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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES.

's<.1~ANCA 4 NAsSA<aA MI LIZ AA<>'.
s475-3 and a fraction acres; this is a roll
Ing knoll, with an eastern exposure; very
good soil and commands a beautiful view
of the Walnut Creek valley; Is the
county road leading from Concord to La
fayette, on the Oakland Antioch r. r.
$650-Very beautiful 2.15 acre piece, located
near Walnut Creek; this small acreage
should please the most fastidious 1t
forms an almost natural little plateau OF
its own, and commands magnificent
view of Mount Diablo and the entire val
ley: faces southwest
$950-3-60 acres for domestic near Walnut
Creek; this piece is slightly elevated
and overlooks natural park OF dense
foliage; is elevated enough to get a fine
view, and yet is almost level; contains q
distinct elumps of oak trees, forming
sort of natural picnic or play place OF
their own; this is one of the prettiest
:, - pieces have ever offered for sale.
l,12o--S.63 acres, located in the Pleasant Hill
District. Walnut Creek; magnificent
piece Of sandy loan soil, on gentle
slope, which has the advantage OF being
subirrigated from many springs all kinds
OF vegetables this year planted on this
lot, after the rains, were grown without
irrigation; | sold adjoining acre
piece, same soil. but lying a little more
scenically. for $500
Sz,to0-l6 acres; here is good buy for some
one; qns this large piece has "a frontage on
located about 2h miles from Lafayette;
faces west; about half Of the land along
the road is of the richest kind of sandy
loan soil. lying just OF the level; bal
ance is rolling hill, suitable for fruit
trees, chickens, pasture land. etc: this
piece should support easily.
$6,oOO-153 acres, improved: has good room
house, fine new barn that cost to build
$3.50 water tank, etc; 25 per cent cash
and balance easy terms; is located
Lafayette. on county road from Concord
to Lafayette; two-thirds of this piece
has western slope just of the level; dark,
black sandy loan soil
These properties advertised can be bought on
extremely low terms, or liberal dis
count will be allowed for all cash
/ make specially of large and small acre
ages In closein Contra Costa properties,
and will, on application, send lists and
maps
PERCIyAL c. MILLS
2l15 Shattuck av., Berkeley.
1912 Broadway, Oakland.
Near o. and A. depot, Walnut Greek.
Telephone evenings Berk 1899
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EXCHANGES on OLE KINDS

fsA11fANGES Of Oil MINDS
The following is partial list of many
exchanges. We can trade anything:
$4,000 STOCK of merchandise; all clean.
staple stock; located in good. fast growing
country town; will trade for city property.
trade for apartment rooming house.
IMPROVED RANCH, 100 acres; 60 acres in
grapes, 20 IN oranges, 20 in apricots. 20 in
good house, barn, ETC.; owner retiring; trade
for city property.
ALFALFA RANCH. 40 acres; cutting crops
yearly: rich. black soil; has full water rights
and good drainage good house. roomy porch:
large. barn; chickens, fine team horses,
farming implements, large stock of hay. all go
with place; little cash and about $1,000 in
trade will handle this.
ROOMING HOUSE-A splendid medium
sized place, In choice location paying big
money. What have you TO offer2 Owner has
to leave city.
BERKELEY residence. rooms, modern; will
exchange equity for rooming house.
SIX FINE residence lots, value SO, 600; trade
for 40 acres alfalfa land
5000 TO ST.. 600 worth of A.. ) and 6 room
fiat property, in good location. all rented at
good prices: will trade for hotel
FLAT building; income S65 per month: all
rented: good location: equity of 1900: will
trade for large automobile.
APARTMENT house. classy district; expen-
sively furnished; money maker: trade for
cottage.
Call on us when desiring an exchange.
LESLIE & EVANS CO.,
90S MARKET ST. SUITE 201-3.
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
PALo ALTO REAL ESTATE
ros ALTOS.

LOS ALTOS.
Los Altos, nesting close to the beautiful
Santa Clara foothills, protected by them and
the higher Santa Cruz mountains beyond, Of
fers TO lovers OF outdoor life an ideal play
ground the year round.
Los Altos Is rapidly becoming known as the
most healthful and pleasant country place TO
live in California
Los Altos has an excellent water system;
good school, telephone. electric lights steam
and electric trains to San Francisco, Pslo Alto,
Stanford university. San Jose and other towns
In the Santa Clara valley.
Stanford university only 10 minutes and San
Francisco only So minutes distant. Among the
business enterprises there are splendid open
ings for a bank, a bakery. meat shop and n
laundry.
For particulars inquire OF Los ALTOS COM
PANY. Robinson & Miner, general agents. Los
Altos, Cal.
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$3, ,4o0-One Of the swellest room bungalows
in the best part OF Fruitvale;. Just com
pleted; interior finishing and decorations
can not be excelled: fine terraced lot;
good view. street work all done; very
easy terms.
$9, ,300-Beautiful 6 room cottage, with All the
late devices and conveniences; double
floors; good basement: lot 40x130; re
stricted locality: street improvements all
in; convenient to car lines; Key Route
and s. p trains: small payment down
and balance like rent
81, 1oO-Modern room cottage: gas and cleo
triclty; high basement; fine lot, 3I.6x
100: street work all done: block OF ear
lne Is minutes to Oakland. no transfer;
will make easy terms.
HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1916 Fruitvale av.. Fruitvale. Gal.
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CITY REAL ESTATE


s25 down. sI2 mo-; r., Ellsworth st.
$25 down. lot 36x100, cottage: Rcy ST.
$50 down. r. and b. cottage, Folsom st.
Jefferson.
$50 down, I,aidley ST mr. 3oth 4 r. cottage.
$50 down, Hale ST.. r. and b. cottage.
S1oo down, lot 30xf50; Precita av.; cottages.
500 down, Lowell st. lot 26:6x17S.
500 down. $40 mo-; Arbor st; 3 r. cottage.
500 down, $50 mo-; Putnam St: new
$500 down r. and b.; new: Madrid st.
$500 down, aud b.; hardwood floors; Whit
ney st.
$500 down: Msteo ST.; r. and b.
100 other cottages any price and terms. We
will take your lot FIRST payment or will
build for you. You get what you want from
us Open nights and Sundays.
F. II. WEBB & CO.. 2s77 Mission st. mr. 18th.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

bl.xI5-7 acres. near Walnut Greek; ideal
piece. composed Of beautiful knoll. very
scenic. covered with beautiful oaks, and COM
mands magnificent view; adjoining the
knoll there is perfect piece of almost level
bottom land in little natural valley Of its
own; the soil is rich and deep. and water
can be obtained at shallow depth; property
races east on Echo Springs road; price of this
Ing piece was sold to man from Vallejo for
$3.50 an acre. and he is today very much
pleased with his purchase; 1t is not often
frost that this place has, and at the same
time combines the quality of soil and water
that It does. See PERCIvAL G. MILLS.
fce, 1872 Broadway Oakland. Tel. even
ings Berk 1899
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U. s. Engineer office Burke Bldg Seattle,
Wn.. August IA. l91s-Sealed proposals for
lock gates will be received at this office until
IL m. September 20, 1913. and then publicly
opened. Information on application at u. s.
Engineer Office, Seattle. Wn., Chicago. H.. or
Pittsburgh. Pa. ]. b. Cavauaugh, Maj. Engrs.
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FAIRFAX and San Anselmo real estate; ideal
climate; ideal conditions, ideal railroad sery-
Ices; everything ideal: our machines meet
all trains at San Anselmo, Lansdale and
Fairfax. CROKER & CO., the leading
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MARIN CO. REAL ESTATE

WONDERFUL SCENIC TRIP right at the door
Of s. F.; one hours ride fast ferry and
electric to Fairfax Marin Co.. only 10
miles; half hourly service; round trip oOc;
ride on the FUNICULAR INCLINE r. r..
rising 1.5o0 IT. TO Fairfax Manor; See
Bothin park and Manor townste; wooded
scenic suburban home sites from $50 up-
FAIRFAX DEv. co. 10 Market ST.;
Kearny $3.50
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Santa Clara County Real Estate

! 800 acres, all cultivated. miles from town;
Al land for alfalfa. grain, fruits: splendid
dairying proposition sets of buildings; 3
roads property; Southern Pacific railroad
on place; price $40 per acre. take some town
property in exchange; part cash. balance on
mortgage. per cent. Address r. Il.
GUILTY.. "a So. I'd St. San lose. CAL
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FOR saIe-This new. Z room. mission cement
bungalow; builtfn furniture, inlaid floors ce-
ment basement, deep lot with large fruit
trees, nicely sheltered; all street work In;
by car lines builder and owner on prem
ises take car to Dimond. 24T4 Montana
ST. corner Champion.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sale-General merchandise store doing be-
tween SIC, 600 and $4,000 business year;
stock In first class shape, no dead stock ;
location. one of the best growing parts OF
Arizona, excellent future; owner has other
business interests that require full time and
attention; $4,000 cash and terms for balance
amount VIII handle the proposition; owner
can give assistance IL necessary in arranging
terms. Address box 1894. Cali office -
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ST. NTCOLAI APT. I.
APARTMENTS
AAAAAAA-
CECIL APARTMENTS

1888 Washington st. near Jones'
New. just completed. residential apart
ments of large rooms and bath each and
large closets; containing every modern con-
venience-steam heat. hot water, high oven
gas ranges, wall safes. etc: elegantly car
peted with Administer carpets and lace cur
tains; draperies. imported papers and color
scheme by W. & j. Sloane; otherwise unfur-
Dished: wonderful marine view of bay and
exposition grounds. The owner win rent to
desirable tenants at very reasonable rate;
walking distance to business center. Don't
fail TO these at once; rents $40 to $50.
SHAINWALD BUCKBEE & CO.. AGENTS,
Phone Douglas Al. q MONTGOMERY ST.
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE
l414 FruitvaHe Ave. 1414
BUNGALOWS
BUNGALOWS

Any size. any style, any price, any terms that
you may wish.
We have them for
FOR SALE OR RENT
) room beauty on 51st av. new and
UP to date; come and 1t: only. 49, 800
room cottage In dne condition; will
sell at a sacrifice, owner going to
Portland; price for quick sale only ~. 2,50O
to school and cur lines. ........... So, $50
5 room bungalow: new: never been lived
in; only ! block to East 14th ST.; all
street work in; every modern con-
yenience IL in this place and you will
it is a good buy: the price is only ,ss 600
dandy new room and sleeping porch;
large lot: in Steinway terrace: this
one we can sell terms exchange,
or will rent to gooV party: price
$4,000, or rent for $3.50.
And still another room cement bunga-
low; new and strictly modern: close to
locals and schools; the price Is slaugh-
tered and Will go at ..-.......-.... "a. $50
This place is In Melrose heights: ex-
change considered.
Exchanges - Exchanges
Good lots on East 14th st. for house in Oak
land
A fine lot: will exchange for passenger auto;
no junk.
Have ! passenger auto to trade for cottage.
20 hotel; doing fine business Ia a small
town in a nearby county. wants home mere.
New bungalow TO exchange for auto or land
income.
Calistoga: will take good cottage.
IL acres near Santa Cruz. wants clear lots
or cottage.
1e0 acres clear; wants Oakland or Alameda in
come.
800 acres clear; will take around bay.
txr1a~ f.f,. ants arfm
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Lakeside Apartments

l59 LAKE ST.
Large. sunny rooms. handsomely furnished;
hardwood floors and all modern convenences;
one of the best located In Oakland. Phone
Lakeside ll63
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OAKLAND FLATS TO LET
HOTELS

ROOM upper fiat and bath; gas range. 224
East 14th st. near 23d ay., Oakland.
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FLATS FOR SALE

FOR sale rooms comfortably furnished in
oak and mahogany in good condition: nice for
young couple; or Will rent; party leaving city.
Address box 1898, Call office.
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Call on us when desiring an exchange.
LESLIE & EVANS CO.,
90S MARKET ST.. SUITE 201-3.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

FROM owners only who have a large stock
ranch large alfalfa ranch undeveloped:
good water conditions. price and terms: give
full particulars. H. c. PARRETT, 625 s.
Hill ST., Los Angeles.
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HOUSES TO LET
FURNISHED

FOR rent, cheap-Well furnished. room bun
galow lawn. flowers. shade; all modern con-
reniences; half block to car. call this week; ;
owner leaving town. 1894 list av.. Oakland
VAN NESS av., 2217. bet. broadway and Val
leJo st.-Large. sunny room, all fm.; also
single room; board OPTIONAL gentlemen only.
private family
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Dogs, Pets and Miscellaneous

FOR sele-lrish terrier puppies; future prize
winners; celebrated Brigadier blooo; cheap
10 good homes CAN after II m. 2TTT Pine.
THREE fine. fresh cows: large, rich mixers:
very gentle: cheap. Sos Judah st. cor. 10th
av-. blocks south OF Golden Gate park.
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HORSES, HARNESS, WAGONS

FOR ssle-Horse, IA hands, rides and drives;
has been ridden by lady all summer. Cali
1901 Scott st. corner Pine
LIGHT top surrey. brake and harness: in good
condition.: cheap. 1886 Hyde St
DOUBLE platform express wagon: good as new;
no reasonable offer refused 1912 Church st
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LARGE. front room with ktchenette. gas
bath. rent $40. Address 457 Douglass ST
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THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1857 FILLMORE STREET.
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HOTEL TOWANDA

JONES ST. AT GEARY.
Just opened newest. most elegantly fur
nished homelike, up TO date freproof hotel In
city; all sunny rooms; near theater and shop
ping districts; entrance on Jones ST.; excellent
service; special rates TO permanent guests;
fashionable neighborhood Don't fail to see
this
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81. 600 GIVEN AWAY, RICHMOND DIST
fine marine view fats; bank apprasement
81 800; offered for So 800: terms. $500 cash !;
Sc. 600 mtge., SO per cent
GEBERT, PIT Realty bldg. $50 Market.
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ESTABLISHED CLAIM TO FAME
Young Mans Ancestry, as he Ex-
planned It, Surely Enough to Sat
lsfy the Most FastldlouS

They were talking about ancestry
in the cozy corner of a clubroom,
when Congressman Good of Iowa
smilingly observed that he was re-
minded of one along that line.
"In a certain eastern town." said
he, 'there is a lady who is very
strong on ancestry and all that sort
of thing, and doesn't lose any time
in sizing up your family tree.
"Not long ago she met a ycnng
man at a social function, and imme-
diately began to wonder if his fore
fathers were perforated in George
Washington's Revolution. To this
end she began to question him at the
earliest opportunity.
"'0f course, Mr.. Blank sweetly
remarked the lady, there must have
been men Of great note among your
ancestors
ooh, yes was the %reassuring re-
ply, 'one of my ancestors was the
most famous admiral Of his day, and
commanded the naval forces Of the
world
"'You don't really mean itp ex-
claimed the lady delightedly. Would
you mind telling me his name?'
"'Not at ALL glibly answered the
young man, his name was Noah -
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Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
GA O ia

James C. McGrew accompanied
by his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Blackwell, Mrs. J. W. Sydnor
aid Mrs. J. N. SturgiS went to
Kansas City Friday in his
car to spend the day.
We received a post card Friday
morning from Chas. Lyons and
Vim. Palmer post marked
Cologne, Germany.
Mrs. f. L. Carter and Mrs.
Y. A. Walker went to Higgins
vile Friday to spend the
Gay.
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb went to Con
1ederate Home Friday to
attend a Board Of Managers
Meetings.
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men. We didn't ring any bells. but VIC
ut letters under doormats, and on
the top steps, and around the door
.nobs."
What letters-where did you ge'
.etters?" exclaimed Muriel, a dull pre-
monition arising in her mind.
why. right from your desk there
"urly," explained Paul. Don't worry,
ne added, noting sudden apprehension
IN the part of his relative-"they were
old, gcod-for-nothing letters. Some OF
them didn't have even a stamp on
hem"
Muriel sank to a chair overcome.
She felt like screaming. In a flash sha
comprehended that her cherished Sc
aret might become public property
Faint and distressed, she summoned
all her power of control.
Come with me- she said promptly
o the two boys. Now then, Wiz
nd you, Paul, go instantly over the
cute you took, and get back those let.
ers."
The lads loved her, and saw that in
some way they were causing her trou.
bile. They hurried with her from the
house. 1t was a singular experience
There were twelve Of the letters, Mu.
riel knew only too well. At the end o.
three blocks ten were back in her pos
session. No n seemed to have no.
ticed them on the various porches
where they had been deposited.
There r two MORE" said the anx
ious Muriel.
yes, ma'am," replied Willie, q
handed n to a man"
"Oh dear-dear,' cried Muriel
wringing her hands in distress.
And left one on the porch Of tn,
big house yonder," indicated Paul, anC
they fastened to the place in question
It was a vacant house, but a trampisl
looking fellow was camped on it
steps,
Lost something?" he inquired, II
part oyerhearing the conversation Q
the trio.
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THE OTHER APOSTLES.

An English commercial traveller
was n day driving past the gem
cral post office in Dublin, Ireland.
Over the front entrance of the build
ing stand three large stone figures,
representing three of the apostles.
The inquisitive t%ravesty asked the
jarvey who was driving the outside
car whom these figures denoted, to
which the answer quickly came
''The three apostles, yer honor"
But" said the traveller, 81
thought there we're twelve of them.
Where are the other nine?"
"Inside, yer honor, sorting the let
ters. =
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MODERN CITY OF DIAMOND
Doubtless Few Have Adequate Idea
Of the Wealth Of Gllttering
Stones in New York.

Importers of precious stones are
rank to say that there are more IL
z3onds owned and worn in New York
than in any other city in the world.
indeed, our metropolis seems to be a
second Golconda, that city of south
ern India where. frcm before the
birth of Christ down throug& the cen
-uries to the 18th, the major portion
Of the earth's diamonds were assem-
bled, guarded. cut and polished for
.he markets Of the world.
New York appears to stand out pre-
eminent as a "diamond-wearing" city,
and only those whose social or bust
ness status permits them to come in
close touch with the facts can have
an adequate idea Of the volume or
variety of the diamond and precious
stone adornments of some Of its peo-
lie.
There are some women and men
whose gems are so valuable that they
have been warned by the police not to
make a public exhibit OF them except
under conditions where the greatest
precaution is taken. Cleopatra ar
rayed in all her pomp was no more
richly bedecked than are often some
Of u New York, Washington, Phila-
delphia or Chicago matrons. A few Of
the more cautious land ~precaution is
necessary in these days Of welllaid
hold-up plans) leave for the opera or
social function devoid Of jewels.
Closely following them, however, in
another motor or carriage, are strong.
armed guardians with their ladies'
jewels, which are turned over upon
arriving at their destination, and
within some protected room the gems
are donned. Homeward bound, they
have the same escort. The precious
stones are guarded during the night
and the following day find themselves
back in their safe deposit home.
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RECITE PRAYER OVER HOUNDS
French Monarch Responsible for Cere
mony That Seems Ridiculous In
Modern Days.

Louis XI. was in the habit of
starving his hounds in order to in
crease ardor and instinct. Once he
accidentally kept them too long with
out food, and when they were re-
leased they were so ravenous that
they sprang upon one of the kings
fayOrites and tore him literally to
pieces. Louis was so overcome with
grief at the tragedy that he publicly
announced that he would never hunt
again. Some years later, however, a
hunt was organized to celebrate the
marriage Of Anne, the kings daugh-
ter. Louis, remembering the death
of his friend, called in a cardinal and
asked him to pray. This was done
the year was 131S-and since then
the ceremony Of blessing the hounds
has been kept up in France, the dogs
generally being taken to the Forest
Of Compiegne for the purpose. Mem
bers Of the church sprinkle each can
inc, meanwhile offering up this pray
er; "May God permit these dogs by
their ardor and instinct to contribute
to the success of the hunt, and keep
them from turning furiously on the
huntsmen."
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Old Love LETTERS
Treasured Heart BreathingS Of
the Man She Loved Turned
to Good Account.
BY WALTER JOSEPH DELANEY.

Inc letters! They are gone"
Muriel Gray gave a great gasp, was
obliged to lean upon the writing desk
for support, and stood there pale and
trembling, mystined and frightened.
She was thirty years Of age, but still
a girl. Many a one Of sixteen might
envy her the radiant, soulful eyes, the
glowing cheek, fair and velvety as a
damask rose. Sorrow had been hers,
srief and disappointment but she had
borne her troubles patiently. She had
continued to exhale g~entleness and
love for others, and no one knew that
she cherished a memory that had kept
20 bay numerous suitors for her hand.
The old secret wound was torn open
afresh at her present startling discoy-
cry. A hidden package of letters was
missing from her desk, They were the
history Of her brief but happy ac-
luaintance with Ranald Dyer, rudely
disturbed and broken in a single TWEEN
.y-four hours. Why, she had never
known, and she had never seen hin
since.
The letters she had preserved, even
IS she had retained the memory of the
blissful period when life had been
filed to the brim with golden sun
nine. Now they were gone Muriel
sank to a chair and tried to think.
Had her aunt incidentally removed
them? Had the maid, busting and set
ting things to rights, slowed them in
some new receptacle? Hardly, Muriel
told herself, for neither to her knowl-
edge ever disturbed the desk.
Just then jolly, ringing, boyish
voices broke upon her hearing. Rosy
checked, bright-eyed, full of juvenile
vim and excitement, two little lads
9urst into her presence. They were
the children of her sister, who came
regularly once a week for a visit-WiL
lie and Paul Emory.
"Oh, Aunt Muriel, we have had such
rare sport" breathlessly announced
the latter, the elder of the pair.
i should say So" echoed his broth
Ell. I'VE always have lots of fun here"
Despite a vague pain at her heart
and her worry over the missing let
tiers, Muriel smiled indulgently.
What have you been up to now?"
she asked.
Playing postman," proclaimed Paul
exuitingly. I'VE went right up the
steps Of the houses just like real post
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HIS JUDGMENT.

Besides singing for the expert, she
had given him the entire story Of
her life and ~sufferings.
'Madam," he said, after she had
finished, ''you have a voice of mag
nifoent promise"
80, thank you so muchl'
"a voice of magnificent promise,
madam-for conversational pur-
poses
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Stops Falling Hair
Halls Hair Remover certainly stops.
falling hair. No doubt about Il what
ever. You will surely be satisfied.

Mrs. Robert Davis returned
home Thursday evening after an
extended visit in Nebraska. Col
orado and Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Adams and
son, Carl, of Redland, California
arrived Friday . for a visit
here with the family of L. A.
Golliday.
Misses lnez and Idabelle Walk
er returned Friday from a
few days visit in Higginsyille.