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mating the historic friendship that had existed between America and Germany in the day of the latter's critical struggle against a world in arms against her, was brusque to discOurtesy.
 Hollweg called attention of the Reischtag to the difference in the Wilson policy in permitting the Al lies to ship arms and munitions from America to the European war zone, and the way in which he de- nied this privilege to the factions which were struggling against one another in Mexico. Hollweg said
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BRITISH MOVE ON
 FROM CAPTURED CITY

around the Dvina lakes, but the Russian defenses around Riga and Dvinsk are so strong that these arc not likely to be successful. Prison CTS report that von Hindenberg has been personally experimenting the formation of the German attack plans in this section, and may super wise in person the opening spring drive.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27.- In prepsrationist quarters as well as in administration circles there is considerable alarm. The man who is excited this concern is the gentle man from Wisconsin, Robert La toilette.
 A night United Press dispatch says that Lafollctte in one man filibuster now threatens to hold up the naval preparedness appropria' tion of five hundred million dollars.
 How this can be done is simply because by a parliamentary trick,
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and it is also said that the Presi- dent has no immediate intention of going before Congress to discuss the situation. s
 Frankly it is not known whether Wilson desires that it should be understood that the Laconia sink ing is so clear that there can be no possible overt act discovered or or quite the reverse. Many New York papers this evening comment upon its ambiguity.
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SEATTLE, Feb. 27.-Captain Mike Powers, Inspector of Police was arrested at police headquarters today, charged with accepting a bribe. It is alleged that fifty dollars marked money was found in his pocket when arrested.
 The case has created no end of sensation.
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SEATTLE, Feb. 26.-The huge boom in ship building continues in the yards of this city. Additional contracts were received from the Cunard Steamship Go. for immedi- ate delivery. Tn all eight are now
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Judge Adams and Gale returned from the Casadepaga on Monday afternoon. It was soft travelling in that section of the country and on one occasion they broke through the, thin ice into a heavy overflow which wet both travellers. The scene of this awkard experience was at Ruby creek. The dogs took along some light looking glare ic' and one side of the sled broke through. Gale went to aid that side and the whole thing went down. Judge Adams got into the water up to his knees, but Gale went much deeper and the contents of the sled suffered from contact with the water
 Patronize the Nome Tailoring Go. Why? Because they do the best work, and. arc the only pioneer tailors in Nome.
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BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The probabil- ities being resumed within two weeks on the east front is the sub- ject of a special article by the mili- tary critic of the usually well in formed Tageblatt.
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everything they know how to get Lafollette in a more reasonable frame of mind so that the bill may pass. Many of his republican friends have exhorted him to avoid doing as he intends to do, pointing out that even if his filibuster prevents the passage of the bill this session, it will only delay the work, and put the nation to great increase in expenses for the extra session re- quired.
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THE PIONEER DANCE,

There will be a Dance at the Pioneer Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 28th adm. gents $1.00, ladies free. A good time guaranteed all who attend Dancing at 9.30 sharp. Refreshment.
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BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The Slavs showed signs of animation in Ga Mcia today and attacked again upon the Zlota Lipa. The high condition of the flood in the river prevents any possibility of the Teuton Hanks being threatened as was the Rus sian intention. There will be little offensive upon the part of the Rus
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HINTS ON COMFORT.

To look we'll you must feel well. Clothes help you to look we'll, if they are made to order and fit well, repaired well, cleaned well and well pressed. Therefore you will feel we'll.
 M. PASCOFF. Ladies and Cents Tailor Sbes 1t all + sc we'll. All. work guaranteed Cor. Laue's Way end Front Street
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BERLI, Feb. 27.-A terrific rain and wind storm is now sweeping over the entire western front mak- ing military operations impossible. The both sides have been unable to use aircaft on account of the ter rife storm for twenty-four hours. Trenches ran so deep with water that pumps had to be used to en-
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sians this spring. The Rumanian campaign has worn down their for ces and they are still so 1a1ly dis organized that a severe winter is all that is delaying the complete crush ing If their armies.
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PETROGRAD, (5b. 27.--'rhe Headquarters Staff announces thai the Germans are apparently deter mined to make an offensive opeEir,y
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GERMANS CLAIM THE
 THAMES SCENE FIGHT

able men to obtain sufficient footing in them and then they did not stand dry shod
 The streams are all running high with water and it is likely that a Hull may prevail in all sections until better weather supervenes.
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WHAT YOU THINK OF THIS <
 TALK ABOUT WAR PRICES
Special Sale at HoLT's.

Special Sale at HOLTS.
 During this week Holt will sell at uniform price each of 25c. eight hundred new short handled shovels, square or round pointed: take your choice, only 25c. each while they last. This special sale will last only during the present week. This is far below actual costs. is @
 fss HOLTS CASH STORE.
 DS~ruo Main na G
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ammunition depot near Paris and two hundred were killed and seven hundred wounded, the authorities keeping the matter quiet.
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DYING HEART TROUBLE.

BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 27.-Doctors despair of Governor Haines of this state recovering and it is announced that he is dying of heart trouble.
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Billingsleys are being used to rail- road the mayor for his activity in boosting and enforcing the dry law.
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LONDON, Feb. 27.-It is officially announced that in the capture of Kut the British captured a huge Turkish field force. These have been passed to the rear and the h. dian troops are fighting their way to Bagdad. Rail communication is being brought up along the river to prevent any delay to supplies or interference with communications.
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deem necessary to protect adequate ly the American vessels and Amer ican citizens in their lawful pursuits upon the high seas.
 The Committee further voted to establish a credit of one hundred million dollars to be expended at the discretion of the President.
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BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The capital is greatly enthusiastic over an offi- cial statement given out tonight that the German torpedo boats en- tered the mouth of the Thames and engaged in a fierce battle with Brit ish destroyers. Later being dam aged they retired.
 The people are frankly delighted by the daring of their seamen. advices report that twenty thousanG tons of ammunition exploded at an
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NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The re- port of the committee favoring arm ing American ships and authorizing
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RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP. Front St. g doors west of Alaska
 Bank. We do tke> best ' CLEANING ts PRESSING l-e ALTERING [ :.
 REPAIRING st 11e0ies snd Cen tleneas Clothes. \.
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Now ia the time to Subscribe.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27.-
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Country Correspondence:
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I'd here q while Saturday morning.
II also showed here Saturday nieht.
The o. f. s. Chapter did not mees
Saturday afternoon ON account Of
the bad weather.
There was not any Sunday school
or church here sunday on account Of
the bad weather
AIR and Mrs. G. II. Knykendall
went to Coleman county last Mon
day To visit Earl GIL and family for
a few days.
Merle and Aileen Kugkenaall arc
staying with their grandmother.
Mrs. Noble Y. Smith, while ar. and
Mrs, Kuykendali are gone,
Misses Alleen Kuykendail aud Min
ME Wakeland spent Wednesday
night with Misses f.ettie and Alleen
Wakeland.
Mesdames &. ". and G. &. Martin
spent Monday afternoon with Airs.
Bob satterfield, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob satterfield, r.,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Mallie V. Smith.
oner Lloyd and Glenn satterfield
went TO Mr. Beaarie cbiles' one
night last week and played forty
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elliott spent
Sunday afternoon and Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. r. Il Elliott.
Several from Nash have gone to
first Monday.
John Marks and several men from
Forreaton went to the river last
week hunting. The river got out OF
banks and they had to leave their
cars down there. The water was SO
high they could not get the cars out.
G. \. Martin came home satur-
day from Dallas, where he has been
taking treatment for stomach trou-
bic
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APPROPRIATIONS VIII.
EsXtxsED S2o,aa0, 900

AUSTIN, Texas. March 9 Item
i2sd buagets furnished for the ean-a
sideration Of the Thirty Filth iegIs-
lature and comparisons against the
general appropriation bill passed by
the Thirty Fourth legislature we're
completed Yesterday oy r. Y Melt
OILS, chief clerk OF the senate finance
committee
These budgets include the Judi
eiary, eleemosynary. departmental
and educational. but not the mlscei-
laneous aud deficiency appropria-
tions. ana call Tor a total al Sl9,~
1lS,216 for the fiscal years t9ts-
10. compared With SIS.SiS,51a APP
prepriated by the Thirty Fourth lex
islature for the last two fiscal years,
an Increase OF $5,29s,706
The various budgets for the next
two fiscal years and comparisons
with The appropriations fer the last
two fiscal years are AS follows
Judiciary 81 Ass.4iS - AGAINST
sa.40S. e22, an increase OF SS59.7S
Eleemosynary S5.s6a.S22. COM
pared with SaI6s.Ste, a. Increase
.of sI,SlS.972
Departmental Ss,aea,3a4, eom-
pared with Ss,les,sl2. GA increase
81 Sz&fa4e
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s.slei,es 90 u sel.aa!.

That the professional coach Of col
lege and hish scaeoi athletic teams
baG como jntothis own IS demonstrate
ed by the announcement OF the
University OF Illinois that it VIII con-
unue this summer its school Tor ath-
lotls coaches
4he professional coach was once
rarely tolerated by educators, but
now progressive institutions saoh as
This state university realize tnaL
coaches are important factors Ia cell
lege life and the yonng meu who
are following the profession shoaia
be giTon a chance to learn how to
direct athletic teams 10 the best ad
vantage
The Illinois school was started as
an experiment IN 1at4s put MAS an
Immediate suceess, Last summer IA
persons. so per cent Of whom were
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.av nigh with Miss waddell.

day night with Miss Wraddel,
tom West OF Greeavllle. Mr. aud
Mrs, Manuel smith and daughter,
Marie, spent Saturday night and
sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. Geo.
West.
Rex. Herrin end wife Of sardia
spent Saturday night with Mr., Lo-
veil and family
The writer was requested to an
ucunee that on Friday March 1eta,
Lone Elm and ovilla viii play
basket bail at this place between
2:80 and O'Clock.
wyHa Woodell and wife spent
sunday with MIR aad Mrs. Ratgton.
Monroe Delk was with Geo. West
awhile Saturday night
Henry Hawks came With DR. Pop
I'm to see Mr. West SUNDAY.
Johnny and laura kirkland were
with Miss Faye Yves. awhile satur-
dsy evening
Geo Roberts spent sunday with
AR West and family, bringing them
some fresh meat
Remember singing sunaay even
Ing. Lei every one be present VIM
can.
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Luis. ten niles north Of Santiago.
are burning The people d san
Luis we're greatly alarmed and haat
harricadea in tbs streets, expecting
an stack from the rebels. The AM
orleans were landed from the mine
layer. san Francisco, the cruiser
Olympia. he gnnhoat Petrol and the
guAhoai Machias.
The people Of SANTIAGO have re-
gained confidence since the landing
Of the Americans Thsre has been
no fighting here as 4 result OF the
arrival Of tbs American guards.
Heavy fishtins Is reported IN the
vicinity oe patgaa sori@aa. Many
civilians are ieaying the city 70 Join
the constitutional army
Government forces commanded W
Colonel Varena have landed 1T An
ulla on the northern coast Of oriente
Province directly acroes the island
nom Santiago.
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souTIi Prove

There was no services 1t tl.is
RACE SUNDAY, onaseount Of II being
such an extremely cold day. Il.
hsagh 99r pastor. Rev. It II. pres.
fridge. was present.
Briee burgess spent Sunday in
Nash.
iiemeF Burton Is very SICK al THIS
wiring.
Mrs Joe Tapp Of Altas. Ola.
d spending few days lit tho he'd
side 81 her brother. Thomas Downs
FIo lives with Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. e.
Knox, and is very sick with appen-
dieItls.
AIRS. Traxio NAV chiies ana -.:,..
daughter, Agnes D. spent Tuesday
With Mrs Annie Lanier 81 Nash.
Req. IL, ". frestgiaEe took din
ner sunday with Bob Aday.
FafFar Briggs WIS The sunday
guest OF Frank Graston.
Ms. John Taylor and daughter.
TAEre. spent Tuesday with Mrs. i.
u, Tidwel.
Mrs. i W. Tucker ana little son
Francis and Mrs. ". s. Cox Of
Waxahaehie aud Mrs. Alma Morris
ot Eiatehins spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Stanley Canada.
Miss Gertie Carroll spent last
week with her uncle. jim Carroll,
OF rear WaSahaehie.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe jenkins Of
Pstriek Chapel were in this neigh
berdood Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tidwen OF
saftlis spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs =. NJ. Tid@eil
Il. J. Hankins spent Sunday even
ing with Thomas Downs who Is very
sick.
Miss Clara Lewellen went 10
Plano Friday aud returned sun
day
Dee Matthews spent Saturday
night With Ebert yantreese.
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=.
MI ana sifs. aao'itoe Nets''a tooN
uihiief Wleh eaf. ana hfs' 4oi
Reetes 0uAdaS-
Miss Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Curry. Mr., and AIRS. Oldham took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. John Vim
son Sunday.
dr. and Mrs. Frank McElFoy and
Mr.. and Mrs Gather motored to
Cats to see Earl keesee and family
Sunday
Mr.. Bigham aud MIR. McAexander
We're called back to the grand jury
again Monday.
Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Withefspoon
visited Mrs. +, T. Crews Of WaNaha-
chie Monday.
Ar. Sam White and family were
in oyllla ear riding late Monday.
Mrs, Walter act'iroy visited Mrs
Oldham Monday
Mr. and AIRS. Holt Spain are seen
riding in a new ear.
Our reed commissioner, FRANK
Reese. was shaking hands in oyilIa
one day last week.
Miss May Clark and Miss ora
Brooks spent Tuesday night with
Miss Velma Mcdowell, Miss Alma
Powers and brothers Joined them ia
the amusement Of the eFenins- All
report n splendid time.
Mod Withetspoon and wife spent
Tuesday with their daughter heaf
Midlothian. Mrs. Shaw.
The new library for the school
was installed this week consisting
of two hundred books costing S19'
Mrs. Maggie Curry visited her
daughter, Mrs Garvin, "Wednesday
4 nice rain fell Thursday to the
qualification of the water hanletrs
Of ovilla community
Phil Dawson returned Saturday 70
spend few days with home folks
Mrs. Ryan called on Mrs Henry
Curry Saturday
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EtlRgEsTON.

s.nton Hampton VINO $3.50" '.',p,'a,, ! !
|. { college, spoat the Nf'ea eila
q ! ID mother, Mrs. AolIIe Y.
|Bsnpton. .,,o,. IL
y, n rs. carter LASS Monday
j.. Matte YarDrough OF Wax
..,ssIe spent several days last week
IN ur and Mrs. Charlie Hampton.
!, and hrs. viii Worley went 70
r,,saschie Monday 10 zee her
.,dnsrents. slr. and Mrs. John
ssts. who are both very III.
v...rs i. Il. Johnston, Ruel
s,.B,op, Carl Morris and George
|E,sou spent last week hunting IN
rnaiy bottoms
Ms K. II. Atkins Went 10 venus
y,saay 10 attend the burial Of her
Inn. Who died very suddenly Mon-
III morning,
Ms. Noliie Y. Hampton and Mr..
N Mrs. Charlie Hampton will go
DaIas Tuesday where Mr., hamp-
h Will undergo an operation.
Nj. Lam Ellison will leave Tues
Ay for Marlin, Texas, where she
IN take treatment for rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. |. W. Phelps attend
the style show in Dallas Monday.
Ns Eunice Sullivan of Ennis
Hssht school here a few days last
hi, while Mrs. Lula McColium was
The bedside Of her sick daughter
N'azahaehie.
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SOUTH PRONG.

2W N. ". Prestridge filled his
wllaf appointments Sunday. We
ID bad missionary services in the
Haag, An essay was read by
b " H. Hankins and Miss Pearle
h Pig On the life OF Paul.
Mss Lula odom of Buena Vista
asadd services here Sunday.
Hiss Gersie Carroll spent last
ri With her uncle, Jim Carroll.
Misses Clara Lewelling and Pearl
y Pc, Lula odom aud yelrna
We ate dinner with Mr.. and
PC. l. Roebuck Sunday.
NJ and Mrs, Charlie Scott spent
Eaaag evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
atlty Canada.
s'i'e' MattHe~s ana MS brother,
= Matthews, were in this COM
atg Sunday.
y AID Mrs. S. c. Cox OF Waxa-
90 spent one day Lass week with
y daughter Mrs. Stanley Canada.
VA Burgess and Miss Edna
al also spent one evening last
= viii Mrs. Stanley Canada.
. v, Il, Hankins spent Mauday
MS ] NJ, Matthews of near
w Fao is real sick with la
I md Mrs. Cleo Parton spent
a'aG night with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. q near Maloney.
: and Mrs. Oscar Wheatley
y Page. ~ =
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There was no sunday Seaoo' "e
this place SUNDAY on account o. 'uV
weather. Everyone seemed 10 r'j''0'
over the beautiful snow.
Mrs. G. Is. Pigg spont sunday al
ternoon with home folks,
Miss Clara l1ewellyn spent tton'
Friday till Sunday with her sist'''
Mrs. Smith. at Plano,
We gladly invite everybody ~
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81 Extra Features

81 extra features. That is, wanted faa-
lures an OF which tnogs cars onait BncaasA
ii the added eosf Things like a power
tire pump. for instance
There are 81 Of these extras ia the
Mitchell today. and nearly al are In Nit
chslIs alone They viii eegt us this year
about s4oa6,0ea And All arg Paid for
out Of Eaetars savings. due TO Bate eff
cheney methods.
Such things, as sou know, appeal to
motor ear buyers And All motor ear
buyers will know them.
II you vans saeh attractions III the car
ttaat san buy, look up the Mitchell al
vantages.
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY. Inc.
Racine. Wis, u s A.
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! a'a a nice little snow satur-
!. a'n'. Some have planted ear-
,6'4 y : very good at this writ
|. '9'fs TO report Nj. Harper
A. s.s'asa NJ D, Dagaal and c.
|, :, spent pleasant afternoon
| |. u, " Il. Raines Wednesday,
\ :. . Cox spent Tuesday after
b. "a Ms, c. A. Word.
| -, 'sassieye Word and Marie
+ s'' Sunday with Mrs, W. II,
k,t,. saaflle Raines spent satur-
N s No. with the Misses KIRK
"a Mamie Kirk. W '''sS-
\ g. Gertrude Berry soeDt last
n, ~ Miss Ola Martin at Md
4 M 1a.,.' Word of wa4anacnto
~ 1 l..l' With home folks.
d, \ ''asle Berry spent The a,y
pa ss'asa spent a while with
i l ls,,,. Saturday 1t evening
d 'l e,,.l Kirk has the measles.
' ,.5 Nj. Harper. sunday after
H. y ~ Mrs. W i r1aye. made ,
~ TO Wasahac0Ie satur,
\ 'r''@ Saturday. 'P'oS at
' y, :. woGpssS srs ''''''nr
%e Mrs =
Ossaell. '''O Mr. and Mrs.
sA a' ss'e y Word spent s,tor.
\ ass .a Cassie Lpe MeKe nv or :
ta,assaaa' earvin spent 't sa,pr.
y pts e w with Mrs. G, no ,'@,u,
" : better at pre- s'sn list.
4 ~, NASH
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AMERICAN TROOPS IN
CHANGE Al SANTIAGO

SANTIAGO. Cuba, March 81
Four hanared men from Ainerieanl
wafshlps have landed and taken
Charge III saAtiaeo. The cane fields
anu Che Union sugar Atiils at SAN
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WAXAHAcHIE DAILY LIGHT FRIDAY. MARCH .. 1917.

come ana join IN with us sunday a.
-tso as Y Is Cur regular alnalne
aay a the Fails. Everybody conc
oat aud take part II the singing
We are expecting some good singers
% be present.
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luxury THIS scar we add ~ per cent
to The coss IF oilr flush, upholstery ard
trimming.
The reault II heat-fixel finish. deap,
lnsgfoas ard enduring. Also extra grade
leather and cestIg cushion Strings. Also
a finished touch 20 every Fody detail Yogl
have naYan seen d car III The sfltenesl class
anywhere near so exquisite.
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SAf1Is.

March has daWBea with every re-
hinder that il is windy month,
Another fine rain fell Thursday
and Friday of last week. followed
by lignt snow and cold
Sunday was a very disagreeabie
day under foot, but goodly crowd
" is present at sunday school at 10
a. m. and the singing IN the after
a Jcn and at night service.
Remember that sunday, the
1tth. VIII be Rev. Wagner'a APP
poiBtment ct the Methodist church.
ali invited
Jones Dolk and Misses Nina May
TdWell and Thelma Garvin were
With Z. ]. Delk and family sun
day.
Henry Hawks and wife and
daughter, lma, and Miss Emma
Bratther took dinner wi'h Dr and
Mrs. Pophn Sunday.
Miss Minnie Kirk of Ions
g,s.
braafo N'sl'tD '''9' ''-''
Sunday to Tuesday
AfF. aud Mrs, Bert Render we're
guests oil r. . ''e'A '.''" "''s 80
Qay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs 1.oFa ('Feea 9
Mensfield were guests o. ,le l@',s
parents, mr.. sHd MIS- Ai'sn Zoe,
tae 1ateef pal' oi iase N.Y." -, -
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tid@ell were
guests sunday CT ar ana MIS- ",
T Eastman,
Mr. and Mrs J. 8 byh'm were
with pr. and Mrs j. H. Joyce
sunday
Mrs. Frank PoinaeNter OF zen
ton visited Mrs lir- RoPAn ioesosy
afternoon Of this week.
II y Highto~er IS now dflF1ns
a new ear.
Messra. Eag! Mcclellan ana - y
uisAtower attended me UNION rev,
val Meeting at We&ohaehie Moao"S
night ,,.,..,.or
Mrs. H. NJ. GafYin and 0eosasHr'
Louise, were Win Mrs fFa"e'S 0'
ner Tuesday.
j. Il. Peeler made business a3R
to Glenrose last week.
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Extreme Luxury

This year We start to build al MITCHELL
bodies, open ard enclosed. They are
butt III q model body plant anAei Bate
efficiency methods.
This new saving IS all spent on extra
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InNN NtM.

fine rain fen bere lest NeeA
and snow saturday nishe
Geo. West ia On the sick i'se,
Miss Helen Chapman speat ihefS-
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81 Extra Features Ins2lres
Extreme Luxury

The result seems to be lifetime car
Even the snringstha weakest part
usually seem 10 be ali-enduEina. Not
enc Bate cantilevea spring has ever yet
h6an broken.
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when gen want TO rent, bay. sell
or exchange anything. eali AS and
ask fox tia want sd man Il
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y. NASH
n1sss,s = has been a veos ),
TIE sunshine. II sV slse Of