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Cotfcees end Resorts

LAKE WEBSTER COTTACES-4 rms,
lights. garage cottage Tor wk. ends 1913
Park Ri. z208,
LAKE WTAWASEF-Lake front cottage,
near Waco pavilion; reasonable. Ia l773.
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Rusiness Place. for Rent

GOOD BUSINESS CORNER ON SOUTH
SIDE-Frame building big store room,
with living rooms now occupied
Reasonable. Dr.. $3.50.
T-IPT{F POOM-Virqinia Ave and Mary
land St. suitable Tor light manufactur-
Ing bust: a real bar; downtn. 10. Il. 1852.
, STORERAIS Near Fountain Square: $40
each. 822-224 Shelby DR.. 2984.
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Houses for Rent

RROOKsIDE AVE, I83l-6-room modern;
garage. on car line east: $3.50; water
pd Oh. 1884.
RAPTH 1861 rms. mod. except bath.
garage. S25- Dr.. 725o-J.
BARTH. i82q-5~rm. cottage, elect. gas,
garage. $40. Dr.. 525o-I
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Buslness ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

THROOM-ComDete $40. plumbing and
heating installed Reas "a 402I
FEATHERS Bought sclu ana renovated
r ? Burke 4if Mass ave ri 66g5
PAINTING Paper hanging. plaster patch
'ne el. repair On. e8-a
WEITE WASH SPRAYED chemically treat
eo 20 k.- germs. destroys o1oIs. IN, - ~
HOUSE PAINTING interior decorating.
imUeliste service. reference. Ia. 22l2.
PAINJING-Interior ana exterior, pest
mate and vsmnsh!D. Neal DT z684-M
PAPrR-Cieaning. hanging. cleaning Of all
kinds painting. Jones. IA. 1l0l-W.
WHY pay MORE
Paper furnished ana hung. 81 per room
Ir. 2415- Frank Jackson, On. 2904.
PAPER HANGING
can after Il. 9716
Old FURNITURE -AIade new by robot
t0mirg ~ cane. hickory or reed. can
Board OF Industrial Aid for the Blind.
ia 0585
PAPER HANGING Painting: estimate
free CAL Acto2 for actlon. ca. 1922.
FAPER MISUNDERSTANDING and painting
htpn-class work Oh. 05l2.
Wall PAPER removed by steam. NV steam
line covers the city On. 1898
RUGS CLEANED-gxl2 Sl.5O. Call for
del. l0-da sDec. Kemer Rug GO Oh. 1896
WALL PAPER-Bemovcd bY steam; save
time and money. TANNER. Ri 39l2.
We BUILD New houses, garages. Repair.
remodel old ones. For plans terms call
" / NOEL Ii Abs. 1140 PARK.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room
9-pc. dining room. complete bedrn., rugs
occasional tables. 2428 N. Meridian.
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Suburban for Sale
Only $1,000

NIIY 9AUUU
acres; 4-room house, AZ miles from
interurban. plenty fruit, $500 cash. Easy
monthly payments,
c. G. CUMBLEWORTH.
PLAINFIELD. IND.
$50 DOWN-And $3.50 mo. buys q nice
5-room bungalow newly decorated; ?
lots. Call owner, Be. 1895
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Houses and Flats Furnished
ADMIRAL
CTDT IA CT

ADMIRAL
SUITCASE
On account Of being abroad indefinitely
viii suitcase my . bedroom apt in the
Admiral. J H. Ruckelshaus. Phone
Moynahan Co.. Ii 3458. nights Ri 1871.
for arrangements
I'LL n. 43l-Apt 8; 8 cool rms: Victroia:
ovsr-stuffed; constant hot water; $40.
REDWOOD. 34fI-Nicely furnished, 5-room
house. near Illinois car. Ia. $3.50.
n TALBOTT-5-r0om apt. 2 bedrooms.
garage. everything furn.; sl4 Ia. lilo.
WALNUT. E. 115-S rms bath: everything
furn.: $50. See housekeeper in basement.
MILEY, n. 275-4-rn. cottage. sentenced;
comp. furn.; reasonable. Be. 2812-M
18Th ST. E 2328-4-rm house. . 5ed-
rooms. garage. private entrance. adults
Oh. 2s47-J.
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Automobiles Wanted

WuL-Pav cash for your car OF vouT
equity
l. WOLF AUTO co.
Ii. z5le 5s1 N. Capitol
CARS-Any cond old wrecked Industrial
Auto Parts. 23l y. Belmont. Be. 08t8.
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Storage and Transf er

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER -
Fire-proof storage house. Store now. pay
months later. No charge for hauling
in. New trucks. Experienced men.
419 E. Market. Ri. 1850.
PACKING-Shipping. hauling. Special
prices on overland hauling TO and from
OHIO points OTTO j. SUES1. Ri 1928
1851 night. Oh. 4579-Ch. 0699-W
BRITTAN TRANSFER-M Moving, $3.50 load;
large trucks. responsible men. Dr.. 1915.
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS AND STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND to or from
Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or
other cities. Dr.. 3071, or Ri. 4265.
MOVING 5St11I5--- service. Overland Trucking Of
furniture and freight. Oh. SSH.
FURNITURE moved $3.50 and up; large.
covered trucks Lii 7790 Oh. l43S.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair OF make new tops and curtains
for your car 202 kentucky Ave.
GOOD USED TIRES-Any size, 81 so ca.
Used Tire Market. 3445 w. washington:
DEPENDABLE TIRES-Auy size. $3.50 each
3lI7 W washington.
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HARVESTER COM
AMERICA

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ADDITION TO TIE SEWAGE TREAT
MENT PLANT AND INTERCEPTOR
SYSTEM
Sanitary Distric. OF Indianapolis.
Trll4aUUgffE Indiana
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Barter and StO0p
Radio and Equipment

s TUBE ATWATER KENT RADIO-V
trade tor good Ford. call. Il. 6248.
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A oarfn1enfs for Rent

- 49, AFtG4s%o sOs AEta4
KFNWCOD. 2435-Five rooms and bath
newly decorated: modern: heat and water
furnished. Ia. 0i92
BYRAM APARTMENTS
1880 n Illinois.
Efficiency furnished. Summer rates. SO
weekly. UNFINISHED. SIS monthly. all
utilities included.
See custodian or phone Ii. 1891.
z. H WOODSMALL & co.
BEILEFONTAINE. 2Sl5-Lower apt. rms.
bath: reprinted and redecorated through
out: lovely porch; garage. Ii. 1888.
ST. lII2-4 rooms. bath. mod
ern apt: steam heat; street car and bus
service. Or. 654s.
Ia SALE. So S.-5-rrn. apt. garage: heat.
water; large porch; newly painted.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help you ind an apartment We
take YOU ii our car. No obligation OF
course Ri 1871.
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R. C. A. RADIOLA 28-Includes batteries
loop. 8 tubes and a $35 speaker; com
plete, $3.50
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP
"Cut Price Radios and PhonoGraphs"
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Pets and LtUe Stock

GERMAN POLICE PUP-7 months, regis
tered 5940 Bellefontaine. Hu. 6756.
PUPPIES FOR sALE-Price So He
WE have plenty Of baby chicks; s12 per
hundred. Three weeks old. $40 per hum
BOYER'S HATCHERY.
"a N. Delaware. Ri 25LQ.
BOSTON TERRIER pedigreed; 9
months. very reasonable Hu. 1923.
NANNY GOAT-Farm wagon and harness;
very reasonable Dr. 2363-M.
TOY BOSTON Terrier puppies. pedigreed:
$25 to $50. 5267 (. Tenth ST. II. 0296.
CLOSING OUT-Chinchilla does iunio-.
ana hutches. 1888 s East St.
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{ENWCOD. 2435-Flve rooms and bath
newly decorated: modern; heat and water
fnrriSha IA. 0lA2
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BOTTLES
Home Bottle Supplies

Sagalowsky Bottle Co.
Ri. 7lO4 COS S. Capitol Ave.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

wANTED-Io carloads OF furniture I'm
mediately: best prices. Cal RI. 2Ol9
Mr.. PIERCE.
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closet in the connecting wall between
the dining room and kitchen. This
plan can be made particularly COM
pact when the sink and drainboards
are placed at right angles to the pass
closet on an outside wan so that a
window may be located above the sink
for light and ventilation. In the house
where the photograph was taken by
the United States Department of Agri-
culture, the stove is placed on the
connecting wall next to the pass clos
ct. With minimum of steps. food
can be prepared at the sink and put
on the stove or in the oven to be
cooked. When done, the platters and
vegetable dishes can be reached with
out extra walking about and the hot
food dished on the counter and passed
at once through the closet to be taken
out on the dining room side. The sink
is within reach for those foods which
must be drained Immediately after
cooking.
well-arranged kitchen has all the
major equipment placed so that work
is routed from one center to another in
a logical way and with no unnecessary
steps. By thinking carefully how each
part of the work is done it is some
times possible to rearrange ones
kitchen equipment and make it more
convenient without extensive struc-
tural alterations.
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cupfuls of minced chicken, three
fOurths cupful of minced ham. one
half teaspoonful of paprika; cook
together three minutes. Add three
fOurths cupful of spaghetti. one-half
pimento. two cupfuls Of cream, and
teaspoOnful of salt. Cook four min
utes. Mix the yOlks of three eggs
with two tablespoonfuls of cream and
stir into the mixture. Take off the
fire and serve at once.
Sea Food Salad.-Take one package
of lemon favored gelatin, add one
cupful of boiling water to one-half
cupful of chill sauce. one tablespoon
full of vinegar, two drops of tabasco
sauce. one teaspoonful of worcester
shire sauce, two teaspoonfuls of graf.
ed horseradish, add enough cold wa.
ter to make cupful; add to the gel
attn, chill, and when slightly thick
ened fold in two cupfuls of lobster
meat. shrimp or shredded crab. I'm
mold if in individual molds, or cut
into squares or Oblongs. Garnish
with sprigs of water cress. Serve
with spoonful of mayonnaise on
lettuce or creSs.
Triple la Creole.-Those who like
tripe are usually very fond of it.
Here is good recipe which you will
enjoy:
Cut three cupfuls of tripe into
pieces two inches long and one inch
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Planning the Christmas Fund

thOughtulness of the remembrance is
more important than it's intrinsic val
ue, it is possible to fix on a minimum
sum which will be necessary. How
many weeks are there between now
and the last available shopping date?
Then figure out: How much regular
saving each week will be obligatory
to have your minimum sum In hand
by that time? Three dollars? Five?
Where can you get it?
You have only so much money. If
you have this you cannot have that.
Your Christmas saving must be the
result Of doing without something else,
of many small economies, sacrifices,
and, here and there, better manage
ment. Get into the habit of scruti.
nizing all the activities and purchases
of the household. Have the other
members of the family do so also.
How about the ones who leave lights
burning unnecessarily? Or the gas
heater running too long? Which ones
are careless about their clothes. re-
quiring much pressing and cleaning?
What about the cost of foods charged
and delivered compared with those on
the cash-and-carry plan? Even two
cents saved on each article bought
from the grocer will mount into dol
lars in month. What services have
been hired that you could perform
yourself? Could you save by doing
more sewing? What clothing could be
made to serve little longer by repair
or remodeling? How often do you. or
oilers in the family. indulge In un-
needed sodas and sundaes or in recre-
ations of temporary satisfaction that
could be omitted?
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most often used. while other more
agreeable ways of serving are slight
ed. Here are few suggestions:
ScaIloped Fish.-Take well-cOOked
fish. preferably by boiling, remove the
skin and bones and fake. Rub to a
smooth paste two tablespOonfuls of
butter. the same of flour; when we'll
blended add one pint of milk and cook
until the sauce is smooth. stirring IN
til well cooked. Add the fish. season
with salt, pepper. finely chopped pars-
ley and onion. little table sauce. and
place in baking dish; cover with
buttered crumbs and brown in the
oven. Or. this dish may be served on
buttered toast.
Fish Mousse.-Steam fish until ten.
der-abOut thirty minutes. Prepare
rich white sauce using tablespoon
full each of butter and -four and
cupful of rich milk or thin cream;
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CHOCOLATE CUSTARD
DESSERT

Soft custard favored with chocolate
Is a more delicious and richer dessert
than the chocolate cOrnstarch pudding
which is the only kind of chocolate
pudding many people know. 1t is not
necessary TO serve cream of any sort
with this custard. but little whipped
cream on top is undoubtedly good
The directions below are from the bu-
reau of home economics.
/ quart milk u tsp. salt
a cup sugar eggs
2 squares unswClt- l tsp. vanilla
ened chocolate.
Heat the milk, sugar, chocolate and
salt in double boiler. Beat the eggs
slightly and pour some of the hot
mixture into the eggs. Mix well and
add 10 the remaining milk. Cook. stir.
ring constantly until thickened. When
cool. stir in the vanilla and chill thor
Oughly. If left overnight the custard
becomes thicker. Serve plain or with
a little whipped cream over the top.
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Black and White i'm the Mode

trend of fashion is just like that
simply thrilling through and through
with its chic, charm and striking orig
inality.
AS is the case with so many Of the
new fashions, the coat illustrated
highlights the black-and-white theme.
And though the idea in itself is age
worn, the interpretations as given this
season are utterly and refreshingly
different from those which have gone
before.
All through the scheme of things
fashionable one sees the somberness
of black happily relieved by white.
Especially is play being made on
combining black furs and white furs.
For instance, a seal or black velvet
coat is enlivened with perky bows of
white ermine or lapin, and usually the
black hat boasts single or series
of corresponding white fur bows.
With black velvet jacket suit mi
lady wears a white crepe satin blouse,
or one of glistening white transparent
velvet if her pocketbook so allows.
This effective black-and-white costume
she tops with a snowy angora or white
chenille-crocheted toQue. Her bouton-
Mere is, of course, white, the new
est thing being to substitute cluster
of little black-and-white ermine tails
for flowers, with corresponding err
mine motif on her hat.
The latest message from Paris which
has to do with black and-white, is
that of fiat white fur embroidered with
black chenille. Wonderfully effective
are the ensembles which line the up
standing collar of black velvet coat
with snowy ermine or lapin, the same
showing in bold relief a flower-pat-
terning handworked with black che
mile. To this the designer adds white
fur streamers, their scarf ends also
elaborated with black hand-stitchery.
t@, 1929. Western Newspaper Union.)
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Food for the Family Table
BY NELLIE MAXWELL

cook until smooth and thickened. Take
two cupfuls of faxed fish, add the
sauce. the beaten whites of two eggs.
a tablespoonful of melted butter,
minced parsley and onion, salt and
pepper to season. Mix all well and
place in a mold. Chill. serve unmOld-
ed on platter with any preferred
sauce
Dreamed Smoked Fish.-Take two
cupfuls of rich milk, mix with two
tablespoonfuls Of flour and cook until
smooth and thick. then add butter.
salt if needed, one cupful of smoked
fish faxed. Serve hot on buttered
toast.
Fish Portugaise.-Take five or six
even slices of any firm fish, season
well and place in baking pan with
three tablespoonful of butter, two
tablespoonfuls of olive oil, two
chopped onions or Glove of garlic
fried lightly in the butter. Add five
tomatoes or the equivalent in canned
tomatoes. a tablespoonful of minced
parsley. two tablespoonfuls of par
boiled rice. one pint of water, with
a cupful of any good fruit juice.
Bring to boil and simmer on the
back of the stove twenty minutes.
adding more fruit juice and water if
needed.
Smoked Fish Patties.-Take two
cupfuls of smoked fish put through
the food chopper. two cupfuls of
cracker crumbs, one egg and one half
cupful of cream or milk. Make into
patties and fry in equal parts of but.
ter and lard until well Drowned. Serve
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Sandman Story for the Children

helping his mother do the homeliesr
Of tasks. He was loyal to his friends
and never talked against others.
But there was cruel streak run.
ming through him which worried
Harold and bothered him.
At times Harold would argue with
himself that Freddy was not really
cruel-he was just thoughtless and so
full of energy and strength and the
joy of excitement that he didn't stop
to think. And yet 1t was cruel to
make any creatures suffer. Perhaps
Harold, was, as Freddy said, soft. but
he wished he could make Freddy
softer. too.
Freddy could do things so supremely
well. He caught on to things at once
He had learned the hang of the auto
mobile at once, he had learned to sail
the boat so quickly and with such
skill. Harold envied him for his
cleverness and quickness.
But later on Freddy learned, and
admitted 1t, too, that courage was not
trying to bully some one more helpless
than himself
Courage was something far more
important than that, 1t was being
brave when unexpected dangers came
up. 1t was being willing to admit fear
but not let it get the better of you.
Oh, Freddy learned what real cour-
age was, and it was Harold who
taught it to him-though Harold never
said word about it.
And the younger boys in that place
learned too, something of what cour-
age really, really meant!
&c, 1929. Western Newspap per Union.)
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Freddy Cole looked at his sailboat
and then looked at the weather. The
Sailboat looked well. the weather did
not.
Freddy's home was along the coast
where sailboats were often hard to
manage and where the weather did
exactly as it chOSe-eyen more so than
ii did anywhere else-so 1t seemed
to those nearby.
Freddy had been sailing all through
the early spring and summer. He had
learned to manage tile boat well and
he was we'll aware OF this.
Not only had Freddy learned to sail
the boat but he had learned to drive
his fathers automobile. He did this
well, TOO, though with none too much
regard for those along the highway.
To be sure, in the part of the world
where Freddy lived the highway was
never very crowded, but If a partridge
did wander out upon the road II was
all il could do TO get back 70 the
woods in time-or if a cow meandereG
along il was no easy matter to get out
of Freddy's way.
Freddy rather prided himself on just
being able to miss objects when he
drove
81 missed that chicken by a feath
err" he would say with pride.
Put -that's not fair" his hest
friend Harold Grant would answer.
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yeast liquid. butter and 1h cupfuIs of
the -four. Mix well. Cover, and put
In warm place TO rise. When this
sponge is very light, add the remain
ing -four which has been sifted with
the salt. Beat this Soft dough to de-
velop the gluten in the -four. Again
cover. put in warm place to rise.
When double in bulk toss the dough
out into sheet about one inch thick,
cut In large rounds. and let them rise
for about one hour. Bake slowly on
both sides on lightly creased griddle.
After they are cold, split, toast, and
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HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES


Wear pair of cheap cotton gloves
when you dust and clean. They will
help to keep your hands soft and
white. ..
Regular daily cleaning prevents
those dreadful upheavals of house
cleaning at longer intervals and keeps
the home looking immaculate all the
time.
q -.
Useful storage containers for fruits
and vegetables are racks of wire
which help TO ventiIate the food and
make it easy to note and remove any
which may show signs of decay.
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wide. Put into a pan and place in
the oven to draw out the water. Cook
finely chopped onion in two table
spoonfuls of butter, one chopped
mushroom. one-eighth of green pep
per also chopped, one tablespoonful
of flour, one-half cupful of stock and
one-fourth cupful of drained tomato.
Cook until boiling, then add the tripe
and cook five minutes.
(a 1929. Western Newspaper Union.)
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prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.l
Every fall about the time school re-
opens the newspapers begin to her.
aid, especially in their advertising col
umns, the approach of the Christmas
season. "Only so-and-so many weeks
before Christmas" do your Christ.
mas shopping now; mail early for
Christmas" and so on. But none of
these captions are of the slightest use
In helping US to get the one means of
carrying them out-enough money to
spend for gifts. The assumption is
that one has it.
OF course there are good many
thrifty thousands who have been edu-
Gated by christmas Savings Clubs"
and similar movements to tuck away
small sum regularly for fifty yeeks
of the year. They begin early in De-
cember to save for the next year and
about Thanksgiving time are reward
ed for their regularity by substan-
tiaI bank check. There are countless
others, however. who spend as they
go. and who find themselves unlikely
to do much about Christmas unless
a financial miracle happens. How are
they to find the wherewithal to ceIe-
brate the holidays and give remem-
brance even to their nearest and dear
est with Christmas but few months
distant?
In most families the need can be
met best in the way other large needs
are met, suggests the bureau of home
economies. Assuming that one is In
terested in that type Of Christmas CIV
ing which is dictated by affection and
that therefore the kindness and
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mobiles and suddenly you scare them
so they go back to the field or the
woods painting with rear"
"They'll all be killed sooner or
later" Freddy would reply.
s'l.et them be happy, then, while
they live" Harold would answer.
"Ah-dOn't be so SOFT" Freddy
would answer.
There were many nice qualities
about Freddy. He was generous, any,
thing he had he shared with others. He
was not afraid of hard work. He
helped his father, nor was he above
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TO be reminded that
these methods will apply
to fish as well as meat.
1t is a very poor mar
ket that cannot furnish
fish at least once a
week. Fried, boiled and
baked fish are too well
known to discuss. yet
these methods are the
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A Palatable Entree

Rice mixed with cupful of cold
tomato or even leftover tomato soup,
well seasoned, sprinkled with cheese
and buttered bread crumbs and baked
till brown, appears as a palatable
entree. 1t can be utilized for GRO
quettes, drop cakes, for thickening
to soup and stews: it may be curried,
worked into leftover meat dishes, and
even added to ice cream.
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Are you prepared to render
first aid and quick comfort the
moment your youngster has an
upset of any sort? Could you do
the right thing-immediately-
though the emergency came with
out neutrality-suspicious. tonight?
Castoria is a mothers standby at
such times. There is nothing like
it in emergencies, and nothing
better for everyday use. For a
sudden attack of collie, or the
gentle relief of constipation; to
allay a feverish condition, or to
soothe a fretful baby that can't
sleep. This pure vegetable prepa-
ration is always ready to ease an
ailing youngster. 1t is just as
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BY MARY GRAHAM BONNER

You brighten those creatures almost
out of their wits"
"Aw-what do they feel-just So
long as they're not hit they are all
right"
"But it's not fair" Harold would
persist. They're not used to auto,
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Gift of Cab

Americans are probably the poor
est listeners In the world. as any man
who has Travelled much in other coun.
tries will testify.-American Maya
zine.