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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

combine the eggs and potatoes and
stir In two tablespoonfuls Of butter.
one-haR cupful Of vinegar. one
chopped onion; season with salt and
pepper and set aside to become cold.
When ready to serve. add cupful OF
heavy cream and sprinkle with pars-
ley.
smethsrsd Ham.-Cut Q slice OF
ham two inches thick from the center
Of ham. Let simmer for two hours
Just covered with water. Remove to
. baking dish. spread with butter. add
few cloves and cover with one-inch
layer Of bread soaked In milk and sea.
soned with salt and pepper with bit
Of onion Juice. Bake In q moderate
oven until the bread II brown.
Sausage and Veal croquettss.
together one-half pound Of sausage
meat with one-hslf pound Of veal
chopped. Add one-half cupful Of bread
crumbs and one tablespoonful each Of
chopped celery and pickles. Season
with one teaspoonful each Of lemon
Juice. celery salt and scraped onion
with dash Of red pepper. Bind with
q beaten egg. form into rolls and
brown In q little hot fat.
A Coed General Salad 0rsssIno.-
Take half dozen eggs. beat well. add
half cupful Of mild vinegar and
half cupful Of water: cook until
smooth and thick, stirring constantly.
Beating with Dover egg beater while
cooking makes q most light and creamy
dressing. Put away In q glass can,
and when wanted for use, add such
seasonings as are appropriate for the
combination served. One tablespoon
full Of the dressing with three Of
whipped cream. salt. red pepper. mus
tard and sugar to taste II q dressing
good for many vegetable combinations.
II used for fruit the mustard 10 emit.
Dinner Saiad.-Use q rev sections
Of grapefruit with all membranes n.
moved and broken In small bits af.
ranged on lettuce and sprlnkled with
finely shredded green pepper. Serve
with an oil dressing. using corn oil.
Beat the yolk Of an egg. add salt,
sugar. mustard and lemon Juice; when
well mixed add little corn oil. beat
ing well. Continue beating until thick
and creamy. Use about threefourths
Of cupful Of oil to one egg yolk and
. tablespoonful or two Of lemon Juice.
This dressing will keep indefinitely II
kept cold.
Fried Onions and Appisa-Slice two
onions very thin and cook in table
spoonful Of hot fat until yellow, then
add half q dozen sliced tart apples;
cook until soft, adding bit Of water
and fat II needed. Just before serving
add q teaspoonful Of sugar. Serve
with roast pork. pork sausages or PORK
steak or chops.ss II one does not like
the onions or desires variety core the
apples without peeling. slice IN half
inch slices and fry carefully not to
break them. Serve with chops. max
ing an overlapping ring Of the apples
around the chops.
Add one tablespoonful Of cornstarch
% each cupful Of flour In making cake
L improves the grain greatly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

This very up-to-date decorative feat1
ure seems quite at home in the conn
pany Of. Grecian lines. Brides win
appreciate the beauty coupled with
durability In this item Of their trous-
seau and its becomingness.
Crepe de chine Ii among the most
durable Of fabrics, but It has . rival
In another lovely tissue and that =
fine voile. This material Is exQuisitelyi
woven and colored, and adapts itself
to graceful draperies after the manner
q crepe. Both are washable. volla
invites the company Of lace and rib-
bons for its decoration and will give
. good account Of itself in negligees.
breakfast coats or boudoir jacketA -
wherever else daintiness. gay color
and durability make . combination -
b desired.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
Twenty Years Ago
Gunnison, June 10, 1901

Gunnison, June 10, 1901.
Dear Mary
Just received your letter and while
dinner is cooking, Ill put in the time
writing to you. Not much to tell this
time, though.
Was down town this afternoon at
tending the meeting of those interest
ed in organizing a library. Officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Sprigg
Shackleford, president; Miss Martha
Brown, vice-president; Mrs. John
Whipp, secretary; Mrs Henry Lake,
treasurer. II is planned TO have q
free reading room and rent books to
responsible persons. Come on down
and get book.
We just received word that Mrs. T..
J. Kane had died in Denver. She has
been i'll a long time. Regis Vidal
also passed away this week, Just after
getting home from the hospital.
Do you remember that young drug
gist that worked in Canaday's drug
store?. Well, he was married the
other day to Miss Almenda Smith at
Lawrence, Kansas.
Haven't had a wedding in Gunnison
tia this ,s. week but la; 2 young couple Of Pit
NV. vvOOhCy anu sSAIcS 1A0I
hear We will soon have plenty of
weddings in town.
wish you could come down and
spend next week with me, as will be
alone. Jack is going to Parlin to help
A. b. Coats build his new ranch house
and the boy is going along.
Come down and we will 20 visiting.
Your old school mate, Miss Eva Riggs,
is here from Denver, visiting Mrs. d.
X. Caldwell. We will also call on
Mrs. G. I. Murray. She and Tom re-
turned this week from their trip to
Scotland, his old home.
l wanted to go TO Crested Butte the
other night to attend the entertain
men given by Mrs. Emma Davis of
Gunison and several Crested Butte
folks. They were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Metzlcr, Mrs. c. I..vLawrence, l.. r..
Bantock and q few others. We are
planning on going TO the celebration
at the Buttes on the Fourth.
! saw Mrs. John Buckley and little
girl on the street today. They were
down from the Alpine mine.
They say that Mrs. Palmer Vader's
little boy, Palmer, is very sick at the
ranch home with typhoid fever. 1t is
quite drive for the doctor.
You ought to see the carload of
Shorthorns A. II. Judy brought in to-
day. They are for himself and sever
al other ranchmen here. You know
am crazy about ranching. Jack won't
listen to me, though. I'll bet he Is
afraid of cow.
Jack was out last night to attend
the meeting of E. A. Buck Hose Co.
An election of officers was held and
those chosen were, A. d. Warner,
chief; Robert Hards, assistant; A. d.
Smith, secretary, +. E. Mueller,
treasurer.
Well, Mary, Jack is coming to din
mr., SO will close for this time. Oh,
yes, heard today that Charley Gaiser
Is home from the Salida hospital. He
underwent an operation for appended
tbs, and is as good as new again.
Let me know il you are coming
down next week. With love.
AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

A party from eastern Colorado, in
cluding Mrs. Dodge and two sons Of
Hotchkiss, Paul Swisher Of that city,
and Miss Bernice Miller Of Paonia, ar
rived Sunday at eleven o'clock after
toiling thru muddy roads for days.
They passed Canon City while the
rains were descending but before the
floods arrived.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
WILL INTERFERE WITH
~ NORMAL SUMER SCHOl

Unless railroad communications can
be completed via Alamosa very short
ly, the Normal College summer school
is likely to suffer from the flood. Many
students and some instructors who
were expected in cannot get thru till
a later date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
tlSgBSiEHEEY tlxSy3SEEY {H5

Ths highest culture y - SPEAK - ":
Ths best reformsr 10 the s.an whose
Are quick TO 80 all beauty saa su
worth.
And by his own discrss. vsn-crdsrsl
life
ELLA W. wilcox.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

Paonian:-Miss nellie Miller came
in Saturday evening from Rifle, where
she has been in charge Of the public
schools, and will visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, be-
fore going to Denver to take special
training IN her profession.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

with many sea-
sonings and con.
binati0ns.
New enoiano
Potate ealad.-
Boil two quarts
Of small potatoes
and hard-boil two
egEs- While hot
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

Mrs. Lura Chamberlain received q
wire Sunday to the effect that her
daughter who was enrvute to spend
the summer in Gunnison, was safe, be-
ing on the train which returned to
Colorado Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

On account Of the Alumni banquet
Wednesday night, the Catholic Al
tar Society postponed their regular
meeting from Thursday of this week
to the 18th, when Mrs. Margaret
Vader will entertain the members at
her ranch home on the Tomichi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

Mrs. Mae E. Webster is assisting
in the Western Union Telegraph Of
fice. Mrs. Pennington has been well
nigh swamped with the rush Of tele-
grams from anxious people who want
to hear from friends and relatives In
the devastated districts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

Says the Wray Rattler: "A woman
not far from Wray does not believe
in divorces. II believe" she says, "in
fight to the finish"
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
sEAsoNAsLG Dishes.

4 potato salad II always . good
seandby and one which may be varied
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

"He slipped sweet nectar from her lips,
As meath the tree they sat,
And wondered il another man
Had drunk from mug like that"
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

Paonian:-Josiah Palmer and Miss
Margaret Neesham Of Somerset wero
married in Delta last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10

The procession Of suits for spring
shows the trend Of fashion In four
Directions with many versions Of the
boxcoat In the lead. Then come the
straishtline, bloused and sashed mod
els, like that shown In the picture, fol-
lowed BY others. Styles are deter
mined by coats and skirts are plain.
This suit has reduced it, lines and
trimmings tdshe last degree Of sim
plicity and has, therefore, q new smart
ness iof its own. The sash Of wide
black satin ribbon, however. u gath
sfod b at the ends and finished with
Way Handsome SIX tassels. These
bsoused and sashed suits are youth
III Jooking and have Z chic simplicity
appresed Wifh much fefvpr just nou.
nrR Elis Jeainsoa, Who le1t F1fday
eyenfng fee DGnldee, Wns ~ q 81
~ ~ tn6 Gee6b ~ - reilI9a1 q.
1ela1s z 19osli - : ~ y 0etGn end
CAsys6 $50 ekta6 3kargs, - -
y snxkoes = - ~ - -
o1Deg9 - So.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
G.x. &~A

One Of our local grocery clerks had
all the wind taken out Of his sails ono
day not long ago, when sweet young
thing asked him If the beets for sale
Eyes, live beets," was the reply, II
am learning 10 cook and my husband
says he hates dead beats"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

we're asea 20 decorate the home ~
Mrs ". A Jones of sIa North Broad
~Aen she entertained The y Il ~
elue At ar ali day meeting yesterday
AZ noon Mrs Jones was assisted IN
serving Lam eheea rs Mrs Flecken-
stain and Mrs 0rhs Needlework
featured ,he afternoon TIE next
meeting ~la Ne WITH Mrs slYer
NeviAnd In two weeKs
Y y "
Country clVh p,csic olcnsr
IN honor ot Mrs. Tom weieh ~
Oklahoma CITY and Mr. and Mrs ,
y T. wood~orth o, Ponca City. a
croa1 enjoyed q picnie dinner a. TIE
County Clah Other guests we're Mr
ana Mrs WIN Re5ahl Miss Sadie
Bvs&ey and Mr. Fred Soeh
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enough Brown finally di@np
tsarsA anal he. htllfaln bad fai
lsu snto misfortune anA knew rs
end was ncar Therefore hs save
llowe the map 81 ihe ISLAND
begged him 81 believe the story
sYue and te search faF shs
treasure The following lay th'
heeeAr dicd
~seae then Howe has heef
searching fnr 'he treasure ans
lately nunomred thas be has
found it 10 shallow lagoon "a
rmakh Lately he chartered !
schooner at l'apeete ~ Ra lo l'f
ihe sohi after making . epHIrae
Nllh ghe Colonial government 81
ln hs right. ia ghv matter y 4
.aui the eiraNsre IS worth eet
eral million dollars
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ROTARY cLuu erAnus
Besiso srHsfr nyssscE q

" attended. u waa sell managed AL
bigbiy ral0}abla and 80 have no "a.
llenen wNh those who would knsck
local enterprises Ktvea spF the par
poae Of eultlsAtinE mora and t.ttsr
business fof the city
rhp resolution ~aa unanimslaly
Adopted.
The Rotary rrogram yesterday waz
ono ~ exceptional merit. tbs eam-
mites having rhafss ~ The pruxfam
doing ~ wark well Lymou J.
Cray % the oklahoma State hank.
sav~ an Interesting talk on atats
banking matters lte predicted that
lh~ present depression wonld soon
pasa and gave coneress Illustration
- lhe average hanks eoanscsl0a
with - dsposliofs Tls said de-
poslis 10 state hanks now asxrsxatsf
is0 million dollars 'srhs attitude
u the bank clians l. changing for
he better be said. "fofmsrlY shs
client eho wanted a loaa beeams
sngfy apen being asked for state.
fnens n hts condition nov th~ elient
secs 'he Justice q the hanks re-
quest
Another feature % the luncheon
was = series Of ausstionnaires soucn-
Inc state snd city hissofial features.
when was oklahoms admitted -
statehood" wss q question submit.
ted % Louis Halssil "tsss." wrote
Louis IN big. black iettsrs.
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SHOTS FIRED BY NEGRO
IS WOMAN's TALE
Search Il Made For Husband
Officers Give Very Little
Credencc To tho
Narrative

safalsa Juis Greek county ~
flcera afe oafoniea vlsh oae ~ ,h,
mosi hafllne murder mysterious "a
ieeen, Yrafs ia ,he death ny shno
inx u man named ,amphsl an.
ihe serious ~oaadIng - Nra MAIDS
olier ea foaA msl oalslAs ei
s'ek bate hast nlehi
pefsaas Isine neaf lAe seene Of
ne shooting frrofl ghai laey hrafi
several hals and Woman scream
leg and ~ er eousideistls SCARF
foand ihc coaile amnhell i5lne un
conscious from several wounds ln
ihe hoas ana hesd and ihe Namaf
Wlih bullet Through hef ahon'aef
A story which haa nol been he
eepie lnils hy offiter Is solid hAYe
hfen ioId "a lhe woman uho Ma
stia conscious she tAted that sAe
end Cawrheu acre acsossea hy
reufo with enn Nho a. flrs, sei'
st4i BE- was looblne faf nan who
had run off with his Vile Late
Nrs Lollef j. alleged e have ~
ne negr, stated 'asi he had heet
seai 10 arrest them hs ne msile'
II lhe pessn a slieh and ihai ne
adre WIS WaHlnr for them aovl
the road Whcn lhcs haa gono
fNart distance ilAe arRr0 saaien
mrned ana aid 'im Folng 70 81
you nov snd teean shooting 5
yamrheli
scvsal eu pe0ta e'fe , rested ba
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nraas USED IN MEDICINES

A Manchester. England. pagef
urges he renewed cultivation Of Old
fashioned medicinal herbs In Eng-
ilsh Rzrdens In the United States
they have also gone out 81 fashl0a
as q feature of the small garden. al
thought they are imported in large
qusntitles from Turkey. india ani
China. where they are grown p8feiy
sor commercial purposes. as their
medicinal value ~ recognized ~
many leading physicians. Tons u
Medicinal herbs are used annually ia
the preparation Of Lydia = pink
hams Vegetable Compound. a most
successful medicine for woman's us
!, contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and women afflicted with such
ailments should Try II.
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the Raes az Mr. and Mrs John
Adams. eie East Cleveland avenue
" X x
Misses Margaret ana phnomana
Dorsey went to Briion today 70 az.
,ena the funeral u shelr friend.
paulie B0nneAu
x " g
Mrs phillip Trahaud las returned
from Cartilage. No where she
motored home with Mr asd Mrs
Cfes'er Rel,h
x X
Mrs Byroa Bachelor has returned
from iorinights vlsi, with her
! parents. Mr. and Mrs I'd Peterson
in Hutchinson. Kansas she war
accompanied home hy her sister,
Miss GLADYS Peterson
X X 4
A card from Mr. ard Mrs Carl
, Fairfield states they arfaed At lhelr
destination safely but drove through
mad un,A they reached Nebraska
Mr and Mrs ellves Newland Grove
to their farsn near Cherokee. okla.
" " X
Mirs Doris caffney viii give 3
luncheon al the Country Club so-
morrow In .honor of Miss Danle
when the guests viil 30 The menher.
OF the Iilrh llnx eiuh
! Mise sammie Lee Hughes all have
| swimming PARTY ard breaAfas. ~
the Country ciuh tomorrow mornin
honoring Miss Ennis of chicago, 4
CUES, IN the /. STARK home
x y y
Service Star Legion vii meet q
lihe Library At o'clock Fridsl
afternoon.
Auxiliary 70 the Service star vii
meet 8. the Library Friday afernoo
AZ ? O'Clock.
" Y X
The b NJ. G club will harr a spen
the day party al The Country Gu
Thursdsy
"
4 Farm womans club. Division No
, will hold az all day meeting At Min
erai Wells Park Thursday.
. n n n
Farm Wonkns club Division No
Will meet vith Mrs. Geo. Rotierma
Thursday afternoon
" A H
> West ". G. 7. 4. Will meet Thur
= day AZ $50 with Mrs. u G. vampns
At the Carnegie Library.
~ y "
81 East W G. T. Z. viii have an a
4 day meeting AZ the home Of Mrs
. NJ. l.. Ray Friday.
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we're released and the laraAtlaaliar
stlil So going on. officers here gisiHs
lltilo credenee 10 the story told tf
ihe woman Il waa earned hat
Mra f.oller had bsen separated from
huf husband Tor sons time ard 2
search IL being made Tor bin ~
Kellyyll.e where q IL stated hs Ntf
lisiug Campbell u an empioya q
the Phillips Petfoleum company e.
slick. but officers said that they ~
not know bis othef name nor any
thing about where be- canle from e.
slick
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ANOTHER TREASURE
ISLAND" Is DISCOVERED
WlERD TALES or
TRAVELLERS
tt'onllnucd from PAGE ,

tCunNnhva from l@AN
tx mysterious sinking lhfff
were n police however W thaf
section and A. the four mfn look
"a desperate lhe. acre permitted
q strike out overland ior ~Nd
nev. unmolestei
Years later, "a about lali r
Nr Howe Was aceoslea on
sydney street hy 80 aged heFeFr
Whcn llowe gave lhe nan a few
shilling> hc wa. surprised lo hear
me heggar ask 81, name anal aH
dress Some tune later Howe rs
folAea an urgent summons tn fn
to q sydney hospital Their" rs
found the bcggar who Told g
how NJ ard three others he'd
buried their treasure. had sailcd
en- 10 Australia an dhad Nei of
overland for sydney On thor
way blacks attacked them and
killed two of the sailors The
heVeaf 40 dhis surviving CON
panion. Brown, tried for wears ie
/ sci a shin e. 80 for the lrea~ufe
! Alf nesrv obtained MON N
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BAarLGsvillE TO HAVE
PUBLIC MARkgY PLACE

nar,Iasviiie. July is.--An attempt
"a introduce a trade orranlfasion. the
rush market. on profitable hasls n
belnf made here. Twice a week
formers and producers will hrlnx
their sslable goods 70 an oncn block
IN town. and bv elimination % tho
middle man. will sslt at very rea-
sonahis prices direct 70 the coa.
sumer.
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PERSONALS OF
:. SOCIETY =.

Mr and Ms A v Mcwe'hy will
leave tor wichita. Kansas this even
irr 10 Sc with their son. Carue's wso
underveni a very serious operation
,or appendicitis yesterday
Mrs Geo y. Billingsley Is staying
81 Nsw Honse. IAncoln Street and
collar Avenue. Denver
y u x
wr and Mrs A = Beyer return
Cd this morning from Battle Greek.
Michigaa vhere they have spent sew
eral weeks.
Nr Z. +. ve.lemeyer OF Dougiass,
Arizona aFriver last night 70 visit
& his sister. Mrs. Robert Mertep and
family for several days. He made
the trip orerlaad n foar days, ATs
w(lemestr ~Fi arrive the ~ ir
part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs r l. Rrown and son
Gregory drove to Oklahoma City this
morning.
Mr.. Harry coazhlan las retuTnet
to h.s home In Hamburg. iowa attel
a weeks visit with home folks Mis-
SeIl coughl2n le,, Monday night foi
visit with relatives In Wichita
Kansas.
W. ard rrs l. J Eark. Mrs
Enrss. Miss Mar5ory Ennis and NJ
I.oren stark drove to Cushing tolal
to see shs oil fields.
y zE
D-s. Ls-gstor. Kahn and Mr. Pau
Fesxser Of Oklahoma City. Dr. an'
Mrs. L. A. Turiey o, Norman wer
guests of DR.. and Mrs II " Iarxil
last evenirg.
y " y
Nr. snd Mrs Deirar s1ratton wit
have been spending their vacation
vlth xr. Strzs.on's sisters. Mrs. J
r. cfark ard Yrs. A. p R1r6ell. LEI
his morning in heir car ,or Jaek
son. Mss. xr. strztton experts I
hey q plantation there. He Il fro'
iowa bBi likes the south.
y u x
Mrs. Rsiph Aisvor-h and son vi
arrive from Oi,ton tomorrow 70 B
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Nh John L Loveless rhone 4ss
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Mecresczy

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cws--s-x ps-4v =, raar.-v Cub
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Beauty Hint
For Today

Bese-z gofnz e1f elssnss ths Ekin ejts
Iisks riezasinz eress. tben sDFiy cerSslle
.nt vps viii hare = esznplsxio. ~ heaafi-
~ a. a ross- Tkfs ro=tinsfion kesotifisf
ssea sr<rrthsnr sis< fats Over 1@eAss
ess<rszfszfsnx xi-is s,1 ~orss. 49, reskisz
ss.e. TT 4 TO-DAY. II vDz 6sst zks H.
sske 4 s><s a. 80 yes< sspnsy. A.
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Mss Eiesrsr osrlsi. House s8ess of
Mss Mar Dooslzss, l-sncre5

Mss Ssry Dcos asa, -crcreo
Cor piirentsry % her house guest
Miss ElsSzor Daniel of clzrksviiIe,
Tennessee. Miss Na-y Douglass Of
1535 wes; ,.ohie avenue entertained
Be beautifully appoirtsd oue o'eioek
izacheon. Ehe1 large dining table
sno The sozr srszllsr tables lad as
the.r cerss-pseces Shasta Daisies.
4aciion bridge followed the irneseon.
Mrs.. Ckzs- Doys receiving hlgh favor.
Miss RntA Eiidreth low ard the
eo-o-ee was presented with f2Tor.
Those enterfaIned were Nrs.
Ceorzs RitzAsuY.. Mrs. Hardy Mace.
Mrs Pzzi Carer. Mrs. Homer Hlrzel.
Mrs LloT6 Doagizss. Mrs. Roualns
Beyer Of crescer.- Mr.. A6oi5h
Exu.uzr os St. Louis. Mrs. Chaz.
Doys cs ozay. xrs- Ezrf PlTksnto1.
Masses Ezthrfre ard Margaret Dean.
Misses Doris and Elizabeth Czsfney.
Miss Ruth Hllfrsfh. Miss Vera Kelly,
Miss sznnis L<se Hsztss. Miss Rhss
Walton. Miss Lee Wet Miss Nayns
Olirsr Miss Helen Klink. Miss Mar
Veal. Miss Do-0shy Ho2kirs ard Mss
EInz Bro-son-
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Were you born in
JULYq

r The glowing Ruby shah adorn
Those who in lely arc born
Then thcy II he sxempt and free
From Loves doubts anxiety
The sentiment woven alsma' 'he
Rab, together With Us cheerful
radiant hue. make . 'he nos'
popular of lhc semi pree''''s
ecms.
For "IIim er Cor ller" 4
Ruby Ring
would be an appropriate yiN
Koetsch Jewelry Co.
ils W. Okla. Ava Phone eo7
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Long EAFlevIne N'esalng.