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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
POWDERED FACES sRIrp.
BIRMTNGHAM POLICFworAN

BY Associated Press 20 Every Ev-nfnn
Birmingham. .Aa-. 80. a-Bir-nlnx-
ham girls vita hectic -oulgieslons
artiiclally grUduced are n or a eace-
washing whenever thsy appear on th-
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nose powdered . t1e IN degree.- saa
fees ..ke escrrLtng Ser ~ ne 1ea-rst
bathroom ard administering 70 aeI
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
WRECKS SILK MILL
Man Out - Work for Months. Cows
Employees VITA Gun

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Cfioversvfl.e - " reh a-Ou- -
work since Thank sg1vtnK Dav. In~@un
4 Farr1nRtor a Worthwhile ar rer.
borrowed a rife from a reiEhnor .raer
pretense e going hunting 1ut .nstead
went % the plant nr tae f1hrson Tex.
tile Company where 1e forneriy -vaa
employed. drove al = ne emplnvea
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ceeded % dsmoiish n slk Weaving
machines
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red arrest 1utu a snerl--- po-.- arriv-
ed ana -l--uunded the house
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govern n1enf bureaus having - ~ w.'h
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

EURNIT URE- Highest prices paid for sec
ond-hand furniture. Call 5373 j. Matthew
NJ. spire. 200Js West Second street
yUkK-Let me bug your secondhand
goods. Highest prices In DELE fare III
Sloan. 10 West streets Phone 7s4I 7s40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, v. J.

Westminster Kentucky Ave. near Beach.
Elevator 70 street Private
baths, running water. c. A kopp. Owner
and Prop. Open al year.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL hentne<y Avs.
Elevator; excellent table. Sis and ID
weekly. Booklet. steam heat. sun pArior
Phone III. A. E. Marion.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.-DeSirabIs rooms
overlooking ocean with board IN Chelsea.
Special lenten rates. I. D. Shaser. 3205
Pacific Ave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
HOTEL BOSCOBEL ben
GRAND DA1LANTlC

virginia avenue. near beach. Cspaci "
500 Private baths. running water eicya-
tor S4.OO per day up special weekly
Bookiet, Auto meets trains.
O d PAINTER HAROLD LANDON.
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ofnce within sis days after any sucii
ad Is rrst printed in the paper othei
wtse the cost AT the charge rates ouoeeo
above will ne collected.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

AuToMO BILEs-
la2o PAIGE. DISSTEEL "hEhLo'
81 600.
BUICK. LITTLE SIN. ToUkING'
5000.
MAXWELL. TOURING. $500.
OAKLAND ROADSTER. $3.50.
1911 PAIGE TOURING. WIRE
WHEELS. $500
Ser Nlr Ratiedge. lol'-l9 orange y.
omen evenings. . 10 =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Help Wanted-femaIe Ba
APPRENTICE-Wan by dressma6er;
pay while learning. 1902 Jefferson street.
ASSISTANT COOK-Also experienced store
room girls. Apply Timekeeper. Orange st.
Entrance Hotel du POnt.
C0OK-Wanted, plain cook. white or color
ed Apply s. T.. Cor. Bayard 81 GiIpin
avenues. Phone 1882.
CHILD'S NURsE-White. wanted, with
good references. Apply Mrs. a. @. ketch-
am, 1IO7 North Broome 81. Phone 1870.
GIRL-Ha grown. white or colored. for
housework lis w. 22d street.
OUsFWORK-Woman for general house
work in small family: reference required.
apply 7o5 West street.
EKEEPRR-hfiddie-ase woman.
Sta experience reference and salary
Address r. o. Box "a. Odessa. Del.
sEWORK-Woman for general house
work. Apply 1924 scott street.
state fun particulars Address u. Every
Evening Once,
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BRFAsT PIN-Losb. evening OF februaIy q q
a rhine stone shaped breast pm
;,,sh IN size nftween l4ol Market
-, and oo2 Delaware Ave Reward II
rrturnpd 10 DOB Delaware avenue
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p.acr Atiantl,. city. y j. Name hsth-
nonc iu envelope and scraphooh.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals
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Lost and Found

NoTICE-Typewriting Au2s GU foh' DiNs
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MotOrcy cIes and Bicycles
Auto Accessories
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kIPAIklNO-s . specialist for that REQ
C~r or truCA Rowland W blssel. 1l1 al
f.ut strtet FACTORY service.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24

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The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
ZION HILL SOUTH.

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 The budding of the trees and the singing of the birds; in fact, almost everything in nature seems to be proclaiming the advent of spring. And how glad we are, for everyone can get out so much better when the weather is pleasant. We are all eager to be making gardens and planting flowers, but some cannot on account of their ground being too wet, and they also realize that Jack Frost will probably make an occa- sional visit until after Easter any way.
 Misses Mabel Harbour and Carrie Wells were the guests of Miss Birdie Duncan Sunday.
 Cope Harbour was the dinner guest of Mir. Luther Duncan Sunday.
 Mir. Boyd and wife and two sons, Lawrence adn Earl, and daughter, Pearl, spent Sunday evening with J. D. Duncan and family.
 Mrs. Jane Prater and Mrs. Susie Evans and Mrs. Lottie Gillem, Mrs. Bonnie Aldridge and Mrs. Norma Prater and Unabelle and Eva Prater were the guests of Mrs. Esther Goth ran Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lacy and Mrs. Ra- chel and Matte MeCray were the Sunday guests of NIT. and Mrs. Har- bour.
 MT. Brannon and family and Mr.. Jack Brannon spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. j. D. Duncan.
 There was a large crowd at Sun day school at Zion Hill Sunday.
 There will be an egg hunt at w. A. Harbour's at Zion Hill, Route 2, oil March 27. Everybody is invited.
 P. s. Blazer is not reported any better.
 We would like to have Miss Allen organize a boys and girls club at Zion Hill and see if we can't get up something of interest for all. We think the people wouldn't have so much time to think about hard times if they had something to put our minds on. Miss Aliens work is grand.
 Two LOVING KIDS.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
MT. MORIAH No. l
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 Mrs. C. P. Pedigo, who has been sick for a month IS able to be up again.
 Mrs. J. N. Watson, who has been sick, has recovered.
 Mir. and Mrs. Neal Garrett called on Mrs. M. Pedigo Sunday night. C. Pedigo moved to the Garrett place Friday.
 The Brown-Hockney Lumber Go. Is hauling logs to Roland for ship ment to Little Rock. They have 20 teams at work.
 C. L. Pedigo and W. Chambers are cutting logs for the Brown-Hackney Lumber Go. Callers at J. L. Clifton's Sunday were J. R. Glaze, Fred Heiman, J. Horsey and Mir. and Mrs. Will Wat son.
 Prayer meeting every Sunday night.
 There will be Bible class at Mt. Moriah every Sunday at 10 a. m. Come on, Gravel Ridge, we like to hear from you.
 Guy Blunt has moved on the Cap Roller place. He will farm there this year.
 ". George is farming with Mr. C. W. Ackerson this year.
 T. T. Rush and W. Watson are farming on J. L. Clifton's place this year.
 J. E. Jones of Little Rock has leased the Henry Black place for five years.
 Miss Jewel George has returned to Little Rock.
 FAT BILL.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
ZION HILL NORTH.

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 There was a large crowd at Sun day school Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robinson gave a surprise party Monday night in honor of their son, Carl, who was IF years old. A large crowd attended.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Williams vis- ited his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Bear den, Saturday night and Sunday.
 Misses Vera and Annalene Barren tine and Carrie Pippins spent Sun day with Miss Beulah Douglas.
 Misses Ora and Hazel Douglas spent Saturday night with Mir. and Mrs. Fred Douglas.
 Miss Arnie Pippins was the din- ner guest of Miss Ruthie Boyd Sun day.
 Mr. William Loux and family, Misses Lula Abbott, Maggie Gwin, Coma Roderweihs and Hathen White, Messrs. Luther and Hoyt Gwin, Wal ter Earles and Earl Herald were the dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Hammons Sunday.
 We are having some real spring weather. Everthing is getting green and gardens are looking fine.
 MT. Roy Hammons and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Floyd Hammons and family.
 Miss Maggie Gwin is piecing a quilt.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Bryant of Cabot called on Mir. and Mrs. Eulon Hammons Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Alice Cross and children spent the latter part of the week in this neighborhood.
 We were glad to see as many out at Sunday school Sunday as there were. We hope they will continue to come. We have our new song books but have not learned many of the new songs as we have had them only one Sunday. B. J. H.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
Number II.
HOLLY SPRINGS.


 Sunday school al Circle Star is progressing nicely
 Miss Grace Ellis and Jimmie Eagle and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with ". L. Ellis.
 Misses Anna Bell Ball, Anna Avery, Osborne Ellis, John Avery and Wilbur Brown called on Miss Myra Wilkerson and Miss Blanche Scott Sunday
 The party at Mir. and Mrs. Luther Balls Saturday night was we'll at tended.
 Miss Della Brown, who has been attending school at Conway, is spend ing few days with reGatives and friends at Circle Star.
 MT. and Mrs. Jennings West of Little Rock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Brown.
 MT. Busha Turner of Little Rock spent Sunday with Mrs. Ball.
 The singing al John Avery's Sun- day night was we'll attended.
 H. Clay of Circle Star was taken to Little Rock Monday morning to be operated on for appendicitis.
 General Rice and wife and Capt. Mckenzie and wife of Camp Pike were motoring on our pike Sunday, and stopped at the Wilkerson home. Misses Bernice Brown, Blanche Scott and Wilbur Brown were the supper guests of Miss DeIia Brown Sunday night
 Rev. John Avery will preach at Circle Star Sunday and Sunday night, March 27.
 Mir. Walter Hilson of Halstead spent Saturday night with Osborne Ellis.
 Mrs. Charlie Knabe spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Wilkerson. Mr. E. D. Crow and family of Circle Star visited at Martindale Sunday.
 There is going to be an egg hunt Sunday evening al Circle Star.
 BROWN EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
MABELVALE.

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 Misses Janet Busch and Annie EIeene of Little Rock spent the week end with Miss Jean Smith.
 Misses Marie Hopkins and Opal Stewart spent few days with Mrs. w. T. Ethridge.
 Miss Lillian Cochrane of Little Rock spent Sunday with home folks.
 Miss Etta Francis spent the week end with friends at Etta.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Thompson spent Sunday with his parents at Lonoke.
 Miss Sallie Wilson of Little Rock spent Sunday with her parents.
 The ladies of the Woodmen Circle surprised the Woodmen Saturday night. Refreshments were cake and cocoa, furnished by the ladies.
 Rev. ". R. Jordan spent the past week in Little Rock, attending the school for Sunday school teachers.
 Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer, Friday, March Is, boy.
 Some of our young people attend ed the eommunity singing at Olive Hill Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Crandall and children of Bryant made short visit to Mabelvale Sunday.
 Misses Burma and Wilma Turner, Ellen Lemaire and Louis Lemaire of Zion Hill attended the tacky party at Mabelvale Friday night.
 Quite a number from Bryant at tended the tacky party. Among them were Miss Fannie Steed, Misses 0phelia and Hester Craig, three liar per girls, Messrs. s. R. Cochrane, Bill Racer and Bud Harper.
 The Carlisle Band of Little Rock will give a concert al the ". o. ". Hall Tuesday night, March %. Ad- mission 25c, children under 12 years l0e. Sandwiches and coffee for sale.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
EBENEZER ITEMS.

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 School will soon be out and all the pupils will be sorry, as they have all taken great interest in school work this year. And all like their teacher very much.
 Dwight Mckenzie and the Misses Ruth West, Lucille Wicker and Lena Johnson spent the latter part of the week in Little Rock, taking teachers examinations.
 A large crowd attended Sunday school at Ebenezer.
 Mrs. L. T. Johnson spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. M. J. West.
 M. J. Counts has purchased team of mules from Mir. Wallace of War saw.
 Miss Pearle Brouse, our primary teacher, and Miss Gladys Galloway were Sunday guests of Misses Allie and Erma Puckett.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. West celebrat- ed their thirty-fourth wedding ami versary Wednesday, March 10. The community club met with them, they quilted quilt and pot luck din- her was served.
 Mrs. C. C. Wicker and Mrs. ]. K. Galloway and Misses Gladys Gallo way, Mamie and Erma Wilson were visitors at the school Wednesday aft ernoon.
 MT. Pace and Mir. Wylie of Cabot and Mir. Boyd of Zion Hill were wis. itors at Sunday school Sunday.
 Little Miss Roberta Counts of North Little Rock is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Belyeu.
 Mrs. M. J. West spent Thursday night with her mother, Mrs. J. K. Winkler.
 Horace Wood and son, Jeff, and Glen Counts spent Friday and Satur- day in the City of Roses.
 MT. and Mrs. John Clement, Mir. and Mrs. M. J. West and daughter, Ruth. MT. and Mrs. D. E. Clement and daughter, Eva, Messrs. Bruce Ringgold, Bill Peters, Jeff Wood, Glen and Casey Counts and Miss Robbie Wood spent a few social hours at the Kerr home Sunday night.
 MT. Horace Boyd of Zion Hill at tended Sunday school at Ebenezer Sunday.
 Miss Ruth West. was the supper guest of Misses Coldia and Mabel Kerr Sunday.
 PECCCIE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
LANDMARK.

$ < < x Mrs. Poe of Bauxite is spending a few days with her son and family, A. E. Criglow, at this place.
 Misses Virdie and Viola Treadway were the dinner guests of Miss Eula Lawhon last Sunday.
 Lizzie Crook spent Saturday night with Pearl Lowry.
 Coy Reed and wife called on J. A: Lawhon Monday afternoon for sweet potato seed.
 Hugh Appling has gone to Hens ley to work.
 George Warner and family of Lit tie Rock spent Sunday with C. 5. Crook and family.
 C. E. Bennett spent Sunday after noon with Claude Pritchard and fam fly.
 Monday and Tuesday with home folks J. A. Lawhon and family. lie was accompanied home by Miss Eunice Lawhon.
 SOME ONES DARLING.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
NORTH POINT.

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 The farmers of this vicinity are making slow progress farming on account of so much rain. Not all are through planting potatoes and gardening yet.
 Old Mother Earth is now robed in her dress of green. The hills and valleys are decked with many beauti- ful wild flowers, presenting a beau tiful scenery.
 Our Creator has made a lovely world for us mortal beings to live in. How many of us appreciate this won derful place as we should? Many of us say this is a rough, bad place, and the world is growing worse. It IS not the world, 1t is those that are in 1t. This world is beautiful place.
 We that are living out in the sod feel like we were living closer to na- ture and closer to God.
 Good attendance at Sabbath school. A splendid sermon rendered by Rev. Schrudder of Pulaski Heights Sun day. Prayer services and singing ex- ervises Sunday night with large at tendance.
 There will be an egg hunt and Easter program at North Point school house.
 School will close in few days. Miss Earline has made a success with this term of school. We hope to be able to procure her services for our next term. There will be recitations and dialogues the last day of school. A jolly good time is expected for the children.
 General health is good here.
 Mrs. Lucy Moose of Little Rock was visiting relatives and friends here Sunday and Monday.
 ONLY NE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
SWEET HOME NOTES.
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 Bro. Berry filled his regular ap- noint1nent at Piney Grove Baptist church Sunday at II o'clock, also at night. There was large attendance at both services.
 Mrs. Dr. Bradley of Washington, In C.. is at the Community House with the Child Welfare Car. We are very glad to have her with US, as we feel that much good will come from her help in teaching mothers how to take care of children. Edgar Dixon and Miss Myrtle Hall went up in the airplane Sunday. They are the first ones from this neighbor- hood to fly over the city. Those from Sweet Home attend inc the Little Rock schools who have received hoaors or prizes are Miss Ida Hoekstra, Vergil Boone, Horace Casey and Theodore Hoekstra. In the spring of 1919 Ida Hoekstra was awarded a gallon of Mazola oil for writing the best composition on the uses of Mazola oil in the domestic science department. The last term of school Yergil Boone was awarded S5 for writing the best composition on the making of ice, after a visit to an ice plant. Horace Casey won place on the debate team which will go to Memphis to meet the Mem phis debaters. Theodore Hoekstra, who attends Parham school, was awarded second prize for building doll furniture.
 Ben Smith of Dallas, Tex, spent last week with his sister, Mrs. Mute TarpleY. This Is his first visit here in seven years.
 Miss Selma Hoekstra spent Satur- day night and Sunday with Misses Ruth and Carrie Lawley of Little Rock.
 Mrs. Mute Tarpley and her broth CT, Ben Smith, spent one day last week with Mrs. A. W. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Berthe and Mrs. Tony Hodges and daughter of Little Rock called on their sister, Mrs. Mute Tarpley, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. A. Crow called on their aunt, Mrs. W. M. Tarpley, of Little Rock, Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Johnston and little daughter spent Sunday at Aus tin with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Scruggs.
 Miss Minnie Tarpley spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Thomas. Mir. A. W. Brown had the misfor- tune to lose one of his fine Holstein cows the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Dibrell Zuber and children called on their sister, Mrs
 Clarence Lawley, Sunday. Miss Bessie Beam of Hensley spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Blanche Thomas. J. F. Cloar called at T. Hoekstra's s Saturday evening.
 Miss Ida Hoekstra spent Sunday with Miss Irma Thomas. Mrs, Ted Thomas and daughter,
 Eula May, returned home Saturday after weeks visit with her parents,
 Mr. and Mrs. Udey of Alexander. j. D. Fullbright of Jacksonville spent Friday night with his sister and family, Mrs. T. Hoekstra. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Pye and daugh- ter, Ruth, spent Sunday with her father, Mir. C. W. Heilman, at Levy. ., Fordyce. M. w. Taggart of Pine
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
PLAIN VIEW, ROUTE 7.

x < x < Z E x x x X x < x x x x Misses Gladys Christian and odie Christian attended the box supper at Plain View.
 Miss Gladys Christian called on Miss Hazel Deppe Monday. Mir. and Mrs. Frank, Miss Hazel Deppe and Mrs. Amelia Edmunds motored to the City of Roses Satur- day.
 Richard Bedford attended the box supper.
 Miss Hazel Deppe, who has been on the sick list, is up again.
 JACK AND JILL.
The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24
SPRING VALLEY OR UPPER
 FERNDALE.
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 With the onion blades showing green above the gardens crust, the searecrow out to keep the hawks from the baby chicks, the bluebird warbling his merry note and the bull frog belching forth his bucoIics on the balmy breeze of night, one is apt to heave a sigh of relief and say that spring is here at last.
 The Ferndale Board of Commerce has appointed committee to have Robt. Koon to take down that old snake he hung abdomen side up, aud bury 1t. We are getting entirely too much rain. Wait and hang your snake up next July, Robert.
 Mrs. Maggie Howell and her guests, MT. and Mrs. Earle Whitwell and family of Little Rock, took voyage across North Fork Sunday.
 Messrs. Noah Grimmett and Hays Summers of Little Rock were guests of Mir. and Mrs. W. 1. Grimmett Sun- day.
 Dr. s. H. Clancy, Mrs. Maggie Howell and Miss Helen Crimmett and Fletcher McElwee motored to Little Rock Saturday, where they spent a pleasant evening with Mrs. Howell's sisters, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Whitwell. The guests were en- tertained with music and a lively card party.
 A big mountain fire is raging down in the Scufflegrit settlement at this writing. R. E. Douglass is wearing a long face, for Scufflegrit hasn't erected any scratching posts yet and R. E. knows this fire, though it will thin out the ticks to a good stand, will also hatch out the chigger eggs two weeks in advance.
 Mrs. Jesse Miles and children, Miss Fletcher McElwee and Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Morgan and little son, Harold, of Roland, spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Miles.
 Uncle Ned is going 10 make a special trip to Landmark 10 hunt for that Lost Darling. If l didn't know what Landmark Darling was l wouldn't be so eager to go on the hunt. Maybe l can borrow Jeff Rooms "dear" dogs. So watch out, Landmark.
 There has been quite an argument between the men and women of our valley as to whether the Pea Ridge Pod man is married or single. We men all say he is married, but the women won't have il that way. If any one who is acquainted with his wife, please notify the women of Spring Valley.
 Dr. Chaney dug a quart of angle worms, took his fishing rod and set off for Neil's creek last Tuesday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Ike Buff fington and family, and Mrs. Mag gie Howell. They spent the day out in the open air, enjoying the songs of the birds and the sweet, fresh air filled with the fragrance of the wild plum, mountain violet and the huekle berry blossoms. The huckle berries were in bloom as they went and that evening when they returned the Der ries were large enough to make pies, but the doctor says 1t is best not to eat the pies until the berries are sprayed for appendicitis; he said he likes fish better than he does pies, anyway, and he sure had the fish and frogs, too-as he succeeded in landing that big fish that has been getting away from him for the last forty years, and it was so tough il took three families to chew it.
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