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iOIiTOM, Ns*. 33.—'the poster •( the
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PW"P*r of No, S company bast
TMiSay <M{veted * noetic toward the top
of flki smoke stack at the tnumciDai
peweir house in West bm,tm. TIHE
wa* to if the water would go ever
the SM-spot Mack. Near the top th*
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II PRICES—foe to 92.iO—IfFlua fa*) » r
11 Seat Sale at HawMPd'avßvftaiiar Tht«mday.
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H Haisins~Eggs
1 Butter —Figs
1 x Marshmallows
) Pineapple—Jelly <
I Chocolate—Bananas *
l( Nuts—Cocoanut
y Corn Starch—Nutmeg
ft Apples 5
(( Cherries
A f Brown Sugar
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11.11. Jl AWNS
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•. ."** • ‘ «r a v ■• -i-c- A !.' **A s
It —animate agkjhty had td— thin
glass. The crew raa up tth poends’
***f" M ip W*W. the engiat,
•ear*>>u*ed to ‘delift-r" TM gallooa a
gp~M4 WNli Ms The ma
th n*e i* M a tgpe that has recently been
adopted by a n ember of aMtropoiiUn
depastnowtw ViiMdolig.a h.dtoe .Meat
Ir pwrfWd 4t OMtno. of the kind. ft
With the Move dg-ft, thpkhojrtji
witnessed the test* were ettlmSiST»
■ jPjrign
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What Maa that man COTalng a boat
I Ju*t mot coning oat of poor oftcot
iH.ib^MkiVi'ttLrs
nonius fg jfrcmgn An 11.
. T»o T »u*y to 'Mcumhta.
»| <r T< I, (l ,l gP l MJ&I hoar roar
hu-tt. * ~
, Hft-ond Tt mines* Itsn—YVh. Uiafk
Cm-dnosx. Uciauw t
hto.—London Answers.
I nihnlrsl tkoaagh tk. ttajs..
" n f\ ' P hiP*'’ l t *>'.-•■•«***
ve**»*f* «.*** ‘Soft
raecigjlldf.** t hstMsm ** jftgifmjp-
W In
Or. Enand**. „ -breeds o»u»Ug, fPC
cur yZn V awW^gy
aslatsiana to atnogh^^kioav
‘ 'Mfnt'iv tjtMc Jfcataio erpepiJ* I pi** l * ,
gad atfU»«rg pioooer dV
ni«i«s bit tpa|4#u«e trUg. fi'rLl(f«4 W ,
tb« aiate as ho is able to foTloW. when
the .male plants winds the migration
too, Bard and the. op. the Mante writ
)“fVf MreikEaUg* 4«H
b*M|rrd UHMhea, >wd u< oroaa-j
hiwfda. ariae." Or ad<W.Jhb*“
there waft mere thaa 7# varieties of
•Hr'*' •* d*Mi many thpnognis,
,f lf fW *»—<*■> . i.“* , v . ,
Tlip Inked StsiMa uwtoan effam-e
prerented the Bwr<%h buttnMt from
taking In U*% hoMniogi gpecimene which
hu wonted,ld ahow te Am.-mea iwien-
Tb*e was in eerordager With the
l»H designed te pre-rent agreedhea of
filMt discaeae. Dr. tntndar now in
tepdt to prevail open the Swedish gwv
f"Wht te inapt.u plants which it is
** •** , * rl ' to give pledges
to the Unitod States agthoritiee that
they nee f*ge tee*. dUeaaes.
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ts RIFF MQMU. QUITS *- .
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Han te Ahd-Kl-Krlm, leader of tha
Rtff rohala Magocco wth» have glv—
f cwlg aiuflfc tipmhta for yearn. Now
y« it toady to —tt and has otoml te
; loeraudar and to rMaaao all his pria-
FOR YOUR I
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Celery j
Cranberries )
Lettuce
Chickens . « p .
Oysters . 1 '
Green Peas <
Pears /
Oranges .. ; ■ » ;j |!
Sweet Potatoes J 1
Cabbage J >
Collards 4 v 1
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How OHiaosw WW Out the "DaMoo ,
Crowd" When They kaMH
Kiani.
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, AiiHHMI Om 4w An»tmo€i WtR ’
UM-Bucvd the pAdlc te tig then terri-J
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‘ iiVPWJK m KA (eigl
ni v the Bf|]
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hruiM, who guicktf Mdwng the alum-
Hint “the IteltidM wdro tn town Sn |
UMatitimr fho buMIU* had entered I
nn ntb-y to the rear of .Wv of the !
bapke. Hen- they Rod their hnram j
•Md tuvpaiiMj fur nctlun. Ural Daitou.
mSUHaraLwiMii
u«-tt hitetcued Into the k-trst Natloonl I
Iwuk etTuao the tern*. The n*vtala 1
of lf>t h hnnhe Whoa tethnidsOcd with ;J
guns, blaudly UU*>riued the robber* that ,
the tiiur lock te tho «aults »trtjd oat
Imi off for lb olouUk 1%0 bandit* |
w S lK ' i ws. |
iiprteg thia wait the town «u am
teg «*I hatleu beggg to fltr .
through tito window* of the- Ooodoa 1
hank, la the First *otlocal shout ,
9MMNN> to grp—karho woo oectmd and I
rtuffed into n grain tack, and Bob gnd t
Bteteett Hatton roc apod to iho alley 1
Vjj a rear door. Here they were i
)o|»ed hr (he Sam hnndit*. who had: '
*eturt-d about ««j(IOO. I
, A jtertfic dffht wek l-lafto In and '
a—V thia alley, three or four rttigeps I
being killed and several wounded. Joint j
Kiocfcr. a Mvorymaa, killed Itob and ]
Or*t Daltnw. and HH Power* was ahm j
•Mot dead. Brwpgwell Wan firtnll* j
wwandod and was Tudhd dead Jaat out I
alia los’l. Usainert wan aerlo—ty «h«t j
bwt rerovetwd and wga aautcnced t» |
the pool««otin ry for life, hat wn* gar j
doned In lih>7 and hs now living n rv (
au«rtab> lih-, Dili fh.lt.,n «*• kiliod j
in the luthua territory te IHM while 1
iwMMteg orrupt.-
Porgote Dignity #f Program.
At « recent Nptore Utudy « loi> taeei 1
lag al which »r. 0. 11. Bigearaann ]
was u guont lie told the futlowteg {
st«r j; i ' f
Fat and Alike ware section cm 11
Jjlo) n-s. Mike wan made superintend ]
ant. |’at went into hte »Itc«- one day I
end *ald: “IJi-Uo, Mike, give me * J
rnflndad paa«“ I
fflllie, feeling the Inportaitrc of W* 'J
pn—otiou over hi* old frtend. s«W 'l
•that's no, W|D>gr yog AK-tdij
ten o’clock ronMsrruw morning yon y
coni'- l<> the door, kdouk, is— off your i
hah aerppe your feet nod any: Tlnad 1
iuorainy. Mr. Mwimy.' I*U y '00.4
mornteg. ('at. and ghat ran 1 do for
>—r Th— yon state your business fn
a dignlttcd banner, and 111 take it
on dm advisement."
The aeit morning Pat came.l
knocked at the door, and followed db f
ractions explicitly. \. lien ha said “Good ‘
i.mrning, Mr. Marshy;' Mike aald:',
"Now. that’s more like It. What can
,l,ds> tuf jou. pair !
Hfou can go to the devil. ,1 got a
gfre over (he It. A O." Put regmnde.). I
“Bat T thought they didn’t give
tmaaee any tuora." .he Knciish wouun
la the «rowd Maid.—lndianup<>li« New*.
I,«S—e
An Insusotlon.
* •'Oladyn O'Weary imri looked at the |
clock yeveral time* and at last Percy
Tehere observed hey glance*. _
“Vou were lookluc at (he c|o« VT’ It*
—U.
T %••,* she answered with a" fatal
mile. (
Tb«u l»e go( up and went over to;
(he inutile!piece agd look.-,i *1 the I
dock fyr fully half a minute.
“I rttin't see anything the matter with |
It." ha sold, and returned to hi* seat.
And lie stayed an ho— longer—Kan {
PH/ *** > ,t v v ,
Meuaea •eawv CaMrtdg— Boxes.
Boxes which contain cartridge# fm
teMniry are perhaps th* Inet hy-prod
act* of mar to o* put to a useful pur ! {
pone In Berttn. Jhicanao of the short-1
age of housing, the small boxes, which |
ara lying oh«m te tbowakods, an* he
Ing ailed with clay anl laid into wall. I j
with mortar aa ordinary brick* would |
he laid. The houses are small, eonalst
of only one Boor, bat give room fat!
atra really only.
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She Knew Who Wrote It. j
Nancy, who ia la the Brat grade ot
school Ifn. it, cam* homo the other!
day all bxcited. "Oh, mother," ahe
—ld. "teacher to teaching us a poem
culled There. Little (Hr!, Don't <\j,‘ “
“That’a Bne." said her mother. "It
was written by Janie* Whlteoml,
Hlley, who wrote the bnrnhlo bop
poem that 800 Ann* taught you."
"Oh no, no, mother, Mr. Rile)
didn't writ# the humble bee poem. Hut
Aa— wrote that for me. I saw hot
do It*
Rough Talk.
any headway wtth that
hu4k> gal over la Kicker coaaty,
OateD"
"Na; Bight aa Well Mop court in
her. I rock— fold ink If I didn't
May away she'd shoot me."
"Miogt j»T j
“With SB laeoM fan."—LoolavtUp |
Oeurtce-Joarnal |
The Koaooo. Ifortoo and l—kUr
Mote**. Wemmg'a . Cigh . Cafeteria and j
tea i„ iL P.U.L- 11
"A AND P. RED CIRCLE COFFER” 11
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T\frO BUSINf SS MEN j
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TTOiere are two types of business men nowadays. One ft
of them believes in the old methods and old ways, the 0 5
. other in tfie now. The editoj-of the Washington Hcirnld * 3
f; * Has found in his city two splendid illustrations o< both ’(t
y '■ a
Ono j- an elderly man who has made a great \
1 . mo in,the past. Because he used to p\w»gff J
a certain po|cy he still persists in *ciiuging to J
that policy. He is a firm believer in the business math- 1)
[ «ds of 187 h and is at a loss to Understand why /)
( his trade has slipped away from him. //
i . “The people around here are too stuck up,” he is (i
quoted as spying, when the newspaper man visited him J
in .hie suburban store. “They want the neighbors to see vl
1 * the delivery trucks from dawn-town stores stop in from/
of their houses. . Whes they come to me I just wrap up a
the bundle and they have to lug it borne. They can go J
i n *» ft
*o . o a
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„Op the samccjay ( the editor .of the Herald says h$ f
talked .with another who recently has opened a «
auto accessories store. He is enthusiastic. * j
"I expect to clean up $50,080 this-year ”he said. *T*§ |
got an idea pbout keeping three truck* on the road all V ft
th'e Jtiafc to give service to drivers when their machines m
bieak down, it will not cost much when i consider the
extra business it is sure to bring in. The idea is sure to f
* * a '* . /.y. ■vSvx-'i
go over” ; f
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In all probability the first businessman will go out if r iff
business ppon. Hc f wants to. He » pfctorly disgusted . 1
\yitH the. wpys of thjp new generation—asking for deiiv- 1
erv seiw ice ambrotusing to lug bundles home. S
We have little doubt, on the other hand, bat ttaat the j
• i. t. (>! - j* J v » tr‘
second business man will make his $50,000. He is of j
the new generation and understands it. He wqg.born I
with the idea that service pays and that people have a I
l ight to expect service. ft
The first bpsin' s-i man is also quoted as making some . .*8
sarcastic remarks on tho value of advertising. “Let I
people come to my store if they want what Fve got,” he I
said. “I wpn f t bite tlipfh." W
This is in line with the old fellow’s general attitude. ’* * 1
Mm
He cannot understand advertising because he cannot a
uneferstand the general idea of service as a saleable
commodity. He cannot understand that customers of )}
today demand deliveries and tnat advertising is a part ff
of delivery—perhaps the most important part. $
The other man understand, this. He will advertise as (j
well as keep his service trucks on the road. I
The clash between the new and the old ways must (i
suit in the defeat of the old. The word moves faster to- j
day. are busier. The old merchant mentioned ))
in the first instance doesn’t know that customers will
not carry home bundles lgxiause they are too busy with ft
, ». * n ,
their own concerns to bother with such details. He . Q|3H
thinks they are too proud—which is the most erroneous |
( conclusion possible from the facts. . 1
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