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Sharp County record., 1917-02-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Donnrtmont of mo InterIor.

U. s, Land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas
February 9th, 1917
Notice In hereby given that Frank Holtof King
Mills, Arkansas, who on January Is, lpl4, made
Homestead Entry No, 0iO5N, for Half Lot
NV Or, N Half Lot 2 NV Or, Section g. Town
ship II North Range West, and 81 or SW or"
Section 81, Township II North, Range West
9Th Principal Meridian, has flied notice OF inten-
ton to make Three Year Proof TO establish claim
10 the land above described, before Circuit Clerk
AZ Evening Shade, Arkansas on the "a day OF
March, 1917,
Claimant names M witneaaoei ?, II, Holt Err
nest i, Wilea, w. W, Horton, 70, u, Kelley, all OF
King Mllls, Ark,
John w. Allen, Register,
Sharp County record., 1917-02-16
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
But One Criminal Case Was Submitted
Before The Petit Jury.

Judge J. B. Baker opened circuit
court here Monday. Prosecuting
Attorney John C. Ashley was pres
ent to represent the state. Follow
| ing is the disposition made of the
criminal docket
STATE VS.
Denton Wiles and Jim Ferguson,
grand larceny, bond of Wiles for
feited; no service had on Ferguson.
T. W. Ring, selling mortgaged
property, continued.
Luther Simpson, grand larceny,
forfeiture on bond.
Phone Gay, grand larceny, jury
trial, verdict of aequittal by order
OF the court.
Phone Gay, grand larceny, con-
tinued.
John W. Thompson, embezzIe-
ment, indictment quashed, resub-
mitted to grand jury.
W. |. Simpson, malicious mis-
chief, jury trial, not guilty.
THE CIVIL DOCKET
Mrs. M. Y. Simmons vs. Nose Nc
Ginness, verdict for McGinness.
D B. Kelley vs. 7. j, Tompkins,
continued on application of Tomp-
kins at his cost for this term.
Arminta Hines vs. Margaret
Sharp, administrator estate of Jas.
Norris, deceased, continued,
Sharp County vs. W. Thompson,
judgment against four banks of the
county for S234.65 deposits of
Thompson.
Nose McGinness vs. Ace Long,
judgment for McGinness.
S. L, Shaver vs Dee Mathews,
continued.
Sharp County Bank vs w. @.
Smith, judgment confessed by
Smith.
COURT NOTES
Visiting attorneys attending the
court were: J. B. McCaleb, Joe
McCaleb, S. M. Bone, Batesville;
W. R. Chestnut, Hardy; D. L. King,
Williford.
Judge Baker appointed G. P. o.
iver of Sidney, M. D. Barnett of
Pouehkeepsie and J. R. Edwards of
Evening shade as Jury commissions
ers and these gentlemen selected
jurors for the next term Of court on
Tuesday.
Jasper Hutchinson of Layne is
foreman Of the grand jury, c. C.
Price of Evening Shade clerk and
James Harrison of Evening Shade
bailiff. The grand jury was still in
session when this paper went to
press Thursday. The petit jury
was discharged Wednesday.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-16
HONEST LHBOR

Good honest labor never hurt anybody Worry Kills
more people every year than work It's always Tue iue
man who finds things to kick and complain about ,
The farmer works So does the merchant 80 does the
professional man. So does the banker WORK taxes the
kinks out of mans head the frogs out of his throat the
gas off his stomach the WEAKNESS out OF bis legs ana gives
Sin dood annette clearer vision and good living
Add m this nice little account bank where part
of his earnings are gradually accumulane and there w
he conentment also Your account may mean more work
for US but we will be glad to do it, That IS what we are
here for.
Bank of Cave City
FuIN Insured Against Burglary
Sharp County record., 1917-02-16

Just received a car load Of Hia-
watha waqons. Prices and terms
right Gray Nero, Co, Cave City
Mrs E. L, Sullivan and her little
daughter, Helen, of Pouehkeepsie
spent two or three days in Evening
Shade this week with relatives and
friends.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-16
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
slss.'s'. ss.s' 's: Of I1HZzzx

Mr. and Mrs, J. ", Sharp are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a son at
their home, the youngster making
his appearance Friday night. This
is their first born.
H. B. Hill Of Paul's Valley, Okla,
was here Monday and Tuesday
and during that time met very
many of his old Sharp county
friends, In years past Mr. Hill held
a majority Of Sharp county offices,
and has the record Of having never
been defeated for a public position
In this county, He has been In Ok
lahoma IA years, His friends are
glad to know that he Is enjoying
good health and that he is prosper
ing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

oie eiuem @runo5ins bon ie $42 IN.
terliegcH eetouit. 0ie SitIe @udr.
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Saaerbaus Gigcutblm Gr l0s,
&elt 6aDetteitroBe. erparb Charles
y. &urts bon Der Guardian Sruit
80, IN Dorf. 3D., Dor Ginger 8eit.
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fouiten bon @Oparo s. Stord oos
9runOdnSireie Sons gT. BIZ, @ml.
TorO. .gIueme. Der geiistiteI lpirrOe
bon ser Sitlc Guarantee & Grtit
20. gepriiit imo earontirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
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men lnO itoIieniidcr Gmoiac.9lrbeit
pcrleiben Der Sommlima cineu ali.
BrgeioobnIideu 6BIomS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

Scit Ocm 70. 0e5cmber miro scr
lG SATIRE oIlo Soue5 S. 5inclair
BON 9tr. 24il. CltG6dIc.5tr Der
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iageu Der @attiu Oe5 @ernibien,
6rou Guola SintIoir. bat i6r Wlanu
an Sage icineS Geribmmocns eiielr
sirttcr oiiaeiudi. Der Gin Boot an
9'icr s Iicgcn bat. 0icr pcrblieb CT
cine GhmOc imo purOe ipGter il BE.
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s'ou bier ob 0atirt iciu Nerlhipinocu.
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@illiam @iutneu SamiItou, l5
Scbrc alt Der bier in gir. itl. g{orO
@recne-@traBc, wo9ntc. mirO felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
gSrien.geridlt.

StObtaftien itanoeu in GROCER Nodb.
y irage oui Der gIeip' Dorfer 9(tticn.
gorie. - 9luOerc SnOldtrie-9lus.
aabeu profitirten oIei@ious. ~
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menioen g9inuten lticgen ieoob oieic
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fatiou profitircn ipurOcn mn eiuen
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$300,0O0000 iiir 0iuuition 6uriid-
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bon iciner StGrfc Gin.
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tolls oiinltige @eiuinuc. @lorinc'
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loge 1T bier einc giinitge, imO be.
liebt cine grobe ylodfroac nod crit
tlaliiGen @ertbpopiercn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
3Otal
$1O,22l,S99.39
|erbinSlidfcitem:

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

@eniomiu MorriS. % BON Seoi6.
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Doc 9iem 9Dort.
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&appeuiIlc. @ay lmO 9ieIlic u. @lo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
Seirat0s.giesnssm.

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@immer. 90.
Gonolo @l. Sole. %. bon Sarl.
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globert g. N6bnIeiu, %. bon g'iS.
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lid, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
@rnnOcissut6nmS.Wlarft.

Die tiir5Iicb iinter Dem GiteI ullni-
Deriitdts Somcs So. eegriinoete eje-
iellidaft bat BON George g8. Spoc
oos srlno5insfreic 2ano on oer
y'orooitGde Der 80. imo Cnf. StrnBe
eefouit. Der geiistiteI ipnroe BON
Der Sitle Guarantee & Trult 60. ga.
rontirt.
Drotou sVt. Nito bat bon Soworo
q. Qomeu Die ucuen Yabtortmolhidc
Scr. 243O bis 2446, Citing. .Strobe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

tcm -. December uermiBt. Scr
Mann wolltc iid mGbrenS ser 6ciers
ilec nad ieiner SeiRotbsnoot 0ap,
ten, Ohio begcbcu it BORT ober nidt
ciagetroficn.
&crrp Glopiuc, 81 Sabre off.
miro oIS uerluiBt gemeloet Der
@'om wobnte in ylr. $50. SIo.@iol.
loc.StyaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

Su ct. 9IaucS.Noipitol Dcri.1icS
i'm S0, 2ebcuSidbrc 9Raior @iliam
9. Sopt, slr. 2004 Sollius Eira6e
wobuboit an innerIibcu @crlcein.
Gen, oic CT Iidl nor unaeid6r circn
@ouat ourb ciueu Shrj bon ciuer
lrcppc in ieiuer 9Robnima 5uaeju-
NeA hnttc. Seine gRiltwc Srat 0o.c
Nopt, ioirie orci 9teiicn iibcrle6eu
ibA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

gyiercuatiIe gacuyg.
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oO2 eio NaroIanO xpi wibo.

1aumatcriolien Lbiircu 5euiier-
rabmet 21ocu etc.
Sas,, y, Setter SO. iib--.t7 Gio.dreoe
%aicnt-gimpdlte.
GbiUiH y. eamnrIs, yiedisamuaIt; qat,utr.
Nanoels'S 6Etnatteu, BeJiegSrebie UlngUs
ano Irllli NmlOine.
Sbaps.a u 6srauicu, ito III gap Wmiotua.
q. 3. 4 ". z. Sowas6. Al Continental Nloa
VraiiiareH leIi 1872 erioIereI1 III Baltimore
glAtomoGile.
Tsseere l-s5 $3.50. 40 s27so
uXNeato Msotpr 90 Ui Baltimore, gtntleaa
e yaBe nnp Nli. 5rOalglbenne
rsloH, Ole popuiure Gnr %895 unO $Sfh.
wnr-ici Wlnbtle Co., 00tAGe laos 10 3icrE,
S1ESpirt9idnitIide @erGibc uuS
gGsuercicn.
vriHtts xuraer Co. eos acFtAVaca'cuaus.
FIiunbing, 5nrnoccs, 9larseS unS
Geien Dntbocden lm6 Miuucn.
9taacn HrOs.. J2S 3oros5rsmort slecn4c
SSupierihmicOr uno 9sImn5ers.
Je9g Savsrh lIS4 Spamts giraac IS. 8 R
Observation-Disclosures.
g. Z etadH,ers & So,
1i7-2i 0ht6lpef 0numer,e NullOino.
o1sailcc 6easr NeyRaegnRgs-0jelepi poh
tbnp. iito Nd!imorcf5ir0hr
o1saildl 9im. aeRerSeFilncrAusf.y .yegeni9alLA
Nnlllulvse SituGe ms 1nlioH 1onio sDrnlc
ns.ulal Srinynnee go; Of S1uetDDel" etntD Dr.
2sorileln, hcnen5 Wtll0Aer i0l LOB 0bam'
bet o. Commerce &nlloiiQ.
n0grHlorin de&cr Wcrhtrignae cJeiciiiaagt,"
BALTIMORE INTO Yortb.sirabe
9}lc1pIoticn gRcian ctr.
yhoH gvuIIiH 0uq SHe, i5-is euiaer;ioR
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GiaelltbAWe.N0eNten ua0 N6A0lcr.
Eisrgs g. Ihoaa Msporo, 10 CilpeIlnotss,
tsiravs.
3eimaca. 3eitiAriiicH clt
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g'epsra Geinaiisiabgsr 2si H eaitrstslf.
! geuiidhe @ijdber imG 3ciiicariIicn.
sl' SauiIiah gif eo6. gssiisiriuaioH aiiaas
Ehoioeropb.
Sadirad 0in i,noiolrapb ron glns6eloauHa.
/ VT. ~. gSr.tyestlH,oi StreHe.
Natinnnl-8anlcN.
! ,,xsc CIR wOun WuAanal saNl" 'ydh. me
IeicrsEhubc 3ncce ". &cUi, Rthnb,uf;
Neutb -. Hcoliq, Vniiirer
,Seg0nb GaiinHaf SAUL 432 Gilhfgrpntoag.
yS g. gSn0ncr tnllrer
,,gaeltcFu yailonGi NaHi" IA WorA'U Uuialrl8ir.
Vs. Wnrion, aallirer.
Gta1is,9lanfen.
.,rentlme Wahf Vtu WaIiimors" ealumoye-
uuo ooui0nDs9irdf gugul gscber Er0ns
nsut; Aobn y rcUpcr Sicesl'railocfi;
@corge 81 Suna Hnlirrr
Spar. 9aufcn.
oGtnHne eparbaag boa Walitmure,~ uuinD
nm WHliiniOrc @trnbc
9uIIi.Gomp1anien
.eaIs pfpUut aaO 1Yaa 0ompaHp," IS dcmR
tsif0Re
mhouHcHteu bic hca .pruil1eu Gsrtefpen.
heuifn" mint phntlih nesr nHfeafima1ln fv.
Heiifn. NUh efhriru. her rfiicf bntOH hei Tffe,
posn easf intsitsA Misilpfllans su nlOagts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

Sfnpleri1ntic0c un0 @llunberS.
IpDn &nurri, 1884 SbnmfSscrasc Is. q N
Acierhun: N6plle 1859.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
Deutlctle Sparbanf
Uun Baltimore,
SaS@rl.Gdc Saitimprc- uuO GutaBStr.
uun Baltimore,

Qos Gircorm ha cine 2iDOeuSe ;nr 9aic cucm
Adcn %rUjcn 1O9r iir 0a 81 1ceHber 10 G cOcnoe
5olr au mOnotden @iIuricn crrldrt Oe ocotcu 0on
bc unS Seponirt aO 3nicn bercdgt n0 Sicr 6gtraSo
ScnSc G@9) nmO sic abrIideu Sun 3ae6 oOsr i'm 0oncn
uirr %rO5cH Sobr urrocl uuO nod oo SOumr 97
IN Den 0cpoieubidjcru outacibre6cu mcrOcn.
G6arIss SyiIman, 9rdiiScut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

MhonHcHteu Bic bca sprniidieu asggefpnn,
h'utfn" mint pkntiiiN nerr nHfeafiWAGln ~
Halifn, Nuh efhriru her rfiief bnpOH ha rsit,
posa eosr inrsliisA Mlsllpdlans su m0asa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

Baltimore, Wo, I. Sanior 1917.
A inoen nod Friug Dab ole AnIogn Der Central Soonas
8un Baltimore crgGie in @iten better rt gemod limo
6ob Oc Gorebeu gut 9ei limo uO Bob Oc gout purfo
idtig uerpoltet Miro
g. Stsreh IeSlm,
gSiaam o. Batter, Sr,
i. EembrOfe SbUm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
Tallcr.& rlichcrllltaei.

@lc3pIottCn 2Rcion etr.
yhon gVuIItN cuq Snei ig-i5 euiasraoR
eirlbe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-28
\ D " 7 D re D j c {
YOUR We 6 1T
u Simple, Safe, Reliable Way

II you are carrying around ten TO
sixty pounds of unhealthy fat you
are unnecessarily weakening your
vital organs and are bearing bur
den which destroys the beauty OF your
figure.
Why continue to be victim of
superfluous fat? II you want TO re-
duce your weight in a simple, safe
md reliable way, without starvation
diet or strenuous exercise, here Is a
test worth trying, Spend some time
daily N the open air take seven
deep breaths each morning and night
and get from any good druggist box
Of oil Of korein capsules take one
after each meal and one before felliS
ing al night; also follow The simple
direction that come witba-the hoX
Weigh Yourself once week, SO as
TO know uaghowfost you Ngre lasipe
weight, and don't leave of the treat
ment or even skip single dose un-
I'll YOU are down. TO normal.
Oil Of koren is absolutely harm
less il pleasant TO take and helgs di-
4esiiOn. Even a few days treatment
he been reported to show notice
able reduction in weight. the step
becomes lighter, your work easier, q
more buOvani. vlvacious feeling
takes possession of your whole body
and mind
II you are oyerstout YOU should
glve this treatment trial You are
very likely to be surprised and de-
lighted. Amaze yonr friends, too!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-28
sIumher Party

Miss Marion Barnes was hostess
to slumber party given at her home
Friday evening. The first. part of the
evening was spent in line party to
the Gem and refreshments at the
Owl After returning to the home Of
the hostess the girls danced and sang
until the twelve o'clock whistle blew
and then they all gathered around a
table which was decorated in sweet
peas and duck pond, and had a mid
night lunch. In the morning the
girls were served with breakfast and
about ten they left for their homes
after enjoying very pleasant lark
The guests of the evening were the
Misses Sarah Williams, Leda, Wanda
and Catherine Gambrill, Ora Mae
Higgins sImmogne Traver Madeline
Herrin, ? Geraldine suI@s Berthas
Enster and Helen. Hazel and Marion
Barnes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-28
On the Golf Links

Par and bogey are two terms in
gclf often very puz2ling to the begin
ner.
On asking an authority the other
day just what their meaning might
be, the answer was received that par
4 perhaps gntft and bogey is just
golf and good golf at that Bogey
on each hole IS usually one more
'than par, or just the same according
to the hazards Par on the whole
course on the Guthrie links is a.
What one should play the course in
II he were playing a perfect game.
This score was made al one lae by
W r Welch the president q The
mems club, score OF which he and
the club are justly proud,
Par is regulated BY the United
states golf association and is gauged
by the number of yards for each hole.
On holes up TO 225 yards, par is 3.
On holes from 22G to l95 yds par
is 1
ON holes from 426 10 GOO yards par
IL B.
On holes from COZ yards upwards
rar ID &
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lthrie links are as follows


Priority on the Teeing Ground
"a A match begins by each side
PLAYING bali from The first teeing
ground
A ball played from outside the lin
i,s Of the teeing ground, may be ut
once recalled by the opposing side,
and may be rc-teed without penalty
If ball when not in play, fall Off
tee. or be Knocked Off a teel by
the player in addressing IT, it may
be reteed without penalty; if the ball
lie struck when so moving, no pen
atty shall be incurred
The Honor
C2) The option of taking The honor
Al the first teeing ground shall, II
necessary, be decided by lot.
A bah played by player when MS
opponent should have have the honor
hay be al once recalled by the op-
posing side. and may be reteed with
ont penalty.
The side which wins hole shall
ttke the honor at the next teeing
ground If hole has been halved
ihe side which had the honor at the
previous teeing ground shall retain
T.
On beginning new match, the
winner Of the long match in the pre-
vious round shall take the honor i
the previous long match was halyed,
The side which last won hole shall
take the honor.
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Domestic Science Club.

Domestic oCltnCc Niup'
The Domestic Science club met in
the home of Mrs l. l. Mccormick Fri
day afternoon and the assisting hos
tesses were Miss Mary Harris, Mrs Y
c Purcell, Mrs W F Powers and Mrs
] d Osborne Mrs Speer was leader
of the program Mrs M Vandeyort
had a paper on oklahoma Products
There was a discussion of state and
municipal pure food laws, and OF the
sanitary conditions of the markets in
Guthrie. Mrs Osborne demonstrated
vegetable salad and a two course
luncheon was served Four new mem
hers were voted into the club. Mrs
James Purcell Mrs G W Speer, Mrs
Clifford Porter, and Mrs Chester An
derson and Mrs + l. Hayes was a
special guest Mrs Ralph Hron gave
very interesting report OF her VISIT
in pawnee during the First District
Federation convention.
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luncheon tables held vases Of Killar
ney roses as centerpieces and delci
Gus two course refreshments were
served The club favors in the game
of auction were won by Mrs Webb
Baker for top score and Mrs S l.
Spurrier for low ana the guest fay0rs
by Miss Cassidy and Mrs Haskell
This is the last regular meeting OF
the club this season
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The O O o club members had de ;
llghtful dinner with Mr. and Mrs |
Loyeless last evening Bridge was
played during the evening and the top
score was made by Mrs Earl Hopkins
and the low score by Mr. Hopkins, The
next meeting will he with Mr. and Mrs
George Paddock in Two weeks, after
which the club viii disband for an In
definite period
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Worst Was Feared

Perhaps the briefest funeral ora
ton ever delivered was that of an old
negro Of Mississippi over the body OF
aiother OF his race who had borne a
very had reputation. Lifting his hat
and looking down upon the coffin
the old fellow said in solemn funeral
tones: Sam Wiser, yo' is gone We
hopes yo is gone whar we spects yo'
hain't."
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CALENDAR.

Saturday.
Guthrie Crlbbage Club-Mr and Mrs
Tom Welch and Mr. and Mrs Webb
Baker.
City Federation Carnegie Library,
Travellers Club Mr. and Mrs D l.
Murrow.
Rooney Mooney Shah Club-Mrs
win Patterson.
Phi Delta Gamma Club-Mrs G j
Kendle.
Monday
Social Crochet Club Mrs ] N Curl.
Cambridge club Carnegie Library
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ing and the child used to scratch, and
some nights would be very restless, and
in the day very irritable.
I'VE had him treated but il did not
cure him, and he had the eczema fifteen
months Then we commenced 10 use
Cuticura The first application acted
like magic and we used two boxes Of
Cuticura Ointment and three bars OF
Cutieufa Soap when he was healed. :"
tSlgnedl Mrs Julian Cump, Winter
poek, va July II, 1910.
Why moi use these fragrant, super
creamy emolients for everyday toilet
and nursery purposes and p1rqeH these
distressing skin troubles.
For Free Samples by Return Mail
address postcard "Cuticura, Dept. Ii,
Boston, Sold everywhere.
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Save and Be fat on This Bread

Save and Be fat on This Bread
Here's The latest menu for war
bread which it is claimed is more
nutritious and cheaper than other
breads.
Gules Biron. chef Of the Hotel
Nariinque j New York. who planned
tie reci9a, says The bread Is eaten
thru France and lasts a week before
getting stale.
The recipe Isl Four ounces rye
flour 2 ounces whole wheat, lbs.
white floue I quart water, l. . ounce
Yeast and / ounce salt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-28

Mr. and Mrs Earl Evan (Ethel Sny-
der) who were married last Monday
were rendered reception and shower
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Smith in
West Noble avenue last evening.
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ing. After a pleasant evening with
games, refreshments we're served by
Miss Dilley to the members of the
class and one special guest, Miss lnez
Rohrer,