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NISTORIA

81 Sol te MAYO Memorials de Is lntcTVe0,
zion iranre<a. Con SrabadoS. = ~
Fl Cerru de las CampanaS. 10,
EpisodloS NtliiaTes MeNi"anoS- gEeEE1 GS
Independents e Invasion aneclC"Hd. =
Historic dc Roma Comprelde Cesde los or
Sepes de Roma. ha5ta Ia Ca!ca del l-hFe-
rio romano de OcCldenIe. =" 20
HiSioris de Grsria. Ge>de los LsllDCS hS'
rolcos hssia Is Decentralization Gel IN
perlo de AIs.sncTo- .
aeroe \ Caudlllo. Ls vida del CraI- OIaH,
ppr Ducios salinas =" 80
Hisioria Pat-1s. Por Sierra -"
Historic de Mexico, p0r Nefula. UvsCT 10
r-ruyu~. uSSIa Ia c1iGa &c! S.
xrldo Imperio. In tOmo teis. ~ 80
II &c Me&lCO, pOT LdTGH 10
sistoriS Universal. EIiOHG dc lulo- -. ~
IL Intervention ' e. ImperIo, poF SatalC
Alvarez, 1 IomoS, pasta ieis. ~ 10
La HsIestsd Caiu2. Noyela historical DC 10
reyoluci0l mCdcTtSt3. . 80
Ia ReyoIucicn de Mexico y el lmpe!iALIsiAU
Yankee. UDra pOlitica de lntereS. -
Los lnsur gentes. Rel8tOS de q IuSuEEeCCseH
contra ESpGna- ' =,
Memories de IN GueTrille-o. HlStOria Ge ID
Guerra Ge ReTC-ma. In
ysrrsc;Ones H!st0TlCas MeItCanaS- IFaGlE.u
pes V leyandas. Obra deStiaada a cur!
~ ii sentiment pairio en- q cpFaGoE ue
los hiIOS de Mexico. ltuS'TaCa COL e'ADe-
dos ' csr&tuls a dolores. - ~
sacer6ote ' CSucillC. ODrs relauNs Z -
Guerra &c Independents. -" l."
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ell senior Pablo Gomez. Los dennis
funcionarios fueron reelectos, con-
tinuando, pues, como Presidente el
senior Adolfo Flores; como Vice
p~residente Ell senior Adalberto Jime.
nez: como Tesorero Ell senior Raymun
do Villarreal Y como Collector el Sc
nor Pablo Gomez.
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POR VIOLAClON DE LAS ORDE,
NANZAS DEL TRAFICO.

Joe kapcevaIcz sufriG aver la Cue
bradura dc IN hrazo al vo:carsele
ell auto qIc conducia por la "a.
cuadra de Ia Avcnida c.. A pesar
del cstado en- que sa.i0 del accidcn-
t.. cl policia /. Ousset lc arrest6 pre-
sentando contra q el cargo de POGO
cuidsrloSo en- el manejo de SUI nj
Quina. Varios otraS personals fue-
ron arreStadas en- otros puntos de Ii
ciudad, acuSadaS de diverSas classes
de vio!acioneS { las ordcnanzas del
trafico. Los gendarmes, que hacen
e. servicio de motociclos, tambiGn III
cieron una gran cantidad de ares
tos, solo que Gstos ~llevaron Il ia Es-
tacion de Policia unicamentc 4 =
Qucllas personals que podian, desde
luego. arregIar 81 fiaEza para seguir
gozando de 81 libertad. A algura7
Sc les pcrmitl6 que elias mismas fir
macan sus propiaa fianzas cara pre-
sentarse despues ante Ia COrtc lie
Policia.
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S'ociales y P%ersonales
LA MEJORIA DEL GENERAL JU'
VENCIO ROBES.

Nos hemos enterado con satisfac-
cion, de que ell Oral. Robes, por GU
va vida Sc lego a temer ell los ulti-
mos dias de la pasada semana, ha
entrado en- Was de franco restablccl-
miento.
Aunque aun Sc encuentra en- esta-
do de debilidad suma, va la flebre
desapareclo cast por complete.
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DE COAHUILA.

BESIDE hacc algunos dIas sc en-
cuentra en- San Antonio. ell ST.. Done
Antonio Cara Z~ertuche, conocido
hombrc dc negocios de Ia poblaci6n0
de San Buenaventura, en- ia froBte-
"a coahuilense. 5 Z
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VIAJERO.

Procedente dc la ciudad de MeHi-
co, ACADIA de llegar a esta ciudad ell
senior ObiSpo Gavilan, quien. por
encontrarse delicado e salud, h. III
gresado al Hospital de Santa Rosa,
para Su curaci0n.
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VIAJERO.

Procedente de Eagle Pass, Texas,
lego esta manana ell Sr. Don Fruc-
tuoso Garcia Zuazua, que permane-
cerd en- esta ciudad por algunos, dias,
en- ell arreglo de importantes nego-
clos.
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Sombrcros para la Gale con ador-
nos de ~listones V de Crepe G~eorgette,
al precio especial de $4.95. MlNDES
MILLINERY, 12G Alamo Plaza. Jun
to a la casa de Jeske.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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,TENTUEAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES
"a 90 c~sniGSOS tomo)

81 Vendedor de CadiyeTes.
e. robo del diaulnte sZul.
Ia hiia del USuTeTo.
Blackwell. el plrata del IaHlesls.
Jack 81 GeSirlpadOr.
Los mroReCerOS ralSos de Loncres
La m.let3 SanSrlenta.
In neCLco c-illilal.
FL lestaineuto del director.
In Ia Fscuela del CriEaen &c P~ittsburs.
Sherlock Holmes = el c~ontrabandlsIs os
las puertas de Ia muerte
la Vida rOia de Paris.
La beStll huEaana-
Ina HoChe de terror.
II ruSo del cellar de 0erlas.
la mc7'ae posaIa del Cairo.
II nIUrr2Sio dc Corfi.
FL rev lie .Os bari!dCS.
A~YENTURiS pc JOHN G. RAEFLES.
"a 80 UsatavoS Cada tOMO)
Fl inc6EnIto m!SteTIoS0.
In ruSn en- u PalaClo Real
Il pr1nCIie lugaGCr.
Fl a>Illo en- 81 sleeping
FL aIrO rOiO-
Fl h,f,lcro Gc Ea2iestone-
Il SeCrrl0 del anIliO.
El Fr->,Gratc Ge las ColonisS
q T.isD StIisadCr.
La dyUcy'la Taptada.
Ell iusl del ie-vO.
Fl Icsu-0 del RGghi.
In yillc d. hoGSs.
FL tesprO uel ESt3do.
FL SaC"r tIi- del sol.
Eli Il TalOEera.
Z! seCTeJO del tcSoro.
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OBRAS DE VARGAS villa

Aha roIa . . . $3.50
AURA o las violetaS . . -. -. -. -. V.SJ
Ars.yerb ... -. .... 1856
roDos de espuma -. q. -. . 0.S0
Glepsidra RoIs, "a Ia rnshca) -. -. 0.1S
lei roSal pensante -. -. -. . i.$I
lie Sus Uses : de suS roSss. . . . . i.3J
~ alma de los Iirios -. -. .. . t.31
FL Canine Gel Triunto 49, -. 80 -. 1.S
In las zarZas del Creb -. . -. &C. i.So
FL rl;m0 de ia vida -. E. . -. . i.S
III archipelago Sonoro -. . 80. . iS9
Flor del Tango -. . . . =. :. uS
IluCrio AgnoStico -. =. -. 80. . lSg
IDS &. : 80 = : =. . -" " 1S
Id conQulsts de BlZancio -. .. 80. O.. : 1.50
la Repibllca Romano . q. e. -. ~
J I SimIenle -: ... -. -. 49, a.
Ia TraSedI2 del Cristo ... -. 80 . 49,
Laureles Ro!OS &. = ..- -. : -. l.3'
Los Lesares de J. --ccadeccia -. . : i.So
Los DivInos y los Humanos -. -. -. t.Sq
Los partaS . -. {. -. -. : -. LOU
Taginas EScog!das -. -. -. -. 80 1.5o
pretCFlldS = =. . . 80 - 80 tSI
rolillcaS e HLStortcas $50. -. - 80 i.Sb
rrosss IaIi1a< . =. :. 49,
posas de Ia tp de . . go
ierbo de Admonict0n J de Comhate s.S
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Yea nuestra existencia de los famo-
SOS Corses Elasticos. Satisfaction en-
to:o sentido. MINDES MILLINERY,
100 Alamo Plaza. Junto a la casa de
Joske. O
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Soycles 8 10 centsros

Arte de puscar msrido.
amor Y martirle
Calv6ric de amor
e. ncYio preSiaoo.
e purgatorio de las solteraS-
FL paraiso de las muieres.
e. inferno de les hOmbres.
Ell hsda de los macs.
e. niGO de r~ulSehOTes.
e Collar de esmeraidas.
e. 81 de las nifas.
El alma IN uD beSo.
La hija de las flores.
La hiel en- los lablos,
"a nina de los jaZmtnes-
La viuda allegro.
La corte del amor.
La princsSa del dollar.
La hija &c Venus.
Las obreras del amor.
Las hiiaS del champagne.
las Evas mcdernaS.
Marina o IA hiia de las olsS.
MalIitas sean las muieHeS.
MalditOs sean los homDres.
N1lditas sean las suesraS
Maldito sea sl amor.
Maldltos sean los celos.
FasIol5rias de amor.
Foruue Sc casan los hom5res
PorCuc Sc CaSan iaS DuiereS.
FOrQue pecan las mujeres-
Poruue rcinC!den las yiudas.
Porqua murmuran las yicias.
Por seguir 4 una mulcF.
Su majcstad e. Amor.
Viva mi nnvla.
tzucrna, por Carlots Brseme.
Dora, por CarlOta Brseme.
Fl HeCerro de orc.
Il milo lnai1lto.
e m2nuSCriO de nj msdrs.
Mlria, por Jorge Isascs-
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Pe-misos para fincar.

Sonora T. Observation-Disclosures
lie Van Ness. entire las de Munccy y
Palmetto-S15G.
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ESPRIrlSN0

ne~yoc.onario EspiTitisIs. .....'S 80
III iibro de los Mediums. ~ 70
81 Llbro de los EspiritGS. ~
IN Genesis, los Allagros J las FFeu'cEIo-
ueS. " :" 50
Fl Eyknse;io seSun Ell espiritisIo. G.2
e Ctelo = Ell Inferno 80
Obras p6stumas de Allan Ea.cek. -" 0.S
;Oue Is 81 EspirttismoS V'''
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IUDIClALES, CIVIlES q
] 7 ADMINISTRATIVE
RECISTRO CIVIL,
Licencias de matrimonio.

Licencias de matrimonio.
Maximiliano EsplnOsa y Rosaura
Gazman.
Nacimientos. e.
Tn niho del matrimonio Pablo Barre
ra-Avenida Forrest 225.
Dcfunciones.
Ramon Hernandez-18 anos-Rock
Quarry.
Registro de cscrituras de t~crrenos.
81. OOO-Felix Flores Y esposa II
j. B. Turner-27 de Abril de 1877.
Lote 5-Nueyo Block de ciudad
1439-Cale de Belmont en- e. Est
End.
s125.-F. Jimane2 y esposa a M
nuel Monjaras ~ dc Mayo de 1917
-Lotes 20 y 3O-Blok 19.-Nuc"O
Biloxi de ciudad 32O4-Prolonga-
cion de Sunny Slope.
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oDHAs pE CAROLINA ENvERNIzIo.

InoreS tri-iros. Dos tOnnoS. e. W
~ horde 49,! aUiS!IU Y lao tu1tsto.. U"oy
Corazhn de mare. Dos tnmn>.-.... -
G0-.L6a De ObTGrO. Dos '"!IioS. &c. v'S,,
-,2f.nl c'eraa. CLgtrL ;UmoS .. %. . l.S'
C-ir-7tS S;a caSti=o : Lucha SuPF',nS3,
f,rarats del 4IultsT!o- Dos iomoS re. 0'S,
y GenIO del Nal 10. 20. -: u
II besc de una urue-ia y La EensahLa a. ~,
una !oca. Dos tUm0S . ....-.-.- v - ~
e u.t!n!o beSo .. 9iS
81 secrato de IN baadida -. o.
II tren de Ia mUeEte. Dos ioInos ..... S.S,
81 hii0 del an3rCutSta, J loFaos....- 00.SSSy
81 aIbergue del dsllto. Dos ton0S : V-SJ
81 ahorcado del parque. Luatro VoiAos 10
= calysrio de uns mLdre Y ArrepeHH,
ros crfnenes de Diayoitna. Dos 'cIlos oS 95
Los ma-idos inismes. DOS IoLlos - = 90
amores :nalditos. Dos tomoS . . o e.
IA sepuItada viva. Dos tomos 49,. -. S3o y
as yiCtinas del smor =. 9To
as trasedlas de los Lelos. 4 lolnUS Ia ~
"a s PTsAd de- "a ~poriera. Dos tomos . 9S
Ia resurrection de IN 8ngel -. ~
IA bailariaa del TeaIro Real : mlhos 0 y O.
"a T-Itima cita. Dos tCrlos---..-... Vs,,
~. mIstertos del crinen. / oHlcs -. 1SSli
IA eSrIaJaS c!i1caS. 2 tomos : 80 20
Paraiso g inferno n q
Rlaa G Il Angel de los APES. Uoi''o' SSJ
Teresa "a reSuCI'ada- DOS toihos -- -
in Cr!men en- SutOmovil. : toIIos.::. SSn,
wren y Madre y Explacion. } ""No9 -
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oesAs DE VICTOR HUGO

,-.;a 90
CartaS 3 10 -'"'- loo
Dies. ia -. 9.65
:! EG.lnlE III 81" .....0.6j
II vs.. EDIscflCs te 10 Rev. Francesa 20 20
Z! OesHeELu- . al uornhre Fiers 0.7j
nan - tSts''.rn sic;ns 100
La Icy e.ia az ~ ES. t5rH0S -. t.2J
Los MI>TE1--gS. al Mar 0.65
Los EdDeyaLose AZ paris -. 0.G
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e0ESLa

FL ParEaso Mex.cano, = ;Omos.....-..i.:1
Paslonsrlss. por Hanuel NJ. Flores &. " I+S
POesias de Antonio Plaza. - -
Poesias de Manuel Acuns. -" OIy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-05
Sanitary Kitchen Shelf.

Rip the oilcloth and the perforated
paper or the kitchen shelves and paint
them II you value cleanliness and
health. Water bugs and reaches and
ants make the contest Of homes IN
the warm corners of covered shelves,
while they find odorous, freshly paint
ed shelves far too cherries for domes
tic purposes. BY the time the paint
In dry the prospective tenants will have
settled elsewhere. And recollect thu
saving in paper. bug powder and time
In the cleaning.
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government to carry on war a.
gainst the Imperial German gov
eminent; and to bring the con-
hct to a successful termination.
III of the resources of the Unit
d States are hereby pledged by
ne congress of the United
tates.
-Four big appropriation bills
Inch failed In the senate at the
lst session were repassed in
uck succession by the house.
he bills carried appropriations
f more than $40, 100000. They
ere; Army $240, 900, 600; sundry
lvl $13o, 241 900; general de-
Iclency $62, 5S3,000, and military
cademy l,349,000.
A dispatch from The Hague re-
elved here yesterday, says that
Austrla-Hungry will break diplo-
latlc relations with the United
tates as the result of strong
terman pressure.
The president and his cabinet
ppEoved plans worked out by
lie War Department for bring
lg the land forces of the nation
p to the point recommended by
resident Wilson In his war ad-
ress to Congress. These plans
1ntemplate AN immediate army
100000. Maximum and mini
UNI age limits fo~ the first call
re fixed IN the administration
Ian, but will not be made pub
C until 1t is presented to con-
ress. In recent discussions a
minimum of Is years and maxi
mum of % years have been men
Toned, based on selective con-
scrlptlon of young men to be
summoned to the cOlors as rapid
ly as they can be trained and Of
ficered.
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FIXES RESPONSIBILITY.

Quite a few people are per-
picked in drawing the line be-
tween declaring war and declar-
ing a state of war;"
Either one puts the nation at
war with another nation. A ma
ton can fight just as energeti-
cally under one declaration as
the other.
But the declaration of q state
of war to exist is tantamount to
declaring that the other nation
has forced the issue.
When the United States declare
a state OF war to exist that means
to state that the acts which Ger
many has committed are acts o.
war, and that we officially recog
ize these as acts of war, accep
the consequences and join X
sues.
A declaration of war is prop
erly made after the failure o
all peaceful negotiations am
without any overt act havin
been committed.
A declaration of a state {
} war may serve a nation when tn
, terms of peace are being consl@
: cred.
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pevi,ed FiIet. Of Chicken.

Cut the raw meat into long. thin
strips. or use the legs Of cooked tur-
key. Dip In melted butter and boil un-
I'll cooked or heated through. Place
on q hot serving dish and spread with
hot mixture. Stir in two tablespoon
fuls Of Worcestershire sauce or mush
room catchup, and dash of salt These
hot seasonings are q matter OF taste
largely, and may be added separately
II preferred. The meat may be gashet
and laid in the deviled mixture befor'
brOiling.
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APIECE Dinner Set Given Each Month
To selling the most due bills
HOW TO GET VOTES
To the contestant se

HELM ELLISON issue: votes foouu: vcss ~ 40
70 the dollar regular cn
and purchases 1000 dollar sale OF que 1
1000 dollar Special Sales DayS winch S ~
counts made before tho beginning Of the campaign
THE HICKMAN COURIER issues follow: i0W voo .U
each dollar ON subscription. On bargain
Saturday Of wesk200o votes given O cecn
osived on subscription. No votes given amounts u -
Votes are different Of paPera v 80.
tain the 18th Of month TO tne Jenos
The color used this month viii not be so the votes are
tied in before the 18TH Of month"; = 'nc
counted the morning Of the 18th q sen eo1 and
Ballot q Helm Elisons VOC ~. - ,nrn-
Standing Of contsants pubishsd no. voss -. rot
ber writing the number Of favors s 80 a 80
ne coupon Watch the Courier standng . 4a.- Nth
noah Any lady may enter ths eontes4, 49, ..s.i.,.
M TAs prizes going 70 60 Ak ~ ssso~
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IRISH EASTER LEGEND
That the Sun Dances on the Sea on
the Day Commemorative Of the
Resurrection 10 Simple
Truth.

A " IRISH legend runs 70 the ef-
~ feet that on Easter day the sun
dances on the sea: and the
legend Is true. The writer knows IL
IN. He has seen this phenomenon
when as a child he climbed from the
little farmhouse which was his home. |
a matter OF n couple of miles TO the
top of a rugged mountain overlooking
the Irish sea. This phenomenon can
be seen any Easter day when the skies
are bright. All necessary Is to be
on some commanding height as the
sun pokes his head out OF the sea to
the east
The British isles give expression to
the thought that April showers bring
Nav flowers, and II Is not every Easter
sfay that the sun rises In q clear sky.
That Is the difference between the Brit
ish isles and California. Easter day
may come any one OF the 20 days fol-
lowing the 18th Of March. No matter
how early II comes In southern Call
fornia the sun generally comes up In
n clear sky. Environment has caused
all evolution. and Is causing IL still.
These clear skies account for the way
CHllrOruldnS Ctlcpfhlc E<uctcA toys
They have at Riverside on Rubidoux
mountain a great cross, where annually
Mt sunrise on Easter day thousands
are accustomed to gather to see the
sun rise on the mountain tops and
dance In the heavens. The hearts or
the thousands who assemble on that
mountain top under the blazing cross
dance with the sun. The Hebrew
prophet said: "I hear the sound of
feet of the rain" Why not then see
the feet Of the sun dance upon the
sea or mountain top? On Easter Of last
year Il is said that 10000 people as
sembled on Rubidoux mountain. where
their hearts danced with JOY at the
thought of the resurrection
Those who invented the Rubidou1
mountain Easter festival set an ex
ample that is being followed by man!
others. April showers are rare thing
In southern California. and one ma!
plan for weeks ahead for a sunrise fes
oval on Easter day. Il may be expect
"a that this custom win grow ant
proye another attraction to the land o
sunshine and flowers.
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quantity of naphths and gasoline. DO
not rub or wiring. When ready, take
from the cleansing agent, press gently
against the side of the tub, remove the
sheet which had been wrapped around
the cover and dry the cover out OF
doors. A knitted or crocheted wool
baby afghan can be treated IN The
same way, using a piiiowcase as
holder.=New York Evening J0urrai
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In Rome and other large Italian
<sties there is a great house-cleaning
a Easter. and hawkers appear In the
strseep selling long-handled. roughly
mado brooms from which to brush
uuaderS webs from lofty ceiling COZ.
nera This Easter cleaning IL = sur
v1vnl a the purinentions part of u
J~viah PHss0ves
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Tom Hubbard is now with the
firm Of Barrett Z Ledford, TAX
inog the place of Clarence Hen
~, who viii devote his time fol-
the present to making q canvas
for county court clerk.
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French Dressing.

Put one tablespoonful Of salt and ono
half saltspoonful Of white pepper In
a bowl and stir in three tablespOonfuls
Of olive oil, then add One-fourth tea
spoonful Of onion Juice and one table
spoonful OF vinegar. Mix well.
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Flv-Paper.

To make fy-papers boil linseed oil
with a little resin till 1t forms stringy
paste when cold. Spread this on pa
per. using large brush. This 10 In
expensive, and makes one Of the best
traps for flies.
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Rev. Douglass announces thel
there will be no preaching g
East Hickman Sunday afternoon
DIR. Rawlings, Of Nashville, Wil
speak at the First Methods
church at 3 p. m.
The Courier has special cir
bling rates with all Memphis
Louis and Nashville papeg4
you want all the war nst
us send you . city pape9
or weekly.
ALI members of Brow
Baptist church are urged ~
at the church Sunday a4t1
at 2:3O o'clock for the pu
calling . pastor.
The ladies Of the
church will hold the
Saturday afternoon
| Ellison old stand
! Better groceries
the Same money
Bros.
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TIE scent of the Lilies IL bound
ssd hoides.
Its incense rises In bordered
sisiesg
There's the promise OF spring In
the sunlight golden.
There. the Joy of spring In the
chffdren's smiles'
And yesterdays toll and hurried
ciamor.
The city. thro.x and the eisy'.
L Iss entered scene aas its fevered
glamour
That make us the struEgie we
dare call Life.
We leave "a all at some fair, din
portal.
Crhe Lille. CLEAN q. the ber-
/ dered st>iesD
| AID Oh. the message and gift
II Immortal.
CSrher~'. the joy of spring I'm
the chiidren's susfieso
Asa We hesr of that fnr-en syrian
garden.
where Mary's Master stfiied
II her fear.
L And the angel. words of hope
and pardont
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The touch of His love and life
III rejoice.
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morrow.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-05

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-05

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-11
Fewer Fur Trimmed Suits.

Every fashion has its foundatio.
Have you observed that there are few
er fur-trimmed suits this season than
In recent years2 This is due to the
popularity of fur sets. Women who
own one or more sets demand un-
trimmed suits so that they can con-
veniently wear their fur pieces and
also that a change can be made in
the sets.
Whether the straight silhouette IL
responsible for the vogue of velvet5
and satins, or whether the materials
created the straight lines, is a ques-
tlon as tantallzing as the hen-and-egg
problem. Nevertheless. IL Is true that
the one is dependent upon the other.
IL would be almost impossible to use
soft satins and slinky velvets for the
boufrant lines of last year, hence the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cry.
The craze for long coats has low
cred the demand for coat-sults. As a
result II is predicted that spring styles
will be shown earlier than ever this
year, II being impossible to wear the
separate coat as long as one could use
the coat-suit.