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it is time right now to purchase the many little accessories that lend chic to the Easter cos-
tume. So bring your Easter outfit to a joyful climax with the many smart things that we are
displaying here. Just the correct gloves, the proper hosiery, the rightcollar and artistic bag— ’
you know their importance. -
Segp soon—today, if possible, for your Easier togs.
Pkept/Ti control of his senses,
tear was his head as he talked and
ltbought of figure rereipts mid ex-
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ceffee. ‘ .
It’s strange, isn’t it, how a man
will put everything he has into
some undertaking and then wreek
the whole affair by neglecting some
ainah feature?
Why did Borglum put all of Ms
money and all of his wife’s money
into that restaurant and then gize
patrons such poor coffee that the
ceffee drinkers would go there bu*
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Our Canadin friend, the little
middle-aged lady of whom I have
apoken a number of times, brought
in a man friend a day or taro ago
who has just returned from a two
months stay in southern Europe and
Egypt.
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Buttons, buckle ornaments,
ribbons, ribbon ornaments,
laces and what-not in inter
esting assortments for those
who want to do a nice job of
. home-sewing.
ians and demagogs have
that they can appeal ta
IB in a hundredth part of
Mthey can appeal to reason.
Kseen the “rabble rouser"
ucks and drakes of sane,
meense argument and dis-
HE the vital affairs of the
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State cease to
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against “vindictive” and
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Americanize Your Home
E. DICK CRIDDLE, JR.
Then It’s Future Is Safe.
be anywhere near so
siructor, only three years
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means of entertain-
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tht to the kind of men
we ought to have in
tinuing, it says:
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new shades. Good now and will become more
popular ah the season advances. A better
fabric than is more often found. For obvious
reasons, we do not offer a lesser quality. We
recommend ours as worth while—a quality
you'll appreciate after it is i made up and i
him take the dogs, for the balane. I
Poke Fazley's Wife had to go to ■
-penses.
But in tin- evening when he sat by this
Ayoung thing and pretty.
Could you have heard what he sald,
tyou'd hare lcoked at him in pity.
For he talked of her marvelos even,
-canl he raved o’er her marvelous
I is not difficult to understand
Iff the person of limited under-
dhdinciis so enamored of verbal
tcutslor is so swayed by ap-
eeltohis prejudice. But when
nhw kind of stuff appeals to
enand women of ietelligence, of
fuication and of vision, whose bal-
Sdrgldetermined by their pre-
KmI Zand passions rather than
immonisense, it is more difficult
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the fact the writing about
matter isn't going to change
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It is usually some little matter
that makes a thing go wrong. It
is only a slight turn of the tiller
that puts a ship on the rocks. It
is qnly the imperceptible twist •f
the steering-wheel that L.*- tt:
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make, the there is mor, strength and intelli-
gence within to be reflected on their
fues.
as she is,” (and in spite of
mixed “she’s” no one was
encroach, L
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the man who ci
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cofin only a few days ago, and de-
spite the fact that he is evidently a
seasoned and somewhat sated trav-
eler, seemed to have got quite a
thrill out of it.
He said that during the twenty or
thirty minutes he was in the little
the arm chair, pedantic, doctrinaire and j sed,
type of university professor in Dr ’
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if I remember correctly, pop sed,
—C ’ . J, Well G wixz, pop, holey
smokes, jimminy criekits, gosh.
Wats a matter now? pop sed, and
I sen, I was jest thinking na-
Money that Is idle is a bar to pro-
kress. By depositing year money
in the First National Bank you are
makihgmgne • Wians of Pron
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189GG9v. Bradley of Kek
ordered troops to 1 rankfort kk
serve the peace in the fegisla%
1924—The first Pgyptian P
ment was opened at Cuno. >
TODAY’S BI III DNYS
Sir William Raniay, one of
written numerous
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Egypt, estimated to have been sealed
in the tomb nearly 4,000 years ago,
is the only relic in the little room
it occupies, which is entered thr
a steel door. The Egyptian guards
are alert every second, he said, one,
and later two, followed him about'
as he walked around the cof a
number of times examining the
craftsmanship of the superbly beau-
tiful thing.
It is solid gold; pure, yellow,
gleaming gold. Of course, one reads
that in the newspapers, but it is
different to hear it from the lips
THEY DIDN’T HAVE GOOD COF
' FEE
”1 didn't pat at Borglum’s be-
cause they never had good coffee,
said a man speaking of a cafe the:
recently had gone out of business.
Borglum’s had had good food an I
good service. The locatiqh was good,
and yet the enterprise had failed
Perhaps it was because they
didn’t have good coffee. Who knowi I
Most people like good coffee, end
most people appreciate good coffee,
pud,, are lots of people who
iMiFt tat at a ptace more than
.oj t» where they don’t have good
He visited the Cairo Museum es- -
pec (ally to see the Tut-Ankh-Amen 1
ng;of such ‘mehods by re
tto vote for the candidate
top 1 wonderfill.
4 cant deny that, but in jest wot
Way do you meen ? pop sed,
I meen its a lucky thiik we
debt start to remember things about
oarselfs too erlv, 1 sed.
Wich it is.
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RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME
TO SELECT YOUR EASTER OUTFIT! 7
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Select now and be one of the first to choose your Easter wardrobe.
Now, when displays are large and varied and size ranges complete.
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And those are questions that anye
of those who have could well put to oneself once s
day or twice a day without doing
-."Aha—
wus a pretty yonng thiug, helwun
a bsiness man clever,
knew the waya of tbf-world, men
made a fool of him never; . ,
i st his desk through the day he
ept/she sdaks enthused. And
"itbeeuns, was prone to
rates of the main: in this
stood alone, and rivals
jefe in vain. "If this be
Ily cried, when I had read
tale, “that Washington
and licit aud drank his
to coopcrate
F. Wade
There is no moral to my tale. It’s
just a speculation on things as they
f ight be.
Though of course, we might get
Congress to pass a law about it.
Tomorrow—To a Farmhouse Kitch-
en.
Little Benny’s
Notebook,
By Lee Pape
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These patterns carry the Belrobe Method that simplifies the use of a paper pattern and thereby,
the problem of home-sewing is made easier. ?I
’ There is an effigy of the young
King in place in the soffin; anoher
amazing piece of modern workman-
ship, according to his description.
Of course it is not intended to fool
i •<> teach
ope emerges fiom the ____
thusiasma and prejudices of youth,
why not more balance and symme-
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stunts they do possess no
neroes I have long admti
showing up as false alarms I used to
■wear by Old Bil ‘fe)i, Tie |
Doctor finds high heels are making
hoots of women s feet. That e line.
Horseshoes are cheap.
American meat packer met the
I king in London. Wonder if the king
thought to call him Sir Loih.
I 'Tn White Plains, N. Y., ten squir
rule invaded a man’e home. Maybe
he has been acting uko a nut.
Man paid $106,000 tor a Gutenberg
Bible. That’s cheap: Any Bible l
worth more than that.
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kind of an itch fugm matches. Natur-
ally It Is an inflammation.
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Liberty Hyde Bailey, presi-
One Full and Six
Conditional Pardons
AtSTIX Mur h 15. —One full Slid
six, condirfolal i nr, long, granted Nat
urday and revorntion of one furlough
brought Gov Miriam A. Fergusonia
nlemency tuts to ugrand total of 1,115.
Of these 791 were Tor pardons, 27 full
nnd 00 conditionl. Paroles number
78, restorntions of < IllAasMp HU. fur
loughs nml tensiohs of furloughs
220, revoratien- of furloughs anir pn
roles 20. turn.I furfritures remitted 22,
remissions of all sentence* and fines
24. rommui.it ton f death sentences 7
was practeally "spent, however, ulii
aused nothing but a serious abra
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college. He ha
books nnd has
try in face and figure?
“But She’s Young Yet"
How wonderful it would be if this
were the natural scheme of things
and we said of some woman who
was not very pretty at twenty, “But
of course she is young yet."
To a certain extent-his is trod
of some men. And that isbecaus
the thing that counts in their face*
is character more than physical at-
tributes. and ar they grow older
guide me wrong, and I’ll no longer
dance and sing. or fill (lie air with
joyous song."
cient ills,
s ago to-
A match for the English profes-
s:onal billiard championship, be.
tween Tom Xewman, the preseat
titleholder, and Joe Davis, will be
played in London beg min ng Apn’
13.
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Of corse I am., certeny I am, nat-
urally, yee gods, thats a woder-i
fill baby, pop sed.
g Well G wizz, pop, its not very
fritty, is it? I sed.
It is for its age, wy certeny, p,
sed, •
. Was J ever that age, pep? I sed,
1. end he sed. You surely were, I yp-
member you very well. •
Va young girl can
mau who’s said to
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red ih! he raved and he
i spehhat had no* sente
tested, feeling son .
$ atppped, there’ll
dore. George Wus l>
snow, too high for
, he is the one one
s fame they can’t
■ for tuis bunch to
. no Aaw is found,
a not tell a lie.
it Stood nil aroun.
gon in an age when
r their beds: lie did
a rage, or tear the
Ma. Oh, I am glad
. whse fame the
Bb whose record is
eda that ghitter like
Irked up the Daily
■per of our town,
I with snickersnees
rge’s white renown
P hands were filled
re not only boozd,
ire he distilled the
The chief grounds for a famous dl
vorce filed recentiy ts that they have
When the two dcigs of Columbus . been married since 1925.
Allsop grew ill the other morninoi (Copyright. 1926, NBA Service, Inc.
he sent for the Horae Doctor, who . ' J ?-
wanted to charge him two dollars: ]
but as C lumbus just had one dol (
lar he gave that to him and li t >
The former era held by the an-
cisnt craftsmanship and sgniricance
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lot of the comment* he heard, from
representatives of both classes, and
it vp* easy to realize the double en-
tertainment such a visit afforded.
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doubt/as to who the speaker meant.)
If We Kept on Developing
And then the queer thought came
to me. Wouldn’t it be wonderful
if we grew and developed right
through life. Not, of course in
physical size but in physical charm.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if in-
stead of taking it for granted that
every year after 25 or 26 meant *
lessening of charm it meant a nat-
utal development of more charm.
Our minds Levelop, clarify, grow
more balanced, why not our physi-
«al attributes? .
The mind’s eye grows clearer #%
the years go by, why not the physi-
cal eye?
There is more balance and syn-
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MARCH BARGAINS
at Cook's Grocery
SPECIALS IX CANNNED GOODS
1 doz. No 2 Tomatoes......._________
1 doz. No. 2 Good Corn._____$165
1 doz. Campbell pork A Beans $1.25
1 doz. 2 1-2 California paaches$2.v0
1 doz. 8% Cal. Apricota $2.75
Plenty of Fresh Vegetables.
Abo carry a good Kno of Chick-
en Feed.
. k. £
The right color in thread, II
( braids, tapes—even to the 1
J lowly snap are carried here I
x in qualities you will enjoy
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Pullman porters have been grant
eda 10 per cent increase in salaxy:
but that doesn't mean that tips of
less than 25 cents will be acceptable
tod the aristocrats of the sleeping
car — Denison Herald. ,
Since the point has been, reached
where just about all of man’s ac-
tivities are being regulated by law.
Why not pass a statute prohibiting
the practice of tipping? It places a
pretty heavy burden on the law to
undertake so muh regulating, but
alms; historlans, to their
ouviiee me that he faked
-Qne after one my idols
even more so.
see the dentTst yesterday, and I’ ?
Went alon - to help her holler wi •
the go' hurt.
cn comparing them in attractive-
tes« of appearance. Our final ver-
dict was that Mrs. H was a shade
better looking than Mrs. J. ‘‘But •f
course,” said one of us, “Mrs. B. is
ten years younger. When she's as
cld as Mrs. J. I don't believe she ll
r, could believe lluim^XnakA, to* 1
hb pretty and young«.could sfeep
L it, a. ; ed t
praime muy he swps"te the
hit was lillv the wayheap-
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prominent in muncipal
movements, and alwvs has
te----
ake me tirod, the
The coffin of the boy king of
bHEptuNAE
m always th* 4
oueAnd onto
—usp-ia i
Kempov semed to have got the most
enjoyment out of the remark ol •
little blackened, dHed-up Canadian
miner, with whom he had a traveling "
acquqintanee. '' " .0
The miner had* studied the effigy
intently, from all aides. Then he evls -
dently reached his conclusion*. I
"Hell," he remarked simply, If . .2
that’s the mummick of a rill man, \ N
so‛m l one!” * \ h
m.Andifthethoughtzul
mar"Aegam m
M will get somewhere.
■■UH CORPUS WRIT
TX.March 15- Habeas or
Life is a complex thing. Its un-
gles are many and varied. I is
a thing that demands constant study
with an open mind. \
Am I overlooking any bets?‛Am
but that whice LueprinKenoa ayyabgnanar ,„X!
ibly hope to de- ry way*? That is what one suc-
ceasful man naks himself evety
4 ’A
ig plana.
Designer
rvbluxhing,
ar And you scarce could believe that a
, inn n couler do such extravagant
m t gushing.
KLAN PARADE AT (KKEXVIL.LR
GIVHNVILLE, Marh 1n TheArst
Ku Klux varde in Teans in 1M monehs
was held here Sntnnlny night with
mereral hundred klannmen and klans-
women unmasked in the maret. c‛
usg Thov"
ire.
sed. Are we going to keep him? ; y
-Certeny we’re going to keep him,
- - ‘an- .h n he’s all rite, I red.
1 to aFAnd me and pop went out agen,
Ame: pop saying. Your not ixactly wat,1
fer ceuld call enthusiastic, Benny.
U»J Aie you? I sed.
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hen.
ivance)
auterence between being on the
/hack as 1883, when he
uit 4 0-
and Raneh U quit* cor-
there are few greater nuisances
than that of tipping. When a patron
of a hotel, .cafe or train pays the
price asked for hi* accommodation
he should be entitled to a reasonable
measure of service from all employes
of the institution. Of course, if he
calls on porters, maids or others to
go out of their, line of duty to meet
his demands lie should be willing to
pay for the additional service of
forded But to have to pay in the
form of tips for the usual services
that comes within the work of the
employes or be slighted by them is
placing not only an unnecessary bur-
den upon ' the patron but one which
is not justified. A great many peo-
ple encourage the demand for tip-
ping by being liberal in the dis-
tribution of their coin,, some doing
so for “shoW,’“and it is a nuisance
which it is difficult for sensible peo-
ple who object to to* custom control.
If all establishments catering to
she public would prohibit their em-
ployes from accepting tip* when in
their regular line of duties and post
a fixed charge for special services
asked, it might go a long way to-
ward curbing the evil, but it will
take the close co-operation of the
public and the proprietor* of public
places to put a atop to it, and prob-
ably that even will net he success-
ful without the assistance of the
tain’s greatest In ug
lorn in Glasgow, . 1 y
Cay.
Walter Thomas Lyt
the London Econon 1,
ly visited Amenica, l it
•12 years ago todav.
away is failure. You speed gyl 1
over waters with only a plank half
an inch thick between ou and
black bottomless, denth- It io very
cosy to get wrecked, and a very lit-
tle thing will cauae a wreck. And
that is why so winy people are
wiccked—they don't realise how
ensy it is to get wrecked, and
how small a thing will do it. A ’
cup of coffee wrecked Borglum’
restaurant.
A man with a comfortable home
and a happy family ha* lost it all
because he picked up a glance from
a come-on eye. A sharp word, a
mean look, has kept a man out of
the United States Senate. An un
sterilised lancet has caused a dos;
tor to lose the life of a patient. A
dirty collar has kept a dentTut’s
waiting-room from being file»
Jest aroud the corner will put e
man’s business where nobody goes.
Too much Style in one locatfon, and
too little style in another focatisr
will keep a shop from getting pa
irons. The lack of a button will
mak one a social failure.
Hart’s makeup. He has often shock-
ed his Harvard colleagues and hir
New England neignbors: but" he
has never, changed his conduct er
policies because he did so.
frown, an Ei
usonmnamunasanwamampmn
gsouaurim? I Mae
how long they stay. •
DALLAS 1ov SHOOTS AT BIRDIASAFLANDCOTERVATIVEBANK
AND STRIKES WOMAN . :
DALLAS, March 15.- Leon Mathis,
U. fired at lord. Mrs. Mhy Lvach The buslnene at rellable persone
10, receiva the bullet, a 222-calihe . i * .. .....
ul. th" sole of her ■neck. The bull ' firme and corporatlone nellelted •
Is
MOO?
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humaa tdvancement.
But wouldn’t it be a wonderful
world if this development mid im:
r rovemen t could be physical as well
as mental for all of us?
• Of course even mental improve-
ment doesn’t come without some of-
fort, but no amount of effort will
bring physical improvement—at the
best it will orly ward off degeher-
atipp. '
A Long Slow Rise
If we might just mature to our
highest possible perfection and then
pass on, instead of having a swift
rise to a physical apogee and n
long slow decline, how much more
beautiful it would be.
Of course one might say (I think
I have) that this drcline makes us
less in love with life and so more
willing to leave it. But does it? How
many old peorle have you known
vho no longer have any use for
life?
“ Dressmaking (
Cloudy nnd gloomy days sueh as we have been having is the very , b,
1 time to work at your Springtime dressmaking. Make the most of - Ya
these “shut-in” days because when it geta bright and sunshiny out,
you won’t want to stay in. If you cannot come to our store, make use
of our telephone and delivery, nervier.
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Of the world’s cotton crop, two
thirds is grown in the Unitel
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Yards upon yards of novelty Silks are here.
Printed crepes and wash silks in a most at- e"
tractive range of patterns and color combina-
highway and being in the ditch-
Iter* is life. An inch away is
death. Here is suceess. An inch
5
born lit South Haven, Mich., 68
years ago today.
Count Calvi di lergolo, son-in-
law of King Victoi i.mmanuel of
Italy, born 39 years ago today.
Lee Shubert, celebrated theatrical
manager and poduur, I.urn at Syt-
muse, N. Y., 61 Vei ia ago today.
To those who feel that the
beat is none too good.
AMERICAN ACORN
TIBF8 AND TUBES.
Natig Batteries, Accesso-
rieoADM and Oil, Mechanical
Work Aattewies Chargedin
MBA - A a Eadwa
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family at England was iuunded by
Queen Vietoria at Fregmor:*s
1880—Dennis KarneX arre^teji
in San Francisco fot.zuw?“aK
senteneed te six motKiemn-
Site k i lew says dogs and roos j . vl
ters ami ducks have their place I 12
the ho me Roosters crow when e 32
puny i oming: the dogs baik wl, .
they 1‛1ive: and the clock -hup •' T"I
• hero of my gouth;then from his pe
«estal he Mt—they proved he never
lived, in truth. Then Chris Columbus
took his place, I loved his worth, ad
w 4 Jackson, - seventh l A
the r nited Sta'm I
born in"Mecklenburg, County, N. C. I
Died at theHermita" e, Tenn., June .
'll I
1830- Paul Heyse, < ne of the I
foremost German poets and" novel-
ts of modem time . born in Ber."
Iin, Diermm" .........
1851.
elected
Ono, 03
1852—
first JE ybuild iron sus-pension
briiges, died. Born in London m
Wo ve got a new baby at our
louse, being a boy but not looking
like enythingyet except jest a
baby, and today pop took me m
Ina’s room to see it, me keeping CM
looking at it without saying eny-
thing, and after a wile ma sed, Well,
Benny, wat do you think of your
krother?
Meening the new baby, and . I
in New England, i here is none of
Limited Amount
ibi/ ‛*
of
» quit voting for the man
mbat Spent talker, or the
■ ■mi akillfut tn destroy-
ment's charecter. and lead
to men whom we know, or
to believe, are honest a ad
*M qualited to fill the of-
they aspire, and we ought
withont regard to their
world and on*
ir the yxperieni
led sigltseer.
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Edoilong as it takes vindis-
fi to get out the crowd and
Bthesproper enthusiasm, it is
t to need something stronger
mesoltions to check it.
ve gone • long way toward
■■tbh totaparison with na-
ESaxon days when “trial by
6t was one of the accepted
ods of determining disputes,
an a very larg part of us
it still the idea that trial by
atshould be revived, and in
ities,especially in the South,
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