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From Our New Dictionary.

tIVhor- Something one can nIwnys
get for nothing
ignorance Sometimes rs bliss, aud
sometimes II blisi"rs.
tl"N"-A scent frequently used to
DISCUS" ia" breath Of susp"ion.
Egg Something n hen lays simply
b""aus" Sn" can't stand Ii on end.
trmprumiS" - IN agreement by
which ~" Inrti"s get what they
don't want. indianapolis star
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Troopers Mother Would Go as Nurse

Tn" stir OF patriotism at tho coun
try's call for soldiers has taken root
in IN" hearts OF Denver mothers. ac.
cording to Mira. Alice Beck, mother Of
Barbour Beck Of Company G, First
Infantry, who has announced her In.
toniion of answering the first call for
volunteer nurses.
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Maodalena swep, by sso,ooo Fire.

Magdalcna. y. M.-Magdalcna was
swept by fire of unknown origin
which did damage to the extent OF
at least $4,000. and possibly 100000.
An entire block was destroyed. The
lire started In livery stable. One
building erected since the reccn, dis.
astrous fire and unoccupird exccp, for
the Forest Service offices was gur,od.
Quilted
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NIctcncy.

"I'~ % >lnmr ~" don't get npr"
'"rh "u' "r our city officials. Some.
hing ought Il" %" don" about b."
"ll wouldn't D." n hud idru ~ move
hr city lull u"Hr,r Ia III" husululI
grounds Then the onir, holders
wouldn't vast" 20 mur tim" grrrug
~ fh'r" mld buck"
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BlucbirdS for the Nursery.

Now the charming and SNmhuliCul
hIu"hird Ilutt"rs in Still another plac"
So many nlighting spots has the
h'uol.ird found within the past twelve
w"uthS' II" skins joy"uSly over the
brushes and mirrors Of the Childrcn'S
toilet table these days and very charm
ingS with decoration of hluchirds in
Various sizes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-29
AUsTRlANs FORCED TO RETREAT
Italians Drive Foe Northward, Retak
ing Important Positions.

Rome.-Following up their recent
successes on the Trcntino front, the
Italians have driven back the Aus
'rians still further. the war office an
nounccd Tuesday. The Italians have
captured Poslna and Arsiero.
Renewed activity reported on Brit
ish line In France. Many aerial con
fiicts have occurred. the British claim
ing notable successes.
Berlin reports Won liindcnburg =
command has made good progress
against the Russians in the east.
Cabinet crisis near in England ag
result OF proposal to grant Ireland
modified form OF home rule.
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Sure

"pn y"u rhiul, We need new ma.
li"uul pulh"mt"
Whats H." matter with The old
one"
"N"n",lt ~""Ius tu rouI"I bier ~"
words. Sow, II u" had % -,u- uII the
vaudeville artists would Stag. wr
conduit h"lp lrnruiug IT,"
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r orQot Them.

what became of that candidate
for your sisters handf"
Ell" won out. And say"
"W"ll:"
Ell" hasn't redeemed any nf his M
m"rous pledges. e. Kansas city Jour
nal.
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Governor Again Discharges capp.

Decentralization ". T., Capp OF the
s'nte reformntory at Buena Vista was
ordered discharged by Governor Carl.
son. who found him guilty OF neglect,
malieasanco and incompctency. Mr..
Capp Wa ordered TO turn the custody
OF the institution over to Il. l.. Shaw
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pisarm Mexicans at Fer, Huachuca

Tombstone, AriZ. - Approximately
$50 Mexican laborerJ employed on
the military reservation at Fort Hua.
Chuca and in the vicinity were dis.
armed by Lieut.. l.. l.. Griscll's com
mard, according to II message re.
Ce!ved here from the fort. Forty
americans living near the fort were
gwen arms and ammunition, it was
said, to aid the military in the event
OF raids. Less than 100 sollicrs ar"
row at Fort liuaChuca.
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Colorado Women Wan. to Nurse.

Colorado women are eager to shnr.
the hnrdships AT the front with their
men. Since IN" call for the militia.
tho headquarters OF the Colorado
chapter OF IN" Rcd Cross In the state.
house has been flooded with applica
tions Of volunteer nurses.
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Mexico City. June 2S.-There has
been a clash between Mcxicans and
Americans in northern Sonora, accord
ing to report received from Brig
adler General Gales, military COVER
nor of Sonora
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Albumcn in Wheat.

Professor bawl"y says that chemical
analysis of different grains shows
wheat I" "Uuinin n larger amount of
nlbun"n than any other grain. There
for" II Is the grain tn make the base
for egg producing food.
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Official Dies From Old Injuries

Robert Mnufr, inspector for the
stat" Utilities Commission, died from
injuries sustained while engaged in
collos" athletics fifteen years ago.
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allied

w r0u0IfY "IITs mo" oVrInImuG
nc emotional patriot
r. shouldn't luyr been oc"ssnry to
cnii II }Uu huy" my useful s"r,ir" to
T"g'"rm. iuu ought IT, huy" been on
'hr f"b."
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oevonshlre to Go to Canada.

London. Duke OF Deyonshlro
will succeed the Duke OF Connau,h i
M governor general OF Canada. he
press bureau Announced. ~,
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Miss GNru1plyn hns such ring.
Ing voice.
THAT must b" bc"nuso she ls some.
thing ~ BELLE
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10 give o relish 10 iomnio snuro,
chop n green pepper with onion. This
II good served with om"ntt".
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81 hate Jam"
'b" you m"nn on bread or IN the
trolley cars
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Ihc Proper Place.

"Iaurr> Young man is an AVIATOR
"rhcu why don't She entertain him
IN IN" sky parlorf'
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rish abound In tho Eycrgrod"g.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

San Franc sco.-With California for
Wilson the reelection OF tha president
ID assured Fifty-five hour after the
polls were closed IN California. Repub-
hcsn State Chairman RoweH issued
the following statement
Except in the case OF some exeep-
ticral happening. Wilson has carried
California
Earlier IN the day Chairman Rowell
had wired New York that the state
vas safe for Hughes.
New York--FoIlowtnx a suspense q.
more than nffy hours after the polls
closed IN California Republican Chair,
nan Roweu conceded the state TO ths
president Thus the IL votes needed
70 assure the president a majority IN
the electoral college dropped into the
Democratic column and apparently
ended the su' > ase and anxiety OF an
election within has been unparalleled
h American political history.
ms California returns showed that
with only 4s districts missing the
prssident's plurality IN ihs state was
asTe.
Republican National Chairman VIII
ssx. when Informed that the president
had carried California. only replied:
4 have nothing 70 say"
Barring some wholly unexpected
turnover IN the incomplete states lean
ng toward Wilson. or a change on a
recount. CsIifornia's acquisition to ths
Democratic column gave the president
3ss electoral votes without New Msr-
icc's . In New Mexico az Midnight
the president was leading BY ASA
votes with i5s districts missing. and
II vas not believed this advantage
could be overcome BY Mr. Hughes.
Contests Will BE Filed
At Republican National COMMITTEES
headquarters Il was admitted that az
ter conferences between George W.
wicksrsham. former attorney general
Of the United States; Everett Colby,
Of New Jersey; Mr. Hughes Chairman
wfhcox. and Geo. W. Perkins. OF New
York. preparations were being made
to begin legal proceedings for recounts
In states where the results were close.
Chairman wilcox included Califor-
mia. New Mexico. North Dakota. New
Hampshire and Minnesota in his list
Of states where recounts undoubtedly
would be made
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
ANNOYING KIDNEY ILLS
Make Life Miserable for Many On.
ford People.

There's nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or inability 70
properly control the kidney secretions.
Night and day alike the sufferer Is
tormented and what with the burning
and sealding. the attendant backaehe.
headache and dizziness. life is indeed.
a burden Doan's Kidney Pills have
given peace and comfort to many OK
ford people. Profit by this Oxford
residents experience.
Mrs l. Ramey, Depot ST. Oxford.
says: ---Doan's Kidney Pills relieved
me of baekaehe that had annoyed me
for some time My eyes had also
troubled me. have also noticed i'm
provement in that respect after using
Doan's Kidney Pills"
soc at dealers. Foster Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y Adv,
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
Sunsightly

rn.~1ufnois Central tracks a.
rance Of the university grounds
Be improved BY the replacement Of
the old wooden deck with a wooden
block driveway and two concrete side
walks with ornamental iron hand
rails. The change viii add greatly 10
the appearance Of the campus
Chancellor Powers brought the
matter to the personal attention Of
the president Of the railroad and il
has received very prompt and salts
factory attention by all Of the ofici-
ais Of the corporation The plans
FOR the reconstruction have been pre-
pared by the engineers Of the rail
road company and approved by the
Uuiversity's Engineering Department
and the work viii doubtless be rushed
10 completion. No date can be set
for the completion Of the task. but
in view of the fact that the chief exc
cutive Of the road IS behind the move
ment We are led to believe IL will
not be very distant.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
kING nIPRovED COTTON Seed.

I have accepted the agency for !
t4yelte county for King Pure I'm
proved Cotton Seed, raised on h.
c-u farm in North Carolina | have
already booked one car and am on the
second car. | had an advance of zoe
sack Saturday They viii be shi-
ped in bushel sacks II you are x,
ing to need seed, can make you a
better price now than later. The seed
VIII be shipped January l, and Is.
Call to see me at Jack Morgan's store.
j. C. GATES. E5I-2t
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

" HITE LIN A VI EN-
brings quick relief. Sold c.
US 25c. SOC and S1.0C
Adv Kendel's Drug Stor
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
Eural ann prrsnnal


Thursday, Nov. 18th and 18th. every
body invited TO come out and hear
him
Mrs Harvey Turner Of Holly
Springs visited friends m Oxford Sat
urJiay and Sunday.
Nlrs- Luvenia Walker Of Taylor Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. ". l.
Goodwin. this week
Mr.. W. NJ. Goodwin Of AbbevilIe II
tended services az the Primitive Bap-
tist Church Saturday and Sunday
slr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Of la
fayette Springs. we're visitors in OK
the past week
sir. J. F. Conner Of Nashville
Team. was shaking hands with his
many friends here last Monday.
c. A MeCharen visited his daughter
Miss Nora MeCharen. at SIay,len
" Weelnesday, who IS in a very critical
condition. caused By an autemobIe
wreck Monday evening. and her many
friends viii regret to hear of her de
plorahle condition. and hope that she
vii have n speedy recovery from her
n iuriss.
Mrs. Kate Good and family Of tbs
University attenden the burial servi-
ces Of Mr.. Irwin MeGowen Of Holly
Springs the 3rd instant
Miss Georgia Sinclair Of Como /.
visiting her aunt. Miss Fannie Sin
clair, this week
Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Price, Of
Gomez. Miss, attended the Haynes
Dear wedding. Tuesday noon
Rev. James Level IS holding . meet
ng at College Hill this week, at the
Agricultural high School.
quite a number Of people from Ok
ford attended the lecture given By
Miss Charlotte Thompson at CoIlegs
Hiil. Tuesday afternoon.
Chancellor and Mrs. Powers enter
tanned a few physicians and then
wives Monday evening in honor Of D.
and Mrs Evan Gavin Dr. Gavin is
/ brother Of Mrs Powers, and Is nos
paying his sister visit with hi
BRIDE Mrs Powers also honores
them with an informal reception. with
several members Of the faculty, wh.
reside on the campus, as guests Of III
evening. They leave for their hom.
at Riehton, Miss, Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Wilson has Just re.
turned this week from New iberia,
La, where she visited her brother
Pros. Robert Good, who teaehe.
at that place. She visited many
places of interest while there
Among them was the second larg
est salt mine in the world and !
large sugar plantatian and refin
cry. She also stopped over a
BroOkhaven, Miss, rs she re
turned to visit Mrs. l.. Z May.
Miss Charlotte Thompson, VIII,
is principal of the Golden Castl,
Girls School Nagoya, Japan. il
home on furlough after spending
eight years as a missionary il
4 Japan. She gave a most inter
esting talk at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and To,
". ". c. A. meeting Sunday
afternoon. Also on Monday after
: noon she gave q talk to the ladie,
of Oxford at the Presbyterian
church. Then on Tuesday after
, noon she gave a talk to the Ladies
: Missionary Society and Agricul
| tursl High School of College Hill
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
FIRE IN THE LYCEUM BUILDING

What, for the lack Of water pres
sure. threatened to be a serious blaze
started in the old Y. NJ C. A rooms
of tie Lyceun. Tuesday morning al
about nine o'clock Prompt work Od
the part Of the students and others
IN using the fire extinguishers. pre-
vented the fire from doing any seri-
Gus damage to the building but
AesrA Sewsom and Hariston, in
whose apartment the blaze origin
sssd. iost ths major portion Of theil
IwArdrsAa
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Nrs. Gay MeLarty gave an old tine
GU -ug on last Thursday at her home
IN South oxford. There were about
twenty guests present. Two quilts
were finished aad much iollity in
dulged u- A sumptuous dinner was
servei aHd n the afternoon a spicy
pru<am of slag and story was rem
dereL I1 NeLarty proved herself
quite "a Pheasant little hostess
We regret 90 learn that Mr.. and
Mrs- Jim Bigger have sold their home
and v remove 81 AN early dag O.
Shreveport. La- % make their future
hon W- regret o. lose these spiefi-
did lifelong etizeHs from our county.
Re- Jnes B. LsaveI Is coasiuet
ng a series u services at the Agri-
ealtufa High school this week
d.. ard Mrs Le4rhers and mother
Mrs Paee sers pleasant visitors ai
Fair Vie sunday afternoon
Re-. r S Lsais. pastor Of ths
Nethalis- congregation. Is winding ~
bis thi.i Il ths pace. and his church
ani tre estre saH wishes for bis p
arr 1ar tie arsh and last year
Seven. s tie Burgess eftizens
were ia toeH Friday
Mrs. r. F. Pay Of NIisscsla, Moat
msther sf Mrs. Lee u. Russell, Is vis
ing Sir. and 3Irs. Lee N. Russell fal
few days Mrs. Day was dele
gata 20 the National Convention q
tie Order Of the Eastern star. Al
Louisville. ~.
Mr. and Mrs James Bigger Of Cen
traI neigh borbood. have Just returues
from Memphis. where they Wers
eaHed on account Of the serious II
ness Of Or. Luekey. who is Mrs. Big
gers brother His home is in Holly
Springs. but he was in the hospita
for treatment. NIr. and Mrs. Biggel
leave Wednesday for their futEr'
home in Shreveport, La, where then
son Sam resides
Mrs. John MeCorkle Of HOpeWei
neighborhood spent Tuesday viii
Mrs. Edgar Kimmons.
Misses Katiebelle and Mona Eas
attended the football game at Fupei
Friday. after which they spent Dc
hghtful weekend with Mrs. Z Bun
Jan Carter Of Tupelo- On Saturda'
they niotored through 20 Elmwood
Mrs. Carter's country home near Ao
erdeen. Miss. That evening they Vef
entertained with q card party an.
dance. They returned Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Beard Of Altu
visited Mrs. Aaron Wilson this week
Mrs. Tia Butler and Cariine Rob
erts Of Woodson Ridge visited Mrs
&. G. Wilson.
Miss Ora Paterson OF Auidt Aiss
visited her brothers, Messrs. Claud
and Eugene Anderson
Drs. A. c. and William Bramlet
motored through 10 Enid Sunday.
Mrs. Fphrain Davidson and daugh
ter Miss Jean Of Alesville were i
town Monday afternoon TO hear Mis-
Thompson lecture on Japan at tn
Presbyterian church
NrsI Genie anderson and daugtel
Mrs. fouie Buford. Of College HI
and Nlss vira Shaw Of that plae'
came TO attend the missionary SCI
vices al the Presbyterian church Nor
~ afternoon
Elder J. T. Blanchard Of DennI
Mss, VIII preach at the Prinlitiv
Baptist Church Wednesday an
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

aAN~- A@f kfEAAttAA
Of the Novelty Cil
afternoon.
Mrs. J. +. Hill of He
Miss, i the guest Of her br5tner.
Hon. l.. +. Oldham.
Mrs. Duncan entertained her
Doarders with a moonlight picnic
on last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Martha Parks Of New Al
bany. Miss. i visiting her niece,
Mr.. c. J. LAwhOrne.
Bradford Haynes. who has been
attending a business college in
Memphis. Is at home for = few
days.
MIR. AMI Mrs. swanson Niles. of
koscuisko. Miss, are the guests
Of Mr.. Blanche >omerville this
week.
Mrs. K. 4. shaw of College
Hill visited her daughter, Mrs.
W. w Phillips. cf this place Sat
ur,iay.
Nrs. l.. +. Farley and daugh-
tiers. Christine and Alice May,
spent the week end in Memphis
shopping.
Miss Mary Boggs left q few
days ago for Selma. Ala. where
she will visit her >ister-in-law of
that place.
Mrs. Robert East Of Pontotoc
and Miss Stacy Furr, who is teach
ing in the PontOtoc High School,
spent the week end with relatives
in Oxford.
Miss Mary Louise Neilson IS at
home after short visit 10 her
sister. Mrs. >hinauIt Of the Shin
ault Farm.
Mrs. Susie Avent of Lafayette
Springs was the guest of her
daughter. Miss Velma Avent. this
past week
Mrs. BEN Price will entertain
with an informal reception Mon
day evening in honor Of her niece,
Miss Helen Haynes.
Dr. and Mrs +. II. Somerville
left the last Of the week for Battle
Creek. Michigan. where they will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Haynes IS at home
from Iexas. where she was called
to the bedside of her son. Arniett,
who has been quite sick.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. >iIas Dear, of
shaw, Miss. who are here for the
Dear-tiayne> wedding, are the
guests Of SLrs. Nellie Haynes.
Miss Elma Meek left THURSDAY y
for Winona. Miss, where she will
visit the family Of Judge MCLEAN
Of that place for several weeks.
Mr. Charles Smartt of Henriet-
IA, Texas. was the guest of his
cousin Mrs. Alfred Hume from
Monday until Thursday of has,
week.
Mrs. J. W. Bell and children
leave Wednesday for Columbis
University. New York. where she
will join her husband Prof. j. w.
Bell, who : taking a special course
at that place.
Misses Georgia Frierson and
Mildred Hurt of College Hill left
Saturday for Corinth, Miss,
where they 90 to take up the WORK
of teaching in the public schools
of Alcorn county.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. ShafeI
chaperoned quite party of little
folks on a nutting expedition last
Saturday afternoon. All reported
a fine time. Mrs. John Buffalos
was the hostess for the occasion.
Mrs. A. W. Netcalfe, of Wash.
ington, ID. c., is spending few
days with her cousin. Mrs. E. j.
Erwin of the University. She i.
on her way to the west, where she
will Join her husband, who is an
army surgeon
Quite 3 number of Oxford peo-
pie mOtored over % Tupelo Fri.
day To see the football game be.
tween Ole Miss and A. & VI. Al
reported a grand trip with the ex.
eeption OF our defeat in the game,
but life Is made up of success and
defeat. 20 We accept this with q
! hc....a "a --..-.--..--. =. IL. f..t..-o
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
o. 1osEsT coNTE
HAYES TIE
coNeh.
REQUIRES OFFICIAL COUNT
Contests Being Filed In Several of the
ststes-7eeount starts in csIlfer-
MA Mondsy-eithsr Side May
Be Final Winner.

San Francisco. cai.-(fo:2s ..
-. Nov ., Western Tlme-i2:25
q m. Nov 10. Central TIr1e.)-
Win ealy 4s precincts to hear
from. Wilson hss plurality Of g.
fsf. The f3 electoral votes ap-
pzren;iy are safe for President
Wilson
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Gold water Is the noblest drink
That man TO man can brinS;
But who am | that should have
The best Of everytl ing?
Princes may revei at the pump
Peers at the pond make free,
But whiskey. vine are even beer
Is good enough for mex
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
Il ilIaTia or ChiIIs & Fever

Pses-ription No. sss . prepared espseisily
fs MALARIA or ct4iIlS Z FEvER.
r i've or six doses viii break say esse, snd
II taken then % . tonic the Fever viii nos
rstlrn- II sen on the liver besfes thsa
CslOuei and docs OF trips or si<ksa- 2Ss
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
BABY HAD wHooPING COUGH

Mrs. Sam c. Small. Clayton. N. n.
writes; My grandson had whooping
We used FOley's Honey and Tar and
believe It saved his life He is nov
big and fat" Foley's Honey and Tar
Is a fine thing TO have in the house for
whoOping cough. Group, coughs. eoldsL
Sold Everywhere Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
WHEN YOU

have a lame back, neuralgia
rheumatic or other similar pains
rub good with
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bank.
Let the stores have .'fospe,I-y Day
sales
Let the newspapers ana orators eel
citrate the occasion by explaining To
the public how and why the United
STATES is the most favored nation in
th.. -, cTld
let the associations of commerce
and the farmers organizations hold
upon this day, get together Prosperity
Day meetings.
"In short, on this day. let's all of US
lay aside our hammers, forget our
personal worries and BOOST with ev-
cry ouce of energy in US for the con-
tinuatiOn of this great new era of
PROSPERITY"
The interesting maxirs that are
contained in the above doubtless APP
peal to everyone, and with the cham
Der of commerce taking a stand for
the event, very attractive occasion
will doubtless be arranied.
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Prosperity Day to be Observed
On Extra Day of 1916 Caused !.
BY Leap Year--To Celebrate Day

With 1916 a leap year, adding one
/ day to the calendar year, a country
wide movement is on to use this extra
day. which is February 29th, as time
for observing Prosperity Day, and the
directors of the chamber OF commerce
yeeterday endorsed the movement and
will he the proper steps to see that
It is Il, lngly carried out.
The me-, mont in this city origin
ated through The receipt of a little
leaflet from a i~rge lithographing con
cern. setting fortl the advantages Of
observing Prosperity Day
The leaflet referred to above con
tains some excellent thoughts regard
ing Prosperity Day, among them be
ing the following:
"The great mint of time has coined
for us an extra day ~ 1916 o. Ills
day Tuesday, February 18th the
United States will become millions
of dollars richer on account OF the
extra twenty-four hours OF ti,1e.
"Y1d will receive on this day, an
extra Gays revenue, as VIII millions
of others in the United States In
view of these facts it seems appropri-
ate that Thursday, February 18th
should be known as Prosperity Day
throughout the United States. and that
on this day every effort should be
made to focus the attention of the
public upon the unparalleled condi-
tons of prosperity that now exist
throughout the land
Let the wage eafners open or. in
crease their bank accJuY IS by put
ting their wages for that day into the
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Cut This Out
1t Is Worth ..Honey


Cut out this advertisement, enclo~o
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and address clearly. You Will re-
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tanning:
% Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. the standard family remedy
for coughs, colds, Group whooping
cough, tightness and soreness in
chest, grippe and bronchial coughs.
(2) Foley Kidney Pills, for over
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back due to Kidney Trouble, sore
muscles, stiff joints, backache and
rheumatism.
(3) Foley Cathartic Tablets, a
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cathartic. Especially comforting to
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With First Methodi

"Conquering Mountain Heights,
will be the subject of the New Years
sermon IL a. IN. today by c. A. Jack
SON. World Crisis in the Church.
will be his topic at, 1880 p. m. Good
music at both hours. Miss Mabel
Tilliston of Virginia, and student in
Wesleyan Female College, will sing
at the morning hour. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Matrons Glass taught
by Mrs. d. W. Krauss, Philathias
taught by Mrs S L High, Barracks
taught by w Simmons. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 1880 p. m. You
are cordially invited to all services.