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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

parks are the California State Red
wood Park near Santa Cruz, known
Is the Big Basin the Humboldt
safe Park. which is redwood land
along The state highway in Hum
b0ldt county. the Mt. Diahlo state
Park, and the BWncy Falls State
Park or thA gPit RiFpfs< -
Aprop0s Of .he redwoods and the
fund which bhc California Fedora
tion Of WomtA's Clubs are N pre-.
sent busied in raising in order to
purchase North pyaryiIle Flats near
Eureka, several prominent ciubwo-
men VIII be- iEAaoftaiized bv hay
:ng . trec purchased III their honor;
among these are Mrs. Johu c. Ur-
Cuhart, retiring a.atc prta:dent;
Ms. tltas IL Toll, retiring District
lres.d it; Mrs. OsgooJ Of tie Fri
lay Morning Glib. Mrs. L. b. Wake
man OF the Hollywood WcAlan ;
Club. aad Mrs Lorbeer. who will
undoubtedly bE the next Les IN
.,eles district PRESIDENT, and who
VIII have 20 resolve hers Z mtg
twins IN ORDER to accommodate the
double honor Of having two. trrcS.
purchased j. her honor.
Tbs redwood fund is growing
fast, and has recently had 9tcitriy
s2oJ aGdeI to its through the sale
of the Illuminated poem, 'iTsee and
Woman by Mrs. l.malie Tiner-
hoff, which Is on sale. =. s-ate ieaI-
quarters, l0Q7 South Grand.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Mystery limitations
Excite Young Folks

y large group of FL Centre 5
young people are going about in Il
Very coniectural mood and with
great anticipation rs the rc,alt Of
q mys .erious invitation which they
have received to come TO IN April
fcol dance at the Barbara Worth
hotel tomorrow evening.
y number of folks have been sus-
pected as the clever host OF hos
tess, but no certain one has been
definitely tagged, - Just what
develops tomorrow night remains to
be found out.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Pretty Easter Party
Enjoyed by Riddles

Littlc Norma and Betty Benton
entertained number of their
friends with a delightful Easter
party at their home ON Commercial
avenue Saturday.
\ very happy time was had by
each little guest in huntiug Easter
eggs, playing games and enjoying
the delicious refreshments which
had been prepared for them by
Mrs. Benton, consisting of ice
cream and large candy Easter eggs.
Those present included Marg0e-
rite Faweett, Mary Lois Graves,
Lillian jackson, Virginia Hetzel,
Elcie Mitchell, Ada Bess Beynon,
Jane Anderson, Virginia Bishop,
Ruth Capen, Ethel Pearl Cross,
Ethys Ogden, Geraldine Johnson,
Gene Hill, Barbara Ann Anderson,
Francis Jane Thompson, Eva Nit
chell, Polyanna Stone, John Hill,
Bobby Ferris, Jimmie Brown, Bark
ley Ezell, Norman Morris, Herbert
Ezell, Neal Morris and Basil VII
Hams.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
". c. Z. y. Mcets at
STACK Home, FRIDAY

The regular business meeting Of
the ". {. T. [. viii be held al the
home of Mrs. Mary Stack, 81. Com
mercial street, Friday. April 3. Mrs
Belle Scott, president, urges all
members 20 be present and state
that the meeting will begin prompt
ly at p. m.
The all day meeting of the union
viii be held Friday April l.. ia
stead Of the coming Friday, rs was
previously announced. The meet.
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Charles Collier. one mila west of
own. y pot-iuck luncheon VIII be
served at noon and all members are
requested to arrange to be present.
The man Who said figures didn t
lie neves paid an income tax.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Bridge Party Enjoyed
at Home Of McNeeceS

Mr.. and Mrs. John MtNeeoa on-
tcrtained a group of their friends
with Il delightful bridge party at
their home on Date street last
night The Easier motif was very
effectively carried out in the deco
rations Of the home, the tall;es,
dainty favors and delightful refresh
LlentS.
Mrs. J. B. McNcccc won the
women 5 high score honors and
Fred Il. Cross took the mtn 5 high
score prize Of she evening.
Inose present included NJ. and
Mrs. J. B. MeNceee, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry c. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Meagher, Mr.. and Mrs Fred X.
Cross, Er. and Mrs. +. \. Burger
and The hest and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

+ Mrs. !. DrUmmond Huston and
Mrs e. An. Aflisolf OF inipc-isf .7cr-e
telatL \ 81 tassea al "a pr4ttiiv a4slniHt-
| cd bridge luncheon I'M thc private
dining room Of the Barbara Worth
1 Ae5el Yesterday.
y clever flaf9 WAS used br the
| hoStesscs il. rffeiving their CUES ;
and III III" dfl.nih way in which
they We're entertained. Each guest
/ was received at the east entrance
Il the h9tel and ushered into Il
home ike scene which had been OBJ
tanned by the use Of beautiful soft
colored screens. The guests were
divided into three groups, with a
Hostess Tor each group and tie lun-
cheon was served upon card fables,
which were aftcgwagd aSed .in ,glay-
inG bridge.
Beautiful bouquets Of lilies.
what . naIcissss and Mexican pop
pies with al abundance of greeuery
i'm numerous tall, colorful baskets
were used a floral decorat fea ST o
carry out the Easter color scheme.
The delightful four course luncheon
the dainty corSage bouquets tied
with dcli2ate sitsdes OF green rib
bon, the cieEcr hand made place
cards m.@ @tie maur gold shaded
lamps which were placed here and
Tffere about the room further Carried
ont the color motif in u delightful
49,
tn high score ptizc of the after
looa was won by Mrs. Ross IIirk-
ca~, Mrs. J.. G. House took second
prize and Mes lanes Charles l..
Scott. Il. L. wills of Brawlcv and
IS s.. gafron Of Imperial were each
presented with consolation fuvors
from their hostess, while the guest
Iize went to br. Frances Elliott Of
san Diego.
Tile 2.e,t list included DR.. Fran
.yes Liptt u san Diego, Meslmes
" II. Best Of Bawicv. MesoGmes
George r"G.iH, H. = Capr9u aHd :.
J.. Williams III Imperial aud Mos-
da.e- Leroy Uo.t Arthur El4ar,
Ross uu.coH. F.. K. &. F4'ou, ".
r. Conway. &. T.. Scott, r, A. Nance
Ca.euse touauf, J.. &. House, W.
-Nr.. ArrIe, A. ~ Williams. Nout
tH5. ". j. Reid. Bobcr, kcrev, R.
U..r.mahe'i, T. L. Gutawaitc, G.
j. aa--.a-. laha T. itrr, Albert W.
.a-. pH Res viii >. Fawcett. T..
h. J....-. Tom Gil and Elizabeth
tM95-..
& --Ha4Hu1 bridge. If 5.5s7 feet
is 7, Hc built ACROSS the bag arm
II 4ut.eeM Contra Costa County.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
u. S. TO EXTEND AID 70
MOTHERS OF HAWAII

Fer the first time Since Hawaii
las bcca a possession Of the United
States, our government wi. be able
to work for the welfare Of Ha-
n.diaa- mothers Hd babies, due 10
legislation enacted BY tLc congress
just adJouucd. Al is tiist session
tiis congress passed biH permit
ting tLc ,Etru-.ou of the Maternity
aeu Infancy Act TO Hawaii, and at
il, second session authorized an ap-
pIopria'jou ~ $4,000 10 carry on
This work. The baby death rate in
1922 for Hawaii was l2o per 1000
iYc births, as compared with Il
United States rate in that year Of
rs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
LUNCHEON CANAPE

To onc.half cup leftover boiled
salad dressing add one tcaspoonful
gclatjne which has been softeaed
in onc.fourth cup cold milk and
dissolved by stirring over hot
water Add two tablespoonfuls
each of finely chopped chives or
onion and green pepper. Mold in
tiny cups. Toast thin slices OF
stale bread cut in square or in
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

Tulamook county, Oregon, grows
heavily Of bulbs and growers are
putting out heavily of parcissus,
importation of which ceases i'll
1926
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

fancy shapes, spread with melted
butter, and place on this Il thin
slice OF pealcd tomato. unmold
qgelatine mixture, cut in thin slices
and top the tomato. Servo as u
first course at luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

Contract, for building the Car
Puucz Straits bridge nave been let,.
tor $GgO00OO the largest exclusive
highway bridge ii The world.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

Prof. Hartman Of the Oregon
agricultural college warns farmers
not to plant pears as overproduc-
tiDn threatens.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

Il & s-4av.un bridge. If 5.5s7 feet
II is :, Hc built ACROSS the bay arm
Il II Antioch, Contra Costa County.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

This Great Production at
Regular Prices. Also Felix
the Cat in Follow the
Swallow"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
CLEVERLF EXECUTED
BRIDGE LUNCHEON By
IMPERIAL POSSESSES

Mrs. J. DrUmmond Huston and
Mrs. -. An. Allison or fnrT'criaf .7cI-e
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

y Wy pl-iay.11a program i,
..L.--.... - - -. -. = - =.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

This is Their Last Appearance Before They Leave
For New York to Go on the Big Time Vaudeville
Show. Don't Miss Them Oh, Boy How They Can
Dance
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ehestr @ WOW (5sejo oma Rsaewor.
cb Str. '4SWS8S6A pa, pEssyyeHport 5owamor-
1880 r. M.-woAw (52e,. omaha-or-
1l;f5 p M-wDAF 1860. Kansas City
l2io5 ?. MM11KEE {4es q. Los Angeles
HinHMMusic Nv WsA 90V 1885, re cnein,
nati-Mi ST4Sb.S snt sSpTY
Chicago Stations
Church service %BcN Sa66 P5e0Ps
G6are6 service A wen 0'V t5 5oeGiIfl
l1:45 4. M.E-wGN Cs7o-organ recital.
800 p. M.-wGS 800 Hrt Artists F concern.
WGN l37U-Chicago Musical college
4:f5 r. M.-KYw t5354). Studio con-
Is ?. M-wBCN Caee)-classical con.
SO P. M.-wEBH C37o)-Twilight mu.
s:l5-6:I5 P. M.-wBCN (2eeJ-vesper
$3.50 P. M.----wLs (345)-Ralph Emerson
10 p M.@WEBH ta7oD-studio pro-
IS p. M.-wLs (344.eD-Musical pro-
1;lo :. M.-wBcN C2ee).-waIter league
studio program.
700 +. M.-KYW (5354)-Sunday Eve
ming club
$40 P. M.-WQJ (44S). Orchestra spe-
cialties.
9:I0 p. M,-wGN (37O)- Talk by Charles
H. Gabriel Jr
Programs Outside Chicago
$50 a. M.-WHK t273) Cleveland
Service. WGY (379.5). Schenectady =
Services. WLW (4223) Cincinnati
Sunday school WREO (9S55), Ian
sing Mich. Services
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Radio PROGRAMS

0'S SrcPessra WIN S5Si&> h So% RorR
Violin
O.4S P. M-woo 1880, Davenport,
$500 P. M;-wDAF. (365.6l, Kansas City
VIZ WV 0oS$$4 Philadslp9aqnGdle wP
MoXw 500, oma6aG Dramatic hour,
e.cS ?. %;EWBz (s5S.$1, Springfield,
~orchestra. WIN 9(56i.4) New York
7-Musle voc l4S3;6) Davenport.
a a2Goah HRN prosr $SS Sh'n
6:45 P. M.-woAw 1920, omaha-or-
ego :: Mm ~ cs,o (44s;s &c. Davenport,
1900 F, M.-KDKA, COOL. East Pitts
Fssaa worthsmsHndayI school &C n WsZ
ss sSsSf B BPEnskS e1eres side WGT
l37e.5), Schenectady-Fr lesson.
WIN (3e1.2l New York-yocal. WL oH
1855, washiagton@Mgsic. wNY9
1884,, S Sieyelan XorEmgalfs. wTAM
7:15 p. M.NwIP (5Qs.@} Philadelphia
20 8sH e. M Pew # H t4gY ard New York
1850 =. M.-cNRo t485), ottawa-or-
chestra. KDKA (309.1l. East Pitts
burgh-Band concert. WCAE (461 81 ,
Pittsburgh-LConcert. WHAS, (399;Sl,
Louisville-Concert., WOAW (526)
City, Iowa---Music. WIZ (454.3), New
York-Baritone.
500 P. M;-aKsD (545D, st. Louis-7-Mu-
Paul-"Fireslde PHILOSOPHERS. WOR
(405.2), Manufacturers of States
prosram Wos (4460G9) s Jefferson City,
ffo ifxy-- nodo
Cincinnati-Concert WTAM (289.4)
Observation-Disclosures. WEAF (491 . ,
New YorS-Orchestra.
s:15 p. M.--WBz l333. 81 Springfield,
Mass-Orchestra. WSAI (325.9). Gin
cnnati-SeXtet.
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$3.50 P. M-wCCo (41e.4). Minneapolis
ST. Paul-Shrine band.
900 p. M.-KFNF (266), Shenandoah.
Iowa-Concert. WOAW 1920. Omaha
Music voc (4S3.6(, Davenport.
Altnatic City-Orchestra. WSAI $3.50
Cincinnati Review. WOR (405.2) 3.
Newark Program. WRC (46S.5D 4,
Observation-Disclosures. WREO (2S5.6)
Lansing Mich-Orchestra.
ass.-Barytone WIP (5oS.2J, Phila-
delphia-Dance orchestra
9:10 r, M.13WNYC $500 New York
e:l5 JAZZ :. MYTHS f4TH ,a74.sy Hot Springs
Fiddle band. WSAI $3.50, Cincinnati
9:3O =, M.-CKAc GID, Montreal
Dance Program. WRC 1850 Washing,
ton Saturday Nighters. WIZ
(4543), New York-Orchestra
1000 p. M.--KFI (46S.5). Los Angeles
Program. KGO (361.2l Oakland-Car-
Orchestra WCco (4164l. Minneapolis
St Paul-Orchestra. WEAF (491 81
New orchestra WoR Boo (54o5.2l
1905 p. M.-WIP (5os.2), Philadelphia
1875, r. M.-KTHs (374.s), Hot Springs
IL 100 P. MKT (46s.5). Los Angeles
Trio WANG (315.6) Long Island
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7:4S T: M:-wGXz Cs7a;51, oshenectsdiy-
Orchestra. WCCO 14I04j Minneapolis

t osches vi VIZ 1923 oaSa s%
Orchestra. WCCo 14l6.4j Minneapolis
p mKFNF tsSe). shenandoah; Iowa
sgTgiGngaed. Mass.1organ:, WEAR
wHB (465.e). Kansas City-services.
WIKI WIKI ,t27sG Ceveland-Mnsic ~ Voc
SLY %sAf 'a M2wE GRSnnn'ssrvif Ssrrlen
springs-Music WEEI 1861, Bos-
ttonmcQIH HIS Untversity organ, also s.
WEAF. II KDk a (sSa;n; East T pits 7;
(3369). Northfeld Mass:-sacred pro,
gram; WIP t50s,2l. Phiadelphia-
Theater orchestra. WLW (422.3). Gin
s;45 T. M.-KoA t322.4). Denver-serv-
900 P; M;-KrHs }s74ss9. Hot Springs
City1Program. .wGY l379;5), sehe-
TfS4adyy9nst W W5Y f2S5 New
YorH-"Reminiscences So Of a IRE Reporter. ter
woAw (626j, omaha-services. wsUl
t1 4sse .o Io W r, City, RI 1ow1a1Hymns
s.1S T. M NV Hiy 4is4( Minnespoiis
St. Paul--Program. RFUO (o45.15. ST.
Louis-Sacred program.
e:sS 9.. p MmwTAY (S5S a Oak Park Tx
la9 6rc5ch WA WFAA 1922 Dallas Dallas
o.I RsFi +. iG M.@wHS ,se12,. New York
1000 P. MYTHS (374.s). Hot Springs
Dance orchestra.
Mos f. M wBXP 4 45S t e. A Wo1fS
11:lS P. M.-wHB 1860, Kansas City
Mo.-Organ.
I2 Midnight-KFI (Aes.5). Los Angeles
Orchestra
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30 A. M.-wHB 1860. Kansas City
Christian Church.
10 A. M.-WCAE (461.2). Pittsburgh
Temple.
3:51 A. M.--wHAs (399.s). Louisville
1900 A.. M.-wwJ (3527). Detroit
1920 4. MLwCco (41e.4). Minneapolis
IL 200 A; M.-wLW t422.3), Cincinnati
1900 Noon-wEAR 1894, Cleveland
LOO F. M.&woc C4ss.e,. Davenport.
I;IS T. M@wEAR 1884, Cleveland
l;2O T. M:-KDKA Csos.D, East Pitts.
ZOO r. M.-WCAE (4e1.3). Pittsburgh
Church; WHB t365.e), Kansas City.
ESQ p. M.wwEAR 1894. Cleveland
s:ss ?: M.-wGY (a7s.6). SCHENECTADY
500 SSrSS SKDKA Aes sOeR East Pitts.
m' WsAf 55sS H0G cneianst
4:1o T: M.@wcco (41e4). Minneapolis
A.so r. M.-WHXs Caas 81 Louisville
Gypns WILT tsS455, PhiIadelphis-
o:so p. M-wCAE t4e1.a). Pittsburgh
els ?. M.-wGR (31e) .Buffalo-organ.
WIP 15Qs "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Roxy and HIS Gang" also WEEl
$3.50 p. M.-KFNF (266) Shenandoah
Iowa-Golden Rule circle WGY 1879 81
Schenectady Services. WREO 1855. 81
Lansing Mich.-Services
6:4S p. M;1WCx !5l5.9) :. Detroit
Church. WMH (325.9l, Cincinnati
Church. KDKA (3o9.D. East Pitts
, b M--Wgz es;aa 2, srr,nves,d M,s.
Concert. WSUI (4S3.6). Iowa City
Iowa--Children's hour.
7.15 ?. M.-WJY (405.2). New York
7.so =. M.-wHo $500. Des Moines.-
Orchestra.
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Today's Best

Copyright. 1925, by United Pressl
WPG, Atlantic City, 8 P. M, ESI
Princeton Glee Club.
WIZ, Springheld-Bosto P. M,
EST-Services from Old North
Church, concentrating 150th ami
versary of fPaul Revere's ride, with
addresses by Vice President Dawes
and others.
WEAF, New York, II P. M, EST
Vincent Lopez Orchestra.
WSAI, Cincinnati, IL (midnightl
CST-WSAI midnight entertainers.
WIS, Chicago, 1920 to 11:15 P. M.
CST-National barn dance.
Sunday
Copyright, 1925, by United Press
WIZ, New York and WGY, Sche'
nectady SIS P. M, EST-Ameri-
can Orchestral Society concert.
WBZ, Springfield and
WIZ, New York 3 P. NJ, EST
Exercises commemorating 150th an
niversary of the opening Of the
American revolution.
WEAF, New York; WCAE, Pitts
burgh; WWJ, Detroit; WEEP, Bos
ton; WAR, Providence; WCAPt
ashington, and WCLS, Worcester
1880 P. NJ, EST-Roxey and his
gang.
WCBD, Zion City P. M, est
Concert program.
WIW, Cincinnati p, NJ, est
Kopp's concert orchestra.
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and I can do my homework and
care for my children now, where
before l did not feel like doing any.
thing or going around. After my
first child was born about four years
ago I saw an advertisement in the
paper about the Vegetable Com.
pound. 1 knew 1t would help me,
but was afraid to try 1t because
people said it would help you to have
children and knew I was having
children fast enough. But thought
II 1t would help me 1t would be bet
ter to have a whole house full OF
children and have good health. I
became stronger from taking It and
my husband says look like a live
woman instead Of dead one. When
Spring COMES I am going to take
your Blood Medicine as / am very
thin. I will answer letters from any
woman who wishes to ask about
your medicine" Mrs. william,
Butts. Wellston. ohio.--Advertise
ment.
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HOOSier Briefs

m HE Vermilion County Bar
Association is planning a
IL banquet May in celebra-
ton of the completion of the new
Vermilion County courthouse at
Newport.
Knox County farmers are TO set
aside April 30 or 80 to rio the county
of groundhogs. They plan to kill
the rodents with hydrogen cyanide
gas.
Justice of Peace Grid at Gary or.
dered Hugh Jameson to pay the
Southern Pacific Railroad $67.72 for
damage done to a locomotive which
struck Jamiesons auto when he
parked it ON the track and went to
sleep.
In a divorce complaint Mrs Mary
Vale, near Newport, charged that
Andrew Walle, In an unsuccessful
attempt to make her be a bootlegger.
BACKED her eye and drove her from
their home.
N. f. Stafford and c. w. Decker.
opposing Democratic candidates at
Button for First district council.
man, had their pictures taken to.
gether for a poster on which they
tell voters to take their choice.
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PlMPL.ES FOR
YEARS.
On Knee. Skin Red and
Inhamed. Used 10 Wake'
at Night. Cuticura Heals.

My husband had a breaking
out of pimples on his knee which
bothered him for several years.
The skin was red and infiamed and
his clothing aggravated 1t. 1t itched
and burned causing him to scratch
and used to wake him In the night.
"We sent for a free sample oil
Cuticura Soap and Ointment which
helped so we purchased more, and
after using one cake of Cuticura
Soap and one box of Cuticura ONT
ment he was healed" (Signed)|
Mrs. Emma Mcintosh, Red Cloud,
Nebr.. Oct. 6, 1924.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum promote and maintain skin
purity, skin comfort and skim
health often when all else fails.
Soap 2se. ointmsntzs and Boc- Taisum ase. SOLD |
sxerywhers. Sample each free. Address I
-outzeerA LAboratsFiss, Dept. Il, Maldsn, Maaa' l
- cusieurA Shaving Stick 25s.
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Twelve to Move Snake

LONDON. April 1S.-It required
more men to move a python to the
zoo recently than it does to move
the household belongings of six fam
lilies. Twelve men were required to
keep the big snake, sixteen feet
long, under control.
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55. Genus Of trees OF the type Of
the naples.
56. Calm.
81. Comes in.
VERTICAL
1. Robs.
2. To call.
8. A latter.
4. Measure of area.
S. Slept.
6. Upper house or law body In
United States.
7. Hebrew word for Deity.
S. Constellation east of Cancer.
9. Judicial rules.
10. SCOTS.
10. Seventh note in scale.
16. Opposite Of in.
II. Silk worm.
20. Parts of flowers necessary for
fertilization.
%. Small crown.
"a. Axiom.
%. Saltpeter.
26. Termed.
2S. English money.
81. Afternoon meal.
"a. Blouses.
35. A cat.
SO. To accommodate.
3S. Amendments to a document,
generally on a separate sheet.
40. Because.
Al. Guided.
43. Tender.
46. A hearing in open court by de-
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L was troubled
with my back
and sides hurt.
ing me till I
could not do my
work. and when
ever I caught
cold 1t made me
irregular. Since
1 have taken
the Vegetable
Compound my
side and back
don't bother ma
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Too Generous

DENVER, April 1S.-An income
taxpayer here tried to give Uncle
Sam more than one-third Of his IN
come of s1,626. He thought the
$1,000 exemption for unmarried men
meant that all above that amount
had to be paid to the government,
no he sent his check for $626.
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HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
/. Excessive tension. physical or
mental.
6. Hard coverings Of nuts.
II. Fluid from the eye.
10. Devoured.
{. Thin.
10. A unit of work.
Is. To suppose.
Is. To have an obligation.
10. Exist.
20. To take liquid food with a
spoon.
81. A portion of a curved line.
%. Point OF compass between South
pole and Africa
"a, Application.
q. Carbonated drink containing
ice cream.
20. Metal block used as pattern in
forging.
80. Rodents.
go. Grams.
33. Cupola.
"a. To engage In.
S5. Corelative of to. meaning from.
81. Not remote.
SO. Weakened.
AZ. Subsists.
A. Sun.
As. Allowed.
46. Alleged force supposed to pro-
duce hypnousm.
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mrs. WIN. BUTTS
WAS VERY SICK
Gives Full Credit to Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for Remarkable Recovery

IT took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to make me strong,
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