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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified advertisements to resi-
dence addresses.
FURNISHED ROOMS


NICELY furnished sleeping room. COM
Portable, So per week. 713 Sixth street
south. Fone 8846.
FURNISHED rooms GA Third ave. No
SLEEPING room, third floor. Northern
Hotel, $40 month.
BASEMENT room cheap. 615 5th ave. n.
WARM modern room. $40 month; ladies.
404 Fifth avenue north.
MODERN furnished front room, SIG per
month. 315 Third street north.
FURNISHED front room, suitable for
two. 1872 Park Drive.
WARM modern room, 81 week. 91S Sixth
avenue north.
NICELY furnished comfortable rooms,
modern house. 206 Fourth avenue north,
or fone 6492
MODERN furnished room for rent; close
in. 309 Fourth street north.
NICE warm room, 1922 Second avenue
north. Fone 5331.
UNUSUALLY pleasant furnished rooms
for rent; hot and cold water; brea kfsst
il desired. 1909 Fourth avenue north
MODERN furnished rooms 327 Fifth
avenue north. Fone 5776
FURNISHED room. 40 Fifth ave. north.
MODERN furnished room. o12 Sixth
avenue north.
SLEEPING room or light housekeeping
room. 80 Second avenue north
FURNISHED front room suitable for
two. 113la Park Drive.
MODERN room, close in. reasonable. One
or two gentlemen. Phone 1923. Ala
Fourth avenue south
ROOMS or housek'g. Vandervort Hotel.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, @. S. Land
office at Great Falls, Montana, December
s, 1919 Notice is hereby given that Enoch
Perrine Of Girard. Illinois. father Of
Virgil Perrine, decea sed. who, on August
%, 1916, made homestead entry serial No.
041l04, for SEASE4 section 10, township
% north, range E., Montana meridian,
proof on homestead entry No. 041i04,
showing the claim Of the heirs TO said
land under the provisions OF Sec. ? Act
of July 2S, 1917 90 Stat. 24S), upon the
ground that the homestead claimant died
while actually engaged in the military
service Of the United states, said proof
to be submitted before Robert c. Brown,
clerk IT, s. district court, at Springfield.
Illinois, for the Southern District of
Illinois, on the 14th day Of January, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Mrs. Enoch
Perrine, of Girard. Illinois; Mrs. John
Stevenson, Of Springfield. Illinois.
First publication December 10, 1919
J. A. BARKER. Register.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
HELP wANrEp-cEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook for lunches
and special dishes. Box 25 Tribune.
WAITRESS-Wanted. 2O5 End ave. No.
FIRST class girl wanted 1902 sth av. N.
GIRL-For ranch, look after small child !;
close in. McGowans Employment
Agency. 1914 Second street south.
COLORED LADY-General housework
on ranch, IL miles out; no small chill
dren on this place. McGoWan's Employ
ment Agency, 1917 Second street south:
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL or commercial
girl to assist in housework. Family of
two. 1902 First avenue north.
WANTED-Wom IS housekeeper, small
family. Apply after 8. 406 Fifth ave. n
PERMANENT position for bookkeeper
who can handle Ledger posting ma
chine. Address, Box 307 Tribune.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the annEaI
meeting of the stockholders Of the Com
rrerciaf National Bank will be held in the
offices Of said bank on Third street north,
In the city of Great Falls, county OF cas-
cade, Montana, on Tuesday, January ~,
1920, at D. m, for the transaction OF any
and all business that may properly come
before the meeting. BY order of the board
of directors l.. II. BOOKER, Cashier.
Great Falls. Mont. December 13. 1919
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
FvRNIsHED APARTMENTS


FURNISHED apartment, strictly modern
3I6 Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT-Two-room apartment. very
desirable: large gas range, HooSler
cabinet, ground floor large stone porch
separate entrance. 9o4 Fifth ave north
FOtR-ROOM modern apartments. ~
Twelfth street north.
FOR RENT-Two-room furnished apart
ment 5l5 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED two-room apartments. l6i2
second street north.
THREE ROOMS and bath in new house.
also garage 109 Twenty-third st. No.
TNO-ROOM apartment. SIS Eighth street
south Berkshire Apartments.
THREE ROOMS. furnished bath, eiec-
tric plate and coal range. Close in. half
block from car. $50. 314 Eighth St So.
TWO and three-room apartments. steam
heat, electric ranges. 4o6 First avenue
southwest Fone 96HT.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
BOARD AND ROOM
Col. White Moves His
General Offices From
St. Paul to Butte, Mont.

Sales agents are located at New
York Washington, Palm Beach, Chi
cago. st. Paul. Helena. Spokane,
Seattle. Portland, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego and Tucson.
4. A. White. owner of over sixty
townsites in Minnesota North Da-
kota. Montana, Washington. Oregon.
California and Arizona, has moved
his general offices from st. Paul TO
Butte. Montana. and sells business.
residence lots. also villa lots on Flat
head Lake, near Glacier National
Park. for cash and gives warranty
deeds with abstracts of titles. with
certificate of taxes paid with such
sale
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WILL KEEP small set books figure in
ventorles, get trial balances and balance
sheets, by competent accountant Fone
7404.
WANTED-Car driving. truck, me
chanic. Call for johnson. Fone 221.
EXPERT bookkeeper and accountant.
executive ability very rapid and &c
curate. with knowledge stenography
six years experience merca ntile and
bank: best references furnished. Age
o5; desires position Box o3 Tribune.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
FARMS AND RELINQUISHME

FOR sALE-64o acres. good soil. all
fenced, close to school. part ready for
crop; abundance of water: ST. One
third cash, balance Sc. Box II Tribune
FOR SALE -six-acre truck garden. ir..
rgated, house. barns, all kinds OF
manure on the place. Terms. Robinson,
west of American Brewery, on Sun
river
FOR SALE-Choice five-acre tract in
Eaton addition with good buildings
and all other equipment at a bargain.
Inquire, 2604 Second ave. north, city
WANTED-To buy quarter to a section
of farm land II you have bargain
give lowest price. terms and legal de
scription. Box Tribune.
INVESTORS.-320 all plow land. good
water fair buildings $500. 500 all plow
land. good water very good buildings,
100 ready for crop, complete set ma
chinery and heavy work horses $4,000.
Either of these will show a handsome
profit within the year. Fagan q Norby
TO LEASE-Dairy farm, 275 acres. one
half mile from sun River, 35 acres hay
50 haufs reaay fof Goop spop eass
reliab BILE tenant. Pagan & Norby.
ALFALFA and sheep ranch on Missouri
river bottom, south of Glasgow: 200
acres with l25 acres In alfalfa. Balance
good alfalfa land and all cleared and
fenced. Sheep shed 1900 capacity and
other buildings Artesin we'll cost $1,000.
open range adjoining. Price for quick
deal $4,000. Log House Insurance
Agency. Glasgow, Montana
ANTED-To hear from owner OF good
ranch for sale. State cash price, full
particulars ID. r. Bush. Minnea polls,
MINI.
REIMBURSEMENT acres Of pine.
4 miles from P O., 3 miles from koote
mi river tn Tobacco valley; good roads,
good buildings, good soil. $1,000. Apply.
Box SO, Gateway, Mont.
wANTED-Stock ranch. not less than
1900 acres, including stock and equip
ment or without. Send maps, photos,
lowest price, and full data In first
letter. E. s. Bateman, 600 Central Bldg.
Seattle. Wash.
FOR SALE-Five-acre tract with Groom
| house. water in kitchen; good barn and
| chicken house. Inquire. 3O2 Fifth av. >.
CRANBERRY MARSH
3o-acre tract, excellent location; fully
equipped; IL acres improved and bear
| ing Address. s. K Diebel. Seaside. Ore.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
FOR sALF-SIISCEL EOCS

SPECIAL SALE for poor women and
children. second hand clothing. Open
every day from Il a. III. TO p. m
309 Fifth street south.
FOR SALE-Iudian side car 1926 Seventh
avenue north.
ONE drophead Singer sewing machine,
very little used; cheap. 30l2 First av. ;.
BABY BUGGY for sale 1109 First ave. n
FOR SALE-Four stubble-bottom plow.
equipped for gasoline or steam, 500
Box q Tribune.
THREE-BURNER gas plate. used only
two months. 726 Central ave Fone $3.50,
FOR SALE-Good bicycle, SO 4o6 Third
avenue south
OLD IVORY DRESSER and stand, two
fumed oak rockers, one furned oak sew
ing rocker one foot-stool. one kitchen
cabinet, one cabinet sewing machine;
In good condition Must go quick.
925 Second avenue south.
REMINGTON typewriter and office desk
for sale cheap. 1o9 Sixth street south.
FOR SALE-Medium sized heating stove.
good as new, will be sold cheap. 413
Eighth street south.
FOR SALE-Photographic studio, Cen
trail avenue location; very reasonable
If taken before January 90. Box II
Tribune.
SECOND HAND plano. Apply, +l3 Fifth
street north
FOR SALE-Good beaver overcoat, size
a. Fone 6316.
FOR SALE-Adam Schaaf piano. Room
20, Woodwork Apis.
THREE beautiful oil paintings, work of
a prize winning artist from Washing
ton; at bargain prices. See them at 4l9
First avenue north.
| ONE BRICK bakery oven and one port
able bakery oven and other bakery
! equipment. at a bargain Mecca Inn
ROLL-TOP DESK. Room Dunn Bldg
FOR SALE-Four one-ton coal mining
cars, cheap. II. /. Croft. Neihart, Mont
| FOR SALE-MCray ice-bo,. ;2x18 feet
/ Cali Peoples Meat Market Third street
/ south, before January 10.
SOME MEAT MARKET fixtures for sale
Peoples Meat Market.
FOR SALE-Tailor's Singer sewing ma
\ chine. 21S Central ave Fone 6335.
FOR SALE-Number One timothy. up
| land and mixed hay. Seed and feed
grains of all kinds. Corn. oats millfeed
and nilomaize. Call for prices. Car load
lots only. Fone 269. McCaull Dinsmore
! Co. SIC First National Bldg.
TYPEWRITERS bought, sold and re-
paired. F. NJ. West, Great Falls Mont
ADDING machines. new and secondhand
| e. w. Harris. 125 w. Broadway. Butte
LN ESTOCK.
FOR SALE-Seven Chester white brood
sows with pigs. Box 33. r. F. ID. NP. l.
Is.ll
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
VNFURSISHFD APARTMENTS

VERY DESIRABLE. three-room fiat.
wall beds kitchen abinet, clothes
closets, rent reasonable. Inquire, 1907 g
First avenue south.
TWO-ROOM and kttchenette apartments,
strictly modern, for rent. Bungalow
Court Apply Hickman 324 Central.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
HELP WANTED-MALE

TWENTY-FIVE CARPENTERS wanted.
Form work. Casper, Wyoming; years
work; s4c hour. eight hours work
Plenty overtime. Lloyd Building COM
pany, Casper, Wyoming.
Efficient manager to handle
an established business, Incorporating
to cover entire state. Some capital re-
quired. p. o. Box $50.
RAILWAY MAIL clerk examination,
Great Falls, January II. Hundreds
needed. $13oO-s15Oo Age 1876. Exper-
ience unnecessary For free particulars,
write r. Terry. former civil service
eNaminer), 4S1 Continental Bldg, wash
ington, d. c.
MAN AND WIFE for ranch work. Nc
Gowan's Employment Agency, 1872
Second street south.
WANTED-Man and wife for ranch;
must be good hand with garden and i
stock, wife to look after poultry ana
butter Address, Box Tribune
DID YOU KNOW, or didn't you. that
restful control Of the nerves quickly
follows the first application Of Debeque
Radlum Belt, in cases OF excessive use
Of liquor no matter how unstrung: De
beque Oh. Co, % So. Main street Butte,
Mont.-Use the mail.
FIRST-CLASS barber wanted at once;
s25 per week. Elite Barber Shop,
Oswego. Mont.
Messengers; mus: be over 16.
Apply. Western Union.
WANTED-sma boy not over l6. Light
inside work. Apply. Van Loo Cigar Co.
514 Fourth street north.
WANTED-Ten men to learn speciai
course in ignition and batteries Write
or apply at school Practical Auto
mobile and Tractor School, 1l3 Centrai
avenue. Great Falls. Montana.
WANTED AT ONCE
Men to learn Welding and cutting. Ap-
ply, Hemphill's Trade Schools. Inc
707 Hawthorne Ave. Portland. Oregon,
or write for free cataiog
LEARN-A ctual auto repair, vulcaniZing.
Los Angeles Y. NJ C. A Auto school.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

BEST housekeeping rooms, close in, on
car line. Low rate 521 Sixth ave. south.
ONE OR TWO nicely furnished rooms
for housekeeping, ground floor. reason-
able; one block from car line. ll3 SlXth
street south. Fone sSi6
with kitcEenette, large closet: in mod
ern house. Adults only. 1901 First av. 5.
FURNISHED two rooms, modern, up
stairs. S23 Seventh avenue south
TWO housekeeping rooms for rent IN
modern house. 1925 Seventh ave north:
FOR RENT-Two furnished housekeep-
ing rooms; modern. 212 Ninth St So.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms,
207 Sixth street north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 617 End av. n
MODERN rooms and bath; suitable for
four or five: no children. 6l5 5th av. n
FOR RENT-Two furnished, partly mod
ern housekeeping rooms; large closets;
reasonable. 1O1+ Fourth ave. south
TWO housekeeping rooms on ground
floor, wide private entrance, gas ana
fone, in modern house, on car ihe.
722 Thirteenth street north
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, bath.
1716 Fifth avenue north. -
TWO furnished housek'g rooms. close in
Call, 500 Fourth ave. So afternoons.
TWO nicely furnished housekeepins
rooms; private entrance. SIG month
1l3 Fifteenth street south
TWO large front rooms for light house
keeping. S22 Sixth avenue north. -
TWO, big rooms with garage. 9ls A. ,.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 61S 1st ave. n
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. o07 4th ave. 5.
CLOSE IN-Room with kitchenette and
large closet complete for Housekeeping.
SOC Central
ONE OR TWO coy front rooms, modern,
reasonable 91S Sixth avenue north
HOrSEK room. 4l9 Fifth 81. n
CHEAP housek'g rooms 400 Sth ave. No.
CORY HOTEL-Ho rooms
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
PER SONAL
HAY


FOR SALE-Hay In car lots. upland and
alfalfa Prompt delivery assured. Jas
F. Francis. Rainbow Hotel.
FOR SALE-Hay by ton or carload.
Stmpert warehouse. Third ave- south
and Second street -.-
toR SAIE-Baled alfalfa hay. Buy dt-
rect and save money. J. +. jacobson.
Keunewick. Wash.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
LOGGED orr LAND

LOGGED OFF LAND.
5ooc ACRES in southwest Washington
for sale to settlers only; easy terms.
bonds accepted at par. Write for map
showing location. terms. ctc. Weyer-
hauser Timber Co. Tacoma building.
Tacoma. Wash.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

POULTRY AND EGGS
RHODE Island Red S. c. thoroughbred
roosters and cockrels, laying hens and
pullets. Bronze turkeys. 1921 Sixth
avenue north. FOne 1850.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
FOR SAIE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES
FTvE-ROOM furnished house, semi
modern, good condition: easy terms.
Equity Realty Co, 1o2 FIRST ave. So.
FOUR-ROOM house. corner lot. only
SI9eo. Sl00 cash. $50 monthly. Dunn
Block.
MAKE ME- AN OFFER on my s-room
modern house, 400 Fifth avenue north.
Fone 1851.
OWNER BUYER-RENTER- We can
serve you. First Mortgage Loan Co
FOR SALE-Modern seyen-room house,
corner lot; near car line. 1875 9TH av. =.
HAVE BUYER for good fiveroom bun
galow, modern. pavement, north
side. Call. Pagan & Norby.
SEE OUR LIST of homes before you buy.
Good modern five-room bungalows.
S3Too and up. Our list is complete. up
TO a I7-room duplex and includes many
beautiful homes in the best locations.
Let us show you. Fagan Norby
FOR SALE-Six-room modern bunga low,
garage. chicken house. etc. This is
good buy. A. s. Hulden. Fone 5l63
FOR SALE-Five-room house and lot,
$500. north side. Easy payments. Room
12 Dunn Block.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

WANTED-Wo for women. Fone 1885.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work, or
would take charge Of family Must be
good pay. Can give highest references.
Box 20 Trihune
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

TWENTY FIVE CARPENTERS wanted.
Form work Casper, Wyoming; years
work; 94c hour, eight hours work.
Plenty overtime. Lloyd Building Com
pauY. CaSp Wynuine
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED children to care for. Fone 1868
at Sc. good security,
for one year. Box 16 Tribune.
wANTED-To BUY chicken. Fone 1861
second hand stock saddle
and bride. State lowest price. Box 80
Tribune.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
LIN ESTOCK.


FOR SALE-Seven Chester white brood
sows with pigs. Box 33. r. r. ID. Mp. /
Great Falls.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

WANTED-Ten men to learn a special
course in ignition and batteries. Write
or apply at school. Practical Auto
mobile and Tractor School, 113 Central
avenue, Great Falls Montana.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

WANTED Messengers; mus: be over 16
Apply. Western Union.
WANTED-Sm boy not over IS. Light
inside work. Apply. Van Loo Cigar Co.,
514 Fourth street north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

THOROUGHLY capable young woman
with wears experience In bookkeeping
desires a position either III or out OF
the city. Box 3o3 Tribune.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants
permanent position. Box g. Tribune
LADY wants day work. Fone 724-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

| FIRST CLASS barber wanted at once;
/ S25 per week. Elite Barber Shop,
4 OSWego, Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

MAN AND WIFE for ranch work. Nc
Gowan's Employment Agency, l312
SPCnnd
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
To Avoid Bookkeeping Cash Should Accompany Orders.
Professional and Merchandising
GALL IN on GALL W CLASSIFIED e41z y =.
GALL IN on GALL UP

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
CASCADE ELECTRIC CO., G. D. Smith.
Mgr, 504 Central avenue. Fone 663s
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

SPECIAL SALE for poor women and
children. second hand clothing. Open
every day from II a. III. TO p. m.
3O9 Fifth street south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

ctual auto repair. vulcaniZing
Los Angeles Y. NJ. C. A. Auto Schoo!
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

WANTED-Effictent manager to handle
an established business, Incorporating
to cover entire state. Some capital re-
nlIired p q Box oSn
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

THE BEST opportunity in a controlling
interest in general merchandise store
for quick return about $1,000 cash
and balance on good security III health
the reason for selling. Box l54 Tribune
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

WANTED AT ONCE
Men to learn welding and cutting. Ap-
ply, HemphilI's Trade Schools. Inc
707 Hawthorne Ave. Portland. Oregon,
write for free cataiog
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

WOMAN wants day work by the hour.
Fone 5793
WASHING and ironing, 40c per hour;
no cleaning. Fone 1855
WANTED-Plain sewing by the day or
other day work; $3.50 per hours.
Tpne I'LL.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-06

VIM 3. FINLAY, C. P. A., 2O1-202 Rocky
Mountain Fire Ins. Block. Tel. 4663.
WILSON-CLARK & co, certified public
accountants. Phone 97es. i6-77 stanton
Bank Building, Great Falls. Montana.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-04-16
MANY WILL WEAR OvERALLs
People in Birmingham Adopt This
Method Of Fighting High Cost
OF Clothing.

Birmingham, Ala.-Two thousand
men in all walks of life have joined
the Birmingham Overall Club in a
campaign against the high cost of
clothing.
Started in spirit Of jest, the idea
rapidly gained converts. and the head
quarters of the club was thronged
with volunteers anxious to sign the
roster.
Theodore Lamar, prominent bus
mess man and secretary of the club, is
responsible for its organization. He
advanced the idea in conversation
with several friends and within "a
hours he was joined by hundreds Of
men, some of whom. constituted them
selves membership committees in the
city's latest "drive."
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-04-16
AME RIcAN ADMIRAL Is DECO.
RATED WITH CROSS OF ST.
GREGORY THE GREAT.
WAR RECORD IS PRAISED
Cardinal Gibbons officiates at the
Ceremony, Which Is Very impress
slve-Bishop RusseH of Charles
ton Orator Of Occasion.

Baltimore, Md.-As papal repre-
sentative, Cardinal Gibbons during q
solemn mass at the Cathedral con-
ferred upon Rear Admiral William
Shepard Benson. U. s.. N, former chief
Of naval operations, the knighthood
and cross of the order of st. Gregory
the Great, military class. Sec. DAN
lels was an interested guest.
Pope Benedict authorized the honor
last January in recognition OF the
valcr, loyalty and Christian example
Of the admiral, who became a Cath
olic during his studies. years ago, at
the Naval Academy. The decorations
consisted of yellow-fringed stole. a
silver star and a gold, octagonal
cross.
A message to the admiral from TIE
cope was read, showing It the purpose
of the pontiff to honor, with me ad'
miral. the entire American nation, and
especially praising the example OF
piety. devotion and Christian virtue
set by the naval hero.
Az Bishop William T. Ruasei q
Charleston, S. c., who was tie crntsi
Of the occasion, explained, 10y ally, de
votion and aelf-sacrig3Se was as Who'll
Iy Christian virtue as it was patriot
Ism.
In the midst of his sermon the bish'
op made reference indirectly to the
Admiral Sims affair. Turning direct
ly toward the secretary of the navy,
Bishop Russell said:
"The officers Of the navy are not
dictators, but servants. When OF
properly constituted congress sees III
to declare war and to prosecute It.
then cor gress and its agents deserve
respect both from citizens ana off
GERS. and in the case of the officer il
liz not his to reason why, but merely
TO do and IL necessary. die When an
officer has given the best in him, has
made sacrifice and has given un
swerving devotion. then is he, indeed
worthy OF honor"
At this point Bishop Russell re
minded the congregation Of the great
task which Admiral Benson, as chiei
OF naval operations. had surmounted
He had been aware at all hours OF the
day and night, the bishop said, with
out the aid OF charts Of the exact po
sision of each American ship on the
high seas. He pointed to the great
accomplishment of having sent 1000.
600 men to France and supplies un
limited to the allied nations without
the loss Of single ship. He told OF
the great skill that rendered the sub
marine inocuous, and then went or
70 nav tribute to the admiral.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-04-16
Had Passed Them On.

My nephew visited me regularly anu
among his belongings his mother al
ways put supply of bfbs, which he
thoroughly detested, and he was also
much asnam. because he was obliee
to wear them instead of being allowed
a napkin. The first time he came after
the arrival of a new baby brother
noticed there were no bibs. On ques-
tioning him he replied magnanimous-
iy, "On, gave those to mother for
Frederic. You see. he cidR't have
any."-Exchange