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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02

i Miss Agnes WEIGH Went TO Ores
co Monday to visit friends.
Miss Sarah Jarland went Il
Cresco Monday to visit friends.
Misses Barbara aud Thora Lomen
were shoppers from 0ssian yester-
day.
Miss Anna Bauhbom of Mime
apolis arrived here Monday afternoon
to visit Mrs. Tom Hovey.
Miss Vida Hovey and Ruth
Gavle of Ldadison Twp, visited with
Mrs. A. I. Istad on Monday.
] Mrs. James Prouty and son re-
turned home to Austin yesterday af-
ter spending week with Mrs. A.
Abby.
Miss Ellen Nesset returned to
st. Paul Tuesday after weeks Wis
il here with her mother, Mrs. t. A.
Nesset.
Master John Vernon, of Chicago,
came ont Sunday night for visit
at the home of his uncle, DR.. A. c..
Vernon.
Mrs. John Kloppen returned home
to Thompson, Iowa, this morning af-
ter visiting her cousin Mrs. Ida
Knutson.
Miss Stella Scarvie went to
Ridgeway yesterday to spend a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Brekke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prastmark
and family are expected here from
Detroit, Mimi, via car to spend Home
Coming with their relatives and
friend.
MIR. and Mrs. Scott Donaldson
and DR.. and Mrs. Chas. McQuillian
were here from Charles City Sunday
on a visit to Mrs. Donaldson parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Dalvey.
Miss Mabel Prastmark returned
Monday night from buying trip to
Chicago for the DEBORAH Wall Paper
Store. She also visited friends and
relatives at Minneapolis for a few
days before returning home.
Mayor F. w. Conover arrived
home Saturday from his trip to Los
Angeles, Cal, where he went to at
tend a meeting of the National Den
tai Association. He visited many of
the principal cities in California
while there.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Bruflodt
and Mrs. Helen Johnson and daugh-
ter Katherine returned from Mime
apOlis last Monday evening via car
after ten days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Johnson and other friends
and relatives.
Frank A. Germam arrived home
yesterday from Rochester where he
was to consult the doctors at the
Mayo hospital. Mrs. Germann and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Amundsen autoed
up Sunday to Rochester and spent
the day with him
We have for sale the original
Wells Jersey Cream Flour. Rasmus-
sen, Kjome & Son.
Miss Alice Wooley left Monday
morning for Ferryville, Wis, to visit
her mother, Mrs. Jessie Wooley.
Mrs. Ole Grende returned to
Calmar Monday after spending Sun
day with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ida Ferguson returned
home to Dubuque Monday after Wis
ting a few days with Mrs. Louise
McClasky.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
gnblie Opinion.
BY HARRY ], GREEN
DECORAH, IOWA, AUGUST 2. 1929
Miss Mabel Bates arrived hon,

Miss Mabel Bates arrived home
Monday from a visit in Chicago.
Gust Haugen and Jack Halse
went to Chicago Monday to get an
oldsmobile car for the Haugen gar
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mott were Ro-
chester, Mimi, visitors Monday.
Mrs. Anton Larson and children
OF Osslan visited her mother Mrs,
Z. Danielson few days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lesley Cox and
children arrived here last week via
car from Harlem, Iowa, to spend
Homecoming with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Knowlton.
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22
HUNT OUTLINES ADMINISTRATION PLANS


interviews have published
length
the main theme given emphasis being his desire do all he can to con-
the interview fol-
problem how best to develop lev
the state ] so a to P e with m 6 Crushing G grdon o m
In order to accomplish this the primary problem which must be solved
capital in enterprises.
expecture that the burden
pediues important shall
omy the last analysis
M the governor soy money Of Azona WISE" shall
educational in order that the administration may be
f n n bs nure 6e policy viii be look
without mrartng the efficiency supervision
should reorganed and many OF the eS ~
In order to develop essential
building of roads is the maintenan Of
THIS expensive
o m economy G spse nto dsrepar
. .ro.t extent IS dsnenaan
upon a odnfPis Ra
an 5 nn0hy miona al @ Division responsibility
The responsibility of the st state gov government
should rest st on the sao o of % a S appon5ve
abolished and that the authority be vested IN
m ha further recommend all laws which per
NIT appointed for longer per period nas % @ @
flee making the appointment @ be bae free hand to carry
tactics of hodoyer nen the adj
nrative administrative 91i " % and and the
technically constitution is not gGof ] p m positions @ during the
policy appove members of h Wrong theory
establish oigarchy such a
numbered against led the fall OF for
that all laws NIlcl
~ be appointed 70
positions be
the most @ mPqrt9n m P "e R D % s T0 %e @
in
possibilities OF the state 90 a
ont appropriated
mont there should fs De I
piete engineering and surveys and estimates OF % u
flood analysis irrigation propo
the the has en @ r
be
ward California If water 70 81
a ou ioi
purposes in he States
constitute menace
the
O Arizona is power
development OF the damon creek power
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CAMPAIGN AGAINST BAD STOCKS

confined
ternity
blue
Saed especially
being dstriuated especially the the calendar
The safest thing for the Inexperienced local
or Welnown bond houses Beware
make probable of
*.
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WHY NOT TAX ALL

of United taken away from e
people in taxes" he Industrial Board
nsead Of
lowering OF suax rates
in
workh naturally
yields the government
ne poln'e" o"r " -
defeating their purpose MS report
O intended to reach
OF
securities by
be bonds around the $780,
CT
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22
THE TAX DODGER

Secretary Mellon his
to
hard Mellon
Will be opportunity
ought
method
which will check this S
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22

if he will twenty years
be
obsolete Politics the have do with the
with these things? How much
to
Politics of tomorrow will deal directly with these things Politics will
n he
fit himself for the Politics of him fit
public good-Henry
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22


feet 0
s-AIor
Sockets, Cables, Sandnes
Blacksmith Blower, Equip
Tools
Republic from Clarkd
and property equipment bv
of
by
1921
That
hat 5 Clark Trustee
undersigned Geo E. Long the
rights hereunder;
pursuant to the provisions of said ate
w.
and holder said property
December 27922 at
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, day
December 1922
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22
WESTERN LITERARY MAGAZINE

The ariat Portland monthly
publication the
but all fiction and and wholesome
Der 1923 published is paper
n O trashy
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22

their the fight fire which
Coaldale Shenandoah
an the insuran companies for the
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-22
NOTICE

HObrook al others
scTibed
the 18th day Of September 1921 cae mortgage s.
S particularly described follows, to-wt:
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rotary o. the !. VI &. \. left yesterday
for her home in Bay city. Michigan
where she will spend vacation pcrion'
Mrs Mont Mllikcn has returned TO
her home after a visit with MIS- Louie
Mrllikcn Of Cameron.
Mrs. Au!sc II Bethesda Is slowly re-
GENERATING from an operation for ap.
rcndic!tis at the Ohio Valley Gcncrai
hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Miller 81 the George
T. S,ifcl store is spending two Weeks
win her parents at SardiS
Mrs Howard BuZard OF cameron j.
recovering from an operation at the
! Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs ]. s. chambers who has oeen
visiting her daughter Mrs. clarence
/ 1Inward Of Cameron has returned u
her home accompanied by Mrs. Howard
and children. Ma
MIR and Mrs. F. W. Piper and Mrs
/ Q n Kelley have returned to Bethesoa
after a short visit here.
Mr.. z. VI. Bonncll. Of the D,Nls hnrh,
! ham and Tyler CO., has been business
visitor NJ Cameron lately.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hustle ? 20 Cn1t
drc, Hugh and Edward nave resIrnee
from Camp Exlcy where they spch
three weeks vacation % Ia
Miss Elizabeth HornorooK' OF ~"
I wheeling. will leave tho latter part q
, 49,. ,.cnk for New Concord, -. whef'
sho will attend the convention 10
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|. ni,ed Presbyterian churches to De he'o
there next week.
Miss Elizabeth Carenbauer Will leaVe
today for Pittsburgh, where sne Will
visit with friends.
Lester Lobenstein. OF South Whee'
ing. has returned home from pus''
ness trip to Weston.
Mrs. Morris Schlessinser, OF Leon1'
was removed 10 her homo after beine
confined to the Ohio Valley Generai
hoSu,taI for several weeks
Miss Thelma Grandstaf. OF the -
land, has returned home from viht
with relatives in Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Jano Hare, OF the Island. has
MANNED to attend the convention or
United Presbyterian chul ches at Ne"
concord. Ohio. next week
Albert Acker. of the Island, has gons
tn Detroit. Mich. where he has accept
cd q new position.
lack Storer. who has beeh spending
his summer vacation with his parents
IN this city has returned TO Lehigh col
leg. bethlehem. Pa
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The greatest right accorded TO Amer'-
can citizenship IL that OF voting. and the
greatest responsibility lies In tho man
ner OF voting No matter what an IN
div!dual may do. SO long as he mas
never been n convict. he has the priv
llece Of voting; It is his one !nvioiatc
right Of citizenship. Take this right
away from us and a civil war would
cnsue. yet. many or US pay hut I''u'
attention to questions and candidates
involved In political campaign
Many even do not take tho trouble 10
vote at all. thereby forfc.uNg That TOT
which their ancestors fou6ht-the right
OF equal suffrage.
No matter what may bo your noI!u-
cal faith and no matter who may DO the
candidate you cspouse. go TO tho po''S
and vote NJ the primary election anu
later. at the general election. 1t IS not
only your right. but 1t also - your duty
TO your party, 70 your state ana 10 your
country to exercise your inaiiehao'e
right OF suffrage granted 10 you under
| the Constitutions
/ The greatest Issue before the ReNuo-
! lean and Democratic voters at the prI-
! mary - in the selection or Kep"o!i-
/ can and Democratic Senatorial cand!-
date Tho candidates selected must
meet with the approval of the members
: Of the two parties and must be or such
caiibrc that. whomsoercr is elected
West Virginia viii be assured Of the
best possible representation in the Sen
ate.
The people o. West Virginia should
only vote in the primaries for those
candidates who best yp.fy the char
actcr OF their constituencies That Is
to say. the voters should select ihei'
candidates with the utmost care. rayirG
particular attention to their proven
ability and to their reputation for m
,ellect and powers of doing good ana tht
accom- plishinE OF something OF ocne
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an cnrIkclopcda. lie = very good 70
urci and | love the things l." writes,
especially plays Daddy has just iinisA-
I'd ChildrSus book called "'rho Fms;
Days Of Man" about how tho earth he
ran millions Of years ago when thcr"
were grca; many foSsils on it, So nice
for children Also about st"n" axes.
My brother Fred made one hUt when
he WAS showing us H"w il worked III"
head came Off and hit m" on tho foot
and l kicked him. SO ston" axes were
one Of mans first weapons. Daddy
reach US each chapter when II was don,
and wc helped him. except baby broth
or. who wrote with red rrayou all over
| one cha tcr when no on" VAS there.
| and hc should not have been In Daddy =
! office anyway. Daddy has 10 dra w
! horses and engines for him al the Tine
! He gets tired Of II but what can hi
! DO?
That must he pretty happy fan'!lv
| down there AT CatonSviiic. Maryland
| And The First Days OF Man" lie a Won
derful ch:ldrens book. l. Is the h"ol:
the Kids ought to read h"f"r" hey ar"
quite old enough 10 grasp Hcnd"'N Van
| Looms The Story Of Mankind start
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About People
Movem euts OF Individuals TO ana
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS

The Rogers-W. NJ. Hawkins, Union
town Ia: 4 l.. shepherd, Newark, y.
J.; T. VI kcary. Pittsburgh: c. NJ.
Dav. Pittsburgh: w Warren, Cleveland.
Mo1ure Hotel ID. II Iarrill, Clarks-
burg. z. H. Neal. Cameron: W. b.
Hidden. TarI,crsburE: ". Horkcn, Pitts
burgh: l.. O. Chidrens, Charleston.
Grand Central-M VI. link. MasSillon.
O.: George TerHina, Pittsburgh; /.
Endlcy. cleveland, Q.
Hotel wheeling Anderson, Pitts
burRh; c +. TeIoCk, Dayton. o.; J. +.
Gucnzcr. Reading, O.: y. Sweet, Tits
hurEh
Hotel windsor-A Horst. Morgan
town: =. L. Harrison. ClarkShurEh: q.
\. Denkan. harrisburg; w. y. Whiting.
pi;,SburgN; II. e. Braham. Pittsburgh.
stamm Hotel w. l.. Rigs. Spring
Run; A. y. Thornily. Marietta, O.: &. T
R.t,nrr. Pittsburgh: !, +. Napkins
IrUlsburCh. l.. Ritter. Earnesv!lle, o.
Edward Schaaf ~ Glcnwood IS SPEND
! ing sevcral days visiting friends neal
! cleveland
! Mrs. Lqura Boil NJ Thirteenth stree
| Will leave this week for a short stay A.
| Cedar Point.
Clyde Ncsh!tt lcf. yesterday ror :
short auto trip through Eastern Onto.
Mrs. Y. r Str'ngcr % s!s'ersv'lI'
spent yesterday with friends in this
| city.
R~v. r. f. I. str'der vii leave ~
! coming week for a shor; trip through
West TirG!nia
NJ. and Mrs ". II. Sculz ~ Four
toenth street. left Saturday evening IN
!
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WEST VIRGINIANISM
BY Dwight H. Teer
WHAT vALUETH 4 MANS AMERICANISM If lih
HONORETH NOT HIS OWN STATEf
BY Dwight Fl. Teter

c!ctal nature for west Virginia and the
Nation at large.
The next senator from West virginia
should be a man TO whom the peoN1" o.
the State could point with the ringer "'
pride and to whom the people ~ IA,
Nation could look for guidance IN M
tional affairs.
Tho next United States Senator from
IVES, Virginia should be man VINO
has proved himself capable and inter
lectually able to cope with IN" great
questions besetting the country today
and one whose voice would carry "''Fh'
and respect in the councils OF ms co.,
leagues.
Tho NEXT United States Senator from
West Virginia should be man VINO VIII
toxic an outstanding position III III" ="
nctment Of National legislation. ana one
who is capab,e Of giving West Virginia
a representation IN tn" Gr"ai hI''"
States Senate which will reflect Ma
tIonal credit and honor 10 the state. ms
we'll as great distinction to himself
The next United States Senator from
West Virginia should be man WIG
| will not be afraid u gct upon MS !cc'
! In tho senate chamber and defend tho
good name Of West Virginia, should II
| he subject 10 vicious and S'andeTons al
| taCks 10y senator from any "iher STATE
and one who can do this IN such man
ner Rs 10 win the plaud.ts OF n Eraieiu
| constituency.
| In short, tho next United States Sena
tor from West Virginia should &c
man Of the highest type Of nh!litE an'
| INTEGRITY and not one Of m"dioCr.ty.
The voters OF West Virginia have a.
nppor,unitv to select such 4 man TO
the United states Senate right now
After the experiences &c tho past &c"
years. il will DO strange. indeed. II IN
! responsibilities Of citizenship WI per
nit 'rhcm 70 make a gr.ci"ns mistake
al this time.
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Books in the Offing

THEY CALL ME CARPENTER ny
Cptou Sinclair.
Now appearing scrtaly in Htarsts
MAGAZINE.
pONCEISTORAL'd Dc ZACRlGI, by
Ernest Goodwin.
Now appearing sct'aI! N ~
Cures Magazine
CHARLES RfN. by Ethel VI. I'".i'
Now appearing scr!aily IN MINa'! :
MAGAZINE.
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READIN' AND WRlTlN
p1EAsANT TALKS ABOUT BOOKS AND
AUTHORS
EDITED BY GRANT ONERTON
EDITED BY GRANT ONERTON

tiles. When Ghost Meets Ghost and IL
Never Can Happen Again are ideal titLes'
Dickens was lazy-witness. NICHOLAS
Nickleby and David Coppernsld; the
name OF character means nothing I'M
less Il piqucs curiosity, like Quoed. Ihe
number Of titles derived from the h'o'e
--Afargaret Deland's The Vehement
Flame IS recent examplc-!S very
great. Too few titles appeal to tho
senses. 70 the sight. 10 the palate. |" the
hearing: which Is one reason why 'osmo
Hamilton's The Rustic OF SIX Is the
best title of 1922.
what's this. \ catalogue with an
explosion at the top Of the FIRST page
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Try This Book This Week

GIIMPSES OF THE MOON. by
Edith Wharton.
Tho story Of two young people or
the fashionable world whose mar
rIagcs goes wrong when they Try 10
live on nothing a year.
Published by Appleton.
or
SOME THINGS THAT NATTER
~ Lord Riddell
How to observe, what 10 read now
% concentrate. and other valuabI"
tip. from one Of the worlds Creates
newspaper proprictoTs.
Published BY poran.
OR
BOOKS AND CHAR, 'Ft.KS' b!
L.ytton StrachCy.
Fifteen studies OF Fr"" Nmcn and
Enslishmen. by the Aor OF
QUEEN VICTORIA. Published by
narcourt.
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Here's 1.-THE Earth's Story

Frederic Arnold Kummer. novelist ann
playwright. has KIDS ~ his oven. That's
the explanation Of the new series OF
hooks called Tho Earth's Story Il
which the first volume. The First
DAYS Of Man" Is now ready.
Ru, let's take look At Mr.. Hummer
through the eyes OF his twelre-ycar-"
daughter. Marion:
When he IL not working, he goes Tor
walk with the dogs. or tolls us most
any question We should ask almost Ike
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ready. sign on the dotted l!ne.......,..
when the new book comes along. wen
notify YOU. No obligation on your
mart" Or words to that effect. \ splen-
did scheme" Wen assert II Is. saves
US all the troubl" OF keeping track OF
new hooks bv about two dozen authors
work We always want 10 see,
Good bookstores will get You any BOOK
that's n print; and sometimes they can
get you q copy Of a book that's out OF
print-wh!ch means a second hand carY'
Of course. though Il may be in almost
ncrrcct condition. II YOU buy regularly
Won can open an account with thcm'
Once they know what YOU ike 10 read
they'll tip YOU IN 10 books YOU'D o'her'
wise miss. One Of the best stores IN
N ecountry keeps q card index OF AL
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Their Colleges

rrlnccton-Booth T ar KIN Z n H.
Henry Van Dyke and +. Scott fi'G'
gerald
Morley.
yalc-Donald Ogden Stewart.
Oven Johnson end Sinclair Lewis.
hamilton 80 Samuel Hopkins Ad-
ans.
.Harvard--John Dos Passos. Hey
vood B-oun and !. 2. MarQuard.
Smith-DOrothy Spcare.
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Barber ShalI-I part your hair -
tina, YOUR bald spot Is not in evidence:
Cuetomer-Ry no means. ! am SUING
nv wife for divorce. and that bald spot
"a part Of the cvidence.-Ne~ lorS
Sun.
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and this legend: r o NJ. (Which eH-
mains itself. in a line below. as "Bul!e-
tin or Many Books" The catalogue
comes from bookstore. from very
good bookstore. II ia not the only good
bookstore in the L. 5. OF course. There
are quite a number OF good bookstores
+, the L. S. And II you aren't at home
IN one, You're missing something. Our
advice Is: Stop in all bookstores you
Coma across. unt.l YOU find good one:
Won will know It by the DlcasantneSs
and fr!cndliness and intelligence shown
IN the place. and by the service II gives
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PEN POM T S.

Who invented titles for books, any
way
IA aid the would no service Lit
erature Is full Of misleading t.eS.
Their, is pure food law that sees '!'''
food Is labeled properly. but there no
law TO see that books are !aoe'eu pro
perly.
We once suggested that the tito be
abolished entirely. "a II Is In the beS,
music where composers work IS
opus Four or symphony No ?. or
s!xs has no title except very general
one life Love Song ~ "Minuet' And
there's no confusion Il You say. "a
lcrewskps MinYet." everyone fainNAr
with music knows the pirce. you mean:
,rd "Nozar.'s NiUct" tn 20 further
d-.,!'s IN alwavS Understood 20 reIeT
70 the ono from Don Giovanni.
Book t.tles-hut let us list a few. to-
sether with our objections to them:
II winter Comes-too fanciful
Rabbit. tho new Sinclair Lewis novel
great SoapmakerS
The Sin Of Monsieur PettIpor-aver-
rx. Anericon can't pronounce Il: gives
no clue to the book being a collection
Of highly humorous short stories; TOO
ionR.
The sheik-not suggestive enough.
The Revolt Against Civilization
meaningless
The Prairie Chlld-risleading rs
all about his silly mother.
The Rubaiyat OF Omar Khayyam-
PEOPLE 70 go into bookstores and ask
for The Ruby Yacht.
we'll. there are few. We could 60
on almost indefinitely. Besides the I'm.
possibility. sometimes. OF getting a
good title. there's the agony authors
frequently undergo getting a title that
will do" II they write the book and
trust 70 luck for title when they're
finished. they're usually stung. II
they try TO find tho right title he
forehaud. by the time they've thought
81 Il they're all worn out. too exhaust.
ed to write line. II they try 10 think
OF title while they're writing. Il both
ers them 40 they can't pay proper at
tentlon 20 the story. Some fall back on
imitation: Charley Norris having writ
ten a novel OF marriage called Brass
we expect some one will write the story
OF an engagement and call K Platinum
William De Morgan was q wizard for
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on. 10 be In bookstore now no"
that summers come \ nice. cool. rhth-
or dark. quiet bookstore. with JUST
chance 10 browse about.
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Tho particular bookstore that sends
us B q. NJ. r. gives excellent service
FOR example: Frequently It puts a slip
~ new book saying something Ike
th,s. III YOU like this book and want 10
road the authors neat one when X Is
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searching on, thos" who Will be inter-
ested IN particular hook. either nc
ton or non-Hctton But the bookstore
IS the most satisfactory way, all rounn.
and the bookstores In existence II
hasn', got to he established.
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Put ,here--rcad Tho Haunted NOOK
shop" by Christopher Morley. we can
simply put you off with that ana ulrn
we can slip out...... to-a pooNS'o'o VIC
know.
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hooks ordered by It's customers. AZ the
end o. wear. the clerk pluCks Nonr cara
out Of the flc. sccs that you bought
Queen Victoria and lar!man'9 bog
ranhy md Crome Yellow and Mortal
Coils She rcclsss!hcs your card so that
sch can let you know when new o'-
opraphv or n new book by Aldous AUX
lev is published. Or perhaps YOU ooNsh'
,hrec hooks for your children and mo
rns, new novels. 1t doesn't matter; the
store has line on the Kind OF BOOKS
yuu are lntcrcstc Idn.
Good stun, No wonder this particular
stare cells seven times as many books
now as Il d!d a few years ago
The French used to say that, IN a
crime. the problem WAS always. Emo
the woman" In publishing ana S",'.ns
hooks, the problem Ia always Find the
rcader"-and more than half IN" limo
iba,'s "Eind the woman likewise. y"
pcrfect way has been discovered '''
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The Author to His P ublishel

don't care how YOU print the th'ne'
Nor whore YOU advertise It;
don, care what the critics say
Nor If they all dcspisc It.
Rut--here's tho pO!nt-watch out OF
else
prenarc to stand the racket;
Nv vito has set her heart upon
A bright rcd-ycllow Jacket.
Hcr taste in this | don't defend,
And vet understand IL.
Her idea? We'll. it's fair to YOU
, To tell, II you demand It.
You see. she buys me neckNeS' les
+ give them TO fellow
! Who runs our elevator. for
They're always bright rcd-y"Now.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-31

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-31

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