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RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished

COLORED-Some furnished and unfur-
nished house for rent, some new houses
for sale, terms. Mission lS43.
THREE ROOM house, ll07 L. Commerce
street, SIS, conveniences, on car line. CT.
1895.
5lI S. NAVIDAD. five-room, two sleep.
ing porches. can be used as duplex, SIS
per month. Conway. Or 3iSi.
Los ANGELES HEIGHTS AND
ANGELES TERRACE-One four
room and sleeping porch, one five
room and sleeping porch, both
three piece bath, near Fredericks-
burg and Blanco roads, each SIS.
PROSPECT HILL - wo-story
tNe-room home, modern, S25.
WOODLAND HILLS - Boauu-
ful brick bungalow. six rooms,
beautiful yard. over acre land.
call woodlavn 22SO sunday and
week CT s069. also during week.
q. & {. HaEclste.n, az \. ST.
Mary's.
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BEAUTIFULLY located five-room apart
ment. 800 San Pedro, southeast exposure.
garage. Apply 500 West Laurel Or.
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FIESTA GUEST and permanent renters
large cool rooms, appetIziug meals
stucco home. i01 Warwick Blvd, Mis-
sion l3O7-M.
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RENTALS
Apartments Uufurnished :,
Modern Unfinished Apt.

room, two bedrooms. dining room, break
fast room, kitchen, bath with shower,
Frigidaire service, garage, yard looked
after by owner. Call CT. 1908, or apply
1873 McCullough.
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SUMMER RATES-New and daintiIy
furnished rooms. sleeItnE porches. In
Tobin HIN home, convenient to car
garages, free. splendid board next door
rr 62s3-W.
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FOR sALE-Hich-class filing. greasins
aud washing station, also 1925 Hupmo-
bic to trade 10: real estate cali Wood
lawn COZ.
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Neutrality-suspicious.
Irrigation Pipe
For Sale Miscellaneous.

Corrugated well curbing, better and
cheaper than rock or brick. Wilson Tan -
and Culyert Co., Carolina st. and s. -
Tracks, San Antonio, Tex 81
TRACTOR road graders. ploWs, H-ss
sCrapers; Fresnos concrete mixer -
machinery, all description; new ar -
built. Lewis Patten Co., 20 ~ Sc.
Ave. 81, Hsc-
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Farm Trade

421 acres fine land, about
1870 acres in cultivation,
good we'll, two houses; 81
miles from San Antonio;
clear of debt; will trade for
clear or take part in San
Antonio property.
Call owner,
ELMO DICKEY
Or. 1853. 1910 Nogalitos st.
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REAL ESTATE
S33 FARM

one-half in growing crops, two miles
county seat and two railways, 3S< from
San Antonio, easy payments. Requa-
Redus Land Co.
5000 ACRES, West Texas grazing land.
10000 Acres. East Texas farming land.
so. 600 Acres, Southwest Texas agri-
cultural land.
Land in NORTH, South and Central
America. Africa and Island OF the sea
FREEMAN. Gunter Bldg.
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THREE-ROOM house, 1907 L. Commerce
street, SIS, conveniences, on car line. Or.
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SOUTHEAST room. with board, private
family. good meals. 50 week, two $3.50.
as =. blackberry.
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Always Quick Loans

$500 10 $4,000 ON AUTOS, furniture.
pianos and other collateral. Repaya bic
in weekly semi-monthly or monthly pay
ments to suit your own convenience. See
US first.
REMEDIAL LOAN CO..
210 Brady Bldg. Crockett S2b2
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Loans in Any Amount
On autos, furniture, pianos and other
securities, low rates convenient terms.
SAN ANTONIO FINANCE co.
Sl3 Main Ave. A. II. CANS. Or. eos
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Enginecrs-SurveyOrs
Roy Stevenson

owl ana construction engineer. Land
surveying. drafting, maps. goa Brady
BIG-. Or. I15a, i. Tr J2O5-J. II
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FINANCIAL
Vendor Lein Notes

FIRST and second lien notes for sale,
secured BY good San Antonio property
T. ID. Rife, Bedell Bldg. Or. 1917.
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RENTALS
Apartments Furnished

furnished clean S-room apart
ments. modern. ll5 Deyino. Or. 52l2.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
GiTh cot Nt'II. MEETS

he Nome City tauncti met in
 aiar sessten last Mantay egen
 lg, all members being frs=ani es
 ept come. .Iman keane who ven A,.tsft!e=on the last hea4 fer h5s health After tlfs reatitHe= ai tllt, mInules O. the last meauns tbs council took up otlsr routine. n.at- ters. 4 large number of bills were read and referred 10 Ih" tinaIce committee for action at lhc- nfHt meeting
 The yeraal report of the City Clerk showed that the city trea- sury Was once again on the increase and q motion Was made authorizing the clerk to insert q notice in the Daily Bulletin cali ns ill city war rants thereby cutting of thr inter- est on outstanding warrants. sui- ficien tax money having been paid in to take up all the warrants is sued.
 Under new business the frs, reading of the new fire Ordinance vas had, considerable discussion was held on the subject matter contained therein but no changes were made, the mayor announced the ordinance would take the usual course and go over until next meeting when it will he placed on Its second reading.
 | As the city was in need of more funds in order to pay to the school board its quota of running the pub lie school, it was moved and carried ! that the city clerk insert il notice in the Bulletin announcing that taxes not paid by Jan. 18th will be come delinquent and penalty and | interest Will De added thereto | There being no further business the council adjourned until the next regular meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
WHITE MOUNTAIN NEWS ITEMS
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 January j. 1920


 The past week at White Noun tain was much enjoyed by all. whose prlviledse il was to be here for the holiGay sea ion.
 Thursday evening at o'clock a very interectrG Christmas pro gram was rendered to a large and appreciative audience by ;he school children under the direction of the teachers. MT. and Mrs. Berto, They were also assisted by the choir in two well rendered selections, and T trt, sung hv Masdar.es Kowehee. Walker and Olson .tt the cene!u slon of the program santa Clans made his apnearaace. and scores of beautiful and useful gifts were dis trihuted. IS were G.Fpdies, Apples and Oranges
 The native community dinner Christmas day was heid iii ihg school house. with aheut POO i'll at tendance. there being a number ei visitors from outlying Hoints in al- dition
 Mir. and Mrs NJ. Collister enter tained at t oelock dinGar christ mas day Those present included the Bureau employees. Mir aut Mrs tndem. Mir and Mrs Berto, Miss Colby. and the honor guests Mr and Mrs. Stefin of Golevin.
 pr. |. Non Zeseh. of Nome wls here several days the=pas wl.eb rendering dental services to thc people of rhe community From here her itinerary is Council Cole vin, thence nerfh. taking i'll ali ihe settlements hefete= retnrning In Nome.
 sam Alexine= and famiay have moved back to White Mountain fo' The winter Several native families have expressed heir desire tn eame for he benefits of school a= well as community life and would do so ii housing facilities wera available. Every house is lllled and some are housing two famiIies.
 There has been hnt o small mount of lnrs iaken. in this =eam muntty. so far and many of tlfe hunters believe the seg@outs oa'eh ili he less han last year
 fir Dell. Territorial teacher II so nch. stopped over nieh last ,eek on his way Zte=ehnk= to ..4aa the week end
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
s.t,TUE TO CREDITORS

l.. h. Probate Court, Cape Nome rreeuet. Secoui Division, Terri tor, of Alaska
 ltl th5 matter pf he Estate of ihamae Brooks, deceased.
 Noter is hereby given that the unlersi.fn"d haas been appointed administration of the Estate of rbonas araats, deceased, by the r5hata Court Cape Nome Precinct. Territory of Alaska And all per ons having claims against said es Fife are required 70 present the aIne duty verified as required by law, within six months from the stt, of this notice, to the under signed Taylor, Alaska, or to G \. Adams, Mueller Building. Nome Alaska,
 Dated Ilecember 1T, 1925.
 II. c. LONGLEY,
 Administrator, 'rllish nec, 19. 26, 1925, and Jan. ?. 9. 1G. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To kostas Eustathion, John Kachi-
 kas, F. k. Cowden, James Stam-
 oulos. Michael Granitis, me heirs,
 executors. administrators and as
 signs of each.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in repre- senting the .Iakinthos Association Placer Mining Claim (original not ice of location recoried in Vol. 194 at page S1 vii the amended loca- ten nstice recorded in Vol POS. at page 326 and situate on Willow Creek a tributary of Penny River Il ;he Cape Nome Record ug Dis trict, Sc on1 Division, Tertiary of Alaska. during and for e2eil of tine years for aGnual expenditure on placer III li7g claims as required by law, from the year beglanirg Jan uary 1st, 1914 to and including the year ending July 1. 1925. except for the :.irce years in sail int e"val when the requirement for expendi- ure was suspended ny Act of Con gress
 And you and each of you. are notified that if you do not pay your nroportionatc share of such eXpend- iture. to the undersigned al Nome, Alaska, within 90 days next follow ing the ninetyday period of publi- cation of this notice, the interest of each of you in and to the said claim will forfeit and be and be come the property of he under signed.
 JAMES PIANOS. Co-owner Publish Dec. 26. 1925. and Jan ,, 9. 1C. 23. 30, Feb G, 13. 20. 27. March 6, 13, 20, 1926.
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DMn IsTRA .sss SALE

Nc j her, ven that under an order of the Probate Court for Cape Nome Precinct, Second Diyi- sion, Territory of Alaska. issued on the goth day Of November 1925. in the matter of the Estate of Chris tine Gibney deceased, l will on the 10th day Of February. 1926, at the front door of the United states Commissioner Office in Nome. Al aska, at the hour of l2 o'clock noon, sell, at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash. all the right. title and interest of the said deceased at the time of her death. in and to the following described parcels of land, situate in the Cape Nome Recording District. Terri ory of Alaska.
 The F. half of Lot 26. all of Lots 27, 2S, 29. in Block in the town of Nome. with the i'm provemcnls thereon; said pro perty comprising the Lincoln Hotel Property
 The Collins Bench Placer Mining Claim. patent applica- ton pending. M s. 134G Serial G610, Area 31, ,673 acres. situ- l'e on Triple Creek. q tributary of Nome~River. Dated this 29th day of November, 1895.
 A N. GARROD.
 Administrator. Publish December 26. 1925. and January ,. 9. i6. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
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Pul>uan 10 an order of Court ntar,l on this 12th day of Dccem- Ter. ,925. notice is hereby given 1h,,t :, General Term of the District Cont second Division, Tcrritor, of NaS,>,, will hc held in the Cour House in Nome. in said Division and Territory, commerce 'ng at the i,n,ss of eleven o'clock \. NJ. on saturday, ianrary 23ri. 1926. and Q cf#ntinuc thereafter according l." frrthr, orders of the tour
 G.ii->n under ms hand and with h.. Cour's Seal afixcd this 12th i.it pf becc;nhcr. 1925.
 '. \. kITTILSES,
 Clerk oT ,hc District Court for the -caonl ;l..i 'oa, T'rr rritory Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16

Aarnott Castel is leaving for Point Barrow 10 join the Wilkins Polar Expedition al that place MT tastel and Captain Wilkins are "ld time friends having been close chums in the Artic several years ago during the Stefansson Artic expedition. IL is understood that he will take q load of supplies from Nome which the Lomen Brothers nave been requested tu send North for the expedition.
 The work of tearing down the burned structure of the old Kelly building on Lanes Way was begun this week and in few days every thing will be cleared away, there by doing away with the danger of the wall being blown over on the steam heating plant.
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IN.ALAkLEI.T
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Special Nugget Servicel
 December. 26. 1925
 On the night of December 24 q large number of natives were up all night merry making and carolins and consequently could With d.hi- ,ulty keep awake at the early morn nc Christmas service in church.
 From , P NJ until or Christ mas nay ih combined school and sunday school chi;lren's program was given The natives were quite pleased NuN 'he program. perhaps because o: Is lonsth Mir 3nrkhar. dressed as St Nick. distributed q box oI ,racheliack to each of the
 e hool children and rhe Rev E.arsJu nf ike mission distributed q sack nf edihles la earh of those who attended The church was Arauiifully decorated with ever sreens and nsh,d candles at each wirdow \ large Christmas tree srarc3 e'Ner side of ths rostrum
 On Chrstmss night Miss Helen Johnson the mission, nurse, was hostess af q dinner' for all the white residents of the village. Mes SIS lack Warren ard Oscar Hall of St Mieheal were also suests at the i nner The table was beautifully decorated with lighted fa2ers and a eenrerpieee of a large basket of limits and nuts
 On the evening of December PC Athr Rev Mir Larson who is doc Tor of cookery a> well as of divini- v invited the white population to n ! nner al inc mission
 There have been 2s cases of measles here durua the month which have caused low att-n- tance a' school as could be expect ~d when ron-idorine that one case i'll a family u.cessitate:' put ine six or eight persons under quaran inc
 At the auction held al the church recently under the anspices of h. native women's sewing circle over two hundred dollars was raised 'or the supNor' of the native missi" ary at Mountain Village and for h cal charity,
 On christma4 day son was born 70 Mir and Mrs Justice Pitmatalk k
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To James amoulos, James Ka.er-
 ines. F. R. Cowden, Kostas Eus-
 tathion, John Kachikas. Nicholas
 Fill, George Mantikas, the heirs. executors, administrators end as-
 signs of each.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned hos expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in repre- senting the Kaiamata Association Placer Mining Claim toriginal no- tice of location recorded in Vol. 194 at page S2 with the amended loca- tion notice recorded in Vol. POS at page 326 ) ard situate on Willow Creek in the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division. Territory of Alaska, during and for each of ,he years for annual expenditure on llacer mining claims as required by law, from the year beginning Jan uary 1st. 1914 to and including the year ending July 1st. 1925. except for the three years in said intel val when the requirement for expendi- ure was suspended by Act of Con gress.
 And you and each of you. are notified that if you do not pay your proportionate share of such expend- iture, to the undersigned at Nome. l Alaska. within 90 days next follow ing the ninety-day period of publi- cation of this notice. the interest of each of you in and to the said claim will forfeit and be and be- come the property of the under signed.
 JAMES PIANOS, Co-owner Publish Dec. 26, 1925. and Jan, g.. 9, 16. g, 30, Feb. 6, 13, 20. 27, March 6, 13, 20. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
FEDERATED CHURCH
,Contributed)

tContributed)
 Last sunday Judge G. J. Lomen, u s. Commissioner, Chas. w. Fhcrnton. Mir. R. B. Julian, and .Nrs. Mathews gave excellent ad- dresses before capacity congre- eution' Mrs T. Lehmann's songs. and the efficient aid of the urches- ,4a and choir. helped to make the sCrNica successful At tie annual church meeting all the officers were continued. and the following ad- di;ion made Trustees Mir. and Mrs. Rands. Mrs Bennett. MT. Harland. peacons. Mesdames Mathews, Har- land. and Miss Morgan.
 The Ladies Aid meet at the home ut Mrs. Harland next Fri Gav If ernoon to make final ar ranaeucnts for the Father and Son. Banquet. Saturday Febru- ary l. 1926,
 The Young Peoples Club meet al the Parsonage next saturday at 50. 10 prastice for their March Medley of Mirth and Magic.
 Key. Herds Sunday sermon Sub eet is "pivine Egotism' TeNt-Mat- riaV- i5. 2, Jesus sa.,i have compassion
 Cdme to Church for an hour of Warsbip sunday Evening.
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ST, MICHAEL NEWS ITEMS.
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St. Michaels. Alaska. Dec. 30. 1925

Dec. 30, 1925 The melslc epidemic here has f- colds sore throats, etc among the effect. in fact the children seem in better health as We have lad no colds sore throats. cts among the children attending school.
 On Dec 24 an interesting pro- gram was eiver by the |. $ tievt school children attend ai hy sixty four native adults and sttlAreu Thanks to Harry Micheal w. lad real Christmas tree thia wear Later fn the afternoon the tuidrsn attending Territorial -sol saf. l public entertainment F hall which vas attend ay nearly Ill tAe population of
 A,lr5aa= olson fe;s. Ter
 ts.a4fei su unasnali, seaI 
 NGaels came it from spend ;!le holidays
 sae> followed he Christ {r.=>
 Warren =a5.,i Oscar Hall
 ~fna> at t-nalaRleeI
 Faf5er las about fnFSr- =atisiiFiaa =la=his church at ~Fanbins he was ahie Ia hold ser 5fse- these n Christmas aay
 Nor eh5lstram returned recent From AkulHrak where h. took Fafiser lsMatte lts reports ; har1 V Romanon Point tHey ran an overflow riyime ZFataet Hstsl..a;.# 4sl5eht d9ckine Later il a..z daNu tsst5G=tl.a hrake een i.8 t.sist.f f7zr# tnrae# ai }zfl a4illz unable=fo stop the dogs raeestst,Ji ma distance withoo
 iHs~s,e,=I= Prstty hard en ti= ase.=r=flsa h,sam. hete= =diF9,. fe# tias wbsre a~ he puts '1 ailed a raxi
 eu le, srd hahS girl was ta=1if and =N NHsZ h.es Chil- rom.
 Snr=e Htrz=af.tl :tiafl2 mood
 H8a kl E5tErlk 9#r=fl#4 aagi,iay-
 ws.lsZthas= k5Ilzn2= deer =#at# asf#A,zrl= only have been -.ll.d lar but -tseaeraers have T. on# ta bring n nasre Tie 4#-af#s 4ers has been =eNtre,a4ly -afr #ai5d II il sontinues lie e5ld =-4rase rl,nt will have 70 he pu' aeJ.ei.
 etH l,s.c.Z2qth Mrs Butler ray. tRfkg5 dinner attended hy .l4ht sf Miehaelites. after dinner lwd fables 6f progressive Pinoole wera played Mrs Evans winning first prize, beanriful ivory savel sargent Bessieker again won con s,iation Frize.=
 Local Pioneers here had their psnal dinner at the Pioneer hall on Christmas day They had sent 10 Nome for turkey. but so far it has failed to come. It takes nearly as long to get anything from Nome as lhe outside. There are only three Pioneers at St Micneal'c now Harry MichaeIs. Tom Johnson and Charlie knne
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16

Marshal Chas D. Jones left Nome Wednesday for the Yukon section, on official business, Brick Johnson and his string of dogs are conveying the marshal on the trip which will probably consume fifty or more days. before returning they will visit the town of Marshall and many other places along the Yukon
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-16
NOTICE OF EonFEITURn.

To John Roland and Karl Karlin, your and each of your heirs, ex- ecutors. administrators and as signs;
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars during each and 1924. in labor and improve ments upon each of the following named claims The Blue Jay Group. and the Polar Bear Group placer mining claims situated on the Casal)rrpaea River, in he Council City Mining District and Precinct. Territory of Alaska the location certificates of which are found of record in the eflice of the Recorder of said district and pre- , cinct, in order to hold said claims under the provisions of the laws of the United States. and the Ter ritory of Alaska, concerning annual labor rpon mining claims Such expenditures being the amount re quiled by said laws to hold said claims during said period And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of the publication here of, for the period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner your interest in said mining claims will become the property of the undersigned your owner. who has made such required eXpendi ture.
 Dated al Nome, Alaska. the 31st day of October. 1925.
 EUGENE w. GRAHAM.
 Ce-Owncr. Publish Get 3i. Nov. [, II, 21, 2S. Dec ,. 12. 10, 26. 1925; and Jan. ,, 9, 16. p, 1926.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-31
JUDGES TO CHOOSE
PRRELAWN TODAY
20 Out of 2,OcO ir Woodbridge
and Langdon Entered
in Finals.

Fresh and verdant after the plenti-
ful rainfali OF recent weeks. 80 lawns
If Woodbridge and Langdon. final COM
petitors of a group of 1000 in the an.
nual lawn beauty contest of the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens AsSo-
citation. this afternoon are figurativelN
smiling up at judges for the coveted
annual honor of being proclaimed the
most enticIng setting for a semi
suburban home.
Two thousand lawns were inspect
ed recently by members of the lawn
and gardens committee Of the associa
ton. BY elimination, 80 of the most
attractive sof this group were brought
into to1ays final competition for the
lawn priZe.
Commissioner j. Franklin Bell. Mu.
nicipal Architect A. l.. Harris and B
!. Morrison. expert of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, are the Judges.
Starting shortly after noon today,
they began the visitations of the com
munity, stopping at each lawn tC
Judge it's general features in conjunc
ttion with its setting off of the dwell
ing connected with it; the quality OF
the turf and the artistry displayed in
the arrangement of shrubs and flow
erS.
The judges met at the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church for the tour of
inspection. Among the lawns entered
In this years final contest was that
of "A. l.. Henderson: 1904 Woodbridge
street northeast, winner of last years
competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-31
On Parade

The moral laws obeying, / try to
walk Alright, but shun all grandstand
playing about my virtues bright. IL
one has worth or merit or majesty of
soul, he does not need to wear 1t like
bunting on a pole. His neighbors will
discover that he's a moral hit, or that
he is the shower of something counter
felt. OlIr grocers. Duck & Denny. in
making change one day. o'erpaid Jones
Jinx penny, the which he bore
away. But Jinx came back, remark
ing, Il found I'm overpaid: and care
is in me carking, till reparations
made. I know it's but a penny, scarce
worth the fuss l make, but Grocers
Duck & Denny, a principles at stake
cannot rest while knowing that
I've an unearned cent, I cannot
s.eep while owing a groat to any gent
found you overpaid me. when count
ing up my coins, and nothing then de-
layed me, l girded up my loins, and
though the way was dreary, the day
approaching night, / came, all spent
end weary. to make the matter right.
My conscience, not elastic, won't let
such matters slide, my honesty'S so
drastic it will not be defied." When
he was gone said Denny, to Box and
Il nOx, his clerks, Such FUSS about a
penny. Now watch him and his
works: his virtue is so shining 1 fear
it will not wash; around him it was
twining like vines of hop 'or
squash; he is too fine and spotleSs. too
noble to be true: so. hirelings, don t
get thouGhtless-m such q man
come through. When he comes in for
honey, for rice or Sandalwood, make
him cough up the money, his credit
isn't good
WALT MASON.
Downright 1926