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Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

MIR. and Mrs. Lee oren Treece, Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Smith were Joplin
visitors Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

Mr.. ]. Street Is in Tulsa and Okla
homa City this week on business.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26
KHOOPTNG COUGH

Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
70 keep the cough loose and expee-
toration easy. 1t h Oxeellent
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

Mrs. S. ]. Cook and daughter.
Dorothy, visited friends in Joplin
sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

Mr.. ]. BOwles was q Joplin visitor
Saturday.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

Walter Apple is q business visitor
in Kansas City this week.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

f. c. McWilliams left Sunday on &
business trip to Kansas City.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-04-26

Miss Swannie Smith was in Joplin
sunday.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
II
 HOLD ANNUAL IN
 CITY APRIL 23

Tnc Temperance Federation of Ari- Hona will hold it's annual convention at the Central Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday, April 2S. The ses- sions will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning, at 1:SO o'clock in the after noon and al o'clock at night. While there Nre no great issues hanging in the balance, the temperance people feel that it is advisable to stay nn inc job for the election of public of- 1icials, and other matters that may come up.
 Delegates will be in attendance from all parts of the state. The public is in Nited by those in charge to attend all sessions. but especially urged to attend inc night meeting At night there will he two speakers on the program. pr. ALeln0tte Miller, a man of force and mental powers, will deliver an address. EhaDNin Rideout of the 1lth Field Ar tillei will also speak Chaplain Ride out was formerly pastor of one of the largest Baptist churches in the east, and is now one of the most popular men tn his regiment He is intellectual, eloquent and powerful and mingles hu- nor with pathos in his address. He en- listed at the outbreak of the war, and has rendered valuable service to the soldiers.
 The program for this convention is Qs follows.
 Morning Session 10:00-Call to order by president. 1O:O0-Registration of delegates. 10:10-Eloction of secretary of con- vention.
 Song: America" by audience
 Prayer: Rev. J. H. Batten
 Prescott
 10:30-Presidents address, Thomas
 K. Marshall
 10:50-Vice- presidents report, B. w.
 Getsinger.
 11;00-TreasIrer's report, Warwick
 Scott
 u;1O-Goneral Secretarys report,
 Grady Gammage. 11:30-Addrcss Mrs. Grady Gam
 mage.
 11:45-Appointment of committees.
 1. Nominations.
 9. Resolutions.
 8. Legislation and law en-
 forcement. 12:00-Lunch for all out-of-town
 delegates Free.
 Afternoon Session 1;30-Opening song and prayer.
 Prayer; Rev. Charles V. La
 Fontaine.
 1:35-Address: Miss Brown. presi-
 dent W. C. T. U. of Jerusalem. 1:50-Address: Labor and National
 Prohibition" T. J. Croaff.
 president state Federation of
 Labor.
 2:O0-Reports of committees. 2.4O- Miscellaneous business. short
 talks by visiting delegates and
 discussion of local problems.
 Night Session s:O0-Special music.
 Address: Dr. Melnotte Miller
 of Douglas-"Patriotic."
 Address: Chaplain Ridout
 Eleventh Field Artillery-"A Dry Army and a Dry Ma
 tiOn."
 Unfinished business and ad-
 jOurnment.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

fine nets both in silk and cotton We have for vour
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DARkEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Apply La Creole - It's Easy, Simple
and Heaithy-No
Dyo,

You look aid and played out with
premature gray, streaked. faded or
Just turning gray hair. Have bonutl-
full dark hair again, fluffy, soft and M
tural by applying La Creole TO all
your hair and scalp before going To
bed. It Is not dye but rerives The
color glands. Pretty soon YOU Will
30 delighted to SEQ all your gray hair
turn to an even beautiful natural dark
shade again Not'cven trace Of gray
Will show after treatment with LA
Creole. This preparation also stops
falling hair, dandruff and causes new
soft hair to sprout all over your head.
Don't be mislcd into buying some
cheap hair tonic. La Creole ~ the
only hair preparation that darkcr7
gray hair BY rcviving color glands Of
nature. Try It. Sold on money
| back guarantee by Baers Pharmacy,
! Wheeling, ". Va. or sent direct for
! 12o on mail orders.
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m1LE 1EMP1RESS."

Sixteen pretty girls. three funny
comedians. prima donnas that can sing
and soubr.rteS that can both sing ana
dance. are some Of the many reason
that "Tha Tcmptrrss BurleSqucrS'
which will appear AT the Court theatre
on Monday and Tuesday. January -
and -. with matinee both days. Is
one Of the mosi popular burlrsque at
fractions on tho American circuit AT
the present time. The Baker Il kahE
Amusement company have spared no
EXPENSE to make this seasons edition
AS near perfect burleSque show as
possible. Nevertheless. it is still real
hurlesuue-no thoughts Of musical
comedy or light opera entering the
producers minds. Fast and snappy,
With not dull minute from The rise
until the fall Of the certain is n short
method Of describing the performance.
The only and original Zallah will be
seen at every performances. She IS con-
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Darst Wins Out in His
Contention With State
Treasurer Over Funds

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Jan. 10
State Auditor John Sherman Darst was
winter today at an executive session
OF the state board of public works over
State Treasurer William S. Johnson
IN their fight for the custody Of the
funds which are placed in state de-
poSi;ories by the auditor under state
statutes. Treasurer Johnson sub
mitred previous resolution which
was passed and which gave him con-
troll of all state. funds. Auditor Darst
submitted another resolution resCind-
ins the boards previous action. and
it. was passed after three and one
half hours session behind closed doors
TO-DAY. The vote on the Darst resolu-
ton is said TO have stood four to three
with Governor John j. Cornwell. Sec
rotary of State Houston G. Young and
State Superintendent OF Schools Nor
ris 2. Shawkey voting with Darst.
State Commissioner OF Agriculture
James II. Stewart and Attorney Cen
eral England arc said 20 have voted
with Johnson against the resolution,
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Every Church in Charters
Presbytery Has Increased
Salary Of Its Pastor
Special Dispatch to Tho 1ntellisenceF.

Special Dispatch to Tho 1uteilisencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Jan. 16.-Re-
ports received at meeting Of CHARTERS
Presbytery OF tho United Presbyterian
church here to-day indicated that prac-
tically every congregation In the organ
ization had increased Its pastors salary
during the past few months. Increased
cost OF living prompted recommends
ton for salary Increases At recent
meeting Of tho Presbytery. and apPar-
ently the congregations accepted the
recommendation. One report showed an
Increase OF $500 year. the added stl-
ponds ranging from this amount down
70 500.
Tho Presbytsry to-day elected COM
ra.ssioners TO tho next General Assent
bly,. which meets In Pittsburgh In May.
as follows:
Preach"rs-The Rev. Dr.. D. f. Miller.
Pittsburgh: the Rev. J. II. Grier. Can
onsburg: tho Re-. Or. II ". Temple.
Washington, and the Re-. II. L. Hood.
Washington. F.iders-S. &. Fee. Cross
Roads: J. VI. Stewart. Hickory: II NJ.
C:rothers, Taylorstown. and an elder 70
be named from tho North Buffalo
church.
Tie following ALTERNATE" commission
ers to the General Assembly were ch.'-
sen:
Preachers-T!:a Roy. Or. ". P. Aiken.
Canonsburg: th. Rev. T. e Proudat.
Washington: the Rev. T. J. Scott, Wash.
.nS,on. aad Tie Rev. Earl u. Miller,
Midway t.t,iers-W. C.. Ross. Cross
Roads: J. Il. Gitsen, Hickory: Oscar
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To be possessed of a head Of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrouS, fluffy
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
matter of using little Danderdlne.
II is easy and inexpensive 10 have
nice, soft hair and lots OF il. Just get
small bottle OF knowlton'S Dander.
inc now--it costs but Il few ccnts-all
drug stores recommend it-apply Il
little as directed and within ten min
uteS there will be all appearance Of
abundance. freshness. fluflinrsS and an
incompatible gloss and lustrr, and try
as you will you can not find a trace
OF drandruff or falling hair; but your
real surprise will be after about two
weeks USE when YOU will see new
hair-tine and downy al tirst--yes--
but really new hair--Sprouling out all
over your scalp--panderine Is. we be-
lieve. the only sure hair grower. de-
stroynr Of dandruff and cure for itchy
scalp. and il never fails 10 stop falling
hair at once.
If YOU want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really IS. moisten Il
cloth with little Danderine and care
fully draw it through Your hair-tak.
ing one small strand at a time. Your
hair will be- soft. glossy and beautiful
in just a few momentS-a delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this.
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Ills Bridal Night" the bright musical
niece which comes TO the Court. Sat
urday, for a return date, will enjoy ca
pactty business for It's two perform
ances. The sale opened this morning
with a line of buyers at the window
and the management seemingly has a
right 10 expect one Of the best houses
OF the season.
II will be remembered that his
Bridal Night" was pronounced DIG
hit here and it Is safe TO say that
there has been no better entertain
ment here this season.
Frederick V. Bowers, in the stellar
role, and the same excellent support
ing company seen here in September
will return.
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woman's Literary Club Elect
Officers.

Tho woman.s Literary club held their
monthly Meeting yesterday afternoon al
tho Hotel Windsor. when tho annual o.
ectIon OF officers took place.
Tho meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Fl. Maynard Kimherland. presi-
dent. Mrs. Walker Allen gave a good
rcport of tho snlo Of tho jewelry which
was collected for the purchase Of yarn.
Mrs. Charles Berry chairman OF the
knitting committee, gave a most Eratl-
flying report of the articles received.
which will be sent TO the boys In the
service, this week.
Prof. HILL Of bethany Eave talk on
fool conservation. Tho announcement
that tho club will havo tho pleasure of
hearing Mrs. Bourne at tho next meet
ing was most enthusiastically received
by all tho members who are deeply In
tcrestcd in the lectures OF this brilliant
woman.
Tho election Of officers followed. Mrs.
H. Maynard kimberland's resignation as
president. on account Of tho other duties
which claim her attention. making the
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ceded to be the best in her line 1tt
entertainment.
hrBEnrY THEATRE.

The Courage Of the Commonplace.
n flve-part feature Of. Tuspense. is on ihc
bill for to-day only at the Liberty thea
tire, sixteenth and Market streets. --s
The story is OF intense interest. ably
acted and we'll produced. Part OF the
scene Is at Yale, the rest at a western
mining camp. The central hgure'r1 ~
the superintendent of the mine. former
Yale student. who applies to his lie the
Courage IF the Commonplace. .E!-
handles the striking miners and wins
their everlasting Allegiance when.rIr:
goes down the shaft OF burning min!
10 find and remain with the men INF
priSoncd below In the end the uneX-.
pected happens. and he finds the girl H."
has loved since his college days loves
him also.
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$50 LONG LEFTY"

The most scintillating and tuneiul
musical comedy Of the past season
comes to the Court theatre. Saturday
January &C, for one night and a popu-
lar matinee, when Oliver MoTosco's
$50 Long Lefty" comes here follow
ing a long engagement in Chicago, Ne"
York, Boston and Philadelphia. the
book of 80 Long Lefty" is by MT:
Morosco and Mr.. Harris. TO which Earl
Carroll has added eighteen musical
numbers of the whistling variety.
Charlotte Greenwood plays the title
role of Lefty" and Sydney Grant
Will Morrissey. Tyler Brooke, Ma!
Boley. Henrietta Lee and Halle Man
ming have all been intrusted with lul'
pprtant funmaliing roles.
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"ELORA BELLA"

Flora Bella" queen of this seasons
musical offerings. will be the attrac-
lion At the Court. Wednesday. January
81, matinee and night, with joyous
asr of forty people. The producer OF
this charming addition to the years
crop OF pronounced successes, will
send an excellent company ana pro-
6uclion for this engagement. There
is II plot running through the three
acts. while The glittering ensemble OF
girls and hoys who. sing. dance and
make merry. is of metropolitan stamp
and a Joy 10 behold. Seals on sale
Monday.
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Sawhil. Taylorstown. and an elder from
tho North Buffalo church.
The Rev. DR.. L. X. Peacock. noted
evangelist. formerly with the Billy
Sunday party. was received as g. mem
Der OF the Presbytery from the Mercer
Pcesbytery.
The deaths OF r. NJ. Patterson. Ven
ice. and j. Martin Miller, CHARTERS. ell
,lers. were reported since the last meet
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Crancis-Ma1well.

Srrclni Dispatch To- TIL" lmtrilisenr"r
tLAkKSEl re-. W. Va, Ian IT,,
Thomas j. frlnrIs. ;r"Inln"ai business
man az, r"dl ni..ra!nr and Miss f.st"ll'
Maxwell. GRADUATE" iturS" -: ST. Mary s
Hospital. wrr" married late to-day ~
III" Church IT III" lnnrn"ulat" C0nr"p-
ton. lcPViuS Immediately af;rrward uIi
IN Eastern wedding trir.
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present office Impossible. was most re-

present office impossible, was most re
grctfully received.
Mrs. KImhrrlanh has. through nor
wonderful ability as president; .: this
club, during tho past thru years. made
i, one OF tnr most delightful! nrganIZR-
lions TO which Wheeling women were
rrivile god {" belong. The officers eject
ed include:
Frcsii"nt~-Nrs. Elauch" Dunlcry
Sr"nnrNd: ilrSt vice pr"&Id"nt--Mr$. Har-
~ Mcndcl: Second Vic" pr"$id"ni--MrS.
Howard TruSSell: corresponding Secrc-
,ary-NTrs. ". i. .A'wnurl: recording SOC
rc,arv--N!rs. Marcus q. Bond: auditor
Mrs. Dent. y Tayl"r: treasWrcr--Mrs
William Gilmore
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The Man Who Came Back
Stellar Attraction At the
Court Theatre Today

William \. Brady is receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the success "l The
Man Who Came Back" which has just
completed its tifty-Scven weeks run
and which will appear in Wheeling TO-
day and tomorrow with Il special maui
nee tomorrow.
In The Man Who Came Back Mr..
Brady has gone himself just one bet
ter and given youth ills chance right
through the production. He TOOK inc
manuscript from Il Young author he
put it on with young leading WON
An. a young leading man. and he had
it rehcarsed by a young stage direc-
tor.
Dorothy Bernard. the leading wom-
an, has been doing good acting FOR sew
eral years, but she had not been f"a'
tured at all as she is In THE Man
Who Came Back" in the part OF Mar
celle. the cabaret singer. in Which Sh"
is doing the best work of her career,
and is receiving the highest praise.
William Crowell. The young leading
man who plays the title role or me
Man Who Came Back. never before
had a part of much. prominence until
Mr.. Brady sent for him To come and
play the "lrad," tho young son of a
millionaire, about whose wayward path
this drama was written. How we'll
Mr.. Brady's faith was justified Is
shown by the fact that Young Crowell.
AS we'll as Miss Bernard. is personal
hit and both OF them have done much
to give the play its popular appeal.
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PETROLEUM INCREASE
HAS Been SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON. Jan. LITTLE Inter-
stat" Commerce Commission today SUI
spended proposed increases Of Is per
cent in petroleum in the middle west
which were IL have gone into effect
January Is. until July IS. to permit FUR
Their investigation. An examiners re-
port submitted to the commission today.
recommended that the application Of the
Santa +. railroad for increases in pctro-
lum rates varying from ten to several
hundred per cent be refused.
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Elite Club Dance.

Til" COMMITTEE" has c"Tll"t"l arrange
1nrntS for an informal dane" to Ia given
hy the E.lit" club Friday evening, Ianu-
arg - at thr E.lES' auditorium. an
nrrruprIat" dance program will h" fur
uiShrd 10y tn" Elite "rcfrSir:i 81 ten
r!rcrS The COMMITTEE" includes Lester
r.. Wilson. Henri l;ni"r and Sam :
t'rnw.
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Dance At Carroll Club.

A very delightful dane" was held NJ
tho Carroll club last evening. Which WAS
arrqnprG by Miss Miranda Zimmerman
and Mrs. =. Fran" with the assistance
Of a Iurc" committees. The Premier "r-
ch"Stra furnished It program "f popular
airs and the evenings pleasures With
dancing and cards WAS conducted by
n dainty luncheon.
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Bush.McCOrd.

\ marriage" which comes 40 s.r'
pris" Il their many friends was that 81
Miss lice MrGrrd of This city and MIR.
W. i. Flush Of FullanShr". w. Va. which
was sulrmrizrd on Monday afternoon al
: o'clock in the parsonage of tho First
Presbyterian church in Marirtm. ONO
with the Rev. John Gross. tn" pastor,
officiating Tho attendants were Mr.
and Mrs. t. y. Mrcord and Prof Ham
mnndtrcc Of Marietta
The bride is In" daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. y. McCnrd nf Fifteenth stree.
Th" young couple hay" 4 large circl"
of friends. who join III wishing them
well. They will reside in WcllsburE,
where the groom is employed.
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Lutheran Women's League.

The Lutheran Wum"n's lraEuH will
hold II meeting in tn" First English
Lutheran church to-day at "rnck
Th. ntlIrcrS arr r,rIli"Hird Ia be pres
en-. at 80 {" transact business. All
luth"rnu women viii hr Gludly well
coined IT this meeting
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MCSGl"!Il"S
Dancing Party,

Miss rl"rrnr'r' liHgHr ~ l'anhIry.
t"un.. who is ;ht. guest "i Miss Dorothy
tirrE will ~. "nmplim"ui,d with 4 de-
liGhtful informal ,ihnrinr party Ivy lie
younger set al In" Island tHiS evening
in :h" ball room Of l'r. and Mrs. ": =.
EtZl"r'S homo IN Xan" street
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: Tho. first ORDER for cast-iron pipe
r,la:od with III" United States by Ar
snn,iuc Republic IS said to nc ono Of
,h. largest contracts OF tho Kind ever
,na,ic. Tho order amounts to 69.onH
toms or pi7c. estimated az s%.500.Oo0,
and will b. shipped 10 Argentina in
aln,ut 20 vessels.
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Senior Prom.

Tho senior ii lHl.-!9lS. Wheeling
high school will enjoy :! delightful dance
this evening. Ws"r h. S"DiUr prom Will
h.. held at tho F.lks' club
This is always tn" most lnnk"df for
ward-fu q. raSiun IN tn. school social
program and the IN" ~ this evcnin,
will fail nothing short nf being he same
ENJOYABLE affair Of other years
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first meeting of the new year nm trlday
afternoon in tho Mems Bible class room
when the annual election nf officers VIII
be held. \ delightful program VIII nc
enjoyed. with 4 social huur Following
with Mrs. J. Il. Baum and Mrs. l.. H.
Wright In charge.
Tho proGram
Devotion. "Ns Thy Day. ..........
............M Mrs. lliny y. ClaTk
Reading. THAT Lost Five Dollars
Mrs. H. J. SGhcutcr
Reading. "Carrni'S ThankyOu Box
................. Miss Ann" kideelE
Enuud Tahi"-ln charE" If Mrs. ben
ENlcy.
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Dinner Party for Nurses.

This evening. ~ the OhI" Valley t;"n-
raj Hospital. III" nurses will eni"y
their annual diu!"r party. which is FL
ways ono -. IN" very delightful affairs
ii the year al this institution Mrs. Il.
w Peterson will have charge. assisted
h. th" iullu%liE r":..n!tt"":
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Z. j. G. Club Dance.

Tho m"mh'rS Of IA" r.. j Il club
entertained last evening at tn" Island
club rooms. which is thr second pl"asurr
Of IL s"ri'S they intend holding during
The winter. \ Dancing {" orchestra
music furnished happy. hours fn7 the
merry group. who were:
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. Opportunity Circle.

Members Of the Opportunity circle of
tho Vance Memorial church will hold the
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Afteruoon Card Party.

Mrs. William Braddock was hostess
yesterday afternoon at tho weekly card
party OF the Ladies' Carroll Social club.
which was g. delightful pleasure for the
group present. Following the games n
light luncheon was served There were
Dresont the following:
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Dinner Party.

Miss Hazel Flood entertained group
OF friends at her home IN Narwoo'
with a charmingly appointed dinner
marty last evening. complImentiCE Mr.
Eric Peterson, attached to the L. S. =
minnesota, and Is enjoying q furlouSf
with local relatives.
\ ship was tho pretty centerpiHce fol-
tho table. and there were covers laid for
the following:
Misses:
Hilda Mehlnann. Huzcl Flood.
Messrs.:
Edgar Meyn. Frank Dowler
MeSsrs. and Mesdames:
George c. Benekc, Charles J. Flis.
John c. Wincher. Fl. z. Warren.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson
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rifth rwtr Dancing Class,

Tho Fifth living dancing class will
meet on Friday afternoon OF this week
In tho Woodsdale school. The first class
will meet at $3.50 o'clock and the second
class at o'clock. Miss Ruth Campbell
will bo in charge Of the class, as usual.
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BRIDGE TEA
SOCIAL EVENT
CRAFTS ARRANGE DELIGHTFUL
! PLEASURE FOR FEBRUARY.
Senior Prom At Elks Club This Evening
viii Be a Happy Eveht-Sman
Informal Dances and Dinners.

Do Something.
II the world seems cool TO you.
l[IndIc fires to warm Il:
Let their comfort hide from you
Winters that deform II.
Hearts as frozen rs your own
To that RADIANCE gather;
You will soon forget To moan.
"Ah. the cheerless weather.:
II tho worlds 4 'valo Of tears"
Smile I'LL raiuhuws span II:
Breathe the love that lilo cndearS-
Clear from clouds to IN H.
or your Eladr"sS lend n~rleam
Unto souls that shtr"r:
Show Them how dark sorrows stream
Blends with hopes bright river.
Lucy LHrCom.
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"HlS BRIDAL NIGHT"
Advance sale indications are that
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a Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat
ment Will Answer the Question
Emphaticaly.

Your case is no worse than were
tho cases OF many who did try this
.re::,act;;.lte Pyramid Pile Treatment
ara .:no har" since written US let
terS 'ti'ithltn@ over with JOY ara
th2ukfuluess.
Trst il az OR expense By mailing
the I.lov: coupon. or get q TO- box rom
yo,;r druggist now. Take no substitute.