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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

housekeeping cottages which the prac-
te in household work. prominent feature of progress
IN home economics according issued by the Department
OF the Interior through the Bureau Of Education.
The practice house distinctly legitimate the equip
ment for teaching home economics sewing machine ironing
port.
Home economics departments schools and colleges
all SO fortunate to have residences which instruct home
and housewey There has been etancy
school officers because of the initial
house But recognized that these houses quite
good laboratories and that the maintenance
excessive departments being thus supplied These
offer opportunities for experimental studies in household admins
ration make practice i'll home furnishing possible
lent places for stdes in nutrition.
The report shows that home economics recognized
of study all agricultural colleges which
mtted Thone State universities offer regular
economics and of the private and denomnona colleges
universities offer similar instruction
ect become State pubschoo systems during past
three that practically every State
home for prospective school teachers
Summer schools coming play especially important
home economics teaching The Bureau of Education
from 1872 schools that offering during
of 1914 in 1915 the number reporting had increased
and still further increase is already assured for 1915
Twenyhree states report outline of lessons home
monies Statewide study public
elementary schools OF Alabama contains outline for
cooking and suggestions for the teaching sewing the grades
with lists of equipment and references for domestic
IL the grades In California each county board
1rescribe its of study home An
SCR OF lessons home economies has been prepared for the
schools OF Illinois, This is made particularly
of Illinois has recently completed comprehensive
for lessons in the fifth SIXTH seventh and eighth grades
important step in helping unity the offered
economics below the high school.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

will tighten his belt and chase rabbit all day
thought hunger fatigue But when his wife amu of
wood he promptly sends the kid.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

is alright to congress of hunting for pork, but
don't know of political district this
won't grab off all of the bacon can get
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Hang onto your pennies boys The growing scarcity copper
many some day put premium the little devils
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

THE LEADER-E ENTERPRISE.
; Published Every
! Monday Wednesday and Friday
The Leader Publishing Co.
) 1sDoF GELDEFes ~~~ Managing Editor.
One Dollor md FIFTY Cents
Catered
Under Act Of Congress, March 18TH 1897
OFFICIAL ORGAN f Gay Fiji Fl nn7 ts1 and
Rates for Display Advertising furnished Application
Local Readers lOc Line for each insertion. ad
taken for less than 25c
And what office do you want?
funny seldom any humor in his own product
Cheer up At this life just dream things
get
---
A wise ofttmes changes his mind The has no mind
Tell every stranger that you that this good town
time you many think yourself
Smile and the world ggges YOU sco and you are just
Crouch
Even the BIRDS is loyal to its home
Yep election trotting right along will soon be on
the galop.
Perseverance admirable but without
OF common it becomes a menace
Even can't keep your money your possession
least keep in town
push and Co." is bully kid provided require
push to make him go.
There's time for work and a play some people
forget to wind the clock.
many some day put premium on the little devils.
1t IS alright to of hunting for pork, but
don't know of political district in this neck o the woods that
won't grab off all Of the bacon it get
will tighten his belt a a day without
thought of hunger fatigue an amu
wood he promptly sends the kid
PRACTICE COTTAGES IN HOME ECONOMICS TEACHING.
housekeeping cottages which the students obtain pac-
household work. prominent feature of progress
home economies according issued by the Department
OF the Interior through the Bureau of Education
The practice house distinctly legitimate part equip
for teaching home sewing machine ironing
board individual desk with its cooking utensils
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Push and Co. is bully kid provided require
push o make him go
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

There's time for work and time for play but people
forget to wind the clock.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Even if can't keep money your possession
least keep it in
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Perseverance admirable trait but without safety
OF becomes
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Yep, election time is trong right along 1t will
the galop.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Smile and the world giggles with you Scowl and you
Crouch
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Tell every stranger that you that this is good
time you many think yourself
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

And what office do you want?
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Cheer up! At worst this life is just one blissfu d
never get.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

Even the buzzard, the lowest Of birds, is loyal its
Are you?
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

A funny man seldom sees any humor in his own p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23

wise man otmes changes his mind. The fool has mi
to change
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01

iiegreiden 5elbtn, gum Yeiten Der &C.
iuuben unb periuunbetsn admpfsr,
sum gsiten ibrer :IufunIt inb l5.rr
atnseb0risen iinst, bstlamiri, ale Jn'
itrumente ipieIt, obss trinit ano aas
den ibt, absr niHt tanSi. S:lbit
ipenn unfsr iiinses Bolt I'm snsitel'
Jamilienfreife seieIlig beiiammen III,
unterbriidt % feinfiibIis ale aars'
luf.
mir bdbsn fsine llrfady, tribe in
bic Gessnipart binein3ubliden, tribe
In bic 3utunft binoussuidauen; in
uns mub bag 0efiibl Der Oaniburlsit
unb Der Soffnuns lsbsn; mir baben oi.
pfliht, iinb mir eriiillen iie, unfsrs IN
rsrsn 4nidauunssn, uniers Gubersn
2ebensgeipobnbsiten gang benz sspdl'
tisen Geiiie Der erniten 3sit an5npal'
fen. QlIsin mir babsn dud iein Redt,
bas bib6en 2e6ensfreuoisieit, bos s!s
mem @efiibl Der Sisgbaftisisit unb Der
3uperiitt sniauilt, gu Derbannsn;
mir foIlsn e. beIonbers iensn sonne1,
bic braubsn bsm 9obe ins ause iahen,
fir bic Ssimatb idmpftsu. elIs i'd
fiir5li9 in eintm Reitaurant untpiu'
fiirii6 nit anb6ren mubts, tpie einiss
tSrpsrlid trGfiise pbiliiter. bic fern
bonn Sdub aritit 81 iiten pflesen, ild
bariibtr aufbisIien, bdb slpsi nit benz
giisrnen areus seidmiidte Sffi3isrs
nit ibren Gnssborisen fr0bIia uBb
forglos Ssit trdnten, fldng mir oas
ipie emp5renbe lIngeb6ris,sit. Wer bies
fen iungsn Sslbsn, Die seiiern ihr 8s'
BEN fir uns einTebten, mcrgen lpieosr
itpls binaussieben iperoen gum Sdmpr
uui 9eben unb 5pb. bas Seute ni9t
sDnnt, bic Jr6blihteit unO Sorsioiis=
felt, mit,bsr fie ibre padr llrldubsiass
perbrineen, bstriisIt, Der tit Der ers
bGrmlifite untsr ben leiber auh bei
uns nod nitt dusaeitorbsnen Wlisss
ma6ern. 0ieie Iiebsnstuertben Selosn,
bsren iSr5blitieit unb Sorslofis,eit IN
ibrer 9iebe sur Seimatb, in ihrsr ilh
70 naiiirlia ssbenbsn geseiItsrnng, In
i6rem erbabensn une erbsbenbtn Wiutb
ipurselt, iie Iinb, sIsifpieI fpelden
Rana lie bsiIsibsn, in ibren arei'en
bic pilltommenitsn Gdfts, Iie ssben IN
ibrer frii6en, freubiaen gisenort iin'
isrsm GeIsaidaftsleSen. bag cine 10
tpiiroise umasiiaItuns erfahren bat.
Si. f65nIte Rpte Der beuii&en, sros
BEN 3eit. (Ssrl, G.sa.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
2ofal 8eridt.
Der ,,zafetb 1irit".3ms.
Sonncritaa unb Sreitas fam er an
Der 3weiten nnb Hlnm Strahe
beiid)fiet iuerSeu.

Der erife gunbess. .Gafstp girit4s
3ue, ben Die Baltimore &c Obio
Gifenbabn Gsiellftaft burh bic Staas
ten i6idt, triffi om 9onnerfias Wors
asn bier elm. or pirb an Der 3iDeis
ten uub plum Strab. aufsefabren
unb itebt bort am Oonneritos uno
sSreiiag bon l llbr Radmiitass biz
9 llbr @benbs benz aleemeinen pus
hIiium CUR geii6tiaung often.
Die gunbssrtgieruns bat sfpeds
3uTammenftslluns bss 3uses nit Der
9. &c 8. 9. so. GiienbabnssIells
i6oft Sanb in Sanb asarbeitet. Gr
beitsbt aus IL Stablposen. Don
hiefen bisnsn 9 bsm p.rToneHberiebr
une ie elmer als 9spGds, Shlafs
unb Sp.iIetpasen. Die geii9iisuns
bes 3uees III toiienfrei, unb man srs
parist, bub iid namenilib Die Gss
i6GfisIeuis bieien llmIianb al Nuse
MAIDEN unb iid ben 3ua onfsbsn. Jn
ben Waaen inb psrIdisbene ausftel.
lunaen Der peri6iebsnsn gunbesbes
peran'taltet. nm bic Be
iuber aud, nit slrbeitsn beg mpbr.
nsn Shiffbuues. Der biHnsniiaatlihen
SanbslstommiNion unb psrIfisbsnsu
grrunaenihaften Der Rsuseit teriraut
All MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
0ebmrtem.

Serbert unb antoinstte Gabn, 3012
Gamblers Str, WlGbhen.
Wlorris unb Qnna Winor, 532Yorf
Str, Mdb4en.
George unb Warp Coffin, 1884
sgrssman ape., WGbfkn.
Benjamin unb Sennis Soffert, 504
Hibeeipap qpe., anabe.
Ulilton 3. unb Watbilos Webger.
2444 Spring @rope @pe., Wldbhen.
Sobann unb gbriitins Gpbel. I'LL
Weitern qp<., Gnabs.
6pfparb unb 9lnna Wadbon, 708
Bauer 4bs., WGbden.
Irant 8. unb 2ouiie Barbara Be
der, 423 aba Str, Wdbfeh.
9alprsnee unb geifie gdboff, 1859
Runnnmebe Str. WGb4en.
Spiepb unb aatbarine Sambert.
451 Oit Qibertp Ctr, MGbhen.
s5rant 3. unb gond 9osan, 1918
Wdlnut Str, anubs.
Willidm uub 2aura CANADIAN. 2238
ct. Sames 4pe., anabe.
Charles unb Suiiind Steisertpdlb.
Wt. Wafbineton. 3ipilIingsnrdoden.
RuiIel 3. unb Rurria 5cptins,
U6abifcn Roab, &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01

er ,agt. bic Sanbslsbilan5 in JoIss
ter sroben Giufubren unb serinseu
glusfubren iei 10 TART sesen englanb,
bab bieies aIes Sob Su perItersr
brobe unb I'm bas gu perbiiten. mill
bic Resierune ale i'm euslifden Be
iis befinbIihen @ereiuigte Staateu
gonas in unieren Wartt tperfen. DIs
'inansiellen Maiirten grslanbs in Den
Der. Staaten iperpen jebt ibr 9erenu.
GEN baben, tpis bic enslil9e Resierung
htefe Pupisre burh unbegren5te 8ers
tGufs bera6briiden tpiro unb es mare
nidt iiberraItenb, tpenn lie ibrem sus
ten Jreunb Die Gelblabe perf6liebeu,
inbem iie bic 8DrIe eiuftsllen, pis es
gu glnfans bes arisges gefdeben lit.
@as aber Sumsiit in 8etrd9t tcmalt,
1T Der Sisfitanb Don Gnslanbs Jis
nanasn, oab es ieinen lestsn Spar;
pfennig aufgeben mub, benn in bieifm
Sinne fpurben bic Ser. Stunien
gonbs betra9tet. Sie foIltsn bd5u biss
nen, benz snsliideu SanbeI na6 yeens
bisuns bes arieees @elb gu lisfcrn.
Nber mas bic englii6e Regierun9 bd.
Bel berausidlaeen tann, lit uneeii4is
ibrer fiir6terli9en 9lusgd6en ELL
9ropfen auf einen beiBen Stein. Die
IN engliIden Sdnben befinblihen
gapiere, bic uuf einen ipillisen Diartt
re6nen tDnnen, belaufen Ii9 bDhitcns
duf eine Wtilliarbe unb ods reift bel
bsn tdgliden 9lusgabsn bon 25 Niil'
!ionen piersig Sage, SIT bieTer Spar
groihen aufee5e6rt, bunn bIeibt ni4is
anberes iibrig, als Die @olobeitdnoe
frdftis ansugreifen, tpus bas Gnbe Der
SinanSma6t tpGre, ipel6e bic GnglGns
Der dls unii6ertpirblih riibmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
81. llmseitaltuus Ses beutideu
Geie0idaftsl.bens.
Bon alfrsb 5Ot3bod.

gs mar tein Winter bes Mibners
gniigsus. 4ber au6 tein Wiuter bss
@srgniisens. Gs ipdre falfd, au Be-
bduptsn, Der 5lpsite ariessptlter bdtt.
bic beuti9e Meni6beit alien ssre4ten
Grsuben entao9en, iis ausftliebli9
ouf Siifteren GrHft geitimmt. Ddau lag
fpabrli6 teine 0erunluiiung DOR, benn
infere Siese bdbeu bic 3uperii6t ses
iteigsrt, unb, fpenn man bofft, erbofft
man nur 5reubOolles. atber bic Gors
men Der llnterbaltung unb Der 9eiel.
ligtsit buben ii9 sednbert, ba6en cine
bDllige umgeftaftung erfabren, bic eis
ner Isugefaltuns sleidt.
Sn eriter Reibe baben rrotiirli9 bic
tragiIfen Jolsen bes seipaltigIten unb
erbabenften auer &risse aud bic
Shidinle Der ein5elnen bsitimmt. Die
'5rausr bat bei aabIfofen Gamilisn
gintebr gebalten. 9fber iie ipirb nidt
nur irlnsrli6, fonbern audi duberli9
nit Diirbs unb ni9t msbr 70 ouffaIs
lenb fpie friiber CUR Gdau sstragen.
Der ME Elm Riidenfaltsnpurf BIG 5ur
@rbe berabfunenbe Wittipenf4leier.
bic arobe, ,fapdr5e, tpsibumrdnberte
Witfnenbaube iinb i'm StraBenbilbe
faff p1[Iig Oerf9punben, bds i9li4te,
fGpdr5e gspanb tennseidnet bic
9rduer, unb biefes S4tpinben bes
tart 9leuberliben ON 1rduerfleib Be-
beutet nidt nur cine gersinfu6uns.
ionbsrn audi cine gerinnerli9ung,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
Srnncrstas, ben 1. Snni 1916.

Der englifde premier bat
ouf bic Jruse. pb England bersit JET,
neutrale 8ernittelung anSunebmen.
rerneinenb eeautiportet. Das 1T POM
enslii6en Stanbpuntt perftdnD!ia.
Der Prenlier bat nidts oasesen, oub
bic 4Giirten ii6 Deiter perbluten. Gr
ristirt ibre unb niat engIiihe 3nos
den, bab bas ariegssIiid iit tpencen
tOnnte nobel md Der peitere @eounte
pbipaltet ,bab England ben gerurgiten
Sbeil Der ariesstoiten 5u 5dblen ba5en
iperbe, Ionbern bic ibtperIten @erluite
duf feline 8unbesgenpfen fallen. DAB
aber biefe nod Iange tpiGens iinb, ii9
fir Gnelanb gu ppfern, 1T taum bents
bar. Sebt iton lit bel ben alliirten
YOItern beutlid senus su bDren, oab
iie i6re Sdut fir bic grtten gu Wartte
tra9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
WeidrniteIler idlluer perIett.

Ter In go. 1929 Trenrpnt Strabs
inobnbafte 80 Sabre nIte 9tntbonp
ein IN ben giienbafnparos
on aflter StroBe iinb Ytraean slpe.
beifGftigter @eidenifeller, biiBte &C.
itern Worgen BEL Dem geriuhe, Bag.
eons 5n berbirlben, bic Iinfe 6anb elm
iinb ipurbe ifs @etts StraBe Soipital
iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
sanasrtslt.Ksbraus.
Iie 7elegntsn bes ys5irfs baItea ibrs
Sasiaeuns ab unO mmternebmsn
Nntofnbrt.

gier5ebn gereine batten ibre TeIe8a.
ten CUR 9neiabung sefdidt. .-Ern'
iibent Sdiriner berIieit ietnen Sab
resberift. - GerieIbe gibt airf.
idJlnb iiber Die 9orfouimniiie I'M
9e3irf. - Die YIasfrasc fir oaS
nadJitidbrige 5eit nod imentifDie.
oen. giidnlonb miro bas 6eit
ipabrfdrinIid iiternebmen, bod, baf
Der oortiec @erein biz gum Otto.
Der geocnfseit. - Die geanten.
ipabI. - Otto Shirmer, Der Grim.
Ger beS ge3irfs, perbIeibt on Der
Gpite besieIben. - Ger Gincinna.
tier 9dderperein 5ur NlitsIieeitcit
eeipdbIt. - 3lpei gereine rueroen
gcitrihcn unb Die 9ollispiller
peroen pernlabnt.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-02-02

l hreS miles from town and one-ha,j
tile 20 school, If you are interested
write the Appeal, or Lock Box 494
tars,a Citv. Nevada. MIS-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-02-02
FOR SALE OR TRADE

For Nevada Land-A line SO-acre
farm in the Ozark mountains in Ar
kansas. Thirty bearing peach pear,
plum and apple trees one.half acre
bearing grapes. Forty acres Of sood
young timber, Small house and out
buildings. Fine spring mountain W.
ter. Ideal place for fruit growing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06
How You May Change
Your Face Completely

Ans woman nor satisfied with her
complexion cam easih remove il and
fa7r neR one The chin veil oi
sutag halfdead cutielc is an en.
cumrince and should he removed io
eI,e The frcsa sIsorous young ia
underneath q clg ee to show itseli
ANA 70 breathe There simMe.
old fashioned remedy which will al-
Na1s do tie Nofa. Get an ounce ol
rrc mcrcolzei wax from your drug
nst ANA ap1is if 81 niehl Bike o't
cream washing il OF in the morni s.
THc wax Nill e,ulN absorb an the
ite'es skin and loayc a healthy and
aeauufm complexion. as fresh rs q
hilds Nawrallv IL takes with u al
sarh facial Mcmrhcs as frecklos,
moth patches saIovnes, liver spots
imples lt + pleasant to use. ana
srenieal lele lace SO trcatc
con sos years Younger
no keen tho sNin free from win
Io tetts nothing qnlte So GOOD rs
the o1 rc'iahie sayolite lotion. II
aat npcessar 10 dissolve aa
ounce Of powdered saNolite in halt
ISN'T Of w.tan hazo' and haihr thf
face in THIS as Z, llircd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Wedding Bells VIII Ring Tomorrow
Miss pcncic tcWart whose mar
raec TO Mr. a G. williamson vii
take place tomorrow evening al eight
o'clock was the honorce at a misce
lannon's shower eiycn last night hA
Miss Georgia NcNormick Th'
guests made up recipe book fo'
t,e bride.to bc and the game OF assn
citation furnished amusement Ther
lis also 4 program which gave much
Measure heng made mp of plane
solos D, Miss Nira riucnser. vocal
solos hy Miss Isabel lehcw and read
ines hv Hiss Ruth l'pham \ mum
her of beautiful gifts of cat glass
inon. toilet articles and SO fortf
we're received hy Miss stewart
During me evening Misses Alma
Powers and Gladys Mccormick ser'
81 punch and waters. The list oi
invited guests includes Miss Stewart
Mrs. r. u stewart Nissos Nyrtl
end Grace Wyatt ol Fort Scott Kan
Nma Fricdly Sara Mcclure, Rut.
and Evelyn l'pham Mary Eisen
hmidt lsahc lclew Nira and
mtha rHienser Eta Hikes Nell and
Laura Colghlan idiic BARNARD At
ma Powers Lucille Doolcy Anna ane
Irene Mason. Marjorie louthan. lid'
ara Manic Lohr Acnes pnekner
.feta and Mabel Pulse. Retta an'
Ruby Connevay Bursa Gregory
Grace Seaman. TYNE Wyatt Haze
Lee. Mrs Burhans of Tulsa. Mines
"a u RYAN. Dallas Hall. Mari
Eouch. Marley smith = u. Sior'
/ charlotte 4 Powers q u. Meade
vcKnieht ". + Howard. Caste Pnr
ccll. l. 4. Hahn aud Ralph llron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06
CALENDAR

ruesdaY
Gmaao Auction eluh ule cha
seolN
SIS hundred club Nr llcleu
smith
Rom % Violin Department
INST q church
Meta Alpha rm shower for Miss
euarl Miss sara Mcclure
Wednesday
Ileh lu9s Screen Panty Miss
Vera Nlcn
Williamson stewart Wedding
rriciua Crochet club Mrs Fred
Tmpncl
thursday
sumbcr Party for Miss Josephine
Ramsey Miss Louise Rierer
Opcnoreky club Mrs. George
laNs
Glover Tear club Mrs Aya Bald
wn
Thursday Auction Luncheon cuh
Mrs. J. Il llouseNorth
Nlrmlan club Library
Womaua Auxiliary so. 2 Miss
NdQc Anderson
Altar Society Mrs otto hurst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06
TWELVE YEARS
Or FAILING HEALTH
Brought to Happy End. Says The
People IN Three Counties Know
What Cardui Did Tor Per.

WcateryHe. \. e.. Mrs. Abbasaf
Hampton. 81 this place. saws that
about l2 Years ago she began TO take
Cardui after having been in falling
aealtA for le years during which
time She had to take TO her bed four
days ont of each month, and suffer
et aeony hat the doctors told her
She must have female trouble and
gave her medicine which did her no
GOOD and finally insisted on her going
e tAc hospital for treatment
sae eoes on to say am q
rsee woman and my ordinary
weight ien pounds Vert down to
le1 get SO bad ! Just draesei
atoHnd and could scarcely sit M !.
My neighhors all thought was COINS
To- die and would say couldn't i've
LONG Ny little daughter thought the
same
Ms husband and friends urged ing
to try Caraa. AID he bought mo snmt
Of t. beean feeling letter aS soon
as ! began taking a. and stcfili'
improved until was wei and stfoi' 4
| make ms garden do my house~or'
and have cooked for Io tnaraers a
c"e time Am strong. healthy Wo
man. permanently cured hy tardai
Aly husband aud | can't say enousi
for Cariai TIE people in three
eoHntles knew what this medi w
has done for me. for neither ! nol
my husband ever cease praisins II.
Cardui is for sale at all druggist
s-..A sgl! directions for use. Try II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06
FAKE REMEDIES" ADVERTISED

40 doubt some of iAe medicines
advertised are fakes. but THESE never
have any lasting success Tie stand
ia strikif 2 contrast to The gedd o
standard. dependable remedies llkc
l,ydia n. phnkham's Ne1etallo com
poms. which has stood the test oi
time and for more than forty years
has been allcyiating the SUFFERING oi
Nomank Such medicines are
"A blessing To the community and Will
continue their good work from one
generation % another
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

As "a cure Tor conehs aHi al' lr
polrs Pine TarHonrv combine these
remedies IN inst TIE right propor
tion 40 10 thc most eooi for .rmmer
eonehs or Gods \ rial will prove
tho value o' this sulead'i roreh mes
iciue nr. Pells pt-e eTar Hare
scothes the irritation stops v7g-
cough. kills the cold germs ard aaes
vou a world CT good A &c toii .
viii more than convince you-it VIII
stop your cough At druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Mrs. p. u. Fulton Of buffalo 81 y.
and Mrs D. ~ Leonard spent last
week in Oklahoma city with Carl
lfonard and family Mrs Fulton is
or her way home after year In
California
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06
Kitchen showerA

Misses Ailccn Dunn and Rnhy
charyog gave a kitchen shower. sat
'nrday evening at The homo OF the
former IN East Logan Avenue I'm hon
er Of Miss Gladys plagg whose Mar
rage TO Mr.. Willard Harris Of he.
trolt. Mich. viii be on June liih \
very enjoyable time was spent with
Lodaking and music followed by a
dainty ice course Those present
we're Miss GLADYS Plaeg. Mrs. peteg
riagg. Mrs T. Brown. Mrs. Charles
rastland. Misses Myra Mcclellan
Alice Plagg. Mona Farquharson. Az
mes Galiney, Ada Hewitt. Essic DgE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Miss Georsia Rimare left this
morning for IT. Worth -aNas whcre
she will visit with her brother e
week and from there she viii 80 70
Palestine. Texas TO spend re'
mainded of the summer With her
sister Mrs. W. S. Ri worth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

cards Miss Josephine Ramsay OF
AtchisoU. kan. who was a speeia
eucst entertained the crowd with o
delehtm group Of songs Wit
ulnlcle accompaniment and with
pianologucs. Mrs Philip Traband
ANA Miss Wanda Thompson played
piaeo aceompanimenis for the SONG,
and dancing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

The Rooney Mooney Shah club
viii not meet with Mrs. ID NJ Vin
lctls on Saturday as scheduled he
cause of other affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Miss Ruth Mics Of Tulsa s the
housoguest Of Miss Margaret Arman.
trout and Miss Gertrude Arman.
trout Of llounesscy viii arrive Fri
day TO visit her cousin Saturday ai
one o'clock Miss Armantrout Will
entertain with luncheon for her
guests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Mr. and Mrs. Victor lons and
dauehtcr, Nellie are spending few
DAYS in oklahoma Cit}
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Dead Stock Hauled Free Phone
1,f !. A. Laws city scayenee-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Lutr viii have two nour sale Of
Satin Pumps, Thursday, $i0o. Sec
window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

Lurz aegin a Millinery Sale Thurs
Jay. Sc window.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-06

VIII Go TO Norman.
Mrs. r. Y. Smith <of TuI6s snsat
yesterday with Mrs A. L. prusc Shc
leaves today with Miss Thcma
Smith TO go to Norman for tie Uni
,crsiiy commence Miss Ethel Maud
smith who receives her degree in
music tomorrow returned to Norman
yesterday
Mrs G. ~ Ball and Me- Sam
hoycridse are enjoying visit with
their brother Clifford llcaly who is
here from Louisiana.
Fresh Buttermilk. Cream and
Whipping Cream. Phone go
Division No q.
Friday Bridge Club.
The Friday bridge club Mil be ell