
Co Mr. Brown and Miss Lewis are
ao' % NeV Yor buying me newest
things n fau apparel They vH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
Gz0lzzz
Lenore Burke Phone PAS
A FAIRY SONG

A FAIRY SONG
over hin and dale
Through bush, through brier,
over park, over pale,
Through flood through fire,
do wander everywhere
Swifter than the moons sphere;
And / serve the fairy queen,
TO dew her opbs upon the green.
The covslips tan her pensioners be,
In their gold coats spots You see
Those be rubiee, fairy tayors
In those frockles live their savors
! must 90 seek some dew drops here.
And hang pearl in every cowslip' S
ear-William Shakespeare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
News Of Guthrians Who
Are Out OF Town


Are Out OF Town
Mrs. +. w. Lintz who is soiournins
in Battle Creek. Mich. is expected
home next week
Miss Florence Adler is enjoying Il =
breezes Of Lake Michigan at Evans
ton ll
Among the Guthrie visitors at colo
RADIO Springs and Manitou are Mrs. $.
X. VanVoorhees. Mrs George Andcr-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Fife Misses ida
Niback. Buelah Cayolt Lelah Me
Pherson. Edna Graham, Edith Hin
Mrs B. f. Coushlan and many other
Miss Jennie Sherhune is in Den
yer. Misses l.etba and Julia Barde in
Stonewall. the j. R Beadles in Pal
mer Lake. and many are visiting dil-
ferent parts Of the state in the
cars. among them Mr. and Mrs j. s..
McEIhmney and daughter Arlene th
Tell Waltons. the j. g. Fairtields.
Mrs f. y. Cronk is at her rormc
home in MARYLAND
Tho Stuart NcKays arc touring Il
northwest
Mrs W A. Frasicr is at Rockland
Maine, where she will remain untl
fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
ION BACkAChE KIDNEYS ANO 6lADp
Mm NJ NJ " x n y n - ~ N ~ N
COMMUNICATIONS
u " E% III ~ a& 81 n HE " ~

tThc Leader IS not Responsible fof
contributions appearing under this
mead Anonymous communications
VIll not be printed The real name
n the contributor must be given
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
Line Party For Guests

Line Party For Guests
Miss Gladys Fasken entertained the
mombers OF the Five Five Five cm
and her house guests Misses Ruth
and Maud Schultz, Of Mulhall, with a
line party at the theatres YESTERDAY
afternoon. It was followed by re
freshments served at Hascr's. The
Misses Schultz returned home last
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
Queen Esther Circle.

There will he call meeting of
the Queen Esther Circ'e az the home
OF Mrs Nssley on Friday crenins
All the Young ladies of the SUNDAY
school and church coneregation are
invited 10 be present A GOOD time
is promised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

Public dance at Owl Hall, Thursday
evening. August 18th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

DR.. r. c. adams. Dentist suite /. ?
2. Spurlock Building. Phone IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

We serve and deliver brick cream
uagcrs. Phone 2l9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

visit Cleveland, Chicago ana 81 Louis
on their return home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12
"Stay at Home Sufferers Of Hay
Fever and Asthma-Get Bottle
of FoIeys Honey and Tar
Compound!

Restful sleep, relief and comfort
from choking, sasping asthma and
tormentine hay fever for hose who
take Foleys Honey and Tar. 1t
spreads a healing soothing coating as
it eldes down a raw tickling throat
and stops irritatnG coughs and sum
mer colds. For sale by all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-12

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