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Entertained Yesterday.

Mrs. William n. Sage entertainer
number of Keokuk and kahoka
friends Yesterday at the matinee,
.oThe birth of a Nation" and after
wards at dinner at her home, in honor
of her mother Mrs. L. M. stafford.
The following were guests: Mrs. w.
"a Martin, Mrs. J. W. Meyer and Mrs.
p. L. ,,rfdley of Kahoka. Mrs. John
r Perkins Mrs. F. NJ. Bateman and
Mrs l.. E. Miller of Keokuk.
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often Genuine,

Lincoln Journal: Don't make fun
OF the romances of young people.
Sometimes what we call puppy love"
develops into affection that lasts life
time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
About an Even Break.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Heaven
may have been on the side of the
heaviest artillery at Verdun, but for
several days it was hard to determine
which side had it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
BARKER DAVIS rs
WINNER OF HONORS
keokuk Man Takes Law School Prize
for Best Speech and Plat
form Appearance.

Barker Davis of this city. son Of
Mrs. A. V. Davis. VINO Is senior in
the law school at Drake university
at Des Moines, won the prize offered
bv the dean of the law department
recently for the best speech and the
best platform appearance. Mr.. Davis
will finish his law course at Drake
this summer. He is well known here,
and his fsiends will be glad to learn
Of his success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
WEDDING is Announced.

The following announcement Cal U
have been received in Keokuk:
Mr.. William Theodore PfaeTlin
announces the marriage of his
daughter
Marie Pfaefflin Mullendore
tc
Mr. Guerdon James Colvin
Friday, February the eighteenth
Nineteen hundred and sixteen
New Orleans
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Entertained for Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. }. Roe entertaIneu
sunday at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
c, Miiey of Bluffs. ILL.,, and Mrs. ID.
/ Mccarthy of Clayton and on Tues-
dav they entertained at luncheon for
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Biggs of Spring
field, III.
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Read The Daily Gate City, 10c
week by carrier.
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Promise and Threat.

st. Paul Pioneer Press: President
Wilson's announcement that he is n
candidate is promise and a threar,
according to the way the two factions
of the democracy look at IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
MISC EILANEOUS.

MAN PAST 80, with horse and buggy
to sell Stock Condition Powder in
Lee county. Salary $40 per month.
Address Industrial Bldg, Indian
apoliS, Indiana
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$3.50 to SIS

All of them with dainty touches
Of coloring and all the new trim
ming effects. new combinations as
we'll as every collar and sleeve
model known this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

members of the church and friends
are most cordially invited 10 CONF ON!
land help The good work along. Inc
rnlIowinr ladies will be in charge.
In charge Of kitchen:
! Mesdamos-Lena OHIO. u. HiluS-
brand. Kate Bero, Hannah ELLSWORTH
4. f. Ulrich, W. !. Miller, Harry tetle'
Chas. Seabright. -, -,
Dining Room-Mcsdames-Ed NC
Clelland. Henry Yenke, John Hasklns'
4. Strou1man, Fred Baker, John l5aNer
VIM. Becker. c. Grcbr. \. Hurley, I.
Logcs, E. Mintz, W. McCombs. Mrs.
EVERY, Mrs. Mule. i. NeiberSall, r.
Weiseerber Miss Anna Hcinlein.
/" Country Store booth: MeSdames-
n. {. Clark, II. c. Clark. IT., Mrs. Al
bright. :,
Fancy Work Booth: Mesdames-H,.
Eeuleke, VIM. Bow. VIM. Nolte, Z. r.
burst, o. Mccoy, Ross White, James
Peters. Paul Barnes, VIM. IarnI@'
Miss Irene Meyer. -.
Apron Booth: Mesdames--C W.
Nolie. T. Nolte. Chas. CHASER. "A. Rel
Ter, J. West. VIM. Meyer. !. ". Smith,
:. r. Hastings, Geo. Nolte, II. +. Nolte.
Parcel Post Booth: Mesdames--
Aug. knoke, O. c. De~n, Jennie Tanpy,
Misses Hilda Bow, Edna Wagner, Hill
da Knoke.
Cake and Candy Booth-Mesdames
Theo. Wagner, n. White, Misses
Grace Wagner, Rena Wlnger, Hazel
Nolte.
Ice Cream observation-disclosures P. IuT-
gpnsen. Clara Fulton, Misses Clara
Filmer, Maude Craig.
Thanksgiving Dance
The local Alpha Gamma TauS OF
West Virginia University men, have
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For THANKSGIVING Party

Invitations were issued yesterday by
the Ladies' Carroll Social club, for
their next affair. which is set for We'd
nesdav evening November 90, and will
be held at the club. This will be their
annual Thanksgiving dance and the
hours from S to II may be devoted 10
cards if one prefers. with dancing be-
ginning at $50 and continuing until T..
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Informal Dance

The ladies Social Dub Of thc kaln
club entertained in the club auditor
ium last evening with 4 dancing party,
which WAS largely attended. Miss
Hazel Wriizrl was chairman in charge
and an orchestra supplied a vcr!
charming program for the pleasure OF
the guests
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November Bazaar

\ bazaar and lunch will be given by
the w. II. Il +. NJ. society Of the Trim
irv Lutheran church, Thirty-eighth
and Jacob streets. Thursday evening,
November o.. Many fancy articles
and ready made dresses for women
and children vii he on sale. This is
an excellent opportunity 10 buy Christ
mas presents al reasonable prices. Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Sridqe Party

Mrs. Edgar Martin Of Pittsburgh
was complimentcd yesterday with q
bridge party given by Mrs. Char,!e:
O'Rrien in her apartments at The Nc
Lure. There were three tables ci
MAYORS and q Luncheon was served.
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Broadway of Greggsrille. was solemn,
lied Thursday morning al the parson-
age Of the First Christian church by
Rev. W. II. Fields. The couple were
unattended and left Immediately fol
lowing the ceremony for Now Castle.
Pa. where they will spend honey
moon Of two weeks.
Mr.. HciScr is The son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II"iSrr and holds Il posi-
lion with The Wheeling and Lake Erie
railrnad.
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issued invitations for a Thanksgiving
dance which will be given at the Lasch
hall in Warwood, Friday evening, Nov
cmber a. Gump's Orchestra has been
engaged for the evening and with
dancing, bowling and billiards will fur
rish entertainment. Forming the COM
mittee are: Messrs. T. c. Williams, J.
T. Evans and D. w. Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
LARGE LUNCHEON
FOB VISITORS
DELEGATES TO KINGS OAUGH-
TERS' CONVENTION COMPLi-
MENTEO YESTERDAY.

Mcssrs. Charles Hodge and William
Mcconnell Will Entertain Younger
Set This Evening With Dancing
Party-Other Social Items.
Marking the CIosc or rne convention
ami IL III MunCr - Ill" :!a;;::,- Il : .
gates in attendance. = luncheon VAS
given yesterday afternoon in the par
ism house uf s.. Luke's p. +. church
~ which more than TWO hundred dele
.u;sS 10 the Kings Daughters meet
,n@ were guests. The arrangements
for the affair were very perfectly
,.xec;;;..! md we're in charge of the
Woman auxiliary 81 ST. Luka's, Mrs.
Walter S. Kelley, president, and served
hy the Girls: guild. Of which Miss Edna
Maxwell! is leader.
Many small tables seating four filled
.h:. large room ana a long table at
me side seated the speakers. honor
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guests and other visitors OF dIStlnc'
ton. Chrysanthemums in many hueS
were used as decorations.
Mrs. Robert Reec the international
recording secretary Of the King 5
Daughters. presided very gracefully as
toastmistress and spoke very enter
rainngly regarding the work OF The
national organization. Mrs. Charles
PrOudfoot. now eX.prc:idCnl nt the
City Union Of Kings DauShter+. gave
an interesting review Of incidents. and
Mrs. John f. Garden, acting regent OF
the Wheeling chapter OF the Daugh.
rrrs Of the American Revolution. and
one Of the most active workers or the
City union. having been affiliated with
the organization for many years. gave
! toast on Team Work, which was
warmly applaudcd BY her hearers.
Mrs. J. G. ILein!eiu, OF Bridgeport, one
Of the witticst Of after dinner speak
ers. delighted with her clcverness and
touched humorOusly on nature, liter
::;ure. economics and politics. In this
last she extended the hand Of SYM
patty to West Virginia women, and
said they were now ObliviOus to every
thing but the customary round OF
home and social duties and again rul-
inc the world as they always had done.
Two solos by Mrs. Elsie Fischer
kincheloe. in which she WAS accom-
panied BY Mrs. Anna Hilton-Ottn. were
received with pleasure. Her first num-
Der was 4 composition BY Mrs. Rlc-
cardo RicCi. Summer Dream waltz
song. and the other "Daddy's Sweet
heart" both musical and artisticallF
given.
Guests from distance at the affair
were:
Mrs. Abiah Hayes. OF Parkersburg.
Mrs Z. ". knight, Of Charleston.
Mrs 7. \. Ruffner, Of Piedmont.
Mrs. ". +. Thompson. OF Hinton.
/ Mrs. Z. Carver, Of Charleston
Mrs. Howard Ross. Of FairmOnt.
Mrs. F. f. Pierdon. OF Wellsburc.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williamson, Charleston.
Mrs. G. 4 Jackson, Of Fairmont.
Mrs. Charles Wilson. Of Wellsburg.
Mrs. W. T. Eisensmith. Charleston.
Mrs. George Gilmore. Of Hinton.
Mrs. Fred Helmick, OF Fairmont.
Mrs. A. NJ. Finney. of Charleston.
Mrs. W. L. Baxter, Of Wellsburg.
Mrs. Malcolm Jackson, Charleston.
Mrs. J. T. Waters, of Charleston.
Mrs. Vim. Frudenbereer. Charleston.
The young ladies' serving the ban
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During an in1"rmiSsiun a. IN thirty
O'Clock. linrh"un will Il" $r"Trd dAri
F., he entire affair viii be nniahlc u:
is many pretty "details. The "nmn1'i,
:"r in charge Includes:
Mrs. Leo J. Werner and Mrs. J. {.
Frame assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. I. +.
.lovcc, Mr.. and Mrs Felix Mcticc. Mr..
and Mrs. II. &. Robb. MIR. and Mrs.
.Geory" Ottc. Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Refs,
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Is. GundlinG. Mr.
and Mrs. John j. Strn%er, ST.. Mrs.
FStrlla McGinly, Mrs. Elizabeth Du.
irene.
Misses
Zita Clark. Marie hickman, Mary
..--..---v. Tess Fahry. Margaret I.avelle
Rhra Manion. Anna Maloy, Julia Nc.
E.ntee. Marie Owens. Rose Skelley,
Hazel Writz"ll, Mary N2nyo.
McSsrs.
Loo j. RonnrnbcrScr. y. l.. baker,
Dr. Frank Carroll. Jos. Csurilla. Prank
G.. i.h"rly. James y. Gilmartin Ray
mund l.. Gnrtzc, Tom y. killecn, ChaE.
L. Kirby. Francis V. Lally. George +.
Merge. Jas. y. Merge.
To Hold Market
Tho Pastors Aid Society o! the Elm
Grove Presbyterian church will hold
Il market this morning commencing al
10 o'clock at the store of the George
II. Taylor Co. Cakes, candies. bread
and paSterics will be on sale and the
ladies deserve. and will doubtless re-
criVC very liberal patronage
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Hot Rna ST Beef Supper

Tho ladies Of tho Island Christian
church, Will serve Il hot roast Dce'
supper in the church annex, TueSaaI
evening. November u. All are IN
vited
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Junior Auxiliary.

Miss Virginia Dean AZ her home in
Beach Glenn. will entertain the mem.
bers OF the Junior Auxiliary of ST.
I.uke's P. T. church, Tuesday evening
Of next week. A social hour will be
spent by the guests after the consid-
Grafton OF various business matters.
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To Hold Market
Entertained Friends.

Miss Emma Kline had anumbcr or
friends at her home on South Eoff
street, Thursday evening. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent in sewing
and at the conclusion a dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess. Those
present were:
MiSSe---
Rose ROtherman Mary Kline
Edna Chaplinc Mrs. ]. j.. Bier
Mary HarkinS Master William
Emma Kline Kline
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Market At Wesley M. E. Church

This afternoon and evening at the
Wesley ". f. church, the Queen Es.
Their circle will hold a bak sale. All
their friends are invited TO purchase.
4 choice assortment Of breads, pies.
cakes and candies will be fore sale
and also a fine display OF home made
fancy and domestic articles, suitable
for gift giving.
additional Society on Page Two.)
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Miss Margaret Riddle was hostess
on Thursday evening al her home on
North Main street. Dancing was on
loved until late hour by tn" guests
and a luncheon very ploaSinSly con-
rluded the affair. al which the follow
iDw Wpr rprcSrnt:
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NJ iSSes
Tenth Birthday.

Celebrating her tenth birthday. Miss
Trcda Heh had Il party Of young people
as her guests on Thursday evening
Many games and contests were en-
loved. and pleasingly concluding the
affair a luncheon was served the fol-
lnnTinnr.
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For Mrs. FaWcett

Miss Blanche Young was hostess,
yesterday. honoring Mrs, Ivan Fawcett.
whose wedding took place several
weeks ago. The affair was an after
noon bridge and was given at the home
of the hostess at Pleasant Valley.
Luncheon was served and the guests
;,nl,InS
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IS from distance AT the affair
Misses

AN>NF
Misses
Virginia Hodge, Eleanor Sweeney
Virginia Dean Gertrude Dorsey
Lois Guild Virginia Digby
Ethel Perkins Margaret Maxwell
Gene Ward Virginia Lane
Edna Maxwell Emily Shepherd
Ellen FTeter
Mesdames
Edward Ankle +. E. Bowie
Arthur Whitley Reed Baird
Wilbur Watkins W. T. Wolfe
". f. Weiss G.. Morgan Festcr
Charles Aul Carl Lang
| Lawrence Sands Jessie Ragcs
| Harry Sands
st. Luke's Woman's Auxiliary is
composed of the following members:
Mesdames
Charles Aul. l.. I. Sands.
E. 3. Bowie. W r. Weiss,
Jacob Brittingham G. NJ. Fester.
Reed NJ. Baird, l.. y. Refer,
II. B. Conner, Ch"stnr Whitman,
Mrs. Cecil, +. f. Xo0k.
George Dtgbv, ". Alfred Wilson.
, J. F. Gibbs. John SpSdivitZ,
Walter S. Kelley. Robert Kyle.
Fl. T.. Sands. w f., Wolfe.
Misses
Emily Shepherd. Carrie Copp.
Dancing Party This Evening.
An affair Of The week-cnd which
will interest many members Of the
younger set is the dance this evening
at the Island Club rooms. at which
Mcssrs. Vim. Mcdonnell and Charles
Hodge will be hosts. Thirty couple
have been invited for tho occasion
and an orchestra will supply all the
latest dance selections The party has
been very delightfully."- planned and
vii lafford one of the pleasing social
! festivities OF the week
The guests vii Include:
Misses
Ada Bonnnsan Addin Dunlap
! Sarah Brokaw Harriet Dunlap
Nancy Brokaw F"lnn Holden
Vida Marshall Martha Stalcr
Mildred Carroll Esther Rcmke
Virginia Huseman Ruth Kirk
Martory Mver Amy Northwood
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additional Society on Page rwo.)
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Attractive Invitations

Invitations very attracilH"ly gotten
up in brown and black are out for the
dancing party Of the Alpha ri Fraterni-
" Of Martins Ferry. and read as fol-
lows:
Yourself and lady are invited to attend
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior,
S. Land Office at Las Cruces,
n. NJ. Oct. 20, 1916
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph A. Moore, of Columbus,
n. NJ, who, on September 10.
1913, made homestead entry No.
OS76l, for S. f. II, Section 81,
28S, Range wv. N. NJ.
P. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, be-
fore w. c. Hoover, u. $. Com
missioner, at Columbus. N. NJ.
on the 9th day of December
1916.
Claimant names as witnesses
Daniel j. Chadborn; Arthur G..
Beck; Charles +. Bourgeois
and Robert w. Elliot all of Co.
lumbus, N. NJ.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE.
Register.
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GREAT HEAD HAS Mr.. eELlE
shlvery Man Tells Of Invention He
Hopes VIII Enable Him to
Sleep In Comfort.

"As | am a cold body said Mr.
Geld TO his friend when they had
seated themselves for the journey TO
their offices. 81 suffer somewhat these
nights out in the country. II is de-
cidcdIy chilly at bedtime and blan-
kets do not seem to warm me enough
when | heard that the Russian
motif in clothing fashions had led to
the introduction Of night attire
trimmed with fur, | wa, delighted
But after wearing a fur-trmmcc
suit Of pajamas, | came to the con
cllsiou that however stylish they
might be they were not much warmer
than the ordinary kind. Had they
been fur lined. they might have been
worth while.
Necessity has driven me to in
veution | have Just had a special
bed built. 1t is made of cast iron
tubing, or whatever it is they put
into radiators. This tubing is con.
ncctcd with tdc hot-watcr systnw
that heats OR house. At night !
make up a little fire in the boiler
and when ] am ready to retire tn,
bed is nice and warm, Ii STAYS :,
all night"
as there danger Of fire. a-hc,
the friend.
"No. | don't think ST." reptile,
Mr.. Geld, "aud. ANYWAY, | ha,,
had an automatic sprinkler Unstable,
in the ceiling of the BEDROOM
/ New York sun
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Always Tagging Round.

A child, whose mother had endeav
ored TO impress upon her tender mind
the fact that God was ever In heI
presence. became annoyed at the cat
n day for following her about the
house Stamping her little foot and
shaking her tiny finger in defiance at
the poor cat, she said; Now you &c
back-it's bad enough 10 have God
tagging me wherever I 60 without you
doing II, too!"-Zim, in Cartoons
Magazine.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24
When Nails Loosen.

Deafness sends this hint: As soon
as a picture nail driven in a wall gets
loose and the plaster begins TO break
around Il, II can be made solid and
firm by the following process. Sat
urate a bit OF wadding with thick glue
wrap as much pc possible around the
nail and reinsort the latter In the
hole, pressing it home as strongly AZ
possible. The nail will thus Do frml'
fastened En- It's place.
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NOTICE FOR publication

Department of the interior
U. S. Land Office at Las Cruces
n. NJ. November 10, 1910
Notice is hereby given thai
Francis NJ. Lingo, of Columbus
N. NJ, who, on August lS, 1918
made homestead entry No OSOS-
for N. f. II, Section %, Town
ship % S, Range 8 w, n. NJ, r
Meridian, has filed notice OF IT.
tention TO make final three yea
proof, to establish claim to tns
land above described, before W
c, Hoover, U. S. Commissions
at Columbus, N. NJ, on the Su
day of January, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesse'
Lee Thomas, George T.. Peteis
Merrill p, Richardson and J%
Winner all of Columbus n. y
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE
Register
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For Sale Lots l6 and II. in
Block 2S Eastside addition to
Columbus. Address A. NJ. H..
1880 Cambridge St, FL Paso.

There Is moro CIttrrN 'u THIS section ~
Ip COUNTRY '.Iu $40 u.u,r Diseases pat
iug, t..r. nuI until ll, last Few years
was supposed To n, iu,nr lir. For q
great many ears doctors pronounced % a
local disease aud prescribed local rrWv-
dies. and hv r~nustuntl' fI''u' tn cur"
with local treatment. pronounce. o. incur
able. Science I.s proven 'NIurIH 60 b" a
constitutional disease. and Therefore rec
uuirrs constitutional treatment Hairs
CHtur'h cure. manufactured hy T. J
Cheney " Gov. Toledo. Ohio. be- the only
constitutional cure uU tho market u Is
taken internally. u acts directly ON the
flood and mucous surfaces ~ the system,
They uUpr nuy huudr'l dollars fOi any
"1sn 10 fH.'. .. .... SrUl fur circulars
and tvstIWuu..h
Address. ? i tUENE' a co. Toledo, %
S,'t 50 UruTgistH &c.,
Take iiaIls Family rus for constipation
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~coRRo5oRATlVE DETAIL.

Had that talkative woman any
proof to offer that she bad really
climbed the Alps -
"Oh, Yes she wore a Swiss dress
and her chatter was an avalanche of
words.
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TWO TERRoRs.

His Wifc-John, what has become
Of all those English dreadnaughts?
Her Husband - Which do YOU
mean, dear; ~Battleshlps or sutlra-
gettcs;
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As EXPLAINED.

Mrs. Waggs-Does your husband
suffer from chronic thirst?
Mrs. Jaggs-I should say not. He
doesn't wait long enough.
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THE PUZZLE.

"The De Smythes are going -
give a big blowout"
How do they manage TO raise the
wind? p
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r

"Our man is promised the sup
port Of all the fraternal orders"
"Of course, he must be the lodge
ical candidate"
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FOR SAIL OR Rent To 10
good boot and shoe repair man
compile g set of COhhlor = tools.
including a new Singer sowing
machine,-W. G.. MilpI. ~
Courier office II
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FAR BEHIND.

"Is your sol pursuing his studies
At college?"
eyes, but he hasn't caught up with
any Of them yet"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24

Il sometimes pays TO chuck a blum.
II you can't have your own way, pre-.
tend the other way is yours.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24
NOTICE!

have moved into an adop
house Just west of town aIo
north of railroad. ! desire
pay rent if | can find the oWn''
Of the building.
y I. ORTIZ.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24

FOR SALE CHEAP--Good sec
ond hand lver-Johnson Bicycle
$500. c. A. Pond, 3rd tent
across LIST. completed bridge
North of tracks. 1921
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24

FOR SALE-Model B-75 over
land, used three months, run
less than 1900 miles, In SPLEEN
did condition. Address Fox
24S, Deming, N. NJ
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-24

For Sale Wagon and tvsm
complete, ready for uSr at a
bargain Inquire at CouIl,r Of
tee