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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

II was just wondering" unused the
Rummy as he finished the near-beer
and made a wry face az he put the
empty glass on the bar.
you were Just wondering what?"
demanded the Barkeep, as he grabbed
an empty pop bottle.
81 was wondering II you could class
ify aviation schools among the insti-
buttons devoted to higher education"
replied the Rummy, as he headed for
the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

AT prohibition I'm not SORE"
Remarked old Oswald Dafter:
"As long as there's no night before,
ThereIl be no morning after"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Fire Alarm Boxes

Copper Work.
+Nafket and Sheridan Street
market ana first Streets
Ave. and Paterson Sc
e-High and Lewio Streets
and high Streets
BrunGWfck Ave and Jaw 81
1-Smith and State Streets
2EAtlantic Terra Gotta Works
S-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford 81
and Front Streets
state and Washington Sta
High and Warrington Streets
state ST. and Buckingham Ava
st. and Pulaski ava
HAIL Ave, and Charles st
sssr United 6ni Eesd S Wosss
AWashinston and First Streets
Brunswick Ave. and Elm Sc
l-Smfth Street and Watson Ava
.Commerce and State Streets
Front and Smith Streets
EWater and Gordon Streets
Ave and Gordon Strese
l-Brace and Hanson Avenues
i2-Smfth and Herbert Streets
Ave and Washingfon g.
Ave and Stanford Street
|-Near City Hospital
and Brace Avenues
and Hail Avenues
Ava and Insloe Street
!ELAwrsnce ana krencfs Streets
an4 9ohnnfone Streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Gosh!

There Is a man working in the Bow
Springfield. Ohio, who las missed his
calling. He should be a camp meet
ing exhorter. His name Is c. Jesus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
The Wise Fool.

THE longest way round Is the short
est way home" quoted the Sage.
mot IL you are going home in a fly
ing machine replied the Fool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Why p. L. Barnum Rolls Over In His

The other day Luke wanted to know
what become Of the o. T. lightning
rod peddler. And the Cherokee.
Okla, Republican tells us that he Is
working In Grant County. He gets the
farmer to sign an order for rodding
the house and the order later on turns
out to be a note for about $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
EOOeyf

This Biffkins is like lots Of men,
The durn sweiled-headed cuss:
He's always praising Biffkins, when
He might be praising US.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

The fireman Is a gallant lad.
And I will always sing his praises
For / know that he won't get mad
When I tell him to go to blazes-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Daily Thought.

To be trusted Is q greater compn-
ment than to be loyed.-George Mac
donald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Ora Pro Nobisi

(Houston. Texas, Post.)
We say it confidently. Whatever
may happen July 1 can have no ter
ror for Ohio. May "a will remain
crepe day for Luke McLuke's dooI
knob in all the years to come.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Firms Is Firms.

Talking about a wise drug firm how
about Sea & Noe, who have a drug
store in Dennison, Texas?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Don,t an sneak at Once,

OF course you think that you are
smart.
And know most everything by heart:
Then answer this, my friend. I beg:
Tell me the gender OF an egg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

d. Kantor buys and sells empty bot
ties in Joplin, Mo. And a Neosho
reader remarks that he won't be the
only empty d. Kantor in Missouri az
ter July !.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
TYianxi

TAD in Athens (Ohio) Messenger.)
DON'T KILL YOUR WIFE
Let one of our washing machines do
the dirty work.
wheaton s. Crooks Hardware Com
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

Names Is Names.
Montana Middletown lives in Law
renceburg, Tenn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Bits of By-Pldy


BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1919. the Cincinnati
Inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

Our Daily Special.
When You Stand On Your Dignit
You Make Other People Tired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10

Have you figured how
much more II would cost you
to replace today the building
you erected a few years agof
Doubtless you are not carrys
ing enough fire insurance. Let
us write some additional in
surance for you In one Of the
reliable companies we repre-
sent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

piece Of metal the lock that prevents
squeak and rattle and makes the bed noise
less, inviting relaxation and deep rePose-
They have consistently advocated the
Twin Bed principle
They have invented Springs, too, that
yield evenly to the contours Of the body
= always resilient and elastic.
The SlRz1ber Kisg-a spring COM
posed Of flexible steel strips with
spirals Of highest spring wire; 50
combined that the spring acton IS
equal in all directions.
Tie Mount YeT1os-the Simmons
improvementon the box-sPringidea.
Now this latest achievement good
design in metal beds - involves also the
invention ola truly seamless tubing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

DEr DH-E the Aohamuledan conquest
- the Moon-god. Ia his Brahmin
shrine. wore upon his forehead one
Of the most beautiful diamonds IN
creation Partly from its peculiar
color, partly from a superstition
which represented q as partskinE Of
The nature Of the deity whom It
adorned, and growing and lssssning IN
luster with the waxing and waning
of The noon y fizzt gained the name
81 which It continues to be known In
india 20 this day-the name Of THE
AOQN6IoNE After passing from
one laWlsss hand 70 another. in 1850.
after the lapse OF eight centuries
the Moonstone looks forth over the
Iails q the scored city in which It's
Throughout this long period the
IoouErone had been sought dilizent-
By BY three Brahmlus and their sue
cessors- Their vigilance was, In 1888.
rewarded by The side OF the resplen-
dent gem eIsf.mlnr on TIE bosom 81
q ligHr-hearlGd girl Rachel Terin-
der had received the Moonstons as
legacy ron an interruptions uncle
who was n high disfavor with the
family. knowing that the Moonstone
brought Ll-luck. the gift was made
in revenge.
Although thoroughly admired az
Miss Nerinder's birthday dinner the
uncauuy influence OF the stone made
itself 1ell in the atmosphere OF the
f7rty. Two rival Euitors we're pres
ent-both cousins Of Rachel Verinder.
One, Godfrey AbleWhite, persuasive
u manner and eloquent as chairman
OF many charitable organizations.
lived IN che neighborhood and had
hitherto gained the advantage which
'HnH r aHr
Blake, lately returned to England.
bringing the 1Ioonstoue. after several
years spent on the continent. The
latter was guest OF 1Lrs. Verinder
where his Eraclousness and conEenial-
ity 70 Miss Ferluder made him most
welcome. Hence IL was not surpris-
ing that Rachel fell ln love with him
and refused the opportunities Of Cod
frey AbleWhite lust before the birth
cay dinner This major tension ac-
compznled By various misunderstand-
inss on the part Of other guests end
ed ID dispute between the family
physician and Franklin Blake over
the latter.g GleeplsEsness in which the
doctor 1alled % convince him that
medicine could triumph over his
nerves.
On hearing a drum the guests
rushed 70 the terrace 20 be confronted Z
BY three indian 5uEElers- At a word
indian traveller, the lutruders hur- {
riedlT retreaied. This surprising
turn Of events argued 1sf putting the T
Moonstone into especially safe keep
ing, but Mss Rachel, with ideas OF /
Der own. Insisted on placing il IN an I
unlocked indian cabinet in her dres- ]
sing room The company then dis ]
persed, leaving Franklin Blake. who ]
cooked Wretc1eclT- and Mr. AbleWhlrc I
together Aftsr much urging Mr. I
Blake decided % take brandy and 4
water 70 help combat his sleepless- (
ness
The hsusehold was startled next f
loonEtone- Franklin Blake. always I
zlert, vas instrumental in bringing (
b the nearest police Rachel be-
zane exceedingly angry at their IN
.rusion and was deeply offended with
Franklin Blake fc- securing them
The chief OF police succeeded IN max
nE a ness o. affairs and was super :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

seeded By the famous detective Ser
geant Cuff.
The chief Of police had aroused the
resentment Ct the servants BY exam
inng their boxes: Sergeant Cuff
wished 10 begin with the personal
the Moonstone but rather for an art
icle OF clothing bearing q paint ssain
from the door OF Rachels boudoir.
Everyone acceded but Miss Nerinder
who gave a most decided refusal The
only servant suspected by the ser
geant was Rosanna Spearman who
had been rescued from misfortune BY
LADY Neriuder. She was discovered
BY Sergeant Cuff TO have bought
quantity OF plain white cloth and
made and Numbered q new garment
in her room when supposed to be III
with a headache Miss Rachels point
blank refusal 70 have her posses
sions searched and her decision 70
leave her home ended IN gaining her
point and the dismissal OF the detcc-
WINGED that Miss Rachel had disposed
OF the diamond through the ccnni-
vance Of Rosanna Spearman in order
70 pay some pressing debt
Rachel and Lady Eerinder spent
some little time in London where
Rachel was ordered by her physician
to have as much gaietv as possible
10 counteract the depression OF re-
cent evsnts. Franklin Blake left for
the continent and Godfrey Alleviate
again resumed his attentions 10
Rachel Shortly after leaving Lady
Nerinder's country home for London,
Godfrey Anlewhite was summoned TO
a strange house BY an unknown per-
son, bound. gagged and searched by
a taWny-skinned individual On the
same day a notorious money lender
net with Ike experience in the ex-
act spot where 1lr- Ablewhite was
maltreated, only that IN his case a
receipt for a valuable left at a bank
er's was removed from his loose pa
gers. The news OF the disappearance
OF The Moonstone having reached Lon
don an ugly suspicion began 10 at
tach Itself TO Godfrey Alleviate,
only &c be dissipated BY the emphatic
assertion OF Rachel Verinder. Il
know that Godfrey AbleWhite Is in
nocent-" soon after this Rachel be-
came engaged TO Mr. Alleviate. al
though she told him her heart was
elsewhere He seemed. however TO be
quite satisfied with this condition IN
tn after Lady Nerinder's death when
he had an opportunity 70 examine her
VIII. When Rachels lawyer found
this out and communicated i 10
rachel she dismissed Godfrey Able
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Fl Paso. and is the first school OF
its kind 70 be opened in FL Paso.
Children who are deaf and dumb
and hard OF hearing. who need lip
reading. now have an excellent op-
portunity for an education Lip read
ing and speech are taught. The hoard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

dreu IA this school are making good
progress in their school wrok- Miss
Johnson cinsiders them the brightest
group Of children she has ever taught
The children gave a party at the
Sunset school Tuesday afternoon. Re-
frashmantg were serEsd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
DEAF CHILDREN MAKING
PROGRESS IN SCHOOL

The day school for deaf children IN
the Sunset school building has been
under successful operation for the
past three weeks. The school Is a
part Of the public school system Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

OF education requests
wish TO enter their
school for the deaf
with Miss Marion c.
set school Miss Jof
Of the school She
from four Tears Of 8
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
COLLINS

william Wiilzie Collins the son e a
landscape and portrait painter. vas born
IN London. January g, 1924.
He died September "a 1sse. After some
private educatlca AZ home he spent three
years IN Italy with his father. On his
return he became g clerk with a firm Of
tea merchants IN London, but tea was
not 20 his tastes be studied Law AZ the
famous Li1coin's Inn and was called 20
the bar ia 1851. But be was sti1 drift
inEs he was not attracted 10 the law.
though he found his studies Of great use
90 him "A later days.
The death Of the elder Collins IN 1s47
put The son partly in the way Of finding
himself, for he published his fathers life
81 two volumes the next year. He had
been turning over his experiences Of three
years life IN italy. and IN 1850 appeared
his first novel 'Antonina- o. the Fail OF
Rome a'BasiI'' vas published "a 1879.
and hide and Seek IN 1854 De had not
attracted the attention Of the public IS
yet The great event OF his life. however,
came IA 1881. when he made the &C
quaintancs Of Charles Dickens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Women Give Enthusiastic Welcome to
Beauty of New Patterns in Simmons Beds.
NOuy in the St0resEs Metal Beds Ever Designed Ia Harmony nth
Interior Decoration Today ONsstabshd Of Simmons KeOsB
Strengthens its Commanding Position Leading Producers Of Metal Beds

You know how It is with the old-fash-
toned metal beds. The tubing always has
a seam running the full length Of the tube
L IS likely to be rough docs not take
the enamel nicely.
When you see these new Simmons Beds,
notice especially the tubing It's exquisite
finish, free from seam and roughness -
and how beautifully it takes the enamel
You viii ind them in the leading stores
and with them some very charm
ing Brass Beds and Children's Cribs -
built for sleep, BY the Simmons Company
Prices Of Simmons Beds are little, If
any, higher than those Of ordinary beds.
IF you have any trouble finding them We
shall be glad to send you the names of
Simmons merchants near your home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

al parents Who
children IN the
to communicate
Johnson at sun
nson has charge
will take pupils
&c up The chill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

COAL
$500 per ton. delivered Call for
Merbeth, 206 Mills St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Notiee-Dr. J. A. Pickett, Residence
Pm. 60. omitted from July directory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

n TO woman who sees these beautiful
~ beds will wonder at the way they
i are being received.
Every day goes further to confirm the
initiative Of the Simmons Company in pro
ducing metal bed designs based on the
sound principles Of line, form and COM
position such as the " Colonial Illus
trated above.
This Simmons idea Of putting real de-
sign into metal beds is just the latest ex-
ample Of initiative that has expanded the
Simmons Company from one small plant
twenty-five years ago to one Of the great
American industries today.
1t was the Simmons Company that first
thought of sleep in relation to metal beds.
That led to the Simmons Patented
Pressed Steel Corner Lock the lock
that holds the bed together firm, like one
San Francisco, Cal. Newark, M.
Montreal, Canada
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builders and buildIng-materinl dealers
ready to help him. Coupled with these
facts. there Is now the added induce
ment that by building this season. the
home owner will have performed a pa
trioftc duty.
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Were one to analyze the careers of
200 or 800 of our leading men of
finance and industry II would probably
develop Tat not half OF them contin-
ued IN the line Of business in which
they started. but struck boldly out In
the direction where they saw the big
gest opportunities and where their In
clinntion lay.
one Of the earliest and most notable
instances Of this was Commodore Van
derhflt. who was so old before he
turned TO railroading that his family
and his advisers importuned him to let
well enough alone and not TO enter an
entirely new field at his time Of iIfe-
Tbis readiness of brainy giants to
take M new things and TO throw their
whole selves into them is really one
OF ~ principal reasons why the
r7pitc6 states has led the world In so
rrarv INES Of endeavor. Wealthy Eu-
ropeSno. ~ q rule. avoid the new,
avoid untried paths; they are inclined
70 vdrnhlp precedent.
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Planning home now Is much III a
buying a Liberty bond-it not only Is
a patriotic duty. but II is the best In
ve>tment any man with a family can
make The government is urging ey-
eryOne to build SO that the labor Of the
country that has been released through
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REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Recorded With County Clerk
During the Past Week

Industrial League 10 ]. W Smith.
lots. >13O.
III. L. Smith 10 ]. W. Hackett. lot In
Norman Add. Fulton. $500
steve Stahr ~ ]. A. Bush. one-third
of lot No. -. West Hickman. SGD
! II. Millet 10 -. 4. Henry. house
and lot east Of the Millet residence. 81
OOO
Mrs. l.. a. Ridgway 10 X. y. PhippS.
lot at 9TH and Cemetery sts-- Fulton.
$1,000.
II. N. Kirk 10 Mrs. Pearl LcdfOrd.
1871 acres land. formerly owned 10y
steve Stair. $4,000.
r. :. Kirkland 10 L. Il. Chambers.
lot I'm Fulton. $500.
w. ID Fortner 10 ]. j. Wells. 81 "a
cres land i'm the Cayce district. $1,000.
j. W. O'Rear 10 Mrs. Josephine Poy
ner. l. lots Ind. League Addition. ST.
zoo.
u r Lowe 10 j. W. Black lot az
jefferson and 81. Line sts.. In Fulton.
$3.50.
]. l.. McClain 10 +. a Bratton. 10
acres on Fulton-Rock Springs road,
$1,000.
W. r. Barnes to Mrs Kate EdmondS
40-foot strip of lot in Henry Add. $iO0
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CAYCE NEWS.


Ben johnson. one OF our boys who
has been In France. came home Tues
day. He has discharge and viii
stay with home folks.-Mr. and Mrs
A c. Campbell spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Johnson.-Mrs. Frank
lin from Missouri. Is visiting Mrs W.
II. Taylor.-Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Brockman spent Sunday with Arch Oil
yer and family.--Lester Brown and
wife. E r. Treas and wife and Glen
oliver spent Sunday with DR. and Mrs
J. w. Nayior.-Dr. &. A Wright and
son. Hendon. and Andy Bondurant
spent a few days last week I'm ST.
Louis.-Rev. W. Il. Holly and family
were I'm Union City Monday.-Miss
Ora Mayes spent the week end with
friends out OF town.-Mrs- Lee Atwill
visited the family OF John Lawson
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Jim Warford
and Mrs. Annie Oliver visited Mrs.
Geo. Meneese Monday.-Born. on the
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs Charley Veno-
mon. a boy.-Buford Campbell spent
Monday with Are hOliver and fam
fly. He leaves soon for his CAMP
win make her home here in the Ed
Jones house.-Mrs. Andy Fleatcher
and Misses Effie Asbell and Eula R0-
per were I'm Fulton Monday shopping.
Mrs. c. A. Wright spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Albert Lawson.-Miss
Corinne Burnett is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Chas- Bondurant.-Mrs- Birdie
Pewitt spent Sunday night with Mrs.
j. w. Nayl0r.-Mrs- Henry Burns spent
Monday and Tuesday here. returning
10 Jackson Tuesday. She Is still tax
ing treatment for her eye--Mrs- Joe
Allen has been very sick but Is inn
proving.-Miss Aleen Brown visited
Eula Roper Saturday.-Miss Mary At
teberry's recital had to be postponed
on account of the rain until Tuesday.
IL was well attended and very much
enjoyed.-There was a large crowd out
az church Sunday. IL being Mothers
Day. Rev. W. Il. Holly preached a
good sermon, which was enjoyed very
much. We also enjoyed n good talk
Sunday night by Jim Barkett. telling
US about his native land the the great
good the missionaries have done for
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the owner OF one. When the initial
payment Is made and the owner has
taken possession. he Is repaid for his
action so many times that ne cannot
understand why he had not taken the
plunge before.
A home is within the easy reach Of
every man who has any sort OF a
standing in his community. Banks
would rather loan money to the home
builder OF their town than to almost
any other Individual.
No Waste In Modern Homes
Modern homes are designed so that
there Is no waste space In them. Ev-
cry nook Is utilized and floor plans
are made with the idea In mind that II
Is not the number of rooms, but the
conveniences and comfort the rooms
will afford that Is of the most impor-
lance.
The modern bungalow Is an exempli-
fication OF this idea. "a small house
with a great many large rooms in tn
always has been the ideal of the house
keeper. While this Is obviously impos-
sible. the bungalow comes near to real
izing this ideal. There are few rooms
but they are large and being all on the
same floor give an Idea OF spacious
ness
The accompanying Illustration shows
n hve-room bungalow of the latest de-
sign. II will suit the requirements Of
a small family; has not a large number
OF rooms to be taken care of. and pro-
vides for every modern convenience
and comfort The bungalow Is suit
able for any community. city. town or
country.
The accompanying floor plan shown
how conveniently the rooms are ~
ranged and the comforts that have
been provided The house coutnlro
five rooms. living room. dining room
kitchen and two bedrooms and bath
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BUNGALOW IDEAL
FOR SMALL FAMILY
Convenient Arrangement Annals
to the Housekeeper.
ECONOMICAL IN MANY WAYS
Design Shows Comfortable 49,.
That Can Be Erected and Mai,
tanned at Comparatively
Small Cost


Mr.. william A Radford vim
questions and give advice FREE o.
COST on all subjects pertaining - -.
subject OF building. for the readsrs - 49,
paper. On account OF his vice exper,cn.s
a. Editor. Author and Earufacti,r.r -
a.. without doubt. the highest susS.~ss
on all these subjects Address all inon,-,ss
TO William A. Racfori. No. isz7 Prs,-ss
avenue. Chicago. III. and only enr1<,ss
three-cent stamp for reply.
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The plan also provides for a basement
under the whole house.
Outdoor SITTING Room.
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Outdoor Sitting Room.
The house is 30 by A feet. includ-
ing the front porch projection. The
living room is II Aet o inches. by II
feet. Opening off IL is the front porch,
9 by IL feet This can easily be
screened In the summer. and makes a
commOdious outdoor sitting room. To
the rear OF the living room Is the
dining room. II feet s inches by II
feet. Back OF the dining room is the
kitchen. 10 by II feet. One end is cut
Off for the pantry. while door at the
other leads To the back porch, o feet O
inches by ~ feet
A door from the living room leads in
10 hall. at each end OF which are bed
rooms. while the bath Is In the center.
The front bedroom Is II feet 3 inches
r. IL feet and extends 10 line with
the front Of the porch. making an ex-
ceptionally attractive sleeping room.
The back bedroom is II feet 9 inches
by II feet . inches. A good-sized
closet shjoins each bedroom.
The basement is divided into two
sections. one II feet 3 inches. by u
feet. and the other l. feet 9 inches.
by - feet. In the larger Of the two
basement rooms Is the chimney so lo-
Gated that a rises through one corner
Of the kitchen.
This bungalow Is economical in all
ways, cost Of construction, cost of up
keep and II modern conveniences are
installed will make AN exceptionally
comfortable home-a house that has
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the cessation Of hostilities may be en-
ployed. AT the same time. buying a
home means providing against the flu
ture. which Is worth while. no mat
ter what sacrifices have 10 be made
But leaving out the considerations
OF patriotism and being provident.
there are advantages I'm owning a home
that more than balance any slight pri-
walton that Is required TO secure It,
The home owner is the best man In
his community. He Is stable and Is
regarded as n real part of the life OF
his home town He Is the substantial
man Of the neighborhood In which
he lives. not merely "A fioater. who has
no ties 20 bind him 10 the social and
business life that Is around him.
Buying n home might be compartc
with going In swimming for the first
time IN the season. The initial plunge
Il dreaded: but after IL has been made.
how invigorating and satisfying is the
water. Making up the mind 10 buy q
home IS the hardest part Of becoming
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them. He spoke In connection with the
Centenary. IL was very good. indeed
MIR. and Mrs. Ted Alexander. OK near
Terrill. Tenn. visited Mrs Jno. NIL
ner Saturday night and Sunday. Mes
srs Thurman Brown and Reuben
Bradley. of near Terill. Tenn. were
here Sunday.