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stead ti one as plduutN,
UandlScrChiefs seem TO have taken
ON the coIorfuIncss of fall instead
of the pastel shades OF summer
and ARE seen in the, deeper. ana
richer shading which seem truly
appropriate for the season.
DO not place your order for per-
soual engraved cards until you have
seen MCGce's cards, they represent
! the finest In cards IN the country
and pIices are less than last year.
/ % West Third street.
Peasant colorinE I'm smart tcit
hat trimmed with red ana bluc
wings matching n peasant bi"use
of the same COlOTing was worn ht
"A football game last week.
Iagglug Of luterest--stl aimed ana
tIrcl cyfs--lrritab ableuesS-the sure
symptoms that your eyes are ue-
frptlve--aud nine chances 10 one
Won need glasses. Let me urge you
not 10 delay In consnIunE an ,Se
surciaist-I say Dr, AnESF''rh II
ezpert optomCrrist ~ Hellhrou's.
Mith the opening of the social sea-
son fans nrc hrcominG an important
Item in accessories,
Thanksgiving day without candF
would surely bo incomplete ana WIN
tnly I'm mind Canayland, 4lO South
Main. Is offeIlug beautiful boxes or
delicious sweets that cannot fail TO
delight your friends or hostess. Also
don't forget this ia a very attractive
pIace 20 drop in for after-matuee
refrcshIncnts or luucheOns.
Could Milady fancy anything
more gorgeous than formal white
satin gown with a large corsnge OF
orchids, worn under a wrap OF en-
crnId green chiffon velvet having
high collar OF ostrich TO mhtch'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

lgr expert illtlttl-
ing, hair dressing and
new pieces in natural
hair goods, ask 70 see
Miss Ttubans az the Rose
Marluello Lice n 5 G d
Beauty shop, 22 West
Fifth. Phone Cedar
2lT3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

II j. cnsy 60 imagine brown mar
got lace drapcd over a soft green
velvet gown.
For German rollers, Har'Z-Moun-
tain birds enar.oled and Silt cages,
visit Binding-Steyens Seed Co, First
and Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Remember that this is
Red Cross week, my
friends. And to the re-
newal of your member
ship, attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

n dance frOCt seen at u formal al
fair last "e;l. was Us printed chit-
fOn of exotic Colorlng, In u circular
mode, revealing AT intervals an un-
drrslIirt edged With u ruching OF
green lace
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

tcIO bY INC eNpefts at MISS FOoLe !
Approved Marinello Beauty Shop
l3 West Fourth, will restore your
hair 10 It's former beauty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
L..trabs.e.,7Snop

stop rack!ng your brain for clever
bridge prizes. faYore and fho"er
gifts when your whimslest whm may
be satisfied at prices decidedly pleas
ing at the Cheer Bright shop. 2O5
Atlas Bldg.
Wispy chiffon "LTrchicfs' arc
very new! Many are in Persian color
ings and also IN dcsign--similar to
the printed silks of last summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Visiting the l. B,
Nevin's Antique shop
az Twenty first and
Peoria yesterday. /
found many new ar
rivals OF genuine an
tiques, among them
.. H.f ,.lf. v..ltA ...N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

WIS uIWUT IFHI IdUIs VIII IdI-
tern top and hand-twisted
legs that was made In 1880. A
quaint and attractive table that
would "flt in" with most any type
OF furniture.
Ermine and black satin combined
make an attractive turban for eve
ming wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Thirteenth, will help YOU. If you're
too busy to drop in, phone or write
your desires. Their flowers are won
derful prices moderate, and service
prompt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Your photograph
What better gift, what
better time than now? +?
Even tomorrow Is not too
early to arrange for n
sitting. Phone Usage
SS52 for appointment.
Tulsa's reliable portrait
studio. over Renberg's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Arc you going away for the winter7
Why not relieve yourself Of anxiety
and worry about your valuables by
leaving thom I'm n Safe Deposit Box
at tho First National Bank, Fourth
ana Main
Very attractive 10 me was n IuNur-
ious wrap of brown, duvctyn and
beaver which had loose wings OF
the beaver over the shoulders, and
u jnCgnctte effect of the fur. The
skirt of the coat was of duyetyn.
style and individuality are assured
IL you select your winter chnpeau
at Miss I4nir's Millinery depart
ment at the Demorest.
Notes on "Womcn's Attire" say
that while raCCoon and muslSrat
hold their own, chipmunk. civct
cat, krimmcr and novelty furs are
| also very good.
Your photograph viii solve the
problem: What shall | give this
ChristmasY" And no portrait
could be so completely satisfying as
tist Rivkin, at his studio at Fourth
ana Boulder But please make
your appointment at once, avoiding
the last minute rush.
Evening wraps carry out Conspicu-
ously the prevailing note of gor-
grousncss In the new mode.
Warm things for the Riddles,
comfy conts lovely sweaters, An
CORA acarfs and hats To match, also
mtttcns, warm stockings and un-
derwear--you1 find them nj the
Mary James Shop, East Sixth.
In addition to the popular ostrich.
fans of yulturc and COZ are being
shown n great deal.
A ds,liciou.. homeiike Thnnksglv-
I'M dinner -- turkey 'neverything -
will be served at the the Tea CUP
| Inn, III West Fourth on Thanks
| giving day from IL to 8 p, m.
/ Those desiring to give n dinner
| party will appreciate knowing that
/ IL may be served as privately as in
| their own home. For reservation
| and details phone Mrs. Baldwin.
Evening wraps which have panel
and ycstmCntlikc trimmings of bro.
cadc, are noted, these sometimes
having no fur even at the coiiur.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Little big things that
mean so much for in
stance, flowers for shut
in" friends, flowers for
hubby's desk, a surprise,
his birthday, anniversary
OF old-time friends and
Thanksgiving day re-
membrance - G lar KS
Flower Shop, 81 East
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

7. Golden, master
craftsman, can up
holster or repair
any piece OF furui-
ture ne matter how
unusual or difficult.
Phone Cedar 943
or Usage 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Georges
Studio
319
South
Main

BY way OF happy gift solution,
there Is gold lacquer ware, hand
painted, in cigaret and jcwciry cases
which Is finest of all lacquer work,
and always greatly admired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Youth vanishes with
gray, dull or faded hair!
Then why give up this COW
eted possession when an
application Of French In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Rae's Extroordinaryl Wonder ,,,r,
style When they showed ms tho
Shop Sron E@wns ,be 5no personai wl@G IS selec-
9O1 ton Of Mr. Bright who Is
South now v,onnt ln ~" ls fashioned OF
Main exquislte material on lines
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Decidedly striking is rcd satin
vampcd slipper with a back and
strappings of brightly coiorcd bro.
pn1p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

They will add charm fo
your Thanksgiving fcstiyi.
ties.
Just arrived at the Home
decorating Co, 51l South
Main, are many beautiful
candle sticks and an attrac-
tive assortment OF fancy
candles.
fnrnnt fhnf This Is Rcd Gross
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. .RB.Mn Moe

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Tvs hMn's~sl sissliaF = lnn arv r
ianx whistsp fhen ftasft. wh9
had heem halanslng slAxls iask. psvs
paTwtnTy ~ xnAAx hash vi hsx wask.
threw Il ssism assi n~xan ~ svil 'kswa
hks sivvvss
~ws3v sxin9 IN save leek IN lt~
"A lnekf whet gasa waoiA a y
"a eas eAa ls.ak AZ klaa" ssiS
flMsry 'fhsY ssNt arrest "a fas ~
lnM ur th~Fv tl9w vvwryfaasts sEsa
tnt - ~ 'lssFw saa as3 sEvm -
inok a fhesy gtehsn~
~fh~sv AiAt eA law axaine y C
~ F@aehxsl f# ht# gashtsi~ @aaM
hnakesi ia su1atl shsnN ~ shs han&
lnx wall, and then Pulled hls Nal sxvr
hi. hnl4inx faFvheasf t'Aewfniiy NJ
attempted III samash hss xtrnYtax MUS
tashs. aasl fslilnz. - siwass sss.s "
the Job
~ra te arpY tsfst N teeA ~ n M
announced Ns'unsT ap. lets fntxet
es .hsY are ana IssAs ~ Is'Axsvs "a Z
EaTshslA sxvssa axxsam hfx wltt
ssas ~ ghe shaty trey went and "a w
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RUPTURE
EXPERT. HERE
sEELEv. FAMouo. IN IRIS epgc
iALrY CALLED 70 OKLA
H0MA CITY

p u seeIcy. or Chicago and phila-
dalphja. ths noted truss expert. VIM
pertonaIiy be- ss the finckinx Hotel.
and will remain IN Okiahoma city thi t.
Monday and Tuesday only Aug f4-Is.
Mr. Hecleg says. Tho Bpnrrnntic
shield viii moi only retain any case
of ruptsvo perfectly. .bsU contracts
the openink In 10 days IN the average
c1g~ Bcing vast advnfccfnctit over
al farmer metkods sxAmpIffylnx n
aiantausous effects imnsdim1ely an
rrecIxbIe and withstandtax any strnfn
or position % matter tho aixe pr io-,
cation Large or diffIcnit casex, az
incisxion&I rssptnrcS ffoIIoxinr opcfs-
tions) specially sSifcifed This tn-
strtinp<rst received TIM onfr swmrd m
EaeIand and IN Spain pvpducias r~-
su.t1 without surgery. intections.
medical tr61ttmnts os rr1scripiionp'
MI. GeeIey has documents from ths
United States doverDm~nt. washing :
ION. n. G.. Tor inspection. M Will be
glnd ~ demonstrate withMSt charxe
~ M thsim n dcSssss5s iSurinesp de-
1ap6s prevent st0pplSt a 4ny c(1er
place II I'M settion.
p. os~- Ivory ol6toe N n
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shs hlll II wsssw she s'wnspsepls
again wesw aaslAssln9 AhsHs shs openr
Ing VI ,hs silver sluwens A few we're
x3sax Iuf Faifshlsd snd ARR IoInesf
sham.
A hong wwtk. sfasrtnw aNs~t uf fl@
way. as the peuxress was msds
fhfpnKh fhs narfuw. tawNfeofea tans
mel shsn alixhf fnl~~ whieh ssxywl~st
faF falf distance at sn easy fvadme*
~ last IL stop ard there hrfas~ them.
iammed h*swesn the ro*sk. wns sh&
sfsRs. q xvvnf heavy strsakinx vein.
nenrly sis feet wide. tn whleh ths ps~
stnek ferth N tremendous ebuahs.
embedded In black background
HARRY eyed III sfalsf0uAiys
"fm ean sne lhs siissf .tirkfa1
oafN he nunonussd A i~@s. 'ffs SON
dmFsuI essn n ths Isaaalne8 ald ae N.
t'pms on. itsy, lais Hs xss eut AZ sse.
IN " Keftins the hlIpJ stHxxvss II I
star mueis i0axsF
F8lrehlld accompanied HIN word.
IsAsiy n wns - fhaash Fnte had
played deliberate tries. that Il might
lavsh NJ hIm Ansi ~ hA walked
along Ne wessdsfsd sa0r~ thnn &ySv
about the nssmsflnuz fsirarsm ana I'm
mysterious eeasssaasi2u ~ th~ sTsasy
isMrnhnm In uvnyer
far onee Fuy W cheer cams Il
him Tbs iiDdainea bad known u fhIs
strike laa9 hefAfn ~ evsr went IA
that oI'ses In psnspv Tfwy hAstwnli.
"a bong enough % have fsev assays
made and had completed thsis nr~t
shipment ~ thu xsm~it~r There wws
~ nsye~xisy that ftw hny shs nlas
Poppy mlnr Therefore, vas n sih1fly
anefhsr tfaek IA hfvak tim. 10 l<ah
him np IN r"tst af haxh sxpeetns
tiaas fhsas With = laugh n his ~.
appointment. lhrow hlm dawn senInp
Ill shoulders strstxhssn~d ~ shey
rsaghsA fts@ enssisie stf. and ~ moved
siuse d Harry ~ Ne foid him hIs eoa.
lectures Ths carnsshnsf hobbsA
HIN fteaa.
\ newer sh60shs ~ II shak wybls
he agreed '.isus 4 could xxpiain 4 Ise
~ things Thsy saixf 10 neat h. and
they den't care ev N urls 4 p<v>ou
10 10 Disappointed. Thaf'a n. a.
w3es said ydu - good 'sasi -
yva rhat's u, Let's ~ back 10 ~
rtn~ fs4,py 4
i'ask they sens. onss mors d -
sesnd tho shaft. epcr more "a fpt(ro
TN teail along TIE dxifk toward ~
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| From Milton 10 rennssea
Lyle.
ward
German Reader-H * 0usr
her.
STANDARD Arithmetic Milne.
Essentials az Chenisssry--R. Y
Williams.
The Dictionary srtller-lJ n
Hnl.
Aexop'S Fables N. Il. Pratt.
English History Montgomery
Composition and Rhetoric y
A. llcrrck.
English LilerNsnrA Newcomer
Webster i Dictionary
School Reeding by Grades :
Baldwin
.Iny Bells Sophie May.
Rnglish Composition tanhy
Thr Text Book of nosany.-
Innltvr
Graded Lessons IA Physiology
W q krohn.
Algebra, New school ~. A.
Wentworth
Heath Reader
German Grammar T. bacon.
Latin Grammar Alien A
Grecnouch.
Latin Grammarts " Bennett,
Ivanhae~ Scott
Physiology aud Hygiene W
O. krohn.
History of Education L. Sce.
ley.
Physiology, Elementary Hall.
Fourth Reader, Graded Class,
les +. r. Norsell.
Essentials Of Chemistry ~ q,
llnxeler.
Newspaper Writing and Edit.
ing w g. Rlayer.
Smithsonian lnSsitutIon,
Silas Mariner Eliot
An 0pen Letter f. Sociele
The Red Groxx Girls With the
Russian Army Margaret Van
dcrcook
The Red Cross Girls in the
British Trenches MArRares Van
tlercaok.
The Red Gross Girls with Per.
shing tn Victory Margaret Van
dSrrnAk.
The Red Cross Girls on The
French Firing Lime Margaret
vandereook.
The Red Cross Girls with the
Italian Army Margaret Wander
cook
The Red Cross Girls In Belgium
Margaret vanderrook
Thu Rcd Cross Girls under the
Stars and stripes Margaret
vamdereook.
Mrs. Scxaurr III Guthrie, DO
mated The largest collection
Mr.. Gave " Mulhnll, gave
many nice hnoks for Rirla.
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idabel. Aug 10 - W. Cozielow.
banker. farmer and business man of
broken bow. has marked prcce~
dent in tho manner In which he Il
assisting the farmer customers %
bis bank ~ purchasing Al his own
expense three row machine to be
used by them 10 dust their cotton
with calcium arscnate.
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COURT HOUSE NOTES


convsysncss
o. H. rawsn ct nx 70 Mlnnlo ".
Thompson. W. D.. n ", 10000,
IN ia, NV IA. sE ia. M.is-iw
A. y. Williams II mar 10 ". 4,
Williams. W b.. = ii 2s, ti.soo 90,
r.ots SO block 81. W. q.
Frank Bond, Treas. 10 ., w, Mur-
ply. r. n, $ ii 22. tio %. Lots IL
IS. block "a, q. 2.
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New Books at the
Carnegie Library



Easy Lessons in psyehoanalysi
"A. Tridon.
Fundaspcntal Conceptions D
PsyehosnaIysis--A. A. Brill
Autobiography Of Andrew Car
ncRic.
woodrow Wilson as Know
Him.. r. Tlmulty.
Who's Who In America, 1921
MY Boyhood Of John bur
rouells--H. Robinson.
The Mind in the Making
Boys Life Of Theodore Roose'
velt-H. IIageforn.
Book Of Conundrums--G. Rob
ertson.
Dame Clrtsey's Book az Move
Entertainments for Every Day IN
the Year--E. III. Golver.
The New Hcavens--G. T.. Hale
Radio for Everyhcy-Lcscsr'
bourx.
Construction Of Rsdio-Phone
and Telegraph Receivers for b.
ginnerx~-N. II. Sleeper.
The A B G of Vacuum Tlbes
used in Radio Reception 4. II.
Lewis.
Experimental Wireless Stations
P. e. EdeIman.
Talks 10 TeachcrS-James.
Tennyson u Poems.
The Outline Of Science. A.
Thompson.
Fiction
Dancers in the Dark-Dorothy
Spcarc.
The Covered Wagon Emerson
Hough. n
The Beautiful and Damned
Scott fitzgerald.
Gentle JuIia--Tarkington.
RelIa Of the Ingleside--L. NJ.
Montgomery.
Memoirs Of a Midget-Walter
de la More.
Crome Yellow Aldons Huxley.
The Outcast Selma Lagerly.
Hnmbug--E. NJ. Delafield.
More that Must be Told-Sir
Philip Gibbs.
Mr.. Prohack-Arnold Bennett.
The Secret Places Of the
HEARTH. q, Wells.
Timber-liarold Titers.
Nene--Earnest.
The Ways of Laughter
Harold Begibie.
The Head of the House OF
Coombe H II. Burnett.
Ptomaine Street - Carolyn
Wells.
Tn, Joy Of Living-S. D.
Gwoing.
Homestead Rance = Elizabeth
Young. '
Shoe Bari. b. Ames.
Torrance from Texas-,J. B.
Ames.
Strength Of the Pines Edki-
son Marshall.
Casey Rvan-~B. NJ. Bower.
Cow Country--B Nj. Bower.
Man -Size--M. Raine.
"a Handful q Starr y;
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rHrv Aar MlLu svr tfFfcTIvn

bilIuusncss, headaches blurred viss
ION. bad breath and coated tongue are
almost certain to be present with
mass Of t.producinw undiEeste
food In tho stomach Foley CathafIic
Tablets keep The digestive ORGANS a.
tive and tho aystem ~ ard fine, par
ged Of pol~ons. Not habit fornasnx
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iA3tIWt &MtfW2tF EuNnWmNHt tH'
International Perce.
Smithscnian Inxtitnsions Show
Iink the Operations. Expenditures
and Condition of the lnxtisntsoI
for the Year Ending June 30
liglH
Department Of the lnterio'
| bureau az Education; biennial
ISursev cf Esincasicu
| The Art Of Table Setting G
kc Murphy.
| Japanese Immigration aud Col.
enlxaiion ~. = Mcnistrhy,
From Xylcgraphys TO Lead
Molds.
Outer Mongolia. Treaties and
| Agreements Carnegie knslow.
mcnt.
korea Carnegie Endowment.
Sinos.IapAntse Ne.nsious Car.
nsgie Enslowmesit.
The Limitations Of Armamenss
carnrkie Endowment.
ShantunY Carnegie Endow.
ment.
Manchuria --canievic Endow,
ment
Library of Congress
Endowment.
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion--C Caracgie Endowment.
The l.eopard's Spots Thomas
Dixon, W.
The Flying Machine Boys on
Duty Frank Walton.
Dare Keys After Arnoh.--r0x
Jewish InfIucnces In American
Life.
FIRST Wear Latin.
Twenty Lessons in Domestic
Science Marian Fisher.
Thr Book of Mormon
The Eye II the Window of the
Mind~-Wm. Fox,
The Voice Of the Ci,y-o.
Henry.
Bible and Spade Rev. j
Peters.
Wilmer Atkinson An Auto.
biography.
A Jewish Chaplain lcvingcr.
Songs ar Mm Who Failed
Parkhurst,
Biennial Survey of Education.
Exploration IN Alaska,
Under the Sun Buck
The Psychology Of Childhood
Naomi Norsswortlw,
Public Education Ia the United
States Gubberley
The Meaning of sprcams--l u.
IoriAt. 8
Main streetIsewis,
Poeticai Works of Swinhurnc~
Swinburne,
Readers Guide 10 Periodical
Literature.
Statistics of Railways ia the
". s.
Valerie DuyaI. Somewhere 10
France Martha Trent.
Mariekcn De Bruin, Somewhere
ia Belgium~-Nlartha Trent
Phoebe Marshal, Somewhere in
Canada Martha Trent.
Alice Blythe. Somewhere in
England Martha Trent.
Helen Carey. Scmwhcre In
America Martha Trent.
Aseril-~Carcy. Rosa.
The Redhcadcd 0uificld~-2ane
Grey.
The Short Stop--Zane Grey.
Friends, Though Divided~-.d
A. llenty
Time of Roscs-Meade.
Barbaras Brothers u. y.
Green.
a. Childs History Of England
Dickens.
Household Bacterolory Buc-
hanan.
The Heath Reader, Fourth.
The School Course In English,
Book 2---Allen 4 Hawkins.
Electric Lighting Plants
Buckley, w. j.
The Modern Music Serics-E y,
Smith.
New Education Rcadcr~-A. J..
DtmArcst.
IIomcrs Illisd--Iiomer.
Emcrscn's Essays and Al.
dresses.
Agriculture for Beginncrs--C-
|W. Bnrkctt.
liable ConS'antin --Ludcvic
Ha'.yy 49,
Applied Physiology, Advanced
---F. Overton.
Introductory Latin MouIton
Applied Physiology, Intermedi-
ate~~F Overt0n
Writing III English NJ. Smith.
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Ill A.
Il Motor Girls on Cedar Lake.
II Motor Girls On the Coast.
| Motor Girls on Crystal Hay.
Il Motor Girls oil Waters nlue.
| Motor Girls Vi Casnp Sunrise.
i Motor Gifl3 b tho Mountains.
Jack lleaion. Gold Sceker-T
Collins
Jack Hestcn, ON Prospecsor-
In. Collins.
! Jack Heaton. Wireless 0rra'
Itor-~T. Collins.
Rick and Rslddy--Jchn 4
lGoss
| Rick aud Rudy ID Camp
IJohu A. Goss,
Mop Making for Boys +. r.
wheeler.
The Books of Cow Boys a +
IOlivar.
The Junior Americans q. I.
IOliyer.
The Circus ncyS~-G I. Oliver.
Little Boy France Roy Smell.
Jack tho Fire DOG l.. Vessel,
|holft.
I.ilnry WIN. Johnston.
Pictures Every Child Should
Know r r. Tumlinsnn.
Places Young Americans Want
Ito Know. y. Tomlinson
fuv's Life cf Edison Meadow.
craft.
Boys Life of Mark Twain
Meadowcraft
Steve and Steam Enelnc-~--S'
| W. Baxsett.
Tiny Toilers and Their Work.
IG. q. Clark.
Boy' 4 Book az Model Aero.
planes-.F A. Collins.
Boys Home Book Of Science
and Construction A r Morgan.
Hans Brinker or the SILVER
| gkates~-M NJ Dodge.
Patty Briae--r. Wells
! patty's Suitors--C. Wells.
When Polly Was Eighteen
Emma Cloud.
Betty and Her Ambiilons--M 7.
II Martin
The Little Princess
Elinoris College Garrett =.
Schwartz. :,
A Dornfield Summer-A'
IIaleN. -,
From Tenderfoot 10 Golden
Earlci--Amy Blanchard.
Rich Little Poor Boy-h'
Gates
A, Home in the Water
What scouts Can Do-K y
Boy Scouts Year Book X II,
Rsrbonr. ., 8
The Brother of the ticrc~-h'
| IL Barbour. p
The Spirit Of the school--h
II. Barbour. c
DANNY Fists Walter Camp.
Captain Danny-Waltcr Camp,
Danny the Freshman Walter
Camp.
The Mark Of the Knife,
Bobby Blake on ~ Auto TOUT
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Hunting Hidden Treasures IN
lthe Wheeler.
Boy's Book of Raiiroads--
Crimp.
Bow Scouts Life Of Idncoln--
Ida NJ. Tarbell,
Secrets Of the Earsh-Fraser'
Twenty-four Unusual stories
for Boys and GirlsTyler.
collicry Jim--Finch-
The Athletic Boysr-F o.
Oliver. !,
Among the Giants = Bertha u.
Neher.
High Benton workcr-W Hey
Iiger nat.
Boys Book Of Mounted Police
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Adventures Of Pinnochio--
Ethel Abbott.
Jolly Polly and Curly Tail-
| Laura r., Smith. ,...-
Handicraft for Handy Boys
A. Nicely Hall.
Molly Browns Sophomore DAYS
--NclI Speed.
Beautiful Joc--N. Saunders.
Boy life on the Prairie
IIamiir Garland. gA4
Flying Machine Boys on Duty
Adventures 81 Twinkiy Eyes
Chaffcc.
Mad Anthony's Young Scouts
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BIaeky the Crow.
sunbonnet Babics
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The Tragic Comedian--H. i
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| Ms. Farrell--w. d. Howells.
Trouble The House---Kate Jordan
| The Hidden Places--B. w. Sin
clair.
!, uunsight Pass~-~M. Raine.
| shepherds Of the Wild-Edi
son Marshall.
4 Cruise Of the Cachelot-~Bullc
| The Frozen Barrier Browne.
Mark Gray's Heritage--E. II
Robinson.
Uncle Mary--I. A. Mullins.
lIcnrietta's lnheritanee--I II
Richards.
| Harlequin and ColumbiDe r.
Harrington.
Tho FIRST Person Singular
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| Zig Petsr~A Marshall.
To the Last Man Gray. Zane
III Winter Comes Hutchinson
The Briary Bush--Dell, Floyd
Brass Norris.
Sister Sue Porter.
The yirginian--Wister.
Three Soldiers--Dos passos.
Lila Chenoworth--l.ce w,
Dodd.
The Soul Of a Child-Edwin
Bjorkman.
o. Henry Prize Stories.
Explorers of Dawn--H. de la
Roche.
Andiouis Hcdulio n. White.
The Witch Man--Margarct
Relle.
The Road to the World
Webb Wadrcn.
The Man Who Did the Right
Thing n, Johnston.
The House Of Rimmon-M. 8.
Watts.
Oh. Susanna---Mcadc Mimi
gerode.
The Circular Staircase---M. II.
Rinehart.
The Amazing Intcrlude---M. X.
Riuehart.
Ths Red Patriot-Stoddard.
The Beloved Woman--K. Nor
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The Empty Sack--Basil King.
The Lost Word---yan Dyke.
Pollyanna---E. Porter.
Pollyanna Grows Up-E. por-
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Call Of the Wild. London.
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine
J. Fox.
Molly Make Bclieve-E. II.
Abbott.
Heritage Of the Desert-zane
Gray.
Treasure Island--Stevenson
Anne Of the Island--L. H.
Montgomery.
Ioycy Mar1-A.. II, Rice.
When q Man Comes to Him.
Wilson.
The Peace Of Solomon Valley
McCarter.
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