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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-12-17
Applications for grazing permits on

Applications for grazing permits on
the Dixie Sewer National Forest for
the coming season should be made at
the Forest Office in Cedar between
December Goth and January Goth.
Full information and application
blanks will be furnished at the forest
office.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-12-17

DR.. F. j. Alexander, manager of the
Alexander Optical Co., will be at the
Cedars Hotel from Saturday noon I'M
til Sunday noon, Dec. 18 and 10. Those
having any trouble with their eyes
should not fail to call Saturday, if
possible.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-12-17

If Noah had let the building of the
ark out to government contractor it
=, ---s--.
wouldn't have been finished yet.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-12-17

1t is mighty hard for man to keer
his temper when he knows he is in the
wrong.
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Do You Believe
In Signs?

Do you believe in signs? If not. ,lo
you believe in hope? 1t is not hard
to find an explanation for these be-
liefs if you attend the little play which
Miss Edna Wallace Hopper is using to
star this season. 1t is thesis on the
brighter side of life, and the incident
that happened in a very small town
the other night is also an argument
in favor of the influence OF the spoken
drama over the written word.
Phoebe Larrimore, the optimistic
little widow, which Edna Wallace
Hopper plays, had spoken for the best
in the face of adverse circumstances
for almost an entire act. Not GUS
toner had come to her little store,
just around the corner, so in most
cheerful spnrit she sends her lone as
sistant out to bring in customer,
with a humorous injunction that if he
got someone to buy that red necktie."
1t would be the end of a perfect day.
The audience laughed, but there was
one among them who took it seriously,
as transpired. The assistant came
back without his customer and it
looked as if the act was going to close
without a sale, when man in the
audience got up and spoke. He was
a farmer back in the hills of Califor-
mia.
"IIl take that red tie," he said with
out any predatory remarks. He was
so tall and broad he had undoubtedly
been seen by everybody while sitting
down and with his long farmers
beard the listeners thought he was
made up for the part, they were so
still. 1t all happened quietly and sud
denly. In a moment his great legs
had straddled the small orchestra pit
and the giant was on the stage. He
lowered over the littel star like
Rocky Mountain. Miss Hopper thought
the best way to let the play proceed
was to sell him the tie. She handed
it to him and asked Tor rs cents. He
paid it in a business-like fashion, and
then smiled down at her benevolently
and comprehendingly. He said: Now
I'm going to sit out there and see if
you don't get that perfect day"
He complacently resumed his seat
and the play continued smoothly.
When the play ended happily, he was
heard to remark in the lobby of the
theater: 81 knew | would bring that
little woman good luck"
Edna Wallace Hopper comes to the
City Auditorium. Pueblo, Christmas
night Tickets on sale today at the
Hausman drug store, Fourth and Main
streets (Adv)
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ROckvale Notes

Mrs. David r. Price and daughter
Media were in Florence Friday.
Mrs r. Hilton was Florence shop
per Friday.
Mrs. Dennis was in Florence Friday.
Mike Ruffatti was business WIS.,
itor at Florence Friday.
Joseph Chiri was in Florence last
Friday.
Mrs. John Smith visited Canon City
Friday
Mrs. Thomas Davis was Canon
City visitor Friday last.
Mrs. James Newell and Mrs. T. l..
Everly were in Canon City last Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Easton was a Canon
City visitor last Friday.
There were 79 in attendance at the
Sunday school of the Methodist Epis-
copal church last Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Goodhead were
in Canon City last Saturday.
Quite a number of Christmas trees
heve been hauled in during the first
of the week.
Albert Newcomb of South Canon
was in town Sunday.
Rose Cologna, who Is teaching at
Brookside, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs william
Cologna.
Mrs. Julia Job returned from Pueblo
Sunday with her son, Elmer and
daughter Hilda, where the children
we're operated on for the removal of
their tonsils.
Charles fappish Is home from Ken
ilworth. Utah. returning last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan of
Lafayette came in Sunday in response
10 message apprising them OF the
death OF Mr.. Morgan's sister. Mrs. A.
p. Easton.
The Colorado Lead Products Com
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"HE'S GOT THEM
ON THE LIST"

The most tuneful OF comic opera,
The Mikado." will be the stellar at
traction OF the theatrical season for
Canon City. at the Opera House next
Thursday night. December 80. whsu
the famous musical masterpiece of
Gilbert and Sullivan will hold the
boards for single performance.
When Gilbert and Sullivan were
preparing the score of this lyric. they
had In mind two characters. "Ko.ko."
and Pooh Bah" to dipict the foibIes
OF humanity. and In Ed Andrews and
Bruce Webster. the acme OF perfec-
ton is reached in the Interpretation
OF the parts allotted to them The
song. Hes Got Them on the List"
Is worth the price OF admission alone
TO hear and enjoy. And then "Ko-ko."
as sang by Ed Andrews over 900
times. with his snickersnee. and the
ever-tuneful comic ditty. The Flow
ers That Bloom in the Spring. Ira
ia. will also prove one OF the treats
of the Dunbar engagement
And pretty girls in japanese cos.
tunes and demure. winsome manner.
Will be not the least OF the many en-.
joyable things or tse songfest.
1t Is all that has been said OF the
opera. and the cast that will present
the musical play Is said to be one of
careful selection for the exaeting
10 es' and Mr. Dunbar has ben very
palnstaking in making up the cast OF
characters TO fit every particular char.
acier You will make no mistake in
witnessing the performance. and IL
VIII be a veritable Yuletide entertain
ment.
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on account Of the illness of his SIS
ter, leaving her much improved.
James McGovern of Florence. who
underwent a surgical operation at the
Graves hospital a few days ago, is
reported to be recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Crow, with
their children, Bob and Bette, are
visiting Mrs. Crows mother. Mrs. l..
W. Gardner. and will remain over the
holidays.
Mrs. Roger R. Means of Mineral
Hot Springs, Coo, arrived Wednes-
day afternoon to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sharman during
the holidays. Mr.. Means will join
her here Friday. t,
Mr. and Mrs. Jmase Carroll left for
Denver Thursday morning to visit
their daughter until after the holi-
days. Their daughter Mrs. G. c.
German. who will be remembered as
Miss Balbina Riede, will return home
with them of ra visit in this city.
]. X. McKellar of Westcliffe is in
the city for the holidays, and is a
guest of the Strathmore.
F. F. Canda and Demere Nellis of
Westcliffe are spending the holiday
season in the city and are stopping 1t
the Strathmore.
Miss Della Hoover will arrive from
Denver Friday to pass the Christmas
holiday with her mother and grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kutzleb of Grip
pie Creek are visiting their parents.
a.
holidays.
Mrs. E. C. Baldwin and daughter.
Lois. will spend the holidays at the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. Balman
at Hillside.
Mrs. Jack Cogan and little daugh-
ter. Amelia. will arrive Thursday to
spend Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Esser.
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Frank Black is in the city today on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Of
Catlin avenue, are the parents of a
nine-pound son, who arrived at their
home December 81, 1920.
Miss Helen Seaman, who is at
tending Park College, will arrive from
Kansas City, Mo-, today to spend the
vacation with her parents in this city.
Mrs. F. B. Homan and Miss Fern
Homan are spending the day ip
Pueblo
H NJ Core. who has been in the
city on business. left for Florence
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. j. Perry, the mother of Mrs
J. F. Peters, of Springfield, Mo-, who
is en- route to Canon City to visit her
daughter, is detained on account of
heavy SHOWS.
w. F. vahldick motored down from
Mestcliffe Tuesday to accompany his
two daughters home from the Acad-
emy to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Veeh, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bethke, left for their home at
Phillipsburg. Kan, Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Webster left
this morning for Denver where they
will remain over the holidays, visiting
their daughter, Mrs. James O'Keefe,
and her family.
A number of girls who are students
at the Academy left for their homes
to spend the Christmas vacation this
Among the number were
the Misses Marion Grossman of Maine.
Colo: Lillian and Helen Russell of
Trinidad; Anna Lopez and Cleo Ballou
of La Junta; Alice Lopaz of Denver;
Caroline Mattern, Swink, Colo; Eliz-
abeth Balfe, Denver; Dora Petry and
Frances Morrissey, Florence; Dora
Ethel May Kerlmey and Agnes
all of Ration, N. NJ, and
Ina Milliken, Folsom, Colo.
Mrs. Roe Jameson left for Casper.
Wyo., Wednesday evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-30
Huge Sum For
Building Roads

Advices from Washington are 10
the effect that the Republican lead
ers in the House have agreed upon
an appropriation of $I00000,000 for
state road aid. after an executive ses
sion of House Roards Committee.
A bill introduced by Representative
Macarthur Republican, of oregon, now
before the roads committee, would
make s4O0, 100000 of federal funds
available during the next four years,
but it developed that the Republican
steering committee has decided that
in the interest of economy the appro-
priation should be limited to $780,
100000, and should not cover more
than a two-year period.
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Wednesday

John Burgess of Denver is spending
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Anna H. Burgess. and his sisters, Mrs.
Anna Starr and Miss Elizabeth Bur-
CESS.
Miss Betty Brooks arrived from
Denver Tuesday to do publicity work
for the coming presentation of The
Mikado" at the Opera House next
week.
Harold II. Valentine of Denver ar
rived in the city Tuesday to visit at
the home of Father and Mrs. Don
Frank Fem, through the holidays.
Mrs. Valtenine will join him here
later in the week. Father Fem and
his family are moving from the Green
wood apartments to their home at 827
Greenwood avenue, where they will
be located in time for the Christmas
festivities.
Mrs. w. B. Jensen has returned
from Wichita Falls. Tex, where she
has been in a hospital ,and is entirely
recovered from her Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Canda have
arrived from Westcliffe to remain over
the Christmas holidays at the home
of Mrs. Canda's mother. Mrs. John
Mackenzie.
Mrs. S. p. Morrow leaves Thursday
for visit with her son, who resides
at Alamosa, and will remain over for
the no iday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bennington and children of Center
Colo, will also visit in Alamosa at
the same time. Mrs. Bennington is
daughter of Mrs. Morrow
Mrs. Ben Strandberg left Wednes-
day morning for Pueblo where she
will spend the day.
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How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Caiarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catnrrh Medicine
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by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
nve years. and has become known ms tho
most reliable remedy for Cniarrh. Ualrs
Catarrh Medicine acts thru tho Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. cEpclllng the Pot
son from tho Blood and healing the dt,-
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After You have tsicn Hrlra Cntnrrh
Medicine for shori time you will se, a
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Z J. CHENEY q co. Toledo. Ohio.
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Gufey News

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Corliss daughter
Helen and Miss Amanda Elting return
ed from Denver where they spent the
past week.
Mr.. Clarence Wilson Of Canon City
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. -
ms. = s5G
Miss Dolly Cohen was hostess at a
card party Friday evening. Harry
Hyssong aad Mrs. Gus Cohen receiv-
ed the first prizes and Leo Ramey re-
ceived consolation prize. Lunch was
served at midnight The guests were.
Mrs. J. c. Hyssong. Mrs. Gus Cohen.
the Misses Edna Terry. Lillian Gleas-
man, Myrtle and Elsie Ramey and
Messrs. J. c. Hyssong, Harry Hyssong
Louis Truax, Gus Cohen. Alec David.
son. Jack Combs, Leo Ramey and
Lawrence Cohen.
Miss Edna Terry was a Canon City
visitor last week.
The many friends of Miss Nina
Ramey and Dudley Gribble were sur
prised to hear OF their marriage in
Canon City last week
J. E. Phillips made trip to Canon
City last week He was accompanied
by the Misses Mary and Katherine
Ratclin. Miss Mary Ratcliff took the
Teachers Examinations while theres
Harry Hyssong has gone to Canon
City where he expects to remain until
after the holidays.
Mr.. Lawrence Cohen went to Canon
City Monday. He returned wednes-
day with a new G. NJ. c. Truck
Residents of Guffey and vicinity are
ment and dance to be given Thursday.
Dec. 23rd.
Walter Merritt OF Howbert was a
Guffey visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Butler and VIII
Witherspoon were guests OF Miss
Edna Terry and Miss Gleasman Sun
day
Clyde Skinner OF Cripple Creek was
a business visitor in Guffey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. witherspoon and
family motored to Canon City Satur-
day. returning Sunday.
Mrs. r. A Holiday and little daugh.
ter Ruth went to Canon City Satur
day.
Paul Newton mad Miss Marie RoK.
ers passed thru town Friday on their
way to Howbert
Mr.. Clark Fellows OF Como spent
several days visiting friends in CUT
fey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou woodring and
family made a trip to Canon City
last week
Mr.. r. b. Mclaughlin and Charley
warner we're Gufrey visitors last
week
Mr.. Sam Messer made a trip to Grip
pie Creek last week.
Mr.. George West and family went
to Canon City Sunday.
Mr.. Emery Fostre Is visiting In Can.
on City.
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CGaldale News

Ed Watson of Woicott and Charles
Diner passed through Coaldale last
week with po o and race horses. The
animals vii he vin'ered on the Wat
son N h ne Greenwood.
Jam'f z rn while grading on
the - q ~ kicked by a horse and
he'd his g broken just above the
ankle
Mr. 40 elicld suffered a fractured
wrist while cranking her car.
Mrs. Charles Smith and Tom Ray
motored to Salida Monday.
Mrs. Murray of Kansas is visiting
her brother, G. NJ. Lanoue.
Miss Frankener OF Casper, wyo..
departed for her home last week.
Mr.. Bailey and son Floyd are firing
the boilers for the Cotopaxi mine.
Miss Genena Lemns was called
home by the serious Illness of her
mother. Mrs. NJ c. Lemons.
Mrs. Thomas Denehr left for visit
in Pueblo his morning TO rtmain un.
til after Christmas
Mr.. and MS. Harry Rathborn went
to Salida to do their Christmas shop
ping.
Mr. reese IN for Denver satur.
day T. snend Christmas with her
children
L.crt. VIZ chi lcft for Denver to
spend '-e hol davs with his family.
The Iitera Society. which met
FridaS, ne reinber II, was a great sue
cess. Debate question was. "Ought
Coaldale Consolidate School with Co.
topaxig" Ed Owens and Gill were
for the affirmative and Mrs. More
field and Winschauf for the negative
The debate was won by the negative
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hayden
spent Sunday and Monday In SalIda
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Friday

l.. NJ. Cooper of Coaldale Is a WIS.,
itor in the city.
Miss Leila Dickinson went to Fort
Riley to spend the holidays with Maj.
and Mrs. c. p Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Watson of Grand
Junction are spending the holidays
with Mr.. Watson's parents.
Harold Essert of the University CT
Wyoming is here and will remain over
the holiday vacation with his parents
The marriage of Mrs. Edith Emlow
of Ilse and Sanford A. Johnson was
solemnized Sunday, December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Burns, and son.
Ira, Jr.. and Henry Hutton. are spend
ing the Christmas holidays in Denver.
Father Hennessy, chaplain of the
Academy. left for Chicago few days
ago to attend the funeral of his
brother, Frank Hennessy.
Miss Cora Clark, a student at the
Colorado College, is spending the hol-
iday vacation with her parents in
South Canon.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell who is re-
covering from a serious operation,
! was removed to her home today.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore NJ. Harding
will have their Christmas dinner
guests Mrs. T NJ. Harding and Mr..
and Mrs David Robson.
Prof. A. r. Livingston. manual
I training teacher at the high school. is
spending the vacation at his home in
/ Portales, N. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook are ex
pected to arrive today from Pueblo
and will be the guests of their aunt
Mrs. Edythe Marcellus, ia East New
York avenue for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Perry OF Kansas
City, Mo-, are guests OF Mrs. Perry's
mother, Mrs. H. E. Peterson, 110s
Forest avenue. Mr.. Perry is the
president and principal owner of the
Savoy hotel in Kansas City.
The opening of the American lie
gion rooms took place Thursday, and
! the boys were delighted with theii
comfortably-furni quarters. Mrs
w. II. Dozier and her assistants are
I to be congratulated upon the wise ex
penditure of funds available for the
work.
Fred Moore of Westcliffe is a bust
visotor in the city today.
Charles Gilray of Coaldale will be
a Christmas visitor with his family
/ Mrs. ]. c. Gilray of Coaldale is the
holiday guest of her daughter and
family at the w. H. Smith home.
Miss Evalyn Kieinschmidt left to
day for the yuletide with her par
ents in Leadville.
Roy r. Hartford arrived from La
Junta to spend Christmas with his
wife and family.
Mrs. A. Davisson is in the city. th'
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Klein
schmidt, 7O9 River street.
Miss Eloise Meade of Denver is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
c. Meade, for the holidays.
c. c. Layton has returned to his
home in Ilse, after a visit of severa
days in Canon City. as guest of the
Strathmore.
Mrs. w H. Funderburk and sons
George and Earl, left for Westclifft
Thursday. and will spend the holi
days at their home there.
c. II. Scroggs, after two years as
resident in Leechburg, Pa, on bust
ness. arrived home Wednesday tc
join his family on East Main street
Maj and Mrs. Maple Harl motoret
down from Denver Thursday to pass
the Christmas season with Mrs. B. T.
Harl. They were accompanied by
Clyde Biggs and Arthur Monroe. who
will visit their parents here unit
after the Christmas festival.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-24
HONOR ROLL OF THE
SUNNI MERTON GRADED SCHOOL

Honor Roll Of the Summcrton grad
ed school for the month of September.
First Gradc-Henrietta Balm, Mild
red Chewning, Caroline Davis, Mablc
Fielder, Lena Gordon, Elizabeth
Joseph, Andrew Burgess, Rcedy Davis,
Jack Shurcr, Irby Walker, Fred Way.
|. Second Grade-Clara Coskrey,
Sarah Fielder. Camilla Joseph, Matte
Mathis, Elizabeth Sem, William
Cantey, Brennan Davis, Joseph Davis,
Charles Plowden, Bruce Rchburg.
Third Grade Junior Eadon, Lucil-
la Gee, Tom James, Henry Lauhan.
Fourth Grade-Jamcs Carson, An
ME B. Richburg, n. w. Davis, Margic
Belser.
Fifth Grade-Francis Troy, Rut-
tledge Dingle, Sue Lcsesnc, Anne
Bye, Holstead Syth, Bessie Mood, Ed
ward Mathis.
Seventh Gradc-Elizabeth Andcr-
son, Caro- Belser, Marian Burgess,
Katie Cantey, Marie Richburg,
Whitaker Anslcy.
Eighth Gradc--Gracc Colcia, Joe
Anslcy.
Ninth Gradc-George Pain, Annie
Tenth Gradc-Suc Pitts. Emma
Mood, Selmar Rhamc.
Eleventh Grade-Kathcrinc Davis,
Pauline Grim.
Honor Roll for October
First Grade-Hcnrictta Balm, Mild
red Chewing, Caroline Davis, Mablc
Fielder, Lena Gordon, Elizabeth
Joseph, Mary Lowdcr, Fannie Sem,
Catherine Stukes, Sarah Touchbcrry,
Andrew Burgess, Recdy Davis. John
Mathis, Jack Shrcr, Irby Walker,
Fred Way.
Second Gradc-Annie Bclscr, Clara
Coskrcy, Sarah Fielder, Camilla
Joseph, Matte Mathis, Elizabeth
Sem, Leon Ardis, Moultric Brails-
! ford, william Cantcy. Brennan Davis,
| Joseph Davis, Thomas r. Miller,
Charles Plowdcn, Bruce Richburg,
Elmorc Touchberry.
Third Grade-Junior Eadon, Drucil-
la Gee Emmalnc Nimmer.
Fourth Grade--JameS Carson. Irene
King, w. W. Davis, Annie Belle Rich
burg, Alston Broadway. Julia Cantey,
| Rutledgc Dmglc, Sue Lcsesnc, Assid
Nimmer, Francis Troy.
Sixth Gradc-Bessic Mood, Edward
Mathis.
Seventh Grade Elizabeth Andcr-
son, Carrie Belscr, Marian Burgess,
Katie Cantcy, May Mcdlin, Lillian
| Wilkic, Whitaker Anslcy.
Eighth Edward Brailsford,
Thomas Burgess, Carl Rowe.
Ninth Gradc--Gcorgc Cain, Annie
Mood, Francis Dinglc, Tappy Lcscsnc,
Mary f.. Hunter, Hugh G. Richburg
Tenth Grade--Bellc Cantcy, Emma
Mood and Sue Pitts.
An attractive Halloween entertain
ment was given by the teachers and
some of the high school pupils, last
Wednesday evening, October the
twenty-seventh, in the Summerton
high school building. The purpose
was to raise funds for the school
library.
The entertainment was attended by
n large number of both children and
grown-ups, all Of whom seemed to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-24

dream on. From 'The DEVILS
the people passed in to see "Bluef
and his seven wives" Seven
with their hair over their faces
shroudcd in white represented
boards dead wives, and girl !
in white who looked like death a.
stared at the opposite wall, repre-
ed Bluebcard. Ghosts with ca
guarded Bluebcard and his wives
altogether the sight presented
ghostly, and haunted appearance
After al expenses we're pait,
sum Of 1925 including $50 dona
was cleared.
The first meeting Of the teachd
Clarendon county was held in NJ
ing, Saturday, November 9th,
All Of the faculty of the Sunni
graded school were present. Mrl
the superintendent was elected k
dent Of the association, and also
ed to represent Clarendon counH
the State Teachers meeting, Will
to be held in Spartanburg, Novd
9th and 18th.
The board Of trustees have did
that the compulsory education
shall be enforced in this district VI
ming January lst, 1921 and contiE
through the month of April.
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enjoy it thoroughly.

,
Besides the attractive candy, pea
nut, and chewing gum booths, the in
tcrcsting side attractions were.-Thc
two attractively decorated recorts of
the Gypsic, who told fortune. One
told your past and present, the other
read your future. TO the sides of
each of these resorts were rooms, over
the doors Of which were these inscrip-
tions, For Men Only" and "Kisscs
for Sale The one entitled "For Men
Only" which had a suit of clothes
hanging ON the wall brought forth
much laughter from the curious
crowds that entered therein. In the
others, "kiSScs for Sale" were lttlp
girls behind Il ladder who sold candy
kisses for two cents each. In another
room bobbing for apples caused a
great deal Of excitement for all who
took Il chance
Stunts" were tried by many and Il
great many came out the worse for
their tryS to mare. "Thc Devils Dem
was dark except for the fire under the
boiling pot. Mr.. and Mrs. Devil re-
sided there. He frightened in turn
the children by sticking his pitchfork
at them, and the older folks by giving
them disconcerting slips Of paper to