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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by ]. G. WI
on. 212 West Srifth street, Los Angeles.

BOSTON, Jan. Am the local market the
buving of Giroux was the feature. Thou
sands of shares were accumulated, most of the
buying coming from New York. Kerr Lake
and Green Cananea were two other speclaltles
which were active, and toward the close the
Amser stocks showed good buying, especially
Shannon.
ppere closing priCes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The HeralL by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Los Angeles Stock
exchange. 2OO-2O1 l. w. Helman building. Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 4-There
tendency TO realize in Consolidated, but the
market was well supported and it closed
steady with S7S5 bid. Florence and Fraction
remained unchanged.
In the Tonopah division Belmont advanced 3
points, Montana 2 and West End l.
Following were the closing quotations.
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
California Gold { Copper
Company
Rooms 1-2, Central Block
RIVERSIDE CAL.

Rooms 1-2, Central Block
RIVERSIDE, CAL.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the California Gold and
Copper Company is called to meet at
the office of the Corporation on Sat
urday, January s, 1910, at O'Clock p.
M of said day, for the purpose OF
electing a board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
1t is very important that every
stockholder should be present
H. c. -Iibbard,
Secretary.
A. H. Cram,
President.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT IN
7 WEEKS

Last fall we offered Our clients an in
vestment IN Illinois Crude, which is listed
on the California Stock and Oil exchange
of San Francisco. At the time we called
the attention of our clients to this in
vestment the stock was quoted at 25c per
share. We predicted that it would quick
ly go to SOC, and it did. Had you bought
Illinois Crude on our advice at 25c
share, within seven weeks you could
have sold your stock at profit of 1009o.
Can you double your money in such
short time in any other form of invest
ment?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
Salt Lake Mlnes

Special service to The Herald by J. c.
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
member Stock and Bond exchange of San
Francisco and eastern exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
NEW YORK CURB

special service to The Herald by J. c. Will
SON. 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
BOSTON CURB
BOSTON. Jan. 4-Following were the clos

Special service to The Herald by j. C. Will
son 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05

D. DAILY 49,. AZ lChino ........ 12lA 12A
First Natl .. 63s 61hlBos Ely .... SIS
Giroux ...... 12h 1926 Ely Witch e. &c 30
Cons Ariz ... 3h 35s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
STRONG AND SUCCESSFUL
MANAGEMENT

The Yellowstone Oil Company not
only owns some of the most valuable oil
bearing ground in the State, but its af-
fairs are managed by responsible business
men and successful oil operators. Mr..
Levi H. Hawley, known throughout the
State of California, is president of the
company Mr.. H. B. Guthrey and Mr.
Holmes HenshaW, two of the most sue
cessful oil operators in the State, are on
the board of directors. All of these men
have earned for themselves reputation
for square dealing, and they have made
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05
FOUR PER CENT PER MONTH
DIVIDENDS

If you had bought Illinois Crude as
permanent investment, and for the divi-
dends, at 25c a share, you would now be
receiving regularly monthly dividends of
40 upon your investment. This is at the
rate of 1879 per annum. Understand
this is not mere talk, but it is an actual
fact, the proof of which we will be glad
to send you.
This is only one of the many oppor-
tunities that we called to the attention of
our clients during 1909. We believe that
the same opportunity is now open to any
reasonable person who will study the oil
situation in California and make an in
vestment through our House. We do not
refer to promotion stocks or the wildcat
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. A-FollowinS were the
.i.si..r. c.iIntntInna tndaX.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05

Twin Buttes Mining and Smelling
company, Twin Buttes; 100000 pounds
copper, 6745 ounces silver. Total value
$3.50, 0,75S.n.
Ell Trio Copper company, Silverbell; (;
51,536 pounds copper. Total value,
$6, 6,S06.S7.
Mohawk Gold Mines company, Mann
moth. 5S9, 900 ounces gold, III ounces
silver Total value, s12,17240.
Frank and Josephine Powers, Har-
shaw; J4213,561 ounces silver. Total
value, s1513.76
United Verde Copper company Je-
rome; 36,1S3OS9 pounds copper, 20, S34.-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-05

enterprises, but we do advise the pur-
chase of listed, dividend-paying oil
stocks. Many of these stocks are paying
handsome dividends, and many other
companies will go on a dividend-paying
basis this year
We issue regular weekly Market Let
ter, containing quotations from both the
San Francisco and the Los Angeles Ex-
changes, and we send this letter free of
charge to all who request it. If your
name is not already upon our books, drop
us a postal card today and let us send
you Our weekly market letter as issued.
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than /. too. for shed made use Of circ,Im-
stances. while had expected them TO
play into my hands
] summoned a smile. THANK YOU 30
much. IN claim II at once
But OF course ] didn't sailed down
that aisle and toward ;hn door as quick
ly as dignity would allow And then |
came face 10 face with Harry Richards
on his way in his Chclly stick 10 his
Ups. II is odd how fools and fate work
hama ..4 IN hand. and p...,,,,u,... -. .,.,
short. n vaarant fash found its way inro
his blue ewes. and he hcd out MS hard.
flows thc. girl" Inc. Iigped. '.aud what 5
she doing In the shops at this rcspecta-
bic hour
Shopping. ] should say responded
taTtiv. reminded OF the foolish aunstions'
Idea unc being impatient to get away
Inn. AT nina thirty a m. and in a
hurry He looked down with a rush NJ
shrcwGneSs nj the parcels was carryiug.
Such articles as / bought I took with m"
and delivered to CRANKY & Co.'S mcssen-
ger. who waited at q safe distance out
side ihc store
''TrousEeau2" asked Harry. WITH sud =
den Intuition. You EnoH;. they 10 say
JoSi Hunt has been very attentive ---
| stamped my foot I'M ycXatlon. J had
sccn a hoorman lowering near ne. aud ~
ihe moment was more afraid ct being
discovered by Constantine Broth"rs ihan
by ono Of my own set. Don't he ab-
surd. tried TO laugh; II don't know
what a tlouSsesu looks like
Mostly white Harry volunteered,
"Dnd--er, indefinite as 10 detail. Come
and hclp mo get soine gloves. nc broke
oil. I've got 10 settle a wager.
told him ] couldn't think OF u. and
AS nc iftcd his hat; turned hnriicdly
awaN. icc'ipg ihai ! shouIdn be sa!c
until | was CUT OF Inc place.
But the norman blocked my paln:
MISS BcnuclSh! came lnquIlnSG. II
you II step thls Nay please. Hom"thihS
| nfionS'ES 20 you mas p'eh louI'o
Forced TO Read 1t.
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Earl'.II' IT., IT, it. ,l = ,.1,'i5,,., fr%
iiS ~ '"I ~. 80, w. 'Is f /,
S'', 49, ,i i,,'i'e ,1a ~ -. ,L-, -
,t...I5 T'u.u o',.ri,jors 80
i,I Il.Iiu .,, vi, anu w, ,1, ,nn,,pd bn s
,,"" ~ 0,,n s so,c ,nc,fc ,nn,,n-
, H,ra,n 4'''
.siio,,o, tt e.. , ,,i,-s,o ,oo,, and
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mean aHythinG-or nothiuR-aRd that had
evidently been lost ia transit.
] felt safe enough two days later as
again ] marched up the centcr aisle OF
Const7ntiue'S-this time neither with the
consequence OF bride nor the inConsc-
pueucc of a divorcee. I didn't even look
toward INC chiffon scarls, but as sailed
past tho girl who had waited on me
lrsnca far over the counter and bcckoncd
ConEocutially.
II just want TO tell YOU | found a let
ter on the floor after turned I'm YOUR
mufr. There wasn't any envelope on Il
or I'd have mailed IL 10 YOU, | had to
send il back to the orCe-you don't mind
! hope" Her voice was too sweet 10 be
true.
Mind, II there hadn't been an envelope
on that letter, it was because she had
taken IL Oft. | know price was on my
head . reward for any Salcsgirl who
could spot the shopper OF n rival firm
I had been given details Of the tricks
and ruses rcsorted TO in pursuit OF that
Cnd. And there was | IN my fUr-cdsod
turban. with generations OF Fifth avenue
TO support mc-which they never had
done-boiuS hunted down, trapped. by tho
girl behind tho counter, She was ClcVCrrr
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Its Origin and the Famous Folk Who
Have Borne 1t

had trouble with the Moors. He accom-
panied his brother on an expedition
against Tauscrs. and was left with The
king OF F"2 as hostage for the city OF
Ccutl. But Fcrdinand's father. King
John OF Portugal, refused 10 give mp
touta. and after six years slavery Fer
diuInd died in lii3.
some Of the later Spanish King Ecrdi-
unnds found Napoleon quite aS trouble"
S"mo ns thoS" earlier kings Of the name
found the Arabs.
Ferdinand VIi ur Spain was tossed
aboul Ills" puppc1 by Napoleon and
his ministers i'm Franco. ~" was put on
the, tmGn" aud OF 3saln. imprisoned. cN-
llod and pcusionod Il? th" great emperor.
TO whom he Ccdod all rights nf succession
10 he Spanish crown. Blt after IN"
turned to his distracted people. and again
uScCudod his throne. His reign, however.
which lasted from 1914 To 1875. was dts
aSlrous. Spain lost most Of her proud
possessions in North and South America,
Jud she has never recovered from the
distress which FcrdIand's cruel and
Ulw!sr mornnds brought about
Ferdinand /. king Of th" Two Sicilics.
Was also bcrclt of a thr"Dc by Napoleon;
for Napol"on wanted something for his
brother. Joseph Bonnpartc. I" govern,
and chose part oi Ferdinand : posses
sions the little Kingdom Of Naples Fer
diuaud IL grand duke Of Tuscany and
urchdukc uC Austria. WAS the ilrst mon
arch iu Europe TO recognize INC r.puh-
liz Of France after the revolution later.
h" made a disastrous treaty with Bona
rart", had 10 retire from active pHru"l-
patton i'm IN" government md Still later
was roinstatcd on bis throne 10 enjoy
ten 81 a dozen wears OF peaceful and
prosperous reign.
Other royal Ferdinands ar" tho lhro"
who were cnpCroTs al the holy Roman
empire the grandson ~ Louis Philippe.
who became Prince Ferdinand Of Bull
Garia in INSi and is now that country :
gal hy his marring" In 1897 With Maria
da Gloria queen OF Portugal. ferdinand
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Observation-Disclosures.

or ady"ntuIjng kings of Ohis uame and
one OF them was king uf Spain whon tho
dishcarIsn"d Christopher Columbus wont
There in search of aid Tor his proposed
voysg" oi discovery. Besides helping the
explorer. Ferdinand tho tHtholi" oN.
PEELED tho Mo0TS from their great Spanish
stronghold uf Granada. suppressed Tho
wild bands of outlaws dat made 18th
century Spain uu oven NOR" uUromfort-
able place 10 live in than ' Is today. on
outraged arts and sciences. and united
The various Kingdoms. into which Spain
had hithrr," hccu divided. into u strong
aud single nation.
Before ihr day Of Ferdinand the Catho-
lie all the kings al this name In the
Spanish peninsula w"r" murc ur loss in
yolvnd in the struGGi" with Tia" MooIs.
Ferdinand the Just of AvaGon-not"d as
r wise ruler IT bonn" --spnut much nl his
tijne gaining victories. both on land and
on walar. over M" troublesome Arabs iu
the nth century Ferdinand ]. suruum"d
The great who ruled 'as;il" and Leon
I'm tho nth century, besides instiIutlng
legal reforms fought successfully aiust
The MoorS. Ferdinand III. King of Lcor
aud Castillo. invaded Aleocir2s, aud cap
turcd Gibraltar IN tho cnrly parl OF the
18th century.
Fcrdiuuud OF Portugal called III" "Iloly
Prince" j. another royal Ferdinand Mh'
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coast Of China and set 10 work to r.
pair the great wall. soon att"I that the
Tartsrs. invading China, captured him.
pcrial cty. and then carried him off 20
T9rtary.
From Tartary. Pinto went 10 Cochin
China. and IL WAS while he was re-
turning To China that the greatest adj
venture of all bclcll him lie was tray
cling IN littlc Chinese pirate Junk,
and I'm storm IN the open sea she was
Afirr being tossed about at the mercy
Of The waves for some thIcc weeks. Pinto
sighted land. which turnod out 10 bc a
Jdpau"s" island, ono OF The Loo -choos
Tho fearless Portuguese" traveller land
"d on 'hc newy- discovered island. ana
Is claimcd for him OF the FIRST whit"
man to visit Japan The natives well
coined Kim gladly. Gavo him hous"
10 live IN. aud puid him sll manner of
attention. IN rcturu for This kindness.
! Pinto and his companions showed ~"
Japanese their firearms. and within siH
COO pistols. Even ioda% Jopan%s" coun-
/ try folk call a pistol q iancgashilna.
! Pinto made other visits TO Japol one
| in company Of ST Francis Navirr. who
! dor Of the Jcsuils aud to give most
( ol tho forum. which hc bad gathered
| in his years of wandering over the fa""
of The cast 10 found . seminary for
| tho propagation rf the flith I'm Japan
| Pinto later regretted this step. aud al
though his fortune stayed wh"rc h" had
| StNon it, ho rcnouuc"d his vows and re-
turned 10 Portugal. where hc died In los"
~ IN" age ol -.
All these mon made tho world big
ger. one great Ferdinand. every Whit
rs daring as The others. made the wolla
smaller hv bringing tho. cast and the
wcst Infinitely nearer toESthcr This was
Ferdinand nc BcSs"ps. who conceived
and huii; 1h" great ;suoz canal
There have been good many daring
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SIS Bentleigh, Professional Shopper

with my card and 4 description of tho
muf. Her sweet dignity would be sure
10 bar any question.
When / reached homo there she wss.
smiling lt mo over tho library table. and
i'm one corner oC II big armchair cudd!"d
u mass Of black lynx. I fell upon Il.
turned il ruthcsslY upside down. inside
ont il WAS As empty of hope my
heart had suddenly become / turned
quostonlnely.
How the Notes Read.
"Oh ] meant 10 ;cll you. dear my
mother said. with charming upconccr1.
won must have made n mistake. No
letter was found IN !t--ony this.
She handed me my memorandum. very
uuc:l fingered. th" writing OH the ccilu-
Ibid leaves almost oblitcratcd. II had
been closely cXamincd, Stll. without
that letter from Josiah Hunt. it might
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Can You Sleep?

II not. and YOU arc growing nervous.
dcspondent ana run down, YOU nocd
Palmo Tablets. They induce natural
sIumbcr, bald up The nervous system,
and make YOU feel and look years
younger, 20 cents Book free. Ad.
dress The $. H. Fell Co, Cleveland, O..
f. J. Hill Drug Co., so West Second So.
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bur First Name

Fantuiing. his life-such
|ol the name Ferdinand:
~ name has been lived
l's meaning is concerned.
'ers. IL is this same name
Soto. discovercr of the
~ the Mississippi Fer
q conql"ror OF MoNico:
ellan. discovcrcr Of the
~ thr world famed nov
''ch bears his name. For
p WHO accompanied his
on his last visit 80 the
Z are four rucn OF DARN.
\ dcn1it, IDEA or gain
|flgc Of III" great world
s discovered. Bul un-
7 nnosi dariuG. the most
] MI darlug t'crdiuands
~ not an explorer from
q quecr twist of fortune.
'p1nd Mordcs- Pinto. the
I To gee and he seen in
PORTUGAL about 1909. had
y IpNcn,In'c. He found
~ unintercEtinc. and 80.
p'i' - years old. he put
lcpf uf iiVc vessels bound
,d!eS. Excitement began
.Fl: Tor him. and i'm tho
II mat elapsed before Inc
to,n. nc w3s taken rnp-
& um"s. sold seventeen
~ and five times ship
,nrks took him prisopo,
r. iheN disposed of hin
nenrhN Portuguese gov.
mto prcdicancnt. yan
nrnneiit him tn tho l,gsI
Fm'o started out ON .
w. WIS again onslaN.cd
Il snn finally taken pl.is,
OF pirates.
'r--somciimcs a nrjsoma,
.'''fr. som"iiSIc4 a ri,nt,
Won, out with an OK
'c l"nibs nf s.vrnloci
Nas sllpwrcckcd ON th'
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flashed upon me like a magic lantern
dung onto blank sheet.
/ ncw to tho nearest telephone station.
notified CoDstantine's that Id discovered
my loss and that my property would 5e
Claim"d They must be turned OF tho
track II any suspicious OF mr We're en-
tcrt1iucd That afternoon, while | slipped
chumpagucd punch at u dcbuiautc tea.
my little mother disappeared ip the di-
rcctiou OF the shopping district. furnished
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new duties II seemed as 81 fate had con
Spred with Constantine Bros. TO furnish
evidence against me.
| hurried back over my tracks. from
counter 10 counter, until finally at tho
hrst, where ! had bought the scarf. they
told mr the nun had been found and
turned I'm at the office. Turned in at tho
office--with thai telltalc letter and
memorandum In ~ Better 90 have had
IL picked up by lllcptumaniuc, | halted
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FERDINAND FERNANDO.

The name means daring his life.
and Il daring lot Of men have borne
l--SOmC great explorers uf the
name .-- Ferdinand McndHs- Pinto.
said TO bc tho first white man who
visited Japnn-Tho kings OF the
name who had thrir own troubles
= with the MoorS and with Napoleon
Other great Fcrdinunds-E'cr-
nHudd aud l'"rdmIndiuc tho uu-
/. tlauul feminine forms.
By FRANCES MARSHALL.
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I. OF Austria who i'm 1915 resigned his
throne 10 mis- nephew tn" present Empc-
ToU Francis Joseph. ana Ferdinand Maxi
milan, the unfortunate emperor ut Mex
leo.
Some OF Tho great F'erdinands have
found their way To- fame by other guides
than the explorers compass or the mon
lr"hs sccptcr.
One Of tho ablcSr generals of Frederick
king : closest friends. was Ferdinand.
duke Of Brunswick. In the Seven Years
war as field marshal. hc conducted somc
OF its most stirring campaigns. fcrdi-
Uaud too. WAS tho nar0" of tn" great
Spanish Duke of Alva, famed Tor his cru
"liv as governor Of The Netherlands.
and rs the conducror IN 1880. OF Por-
tuCal
Ferdinand Tass9lr the great Socialist
writer. Ferdinand Ward. partner 10 Cen
era! Grant IN his disastrous business en-
th" hcad oi = wild hand OF cattle drivers.
made himself dictator oC Uruguay about
a hundred years ago. sr" other famous
mon of tho name who have lived un to
its meaning.
Fernando. the Spanish. and l'erdinand-
inc tho German feminine forms. Ut"
sometimes met with in THIS country. Cuba
used to bc called T"rnandua in honor ol
King Ferdinand IN" Catholic hut i"w
persons OF places have, ever borne the
tpminluc forms ot Ferdinand.
The nam" Is Ferdinand FcrTand and
Ferry i'm French. Fernando. fernando and
Herman I'm Spanish. Fordinndo. Fcrnand"
and F"rrantc in Italian; Ferdinand and
Nandl i'm German, ana FERDINAND IN po-
| lisb
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the First Shop.

crSt morning WAS ss nov
~ the s9ucy turbau flirting
he. or the mauve tailor
tged me llkc the envelope
.cr. They had warned me
Voted Jnd that then m,
1csa would he over. What
pnly "Sro,,ing feared
" OF my own set might
~ grew suspicious OF the
4 the shops.
ir aisle of Constdntiu~'S ]
ped before the altar where
kneels-tlhc latest frills
WAS on the scent Of some
arIs advertised that day.
iuied from their boxes for
engered over them. hug
~ that the painted one |
was Tor my personal use.
I look II with me. then on.
fearchinG for new worlds
3 sslesman was handing
Fprtcd dress materials 10
~. going down 10 open my
nidair with n sudden sense
taken MY muff with Inc,
imagination that recalled
catching II I'D as l left
hrnsting into il a memo
|etfeT? No. | remembered
y open the letter. start
thsn jammius it into the
lost myself in picturinc
of the career before me.
ut hastily. The memo
Vcu a list of stores | was
goods 10 be examined az
lctter-that letter wa :
NM, harmless. quite "a
Ving unmiStakably to my
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|,rs that daily visit The
In few realize that with
rdcred routine OF the de-
Hftle comedies and tragc-
acted. often before their
mas a staff OF secret serv-
which ilc shopper is an
for Each day she visits
ants OF rival firms 10 see
oils advertised arc all that
& 10 buy samples OF spe-
ms or sales, To report If
NJ underscllinc her own in
line or lines,
NAV come from any walk
4 shopgirl risen from Tia"
.otlv the society woman
"a suspect. Since II is 10
rets of every firm 10 pre-
'rs from Knowing its meth
<l,c must avoid detection
Hrr identity suspected. in
.rcnt ways she can be de-
rv turn and her position
sscro that employs her she
mo known, for she makes
NJ The way business is con-
Her eNperienccS-one
ali them adventures -nrc
"A somrtimcs humiliating,
ID But. most OF all. the
ncntly an eyewitness and
nm my cab and up tho
f-ops,antine Bros, like a
Uny 10 the altar. And
. 4 felt. For | was enter
~ life. so very different
III SURE 10 touch It in uu-
- Mac BentlelSh.
n six years might be seen
oad,ug the society columns
'ncwspapcrs-was embark
reer as shopper for q.
about through our year
sahjng precipitously 10 It's
i.c nv mother and myself
rIfy OF new clothes If VIC
~ old set. When my fa-
ma left us his reputation
In a family tree and a
nue house, along with the
&cker stock is all very
4 by some pf the Wall
ufejd an incomc--otherwise
ihos I've sort that turns
mllliona!rcs. And the
Ich you can climb on 4
N be sou!-satistyinE. but |
s,ibsist on bare foliage.
|o]d Josiah IIunt-the type
I who has so much money
fo give advice-took my
.d Dent over me protect
IN breath and prepared 10
,.,id he propose. 1t could
III owed II TO my bank
1ear little mother and |
Mutation squarely. ! had
rested that l look FOR
10. she had smillnsly
nieht lock for a husband;
te bcgan-and | hardened
look the fact that his sec
litter was older than !
dIff,cultIes Won will have
Len YOU go into the world
Int 60 help YOU.
"a and There have MADE
bf the mortgages he held
1that would have helped
idea evidently didn't oc-
lonnc woman OF discrimi-
Ion-and taste, he went
trayeled the length of the
Nm for which Mime. Otil-
10 waive the bill u Ia
his daughters patronage;
ied. To my surprise, Il
.ndld opportunity for You
,ur income IN a dlgnined
4ls next words-was the
cthcr than matrimonial.
! then ] learned Of the
nc-that of shopper Tor
,the big department store
|nh Hunt. Like most ot
I1 not know that such a
proiessional shopper
tarhnical term-cNisted.
,ulIes had been explained.
III too good 10 be true. |
but shop from . until !. |
Co.'S treasury 10 back I
|01d ,eaye me all The time !
he social end OF things l
10 nc tho wiser. ! was 7" Z
hing what every woman
drthrieht.
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Miss Marshall win bc pleased To an
Swcr by mall al inquiries addressed 10
her concerning the origin and history Of
first names. In addressing Miss Marshall
stamped and self addressed envelope for
IhN .IlY.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-14
ONE Of the Santa Claus letters received by
Sanders-W Wright Store and forwarded to Santa Claus

Mr.. Santa Claus,
North Pole, Iceland.
Care the Sanders-Wright Store
Vinita, Oklahoma.
Dear Mr.. Santa Claus:
I sending this letter to the
Sanders-Wright Store and they have promts ed
to send it to you. I a girl and years
old. The things I want mostly for Christ
follows:
A big Doll, two and one-half feet
tail, that you can battle like baby
nice large set Of play dishes
big range that I can sure enough
cook on, and doll bed and some candy and
some apples and some oranges and some nuts
and gold ring and gold bracelet and
Three little sad irons wi tn malabe
handle and dresser.
K and sweater for myself,
a sweater for Brother Bob--14 years
old.
Wishing you merry Xmas, I am,
Yours, very truly,
P. S. will be satisfied if [ do not
get all I named. will cross all want
tWorst.
Dear Santa just lost my little playmate
last month"; that Is why want the big doll
My playmate was my little sister, Is months
old, named Lucille. With love,
My name i S