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of this st-z..~,0h. One and of this de- GIFT SHOP l.\' {Ul.l'7IiillA
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curries. In the center of the pray Ind "‘i.C“d“S“x£ "

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is x: white camel. embossed on the
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COUuifi$ Ireffly ‘ WISH for  ‘be ‘m D" le Shut,"

0953- -to be opened at 8|! e avenue

A:10:b?T Of 1,199?  i‘ of uh? ‘omoffot ’
Three '-we Men mounted on can» 1: will be strictly a gift shop. XII.‘-
els in a blue and gold color scheme.
Tide verse bears out the Eastern
isezttimen '

t. herself. will be
the prayer the‘ Eastcrners

sold there. Th-

“! prar pride of her work is in her  .
, 0 _ _ articles, picture es. ra:1dle- ,
318)’ l-33¢ P-'in¢<‘ 09 A1131! 85339 ‘ml’ sticks, wallacones, writing set-.

or clay models. When gr-ssoed, they
are transformed into beautiful arti-

Wherever you .121)". w you go
lay the beautiful palms of Allah

no’-3’ . ea. This art is traced back to
Through days of labor and nithti the aixtenth and seventeenth ceri-
of.rest' * tnrles. Designs can be worked out
The love of good Allah make you in high and low reliefs. and in all
- est; ora.
So I touch my heart—as the Ear ’ Inaddition to thegesso work. the
te.-nens article are also decanted with

Inoldolith and plasteline flowers,
' painted by Mrs.,Ar'rnil.
_dcsign is done'She also pain.s baskets and trays.
-. in King Tut istyle. The I ' work Of all kinds is dis-
 ‘ is gayly lined"\rith blue stars and played in one corner of the room.
"- . xilvt-r camels  whichsilver men There (are floor lamps, flower and
baskets. il

Key  peace oiling}: abide with

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 ___ a(~com;;3n_ving cgrd, °g Qrd ia_ln.ndlea luster '8!!! and hand em-
typical of the ' nth ’ en- broidelv Verit-
.: -.-em”; -.g-an-hi mj-gy ¢{ cu-fig According to Mrs. Armil, she has
‘ ‘ _ have. All .c.r.a<°.es_of blue. on red worked on art only two }'¢"&l'3- '
almond. as do pdd.  or- ID ' Sh? hid ‘#90 _“3
. ange ant‘ brown. . ous patterns novice in raising children. making
1? , 3,‘. “,7; ‘am in at fining. ",5 light brad for her family and keep-

E .  “°-W ¢*=-*=~.=-..,.,.:-3. :::.':.::*:.:;;’.°::..::' ":::.:’:.; :3:
in envelopes are u y _
the mos’. favored ones. Sometimes , '77- ‘he '35 °'* °f ‘he °°“m3° dew’
45,‘. ca“; and envelop, up, bad, onstratora of pure food.
‘f".1" °°l°"'d‘ ‘ad ’°"° "‘'d' h“ Caaveadna Report to  Given.
"""" "d‘°’ k“"°n°d' A meeting of the Anne Shewmaker
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things come in plain wooden -

___________ in spite of the fact that the di-
fluntir-g dtff in Sxzthern ‘fetus Dflf 3' 5Q 500939"! Texas.
A an rtrifing 'p'v!1. according to ‘"3339 3-3‘ {am 331' popular
in--hard .~‘4a-mu. a in-uann in the 8P°"'~
university {rim Mercedes. Tea. “RS1, La‘;';i“" """"aAN‘(;;k‘G ‘N .
l_'()l'N‘l‘Y WAS DE‘. 31. lfll
Was Oateane at Political Peal
Lnlaa.

at New

r:-an-s.. One year it will he the month
cf .\'overn!zer. and the next year it
will he .\'oveniber and Decern .

- On one occasion last season, when
on a deer hunt in the sandhilla,
miles west of llercedes.
Smith said the party came across a
drove nf wild hogs. orsas they are
called in Spanish, “3'avelina."

'l‘hree of the is ten were fallow-

‘ ‘ ‘t the . under-

} a

S1300 was
for murder in a small clear.
in: north of when Christian Col-
lege is located now.

a
Wm
.Itgave
rnodtohe
ofthegdh

a loud  wlfch F

a signal for the rent rider
hard, for isnmcdinteh from under
Of W w

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t‘.r l.r-uh came the rest

drme. .
At o.-um one-of the boys started to

run to locate a tree in whit be from
the

c nuld find safety from the animals. '1

The rm.-.< in this part of the country pn._-gnu, .11 0f an mhbgunu of
are only aiout fifteen feet high and Columbia and 25¢ vi‘-injgy nthgfed
"-1 «suite 1-'-Pct’ I--'!'-mzh ‘-0 -“IP90?! witness execution of this
tlzc trt-129:2 of :1 man. and it was 33;}; yho dxlgygd fig finnogegte to
'r.;.rd ta fired one that would be of 15¢ 53¢
m'..l."l1 use tn them.

Finally the)‘ reached a tree from
-.-.r;'-.h thc)‘ signaled for aid from the
u.':;:.ér.di-r ml the party. \\'hen the
."t 1 arrut-d they shot several of the
animals, I.: the bags were of no ‘one to S;_
nartii-u!a.r value for meat. although Ioujg gm: hind [-1.145 10 comm}; an
Sniith  that they "Eff: 8.':l‘:.‘l ll)’ (ff Rguge hgd rgcgufly Iggy; .c.

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outcome of a feud

between two
political factions at n

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~'._~rne of ‘the natives.
D11‘! is only one of the ma
tjvpt-.~’ cf game hunted in Texas." actively opposed to the Rouse {sc-
I-ucl; and wild turkcy furnish mach tion.
_-nor: for the hunters during the

S4‘;4_*.'I."..

Rouse was killed from ambush on
the morning of December 6. 1829.

Fishing is just about as interest-
ing a sport as hunting. for there
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NEW STEPS

Learn them in the
Dancing Class for Uni-
versity men at
MAHALA Sl‘l'Dl0

Mrs. Robert 1. Simpson
Phone 833

-iu;:ht a s

of the pole good exercise in landing
it

Smith said that it was grea
sport to catch the salt water eat-
fish. They do not resemble fresh
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~ /' 1 more nerwnnl note to that Chum the adult conferencv.-.~ hi-L‘
-K ' ‘j mas er:-etinsrs. 02:0 of the methods at the State Convention of the Sun-
. . 10 <30 1*-ii i5 *0 bu)’ P1159 61745 Ind day School Association will be given.

A have your initials engraved on them.

‘ -  '!-‘rat:-znity and sorority crests may :i ’

~ -- ' hefuund at one 10:21 store that):    A

‘ . ~ making a specialty of this sort of

‘ ‘S :.;',,k'. hon efmfleflamg If‘, ,1”, The Scoop. Annual Dance of the School of

:5‘ :°:‘“"‘ "‘"”°h ‘fab’ Journalism, is the premier social event of the
’ a silvt-r_ba:§: _of“lgo1l)' ‘Lift-hthgzt year. This year's dance to be most elaborate in
It‘ 235% I!) IS CDC '
;‘ kmflhrrztmas greeting is engraved the hi-‘lOT." Of the SCOOP-
fi'i.§’§i.°2’J "..T~.’§’.."u.."”°'3'..,'.‘.£..."‘§.'E i
the sender's name.
A basket of old fashioned flowers _ P ’ Q
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  A A A   Elig'bl
P‘. I  *< - . 
A in ' Anyone having a date with a journalist or
;" / i ' _ pre-journalist is eligible to come. And the dance
\ j  . 3 E is to be informal as to dress thh year.
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‘execution in a cart drawn by a yoke

tracks in the snow left by a woman
twho took him food.

Earle was taken to the place of
of oxen. He stood in the can
which at a signal from the sheriff
was driven from under ‘in.
was buried under the gallows.

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1 AGRl(‘l.’l.Tl}RAl. M BBTING

TO BE HELD Ila‘. ll-ll

Caaaty Agents and Extension
Workers Will Have Aanaal
Conference.

The twelfthpa-nnual ‘conference for

' extension workers and county agents

will he held at the College of Agn-
culture December )1 to Presi-
dent Stratton D. Brooks is In open
the confert-are with a short address.
Dean Alfred Vivian, of the Ohio
State College of Agriculture. will
on “Loolting Forward." Ge-rr5:r
E. Farrell. Unit:-d Slates Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington. I).
(7., will talk on “Viewpoints and 0b-
servations." Miss Grace E. Pry-
singer, United States Departm-.-tit of
Agriculture. Washington, D. (T. will
speak on “The Home Program." All
other speakers on the program are
connected with the (‘allege of Agri-

culture.
The ;;r..~;:ram this year will be di-
- ‘ -C- 

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F. P. Miller
Planing Mill

South Eighth St.

Does first class wood work;
old faraitnre repaired and re-
finished.

Try us. Phone 134

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SERVICE
Cleaning
Pressing
Altering

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attention. This lecture,

Riven under the

. Methodist Hen’: Club.

Broadway Methodist
An

he held at the Women‘: Gymnasium

on the evening of December ll.
The '

eratlon will give a smoker for mumy '
extension agents at 7:30 o'clock u..;-
night of December 13. _

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which is
auspices of the
will he at ll"l<_~
Church.

informal entertainment will

tsaouri Farm Bureau Fed-
Any Day

leonfereneea.  3‘. 9|. C. A. (‘ahinet to Hate Report. the Y.

vided intogeaera . )1, (3 A. , L ‘
cultural section andhorne erono.'n~ There is to he a meeting of the from cabinet menu ‘
section. afdirectcrs of the Y. 3!. C. A. This is tit: rrg::l.-.,
0.1 the ereting cf December 10. at 7:30 o’cl:)ck tolnorrcw even-Ir.g of .;r the to ;_
. Dean Alfred ‘-'3 Ian will give an il- «

lngfy-‘tgd  on (hp -397": ff '— —~ ~~— -v -—-~-—~'7"-—’~“' 75-» - --—o -—.-'-"'.'.”;'..“Z’i?"

Sam Higginbottom. an agricultural ‘

l'lli'.‘.!'-50flIl') '0  Eliot‘? H-.ATl.. ll

'- said, has attracted considerable Learn to

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MRS. .|AMES().\’
Phone 2085

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youneed notjotit down in your
notebooks-you can“carry it in your
head” until the time comes for you
m  iltl i ‘
On your first paving project after
college, remember “the ABC of

   

and the “D” is ' adequate

and well-planned.
The result is an enduring, water-
proof, frost-proof and traflic-proof
roadway which is certain to give
the longest service at least upkeep
cost.

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