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had a clrrulor prlateel 4n. r'. Parta BtMl all vm l. a i 1 1V ay 40 join ta aatoa. iaair analvai au tn tnraa: Thy da waat ta ba a llr amvloyara la any atnka braaklaa work whaa hlr aldrra ra oa atrlka; Uiay want holldaya wna run Bay.

ana rioauy thry waat pay far eyartlma. a a a Prom Tamaarar, a taam farmarly HqnraHaa and now Rumanian, eemaa tha atran newa that lu Jovanlea, having waittd 101 yeara for death to eoroa alone finally gat tlrad ot tha at rain aid took tha job IB fund tiaraalf. Vary Hallbarataly aha drov a nail to tha wall of bar btdroom, twtated ferd ihtrt Into a tap and bnoc raaBra la a Jraara tw. nat Trli taa fand inat ai i wxvta tx waaat and tf fioar: l.aaa. autntala of ratatiwa: art Kllograma of awat takaa from cawa.

aoa.aaa ralraa. t.a.aA nB and pin. Kor tta fa. Ita warm drink and Ita rakaa It oard I.IMJM oalmala anaar ait awauowrd of iiirea 01 milk. i Ton can raally vnTr thaaa ft uraa by remambrrlni; that a kilo cram I about pound and that 1 quintal make nrarlr on of our ions.

A Htra la i pint. Betwen lauch. July I trying Fcr SUSIE reiisf ffrcm censtisatien to si.ro yea gc! ALL DRAFJ Kellogg's! oo sufftw i font fOBatlivatuto. toq tenBot afford to loa time cxperitBeat taf. Tha poiaon which aonunuiat while yon try iaeffsetir meaaorca can sndermlna your health.

If Mtca regularly, EeBott'i Bras fttaranteed to ralitrra permanentlj ut moat enronio eaaet or eoutipaUoo, or ytrar rroear will return your money. It bring too 8UBE icaulu beeaoa it if ALL bran. Nothing; but ALL oran can ba wholly eSeeUTc Doctor know thiit That ia why Kellogg Bras, cooked and krombled, ia a doned and prescribed by phjiicianj tTBrywhere, It will bring' back your bulta to yon. Bo aura you get Kellogg Bras, cooked and krumbled. Ton could tall Kellogg Bran with your eye cloaed once yon hid tasted that delicious, nut lik flavor, Kellogg Bran it quite different from ordinary unpalatable brant.

Toe won derful flaror of Kellogg ia eiclutire. kou will like it. Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily in chronic eases, that much with ereiy meal. Eat it with milk or cream. Sprinkle it oyer other cereals.

Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in the recipes which are giren on the package such as bran bread, muffins, gnaaio eases, etc But start eatintr KeHocfff's Bran to day. Hare each member of your family cat It Enjoy that perfect health which should he yours, Kellogg' Bran, cooked and krumbled. is sold by all grocers. It Is serred in maiTidual cackace br the leadine hotels and clubs.

Oct it st your res taurant, tool Made in Battle Creek. national T.lusic Ueek May 4 to lO rtht Sign ofJUtoicjd TmHgt PHONO KAf al AN KORDI WW For your Mother On Mothers' Day May 11th YOtTVS always promised yourself that "some day" 70a would send your Mother a Brunswick Pbooograph. You know what happiness it will bring Into her life. How abe and the family will aojoy its beautiful music Do now Sead her a Brunswick at your Mothers' Day renjembrance, A doubly appreciated gift. Cocne ia aod select ttxj model you Uk best from cur ezteasire assortment.

Ask about our BrmwfcltMatbera'Day pUa aatf its vantages sud bcaarfrta. LettuteSl yo. all about ifc Secure a BEUNSWIC1 through our Mothers' Day Plan Convenient Terms I Console 7 I ModeU si Upright Models I $115 t. "$45 1 4150 i $65 i $200 4ri $100 .250 1 9 1 $125 to $475 to $200 i u' to flaur out whether the Ink. in THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1924.

retaining wall are being and nw ones sra being put where there were none last year. a The lake at Zoo park Is being filled for It first eaaon lo he used for swimming. A lm was built last winter al tho lake, which will make It an Ideal place fur swim Ska had already outlived II 'children. SO grandehtld'reh' and 21 years and rva aeveral term lw. It LUtuI LautAate1' broke ha has been very despondent, trial of a suit over a note.

The de. fen In the suit alleged that the note had already been reduced to judgment In the Juatlc court and Attorney Brook, who had brought the ault. testified that It had not. Rev. J.

II. Marsh spoke wort of aa prosecuting attorney ty. LVTHE RIGHTS Chriatfaaa Sudaets Sffea; Shocked By Dectutis 1 of ToMfttert. any quantity of great granUchll comrort to the bereaved children at the funeral. All the children were present except Mr.

Bonner and Wallace, the present prosecuting of the county. I at rre re anecK around anion Harry Plummer. Both were prevented from attending by Illness, ent under bond on a eerlou cn(irg FVenr rimen and Kngllahnien who The Incident occurred more than a year ago, but the perjury charge brought by the father of a young rlrl at Koahkononr, with whom rntwai tn th rnu war. If you man tie pan ugweae troop, you ara CHARGE DISMISSED wa not filed against Brook until ming. Wallace I alleged tn have apent met wtta, a sarcastic laugh.

a few week ago, Kvldence wa Introduced In the the night In Springfield hotel re 7 TREATS PASSBKUMIl. NKW YORK Instead of dump Put yost tfc Bam rertogal, fol AGAINST J. D. BROOKS cently under a promlae of marriage. 7iwtrrg ta tia To emtep of tha hi Justice court Saturday corroborate Brook' testimony In rare id to the not and the perjury charge Brook was defended Saturday aKrM ens.

powera, haa by Judge Henry Green nd At. torney Will II. D. Oreen of Wel Plain. ing exces liquor ovorboard at the ii.mtle limit.

Captain Fella Murus A perjury charge against J. t. Jiiet ntn twmtn her dead LtlNTWX rtiii i. eU lnfrrr mi. trot lire oak now Brook of Alton, former prosecut of th French liner Paris? treat all.

was dismissed Immediately. A lara crowd had a athered In th Norway, a.aa a1e4 rsaTM rt trsat paga Mm mw aoaWftraaVr as newspaper wlii wwt)ifi i ander the Bain a vnaSe errand key u4 a UiTMt I nidtwra fa the great rhoreh awdwra ia great rhumn ing attorney of Oregon county, was tha second and third class passenger on the ship. Thus, he says, dismissed Saturday, when Brooks court room to hear the preliminary, Whale, Owe st IIm unknown sol LAKH "KING KEPAIrlKD. wa given a preliminary hearing and when th dismissal wa announced the crowd cheered wildly. he disposed of EDO liter Of wine, cordial and beer at the end of the In preparation for th coming flier rtrnttag nr at country before Justice Simpson at Alton.

swimming season, tha lake at in wriwa. Arnra. tiaar T)t rivrtncmaa aaaaaMlona and Tha charge, which I said to Brooks, who ba been a well lat voyage. Grant Batch park la being' rellned have been" the outwiwth ot a po known resident of Oregon roun ty trlke If 4jr )sl area Wee .1 tt 4t4 la tka flaldi litical fight of long tandlng, was filed by J. O.

Wallace, present pros for many year, haa been prominently identifies In church, busl with rock, and th bottom I being eienianeL Ab.1 al ap asr eacmeaT'e (FnajfAwa. dredged by the Springfield park board so that It wilt he clean and smooth under foot. Th lake wa drained last week and the rock KBCKPIKCKS. Many of lh new fur neckpiece le like a cravat and have fringed ecutor of Oregon county. It was charged thai Attorney Brook per neea and political life In Alton.

ha been auperlntendent of the "77. i ony jured himself In testimony In th Methodlet Sunday aohool there for end. I' At Imi, King Tut Opening Fete When the tomb was on rl tha erovit. h.cr.n ph rate the nur.ery rhyme. Hera Is the first picture of Inhabitant of Luxor celebrating the openlj of the well known King Tut' tomb.

oia city pi or on munaien, the great explorer. Recently the latter wa expected Milan on a certain train. The re porter of all the bis Journal were on nana and ure enouKh a mn, nearinir a lrlklna; reaemblanre to P4rtures of the honored irueet epped out of the train. Thev Im mediately made a ruh for him 1 obliged by alvlna a rery exrltlna; iierriew aoout the D01r rerlnna And lie spoke a very perfect Italian, a rooa time wn tid by all. A few hour later the chief clerk Milan' leading hotel phoned to newipaper that Amundsen had arrived.

'But we Interviewed him three noura ago." "Not at all. He has just 'i The difficulty of getting Iron the war compelled Japan to Increase Its foundries' from 20 to 210. Watch your pimples vanish Why Pinrpla PouongoaewhanRad Jlowj Vrll Inrfml S. 3. 3.

You can bs sure of WKs, natv? has no substitute for red blood cells. plmple polton can't live in the red rivers of your blood as long as there Every woajaa, every man. can now have afueeUarasa RoM Patall are enough rich red blood cells In It. More red blood ceiisi unat is what you need when you see pirn Sles starlns; at you In the mirror, lack Loaded pimples are worse! Eciema Is worse yet! You can try everything' under the sun, you'll find only one answer, more cell power In your blood! The tremendous results, produced by an Increase In red blood cell is one of the A. B.

of medical science. Red cells mean clear, pure, rich blood. They mean clear, ruddy, lov able complexions. They mean nerve power, because all your nerves are fed by your blood. They mean freedom forever from pimples, from tha blackhead pest, from bolls, from eciema and skin eruptions, from rheumatlo impurities, from that tired, exhausted, run down feeling.

Red blood cells are the most Important thing In the world to each of us. S. S. 8. will build them for you.

8. S. 8. has been known since 182, as one ot the greatest blood build era, blood cleansers and system strengtbeners ever produced. 8.8.8.

Is sold at all good drug stores. The large size bottle is mote eco nomical. male toix feel hk yourtrlf again Have You Piles? Taea Yea Have SoaaMkhig te Thousand who have pile have not learned that quick and perman ent relief can only be accomplished with Internal medicine. Neither cut ting nor any amount ot treatment with ointment and auppoaltorlea will remove th cauae. Bad circulation cauae pile.

There I a complete tgnatlon of blood In th lower bowel and weakening of the part Dr. J. S. Leonhardt wa flrat to find th remedy. HI prescription, HEM ROID, I now old by all druggist.

Dr. Leonhardt tried It In 1000 caaaa with the marvelous record of sue ce In per cent and then decided It should be sold under a rigid money bark guarantee. Don't waste any more time with outside application. Get a package of HEM ROID from C. K.

Denton today. It haa given sate and lasting relief to thousands and should do th am for you It aeldom fall. Advrtliunl, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS TO GRADUATE Of the (everal hundred Junior hlah achool itudent who are at tending clee at Senior High rhool until Pipkin Junior iMath scnooi on Koonviiie avenue fa com pleted, 103 will be graduated. At the preeent time there are St girls and 41 boy ready for graduation, hut others may be added to the list within tho next two weeks. The list follows; Girls: Opal Adams.

OIdy Allen Freda Baker, Viola Baumberger. Mabel Branhcar," Vivian Bressle, uclle Itrougher, Mnry Cameron, Paye Champion, Mildred Chrlstman, Mnry Clark, Pauline Craln, Cath erine Davidson, Velma Pelllnger, Sophie Dewoody, Ruby Epperson, Clara May Klshetv Klliabeth Probes, Alberta Foster, Maxlne Fullerton, Agnes Gorman, Verbelee Grant, Ha el Greenwade, Margaret Hendrlx, Marjorlo Ilenke, Helen Hobbs, lea ther Hofmelster. Kathryn Hurley. Ooldle Johnson, Cleo Johnon, Vlr Inla Jones, Delore Kennedy. Doris Klfer, (ieorgla Klncheloe, Maxlne Knox, Nellie leathern Eleanor Mo Hrlde, Mary Elisabeth Mann, Mildred Mayfleld, Geraldln MedskerJ Meldrum.

Margaret Miner. Oladys HIM Wlffls Mornny, r.tua Krnlly Rathhone, Cattwf Ine Bv. i.nn. Mupv Kllen Schuerer, Ruth Sherwood, RusIl Smith, Muriel Bulling. Gldy Btockstlll.

nnnni. Tower. Vlvlsn Faddle, Vlda w.in. Merreret tVllller, Content Wise, Ova Wile. Irftha Workman.

Mary William. Boy: I S'le Alexander, Jame Brown. Jame Billings, John Blsch off. Edward Bodaneke, Wllber Rothwell. Vernon Bussrd, Lester Cheek.

Myron Clift, Joseph Comb. a fn. Wevne Dalley, Wen n.ehv. Perry Davl, Charle Tient, Frnk Harrt. tren Jone, Kenneth Kerby, Shelton Leslie, te.nu McDowell.

Vearl Morris, Moore. Frank Nleesen, Howard Parker, ti, Patterson. Roscne Prescott, Lloyd Rllev, Carl Rust, Robert Fea r. Wilfred HCOll. Kntter.

Norman Sutton, Julian Sorency. aui 7i Thomas, William Walters, Ho Walton, nobert Wllller. Wli Toung. mHW L. PLUMMER IS DROWNED AT BRAN5UIM John L.

Plummer, 7 year old, for many year a resioent 01 son and vlcnlty, was drowned last 0. in white river above the r.iimaii hrldira near Branson. wi ns left bv the deceased, but ImiimeteneeH' mat me nil of his 1 fe was sell wmeu. jui, Plummer Is reported to have eaten a hearty dinner Saturday, read the paper, and appeared in normal spirits. He wa seen walk out Into the wooded pasture opposite the Charles Plummer home In Bran son about 2 oclock In the alternoon.

was assumed that he had gone to visit a neighbor and no anxiety was felt until, after several nour, innuirv was made and It waa learn ed that he had not been sen dur tnar the afternoon. The anxiety of hi family waa aroused and a search begun which lasted ail through the night. The fact that Mr. Plummer had left his purse and aobaceo pouch In hi room led to the uplclon that had taken ome unusual coure. These were article from which he never narted At dawn Sunday morning foot rrlnts war found leading down path toward the river.

Th body wa found In deep water near the hore by hi sons. Charles and Tom Plum mer. and Ralph Bosweu. Mr. waa born at Jackson, June lltt.

He waa married Mlaa Jemima Humphrey Decern her z. 1810. To ths union seven, children were born, all of whom survive Mm. Thoy are Mr. Ed Boyd of Springfield: Mr.

Worth Burnett, Joplln; Mr. Jennl Bonner, Walnut Shad; Mr. Ven Tandall Branson: Charles and Tom Plummer of Branson, and Harry Plum mer of Joplln. His wife died March 17. ltU.

Plummer spent hi early life near the plaoe of hi birth. Be went with hi family to Taney county In December, lsS, and homestaaded a farm of 110 acre three mile north of Branaon. now owned by Mr. Penn. He old thl bom and moved hi family to Cof feyvllle, Kas In 1904, but only pent about alx month there, returning to Branson, where he spent he remainder of his life.

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