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tf&y C Ffotrt 7V ArMnr? JaiUmg Shop
T tT5ftA? 4 rac it us fwt on
f" t i,'st At fciajrn the tucfc, that lay
mtwkhly across tksj kwauiidf-i, thxt
cat jukt that right wairtiine.
V, In JCi'nu Aiofuro CArtfui, yoif size
'y ftmt tnuadwi. wilt do eact!y tttat.
Tty af aJl-wiusai, ufeut ia ttylu,
At rfut jxaue) and M 40
J 5 great values I
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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Cupyngbi, IWv, A. iJ KiikLUuia Cvmj II
When I lie lnt uf h!V nine .lives lie-
mrts frohMhconrth lliose mountain
will lip u very luuely place- fur us. l-os
Aiotli'K Times.
Your
Auto Tri
will Iw n pleasure if von an?
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mil" have Vacuum
l-'IfisliliclitH. Ootfuli
Keep your ear lu ijilH; unci
'liainioH, Volish. patti'i-Vj-'il
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.Lunch Kits.
Heat.
Npi uigos,
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Rexall Stor
HORSES IN ANCIENT BATTLE
iTKT'ii
Wanted Hit Privilege.
Hubert ilhl no) wnnl In huv lib
hnhbeil luilr nit off. Hp imulc n prcnt
fu. lit confuted lifter hi mother
b Ill him 1 hut ullh nhort hulr hi' wnnul
look Ilk' ti his hny. At th umuiiI hM.
tlini' hi iiiutliiT told hlin to un to he I.
nml hi siidly milil: "I vlh I ilhln't
Jiuvt' my hnlr rut, Whnt Ik tht of
hlilim lll.c n tljff buy if I luivo t n
(o hii i lit uttiio timp an the hnhy
hoys?"
The Venerable Tond
ToiiiIm nTtm lni.k YtM-y nhl, tlnn't
tiny? Kvt'ii mi, inihiilily yo Imve
iu'vir liiuiliirit that u toiid miylit Im
"- yrnr-s old. Aiiuul rVtiril irive
Unit tlitif hnvt hiH'tt toHiU of uuirv
than I'fi yi'iirrt of nci', inn! tcry )lkoly
ttili I'Ntlmat' Inn hi ru cxrt'i'ded.
Daily Thought.
Tho imt thirty In tiif wurlil whtch Id
If viihit. In tint m'Mv miiil.-r-KierriioB.
A WANT JU) will do It
Nest In Communltier
Tim vNiv(r blnN of SoufJi Africa
Join fnrrf. Sron of pairs nnnt to
tfuthvr ml or hum iimhrtmt-shiitl
(ni'-iuri uhl ih they huihl by their
roitihliiftj Inbor. Snuu of thi'sv umus
Ititr rn iipcnUivr dimIh (Miititln u Kood
Fitrtlond of yrays.
Had to Split Up.
T.I till Jack, wry ninrh lmpivsd
Mill III first nl'lit In a ImtiIi on ii
rutlimiu HlorptT, wild: "Why, rand
mn, th tint wer' mo himiiII wt isiuldn't
all llVf tocflhrr. Miuimui and I sh-pt
In tin Urn flnt, mid Daddy In I In- co
mid Hut."
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Worth Trying.
A few mon miiiIIi'B of silent sympa
thy, H few more ti-hdi-r words n little
;ore restraint on temper, may make
III the dlffi-n nee In onr lives. Stop
foni 11 rook c. "
Seem to Have Been Little Uaed Except
to Carry the Infantry Into
the Fight
Tn the old days when the Jlomnni
and UriHka fought furious hattlen, the
eharioteors drove thvlr cere In all
directions, hurled their Javelins, and
by the din sod clatter of hornet
aud wheels commonly (brew the
ranks of the enemy Into disorder,
and, making their way atuonc the
niialn)is of the enemy's cavalry,
leaped down from Uielr chariots and
fought on foot. The charioteer then
withdrew, little by little, from the tight,
end placed their chariots In em h a way
that If they were hard pressed
they could readily retreat tt their owq
side. Thus la fcaatte es afforded the
mobility of cavalry mltti the ateadl
tiesH of Infantry. Daily pruetlco eu
tihled them to pull up their horses at
full speed when on a steep slope, or
to run out on th pole and stand on
tho yoke, and to get nimbly back Into
the chariot.
With the Introduction of cavalry
In the later Iron age mine laryor
horses, but their use for this pur
pose seems to have been restricted
to Isolated areas. There la no doubt
that the went fierman tribes, as
Into as the rampalKn of Caesar In
(iaul, ir vd only the shaggy pony. It
Is said In cavalry actions they held It
dlsKim-eCul and slothful to use any
Kind of saddle, and instead of chary
Ine lu squadrons they dismounted and
fought on font. As far as Knglaml Is
i-ouivriuNl, the art of riding wmmiis to
havo been Introduced by the Normans.
The Saxons apitear to have been but
InilllTei'ent hoinemen.
For Succcm in oBuslnesa.
Wealth Is. iift all, only what Is
prtiiltn'i-if by u4. either by mental or
phytfhol labor. It Ktands to reason,
Ihorefure, lh.it If a man would become
rb'b in this world's goods, or in knowl-
edi'o of llilp'u or tnn, he mut work
hard and lonj; to mipilre suh kunwl
ede aud fklll. A ml lie will be reward
ed In proportion to bis work. IieKplte
a lucky Mroko occtiwloiiully here and
(here in a man's life, I am a Jinu be
liever In the motto tb:it iiothlnt; really
ctnnes by chance to a man which It) of
iiitih value beyond the ordinary.
SuccuKk 1ms usually been irepared
fur. striven for, fn-lped otward by his
own Innate nbll'ty, work, or ta't In
ways tUp exterior worTd often failed
to recognize. hird work Is the bett
friend any man eer embraced.
I would wiy to all youthful twirlnners
In business that business Is like the
land the more you put Into It the
more .you will ret out. If you put
luohlriK in, you will j,'-t precious little
out; If you tend it iu desultory fu h
lon, you can only expect an Indifferent
harvest, if any at all. Kx'1i:iiik.
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Man's FricOJ.
The funeral of Harold liannlster, an
outfitter of lylikpft tvao followed by
his favorite il.g. It Onteiod tlii'
'hiirch with (he mourner", and. M0Huir
by fheolder. tn'.-n.-1-.nn bv O'dlTed at the
cotUn. At .the t'liivesiiie the ilO: :it
still while the eoltin w n; in lu lowcriil
and then put Its paw-o":) -c cdu'e of
the jrnive and took a f:in-weU view- ii'
Its late iuaft.er. London Impress.
, , rNTiAY. .TTTiY ;i9i9
Raspberries .
Cherries
Wife aftd Hocband's Money. '
It has been upheld In eoU'N
t!i:it a woman cannot steal from hci
hii;band Jf they are living together.
HOVAI. M:i4iHH(M4St SOTK l!
NtsiM'hhor Heady, on of the dele
KatX to the a pwrlal si-ssion of the
Kuiprome (:uip, will meet with u;
Wedii'lid iy ereniiiK at x.:80 o'chKk,
at tlie home of Neighbor .Marjiie Wal
hw 2 0tf Oak at rent, and will ex
plain the new Insurance rat s.. All
berrtleia uienibu.fl uiw uryc-l to b-
puif-oiit. 7-1
lriSK LAN'IfU'M, Oracl.
MARY L. WKHT, Kecor.b r.
Everth
OX TAP RTGTIT NOW; DON'T
DKLAYsOHDKinVIIIli: TMKY
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ing In Groceries '
Where Is Teschen?
This Is tjie latest breakfast-table
prol'Jeiii. Although the town has fig
ured prominently in Kuropenu history
ut varloiitf times for over a century,
Lloyd tieorge Imd to confess, when It
was mentioned at the peace confer-em-e.
Hint he did not know exactly
where It was situated.
Nor wait he alone In bis lack of
knowledge. It Is doubtful If one per
wiu lu ntty would be able to lve yuu
auy itiformuliou about the town.
And yet It was oi.ee the scene of a
tftvat peace conference that of 1779,
when Verk'eiines, the foreign minister
of Krnnee, arranueil the peace of
Test-hen, thereby avoiding a great Eu
ropeau war, and also, lu all probabil
ity, securing the independence of the
V nl led Stales.
New York's "Last Chance
Night a Disappointment
to Sensation Seekers
i IIIMilllPlWWiMW '
.-ni-.u init July ()i;i cm i
ne-r predict with arcut-w y h.)v " " "
inetmijoltan owds mv olni: to ie-;nf ridins nbt wason those who loud-itc-t
to a given HitimtUn. Witne-s ly dJnrod twy couldn't i mat; ine
lhn coming of war time prohibition. ' NVw York without booze, sure rub-
Louii't leas indivlduahi had coun.' d
a celel)r.itlon the nlnht of June
tiul would eclipse ajiy X.'.w V
with most eat
c'eannefl.
Right Pivot
A darky was unloading horses aud
when he hail the halter banks of six
horses he started up the road toward
camp aud the stable. Just before, en
tering camp the road turned sharply
to the right; In fact. It made a right
uugle with Its previous course.
At this point the darky with tils nil
baiter banks experienced some dltlt
cully in getting uli the horses to make
the turn and lie was heard to shout:
'Mere, what's the matter with you
all? Don't you all know bow to moke
a turn to da right? Number one pivot 1
I'lvot dur on de ripht." I'liteaartffc
Chronicle-Telegraph.
Tho Most Valuable.
So. day by day, and week by week;
ho, mouth after moinh, ami year after
year, work on; and In that procesa
gain strength and symmetry, and nerve
and knowledge, (hat when success, pa
tiently and bravely worked . for, shall
come. It may tlml you prepared to re
ceive It ami keep It. The development
which you will get in this brave and
patient labor, will prove itself, In the
end, the most valuable uf your suc
cesses. J. (.;. Holland.
Kvh on record end give arm slice
night a close nui. Th.. y began pre
parations e-ajly in lil.e day. Then
came mveninx and dull, dead ojiM.
For Hons? unexpbi'inable reason ilv
vital ftpnrk was lacking and l' cel
elj ation refused to function.
And now efter nen ly two we Its
A few
jure from now faihcra will recall
th good old dr.yw and sons IH'enin'r
1.1 . ...i.r tn nnl.J Will ilur linn audi tlllllKS eimld
'Dili I h ' ;. -
'. ... Din chaimri.-. ciuijiklo nf th plnsliic eva.- liavc lieer.. Hut the doti'.ils ill
f it t il' hub and a ureal thinning the progress f .the d.anfrf will 1''
i.f the ciottda in tin otlners, there idifficult T.o necall.
urn n'inn uh yet. J Whi.tlufr for liVJter nr wois:e the
That iihere will be a change and ! I ooe.'S f chantzn to on. Gotham
a n.p:ct one Kin wtlhout Siiyias. I lassed through worst of It. months
Hut we know now that it will not he la. when it leal nel that the ehant;
n t.ielTiiiilc. lit .will he one jf those j might wine. Now it lu readjnrt'nS
gradual re.id IiiMinmitg that foineiltHelf with philmophie.il ealin.
All S
ermce men
K WAN I A) will do It.
Are cordially invited to - attend the
dance to be given by the
Rainbow Division Veterans
At tht
Rex Hall
the evening of
Tuesday, July 15
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Our Im-yme If W (Irt
;i;(l-lturrt'l
(N'SIIKK
on mir k. in HI.OCK HK
MUCK M'KNk;'rr. l.ikt or liir
m'iuM'oi.4- It's tlMii .400 f.ft
I'li'in smni' of tVm -thp tIRAY
tIAMiKK. liritH. WA(i('i(Nfc:i,
I NITI K. I'll Kl K. C, I'K
'llttil Kl V ihi. I ,yni of otS
i'im. Wr me fight il the hrart of
tins
Ml I U N Dllll. All
I.I SHI'K I "Intl.
Wlu-re ur rhaiuen aie 9il ul
uf loo that w g't a guHer,
!.-ACRi:S- '
lnfJf'Hir fit'l'K nml njl wltinwtl
411 ucrs Tillmun- nvxt Hurk
liiiihrU; ;:.' lu-t'' Iowa 1'ark,
lirxt lUrp TikI; ill alt' KrutV,
t'ciwren Ki'hinn. and lavit
wells.
$10000 I'llYS YtlT A MOth in-t.-rt'st
or vitO vvorth on h.v
basis in nil tilts or all w ny
ni'liiue. Srtul fill, l.'rt, $M) or
l"0. Itu vf... the MUTl'K
j'Olt WAN'T'WMI IT TlHAY!
lock goifi up withoot netira
ffiilling in :io ilaya and DIYI-
HlX liS in iKI'Hhv oiw xhn.
MOXftY BACK CUAHMTK
Tn t(!) Ptihlir
Wp. tn 1 pxai Tru.t Company,
agree tti refund your money If
lifter tptPdnyx, $u ar dissatis
fied with your puixliase
0 Ti:.AS TKDST CO.
Th Stork ShioiKloiell 10 f.tf I
0 in I.i'MiQhnn lii) Itaysvinta.
('O'ital VC.tm 9
l ullv I'aal, NiO Asseaialila
I'ar $1.00
SWQSTIKQ Oil.
randy Oil O Hava.
I1e ..II Is luevpiirislve, nml
ttseflll for li.sny hiniselutld puri"t'S ;
ouv drop W:- l'elleo II squellklng d"or
hlhue or a heavy ruiitilng sewlnc mil
eblnr; wipe It off with nlisorhent eol-ton.
Com. to Ihlnk It, It Ii,
'lt' better." sold I'nele llt'eli; "tn
to up like a skyrocket nu' eiMne dtiuf
.Ike n rtrk dun to he Jc' plain Mir I,
III d. ttmt."
TirtJaor opio P'MI II
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Job Priatnyt, Th 0.aervr. Nt.ln ill
GIVES CAT PALM OF WISDOM
Writer In California Nawapapep Comaa
Forward With Laud Pralaa
' of Houaaheltf Pat.
It la oftvn a subjaet for discussion
as to which U .Iba wlapat antiiml.
Some My It la.tbe dot; and aotap are
lu fnor of the.honia, wblta'aclontlals
appear to thlnK.lt la the elephant. .
beg to Hlffpr 'with all 'hps.
view.. Wa do uot evaa agree to the
iiiovciueut In raiialn quartera to (Ivp
tha palm fur wisdom to tha fox. To
uur uilnd tha wtaaat animal that lives
ia the cat. Aud. If it goes to that, we
uri willing ta bare It further known
Unit of alt animals wa Ilka tha cat
the best.
A cat Is so wise that It succeeds In
not letting us know how wise It really
Is. If you will be friendly with cats
and that's an easy tulng to do you
will bp astoundeil at their wltrioas. And
ou could not Imagine how affectionate
a est can alao be..
There la an olil yellow fat up la the
Yerduao kills tkat .ul4a't trade
for all the dogs aad horses sad ele
phants outside af Varuam's circus.
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1 in M.ihnjMiiy mijl O.i fiiisji I
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. This is tlif wonderful APEX, tho washer with rop
J . iievrr rust, osi-illatinir tul. whivh rtu-ks tht
itlirs from side to side, washing tlie-in ahsoluttlv
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I'iin in to minutes. it nas a swinmii'r
you can wring out the
tlie iipxt hit is being washed.
power-clothes
ere is no wood to rot or warp, and no he,,-,.
cylinder tn Jil't out and clean. Most harmless mctli.il
known iu washing, and washes faster than jury oil,,.,.
in.K hine that's why it boars tho "Oftivt Iloiisekoeji
ing" Institute guarantoe. E;ononiical tn operati..n
lues a nig wiisiniig inp .10. ' .
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Hitrrouniling cftuntry to sc this cre), time, labor
ml iiionoy -sivim' in j tii'ii and wo are tthfs tinir
pitri-iHisiinar tne details t..r ,1,10 I- la-.t,, lir.MONSsTUA
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