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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
WILL MEET MONDAY.

Members Of the Home Economies
department Of the Mishawaka Wo-
mans club will hold their regular
meeting Monday evening IN the T.
brary rooms. This will be a purely
social meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
MRS. sIMsHAUsFR FUNERAL

Funeral services for Mrs. Cath
crime Simshauser. 210 ". Lawrence
st, Will be held Monday morning
at 9:3e o'clock from the St. Mont
cas- Catholic church. Rev. FIR.
John Kohl officiating. Burial will
be in the ST. Joseph'e cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
RFTURNS TO CHICAGO.

Miss Dorothy Young. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Young, AIS
Park av.. leaves today for Chicago
where she will resume her art
studies at the Academy Of Fine Arts.
She has been spending the holidays
with her parents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON.

Robert MCGOWAN of the Great
Lakes naval training station left to-
day for Washington. D. C.. where he
VIII attend the L. 6. naval school
for commissioned officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
ALICE BRADY ar TEMPLE.

Why change your husband. since
you are practically certain 10 want
him back?" IS the theme OF THE
New York Idea" which plays at the
Temple theater today with Alice
Brady In the. stellar role. 1t can
not be charged that the idea is
cribbed from De Miles why
Change Your Wife" however, for
The New York Idea" is a famous
American satiric drama first played
in 1906 by Minnie Maddern Fiske.
and revived three or four years ago
in New York by Grace George.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

All deposits made prior to Jan. II
VIII draw 4 percent interest from
Jan. l at North Side Trust & Savings
bank.-Adv. 31t11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

ODDTTTONAL NHSHAwAKA NEWS
ON PAGE IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

CONCLUDES TRIP.
Arthur Cox mas concluded hunt-
ing trip near Royal Center.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
NOTICE.

All Redmen requested to meet at
st. Monica's hall Sunday at l O'Clock
to attend Brother Walton Bretnell s
funeral
GUY THOMPSON. Sachem.
-Advt-2t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

All deposits made prior TO Jan. u
Will draw percent interest from
Jan. at North Side Trust & Savings
bank.-Adv. 31t11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Ne5cTfme office I2O Lincoln Way W. Phone Msha7caka 10

tiers on biography and library man
agement
8t Yale he has been one OK the
chief promoters Of the EliZabetnan
club. and has personal charge OF
It's hmm ensely valua BILE and inn
portant private library Of rare edi-
tions.
Mr.. Keogh is AT present visiting
Libraries in important centers
throughout the country.
SON Is BORN.
A son was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald S. O'Neill. formerly of
Mishawaka. at St. Joseph's hospital
Friday. BY a coincidence the birth
occurred on the same date and
month az that Of the father who is
employed in large advertising
agency at Chicago
F.NTERTAINS AT DINNER.
Mrs. Sarah Allen. 521 +. Battell
St. entertained at a family dinner
yesterday on the occasion Of her
birthday anniversary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Farms and land Cor saIe.

AN IDEAL FARM in an ideal location.
Seven room house, big barn, pig pens,
corn cribs, big silo, two-caT garage
with concrete door. four acres of big
timber, 80 acres Of pasture adjoining
The farm is 63 acres good dark loan
soil. st. Joe river runs along one side
and Il has the best boat landing along
the river This is the farm for you.
Price, 81 800 VIII take a house In
South Bend, Mishawaka or River Park
as payment This farm viii be sold in
10 days. Get busy if YOU want a farm
Hastings, III s. Church St, phone 172
or 1913. ask for LOnergan. 7tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

GROVE W, 127-FOr rent downstairs
rooms. private entrance. TO children.
Inquire II W. Grove.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Articles Fer sale.
Rooms Without Board.

MAIN ST, N, 1314-TTo light house
keeping rooms. Adults only. Phone
Mishawaka Gil. 3lt3
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-14
WHAT ABE LINCOLN SAID
ssg.sI am glad that q system Of

M abOf prevails under Which h la-S
borers can strike when they I
want to, where they " are not 4
soblige e work under all cir
Il fcuamet a tances, and are not q tied
down to work whether you i pay.
them for II or not 55'
ssjt IKE. the system which lets
sa man quit b when he wants to,s
;sand and 4 wish i night prevail ev-
eryWhere n "a 1. Il NJ
3is n & y rant q a man I'd, have a
chance Sto better his condition
that Sc IS the true system. 4 am not
ashamed 70 confes that 25:3
years ago Was d hired labor &
II ar =,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-14
HOME Of TOWN GOSSIP

There's an epidemic of waiskey in
the East. One physician alone. has
over two hundred cases. We hav-
mt consulted our; own doctors yet.
Women think men are lazy when;
as 9 matter Of fact, men are not lazy.
They are easy to work and the wo-!
men know it. .I2 N e
~ Why do men discuss mandates
when all the time they're thinking Of
women dates.
II woman clothes keep on dimlin-
3sishing in quantity and dime ension she
/ can soon carry an extra change ii
her handbag --, Note: This includes
Devils Lake women. I @s s.:.S..F5
4. ~ y
t The prohibition Law. left us all 1t
sea, but not far enough out.
Ever notice the less women wear
zlengthways the; more they have
around them principa ally men
s X n . . q s:$S,5
u Tempest IN A Teapot .Es
woman washing her short skirts;
3j.i . s NJ . r. r. Q ,9
Judging from man attitude to-.
Il / ward woman, that must of been as
sour apple that Adam bit on. IS
- 5 y III SsF
.i;.55 s,5 GOss LgrTS ssFSs'
s Some men are jobless for the same
asOn that some women are spinss
they waited too long Tor
sonnet hing better to turn zup. ss5s 81
me femsie equipped with specie
SYissinore estfay agant than the male.sssi
! I. n. BoLsHElyIlls, 4 NoL &C
tsa 81; I AZ y ma 4 hot lot
food is about n asg fs goog sisl - y
restaurant iltsSs ~
taprant YOU ssget le
n 5l i s.isl renee from
sils
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-14

Is j. lOra-1 would ike advice on the |
following: Ny fade has been badly |
bulned BY the sun, Z ~ there RENE
dy s.s$ ssssS5I5s .s
" Schneezer ou fail, to inform us
by whose son your face was burned
and how did he burn it. Just tell US,
then well tell you.
b Ss jim Jams Jr.-I have very se-
we're cold, Can you tell me what to
take. .ss /, l, /. Il, slsI
Schneezer Yes, go to New York,
take row-boat and row out about
three miles. Do you get what we
mean s f'} ;as 25s b
All Pluribus My doctor informs
me that i must have my adenoids |
cut out. Now, what ] would like to
know is (a) what is an adenoid !? (b)
how much will it cost? s
Schneezer (a) an adenoid is a
small ad. (b) write to any reliable
advertising concern for rates. The
Devils Lake World will be alright.
ftis
Mis- Uno--I have trouble with my
ieyes. Sometimes \ bright sparkles
Iseem to dance before my eyes. What
would you adyise7
Schneezer would sneak down
ITO the cellar sometimes and learn for
yourself what ingredients are used.
lfSeeing sparks almost makes us think
THAT the recipe from which the home
brew Is made was forged" Or, per-
haps, in heating the water BY cleo
tricity a spark plug is used. If it
continues just light out. II, al IS {. !
HUMOROUS HEADLINES
(Culled from the Daily Press)
Woman Dies Following Opera
tion. She shouldn't have followed it.
r T1S5Ss II: 55 ,s4f 81 s. q 81
Millionaire iehty-one Had Dual,
!, Life" Any married man, no matter.
what his age, leads a duel life.
Mrs. Obenchain Evades Linking
Burch in Crime" Never knew an
IObenchain had links. ,gs ~
= ~ Sgss @
Bankrupt Lists Tiger Among
Principal Assets" Don't suppose the
reminder consists Of three cheers.
55ss.s ~ - slE3s -as i
President Hardings Father Mar,
/ 1ries His Stenographer." No matter
how old they get to be, boys will be
tboys. s55.
Japan Must Be Notified" That's
81 right; M but she shouldn't dhl be molly
Pen Used BY Lincoln Stolen IN
Chicago When caught the thief
fshould be given the pen. ,3s' I. :.
.is ; s5 . III g. 80 . 5ss IA b
~ s. Destroyer TO Stand Guard
Over Liquor Ship. Now we know
what is meant BY q Luck of q the
Navy g. Ss
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-14
" ~ s;is,s-s. "a, !. |! II I /. I. g q


ss. % Soking Glso,s 4 In IL Tlls Facs s5ls
sl There are wolaen To yyhoms misery
ia becoming ana these insist npon
looking miserable even IN nom ents
sIof exquisite appinesas
. q Ieepis
The man who never, lends money
never has many friends Also, he
doesn't need them. 81
Purg gatory'' sIE|
" The telep hone. Is no invention, itt d
j punis shment 81 some towns.
Misery Loves Company
"a man never notices q girl until
he thinks someone else wants her
i and then the law Of demand begins
ITO operate \ 81
One Thing Needed ssi sssi u
No matter what, the packers say
beef never will be down" until the
butcher throws in 4 soupbone:
I \. ~ Scientific Query 3Ai
N When we read about monkey stars
getting salaries Of 81 900 q week in
the movies we wonder whether evo-
luton is what at has been cracked:
up TO be. !.
Different Places sss Il
head to make him good. "a good
many Of us have q distinct recollec-f3
ftion that our fathers operated on q!
different place to make us better
boys. :ss9s & III:
7 &. Only Human Ss
It is cruel to laugh at tragedy, but
what can one do when he sees a
Il Devils Lake taxicab driver run down
! by . car while walking across the
street. 3}s NJ
Diagnosis }y
When you feel all shaken up, it is
probably flivver complaint. Note
Enter the Devils Lake World 81 auto
contest and win q real car, that wont
shake you up. 4, .s5 ,5, a
VI: Business Sagacity
a man Of Devils Lake refused d
10000 9 year job. Why shouldn't
ne when he can 60 to work for a
farmer at SIS q month with board
and room thrown in! He can save
4 money at least. 4 II s;s4
"a Matter OF Vision
s Even busy man can often see far
1 enough through q practical joke to
/ recognize the fool on the other side.
Footnote: We know lots of grown
s,Ip writer's JvafDsS ~ n Fl,Isf 4 u f,nnv
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-14
Business Sagacity /,

a man Of Devils Lake refused a
$40, 900 9 year job. Why shouldn't
he when he can 60 to work for a
farmer at $75 q month with board
and room thrown in ? He can save
money at least. s
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
REMAINS BROUGHT TO MARION

Nancy Jane Poster. aged "a, pass
ed away early Friday morning At the
home Of her son. George u Foster,
on the Asylum road She is survived
by tvo sons. George and Robert p.
Poster.
Mrs Foster. a native u Jackson
county. Kentucky came 10 Phoenix
a little over two years ap, after
the death o. her husband. Robert y
Poster. and made her home with hei
son. Robert. on North Second avenu'
until last fall when she went 10 Cali
foruia 10 visit a sister While ther'
she caught a heavy cold from which
she never fully recovered, and com
plications set In causing hef death
The body is 10 be taken 70 Marioi
Ny. Cor interment
The remains u Mr Foster ar
rived Saturday morning accompanied
by SIR George u Poster funera
services we're held In the ccmeterl
hy Rev. G. 2. Dillon
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
MARION GIRLS TRIUMPH

The c. I. A. Annual Track and
Field Meet was held last Saturday
a new feature waE introduced into
the regular program being a girls
track meet.
Marion sent teams of both boys
and girls and several loyal follow
ers accompanied them on the train
and In cars The girls from Marion
High School carried Oh first honors
in nearly every event, sturgis won
first place In the boys meet with a
total " A. points The nearest com
petitor was Morganheld with ish
points The Marion boys amhssed
the total of 2it points Hicklin
placed third In the mile and Swan.
sey took third in the 22O low hur.
dies and tied for third honors IN III,
pole vault
The girls that went from MarioT
and carried on the G. I A. honor
were Misses Evelyn Moore. RUBY
Birch6eld. Irene Daughtrey. Madelin'
Mick. Mildred Duyall and Mari'
Lowry. Miss Evelyn Moore amaase'
the highest number of points 10 th'
Individual In the meet Marions 10
inl points we're 2Ois and the neares
competitor was Morgnnheld with i7h
points
ON account of bad train oonnec
iions. the teams had 10 stay over
night IN Providence. where they wer
entertained with on old.faahione
buffalo Chase
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
co. OPERATIVE CREAM
SHIPPERS MEETING

Thursday morning April 2sth at
the court house the cream producers
held a meeting 10 discuss cooperative
shipping Mr.. ID. Card. a market
specialist from the Experiment Sta
ton was there a. assist County Agent
John X. Spencer In the discussion of
the problem. That there is a great
deal " interest in such an organiza-
ton was evidenced by the large
crowd present. The plans, require
ments and propable benefits were
clearly explained A committee was
appointed 10 gather further informa
tion. namely take a COW census Of
the interested producers and deter
mine the amount of available cream
The committee consists u james A
Hll. George Conditt. r r. Pari.
Vergil Thrclkeld and County Agent
John 4 Spencer They will report
at the next meeting on the feasabil
ity u organizing such an association
Everyone who b. Interested b urged
% get In touch with some member
of the committee.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
MEETING or FISCAL COURT

The Fiscal Court met Tuesday with
all the members present and Judge
R. l.. Moore presiding Roads and
bridges consumed the whole session
The right u way has been secured
from Marion 10 the Caldwell county
line on the Princeton and Marion
road. also the right u way for the
Ohio River Road from Marion 10 the
Livingston county line Il n re-
hably reported that the county Road
Commissioners are % appropriate
$4,000 for the Marion and Princs.
ton ruad and s75.Ooo for The Ohio
River Road
Caldwell county has appropriated
a nice sum % the State road which
comes from Dawson Springs q
Princeton % Eddyyille. smishlan'
and 70 Paducah. This will give Crit
lendcn county on outlet suoth
This d booking good 70 the Press
Here's hoping that the proiect vil
b. made 10 function, and that soon
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
KENTuCKY REPUBLICAN,
ENDORSES non wlLBORN

We clip the following from the Ken
lucky Republican, one of the leading
Republican weekly newspapers " the
State. published At Frankfort
"Ncvs reaches the Republican that
Bob Wlhorn. of Marion. l. a eandi.
date Tor reelection o. Representa-
tive from Crittenden and Livingston
couutics During the last session u
the Legislature Mr. Willorn did
splendid work. a. bis rccord shows
and when one makes rood why cN'
change for an untried and unknown
proposition. Here l. wishing fol
Mr.. wnborn al the succvss be- seek
and may his rccord IN ohlcc Away
b. clean and faulilcss a. rroof
sheet without an crror
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
DRILLING FOR OF

Tho oh drilling machine arrived IN
Marion and vas 81, up last week on
the farm ~ Dr. q. 4. Cook Drill
INK Operations havs already begun
AZ John Quits. vho has charTe u
ihe machinery. b making rood had
way.
J. g. Caldwell u Sturris. vho
owns the driIl and IL an experienced
ol man. thinks the pr1spccts are very
fiaticrinr Hc expects % End Oh IN
paying quantities At a depth u sbout
900 feet.
several of the influential citizens
u this city are interested In the
development u the oll fields In Crit.
tendon county and have formed scv.
eral companies and bought up leases.
This is the hrst drill TO BE- sst up
and more drilling Is expected 10 be-
gin In the near fuiurc II OIL should
BE- found In this county In paying
quantities Il would mean quite =
boom for Marion.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
GAINING ~ MEMBERSHIP

Marion Chapter so 1876. Order
Eastern Star held very interesting
meeting la.t Monday night Several
members wen. Boz attendance Seven
petition. for the degrees and mem-
beuhIp uofe haliotcd on and the
petitioner elected and one new peti.
t.on vas received The Chapter is
planning for o. big meeting on Mon.
day evening Stay 10Th, az which
time there will BE- several candidate.
for initiation. and after the confer.
unr of dcrree Refreshments will b,
served
The following are the officers Of
iha Chapter f1r this year
Mr LILLIAN Olive W 81
lm q Pierce. " g.
Nr Pearl lolnur a n
Nn ha suisher, sey
SITE ANS Wathen. Jreas
Mn Matte liarrendlng. Chaplain
M ut., BourIuni. Marshall
Mr 81 Camau Warder
Nr Afha ilna. Cond
Mu saIIH Guc. a Cond
Mu EImbsih Carnan. Ada
Mr AidIe claud Lamb. Ruth
Nn EieIa Booghcr Esther
Mu Me'ha Cannan. Martha
Mu Cleo Frazer. Eicria
a L MILum. H.nlInal.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
NOTICE " q "

Etr mrmhcr Rosewood Camp
SO m ~ % "a and members "
rr.rhiauur Camps ave- invited 10 at
trrd thr decoration exercises at
Freedom Church on ihe third Sun
day m May Preaching at N A NJ.
Dinner for an ncooution services
atfr ~ and preaching az 3 z NJ
" O. FgirrS. Com
. % NiMMO. Clerk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
wOOD.TOwERY

Miss Mary Towcry u Piney see
ton and Mr. John Wood. u OKLA.
homa. were united IN marriage BY
Rev. " r. Oakley at the home u
G. n Johnson on Fast Depot Street
at 2. 81. May B.
The bride IL a teacher " this coun'
~ and the groom a prosperous far
mer. u Oklahoma
They were accompanied by Mr. an'
Mr. 4. T.. Babb. Only a few inii
mate friends of the contracting par
ties were present They left Inn
medalely for their home out west
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
ENTERTAINMENT Al
SCHOOL HOUSE

"Wuy lou" o. delightful two act
comedy drama vas given al the High
school Auditorium Monday evening
A rood crowd attended considering
ihe weather
The play was put on by students
~ Marion llieh School and was ably
rendered The star II the occasion
Was unanimously aecccded 10 be Bil'
Ia Tskcw The amount ~ the pro-
eccds was about So.
Members ~ the Junior Glass sold
candy at the entrance for class benc
.au
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

The Chapel Hill Community Club
held H. hrsi meeting April aoih 10
a very interested and enthusiasts
audience The president hopes that
cvry one IN the community will b.
there a. the next meeting on the
secund Wednesday. May H. nhs
program follows
Retaining wornoui land. W. n
Weldon. { A. Walker, Algie Hill-
yard and 2 u nlrham
How 10 Probably Raise Hogs James
Fowler. n Walker and N. Hll
Defamation, Estslle Rirham
Home Gardening; Miss Gracs Biz.
ham. Mrs Elv Walker and Mu
Gcorrc Conditt
Supplcmsnting the fecd u Mia COWS
IN PASTURE {. A Adams. Aau.
uc nirham and Leslie Walker
The joke Book Each person must
tell one ioke
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
MARION SUNDAY SCHOOLS

A. everybody knows last Sunday
u o. m Sunday School Day and
ctey Sunday school boz Marion plan.
r.i io make BE- banner day from the
point af Attendance The Methodist
sunday School end the First Baptist
Sunday School bad each set 500 a.
ths.r soal for ihr iay The supefin-
tsrlnn ~ the tao Sunday schools,
% C. Franklin and Sam Cauahas,
eerr anxau. that every member do
h le.t on that day
Saturday morning % vas learned
chat ihe Marion High School Track
Teams would De- oui n town sunday
rorune Tho young folks were anx-
nm o. bs counted so the superin.
trnirnt arranged for them 10 have
ug class meeting ar usual wherever
thsy happened o. bc az the Sunday
School hour
To- ATTENDANCE ~ the various
.fnuhr fuInua
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
ruE ArrtE Cuor

% 81 Stone reports rood ono.
tsif .pr ~ anrIss or hu farm u'ar
r.m Wnoar hs.ue ihc hardest
tt ~ ans ~ thr ur.tilss IT, ta.
nsitus Den Davis iofk Imperial
I.astfar umr Beauty ari Mng.ap.
ADJ tanetr m,e ann'r nv' hu'
tb. Jonathan YoIk Imperial ntn ua
I'd. ana ran Beauty have almost q
mH crop
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

r uhr af tHr county uiN Nr
given tte opportunity n ,,r, their
m,f.n.r afH present var n ad.
mraatar ~ u afar of the
.rft ar hI a commission frm of
ra,.mmf ar Nat iUh
mere .ssrt n te tat uiiIe ,fot
manifest Gar anI ihe uaF ihe a.i.
uatar apran o the Pres B. that
th. commission fm ull have o.
email 500. arI uH d. defeated ani
mrtf o. o.. arIes DO on'i br shown
that fta mmmn.an form n rn
ar a fHr present
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
STul II rnE RACE
FOK SHERIFF

Ta ths ygicr of Criiicndcu County
O. has been reported in various
uus of the county chat bad with
drawn fmm thc shcrft race This
/. o ay o my fliends that the rr-
mn /, absolutely without founda
tan Tam n ttc race Go the finish
o assure 500 ~ my appreciation Of
,oar support My ucord a. Shcr
M ~ Cuucndcn county b. open foI
n.r,fan. I am willing Co abid,
ht tolr irli.mn
Remember chat . am boz thc rac'
n uIr Signed
IOUN T. PlCKENS
hIt.rI. .rWrHf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

an persons having claims against
the estate u Louis A Guess, dcccas.
cd. WIN hayc not heretofore proven
their claims. will present same 10 me
properly proycn as required BY law
at my oficc. on or hcforc the first
day ~ luns. ieal. or b. forever bar.
rcd.
n A. LOWRY. Master Com
missioner. Cuiirudcu Cireui'
Court.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
EYE rAl.kS
Ry Susie =. Gnchrist Oph d.

The signs u eye strain arc; cruss
eyes. twiichinr lids. a turning in or
a turning out of the lids, dancing
eyes. squirting. styes or tumos; pain
in eye ball or orbit. inflammation. sup
puraiion. rranulation; weak watery
eyes: dry itchy eyes. excessive ac.
eammodaiion. crows fc,i az CORNERS
u rycs. vertical WRINKLES between
the eyes. dccp SET eyes. rrowths in
eyes; also disorders peculiar 10 The
female sex. nervousness. acute ol
sick head ache; undcr-deyelopmcnt ir
children: dullncss IN school. most all
organic troubles. In fact one noiet
author says that eyc-strain Is ih'
primary cause of a. least eighty.fiv'
percent of the human Ills
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
IN. BOSTON a SONS SALE

J \. Boston a Sons. dealers IN
lumber. building material ard con-
tractors. had a special sale during
April The sale proved most salts
factory Mr. NJ n Boston reports
that they sold one third more than
their expectations Some good val
ucs were offered and the people vho
were planning 10 build took adyan'
tage ~ them They advertised b.
the Press and got results
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
POLAND culNAs ANp puRocs

Choicr specimens. representing
best blood lines ~ both brcc.ls. Stock
u all arcs on hand a. an times Re.
duccd rates 20 club members Sat.
isfaetion guaranteed Write Tor free
catolog Davies County Pure Bred
Swine breeders Association. Owens.
horo. Ky. Box t02 :
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
THE NEW BUILDINGS

Mr G. r. Boston and biz crew
u hands arc progressing well on the
new brick building on Main Il will
be- ready for the roof this week
The Marion Hardware and Grocery
Company IL having the debris re-
moved from the lot on Salem Street
and the work will soon begin on ihs
building other buildings viii likely
be- under way u construction soon.