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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-06
A PessImises Observation.

"we have no army Of the unem-
ployed."
81 don't know" rejoined Mr.. Grow
cher. after watching few of the
helpers who have come along in con-
nection with various kinds of work, !
have concluded that we have large
number in a state Of unemployment
The difference is that they get paid
for it-n
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-06

FOR SALE: Wagon and heavy
harness.-R. H Manufacturing. at
Ford Garage 4-4-tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-06


AN Eagle Shirt is &born with a
L : silver spoon in its mouth" Its
fortunate beginning IS the weaving of
its fabric II the makers own mill Here
are controlled the quality Of its yarn
and dyes, its pattern. the wonder>work
Of the looms
Whether you choose an Eagle Shit for
its beauty, its individuality. its weave
or its wear, you feel the result of those
early days.
Every shirt the ultimate in UdIue
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Sir0tk0va vina.
ROMAN
Napsal Paul Rouget. Pfelozl A. H.
Pfelozil "A. H.

I
! Pojednou uzrcl na nejakou
Iyzdalenost pod Sohou drapati
sc ma skalu, a sice la totez mi
| sto, kde sam Sc nalezal, posta
1vu vojaka.
| Divna myslenka projela mu
| flavou - poznalte tchoto vo-
Lima okamzite.
| Byl to omen zahadny legio-
mar, nimz Pierre orehdy no
vofil.
1nstinktivne Sc CouItial polo
I'll tvari k zemi, tax re mohl
siedovat kazdy pohvb vojin1v,
kdezto legionaf jej zpozorovat
tnemohl.
Ia nekolik okamziku vySvih
nul sc Berthiot ma Srici strme
skaly usadil Sc jen ma neko-
iik kroku cd porucika, nemaje
tuseni, re jest Cd neho pozoro-
ivan.
! Tato podivna "prochazka"
mela do sebe cosi tajemneho,
ztezka vysvetlitelneho.
Muz ten po cely den konal
obtizny pochod pres baziny u
neschudne pouste. Byl patrne
unaven, ale ma mistG, ably cd
nocival, pfichazi do techto Wy
Sin, ably Sc snad zde oddaval
sym myslenkam a Snum -
Chvfli nehybne sede a pred
scbe ziraje, pocal Berthiot pro
naseti sioya a vety tiSc sice, ale
prece dosti zretelne, takze sko
10 vse k sluchu Pierrovu pro-
niklo:
Zach - jak strasne trpim,
ma uboha pritelkynaiA milova
Il te muslin ustavicne, milovati
nemohu zadnou jinou - ale
pfisahu svou dodrzim, byt'
hvch i priSel, abych xde umreI
- o tajemstvi naSer sc nikdo
ncdozvi - ono je hluboko y
mem srdci pochovano. - Tvui
.'5em a tvGj zustanu. - Snatl
Sc priblizi jednou den osvobo
zeni - snad naleznu konecne
2panek, nehoz neni produce
III po nemz nenasleduje utr-
peni. ModliS-li sc "a mne tam
n2 francouzske pIdt, - pros
ooha ia to. - Zboznuii te stl
| lie SO
Has byl iako zlomcn Stka
n vety preryvalo.
Pierre byl sotva sebe mocen.
Nebylo pochybnosti, re tato
slova potlacene, vaSniv6 lasky
nlatila Johan6?
Mezi obema muzi byla VIDA
lenost jen nGkolik metru.
Courtial bczdecne zvedl ru-
.iu, V niz drzel revolver a ma
miril ma legionare.
Timto zpusobem mohl by no
skolit okamziku, msta byla
by vykonana hned a razem.
Dustojnik byl stfelcem velmi
ohratnym, rama iisto by Sc ne
5yla minula cilc. Muz ten ska
eel by Sc okamzite Go propa--
sti,
A nasledky?
Neslibovaly byti prc Pierra
nikterak vazne.
Vzdyt' mohl Sc lehce vymlu-
VIII, re Sc zmylil, donmivaje Sc
niiti pred sebou nepfitele.
Natahoval jiz kohoutek -
Ne, mstu takovou konati ne
mohl. Byt' / byl sebe vice V pra
u, icdnal by zbabele.
Pojednou vztytil Berthiot
hlavu a pohlednuy pred sebe,
spatril mzikem austoinika
zbran trimajiciho.
UsmcSck pfeletel ieho ble-
lou tvar. Bylo ma n6m videti,
re Sc nikterak nezalekl, ba ami
nezachvcl.
Hledel ia Haven revolveru,
prohodil hlasite a vyznamne:
"Nuzc, mac jeste cekate, pa
lie poruciku? ?"
NcdostaIo sc mu zadnG od-
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| vzh1ru. Zvcdnuti bylo mistr'
Druheho dine pokracovano V
pochodu.
Cest jen ponekud uprave-
Dych musilo byti ma lychlo po-
uzito, nebot srazky S Howasy
nastavaly kazde chvile. Zvesti
1 @ soustfed'ujicim sc. nepTiteli
| pronikaly dc tabora ustavicne
a predni straze byly bez odde
chu ma nohou.
Pierre Courtial nalezal sc '
kjednom oddeleni, ktere bylo
nejzrejmeji pred pcstoupilo.
Byli V cete ponejvice legio-
mari a jizdni myslivci.
Ably Sc mchlo nepriteli, na
psech stranach Sc soustred'ujl-
cimu, celiti, musily Sc cety roz
deliti.
Porucik Zabocil jednoho z
poslednich cervnovych dnu asi
8 dvaceti muzi k nevysokemu
navrSi, takze sc octnul az po-
Bike opevnovacich rraci, kite
!
re 81 byli Howasove zridili.
Bylo vid6ti primitivni sicc,
ale dulladne naspy, "a nimiz
sc blyskaly zbrane nepTateI.
Go bylo ciniti?
Mel Sc S hrstkou h1uzu odvl
ziti toho, ably tyto naspy ztekl?
To bylo prilis nebezpecne u
Pierre Wahal dati rozkaz.
Nejednalo sc mu c Vlastni
oSud = ale nechtel Il nemohl
dati bez nutnosti V sane zivoty
sVych vojaku.
TO mu svedomi ncdovolova-
10.
AvSak ma druhe &tran6 voii-
move sami, opojeni zadostivc-
stl po pomste "a ztraty, kterG
Jim Howasove pripravili, roz-
GraZdeni tOutO ustaVicnOu hrOu
ma schovanou, zmaneni Gpa-
vTm dymem prachu. prali 81 D.
sllovne, aby Sc mohli ma nena-
rideneho nepritele vrhnouti.
Mimo to melo misto, kde By
dtok mel byti proveien, ,nesmit
lou ddlezitost sc zretcle strato
eickeho.
Jednotlivi vojaci nalehali IA
Pierra, aby dial rozkaz.
"Nepostoupime-li nyni V
pred, bude to znamenati pro-
llru napfed !" minil jisty zkuSc
ny poddustojnik.
= Courtial nesmel dele vahati.
"Ku pfedu, dGtil"
TAX znel jeho rozkaz a on
sam, savli maje ruce, vyritil
Sc V cele<ostatnich q lesika pro
i nepfifeli.
Muzstvo ho nasleduje.
Hloucek postoupil asi stp
k-oku V pred, aniz by Sc byl2
ozvala iedina jen rama.
Ale nepritel bdel = jeho
zbrane zarily V lesku slunct-
MIN.
Poiednoa, kdyz rale toto
o'!delenl, nalezite rozptyleno,
aby kulc nepfatelske ie co moH
IA malo zasahly, dostalo Sc AL
ia sedesat metru od opcvnova
clch pracl, yyroJllo Sc ma pa
horky nepiehledne mnozstvl
Howasu.
Palba byla zahajera.
Tfi muzi padli takrka mz'~
lScm.
Stflleno ustavicn9 u "a opev
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nenim vyvstaly vzdy move IA
dy.
Bylo jich videti ste, dive ste,
stale vice a vice.
|, Co zmohla proti presile teto
vsecka statecnoSt hloucku?,
Pierre sam nahlizel to nej-
lepe.
Pokracovati V utoku bylo 81
lenstvim, to uznaVal.
Ale byl by tax raj sam, zee
Ia sam postoupil jeSte V pred,
ably Sc dial kuli nepritelovou "a
sahnouti!
StTelba Sc zdvoinasobila,
dva muzove' opet padli.
Pierre Courtial obratil Sc I
muzstvu a zyolal:
| ''Vojaci ="
Dale nehlesl, zasazen byv
iuli.
Nj vykrik ncvydral sc 4 ieho
It'll.
Ruka jcho pustila hezVladne
savli k zemi on sam, otociv
Sc kolcm sebe, klcsl Jako BILE
skem porazen.
| Voiaci, uzreyse, - padl je-
.iich dustoinik, dali Sc na litek
do lesika a pokud ncbyli zasa
zeni nepratelskyml kulemi,
skryli Sc V ieho houstinach.
/ V tom okamziku vyskytl Sc
ia prostore mezi lesikem a G.
pevnenim Howasu oSmahly, sa
n1oiediny yorlk, ienz pribehl V
tezc chvili, kdy Pierre byl kuIi
zasazen.
Mul tento, Glen cllinecke lie
:yie Berthiot, nedbaje deSte XII
i, ktery Sc proti n6mu sypal,
LTaci neohrozen6, peyne nepfa
tellm vstric, iako by Jc posmeS
nc vyzyval, ably jen niifili a ma
n6ho strelili.
On sam nejevi umyslu ranu
vypalit, ale zrXchliv krok, BIZ
III sc hbite k nehybnemu t6lu
IustojnikoVu.
N9kclik yystrelu houklo -
dym zahalil vse postavu smell
cow - ale kdyz sc op6t po-
stavil, videti bylo legionare, an
svira Pierra We sve naruci be
II MIN k lesiku.
Nepraelska kule srazila mu
cepici hlayy - ale pres to do
spell St'astn6 az do houStiny,
kde ma mist6, kan kule prole-
tGti nemohly, Courtiala polo
I'll.
Vicka oCi dustoinlkovych by
"a senknuta, rty seyreny pevn6
- 20 licich rinula sc krev, KITE
n Slep;!a vlasy V jedinou Ger
vanou hmotu, desnou k podi-
5ani.
Idalo SC, re jest mrtey.
Jeden q yojaku Sc schyli1
polozil' ruku Ma srdco Picrro.
vO.
Dlouho sctrval nehybne, ma
s!ouchaje, pax vyrazil radost-
ny vykrik.
"Srdce jeSte biie - prav5 |
lscm je citil pod rukou. Ale DO
chybu.ii'', dodal pax smutndii, |
&c Sc uzdravi".
At to skonci .jakkoIi", "a
n'unllaI k sobe legionar, ia Il
cinil srou povinnost. On rne
@htel usmrtiti ia j@j sqlrti w
rVal. Jsnle yyroynani''. |
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III


nrozpevovali, spalo jiz vecny
s2anek ruznych koncinach
yelkeho africkeho ostrova.
NejhorSim protivnikem jich
vsak nebyl nepritel, nybrz zld
zimnice, ktera sklatila jednohc
po druhem a radila V armade
ofisern6.
Po delce sllnice, kudy Sc u
birali, zfizeny byly prozatimni
nemocnice, ktere z&hy byly
takrka prepineny pacienty.
A prece jen 81 nemocni ne
narikali,. ale snaseli obdivu-
hodnou trpelivosti svuj stav.,
Mezi tim stale prichazely no
We a move cety.
S jednou take pi'ibyl Pierre
Lourtial.
Antonin Thiennet choval SC
~ od pocatku tazenl velmi do
bfe.
Nekolikrate take dostal "a
chvat zimnice, ale pcmoci chi
ninu pozdravil Sc velmi zahy.
Stal Sc z neho radry, poslud
ny a We sluzbe vzorny vojak,
take 81 ziskal uprimnou ma
h'onnost sveho porucika.
Cas- cd casu dal 81 no Pierre
Ccurtial k sobe zavolati roz
mlouval S MIN o domove.
Uvedl sam rozmluvu ma pa
ra a panf Vernierovy Then
net Ease skoro pfipomenul Jo-
h2nu.
PAX ale bylo znati ma tvafi
dustojnikove vyraz rychleho
pohnuti, ktere Sc ovSem Pierre
snazil potlaciti.
Mladikovi .vsak toto vzruse-
nj ncuslo a Thiennet neiednou
k Sob6 prohodil:
"Mysli jeSte stale Ia nj; do
jEsta nepfestal il milovati ne
nj take St'asten. Go sc ien S to,l
slecnou stale? Proc zmizela
heze stopy? Skoda, s.e otec ne
chce zjeviti CO o tom vie.
Stalo sc, re legionari Sc iest&
Jednou setkali S pechotou a zc
vedlc nj lezeli taborem.
Jednoho vecera "a krasneho
mesicnlho jasu bloudli p ierrc
kolem tabora. Straze poznaly
V mem dustoinika :. vpustily
no, KAN chtel.Dv6 hodiny pred
tim byly hlidky proSly cel6 oil
i.oll, aniz by byly n6ceho po-
dezfeleho zpozorovaiy. Lee Ho
wasov6, ktefi byli hbiti iako
Krysy a dovcdli Sc beze hluku
pliziti travou, vtnorili Sc cas-
od casu tam, kde nejmene by!;
ocekavani.
Neiednou liz byly nalezeny
straze zavrazl6ny q. to bylo
Nzdycky nebezpeCno, opouSt6t
noci tabor.
Pierre vSak toho Ecdbal.
Ponekud Sc vzdaliv, vystu-
?Qyal na dosti strmou, holou
shalu, ktere Sc jevii na mesi-
Gem ozareny kraj rozhlcd ne
obycejne puvabny.
Ma yrcholu Sc usadil nepo
nlySleje ma nebezpe3i, nevsima
jc 81 ami vyhlidky, vzpominal
81 ma uplynuiou dobu.
Zamek Larignies Sc svym
stinnym parkem ptedstupoval
pred jeho dusevni zrak.
A Ia steskach parku spatro
val sc sam, iak kraci ruku '
rucc milovanou bytosti, div
l,ou Stlhleho vzrustl, .snivcho
hrasn6ho Okla a hcbkeho tina
vCho vlasu -
Pfimhouren6 icho oci sc otc
yrcly.
Byl to snad zakci'ny nepri-
tel, ktcry 81 chtel i ia teto O.
paStcnc skalc vyhlcdnout svou
oh6t'?
Nyni bylo slySeti, jak Sc dro
lily a po stcnc padaly kamcn-
Ly.
Ale porucik sc neiekal, ami
ST6rr iphn pr1dCnii uehilo
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pacity, and several other large manu-
facturers stating their willingness TO
do everything possible to meet the de-
mand
The bureau of markets has com.
munlcated with the principal manu-
facturers Of wire and the leading bale
tie factories, urging them to Increase
their production. survey Of the en-
tire situation disclosed that the general
scarcity is due mostly to strikes,
transportation difficulties and short.
age of wire.
AS distribution is one of the main
reasons for the present shortage, the
department of agriculture has sug-
gested plans to manufacturers by
which 1t is hoped to supply those sec
lions OF the country first where the
need is most pressing. II is believed
that II the manufacturers proceed
along the lines suggested, sufficient
bale. ties will be manufactured and
shipped TO dealers to supply the de-
mand with little loss to the hay crop.
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Pills and used Lydia E. Pinkham's
Sanative Wash and now / am well, can
eat heartily and work. / give you my
thanks for your great medicines. You
may publish my letter and l will tell
everyone what your medicines did for
me. Mrs. PEARL HILL, 41S Jacksboro
St., Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you are III do not drag along and
continue to suffer day in and day out but
at once take Lydia E, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, a woman's
remedy for woman's ills.
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SCARCITY OF BALlNG
WIRE is BEING FELT
One Factory Induced to Resume
Work to Capacity.
Shortage Of Tie Material IL Due
Mostly to Strikes and Transpor.
tatlon Diffieultles-Loss to
Hay Crop Is Small.

Something new In the way of short
ages" has developed. This time 1t is
a shortage of baling wire for this
seasons hay crop. If the horses 60
unfed. II will not be because Of lack
OF hay, but because Of the lack of
bale ties to bind the hay for ship
ment.
Active steps taken by the bureau OF
markets, United States department of
agriculture, TO aid In overcoming this
shortage Of bale ties have resulted In
one factory, with an output OF 800
bundles a day, resuming work to ca
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12

The proof OF parceI-post marketing
is In the eating.
Many thousands of consumers have
tried out this method Of purchasing
farm products for the liable and are
eating their food with a relish born
Of good food, favored with the sauce
Of economy and service. After all,
the final test of this method Of direct
marketing Is the measure of satisfac-
ton secured by buyer and seller. In
stances of successful parcel-post SELL
era, North, South. East and West,
which have come to the attention Of
the bureau of markets. United States
department Of agriculture. prove quite
as Luch as pages of theory and dis
cusslon the immense practical value Of
this method OF buying and selling.
While the extent to which the people
Of this country are marketing produce
through the parcel post is not definite
~ known, there is every indication
that the volume Of business Is In
creasing steadily.
A "Pareel Poster" Prospers.
And there is every reason why the
parcel-post business should increase.
Men and women are succeeding splen-
didly in building up businesses with
the mail service as their chief aid. OF
course. the producer cannot succeed
without an accessible market; he must
be sure that he has the kind and quail
ity Of produce that is wanted; and he
must learn the art Of conducting his
business, writing his letters, ETC., In
such a way as to give satisfaction.
That Is what a fruit grower In Oregon
has done. For three or four years he
has specialized In marketing fruits,
berries, and vegetables by parcel post
to customers in small towns within a
radius of 200 miles. His mailing list
now includes about 1000 names. and
his sales amount to about 5000 an
nusIly.
BY supplying products Of extra quail
ity which are carefully Grated,
packed. and shipped, this man has Sc
cured additional business through the
recommendation which original pa
irons have supplied. Many Of his
customers ne has never seen, out they
trust him because he guarantees. sat
isfaction. When an occasional ship
ment proves unsatisfactory. It is re-
placed free of charge and no questions
are asked. His business has grown so
that recently he has bought fruit from
other producers In order 10 supply his
trade. But he has always taken par
ticular care to ship only high quality
fruit, so that his high standard will be
maintained. He realizes that unless
he does this he will soon lose his pa-
irons confidence and voluntary COM
endation-his best business asset.
Down In Kentucky Is farmer whose
experience furnishes similar proof OF
the value of the parcel post in direct
marketing. This man sells dressed
poultry. eggs, meats and fruits to
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12

black hat. Black lace dinner dresses
are seen at the smartest evening gath
erings. In these the apron and tunIc
skirts over narrow foundations Of
lace, satin or taffeta are used. The
bodices are extremely simple. Long
transparent sleeves appear in most Of
the lace dinner dresses. These are
newer and smarter than the very
short sleeves.
One OF the most charming OF these
dresses has plated panel points OF
Chantilly lace falling over a slender
foundation skirt Of black satin and a
peasant bodice.
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Coat With Self-Plaitings

The taffefa coat trimmed with self.
plaitings 10 a prominent summer idea.
A great many houses are showing
models Of this character and among
the unusual things offered by Made
leine ct Madeleine is a seven-elghths
length coat with deep points at the
bottom. these points being formed by
a curved opening at the back and a
diagonal crossing at the front. This
coat is designed to be worn over any
sort Of light summer dress. In the col
lection II Is shown In connection with
a yellow chiffon frock handsomely
embroidered. 1t has the simplest lines
imaginable. The impression Of a low
waistllne Is given through the slight
draping under the arm.
Strong emphasis is being placed on
black Chantilly lace dresses. Frocks
OF black lace are fast taking the place
of the colored ones seen earlier in the
season despite the fact that q black
lace dress never tends to make a
woman look any younger than she
really is. Tho vogue for black eve
ming dresses has been augmented by
the Parlslenne. who has q great liking
for such 4 frock topped BY I lacy
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12

customers in Nashville, Tenn. The
business was started two years ago by
selling to friend who was so pleased
with the results that he told his
neighbors Of his good fortune.
cheapness Not Essential.
Other things being equal, purchasers
expect to save something over esti-
mated retail prices by dealing direct
with the producers. It does not al
ways follow that the prices Of parcel
post goods must be below the market.
levels. This Kentuckfan. for example,
has never catered to those desiring
lOw-priced goods. Rather, he has built
up his entire business on the basis
Of high quality. He Is just as partlcu-
lar in selecting customers as some Gus
toners are in selecting producer
from whom to obtain farm products.
He retains his customers by never
breaking his rule, which IL "Sell only
the best" Many producers would oc-
casionallF he tempted to sell second
grade produce when the orders exceed
ed their supply Of first grade produce.
This is something which the Ken
tuckian never does. Instead, he
frankly tells his patrons that he is
out of the desired supplies and. I'M
less otherwise instructed, he will all
the order as soon as possible.
New Highlander Sells Eggs.
Up In a little town in New Hamp-
shire is a retired business man who
has built up good trade In marketing
eggs direct to customers. The business
was started because Of the unsatisfac-
tory prices at certain city markets.
After some unsatisfactory experience
In shipping with containers Of vari-
Gus kinds. he finally evolved one
Of his own planning, which is proving
very satisfactory. These are now
manufactured for him in large guam
titles, thus bringing down the cost.
Particular care Is taken In packing
the eggs and In tying the parcels. AS
In most cnses of successful parcel-post
selling, satisfaction is guaranteed.
Printed labels are used and special
effort is made to answer al letters
carefully and promptly. In the last
year or so the business during the
spring and summer months has
amounted to an average of 800 dozen
eggs per week.
These are but few hundreds of in
stances OF successful parcel-pOa
marketing. Specialists In the bureau
of markets have compiled valuable in
formation on this question. Persons
desiring literature on this subject
should address the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. Washington,
d. G.
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Quickly Corrected.

She (sharply)-I trust you're COM
ing home tonight promptly at 8
o'clock.
He (hesitatingly)-I had thought
about 10
She (interrupting very sharply
What did you say?
He (quickly)-About ten minutes to
nine.
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not eat and my head
bothered m e, all
caused by female
trouble. l was
three years W 18th
these troubles and
doctors did me no
good. Your med
icille helped my sis
ter 80 she advised
me to take it. / took
Lydia e. Pinkham's
v eg e table Com
pound and the Liver
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Show Fur md EmbroIdsrx.

The new fall suits show jackets In
"a and Se-inch lengths. Many Of the
suits show lines, while others have q
snug bodice with the skirt section
slightly gathered. Fur trimming and
embroidery are much in evidence.
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12

Black taffeta coat with deep polnts at
the bottom, formed by a curved
opening at the back and a diagonal
crossing at the front
especially when the broad ribbon
sash is tied at low waistllne, with
a perky butterfly or an oblong bow at
the left side.
Many Of the most charming dresses
shown in this line have wonderful
sashes developed from metal ribbons
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12
The chenille TunIe

A chemise tunic Of white chiffon is
trimmed At the bottom with white
woolen squares set In a circle OF Jet
beads.
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12
Narrowing Helps Alfalfa.

Narrowing alfalfa Immediately after
the first cutting helps to rid this
legume OF foxtail and bluegrass
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12
Best Hay From Alfalfa.

Alfalfa makes the best hay for all
kinds of stock except horses. when 1t
is cut just after the first blooms ap-
pear.
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12

The midsummer fashion sh0wings
Of the great french houses are inter-
esting not only for the clothes them
selves, but because Of their influence
on autumn styles, writes a Paris
fashion correspondent. In planning
a wardrobe for new season--and one
begins even ia midsummer to think Of
clothes for fall-there Is always more
or less uncertainty as to what we
shall choose. Wo do not want to re-
produce In our dress the styles which
were worn early In the summer. so It
Is very desirable 10 have a point OF
departure and fresh ideas TO give I'm
petus to our plans.
Madeleine ct Madeleine have made
an elaborate showing OF models COW
erlng both advance ideas for autumn
export and midsummer ideas for local
customers. They now stand almost IN
the position Of dictators. having made
such q marked success since their
debut last August. II was this house
that sounded the death kuell OF the
pannier by refusing to give It's sane
ton 70 fashion which had been ex-
plotted prior to August. 1919. when
they had their nrst opening. They
have kept to straight figure lines. with
strong note Of the Oriental, espe-
cially the Egyptian gIrdle and bodice
sashes Of Slender Grace.
The sash lie still one of their most
prominent features. From the Egyp-
tion grille to the modern sash the
Madeleine ct Madeleine models pass
abruptly with nothing In between 10
link the two, and yet, after all, they
are not so far apart in the final effect,
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12
BACK HURT
ALL The Time
Mro. Hill Says Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Removed
The Cause.

Knoxville, Tenn. my back hurt me
all the time, was all run down, could
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12
SLOW
DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness, diff
Guilty in urinatirSE, often mean
serious disorders. The world's
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
The Jasper news., 1920-08-12

customers In Nashville, Tenn. The
business was started two years ago by
selling to friend who was so pleased
with the results that he told his
neighbors of his good fortune