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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO. Nov. 2S-H0GS-Reeeipt
$4,000; market 1Oc higher; top, $3.50 {;
bulk, SSdSS0; heavy weight, SSOSdS3O 4;
medium weight. SsI5d $50: light light,
SSl5MS25; light lights, SS2jTS.Jo ;
heavy packing. smooth. S7.50d7S5; pack
ing sows, rough. ST.35@76O; pigs, $3.50
$50
sHEEP-Receipts, 1900; market
steady 10 strong: lambs, Sl3@l4 90. Gull
and common, S9.256i2.T5: yearling weth-
ers. 50 25dl250; ewes, Si.75q775; Gull
and common, S4.75GT.95
CATTLE-Receipts, 1000; market
strong TO higher; choice and prime, Sll.7l
d13.GO: medium good, S7dl1.75; common.
S5d7: good and choice, S9.65M II 70; com
mon medium. S5d965, butcher cattle,
beifers. 81 5Od 1908; COWS, S3.6OMs, bulls.
IS $4,000; Gamer cutters, S275M3Bo ,
Gamer steers, S3G795; veal calves, $50
MS7j; feeder calves. S525M7.b0s StOcker
steers, S417JO; stockeT cows, heifers, So
M525.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
Local Business College Fire
Is Winner at Plymouth, 1912

The south Bend Business College
basketball team last night Travelled
90 Plymouth and defeated the strong
American Legion FIVE OF that city
in a well PLAYED game. 10 20 IL.
Radebaugh and Edner played good
for the local team.
The Business College team. which
is coached by Rhodes. former star
OF the "Y' team. lined up with
Y oder at center. MaNey and Stookey
at guards and Edner and Rada-
bauEh az the forwards. Efforts are
being made 10 secure a game with
the Michigan City y" team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
cHICAGO PRoDVCF.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-BUTIER-Re
ceipts, 5.127 tubs creamery, extra, - l5c
extra frsts, ielsd52l2c; frsts, asa 4Oc
packing stock 3ld 33c.
EGGS-Receipts. ISL cases; miseel-
laneous 4504Sc; ordinary fissts. 40M45c
frsts, 47G5lc; checks, 2lI22c; dirties
23d 24c
25isc; young Americas, 25I4c; longhorns,
25i4c: brick, pc.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, 35c; chick
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
STOCKS CLIMB AS
HOLIDAY NEARS
Bear Operators Desire to Re-
main COvered-Stude-
baker Responds.

Days total sales $4,000
shares.
Twenty industrials averaged
$3.50, net gain III. High 1922.
l03.43; low, 1859.
Twenty railroads averaged
$3.50, net gain 1.33. High 1922,
93.99; low 73.43.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29


yesterday afternoon to assist in the
apprehension OF chicken thieves who
have been lnfestlng the countryside
around 81. Joseph. Mich.
Fifty Rhode nd Reds were re-
ported stolen from near 81. Joseph
Monday night. According 20 the
sheriff at 81. Joseph. more than
1000 chickens have been stolen
from that vicinity this fall.
These heavy earrings the girls wear
are artistic and besides they keep the
cars from Tapping.
n. W. Evans. 41s15 S. William st..
reported 10 the police a. o'clock
last night that his Ford touring car.
bearing Michigan license No.
26s25s, was stolen from in front Of
his residence about O'Clock yester-
day afternoon.
NeighbOrs notified Evans that the
machine was seen f0eiug drawn away
from the place by Chevrolet coupe.
Thrill in planting o narcissus buIg
comes when guessing ~ II will be
Chinese lily. Jonqun or onion.
Roy Carlson, II years old, i16 w.
Washington St, was arrested at AIS
o'clock yesterday afternoon by State
ofncer Otstot and Oficer x. Smith
and held for the Elkhart police.
The charge for which Carlson IS
wanted by the Elkhart police was
not stated and he Is being held
awaiting the arrival OF an officer
from that city.
The bls apple crop We reported re-
Gently Is big cider crop now.
Suit for the collection of an un-
paid account OF $3.50 alleged to be
owed by Marion G. Staley to the
Certain-teed Products Co. was filed
in Superior court No. Tuesday.
When prize fighters condition is not
o. n. IL Is often X. o. IL you know what
h. %. means.
NHITING-TOny Gulstski, while
travelling at high speed on a motor
cycle. failed 10 make up his mind
quickly enough which OF two routes
ne wanted 10 take, and crashed into
a telephone pole, fracturing his
skull.
Hitting the ground Is much easier than
hitting golf ball because the ground is
80 much larger.
IAPORTE-Motion for the an
n p
the case of Russell Lingsrd, charged
with embezzling funds said TO total
over $4,000 from the water works
department OF Michigan City, was
filed in Circuit court here. Judge
Richter named four judges and one
attorney from which a selection will
be made. They are as follows:
Judge Loring of Porter County Cir
cult court. Judge Walter A. Funk OF
ST. Joseph County Circuit court,
Judges Dare and Montgomery OF 81.
Joseph County Superior courts and
Arthur L. Hubbard. attorney OF
South Bend.
If we got everything we wanted there
wouldn't be room TO put IL.
MUNCIE-A Muncie meat cutter
overcharged woman customer
early in the morning but when he
closed his shop that night he walked
eight blocks out OF his way 10 re-
fund her the money.
A Judgment OF $500 Is asked by
the Chaplin State bank because OF
Joe Szabo's alleged failure 10 pay
a note for 500, in a suit fled In SUI
perior court No. Tuesday. The
note was dated Nov. 7, 1874 and was
20 run 80 days with interest at
eight per cent, according 10 the
complaint.
Routine business was discussed at
the regular meeting OF the South
Bend Mailmen's association yester,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

Commerce.
a baby born in New York was FIVE
feet tall. II was n giraffe.
NOBLESVILLE-E Lamb, So
a Civil war veteran has been suffer,
ing with the hiccoughs for II days
and his condition is becoming ser
ious.
life - ups and downs. II there were
no downs how could there be upse
COLUNTBUS-Ohci OF the In.
terstate Public Service company
charge that the city OF Columbus has
been using twice as much current as
it has been paying for, due to a de-
fective meter.
Some people find their most pleasant
reflections in q mirror
ZIONSVILLE-Zeke Stun Is ex-
hibuing "A black raccoon which he
killed while hunting, and, according
10 old hunters here, the animal is
very rare for this vicinity.
suppose you were the sultan of Turkey ?
He IL away from home and 500 wives
running up bills on him.
Howard Il. Ballard is alleged TO
be owing S65s.31 on account 10 the
Sinclair Refining Co, in a suit filed
in Superior court No. 2 Tuesday for
the collection OF that amount.
What this country needs Is pipes that
will stay lit without pufing.
WARSAW-Seyeral cases Of
dyphtheria have developed In War
saw during the last few days
They threaten TO broadcast grand opera
i'm German. but this threat won't make
US cancel the debt.
Dismissal of the charge of vehicle
taking made by the state against
Clyde Neider. was asked for in the
Circuit court Tuesday. Neider is
charged in the affidavits filed, with
driving away two front wheels of
Ford car belonging to Joseph
Grippe"
II il estimated cigarets have burned
one billion holes in shirts.
\ Ford coupe, reported stolen from
its parking place on a local street
Monday night, was found by Elk
hart police Tuesday morning, aban-
doned sometime during the night by
the thieves. Local authorities have
advised the owner, Hubert Lepley.
620 z. LaSalle av.
Tho last rose of summer has gone. but
the last nose of the RUNNER Is yet to
come,
Football backs are very forward young
men, IL you cnre for such things.
The annual dance of the B'naI
Birth will be held in the Rotary
room OF the Oliver hotel this even
ing. Many out-of-town guests are
expected 20 attend and an out-of-
town orchestra will furnish music
for the program of dances.
what's in a name? Maine National
Guard cavalry has Major Gallup.
Herman Suabedisson, a milk deal
err of 1921 n. johnson st. reported
to the police last night that he
found the lost calf on Marion St,
but was unable 10 learn the identity
or the owner until he saw the above
story in yesterdays issue Of the
News-Times.
Suabedisson was unable to reach
Franklin by phone and informed the
police that Franklin could obtain his
calf by communicating with him.
Why doesn't an auto maker put out a
1923 model with ready bent tenders SO
10 always will look new?
The regular Sunday schedule will
be in effect Thanksgiving Day on
all city car lines. The first cars on
al! lines, however. will leave in time
10 connect with the : a. m. interur-
ban cars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
MARKETS


INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2s.-HOGS-Re-
CENTS. 1000; market loo higher; best
heavies, s. 30d S.35; medium mixed $50
6IS25. common choice, SS.S5GS4O; bulk
OF sales, SS.S5.
Receipts, 800: market steady ;
top, So
CALVES Receipts, 400, market active,
50c-S1 higher; top, S1l50.
CATTLE-ReceiPte, 500; market
steady: steers, S1ldl2; cows and helfers,
SCOOPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
LIBERTY BONDS.

LIBERTY BONDS.
5l5's. $4,000.
First "A :, $9S.22.
Second AIS, $9774
Third AIS, $9S.34.
Fourth, 414's. S9S.O2.
Fifth, AZ s, $1,000.
Called 54's94s4, 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
EoUTH HEep mNrKrr..


Corrected Daily ~ n. A. Rowe. so y.
Michigan q. Pione Lincoln SelaA
SEEO MARkEr
CLOVER-Aedlum RED selling SIC.
mammoth red. SIC swee; ci-rs- So
HAY. STRAW AND FED.
Corrected Daily by she Wesley M.uss
Flour and Feed Co. eco ;. Michigan -.
Phone Main Ss5l
CORE-paying 0oc, ceiling Tn7 SO
CLOVER SEED - Paying s.. sslling
$40.
ALSIKE-Seuing $40
ALFALFA-SeEinS sIH
HAf-Paylng SO. le.l.ng Sco8.e PEI
ton.
TISOTHY-Seuine SsO0 uer ba
HIDES AID TALLOW.
Corrected Daily - = ". Lippusn. en
-. Main 81. Phone Main 2sI.l
HIDES-7G l0c; calfskins loGl5c
BEESWAN-25c0S 5c per 10
WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC.
tCorrrcted Daily by ID. h. Morgan, star
Hitls. Hydrauiic az. Phone I.-5o97l
CGRN-payinE G5c selling Sc
OATS-PayluE soc: selling C0c.
RAE-Paying soc.
MIDpLINGS-Sel Selling S1.T5 cwt
BRAN Selling 81 IN cwl
SCRATCH FEED-Se,lin- So IS cE1.
WHEAT Pay ng Sl-23 per bu.
SEED BUCkWHEAI - Paying 81 IS
ceiling Si.5G
CHoP FEED-sie % cv-.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
corrected DAILY BY brotherhood Grocer
elo y. Malr q. l'hone M-l15dl
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CALI
foTDia naval oranges, SOc dozen.
FRESH EGGS-plYiuE d1r. selling 60C.
BITTER N3c- SELLING 5>Hef~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
CLdyPooI High School Art
Instructor Soon to Wed

CLAYPOOL, Ind. Nov. 2S-M!ss
Blanche Diver. art instructor Of
the Ciaypool high school. and Har-
old Chambers are TO be married in
the near future, according 20 an
announcement made at q party CIV
en- BY Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sanders
OF Warsaw and at which the bride
20 be and Mr.. Chambers were the
guests OF honor.
z. e. Cleaners. Main 700.
adv. 2C2tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITS-Mrs. +. G. Farr,
went too far in asking for her fifth
divorce. Il think you have had all
you are entitled TO-" Judge Backner
declared.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

Veterans Of Foreign Wars Thanks,
giving eve dance a. Moose hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

3. e. Cleaners, Main 7Os
adv. 332tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

ems. i6aioc; springs. fs-. ROSTERS. 17ci
geese. loc: ducks lgc
POTATOES ReceIpts ff8 cars. WIE-
cousin round white. $500. Idaho rus
sets No I. Sf.l0t Minnesota anl Moth
Dakota Red River Ohlos. soc
NEAL-O 90 ~ lbs. Eec ~ 20 80 lbs
i0Illc; 20 % 10 lbs 1iTI8c. fancy
thick, 13c; overwe sAt. I'D 90 175 ihs.
5dSc-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

EAST BUFFALO. y. T. Nov g.
CATTLE Receipts 80. market SOW.
steady shipping steers. S10u ffIo butch
er grades S~nQ. cows. SiT5G5T5
Receipts. 900 market active
81 up; Gull 90 choice. Ssri3 On.
HOGS-Receints. GOO market slow p
io-l5c lower Workers. SSS5sf~ 90 ri-s
SSeoH9. mixed. SS.151f ~ heavy. 81. 80 f.
roughs, STn7.-5 stays. sos
SHEEP AND EAMBS-Rara. : 1u0 +.
market active choice lambs. SIEr1T fo-
Gull TO fair. SSuif; yearliugs. SIZED
sheep. S3IS.J0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
HERE and THERE and EVER YWHERE

day afternoon at the Chanoer OF
Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

a baby born in New York was five
feet tall. II was n giraffe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

NOBLEsVILLE-Erie Lamb, So,
a Civil war veteran has been suffer.
ing with the hiccoughs for II days
and his condition is becoming ser
ious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

life . ups and downs. II there were
no downs how could there be upse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
The New Generation
loan IS SURPRISED BY A VISIT
By Jane Phelps

, cu'ly sweet"
Do you believe i. is all your fault
she dorsn'; marry"
My fault"
Yes. III bet you are :" blame. II
YOU should get mayricd III bet sh"
wouldn't wait long before she follow
I'll your example
Someone's rapping, Martha please
upeu tn" door.
"YcS. Miss Hayden lives here. VIII
YOU come in?" Martha ushered In
I'LL. .uoL-,ookinG. honcst-taCed young
r.In who seemed little embarrassed.
Joan rose.
"Ion't you remember nv. Joan:
Ma,roim Frost"
.Or course | do Joan gave him ooth
her hands Il knew your face n once.
but il has been so long since nave
seen you. ard You have ChaNS"d So
couldn'; place you. Martha, this Is MI.
rrost--MiSs Hardy. Malcolm
After the introduction had been duly
acknowledged. Joan said;
"Malcolm and l used to make mud
MES togcth"r when Wa w"r" chi'dren'
acd r / remember right he kissed me-
TOO. Mother made him kiss her also
;neu gave US cookies. What AwtuIS
Good hines We used u Eav" didn't We.
Malcolm? You must tell me a" "oout
,,.rybofy. all tho boys and girls l
us,I 10 know. Mother will be so glad
10 see YOU"
Your mother was awfully clever in
IN. way Al. handled Us youngsters. Is
:. I'M - c,,yrr"'' Was MulcolmS re-
tort.
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Is thcrs something wrong ana IN
human with 4 girl because she does nor
care 10 leave parents she Is exceedingly
fond Of ami the very pleasant and COM
Portable home they provide. 20 marry
Is X any disgrace 10 be an old maid
Why is il that women who have mar
rieI and apparently are not so very
happy. nevertheless. are always talking
70 their unmarried friends about get
tIug married and ri'yjng them and r''
tron.zinE them
These re .Nr"" questions which Il
Letter Friend ;.sHS.
am going !" answer the last one first
because II l.. IN a way. The Key u the
whole matter.
The Married Are tho Pack
The reason Why n" unmarried pity
and pHtrouixc tn" married = because
marriage IS IA" normal. the married.
r,nres"rt the pack. the group. ;hc herd.
and the unmarried are the individuals
who are outside and therefor" 70 be
ni'ied and looked down upon hE those
Who are INSIDE.
There : no question: whatever but
what there are many Individuals VIII"
Y.nId und more HAPPINESS IN If" out
OF rarrlt.," than Within the holy bonds
u would 10 Il different kind oC happi-
ness. uC course. but .SoTn" o: Us are httch
for one Kind og happiness and some tor
another.
Some Very Happy Unmarried People
Some Of the napp!est people I have
ever known have been unmarried people
I am thinking. for instance. OF a WON
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she flashed the full line of her teeth
and with an intensity his features III
concealed lie noted how sweet her
shroat rs It nrchcd.
Its the spring fever gets INSIDE or
mo and makes me 50 stretchy, Miss
Sadie. It's n good thing trade is slow
down here in the basement to-day, be-
cause it's the same with me every year;
the Saturday before sprinG-openins
week l just Gct TO feeling like all out
doors"
Wait TIL you see me with new red
shane. Dee Dec's got TO lend me the
price for two yards OF threc-!nch red
satin ribbon for my spring opening.
His heart rose In his throat.
! II bet you look swell in red. MISS
Sadie. But n girl like YOU looks swell
! in anything"
! Reds my color Dee Dee says my
mama was gay one, too when II came
, to color. Gimme red every time. Dee
! nae's the ono that's always Kicking
aroinst rcd; she lays ! got too flashy
taste
SAY, If she keeps bossing and boss
ing at you. what do you keep on living
with her for''
"Wouldn't You live with your own
mothers sister if she raised you from
kid? What am l going 10 do. put her IN
cold storage. now that her eyes are go
Ing back on her. Up IN the ribbons she
can't hardly keep her colors graduated
no more, that's low blind she's getting
What am rors TO do?
Honest, Ms Sadie. l didn't know
q ~
cyrs WAS bad | just thought she was
some old girl up in the ribbons you was
living with for company. Honest. l
didn't know she had bad eyes Gee.
"No. they amt bad. Only she's so
,.ltnd she reads her paper upside down
and rrts sore If YOU tell her about It.
And me thinking she was nothing
but = near sighted old crouch with
name like a sparrow.
Miss Barnet laughed with an upward
trll.
Dee Dec amt her real name. When
WAS 4 Kid and she took me 10 raise
that's the way l used to pronounce
,unt Edith. Gee. YOU don't think Dee
Zee WAS the name they spr!nhicd on
her when they chrl*tcned her, did you
Max Mcltz.r leaned To Tie breath OF
hcr laughter as II he would MI his lungs
with it. &c.,
Gee. bat you're cute little lady
when YOU laugh like that.
SAY. and amt you 4 fresh!c. Jus'
hccau&c You're going 10 he promoted 10
buyrr for your department won't gel
your picture in the sunday supplement
No wh!tc-EoOds buyer / know OF ever
had to build white marble libraries OF
present 4 hrcad-line To the c'iE TO Ge'
rid Of his p!n-moncy.
"Sav, amt II hot? With the opening
on Monday. they better get the rams
working. Last year three girls kerIci
Honest sometimes l think Id raihe'
snend the summer und'r the daisies OUT
on the hill than down here in this base
mcnt."
"Don't I wish ! had an auto I" take
YOU spinning in tonight
"Ynu ought 20 sec tho Eyer fricnd
NJ mine has got \ Mercury Six with
q limousine top Ike n Crand-opcca box
"Yo!r-yo II guess II
Won 90, swell friends Ike that. h"a'
excursion down the river amt got nucf
Of a sound for you
IIn saws he's got = launch In sum
mer--" $780,
honest. Miss Sadie. didn't kno"
irving for the better part Of two weeks
I, al; permission 4 | could com" ?n'
cal, on you some evening. Miss sane
but" ,,..
"WhNons, amt he The dar"d"vi'
"Srhe frs, boat OF the season Mss
Sadie. swell new one they call th'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

1t is known in evcry0n"'S cNr"ri'n' .
chat there are ep!dcmirs "t colds. fF""
ono case alone practically the Nh"."
rorrc Of an Office, 4 Workshop g. Il Ia
,ory. will. likely as not, presently "'
suffering. and that acUt"!y too. An en-
nloy" coming into ;hc Office snee1inE'
Snufrl'us. whcezy and thick Of spec"
had best hc sent home until h" hat re-
20, cred. no matter AZ what cost or sac
r,ncc.--it will bc found (" pay al
around In the end.
How are cold to b" prcrcni"d'
Tho first consideration. in 80 IL" as
modern living conditions VIII permit
IS 20 live the hygienic life. This Is I"
rise b"timrs. battle well. eat sow
three meals Of wholesome food a Gay :
ne in the sun and open air a great d''.:
drink generously Of water at Ira%t be-
tween meals: he very moderate IN or
,hs,aiu from the us" % Tobacco" or ai'"-
bol. No catarrh can l." cured aS Ion-
"a = smoker smokes. Tea ~ Tar TO"
much the Triple OF women. On" SHOULD
avoid dusty, damp and foul air; Sh'ui"
work only In rooms well Ncnu!a'ed;
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married may have-more peace. more
contentmcnt, more freedom Is "ttcn
theirs,
Surely no woman should marry J"-t
because IT Is the thing 10 do, !! Sh'
feels within herself no vital urge. An"
no woman should allow the patronage
or the pity of those who ar" marie"
(and perhaps secretly wish th"F were
NOT to AFFECT her conduct, or her SAY
isfaction In that conduct
Tomorrow What Tic THINKS az inc
Woman Driver.
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HEALTH Talks s
By John b Huber AM,MD
EPIDEMICS OF COLDS

From one contagion men never fy-that Of joy
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mnlt. : r. ~ Inches high Should WrIEI
rs pounds.
ignorant absolutely on subject n
rcro<iho Wouldn't use anything hu
clrctrrlyeis for hair on lip.
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ITO be Continued Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

Some Of the happ!est people I have
ever known have been unmarried people
7 am thinking. for instance. OF wom-
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CnhpIer
On q slope n white Srinkl!ng or Wood
ancmancs lay ahead like patch or linen
lIcorhInr in the sun. From 4 valley n
lark cut n swift diagonal upward Win
= coloratura burst OF song. stream
slirDrd it's lee and took UP its murmur
where II had left or. \ truant sHueich-
cd his toes in the warm mud and let II
oozc over and between them.
\ mole stirred in it's hole. and De-
cause spring will find n way. even down
in the bargain basement OF the TItanlc
store which Is far below the level OF
the mole, Sadie Baruc., VINO had never
sc.n q wood anrmonr and never SniHed
rC thuw or the wet wild smell or Fio-
lets. felt the blood rise in her veins ike
san. and across the aisle behind me
whitc-goods counter Max Meltzer with
cd in his woolcuS and Sadie Barnet, pre-
siding over hin of specially priced
lnill-cuds in m.d-aislc between the
white goods and the muslin underwear.
leaned toward him. and her smile was
as vivid as her lips.
"Say. Nax. guess why I think you're
H." a ru,hHr band"
Classic Delphi WIS never moro ready
with amLiguouS rctort
Behind Il stack Of Joy-of-the-l.onm
bod-shccte. Max McItzer CROPPED for or
u.ular divnatinn. and his hcartheats
Nuttcrci in his voice.
Like Il rubber hand:
"Ych"
"GIv,. up"
well. | don't know. Miss Sadie. un-
r.s:--uulcss it's hrcaUSc I'm stuck on
ynu."
L., ,,,. rSccti,, rrltTr gar q: the nm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

All injuries addressed Ia nr. HUBER
IN care Of the "lIcalth Talks" depart
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