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“ ~ sit It* Joy 111 fan.
A*4 rut* ha* tar**4'lnto snow,
tk*t Mr* tk* rivers ran,
AatMM; la bare,
And Winter to near.
Thg fruit as summer's gathered f
Haw gnldtu ik* ry#
Haw fair it th* sky .
la* Mi good aatnmn weather.
Th* y «#ws an fad,
Tkar**a aalaap ta tka *k*<l
Dreaming at h»jr and clorer.
i> They’re all aalaap,
Bind tka gray moutict squeak
Aad aatawn day* ara aaar over
DAVID LILES.
CiIMW, N. C.
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TU friend* of Mra. J. M. Latin will
bo'gUi to loarn tkat aka i* murk bet
tat aa IHn*»« of saveral rtny«.
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Mr MMIMm HI
Hl# koat of friends throughout tka
city win regret to laarn that Mr. (I.
C. MJAdteforr le very aick at hi* home
oa Leslie atraat. I
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Malar Party ,
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Mr. Mr. 7. M. Howard. Dr. J. M
Howard, Mra. Matt Allan and Mra. WU-
Una Spies r aaotorad o»«r to Raleigh
yiskerduy morning and ratumad in tk*
afternoon.
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Mn. Paul Bordan charmingly an-[
tertbined yaatarday afternoon in kon-1
or of Mis* tame# Bordan, who it home
on bar vacation a* tka guest of har
mother, Mra. Arnold Bordan.
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Complimentary to Mra, L. A. Mah-
Ur of Raleigh attractive honaa guest i
of Mra. Joaopk E. Robtnaon. Mra. E.-
0.4 Btnaa wka kortcaa at bridge yea
torday afUmnon.
Pall flow*ra aad foliage ware uaed
to creall a pleating floral affect ia
the roome where two tablet of enthus
iastic bridge were played. A beautiful
colonial ooraagu waa preaeated to Mr.a
Makjer* At t«e conclusion of the
garnet Mra. litnea, aaatated by Mr*.,j
Mattel Lea Cannon, aerved a <telight
fal jtalad (tan* with accessories.
The gaeet Hat included: Mra. D. C.
Humphrey, Murray Borden, E. H. Mil-
Uv, M. E. Robiaaon, John Spier, W.
B. Borden. J. E. Robinson, Mattie Lee
CaMon aad Mis* Rarhel Borden.
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HA Mary. GaiM
Ta Bada*Baaaar
St. Mary'* Guild of St. Steven,
church are going to give a .Christmas
baaaar on Tneaday, December the fifth,
beginning at eleven o'clock. Home
made cake, and rendiet will he aerved j
aad attractive fancy articles suitable
foe Christmas gifts will he on display.
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A lovely wedding waa aolamnlicd j
Th*mdty evening at ?:«0 o'clock ut,
Casey's Chapel, who* Mias Sadie Casey
became the bride of Mr. N. It. Powrll,
Rev. A lifted, their potior, ofllcisting.
Tka church waa prtrttlPslly decorated
with pine and white chrysanthemums. j
The bridesmaids aad groomsmen an- <
trted alternately aa followt: Mia* Plor- i
eneu Thompson. of Kinston, in orchid
taffeta carrying chrysanthemums to
match, with Mr. Laadis Roee. of Mount J
Olive) Mias Elisabeth Herring, of Mt. i
Olive, in green and white satin carry- j
tag white chrysanthemum,, with Mr.
Van Kilby, of Kinston; MUa Sallia Rose,
of Meant Olive. In aunset taffeta, carry
ing chrysanthemums in harmony, with
Mr. Ben Herring, of Mount Olive, j
They wbre followed hy the little flow-
" er girls who were Mary Emma Rose, ‘
* j,' gifca of the bride. and Hard I'rice,
niaa* ot.-tho groom.
Tha bride, neat in the procession, en- i
tertd With her sister, Mrs. W. T. Rose, j
of Mag at QtWre. They were met at the
altar by tluM.gfoom and his sister, |
Mieo tlstie Rowsft. ,
The - bride 'ML exceptionally pretty
In « P»wa uf-Mi*-*»t i* and picture ’
hat of tk* sauie. "i ['-»'*'*>» »
mop t* the c**k»d««lr " I Li*hy
fa**T. Os r.ripMsahor.., eanp , *!gF prom. |
is* Mt,’’ occompopiA h>N Miss Sallis
af Goldsboro, *t the pV^n*..
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Algoaqain last Might
Messrs. M. E. Robinson roHftl/j - M.:
Longest wean hosts at a Beyl « ~
able dance given in the Algonquin club
rooms from 8:30 to 12 last night. An.*
"orchestra" furnished music through, i,
out the evening.
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Moving Plant Wit v* to Kart 4ngia. I
Tk* amretug plant I* a native «>f 1
Ragt India and ta remarkable by re* 1
nets as tha notion of It* leave*, 'nine 1
am arranged in r”oui« of three, the 1
lataval laatrts much smaller (ban the 1
terminal ana Ttnan lateral leaflets 1
ara la cooat* ut motion, being elevated 1
by a BMCranaloa of )Of Ire and tlgm 1
mating downward tv wloillar rupid 1
lartta. Tk* motion In not rapid, a 1
•wtnkleta vpmoAd.iwn movetpert tak
tag Bran two to four telnatee
Tk* tartntoal leaf doe* not retnatn * I
qalat. bat Ita movements are aot Ilka 11
rkoaa es the oihers. 11
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VOliA VILLAGE ii AMERICA '
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Maw Yarh CecnNiwoity Might In IffaM .
rtav* Baan Tranapartad B*dl|p
iirta Thla Country,
Rxcept for Ha oca telephone wlr* ‘
aad two automobiles, LUUa York. h.
T., might boa Volga Mas an: tiling*
traarptaatad bodily from Russia to ih«
Unitad Stataa.
If haa neither gka nor elactriclty; '
neither bathtub* nor oeWara; po water
napplj cicopi a npctng. ■
la fact, Littia \ortt M» t ovm wa
tha map or ia tha po«f ofllc* gnidc 1
None tha ieaa It la a place ta know
about, if sal ta In* 10, write* Kuta .
McClary In tha N*w York Wotid.
It ia a village of pMUchlo and choc
olate octalr bouiev. skeltering 50 peas-,
ant famllla* with a total population,
us SOB.'* Modem Inventions arc Inn
urkrt beyond the purse of moat at
the lulu bit an it, and (be dealro as tbs
raat,
( ororlng law than t aguaru mil* of (
fertile meadow and farm land. Uttla
York lit a gj tha foot of Muunt Adam ,
aad Mount JD\e, beautiful tUii* of Mt*!
lower CaUkllla. 0 ! ,
The inhabitant*. Kusatan-Ogrmaa.
Lutherans from (ho Taiga river valley,
are daacawUnta of thoae who followed
f atberine II from Prussia Into Bcsait.
when tbe German princoa* bacama the,
Wife of ike future cur.
They have brought wUii item to Lit-1 1
He York tha tmditlo&a and cue
t»io| ha wall aa the langahgo and
retiglon of thair ancaatora. CnUka
Amartcaa farmera. tha ptuufi lira
in communities and work thair Individ
nal plot* of land The ullage la alt
uat*4 en th* hillside and overlooks the
fartUa meadow land, divided into Ttrl
oua-siaed "farms," according to tha
affluence of the owner. Tha largest
fprt# ha* ten acraa aad the *mnllaat, 1
ana.
ROMANS BELIEVED IN OMENS
All Minds as w flig*R* Oand and Bod, ,
Had Oirsct Inftwanea an Thair
. a, Action*.
The ancient Roman* were great be
liever* in signs and seldom cared t* ,
undertake *u enterprise without con
aultiug tUeui Home persons looked at
bird* flying iWartoewd Other* mt tty
animals, to use what "signs" wars In
otda. Perbapa most Interesting of aIL
wu« thr custom of keeping cartam
rbtckeu* aud calling them aacrad. If
aoine one wanted to know If a plea 1
would succeed."he tried to feed tha I
chirk en* If they ate heartily, It was
a good sign. If they refused to eat.
the pi»n was probably given up. When |
n R'.tnsm died, food and drink wer*
placed bealdo hla body la tbe tomb.
Animal* were sucrihcsd. and milk or
wine was thrown on the gmand. This
wa* i,-lasted *very yaar. If the nia
fives forgot, the soul yrsa sut>po*,d to ‘
heconic evil and to bnug bad luck
Animals wore sacrificed In honor of j
(he gods, as well as for tbe .-pirn* of
iu*q. Pig*, oxen and asleep were tbe
cream re* most often killed Floor j
aad salt were «prtf,kled over c*>;h an! '
rupl, tU be»td waa covered v ltd cloths,
su4 than the priest raised s Urge
t.nlfe or an al for the uraih-dtalitig
blow. Prayreiv. were raid bv those i
looking on ,'Jhc hone* ym| f|t wort
placed ou tUa *Ua< and burned,
1 ThaV* Different.
Ttioa* were liard and blit ro!l«rt->r*
rame nearly every day to ree Ole. Tin*
annoyed him very mu,, i. V very time:
n colieuor came he ihrew up his!
hands, shook hi* head and talked Nor-,
wsgisn. tine day a mowing machine
roliector lulled and found enothor oof
lector ahvad of him, also trying to ret
money from Ole. „ (
•T'vo been wording on him for nearly
an hour, but the poor fellow can r tin
dorstaod a word as RngUth " sai l the
•r»t collactot, "»o there's oo T,fe of
wattiug any more time on hint."
"That * too bad," returned the other.
T wanted to tell him that as I was
loosing up tho road on* of bia eowa I
brake through tb# fence and tw—'" ,
Before he cauld say another word.
Oi* Jumped three feet from tho ground j
and shuutad. "By yhnluy join pup. var
she go?' and disappeared down the
road in g cloud of dVat.— I'orbt** Mag-1
gain*.
Work of Load-Cutt.ng Bee.
Tho ICkf oittlag bo«. drills la a land
Bank a hoi* ten tadivs deep ami half |
*n Inch in dlametor aad divide* It Into '
about a doianvi irta>< ata or ceßk
Mach cell la cumpaOM us iiHves of leaf
cut into pro par ahgpes and carefully
fl|ffcltT|Xlttl|l Rosa leaves null sw.-Ct
pan loaves ara among ihb Uroriles
of (ha baas. Tha ewuong t* flono with
tho, Jaw*, whll* the alt leg* hold the
Ithf la pC«lMon aad enable tb* Insert
to turn Itvaflr abeut with the precision
of a pair of comgiamaa. Home of the
rat pieces ars perfe, ( rtrclea, others
are oblong figure* us varying psopor-
I too*. Having cut out tbe segment of
leaf, an oparatton requiring about
twenty r*cond*. tha boo carrtoa It to
the aawt-baak aad than returns for
more material*. Whaa a piece baa ,
been nearly cut off, tho ba*. tn order
|o prat cut ten nag. pot dm Usrtf In tbe
air with It* wing* aad doth plate* tha (
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Phone No. 8 • * Goldsboro, N. C.
10-Minute Delivery Service
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■, Mlk* Ilatii* Mac Morr; «y, who it
blag home draion.vlraticti werk at
Jackvvnvillc, riturra'd this morning af
«r Ij’etng with Capt-via and Mr». A O.
Ikmrnt a fc*- day
Mrs. G. C. Tucker of Naw Lrn I*
visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Lynch.
Mr, Glenn Barden, who ia* a teacher !
ia the Rocky Mount school* this yaar,'
s tho guest of hu fstitvr, Mi J. C,
Bardag,
Mir* Edna Brown of China Givvc,
■a tbe guest bf Mr.:. 11. C. Dali- at Sov*
n Springs.
Mivs Etta td&nson of Wilaon, en
..•oui- to Beaufort stopped over in
TohUburo yrxierdsy and was the guest
o 4 Mra. Siii rrcyman, 11
Mira Ward Moore of Greenville I*l
visiting her sinter, Mri. D. 11. Bland.
Mia* Jspic Ipock of Dunn ia the
ituest of her titter, Mr*.-A. 11. Coward.
Mr. E. It Wilkrr.ion of Wilson was '
a visitor in 'Goldsboro Thun day,
Mias V. Esfhir .Starlini; apant ,Thura-l
lay at her home in Tine Level. ■ i
Dr. G. (ilyde Morris wot a visitor in'
Mt. Olivo yesterday afternoon. “ I
Mitt Isabelle Faison Ii the guert of
Mus Sattetficld for a few days.
lira. G. £. Horton had aa her
gur&ta Thanktgivdng day the following l
rciativeai Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Croon,
taleigb; Mr. and Mrs. R. £. Hill and
itllc daughter, kronke, Whiteville; Mr.
John L. Groom, Mi. and Mrs. Lowry
Crvom, Cold Point; Mr*. J. K. Banner
man. Dunn; Mr,,. Jark Coburn and Mr.
ishley Bryant, Kobirrsonville.
Mr. Lrtlio Gardner spent Thanksgiv
ing iig Greensboro with his family
•hd are visiting ,Mr. sad Mra. U. E.
Cartland in that city.
Mrs. Robert Denmark la visiting la
Mount Clive this week ead.
Mrs. J. H- btabbs, of FayetteviHe, *
has bees visiting ia Betafort and spent ,
yeaterday harr on her return trip
home.
Dr. E. F. Pope and Mr. A. T. L'aaall, 1
are spending a few day* In Raleigh.
Mr*. R. A. Smith eras a visitor In
Smithfleld yesterday afternoon
Mr. and L R. Casey and Mrs '
J. V. Casey, of Bummerft*ld, are visit
ing Mr*. W. C. Baggs.
Mr. E. V. Pipkin, of McCall. U visit
•ng hi* sitter, Mr*. G. K. Tkerton. |
Mr. Ralph Irwin, waa a visitor in :
Wilton yesterday.
Mrs. |L H Mahler, as Raleigh, i* thr
loose gacst of Colonel and Mra. Joseph
EE. Kobinaon.
Mr. aad Mra. E. A Steven*, of Gnat
kam Township, are ia Richmond visit
ng Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar Steven*.
Mr. a*d Mr*. P. L. Caatet, aad daugh. ;
i ter, Mias Hannah, of Conetoe, ary tha
rticati of bet mother, MW:--" "Z. fl.'
Torter, Sr.
Mrs. liiainey Cox J* «pending the |
stock end with Mrs. Wiley Ayrock, in
Fremont.
Mr; and Mtr. J. Wayland Jones, es
are visiting My. Host I and
>lr.>>Lry Emua Glddant. Mr. '
noloriM* over yeaterday morning and
orougbt them back in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Cohen, of Win-j
»t*a- w alcm, ara .visiting Mr. and Mr*.!
t»aac Cohen on Will Jam Street
Mutes Laura und Hetty Lewis, »n
Faison, Fere shoppeh* in a Gold-boro
yesterday.
Misses Mildred McDonald and Mary I
Kimble were among yesterdays i|uota I
o' visitors from La Grange.
Miss Irene Crtecli has returned from j
Clinton, where she has been on a two
weeks visit.*
Mcsdaroca J. Carl-oil uhd Arthur j
< <>ok, of Warsaw , were in the cicy j
visiting and shopping yesterday.
Mr*. W. H Carroll, of Turkeyvwus :n :
tbe city Friday.
Mrv. Joho It. finith is visiting her j
t-n. Mr. lL,| Crawford, in Kinston. I
Miss Eleanor Dawiel* and her guest.
Miss H.insfiiril l’at vrson, of Manteo,,
\ irgiitia, sprat yesterday in. RgJnglu
Mis# Dot thy Hold. 11. of Millls. Mat*.,
> thu bouse guest of Mrs. C E. Pi'.,
kins.
Miss Flora Hill Is Jloinr from the
A'lcntia Christian Co'lag.j for tin w* k '
< nd.
Gtvnd Califmnia Rglauia,
lit the great rolaUi grup. gro*ta|
district <>f central C iJlTmniu the dry-1
lug in done in trayw iu the open air. !
Great Iqae result if ram should
fall on tile partially dried fruit; hen<*t
whta rain U expected lb* itiforniatloa
I* Immedtaiwlv spread Huvaghmit tbe
»*ll»-v l-jr tetejih-wtu and frieinraph,
and every hvai)"l>l« p r.cn la sot i*
Harking the tt. /*. t vea tbe school*
may be ■ loaed and the children
r>re**ed Into aerrtee. and woe betide
ilw unronanaie tramp raagtit la tba
district whu baa a dlsiarUaatWa to he.,
<-«mu* arquatntvd with work. Thla U
»Botber Inrlaoc* lodlcatly* us tha val
uable turtle* rat,dared by the weath
er bureau us tb* Halted flute* Uw
pertinent of Agrlcuitar* la warglafl
*uit grower* sgainoi paartbto loaaan
JU*l Flattery.
*T Bnderaiaod ttig pbotogivplie*
praiaad yaur beauty vary Mflbiy '
'Yaa, but l*va laebaii in v*io fag
Uw last au month* aud be has yet
to alaplay la bln front window (A*
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THE LITTLE FOLKB
BILLIE ROHM I'M MOVER AG AIM
<B) Ik. Ham Coil *
kfiy flam D. Co*)
HOME GUNK. LIKE SOME BULBS.
' WORK BOTH WAVfI
j We vr uot tho bttn.
U)'e'U have some fun
And tto kiui run.
Before we't* don*..
That'* the song ail the creek folks
wrrr .vtnging ih« r,nt day after they
. bad surh a good tinu eating Mr. Man's
wild turkey. Jocko Monkey •#» the
only one of them ihat could shoot a
gun and he bad to kill all th* rabbits
for the neighborhood,
j - ft waa lot easier to shoot * rabbit
than it wav to run him down and
catch him. But Rtackle Rear said that
it wouldn't bo safe to shoot close enough
to Mr.. Man’s house far him t* hear
, th* fua. and so they had to go n long
1 way ap the creak, even the other side
| of tbe goat house before they ware far
'enough from Mr. Man's house.
looked Ilk* everybody on lb« creek
wanted ta go alone with Jocko to see
him shoot the gun, even Woo-Woo
Owl, who always sleeps in the day
1 Uni cooing with them. ,
Woo-Woo Owl |a a pratly wise bird,
and be had beard that guns soaaetiaM*
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do something be side a shoot, aad ha
- vaked Blackle if |i« bad ever aeen a
gun kick. . fflaekie said h* didn't
kaow whether or aat a gun could kick,
but if wanted to know whether
* donkey could kick, hr could tell them
y*»' p
| Os court* thla mad* Billie Possum
gvia, for ha bad one# teen a donkey
| kick
They hadn’t gone far past tka old
. goat house when Blarkie Bear reared
up en hit kind fact and said: "Listen!
I am sure 1 hodrd n goose. I’ll bet
omc of Uiiolo Jo*'* geese ara awim
ming down th* ereek. Fly ahead, Jay
Bird, and com# back and tell ua what
, you tec." ?
In a minute Jay Bird Came back and
{told Blacki* that about a dosan geese
| war* around that bend. Ho they all
crawled ahead right easy till they got
in sight es tb* gevae.
Then Woo-Woo <>» I -poke up aga})i
, aiul said: "Jocko, gun is mighty
| heavy and you hud better real it on
, Blsckie's bark wben you shoot, and for
fear tt should kick Ilk* I have seen
; sruns do, you hud better have Dr. Goon
and Rtlhe Posum stand behind you to
; hold you up if the gun should kick.”
, So Jueko put the gun across Blaekie's
back, and Billie I'ostum and Dr. Goon
stood cl use behind him so us to Catch
I him |f the gun should kick. Blacki*
| stood right still and Jocko got a good
»im at the frea- ind fired both bar
j eels, "pow-pew.’’
If anybody cauld aak Jocko Monkey,
Dr. Coon ov BiUie Possum whether a
gun could kick, they wuuld bear all
three of them eajr yes. That gun err
tainly did kirk and all three of them
rolled a err each other just like tho
, somera.-iult felloicy that you., lee in a
, cirrus.
ft's the enly thing that ever hsp
i |H>igd that didn't m*h,. Billie Posam
! grin, hut he certainly couldn't And j
.anything in that bump t* laugh about.
Wben b* picked him»< If up and was
able to talk, he said that kn. plways
thought that a gun shot the other way.
TLen Wou-Wod Owl told him that “a»
a rtilo they ito, bat this seem* to be
on* of tho&'-rfllea that work* both
ways."
That brought thr grin back to Billie
Possum, for he thought it wa* pretty
smart in Woo-Wao Owl to say such a
thing. Rut Jocko Monkey was might*
i various to see hat had happened at the
; other and of the gun; an a* quirk us be 1
picked himself up he run down to tha
water to tea If h* hit u goose.
Re found that be had killed four
gets* and every one was lying flat on
hit back ia tha water, with feet stick-
Ing straight tip
Blarkie Bear was the best swimmer
'la the party, he went in and got
like nee.c and brought them nut
"What are wg going to do with *ll
thia matt. Rlseklef* said Dr. C**n.
"With all the meat and earn and apple*
•nd thing* that Ko gg n 11,, Mon'*
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Mm, K. L. Kin* of Winona, Minn.. *
tlx womans im(l<>unl clay turgrt
rliumtilna fur UKtt-28. }Ou- Won tlis
till** at the TV eniy-third A nan it I
(.rand American Handicap Trapahoot
lug mumey »ing.-d at Atlantic city,
-V. J. Hu entry '.lat mm* the Inrgam
In fhr history of the nnaoclatlou
Interrupt**.
Mr employer U a golf ent hat last
nod Whan ha haa played a guofl game
ha never falls to glfa tha oArs fail
l-smeulars. with u nouns Cralloaa. aa ,
ha keeps hla dub* downtown.
Ona afternoon ha last about fnor i
o'clock. Directly alar 1 dragged mit
h»* Huh* Swinging tha hag ►. ui>
vbouidet I .v|v*n, «<i to the center of
ih« largo ru<Mu. Tha force caaaad'
working .mil watrha l too. I pulled out j
u Ktlfk, i|n>p|)nl a tail to tha and '
•■iing at It.
"slate. • I commanded "„n tha grant- ;
. aat golf performor who ever in,a !
1 hall. Laat week at llllDdule I want '
around In tttu, i.nd * alii now—"
Tha door *Dmnt> I iiehlnd me. It*
had ru*W rno«|. —Chicago Tribune.
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< la,t night, nnd nil tb*i r gri %r, I don’t
i know what wo art* to do with them." |
“Wall,** *md itlacklr, “I know wliul
«a ar* going to ilo; wr ur> going lei
halld a* • »mokr hou«a, for now wa
ha«r a gun. w, ran gat enough meat *
to have some on hand all the time, and I
If It mint or geta rold, w* won't ha**
to go out in It to pet tomethlng to
**l.
"We tnn ke« p what wa Hgi-c In my
k'lehrn till mt get the imnk»- h*W»e
hard t>r. toon and I wiH make plan*
■ boat' building th* hou*r tomorrow.
Wc map have ta rail an Ipr. Mi* I
again befot* w* got It finlTbcii * j,
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I UNHOMORID AND VNtUTia'
•ntrraa *u« runnalatla*.'’ remarks®
lh» tillage bhlloaaphap.
“Wailr ingnlrpd th* goo Ham an of
Maara.
*Thp world doesa’t aspect much of
dull* Ilia ua."
“Thitt’a a fart, and If a man rag
.!*< hla wlfa to look at the matter tba
j an me way tha world doea ha’ll har*
prvtly smooth nailing."
Ovaranthualaam.
"I should llbn to make a bl* auh
•eriptlou to yoor tampoign fund,'' as*
claimed Mr. Dunlin mag.
"Couldn't think of pormlttln* It,"
SnM Rmuitor Korghnm.
“But I really enjoy ur
j “Thul'a tha polot. 1 am afraid
you** enjoy It ■<> much you couldn't
refrain from talklu* about Itt'—Wash*
Instim hinr,
Tartlaaa Question.
"Did you demonvtrule n car to that
, Indy i uatmoery'
•’Tea," replied tha talesman. "Ah*
ashed me If wa rauM furnish uphoi
-1 atertng in watch her hair."
i "Hut she wen Pout In a huff."
"I lunen it wan my fault. I anked
her If nlie wauled to mutch it u* It 1*
at present."
-- 1
.0, ...I. .......
, "Who was N said that a waman’n
boot triaud la har draaamaberi"
“I don't knew. Probably har draas
■ nukav i
t ’ _ - u.
diriitmas Suggestion No. 13 |
OVERCOATS
Make hin Christ man a wnrm heart v one and on* that I
he will remember for yearn by getting him the *ort of I
overcoat h# liken. Let ua ahow you hin choice. Over* I
coats, from SIB.W) to $-15.00, I
A. A. Joseph, My Outfitter I
I'nder Kin nanM*rf t- t. I
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j MAUAKOTMMCATiI
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ffße 4 ' Bp M
Ai y 4|| ta
Ipf! J ■
' HL ;
TWn ntatne of MaaSaaoN, gnat fkdh
ewi of lh« Wampaooagn, prutaoUr aai
|ir< *«r\ er of th* PUgrlma, was adhetat*
|y dedicated recently on Oata'l hill,
Plymouth. »Ums. Mora tana #OO Uni
Men nod Daughter* *f Pochoatna from
all over tha Unlted'Stntea wwrw peaaem
at the ceremouy. The Natal wag Uiv
veiled a year ago. its focaAl pragaa
Kftlun td the touD of PlyaMUh Nag
aa a fnature of tha gprdaty -MU) ******
ruun.ll of the National Osdft tt M
Wa Want to Kn*w. J
Knicker —“A man hna the right M
• urk and to quit wort" Ilgrkwa ■ J
niador what bawd do*u goU cvuwf J
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