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s3s1,O00 DISTRICT OF UNION
MARION COUNTY, WEST VIK.
GINA, PERMANENT ROAD
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed by the County Court of Marion
County, in Marion County in the
City Of Fairmont, West Virginia
until the 30th day of June, 1922,
at o'clock p. M, for the whole or
any part of the SS91,000 Perma-
nent Road Improvement Bonds
duly authorized by the District of
Union in the said Marion County.
Said bonds so to be issued are
serial coupon bonds shall be conse-
cutive1y numbered, OF the follow
ing amounts and become due and
payable as follows:
Bonds / to 5 inclusive for One
Thousand Dollars each and Rond
for Five Hundred Dollars. June
/, 1929.
Bonds Z to II inclusive Tor One
Thousand Dollars each and Bond
13 for Five Hundred Dollars June
1, 1924.
Bonds IA to 10 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 20 for Five Hundred Dollars
June L. 1925.
Bonds 81 to 81 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each, June
I, 1926.
Bonds % to "a inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each, June
Bonds So to ~ inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each. June
1, 1928.
Bonds 43 to SO inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each, June
I, 1893.
Bonds 81 to So inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond So for Five Hundred Dollars
June i. 1890.
Bonds so to IS inclusive Tor
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 50 for Five Hundred Dollars
June I, 1891.
Bonds 20 to IS inclusive tor
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 70 for Five Hundred Dollars
June i, 1882.
Bonds so to SO inclusive FOR
One Thousand Dollars each June,
1, 1888.
Bonds 80 to SO inclusive Tor
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 100 for Five Hundred Dol
lars, June l., 1924.
Bonds 1O1 to Ill inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 112 for Five Hundred Dol
lars June i, 1885.
Bonds 1l3 to 1913 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 124 for Five Hundred Dol
lars, June 1. 1896
1C+ X - r1t fNJ-
One Thousands Dollars each and
Bond 1877 for Five Hundred Doll
lars, June i. 1887. )
Bonds 1873 to I59 Inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond I51sfor Five Hundred Dol
lars,SJ une T. 1888.
Bonds 1872 to 165 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each. June
/, 1899.
Bonds 1s6 to 17e inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond $50 for Five Hundred Dol
lars. June i, 1910. S5
Bonds 181 10 1 95 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 1876 for Five Hundred Dol
lars, June L, 1871.
& Bonds 1877 to 212 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 213 for Five Hundred Dol
lars, June j, 1912.
Bonds PA to $50 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each June
Bonds 231 to 24s inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each. and
Bond 249 for Five Hundred Dol-}
lars, June i, 81 944.
Bonds ESQ to &c 9 in elusive for
One Thousand Dollars each. June
/, 1916.
& Bonds 40 to 2s9 inclusive for
Ono Thousand Dollars each anel
Bond 200 for Five Hundred Doll
lars, June II i "a s II s5
Bonds 20 and 311 inclusive forl
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WE PAY s36. 90 weekly full time,
75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear four
months or replaced free. SO styles.
Free samples to workers Salary or
80 percent commission. Good hos
iery is absolute necessity, you
can sell it easily. Experience I'M
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills.
Darby, Pa.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
BATH, CELLAR FRONT AND
BACK PORCH. 1872 CASTOR Ave.
4542A
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA! II you
want to buy, sell or exchange ad-
vertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida One OF the most
prosperous regions OF today. AL
ways use Times want Ads. Lars.
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ad lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate one
cent per word Monthly rate on ap-
plication. Inquiries cheerfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Florida. 3S66A
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Special Notices

$4,000 DISTRICT OF UNION,
MARION COUNTY, WEST VIK-
GINA, PERMANENT ROAD
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The Want Ads are your best
TREND at this time of the year:
You can't find a place to spend
your vacation? The Want Ads viii
ind it. You have the place but
no room? The Want Ads nave
summer boarding places galore TO
rant
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ONE FURNISHED BED ROOM
for rent-gentieman preferred.
Call 106. 453S A
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Help Wanted

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
June, July. Many vacancies;
S120 monthly. Age IS upward. Ex-
perience unnecessary. For free list
positions now open, write R. Tory
Former Civil Service Examiner,
1876 Continental Bldg, Washington,
D. c. 4546.A
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Male Help Wanted

WE PAY SIS per day for taking
orders for Nursery stock in your
vicinity Write for particulars.
Empire State Nursery Co.. Water
loo, New York. 428S A
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Repairing

MEMS SHOES half soled and
heeled Sits. Ladies' shoes half
soled and hee1ed $1.35 w. NJ. Wash
ingtop, 204 Raymond st. 4424A
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Prices reasonable. Phone 1701-J.
4524A
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Two large sleeping
rooms. Phone 1927. 4519A
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FOR SALElSeveral lots at the
finest location in South Side.
Address w. H. Losch, Jersey Shore.
Aoz9a
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
Upholstering. General Repair
ing Bicycles & Supplies. Tapestry
& leather samples on hand. Mrs.
J.. H. INNER. Phone 18TH.
4417A
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Houses For Sale

NEW Groom house for sale JACK
s# son Addition. See f. d. daIo-
way. Jackson Addition so' '-A
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FOR SALE
Houses And Lots

FOR SALE-Lot on Florida Ave!
A real bargin for quick sale
Also show case Call 929-J after
n. m. or call at S54 Market st.
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sNEW FOUR ROOM plastered
4 house for sale. Layman avenue
jackson Addition. Lot 4OxIoo.
sess-T1 3725A
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FOR SALE: Six room mouse, near
s8. 3S27A
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IN THE 4MATTER2OF#CO UNTy
DISTRICT ROAD HIGHWAY AND
STREET BONDS OR UNION
MARION COUMT

County Court Of Marion Comfy
West Virginia, held ON the eth
day of February, 1922, an order
was made and entered Of record.
authorizing vote to be taken by
the legal voters of Union@D District
Marion County, upon the issuance
and sale of Three Hundred and
Ninety-One Thousand 1891 0004
OF bonds Of said District 8knownas
County District Highway and
Street Bonds and directing that
an election be held IN said Union
D5ssr1ct on the In $500 pElA
i9G1 loI 5tne s!.
shen,d he a,t,,o,i za e n,.s
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Apartments

TWO OR THREE ROOM FUR
NISHED apartment also furnish
ed house. Call 904-M, or 1910 Cen
ter st. 45s2A
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TW OLIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
Street. 4534 A
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MEN capable OF hiring. and man
aging sales force, to take orders
for One Price $500. made to meas
ure clothes. Liberal commission.
Siebler Tailoring Co., S13-S17 Main
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4526A
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Agents Wanted

AGENTS opposed TO prohibition
will find a golden harvest by ad
dressing H N m n d Chemical
Works, Wareham, Mass. ALBA
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TIRE co. wants state representa-
tive and sales manager to open
branch office. $500 necessary.
Universal Tire Co., Chicago, Ill.
4427A
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RENT. Inquire 206 Diamond
street. 4540A
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e ROOMS. pressed brick, Sacrifice
price, owner leaving town. Call
se44 455SA
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MEN capable of hiring and man
aging sales force, to take or
ders for One Price $2S.00, made
to measure clothes. Liberal COM
mission Siebler Tailoring Co.,
S13-S17 Main St., Cincinnati, O..
4526A
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Boarders And BOOMERS

BOARDERS AND BOOMERS want
ed by meal, day or week 324
jackson ST. 4504A
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WELL KNOWN FARMER
OF BAGDAD is BURIED

BAGDAD. Dec. 10.-G. W. Ivey,
one of the well known farmers Of this
county. who died at his home near
Pace Friday night just before mid
night. from pneumonia, was buried
this afternoon.
Ills illness started with a severe
attack OF asthma, to which he has
been addicted for years. When pneu-
monia set in. the combined efforts Of
his physicians. Or. Thames Of Pace,
and DR.. Ilolley of Milton, failed t"
avert the Coming Of the Grim Mes
senger. There were only two or three
OF his children at the bedside.
HIS remains We're inferred this aft
crnoon at the Strickland burial
grounds near Milton.
Mr.. Ivey was in his list year. He
was a native Of Scott county. Mis-
sissippi. but spent most Of his life in
Alabama. For the past SIX years he
has been residing in Florida, for thres
Years i'll Oksloosa county and for the
.pasE three years "a ILL.," "----~
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cried. go and get that paper and give
it TO me-
MADaE BREAKS DOWN

cried, go and get that paper and give
it TO me-
MADaE BREAKS DOWN
you know ! cannot do it, even If
there is such paper as YOU describe, 3"
/ answered. But won't YOU try to get
out Of this terrible intrigue? You have
said something's. Lillian has limited
Oh. I cannot say what I w:sh-it
Sounds too absurd. lf-you have any
thought rotecting-ne-bv in
vclving yourself in this thing. won :
YOU please believe that [ would far
rather dis-have anything happen to
me than accept such sacrifice from
you--from any one-even DicEH, I
don't want 10 preach, but don I Eou
see that We've don t belong to our
selves now but TO our courtry? What
happens to each one OF rs il 10 nat
ter 40 long as We are true to the
flag"
Ny use of. Dfcky's name vas rrfor-
tunate. although I had only used Il for
| fear that Mr.. Underwood wound
twist my little speech to mean thar
! 1 would accept nothing At his HAMS.
| Blu his wps a black iecKlees lno,d.
Grady TO blaze at the slightest pre-
| text.
Il don't think YOU noed to worry
about being called n2oH to acc>9-
1nucA OF sacrifice from the Do, -
bird h. sneere6. Hes too bus
twittering about othar casee t. con-
Germ himself much about home, coun-
| try or flag"
The steel-tinped iron Of t!,e word-
pierced the chamber ST ny htzr. IN
which l had shut IN I'll ny dcuh.s
and fears Of ny husband. let OF
a flood OF shamed 7.ief which o,-a~-
wheimed me-.
To my horror found cou'a1':
control the tears Of humiliation VIII
rushed 70 my eyes. l flung ny hs~ie
over my face, ard. tu..rin- - .-:~J.
buried my face III the ha X Of -.
chair while tie <obs had Ing re
pressed tore 4 ,ne.
"i'M MAD ABOUT YOU"
con, child, don't d. tha:" NJ Tn
derwood sdjured frarticslly. II va
= loT-down orne1y ruo - r@I! ta>t
last spiel 1 don't know sa"Ir,3E
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it is well always to have about 4 bot
tie of hand lotion that may be applied
when the hands are dried, to counter
act the drying effects Of the soap,
Every night, before retiring, rub
into the hands and arms a rich cream,
massaging from tip of the fingers to
the knuckles, then from the knucklcs
to the wrists with a firm, circiing mo-
ton, then massaging up to the elbows
and the shoulders, This relieves the
congestion in the veins which is re-
sponsible for redness.
Then apply a second coat Of cream
to the hands and draw on a pair Of
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| about Dicky or where he is. 7 EimpE
spilled over with crazy jealousy"
He krclt ~ the side OF my chat
! and with the touch OF his stronl
| hands, as gentle as q woHnzn's turns
my head toward his oyn. took NJ
! hands from NV face, and thrust int
! them cns OF his own large, fine hand
! kercniefs. !
Tbs sort @: thing don't get yoa
anyw1ere, he said practically, an
! then--as sat up Stifily, in ang4
at my own weakness--h.s voice ar
manner 1907, on 2 humidity utterF
! foreign 10 my knov-lc6ze Of Har.E
! Underwood.
or course. it's nothing but mockeIs
for mo To Hs!t your forgiveness" n
- ID, "but do want you TO l;now thss
I'M Sincerely sorry for hang caussl
| .'aU pain. rs no Ua-vS - you. prod
al. thac In mad about you--hsF 4
been for aEes-El! $40 it long aEol
nd when I'm VIII you I'm hard.
r"sro1-i'.E 70" WHAT ! So O. Go. Az.
IL m .Iisc szS enough . ns,-eye that +
had r'ej yCn I7@E akJ vhoa ne bot
We iroa | coaM has mad you ca .
ARD s!so n.2|s tcI ri5toaely ham
I2Ht thSrs' : % u<a haea.nc that ov.
49,. t. p.r',> birds .Iways Ia.
! "a: h:-.5@r, .">7. ai~-a.q .~.I We. az,
ai.iE7 AaoHa jest y e,r / got OIL A
! r. = 90. r.,,.r't IS c1a"tl,. .,ov-1crs. !,
PIT IL: Ia" il. spyte az
n7FH3 r..a1 IL h,d S.veH me Vi
S.'~l ts~5e~ so'o-7r..y t.at wa
: T.r-,-'. 'EoI CT lcao ne f,5a
s-s - =. = re- --.. -.r an 4 -t.--- ,. 80.
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THROUGH A GOOD LOOKING
GLASS.
BY Elsie Waterbury Morris
nouS New Xnrk Eeaufv Enner.


BY Elsie Waterbury Morris
Famous New York 6eauty Expert)
Helen's exercise for her general
health and posture did much to beau
tify her hands and arms, but we gave
them great deal of extra attention.
At first her skin was dry and neg
lcctcd looking, her veins prominent,
her elbows rough, the shape indicat-
ed q lack Of muscular development.
and her knuckies were prominent.
Obviously her circulation was faulty
and her diet needed correction.
So we had her avoid the foods that
form acids, such as red meats, gra-
Vies, meat soups, tomatoes and
strawberries and put her on diet of
milk, butterTniIk, fresh vegetables,
cooked fruits and oranges and grape
fruit in moderation.
Then, before we could build up the
texture of the skin. we had to produce
some muscle beneath. A badly shaped
arm is never beautiful. It should be
round, firm, Well proportioned and
should taper gracefully from shoulder
to wrist.
The Beauty Exercise.
Here are some exercises Helen
practiced which did much for her.
They will help you too--try them.
Stand erect, chest high. and stretch
the arms above the head. Close the
fingers as though holding on to q
rope above the head. Then slowly
lower the arms as though endeaNor-
| ing TO pull down the rope. Continue
until the clasped hands reach the
shoulder level. Repeat several times.
Then reach the arms out to the
sides, slightly bend the elbows and
Let the hands hang loose from the
wrists. Reverse the action. raising
the hands and Strengthening the cl-
lows. Repeat this number OF times.
This one also is good: Stand erect,
arms outstretChed and slowly swing
the arms ont to the sides. endeaVor-
! ing to make as wide a circle as pos
s,be.
Follow the exercises with a quick
sponge or shower bath, dashing lots
Of cold water on the arms. and dry
ling with coarse towel. This slim
ulatos the circulation.
Relaxing the Muscles.
| Helen had a. bad habit of holding
her hands very tensely. reflecting the
nervous tension of her mind. We had
her make it a point to relax her arms
jsCveral times 4 day.
! The physical care OF the hands and
arms requires. first, of course, abso-
lutte cleanliness. Since soaps contain
jalkalis that are injurious to the skin,
and since one must wash frequently,
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and he undertook to do a thing that
mot only required the soundest intel
ligerce, but it also required 4 degree
Of clevemcss that has not been
cqualed by anybody. | feel that /
ought to stand and uncover whenever
II think about Chauvannes"
There was a sound in the darkness
as of one drawing ones body swiftly
together in chair. There was sort
.of booming III the big mans voice.
you amaze me- it said "Of
course, I knew what Chauvannes was
after. He used to talk about il when
we We're shooting on the Naal. He
had the clew. he thought, to a lost
civilization of an immense age. in the
great wilderness of Central Africa, q
little north Of the Congo"
He continued to speak in his strong.
firm voice:
Vanues found some evidence of the
thjnG he was looking for. lie was a
first class arCheolosist. lie knew all
about everything Of the sort that had
been uncovered. And he was Il good,
aN-rOund explorer, none better. If
there was any man in the world who
could have gone from the Congo
across the old trail of the ivory raid
crS. northeast to the Albert Nyanza.
lit was Chauvannes. l can believe that
Chauvarnes went in there, and that
he found tho evidences of the things
he was looking for, but the Journal
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New Revelations of
a Wife
By ADELE GARRISON
What Harry Underwood Declared az
He Said Good-by.

What Harry Underwood Declared as
He Said Good-by.
Harry Underwood sprang to his feet
with a muttered exclania ton.
Il don't believe you" he said
hoarsely, but there was no rudeness
in his tone.
"I give you my word of honor, I
returned quietly.
Then the jig is up" he said des-
pairingly. and dropping the chair again
put his head in his hands.
And a I looked at that bowed, mas
sive head the black hair streaked
much more heavily with silver now
than [ had ever seen it, wave Of
pity swept over me for the man he
might have been.
There is an especially strong ap-
peal to a woman in the idea that
a man has embarked upon any dan
gerous enterprise, good or evil, for her
sake, in order TO save her from dan
ger. I felt that I was justified by his
own words in drawing that interfer-
ence concerning Mr.. EnderTood's von-
nection with the enemy camp Of spies
headed by Grace Draper
Lillian had always maintained that
he would protest ME at any cost from
ths beautiful petrol that had played
such havoc with her life and mine.
But that. in order to do 50, he had
involved himself in plot against
his country l had always been loath
20 believe.
Now ] was convinced, and with the
conviction came an intense desire 70
save him from the consequence Of
his wicked-even If chIva lric-fo,Iy.
I put out my hand, touched his hair
tin1idIy.
Mr.. Underwood. please"
He started zip, his face drawn with
pain, srssped my arm so fIercely that
l WINGED cowardly with the hurt.
For Gods sake, child" he wildly
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chamois gloves to be worn during the
night.
The habit of resting on her elbows
had caused discoloration on Helen s
which was very ugly. We removed
the dark stain with lemon juice, and
massaged her elbows with a nourish-
ing cream TO build up the tissues
At first Helen went through her
exercises merely because they were
part Of her routine, but later she en-
joyed them, and as you will see by
her picture, really got pleasure from
them.
Copyright, 1929, NEA Service)
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Did You Ever Stop
To Think.

THAT ADVERTISING has had fair chance in
idFying.
THAT there greater ferd fer development today
than right in the dairy business.
THAT thus far we have developed the dairy cow and
have forgotten the dairynan.
THAT to put the dairy business forward is process Of
dUcaon. In this task, the greatest influence should
be used by the Press.
That in some sections of the country of the most
Pressing needs of agriculture is better market for the
Products of the farm. There many products which
must find outlet in order to keep the farming industry
a normal and healthy condition.
That darying is one of the great industries.
HAT movement should be made to extend the sale
milk, butter and cheese. None of these used to
he extent they should be- considering their high food
'Ue in relation to cost.
IHAI PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS WITH VIEW TO
roPJLARIzlNG DAIRY PRODUCTS SHOULD BE
PUT on.
z. r. WAITE
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Qtjp11rrr1hs Of -
N;]o1nq 11eI 5 =
H HrM1LlE DNlss0NI, u, Posi- y
~ 900 NEA S.rVice Inc
THE GREAT CIPHER
THE GREAT CIPHER

2 VS. rn. CIV couId MI
rr. v.. a sort or faiw
'.. mar fln g7rdc1s
20 oqrk INFO The bay,
,cfs ,r,.,v vbiro shaft sr
E'.' ,i...ur,r,t exfendit~
-..-- .'a<E o"or OF Pes~'-
-fa.a I'D. ne ~ 'j'e ABOUT l'eI
~ ."o hA' ,. ut'\t
r-.r a.. ror ,'... was III h.ay W.
sa" I T'g ',,,1 IN. ,n'S ,.,.,Il
p. c....'"N an" '''h.' was speak
e
, am SID ,'4t business of NOur
.aay .a@ht You to America,
.,,s.v .gIo-l@. il said. "bc-
.a,s wa. ID ~ ask You about that
q, sE,a4.aG of ChauVanucs'. l
Nv -.Essocs 'n South Africa.
was q i'r, class man. What was.
>. mese-g about his death* The
-r,r. rsgn. pr the time could not
|,r f.aa r"t truth. 1t was too fam
,rr
,.. ,,.. have made ont the fig
~ Fronchmaa hv looking
-, 80. ..s l,o ligrt lie sat i'm ,
.,.-- us Legs extended a ciga-
,,,~ 4,a movjpg i'm mis- fingers
. ,...- Q7, Iaw and clear when he
f.. ra.a ,g+. engaged with p re-
..r,u
~. VS. ~ Tho truth. Fxccllency."
|. ,,s+ "a, wa now know"
-, biz man interrupted. "Tbat
...,-.... -,....7'
'-,. r.,rra,nsn's voice did NO,
.,.y.
T,s g..s ahout it, he said, lis
l., M. ~- ...gfastlc than tho current
...r NJ -.s fin,o Nobody bclfevoa
Vc5olr rlutd have baIiayed II
-., r., f,3rraI finally csme IN
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Pensa cola. Fla.

GiF7"tUIa, rId.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am little girl s years Of age and
am in the second grade and 1 want
you 10 bring nue. sleepy doll, 4 tea =
terbear. story book, 4 horn, a buc-
Iet and shovel a little stove, A box Of
Little Boy Blue. and some fruit and
candy and please don't forget my
Mama and Papa, sisters and brothers
and don't forget my friend Lucy.
From Your friend,
GERTRUDE DELLACCIO.
SIS East Government St.
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Eansacola. Fla.

Pensacola, Fla.
NJ" Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl and have been very
good the past year and ] want vow to
bring me 2. doll, wash tub aad board,
dresser. table and chair and a house.
1 remain your little girl
JOSEPHINE ECCLES.
p. s. Don't forget my little sister,
Louise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-11
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
I have been a very good little girl
this year and 1 want you TO visit my
house. L want a big doll that can
walk and say mama. tea set and
some Whitman'S candy. Your little
friend,
WILBERN FALLOW.
F. s. Please remember George.
1894 E. Strong st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-11
Pensacola. Fla,

PcnSsCOIa, Fla.
Ny Daar Santa Claus:
I have been a good little boy tn
past year and for Christmas l wan
You to bring me- pop gun, fir
truck, harp. pistol and a bail, an
please, Santa, some nuts and Caud$
am your l!ttle boy.
JAMES KENNETH GERALDS.
P. S. Don't forget Janet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-11

EPlease don't forget my Mama and
Para. From your friend.
JOSEPH DELLACCIO.
| SIS E. Government St.