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VfSITuA LEAYES

Norton Davis Of jamestown return
ed home this morning after visit
here with Ronald Mclntyre.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

Miss Lcnora Collins, rostmi stress
Mt Wing. was in the city today
transacting business.
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Miss Mary Nearing Of Jamestown
left last evening for her home after
a short visit IN Bismarck, the guest
Of Mrs. r. D. Kennedy.
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VISIT SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DelaAarre. Of
Elrin are in Bismarck With their
SON. who is III At the Bismsrck hospa.
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HERE YESTERDAY

HEkE yENo ] 6NDAI
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Sober and MISS
Viola Hagen diving were shopping
and visiting friends in the city yes
terday.
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RETURNS FROM vACArI

RETURNS FROM VACATION
Harry Cawth0rne returned several
days ago from two weeks. visit Mt
his home in Neche. N. d.
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VISITOR RETURNS HONE

Miss vonda Bernard, who has been
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ecklund, returned today to her
home in Minneapolis.
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Wornen's
Oldest
hygienic problem now solved
= new and different way-true
protection Dispose Of il =
easily as tissue.

- HE old-time sanitary pad" Is
j fast becoming rarity. Millions
arc discarding it IS a needless hazard.
.KOTEX," new and remarkable
way, is now used by 8 in 10 better
class women.
- Discards as easily Is . piece Of
Y tissue. No laundry. No cmbar-
Yassment.
It's fiye times a. absorbent as osdi-
cay cotton Pods!
You dine. dance, motor for hours
n sheerest frocks without a seconds
doubt or fear.
II deodorizes, too. And thus stops
ALL danger Of offending.
You ask for It at any drug or de-
partment store. without hcsitancy,
simply BY saying 'KOTEX."
Do as millions are doing. End
old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every
Day. Package Of twelve costs only
a few cents.
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RETURN FROM BADLANDS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kositzky, who
have been enjoying weeks vacs.
ton in the Badiands, have returned
home.
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HERE ON ntfSINESS

uHtkE ON UUSINESS
Mrs. Fred Rupp Of Baldwin was
business visitor in Bismarck yester-
day.
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LEFT FOR NEW YORK
J. l. Whitley left this morning for
New York city on business trip.
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Picnic TONICHT

A group Of Bismarck young people
have planned a picnic for this even
ing on the river banks.
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FROM WILTON
Mrs. J. A. Schracder Of Wilton wa.
= business visitor in Bismarck yestcr
day.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
Wilfred McCusker Of Brsddock
was in the city yesterday on business.
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GUESTS AT JACOBSON HOME

Rev, and Mrs. Bonander OF Still
and Rev. Thorlackson Of SAWYER were
guests Of Rev. a. Mrs. o. S. Jacob
son yestc rday.
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VACATION IN BLACK HILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Melton have
returned from \ motor trip to the
Black Hills.
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HERE FROM KULM

Matt ('looten Of Kuhn was visiting
his daughter. Miss Margaret Clootcn,
in Bismarck yesterday.
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HERE, FROM JAMESTOWN

HERE FROM IAMESTOWN
Miss Mary Nearing Of Jamestown
left last evening for her home after
= short visit in Bismarck, the guest
Of Mrs. Il. D. Kennedy.
VISITOR RETURNS HOME
Miss vonda Bernard, who has been
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ecklund, returned today to her
home in Minneapolis.
GUESTS AT JACOBSON HOME
Rev, and Mrs. Bonander Of Still
and Rev. Thorlackson Of SAWYER were
guests Of Rev. al Mrs. 0. S. Jacob
son yesterday.
HAzELTON WOMEN HERE
Mrs. zoe WOhlman and Mrs. -.
p. Hurts Of Haxelton drove to Bis
marck yesterday to spend the day
with friends.
Is ILL
Miss Tobie SOrenson, VINO suiier-
ed an attack Of appendicitis MONDAY
evening. is reported today ~ getting
along nicely.
uNDERCOES OPERATION
A young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Schrincr had her tonstis re-
moved yesterday ut the Bismarck
hospital. :,
RETURN FROM BADLANDS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kositxky. who
have been enjoying weeks vacs.
ton in the Badiands. have returned
home.
HERE YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Solder and Miss
Viola Hagen diving were shopping
and visiting friends In the city yes
terday.
VISIT SON
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DelaAarre. Of
Elein are in Bismarck With their
son. who is III at the Bismsrck hospa.
tai.
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IS lL.L

Miss Tobie Sorenson, who suffer
Cd an attack Of appendicitis Monday
evening, is reported today a. getting
along nicely.
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.MAzELTON WOMEN HERE

Mrs. zoe Wohlman and Mrs. =.
p. Kurtx Of Haxelton drove to Bis.
marck yesterday to spend the day
with friends.
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ACCEPTS POSITION IN FARGO
Miss Phrenc Junge has gone to
Fargo. where she has accepted y
position. 80
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home. Fancy work was the diver
sion, after which . luncheon was
served. \
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
Quarterly teachers examinations
will he held on Thursday and Fri
day Of this week at the county court
house, It was announced today by
the county superintendent's office.
RETURNS TO MINNESOTA
Miss Edna Ecklund left this morn
ing for Excelsior. Mimi. after spend
Ing q two weeks vacation in Bis
Inarck with hcf parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ecklund.
RETURN FROM MINNESOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. B. Nupen return
ed Monday from two weeks vaca-
tion At the lakes in Minnesota and
in Minneapolis.
HERE TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Fulton Of
Mich. were in Bismarck
today en- route to Hankinson where
they will visit relatives.
GUEST or SISTER
Matthew Bleth OF Glen Ullin is
spending the week in Bismarck with
his sister, Miss catherine .Blcth.
UniUs~ su
vfSITuN LEAVES
Norton Davis Of jamestown return
ed home this morning after visit
here with Ronald Mcintyre.
RETURNS; FROM VACATION
Harry Cawthorne returned several
days ago from two weeks. visit Mt
his home in Neche. N. d.
PICNIC TONIGHT
A group Of Bismarck young people
have planned picnic for this even.
Ing on the river banks.
HERE FROM KUHN
Matt CIooten Of Kuhn was visiting
his daughter. Miss Margaret Clootcn.
in Bismarck yesterday.
VACATION IN BLACK HILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Melton have
returned from motor trip to the
Black Hills.
VISITS FRIENDS
Mrs. H. r. Smith Of Sanger il
spending q few days with friends in
the city.
ACCEPTS POSITION IN FARGO
Miss Phrenc Jungc has gone to
Fargo. where she has accepted
position. 80
FROM WILTON
Mrs. J. A. Schracder Of Wilton was
! business visitor in Bismarck ycstcr-
lay.
HERE ON BUSINESS
Mrs. Fred Rupp OF Baldwin was a
business visitor in Bismarck yester-
lay.
BUSINESS VISITOR
Wilfred McCusker Of Braddock
vas In the city yesterday on business.
YEENW ENnn NSRsn1 VAnrS
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UNDERGOES OPERATION
A young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Schriner had her tonstis re-
moved yesterday ut the Bismarck
hospital.
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VISITS FRIENDS
Mrs. H. r. Smith Of Sanger il
spending q few days with friends in
the city.
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visitor in Wolf Point Monday.

visitor in Wolf Point Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Crowley, who has
spent the past two months here
in the home of her brother, Ben
Nabor, returned Wednesday to
her home in Iowa.
The Gust Treichert family have
moved back to Vida from the
farm, for the winter.
Mr.. Gagner was in Vida a few
days ago. He is certainly wear
ing a broad smile. No wonder
they have a new baby boy in
their home.
Mrs. Joe Schillinger and son
called Tuesday in the James De-
Wane hcme.
Rev. Pralrwas out from Richey
Friday evening with his motion
picture machine. In spite of the
storm there was a good attend
ance. He spent the night in the
Fred Callison home.
Martha Nefzger spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Dye, where she assist
ed Mrs. Dye with meat canning.
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Miss Maude Craven was in
Wolf Point last Tuesday having
dental work done.
H. z. Seminars drove out from
Wolf Point Saturday after spend
ing last week there with Mrs.
Seminars and Max. He reports
the roads were not SO very bad
except in a few places where the
snow was drifted.
Several hunters were rewarded
last week by capturing coyotes.
Among the lucky ones were Nels
Hveem, SLIM DAILY, Hans Tvedem
and Guy Sickels.
D. R. Geer was a Wolf Point
visitor last Thursday. Mrs. FL
vera Copper and Odus Dunn were
in charge of the STORE during his
absence.
The kiddies r counting the
days until Christmas. Both of
our schools are preparing Christ
mas programs.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lloyd were
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Reverend Cordes is holding
preaching service and Sunday
school at the South View school
house, known as the Anderson
school, every two weeks. Services
cf the Sunday school begin al
10 O'clock. preaching at II
o'clock. Reverend Cordes has
charge eff all the services thus
far, but with larger attendance
the Sunday school may be divid-
ed into several classes.
Coyotes are extremely plentiful
in this district since the early
snowfall.
The Luenberger boys have been
quite successful catching coyotes
so far with their hounds, having
caught six of the animals to date.
OF these, three we're, NANCY,
while the others fur was very
good.
Last Monday while out hunting
three miles west Of their place,
the Luendorf boys hounds held a
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Christmas is coming nearer.
Everyone is invited to the
school program to be given at the
Community hall on Saturday eve.
December IS.
A health program was given in
Miss Evarts' room on Friday, De
cember Bird, and was enjoyed by
all present.
The Christmas seals are here.
The school has undertaken to sell
at least $500 worth. Everyone
should~help in this sale. Buy all
you need for your Christmas let
tiers and packages. By so doing
you help to stamp out the White
Plague.
The primary pupils have a
birthday box, into which they put
their birthday pennies, their OBJ
ject being the purchase off a
framed standard picture. They
acknowledge a gift this week
from little Alicia Krebsbach.
Don't forget that Wednesdays
and Fridays are visiting days at
the Vida school.
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Ernest Dell spent Saturday
night at the Geo. Lingle home
Mrs. Dell and sister, Grace
LingDe, returned home with Mr.
Dell on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cook were
visitors at Dave Browns, Sunday,
Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Penrose
and ]. NJ. Penrose made a bust
ness trip to Wolf Point last Mem
day. The latter left on the fol-
lowing day for his former home
in Indiana. Mrs. Penrose returned
Friday to the care of her mother,
Mrs. Anna Bensch.
Dalton, Miriam and Lola
Brown returned to- Circle on Sun
day after spending Thanksgiving
at home.
T. j. Lingle made a business
trip to Oswego last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Brown visited
asst Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson.
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these days.
Mrs. Audrey Dale and daugh-
ter Helen were guests at the
Claud McFarlane home Sunday.
Sig Jensens have a baby girl.
Vida Union church will have
their program Friday evening,
the Oath, at the Vida hall.
Those not hauling coal are
hauling straw.
Now that has tipped
he Vida constable en- what is go
ing on in some of our business
places, we hope he lands his
game.
Rob Durfey has been doing some
carpenter work for Paul Fay.
Carl Presser has finished haul
ling the coal for the Vidg school
New, as I've completed my
news | shall proceed to tell a fun
ny story. Ever hear this one?
He Didn't Read
The village postman, being an
inveterate gossip, could never re-
sist reading the postcards intrust-
ed to him DO deliver and then
communicating the news thus
gained to others.
The doctor was much bothered
by this, and one day, in writing
to a friend, who lived quite close,
he added 81 will tell you more
when the postman can't read it."
He then posted the card in the
box, whence it was col
lected and taken to the post of
flee and sent out for delivery.
The postman stamped up to the
house with the card and knocked
at the door.
To the surprise of THE good
ady, who opened the door the
BOSNIAN handed her a post card
ind exclaimed angrily:
Hes a liar, 1 don't read them"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Offer.
helped butcher pigs at the Henry
Schultz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Olfert ano
J. J. Beier were Wolf Point visit
ors Wednesday.
Karl Shelves and Family left
last week for North Dakota to
spend the winter.
A farewell party was given for
Henry Beier at the home of J. j.
BEERS Sunday night. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schultz and family, Henry, Peter
and Eva Unrau, David Fast, Henry
Remple, William, Tabia and Lena
Goosen, Abe Redekoop, John
Taske, Bill, Jacob, George, Abe
and Tena Martens, Misses LANCE
and Harder, and Nettie and
Sara Hiebert. Henry Beier leaves
for Mountain Lake, Minnesota
Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Ferdino
were Wolf Point shoppers Mon
day.
Cecil Perry and Sid Securely
We're butchering cattle a couple
of days this week.
Mr.. Rsuch's touring car tipped
completely over when he was on
the way to town. The accident
occurred when he attempted to
put the brakes on while going
down a hill. His sons Fred and
Herbert and a neighbor were with
him at the time. No one was
hurt although the top of the car
was demolished and the wind
shield smashed.
Mrs. NeIs Lund entertained
Miss Wallander Friday evening.
Martin Rauch and his SON Her
bert attended the funeral Of A.
Hoch's baby, which was buried
Friday in the Wolf Point ceme-
terry.
Miss Wallander spent the week
end at Waska as the guest of
Ruth Moschelle.
The mail carrier, Lawrence
Delaney, had some experience
with bad roads and a balky Liz
zie on his first trip Friday.
A letter from Mrs. L. C. Wood,
who planned to spend the win
ter on the coast says $40 below
in Prince Albert and I guess there
are worse places than Volt, Mont.
I am coming back to Wolf Point
in a week"
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S. ]. Kaniewski, wife and sol
Leonard motored to Chlbertsor
Sunday at which place the boy i,
attending school. Mr.. and Mrs
Kaniewski returned home Mon.
day.
The surprise of the community
was when Anton Ruud after
spending a few days in Dakota
returned nome with a wife.
Congratulations Anton from us
|all.)
Last Saturday a crowd gather
ed and chlarivaried the Ruuds.
ole Risa has been busy butcher
ing the last few days.
S. ]. Kaniewski made a trip for
coal to the Sourkraut mine near
Homestead.
Dallas Matkin has an Atwater-
Kent radio installed
Anton Ruud is hauling coal.
Ole Rsa has been ailing forI
past few days.
Harry Aymar has been install
ing a heating plant in the Wolf
Creek hall.
Arthur Swanson and Melvin
2isa were rabbit hunting.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Sager wss a cal
er at Kaniewskis.
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The river is again safe for
crossing on the ice for South
Siders, and many of the farmers
are hauling wheat and bringing
home supplies for winter. If the
roads remain in their present con-
|dition with no more snow, Wolf
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The school program will be
Saturday evening the 18th. AS
part of the program colored
slides will he shown. Of course
Santa will be there-at Vida hall.
Everyone welcome.
Geo. Stevenson was accompan-
led by Don Willard, on his trip
back to Tacoma, Wash.
Tracey Scott and Geo. Leon
,dorf are busy breaking horses
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Holtz were Wis
itors at the Jess Whiteside home
Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Holtz was pleasantly
surprised by friends and relatives
Thanksgiving evening, it being
her birthday. The evening was
spent in dancing.
Billy Owens called on Howard
and Abraham Overton Sunday.
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bob cat at bay and after worry
ing him for some little time Her
man rushed in with a good stick
and ended the torture. The fur
of this animal seemed to be in
fine condition, and we'll worth the
effort, probably five or six dol
lars.
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

Sand Greek callers Sunday.
Mary and Thelma Sickels were
visitors at the Mus school last
Tuesday.
H. E. Seminars took a load of
coal to Wolf Point Monday.
Mrs. P. E. Johnson called on
Mrs. Sam Baldwin one day last
week.
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Several from here attended the
party at the John McNess place
Saturday night. All report a very
good time.
Miss Anna Verstegen is assist
ing with the house work and also
taking care of the new baby boy
in the F. C. Jasper home near
Paxton.
F. M. Verstegen is visiting his
som Flo at Great Falls for a few
weeks.
P. M. Krebsbach vas a business
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IN THE DAYS NEWS

Robert P. Skinner, who has been
chosen to succeed Irwin B. Laugh
lin as the United States minister to
Greece, is a veteran of the United
States consular service, and at
the present time holds the post of
consul-general at Paris. Before
entering the consular service in
1897 he was a newspaper publish
er at Massillon, o. In recent
years he has been entrusted with
numerous important missions for
Washington and some years ago
was promoted to the highest post
in the consular service (London)
as a reward for his ability and
marked efficiency. Before his as
signment to London he had filled
similar positions at Marseilles and
Hamburg. In 1912 he served as
special commissioner to adjust the
claims of the creditors of the Re-
public of Liberia in Great Britain,
France, Germany and the Neither
lands.
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WONDERS LITTLE KNOWN

In test of general knowledge
conducted by a prominent educot-
or it was revealed that very few
persons usually thought Of as well
educated could name off hand the
seven wonders of the ancient
world. The seven wonders of the
ancient civilization were; the py-
ramids of Egypt, the hanging gar
dens of Babylon, the temple of
Diana at Ephesus, the statue of
Jupiter in Greece, the tomb of
Mausolus in Halicarnassus, the
pharos at Alexander and the Col
ossus of Rhodes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-16

The picture above shows the
huge hull Of the MaIoio leaving the
ways. At the left the camera
shows the christening bottle just
before II crashed against the bows.
The group below includes Secre-
tary of Commerce Herbert Hoover
(center), Miss WiIheimina Tenney
(Ieft1, Mrs. w. p. Roth. the wife OF
the ylce-presldent Of the Matson
Navigation Company (rlsht), and
Lurline and BerunIce Roth fore.
oround).
been emblematic OF Hawaiian hos
pitality and friendship.
The Malolo was christened by
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, daughter
of the president Of the Matson Nav
igation Company. Lurline and
Berenice Roth, the six-year-old twin
daughters OF the yice-president OF
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sFATHERLY' KISSES CAUSE
DIVORCE OF THE DAUGHTER

CHICAGO. Harry, dear,
don't be foolish" said Mrs. Harry
Kelnar to her husband when he
protested after seeing j. E. Chap
pell kiss her. "Why, Mr.. Chappell
loves me just like a daughter"
But Kelnar kept his eyes and ears
open and finally decided that
Chappell's affection for his wife
was quite different from thar of a
parent for his child, and vice sver-
sa. So he finally filed suit for
divorce, naming Chappell in the
case. After the husband testified
he was granted decree. There
was no defense.
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PREPARING TO
OPEN TAG PLANT
ATRAIFORD, FLA.
FIRST SHIPMENT OF MA.
ssi.ss cHINERY ARRIVES AT
~ 4tf~
STATE FARM; MANY OR.
DERs ARE RECEIVED

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July 16.
sa--sThe first shipment of machinery
for Florida's tag plant at the Raj
ford state farm is now being
placed, it was announced at the
office OF Charles w. Hunter,
: supervisor for the Board of Com
missioners of State Institutions.
80 John r. Wald, Of Nitro, w, Va,
head of the firm which bears his
name, and from whom the state
purchased the tag plant machin-
cry. was on the ground at Raiford
when the first shipment arrived,
and win assist in establishing the
plant.
se.y Placing Of the machinery means,
'- Of course, that the tag plant proper
has been virtually completed, and
1t now remains only for establish
ment Of the power plant before
the manufacture of Florida's
s'made at home" motor vehicle
plates will begin on an elaborate
scale.
Orders for $4,000 Of Florida's
homemade" tags have already
been sent to Mr.. Hunter by Comp
troller Ernest Amos. Another or
der for 100000 tags has also been
issued by the comptroller on COM
petitivs bidding BY outside firms,
it being the plan Of the comp
strolIer to refrain from burdening
the Raiford plant with too great a
demand for the first year.
The tags for 1927 win be black
and white. Instead Of the abb
Ella" they viii have
FLORIDA" written out.
FIorida's tags for the past two
years were made at the state
penitentiary at Maryland. Con-
tract for the years supply has
never been let by the comptroller
until careful competitive bidding
has been held.
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Renew Your Health
By Publication

Any physician will tell yon that
Perfect Publication of the Sys-
tenn is Natures Foundation of
Perfect Health" Why not rid
yourself of chronic ailments that
are undermining your vitality? ?
Purify your entire system by TAX
ing a thorough course of Calotabs,
once or twice week for several
weeksand see how Nature re-
wards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifiers. Get family
package with full directions. Only
30 cts. at drugstores. (Adv.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-16
SIGNS you CAN BELIEVE IN

IF your breath is bad and you
have spells of swimming in the
head, poor appetite, constipation
and a general no-account feeling
1t II sign your liver is torpid. The
one really dependable remedy for
all disorders in the liver, stomach
and bowels Is Herbine. It acts
powerfully on the liver, strength
ems digestion, purifies the bowels
and restores a fine feeling Of
energy, vim and cheerfulness.
Price 60c. Sold by all druggists.
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