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came to vex me. My promise to her husband! I must keep an eye on Alice.
 But how to do it were I to leave town and go off with friends-th was problem!
 I'd already demonstrated with AL lice on this unconventional mode of life in town, with the interruptions Tony logging her heels at every turn. Tony's motives I couldn't entirely fathom. Of course, he had some axe to grind. I knew that well. It wouldn't be Tony if he hadn't! The affair of the diamondbrace- let puzzled me extremely. If Tony l had presented it to Alice, there must have been some method in his mad l ness. Tony was not naturally of 8 generous turn of mind.
 To jeopardize his personal safety
 too, in forging the check in pay ment of the bracelet-that did seem
 odd! Unless there was some big per
 sonal gain at the end of the affair
 If only l could find out the truth ! from Alice! If only could def 'nitely clear Jim in his fathers eyes!
 I hated to go once more and inter
 view the jeweler. Detective work Ii
 not my forte. blush; and stammel ! and look awkward. And I com' away with very little gained. I Jim's voice reused me from my re factions, @
 i "Your pretty eyes have such far off look, as tho you were building castles in the air." he said, wistfully q wish you'd share those castle
 with me, Miss Helene. I'm feel j ing sort of solitary and left-out, yo ! know"
 I smiled at him. If only he' 5 guessed the subject of my thoughts. :. Then, suddenly, and without vast t ing time on the pros and cons o :, the case, 1 said:
 t q was wondering where Alice Ar r struther got that particularly beaut 9 ful watch bracelet that she sometime
 wears" e1 If I expected subconsciously to SC . Jim look startled, troubled, or III h set, I was disappointed.
 "So that's all, is it?" he respond r ed lightly, "I shouldn't think the sul
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, H., May 1s.-Cattle 4,0O0; steady; top steers 12.85; bulk 11.O0@12.50; yearling steers and heif- er1s steady to strong; canner cows steady at 4.75@5.50; bulls and calves steady; good and choice vealers 12.50 @13.50
 Hogs: 14,000; lights 50 cents lower; mediums and heavies 25 cents to a5 cents lower than high time yesterday, top 14.35; bulk light and medium weights 13.90@14.35; bulk heavies t1325@13.90.
 Sheep: 800; sheep steady; lambs weak to 50 cents lower; top spring lambs 20.00; top lambs 17.00; bulk 16.OO@16.5O; top ewes HOO; bulk 10.00@11.50.
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located in the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter. and the north east quarter of the southwest quarter of section 10, township south. range west, of the 9th principal me- ridian.
 Also, beginning at northwest corn CT of the northwest quarter, of the southwest quarter of section 10, town ship 6 south, range 9 west, of the 5th principal meridian; thence south 300 feet; thence east 182 1-2 feet to the point of beginning, thence north 100 feet, thence east 120 feet, thence
 south 100 feet, thence west 120 feet to the point of beginning. l The purchaser of said land will be
 required to execute bond with ap-
 proved personal security for the pur'
 chase price, and a lien will be re Itained upon said land to secure tht payment thereof.
 Witness my hand this 9th day o1 | s. F. .VAULX, Commissioner.
 5-5-12-19
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 47.

Twelfth and Fourteenth Avenue,
 Part of Olive Street District.
 The tax books for the collection of
 special assessment upon the real
 property in paving district No. AZ in the city of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within 30 days from this date. If such payment is not made ac. ton will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessments, and for legal pen alties and cost. Given under my hand this 18th day of April, 1920. s. BLOOM, City Collector 4-2O-1m
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U. S. Oil Corporation
 is to be Launched

Washington, May 1s.-Organization of the United States Oil Corporation modelled on the plan of the shipping board to encourage and stimulate de- velopment by Americans of oil land outside the United States would be authorized under a resolution intro4 duced today by Senator Phelan, dem- ocraat, California The corporation would be controlled by nine directors, appointed by the president, ownership of stock being restricted to Ameri- can citizens. The government would retain preferential right to take over all or any part of the product for its own use.
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TEXAS MINERAL WATER.

| Has them all beaten for health giv-
 ling, especially where such troubles
 las stated below are apparent. Consti- ipation, indigestion, bladder trouble, kidney and liver trouble, rheumatism
 nervousness, loss of sleep. Thin weak persons will find this water to be what they are looking for. Call 1162 ;or mail card to w. k. Sailer, 624 State lSt., city. Will answer promptly.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, May 18.-Cotton spot moderate business; price lower Good middling 29.O4; fully middling 27.79; middling 26.54; low middling 23.24; good ordinary 2004; ordinary 1904 Sales 5000 bales, including 4,7Oc American. Receipt '15,000, including 1O,1OO American. Futures closed quie' and steady. May 25.25; July 2495; 1Oct. 24.14; Dec. 23.45; January 23 22 March 2272
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COFrONsEED OIL.

New York May 18-Cotton seed oil was heavy under renewal of liquida- tion, induced by the sagging tendency in other commodity markets and con tinued dullness in trade circles. Ac- tive months closed 20 to 23 points net lower. Sales 14,O00 barrels. Tenders 1000. Prime crude 16.00 nominal; prime summer yellow spot 1870; May 1890; July 1899; September 1916. all bid. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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no sales; receipts 1,299 sacks; mill CTS receipts same.
 Clean rice steady; sales Honduras 235 pockets 8M13 l-4; blue rose 2,642 pockets 9 1-4M12 1-S. Receipts sO5. Bran per ton $40m42; polish $65
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, May 1s.-Final prices on liberty bonds today were: 1-2s o0.9o; second As 82 50; first 1-4s S4.50; sec ond 1-4s s3 20; third 1-4s 86.60; fourth 1-4s 8310; Victory 3 3-4s 94.92; Victory 4 3-4s 95.20.
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100 POUNDS or
 ton rags; must be of good ! from buttons; will pay et Sd, Rags will be inspected bylng. Deliver to Graphic
 pstairs. u
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T. B. Mcdaniel, Ilzl West Eighth, grocery depa1tm will deliver all groceries and fresh meats--cash on delivery. Phone 2544. 4-8-lm
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MISCELLANEOUS

VACUUM CLEANER FOR RENT BY hour or day, at very reasonable rates.
 Delivered to any part of the city. Phone 1294. 5-19-6t
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ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES UP TO and including 60 candle power three for $1 ata Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go. Phone 832, Fourth and Main.
 5-14-6t
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FOR SALE-TWO BOX BALL AL leys. Will sell separately. J. L. Arm field. 1l3 Main St. 5-16-6t
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b-A FIRST CLASS COOK.
 reliable to move in the yard. k West 5th ave. 5-16-3t
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1 POSITION WITH BANK lpsiness firm by young man
 Smsiness college. C, care
 uas 5-1S-6t
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TO BUY.


 h WORK-WE ARE LOOK Fork We furnish all kinds Free of charge. Phone 994. 6oward Real Estate and En- bureau, 217 1-2 State 4-20-tf
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r11ATIONS-MALE

[-cAN TAKE CHARGE OF |oks reouiring night or Sun
 Address Expert Account t. :IA cronh;c 5-13-6t
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ROGERS 1S47 SILVERWARE FOR the wedding gift and 9 supply of fish
 ing tackle for the honeymoon gift Get them both at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go. Phone 332. <5-14Gt
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WANTED TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR "A four or five room bungalow in a desirable location to get possession about the latter part of August. Ralph "A. Downs. 5-14-12t
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completed, it is necessary that every property owner make all desired water, gas and sewer connections be- bore the pavement on these streets is begun.
 H. c. FOX
 o. G. BLACKWELL
 T. J. COLLIER Board of Improvement for Paving District No. AZ of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas 4-14-1Mo
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, May ls.-Rough rice
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO
 know that we sell the celebrated Gill
 Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. C. Well Motor O.. pbona 174S. 5-5-tf
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LEONE DODGE CAR NEW
 new batteries, worth $1,000: $500 cash. 1902 West Sixth, P2 J. s. Purnell. 5-18-6t
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\ RENT-HOUSES

-rpSs
 It-By McNew Realty com |0 East Barraque, four f5 per month. Fifteenth
 five rooms, $15 per fourteenth and Magnolia, 5 |o ner month. One furn- m for gentleman, complete, Fonth. McNew Realty com kWest Barraque. 6-l4-o1 X. TWELVE ROOM HOUSE an both floors at 515 West tenue. Amanda w. Moore.
 5-13-6t
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BIG NINE GUM SHOES, THE KIND that wear twice as long as leather and cost one-half as much. The boys are getting them at Cleveland Matthews Hdw Co.,, Fourth and Main. 5-14-6t
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR SALE-MODERN HOUSE; 5 rooms, bath and sleeping porch; plas- tered; southeast front; large lot;
 shodded with terrace; near car line and in good neighborhood. See or phone Hollis Real Estate company, phones 2 and 112. 4-22-tf
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FOR SALE-Continued

FOR SALE-WE HAVE THREE
 very desirable residence or business lots 18th and State. 1 fyou know the future of Pine Bluff buy these lots. Call 2615 or 514-ask for Juggar or Nyegaard. 5-18-3t
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COOL FOOD FOR SUMMER IS AL
 ways on hand with a Herrick Refrig-
 orator in the home. Get yours today at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.,, Fourth and Main. Phone832. 5-14-Gt
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LIE AS AN INVESTMENT
 |nd new tenant houses within blocks of Main street. They
 six dollars each or twelve Tor the two. Houses are ir
 lot and in water and sewe,
 Will sell for $750 cash and e to net you $100 per year from houses. Owner anxiou Apply P. 0. Box 533. 4-15-6t
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, May IS Spot cotton steady 3O,OOO revised. Middling 25 points up. Sales on the spot 2,90s bales; to arrive 675. Low middling 31.5O; middling 40.50; good middling 44.5O. Receipts 2,139; stock 345,431.
 New York, May 18.-Spot cotton steady; middling 42.60.
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,u RENT--ROOMS

[,urr AND NICELY FUR. ulhn with connecting bath of Eaid Ol', water, for rent with a
 O;p ';lv Address X. Y. z., care
 mliy' 5-11-Gt
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broom house, near East Sec. Eenue. Price $1,45O. Smal,
 yment and $20 per month Realty company, 200 West Phone 971. 5-14-6t
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DOCTOR JOHNSON, INDIAN SPE- cialist from Cherokee Nation, makes all kinds of medicine. Asthma and consumption cure guaranteed or mon- ey back. Will cali on you any time Advertise any kind of skin disease pr. Johnson, Indian Doctor lives Wlth Mrs. Annie Page, All West Fuller street.
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FOR SALE

-~---~~~~O~S |LE-PURE NANCY HALL btato slips, 4Oc and soc per l219 West Vaugine, two prth of Marrill High school.
 s. 5-1S-6t LEONE DODGE TOUR |OO. One Ford Touring $450. (ck Touring, S995.00. One ! s450.0O. One Liberty Road
 Do. One Davis 7 passenger Tone Studebaker ' passenge, l One Model N Hupmobile
 One Hup $750.00. One Chan 5000. One Overland Road )5.oo. One Overland truck l One Dodge Commercial p5O.O0. One Maxwell Truck One Ford Truck $450. One 1918 Touring $650.00. Any Pove- may be bought for two bwn and the balance in ter notes. McGehee Fowles Mo } Co.
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LOST.

REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS IS offered for the return of a light brin- dle Jersey SOW. Cropped off the left ear and underbit in the right. Had on chain and bell when she left and was raised in Locust college. If Ben or Marvin Hamilton finds her let me know and the reward is yours. J. H. Thomas, Route No. 1, Box 158.
 5-14-St
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis tributors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of Continental and Buda motors. s. C.. We'll Motor Company. Phone 174S.
 E.E.tt
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, 's JEWEL z GAS RANGES ANI l; ,;na ana sizes of lawn mowers \ s end, ana self sharpening and
 " S'sveiand Matthews Hdy,. 5-14-6t,
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FOR SALE-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with reception hall. For particulars 1923. 5-f5-t
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|oMAN, WANTED Al 5hes: s,1s.st
 1 Fourth.
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'. Fifth-4 rooms; light
 Near school and church atva: 5 slea. Price $1,85O. S3500t szo a month. McNew Realty 2 zoo West Barraque. Phone E.1d.6t
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EROUG STORE AN EA- Al n shier. Apply at once; o casiiiei 5-19-6t
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1ao RowDEN PLANNING t;os dov pound sacks, s5 per cen. |S;oa e;e.. prices f. Q. b. Englans ''rty (S0) pounds to bushel
 6o mi ol less, S3.50 per bushel p co bushels. Sl $S,S5; zoo to ,O0f ksr;. su';Io; 1000 bushels or more Esmlt check with order; refer
 af1snd Ta National Bank, Lit, 6anJ JJagiand and Tcbbetts Gil t<SSS..sat NY. satH. 3-19.t-
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EaR ,s K AND LIFETIME ALU- Iraa Ia.e also also Westminster bicy-
 ,ss cos. stock to choose from al \ otner hardware. Cleveland F' 'oqfth and Main, Phone
 >o~-~~-o~~.o>, 5-14-6t
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West Barraque-5 rooms; eii, front and back porch
 m every way. Lot 6Ox154 ldlngs. Room for drive-wa> \
 of house. Price $2,65c, cash and $35.00 per month (perty could not be duplicated ~ Phone 971. McNew Real, Psny. POO West Barraque.
 t.e.r~<> 5-14-6'
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TWO AMERICAN BOX
 gs. Will sell separately, 11s Es.>., 3-16-6i
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Tomorrow-Aliice in Distress.
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N dO DOORS, ALL SIZES ANT Siuo up, screen wire galvan- l |. |p.ack also guard brand roof.
 them at Cleveland Matthew. 6 rhone 832. 5-14-6t
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[l{I{jEQADVEREEMENTS
HELP WANTED

,.1E HELP WANTED NT.l.l.,,~~~~
 YOUNG LADIES .,l FRGM ts1sl -.ars of age to learn earn 'viu vo,, yeaaa;Ir aa;rr. We pay while :. you ( :" ! Opportunity for adVanoI Ann,v Pa Panorryisory orE position; n.;1d;,,G AHpty 2
 .}er telephone Bulld,,tgf' p1mff rasoc, rassoscoud Ave, Pine blaIi, :, . st i,
 yn1JNG LADIES FROM ROM
 vears au of age to learn earn tele, ao,, rst;ne. We pay wn1ie sou ooA aasa ed opportunity for adVance7 nc1z 7, Panoryi Pa ery sory position, APPLY Iay
 uprator Telephone bldg; z 4et et |ye'. Pine Bluff. odo-" S-lo-o' FRoUG STORE AN EA-
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Fancy Linens

DOlLlES CENTERPIECES SCARFS
TRAY, TEA AND LUNCHEON CLOTHS
Odds and ends Of hand -made decorative linens, re-
naming from very large January Sale. You will
find in the lot real Madeira handem brodery, Ita-
ian filet, French cuny, and Porto Rican hand-work
Exquisite peces-many Of them priced at less than
todays cost Main Aisle, Old Building
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Cousin ELEANOR.
ABOUT OLD NEW YORK.
Croknn Water.

NCRE-E-E-Ki sque-e-e-k!" This
was the familiar sound in
New York city eighty years
ago. Il was the groaning Of the town
pump, Did YOU know that once upon
time the only place where the peo-
pie Of New York could obtain water
was from the pumps? In those days
there was no water running from
faucets in the houses; people either
carried it from the pumps or bought
it from peddlers. And they were very
particular about having their water
come from favorito pumps. Some peO-
pie thought that the water from the
pump at the corner of Roosevelt and
Chatham Streets was the best in the
world for making tea, and were will
ing to pay quite high prices to the
peddlers for quart. Others declared
that the water from the pump in
Washington Square had a decidedly
better flavor than any other, and
went long distances to get it, al
though there were many pumps scat
tered here and there nearer to them.
At last, however, they realized that
pumps were not very sanitary, and
~ oct dpOhI hdNllhb a CITY supply VI
filtered water to be carried into the
houses. This was a great innovation,
something quite different from what
they were accustomed to. II was de-
cided that the water from the Croton
watershed was the best in the neigh
borhood, for it drained a region rich
in springs and ponds and clear, run
ming brooks. The best engineers in
the country worked upon 1t, design
ing the brick tunnel and the beauti-
full aqueducts over ravines and rivers.
High Bridge is one Of these
In 1S4l the new system was finished.
There was an immense celebration
Of the opening OF the new water sup
ply. Beautiful and fantastic foun-
tains danced in City Hall Park and
impressive speeches were delivered.
There were other rejoicings through
out the city, for the people were glad
to welcome the wonderful water that
was to be more cleanly and sanitary
as well as more convenient than the
old-time pumps. An abundance OF
water was flowing in every house, for
the tunnel brought 100 900, 900 gallons
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Blankets Reduced

We have only IL to 90 pairs Of each Of seven
groups left-too small choosing for our generous
blanket stocks. So We have reduced prices to hurry
them ONT.
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and snow. Their only great difficulty
Is in getting food, The snow covers
the ground. and the trees are no
longer filled with juicy fruits and de-
licious $50 think the birds) insects.
SO that these brave little fellows may
live to be merry IN the spring and
raise lusty. hungry families in the
summer, they must be fed by people.
There are many kind and thoughtful
people who make a point of regularly
feeding the birds I am sure that my
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WASHINGTON. Jazz Fly drcC.
ton of President WILSON, Lieut.. George
T.. Rule, who was convicted at Camp
Mcclellan. Ala, on charges OF selling
his services to enlisted men to fraud
ulently obtain their discharge. has been
restored to duty.
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THE EVENING WORLD tn EsDAY, JANUARY 27, 1920"

play please send me pin, as ]
would like to join your club.
our little town OF Jamaica was ndn-
ed after tribe of indians that lived
here long ago called the Jameco T-ibc.
Your little Cousin, HELEN OlIARA,
jamaica, L. l.
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every day. Later. however, because
the city grew So large that more was
needed, another tunnel was built.
This one is through almost solid rock
for the entire thirty miles botBcuu
rrUtOn and Harlem, and carries
800 100000 gallons each day. And this
is why there is plenty OF pure, clear
water for every Riddle and every
grown person in the city
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Framed Pictures
at Half
NoW s. to $3.50

Delicate mezzotints, water color, and very beau
tiul photograph res suitable for the library and y
ing room, are included in this sale Many charming
subjects all the delightful lanscapes, figures and
and Colorfu sweeps OF sky that make the home
more cheerful place to live in are to be found AT
these small prices.
When you are selecting your furniture in the
February Furniture Sale, take trip to the III ghth
Gallery and see these lire things-you may lind
something to supplement your furniture and make
your hCme a still more lonesome place"
Eighth Gallery, New Bldg.
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little crumh, spread on window si,!s,
or even thrown on roofs or m the less
travelled streets, counts with the
birds. Another thing chat they love
is suet, and Is a Ntle piece Is fas-
tened securely ouj OF a window there
is every chance iu the world for the
lttle verse,
"A birdie with yellow bill
HOPED, upon my window sill
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LETTERS FROM KIooles.

HEAR COUSIN ELEANOR / en-.
JOY reading your letters in the
World Kiddie Klub very much
Trust will be able to see your next
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CESS AND THE WAND.

THE PRINCESS AND THE WAND.
~ NEE upon a time a beautiful
. baby Princess was born. As
the child grew up 1t became
moro beautiful. There happened to
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CretOnnesnOW 55c yard
some less than half

stocks. Not enough yardage Of each design and
coloring left so out they CO. at 55c yard, Wednes-
day. Fourth Gallery, New Bldg
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SS.75 pr. Uere SIO.5O. SII and SII.5O
S9.75 pr. pere So, $3.50 and $3.50

The blankets at 1915 are double bed and extra
large sizes, white; the blankets at 1915 are single
and double bed and extra large sizes in white and
double bed sizes in gray. All in pink or blue Dor
ders. Wool and cotton cotton wraps Very
serviceable. Fourth Gallery, New Bldg
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MY DEAR COUSINS-The snow
V that covers the ground. is lots
of fun for Riddles TO play in,
but It is not nearly 80 much fun for
the birds who stay here during the
winter. We always think that when
winter comes all the birds fly away
to the warm South lands, but in real
ity there are a large number that
stay all winter. The bluejays, so
brilliantly blue and white, the red
crested hickers, woodpeckers, purple
finches, goldhnches, chickadees and
nuthatChes are some that are hardy
enough to stay despite cold winds
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The Evening. World's
.Kiddie Klub KOrner.
COpauL 1870 By tn. Co New Evening
80 nndncted hN Eleannr Schnrnr---
Eleanor Schorer'

so that they could not speak. soon
the witch fell asleep. Then the FrinCc
tried to get her wand, but just as he
touched it, the witch woke up with
"A start and the Prince ran back 70
the cell the witch had put him in
As the witch fell asleep the second
time, the Prince went again 20 the
witch chamber lie stole the wand
slowly and then ran back 70 the Prn-
cess. Then he waved the wand and
they could speak az plainly as ever
They went outside. and waving the
wand again, there sbDod a beautiful
castle made of gold. And there stood
the beautiful Queen. They were mar
ried and lived happily til their
deaths.
As for the witch. having lost her
wand, she went to sleep and will
never wake up.
BY Ruth la Mont, aged 9 years,
Brooklyn. n. Y.
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II for fair test and am thankful
that I did for after finishing my
fourth bottle my appetite was better
and I noticed myself improving.
This encouraged me to keen on
taking It and in two months I was
able to eat a good square meal and
digest It as good as anybody. Then
II wasn't long until I got so could
go back to my work and at the time
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T W 81 f. 81 ~ ~
e;s; -. "a a. az 4. - s'.s
wv
OLD TALE RETOLD
Origin Of the American Thanks
giving Day.
Will Bear Repetition Annually n
Something Of Which Every
Citizen May Be Proud.
| The ancient Thanksgiving did not.
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VI IITIIsIVU my IaSt DOIIIe I

pounds in weight
"To look at me today no on,
would ever take me to be the sam,
man was when began taking Tan
lac"
The above remarkable statemen
was made recently by John II. Pack