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REAL ESTATE-EUROPE.


FINE PIECE or PROPERTY
FOR ssle or 70 rent furnished: acreage as
l..at, large, comfortable manor, ti5 m. aitl-
'uso, 10 XII. DEAUNTLr.E, view panorama
sea and country. Address L., 81 rue De
camDa Paris.
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FOR Sale. on West n3d st., hoIse ot 80
rooms and baths. possession September l.
HUNT, 10 East 4Tth =.
MOST desirable roomus house, Columbus
Circle, is rooms. baths; owner occupy
jng immediate pUseessipn. only $500 down
opportunity. WALDEN, ~ LOn~Acrc Bldg.
BRYANT 3aAo.
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EAST s3D Sr.-For sale. between Fifth
and Madison ava, excellent block. four
story and basement brownstoue dwelling.
20xlo2; IL rooms. 3 baths. possession Oct.
4, 1921. WM. A. WHITE & SONS. 40
Cadnr ~. Phone Lohn Zoo.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above nth st. to 59th ST. Inclusive.
East River TO North River.
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New Jersey.

CosEY bungalows, Cedar Lake. n. j.: rents
$500: modern oonveniences, long season;
hour out. Phone 6272 Riverside.
FURNTsHED cottage In AsDurv Park. one
block from beach, for month Of June; cleo
frio lights and all improvements, screen
porohes $3.50. Tel. Branchbrook 1888.
HIGHLANDS, ". J--Furnished rooms,
baths, cottage on Shrewsbury River. 500
season. JOHN CoRNwELL Phone 125s
Hlrhtsuds.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Il YEAR LEASE

Fl YEAR LEASE
OF corner loft building. 3G.00o square feet .
VIII be made az - cents pcr foot net win
dows on three sides; 100 per cont. -prinkled.
high pressure steam plant. elevator, mar
Blocker ut. station of subway. OWNER
room 302. n Nassau st.. New York.
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Connecticut-SaIe or Rem.

BELL g. PIERSON. Real Estate
- Atlantic St. Stamford. Phone 2s4s.
GREENWICH, CONN.-For rent. furnished.
season. year. Il room house, 8 baths.
sleeping porch; garage, garden; modern, up
to date; every convenience; might sell.
Phone Greenwich 94sR. or Plaza s65. ex-
tension zoo
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Will. SACRIFICE my contract for the erec.
tlon of beautiful seven room house, garage
Hnd two lots, on main boulevard, with cn0
feet flower beds IN centre: IN ono of New
Nork'a finest Long Island suburbs; All ipi.
proverrutH, such a. sewerage, water, sid.
walks shade trees. &c.. already installed: "
2n minutes from Penn. Station. New York.
ard rrooiyu. ~ 4. T. n ". third rail elec-
triot o. COO cash, balance ilke rent. Address
r.. n KATELEY. Fremont Motors Corpn..
Frrmcn ohio
An Advertisement III the Lost aud
Fotnld columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers n rcdi possibility Of
recovering vour lost property
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Borough Of Brous sale or Rent,

WE have several apartment buildings for
sal. IN the Eronx at eacrifics prices.
pEAGE-ELIsrMAN, $40 Madison av.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
long Island--sale or Rcut.


Long Island-sale or Rent.
LAKEV l. l..
80 Acre Farm. near motor park
way: 10 minutes Great Neck Sta
tion; land lays well; good neighbor-
hood.
For sale at 81 900 per acre.
which is very cheap.
Aso orchard. old house and barns
on the property. Can be easily re-
modelled.
BAKER cRowELL, INC.
II w. Saith ST. ". Y. @.
Tel. Fits Roy 49, Great Neck IA.
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Owner Of high class modern business building
in Manhattan will sell at price for cash to
earn about 209o net on the investment. No
brokerage. Principals please write direct to
s. R., care of R. 0. Weiss Adv Agency, CT West
44th St. N. Y.
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Borough of Brooklyn-saIe or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL BRowNsToNE MANSION.
l32 Joralemon ST.. adjoining corner; 1O
stories. 26x6O extension 17x25; steam. cleo
tricity. beautiful trim. decorations. extra
large rooms and closets; mortgage $4,000;
easy terms. Seen by appointment. Owner.
COLLINS. 20 Harrison ST.. Manhattan.
Walker 6oTs.
HOUSE for sale, II rooms, baths. running
water every room, electric lights; newly
furnished: now used az a profitable FUR
nished room house: furniture and business
goes with lie house: only $4,000 cash re-
CURED act quickly. JAMES MCKEE, es3
p,ultan 81 Rr0oklyu.
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I0nc Island.

ATTRACTIVE Briasehampton seashors cot
tagos. 81 600 ane 800 for season; golf
course, bathing pavilion, all improvements
A. ~. ODELr4. $50 Fifth nv., Bryant 22I6.
FTtEEPORT--Must sell at once. modern
homo. s largo rooms. bath. excellent con-
di;ion; fine iocailoni near station. double
garage. large plot, beautiful exterior; fruit.
berries. garden. Phone owner, Broad 800.
wOODMERE, L.. Trent FOR SUMMER
or ALL YEAR, MOST ATTRACTIVE
HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED,
CHOICEST LOCATION, 10 ROOMS, THREE
BATHS. MODERN EVERY WAY. SER
WANTS WING THREE ROOMS: SPACIOUS
GROUNDS. ALL PLANTED. DOUBLE GA
RAGE. q MINUTES FR0M NEW YORK;
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OBTAINING
BEAUTIFUL HOME. PHONE ACADEMY
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OPPORTUNITY.

n y0u have $1,000 and can furnish good
references. sou can have a home belt either
on your own idea or from our various plans
IN one az tho finest high ground locations on
long Island. no assessments, tax exempt
gone; 10 year old shade trees throughou,
.he property five foot sidewalks and park
incs. ourbs all laid sewerage, water, gas.
electric and telephone oonduits Installed.
write X COO Herald, $50 broadway.
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WILL SELL three lots on 100 foot houie-
ward at discount; property on main line Of
tho j.. I. II. r., third rail electric. short ride
to New York and Brooklyn; all improve
rnents are In. no assessments to be paid for.
easy terms. M 10 Herald, Herald square.
Westchester,-Sale or Rent.
FOR RENT,
IN LAWRENCE PAIRS, BRONXvILLE.
NEW HOUSE, delightfully."- situated on the
hillside, among fine old trees; convenient
10 schools. stores and station; rooms,
sleeping porch, baths. garage. plot l00xl00.
SWALLOW G. PRATT. INC,
u Palmer av., Bronxville. n. Y. Tel. 1921.
FINE home. near station, rooms; Sl4 900.
SULLIVAN. 20 North av.. New Roehelle.
OWNER VIII sacrifice several North White
Plains well located building iots to close
out holdings: builders opportunity JOS.
IAMBDEN & SON. INC, SO Lawson st.
Phone 302 New Rochelle, n. \.
REWARD KRAFT. Real Estate.
ESQ Huguenot st. To-. sH41. New Rocheils.
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HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

BUNGALOWS stuccc. four rooms, com
plstely furnishecI screen porch. Coney
Island 2Rl
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New Jersey--Saie or Rent.

'i,ts rams norehes. unusual basement 0,ts. ga
rage located in exclusive private park. 8
minutes to Eric, IL minutes to Lackawanna,
minutes 10 car line large grounds. beau
tiful shrubbery and fine large trees; steam
heated, copper screened throughout: unusual
house at a bargain. Caretaker on premises,
10 Erwen Park.
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40 X 140
ALL LIGHT LOFTS

Llght FOUR sides, twenty wlndows; large
freight elevators electricity, steam heat.
1000 To 5000 50. IT,. Immediate possession.
20I-200 East 49th st. 275i Academy.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


Above 53th >t.-5th Az. to North River.
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New Hampshire.

FURNISHED cottage, bordering lake. New
Hampshire. fishing, boating, bathing. bnrn
for car; Christians. rent 500 month; y225
season. Mrs. HOLCOMB. 2i31 Circle. 1880
Broadway.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED.

Borough of Queens.
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Washington Heights. Above t25tb St,
West of sth Az.

FIVE story apa rtmeut house. FIRST class con-
dtion, price $4,000; rent $1,000, terms.
J. n. KELLY. 2i1 W. t25th e.
WI. have several apartment buildings for
sale at sacrifice prices, Washington Heights
section. PGASE- ELLlMAN. $40 Madison av.
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Borough Of Richmond--saIe or Rent.

AT New porp, house TO let or for sale.
rooms and bath: all improvements. ga
rage: near station and trolley. Tel. in
evening, DUNCAN, Hill 407
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WHERE COULD YOU 1T AT DOUBLE MY PRICE $25OO0i
n n m
- occupancy ~ water and
~

j" big rooms. 5 tiled baths.
fine billiard room. big open
fireplace, wide concrete yeran-
das: beautifully finished
throughout, parquet floors;
oak. old ivory and mahogany
finish trim. fine tree-covered
grounds and lawn. exclusive
residential neighborhood: con-
venient to r. r. express sta
tion: nearly 500 It. elevation:
overlooking beautiful lakes
and near golf and country
clubs, schools. churches and
markets. almost an acre OF
grounds. Two car garage in
cluded. Less than one hour
by train 10 y. Y. city, Via
D., l.. & W. Il. r. Excellent
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yerrnons.

FOR FAMILY REASONS 1 will rent fur
nshed or sell at sacrifice my BEAUTI-
FTL II room motsrn homo IN Vermont;
steam heat, electric lights, three baths.
sleeping porches. spacious lawns. $1,000 for
Eeasnr. Particulars and photo address
o. NkR. IS South Union ct, Burlington. Vt
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FARM PRODUCTS.
miscellaneous.
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Massachusetts.

CAPE COD. BARNsTABLE. MASS.
beautifully situated. II rooms, baths.
large por.h. screened. wonderful view, plenty
shade trees. comfortably furnished. barn
large enough for two cars: season to be-
ceInber IL desired. Owner. NJ. NJ. NYE.
20i0 Broadway. Columbus 065s.
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Borough of Qucens-sale or Rent.

A PRETTY SUBURBAN HOME.
Corner house, splendid location, rooms.
tiio kitchen. tile bath, steam heat, electricity.
paruuet floors, glass enclosed porch; garage;
possession. price 50 500. Act quickly Closed
Sunday. WI. ROBINSON. Fulton St, Pala-
tina av.. Hollis, l.. l.
JAMAICA AND HOLLIS HOMES,
S5 500 UP.
II. H. SWEET, 365 FULTON ct. jamaica.
NEW tapestry brick, year round home. 9
rooms. tiled bath; garage. all improve
nents: best section: block 70 subway station.
is minutes 42d ST.. viii sell, easy terms 20
right party. Phone or write for particulars.
J. S. WTTHERS, 81 Vanderbilt av.. room
1914. Telephone Vanderbilt e4s5.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-20
MAMMA IN THE HOLY LAND
Still Continues 10 Fall, as II Did
When 1t Nourished the Chill
dren Of Israel

The biblical story of the feeding Of
the children Of Israel upon mama
from heaven during their wandering
IN the wilderness on the way to the
land Of Canaan does not record a mir
acle, according TO the American con-
sui ut Jerusalem. In an official report
TO the government the consul states
that mamma is found now in the re-
gions of Upper MeSopotama anA
kurllslan. and along the Persian
frontier. 1t falls, he says, in the form
of dew during September, October and
November, and lodges upon the leaves
OF oak trees, 1t Immediately hardens
and assumes the form Of a grain.
Early in the morning, before the
heat of the day, 1t is gathered by
spreading sheets beneath the trees,
which are shaken, and the mamma is
then collected and stored for winter,
to be used as a food or shipped to
Bagdad for sale Ia the bazaar.
The mama falls on other vegeta.
bes, including grass, but all of it is
lost except that which is gathered
from the oak leaves. The mamma is
sweet, and is eaten by the natives as
substitute for sugar or honey, The
consul says it is highly priced for It's
aromatic flavor
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ke.charmer,s Secret.

How does the 'snake-charmer charm?
asks a writer in the Popular Science
Monthly. That's one of the questions
we've always asked ourselves. And
now an English doctor tells us one
of the secrets
Take the case OF The cobra. for
instance. 1t is very yenomous snake,
yet the snake-charmer Is not harmed
when bitten by ore.
The secret lies In the fact that the
charmer "mlkS' The cobra before he
allows himself TO he bitten. He makes
the CORA bite into piece Of meat.
thereby expelllng two thirds of the
poison in its poison gland When the
charmer allows the snake to bite him
immediately thereafter, there Is not
5 enough poison left in the gland to DO
any harn.
What is the next step? The charmer
makes the snake bite q fowl Willie he
sQueeZes the remaining drops OF
poison out OF the snakes gland the
fowl dies. and the charmer wins tie
confidence Of his Audience.
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INCREASES AS IT T;.avtL5
Train in Egypt Picks Up Passengefs
and Freight as 1t Proceeds
Along Line.

An American engineer tells Of q
train that will conveniently stop
whenever freight or passengers appear
by the side OF the track This RAN
way is to be found IN Egypt. The
train at starting, as seen by lie
American, consisted only of the engine
and coach, which might have been Il
baggage car with four windows cut
in it. and a bench laced all around.
But before It had gone very Gar tho
train came upon a couple Of trucks
filed with cane standing on the line
IN the middle 0f a cane Geld. These
were attached to the front OF The
engine, which moved slowly along til
they came to another batch. These
we're almost empty, but the cargo was
piled on each side of the line, and
Arabs rapidly loaded them while the
employees took advantage OF the de-
lay TO water the engine.
This task was performed in the
most primitive fashion by two wa
Ter carriers, who, having placed .
notChed section of date tree be-
tween the engine and the ground, to
serve as a ladder, laboriously filled
the goatsklns. which are swung on
their backs, at a ditch by the side Of
the track, climbed up the tree ladder
to the engine and emptied their goat
skins into the boiler BY the tine it
was full the trucks were loaded and
the train proceeded, pushing about q
dozen trucks before IT.
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p.cenev ana BedtIms. }

rAll decent people should be IN bed
by one" Such is the dictum of an
eminent upllfter II is calculated to
startle even world familiar with the
intellectual divagatlons of upllfterS.
The quality of decency has often
been debated. 1t does not appear that
universal satisfactory definition mas
yet been reached. But time limit
on decency is something new.
by what magic has one o'clock In
the morning become the witching hour
hat divides the sheep from the goats?
Many respectable citizens are not ahcd
a; that hour, Is their responsibility
but cloak for indecency?
1t is hard to believe that a virtue
can be so accidental. None will deny
shat one o'clock is very good hour to
be abcd
1t is quite late enough for those who
have TO be downtown in the morning
Still, it is easy to imagine sufficient
reasons, net discredita0le, either, for
being up even latcr.-New York Tri.
bune.
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The JOY Of LIVING.

have never had much money but
| have always enjoyed The things at
hand have become so familiar with
The face Of Nature that II is as the
face OF an old friend and know and
love II III evnY0 mool My years have
been full of joy but they have been
years of simplicity and economy
have never Sated myself with anything
and the bloom is Still on my life,
have Kept young because have
Kept free from worldly and selfish am
billions. II ! had been miSerly and
graSping, | would have been old and
unhappy long ago. There is nothing
like love TO keep you young-love for
your fellow man and for Nature-and
love is Natures final law. Someone
once asked me how had kept so
young and answered that had been
born young and had never thrown my
youth away.--John Burroughs
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The Water Spider.

A correspondent of English Country
Life describes a peculiar spider that
ives under water the greater part Of
IFS life. 1t builds dome-like nest OF
silk among weeds In ponds and
bitches, and fills tie nest with air.
In that strange house Il lives aud
rays its eggs, iii autumn it makes
another nest att a greater distance
below the surface of the water, and,
having sealed itself inside II Sleeps
until spring Taken out of the Water,
he spider looks like any other, bur rs
soon as 1t is put back the bubble OF
lir that it collects round 1t body makes
it look like ball Of quicksilver. 1t
is the only spider that has taken to
wholly aquatic life, says the. writer,
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WORDS FROM THE WISE

Obstinacy is the strength of the
wCak--Layatcr.
The future Of children is the work
Of mothers, Napoleon.
Endurance is nobler than strength,
and patience than beauty-Ruskln
NJ man is always wrong; n clock
which does not 20 at all is right twice
In "a hours.--J. Langford.
We pass our years with signing; life
Us n valley of tears; but death is The
funeral Of all our sorrows. --R. Watson.
AS gold is tried by the furnace and
the baser metal is shown, 50 the
hotlow-hearted friend is known by adj
s ,rsltys- Metastasi0.
We should make the same use Of a
book that the bee does Of a flower
she steals sweets, but does not injure
1t; and these sweets she herself i'm.
proves and eoncocts into honey--Col-
Ton. "
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

A fathom is six feet
A cubIt is eighteen inches.
A span Is nine inches.
A palm Is three inches.
A rod is five and a half yards.
A league is three miles.
A meter is 1881 inches.
A cable length is lbs fathoms.
A furlong is forty rods or eco feet
A degree is sixty geographical miles
A barley.coru is one-third of an
Inch. WARES
A kllometer is $3.50 feet ana tea
inches. .....
A statute mile is $3.50 feet; a nau
teal mile, 6,0S0 feet
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Gard Of Thanks

desire to express my heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to my neigh
bors and friends for their many acts
of kindness and expressions of sym
pathy shown during the illness and
death of my beloved husband Also
for the beautiful floral tributes and
especially to the bearers and singers.
Mrs Mary Amelia Twitchell
West S.uftsbury, Vt, June 20, 1921.
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TROY HAS A $4,000 FIRE
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Q axe De,Aroys Stock Of Furnitpre
Furs and Clothing Owned by
Firm on River Street
irm on River Street

Troy, y. Y, June 2o.-~Damage Of
approximately $4,000 was done by
1 fire which Quilted a four story brick
building at 343 River street, Troy,
Sunday afternoon causing total loss
in the stock of clothing, furniture
and furs of the Jacobs and Freedman
company. while several thousand dol.
lars damage vas caused by water
which flooded adjoining stores.
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III OTHER CITIES
London has squad of motorcycle
pOlcewomen.

London has n squad of motorcycle
pollcewomen.
Holyoke, Mass, produces some Of
the pureSt silk cloth in the world.
A church in Springfield, Mass, re-
Gently was the scene of nine weddings
In one day.
Certain Partisan tallors regularly
issue fashion plates containing the de-
signs for clothing for pet dogs.
The RingStrasse. in Vienna, on the
at. Of the old Notifications, is re-
Earded as one of the handsomeSt
streets In the world.
Tips amounting to $50 a day ara
said to have been received by boy
employed to open motorcar doors out,
side big Paris restaurant.
Greater London, with an area of ia
square mie< has an average popula
ton of more tnan ~ no 10 The square
mile, compared with Greater New
York's average Of 1900 to each of its
39c square miles.
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TEL EN- nothing eli? What about
that advice ia managing wivcs?' 1T
won't work, WHAT YOU fail 10 tell 'em.
they GUESS Louisville Courler-Jour.
nal
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We All Know Him.

"He's very fond Of music, isn't he?'
"Wcll, judging by the willingness
with which he responds to any request
TO sing should say that he isn't
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lnNitinn Tronhle.

"Tm having trouble In supporting
my Wife
You don't know what trouble IS.
Try not supporting her"
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Good at Bookkeeping.

Hub don't believe you can keep
account of the money you spend
Wife-Oh, yes, | can IT'S the money
can't keep.
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THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE
wAN

The young lady across the way says
she suppSSes the pronteers who hlyo
Just been gent to jail for the adultera'
ton OF foOr products realize too lsic
that the Seventh Commandment was
intended to be ebeyed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-20

The expert gossip not only draws
her own InfereRces, hut co!ors them as
well.
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Queen Elizabeth suffered from
many ailments, including swooning,
gustritls and bronchitis, says one his
tOrlan.
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THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE

The young lady across the way says
we've all been spending too much
money and Americans have simply got
to cut out the vitamnes and the car
bohydrates and get down to plain 'nod
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ODD FACTS

Store than 100000 barberry BUSH
IS were dug up in America last year
IN the fight against black stem wheat
rust,
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Holyoke, Mass, produces some OF
the purest silk cloth in the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-14
\ GRAND TIME AT TWICE rwnNrY,s

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Didn't we have one good time at Twice Twenty's? sure never had better time. MT. and Mrs. are royal entertainers. The house may look small but it isn't, as you may well know, when tell you there were 21 of us in one room, and plenty room for more. It was my first experience riding in jitney bus and I learned at least one thing-which is that if the road siants too much and the driver is using too much speed you don't land in the aisle i like you might in trolley car. but just across the aisle in the other fellows lap, or vice versa. However, going and com ing Deliah Deal and Yira were my oppo- sites and the driver very considerate- besides, like olives in bottle, we were well packed.
 Judge, if you can, of my surprise when l getting put the bus to have a lady hand me bag. one of those loose -jointed string contraptions, saying Would you mind taking this?" Thinking she was coming later, this old lady took the bag, but on ! looking for the owner. to alght saw her still in her seat and the bus moving on. Finding my voice. blurted out: Nov it's off, what do you want me to do with it?" ,'Oh, take 1t to Mrs. Blanchards' it's only few steps" took 1t, and also took stock of it's contents. The first thing !, to eaten my eye was DoCtle. The con- tents looked good, so decided to stay and looked farther. Right here let me say that bottle contained elderberry juice which later formed the basis of Deliah Deals grape juice" she told about last week.
 Bee True knows all about how 1t wae made and also knew by my looks could be trusted. else shed never dared let the bag go. She went on up the line to dc some shopping, but was back in time fol
 dinner.
 Mary 'Gusta also came to dinner. Hel face looked so familiar thought sure We
 must have met before, but alas and aiacl she said she worked in bank, and I ar
 positively sure never got so intimate
 with the inside of a bank as to know its employees. Olga celebrated her birthday
 and not once did she allow the converse
 tion to lag at her table. To be sure, Mar,
 Gusta and the Putnam bunch were ablt
 assistants, there being only one Curt
 one among them.
 Hope 1 can meet with Club No. ii
 WillimanAic
 BUG.