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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01
Extra Session of Congress Now Said
In he Certain

Washington Dispatch, Feb. 81.
An extra session of the 65th Con-
gress to assemble either within a
few days of the adjournment of the
present Congress or else on or about
May 1 is certainty.
This fact was today admitted by
leaders Of both parties in both houses
of Congress and the statement as to
the approximate dates of assembling
came from the highest source of leg
islative authority in Washington. The
congestion Of national business which
has been becoming daily and hourly
more apparent has tonight reached
a state now where the physical prac-
ticability of passing the great ap-
preparation bills is very doubtful.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01
AMERICANS STILL HELD
Germany Claims Disease Has Broken
Out and Sailors Cannot be Releas-

GERMANY Claims Disease Has Broken
Out and Sailors Cannot be Releas-
ed
Berlin Dispatch, Feb. &c.
The release of the American pris
oners brought to Germany on the
steamer Yarrowdale, although order
ed sometime ago, says the Overseas
News agency, cannot be carried out
for the present moment, as an infec-
tious disease has been discovered at
the place of their residence.
As the outbreak of the malady ne
cessitates quarantine measure af-
fecting the number of persons about
to leave Germany, the Overseas agen-
cy states that the delay in the de-
parture of the Americans is in the
interests of neutral countries. The
hope is expressed that the quaran-
tine will be of short duration.
"The American citizens" it is an
nounced, "are safe and WE'LL"
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01
Sign of Good Digestion

When you see a cheerful and hap
pv old lady you NAV know that she
has good digestion. If your digestion
is impaired or if you do not relish
your meals take dose of Chamber
1ain's Tablets: They str( >,satsgtEh the E
cause gentle movement o.
els. Obtainable everywhere
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

Twenty persons were killed at
Mount Union, Pa, Tuesday when a
freight train crashed into the rear
of an express. Mistaken signals,
trouble with air brakes and heavy
fog are said to have caused the
wreck.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

Saucers 15c values &c cup and
saucer
All Stoneware greatly reduced
Extra large assortment of rib
bons in all colors and widths
All Csc Ribbons 19c yard
All 15c Ribbons lie yard
All 1Oc Ribbons &c yard
All Sc Ribbons Sc yard
Does your kitchen need replen-
ishing? if so, why not while
our sale is on in Tin and Enam-
elware? .....ss,ax.ss
100 Nickel Plated Cuspidors 25c
values 19c each
100 One Half Gallon Cups 1Oc
values 7c
1000 Quart Cups 1Oc values
DC each ,.ss : aeEaa u
All 25c values in Tinware 19c
each
All 15c values in Tinware lie
each
All 10c values in Tinware 7c
each
All Sc values in Tinware &c
each 4M-
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold
in drug stores everywhere for fifty
cents a bottle. To avoid limitations
and ineffective substitutes be sure
to get DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
See that a facsimile Of DR.. Caldwell's
signature and his portrait appear on
the yellow carton in which the bot
tie is packed A trial bottle, free Of
charge, can be obtained by writing
to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 455 Washing
ton St., Monticello, Illinois.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

rine and Jane Russell of Whining
ton and Franz H. Russell, who is at
tending school in New York, and 2
sisters-Mrs. VIM. Gilchrist and Miss
Kate Lilly, both of Wilmington.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

Cheapest accident insurance
Thomas Eclectic Oil. For burns,
scalds, cuts and emergencies. All
druggists sell it. 25c and SOC.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

All 10c enamelware 7c each
All 25c Enamelware 19c each
All 15c Enamelware lie each
Wonderful assortment of lace
and embrodieries at price
that will be worth your while
LACES
1900 yards Oriental Laces, neat
designs and good patterns 1Oc
values &c
1900 yards 15c Oriental Laces
lie yard
5000 yards 6 inch Shadow
Laces good patterns &c yard
5000 yards 15c and zoe values
Shadow Laces lie yard.
$500 yards Oriental and Net
Laces 15c and Zoe values lie
yard
500 yards Camisole Beading
25e values 19c yard
5000 yards Zoe and 15c values
&c yard. Good patterns, extra
value.
We are going to continue the
entire line Of Hardware and
have thousands of bargains to
offer in this line
1000 Scrub Brushes SC values
&c each
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-01

Our Notion stock IS the most
complete stock of this merch-
andise in the city, a few of the
many bargains are listed be-
low:
1000 spools Silkateen SC value,
1-2c spool
1000 spools J. O. Kings Thread
2 spools for SC
1000 spools Merricks & Coats
Thread 3 1-2c spool
200 M & K Knitting Cotton Sc
value &c spool
500 small size Colgates Dental
Cream SC box
LOO bottles Cold Cream and
Face Lotions 7c bottle.
$500 cans Colgates Talcum
Powder 15c value lie can
300 bottles Colgates Blue Seal
Va5eline 3 lie per bottle.
5000 cans Air Float & Bel Bon
Talcum regular 10c value, 7c
can
5000 cakes best assorted Sc
Soaps &c cake
5000 cakes Floating Bath Soap
2 cakes for SC
1900 cakes best assorted 1Oc
Soaps SC cake
200 Combination Box Soap &
Powder Assorted odors 25c val
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
OF administration on the estate Of
Adclbert Bridges, deceased, were
granted TO the undersigned on the 26th
day Of October, 1917, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them
for. allowance 10 the Administrator
within six months after the date Of
granting Of said letters, or they NAV
be precludcd from any benefit OF said
estate; and II such claims be not ex-
hibitcd within one year from the date
Of granting said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
First publication, November 2, 1917.
II. II. CHANDLER,
Attest: :. Administrator.
Harry NJ. DUNCAN,
tScn') Probate Judge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23

III you get letter from your SOL
dier boy, send II to US for publication.
We want to keep in touch with them.
Scott Preston is in a st. Joseph
hospital for treatment Of bad case
Of blood poisoning, which has affect
ed one Of his hands.
&C. d. Zook and wife entertained
II. Thomas and wife and Emmett
Thomas, wife and children, of Mound
City, Saturday and Sunday last.
Charles c. Watson, Of Kansas
City, Is visiting here with his mother,
brothers and other relatives. Charlie
is still in the r. M. s., and still has
his old run between Kansas City and
Omaha on the X. c., st. Joseph and
c. B. railway.
Arthur Petree, of st. Joseph, was
here Monday, on business trip, and
he managed to get to It, but Il was
. JOB, for he was q busy fellow greet
ing his friends, and they are legion
here-everybody Is Arthur's friends.
He also devoted some Of his time with
his dear old mother.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
Administrator Notice,

Notice is hereby given. That Letters
OF Administration on the Estate Of
Marion Lumlcy, deceased, were grant
cd to the undersigned on the 9th day
of November. 1917, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required TO exhibit them for
allowance TO the Administrator with
in six months after the date of grant
ing of said Letters, or they may be
precludcd from any benefit Of said Es-
tate; and II such claims be not ex-
hlbited within one year from the date
Of granting said Letters they shall be
forever barred.
FRED HUGHES, Administrator.
Attest: HARRY NJ. DUNCAN,
Judge Of Probate.
First Publication, Nov. 16. 1917.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
Save Money and See the
Most When You Go
TO California

W S0IlIUl lid
For many years the Burlington
Routes personally Conducted
Tourist Excursions TO California
have been q popular way Of
crossing the continent.
The cost Is moderate, and the
trip has been carefully planned
50 that thu most interesting
places are passed In daylight.
Furthermore, ZACH ono Of
these personally Conducted
parties ls accompanied by q spe.
ciaI|y.trained guide, who GOES all
the way with you on the trip. TAX.
ING care Of the little details Of
the journey, relieving you Of many
little anxletles and explaining to
you oil Of the interesting Tea.
lures ON tne Way-Uenver, Colo.
rado Springs with Pixies Peak
and the Gardenof the Gods near.
by), the Royal Gorge. scenic
Colorado. Salt Lake City, 1.-THE
home Of the Mormoms), and the
ride through the Sierra Nevada
Mountains.
The trip Is made In throuuh
Pullman tourists sleeping cars,
which are comfortably appointed
but much less expensive than
tho regular type Of Pullman.
Come In and talk with me.-or
drop mo q postal and I wiIisend
you an illustrated descriptive
folder containing maps and ev.
erythlng that you should know
about the trip. J. T. Birmlnq.
ham, Ticket Agent. Forest City,
No. The Pleasant Way to
Travel.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MIssoURI,)

lSQ
Countv NJ Holt.
In tho Circu,t Court Echru.rv
Term. iSis
Tho Nortbwcs,c,r Ro,l ~ p,r,,n,.
ION Jnnction. Mo plaint;g
vs. va
Uila Lowcrv Defcndart
Al this 10Th doy ~ o.,ohor ,o,,
comes ,he niain,iI bo,.;n ,T TSo ay,h
western RAM oS RmrI,na,on g,rc,;om yi
Missouri and fi,cs its ne,iiion nnd
niiidnvit alleging omora .the,
thin~s tba, defcrd.rt Wi," owarv
il not n resident of tbe state ~ M;s.
sonri ~ " S ' ~ '
Wbcrcunon. n Ia orSered hv tbs
clerk that said defendant hc not;G"d
bv nnblication that rla;ntiG has com.
nenceI n sn;, ag.inst har ;n ,h;s
Court 10 recover indvmcnt IN n cnrs
tain nromissorv note oxec",ed n,
RnrlinUton Jnnc,ion M;ssonI d.,sJ
on the secord dow ~ An~nst IoSS
In which Inc defenaont nrom,sed fo,
value rcceivcd to nsw ~ pio;mtiT Ths s
Nortbwcstern RAM of Rnylingtor
Juncti"n Missoar; RAM Tho ann ~ TSroa
Hundred Dollars 1saoo 0oS On ionnarv
ist ioie With ;nterest t ,herson fro,yy
Au1nst ard IeIS at tha ra,a Vi M
cigSt ner cent ner .rnu,, ~ VIC connon,J @ i.
oil nnpua,iv and n wh;"h soid tJ'pva"I n",a \.
signed bv defendant Hila a Towerv very 20
Said jefsndant H. fnr.ha. owI me,IG al
that In aid "S said s,it oII ~ r' hor ;n'
tcrcst RIGHT and t;tia IN ,nd 90 ~.
Following land has been attachsJ e tn'
wit. The Vest half os N" Northoa so :,
ouarter of Sect;on Th;rtv.ono |aiS
Townsbin S;xtvDtwo 40, Nor,lh' N"lh'
Ron~e Tb;rtv'n;so zoo, w., ~ tha
fifth nrincinsI mcriAion and situotnd
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
How to Danish Hairs
(From the Beauty News.)

Ugly hairy growths can be removed
in the privacy Of your own home II
you get o small original package Of
medol and mix into q paste enough
Of the powder and water to cover the
hairy surface. This should be left
on the skin about 2 minutes, then re-
moved and the skin washed, and every
trace Of hair will have vanished. No
harm or Inconvenience can result
from this treatment, but be sure you
buy real medol, which Is inexpensive.
Mail orders filled by American Pro-
prietory Co., Boston, Mass.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
PerREe BROS,
ATToRNGYS At LAW
Office nrst door west
Of Citizens Bank.
OREGON. MISSOURI.
Administrator Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice IN hereby given that letters
OF administration on the estate Of
Orrin J. Shuts. deceased, were grant
cd TO the undersigned on the 23d day
Of October, 1917, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit then,
for allowance 10 the administrator
within six months after the date Of
granting Of said letters, or they may
be prccluded from any benefit OF said
estate; and II such claims be not ex.
hibited within one year from the date
Of granting said letters. they shall bs
forever barred.
G. W. CUMMINs,
Attest: Administrator.
Harry NJ. DUNCAN, (
'seal) Probate Judge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23

Oregon Tire Repair Co. Vul.
canizing Castings and Tubes. Out-of.
town work solicited. Old Post Office
Building.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23
Forest CITY and Vicinity.

Joseph, Thursday.
Russell Cotton was n visitor !,
st. Joseph, Friday.
Mrs. Walter Staley was n st. Jc
scph visitor, Friday.
". II. Brock made a business Fri,
to st. Joseph. Monday.
Mrs. James Nandcvcr was n 81
Joseph visitor. Monday.
Miss Lulu Baker spent Friday a
the Webb Kelly home.
L. A. Banks was in Troy, kans.
several days this week.
H. L.. Evcrson and wife were st
Joseph visitors. Monday.
Thomas Metcalf, Of Forbes, wa.
visiting in our city. Suoday.
George and Leslie Burricr wer,
in 81. Joseph, last Tuesday.
-Georgc Hinklc and wife were 81
Joseph visitors. last Tuesday.
| y Rev. u. 7. Cooley and wife mo.
torcd to st. Joseph, Tuesday.
Elijah Hopper was transactng
business In Watson. Thursday.
| -Chas. Sentney was st. JOSEPH
business visitor last Wednesday.
Howard Douglas was a business
visitor in st. Joseph. last Tuesday.
| Mrs. Anna Elmer was in Oregon
having dental work done. Tuesday.
mJamcs Williams and wife, spent
--"Uncle" Wcs Lunsfori. of Orc
gon, was visiting In our city Tuesday
Lewis Baker and Ralph Miller
were Mound City visitors, Saturday,
IL. L.. Evcrson was transacting
business In 81. Joseph. last Wcdncs'
day. nj, -,
-Mr. Dick OF st. Louis, Is visiting
nls naugh'er' MIS- Oscar Moore, and
'amii,S. ,, ,,
,IohaS. Noland shipped q car load
W hogS |" the st. Joseph market,
NohHay.
Mrs. Albert walker and Mrs. Sid
rhnu,v'r were ST. Joseph visitors.
iucsuay;
Fred i'andcrs, wife and Tom Ian
lcrS were 81. Joseph, Mo-, visitors
tuesday
Mrs. Bcrt W. Babcock Is visiting
Mrs. u. {. Brownlec. Mt Kansas CITY.
this week.
Mrs. John Schacifcr and Mrs. Wes
STROUD We're St. Joseph visitors, last
Wednesday,,
-Chas. Noland shipped a car OF
hogs TO the St. Joseph market last
Wednesday. -
Mrs. ). i. birmingham and son,
iiarold, were ST. Joseph VISITORS sat
urday evening; ,,
-. u. wilson, OF ~. Joseph, Is
y,si''ng' ,n,s week. win MS niece
Mrs r.. brock
Mrs: w. ". Mil'cr nm" mrs. Dnn
l,ahn, ST; were business visitors IN
oregon Monuay.
,-1rsSe Ia'n nnn 'amily, o, near
vregon. spcht Suhda! WIN ~ D. Ian
"ers nnu AMY. az,
u-n unn ". .hems'u ann wie anu " W.
McDermont anu iah''! motore" 10
.o'",nH' n :. S"n""y. 4, a.,
ne "; e. pahaar VIII DC neu .ne
scconu WEEK w Dsccmpcr' announce
'heht W. M,h pc nane ,aier c,, -, G,
,-Wm. M"''r.r u n" 'uIy, mn :" 70, -,
sosepm, sP,n. 1.,"Ay =. '"c JON" 'e''
eNs nyn wn ,'o,." 90 81 '"w %Si. 1. ,,,s,,,,,
,,,,. har dmms,. 81 ana w,s ' ,,or'
h.,, Tt,ycr In 81 Io.cnh '' wv
oeI' M, wtma'Ip, p.i,s ~ ~ .vSIPm, 10 Hrs, c,,,ou0
s.hoo, dis,ris, nn, ,.,nsa.,;ns hns;
naso % " 9, Io,omb Er;dav E;d"s '''''
ness pn, W %. xnuossp sHsepn' and r"" fr,,, mud
A. Ihn W.n""rar "' snan, Ss,,rJ"v %
a,,s., ,s, ao Il, "wvsSuI'c wsSuI c,,pp p'"' s"'''""'
"i'erwvV" ~ n'q.a Wy .L., ,
,nt;Mrs' sohn nakcr mn onpy ure
y,i,s,,,ms; is;, .n,s we'k, WI. Win her parents
hehry ho1h ana Inmily' u..
-Mrs' W u. Evcrson anu SON. wS
e, Mcre v,s'.nf w. .. .oS'Ph' wen
nesdaS hignt ana lhsrsaay' ,,,,
Mrs; 'ohn McMui'en, OF Snllll'
Icothc, NO., u WISHING win fciatlHcs
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-23

Quite a number from here attend
~ the Sunday school contcs, at BluN
City school house. Sunday, and repoII
an interesting time.
Mrs. Emery Kinder and children
Of Mound City. spent several davs
last week. with her folks, Mrs. NATL.
da Walker, and family.
Miss Dora Schaefrcr, Of tbc
Schacircr district. We understand. l.
very. low with heart trouble. We homo
Tor her speedy recovery,
James Shumatc. wife and II. r.
Sheffield and wife, attended the "rr.
cital' Of Miss Margaret Wilson. in &,
Joseph. last Thursday night.
L W. Dinwiddic and wife spcpt
several days last week visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Chester Walron.
and family, at Kansas CITY. Mo.
| It. j. Louden and wife. of Fair.
FAX, Mo-, visited Friday with Mrs
Louden's folks. T.. Brock and familv
while on their way TO st. Joscpb.
| Rev. J. J. Caffcrty, pastor of the
Catholic church. is fixing up and NOV.
ing into the parsonage, recently pur.
chased from Mrs. 7. A. I.andcrs.
| "A revival meeting commenced NJ,
the kimscy school. Monday night.
NY, nv, ri T.. Iooley, pastor Of the Meth
o"'S' rnu,cn, rs holding the meeting.
,,1 W, vsorgc koyston; Of Graham.
cw,. ~" "lsi Sann townsend, OF Kansas
IS,,y, ',s vis',sd last .donday and Tues
sas soss, "''' 'he'r COUSIN Mrs. Chris Gif-
"'rrol T., , ,
v,,,ia" .", rn ana Wn; Burrier left
IIai,nt II norrng rorg IN their car for
,oison,, III 'o,oraoo, where they will
- .,"' 'h''r 'and interest IN that
,y' 'ou"iry' wn,,.
-'oc MliIlams' OF Savannah, was
h'rc several days last week. putting
% a ,urnnce ~ the sam Corman
nonc Ior the 'iasby-iiowc company,
of that ci,y:,
Miss Elizabeth Clcp'on. who was
INJURED WIN broken limb in the fire
~ the Atlantic hotel, is getting along
,rrly and viii leave for her home at
jefferson. Iowa, soon.
- y. Chnmbcrs has been on the
.lcx hst several days this week with
indigestion. His mother. Mrs. Mary
Y. Chnmbcrs. OF Mound City, came
hown, Iucday, md iS waiting on him.
Mrs. Vine Hovey and daughter.
MISS Laura, were ST. Joseph visitors,
Nchn.~dav' lhey were accompanied
nome by Master Chas. kinslcy Brant,
OF Savannah, Mo. who will visit them.
A n. jeffrey returned TO his
nome, THURSDAY evening. from the
Ellsworth hospital. OF st. Joseph.
where he. had undergone an operation
Tor mn absccss. Hc Is feeling much
bcttcr, we are glad to hear.
Miss Eva puggcr, OF Pueblo.
uo'c,: who has been visiting at the
W: T., Richardson and j. Lyons homes,
lcit Monday. for. Atchison. kans..
where she viii make q visit with her
uncle; Dave Baity.. and family.
John boyd; Of Wins'ow. Arizona,
came In Thursday morning and spent
the, day with bis brother. I'd Boyd.
ana family. and Is visiting his moth
er. Mrs. Jennie Boyd. and other rcla.
tivcs: In Oregon and that vicinity.
james Meyer and family. 81 Orc.
eon; Mrs. ". q. Carson. Of Napier;
New. Dickson and family. of st. Jo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06

through Mrs. Potter Palmer. ehairma0
OF the woman's committee OF the
Worlds fair. they were engaged for
the Columbian exposition. Mr.. Schiid-
kret and his men have nnt enly played
at the home OF Mrs. Potter Palmer but
also mt the homes Of Mrs. Marshall
Field and other social leaders.
Mr.. Schildkret has studied the wants
of the Lyceum and Chantauquas and
has an appreciation Of Just the kind Of
concert program that will best please.
His audiences often reach a high pitch
OF enthusiasm on account Of the vim.
life and fire which he puts In all rendi-
tons. In addition to. this. he is one Of
the finest hu4e soloists in America. and
his solos on this instrument are. Q fea-
ture OF every program, There ane also
other solos as we'll as; trio and quintet
numbers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06
.GUNhSOh hND IT'S
MOVIMG PICTURE THEATRE
tBy Laura E. l.ewis)

Gunnison for a small town. we think,
stands first in the quality of pictures
it is presenting to its patrons. No
where else in Colorado in a town the
size Of Gunnison do they give you a
high class feature every night A re-
mark by one who has been around the
country a great deal said: No mat
ter what night you happen in at the
Unique theater you always see first
class show The management be-
lieves that the people Of Gunnison de-
serve the best, and the companies
from which We rent our pictures stand
at the head of the exchanges in Colo
RADIO. Metro Wonderplays every Mon
day. five and six reels. Educational.
fine comedy and serial Of good
merit, five reels. every Tuesday. Par
amount high class pictures, five reels
on Wednesday and Thursday. The
Brady made plays Of the World on Fri
day. Paramount on Saturday. and
special pictures from the best on Sun
day afternoon. Where can you beat
it!
The picture theater is business
and must be run on business princi-
r'es. The manager desires to give
his patrons the best and cooperation
is needed. The teachers of Gunnison
lave certainly given their support and
help by entertaining their scholars at
this theater. and by consulting with
the manager. have been able to get
the pictures that children should see.
along an educational and clean amuse-
ment line. there is nothing that equals
the moving picture.
BY cooperation the parents and the
teachers could get anything they de-
sired, and so bring up the standard Of
the business, so there would be no
need OF criticism. So let's have a
"get together" movement and see
what is desired. An hour OF enter
tainment by the best actors and ac-
tresses on the screen or on the stage,
is something to be considered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06

the high schools IN the state OF Ore
gOn Before the end o: the first year
she had paid back her loan or at
least. a. she expressed il. she had
paid tack the principal
But the interest in gratitude she Eas
ma bl- to pay. as {, aas one Of the
,h.ngs in her life money could nj 70.
pay.
Another = aplld Ike u attend
-swua- -slnaI again this year got
so much out ot the work last year
Sickness at home with a hospital bill.
a, the end has made 1t necessary to
help out my people. am elected here
again FOR mex, year, but they require
tina, ! teach music in my grade. and
know nothing OF how TO 20 about It
would Ike TO borrow abou, 325 90.
ah.,a shall be able 20 return ~ DC
-n.~- l.. 1871. II sou can .e, ne have
~ !s -. -rad cnu,ra,r Wound ,as
-n.~-"-cr- used h..4ra be. acceptable
~ ,u4 now?
An,rous.y awaiting yoa- an-a~r.
a.a.
1u.'n~r girl ah, horr,a ed So no
'- 1916 SPINNER school and paid Il
...- r-rm sage. earned during he
..-aa.ndr- Of laca'l,n entered school
~ September aorsed for board and
-,,u un.I the end ~ aan'er term.
avs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06

yet in a position to earn. being still
in school.
This is a very incomplete story OF
the work of this fund-a work well
worth while and rich in its rewards
in which all who contribute may have
part. for after all, the value Of
every life must be measured at last.
not by what IT has been able to gather
to itself. but by what it has given to
the world for the enrichment and bet.
terment Of all humanity.
Anyone wishing to have q share in
this worthwhile work may send his
or her contribution to the Undersigned
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06

Please accept the enclosed $40 as a
small gift from me to the Loan fund.
trust it may help to help some other
girl as much as It helped me. /
surely appreciated the assistance re-
Ceiyed. and now that | am SO well
started earning, want to help lit.
tie"
The above communications explain
the work Of the Loan fund in many of
It's plans better than any words of the
writer could do.
Statistics show that there are near
" four hundred students working
their way through the higher institu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-04-06
Glad to Lear, Of il

Aprirs changeable weather causes
colds that lead to expensive doctor bills
bills that could be avoided il the cold
were checked in time. C. Smith, 1927
18th street. Augusta Ga, writes: 81
got one 25c bottle os Foley Honey and
Tar and my cough and coldsis about
well. was glad to learn of . great
medicine like that" Foaey's Honey
end Tar enjoys such . splendid reputs-
ton that it II often initiated. OF eourse
no imitation or substitute 10 - good q
the genuine Walker'sDrue Stnrs DE-.
Weakef, Prop.