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Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07
Check These
Prices

THEN Y YOU BE T H E
JUDGE.
Late 1929 Plymouth Coupe,
new rubber and a wonderful
buy at $500.O0.
1925 Dodge Touring Sport
model, good rubber and ov-
erhauled motor at $4,000.
1925 Dodge Roadster, guar
anteed condition and a good
looking little job at $4,000.
And a very late 20 Plymouth
Sport Roadster, snappy Job
for the young fellows, lots of
zip and good looks and
price to sell is only $47O.OO.
1927 Oakland Sport Road
ster, all dolled up for the
coming vacation period at
$355.O0..
And 1929 DeSoto 6 wire bus
coupe and late 27 Buick Sc
dan and % Dodge Touring,
26 Overland Coach and Ford
pick ups and Studebaker Du-
pleX at $175.00 and 20 Ford
Roadster, Buick Master
Roadsters and Sedans, three
Chrysler coupes, Hup 8 road
sters. Far too many to
print here.
COME IN LOOK OVER
OUR STOCK, TAKE THE
CAR HOME THAT YOU
LIKE, GIVE THE FAMILY
A CHANCE TO TRY 1T
THREE DAYS WITHOUT
OBLIGATION. WE ARE
SOLD ON THE CONDI-
TION OF OUR USED
CARS. WE GUARANTEE
THEM TO YOU AND WE
WANT TO SELL YOU ON
THEM AS WELL AS WE
ARE SOLD. EVERY CAR
GUARANTEED, T H r E E
DAYS FREE TRIAL, THIR-
TY DAYS SERVICE WITH
OUT CHARGE, TWELVE
TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS
TO PAY. A VERY SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT.
ALL OF THE OLD HAZ-
ARD is TAKEN OUT OF
THE BUYING OF A USED
CAR WHEN YOU PUR-
CHASE FROM A LARGE
RESPONSIBLE DEALER
w W'HOSE REPUTATION
FOR SQUARE DEALING
is UNQUESTIONED.
Our guarantee to you IS
backed by fifteen years OF
faithful service to the auto
mobile buving public OF I'M
perial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07

FOR RENT - brec-thousand can
talope crates &c each, four miles
South, five miles West of I'll Cen
tro, End house west of Lyons
crossing. j. n. Bacon. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07
Lost

LOST-Small change purse on Main
street on Saturday night, April
5. Call at $50 Orange and receive
reward. I'll
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07
Real Estate Bargains 3:
DAIRY COWS

FOR RENT--S0o ar,cs cboice land
near Holtville now planted to al.
falfa, to lease f,r vegetables. Also
100 acres in alfalfa to lease for
dairy. Inquire at the Holtville
Bank, Holtville, Cal. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07

STRAYED or stolen--Wolf grey
police dog, green collar. Named
Teddy. Reward. Phone sow. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07

FOlND-,Balloon truck tire. Owner
can have same by calling NJ. Ro-
datus, 3O5 Hamilton. 7t2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-07
Rooms, Furnished

FOR RENT-Very cheap. Modern
housekeeping rooms to right
party. Phone 1893. 7t3
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

laws Of the Omitted States. OF America gov:
Of the United States and particularly for
REVISED Statutes q the 'I Unted states. notice
plies sI 4 each being q the appTaised value q
= SSIsSbs s' x5' sslSs
6 MStGr M No Tss e. 1889
1910. HUDSON Coach s' Motor No. 9s1Si7s: July
II, 1880, Ford Touring, MOTOR No; 73s3oss;
july is. 1880 Ford Coach. Motor NO No.
Tor No. liT!S5a; July 90. 1880, Hudson Coupe,
coseh, Motor No. 4Sssos7 AasSs. g. 1885,
Buick Touring' Motor No e5eS0i; August 4;
RRs: HusSst 8. 1850 FORD fV Coach, Motor No No.
": c6 Ne NSi5s ss Ss1is HSs. ss 4
ASssss IS. isso: FORD Rosd:tsr.. Motor 10.
Motor No. A3SsO4ss;, AaSust IS. 1850. Csdil.
lac Touring. Motor No. slzisel: August "a,
a. 1855 FORD Sedan. o Motor No. iissstis
August 20, 1880. Chevrolet Coupe, Motor NO.
ss' Rs s zRss :p sS g0s 1883 F SS
T IS.D Motor No, 5IsssS5; s:gts%SSef i,
Mstcr Nc. $4,000; sept.mssr q. 1880. i Ford
tsmber Is. 1850. Ford sedan. Motor 10.
@ oo NS siss4 sy psrsoa 81
sons claiming any Of the above property are
Re Ssca. e n: & s s1s u sSs ss cs s
SSIs:S s ssa, SSsSsSsK S::ss
Your. BY WILLIAM r. BLANDFoRD, Act
tries Of Columbia. September 70, 1880.
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THOS. J. OWEN a. SON. AUCTrONEERs.
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
ERUeTEEs GALE OF VALUABLE THREE
LQkY. SEMI DETACHED BRICK
OWING; g., KNOWN AS Sis iStE

RHTMn5ah ALI 1av KTlNS,02%yM AS sis iStE
~ virtue Of Z certain deed Of trust am,
recorded in. Eber No. eSeS. folio is7S Il seq seq
81 the land records Of the District Of CO.
Rsres the n n; Dssss
s is :. on DSRS hSsSb2097 Tn fFop w & tRs
and ana premises the Situate aUI
aRS g and P Ssns S
SiS%S: slGsS
81 the once Of he surVsyor or q the Ds sSaS
on line ss.absRsd ana p sOMns on Tsst pis
lied With proceedings IN District Court
s ao d ' IN sss ses g Sogst q n:
Sysr s sSs rear tSTss IS Fee. ot. = to TSy
son sps eng shs saI part Of
lot nifty (50) IN said subdivision: BEGINNING
E 1y ana Tanns thence OF
tyenty.thEee CAD feet. thence north three
fss. thence ,S eat ss t2s feet
Terms Of sale, ons-third Of the purchase
ssus IN p sssR a IL one ana
two ears, with interest &c six per eentum
.s. .sd Rssr y S..s q ait spSR t ss
e s Is ss s:DO An sSs T b
es sss sS ~ q a RuI sishn Sass
ss da sS sr !: as Is. i pssps q
riak ana cost o. deEeultinf purchaser. after
ss ai ssw.ssS:s 0'e ia n
RiH WASHINGTON LOAN TRUgr GO.
..,,.......,Rs ArsHsD n. $500 nv IA.
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TRugTKEs. BALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ING NO. 900 TWELFTH sTREET

NC NO. 900 TWELFTH STREET
BY virtue 81 I certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 5e15, folio So Ell SEQ ,
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
bia, and 90 the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction, in front OF the
RTsnlssii AZ On az Tv1lsR EHIsz THE He TWENTY:
O'CLOCK Pm, the following described land
end Premisesi situate IN the District Of Co.
erd slxty-thEee leD in josiah w. Me-
division Of part Of square numbered one
thousand and eight io0el, as per plat re-
corded IN Book 20. page 9, In the once Of
she surveyor for said District. Subject to
fignt q way for alley purposes over the
Terms Of sale: One-fourth OF the purchase
money to pc paid In cash. balance in three
equal installments, represented by promissory
noeee OF purchaser, payable in one, two and
three years, with interest at per cent per
annually, secured By deed Of trust UPON
property sold. or all cash. at option Of pur-
e eS a. sale Al conVeyanciHg, recording
Terms Of sale 70 be complied with Within
thirty days from day OF sale, otherTise
trustees reserve the right to resell property.
~ risk and cost of defaultinE purchsser
nfter nve days advertisement OF such resale
y some newspaper published In Washing
GEORGE M. EMAsERrcH.
MELVIN ?. BERGMANN,
SSAA.AsI10slo.zl Trugt0ea
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TITOg- 8. OWEN g SON, AUCT1ONEEEsS.
1881 Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
nMEfirN1 Known AS PREMISES e24

iith STREET NORTHEAST
Nv virtue 81 certain deed OF trust duly
81 the land records Of the District OF Cos
lumbia, and ct the request Of the party
viii sell AZ public auction, in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THE SEVENTEENTIh
DAY or OCTOBER. AID. 1880, AT EOUh-
frT-described land and premises, situate in
tha District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED IS
and being lot IS In Doris Grupe's suhdivi-
sion az lets In square $50. as per plat re-
corded ii sIaher 1e, folio 26, Of the records
Of the once OF the surveyor 1or the O1s-
Terms: sold subject to q prior deed Of
4vtIrf for 1900 further particulars OF
which viii Be announced ct time OF sale
the pufchass price above said trust 70 ne
paid II cash. deposit o. $500 r resSsnT.
cost. Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited ana
fhe property may be advertised and resold
&c the discretion Of the trustees,
80 EARLE G: BELL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
lCnnilnuad.O
4HoS. J. OWN g soN, AUCTIoNEEFs


TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED ONE
z HAbF NNTEuHNEp5lTv rb bN oH TEwo THEDs
TToN OF yALUAsSIE .PUsINEsss PPEEoPi-
so-Eo6T ALLEY: BEING P TsiEHEIT
recorded in Liber No. 5s7e, folio. 2l3 ct seq,
cf the land records OF the DsFr 81. OF paT S
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
will sell at PUBLIC avctlon; n tTSH1 o. 1ns
BAY OF OCTOBER, AID, 1890, AT FOUR
ofcLocK PM, the following. designed lang
and premises ssnass n a. sns and bens an
east one.hSif and an undivided two-thirdss
in iDss 5Smbt in a es e we ' in W.
Reynolds and others combination OF sup
@ TIVE Two Sun sPs t ana n
the surveyor for the District Of Columbia NIB Inn IN
'TTe Terms q sale: third Of the purchase
e RI SaS Psy ABE in ons and
years, with Interest ct six per centum pes
snnurn, payable semi-ennually. from Gay 9s.y
the purchaser. deposit OF $4,000. 90 VIII pc
EsaIsd g time Of ss & AN Tcrm:
a. sale to be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day Of sale, otherEise the trustee
1sk t ad ri eost q dsfautng purchaser
sftar I'VE days advertisement Of Such resale
Il, some newspaper published In Washing
' 4GSM;ESleAN sEcgR11T9yn Sso TETsTTH SS22.
AtAaak. President.
ALBERT H. sHnLNGToN, -
Asst. Secretary: oe1-o@249ee-
~
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AUCTION SALES.
RWTTTTRE nAWN
ADAM a WEsCHIER q son, AucFIon6

TES S6EFnkNr AZ NO Lass ssS 81. Nv A
corded In Llber e357. folio 4s9 Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia, and at
signed trustees viii sell By public auction,
within the above premises on FRIDAY,
OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1880, AT ELEv-
EN- O'CLOCK AN, equipment contained
therein, Including Chairs. Tables, Cash Reg
ister, Ice Box, Counter. Stoves. Cooking
Utensils, Crockery, Glass and Silverware.
etc. Said chattels removed from Q former
address by virtue of authority contained in
No. so, recorded July Is, 1880,
said land records.
SOTERIOs NICHOLSON,
ARTEMIS ORPHANOS.
oeil,iB Trustees.
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THOe. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTTONEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Semi
Detached Brick Dwelling
Known as Premises 1880
Montague Street Northwest.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust, duly
recosded n Llnsr No; 9Ss4 ion9 2iS e sec,
bia. and ct the request Of the party secured
~ n,,,ie anctinn h. front ~ ~ ,,renn,ses
on Friday: THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following- described land
and premises, situate in the District Of CO:
lumbia. and DESIGNATED as and being lot 80
in square 2T96 in Waldo NJ. Wards gubdivi-
sion Of part Of Good Luck" and Peters
Of the surveyor for the District Of Columbia,
in Liber IS. folio As; subject to building re-
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior deed Of
trust for 1880, further particulars Of which
win be announced ct time Of sale; the pur-
cash. A deposit of $500 required. Convey
Terms TO be. compiled with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold ut
the discretion of the trustees:
ALFONS M. ROTH,
acl5. i7.20.22.24 trustees.
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REVOLT UNLIKELY
TO BEAT P|NCHOT
Candidate In Norris Position,
With Question Raised
Whether He's Republican.
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

From q national point of view the
fundamental interest in the Pennsyl-
vainia situation arises from the asser-
ton by distinguished Republicans now
bclting that Clifford Pinchot, candidate
for Governor, Is not Republican. BY
the tests of principle and of party loyal
ty, the distinguished Republicans are
able to sustain their charge. Pinchot
himself in the midst Of q campaign
may or may not say he is Republican.
In the past he has said he Is not and
has said 1t every loud and clear" Pin
chot's case Is much like that OF Norris
Of Nebraska.
The answer Of Pinchot's partiSanS
when his Republican orthodoxy is ques-
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PROPOSALS.

Be received By the ConstructinE Quarter
master. Army Medical Center. WashIngton,
Then publicly Iopens;d Tor Additicnsi Boiler
INSTALLATION In heating plant Information.
upon applieatlon % the above once. peDosit
q tlt olaIequiFsd for return o. plans apd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
TIL OUSANDS
Of DOCTORS
CAN'T BE- WRONG

For more than fifty years doctors have been pre-
scribing Pluto, Americas laxative mineral water.
The doctors whose words Of endorsement appear
on this page are but few of Thousands whose
expressions of approval have come to us. The
originals of these endorsements and photographs
are in our files at French Lick Springs However,
out of respect to long-standing custom in the
medical profession-and because medical socie-
ties prefer that doctor-members refrain from
lending their names to printed advertise
ments-we have, in fairness to these DOCTORS
omitted their names and made their photo
graphs unacceptable.
Doctors recognize in Pluto Water the perfect
saline laxative. Pluto contains all the essential
salines found in the natural health waters of the
famous health Springs at French Lick, Indiana
Pluto Water is not patent medicine - not a
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FH0S. 81 'OWEN g SON, AUCTIONEER9,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
sToRT AND CEIAAAs sAgA pyE x

STORY AND CElLAH UN4QA QWBAAL-
IfeGs IMPROVED By EHEAA1EAA NO.
o17 EIGHTH STREET MORTHEA8T.
~ virtue Of Q certain. deed 81 trust, dated
November 90 i9lo, being tnstknmeptv 40:
iss: recorded November so. isis n fdber
the District Of COLUMBIA. and at the Tp4uest
signed trustees will sell ct public suction, in
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, HHE
TWENTx-GECOND DAY OF 0CTOBERs AID.
1890, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM the follow
4lg-deserlbed land and premises, situate in
the city 81 Washington, District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being the fun front
on Eighth street By depth Of sixty (60l feet
Of lot ninety-Beven (e7l In J. H. walters
subdivision Of part OF square nine hundred
and thirteen Oel3l as said subdivision Is re.
corded In Lher 90 folio 8. Of the records Of
the once Of the surveyor Of the District
Terms 81 sale: one-third Of the purchase
money 70 be paid In cash, balance in two
years, with Interest At six per centum per
snlurn, payable SUBSTANTIALLY, from day Of
sale, secured By deed Of trust upon the props
erty sold. or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. deposit Of $500 will be re-
nuired aE time OK sale. All conveyancing,
recording, etc, ct cost Of purchaser. Terms
81 sale to be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property, at
The risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
after I've days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published In Washing
JAMES ;. BECKER,
w. SPENCER ARMSTRONG,
Trusted.
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Revolutionary GraYes Found.

GREENSBORO, N. G. R).-Boy
Scouts In camp near here recently dis
covered graves Of IL British soldiers
killed In the Battle Of GuEford Court
House in the Revolutionary War
In 1881.
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LITTLE BENNY


NV cuzzen Artie stayed at my house
for supper, being stake under onions
and mash potatoes without gravey, ana
chocklit cake for dizzert, and after We
got all through there was 2 slices OF
choclxlit cake left, not looking like any
one being q little skinny peece and the
other one being regular size peece,
and ma sed, Well, you boys mite as well
each take q slice of this cake upstairs
with you and finish it up.
Me thinking, Heck, do han 70 take
that little skinny slice?
And I sed, Well. Artie is my guest so
I CESS Ill be gentleman and leeve him
take the ferst choose. Thinking, G.,
now if he don't. take the little peece he
wont be as much of gentleman as
what I am, and Artie sed, 0 well, its
mutual to me wich peece have, you
lust go ahed and take one and Ill take
the other one.
Me thinking, G, whats you know
about that foxy guy, he's just trying to
force me to take the little peece out OF
politeness, that's all he's doing.
And sed, Well gosh, your my guest,
Amt YOU, well then go ahed and act
like a gentleman and take the 1erst
choose.
well holey smokes, don't wJlnt to
take advantage Of you just because I'm
your guest. Artie sed. You take 1t and
act like gentleman yourself, he sed. :.
Meening the little peece, and sed
No, G WIZ I wouldent think OF such q
thing.
Meening the same thing, and pop sed
Gentlemen, I am deeply touched by
your mutual self sacrifice in the worthy
cause Of curtissy. In fact am so over
come that think nuthing can choke
down my rising emotion except that big
peece of chocklit cake, he sed.
And he took it and ate 1t with SAD
expression, and me and Artie divided
the little skinny peece, feeling verse
insted Of better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-25

TINE GIRL whose skin is
smooth and lovely, so that
people inevitably turn to admire
her, has the gift Of attracting
romance!
"There's amazing allure in
beautiful smooth skin"-as Carl
Laemmle, Jr., famous director, says.
"Lovely skin is the one charm
every star must have. Makeup
is little help under the glare Of
closeup lights. The skin itself
must be exquisite
This is the conclusion Of as
leading Hollywood directors who
know from long experience with
motion pictures just which kind
of beauty has the strongest ap-
peal for the great public.
The charming screen stars found
out long ago that by using Lux
Toilet Soap they can keep their
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Reef Rolls.

Cut two pounds Of round steak into
four pieces. Coat well with two table
spoonfuls Of mixed mustard. Cut into
strips three stalks of celery and two
carrots and roll them inside the pieces
of steak. F'aSten with a metal Skewer.
Roll in some flour to which one tea
spoonful of salt and a little pepper have
been added. Brown in two tablespoon
fuls of butter. Arrange in baking pan
one cupful of canned tomatoes. Bake
in a medium oven for two and one-half
hours. At the end of 80 minutes add
eight pared potatoes and some water, If
needed. Cover and continue baking
Just before serving thicken the gravy
using two tableSpoonfuls Of -four to
each cupful of liquid.
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BEDTIME STORIES BY :. T sSse1ss

are on his tail and those are short. His
coat seems to me to be mostly long hair.
He certainly doesn't look dangerous TO
me. I believe could kill him without
half trying. Yes, sir, believe ! could
kill him in O jiffy."
Just then Prickly PorIry turned his
head and Flip for the first time saw
Porky possesses. Those teeth looked
as If they might hurt. Yes, sir, they sure
looked as If they might hurt. Flip was
suddenly filled with respect for those
teeth. But when he noticed how very
slow Prickly Porky was as he shufied
along, he thought less about those teeth.
Excitement began to take possession Of
Flip. There was no log handy for
Prickly Porky to poke his head under.
He was right out in the open. The hair
began to rise along Flip's shoulders. He
growled. Prickly Perky heard that growl
and turned.
you better leave me alone" said
Prickly Porky.
Il haven't touched you yet, have r."
"No," replied Prickly Porky, $50 I am
warning you that you better not"
Perhaps you think don't dare TO-"
said Flip.
81 don't care whether you dare TO or
not" retorted Prickly Porky. Come
ahead and try it If you want to, but I
warn you you better not"
By this time Flip had forgotten all
about the warning that Bowser the
Hound had given him, This slow NOV
ing, clumsy fellow didn't look DANGER
Gus. Moreover, Flip felt that Prickly
Porky was daring him to fight. Flip be-
gan to walk around Prickly Perky in
the legged manner dog some
times uses when he is getting ready to
fight. All the time Flip was growing.
He didn't bark. For one thing he didn't
want Bowser to interfere again. He
didn't feel like barking anyway. He
banks when he is excited. When he Is
angry he growls. And Flip was angry
now and growing more so.
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lriumphantly they meet
the Critical Eyes of Millions
1896 Oftke LoveEy compilations
sou see on the screen
are cared for SVith LMr Toilet Soap

skin always smooth and soft.
Of the 521 important actresses
in Hollywood, including all stars,
511 are devoted to it. Also, all
the great film studios have made
it the official soap for their dress.
ing rooms.
The Broadway stage stars are
equally enthusiastic about this
white, delicately fragrant soap.
And now, too, in France, in Ger
many, in England, the lovely
European screen stars are using
it devotedly. /
Are you using Lux Toilet Soap7
You will find that it keeps your
skin just as exquisitely smooth as
it keeps the stars. And how lux.
uriously it fathers, even in the
hardest water!
You'll love it. Order several
cakes-today.
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Italian SaYorY.

Make a white sauce, add half q cup
full of grated or finely cut cheese before
removing from the fire and stir. OIL q
baking dish, put in layer Of cooked or
canned spinach or other green's, layer
of sliced eggs and a layer Of cheese
sauce. Repeat as needed. Cover with
bread crumbs to which small amount
of fat has been added. Bake until the
crumbs are brown. If the spinach is
fresh, wash it well, cook with little or
no water for 10 minutes, then cut up
and season. Use the juice, as it con-
tains valuable vitamins and minerals.
Beet tops, dandelions, chard or other
green's may be used in place Of the
spinach.
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A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By HERBERT PLUA1NRR.

a moment. Then one turned to the
victim and said:
Here, take your money back. You
got q pension for my mother few
years ago. We can't rob you-go on
and forget It."
From another came q story Of how q
slip on the part of a city directory
census taker helped him defeat an
opponent.
my opponent was visiting his son In
town outside the district when the
city directory was being compiled. BY
some quirk his name was printed In
the directory instead of that of his son.
I'm my speeches throughout the rural
districts I carried several of the direc-
tories and pointed out that my oppo-
nent was not even resident Of the
district-and here was the proof"
But it seemed there were people who
knew nothing of city directories.
For I learned later" the Congress
man went on, that some of the people
thought 1 was carrying list Of all the
inmates of the city jail. carried whole
precincts on the strength Of that belief. /"
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Home in Good Taste


It is certainly difficult to improve
upon the ''low-down" easy chair when
in search of something for the Preside,
or for any place in the living room
where such a chair is required.
In the illustration is a chair which
would soon become the sole property of
the business man of the family. Did
you ever notice how the various chairs
in the family seem to be adopted" by
certain members of the family? And,
oh, what dark looks are sent In the d.
rection of any one who carelessly takes
the wrong chair!
This chair is low, the seat Is long, the
back high enough to provide o COM
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see those little spears again. He was Gu
rious about them and he wanted to
satisfy his curiosity.
AS he approached the tree where they
had left Prick1y Porky, Flip heard a
rllStling sound. 1t came from on to one
side. Flip paused and looked that way.
He caught glimpse Of some one moving
lust back of small hemlock tree. Cau-
tiously Flip moved around to where ne
could see better. Once he would have
rushed around heedlessly but he had
learned that this was not wise thing to
do in the Green Forest. When he
reached a point where he could see
clearly, there was Prickly Porky shut
fling along.
Flip stood still and watched him for
a few minutes. Hes the slowest NOV
ing fellow I ever saw" thought Flip.
He doesn't look the least bit dangerous.
I can see what suppose are those little
spears that Bowser told me about, but /
don't see many. Most Of those do see