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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
SITS and
$3.50 ~. B." 3
CoYsets at
Second Floor.

Five different models, strictly new and
up 20 date. Each model will be ex-
hlbited on q form, showing the lines and
the length Of the Corsets.
They arr made Of white batiste. beau
tifully finished with lace and ribbon,
some with supporters. Others without.
Sizes Is to 30 inchss:--
Model 6oso-For medium ngures-dip hips
and bias gored, front supporters.
No. bizo-For medium full ngures-deep bust
gore and medium long waitt. tnpmcd with
lace AMI ribbon, also DIP. hip and bias gorcd,
supporters a. front and sides.
Model Sots-For medium figures dip hip
and bias Eorcd, supporter ~ front and sides.
Model SOL For stout figures; fdlly sored and
dip hip supporters at front and Ndes.
Model s14-For slim ngures short hip. out
bias ~ sides; medium long waist; trimmed
with lace at top and bottom.
Expert sa~lespeople will assist you to
selecr the model suitable to your figure.
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Children's and
Infants Wear
Second Floor.

RUSSIAN DRESSES, made OF cham
bray, three box pleats at back and front;
some finished with white duck collar
and belt; sizes 2 to 4 years; sold elsewhere
at &c.; our price. ........... 29c
RUSSIAN DRESSES, made OF white
duck, pleated back and front, with EN-.
broidefed emblem; sizes 2 TO 4 years;
sold elsewhere at $500; our price SOC
LOW NECK DRESSES, made OF
dainty figured lawn, bertha trimmed
with lace insertion and lace edge; sizes
2 to 4 years; sold elsewhere at Sis;
our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9c
DRESSES made OF fine white lawn,
high or low neck, bertha and skirt tucked
and hsmstitched: sizes 2 to Z years, soc
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Three Flour Specials.
pHLSBURY,R HEST,

2t,S-lb, bag ,.,..,.........,.. CSC
0 Brazil Nuts Just arrived; large I
Red Star" brand manufactured
In our own laboratory and war
rsnted absolutely pure. Vanilla.
zoe. bottles. regularly i7c,, now
lie. +-oz. bottles, regularly ssc,,
now 2ec.; s-oz. bottles. regularly
$50, now 4sc.; 1000. bottles. reg
ularly 500. now .............67o
Lemon-7-oz. bottles. regular
ly itc.. now i2c,; $-oz. bottles.
regularly 2so :, now 31o. 1903. bot
tles, regularly <sc,, now Sso.:
NOE. bottles, regularly sse,,
now Toc
Almond. Orange and Roee--
Toe. bottles, regularly 49,,
now i2o
GREEN GAGEs-Jessamine
Brand. can,l 5e.i dozen, Sl.e3,
Lily white Brand. can, 2Se.,
dozen. s2.e6.
Royal English Worcestershire
Sauce; v bottle. loc,; dozen,
si.si; v bottle. 2sc., dozen, ts.i7.
largo bottle. 4so,, dozen, sS.S4.
gallon jug ...........,..,..., sl!ot
French Sardines. Leon Maroeau
Brand. our Jwn exclusive impoT.
tation; nnest quality packed;
u box, 2ec. each: dozen. t1.es;
u boz. sic. each; dozen, t35s;
Magnums. soc, each; dozen, ,st.bt
Neville Brand high h's, 2ic.;
dozen, 81 ,4i;1's ?7c.; dozen .ss,iS
French Sardines. Louis Brand.
u box, ioc :; doEen Sill
souscd Mhckerei, 1 ID. cans,
ise,; doz,, ti.os; . ID. cans. 2te.;
dozen .$2.17
CORN.
Jessamine brand, tender. rich
and creamy; equal quality cold
elsewhere al itc. can: can, &c.;
dozen &c
Lily White Brand. extra Quail.
ity; equal quality sold elsewhere
Of ioc. q can ;can. 100. dozen o. 10
American Beauty brand, ten.
der and delicious. extra fancy;
equal quality elsewhere. 800;
,ur price. can, l2c.. dozen SIS
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Macy Grocery Specials
LILY WHITE
BRAND.

Barrel ..,"................'si'b ~
a barrel 2:t2
2AH ID. bag."..............'.'eo 300
First Importation Of new season
C~OFFEE-our celebrated RED
Star Coffee" The regular price
for lib, cartons Is acc; for this
GALE II Is reduced TO 2Sc,; S'lb
cartons
TEAs-Amaryllis Chop Tea;
mixed Formosa. ooiong, Eng
lish Breakfast, ceylon, Japan
Young Hyson and Gunpowder:
our regular price, CSC. a pound;
special for this sale, soc. . pound
6-lb, caddy, N.e4: ip.lb. eaddy
C0CoA-"Red Star" brand
Breaktas Cocoa: 4 ID. can. reg.
ularly, tec.; special, i5e.: 5-Io.
oSn, regularly N.e4, special N.H
PRUNES, &C.--Strictly santa
Clara: all perfect fruit; medium
Size, loose, per h., &C.,; 2S-iS,
box
Large sire, alb. cartons, spe-
cial. Ice, each: 2b-lb. box ..,Si.o2.
Evaporated Peaches, perfect,
large fruit; loose, per h., iSc.;
25.lb, boxes, ...........!....S .S2
Seeded Ra isius, best quality,
full weight cartons, i2c,; dos-
en-
suitana Raisins, beat quality,
full weight cartons, l2c.:
dozen
McLarcn's Imperial Cheese,
club size, &C.: dozen, si,o4; small
size. Nc: dozen. si.b7: medium
size. 2sc.; dozen. ta.0e; large
size, SOC. each: extra large size 100
Armourt Helmet Brand Boned
Chicken and Turkey, h-lb. can.
24c.: dozen, ................S2,T
ArmourS Helmet Brand Lunch
Tongue, Alb. can. isc. eachi
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Decorated Dinner Sets.

English, French, Austrian. American Wares, from the worlds best
factories.
S549-ior $3.50 Porcelain Dinner Sets, loz pieces, pretty floral decorations.
s. 40 for $1,000 English Dinner Sets, 100 pieces. lei shape. green decorations.
S9S9-tor $500 Porcelain Dinner Sets, i02 pieces. artistic decorations every
piece gilt
S1133-ior sic 90 Porcelain Dinner Sets, 1o2 pieces, floral decorations.
S1249- for sl7Oo Porcelain Dinner Sets. l0z pieces. pretty pink flowers, and all
handles gilt.
Sl461-tor $l8 90 Sets, iol pieces, blue bofder-evey piece gilt
S1457-ior SIS 90 Dinner Sets, new shape, white and gold decorations.
~Sf1S7-tor $2oo Limoges China Sets from our ovn Limoges shops, ioi pieces.
honl decorations; extra special.
s12 40 for $1,000 Austrian China Dinner Sets, iol pieces; nsw decorations and
gilt handles.
s14s7-tOr $40 90 Carlsbad chna Sets from our own shops .lol pieces; floral decor
atoms gold edges; extra special.
$685. $4,000 Austrian China Dinner Sets. 100 pieces; wreath Of roses and
edr raced border.
e1s91-ior SIS 90 Thee. Havland Dinner Sets. 100 pieces; pretty designs.
SS741-ior $4s0 90 Thee. HaWland Dinner Sets, artistic, with gold decorations.
Grand assortment Of finer and richer sets at equally low prices.
Greenwood Vitrified China.
lHy7oTELS, boarding houses and the like seeking the best China yer made for the
GkAN purpose, and at the lowest prices In the market, cannot afford TO overlook
Elkl Macy facilities for supplying their needs Our WtIf.d HoheiC China in heavy
- persons wanting a durable wae that will nt craze nr dseohora ant absorb
eeaew when Clipped. But the price Is u strongest claim for your patronage. We
aein position to sell you tMs. splendid ware for lest than Others ak for the inferior
Kind. We also decorate this ware with band and monogram for 4se. the dozen Extra
when bought n lots Of twenty dozens or more. This enables you Ito get monoQammed
ware Tor your hotel or boarding house at about the same price you pay elsewhere
nN plain wne Of an inferior grade. We call this our Greenwood Hotel China, and
furnish tin either thick or hall thek-rvo vasht-at the same prices. i
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Five-inch Olive Dishes-Yith handles,
CSC; without handles. sec.
sII-inch Nappies-With handles. 0l.SO;
without handles. 81.23.
Shallow Cut Glass Dishes-7Anoh size,
$50; s-lnoh size. 82.A0.
S.lneh Berry Bowls. 8l.95, S2.05,
e347.
s-inch Salad Bowls. 94.9y, 0B.05.
Celery Trays. 81 .Os, 82.95.
Table Bells, 82.B5; Fern Dishes. 90. SO;
Toothpick Holders, 81 90,
Water Bottles. SAGE. 82.05.
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In Addition
SWISS EMBROIDERED ROBES. White and delicate cobrs bee. So 76to $32 70
HAND EMBROIDERED ROBES in batNe and Rnen. ..... .. SIS 78to SEQ 10
BLACK LACE ROBES, SpsdsiHt, grades usually sold up to $500. -. .... S2249
w~AT ONELHAF FORMER PRICES The Bahne Of our Stock OF Hand.
embroidered WAIST PATTERNS.
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F""WWN 6WWGNH
E[HPPORfUNfTY Tor you who desire 70 ed 10 home collections some f Ire
hns' specimens % ceramic at pfOsusabts sHd, ~ veil, Tor the hundreds
~ who arss seeking such wares 30 Gifts Tor June SnasLtorbe.
EE@o Roysl Berlin Wares figure prominently The sOhssHOa embraces our
regular stock OF these famous pOrUisas In addition to Hs many superb
AV r~" that were made up expressly tor the Pusslsn Government sxhiSt Of Ire
S. Louis Exposition The latter, % course have no duplicates An are prod sts NJ
ts sOhd-amOus pottery founded BY Frederick the Great sd to-day ihs artistic
and industrial hobhy OF the Kaiser Apart from the Roys Berlin vafes you will
ind richly interesting displays Of Paintings on Porcelain. Limoges EnsmsIs, Carved
Iores, Closonns Wares. &c
Select any piece among them aud pay rHREE.RoURTHs oP THE MARKED
PRICE, This list affords en- idea Of The range from which sci ssdoa my be made
and he prices, subject to the 2Scc reduction
VAsEsAN PLAQUES. BY Prof sehmur Bsudss; undsrsa,s pdnung ranging
IN pnes from DI1Dto SxOUOO
PUNCH BOWL. STAND and LADLE, richly decorated with original fruit
paintings and embshshed with gold ... .,. Observation-Disclosures. e3J6OO
A collection Of VASES. copper gazes Osschbovl by Prof seeer; ranging in
PLAQUES. URNS, VASES and CENTRE PIECES, with paintings by Menri,
raska, Auich and others equally renowned ;each ... ..... SAT- toS2B5O0
sTATUETTES and GROUPS, neurological and historical figures, &C., up
n.r B33.4D
CLASSIC SHAPE VASE, 40 inches high, a duplicate Of the vase recently pre-
~ned by the Kaiser IS q yacht prize al Ks Observation-Disclosures. 10000
CARD TRAYS. BON BoNs and TETE-A-TETE SETS. rich Jewel enamel
work: Egyptian and Oientaldesgns and gold tradngs ....... S17.33to S2t750
VASES AND PLAQUES, patesurpae by Heneman. zee. $40 SAo $500
MASSIVE VASE, a. inches high, with portrait Of Guido REM and q reproduction
Of his famous painting THE Aurora now In the palace Of Count Ropiehos, in
Rome; Pnee' S1,S15OO
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In the Robe Section
Main Floor.
We are showing q late importation Of
LIERRE LACE ROBES

in ivory, cream and white; exclusive deS ens in which june bddes,o-be will fiji
OF interest.
Prices Range from $17.96 to $39.76
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~ gAlD 0qssaasss n $50 a.
Oves ~ msn( nee 6afvsgy 81 esgds
10 N9V llffnft % e4Nstes efef9a8
Wff0la t6U mlffg 81 Msafa9taak
tAls Asss ass laslaes sassaw Saas1sS
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Water Pitchers. 7-quart size. 84.95 ,
Milk Pitchers. ik-pint size, each. S2.8y.
Footed Bonbon Dishes. each. 9l.A0,
Deeanters. i-ouart size. &3.05; I-plnt,
@2.9s.
Sugar and Cream Sets. each, Sz.A8 and
@2.O5.
Flower Vases. 9yc. and $500; Ice
Tubs. S2.OS.
loo Cream Trays. each, 8B.s3 and 86.9s.
12-inoh Punch Bowls, 014.85.
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One OF a kind, so II would be unsafe to
in the lot. Somebody coming late, sure to
Turkey Rug. 7.lxio.i. $3.50.
Antique Persian, 8.sxi2,e. @38.S0.
Khiva Bokhara, e.1ixo.S. &SO.7A.
Turkey Rug. S.lxl0.6, So SO.
Antique Persian Rug.
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Straus Cut Glass: The
Ideal Gift for. June Brides.

- IN choosing Cut Glass FOL a gift OF for your own Crystal ckset-aecept the
word Of Worlds Fair Judges, who awarded staus Cut Glass first prize
for beauty Of design, depth Of cutting uniformity and bhniancy-Ior ali
EeR9 that makes such VAR worthy.
- 4" tits q product Of our own Cutting Shops o. the premises eighth noor(
A visit to these shops and an inspection Of the gass-cutdng processes will repay you
make you q better Judge OF cut glass qualities and values.
These diectf from thu cutters wheels q YOU CRYSTAL loet:-
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Women.
Bathing Suits
at $2.79.
Second Floor.

Seasons first special lot Of Surf-and.
Sand Suits, In black and navy blue mo-
hair; shirt waist styles. tucked and
trimmed with braid; Dutch necks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-05

had FASTENED homeward and now STOOD
&C the window fumbling his fringe OF
whiskers and contemplating bis sor.
rowful wlfe's demeanor with visible
emotion.
Poor creeturw he snuffled. "'Twan't
her fault. She didn't know"
He entered quietly and laid his hand
upon her shoulder. She looked up md
with a cry of glad surprise, folded her
arms around him, sobbing harder than
ever
There, mother, don't cry" he said
gently.
You amt mad by me. Obadiah" she
asked.
Bless We, not mite" he answered
assuringly. Il got nothin' but Chris
tian feelin' for everybody" He re
hected for moment then added: Tx
eept Dodds. ! reckon | have due re-
spect for officers o the law" contin-
ued Obadiah earnestly, "but when it
comes TO settin' on a mans stummick
It gets 10 be pussonaI matter. and
sam Dodds is goin 10 get the all fired
est llckin' in these parts rhe fust time a
Setch him alone.'
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ST on bis chest, the other man on his
legs, while Dodds dashed The horse 10.
ward Meltonville and the town lookup
II was far along in the afternoon
Wich there was q commotion in the
Glilriey COW stall, and Mrs. Gimlev's
broad face rose slowly above the corn
llusks. While she gazed wonderingly at
her surroundings. She sat for awhile
picking bits OF husks and hen feathers
IRON her cheeks and wondered rhat
made them stick there She finally
arose. shook out her skirts and walked
unsteadilY into The house. Memory
came diTnly back as she saw the broken
pitcher on the floor. The smell OF the
CIDER made her sick Her decorated face
reflected in the looking glass caused
her TO gaze in dull astonishment and
she sought the services Of washbowl.
soap and comb as quickly as possible
IN short time the kitchen and Mrs.
Glmley were both ms slick and tidy as
usual, and she, in immaculate apron
ana cap was seated in her comfortable
rocker trying 10 concentrate her hagy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-05
LEARNED LESSON roo READILY.
Young Doctor Was One Of Those Who
Profited by Advice.

When the old doctor met the young
physician who used to be bis assistant
he inquired how he was prospering
The young man poured out tale az
woe, and said be had very few patients
and they never paid their hills.
Whereupon the old man told him to
cheer up and all would come out right
In the end.
And by all means cautioaed the
veteran meaico, do not be 40 candid
with every one as you have bean 10
me about your lack of sneceEs. Re
member that the recording angel
Keeps a large sponge with which to
wipe ont he white lies young doctors
employ IN telling inc iaity about The
large practices They enjoy"
A few weeks later the old man again
met the young physician and asked
him how he was getting along. Tha
young doctor AT once began 10 rattle
of list of cases he was treating
which far exceeded thar under The
care OF half dozen medical men who
had been In the business for n,siis
years The old man listannd patiently
until the young doctor subsidized when
he remarked: t
but didn't to- rou to lie TO me"
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thoughts and solve the problem Of the
COW stan She was a BIT clustered and
surprised when a span Of horses and a
carriage were driven into The ward and
three men alighted.
MY name Is Mugeti. ma'ain." said
the eldest Of the three. advancing with
business air. I'm the coroner from
Aeitonville This is mr. Squimmett.
and this is MIR Perkins H. Jones. editor
OF the Meltonyille Trumpet"
"Mr Gimley is not home. He he
home, | think. pretty quick" said Mrs.
Gimley.
II don't know about that" Mr.. Ming.
gift rejoined. The a-the corpse is sim
in the COW stall. | suppose
wait one minute" said the Trumpet
editor, taking tablet and pencil from
his pocket. Now you may answer.
ma'am. The question was. Is the
corpse stiIl In the COW stanT"
What corpse?g
why. Mrs. Gimley's." said the coro.
ner.
I'm Mrs Glmley."
Yes. just SO" said the editor. "a re.
latioh s'pOse. bur we mean Obadiah
Gimley's wife"
I'm his wife" said Mrs. Gimley. her
eyes opening wider.
The editors Jaw dropped. and he for
got 10 write the ans wer. The three Iook-
ell at each other
This is one Of Sam Dodds' very fnn-
ny Jokes" said DR.. Squimmeft sarcss-
tically.
Funny. eh: Well. now. he'll change
his whistle before I'm done witIl him"
'rowled the irate Trumpet man. his !
'isions Of a scoop" rudely blasted. /
III show him up in the Trumpet next
week. the slabsided incubus"
The three men departed. leaving Mrs.
FINLEY staring after them IN fDgry
ewlldeiment A worrying dread crept
Yer her that something had happened
D obadiah. What brought those uens
nd wby did they talk about n corpse2 4
De afternoon wore Oh. and evening.
ID Obadiah did not come. The anxious q,
oman. unable 70 control her emotions
niger burst into tears. HI
Oh. my poor Obadiah, I didn't "a
lean - 10 50 bad Heaven forgive
e- She buried her face in hrr hands ! :
ID s,,Dbed nervously.
Obadiah, released from the Mellon
he ioekup OF the coronsrs return. I A
!
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In 4 village IN Maryland an old dea.
con. in shaving himself on Sunday
prior 70 church time, made slight
cut with tho razor DC the extreme qild
OF his nose. Quickly calling 10 bis
vile, says The Philadelphia Public
Ledger he asked her IL she had any
court plaster 10 The herss..
You viii find soNc In M Sa@.n;
basket, she said. ! IS
Tho deason scoa Haa ilie cal tos.
cred, AZ ehnr'h. M assisting wi.h me
collection. he noticed every 0nu smile
as he passed The rlste, and some OF
the younger people laughed outright.
Very much annoyed. be asked one az
his assistants ii hero was anything
wrong with hia appearance.
Well. ! should say :hera was.r an.
'wercd the assistant What IA that
iDon your nose?"
Court plast6r."
no" said his friend. IS rs the label
rom spool OF eotton Il says, war.
anted 900 yards.'"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-05
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that the City Council of
the City Of Cairo, Illinois. having or.
dered that Pine street be improved by
laying and constructing a sewer in and
along said Pine street from a point
20 feet south of the north line Of
Fwenty-frst street to a manhole at
the center Of Twenty fourth street.
the ordinance for the same being ON
iile In the Office OF the city clerk of
said city and having applied to the
county clerk OF Alexander county for
an assessment of the cost II said i'm.
proFement according 90 benefits. and
an assessment thereof having been
made and returned TO said conrt. the
final hearing thereon will be had on /
the sixteenth day Of January. A. D.. |
1906. or az son thereafter as the bust. /
ness % the court will permit. said as
sessment is PAYABLE in three install
ments with interest at the rate OF five
per centum per annum. on all install. 1,
nents except the FIRST. from md after
,onhrmation. All persons desifing nav
lie objections in said oourt before said
lay and may appear on the hearing | I
md make their defense.
NJ YESTERDAY. III
'nperinl endenf Of Special Assess +
meats. 4.
Dated. Cairo Illinois. December 80. Is
o. 1895. +
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"PersonaIy Easy to Understand

william fl. Ellis, the negro pro
moter Who has returned from Abgs
sinia with The dukedom OF l4arrar %
SHOW as a mark OF Meuciik's favor.
vas asked the other day ~ he was
glad 10 ger bacl; home.
I am glad 10 set home" said Mr..
Ellis, laying down hts newspaper.
Even the personal column oil tho
lally press pLeases me with rs home.
like look
Il read llsc personals OF thls ma.
per here. Il wac amusing. one Of
the ltcms ran:
Alon3p Return NJ once Ia your
Matilda. Tho piano has been sold"
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Knows the Business.

Little Harold's father is at the ad-
vertising end OF a big paper. and the
youngster often hears technical terms
In the talk about him. A family friend
recently brought box of chocolates
when he called, and giving hem 10
the boy. snid: Now. Hal. hope you's
remember me in your prayers for
that"
Pun your name ia ono lime for
that, was Master haroid'a reply. If
you want 60 bc mentioned every night
uniil fariha' notice 3op'H have 10
bring me = bigger bo~."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-05
Notice.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the City National
Bank, of Cairo, Illinois, will be held
ai the Office of said bank. Tuesday,
January 9th, 1906, for the purpose OF
electing seven directors and such
other business as may properly como
before said meeting Polls open 10
q. m. and close 4 y. m. of said day
J. S. AISTHORPE,
caro-. ILL.,, Dec. 9th, 1905. Cashier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-05


lids until al last with lurch like dis
ablcd ship at sea she careened slowls
over on the creaking lounge and silent
the-ileep dreamleSS sleep of the limo.
cent.
Elder COddy's old fashioned carryall
came trundling slowly down the wind
Ing road. The Coddys were the arts.
tocracy of Bradley Hollow. Mrs. Cod.
dy's father. Squire Samson, having once
been talked OF for congress As the
carryall came to the spot whore Oba-
diah was building fence by the high.
way the elder pulled up.
"Buildin' fence. Obadiah:"
''Ya-a-s. Plrty hot work. though"
Obadiah bobbed his head 10 Mrs. Co,idv
and daughter.
How is Mrs. Gimley?' the elder lady
inquired.
Fine. ma am. fine
We're going to. the village and
thought we'd call on her for q little
while
Well. now. she'll be right down glad
10 see We" said Obadiah. much pleased
As the party drove away Obadiah /
'huckled TO himself.
Wonder what the Beasleys ard the |
Cnderhills u think 10 see Elder Cod I
iy's foilsS calm on her the first thing /
Guess Id better slip down aud let her
Inow they're comm" and Obadiah
fastened honeTard scFoss lots. As re
lppfos ehed his house he aoteed TIE
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Mrs. Cimley's
Experiment
BY EVELYN FISH LOCKE

n was 4 sunsblry afternoon in Brad
ley Hollow. A dreamy quleiude
had descended. Ihe mellow clang