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Evening journal., 1910-02-18
pUBLTC SAFE

Having given up farming ] will sell
at my farm on the road from Wooddale
to Mt. Cuba,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2ist, 1910,
at ! o'clock. sharp.
Consisting OF two horses, seven cows,
one Searling heifer one yearling bull
Hoistein: nve OF these cows are fresh.
Horses No. /. black mare, Z years old.
weight 800 pounds sound and gentle
good road mare, work any place. No. 2.
black mare, 10 years old, work any place
and a good driver
FARM IMPLEMENTS-One two-horse
farm wagon, one low-down hay wagon,
moving machine, horse rake, ploWs, har-
rows cultlvators. forks, hoes, shovels,
log chains and other chains, lot OF 20
quart milk cans, milk cooler and churn,
HARNESS-Two sets stage harness.
good dearborn harnesa. double set car
rage harness brides. halters, collars
buggy harness. steel tire buggy. one milk
wagon, one Germantown wagon. .
Hay by the ton, corn by the bushel,
corn fodder by the bundle. .chiokens, two
turkey hens. and one gobbler. muscoVy
ducks and many other articles TOO nu-
merous 10 mention.
Sale positive wet or dry
All sums OF 1000 and under, cash. ~
sums over 10000 a credit OF six months
/ by the purchaser giving bankable note
with approved indorser. ..,,o,.-
HARRY II. LAMBORN.
Price Dilworth. Auct.
Hicks, Clerk FenAaloo
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

T ARM wANTED- l, FIFTY TO @ 400
miles OF Wilmington. State what i'm
provements and lowest cash price.
Address F-6, Journal ONCE.
Febl7-3t
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MORTGAGES.

Several excellent First Mortgages in
amounts ranging from $500 TO 5000, pay
ing per cent, also several gilt edge
Mortgages in amounts from $4,000 TO
SiS, 900 al per cent
nj s. Molioy. General Manager
NATIONAL. REAL ESTATE TRUST co.
1O2h Market St. Wilmington. DeI.
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LOST AND FOUND

7 0STCSMALT WHfTE FOx TER
Febls-2t. lis K Fourteenth 81
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HELp WANTED-MALF

MEN WAN1ED-TO PREPARE FOR
NA Railway Mail; Customs and Fostofiico
Examinations. 5000 to $500. Preparation
free. Write for schedule showing places
Franklin Institute. Dept Al. J.. Roches-
ter N Y i2i-imo
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POARNTNG AMI F.f1Ofi Mo
CENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TC
~ have two unfuruished rooms on
West Side; widow preferred. Address
j. w. this Office Feb. 17-3t
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REMOVAL. NOTICE

d DEMoVAI NOTICE.
N DR. John r. Wales has removed his
Office and residence to No 1900 Delaware
Avenue. corner Of Rodney street. d. A.
A. Phone 36 Febit-l2t
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WANTFD

VIZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ALI
w kinds highest prizes paid for part
or entire HOUSEHOLDS. Hotels, restaurants,
onice fixtures roll top desks, safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car-
pets sold or exchanged Second han Z.
tools bought. Good secondhand clotheP
bought Overcoats and pants a specially.
Bring your Raw FuIs to US.
Phone, Delmarvia, No. 2343.
CHARLES S. HuRLOCK,
ranI-tf Seventh and Poplar Sts.
VI NNDTED = FIFTY . QUARTS OF
w milk. KLUND. 6i7 Z. Fourth St
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DUBLTC SALE

OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT
i0iG JACKSON STREET, TUESDAY,
m. sharp.
Handsome oak diningroom suite. fine
quartered oak bed room suite, brass bed,
library furniture, IN leather. fine ward
robe. mirror front. mahogany bureau and
chinonier, all inlaid. one handsome ma
horanv ''CIINNINGHAM' upright plano,
cost si00. carpets and rugs, pictures
china. siiverware and cut glass, book
case. sewing machine, etc
All the goods In fine condition Goods
cannot be seen until sale, -
MRS. ]. O.. HENpSTEAD.
stidham q Son. Aucts. =.
Established 1865. Febls-ls--
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
GSRocERT STORE FOR sx ,fs~RfT2-
,S,. Ming and In good shape. Cheap rent
Apply. ~ 5. r.. Journal ONCE.
r OR SALE-On Easy Terms.
New modern houses. Just being fin-
lshed. viii sell at bargain to quick
buyer.
4o2 and 4IS w. Twenty-second.
4oI w. Twenty-first. corner.
aIo3 Jefferson.
These houses have large rooms hard
wood finish all over the house. Hot
water heat. open oak stairs, the best
Of plumbing. Installed by Gawthrop
Bros Co.
The plans Of these houses meet the
approval OF the most critical observer.
For any further information call on
d. L. TOPKIS, Owner & Builder
So7 King Street.
ID. & A. Phone 466fA.
Feb5-tf
FOR sALE-rWO BEAUTIFUL HOMES
nearly completed. at southwest COR
ner Iwenty-fOurth and Washington Sts
All the modern improvements Including
hardwood floors and finish also hot wa
ter heat Any one looking for a home
Ing. Also / have ' one G hoom house su AZ
no. 2iOs Jefferson street. All built and
ALFRED DOWNWARD.
or at residence. 2iio Jefferson street
Feb9-eod-6t
FOR sALE-TwO NEW MODERN
two-story houses alg Clayton street.
3 rooms and bath. 1902 Clayton street.
/ rooms and bath. For further infOrma-
ton see HARRY $. LYNCH. 7i5 Tatnan
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REAL ESTATE FOR 2 Mt
FOR RENT
APARTMENT.
$50 French street, three rooms end bath-
1901 W. Sixth st' PswSLLamos; rdoms and bath
III w. seventh ST., z rooms and bath
stable. 18th st.. between Markes ,-e o.
90. w; Fourth St.. rooms and bath.
sls w. sixth ST. rooms and bath
ois Poplar ~. Z rooms ana bath.
Apply TO WILMINGTON TRUST co.
Tenth anc Market sta
EOR RENT--HOUsE NO ad WEST
Nineteenth street. nine rooms, bath.
3 modern improvements Apply 2oa West
hkhteehth street Jonl2-tt
FOR RENT-THOSE TWO VERY DE
sirable twelve-room houses No. 1924
and 1926 West seventh street These
{ houses face Eighth Street Park have
front and back porches and are IN eIe-
giant condition, Can give immediate
4 possession. WM. ID. HADDOCk & co,
Fcbl5-lmo. S0i Orange street
ROR RENT-NEW WIDE FROM
house, 30s West Twentieth street.
rooms and bath with all modern i'm
. provements. Apply to T.. n. CIYMEf,
p Feb6-tf. 1916 Van Buren, street.
FOR RENT
!, 1872 Jefferson ST.. y rooms and bath.
$40 w Ninth St. rooms and bath.
= 1918 w Seventh ST. II rooms and bath.
p 1899 w. Third ST. rooms and bath.
y Store COZ Orange ST. rooms.
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FOR sALE-TWO NEW MODERN
two-story houses. alg Clayton street.
rooms and bath. 1902 Clayton street =
rooms and bath. FOR further lnforma-
ton see HARRY S. LYNCH. 1i5 Tatnall
street Fcbl6-eod-tf
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XGTANTED-BOY To LEARN TRADE,
w awning and sail making.
BOTTOMLY, Fourth and Tatnali.
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F OR SALE-On Easy Terms.
New modern houses. just being nm
ished. win sell at a bargain to quick
btiyer
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
- OF a farm Of 40 acres on road lead
ing from Talleyville 20 philadelphia Pike
on new road, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
e5, 1910, at 2.30 p. m. .....-
LEONARD KELLEY.
stldham & Son. Aucts. FebiiisiSa.2S.A
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HELP WANTED-FRMALlI

XTTANTED-HALF- COLORED
w girl as second girl MRS G. J.
ALLEN, Riverview avenue and Willard
street Bell Phone 326s-A. Fcbl6-ot
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
GROCERY STORE FOR SXTE~Rn2-
-, ming and In good shape. Cheap rent
flne business. Cause. other business
Apply. M, 5. T.. Journal Odce.
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aoV f-tnGu street., inree rooms ana uaths
DWELLINGS.
lQQl w. sixth St, . rooms and bath.
2l w. Seventh st., rooms and bath.
stable 18th st.. between Markes ,-e o.
50l w. Fourth ST., rooms and bath.
lWn w. sixth St, rooms and bath.
Ma w. Sixth St, rooms and bath.
6l9 Poplar St. rooms and bath.
ange streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
JUDGE GEORGE L. WARD,
Who Is Presiding.

Especial to The Times-D!spatch.l
Weldon n. c., March 3o:--At ?
O'Clock tomorrow morning. in Halifax
Superior Court, the trial of E. D..
Powell, the Scotland Neck merchant,
who shot and killed Chief of Police
C. w. Dunn on March A. will be placed
upon trial to answer the charge Of
murder. Judge George III. Ward, of
Elizabeth City, the presiding Judge of
the March term of Halifax Superior
Court, arrived to-day, and is ready
To take un the case promptly 1t is
learned to-day that Ex-Governor Z. e.
-Aycock is sick al his home in Raleigh,
Vet. with his law partner. Judge r. w.
Winston, and Gay & Midyette, of
Northampton..'the defendant Will have
counsel fuzzy able to take care of the
interests of their" client, and 1t is not
believed that the absence of Governor
Aycock, in the event that he Is not
able to attend court. will interfere
with the trial, but that 1t Will begin
as soon as court is in session.
Solicitor John II. Kerr. of Warren
ton. district attorney of the Second
: Judicial District, is prosecutor, and
he will be assisted by Walter Z. Dan
iel, who was for twelve years solicitor
of the Second District, and who is now
regarded as one of the leading prose-
cutting lawyers in North Carolina.
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At $50 O'Clock P. NJ.

At $40 o'clock P. NJ.
house and lot No. slS North First
Street. fronting Is feet on the west
side of First Street, and running back
about 60 feet. with brick dwelling of
four rooms.
JOHN P. LEARY.
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HON. WALTER f. DANIEL,
Assisting Solicitor.
RETURNING TO AMERICA.
Ill Health Causes DIR. Sheppard to Give Up
Missionary Work.
Especial to The Times Dispatch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Stanton. Va, March 3o.-Rer. William H,
Sheppard and Wife. noted missionaries OF
the southern Presbyterian Church the
upper Kongo in Africa. are returning 10
the United States, having sailed two weeks
ago on account of DR.. sheppaard's health.
which has become seriously impaired by
repeated attacks OF African fevers. 1t Is
not known whether DIR. Sheppard will give
up the work permanently or rest up and
return TO Africa.
Dr. Sheppard has spent twenty years on
the Kongo, and in many ways is regarded
as the most effective and successful mis-
sionary of the present generation. His wife
has spent about fifteen years In Africa.
Their children. born in Africa. are here at
DR.. Sheppard's old homo attending school.
and in the care of relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
MOUNTAIN Fires
RAPIDLY SPREAD.
Entire Countryside West Of War
densville May Be Burned
Over.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.7

Special to The Times Dispatch,l
Winchester, Va, March 30.--Both
sides OF the Great North Mountain.
near Wardensvlle, Hampshire county.
W. Va, are afire, and practically every
man of that town has responded to
the appeal for assistance in fighting
the flames, which have been spread
ing rapidly since last night Late mes
saGes from WerGsnsville states that
all farmhouses and barns on the east
ern side of The ridge are in imminent
danger, and unless more men respond
the entire countryside west of War
densyille will be burned over.
The loss TO mountain timber already
amounts 10 thousands of dollars, and
fire is still spreading. Many people
living in the vicinity are preparing
TO move out and flee TO places o.
safety.
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THURspAY, MARCH s1sT.

THURSDAY, MARCH 31sT.
commencing at 1890 o'clock and con-
sisting of Fine Old Walnut Frame Ii
brary Suit upholstered In leather; OAK
Bookcase and Secretary Oak Roll Top
Desk. Revolving Bookcase. large Plate
Glass Mantel Mirrors, Handsome Paint
ings, Steel Engrayings and Etchings,
Fine Walnut Library Tables. Hand
some Overstuffed silk Brocctelle Par
Tor Suit, Brass and Onyx Table, Fine
Old Brass Cornices;, Beautiful Figures;
Ornaments and Bric-a-Brac. Gold Lear
Chairs and Rocker, Fine l2-foot Wal
nut Dining Table, eight Dining Chairs
side Table, Velvet Carpets for rooms,
halls and stairs: Handsome Tapestries
and Portieres, Burntwood Chairs and
Tabourettes, very Handsome Ebony
Parlor Cabinet, Polished Oak Bed
room Suit, with large Plate Mirrors
Wardrobe to match Oak Library Ia
Bile. Invalid's Reclining Chair. Lady's
MahogalnSy Mrit Rea p @
Chiffonnier and Dressing Table to
match, Separate Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Beds, Chairs, Rockers. Tables, etc, etc.
Ladies especially invited to attend
this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Aeal estate fnr Sale.
Mayo Salvage Corporation,
Auctioneers,
1902 L. Main.
Groceries, Soap, Candy, To.
bacco Show Gases, etc.
AT AUCTION.
We sell In our warerooms, 1902 East
Main Street, at 1880 a. NJ,
THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1910.

4hItLIT SNTett, Ut IU'0V n Nh
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1910.
rs cases standard brands Tomatoes, IT
cases Soap, 35 cases Apple Butter, 13
cases Candy, 60 boxes Chewing Gum,
so kits Herring Roe, 90 cases Shoe
Polish, 10 cases Stove Polish, 10 cases
starch cases Sauce. 10 cases Toma-
to Pulp, boxes Mustard, 10 cases
Prepared Mustard. cases Stock Food,
10 cases Goldfish, 20 caddies Chewing
Tobacco, 10 cases Tomato Catsup. 5000
Cigars. so pounds Smoking Tobacco, q
Showcases, Oil Tank, Computing Scales,
Coffee Mill, Counters. etc.
MAYO SALVAGE CORPORATION.
Auctioneers.
TERMS: Cash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31

BY virtue of a decree of the Law and
Equity Court OF the city OF Richmond,
entered on the 23d day of March, 1910.
in the suit of William B. P!zzini ct
ais. VS.. Gaskins's AdmX, ct ais. the
undersigned special commissioner Will
sell at public auction, upon their re-
snectiva premises, on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Extensive Fires Raging

" 2 JIb pa ICn
WStheNille, Va, March SO.--EXten-
s,pe forest fires are raging on Lick
M AZ. la.a.l, few miles south from
dry weather it is destroving every.
thing within its reach and its course
VIII not be stayed so long as any-
thing, compustible IS in its way. There
rs slight prospect Of rain tonight,
winch Is e0rnestly honed for. .I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
auetinn 5aIes. Tbis Dap.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
LOT AND FRAME DWELLING on
VF.NABLE STREET, LOT AND
FRAME DWELLING ON ST. JAMES
STREET, AND LOT AND BRICK
DWELLING ON.-EIRST STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Endorsed for Superior Court Judge.

Especial TO ] ne Illnn s-UIspatch.
Winston Sa lem, y. C., March G0-The local
bar association met to-day and adopted
resolution Endorsing j. c. Buxton TO succeed
Superior Court Judge F.. 3. Jones' resigned
A coupy OF the resolution was forwarded 10
Governor Kichin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Wm. B. Pizzini Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1913 East Main Street.

BY The Valentine Auction CO.,
Auctioneers.
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I. p. P. winston. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the decree
in said cause OF March %, 1910. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this ed day
of March. 1910.
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AZ Z n,clnck r. n.

At O'CLOCK 2. NJ,
house and lot No. I'll ST. James Street,
fronting 10 feet, more or less. on the
east side of St. James Street, and run
uing back about 10 feet. With frame
dwelling OF rour rooms.
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auetlou Sails, Future Dapa.
AUCTIoN SALE


AUCTION SALE
OF
TWENTY THOUSAND SHOCK BIND
ERs. TOGETHER WITH THE PAT
ENT.
AS secretary of the American Shock
Binder Corporation, 1 Will offer for
TUESDA APRIL 8. 1910,
at 10 o'clock \. M,
in the front of the City Hall, on Capitol
Street, Richmond, Va, the letters pat
ent of the Fontaiue Shock Binder. 10,
gether with about twenty thousand
shock binders. of which about three
thousand five hundred are assembled
and the balance are complete in parts
This tool Is valuable to all farmers,
and the patent rights should attract
investors.
win-gladiy give information to any
prospective BUYER prior to the sale.
ALLEN c.. COLLINS. Secretary
Merchants National Bank Building.
Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31

house and lot known and designated
as No. 1880 Tenabie street. Richmond.
Va, fronting 10 feet on the north side
of yanable Street, and running back
about 1870 feet, with frame dwelling
of five rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31

PARLoR. LIBRARY. DINING ROOM
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE OF
: MRS. f. BOTTIGHEIMER, NO 319
EAST CLAY STREET, At AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31

JOHN P. LEARY.
Special Commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

THANkFUt.-Thc remedy you
mention Is patent medicine. |
do not recommend a.
Dear Miss Grey Please quote a
poem beginning
Every day Is a fresh beginning
AMY.
A---Every day ia fresh begin.
ming
Every morn Is the world made new.
You who are weary OF sorrow aud
SHINING.
Here Il a beautiful hope for you.
A hope for me and a hope Tor
you.
IAN the past things are past and
over.
The tasks are done. and the tears
are she'd
Yesterdays errors let yesterday
cover.
Yesterday wounds which smArted
and hled
Are healed With the healing which
ulkht hah shed.
Let them 60. since We cannot re-.
lisve them.
Cannot undo. ard cannot atone
God IN hln mercy receive. forgive
them
Only the new days are our own.
To-day IL ours. and today alone
Here are 'hs skies all burnished
brightly:
Here Is the spent earth all re-
born.
Here are the tired limbs rprinEins
lightly
To face the sun and to share Nth
the morn
In the chrism % dew and the cool
Of dawn
Evcry day IL fresh beginning
Listen. my soul. 20 tho glad refrain,
And. spite ~ old sorrow and older
SHINING.
And puzzles forecaatcd and posi-.
BILE pain.
Take heart with the day and begin
again"
Dear Miss Grey know four
girls and they all seem 10 want 10
80 with me. When ! so with one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23
Yuletide Fairy Tales
For Boys Girls Father and Mother and Grandpap and
Everybody.
A Flood n Tramp and a Fairy
A Flood, a Tramp and Fairy
For Boys ar

It had rained and raIned aud
rained.
For 10 DAYS this particular part
OF Nebraska had been soaked and
soaked by water which fell out OF
the sky.
The Kaw river was twice Us nor
NAL size. and all the rivers and
brooks aud creeks which empty into
the Kaw were roaring and splut.
tering. and making the kaw more
and more dangerous.
The railroads had stopped trying
10 run trains Many bridges we're
gone, and many more we're weak
and twisted out OF shape
Blu, the rains could not stop the
Tramp on and on he came. search
ing Tor work. THE FIRST TINE
IN THREE YEARS
Why his fine resolution3 He had
begun 10 think Of his wife and
baby that's why
Now he was nearing the town OF
Fairhurg. aud almost one mile west
OF the depot and railroad yards
twhere he expected 10 tind work.
for he had once been a railroad
mani he came upon a bridge over
which the water was pouring
And the Tramp stopped--and
PRAYED
Could IL be. he asked God. that
Just at the time when he vas about
to try 20 become a man once again,
the storm would stop him.
As the big. ragged man stood
near the bridge. which IL did not
seem he could possibly cross. a
little child suddenly appeared be
fore him and looked into his eyes.
OF course. the Tramp was sur
prised For something Ike three
years all children had run away
when he came near them
What w0uldst thou, big mani
asked the child
SO the Tramp plucked up bis
oozing courage and told his story
AND HOW HE WANTED TO co
TO WORK
Gleefully did the little fairy child
laugh up into his bearded face
Come with me. the child said.
and ran nimbly up the great steel
framework from which the bridge
hung. and which the water had not
yet reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

and then has removed 10 the state
~ Washington and has resided In
the latter state Tor ~ years. can
any supposed bin Ike ia this case
be- collected after that length Of
timer Yours respectfully.
a SUBSCRIBER.
A-No. The bin IL outlawed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

for my object IN life IL TO always
keep his greatest love aud respect.
and ! would say 10 all young girla
Just on the verge OF deciding this
great question lie sure he ~
man Of good moral principles. be
sure you love bin. and be sure he
loves you. and all will be well
For love will blind you 10 the little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

Dear Miss Grey Is a gb !,
almost through business -
classified in the adyertis4us.s'
a home Tor a glri7 One thst Il,
% WORK after finishing her ~
" NJ
A-send me your name an.
dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

So the Tramp followed. and soon.
with the child leading. her hair
flying and drcnched by the rain.
her clothes clingiug 20 her tiny
form. the two Of them we're on the
very topmost steel girder.
Vet the Tramp nov become a
could not bear 10 see the
child thus exposed 20 cold rain and
danger. and 50 be picked her % IN
hts arms and wrapped her close In
his coat And they crossed the
mad stream In safety But when
they reached the other side the
child disappeared all In a minute.
right out OF his arms.
Next day the superintendent OF
the railroad Was glad 10 hire a man
who looked 30 bis and stroug And
the Tramp Is not 80 sure that u
was not the spirit 81 his own little
child which came 10 him in the
gulse Of a fairy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

faults IN him II he ~ manly and
true"
Prom Friend and Reader.
Dear Miss Grey; VIII you Kind.
iy answer through the column Of
The Star the following question
ia person owes Bill IN Mime
sofa or ia any other eastern state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

II cttorS

Miss 0s~Y will answer icttsrs b. mail
~hrn addressed stamped eufstepe Is "a
rteard. ofh~f aussfiaa. viii ~ answered
thFeush this eeiuran at.A urry wtii nsi
answer iaaairte. b. Telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

the others get iealoun. I like 20 be
friendly with them all What would
you advise me to do like one
quite we'll
TANGLEFoOT.
A Why not go with" the one
you prefer7 Then The others would
probably cease their unWelcome
60 attention. Try u.
Cynthia Grey bcs To submit n
recipe for boiled apple dumplinEs.
Southern Htylo:
Use spoon,uls baking powder.
teaspoon salt. to quart Of flour.
and not more than half as much
shortening as for biscuits Roll
the dough one fourth inch thick
and cut into inch squares Peel
and core apples. using average
sized apples cut IN hAivcH Put
the dough around. crimp the edges
together nicely aud drop IN boil
ing water and boil not more than
20 minutes just tiil the fruit IL
done For sauce uEe half milk
and half rich cream. Hweeten to
taste Much boiling makes the
dough wAtory and tAAlslesa aisn
the fruit. The water IN which the
dumplinKb are boiled makes fair
sauce when swee,encd and flavor.
ed and was all ws bad IN war times
DIXIE READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

Miss Grey On WIN ron kindly
let me know the best etlquot,e
book for young men, t2l Are the
rules OF etiquette for couFTshlp TO
be found in such booSsT, Thanks
Tor Information
READER
Al cannot recommeno booka
through this column wiii send
you n list u you vii forward a
stamped envelope. lt9
Dear Miss Grey was going
With girl ia Vancouver. n C.
Since have been here she has
never answered my letters. Would
II be proper for me 10 send a
Christmas present Co her. Also
shat DAY did September isth. 1880.
come onf
cANUcK
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Miss Cynthia Grey. Dear
Madam: A a matron wi,h only
few years experience. | wlil say.
In answer 10 your question. Ia
your Eirlhood dream OF the ideal
shattered" Ny dream has Rs
nearly come true a. any ones
know Of My ideal was Always a
strong. manly man. that would love
me always a. I loved him. and 80
far I have not been disappointed
Ia him think as time goes on
he loves me more. instead Of less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

A well dressed wife Is a valuable
asset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23

Dear Miss Grey know four
girls and they all seem 20 want 20
20 with me when I so with one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-23


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