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westchester--SaIc or Rent,

AN UNUSUAL VALUE.
Beautiful tapestry brick house with slate
roof: corner plot overlooking golf course,
contains rooms and 3 tile baths. large open
stone fireplace, all improvements. heated ga
rage and two open porches: exclusive loca-
ton, convenient to everything this value
6. BURKE. 1915 Pehamdale av., Pelham.
rl'nno aTi3, and Getty So, Yonkers. phone
5000
A BARGATN AT MOUNT VERNON. Attrac-
tive clapboard house, rooms. large tiled
bath, sun porch: every convenience: plot
50xiO0; within minutes walk of station;
price S12, 500. FISH MARVIN. phone
Hillcrest 1904.
BUNGALOW. 4 rooms ground floor and two
unfinished in attic. bath, garage, plot
5ox1f5; shrubbery and flowers: 5000 to
quick buyer, easy terms. BURKE STONE.
INC. Pelham, New York. Tol. 1913.
BEAUTIFUL new stucco house in Beech-
mont Park, New Rochelle; ready for occu-
pnncy Oct. /: ten rooms. three baths with
showers. master bedrooms arranged in suites
OF two rooms and bnth each; car garage:
II you want n lovely home that you can be
proud Of In section that you can be proud
Of, here It Is. THOMAS $; BURKE. 1915
Getty So. Yonkers. phone 5000.
BEST BARGAIN IN wEsTcHEsTER.
state road painted room house. ga
rage; fruit; poultry houses; committing,
miles depot. 80 900: terms. RATSON
FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9Th Av., N. x.
CIRCUMSTANCES force owner 70 liquIdate
hts horne at once: new modern concrete cot
tagc. z rooms. bath. hall, fireplace. gas and
electricity: select nelghborhood minutes
walk from stf tion. r.. q. HORTON, Pleas
antvlle. N. Y. Phone 300.
FOR SALE IN Pelham Manor reduced from
$4,000 TO 1000. $4,000 cash, exception
ally well built house: juat redecorated
throughout eight rooms. two baths, two
fireplaces: steam heat; large enclosed sleep
ln- porch: corner lot; cxccptionai neighbor-
ho.d. Phone Telham 4S3s-W.
pr proNyvIT.LE-neduced 10 sec ZOO. 10 effect
quick sale OF new brick house, Colonial
type 10 rooms, baths, opcn fireplace NIL
improvements: good residential sectlon con-
veniently located Mr.. WHEELER, room
40. JOB Park nv. Phone Vanderbilt 10o4s.
FOR RENT-s2oo per month. gentieman's
small estate. unfurnished Colonial houuc
10 rooms. 2 baths. one mere ground, well de-
veioped, with shade trees, shrubhary, nrtis-
tic flower Rardens Crock Rarden), grape
arbor, vegetables, I car seraRc, heated I.
natchless river view; convenient ossning
session Septemher I. n. y. LENT, Oasining.
n. Y. Phone $40 ossirns. daily or Sunday.
FIVE rooms. improvements; acreage: Hud-
son River view; delightful shade trees: 81
'"''es GEORGE II. ARCHER,
REAL. ESTATE.
10 EAST AID sT. VANDERBILT 5os4
InEAL FOR a COUPLE.
or email family, artistic houae designed to
eliminate necessity for maid: many unique
features: high class coonv: all improve
ncnta: sewer. gas. olectriei'v plenty social
NE: ncav depot; 80 minutes from Grand Cen
trail little cash required. Particulars u, r.
r syn Tribune Isuildiug, phong t,esk-
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s7oo SECURES 100 ACRE FARM:

WITH HORSES, TOOLS, FOUR COWS.
vchlccs, implements, &C., included; on I'M
proved road In ono New York's most deslr-
able sections; convenient high school,, rails
road, town: advantages; 30 acres loamy
tiiage IL COW spring watered pasture. lots
wood, fruit: buildings insured Sl,oo0i good
7 room house, large vcranda, excellent View
substantial barn, poultry house, &C.; owner
must make quick change; $1,000 takes all;
only 800 down. easy terms Further de-
tails STROUT FARM AGENCY, 100 X. ".
Nase,u At New York city.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
FIorida-sale or Rent.
North CaroIina-sale or Rent.
Mar,iand-ssic or Rent.
FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

FARM. 100 acres: 10 acres planted. corn.
cts, potatoes. beans and garden; nine
room rouse. two barns. one new last year:
cost $1,000: shop. hen house, &c. about
three miles from manufacturing village and
shore best market In New Englanc price
5000. terms. MERRITT WEIGH, Chaplin.
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Farms Wanted.

WANT FARNi--Buy. rent or take active
part IN II together with owner or without
providing estate fully equipped, good condl-
,lon best location and win furnish me with
comfortable house and other living facili-
ties. Suppose expand and increase income
Principals only. Full particularly, l-'N
Herald, Fulton st
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NEED $1,000 Cash--Sac.ificing Homo TO Get
E.--lias fine rooms, tiled bath, huge
veran6a, everything artistic and modern
100x150 IT.. fine trees; electric washer,
vacuum cleaner, electric range. steam heat;
win take $3.50. 5000 now, easy terms for
balance; near station; 40 minutes on train to
city; convenient communication: QUICK AC-
IiON. Box 80 Herald. $50 Broadway, n. Y.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

FOR RENr-From October !, Palisades. OPP
posite 10th ST.. Colonial residence, s
rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms. sleeping
porch. every Improvement: dlshwaslier; ga
rage; silent neighborhooo: schools. churches !;
accessible. slG0. w. Il. sAMMIS. / Liberty
81.
FOR SALE-Bellwood Parls Bellville, n. j..
on Greenwood Lake division Erie Railroad !;
located building lots: viii sell separately
For information apply l.. ID. COMPSoN, 10
Warren ST., n. I. =.
GNNTLEMAN'S 90 acre modern country
place. Morristown section. magnificent
views all necessary buildings. greenhouses,
&c.. swimming pool: grounds handsomely
Handicapped: could not be duplicated Tor
double the price. w. a. EHRGOTT, III
Broadway. New York. -
STONE HoUSE--rrunk road
in charming village. State highway; large
stone house, 8 baths: built 1872 by famous
General; 8 acres. garage; most wonderlui
opportunity: automobile inn. residence OF
nothing like II in state; must
be sold, price attractive. BATSoN FARM
AGENCY. 4Sy 9th av.. N. y.
N. J.--House. . rooms, suit
able for one or two families; gas. water,
tubs. sink. coal range; pot l5e%lso; eonsen- @
balance terms arranged. MRS. a. J. HlG-
e.lNs. Conklin ave. Hillsdals. WeatMooa -.
IDEAL HOMES.
Several new houses, 80 minutes from iud-
son Terminal. In beautiful restricted section;
six and seven rooms; every improvement;
near station; large plots; $500 to $4,000:
easy terms: quick action necessary. FRANK
MILLER. IS Park row. Barclay $685..
LEAVING country, must sell my half stuc-
coco room house; large living and din
Ing rooms, open fireplace, beamed ceiling,
parquet floor. steam heat, gas, electricity.
ten feet wide porch In front and side; nice
location, restricted park section
neer three r. r. stations; public and hign
rchcoi5, churches. library price S11,-00, OF
which sIo00 IS covered BY building and loan
mortgage; Immediate possession If desired;
phoios on request; better come and sec.
ST Lenox Terrace, Bloomfield NJ j. Phone
Orange 56oS-W.
MODERN EASY HOUSEKEEPING HOME.
Convenient SUMMIT corner.
Eight fine rooms, splendid baths, steam
heat, open fire. gas kitchen: artistic fixtures,
hardware and DECORATIONS; porch, solarium:
double garage. MUST SELL
EUGENE JoBs-H. r. BECK CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Lackawanna Station. Summit. NJ j.
MODERN house. seven good size rooms and
bathroom; Gil modern improvements good
condition: lot eoxl25; shade; 3 minutes' walk
depot; $500, easy terms. OWNER. 247
East Ridgewood av., Ridgewood, ". ]. Phone
1900
iIOUNTAIN LAKES. N. J.--complete mod
ern residence for sale or rent: see to APP
preciate: must sacrifice. W. L. SAWYER.
IS Park Row. New York. Phone Barclay
s160. Not connected with Mountain Lakes.
Inc.
MOUNTAIN LAKES. N. J.
within the hour on D., l.. and W.
Houses from $4,000 up.
Chas. r. Furrer. At w. 34th st. Fitz Roy 6S7S.
MORSEMERE-10 rooms; large, shady
grounds: garden: flowers; sweetest cosiest
home in all Jersey. DoUTIiITT, 238 Madi-
son av.
MoNTCLAIR-Attracti building site, fO0x
1T3, OF. beautiful Upper Mountain av.: sac
rifice. Owner. b. GARRETSON, T3 Hudson
St. New York. Canal iT1S.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.


FARM. go ACRES: good soil; all crops.
machinery and tools. poultry, horse and
cows; new buildings: $500, $4,000 cash,
w. II. SPANGLER'S FARM AGENCY, Bar.
FARMS AND IIoMEs-Hundreds Of NEW
JERSEY farms for farmers and homes
logue and Jersey map: please state require
ments. ANDREWS FARM AGENCY. boz 4.
go w. 42d ST., New York.
FARM. 80 ACRES. SC, 800 good buildings:
cows, chickens; plenty fruit and berries:
Joins small villnget part cash, balance mort
gage. w. II: sPANGLER's FARM AGENCY.
Barnegat. N. J.
FARM, 40 ACRES; IL room house. good
auto boulevard; $1,000. 1000 cash. balance
mortgage. w. H. SPANGLER'S FARM
AGENCY. Barnegat. N. J.
POULTRY farm. electric lighted, capacity
i.5oo hens. room bungalow. main road
Asbury Park to Lakewood. L. BIGELOW.
Belmar. ". j.
STOCK AND TRUCK FARM,
FULLY EQUIPPED.
lis acres on M good road. So sac acres pasture.
balance sandy loan; IL room Colonial
house: large porch. hot and cold water, heat;
horses; chicken house. 2, 600 head: rnachinery
building, 30xio0. all buildings in first class
condition: stock consists of 10 cows. 4
horses, several hundred chickens. ducks
geese and all machinery, crops, &c.
PRICE $4,000.
Apply FRED T. WALTERS. room BIT.
American Mechanics building. Trenton. N. J.
WIDOW must sell home farm. about. II
ries. apples. other fruits; room house. city
eonyeniences: barn,. general buildings In
Price $500. 81 SO cash. Writ Write for 'i details,
also our Illustrated farm catalogue. BRAY
MACGEoRGE. vsneland. ". J.
IS ! GRE FARM: good buildings. good soil;
1000 chickens, ducks and geese: stock,
tools and machinery; auto; 200 fruit trees;
$1,000. $4,000 cash. balance mortgage. w.
II. sphNGLER'S FARM AGENCY, Barne-
sat. N. J.
40 ACRES woopLANp. good farm land;
good TO sell In small tracts. and 10
acres; Joining small village; $500. half
cash, balance terms TO suit buyer. w. "A.
s7ANGLER'S FARM AGENCY, Rarnegnt.
Is5 ACRES ON HILLTOP
At CHATHAM, n. j..
Station mile. large hard road frontage,
With siectrcty teepho,ngn c,nn, ana Say man
Price 5000 an acre.
EuGENE JoBs-H. F. BECK CO., Agents,
Lackawanna Station, 5unlrnlt. y. j.
ieN ACRES In wnitehouse; 3 rom ,on,, house. ,ecs.
close 40 essats Priss sSSSS Was s,,EgBa sgSaBga,.
MORE. whitebousc Station, N. J.
5I.GCRE commuter's farm. eauippeG; f...a
,nnraio,v Onth. II you act Quscaly, pair
horl"s' cow, big flock poultry, hogs. crops,
fuil inpiemcrtr. &C., inclndedi miles Gound
brook station, ADVANTAGE: ~ acres rien.
iaa,nr tillage, stream-watered pasture: -
n.nie t,ees 30 pear. 20 cherry. 20 prcne. .
~ assh. grapes: bungalow butt iDlI: BAH;
paTIaI water, excellent shade; substantial
harn4 soft poultry house, garage, piggery.
Advarced age forcing sole. All $4,000. only
g. 500 down; easy. terms. 1t win please; In
ycstIgatc. j. 7. MATER. Bound BROOK. NJ J.
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ylrginia.
- - -. -
hfipceiiaueous.

fIoMEsTEKERs-send for Virginia Farm
I.lst Dept. 3s Emporia, Va.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Batter, to 14th st.. Inclusive.

YOUR property managed at enormous saw
ing; low fees. j. FRIEDMAN, III West
4Sth. BRYANT sl60.
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IDEAL FOR COUPLE.
or email family, artistic houae designed to
eliminate necessity for maid: many unique
features: high claas colonv all improve
rncnts: sewer. gas electricity; plenty social
life. ncav depot; 30 minutes from Grand Cen
srnl: little cash required. Particulars IT, r.
TksFwp Tribune Building. Phoae Back-
man $500
KNAPP SCIENTIFIC BUILDING SYSTEM
ANN1HILATES CONSTRUCTION COST.
Box ti04. City Hall Station.
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Above I4th 81. TO 5oth st. ttnciusiyel.
East River to North Rise-.


ATTENTION. Investment OF $4,000 can Of
fer $4,000 net income yearly: choice
story apartment near 9th av.. rent So, ,000
price 1929 ,009 less than four times the rent.
RoSE4>TH4Ai,. SIS Sd av
BARGAIN-Loft: rent s2i, 400; price $685.
GOO quick action. NJ 1867 Herald. Harlem.
FIVE story. 10 apartments, 25x0s; 2os ne ar
9TH ay.: closing estate asking $50, 900;
terms. pURoSS. los W. 18th.
NEAR 5th av.. IN the i0s, have many attrac-
tive houses and leasehold for sale
on long term lease. l55 Herald. 35tt st.
SIX story and basement modern, strong
building, 4oxioo, near 9th ay. and 18th ST.;
70 close out estate; price very low: easy
terms. DGROsS CO. 155 West 18th.
THREE story house IN the eos: price 81 900;
easy terms with possession. DUROSS 15o
W. 18th
23D WEST-Four story; sacalt; 10000
cash. bargain. ESQ sth av.
o5TH, W. (near 9TH av) Five story. Amer
lean basement, with elevator. Telephone
owner for particulars. 1920 Murray Hill.
10TH ST.. west-2i year ieaseho,d on vaiu-
able property; what is offered? HENEN-
TELD. 1855 Madison av. Harlem 2s33.
S36. 900: 81 story and basement. 19x10o: one
OF the best blocks on West End av. 5
baths. electric light. easy terms. SLAWSON
& HoBBS. 162 West 72d st.
$4,000; 3 story and basement 1sx55xi0o
bath extension. 2 baths, electric light; OPP
posite church. SLAWSoN & HOBBS, 162
West T2d St
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i40 ACRES WOODLAND. good farm land
good TO sell In small tracts. : and 10
acres; Joining small village; $500. half
cash. balance terms TO suit buyer. W. IA.
S7ANGLER'S FARM AGENCY, Barnegnt,
N I
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FARMS AND IIOMES-Hundreds Of NEW
JERSEY farms for farmers and homes
with acreage for commuters: send for cata-
loguc and Jersey map: please state require
Inents. ANDREWS FARM AGENCY. box T.
22o w. 42d ST., New York.
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Borough of Broollyn--sale or Rent.

SENSONHURST Modern all year around
home. 6ox1o0, IL rooms, baths. parquet
cubway at door; country surroundings; cash
required 1000. j. & l.. REALTY CORP,
. Columbus Circle.
BRoWNSToNE HOUSES lease, option buy
Ing; great sacrifice: apartments furnished,
unfurnshed: housekeeping; parquet, electri-
city; refined neighborhood, subways. Lafay-
ette 5312.
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AMERICAN basement residence near Seth
st.: subway and elevated r. r.: four
stories, II rooms and baths: price S24 800,
only 81, 800 cash required. balance on year
mortgage with easy irstaments NJ. II.
GAILLARD q CO.. B'way and s3d st.
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Ohio--SnIc or Rent.
c1NcINNATI REAL ESTATE.
c.ontroi business and factory property a
speciality. ..av,psr
152 East Fourth Street,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Long Distance Telephone Main 81.
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IF you but knew how architects brew; plans
OF homes Just right for you. You would
buy plot have In Great Neck. plans go
with plot free. HARDWAY, architect. % U.
33d. Tel. $3.50 Murray Hill.
IF YOU WANT TO BUILD I will supply
the land and walt for my money; North
Shore; % minutes out. w. KAYE, 81 Van
derhilt aY. Telephone Vanderbilt 04S4.
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FARM. so ACRES: good soil: all crops.
machinery and tools. poultry. horse and
cows; new buildings: $500 $1,000 cash.
balance mortgage; immediate possession
w. II. SPANGLER'S FARM AGENCY, Bar.
necat. N. J.
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YoNkERS. s2S, 600.
LAKE MAHopAc. N. Y.

Just over New York city limo. exclusive
residential section: on account OF leaving for
Europe I will sell my home, built years
ago, stucco construction. green tile roof
10 large rooms. oak floors, beamed ceilings
paneiled dining room. hot water heat, auto
matte heater; second floor has ) lnrge
chambers and baths arranged In suites
third floor, maids rooms and bath and
billiard room: very large plot; will also sell
Franco. Full details and appointment to
inspect see my broker. THOS. 8. BURKE
3O2 South Broadway. Yonkers. Phone 5o60
$1,000 down buys n II acre farm. l2 room
house, with improvements and large GOOD
barn; committing distance from New York;
possession May !. 1892. G. Il. PAsSEY.
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FARM. 80 ACRES, $500: good buildings:
all crops. implements and stock, horses,
cows, chickens; plenty fruit and berries:
Joins small villnges part cash, balance mort
gage. w. II. SPANGLER'S FARM AGENCY,
Barnegat N. J.
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CLINTON av., high class Investment oppor-
tunity and real bargain, two 20 family
modern, new law apartments, 8. 4 and 8
rooms, parquet. electricity, steam and hot
water; rent S2S, 1874 price 100000; first
mortgage $4,000; terms arranged. L. I.
NEWMAN 155 7th av near Garfield place
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buildings, barn and other bullGings; on
auto boulevard; $1,000. $4,000 cash. balance
mortgage. w. II. SPANGLERS FARM
AGENCY, Barnegat. N. ].
POULTRY farm, electric lighted, capacity
1900 hens, room bungalow, main road
Asbury Park to Lakewood. L. BIGELOW.
Delmar. ~. T.
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SIS. .0oo-WII.L RENT,
Residence section OF Yonkers convenient TO
station and business centre, q very sub
stantially built dwelling, stone pillars, tiled
porch. II beautiful rooms and bath, oak
floors and trim, newly decorated and painted;
good sized plot with garage; will rent
Slso month; here is the chance you have
been waiting for. THoS s. RURI<E, sos
South Broadway, yonkers Phone 508O
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BROADWAY -FLt-SRINCi. % minutes from
Penn. Station. building lots; low figure to
quick buyer small first payment; no agent
phone Vandarhit 04SL
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Above seth st.--5th Av. to North River.

BARGAIN-Four story residence sSth St. :
electric light, parquet floor; possession co
days price Just reduced TO $4,000, only
$4,000 cash required. balance on very easy
terms for years. NJ. II. GAILLARD &
CO., B'way and SD st.
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WEST SIDE DWELLINGS.
IInnChtnn Cnmnany. La ". I'd st.

HouVhton Cofnpany, III w. tZu Ht
81 WEST SD sT.-Cheapcst house in this
vicinity; 4 stories and basement: 10 rooms.
2 baths: possession Oct. I. VIM. A. WHITE
q SONS. 40 Cedar st. Phone 300 JOHN.
1o2D. near Riverside.--Beautifui modern IL
room house, baths, parIuet throughout,
electricity every Improvement; $4,000. Ca
thedral 59o5
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

sger may be an energetic. live wire man, but he ha& no brains when il comes to the bulb business, etc.
 Three days later Joe came in. Hear from Fleming & Co2 can't land an order at our prices-every florist is or dering from Fleming & Co.," He sank dejectedly into chair.
 Jacks face looked like a thunder cloud. "Yes, I got an answer today. They wish to inform me that their new manager is contemplating; another cut"
 "T'd like to wiring his neck" was all Joe commented.
 That's nothing to what I'd do to him. Look here," pointing to a trade journal. "here 1t says Fleming & Co.'S new manager is of for a vacation at the new Hot Springs Hotel and We watching our business go to smash"
 "Jack!" Joe's voice foretold an in- spiration, you've got to go to that Hot Springs hotel and scrstpe an ac- quaintance with that fellow and talk to him. Now listen. We've finished
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brave, settled back in their chairs as the tall, blue-gowned woman started toward the road.
 Mrs. Dolan still gazed at the road Her eyes grew big with wonder. Do you suppose-it had 8 high flat back and no perceDtible-"
 Once again the demure lady was the center of attention.
 Why, psrhaps-" began one shrill voice
 'Tt has a high, nat back" ven tured another.
 By this time the ladies were 90 ex- cited they rose as one person to go down toward the road. Their hostess had almost reached the jumping ob- ject She had reached it. It jerked sideWays-Mrs. Dolan caught her breath! Now the tall lady stopped and reached out her hand.
 How does she dare to touch it, ? whispered one of the group.
 Then the tall lady grasped the ob- ject, picked it up and held it aloft.
 Mrs, Dolan sank to the ground; the rest of the group hurried to the road.
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big helping of squash, and told him.
 Well, it's too bad" says Jim, with out a culver, "spoils the looks of the tree-kiiled 1t, nebbe-but there's more coming on. Say, Martha. Ned paid of the last cent of his mortgage today, and he looks sick"
 "Sick!" was all could say in a kind of whisper, but Jim didn't know whether I'd answered or not
 Med drove home right ahead of me" 1" he went on, land noticed he didn't act natural-never turned round to talk and joke, as usual, ad I thought may be he was sick. When I couldn't stand it no longer I hollered and asked him what the matter was. Then he turned quick enough and talked right out"
 Jim, this is the most miserable day I've spent since I bought my farm, says he. I told you down to the store that I'd paid of the mortgage and have. Jim, I've been the hap piest man alive making payment eV. cry year, keeping up the interest and supporting my family on what wa: left. It was just like game and Tn plumb lost without 1t. Of course, I car spend moro than can make on farn machinery. but that ain't like mort gage to keep you hustling and happy
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A few days later, he again bent his steps in the direction of Hop Sings establishment, this time homeward bound after the days work. to get the clean shirts and collars which should now be ready for him.
 The clerk smiled as he produced Harvey's bundle. The smile broadened as he united the bundle and unrolled to Harvey's astounded gaze, black "Dinah" rag doll, 'Kewpie" in most insufficient sash, two teddy bears in indifferent repair, a train Of cars, and a miscellaneous assortment of what he would have termed "doll duds!"
 Why" exploded Harvey. q never brought that junk here! Where'd get a bundle of rag dolls and teddy bears? What've you done with my shirts and cOllars7"
 That's your bundle" returned the clerk. Look at the ticket"
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By Joslla Johnson

around him and comfort him as 1 used to my little boy when he was hurt. When Jim saw what had happened he just leaned forward, staring his eyes out. Where Johnnie was didn't know nor wished to know. couldn't stand it another minute and ran back to the kitchen to put the dinner on the table. Sooner than I expected Jim drove into the barn, and the next thing I knew he was hurrying up the back walk. I was so nervous by that time I had to run into the sitting room to collect myself.
 Before I'd fairly closed the door I heard Jim's voice. well. Martha, had quite an accident, didn't she?"
 sank into chair and breathed hard for minute. Jim spoke so cheerful was sure he'd lost his reason Mar tha, Martha!" he called again. ''How'd 1t happen?"
 I found Jim at the table, dishing out
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Helen on the couch with swollen eyes
 Well. dear" said Tom, with a light voice and q heavy heart. Where's Jer- P, or whatever hs name is?"
 -Hisf Why. Tom, you know Jerry Page. HoweTer did you misunderstood ike thatY"
 Then the light broke before Toms mind as Geraldine Pages face stood out among the rest of the college class that Helen and he were in. well, dear. certainly was fooled: had for gotten all about poor Jerry; but, then. I might have known that you-and, Helen you've been crying" as he mo- ticed her wet face for the first time.
 You said a trri-p-Elsie." burst out Helen afresh.
 "Well, dear, that's a case of forget fitness on each side" said Tom, as he understood the situation at once. Have you forgotten that Elsie Is the name of Phil's motor boat1 Come now,
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A Cut-Price Proposal.

Jack. beaming, was at the station to meet him.
 Zoe, old chap" he said, and wrung his hand as though he had not seen him in a year or more I'm bursting with news. I know only wrote post als, but you'll forgive me when you hear all about it." Joe pricked up his ears.
 "Joe," his voice Quivered, I've met the most wonderful girl. Listen, fell in love the first day came here. Joe, I did not know such girl existed, the most wonderful"
 By golly, my patience is at an end! What about our business-whAt did you come down here for, anyway-to fall in love?" Joe actually roared.
 70, stop yelling, I didn't have time