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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-02

s,torney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF frst partb
D~owntowa.
tSouth Of Fourteenth at
PEAst sI; s'G Nation : , lane lana; Far st. ~
oil. i2.i re si.c 4 n Nio TO beg;
HIessmaS e. lic,ii:. nss '1iS n y
Petit 70 Edwin Il Petit. 80 Lietitis. q.
3! H"'' si,y ra 'rs . !; '~G e I Il. II w H:sd .,i r :
%. RiS.a.;a s.', sS % : w. - ss, R:' = ta sSsa
81. runs . 'Sois ! 7 ait to |: Ts's':
i:,,y shepard. indiy and trustee viii Of
corpn. Is Dey ST. ali liens. Feb IS o,iys.
Jnc.y Irwin, Goa Bway. 800
os a i. ) 7; ss'i ,Ys.. . is. n.s sS,le: e:
m,s $4,000. ali liens, FEB 70; sty;
LE Isi? / sr,s ss we $. 81 i. Sni I src ssme.i.a, st. VI.
100 -Netiie Krauss to Hy Goidsein or
Goidstein. SIS Brook Nv. mtg s:7Soo:
RIDGE l3s,5o' ST, FL: 100 : P s,S =,
:5Sios ESTHER Jacobson ct al TO Rosie
solomon. as trustees for party, LIST part.
deeds a.; q ( S9nNrmssiSn deeds
CANNON IT, i02. . .. s5xioo-Chas Becker
TO Anna Becker. it2i Madison av,. ell
liens, Feb =. atty. Anna Becker, 1871
Madison av. ell
LEROY sT. i?i. n .. ~. " Hudson ~. 2?x
81 foreclosure Feb i6D-Roy NJ Robin
son. ref. to Mary Il Duross, Oneida Castle.
y Y. Feb 20: address 50 Cedar ct. u 900
ELIZABETH ST. 2SI-se. " 3. si.s n Nous.
ton at. I0.9xs3 5xtl.sxS3 ll--Banned
Friend to Mary Rairieri and ano. ~
stanton 81. mtg $50, 500. all liens. Mar i
atty. l. r 4 I Co. $50 Bway 49,. .eiee
ATVt 1T ~N1 n olSf0 az
S2-Cath r I.esrv. white Plains, y Y.
to Abr Gerster. asa r sth ~. mtg 80, 900.
Feb 20. atty. TG co. li6 Bway.. 500
nth ST. y =, TOO " waveriey pl. ejNli0.
It'll II. 2"s W. y y, i2j " Waverley pl.
25N9j: iith 1t. = .. $50 " waverley pl. 2Sx
ab-DanIel Rosenbaum to Hugo Morck,
t7s W it11 ~. all liens, Mar I atty. I y
Ripin. ?56 Bvuv. Ill
SAME PRopERTY-tHugo Morck to Daniel
and Ida Rosenbsun. $50 Decatur ~.
Rklyn. joint tenants. all Hens. Mar
atty. same. ........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-02

East NJ Fifth aV. between Fourteenth and
tlOth ets,

'East or tN'n aN. he'w"en fourt~enln enu
non etst
3gTH ST. n $. 2.j = Madison av. :aX?S9-
Jacob q klin,s> 10 chas I. Ntker. lI5 r
10Th IT. b aud =, all Hens. Feb ! atty.
T 90. $50 Bway ........ 800
9TH Az. 500. = =. SIS n t2d 81. 3s>i3Sy
irree. easehold- Saml Strs soourgcr. ref.
to Jas " Ford. indy and exr Jno II
Ford. II T. 18th 1T. Feb 80. ~ttys Bowers
PARK Az. n . cor seth at. 100. 5x20 10
RITZ Realty Corpn to LAWYERS Realty CO.
$50 Bway. mtg 80, 900. all liens. Feb g:
atty. |. n T 60. $50 Bway. ........et
10TH ST. sS% L.. -. 100 " lst av. 5iex
1901 foreclosure Feb e5-John II
Roxan. ret, 10 sylvester Pope. tet Con-
trail Park West. ct a.. true Josephine l.
Psyton. Feb -. ottys. Eikus. q a r. III
Rvsy ......... $50, 900
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EAst side.
'Eas, Of Fifth az. between Fourteenth and
tiOsb Sts

PARK AN. n " cor s.i -. 100 skis
Colon, club to Union Trust co Of y V.
], 1865. : y G. atty. Hugh " HeNson,
., Nassau st ...,.... 1900. 900
s0rH st. 3i3-l5 r.. n = zoo . a av. 5ox
1929. pr mtg s25. 0o-Hy + ~Brincknann
to Louis Schleyer. i0l l. 18th 81. Feb 20.
due. a., as per bond atty. lily r Hol-
tort. SCI Park av. $500
SID ct. IS. IA " Az \. l~ssXio. Harry
Klein TO Francis Speir. tru-. south
orange. y J, Feb 80. due as yer nond
ttys. Speir a d. % Wall It. 81. 500
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Pair o' Wrens Cot a Divorce.

HlTd divorce. which seems 10 be
lnlt" common wau discussed the other
dny by Howard Il. Cloaycg secretary
OF the American Iird handing asaocla.
tloh. moycmou, 10 follow wild birda
by mean" OF aluminium tags. Tho In.
,orVlnw IL reported by tho Brooklyn
Eagle.
\ pair OF wrona." he said after
fhlhlhg one brood got "A divorce and
each romntcd and raised two other
families. This wan ascertaincd be.
cause one of tho pair OF each OF
theho two SECOND pairs was rIngcd
nnd tho other one was not. We arc
also striving To learn whether N. Same
blrdn como back each year TO, tho Same
nest. We are getting evidence all tho
timo Indicating that pairs do return
TO tho same locality and, in many
cases. to tho same ncsts"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Gamblers Never SuIcides

brent police officials assure M that
tho professional gambler or person
moved by true gambling Instinct ney.
or under any clrcumstancea takes his
own life. II Is the defaultlng clerk
who Kills himself. the ruined shopkeep.
"r. th" desperate woman Of the world.
The involved hnBnclcr. the defaulter
and the Hike, who have turned for ,he
moment To the gambling table in the
VAIN mop" 81 rccOuplng their losses
or n"hding their ruined fortunes.
Tho true gambler IN person Of eter.
nal hop" n he loses today he he.
I"Y"H that he will win tomurrow
non" but reasonable aud reasoning
mon, players from ambition. from envy
or h"c"nhlty, ever give way 10 despnIr
ana commit suicide The profcaAlonal
gambler lives Ia old age" says Mon.
hi'ur Claude In his mcmorlcH Mel.
WHO Post. IN tho Saturday Evening
Post
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

SIX sog.schs srs.t. IL the sane
cnio. ss the u-s.a, "a applied IL an
o11 scroll 1ss!rr 70 the tront Of the
bQ;!cs " The co..zr sld cape an3 on
She sirc!a The csps and six collar
srts11 only scross The bacs suspend
81 .rorn e tie o. TelTs. ribbor. trishet
wits Tow a. the throat IL the pic
.gTs a a!gh-D plated rIt Of orgsndis
stands - about the neck VIII the
prcgrssE o. the season the rur is dis-
spptsring from the throat. but half 0.
&, remains. sgpplementing the high
elk collar which s,!ll holds It's own
as chic snlsh 10 the back o. the
neck
The cape is ar accessory for street
wear. which 10 taken OF indoors. /,
adds very little In the way OF warmth
or protection but much In distinctive
style. A gown of this kind will looh
well in any Of the quiet colors in
which tafeta IL made and In the csrk
er chsngesble tones.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

! business for nve y,arn before moving
10 N" metropolis. many years brfor..
Tho ncst day Caldwell. Wild with de-.
lrhi. showed the fpiloWlng advertise.
m"ni from tho personal column to
Simpson
Am willing 10 consider proposition.
g"
A second letter wnH duly dispatched
Tho money was 10 br icn In n lliila
ni'h" bciwr"n iwo houses On certain
street. NJ late hour tho following
nlgbt II ciny played false. fearful
things would happen 10 him. said tho
writer
Caldwell blinking quietly phnt tho
niche on Tho cyonlng appointed found
nothing there Simpson. who had FOL
lowed him on tho opposite side of tho
road, rallied him noyofrly
I'm through with this nonsense
now he said ms n murclful thing
you got away go easily"
Caldwell said nothing. privately ho
was becoming afraid of his blum. How.
over, the noSt morning the following
Advertisement was road
Couldn't got monoy In timo. To
night. ]. G."
That hlRht. with the jcrring almp
ron ntlll watching from tho nhndowa
nctoHn tho nirect. Caldwell, having nm.
cortnlnnd that tho street was other.
wlno doHcrtod. passed along tho sldo.
walk toward tho niche. There. lust
ylnlbln IN the dark. was tho corner OF
M envelope
lilo pulled II forth csuitnntly and hur,
rlod ncronn 10 him friend. "Nowl" ho
cried
Al that instant two mon ptoppod
out from the roc"HnoR of a gntowny.
ana each ~ the friends nav Tho buni.
ness end ~ n revolver IN dangerous
proximity Ia hts nose Al tho nou mo |
meni tnsi whlrycd along and ntoppcd
Throw 'rm ln," said ono OF tho two
Caldwell ana Simpson found them.
solves. n little later being whirlcd
along toward tho river. rncing thom
IN tho insicnb aat u tall, powerful.
looking old man. and n younger ono,
resembling him AZ closcly as youth |
'hh fohnmb'o age Caldwell gnppod |
u was James Clay himself, aud his |
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

ll,s1-y. 8, r.z:s "a tryv ,n,-.s "a.
ssr..s- u re sszsrE tkis gopn mas
81 iEs TsEs.arc Q: .2ssio1s ar3 iis
s,rcEz ;l4k;s are szcassiIs1 rpp.
sEcs ..sy srs al s;rrpTst styles TIE
skir- ,EDps consr, s.1s..s us,to1 ot
1aasS.Iz re .srs sy means 0. tsrs.
a, tie 'rpn,. AZ iHTsTts! vsnsys1 yoke
q, earn AIDE. sgppDrting .sll E3s
rls,ss. and tpo PANELS ,kz, nee. a,
The centsr o. the bscs Esrk o, thsss
panels is !ornsd ty deep inverted
pisit>. ~ TIA, the skirt ss's sr.rnly
atDgt the hips. II IA srishst a, the
bot.nm with heavy silk-covered corh
The rather plain b<,tics ia Gu, With
. dropshoulder. and the armseys 10
finished with q narrow hem. The long.
Apsrtng sleeve IL set Ia under this
hem In the same manner "a the side
pieces in the akin are set In The yoke
The bo.dics blousss AZ the from, and
is ,oinsd 70 the skir, under . plain
U.reta girdls.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

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rt ~ .,s-a - Nr lrc.
~ . Ca.ssetse ses.se, 6.rlax
-, Na
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rs"-y ptyaaisI as ~ s'-r ~ ss-'p
ssZp - - ;y-rf '.rr'sz>, - s,,,s-, 80
s..rs- s'.-' .,,as >.ae.sss - "a ,ers..
az y si,t' ar c'se .yCsE r.f,ef' q
psx'-Aalt lnya >rJs-r. a - ..eI.cass
cs.sy sss..
Tsss fir< ~ ,->e ~ s.y@ ,.-..s,.,
kss ;-s2sI Y'srssal 81 - lh,ss >'.ss,>
~ Ia. I: .s~a.r'a rss; t ss..I..r. ~
sssaays ps,ssz', so. Z. .ss r.r-y-a.
~ tbsys 10 ssy ,sr's1,sr1,y Ia
ysss ,<s~ ssTy.sssz spsrasl al
v1e@, psf,- tA.s J5<sA y pinx-
ksm Nssssss rs. 'sl,ssssr,iA. !.
Lynn, NaAa- fer fss. sS ,i,>-
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

materials. They are in two pieces
with plain skirts faced up at the bot
tom with a striped border. and inida ,
blouses OF either the plain or striped
goods. Belted blouses. like shor,
sports coats In shape. make a pretty
variation in style.
These breakfast sets" retail around
three dollars and are used for ell sorts
OF morning wear, indoor and out, In
summertime. Nothing could be better
for the summer outing than two OF
three Of these smart and practical
suits that come out crisp and bright
from the laundry.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Once q Waste prod,Ict

~ tho time Of tho early coal oil
lamp. many dangers lurkcd In the
poorly refined oil. and every effort was
made to Increase the yield Of high
i'nhh koroscno aud remove for this rea.
son gasoline from tho oil. This gaso.
lin" was then little more t,nn waste
product. to bc disposed OF when posai.
bio or thrown away and allowed TO
evapornto or even run into tho river
with tho resulting danger OF Are. -
Met"'lurgical aud Chemical Engineer.
Ing.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

Those who specialize In certain lines
OF apparel have demonstrated that the
most utllitnrlan OF garments may be
made with nm eye To- beauty. This is
demonstrated In the overall aprons
which anHwcr the purpose OF house.
dresses IN summertime. and In the
new breakfast suits which have an at.
traction all their own.
These useful garments are turned
out by manufacturer and reiailea
through shops Mt a lower prico than
they can be made for at home, II the
housewife's time In counted In as
worth anything The overall aprons
are described by their names and they
are designed to be slipped ON and fas.
tened In the quickest way possible.
They cover the dress completely and
ara perfect garments for housework.
There II n surprising number OF styles
In them TO choose from. and they are
priced IN the neighborhood OF a dollar.
Heavy percales. ginghams and cham.
brnys, or any OF the strong cotton ma,
tcrials that stand Tubing well are
used for them. Tho colors are nearly
stable. with stripes In combination
with white In great favor. An example
In shown In the picture, made OF lay.
endcr and white striped percale, piped
with a broader stripe In the same
color and finished with q tie Of plain
lavender chnmbray.
breakfast quits ara made NJ tha
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Puns and Curls.

With the advent OF the very large
hat the necessity for increasing the
bulk OF hair beneath II has automatic
ally suggested puffs and little ringlets
That the Stuart coiffure is almost uni
versally becoming will be a great
point In Its favor and very little
practice Is sufficient TO achieve skill,
even by an amateur. The hairdressers
say that no fashion OF dressing the
hair Is so healthful for tresse. al
aerated puffs and light twists.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Asthmatic Sufferers Read This.

Ms PApnis bAybsuy. Columbia, Tenn,
vptss. u hsys suffered ipf ysAfa With
ss,bms snf was bld w three dDriDfs In
Columbia that ,hsfs va. ~ cure i1f Hi.
! eDBli have died this past winter II had
not gotten iDHg VITA When did rannO,
ssy tyo mUab fof Lang Via fW !, has
GnfsJ me ~ ssihma AID throat trouble"
Ns receive hundfeds ~ letters lik. The
Falling What Lups Vita has d9Bs IN eAss-
~ consumption and sS'hmA. Hrni ti 10
~ . thniy day treatment gy ssh as H.,
further pat,lonlais Nashville Msdlcins
10. Dept X, Nashville. Tenn Adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

ulu a 1Ininr ne-n1- n liz -;Hr fs-n
VIA 49, F1u ruins II tn is
tsxssi
s,si.a rirr 1assi ,a.r tie rrif-.
riii.nnalrt pIirs nein'ft-7snar-rz.l-'
'7H t1u Jiar 1ia1 s.t.na iu .Ins.a
-isF
HtJTrss rtT a. -tGua ~ u -si,s
Jrii''s rl-nu ta.n fa.nvsiL ''uir
pln Fu imsn . n. NJ fa.us a
sh,J1 FAfEsll ant liz wa ,rz,-
1rz. rss 1fs -ssnlr ~ 10. fa-.
i,a iiuuu,.as II trasnuss-r ait ~
n'-r1arir -er No r.. fiu n ,E-f %
pI tfr Jl97 liar tasna N .aus.s
~ rtyss1..y -is II. -.rua.r. r.Is
irr1f
~rt a.. " r.al -I'vs-f -,s .,ir
tt-8 tff f.s-v lf1s -is -s--a-t "a.
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t'ts u - 70 -tt agra % IA 80 u
80 tat u-rfs Ia- fDa1a -te -'rs-
r-s1"ft -us Il -uraa-s r-s-i.s,s
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Ufa v-s q urrIarr Eu-a-rf
'-lft uis lr-iF4 N Il - ?. va
70 80 p.r- "ttF sea -i7r ..1r, -
'at i5rr at --atvt1 1ct IA "a.
$500 t--rs tv ~ tvtF
fltEf .ritir t.v- :-. -. '-a--.
r "rsr ~. 1.1.t'st. '.sr ..s-,.st..
oaa- s-s ToI r..x =. 3. :.-, p.
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r,a' ts-K t-sxKir. ...r4-. - a. r.
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-; Z I. 80 - "a. e.; Pc ting.
a. '..t.sls< q: rtl.
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a s;sf T.s re-. "a. a Csr-Ys
Z = ;anr 70 - 'asE ~ I'VE, ~.
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ar
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psf as1 a.fAsr7b -. ,srslyx4e ,ra-.
'1Y.' lE. ,tssa. Hss-sn. m.
! 'sl pa ne ..s.:a ~ "a, a.,
@&n nan - ia sns.s. AZ: ~,
'fis> 2, ~ ys.r 'Aasr. psr,s l.rx.'
rsif vel nss ks.'.t RI ne ss-,
'sfSs - re ssyss u. pa nsz. y
ssy P,r. area, PEI Ike ~ f.ysrils,-
esIss1s: kis ,sD-nr
~Pnr ne Ia; t!,as. ~" sh,s.,s1
cai1"s! 's'ip.siy. sle ys, in sb.s>f
,sfrDr
Well vel VIA, pa say Y,es. Jos
ssN ne Dlf man "Bb2li ne ls. tkss.
ysksrs m frss'
\ gssss NED tst,sr They xont
VI Dks Ike ths, again ia a hurry.
sDspsrs9 Ios Clay.
~ hat momEnt The ,aIi came crawl
INK bscs. and the old man shook Cali.
well Ike q puppy before setting him
tree
i knew q was a PIKE all the time"
he said 4 had you Investigated.
Hnsr where yop po,,ed the letter and
all Dont try II again. walk home
Coof by"
The tari whirlsi away with the old
man and his sOn. leaving two dl.ctU,.
ISOLATE fishsysled bs,a,ers stArinx a,
each other upon the bridge
Wei anyway. you pay" snaried
Caldwell
'Do ~ asked Simpson meanlngly.
WHY II strikes me that It's up 10
you"
And With a shock Caldwell realized
mat bis theory had stlll TO be put u
tbs test
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
HOW TO TREAT DANDRUFF
lt.hins Scalp and Failing Hair Win
cricvra. Trial Free.

On retiring touch spots OF dandru9
AID itching with Cuticura Ointment.
Seri morning shampoo with CuttcurS
Soap ard hot wai-.. A clean, healthy
scalp means good hair and freedom, In
most cases, from dandrua, itching,
burning. crustings and scalings.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cuticura, Dept J.
Boston. Sold every where.-Ady.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble. and younger
people who are weak. will be strengthened
and enabled to 90 through the depress-
ing hea, Of summer BY taking regularly
whole system soc.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

vs .<- ttffrx
a7sis T. THxsasr .
Fsxsstt~s .ari-
crypi. 1.i~s az.
sainx srS ga -
10 sssaG - ~ taii
. 49, g. ,g's'nrs.
Gae Ar sf-i"y
.;s,sS, - ~ s.p..
iaa ~ - 80 -
a. -vf-' tfry
, ~ .'-fs'y.sa ts1s
rrN ~ra r.rfsf
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
ltsN Msssuta,nsnt.

vnibbls writes por,fT by hs
ysts"
"Vhy 7 thought poatfy was msns
vrs1 by tho feet"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

a xs1 phh "a ar sisf - a zs.
arm srsys ksrs sr~.yssifzs y. Es
s,s<s7
~i;s, sypD>s4 b. "a ss&'s,s .,s<yEs,
ssE ,as't Always e. en- -
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

Bss'.rfs i;s.ss.s - KY'rE "a as-.I
81 sSsssesels AZ - va g ssy ,sssr
ss@s>y s.ssgs ss;sy.sx = - sass>.s
sssy. 49,,
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Second Edition.

Blor-Do you think Doctor Third
iy's sermons are as good as they were
ten years ago!
KnoI-Sure. They are Just the
same now as he used then.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
But Not Unpsrdonable.

Don't you bring that man here.
again He's unspeskable."
why. did he insult you!"
NO. but he's dumb and wants to
talk With his fingers"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

"a sAs' a sfs's - t:Asra -
TN bksrst ys'sf ehrasry7
sa~si xfr4 "a ssT' sf<.-
psl4. faAs, sxBss - ,.~sr. ~,
~ a rs-ssS
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
~ yOu on ANY VuIvND

surs' ~lih uh"uusilsn ~ Nsufiiis aru,s -
sht""lsi VII" ~, ny InFf HpDH pn HhsumA
hs,a Ia 'snss ana iufH hoat ~undsffut issii
sfss viitisui tia hiauiutsiy TttTr I.sA. A
Case, bspt q. W uiurk tou. Masa Aiy
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
Diplomatic.

y was told ,ha, many pooplo think
hard ~ mo"
How can they help II when moy
tbOw you're bflrkW
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21

M. Fish what wna tho chuso o,
Jour husbands domlHr1
widow Ft.h . hn hook wurn'
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-21
F
Now IL the Time to Get Rid of These
lgly ~potA,


There's no longer the slightest need OF
feeHng ashamed OF your freckl.s as the
prescription othine-double strength-is
guaranteed 70 remove these hoiaey spots
Simply get an ounce OF othine-doubls
srength-from your druggist. and apply Q
ntte OF II night and morning and you
ebouId soon see that even the worst freckles
nave begun 10 disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. II 10 seldom
that more than one ounce 10 needed to COM
pttey clear the skin and gain q beautiful
clear complexion
BE sure TO ask for tho double strength
othine, as this 10 sold under guarantee OF
Adv
lts Risk.
"A kiss may often have deeper
meaning than appears"
Perhaps. but It is a thing you have
to take on its face value"
believe In the best thoughts and
whisperings that visit thy heart"
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-06
BY ]. A. JOHNSON.

Before making my trip there was a
desire on my part to want to feel that
was little bit from Missouri on
the weevil proposition. | wanted to
reason the thing out in a way similar
to the reasoning of so many people
Just in advance of the onslaughters
of this mighty destroyer. The com
mon conclusions drawn by people are
to the effect that the weevil will eat
up the fellow just over the way, but
he surely will not do any harm to us.
He just won't bother US. He is too
much of a gentleman to eat up our
cotton
Well, l just want to tell you that
this little fellow has no respect for
persons And the better off you will
be the sooner you quit hiding behind
such arguments as those of our cot
ton being too small and the sand too
hot for him in this section. Some
hour when it is bit late you will
wake up to find that you have lost lots
of distance in the race, and that Mr..
Weevil has you hemmed in a close
corner-one that you hardly know how
to escape from.
There is no desire on my part to
wish to brighten any one or to use any
degree of bluff with what have to say
concerning the devastating army so
close to us--the vanguard of which
has already reached us,-yes the wee
wills are actually in Crisp now. The
weevil problem will have a great deal
more gravity and seriousness than a
= great many of us have been willing to
&c. Gin In m
and boldly confronts the farmers and
business men of this immediate sec
ton. 1t is hoped that they will not
wait too long to catch the significance
of what approaches and of what needs
to.ibe done.
The ravages of the weevil were seen
in the low sand ridges and in cotton
from ten inches high on up. In this
section of little cotton and hot sand
a young farmer told me that there had
been no blooms on any of the cotton
since the July rains, and that the wee
vii was to blame He must have been,
for all the cotton that was seen was
green and growing. He said that only
a few weevils were there last fall yet
had to pick the infested squares while
cultivating this spring. He said that
he, along with most of the others,
did not believe the weevil would ever
harm them in that section, The young
fellow showed me lands between Ash
ford and Dothan that had been planted
in cotton but were plowed up and
planted in peas The outlook there
was anything but bright, since cholera
had DESTROYED almost all the hogs in
his immediate section, which, by the
way still has the open range.
We left Dothan for Geneva. On the
way we stopped and examined several
fields The cotton was all green and
in fine, growing condition, but no