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John Houdrd
BrUdnt

Dear Miss Grey; Please tell me
who John Howard Bryant "a. / have
looked In the encyclopedia 10 try 10
find his name. but Il Is not there.
X. J.
John Hotrdrd Bryant vds an
Americon poet. the brother Of va
liam CHLeB Bryant. You UfH find a
list o. hts toorLs ia the latest edition
Of the Americana
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Home Sewing Club

The ladies Of the Grand Army
Home Sewing club viii hold bazaar
IN Swedish hall. Eighth and Olive st..
Wednesday. December Z. a luncheon
will he served at noon and dinner
in the evening. followed by card
party at $50.
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whatsit Club

The w-ha,sit club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. w. A. sloan. 1889
Waliingford ave. Friday. December
.. Luncheon az p. m. Dancing
and music viii be features OF the
afternoon.
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Owing 20 a mistake In the coz,
posing room. the answer 10 the
following query was omitted IN
wednesday, paper. II appears
below:
Dear Miss Grey: Can you pub
iish the answer 10 the following
question In regard TO A PATENT
After making application for a
patent, and the patent - rejected
Al Washington. -. G.. Will ] FtIil
have 20 pay the patent fee A. tho
IL had been acceptedg Thanking
you. a HEADER
when a patent u f,ied at wash
ingfon vou must pay filing fee
Of us. n the patent ~ accepted
mere T. an additional fee Of $50.
HoocUer. " the patent - re-
Jccted, vou need not pay this final
fee.
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Alpha chapter No ZIG. o. L. S.
viii meet saturday. December 3. s
p. m. at Thorn hall. Green Lake
Officers viii he elected and there will
be fruit shower for the Masonic
home.
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philouus Club

The Philomus club viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. Charles somera. sG22
Woodland Park ave. on Monday AFT.
crnoon. at : o'clock.
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Northeast Improvement Club

The Northeast Improvement club
will meet Tuesday. December 6. 3
y. m. at the olympic View school.
Election OF officers. Refreshments.
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PIECE DE RESISTANCE
POPULAR HOSTESS

Drawing rooms decked in brown
and gold chrysanthemums, interest.
ing scores. and an enticing collation.
marked the bridge given on Saturday
AT their Fort Worien quarters by Mrs.
Greene. wife of Major Royal Kemp
Greene. U. $. A.. adjutant OF the
Puget Sound coast defenses. and one
OF the army's popular hostesses. The
guests included Mrs. Applin, wife of
Major Frank Dexter Applin. U. $.
A., who won first prize. Mrs. Hughes.
wife of Major John Law Hughes. L..
$. A., retired. Mrs. Nose, wife OF
Major II. Il. Vose. U. $. A.. retired.
who won second prize. Mrs. Rice.
wife OF Captain kerwin aP. Rice.
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Bridge Club Entertained

Mrs. c. y. Bryant entertained the
members Of her bridge club twelve IN
number. at her home yesterday after.
noon.
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Ddncina Partu

Miss Mary Bard and Miss Lors
Harvey will entertain with dancing
party at the home Of Miss Bard this
evening. About "a guests have been
invited.
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Lincoln Circle Child Conservation
League

Lincoln circle Of the Child Conser.
walton league will meet with Mrs.
n. u. he We're. f6l2 Woodlawn ave.
ON Tuesday. December 6.
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Orpliee Club

The orphee club will meet az the
home ~ Mrs. q. r. Weber. 900 18th
ave. N. Wednesday evening, Decem.
Der Z.
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Information on
CifiL .Cer1,ice

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me where l could write for in
formation concerning the civil serv-
ioc7 / have heard that they have an
office In Seattle.
A STAR READER
The 4. s. Girl service bureau ~
located IN sos Federal building. Third
are. and linton 81. The city Go
service bureau is tn the Arctic baas-
ing. Third acc. and cherry 81.
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North End Progressive Club

Tho North End Progressive club
will meet on Tuesday, December s.
at 80 .. m, with Mrs. ELLA i. Tray.
nor. 1911 Il. Spring st Friends are
invited.
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Princess Angelina Parlor

Princess Angelina Parlor. No. J..
Native Daughters OF Washington.
will meet with Mrs. Henrietta
Andrews. i29 Boren ave. N. Friday,
December .. at p. IN.
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Queen CITY sunshine Club

The Queen city Sunshine club will
meet in the clubroofns OF the Masonic
temple. Tucnday. December 8. at
y. m. Cards. All Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER
SUNDAY. DFcrMnrn

ID Al Els
TO REMEMBER
SUNDAY. DECEMBER g.
Colonel y. ~ Wilson. T. <. A., Mrs
Wilson and their daughter. Mtss
Grace Wilson. 20 entertain wlth
a tss a their home from until
o'clock
Mr. and Mrs wsniam Lsans,s
Eaton's tea FOR Colonel Harry
W@steryelt Gregg. T. - a snd
Mrs Gregg. from 70 O'Clock
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER T.
Miss Mildred and Miss Gertrude
Lewis to entertain with a tea.
after O'Clock. rornpiimerflnx
their sister-sn-lsw. Mrs Arthur
THURSDAY. DECEMBER g.
Mrs William Calvert. Jr. win en-
tsrtaln with a tea and hanaksr-
chief she~er. com plimentinx Miss
Katherine aacfsan
M. and Mrs. Narde Mcfarland and
Mr.. ana Mrs. j frsd BRAID 10
entertain With a dance at the
Yacht club.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER D.
Varsity ban at HIppodrom.
Junior club dance At Christsnasn'.
hall
Mrs Laurence Calvert ara he,
mother. Mrs. Thomas skinner. Of
Tacoma. will entertain with
kitchen shower AZ the home o.
Mrs. Calvert. piimentinE Mis-
Katherine MacT.ean
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10
Mrs Arthur " Naftzxer viii corn-
pliment Miss Erma verd with a
luncheon At her home.
Interiaksn Guild 90 give dance a,
Seattle Yacht club
MONDAY. DETENBER re-
The marriage Of Miss Errna verd 10
Mr.. Dickson Grandy Trenholne.
IN ST. Barnsbas chapel. az
O'Clock. followed BY a reception a,
the home % the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Thama.
verd. 1sis whitman ave.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA
Miss Katherine MncIean TO we'd NJ
Starr Calvert In Plymouth con.
greEatibnai church. sac O'Clock
MI and Mrs Charles Pauts buffet
supper at home.
Mrs. Ross y. Hibier 20 entertain
with a tea AZ her home from
until o'clock. com plirnentary 70
her daughter. Mrs Charles @
Hoemer, and Mrs. George 4.
Turner.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER FL
Miss Jane and Miss Ruth Sattlefon
10 entertain with a dancing party
at the sunset club
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ga
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sweeney and
Miss Edwina Florence Sweeney TO
give dance ~ Hotel Washington
Annex. coTnpiiipenting the Misses
Janet Hsnry. Jane StimAon. Jane
Nettieton, Mary Greer and Jean
Fay.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2s-
Holiday dance to be given by
younger set at knights OF Column
bus hall.
Miss Polly Van Patterns costume
dance for Miss Elizabeth Kerr,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER "a
Jnior league Of the Seattle Day
Nursery 20 entertain with a card
party at the home OF Mrs VIII
Ham ~. Calvert. 1903 10Th ave. n
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 70
The advisory hoard Of the Seattle
Tennis club IL sponsoring a hoi-
idsy bridge tea at christcnsen's
hall.
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Wet Queen Anne TT. A.

West Queen Anne PIT. A. VIII
meet Wednesday. December !. ,
p. m. in the community room OF the
school.
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FoRT CASEY DIMES

At their Fort Casey quarters dur.
ing the past week delightful dinner
hosts have been Colonel Harry r.
Matthew's. L. 5. A.. commander OF
Fort Casey, and Mrs Matthews. Cap
tain William w. Wertz, L. $. A.. and
Mrs. Wertz, Lieutenant John Harvey
Madison, L. S. A.. and Mrs. Madison,
Lieutenant Herbert A. Gardner, L,
5. A.. and Mrs. Gardner.
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DINNER BRIDGE

Complimenting their house guests.
Lieutenant ]. Longstreet Whelchei.
Y. S. A.. OF Fort Flagler. Mrs. WHEEL.
chel, and Mrs. Martha Bearden Mul.
holland. of Washington, ID. c., din
ner bridge was given at their Seattle
house on Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs.
III. X, Heggaboom.
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Minnewaiha Club

The Minnewatha club will give
dance at Christensen's Broadway
hall Saturday evening", December 3.
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Ellen Shelton Harrison

on Tuesday evening. December 9.
AT the Cornish school. Ella Helm
Boardman VIII present Ellen Shelton
Harrison In recital The program
follows.
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TO roll call: Congress and Its Prob.
lens"
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The womcn'a Tuesday club viii
meet Tuesday. December 6. nj the
home Of Mrs. j. Allen smith. t5i0
ssd ave y. y.
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To Make
Good Coffee

To Make
Good coffee
Dear Miss Grey: Would you
please tell me how 90 make good
Golfer Should IL boil long time2
] never have made very good coffee
and have come 10 you 10 find out
A READER
The secrct Of making good coffee
Is altoavs 10 haze the nater boiling
iohcn the coffee Is put into me pot
The coffee should not boil AZ oil a.
that takes the finest fi1ror out
percoiafor improves the flavor sur
priHHOlL
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VOLTA TOUT

VOLTA TOUT
Society at the harbor forts has
noted certain subtle courtesies in the
program OF monsieur le marechal.
Ferdinand Foch. who has attained
the worlds highest military rank.
and whose decorations include the
most coverahie symbols civilization
has TO offer. but who elects TO wear
on his American tour, unless official
etiquette dictates otherwise. only the
Distinguished Service Medal. in com
pllment to America, and the Medaiile
Miliiairc with the crolx de Guerre.
These last two are combat decora-
tions and can only be gained by fight
ing on the front. They may Be won
by amy private In the ranks. VOLTA
tout,
lOFFIcfAL LUNCHEON
In the absence OF Colonel John L,
Hayden. u. S. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound coast dcfenses. and OF
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam,
u. S. A.. commander of Fort Wor-
den. Major Royal Kemp Greene. L.
=. A.. ndjufant OF the Puget Sound
coast defenscs. arranged the official
courtesies in connection with the ar
rival at Fort worden on Saturday
OF Colonel Lucian r. Holbrook. field
artillery. u. $. A.. on the staff In
San Francisco OF Major General VIII
liam Mason Wright. u. s. A.. com
handing general OF the Ninth army
corps area. and Captain II. G. Moore.
engineer corps. L. $. A.. OF Seattle.
who were making an inspection tour.
Following inspection. and in honor OF
the inspectors. an official luncheon. as
delightful as II was impromptu, was
given at their Fort Worden quarters
by Major and Mrs. Greene.
DANCE DEFERRED
Owing to the absence, on official
business, OF Colonel Henry Macpher.
son Merriam. L. S. A., commander
OF Fort Worden. Mrs. Merriam has
deferred her dance. planned for Tues
day. In compliment 20 their house
guest. Mrs. Madeleine II. Clifford.
who is leaving shortly for California.
PIECE DE RESISTANCE
In honor of Mrs. Madeleine II.
Clifford. Of California. the stately
guest OF Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam. L. S. A.. commander OF
Fort Worden. and Mrs. Merriam. a
pivot bridge was given ON Wednes.
day at their Fort worden quarters
by Mrs strickland. wife OF Lieuten-
ant Edward Strickland. U. $. A.. n
clever hostess whose collation. made
a great hit To each guest was
served as piece dc resistance, a dc.
lectable club sandwich.
POPULAR HOSTESS
Drawing rooms decked I'm brown
and gold chrysanthemums, interest.
ing scores. and an enticing collation.
marked the bridge given on Saturday
az their Fort Worden quarters by Mrs.
Greene. wife of Major Royal Kemp
Greene. u. $. A.. ndjutant OF the
n. a. a
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ALLGARRIsoN BRIDGE

Including in their list all the gar
rison line. except the new arrivals
not yet ready for festivity, Captain
Louis James Bowler. L.. s. A. and
Mrs. Bowler gave an auction bridge
at their Fort Worden quarters on
Wednesday. followed by handsome
supper. and complimenting their
house guest. Miss Ewes. The draw.
ing rooms were filled with gorgeous
chrysanthemums, votive offers to the
attractive hostess and her ailurinr
guest OF honor. who also acquired
an envied guest prize. Seven tables
were in playing. high score souvenirs
going TO Mrs. Miller. wife OF Major
Alvin Charles Miller. medical corps.
U. $. A.. and to Lieutenant F'reder-
lex l.. Hayden. u. :. A.. consolatiosss
TO Mrs. Boyd. wife of Captain J. l..
Boyd. and to Captain Arthur d.
Hughes. Z. s. A. Colonel John l..
Hayden. L. S. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound coast defenses. returned
in time 10 come in at the finish Of
very pretty party.
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SOCIETY AT THE HARBOR FORTS

engineer corps. U. = A.. Mrs. Suley.
wife OF Captain Joseph Francis
stiley. u. $. A. Mrs. Strickland. wife
OF Lieutenant Edward ]. Strickland.
Z. s. A. Mrs. Allan Trumbull. Miss
Downs. who was awarded the con-
ISOLATION. Mrs. George WEIGH. Mrs
Sanford Lake. Mrs Frederick j.
Bailey. Mrx. Charles Francis Kuhn
CONTRASTS
Motoring over more than a hun
dred miles of snowy mountain road
from Fort Worden TO Lake Crescent,
reaching Log Cabin Inn TO find a
huntsTnan's feast spread before
blazing fire. enhanced by the wind
In the pines without, and surrounded
by a gay and gracious company, was
the happy experience on Saturday OF
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam.
L. $. A.. commander OF Fort Wor-
den. and Mrs. Merriam. with their
house guest. Mrs. Madeleine r. Cliff
ford. their son, William Merriam.
Major Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corps. L. $. A.. and Mrs. Miller. Co.
tain Louis James Bowler. u. 4. A.
and Mrs. Bowler. with their house
guest, Miss Ewes. Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick, L. $. A.. and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick. Captain Arthur ID.
Hughes. U. S. A.. and Mrs. Hughes,
Captain Nyal l.. Adams. U. S. A..
Lieutenant Cyrus Quentin Shelton,
4. = a.. Lieutenant Frederick L.
Hayden. 7. 5. a. and Mrs. Frederick
l.. Hayden.
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DIR. s. s. Dalton
Veterinarian Tolu, KY

! can give you the bes, service that
Science has reached and | viii treat
you right.
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ENDURANCE TEST
FOR SADDLE HORSES
To Be Held Under Supervision Of
Government Ageneies-Fiye-
Day Test Over 3OO-Mile
Course.

Army men and others who are alive
TO the oomiFyt acute unter.supply
Of hrH class cavalry and Fonerai
utility horses. a. the shortage % them
vas brought painfully 10 light during
the recent World War. are looking for.
ward to the Endurance Test for saddle
horses Get Cor next October.
This test. designed 20 promote the
breeding q more and better work
types, and 10 improve the material
suitable for army mounts. 4 10 b. a
rsry severe one. conducted b. repre-
eentntives Of the War Department.
Army Rem0unt Service aud tho
Bureau Of Animal Industry. Depart.
meni of Agriculture. along with thoss
of cur great Institutions maintained
IN the Interest % pure bred horses.
including the American Rsmouni A..
sociaiion. ThorouEhbred Endurance
Tesi Club. National Saddle Horse
Club. Arabian Horse Club u America.
National Sieeplechass and Hunt Ass0.
ciaiion and American Hackney Horse
Society. Also. iia conditions make the
Endurance Tesi Of special interest 70
ksniuekiana
TIE distance (100 miles eruss
eouniryl vii b. travsrssd sixty miiss
. day for I've consecutive daya rsrart.
less o. weather. over a course 20 b.
selected BY The committee IN charre.
Each horse shall earn no leas than
2t5 pounds. made up. according 20 the
rules governing. % the riders live
weight. plus ~ much dead wsirht IN
equipment
First prifs VIII b. 5000. the Mounted
Service Cup. Blue Ribbon aud the
ArHbian Horse Club Medal. second
prlle. $500 and Red Ribbon. third
prils $500 and YslloE Ribbon: fourth
pri1a. 500 and White Ribbon: nfih
prize. $50 and 0rsy Rlhbon. sixth
pFiaa tlo0 and BLACK and white RID.
bon Prizes vii D. aNardsd on the
batls of eos for condition % the horse
ana t0g for spssd-a standard that
points 70 the bottom and aulfinsss of
The thoroughbred strain a. the one
likely % producr the winner.
The War Department a evincinF
ne keencsi interest. because the result
VII further the splendid work OF the
Array Remount Asaociailon and the
other patriotic organizations that have
undertaken the work of breeding
eevalry horses 10 answer ths require.
menta OF the army IN times of peace
and ils imperative demands IN war.
u IL the opinion Of experts. hased
en- actual experience duflnF the World
War. that thorouEhhrsd blood a usces
sGry 20 the production Of the caralry
mount Of requisite speed. courage and
endurance kenincky. therefore. has
. paramount interest. because ths
founlaln.hsad of The pureai thorough
bred strain nosa perpetual m lhll
favored land % ourA.
Advertisement.
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6666

Cures Malaria. Chllls and Fever,
Dllloss Fever. Colds and IaCflppe
o. money refunded
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tee IN ths Hens osrs.n
ducs nors than any other rmilaf ara
To 81 maKimum production. hovsver.
u Il nscsssary % kesp the land huay
ail tha tiaa This can b. done two
vaysi hrsi by cumpanion Topping
and. ssesad. hy feilouing ons 6up
With another o. s1cceaaiye plnnting
ThsU are q number Of erops thai
Lead thsmselves 10 conpenion cap
pas ror example whers onion ssia
arr planted ln rows say ~ inches -
tucen ne IOWA a rOs of radiahaa.
spinach. o. lettucc can b drilled -
tween n rovs " oaiona and b "a
ths gfounf before The oaions nesd ne
space Spinach. mdlshsa carry bsstA
o. tuTnips can b. planted bctwssn car
retA paHnips and sanify. A cfop q
map beans can frequsnty bs uUua
berwesa ne rows q tomatoes natish
sssda nay oftsu be planted aiongids
rev q psaA ths zdiahea bsiaG
pulled and cut of the way bsfOrs the
peas bexin o. climh ths irllis 81
brush provided fof thsir support %
% sprsaf evsr The Efound A little
later IN the ssaaou sweet esrn or late
cahbap can b. planted bstvesn ths
ro~s q sarly iflsh potatoes aad maks
considerable e start befsru the
friah potatoes are dug.
IN tAo middle sectioa. cariy pas
may b followed By late cabbage. late
petaioes late snap beans bestN o.
tunipa Eariy irsh potatoos mag b.
followed by tunips, late snap leans.
o. By late swesi coru.
Plan Pail oardsaa
fal gardsus should IN ~ case b
ovsfiosksd. Especially frum the Made
sniss southvafd flantings q pnc
tieally an Ne sarly spring vegetables
maJ bs made from iuly 10 sspiember.
aecordlng ts LEGALITY. and b broaEht
20 naturtty before early autumn
frosia NJ propsf attention 10 ths gar
, dsn. freah vegetables may be had
throaah q period q about 10 nontha
q ne yeAr n ne ettreme t5uiA and
fss theui 7 meaths IN TIE mitdls -
tioa Tha ssssos fof ne Nsv ne
lant tnt northuelism sections Il
uscsstariiy much mere limited BAT
even hers ths ca1cisucy 81 q garten
can Be- Ersatiy inuusscd By = carsful
study and stisntlon 10 TIE mattr q
companion 1upplng and successive
plahtinEs a. certain vegetables
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RAISE ONE CROP
AFTER ANOTHER
Garsen Fici should Be Kept Busy
by Successive Paintings Of
Different Vegetables.
COMPANION CROPPING URGED
Maximum Production can Only ne
ostalnsd by Careful Study and
etrlos Attention 10 Various
Little pstalla

pTspsFsd ~ Re United asAiss Depart
msnt cf AErioaltufaJ
southern gprdens begin 10 loon
ssedy about June 10. gandens IN TIE
hiddls states section are In the heieht
q their gioFJ. and the New Kngland
gardsns aro juss getttng well startsd
Il seems 10 be = f0regone conelunion
a. TIE part sf most persons through
cut the Southern states that southern
garesns can be grown only IN the
spring and In the fall with . fsS
chance hardy cr0ps during the uintar.
The farmer OF thu middle section
plants hs pring garden, then gsu
basy with farm crops. and very little
further attention is given the gardsn.
anlsas the w0rk is done By the wen.
sn. In The New England states and para
q ths Northwest Nhsrs the grow
lng season IL quite short ouly sne crop
q most vegetables can be grown In
The middle section. however. tue
erops can ofien b. grown on ths same
land. and. mors important atm. q coa-
inuous supply of peaa bsana swsst
corn. and q number sf other vegsta.
blss can b. had By making successive
pianting
Grow oas Crop Aftsr AnetAsr.
Ths garden IL generally the riches,
spet q ground % ths farm. and for
that reason should b. expscief D. pro
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENT rs

REPUBLICAN
For Commonwealth Attorney
CHARLES FERGUSON
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
D. JEFFREY TRAVIS
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
EDWARD d. STONE
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERk
l. T. GUESS
FOR SHERIFF.
GEORGE n MANLEY
FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
ISAAC M DiIl.ARD
FOR JAll.ER.
CliAS. 7. RILEY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
LESLIE MCDONALD
For Justice Of the Peace
,. AZ. DAVIDSON
2. 2. PARIS
DEMOCRATIC
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
RUBY lAFFOON
FOR STATE SENATOR.
a. D. GREEN
For Commonwealth Attorney
7 e.. BENNETT
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MOST TURKEYS ARE OvE#ED
asst Plan - Folls~ Il 70 Feed Ven
lsht orain a. etart-olvs
poulh hllk

rurkeys en most farms are ever.
fsd The bsst plan 10 follow h %
fssd vsry light grain a the starr and
givs an ne milh that the young poalif
can drink Expefienced turtey raia.
IN tell us that the ahundani use of
mllk ls ths beat msthod Of feedinE
psulia
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WE AHE accustomed.
but IT'S a mouthful
AS YOU'LL agree n you.
just PUT Il into good
UNITED STATES. iike ihn.
~soN. YOU'LL bo running
ON FOUR nat tires.
~ YOU don't hurry.
AND WRAP yourself aruuni.
TIE ONLY cigarette
THAT SATISFIES"
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"THEY Satisfy" nothing
l else 20 well DESERVES lhos.
tefhelis mi'dncss. their 10 lluN.
ncss. their dslicaCy of aroma AMI
smooth. even "hlaiy 10 took
che finest varieties ~ Turkish
and Domestic tobaccla o. i1 it
and the highest order lf lkl.l
in blending them Yes. tho Chez.
iefhcli hlrni b. a secret h
cast b. cop.sf
Hars yoa seen fhs rsts
AIR TIClfT tine ~ SOP
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cARD oF rnANEs

We desire % thank oar many
friends fof their kindness and sym
paihy shown be- in the loss of our
dear Mother and for an their salu.
Able service rendered In any way.
May Gods richest blessing forever
rest on them Is the desire of the
children.
MRS ]. D THRFLHElD
MRS. D, v MATLOCK
DIR ,. G. IA RUE
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Or words
TO that effect

Ir BEATS tho band.
the WAY this thing.
KEEPS POPPING up.
TIE OTHER night
BROKE all rules.
AND READ a high brow book.
AND HERE'S a hot one.
THAT u handed me.
"MAHY oF u. aHi.
THAT TASTE anoris.
ONE or the fairly.
DrPrHoAauI sArIsFAerIoNs
or EVERYDAY living.
AND IT .e.m.
UPON LONG reflection.
rHAT sArlsrAcTioH
CONES cLosr 20 being
THG LONG sought
'HioHGsr GOOD"
/
OF COURSE that isn't
WRITTEN WITH ihs sass
AND PoLisH 10 Which.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
FOR CITY MARSHAL

We are authorized tn announcs
A. $. CANNAN
a. a candidate fof Chief u Polloe u
ihe city u Marion. suhiei o. he
action n the November ele,iion
We are authorized b. announCe
] J BARNES
a. a candidate fur chief u Police
" the city of Marion subject o. ihs
action u the November election.
We are authorized io announcc
G.. .. JENNINGS
a. a candidate for Chief u Police II
The ciiy u Marion subject o. ths
aoilou u the November slsstion.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
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