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chatting group would have known that
he did not belong to the party
Il was when were all seated comfort
ably in the trolley bowling mcrrlly
along over the grasS-S,rcwu track that
Lillian voiced a suggestion which had
sprung into my own mind, but 20 which
| did not quite know how to give utter
anCe.
Look here" she said hru'kly I'm
not the hostess OF this party, but I'm
practically one OF the family so | feel
free to iSSu an invitation II | wish
Doctor Petit, what's the matter with
YOU Joining Our party for the day.
Dicky here has been bowling for an
other man to help lug the grub all the
morning Unless YOU are set on soil
tary day that man might as we'll be
you'"-she punotuated the parody with
a mocking little moue.
had a sneaking little notion that
picky would have been glad OF the op-
poftunity TO hex LillianS ears for her
suggestion do no, think he enjoyed
the idea OF adding DR.. Petit to the
party but OF course. in view oi what
she had said there was nothing ior him
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THIS IS 'SLEETY
The TH|RT|ETH'
DreamerS at Front Would Re-
wise Calendar

LONDON, Nov 30-Even while the
world was is raging around them, day
dreamcrs and idcalists have found time
to send few suggestions from the front
trenches in Picardy. A corporal IN
spircd by the comfortable surroundings
of A newly captured German dugouI
suggests that new era tor the WORM
should be created Immediately the war
is over the year One beginning on the
day peace is finally declared.
Another reformer is propounding the
theory that at the end OF the cXiNt'hS
unpleasantrcSs. the Allies should return
TO the French republican calcndar'
which begins the first month OF inc
year September p, instead Of anu
ary and renamed It the month OF N'h-
tage. The names OF the other months
are changed according to the SoIalti
idealst. to make life more cheerful
For instance, the second month would
be known as Foggy the third HiceN
and others as Rainy, Windy, Budding
Flowerv. Harvest and Fruit. II tnN
plan were adopted, today wouId DC
Slcely, the thlrtieth.
Thinking along the same lines, a tnlrl
dreamer langu,,h,ng IN some shell
crater believes the weeks are too short
He would have a week consist OF ten
DAYS, the days to be renamed win
terms of rythm and poetry, grace and
beauty. He also is inspired with the
H. Al
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KANSAS CITY TAKING
PERSIAN CAT CENSUS

KANSAS CITY, Nov 30-A cat
census is being taken in Kansas City
1t is being done by Miss Dot Rice.
Dl9 Wayne avenue, for the Kansas
City Persian Cat club. By the time
she is through Kansas City is expected
to register about $25OOO worth of real
aristocratic, blue bloodcd cats -- the
kind that hacv their afternoon sicsta
on feather pillow and lap "a" grade
milk from gold bowl.
Miss Bice is not looking for the old
alley variety So all the common cats
might just as we'll yowl on from the
back yard fence. for they're not going
to get in on Kansas City'S cat census
The census is one OF the prclrmina
rics Of the fourth annual show OF the
cat devotecs which will he held De
ccmbcr o, ! and g at 9l7 Walnut street
Cats from all over the country will be
entered for the Kansas City cat show
IS rapidly becoming a national lnstitu-
ton
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either relief or triumph in his steely
gray ones
Indeed shall be very glad to ae-
company YOU" he said smiling.
Gle doesn't look husky enough 10
me-" drawled Harry Underwood. III
you're going to put an extra man on
this job of carrying bundles, Dicky,
why don't you wait and get a dock
walloperl"
DR.. Petit flushed bit AT the 9th
er mans banter. could see that he
was not used TO the kind OF rough rail-
lery in which Harry Underwood so
often indulges
Never mind putting over any more
OF that George Cohan stuff" Lillian
pu, in cauStioally; remember DR.,
Petit isn't so used 10 your peculiar
idea OF humor as the rest OF US are"
II don't care a hoot whether he likes
my style or not" her husband retorted
rebelliously, with a good nataured grin
at DR. Petit "lll probably have 10
bash his head in before the days over
anyway, for can see with bali an eye
that we are deadly rivals" He pointed
this cryptic utterance with a malicious
| little grlmaCe at me.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-30
Silver Cleaning Apron.

A practical suggestion for an en-
gagement or Christmas gift is a silver
cleaning apron Make an apron of am
pie proportions out OF some washable
material (preierably heavy whi,e) AT
tach to the part OF the apron covering
the lap, large piece OF chamois skin
The chamois skin can be edged with
washable or silver ribbon and applied
to the apron by snaps, so that it can
easily be removed for washing At each
side OF the apron make three pockets
which can be filled with a bottle OF
your fayortc cleaning polish, soft
brushes, polishing cloths, rubber gloves.
etc In each corner OF the apron en-
broidcr two Spoons" IN silver thread
4 boudoir cap trimmed with a bow
OF silver ribbon can be added to the
gift; also a small-,llcd lapboard tahou'
eighteen inches long aud ten lnchc,
wide covered with chamois skin on
which to rest the silver which IS being
cleaned II YOU wish TO add to the
value OF the gift, two silver spoon,
might be slipped into one OF the pock
cts.
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to do but to pretend a cordial acquies-
conce in her suggestion
That's the very thing he said, with
a heartincSs which only ], and poSSi-
bly, Lillian, could dream was assumed
lii. YOU do occasionally have a CLEAN
OF human intelligence, don't you'"
81 do hope you have no plan tha,
wilt interfere with coming with us" he
turned to the physician I'VE have a
big boat chartered down here at the
beach, and we're going TO loaf along
cut to one OF the desert islands and
camp for the day"
THAT sounds like most interest
ing program" said the Young physi-
clan. His voice held note OF heSita-
ton, and he looked swiftly, inQuirngly
at me and back again. II was so care.
lessly done that | do no, think anyone
noticed II but | realized that he was
waiting for me TO join my voice to the
! invitation
Madgc's Deadly Rivals"
IL trust You will think II interest.
ing enough to make II worth your while
to Join us" said dcmurcly. lifting
my eyes to his and catching swift
| flash Vi something which might b.
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REVELATIONS
WRWlFE
.rN 6J
bV HdeIe GorrisOn~


HOH Mrs. Graham this is an un-
J expected pleasure"
Doctor Pcttit'S ewes looked
down INTO my own with an expression
that emphasized the words he had lust
uttered. His outStrctchcd hand claspcd
nine warmly his impressive greeting
embarrassed me a bit, and turned in
snnctyeb toward Dicky to see ii he
had noticed the young physicians ex-
traordnarlIy cordial greeting
But this had no opportunity to dis
cover for as | turned taxi drew M
to the curb where the Underwoods.
Dlcky and | were waiting for the LITTLE
Crcsthayen Beach trolley, and Dicky
sprang to greet Grace Draper and the
DurkceN Alfred Durkcc and hi, moth
er, who completed our party for the
motor boat trip
Il ann very glad to see YOU, Doctor
Petit" ! murmured conyentonally.
then hurricdly Pardon me a moment
! must greet these guests. will be
back"
"Ot course remember YOU, Mrs
Underwood he was saving "rll never
forget the skill and presence of mind
with which YOU handled that baby in
conyulSlons the night first saw all of
you"
That was nothing at all, returned
Lillian indiereu,ly "ju,t what every
woman ought to be able TO do"
But, unfortunately few women have
those qualities in the degree YOU possess
them" returned the physician galan,ly.
well, Doctor Petit" Dicky came up
at this Iuncturc, "out for the day"
His tone was cordial enough. but |.
who knew every infection Of Dicky',
voice, realized that he did not relish
the appearance Of Doctor Petit upon
the scene
YES, I'm going down to the shore
for a Dip the young physician re
turned And then without trace of
the stiff dignity which ! had seen in
his professional manner he acknowl-
edged the introduction which | gave
him to Grace Draper and the DurkecS
Both Harry Underwood and Lillian,
of course, needed no introduction TO
him Neither the Underwoods nor our
SelveS'arr apt ever to forget the night
on which we first slW Doctor Petit.
the night OF my first party" when the
maid IN the apartment across the hall
from ours brought in a baby suffering
with convulsions to us The baby would
have died without Lillian's Quickness
in administering hot water bath, and
the skill OF Doctor Petit whom we
hastily SUMMONED
Doctor Petit, Joins the Picnic.
Doctor Petit, 1t appeared was wait
ing ior the same ear we wished to take
and no onc looking at our, friendly
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! felt myself flush hotly DR.. Pe,tits
face was unsmiling, as IL he did not
see any humor in the reference. |
could not tell whether Dicky had heard
the speech or not, for he, Grace Drap.
er and the Durkee, we're engaged in an
animated conversation.
But as we walked along, the etary
planking of the wharf TO Where Our
boat waited, Lillian found an oppor
tunity to squeeze my arm tapturously
you sly puss," she murmured. "No
man but your brother-cousin and Dicky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-30
SEPARATED II YEARS,
HE SUES FOR DIVORCE

KANSAS CITY, Nov. W-Today
to celebrate the seventeenth annlver-
sary Of his separation from his wife,
Marion Matthew, 1922 Penn street,
filed suit for divorce lie and Mrs.
Mittic Matthews were married thirty
four years ago, lived together seven
teen years, and separated seventeen
years ago today
Matthew charges his vile naggcd
him. that she had bad temper was
extrayagant, and even went so lar a,
TO charge groceries to his account and
then sell them to the ncjRhbors. Mrs
Matthews lives in Chillicothc, Mo,
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The Table

Pumpkin Date pic-One cup pump
kin, onc-hali cup sugar, ono half cup
dates cut in small pieces, one half tea
spoon each OF cinnamon and allspice,
pinch OF salt, onc-halt teaspoon ginger
one cup of cream or milk and cream
one fourth teaspoon nutmeg, two eggs
adding the whites last When baked
cover with whipped cream and dot with
cherries.
Cranberry Cakc-One and onc-hali
cups light brown sugar, chalt cup
butter, three eggs, mix one teaspoon
soda with two cups flour. five table
spoons OF sour milk, one scant teaspoon
each OF cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg
and one and .onc.hali cups cranberry
sauce, added last.
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Special Lot $1.45
Values $500

This lot includes this seasons
choicest patterns of wide silks in
changeablc satins in stripe, and
plaids, tatietas in fall shades, plaids
and stripes You will find just what
YOU want for dresses, waists, skirts
and trimmings amongst this lot Also
supply your better GIFT wants from
these. All new fail shadlngs brown,
navy green, plum and black. 80 to
~ inches wide,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-30
SpecialLot ST.. .95
Extra High Grade Silks.

EXtta High Gtade Sllks'
Rich shading in dark and medium
tones that are sure TO please Also
plain fabrics such as crepe metcors
and charmeuse; new shades OF bur
gundy. plum brown and green; all
$3.50 regularly; 30 and 40 inches,
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A Sale of Silks to Welcome Teachers

We more thanw willing o this values with
wholesale will find the
including
ands crepe
A to a
fromh collection
thi wonder e of
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FLOOD RELIEF FUND
MORE THAN NEEDED

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov 30
Sufficient money was left over in a
fund created by citizens for the relief
OF those affected by the August flood
on Cabin creek and Coal river to per
NIT the relief committee TO end checks
to large number OF dependents it be
came known today The checks have
Just been sent out Each father and
mother receives S. and each child s..
Over twenty-five hundred persons were
ON the list Of needy, the committee re
nOrtS.
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HINTS i-OR
YOUR HOME
Waterproof Backing.

TRY out 5 cents worth OF mutton
tallow by placing in a kettle on
= the back OF warm stove. STRAIN 1t
into a ono pound baking powder case
add a generous pinch OF lamp black;
stir thoroughly and apply to shoes twice
a week with a rag tied to a small
stick Of wood This backing is not only
waterproof, but also keeps leather soft
and pliablc.
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Plain Colored
Tafeta
$1.35 yd.

Our regular stock chiffon taffeta
($l50 yard) in complete color
range including two shades OF navy
yard wide
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interested in YOU, eh' Don't ever hand
the anything like that again"
Copyright, l9lo)
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The Grand Trunk railway Of Canada
recently observed the siNtcth anniver.
Sary OF the Inauguration Of railroad
communication between Montreal and
Toronto
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PARTRIDGE COVE

Ns- Hs8sa Pr~bAe and ceitdrea are
speadtng . vs<k ~ Wilson Earons.
Willis waatca. Of sualivan, is rita his
SISTER, Mn. JOseph Carter. for The san-
Dey.
Sorton Tinker and family, Of sound,
spent Thursday bere- Eaeanor springer
returned With them.
School closed Friday, after twelve
wseks' term Pupils saroiiec. IL; aserage,
sgtsncsnoe, Is The program: chorus,
school; rseitaticns, OTIS Tripp. Hssen
Thonpson. Fred springer, Sylvia Nc
Donald, Jasper Prebls, Beatrice Burkhs-s,
Milton Frcsf; chorus. school; recitstions,
Nadine Bradbury. Eleanor Springer,
Aliard Springer, Frsnoss Tripp, Kenneth
Young, Dorothy Younx. Enc Mcdonald,
Bsrle Springer; song. 'AAnsries-" school
Ies-eresm vss served to pupils and Wis
itors By teacher, and prizes were given TO
eleven pupils for attendance. Those per-
feet IN attendance were Beatrice Burkh hart,
Berie Springer. Dorothy Young, Milton
Frost. Helsn ThompsoD. Elvin Yoang.
June D. HUBBARD.
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Hester Clarke this ueek.
Chauncey Butler. . student at Harvard,
10 al home for the summer.
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for Massachusetts,, where Mr.. savage hss
work.
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tended the commencement exercises At
Bowdoin- Their son Raymond vas .
member Of the graduating ciass.
June %. T..
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stomach. bowels and liver and pErifyizg the
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