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EDITH ROBERTS YAWNED HECK OUFOF PLACE
FAD FOR COLORED BRACELETS
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Rochester Dcntitt a Git Too Strenu.
cus In Relaxing Ex.
erclse.
Höchster. N. Y. Ir. Iavll N. Mar-
Bone or the Carved Ivory Armbands
In White or Tints, Continue
to Hold Favor.
Jewels match the costume to h
marked decree. The fad for wearlnc
tin, a lKl i.rartlrlii- Irntist and a many bracelets continues, the brate
jrrinluat of lnt ywir's hiss of Ya ,ets of ,,one of Cnrvej vory ln wnite
dental .M-hcol. University of HulTahi. ontl cojor a stunning afternoon cos
I n-coverin- fn:n the effects of a dls- tump In 4lull toIiiato ci,iffon was seen
located vertehrae ln his neck, suficred roC(.ntiyt tie rkh tone of the tomato
iuvenil days uk when h- stretched pet off Dy bonc bracelets ln dull red.
himself too strenuously nnd tok an RrQTlt orange un1 j.p purpie. Charm
extra rHnxlng yawn. Doctor Martin ,nff bracelets from France come In
was treated nt a hospital here, but bihCk, n delicate," almost transparent
was permitted to go to his home, K,ton n( ornngef wlth gay 1Ittle cle.
where he Im continuing treatment. 'pbent? rompins about their surface.
.D...t..r Martin. In flexing his muscle.The ei(.phants are painted in white on
a few days api. twisted hU head too tl,e blapk bracelets and in black on
A t ft t J,. 1 At., '
mucn u om? sine arm in u uuijk uiejtni rftillMMi nn, nthor m trfnl-r.tc
atlas and axis ertebrne moved from
their nnturul plare., uuslng t!.e
location, accoidin; tw the recoid ut
the liobi'ltal. '
Edith Roberts is among the most ex.
perlenccd of the "movie" stars; ah
thruah only twer.ty-two years old she
3-r atcd as a chiid acr??.
Captured Live Esg!e.
I!cl Drew ami 'John Ilcdrh h can
turofl n lnr?e live ejIe a few days
ago near (Inrfield. W'l. The bird, n
Is characteiistlc of th eat'le, had
"overfed and va unable to fly. Th
tnvn presented liltu to Arthur Mar-
fiuanlt. who In turn, owing to sick
Mesa, presented If to Doc Smith ml
the big bird Is now a member of h's
"miniature zoo." The bird Is n (in
jsbow cunninp little Ivory or metal
Azures of'nnlinnls nnd men hung on
slander jrold or silver chains. For the
woman who travels much, or happen.
to be In glares where she can pick
up these trinkets, It Is Interesting to
"r.ther odd little pieces here and
there.
Another Item In keeping with the
lie : Lr;s Ca;!y
on ,:tc! on Tabic
York. Fa. A 4 Plymouth
IltH-': !.; a. o i. i d by Cnurh F.
I.at:ri. t.' K d Llu. 1. lives an
t. e:; on tili" Kit' li. U
I. i Ii lh i, .ore piur und iu-
tcli . ejuu than the ordinary
!iuc'iMer. t
. The fowl fund the fclt hen
dMr ajar nie inorniug, silpiH'd f
in, flew uiHin the table antl I
scratch lug together several
pieces or paper, uepositea a i
clean white egg, ready for use. t
Since her tirst effort the door 4
has been left open, but when
Mis. Laucks fvrgets to do so, the j
pet cackles for admission. The J
hen has . been 0 rejailar that
a small cushion has been placed
on the table, and each day she
comes In and deposits an egfc. !
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Children Cry for Fletcher's
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has fcctr. with zr.s croducina firm slnceJ specimen, measuring 7 feet 2 Inrhe-
from ti) tc tip.
The Mexican government has at0l
Ished the use of gorgeous uidfonna ln
.r.nfchlng accessories Is the vogue of the diplomatic service by an order
ho fancy glove, whiih marks u re- which says members of the corp shall
iv;.1 of a court style ffrom the days not v. ear uniforms which are not ro-
f the Medici and Yulota rulers. Many yarded as necessary to the efficiency
f the i.Tccts are much the same n of the Senice or for national dignity.
-Lev v.-..r.. tl:cn. thou'h the use cf if the order is obeyed diplomats from
,i, !j7:i15 :rn,i,,lf ,HTfu,m? In !he this country may not feel as lonesome'
ic.-i' fug of ti e glove has be'jn dj
i as they have.
IM
WILL
The L5?j Q i ck Fortunes are all way? mid iron th . dUcovry.of 01 v ii fiel Ul Tinn an 1 tirm aaain. peopl
wt.- havi invested smill sunn in Txi-. (HHintf new territory, fl . e Made Fortunes When OU Carne I"
W' n thfc Dl-co ry wll came at Ba-:birntc $103 jjmoI to 21.03! 001 invested vvitii Patilb Higina a
fcV r.onr brought I430OO. x '
HlGGrlN S' DISCOVERS A NKW EIeJLd
tiÜc Eiir4in3, who dncoven d the Beaumont, Humble and G 03- 01 Fieldbit bouht Millions to poo
p? le overnight has discovered a new 01 Field. Ba'bers II i 1 ! H got on throur.d early and secured
acreage of enom )U3 value in a fieldthat promises to be one of the greatest in the world! He Now Offers A
Ltnited Number A Cnance To Come la With Him - To Jin Him At The S'rr On A Sorter's Basis.
MTGgINS' GReT RECORD
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Made $250,000
on - Patiilo
Hicins fur : -ijr
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PATILLO !HG(;iNS. OIL WIZARD
tico-PrcsiJca! of S. P. R. R. nJorses Patiüo Hißini
SOUTHERN PACII Ii. RAILROAD CO
Miter oi V c- Ti r.il-m
I M kn ! är.flllU Kiciw in co.-u.tc t lo alttt all dlicov.ry
iaat fi.la far VM ft y..r.,hi. atar.41r &n4 raputktloa la
Ut Kit.
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First Texas riü Diohcu-iI by l'aa;,.i lu
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that wc. the under
foned citizens of Hoaumont. Texas, arc person,
ally acquainted with Pattillo Higgins of th
ity; wc have known him for many years, anJ
believe him to to perfectly reliable ar.d trust
T;orth7. He is a native of Deaurncnt, Texa.
We know within our poi-nal knowledge that
llr. Hasina discovered thi Dcaurr.ont 0:1 Fiel J.
In the year 1S02, and he sa:d when the field waj
developed that it would Ic worth millions of
dcllara. He said ti nt single wells would flow
thousands of barrels of oil per day. He located
tho exact spot where all the bi'j gushers ar
Turw found.
Mr. Hijcia deserves the whole honor of
discovering and developing the Beaumont Oil
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Natl CanU
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Ktf fvK.ini
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Ca pit a I at
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AuornY-ai-Law
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IM FORMATION COUPON
Pattillo Hijrins
7J5 Turnbow Bldg .
Hnon Texas
Without obi tti( n on mv part,
nd d-t.iil of your "onus offer
Sit
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P O
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A iliggins Well mat Paid 43 tor
YOUR BIG CHÄMCS
A Deep Well has already beenb ouht ii at BarbVs Tre kg com-
paniesare operatiiifi: there Yoj have ,in Oppo. tuniry now of a l fetime
a chance to get in on the ground floor and cv in on what boks like
the Next Biggest Oil Field Ever Discovered In T. xis.
BACk A WINNER
Higgins U a Winner is Winning N i.! If - ou eom'o Oil, Back A Winner
A. Five limes Wi.m r In A Pro?en Gush w I e'd Is A Good Comb'nuion
To Plav!
GEU m AS STARUER
T'n. Hiirgin '-Ifxii OilO at- jn: bsM v:niz?l with Pattib Hijins
in i-h i - F Vd Op fau n ditii l"tl i i.ie of gr-iat viljj
fujir ti e D ?cvi ry 'ell at Baib-rs Hill
ToMtk- I i eBig Money In Oil. Invest Before A Strike Is Mde No
A f ir
You've Got A Chane. H-?re tfo Gt In With Pattillo Higgir s, Who Has
DcovereJ Five Gr-at Oil Frelds. Au A Start r On A StarterBasis. ,
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature cf
on the wrapper all these years
lust to Drotect the comint?
generations. Do not be deceived.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-cood" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against.Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with a
remedy that you would use for yourselft
What is CASTOR I A
Cast or ia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oflf Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
. been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's'Comfort The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE C ASTORIA -ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over ;30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
TH B CKNTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
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Asked to Subscribe to
THE JOT' COURIER
By BEN BD DOANE.
FAIR, FRANK.
FEARLESS and FREE.
The only paper in Dubois
county with a genuine editor
who knows his business
and is onto to his job. Fifty
years of continued success
proves that fact.
THE COURIER grants your name
on its subscription list. It will cost
you ?2 per year. Now is the time
to subscribe. Do it now.
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I EDUCED FARES
o th Mountains of
Western North Carolina
Round trip Summer Excursion Tickets, at reducer! fars,
ar on si!e daily to resorts, in the Mountains oi Western
N )rc' C iroh i i; i?so correspondingly lo fares to othr
resorts.
T ckeU bi ir ßnl return limit of Chto r 31. 1922, and
parmit of 3top over at anv psint en -oute oa either going
or return journev, or bath. x
CONVENIENT TRAIN SERVICE
For fall information regarding farea, train schedule, ex.
call on nearest ticket agent,
ß. H. TorfJ, DUt Pigsencr Agent. 4ih & Markjt Sti.t Louiiville, m Ky
EAGLE'TiIIKADO
PENCIL No.174
For SaIo at your DejJr.
if Conceded to bo tho Fat PncH oado for ecaoral cm.
, EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YOIUC
tiaulo 2a (rro grav

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