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"Many Times When 1 Was a Boy I St.MItS.
VE\M:i: n|.i
Ne?;Iev up
was at work v*?- i<
tlitr front v;ir<i*!j i.
her hand was a w
"Look ! she i
a picture on one ot ?.. j-. i .
acro? lids 2STi?
trunk today. ller? .-a I
to ask inu ,i in,;
Old Mail Nr. .? > |oo.? < it*
In un<- liand. I.. e
fumbled fui i.-s
tacies Tin t f,?- ?...* - .
It represented <t : n -r.i i
and shawl an . .% it; . . n
bonnet on hot
Under one : rm -'-?
do-. It was t *;i _
pointed
"What o ear: - 1
queried i m>
I've ween : t
there is I'.mi
See Its ln:*_'i r o>y| :t:*r| hushed!
In pug n? -> . .:et tl .
ill.-, a . - e
hrt n t'ir 'i!- .!?! :r. nr
' it thi lit.
Buys."
t M.J M ,11 V.
tiou: X ttt s! ? . as,-;
Ih.ggii ' Till . I. .. i . . 1 II.,. III,..,
zine over and looked at It^ l.ite >:
May. lS7t?.
"I was liftifn years n
picture was printed ' sai l lie. ' And
I've a pretty good nn-inor... It .
seem queer and on''..imiish to
ma'am. Rut It seems ::ht> nutiu:
to me. Makes me kind home
look at It, in this year of 1025. M >
the time I've turned around i the
street when I was a lioy t<> -t- re it
some woman dressed like that, ami
wish my mother could nft" d to wt
uch elepant clothes. The
"But I asked you about the ilog
la carrying," Interrupted Mrs y,
who was not at .\} Interested in tieold
man's reminiscences "V.hived
la It; or is It Just a freak pictureV
"The dog is a pug." answered N> ley.
"And a very good specimen of
pug at that. It's funny you never saw
one. No, It isn't so funny, either. At
a big dog show hist year 1 saw two
pugs on exhibition. And the younger
spectators gaped at them us If they
were curiosities.
"But fifty or even forty years aire
you couldn't walk a mile <>n any f - i
lonat'le street without seeing a d- i
of them. By nature they were pt -fy
little fellows, and clever too i: m
most of their mistivs?: used nthem
with rich food and give the:
most no exercise. the poor things
got fat and wheezy.
"No, yon wouldn't be likely to rce
ognlze the plctun >r knew what kind
of dog It was. Any more than v >would
know what to do ith a dress
such as that woman in tlie picture i
wearing.
"You see, fashions in dogs chang.
Just as fashions in clothes or in sh.ng:
though most folks (Isn't slop to l
Ize it. I'm a pretty old man tin-, i .
interested in dogs. So I've kept fr..
of those canine fashions boner than
the folks around me have bothered to.
For instance:
'The pne used to he the most fashionable
dog in the world Tla-n . i at
Icnce pugs vanished You didn't >
them any more. .Inst as you didn't s-e
crinoline and hoi.pskirts any more
Fashion got tired of pugs and dropped
them. Tiiat meant breeders sfopj ed
producing ihem because there wasn't
any more market for their wares
"Along eame the tiny po-.-n.-. with
the funny clipped coat and his Im(r
sometimes tied up with a j ink how
above his eyes. The miniature poodle
was all the rage. Some people even
had his coat dipped Into their own
monograms or crests Ii used to take
n real artist to clip those dogs in tin
right fancy way lie disappeared. Sdid
the Spitz. S?? ?:!d the i>i:>ck-umW
tan So did many another.
"Then there was tie XetfffouS'JIund
1 don't believe you've seen three >7?i.v
eg-Cwnein I
ays? Terhuite
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:.au :?U. I'Uf it a - ?m? J.-'l T ..I
- r<\ Tlifi} lull: l \V"111 t?? own a Mi if*.
>1 they s:.'p|.f4i hiiylni: : ?* > . t
M*W U imillai.' at id And : ? iirallii;
i < 1 _* lli?- -a "i a! -a t at .'.it nS
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i ; tliHia iv maStitT. a. iher
: a He u*? t?< I .-.eeti
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; 1 V::-. - tl i a>t5.Y In . t?nl.%
. y : - - 1 ii' i not > . I.. liis?
. juiijtrity i . ' . .i.;? do; lvrj
li i<s it wn- ! - - s?' ninny people
wove i:it - cities and i??t *
>inr?il llats -.here tliw was no roor
j :'.>r Itini.
"Yes. n fashions In don
j ehanvre as tnueh as in clothes. Thai
1 hah., of will maybe stare at ll?
i ]i'rii:n of a ' nlkl'tir or a chow or
I'm i- r:.- .1 - : ' from now and
vamder h: - -n outlandish hp|
r.ml 5t nia;.
.Inst -i ir i hack n verj
few years nisi : cite ?( the
' j ..1:0 l<n -ii afi r ;,! ?: in-r :':11 iut:i|>Oi
"nti. fashion Mel i. . ernwled om
. iii. No ... . ait for fifty yean
to recognize that.
' "Awl it's 1 . : A Is a ??nl
lie isn't a 1 If arc. r|., .
;s a ?.a! ?-r i or a .-is or *:ftj
] years * tutt ?.f <Jgp wit
; h?. just as ;! same l!u?
? imndrca . now, if his breet
is kejs ;|. " f:in.'iers.
' 'Ti i ; !< -.vh... '.' from or brew!
, to arc- hi- i. the lie-- bw.'
| caipjiest* ! ; -,li?.nnble - Well thu-si.
| ii. .. .. .'j ... r e tic iovt
and the loyalty .. first '-lass doTl.ey
aren't ?r>. <: ^ fanciers. The?
, re tad Suppose a do;
chnttiii'd was ers -ust ,-s soOJs lib
ii i ter . :!>! | shir with th?
i-rowd ' in . u>.s: i- We'd ml!
' itn .. worll it s- i ir f..r ?le.?-ri5njf hit
ss. Well. j o coin-' to call
.he man w:n ;i.i . ver his loyal ole
log for the s.,'.,. . fashionV
! iC.a.-. t t.y V ?e ri-Utnte. Inc.l
Err 'air. risking Gear
i Fri?-n?! 'iir-' : . i: <"n :: < wilt!
,1 wits 'parting <m a fish
' illi! trip. He- pilUS' i Jo fee if l:o ))H(
overlooked auyt and friend \vif?
seized . v o. ::i?y to inquire
it !S?l;e :i: I tl:i; If ear tO It??k*
a tisl? bltf';" Tb? man of tl;p house
sighed: "N't. ilar! .. Ft doesn't tak?
.111 this gear to v ' a lisli bite. II
! merely takes all of this to locute th<
j blame.'
Explains Love*s Madness
1 I The love which is often poetically
described as a spring "malady" ha*
:nnv been given a prosaic explanation.
We are told that it is the additional
moisture of the season that causes
people to write poems, fall (a kwi
and shun work.
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THE . -iEROKEL SCO
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i /f'MBUGS
vi. : t ?-;i?t vth >s
- r.v ft: \i;; OF HEALTH
cat? .ii:.:. Diseases
r 'minuBl>1.
k .1 v- jKr-Hitt
us t va: .-'tiua > diseases.
l.'hese. lis doubt,
w ough.
: -vt r .::jd diphtheria.
relentless and
-is lyi.r.n- Her la* - are ina
':i ai ii * ther< is conv.
.1. re. I"h* weeds -mother
the weeds ihemsefrea
i-' d . d la the poud. the;
i-o llttl*. ilali The dogs;
1 - and .iic < atch |
* " 1 ' pa '.! d tne in- |
. the rob ilia ?-.i the worms.
l< lieaa have lit:!' fleas
r backs to bite "em.
a' .i .. ?v? lesser fleas.
A - ad infinitum.
A,,J
j iu luni. havt g . tei a ?<> nn;
I .VI. .... iter still.
A ml jjitratef still ?*nd so 011."
iu ia?; nuw^eopic world there .ire
.1 i lui 1 i i > u h ; her 'id
?.< ' i'l'-.- - .! < huuiuu bo>i.
, liinu.n tu .nit mu -. ligut these hue
r i :: prey on t ,;e human host.
Human it. iii&.- must light these L-ac.
i overt., ii*? ;>\ 'hem. llu:i
" !) i - naturally
L : '?y nature's law a aud also human bo:.ik
- in. .. . .. s .or haniau
> . id ia COtlTnill ug tliW
. . : virus caai^u,; -. - x
.: ....... -i i in U'-.maa : it
. <1. tn>.;iih to gro . and multt
. .< -i"i "o eliminate the toxins which
, U'i !u,'iouii called small
,h \ :i ii :b:s h ppoiis nature at
.'!>? ' : work mi pr."luee ii ii'.i
i :i which will n? ut rai
-> "U- and al-' kill the
*1 i i - ;. --r.ii the
a I 11 If ure .-i : 1
-- pa 1 i.l d.. - The . tin
e .loiu Ui.iill. One or the other must
i b-.- overcome.
i l; . ?n? UCi collies ill tile :i d
. by showing man how in .i.il
u.iiu to tuoiv t ifu:ientiy p
i antitoxin by means of va. u.i
- on In -.niie iudnuces it i> i?? ? hie
to .i. r ;h antitoxin artiluiall?
3 'j
i .ind ' a.v i actons be
< >m mum cat
rti I e tu- I'll I he sick. to
I the weli
In ii t > - wiicti the individua,
h - .ad iiue .. .. .-f lie disease and
1tet; -1 antitoxin pro
dill. ' ill he - y ; :u to lOUnter&Ct
that imoi t < n rema - permncent and
1Mb 'i r' t) have
. thai disj .ca^a
I INCTIClv-?All pupils who want to I
::t . athirig studies thi> summer
; see me at once. Mlla
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go4seoqttnyr^r,r*'-',.?r :^nggi?
f pMfm: .okc ; <
I' Nervous 1|
hot f ashes l<|:
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j: "COMtime ago when in a |iO
if very Ul.vous, run-down jy
! ' f | condition,** says Mrs. Martha IS
>jj F. Marlow, of Broken Bow, fH
! li "I tried numerous re me- J
I t| dies to try ;>t J-;nst to keep
! going, but 1 could not. I was
weak and tired?just no good
at all. My back ached and I |
had hot flashes until I was bo j
j very nervous I smothered.
' i "I couldn't sleep and I was
never hungry, and I kept got- !
ting weaker. I couldn't stand ; j
I on my feet. This was an un- j
usual condition tor xne as I j
had been pretty strong all
along. I knew that I would
have to do something, and i :
that pretty soon.
1 "Some friend suggested that
I take Cardui, and it certainly
l j ; was a good suggestion, for
after taking one bottle I could
tell I was stronger and better.
I didn't quit. I kept it up all
through the change and did
fine. I felt like a different
t | person after I began taking ?
i Cardui has helped thousands R
of suffering women.
' Sold by all druggists. ft
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POSTELL
\ !. mil% reunion wa-? t
nu* ' Ah. ami Mr-. t .i j
on Sunday, Jan?* tie C. ' ?Mr.
mid M is. E. H '.mi, ?
i.roe children f om At'- : < .
Mi. and Mrs. Our. ., :
children frc.ns Blue Rid-.'e. Cl.i. ?.
and Mi.-. 1{. L. IV'<m? arid
c hildren, from Uucktown, Term, and
A! . and Mrs. O. P. Tayt r and '
,:r?ri from ail. > ' with iiio
family at home the e was 22 in all.
A fine -i n-evwas yi i.: . .Me ir> ??
'm! aider "ie srrt(l. Also
iu|'|m after which :m . 1 for
, homes only A. . ana M- . Aden
from Alliens wh- r?*i, led -intd.
Monday. A delightful .% v.:We
hope the faintly may -pond
>nanv uu.ie happ\ day .... , : .
A larpe crowd frnm Shoal Creek
.dtended the picnii at Turtletown,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Mason and h'Ulren
em upper Shoal (.."reek .Cited her
husband; parent; Air. and Air-. John
Mason, Sunday.
Mr. K. H Mien n.l ...
l ompanicd by his i >? *? v V
Allen and M Kli.- Mr.
and Mrs. Maivb. 'l Ha
iay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cast*!] H v ..-n- visited
the la Iter's ,41MT t- V:-. . Mr.
Itnman Harris, Sunday.
li. v. S. A. Stil.'K fn.il. I'. .11 fillci)
id-: lojrular aprn'nuvnt Fln\
Creek, Saturday and' Sunday'.
M . Marshall H
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Ma>!rin the great Fit
Thos. i
Valley River ,
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*i \ e t Tellco P'rn:. Tenn.. Sunday.
Mr. fetid Mr I'oley Quin.. visited
and M*>. it v., Vouiit; S::da\.
Mis-... M' Berth: aro
?viskinir thi Mr. 'aishail
y. tl?i- v:<vk.
. t niv ?lcd i Dei'nrau' i at
.' l i Mi*. ' Kvd i > f !>
1"} J . v Shoal ? r.-c-! visiUd the !:: tci?
. ire t. Mr. d M N
Sunday.
Mr. Tonk Jones i rt< ' *be
irt'erat th: writing his man> fi; n<l>
ii be l lad to learn.
M? !> '!;. .< ile.Nffei* and ister
i. . T?. -it- i"i on' visited V.
, Allen and fauiil;. Sunday.
Mr. Ilvrl - . iil t?-i.
writing.
; Mrs. Isabel Alhn is -ill the
Mok list.
Mi. . ; Mrs. Kdirar l.odford
a'! over their w l?aby r'i.!.
VOLF dEF.f
Our fai !!! i - .? ? k'ginniu;.'. to feel
tin- ef'c t- :1a.' :Jry weather a;'.tin.
The /enera I ci'?! are looking uood,
man. trardi i. are bejriiinirur '.?
jfi'er for the want oi moisture.
Son 11f <.-!? iz# rail to :<tte; t
-.out! .Monday where they had case?
I-< ndintr.
.ft* t i.i: risoii wl'i is t:?k
in?r nurses training in the ! !?? i*Jt.
Sauilai ..?> iui,' . r..i 2I?? pita!, flr;:!r:do
Flu., arrived lo- on Wed: -?lay
iyht of Inst week to spend ia-i a
'ion with her parents. Mr. and Mr.-,
W. 1*. tlarren. She will ea\ < here
train f?.? Ro?:da on the 21st
'lite lire whistle bit v.' t "p".
ill, Monday nfleroor n about -undo
WI ; tit W? Well lltiebh- to lenill
any of the de.ails ?>t' r"'ie fin , damage
etc.
The Rev Jesse Tiallew pleached :.1
Macedonia church Sunday.
Mis.- lliancbt Hairier trove ' nth.
day ,i i ty Menday nijrht to .mi
r'r'-u.u and relative. .
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liFI l.EVIEW NEWS
Mr>. S. ir. Patton was the puest <JS
Mi S. S. Uatchett, Sunday.
There will . be a Decoratiur
Noila Sunday, and Mr. Carl l.oude^H
lk : Copperhill will preach thet^B'
at that time. ^
Lucile Patton. Dorothy Pat^K
B : uche Henson. Mr. RolJct^B
It . -he Ab Teaffuc, and Vnugha^R
; ent the day in Culbc soi^B
i ^ Akin of Copperhill iB
i .c ves here now. >5
Mrs. Walter Brown fronB.
d:? - v r?t Sunday aftcnootB
."it. Browns" sister, Mrs. Clow^K
' Kintf. '5
m i-s Abbie Lee Patton Florid^H
Hei -u.: and Mr. James Axley wenB
a Deco.ation at Snow Hill SunB
NOTICE *
I hereby announce myself as al
i'..ndidatc i-.r the Office of Sheriff?.
:u : ?.!.ee County. N. C., subject?
i.t .!< publican Primary and on-B
i i! AM favors shown mi will?
7th day of June 1926.
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