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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
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Order OF Public.a..

Order OF Pubncaaon.
Inc State OF West Virrfni. Ohio
In me Circuit court OF Ohio cour,v
west Virginia. February Rules 1sTIs5"'S'
George Seibert. George
= Seioert. Louisa Bishon
and Meta Seibert,
Plaintiffs.
Charles Seibert, Louis
seioert. William Seibert.
Frank Seibert, George
Anna saaoert sShairer. In Chancery.
SSnairer. Lena Schairer Partttton
Elmer Schairer, Louisa
Happy. Annie MUM.
Mamie Burt. Katie Young.
carrie Meyer. Hermeana
Prysock. Nina Tracy and
Emma Thesis. sophia
schairer. Pauline Seibert,
Defendants.
me object Of this suit Is TO par,ition
aIhohsst those entitled thereto a certain
TTsct or parcel OF real estate situate in
vvii%e,phts District. ohio County. West
NIIsihia. being a small triangular par-
ser OF Iand situate on the bank OF Wheel
Ine creek and west OF the Ball estate
Sxhioh oeins me same tract OF land OF
when conrad Seibert died seized ana
possessed. which said tract is partlcu-
srauLIy set out and described In the Bill
ofnc. me above entitled cause IN the
oiilce or the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio County. West Virginia
ana II appearing from an affidavit
,he IN SAID cause at these Rules. that
dhe defendants William Seibert Nina
Tracy. Emma Thesis. George Schairer
bruho schairer. and Carrie Meyer are
no. resident OF the State OF West Vir-
kLnia- ana they not having been served
WITH process In said suit, on motion or
we fIslntiffs by John =. Arbenz, their
souhsei, THIS order or publication IS en-
Tered against them. and II ordered tina,
the said defendants. above named. he
snu they are required to appear within
one month after the date OF the first
llnINCANlnn NJ
IS necessary TO protect their tnterests
~ rs further ordered tina this order be
puDiished and posted as required by law.
witness. JOHN l.. KINGHORN. CLERK
OF our said Court At The Court Hons or
sac county. this 9Th day OF February,
i'Is. io-wlt; February NIles. 49,.
1919. ""e "~reh ls''
Attest:
JOHN l. KINGHoRN.
rou~ Clerk.
Counsel for Plaintiffs.
West Virginia. "''
George Seibert. George
= selbert. Louisa Bishop.
ana Meta Seibert.
Plaintiffs. In Chancery.
Charles SeIbert. Pauline
seioert. ~ al
Defendants.
The Defendants in the abov. enfttIsf
sui VIII take notice that the dispositions
OF LOUISE bishop. Meta Seibert. louis -
SuIei ana others. viii be taken AZ the
law oitlces 81 John y Arbenz. I1Ig-fI1s-
ille Scnmulhach Building. Wheeling. In
NE state OF West Virginia. on the gtn
Gay OF April. 1912. betw cen the hours OF
, Osiock a m. and s o'clock .. m. 10 be
Iehh IN evidence IN the above named
cause on behalf % said compIainanfs
And n. from any cause. the tskiuE Of me
Nhiu propositions shall not be- commenced
~ peinE commenced. shall not be COM
pleted on That day tho taking Of the
same VIII be adjourned from time fo
'iih' uht4i the same shall be completed.
JOHN = .ARRENZ
Attorney Tor pislnuff
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KNOX WELCOMED
When He Reaches Costa Ries On His
Way Around Caribbean
Republics.

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. March l.
Secretary OF State Knox and his party
arrived here this evening from Pana.
ma, coming by special train from Port
Limon. where they landed this morn
Ing from the United States armored
cruiser Washington. At Port Limon.
Secretary Knox was met by n .recep-
tion committee. headed by the gov.
ernor OF the port, and prominent clti-
zens and their wives.
Another reception committee greet
ed Mr.. Knox on his arrival here.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HELP 8UPPLrBD-When you need help
OF any kind. do not worry. lose sleep
or waste time hunting for help, we sup
ply your wants on short notice. We can
supply office manager, foreman. clerks,
drivers. laborers. stenographers. dining
room girls. girls for general house work.
our service costs you nothing. Call Ma
toinal Phone ak or Bell Phone 1eO5-R.
National Public Service Bureau. Board
OF Trade Building. mr-I-tf
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VALENTINES

rh~ man 80 affsmufs 10 rsu =
rousns biaf - tu.a.as Co..
uu.tls
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Too often ~ II the things We
shouldn't do that seem 10 make life
worth living
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The Daily Chit-C Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

= ow inch trouble and unhappfness Is caused IN this wcrid by n p<r
n % Who n slvays being hurt an onendedL
A young mother whom I know has been confined 10 ~ - or
txo onth IN birth % hr baby. although IL nnt h doctor "a
with her condition an expected her % Be m M ut fuside Of
folks
few days after tho baby a born. q cousins Of the wifi, came 10 -.
'he e oab M Its mother. A $ VA a favorns cousin n hd come
SON dntances b "a auoxed m - -
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TRUSTEES SALE.
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SIALED PRoPosAIS.


~ W~anufGtarsra $500 -
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90 80 49,
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m aFfsafrn Msaf W.
suElrs - 80
n 49, 1885, -
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e. fHfws narr .raaI 80 80
raHr rHsrsa
Ha rseasI 81 4 fnr
80 Ha - HnnHa
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FUNERAL U~TREcToRS
Louis Be nv
FuNEahL eEcroa aso
hFrrefAL ENahLMEa
ff-I 80 ffrI maI- ef~-~s

ns hrs rerrl far ~ Md
efrra Fnrra Ea
sc r. nrrsrrr rsu Terna rrkfR
a. n rerHt Naa Fnnra 10y
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Bruemmer & HHdebrsnd

80 piF-rtss So n.ssi-sr
Tssctenss aaf oa-s - 80 at
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soul
/ know a youns bride who a married from a small home. and hence
ouo 10 invite all hr friends to the wedding, md who ay. she thints
she made enough enemies by her necessary omissions % asst a lifetime
nj a uavesy o friendship III his Isl! I "a mar xucb ne.on. o..
nese who spoil our happiness. impede or actions and w sometiimes
ness. have M right to the anne of friends.
lea friendship is too big and fine for such cbudts, ,,n,,- -,
outlook Tor sights. way OF tn
IN person who is psrpetuaily getting hurt could have no better mea,
."e nr ns bruises OF ne spirit than to be left severely aIone C,,arn
him only aggravates the trouble. With the other tr.atmsn 8, , ua.er
N goo 10 him-hem nay ret well m become a rai wo-h ,ue.e De
Try It sometime with some OF this ""H niend-
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soue ufstdnce. th6 WaB allowed TO sec fhem for n feW
minutes. being tho FIRST visitor outside Of the family
admitted to that privilege. Not half an hour after she
arrived.
she had her way, and received the visitor. ana the
doctor says there Is no doubt whatever that gettinG
over-tired that day brought on the relapse ana fever
which Tor a time threatened her life. kept her in bed
Tor eight weeks. made 1t impossible for her to nurse
her baby. and laid enormously heavy expense. M her
young husbands shoulders.
Some people may think this incident unlikely. or
AT least totally unnecessary. but I know that Il will
seem altogether too likely to the young mother who
mas tried to please her folks and his folks. this neigh.
. = .nat heisnnor. In this matter. and despite all
her efforts has ended by offending some suneraensitixa
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EOR RENT

building of 9 rooms and large yard.
No. U Sixteenth street: possession
March LIST Hesse e. Kirchner Co, sec
ond floor sehmulbach building. f-is-tf
xoB 8ENI-Tnree nieeiy furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply
ron ,111x-l-roorp fat with bats
first floor; also ., q and Groom flats.
nicsiy Furnished. lifted up for light
heu.skseptng: rent rsasonAbla Amply
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WAFTED-Male help OF all kinds: If
you are a bookkeeper and have a good
record. we may be able to get you a bet
ter position. II you are a clerk and are
not satisfied with your present salary
or surroundings n YOU are a business
manager and are capable OF earning
more money than your present position
rays. We may he able TO assist you. DO
not fail to consult Us regarding better
employment. all consultations strictly
National Public service Bureau.
Room 800 Board OF Trade Building
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Order Of Publication
The State OF West Virginia, Ohio
County. SIS:
In the Cicruit Court ot Ohio County.
West Virginia. February Rules, 1912.
w. p. Hubbard and 1.
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machine at home and he prepared and
capable OF doing all kinds OF stenoera-
phic work. taking and transcribing dicta-
toms. copy work. addressing envelopes
ana odd job work. call at room 400
Board of Trade Building mr-i-tf
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Order Of Publication.
County. S.: "s"a' ohio
IN me circuit Court OF Ohio County
George Seibert. George
Il. Seibert, Louisa Rfsbon
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allFN efrafr HaTred Rocks g. 81 pr
f8 Eo-s sfussil 81 Mar wh@~Tng
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WANTED0Azle Help.
w T. T. ID
Men for sessr.l ~
boring wosk Apply
Il DE Empaeymsnf
Ol6cs
National Tube Co.
BENWOOD
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WAxx8DGrwo travelling statesmen "a
work small towns with candy. cigars
Los Angeles Products Co. 81. Louis, No.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
Frnnf e s1c sxsfutHd and deiyersd by
Barker, adminisfratrix Of the the estate Of #
Charles NJ. Barker, deceased, mortgagee,
dated the 23rd day. of October, A. g. 1911.
ister Of deeds Of the County our e Of I Pembina, I ia
state of North Dakota on the 23rd day of
and reeorded il Book 81 OF. mortgages at
Ellen J. Barker as AdminisfratrixW dr ~ of the the
estate of said Charles NJ. Barker deceased
to Ellen j.. Barker, by an instrument in
and filed for record in the office Of the reg,
Pembina. State Of North Dakota tiS on the . %
ana ana 1e may IN p Soon o el4sss e'4eh
page go. will be foreclosed by a sale Of the
premises in such mortgage and hereinaf-
ter described at the front door of the court
Penibina. state Of North Dakota, at the
September, A. ID. 1912, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on the
day of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy the
same ga t.sa are THOSE certain premises stuated
North Dakota, and described as follows
towit:
Lot eleven ig g ian and l. the he No e
block fourteen 90 in the city of Pembina
county of Pembina, state of North Dakota
according to the recorded plat thereof,
the register of deeds within and for the
county of Pembina, state of North Dakota
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date q sale the sum Of ThTee aa Hun
Dated July 18th. iei2 ' . ss'''Ao'''
ELLEN ]. BARKER, Assignee Of Nortgagee.
AttoFseSs Gnhr ial sAkys.
Cavalier, North Dakota.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES

Notice is hereby given, that whereas.
default has been made in the conditions
OF that certain ciattel mortgage executed
Dy yohn Mitchell, 1nortgagor, to King &
Booker, mortgages. bearing date the 18TH
gay gay OF q March, a: d, 1911, and thereafter on
ine T., loth gay OF March, A. y. 1911 duly filed
IN mt fhe @ ONCE me- OF Register of Deeds, within
North Dakota, by reason of the failure of
said mortgagor to pay the debt secured
thereby, and whereas there is now il1e
ana unpaid on said Indebtedness to the
Undersigned the sum of Five Hundred
Nine Dollars Five Cents:
!, Now. therefore, the property described in
@ said mortgage. to-wit. One Minneapolis
One Minneapa}is 1904 Separator complete,
One Ruth Feeder, One Foston Blower one
Candy drive belt and all other belts on
said machine, also fixtures attached or
belonging to said machinery. one Barnes
tank pump and hose complete. two 14-bar-
rel water tanks, one wide tire Mitchell
wagon, complete, one Lake City wagon
so much thereof as may be necessary. viii
be sold pursuant to power of sale in said
mortgage dontained, at nnhlic
sale, ~ 70 the highest bidder pI for
cash on Saturday the 10th day of August,
A. d. l9l2, at O'clock in the afternoon of
sald day, at the front door of the post office
IN the city of Pembina, and state of North
Dakota. to satisfy the debt secured by said
mortgage, and the cost and expenses of
these foreclosure proceedings.
Dated at Pembina, this 3lst day of July.
A. d. 1912. "
KING & BOOKER. Mortgages.
MYERS, GRAY. GARVEY & SPILLER,
Attorneys for Mortgages. Cav
alier, North Dakota.
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DIP MAT,


8 And what u your opinion Or Amert,
Icaf they aslDed the distinguished Vi,
htor, S' 7
TT 10 undoubtedly tho leader of civ,
alfsation.s 10 earnestly replied. sYouj
teeming cities. the great sweep cf thd
western prairies, the grandeur Of her
mountains, and the prosperity of her
citizens, immeasurably astonish me-
We should be envious Of her advance,
ment did we not know her 40 oul
friend"
| And the women Of American
He smiled. with half.closed eyer;
! 'Ravishingl Such witt" His eyed
1glowed. Such good breeding! Sd
superbly gownedi They have no equal
anywherel''
/; With hasty thanks. the reporters
clambered down to their tug and raced
on to catch the extra editions. leaving
the famous guest to prepare for hid
t1rst glimpse Of our glorious country
Lppincott's.
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Tongue River.

The f. FL. Simons family were visiting
st. Thomas friends on Sunday.
Miss Bessie Clark, whose home is in
Saskatoon, Sask., has been the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. j. Clark, for several
weeks. 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland spent
Sunday with the Gibneys near Bathgate.
Mr.. S, Schroedar and family. of
Munich, Cavalier County, have been
visiting with the Kaerchers this week.
Mrs. James Kearus and two little sons
were up from Crystal last week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and John McGurran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kirkley and their
three children autoed down from their
home near Stoughton, Sask., and have
spent the past two weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughn,
and with other old friends in the neigh
borhood.
w. Hodgson and family, S. w. Hodg-
son and family and H. F, Graves and
family, autoed to Beaulieu on Sunday
last and spent the day as guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hardy.
Mr.. John Peterson met with serious
and painful accident short time ago;
while shingling the roof of the hay fork
on J. s. Cranley's barn, he lost his bal
ance and fell distance Of nearly thirty
feet to the ground alighting on his feet
and breaking both bones in one leg just
above the ankle, and also breaking one
bone in the other leg and dislocating the
ankle. Drs. Walker and Galbraith
we're hastily summoned and the bones
we're set and the young man is doing as
we'll as can be expected, but it will be .
long time before he is able to work
again. /.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

Notice is hereby giyen that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Fos
ter w. Stevens and Laura B. Stevens his
wife mortgagors. to p. T. Stevens nlortga.
gee, dated the 18th day of January, 1907
and filed for record in the office Of the Reg:
.lster Of Deeds of the County of Pembina
and State of North Dakota. on the 4th day
3of March. 1907, and recorded in Book 90 81
Mortgages on Page 1856, will be fOreclosed
by sale Of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described at the front door
Of the court house at the county seat ia
The the, comfy 2f Pembina and state Of North
the 18th day of August, 1912. to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage at the date
of sale. n Z n Z. 3sT3' AZ,
The premises described il such mort
same are described as follows: The North
East quarter Of section thirty-tw go.
Township one hundred and sixty-three
4s9 north Of Range fifty-one (5D e Penn
btha County. North Dakota. - Fs
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date q sale the sunn q seyenteen hum
dred q thirty eight dollars (S1138.OOl.
:, Dated 2e July let, 1912. 2. T. STEVENS, M
+. W.CONMY Mortgagee.
Pembfna, N. ID. q 7}S { "a 55 III
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Gee. Kemp captured twelve prize at
1.-THE Hamilton fair. Geo. ii a progressive
fellow md believes il letting his liSht
shine.
Misses Leona Heneman and Marion
Mel Dougal spent the past week at tho
home OF the latter's sister, Mrs. Harry
Kemp.
Harlan Atw..ll OF Tuscola, III. arrived in
toilette Friday nighe for an extended.
visit at the h ,ms Of his sister, Mrs. O..
A. Wells.
Herbert Howell has been pretty scarce
among his up town pals lately. He says
it won't do to teach that son of his that
arrived Monday morning any bad
habits. @
+. E. Palmer Of Turtle Lake, has been
engaged to teach the toilette school for
the coming year. Mr.. Palmer with his
family will move to toilette. He is
coming we'll recommended and will
teach good school.
Mrs. D, Mcdonald was enjoying q
weeks visit from her brother A. Mackin
and wife from Winnipeg. They took in
the Hamilton fair, also visited old
friends in Bowesmont. They left on
Saturday for their home.
Margaret, the,infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Johnston, died Tuesday
morning. Little. Margaret was taken ill
with whooping cough about ten weeks
ago, this was followed by other compli.
cations which the best of medical aid
and care could not prevail against. The
sympathy of the entire community is ex-
tended to the bereaved family.
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Add:|ijtio | j nal
Locals
a Happy Crowd.

The Minnesota Automobile Associa.
tion members who took in the "Endur-
ance Run" from the Twin Cities to
Winnipeg spent Monday noon in Penn
bina the guests of the Commercial Club,
assisted by the ladies aids Of the differ.
ent churches. To say that they were
pleased with the reception they received
is putting it mildly, for everyone shook
hands with the entertainers when they
left and as the cars sped away rousing
cheers for Pembina and its citizens were
heard as far as their voices could reach.
Arrangements lad been made for
Morris to report the first arrival of the
party, which would give the committee
an hour to get things in readiness, and
details looked after, before they would
arrive in Pembina, and quarter after
eleven the first cars passed that place.
A delegation from here went to Emerson
in Dr. Harris big Mitchell and escorted
them to Pembina. AS they crossed the
boundary line at West Lynne all the
horns belched out their ungainly sounds
and cheers went up for the stars and
stripes.
When they arrived at Pembina they
were checked in by DR.. Dutton, the off
cial timekeeper, and every one had te
equip his car with oil and caroline be-
fore he was allowed to leave it.
At the tables were seated with the
visitors good number of our citizens,
and President LaMoure Jr., of the Com.
mercial club gave the address of vel
come, which was responded to by the
spokesman of the party, and wound ul
with three cheers for Pembina.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with wild flowers and vines and every
thing presented an appetizing and pleas
ing appearance.
Looking over the cars as they were
lined up along the sidewalk, while the
occupants were enjoying themselves IN
side one could not but think of the
hardships these articles of conveyanc
ing had been put to the last week
There was the $4,000 Marman, the s9O(
Hupp, and ohter high priced cars, side
by side, covered with mud and dust Sc
it was hard to tell what make they were
Having covered distance of some 81,
hundred miles in four days over roads
which no other vehicle could have pass
ed in months time, with tires so worr
with rutes and stones that they were
about all in, on some of the cars.
On arriving at Grand Forks that nigh
| in sending in their reports to the pres
they gave account of the Meridian roat
from Pembina to Grand Forks as tn
best road travelled since they left tn,
Twin Cities, which is good recommen
dation considering that the work don,
on this stretch is only begun. With an
other year or two we will have the bes
roads in the Red River Valley of an,
country on the continent where the road:
are not Macadamized.
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No Demand for the understudx.

/, No Demand for the Understudy.
I'm afraid" whispered the sou.
brette, "I'll not be able to appear to-
night. You better get my understudy
to prepare to go on in my place. You
see how hoarse am"
"Understudy nothin'," replied tho
manager. "You amt goin' to have to
wrap red flannel around your legs. are
You?"
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Unreasonable.

Unreasonable.
! II never heard such an illogical, uu
reasonable speech in my life."
"Bad, eh?"
bad, it was rot-and a poor linz
Of rot at that. Would you believe Il
he actually set forth the theory thai
some Of our rich men earn thei1
money!"
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toilette.

Mrs. A. D. Storms has been on the
sick list the past few days.
# See that new line Of mems work shoes
and harvssters gloves at Andrus' store.
Mrs. Peter Boa must be from Nilsson.
Il, but even so her curiosity can Be
satisfied. q
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boz returned
Monday night from visit - ST Psul.
"A sapclis and Dulath. sIssSs
M IIs. Harry Kemp took tlsst md ~.
|ond priits "a psinjs 3 kens ana Arst
Sprize on vlloi,tl at thss rounfy III
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Mo Idolatrx Thare,

/: No Idoiatry There.
II hope you are not bringing uI
your children to worship money, Haw,
kins?" said Dubbleigh.
"No. indeed" sighed Hawkins
'''Why. Dubb, my children despise mon
ey SO much that the minute dolla1
comes their way they get rid Of 1t al
fast as they can."-Harper's Weekly
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+; Loyal. So
snow listen to me-"
"All right, doc"
'You are threatened Wit anervoul
breakdown"
II know it,
"You must quit worrying"
II can't do 1t, doc. until after all the
players are signed. It wouldn't be 10y
al to the home team"
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Outside A.sletance.

OutoIdo Assistance,
Patient (a sportsman who has been
badly peppsred)-But. hang It all. doc
tor. since the accident I've gained
two poundsl
!; Doctor-Ah. but you forget the
amount Of shot you received In youl
back-Tattler.
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A Costly Quarrel.

A Costly Quarrel.
Il understand that your wife and
Mrs. Exc are not on speaking terms"
ITS so. confound it! And it ID
going to cost me money"
Indeed! In what way?"
"Oh, my wife now proposes to give
a big dinner party so that she can
snub Mrs. Exc by not inviting her"
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Whist Happsnsd
] so. n !. 5''''' ~ -
& Z 80 ths house = ensa 4.
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ll,ln n, /

s ylhbs - n sasy Tin 5a$
~ so
q q = 'NlI = =, !. 10 g o. - -.
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Man Ito boy who Is Ashing)-Get
ting any bites?
Boy-Yes.
Man-Perch?
Boy-No, mosquitoes.
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Pastoral Poem.
He stopped to pluck
A four-leaf clover;
A ram-what luck!-
Then bowled him over.
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A Distinction With a Difference

VOU may not always get what you pay for.
Il takes good Judge Of values to do that,
but If there is one sure rule in business It
is-you pay for all you get You may not be
able to see the difference between engines of
similar appearance at different prices but If
you buy from reputable firm you may be sure
the difference in quality is there
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CHAs. 81. IARRIs. n. p. 81
Physician and Surgeon. Eonnd at
i'll hours. when not pro fe sst,nally'
az his Office, on Stutsm1l'allnu a 2
street at day time and at his resi-
edence on Cavileer street at night.
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