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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18
Big Smoke Very
Very Angry
(By United Press Leased wire.)

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CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The many
things he intends doing to the
New York boxing commission ais
punishment for not allowing him
to appear in a boxing contest IN
the Empire state were told here
this afternoon by Jack Johnson,
the negro heavyweight champion.
First of all he says that ffe is
going to box in New York wheth-
er the commission likes 1t or not,
Then If its members get gay he
says he proposes to wipe them of
the map.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18
LIONS CONDITION FINE.

Word comes from Seattle that
Jack Leon, who will spar with
Denver Ed Martin, is in the
maroon of perfection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18

NEW YORK "A steepleiack
scaled the walls of the burned
Equitable building and found the
records of the Southern Pacific
railway all safe.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
TORONTO, Ont, IAN. IS
Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman,
is believed today to have an even
chance to win the heavyweight
title from Jack Johnson by the
1000 persons who last night saw
him knock out Al Williams of
Cleveland in the second round OF
a scheduled Ii round go. A left
hook, followed fly a smashing up
percut to the jaw turned the trick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18
WIS WIS SP ps4kI
SCHULTZ A CONFER.

. DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 1S.-
Jack Schultz of Toledo is today
regarded as a conner by local fans
who last night saw him fight
Charley White of Chicago to a
standstill in a fast eight round
draw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18
WENTWORTH WINS.

The Whitworth college team
defeated the st. Martins basket
ball team last night by a score of
As to 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18
HOCKEY GAMES TONIGHT.

The Northern Pacifics will meet
the Excelsiors and the Athletics
will meet the Trinity team in
hockey games at the Glide rink
tonight.
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COOKING MAIN.

A cooking main was held at
Georgetown Sunday night in
which Snohomish fanciers carried
away live birds and money.
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Short Sport
UNIVERSITY BASKET-BALH.

The University of Washington
basketball team will play the
Presbyterians at the Whitworth
college gym Saturday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-18
Good Dentistry
Saves Money

A true statement, and we
save every patient money by
giving first work and a
price within the reach of all.
Examinations and Estimates
Free. WE GIVE GAS
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
Our Smallest Library.

A curious little building Is situated
at Pinebluf1 North Carolina, and is be-
lieved to be the smallest public lib
rary in the world Pinebluff Is only
a small place, with population OF
fewer than one hundred In summer,
and when the ladies' of the village de-
cided that they ought to have a public
library they found themselves with
out building suitable for the pur-
pose. Finally, q gentleman offered
them band-stand which he had built
in the hope that Pinebluff would soon
become city, and the offer was ac-
cepted with thanks. BY giving enter
tainments and SO on, the ladies' were
able TO raise funds TO purchase materi-
ais to fill In the openings of the band
stand, and generally fit 1t up into a
snug little building. Over 500 books
have been given and the tiny library,
OF which Plnebuff Is very proud. is
now In full working order .-@From the
June Wide World.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Mrs. Chas, llecquembourg gave a
Inner on Friday at high noon.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. |.
\. Crenshaw and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
is Wearen of Cairo.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Thompson
entertained with a dinner on Sun
lay at their beautiful country home.
Hrs Thompson was assisted in re-
Giving by Miss Emma Thompson.
Those who enjoyed this bountiful
Inner We're Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
iowlett. Mr.. and Mrs w C. Bryant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bryant and
Nesdames Sue Hewlett, Joe Hewlett,
Webb Welker. Patton, Boyden and
Miss Anna Mae Kirkpatrick.
Mrs, George Gassman delightfully."-
entertained on Saturday afternoon
With 500" party at her pretty
lew home gu East Commercial
itreet. Miss Anna Mae Kirkpatrick
won the first prize which was a pair
If silk hose. airs. Bert Drane cut
consolation and received a dressing
iack. An elegant lunch with punch
vas served at the close of the game
Zone twenty ladies enjoyed Mrs
iassman's hospitality. The out of
own guests were Misses Anna Mae
kirkpatrick of Ripley, Tenn. Gas
luer Of st Louis, and Mesdames
Webb Welker of Neelyyille, Mo-,
}oyden of Poplar Blum, Patton Of
FoIorado Springs, Ferd Harper Of
Bertrand and Ed Marshall OF Hough
Station. 49,.
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LOOKING for a Grievance.

There is nothing quite so easy to
find as a grievance. 1t can be made
to order In a seconds time, no mate
rial other than the Imagination being
necessary.
BY being on the watch for insults
and injuries one has little time for the
sweet enjoyments OF life.
Plenty OF work is the best remedy
for sensitive individuals-wor and
Observation-Disclosures and will.
Half of ones griefs are only imagin-
airy. Have you ever wished you might
have returned to you the precious
hours spent In suffering over moth
ing?
We all need work We all need rest.
But above all We need the proper light
of understanding that keeps us clear
from the pits of argument. the swamps
OF morbidness, the stumbling blocks Of
worry and grief
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
FISHING
By GEORGE FITCH.
Author of "A Good Old Siwash."

Fishing is one of MAPS most fas-
einating methods OF letting time 20
IN as ii pleases.
A man who fishes is a man who
las two hours or two weeks which
lie doesn't need So he throws them
n the river.
The object in fishing is to catch
something This is not hard to do.
The man who cannot catch malaria
While fishing or thunder after re-
turning home is no fisherman at all
However, the most satisfactory
thing to catch while fishing is fish.
This is because a fish is the most
shing to catch. Only a man with
great patience can catch fish. He
must walt until the fish gets ready
to be caught like a merchant who
doesn't advertise.
An impatient man would dam a
river, pump out the water. and catch
his fish by the tail. But this is not
considered good ethics in fishing.
Impatient men have no business
fishing, but should stick 10 business.
Some people regard fishing as an
exercise. These people take $S1
worth of implements and travel 400
niles north where they spend ten
lays wading streams and trying to
rop an artificial fly into the mouth
# trout at forty rods with pat
mt rod
Others regard fishing as rest.
men of this kind take a day off, hire
4 boat and sit in it all day long un-
Ter the shade Of a straw hat soak
ng themselves in personalities until
he mosquitoes fly sideways as they
cave them with a full cargo.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHARLESTON


Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Rowe and lit
lie son Thornton arrived here Sun.
ay from st. Louis to visit Mr. and
frs. Walter Rowe and other reIa.
ives
Mrs Reece b. Boyce and little
aughter, Ellen. were in Cairo on
ionday.
Miss Azzie Mcmillan of Farm
lgton, Mo-, Is the guest OF her sis.
n Mrs. Leonard Hewlett.
Mrs. Sue Hewlett Mrs. Rhilda
,owlett OF Charleston, Mrs. Webb
Weller of Neelyvile, Mo, Mrs. Boy
EN- of Poplar Bluff and Miss Anna
lac Kirkpatrick of Ripley, Tenn,
eft Sunday night for stay Of sew
raj days at Dawson Springs, Ky.
Mrs. Patton of Colorado Springs
the guest Of Mrs Leonard How
TT.
lanes 10y H'H the son OF Df,
ynch was attacked by the dog of
ibert Shelby on Sunday night and
Is face was badly iacerated.
All the churches of the town
nited in a mass meeting at the
aptist church on Sunday evening to
Ike steps to improve the moral
ondition of this town A rousing
'eeting was held aud Charleston is
DING to be cleaned up"
Mrs. Leonard Hewlett entertained
n Friday evening at 6 O'Clock with
four course dinner in honor OF
lrs. Sue Hewlett and her house
tuests, Miss Anna Mai Kirkpatrick
II Ripley, Tenn, and Mesdames
Webb Welker OF Neelyville. Mo.
ioyden Of Poplar Bluff, and Patton
Colorado Springs, The table
fas beautifully laid in hand EN-
roidercd linen, handsome silver, cut
lass ana hand painted china. Sweet
leas and nasturtiums were used
cry effectively as a decoration
those seated at tho table We're.
Misses Anna 3o.is Crenshaw, Anna
Nae kirkpatrick. Myrtle Mae
rutchtield, and Mesdames Sue How
ett' Clay Lee, Joe Hewlett, Patton,
9oyden, W. T. Marshall and Webb
Welker.
Mrs Paul Moore win entertain
sixty ladies at Rock on this tues
day. afternoon at o'clock at her
beautiful home on North Main
street.
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MOSQUITO ExtermInasor.

New Jersey should cherish the alert
kildeer for, according to the United
States department of agriculture, 1t ID
exceedingly active In BICYCLING up
mosquitoes. especially the pernicious
salt marsh species, eating not only DE
insect but consuming large quantities
Of the larvae.
Although more frequently seen along
the water, the sharp "kildee" cry is
frequently heard in eornfields and
pastures, and even close to houses. In
addition to mosquitoes the bird eager
ly eats flies and insects of all kinds,
and is thus most desirable tenant Of
country places. M&
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
His Dream Came True,

Have you ever had a dream that
came true?"
Yes. | had one only few nights
ago that came true. dreamed that I
was going to receive telegram
which | would be afraid to show to
my wife"
And you got itf Was 1t from an
other woman?"
yes"
"Yes."
Say, old man, l never supposed you
would be guilty"
wait! 1t was from my mother.
who notified me that she was coming
to visit us for two or three weeks. -
Chicago Record-Herald.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Miss Elsie Walker Of Olmstead i
isiting her sister, Mrs Rhodes, TO
few days.
Mrs Chas Kendall is on the sic'
ist.
A crowd of about twenty girls ar,
'oys from Belknap attended the ic
ream social on Main Lawn SATURDAY
vening.
The following persons from Gran,
hahn were in karnak SATURDAY.
Yening to attend the show and tn
,e cream social. Or. and Mrs. vii
Is, Mrs. viii Victor, Mrs. Brown
FRS. III c. Moore and Mrs. Bendi.
nd children.
MFR. Price of Vienna came dowI
'aturday evening to attend the ic,
ream social and to visit his friend
Iiss Ethel Mackey, who is visitinF
Ter sister, Mrs. Sperlin.
Or. Thompson was a professional
aller in Karnak on Saturday.
DIR. Willis was called to Karnal
esterday to visit the sick
Miss Lovelace is on the sick list
Dwight carnes is reported improy-
d after several days sickness.
We are sorry To state that Uncl
oe Gaunt of Grand Chain, who un
'erwent an operation at st. Mary.
iospital several days since, is report
d in serious condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

"bulletproof'' representatives of the
G. O. p, have signified their inten-
ton of Joining the local Wilson
Club, formed Saturday night. There
are thousands of Republicans who
will join Wilson Clubs and ultimate
ly vote for the New Jersey governor
and among these numbers will be
Republicans who have voted the
straight G, O.. P ticket all thei.
lives. How could they feel Other
wise if what Taft. Roosevelt and La
Toilette have been saying about eacl
other is true?
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TO Judge Prospective Husband.

Mgr. Bolo. In his lecture one recent
afternoon on young girls and mar
riage, in Paris, said I'm America
have heard that engaged couples often
go for a long voyage together 1t Is
an excellent idea. though for France
| should advise chaperon. Let the
young girl tgke a sharp pencil and
notebook, and take careful note of
how her future husband meets the
little worries and Inconvenience Of
travelling. For If in things important
man shows himself as he would like
to be seen, it is in small things that
he 10 really himself. Do not marry
man OF whom you know little. Re-
member always that fisnees are the
most delightful of liars.'
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Still Others regard fishing as an
excuse. Il is useless TO offer fish
erman of this. sort a job because he
is already ae busy as he wants TO be,
Fishing develops patience and en-
courages the fisher to think grand
and solemn thoughts when the mos
Quitoes are not bothering him How
ever, 1t is not wise to fish mush be-
fore the age of forty Men who be-
gin to fish early develop too much
patience Some of them are still
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The State Situation.

could be better from the Democratic
stand point" said Judge Edward +
Dunno, Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor. ON the completion OF hi
twenty-four hundred mileautomobil
tour OF the state.
II am confident that we are go1n
to elect both National and Stat
tickets. The dissatisfaction anon
voters who normally are Republican
is very pronounced, far more genera
than is apparent until one gets on
and meets the voters in close con
tact.
everywhere | have been In tn,
state | have found pronounced
anti-Deneen sentiment The citizen
of the state are practically unan'
nous in holding him primarily re
sponsible for the almost unbearabl
high taxation brought about by tn
increase OF maintaining the sta;
government from 100000 yea
under Altgeld to nearly 100000
under Deneen.
Il charge that there are thre
things the Republicans have don
while they have been in office in thi
state which ought to drive then
from power, ,r
fa 1.-THE first thing charge agains
the Republican party is extravs
gance. | would like to quote TO w
some figures which were rocentl'
published in prohibition circular
The governors salary at present ]
$4,000 per year while twenty year
ago it was $4,000; the cost of keep
me up the governors house in II
last two years has been s41,00
while twenty years ago it was Sc
000; the cost of the maintenance
the governors Office was $1,000
last year while it was $4,000 eigh
years ago.
'Senator Hurburgh has said tha
he made some Investigations as
the cost OF heating and lighting I'll
state house In Illinois as compare
with other states. He found that !
cost SAT geo TO heat and light tn
state house during the last year
Illinois; he went to Ohio and foam
the cost was s24 900: in Indianapc
lis the cost was s22. 900: and
Iowa the cost was s21,0
Governor Deneen has appointe
twenty-five rabbit herders' or gam
wardens in the city of Chicago au
the only game we have known abou
there was the species which formerl
fiour1shed which was known as tn
crap game which has pow bee
stopped under the Harrison admin
tration. Now all the work thes
game wardens have to do Is to PR
tect the flock of innocent pigeon
that fly about the Board of TRAD
building and feed on the grain whie
is scattered in the street, from I'll
infuriated populace of Chicago.
II say the present administratio
is guilty OF hypocrisy and dupicit
and double crossing during IT,
whole of its history.
''The people of Illinois voted by
majority of four to one for the in
tiative and referendum, but Denee
and his band have seen that the,
did not get it,
II charge that another fault
the administration of Governor u
neen Is the scandalous abuse of tn
taxing power"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
A Hunting Incident.

A city hunter, rugged out in cordu-
roy suit. doublepeaked cap, leggings
and other picturesque paraphernalia.
engaged small country boy as guide,
The two We're greatly astonished
when rabbit jumped out from behind
log, looked about and dropped over
as If dead
There isn't mark ON i'll" exclaim-
ed the sportsman.
NC" replied the boy. 81 guess he
must have laughed himself to death"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
! HUMOROUS Qu|PS /


me eminent specialist looked the
patient over.
Yes, he said, what you need is a
gradual gain In muscular tissues. Go
at II slowly. Commence by lifting a
len'pound weight. Add to this until
you can raise so pounds with COM
paratiye ease. Then come to me
again"
The patient hesitated,
I guess" he said. you amt git
tin me quite right"
The specialist frowned,
What do you mean by that?" he de.
manded
The patient still hesitated.
why, you see" he said, I'm the
Teller that carries tn trunks down.
stairs an heaves 'em into tn transfer
company's baggage wagon!"
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Ambiquous.

IT wish I could raise a hundred
bucks somewhere"
The man in the street would know
what you mean, but a visitor from q
foreign country, who was little &C
qualnted with our language, would
think you wanted to start a deer
farm"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Postmaster r. b. Eshelman or p
laski, ILL.,, is striving to get the ne
meeting of the National League
Postmasters for Cairo and has d
pealed to Mayor Parsons and N
local commercial organizations tr
aid him in his efforts. The gathe
ings usually assembled 1000 dele
gates, according to Mr.. Eshelmar
who is chairman Of an importan
committee. A concerted effort shout
be made to carry out Postmaster Fl
helman's suggestions. The adver
Using Cairo would obtain through
the medium OF one thousand dele
gates would be worth several thou
sand dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Woman OF the House answering
third ring)--Are you trying to pull the
house down?
BOOK Agent-Beg pardon, madam
but have you the Life of Grant,"
Woman No; but II was a man I'd
have yours in just about one minute.
tSlams the door,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
A Sarcasm of Snort

What We're you doing out so early
this morning?"
"Practicing up bit for the golf
match" replied Mr.. Crosslots.
i thought SO, But from the way
the turf was flying, couldn't be sure
you weren't making garden"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

waiting, al eighty for good luck to
come along ana haul them to pros
perity by one leg
Catching fish is largely a matter
of luck But telling about them is a
matter of Imagination. The best fish
or can hardly make living at it,
but a man who is sktllful in ex-
planning why he didn't land a Z
loot muskallonge is laying the foun-
dation of a successful career az a
press agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
HELPLESS.

by Jove." said Binks, that was
tough. Here's big lot OF pianos de-
stroyed by fire UP in Syracuse The
fire department was utterly helpless"
What was the trouble?" asked
Zanypate, biting instantly.
why the hose couldn't play on the
piano" explained Binks, whereupon
everybody in the club was invited in
to enpoy wassail at the expense of the
party of the second part.-IIarpers
weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Scientific GARDENING.

Brown has already started to plant
seeds in his garden"
$50 early?" /
Yes. He says he wants to get IL
done while HIS neighbors hens are
busy setting"
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Gone.
1--WE don't hear much about spelling
reform now"
mo, nor of Esperanto"
Il wonder what has become OF
them?" u
Nothing How can you expect any
thing to become of what is wholly inn
aginary?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

It took former United States Sens
tor William Lorimer of Illinois
three days to talk himself out of a
toga, How long will il take the yot
.rs of the United States TO removt
the toga from those twenty-eighi
enators who voted to retain tn
orazen boss?
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Recent developments in Joseph
Jennings alienation suit againsi
7larence s. Funk, genral manager
If the International Harvester Com
lany, indicate that William Lorime
# Illinois spent considerable sum OF
money in an effort to retain his seat
lis seat in the United States Senate
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
Where the Need Came In.

Here's doctor who says hundreds
of appendices have been removed
needlessly"
"Of course, he's wrong. The re&
moval wasn't needless as long as the
doctors needed the money"
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Appropriate Suit.

81 met young clerk once in Lon
don who carried consistency to an ex.
trerne."
In what way?"
For instance, when he had a bank
holiday he always wore a check suit +"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Papa-When a dog wags his tail
what is 1t sign Of?
Tommy--It is a sign that he is glad.
Papa--Glah of what
Tommy-Glsd that he's got a tad
to wag.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

when the attention Of The Bull
letin is called to any misstatemen
OF fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections vii
cheerfully be made.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Some particular friends of Presi
lent Taft were among those who
oted in favor of United States Sen
ltor Lorimer Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
Father and Son.

"A penny saved is twopence earned"
AZ when boy at school, you learned
You saved your pennies-7auite a lot--
And Johnny drops thers Ii. the slot,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
Beyond Words.

An, who can tell the store Of gladness
That doth for aye infold
In winters gloom or summers madness
The heart that meier grows old,
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Equally Entitled to Sympathy.

"How sad is my lot"
Says the poor little clam;
"Whethor I'M dead or not,
You don't care a cent?"
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Too Often, AlasI

A fine silk handkerchief, fiossy and new.
In Its texture and tint may attract;
Yet oft tbs merely. when brought into
view,
An accessory after the fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Bunco Bill--So you won't look at
the gold brick, Ell?
RUDE Ryestraw-Wal, no: you see
allus buys my gold brick from Mr..
Slick Slavin. an don't want to
change my trade
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

The tunic skirt 10 enjoying quite a
vogue this season, and no prettier mod
ell could be selected than the one here
given. which closes at the left side
OF the front and Is made with five
gored foundation, having fiounce. a
pretty effect is obtained by having the
foundation skirt of contrasting ma
terial from the tunic.
The pattern (No 5s05) is cut in
sizes % to 80 inches waist measure
Medium size requires for foundation
ia yards of 36 inch material, and
for tunic az wards of SO inch mate
rial. and 22s yards OF II inch contrast
Ing goods.
To procure this pattern, send 10 cents TO
Pattern Department Of this paper Write
M IL IN. l.
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Faulty Family Tree.

Willie--Has Jack any good reason
for being ashamed of his ancestors?
Bilie--I should say so. His grand
father struck out four times In q
worlds series
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Notice 70 suBscRIBEIs

II you fail to receive your
paper by 2 =. m, tn week
days and 8 a. m, On Sundays
telephone to The Bulletin Of
Zoe, No. 60, either phone and
one viii be sent t. yea y
special messenger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

Several Republicans, heretofort
known as '.hidebound' as we'll al
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16
Il Historic rs
Blackguardsl#S
II By #e
Albert PdySon Terhune 81
- I.
s1 Capyrlght, by ft
Tho PRESS Fublisliag &c. NTha New YoEk Wosidl
Ivan the Terrible, Heavy Villain -
of Russia's Drama

a R u S SIAN
n boy of four
~ teen, after
a childhood
of misery and i'll
treatment. W as
carefully educated
by his relatives in
the art of cruelty.
For three years
this horrible edu-
cation lasted, He
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-16

This attractive little coat can be
made with or without underarm seams
1t Is comfortable and practical mod
81 which will serve nicely for gen
erai wear. Reversible cloth can be
used with the garment fashioned of the
plain side and the reverse side used
for collar and cuffs.
The pattern (No 5T56) Is cut in
sizes to II years. Medium size re-
quires 2ss yards Of "A inch goods with
underarm seams. or without, l& yards
of Al inch goods.
=. To procure this pattern, send 10 cents to
Pattern Department" of this paper Write
name ant address plainly, and be sure 10 give
size, and nuulbSr of pattern.
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To procure this pattern, send 10 cents TO
Pattern Department" Of this paper Write
name and address plainly, and be sure to give
size, and number Of pattern.
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The Aviator.

Little drops in water
Little drops on land
Makes the aviator,
Join the heavenly band.
Satire.
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Gone.

Copyright. 1912, by Gorge Mathew adams