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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28
SOME CHOICE LoTs.

Sold few OF the best lots in our list
this last week. Here's just a few more
picks" from our list:
21z lots Governors Square. 8, Goa.
13s lots 416 Lane st., $3.50.
lots 1890 Tyler St, $3.50.
62S Van Buren,, Ia lots, $l70o
sls Quincy, II lots, 5000.
l4i4 West 9TH, 90 feet. SOC
$50 Lincoln, ~ lots. $780,
1904 West st.. 46 feet, $3.50.
1913 Lincoln. 3 lots. 1900.
30 Greenwood, fine shade, $500
East fronts on Central Park. $500
2 lots. 1zSI West. $780,
1922 West, lots, s45g
Lane, south of 18th. lots. s7oo
18th and Polk. east fronts. $500.
Lots. 18th ana Fillmore, $500.
1922 Topeka ave-, 500 each.
$40 Horne, fine shade. $500.
18th and Lincoln. lots. $500.
l410 Polk. 2 lots, $500
18th and Clay. 3 east fronts, S600.
613 Polk IL lots. cheap.
1870 Buchanan, lots. 500.
Throop St. lots. $3.50.
lots 10Th and West, $780,
18th and Western, lots, $500.
BOZ Lincoln. IL lots. large shade. s525.
Westlawn lots.
Orchard Placa lots.
Walnut Park lots.
Any old lots.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Building.
107 East Seventh ST.
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WHITE a CO,
$50 KANSAS AVENUE.
(Phone 1ssl-l sRinEs.l

1 room cottage, 2 lots, west side, $500.
81 200
New room modern house, IL lots. best
location in the city. Price $4,000
New 5 room cottage. fine location, 81 100
room house, IA lots, barn. well. shade,
81, 000
acres Joining city. well improved, 81, 800
% acres, close car line. improved Sc 500
10 acres. small house, fruit, 800.
20 acres, fine orchard, miles city, 81 go
50 acres. very highly improved, miles
Topeka. on good road, R F. .. and tele-
phone line, s., 800.
$40 acres fine wheat and alfalfa land. in
Irego county SO per1acre, $50 cash rest
on 10 years time. Get busy on this.
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NC. Plank, the well known Topeka con-
tractor, has taken in a partner, G E. Wis
combe. Mr.. Plank did about 5000 worth
OF work last year. part of it in Topeka
and part out of town. His business has
now grown to such proportions that a
partner is necessary to look after local
business while Mr.. Plank is away. Mr.
Wisconbe, the new partner has done
work for the best contractors in the coun-
try from New York TO San Francisco and
IS an cid acquaintance Of Mr.. Plank The
letters ability Is well known IN Topeka
from the large number of important con-
tracts he has carried out. The offices-of
the firm are at 404 Quincy St, where they
can be seen personally or reached over
Ind. tel. 1923 or Bell tel. 40I.
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NOTICE

'~----~-~~~~~-------->-~--7
NOTICE@The public is hereby notified
that the drug stock Of the late Martin
O'DonneH Is now open for sale. Bids for
same will be received by mail. Anyone
desiring to inspect the said store may do
SO by calling at 1874 Kansas ave. Margaret
Mullady, Administrative.
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.

for
andt
Of
car line small easy terms.
good business building with
n
At modern house on Topeka
Topeka IN he c
modern house Washourn
81 KASsA. w
OVER !
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LOT BARGAINS
~ ol near 18th SITS taken this
IN VTesen
any closer in WI 1lhs can oe ooesa
nice lots s750
u lots lay, 80 this
lots s175
east front Topeka ave
nm nm, 80 PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO
OFFICE FIFTH ST. Sell l@l RED
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FREE DIsPENsARY


MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENsARY
20z Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
feai service free. Medicine free in soma
cases. omice hourg 2 to 5 D. m Calls
answered night or day. Ind tel s413
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MOON. CHARLES & co.


for roona
Rent or
wells
Value
0 IN and
Of II desire
- -
IL 1as-RED.
FIFTH
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Have several buyers for medium sized
houses II you want your property sold.
list it with US.
Farm loans wanted anywhere in the
eastern half of the state.
DAVIS. wELLcoA1E s CO.
Both Phones 1oae. Io7 W. Sixth St.
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NOW Is BUY.
clay street
whole
we'll alter 2Ioson
light
shop andt tools 27os
~ s' GOOD level land trade for
acres living
C, 6
Es a2Ias geos business
so s as sDsa n995 ether trade
'1i hoose on the for
GUTHRIE GUTHRIE
us EAST FIFTH ST
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no WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.

TO Whom It May Concern: Be It known
that my application is now on file in
the Office Of the probate court of Shaw
nee county, Kansas. asking for a permit
to sell intoxica ting liquors according to
law at No SOL Kansas avenue, IN the
Fourth ward of the city of Topeka Shaw
nee county. state of Kansas. Hearing is
set for the 18th day Of Afay.s190s, at a. m
CLARENCE F. YOUNG
known that my application Is now on
file in the office of the probate court Of
Shawnee county, Kansas, asking for
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors ae-
cording to law at 1925 West Sixth street,
in the Fourth ward of the city Of Topeka
Shawnee county. state of Kansas Hear
ing is set for the 5th day of May. 1905. at
g o'clock a m. N. ]. PETRO.
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FOR GALE-The prettiest acre tracts
near city. close in on ". 6th e. Tnacadana
For prices and terms inquire at 100 Lane
street
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HoUsE ZOE sALE.

Attractive room house with city water,
gas and bath room, east front. on car
line. not far west. Price cut from 81, 900 to
81, $50 Owner leaving.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.,
OFFICE 107 W. FIFTH ST.
Ind. Tel s72. Bell 1881 Red.
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GEORGE N. NoBLE & co.

GEORGE GEORGE N NOBLE Co
OPPOSITE TIE Rs A5 HsgATA LOANS AND opzsA KAN
ESQ 81 'Rs ssa. s-s s.s ss4' Bf:4 s!as:
s g e. E? is 's Sss. s:s Fs 8 sse IL
gsg sss, Z. soog s5s, Of
rom 9Sas @ Ros III sa a4se2l4 D5
House properties being wen worth care
ss. ss - iss sa 'sss s tsss s 9a7 ss p
4s for s..a fs.aiS stree: a A q 1
$500 for room house On Jefferson street nne location.
S @ 5Ss ps % g It ground Polk St.
ST Fs wit fs rs .ss Bs sss sss s ssy @
5000 for room house in Topeka good location. on cor
" Ssggs the can
@ 5 lots Tys si ss lh 3 a
aa s55 Sc. Q city
H s 8g S ssHsi .ss sA ground east Of city s''a '
ssss isys ' ssss is13 ss sss 's Esss:
@ s. t: :I e; & s ssi
BOTH pE6ass Il KANSAS
TWO HOUSE sAselnss
com with reception hall
house belongs says SELL $3.50: par
SPECIAL BARGAINS
This week for sa-
Ia Clay % near @
u d fsaes barn. shade and good location
@ ] ' dHs8 On 7 s4R 89s sec barn. we'll 81 lots 500
@ @ room iR s Si s5Sa ~ s5ds ss. sy s ....
@ % s s @ g % 2 ss : sb ": fS 81 ss ss5 &
IND TEL 49,. NDHH Ksox nav x-z .vn
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FOR sAr.E-EzzAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE lots on w sth, corner LIN
coin, modern room cottage acToss rear
Of lote faces Ldncolu. leaving room 80
furnace, gas wide hail, mantels clseeEu-
Owner lives in California ana writes make
price s., 756 50 as tc sell at once. Address
sos w. Sth At Ind tel b252
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NEW HOMES.
4 rooms and halls, never occupied. hard
wood finish, lots. Central Park. 1880.
. rooms and hall, never occupied. fine
hnish. strictly modern. Central Park.
$500.
rooms and halls. never oooupied.striot-
ly modern. gas, electric lights. east front,
best location. on Fillmore st. want orer.
rooms and hall. new cottage. strictly
modern. Central Park. Bargain if sold
quick.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Fifth and Jackson SITS.
COTTAGES.
Cottage 10th St.. rent $40! $1,000
Cottage sth St. rent s.; s4oo.
Cottage Van Buren, St. rent 81; $780,
Modern cottage blocks state house,
sa4oO. :
sth st. residence bath. hns barn. $500.
LARGEST LIST RESIDENCE PROP
DIRTY
VACANT Lors. ACRE TRACTS AND
FARMS.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Fifth ana Jackson SITS.
FOR sALE-11k lots, east front. room
gas connections, sewer, cistern and city
water In sink, cellar, barn and shade
Owner leaving city. L. B. Wyman, 5l7
Lane st.
HERE'S WHAT you WANT.
81 800 s rooms. ali modern. fine.
$4500-1o rooms, all modern.
81. $50 rooms, all modern.
81 200 rooms, all modern.
$1,000 rooms, all modern cottage
So, TO- rooms, all modern.
50. 80 7-rooms. all modern
So 100 rooms, all modern cottage
All the above located in choice portions
OF the city.
s. 5000 rooms North Jackson, pave
ment. good repair
S95o-7 rooms, lots. east side, cheap.
G. ". w. YATES & co.
Room 3 at SIS Kansas Ave.
Ind. Tel. 52s.
COTTAGE SNAP
s room cottage. with bath, gas light.
furnace. near governors mansion. less
than s. 600.
PARTNERsHIP REAL ESTATE CO.
OFFICE 107 ". FIFTH ST.
Ind, Tel. 972. Bell 1851 Red
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
One block west Of Central Park, Blu
chanan St. between 18th and 18th. For a
quick sale. $500 to $s75 each
DAVIS. WELCOME & co.
1o7 w, sixth st.
-.
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PAVING

CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO., us ". eth st Mfsra af
building. paving ana sidewalk brick
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEW PARTNERSHIP.

DIRT to give away at sol Jeferson
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ATrRAcTIvR RAReAINa.

IS, $50 buys a new residence near 9th and
Fillmore. 2 lots. rooms and hall, bath
complete. gas. stacks for furnace, city
water. etc.
$500 buys a new Z room residence with
furnace, well. cistern, new barn. 60 feet
front. near ". 10th st. car line. The down
stairs Of this fine home is finished in birch
and the building could not be replaced for
price asked.
s1.7oo buys almost new Z room house,
close in on Polk St. s7k feet front. good
investment.
Business block. story brick business,
near 9TH and the ave-, rents ss5 per month.
Price s.. 500. Must SELL
81, $50 buys new A room cottage with city
water and gas, pantry. closets near 10th
st. and Clay.
New room east front residence. mod
ern. 371h feet front, near Sth and Madison
streets.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.,
IND. TEL 972. BELL 1851 RED.
OFFICE 1o7 W. FIFTH ST
FOR SALE Racycle. Ruby. Crescent and
simpson bicycles, all standard makes.
Central Cycle and Supply CO., 716 Kansas
avenue.
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ron EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE acre fruit farm in
N W. Arkansas for merchandise or I'd
hand goods. J. "A. Hartzell, Shorey, Kan.
WELL improved N. e. Kansas farm to
trade for modern residence in Topeka.
O'Meara Land Co, Onaga. Kan.
VVANTED-To trade good residence and
10 lots block from public square, in
" ashingtons Kan-i for q house in Toueka.
Floyd Cox, 1917 Clay ST.
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JUST THINK OF IT.


III S on i 70 buy propert
rentss month; tax n year.
the is fool and Doesn't
and
cam
ar Of
Owner wantsm money badlyr right now
g. 0
E.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

rock ISLAND SYSTEM TIAGE TABLE
Topeka, KAN.
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JEWELLERS.

7 MS e = o &
clan. Conpleks stock OF watches. dia-
mcnds. s1Iver-are. etc. Eyes examined
and sDecEaclea properly fitted
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE.

daily Except Sundax.1
SOUTHBOuND.
No. 310-Passenger to TT. Scott. 800 prn
NORTHBOJND
No 2na-EaasenEex from II. Scott. S:SS nm
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

Of all paper nomdn pic stock.
ture onr
genera stoekf for Topeka propert farm
o arm near Up II and
funtur O. o.
ETopekap manu- acturng buzne
0grocey tock No queen took
groce general stock III I d ate
count ansas
bus dng Make offer.
To- pc
up % Ground JUS ready opla4
".
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DAWSON & PERSON =, ;, s-,-r, a
improved Pr
rice
100 acres Jackson Price $780,
90 miles 1ce $500
down Jnnraed late -ties
from ae ~ Il East 1or
Priee ~ 1i7 pace 70 rent rooms
we have lots for sale also in city
cone in - S4'-49"' pan II you want a snap
DAWSON PERSON.
IND TEL 1888 III E SIXTH ST
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STATIONS.

ARENA 1906, trotting record 2:7iN. The
fastest trotting stallion IN Kansas, SIS
to insure. Dr. Pritchard, Iii Kan ave
EQUITY 2:231<, the best stallion in Kan
sas, standing at $l5 Come see his colts
and be convinced. Fair grounds, barn NO
l. George Parish.
AIRLoOM 063l. 2;15K, Nieole. the Perch
con stallion and jack Big John are maxi
ing season at liz Quincy st. r. E. Cowd-
rey. II. Q Curnett. attendant.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
0-~-~~~-~-~-~-7--~~-->-~
J. c. WILSON. contractor and builder
Job work promptly done. lea 2. sth 81
Ind tel 12z4
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THE CoUGHLIN aARDWARH CO
HardWaEe.. stoves. ms foola. e EEsS-
aaa ave. Tel. 500
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MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos.
pcrs0naf security. T. Biscoe. So Kan aw-
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FOR SALE11k lots, east front. s room
house, full story, hot water heater with
gas connections, sewer, cistern and city
water in sink, cellar, barn and shade
Owner leaving city. L. B. Wyman, SIT
Lane st.
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UNDERrAKERs


GEO w. MILLER has moved to 1o7 ".
oth St, Stormont bldg, Ind. tel SIS.
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MACHINE SHOPS.

MOWERS ground, factory process. &c
Tel sos. Towards new place. TO Kan. Az.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-01
SHADE TREES ON ACADEMY
GROUNDS.

The Trustees 81 the Academy have
this week purchased supply OF fine
young naples for the Academy lot
enough to thoroughly shade it, if the
boys allow them to stand, which they
will not do unless decisive steps are
tacn by the Principal OF the Institution
for several years, even ii that will Sc
cure the mirom injury. Ii they are
permitted to grow they will be a great
ornament to the lot and a great enjoy
mcnt to the boys and girls of years to
come
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-01
THE PLANK ROAD.

The f., \. & /. Plank Road lately
took a new start, and is now nearly
completed to the Pennsylvania line.
The planks are down the whole distance
we learn, except between White Hall
and Fair Hill, (about l IL miles, on
which the Vorkmcn are now engaged.
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IRON FENCES.

Some OF our citizens have had hand
some iron fences put up in front OF
their dwellings, That at Gen. Sites is
from +. Armstrong & Co., OF Port De
post; that at Mr., 7. Towards was
made by Mr.. Mcckcndorh, skilful
mechanic in this town
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-01
NEW BRIDGE At CHESAPEAKE
CITY.

Carriages commenced to pass over
this structure on Thursday last. 1t is a
well constructed bridge, and a very
important Improvement to that town
and its ncighborhood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-01

pavcmcnts are permanent as we'll as
neediul improvements, and they are
something which the people can see
in compensation for the taxes they pay.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-01
RAINS.

Aitcr a number OF weeks OF dry wea-
Their we have had this week some good
rams which have greatly benefited the
growing wheat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-01
THE MARKETS.

Elkton Market Nov. 2o-Whcat,
S146; corn, So cents: oats, 10 cents;
potatoes, so cents.
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THE CECIL WING
Fifty Years Ago
NOVEMBER 20, 1856

The American County Council meets
in Elkton on the second Tuesday in De-
ccmhcr.
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oct 27-l,yr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-17
Victoria Soup"

1t was Francatelli, the famous cook
of Queen Victoria in early Victorian
days, who used to observe casually
when serving a certain soup: This
was the only soup the queen would
ever eat while I had the honor of
being in her majesty's service"
Francateli's recipe for what he called
Victoria soup" is said to produce a
delicious and nourishing form of what,
in homely kitchens, would be known
as veal broth To make it, simmer
half a pound of pearl barley for two
hours in three pints OF good veal
stock. When the barley is quite soft
and dissolved, take out one-third of
it into a pan to keep hot, while the
remainder is passed through a fine
colander Then put the PURGE back
into the whole barley, add half a
pint of cream, season, reheat and
serve. Mace onions and cloves in.
troduced into the stock before the
barley is added improve the favor.
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THOUGHT 1T TIME TO STOP.
Wonders Of the Telephone Too Much
for Sitting Bull.

c. !. r. Woodbury.. The engineering
oyrert OF the telephone company. told
abe boot and shoe men Tive other nieht
.la true version OF the Sitting Bun
.ul telephone story. says the Boston
lc1d sitting Bun had bco1 cap
urad hy iho United States troops and
was holl Zoo close confinement So
also was another obs'rc ..erou5 Indian,
held in confinement at @ post about
100 miles away. The officer In charge
of Sitting Bull had been oh7s'u" the
Indians iur two months. and was won
ter.ng what he would 40 with tsc cap.
tive. In an inspired monal, ha 1c-
cided TO arrange an Interview b.F
'hc two Indians over fho 'O'..H.ue.
After the necessary ringing u2 .fng
Bail was asked if Do Cgr.d o. '.'. i.io
he machine Ee talked H'0 To- far
several minutes and did aDsp OF
listening also.
He put down tho instrument G"aily,
and for hours was even more gloomy
than usual, az last bcglnnnine 20 talk
10 himself. something very rare for
The Indian. Asked II he was n salts
fed with his accommodations or II
there was anything they could do for
him he broke forth at last:
NO I'm finished. It's all right
when the white mans playihing talks
the white mans language; but when
It learns to talk the red mans tongue
it's time to stop"
II Is believed in the west. where
the incident is fairly weir known. that
this talk over the telephone between
the two Indians had a considerable in
huence in shortening The Indian wars.
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POINTING WAY TO SINNERS.
Preachers Fervld Words Of Warning
10 His Flock.

The medley fell into an unusual
swinging rhythm; the humming rose
loud and louder. gathering and adding
TO itself accidental suggestions: one
impromptu phrase OF music. which
fitted the passing words. was caught
mp instantly; the congregation was
swept away by a hysterical. rhythml.
cal. emotional tide: utterly strange
and new. never before heard. an air
sprang into bcing-rcfraln first. then
both refrain and line. one swift, bold.
strong voice leading on. Their Wild
emotions strangely stirred. the pri'
mitiye congregation swept fun tide.
into such an air as one carries home
with him. rolling for days afterward.
In his ears.
MY dyln' brederIn. way yo' gwine
stan'?" shouted the preacher Way
yo gwlnc stan wen dey Irk de- cub.
bah odn he'll. an no waE.oa noway'
Yo.all gwine come crruuin and err
cryin' Way is muh crown of glory?
wuh IS muh long wie robe? Wuh
is muh place? Bi iuh dem wut
amt bin convuh,cd dey Amt gwine
ter be no place! Ch. breicrin. way
will 70 stan con day day?'-John
Bennett IN the Atlantic.
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a Erui.arian Dict.

A frultarian diet consists of the
fruit Of trees like apples, oranges ba-
nanas and olives. the fruits Of bushes
like currants and raspberricsl, tho
fruit OF plants like strawberries and
melons. lontils and beans and cucum-
bers). the fruits OF grasses like
wheat and barley and maize and oats),
the fruits Of nut trees tfrom albert
to cocoanut), together with some
earth fruits like potatoes). and a
modicum OF vegetables and salads,
says the Washington Review. To
these may be added butter. milk,
honey and cheese, although their pro-
duction is not 50 free from risk Of
contamination and animal infection
as is the case with the products Of
the vegetable kingdom and the world
of fruits. Grown under healthy con-
dltions, with diseased specimens easy
to detect and remove, It is far more
possible to live healthily and well
upon a Unitarian dietary than upon
the products of the slaughter house.
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KEEP Your Desk CLEAN.
Business untldlness Sign Of Lack Of
Order and Concentration,

There's one piece OF advice" said
tho senior partner that I'd like To
give every young man taking a bust
ness position with a desk attached
TO II. It's this: Keep your desk
clean. What ! mean by having a
desk clean is keeping everything pos
sible on Il except that which 10 re-
lated 10 the matter In hand I've
observed IN my time n good many
men In their Offices, and ! can say
that with very few exceptions tho
real men of a1airs ara those who aye
free from clutter
with q lot of rapor o. front ~
YOU its almost O certainty that some
hour IN the day you're coins 10 Doe
clustered and very lkr.y 10 will be-
just when you want clear head, The
old idea that O. mass OF material
every whIchway on the dock ~ a
sign that person i8 full ~ busl-
ness Is pretty we'll outwlrn such "a
collection not only indicates a lack
OF order. but also a Hign that nrry.
business may bo expected from tho
man On tho chair, What with flins
cabinets ana other devices no excuse
can be- Offered nowadays for ooniu.
sion.
"a well ordered desk means a well
ordered mind-n mind taking mp one
thing at time and giving u the
proper attention. Il denotes regular
ity and concentrated. effective ef.
fort"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-17
suLLFRoes AND THE FASHION
If the Frog a-Wooing Goes, Let Him
Look Out for His Skin.

The bullfrog has hoped into fash
ion Bullfrog skin in its natural color.
and also dyed, is not only employed
for belts, pocketbooks, card cases and
chatelain bags, but is used for vests,
cuffs aad collars, aaG many a clever
girl will wear this autumn a bullfrog
skin hat.
1t may not sound attractive, says
the Woman's Home Companion, but a
little turban of bullfrog skin in a
greenish brown shade, with upstand'
ing loops of dark green velvet ribbon
for its trimming, MAKES very smart
hat
A bullfrog skin hat is being made up
for a New York girl who plans when
she wears It TO carry an umbrella of
greenish brown skin, with very real.
istic looking bulltrog 4 Jrmng the top
OF the handle In looking for dis
tnctiye details to add to ones toilet
the bullfrog umbrella must not be
overlooked