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CHAPTER XXXYll
Uncle Jerry Gives y Treat.

\ tnclo Jolry Chuck hid promised
I Jimmy Rabbit treat Jimmy huf
helped Uncle Jerry move. llut he
cause lnclo Jerry changed his mind
and moved back again % his old
home, he tried 10 break bis promise
Z He claimed that II ought not "a hold
Now. Jimmy Rabbit didn't aRres
with Uncle Jerry llo insisted that
Uncle Jerry owed him the treat Just
the sumo Every tmo he met fncle
Jerry, Jimmy asked him about Il. IN
tll IN lnst Uncle Jerry Chuck Rfew
~ Tired of being questioned that one
day he Rald, aAll right Come along
over % my house aud III glvo you
something
"Of course this trent Includes my
friends, Jimmy Rabbit remarked.
Mnater Meadow Mouse and sandy
Cblpmunlt were with him At the time,
Uncle Jerry looked ~ them. lie
wanted 10 Say no hut he wanted Ia
get rid ~ jimmy Rabbit and HE tens.
Ing. The friends we're little people.
They couldn't eat much So Uncle
Jerry mld ycs, though II hurt him 10
do IT, a#5
Come" he cried impaticntiy Let
Rot this business over with" And he
waddlod OF across the meadow 20.
wards his homo nj the foot ~ the
ledge near the stone wall 'wny NJ
near the sheep pasture
The meadow was broad. when they
had crossed that there Was still the
pasture ahead Of them Uncle Jerry
chuck never onro looked baol. IIo
supposed " course that Jimmy Rabbit
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and his friends Master Meadow Mouse
ana SANDY chipmunk we're follnnlnE
him And they were, Not only hos.
three hut an many ~ tive d02en more
~ jimmy Rabbits friends trllled ba'
hind Uncle derry ihu0k
A dozen OF Master Meadow Mpuse's
enualnA and dozen II SANDY chip
munks came a running IN answer "a
certain faint saueaku which they IN.
darsiood perfectly They were all
good friends ~ Jimmy Rabbit In
single file they marched silently be.
hind Uncle Jerry chuck, across the
meadow. ncroas the pasture, uuill 80
bst Uncle Jerry reached HE doorway
Then-f1r the hfat tlms-ho turned
around
walt here until bring you a rel
apple be- groWled Ana them al ~
once, he noticed that there We're not
three, hut tweut y'Haven standing there
and watching him with eager ayes
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ON a h a w ONE n
Will Attend Meet
Of w. c. +. u.

The state convention OF tho W. q.
7. " Will 10 held In Lincoln October
1917, and Is delegates and alter.
mates from Omaha win attend The
meetings will be held I'm the First
Congregational church. 1t IL i've
years since the convention has been
held INF Lincoln. and q large attend.
arce II expected. sTho Omaha women
who Will attend are the Mesdames ID.
e. John, II. II. Hume, J. M. Patton,
G. c. Van Kuran. DR.. Jennie Callfas
w. r. Graham, Robert Uhlig. IL. IL.
shinrock, Edith Johnston, w. IT,.
Woerner, A. J. Mckitrick. Nellie Pat
ton, A. Munroe. Thomas II. Harmon,
John II. Robertson.
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COMPLIMENTARY Ten.

Mrs. Charles j. Hubbard and Mrs
O. Q. Danielson, who depart soon for
California, were honor guests Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
James Fitzgerald when BX chapter
OF =. u. o. entertained for them. As.
sistant hostesscs We're officers Of tho
chapter, Mesdames Homer Pierce. II.
q. Foster. Claire Loughrldge, g. A.
Chapman. N. X. Sype, A. u. Dodds.
Mrs. Danielson Is also an officer OF
the chapter.
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The Dundee Womens club will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. Il. w.
Shepherd at 2.30. Mrs. II. N. Ben
son will give report on the bien-
NAL convention at Chautauqua last
July The study will be Arnold Ben
nett's MT. Prohack." and those lead.
ing the discussion Will be Mrs. Avery
Lancaster, Mrs. A. J, Cole, Miss Olive
Ferguson and Mrs. II. J. Holmes.
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Personals

Mrs Arthur Metr IL confined 20 tbs
clarkson Hospital following an eper'
alton.
Mr.. c. X. coutant has gone 20
Chicago % visit her sister, Mrs. James
bfinker.
Mrs. Lawrence Hrinker has re-
turned home from sailors Point, South
Dartmouth. Mass
stopping at the ~. James In fan
Diego arc Mn Lois " Northam and
Miss Clara ". Cooper,
Mrs. Mary r creigh returned last
week from Michigan. where she has
been spending the summer.
Mrs John y. Ragan and Mira Yer.
non John Resnn have returned home
from an extended trip TO California.
Mrs II lessen has returned from
a three months trip 10 Los Angeles,
where she visited her sister. and TO
Salt Lake CITY, where hho visited
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. j. v. Eaton have ar.
rived IN Omaha from, Knoxville, Tenn
They made the trip in 10 days. hiking
and by motor. Mr. Eaton Ia the son
o. mrs. John Gamble.
Mfs. Mary u. Van 6ieson leaves
ednosday for Kentucky, where she
will spend two months with friends.
Che will be accompanied M far AZ
Chicago by her brother.iD.la Major
Augustus Van Gleson OF New jersey.
who attended tho q. A. II. encamp
ment nj Dcs molnes, Ia, two weeks
ago and has been visiting In Omaha
since,
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l could not wni, % feterpine tbs
answers 10 those questions that No
task for Lillian, even Il were Tor my
country, mattared beside The deter
mining of the reason for The physi
clans strange manner
But tho next second tho reaction
came, and. emoihorlnF my rebcllioua
thoughts. closed ms husbands door
ana returned Ia the library
ieopyrlgbt igasJ -
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car feed an array. rive so, jusl ore
rel apple for YOU And that's All m
treat You'll get froi me Then ne
popped through his doorway, Into NE
house.
II was an anxious gathering thar
awaited ills return. one red apple
among twenty seven would not s.Ns
ans bady much more than q nihhle
Uncle terry chuck was gone Iona
time. when he iid finally come back
hr booked very cheerful
i've been looking for that apple
h. said. hut / can IND II anywhere
must have eaten Il myself, for my
breakfast p
cant sou get another somewhere"
Jimmy asked him.
YEA replied lfncis Jerry Chuck
II can. In fact, III promise 20 set
another Tor yous-iust ne soon a. pos
fihla
VERY sen' Wen walt right here {"
jimmy llnhhli told him "uns apple
won't be muth ~ . treat for me hna
ms friends. bn' II VIII be better than
nothing
Walt bors II you want TO said
Uncle jerry Hrnnly. nut ! warn YOU
II " 10 fhllih hffs pfIufe You ~ ihAh
apple. The me I ate vas the last ~
plH IN tho orchard. There won't he
any more until ne.t anmmsr Then
with tiisagreoablsa laugh, he vent
Inside hs house again,
Thnt VAa Just Ike Uncle jerry
Chunk N WIS no wonder that no
lad few friends.
Come on" cried tifnmg Rabbit
then. 10 the tveptyHix little folk with
him. "fll give ynu n ine treat my
self I know WherO there's nice
hnhp " pumpkin seeds"
And that Wa Just Ike Jimmy Rah
~. u Nha no wonder that all the
udrhbofs were fond ~ him,
tropyrigh' 1927
ssssassasasaasasH
STEP alter step. the ladder 10 as
eeHdaI
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Anna Fay n Albln Of Lincoln iMrs.
Walter l.. Albin won the Mrs,
Myrou Learned prize for collection Of
weaylngs ut the Nebraska artists ex.
hibit sponsored by tho Omaha society
Of Fine Arts Tho exhibit Is open
and FREQ 20 tho public ON tho third
floor OF the library.
Mrs. Alblp was AN art teacher IN the
colleges and universities Of Nebraska
before her marriage. She came TO this
state from Kentucky.
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Jobs Daughters.

Mrs. Ethel II. Mick, supreme
guardian OF Jobs Daughters. an
nounc6s that at the reception Thurs
day evening, part of the program OF
the second annual meeting. will be
open 10 all chapters Of the o. u. s.
and their friends. The memorial sery-
ice Saturday evening and the installa'
ton of officers will be open 20 the pub
10
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= S OC E T Y -.
For Briddiobe

miss Nell Ryan. who IL 10 be mar
rlad october 20 10 Hawthorne Daniel
81 New York, was honored last
evening at the home of Mrs. John
steinert by the lkoda group Of the
Campfire girls, Mrs George W Ryan
mother Of Miss Ryan In guardian ~
this group. Miss Ryan herself IL
active in their work, and has been
the guardian of another group.
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For Mrs. Street.

AIRS. John l.. kornody lad 10
guests Mt luncheon with her at her
home Tuesday In honor u her guest,
Mrs. Harry l., Street of Chicago That
evening Mr. aud AIRS Harry Turkey
gave n dinner bridge " 10 covers
for Mr.. and Mff, Street
Mrs George Brnndcis will entertain
A. luncheon for Mrs Street Wednesday
when she VIII rhnre honors with Mrs,
Henry Doorly Thursday MrH Ken.
needy and Mrs street viii DO the
guests Of Mis- y NJ westbrook at tho
urandeis restaurants 81 luncheon.
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Mrs. Gay Hostess.

Mrs. Matthew J. Gay will entertain
the woman's exchange committee OF
tho Omaha College club at luncheon
Friday At ! O'clock.
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Dancing Club Meets.

The Catholic Daughters Of America
Dancing club will give the second OF
n series OF dances at Hyland's Dane
Ing academy on Wednesday evening,
October IL.
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Luneheon for MelhodI.t Momen.

Mrs w. Dale Clarke. Mrs. Leonard
" Baldwin and Mrs, Guy Williams
were hoetosses last Wednesday NJ n
luncheon for the Second circle Of the
First Methodist church Florence
Lone Arnofnl sang program accom-.
panied by Miss Helen lioagmnn.
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Mrs. I,ehlns I,onored.

Mrs Melvin Bcltns, bride OF the
summer VIII be hdnored at q bridge
luncheon ON Thursday ~ Mrs Henry
II johnson ut her homo Four tables
VII be plnced Tor lho R2mn
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Wednesday Events
Ma sigma

Mia sigm6 viii meet Wednesday
with Mrs n u Nicely. Discussion
Will take ~ Emerson, the Man,
and Miss Mae Evans viii give his
early llfe and Mrs. q H. Ballet will
diaeuss his friends and later HE.
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Afternoon Bridge.

Miss Katherine Denny will enter
tain informally at bridge Thursday
afternoon at her home. Two tables
Will be placed for the game.
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Sew for FLANAGAN Homo.

Ladies' OF the Mothers Guild will
sew for Father F7anasan's boys
Thursday, . p m. at 81. Rita, Eight
eenth and rass streets.
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Mothers Culture club

West omaha Mothers Culture club
will meet Wednesday AZ y, m with
Mrs, II. A. McI'arlanc, bGlG Miami ~.
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When a broom's new a piece cut
from the leg Of an old stocking and
put around the broom will keep the
broom from spreading and prolong
It's life several months.
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Mozart Club.

The Mozart club will meet Wednes-
day to resume rehearrals. DIT. X.
Mills Silby is director.
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Trinity Parish Aid.

Trinity Parish Aid VIII hold their
first meeting Of Tho season wodneE.
day Al the Parish House az ~ o'clock
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whats all this orowd2 he snap.
ped NJ Jimmy Rabbit. what does this
mob santf"
THESE arc my friends md they
want 10 enjoy the treat Jimmy ~
planned.
Wen. Uncle jerry Chuck flea into
n rage. Es
There were only two friends With
you when wo started" no scolded. Z" I
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Lee Forby AusiIisr, .

Leo F0rby auxiliary win meet
Wednesday nj p m. at Memorial
hall count honse.
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Delta Gamma sorority.

Tho Delta Gamina sorority VIII
meet for n sdcinl afternoon Wcdues.
day with MrA. H. A. Linduuist.
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FraiernaI Aid KensIng,on.

r'raterrfnl Ala kegalugton viii meet
with Mrs. T.. IL. Baxter Wednesday
afternoon Of 2,
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Vinegar In bath.

Not everyone knows that after q
heavy days work, long walk, or
anything that tires tho muscles, and
brings aching fatigue. there IL moth
ing better than warm bath to which
has been added tablespoon OF vine
gar. Aches and fatigue depart.
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irinprIe (Iub

The Triangle club viii meet for
luncheon Thursday at tho Fontonello
at 1915.
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ne Menr. suspenders.

Dear Miss Fairfax; You have
helped SO many I'm sure you can help
me, too.
am a Young girl and recently have
met a Young man. lie Is tall slender,
dark and handsome, lie IL very nice
and | am deeply In love with him.
have every reason to believe he loves
me HUT here - my trouble
/ am going to give dinner soon
and would like 20 invite him, but,
Nlss Fairfax, he wears susrenders
instead OF belt. And he tueks his
napkin, Al lunch. IN the waist 81 his
| trousers. Nh friends. fear, would
rldioule him for these things
hate 20 say anything 10 him hs'
cause | love hlm dearly ana Il might
hurt his feelings
Please advise me seon ia The onaa
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m vau really rare Ger this man sou
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Mr.. and Mrs. Newton X. Sweeney
announce the birth OF a daughter on
Sunday NJ the II, Joseph hospital
Mrs. Sweeney waa formerly Miss
Mary Margaret Turner.
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Mr.. AMI Mrs. James ". Finley an
nounce tho birth Of = son. Noel Duane,
at tho ~, Joseph hospital on Sunday.
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Birth Announcements.

A son, Walter Jenn, was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. william ID
Haven nj 81, Joseph hospital.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

When putting lace curtain on the
rod, fasten thimble on one end OF
the rod and It can be done much
more quickly.
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Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX

work where you might be admirably
suited.
!. q. H.: The best way TO get pio.
lures for coiifures is through a maya
zine. have seen such magazines In
hair dressing establishments, Write
20 McCiurg 4 Co., Chicago, ILL.,,
or 10 Brensano's New York City,
telling them what YOU want, and ASK.
Ing them 20 recommend a book or
magazine for you, giving you price,
where abtalnahle, etc.
4 Puzzled field Daisy: No one can
compel you 20 Join church IN which
you do not believe. Changing relig'
lon" Is a pretty hard thing Tor anyone
10 10, one may do IL, but Il IL not
likely 20 be ardent IN the new faith.
Religion Is something ae are brought
un ON. II you marry the man you
tell me about, and the two of you
manage q agres and be haPpy -
assured ne church can come In snd
compel YOU % become a member No
church would want 90 d. that
Lever a rcstry, Many mAsssnes
bus poetry bus the poems have %
h. snlisi 70 the mAxaH.nss need A
gfsat many people srlte poetry which
they eAnnat ~sll Ana some II u "a
ses.l. To-. ] eound 20, recommend
500 e. any particular agency whieh
nilsht buy yanFs. ~ you consider n
really seoi ,gy sane ~ sAs Rass
aiMss,
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Household Hints

Rub laundry soap on gaspipes to
stop "a leak.
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Az the Stewart hospital on October
10 son, Walter Frederick. WAS born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter y. Hazelton
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POLITICAL ADNEnII.LNLkI
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ilusstss ,hahhsi AMnlsals "a
tlsseh fauf ka8 eat 4 I'll slao Wase
ri htstils anf s. ssli tHsAk a
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assalss Try tas Ios Ausslss fines
Yea sal AASs q wflss sesm fVs 1hsig
tassA
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STEP alter step. the ladder 10 as.
cended
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Mrs Arthur Mctr il confined 10 the
clarkson Hospital following an eper'
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23
GRANDMOTHER PERKINS GETS
 REAL THRILL

SABETHA, an., Feb. 23. Mrs Bertha Perkins, who will be 98 year! old next April, found real thrill re gently when three additional grea grand children arrived in three Sa betha homes, within a period of A hours. They brought the number O her descendants up to 274.
 Mrs. Perkins five generations of de scendants are divided as follows:
 Ten children, eight of whom are liv ing; 75 grand children; 155 great grand children; 25 great-great grand children; g great-great-great grandchil dren. ..,
 Mrs. Perkins was born in Virginia April 25, 1924; married David Perkins in Ohio, March 16, 1S43. Her maiden name was Bertha Marcum. In 184a they emigrated to Iowa, and in 1857 took homestead in this Nemaha county-where she has lived ever since. MT. Perkins died in 1893.
 Good and old-fashioned cooking is the recipe, Mrs. Perkins gives for her longevity "It is no wonder peo' pie do not live to old age like they used to, considering the rich foods they put in their stomachs nowaday People do not eat enough coarse food Corn bread once or twice day would improve their health. Here are few of her ideas as she expressed them :
 q believe women should aid their husbands in voting right, but do not believe women should go into politics or vote.
 Cooking courses in schools and colleges run too much to fudge and fancy dishes. I believe still, that the best place for girl to learn house keeping and cooking is from her moth er-but I am in doubt whether some of these modern day mothers know much about such things.
 Work is the best tonic. Why, l dc something every day. In the summer time I take care of my vegetable gar don. Last summer I raised so many vegetables I had them to pass around among the neighbors."
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a revival toward spring, however.
w. R. Taylor is a recent arrival in town from the Kantishna district.

H. B. Everman was visitor in town this week from Engineer.
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NEWLAMP BURNS
 94% AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amaz. lngly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. s. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise-no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Burns 949o air and 69o common kerosene (coal-oiD.
 The inventor, z. B. Johnson, 29 N. Fifth St., Portland, Ore, is offering to send 9 lamp on 10 days FREE trial or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will nelp him introduce it. Write him to- day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23

FOR APARTMENTS IN THE Burkhart Flats. Phone 61. 6-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23

FOR RENT-FURNISHE CABINS. See Dooley.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23

Mrs. Jack O'Connor was a returning passenger on the last train from the coast. She went to Anchorage for treatment at the railroad hospital and returned with her health completely restored
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23

FAIRBANKS, Feb. 23.-John Nc Coy, oldtime farmer and woodcutter, who went outside last fall for the benefit of his health, is reported to have died recently at Tacoma, where he was visiting with relatives. He had place up the Cinema river, a few miles from Fairbanks.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23
EASTERN STAR NOTICE

A short business meeting at 8 o'clock, Thursday February 23 fol- lowed by a card party at eight thirty to which all Eastern Stars and their families and all masons and their families are invited.
 VERA HARMON, Sec.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-23

The gnat fashions it's eggs in the shape of lifeboat You cannot sink them without breaking them to piec- ec