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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

L VI IVtHL HpNItltIOL "
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/ Advertisements under this head
ing cents per line, Minimum
charge 70 cents.
For Sale--Four room modern bungalow,
price $1,000. Easy terms. Empire
Investment Co., 40l Board Of Trade
building. l2ti
Good Second hand Sewing machines for
rent. II. +. Clark. If
2O0x240 feet in St. Johns-All in cultiva-
tiOn, plenty of fruit trees and berries,
good woven wire fence, good five room
cottage. barn and chicken house.
Price, $500. Empire Investment 60.
iO4 Board OF Trade bldg. l2u
For Sale-Strictly modern bungalow
l00xlOO five room, iull size basement.
Gail owner, A. J. euler, i3i u. Rich-
mund l3uf
Electric Vacuum Cleaner for rent H..
L. CLARK. If
For Sale Confectionery store doing a
Good location. Call at this office. a
For Sale House aud four lots on North
Syracuse street. Call at this office. If
For trade -Four fine lots and modern
bungalow, well located, for farm. In
guire at this office. tf.
Buy your Malt Syrups at The Central,
1O4 Philadelphia street. Two aud one.
half pound jars for Coo, five pound
jars Tor Sl.25. Il
Pot salc-Tetms, six.room house, well
located, bOxlUO lot; bath, toilet, hot
water, gas, electric lights, nice fruit.
See 5. W. Rogcrs, 2O2 y. Jersey. Il
A SPECIAL BARGAIN. Five room
house, plastcfcd lot 5OxlOO, five nice
fruit trees bearing, street improve
ments all paid for, close in. II taken
at once $3.50. half cash aud balance
ON terms, takes u. Worth almost
double the price asked. DO not pass
this up " you want good home at
remarkably low price. Call ut this
office for name aud address Of owner.
For Sair=Wrli located house. isXis. lot
bUNiUO, wU dshud aud stufUhuusu los
90 fruit aud bpffiUs will hr sold at
~ pee cent less than yusi 1921 South
Jersey street Price, $3.50, $3.50 down
aud balance at Si5 pyf month with
interest 4 gupd proposition for q
So2rgrgc Coz :, ,,,', plant ""-tet Call and
POTATOES tur salc=Call ut 6l3 Nuftl
syracuse street, ~
.LtvE STOCK. There is section of
Oregon where cattle, sheep and hups
are raised without iyvilinp, and are ht
iuf the hatcher any month iu lhr year.
Call ~ iUi Nufih Jersey street aud We
Will talk % over With PARTY who lias
funds o. invest have thC lbyltiuu
AK iut Gordon, Phone col, 33l
Pof Salr=hOxlUO lot. four room house,
basement and hHy place, butch kitchen
fi2uu, SliU down and balsucr so py'
muuth Z pee cent interest lest bu,
iu 81 Johns. Nfs. ~ {, Sbulv. $40
y, Jersey, of go Allegheny -
Tor Sale Modern h.fnnm bungalow, two
large lols, bearing ifpit trees. walk
ing distance a. Wuulvn milln, Price
1880. term Ia suit, Empifr Invest
men, Co, ioi hoafd II Trade.
4 Good nuy- Lots | 2. 3 and I. Ia block
q, Point View addition, more definitely
described IN being on the corner ui
Portland boulevard and Richmond 81,
the ground being lOONluO feet. iiI
taken a once $3.50 lakys a. Pr name
and address oi owner, call at this office
bpNlnn, some fruit. A gnni home az
reasonable price, Terms will be- given,
Call SIS North smith avenue, l2ti
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01
Boys Best Friend

Paper read by Mrs. George
Atchcson at the w. G. Y. u,
meeting January II, subject
The Model Mother: Is a Boys
Best Friend Really His Moth,
or. "
Yes. mother Is the best
friend 10 her boys. and heI
girls. and her husband. That
is proven 10 us in the Bible. and
| think mothers Of all nations
and tribes prove it 90 MS. Even
animal mothers fight and pro
tect their young from the des'
troycr. But | think the hus
band and father that has a boy
or boys. should make IL n prac'
tice of helping or setting an eX'
ample for him when he is n ba
by. and as he grows up when
the years come that he thinks
he is n man and wants to do as
men lo. the mother and father
can reason with him better. un
til he really is a man In years.
How many more good men we
would have. But In so many
eases IL is all left 10 the mother.
and when the boy then is III and
until 20. the mother can't do IL
all alone. The father often
says. you raised him. now see
what you made of him. and IL
really seems as IL she didn't
know how 10 raise him. She
viii shed many tears. and some,
times IL will hurt her so deep.
she will give all up and not try
10 help again. II she is a
Christian mother. and all
mothers should be Christians.
she will never give up as long
us she lives 10 do good and set
n good example. for her chill.
drcn and husband.
but the father should help 90
raise the boys. as "A boy when
he is baby will watch the
father when he enters the door.
he will walk like him. and when
the father takes his papers or
book 10 read. the boy watches
how he sits down. and holds
them. then he goes and does
the same thing. That is where
the fathers's duty begins. If
he doesn't want his boy 10
smoke he shouldn't do il.
When he goes out. il he doesn't
want his boy TO drink. he
shouldn't do IL. Ii he wants
his boy To be an honorable and
Christian man. he should set
the example and go and take
him TO church. But so many
fathers think when they work
and provide for their family,
heir duty is done. They don't
stop and ,hink that the
work is never done.
and that il really is the mother.
that divides evenly. and is in.
SO many cases a harder pro.
llem 10 divide evenly where
he children are many and only
father 10 work. that the mother
mas really the hardest problem
IF both.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

The local ship plant is surely
proving "A wonderful institution
for st. Johns. There are at the
present time 2300 men employed
and we understand that this
number will bc increased 10 1000
within the next three months.
The pay roll now averages bet
ter than $4,000 per day. thirty
days in the month. and IL Is cX.
pected that before the first oi
May the payroll of the Grant.
Smith Porter-Guthrie shipbuild.
ing plant here will reach the
magnificent total of half n mil
lion of dollars per month. Just
what the monthly payroll oi
ST. Johns is. including the PENN.
sula lumber mills and shiphuild.
ing plant. which practically
belong 10 st. Johns district. has
not been ascertained. but IL Is
safe 10 say the half million
dollar mark has been exceeded.
The problem before this com
munity is: How shall ways and
means bc found to provide
homes for these workers and
keep the greater part of the
pay roll in st. Johns? This is n
problem that must be worked out
in some satisfactory manner.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Persons having Liberty Bonds
are cautioned by Mr.. McAdoo
against exchanging them for
securities that oftimes prove
worthless.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01
Mutually Absorbed

II took my wife To n picture
show the other night. Before
the picture began. | noticed a
piece of thread on my wife's
shoulder, and picking il or.
started 10 wind il around my
fingers.
"The picture went To reeling
itself OIL and il was very eX
citing. continued 20 wind the
thread i'm the excitement and
when the film stopped | found
a huge ball of thread around my
hand. | threw il under the
seats and we went home.
asked my wife how she liked
the show and she replied that
il was fine, but she added. II
don't know what ever became
of my union suit. - EX.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Mr.. Howard Hutto. ON return.
ing from a business trip 10 town
was greeted by a number of his
friends who had gathered TO sur.
prise him in honor of his birth
day. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. John Stark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Stark and daughter.
Maxine. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Burkholder and son. Alfred, MIR.
and Mrs. Ward Ritchmyer and
daughter, Bernice, Mr.and Mrs.
l.. Cyrus and sons. Eldridge
and Wilber, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Baker and daughter. Madaline.
Mr.and Mrs. Eliza Van Way and
son. Donald. and hostess, MIR.
and Mrs. Howard Hutto and
daughter. Melba. A delightful
lunch was served, consisting of
candy. cake and ice cream. MIR.
Hutto was recipient of many
beautiful gifts.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

ttNE STOCK, There is 70 section ~
Oregon where cattle, sheep and hups
are raised without feeling and are o.
iuf the hatcher luy month iu thr year
Call ~ iDi Nufth Jersey street aud ",
Will talk ~ over With PARTY who has
funds o. invest ! have the lbyltiuu.
Ak iut Gordon. Phone Col, 32i.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Por Salr=hONlUO lot. iuut room house,
basement and iiuy place, butch kilrht ~
fi2uO, $3.50 down aud balance so pyF
muuth pet cent interest liysi hu,
iu - Johns, Nirs. VI, {, Spulv. $40
\, Jersey. of go Allegheny ~
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Residents of ST. Johns having
taxes and city liens 10 pay in
Portland can make their pay
ments without inconvenience by
availing themselves of our ser
vices. We will pay same and
secure your receipt without in
convenience TO you. Fee. 25
cents. References: Any St.
Johns Bank. Peninsula Title.
Abstract and Realty Co.. by II.
Henderson, Manager; 402 North
Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

The Portland Evening News
owes an apology TO st. Johns.
In its recent attack on Captain
Harms il took occasion to say,
"If he had been allowed TO re.
main in st. Johns obscurity,
where he was exiled =" II is
time the News tumbled to the
fact that st. Johns is no place
Of obscurity. where one is ex
lied by remaining therein. Such
slams at Portland's most impor
tant suburb is not received with
very good grace out this way.
The editor should take a day Oft
and ramble out 10 st. Johns.
He ought 90 bc able TO stand a
little "exile" once IN n while.
and then he might possibly get
his eyes opened.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Advertisements under this head.
ing 5 cents per line, Minimum
charge 25 cents.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Perhaps il is not generally
known that st. Johns has the
largest Cooperage plant in the
United States and the largest
woolen mills west Of the Missis.
sippi river.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Now would be a splendid time
TO form a live wire booster or.
ganization in st. Johns, where
all matters of local interest may
be taken up and d 5sed.
There is need of such an ryan
iaztion. Some one is needed to
take the initiative. Many would
readily join and lend their
aid once the movement is start.
ed. Let some one start the ball
rolling.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Subscription price si.oo per year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

Telephone orders given prompt
and careful attention. Give us
a trial for quality. Grocery
prices always right. Alex S.
Scales Phone Col. 2l0.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

For Sale-Five room cottage.
modern conyeniences, close in,
fine river view, paved street.
sewer. nice garage. fine corner
5OxlO0 lot. Going to leave city.
must sell soon. Price S2500. S.
w. Rogers, POP n Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

\, A. Gee. professor of odd
Jobs, is now ready TO takeyour
order for anything i'm house
moving or repairing. roof re
pairing specially; cement
work of all kinds and general
contracting, sol n. lvanhoe;
phone Col. sos.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-01

If you want job printing done
don't overlook us. We want to
do all the printing for St. Johns
people. For commercial print
ing this office is we'll equipped
and we know how TO DO il.
Prices are lower than the same
class of work is done i'm Port.
land, because our expenses are
less. Any support along the
printing line that any citizen or
business man can give us will be
highly appreciated. Please don't
forget.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
MIR. FORD'S ATTACK

Our friend Henry Ford has compiled
a choice collection of editorial para
graphs and quotations from news stories
Of the Chicago Tribune published b.
tween 1914 and 1917 In which tho Trl-
bune at various times criticised the
British army. the national administra-
ton. the Red Cross. and occasionally
looked cock-cycd at the unsprakable
Hun All OF Hcury's quotations ar"
doubtless accurate yet us Il whole III"
Chicago Tribune has been one Of the
pillars OF patriotism and national IN
dearor In the middle west. Like any
other independent newspaper. it has
preserved it's right of criticism. of suE-
gestion. and not being the beneficiary
of q large contract from tho govern
ment has not followed without question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Enormous War Supplies
Will Be Disposed OF

WASHINGTON. Dec 1S.-Rcsponsi-
h!ity for the disposition Of the surplus
stocks of equipment and supplies az
GEIrrd By the war department during
The war has been assumed by Assistant
SECRETARY cruwell at the request OF
President Wilson.
Tlans for getting the immense stores
"ui al the governments hands are b.
.nE worked "ut with greatest care.
An instance Of the problems 10 b
solved lies in the single item nf ma
chine. tnniS. Tho department has some
$500. 600. NU0 worth OF those on hIn".
including the fixtures for gun ni;tn"-
featuring plants. II is planned TO cali
INTO conference the Association Of MA
chine Trolmakcrs and arrange VITA
them for tn" absorption OF a dciihl''
percentage Of ;hiS government S'o'"
from year to year. tho trade aSrc';hS
Ia soil tho tools up /" tho H|T'"i
amount for III" government. although
!, Will moan limitation Of it's own "u'
ru, 10 that extent. Eve H"lr3 may w
required 10 Absorb, some -! IN" govern
mont surplu; stocks ouch rs th:s.
Included in Mr.. CrnwrIrs task IS III"
disuosj,ion of some i0g.0oo motor
trucks. Those in France. however. VIII
not b. brought holn".it IL sad oct VIII
h. sold to the French or Belgium h'N-
rrum,nts for reconstruction work. ~
veil, ,,uurh Of the other American "Qulr-
u,cut TIL. number Of trucks IN France
b,s bc,u estimated ut more than o.
600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
THE LAKE ERIE AND OHIO RIVER CANAL

Economics the university
subject estimates H''
front in 1914 was So"'H"a tons
bulky 't
might be than by rail- The proposed
the plans submitted W ~
able
Previous " gov
so6 These
about
CONSTRUCTED accord
sixty million tons
Of freight Per Iodswoth and other
shippers in the
twenty million dollars
considerably OF the figure last
The
accomplished Tho
miles while in
utilized
lift Of 4 feet
With the example
New York expended
the
problem that has been successfully
Involved
successfully within hundred
experience Of the o
IS Wheeling They
in
valley be tho careful consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
THE FEDERAL TAX BILLS

Republicans in the United States SEN
alta. are, apparently withdrawing their
objections to the revenue bill. and will
content themselves with protests against
features to which they object In his
addreas on Tuesday. Senator Penrose
plainly tnt1mated that the provision for
& revenue bill for 1890 might be amend
ed BY Republican congress in 1919.
Tho effort on the part OF Democratic
managers 10 commit the country TO q
special revenue bill in 1920, a year in
which they will not control congress
and for which they will not be- RESPONSE
bio before tho country. Is GROSS impu-
tscnce. An arbitrary assumption OF
power is on the same line and the same
sririt with the seizure Of the telegraph
ARD cable companies BY the postmaster
ggneral after tho war had stopped and
war emergencies had PASSED nw1y-.
1t may oc: perhaps, better for the bus
mess Of the country that the pending
revenue bill be PASSED at the earliest
possible date 70 the end that the taxes
for 1919 can be assessed and paid intel
liSertly. in 80 far &C lax bill With SO
many contradictions and uncertainties
can b. intelii gently applied. In all
probability congress Will rnert In extra
session In the early summer Of 1919.
when the Republican majority in the
house md senate can, If 50 disposed.
rnodity the tax bill for 1889. Even If
tho extra session Is not held. the special
sessions beginning in the fall Of 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
RIPPLING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
RAFFLED SCIENCE.

asked tho doc to cure my flu,
and he remarked. "Ncr-SwuoSh.
Ker-choo, Just hand my pili-"aHe
from tho shelf--I have the blamed
disease myself oh. doc | SAID.
Il sent for you Tn cure me uf thus
dreadful flu: I've taken all your pills
and dope. and now I'm nearly Shorn
Of hope: I'm worse than when ynu
first began 10 pump me full of al
ley Tan. Twill b. u pretty howdy-
do, il must perish Of the flu, and
still owe money, when I'm s"n". for
hitters by the dcmii"hn." TIL" doc
replied. "Ker-Swoush! krr-"hon.
Why do you have this dOEgunc ilu:
Why can't you have some san" DIS
case like rheumatic or hOuS"n'rtd :
knees? I've treated you at al times
white: To bo your friend was my dc
light: my loyalty 10 you demands
considerations at your lllHds: and
vet when you decide. you hl,k. /"
have q turn at hcirrr sick. YOU say.
What III shall | endure Tho nnl%
nue doc cannot cndurrcmfgwk1pi"
onn dnc Capnnt cT,lr: tbs thus
you treat II cUInrade true. IL loyal
friend ker-swooSh. har-chou,
You might have tried out lir;EhrS
discase which doesn't mako %"n
cough and snrcZe: you might hav"
Ind the mumpS or Group. ana Ia
have pulled you from IN" soup: tut
you must fall for this blamed Itu
and get my EoHt-~ k"r-sw""Sh:
Kcr-chno"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Seek Reimbursement
For Loss by Colleges
OF the United States

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dee. lS.-War GOV
errors III the. states, h"lor" adj"nrnnG
ihnir annual conference Tonight In
Spcc,rh the new suprr-drradnnmgh Mis-
SiSsippi. anchored III Ch"Sup"ukH Bay.
They mad" the lrF Ia the biz craft as
guests III SECRETARY Daniels ON the pres
dental yacht Mayf(ow"r. Earlier IN
tho la" IA" governors heard addresses
by Mr.. Daniels ami Secretary Lame. viii"
praised President Wilson FOR suInG to
Eur"pG.
At N" suggestion "f Governor MILF
ken. thu ,NurUiivrs agreed Ia discuss,
with their rc:,lr rtIVc '>HIgrcsslunL- urIH-
Ettinns ihe question OF reimbursement
H. thu federal government q! colleges
and universities which suffered heavy
loss by diSCunlinuancc Oi student army
trimming COURSES. Many at the COVER
n0rS expressed disappointment that So
rIal affairs on The program mud prevent
"a adequate discussion during Nv" CON
lurcu"r "c practical matters al state
Legislation ana administration.
Commenting on President Wilson's
trip. Secretary Ian" said:
Il have seen criticism of N" i'rrS-
don't and so hay" YOU for going across
the water AT this lime. The spirit which
rnilnatrs him III -pinp- il that spirit "r
y"n S " hSnd Z your rs nr "s ' II y ihs
spirit that would make this war tho end
II wars.
tatir" uf III" foremost democracy NJ The
world. goes tn Europe NOT ihNt he may
march down tn" Champs ElySr", not
that h" may F"r"ivc III" plnudIts OF III"
French muliitUdc~.. lut hc gn"s IN
Europe az N" chImpiUn Of American
ideals brcuuS" h" wants Ia SEQ that out
ri this war COMES something worth
while. lie would have hrcn drrcl!rt. n"
would have been nrgii gent, H. would
NAY" been rails" IN hts own cnnsrirntr
ana false tu'uWT ideas az him IL Ii" had
not stnnd IN Paris in pors"n as The
Champion nf' HAT principle which W"
I"v" and th"S" institutions which NC
hop. 10 Yoc spread around the world.
ITO me-. Woodrow Wilson In Paris.
rcrrr. SrutS not the ambitions Of Narn-
Icon striving; lD master thr world by
force. hut The greater naSteur. ihn hra''r
Of tn" nation. who Comes In bring peace.
hupplncss, and n $rcur" gr7liitnd" from
hos, who's. lives and homes lie makes
secure
Alaska will he The meeting Pine" for
another conference uI the governors:
next summer. providing nnr-hnli o.;
ih"nI "au attend. ami r;uvrrn"r Thomas
HiEsS. .lr.. to-day Obtained fhr promise
rom secretary lfIn."!S tn proTid" ship
inr Ih" IrtD. Selection Of tho meeting
ir!acc l"r tn" next annual conference was
l"fi Ia 4 coinmitf"r which Is 10 choose
either Alaska or Utah:
When the r0v"runrS were inspecting
Ii" Mississippi. many OF the LAG m"n
r!'Hrd r"""GnIz"d their home cNC"utiv"
h't ih"r" followed many informal rec"p-
i."nS hcl w""n IN" ships decks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

finds work TO do. not, Of course with
such appeal t" our present prcjudlccs
and syrpathics rs the work it has been
doing for American boys for the past
two years, but still work that ought to
justify it before tn" world.
Every man. woman and child In the
city Of Wheeling should belong 10 the
Red Cross: should contribute 70 ITS
funds and should become the proud
wcnrer Of Red Cross button. This is
the Christmas roll call week. and at tn"
end OF the week. let us hope that thcr"
will he few slackcrs who have not con-
tributcd their mite TO this mighty phil
anthropic organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
TWO PIECES OF LEGISLATION

Public sentiment Of West Virginia
seems TO be crystal!zine very rapidly IN
favor Of two measures'to be considered
~ the next legislature.
One is modification or repeal OF the
primary election law: the other is n pro-
vision for tax upon natural gas for the
special purpose Of helping take care OF
the Virginia debt charges.
Two experiences with statewide pri-
maries have been quite enough Tor the
majority Of the people Of West Firginin.
They have learned that 1t Is next to i'm
possible to form an intelligent idea Of
the personal qualifications merits and
dement's OF large number Of candi-
dates for state, county and district Of
fees: that the primaries lend themselves
to corruption and confusion. and even
under the best Of circumstances are
very costly. Except for few officials
who have had the opportunity to silver
tiss themselves extensively through
their public Office and who seem to
think that such advertisement is po-
li6oal asset. the objection to the state
wide primary is practically unanimous.
Almost equally al strong a sentiment
has been brought In favor Of the tax on
natural gas production and transporta-
ton. II Is not to be assuru ed that such
legislation will be enacted without seri-
Gus opposition The gus companies are
rich and powerful. They have means
Of making tthetr influence felt in many
different places However. the propriety
ofEhe natural gas tax Is so. evident that
It viii be difficult indeed. for the ma
-shiaey used hy corporate influences and
hired lobbyists to defeat tho win Of
the people in this matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Our Daily Story
LADIES, LADIES.
c auctioneer's face lighted up.

The auctioneerS face lighted up.
"Sow. ladies' he cried. II have a real
treat for you. Look. lad;es---a magnlfi-
cent hand vowed rug made right here in
Sputztown by the finest American crafts
mnn. Aren't you happy? IT. the chance
IT lifetime. ladic$--hOw much am /
bld:"
The ladies yawned. powdered indiffer-
entity or tapped the floor impatiently
with their toes.
"Rut ladies'" cried the shocked auc,
tsnneer this rug. this suprem" example
Of modern beauty, tho union ~ simplicity
and strength. will resist In" iirclcsS
tread nf ton generations and give he
eleventh Il stir battle. II Will survive
thousand brutal b"atinGs. and he Ilnta-
LIKING teeth ut tribes az tuniu!tous ter
riers. Ladies'. ladies, how much am
Oid?"
Not sound. not cent
Again the nuctlnnccr's face lightly up.
"Ia,lir%. | Nv" you an apology" he
cried. Ny mind must hay" been wan
d"ring wh-U l mentioned the origin Of
;n~ ruE -ltS natchlcaS mystery and
!rugil" h'licacy. ladies'. Is IN" hand work
ns .IISky HungOlr"zr native wOrkm"n
weaving wcrk-tnn!sh1y and Hrck-outiSh
~ in In. Far mysterious :lStu"ss ~ the
BonYo juuglrS.
For ten minutes tho bidding WIS Ro
fast and furious that the policeman IN
tin. hrut lnnkrh IN twice tn No.. If "" was
needed and the rug. finally went f"r
S384h Rn Will. the Sputzt"wn lsuGg"ry
Eas tagging enact duplicates with tags
marked 5i5.3h.
topyr,ght ~ George Matthews Adams.