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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-17
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nip the new spflne hats iuni hap.
pen - ne exactly the fiEhi
shapes Tor Noiis. ~ was y ell
~ planned - the rossrs.fhai 40
who Tuxefu shat yoa an1 shall wear
dNnnE c0mIuf stasonf ii almos'
sesms there mat have been SOME cen
nifAnre between fhs miirnsfn ana The
YEA mshsrs Tor essn nse spring
ehaprAu aefmH actually iu NfY ur BE-
areuu "a n ina Nfl'. and oash veil
amaug tho thousands thaf are shown.
seems to suer~sf gGaf fhs f0fi ~ hai
f should be- strapped OVER
Lens sHo ihs vsii mss have had iis
fymbaNa msaninR ii may have been
ussi rs hide beaa'l fiom ln4aIsilts
ssss and iafpf 4 may have bsan q
pf4eI.Al luir tflns 81 iAs toilette
chiefly nssfai hsNaNse li Arpt ttrab
lotAs af hate ffom afinx oai from De-
silhouette ~ fhe Nsaa one wofe e
sen 20 . efHtf tsi aud ifr De- H
hams 1n a. aiiI 4ay ss one pfeffffed
Huf non fht Nfl H. q Fsff .mppfiaH
uan of fhs eatianls sul lts mission IL
sislot pnfsit decorative ffsf1 ven
an knowa fhai she 'eeha better in e
Becoming tsil II shs b. pretty. ihf
tfa drtNa attention 20 fhs fact. y ahs
3 p.aIn fhs FfH Etfs tef e smsfints
ana eaffsr ihat maAfa hrf plsIH
nfas interesting Ana ~ she has anf
faU 81 fitn ah flffffif adjusted tt
nIl HIfe f Most women hnuu a'fa.
fNaf nhIIf nfIf .hnsfr eel sf IIsiau
SOFA .an ata rfeaflJ tu fHe cope
ants a shabby. btfl adjusted tsI
son dtffaci even mofs Tfeafif fHht
fNa appearance BETTER no fru ff al
fhan fefn oi s'finFY one. sspi en fan
SONG alfhulf read IaaimNrf. ana fnuN
nr nlfisnef alars ~ hsif 'haf hase
stfaYtt euf 81 place end afe he'd Iu
rfeuE position aFslnsf cheek of ffW.
sles by ihs Feu 80 fsN ahual0 Ne
eofu aI daf ianF hUneftr t4a|iy enc
s shopping Time should be faEan
3uf'HE fhs morning ~ afternoon tu
remove 900 ssN. sffAls tha haf.
nan ur fhs hafranl fHsQ fsfsf4li5 pol
fle tei on aEan The irur fssdIas'
menf 81 haf ana xtH Wif makf aat
frsl decidedly ffeshsf and more ifs
seufatle
fel have sn sea he tired woman
hafInr fes sffsf sfrfnuaua aaF of
shopping ~ ofhsr atsafhIrs busn.as
bat Jasi utfie aWff hair ess ping
tn pisrs over fhs faHf collier aua s.lI
pIthsi ~ o. fhs forehead of haf
hfm A esfy finsreni sshi ;. 81.
ffDfa fne ffssf. mmsfuiafe rsf.sn
who lfff home early "a fhs 1.r frriy
foinsd. haftsd and fsIef Ys fte
e luafts spent 10 ne dressing rosm ~
3 b. Sea place uo4i1 have ssresd ~
rsi assfyshinE - snip 81 ~ order ana
you'd have MADE lsr MOI snlg iyos.
bui Tel. much better
May - fhe nsw ssiflnrs for spfins
ar~ >. decorative - arfuailF x8rrf
o.is Ia color. ard design that th.y
cannot Ds worn over he fare 81 at
ard serve rather - neek sfafses. o.
80 frnpery FOR ffs haf bfInl a ssrflon
- plain. are snseh fofnlnr directly IN
fronf - -. tlsaee Fael q tfIl is q
usn asarf model which hss af ihe
boffom : srfsii sutfo'deftf bof1ff
simoff sigt'@sn inches deep. The an-
per part. fee lesa geo nefh. a1es
over hai bflfn and face snf fbs heavy
scre.l border winea sbesi tie shfsaf
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a o. sali,,t The Adasissfisa sasa,
iiasfh Asii Nna VII sufsiy soss
kfuIlfafitaa luf fhs Aunnf sntiiiaH
iaas tssl.lfssl a. Ttse slnsis ftue~s
30 ~ pe-iga 4 sdsoltiy fissss,
Neat : pimris
fHs laNsf ss#- aassf her shin fnsa
ifts ftf aIHsf sase seross hsf hst
Fff ata nl fFna ends 20 aafhsf ~
trt fHfk asf ~ aaff fhs sell =
staH.f g ana fssfsnsi at iis suss tna
arf hss enIF ia pn fhess snas fot|
Esiffr a. fhs lsfs ana presto aroy-
u FeNfa haefhsf elastic veil. resa
nitfeif stllsfst ofsI fhs haf.ea saaaft
Nffis faH hfim sailor % hsana rst
sfis sHnas ) fa4ssfflah psttsfn a
snfs nafai uouf ina y In ssAefiv
fhf flFhf place - fan affeutlon % =
.fnI.s ana = 1Impla tsfY sfffut sfv
- ans - these vsl patteFus sore ear
tiItaHsn 20 snHlng Hps. ofhsfs -
tafey eyes siili pihes pattsfns 40
slstafif affanEsi 70 shss meaih snt
ssst fa sdfantAsa ~hiis hisiak lace
n aFa ~ care.
4.lis alrsfsnf ", equally smsfs
ffNW NHANtHA iFNfAt ~ WV
sH 4faifefsf sfih soufaehs IN sahssaa-
usi lpbklns bef8sF ssslsasi sna vsftv
shesInG an et4slsiie snd simosf 10.
paipabis ~shaaow embroidery" dg.
sifh rns threads On : sheer usst
Thss~ veii- sfs usaaiir 10 the nsD
ftffsnr4isr sixs shorter than ". "a
sigis yafa ana a.haif long vsii--snf
dFspsf arouua q hat. the safs rss.
rrarsfuiiy fssi above the shoalsss
Inc.
A fasorifs veil eoior .. copper. .oIas
lines called hsnn- red. These fss
dish bfosn wells are becoming 10 sno-i
eomsn. sisins w.fmfh .as toas - ths
akin. ofay wells ~ith blue 16fs srs
mart sise sna sfsvs vslas ,yl sisss
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ffock hAa fne shallow rounded netk
Hur end 8 ianE dIRninea sleeve that
falls anaf ftam fas arm y hen fhs
htut S iffeH NNe of the nee span
tf lautf nf fafhff. ons ~ fht ula
Spanish combs aUin n 81, Iced fash
an T.fes ihe fishi touch vlff q black
lace ffnfk f1f - course ihv Hrarist
fenurfa taffs 80 tlark face and nl
ways mraw faN comb ln her halr
Tie either hiafH iano model hss d
aWlna fIfed eartefet ~ tiatk chan.
nlf otcr 3 fhss.H Ike founfafion ~
risi hiUn satin lilo belt is ~ Gold
mech sfNftfi uifh Turquoise tsads
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10y AtIIA

n WorGif meff nas eoats are shown
II taa1 anything e'te. ln fhf spfInr
- fsluffd suHa there seems ta DO
good many b'uated coAfs il q new
siyie fhsf. once D. has caaahf on. nlI
surely te yffy popular Thtse hioefsg
iaekels hato loose. graceful sreof
'haf viii bf YefY hecuuunr fa yonfh
fal slender figures The hef = s.f
rather low end fhe cost bioaass otsf
H slightly falling IN nat lines below
tho heii 'o he hip. Teese suis a.
wen - fhs Hss roa3 models. have ~
fftmeiy nafroe SKIRTS. slathss af one
flf- ~ ne hack io make easy nalkinr
possible
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seemed rttfr anr more auf.raalshca
eeafarNr rnt mare than 3afd and
a 4aafitr - fte ankIf TIE llnie
talie ff.H fte shaa.ttf tat is con
s~ff 81 gsfft 81 fEs ua.v - a iopee
tesh nf srofs Ga fhc lfr H1f
sffre Ihe froet faHers NsthInr fas.
ffrs af ffe frorf ffrsf tafa sxrrlf
t'anses ahlrh smphatas Qnainf
'front.' fssfsr ~ fn4tIf ran % firv
hH'taas F,ss fatfsu a. fhe haef
nrtrr - am. o. far te fhs irfi .icH
~ fhe lrHrr~-oFsr re tar Shore
m-s - 8 "a. plain srses snEre.ans
fte Fouftfai frars And nafararY fie
hfsFslsfe 3 estremsig Important 'his
rsar as an atlHrrf - dftss. for off
wfh = snurfY ara*n frassisre ran me
fsst 'onat.s fat ererf bc achieved ~
ESQ case ef 20 avsrars nrure Ths
shss 80 a.t fisf frocs has she h'sh.
snur3fi rsaki.rs nou farciet tu' a
rracffsi co.laf = -. ia e hrssks too
Severe sn frec' ~ fss bacA. The loose
sleeves hate bel sazEerion baf
fhsrr are 4gtt lace cafe g. ne ursi
nttertheiass
Iao-s DYED To Nafeh rsbrsc~
1Arst heaay aisf iares. made ~ cot
tar 81 ooot fafsa te. are eYeo te match
the maffr.at * afternoon Fosnf and
aurh ar ersci j. pielure3 'n a hand
Fsmc afia frork intsndea fcr spring
Wedding Fersrfion An interesting
feature ~ ffis fro-k e ffe lss ~
hucslas fo ranfne t.e araperg a. he
v.aisff.re The model piciaret 3 made
~ BLACK efafmsufe and has O. rauei
- dfsa Nfaek atef dvvr ne bacs. ere
szfr srsnsrs teinr 8rsun ever fhis
rartI hfsc1 shs hip ia a graeef.' tas-
-afe eTerf A. fhs fronf ffsfe =
sort ss s+rasFAf p.nafors ira i drawn
t.afk aaler fhs arms and hsIa aralra
- rgar. ~ fhe turkls TIE iuost
siesre ~ sa+ln has 3 deep cuT ~ fhs
lacs. nnssrresft = . fiKh'sf sleeve ~
tisrx rf~cn TIE drapery ~ fi-
frock e. bea1ffa'y masa9ed. sixrr
rrarefal fasirsss around fhe knees yer
fzrcri-g r tor4rd SO ankle and bt
snre sr1 rose the isnxfh - re siaff
saorf sklrfst frocks are at-oiussiy OF
--srs-v sflr- excfDf fhs sfhieflc eklrf
roacrss the srkfs rou- j. seems rsfh-
- rfv-tust ~her he pfeffy but
so-rf shoes 4~e returrtnw fo fashion
sftcr fhtlr erforesl sb-erce ntlis wsr
sess s-8rfions banishss essfy sefr - shoe
tsf fhs faeef 81 service Frie ~
eFlurse l~rsd to0fs wsrs macs -
fsrrl-rg - yossitls buf - sssry
ucmzn s1EIz. tie kzfsenss 6osi 10
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NnsH sri efahfa.iffsa s4aafs faf# af
fhs irffrseefi.a ri fss Hnt. fte ff
feri ia ftasiif Nks suaN lsaHeH s'saf
psHss beta t.f9ff fffffs ff.a o.
ntasf - fhs rfH fsNs fha anf d.
s'mpiy q tfsnsf 4ftnf fafi rfean3 f0f
fhs m8fs ~ itss esaHrIEaaes raifsft
Sometimes fhH pattern IS a.nFia
motif sonsfImas b. srfstff an ever
re vsfi. sosneflasfs H fakss fAs fafui
- doff. Dotted ve'fs afs hssInr
great sprue anf o. iees Fass esam
he large ones eiasif sraffsftf assf
the faesas 'n one - fha vslis pic.
iufsf tofay 20 Hny eiossly So aofs
a ths irfsfssciion - fns hsnf fsn
iinst ~ fhe uesh Ths iaffsf HiyIs -
not nss be- li A. aisafs hffamirf aaf
fhesr fnfis saffsd raffesra ars sssf
popular 1uh sgfasn gf esussffatlss
faafa
ss~ fhis srfinT afs fhs eiasfle -
jss'ahis s~iis shlfh seems fl faks ~
rlshi ger.t.sn u themselves xEea
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stretched over a hat brim. Tns u
teraute fts elastic mesh seaifseas -
los th~ hAf bfim aHa sunss 70 The
contour "a ihs face
uns ~ he piefnes shows youts
enmtn rNitInN en "a elastic tsr ~
fha snff mentioned f-tsl. shs satrhss
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COVERS ron THI. nnIpo, r,niI

white washable poplu makes ad-
uirsbis coterr far bridEs ahifl. snrs
y rives fa ross. rioasf saffarr Hta
linen ehen s'nfehrf and ronsf FHef
squares pth 20 iniiiai ~ fhe optn
f.tf rroura are attractive ~ corners
- such rorfrs
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@NE II tfs lulrrsssffalIfs 90 fash
ion j. snsaap' nsa tts geaf
lAles are lls fars. tHef
" sups Auts.Y Fashionable ttt
l4ess a1s hard fe 80 ant eii te s'.A
h2rssr io gg ea-e fhs tr atnAn
ssrls later ia tae ssaslu wafl A
lace sog.e il Atl ssfaAa
prsssnt there fstuis fo ~ 4.tnff 90
lace GO a. r11ra EW H p tf
womar pho tIfs htr 'aEt ann ar
then take. hsT cNu flmt fc Hate
mate - a. frocs sis.ts tesr'Hn
The reason fof the rronanIe searr 81
90 laees Mfiic later a. uof hsft
conprshsrs Nasi of fhs Frfneh 'arf
makers have lived ir IRE NffIe ftnrs
q; ihs east - Francs arc ever nner
these fo~ns w.fs NOT artas NM
Ire cf inras.cr tfeg vefs eefs Hr.
de- re IRE - the German rsns THf
irhsbifArfs 81 re begins rr - fhe
war ieff fhefr uffif hcges arf hat.if
uoetd - rars--or tht s-nsn Hen ne
rIties nroanc paris Ncu ffsss 'arr
makers are ~Es.ng hsrs"-fe frs
many lnsfAnees ftff no-ues Ir r.n
u wil - 0ene flns Affn.e thef ran
ersblst res h1mrs snf ssscfas ffs.r
regular work cf matlnr lace fa- fkf
Para markets
Why fac~s Ar F-shinnaiac inst No,s
Ara an. yos may ass. are isres
ffs f4shior t1s vhen faces are ra.na
fc - hard 70 go. d i rN ftr coo.
fErasrs sauit--Eoi a. aI--.f "a nnrar
isce Tts rtacfion frorn xarfHaa 81.
very ard slrr'icl-Y % trsn tas "a
rsessef fsfff III aN rarrsr 90 CAV
s--- -lrrs r. rHfffrrr rtha.s.
t-ats al emhreiisfles. n.rsf - az
n isrs--fhat rNqlais s.fssY fsmlr re ead
cecrrafise fahrif sflrh fs a. fsr -
mcset a. ans woven sta~ can - frem
sts rfrf au-fleIfIes @ uarl re
Wsuan. n ffs RELIEF - trr heaff
varfs q blossom ouf - raaer ~ tff
nels--eks warts fs scar ser aits Ir
lovely rciors ar1 rierfy - iotsfs 80.
tsrrg iscss
A. kr3s - fars are yetN er1tss
bg.. % course. Paris tas ~ fat1-fff
sor-s Tee afs aaete8 rse fan
sa~ss. ~ rimg frIrafe isees fe-
AZ NA.a
ei~.rcti 81. arf ne heavier .oci -
eos.cn lsoss 20 frofks ~ s0usi o.
tIrrfsCr 49, mere r1hafsr,Iaf ~tnr-
2cfsr Boft knts cf frccks -nf re
iacss uset r. thf~. are - cred r.
cay
Even srorr Fr.=fks flacr TrsrFnscd
!. is 10, ukeiF fkaf z~.rrs ls ~ -
20 by Fo.f fhs s8raner p lars
te6ecket roEuuf. bet srrie src-r
6rseer- are rsrratfs'r relnx - - ira-
r-trsuet-fhe rsorlfet sgrT - frcrH
casBr-e thaf c-e wears - 2 forknr-
O. e. : fsssiorztls polo rssct %
-erris foarrzuert eact f-ort e.
rrures IN fhs uotel - fsafe w-Ift
80 frtunet 49, coarss--esstl ~ flef
sne l.-fis -tHe egoches b1tsons To-
sr.ck ksf tesn 6sDiieafst Cd nzfpral
ehsns1r.r rnf fars dFe5 = cafs ezra
e nlstrt sts slk ~ th- safe u.ess-
vAS slsc-s1 .1r t1s sle-Ers "a =
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Everyone has most of their crop
out now
Miss Seyble Lovelace visited home
folks at Houston Saturday and sun
Gay.
Mrs. Myrtle Calhoun visited her
mother, Mrs w. A. Nowln.
Messrs. Coburn Inman and Lester
Thompson ran away Saturday night
Cohurn returned Sunday night, bu'
Lester has not returned yet.
Miss GLADYS Bates spent Sunday
and Sunday night with Miss Edna
Adair.
Misses Eva Brown and Mae Younts
visited Mrs Bessie Inmar Saturday
and Sunday
John Younts came out for a huting
trip Saturday.
Miss George Edwards of Nashville
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. F. Biy-
ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Wilson and fam
lily visited Natural Steps Sunday.
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Everybody has their crops gather
ed now and preparing for winter.
The box supper at Ironton Satui-
day night was very successful The
proceeds amounted to $50. Quite a
few Ivy Chapel people attended.
Bob Busick and family called on
Geo Atwood and family Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Minnie Busiok and Miss Lille
Howlette called on Miss Tia Atwood
Sunday.
School at Ivy Chapel is progress
ing nicely; 40 scholars have enrolled
Sunday school was largely attended
Sunday afternoon.
We will meet Thursday night anu
practice on our pieces for the Christ
mas tree.
Miss Bessie Busick and Goldie
lIowlette were dinner guests of Miss
Pansy Smith Sunday.
There will be singing at Ivy Chapel
Saturday night.
Somebody's Darling.
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The Woodman Circle ladies' met
Saturday night and arranged for a
supper for Friday night week, Deccm
Der IL. The money is to help build
a new Masonic hall and Baptist
church in Roland
The program at our school last T7ri.
day evening was enjoyed very mu ii.
''The Prophecy" by Miss Ball, was
one of the best.
Charley E. Clay was caller at the
Hughes home Sunday.
s. Fl. Hughes has purchased now
car.
Charlie Inman has purchased Il
flivver.
Miss Elizabeth Ball spent the night
with Mrs. Farmers children Satur-
day night.
Miss Edna Johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Miss Cleo Hughes took supper with
her grandmother, Mrs. G. w. Henry.
Sunday night
E. G. Curry, postmaster, is building
a new home, consisting of a store,
postoffice and dwelling.
An addition is being built on the
drug store.
Mrs. E. E. Hall is having her home
remodeled.
D. w. Henry has moved into his
new home and likes it fine.
Three Chums.
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The Mabelvale school gave very
fine Thanksgiving program on Thurs
day night at the w. o. W. hall.
on Friday morning the Mabelvale
community Fair opened. Rain fell
all during the day, but in spite of the
rain Halstead, Zion Hill and Geyer
Springs communities were represent
ed. There were chickens, ducks and
rabbits on exhibition but the other
livestock could not be brought on &C.
colnnt of the heavy rains. The Mabel
vale school exhibits were shown a.
the schoolhouse. The room repre4
sented a forest in which could be seen
the Indians wigwam, with the old
Indian, his squaw and papoose, the ca
noe and everything that goes TO make
an indian home. Pictures of squirrels
and rabbits. which had been drawn
by the pupils. could be seen among
the trees. Two tables were in the
center of the room, one containing the
fancy work, plain sewing and cook
ing of the school. The other con.
tanned the school work, such as maps,
compositions, number work and all
such that goes to make up school
work; also stones of most every kind,
all shapes of arrow heads that had
been picked up by the school chill
dren.
Friday night one of the hardest
rains of the season fell but Saturday
morning the sun came out bright.
making it possible to have the athletic
contests. These were participated in
ky ali the school children Then came
the spelling contest, which was won
by Louise Cochrane Of the Mabelvale
school; defamation won by Gladys
Red of the Good Hope school; singing
won by the Halstead school. The prize
for the best community exhibit,
which was $40, was won by Mabelvale
community. The SO prize for the best
individual exhibit was divided be-
tween A. L. Martin and George Meyer,
both of Mabelvale. a list of the other
prizes will be given later, Us a COM
plete list has not been obtained
Mn and Mrs. A. w Milling of Ozark
were in Mabelyale Monday.
Miss Lucille shenebeck and Lillian
cochrane spent Sunday at Bryant
with Mrs. J. A. Crandall.
Mrs. Matte Smith of Zion Hill Wis.,
tied her aunt, Mrs. R. c. Lewellep,
here last week.
Miss Marie Bryant spent the past
few days at Walnut Ridge with
friends.
Mrs. ]. A. Crandall and children,
John ard Charmed, of Bryant spent
Thursday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. v L. Cochrane.
L. n Sims mothers and brother
from Mississippi are visiting him
here this week
We were glad to see Mr.. Parke and
his wife at Mabelvale Saturday.
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Every one is almost done gather
ing their crops.
Mrs. Abe Phillips and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, called at Miss Estelle Nc
Nair's Wednesday afternoon.
Rollo Miller called at J. A. Me.
Gains Wednesday.
J. A. Mccain killed a hog Wednes-
day for Thanksgiving.
D. C. MeNair has returned from a
hunting trip near Lake Village and n
Mississippi
Miss Ercie Wilson spent Thursday
afternoon with her cousin, Miss Ruth
Madden
Earl Cranberry was out hunting
Thursday.
The box supper was postponed Sat
urday night, but will be given Satur,
day, December 6.
Master James Mccain is the proud
posessor# of a new watch.
w. A. Harbour has gathered nine
bushels of fine hickory nuts.
Bruce Wilson has purchased a new
Ford car.
Rollo Miller and Matte Boyd spent
Thanksgiving in North Little Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dobbins were
the guests of Ed Morris and wife
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis were the
guests of Mrs. ]. A. Mccain Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Jackson, son and daugh-
ter, were the guests of Mr.. Charles
Thorp and family Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccain and
son were out car riding Sunday after
noon and also Miss Agnes Jones, Miss
Myrtle Wilson and Miss Ida Nc,
Giants.
The Ladies' Aid Society furnished
dinner at Mr.. J. J. Porter's sale Sat
urday and realized $40 for the i'm.
provement of Concord Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mccain and chill,
dren, Hattie and James, Jr., spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
j. J. Porter
A Friend of Lonnie's.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1919-12-05
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We have been having more rain.
It vas a great damage to the cotton
that is not yet gathered. Almost
everybody is done
Misses Sallie and Gladys Carmichal
and Mrs. Rosa Hammons have been
on he sick list
Dacard Cimichal, Miss Maude Cole
ard a girl friend of Little Rock spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs T. T.
CarmicaL
Robert Clements and family, Henry
Duncan, Booker Abbott and Jewel
Hammons spent Sunday at C. j
OWNS.
The little Misses Mary and Hazel
Douglas have the whooping cough.
Mrs. Fannie Shubert and children
spent Wednesday night at T. L. Car
micars.
Horace Boyd and Wesley Eddy
were out getting themselves some
rabbit guns Saturday.
Mr.. Beck, the Pea Ridge Pod man,
was rambling in our neighborhood
last week. He spent Monday night
with A. J. Boyd and family.
Mrs. versie Evans of Beebe is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ab
Abbott, for few days.
The Only Girl.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1919-12-05
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MI. and Mrs. Fred Reeder and chill
dren, Rosalee and Fritz, of Little
Rock were the guests of John Diemer
and family Sunday evening.
Lilhurn Reed of Little Rock was
the supper guest of Miss Emma Die.
mer Sunday night.
Miss Ella Sherman of Little Rock.
Marie Illing and Emma Diemer were
callers on Miss Myrtle Hall Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Hall has been sick with
tonsilitis the past few days, but has
gone back to school again.
A Reader of the Pulaskian.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-02
esNext Stop:
F1oboken''

Thousands of parents, wives and friends can
not get to New York to see their boys land =
yet all are anxious to know how the boys feel;
what they say; how they act; what are their
homecoming thoughts; how theyare handled.
So Edna Ferber went On one of the big trans
ports, talked with the boys and rode from the
dock with them. You feel you are with our
boys: she makes you see the picture.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-02

That's what home Isttrue? Wehave
Every father mother who has wounded
boy hospital here there: every parent whose boy
may get sick there: every citizen who has the interests
of brave boys heart should know Here the story
not from hearsay, but direct from the source.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-29
SUFFERED TWO, YEARS

For about two years l suffered
with malaria fever and bad blood,
trying everything that was recon-
mended to me without benefit
Finally someone told me about
Number 40 For The Blood and /
purchased a bottle from our n,er-
chant, Mr.. Walter Page, and it did me
SO much good that l kept on taking
it, using 3h bottles. Today l am
feeling fine and do not hesitate to
recommend it for any trouble for
which it Is recommended
You are liberty to use this letter
any way you desire for l know what
Number 40 is"
II. l.. BURNETT, WakuIla, Fla.
Number 40 For The Blood" is cum.
pounded from ingredients set down in
tt. u. S. Dispensatory and other an.
thor,taiiyc medical books as follows:
'En4p;uyea ~ diseases of the glandu-
lar system. in blood poison, scrofula,
ccns' patton stomach and liver r., u
bles. CT Iuntc rheumatism and cataryh.
nor. uvi:al md lead poisoning. Under
its use nodss. tumors and scrofuluus
swellings that have withstocd all 9th
err Treatment disappear as If by
magic"
Sold by McGrath Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-29
FUNERAL. OF
MRS. w. H. LONG
Was Born in Bonaparte and Spent
All Her Life There, Re-
spected and Esteemed
by All.

BONAPARTE, March 29.-The fu-
neral services Of Mrs. w. H. Long
were held at her late home here last
Sunday afternoon, with Rev. Coppoc
preaching the sermon.
Roxanna Beatrice Kerr was born
in Bonaparte, Iowa, July 80, 1881,
and passed into the great beyond
Thursday afternoon, March 20, 1919,
aged 81 years, months and 20 days.
Childhood, girlhood and womanhood
have succeeded one another here,
where her life went out. She will
always be remembered as a light
hearted, lovable girl, always sur
rounded by friends. She attended
the Bonaparte schools, graduating
from the high school in the class OF
1899. She was united in marriage
with William Fl. Long and, aside from
few years residence in Chicago,
ILL.,, and Wichita, Kas., their home
has been in Bonaparte. To this union
one son, Callen H. Long, was born.
On December G, 1911, Mrs. Long
united with the Bonaparte Baptist
church, where as a child she had at
tended Sunday school. Those who
knew her best will remember her as
a faithful, earnest christian, one upon
whom they could depend for any
service At the time of her illness.
over year ago, she was holding sew
eral important offices in the church
and Sunday school. Because of the
cheerful, interested way she received
all Of her friends during her sick
ness, it has been difficult for her
friends to realizes how she sTffered
she never complained, and met all
with smile. Her death came as
severe shock and sorrow to all. Be
sides her father and mother, and
husband and son, who have done
everything devoted love and care
could do to restore her to health and