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is in Louisville today for a visit to his ccldier son, Simon Bolivar Buck ner Jr. of Fort Thomas. As scon as the general got squared around at his hotel and had figured as the cen ter of an old-fashioned levee, he sa | he intended to enjoy every min ute of his stay, despite his 90 years.
 "Ycu know, he confided to the newspaper men, .'I don't get old like a lot of people. Why, I'm up till 12 o'clock or later every night reading the newspapers and magazines, and I find plentiy to keep me awake"
 Gen. Buckner figured as a vice presidential candidate on the gold Democratic ticket in 1S96 He says he is as keenly interested in politics as he ever was. He declares he's strong for Wilson.
 ''Oh, Lord son, could tell you lots of war stories," said the general, 'but thank God, war times are all over, I hope. Now we are al Amer jeans ard our battles are in com- mon''
 The reference to battles appeared to remind tte general that :nce he was editor of the oll Louisville Cour- fer, tor he told several stories ilus- trating the point that there have been times when knowledge of the fine art of gunnery was necessary for the success of a newspaper. The general will re urn to his home ill rural Kentucky tomorrow.
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NOTICE. e,,,ss'

The Commissioners of Paving Dis- trict No. 29, City of Pine Bluff, Ark, will receive bids for the construction ot approximately 25,500 square yards of vitrified brick or creosote wood block paving and 2,000 lineal feet of curb, until 2 o'clock D. m. August 2Oth, 1912. The commissioners re- serve the right to reject any and all bids.
 Plans and specifications on appli- cation to F. R. Allen, City Engineer, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 J. H. WATKINS, l-ol-lSt. Secretary
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kid3ey and bladder troubles. removing gra- vel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu- larisies of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sen
 by mail OH receipt of $1.0O. One small bottle is two months treat 'ment. and seldom fails to perfect 2 cure. Send for testimonials from this and other states. E. W. Hall
 2s2O Olive street, St. Louis. Mo, Sold by druggists. 10-1s-E
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Are Ever at War.

There are two things everlast1ngly at war, joy and piles. But Bucklen,s Arnica Salve will banish piles Tn any form. It soon subdues the ltcning, Irritation, inflammation, or swelling. It gives comfort, invites joy. Great est healer of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts. bruises, eczema, scalds, plmples;, skin eruptions. Only % cents at. all druggists.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Samuel R. Cobb, plaintiff, vs. AEbit Cobb, defendant.
 The defendant, Abbie Cobb, is warn ed to appear in this court within thir- ty days and answer the complaint ol Plaintiff Samuel R. Cobb. Given under my hand and the seal of said Court this 22nd day of July, A. D., 1912.
 G. E. LITTLE, Clerk.
 G. c. LITTLE, D. c. 7 23 30 z 8 14 21.
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Bar silver, Gle
 Mexican dollars. 4Se.
 Government bonds steady.
 Railroad bonds irregular.
 Money on cali, , l=2@S per eent; :; ruling rate and closing bid, ? 7-S per cent; offered, 3 per cent.
 Time leans steady, highest, 1-2 M3 3-4 per cent; io days per cent; S months, 1 5-S@4 3-4 per cent.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Jake Harris, Plaintiff, vs. Susianna Harris, Defendant.
 The defendant Susianna Harris is warned to appear i'll this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of Plaintiff Jake Harris. Given under my hand and the Sea of said Court this 3rd day of August A. D. 1912
 c. E. LITTLE, Clerk.
 c. C. LITTLE, D. c.
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In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 l.. B. Smithey, plaintiff, vs. Mollie M. Smithey, defendant. The defendant, Mollie M. Smithey is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff l.. E. Smithey. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this goth day of July, A. D., 1912.
 G. E. LITTLE, Clerk.
 G. c. LITTLE, D. c. [ 23 20 & IA 21.
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GENERAL BUCKNER 9O,
 READS TILL MIDNIGHT
Kentucky Veteran, Hero of TWO Wars
 and Former Governor, Says He Is Strong For Wilson.

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 1S.-aen. simon Bolivar Buchner, who admits that he mixed it up considerably
 during the Mexican and Civil vars and who served as governor of Ken 'lf tucky, after laying down his swofu, ',
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-ONE HORSE BUGGY
 and douoble harness, almost new.
 Will sacriife if sold at once. Apply 1906 Linden Street. S-G-6t
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TO RENT-HANDSOM TWO-STORY
 modern residence near business
 section.- It has servants house,
 and all other colven; ;ences. Apply
 to Frank Thompson, s304 Laurel St, f>.., S10-3t
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LOST OR FOUND

DOST--A GOLD BAR PIN, WITH
 blue enamel on top. Reward if re- turned to Miss Sara Boyd at Pine Bluff Mercantile Co., S9-6t
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New York Money.

New York, Aug, 1S.-Prime mer- mantile paper closed SO 1-4c. ie
 Sterling exchange easy, with actual business in bankers bill. 4S4.5o for 80-day bills and at 4671Q for de mand. Commercial bills, 4s3 s-4c.
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Memphis Cottonseed Products.

Memphis, Aug, 13.-Cottorseed products. Prime basis oil, 5.34@547c mean, $26.50@270O per ton; linters, 3 1-2@4c per pound.
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You will save money by calling on George Jones at 1130 Ohio street, dealer in groceries, cold drinks of all kinds and ice cream. 7-23- 3-12t
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New York Spot Cotton.

New York, Aug 13.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, H. soc; middling gulf. 1215c; no sales
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| PROUD
 h0MEN1

.,.oo manufacturer who lo1d pir the 2o,oooth piano IS
 ,s s0,u of the fact, because Y feau !sns that it has been chosen .Sa,l e',I so,ooo people Io to pc ,,, .nelr ann
 as'v1 ovn Piano. Some manu- T | tsr ,.srs UrI have sold their 5o,- ss,s'ylp .sss and some more than that, VVu,' s,1 Inf If them are justly proud Y heir a,1 achievements
 ,,;OoO Kimball Pianos
 se'ooo e' Kimbal! Organs
 sss' have been sold.
 h comparison with t'he proud ,.ms M of others, what a pro- 'seu s'siaus achievement the Kim sI l'S has made! Great as is the secess others have attained, it , ", ,eally of little moment in ,rnarison with the Kimball.
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New York Copper

New York, Aug. 13.-Coppcr-
 Steady; standard spot to October, $1725m17.5o.
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:. Gal, eston Spot Cotton.

Galveston, Aug. lS.-Cotton-spot closed quiet, 1-6c down. Middling 12 5-sc.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-MODERN TWO-STORY
 dwelling, Mo- 100S West Sixth ave- nue, seven rooms, hall, bath, gas . and electric lights. Apply to
 Charles Haycock, Room 204 Git izens Bank building. S-S-6t
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WE MAKE LOANS ON REAL ES- tate for any amounts. Taylor & Company, Insurance, Real Estate
 Phone 1032. 420-ti
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New York; Hartman, miionaress, York phianhropist President the select Colonial Fifth building Club has o
  believes distribution
 
 throughout
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Best in Quality. Best in Service. Rest in Price.

if the Kimball were not all of ihese. some other instrument vnlld have surpassed it ill .hoice of music experts and pur- .hasers; But none has reached be number made and sold by Ibe Kimball Company. The Kimball is therefore supreme, ,nd more Kimball Pianos and ihgans are being selected by byers every year than in any Preceding year. The wisdom of ihe people in the aggregate is Invariably correct, and those sho folldM that choice choose wisely.
 Kimball Pianos
 in large variety.
 We carry a large stock of these world-renowned inslru- nents at prices and flexible Terms of payment which meets he requirements of practically svery income and financial abil- fF and we will be pleased to how them to you.
 Call or write. You'll find it ! pleasure to do business with u'
 ESfnllichnd lps0
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WANTED

-HOUSEKEEPER FOR A family of four. Experience neces- sary. Apply with references to
 f51B l.. Sixth Avenue. S-S-6t
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OTEL DIRECTORY

0AhLV1Vhx Y AlE E ;E!lDINBURG HOTEL. i, p,. ". McDane, Prop. a'es $2.OO Per Day. WHAYNE HorE. ssentaon given commer cial
 men.
 Rison, Ark. V ' HOTEL KILGORE. p%loase ps.l Modern Hotel : H. Kilgore, Prop. Fordyce. ArA asNSesLAND < SS HOTEL Einsa5 Eniunascak5erbocker. Prop. Anssland. Ark. 1aa B BoGGs HOUSE N. Stephens. ps Ark. rearl Boggs. Prop. U,sNALLY N HOTEL.
 1S,ai Wsa1! Mena Homo HINTON HOTEL.
 'rst !. class hotel
 stamps. Ark. s|.LkEr HOTEL lavisssv;iHlIielp ss;HI psr a,a day I, !. MALL HOUSE. u,ts .ss cool sample rooms i, a.oo Por Day. ''''A'
 eNeil. Ark.
 N HOTEL,
 nolia. Ark
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The range:
Memphis Spot Cotton.

Memphis, Aug. 13.-Cotton-Spot quiet; declined 1-4c; middling, 12 1-2c. asa
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FOR SALE

TWO, touf-room houses on East 4th ave, city water, sinks in kitchens, Both houses have just been repainted inside and out and papered through out. Absolutely no repairs needed. Fine investment. Price reasonable for quick sale.
 Five-room house between Oak and Elm sts, on West Third avenue. full size lot. House has all conveniences and ill good repair. Price ....$3,500. .O0 six-room house located at 1929 State st., in good repair and modern Two full size lots. This is a bargain Cash or Terms.
 TWenty-sixth and Laurel street. six room bungalow. Practically new. House is very convenient. Lots 11O by 154. Will sell small payment down balance monthly. Bargain for quick sale on account of owner leaving the city
 Three vacant lots at Twenty-Sixt1 and Beech, price reasonable cash or terms.
 Five-acre Truck Farm on the Sul- phur Springs Pike, all cleared and under fence, good six-room bungalow. Improvements all under two years old Price $2,OO0.OO
 Money to Loan on Real Estate. We write both Fire and Tornado Insurance.
 SEE
 BR VAN & McNEW
 REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 1O6 Pine St. Phone 971
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2 g 30 8 ' 14 21.
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WARNING ORDER.

7 2S 30 2 8 14 21.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-28
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions

A note Of any kind ia oaslawcd
after sin years
In the year 1899 there we're sss
persons lynched In the Unite 1
statca In 1910 there we're "a.
Obtain addresses from the Mo.
tlon Picture Magazine OF film com.
panles and write to them coneera.
INK your stories.
For Precipitation. Use zinc oicate.
I drama. boraclc acid. drains. and
keep the surface constantly coveted
with powder.
Il Is estimated that . 800 900 per.
sons died OF hunger In the great
famine In China In isT7.TS.
Sncexing Is caused By the little
air passages far up In the no~trs =
becoming cingR.d by particles OF
dust or other obstacles.
To remove mildew from coior~a
wooien material. rub well with =
non-alkAli soap. then rub some fine
French chalk well into the stain
lay on the grass. and. as Il dries. wet
stth q little water and the stain
will come out.
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TIE AMERICAN alRl

Dear Miss Grey Would you
kindly give me little information
about the American girl7
am reading your letters every
day. and like the advice you give.
! am young foreigner e2sl. have
been Ia America about SIX yeara
have y fairly good position. and am
thinking Of making nay home In
this country.
| have been keeping company
with several American girls. but
got disappointed nearly every time.
as these girls would rather 20 20
cafes and public dances than 20 a
nice show or other nice places. Are
all American girls like thisF
ONLY A FOREIGNER.
A.--by no means. You cannot
judge the American girls By thoss
who frequent cafes and dance halls.
You are hooking tn the wrong places
Tor the hom.-maklnE. merry heart.
I'd. broadminded American. who II
beautiful type OF true womanhood.
They arr difficult TO meet. but.
like beautiful gems. are more vain.
able for rot being ton common.
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wish I could make many OF my
readers understand that nothing
comes 10 us Of itself
Love. Beauty. Happiness. Wealth
and Health do not come Of their
own accord 20 minister 10 our we'll
being.
A woman cannot be thin unless
she burns up her superfluous fat:
she cannot have good health nm.
less abe works out the laws OF bod
ny sanitation and hygiene ! have
aaId once before that 10 me thought
waa meaningless unless Il was an
Incentive TO doing. and u seems
"a me that m. entire work of the
universe bears out his theory.
You must remember that there
Is not lazy hair on beauty's head.
You have 10 WORK just az hard for
loyelinefs an you do for wealth or
success IN any other OF ilfe's pur.
HuitH
Don't think thai you can sleep
late IN the morning in heated
room when you should be out In the
frosty air taking n brisk walk and
not have a nallow. DRY Akin.
Don't think you can eat greasy
foods. chocolate creams and drink
alcoholic liquors or pefnlclonA moft
drinks 10 excess and not have plm.
pies.
Don't think that you can spend
your time lollinn around IN arm
chairs and allowing your mind TO
yogstate and keep np with the fas-
csnAtlug women with brilliant
brains who understand The yaine
~ working Tor good purpose
! have one young woman ln mind
who never gets np until noon and
who then spends the most " the
day At hnr hairdresaer'e and mani.
cures. Vt the candy shop and tea
room. unless she has an appolni-
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Letters to Cynthia Grey
ANSWERS A "sAlloR's DAUGHTER"

Dear Mas Grey Sailors Daughter
YOU am Norwegian srl up
TO love H. and sailor wfe-tobe
with yansa say boutth he sail
of he have met
all kinds sailor
Why Because he the young
man met know | talking
known him Tor serious
lived life and
certainly would not choose other lie the
do and would no, have him other Kind Of
The sailors ar- lonely having homes My the
saloons the
the
Why good places
sailors amusement
tended In shipwrcck told
hero said. just much hero the
looked he
Why. no. am not hero Things like that happen
ever be noticed In sailors he Good brave men, How ad
sailors Daughter" tho aaloral Know them
they really are
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FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. 2s.--
Just 30 minutes after if.ycar-oid
Srs. Annie Scroggins was granted
divorce from William scrogglns
she obtained license and married
him one hour later.
Judge Swayne. who gAnted the
divorce. when he heard another H..
ceusc was procured. threatened TO
spank her. NJ which her intended
brsstied up. but there was no en-.
counter.
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/ the habit OF talking about other peo-
pie. ! don't moan 10 do them any
harm by Il. but IL | hear anything
bad about any one. cant help FROM
repeating Il TO almost the first per.
son see. Tell me. please. how |
can break myself OF this bad habit.
AS | know Il In very wrong and
would do anything 10 be able TO
Keep my mouth shut hate gossip.
era. Thanking you. W. L.
A.-The only way 10 stop any.
thing IL 10 stop Il, and the way 20
stay stopped IL never 20 begin u
again. Fine yourself every time you
speak III OF another. hand the mon.
ey to some one TO hold. only 10 be-
regaincd by you after you have per.
formed some work that IL particn.
larry distasteful to you. lie your
own taskmaster and make the fine
heavy.
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COV.-ELECT LISTER
HERE FOR BIG GAME

Governor elect Lister il football
enthusiast. With Mrs. Lister he
will b. on hand nj the annual big
game between the University and
Washington State today The Eov.
ernor-elrct attended Innheon given
In his honor by king County Dem.
ocratic club IN the Good Eats cafe
terra at noon.
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HENS TANK UP ON
FERMENTED PLUMS

4 BANGOR. Me-. Nov. 2S.--Mrs
Harry Stevens OF Sabathis. a mem
her Of the w. G. r. u. was terribly
shocked the other day TO observe
that all her hens we're staggering
around the yard intoxicated.
Then she remembered that she
had thrown out several Jars of
plums which had fermented.
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A GIRLS .asAu- ACE

Dear Mas Grey. ' am a young
girl rs years old. Do you think I
am 10 young to keep company With
a young man. such as going to shows
and parties with him
like him all right, but as far az
love Ia concerned. I have never
thought Of such a thing.
What age do you thlnk girl
ought 10 be when she starts In 60.
ing with young mem Please an.
swer. ". ~.
A. Some girls need a guardian
all their lives. some are sensihl.
enough by The age Of rs to accept
male company: but the average girl
has not sufficiently developed her
powers OF discrimination 10 accept
such company before 49, A girl
who spell too to- should be ap.
plying herself to her studies,
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FALLS NINE STORIES,
BREAKS FINGER

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-Grover Nell
son, structural ironworker. on new
shniltiing here. plunged nine stories
through an elevator shaft and. aside
from a severe shaking up. the only
'hiIbty he suffered was a broken
little finger. lie landed on pile
OF sand
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btC. 10 1911.
Aoe4 two years ago I was com
- 70 give up my position on
f Of . rundown condition.
eg continually. with occa-
- river. In the early stages OF
eslosis- After taking one bot.
Natures Creation I was won.
I~g Benefited and my cough
1tireiy ceased. and I went
y ny position. After taking
eofties considered myself
~ veil and am now In fine
@ and working every day. I
eeHsily make This statement. be.
neusssy.
Mss BIRDIE n. cERNY.
Ines6ands Of people are affected
= this young lady was. and
- not realize their danger
y = forever too late. There
= present over $1,000 cases Of
eulosss In the stats Of New
More than $4,000 die each
Em New York city from the e..
q This terrible disease, and
ohout the country II claims
~ . quarter million victims
yesr. And AZ we learn more
y the causes OF this dreadful
non the better we learn that
b prevented. Our most
'seut physicians say that the
N Problem IL to get people
llse that Il can BE- conquered.
eftsn very quickly In It's early
Tbs first great lesson 10
M mat II starts from simple
mlmsnts that soon develop
more serious conditions. The
a4ys testimony above IL a
common case. yet how many
~ ee''ze when they have contin.
3sds. weak lungs. a fullness In
sN, catsrrh, asthma. loss OF
~ and are generally run
~ nat they are bordering on
ohg 30 serlons2 Yet IL is
sfated many times every
a. And our vital statistics show
q ovsf 70 per cent OF all deaths
a.. .nsed BY tuberculosis, and
1I,s.x ~ few OF the sayeraI con.
icrx,s ma lead TO II. n, you are
- ~ TINS way or gradually los.
~ IN Without cause. for your
"a 49,. ~ well as your fami)y's
fs,s.' 'esds do not delay. Ma.
nsxs Sseauon has saved thou.
ny not you7 Address
nAruaE's CREATION
et's Peoples Bank sIoo.
~ md Az. and Pike 81.
eeaftis. Wsss
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PUBLIC MARKETS


No 10 sack flour. use. 10 lbs. cane
sugar. ". green peas ~. Sc. Z lba
ROLLED oats. Use 40 bars snap ssc. 7
Nahe HAfdtnaa Ia OF. Csc cans
zach Toe. for eac. grapefruit : Tor
tte lemons. d0z- 2ac. dry onions
sack 81 potatoes. sack 81. sweet
potatoes. 10 lbs 1sr apples bOx
Sic. 2 cans corn. t5ri J HE aprteotn
zse. Goldfish. zee brick. bfoosna sc
uaeh
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The CAUSE OF unHAppINEss

Dear Miss Grey: ] am a married
woman OF ~ and do not love my
husband. My marriage was one d
the mistakes OF my early youth.
| have q friend who IL very fond
OF me and Is persuading me to leave
my husband. and marrs him. love
him very dearly and think | would
be happier with him.
MY husband Is very good to me,
and think II would break his
heart n I should leave him. but 7
am very miserable and know we
cannot continue 10 live like this
Knowing you have helped others. I
would like You to advise me In this
matter.
A HEART BROKEN WIFE.
A.--So. too. did you dearly love"
your husband before you married
him. and thought you would be
hsppy with him.
=~H reason ySu are not happy In
because you are not doing right.
Drop this man at once and be CRATE
ful you have husband who loves
you and IL kind. | know scores OF
women who would worship q man
who IL man enough TO be Just
kind to them.
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Don't stay In car. theatre,
church or other meeting place when
the air Is Extensively charged with
effluyia from the lungs OF the peo-
pie there. It's better TO hear folks
call you a crank than 10 hear them
say, How natural he Iooksi"
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rIkE PLACE a.nNrr

: ms. ase. aonessic ehe.inuta. isc
~ Jap oranges. 10 and 90 dox
Tee bcx. honey isc comb FLORIDA
grapefruit. for 9sr. Worcester.
shire sauce. lee bottle. hofneradish
rake. z4r M red salmon. isc can
Tr.s Kosher made Aiicia9 bologna.
gts 10 Gratis. : for ssc. olympia
oysters. foc PIT herring. &c III
sharp cheese. 1sc ib.. turkeys. 3tc
10. eggs. S5c. dos.
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pecially In street cars and when
there Ia high wind. For the nose
Is provided with filters that catch
and hold cold germs that would get
into the system IL breathed through
the mouth.
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TO FIND WORK

4 Dear Miss Grey: What Is
4 fellow going to doy | am a
4 stout. healthy young man. and 4
4 am willing TO do anything. l.,
= have been out OF work 40 long
4 ! am getting desperate. can !
4 not 1--we without money aud +,
: without work.
Z DISCOURAGED. I
4 Apply 90 the Open ,
4 Door. sl9ts King n. /,
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THANKSGIVING DAY!

Tho goidenrod candles are all burned out
ny the zigzag fence or gray:
The asters have turned 10 withered seeds
That the wind will flutter away;
But here's cheer for the waning year
And the glad Thanksgiving Day
The thrushes have flown from the treetops hlgb
And the bIuebirds could not stay.
And lone and hushed age the empty nests.
Hut the children smile as they say
When frost is chill on the misty hill
Comes the glad Thanksgiving Day"
They know the harvest IL garnered in
In its ripe and golden store
And patient and still the brown earth waltg
For the time OF its toll Is Ger:
II waits the snow that shall fold II low
TIL II wakes from sleep once more
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POT CAN'T CALL
KETTLE BLACK

Dear Miss Grey Can you tell me
Why they let the Jews have fake
sales. when they want to make the
t0wn 90 good
! went 70 certain store yestcr.
day. whsre they had hosiery In the
window for cents. and when you
went In 70 buy. they we're ~ cents
They had cent ones. bur they we're
not worth carrying home They are
violating the ls~. and know the
police kGo~ all about a. Thanking
you. STUNG.
Al wiu answer your question
II you will tell me why Ccntiiea are
allowed 20 have fake sales II Is no
worse for Jew 10 cheat than for
a fsentile. The remedy in both
cases II 10 vote fqr officers who VIII
enforce the iaw. and after they are
in office 10 see that they DO.
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THIS u n RtN'
tufe OF the carton
IN which each bot
tie OF PARTISAN
SAGE Is packed.
z A X | ) | A "
SAGE will banish
siandruff. sto y
falling hair and
itching scalp. and
promote a new
growth of hair n
the hair root In
not dead Il Is a
clean tonic and
contains no pot
sonous lead or
.fhar fianNafs1tta
substance II Will
put radiant beau
~ into dun. faded.
I.I.a.- haLn