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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
LETTERS or TESSlE AND JOE

Dear Tcssic
Before I go any further lei mo can
tion. warn and beg you not to take amy
Newfoundland pup into the house under
the impression that it's going to grow
ia, a. 10 small sizcd handy dog fust
because Il has that general appearance
aS 4 puppy a newfoundland. AZ
,ioe is the next sizod thing to q horse.
80 II you think you'd enjoy having a
short horse around the houec So ahead
and import the Newfoundland
Furthermore a dog is ono animal
don't like ] respect the elephant and
/ admire the giraffe and ! envy the
camel. which chccrfully goes seven davs
without i drink and can laugh at pro
hihitiou hut ;h, thrcr dogs that I've
tried Ia pat in the course of my lifc
oach took n fancy to one ~ my fingers
ana tn, fact that my hands are com
l.lrtc nDu IS onl> 3uc - the great nat
uraI Iav chat the hand moves quicker
than Ill, tcet th So tho idea II spend
ine real money for "A dos especially d
horse $40 dog. IS about as agreeable q
ra, ae tho Thought of spending sunday
a !. Aiuc to~n.
II4v, YOU tried the hahy vet With a
p,n,n and paper lie may he an art
ist ~ nature. and i so the sooner we
know il the better. So then when ~
starts L, show an inclination 70 fight
shv az the barber around hair cutting
time wei know he's running true 20
form and there's no use getting excited
about il Iust give him pencil and
turn him loose and II the result re-
S, e,r,hles a fog. or a scene NJ sea. or a
hattie. or al three depending On which
way YOU hold il; Wen know that he's
Inherited artistic ability
say inherited though ] know thor.
Vas never anything artistic on your side
II the family I'm thinking Of an uncle
of mine who used 70 chalk up train an
nouncements for the Erie Railroad and
has lettering was the most artistic thlue
In the whole station.
haven't sold a case Of Daisy Canued
Soups this week and something tells
me I'm not long for the road.
Hopingly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

i..ttat ee. bfft II they don't wfnt .a Fait
5fsta tber bi1a.ss tna tire uaatdgment
.}atf lxecft eng rfaupuaibilfts
And after af.0at h0uf EHe rarpif
siraeet stopped moving ara skinny
st8ftsd - suaHt noises underneath
alHIng hoV nHfeh longer Gld nn hAr
- s4faI r. 4t5.l the aIdionta sttrfad .o
=. f.at#a e,sane Iteek thIs s hoeR af
5. rlas. fEj4 IS skin game ha.k ard
fi.t 4haHt hnHre tho a4dienr- hsd tH
.yast - II SKI Hunt and f.d WefnaE
afa SKINNY raHed out from under Inc
serrft saFtnE gieo lp 81 w saH.
sd arJ fa their reut baek and II lids
Eat #5 ard sat PAIRS af as.feeara aud
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
nlnglcaI Nolo.

Thf word ueofch aeeris ra cave h0'D
derived from aaorhiro Ehirr tuo
ra,aa ~ i dizffHed liquo- e'ar9eefire
H. 44id tr tI4aea fndiaus tuf 7-fh f.o
-ro,sh fta cord Haoeh n ar erc.1uo
ill.,, ..f a1at.aa srd + .a 1s.d r. -ar-
.,9 stories II rlan aav4 Fra rad rn
...fererre ~ tr- efatsan eause1 5~ the
steo of liGnor- fbE1n -faff4 Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
THREE EGG sUPPERs.

Eggs are the hpusckeepcr'a standby
Tier fanny win enjoy the fonDwinq cup
pers, 10 which they are offered ~ Some
out-of-thc-ordinarv wey:
Egg IN Tomato Cup
Cocoa johnny Cako
Diced Fruit
Egg IN Tomato Cup Out out thr
stern end of medium-eizc Tomatoes aud
eoop out the sceda and eft crntre
Sprinkle the inside of thceo 'olpr
with salt and turn thcm upside down
~ drain for few mlnufts Then sprirblc
them with pepper and finely CHOPPED
onion Break q raw cRv INTO rufG cup
add n little more sait and peppcr afd
arrange the cgg filled cupe jn q bnfnrrd
pan = few inches apar place lu l.t
oven fur a few minutes serve ~ otst
after the cgg IS baked enough fer ths
White n becomc firm
Ega Baked Potat1cs
Tea faver z aFr
-lcterd pr'moe
Egg Bakcd patatnea Scrub ard nttr
~ MANY large ppt1tos ~ thtf, vr nsir-
hers ~ the fauliY Whom done prick
the skim alth fork t. 1T out Tie ham
then cut of iong sire an one 1dr II
the pnfafoca thus gliced ~ part zlI D.
uppcTtupst and NrwFh i tff UfffiHf
81 the potatn wili - cnnrei ou' MY
this interior vith enough TX - uor't
alifilo neltd futtor erd a' 4 pa5Ftr
- suit taste enti pI' tins nlfr u4t
INTO tho cnupel nrt Fytater 3tia tr.
frttat1 - h9lf aiI Ihen drop .re
lito caeh pof4ts soa p fll foeup'of
Cover the oggs Hith grafci rhro< end
4ilp the pofaigcs 55rf Hin tnn ..
Kitchen nifa and g~r r'l' fhf rrrer
atuG md SKINNY e1u'1or rar
etr7i0bten out atI tieht ard ho tIra
cent Fct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
eoorH tvvrvRRstRy.

Tha 10otb aHftsar aarv nt trr fe
iatsen If Nurta Cn1v rr.ok 1Hrrc
#a obecrved au TIrc ana hr
nHrch pepfds aye arakiug a.v t'9r .#-
tho occasion and XII h1.e ar rterrrt
rg program to pres sent This 1tl
truegnced later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

y could not get out anyway. the door
~ locked
You do not have 70 come out the
door said Tommy There are many
other ways for a cat to get out OF the
house. Doesn't your mistress leave her
bedroom window open al night%
FLUFFY told him that she did and Tom
my replied that she could jump out the
window
But nv mistress sleeps upstairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
WHY?
why Are Alcoholic Beverages Called
"BoOze?-
Copyright 1920. by
Wheeler Sy Indicate. Inc

While apparently one Of the out
rroWths of modern slang booze mas
A pediertt which antedates the pyra-
nlds-an ancestry which would seem TO
insure II "a hfe far beyond the historic
moment when the enactment Of the
Eighteenth Amendment 10 the United
stairs Constitution relegated the prod
uct itself 10 the land OF memory.
As far back as the days Of Joseph,
tho drink known as boozah or boozeh
wa a favorite with the boatmen whose
craft piled the long reaches Of the Nile.
History throws but little light upon its
origin. but it appears 10 have been i'm
ported from NUhia, and IS mentioned Dy
Herodotus and other early writer's as a
s,.,Ies ~ beer with fairly high
...oholir content The preparation OF
tnis beverage was simple ln the e&-
trelnr. fact that was doubtless re-
st.onsible for AZ least portion o. IT'S
popularity Bariey-bread was crumoied,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
FLUFFY RTFFLES' cot RTSHIP
Part Ill,

T,r,r,v BLACK was quite right the
,o,, dav when h. called on FLUFFY Huf-
aee III. looked down from her seat on
the window Sill and said. Meow
Meow
.t,a,d morning, neOwed Tommy.
WHY don't YOU ever come out At night,
IL 4 beautiful IN the garden in the
moorlight with everything stlf
on my mistress would not allow me-
a. come ont without her" answered
FLUFFY. and she goes TO bed at night
Do Iussies so out after dark
Why. of course they do said Tom
II, Nighttime is .hc very best time OF
AT for pussics There are no boys to
thro, stones and YOU can prowl about
All YOU like in perfect safety Come
ont touight and SIT on the fence
"Oh uo sand Fluffy. with big ewes at
Tn, very thought ~ such an adventure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Wn IfaFe IfOm z. =. >. NOIiftt.
William Ryan and shipmate. Randall
Fitzgibbons second-class electricians
on The L : hospital ship Solace, were
weekend guests of Mr Hyan's mother.
Mrs Lydia Ryan, at New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
1t Doesn't Work in All Cases.

For classified ads-can 22OO.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

mixed with water. strained and allowed
TO ferment, and the statements made by
Herodotus have been confirmed by the
finding, in some of the ancient tombs at
Thebes. of large jars which contained
the dried but still distnguishabIe re-
mains OF this primitive barley-beer.
Il is hardly probable that the word
booze" persisted through the centuries
which have elapsed since boozah was
popular in Egypt its Introduction into
the current language being trace
able to college students who, stumbling
across the term in the course Of their
researches. applied it 70 intoxicants in
general.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
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BY Laura A. KWkman

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Ncr DrulIfd Ergr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Am irurI-..r aGfr s1 - rirr gg
t.tr .r ..rTrtrrIt frrafse
g.,.irr d..t oawrr.f
or ff f.F r.f. ffn
r.a nFHEuus
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

said Fluffy. and l can't jump So far"
Tommy explained to IT Ty Runics
that All she had 20 do was to jump -
the roof under the window and then
crawl down the arbor beside il and.
when Fluffy looked frightened at the
very thought of such a thing Tommy
had another plan.
You jump out the windo,, ana | will
meet you on the roof d said j Will
take care ~ YOU then Now remember,
shall be there tonight AZ soon as il iS
quiet and every ouo IS asleep
Fluffy Rufles mistress v.ut To he'd
early and as soon as She found that her
mistress was asleep FluCy 1 pcd up 10
the sill of the window and then to tho
roof below. hut there Was uo Tommy
waiting; il was toe carly for Tommy 10
hc around you see
Fluffy very r.-htcn,.. ont
there alone ia the darS She crept
close ID the arhor and hid und,r tho
vines
Pretty s.or Il heard soncon, -iHng
'M'rIar Mriar'" I-lvav crlt a the
edge of the roof and ~. 7 towards
Tommy Blacks yard. and who should
she see hut Tommy sitting ON the top
ef the fence and caliinE. NJ rIar Mriar
-r-r'" in a tone quite new 10 poor
Fluffys ears
oh why did I listen TO him T" thought
Fluffy He told me ! was the only
pussy ne ever loved and now he IS call
ing for some one named Mriar,"
Fluffy crawled back 10 the window,
but ii was TOO high She could not get
back to her mistress room and was
ready to CRY fGr help. knowing that her
mistress would hear her when sho heard
a sound and turning. saw the faIthltss
Tommy coming towards her
Il was all explained il a minute.
] wasn't calling anyone said Tom
my
An Of us pussles do that just for fun.
i Come along ana sit on the fence in the
moonlight and l viii teach you how 70
call Mriar just as ! did"
Fluffy Ruffles' mistress was awak-
ened some time later by hearing very
loud calls OF Mriar," and when she
looked out Of her window she was
shocked 10 see her own beautiful Fluffy
Ruffles sitting on the top Of the fence,
/ singing al the top OF her voice.
! Of course she called her in but Fluffy
often found a way after that to to get
out and SIT in the moonlight on the
] hack fence in spite Of all locked doors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
THE SANDMAN STORY
By Abble Phillips Walker

Protected ny George Matthew Adams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
On Ieaxe from = : : SoIoce

Joe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
CHARLES c. zAERzsm
csiha~ q 1..m

Dated at Preston NsrsA n. lssA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
COAL AND WOOD

COAL, seasoned wood and kindfings in large or small quantities. Phone BOA or l326-2. R. Shapire. Wfzow St, formerly IgEkea ka4es AAee43d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
Notice to Taxpayegs

All persons iiabse to pay taEes 0 4e Town of Preston are hereby HbtiG14 nf warned that have a uzgran1 M M3 and collect a tax Of IS uii1s oa fhn n1N1r on the Town List of 1s1e. payzt,n Mn1Ib the same I wil Dc at tte fs91911t
 Wednesday, Aprsl s, HzysA e.ls Hospital, from l ?. m gnfa 2
 As9asaS aRgIsaas E4assssa.. Asss. .. fre.s = n.ss Iso. D. m-, and at ffs stors G 0foNs Mansfield, from D. m uDtn 1.fe h A April 2z.. Long Society, fnen A1e Ah Sft! of JosS s;S' E T R.cksssss.. ss bsss,ss e. from n a. m until Q .. n
 All taxes unpald May kBt Ul - charges interest ct per cBt pug nrU|E. be subject to Prosseassa ~ ~ " directs
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
LEGAL SoTICn
NOTICE
SPECIAL TOWN MKRzrBa

The legal voters of the Tsva sf La non are hereby Wn1Bd ta naett in -tbs Town Hall in said TsEn on Bafr1N1T April 2. 1891. at 2 o'eipck R n, e -
 To determine whether the Tepn wH make an appropriati0n of q nrlgh1R epr than that already apuropK3Efk1 V N.s Town for the GeorEe ". LFnoan W
 School building, for the purbn8 M k cooperating an assembly haH fu1o ~ high school building Whlch b te R t To see if the Town wiu hrtltIA &e building connmittee to atkac1 As 4&Dl Hall to the high school buf1ding. en4 1- model as an assembly hAH enA gfn.zI4
 um;- also to equip ssiA scheei tni1&ErI ready for 0cczpzncT. -. |. To determine what Gsppmtnm Ne Town will direct the Se3scknkcn ln - of the Town Hall huildfnE azM e up priate a sufficient sum for eukA p4E. - Also to determine whefber 1Hf WE3H
 will direct the freasursr of fAe 4n c reinvest the trust fund he4ue~lNI & z by the will of the late 9e1EEp v. 0NR, | in investment, legal under fhe inNp M N<e State of Connecticut, for ruk 1N18 KARL F. BI6HoP, - EDWARD H. RcAIGA 2 W. F. CLARK.
 Debsnsn. Conn. Maya sssk. fSf mar2Sd ..t.f r..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28

FAR1Eg for sale Write for bulletin. Racine:s Farm Agency. Danielson, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
JUST ARRIVED

A carload of 90 hogpet CD sisting of draft farm slnnan and general purpose hnrnsss some good matehnd s weighing from lloo ts iFpD. The best load yet risht s3 the farms of Iowa.
 Come and have . lock. q
 w. C. SPRAcUE Tel. 74-2 Moospp O
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

FORD oWHERs-Have your magneto recharged in the car while you wait hard starting and weak lights remedied, Nor wich Welding Co. 31 Chestnut St Phone 214- feb22d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
Aures 10 HIRE

FRANKLIN soUAkE Taxi, 2as Nah St. Phone 1894 c. R. BreWR. ssp24l
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28

THERE w He aTveresslAg medium Ia sfeE kaaRiEaaa -s. -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
CITIZENS OF NORWICH,
 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!

Dea. W. C.. Smith of Franklin having lost his wife. and being ss years old. has decided to offer his house and farm for sale. The house itself alone, with one-half acre of land, win rival any home you can buy in the city for s12,0e0 {; It IS large, roomy and up to date. nearly new and. equipped with furnace and hot and cold spring water in kitchen and bathroom With the house goes 100 acres of splendid farm land with apples, pears, peaches, Quinces. grapes, strawber- rless raspberries. entrants. etc; barn 64x30 with stalls for 20 cows and three horses in basement; one large hen house with fenced yard, one smaller Tor chick ems; also carriage house, wood house, ice house and granary. In the back yard is 9 tenement of six rooms, making cSm- fortable home for a farmer with small family, All this within 20 minutes' ride of Franklin Square, on state road to Wil- limantc, for Sl2,00e. Come and inVe9.l- gate. w. c. Smith. Yantic- Teleptnas 33-12. or inquire of William F. Hill. ilsorn 10s, Thayer Building. marid
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28

AT Al CoURF or FnonAHH yNzNb at Lebanon. within and Ter tha 4rS
 of Lebanen. en tbe sath dag q Nep
 A, ' ssi EcaqE P H7mss. sese Lebanon, ln said DlStrir1, eeoeEn4. The Adninistrafor Wtth piH n1LaIEd appeared in iCourt and nle1 . uEtlAea eR pilcation alleging that sah eetafe ' " in settlement in said Court, cd E4YNE for an order to sell eeTtntn fsef hSEE belonging to said sstata. fpf0 desgtfAse
 Whersl1Dn. it Is orares, Thst gnle application be heard nn1 dsfhrInine1 q the Probate Court BoQm in Lebanon. in said District. on the a Ger .ok Arra, 4. D. 1921, at 10 ociock in the fsfente1. and that notice uf the pendearT k ea1s applitationl and of said hearing the41n. be given by the puhIicatian q fkG ftfar once in T1e NDFwich Bulistin. A. REk paper having circuiatipn in nef4
 trict, at lead four daVB pr56r f1 l1e &[.n of said hearinE. and that Tsisrn ~ na1ss to the Court. ...
 The above and farsssiar f sss sns
 Attest: GEORGE II BR1oos . marzsd 1n6n-4H0A
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
SALE HoRns

I have % Horses-eorna of an k1NoSH make room for another c1riond to ATrlps Saturday, April a. Come aRd set hen and get prices.
 ELMER B. FTRnsoa. Tel 51s-s. nH1ns
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
FOREIGN AGENCY

Sells Foreign Money Orders and Steamship Tickets for all parts of the world. Packages of all kinds delivesed in all parts of Europe. Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
 N. FoRM!GLIo 20 Fra.I<iin skrss4. Norwich, Conn. hgn1r6 1aE4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28

MAGIC breeders, best make. Write for catalogue. c. Hewitt Co.,. Uncasville Ct
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
BANGING

N. H. LEVY. Instructor. Odd Feifows Hall Norwich. Private lessons daily, Phone 1706 or 1996. Spring term evenine class begins Thursday. March 31, T.45 D m. nartzd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
A BuIletn For Sale
 Advertisement Win Sen It
FOE SALE
FOR sAE

Best quality, seasoned hard wood S12oo per eord-Green wood $11.oo per eord-Aleo kindlin1s and chestnut wood. dslissrsd to ah parts of the city.
 HARRY B. FORD
 PHONE 7s2
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
FOR SALE

By order of the Court of Prntnt9 lw the District of Lebanon. o41 f1 - a tract of woodland in the RinD 1u1Y in Ledy7rd, formerly oUned ey 0E|e Gray, dedkased, containing t1 ETgA N|e or less, as described h the aDuicldm Dr order to sell filed in said Court
 Norwich, Conn. March Ssth, 1sFL narzsd AGNES GRAY. ErpWntE-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
FARM FOE SALE IN REANKLIn b KNoWM AS TME FELIX GAKcEAU
 FARM. ON ULUE HILL

The farm is located O.. Blue Hiii. mart ly in Franklin ana partly m Bozrah. and consists Of about zss acre8 Of land, farm- house Of n rooms. with large attic that can easily be made into gwo more rooua, two large barns, an outbpilding adapted for mix, vegetables and storage puf- poees. The farm is situated on the croSs road from Bozrah to Franklin. a quarter of a mile from the state road from Eof- Wich to Wiiitmantic. There are about 100 acres of arst rate dllage and grass lana. also about 15 acres Of woodIand,, from which over Lo0o cords of meTchanfabIe cord wood may De easily cut. and for which there ia a nearby mafket also about 70 acres of pasture, als0 apple orchard of 400 trees- The farm, has a grand and picturesque view of miles Of syrrpunaing country, is eight miles from Norwich, three miles from the village Of Fitchvflie and Yantic. with easy hauling to market and railroad. Place is vel watered. having never-failing brook
 springs andAtWo wells. Place win Keen lee aeaa Orcattie and cut oyer ss- tons
 For further information. apply ts FELIX GARCEAU, on the prez.lises. 'oI to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS s5 Broad way. Norwich. con1- taa27d
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-19
American Association.

Games Yesterday.
+ St. Paul 6, Kansas City 5. -.
Columbus 2, Louisville 8 IL in
nings.)
Toledo 10, Indianapolis 5. l
Minneapolis at Milwaukee postpon-
ed, wet grounds. T. r.. ..s.
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Never Did
Why Is It?

Why is it that mother can never
successfully explain to her little son
that the hole he has just dug in the
sand cannot ,be brought into the
house? j.2t-
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"a bargain at $65 per acre. Terms
.. r.. Lahr. $- ts.si i . as3t4-2 !

FOR SALE-Burroughs six column
adding machine. Inquire Mark
ham hoteb a-S,f'@ s:'i ~ ? s.@'5l stall
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IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court of the United States
for the district of Minnesota, Sixth
division. E .
In the Matter of Benjamin f. Haining,
., 60. ,-Sss',->. ~. rs-sr Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Benjamin 2. Hahn
ing Of Redby in the County of Beltrami
in said district, Bankrupt: ff.,,
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day Of April, a. p. 1921. the aboye
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt will be held at the office Of the
tho City of Crookston,, in the county of
Polk. in said district on the It'll day of
May. A. ID. 1921. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time said creditors
may attend, prove claims. appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated April 6, 1921.
- OLE J. VAULE,
1t4-10 Referee in Bankruptcy.
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III 5EsA!. Fts M -.s
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

FOR SALE so acre improved farm,
miles from Bemidji; good road;
so acres cleared; small house; barn
27x54 in fine shape; other builds
!inIgs;; land fenced; clay loan soil.
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Might Be Well Now
Fondly Did He Hone.
CLake County, (In,d. News.

Lake County, Und.) News.) =.
You may have heard it, but a
Green Line Inessenger with 'bulking
hip pocket lost his balance and sat
down hard when the car hit one Of
the bumps on Holman street last
night. AS he recovered himself, a
look Of horror spread over his face.
Something wet was trickling down
his leg. As he feverishly started
an examination he murmured pray
erfully,, my God, hope that's
blood !" =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-19
; All Figured Out,

A bear for statistics has estimated
that dancer who dances from 8
p. nj. until O'Clock in the morning,
travels about 10 miles II every man
could carry his own orchestra with
him, he could jazz all the way to
work every day ana make slim pick
ings for the jitney drivers.
But Would He?-
H. .>se s Patriots Day.
Today is known at. .Patriots Day
and we are at a loss to know just
what that means. Perhaps it's an
ether chance for those who failed
to salute the flag Sunday. -
Its q Chance, Anyway F.,
d., We Doubt 1t.
A Colorado scientist states that
worms would make the people very
good food, II it were not for our
prejudices. ---'- .,-.
...- Or Gastric juices
t'@ How Strange.
1t is already beginning to look as
if we were going to have lot Of
spring this spring. Some people have
already begun to complain about the
weather being too hot. Whoever
heard of 1t being just right for ev-
erybody? .M
We Never Did
a,. .-.e#' Why Is It?
Why is it that a mother can never
successfully explain to her little son
that the hole he has just dug in the
Sand cannot hfs tlrOa1 p{lt into the
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question is how they could conscient-
ously reveal both. Some cast their
pride to the winds.
.'~.-- And Some Figure
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THREE BANDITS GET $50 ,-I......4 4. =.
AT DEERWOOD EARLY TODAY

Deerwood, Mimi, April 1 9.--Three
bandits at a. M. today held up
and robbed the Northern Pacific Of
fee of $50. The agent did not Of
fer resistance. The bands fed in an
autom 0bile and are being hunted by
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WANTED "A place for two boys,
ages 10 and Is years.to Work TOT
board and room. Farm preferred:
Address "E. M. care Pioneer:
',3 ~. E. q, X s=5 l.3- 6t4-25
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Hard Luck, Old Man
Everything For Use.

I1yORN g33411es = " y W. -
@ 1t is said that there is a use for.
everything In the world If that is
SO, what Is the idea OF the lace on
the towels which your wife reserves
for the guests? "' -.--' ~.
Might Save the Crash
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Ask the Baby
Luke Knows.

Luke McLuke says that "if girl
happens to be built that way, she
does not try very hard to conceal
either her pride or her figure" The