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The Keota news., 1921-11-04
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Theoat an lvnO ln1lammatien.
The almost constant irritation Of q
cough koop0 tho delicate mucous mem.
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gested cooditioa. which Boschee's Syrup
gently and quickly soothes and heals.
For this reason It has been . favositc
household remedy for colds. coughs.
bronchitis and especially for lung
troubles In millions Of homes all over
the world for the last ffty.nve years,
enabling TIE patient to obtain . good
nightas rost, free from coughing, With
cay ezpectosatioa IN The morning.
You can bay BoechseS syrup wherever
medicines are ooad-Advertisemcnt.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04

matter bow ven thsy speak d Edee-
Wegeh, 10 matter how good are the
eanoAGw Seo9ieo thsy tsu ~ about
0Bk TWaia and othss3-un!ess The
V1teego happen 70 ~ that they are
4inlne g kevo oaid 6ttess pubtshsd.
VIEW heaid quite . number q good
otest1s about PIPE sEno1sn, but thess
0mDt b . It ~ haven't heard.
Yea nay know some stories that
oeAa0 Wo9A enjoy reading Ia this
fFo6ohly thsy'ts worth samples oe
ed 1eody-Rubbed.
In my easo, weu eend yoa sample,,,
WAefhaf you have good story to tell
EdesvrustA Ping sliee = shaped into
1t, o0loog eele0e. Through thsee
eaeoo boeo knives aTe run that cut
item lnto thin stees. In its box It ap.
poasD . seld eake. but each alice separ
ia4o eoellv fsosn tie cake and when
rubbed boeWoen tke hands furnishes
a avogafo plpeload.
Edesvoe{6 Rsody-Rubbed = q.
as(ly q same . Plug Slice. except
taAk & = rubbed up beloce packing.
Beth kinds rack % vel that they
1GAt Quickly and burn evenly TO The
Govo:tA 6so|d In various dses to
0nlt u .aoodD and means q al pur.
eAaoogD. Beth CdGeWoeth Plug Slice
ed DdGoWoetA Ready. Rubbed are
poeho6 3 snail, poc3ct.siss peekaEoa
+ 60ndOoeno tin humidoss. and gIso
josUI end aloo IN various handy IN
betWooa quantities.
W Nd sond you samples Of both
~ ~ ~ Z Brother Company.
a SGlafA Sise 0t9oot, Richmond. We:
~ k1e0 T6beeeo Ms!chaMs IL
xeg9 to6br cannot supply you VITO
10ov0eth. La1ue ! Brother Com.
80 win cIsdiy osnd you prepaid BY
6ofed noef 4 oee. O. t1odosen carton
e ~ ~ q Cdeowoeth Plug Slice o.
- l(ubbo0 lce tho same price you
wou0 pay tAs 3ebbe.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04
Careful.

b., Careful.
did sou tell your wife you had a
uew typewriter1'
n did. ! told her had new type.
writing machine 10 writc-a machine.
mind you. and ! made Il doggone rx.
plicit t:"-Rlchmond Times. Dispatch.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04
eietjoos q Flnanes.

eietiono q Finance.
Nobody attempts to sell farmer
gold bricks or green goods any more. /"
"WhAta the user inquired Farmer
Corntossel. 'They can work faster
and safer with oil stock literature"
The Keota news., 1921-11-04
MEANT TO AD0RN
Feminine 0arniture Asoribed to
Vanity, Not Modesty.
Writer lndvIsss In Fantasy cenosrn.
Ing Wewan's Apparel Frem Den.
ming ef First Flower Wreath.

All the psychological research ou
this subject. writes James Hopper In
Leslie's. has gone to prove again and
again that clothing came, not through
modesty. but through the desire-oe
necessity-for adornment, for height.
ening the sex attraction.
The beginning II when Miss Bo-Bo.
strolling au naturel beneath the palms,
abscnt.mindediy weaves q wreath Of
flowers plucked from the passion vine
and by chance throws It over and
about herself. And Immediately
causes scnsatiOn-Aliss Bo-Bo finds
That She has Increased her attractive.
ness Immensely.
But after while all the ladies In
Aiiss Bo.Bo's tribe initiate Miss Bo-Bo.
They're NIL going about. now. each
with one wreath hung upon her. Time
comes when this ceases to arouse any
attention whatever.
Miss Bo-Bo vanishes into the woods.
aud rcnppears drnped Ia two wreatha
Again a sensation. But Of course
the samc thing happens a. happened
with the first wreath. Everyone b.
comes used 10 the wo.gArlnnded style.
Aflss bo.l,o disappears among the pas.
sion vines. aud returns With three
wrcHths On.
Sensation again: general marveling.
l:aci, time That Miss lo-Bo feels that
size Is falling In her power. an II.
rcsIstiblc instinct within her causes
her to add another wreath to hef
charms.
Finally We have the pretty Miss Bo-
iIp altogether covered with flowers.
Here. Of course. for some time Miss
Bo.lib is stuck. There II no more oe
her she Gun cover with flowerA She
nay go IN for a while by superim.
posing. placing wreath upon wreath.
nnd changing her outline to the
pleasure of ail-for a while. But this
niso hns It's limit. Staggering BE-
meath her howcry burden she 6nds
that she cnnnot add another blossom.
another petal.
She remains IL this state. sou may
believe. n long time. But chance. at
last. brings her dcllvcrnncc.
On very hot day. by chance. she
tukcs OF her uppcrmost wreath.
Sensation. commoiion. It IL not
cute. II Is not chic: isn't It bad and
bold and delicious!
BaI,o remembers And when once
more things have become a little nat
and unintcrcsting she takes on an.
ether wreath.
Sensation, commotion. Look. here
Is n maid. and you can see the wee
hint Of her soft neck. II 10 not %
naughty! Oh. dear. I'm going to wear
my wrenths with os,e wreath less!
Thus the process goes on. TIL dnally
little Miss Do.Bo stands beneath the
passion flower vine exactly In the state
In which she stood when she was
weaving her first wreath.
Does she remnin thus very long! ]
fancy she does not.
She Is after obeying the great law
which says: "Be beautiful or the
world dies" After a while she puts
on one wreath. Then nfter while
another. Then after while third.
And thus, till once more she 70 all
covered up with them.
t,pon which she starts taking them
OF one by one.
And this Is the process which. 10.
vented By Miss Bo-Bo with dowerA
has been going on ever since. 10 silks
md brocudes. In velvets, callcos. Of.
candies aud ginghams.
In the late mid. Victorian times we
80. -. ,po of the y,oints In this por.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04

knoW the grand
old American
humo4ist and
smoker.
He knew . lot
q psopls. but
~ Guo0 ~ can
siGk sending out
Q little more
Edgswoeh. Il
seems 70 make
regular Edge
worth smokers
IN . big mAjol>
ttY q cn0eD,
We promise
not to publish
their kttess, no
The Keota news., 1921-11-04
Lally q olselnetlen

"a l0dy q olselNetleN
= 3beoGnlDo4 b. ~ 6elleate fasclAat.
~ inAnenee q the perfume she uses.
4 botA WITH Cuticura Soap and bot
wsAog b thoroughly cleanse the pores.
Sol3ewed b . busting With Cuticura
TsjcuD powder usually means Q clear,
sweet, healthy skin.-Advertisement.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04

Whatever his trials. the farmer does
not know the horror Of having no
food In Ills cupboard.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04

Realities of mntrimony arc usually
less pleasing than the illusions Of lore.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04
q y opsalk.

I'VE are out after sperm OIL"
II 80. Doing . whale Of q bust.
oesa-Louisville Courier.Journal.
The Keota news., 1921-11-04
Colds
Toothache
Earache
Headache
Neuralgia
Lunnbago

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30

EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA,
Ell PRESIDENTE DE Los EsTADos
UNIDoS.- SS.-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
Institute lJniVGISitariO
"JOs6 de Diego"
cURso GENERAL DEL 1921 1922

Por la presente SO anuncia la apertu-
ra de las clases de este Institute para
Ell dia PRIMERo DE AGosTo: Es-
CUELA TECNICA DE oUIMICA AzU-
CABRERA y Ia sEcCIoN DE ALTA
EsCUELA, cursos CIENTIFIcos y CO
MERCIAL Esplendida opoytunidad pa
"a los graduadOs de octave grado que
deseen continuar estudios secundarios o
estndiar QUIDdICA AzUCARERA.
La EscUELA TECNICA DE QUINN
GA AzUCARERA ofrece cursos de cua-
tro amos los que hayan termlnado la
instruction Primaria. Para los gradua,
dos de Alta Escuela v aquellos que va
tengan asignaturas secundarias aproba-
das, SO ofrecen cursos especiales tenden
tes acortar sus estudios para la ob.
tenci6n del Diploma de oUIMICo AZU-
CARERo.
So anuncia adeniss la vacante de
seis becas en- la SECcIoN DE ALTA
ESGUEIA. concedidas en- la forma ST.
guiente: dos a la CASA DE EsPANA
una al ATENEo DE PUERTO RICO
y una cada uno do los siguientes:
Don Manuel Gonzalez, Salinas; Sres.
Rubert Hnos., San Juan; Don Arturo
Lluveras. Yauco. Los aspiraptes a estas
beeas deben dirigirse a dichas entida-
des al sOlicitarlas.
La matricula general Sc abrira. el
dia 1s de JULIO. Para mas informes
dirijase al Director T6cnico, INsTITU.
TO UNTvERsITARIo ''JosE DE DIE
co., Parada %. santurce, P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
EDICTO
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. r.
sEccION PRIAfERA

Juan Pacheco,
TX x-Parte.
Civil No. 1891.
Authorization Judicial para venta de
Bienes Memories
ESTADOS UNIDoS DE AMERICA,
Ell PRESIDENTE DE Los EsTADos
UNIDOS.- SIS
RAMON MARTINEZ REYES, MAR.
SIIAL.- A todo Ell que le interess. ha-
60 saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de Ihandamien-
to nbrado en- siote de Junio de mil no.
vecientos veintiunO por esta CoRTE y
secci6n en- ell case arriba titulado; he
dispuesto la venta en- p1bHca subasta de
la siguiente fnca:
SOLAR de oeho metros noventa
y un centimetros de frente, por
diez y nueve metros de fondo Ell
Ia calle de San Jose del pueblo de
Rio Grande, con casa de MADEIRA del
pals y americana, techada de zinc,
dc seis metros, sesenta y tres cent?
metros de frente pOr ocho metros cua
renta y tres metros de fondo. Tie
ne anexa un colgadizo dc altos
bajos, dedicados los altos cocina
dc Otra casa del senior VIA. los
bajos a cocina tambien de Ia que
ahorS SO describe. Linda a Ia dere.
cha entrando con don Jose @. Cal.
der6n, la izquierda con Rodolfo
villa, y por la espalda a fOndo con
Eugenio Rodriguez.
Esta subasta sc nevara a cabo por
el precio minimo de cuatrocientos Gin
cuenta dolares en- In oficina del Mar
shall sta en- ell lugar ocupado por la
CoRTE en- la calle del Cristo de esta
ciudad a las dos dc Ia tarde del dia 9
de agosto de mil Eovesientos veintiuEo.
Y de acuerdo con el referido manda-
mieato no sc admitiran ofertas memories
de Ia suma de enatrocientos cincuenta
d6lares.
Dlcha fpca sera adjudieada al IheJor
poster en- moneda americana y Ell Que
obtenga pro debera consignar ell impor-
te de su oferta en- ell actO de la adju.
dicaci6n.
San Juan, P. R.. 16 de Julio de 1921.
Ramon Martinez REYES.
Marshall de la Corte de Distrito.
Por P. del MANzANO,
Submarshall.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
A Los sENoREs MEDIcos

vacante Ia plaza de Medico de Benea
cencia de este municipio con el haber
annual de mil quinientos d6lares. Los
intercsaios podran dirigir su solicitud
al doctor z. Cobian, COmisionado de Sa-
nidsd y Beneheencia, Guayanilla, Julio
20, 1921. Advt.
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iQuiers I'd. ser IN ingeniarO 0

La Carrera de lngenierfa y
Constructor ofrece un campo
ilimItado en- Puerto Rico.
Los ioVenes ambiciosos de-
seando estudiar esta carrera, 10
pueden hacer por correspondent
cia. sin deiar su presente tra-
baio.
Pida informes hoy mismo:
Las ESCUEL4S INTERhACIONALES
Dept. 1, Apartado 81, San Juan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
Mr.. Shemeld's Auto
Wrecked on Pearl Street

What came near being very ser1-
Gus accident occurred on Pearl street
Wednesday morning Allen Sheffield
stopped on his way out Pearl street
and picked up Misses Annette Arthur,
Dorothy Payne, Gwendolyn Sans,
Henrietta Wooten, Virginia Critten-
den, Dunnie Ellerbee and Messrs. Ag-
new Ellerbee, Dodge Hammock. When
the party reached the end OF the street
they had little trouble with the car,
but soon fixed it. 1t is understood
that the car was being driven at good
rate of speed on returning to town. In
some way the steering gear went
wrong and the car darted from one
side of the road to the other for a con-
siderable distance, Mr. Sheffield being
unable to stop the car it jumped the
bank, diving head first into large oak
tree just at the top of the bank. The
wind shield was completely smashed
and two of the young ladies in the
from seats found themselves hanging
through the rims of the shield. One of
the young ladies received small cut
across both top and bottom lip. None
of the occupants received any serious
injury. The car received considerable
Jar, the radiator and part of the front
of the motor being smashed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26

A great quantity of culled peaches
has been thrown out into bitches and
other exposed places from the packing
sheds during the rush OF peach season
without giving them further attention.
Those who do this are materially help
ing to reinfest and reinfeCt the peach
belt with curculio and brown rot.
Many growers, especially those with
small acreages, have endeavored to rid
their orchards and packing sheds of
all culled and fallen fruit by burying
or otherwise disposing OF it, however,
this practice is almost useless on their
part if large piles of culls are left ex-
posed from some of the sheds. For the
sake of the peach industry's future. in
Georgia the full cooperation of all
growers in promptly disposing of this
refuse fruit is paramount.
A large percentage of the culled and
dropped fruit contains one or more
larvae of the curculio. When such
fruit is left exposed these larvae soon
leave and go into the soil, where they
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
CulIed Peaches From Sheds Dangerous

pupate and emerge as adult beetles
before fall to hibernate over winter.
The greater the number of over win
tering adults the more sereve will be
the curculio infestation in 1922. Fur
thermore, exposed Gull piles are great
sources of brown rot danger. The fruit
soon rots and mummifes and the dis
ease is in this way carried over win
ter. Next spring millions OF spores are
disseminated from these piles OF mum
mihed fruit to infect the new crop.
Experimentation has shown that these
mummies are able to produce spores
for eight consecutive seasons.
The knowledge Of these facts as we'll
as the future success OF the industry
should be a special incentive for the
growers who have been negligent in
the proper disposition of refuse fruit
to give prompt attention to it. Dispose
of the Gull fruit from the sheds and
the fallen fruit in the orchards by
burying deep with lime. U. S. EN-
TOMOLOGY LABORATORY, Fl.
Valley, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26

the evening program, which was plann-
ed to be something out OF the usual.
They also enjoyed another evening:
Not even the heavy rain prevented
this part of the fun. Loath to leave
Virginia's after so much merriment
and such cordial hospitality they re-
luctantly babe farewell and resumed
their Journey till the next juncture was
reached, at Henrietta's.
Here the morning was spent horse
back riding, which sharpened their al
ready sharp appetites, and had Mrs.
Wooten not anticipated this and pre-
pared a bountiful dinner the small
children and servants i'll the nome
might have gone hungry that day:
The boys on this day (trlday) planned
a theatre party at the Princess Tor the
girls to see Don't Change Your Hus-
band" thus ended another perfect
day"
willingly aroused from their slumbers
by the gang Of boys, whose orders
were to arise and prepare for morn
ing dip in the lake, after which good
old camp breakfast was served. Then
they repaired to Dorothy Payne's
home, where they looked forward to
spending their last day most delight
fully. Again they were not dlsappont-
ed, for everything that could possibly
add to their pleasure had been antic1-
pated. A trip to Cordray's mill, where
delightful fish supper was served
and where the crowd found pictures
que scenes for kodaking, were teat-
ures of the enjoyable day. Then back
to Dorothy's, where the remainder OF
the evening was spent laughing and
chatting.
.Gwendolyns all-day picnic at the
lake and her party at her home IN the
evening rounded out a week OF the
fullest and most genuinely wholesome
pleasure the Happy Six" had ever ex-
perienced.
1t was indeed succession of per
feet days." making the sum total a
perfect week" The boys who daily
added to the different pleasures were
DIR. A. B. Ellerbee, Messrs. R; E.
Wooten, Chas. Pickford, Allen Shelf
field, Jim Curry, Wallace Short and
Albert Crittenden.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
SHE FORCED HER WAY
INTO HIS BED ROOM

She had just broken up his wedding
by confronting him with a packet of
love letters which he had written her
long ago, and now she is rushing to
his room to explain. The she" of the
mystery is miSchievous Bebe Daniels,
and the heart-broken bridegroom is
Walter HERS, Moultrie, Ga, boy.
the funniest fat man on the screen, and
the picture is ooh Lady, Lady" a
comedy that will bring tears of laugh
ter to every eye in this city. This pic
ture will be shown at the Princess
Theatre, Saturday, July 30th, at SIS
p. m.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
PARTY HAPPY AFFAIR
SHELLMAN GIRLS SPEND A
WEEK ON NOVEL TRIP THAT
WAS GREATLY ENJOYED.

Shellman girls are always "on tc
the latest Progressive rock parueS'
progressive conversation parties, etc,
have been engaged in by the social, set
for some time. But whoever heard OF
a progressive house party" till a
bunch Of Shellman girls originated the
idea? Instead of leaving Shellman Tor
trip to the mountains or the sea-
shore these girls, Henrietta Wooten'
Dorothy Payne, Annette Arthur, Vr-
qinia Crittenden, Dunnie Ellerbee,
31wendolyn Sams-decided to just re-
main home and have progressive
house party" believing there by as
much genuine fun could be had as on
an expensive trip. Their plan was to
pack their suit cases with everything
needed on a "sho-nuff' trip and begin
their travels on Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock, remaining at the first girls
home "a hours, when they would pack
up and start again for another girl 5
home and thus continue till each OF the
six girls had entertained the bunch
for a day and night. Everything beng
in readiness the group, with grips IN
hand and eager anticipation, gathered
for the first station at Dunnie Eller-
bees on Tuesday morning. Here they
ALWAYS have bushels OF fun, and not
even the near wreck they happened
to have that day while out riding SEEM
ed to lessen their enthusiasm. All were
thankful that it was not worse. A
pleasant swimming at the lake III the
afternoon was enjoyed, and that eve
ming the gents of the R. D. 5. M.
Joined the group of girls and a most
delightful evening was spent.
The girls all slept Cd on the foor
that night, and such fun as only girls
can have was enjoyed all night. We'd
nesdav morning at 10 o'clock they
were scheduled to make their second
stop at Annette Arthurs. They arrived
on time and found the home was theirs
for their enjoyment for the next "a
hours. They enjoyed riding during the
morning and anothe swim was the
program for the afternoon. After sup
per the boys added their presence, and
for a while they made merry on the
moon-lit lawn, singing to the accom-
panying strains of the Hawaiian gui-
tar. After a watermelon cutting and
some more fun and songs the gents
babe the fair ladies good night, warn
ing the girls to look out for them each
night, for they, too, were enjoying the
house party.
Ten O'Clock Thursday morning they
wendell their way to Crittendenville,
where Virginia was to be the next hos
tess. After enjoying a splendidly pre-
pared dinner they had nice truck
ride over town, singing and laughing
as they went and looking forward to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
MRS. GEORGE ENTERTAINS
IN HONOR OF MRS. HATCHER

Mrs. J. c. George entertained with
five tables of rock in honor OF Mrs.
w. H. Hatcher of Augusta, at her
home on Railroad street Thursday
from 4:3O to go o'clock. The home
was beautifully decorated with plants,
and right summer flowers. Salad and
ices were served. Those present were
Mesdames c. D. Roberts of Macon,
Estell Wells, H. C, Bower, A. P.
Sans, E. R. Cheney, R. B. Martin,
jr., A. L. Crittenden, w. R. Critten-
den, J. D. Pipkin, ]. M. Curry, Nettie
Orr, H w. Lancaster, J. A. White,
M. A. Mizell, ]. T. Martin, T. E. Al
len, F M. Martin and Miss Lucy Bell
Nelson
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
CLEAN STREETS FOR
SHELLMAN ONCE MORE

Once more some interest is being
shown in the upkeep of the streets of
Shellman. During the heavy rains
grass had grown to such an extent
that some of the streets had begun
to be almost impossible. Several OF the
good citizens donated some labor from
their yards at home and from the
farms, and several streets have been
cleaned. By the last of this week we
hope our little town will look like a
different place. Let's keep the civic
pride up. Our town needs your help
to make things move.
$1,000 Forfeit" Palace Theatre on
Aug. End The big play, at the big
place, at rock bottom prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
LAMP EXPLODED AND
BURNED MR.. D. w. WHATLEY
Injuries Are Painful, But Are Not Be-
lieved to Be Serious.

What came near being a serious &C
cident as we'll as a fire happened at
the home OF Mr. d. w. Whatley on
Wednesday morning. In some way the
oil in the lamp ignited and Mr. What
As he was in the act of pitching the
lamp into the yard it exploded and
kerosene afame was thrown over his
body and completely covered his right
arm. His sleeve was saturated with
the burning oil and his arm seemingly
cooked. DR.. Weathers administered to
the patient and his condition is not
serious now.