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, U -"Cl _ Buamua 13 in Man: oaart have today
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tree of the-Wm!’-hlr was In to Ian Alone. with alleged an-pl activities to ob-
-poch of this would they ill “tell” .- -
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,mh:l:ey :2‘:-an do 8t. Pat‘:  M” I raent oil-landa no state
i "’° - ‘J-3""‘*°"' The 5. lfiall nonu-
‘ -Radio truss“ all ovu--   “'3' onlaa'f:lly"a'ce.c:te¢l ulna-y tron:
0 P-tridsaad "'~ "' °°‘“' _ "l*°'_ Gordon Campbell. local oil man.
zfulicdiglalf ‘  fir‘ ‘°“"‘.l"‘- rm °" '3' as a _e to lnfluenr-~ the
ou 1* V011 II inghn, %’ '5" ""'- xisonarrcc to Campbell of it and
Ky" the annual hall of the egj When III. Calvin Coolidge} {ah permit; by the secretary"; of the
aeers seems ve I button in the White interior and the cormlbioner of
impression as it did in the all‘. 301!!! Saturday she Will throw; the General Land Office in Wash-
of tlmzineernne tree. for two daily 098! women: world fair hen-2.»,
pawn there voted u‘ KNlt&. show « lta .-kill‘ til

the coronation of. this Hlasoori

    
   

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have nlwaya _ .
and -ouldaiu in croaing a
The c.-owning of Queen Victoria

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.. Know That," the Covington Post on
the “M-venu'.2nth lrelaod

 anarked: "S:odPI$.
 . the \-er}' I! t
 '-flglgn was a civfi
Q  such. is the patfin all!
: organiauions.
- there are several 
‘5, t'it'ti'.-5 which celebrate the
‘' 3 his honor.

“The custom was startel in 1903
by students of the University of
' Xissouri, who had lacked a holiday
gigce Christmas and who had. dis-
covered that St. Patriot: arae an
-engineer. The Missouri student:
’- point for proof bf their ass.-rtion to
v_ i _an odd coin of early lreland which
 shown St. Patrick on one stick. car-

‘ net-ring At

  
  
    
  
 
  

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2 coin is a half-penny of 1739.

TOR Y OF A MARE‘
THAT SAVED TH

 

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Dumb animals are devoled to
it master or niatreae and often

' ve both it_s mistruns nnd_InI§.l_c!'_
ring the Clvfl‘War Judge ‘also
re. W S.

Wilson. who were the
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parents for yum.-w. scoop -1

‘ :5‘: ‘While father was fighting ‘he
' 1  left the more at home for-his wife
 -to care
: ‘.‘ _ “lather was afraid that the mare
* would be taken from them, so she
:,kept it in a wooded land just back
, ‘ of the house. The animal seemed
'V toknowthatthu'evI8da' Ind
. ‘ ,‘ that she should not nlclter Whtn Ah"

mistress fed her:
“One day." related Mrs. Srott.
. “mother rode, her to a neiflxbafe
--house for anaftcrnoon Visit. On
the way back the girdle came on-
astened and mother tried to pull
.. the animal up to a log so she could
' get off and fix it. The illtl
not want to go up to, t'nt'°l°K 350

Jane

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horsz.
.‘ the more on and it went like v‘vil:l-
‘_, re.
“After that mother felt that it
was unsafe for the animal to be at
K‘ —‘.§ome. and the next time father was
‘ there.
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be tool: the mare awn)‘ "l_l1"
It was a good thing he did.
-9 for the very next morninl 00! Of

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§_ Zhe Union men calm 50!’ ll?’-
’ "It was the same mare that car-
lried father from thevufllm P"”°"
.  his home. They traveled eight!
“ urn without stoppinlh nu’ 5”"
Jnwam the Missouri River at Roche-
gport. I-‘other said that an ordinary
‘inure could never have survived the
_, {long ride and the strain.
91 li “And that name mare lived thir-

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A '1 16. 7:30 . ‘ JUN,

‘g In The presidency Bf 
am y maniac II

will -peak It I X‘

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“April I‘l’."4¥335iIP7  ' '~."~“- \

‘April ea :t_aad' II.-The Vhyotto ao-
sm ooafoI‘$9.¢' do Iethallat an-uh

an-then. -
sates.»-.1-In

the llakoralb at . ~ ‘ 
an uncanny will - A , o _.
fiuA .d~ "

Aarll :4.-no-'l~:-on lard may in

Iathvell Ora-an-Ian. .
April 27. 4  Ufltf

at land

Qiadraule.

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one . 9,‘,  "
t  com-fed beauty may become sylph-‘
4

LIVES or QWNL'_m_'

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’  Broadway, owned} thorough-{
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a the ofinuous eompetltlu of 

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Iiaa Helen Pashel. a" what:
Pfillpector, who spends her time
iatheplaiaaandinthesvlldslo-

is to have a
the nature of her work.
Kits llelen Walrath. who started
pajama fad for women when
sllevgradoated from college five

like.

All of the styles women have
worn from Eve to Cleopatra and
from Queen Victoria to the eas-
tume! of‘ 1925 will be shown by

will have their leading artilrts on
hand to show what woman in 0-
ing on the stage today, in the tray
of acting. designing, producing and
aelling a show. A booth at which
the tired business man will park.
provided hia wife tllowa. will be

a

will prove
a trademark which shows the eu-
article.

A “famous woman's day” is
Scheduled, to: 'lhuraday, April 23.‘
There will he a breakfast for many
fanarua women headed by Governor
Kellie 'X's7loe Ross. '

There will be 8. famous cook‘:
day and a girl’: day. On these days
R will hespecial pnograms‘vri

by experts and dem-'

won 0'! how to wear clothes
dial to behave at social func-
tions by ra Wtnterbotham

Theodo

and other aoeiety favorites of Oil-
ago's younger set. .
Inez Harden of hlsrigold, His-
siaaippi, America's healthiest girl,
also will be here ahow the
women how to attain perfection in
health.

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Wren Boone
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lngtflt. ,
" 3 Whselar la under man indict-
_ ment in Wfihtton f alleged

1. Senator Thomas F.

catillt  kinds of clay to’
intake pottery, boot
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and have coot praaically nothing fonugtlteep.

oll-roofing has a record of durability
which canncx he paralleled in the indusry. ll izh

P -the mlncraliud surface (of natural crushed slate)

° ‘cularly attractive for use on barns, silos,

sheds and similar huildiqs.

Rubiroid Strip-shingles are

when there is a '

trcxmesn. Due to their unustnl form, you. may

laythcm inanyoneot many diaidctive patterns.

Furthermore, it is not necessary to use a tingle
oolorinanyotrhcaepaxena. Youmsyobtain
anutractivehlendofcolomsincctheshioglesare
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sas=ercca.Ven¢=I_II

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Ement in behalf d a client. .
, Wllsh, col-
jlengue of Wheeler in the 8 note.
we’ appear as Wheeler‘: counsel
in the court. e has - ar
;Wheel.r'n attorney during all the

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in... Home  on-gale.’ vcolsna
.aaaIra.‘l'§n1‘ar-as
J. 1.. rescue and tn-I5 at Illoai
cm-ether:-enaolJaIa!'at|ce ans
° Box-rpev loader.

1‘heLtaAeat!tuht-jlnplaaefaro

file were hove ‘lbday on
M"-it 0i---rtohelv-est-Iutdud Ital t.-etlioraunx-on of nnuuuu t.
W500’. AW“ 17. _ vlaltlfl . and Ir.-.. fftarvoce Vaughn.

1. 5‘. turbo and family. and Orb!) Ila: Indeed Stone at Ca-atealla was
‘Rubaad{am,yvlntte.IatIbeho.ool1¢uentofIra.C.I.(‘tartaawe -eat.
dam ltnrhs  l _

‘Members of the chitin grade and of the In. I’. l.. Tremaine and children visited
9'5 '‘’P‘‘’‘ near Columbia Tua-

xu rt

. out In. Iaevln
-7. and Ir. and In R.
in Cnluhlrla SI fill

It 1‘. (learn and

tn

at lion:-All: Vialltzl the llorhe-.‘ up. M"... u.,‘g.,_ 01

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alto‘

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Duu|'la'n. 0. 'C.  r,
F. ltaldv.-in were dam-o gt

ad Irv. IL I. Again

M Chatflaadeflldn-aa!'alout0rove
(little-alaaa-‘layloeaadehlldrn
uro,auuvuuue.uaar-':r"':.__._.-.n‘h 5‘
Barhalotorfirokit. '_t—“.“~ bu°°'m"‘“‘
Dmarfitamaauaattheyaeh-alot&_“l... "' “-490
,IavJaadeaaarIeIaha. """"
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."hm]~“ Chdfiokohhodlahoacuhoodfaflh
an.a-unuuu-pauo.-ua-aua -so 0"-lb-Hm» 8-may ~
Ir.aadIra.0lIvo|laQer. ' Ir.QdI:a?a-lleretcol-anbia.aOl
au-usunleau-Jc-uuaauuuue-1 It--Callas-cu-asuao-vi-a-n
wed-aadsvtnlhalalulurha. Itaad Jua-niece r.
lhaDaa¢buaaItauQyvIatteelr.aad Ir.aadInltoh-rtlleeanduraad
If--I-I-fin-win-dV-1|-r led-a-Ire. IhIdWalaatGn-oeevlaltad
hole» It. fi'- rs. Iarale llee
Land Peobrdjr IJ.lfiIra.l)olaa-rfoleractn-clad
Ildvrar valued lr.aadIrs.C.I..llurhs Ab and foamy. '1‘
3  3 I-lb aqua Furucaoa and family

I!" give I
the hall in Providence Saturday

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KLASS SEED STORE

proceedings (me and at the Na-
tion's capital since they first
started over a year ago.

The trial here is expected ts last
a week. When concluded. Wheeler
and Walsh will as]: early trial of
the Washington indictment. If
convicted here or in Washington.

9*‘ it in a-hnllv likely that appeal will

be taken. Tre penalty of final con-
viction in Wheeler‘; expulsion from
the Senate.
‘line Nqroes Fined.

(°herlt-s lloxley.
guilty to statutory charges in
police court this morning before

Steele:
were each fined $5 and costs.

eon REAL ESIFATE,
INSURANCE. AND
FARM LOANS

SEE W. B. PALMER

Over Peeks .‘
Phone 1569

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That wul one‘

We have the Ioat°eom|Ioto
otocl: of hens and package
aeed In Central Ifiaaourl.

LAWN GRASS
Kentucky Blue Graaa. lb. ..I5c
White Clover. lb. . . . . . 
Eoglldt Rye. lb. . . . . . . ..2Se

Oalon Sou-Seed Potatoeo.
'1! Better Seeds Were Pro-
daeed, We Would Sell The-"

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RUBEROID roof is like a good insurance
policy—vl-hen you get one you have the corn-
ortable feeling that the future is well taken care
old roof is an insurance against rool- ,
ingtrochleaforycantocome. Manylsidinl892— ‘;
when uberoid ws first rnadc—arc still in’ service
idul for residences
possihdiy of great variety in color

ofnuuralcmshcd clue in
red,andaeel-hl

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forsamplesarilde.

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36-inch marduisette, mercerized finish. double bor-
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Yd. ‘
D DOT M:RQUlSE'l'l‘E-—
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dots clipped. fine mesh.
with blue dots and white with rose

brings house cleaning.

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snnnmoanno. Mnqulserrel. .
40-inch embroidered marvtlisettefbest combed yarn

iilet weave combind with lacy sh
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JACQUARD SILQU

warp artificial silk weft. In
natural. Yd. . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JACQUARD SILQUISI-3‘l'l'E—

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36-inch Superior lustrous finieh lisle warp. artifi-
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Sprmgtlme   is Here
3 '02 House cleaning
shows up your needs of new things for the house. We

have been fortunate in securing a complete line of
draperies both in plain and color combinations and at
an attractive price. his is n.’ no time to
supply your needs. Below we have listed a few spe-
cia items.

MAltQUlSE‘l'l'E—

ulaite with fast colored
White with gold dots. white

50c

niform

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36-inch jacquard ailquisette, lustrous finish. lisle

0c

85c

Plain dark green window shades. first quality
ext

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