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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
ORDERS
Dls!alcT ARMY ORDERS.

Tt fn4- aei x army orders fer the district
haze Ittt gsled ~ Fort Brown:
Lave - bssnce for fifteen days is grant
81 Flt-r e2r thanai circumstances. TO Major
". l.. Jl1ks,n. Second Texas Infantry.
Leave ot absence Tor fifteen days is grant
ed. under exceptional circumstances, u First
latutenaut Fred T. johnson, First Indiana
Infantry.
cave ii absence for thirty days is granted.
under exceptional circumstances. 10 Second
Lieutenant Omar C.. Bates. Third Indiana In
~fautiV.
Major William 7. Wooten. Corps Of Engi-
neers. Brownsville. Texas. viii proceed TO
~ Allen. Texts. ,r dlty connected with road
work. ia thai ylc IIity. Upon completion Of
tr- duty Major Auntrn viii return 10 his
proper station. The travel directed is neces-
arF in the military service.
leave II abse re for twenty days il grant
20. under exceptional circumstances. 20 Cap
tain 4. N. MafLachlan. NJ. g, FIRST North
Private Samuel :. Solicit. Medical Depart
mrnt. now at = rcrd-s. Iexrs. will rr sent
az brownsville. itEas. rrt nrtinE ut'n arrival
tn thr comma y az officer l4rst Fruyis.t nal
- lif fur auU ar TOW hospital Old Fort
IrYmn. Tt ,~usFtrrmH~trr Corps viii FUR
l4h fhr n.rf- aarr trInSUprrut r. The jour
ucy is necessary tnr The public service.
Leave III absence for twruiy-uHc days IS
granted. under exceptional circutaStu noes. L.
First Lieutenant Ralph !. SeNa.i. f.rst MIN
uesuta Infautrt.
leave IL absence for thirty days Is granted.
4udrr exceptional circumstances I'll Major
.urla1rr =. Johnson, Second Iowa Infantry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
CITY MARKET Is
NOT WHOLLY BAD
SAY OFFICIALS
NO NEED FOR ALARM EXISTS IN RE-
SPECT TO ALLEGED INSANlTA-
RY CONDITIONS, STATED.
HOWEVER. ARMY DIRECTS THAT ITS
MESS SERGEANTS PURCHASE NO
MEATS IN CITY MARKET.

Absolutely no need Of alarm on the
parr 81 the patrons Of the city market
exists with respect Ia in~anitary condi-
tions in the meat market are concerned.
il was announced 1T the city cleanup
headquarters in the r.fv health depart
ment this morning. The conditions there
~ wa stated. that require certain re-
forms are not such. il was said a. to
endaager the life or health of any patron
of The market 80 long a. al meat on
tanned from the market j. thoroughly
cooked before eating.
Following y report made Yesterday nv
the sanitary Inspector appointed IN the
army II cooperate with the city health de-
nartment W.T. Brownsville. upon the sani-
farv condition of the city market. the FOL
loeiug order was issued from the First
Provisional Rrigade Headquarters BY or
Per of Col. r.. r. Hatch:
Inspection of the municipal
market. meet room. had been Y
made and found very u%n~anitary
in several minor respects.
Action has been taken with the
city manager and Tie deficiencies
will be corrected III nm early date.
Until such corrections are made
products from the meat room
are considered unsafe. and ii j.
recommended that the officers
and mess sergeantS be notified
that such i the case.
Report will be made when eX-
i~tine conditions are remedies
ana products are considered ~afc.
Supplies will not be purchased
from the municipal meat market
until further orders.
In the prosecution OF the city cleanup
campaign, it was also announced ut the
health department this morning, the army
sanitary Inspector viii IN furnished with
squads Ut military police who Will assist
IN the work Of enforcin@ the sanitary reg
ulations.
II i recommended hat all residences
be~provided with metallic cans of a size
that can be handled by 4 single garbage
collector. that these cans be provided
with covers and that they be kept within
the yards of the houses u which they be-
long until Immediately before the hour at
which the garbage collectors pass.
After again inspecting the city market
this morning in company with the city
health officer the army sanitary Inspector
announced that he viii probably also in
poet the city slaughter pens. During the
market inspection the stall keepers were
orally instructed Vas to certain measures
that they should observe and rs 10 the
methods for maintaining clean and SAM
tarv stalls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01

THE Herald viii greatly appreciate the CO..
operation Of its readers and friends in the
conduct Of its social columns. Items con
corning parties, dances, ladies' club notes.
church societies, and social activities # ali
descriptions. are invited. Advance notice ~
events is valuable information. Items may he
either mailed in or teieph0ned. Lists II names
should be plainly written that there may L4
no errors or omissions. Telephone NJ. ~
Mrs. Blanche X. Loew and Mrs. B. L.
Cam we're the hostesses 20 the Country
Club Thursday afternoon "a q very pref
ty fan party in honor Of Miss jeanette
used for score cards and smaller Japl-
neses fans for tallev cards, an decorated
with japanese emblems Japanese letter
ings in gilt. The scheme Of decorations
In the card rooms was blue and pink.
with colonial, imperial and pink roses in
profusion. Yellow sun flowers were used
for decorations ia the halls and billiard
rooms.
Before beginning bridge, the guests.
who were the members Of the Tuesday
Bridge Club and one table Of member
from the Wednesday Bridge Club. were
served two course luncheon, consisting nf
a salad. ices and cake.
The guest Of honor. Nj Erohn. re-
ceived n white ostrich fan. Mi-s Sar1
Young received a blue ostrich feather fan
for high score and Mis- Maclalana Fer
nandez a pink ostrich feather firm a~ "A
consolation for Low pr4re NJ William
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
LAND FOR SALE.


The latest incarnation ~ the old prai-
RE schooner i a sort Of travelling hotel
that the automobile tourist carries with
him. Instead of a ear built hig enough
Ia use 4 Pullman. there II n trailer on
two wheels that can he attached To any
ear. II simply trundlcs behind without
bothcring anybody. When the motori~t
wants to pitch camp he %uncouples the
trailer and opens q good -sizesl tent. with
two comfortable folding beds and an ice
chest. 4 camp stove, cooking utensils,
food supplies and whatever else he cares
~ carry along with him.-Orangc Leader.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01

are interesting because We fui that In
stead o. the inxgry strar having go-e
Up Il IS tie FOOD sugar Tat fas raised
its rrice. Nct-cvcn though the price Is
nm we lave 10 have o.. sweet food just
tie same.
Certainly tile makers ar that delicious
beverage Cccl-Coln must have dis
covered that sugar is up. h1carE one OF
t1r principal INGREDIENTS III making Coca
Cola syrup Is fine cane sugar. Think OF
r--they use an average OF so tons OF
sugar a day-about 4 carloads. But un-
like many manufacturers that company
has Itself borne the raise AMI so you and
raN inst tic same today for our bottle
or glass u Coca-Coia that we've always
Paid. incidentally. this phase cr tie sit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED SALES REPRESENTATIVE Tor
Brownsville and vicinity. Must have had
experience in the Building Material line. Per-
crnta"- latis. Give tull particulars n first
letter. I;nv City Clay Products Cnu-nnny
Pav CITY. Texas ST
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01

There IS one fact HAT we kopy conccr-
ming Villa. There are \ number &C places
where he used 20 nc that know him again
M more Temple Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01

Lat4On Is n good reminder
81 the benefits one gets
from drinking a hever-
axe as pure and good as
Ccca-Ccia. Not only 90
we please our palztes
and derive wholesome
refreshments o.rom the
drink but We also give
our systems that bit OF
SUGAR sweetness that
they crave and which is
necessary to health and
tissues. L. II any won
der then that Ccca-Cola
Is 50 popular and 80
universally drunk that TX
Las been called the
drink the naticaGriEks''g
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
AUTOMOBILES & SUPPLIES.

FOR SAlE-Colc 20. Second hand autnma-
bile m good running order for $lJn cash.
Apply Lanes Garage. As
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01

FOR SALE passenger ~ HIP Mitchell au-
tamobile. 1913 model. In good running
order. All new tires. A bargain. Phil l..
Barbour -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
AT iisO ELIZABETH STREET LAW

RENEE Olm~tcd has opened a First Glass
Ievclry aud Optical Store. 9lt. f.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-01
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
MUSIC LESSONS.

VOCAL VIOLIN. Mandolin. Banjo. also
Readings and Dramatic Expression. Studio
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
Monday Night

Whose Guilty." the silent
shame, featuring Anna Nelson
and Tom Moore.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
OLD JACKSON

We have had two nice rains this
lat week, but still need more.
f. NJ. Rider has been Shipping
apples aud peaches to Memphis and
Helena the past week.
The Slaytou thresher was At tins
place last Thursday. IL threshed
for Klger, Songer, Rider and
Walker and then moved on to
Frank Brooks.
John A. Wells has been sick for
the past two weeks with apptndi-
cilis.
Frank Spence returned last week
from the harvest fields IN Kansas.
Mrs. sam Songer has been real
sick for the past week. DIR. A. q.
Henderson has the case.
q. NJ. Martin Of Hoxie was at
this place last sunday and Monday
looking after his farming interests,
Miss Addie Wells has been real
sick for the past week.
Frank Odell end family have
moved from Tyronza back to this
place.
+. b. Walker gave the school
children q melon feast Sunday
evening. The large crowd dld
ample justice to the melons and
went home wishing f. b. would
raise lots Of melons next year.
Mrs. J. &. Williams was real
sick several days last week.
DIR. Henderson was called out to
see Charlie Cnder's baby last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
HIS TREATMENT
IS REMARKABLE
tN-PaSSenOer Agent for Northern
Pacific Discusses Former
Trouble

Nearly everybody IN Knoxville,
especially railroad people, know
Captain f. S. Patty, for twelve
years district passenger agent for
the Northern Pacific railroad, with
local Offices In Chattanooga aud
general offices IN st. Paul, Mimi.
On account OF generally failing
health Captain Patty was forced to
discontinue active work and for the
past few years has been making his
home IN Knoxville, where he mum.
bers hts friends by his acqualnt.
ances, lie is a kind, GENIAL gentle
man Of the old school and is beloved
by all who know him. The follow.
ing interesting statement was made
by him IN person to the Tanlao rep.
resentative:
"l am % years old aud always
eaioyed good health up to about
SIX years ago, when 1 suffered a
nervous breakdown and my general
health gradually failed me. My
PrlnclPle trouble was Indigestion
aud CatarTh, but nv whole svstem
seemed to be out Of shape. NV
condition finally got so bad /
couldn't sleep at night and always
after eating would suffer so from
indigestion and heart burn that ]
felt just like there was a coal of fire
in my stomach. My hearing and
vision were also affected. consult
ed several doctors here in Knoxville
and other cities and they helped me
considerably and finally got so |
could go around, but somehow !
just couldn't feel right and could
not sleep at night, which made me
aWiullY nervous aud nothing !
would eat seemed to agree with me.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11

ment.
Aud It's for POcahontas people.
benefit.
Such evidence Is convincing.
That's the kind Of proof that back.
Doau'. Kidney Pills.
r. l.. Shaver, farmer, Pocahop.
tas, says: "My back had caused me
, lot Of suffering aud my kidney.
acted lrregularly. Doan's Kidney
Pill. quickly removed the kidney
weakness aud made my back strong.
er haven't had any kidney troa.
bic to speak Of since"
Price bOc At all dealers. Don't
.inrly ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's KIdney Pills-the sane
that Mr.. Shaver bad. Foster.Nll-
barn CO.. Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11

81 began reading about this M AZ,
lac when you drss came D''', -.
AID not decide to Try the mea'',"'
mn,,p .Iked with a friend Of mine
who had actually used it, lie SAID
il va. the best thing he had ''', ,
taken, aud that was sufficient P'0O'
for me, A.,
81 have just finished the o'''
bottle aud came here this morning
not only to buy the second OO''''
but to tell you just what It has done
for me. ! began enjoying my
meal. from the ir,' few drop" NJ!
nervousness is gone aud ! can sleep
Hkeac child aud always wake up 10
the morning ready tor breakfast aud
feeling refreshed. lam very fond
of onions. but was almost aira'' u"
cat them. because they always DIS
agreed with me SO; / could taste
them for hours aflcrward. ! ate
one for dinner the other daY aud 1t
agree. with me perfectly aud ! ie''
no bad after effects whatsoever ]
tell you / am beginning to feel Ike
a different mau and am alTays 90
ing to keep this Taulac on band
It has done me more good than any
thing else III the medicine line
have ever taken. | certainly do
recommend It to my friends, 1t ..
really remarkable Tanlac Is sold
in Pocahonlas exclusively by Phn-
gle Drag Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
Late Local News

Tom Turner OF O'Kean was in
town on business Tuesday and paid
us a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Riley Boswell Of Memphis,
who was visiting Mrs. Geo. Lewis
here last week, returned home Tues
day. Mrs. Lewis accompanied her
as tar as Hoxie.
Mis- Lucy Wynn and two chill
dren of ST. LOUIS were visiting rel
atiyes N Pocahontas first of the
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11

Miss Ella Johnston Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Maggie Carroll, at
Success.
Mrs. Frazier took her school out
on 8 picnic last Friday and spent
the day quite pleasantly.
Miss Nell Jackson, who Is teach
! ing at Peru, was visiting home folks
Saturday aud Sunday.
w. O. Freeman is succeeding
well with his musio class. lie has
several new pupils this week.
The Baptist Sunday school en-.
I joyed splendid picnic on Mill
creek Saturday.
Mrs. Maaley Presley was the
guest Of relatives in Poeahonlas
wednesday.
Boris Borowski Of the New Lead
or made business trip to Poplar
Bluff Wednesday.
Larry Crayens Of Poplar Bluff
was m town on business Tuesday.
J. o. Sallee Is looking after bus.
mess in ST. LOUIS tins week.
Mrs. John X. BIzer was at Reyno
first Of th6 week looking alter her
demonstration work.
MISS Mary LeIsmIster Of Newport
Is visiting relatives and friends in
Pooahontds this week.
J. w. Campbell, a good citizen
Of Birdell, paid Us a pleasant and
substantial visit Tuesday.
w. L. Quick, our good friend Of
Dalton, paid US a pleasant visit Mon
day.
w. NJ. Hogan of Norfork was
here this week. He came up TO at.
tend the funeral of his father, DR..
NJ. Hogan, Of Maynard.
Miss Pauline Harb, a charming
young lady of Little Rock, has been
the guest Of her friend, Miss Thelma
Martin, for several days past.
Will Gschwend and little son Of
Alton, Ill. are here this week visit.
ing his brother, Henry, aud family.
Rev. NJ. p. nmberlake, pastor
of Reyno circuit, filled the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning, in the place of the pastor,
Rev. Mcclure, who was engaged
in a revival meeting at Success,
Que of Rev. Undertakes appoint
ments.
The Star Herald Is in receipt Of
a post card from DIR. Horace 4
Ruff, captain medical corps, Ark
ansas natl onal guard, now stationed
at Little Rock, and ready to receive
orders to move 10 the border. The
card shows the sp lendid likeness Of
DIR. Ruff and his mess mate, stand
ing in front of their army tent,
dressed in full khaki uniform.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
Tuesday Night

Tuesday Night
"The Mysteries OF Myra,n a
picture worth while. featuring
Jean Sothern and Howard Es-
tabrook. BE sure TO see this
picture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
Friday Night
"lron Claw" the living dead.
Saturday Night

The bliss OF Ignorance, an
absorbing American drama, In
three acts.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
FOR FIVE NIGHTS

Thursday Night
William Fox presents William
Farnum In "The Wonderful Ad-
venture" This picture is a
special, see IL.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
POCdhOntdS Evidence Tor
POCdhOntdS People
The Statement OF POCahOntdS Resi-
dents are Surely More Reliable
Than Those OF Utter
Strangers

Home testimony Is real proof,
Public statements Of POcahontas
people carry real weight.
What a friend or nelghbor says
compels respect.
The word Of one whose home is
far away invites your doubts.
Here's a Pocahontas mans state
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11

Little Miss Thelma Wells Of Sue
cess is visiting at the home of MIR.
aud Mrs. J. o. Sallee,
Rev. !. ID. Mcclure returned
"Wednesday from Success where be
had been assisting Rev. TImherlake
in a revival meeting.
Miss Hattie Lansdell left Tues
day for Minneapolis, Minn., where
she will spend several months with
friends.
Attorney Il. G. Schoonover aud
Ben A. Brown were transaoting
business at Poplar Bluff Tuesday.
Spsrgeon Pease aud Laverne
Allphin have retsrued from Kansas
where they went several weeks ago
to work IN the wheat harvest.
l.. X. Martin was at Hoxie Tues
day looking after bSsiness.
Mrs. Mamie Davis and little son,
who had been visiting her parents,
Mr.. anu Mrs. W. r, Russell, left
"Wednesday for their home at Ken.
nett, Mo.
For Sale-Black jack, with white
points, nine years old. Also one
log wagon, complete with chains.
Call on or write M, NJ. Ely, one
mile north Of Psoahontas. 5l'4t.
John ID. Campbell was in town
Wednesday and reported that his
section of the county had fine
ram Tuesday afternoon. He
brought in a load Of melons which
he very generously devided with
the editor.
Dewey Marshall Of lmboden is
spending a few days with friends
IN Pocahontas.
"Happy" Conner Of the FRISCO
left I uesday for yelma, Mo, where
he goes to relieve the agent at that
place for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Mock of this
city lad as dinner guests last Sat.
urday Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Mock
of Warm Springs, MIR. aud Mrs
RUE Mock of Sharum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Hogan of Ingram aud Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Price of this place.
The SUIT of clothes advertised for
by Elbert Miles IN last weeks Star
Herald, was found by the little son
of w. J. johnson Of this city anr
brought to this Office Monday morn
ing. The owner called Tuesday
and received his property. A little
ad in the Star Herald always brng-
results.
j. I. Long Of Little Rock came
up Tuesday to spend a few days
with his daughters, Mrs. J. ]. Lew.
is and Miss Katie Long.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11

Several gentlemen Of North
Missouri were in Pocahontas first
Of the week. They came through
IN cars and were down looking al
the country. They are old friends
of j. O. Salles and were bis guests
during a part of their stay here.
Strayed from my farm at Big
gers, a little blue mare mule with
Of collar boiIs on shoulder and a
dIsfgured brand on left shoulder,
age 8 years, weight $50 lbs. Lib
eral reward for inform alton Leading
to discovery.
Walter Slrayhorn,
.ltp. Biggers Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-11
WHEAT WANTED

want to buy your wheat. viii
pay the highest market price m
cash. See me before you sell.
49tf +. J. Baltz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
Born to Starve.

Many years ago an American natu.
ralist, Dana. discovered on the surface
of the sea a little animal Of so slngu-
lar a character that he named 1t mon.
strilla." II Is a small crustacean akin
TO the cyclops so common in ponds.
But, while the latter are furnished
with all that IL necessary to capture
and digest their food, the monstrilla
has neither apparatus for selling prey
nor any digestive tube 1t is richly
TEN and organs Of sense 1t lacks only
what il necessary TO prolong life by
Authorization. The monstrilla Is doom.
ed, therefore. to natural death.-Ex.
change
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
How TO Teach Children the Great Law
of Cause and Effect.

Children should be taught from the
beginning the great moral law Of cause
and effect, not TO look for wealth with
out work, for honor without honesty.
Teach them that character stands
above surroundings and that esteem
should be bestowed where 1t Is due,
whether for mental endowment or ma
terial wealth.
1t is not all Of morals to mOralize,
and less precept and more example Is
to be commended. The living realiza-
ton, the quiet suggestion, the favor
able opportunity, are the efficient teach
ers. Ignorance is responsible for a
great deal of wickedness, but evil ex-
ample and parental neglect are re-
sponsible for vastly more.
A sense Of right and wrong should
he cultivated early in a child's life.
and much may be accomplished in this
direction before the child leaves the
mothers nursery training.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
THE WEEK IN PROBATE COURT

Estate Of Charles W. Hogle, Ru
pert A. f.. Burton, administrator
renders his final account.
Estate Of james s. O'Brien, Airing
ton. Inventory filed.
Estate OF Wilhelmina D. HawloE
Manchester. Executors inventory
Sled.
Estate Of George NJ. Wall, Dorset
W. II. Roberts, administrator, renders
a final account, Decree Of distribu-
ton.
Estate Of Martha Z. Dooley, Airing
ton. Commissioners report fled.
Estate Of George Budro, Arlington
Commissioners report filed.
Estate Of Frank +, Mason, Peru
COMMISSIONERS report filed.
In re James White, Rupert Pei
ton for court of inquiry filed, Hear
ing, March 7th.
Estate of Harland b. Woodcock
SYNDICATE. Dick Woodcock, executor
renders his final account. Decree Of
distribution.
Estate of F. A. Benedict, Manches
ter. +. l.. Wyman, administrator
files an account of his distribution Of
said estate.
Estate Of Abram NJ. Smith, Rupert
viii filed.
Estate of William X. Strong, Land
grove. Hattie f.. Strong appointed
administrator. G. b. Davis and A
B. Waite appointed commissioners anc
appraisers.
Estate of William K. Roberts, Dor.
set W. II. Roberts, administrator
renders his final account. Decree OF
distribution.
Estate Of Lucy J. Dwinnell, Sun
derland. License granted to sell real
estate to pay debts
Estate Of Martin ]. Ryan Los An
geIcs, Cal viii allowed X. +,
Healy appointed administrator Win
the will annexed. W. p. Wilson and
J. W. lyman appointed appraisers.
W. II. Roberts and II. n. Shaw APP
pointed commissioners.
Estate Of Horace n. Fuller, Land
grove. Inventory filed.
Estate of Martin j. Ryan, Los An
gcles, Cal r. f. Healy, administra.
tor, files application to sell real es-
tate as beneficial Hearing March
23rd.
Estate Of Martha f. Dooley, Airing
ton. John Dooley, executor, renders
his final account. Decree Of distribu-
zion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
How to Keep chiIdren's Carriers From
Tearing Stocking Tops.

Even with a very good quality of
carriers the knob shaped catch to which
the stocking is attached is liable to
break When this happens sew on In
Its place a white shoe button, being
careful to use the largest procurable
size, and you will be surprised to find
1t wholly satisfactory.
To save the top Of stocking from
being worn out by the supporter fas-
tening attach small brass ring to a
piece Of tape and sew the tape to the
stocking. Clasp the supporters through
the rings, using rings that will allow
them to slip through.
If one happens to be without the
regulation chamois protectors for gar
tiers, put bit Of tissue paper over the
fastening 1t will prevent the threads
of the stocking from running down,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-03-02
a Scenario Riaht There.

THE silent DRAMA" said little sister,
reading the dramatic notes. what's
the silent dramaT
"Aw," said brother, that's when pa
is gneaklng In from the club at 2 a. IN.
in his stocking feet with his shoes In
his hand and ma is waiting In the
dark at the top Of the stairs ready to
whale him over the head with a cur
tain pole. Judge.