The Keota news., July 28, 1922, Image 6

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Then m two *ld*a to #v*ry
Mary—ami some have (our and a call*
t»r T
“I was smoking
my pipe when
it came to me"
Which may, or may not*
baa boost for Edfoworth
Bo« many good idea* in bom is s
Bp* o t tobacco! Thar* U something
ih* calm contantmant of amoktM a
pip* that kcck to open up th* mind
(or t>*w idea*.
A buay man. a thinker, whoa* brain
b crtaacroMed with a thouaand im>
prcaaion*. find* that smoking hi* pip*
aript* out m«*t of th* confuMon. and
leave* hia mind dean, ao that th* n*w
Idea, th* inspiration. baa a much
better chance to tnaka iu impression
—aa if pipe-smoking wiped all the
chalk>marh« from the blackboard ot
th* mind and invited saw Idea*, sew
thought*, and creative piaaa to out*
tin* thrmtciv** thereon.
Lou of mas gat good idea* when
aha vine. Many mom find their sew
idea* whan puffin* sway at lb* pip*.
Th* right kind of tobacco la an Im
portant matter to a pip> *tnokcr—
though. Ik* breathing, h* addom
t oinks of it. Raving aettled os a cer
tain brand, it become* a habit to buy
that. If th* tobacco Just suits hia
last*. it doean 'l matter what iu sama
U or ehat It eoaU It bacomaa
*i« tobacco.
Edgeworth aolu many Bias. W*
lika Edgeworth. "It la a
matter of IndJvid
tud tael!*—lika aat
\l But w* hav* a
Mfflnul belief that them
• r# many pip*-
ijsiSljl aaaokem not amok
tasmgra lag Edgeworth who
1 rt, !■ ought to b*
a bo don't know
W Edgeworth mad
M therefore hav*
bo Idas that
there i* a to-
BBHHSW ba i that hiU
Uh . last* ao
Wa want thorn mm to try Edge
worth. w* would lika to hand them
our pooch personally, but aa that ia
impoaaibl*. wa*U do what w* can.
Th* makara of Edgaworth wm mad
Baa aamoiea to aay pip* acnokar who
will aak for them, Stm ply **nd a postal
or a not* asking for the** free aamplea
and lhey'U com* to you by th* first
maO.
Edgeworth cornea in two forma
Ready-Rubbed and Mug Slice. Ia
either form it i* a motet, fragrant to
bacco that packs r.iceiy. lights quickly
and buna freely and evenly.
can't procnim that Edgeworth
will make br, ..*nt idea* com* to you:
but we are are you ».J have a d
Ughtful amoke—aad after Ml. that'*
aO that good toharoa i* anppoand to
ghra.
For free aamplea. ad-trass yw pa.
tal or letter v, Ls.-j. a Br«ub* r W
pany. 44 South 2;*t s- R,--
•nood, Va. If you will mee-.c.-s •>,*
name and address of the dealer fr-.-n
whom you uaually buy your
your courtcay will be *RRr~--jted.
To fUtaU Tobacco Merchants If
your Jobber cannot tupnly you with
Edgeworth. Larue ft Brother Com
pany will gladly Mod you prepaid by
parcel poet a one- or two-doaen car.
lon of aay Mm of Edgeworth Plug
Slim or Ready-Rubbed for the ram*
prim you would pay the Jobber.
W. N. U, DENVER, NO. EMMaT*
CENTENTIAL STATE ITEMS.
Denver. Condition* la Colorado
fnrwiMt a production of SH-fAdW
bushel* for the combined winter and
spring wheat crop*; s3.4iM.UUO bushels
of t..ro. 7,1 *2.000 bushel* of oatai a.-
ISV.out bushels of barley, I.IM.OUU
bushels of rye. 15.70CV.000 bushels of po
tatoeA, 1.a77.0i» lons of sugar beets.
2.7ucs,u»i ion. ut bay. 4.0U1.0U0 bushel*
of apples, 010,1 SSI bushels of peaches.
St.uii bushel* of |tmr*. according 10
the report Just released by the I'nlted
Slates bureau of agricultural eroiiuiu
ics (division of crop and live Slock es
timates). In cooperation wllli the Slate
Board of Jiimiigmiion. The Colorado
«inter ultra! crop will amount to
about 22 busliels If condition*
remain ev.-epilunally favorable, and an
average yield of nearly nineteen bush
el* |o the acre Is finally produced *a
Ibo |,|73,uuu acres left for harvest.
Uil year llie average was only twelve
bushel* to Ibv acre alien llie crop
amounted to lU.Io2.UUM bushels
Iletlver.- - Word has been received
here by C. U lirnnger. assistant die
irict tt.resier. from herretarj «f Agrt
• uliure Wallace of llie approval uf the
agreement of llie pr«t|sasrd • ‘aOiertin
I'as* Kk.il. a lilcli I* lo be started *""#
by llie bureau uf pulrilc roads lly this
agreement llie I‘niled Slate* govern
mrni will appropriate fll.Mll of the
Miui e.iimatrvl cost of a stretch of
Pit mile* of r».-:ul ibrough the mounlain
tyrrlinry. The remaining evja-nse of
fir.iasl ** lo be Imrne by the slate
. Colorado spring*.—l vaniet I'rru,
pr.-prlt-i.-r of the people * tlairy of tbt*
•lly. and Id* family are believed to be
ii>e Colorado family killed in 1 grad*
. r>—log a-.ideal near lluftalo. N ¥.
Tim iiw-itilvers «<f the family, according
lo ibe rily directory, nr I«aWH l*Ml.
Id* wife Alice, and three children.
Ethel. 17: Harold. 12. nad Cart. |u Tlie
Fret* family left here a moßltl ago by
molar sj-end live summer in New
lt.rk stale, and lo make a rmasnsul
nenial motor trip
Silverton The Silver!on Comma*-
■ lal nub has caused notices to tar
|m*icd thro-igh a greater part of lb#
stale announcing that the Ktlrerfos
imruy highway, the scenic r»uie to
Mm- Verde, |« open f.*r travel. Tlie
mad I* rejs*rte«| in p«l condition and
will hr open unlit Aug IS. and per
ha|>* evro later. If the road 1# closed
l>cca<|se of new const ruction Ihe dub
promises that notices will be published
in |»e»nnr and other Colorado new*,
papers
Ivemi-r. Aceorvling In a ir|mrt by
the district forest drpartmrni. ISHD
acres of the nnilnnal forest renerv*
have I ■ecu destroyed by fire In thin
stale Since Ihe first of the year Three
thousand sly hundred dollars have
been ev pended In suppress'd! of the
fires. 12 per cent of which have been
traced to rnreirwsnrtMv. Ihtmage In 40
per cent of these has been sel I led by
fines or istymem of damages fifty
ie-r cent of last year'* rases were set
-1 1 led in this manner,
Trinidad. —-Nash Fernandes, who
•nd-oled » pool ball al Segumb*. a
••si camp near here, and who also op
-rsted a fall line, dievl here from a
•fillet wound near the heart Inflicted
t-y hia slfe. Mrs. Ib-slia Fartiandex.
I -rnar de* was shot as he lay In bed
f'lbcsiag « fpiarrel In which his wife
• *<l *c u-e-i him of intimacy with an
wher woman. After the* hooting. Mr*,
r-ntan-le* rame lain Trtnlilad and sur
rendered herself
Palisade Chester Kyer, 30. of this
City, was killed and his sweetheart.
Mis* Mica bell, itmtt, 10. of Palisade.
*** seriously injured when KycCs au
, I ••mobile turned over on the road In
km lot,-) miles east n f Palisade
The couple sere driving In a pirnlc at
Mesa.
I U sls> nl. ,rg—Frank Hefferley, said
in i*e a miner, *■* arrested her* and
l~.>infl «,.r in the Malriri Court on
charge* «f attempting lo InMmldat*
•lien at work in the mine* aaar WaF
aenburg
THE SEPTA SEWS.
Work Brains —
Not Digestion
HERE’S an ideal hot-weather
luncheon!
Two package* luscious Little Sun*
Maid Raisins one cool glass of
milk. Big men don’t need more.
290 calories of energizing nutri
ment in the little raisins. Pure fruit
sugar, practically preJitjesleJ so it
acts almost immediately, yet doesn't
tax digestion and thus heat the h/ooJ.
Therc’s fatigue-resisting food-iron
also in this lunch.
Vital men cat like this and resist
the weather. Don’t work their diges
tion because they want to work their
brains.
Try it for a few days and you'll
feel better.
Little Sun-Maids
Between - Meal Raisins
5c Everywhere
—in Little Red Packages
Th*** Ttrrtbl* OuMtionnairaa.
Rcslrtcrailon otHcer (tu spinster)—
Your tram*, please.
Spinster—Mathilda llmvrn.
Itegistrnllnn Officer—AgeT
Miss llmwn—Have Ihe Mi-—. Hill
whn live hell fh.»r. given yon llielr
**e*7
Reglslmllun Officer—No.
Miss nruvm—Well. then. Pm ihe
same ace as they.
lieglsimtlon officer—Thai will do
Proceeding to dll In alt particulars,
he murmured. "Mias Itrown. as old as
the hills.'*
Tragedy.
•'lllches have wings.■*
"Yea. bni had Judgment brings on
many a nose diva."
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