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WANTED.

INEXPERIENCED SALES
ladies': residents of Hampton pre-
ferred. Reply by mail with particu-
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WANTED-WHITE WOMAN FOR
general house work for family
of three. Good home. Address
&c. b., Care Daily Press. Fl.
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wkNTED-TO BUY. SELL OR Eek
change. furniture and stoves. c. w.
LEWIS. 2502 Huntington Ave.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ONE SECOND HAND
leather trimmed top buggy, price
$50. MILLER < GLEASON p.
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WANTED-HOUSE REPAIR WORK.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt
attention. C. p EAGLE, Heaths,
2619 Wash. Ave. Bell Phone a. 8.
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WANTEDEHAULIN OF ALL
kinds, especially fu .lture. Z. c.
SHIELDS, 2401 Chestnut avenue.
bell phone 81. ga.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BTLLS7
We can collect them. Guarantee TO
collect or no charge. MERCHANTS
PROT TIVE ASSOCIATION
room 2. Coleman Bldg.
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A BUSINESS OBLGAT1ON-HAvE
your clothes made by T. p. kEAT-
ING, 221 Twenty-fifth street z4-ti
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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE
Of charge by c. II. SCHOFIELD.
phone SAL. Hampton. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. r. LEE ROBINSON, DENTIST.
n. W. Cor. Washington avenue and
Twenty eighth street Al
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08
Land Bargains

Last week our list of land bargains
was materially reduced as sales were
brisk and the prospect for increased
a,tivitS in real-estate is very pronis-
ing. We offer few of our choicest
lands, each one bargain, and if you
are interested you must act promptly
as this same list may not appear again.
$50 acres, 9 miles from Ellie, about
go acres tillable, balance fine pasture.
Price $500 on easy terms.
800 acres, IL miles from Hays, about
200 acres under cultivation: fine wheat
lanU. S23 per acre takes this for a
few days.
800 acres close to church aud school
About $50 acres under cultivation; a
small house an.5 other buildings; at
$25 per acre.
IA acres in Hays city. Good house,
barn, windmill, fruit trees, etc $4,000
on easy terms.
Several small properties in Havs,
z and three rooms, from $3.50 TO $1,000.
Come in and look over our list OF
ether bargains.
H. w. Oshant. Hays. Kas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08

Court met in regular session OF Tues
cay, which was devoted to hearing mo-
tons, divoI. es naturalization and court
cases and tuesday was taken up In
getting jury in the darkey killing
case Of Ellie, most of the colored peo-
pie of that town being here to listen.
In the girl case from Wilson the jury
at once said guilty.
The work of Judge RuppenthaI on
the new Civil Code commended itself
70 the State Bar Association so that
they named him as a member of the
committee that is revising the CFimi-
nal Code, to get rid of some of the old
tecnicahties and inconsistencies, and 20
insure the better ADMINISTRATION of JUS
tice in criminal cases. This district can
this fall approve a man who is valued
in wider fields. D
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08

Serial No. 0079 Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
L. S. Land Office at Topeka, Kansas
Sept ID, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that David
Lashell of Hays, Kansas, who on May
Is, 1906, made Homestead entry No
1922. Serial No. o879, for southeast
quarter section %, township II south,
Range IS west, 9th Prin. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
five Year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Hon.
Probate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas
1T Hays, Kansas, on the Goth day OF
October 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Andrews, Benz Eaton OF
Ellis p. O., Paul c. Clements, and
Joseph Addison of Hays, all of Kansas
GEO W. FISHER. Register,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08
Public Library.

To Build & Contractors:
Notice is hereby
giy en- that sealed bids will be received
for the furnishing of all materials.
erection ard construction complete OF
= public library building TO be erected
on the Court house square at Hays
City, Kansas. Bids will re received
unil moor IF October Goth, 1910, at the
Office of E. S. Beach, at Hays City,
Kansas, at which place will Re found
fu and complete plans and specifica
ions of the building. II e committee
re: erves the right TO eject any or all
bids, and 20 Teadvertise for additional
or new bids. A bond in the amount
of the CONTRACT price will be required
of the successful BIDDER for the faith
full pe rform nee OF contract accord
ing to plans ard specifications
Address sll communications and in
qniries in regard to above to
E. s. BEACH, Chairman,
Hays. Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08

Public Land Sale. Serial No O2655
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Topeka, kansas, Aug "a 1910
Notice is hereby given that, as direc-
ted by the Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land Office, under provisions of
Act of Congress approved June %, 1906
"a Stats 517. we will offer at public
sale., to the highest bidder, al 10 m
ON the 18th day of October, 1910 at
this, office, the following described
land;
North 4 northwest quarter Sec, 80,
Township II south, range I6 west
9th P M.
Any person claiming adversely the
above described land ere advised tC
file their claims, or objections, on OF
before the time designated for sale.
GEO. W. FISHER, REGISTER
JIG WooD, RECEIVER.
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ExECUTRIx' NOTICE

State of Kansas, Ellis Co. IS.
In the Probate Court in and for sale
County. In the matter of the Estate
JOHN GATEWOOD, Deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen that Letters
Testamentsry have been granted to
me undersigned on the Last Will and
Testament of John Gatewood. late of
aid county, deceased. by the Honor
ib'e, the Probate Court of the county
md S ate aforesaid. dated the 9th day
IF September, 1910 Now, al! persons
having claims against the said Estate,
IRE hereby notified that they must pre-
sent the same 10 the Undersigned for
,uowance within one year from the
daUe of said Letters, or they may be
nr,cluded from any benefit of such
E'tate; and that if euch clsius be not
Exhibited within three years after the
date OF said Letters, they shall be
forever barred.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1915
MRS. CARRIE LAKEWOOD,
Execu rix of the Last Will and Tes-
avert of John Gatewood. D ceased.
First published Sept. 10, 1910
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Notice Of Publication.
F~1F
Hays. Kansas.

Public Land Sale Serial No. o2859
Department of the Interior, y. S. Land
Office, Topeka, kansas, Aug. "a, 1o1o
Notice is hereby given that, as directed
by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, under provisions of Act of
Congress approved June q. 1906 GA
Stats OLD. we will offer at Public sale,
to the highest bidder, at 10 o'clock a. N
on the 18th day of October I01o at
this office the following described land
Southwest quarter Sec. 90. town
ship 10 south, range 20 west 9th P NJ
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to
file their claims, or objections, on OF
before the time designated for sale.
GEO. w. FISHER, REGISTER,
J. G. WOOD, RECEIVER.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08
Bond Notice

The City of Hays ISSUED $50, 900 of
Sewer Bonds, of which amount $2l OOO
has been disposed of, leaving $1,000.
which We are offering the investing
public at par. These bonds are in de-
nominations OF $500. dated May 1, 1910
rm 20 years and bear 5 per cent III
t.rest. payable semi-annually. Tney
arc non taxable and would therefore
bring about equal per cent. Safe as
a Government Bond. If you have $500
or $1,000 or more to invest where it Will
be absolutely safe, cali at the office Of
the City clerk and he will take pleas
use in explaining the proposition.
P. P. SMITH, City Clerk.
At office of H. w. Oshant.
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=. NJ. HOLMQUIST,
ATToRNEY-AT LAW.
HAYS CITY. KANSAS.
OFFICE OVER
1ST NATIONAL BANK.
Phone $50.
Phone 80.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. No. O1119
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Topeka, Kans.
Sept. Is. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Fred o.
Andrews, of Ellis, Kansas, who on
Dee. "a, 1904 made Homestead Entry
No. 27473. Serial No. O111o, for the
S Il N. E. / & So Nw4 Section 10.
Tow nship 10 south, Range 20 west
9th P. NJ, has filed notice of in
tention to make final fivc-year proof,
to establish claim 10 the above de-
scribed land before the Probate Judge
of Ellis county, Kansas, Eat Hays, Kan
sas on the Goth day of October, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
David Lashell of Hays, WILDER j.
Helms. Clyde f. Criswold and Joseph
Erbert, Jr of Ellis, ali of Kansas.
GEO. W. FISHER, Register
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Mrs. Averin returned on Saturday
from her eastern trip. Her daughter
has gone south to visit relatives.


In looking over the Free Press files
for 1889 one of our historically inclined
old citizens discovered our announce
ment of the proposed location of the
Catholic College on the tract of land
opposite the residence of 81. D. Shaffer
on the east side of town.
1t was also seen that it was on FRI
day, Nov 8, 1889 that the last of tie
troops left Fort Hays for the south,
and at the meeting of Congress in De
cember E. ]. Turner introduced the
bill in tire House and Ingalls, in the
Senate to turn the Reservation into a
Cottage Old Soldiers Home. But in
the shuttle Dodge City beat US and got
the Soldiers Home.
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PhOfO6raphS.

l have nv gallery on the lot near the
Post-office and will take photos al
rea sonab.e prices and guarantee sat
lsfactory work. Postcards. cabinets
or view work as desired. All kinds of
work furnished as ordered. Come see
my work. F. G. MYER.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-10-08

The Ellis county Teachers Associa-
tion held their first meeting for this
year at HAYS Oct LIST in the High
School room. The meeting was excep-
tionahly well attended and all on the
program were IN attendance and re-
spnnded 20 their topics. large num-
her attended from out of town and the
representation from the Normal and
the Catholic College was appreciated
Miss Stone had model primary
reading class.
l'rof. Turner talked on teaching the
pupil to study.
Miss Margaret Brungradt read pa
per on the Gospel OF Work" and Supt
Kuhn talked or What 1 axpect OF
yo4 VIXEN [ visit your school,
The next meeting is to be held at
Victoria on Nov 5tb.
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nr. M. Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specialist will be at the Bruins
wick Hotel. MONDAY, OCT. 10th;
At WAKEENEY. Tuesday, OCT. IL;
At ELLIS y ednesdav OCT. 18th;
At Russell Thursday. OCT. 18th.
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FREE PRESS the Best in the CO


l offer nv home on Normal Avenue
for sale below cost, if taken at once,
as 1 am about ready to leave town
Also fine mare, harness and buggy
JOHN KLOPT.
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Providing for the Guests Comfort.

also q hnlf dozen nne nlghtgownS which
ore used for the sole purpoSc OF aiding
the guest who hns forgotten. The night
gowns nre kept done up in blue or pink
tissue paper on the upper abelf In the
guests bathroom. where they cau be
easily found when needed. The inforIna-
tion Is lnughipgly given the guest 10 or
der that nlI embarrassment may be
avoided.
A very useful necessity is q small box
Of orange wood sticks. The short ones
CON be purchased for - cents per box
and they prove very acceptable equip
ment for the guests bathroom. A small
nail brush is also very rsefui. but this
need not be provided for cnch guest IL
should be scrubbed with ammonia to be
clean and white when the visitor or-
riycs.
On the door of each closet should hang
n laundry bog. md ns these are mnde
by almost all housewives there will be
little expense connected. Unless there Is
plenty OF shelf room shoe bag should
be added also.
In furnishing tho room books and mng-
asincs should not be forgotten. as often
the hostess breakfast aud retiring hours
ere not those TO which the guest Is ao-
customcd. and her waEcful hours must
DO spent In reading The books should
In attractive both Inside mud ont, md
there should be nn assortment to suit
varied taStes-noycls. essays, short
sIcrics md good collection OF poetry.
In the country the hostess should always
be careful to keep on band a good supply
OF cNtra wrnps aud conks to be used In
case OF change OF weather Shawls and
outing huts are also quite necessary for
the comfort OF the guest. II Is the lttle
things that count and that nrc never for.
Sctteo by the grateful recipient.
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For Elderly w omen.

1T can be admitted that there are no,
rs many fashions for elderly women
as there arc for the younger oncs, yet
the fashions for the former nre exclusive
and carefully made
Bonncts for elderly women hrc fre-
Guently made Of Neapoiltan brnids or
plaques. crushed and folded into shnpe
over n fitted wire frame Among the sori-
Gus considerations for elderly women nre
the nccks- There IS no comfort In d
high-bone stock md the stiG collar can.
not be considered Very soft Spanish
lace for the lowered neck l!nc is n dc
light TO the elderly woman, who must
have case and comfort. One Of the latest
creations IL soft lace stock. which VIII
tnkc the place Of tho more youthful nr.
Engagements. The stocks ore folded once
around the neck and tied 10 front over a
plcntcd jobot OF net.
The duchess lace ties nrc arranged IN
tho enmc way, or in soft folds with a
shape at tho throat. For the elderly
woman folded tullc IL alSo n very pretty
nnlsh Ord one very much worn at tho
present slime. The whito lace cap f. ono
OF the prcttiest creations and t. usually
o very small 0it0ir, frilled and beribboued
with white, blnck or lavender.
Caps look very well ou SNOW white hair
and they must sometimes b. worn wbcu
the hnir Is quite thin. The latest night
caps have lace rosettcs above each string
They uro made OF pure white muslin nnd
nre worn a great deal by elderly women
who cling TO the old-ttmc custom Of
wearing the night heRd-drcaa
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ms no pleased about any old thug he
pleased. In this way Mr. Gordon could
never get the idea he was henpeckcd. SO
helm.
At the table Mr j. chotterod md
cbirped 10 the best OF his ability. lie
managed to ndd something 10 the con
vcrsstion every three minutes at least.
Gordon proved TO be o regular magpic,
He buzzed aud rambicd in airy pcrsl1Hgc
that fnirly made Mr. J.s head wblr
oh. Mr. Justwcd. gurgied Mrs Cor.
don, recovering from her laughter at Mr
5 one md only brilliant sally. you are
too funny for unytbngl haven't
laughed so much since l don't know
when. Pcrclynl. you know, Is SO glum
and grouchy. Never has thing to say
worth listening too. Aren't you. Pcrcyi'
The head of the Gordon household hes
itated a moment, but dutlfuny admitted
that he was.
Mr.. J began 10 SIT up and tnkc notice
Awhile later, when the nald served the
liquors. special display In honor Of the
cuests-Percy obediently agreed not 10
drink 1t because bis wife Insisted that
tho doctor had advised him not TO touch
anything alcoholic for a month Aud
Percy bad wanted that creme de mcuthc
badly, too!
After dinner Percy suggested bridge.
But Mrs. Gordon wanted 10 talk over old
times with Mrs. Whom she hadn't
seen since her mnrrHge-so there was 20
bridge
Mr.. ]. then suggested that, since the
two women had many things to discuss
In confidence. he and Percy take In n
vaudeville show, Percy hailed tue sus-
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ne cnou-h.'

Justwcd." said Percy ono day: she's the
most sensible woman | ever snw' Let's
you do just an you pleasc. don't shc1'
And then. with the lncXpllc1blc per
vcrslty OF mankind. Mr.. Justwed began
on long and enthusiastic culogy of
Mrs. ] Inueed. she did Never wor-
rlcd him Mt ell! Lot him have his own
wny in everything, Couldn't remember
her ever bnviug nagGed him for minute
even. Didn't insist that he give up NIL
HIS pleasures and dance attendance upon
her morning. noon and night! You just
bet she was n brick,
Percy wnntcd further enlightenment on
the subject.
Mr. ]. gave IT. seeking vainiy for adJec
tivcs sufficiently adequate 10 do the cub
Jeot justice.
BY the end Of tho conversation Mr.. ;.
Tns beginning To believe what he had
been saying. By the end or the week he
was sure Of It. And by tho time tho
Gordous returned 10 their home he wns
thanking bis lucky stars again and again
that he'd married woinon IllSo Mrs
Justwcd
The afternoon after the Gordons left
tho phone runS In the Justwed apart
mont Mrs. ]. picked up tho receiver
and heard. with ustonisbmcnt that al
most rendered her specchlcSs. the follow
Ing In Mr. Us most humble. apologize
tone:
Do you mind. dearest. II don't get
home until 4 o'clockl This tooth of mine
has been giving me ntS all day. | must
gee a dentist right away But IL you feel
lonesome. why please Just say so. dcarle,
and I'll manage to stand 1t until to-
morrow"
CARVEL CALVERT HALL
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hubby up obout It right Ia the busiest
time OF the dny and keep tho off1cc wires
tied up for a quarter of an hour while
ehc describes the exact location OF gas
stove In the Kitchen md the general
open effect OF tb living room and dln-
Ing room thrown into one.
"Hubby-thc ones I've heard express
their sentiments at the ofico-snys that's
enc and to so right ahead md engage the
Apartment, He Is 90 the point OF jam
ming up tho receiver when scrcech from
his wife at the other end of the wire
makes him pause. WHEY hos bad news.
Didn't she tell 1t bcforcl How strange,
She thought she mentioned Il tho very
arst thing Isn't IL too bad. dear, dcnr.
dearIe- -dcori The nat suits both of them
so thoroughly. but that mean old real
estate agent wants $3.50 for IL and
They've never paid over $40 for dat
"wcll, hubby hostens to urge her to
let the old 6nt GO and get another ono.
He simply can't pay $3.50 more rent
that's nil there Is to II And docs that
convince wifey7 Never, Won't he Just
drop his work for fifteen minutes and
come up mud look at it7 He'll SEQ for
himself what a perfect love of 0at 1t
Is Two-nfty Joro isn't so much-aud
maybe he'll get that raise he expects the
0rst OF the month. Why mustn't she talk
about a raise over the ofIlco wirc2 Why
noti Suppose ono % the 6rm did happen
10 overheard It's about time anyway
they had somebody tell them what skin
nints they arc with their employccs-so
therel
"Husbl No she won't hush-Dot unless
he comes right up to look AT that 1at
and SEQ what bargain II Is She can't
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nj your beck and call and oil the rest Of
it,
why. Homerr GOspcd Mrs. J.. ushnst
and injured
Mr. j. walked over to the table laid
bis cigar on an osh-trny In a quiet, deter
mined manner tbnt betokcned something
o: grave importance To be attended to
and stepped back q few feet from bis
wife
Now. Blossom" he soid. after regard
ing her steadily and impressively for
sometime, 4 wnnt 10 talk 10 you We
might Just ns well have clear under
standing hero and now. l don't iu-
tend"
clear understanding questioned Mrs.
Justwcd
Il don't intend" Mr. J. went on. un-
bcedlng the interruption. ITO bo hen
enough I'm going TO be boss Of my own
the betterl"
"oh. Homcrl' cried Mrs. j., balf.sob.
holf-obJcCtiou,
Now waltz Insisted Mr. ]. "1.ct mo
have my say. I'm tired OF being cross
examined every dny ms to where I've been
mud whnt I've done Suppose don't
como home from tho bank Immediately
after It closest What difference does It
mnsc7 suppose do play billiards once
IT. q while and lose 90 ccntsf Suppose I
I'm quiet and tired at dinner. Instead OF
hcing IN animated. Giggllng chattcr-box;
Suppose I do want TO read the evening
paper instead OF listening TO what Mary
said 10 you this afternoon about Janc and
what Jane had to sny ubout the catty re-
marks Mary said about herr Suppose
/"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-08
Beauty Hints.

%TNCE the days OF Cleopatra rnin-
hwntcc has been considered the best OF
~ cosmetics for the complexion and n
wulk In the rain is OF more aid to the
face than o quantity OF medicines. Not
only the contact with the fresh water,
but also the dampness or the atmosphere.
thoroughly clcnnscs tho tissues. ctInclnG
from the skin nll the wrinkles formed
by heat or worry Long maps and walks
nre also bene1cInl
Many women have wrong understand
log OF the bang. believing II Is only for
children and young girls. In this they
nre mistaken, as the bang softcns fea-
lures that nrc hard conccals the little
wrinkles about the temples md acts ms
n sort of veil To the heavy lines across
tho forehead. All women OF nature
appearance should wcnr the bang. but
1t must be trcutcd ar.istically.
After II trying day nothing IS moro
rcstful 10 the head than a cloth saturated
In toilct-wnter and laid ocrosS the tenn
pies. A good tollct-wntcr can be made
ut home with lavender water. roscwnter
and ascctic acid.
Blcnrbcnntc of soda whom tnkcn be-
fore the meals Will reduce flesh Tnkc
small spoonful Ia glnss OF wntcr. Many
physicians recommend soda, but the trent
mcnt must be pcrScvcred with and not
taken for while and thcn dropped.
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Mr. A. Good FeoU Marital Interference With Business

n q oU'vB heard that old sdsgo, Bo.
"a y about a mans troubles beginning
" when be mnrrfesT' asked Mr.. A.
L. Good Fellow, as he reached for m
other ham sandwich over the lunch
counter. And you've heard me express
a few choice and apparently prejudiccd
continents against this benedict business
bcforca We'll, for tho past few days I've
had another peep-behlnd-tbc-curtai Side
light oo tho matter. and you cnn take 1t
from noe, Bo, TINT thero isn't bum
pickcI's worth of bigotv In tho senti-
ments Two expressed Cd the subject
This Is a happy tno of the year for uS
bachelors. old scout. don't you think1
Hot weather gone. Places around town
crowded with old pals wbo'vc Just gotten
back from their vacation and ore ready
10 boy when their turn comes. All the
shows opon- Thugs comfortably nxed
for tho winter. Credit good again at
your taOor's and all those sort OF things,
We'll. 1t isn't a happy time for the
poor mnrricd mcn-not by q jugful OF
course. they're In trouble all tho time.
but just ct this season their load Is big
enough for q droy and four horses II
I've beard one chap Ia the oflco talking
tho past few days over tho phone to bis
wife about hunting G 0at and wanting 20
fuss and fume about it-but not daring TO
do five heard dozen. Every Last
married man IN town scoms TO be buck
Ing the nathunting nuisance
''0ne of tho funny things about 1t, Bo,
is the fact that every last one OF them
tells bis wife plainly to suit herself-pro-
vlded the rent is within his meoDs-and
he'll he satisfied with tho result But
does wtfoy do TT Not for q minutol
Every new dat she SECS she must call