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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-08-18


your old views and habits for new and
better ones when you find them and
be always ON the lookout for them
JEALOUSY.
How fortunate it is that there is not
jealous person among our large
family Of readers. We do not know of
one, do you? Such being the case we
can severely censure these Jealous
people that are TO Toe found in most
all other communities The first boy
ever born was jealous. II you remem-
Der Cain took a rough stick and kin
ed his brother Abel because me- was
| Jealous, The sacrifice of Abel had
been accepted while Gains wa, reject
ed. Jealousy is simply grief we cN-
perlence on account of the superior
ity of others, their superiority i'm
talent, wealth, beauty, virtue on So
ciaI or political recognition. II is the
shadow Of other peoples success
which clouds our lives. 1t is the
thunder of our neighbor's popularity
which sours the milk Of human kind
ness in us. 1t is the father and moth
er of half the woes and crimes Of
the human race.
When you hear man or woman
abused, drive in on the defendants
side. Watch for eXcelIcnces in others
| rather that for defects, morning
glories instead of night-Shades. If some
one is more beautiful than you, thank
God that you have not so many perils
of vanity to contend with. If some
one has more wealth than you, thank
God that you have not SO great n
stewardship to answer for # some
one gets higher Office in church or
state you can thank God there are not
so many to wish for the fastening of
your obScquies. II you are assailed
by jealousy take it rs n compliment
| for people are never jealous OF "a fail
urc. Substitute for jealousy an ele-
waiting emulation. Seeing others in
dustrious let us work more hours
Life IS short at the longest let IL all
he filled up with helpfuneSs for 9TH
ers work and sympathy for each 9th
er's misfortuncs, and our arms full OF
white nantes 10 cover up the mis-
takes and failures Of others, Surely
this world is large enough for YOU and
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-08-18

When most people arc not taking
medicine to cure them, they are eat
ms something To make them sick.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-08-18

Keep up with the wagon. Change
your old views and habits for new and
better ones when you find them and
be always ON the lookout for them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-08-18

Mnufct ling o pee
have
this ley
wugn aHhealhea of va Hnewing fo a
eduCan
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synopsis OF Preeeding ChapteTs.

In the middle Of the night messenger
boy delivers TO oliver Grant a fashion
able portrait painter. package with an
unsigned letter asking him. on his honor
as a gentleman. &c keep the package IN
opened until the owner asks FOR II again
shortly aftervsrd girls voice asks
him over the telephone whether he has
received the package, and thanks MIN
Tre next morning ne reads OF the steal
ing at a party the night before, o.
valuable Jade pendant belonging 10 Mrs
Porter. the aunt Of hiss haucee. Helena
Lawrence
A letter. dropped by Mrs Porter in
divers studio. Is discovered bT him TO
be written on stationery identical with
that used by his own mysterious CORE
epondeul-
on returning 20 his rooms the next
nj ght Oliver finds that his servant Is
missing
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MADAME MARLOWE.

The Eminent Pianist and C1afrvo -auI
Farlors I1-5 18th St
Her revelations are most wonderful and
aCkuoH .edEsd % be OF the highest order-nct
made 70 satisfy idle curiosify-but TO give
those who seek the truth a permanent benefit
Without asking a question she viii tel
you the object Of your cali. giving names CT
friends. relatives. and actual facts concern
inz your life and circumstances which --oF.
know 10 De absolutely true
The Madam viii refuse 20 accept any f-s
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction
Hours II 20 5 2. n White patrons ouI--
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
CLAIRV0YANTS
PROF. CLAY,

PROF- CLA1,
Ladies, 25c. Gents, SOC.
P2lHliI, CIaiTvOyant, Gard Readings
PROF. CLAY
Has Wonderful Occult Force.
ALL THE WORLD Is SEEKING LIGHT
OS OCCULT FORCES. but the Prophet Clay
IS q child OF natures greatest ziE-- and he
holds this divine Efr sacreG rTGs-
Think Of a man who can see your whole Life
open book
his EXTRAORDINARILY Powers
enable him 20 read human life with TN
errluE accuracy To those who are skepriczI
~ his claims he desires 10 state thar he VIII
positively make no charge unless you fiTd him
superior % ALL OTHERS Can anything
BE- fairere
To Those Unhappy, Disconnected,
or in nav trouble whatever. he brings i'm
mediate relief He gives exact and truthful
revelations concerning ali love affairs set
ties lovers Cuarrels. enables YOU 90 AZ the
esteem and affection Of any one you Ges1rs-
Causes Speedy. Happy Marriages.
tells 81 the one you love IS true gives dat
q marriage restores lost affection peace
and confidence 20 lovers and discordant fam
lilies. gives YOU the fun
Secret knowledge TO COntTG'.
fssCiuate and charm the one you love also
those you meet. and how. 20 make any yer
son a. distance think % you
He cures All kinds OF mysterious o. IN
natural sickness. removes spells gives luck
HOITE-lU e. m 70 p m Closed SLrfis
Io4 North Fairfax 81. ALEXANDRIA. w
y. B--Cur this out. keep IL Ny reputa-
rion does not need daily advertising
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

BY A YOUNG coIored man, position as ele-
vstur conductor. porter or house work.
honest and soccer reference Address rs
rear New Jersey ave n "
YOUNG MAN desires position as valet. first
class references white BOX a. Times
Office
YOUNG NAN desires position as a valet:
hrst-class reference white BOX g Times
ofdcs-
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n Z PHILPITT. Reliable Umbrella ana
Psrzsol Maker Repairing and rs-coverfng
a FDectaIty Craven1ette. gloria. and six. IL
em z St y. ".
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SPIRITuALISM
WORNIGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-It IS difficult TO figure 10
save a sum that's bigger. but YOU wear
. singer. Il quick on the triSSer. for =
tailored suit slightly used, $ 70 Sl5, 50
nice. one price JUSTH-S OLD STAND, SO
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FOR RENT-RooMS
UNFINISHED.

n ST y. ". gJ7-Suite large rooms. ad-
joining BATH large closets. southern ex-
puSuTe balcony. All modern improvements.
light house keeping allowed. cool IN sumner,
Wei heated n winter. highest elevation IN
family unlimited phone: E32-50. heat and gas.
% permanent tenant references
G ST \ W. 1.-Two comgausicafInr
rooms % floor; light h0usekeep 1gs heat
o ST y W. Izlz-Bright rooms. bathroom
floor; segara1eiy or en- suite
18TH ST. y W, 3ss-FOur rooms detached
house. windows sides, cellar store room;
p0rches and yards. open All day Sunday.
after $50 week days
NEW YORK AEE- y e. s-Two large
rooms all improvements hrst-class con-
dition- light Housekeeping
sTH ST y. W. i1ss-Two or three rooms,
second floor light housekeepins
KEEPER Pr y w s06-Three desirabls
rooms for rent newly Dapcred-
1888 MONROE ST. Mt. PLEAsANT-Entire
floor including hall and private bath, gas
and hot-vater heat So
ST s T. 05-TwO unfurnished rooms
sicoFe, sas and neat: no children-
STH ST X. W. uo8-Three large communi-
eating rooms on ID floor with side porch.
SO per month
c ST y. q gl3-Three or four unfurnished
rooms. ID moor heat and gas reasonable,
no children Owner
n
Cor light housekeeping
REFINED LOCATION. GeorEetov-n, sec
oud story rooms: large porch, heat. gas.
and bath, SO Address BOX q, Times Of
fee
JOHN MARSHALL PLACE 3ze-z unfur-
Hished rooms: heat and gas furnished
rooms Iight housekeeuing-
q 81 s W. iO0s-s large nexIy papered
rooms. heat AMI gas Sl5. light housekesJ'-
ing
SRI 81. y ". ISs4-Three nice rooms and
bah. second floor newly paPe-5d- light
housekeeping permitted
S-H ST. y. W. 1s54-Three nice rooms and
bath second floor; newly papereds ughI
Housekeeping permitted
I 9TH ST. y w I5i4-Three rooms newly pa
pered and painted. no children
[ ! - \ 2. eI7-BriEht oonununicating
rooms. light housekeeping desirable l0cd-
ton
/ 10TH 81 y ", uI5-Three uururnished
rooms and bath; price, SIS
K ST \ E 4oe-Thres nice uraflrnIshed
roOms. small family: good neiEh oorhood-
I g s.. 4u-Two large communicating unfur-
nisaed Tor light Housekeeping; one fur
nished. reasonable
i ST \ W. 15Is-Three rooms. second floor.
Z southern exposure heat. gas. light house
I keeping
I % -. y W. Zes-Taree large. cool. com
7 u1unicating rooms, suitable Tor light house.
I keeping siugly or en- suite. reasonable
/ ! 81 y W. Ies-Three large. commUni-
/ eating rooms Erst floor. Light Housekeeping
I r desired. siugly or en- suite
( FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished and UnfuTnIshed.
/ FTF 81 Z W s1-Firsf foor- cheerfuI
/ commUnicsriuE rooms front Of Pension
Park rent SO
I MAINE AVE s ". 5Io-Tvro nicely pa
Z 3er-f front rooms. second floor. hJzsekpep-
I inz- gas. bath. $50
NEW YORK AVE. Se5-FUrnished and IN
furnished rooms for light hous==seDinE-
nth ST =. e 1s-Tvo nice rooms. e
. Ho1-- al improvements, fgT light hOUsekeep-
. ine- private family reasonable
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HIGH-GRADE PIANOS
FOR LITTLE MONEY.
The new Brsdbury and Webster Pianos are
coming in Ne are closing cut all used
instruments in stock a. a fraction their real
worth Many good UprightS here 70 choose
from AL n perfect condition To be
sold OF easy "a yments-
DAVIES & son UPRIGHT. Sf15-
BROWN & SONS UPRIGHT. sI55.
STEINEAT UPRIGHT. S2SS.
PIANO AND PA YER $40
INTERIOR PLAYER PIANO. SIS.
A nunier Of other attractive bargains
2 c. SMITH PIANO CO.
10 Penue- Ave
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PERSONAL

w J COLTILLES latest book Ancient
Mystery and Modern Revelation with
others OF his works. and any other books
pertaining % spiritual works. For sale BY
MISS H y. YOUNG corner 18th and East
Cap sts.. over postoffce- Phone LING. 50e5.
SIGNS SIGNSl SIGNS- Have you seen
or handsome gilt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Attractive, Dura bic
gin letters------15c each
sin letIers------2oc each.
Drop card for man with samples Of our work
METALLIC SIGN CO. 1877 Morse
RESI- DENCES- Apartments. Hotels. stores
and Dwellings ridded OF WATERBUGS
reaches. and BEDBUGS by GERMAN
ROACH KILLER soc single 10 Results
guaranteed sos 18th n W OF n IlSS-
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS for our 1900 accident policy. psys
yearly. easy seller. big commit ssions- NORTH
y J.
AGENTs-Tou can make $50 10 $50 wee Ky
with our proposition cash. no credits, why
wait. write today PALMER Dept a. Box
271f, Philadelphia
I MADE $4,000 in I've years with a small
mail order business began with 50 send
Tor free booklet. Tells how HEACOCh.
5isI. LockDort. n y
AGENTs-Send i0c for ten fine landscape
pictures IN coiOrs and our guarantee: .
day plan. Particulars free T. F. MCCOR-
NICK CO. l7So Wells ST. CHICAGO
81 So WILL START you in a profitable
ostrich plume business We WANT TO
ESTABLISH AGENCIES. You can easily
make from SO TO SIS Der day. Write for
fun iBf0T1na ton SOUTH AFRICAN M
PORTING co. 1913 wabash Avenue
Dept. ~ Chicago III
SOSPI.ASH samples free. AEents-EUreka
Ant5spIssh -Wster-strai-Ters are winners
Daily profit 3 upGsrd- Get sample. BE
convinced Send &c postage SEED. g
Reade, n y
statesmen for this territory; splendid op-
portunitys experience unnecessary 800
monthly and expenses. Write UNION CIGAR
CO. Cincinnati. Ohio
SEVERAL MEN accustomed 20 soliciting
subscription Apply HIS New York ave.
y W. between and 20 z g.
GRONEMEYER
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LOST AND FOUND

WASHINGTON TERMINAL COMPANY
one handbag. small pin. rings L pair
rJIbbers- 4 pair eyeglasses, I pair gloves, .
fans. shdWls. ] EarChel. 1 baseball mask.
lady-s cape. set false teeth. shawl strap.
basket. cap. I pillow. 1 telescope. ] foun-
tain pen > packages ] special case % UNI
brcI1as- coats I spoon. 4 Vslisss, I doll
hats suit cases, I bunch keys. : belt 5
pocketbcoEs. I case. ! square
LOST-GoId baby pin, name on pin. I.eona
between Glen Echo and I'D y W
MRS J. W SPARROW, sos ed 81. y. "
Reward
LOST-Nizht OF August . sold watch
charm engraved r p : Reward II re-
turned 70 Ia Monroe St, Auacostis, D. c
LOST-Snau roll OF money between Boston
Baking Co and 2s y g St. o'clock
august g. Suitable reward
LCST-cold nugget scarf pin with diamond
F.. set S1i7 ST. y. W
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. g up call or send pos-
tai o. W HUH n 81 n r
GIVE Us A TRIAL before having YOUR
rooms papg7Cd. great reduction for next -
days estimates cheerfuIIy given ". H
MARTIN & BRO, "a y c. ave. s E.
Phone l. lZsS-
SEE NE before having your house Dapere J.
Rooms papeUed from s. I'd RICHARD
CARLISLE. As New York ave Phone Nor \
-zl-
ROOMS -'APERED. 8 Up send postal for
samples and estimate CE5AS- P HTSAS
lis % st s E Line rs -.
ROOMS PAPERED. g Up Wall paper, &C.
&C. and SC q piece Work EIsrsnteed- lie
PREUX, S6 st. y. y. PhO-s North 5fsL
PAPERHANGISG AND PAINTING,
FIrEt-cIass work at loves prices
: p BOWEN. l06 sth a. s z Line IS z
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up: call or send pos
tai O. W HCTH, 81 St y z
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
n BEGAL- ANTIQUE FURNITURE RR-
PRODUCING. REPLYING. 81 1 ST. ~.
y. PHONE y. 80 2
RUG WEAVING.
BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets:
TIE washington Rug Weaving Co. oaics
and works. sS1 5th - y. ". Main GTZS-
HANDSOME rsverslbLs rugs from worn car
pefss guarantee OuT work ECLIPSE
RUG WEAVING CO.. rs Ca ave. Phons
lzsl-T-
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WANTED-SkLESMEN


SALESMAN Tor this terri rory; spierdi1 com
mission contract with 81 weekly al 1LnCe to
producer Staple line Permanent position
z L RICE g. CO Detroit, 8IicH.
CAPABLE SALESMAN O. cover Virginia
with STAPLE LINE r On Commissions
with Ng8 monthly advance Permanent DO
sitio1 10 night man JESS n SMITH CO,
Detroit Mich
WANTED-Whishey salesman who controls
nice trade. for state o. Maryland and
District q Columbia, married man preferred.
Address P O. BOX 1G5. Rochester. " Y
SA Ism N-Experiencc IN any line 20
sell general trade IN Maryland and Viz
gina Cnexcelled specially proposition with
BRAND NEW FEATURE vacancy after
September 7 COmEJissiou with SIS weekly for
expenses THE CONTINENTAL JEWELRE
CO. Cleveland. C1io.
WANT EL-Salesrnan h-st-class rner-
chants proposition. strictly commission,
last man out made 8 towns IN first nine
DAYS and sod IN every town. commission
on smallest sale is s., money advanced II
needed foT expenses. CHICAGO COPY co. .
~ Milwaukee ave. Chicago. III
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HERE ARE FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains IN fine upright pianos offered dur
ing this expansion sale StIed- SIS, Chick
erlnE $50. Pezse- $50. Nose. $50, Kimball-
sI5e- Hartman. $40, Chase, $40 Shoninger,
80. Milton. 500. Fischer, $50: Weber. $3.50,
and many others. Easy terms. Auto-piano.
GOOD Condition. 1850. o. J. DeMOLL & CO..
Cor. Eth and Q SIS
FOR SAL1E-Stfsf. Steiny~Ry. Knzbe. shaw.
Kohler & Campbell, Mason 4 Hsmlin. and
q number OF other used pia-os AZ Eacri
ncinE prices, must sell TO make room for
neE stock CHAS- N STEEP. 101s-l019
st ~ W J. c CONLIFF- Manager
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HELP WANTED--MALE

FARTNER-Mau woman with $500 70
N-oo; manufacturing moving pictur.5 films
PHOTOGRAPHER Times office
verinE mirrors anyone can do the york AZ
home in spare time Booklet and sample
free. Q. F. REDMOND. Dept. -, Boston.
500 MONTHLY and expenses 70 travel and
distribute samples for big manufacturer
steady work 8 SCHEFFER. Treasurer. u
20 Chicago
TOBACCO sTRTPPER- Experienced 800 sth
st. :. 2
WINDOW DRESS ER-FIrst-class. for cloth
INK and furnishing state salary refer
ence- confident. Address BOX 81. Times Of
fee
WANT ED-KaiiWay mali clerks. Washing
ton examination November =. SSoo TO $500
preparation free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept BIT. Rochester. y Y.
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TAIL0RS

LOUIS GOLDMAN. Fashionable Tailor.
Ladies and gentlemen Lowest QTic---
Cleaning DyeinE- Repairing neatly dos
Work called for and delivered.
SO 18th 81 y. ". Tel Main Ssl
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DENTISTRY

Special PTice-ShOTt Notice.
81 sets OF teeth for $40 so sets OF teeth
fer IS IS sets Of teeth for s.. s. sets OF
teeth for s.. God crowns, S. Bridgevork.
S2-50- Filings, soc. ExtractiOns absolutely
painless. ARMY AND NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS, Cor. 9Th and T En-
trance $50 T St y. W $50 a. N. 70 s ,. M
Phone Main Ez24 NJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-22
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

LA Corepondnc que hay Puerto Rico genios
producer poduco eas oas erarias todoos gneros
Fandose epecamente enomnado la literature caste
llama ceno h Coreponenca deea pbar pueden producr
merto la M Al eto ha eo ab por medic de
neas abe camponato ca decda cua
del cueno de m6rio puertorriqueno
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Formation del jurade.

6o 10 de Ab de 1910 La Correspondence abra pebisco
formation de rado eudo de los cuentos decda
ua e de mas mfro trnfador campeonato LA Coepon-
dena pubcar Is as de anticipation fecha sa de 20
80 nombres residences s de forma
peente ao ca6cador de los cuento pbto consra
c autor de remosa LA Correspondence nota de
doce nomes de de agado formation
del rado Esa votacdn deermnaa los & 80 nombre de
h doce quearan autore de candidates
urado De oce candidates % Corespondencia denara
los hayan obteno
urado cacador del campeoato de ceto de LA Co.
espondenca de Puerto Rico Ell consto recbra ell II de
Julio de 1910 cnno de cuentos hayn oncdo campeonao
de de 1910 dho urado dara vecoy LA Correspon
denca entreg puma en- la conenda
lei primer cuentista puerorriqueho."
70 entendido abece La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico trfan ella considerable defenddo
d Sendo de adver tuo
lie conevado hasta tano
de LA Corespondenca
arrebaado por otro campe5n. 49,
Sofia Correspondence pubcara meda los recibiend
todo los que remitidos para campeonato
Le que LA Correspondence, en- 10 possible, espera.
9oeno de los obeos de La Correspondence estimuar
etudo de nura vida regional la epen
da natuza Dos pg dar nuestra patra este daro
clio precsa condcn omen escens
de abajos vida pueoquena bao oos los aspec
que ella puede ofrecer.
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Le que LA Correspondencia' en- 10 possible, espera.

cipa al gobernador que recaen vehe-
mentes sospechas sobre Andres Lam
ode cuarenta amos, natural de
Luna, quien estuvo un mes al servl-
clio de la victima. siendo despedido
por vago V pendenciHro.
Andres dice que percibi6 menos
iornal del que habian ajustado.
Pam ala cura ell Paludismo. Sc
yende en- todas las drogueriaS.
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Los cueptes deben ser ineditos.

"a Correspondence" oec puna de vencedor
peonao eabece para evar ean las sguien bases:
loLo que remidos La Coresponenca para car
parte campeonato deen do ectas estas ses
Para Ell 1campeoncto de LA Corespoadcnca'
2oos cuentos dben scrtos atores nombe
pbcaos Pero dean aque hacer pbco nombre 10
adveran dcando peseudonmo que ean pubcdd Ell
ri6dco debe de odos modos nombre del
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Cuande termina el plazo del canpesnats.

o campeonato empeA conarse dede 10 de Julio de 19os
termimara ell 10 de Julio de 1910
1000 paabras texo
pde escs RESIDENCES sla uera ella
pede campeonato cuento tai
de que pasen de cuatro.
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kRAJEWSKY- Co.

Contructores de toda case de maquinarias para Cen
rales eontratistas de facoias compleas incluyendo
ediCios =
Para i4forRes presupuestos, pianos etc drijrse ~
:, : l.. Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-22

Sc vende un piano
en- muy buen estado y
a precio muy reduci-
do. Infornaran en-
esta imprenta.
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BASES DEL CAMFE0NAT0

Bases generates del concurso in
te]ectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
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Mean
Little
Tricks
of Trade
By N. E. HARRIS
o. Chicago

ShOrt
changed by dealers every turn Ioud measures orc nod
very OFTEN where dry the legal measures there being diff
terence OF about ten cubic inches approximately between quart ou
measure and dry
Even scales not dishonest tempered with people are fro
quen made to pay from IS to 40 pound wooden dishes
winch are used to hold butter In purchasing oysters thew are often
Obliged pay about 20 which can be had tho
kitchen sink for nothing - ~
The tricky orekper will always short change people bv
taxing the fractional part of when not entitled to If For
example, IL an article costs ~ person purchases two fr
or SIX articles the of which 1919 EACH some merchants will
Always make change for Is cents Twice 25 four times
is o. SIX times 2 rs But the dishonest sokeeper v his svst
OF mathematics will make this aggregate instead Of * cents
that unless person goes some stores with bd H.
eye chip on his shoulder ready scrap every penny worth that
ne buys he almost to be cheated or 10 cents for ~
dollar spent particularly his purchases of three or fou soma
rate items The customer likely be npped for the amount Of h.
or four cents on each article unless he very and enuouv insists
his rights. - ~
VINO mas trouble IN getting what he pays for should
not hesitate to notify the city sa he has reasonable
complaint e io
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GOOD FEED RACK FOR SHEEP
5/oE ELEVATION

The accompanying illustration will
give an idea of very good plan of
feeding rack for about 16 sheep. This
Is quite easily made and has the ad-
vantage OF giving the animals a
chance to clean up all the fodder
placed before them without strafning
to reach the last of it, as Is the case
In wide bottom rack. In this style
the fodder settles to the bottom as 1t
is eaten out. The rack has an open
top and gives easy access to feed. The
two skids, one at either end. are six
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CHANGE THE VIBRATION
Il Makes for Health.

A man tried leaving of meat. pota-
toes, coffee. and etc., and adopted a
breakfast Of fruit, Grape Nuts with
cream, some crisp toast and a cup of
Postum.
His health began to improve at once
for the reason that meat eater will
reach place once in a while where
his system seems to become clogged
and the machinery doesn't work
smoothly.
A change of this kind puts aside food
OF low nutritive value and takes up
food and drink of the highest value,
already partly digested and capable
OF being quickly changed into good.
rich blood and strong tissue.
A most valuable feature Of Grape
Nuts is the natural phosphate of pot
ash grown in the grains from which it
is made. This IS the element which
transforms albumen in the body into
the soft gray substance which nils
brain and nerve centers.
A few days use Of Grape-Nuts will
give one degree of nervous strength
well worth the trial.
Look in pigs for the little book, The
Road to MELVILLE There's Reason"
Ever rend the above letter. A new
enc appears from time TO time. They
are genuine. trues and fun Of human
lsterest.