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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON.
Look these over carefully; they are all
good for the money.
Nice modern Groom frame, lot 75x125
Waterloo, $3.50.
New S-room p. brick. s. e.. $1,000; snapi
terms.
30 acres near town; 4-room frame house,
stable and chicken houses, 5 acres in lu-
cerne, all fenced; good water right; Nr20O.
3 1-3 acres fine land, primary water
right, in lucern and under cultivation, de-
sirable location, fenced, small buildings.
5000; will cut up.
About ga acres, primary water right.
fine soil; we'll fenced. This is nice for
chickens; desirable; $3.50.
acres and broom frame, good land and
good water right. s. E., $1,000.
The most desirable ranch in the valley.
$4,000; fish and chicken.
21s acres near Wandamere, brick house,
large orchard, flowing well, $500.
New broom frame, lot 61x1s5 feet; $685.
easy terms.
IL acres. new Groom frame house, nice
young orchard, near Wandamere, $3.50
Double Groom brick, city water. electric
lights, blocks from center, $3.50
Double Groom frame, and lot 5x9
rods. good location, on west side; shade
and city water; easy terms; will rent for
$24 per month; $3.50.
D. S. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block
Phones: Bell 10; Ind 375.
SAMPLE BARGAINS.
S3,S0-For broom new mod, built for
home; lot 5ox157, with good barn.
So, 600-For 5-room new mod. good loca-
ton; $, 400 down and S25 per month.
S. 650-FOr broom mod. and good barn.
$S,000-For 7-room or. brick; corner lot, As
kiss; beautiful lawn on whole lot
$12,0O0-FoT 10-roOm handsome CT. brick,
beautiful inlaid mahogany mantle.
s., 100-For 4-room; fine fruit, big lot; own
er leaving city.
81. 200-For good frame; lot 25x3S0.
81, 400-For 4-room brick, pore. bath; cleo.
light; a good buy.
Sc S00-FOr corner S0xl65; Brigham street;
taxes all paid.
81 500-COrner on State: 50x135.
81, 6O0-For S215 front near Brigham street.
950-For corner 4th; 42x123.
750-Corner Wilson avenue.
c. F. LITTLE q co,
A. B. Hirth, Manager
Both phones 2S4S. 2O9-210 Atlas blk.
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EYES ON SALT LAKE.

EYES ON SALT LAKE.
I'd East, between 5th and 7th south, Col
fax ave-, Groom, strictly modern cottage,
beautiful homo, new and elegant, lot 391sx
107 it,, s4,9O0.
c street close in, Groom, strictly mod
ern, California bungalow, east front, 81, 800
7th ave. close in, broom white pr brick
lot 21ax5, 25-foot right of way on east
side. A SNAP. Investigate this
2O4 NJ street, Groom, strictly modern and
full basement, lot PIX. This is an ele-
giant home, $i,150.
DORMITORY FOR SALE OR LEASE,
for u. of U. students. Most thoroughly
up-to-date building of it's kind west of
Chicago. 65 rooms, large store rooms,
kitchen and dining room, I'd South and
18th East. Any one looking for an invest
ment that is iron-clad L invite your at
tention. The building is now completed,
furniture all ready to move in, and stu
dents reservations for nearly all the rooms
made. This must be closed out this week.
We also have many bargains In vacant
lots and homes of various sizes at re-
markedly easy terms. Call and see US.
BIRRELL & CARPENTER CO.,
Both Phones. Rooms, l. 2, 8, f.
Bell, $50. Gas & Coke Bldg,
Ind. 1943 60 South Main ST.
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so AN ACRE UNIMPROVED FARM
LANDS, IA miles south OF the city, 40, &C
or 50 acres
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CHIROPRACTIC.

IF YOU are sick and have tried every
thing else and did not receive help. try
Chiropractic and get well. A drugless
method of curing disease. Chiropractic
Institute and Cure, Ga w. I'd So
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HAT FACTORY AND MILLINERY
PARLOR.

LADIES' and gentlemen's hats OF all
kinds cleaned, blocked and retrimmed
Orders taken for ladies' stylish millinery
Ash South Main Bell phone ABBY.
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21s acres on W. Sth South, good for plat
ting, cheap.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Oscar
Grosheil. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main St
Secondhand registers always in stock
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STORAGE.

Two large warehouses;. clean and sanl-
tary. Redman Van & Storage Co., u7 So
w Temple. Phones 30.
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$3.50 FOR AN ACRE LOT ON 9Th
WEST AND 14TH SOUTH, with water
right, car service. electric lights and tele-
phone Very easy terms. These beautiful
acre lots are selling FAST. BETTER
AVAIL yourself of this rare opportunity
for getting an acre in SCOTS subdivision.
One-third cash. bal to suit; per cent in
terest on balance
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

u. w: JAMES q CO, plumbing. steam
and hot water contractors, 81 East First
South street. Phone 372.
JAMES J. FARRELL. ss5 South Main
street Phone l205-K.
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Nice modern Groom frame, lot 75x125
Waterloo, $3.50.
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30 acres near town; 4-room frame house,
stable and chicken houses, acres in lu
cerne, all fenced; good water right; s.. 200
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A FEW bargains in homes:
7-room modern brick, close in $500. S. 700
s-room modern brick, close in ....... SO, 700
Groom brick cottage, 18th East; barn,
N12AIU fOuS o. 4oJ
Groom brick fine lot and shade. west
siQe 49,. .-.------.----S zJJVJ
JAS. K. SHAW & CO., Over 1853 Main st.
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New S-room p. brick. s. e., $1,000; snap
terms.
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HARRINGTON.
Look these over carefully; they are all |
good for the money.
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A. L. SCOTT. Owner.
Call and see us.
402 D. F.. Walker Block.
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9 1-3 acres fine land, primary water
right, in lucern and under cultivation, de-
sirable location, fenced, small buildings.
5000; will cut up.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
THE EQUITY INVESTMENT CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
AWEsT SIDE BARGAIN.
FoUR-RooM FRAME COTTAGE,
LOT 21-6 BY 20 RODS.
WEST THIRD NORTH.
$780,
THE EQUITY INVESTMENT CO.,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE
2l9 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
BOTH PHONES 441O.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

CAPABLE salesman to cover Utah with
staple line, high commissions, with 500
monthly advance. Permanent position to
right man. Jess. IL. Smith Co., Detroit,
Mich
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES cleaned or main spring in
serted 81 Carter JeHeEy Co.. S24 Main st.
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IN SIX weeks we educate you in sales
Yfnanship, secure you position as travel
ling salesman with responsible firm. Ad-
dress The Bradstreet System, Rochester,
". Y.
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About 34 acres, primary water right.
fine soil; well fenced This is nice for
chickens; desirable; $3.50.
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For sALE-REAL ESTATE.

s3O0-A SPECIAL OFFER for the nexi
ten days for these two lots on Mead and
I'd West. Take South Temple car.
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GOOD boy with references. Inquire jew
elry store 233 Main
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FOUR good solicitors, III Atlas Bldg.
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AUCTIONEER.

C. E. OSTERLOH. practical auctioneer.
Sells household goods and merchandise.
Address 70 Z. ID So.
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE, S. z. FIRST So
Paul Helm. Proprietor.
Rates 25c &c and Soc
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NICE front room, furnished. Phone
3946-Y.
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w. w. LITTLE has moved his law Of
flee to 4S Herald building.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy for cash or 7-room
modern cottage on north bench. Give full
particulars first letter. Address p Y,
Herald.
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MUST BE SOLD. 100 by 140 feet on
Lincoln ave. Inquire of owner, SOS Lin
coin ave.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WOMAN wants work evenings, office I
store cleaning. Address z 20, Herald
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wANTED-Parties to solicit orders for
housekeepers' labor saving utensils and
novelty kitchen tools. on commission; will
find profitable employment at the Nov
city Utility Agency, IS Market St (nea-
postoffice). Salt Lake City.
A FEW first-class stock solicitors. APP
ply Consumers Coal Mining Co.. 263 Com
mercial Club Bldg.
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MEN learn plumbing. Denver Plumbing
Trade School, 1909 fremont, Denver Colo.
Tuition $50.
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BY experienced man. light driving. Call
Bell phone 1862 red.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


OUR trip around the world on stereo-
scopic views, $500 outfit sells for $l.00;
agents make half profit. $500 and $1,000
a day made at home. Sample outfit for
soc; money refunded if not satisfactory.
Write for general agency. state territory
wanted. KAWIN & CO., 26O-262 Fifth
avenue, Chicago.
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Double Groom frame, and lot 5x9
rods, good location, on west side; shade
and city water; easy terms; will rent for
$24 per month; $3.50.
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PHOTO pillow top agents deal with the
mnfrs. direct. Big profits. Easy Christ
ART ASSN, Dept. %, 152 Lake St. Chi
cagO.
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all loaded dump out some express. and train
puffs out Of station.
Have got large bundle of railroad mail, hurry
10 open II to see if am fired yet FIRST Is Ci'Cu
lar advising all employees wages will be redIiced
10 nor cent Next is an under charge statement
which advises me l failed TO collect enough
freight on - car Of lumber. and I will please
remit six dollars and thirty-three cents at once
Another savs the auditors office is short re
mort that I have already mailed them three
copies Of Three moro letters 10 open when the
dispafcher calls mo. man 3t ticket "inHo"
pounding with his cane, draymau az warehouse
door shouting for admittance. My, WISH theF
were all in HE. y. Collins. in Golfer :
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AMUSING NOTICES.
BY Thomas ChriEtv.

beware Of the dog" Is too commonplace sen
tence TO attract much attention Even the AHerl-
can version. Our dog don't bark. he bites. mas
become familiar. But a variation Of these time
bonored phrases invented by n well known war
artist living near Bedhampton IS said TO be eX-
ceedingly effective
Our dog white, but his heart IA black, IS 'he
legend hanging a tree at the entrance 10 the
drive and the prowling tramp who reads II thinks
twice before opening tne gate and FACING the I'M
known terrors beyond
The most familiar Of ali notice boards is that
which bears the utterly Illegal warning. "Trespass-
ers will be prosecuted" on an estate belonging
70 Justice Wright which is. Ike Bedhampton also
in Hampshire. may be seen the very unusual m
scrintion: ''Trespasscrs will not be prosecuted
Surely not the most hardened tripper could ma II
IN his heart to damage property on which stands
so kindly an invitation
The humor of notice boards is sometimes grim.
A woman went 10 stay at the homestead OF New
South Wales squatter. one of a family al re-
nowued for their eccentricity. ON the morning
after her arrival she went for stroll up the creek
which ran near the house, and. coming upon a
pictllreSaue and shady pool sat down TO enjoy the
grateful cooness. Suddenly her eyes fell upon the
following notice posted conspicuousIy on the OPP
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woman took the only chair in the house and
the Old whied the time away by asking
questions of me. Thank goodness. the passcn-
ger train would be there fin half hour and
then | would probably get chance II resume
my slumbers. After copying order and two
messages. the train finally came. and. like the
freight. gone forever, until the next
came.
Again | approached the wire: On" Min
ute, I'll see" snapped back the man in the ma
hogany chair at the other end waited five MN
utes nothing doing. again repeated my request.
We'll, DIN IL. 60" the response The next
thing ] knew after hitting the knotty straw
mattress WAS TO near the breakfast bell changing
vigorously; ] repeated the operation of getting
up and assembled with the rest at the long
table. Sowbelly, eggs and coffee was the menu;
had been for six months, long as | have been
here Back to the station. get swept out. fires
kindIed and get work writing up expense
bills: local will be here soon. have got ten way
bills make up and twice as many expense
bills before they get here. work like mad, in
terrupted every few minutes by the wires, man
ND the line wants to send him a few alb
stract blanks, copy a message advising me
superintendent will be over line tomorrow and
TO have station and grounds put in good shape.
Dispatcher gives me an order, local whistles
for town; only half through making the way
bills Conductor comes bustlng In. hands full
of bills: "Ony ten thousand pounds Of n for
YOU to-day. What you got to go?" he asks.
shove him what bills have got made out, and
ne raises a big roar: why in thunder don't
Won LET the other do some of this work? ?"
he says 'Darned If / am going TO do every
thing" Goes storming out.
I get my sealing iron and BUNCH OF seals and
start To checking out freight. soon have ware
house filled TO roof. brakemen start to dumping
IL on ground, drop box of whiskey and lid flies
off grand rush for same. We finally get most
of our freight and local is thing of the past, at
Ieas for to-day. No 4. the southbound passen-
ger train be here soon dozen people hollering
for tickets drummer says he is going To report
me 10 headquarters IF / don't hurry up and
check his six trunks. Get them all fixed up jus;
as the train pulls in grab my mail sack. start
for the door, into the arms OF a fat lady
coming in time 10 apologize. Get the trunks
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then bit Fact is. the animal did not know mel
So | determined not to be bitten any more by my
own faithful dog ILLUSTRATED Bits.
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o,,,a No, n. ca,,rn, 20 be butchered and it had

e. could not be caught 10 be butchered and IL had
be shor.
The North Dana correspondent 70 this same
newspaper is much interested in the little affairs
O. his town for he writes
NJ Slatnik is building a new hen house.
rides on the Greenwich ROAD past Hhlppie
Doubeday's see quite q number Of newly
shingled roofs.
The Prescott correspondent Of The Athol Tran
script" tells OF most unmannerly door, as follows;
Mrs. Louisa Berry sustained painful: .hough HI II
Is hopea not serious. ilJsfs -, sIsrnroI1;r door
Tho fol,ozi,r item, from The Northampton Ga
ze;te" does not make Il clear which is cause and
which effect. whether the illness came because OF
the whites Of two eggs in three days. or the whites
Of eggs in three days were the menu because OF
the Illness:
Hnlsev 7 ses-le of Park Hill. who has been very
81 his home for several days past is a. litt ne
better today and in coLnfortanIe ststs ne a'e
What building up process is going on in the
country may be judged from the item penned by
the North New Salem correspondent OF The Athoi
Transcript:
Albert Haskell hiss engaged a former r., nurse
erI and make effort 10 build him up
The sandisfeld correspondent OF The Berkshire
County Eagle hard TO beat when it comes TO
good live personals and free. offhand style
Here of the items he sends his paper:
Chief Ryan has recently made great improvement
rnsii panes and sabstiiating those having two
Ryan Las . fine looking place now
B. &. Messenger has severed his engagement
with the livery business and returned home Don I
know why.
w x Clark is complaining a little with the
rheumatism.
Joseph IApsirz has had a trouble with the grip
Joe came out q little ahead
Frank +. Dow is building q piazza onto his small
Rouse IN hack % his store and residence, and We
hear that ne is about let IL to colored family
Samuel Stern. Of New York City, in town
last week looking around among the farms that
Are for sale Selectman Joseph Lipsitz has him
OF a big real estate deal in town any day.
The editor Of THE Northampton Gazette must
have cast reflections the Polan6ers in Hadley at
one time. for a Polsnder answered back I'm the
following letter The Gazette:
Editor Of the Gazettc:-if you please put these
lev lines Ia your paper 60 answer the last lettre
lhaf came from Eadley they are great many Po-
saflocrs working in Hadley the farms they are
not many Americans but few in Hadley but me
,or one | work a farm i eat The table and
nave The things 10 eat the rest DO have
good room and good bed just the the
s+rt % and l don't get DRUNK every Saturday night
% sunday night but the people that are talking
y Ter al they self before they you better look
,,.trI your Own bird man but not you bird man
III JUST look at yOur self DO you stop at the
y take that dry thirst way from you don't your
81 an. ose IA your family Try any down
better " ~
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starts the days work in the morning l am on
deck all the time. I will begin when the dis
cordant whistle of a locomotive wakes me from
a peaceful sleep / roll over the straw mat
tress furnished by the generous landlord of our
hotel, and murmur something under my breath
not very complimentary about railroads in gen.
eral Again the screech OF that iron monster,
not once but half dozen times in quick sue
cession- It's all off; then | know there is
nothing TO do but get up and do what can TO
relieve the suffering of that putting demon; 50
out OF bed | roll. and the cold crisp atmos-
phere makes me hustle. Slipping into my
clothes, throw overcoat over my shoulders
and make break across the street. stepping
on my shoelaces as l 60 TO that shack dignihed
by the name Of depot meet shivering con-
duCtor and brakeman in the waiting room. I'm
locking the office door, find il is as cold there
outside. Lighting the smoky oil lamp.
make toward the telegraph counter and start
which the freight is tied up for. two hours late.
and get them orders 10 that effect, With an
other screech two they rattle out Of town
Report this information 70 the dispatcher and
say "tiN.'' which, in the language Of the key.
means good night NO sra X" Figure II out.
and you viii find out il means: No, stay there
That Is what did. built fire and got 10 work
on my books. Might as we'll do that any
thing and every little hit helps II thought
I was going work undisturhed even a. that
time Of night. I was mistaken. for soon the
sounds Of a rig were heard outside and in
hustled a man. woman and two small chill
dren There being no fire I'm the waiting room.
OF course they had TO be taken into the ofice.
The children amused themselves by dragging
the coal bucket across the floor. while the old
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nosite hank: please don't commit suicide I'm this
nool There is a deep dam in the next paddock 10
the use Of which YOU very welcome.
. Somewhat Mortified the woman on her return TO
the house inquired the meaning OF this notice Her
host told her that the house drew it's water supply
from the pool and that during the last twelve
months no fewer than three bush wanderers had
seen fit 10 end their lives In this particular place
Had Mr. I[ipling turned his attention to COM
nnerce instead of literature there is not the slight
est doubt that he would now be retained by MI.
Nanamakcr, some other merchant mIiiionalIe'
as a writer of advertisements at colossal salary
There is no man alive who can pen impromptu a
,nore telling notice. After the siege of Kimberley
no was staying with Mr.. Rhodes at charming
little fruit farm near that town. One morning 1t
occurred to Mr. Rhodes take stroll round the
orchards before breakfast. Mr. hipiing ola not
feel like strolng, so stayed behind Time went
ON and # occurred to the author that breakfast
would be desirable. But there was no sign of his
host As a matter of fact, Mr.. Rhodes. In his
usual way had become interested in the matter
In hand that he had quite forgotten the passing
hours. II was nearly 10 o'clock before he be-
thought himself of his starving guest, and hurried
nomeward.
What's this. sr? SAID the manager suddenly
pausns before a tree
I-pon IL was pinned sheet OF paper bearing in
iarga black letters: ''Famine' The next tree was
also decorated: I'VE are starving; feed us" Nearer
the house they came upon larger sheet with
these words In huge type For the human
breakfast. Purifes the mind; invigorates the sys-
tenn. II has sustained thousands: 1t win sustain
YOU See that you get it," Finally. upon the front
door was an enormous placard: why die. when a
little breakfast prolonss lfe?"
Mention of South Africa brings to mind another
notice which refers. though somewhat indirectly.
to the same country During the South African
War there living IN a back street in Mel
hal hos mis- or WAS
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TN THE RURAL REGIONS
Some Nesrs Items Published IN
Western Massachusetts.

Il Is not only in the little Western towns that
tire country newspapers add 10 the soy OF living
ana TIE nlerriment OF the nation. In Massachusetts
there IS the sort Of 10Y for those who 10
read. and. while some Of these items so
free and fun Of abandon those in the Western
country Journals their restraint only adds TO their
humor.
Ths By-7eld correspondent Of THE Newbury-port
News sends this interesting biz Of news 20 his
paper:
Wilson 9. Rogers has hoil or oarbuncle on his
neck
ina. there is sn alarming witness in the farm
,ni-nsls in the Berlshires is evident from the
port Of the Great Darlington correspondent IF
sThe Pitrsfeid Journal" who writes:
J. Il Walsh had calf which was so wild that
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told me there we're millions IN ft.'-Philadeiphfs
Press.
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me casual observer Of this little Western
.shh might at the first glance think / had
.I1h'n Out a very poor subject. ON the con-
iS. mink N is the very best especially If
you are the railroad agent in a place like this
sHls burg is small. but we have an the eriefs
10 come the way. OF the information bureau
manager Of the largest union depof
An ordinary person with an ordinary Job
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THEY WEREN'T BOOSTERS.

A certain childless woman moved 10 the suburbs
.rd devoted herself to the raising of poultry A
witty friend out to spend the day. ana was
shoyyn n fine lot of young chickens u, >,
''Thesa' said the mistress OF the place Ia Id
(-orneIial these my Jewels.
"ard T sunpose some day you'll have them set.
RESPONDED the visitor quickly-Lippncotts