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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

One you get him in. how can you
Keep him from jumping out Of The
front door. which must be large
enough Tor him to come in by.
Yes admitted the Fox, the
front door ! large enough. This is
how I will do it. | Will put up
sign in front OF the cave in the
rocks. and the sign will say: Come
in here will sign to it the name
Of Mr.. Twistytaii, the pig gentle
man.
Uncle Wiggilv and the gentle
man pig are great friends, - went
on the Fox. "Once the rabbit has
gone IN the cave to visit his friend
- he thinks. YOU and l will be
hiding in the bushes. We win roll a
T. big rock in front Of the door and
the rabbit can I get out.
J But, maybe his friend, Mr..
/ Twistytail. who i, in the cave will
help him push the stone away.
/ growled the Wolf.
Nonsense" laughed the Fox.
'.Don I YOU understand? There
viii he no pig in the cave-the
sign viii say So, but he won I real
! " be there. Ii will be Il good
trick.
1T sounds 50. if you ask me- -
howIcd the Wolf. 80 the two bad
chaps printed the sign, saving Mr..
Twi,tytail was in the cave, ana ip-
+, viting Jnclr Wiggilv TO enter. Then
FL. E,v .+rI tIr. Wolf yy.,itaI
oh. ho, whistlcd Uac'r Wig
( ailv hopping along near the cave.
Aud when be saw the sign he said:
: $50 my friend MIR. Twi,tytail the
! pi- Is In there: is he? Nice and
. cool he Is. to be sure. II 60 in and
scc him,
/ "Thc trick was workiug," whis-
percd the Fox to the Wolf,
.lt seems to bc!' chucklcd the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Sept, 81. 1911

Mrs. Arthur Edgar and daughter
have returned from their vacation
on the coast.
Miss Edna Loomis returned to FL
Centre. Sunday morning, after a
summer ; vacation at Banning.
Ten carloads of grapes were ship
ped from Brawlev between July is
and July %. The returns of sl.0J
crate on Malaga variety was high
lv satisfactory. Almost all the
fruit shipped was of the Malaga va
rietv. The returns on the Thomp-
son 5 scedlcss were not such Is to
encourage their growth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

with Mrs. McKinnon S mother, \
Otis Copple.
Mrs. Mark McClelland retur
Saturday from San Diego WI
she has been spending the sunni
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mcachum
FL Cajon spent several days Vi
ing Mr.. and Mrs. IL. l.. Boget.
Mr., and Mrs. |. II. Shaw II
returned from Il scven-wecks > Il
or trip through Texas.
Mrs. f.. X. WorIey and daugh
Dorothy, have returned from &
vacation which was spent at !
lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell Of I'm.
perial Valley for this date
in past years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Sept. 27; 1906

The work of cleaning away the
debris OF the ice plant is rapidly
progressing. Ernest Fromme will
supervise the erection of the build
ing and installation of the machin-
cry.
Walter +. Moore. the independent
candidate for sheriff has been in the
valley for week.
Mrs. Grceulcaf ha, been i'll
for few days but is very much i'm
proved.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND NlCtN
Fair tonight and Tuesday
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Tuesday but
gy Tuesday morning on the ct
normal temperature; low hum
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA. Ariz, sept. - Mean
daily gage heights in feet and
mean discharge in sccond.fcct Of
the Colorado river at Yuma. Arlz.
for the week ending Sept. y, 1926:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

Some Of the heathest communities in America do
the most kicking about the weather Probably that
gives them enough interest in life to keep them healthy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
SUNLIGHT

The sunshine goSpe-which is scientific gospel
continues TO spread At gathering of sanitary in
specorS at Brantford Ont chief health Inspector
OF Winnipeg spoke forcibly Light and HEALTH
emphasizing the need OF natural light in living and
working quarters.
The four chief needs for the health of the conlmun-
ity, he declared, are these:
\ clean atmosphere in cities and towns;
The admission OF direct sunlight all working and
living quarters, particularly in homes where there are
growing children;
The perfection OF a window glass to admit ultra
violet rays-the part Of sunlight especially promoting
health and growth;
The nculcation i'll the minds OF the people the alb
soute need OF direct sunlight in winter well
summer, for the maintenance of health.
1t would be we'll if health officers everywhere were
harpng on this subject. 1t has taken the human
good many thousand years to learn how sunshine af
fects life and to start making intelligent of it and
where it IS lacking, begin providing the best subst
tutes possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

Now the Germans said to be getting sore at the
Dawes plan because it makes it too easy for them to
pay repar3tiOns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

Somebody, speaking of Labor Day, thinks the mill
March Is?
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

Mussoni is wise to support an ant-profanity move
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

Subject to correction by auto.
matte recorder curve. Bureau Of
Reclamation, Tug.s, Ariz.
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America Is Most
Reckless Nation on
Earth, Speakers Say

Detroit, Mich, Oct. -. (P) Amer
lea is the most reckless nation. on
earth. its accident ratio is .highcr
than that of any other nation and
particularly is its rate Of traffic ac-
cidcnts higher than ever before in
history. speakers said today ut the
national safety council.
Charles +. Hill, general safety
agent Of the New York Central Lines,
was authority for the statement .hat
America is the most reckless Of ma
tions. The only offset u this con-
dition he said is safety education.
Ignorance. selfishness and care
lessaess are responsible for VI per
cent of the traffic accidents, Frede-
rick J. Haynes. chairman Of the board
Of directors of Dodge Brothers Inc.
told the congress.
State control of all traffic reuula-
tions except those bearing on purely
local conditions were advocated by
Benjamin &. Eynon of Harrisburg.
Pa. registrar of motor vehicles for
Pennsylvania. He also proposed sep
aration Of traffic divisions from the
regular police force and the establish
mcnt Of special traffic courts.
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At the Bismarck
Public Library

There are n number Of new books
for children available a. the public
library today. They include the fol-
lowing:
hooks For Little Children
Grover. "Overall Boys"
Books For Children in Trades :.s
Rabbit. "The Jataka Tales"
Jacob. English Fairy Tales"
Rocks For Children In Grades 4-5
Aanrude. "Lisbeth Longfrock.'
Ashmun. school Keeps Today"
Perkins. "Thc Cave Twins"
BOOKS For Children In Grades ~
Plimpton. "Your Workshop"
Sandburg. "Rootabaga stories"
Books For Children In Grades rs
Dix. Soldier Rigdalc."
Eastman. Indian Heroes and
Great Chicftains."
Hcwins. "A Travellers Letters to
Boys and Girls"
krohn. "Old King Cole"
London. Call Of the Wild"
Proctor. Young Folks Book Of
the Heavens"
White. "Daniel Boone, Wilderness
Scout"
Three books Of reference have also
been added to the adult collection to-
dav. They are:
The latest edition of Wchster's New
International Dictionary.
Grams Home Library Atlas of the
World Almanac and Book Of Facts
for 1926
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

stage success which comes to the
Capitol Theatre today, Wednesday.
Victor Schcrtzinger directed the pro-
duction from screen-play by Eva
Unscll. There is widespread feel
ing that Miss Bennett eciipses even
her soul stirring portrayal Of the
mother in "Stclla Dallas" This
characterization brought her world
fame.
"Thc Lily" Boosting one Of the
most pretentious casts ever assembled
is a gripping story of sister-lovc,
with many Of the scenes laid in ro-
mantle old chateau in France.
: John St. Polls. one of the most
polished actors in America, is cast
as Mount dc Maigny. while Ian Keith,
u protcge Of Bclasco himself, plays
the highly important role Of the
handsome young artist in love with
Christi.ne. the counts youngest
daughter.
In the strong supporting cast are
included Rcata Hoyt, Fsllies beauty,
Barry Norton. a striking young arts
tocrat from Argentina. Richard
Tucker. Gertrude Short. Rosa Eu-
dami, Lydia Ycamans Titus, James
Marcus, Thomas Ricketts,.
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

Dorothy Gish appears as Nell
Gwyn" in the feature Of that name at
the Eltingc today and Tuesday. It is
the intls> uing romance of England's
popular actress and her royal sutton.
The following is film critics COM
mont on the picture:
.Ncll Gwyn, who charmed the heart
Of kings and nation, comes to life
again, this time on the screen, in what
is certainly the best English produc-
ton which this reviewer has yet seen.
1t has life. it has sparkle and fresh
ness. and the general production val
ucs are Of an order comparable with
those in the best Hollywood product"
"Miss Gish is truly magnificent in
the role. She Literally has every
thing A we'll chosen east surrounds
her. Juliette Compton is excellent as
Ncll's rival for tho kings affections.
This. is strictly first-class produc-
ton and should stand on its own bot
tom anywhere"
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BUSINESS WOMEN MEET

The monthly social and business
meeting Of the Business and Profess
sonal Womcn's club was held last
evening in the club rooms with Miss
Chrissic Bulge. Mrs. Il. v. Stair, Mrs.
NellieEvarts and Mrs. G. A. Slorby,
officers of the club. in charge. The
evening was spent with sewing and
an informal discussion Of the clubs
business Refreshments were served
at the conclusion Of the evening.
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ENTERTAINs WITH PARTY

Miss Mary Aandcn entertained the
office force Of the Armour creamery
last evening at a party in her apart
ment on Fourth street. There were
eighteen guests. Bridge was played
during the evening, honors going to
Miss Marie jacobson, Ollie Parmenter,
Lowell Jones and Harry Cunningham.
Halloween decorations were used. A
luncheon was served at the conclu-
sion Of the evening.
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co TO FARGO

Misses Minnie Nelson. state super
intendent of public instruction, Miss
Hazel Nelson and Mrs. Martha +.
Ta.cm, both officials Of the depart
ment Of public instruction. and J. f.
Bjorlic, state high school inspector,
are representing the state department
ut the North Dakota Educational As
ISOLATION which is meeting in Fargo
today. tomorrow and Friday.
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DecOratpS Window
For Prize Contest

Entering a window display contest
being conducted by the Ccllucotton
Products company of Ncenah, Wis.
5. 4. Marcks. decorator for tha A. ".
Lucas company here, is today placing
in one Of the store windows ko cx
display. The window will he photo
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Examinations For
Customs Inspector
to Be Given Soon

The I. $. Civil Service Commission
announces an open competitive ex-
animation for Customs Border In
spcc,or for Duluth, Mimi. and North
Dakota customs districts. Receipt of
applications will close Nov. 10. For
further information and application
blanks apply to the Local Secretary,
L. $. Civil Service Commission at the
Bismarck nostofficc.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

The young people OF the Presbyter.
ian church were entertained last eve
ming at a Halloween party There
were more than so in attendance.
Decorations in orange and black, with
witches, COLLINS; cats, owls and 9TH
err Halloween favors adorned the
church parlors where the affair was
he'd. The entertainment included a
tour of the basement which was in
charge of Il group of Halloween
spritcs. Fortune telling and games
were under the direction Of J. J. NJ.
Macleod. A refreshment course was
served at the conclusion Of the eve
ming
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graphed tonight and the picture for.
warded to the company.
Prizes totaling $4,000 have been
offered in this window decorating
contest. and Mr.. Marcks hopes that
his efforts may win for him some Of
the money. The frs: prize is 5000.
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ince. There were no casualties
among tho constabulary.
The constabulary was attempting to
arrest three Moros who recently MUIR
dcrcd Otto Il. Scifort, an American
citizen. The outlaws took refuge in
Gotta, or fort. which the constabn-
larry Stormed.
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MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting Of the American Lc-
gion Auxiliary which was to have
School in Mandan tonight has been
postponed for one week. The meet
ing will he held next Wednesday
night.
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BLACK WOOL SMART

The black wool coat banded and
collarcd with nutria or beaver is very
smart-black and brown is smart
combination in color as well.
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MEMBER SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY
IN FARGO ON BUSINESS

Members Of the board of admins
tration went to Fargo today where
they will attend the meetings of tho
state educational association. They
will also make an official visit to
the state agricultural college there
and will attend special convocation
tomorrow
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LADIES' AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon ut
3 O'Clock. Important business is to
be transacted and all members are
urged to attend.
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LIONS CL-B PARTY TONIGHT

LIONS CLUB PARTY TONIGHT
Members Of the Lions club, their
wives and guests, are anticipating an
unusually enjoyable party tonight
when the Lions entertain with a
Halloween dinner dance ut the Grand
Pacific hotel. Elaborate plans have
been made for the affair.
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pOTLrCK SUPPER

The Royal Neighbors will enter
tain tomorrow evening at $3.50 with
a potluck supper at the Odd Fellows
Hall. Each member will bring her
husband or another guest. After a
short business meeting cards and
games will be enjoyed.
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RIyMMACE SALE

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will have their annual rum
mage sale tomorrow at the church.
The sale will begin at 0 o'clock and
articles of every description will be
Offered to the nublic.
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PIrNuACE SALE

The Rebekah lodge will hold a
rummage sale Friday, October 90, az
the Odd Fellows Hail. The lodge
plans to have large variety Of ar
ticles on sale and cordially invites
the public to visit its sale.
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SrEAKs no MINOT GLUE WOMEN

SPEAKS TO MlNOT CLUB WOMEN
Miss Bertha X. Palmer will speak
Monday evening. November 1, for the
members of the Schuman Music club
of Mnot. All other clubs of the city
will be guests Of the Schuman club
on that occasion. Miss Palmer's sub
,cct will be. "Somc Word Pictures
from Europe"
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Minnishoshe Chapter
D. A. R. Guests in
'Mandan at Luncheon

Members Of Minnishoshe Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. were entertained Tuesday after
noon at IL o'clock at a luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. W. H. Stutsman. $40
Third street northwest, with the
members of Mandan Chapter as hos
tesses. The tables were decorated
with red, white and blue and red and
white carnations formed centerpicces.
Covers were marked for 81 guests at
eight quartet tables.
The PROGRAM given after the lunch
con included II talk by Mrs. Stutsman
on her recent trip to Europe. Mrs.
K. w. SINNERS, regent of the Man
dan chapter, sang vocal solo, and
greeted the quests. Mrs. w. S.Strat-
ton, regent of the Minnishoshc Chap
ter, gave short talk. A number Of
revolutionary, period relics were OK
hibited during the afternoon.
MEMBER SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY
Robert Birdzcll. son Of Judge and
Mrs. l.. +. Birdzell Of Bismarck, was
one of four members Of the senior
class at the University Of North Da-
kota, to be elected to Phi Beta Kapp,
national honorary scholastic fratcr-
nifty, at meeting Of the University
Of North Dakota chapter Monday.
Other members will be elected in the
spring hut fall elections are held to
confer special honor on those stu
dents who by exceptional scholarship
have proved themselves worthy Of
the honor at the end of their junior
year. Lucy Johnston. Wales: Mar
garct Radcliffe, Larimore; and Alden
W. Squires, Grand Forks, are the
other three elected.
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VISITS IN MCKENZIE

Patrick Gabel, accompanied by the
Misses Lillian Christensen and Ruby
Halverson, visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hughes in Mckenzie
Sunday.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. H. F. Tiedman
Hostess Tuesday
at Bridge Party

Mrs. H. +. Tiedman entertained
last evening at her home, 5 West
Broadway. with Halloween bridge
party. The decorations and table
appointments were carried out in
orange and black.
Three tables. were in play during
the evening. honors going to Mrs.
X. +. Potter and Mrs. j. W. Me-
Guinness. A course luncheon was
served at the conclusion OF the games.
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NOyEl; NECKLACES

Flexible necklaces Of diamonds and
sapphires have been effectively
copied in rhincstones and colorcd
glass. probably. and are effective il
not expensive.
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FASHIONS
YlONNEr SLEEVE

The new Vionnet sleeve that lis
deep ut the armholc and very narrow
at the wrist is particularly effective
in the black satin or black velvet
gown.
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HERE FROM WILLMAR

Col. {. A. Rice, we'll known resident
of Willmar. Minnesota, and Ed. Sci
v,g, also of Willmar, have returned
to their homes after a few days visit
in Bismarck. While in the city they
we're entertained ut the holae Of
friends.
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IL MOrOs Killed in
Battle With Troops

Manila. Oct. 27-LP)- Twelve Moros
were killed in fight today between
Philippine constabulary troops and a
band Of Moro outlaws in Lanao prov
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GUILD TO MEET

There will be meeting Of St.
Georges Episcopal Guild at the home
Of Mrs. S. A. Floren, IT'S Fourth
street, Thursday Afternoon.
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CAPITOL THEArER

Belle Bennett. according to preview
critics. does the greatest work of her
screen career in The Lily" the film
version OF David Belasco's memorable
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Come and see our stamped
goods sale. October %. % and
3O.-Peacock Art Shop. sos
Broadway.
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ROSE AND GOLD

\ very lovely evening frock is
made Of rose crepe over slip of
cloth If gold, the upper tunic being
slit to reveal the golden lining.
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TEACHERS GUESTS AT DINNER
Teachers of the Bismarck schools
will be honor guests at a dinner to-
morrow evening to be given by the
bismarck Rotary club. The wives of
the Rotar;ans will also be guea,s::
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HE REMEMREREn

Lets see" said Mcthusclah, who
was trying to recall date. "that was
just after celebrated my fourth
sesqui-centennial.-- Detroit News.
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pARrNTs OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Overman of
Tappen are the parents Of daughter
born last evening at the st. Alexius
hospital
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GOES TO LOS ANGELES
w. C. Heckley left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, California, for an extended
visit.
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TAILORED BELTS

An odd note in the winter styles is
the use Of strictly tailored belts of
gold or silver leather on chiffon eve
ming gowns.
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ZION LUTHERAN LADIES TO MEET

ZION LUTHERAN LADIES TO MEET
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid
will meet at the Zion Evangelical
church Thursday afternoon at 2:3O.
Mrs. II. Mailman will be hostess. The
annual election OF officers will take
place. All members are urged to ut
tend.
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GOES TO FARGO

Miss Madge Runey left this morn
ing for Fargo to attend the meeting
~ The State Educational Association.
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There will be no meeting OF
the American Legion Auxil.
larry at the State Training
School tonight. The meeting
has been postp0ned.-~
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TERED SKIRT HERE

The blouscd back and uneven hem
line are firmly entrenched in the
mode. So is the TERED skirt.
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pIpr.E GLASS TO NEkT

The st. George Episcopal church
Bible class will meet this evening at
8 o'clock in the parish house.
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HERE From DETROIT LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LindstrOm OF De-
troit Lakes, Minnesota, are in the city
transacting business. and visiting
relatives. Mr.. Lidstr0m is editor of
the Detroit Lakes Tribune.
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Hair Styles
In Paris
BY Edna Wallace Honne,

This is how girls and women were
dressing hair in Paris when was there
last summer. Some have permancn,
waves. smooth and glossy. Some have
one week waves combed over the fingers.
sGn,e have sleek hair like . we'll.
aroomed boys.
For all styles they use a new-tyre
hair dress, such rs usc. Il keeps the
wave or curl. Or j, keeps hair fluffy.
like my hair. ii one desires Or il keep,
hair smooth aud glossy without Yreuse.
a, the same time Il gives the hair a
laster and enhances. the color | have
never found a hair dress 10 compare
All toilet counters now sell that hair
dress as Edna Wallace Hopper's Wa\ {
and Sheen. The price Is IS cents.
Whatever style Of hair you like bcs'
this is something YOU must try. |, keen.
tic wave. the curl ar The fluff Or i
lceps The hair sleek without grease
Then the added beauty il gives viii
:a,aze and delight you.
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Come and zee our stamped
goods sale. October Is, ~,
*. Peacock Art Shop sos
Broadway.
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TO GIVE PROGRAM AND SUPPER
Teachers Of the Moffit school will
give program and will serve u
cafeteria supper Saturday !, evening.
October so, at 8:l5. at the school. The
public is invited. 49,
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WANTS TO BROADCAST THANKS
FOR HEALTH RECOVERY

"Y0u know" says Arthur O'MaIlcy.
Carson Hill, Cal, II would like you
to broadcast this. | suffered, from
kidney and rheumatic trouble, but
less than two bottles Of Foley Pills.
want other sick people to know about
thcnf." Foley Pills. diurctic slim
ulant for tho kidneys. are ! reliable
valuable medicine. constantly in use
over o5 years. Try them for hack.
aches, rheumatic pains and dwellings,;
for duh headaches. nervousness,
.tired -0nt" feeling. and Aixturhed
sleep. Satisfaction guaranteed. adv.
Interview HonAfablc J. 1. Page,
Democratic eandfdate for congress.
man from the second district, q the
Mex ~nzie hotel, Thursday evealnk.
October 26th. Pol. Adv.