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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Pemberton Hall Dining Room, opens
to general public, Monday noon, Sep
TENDER 18th, corner Conley and Mis-
souri, Avenue. Table board "a per
week. Single meals. breakfast and
lunch 25 cents. Six o'clock dinner 35
cents. Breakfast Z to $3.50. Lunch
1 to 2. Dinner to 1880. y"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

: Pemberton Hall Dining Room, opens
to- general public, Monday noon, Sep
TENDER 18th, corner Conley and Mis-
souri, Avenue. Table board 81 per
week. Single meals. breakfast and
lunch rs cents. Six O'Clock dinner 80
cents. Breakfast I to $3.50. Lunch
l to 2. Dinner to 7:3O 80
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Good Day For Melon Vendors.
Yesterday was busy day for the
vendors of home grown watermelons
in Columbia. On nearly every Broad
way corner was a wagon load Of Boone
county melons and the sale was brisk.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18
Notice 10 Our Customers.


II you want to buy fresh homemade
candies and chocolates come to our
place, we give you chocolates fresh
from the chocolate dippers hands. and
4 you want to know the lind Of ma
terfalsl We use in our candies we
would be- glad to HAYS You step into
our kitchen, and see for yourselves.
Do not forget that the chocolate coat
Ing On candles costs from 10 10 so
cents per pound. We use the best.
Call for our homemade Ice cream.
None better in the city. -.
THE OLYMPIAN CANDY KITCHEN.
1910 East Broadway. Phone s5s.Red.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18
Or. Richard Mceaine Here,

DR.. Richard McBaine, formerly of
Columbia, University of Missouri
alumnus, is visiting here. DR.. Nc
Baine has been practicing medicine
in New York several years.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18
JOURNALISM IN TEXAS
Courses Will be Taught in AerieuIt'

Courses Will be Taught in Aarieultu-
raj and Mechanical College.
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College of Texas will give courses in
journalism, beginning this year. 1t
is said that the new school will lay
special emphasis on the ethics of jour
nalism. The work will be in charge
of James Hayes Quarles, a veteran
newspaper man.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18
Ashland CANNING FACTORY Opens.

Because of an unusually large to-
mato crop near Ashland, the canning
factory there reopened recently. Henry
Jenkins will be manager The fac
tory closed about year ago.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

The ladies of Columbia and Boone
county are most cordially invited to
attend our opening tomorrow. ~
THE LADIES STORE
Branhanl-Hinkle Co.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

If you want any IRE or life insur-
ance. see King. Crockett Realty Co.,
IA N. 9Th at
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Don't forget the Millinery opening
at Branham-Hinkle Company's tomor-
row. 9 So
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Let Alba T. fountain INSURE.
cur property 80
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Sole Agency. Folger's Golden Gate
Coffee Van Horns. So
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Sole Agency Folgers Golden Gate
Coffee. Van Horns. -
l., -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

Preserving pears at Van Horns.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18

All $500 Plain and Persian
Silk Pettieoats, Tuesday and % az
Wednesday 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11


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AM n"S- WIN ~ 'Eh' - 'Nnu' 'h'''N-
= r"u'iHh -h"''N '' ..' an" co No. "' 'h''
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~i" :" N"N. W." I''"' w. ~H'I''E
',F''" ~""" '''' ni'''-h 'h'I .''
VIZ - - ~ '"" = ~ ""'N'hH
""' ,'f-. VII" '"'- W ''"-h VI
h"'''' "''"' IT, I''' h'I'7 "''"
"r''' mum '''' '''''''' }" "'"h'hE
I"l"'' I''"F TOT 'h' "i'.'h. 1h' - per
irr. copy ." immature" ' w" enc F"rl-ihh.
hr'S hr'hEI" "r"IE- "h'' ~ F""r httI"
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HE tNTS TD 90 .sOT m.
Feeling That Comes 10 Wr shiiIp nSton
Ever, Year ut Aisnui This Timr.

Yes SAID NJ 'liilungtuu. Tins
."nbput the tim" when "a lIb" 10 ~ south.
wh"r" the soft warm hr.".es blow and
'r' say ~ aZ'Ir" and tn" sea ~ furQIois"
time. turquoise j. the word lsu ~ |
think that's right. though | never did
Know hrw 20 DrnnOuuc. d, s" heard
People speak 1t ~ least four different
ways and l dare say that non" of th.in
was right
But I like the looks - II IN print and
lik. the idea Of the tiTQinis. sea and
I'd like ~ ha down whore IT il and wher.
also "" find tn" palm trees. or tho pal
ruetto= - the "au4a may ~. with their
lovely. romantic frOnds- frond ~ another
word | ike though not 81 much as tur-
quois.
~N"-. sir. that wh"r" Id ike tO he
at tins present moment. wher. the law
irresponsible alligator drags himself
rarity ont - III" water to z'in himself
IA comfort profound and p"ru-ating
on ia. banks Of IT,. lagoon another
good word that. lagoon with his mouth
or.n for stray flies or chickens or pigs
or anyth ng tnlt may com" along and
walk uu~Isp"ctiugly ~
In many way, an ideal lf" III" ALI
gator loads: that - u on" ~ without am
uttion. s.,..sIng only Irdol"nt content
rucut. th.. fIluaSs o. Iil,. enjoyment IN
life. without .Tort He doesn't nav. 10
work for - living. nor "v.'A - go 10 mar
Lot Tor what t,- wants rD"tt M b" has,
T., de- - 10 draG nifr ~"if Oi.i "n tie. bank
II ih. lagoon. taking al th" tim" ahout
90 tu,t h" wlnr- '0. not ''y"r'ing himself
unduiy Ju-t crashing ont th"-" on ia"
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Jaws ana ley NAV upper Jaw the trap
door IAN ana "ithin II" has MS hr"akfast
"r ms "Ihn"r IL There's any easier wav
OF g"tt'ng a HNing than tha' don know
y and ~ - I" IN" Ianh ot IN" indoientlv
hnuuv and automatically s''if-sustaining
alligator thar nv thought. now turn
,L,-,,,r 4, .b,,IJ ,.y.- r,ry., IN. s.,a
o. ....-..'.
u" i"'"'' '"Ii''p'~'' ST.
IN ' W" 'iud lh" lar from INDECENT.
the fierce and active and ravenous shark.
with his dorsal fin showing above tn.
,.,.,r a.. H., ..,,.,,.t,. -x,ftlv along ,b. IN,
water 'S Nv "'''.y .,'s 'ne "
curVihE. 7haTP' tc'''"H "''''' SCI III h'S
cruel mouth back fh"T" under MS pro-
iectirg .nuut. 10 ~. imagined.
aH,,, don't want to get INTO the sea.
=; Ill an / ~, ,r !, i. -
Witt Wv - '" - - - ="
y" F"rfnHt'" 70 '""> ~ "i'h enjoy l's
perfect I"y"iInes-. whIl" find plic" at
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~ugrh"- trained nurses costumes. every
thing tor BABY boy. girl or adult doll
"s"n unto rlruc"a'- and polo coats and
automobile. ..c.g l.- b'sd = millinery and
fur
In me-, hlucIl 'nys there IL much thar
View York ha- not ~...H before. To the
-.uul.. tow tina, Mind NJ has been added
'h. uohhl.' Eiri Nhos.. gait IL arlghably'
w.!I ldart"d To that sort 81 propulsion
our "ld friend ~" team launch ~ fol-
lowed bv tho .ubmariue boat. warranted
To dive, down aI.i not forget Ia come up
Tn" boat r- Il tin. tx inches long. run
hy olo"k worn and agar shaped. a. ap-
proved Nv Holland and jules Verne
In. ancient hor-.. race around a green
felt traces has ID rival IN the a"roplane
rae" AIr~hip- Ar" quite "a feat'.r,. 81 this
-"ason'- toy collections They can be
bought for - cents and up. UP. NJ. The
Prices soar with the soaring ability OF
thu machine. although most Of them.
cheap ~ not. hsv" an elastic hand which
wInG- w and when released makes IN"
propeller -
m,niiiuT" America has a parachute
whIrh never fails To come down at the
right moment. Some Of IA" blplanp-
hry" dolls mounted ~ riders over y great
spread ~ wing whether You want u
or = /"pp"lr Won need not hesitate To ask
Tn" train ~ ears ON rails which sped
all around -" pIrIDr floor has m"tanoT
bh"-''d INTO = "pfHpl"t" railway system
this year II j. run bv el..c'ricity. has "a
Contra pass rR'r station. including ticket
Office. waiting rDufri. dining room. &c. and
there arr tunnels and complete electric
lighting system and switches and Soma
pL"r''- ~. rated by electricity.
Prominent Also among tn" new toys
Al" ..""IrIt" r"prudi!rtIOn'. 81 historical
pbJ""' -rI"h a. 10" m"d'. 81 ala odd tim"
post coach. - Revolutionary cannon
mounted Ou "a carriage with wheels mad"
~ wood with steel Fsiuds There are
Representations ~ miniature ~ disappear
Ing guns mHfl'' If -t"''i and mounted On
= hfi 'g. md piIrfrrH. down 10 ih. screws
ard l.vcr- "NI"ily hk" -"n" used by
I r'Is. Nin IN.'-' cost S.
iI-" r"il army gum sri-p Jr" ii"ii gam.
~ .'.".. differing only 10 ~" md ~"
fryi that they FIR. blank cartridges
cheaper and just - much fun Iro the
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mouth. tn" orange hI.-i pelican TIM
mods ~ head ridiculnu-lv a. It too goes
~ string l.-d way
Mention must b. mad" 81 III. wooden
mona -r"io- aud circ'I-.'-. which althou Oh
not new ~ Themselves a" imprDy ed
and added - ",""y wear This season =
addition H. a baudwI gon and circus wagons
enough 10 make - parad" OF bill po-tar
ruagnirrid" IheanImaI~ III IN. nana0eri..s
49,. Joinred and doubl" Joinr"d and can
h" mad" 70 assume attitudes that would
max" 70 well trained bIt l..- laugh
The. Vad ~ Ned iOy APPEARS ~ great .r
variety than eyer For IN" most part
invented NV h.. woman who IN her Nu-n-
berg workshop perfected m" Teddy b.ar,
they az. ioy 20 every child This year :
modification 81 the bear makes IIge Of
Teddy'- tImny ~ mriT without dee
sfroyinG his personality
For the child 10 whom Santa - tired 81
bring ng Teddy p"ar- fh"-" y dach -hund
a monkey a rabbit and elephant and b.-~r
Of all. .J.rnima P,Iddl. Duck a ma
tronly. COSBY looking duck wearing q
bin. -Inbonn.' and IA Paisley shawl A
litiI n girl not old enough 10 talk IntnllI-
gIblv stood before u show window full Of
ing for ono in "A b"arninR fac" and bv clap
ping her hands and RrirgIiug an invita-
ton 10 II whII.. her mother ~ Lio a not.
TO- Santa ClaTS'- rs.
FROM -tIH"d toys on" moves on 10 IN"
n"w tpys ~ IN" inhe.'-uctihl. variety.
IN pom, OF "Sf"-nal perfection IN" 'II'.
81 th. -ag toll world tn" newest 81 thr-"
re IA" S'"r and the R,varHn p"a-Inr
doll
The St"ig doll was chri-t"n"h in III"
land nf rt- birth. tn" band wh-r" most
toys -" norn. G'rmIny Sh" - -tifiy
i Med end - mad" with = scam from her
crown Down he. nos" mouth and chin
= hiffhua~k THAT d"iT.i'''- not ~ Hll from
be-. lpylb' "r"-- -" hl'i '.i'h"r pl.h' ian
rr"" nod "m",r- we'll 81" vii H.. I"v.'d
IT. .Dt"dig ~ many D, uDI,-"-y
~" I;tyaFrIn p'a-ant ilsD belongs in
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rapid FIR" grn- which H.. hollow rubber
bali - shoot down y"0,i"G -n.di'r-.
J.Irc. OF IA" juinuIus iru'h rhnpI. has
10 "Omp.st" his winter with u...rn ,s,'
and with a s'ork carving q hahv Ia
-irrplr spring TOYS 'h'-r" tr'. tiny barn
yards inhabited hy sp-Call,.d farm 'us-
4 ha-nvdrd has = rop~i"- - .. COW or p
dog for ID-t Au"e. and when v"u open 'hr
barn door ih.. req mr.. Jumps ont ~ Won
making a sound which fo a v"'y ..la-r IT,
ina Z inat ION - Growing, mouinR or bark-
ing
Toys are becoming more ,u-' 1Ic'iv"
and less foolish every wear Pic'ur"
boots. from cloth on.- TO fh"-. with
music box inside: ctay mod hing OUT frS
embroidery SETS. blocks. paint ing books
al! sorts Of busy work toys. shops ~ All
kinds. doll housss. steam engines from
s. mp 20 s225D. elrctri workshops. radio
scopes almost everything nowadays -
mad. with a view IN helping in "a chld'@
developm"nr through play They gh'
be- called Fro..bel toys. so thoroughly
do : hey "mbody hi. ideas
The attractive five and az cent ioys
are numbsrle-s: dolls made Of cotton VI. n
waved faces may no had for 10 cents
So whci her your own particular Santa
Clans has "A pocket full Of gold or only a
few dimes saved with sAcrifciai cunning.
{ here - no reason why Inc babies shouldn't
hav" something from the TOW shops IN
their stockings
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Curiosity Of Portraits
Of Half Il Century .4go

and tbs. amount nf repairing tn IL, done.
h" asked m. what thought Of ~
i Told him II was a Very good example 81
daguerr"otyp" art and then said oirhand
that It was strange how "a beautiful young
woman like the one Of III" portrait Coull
ever hav" had -Ich an ugly baby The
man COugh,-i h.hind hl- hand and then
SAID abruptly that h- wis glad Thought
III" Young woman was beautiful ~ that
wa The pl"tur. nf his mother and men
TONED. without going into rir'.-nm. de-
tails. hat n" Was Inc only child
Th" reason hlam. my want If tact.
continued the photograph"r. is h..,-a,n...
a. general thing can trace family
r"~"nblanr'-- -uallv | say Inst ~
soon A. "A woman the ma joTity 1T my
patrons ar" women ur a man brings
me daguerr-oiype, This l. your grand
mother ar grandfather great uncle ur
aunt. aud ! rarely make mistakes
On" after another several scores II
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ton II had never s-sn tamparei with
and was scaled just az IL was " hon tho
picturs was taken
-Sura enough Il was, hat the portrait
Instead Of being u daGuerrotype was a
tintyp. a process. that followed after
,lagi.rrutyping. WINS much cheaper aud
IN its early DAYS was often palmrd OF
on the unwary for the more expensive
and liner kind l did not tell her the
mistake ~ long a. she did not know ~
herself. No one could he deceived who
pat the two examples together. for there
~ u great diferenC" In them
Many people. | believe. were taA-n
in by the cils.-,s, Zoe iiIer- seemed t" he an
unwritten law that th. dag,Isrrotvp"
case shonli not be- 'Is'"i for tmtvp''s
and that was seldom iufring'-i upon hE
reputable photographers.
woman who has wandered in - vc.
daRu-rr.utvpe Ot her grandmother
rest bred comments on the g-n''.. "'.
pr,'SssionS IL The women II The daC'I" .r'".-
typo epoch Almost ~ith"ut exemption
uh.,- women of the Ig,Icrrrotvlp. 49," Ch
sars serious. Sedat" creatures. their C. :
tunes usually plain. occasionally IN
youth showing love 81 tin.ry but this
'inery always Of very 'On"erN alive
Kind bi' Of lace. "A ilowtr. a lock-'
maybe. Or "A slender thrsadlik- cham.
IN embrOt-red muslin vOk. and under
sleeve. Hand work only was worn and
life was too strenuous a proposition Ia
allow 81 much leisure being spent in
personal adjoining. lou need TO IA
group OF the typical twentieth century
women looking at these Portraits If
their ancestors to- realize the tremendous
difference marking the Chnsrn 81 time
betw-en.
i ALWAYS think. remarked tins par
tirI.er woman. when see th.. IiCtoriln
-lnping shoulders tn" general Al ~
.Ih+Out. -iIbnissIon the hack of SCALED
character. the Woman " hp brought large
families into the wprI' aud brought thou
ny uncumplaiuingS with bIt i single
word dutv' on her h-Ir' and mind. f
!. gravaston- Jaw uur. IN an old ",m..-
t-rv ~ Anna. 'olis Nova ,cutia
The stone was long and narrow On
il were rrcuried N many lines tur
trans""nd1nt VIRTUES of unr Eliza. VINO
WAS word painted ~ being - faithful
wife and daughter ~ we'll aS an ldori,.g
mother She wis said TO hive ,t,uart.d
thus life ~ the early AK. of Is lea wing
h.hImd h.r s"rrowing spo'>.. inu ulnc
small children. who bitterly moaun.d
her loss Will" r.'-lgu"d ~ the Maker
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brought m" ON" to b" Photographic
from and h"tor" She TOOK It from i'a rap
p.nE- said that nothing had ever hap
p.n"d To- ~ although sh. had moved
ab''.r q great deal rxc-pr that the 'h,ldren
had AIKEN ~ apart knew of cours.
what that meant, that IN" surfac. would
lock just as # II had h."n scratched wish
- knit. blade. and sure enough it did
I hli,!rcn and daEu"rrent yp..S should never
b" let alone ia - room together.
! woman came IN the other day with
4 da g''"rprivpe case IN her hand and told
IN" 'alr IN" " auIa,l - photograph taken
from IN" portrait uf n.r father for thr
Christmas present - a sister lao lIy '.i ~
4 IlifornI- 80" wa~ most enthusiastic
and SAID that 10 MAS III splendid ,'ondI-
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several and intends them for others Of
her family.
rhis same tr7I" If Southern, 'rs,
while IN. Wes'-rn.rs are Lis" the We"
Workers. IN looking out for th"ns''N -
4 great many If the Western dagU-rr"u-
types. by tn. ~av. ar" portraits thai w"r"
taken Their" when families packed up
and enigraI.d. a. they 'all''i " then
Usually they haN" h.-n carefully pre-
served and show "rv -, ,drn,,'uf haN ing
been the objects III great ,s.','ni and ven
Grafton.
Most Of the damage 10 old dag. ..rI"-
otvpes has been don" by the Cnildr'n.
who wer" allowed q prv them from the
tight fitting interiors 10 sc.- how tho
were made 4 woman the other dlv
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origin 10 l'irew n ter.

When ~" Huh-"n's Bay Trading ,nmpar,
hogan ~ 'rnding among the Indians ~ Wa
found that DN Sniliug thc Indians ltur.r
they c"Ili NOR" "a-i" h. induced ~ irad-
their y'i1ri"-
tn" hr-t 81 hi-k"' or iutOxiCant NJ f.
f"ri"r TuHli, wa- distilled n, England
1Hd brought =" hneriCa IN large bnrr..i-
hat m Transporting u overland u Wa fpuuI
NOR" "pUN "rt"ut 1" dIyICle N into small k.v-
The Traders soon ba,Ane aNac. OF 80,
fi"t that rs diluilug ;nr vhiSkey win
winter more fIF. could ~ Db'aiur,t Vbi-
VA pta''i-"'i iuT -p'us time" hut the ~.
Han learned that good whi>ks.y pour,d
~ - u re- nDUid 'ItI-'. % y" lame tfyi whrfrsa-
had ~" ~ lt-h'N l""u 'tlsf"d the aI' spili
y. ,tu"r'hrd n Nu- rs lh,s ainpL .,
pertinent TIM 10" term firsn aier" Desaur,.
d, common vrrI .uIvfg iNitFH,
. \ cher " be- bed 'ssI|r.r r.srtI fi's. hat
"n"''- ~ Htf.I"E siUHu'..s i.. i,..rfI.. ...t
n NH- ruD-i &C. rfauB.IE ur..HfI.I frrr .H..
heart - Wildcats aud ih" f"ut,u"- ul W ,r,..u
from the effects u produced
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dagrerreotype= are taken from their
raceptacl.-s and placed side by side on
II" showcase. Some Of them arr. III u
very q lapidat.Ad condition. some a. good
tn" day they We're taken except for 4
-lighr fading OF the velvet pad. or a tone
Ia IN" metal pIsc. outlining the face that
tells pf age.
on" difference | motto" IA the pnopl.
who coin" here with ia gu"rr"piypes 10
b" restored or photographed continues
thu. IrtISt. - that III" New York woman
l. undoubtedly Just A. proud Of IN. fact
that III. has ancestors who had time and
money 10 hay. their face. p"rp.ttIared
IN thus way A. any woman of New Eng
land or the South. but when sh.. briuz,
on. her" the hack Of family -.nrIrp. Ut.
that l. particularly mark ed IN New lg-
land IL evidenced by IN" fact 'hai -hc
never wants NOR" Ihan ON" copy made
and that for herself whii. "a" New Eng
hand woman u-uaiIv leaves an ORDER for
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--". in the mode 81 1850. her hair
Il N broad white line reaching
Iow on the forehead 20 the back
U- head. where the hair wa tightly
.r"d IN manner that would hav"
-.. uno-coming 10 any one not blessed
o.. nor" than the usual share of Z God
low cut dress was outlined by
.t.. turnover collar fastened with a
1n. and IN tn. curve Of the we'll
'd"i arms was a bundle Of white in
rent shades. which resolved its"lf
Pr loser INSPECTION into a semblance
+ baby of three or four months wrig-
4"i several swathingS Of muslin
..--
.r. nan explained h" pinot ograph"r,
...' .0" picture wrapped up IN many
..-t-- # tissue paper and 'h"S" ~
.. ~ a r..c" of old velvet Their. wa-
I...r' -. treasured II very highly and
TO-. tti turned u 20 IN" light and
'.-f .g.. amount - damag" afflicted
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very rigid and fixed IN" strong ligut
Vas Also \ triul. ana the "uly ,nrr.-i t>
thIt tn" portraits are a. p,.rf."r ~ line
and oppression a. they ar.
The old Fashioned head reefs al tkat
tim" were AN inJi-p u-Ihl' e.. - uI
IN. -t.idin whu-r iIup"rrIu'~ .~.r. mel
L.HrHlly 20 b,um, i.f ia" tH'' that All
old ,iugurrr"utvp-~ Wee At' 81 three.
ul.rrer hng'n iWru-, aud 'hat the iull
D.ugth prr'rsrl, w. ,"p OuIl own.
The iagiIrrr"pi-U- artist had hD~u-
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5EHOLD THE WOODEN TOYS
yJUi DDIE ne O\E or
IN iSON's DERi Tt\TE>.
.r'tu". >nbniar inr Boat ami i'riI-
.r- ,iso Ia the shop THIS Year
'"a.ant and Partisan Doil- and a
.,rt In the Bo< Barn, ard B.siG!r".

..' .'ra before ihev We're sithsr-
,. r-rId. wooden TOYS. W.. b"fnr.
't'h"r- played with toys Of tin.
.ttt rur children playing with
.4y- almost ~ cr'.d" Just A.
...- and every hIt A. heart
hos" of Their grandparents.
gen y 81 toymaking IN tn" last
...- Ht- been toward wood In This
'I~I-'rna- wonderland r-en
= .ir-. hig and litI". that used
tr.. wooden DOLL are made
I .i W" ioinr"d from their toes
.rrd-
HI' .I'-rnd bodies clothed IN
'.'riw- 'h"y 80 IN wooden carts
"'.. i,IF'uS wooden horses whose
'.u''-Inn -""rnI 10 b" rhinne--.
grn" them taking their wooden
hgtr"~ "ygS and garden
Nrpd..n market az the wooden
md returning nom" with a
n wooden DOLLAR Con
..' Irl" worirn people with
wa,-'
40 -nldI"T no longer - eos
.-f hTt - cnmpiIc"ntly will
ed ~ a tHrg"' T. yOnd"r
.,d hil -LInh- - pIn" castle
..'"u triunr.h kuIghi4 gulrd-
t"7 wbri'igr
'H"B"u toys ~ 1917 mono T.
o'r" tiriu IN animals, ~"
u" gia't T. .hrpp"r. ~"
'N vn"s" h"ylik" n.,Id
'l -"in s.. -rd" %. you puii
.HE "rfu 10 ...ug wuil. Do.
% "n"n. -n"EInE 4 brGrint r"d
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Guthrie Markets

Corn--65c
Miljet-si.2S
0ats---35c,
rslea hay-sl1 70 s1s.
Loose hay -ss n .IG.
Flour, so't wheat patent--l2.6u.
Hard wheat-$2.70.
Wheat, hard--$l.O7 IL.
Bran, soft wheat-S1sk.
Shorts-sl40.
Alfalfa meal-s1.25.
Alfalfa seed--$l2 TO Sl4 pei be.
Cane seed--k1.0O.
chnps-s160
Butter--f7c. VS.
Eggs $500.
Hens.-9r.
Broilers i0c.
kafflr cprn-yt.7b.
Millet seed -$125.
Poultry food $3.50.
Oyster shells s12k.
Corn meals1 10.
Cow peas $500.
Lamb--s5 10 ss.
Beef s300 to 1926,
Hogs-s77b.
Veal $500 10 $500.
Geese Sc.
Duckg-7c.
Potatoes Colo Soc.
Strawberries, per crate y5.sa.
Melons &c per pound
cantaloupes- $3.50
pananas--4c per pouad.
Tomatoes s375
Oranges f2.7b to ~.
Pinapplcs-$3.
Tides salt cured No. !. 7c.
Hides. green No. 1.--6c.
Hides. No. 2. one cent less.
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FOR SALE Small planiug mill clec-
trlc motor and about ls. machines.
Cost about $4,000 VIII sell for half
price, Allin splendid condition ana
working to capacity every day Low
rent Reason for selling; too many
other interests Terms II desired.
Wills \ Munger 517 Francis ST.,
( 81 Joseph, Mo Ci
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S
CLASSIFIED
FoR SAL

FOR SALE Best cafe In southern
Kansas; fne location III a,toNn If
10000; only one other good cafe III
the town; 4 good chance for res
taurant man II taken al once; best
reasons for selling. Address NJ G.
Arkansas City. Kan 1t
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE

Irrigation means wealth G,0cO acre
first class land every acre till0ble with
decided water right, dltches already
huilt. every acre can be irrigated; ~
famous San Louis valley Colorado.
from 40 acres upward price for lard
and water $50 per acre; - cash. bal
ancc easy payments Full particulars,
write S. Kaiscrm, Hotel LaSalle, Chl.
eago. Agents wanted
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WANTED Al good bull dog Addreos
'R care Leader 6t