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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
FORDS FERRY

Hubert Curry and Herman Clifl
made q business trip 90 Shawncotowr
Saturday
Wallace and Harold Rankin rc
tlrtcd home Friday
Powell Heath, an aged citizen pN
thIs section died December u 10,
remains were laid to rest 90 thr 30
Zion cemetery
Mn Belle Hughes and daurhtss
Nr Rosa lotion. spent ONE dai nsI
wcch thc GUESTS OF Mn A.yah Wat
son.
" & Tmt and n D. CIn
madr business trip to Henderson
ias. week
Billie Heath of sikcson no at
tended ihe funeral " hs father
Mr Arlir oxford ~ Cave boz.
Rogl spent a few days lasi Rc,L th,
guest n her parents. So srd Nr
= y Wodord
Mu Henry Phillip. n CasaI .Ier'
lat week the rucsi ~ her nsrs
81 and Mr. o. Ransn
No.an Brewer pnnd hlH. .i
vsrt
MISSES BeatfInr AN. Els.u EaH.
kiu Matte llHrhr anI .afl 'ffi .i
trrard tfr funeral ttr. s. Nf
Zar Friday
W % WUhau uuHH. tta
winter BOZ Marion
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Ciit,enden Circuit Court, Kentucky
wm Redd, Plaintiff,
Against Equity
NJ v Arnold. Etc. Defendants
By virtue Of a judgement and or.
der Of Sale Of the Crittenden Cir
cult Court, rendered al the Noyem-
ber Term thereof 1922, In the above
cause Tor the sum Of 2OO2 % with
interest at the rate Of 6 percent per
annum on $40 from the first day Of
july 1920 until paid and interest ON
$3.50 from the lst day of June 1922
until paid and 500 costs herein, !
shall proceed 10 offer for sale on the
premises where now located. 30 the
highes, bidder. a. PUBLIC AUCTION
on Tuesday. the 9th day Of January,
1893. AZ o'clock, = NJ. Or therea.
bouts. upon a credit Of three months
the following described property. TO-
Wit.
lis u p Noyo engine, No ST..
22J. 600 rev and betting
6x6 twin air compressor 80 o.
Gio. Richmond Standard. drill, No
~. Champion blower and forge. !
grinder stone, air hose, rs n .
chain wrenchos. wise. ! pipe and
thread cutter hammer. wrenchcs,
nuts and bolts, ! cutter, Stllson
wrench; iackhammer AIR drill. ]
Pulley. pipe fittings, etc isH r..
Noyu engine 30. g7ts3. t25 rc,1 and
drum hoist, pump, 80 ll39, May
ers and Bro: large pulleys and belt
ing ! 10 Hp Noyo engine 800
rer and small 2" pump, i.hP
Noyo engine. as reys. belt and 3"
pulley; 2 60 gal motor oil tanks, 2
~ gal motor oil tanks. 4 I gal ker-
osene Oh tanks; so gal gasoline
oil tank. gal. can; red paint
barr,ll: $50 n In rope; 5os Il 2"
rope 20 q 4" pipe steel dump carr
900 70 No rails. large water tank;
l gt derrick and sheaye wheel. $50
"a" steel cable and clamp. double
log washer se,, sprockcts, chain. pad
de-. bearings. n. = Noyo engine
No. 35669, t7i reys air blower
sectional ladder, ] hand pump. !
foot ada; emery wheel; 8 shovels,
J wheel harovs. windlass and 2
trbs. small ioals. etc also tool
house. blacksmith shop and ? other
houses erected thereon by the defen.
danis. and also ell of the equipment,
machinery, supplies and fuor spar
mined and piled on ths property
Or sufficient thereof 10 produce
he sums u money 10 ordered % BE-
made. for the purchase price the
purchaser. with approved security or
securities. must execute bond. bear.
ing legal interes, from the day q sale
until paid. and having the force and
eject of q Judgment Bidders viii
b. prepared % comply with these
terms r p HARRIS.
Commissioner
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Elizabeth n Clement, &c Plu
w Order
Belle Clement Sc, pcft
By virtue Of an order in he above
stated suit referring same 10 me as
commissioner 10 take proof u claims
and report same by the ist of Mar
lg21, therefore an persons holding
claims against the estate of W. /.
Clement, deed ar, notified 10 appear
hefurs me at my oaicr In the new
iushy building and report said
claim properly proven on or before
The 10Th day of March 1919
r. 2 HARRIS, Comm
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Criiicndsn Circuit Court, Kentucky
]. b. SullsnRer &e. Plaintiff
Against Equity
Ellen woodsey 6c, Defendant
b. virtue of = Judgement and Or.
der q sale q the Critisnden Circuit
Court rendered a. the November
Term thereof. 1922 IN the above
cause. shall proceed 10 offer for
ale a. he Court house door 10 Ma.
non b he highest bidder a. PUB.
Lie AUCTION on Monday the sth
day q Jan is2l AZ I o'clock p n.
o. thsrsabout theing Court dayl
upon a credit of six months ths fol.
loving described property. 'ovit.
Two tracts of land situated on The
waters of Hurricane crees near Tolu.
Ny, and belonging 10 the estate ~
Sam Sullcurcr, deed
1T Tract: bounded a. follows BE-.
ginning Al a stake or stone AZ the
mouth of a lane IN the EAST line of
T n Wallace. survey u lard. run.
ming thence with said line s ~ p.
% poles and . links 10 = sassafras,
with black oak pointers, corner %
A 4 Dixon. thence with line S Sc
, ~ poles and n links % a stone
near a small post oak marked a.
corner D. said Dixon. thence with an
other line n same \ u % p q
poles and m links b a white oak
nov dead vith pointers marked. or.
iginal cousr thenos with original
hns y 1o " o. poles b two bic.
kouss on a.de hil original corner
thence s. 1s " ca poles % ne
beginning, containing 20 acres more
or less
2nd tract, adjoining he above trac,
nd bounded ~ follows. beginning al
a black oak and sassaffas In Wallace
line, thence $ G. T.. 20 poles % a
small dog wood and post cal. themes
n ~ + % i.2 poles 10 a whits
oak. thence n ~ y 81 poles 10 a
white oak on a hill side IN the orig.
inal line. thence with the same s..
80 p. bs poles TO a sweet rum. near
a branch. the original corner. thence
with same \ 6s W NJ poles 10 a
poet oak corner 10 same. thence due
south ~ poles 70 a small swec, rum
and hickory on hin side. thence n "a
W 80 poles 10 a dorwood and black
cal In T. n Wallace line and with
same N ~ W 70 i.2 poles 10 che bs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Criitenden, Circuit Court, Kentucky
IC s. Riggs and others. Plaintiff
Against Equity
Annie Riggs and others, Defendant
By virtue of Judgement and Or.
der " Sale Of the Critteudcn Circuit
Court, rendered az the Nov. Term.
thereof 1922 in the above cause. !
shall proceed 10 offer Tor sale az the
Court house door In Marion to the
highest bidder az PUBLIC AUCTION
ou Monday the sth day u Jan 1893
a. ! o'clock 4 N or thercaboui.
lbeIng Court day. upon a credit "
A q, o. and Is months the following
dcseribed property. towii
a tract of land lying and being in
the county ~ Crtiendcn and on the
waters ~ Wolf creek and bounded
o. follows Beginning az a stone.
rinn.nr y % . % poles 90 a stone
thence 5 90 % q ss poles 10 two
hi,hories. thence 90 l.2 " 80 pole.
30 a hickory. thence \ 20 " 90 i.3
Iolo 90 a stone. thencc s 90 " ls
polc 90 stone boz road thence n
2o W 'i roles 90 ihe beginning con
tanning iO acres. more nf isss and
same property conveyed hy Nancy e.
Neal io Vim s Riggs by deed dated
January g issi. and recorded in he
county court clerks ohcr Critenden
county deed book q Page $40
Aso che following described tract
of preel u land lying Boz Crtteuden
county Kentucky and described a.
fellows Beginning az ston, thence
Is q " a. poles 90 white OAK
thsnre S - 3 go polss 20 a stone and
old sugar tree stump corner to Thom
a. simpson, thcncr with his lime s
20 % " 100 poles o. a black oak
thtnc, N 6s ~ " ~ % poles 10
white oak corner % Wood. Taylor
and Neal. thence y 20 " ITO poles
o. stone; thence a straight line g.
he beginning containing ~ acres.
more or lsss and being ths zane
land decided 10 wm S Rigs. BY "
u Wood b. deed dated Jan q.
1875 and rccorded in Deed BOOK n.
pags loi. CrIiienden County Clerks
oaice. "a
Also another tract of land lying
and being in Cuuenden county. ny.
beginning al tvo spanish oaks. Riggs
corner. thence s N " "a poles %
stone, Simpsons corner. \ is W ..
poles % a whiie oak. Rirgs corner
Thence s 50 10 poles 10 ths begin
ming. containing 90 acres more or
lsss and being same property decided
90 Wm S Riggs by ] s Neal BY
deed dated Marrh 21. 1879 and rec
orded in Deed Book SO q. Page aii
Cri,ienden Couniya CLERKS oaice
The above described property b.
ing The sams land which Wm s
RiEgs lived a. the time u biz death
and known a. the Riggs farm and
consists and contains all che land
owned b. him AZ the time u his death
fof the purchase prics. the pur
chaser, with approved security or
securities. must execute bond. hear.
ing legal interest from ths day ~
sale until pad. and having the force
and eject ~ a Judgement Bidders
will b. prepared 20 comply with
these terms T p HARRIS.
Commissi6nsf
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ginning containing 81 acres more or
lefs.
Or sufficient thereof To produce
the sums Of money so ordered TO be
made For the purchase price the
purchaser with approved security or
securities, must execute bond. bear
Ing legal interest from the day of sale
until paid, and having the force and
effect of Judgment Bidders will
be prepared 20 comply with these
terms r p HARRIS.
Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

al persons having claims against
the estate ~ " I Clement. deceas.
Cd, are hereby notified 10 6le same
with forrcst Harris. Master Com.
missioner of the Criiiendcn Circuit
Court, on or before February I. 1903
. suLLENGER.
Clerk Criticndcn Circuit Court
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

toR RENT The Greer place a,
Fredonia, 30 acv farm, eight room
house, address n NEEL phons
l7b. Princeton. Ky. 2.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Notllns IL easier ihan fault dnf'uf
No taleni no ssifteu.al no .taru u0fef
= required 70 80 ur n ftis business.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

10 know how iu grow old i' ne
master work of Wisdom. aud uur u
the most dlnicult chapters lu the great
art OF living Amiei.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
Rural Pss,sisns.

Greensboro Journal In small
town folks knoN when marriage is
go.nE Goo occur sounsf than The psr
sons thai afe involved 10 it" Bostsa
Transcript
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Its Body Is as Sturdy as Its Chassis

tatInf fafiflrtI1n Nith ~ rinsFi r1f d.
trudfnHf oniy uf.n thr trirniahiiiy ~ ths
chassis hlf upan the drahl.iy 0f thr luu.iY.
in thr Special sn SEDAN. Stuislakei
oHrfs an admirable oooftmaiian u three
tifai requirements
Stop in ~ our thnsfuom ani - thit
sriin Stand oH ana rrt o. thfrr quarter
tira ofH Nair iis unklng beauty. STEP
inn r. sni friar in thr nnr iuth arat Cltl.
iant Note thr rfrm fuumfnra and the
c1uristrurlt af ttr cluipmcut
Tstr f.is trh.nf fs S0 S0h1ru-rorrf
uafu Tv thr strri Yu1srf rat n o.
tuY trfartry trlt. Try iit arrr'rfafirn.
wfrL pulr Ask yourself II yuu ever
hamlet o. car that steers tn easily
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= aaff a.
uaas saa iat Nan We II u i. =
isnrs -. viis,
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

frstslnitt1taiisfslt0fy 9th Illi shat yll
sanf. shfH Yul earf f
Tie hsly tu rfulff n Siuirhakrf stii
and craftsmanship uh..h hstr brrn dr,s'
oped through Uafr than tao grurfatio1s of
vrhHir huaiing. tlahrf rfair oi n.airtia's
ani sofkmantiip hsvr rfo,iuaci i..iY as
beautiful as i Is enduring
THIS Soinn if a r1ri Investment hrrsusr
of CO.. tat1Il n f.r nflai olf'aY nnf thr
muirfair oart ol uantrnancr. Ttr pi.e BE-
pusa.hir hrraaf- tiafrhasrf tulit three
dafinri uiasie't 9Th uliY 0ir u.anuiait .fH.s
ani u.af fffinfc1rf nibFrfar matUfmfIa
pfufis aft vftaaHY f.ImnairI
, Thrnsnr Stuistatff isr.ii f.r uatnty
"a hniy as et.I ai tIa.s.t.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
HOMER HAS A FRIEND.

Dear Mr.. Brlpgs' one OK my cor
respondents and your admIrersj wants
me TO write 10 yOu about what q me
Thing you did the other day IN one
Of your when Feller Needs n
Friend" series.
You had the gang invite the imbee.
ellie Homer "over home 10 play with
the radio OUTFIT" ! don't think there
IL any real need for II. since the story
tells Itself 50 well.
have known your dogs for ten
years, must say you have drawn
the most doleful dogs this side OF the
Arctic circle. But not 40 with this
dog, He ~ laughing all over. The
nose Of his head and neck II laughing;
40 are his eyes and HIS mouth. There
II laughter IN the way he stands
And lust watch the wag " that tail,
II spills ink for inches around, No
doubt about his being a happy dog,
Mr. Briggs a.
And there are the three boys They
are Just ms sympathetic ~ they can
be. See il ON their faces, why, you
have even cured the small boy ~ his
cold IAN he amt goin 70 set mas
told no mo.
And what's more, those boys don II
propose 10 stop with sympathy sym
pathy does little good 80 long ha YOU
keep your hands IN your pocket one
~ these boys has Homer by tbs arm
and he snysi Come ON over and lets.
That's the spirit
Why cannot the rest ~ ns SAY TO
the Ilomers, Come on over and
iet'sf"
He il telling Homer about his radio.
There are imbeeiles, 50 Tar az the
sum total n life's contracts are con
eerned. who are genlustsl OF ~ least
unusual 50 far az some one thing goes.
aon,e ~ them have mechanical &c
Mus Some, artistic genius.
What il more important = large
mart ~ the feeble minded-sin fact q
Very large pafi ATE capable ~ leHrnf
fna g. 90 some fes useful things, once
thev learn this useful lhhs ard ret
- ~ H. they dU ihelr laHh# wiih es
esptioaai falthfulnesH
They are not ruhirli "a the hisnnt
tents shieh destroy the usefulness ~
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Parents Problems

Huw can teacher hest lnsiili IN
hlgh sah00i glfis vino have acquired
the habit ~ reading rather cheap.
sensational nogols love for good ~.
erntufr1
TINS can best b. begun b. The iHseiis
o. . Mentioning 10 the fin good books
which vi. herself has enlofsd~ms
liOnlnR them one A. q time AMI -
casually 90 possible THE Ein viii
Vfy likely read the books cited, ara
than the teacher may talk them over
with har Esperihl care should be
taksn ~ recommend good books rather
ihan 10 r0ndsmn had onss IN this
as IN many other pfoblsms spbsthu
ton IN the only enedual method ~
solution.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09

WINK ~ N And Ne WIS bBsH Thefe
Vas M d0ubt aiMut tut llo MHs
busy catching fliss WIN NE hing
sticky tongue
Wlib he coming ~ ftIi ihe ntfs
M hsf vanished AM thfH IN ff9k
AotnhtiH btKHh 10 Trims Hbdbt HhkiHK
nm suIt M Jimmy itubbli
"CUfno f8iHGifoW IN y ~ mn ~
s0id ~ Jimmy ttlblH mr. d1t ~
saJV ne Htu HOfhi6K Jimmy Ibb
bit NeHf dawn ~ M Ft0R.s plaoe
beside Blaek cfeek.
NJ Ff0a WaH giad ~ sfe hin,
"stfp right mo tits B0Dt Under me
bhHk and tlke m foHf Old clothes"
he directed, ~ bic ble m0uth stretch
e1 into q bt0id smile
Jimmy Rabbit GbeYfd hin, SOW"
snid Jimmy "WhafFs ny b0W s1ltY'
Mr ff0a caught ~ tiis Oh rl6ibes
etnsf wait heit." ~ answered, Ana
then 81 hurried aN0H
20, there" Jimmy mailed afiff
hin "c0me INK Why are nm
tlking ny ~ slli4"
NJ Frog stUA his bead into he
hole under fhs bins
u Naht yGHf IN s1lt M . pai
tern he ekphlBeJ Ma tbph be
dcdged 0Ut N sig6t 8Eajn, Though
Jimmy liHbblf GATED md eaiied, 81
Fr0g beVef ciGe iWek untit evening,
Ne aoted. boweVsf ~ II ~ ba6 besB
gone only q ffW minutes
As VAt Just saying" be rHWaff
I'd y Wahted ~ USE your Old sun fW
Il pattmB Here IL your new wjglff
sint M fe9dY fgf YOU ~ DIDN'T tAke
me- bali as long ~ make u - ! ~
Deeted IL would
Jimmy imtbif beg8D ~ thiGk th1i
maYbe he had teeH lucky. u Ind
been dd e10ugbt ~ vat 81 ny,
Wth8t II be had ~ BHlt ~ night t00Y
he l0Ghed 81 he clothes that Mr.,
frog held OUt ~ him,
nut that said Jimmya-'t that's
nSf HE c0i0f I chose last spring"
"ceraihiy moi" Nt Frog agreed,
you cbUsf . green then. 80 your suit
wouldn't shGW sfass sf1iGs, 1891 this
~ winter saii ] made ~ white, 10
n wouldn't sb0W sb0W sl8jHs tt0D
into Il h0N' I'm Wild o. see you IN
H. I Know II viii b. becoming,
~ Jimmy Rabbit thrust q hind iHR
into his new White trousers, Ahd
then 10 pnWed about ~ find place
for his other bind leg. lie hunted aBd
hunted, He tried here AMI he tried
there. Ard ~ tasi queer l01k canle
GVer Ms fHeh
"Y6Hge Bdde only one bind leg"
be- exclaimed,
II made this sun exGeilv Ike your
Old gne M Ferdinand Frog assured
him atlbiX 4
wen see about fhat." said Jimmy
Rabbit "Gd ny 0ld suit, Won hayes
NJ brought n mck F."
The tailor smiled lsbd shook his
head,
II threw your Old SUI into the
nreek, /" he confessed. ~ wasn't good /
for ahyihi1s, knew you wouldn't |
want II.
welt Jimmy Rabbit WIS IN ter |
rible NJ, Almost anybody else would /
h1ve made SOME very disagfaea6ls /
remarks ~ NJ. Frog, But Jimmy
tatbit never lott his temper
what shall | DOR be asked NJ, /
Frog.
"Do?" cried Nf, Frog. aPuf your I
hew suit on gnd wear ~ l's sure .
Yopil ike H. II you don't come back (
next spring md IN alter II for YOU 1
10 Jimmy Rabbit that seemed 1
fair enough offer no be- pulled on 1
The HeW suit and hoped away ION
three legs,
@pear me-" M Frog multefed. /
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
My Marriage Problems
phase n "iley citations n a VIE

brought hck The terror shifli had
come ~ me
~ ls-nHful a. have tO1 80 on
this prrant said Please you
always treat danger 80 lightly YOU
viii be careful wont YOUR
Again that inseruiabla MASKING
look And This TINE ! had The odd
feollnE That though be Wis looking
directly dgNu into my eyes, hnd
though biz Nandolasp tjRhtensd. ~
that he ~ not really see me ~ ~,
buf something or some one far beyond
ny Ven,
"yes, ~ be- careful he dnwlsd
= b1ts ~ mum reason 10 BE- cau
tiOugH
10 dropped my hand swDhg away
ffUm me- ~ young rheaiff tapping
him IN friendly fashion ~ he sbDiif
der No did not Offer HE hnnd, and
! guessed TINT b. hnan h0w unWd
come such gesture would NJ
IA lOnR. ibehior," Jie sid nAnd
f0fslUs ny ruasednrHa n y6D can
Yonys handled this thing 10 afnh
fashion. Md, and n0b0dy hn9ws u bet
Ter Than !
Ne WIZ Oui ~ the rom before any
N ~ could rpohh and lillian and !
ogebunge1 ptizliod KIanees ana avoid
~ Tom fhrstpf'F eyes.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Uncle Sam Says
Tlrst tjd JOslfUril0us,

Every bertGn should know enough
6bODt Gfst an Treatment 80 that m
r0Fe ~ sudden Illness ~ decidhnt, re-
M an bf gwen ~ tbe 6fiictfd per
f0h. n - possible f0f my pffsOn
~ mnslef enough ~ he ar ~ FIRST
MD ~ bh side ~ gIts Rfe1i deU N
valuable asWeiapoe pending placing
HE patIDut undDt feanIaf MEDICAL
D}ffh
Nhed p1sOn IL bDn N suddenly
bNe0mes sirh. " IL almost - iUpgf
nni ~ kB0W Wbat MT ~ ~ ~ u ~
~ kn9w Nhai ~ ~ nm tbat reason,
the United hmtes pnblie Health kef.
yice has issnrd fhis bDDhItt which
very Thoroughly de1is With nfst0 ld
tTfnlmsDi
Renders ~ The Om9la IRE my
0blaiH r0pY ~ tbjs booklet ffee by
nddfeatibz the " n Public Health
FNfyloe, Wasb,nRton u, e., asbidg
Tor aDiscelaDeous rUblicatl0D 80,
zf1
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Goodbye Boi|s!
s.ss, WIN Md Y 81 d Belle. r,mplss.
hlss khssds cad sa.s fssptlsaa

A tsli ls : salsasa eyear tleea 10
o. rhesh tau ~ psslsaas that thess
sbeil pat lssa . tsll fhsSn hssr
st0liins ~ uHui faa destiny thsW
safaplststY w the vs.. ~ sh, ems
- the ssest psssfssl haai tisshssfs
i've tsst II issis fhs Iussf ~ lts
iasfsiisats Il sfknasls.issi ~ satAs
pIIsiss lie fawaiglHsi thagsiishts sfs
sNsFahlssl q - h4fef tssststts
Hiatt 80 "A clears i've ssia ~ Fims
|Vls. balls, hhal hss AlsFAAssaa, ssas
|sassas fats ash sihsf sAla sfaFitGhs
~ shs 49, tmeefiiles Nhish fs4se
msAss ia tlsai ~ 4 aaA
rufs siliss ~ hiss Hsss hslfs -
asatafA af.ge esw tkaas fsls shsts
aas " Ne seffsis Aeh 70 sai4 81
- A. . aft'fsa ta tsa s4A4 ia ~
80 ~. i ias assss sssesmlssl
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fear that someone may he displsassd
You entertain ffar that sou may
not live long
fVu Worn brrauss t0u feel thht
YOU would lose your homo N tou lost
your lob, and perhaps ~ your lhfd
1nrnfd savings would SO before you
g0i another Job
You are constantly fearful about
your children. they might get hurt
~ winter you worry every Time
you 10 20 bed m night because you
fhlnk what terrible thing n would
be n the house should catch On IRE,
You live IN constant dread and fear
~ thieves ana burglars,
You hafe a little pain and mined
Lately sou fHr n IL f0rsrunner ~
some htn disease.
WORRYING about things wont help
sou. bot mfhes you m saslsf marx
fof the thousand and one things you
flat
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SOULS for SALE

BY RUPERT HUGHES.

I che felt afraid ~ hsr own rebsliOus
sgin. She Toured her room ana her
/ solf, ard ran down to breakfast
Hha MS Fiad ~ see that the old
aomHn who asked about The wood
tilles WIS not IN her place. But size
eame ~ later, and with the klndilesi
spirit toGli uD the question 8galn.
sns askln sou about the wood
tllea when yog had q ehohln' NJ last
stehini' md you didn't Eii 10 tell ms
I about R0Hr husband I'm q lt0dman,
myself or VS. III married 81.
hlp1i lini biz mother Wis 4 Mond.
vile IKE ! told you, and inner folbg
never MS II would ~ funny II
sou ana me Was RENTED, Kind u,
that away wouldn't ~"
Wouldn't mr. Mem trhoed. and
liAe Echo, ronfribpiod nothing help.
nj 10 The conversation
Juai where did your husband come
from
~ don't anowi"
You don't know
NO"
"ljut he must have come hon
somewhere
no be didn't That is-be vas an
orphan"
'tiui eYrn orphans have folks, what
p1fi ~ the country wis ha born M"
"lie d0esnt remember"
Land allye' child, afe yGu tryiu'
a. have fun With ms2 You're not
ashamed ~ tho WOoGYlles. ARE your
Naturally anyone would haze said,
"&o' on, MOI, ~ Megi bep8 IN an
unnatural frenzy, BHANsred, Yes
Tbis Rt1uped Nrs plOat completely.
u was her turn ~ Nhoie When
she teRnined The vocal use ~ her
"indplpe sbe begnn agnin balf 10
befseif
nm You're prhamed ~ fhg wood
sill0F. eh1 WEI we'll who'd a.
Thought M Huii, q course. theres
q black sheep IN ~ families Wheed
you sly your husband Oh he Yag
~ orphan want he2 "a Ike IA talk
~ him when hs Cts here. You're
ezpeelln' him, ! believe you said, "
Did ~"
Wen. didn't youg'
"M1yte I'm lbible 10 say my.
thing whom lts 80 hot
"Bay, YOU'D better 20 my down.
You're tnllfin' awful funny Go out
ana sat on the corner HE porch.
Thoy's usuraily n bfeele II thoy's
any aByRhDfs."
Thanks. viii
Mem Ind keen desire 10 60 10
her room and hugh uproarl0usly
Sbe had found madwOman's gloe In
bcH ldsrng Old Mrs SlOnt with her
eVnsiVe answers. l3ut IN her room
her ins1Be self would be waiting 10
nag her with more battling questions
Than Mts Bl6ate. No she went 10
I he porch y - sat IN The rocker ~ the
corBrr ma found little nepeBthe In
watching ffe ffemuloiis beauty ~
pspDef tree, MI soft foliage md
shadow u seemed 10 be draped In
DID si1Hls with "mbr0dories of deep
red,
Iiy ard ~ The md eyed man came
dumping along The porch and took
chair. lie WIS evidently plnlng Tor
some 0ns 10 talk ~, but he nearly
lost bis audience on the first aues'
ton.
"seHse me, imam. bui Iaudlady
saYs you. nabe IL WGodyilie. That
rlYbtY'
Mem nodded. and her heart began
~ bent bgr SIZE 50 nara tbat kHe
wondered II he could not sec II leap
under her light waist She made
feady 70 escape pgoln, but he ailnyed
her panie;
Reason ! ast was ! kB0Wed n man
% that name--no. dadgone ~ his
name was Woodward, That's right |
IIls nnmo was Wood~ufd--or"~ no, u
was-@ell, anyways. II prob1y wasn't
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rerilnand fios vim lysd beside
laIfk Cfsss, claimed ~ De- nfsi
flssa tailor ~ WA making nav
winter snlt fgf Jimmy iitbtii n
was u spflnR snIi Hhfn ~ ffpK
bnan u l3ui aDfinn had slipped
mia summit md summer lnip M
md siiii the Fuii Was uOt ubisle1
WHEN Jimmy iaihUi sfHikH ~ 81
Tfna nlpd the sun ne uii0f hjNaea
fspiisd tfhi he hnd bern tGD busy ~
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Waen his customer had leh. u
counted wrong, That's what happens
when a yOgDgster plays trimnt dur
Ing his school days and never learns
to count higher Than three, ! shall
have 10 stop making clothes Tor -four.
legged folk. After this ! shall make
en- only for three,leggcd people,"
As for Jimmy Rabbit, be didn't ljko
hiE new suit at all But everything
turned out all right The next day
he found his Old suit In the creek,
where IT had caught on an old log
that hay with one end touching the
bank Jimmy put on the Old suit
and threw the new one away.
"Ah," he exclaimed. "Tbese old
clothes are certainly comfortable, !
begin ~ think that Ferdinand Frog
III not fret class tailor"
ffGBgriEhi. 1879
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Bah, Badly scaIdeJ.

ln0teB How, Arbt Od ikpe
riait Whtle Sire Clarence pUfyfs n
DuBnlng U6s fcfubblBR The Hon her
10 ui0ntbs old hoy slipped ana fell
Lach ward lno pail hsif full ~ hot
water. bpdly sealdlns The lover paft
~ his b0dY