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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
germ ont DC 0amlc||.

Spoo gibr hi for sc 8omIel "gleset".
Tiger mi. ga, bet CT iarbt. Ser er utails
pe Mberbousbiem. @ort Sdmfuno bar
Here az Dem. Ser bar bore @cnncr SET
gobt, alt nsoocnoiet til bette 2ips OBJ
holo. Wen mere. De fnnr bsre Bubs
Sro. 6ar Be Snn8 for bette, Iaa fanr
&c iiboe oeo Seiu Sshber ba9lio. 6or
DC life Srang iii set. fan Serrcn ortte
henuc Sraug / BEN eIlepte Sime. Wen
al! 6bor mango 8amIe iont life bar hers
ne Gulcorina.
geor bar ppbruaet flere 9srr. Suu
or qarnrel % Iuan, fan life nrbeioe.
Soao oil Bernene giere meb benoe. &c
ltaar it9 Goot | Oct time!tae, bare DC hdpz
&c GiPrligheo. Soroi oenne monaIer,
far &c life Su3ri,m for Mor. Snor ifal
huu ben? "6oao Hal ri oisre meo
Qlpr?" Gcttc ipurgtc noale Serner /
Chicago for en- Sio iioeu. Sc tinee.
men Sc oiIhe life baoe beuoe. Snln oor
InIl. ION ier, meu ioag. SoritGroe1
ror tlI. De madtte faa benbe bort.
6porheu? Ser bar iutet 8um paa Nls
acknowledgements. De bar ooerinIot.
"Sbno Iinl ri giere mco I3or?" 30, pna
S~GttiebuIet. Nen $reiten. iom ret a I
rroteiterte. S6rneu hrnoe ophpIne benz
De, men 6ierte % 0us bar ltenat ior
henoe. "SuorIeoes itnl ni iod Nor paa
Sarti9huiet? Ser er nm N @ei. Set
ar. ar foronore benoes Gaon~. Ga Ssn-
men foraroreoe Nors Napnl Ser paa
Snttishuiet bsoe Rur! Yreiten ipurate
mig ON ieg. ION life ,ienhte til 6iitos
rien, bdboe forrettet oeo henocs Seara,
ueGe. SUjl.et jeg life giorSe.
Sorle0er ri iea et Srep ira CT GIors
aoiHoe. Sun oilNe iro a 9iatonisies
6icmmet. Sea har 10 Born. men 81
tTpr iis life ON mia. See er ipaeIig.
San 9e itic itafie Rum Tor mig? Sec
nor Der nosIe Gar Then. Ser aar Be iao
mil NOR mig. aan De lite IaSe mia iaa
CT Then IIaos ber?" 0espGrrel Gi
niadtte iiae, III haeSe int. 8rm. Ser
er sanIe. isge, biGIpeIsie apineer, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
observation-disclosures stepnt.

9agets Seitnrelie er tonlmet I'll alruos
iiab ON, at Der / Noro Eatotd boloeS
"Erinarp election" Den 30te sunni. Set
piIoc hirore life ina iao Weolenmer / at
tGre tilitcne. hpis Stcunet bleo bolot
Den 29be oa 30ie Sum- iom tiolISere be-
tienbtgiort.
Sor at iiernc oennc llIelnpe bar 81
lroer @aaoilugning og otter inobertct
Siuaeelic ira Commercial Glub / Ser,
9ils Sails. Minn., beitemt. at Stcpnet BIZ
bli bolot 2 Sage ienere enb tioligere til
Int = altina ben lie o. 2be1 SllIi.
Ti Der Weblemmerne merle Jig bette,
iao ingen refer fortiSlig.
Hu tanber ri ga. al @ehtou,menoe
babe fan ia Sci / @oIeet os i S1enuet.
% Oct er oleue oerfor, ar 6oranorinscn
er slort.
9. e. Sbortoecn, Sornt.
Gam Sac.iou. Setr.
ct. Sames, Niuu., Ste Sum- 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Naroanserla8et.

Sarhanserlasct boiler tit nrite Steps
ne / 9arretion, 9. SAT, Siraoa9 %
Susbns, Den 29bc og 30te Suut, 1920.
Soar 3. gitreim, Nels 8rcpit o9 auore
gooe 9ariuger / og om.rrg @arrctIon
oil Ie til al bette Steone ital bli CT al &c
heSite / 9noets 6iitorie. SelcipiI, gooe
CaIer. % Sc IGtreite 0aringretter faar
III natllrligois, iiGr / T%orbiuoelie MED
beu tore &anfet. Selpfelsclig MAJ @ris
heisIget nrre meo. Nrrmerc Splp5nins
ger nreb 3euipn til Trpgrom, Seperts
ring, OLD, itnl s ian meb bet iorIte.
Goo p5 M ie at ale iom fsr bar oGz
ret meb, o9 ipnl paa nogen Wtaaoe fan
'lippe ira, lnn1t mango andre 6ariuger,
lGtter Steone til at meoes / @arretion,
z. 3, 29be o9 30tc Suui.
SenIi9 @ilieu,
2. q. SorbabI, Setr.
Siorr Sails, z. g., Bite Rai, 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
TIL JOHN A. FYLPAAS MINDE.")
(Mrs. Fylpaa og Familien tilegnet.)

~ an atid esket var og avholdt av saa mango.
49, han hadde venner, code VENEER Jernt og n1r.
Hans navn blew varmt og kjnrligt nevnt de tusen gauge
og navnes end mindets fagre straaleskjar.
Hans hjertekammer huset aanden fra Diet hSe,
den kJarlighetens gnst, som Gud we'd sonnen gay.
Og ydmygt han for himlens low sig kunde bpie
og vlligt lyde livets store retferds krav.
Han lindret nod og CAV saa b~reddfuldt, glad og gjerne,
og stille gIk han frem, helt uten BRAN og brag.
Han t9ndte midi mulmet haapets kare stjerne
for mangt ct sorgfuldt sind, som lengtet efter dag.
NJ er han borte, denne vennes2le manden;
nu har hans varme hjerte sluttet med at slaa.
Hans aftensol err dalet hist bak himmelranden
og over craven hans STAIR nattehimlen blaa.
Dog eer vi en- frost, linens vi er bedrcvet,
fordi hans bortgang blew saa hurtig og saa brat;
Hans kjere, kjendte navn Diet lever over stevet,
hans sjal er frelst og frigjort bakom dodens nat!
Og engang en- skj9n og herlig livsens morgen,
naar sol opstaar saa s9rt og aldrig mer gaar ned,
da, lost fra stovets baand, fra smerten, savnet, sorgen,
vi NOTES skal hos Gud evig fryd og fred!
JOHAN SELNES.
Waverly Sanatoriun, Portland, Oregon, 15de Marts 1920.
y John A. Fylpaa dede Frederic, S. D, den 2sde Jan. d. A.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
S~efalbabenbc ltnSerpfneer Tiebaro
Cannon, al bet nlsffelise Sprene.
De Staters Sampifib "Neptune",
fortGIlcr u1n tit iarliae Gueutpr %
i'm merfeliae GeSning.

&icbaro Cannon, beiaIbapenbe
llnoeroftcer paa 5oreneoe Stuters
Camper "Heptune", boiS oramatilte
Silfangetogelie paa Sapet al en- TINT
l(noeroanosbaao 90 0erpua felgcnoc
Spleoelier omborb / llnoeroanoSbaa-
ben % / ct tpit SGneielsboipital bar
%forbauiet belle 2anoet, er rof en- al
zoe mango Selte ira GerbenSfriqen til
at prspe De mertppr0ige 9ienopbp9=
genoe &rpfter / Sanlac % til at gi-
be bette lin Iterfeite a%ubefaling. Wtr.
Gannon'S &onititution bIep iuloItplt-
%neobruot, men efter NaancoerS Si-
oelier bar ban M e~ienpunoet ben
piounoerlige Selbreo, Der latte BAN
iItano til at fonme igiennem line
Gpentpr meo Sipet, % ban er ioag
Den ianme fraftige TO @unoreoe
TunoS famplpitne it1l9e Mano, Der
gift omboro paa ben lllpffelige 6ragt-
oamper. Wfen lab bam fortGQe lin
egen &iitorie:
ga "Neptune" blep torpeoeret
noenfor Den irite Spit" iagoe SIR.
Cannon, iom mi Dor / 707 G. Ga
Sapette, Sampa, Slu., lit ieg NIT
beire Sen og fem Tibbeu brubt oeo
Grploiionen, % ga ieg eienbaltot min
@eoioitbeo, befanbt ieg mig omboro
paa ell llnoeruanoSbaao paa Sci til
Spiflano. Seq blep bolbt / ct tpif
SGngielsboipital / fem Waaneoer,
og Se bill f~oritaa bpob ieq maatte
giennemgaa naa ieg fortGller, at
ieg aftog / @egt ira 225 til 13t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Florence Nightingale.
12tc Wni 1S20-12tc Wai 1920.

@eo Ell S%citni0oog til gGre for
Officcrcr, lom bauoe ocItapet / Rrint.
triaen, bIep oct forciInuet. at huer
al Sicltcrne ifillbe ifriue Roonct paa
ben Ncrion, hoi3 Giereitc mocr Self
toqet piloc minhcS Irng't. ga man
~unocrie0tc Seolerne. itco pau bpcr
cneite en- Rnunet FLORENCE Rigbtin
gale.
"a 6Lorence 3iahtirgale Srog ueh
til ariQsihleplaoicu poa aritn, par
bun onttrrut ufienot. Noilerue Ipurg.
tc lq lelu poa oeu Sio: &pem err
oerne gtii5 gtigbtingaIc? &c tolO.e
henoc bare OtiI8 Jtigbtirgale, 'cm
por bun Ell huemIombclit "a bun
tom neo Ill arim, par &aioretteruc
operfulot, oper Ii &uIeu fpIotc oer,
til line 3ioer.
81 ijrti Yroceut al De Idartoe 0e
Dc pau @rlmo al Yaursgt. Gfter 10
Wtnoncocr5 uailuoclia Stamp mco
0so9euQelcn. Tom buDoe line be0ite
R%eoitober / upioenoe og liGeQInOc
I~utoriteter, hUpoe SIoreute Niahtiu
gale reouceret neutrality-suspicious.
ira Sen ~ifouoaleic Seioe al 40 til il
ser og ltrlpcr % Frocent. % Nui.
iernc ipurgte life IPuqere: Npem or
oennc NPliS giigbtjHlalc2
Get por oen t2te Niai 100 Mar
iioen SIorcnCe Nl9btinqale bleU loot
/ Slorens, bpur hcn0es GorGl0lt
tenQauQ opbolot ia, % bIut bIeu op
foI0t citcr Nlomitcrne2 ltisnne 9D.
"a Gouillen tom tilbGge I'll Gna'
ldno, b0cnc ocn oeIa pao tit @oo9 i
Gerbuibirc. N1crc0c ira 6loreuce
por gauitc ll0eu, bauoe bun Ell lprljJ
Sntere@ic Tor iuge, iatttge og af,.
iom bar uIuftcIiae, on ocnue bcnocg
,Suteresic tiItoq mc0 Nnrcnc. Otter
m pppcrlig S~poroqclie - bun III Ell
ombUglclig l%l0oanclie OF relile NE
oct i lloIuuoct r. gicurtmlif bun
Glafoni. IeauilaItcu / &%aIier9pertb.
"a ariGen mcLlcm England og
fu5Iuu0 brgo no | 1851, booze t5lo.
renee NigbtinGoIe hicHme Daa inc
TorplSrcs 8o05. Snart fom O.
terretuinQer ON Seircr peo Nina.
D{en Iamtloiq fom W~icO6elelieu on
iaare0e, iom Iao uocu li!igH. ipge,
iom life III uogen @leic. OF oeenoe,
iom life bsrte et Srsitcus Gro. en-.
Qeplcicu itoS paa oen 10 umGabeliJ
lopt ! Gnqlano ~ SugepIcieritciidn.
SEN bcitoo al SouOet3 oaarllgite
MDinoer, iau set baDoe raft itor %
lot blau0t GIorencc 9tig5tirgalc3
%crHer, al en- 1dme al ben6es
5tauo bIcp SugepIeierite "a ienote
Zines Observation-Disclosures q
~so5itrig u0 Ill NresieH: Bar Ser
ingen 6~armbiertige Gamer, iom uil
&c bragg 10 % pleie SoIoo,erne?
Der meIote iig uot al Gamer eiter
eette, men ingen haoOe ll00aHuelie
og iHgen fMnoe or8ouliere.
Sloneu @erbert 4 oensarJ
Grigsminiiier, oa miOt mocr Gle
9auiteligheoer iGlot hans Santer
paa balt9 og bans Suitrus gooc &er.
inoc, TIorence 9tlahtlngaIe. Gam.
tioig iioo Qtii5 NightingaIe ielo
iproiQ iii at tilbgoe RcqierIngen I'm
Sienelte. 5 Sgbet al 5 Gage par bur
ca S andre SpgepIeIeriter re0e I'll
at relic iii Stlltari, % III begpnote
hun bet itorarteoe @rbei0c, lem bar
iliqc uiomoerlige SrIgter. e Ellen
oigc gfiIitGrboisita!cr ioruauoIeocs
iii WtGniteripgebHie, DC laoreSe II!
bao henoe. o. Be, iom ier 5opee Oiit
llpilie moo henoe5 S~nogrtben, uar
iuIbe al 9eaciitring Tor RcluItatcrne
cf beroeS Tirfiombeh. Sun 6~eieire.
Be alt o. ale ueo lin IDieroe Scga.
oelie 90 jim iortrpucnoe Terian!ig.
he0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Srooeriamf mnsetS slarsmsoe.

Ser Sutberite SroSerIumfuuS oil al
lobe III pope aarsmeSe peb g~i6elnoleu
! Brauo SORTS. z. Gat., FRA SirsSag
cen 15he Ill og meo 20Se Suni.
Wieoer besnnSer meo aa5umasprGSis
Zen SirsAaa 81. 10 peo Yaitor s. g.
engebretieu ira aniler. q. ,. Samtas
leemnet / Dob. 4. TO. 3. bill bIi inos
Iebet AT Yaitor 81. z. Sletia. Goopers
toipr, 81. 3. Ilnsoonsitenne bill BIZ ais
hoIet | 6orbtubeIie uleS garsmsbet Sree
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
GceOrnI.T pitcn, TreSas ben lite Suni 1920.

RAG 2srena on SsnSoa Der centcS
SdrpIor fra Here 5teScr os Gang AZ oct
Itpre SGlleStor bill bIi SIdneuuTmneret.
Der oil BIT isrget Tor frtt 2ost for
Gle iom mcIocr 10. gPao oil bIi at tad
.jebt I 9ibcIToIens @~oarotIs Club.
S!rio I'll
Sroi. &. 81 9rosn,
@uano SORTS, y. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Mic SDge % Yi0enoe

oil 'a NIT er,o ont en- Deb en- w ST on TT 'va oftir.
bitu lHo'sri ubmsrisl Ul,btiH fer aflhnIa. Grertt.
aulnrrb. Julu,u5a. SspHisshtb. sRsrre'potfert III.
NJ Mann bette Slab oa lsuS ersp III paher O.
y. @erah. 1922 y aeesit Voc ebicaao. IA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
Korresponddnee.

aorr.'ponooror uben HaoH % Gbrsis taees life bet mirbne Denim
I'll; b, bWr life .rauna 9ierueml9re al 8e6ottpuen. Rabuet pl lie
bnne pfeutleeiort. msomtnbrc oebtommerbe aorr,ppub,nt en-.
Her BET. men NeoaftourH uao bapt bans Tube geou GA abrrsfe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

Ssg2ssSs2sSs
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
THAT kNlFE-LlkE PAIN
Is oniy Ore of Natures Warnings oi Weak or oisordered Kidneys.

Have you a lame back. aching day and night2 Do you feel sharp pains after stooping? Are the kidneys sore? Is their action irregular Use Doan's Kidney Pills the medicine recommended by so many Mena people. Read this case
 Mrs $ Badt 606 7th St. Mena, says ''l was troubled with terrible sharp pains in the region of my kid news They were like knife running through me ! suffered from awful dizzy spells and black specks seemed to float before ms eyes My kidneys acted irregularly also suffered from terrible headaches I began us- ing Doan's Kidney Pills and one box cured me Of this attack When my kidneys have bothered me since l have just taken Doan's a short time and they have always given me the same good results
 Price e0c at all aealers Don't
 imply ask for ltanev remedy get Doan'e Kidney PHl the same that Mrs. Rsdt had EosterMnhurn Go. Mrs, BuFalo N. Y
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
Everybody
 Liked Mena Advertising
Special Edition of The Star Had the 'Right-of Way" Wherever It Was Presented-What Hot Springs Papers Had to Say.

The Highway Number of The Star was given, in all truth, the right of way" at the conventions of she United States Good Roads, the Bankhead National Highway and the Albert Pike Highway Associations, the biggest, if not most important good roads gathering ever held in the United States. And the compliments that were showered upon the little paper by prominent personages were of a character to tickle the ears of every loyally loving citizen of Mena, and the words that perhaps came most often were:
 When We can come over good
 roads we certainly are going to
 visit Mena."
 The following articles, the first from the Hot Springs Sentinel Record, and the second from the New Era, are in- dicative of what these papers thought of the Mena enterprise:
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
HENA HARDWARE co.
PHONE lss

Cash for Bargain in light car or just
 chassis, E. ?. Mathis. Acorn, Ark. Adv. 94-3t 17-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
DENVER IS SHOWED UNDER
Colorado Capital Completely Tied Up
 by the Blizzard.

Denver, Col. April lS.-The second day of the blizzard prevailing fin Den yer brought almost comlete paralysis to all railroads entering Denver, and so completely bloekaded the streets of the city that no traffic, except street cars, will be permitted in the down. town section tomorrow.
 The Santa Fe, Colorado Southern and the Denver & Rio Grande rail roads have annulled all freight and passenger schedules. They will make no effort to move trains until they have succeeded in clearing their lines The Rock Island, Burlington and Union Pacific are attempting to oper- ate trains, but their efforts are meet Ing with small success. The few trains here are hours late
 Seven passenger trains, one freight train and four crowded interurban cars were stalled in huge drifts on various lines. Hundreds of men, women and children passengers spent Saturday night and Sunday in the coaches, food less and sleepless. Many are facing an- other night in the cars.
 Denver faces a milk famine as a re-. suit of blockaded rural highways and annulment of milk trains. Continuance of the storm will also create a serious food situation
 The mayors proclamation prohibit ing traffic in the downtown section tomorrow was issued to give the street cleaners a chance to remove the drifts from the thoroughfares.
 Alliance. Neb., April 1S.-North- western Nebraska and Wyoming are in the grip of the worst blizzard in six years. The storm. which began Satur- day, extends from Billings, Mont, on the west to Broken Bow, Neb., on the east. Train movements on the Chica go, Burlington X Quincy railroad vir. tually are suspended. with no freights moving and most of the passenger trains held up. The Pacific Coast ex press, due here shortly after midnight this morning, is stalled at Girard, thir. ty miles west
 A snow blow sent this morning tc clear the track also is fast in the drifts just east of Girard, where the snow is reported piled up eight feet deep Rapid City. s. D., April 1S.--Westerr South Dakota was swept by blizzard today and tonight eight inches oi snow has fallen in the last five hours All trains in this district have been annulled on account of the storm
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
MENA EDITOR LET ALL
 KNOW ABOUT HIS TOWN
Special Edition of Mena Evening Star Is Distributed at Road
 Convention.

Aside from this city, it is doubtful if any one section of the state re- ceived more excellent advertisement and publicity than did Mena and Polk county during the convention of the United States Good Roads, Bankhead National Highway and Albert Pike Highway Associations, which met here this week.
 The resources of the state generally were told again and again by Cover nor Brough and Arkansas delegates, but it remained for the enterprising citizens of Mena and Polk county, through the medium provided by Editor St. John of the Mena Evening Star to put his town and county on the map and before the delegates as no other portion of the state was ex- . plotted
 Polk county generally and Mena in particular realized the importance of xhe good roads conventions. Delegates were here from over thirty states Editor St. John arrived early and got busy immediately. He brought with him special convention edition of his paper, which contained everything of interest pertaining to Mena and Polk county that one would wish tc read. The edition was beautifully il lustrated. A birds eye view of Mems taken from high point north of tha' town, ran in "streamer" style across the edition. A four column map O southwest Arkansas, showing trunl line highways to Mena and throug Polk county was of special interes and value to the good roads delegates
 Editor St. John was given ever, attention. His special edition was tn only literature not pertaining to tn convention that was permitted at tn, bureau of information and distributed to the delegates when they registere, and received their badges and goo, roads information. In that manner h, was able to give his edition exactl, the distribution he and others inter ested in 1t desired. There was not delegate to this convention that di, not take one or more copies. Visitor not connected with the convention als asked for and received copies, an these who made the edition possibl invested in the best advertising ven ture ever called to their attention, an which received a distribution certai to bring excellent results.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
GOOD ROADS AND OLD
 GLORY TOGETHER

Postmaster R. s. Allen, one of the Mena citizens to attend the meetings of the United States Good Roads As sociation at Hot Springs this week, says that two of the most impressive features to him were the address de- livered by Governor Russell of Mis-. sissippi and the profuse decoration of the city for the occasion. He says that he never before saw so many American flags displayed, and it oc- cured to him that the stirring speech of Mississippi's executive giving a review of 20 years experience in road building was in line with the patriotic show of the Star Spangled Banner.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
Mena Druggist Makes Discovery

w 1T Taylor, Pharmacist at the Jackson Drug Store, has compound that will absolutely prevent the use of tobacco in any form Mir. Taylor has for several months been working on this formula, and has finally com pleted it. A number of Mena people have tried this preparation, and 1t has proven absolutely satisfactory. The price for the complete treatment. pre- paid, is $l.00 An absolute guarantee goes with each treatment Those who wish to stop the use of tobacco should call at Jackson Drug Co and try this preparation, or writeto W. II Taylor, Box 524, Mena.-Adv. s.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
MANY ATTEND JETr BURIAL.
One of Largest Gatherings of Kind
 at Wickes Sunday.

One of Largest Gatherings Of hind
 at Wickes Sunday.
 1t is estimated that fully 700 per sons gathered at Wickes Sunday af- ternoon to pay their least respects to Col C. H. Jett, Sr., who died suddenly Saturday morning. Masons from Mena, Hatfield, Cove, Grannis, Wickes and DeQueen and GiIlham to the num- Der of 100 were present to perform the last rites. Past Grand Master Mark P. 0lney of Mena conducted the impressive Masonic ceremony. Judge James R. Steel of Ashdown, on his way to Mena to open circuit court, stopt at Wiekes for the burial and spoke briefly at the service. The floral tributes were many and beauti- ful and the grave at the Wickes ceme- tery was buried beneath the flowers. The pallbearers were A. C. Higgin- bottom, John Joplin, W. B. Thomas, Roy Hester, E. ". Hamby and W. M. Lowery. all of whom had been in close touch with Colonel Jett in business and community affairs at Wickes. Gus Jett of Fulton, Ark, brother of Colonel Jett, Mrs. Media Raney of Texarkana, sister, and Miss Mabel MeJunkin, granddaughter, were rel atives present from distance.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
Railroad Boosts Mena Too.

F. K. Woodruff, agricultural and industrial agent for the Kansas City Southern railway with headquarters at Kansas City, writes that many in- qusries are coming daily to his de- paitment about farm lands and homes m the Ozarks. Fifty copies of the Good Roads edition of the Mena A.yhnlng Star went out from Commer- e'aa Iiub headquarters Saturday to maiElduals who had written MT. Moeafnff's department for informa- si9n about this section Of the Ozarks.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22

Farmers and others who live at a distance from drug store should keep in the house bottle of BAL LARD'S SNOW LISIMENT. It may ee needed at any time for cuts. wounds, sores, sprains or rheumatism. It is powerful healing and penetrat- ing remedy. Price 25c, 50c and s1 GO per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Co. Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
SPLENDID SOUVENIR EDITION

tdltor St. John of Mena Has Very
 Attractive Special Edition
 Editor V. W. St. John and wife of Mena, Polk county, are attending the Good Roads convention. Mr St. John is one of the best known newspaper men in the state and is editor of the Daily and Weekly Mena Star. He is sued a special edition boosting Mena and Polk County, to be distributed among the delegates. It is a work of art that is especially attractive, and the resources and advantages of his city and county are displayed in a most convincing and appealing man. ner.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
BIG FIRE AT HoRATlo
Washing Plant of Gravel Pit Burns
 With s5o.00o Loss.

Horatio, April 14--Fire destroyed the washing plant Of the F. c Peek < Son gravel pit Tuesday morning. The loss will probably exceed s50.000 and t is thought there is no insurance. The origin of the fire is unknown
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
Haossnal Constipation Cured uI4 to 2I Days

..A-ls A7f sssffEh PEPSllS is a ss..c,al.v-
 prepared Syrup ToniE-s tive fnr sal,s,,s N9s'ssa ps1ion t relieves promptly hst
 should bc taken regularly for u fa 5i ..srs s~s v inoure repular action It SssEsslsss.s .,., Rssq'ates- Very Pleasant to Take i,1s, sl1r
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
Woman Sues
 For Divorce

Because husband refused to bring home Wear Ever Aluminium Kettle.
 Wear Ever utensils are an inn portant part of the we'll organized household, hence, grounds for Di- yoree. Wear Ever utensils are so bright and clean that food is al- ways appetizing, always seems to taste better when Wear Ever uten. sils are used. WEAR EVER UTENSILS ARE MADE WITH OUT JOINTS OR SEAMS AND ARE THOROUGHLY SANITARY. WE HANE-EAf.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-18
MISS WULF TO BE SECRETARY
Completes First Year At Simmons
 College

Helene Nulf, of 1GS Grove street, has just returned to Putnam, after completing her first year at Simmons College, Boston Miss Wulf, who is a student in the School of Secretarial Studies at Simmons College, is pre- pairing herself for work as secretary. During the past year Miss Wulf has taken part in athletic activities and was member of the Freshman book ey team.
 While Simmons is one of the young est of colleges, 1t has grown in eight cen years to be the third from the largest women's college of the eoun- try. It is also the largest vocational college for women In fact. its growth has been so rapid chat 1t has this year found 1t necessary to launch cam paign for three million dollars, be cause t has eutgroNu its endowed re sources Simmons Is not only the or igin4ter. but the chief exponent of q technical education based on rounded, liberal studies