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A Months Count in
Phantom Canon

Few people have any definite idea
OF the number OF automobiles and
other vehicles passing over the scenic
highways of this section OF Colorado
in the course Of a week. or a month.
In order to procure some dependable
data on this subject the State High
way Commission, in conjunction with
the various boards of county commits
sioners, make census OF such travel
during the summer season for the pur-
pose OF being able to inteIigently ap-
portion their monies for road i'm
proyement. Some person living along
the road it is desired to keep travel
record ON ia employed as an enumer-
ator to count the vehicles during the
daylight hours from month to month
and report the result to the county.
commissioners.
Mrs. Clarence Bond, who lives al
Wilbur, 26 miles from the southern
entrance, is the vehicle census enum-
orator for the Phantom canon high
way. She has just made her report TO
County Commissioner Hodgin for the
month of July, and the figures were
available for the first time this morn
ing. According to Mrs. Bonds count
a total Of 2,6OS passenger automobiles
passed over the Phantom canon route
from July to July 81. OF this num-
Der, 2,002 of the machines carried
a Colorado license tag and 601 Of
them were from other states. In ad-
dition to this 95 motor trucks, 81 mo-
torcycles, eight bicycles, "a wagons,
100 horsemen and 1870 cows made the
trip over the roadway within the pe.
riod mentioned.
1t is believed that II the count had
been made within mile or two CT
either terminal, the number Of such
vehicles and travellers would have
been doubled. or trebled There are
hundreds Of picnickers and pleasure
seekers both from the Cripple Greek
district and the territory embracing
C-saon City and Florence, that drive q
short distance into the canon to sn-
Joy the scenery, and then turn around
nnd return home. Only Z few Of them
50 - far - Wilbur. unless they plan
to traverse the entire route.
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Society Notes

Mrs. p. H Troutman entertained
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
Puriton of Tacoma, Wash, who is a
guest in the city. Twelve ladies en-
joyed a delightful time playing five
hundred, Mrs. w. T. Little having
high score, Mrs Theodore NJ. Harding
low and Miss Puriton receiving the
guest prize. A color scheme of pink
and white prevailed in decoration and
the dainty refreshments served were
as nearly as possible carried out in
these colors. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Ballinger of lyon, N. c.,
Mrs. Bowe Of Canton. O., and the
guest of honor. Miss Puriton.
The Mackenzie home, 62s River
street, was the scene Of a pleasant re-
union of "The Half Wits" Monday eve
ming. The evening was spent in play
ing FIVE hundred, Miss Norma Men
ninger having high score and Miss
Della Hoover low.
Mrs. Lon Gribble and Miss May
Harding entertained at an informal
card party Saturday evening. The in
spiration for the affair was the pres
ence in the city of a number of old
time friends who were at one time
members of delightful little club
known by the somewhat misleading
name OF "The Half Wits" The
guests enjoyed the evening playing
five hundred and renewing old ac-
quaintance and talk OF "Auld Lange
Syne." Dainty refreshments COM
pleted pleasant evening. Those
present from out-of-town were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Waldo of Salt Lake City.
Mrs Rachael Hutchinson of Oklahoma
and Miss Della Hoover of Denver.
Mrs. G. E. Peasants and Mrs. J. C.
Russell will entertain at picnic to-
morrow evening at Three Mile Spring.
Those who will enjoy the outing are:
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Stevens and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, and son Fred, Mr. and
Mrs. Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs. Sill
yer of Detroit Mich. Mr.. Burnside of
Cripple Creek, Mrs. Joe Ball. the host
esses and the Misses Nancy Pleasants
and Lillian Russell.
Mrs. j. X Lamby was hostess at a
charming luncheon Friday at her
home, complimentary to Miss Puriton.
who is a guest of her sister. Mrs. r. c.
Bacon. Covers were laid for eight.
and a delicious luncheon was served
followed by social afternoon. which
was much enjoyed by those present.
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MONTANA Has THe
DgeT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The best sll-around public school
system in the United States l. that OF
Montana this year. a. rated BY the
Russell Sage Foundation. California
Is assigned second place. Arizona
third. New Jersey fourth. and the
state Of Washington nfth.
Other findings are that the school
systems OF the United states as a
whole has doubled In efficiency the
last 50 years. During the last 80
years. the West has been coming up
educatioually while the East has been
going down" Utah has made the
greatest progress. Maryland shows
the greatest falling on. New Jersey
Is the only Eastern state showing n
gain In efficiency. II Is discovered
that United States schools In Hawaii.
the canal zone and Porto Rico rate
higher than many In the 4s states and
that the schools OF Hawaii are better
than the majority OF schools in the
states. Ten Southern states have
poorer schools than those OF Porto
Rico.
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know We shall be calling Tor ~ ssv-
Ing Americeuiam again." and that fhs
Demoorsfic party has roaGlrqod IL
a1legiance TO. the policy OF kros trade
n farm PRODUCTS rnised IL fhe Wssk
and North. 4
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MAYOR AND MRS sIocs
40 TO WEsTERN SLOPE

Mayor and Mrs. C. A BIggs re-
turned home Sunday from short visit
70 Denver. They will leave Tussday
Tor the western part Of the state. Mr,
B1ggs viii 80 It once TO Grand juno
tion. but Mrs. Bigss viii spend wesk
or more in Glenwood Springs takine
The baths before going On to Grand
Juncsion.
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oEoRoE PAooETT RGTveMo
70 FIRE DEPARTMENT

Khe many fr1on4g of 0ooree Puk-
1ott, Who his beon ~ for flas ns6t
month. viii be Gied tetlonra that 10
4 again able 70 - 81 III ooeifion &
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything wnen III
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, laziness,
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its strengthening. invigorating effect, SEQ
how it brings color to the cheeks and how
It improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not a patent medicine. it is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
blood needs Quinine to Purifyit and IRON
TO Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop
ert.es never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength-C Creating Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-fve years ago, folks
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a
member of their family had Malaria or
needed a bodybuilding. Strengthening
tonic . The formula is just the same to-
day. aud you can get it from any drug
store. 60c per bottle.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
Hastings 900
SOCO O0ldIOS LIZ

It's ready now. One hundred hand
somely illustrated pages with brilliant
cover in natural eolors. 1t is both
beautiful and helpful, and all that Is
necessary to get it is a postal card
request. You will find our 1920 cata-
logue a well worth while seed book.
Hastings Seeds are sold direct BY
mail. You will never find them on
sale in the stores We have some
Ave hundred thousand customers who
buy from us by mail. We please and
satisfy them, and we can please and
satisfy you in 1920.
Planting Hastings Seeds in your
garden or in your fields insures good
luck" so far as results can be deter.
mined by the seed planted. For 80
years Hastings Seeds have been the
standard of seed excellence and pur-
w in the South. Only varieties
sapted to the South are listed. Quail
lty OF the best and prices often less
than those you pay at home. Write
for free copy of this splendid cata.
Iogue now. Il. G. HASTINGS CO.,
seedsmen, Atlanta, ea.-(AdVt.)
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
Why Colds Are Dangerous

You are often told to beware Of a
cold." but why? We will tell you:
Every cold weakens the lungs, lowers
the Vitality and paves the way for the
more serious disease. People who con-
tract pneumonia first take cold. The
longer q cold hangs on, me greater the
danger, especially from the germ disease
IS cold prepares the system for the
reception and development Of the germs
Of consumption diphtheris, scarlet
fever and whooping cough. The quick
er you get rid of your cold, the less the
danger Of contracting one of these dis
eases. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has a great reputation as cure for
coIds and can be depended upon. 1t is
pleasant to take. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
Publication: .Notice

In The County Court .sof Fayette
Csnnly. Tennessee, at Somerville,
In the matter of BeayeIdam Creek
Drainage District No. l. of Fayetle,
Shelby and Upton Counties. Tennessee.
ROliee ia hereby given to.all persons,
Ewms and corporations concerned as
kzhOlders, eneumbraneers, encum-
hwsacees, mertgagors, mortgages, oc-
cspsnts, or in any way whatever IN
tzested, whether residents OF the
State of Tennessee, or non-residents
81 this state, of the hearing of the mat
~ of assessments and appertlonment
- ahe court at nooA on March 18th
10. before w. G. Shelton Chairman
Il The County Court of Fayette County,
Tennssee at his Office in the court
hssEse in Somerville. ennessee. on the
repent Of the commissioners herein OF
tbs superintendent of the cost of con-
aagnetiOn and basis of assessment OF
he lands embraced in this drainage
AisEriet and when and where they can
sppaAr and be heard if they or any OF
iAem desire, and at which time ard
place the court hear AID act upon said
report Of said commissioners, and any
and al objections which may be made
70 same.
TIE lands embraced in said district
are all the lands in said Beaver Dam
Greek Bottom on both sides OF said
creek on the land from Richard Hend-
rscks inclusive in the 9th civil district of
Fsyette County. Tennessee, and ex-
tending on both sides of said creek to
where the said creek empties into
IOosshatchie River In Shelby County,
Tennessee, and more particularly de-
seTibed in the petition, the report OF
the engineer maps, and blueprints ex-
hibited with said report. and the report
Of the commissioners all of which are
pvw on file 10 this cause and to which
referedce is hereby made for more
perfect description of said lands EN-.
braeed in said district, and for the
purpose of said hearing.
Ii isfurther ordered that this notice be
pubhshed for two consecutive weeks in
The Payette Falcon. weekly newspaper
eubEished in Somerville Favette County
Tennessee. and also in The Covington
Leader, weekly newspaper published
inCOvington. Upton County, Tennessee.
ard also in the weekly Commercial Appeal
6 weekly newspaper published in Mem
phis. Shelby County. Tennessee.
Done by order of the court on this
tho End day of March 1920.
C. w. Crawford.
CcuDty Court Cleark of FayetteCounty
Tennessee.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
las Had Stomach Trouble Fer
Seven Years.

Theodore Sanford of Kenmore Mich,
has had stomach trouble for seven years
and couldnot eat vegetables or fruit
without pain in the stomach and rest
less nights. By taking Chamberlain
Tablets he is now able to eat vegetables
or fruit without causing pain or sleep
lessness. II troubled with indigestion or
constipation give these tablets trial.
They are certain to prove beneficial. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
No Worms in Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an IN
healthy COR, which indicates poor blood. and as
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks win enrich the blood, Inn
prove the digestion, and act as General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system Nature will then
throw of or dispe the worms aud the Child viii be
IN nerfect health. Pleasant to take Soc per bottle
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19

Take HERBINE for lnsigestion. 1t
relieves the pain in few minutes and
forces the misery into the bowels where
it is expelled. Sold by Price Drug
Company. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19

IL 0uiaine That Does Not Affect The Heaa
mUuase Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
I'VE BR0M0 QUININE (Tablets) can be taken
~ myUae without causing nervousness or ringing
htAo head. E.W. GROVES Signature on box. Soc.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19
Problem,

Caring and storage houses are ~
rolnx Nd rapidly al over the sostA
acme Of these are established On The
individual farm for the indivsSsA
crop, but many large houses 10 seers
ne community crop are also being 80
strzctsd. The curing Aeuss sAsss
rom ss to % per cent & the eros n
sxceslent condition fsr fed . 60
trsstsd to q former less OF fsom y
10 100 per cent Of the roots under tAs
old system Of banking ~ handling:
A storage hoass mag be ccnstructs4
for about 50 cents eushel for houses
Of from 500 10 a.Eeo bushels capacity
"a fer - cents - hzsAel fer larsss
houses. Plans for tAese Asesss mag
- obtained free q charge from the
Uaitsd states Department OF Agricnl
tire.
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Lane Resigns; Vogelsang
Mentioned as Successor

WASHINGTON. Fob. s Secretary
Lane, Of the department ~ IN" Interior.
has placed his resignation IN the hands
OF President Wilson. II became known
some time az" that tho secretary con-
templated leaving IA" cabinet when II
was CONVENIENT for ;he president 70 re-
lease him Tho date set Tor Mr. Lanes
retirement Is March |.
President Wilson has accepted tho res
lrnation Discussion Of probable SUI
cessor included the name or Alexander
r. Eogelsang. OF California, now FIRST
assistant secretary Of the interior.
1t ~ understood that Mr. Lanes plans
FOR tha immediate future have not been
fully matured. but VIII be announced
soon. lie has been secretary OF tho in
torior SINCE tho beginning OF President
WilSon'a administration. Prior 10 that
ne was a member and chairman Of IA"
Interstate commerce Commission. lI.%
resignation terminates a puOltG' s~rN'''"
nT more fnnn twenty years IN which II"
has held many posts. beginning VILE
local cfIIccs IN his home state Of ta,i-
fornia
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unfortunate" Any reservation or r"S"Iu-
,iun stating tNa' IN" tinted Stai"s as
,umrs no uNli@lj,on under ~urh ana
such an ,riYIr unless AND 'N""pl w"ul",
/ am Sur,. chill our relationship with
tho nations wI'h which We "Npoc, 7" h'
a>socinted IA the great enterprise al
luain'Aiuing thc worlds peace.
"That aSsr,irtirn must in any case,
,r, dear Senator. involve very Serious
and rar.rrn"l.llg lmpl,rnti"uS Of honor
and dur, whr,h / uu sire "" shall
never IN facr !e d"Sir"Us Of lgn"rlnG. u
:. he more important nul :" rr"at" ia"
IMPRESSION 'hat "" are trying to escape
4 obligations.
But rr,iizr that negative criticism
* not all that i caI!cd for IA =" serious
matter. am happy Ia II" ahi" /"
add therefore. that I hav" once more
gone over tn" reservations proposed by
Yourself. TIE. copy 81 which return
herewith and am ElId t" say mat
..un accent them as They stand.
Il hav.. r,,"r $..-n t:.r slightest rrA-
son 20 duuhr IT," good faith of our 49,
; 4uciaies ~ ia" war. nor ever ma inc
.,Msht"st reason I" fear hat any nation
world Sock ~ enlarge our "hliGh''"nS
,rulcr tn, ,uv'nnnr 90 IN" I"AEu" ~
Nations. "r seek !" ''''''"'' " ,,...i',,
. -: action "hi'H' hh"'' ''"' ' va ''''
"niy ~" '."hSt'-~ "' '"' NV"
AN IN ia" ihS' N""'. - "'' az
May ! NHEs">' 'H'' VIZ"
the possible" Whh"'""H' 81 NC
states - w"nId !" vs." l" XIV" TO- W.
President The r'rhl !" "'' NI"h '"' w.
''lutiun - congress ~ IN" hiA'''' =,
withdrawal" IN "'h"t N"f"~' u "'u,"
NHm I" H. rriniNS'"'' va" W.
'hIt amy r"S"!u ION EiN'hE h"'''' ~
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
LA BELLE IRON WORKS.
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Nui.rc - hereby given thar tie an
uuui meeting ui tn" <t""kn"ldrrS "t La
lirllr lion WORKS. u corporation ere
atrG and organized under IL" laws Of
the State 81 West NirGInia. vii hc held
n tn" Assembly Room Of III" Wheeling
Chamber of commerce. in the Market
Auditorium Building. NJ the corner "f
Eleventh and Market Streets. in IN"
Corner Of Eleventh and Mark"; St"rts.
~ the city of Wheeling. county Of
ohio. stat rr West Virginia. at ten
.r'cluck in the for,ru"n ON Tuesday. tho
9TH day n March. 1870. FOR IN" par
pos" Of ,l"';iuS a Board of Directors
and til" Transaction of any business
that may lawfully he transacted at an
annua! meeting nf tho stockholders.
Ky Order Of the. Board Of Directors:
r. c. KIRK. Pres Id"n'.
W. b. HIGGINS, Secretary.
f-9-l6-93-mr-l-S
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III. ba. to offerP' we often hear
asked. Sometime, one hears peo-
pie say, Let the future take care
OF itself, it does not pay to worry
shout things that may never hap
pen." Such superficial logic "
mental poison.
! I, !, bound to bring about I'M
hann;ness if no, eventual failure
and ruin. While it is true that we
NAV gain . few Aeeting pleasures
q, a rrsul, Of our prodigality, there
i, no substantial happiness to be
,ob,ained from such indulgences
lThe solid Joy that comes with
realization that our getting ahead,
building up, providing for old age
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plishment OF some worthy purpose.
Failure and unhapPjness can
never be wholly disassocia,cd. The
man who is a failure can not BY
any stretch Of the imagination be
called truly happy.
All of US, particularly those who
are Just on the Threshold Of active
life, can to advantage study the
deep lesson which is taught BY the
japanese quotation. Let us under
stand that no matter what may be
our condition in life, if we would
MAXI our wears successful ones and
plant our footsteps on the pathway
OF worthy happiness. we must FIRST,
Of all practice Thrift.
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splendid Ohio Farms.

One of tn" finest farms ia the state
Of OHIO. consisting. ui ~ acres, located
un" mile northeast ut M!ddlrh"rnr
'urrns,.y county. "m tie National High
way, running from Wheeling !" column
bus. Lays welt. every field watercd
and easily cultivated
Sp!cndid m"d"rn r.s!drrr' With slate
runf \ No hLru MIti. room Tor -
cows has concrete i.uur and all ina
prnvcmrnts. Ais" xii other u"t build
ingS. 4 Cha,Nr ia Il III" time Ia yet Il
real farm and home. coal "n place.
WIFI Sc! farm separately. -" will
sell al! stock with II. Have twn auI"-
mobiles. horses. cattle and general line
ut farm and garden implements. II
ven IAN business and G"Sir, !" secure
further information. write.
ROBERT : CAMPBELL.
Z. T.. H. No. =. Quaker city. ohio.
i9-ll-i3
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PERSHINC MAY COME
Effort to Be Made TO Have Him visit
Wheeling Soon.

function Of Some note will D" stag
"a -, The city in the near future. when
~, American Legion will stage Ing
combination celebration at which an ut
,cu,n, will be rnnde 10 hay" General
lam J. PrrshinE. Major General L""u-
ord Wood or Lieutenant Colonel I;""'"-
welt present.
A number Of the clty's most pr"mi-
mont peopla arc hnCk Of the plan. rul :
20 hoped that Il will h" great success
Az vet the plans for IN" crlehra'i"m ~"
rather Uniformed hut they will r"r'airllr
include tho bringing or N" above nrm'd
cclehr!ti"s 10 the cry II it can ru>~IhlN
he arranged
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% ,S3 d. 5 1sa5szS5S ! q
PROVING ONE IS NOT WE'LL BRED

How can p"opl" feel that by fUss!''
about what IS brought them ~ "at, AMI
by speaking rudcly to those thai s"rN"
therI. they 'mpr"%S their superior IUlt-
.ty on the spectators"
II wouldn't seem rs n they could and
yot every one" in a while one moe e
Someon. who gives every eN!t"rre "'
having that idea.
A man who manages large h'."!
odd me that last year he had L. t"N
four people that they could not l." a.
solumodatcd again. and Of thSSe. ihr""
wcro nor wanted partly hr"AuS" the
i"cated the servants IN such Il dl!aEr"',-
uhl" WAY and found 81 much fault MI \
~ tables O. IL Il hotel famous for ~
,-xcellent table,
The waitress Actually Wept
Another found fault about everything
that was done for her and constant ~
made disagreeahl~ remarks about IN"
mattresses with The deliberate intent OF
being overheard as for instance: Ism :
I a scream the way those sirls,dn their
hair! Tho cheaper and NOR" unbrColn-
ing a way * tho better they lka it
Il suppose they can't help being stupid
and ignorant. ~ they could, they
wouldn't be doing mental work" Ct
Cetora.
The EIrls como 70 hate her :" that
there was finally a mutiny In IN" din
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BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. :
900 90 &~A&%%%>>
MINUTE TO ANSW Err THIS
No SsA

Uncle Reuben came /" town 10 So" m.S
sister. Mary Ann. As they S'LnlItu
about town taking in the sights. nee
Reuben suddenly paused before on" ol
The now shysrrar"rS amt sad l" ms
sister: "Rct"rr W" 20 any lartheF
should like IT, stop III her" ih'hu'"
and So" a ukcly young nephew OF mine:
" hose mother asked me To look hum w
"WrIl." said Mary Ann, ms ! don nap.
ten 10 have any n'ph"ws | Will iuN' tr"'
GA nom" md W. viii continue our SifNl-
sr"IuE this Afternoon.
Who can EIN" the h"Si "ApitH''',"
,hnur lin. relationship "f Mary Ann :"
that mysterious n PHI "
ANSWER rO so. %i;i.
Analysis viii show that thr hrS' f'H!
leaving groups :, ,. !. II" VIII th'n To-.
able ~ ,ucr"$slNa plays +" I"aN" he
following Winning POSITIONS aEhihHt ms
.upronent. -. !. ~ u. !, - Il. :, -
Il. !. y az the d"uhl'~ q. - g. - -
W'or.riIhr, 1890. ny sam l.oydp
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i'HEruplu hrriuSr no Uiir VIZ i''''-
'" wait on h"r.
She Threw the Ice Cream at The
waitress.
Thu third wHN indignant because >u'
,r.iId u 1T =, ~ iCs IN some I'" Crc""'
md SIN. ',..,.,ly threw tho zee 'l"hll
a. tin, WAITRESS III front Of 'rnNd' 10
dining r,uru TIN mental pru'"NN Ol -
v,iuau who would hold thc Waitress
blame for soma th!ng which va Irr'
Sumublv the cooks fault were about "i'
= par with her manners.
NUthlnE ~ X surcr sign "f IA" lh't
ihHt one Is not 'ru" G"Htd'Nah ~
rrntlcwoman than to treat rud"ly those
who serve one.
or Course One wants to Be Well
Served But
Pcople Of irue breeding Tx" =" be
we'll served. Of course. and quietly m
sis, upon It, But they do moi Il" II III
a way which makes thos" who SER
them uncomfortable and themselves
conspicuous.
Md when they do rec"iv" good scr
vice, they show themselves grateful Tor
It. instead Of accepting II with an rs
sumption Of indifference that Is III
iruded 10 show that they have always
been used TO III" hest--hut only proves
Ia those who know. how second rate
they really are.
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By s. w STRAUSS PrsrdsHt A"s'@eo" Society for 1Ar'H

or periods of illness and accident,
and that we arc constructing strong
rugged characters is far more salts
wing than thr petty pleasure we
NAV gain from Squandcr'ng
money.
The japanese proverb has been
most apt in linking success with
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throughout the Island
Empire, and the same
thing could be done
20 very good advant-
age in our own Oun-
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class, are quite apt to
look upon thrift As a
solemn virtue which
bring, with it nothing
but dreary yean OF
self denial. "Wel!,
we only live once, so
why should | deny
myself the pleasures
IA good things that