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Evening journal., 1900-04-19

ting you to a perfect lens or glass, and
you viii realize that the knowledge or
correcting defective vision is a dis
tinct line by itself. The services of
our Refractionists are guaranteed you
free OF charge. and for one week we
will furnish you any glass carried in
stock for 81. Also gold frames ior s.. 80.
This offer nolds good for one week.
rHE LAWTON OPTICAL COMPANY,
SIC Market Street, as you go in tn
Opera House.
Deimarvia, 97s. ID. & A.. 1919.
Evening journal., 1900-04-19
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE., GEORGE NJ. ID. LOPER,
the owner and occupant of the house
situated at the northwest corner OF
Third and Madison streets. in the Third
ward, 80 the city OF Wilmington, county
OF New Castle and State OF Dela-
ware III compliance with the require
ments Of the acts OF the General Assem-
hereby give notice that / shall apply In
writing to the Court OF General Sessions
OF the State OF Delaware. In and for New
Castle county. on Monday, the l8tn
day OF May. 1900, being the next term OF
said court, for a license for said house,
as an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following To oectable ciu-
Gems O. said ward, at least twelve Of
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
viz
Evening journal., 1900-04-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

LAWN MOWERS SHIARPENED.-
Lawn mowers ground, repaired and put
In nrst-class order by the Novelty Ma
chine Co. oil Orange street. Extra parts
for machines furnished.
LADIES SPRING JACKETS altered
and lined. Dress Skirts altered faced
and bound al Kings 6l5 Orange street
Evening journal., 1900-04-19
HELP WANTED

WANTED. Experienced fancy ironer
Apply. Electric Laundry, n. T.. Cor Sew
cnth and Orange streets.
WANTED.-A cook. Good wages. Apply
White Horse Hotel Second ana Tatnall
streets
WANTED.-A house painter Apply at
John Kenneys, Green Hill, on the Ken
nett pike.
Evening journal., 1900-04-19

Odd 1t takes pair OF
trousers to every
Trousers coat, at least to
the average man,
For and often more to
hold the boys.
Men We have hun
dreds of new
Boys. styles in all sizes
for 3 year old
boys to 5o-inch extra sized
waists. Boys knee pants
sizes, 3 to 10 years, 2Sc to
81. 50. A lot Of extra values
at soc, made from remnants.
Boys long pants soc to S.,
sizes IS to Io years. Mems
trousers Sc to s.. New
styles cloth and cut proper
widths, all sizes waists and
lengths, stouts, Sims and
regulars. Full line heavy
and strong never rip work
ing pants A bargain in
Jeans at soc. Heaviest ones
at 81 and $I.25. Cotton
pants, 75c and ST. Cotton
and wool mixed at $3.50.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-04-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENT.-Rooms for light house
keeping in different locations.
a. I. STATION, 1O3 West Eighth St.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

oEd beat ter tr mblius honds against the
scr sttr corpat
She knoye- ihe le.tcrs and the chtdish
PRAYERS taue1t her az her mothers kue1
nut 10 Others And a. she sked IN
those dave. SHE now asks WHO is God 90
Her dim ewes brighten a. ths sight Of
gals. aolored pictures. she ciaps her
hands when she heans music: she SIN
dreams ana talks Of fairies aud hobgOb-
lius
she faintiv remembers that she I'D not
always live where her home now is Ten
wears aEo Mr. Becker took her and her
mother 20 live with him aud his wife 1T
Wellaton and the Woman-chid remem-
hers p ride iu big buggy with sides 20 r.
ana some of the things she saw on tho
Journey And AZ such times she asks Il
sh" IS ever going hack.
There was. long ago. a hope that the
httlc invalid might get we'll u was no.
q hope born 81 rcasou-it wns the simple
hope Of devoted parents. For six years
ply citus were called but all spoke ~
I'D the odd doctor who had first rendered
MS hopeless verdict-"Sn viii never get
we'll" Before the father died his hope
had fed. The mother nourished hers for
a longer time bat after years and years
she too. saw the fruitlessness OF II all
Now no one hopes The little OIL gray
iNAlNfNA AAAtHA VIII continue as NNe IL until
Hampered nature gives up the battle and
NE leaves the poor Withersd form
The llttle old child never hope,i. What
u there, 10 her. IN hope. or despair. m
IRE or death2 They are only words whose
meaning she does not understand So
long "a she has her doll and other chit
dren 10 play with. and the green grass and
the rustling trees 10 hook out upon. there
is nothing else 10 desire She has never
seen The wonders Of the world. and doe
not know they exist She has never rid
den on a street car. and. save for the yell
low Myers Of the Suburban line that ret
zee along their iron path two blocks away
she does not know that they are a part
Of human ne For her there IS 40
building taller than the white house with
lts iEly rcd observatory across the WAY
There are no paved streets. and electric,
hghis and railroad trains aud steanlboats.
there are no churches and theaters-no
scenes 81 reveiry and no places OF gloom
o." cove ana hate-no passion aud strife
." pursuit Of gold and wisdom. Yester-
Gay Is forgotten. to-day is bright or
gray tomorrow it-nothlng. To her there
ia nhuEht ~ all this world excep, he
-FOUR wallis 81 her room. the grass ami
Trees and the houses that she can see
rom her window-the black and xybtto
-I".ted dog that tugs a. his chain "a
n'INs 70 her from the door Of his kennel
we children that play with her-aud tb.
ana care. ''e' '''e
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

with certainty that their card bears the
Igllest irnaFs7 About the ladies' the same
question arises. The cry becomes. which
81 the plaiHest7 In the long aKo tfsee
llnturev show that there were many
hIxom lsss.as with. however a not-pnoper-
vanished OF ~xprrsslon. and they may b.,
played a. rivals 90 Emp. sylph-liks ones
with cork screw curlr. Even che chsl-
aren and babies must vie with each
cher "a uRliness Disputes and exchanges
% laughter Invariably follow the claim
ing OF the tricks for IS beauty has
been said 20 be- the eyes q the behoider
so u Is even with ugliuess Therefore 90
keep the game iu progress an umpire II
appointed for each table. one who ia oil
disputed Instances decides to whoms the
trick must be gwen The position T. not
exactly a slnecuro and many umpires.
charming though they may 10. have
found Il necessary 20 call out for mercy
when exercising che courage OF their
convictions in rendering these decisions
boomerang FIippinE.
Boomerangs are now tipped for amuse-
Hent IN the drawing room. quite as natur-
ally as uarshmallows we're at one time
toasted before tho Gre For parlor prac-
tice. however. the sport has its limitation
ard skill o. expended tn getting the boom
crsngs curve ana recurye in rings For
a little sport good models or the A1stra-
Ian weapon can be initiated In stin card
beard and an sorts of different achieve
ments accomplished through tho Divers
~ u their shapes. Crescen4s and almost
circular ones can b. thrown 10 to
curve and recurve 10 rngs and return
finally 70 their owners feet Long slen-
der ones hr0adened at one end will Of
course take longer distanoes but they do
not return. TrianEles psss through the
air very swiftly and usually take = sure
aim Ia throwing them they are held be-
tween the thumb and the two frst fingers
and let ny In the same way as IL custom
airy IN native sport. The cardboard should
be arm and thick. but always kept thin
on the edges. are those made Of wood
or they will not slip through the air well
At party arranged for thls amuse-
nent Il is customary for each guest 20
cut out his own weapon that ne may get
an individual shape. Tho hostess simply
provides good shears and a vast amount
81 cardboard. IL Is necessary 10 have an
objective point 20 throw at. and for this
purpose there IS usually suspended from
the ceiling on a light cord a bird made OF
cotton batting when the boomerang has
been successful In tie aim can always be
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Juice % two lemons Bo, up again. skim.
cook hve minutes ongvr then drop In
tnc pumpkin slices ana Lee them cook
blow y uull clear This takes ABOUT three
nours ana produces a moht delialoua
pumpkin-cisron FOR the pies. beat ak
esEF very light with three cups sugar.
one pint rich sweet milk one pint slowed
pumpkin. well strained. and one heaPlng
cup o. butter. NIX well. flavor with lemon
or vanilla. and pour into pans lined with
rich pun paste Fill thefn half an inch
deep. then drop dice q your pumpkin
clfron ~ over the TOP Press them down
into me batter. and haks The pies may be
covered with merinEle, but regular frost
Ing accords better with their ssste
~ a sucking pig. or any sort OF roast
pix Is 70 make part OF tho Thanksgiving
feast thsrs should be fried pumpkin
10 accompany g. Stow sweet. ripe
pumpkin very DRY. let O. So cold. then
drop q by heapinF spoonfuls n "A skillet
tlg % rat from tho roast Sprinkle u
well with snlt and pepper ana stir Wig
or0usY over the IRE Until the pumpkin
takes ny all she fat Serve very hot
Since all s,omachs VII nos tolerate
plum pudding here Is worthy sub
stitute. banana pudding. Beat the yolhs
n four eggs and the whites of two very
lght then add two coffee cups Of sugar
one ~ creamsd butter. one % stale sponge
caka crlmblsd and one q rich sweet
ntlk ADD the Juice = n lemon. and two
teaspoonf1il- lemon extract. Linz deep
baking dish with good paste. pour IN
The pudding then slice into q I'VE large
ripe bananas Bake IN quick oven,
cover Win meringus aud serve with
either vine sauce. or Russian sauce
whioh Is made thus. Cream we'll half a
Juice and grated yellow peel % = lemon,
and a small CUP % very srTong tea, boil
ing hot So over boiling water and stir
hard for I'VE minutes. then put IN two
tablerpoonfuls Of rum, and stH two
minutes longer. Tire pudding n rfch
enough for many palates without Sauoe
u any sort
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

ara n a dressmaker can not rice 70 the
demand ana construct something both
novel aud graceful IN the way Of an IN
derleevs her patron VIII very probably
md what she needs ats the shop where
such sleeves are sold ready and idaiutily
mo de. The uNdcrsleeve FOR an evening
dress. even II tho gown itself il made or
the heaviest velvet or hr0cade. must be
wrought 81 The very ishtest fabrics
Lace Of course Is the preference and a
close ftting lace sleeve Ia the elbow be
sins TO nare Ike The cup 81 a Gala Ny
below this point and permits sush 81
finely piaatsd chiffon to exetnd from the
wide petals OF lace 10 the close held band
Of bullion embroidery that clasps the
waist Flowers va pale or glowing TINS
are lnvishlv used this winter in the trim
TninF u 10th skirts and bodices OF dancing
toilets.
Under Nil tho iace sleeves for evening
gowns thiH winter. no matter how close
or open the mesh OF me web may be a
stnrle thickness OF chiffon or silk muslin
OF a pastel flesh tint BE- laid on az a lin
ma. This Is done IN order 10 lend 10 arm
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
DINNER AND DANCING FRoCKS.
nBwIrCHING EVENING DRESSES
ron THANKSGIVING GAiTIEs.

Lndersleeves Are Worn More Than
Ever before and Arttaciai Flowers
Have become "a Prominent Note In
All suecessfui Hall roiIets-De-
scription Of some EatravsEaRt
Parisian Gowns Combining Fur
and Chiffon.
New YORK Nov .3-Chennle ard sold
and for and paste, tonss. with lace o.
counties vartuss Liberty ohinous and
silk crepes az every hue are the most in
terestiur ingredients ard condiments OF
the eveulna gowns intended Tor the rev
season a. galaues. Every drsssmaksr is
FAIRLY 20 20 her ewes IN work for the
THANKSGIVING holiday festivities and Il
Wiling 20 admit that there prevails ne
rnost d>ightful latitude In the cut end
trimming 81 the dancing and dinner
dresses TIE Empire and Directory sty lcs
have formed with the under sleeves ~
1850 and the snr, pattern II 1910 an Of
fsnsive ard defensive alliance avsiust any
upsta-i innovation Of the moment. wtic1
results IN a flexible fashion equally be-
coming 20 al types Of women.
The und~rsIeeve Pattern
70 popular 81 fact has me undersleeve
become. that a Eoodly half Of all the even
ing toilets for slightly passe women now
under construction viii not have the arms
Of their warers bare even to tho elbow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
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PAsTuRING nv ELEcrRICITy.
'"mpi"fe Electrical FARMING Il.
Promised for The N.nr -.

washington Nov S-Of all the IA
inventions which the Yankee brain ~
conceived one or the oldest Is a n.u,
system Of pasturing sheep by elee,r,cl,v
ot recent years nearly every town !.
provided with an electric ue,.r.,,,,..
pant aud frequently the wires mr.. s,,,,.,-s
along country roads from town =, -
RMS iaet has led man named MeN,tr
!" attempt iae use OF electricity on the
Ihfm' ~" has devised a rurious men, -
y i''t square. built Of wire ana mon,
~ o" broad. FIAT wheels This n.n i
"'''-N'a 20 run Boz any pasture So,
though . ue billy Wires cnpnect Z, me-
a. h''li motor stationed at one ufb. -
ule pis'uir. this in turn being connec,e.,
WIN the electric wires from ybtrb ,,,,...-
i' derived. turn OF % button ana ~.
pen slowly cfeeps across the neld rh,..
~ th" essence ~ The inv.nnon at
stumble enough 20 seems
a machine of This type IS being e,n.r,
mented with at the Agricuitural t.vns.t
i.'n' station q Michigan. al Lansing
Wo i'mbs and part Of the time an old
'"" nave been pastured IN the pen dur.
I'A we summer The OLD field A. plante.l
N'ih lueffnes growing thick and heav,
N' pth De- go arranged that Il crsRls
iht ilH length of the pasture In one
m'nin' travelling about two feet an hour
az me end Of this time IL Is switched a
1'sl4a ana travels back again. AS Il moves
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

trnmp~-out through the big rustlinr
trees. and across soft waving patches 81
rrt-s. To thc side OF - sprine which wac
inc great journey Of furloug from her
Aotne AMI there. with dolly in her arms
lud with the Mtleps and the puppies carl-
,d 90 her feet aud at her head she would
fau asleep in the cool shade and dream
of fairies Hnul one 81 her companions
would call 20 ner in the universal Inn
suaee ~ habyhood ihat il was time for
tn,m 20 SO home
one uay tae kittens ana the puppies
missed their Playmate. Poor doll, was
lc.t 90 stare alone from The corner ln
which she hti been put TO .NoI' the
night h,for, The little girl with the
-oid,n hHir and the chubby face WIs u.
THE roses Boo her checks burned beg pretty
blue eyes until they achrd tul Nuns
The doctor came aui took the fAt brown
hauj iu hi, own. aud shook hi- bead.
Aud for many. many days be- came
lnd wcnt-and come again. ana the
mother 81 the poor little sufferer sat az
nor bedside day and night placing ana re-
placing clamp cloths upon the burning
brow nud colNiue the biistersd lips 10
open % rs-y do~cs that the do tor said
she should take.
After time the fever passed away
The roses were absent from lie checks
no longer chubby, the golden hair Rad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
GOOD THINGS ron rHANKscrvrNc
An AppetiSinE Guise for the Tradi-
tiouni Turkey.

An AppetiSing Guise for the TrRdi-
uonnI Turkey.
Turkey. which everywhere plays CEN
ter-rush In the Thanksgiving table foot
ball. Is a good enough bird as he makes
himself lie may. however. be bsttered
in several fashions. one IS by hrdiug-
especially n he II young and TO a de-
gree ovcrgroWn Trim every trace OF
rust from four ounces OF Fat bacon. then
cut It into larding STRIPS two inches long.
Roll each strip in black pepper then
draw Il through salad OIL just well color
81 with mustard. Lard the breast moder-
ately. and the thighs and drumsticks
both inside and out. Cut two ounces more
Of bacon into very small dice. pepper
them and mix them with the bread
crumb FOR stufiing Barely moisten the
crumbs with hot water. stun and tic
the body. Peel a large tart apple. core
81 stick a few cloves IN a. then slip IL
under the skin 81 the crop Truss the
bird firmly ana put in the oven.
For gravy boil the giblets tender In
barely enough uusaltol water 10 cover
them. when done take w. mash nne.
aud strain the liquor over them Sea
son to taste with salt and pepper.
Brown Tablespoonful of -four mix Il
smooth iu half pint o. warm cllrct
then add the mixture so the giblets. and
stir hard for two or three minutes in %
boNl set over boiling water I'm -erv-
ing put a dab OF apple on each portion
of stuf'inE
n one has an open drc. along with in-
finite pains aud patience then tine Thank
giving bird may bo truv elorI0ed Hy
should not bc over big but plump and
tender Draw. SluEt aud wash We'll. stun
. lth dry bread crumbs lightly dashed
with powdered sage, and literally 1ottcI
with butter. ana truss very firmly Now
thrust a stout wooden skewer clyau
through. just above the thighs ana be-
'ow the wings Loop cord over the pro-
jcctiug skcwer-cuds nrd hauu che bird
whore the nrc viii strike - fun put a
dfip-pan underneath with an ounce az
butter ana % GIN of clarrt 10 IT, Haetc th,
turkey from the pan every ten minutes
Twif the string az each ha~ting SO as
Ia keep the bird revolving II IL is over
ciaret before it b. done J., VIII rcuuir,
three, TO four hours cooking The neck
should hang lowest and iu bastiuE 90 BE-
we'll to let som, OF The liquor run Inside.
half an hour fore serving pour halo
nlnt ~ boiling water into the dr.p-pan 20
furnish gravy.
Here Be- "a pumpkin pie unlike those
u,uther used go make Begin hy peeIus
and ~Nclng two pounds 90 rlpr Nashv
pumpkin. covering it with It's own weight
81 sugar. setting it in the sun az dav. or
else iu warm place for six hours Drain
Of thu strip. and mia IL with rs own
bulk of che strongest possible ginger tes
Boil and skim wei, then add the strained
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

the sheer eat every biz of the fd
eagerly cropping next rho foraa i
OF the peu ae 10 runs over new l
a bit Of canvas duck IS hun. u. arr
corner 81 the pm so that ths sheep NOV
be well sheltered and curious es IN NAV
seem. they have become 50 n.curtHrei ''
che movine OF The pen that when .h" ir
down to sleep. they EuuEEie ny close Pro-
the forward end Of the pen SO that 'he.
may lie as long as possible without o'.ns
disturbed by the rear end o. the pea as
II creepe toward them.
When the pen has passed o, course
the lucerne that has been cropped by
the sheep Immediately grows up arain
! and by the time the pen has made ~
| monthly circuit the pasture is azain 10
good condition. The advantage q ms
electrical pen lie IN the fact tan' ne
sheer are kept from running over hAf
eating and tramping down a large amount
OF pasture. and u keeps the sheep quiet
so that they lay on flesh rapidly
Bu; Il hss It's dlssdvantaFes -the sheep
| must have water carried 10 them d'il
and the electricity S. somewhat expensive
stiil the experiment thus far has shovel
| striking results for this curious laukee
invention. ORe wonders what i-e
inventor will do next. will BE- devise
method % planting turnips and h1V's'
ing pumpkins by electricity Alrfi1y -
has produced "A mechanism by means o'
which the farmer. OF arising in the NOR
ing. may push button a. his be1'ae
and feed all his horses there h-.nr ="
electrical connection with the barn -
arranged that when the button f. rushel
instantly certain quantity OF oaH
LEI down into the feeding box O., 80
horse.
Another man claims 70 have inrsr''l
method OF killing weeds by eiecii".
certainly great boon II it IS go
and there are also devices for o4ti"
pows by electricity this latter iht'
being only medication 81 the
blowing system tried IN the west
his house lighted with electricity ana
trio railroad running hy his door '
telephone connection with thc N'
town. TO cay nothing Of the ''i'
With his barn. the strictly modern p"
rqay. Il he choose farm largely ''
tricity. This suggests the hum'f'''
OF tho farmer Of the next ceniufl
calmly in his parlor. dressed 200 VI.
day clothes, smoking q cigar a.'
Quoting his planting. feeding bus
killing his chickens by the simi.'
cess OF pushing buttons.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

France where on white silk and satin
they are ernboss.nK FUR with velvet wifh
IN almost lnoe.toY e-la4s effect o. aplcl-
dor
Another unique mode "a thai % bor-
derins mo foot ~ q - liante cninon SKIRT
w4th "a three -iueh hand of chirchila
rosy lilac dinner gown showed his straufe
ana beautiful treatment vl'I flr ara
silver scquins and another white Gre e
De- cmns dress vas worthy ~ The wari-
robe ~ the Empress 90 Russo. with ~
foot band o. white FOX flr and small
reverf turning hack from a vest q Eold
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

lost its color ana most ~ il had fallen
ont
Aud thc rirti arm and ier of the little
Invalid hung limp and usfie
Paralysis" raid the doctor "She may
never Eet wei. DO is likely o. spread. ami
affect otoer parts Of Der tosiy. MAYBE
that VIII not happen now, bur Inter on.
] am afraid. Be- Will"
That was hrv-tvo wears ago The little
invalid IS sim an invalid. The kittens ani
the puDpics grew. became old and died.
staring. blue-eyed dolly became covered
with dust and then with mold. aud rotted
away The great ru~tilng trees and the
soft waving grass disappeared ana IN
their places came farms ana then houses
aud then many more houses and streets
aLd rlafiuE white sidewalks ana other
Things that accompany tho city ben iis en-
croaehment upon the great country that
nature made
And what of the little invalide She lived.
Her body grew but its growth was out
60 the symmetrical uniness 81 the child
into thc plutul shapele-snc of the weak
euirs dwarf Her mind remained as 70 was
that 90 q urhttling t0t ~ s.
THE years whitehead the thin hair. ana
darzeued ana wrlnkled the poor face.
they dimmed the blue eyes and framed
them with faint white brows and deep
crows feot-but left IN them the look Of
littls child. they widened the breadth of
the shouiders-hut bent them over until
the CHEESE was sunkeu ana weak. they
heightened the arms and leFs-hut pail
sled tine poor muscles that control them.
The years left tie mind as IL was on
the day when f-ycar-old clay Jeter obeycd
its careless prouptnz and took her kit-
tens and her puppies ana dolly for that
last excursion into the woods
Tho little old rray-halred child lives with
her sister who is the wife 81 Charles 20
Becker q salesman Tor Ii large wholesale
dry goods firm Her room is the back one
on the second noor 81 the pretty home
OF the Rockers iu Wcllstou-on Garfield
avenue two blocks west OF the Suburban
tracks \ window looks out upon wids
yard. where the grass is soft and green.
md where O Tow tall forest trees rustic
sofflv in summer and sigh sadly in win
Ger Under one of these is swing at
which the poor little woman-chil1 looks
wlstfulv. bot which SHE may never enjoy
close beside q is the kennel 81 a fox ter
rier. who harks and TUGS AZ his unyieli-
iug chain and seems 90 be- calling 90 her
20 come out ana romp as she used 60 do
with hcr own tiny dog years and years
ago Ius She can never obey the call
Sometime she can walk partly across The
room. ail abe rest Of che timv-eNccuf
when she g. living go her he'l-she must
SIN So thc easy chair that b. pulled up
close Go tho window and look ont through
.he glass paues COR the wire screen.
The paralysis -pread 10 orc side OF her
throat. and -hc lad % be fed through
silver cube ISN'T doctors know better how
4. handle such cases than they did haif
A century ago. ana ths spread ~ the
trouble was checked aui finally turned
t..G 81, fI.t NOW She fe $40 WORSE man
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

bod aud makes queer little dresses TO-
them to wear. and queer little quilts for
them 10 sleep under
Her name IS Clay Jeter. She has been
doing this Tor ufty-two yeats-and she IS
now S. once her hair was golden aud
her face was chubby Then she trotted
about the house and yard and fields. and
played with the kittens and the puppies
that were members OF the big family in
that country home on tho site Of what is
now Goode avenue and Whittier street
She ran aud romped and took her pup
pies and her kittens aud her doll on tong