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Tunnelton

Look NJ the fine Weather we'c, having
under Democratic administration,
Guess il Ne were Bruceton we'd Kick,
too. al the idea ~ heiug fhy ieet under
water.
The association oi Preston county ex
prisoners hsve rs yet registered no COM
piaint against 'he building OF new isil
Esther ShaGernan. OF Ncwburg. was
visiting Eii,h Asl,hy last week.
William Da,r was a p'ea.ur, visitor to
Fsirmopt last week.
Thoma~ Hunt Of IN Fairrn "a, Nor,ual
spent the week emit with his parents.
Ada Wand .rhoT was ia Grafton Sa,or.
lay OF last week.
The band uodrr Capt Cyle Repnert,
gave a short concert on the street last
Wedue~i lay evening We bore the con-
certs vii b. regular weekly feature
during the spriug aud summer.
George Hartman has returned to his
home in Terra Alta after weeks visit
here with hi- son. /. u Hartman.
Eiitor VIC. Lavelle spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks here
Il NJ, would stop here-and il No. !
would----hut what's the use, The
millennium isn't here yet
Harry Hart has received an appaint-
mcnt as n railway postal clerk, AMI will
probably begin his new duties next week.
Messrs Howard Dawson. Wilbur Craig
and Oran Ashhy lef, the first part Of this
week for points IN Maryland. Virginia
and New Jersey whore they viii inspect
several farms which they are considering
buying in partnership
The opening Of new coal mine near
town, the building OF magnificent new
schoolhouse, the resumption Of cnaling
engines At the local tipple, aud the proba.
bllity of another new enterprise i'm the
near future, will certainly pm, Tunnelton
on the map for 1918
MeSsr- Reese Crmmings, Of Wheeling.
George Cummings, Of Philadelphia. vii.
liam Watkins, OF R,edsyilIe, and Mrs
Sophia C. Danghcr,y, Of Pittsburgh, have
returned to their homes after attending
the funeral OF John Lloyd.
Mrs Myrtle CaHman was whiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs Granville Me-
ciinnis, the first OF this week.
Thomas Kenney attended the funeral
ol his cousin, T \ Kenny, at Piedmont
Monday. Deceased was known by many
local people.
Tunnelton Inns one of the most up.to.
date coal tippl-- in the state II is worth
the time al any one to take walk down
ca il aud see In various mechanical de.
vices inside use of ia tho cooling OF ON
gines Specil storage l.,cu,i,s. special
aids In the eliminati"n of slue and bone
c'al anG other Interesting arrangements
are all therr ia use THE tippl" itself j.
entirely of steel cln.tructi,n.
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Sunny Side

Mrs b. Il. Pcaslce has returned from
visiting friends az Terra Aha aud CorInth.
Those that attended the bapti-mal SER
vice at Cuz1arl Snnday were Mira. jaime,
Kelley AMI daughter Veui-his, Mr. aud
Mrs. Elmer Kelley, Mrs. b. u. 4. aisle,
aud daughter LILA, and Mrs Amy Miller
aud son Stanley.
7 !. II trde-ty and son Cbe-ter were
business vI-itors'ai Cuzzart Saturday.
Mrs Lizzie Kelley AMI Mrs Alminnie
Hanger visited at II. d. Miller's last
Thursday.
- u Pea-lre and Amos Listou visited
friends u Valley Point sunday.
P'otracted meeting il in progress at
Cozlart, aud much intere-t il being
manifested.
Frank Wndle was business visitor at
Terra Alta Saturday.
Mr. bessie Ringer Is very sick at this
writing
Miss Z'e Lvengood is working for
Bruce Ringer.
7 p Tlarle~ty viii have sa'e Feb
ruarY IL. He leaves The fr-t of March
Tor his future home in Montana.
Che-t'r Hardrsty, Amos Childs and B..
u Peasl'e we're business callers at Terra
Ala last week.
Mrs b. u P'.aslee was calling at Lenox
one day the past week
II ID Miller has the contract of 10y
ging Tor Mar-h Walls
The. infant son OF Mr. and Mira. Claud
Feather has been quite sick.
Boss Reck"rt and bride were calliug Ut
th- brother Elishua's Sunday night.
R'v Orr va ca ling 1T james Krllr,'s
Friday
Bruce Ottp was working at the tooth.
pick factory for a few days How do
y'n like the contract OF manufacturing
toothpick-, B'uce?
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We have had a few days of good Id
sp'ing weather. the past week.
Jackson D,ahl purchased a farm ol
Charles W"ii,. and George Shalfer which
j. located near here
Ray Sirawser q, d wife visited ~ the
home of Jacob Nicola for the week md.
Greedy Sirawser and Har Id Meyers
attended the institute meeting near
Valley Point.
John Cupp has rented his coal mine 10
:. Feather who will operate the same IN
The in'ur and furnish fuel for domestic
purposes.
BJt Mathew purchased a Cue hunting
dog from Frank Jeffrey
Charlie Wolfe las moved from h's
iarul here SIS Cherry G,oye to Edward
Wolle's whcre he ,xpccts to reside Tor
DO remainder II tlt winter
Op school is pr ere ..iug vr ni ely
'r |o u able lcdcr-h'p ~ Harold
uoer.
La Rcsao. N b. rp rk
u ~ Ki., r.,d rou,
u
Il r~hu .p aud iaua 90 e-s
,f.Yrb 90 l. cot grIve rbu..l ,
+ ne.t
q go h.r. tLc Brsnd.rvnc uin
iaa ' .omrbtdnc 'u' our o.
+ y.eH ir-uu CO.. 'er hi- cls.- here fuu
has returned home for the present.
Don Crane has contracted 20 work fol
I Harry Benson this summer.
Morton Benson spent the week en-,
sith home folks.
! Ffadk ShaGer made business "trip to
FricudsyiIle during the past week
I Charles Wolfe has purchased che real
ard personal property of John Cupp
Bruce AMMAN has been staying witt
bi father iu-law John Smith this winter
Elmer strawser was guest At In,
home u Ezra Kelley Sunday.
Eay Strawser and Jackson Deahl wer
among those who attended church a
NJ nntsindaie Sunday.
Alva Nieman was at Cuzzart Fridar
night attending church.
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Englehlrt Hollow

O'car Groves, OF Clz1t art. was bus
ness visitor here one evening last week
Harry Cevg, of Philadelphia, was l.,
town last week on business at the T. W.
VI. plant.
Constable Lawrence Ringer, was here
on business last week.
Mrs. John Englphart and son Lester
were Valley Point visitors Thursday night.
Grace Cramer of the Crabnrchard. il
working at Melvin Gidley's nt present
A. L. Hartman aud family aud L. s
Englrhurt and family visited mt J Il
Engleharts Sunday.
Mrs. Ava ID Lislou, OF Valley Point.
visited n, j. NJ. Euglchmt's Thursday
night.
Miss Anna Jackson, of Sugar Valley,
who has been working at \ L. Hart
mans for the past three months, has re-
turned home.
MIR and Mrs 4 T. Engehart visited
home folks la Brucelon Saturday aud
sunday
Chester Cramer of Lick Run Is work
ng Tor the T. w. VI Co. al this writing
Encn Graham aud VIII, of VI N,ho,
rr Visiting THUR dmphtor, Mr.. j NJ
EnslrhMt a. Thu wri,ug
Che ~ Tets ~ arcd tie lonry r., ks
TIN section toH ncllus no riph,rng
na'ch la FrrN oip &, hicn Na- we'll
',t"ud' d. aud AL rcpItci gnod time
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Valley Point

w. A. Wilburn and wife were visiting
at Aseerry Lis'on's one day last week.
Joseph Smith and wife were calling
on Lewis Smith and family Sunday.
TIE spellinP bee bold at the Guscman
school house on Friday night was vel
attended and all report an excellent tim,.
Eben Li-ton and family werc sabbath
day visitors at Benienin Listoa's
Miss la Liston, Ne reyret to chronicle,
Is on the sick list at this time hut il !,
hoped that under the skilled Treatment
OF DIR Wilkinson. her physician, she
viii soon recover
O z. Gibson and family we're recen,
visitors at the homo OF Walter Metheny.
Carl Messenger and family were the
guests It VI, J Martin one day last week
Mesdames Belle Hartman and Farley
Lision were busin, - visitors at Bruceton
rue.day.
J. A. Spiker was business visitor in
town Monday.
Frank Miller was calling at John Larems
Sunday.
smith Martin and wife were visiting AZ
the home of Oliver Lisron one day this
wrek. Mrs I.iston we ara glad To note
has about recovered from her recent III.
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Downs, of Morgantown,
ar" the guests of Mrs. Downs father
John Martin.
Miss Hail, of Morgantown, is con.
templauing rendering play here ln the
immediate future, with the assistance of
some local talent, ntitled The cd
Maids Club" which will be- given for the
benefit nf the church.
john Liston aud wife were visitors at
the county seat Friday.
o u Gibson made business trip to
Lick Run and Cuzzart Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. b n LiSton were visit
INK john L'stons Tuesday.
Mis- Verna Hartman aud Mrs Farley
Liston were visiting Lester Lights one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. j w jackson were visiting L.
T.. Walls Sunday.
Wiley Liston and Miss Emma Iivcn-
good attended meeting at Cuzzart Mon.
day night.
Charles Seal made business trip to
Albright one day last week.
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Broadway

Ed Wilson, Of tn East SIDE was visit
ing here last weel,
Mrs. Fnd Burch of near Herring, is
very sick at thi- writing
Clark Weaver, Of Na4ontown, was
business caller her last week
Lola Feather has been very sick with
pneumonia. Or. Ruiasill has been at
tending her.
Absaloni Every aud Mrs Oliver EVERY
of Morgantown were visiting viii Everly
aud family last week
ThaI G.ott-lty, Of Cumberland, was
here Thursday. Nc. Glotirlty formerly
lived here and 81 Sutherland
George w White, Of Pleasantdae, had
the misfortune Of having liz barn deg
troyed 10y fire Thursday night, besid-s
buripG mp a horSe. some feed and several
farming implements.
j. G. Elliott. Of Terra Alta was here
Saturday and Sunday.
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Pleasant Dale

We are having some fine "A arfu ua.,tber
for this Time ~ vesr
There was no preaching a. tile ,,..o
sunday. on account Of the funer, #
Jp4rph Watson. which WAS hold AZ LIMO
Hollow. 80 two o'clock which - the
regular hour Of prrschn, IT this place.
+. g. Bower. Of This pl.ce Yss ,isi,,,,.
biz daughter Mr.. Waiter Conoway Of
h"-o"iown Saturday aud sunday
John Smith ami uife. Of Kapes Creek
were whiting relatives st This place. the
pact we'k.
Ni.- Meta G. mr. rinrreJ to Cad.l
Co. com" epce Der s,hrol hch ha- becu
CT -"d f"r u~ uu" on acr unit o
'lI'"'f'"
We1i1nl that uI. Nrl.cr ni uIe Bf sd.
10 ir'rr hH rad Nra d, 49,
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par worthy correspondent. after fail.
10 wheel sufficient sunshine 70 cause
shickens today 80 cent egys. has given
N, the FIGHT SO III take np the pen and
endkavor to give you ies points that
msfbe of interest TO your many readers.
The telephone company have moved
their switch board from ]. A. wolfe's IL
A. J. Greenhouses.
Forman Bros are saving some tin,
lumber on the Levi Gale farm rs,cently
purchased lrnm w q. Walls and the
c'lc h,irs by Earl Swartzwvticr.
Mrs. c. c. Gale is visiting her parents
IN Caeli county at this writing.
Dayton Everly, OF Greenville was stop.
ping at I. C. Everly's sunday
J Gresthouse aud two sisters have
moved from Morgantown back tn their
farm near here and are now attending 1,
transferring the news over the telephone.
as the switch is there now
series of meetings are being conduct
I'd at the Nit Nvbo Baptist church hy
lt"v' Neptune. the pastor, and Rev.
Morris of the NJ. r. church.
Elisha Jenkins is on the sick list. being
treated 10y DR.. Wilkinson. of Bruceton
We learn that A. ]. Galloway, sue.
cessor to j. :. Radabaugh in the mrrcan.
rile business at misplace, is doing good
business.
We are informed that :. j. Clark, of
this place, has sold his mill property 10
Il f. Gibson and will give possession
April |. II such be true, we will regrt
to seq Mr. Clark leave us as he il iine
miller.
Our contest spelling match at the Mt
Nrho schoolhouse last Friday night was
well attended and the pupils from both
schools showed no lack of training, as
they did some excellent spelhng. Our
home school won and Gilbert Gale de-
serves much credit
Porter Jenkins, the enterprising mer
chant OF Bull Run, aud teacher Of the
Friendship school, in company with a
number OF his pupils, attended the spell
ing contest Friday night.
a. j. Gallow will have public sale at
his residence near here, Friday, January
3Olh.
Walter Gale, of this place, is at Nor
gantown undergoing medical treatment.
George Liston and family visited Roy
Crs- sunday.
j. VI. Gibson, wife and daughter,
Garnet, were visiting w. O. Gibson sun.
day.
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n. g. NJ. Asman Wss\ ~ VsSifo'
al Brocetco Saturday.
The majority Of our farmers have
finished hauling their limey br this season
1 h. AMMAN and wife were cuisines,
visitors over in Maryland Friday.
Alva Nieman, mother Ind sisters
Nellie AMI D''ssie. attended church a,
Chidester Thursday.
lanes Kelly and wife, Il q NJ Awma,
and wife and Mrs Josiah Dtmore wer,
vitting az |. Il Awmau's one day las.
week
Il G VI. AMMAN and wife. Q Eell,
and WITT aud Miss Jennie Ditmore w.r
shopping at ha1rlton Friday.
5 f Kelly AMI wife drove TO king.
wood Monday aud visited their son Rahl
"ho Is a student in the Kingwo,d high
school.
We understenl that G l. Nieman will
MT go To- Ohio as h. originally in,end,.i
Misses Cora aud Berta AMMAN and
Ralph Livengood were the guests Of Mar,
aud Charles Kelly Monday evening.
Mrs. Maro'llus Falkner and Misses
Ethel and Edna Thomas were Sabbath
day visitors att Q Helly's.
Ii is announced that protracted meeting
viii begin at Locust Grove Monday
evening.
Miss Lucy Kelly attended church at
Chichester SUNDAY evening.
Alva Nieman made his regular Sunday
visit to Cuzzrt where there is surely
some attraction for him.
Miss Nellie Nieman Is staying with her
aunt Lille Willcts at the present writing
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where n M oglicc Of The
Hyir, -
d <lSars.sn. Of Kipss poa. Is visit.
ing Floyd Gale ana O y Staw.
There was quite an inttcs,inr play
rendered here hast saturday pisht 10y Miss
Hall, OF Mcreantown, assisted by local
talent
Vernon Scott, Who Is attending the
California normal school. is home owing
e. an epidemic of scarl,, fever in the
s,hool
Niss LYNN Wa,lcll was the guest OF
Mrs. c. +. Wilkinson last Friday
The stork visited the home OF James
NSimmous ami wife ON Saturday.
J'nnarv -, and left a line 81 pound
shy Girl.
Mr. Gcorre Frankhouseri. dangerously
u with very little hope of her II Inmate
rc"v"ry THIS IL SUI news To nv many
friends
The infant child 1t J W. whe .ner is
Very III with pneumonia fever ard whoop.
ing cough.
There we've quite few teachers here
on Friday when the district institute was
held.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Benson
last Snndey bouncing baby hoy. Dr.
A. & DcFoe was the attending physician
Rev Morris has been assisting Rev
l'leman, of Albright. IN series OF met
mvs during the past week
Rev. jeremiah Thomas delivered a,
excellent sermon here last Sunday night
tn very large congregation
Miss Meta Benson is staying with Mrs
Jessie Benson at present.
Mrs c. T. Whilrse has been sull,r ing
tyr the past ten days from an attack of
p'"nr@y We are clad to say, however.
hat She is much better at this writing.
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Several q our ycrnv folks attended,
.ne -pell'ne ~" Al North Avenue ON las,
Fr'''sy evening aud report good time.
w--At-Arthnr vas recently taken sick
but l. nov cofN~lescent.
Rev jeremiah Thomas assisted bv
Rev George Vansicklc. conducted the
services In the church here at 8 p M
sunday and Rev Eng'e preached ha
in the evening at 1880
Mrs Jacob Spiker, WIN was opel
on n De Goldsmith's ollie here a
weeks avn ny Or 6odsmi,h assisted bv
d. win N'+lrow If Fri.nisvile. Ma
ard remaln'4l in d. Golismmh's home
Tor treatment has recovered and walked
from the Dpctor's home tn the store; some
of her friends fear she il yenturine ou
too soon
On Monday morning our people we're
shocked Ia learn that Or Goldsmith had
rour to the hospital 1T Raitimorc Nd.
10 g operated on tpr Appendicitis. Latest
r'po't+ IRON there arr that h, was oper-
otel on last Thursday and l. loing very
well Ills many friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
Several OF us attended the funeral OF
George ID. Evans on Thursday at l0.30
a. IN. Jan 22, conducted by Rev. Orr OF
Cranesvilc assisted by Rev. Eugle. lie
died Of pneumonia at the aye Of so years.
months and IL days IL wa4 member
1T the VI T. church aud leaves Eve
daughters and two sons living, three of
h - sons having preceded him. Accept
our sympathy.
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The Kingwood Racket stores Big Sale
is nov on i'm full blaSt.. Buy now and
save money. Slc lasts s more days.
ending February llth.
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To Ward OFF Winter
Complexion Ills

To keep the face smocth, white
aad t1aut.fal al winter. there's no
thing quite so good as ordinary mer-
colized wax Rough chappod or dis
colored skin, inevitably in this wea-
Their is gently absorbed by the wax
aud replaced by the newer, fresher
skin beneath. The face exhibits no
trace Of the wax the latter being
applied at bedtime ana washed Off
mornings Creams, powders and
rouges on the other hand, are apt
to appear conspicuous at this sea-
son, because Of alternating expansion
and contraction eff the skin, due to
changing temperatures advise You
to try this simple treatment. Get an
ounce of mercolized wax al any drug
store and use like cold cream This
will help any skin at once. and in a
week or so the complexion will look
youthful and healthy
Winds and flying dust often cause
squirting ana other contortions
which make wrinkles. You can
quickly get rid Of every wrinkle
however produced, by using a harm
less face bath made by dissolying !
)z powdered saXolite in 2 Dt. witch |
lazel
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TOO FRESH;
PHONE GIRLS
SMASH HIM
CHIC GO OPERATORS
ROUGHLY TREAT A MAN
WHO ANNOYED THEM

Chicago, Nov. 27--For many weeks
the girls in the main office of the
Chicago Telephone Company have
heen annoyed by antics Of a mash
or Sometimes he sprang out at them
Other times he followed them for
blocks trying to talk to them.
Now he would surprise a group Of
girls on Randolph Street then at
Washington Street. and the next night
| he would be at Lake Street,
Miss Mary Regan lchief operators
and B l.. Cooper, traffic manager Of
the company requested the police to
watch for the man, and detectives
have been posted for several nights
at points convenient to the telephone
hrIlding
Last night the man was hiding in
the alley north of Madison Street, in
Franklin Street Some Of the girls
were walking south in Franklin
street after work.
The man rushed out at Miss Gussie
Beinhart. She ran. The masher
darted at Mary Ross and Rose Long
ton and chased them. Then he met
Jennie Dworsky. Jennie wouldn't run
away-she ran toward him, crying, !
: Girls. let's get him
The masher hadn't looked for this
He raR-mway. The Girls followed
him Miss Longton hurried to inform
of Engine Company No. 40 |
and enlist their aid in capturing the
innoyer
They came with a rush. But Miss
Dworsky. Miss Reinhart and Miss
Ross had cornered the man in Fifth
Avenue.
Miss Dworsky, who is five feet
i've inches tall, and weighs barely
20 pounds launchen herself upon
he flirt who is almost six feet and
itocldly built
She showed him a versatile ac-
with all the uppercuts
md crosses. swings, hooks and iabs
hat prize fighters delight in and
he other girst after a moment to
ateh their breath. sailed in with
much enthusiasm and good will.
When the firemen arrived. they
ound Policeman James Cunningham
elping the masher to his feet He
ould hardly stand His nose was
ips were cut his teeth-seyeral Of
leeding. His eyes were puffed His
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are extra nice, too
Yes, and the Ibutternuts, black
walnuts and hickory nuts are dry
enough to use. Little Joe hunts for
hammer and flat iron the minute he
gets his coat off, said the grand
mother, settling herself pan in lap
to pare the potatoes.
q guess the water pail is about
empty and the tea kettle needs fill
ing" she added seeing he was pre-
pairing to take off his coat
"All right he answered cheer,
fully. "I'll look in and see how the
oat box looks. l want the horses to
have plenty of time to eat their
dinner"
Trust you for that" she answered
laughing. IF those horses don't
get fatty hearts it won't be your
fault"
Seems to me you're restless, Pa, "
SAID MIS-. PETERS Her husband nau
filled the kettle, put stick of wood
in the fire and was pacing up and
down the kitchen
Seems if l can't wait until to-
morrow to see the children and the
little fellers." he said, pausing by
Ter chair. THANKSGIVING is a
mighty fine institution and don f
know who has more to be thankful
for than we have and he laid his
hand affectionately on her shoulder
1--WE been thinking the same thing
all day." she replied looking mp with
moist eyes.
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OLD TIME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BLOOD

Hoods Sarsaparilla has been and
still is the people IS medicine because
of its reliable character and lis Won
derful success ia purifying, enriching
and revitalizing the blood and reliey-
inc the common diseases and ailments
-scrofula, caiarrh, rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, less df appetite, that tired
feeling, general debility.
Hood 2 Sarsaparilla purifes and en-
riches the blood, and in so doing
renders the human system the great
est service possible. This medicine
has been tested for years Ii is per-
fectly pure, clean and absolutely safe,
as welt as of peculiar and unequaled
medicinal merit.
Get Hoods, and get It now from
any drug store.
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How 20 Prevent crnnn-

Il may be q surprise to you TO learn
thai in many cases Group can be pre-
'ented. Mrs. IT, NJ. Johns, Elida,
Ohio. relates her experience as fol
lows: Ny little boy is subject 10
Group. During the past winter ] kept
p bottle Of Chamberlain Cough b
Remedy In the house. and when he
'eean having that little croupy cough
would give him one or two doses
of Il and 81 would break the attack.
Ike 30 better for children than an
other cough medicine because child
-en take it willingly. and Il Is safe
and reliable" Obtainable every
where.
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out his hands to the blaze.
eyes indeed; 1 suppose I must
send in my turkeys when you go,
she replied. a shadow fitting across
her face. at is like parting with
members of the family. can pick
them mp anywhere and carry them
around. They talk to me with little
drowsy churrs No one else can
touch them, though and Mrs.
Peters went to the window and
looked dolefully out at her pets.
"They are so tall they stare me
right in the eye" said her husband.
There's another reason for getting
rid of the gobblers They swell and
gobble ferociously at all children.
Nary's little girl would be scared to
death You remember how they
took after the Stone children!" and
he chuckled reminiscently.
The old lady smiled as she turned
from the window. Il had to take a
switch to them she said, smoothing
back her snowy hair with the palms
Of her hand
Now, it amt fair for you to buy
this THANKSGIVING dinner with the
turkey money. That's your own
private gold mine Your share will
te furnishing a gobbler for the
feast" and he smiled up at her as
she stood by his chair
"TI donate the fine big fellow
With the bronze tail. most as hand
some as a peacock. He'll weigh
twenty five pounds, I'm sure; I've
hefted him." and she showed signs
of weakening at the memory of his
beauty.
Make out your list and I'll start
right after dinner SOS to get home
before dark. I'll get a box of candy
for the little fellers. and he tipped
back his chair against the wall and
clasped his fingers over his com
Portable waist coat enjoying theI
pleasure i'm store for him.
81 believe homemade candy will
De better for them They always (
want some of granny's taffy and /
cream candy. Aenes says it's better
han any of the fudge and new 1
.angled candies they make nowadays /
Pa if you viii bring up a IAN o.
.otatoes and rutabaeas from the
.ellar I'm get dinner going $50 you
AN get home ~ milking tme.~ and
he handed pan 10 her husband
5ho durfully disappeared down the
eIier stairs.
There's a nice barrel of arles z
u "a ked for each OF the children 4
e said as he returned, and they :