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HHSSJRJffifSFfFS-FT-' SWWSKWFRi | ACADEMY ? OFFE I "EYES OF % ^ ^ If||?|? j! l __i^^ fc '.; >">': JK^^^Mwm ? MATINEE, 3:30 P. M. E Admission 3> ^ War Tax 04 ? Total 35 K4i?4SWW^^K4;-K-K-K-K-K^^ I ' j ? Well, here I am again, folks?you ? know me. with the kettle on my tail I Here is a way lor you to make some n Study what is happening here a words. Lots of things COULD happ "mule sense" to figure it out. You d it's the thought behind the stoiy that c or anything, and don't be afraid to trj for ideas, as follows: 9100.00 for the beet one ! 925.00 for the next best 915.00 for the third best Anyone may try who is interested in horses and mules?who either owns cl them, feeds them or knows someone m else who does. You don't have to buy a^ anything and you only need to do three v things ^ lit Make it short?pot over 100 words jU ?even a picture might win. ai Mention Purina OMolene, my lo favorite feed. y< Tell the name of a dealer who keeps O-Molene. Remember that Purina O Molene is % J- ? i? *Wa fnn/lin(T La reai uiscuveijr m mc iccums */?. horses and mules. It isn't a medicine, but only a wonderful way of preparing the good, wholesome grains, so that they go further than raw corn or oats. It k^eps stock healthier and costs less 01 SENV IT TO MAUD PURI NESMITH-FLC K+!+!+!4!+!+*+!+!4!+!+!+}+!+!+!+!+;+!THEATRE 1 1 Y OUTHw I _ Featurin& ? Iw-- Clara Kimball | SB Young | in her first big, new v rV giH Equity Production ^ * I? Presented by ? ? a >"* V I Harry (iarson | | J March 26th 1 it .3 ?:< ?? V. 4. Matinee '4 ^ HBMHHHIHHHI ^ ^? and Night. | 1 NIGHT, 8 P.M. ? Admission 50 q War Tax $ Total 55 | ' f i Ml' ^ J Cash" I r old friend, Maud Purina. Yon ;g and the lightning in my lieel.s. : loney and have a Barrel of Fun. i g md tell the story in your own en, and all you need is a little on't have to be a story-writer? :ounts. Use pencil or pen, postal ^ r Because 1 am gumg to pay ttuu 110.00 for the fourth beet $5.00 each for the next 20 ^ $1.00 each for the next 50 HURRY UP because the contest oses soon. Your story must be js ailed by March 10, 1920," and "the /? vards will be made about March 25th. veryone who tries will get a dandy ^ ttle book soon after, containing the 0, dees' reDort and some of the best id funniest answers. You can have a j|3 t of fun over it some evening with >ur friends. The judges will be: Wm. H. Danforth. Pres. Ralston ; Purina Co., St. Louis. g| H. S. Gardner. Pres. Gardner Adv. Co., St. Louis. b| L. F. Smith, American Educational Society, St. Louis. Sg Don't wait, but send your idea in at ice to reach the judges in time. ?| NA, TURIN A MILLS. St. Louis. Mo. )WEIRS CO. I MILLIONS NEED PEPTO-MANGAN J ! ? I i ' In Many Homes Better Health Is g Simply a Matter of S Better Blood. E i i PEPTO-MANGAN . IMPROVES BLOOD | I Composed of Approved Blood-Making g| Elements?Put Up in Liquid and l auif i rui iu. = ? i I Are you tired and weak and "blue?" B I Do you say to yourself, "What's the p use of living? What do I get out of p life, dragging through this drab exist- P J ence in this unhappy way?" : You don't fel well and you don't p know why you have so little energy to ? do anything, and you get all tired out = before it is done. There are millions B in busy America that have such feel ings now and then, and they are to be || pitied. But there is help. Unless p some serious malady is at the bottom p of their trouble, a few weeks of Pep- j a to-Mangan will work a wonderful ? change. Pepto-Mangan puts new vig- J or into the blood, and the' blood is the life fluid. With plenty of rich, red g blood coursing through one's body,one p is pretty likely to feel good and vigor-! = ous and be strong and look hearty. Go to your druggist and ask for. mm "Gude's Pepto-Mangan." 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