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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
CHAs. JAHNs WAS FINED

In the court of special sessions at
ST George last week Charles Jahns
was lined instead of Theodore Ron
alder, of Kreischeryille, as an
nouneed- Jahns and Ronalder had
a quarrel in regard to some yegeta-
bles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Headquarters for Edison-And vic
tor machines and records; the only
place you can get a complete selec-
ton of popular as well aB operate
records. Machines sold on easy
terms. Zellman's Music House, 169
Smith st. 23029-7-27-tf
Advertisers--The great State of Nortn
Dakota offers unlimited opportunities
for business to classified advertisers
The recognized advertising medium is
the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier
the only seven day paper in the
and the paper which carries the
amount of classified advertising.
The Courier-News covers North Dako-
Ia like a blanket; reaching all parts Of
The state the DAY of publication; 1t is
The payer to use In order to get results;
rates one cent per word first insertion,
cent per word succeeding in
fifty cents per line per month.
Address The Courier-News, Fargo, N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
%TOTTENvILLE A. C. PLAN
TO TAKE OVER PROP ERTY

$3.50 mountaineering of the Totem
vile Athletic Club was held at the
clubhouse In Sprague avenue, last
night, with President w. e.. Sharrot
In the chair. At this time final ar
rangements for taking possession of
the property were made. The build
ing and grounds used by the club
s. the Property of DR.. Cornell, a dem
sssfist In Manhattan and was leased by
sIhe Club Tomorrow the Iced will
fsfsS passed to the club. Those who
#@in charge are
E3G6nap, I. L. Bede11, T.
sGs&.eHhdrew ABRAMS. A. +. Decker
aud r. w. Hawkins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALSO Bond Letterhcads, SIC, $50
bond envelopes, $50; ESQ bond
bif1heads, 88c; 25o Bristol cards.
8Se. Delivered anywhere. Samples
mailed. G~avintype Press. lat West
gard. st., New York.
1013-10-5-13t-e I'd. Tu-Th-Sa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
WANTS

-anleu-Four or i've rooms onven
lent to station. Miss Bogert, Tot
tenviIle, N. X. 1157-t0-10-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
FoR hAIE.


SPECIAL BARGAINS:
l Reed G Son Upright, Nah.
perfect condition, new,
$326s00 .$1S5.00
l Chickering Upright, ebony
case .....s......,s...+ I5o-VV
l Gaylord Upright, Wal, al
most new .t...--.... l1b.UO
/ Strauss & Son Upright,
Nah. case ............. 10000
l Stetson Upright, MAN.. 1880
1 stetson Upright, Oak -. 1880
Terms to suit your convenience
StegeT G Sons Piano Mfg. Co,
1853 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J..
7~98-9-27-tf
Exceptional Bargain in motorboat,
25 1T. long, 7 H. P. Ferro-Marine
engine In truthfully first class condi-
ton; can be purchased now much
cheaper than next spring. Address
L. Huntress, Box 423, Metuchen.
1~125-10-9-2t
For sale-Two closets, one couch,
one icebox. Inquire 218 New
avenue
1114-1o-9-3t
Furniture for sale cheap
oA tCOdA vi 1OaflA6 toWhs =
Fredericksen, 275 Watson avenue,
floor. 1142-10-10-1t
For Sale Cheap-Good gas fixtures.
244 Rector street.
1141-10-10-3t
For SaEe-Motorcycle In Al condi-
ton, cheap. Inquire 418 Mechanic
street. 1140-10-10-1t
Cor Sale Cheap-Minorcas cockrels,
first two prizes at Red Bank fair.
irst at Trenton fair. Albert Wilson,
datawan, N. J. 1151-10-10-2t
Jhickens for Sale-Apply on Front
street, opposite Safe Works.
1~111-10-9-8t
TO LET. II
'or Rent-House, 116 Madison ave-
nue.. improvements, $22 per
Inquire Robbins lumber
ard or ITO High street.
1~101-10-7-tf
Six Room House with bath, hot
and cold water, cemented cellar, !.
n New Brunswick avenue. Apply at ,
Ii New Brunswick avenue. !,
9-2s-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Wanted-Terra Gotta moulders. Ap-
ply at works. South Amboy Terra
Gotta Co., South Amboy, N. J.
1097-10-7-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
Now For That New
Winter Suit

We know how TO make them and VIC
nave the newest fabrics to make them
from. w viii make you q $500 suit
for 5000 IL ordered now. Come see
n41~ asmplaS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Films developed: Six exposures, 10c.
Prints, sAx3H, Sc; 2hx4h, 3Ax3A.
sAx4A 4c; aHx6A, 4x5, postais. DC.
each.
Jamos T.. Braidwood, 275 High St,
Perth Arnboy, N. J. Sole agents for
John N. Isehrs, Woodbridge, N. j.,
high-grads printing, developing and en-
larging for amateur photographers.
1Q660,3- 25.Iyr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Wanted--First class tinsmith; come
with tools. Apply e. w. Berlett,
4o4 Arents avenue. Tottenvilie, N.
Y. 1~l02-10-T-5t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Wanted-A live and active hustler
to sell accident insurance. Excel
TENT opportunity to the right party.
Hustler, care NEWS.
1~0s5-1o-s-tf
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| Wanted-A man about the house
and garden, to take care Of fur
mace; wages $40. References re-
! quired. Address Y, care News.
113S-10-10-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
LOST.

Lost-A velvet handbag on State
street between Jefferson and
Broad streets. Finder please return
to 276 Madison
1~144-10-10-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
INSTRUCTION..

Teacher of French and elocution; In
struction given individually or In
classes. Highest credentials. Address
Language, care News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

500 State st.

Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing, and Press
ing Department 1876 New Brunswick
erhono SIR. Garments called for
and delivered free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Try our exchange corumn. Nc
answer, no pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
Business Directory.

aaraeIl Brothers. III High st.
Earsfng. TrnekzaE ana Plane aSavaax.
Orders by Phone OF Mail promptly
astan1ea 20. Hes -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
HELP

Boy Wanted to run errands; must be
active, bright, energetic and able
to write a good hand. Good chance
Of promotion. Address Box 400,
Evening News. 10-9-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Wanted-7,000 railway mail. post
office, customs clerks, mall al
riers. Perth Amboy examinations
coming. Send for free sample oues-
lions from previous examinations.
Franklin Institute, Dept, 233 j.
Rochester, N. X. 7~33-9-25-1m-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Elegant Apartme1tsEAl1 modern I'm
provements. "a Madison Ave.
1ce?l73-cS-ti
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Perth AInboy, N. J. Sole agents f.
John N. I@ehrs, Woodbridge, N. J
high-grade printing, developing and 81
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1860 3 -25-Iyr.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Look for weekly real estate bar
gains advertised every Saturda'
Monday and Tuesday in classified
columns of this paper.
BY
SHIRLEY & BLEW,
338 State Street,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Office open evenings until 9 p
~. Tel. 100-W.
221e6-6-23-tf
100 Acre Farm near trolley at Sc
warren with house and barns OF
lot, moderate terms; 80 to 40 acres
of salt hay part of farm. Appiy>tt
Boynton Bros. e. Co.
1143-10-1o-tf-Tu TIL .Sa. 2wks
For Sale Cheap-House on Sayrt
n Inquire Room 2, Madl-
son Bldg, 1853 Smith street.
693-9-23-St. wk. tf-T1-Th-Sat
For SaIe-A desirable fifteen room
dwelling house suitable for board
ing or roomers, situated on GORDON
street, east Of State street. House
contains modern improvements and is
In good order. Inquire OF G. ID.
Runyon. 173 High street.
For SaIe-Madison avenue property.
Toilet, gas, city water, cemented
cellar. Lot 25x150. Building four
years old. Easy terms. Comegys
Bros, 1877 New Brunswick Ave.
1s567-2-10-1yr
Small Country Home for chicken and
truck farming on trolley line De-
tween Woodbridge and Railway; new
six room house ready to move into.
Price only $4,000. Payments MONTH
iy like rent. Five cent fare
Perth Amboy. Liberal commission TO
Railway Homestead Co.,
Suite 347, 80 Church street, New
York, or on premises or Box los,
Woodbridge, N. ]. 553-9-1S-lm-
for Sale-Now building, seven
rooms and bath, steam heat, all
improvements; $500 cash. Easy
,erms. Frank L. Harrington, 122
lewis street. 565-9-19-tf
WEEKLY BARGAINS
SHIRLEY & BLEW,
83S STATE STREET,
AHfRGV NJ + /
twenty-five Feet OF waterfront prop
erty. Price, $4,000.
Feet of waterfront prop
erty. Price, $4,000.
.ot 5Ox160 on Jacob street. Totem
vile. Price only $500.
Ice Seven Room House on trolley
line, lot 75x200. Price, $780,;
lortgage. $1,000.
90 Acre Farm, Fulton County, N.
Y, ten room house, barn 30x40,
through farm. VIII exchange for
'erth Amboy property.
Tx Room House, all improvements;
good location. $500 cash, bal
on mortgage.
yine Room House near Woodbridge,
two acres of land; all kinds OF
'ruit. Price, $4,000; $1,000 cash.
This Is worth looking up.
Vice Seven fsoom House and four
lots on trolley line at Fords. Price
$500; $3.50 cash required.
1094-f0-7-3t
Wanted-Shoemaker. 4O8 Smith
street, Perth Amboy. N. =.
1139-10-10-3t
Wanted-A man about the house
and garden, to take care of fur
mace; wages $40. References re-
W 49, WI 49, AT~-r~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
WANT ID
Boys to be Managers

Boys, by spending $50 or 500 in
our school you will double your
present earning power and PUT
YOURSELF ON THE ROAD to the
Managers desk.
An increase of S5 a week In Your
pay means $500 a year, interest at
b per cent on 5000. In other words
VOC add over $4,000 to your per-
sonal capita yalue--did o ever
think OF that? Business men are
engaging young men I'm advance q.
5aa school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
IgIruATIoN wANTsLFEMALE

Woman would like to go out Dy tue
day to do washing and ironing,
Inquire Mary Segarny, 3S7 chapman
street. l0-s-ot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
ROOMS TO LET.

Flat to Let-Five rooms and bath
Inquire 70 Washington street.
I a. n n q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10

Hungarian Girl, 10. would like
horsework situation. Apply oV3
Cortlandt street. lO-9-3t
The evening world., 1911-08-14
Last OF the TrouDadOurs

was ~slXty-hve and weighed ninety
eight pounds and had heard OF King
Jdmes's record and that he uhe baron)
had a hankerlng for the vita simplex
and had no CUR with him n wouldn't
have used it IL he had, you can't CEN
sure him II | tell you that the smiles
with which the troubadour had filled
his wrinkles went out OF them and left
them plain wrinkles acaln. But he was
not the kind OF baron that flies from
danger. He refined in the ~mllc-an-hour
pony mo difficult feat), and saluted the
formidable monarch.
King James expressed himself with
royal d%ircctness.
you're that old snoozer that's run
ming sheep on this range, aren't YOU
said Re, what right have you got Ia
10 It? Dc YOU " any and or lease
any?"
Il have two sections leased from
the STATE" said old man Ellison.
mildly.
mo by no means You haven't" said
King James, Your lease expired yes
tcrday, and ! had a man at the land
office on the minute H. ,tl," 1t up. Nou
don't control a foot OF grass In Texas.
You sheep men have gpt u KIT. your
times up. It's a cattle country, and
Ai4''' N'' 1 "'S ~ - ''
This range you've got your sheep u'
Is mine. I'm putting up "a wire fence,
forty by sixty miles, and II there's a
sheep inside OF 1t when IT'S done it'll
ne a dead one. I'll give YOU a week
TO move ours away. If they ain.
gone by then, I'll send six men over
here with Winchesters TO mPke mutton
out Of the whole LOT. And u ] find
you here at the same time th!s Is
what youll get"
! King James patted the breech OF his
shotgun warnIngly.
Ola man Ellison rode on to the camp
OF incarnation. lie sighed many times.
and the wrinkles In his face gre"
deeper. Rumors that the old order
was about to change had reached him
before. The end OF Free Grass was IN
sight. Other troubles. too, had been
accumulating upon his SHOULDERS. His
rocks were decreasing instead OF
growing, the price OF wool was declining
1t every clip; even Bradshaw. the store
keeper at Frio city, at whose store he
bought his ranch supplies, was dun
nlng him for his last six mOnths' bill
and threatening to cut him OFF. And
SO this last greatest calamity suddenly
dealt out to him by ,he terrible kinG
James was a crushcr.
! When the old man got back 70 IN,
The evening world., 1911-08-14

no rlght7"
aunt Caroline Reeves" said the old
man. was my half-slster."
she was my aunt" said King James.
~ run away from home when | was
sixteen. Now. let's re-talk over some
things that We discussed "A few days
ago. They call me a bad man: and
they're only half right. There's plenty
u room In my pasture for you hun N
Of sheep ana their increase for a long
time to come. Aunt Caroline used 10
cut out sheep In cake dough and bake
'em for me, You keep you sheep where
They are. and use all the range yOu
want. How's your hnances"'
The old man related his woes IN detail,
d rnihedly. with restraint and candor.
"Shc used to smugglo extra grub into
my school b~asket-I'm speaking OF Aunt
Caroline" said King James, I'm going
over to Fro city to-day, and III rid
back by your ranch tomorrow. I'll
draw 1850 out OF the bank there ana
bring IT over to you, and I'll tell Brad
shaw to let yOu have everything yDil
want on credit. You are bound TO have
heard the old saying at home, that the
jackson County Reeveses and Kings
would stick closer by each other than
chestnut hurrs. Wen, I'm a King yet
whenever I run across "A Reeves. So yoli
look out FOR me about shutdown to-mor-
row, aud don worry about uOtninE.
Shouldn't wonder II the dry spell don
1882 out tho tuau rrtss.
ola man Ellison drove happily ranch-
ward. once more the smiles hllcd out
His wrinkles. Very suddenly. by tho
magic OF hnshIp and the good that lies
somewhere In an hearts, his troubles
had been removed.
on reaching the ranch he found that
sam Galloway was not there. His gull
blackberry limb, moaning as the gui'
breeze blew across It's masterless strings.
The Klowa endeavored TO explain.
sam, no catch pony" F1id he, 'an !
say ne ride TO TfiO city. What FOR can
no damn sahe. saw he come back to-
night. Maybe ga. THAT all"
As the first stars came out the trout
badour rode back TO his haven. He pas
tured his pony and went into the house.
his spurs juggling martially.
Old man ELLISON s't u' the kitchen
table, having a tin cup OF hcfore-supper
coffee. lie looked cOntented and pleased.
Hello, sam" said he, I'm darned
glad 20 see yc back, | don't know how
| managed to get along on this ranch,
anyhow, before yo dropped In 70 cheer
things up m bet ye been skylarklng
around with some OF them Frio City
gals, now. Nats kept We so late"
And then oid man Ellison too another
look At Sans face and saw that the
The evening world., 1911-08-14
., ETEJRYS Last and Best Short Stories. 81

~unhapp,ness in others around hir-
because il disturbs his own case.
So, on the next day, sam again dues-
toned the old man about his air OF
sadness and abstraction. Then old man
Ellison told hin the story OF KING
Iames's threats and orders and that
oale melancholy and red ruin appeared
to have marked him for their own. The
t%roubadour took the news thoughtfully.
lie had heard much about King James.
ON the third day OF the seven DAYS
~ grace allowed him by the autocrit
II the range, old man Ellison drove mis-
blackboard to Frlo CIty to fetch some
necessary supplies for the ranch.
Bradshaw was harl but not impli'a-
ole. He divided the old mans order
ly two. and let Vim have a little more
time. one article secured was a new,
fine ham for the pleasure OF the troub-
ldour.
Five miles out OF Frlo city on his
way home the ola man met King James
ding into town. HIS majesty could
r.ver look anything but fierce and men
cared TO be a little wider han they
I.lplly were.
"Gool-day," said tho king, grurHv.
I'VE been wanting to soc you. | hear
sl'd ny a ownan from Sandy yes
.rlav that You was from jackson
'1uuty. Mississippi, originally. : want
know - trp's a fac"
Born there said old man Ellison.
nd raised there tn I was twenty
ne"
This man saws" won't on KIM
mes, "th1t ne thinks You was related
20 the Jackson County Reevesos. Wa
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ranch at sunset he found Sam Gallo
way lying on his cot. propped against
a roll OF blankets and wool sacks.
lingering his guitar.
Hello. Uncle Ben" the troubadour
called, cheerfully. You rolled in early
this evening. I been trying "A new
twist on the Spanish Fandango to-day.
I Just about got It. Here's Row she
goes-llsten."
That's fine. that's mighty rne," said
old man Ellison. sitting on tho Kitchen
step and rubbing his white. Scotch ter
rlcr whiskers. II reckon you've got all
the MUSICIANS pea East and West,
sam, as far ~ the roads are cut out"
"Oh, dent know said Sam, re-
nectlvely. But I certainly DO ge'
there on variations, | guess | can
handle anything In five fats about a.
well as any OF 'em. But you look kind
Of tagged out. Uncle Ben-alu't you
feeling right we'll this evening""
Little tired: that's all, Sam II yon
amt PLAYED yourself out, lets have
that Mexican piece hat starts off with
IIuile, huile. palomlta.' II seems thu
that song always kind OF socthes and
comforts me after I've been riding far
or anything bothers me"
WAY. sacramento, senior SAID
Sam. "Tll hit her up for YOU as ofter
as you Ike. And before | forget abou
II. Tnrle Ben, you want 10 ierk BRAD
| shaw m about them last hams he ser
rs. They're Just a little BIT strong"
\ man slxty-hve years old, living o.
a sheep ranch and besot by n COMP
cation of disasters mo suocessiuI
ana continuously dissemhle. Moreove7
%troubadour has eyes quick 10 see
The evening world., 1911-08-14
~Dumbwaiter Dialogues
Bv Alma WoodWard

Co. Crnc New York World.
YOU the price Of all their clothes end
asked you the price of yours and ho"
many servants o kept and
Mrs. H.-WlY, the Idea! How rude
What was the name"
Mrc. W.-Hogkinson, I think, You
can't imagine how uncomfortable these
people made ne. Wen, finally they left
because the women guests Of the house
didn't come down - dinner quite un-
dressed enough 70 suit them. And then
r,sh' on 'op of that came the seven
DAYS war with mosquitoes. oh, I'm
miserable, Don't Won know any rome
odv fer mosquito hlt"s, Mrs, James?
MIR. j. Uimidly)-WDll, | don't think
YOU can do ANYTHING about Il nov, You
Should has pit. oil ~ o'tronella on the
ctild ct first, then tn" mosquitoes
vouldu.t have come near him.
Mrs. W. Ulmost in toars)-But that
doesn't do any good now!
Mrs. II. remembering suddenly)-Oh,
I think the jan or knows sometNin-,
hc,ausc | heard him say something
a.ou, mosquitoes to Mrs, Brown. tn,
other Gay. Il : cnll Lin.
T''o-'an.tor' Janltor' Go answer,
Mrs. j. Co,cTniy)-Oh, | think it,
l't l4'lf NV AiN'H AhH h'b' 800 az FL
terribly cross Il, YOU wake him!
Jsr''o~ Ur'denly-VeiL an whot
Is II?
! Ms ~ (o0xiously)-Oh, ~janitor. a.
you iEDw E'y remedy Cor nose u!'C
Sites?
Janlt5r (w.th gathering rnge)-Whot
Mrs. II. Crying 10 pacify tho monster
Little ITtgly's ltSs are in a ta"rtblt
! condition from MOSQUITO bites end We
/ thought you knew some remedy,
Janltlr slywlg-Well, there's only
wan remedy fer the bites av thin divili
an saure / erell ulyer be more thar
wan!
Mrs, j, gently suggesting)-And that
Is"
Janitor with much impressiveness)-
An thot Is
Trio dervently)-Yes?
! Janltor tconclusively)-An' thot Il
scratch yer bloomin' head of!
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makes troGOle. and always FOR the poor
man VINO IS only trying to please.
Meanwhile Miss Mudridge, arraycd IN
the most fetching of her summer cos-
tunes. was bright eyed and seemingly
fappy. II she molrned the missing
- Silver. her runaway fance. she gave
10 sign Of It
MIR. Jarr, who had expected a do'eful
evening. chirkcd up a bit and was
gay and carefrce, TOO. Ana then sud-
denly a sh!ytr went down his spine.
For s.ttins across from him in n stage
box. w!:h a large black opera glass
trained on Miss Mudridge ana himso,'.
was his "ompous and pulled NJ en-
ployer.
Between the acts an usher came down
to the unhappy Nr. Jarr and told MIN
that the gentleman In the boN would
like to see him, II the young Lady he
was u-corting could spare HIN a mo-
Iaent. Mr.. Jdgr mumhled an excuse 20
| Miss MuGridge and tOttercd TO whore
his employer sat.
ION my word. Mr.. larr, l am really
a~stounded at you was Mr.. Jars em-
ploycr's VeeiIng'
Let ne explain. sir" stammercd Mr..
lJarr, interrupt!ng the shocked tones OF
Ibis boss. Mrs farr"-
please don't tell me our wife
4 doesn't understand you. or anything of
! that sort, slr.' retorted the mar In
Vthe box.
II was going to say, sir. that THIS
young lady Is a friend of my WIFE, ana
that my wife has asked me to take her
here tonight. SNe isn't the supposed
lady that was IN the taNicab. Ready
truly
Z But Mr.. Jarr's employer chilled him
10 silence with a glare.
.Mr. Jarr,' he said, do not usmeh
The evening world., 1911-08-14
The Jarr Family
Mr. Jarr Does a FAVOR for His wife. Then
All Sorts of Things Happen All at Gree

indiscretion with ~mendaclty! There
must be a sudden and a complete
change In your conduct or I must ask
you g -cc!, i business connection Else
where. Meanwhile. for the sake of an.
7earance for the good name of the
firm. to avoid the OF scandal
mongers who may know you and re-
member your cscapade in the taxlcab
with a bride. | believe, You Will bring
the lady in here. She Is young and.
doubtless unthinking. And l.. for
%tuna'ely, am almost old enough TO be
her father. Ahem!'
He blew his nose and waved his hand.
He was quite old enough. indeed, to be
Miss Mudridge's father, and Mr.. Jarr
yer to the young lady and informed
her that his employer would like them
TO come to his box.
What a dear, sweet looking old gem
tleman'" cried Miss Mudridge. Il know
| shall just love him.
you'll have no opposition Il you do"
said Mr.. Jarr sourly. The old pirate"
But Mr.. Jarr's boss was most pra-
clous to Miss Mudridge. lie told me-
playfully that she was too nice a girl
to be out with such IA rascal as Mr..
Jarr. and he suggested. after the play
was over, that they take supper to-
gether.
The supper was a great success. Mr..
Jar told his best stories and patted
his hess on the back and told him he
was the hing of outdoor sports and a
good old bCar!'
N'-s MuIr!dge told the host Of the
occasion how she despised .ne s!lly
young men that were going these days,
and how she admired the sturdy. steady.
mature type Of downtown wholesale
! merchants. After sAe had said this she
was overcome with confusion to find
J that Mr.. J,rr's employer was in the
Wholesale tr"de.
"Wnat would he thiuN OF her." asked
Miss Mud"ldEe. hlusAiug terribly.
Mr.. Jlrr's boss said he couldn't tell
he what he thought OF her-she would
think hr wae g fulsomc natter"r. THIS
/ conversation permit',t Nir. Jarr &c en-
iov himself with the wlncr and the
v'ands.
lie afterwards dimly remembered be-
lr- nut In a taN.c.tb and being driven
home while he caroled that he wouldn't
arrive al his domicile TIN morning, And
iit v,s . A. VI. when nc got there.
This Is a nice way for you to act''
cried Mrs. Jarr, shaking him. ANA
where Is tha' wretched girl cara
, N1ud''dgc@'
search me-" mumbled Mr.. Jarr
GroNslly.
And shc did, but what good did
the DO?