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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Missionary Meeting
An An-Day Affair

Friday, April 90. the Interdenomina-
tional Missionary Union of this city
will hold the regular spring meeting at
the Central Christian church. The
meeting will be presided over by Mrs.
Ida White, president of the organiza-
ton Mrs. William Chaney, returned
missionary from South America. will
address the meeting. Each member is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
GET 108

II you want a lucky number for that
is the place you will find the lowest
prices with quality still up to the high
est standard on lumber, building ma
terials and Mountain & Plain Paint.
Money at per cent on monthly pay
ments to build that homo. No. 2 2-inch
Mexican dimension, 80. No. SIS per
NJ. All this at tho Newton Lumber Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Rudolph vidmar and Angelo Narod
Pueblo.
George Autobec and Manuela Abaios,
Avondalc, Colo.
Gcovani G. Ioeli and Mrs. Calcrina
Chtcsi. Walsenburg, Colo.
Eldridge &. Williams and Dorrs A.
Wortham, Pueblo.
! DIED
| CUNNINGHAM, Mary B.. ago 81
years. died at local hospital April "a
Body at T. G. Mccarthy's.
VELLARREAL. Jaunita, age days,
died April q at 1871 Elm street. Body
at Mccarthy Browns.
MARTINEZ. Victoria, age 70 years,
died at 5es west Second street, April
q. Body at T. C. McCarthy's.
MERGLER, Howard Warren. age II
street. Body at United Davis-Vorics.
FUNERAL NOTICES
Tho funeral of Rose May Law was
held from the homo OF her parents
yesterday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
Rev. w. f.. Bell officiatcd. Mr.. Com
stock, Mrs. Helen Farmer. Mrs. ]. +.
F'cnslcr. II. T Taylor and p. c. Cas-
per. accompanied by Mrs. Comstock
sang Beautiful Isle" Looking This
Way Jesus. Lover OF My Soul" and
Asleep in Jesus The pail bearers
and flower bearers were j. a. Martin.
T.. n. Hill NJ. ]. Moore. A. y. Left
wich. James Forrest and Ira kirkman.
Rosie Canapkowitch Hazel I>ocflcr
Edna Crawford. Bertha Lcftwich.
Catherine Lloyd and winifred Rice.
Burial was in Rosclawn cemetery IN
charge of tho United Davis-Voriee Un-
dertaking company.
Howard Warren Mcrglcr. aEc II
years. died at the family home iiat
East Fourth street yesterday after
noon. He is survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Mcrsicr. and ono
brother. Robert. He was n student at
tho Fountain school and n member of
tho Bethel NJ l.. church. Tho body is
being cared for at the United Davis
Worries funeral home and the arrange
ments will be announced later.
Tho funeral of John J. Birpus was
held yesterday afternoon at e:3o o'clock
from tho McMinn chapel. Rcv. l.. y.
Lyons conducted the services. II. y.
ciucas accompanied by Mrs. Clucns
sang. Beautiful Isle Jesus, Lover
of NY Soul and Abide with Nc.
Tho womcn's Relief corps conducted
short services at the chapel. Tho pail
bearers were W. NJ. Clark. VI. ~. Mar
tin. n. ]. Knowles. J. a. Holmes, Dan
W. Brown and l. II. Christy. Burial
was in Mountain View whcrc tho @. A.
r conducted their burial services.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
"ANTI-FUSSINC" CLUB
FORMED AT COLLEGE

Minneapolis. April 27.-An orEaniza-
ton. tho bylaws of which prohibit its
members calling on girl before the
close Of tho present quarter has been
formed by University OF Minnesota
students under tho caption, "thc nom
stcppcrs" club. Each member is re-
auircd to deposit $40 as "a guarantee Of
good faith.
violation OF the rule regarding
calling carries n forfeiture OF the dc
po.it and expulsion.
we think n great deal Of our CO.
eds, hut feel that when tho quarter is
over VIC will he able TO cxhibi, obese
bankrolls good marks and n record OF
complete independents" said Hal
Redmond, treasurer.
Chieftain want ads. bring results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
TOO late TO CLASSIFY

LoST-A beaded handbag. at Rislto
Thcstcr or on Minncuua car. Gail
l534J. Reward.
WANTED-To buy from owner. "A
small hotel. roominE house or grocery.
Write general delivery, Pueblo. Colo.
GEORGE HART.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
,Slde|; Talks ~ =
X by Raftf1 Cameron k
WHICH WAY DO YOU BET (?

II really think We hav" gotten an
extra good engine" said my friend who
ha./%.c"nty invested in AN nmt"m"hil"
You know Their" IL such Il difference In
individual engines, was afraid We
might be- unlucky. but | asked IN" man
who brought l. over from the garage
here We bought IL If h" thought II
Was all right and he said h" thought
1t was IN extra good ono and that We
wouldn't have amy trouble at all I'm
Sn pleased!
Please. Reader Friend try to tnagin"
the employee OF the gartr" which has
just sold that machine as saying ~"
Mann. | think this tx ono of tn" poorest
engines. I'm afraid you'll hav" Il lot Of
trouble with it,
You can't accomplish that feat OF the
imagination. How funny.
Not 50 Funny As Some People
But not so funny aS the frequency
with which one finds gr0wn-up. intclli-
gent people whom on" would expect to
bc more SophiSt iCatrtl. accepting reas-
sur.lnccS and compliments Of that sort
at their full face value.
This is the conversation | overheard
in n shop one day.
The salesman. on being asked TO show
mems hats. had brought out one of the
most expensive ones in the shop--as
fancy they always do when they think
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
THERE ON DUTY
Officer Answers Criticism
Of HIS Presence In First Ward
Election Day

Tho Wheeling Telegraph yesterday
afternoon carried IN. following para
graph in its comment upon tho Guy
election:
I'm tho First ward yesterday after
noon. il is said. that Bert Philips
l"puty state prohibition commission"
was unusually active on b"half "r SOME
OF tn" administration candidates..
Concerning this statement. Captain
Phillips said e AN Int"lligrnC"r reporter
last evening: II was i'll the First warl
looking out {" 50" that liquor was not
handled thrr" That was strictly within
my line "f duty. and | WAS there I"
perform that duty. | am not intcrestei
in tho administration or in any particu-
lar candidates beyond that degree Of In
,crcst which is the individual right OF
ny ctzcn.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
LABOR UNION
CRAFT EXPOSE
BY HOTEL MAN

Chicago. May 26.--Details OF theal-
legged system OF fines" employed by
union business agents were revealed to
the bailey committe, investigating
building graft today. when Tracy
Drake. owner Of the new SS.0O0.nO
Drake hotel testified the carpenters
union attempted to fine" him Slt.OnO
because the contractors used buzz saw
TO spead up the work.
The electrical workers union. Mr..
Drake hotel testified the carpenter
cause one man employed by n concern
which furnished n lamp shade for the
hotel was u non-union worker. Neither
fine was paid. Mr. Drake said.
pthcr information given the commit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
C is thinainau's rhanr" 10 soil /
You Know What He Said

there Is 'hinairans chlnc" 10 soil it
You Know What Hc Said
The man t"uEht it, Erumbling jok-
lnEly at tn" price. Why do you al
ways troi ont the most expensive hat
the moment | com" in?" he demanded
Can YOU fancy that salcsnLn's say
Ing. ITS our business To- do that if We
think there is the slightest chance OF
making Il sale"
You cannot. You already know that
nc couldn't got out Of saying what hc
said.
"i"u'rc such a classy dresser that We
know You want the hest"
Here's another.
What the Salesman Told Her
woman has just bought 4 piano
1t is not an extra special make Of L
piano, but
TT really has as good tone as the
more expensive ones. The salesman said
he didn't know when he had sold one
that had such Il fine tone. He Was con-
sIdering getting it for his own little
girl but the manager insisted on letting
me have II because | went into the shop
and he didn't want to disappoInt me-"
Now maybe the salesman never said
anything similar to customer before
OF since. and then again
Which way are you placing your bets?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
TIRED OF TRAVELLING;
STEALS $100 FROM
DAD TO GO HOME

Officer Lawrence Heller brought =
Juvenile offender into puliCe hcadQuar-
trrS at an early hour yesterday morn
INK. charged with stealing SOD from
his father. guest at 4 local hotel
The boy. who motored from chicago
hnrr. in company wAh his father. told
the officer that he WAS tired If travel
ing and wanted to go home. He left his
note. appriSiug his father of his intcn'
ton. and departed with the best part
81 tho parental roll OF bank notes.
When apprchcned he was NJ the i. L.
q. station inquirins Tor trains for Pitts
bursh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
FATALLY HURT
IN LONG FALL
MRS. j. A. cA1CPBELL, WIFE OF
CITY BAcTERIoLoa1sT, Sue
Cu1Bs TO INJURY
Was Highly Esteemed and Her Death
II Source Of Regret to Host
Of Friends

Mrs. Martha Campbell. wife Of DR..
John a. Campbell. died at eight o'clock
last evening at the family home at Oak
Park, on the National Road. from the
effects Of an accidental injury suffered
during the afternoon. Mrs. Campbell
is said 10 have fallen from a second
story window at her home shortly after
three O'Clock. receiving an injury to her
head that caused her death 4 few hours
later.
The death OF Mrs. Campbell was n
severe shock to the community in which
she lived. She was n devout member OF
st. Michael's Catholic church and was
active in the work OF her church.
Mrs. Campbell was q daughter Of JOS
ephine DeNerieS and the late r. T. De-
Ecries. Surviving arc her husband Dr.
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
(Continued from Page one)
script;ons mailed Saturday will he ac'
ccptcd 10 apply upon II.
Tina Growing Short


ccptcd 10 apply upon II.
Time Growing Short
After to-day just three weeks remain
OF the Circulation Drive. then the hapYp
time arrlvrS--thc awarding Of the five
magnificent touring cars 10 their ne"
owners The votes secured by the bust
ness turned in under III" present GOLD
AND DOUBLE VOTE OFFER viii 20 Il
long ways towards deciding just who
these five members Will be. Now is tho
time :" f"rt;fy ones position and get
substantial reserve vote. If u person
has more votes than they need. they VIII
WIN. 1t - equally sur" that they VIII
lose their prize il they have on" N"i" too
few. Make SUR that after Tonight rolls
around YOU have done your !"rc. best 10
land ON" OF tn" gold prizes and share
largely in the double v"t" offer. Tho
office viii! hr open until 4 late hour I"
accommodate the Drive Members and
their friends Get tn" now subscriptions
60 get tho cd SuhSCriptionS~-Gr them
ALI. this week.
Following Is n list OF tho members
names To date and their votes accepted
for publication.
Votes taoulated on Burroughs Adding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Life Of State Trooper
Worth More Than All
the He||iSh AgitatorS

Charleston W. Va. May - --Th" iitr
oc State Trooper Charles NJ. HarN'H
killed IN Min-u Wednesday night. was
worth more than all thu h"!'iSh aEiia-
tors in the country" declared Governor
T.. f.. Morgan in Il talk before IN" Rot
arv club here to-day. TIL" governor re-
i,rra,cd u as y policy nf his admtniStra-
ton To uphold law and order throughout
the stat" and put down crime wherever
il appears.
In referring to conditions in MinGo
county. hr expressed qualification over
the attitud" Of the law abiding culzcnS
there in cooperating with him IN ms
efforts tn restore peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
John A. Campbell. q son, John. ~
daughter, Martha. ~ e. se.-.5a
Funeral arrangements had. not -
made last night. =
1"coRxAL HU1c"

An interesting Memorial Day ~
gram was given yesterday at Coa1o
school by the members OF the Longfa
low Literary Society. and the affAtf q
we'll attended by the pupils and til
parents. Several interesting readiA1
were given. while there wcre sevoo
musical numbers on the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28

tee concerned the payment Of $4,000 10
ScttI" union difficulties in the con-
Struction of an apartment house AID a
loop office building.
TellcrS and other employees OF
number Of banks have been summoned
to tell about the bank accounts of var
ious union business agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
ELECTION CASES D1oPPEp.

Pittsburgh. May cI.--The cases
a gainSt IS persons. charged with con-
spiracy In connection with the conduct
OF the primary election in the strip
district" here in May. l?2n. were drop
ped today when the prosecutor asked
that the defendants be discharged for
lack Of evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
HAIlp PROPOSALS

U. s. Engineer Office. Wheeling. W. Va.
Cement-Scaled proposals will be- re-
esivod here until 1900 a. NJ. eastern
time). June II. 1921. and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering 10000 bar
POls OF American Portland cement for
Dam No. II. Ohio River. Further In
formation on application.
my-l4-16-17-1S-ju-ll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Call Phone 1917
DIED

cAMPRELI,-On Friday. May 7, 1921. at
o'clock p. H., at the family residence
at Oak Park. on the National Road,
MARTHA DEVRlES. wife OF Dr. J. a.
Campbell
Funeral notice hereafter.
JOHNSOS--On Thursday morning. May
2s. 1921. at o'clock 4. m. ISAAC
JOHNSON. in tho 59th year Of his
age.
Funeral from his lat" residence. f6S
Twelfth street. on Saturday afternoon
at 2:3U O'Clock. Friends of the family
invited to attend. lntcrmcnt at the
Peninsula cemetery.
JONES--On Thursday. May cs. 1871. at
the Ohio Valley General hospital. At
o'clock a NJ. MRS. ANNA JONES.
Funeral services at the HON" of her sis
ter. Mrs. George Baucrlc. No. "jl5
Enft street. saturday Afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. Friends OF the family
respectfully invited to attend. Inter-
ment in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
GRANDATLANT!C

Virginia ave-. near beach. c4racity
COO. Private baths. running watt. Gle
water. $500 per day ur. Special week
ly. Booklet. Auto meets Trains.
O. -. PAINTER HAROLD LANOON
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POSITION WANTED.

wASTED--A nurse with tho highest
reference will accept 4 position with 4
first class family for one or two chill
dren. Address Nurse. care lnt"llGrncer.
my-2S-l
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rox sAIR-1rvER CRAFT.

Full cabin. 81 h. p. light. draft mo-
,nrhnat. Has an oak bottom. good
sized decks. 81 II. hull. Lying at
Eleventh Street. Wheeling. Henry
Salade. 1906 Water st. Wheeling.
". Va my-2-@0t
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No matter what you want II win ~,
sou time and money to use INIz41
LIGEECER WANT ADS. -
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Yo1 GlNT.

FOR Ef.NT-Three furnished rooms
modern convcnienccs. Private bath,
81 18th street. my-27-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28

The lad pictured here Is not ban,
dit but q typical school boy Of the,
Sahara desert. The odd tablet which,
Is carries, transcribed with hero
Slyphics. is his school slate. 1t Is;
carved with Serses from the KoranA
llt Is the hope Of the Junior Red Cross.
Of America to bring these children In
touch with modern ideas and educa-::
;tion by a scholarship program enutlingI
some Of the most worthy to IN edu'
cation in European schools and voca-,
tional colleges $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
LOST AND POUND.

LOST - Airdalc terrier puppy. female
answering name OF Dim. rather large
size. no collar. Reward. Geo. T. Whit
akcr. Wig %l4n. Woudsdalc 429.
my-l3-m
L0ST--Two diamond rings and one
amethyst ring IN Il. and q. station.
Wheeling. In ladies rest room. Liberal
reward. cal Bcllairc SalW my-lo-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Pox SAL-PoULTIY.

FOR SALf-Auconas Shepherd strain
eggs and stock. II. B. HERMANN.
whee;Inp. w Va. r. d . ap-lt-28s
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1usns1ss opPoxruN1rms.

HAVE $4,000 TO invest in small bust
ness. any on" wishing partner for
any small business write me giving de-
tails OF the business. location. etc. Ad-
dress Improvements. care Intelligenccr
my-23-m
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ron SALE.

FOR SAt.E--TyprSritT so. adding MA
chain. So check writer SIS. also cash
register cheap. J. steel. NadiSonvillc.
Ohio. my-2S-S
FOR SAI.F.-19lS Ford coupe. electric
starter. accessories. good condition.
Call Sna-J. my-23-l
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MIScHLLANEoUS.

FAMOUS Stark Delicious and Cold De-
lciou< Winter Apple Trees. owned by
Stark Bros. buy now for fall planting
Let Isaac Walker. Salesman Of West
hleSa nder. Ia. call on you. \ postal
will brink HIM. my-lS-u
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MALE on RHadA1A HELP.

wNNTED--Man or woman. salary s3s
full time. IS" an hour spare TIM. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery TO wcarcr. F.Nper-
irnce unnecessary. International Mills.
NorriStown. Ia. my-oS-S
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wANTHD-HNALN,

wANTEp-Middie aged lady for gen
eral housework. -Four adults. Refer
cnces required. 2c4 18th street. my-2s-i
FOR Rt:ST-Ap rtmcntS At Howard
Place. Ten months uneNpirrd lease.
Party taking must huy furniture. which
will be sacrificed. Call J. p. l&irkSdalc.
Wig o0SS. my-2S-i
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Section No. !.

Votes tabulated on BuffoueNs Auu1n
Machine.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-06
We Make Paints, Varnishes
For WOmen's Use at Home

Co see thc transformation you yourself can make in home tbnrs-iurni,urc floors, wa.ls woodwork, buc-a-brac etc.
 Lust a can of paint or ware nish and a iltt'e work that's fan. works wonders.
 Our knowledge of paints and painting practice has been gained through 72 years experience We are one of thc county's largest manufacturers of paint products and make che very fn- cst kind of goods.
 Don't think because you've never done it that you can't do work like this yourself. Try it with our help. Just follow FaIlv'S Specifications and you'll get the desired effects.
 Remember-don't allow sur- faces to rot It costs ls5s to paint them.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-06
VACATION THOUGHTS

Ncyor noticed Chat squeak in tho stairs before. Yet it haunis mo now with ita dis maj tone And it aeoms to say to mo o'or and OCT. "rms is your house. but you're al alonel whars got into Che clock down
 tbore That it ticks so loud? It m an so queer ! have never heard it before. ] swear. When Che boy was homo and Che mother here Whats gone wrong with Che living
 room? Tho chairs look ghasuy and gamt
 and wIm Like cold gray figures beside a
 tomb They're not Che same without her
 and him. Why should jump whom Che cur-
 tain flaps? And what's tho matter with me
 tonIght2 X utle nervous and tired, perhaps. But why should ] feel that noth-
 ug's right? Oh. am empty house is dismal
 place Despite what cynics and scoacrs
 say l needs Che light of smiling face. For homes not home w.th Che
 folks away And Che clock win uck and Che floor
 win squeak And Che rooms seem ghastly and
 cold and black. Tho nights win Doe drcary and long
 and bleak Tu Che summer goes and the folks
 get back
 Edgar A. Guest
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-06
CHURCH NOTICES
pr..L.-.n.n rLrrrL

Presbyterian Church Morning worship at lI.H0 Sub. .o.t Tbc Glouc ot the Cross. In One Liberty It Gives
 Bible school at f2f5.
 suriay school at rhaue at fN.oo Eseune worship st N.OH Sub. Ie.t Tbc G'oues ot the Croa In One Ctan.ter It Ma.os
 Catholic Church 6 o'clock F.r. Mass n the Church.
 o'clock Nae and general com muu.or
 -.ao p. m Rosary and uwoiIe- Uon of h. Blessed Sacrament IU.30 Mass with sermon ou Che Gospel of che day.
 Methodist Episcopal Church .rhe Church of Cordial Welcome Corner Fourth and Seward Streets Sunday services a. fo'.ova Preaching lt n a. m Sunday school at l-.l1. Junior League at rm. ErNorfh League af 70. m. p-n.b.nr at Np. m Prayer Meeting "Wednesday at S b m
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-06

Tho steamship aiicd acouthhouud by way of siugway and s.tka at 10.i5 a. m. with tho following poa- senrcu Miss Wanda Wolcrucld Mrs Martha Woy pIcriua GiovaIe. LouIse sugeclto. Mr. F ShronEcr Mrs Stronger. D. e. Allen Mrs. D.. G Allen. Ccla paco. Ida M Green, Jessie Pacc. w B Hood. E. R. John son. E D. suitan. Betty naioson. A B Phillips. Mm A B. rhhips Mrs G. e Mucr Jr. q. G. Mi.cr Aduuut W Kerr for sNarway. Bon uc1cuc for sIta, Duncan Loop for wuurcu. b. M Cuuwu s. shucN- un olr Kc,cbikan. Mrs L. M Car Hrau. LcRoy Cau.ean. Mu Ethe. ruecruId. Miss C Marks Mrs. L Cook. A. VauMavem for Seattle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-06
snnrERrEa SUMMER

Again tho summer is at hand. Whcn talk or crops win nn the land. The farmer. with a gloomy frown. Wnl grumblc when he goes to town And say the weather then on deck la ruInous Co him, by heck And if ] greet him with a smile. And say. such woathor's worth our
 while.
 HeI look upon Che smiling morn. And my "lrs killing all Che corn. lf we don't soon have lots Of rain Our soasons toil win Doc In vain." And if ] praise the passing wind Ho shows how grlcyously its hnned. "That dipping. everlasting breeze Has spoiled my crop Of early pens. Doggone Che wind. chat never stops. We need calm weather for Che
 crops"
 "Thorc was @ heavy dew last night" Perchancc Tll say with weird de-
 light
 And when ] looked around at dawn It seemed that diamonds strewed Che
 lawn"
 Whcrcat the farmer makes reply "Thc summer nights should an Doc
 dry
 "Tho dew that makes you feel SO
 gay
 Has spoiled for me nine tons Of hay Said hay was dreuchcd as though by
 rain;
 The sight of it gives me a pa.n."t And thus all summer do we hear The husbuudman's predictions drear Whatever weather is on tap Gives willics to Che mournful chap; And yet when autumn comes along Its barns are ful of priceless oats. And he has corn to fatton shotes. And al his hens are laying eggs. And he should dance on boyant legs.
 Walt Mason
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-06

THOUSANDS of women 4 w,b keen home pride want CD io ttc.r own painting and vanishing at home and thou- sands w.tb materials we make
 We make those materials cs- rcca'ig for home usc. You ask io- Fu.'crs Home Seuice' Paint Products
 And we maintain a special "flomc Service Department furnishing free i1lormaf.os and dtfniri lvrrfioHf which will enable anyone Co do his or her own work.
 You simply describe thc arti- c'c. how finished now. and the effect tou want Go cct We tcll sou how tbc kind of paint, the kind of brusb-the things you need Go know Co do good work.
 Youu be surprised, delighted