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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS OF
THE PAST WEEK IN TULSA

$500. It's. 7-S-9. bl II, amended plat
Overlook Park add.
j. S. Cosdon ana wife to A. NJ. Bole
800, It's. 4-5-6. bl. II. Stonebraker
Heights add.
BRADY Wright Addition Co. to r.
f., Burton $3.50, It. 3. bl. II, Irving
Place add.
w. Il. Kilmer and wife to ]. A..
Cooley 81, Its. 1914. bl. I. Highlands
Second add.
J. T.. Blair ct al. to B. a. Fitzger-
aid $4,000, II. II, bl. 3, Stonebraker
Heights add.
w ]. Dowcll to l.. ]. Dowell 81.
r.. 50 IT, It. 4, bl 200 Woodlawn add.
g. =. Alexander and wife to II. o.,
Mcclure $4,000. S. 40 IT. II. 6, bl.
119, and y. 10 II. It. 3, bl. l19. Tulsa.
II. o. Mcclure and wife to p. NJ.
Alexander $4,000. $. % IT. \. 80 It.
It. g. bl 1885, Tulsa
Samuel Conway and wife to board
Of trustees Boston Ave. NJ. r., Church
South Tulsa. pit. II. r. bl. 1872. Tulsa.
A. +. Ault and wife to C. w. Kings
bury s1,100. 1t. 4, bl. 2, Crosbie
Heights add.
j. l.. Best and wife to p. c. Cox
$3.50. 1t. 2. III. 22. Bixby.
Tulsa Industrial Co. to ]. T.. Cros-
bic $1,000, NJ NV 29-2O-13. except
a. r. 4 S. T.. railroad right Of way.
Fred r. TIaZen and wife to Percy
Collins $3.50, 1t. 4, bl. 10, East Lynn
add
Luella Phillips to Mary Briggs and
r. W. Briggs $1,000 W. 80 IT, Its.
! 1916, bl. %, Gillette-Hall add.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

T. T.. Lynn 10 T.. f. Armstrong
$15OO. It's. 1-2-3-G-7. bl /, Abbotts
subdivison, It's 10 to lG Inc. b. 10
Gillottc-lIall add.
W. IT. lIondrcn and wife to First
NJ +. church, Tulsa. $4,000. s. 80 IT,.
It. 2. bl. $50. Tulsa
T.. w. Carney and wife to j. H..
Grayson $3.50, 1t. 4, b. Factory
add
Stebbins Inv. Co. TO G. G. Shanks
and wife S9i0. It's 22-23-2i bl 6
Orchard add.
n. G. Elliott 10 J. Il. Colson 81, It's.
G-7-S. bl. I, Kendall add.
r. H. Wishon and wife 70 j. Il.
Holt $3.50, It. 3. bl. .. Highlands Sec
ond add.
Joseph Donahoo and wife to NJ.
Hughes 800. It. I. III. .. Harbour add.
6 Il. Mccullough tr. to Chris
Christensen 1926. It's. 25-26. bl. 6,
Frisco add.
Same to same sG75. Its. 23-2a. b.
G. and It's. 11-12, bl. 7, Frisco add.
Gertrude owen and husband 10
same 81, It. 10, bl. s. East Lynn add
Mrs T. NJ. Lewis to Loren Coma
way $500. Its. 2l-22, bl. IA, Lynch
forsythe add.
United States Trust Co to A. -
Nicholas 500, It's. 1894, bl. 3, Rose
mont Heights add.
H. L. Grant ana wife to Gertrude
Pcrryman 81. w. 100 #. So 1t. 4. bl
175. Tulsa.
,, g. A. Brown to u. a. Lind ct al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
DURING WEEK JUST ENDED

Producers State bank. vault In
Robinson Arcade building, $500.
w. :. Lanes. two-story frame barn,
Ninenteenth street, $500.
Charles Woolfc. one-story frame res
idcncc. Yorktown, $1,000.
l.. Stanley. one-story frome resi-
dencc. East Sixth street, 500.
j. \. Porter. one-story frame resi-
dcnce, Fostora. $1,000.
Mrs Vera Porter, one-story frame
residence, Fostoria. $1,000.
DIR. Lulu Phillips. one-story frame
residence. North Gillette, $1,000.
A Bankhcad, one-story bottlinB
house, North Elgin, $500.
:. c. Kelley one-story frame resi-
dence. West Eighth. $3.50.
Y l.. Nansaut. frame residence,
Eighteenth street, $3,500.
X. X. Getman, sheet steel garage,
800.
j. w Hail. repairs to residence on
Tenth street. $500.
q. II. Boyle, repairs to building on
West Archer. 500.
II. c. Mccoy, pump and wash
house, West Brady, rs.
w. j. Gable, garage, South Denver,
StGb.
j. s. Blair, one-story frame resi-
dence. Xunis street, $4,000.
T.. NJ. Bittman, repairs to residence,
Frisco avenue, SAO0.
II. i. Kctchum, five-story hotel,
South Main street. $4,000.
Mr.. Goble, garage. sl75.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
OHIO MAN BUILDS
MANY HOMES HERE
II. c. Stahl of Bellevue,
Ohio, Begins Work on
Cluster Of Houses.
Nodcratc-Priccd Residences
VIII BE in Demand for
Some Time.

p,,it,t,, t,,,t rrohahlv no other
-.
'l'N J" NV '''''" ''"''' - 80 ''''
In need Of houses as ls Tulsa, II. &.
stnhl of Ecllcyuo. ohio. and uncle Of
a. a. y,..,.t ~ u,o tns,,,,,co ,ir,o -,
W - ''"''' ~ Wv
w + Stahl " Co, VIII wlthlh the
next few weeks begin the erection OF
q, ,,,it,Ilo ,lugtc, Of small dwcllinp1,
i, ,hr rh.,nl,oc IIo,phta district Mr..
gt,hi ,Ircndv ia crrrtinf, houses on
ii,'d,,.. ,,n., rirs,, s,rnc, and 4, ~
,,n,,,,,,to tJs onorntious yin hocnuc
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
TWO new ONES BY
ToWNLEY BROTHERS
Thrcc-Story Structure at
Sixth and Main This
Week.

TownlcY brothers, who have fig
urcd IN several impotant realty deals
in this city since their arrival. already
have let the contract to H. X. kct-
Chum for excavation for "A foundation
of what ~ expected to he S-story
building in South Main street immc-
diatclN north of the Glass building.
The work viii begin tomorrow and be
rushed to completion, as II ts the IN
toution To begin actual building opcr-
ations at the earliest possible date.
plans for this structure now are
being completed and 1t will add great
lN that portion of Main street which
Is being given so much attention by
realty dealers. The lower floor will
hc devoted to store rooms. while
above there will he offices OF the
most modern kind.
n is the intention OF Townlcy
brothers to erect n b-story business
block on the South Boston avenue lots
immediately north of the Drew build
ing, which they purchased last Fri
day from W, A. REYNOLDS This will
be modern structure and will add
greatly to that particular business
section OF the city. Mr. Reynolds had
had plans prepared for the erection
of a structure at his own expense, but
rownlcy brothers seemingly were de-
termincd to build there and the offer
they made for the property was nc
ceDted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

PROGRESS ON HOTEL



,....t,,.t.f. ,rot.,,.. vas made IN
, t..idt,.,..
the h'" IIN'.'''F "'''
which b. being erected on o"",n
Main utDOI hriNrcu IiIlh anu ''"'
ttirrl.. hF o. w. k'l'hun' I'al "'
and N D.. probable ihr h'F' TWO "''H"
VIII uItncH actual c"ualru'hgn ON
thc atrD HboIrt"u. Ih' I""u"' u'.'
nltho usU 0nlY called upon "I VIZ
time 20 support iit' Hi"iit. lH 'p"''
of bearing much Rr'"i'r "'ifhl HH
n is thc intention "i ih' owners 10
ada ~ the building dt u'''HhHiN
Structural steel Tor mus hnll'lnt 'H
being received dalt nud Wilhih ih'
present Wocl. hll will nave b',h u',
ilVorcd The only other an W''I
building lu Tulsa ia the new GallniH
struc.uto. now under rouNfuci"n -!
Four h street uud Boston avenue. ~
wax tho first 81 tho nll steel variety
erected here. although hourctorlh II
ia probable thcrc VIII hc many others
ns steel long has boon recognized aH
tho best material with when 10 'i'ut
huildinfn ten "oil'H or more !"
"'a."' ,.. .t.,,.i ,..,u .tc g., t,r.,t i'm
wv u," ,.o ",,,,h scrit,n n,
,,,i ,,n,td. , ,.-fclt
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u,'''' '"' "tt',,, ~, 'L'.,,t ,,,,i,u,n,t
""'" j,
III" N'w '"o"i"'"'N'
work soon viii be started on tho
now laboratory which ~ 10 be erect
ed by Dr walter IT, Wright and his
associates Jt Third street and Chcy-
onnc avenue THIS structure viii bo
the only one Of Us Kind In the south
,,,,t aud ,,.iIl bo ,nunlcto I'm minutc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
WITH THE DEALERS

Russo II * Abbott report the sale OF
the Murray Russell home. located at
1918 South Boulder, to Mr.. a. Hoenig
of the Carter oil company,
Former Mayor T.. NJ Wooden and
Mr.. Il, l.. IoHicr have opened real cs-
tate offices at II and Is Exchange
National Bank building. Mr.. Lo2ier
says that their intention Is to special
izc on home building and will or
game n building loan company. They
Will in addition to this. do II general
Insurance and real estate business.
l.. ~ Ewing Il Co, the well known
insurance agency, announce the addi-
tlon of n real estate department which
will be managed by Mr. Roy King
kadc. who has been associated with
the firm since the first of the year.
Mr. Kingkadc reports Il good business
right from the start and expresses ut =
most confidence in Tulsa real estate
and It's future.
&. w. Singleton reports the sale of
the property adjoining the new post
office on the west, l00xl50 feet. a
modern office building viii be erected
on this property. The plans have
commence at an early date.
II. r.. Barrett has closed several
good deals this past week and says
that he has many others pending.
Among those closed are; Five room
cottage on Admiral Boulevard. sold
for Doctor Luclla Phillips to Mrs. T..
W. Briggs. The corner lot ut Utica
and second to Mrs. u. NJ. Martindale.
Mrs. Martindalc also purchased the
lot at Nanthus and Third. Her plans
are to build four houses on these
lots. Mrs. W. w. Tifcntiller bought
site for II bungalow In Springdale
addition. The home OF A. G. Catlett
at 720 South Frisco was sold to DR..
Paul Atkinson for a consideration of
SS,5O0. Mrs Drilla Rex purchased
the home of Mrs. Ben Connor on
South Nogalos for $500 Mary
Jones boght the six room house OF
T.. c. Davauit in Lombard addition
for n consideration OF $4,000.
jenkins \ Terwilliger sold Mr.. s. J.
Dunn Of Pittsburgh, Pa. the home OF
Mrs. Downing ut 1123 South Main
street They also sold Mr., A. NJ. Day
of the National supply company a
nice home at Sil South Cincinnati
avenue for consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Powers of II. G.. Powers & Co.
states that there is considerable ac-
tiNity In real estate for the time of
year and that he has many deals
under way that should be closed with
In the next few days,
O. l.. Chancellor reports closing sew
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Permits for the past week aggre-
gated S9l, ,965, as follows:
Fred IIazen. one-story frame dwell
ing, Hodge, l,J00.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
NOTuCE

All advertising for po-
sition wanted, furniture
for sale and personals are
cash with order.
Out-of-town ads. will
not be run unless remit
tance is made with orders.
Two cents per word for
all ads. ordered misclassi-
fled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Careless Woman!

81 never see her with her husband
Has she lost hlmY" 81 don't know
Some people seem To think she ha'
merely misplaced him" $500 Louisvlll,
tourior-J Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Got anything to trader A World
Want Ad will do the business. Tele-
phone 260l-aftcr $50 n, m. cali
1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
DISPLAY.

DISPLAY.
Al advertisements are accepted with the
distinct understanding that position Is NOT
guaranteed. Requests for position VIII pc
granted when possible, but ads. VIII be
,harged whether in position as requested or
bot. Notice Of Typographical or other errors
must be given In writing in time Tor correc'
tiJn, before the second insertion, otherwise
no ciaims will he allowed. Proofs will be
sui n.ittcd to advertiser ONLY when copy
has been handed into the office d5 hours
previous TO press time the date adver'
iisement Is 10 run. The delivery Of copy
Of advertising in the business office or to an
employe Of said paper will be considered
I'm sccsp,ance Of all rates and rules which
lre in effect
TELEPHONE WANT ADS.
viii be charged at the same rate as cash
ads and collected either at your office or
home the same day your ad appears. We
urgently tsk customers TO pay collector on
first visit so as 10 do away with the expense
OF another trip as this is simply an accom-
modaton service on our part.
BE sure to ask that yoar ad be repeated
back to you 50 rs TO be sure ad has been
taken correctly. We cannot be responsible
for mistakes that occur In ads. taken over
phone.
Phone 2601
After $50 p. m. Call 1000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

WANTED Ar ONCE--NIcc clcan
cotton rag'. VIII pay Be- per pound.
World Publishing Company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
HELP WANTED AGENTS

COLOkED agent wanted. Big sick and ac.
cident insurance. Box D.409, Cincinnati,
Ohio
AGENTS make S. to $25 daily. No expert
ence. Free catalog and samples. New
goods. Quick sales. Big profits. Worlds
heaters. Cruver Co., Jackson & Campbell
Chicago. I'll.
ACT QUICK Automobile gasoline goinl
up. Sell Gaso.Tonc. Equals gasoline
at Sc gallon. Eliminates carbon; 81 an
hour profit. Sales guaranteed. White Mfg
Co. Dept 95, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ENERGETIC men and women are making
from $40 to $40 a week taking orders for
our goods. Why not you represent us in
your city. Write for particulars. The Union
Pacific Tea Co. 315 + Third ST., Tulsa, Okla.
AGENTS WANTED Reliable men and won
en- everywhere to sell our coffees, teas.
baking powder. extracts, spices, etc, to the
consumer: will pay liberal commission to
agents and give big inducements to Gus
toners. A profitable proposition to anyone
who can devote all or part of their time
to work; For particulars and catalog ad-
dress The American Tea Co., Coffeyville.
Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
STRAYED OR stolen,

STOlEN--Large red Irish setter dog; white
on breast and tall name Tom Re.
ward II returned to J. c. Bennett, SIG West
Seventh st.
STRAYED OR STOL EN-Onc baldfaced
buckskin colt. 1s months old strayed
away on March Q. Return TO AGO East
Easton or phone S572. Reward.
If PARTY who took boys bicycle from
In front OF Empress thcatcr today will
return same to 3ldh East Third street
Comos rooms, no questions will be asked.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Mr.. Powers of H. C. Powers & Co.
states that there is considerable ac-
tiyity in real estate for the time OF
year and that he has many deals
under way that should be closed with
In the next few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

COLOkED agent wanted. Big sick and ac-
cident insurance. Box D-409, Cincinnati
Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE Secondhand piano. good con.
dtion, very cheap. Phone HAIR
Sl25 CASH buys a $3.50 Kingsbury piano.
FOR SALE-Cheap, Stonor VIOLIN very fine
condition. tryout granted; reasons for sell.
ing. Phone 1905, ask for Mr.. Lawrence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

| HAVE $500 or 5000 to invest; would liko
to meet partner with about same amount
man alone and can furnish best OF refer
| ences. Box 1895 World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

HAVE 800 oil land six miles east
of 100, 0,000.barrel gusher. at Potrero de
Llano, state Vera Cruz. Price $50 acre. Adj
dress owner, +. NJ, 2423 South Flores street
San Antonio, Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

FUN ShhI@A fine roOming mouse, ii rooms
newl7 furnished; also garage. doing
good business. consisting of gasoline station
oil tank and tools as accessories; wei
equipped for business: also a fine little one
ton truck and the agency for Tulsa county
will sell at a bargain IL sold at once. Owner
is going into other business; for particulars
call l.. f. Ash, 204 South Boulder. Phone
26G5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
LOST

LOST Bunch Of keys on ribbon. Liberal
reward Phone S95s.J
LOST-,Saturday morning, yellow English
bull dog; had 1914 dog tax tag No. 144.
Reward. Phone Mrs. Younger. Also. $40
South Elgin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

FOR SALE clean, up-to-date drue
store. located in town of 1000, in the
gas and oil belt of Oklahoma; sales SIS, ,00C
year; will sell cheap for cash. or would
consider part cash and part clear land. Ad
dress !64g care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

WE have number of well-located good.
paying rooming houses that can be sold
at bargain prices, giving terms to respon-
sible parties. WhiteAngel Realty Co.. II
Bynum Bldg. Phones 4587-4749.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

FOR SALE--Small stock groceries and fix
lures. Good location. Address Box 1905.
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

FO'ND-Complete auto tire on East Tenth
cas-; OF graveyard Phone 551q.
FOUND D--Bunch OF keys. Owner can have
same BY paying for ID. World office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

This Weeks Novel Is
The Very Grand Piano Robbery
BY RUPERT HUGHES
Next Week-"The O'Rourke Takes to the Sword"
By Scott Campbell
oveL A WEEK NOVEL weekA NOVEL WEEK NoyeL WE
BY RUPERT HUGHES

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07
LIBERTY,

Tnu'cou performers each star IN his
OF her line, VIII mako the new yaudc-
,il'c program coming Thursday 10 the
Liberty ono NJ the most thoroughly on
IoyahIc FOR several weeks The Choy
llcng Wa troupe, Oriental magIclans
playing this country viii hold the head.
line position, tho sN working yihgly and
IN harmony, performing wonderful fcats
of magic IN the midst Of magnificent
Oriental setting. other acts include
immSc, aud Kline black and tan outer
taincrs, presenting In Louisiana la
N"lc and finney I'M scenic singing nov
city, the Mclroy Sisters. singers and
dancers, and harrington. n ycntrilopuist
j Warren kcrringan. screen star. ap.
pears m q nvc.hct drama written cspr-
ciAl} fur him, "'rhc ca, Lord Warng.
one Of the strongest subjects IN Whicl
he ha. appeared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

M .n, " "r,a ~ told 'i rr',sy -.,s thu" all hi.
~ four Mo,hcrs put together were
NOT ss much trouble as hr was for he
was aIWt,t h. SOME sort of mischief
Trsky wondot,d what she meant w
ti. Iour hfotlsrs together THE, would
he pretty biz II they were an put Ho-
rath,r." said Prsk,. thinking his moth
cr must mcn that his brothers would
b, ou, hig mouse THE, would hc lie
ser than mother n tho, we're tue"th'r
and then i5ioss she would find I ann
not .o had
rf..ty uc,vr was ,uU only when hs
Vac balrcr. pui h, dli not -lDcp long
h. Vhs too anxious 30 know 'll that
vAt ru.ng ON
4, soon ~ MS mother and father
won't out ~ night IrisN would hop out
NJ he'd out iO the edge NJ the hnl"
hs would so and poke out hs nose, nul
cno uhht his father and mother hnd 'o
STAY oui pU mrhl iu-i because lr'Htv
rukrd his uorc ou' and russ saw il .0
There shc spi thinking " wa Ttishl's
father nr mahor Hnd shc would catch
'h,m when rhr' anne ou'
itlskN thn,Uh, II would hy great sport
Tn fool russ. su hr would run to tho
hole bp near na ho dared aud loi Ius,
SOC lust the ruIcs, hii " nose. aud away
he would run back to tho wall. and "A
his father nsl mother had to stay oui
unt' russ Wn< called 10 hct breakfast d,
/ ~, cook
You can SAY IN bod all day to p,,
tur this" sdd Father Mouse. si,nr
fusk n 10, on the ear Look pt voui
. lNilo hfothors the, btr in bod. where
they belong sslccp. hu' YOU had TO E,i
Wv WNl YOU never hrhpNc''
luh" sad ilIsk from hi, he'd
/ The, don't have q BIT ~ fun. and
I do Won ought tn have seen ru.v sh'
made dab ~ me and MT her paw
bans ON tho noot
4 saw hcr- said Mother Mouse. 'pn,
j expected r,rr' minu,, io see hcr ,ptyi
: ,ou s.Wr b., YOU viii Get into som,
',ri of 'rnuhS that will teach you 10 b,
lood
lfisk, ,lti'ri down IN his bod an.
vent io sleep and when NJ sVokc n va
quite DARN s had slcrI All day and
. Nps uighi ilrnc. Henin and his fathy
and mother srrc out
triskN rot Wp end went To the ode
~ the hole hu' rusg NRs not there
so ffiskN Vtnt outside the hole
n WAS nice md pule, So rtisk ~
about R hit rrd the next thing he kne,
he was nn a table
NJ, something smell. good 10. me
h' Haid, smeuing of bottle
No one hut lrisk, would have though
wu,ilarr had p nice odnf. but Ftisk
did so he po1 ed At II aud put his iron
feet nn the hnttle until over u cam,
pnd the murslaso ran eli over Frisk,
covering his b.ad and nod,
oh oh" cird Ftisky. = didn't mes
10 dn that Rrt Il hoftid sticky stuff
| guess IN rin awai from It
Sn hr iumrri down on tho floor. track
ing tho mueiNrr an ahnui snd 'eslIr
,tty uncomfortable with The stick, stu
su o,ct him
, tui 'hls ~ not Keep Ftisky f-n,
l"oh'nf for '-rs misrhie' h. rsr iri
} thu dinIng Iorm and the 0stsleA ms
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Mischievous Frisky.

ltd lett the cover ou the sugar bowl 20
ln'h looked TN. then he pokcd iu his
nose and n tasted good so he jumped IN
llr huri"d himself IN the sugar and
'h'n ho f"lt su queer mud stff when he
Jumped out that ne ran Tor home
~ the tim" he was hack m his house
h" was 40 alin hs could hardly move. tho
HIrDr aud the muCIlHgr were getting
hard
When hls mother and father yam-
home th,N found poor httlr ttisk, rf,ius
and NOT able IN move
whore In 'hr world have ,nu hccr
asked hIs mother
uuN ran out fn' little while. and I
tpp'd over hottie guess IL was tho
si'N stuff TINT made sll this trouble.
said Frisk
It's father looked ~ him closely. aud
th'u hc called IrlskN's brothers "Ge,
w aud help us uihhlr this sugar and
mbulhg" ott your brother before De-
icis So silf he viii die D." he said
on ! don't want tp die" cried Tfis.
NN "ll' be- good and never rrt into
an, more mischief"
M hls brothers ssi to work and so
I'D hits mother and father The, min.
h'"o and hls mother. and after lone ,in,r
lfl'h found he could move. hut II Va.
innuN DAYS before he was rid of tho
sticky feeling
Ih" sugar was good. Irsky," ssid
hN brothers. wish YOU would st,
som, more"
Nrs, I know Il was good" said Ftit.
~ With sigh And to think I had
only little hit Fut from m. mssr
hDvl while YOU had feast ~ ~ m,
/ n Wps hard luck"
You had better hc thankful We hsipot
! YOU out said ono Of his hrnihcis
I Father said you would have dried "
/ " Nc hah no, rihhlcd oit the tusai
I aud uuciagr"
Well ! suppose am thankful 20 al,
/ luskD w' s hard mch Just IN,
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Continued From yostcrdn,

IT would be q matter ~ the grcnt"Hi
onac FOR ono to extract the instruments
but ono would wish ono had not done
il for they could hnrdy be- dlsposcd Of
At a pnwnahop Every piano would hc
n white clcphont"
"Dispnsiug of white clcphnn'9 re- on'
sp,clalty" spid Mcmllug You grt mo
the nmnoe end IN sell them"
How many could you--ct usslmi-