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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Skiirtiing

Soft, mellow tones as well as striking
effects. Combinations which appeal to
old and young. The very reasonable
prices are $i.95, $2.25, $3.50 and S2.75.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Donestics

70 inch Amoskeog Cheviot-stripes
and plain-19c.
80 inch bleached MusIin-soft finish
only yards to a customer-7 yards for
$1.00.
SO and u inch fancy stripe Outing
Flannel-19c and 25c.
Heavy white Outing FlanneI-19c and
zee.
6lx99 Wearvell Sheets-S1.39.
42x36 and 45x36 genuine Fruit of the
Loom Pillow Cases-32c and 35c each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
200 Dozen Union Suits For Boys and
Girls

Cut full and tailored perfectly. Sizes Ia years.
Knit and Nainsook Just the garments for the three
months-5Oc suit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
F all Season Sale

OF uhen
-
NeU York Worhig July and
- of
Remember
a
priced values haze had for
ROBERTSON BROS CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
New Fall Dresses At Three Remarkably Low
Pnces-$25.00, $500 and $1,000

Draped and Circular Skirts are used extern
sively throughout the collection while the
sleeves are Mandarin, short, long and draped.
Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Satin and
Chamois Knit are the most used materials this
Fall and trimming consists of beads, embroid-
cry and self. Any one of these Dresses is a
genuine value that should not be overlooked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Umbrellas

Exceptional quality. Mems and
Women's Umbrellas-S9c each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Linen Values

2x2 yard. imported. high grade Mer-
cerized Pattern Table Cloths-S2.1O.
Same in 2x2H yard size-S2.65.
70x70 pure Irish Linen Pattern Table
Cloths patterns-S4.19.
II inch heavy pure Irish Linen DamaSk
a patterns-S2.19a yard.
Pure Linen bleached Toweling-red
or blue edge-22c yard.
u inch mercerized Table Damask-
CSC yard.
Stevens unblea-hed Linen Crash
Toweling-good weight-20 inch-24c
q yard.
45x36 hemstitched. Pure Linen Pillow
Cases-$2. 80 pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Handkerchief

Soft finish Irish Lawn Mems
Handkerchiefs with hand drawn
hemstitching-19c each or s for
S1.00.
White. embroidered edge. me
dallion corner Ladies Handker-
.hiefs-25c each.
Evening star., 1922-12-17

launching this the of Oriental
remarkable floor coverings
opportunity afforded them choose from varied stock
lat less than one half prevailing prices.
purchase arrived greater Whatsoever
ans including antiques Grouped four prices
Evening star., 1922-12-17

Pretty. novel designs, of fine
quality satin messaline and crepe
de chine. in all wanted light
shades. trimmed with laces and
ribbons. Each suitably boxed for
gift-giving.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28


tho Same roam where tito MILK is
handled TT" tdra " absolute cirHti.
iiucsS alu>t Always BE- krpl In rand
and lor th~ rtA~nn There should be
- unnecessary lodges az rough sur.
@tvs on whtth dri may lodge VENT
lat"fs ara uNrFSSFry 70 Evrr IN" att
~ I'w rIA ronin tfr~h and Ifnv freW
ail ndar-, ana 70 carry steam away
fr"m 'he wtth ru"H Windows are "
great !wp"r'tnt% aS tNt} a'wI' snn
AElt anal tFv~h 9'F AR' t3c,eIa'r "NrS.
N suittfFfrf fi@ 'a's'fS 'ari"" Tyi'"'~
>'afli b. TcrNrned &c exclude h'''-
ana ether 'h'Fts
II s Hfyve-lry that tNrrr be y ple,itI
ttt SDYpi{ ~ c0ld, TVaH'r. WRITER ~
the ,Nig, huuse X IL IS nnt possible
10 taAga regular wairr system, water
may hc ptprd FROM an elevated tank
hy an enElnr, wind mlt band pump.
W hydraulic ram The ia;ryman csn
IN afford 10 spend hts time carrying
water In a pail 70 cool mix and w,ssh
: GTrtfSfis ~t.' ~s y; Z.
poy ,hr rrprer sterilization ~ utsn.
ais an abundance Of steam or hot
wa,sr ia ne,4,.a "A pau or can r,av
anpear /, he clean and S,til may ron
tain numerous bacteria whlrh will
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
ARE HUNTING FOR SUNKEN GOLD

Tire puhuc rerords ~ IN. customs
rsrvice ~ the United stairs England
ana f'rau,w are beng srrgtinsS"d to
s.stsrsasns whlch al tive submarines
ana yesseis carried goad Grd ale
yslpM.ies worth salvage eXTaas4ses
IL France Ggle Treasure Scrtrs rer
-yvlgsisvta il @Hietfinx tbs pattt ~
Subscribe ~ 'aocs ,n tA~ g'ssan''* that
tsfge r4~svrc ~rss trshsssd 4ir - yssstt. IRA
"a tis rrarh 5uto thousands " pef ceai
10 gsia. In Ws.A&astea3 Ert~fHmt8gt
officials geEserstg &r@ nm a8@ia@'siF
f~.Asesu5ug iNt rhan rs - saesyss Il
-. ty,-s ssire A'EiiHk cv2gti@a'sL,
pr,&ahls ttae i.@t-@, trt GSrs vHs
ltsss wUh ttr tass3t&aiH abtnH vas Te
,seraeyi b. hnve ha nf-triF Si.s1ls"
ia esld elnatA wfvc sse sAs ter
r.a.,assi Ths ns.ls Us Ets tsso de*a
IA rslgpff ay+rS ~ m@ts ia her M
rive ayeseFa stays x deee}sNaFM ~
ysse.1 s~3ta4r a8@ oaGas, uR9fiajs ssy
t.ns gs~rS aej sss+atars wy srf.''-
sg IL gertp,t se4 sH Ha s4si NeHre
x rgarGfES me -&~ejr NJ tire Fr3er'
a:1.ev sis,@ Sr.sr ac p@3,s are
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
Cost Of Collecting
Income Taxes
By Csass.s.maH Gay u. Hardy


, AZ All, lsss.,ss. -. ~ hasa slsss. q cEst, Is
collect the fedrral lncoi9e and inter
pal revenue taxes
WHIST proportion uf your tax deli@t
paid Ia geys ogt ioe cOat " eoi,rs'
tiont
.i'Ssy>ss sre interesting ,ss1s'ss!Asla ~.
';sS DsssSsns~sss j, t.aasse,s ary .. !Fqslls
made aud usualis rua hist la Colo
Fsdu, ga the trains and va Washin..
iua I hstc heard many pe,Fe nuke
srss~.S..s 'o.''rs't.e, 49,. .i-.. -,
caa now tell ynu nearly aiaetp
ellAt II costs ia 't7Afet4 ~ ''seNafs,0f
taxes BECAUSE 1 have loasri the u'at
ter ups
hpi mus, pecpis Who think ,hes
.4,..s "A 81, 4la.s3t II, st'sre noah,ef o.
all
have amused myself often by rin'
ming FOLKS ahO make will assertions
ABBOTT the asst. iawn IN artuai ar0Fes.
out home many eaessrd that Il e,ssts
from 81 ~ ~ Isr cvnt to collect ,hr
taxes The other day vt mneh"eH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
DAIRY
POINTS
HOUSE FOR SMALL DAiRYMAh
cosysnisnt, Sanitary and irsxTsnsSys
~ Should Be Well Hait
iisf L sssfea. = s@ts

e. !
| srr~pAs.a W me rnlfsd STATS rsgAytmses
~ hsrtr&iswss
TIE dairy house that win frinil
aanliary requirements. and vi the sstsss
tins BE- practical and inexpensive. has
bsen planned by the United States Ue-
rartfwsns ~ sgsaesstaE.,, ManP ~
quests are fscrsVssS for Information
concerning the construction and ar.
rangemeni VI sueh buildings To meet
This i.q8and ttr department has drawn
rp r1arx ter dairy Sssss@s at various
ss-s. ableA can be constructed
economically Copies VI the gians w!ll
b~ srat free 90 those Applying Tor
them
- FOR a r@r~ae ~ho 10 striving 20 Ina.
prove ,le qantity of his products .
practical. inexpensive type OF dairy
1aune. such a. that planned by the
fepar'meRt, Ia an absolute necessity
Nlk that IL poured, % strained Ia the
bara or allowed TO stand there, IL
liable to he contaminated By bacteria
and 10 ahsnFt stable odors As soon
a. the cows milk Is drawn IL should
be carried 10 she dairy house, to be
cooled immediately 10 81 degrees v
- lower An upto date sanitary dairy
house Is provided With all tbs facilities
FOR cooling milk Ia the most econoni.
cal manner
F0r convenience the dairy house
should he iiear tfs tarn, Ytt NY 'fng
from II that no harn odors can he
detected In the house, and should be
IN well drained land tina, slopes from
'1be HsTsxs>
The principal purpose In building
b daily hoilse ia 70 GffTi,ss pl&ys
whore dairy products may be handled
apart from anything eis. 70 carry
cat this idea II is necessary 20 divide
tt- Interior Of the building ~ that tbs
utensils ia not have 10 be- washed in
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
United States Has $4,000 600
Single Mah Adults. SAYS :.
~. !. Census figures. T..
MORE THAN ANY OTHER NATION
Mstf'mosy Claiming tssa Tsrss1s tse~
Thar al Any Time In Decade
housing Shertses Important
Faster In Sisaaslea.

Washingfoa Ab,asi i3,fsG,0 ns
sduls males In the tnits~t States ME
unmarried. reports of The ersssus ia.
rrsu sh0~ Agertea II Is Indicated
hss more bachelors than any natsoa Ia
the weFtt
Reports that nrs resitFit fw the
naalbes u marriages ,was established
during the last ~ mo1ths are hot erred.
He'd by government officials aatri
nlouy has and stiil Is eIalBlnS ivss per
sans noW than AZ any time Ia deeade,
II i believed
Young men and women seemingly
are becoming reluctant 10 tFesd the
path to The aitsr, G0VerDn,en, officials
are studylnr the situation SO lesrp the
cause u ihr apparent gnpopuiarl,y VI
romantic love.
Tae cyst ~ living was examined
arst. bur Il is not believed that blgh
prices tended 70 discourage matrtmDuy
until after ths ariRlsYlce. Waan rhwy
began 20 act AS brake uPoa the 60
fab!ishment ~ new families
Million Marriages Year.
Approximately i.tssture marriages
occur each year NJ the uniled States.
This il not large number il gffoisoF.
,ion 10 the adult population, 10 ia.
pan. England, and especially In Ger.
many, the proportion IS mueh higher,
officials say
The nationwide housing shortage IS
believed h. b. an li-.,Adit factor, III
the" sT'1attta wft1tsl'rrsf n,fst4,fitt'ss
rpnt Il annghes Both mcn snd wnn.
vi h~sits.e "a s~@uass r@ssA1AAAhlll,
ties when pay ensclai.es are an IN
known quantity ''.' '"''''' ''''' '".'''',
-'I,ss St- Alts<i. ''pts ,lDieI@H5cncs"
~ women ~ being studied 10 determine
whether II throws nuy liSht 90 the
problem Arrording to. many socivia~
gisfs p,sr~e W,1s,.~n a+SIi@ts sa ,A.sagsy
feeNua~>Irn%rvlS II h'eS s,.s.st' ~ s'As.,,sais
their flts Approximately s.'snup
womrn ere regularly eatpoyed 10 ,he
United States, according to the cvnsas
returns yhs number Is constantly IN.
c'rea~tng prupe sanda IL being car
rird pa In many sections intended 70
keep married women out 81 industry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
SWAhP.R00T FOR. -.
KIDNEY AILMENTS

Their i, only onr medicine ,ha. really
staud4 auf ptr eiWrru. AZ msd'cHe for
durable ailments ri tbs Kidneys, hNer and
bladder
~ kmrr. Swamp Root stands the
hi.hest lur the .rason that 4 has proven
tU be lu.t the remedy nrrdsd in thousands
upon thousands et distressing eases.
Ma su4p Hu"t make. friends quickly be
cause Il. mild and immediate sdett il ~'on
realized 10 most cases n &c gentle,
healing vegetable rumpdund
Start treatment A. ourc sold Al all
do,S stores 10 hotties oi two sfes. msdi.
Gln sud barge
iionr,rr. II YOU w,sh hfd % ttst N"
great preparation spnd ten cents to lh
kilmar . tN Ihpahamtpu y \ Zoe .
.smpls bottle Nbsn vr,urg hc susr aud
mention this paper AiiySg tsrmrBt,'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28

vith half defe1 cVaErrpsmen IN the
tlo1ss restaurant the suttes came
an When pinned down tar n aeaniIe
estimate the surss.s taa fraa 10 10
- Is,r cent, one gentleman said the
cost ~opid De abost pei ccat and be
'wTs 'fanT'pSf ~ 'sa~sYssiy .-..y.-.@s'a,@.,.
So Wach Ia Indicate The r~nefai TN.
prVssiou aud papulsr iancy,
Facts in the Case.
w-eSF, aere ate fh8 fSSSsfsa TIC s'zSss :
IA 1871 Il ctsi NJ cen,s TO collect
each sitU and ii ia9o II cost oaiy IS
ccs.s Tor each sl.g collected In iu2a
oaly about enc haiti Of one per eens
aud IN 1927 less than ape per e~nt
Asa matter II fact Il did not gust
that much because lauch 0i the en-.
is4tsss ThariTTiiA IN tiifi6ettda 'e3rszass
sAs ''Gssi'y ''i;sea syss,ss, rvs +" te.s nlssi1ss
lebor narcotic and prohibition laws
9A"~. ilass-A are incinllrd III the ar
p.oprvi,ipn fos running the internal
fiarT{iue department s.a esAn,l he
EASILY separated Wiihput goir.s into o
greater amount ~ na,ht8aajifBI faf'
eVlati,.n than Nsr TO tackle Of this
tlufr Any 'Nsy. thu hgures xIiow that
the e,.el II coi.reiing the Tax ls net
s,ytherr ssss,4.ss. t.s . rs sa,,.s
folks thlak IL IL aud when YOU ~
mcmteF thar We dGiup The y hale eosi
II enforcing patianal prohibition lnto
The expense q makes II sound quite
iuconss-iarEiiaI Indeed
iicFe Is the way we arrive 81 the
figures The internal revenue depart
mcnt collected Tor the dSCal year ilren
total Of Sc 407. vi. a.lsi The total
cost uf the tntrrnal reyvane depart
nsnt. lscludine the enforcement ~
the law. named Tor that wear, was
s.a'ffi7, E97i. Ypu can worG oui
little problem "a percentage and yen
VIII flnd lhAt ~ hundtrd,hs of enc
per ceui n ahn'it tieht vt - cents
fot each Sip1 collected
Eighty seven ceuts for Each 500
For the fscHi war 1871 the total
eoilectt"ua through this department
WAS SAWS. ru. 1tl' Il and The eNrsndi
turss 5er AZ purposes mentioned
&In..tl7,5 IGTt. witch I. ~ huHdrvdths
" onr per cent or NJ cents f1F eacfi
Sin) coiIer1cd
Il Wnp'd ~ prsei4cally Impossible
10 feWre cut exactly what The rol
les IONS process Rl0pe costs. Toe fn,n
'sssie,. h. sss ,ies aA.e ,Lass ~ aafSGy
~ duties b. perform ahi Il hll gpes
In IN fhe dsy's work iiut cers'tfrr.
ING the sAHl Bmupni ~ WORK SUE tire
vrrs"t, ~ dni!ES grFtormea by tfiete
nseu whirh have nothing 10 10 Nth
cuT6tfiag ~ tns taxcs tr' ~ srrctrtrr'
In the expenditures quoted SHOVE II
ens no scef that tho estimate ~ from
'rs ~~fsia +" ~ cents lAet $i9n Ia very
liberal indeeA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28

keep % oh tsek w~es~tA u " = xssiassE-
fuI unesfAesns. sn3 Fs~ayesl psr'Eiassson
20 rss my tsssimo1ih and my phsss-
grspA. 80 Mrs. ExaA RAKks, sie 4
East ST.. l.ehaaea. isdlans.
Thsee lessers recommending Lydia X
Psntharn's Tegesahss s.e@psssad eaxAt
10 cunslneo wopsn % the great worth
81 this medicine tn the treatment II all
naents 70 which they ass often subject
Mra Baker calls Il - wrasrrfal ned
kline" II yca are suffering from
treafAes wesiasn often have, er feel oil
Faa down. wstAca, any amhitica - en-
srxy tw yoar regular WORK, take f.ydiA
Il. ,fsnkham's Vegetable Couspcand, q
b q natural restorative and SHOULD help
yua - II has Mira Baker and many.
many ether women
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28

rotssyilte, VA -~Aa h,sa&sagu that.
lry" Ia w. nature. stimulated death Ia
ar,scr 20 avoid capture, wSs Killed IN
The Eastern reBHxvlvnhia railroad al,
Msadi.pr; The other dry despite IT.
f0rtS IN pr"Y~Hs tbe ki}libI The trfS.
icy chr 3ss aljtssist stopped n, ~rsi~r tu
awe tie EnirTai y chance "a escape
fs,if IL persisted 10 iylug scrvss the
track. pretending II ~as dead and the
wheels siii II To TWO II rrr~v-ri te 44s
aa unusually large aud fat spscimen-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
Seek 10 Salvage Treasure Lost
al Sea In Great War.
war ara Navy DEPARTMENTS Get
Mar, Rss4tsis fer Atd From
Weals. Be Saisasers--Tryina
to Perfect pisira 6etss,

WaslinEtou ~-tiod 2ad oihaa wal.
vshlp u-iIa.S ss;saaf,-3 "a tv worth
$tsNGss lusf ~ fhe ssasiGs q
Sr@@Ss,4rs &gytuS ;ho great wsr are
a. te Sakht ~ ireasHrv haaysEz
ceuspar.e, aev beane ar. gi1ct 70 't.s
ara o'Eer e93rtri.s ary7r us IL d.
yatrae. resss,t a VA sA'tn&toF
Treason au8iEs u sgyea5aa eseF
thc tu.t,J states haesau3 sad V'her
Ero'PeaE V,eatrics isss a. u b@3
sapif the verSA after yytvy srssas
raH8sgt.
U%cia. ~ ~ N4e aaA Nsvy 8e,
partnle~ss,. are herS aeaS~1 v3,h re-
tge>ts tag Tifcrra Itan ~ IN '@@ hAas
rsoa Of veS~Aia s@uA by sHaasar arS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
America Leads
i'm Bachelors


whsi~ TRemmcyRaea, IL widespread
ssssasg gS'e ngle AZ TIE sgSesss
5. ,.,,,ss ,ARs>, sssaa ,AA~ss<c ~, (, .,..,.
Other rspaFrs 10 TIE ernssas bar~au
a~rsa ID make THE prSs,aesS tasars 'eosss
paes. These r.gosts sslo~s that liss sss
u marriage il grwtvai'y t-~iag so~esesi
Ia uasny s<siloas ~ the cxztaEry. Wen.
rh esEswsasiy ARE sasatnLag the rwspost.
sibilighss NJ matrtaony az ssts very
adarfi nsssrr +w~Asy F'er-~vay sz~a
~vas~s IaagTsad b~tAreG Ihs ages u
t~ensy afsa tsraty ase, k.4riseg aay,
F4aSs-s weaid seem 10 p.Nni 10 tsose
nsarrsagss. hIt In thss n'saoet the ~
saFss- a.. tssss ssass4elsse-
I''e aaAjaSity VI naea srsrry sssweea
twenty-five and thirty. sae sveeFts
stlux.
There sfe sssae government alsseiais
who seusf a. tiis study " the cea>us
ewssFns In IASiF resAtIaa 70 TIE SssF
risxe Ert,t,Irsa- Ftgares, these asnyssls
say, can TO made 90 prove saSthihg
They ga, no faith a a2seser to tie old
ihsssvy that ~ns2vs neysv Ir
Ministers and so40sogfsts lnteres,ed
IN the dsyoree prsHlwtn arr showing
keen iniee-%t Ia the returns er the cen.
sus bureaa with rs.sp..ct 10 matTimoay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
a.asr Rsalr.

Trcops On iiriilsh barracks square
were dolaK mussssry drill Il told
pea Ia, .take . nas sislsis,"' said TIA
sers"sn, ~ a new rrcfust "Soa ought
10 know VIA, the sight Is by new.
What 10 ny
"a very big boa, full ef scfgesnts
sinking In Aidosean." answered TIE
recruit. " So = 49, '--' "".- a. ..'s .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28

r-ss tfst~t ~, essw~s tt~ trs-@ -ssF.. a hgrh
@e@ taa i%~g Or ffc ordinary METHODS
~ savage pae i1ysNtss Yecen'yy ~.
gertraepfsB ulsh tsvf ritvtul sasit
i-fs"5F ehs tlyer trysa 'hs 'efvsfr
gra4sart ~ tie water NJ tae iy,,sl.
&N tFya
NJ ~ n ssiraFTfE -gsrgnay il At
H1a~E n ~s2ss4tss s%g#sf4= a-a lS rssk
~ go. ,sl rtssei tNwt s#ns caT rtS
gs' W S's]&ni earaaE 49, lHsash@
~ 'f.e 4fprnsss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28

wkigiasyllIs. Mass. --frana \. cr~ss
% Sar'hhriage claims F~tssd IA a
long das,ancv atareheld~T A, tar an.
Eaal t,swG meeting Do MAS eierted cSsa.
stable 81 The asyy sss'sai tiisS he u
ssSrats SEVEN years cid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28


Ter 4 lalg tasae vxs
|kasSily sSas % a. my
|wmk. | bad spsae
Threads v no had
taken Lydia u fsnk-
hans Vegetable
| eaead ard thcy
iU4d ne sfsat n \
|knew Whist u has
done FIR me and l
recommend u 10
|esA<rs. a. | am sure
II vtA hsa great
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
hs Wanted 10 Know.

f., "N"al! hs o4t "a $50 weeks. spld
che eminent specialist, rs be hcsitated
ffst n1'fRH4'l ~ ~l,s hts4 ~. " PATIENT
=, sssit.rl, 'r,,a.ls. 49, ..slAag ratls .s.,hc.l.
1lcd fot fhat aly
thauF, d,giar rrplieh The pa
tlcnt. trctly "ou, how muchl"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
Hires CrIpples 10 Beg Tor
Him at So a Day and Rum

New York Two crippled
vauws. a llsiie cripple bot and
IN sfryslsss man Appeared In n
pFsA0Alyu teagre as witnesses
sessus, Jchn Stefan, wan Ka.
aItres; tazr mr. e-rrrs~y-.i 'ts~
fnFas e. 10y for higa Thass
Ees, ~ said, we're So q aay,
y ma Viii ffQa6f. Syaa frey
~sat~i H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28

Reggie~--'l am inM 'craKy af~n I
am swsy frctn you n"lly-~"Ah, yes,
out ~ sight. on, 81 mind. ys,n know
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-28
SURE TO help
SICK WOMEN
llra Blka, s. IhssA sss'sfiasd b
lya;a {. PnkAa.'s vssstake Co.
psssl, Aaxisss b nsR 0tAsfs

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Rats In the Cellar,
Mice In the Pantry,
CockroacheS
In the Kitchen

What can Be note dissgreesbis than
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Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-01

sage from Henry Van Dyke for this
week in which he says: "One reason
why some Of the younger generation
(and quite rs many if not moro OF the
older generation) seem to have frivo-
lous, restless, and unsatisfied minds to-
day, is because so many of our modern
homes have no real religious books in
Il EN-. Old volumes Of sermons, per-
laps, and records of theological dis
putes and quarrels, may be found in
dusty corners of the bookcase. But
these are not what I mean by real re-
ligious books. ! mean books which in
;.ny form-fiction, poem, essay, bio
graphy, or autobiography, deal with
y an s natural longing for a better un-
lcrstanding Of and more perfect har-
mony with the great source of life and
its final goal. :"
OF these books he says the Bible is
incomparably the best for its literary
excellence as well as the power Of in
spiration. But there are many modern
hooks which treat conditions of today
| and our present problems and needs.
Van Dyke mentions as among the best
Of these modern books "a Labrador
Doctor by Grenfell; "What Men Live
By by Cabot; "The Direction of
Human Evolution by Conklin
"Christ and Life and the Light of the
World' by Speer.
These and many other excellent
books may be obtained at the public
library.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-01

lodge for the morning and afternoon
sessions, others going over for the
supper and night session.
Mrs. Olive Horne, district grand
inatron was the guest Of honor ut IN
Informal reception in the morning be.
fore the opening of the convention
Routine business and reports were Civ
en- right of way before noon. Mrs
Hart, district deputy grand matron
presided at noon at charming lunch
con for the visiting delegates, spread
at hotel Dunlack. The afternoon ses.
sion closed with a bountiful supper and
a social interval with many Of the men
associate members participating. Ex-
emplificatior of the lodge work with
limitations featured the evening pro.
gram.
Yesterday, Mrs. Horne was honor
guest at q luncheon at the Barbara
Worth in this city at which were seat.
cd twelve ladies, six each from Braw-
ley and FL Centre chapters. Mrs
Frank b. Fuller, Mrs. George Dickson
Mrs. West, Mrs. L. Girard, Mrs. II. G.
Thomas, Mrs. William North, Mrs
Olive Horne and Mrs. Hart were seated
for the luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-01
TO HOME DEPARTM ENT
MEMRERS

Mrs. Mildred Yonge, home demon
stratiOn agent issues the following in
structiOns to members of the farm bu-
reau home department:
"The following are the necessary
things to bring for month of April to
your own center meetings and from
there to be sent in to the farm bureau
for the May exhibit:
(a) Anything made under or sug
gested by specialist or agent during
the last three years.
% "Cheesc exhibit, fruit exhibit OF
anything learned by community.
"At April meeting, please vote
choice of work for May and June.
"Miss Clark will be here for home
evaporator work May Is, l6, II, Is, 10
Pledges of at least three people in eact
center to build evaporatOrs if they
wish the demonstration.
"Send names to home demonstration
agent not later than April 90