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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-01-31
R. c. FLEMING
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Jan. 20, 1918.
Brosius, Harry.
Clark, Albert.
Christy, M. c.
Ensch, Mrs. Mary.
Evans, Mrs. Harry:
Finny, George.
Hubert, Mrs. Mary.
Kar, Irene
Peterson, Fred.
Reed, John, e.
Stanger, Mrs. Mary
Turnbull, Mrs. Lulah ID.
Watts, Mrs. M.
All of the above letters remaining
uncalled for two weeks from date
Of this list, will be sent to the Dead
Letter office. Parties calling for the
above letters will please say, "Ad-
vsrtised," giving date Of this list.
H. B. CURTIS,
Postmaster.
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Mr.. Business man, don't you need
some stationery?
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Groceries new and fresh on every
train. That's the way we keep up
to-date and up with the supply.
Berryman's Model Grocery Grocery.
Phone 1866. tt adv.
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Try our home cooked meals before
you decide. Mrs. May Myers.
Alice street. 31-2 adv
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We print anything from an Auc-
ton bill to any kind Of high class
commercial work.
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Hot Cakes cooked by electricity at
Fred's Pla e. tt.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT FARMERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the Bon
neville and Bingham county farmers
Mutual Insurance company was held
in the office of the Idaho Falls De-
yelopment company on January goth,
1913. with president Carl w. Peter
son in the chair.
The secretary, w. l., Shattuck,
being absent attending his duties in
the legislature at Boise. Chas. e.
Anderson was elected secretary pro
TEN.
The secretary's report of the fin
ancial condition of the company on
Jan. list, 1913 was presented and it |
appears from the same that the
company has done large business
during the year of 1912.
The report in part follows;
Receipts.
Balance cash on hand,
Jan. / 5th, 1912 ..... 7O2.5S
Collected from premi-
OmnS .......' ...... f1i.o"
Collected from interest 5O..S2
Total ............. $1174.45
Disbursements.
Loss paid to Chris ].
Witt, Dec. 9th 1912 $ 1000
Policy fees and commission 234.20
Postage and stationary 800
Return premiums .... $40
Filing annual statement
and telephone ... so
Total ............ $264.5O
Balance cash on hand 909.95
1Otdl - Pi l TT"
Insurance in force Jan.
LIST, 1918 ...... $37S,23l.OO
Insurance in force Jan.
18th. 1912 ........ .270,700.O0
Increase in insurance
ance during year 49,. S101, 33l 90
Number of policies in force
Jan. LIST, 1913 ...... 267
Number of policies in force
Jan. 18th, 1912 ....... 213
Increase in number of pol
icies. "a
This company is exclusively a
mutual Fire Insurance company for
farmers, doing business in Bonneville
and Bingham counties only, nothing
but farm property is insured.
A small premium of 25 cents per
each $4,000 insured is charged to-
gether with a policy fee of so cents
for each policy at time Of insurance,
if any member suffers loss by fire
an assessment levied on all the in
surance in force. just enough to pay
such loss.
The company has been in business
about IL years and only two assess
ments have been levied during this
time to cover the loss of Mr.. Rasmus
Hoff few years ago. A few other
minor losses have occurred but the
company has had enough money in
the treasury each time to pay such
losses without levying an assessment
Now brother farmer if you are in
terested in mutual organization of
this kind, where your hard earned
money is not used as with that other
million dollar concern to loan back
to you for a mortgage on your farm,
but you may use the money in your
own business until needed to help out
your neighbor who has actually suf-
fered a loss, you are invited to get
in touch with any of the officers of
this company who will be glad to
give you all the further information
you may wish in order to acquaint
yourself with its business.
Officers elected at the meeting to
serve for a term of one year are as
follows.
Directors Carl w. Peterson, W.
L. Shattuck. Fred Gustafson. John
Seyfert, c. O. Holm, Peter Hoff. and
James Johnston.
Carl W. Peterson, President.
Chas E. Anderson, 1st vice pres.
John Seyfert, End, vice pres.
W. L. Shattuck, Secy.
Fred Gustafson, Treasurer.
Chas. e. Anderson.
33-1 adv. pro TEN.
POTATO sEED-BED PREPARATION
IN IDAHO.
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RETAIL DRUGGISTS OF WHEELING.
RECEIVE A "TAR HEEL" REMEDY

phlegm loosened and irene gone
from the lungs.
In advanced cases OF pneumonia the
Use OF this preparation in connection
win the regular physicians treatment
VIII greatly aid the patients chances
OF recovery. Combined with the alb
sorptlon OF the treatment through the
SKIN. the medicated vapors inhaled
loosen the wreckage in the lungs and
render the breathing less difficult.
mis- axe part of the work from the
fever.
These seem strong claims. but the
ohio Valley Drug Co. wholesalers,
VINO have Investigated the results OF
this treatment in the south, are so
convinced OF its merit thai they have
authorized the retail druggists TO sell
y on 30 days trial and 10 refund the
price TO any user who is not delighted
With the results.
In addition the druggists are ar
ranging 10 give away a limited num-
Der OF 25-cent Packages free TO their
regular customers. Present the cou-
pom below and IL your dealer has not
yet received his shipment he will re-
serve o n package.
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AGRICULTURE
Short Course at Bethany is Heng
Largely Attended and
Very Interesting

interest is being manifested hv a..
ariners In the vicinity Of Bethany col
I'e" iu o., short course iu ftrwrr.
Whi,H is being held here this wa..
I'Ifiuc tac first two DAYS or tie Week
ne were addressed on various
Farm topics hy Professors cook AMI
IiiL Alderman and Helm. Among tH.
NOR" important subjects are cattle -uIr-
ing and s'l"otius. storing ana testing Or
seed Earins.
Iu" remaining ~ihJe,tS VIII h. cover
- ~ me pf"Eram for to-day and to-
Thursday. February @.
JUG nE seed corn. Prof. l. = cook. Jr
and O. s. Gi-t.
j g. m- Pruning Prof. Alderman and
g. p Waugh.
q =. Ferflfrr Buying and Homo
MIN.nC-CpYk and Roy.e
3 3 m orchard Insects and Iiaelees
frof Alderman ara prof.
Hem.
FRIDAY. February -s
,.-"e1ri ~TrIyinE and IruuIrc-Trof
w d. Alderman and &C.. g. Waugh.
J. W-lic Peach orchard Prof
Alderman url 70 % Ilrr
q g W-Idun lri Ierumss-T rofz.
Goods ana 1fII
! M orc fri NHUHr"Tcrf-F T.
Wade arI i'rof Hs q.
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The local druggists will soon re-
ceive from North Carolina. the Tar
Heel" State. a remedy for all cold
troubles that is entirely different
from the usual run OF cough syrups
and cold tablets.
II is in the form OF a salve that is
vaporized by the heal OF the body
when applied to the throat and chest.
These antiseptic vapors are inhaled
with each breath and combined with
the absorption OF the preparation
through the skin. give almost immedi-
ate relief in even the worst cases Of
Group n relieve the head and chest
colds overnight.
But the fact OF most interest to
mothers about this new treatment is
that II l. external and can thus be
used with perfect safety on the young
est member OF the family.
In cases OF incipient pneumonia or
severe colds first apply hot wet tow
els 10 open the pores OF the skin. then
rub the salve in we'll and cover with
a warm flannel cloth. Leave the
covers loose around the neck so the
vapors arising may be freely inhaled.
The next morning you hardly realize
you had a cold as the head is clear.
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tetSon. are the proud parents Of n nne
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mccain. Of
WoodSdale. are visiting friends IN Zanes.
vile for n few DAYS.
- Ilarser. Of Cleveland. was in the
"r"Ne yesterday on business.
W.. and Mrs. william Giles. OF Elm
boy. VI a pa"y
william Bowers IS reported abour ,bs
sdiH" NJ MS home at Elm Grove. where
With illness. "e'NS
"EorEs StT1uh. Of Pleasant Valley. IS
M Simms IS confined 10 his homo IN
PATTERSON with a serious illness
bdNe Philips. Of W~ayncsburg. Pa
terday. ''"N' s's-
James Hutchinson has left FOR To-
leao. -. where he has accepted a not
'i"r, Win ~" Adams Express Company.
N.'SS tihttle ~'arragan. Of East Liver
poo. Is visiting friends and relst -
81 Noodsdale for a few days.
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LOCAL FIRM HAS
Big CONTRACT ON
wHELHc noIp Z I0yHD.r Ii
Local Concern Nay Furnish Castings
for Big Hudson 1ive<
Tunnel

Although no confirmation OF the fact
has been made public. 81 Is generally
conceded BY those intimate with the
inside OF the Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry
Company that this firm has secured a
large portion OF the contract for ths
building materials OF the big tuanei 10
be bored fnder the Hudson river. TIE
last tunnel Of this nature which was
bored under the East river. WAS sup
piled with the steel forms By the local
company.
II Was known that the foundry was
after the contract for supplying the
humps" as the steel forms are called.
and as their work on the last contract
was more than satisfactory. Il IL pcs
siole that most OF the material will be
shipped from the Wheeling firm.
The concrete work on the neN addf-
tion 20 the pattern shop whicn adioins
the cemetery will be started as soon
as the weather loosens uD. and with
this addition the company will be more
able 70 keep up with their orders.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
ny virtue OF a deed cf trust made by
VIE. TO the Undersigned. as trustee.
dated the End day Of November. in the
year 1910, and recorded in the office Of
the clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia. in deed OF trust
book number &c at page 544 ct seq. I
VIII sell al public auction to the highest
of the Court House OF Ohio county fore
said. In the city OF Wheeling. county Of
ONO and state OF West Virginia. IN
SATURDAY. THE sTH DAY OF
MARCH. 4. j., 1919.
commencing at ten o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing described real property. being
part Of what is known as the l.. VI. At
kinson farm situate near Wheeling Park
IN Philadelphia district. Onto county.
west virginia. that is To Va Beginning
at a stake corner to Atkinson. Kreig.r
Is 80 T. l5l2 feet TO a post. thense :.
80 r 500 feet to a post thence y. asa
sN6 feet to a ost corner 10 Ella and
Jane baird and Atkinson. thence trough
the Atkinson land :. - W. CSC feet TO
a stake thence ). - W. $50 feet TO a
stake: thence ) II ". e32 feet to a post:
thence ; az W. 4C2 feet 20 a stake.
thence y. 4SJ feet 10 a stake mar a
white OAK. thence y. 60 ". 54g feet to
the place OF beginning. continuing thir-
ty-iiNc 800 acres, more or less. Tl:se
Is 10 be reserved and excepted. however.
from sgch sale the coal underlying said
premises with the right to mine and
T. A-F ~ ~ tANN TIE Il&nl 10
transport coal hereunder from other
lands. There Is also To be reserved and
excepted from such sale the surplus
waters from the two springs situate in
the e~asterly part Of the premises above
described as also with liberty from
time TO time. with workmen. 10 enter
upon said premises 20 relay. repair.
leanse and maintain the pipes and con-
Quits Leading 20 and from sail springs
and each 81 them. but the purchase. is
20 have the water from said springs
necessary for household and arming
purposes. ana the use Of all the surplus
water over and above the amount neces-
sary FOR the pose aforesaid Is TO be
reserved 20 T. NJ Atkinson. his heirs
and assigns. a. the SAM. are set out IN
said deed 90 trust BEING the same
property conveyed 20 the said ] II. WI
son by r VI. Atkinson and wife by deed
dated the End day Of November. 1910.
and recorded IN tAe office Of the Clerk
OF The county Court Of ONO county
aforesaid 100 deed book 1856 at page 2f1
TERMS OF SALE -On.-third Of the
purchase money OF SO niue more as the
purchaser may elect 20 pay cash ~ hand
"u tire day - sale. and the residue ia
~. '".tH' ir@'.lwenfS. payahle aspect
lively n six and twelve months from the
.i U. SAFE. with interest. the purchaser
giving his n-gotiahle promiSsory notes
FOR the deferred payments. the legal
ut.e 90 r- retained f~ f-rflsr county
until All % the purchase money snail
have been paid
JOSEPH HNNuLAN. Trustee.
f-t-4a--V-.s-mr-
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized pay stations:

Company's Office. corner 18TH &.
Chapline Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. W. Va.
The First National Bank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
state Bank Of Elm Grove Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
ray your electric light. water and
gas bills al the most convenient nav
station. c. d JCNKINS. Treasurer
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0UT-THE-PlKE
Inmate Passes Away,

AIoett daruJ. AN inmate OF the county
lnhrmary at Elm Grove. passed away at
tnat place. after "A short illness. The
deceased was formerly sentenced to the
but owing to poor health
was removed to the iuurmary. Funeral
were held yesterday, with in.
terment in Mt calvary cemetery.
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Hor.e and Waron orer Rann

NHdt UnIEEt N.Vc hreU 4 seriDus acct
otut happened a short distance above
AlaJOrsVille. when a team hitch.d 10 A
n al wagon belonging To- \. T. Marshall
o. 'Folden. went over au
ABOUT ~" rect nigh The horses eS-
capped with but a few bruises. Tn.
' aEon was practicalIy demnIished.
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DIED.

HooNEH-0- wednesday. February .s.
ltia. ~ % fn clock g. m.. JOHN
MOONEY AGED IS years
mora. H-t .- af u.s rseIienec ~ b.
sister. Mrs 90 Do Ieau. SO. Pns Sic
'"l.n.n ffrr.f Friday afternoon A.
ltfH.t Frfrda invited o. attend
lrf.rucnf at Nf Wool cemetery.
CATrEBI-O1 TUESDAY. February Goth.
lfia. 60 FOL o." O'Clock r. m az Hsr rowa
Nf T.ereHrf N MRS EUrTH
nfNNEMAN DtTrEf.f. v'fe M WI
Tam a. CaftsI
Fuu.r0I srrt ..rs vii rc fofT from tho
If.eufa church ON Thursday fHe gan.
. ur'n. b D. w. eastern time
Martins Frfr1. s~feubentIlr and Nsw
cunt rrIarI papers please corv1
EAFTEnTV-Ir Monday. F.rrua-v g.
'Ht|. nf 81. clock B. m af the ffe
Hrurr Nt rrr ~IH1g.frr. Mrs r IS
kIlcfr NH frt south Tenn street
Nft- NANN D. RAFFERTY,
FiIs-H1 f-sm no r.s. Irr.r ~ .rr fafTr.
f.f Nre Or M tI rrr. So co. -onf.
Penn street. TrlreIHN morning az
$500 Requiem H'rH mass 10 80 los
trre Cathedral 90 H m. frfrrrrnf
90 Mf I.l'frv cemetery Ffrrda Of
family invited
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Davis Funeral.

funeral services Of the late James
Davis were held from the residence Of
tiS son Silas IN Patterson yesterday al
teTno"n AZ = o'clock. Rev. ". l.. Way.
81 the First SpiritualiSt church. OF
W he~Hus oniciatcd Iutermeut was
made IN the stone church cemetery.
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Entertained

Miss Joanna and clara Grimes enter
IAlred e Few OF their friends n thei,
nome on Peters Run last evening. The
evening was spent In games and music
.hd at a s"aSonahle hour a delicious
Fncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-27
E|NECuTOR.S NOTICI..
FDRSMI
ToF AIE-wHoLrsALr

o sAE.E-wHoLEaAbE.
~ Grafton
View veil built Buct md Conrrafa
ruillfug With ample Moor space sT~ua
f1rn. covered railroad nIdHuE aanIna.
- spfriauy constructed Tor "a whole.
sale 0rorcB House.
oraftou ia fhe hsaf f~iHtfbufinr pofut
81 Wcff Va Tor Grocctra or Uoffour.
~ rrTpffOua1 charrr 90 30 an -
c~eLflgNfiiv fine wholcaale site.
hfdrrHH.
a r. ~ NTOAWa.
r o uul1dina. urnftan. W. Va
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uneral services over the remains Of
me late GuStaNe Stanke were held from
yesterday afternoon at 30 Interm-ut
vas maoe ga the Peninsula cemetery.
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No"ell Tru~s".!. Of Elm Grove. will
leaNr t seFouiug for Omaha. \eb
where l" has accepted a u0gitfI- v1tS
the Y. g Dunn Company ~
Mr.. and Mrs. william Simms. OF pat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-27
Ladies', MasonIc Club

The ladies' entertainment commit
tee OF the Masonic club will have an
election OF officers at the Scottish
Rite cathedral on Friday afternoon at
, O'Clock. All members are requested
10 De present
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Bake Bean supper.

everything Is ia readiness for the
baked bean suppe to bv given ia tn.
basement Of the First NJ. r. church OF
rim Grove ttis evening, by the members
81 Mrs.. 'B. Harts sunday school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-27

C~inCinnatls proposal to tax autos
by straight impost or lV in
creased license fee is meeting much op-
J osition.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BertaChN

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTs RIAL EMBAlMER.
ff22 and tfS4 Main street
Calls AnsV cred Ia or Nlcnt-
Store Phones 61s
We Z. Nsrtschy. Eel Phone 1889 X
c. J Bertschy. Nat Phone l219-y
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A vspor Treatment In the Form OF a
Salve-ReIieves Colds Over Niaht,
Group In Fifteen mlnutes-Drue-
sists VIII Give Away IS Cent
Packages Free.
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MISCELLANEOUS

facur- a copy OF the
i@E convention. which convened FebrG-
sTy u. lb65. This Journal was printed
ard bound b. campbell and DertnJtt.
Lnu y wanted fCv the State Archives Of
Va. any owner .. = COY OF the
Journal Will perform a pHhIc service
~ communication with tht InteIlt-
Erncer. or vim Hon Nirgll Lewis.
ssst@ Archiveist. Charleston ". Va
tf-iuIyIz
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Bruemmer & HHdebrsnd

Funsra3 Directors aud nmaaImsrs
GOMEZ NHrtet ana 1rrenry .a.nnf sta
T~slaphone- g0a up-n 80 40 49,
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LOST.

LOST-ladlrf silver purse. on left hand
run. Sunigy night Reward n return
Co. .Hs Marktf So f-z--f
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flhe buildings. near new o. Y ~orl
tnlI get coal. Oh and Eas. farm
nancy 10 large city and @th mile az
Fili'or ifoa near r. y Win iuiilInvs
81 1000 Easy terms on aIr $50.
100 farms 20 select from W-i.. ~,
catalogue Co " ~ Masters. r ~aft.-.l
i'''N bag Both Phones cambridge.
~ IT, MASTERS.
Cambridge. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-27
COUPON NO. B.

Good at your regular druggist
Tor one @bc package OF Nicks
Group and Pneumonia Salye as
long as the free supply lasts.
Present this cOuf on now and N
your druggist has not received his
shipment ask him to reserve your
package.
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FOR S~ALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE OR TRADE

on RALB OF good seven
room house n tao tote. with wells
barn ohedep lawn. other improve
Will sell cheap, or trade for .
sUhll arm Address Charles 4 Miller.
Cameron. -. Va Ie-9s-u
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Farms For Sale

n o wish IN buy q farm or OK.
change your city property COR one.
call Snd see my lis'. Farms ranging
IN size from 6 acres up. Farms rang.
ms in price frorr $4,000 W.
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N GENTLEMEN

Clsh PAID for cast OF clothing. write
- call
N LEVY.
NO. 1897 harfst st., wheeung. W. Va
WE-coilcct BHd Bills Buy and Sell
'iaims Attachments carcG.lly plsced
ahl executed We adjust claims and
ulss . collections on a cOfnmi sion baeIs
80 objection. no pay. Tho Buckeye MeF.
cautis AsencT. sos Board OF Trade B.dg.
w ceiling. 81. Va N
cares. Trade
i EN AOHa-ks registered
Do"slet -r Fifteen years prscLCe.
"A y DuHLAP, PATBNT Attorney
hauoral BEchange Bank Bag.
WasslinE. ". Va
NAETED-ro buy copy Of CHRONICLES
on border WARFARE. "a buoh deHcrtp-
I've OF tie early indian w.ra in west
Nirsin'a and other DuruJus ~ the ohio
valley
Also wanted 20 bJp any copies % old
histories = virginia aud West yirziniA.
nr t"uufy historic. fItt NAV 20 on fhe
lafNet Persons .ntIuc same Gil al
ifeha History. care ~lntalIigencer.
my-s-tf
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J. C. FINLEY
24oA. for $40 OOc

3o5 Mutual Bank Building.
Bell Phone 177f.R.
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FOR SALE

roe AAAs-House on corner F1setentn
r Jacob streets. Very Desirable.
nnanIrx 81 E1fteenth street au-27-tr
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CHAPTER XXXIII.

! was just ready to start again
on my quest for place to live
when Mollie, ALL OF "A TREM-
BLE," came into the room and
shut the door. She had letter in
her hand.
Twill you give me a few min
utes, Madge?" she asked, in a
sobbing voice.
''As many as you want, dear
little sister" Ct like Mollie) Il said,
as I took off my hat and sat
down.
"Well, Madge!-Oh! I don't
know how to tell it" and burst
ing into tears, Mollie put the let
ter in my hand.
"But this is addressed to
Dick 1 exclaimed.
81 know it," sobbed Mollie:
cts bill and on it is the We'd
ding present I bought for you.
HAD 1T CHARGED TO DICK. "
1 laughed couldn't help 1t.
Here 1 had just been worrying
about the other bills and along
comes Mollic with the bill for
MY wedding present.
Lets see, 1t was that wonder
full cut glass banquet lamp, wasn't
it,"
Eyes," groaned the poor child;
"you see mother and had had
everything charged to father we
could when ] remembered that l
had not gotten you a wedding
present. 1t would look so QUEER
IF THERE WAS NOTHING
FROM ME among the gifts, and,
knowing that Dick had an &C
count at the department store, I
Just had the lamp charged to
him. thinking that dad would
give me the money to pay for 1t
before it came due. But now dad
says he won't give me cent this
month and swears that mother
and / have run him SO in debt
it will cripple him for long time
to come. know Dick will be
perfectly furious--and-I just
don't know what to do" walled
Mollie.
ct know what we'll do, dear.
WE'LL TAKE THE LAMP
BACK"
Mo;lie's eyes frightened and
she gasped: do you suppose we
CAM"
Again I laughed, for it was sc
patent that the ugly banquet
lamp, having served the purpose
for which Mollie intended it
impressing the guests with its
costly magnificence-she did not
care a red cent whether it graced
our future dining table or not.
ct made arrangements yester>
day to take back number of
wedding presents to the stores
where they were purchased and
I had made up my mind, dear
child, to ask you If you would es
much hurt If 1 exchanged your
lamp"
ooh. Madge. what dear you
arei" exclaimed Mollie.
at isn't unselfish for me to
give up the lamp, dear, for, to tell
you the truth, / think a cut glass
banquet lamp a very OBSERVATIONS
and vulgar bit of household decor
alton for people in the circum-