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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
Praises Page.

Dear Editor.-Guess you think that
have forgotten you. but haven't.
School is out and now will try to
pay more attention TO our club, |
am ready for high school nov. aud
didn't have TO take any exams
think that our page is getting better
all the time. am sending in a
drawing and story which hope
"a SEQ in print.
Your loving member.
LAvALETTE cRrTE.
Sends Story.
Dear Editor.-l am sending in
story that hope will be in print
sunday.
Your member
NORMAN HARDING.
North Emporia. Va
VIII send II Soon.
Dear Editor,-I will send in n
drawing which I hope to sec in print
Sunday. saw nay name in the page
for n prize. but haven't received it,
Your old member
PAULINE GOODMAN.
sends Drawing.
Dear Editor.-I am sending i'm a
drawing hope IL will be in the
paper Sunday. GLADYS NEWMAN
SIS West Cary Street.
Glad You were Pleased.
Dear Editor.-I saw my story in
print and l am sending my thanks
and also another story. which hope
soon TO see in print.
Your new member.
GussIE SNYDER.
Victoria. Va.
Sign Your Drawings.
Dear Editor.-I am sending in
drawing which | hope to see in print
and ESCAPE MIR. Wastebaskct." Well.
will have 20 close.
Yours sincerely.
MARGARET BETHEL.
So20 Bellevue Avenue
Woodland Heights. Richmond
To Write About Pageant.
Dear Editor,-I hope my drawing
Will he in Sunday after next paper
am glad my story was in Sundays
paper. Next time will have about
the pageant.
Your friend.
JULIAN LEATH.
II Is Fine.
Dear Editor,--I am sending in n
story. IL is rather long. but hope
TO see II in the Sundays paper. FIN
am!nations will soon he st hand and
Will have TO spend my time study
ing, so | will no, have time 20 send
in any more at present. but Will after
school closes. We are having such
lovely spring weather yet ii li;tlc
hot.
Your loving member.
ELLEN SCHOOLES.
Glen Allen. Va.
Likes Club.
Dear Editor.-I was very glad TO
see my story in print about two
Sundays ago. am also sending in
another one. am new member Of
the T. \. c. c. This is the second
story I have sent in. I think tho T.
d. c. c. is n very nice thing.
Well as my letter is getting long
Your new member.
ELLA MAPLE.
sends Puzzle.
Dear Editor.-Inclosed is n jumblcd
verse which / hope will escape MIR.
Wastebasket.
Sincerely yours.
HELEN WERNER.
5o7 North Twenty-fourth Street,
City.
Age Q.
send Your Address.
Dear Editor.-I am writing in hopes
you will send me n badge and rule.
Yours truly.
ROBERT WOOLWINE.
No. indeed.
Dear Editor,-No doubt you think
L have forgotten the club. but
haven't. and don't think ever will
am sending In a drawing which
hope to SEQ in print very soon.
AS eyer your member,
LILY GOLDBERG.
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Ny siS'h Ia IN /. but no, in SUI,
\ .Iuinblc,i Verse

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pna het ddofre II nj hot caskab
Het rocn ST deary rof het !tns.
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Het roesch veahlal cneb enttad.a
not lacnrie yeah eneb nest OF deb,
hen' net 'ltils" sebnis a-liotgnl,
BY HELEN WERNER
5o' North Twenty fourth street.
Richmond. Va.
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SEND MORE STORIES FOR PACE
Dear Girls and Boys:


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
TOMS ADVENTURE WITH
THE DwARFS.

Tom vas very small boy for his
&c and rather mischievoGs. always
nrsetting and making mistakes.
one rather hot day in. summer Tom
anne into the house feeling tired and
azy. lie called in a loud voice TO
lis mother. who at present happened
. h. upstairs.
Mother. mother. where's my
= ,ookr"
What book" she called back
oh. my storytook about little
men. tho animals. birds and all that.
'ou know" he answered Dadly.
We'll. yes. I guess It's In tho -
,rary. Go and see"
&ShTom walked slowly back 10 the
ibrary with worry angry feeling in
lis breast. Lying on the top OF the
!brary table he found very large
ed-colorcd book. and seiz!ng II he
ralked sulki!y out the door. Bang,
49, thut,ing II Cor spite.
Tom Tom" called his mother.
Don't be so hasty.'
Eur Tom did no, answer, bu,
walked grumbling to himself,
He had now reached his resting
place under large. spreading maple.
pear hy which nnwed little brook.
fr helms very no, day. rom found
40 place as cool and shady as under
81 hat maple trce
Tom sat down on a mo,s-grown
- mound and taking up his book began
o read.
The song Of the birds, the quiet,
Surrling sound % the flowing brook,
and now and then the sudden buzzing
of bee Aging past. Interested Tom
so very much that ne soon forgot
about his reading and threw MIS-
book aside
II VAS Du, a few minutes before
Tom fen into "a deep slumbcr
4 Al length while Tom was resting
: tiny d"arfs with a captain Il, their
lead. coming down tho path straight
20 Tom. They were blowing tiny
Nc.ns. others beating Tiny drums and
sim others singing or whistling
tiny" melodies
Tom sa, upright waiting and won
dcriuS what /, all meant. when at
- He blew strong blast on his horn
and tho music ceased Then all the
tiny d"ariS made large circle
around Tom and the tree.
lie was so startled that he could
not md words to AK their strange
4uppcarancc. But when b.. Mt las,
: found he could breathe he asked In
Il EAsping voice.
i What. what do you WANT"
All The dwarfs w-r. silent. Then
II ,,n ,.,,.. =. l,,t. hiz.,,
horn. ~ this the dwarts picked up
their musical Instruments and he
nil m. whil.
when Inc dwarfs .,onn.d Ton,
rt,Lo, 49,, .t. 49, 49,, =,
u,IL ow.,. NJ. .h. .n,,t, r.,t,h
't'
'"e u""' '''"'"s IA '"''eu' hd''
ia!t! We We something 10 ieII you
i Well thcn be quick about H.
snapped Tom madly.
we would IKE TO ask you to visi,
our cave spoke tho captain. stepping
forward. I'VE have many precious
,ro.surcs AND nerhons -. con,d p,v,
| ~ ,,,a,,,,., 80, ,n
p ~ ~"
res yes Ei"diF smoke ION
thinking q. .,- Pee .--- Lres
Follow me" then commanded the
captain.
So they all started out for tho cave
When they reached the cave. the
can,ain went in. followed by Tom
- .,,od ..u,
.v -. ~,
larger 'h"' '"e u""''''' avn VIC "o''
was very small.
Take hold OF this stick" was the
answer.
Immediately. as Tom touched the
stick he at once became dwarf
himself. and walked in feeling very
very funny. But stu the feeling OF
Tom came back TO him.
Because itself was about half a
mile long. yet not very wide. All
long the walls hung many precious
Jewels. Now ana then the captain
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Letters From Our Little Ones
Busy ut school.

busS ut school.
Dear Editor.-Please excuse me
Tor not sending in anything last
week was very busy reviewing
FOR examinations and could not
write, am sending in the second
'nS. hope both Will be in print
sunday.
Your member.
BLAND g. HARDING.
North Emporia. Va.
sends Drawing.
Dear Editor.-I am sending
drawing aud charade. and hope to
see it in the paper Sunday
Your member.
ERNEST ROBERTS.
story burned I'm Null.
Dear EDITOR will write few
lines 10 you 10 tell YOU | was glad
10 zee my story in print Will send
IN story today. which is called
In Minute" wish 10 see II in
print Sunday.
Yours truly.
RHODA r. WILKINSON.
IL 1, Fine.
Dear Editor,-! am very glad to
the last Sundays paper.
am sending in Il story called
The Picnic" hope very much
tina; it viii escape MIR Waste Bas-
ke,."
BESSIE MORRISON.
26l0 Fourth Avenue. II. T..
Richmond Va.
iNc Are Proud of You.
Dear Editor.-l have not been
able To send anything Ia the club
for n long lime because l have been
so busy with my lessons. am in
closing drawing for the page.
Last Saturday won prize in
the "Kiddies Koiar Kontest" in the
Evening Dispatch was quite
lucky because IL was the FIRST timc
had tried for prize
Best wishes for you and the mem
hers.
PRISCILLA ALDEN HATCH.
Box alS. University Of virginia
r s.-Editor would you mind
sending me a COPY Of tho rules?
have never received mine.
=. \ II.
Send Drawings.
Dear Editor,--I and my brother
arc scnJinG in IA drawing. which we
hone wc Will see in tho paper.
Yours truly.
w. l.. CHANDLER
w NJ. CHANDLER
2i09 Farm ant Avenue. Richmond
Va
Are TO-
Age g.
Draw Ori, So Rlnck.
Dear Editor.--I am sending in "A
drawing, and hope to sec il in print.
P'cHHc excuse blue ink. because !
haven't any black ink AZ present.
Your member.
Likes Contest.
story called a Little Sister OF tho
i;ehsts." and ! hope TO see IL in prin,
soon I thlnk the Virginia contest
Will be real nice.
Please send my prize soon. was
30 proud 10 set prize didn't like
myself
want to he an author when &c:
big.
With love for all the members
and yourself
Your new member.
NANCY DICKINSON.
We've Missed You.
Chase City. Va. May 81. 1892
Dear Miss Witt have not writ
ten To the club in such n long time
guess YOU have forgotten me
am sure | am glad TO be member
Of the I'D. G.. g. we have sou.e
splendid members in our club. My
teacher told us today who was cX-
emptcd on all OF our examinations
was one OF the lucky few. Vaca-
ton will soon he here and ! will be
glad. must close. as my letter Is
getting long. Love to YOU and all
the members.
new member.
ALLiENE NICHOLSON.
Age 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
\ haradc.

Ny Tst NJ Is no, in mat
NY second o Is not In oats.
Ny third I Is not n toe.
MY fourth II is not In hand.
MY htth Il * not In ears
My sixth r is not in rat.
MY whole is som" one lows
By EDWIN GAELDLNC-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
y Chnrnde.

MY hrSt is in vine. but not IN vain.
MY second 10 in Il. but not In IS.
MY third is in rail. hut not in rim,
My fourth is In gin. but not IN
girl.
My NTH Is In Ice. but no. in idiot
My sixth is in nail. but not In no.
MY seventh Is In III, but not In IL
lustration.
Ny eighth is in air. but not Z, .to
My whole Is the State in which 7
live.
tAge lD. MAC RT-RToN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
MAC BURTON.
Jumbicd Names Of Flowers.

'umotcd Names Of Flowers.
l. Hetummanshryc. =.
=. Rtteseipotn.
5. Twese Lwilmia.
4. Resopmri.
5. Teliov.
s. Lekcusnoeyh.
4 Siyda.
s. Ntpil
2. Sore.
10. Naspy.
HELEN WERNER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

Jumbied Names OF the Races.
%, S. 8, 20, s.
IS. ;. 4.
2. IS. Is. IS. IA
25. :. IL. II. 10. %.
2. IL. l. 5. II.
Composed by KATE WALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

My first Is In NJ. but not In mat.
My second la in Y. but not in ham,
My third is in T.. but not In eat.
My fourth is In p. but not in doll.
My nth is in ]. but not in eye.
My sixth Is in T. hu; not In tat.
My seventh is in q. hut not in out.
My eighth is in r. but not In rat.
My whole is my dearest friend.
By KATE WALL,
Gage 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
Story nurned In MuiI.

IL Is Fine.
Dear Editor,-! am very glad to
nave seen my puzzle and letter in
the last sundays paper.
am sending in Il story called
The Picnic hope very much
iha; 1t viii escape MIR Waste Bas-
ke,."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
AuAaIlIaANS ATTEND SOCIAL
.l,S(-TION At CANYON.

AIt ana Nhs. 49, j. fncher OF Can.
van Cnr held the formal opening 4"
,hs "Niawa, Hotel Sunday evening
WIN lovely O'Clock dinner. Follow
,e tho dinner musical program wa
,soa.fed ana reading by Airs I'd
p.rry Of Amarillo was greatly nppre
,istsd An enjoyable time was reported
i.y ho following guests Ma and Mrs
"a Perry ~ Amarillo Mt and Mrs. '.
rrrher ut Amarillo Mr. ana Mrs.
wallace lark md daughter. Nj and
~. A f. Oyerton. Mrs. Frank j.
Uooa. Misses Louise Sh1nklin. Vie
,o,o Wilson. Flmuiuen Francis JOSH"
nm Alma Kuo,. Elizabeth Chen".
m. Emma Anderson 81 Amarillo.
n,tls F.nch,r 1t Amarillo. ppal ll"lion,
,s.rra watkins. Helen Woods nn'
g.ars Nav IIalc Gordon 7. hn'lcr'
Dlag laidisin, rcuy Phillips M"rFan
kuoWl... luc D. ulveria. Harry v.
on.noU.ih. Andrew Alien. iiora'" Mel
t.u l.mss nr.aiyor and Ia Moss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
Mrs. LEMONS II HOSTESS
TO IA (DSTIRN CIIB.

Mrs VI " Lemons entertained the
members Of IA CovtuD club Tuesday
afternoon. ti h'r hom, ou lsH5 Monroe
Street. Needle work rho club rIsttima
was enjoyed throughout iu' fi'ruuou
aud The hostess served 1 delicious re-
scshment course 90 fhu members aud
club guests M'sdIm's j s. NuF"nt
4 " N Caravan a Martin u q. Tia
we'll Wilcox. william Olt'. o. W
Ioynor. Jones Fred eco, ana Miss
Berry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
NnrIrr To cnNIRarrnRs.

BIDS VII b. received for the erection
OF three story high school and a one.
story ward school building ~ Amarillo.
Texas and all bids must be sealed
Ia .he hands OF the secretary OF the
" hool bo1rd $ g. Newbold. no, later
thar o'Ciocs 70. m. March J. ise3. a
certified check or draft Of $1,000 Tor
me high school ana ;ssO tor the wand
school buildings on some solvent bank
90 accompany each bid
plans and specifications ran be Sc
cured from W W. rleuniken. presi'
dent ~ the school hoard. or from Par
ker 4 Ruienberry. archiir'ts. s2s.sss
Blackburn Buildlng. Amarillo Texas
hy d.poslting q check OF $50 for ths
high school plans and i2i for the ware
school PLANS to be made payable "a
s.chiiects FOR their safe return
The right is reserved 10 accept or 70
iect any and all bids. school Board al
Amarillo. Texas; W W. Flenniksn
president, Mrs. sam l.. Se1y. Mrs Ike
Keudiick. JET Blackburn. l.. u. New
by. G. "a. Dixon. and J. N Harris
WILLIAMS Jewelry Go. are Determined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
BeIImE PAKTi u
Social. FEtTt kt

tine ~ tho most CHARMING '''
,v..ts OF tho week was in' Hidg" par
:, Tu.rdav afternoon hy N'"ih'n''
,I,,rv srhaf.r aud Ted N''lN. al me
,om. a the former. l9us Harrison.
IN. receiving Tooms w''r H''nl'l"ilN
o.rop,t.d win caruation- and l"nlulN
81, tns eccaeinn. Seven tables OF play
a.. participated in the 'ilr'n""h >
r,mer. 10 tho ,lo-c Il which an ni'f''
f,y. prize wa awarded the high s'"''
holder. Later the hosiess,s served .
eel,clons twocourSc luncheon.
Those Included amonr the guests
v.,r. Mo danes " W Ellison. j u
Cre,nlnr John Mcknight John Tr"ln
80, Ton.v Chium .; 5. Thompson.
rorco Nocly. III Hardin IA Humphrey
u.nry Coneh. u " Harris l''N Han
SON walter Brown q. Y Thomas \
{, Thomas. Joe uooloy ; VI lNhrand
Nyn Herring. Arthur WAVE Miles NV
In, I,tn,v narncs laci, Wh"n'l"v, W
Miller W. - pohonoy. 4 n len
man. y & Ncwhod charles W"lihn
Pee Eorers r NJ Caldwell iihlpt
Mitchell. Ranh J,nc- g. VI Mckee
pecFn.r aud ". \cil,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
FIFTH WEDDING
i<>lNRkS AIRY CELEBRATED.

Mr. and Mrs y a. IAN, entertained
with an informal dmnot PARTY 90 Tues.
fifih wedding anniversary
The hbmo was irusuclly arranged
with pottcd plant. while .Ui flowers
ana ferns added Goo the attretiyeness
Of ~" table appointments covers
We're laid for the following guests Mr..
and Mrs. Leon y. Montgomery. Mir.
and Mrs Chronce Elklr Nj and Mrs.
Leon L.nhardt Mr. and Mrs Jim
Jenkins Dr. and Mrs W. /. Oman,
Miss katieray McGee Miss Minnie
llWchings and Orh Allen
After dinner ths guests enjoyed an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
e. J.. O'S STUDY AMERICAS
AnAIIN In ND NIKIAI AKI. "

A program or American Women IN
Industrial Nu Waf tr1iursd at the
meeting OF rho y q Os on TUESDAY
afternoon at the nome OF Mrs George
Martin. sos POLK Street
Az Interesting paper on the lesson
subi,c, was gwen iN Mrs J G Har-
rls. "Fois Su1rs was tine title al a
TOTS given b, Mrs LLOYD Fletcher. and
q constitutional quiz was led hy Mrs
a IS Shoult. Dui1g che social hour
70 dainty refIesninent course WIS served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
INKS To HAVE l.ADN'> SIGHT
~ FRIDAY ENE>I>I.

uu Friday evening thc Elly, their
wlv,. and hdy u,ud. win gather at
th. ElEs hnnc 'u participate n a an.
bI.I svenlug 81 game. Iui music There
wil llso be "a surpl-, uoI ramvd here.
All Ei.s u rTod standing whU may Do"
fortunate enough tn Htv, th. company
81 q Ldr nn that 'rruue at' asked to
Isport 90 ih, hort IHr et'niur'- fes
iiynss v,u begin 900 end Continue
until DO DrIuUg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
PUII.IIkRMO>ICS TO NAVE
TEXAS DAY PROGRAM.

on Thursday. March . Texas Ind"
ncu0ence Day the members Of the
Philharmonic club will give delight
tut Toyas Day program. beginning AZ
10 q m. IN the pnrlors OF the First
Baptist Church The numbers on the
pogram Will largely Do" compositions
oi Texas musicians aud viii b" given
uud.i 10. leadership OF Mrs. Ous Ttu-
love. Mesdames Cliuod Thompson and
q =. PARCELS will u" ioint hnst"sSes
az The occasion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
B}ocistyA'
ALvIH ID. MEYER
NRT'Ai fruit BOWLS AND
CANDLE HOLDERS TIN LATEST

NisW Yplik Ieh. ~ -taHdl' hold.
ers Of wrought iron. aged looking
thing. are replacing those ~ crystal
400 ysft great 'Nt"ni suHIN ih''
are ~ designed thar they hoh 20 singh"
randlc flst'ad ot the three Ct iif" W'
have breu be- Tsiumrd io.
liatt H+fU bowls. angular Hs O."
top and with broad Substantial I""h.
ur Il-et. lIr she rUruIiI fhns GOO
fruits And SOME clever women waose
families %. too small H. eaf 20 quar
tty 81 fruit before Il spoils keep the
huVls partnut filled v,ih very natural
lYnking arun,ni rui Irl only Iwu &C.
three pa rc. ~ nuI fruit is NEN
SprVirr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS.

The NOmau's Missionary society on
the Buchanan Street Methodist church
viii meet This afternoon 90 . o'clock
ut The church
The Central Missionary society Of
the Central Presbyterian Church VIII
not meet this W,'k hut VIII meet in
reg.ul.IN session next Wednesday after
noon
The meeting a. hJN, hs'u held this
afternoon hy the Woman Auxiliary ~
The First Christian church has been
postponed until next week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
AsTHOUGHT
FOR TO-DAY?

Fer the which sake suffer these
things: nevertheless. ann mi ashamed;
for / know whom I have believed ana
am persuaded that lie i able to keep
,h.t which 4 have eonhmiited unto Him
ssa,nSl thai day Timothy lils.
No man ever sunk under The burden
n, the dav. A. " when tonotrow's bur
aen 4. added to the burden II today
thai the weight Is more IMAM man
can besr Never load Yourself So
t.afge Macdonald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

iniesiinal worms dsstrnv me heIl'h
= children and welEeu their vitality
The worms shoIld hr sypsll"d h'fnr"
.erirrs damage b. Done Whites Cream
Brtmifure i- . thoroughly -uc0. ssfII
icm'Cr Price, So. Sold hy Randi
UeuE COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
PHILHARMONIC MEET
Al URITAIN HOME.

The Philharmonic club met Monday
with Miss Rade Britain as hostess al
hor home. 1890 Monroe street, and The
combined Llszt and Verdi progiamS
we're given. aud proved tn be- most in'
kresting tn hostess served dainty
Y,frpshmpnts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
VI, IDNEI.L. NJ SIC UlB
10 MEET Tut RSDNN.

Thc Mcdowell Mus, Cluh wiz meet
"a $50 o'clock ThutsdaV afternoon nt
m hnne ~ Mrs - W Britain. 100.
FILLMORE street. Al mru,hr,s Afr aisle,
a. he present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

Informal evening of music and cor
yerzaiion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
,SalpI1n!ebs
: forEaIher-

when enamel pans ~ kettles crack
a. 49, q hois IN them. YOU can TX ih'"
az In a simple way
Take puit,. Aft cal ash'r ana e q"
afog~ II Oh Make this mio SUI
iau. and nn the hoie "r "'acs '"'a
~ Ne fea 90 keiil. with wAi"f nho
81 a ths laek u the rsnEs 10 arden
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

Diamonds thai are blue white and
pur- ga insiallmeni.. ~ Williams Je"
eify 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

Williams Jewelry Go. are determined
Ia please their customers. Try us and
see.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
Groceries

Start the new month right Look over these
ices
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-20
DECLARES IT'S
NOTHING SHORT
OF WONDERFUL
ST. Louis Insurance Man
Restored To Splendid
Health And Built Up
Fourteen Pounds In Wei
sht By Tanlac, He States.

"Tanlac has restored my health and
built me up fourteen pounds in
weight" said H. W. Morrison, 476S
Thrush Ave, St. Louis, Mo-, agent
for the National Life Insurance Co.
"Two years ago my stomach went
wrong and / could not eat anything
without suffering agony afterwards
from heart palpitation and shortness
of breath. Some nights / was in so
much misery my wife had to get up
and try to get some relief. My health
got to be SO poor had to stay in bed
for weeks at time.
what Tanlac has done for me is
nothing short Of wonderful. l now
eat anything want, sleep fine, and
am working full ltime every day, in
fact, I'm in splendid health. can't
praise Tanlac too highly"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.
d1 wilt Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-20

bearing date the 9th day of July,
1922.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date Of said letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate; and If said
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of granting said
letters, they will be forever barred.
ROY T. BARNES,
Administrator.
Attested by me, this 9th day of
July, 1922.
(SEALl BESS L. WOODS.
Clerk of Probate Court.
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WHEREAS Lsbius Dye and Don
nis Dye, his wife. by their certain
desd Of trust dated the s1st day Of
March. A. D., 1914 and recorded in
ne Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds
in and for AIdrain County, Missouri
IN Book IS at Page $50, conveyed 70
the undersigned Trustee the follow
ing described real estate, situated In
TIE County Of Audrain in the State
Of Missouri, to wit:
The South Half (h) of the North
west Quarter (A) and South Hall
(h) Of the Northeast Quarter (M1
of the Northwest Quarter Ik) of
Section IS, Township IS, Range 9
west, containing 100 acres.
N TRUST to secure the payment
Of certain notes in said deed specified
and WHEREAS the interest upon said
notes is now past due and remains
unpaid and the legal holder Of said
notes has elected to declare all notes
due and payable.
NOW THEREFORE, at the request
of the legal holder of said notes and
in pursuance of the condition of said
deed Of trust, the undersigned Trustee
win sell the property, above describ-
ed, at Public Vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash st the Court House
Door in the said county Of Audrain,
in the state of Missouri on
FRIDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1922,
between the hours Of nine A. NJ, and
Five P. NJ, for the purpose of said
trust.
c. C. NORTHooTT,
Trustee.
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