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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
Little Benny's
Note Book
BY Lee ?ape

Ma was looking at the paper this
aftirnoon and she sed. Hecrs a recipy
for doughnutts. my gOodniss how your
father used to love doughnutts. I've got
n GOOD mind TO make batch this aftir :
noon and serprzc him. and he'll think
Nora made them and ] wont tell him
eny diffrent till after he's eaten them.
haven't made them for yeers and yeers.
but there's an old saying wat you have
done once you can do agen.
c; ma. that's u CRATE ideer. pop will be
glad all rite. scd. Meening ! would
and ma went down in the kitchn and
made the doughnutts and after suppir
Nora brawt in hole plate full for
dizzert, pop saying, All. doughnutts.
Nora must OF bin feeling ambitious
today.
And he took one and took a bite out
of It saying. IL don't taist like any
doughnutt I ever taisted.
Me thinking. q good mite. And
started to make all kinds of faces nj
pop 10 he would know ma made them,
and all Of suddiu he saw me. saying,
Benny. have you got tooth axe:
No sir. l sed. and pop sed. Well then
watts the ideer of the terrible faces :
and sed, Was making faces: ana pop
seu, EitHcr tHht or IN getilnK IN" de =
lerium trimmings. And he took smother
bite out of the doughnutt saying. This
thing looks like doughnutt but thats
as far as it goes in that dirccktion
Wich l started to make more faces and
he sed. Now that boy either has a tooth
axe or he's going dippy. and ma spd.
bleeve he's jest making faces 10 tell you
! made those doughnutts. but its tuu
late now enyway after the remarks you
passed about them.
zee gods. wat remarks? scd pop. and
ma sed. Ferst you sod they dident taist
like eny dOughnutts YOU ever taistrd
and then you scd all they did was look
like doughnuts. and pop said. Crrteny
I made those remarks. naturally. and
they don't taist like eny doughnutts |
ever taistcd. they taist 1000 times bet E.
ter.
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DEATHS

apartmsni. q W. II. IT. pa,tcr.Oy. ssio n
ron srs SdRfsl sfs s Ss aasSs4 Sas asOe Of
Services snd nu int NAY prissts Ssn' tfsSd. may @ cali
JiNG Akk sIys o;S.s sgss g. .ss ssH
late OF 2926 Ridse ave. Relatives and friends
are are iny!,sl to service Tues. 2 r. Nj sSn st
Gem; .X!ewins Mon. eve: -
ha.baSd q c.SsrSs IRs Gs J. ao2s saGter aAfah R.s
tiyss and friends: also swarthmorc Fire Co :
service. on Tuesday afternoon, al 2 o'clock.
svar,hmots "a. Intermen, privste' niS Friend.
nay ,TRt, ynl Mo,ndsy ,,,ns evening -. - -.
chsrsa IL sa%re ranaraf iGFs services T wys Wed 2
80 T. NJ. at her late residence. 1920 Wayne
S;cHMlT't.- .-Juns %. FRANK j.. husband
asH otagsrs ,; and directors Y the Kensins,oL,
siety. st Joseph's Com,nandery: 80: SO,
/ NJ from bis q late resdsncs. g@i@ ID :. Or: s:
chufeh c%9 HeSI'' Int, fs iSv & ioss so9fsS'ns car
uss T. ns ioHN ssT e se2i:f s4EGE r' stfvs.
~,Sdn i I,.asS. 4 iSG$ ISyrsA
s.ss' t. rsn? s,s ,S"s:s! i s,i5
Friends F a'iTs may call Tues G srse""o"o' sTs Gem
TlGHE,-June 2S. Ann, VIII, .of tho late
IamsSs !,n"S. TshH inss clark Rs!ati,yes and
| sac \. NJ, from late residence IiO y.
ontario st. Solemn reapie3, mass Churth
.TRApIER June ~, MARY \, widow
Resiy.s and trsnds Invited Hef funaral isfT ss1T:
ices Mon. a;SO p NJ, at iGs rismore ave.
nee hnrE @do& af Ghars. GarRAfiNf 1S fes
yss "Pd frsnsS Are nvtss ,Ssm to S attend ~
mass a. s.. celumbas church, 10 4. st..
wHGNER Or aosi & Broad ;p ds1", ST. on .rune
-; loss: MArDE, 49, VIE q John W wss
. o'clock. at the oliver H. hair Bldg, $50
% WA%T1juns g; MAkekRss;r, widow o,
6aDeT. 5SSn m' t aS KeeTSs SonE: So g. 5ss' b
ana employees OF walthers Mfg. Co, are in.
ted to a;,snd fqnerai nein,ss ssrv!ses Tues p
= mt private North Cedar Hni Ger Gem. A.
band 6f Ga-rie w"ici;sr inee >Ads,. RcyS. H"S
rSss and fri"nds ;IvI'"4 70 funeral seryc.s
WEYHENNiEYER. Suddenly, June %.
~ se G SEsssnd 'sS' 81 .x,s "a sh
Wryhanmeyer. aged 30. Relatives and friends
are invited to funeral services. Mon. S p
NJ at III" parlors Uf John = BerkelbaC h
Tues. AZ summit I'M. Pa.
WNlrTLE - suddenly, Jrro -, JOHN
son ur Harry and Elizabeth Whittle ace,
IIs Residence. is2G y. 12th st NOtIc.
WltEy.--on June -, la22. ELEANOR
VI daughter ~ charles T.. and Joseph n,
Tavlor WILEY. in her l2:h Ye,.". Rsiatiye.
aud friends are invited to the service
. on rt"s.. 10 \. NJ. at her parents residence
jgIi Ellsworth s.. Int private.
WINGERT.-June "a ELIZABETH wifi.
Of Harry ,wtns.rt and daughter Of r:liDbeti
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attsnc
The funeral services, Tues. = p. NJ. at hel
mothers residence. 1894 y o8th vt. Int
private at Mt. Peace Gem. Friends may cal
Mon evening from TO q O'Clock.
WORRALL,--At WallirGford. Pa Sixtl
Month 9I'.I. 1922. r. WILSON WORRALL
aged 81. Funeral Thrd-dav. Sixth Monti
2Ith. at ProvIdent Meeting HOUSE. Media. /.
noon. daylight saving time.
Zr'LIGE-s suddenly. Jun" 3. HowEi.i
:. ZCiICk. NJ d, Relatives and friend
AZ" invited - attend tunera! services: sun;
r. NJ, a. his lat" rssiien"s: 2+32 y
Broad ~ Int. Mon. i. NJ. orkigs
burg. Pa
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Lumber and Coal Business

Including real estate: Reading Railroad
sidnE at Lunsdalc Pa. Apply II. A.
Darling. care OF J. lie. Patton, 404 Lin
coin Bids. Phila delphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-t.et our special.service depart
ment serve you in the distribution of your
literature or advertising matter for the
states of North and South Carolina: COM
plete list Of every live business and profess
sion In both States
Greensboro. y. &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
CARPET CLEANING

HAVE your rugs and carrsts shampooed
secured. purified--not merely cleaned. Ph.
Tioga 4Sq2 The Orig. Hamilton-B ach
Elec Carpet and Rug Washing Co. g. r.
TAYLOR, successor. 35o7-20 y. Smedley st.
WJA11ACE 1925 n. 20TH
VHLLThSL 253 CHURCH LANE. 0TN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26

RAPIDLY expanding organization wants ad-
ditional state managers to handle motor
accessories, radio sets and radio parts: ma
tionally advertised and widely known prod
ucts. popular priced; a wonderful oppof-
tunity IN here offered to only high-caliber
men who possess initiative. bus. exp. and
exec. ability: must be a man who can organ
i2e. plan and SELL II YOU can meet these
requirements write NJ 500. Ledger Onice.
LARGE and well.known manufacturing con.
cern in Portland. Ore, whose statesmen
cover all the large and small towns vest or
Denver is desirous of taking over the d!s.
tribution of a complete line Of hosiery for
men. women and children for this territory:
would carry stock for jobbing TO the smaller
trade. For full particulars address II. a.
SIEGEL Hotel Majestic. New York City,
FOR SALE-rhe best plant In this state:
coal yard -four and feed. grain. hay and
straw: cement, stone. sand and lime: suitable
for lumber. plasterers and builders supplies;
= sid!ngs: substantial tracks; brick ware.
house and basement: located in center OF
10000 populated town In Central Penna.
will bear closest invest ton. No agents or
triners. Address VI III. LEDGER OFFICE.
l WANT TO MEET a Christian young man
of ability to become my partner in estab-
lishad bus'n fss' where profits are made
quickly: amount required $1,000: applicant
must furnish good ref, for he will assume
responsibility OF financial end. a 336,
Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
DOGS AND BIRDS

PCP-For sale police pup. female almost
! months old: last Of 4. pedigreed stock
price reduced to $40 because owner is leav-
ing city. Seen by appointment. Address
p. o. Box 15l. Wynnewood. Pa.
WANTED to exchange fine. pedigreed, fe-
ma le police pup, months old. for one
equally good of another strain. Address T.
o. Box l51. Wynnewood. Pa.
ARE you interested in dogs. hunting fish
ing? send for free copy illus. outdoor mag
q zine. Sportsman's Digest. 226 Cincinnati.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26

23. 1929. DA>-TEI.
Years. X .la..v"s and
Lodge. 40. IS. L.
e Library. and al.
he vas a member,
re. Oh hiunlsN after
the oliver II Bar
Interment - %pr'h
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-21


fruit On that
subject Dr. J. H Ross
practced Florida
practicable business insurance
Pooling distributes bad effects
exceptionally
sound business basis Yet each
distribution for fruit of the quality
applied business
fellow pools his fruit whether he into pool not
a with himself
ships fruit What
gnion not in position give the advantage pooling Anyone
refuses
like
their fellows by carrying insurance their homes Yet when that
generally wng
nat neghOo passing about
pooling
Of his father mother asked
an
spring my
a being
1he oner one arrived In Philadelphia at time when in Florida
who had wateens thought Philadelphia
the sdmgs
Mine brought e dollars and eighteen less than freight
icing money before
but it is darned unhand slip little nothing
ee no" uh better would all had handled
melons together
getting
always
will
they know
thoroughly
1t that
Heard seventy.year
them Love " Eta and the kids yourself from
Your Uncle, Jonas
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-21

CIry- can you SEND Us up in the skipT
Yes. two at a time"
All right" The sheriff turned to
Harry. You and I'll go on the first
trip and hurry for the Ohadi road.
Fairchild and Miss Richmond will wait
for the second and go TO Sheriff Ma
sons Office and tell him what's up.
Meet US there" he said TO Fairchild,
as he went forward.
A long wait followed while Fairchild
strove to talk OF many things-and
failed IN all Of them. Things were
happening too swiftly for them to be
put into crisp sentences by a man
whose thoughts were muddled by the
fact that beside him waited a girl in
whipcord riding suit-the same girl
who had leaped from an automobile
on the Denver highway and
1t crystalized things for him momen-
tarily.
I'm going to ask you something
after a understanding that I've
wondered and wondered about.
know it wasn't anything-but-"
She laughed at him.
You really didn't think was the
Smelter bandit, did your
"Darned If I know what I thought.
And l don't know what / think yet"
Its very, very awful!" came In a
low, mOck-awed voice. But" then
the laugh came again-"maybe If
you're good and-well, maybe I'll tell
you after a WHILE
'HOneSt?'
of course I'm honestI Isn't that
the skip?"
Fairchild walked to the skip, stepped
in, and lifted Anita to his side.
The journey was made In darkness
darkness which Fairchild longed to
turn to his advantage, darkness which
seemed TO call to him to throw his
arms about the girl at his side, to
crush her to him, to seek out with an
instinct that needed no guiding light
the laughing, pretty lips which had
caused him many a day of happiness,
many a day Of worried wonderment
He strOve to talk away the desire
but the grinding of the wheels In the
narrow shaft denied that. His fingers
I"lICleu, MS arms ITeInDIeu as lie
sought to hold back the muscles, then
yielding to the impulse, he started
''Da-a-a-g-gone it!''
whats the matter?"
Nothing"
But Fairchild wasn't telling the
truth. They had reached the light
just at the wrong, wrong moment. Out
of the skip he lifted her, then inquired
| the way to the sheriff's Office of this
new county. The direction was Civ
en-, and they went there. They told
| their story. you say Bardwell and
your partner went out on the Ohad
road to head the young 'un off?'
Eyes Do you think-T'
Continued Tomorrow
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-21
VII
From Jonas Arland at Hammock
Groves, Florida, to Samuel
Newcomer, Bentonville, Mich.
Dear Sam:

Sam
in it
shall inherit
knows have borne this Biblical
something knocks plumb out head Have
consdee ovocaton DA I' "A' anu last oven 0'0
bunch Conversations
the others either crooked
When
the a
The things he said didn't much
me One thing that bnd make e d s b m b a mao quit 1s on
members our association who were taking all in and wo eeT didn
have enough information
organization.
more definitely forgot all about my chances for herng ANYTHING and
buttng in
when talking about the Florida Citrus
officer
effort backbi bette buled
to In
when began to tear into this fellow didn't take me long to have him in
the facts to back it Then certainly did him
However,
benefits letting
O
its
establh friendly relations However
helping direct affairs
instances know
helps organization
effective and thus of these SPECTATORS
you
profit through ownership the Florida Citrus Exchange
will be willing of the responsibility in protecting it,
notwithstanding
about being meek
fairly Nye Consistency
a
besto to youngsters and yourself,
Your Canankerous, Uncle Jonas
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-21

Instamen SERIES Others
will be published n
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-21
Letters Of A Florida Citrus
Grower To His Nephew

From Jonas Arland at Hammock
Groves, Florida, to Samuel
Newcomer, Bentonviue, Mich.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-03
U-E OF BETTER SIRE PAYS.
OFFICIAL REPORTS SHOW

The following summary Is Ia
ken from the report o; the United
States Department Of Agriculture
Bureau Of Animal Industry. based
O. the reports Of 525 livsstoe.
farmers living in So states and
owning 1900 head Of livestock
Based On utility alone fsntire-
y apart from breeding o. sales
yaIueB purebred livestock has an
earning power from z third TO
oae-hzIf greater than scrub stock.
The average superiority Of pure
ureds over scrubs for all classes
Of farm animals Is about 40 Per
cent.
Of the principal points in
which purebreds- excel other stock
the most prominent are: Super
icrity and uniformity in conform
alton and type. greater sale value
greater and more economical pro-
ducLiou, and earlier maturity.
Surplus purebreds are readily
salezbie at satisfactory prices in q
atority Of cases; but sales and
prices depend largely on the
quality Of stock az shown by
breeding records, also on the
business ability of the breeder.
With rare exceptions. pure
bred-sire users are satisfied with
the quality Of the offspring OBJ
tanned. except that healthy de-
sire is created in many cases TO
further improve the quality.
The progeny OF purebred sires
has practically so per cent
greater sale yalue than the pro-
geny Of non-purebreds.
The average increase in fin
ancial returns from livestock
raising, traceable to the use OF
purebred sires is As per cent.
Each breeder Of purebred live
stock influences, on an average,
about nine other persons to raise
superior animals
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-03
HERE. WAY TO SAVE MILLS
On MOTORING To SEATTLE

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LYNDEs GIRL MARRIED 10
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