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A. Co. of Am. rs, 1925. 1O3hj103N
Am. T. & T. SIS, 1922. -. 1O0M 1OOh
Am. T. & T. SIS, 1924. 1O1H 101%
Am. Tob. Co. rs, 1923. 102H 1929
Ana. Copper SIS, 1929. 10OS l1O1
Ana. Copper rs, 1929. 103it 1C3&
Anglo-Am. Oil TVS, 1925. 103 x IOl%
Armour & Co. rs, 1890. 104ll OAR
Atlantic Ref. 6h's, 1881 lO3as 1O3,s
Beth. Steel rs, 1923. 1O4 u tIO4X
Canadian Pac. SIS, 1924. 101 i 1O1h
C.,C.C.&St.L. 6's, 1929. 100 " llOOis
Con. Gas N. Y. rs, 1922. 100 u lOiIs
Con. Gas N. Y. rs, 1925. 122k lI22%
Sop. Exp. "A" SIS. 1924. 102k 103%
Cop. Exp. "a" 5's, 1925. 103h 1924
Cud. Pck. Co. rs, 1923. 1O1A 102
DUPONT TVS, 1881. ..... 107% l07h
B. F. Goodrich rs. 1925. 103hs 1884
Good. T. Il r. SIS, 1881. &. 1918 1902
Gulf Oil Cor. rs. 1898. :. 104 104!4
Hum. o. & Ref. rs. 1928 1O0H 1O1
Kan. City Ter. 6's, 1923. 101 V 101S
Ken. Cop. rs, 1880. -. :. 1o4x 105
Lib, Men. & L. rs, 81 90 s9k
=. -. =. ASSN. 61a 's,'31 102A 1929
N. Y. Cent. rs, 1880. -. 1861 l105h
Proc. & Gam. rs, 1923. 10lS 1919
s., Roe. & Co. rs, 1922 100 " 100 u
s.. zoe. & Co. rs, 1923. 101 Y l0tts
Southwest Bell rs, 1926. 1902 hl102 u
Swift & Co. rs. 1925. 101 X 102k
Swift & Co. TSP 1881. =. 102% 1903
Texas Co. rs. 1923. .... 101 1o1N
Tn. Tank Car rs. 1890 103k t103h
u. s. Rub. Co. rs. 1928. 102 " 102ss
West. Elec. rs, 1925. 10Sh l10s%
w. Elec. & Mfg. 1881 107k l107%
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Liberty Bonds.

furnished by w. b. Hibbs a Co
ClnaipO nriraa.
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oil Stocks.

(Fnrnished by w. B. Hihhs a COY
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Chicago Board Of Trade.
FURNISHED by w. p. Hibbs q Co,

1y
Open. High. Low Close close.
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New York Cotton Market.

FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs a Coz
Closing prices: Y'y',
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Short Term Securities.

Bid. Offer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Package sale now on at Red cross
Pharmaey.-adN
Tubbs snowshoes. skis ard taberean.
at Browns Drug stere asis
Cork linoleum. Geld Seat rugs mr&
piece goods. Special EFiees ~ssg
outfitter, 10 Keith a2enae as
The annual mestssw e w
Masons viii ~ hsS FvWAN
20, at 7s30 1oseYA esfsss
Look over nm
fruits and candv
the right pfles Al
store. adv
One cab hsms
a miilionaifs ~ q
l3-aere farm
with dne haasF s
are nos uaesia4 a
wood hoofs IN ASSES
garage. ett. FlassAH
few rods % seaesf
leaving towu sns aae
sale. Only kssna M
cottage in esth&nRs as H M
Perry Real Estate sReng
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
TALK or THE TOWN

Fifty-cent whole Jumbo sailed pea
nuts, 33c at RusselPs. adv.
"The day of the Knight is here
Willys-Knight motor cars.adv.
Something Of soc value for 35c in
package sale at Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Saturday and Sunday special, fancy
assorted chocolates, per pound zoe. At
Marchetti's Fruit store.-adv.
If the little girl who called at the
Walk Over store this morning for a
pair of lost mittens will call again she
can obtain them, as they have been
found.
Special sale: Ladies' winter coats.
These have not been picked over. A ma
jority of them delivered lis Dec. 20 by
American Express Co. Latest styles
and colors and lowest prices. Sadlier,
10 Keith avenue. adv.
New Year celebration, under the an
spices of Clan Gordon, No. 2, o. S. G.,
will be held in the Worthen hall Dec.
80 at 8 p. m. Refreshments and dane
ing. Tickets may be had from the
committee. James Hogg,
sec
have just opened an up-to-date shoe
repairing shop at No. Granite street.
New machinery Of latest model has
Just been installed. My Is years expe-
rience convinces me that can guar
antee all work performed. Your pat
ronage is solicited. Prices reasonable.
Give me trial and be convinced. Frank
Rao, Granite street.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29

Christmas decorations were used and
here, too, was Christmas tree which
held the consolation prizes and favors
for all. Elaborate refreshments were
served, the hostess being assisted by
Mrs. J. II. Burleigh and Mrs. d. II.
Burdick. There were four tables of
bridge. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs Bertel I. Perry and Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Perry Of Schenectady,
M. Y.
Mrs Alice A. Mower and Miss Bea-
trice Mower of Canton, N. Il, stopped
here with Mrs. Movers brother, +. j..
Purvee, for Christmas before going to
Barre for the rest of their vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. George Troupe of Barre
were holiday guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Park. Mr.. Troup is brother
Of Mrs, Park
Miss Priscilla Miles has returned to
her duties in the Office of the Vermont
state hospital, after visiting at her
home in Barre.
Mrs. Loren Eldredge, who has been
nursing sore hand, is back at the
garage for part Of the day.
In the write up of midnight frol-
les" at city hall in st. Adams ON Tues
day night, one notices among the
names of the % young ladies who took
part in Jingle Bells" that of Blanch
Cooley, who is the granddaughtets of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Pixley of this
town.
Mrs. Alma Smith Of Ferfisburg has
returned home after after being
guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Walker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
TALK or THE TOWN

New Years cards at browns Drug
store. adv.
Package sale now on at Red Cross
Pharmacy adv.
Closing out all footwear at cost
price Call at | Pearl street.--adv.
For plumbing aid heating call James
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. S23-W.
adv.
Be sure to see our complete display
Of fresh fruits and candy. Bargains
every day. At Marchetti's Fruit store.
adv.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, win
be closed all day Monday, Jan. !, 1923,
New Years day.--adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
CRANITEVILLE

New Years ball, given by Council
fhamplain. No 253, of L. U. ST. Jean
Baptiste d'Amerique, gymnasium hall,
upper Granitepille, Jan |. Jacobs
orchestra FIVE pieces. Dancing 10 l..
Admission, Sl.25 per couple. Extra
ladies', 25c. Lunch served free.--adv.
Notice: Special meeting of local 423,
engineers union, will be held in Gil
berts hall Friday evening, Dee. %, at
sharp. Business Of Importance to
every member to come before the meet
ing. Per order secretary.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
WILLIAMsTOWN

As we will not be able TO use our
truck for delivery, we shall be obliged
to ask our customers here in the vii
lage to get their orders in before !
o'clock if they wish to have them de-
livered the same day. All orders TAX
en- after | o'clock viii be delivered the
following day. G. NJ. Seaver & Co..
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
NOTICE

During January, February and
March, will give a limited number
of practical lessons in acting. stage
department, correct speaking, makeup,
etc, giving actual experience in plays;
also a working knowledge of picture
acting
Having worked under some of the
best directors in New York City i can
give you the benefit of long experience,
and also assist you in securing an en-
gagement if so desired.
For further information address:
Miss Nellie Gill, Plainfeld, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
RANDOLPH
Auto With Runners Under Forward
Wheels Tipped Over.

NFf~N 1880
A party of men go from this place go
each morning to East Granville, where
they have employment in the Novelty
factory at that place. The trip is
made by automobile and this week
Tuesday morning they started out as
usual with the auto equipped with
runners instead of the forward wheels,
and when well on their way the auto
struck something an dit turned over
spilling the occupants out. None were
injured seriously, but one escaped
with sprained ankle, and Others suf-
fered more or less bruises Some
escaped with no injury at all, and viii
be able to resume their work in the
near future.
MRS Everett Edison and her daugh-
ter, Eleanor, left on Thursday for New
London, Conn, where they went for a
few days visit with friends, Miss Mari
on Allen accompanied them to pass
several days with her brother, who
has fine position in that city.
Fern Rebekah lodge held it's annual
meeting on Tuesday night and elected
the borrowing OhnceIS- NODe EThnus
Mrs. Grace, Campbell. vice grand, Mre.
II. Il. Patch; secretary, Miss Mildred
Fuller; treasurer. Mrs. Jula Allen
The appointed officers will be made
known and the installation take place
in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo have returned
from a few days stay in Gaysyille,
where they went 10 pass the holiday
at the home of the latter's father,
John Chedel.
Prof. and Mrs. Lewis Flint Of Bur
lington, after passing the holiday
here, have returned to their home in
Burlington.
Mrs. Hazel Slack Nicholsl of Royal |
ton aftes passing short time with
her father, w. c. Slack, returned to
her home on Thursday.
Mrs. Katherine Wiley after being
the guest Of Mrs. Wiley at the home
Of Lyman Hutchinson, for time, has
returned to her home in West Newton,
Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
In Loving Remembrance.

In loving memory Of our dear par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kesson,
late Of Barre.
just a thought of sweet remembrance,
just memory fond and true;
Just token of affection
And heartache still for you.
Inserted by their family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
SOUTH BARRE

The South Barre grange surprised
another of its members last evening,
when Mrs. j. H. Worcester was pre-
scented apair Of mahogany candlesticks
in recognition of her faithful and will
ing services as pianist. The program
presented was as follows: Vocal solo.
Alex Thow; reading, Mrs Grace Dud-
lev; five tahleaux; song, mixed quartet
recitation, G. J. Seager, grand march
by states and capitals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
UNION DRY GOODS co.

Their heard of your A. j. P. Rheumatic
Remedy, and gave it to me, and can
truthfully say that it cured me to stay
cured, or at least have not had an
ache or q pain from Rheumatism since,
and it has been II years.
Wishing you continued success, am,
yours,
Mrs. Homer Smith, jr.
Your druggist has it.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Package sale now on at Barre Drul
Co.-adv
There viii be no dance at Cobble mi
TO might. adv.
"Stops the tickle browns cougl
syrup; soc bottle.-adv.
| A discount on all wool dresses a.
Morse's, Montpelier. adv.
Albert Lyon of Dartmouth college i
passing few days at his home here
Postcard views of views of Barre 5t
years ago at Martins Book store
| adv
Carl Shield, who has been passing a
week in the city, left to-day for Bos'
| ton.
Henry Bison, student at Y. '. M.
has been passing the week at his home
| here.
Bring in your keys to the Red Cross
Pharmacy within the next week OF ten
days.--adv.
Francis Quinlan, student ut st.
Michael's college, is passing the holiday
season at his home here.
Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hail. CAROLS orchestra.
Special ear after dance.-ady.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge viii. hold
special meeting Friday evening for
initiation. Supper at Q o'clock.
Attorney and Mrs. Edward G. Dufficy
have returned to the city after passing
week with relatives in Chicago.
New Years sunlight hop, Bailey hall,
Montpelier, l:30 to p. m. 35c per
head. Summers seyen-piece orchestra.
adv
The Charles Dow auction in East Or
ange has been postponed until Monday,
Jan ], at 10 a. IN. d. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer. adv.
Bonnie Gould of Maple avenue left
to-day for Claremont, N. H., on a short
business visit in the interests of the
Barre Drug Co.
Ettorino MovalIi Of Howard street
has gone to Culver, Ind, to be enrolled
as student at the Culver Military
school for young men.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will
be closed all day Monday, Jan. /, 1923,
New Years day.-adv.
A handy man: Do you need one for
odd jobs in carpentering, mending and
paintingf If so telephone +. E. Skin
ner, 2O6-W, Barre.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson and
daughter OF Burlington are visiting at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. B. B.
jackson, of Highland avenue.
The American Journal of Health,
after a most rigid analysis of Bakers
havoring extract, says: mo better or
purer article was ever offered. adv.
Dino yalz, graduate of Spaulding
high school in the class OF 1921, who
Is now a student at Harvard college, is
passing few days with friends in the
city
We sgll all fer your battery and
eaf q Is minteF storage. Expert at.
femfAas n reasonable prices. Kelly q
ssstn Msia street. garage. Tel 40.
f Rm f.rma4iy of this city.
# eMssA - Springfield.
So NtF to-day for
~ ~ ~ sister. Mrs.
r. beekiey street.
- w~ll taken care
Ne ara prepared
em@ a. reasonable
- SO - 9TH call for
Ma,a street "a.
- Hartford
s ressira she Holt.
ee fisiiing with
k Mary Hanter. Of
ss fsi4rusd 70 Hart
ye ~ is. extends a spe-
81 ftllafar - ~ membeFs Of Win,
slis aeaaai. - i0. .. % r., to be |
mrNf a. tksf Installation Tuesday
senrs. fan. 2. - $50 prompt in T. o. !
p haH. Gordon block Each mem. !
~ may bring . gentleman friend. A I
lrge attendance j. requested. Per X. J
{ r. K
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
EAST BARRE

Notice: Special meeting of local 1923,
engineers union, will be held in Gil
bert's hall Friday evening, Dec. 20, at
Z sharp. Business of Importance to
every member to come before the meet
ing. Per order secretary.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
Eleven Years Of Comfort.
GloversvIlle, n. Y, Way Is, ID

Gloversville, N. Y, May Is, 1921.
A. J. Phillips, Norwood, N. Y.
Ny Dear Sir-You will remembel
that when / was little girl twelve
years old, was great sufferer from
Rheumatism that | was troubled will
when but two years old, no doctor
seemed to do. me any good My ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922.
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Saturday; some
what colder tonight; slightly rising
temperature Saturday; northerly gales
diminishing tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
NORTH MONTPELIER

+. J. Rutter. optometrist. uiii D. AZ
Wesley Benjamin's Monday TIE ist
Call and have your eyes examiaed.-
adv.
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IHs Diet and Health
BOILs-AND JOBS ERRORS
Tor of Diet and Health .ulfh Key to the Cdlorn

possible-he scraped himself with
potsher,l. a piece of broken pot. Abho-
lutely dragging the germs all over MINI
ser in that manner and reintectlnS
himself In every part Of his skin.
And furthermore instead of bathing
himself in antI%r ';ic solutions. he sat
In sackrloih and ashes. Think OF 1t.
II is evident he did not bottle. for ha
said his flesh WAS clothed with worms
ard clouds Of dust. Evidently some
hlow-f!os got on him and laid their
eggs and they Matched 10 the gruh stage.
This can happen. Many times | have
seen sores that had worms In them on
some OF the Balkan sufferers.
In other words. Jobs treatment N
himself was the very thing that kept
him rc!nr"Ctcd When the Lord told
hin! - grid ~ his loins Ike man and
dock himself with exCellency and dig
nifty and array himself with honor ana
majesty. he got himself ont OF the dust
and ashes, cleaned himself up and got
we'll
The lesson from Job To those who
wsh to avoid the afh!ction OF boils. Is
"a take no chance OF getting diabetes
by nvereating and getting fat, or kinney
.Isease ditto: and. II II boil should ap-
scar. 10 abort Il in the manner TOLD
you Of yesterday. to keep the skin clean
and after bathing and drying. TO rub the
skin over with a saturated solution OF
bor!c acid.
If a boil has gone too far to abort,
put hot gauzc congresses with saturated
solution OF boric acid or other antisep-
tie on it--nrver y poulttce--untl It
comes TO "A head. Some physicians lance
them AZ this point. and other not. III
take mine lancet when they come 10
a head VIII you tell me II you sue
coed In abort!ns on" by the mcthod
gave You in the preceding paper! Next
week more on hollis.
norrow-Answers To Correspondents.
Copyright 1922 by Geo. Matthew Adams
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Four Dancing Feet
THE POSTWAR LEAVES A PACKAGE
By JANE PHELPS

did tried to be like you SOS | could for-
get But II isn't no use. can teet
like doing Il: can't feel like Laughing az
their jokes and answering them back
IKE they expect me 70. II ISM any use
Lily. I just can't.
Fond as Lilly Was O. Gertie she had
Scant patience with her At this time.
Why she could have most any ieiIo~.
getting things out OF them TO make her
look hetter--mure StNllSh'
II only wish had her chances she
SAID. although l don't do 50 bad my
self"
Jcnnie'S teacher had become intensely
Interested in the Cummings family.
Jennie was d bright pupil, and ever
since she had brought Gcrtic 10 see her;
To ask her advice she had wanted to
help the pretty dancing girl who seemed
to be the main support Of the family.
She had visited them In their poor,
but SpotleSSly clean rooms: she seen
the sort OF woman Mrs Cummings was
good. honest. but Ignorant. She had
talked with har 81 Gcrt!e. and went
away filled with admiration for the girl
who could struggle against such odds.
We had 10 cheat about Gerue,S age,
We had to-" Mrs. Cummings had told
her. There waru't any other way.
That's why she's so set on Jcnnie'S stay
tn in school She won't hear :" moth
ing but she must be teacher like YOU.
The teacher asked about Gertie'S as
In the mother that was always CULVER
Ing; always fearing.
"tiert!c Is Il good girl don't take IN
with any wild fellows. hut she is young
and pretty. Sometimes | can't sleep
with worrying about her. She amt hard
like her Chum. Lilly. LILY can take
care OF herself She thinks OF nothing
but what she gets out "f the fellows.
But my Gertic is different. She's soft.
r;ertie Ia That's what makes me afraid.
I'll he glad when she gifts away from
RoSenhurgS That MIR Jones. he's the
manager. Is after her all the time ard
she has Z" pu, up with II Girls has to
put up with lot in places like that,
Miss.
Jones had renewed his uuw"'romc at
tentionS. aud IL was one reason Gerue
had been friendly with Len O'tonnor.
He would keep the manager away. THAI
her fr!endshi,, might mean anything to
O'Conuor. more than she intended.
Ger,ie did not think Indeed she did
not think OF him at alt save as means
OF keeping Jones at a distance.
But O'Connor held other views.
(ro-morrow-Gcet1e Tries to Improve
HerseH.)
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Chapter 81.
Tho excitement OF the raise IN 49, :
had died down. Mrs. CUMMINGS n'u
her new dress and Ciertic few things
she needed-and could not have h""
but FOR the extra IS.
"Alr't YOU fcelin' well. -frrtic" her
mother had asked often. Always ''"rtS
reassureG her. yet as the ia! : pass"
her face grew more wiStiGI she "e-
came more quiet.
nackage Tor her Some books. Care
mully she hunted through them Leaf by
leaf TO see IL there was card. het'.
That Tom had sent them she Was sure.
he mus, have written 20 thc publishing
house-since they had been sent direct
from there. But X ne could write them
for books. why couldn't he write her:
He had kept his promise to help ner
didn't intend 10 be mixed up with her.
as Lilly expressed IL. Gertie felt OF
reckless that night and when Len C,ton-
nor urged her to sit down and ne socia-
Die, she Joined the crowd At MS tao'e
She was young. She would not let Tom
Norris spoil her lie. she'd have fun.
too. like Lilly and the other girls.
Now Len O'Connor was no better. no
worse than many other young men who
haunt the cheap cafes AZ night. lie had
watched Gertte for months. and had
arrived at the conclusion that he wanted
her for hts girl But she had been 50
stand-oftish. had given him so little en-
CouraSement-that he was almost ms
.couraEcd. Then she had changed. SO II
,Eeemed q him. How was he 10 know
The change was caused by her aching
heart. her inability TO forget Tom Nor
rIs: her disappointment that nc did not
write.
Lilly told her Len O'Ccnuor Is crazy
about YOU. And he ain't such a oad
fellow 10 tie 10 either. Es's n plumber.
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By Lulu Hun

| In the last article told y"n That
hoils were not ''hrtlthy"--that is, they
do no; relieve the system Of It's impuri-
/ ties. They are local infections by the
( microsCcpic week vcEe:atinnS or germs
tIor bacteria. or micrObcS). by The name
Of staphlococc!. aud told you that II
wps all bOsh to say II IS good Tor t"e
system TO have them.
: told you mat these germs are on
the skin in inoccuous forms and that
something has 70 happen TO make ON
wild and give them = chance To muliiI.y
and rcplruiSh NE stock. Now what
will do that" There are several things
All OF them. however having 10 do pnt
ono thing and that IS 20 lower the
tiseuc resistance
You have noticed that men most rr"-
rucnily have them on IN" back OF ihrF
necks? That Is because the collar ruoS
there and irrit2tcs The parts. An 'rr'-
: tatlon OF any kind coupled with FIS"r
nus family OF staphloCocCic germs may
produce a battle-ground known As
boil
: .rborc orc two diseases which lower
,ha ,issuo resistance markedly. They
ar. diabetes and kidney disease. "
3 no,ien, has ho!ls. the first thir-- ply
. stefan Will do IS to have The Wrin" eN-
+ anN!ne6. for tho urine Will S"oN ~
/ diseases arc present.
! However, many !hH'VI"u"'E s a.,
neither Of 'h"Se "'S'"' ,rros -,
have h"IS ana may nav ,.,, ,.r,,y
+ them. An" those WI" nv a,,s &c a.,
] ma When san" '.,d Ia vas
/ h'h!'''"h I" ''l,hr ~" W.
C'""N 80" , hoe oro hou why IS
NOW, .c~,cs" Forth IS
ne wv r...T,,n -, ,n,n,c ia multiply
, re" ,,ni, ,heso microscopes
az icy ~" - .,o ,crr!hIo rowcrrul.
""eos may ",hI'' ,,ro &c no unwilling
ana Yen ''". ,'','' ,,,,,a,. 80, .o oc ,bom
most o. "''"' hord. ,,h IN This
= I''H sun .r,,. 60, on other
WY az" ,,1, En,v ~ ,hnv get
sections ~ ''e %,o,a ~, Tho seha-
. mo w .r ,i,,. narrs or the
'eouS Rl'""N ~ .,,,. ,,,,i,o,, -,,jrr;ly
SKIN "F,ME soon ,hero IS
nn1 nr','.,' "''' ny
WIZ, ,,5I,,d,cl has hollis We hav. -
ro, co,s,t.u,icroI dis
o,,so ,h,, js lowering his tissue defense.
49, {, ,o eiD,rIy rcInroctirC himself. or
Iha,bo Nov, IN ne case Of Job Il was
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lMThree,Minute IalesM5}|
THE SON OF HIS FATHER
By.Ad. SchyIster

outside His fathers luxurious "ihCe. IL
would be fine to live like this. IT the
old man would only bc square he might
forgive him
r.h,,. ,r,,,.I b,rd.,,,o ord GRAY the
,.,,, r,I ,,s u,.,,,1i,r son
NUM-. -, ..id ..,rr,i.irg rho vouth
.,.,,S .a, .,,, rnrrd mo ,ut and
~, c,,d >;hok,"'
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