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MADAM SPARROW.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM,
Can tell you anything you wish to know or
ind out in business, health, and family at
fairs; tells you the name IF he lady orr
gentleman you will marry and when you
will marry. Have you found the one you
have bestowed your affections upon acting
cool or distant toward you? TIE Madam
can tell the cause for it. She can tell .ou
IL the one you love is true false and
tell you how to win and hold the one Of
your choice; tells you what business and
what Fart Of the world is most lucky for
you and advises you how to gain and held
a good position; she brings the separated
together makes happiness between man
and wife The Madam can tell you Il any,
body has put had luck evil influence on
you and she can tell you how to take il
off. The Madam can tell you the cause Of
your troubles and how to avoid them. Can
advise you in divorce cases, when tON .a<cu-
late and where to locate. -
1901 7TH ST. N. W., CORNER OF NJ ST.
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MT. PLEASANT PROPERTIES
ARE NOTABLY DESIRABLE
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB

Facing Connecticut avenue; this house
IA completely detached on lot l2o by
100 feet; has eight rooms. when
loudly proclaim In every respect the
last word in modern home construc-
water heat: electric lights. with espe-
ciaIiy selected fixtures; beautifuliy
grained hardwood noors and trim, pig
colonial front porch and similar side
porch; sleeping porch: two-car garage.
with private driveway. This Is rare
buy at $4,000.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoMLEs
THE TIMES
Used Car Bureau
A BUREAU OF
PERSONAL SERVICE

The object Of this Bureau
Is TO assist you. in \ per-
sonal way, in finding the
Used Car you want to buy,
or finding q purchaser Coz
the Used Car you wish to
sell. You are not obligated
in any way in listing your
car or your name with The
Times Used Car Bureau.
There is no commission
charged for this service
We have listed right
now a number of cars.
among them. probably, the
make and model YOU desire.
We also have a list Of per
sons desiring particular
models.
So. if you want immedi-
ate action, do not feel that
you would obligate yourself
In any way by calling
Ask For
THE TIMES
USED CAR BUREAU.
Main $3.50.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
ov,. WashinStpn' ling :. D: G.: July / 1920: Pro-
w os suSnS un at tss room
July goth. for furnishing various items OF
stationery, for use in public schools. Speci-
upon application to Purchasing Officer,
Room S2o, District building; LOUIS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
Washington, d. c., June 80, 1s20-Sealed
Room sos. District building, until . O'CLOCK
Of sewers in the District of Columbia, in
yolying the construction OF approximately
Forms Of proposals, specifications and nee
essary information may be obtained from
Room 427, District building. Washington,
ID. C. LOUIS BROwNLOw. CHARLES w.
KUTZ, Commissioners, ID G.
OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssToNERs,
washilnston; p, G. June 30. lsgo--ssaied - Sealed
Room 500, District building. until o'clock
p; m. on July 20. 1920, for the construction
station Twenty seventh and X streets
northwest. Washington, II. c. Forms Of
formation may be obtained from, the chief
Clerk Engineer Department, Room t27,
pIsi1ist ntis nRnWHI nSi,15pHg ow Wa'hins,2n
KuTz, Commissioners, u. c.
OFFICE OF THE IONERs
Washington. II. G., June az, 1920. sealed
proposals will be received at this Grace,
Room 500 District Building until o'clock
y m, July Is, 1920, for furnishing two
motor vehicles light trucks. with express
bodies, for use in Surface Division. Spcci-
ncations and forms OF proposal may be
had upon application to the Gurchasing Of
ncer Room 320 District Building LOUIS
BRowNLoW. CHARLES w. KUTZ Com
mlssioners, ~. e.
--------------------------
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervising
Architects Once Washington, u. g., June
e. i92n-SGNLFp PROPOSALS will be- opyucd
IN this office at ~ M, july z 1920 for
Repairs TO Mechanical Equipment ir tho
United states Treasury, Treasury Annex Ne
l. Butler and Wi.dar buildings, Wqshiug-
ton, u. g., So accordance with efccINcltion
COZ los of which uHy bv IHd Ht this office. Ia
the discretion OF the Supervising Architsct
H. A. wetmore, Acting Supervising ArchA,(
teot
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SHANNON LUCHS.
71s 18th st. N w. Main 2345.
713 14th st. N. w.
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
$4,000

Near 10th and X sts.: con-
venient to Treasury, State
Depart, War Risk. ETC.; .
rooms and bath; hotLwater
heat.
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Main 4752.
Main 2345.
BRIGHTWOOD
$4,000

A modern house near car
line. containing 8 rooms and
bath; vapor heat: electric
lights: front and double rear
porches; hardwood floors and
trim; space for garage; alley:
imme ediate possession can be
obtained.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


Telephone Main 4340
l406 II ST. N. W.
PRICE. ,s.soo-A very complete north
west home. owner leaving city July
ist; the Iot IL n u xi00; house has six
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. ana
electric lights and the properly In
nrst-class condition.
PRICE. ss.2soA-A detached home well
located In the northwest the lot 10
4SxIOO TO wide paved alley and there
is . garage. The house has two stories
Z and attic, four bedrooms on second
fioor front and side porches. beauti-
full yard, possession at once.
PRICE. .e.soo1An unusually cheap
lent to nth and l4th street car lines
this Is q six-room and bath colonial
brick house. front ana rear p"rehes'
deep lot. easy terms OF sale
PRICE. ,s.soo-A four bedroom house
OF brick construction. colonial style.
heated with hot-wster, deep lot TO
slley with room for garage. Owner
leaving city. very prompt possession
can be given;
PRICE, SO, 000-On You street, just on
from First street. weil-built two
story brick house, rear porches. the
property In excellent condition; owner
leaving city possession will be given
and very easy terms Of sale made.
PRICE, ys.500--A downtown home. .
little north Of Dupont Circle; vacant
and In hIst-class condition from top to
bottom This Is a three-story brick
house with ten rooms and bath, situ-
ated on the corner Of an alley with
room for garage.
PRICE, S7,500-A bargain In a semi
detached house situated In Petworth.
Colonial style, having eight rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. front and side
yard. room for garage. Owner leaving
city. possession given any time.
PRICE, 34,s5o-Can be sold on terms
of $3.50 cash and easy monthly pay
ments, two-family apartment near
First and Rhode Island ave, one OF
the apartments is now vacant. This
is a very cheap home or good in
veBtment
ROSS q pHEI.pS
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CLAIRYOYAy
Licensed Jy the District b
MADAME SELIA
NINE. ORA PARKS

Her parlOTs arcsDroWdl "a daily Win nun.
dreds OF people whq Seek advice a. 70
now they may hucceed On lie. they come
and come again, people IN an walks Of
NE, Tar and near lhcy come dlscoura ged
ana unhappy. MME PARKS through her
hides from them the future, shows them
now TO face the problems Of life 30 that
by consulting her you may safeguard your
arise In the hereafter Call and see her; 3
visit 10 the wonderful woman will do more
praise
74o TWELFTH ST. N. w.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

MADAM DASHMAN
CLAIRvOYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER, AND
CARD READER,
will tell your future on love. marriage, di-
vorce. changes. reunites the separated.
helps you to win back lost love, happiness
and business. This gifted medium was
women of the world thru cards, stars and
the palm. Open daily until Z. Sundays, .
to y. m. Room 33.
1901 G STREET N. w.
Opposite Droop's Music Store. 18th and a
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PE.TwoRTH
$500

An exceptionally we'll built
house containing 8 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; cleo
tricity; front and sleeping
porches: hardwood floors and
trim: one car garage; lift.
paved alley.
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NINE. JEANETT,

EGYPTIAN PALMIST. CLAIROYANT.
Guaranteed to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions,
but before you utter a word she tells what
you call for. names Of friends, enemies;
tells how to gain success in busineeA
you what part Of the wcrld will be Suc-
cessfuI for you; advises you to gain and
you love IL true or false. Are you in
trouble? Do you find the one you have
bestowed your trust and affection Upon
acting cool and Indifferent toward your
She will remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you desire;
she reunites the separated, locates absent
friends and relatives. Readings. $1.00.
800 7th st. N. w. (opposit, Saks q Col
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$4,000

On wide concrete-pAved
street; 6 rooms. bath: hot
water heat: electricity: front
and double rear porches;
hardwood floors and trim:
deep lot to wide paved alley.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
MADAME ZELLA.
PROF.. BELMONT

English Gypsy clairvOyant and palmist,
moves the veil of doubt in your mind. uCl
and be convinced S02 7th st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
HIGH VIEW
$4,000

A modern 2-story brick resi-
dence located at a high eleva-
tion: box house Of colonial
type; rooms and bath; fur
mace heat: gas: alley; occu-
pied by owner; immediate pos
session.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
BLOOMINGDALE
S4,75O

A comfortable little home in
a good, convenient neighbor-
hood: house contains 6 rooms
and bath: heated by latrobe:
gas; alley; space for garage.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02

GuESHED MENTAL Psychic NED
lUMS AND LIFE READERS. "
Studio, 924 14th st. N. w.
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF TIM
HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF HER
WORK. Without asking a question ~
name, names of friends. relatives and !ha-
fual facts concerning your life and ctretm-
true. THE MADAME WILL REFUSE ITO
ACCEPT ANY FEE UNLESS SHE GIEB0
THE UTMOST SATISFACTION. = Im0ne-
diately benefited and permanently helptd
by consulting her at once. Hours. 10 ~.
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THE RIGHT KIND OF A HOME
THE RIGHT PRICE
OR DO YOU PREFER A
BUNGALOW?

This Is the finest buy in the pret-
tiest section of Takoma Park. The
first floor comprises a large homelike
living room. spacious dining room,
with paper and electric fixture es-
peciaily selected to harmonize nicely:
kitchen. bedroom. and modern bath
second floor includes three large,
cheerful bedrooms and bath. All mod
etc. all contribute toward making
this the sort of home TO which you
will always be proud to invite your
friends. Price. Slz.600.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02

SAXON four roadster, Just Thoroughly
oyerhauled; new paint; top. and tires
starter; electric lights; new battery; S276.
Phone Line. 49s4W, or 100 7th st N. E.
VELIE-Late 1919; 1000 miles leaving
city: 1880 cash bargain. 1892 Good
Hope rd.. Anacostia. u. q. West 2117-W.
VELIE-i9Is, touring; mileage $500; a
wonderful buy; has every extra; reason
for selling. ordered to California Apply
1919 sth ST. N. W. Phone Col s5+9.
VELIE-7 passenger excellent condition /;
Continental Red Seal motor new tires
new top; price, 5000. E II. MULLEN. $500
N st. N. w. Phone West 1851.
AMMO UNCEM ENT
HERSON BROTHERS
Have Secured as Their New
Busi ness Location
THE UNION STATION GARAGE
Featuring 24-Hour Service.
Skilled mechanics will be employed In
the shop, where e-efficient service and prompt
attention will be given repairs on all makes
Of cars
Used Cars Bought. Sold and Exchanged.
UNION STATION GARAGE.
1881 Eye st g. r.. Franklin 1905,
WILLYs-KNIGHT - 6-cylinder, 7-passen-
ger; excellent condition.; will demon
strate; price reasonable. 2os Rhode Island
ave. N. W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

BE SOLD TO CLOSE OUT ALL WASH
INGTON HOLDINGS OF PRES
ENT OWNER
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TAO TWELFTH ST. N. W.
HOURS. IL A. 81. TO p. M.
MADAM ALLEN

CIAlRNOHANr AND PAI.NJST
Guarantees to read your entire iife-past
present ana futurGI gives true advice on
Suslhess. S. IGVe' Eehlth and family anAirA
s epsSiai - 1reaIin<F, u, Between sth and eth-
el. 81. = W. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
DIFF ERENT FROM ALI. OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER,
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HUDSON 7.passenger; good running order;
tires perfect; newly painted, s76o. N.
B4ss-w. I7ls ilth G. N. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

ing beauty specialists speaks vol
umes for its efficacy. Derwillo IL ea-
peciaily recommended for dark. sal
low skin, tan. shiny nose. black
heads. coarse pores. freckIes and nu-
merous other facial bIemishca. Many
use IL In preference to face powders
or all other beautifiers, M IL is more
life-like in appearance. Perapiraron
does not affect IL. therefore IL stays
on better. does not rub off on cloth
ing. and Its use cnn not be detected.
N ~ guaranteed absolutely harmless
on the most delicate skin and will
not stimulate or produce n growth
OF hair. Now that short sleeves are
IN vogue you Will want beautiful
hands and arms: there is nothing
Ike Derwillo for this purpose. over
100000 girls and women are using
u and they are lust as enthusiastic
over u as Miss Dana. II lis rapidly
becoming regular fad. and " you
wish to have complexion which
will attract favorable com mont
everywhere. Just give Derwiilo a
trial and you ara sure to be delight
ed with II. DO not accept srbsfi-
tutes. then you will not be dIsap-
pointed. as there II nothing lust as
good. better" or Just Ike H."
NoTE-Here In a fair honest proposi-
ton ny tho druggists and department
stores Of this city Get bottle OF Der
WHO from any toilet counter. give " a
rlal Tor few days, and N you don't
IKE II bring u back and get your money
Could anything be faircrf II Ia sold in
this city by all up to-date druggists and
department stores. including Barteii and
Owl Drug Co.
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New York; am often asked how
I keep my complexion no fresh look
ing says Miss Viola Dana, the
fcreen Classic Star, in recent in
terview. ITS a simple process for
any one to have a smooth. velvety.
eosy-wbite c ompie x o n and I'M
NrinkIed skin " they viii devote
t1st little time In caring for Il.
Cleanliness is absolutely necessary
IN developing a clear healthy skin.
For this purpose use q good cleans
ing cream u.iska Cold Cream ! have
found to be the. best), follow this
by bathing the face with warm
water, then rinse with cold water.
dry thoroughly and apply DerwilIo.
n simple toilet preparation which
can be obtained at any up-to-dste
drug or department store" This
narve Ious preparation instantly
continued use makes the results
permanent. You can form no idea
what wonderful effect IL has upon
the skin until you try II. Here II the
best way. to test ~. Put II on the
aide OF your face. then look in your
mirror and note the surprising
change. You win need no further
argument to convince you that there
n nothing like H. for beautifying
purposes. The instant results ~
gives Is the reason for Its popularity
with actresses and those who realize
the value Of n rosy-white. smooth,
clean complexion. II takes but little
of your time compared To the SPLEEN
did results II gives. and the fact
that IL " used and indorsed by lead
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He'd Marry Her
If She Could Cook

4 LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE rye board
Of guardians have received n request
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How can ne make your tall
clothes as inexpensive
as possible?

THAT'S our problem; we're here to serve
you in clothes; we want to do it better
than anyone else. If we get the best clothes
for wear and style---no one can beat that.
We have them in Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes. If we sell them on close margins,
we're giving you more value We're doing
it and we're here to prove it.
Plain simple styles are correct for you. We
have any number of smart models from Hart
Schaffner & Marx 1t takes designing art like
theirs to make plain clothes that don't look
that way.
Men who used to think they had to go to
talors are coming to In Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx suits they get the quality and
tailoring they paid 500 to 1909 more for.
They get fitted perfectly. Sizes for every
figure
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MaUMa1ie
IkIl BY EleanorHpO1ter 4I|
lMH|N cOpXRJoLT 1SaO IhMl

cOPXRro HT

7 don't think you need TO worry
about that" stammercd mother.
And when looked at her. her face
was all flushed. and sort OF queer,
but not a bit angry. And she went
on In the Same little old shaky
voice: "nut. tell me. why--why did
your father want you to DO Marie
and not Nary"
And I told her how he said he'd
remembered what I'd said To him In
the parior that day--how tired | got
being Mary. and how Ia put on
Marie's things Just 20 get a little
vacation from her. and no said he'd
never forgotten. And so when II
came near time for me 10 come
again. he determined 60 Tx II 40
wouldn't have 60 he Mary at all.
And so that was why. And told
Mother Il was all right. and OF
course I liked Il; only IL did mix me
up awfuliy. not knowing which
wanted me 20 be Mary now. and
which Marie. when they wcre both
telling mo different from what they
ever had before. And that II was
hard. when you were trying Just the
bes, you knew how.
And I began TO cry again.
And she said there. there. once
more. and patted me on tho shoulder.
and told me I neednt worry any
who're. And that rhc understood II.
II I didn't. In fact she was begin
ming 20 understand a lot OF things
that she'd never understood before,
And shc said /, was very. very dear
Of Father TO do what he did. and
that needn't worry about her beinE
ilspleascd at all. That she WA
pleased. and that she believed he
meant her 10 be. And she said J
needn't think any more whether "a
DO Mar or Marie. but TO be Just q
good. loving little daughter 10 both
OF them. and that war all she asked
and she was very sure II was ali
father would ask. too.
told her how I thought he did
care a little about having me there.
and that I knew he was going 10
miss me-. And l told her why--wha,
he'd said tina, morning In tho juno
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of course. what she'd been looking
at
looked nj II then. and read what
u said. too. II was lovely. Why.
hadn't any idea Father WIS 40 big
I was proudcr than ever Of him. 1t
told all about the stars and comets
he'd discovered. and the BOOKS he'd
written on astronomy. and how he
was president OF the college at An.
dersonville. and that he was going
to give an address the next day.
And I read IL sll--cvcry word And
| made up my mind right there and
then that I'd cut out that piece and
save IL.
But that night. when I went 20
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Continued Tosnorrow)
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Thousands OF people suffer more Or
less constantly from furred. coated
tongue. bad breath. sour burning stom-
aeh. frequent vomiting. rumbiing IN
stomach. bitter eructations. gas. wind
ton when In reality their trouble Is due
TO gastric catarrh of the stomach" writca
a New York physician.
Catarrh or the stomach Is dangerous
because the mucous membrane lining OF
the stomach Is thickencd and a coating
or phiegm covers the surface so that the
digestive fluids can not mix with the
foods and digest them This condition
soon breeds deadly disease In the fer
mented unassimilated food. The blood Is
polluted and carries the infection through-
OUT the body. Gastric uicors'are apt 10
form and frequently an ulcer Is the first
sign of deadly cancer.
In catsrrh OF the stomach a good ana
sate treatment Is 20 take before meals Z
teaspoon OF pure Bisurated Magnesia In
hat glass OF hot water as hot as YOU
can comfortably drink It, The hot water
washes the mucous from the stom-
soh walls and draws the blood 20 tho
stomach white tho Bisurated Magnesia Is
an excellent solvent for mucous and in
oreases the efficiency Of the hot water
ucs,ment' Moreover. the Risuratcd Mag
nesia VIII serve as a powerful but harm-
less anti-acid which will neutralise any
excessive hydro-chloric aeid that may be
In your stomach and swceten its nso1U
contents, Easy, natural digestion without
distress OF any kind should soon follow.
Risurated Megncsia In not n laxative. IL
harmless, pleasant and easy to take and
can he obtained from any local drurrist.
Don't confuse Bisursted Magnesia with
other forms OF magnesia. milks citrates.
etc. but get II In tho pure bisurated
form powder or tabiets). especially pre-
pared for this purpose.
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the library cupboard To get the pa
per. couldn't do IL. after all oh.
the paper was there. but that page
was gone. There wasn't a bit Of II
left Somebody had taken IL right
out. ] never thought then OF Mother.
But l believe now that II was Mother.
for
But I mustn't tell you that part
Know. Stories are Just like meals.
You have TO eat them--i mean tell
them--in regular order. and not put
the leo cream in where the soup
ought to be. SO I'm not going TO tell
yet why I suspect Il was Mother that
cut out that page OF the paper with
Fathers picture In II.
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NewIsthe Season
for
Hay Fever

Asthma and inflamma-
tory conditions of the
respiratory tract.
Instant relief is given
the sufferers by ONE
DOSE of Asthmadol-
Joyner. If you have suf-
fered with Hay Fever or
Asthma, get a bottle of
this wonderful remedy
and suffer no longer. IT
you are a victim of Hay
Fever, know now that
you need not be troubled
this Hay Fever season
if you get a bottle of
Asthmadol (Joyner) and
take according to direc-
tions. Sold by good
druggists every place or
sent, postpaid, by the
Joyner Drug Co., Spo-
kane, Wash, on receipt
of price, $1.10.
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Well. the next morning was
Fathers lecture. and l went with
Mother. OF course Grandfather was
there. too. but he was with the other
astronomers. | guess. Anyhow. he
didn't sit with us. And Aunt Hattie
didn't go at ALL So Mother and l
were alone.
Continued Tomorrow
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from a man living In the district to
supply him with housekecpcr. stat.
ing that II after q week he found her
satisfactory he would marry her. The
board declined IN. request
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Beauty's
Ambition


on. Of the most agxravatinT con
iltions to any woman 10 the ptes-
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
MUSKRAT HIDES
NOW BRING S4.25
n The Evening Journai.

Special to the Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND. Jan. i3-Miss Ella c.
NoOders who resides near Greenspring
while attending a social gathering near
Townsend. announced her engagement
20 George Medford. a student at a Phil
adelphla business college.
Continued cold weather has kept skat-
ing on the larger lakes In good condi-
tion. Moonlight nights have brought
out crowds TO the lakes. The ihaw
the lated part Of last week smoothed
oui the rough spots on the ice and pro-
ducod a glass-uke surface.
Fur prices are still soaring and musk
ral hides are now quoted at Si.2o
apiece for nrst-gade
Large numbers OF opossums, racooons
and skunks are also being trapped. Fur
huvers say that they have bought over
fOa0 skunk hides from one trGpper near
port Penn. this winter.
Farmers about Townsend would Ike
40 see the law protecting foxes re-
nealed. Poultry raisers in this part OF
he Slate are Of the opinion that v
vould he cheaper 10 XIII a few foxes
and nav heavy fines than TO let the
four-footed thief carry away all OF ule
poultry.