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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-06-27

Mrs. George Baribeau and sister,
went to Eveleth Saturday for
weeks visit.
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DRAWING AND TRUCKING-Phone
ITS for all kinds of local and long
distance draying and trucking at
all times. Service Garage, Carl
son & Prisk. If.
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Read the ads in this issue of the
Miner. All are of news interest.
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Fred Childers left Saturday for
visit with his family at st. Cloud.
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Howard Nicholas arrived home
Tuesday from Madison, Wis.
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FARM FOR SALE-33O acres 8
miles from Tower. Good road
cuts the land in half. Sold either
in whole or in half. so acres
cleared. Also choice lake shore
lots on Eagles Nest Lake for sale.
Inquire of Chas. Roland, Tower,
Mimi. If.
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FOR SALE-12O acres in Sec. II,
63-12. So of NWA and NEA
of SW14. Small lake on the
property. Half the mineral rights
reserved. Just the place for a
summer colony. Inquire at this
Office. 6-27 If.
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ICE AND WOOD-Ice delivered to
your home or business. Also
mixed cordwood for sale Victor
J. Thompson, Tel. 1876. If.
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WANTED-A limited number of
students, ladies and gentlemen. to
learn the profession of proof read
ing. A large salaried profession.
l am an experienced newspaper
man, and teach by mail. Special
summer rates. Address c. E.
Hinton, 1918 Clinton avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI. 6-27 If
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PHOTOS new lighting equip
ment makes possible to have your
photograph taken day or night, be
the weather dull or bright. Cyko
Studio, o. Hokkanen, Prop. If.
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WANTED TO RENT or 5 room
house to be occupied at once or
July 18th. Write to Art c. For
selius, AIT Alice ST., Hibbing,
MINI. $40 If.
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w AN Ed!
FOR SALE, ETC.

FOR SALE-My residence opposite
High School. GUY H. MOORE.
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GARAGE FOR RENT OR SALE
After July l, the former Philips
Garage building will be for rent
or Sale. See Slogan Bros. 6-27 If.
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SUMNER COTTAGE FOR RENT
Inquire of Peter Beck.
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FOR SALE-Seven Room House for
Sale. Cheap if taken at once.
INQUIRE of A. J. Coombe. 6-27 If.
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HOUSE FOR SALE-1O Rooms and
Bath, Room. Situated on three
lots. Inquire of Victor Bara. Box
TIP, Ely, MINI. If.
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USED FORD CAR FOR SALE
Reasonable price, good running
condition. Inquire Reinshagen
Music Shop. $40 If.
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DRAYING-For Service call on US
for Draying, Furniture and Piano
moving. Maddern's Dray Line.
Phone 251-R or 251-L.
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PLUMBING-For your Plumbing
and Heating repairs or new install
lations call E. L. Rautio, Phone
12O. THE SERVICE SHOP.
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BOAT HOUSE FOR SALE OR
RENT-Inquire of John Marko-
vich. If.
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WANT Ed!
FOR SALE, ETC.
FOR SALE-My residence opposite
High School. GUY H. MOORE.
SUMNER COTTAGE FOR RENT
Inquire of Peter Beck.
BOAT HOUSE FOR SALE OR
RENT-Inquire of John Mako
vich. If,
USED FORD CAR FOR SALE
Reasonable price, good running
condition. Inquire Reinshagen
Music Shop. $40 tt.
HOUSE FOR SALE-1O Rooms and
Bath Room. Situated on three
lots. Inquire of Victor Bara. Box
TIP, Ely, MINI. If.
WANTED TO RENT or 5 room
house to be occupied at once or
July 18th. Write to Art c. For
selius, AIT Alice ST., Hibbing,
Mimi. $40 If.
FOR SALE-Seven Room House for
Sale. Cheap if taken at once.
INQUIRE of A. J. Coombe. 6-27 If.
GARAGE FOR RENT OR SALE
After July l, the former Philips
Garage building will be for rent
or Sale. See Slogan Bros. 6-27 If.
PHOTOS-Our new lighting equip
ment makes possible to have your
photograph taken day or night, be
the weather dull or bright. Cyko
Studio, o. Hokkanen, Prop. If.
ICE AND WOOD-Ice delivered to
your home or business. Also
J. Thompson, Tel. 1876. if
DRAWING AND TRUCKING-Phone
ITS for all kinds of local and long
distance draying and trucking at
all times. Service Garage, Carl
son & Prisk. If.
FARM FOR sALE-88O acres 8
miles from Tower. Good road
cuts the land in half. Sold either
in whole or in half. so acres
cleared. Also choice lake shore
lots on Eagles Nest Lake for sale.
Inquire of Chas. Roland, Tower,
MINI. If.
FOR SALE-12O acres in Sec. u,
63-12. S13 of NWA and NEA
of SWA. Small lake on the
property Half the mineral rights
reserved. Just the place for a
summer colony. Inquire at this
Office. 6-27 If.
WANTED-A limited number of
students, ladies and gentlemen, to
learn the profession of proof read
ing. A large salaried profession.
am an experienced newspaper
man, and teach by mail. Special
summer rates. Address C. E.
Hinton, 1918 Clinton avenue,
Minneapolis, Mimi. 6-27 If.
DRAYING-For Service call on US
for Draying, Furniture and Piano
moving. Maddern's Dray Line.
Phone 251-R or 251-L.
PLUMBING-For your Plumbing
and Heating repairs or new install
lations call E. L. Rautio, Phone
12O. THE SERVICE SHOP.
NJ Q N u NJ E N T S
delivered to all parts of the
Northwest. Write for free cat
alog and save 20T.
GREENE-GRIGN GRANITE CO.
1916 w. SUPERIOR ST.
DULUTH, MINNESOTA.
A member of
AsA=1SA will be here the
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'Beu. win you zee Y TIE children
are upfT che called 1--WE want %
Ect an early start. They ought 10
b. nearly dressed"
We're W we're W. Mbmmy-
they called
And boou ll the Eunnlsa were
around the hreakfaIt table talking
about The good time they were go
ing 20 have AZ Happy Go Lucky
Park and what they we're going 70
do end everything.
I'm FoinE 10 ride the giraffe on
The merry.g0-r0und." said Ben Bun.
my Jr.
Mrs. Bunny was too busy getting
the work done 10 say just what she
wnG SONG 20 do. but Mister Bunny
was planning and planning and
! planning
lie vast 10 much planning ~ De
was worrying And this was what
I % VIA about
Z Hc didn't have ycUr much money
and ho lad two or three places 10
put what he did have
The very neat day was Mra. Bun.
Iny'a birthday and he wanted 70 buy
her n present
And N ho went 70 the park and
took the family he wouldn't have
enough money 10 buy her anything,
unless ho went 20 tho sayingH bank
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tho bridal suite. n beautiful state.
room on the upper deck. equipped
with bathroom. great settcc. and
every possible device for her com.
fort.
She had always been a good sailor.
and tho Today cruise 20 Squaw Har.
Dor possessed real pleasure FOR her.
In the first place II was a complete
rest FOR her tired nerves. She slept
long IN tho morning. ate simple.
well cooked food az regular hours.
walked tho deck with Iynn, or with
the friendly ship captain, and spent
the day az her ease on the loBg deck.
Sometimes Dorothy thought that
he was struggling with something
akin 60 actual fear. lie seemed
troubled. rather nervous. and u Was
no, like this brave man 10 bc ap.
pallcd by the natural pcrila OF tho
journey.
Tho morning % the nth dag she
awakened 90 find herself IN Sauaw
Hnrbor. the first lap ot tho Journey
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done. After breakfast. she went
ashore with Ivan 10 make final plans
Tor tho launch trip 70 tho north
coast 81 tho mainland
She WAS immensely pleased with
Bradford's arrangements The War
rior would carry her stmlghi 20 the
scene Of tho wreck. he said then the
boat would he az anchor outside IN.
ul n dory could bo put ashore and
the caHhet uncurthed and brought
aboard. This accomplished. sho and
her party would be transported 20
Seward whence they could catch the
Admiral Watson back 20 Seattle.
i've gut you three good men Tor
your labor" no told herewith tina,
kindness and courtesy toward
strangers that IL the tradition Of tho
North your head guide ~ Pete
he was wrecked on tho YltEcu and
knows approximately where the
Jupiter broke up. Then you have
Fortune Ioo and Nick paylof for
general labor-packera We call them
both as good men 40 ! could find"
I'm sure they will be satisfac.
tory" Dorothy commented. And
what odd names your Alasknns
have"
There arc some queercr ones than
that. II you just give me time to
think OF them Fortune Joe q a na.
two medicine man. and laugh II you
like. tho things he can do arc no,
easily explained away. or course. It
Is some kind Of phsychlc power. but
don't ask me what Nick PRvlof.
however. is an Indian OF another
akin.
He'll interest you. Mrs. Ncwhall.
He calls himself priest. and the
truth il that he has some sort Of q
vague. hereditary claim on the office.
You rec az one time this was Rus.
sian territory. and the entire native
population were members OF the
Greek church. This Pavlof Is part
russian Tho is the grandson. In fact.
of a moro or less disercdiied Russian
priest, but the rest Of HIS blood is ma.
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ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
no. 0-THE BUNNIES PICNIC
5YOlivc Roberts Barto

Harry GO Lucky rark was very
popular With on the Green wood
folk.
n sol 10 hc quito TIE style %
save IN pennies for a week and
then 90 tako day or and apsnd
b az tho amusement park. where
Nancy and Nick were working
And az Tor Mister IN, tho liitll
Aig man who started b. why he
was Ecttng richer and richer every
minute
And iho richer De EOi, the nicer
no MADE the park ne had put IN
stand Tor ringing Canes and b
stand FOR shooting az a TARGET that
went tins allns aling when sou hl'
the bulls eye. and stand for talk
/ Ing chanocs lra about the Lat
stand ulal this story % about
iiut There I go! guess wui
meant FOR a Chinaman, for I'm All
ways telling things backwards.
10 tell things froniwaTds. q Vas
this way;
one morning Mister Bunny woks
up and stretched aud uald. Hum
hog' and wiggied hls cars and
hoped out Of bed,
Mrs Bunny was up already and
be could hear her rafting pots and
pans in iho kitchen us she got
breakfast
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Costs Can Be Cut
on Railway, Claim

BOHEMIAN. Mont. July is.-The
cost OF railroad labor can b. reduced
without lowering wages, Ralph Budd,
president Of the Great Northern rail
way. declared IN an address here
this morning before tho Montana
Bankers association. Cooperation
between the employees and tho man.
aEoment and the shippers produce
more transportation per employe. he
declared
Budd called attention 10 the fact
that in 1891. ~ tho end Of federal
control. the railroads were producing
$4,000 ton.mlles OF transportation
per employe. while in 1923 they pro.
duood 2.4. 900. lie attributed this In
crease largely 10 greater co operation.
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GOOD
A 7
LOST 43 POUNDSm 7 wEEKS--rreuch
Discovery Works out Wonders Simple,
Easy Way is Explained to You FREE.

Al last kissed good.by to the ugly
Ioils OF tat which burdencd me for years
today am a new woman, filed with pep
and energy. no more tired feeling. back.
ache, pains nor ills-no more puffnz-no
more trouble getting clothes 10 az me-
from wall flower / became one OF the
most popular girls in my set: now l have
friends galore, and everyone aduirss nv
looks and enyies my health. / am con-
WINGED from the results | have obtained
and from the cases Of several people i
Know, that any man or woman burdened
with ugly, unhealthy fat can now easily
safely and surely lose II all, regain a
slender hgure and az the same time i'm
prove their health 100 per cent. with this
marvellous new French discovery. For
years had tried everything known 10
reduce, without success. One day I me,
Madame Elaine Of $50 West 5lst street .
Rev York City. She explained 20 me
What ] should do TO reduce. The result
.as that in less than seven weeks | had
lost a. pounds. ] DID NOT HAVE TO
USE DANGEROUS DRUGS-WEAKFN.
i,NNyG- EXERCISES OR DIETS-T pip
CREAMS, NOR DID I WEAR PhiNFtjI,
REDUCING GARMENTS, This discovery
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rither lose 10 pounds or 100 pounds. All
you need 10 do Is 70 no TO any good drug
,iore, get package OF SAN.GR1. MA and
SAN.;.GRi.NA y GUARANTEED ALSO.
LUTELY HARMLESS-cannot iniufe
your health. IN any way; on IA. eontr.rv
after 1 took SAN. GRt.NA my sntiyS
system felt stronger, my food disested
better--no more bloatibg, headaeh,s, nor
puiing-with your excess fat mel,iug
sway, you should find yourself filled viii,
smbition and energy. Remember. tina.
Madame Elaine herself lost % pounds in
2 months with this wonderful SAN.GRf.
IA. 1 have lost over ~ pounds in 2
weeks, and I know Of hundreds Of women
In New York and Paris who are keeping
their figures slender and attractive With
this most wonderful discovery for the re-.
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use e some, day--why not to-day l--tMrs.
q. b., N. Y. City|)
sAN-GHI-HA can now bo hgd at any
" BartcilS OF SnIft'S Drug Btofcs.
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Peter ArWhali Augusta. Ca fircs
10 Alaska after being dpld hy Ivan
lshmiu. kussiau Rioliuist DE had
droN ned Paul Shrichrf. 1shmin
secretary foiloNius "a quarrel lsh.
min and Peters wife Dorothy had
urEra him Go fler 90 south America
Hc Joins Isis Osiris larsen iu rr-
Spouse to a distress signal al sea,
forcing BIS sea iarkft upon him.
Thor launch hits rocks
Dorothy received word that her
husbands body. Identified by his ga
Jacket has been buried ln Aiasia-
she now feels free 90 receive lsh-
minis attcntiens. Hut Peter has
bcCn rescued rs another ship. HE
appearance e. completely changrd
and ae IA known az Limctuicn Pete.
lie finds his idenuty De- completely
neFy. lArson's body occupies his
\ last letter sent Dorothy ia
rrte's effects puts him fn a nfn
ight 20 her She decides 90 carrs
hts body hack 20 Grprgia Tor burial
lshmin arrspgcs with Peters boss
Tor guide and labor,
NOW go ON WITH TIE STORY
Bradford looked up with the IN.
stinctiye respect that ne had always
felt for such a guod workman as
Limsiuieo Pete had proven himself
20 be.
n had been an ausplcious day Tor
the canncry when he had hired Pete
on the deck % the Dolly Belts. Al.
tho he was silent, taciturn man
TO whom none OF hts fellow workmen
had ever got close. he had learned
tho fish game In record time and had
proved a valuable addition 20 the
force.
Pete. didn't you tell Mr.. no Long
hero that you intended TO winter on
the mainland"
Yes. sir" the blonde giant an.
swered slowly. Il was going 20 take
in some grub and a few traps and
stick il out TIL the fish season begins,
next spring
Wen. you've got a queer idea Of
having a good time. 20 say the least.
Wei, we've run into good thing
Tor you. How would you like 20 act
as a guide for a party OF people from
the Statcs-a Job of two or three
weeks, should judge. In which you
could fairly ask guides wages-ten
dollars day. IL would be late Sep.
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The TangIe
taa stat sesa Ie,caa IslsI.l

.rlc. II tho man amused mo- ! viii
d. nothing az tho kind, For ifa
only amuremrRt sam-It8 exactly
Tho same kind OF amusement that b.
always being prepared Tor The Tired
business man just something by
which 20 forsct The iothal drink
of romc mans batteries always rcgta
mo.
iiut I don't want 10 30 serious
about h. even with sou. my dear
surely sou know, dear boy. that q
man ia much worrc or n De mar
rics his fret love than N thruou,
bits long lie DE- remembers her OF
an ideal Think how lovely u will
b. when you are older. ana bored
90 death with The world and y0ui
wife. aud hamssed by reaponsibiil
ties Of your children. 20 at By the
Inw and dream how much better
Il would have been had you mar
ricd me These would have bccnF.
dear boy. arc not sad. they are just
memories Of dreams that arc bnuii
ml too beautiful 10 b. ever &c
lulitcd
Yet expect. dear boy that J
am about the wout woman on
earth 90 idclnTe. Tor have no
particular feminine ideals or even
particularly feminine ideas. sou
know.
! want 20 succeed ! want money
I want n lot Of money not because
II means 90 much 20 mo ia itself
but because money seems 20 be-
the measure by which All Amcrica
computes success. and / have a
wholly masculine desire 10 be sue
ccssful in whatever ] undertake.
Copyright 1884. Tho Seattle starr
TOMORROW: The letter con.
tinupd.
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and took out the ret u bic money.
and ST. Bunny souldu't Do that De-
raur5 hiH ravIuFs in the savings
hank vas for rainy 1ay and
couldn't b. touched
"Afy Eooduesa Ta said Aia
Bunny when thry Eot fo fire park.
you look more aE though sou
were going 20 "a funeral than a
picnic. what's tho matter with
your
ron, was just thinking" said
Mister Bunny
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LETTER FROM SNIN AruER
ION 10 lAMIs InNnnN


Ton To JAMES CONDOR
DEAR JfM
A. J read your long letter i
laughed and nu. I didn't cry ! just
sworo a little now and then.
You say gou arc talking 90 nae
ike "a father You are doing nulh
ins of the Kind. my dear You
are just talking like boy who e
much hurt by the fanccd indif
ference OF his beloved
Dear Jim. ! ann very fond or sou
you should know that You ava
make my ufo beamblc an that time
while sou and l and sam were with
Nj Hamilton. You taught me AN
the patience I shall ever know. You
wrre 90 Kind and sweet 20 sam
while hc was recovering his slght.
and Dec wah 30 imsciblo and Jmpos.
siblc. tie could not have kept
his position with Mr. Hamilton a
minute II 81 had not been for you.
~ d was, when I found I could
not keep my position as wife
when ! found ! was coward when
found Il was not my nature 10
accept personal responsibility when
1 found that ! hated 20 pay for my
mistakes more than anything else
in the world ran away and came
over here.
thought D. would DO better Tor
/ al ~ uH Poor old Sam iB out
OF Il, and you are over there sue.
uecding ua you should be-, while =
well. Jim. I'm going TO be rich
woman bcforc I die.
don't want 10 be any ones wife.
or eouuse. ! Ike TO be loved You
wero very sweet when you implied
that would give up tho attentions
of any ono for the speech OF pco.
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tive. However. tho natives aecep,
him. kowtow 10 him. BE officiaten a.
funerals and has some sort u vest
81 right 60 marry people.
Pete viii be- with you until you
have tho casket safe on board. then
he intends 20 leave the party. take
his grub and his traps. and 20 into
the Interior FOR the winter. Wait an
instant IN bring him In and intro
duco him"
pete. waiting outside. had dreaded
even as be had ionged for this mo
ment
THO ne Ind thought Of little else
for weeks he was not quite prepared
FOR tho fret sight OF tho slender SIR
framed by the window and tho YEA
Here she stood. the same woman
Nc had left. tho same wi,ehery 10
her eyes ana her smile.
lie could no longer remember thai
he was Limsjuioc Pete. lie had come
In awkwardly fumbling his hat. but
now he was staring. unable 10 speak
risking instant exposure by the white
flame In her face. Yet there was NJ
gllmmcr OF recognition In Doroihy''
manner. She smiled graciously. ~
always 20 the lowly. looked with keer
interest into hts bearded face, ther
stretched her hand.
Pete bowed awkwardly. then tool
the proffcrcd hand. and It's iouci
sent a violent electric shock thru
out the intricate system Of hli
nerves
lie dropped her hand instantly
then turned 90 face Ivan. The iH'
ter bowed courieously enough. bu
did not extend his hand.
And Dorothy. who had watched
with deep Interest. felt dim. aueei
lnsxpiicable stir Of resentment
CHAPTER VII
AZ the Grave
TUE Warrior was loaded. not onlS
J. with supplies for the Journey but
also with Pcte's winter outfit and
the entire party put 20 sea.
CONTINUED IN our next issucl
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CAT RINGS BrIL

LONDoNs-'Oscar oofus. a black
cat owned by n London grocer has
been laugh, 10 ring a bell when !,
wants 20 DO admitted 10 tho dining
room. The bell has been fitted up
outside tho dining room and Oscar
claws a string when he wants "a
como IN. The cat also has been
taught 10 initiate the barking Of n
dog.
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Be Free From
Skin Eruptions
Eczema, Itch, Poison Oak,
Ring Worm, Pimples and
Rashes Yield Readily TO
Ki-La-Ga.

rhow away those greasy saves and
in-smeIliug lotions that advertise your
affliction 10 everyone you meet. Get n
bottle OF Ki-LA-Ga from your druggist.
Apply this soothing, healing and perfect
u odorles5 liquid 10 the affected parts,
night and morning. with tho aid OF a
soft sponge. See how quickly Il IL alb
sorbed. usually giving prompt relief from
itching and burning. Watch the tiny
water bIisters red blotehes. plmplen.
crustB or scales gradually vanish. leaving
the akin smooth and clear.
Ki-LA-Ga IS different from any other
remedial agent known TO man. II IL
highly antiseptlc SOLUTION from the
depths or the earth IN which Nature
has combined the healing properties OF
various minerals. Harmless. agreeable
wonderfully effective. One bottle often
does The work. Price 81, at The Owl
Drug stores and other leading druggists.
The Ki-La-Ga Company. Sacramento,
Observation-Disclosures.
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Al that minute BE srs "a
the stand where q trn ~ -
a Chance for is GEMS ara =.
lamp" = 3
Pr Bunny fhsH tau ~
lovely lamps ~ aI color.
rHe sign ana De had an H.,
'I'H take chanrs az
.Ili win "a lamp De- al % 49,.
'It viii make a fine blrthssy i.
ent f9r IA. Iu ask N.eE -.
90 Iis Continued
fCoplriElt 1884 E Il a =~r-f-.
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Released BY NEA Service Irr
lsat 1923 bY Little Blown 8 Co

lembc and carly October swing
sou plenty Of time 10 500 cut your
lines before fur arc prime
"rd like it mighty we'll hg as
scutcl
"WrA 5uuo the best mau for
tho place, some people arr coming
up GA tho last trip 81 tho Catherine.
and we're sulng 90 lct them board
tho Warrior and after they've FIN.
lEhtd with their business ON the
Bcung sea side 81 the mainland.
they'll SO ON n the Warrior down 90
Seward You can pack on your win
tcr's grub and your outnt and they
can leave sou on the mainland when
they so on down 10 Seward. As The