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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-04
MOLINE

Department Heads Named.-Several
appointments have been made by
Mayor Olson, all of which were con
Armed by the council. The appoint
ments received the unanimous con-
f1rmation of the council with the ex-
ception of one that being Ed Jones,
who was reappointed health officer
The council voted 9 to on this APP
potntment. Those who voted against
Ed Jones were Aldermen Berglund of
the First, johnson and Anderson of
the Second. Alderman MCBRIDE of the
Third ward and Alderman Meditation
of the Seventh ward. The other ap-
pointments made by the mayor were:
Chief of police, o. M. Bisant: chief of
nre department, ]. @. Hawk; super
intendent Of streets, H. p. Hanson;
health commissioner, DIR. A. H. Arp;
scavenger, Knick Knaack.
o
Plumbers Remain Out. - Plumbers
and steamfitters of Moline have not
returned to work Throughout the
city operations in the plumbing line
remain suspended and there is no in
dication that activity VIII be resumed
in the near future. The journeymen
held another meeting yesterday but
they still refuse to make any state
ment. They will not make public the
conditions which they desire shall pre-
vail, and they will not state the prog
ress OF any negotiations which may be
under way. Secretary Plambeck of
the journeymen said no conference has
been held and that since the walkout
they have not conferred with any of
the bosses. The master plumbers say
that they have not been in conference
with any of the journeymen. The
journeymen say that they will make
a statement today.
Fannie Cross Dead in South Haven.
has been received by friends
here OF the death of Miss Fannie Cross
of South Haven, Mich, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Cross, and for
merly of this city, where they still
have hosts of friends. Miss Cross died
April IL at Ann Arbor hospital of pneu-
monfa. The family left Moline about
nine years ago. She leaves beside her
parents. a sister. Mrs. Henry Swim, in
OdAAAOi hAttF anu JIM iAes WIZ
is assistant professor of economics at |
Leland Stanford university, Palo Alto, |
Cal.
Salaries of OFFICERS Raised. - In |
creases in pay have been granted by |
the East Moline council to patrolmen
and police magistrate. The |
salary of the magistrate was liked by /
ordinance at $40 a month, or $3.50 a |
year; the former remuneration for the |
work being $500 for the year, The |
salary of the chief OF police is increas-
ed from $50 to SIS month Patrol /
men have been receiving SEQ monthly; |
the new wage schedule provides for /
s65 month during the first year of /
service, and $40 during the second and
successive years. The increase for I
is from s55 to $50 a month.
4. G.. Paddock of Moline was reappoint-
ed city engineer and J. S. Evans is con-
.inued as street commissioner.
Small Boys Run Away.-Two small
1oys-Charles Robbins. aged -. and
residing at 7231A Thirteenth street,
md Raymond Lindbloom, aged IA, who
resides at APT Twelfth street--were
seized with desire Monday to explore
carts of the world other than In the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-04

liberated mouth and throat, copper
colored spots, falling hair, etc. Then
of course the victim is eaved much
humiliation and suffering; but even
after the poison has become established
in the system it can be removed and a.
cure effected if the blood be thoroughly
purified with S. S. s.
S. S. S. is the greatest of all blood
purifiers. 1t possesses penetrating
powers that enable it to go down into
the blood. and remove the last trace OF
blood poison. 1t cures all blood
troubles simply and solely because il
removes the cause from the circulation.
Not only does S. S. S. cure cure Conta-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-04

Blood Poison when first but it in Of stages
banks and does contain the slightest mineral
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-04
For Women's
Needs

Every woman should fortify herself
against those weaknesses and de-
rangements which are usually pres
ent at times when Nature makes
extra demands upon the system.
For women's special ailments
there is no known remedy so safe
and reliable as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-04

of
penetaes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-04

Total waterworks fund -. 81, 07220
4,62L53
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ono Of the nice ladies that keep the shop
comes and cuddles you and says Don I
cry. darling There's mother RICH, down
ther" But your pleasure is all gone 70,
that day
Then there ia thu little how who has
grown hysterical over some disappoin'-
ment following too great joy and ne puts
his head in his mothers lap and walls and
walls He has quit. forgotten what he IL
waiiinS about His mother sits "A picture
of exasp.ratei resi- synation. apparently
past making any effort TO stop the food
She only signs 4 wish Your father
wouldn't bring you in here Something
ike this ALWAYS happens
The older children with IN" father come
baCk occasionally 10 SEQ how matters ar"
pro Gr"-sing. but on tho whole the family
seems 10 take It extraordinarily 80 ia"
air il rnnt with waits and everybody "-.
wants TO he told what tn" matter T.
Thor" l. "A large fuzzy bear on VINE, i
which causes a good d"1l - -llkin"s-
He ~ big. brown aud t"rri,l" ana when
you ar" on his back you can pun ! ring
in his neck and he lots out "A soul ~ i-iy
ing growl When you have onlv don.
this six or seven times. when - certainly
self denying a foolish parent or guardian
always Gomez AMI pulls VOC. OF ana 'lvs
IN" cannot allow Won 'irc"- any CIrCurn-
stances wharcvn- 20 do il once rnorr
Such "onv"rrsa' ,ons IL, 'h.s are heard:
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u THE Va TIP BiEHER SHOp
IN Fsi~n From wh!"i, - seems Hard GO
k~rp out the ~rr,,-nt

A";'n'r"'lv.- I'D Old sir Veteran
Observer. VII" s""Ti- ar,lI 80 be- l,ceping
40 hl~ huhl "f ut.."srru' apparently
tn" ~" iIp hiru"r shops ar" uot without
their trDThi",
-tT"n 'I"r" -" serpent appears - Rave.
"r"p' ~ drgIi..d - IN" customer who
INSISTS ~ giving - t,p anyway thus up
settling thing. generally aud tending To-
drI," a"Ly ~" '..,rom"r who doesn't
want 10 TAP. who's" custom IN &. iitIe--
b.t-u. u p IN" owner y d"1Ir" 10 attract
IIuf tho ownor- a~,. on tho alert and
nor" - "u" ~ them nov M m arms who
-"nd1 1hT""'I " harurr r"a-rr - parade
th" street HdJa"cni r,-ryiug = ign with
thl~ i"R"nd added = 10" II" tip ins .riptIon.
Strictly enforced
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MORE T0LOR ~ BUILDINGS.
bright Effects That supply Reiitf Now n
days From the I >Iai I n,fOrmttN.

Il note. SAID the town travall.r. an
increasing us" OF fright color on the out
sid" Of buildings with tho effect OF giving
NOR" contrast and VARIETY. u relief from
duh uniformity vow may tho new
way eNempiIt"d particularly IN window
-.ishcs
Following ancient custom window
sash. = hav" commonly been ra inicd white
or brown or dark green Now Il il not
very unusual to -" window ~ shes
Taintnh pal" green: and on a building OF
hghr gray ston" or brick III" "F.."t of this
IL v"ry pleasing 10 tn" untut6r"d eve. and
! gu">- i -. good to 'h. artistic
Nor ar" si.Cn new color effects now con
fined 10 window S.ish-S llon" saw the
other day :. now building. on. devoted to
business pu-pos". that illustrated the
r"w i"IEIrtur" throughout ''s front
This. six story structure. was built
81 rI" gray hricI, Laid IN brown mortar
with tn" "ornc" painted brown ~ tn.
same Shtd" IN" caps and sIlIs w.r..
white. IN" window frames and slSh..s
- pnl.' groom Above, tn. third story was
inset IN tn" front - carry y sign there a
long narrow panel IN pal" hin" was
myself - lI''l" IN doubt about this and
s;IlI liked ~
over III" inst story of tho building was
~" nam" # IN" "@jahli~hm rnt not on a
~iEnhoari bIt IA separate. raised letters
~ gold Vow nor" was "a building that
showed gray and brown and Whit. ard
green and blu" and gold and you might
iI.uN that tn" effect would have. been
TiInnEly on" ~ over ornament alton
bur II wnan'' 80 Il, all IN" builiInS II
-''!i was distinctly solid structure. built
On rLIiI. .iInpl. lines not "A dollar mad !
boon " Is'"d IN structural ornaTn.uta'ion
In" .'.i",' wa- all produced by IN" colors
and th"r" w.'r" an light: there were no
hard "'nira~t- IN" Who'll" effect was one
81 IIGhiu"-r and brightness and to M. u
WA very attrnctiv" and agreeable
would rather work ia "a building lik.
That than III on" that Wa sinply A dull 4
"Irrack 81 stacked az bricks and mortar
ana 'nn .rDr'D-'' n co.'s = Govt more
to b,ii;l III" Ir!ilding fuI-h",: n II l. than
u would have "O-i to build n orII
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which the family says she il never ,ir"l
Of doing for the rest of the year.
A woman who has not kept hous" ~
years and can't he induced to enter reu
kitchen il infatuated with the toy
stoves. really wonderful little aHalr,
with charming aluminium cooking utensils
She is always buying and giving Thorn
30 mgrateful little girls. One day "A
package came from the toyshop for hor
and shortly afterward appetizing smells
escaped from her room. Some ono
peeped in and found her down on 'hs
floor. flushed and reckless. cooking .
fairy meal on ner toy stove.
A girl who was very fond Of pets and
owned a good many had for wears har-
bored an aching void for n baby lion IL
began to seem that this mild ambit on
would never he realized when one d,v
she went into the toy shop and there ne
saw waiting for her among the other
fuzzy animals the most desirable baby
lion hat ever was horn II was "A wonder
II is face had all the solemn circumstances
Of its ind and it's legs could he bent into
all sorts OF clumsy cub poses The poor
girl yearned for II but she saio: III u
wasn't for those odious women rhn
hgged a Teddy bear around | would huv
1t in n minute. not TO give away bat yUs'
for my very own self But have always
despised that sort or woman so Me-
theless tho lion disappeared from ne
shop that day aud It's safe - SAY t"a.
tho girl aft"- lock ing her door bring 30"
lion cab from it's den in - rn' box ID
INDUCES "A secret bout Of play with II
There - something a little rathcri, m
the case Of the woman who has kcrt III
her old dol o. They hay. u hura,I.
drawer to III nsslves occasionally have =
new wardrobe nade for th"m. one or two
of them alwLys travel with her and they
are treated with ell the tenderness that
circumstances will perini, some of them
are very old and battered hut once in u
while n beautiful new one is added 10
the family Sne cen seldom resist tn.
newest thing in dolls
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1 ram or FTR SEiI>
first Of Their kind TO Br seen Here Now
nj the New York. Aatla rum.

Tn" first fur seals 10 be- seen IN ih- '''
are now III the Aquarium. pair OF Won" ,
ones. NAL" and female. presented ." 2
by the Iriied States fisheries bir'".
These seals came from the famous pr...-
Ion Islands. IN Alaskan wa'ars 80 san
Francisco 10y the Government -t'I' orr
Bear and theme" to Washington IN rr. e
The bureaus fish cars
These Two Young FUR seals. wnlru ...
nov about fiv. months old. weigh tpg"'I be.
forty three pounds. They ar. each 40
twenty ghI inches in length AZ marur
fur seals are. much larger than rhl- ..t
then IN" male seal gr".tIy exceed
Icrnal', IN both S,Ie and weight
Tho fur -.'al has a sharper nose thar
familiar hair or harbor zeal and b.
- swimming nippers and i've tail hinf' 4.
are proportionateIy To- rs body r,u
longer than tho+.. OF the harbpr -sal I..
hsrbor zeal when ~ rests or ~, cps clin.H-
out on rocks. or IN winter on caks
icr 9 n" FUR seal. far wider irlv'
slecpa morr on ghe water. and wn"m
sleeps IL folds ia long tail hipp".- ul 40
iis body. bet w""n ia side hippcir. n.
s.niing thus "a curious app araDr" 49,
unlik" the harhor seal
Th~~" two Young fur SCALE are PEI "1
fish. and or" ~ them j. alrea1v 'ar1"
enough To take food from the hand
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PEEP BONES IT THE iOf.iRTI ".
small FERNS Of Marine Animal l,fc
shown Through Nagnifyins Lenses

For considerable time the Au,!arir.ru
has mainta med a peep box exhibit show.
ing the mosquito III ia various stage
eggs. lnrvr ard full fiedged mosouito"-
the purpose being To show how mos1u-
tocI breed and how this pest can he don"
away with. This exhibit. contained m
a screened. electric lighted tank. j. soer
through magnifying lens set in tn"
Scre.N front.
Tn. Aquarium has now set up for
the plensur. and informa lion Of it= VII
tors llttl. line of four peep boxes in y row
in which are shown various smaller forms
Of marine animal life. These exhibits
ar" contained in balanced tanks VIII, =
ar" lighted from IN. rear by "i"Crric
light ana which are entirely enclo.",i.
the objects M the tanks baing vlsrnla
only through lenses IN front. th"s' bong
each four inches IA diameter ana rn.:-rl-
fying about three times.
In ona of these peep boxes AT pr.s,r'
there ar" shown shrlmps. in another
ntti. r-a aromones. IN another specimens
oi living northern coral and In the. Other
glmmlrliS seen IN this " av tho corn
mon shrimp awak"ns an entirely now
interest. ~ do aIsC. under like conditions.
she marrcllouS lutte sea ;ln.monc- ard
hv!DG. coral animals TIL" 9ammarrIs
- tiny creature. these specimens her"
ranging from a -ixtv-rnurth TO an eighth
~ an iu"h IN length. the gammHrlIS b.'.:
the lIttl. crust ocean that constitute fr.'
natural food of the sea horse.
The object 81 tins lin" 81 peep r0NnE
~ TO show SO'!1a Of the wonders of nature
- revealed III sT"n the smallest foru-
II animal life and Their. l. always - .r.'
of visitors here passing along IN" fr,.'
II tn" boxes and pau-.ng IL they pa -
look in through tho l.ns.~
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aerial contriy aIr"~. 50 ~ ., dat" boy
win be satI-n"d lr."r,utly y % any
thing ,esI t'ar one 80 'r, % fI"r-
Santa Claus r1s k..r: .u ruInd al .la.se,
cThoy' and las ,arr. h. ..t"pIy =, suit
all uceIs Twi..nr, .,.r... r.Hcputnr-
Zeppelin ,Iiri-,'l" naII..u- W-gn. hl.
i.Ines. Bhriu' m"rnpianr- n., ,.,rn-
chute jtlmDOr- are IN hl- p,r. ..s,,i...
which here ar.. 'nahv fAuj.,.l . ,i' yu,
not COPIED after any STANDARD 'u...,
FRANCE. Germany. America ana Ja,Iu
Navn ~ " taken " hand ~ completing 'u.
Gying nrtH' ard m" prices rang" FROM
s.'ut. i.-.,. Genus 70 ST.
WIZ. 'u" hos wrr - favored with
on" .i 't..' nov elites cannot expect 10
sAke IL ~ I.. In nj. own .hlr ~ can NJ l"a-t
nave 'h' II -""IuE his a"rp Sp.u
fhro'lGh '.. Hr for several TnInI'.-
The hrh.r .r. ".i models ~" propelled
by r1Ihh'r I,r... shrlc M" ,h"ar"r fI"~.
have a spiral .ur .r ,l-,kv.rT1 MOTION
The mot pi.'.lf'" = 'hos." hi"ra b.. =
hig red silk Wright hrOlane ~Ith "a spread
Of ave feet. tagged So 1, IL said to hold
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and hav" sent home The usually
sT"nd long time examining everything
b'for" they s"tfl" on Just what they
want Then II II IL mechanical toy
th"y insist that IL should be wound up
and put through - PAGES II II IL "A play
thing composed II a lot Of small items
such as a kitchen. "A shop "A farm or a
m"nagcrI" each piece must h" looked
over and put III u Nplac".
Growuuus often confess shyly 10 one
another or 10 some stranger that they
hay" Il Cr"at weakness for certain TOYS
THIS IS often 4 cherished remembrance
OF some cong ago love. hut IL IL many
times .us' n notion they take TO a brand
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small boy and girl 10 oklns into a show
case
Brothe- m gong to hav. thar duck
Sister I'm gong Ia have that music
box
Broth"r-F" gong - nav" the music
box
Sister No. YOU cant hav. that. that
NINE.
Veg. | can have II too
No. YOU cant III slap you
-i'll slap -ou back then
And though - doesn't quite come 10
blows. there's no telling what Eht no,
hlv" hnupanad II heir at-en' ion hadn';
hcan divert cd by tact ful mot her
Then here was the sad dsappoin. nrrt
Of IN" li'tl" girl who brought friend III
- -" tn hi., doll hNi.," tina, had stood
hv III" door and found II gona Sh" was
almo~i too biE "a -!rl % cry. hui she could
srI~c"lv b-l"v" TIA any on" Couii have
been unklnd enough 10 buy tina house
II flS /. "oS' 80 much 'ha' Sin" hal never
d.. l'n"d Of dEv on" rich "upugniu
Walden Wa e. Chili Of harrC,er when
Nlld"n's rno her -ucE"';'.ai THAT having
bought fh"ir 'ovs thar should now go to
ann' no. chop and buy - 1CkIngs Walden
politely bu' .TT:iv announced that he
wa no. ~Aadv TO 70 and mad NJ intent .on
of gong Walden mother argued and
ul"ided bat v'.' hout another word oIr
" his rosy nnIth hr- far brown logs
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TOY SHOP WONDERS FOR ALL
GROW NJP tND fHIJ DREN
SHiRE ~ IRIS PyYiT mrs.
the Lot small Hay aud tho Que THAT
WouiiinI 90 tn Old t"ik~ Who su,
Toys for SpunS Folks and some for
Thrrn>rl,r~ M Did ioNrr Of Doils,

Its the gTpvEgpr VINO hav" "a thor
oughly Eoci tim" at the toy shop. but
that's arushr- story.
Anvbodv who rhntS that just because
you're child YOU -. sure to have fun
there make ., htg mistake It, 10y no
Iarlr- the ahod" ~ loy when You're
small, b""au-" there's always some inter
fcrIng mother ar aunt or father or gov
crn"7s saying, Sow II You don't mind
me and leave those things alone | shall
take YOU right away and Ill newer bring
yuI again If SpI don't henav. better"
The sympathetic folk, who own the
shop DOM talk that way. and II they
don't mind your handling things YOU
crn't see why any an" els" should and
you're perfectly sure that II YOU could
only act IL tlLt fascinating shop alone
yoI would ROY" and handle To your hearts
content
You ponder dark schemes OF how youn
manage SON" day To- give those domi-
necring growuup- tn" slip ana but
it's n large and winding shop with big.
tail counter, and Won discover all 81 a
sudden that mother n4s disappeared IN
the crowd. You wander up one aisle ana
down another thinking now fine 1t In that
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on" 81 IN" b'~i spiral spring mod.I-
~ h"ro- 80 "a Wright biplane with rrlluIoId
r|ih"- that flies for six minutes " also
CARRIES an aviator.
IN irTn"htnS ih" a"-r prop.ll"i ~
rubber bands 4oUe practi,. ~ rcItrtr,-t
~" HIachn" -hpuld b.. sent into the. ,,,r
WITH IA forward hIrch Wh-n two pror.l-
'"r| ~" ~" -! COZ" shrrlltl / 20 fIk.n Il, wind
them IN optrsi'" di,"crIDns Zach pro-
I"i!"r should b" wound ..hotii $50 turns
and can d" hloc,s.d NIib "A VII. nm v ,I..
tlH" "th"r Is being tuned up 10 maxi.
~" ieropIan" go m a circlr " md on.. prn-
I''l"r about fftv tunes more than tho
''n"f good VA ~ pr''so-. 90 .h.. rub
nor hands - ~ sprinkle Them with ,alc,Im
powder frequently.
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things should have happened thus. io,
almost lay bold hand on som. toys. Incl
dentally keeping up search for mothel
out of th" corner nf your eye. You know
you inu-t be having a splendid time
but yea begin to feel a queer feeling "a
your ~ omaGh
TIN" iirst thing voI know some one =
calling Mother" AZ IN" top 81 his Voice
Sh" doesn't answer and tn" plac" k"cpr
getting bigger and lon"Som"r and YOU
are much mortified Ia feel hat your face
IL pickering mp aud thai the tears ar.
rolling down Your cheeks You give on.
more d"~palring call for Mother and
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new toy. much a. 10 they wsrc childrsn
again IL they were not ashamed they
would buy that coveted toy for their
very own and take IL home io play with
Perhaps n good many Of them do. for al
least a few such eases ar. known TN.
man has never outgrown has Childish
delight in -Noah's Mark. a. he used Ia
call II This man has the spirit Of an
explorer. though he has applied hnnself
CLOSELY to business for nome atty years.
has never taken moro than two weeks
vacation in n year and has never been
further into unknown lands than ih"
Whit" Mountains
His one extravaganza ~ c"ll'S''ing books
Of travel and exploration. and his chief
relaxation .. Noah's Ark In his we'll
linrd book room. wi,., va,ua'h!n MAYS ON
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tn" wall and a fine globe always nj his
elbow. ne plays "ve-y night with the CON
tents Of his Noah's Ark much a. other
men play solitaire. n. brings on Ham
Shem and Japh.th who ara only little
wooden cylinders with black plates on
their heads and Mrs Ham. Shem and
japh.;h, who are the same except for
small waists, and sets Them - herding
IN" animals 1~o ny two IN and out Of The
ark. He saws that there il no rest for a
wandering explorers soul which has
been put 10y mistake INTO stationary
hody equal ~ this pantima Exactly
Why he can't sav hut so " ~
lie has a cupboard fun of Noah's Arks
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M altitude record ~ n'rr q hundred
foot u hI"., -ru feet Or rrpr.
i'~' imposing aero - 600. ~" tyrc
"in b.. n"ught fer 81" r. nn from 10
O." 49, feet on" "f M" most l"autIful
specimens - y graceful hn'p.r",i. mono
plIr" "i'n q yellow lii cuv.rlfc rlt Glib,
Tor So. T. - cG",iii"d wi'h - 100 Fon,
Ngnt. hnt ~" Very best SELLER 81 'h"
"h"l" l"' - small rn"r"ilnr" that r.
ui"rk"d s. ~ lhr- midget l"r. ma. fh.
ads nr'hgc- - "h,Iur"a- atoms With good
caring Tlniti"- T. tr",.'. n ~ tp
100 foot
There Is a substantial looking BIeriot
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hated by IN" us" - ordinary Illuminating
gar.
IN" CIRCUS merry o-rDund has been
included IA th" '.erial display and there
- on" that carries SIX I"pp"lin balloons.
Thus "ontri"an"" Is said to- 'G""p IN motion
four minutes. There ar" also r"sther.d
g0@l'ngs and duck, that nv for one min
~" IN = suspended position. They sell
for ~ cents.
Kites in many designs @tiil hold place
IN the small hoy'r affections ard two
particularly good ones are dragon ~
and an "dgl" design Jhey carry 500
yards Of string and sell for 3d.
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m"r"p!rr" -" feet ~ 'ong,h that s"llE
:DG sJ2 >" VII" " ~ nat nearly ~
attractive. W appearance" ne IrAnv others
If ., rnt.'r'i.,i :" stand rough and tuun hl..
~"
"" I.pf..I,r balloon rornes in patterns
=" cheap mat almost any hoy can afford
IN" ~" legs "xp"n-lt" rn"d"l- nrn ia
m"t"l ana ar" propelled hy spring
"n' arr fa-hr"r"d Tor suspended flight
only Ih"v tang" IN pro" from - cents
'" - "rb r" rom orc 80 frUr minutes
\ dIrET'''" balloon .uttbIn for imitation
may b" mad for 81? II comes with
bag three feet in length and can be in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

Another aerial toy that appeals To tho
small boy Is parachut" jumper with
complete paraphernalia. which performs
lis feat bv the pulling Of a string. II can
ne had from 81 cents 20 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

Of all degrees and each year hs goes 10
the toy.hop Ia see 10 there r. anything
new. b,t ,h. ~,yl. hs prefers b very
ahaIn, and cheap and exactly Ike tn"
very first -Noah's Mark hs sVo' hal
There Is n grandmother who goes Ia
the iuyshop before every Christmas and
cho"ses and buys several new games,
presents for h.,.' grandchildren. afier re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
AERIAL TOYS IN THE LEAD
BIPL4NES. .HONOPL AND
DfRIGIBIES FOR BOiS.
They Cost From n Few Cents to- SOS
some Capable III Waking Long
fnghts-Nrw Rifles and Para chute
jumpers Also BsS Output ~ FEcrs

The familiar hobby horse. the circus
clown, tho railroad train. Ms, fury Teddy
hear and other delight. - the mall boy
in time gone by ar. or"-.hadow.d among
the holiday toys TINS wear hy an array ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

quirnG an exhaustive explanation of
how they are played When she IL through
she is able 10 teach them To the children
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-04

podeo. bor homo 60 b,fg,.,.5,.
her buroap drawere evor ,r, IN ,b,
same condition.
Some cIotbos arc rarcr. r,sl,i,r-
plates. They are fauItIessrv correct
but thew impross one nc cola how'd
without heart or Iiro
Some clothes are optiro1v with.
out beauty. Tbov NAV no marvel.
ouslv seryicoablo and oor,ror+.t,r,
but thew give mental sbiyors f., ub.,
on-looker. They fail afsor,t.I,. b..
please.
Others make an atfomrt at bor.,.
but they are only tavdrv colo.
cl,sb t,or, q. 49,. .....,