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Miss Egerton
Sh Wu Uaelligl (be
S, CMNA NORCIOUSC
Cwea-rlgkt r Jiwtaw Pa
ctauoa. -n
' M W Mstvla Kg-rtoei i peculiar
girl She seolom dkl anything as any
oa els wrnild dJ It QI. was a: way
doing thlri&7u rway that w oe 'le
would think of 1.4ng tueoi. It U the
purpo of this tor to cbroakl the
roundabout way hc acted Id a mat
tec that rooo-ru.-J boreif auJ severs!
other people.
la tbe nrst r'ce. Visa Egvrtou.
who was aa orphan. Inherited a large
, curate and cam Into po"ka of
tt when she wss eighteen r old
The next a1 Import aut ttjiug M:
her waa an Intimate friend. IVfore
her mother death, when h was but
-twv Jfr okl she had conceived a
Tloleot affection 6 Agues Hart, h
was badly ntnxJfWiu she not
poraaril of a heart at all. Marcta'a ,
Bsotber opposed the Intimacy and whei ;
her daughter waa sixteen years old
sent her off to cbool with no other
purpose than to get ber away from Ag 1
Be, but without avail Toe two
clrta kept op an almost daily corre-
anoadenc dnrinf the whole period of i
thdr ae pa rat to a and on Marcla'a re-
tm were JHtt-re Xm??jLihiLlf
Mr. Ecertoa died when Mania waa
twenty, teavlna; her daurhter her own
BtKreaa and tn poeai on of a larce
property. Sbe took ber friend Airnea
to lire with ber and larfohed upon her
rarytldnc a girt conld dewlre. Several
yvong men. each of whom would hart
Bked to win VI arc la either for beraelf
r her fortune, declared that they were
amble to eeparate her tone enough
troaa her girt friend to do ao. And It
van tncetioasly remarked that any one
who BMfTied Miaa Esertoo must hare
twe wtrea.
Marda became Interested In a yonng
aaaa Edwia Bond who found mora
opportunity to court than be aralled
Idmaetf ot Be admired Marrla: bat.
ha Ting ao fortune hlmaelt be objected
being tied to a woman who poaaeaa
4 one. He waa one of tboae young
haea who feel the teat of making a
place for tbemaeirea In the world and
haew that to do thai be moat be forced
aa by a powerful ttlmalaa, for the
man who max lies a fortune la p pot Id
d for, and ha pay a the price, which la
- in ten conatantly be-
Inx reminded that hia wife bolda the
pane ntrtngs and money la power.
Marrla. not making any headway
with Ed win Bead, chose another lover.
Cecil Baxter. Mr. Baxter waa a fre
qnent rlaltor at her boose and divided
hai attenUoas between the two girls.
His inclinations drew him rather to
ward Agnes than Marda, but sine
Marda poaaemed a fortune and Agnes
was poor he accepted the encoorage
aneat of the former and proposed to
her and was accepted. .
Whea a certain scheme of Marc la
Egertoa's was whispered a boat, all
who heard It wondered at ber Infatna
tto for her bosom friend. On the
ground that she did not fed that she
would lire long she made will tear
ing half her estate to a charitable In
stitution to be named for and In tern
ary of her mother. The other half
aba divided between ber lorer and her
bosoaa friend
Those who were observant noticed
that Baxter's Inclinations were rather
toward hla fiancee's friend than his
nance. They also noticed that the
friend, except when the fiancee waa
present, did not ahow any dUponltlon
to compel Mr. Baxter t reaerTe bis
- especial attention for his. betrothed.
These people said. "What a pity that
Marrla should not take herself off to
heaven, leaving the poor their abare of
her estate and the lovers the nut of
It" And yet there were others who
claimed that, ao matter what happen
oat of BsasJ and conventional lines,
tongue will wag: that these three
yowog people anderstood one another
thoreognly. and that was at) there was
boat tt. An agreed that the bequest
' was very lovely la Marrla. who w.
Jnat the kind of gtrl to look oat for the
happiness of others and was as simple
minaea as a eniw. ;
Meanwhile Marda Ksertna seemed
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tv wi. uuiat ner DBTslrlSa
trae.1 eHth s m.s t. .v ,. .
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that she did not Drooose to thraw mr
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ki . '
voioqur epon a BusDaaa aa mak-
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two i aaacaiB nnuix
U nine caaea
Afe Yott a Subsctthzt to tte
. NewDaUy? ? 1
If Tk MornlAf ENUroria Is to b as successful aa th lntfreU of Oregon
Oty demand It tarast noedg bar th support of aa Th new dally haa
a "big work, befor tt In booking Orogoa CUy and Clackamas County. Tour
"port aa saor atrwagrhi for thworfc, t
Will Yci Help Bot
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ood tai yr nam and rsmltfjt .
i Basonac) that would tat
' rtrl rneod with ber- At this "0
'uLi- -Tkst la eitlv hl V
bite .been expected". The ovlrty
.th bosom frteod U Be-eery: that of
jh nano U ao."
Th two mwuli one oay in
"sailed ob a M.xlltf rr !) steamer fo
i Egypt That "Va the lal any oo la
ijtufrA beard frvm tbeta fiw seeral
'Booths; theu one day Age returned.
. saying that b.bad left Man ia alart-
lug for a trip through to Holy I-aud.
,! Sh rrporUHl bet frlond ry niin b Ira
prvd lb owilth and not at all avT-trrtUur-
l.n. Abi w tlrwl
of travoMn aud prr''",'l bin
; A Okn Marrta irann i'. n
' Aen Mld b had' trted to 1 a
mmv(. MaMa ' would wot btar of b.-
nmalulna; atmad any J.ni: Ati
: ftr rfuinit fr a long wbllo to na
ture, bad Iwo llterwlly ooujHJ
do m by Marx la
t;ttx- fnc and Baiter wer w
txsrthcr a trvat deal aft.T bor return
crttkal ierooa aaW hat Ao had
co fn h.wno imn to tu.u.H,H
hinv Tb ca icltl ruor talk thin
any a.vU aipo- that bad Un
dUvuwwsl In tho Uce fc year. Kery
one wouileretl , that Mart-la Kfertoq
abH!d W k hltnd. "Ity .vb,. h wa
blamed fir offi'rint lnduvuent r.r
crime. Here were two lorer In-tweeni
whom he ihrtl and w bo -mUnt te
tempted to put her fat of the way that
tney mUht r nnlte.1, each with cob
alderablo mean. Into po'eloo of
which they would i-viMOCat ber death.
Then eam a reort.thai an Ameri
can lady trarellnj In the' Holy 1-aoJ
had been robbed and murdered. Tb
report waa conirwed. and tha lady 'a
name waa tixen aa Mirvla Kcerton
she had r off on an exi-unlon to a
.fcM3X - .rlavf wM.ajMnjg gaMe where
there a as something i-tirtoua to
ndhe bad returned to report that
they had been set upon bv thugs, the
lady murdered and her money,; loctud
lng traveler's checks, taken. Ue aald
that be bad bOried the body at the
place f the murder.
Baxter csWed and wrote to fuller"
States consuls nearest the sceoe of th
tragedy asking for Information. Not'
tng waa adduced except the atatetue
of M Las Egerton s guide, whlon was
taken down tn writing and a worn to.
After waiting six months for the girl
to turn up. nothing baring been beard
from ber. the will - was admitted to
probate.
The evidence of the testaror'a death
being deficient, the rav dragged. Cer
tain relatives who had hoped to bene
fit by the will opposed a settlement of
the estate under the plea that there
was not sufficient evideuce thai MUa
Egerton was, dead. It waa alt mouths
after the reported death that the rhan
cerr court agreed to liar over to U-ue-
fldartee the three parts Into wbk-b the
estate was divided by the will.
About thlt time the announcement
was made of the engagement of Ce-il
Baxter and Agnes Hart. A statement
fr-weut forth that Marcia Egerton bad
had a presentiment that she would be
summarily cut off and had requested
tn the event of her being so that the
lover was to marry her friend. With
angelic unselfishness she had provided
In her will for their comfort. This
satisfied every one except certain per
sons who hsd been watching Mr. Bax
ter and' Miss Hart. Tbey averred that
though they might state truly Mlsa Eg
erton'a part of the' transaction It left
much to be explained on the part of
the two who were about to be mar
ried and Inherit a fortune from ber
who was to have been the bride.
Baxter and Miss Hart were finally
able to count on a dale when tbetr In
heritance would be paid over to them.
and they arranged to be married the
day after receiving It. They agreed
that they would place a stained glass
window in the church tbey attended to
the memory of the noble girt who had
left each of them . a comfortable for
tune. The plan waa laid, but the order
for the work was not to be glren until
their property bad been turned over to
them. For a wedding trip tbey were
to go to the Holy Land to gather In for-
nation of the woman they loved and.
If possible, bring the body home for
burial.
One dsy tbey received a notice from
their attorney that the papers In th
case of their Inheritance would be ex
ecuted the next morning at 11 o'clock.
ney were an packed to go away as
soon as the marriage ceremony bad
been performed the day after coming
Into posjiesdlon of their property. All
other matters. Including the order for
the memorial window, bad received at
tention. On the appointed morning they call
ed on their lawyer and were taken by
him to the office where tbe transfer
was to be made. While they were sit
ring there two persons entered, on of
whom especially they had not expected
to see. They were Edwin Bond and
Marda Egerton, now Mrs. Bond.
mere is no record or what waa
said between the testator, who bad re
turned to life, and ber expected heirs.
All that Is known about tbe sequel to
the meeting Is that Mr. Baxter and
Miss Hart were never married. Aa to
the memorial window. It was not re
quired. Msny blamed Mr. Bond for her ac
tion In deceiving her two frlenda.
pedally for going abroad and hiring
native to report her murdered. How
be, madejlt op with Bond she never
told, but it was known that be went
abroad while she. was there and they
were married there.
It ha been said at th beginning of
mis srary wmi iis Egerton was a pe-
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I REMOVING - SNOW
FROM SIDEWALKS
How BJs Oon In Lacrosse,
WiSH.EipIalneit
BEST METHODS TO EMPLOY.
In & Strata andWalaa
Shavalaea . Skauld 1trwt4 In
Fra Mad,.aBli, Fr . Ca- .
The peopeechHitfiug . of suow from
sidewalks offers roualuVrapi difficulty
to ooVlale for Ita proper amutHn
Where the law requires the aiitnort
ties to take char of in cleaning 4
all walka suowpkwa' can be Tied"T
advantage at least once or ikt la the
season. After this the snow will pack
on tbe side sod roll back oa to tbe
wtk. Hand labor must theo 1 to
stalled f the walk la to lie deaue mil
width. Where It I a question of dean
lag walks which property owners sre
required to clean, but do not. It la not
generally practicable to use pkiwa
sine tbe walk w hich are to be clean
ed by th city ar Ulely scstterwt
and In such cases also naod cleaning
must be -resorted, to.
Where there irr sorted strip snow
should b removed at least one.foot be
yond each edge of tn side ws Ik pVtng.
especially where Lb Ma aajoiuiug ar
higher thaa tb walks, as ibis win
prevent ice " from accumulating after
thawing begin.
Immediately after a snowfall all pub
lic walks, street corners end street and
alley crossings should b cleaned' la s
systematic way. Th work Is laid out
In routes, with from two to four neu
on each rout, depending npon tbe
depth of snow fill Wbeo poaalbl the
men aeleofed ir the Bving neanrat I
to th rpeetlv stations.
It 1 sometime djAcait-to Judg cor J
twctly as to what conattrute a com
pllanc with tb require menta of a
tlean sidewalk.' Sow property owners
appear to think that a path along the
renter of th walk la aufBcWot, while
.Others wait until th snow ba been
tramped bard and then rvmov tbe
loos snow on either side ..Neither of
-the should be tolerated by tb a
tboritiea, s the first thaw will cans
Ve to form and mak a moat danger
on condition -Th
length of route and else of
crews for abnveitog private sidewalks
should be Increased over those for tbe
regular public shoveling.. . About eight
men and one foreman for a crew have
been found tq be tbe moat deslrabl
Th foreman abould locat. mur
and describe tbe work, roe th mea
aremvnta be may us a ten foot stick
and locat tbe work by giving tbe dis
tance of tts beginning from tb near
set corner and tbe number of front
feet shoveled for etsmpl. "north
west corner Bltb and "tint: xota
menc north l'X) feet; SO feet: skip tuO
feet; 50 feet." thl being nterprtd
as meaning, beginning oa tb ortb
west corner of Sfitb and State strspts,
th first 100 feef mnnlng oorth were
shoveled by tbe owner, the next DC
feet shoveled by tbe city, tb follow
ing 100 feet shoveled by tbe owner
and tb last SO feet by tb city '
To correct any mistake made by the
city force a. postal card printed for
this porpoa should be sent to each
owner of tb properties cleaned, giv
ing Information of location, amount of
work don and coat; tb owner having
th option of paying thla coat at one
or having tb asm charged to tsiea
The cards ar very much appreclat
ed by owner whoa lease call for
their tenants to clean tbe sidewalk
Th card used In La Crosse la as fot
low:
La Cross. Wis.. . 11
Dsar glr To ar harsbr Botlnsd thai
anew has bsea rtnevsd by direction
of th board of paMta work. Is aaeord
aaes mntb provisions of etty charter and
ordinances governing th aaaaa. from your
walk shutting lot , block . a44l.
flon, tb chars foe sue work amounting
to I .
Unless this Is paid by . in-. a spe
cial aaaessmont will b mad against th
property sad char gad to Uxk
All snow and lea rtdgaa aa wall aa loos
enow must b removed from idwslas
(full width) st ones after sack and rry
sowfalL Sand r salt must be Med on
Icy sidewalks tUspaetfully.
BOARD OF PX'BUC WORK.
After tbe cleaning of all walka gut
ters should b opened for a width of
at least twenty-four Inches. Generally
large banks of snow have accumulated
from sidewalks or street ear tracks
Wher tber Is a street ear track or
the enow U being removed from th
roadway these banks of snow sboold.
of coarse, b hauled away, while on
streets having no tracks or wber tb
a now la not removed they may b
scattered m the center of the roadway.
Tb saving in coat of removing loon
now from gutter rather thaa remov
ing Ice by use pf picks Is an Item not
to b overlooked Wber gutters ar
kept open suddeo thaws will find
good outlet, bat If tb gutter Is not
opened lc m apt to- form to a greater
or less depth. . ..
Ia cleaning street and sidewalk
anow sbovelera should be Instructed In
tb special Importance of keeping free
n catch basin openings, hydrant and
mau. police and fir alarm boxes.
rttttttt imiHMHiiu
Bfr eoHnfl talf u , ,
d from anthe sKy try 1
yr lesal dsle. H may hsv ;
just what y wast at eel; .
ul to th mall aeaae ksu.
' MM.t
If you would sell
i
V0UR HOUSfC
YOUR FARM .
YOUR H0R8C
Trr what U) ehaa oolamng of th
MomUg stntrprlM n do for
Too.
v, notes v
i v. J LaMMaaBiBnnBMHajaaaJ
If Improperly "cooked
hf Mduej ar
roan- duh. b ""
'earefu'ly pre I red Ibej
anal aa etcelleut stw
Kmo all agperflooos
fat. trim theiu a ad cat
them Into rhuaka. let
tbm c!d lt.
d wa'sa' .l""0'."?
hour. I5IB thfB rj"ltor.ui;n..T
then set them over the dr la freia
rokl wster. WhB thev cooie ainn-i t
tb boiling point and Welo to shew
cttra on th arfac pour off th atv
and add frenb rokl water. A better
If m baa flats la to remote th
kidney, pot them tn a w t er lay
them aald a moment until the pot they
wsr rooked tn has bee thoroughly
washed ot The put Item back 1
order to get th strong flavor out ft
thla meat tt U acaary to remov
mora srum and bloxxi from It as po
si bis. IX I hem reheat la watr s
ood tiro. Tbeo pour oT thks od
water and treat aa befor. It may
necessary to do It a third, and a hHirtb
time also. When th stsg k re coed
In which th wtr la quit clear and
free from ' srsaa cut op one o tw
onon a good alsed one far every kid
ny one or two smalt csrrot and oe
or two pot toe. fut them Into th
water around tb Meat and cook slow
ly for about two hotir or oattl a
gravy I formed. Rom cook add a
lltt I len jBk art of lb yellow
peel of a lento to tbe atew. Th car
rots snd onion may be left oat and
TOe-rrdney stwed by themselves, lbs
gravy being flavored only with a tiny
glaa of win and lmon Julc.
P4l CkSk
Two cupfula of sugar, two rapfttl
of floor, oo cupful of butter, .ao.
large rnpful of Kugtlab walnot. use
cupful of potato, maabed and sea
foosd, rdy to re; oo and no
half cupruls of ehocoJata grated; one
half capful of tnllk. fiv'gg, osing
U th yolks and white of tbrs.
kteplag two whit for buUed frost
ing; two tesapooofula of baking pow
dr. on ech of clove, cinnamon, all-
par and nutmeg, oo each of l moo
and vanilla. Hak itbe la loar or
layer. Cream hatter and augar. Add
milk, the yolks of eggs, beste high;
then potatoe. aoft apk-wa. rboroiat
and baking powder In flour, and add
to egg and batter. Then add beaten
white sad Isstty tb nuts. Will keep
fresh for a week or tea day.
plit Psa tu.
For split pea oap. so good In thl
cold weather. uk a quart jf spltvpeaj
ovornlght In tb morning put lnroi
on th stov la plenty , of fresh coWT
water, about four times a jnoch water
as psss. Add B targe pier of salt
pork, half a god alted carrot.' a good
slaed leek, two potatoe of medium
Is, on root of parsley, on teaspoon
ful of thyme, on large turnip, a
banc h of celery tips, a lrg a lie of
bread and salt a ad pepper to tast.
Let tbe anap boll all day, adding fresh
water as It bolls dowa Strain before
orvlng. - -
A Fin taw.
Apple and cranberrte are' very
good cooked together, about half and
halt I-et a quart of tb mlimr cook
with gbout a cupful- of water or )ut
nough to prevent burning At tb
end of twenty minute add two cup
ful of granulated sugar and let th
m.lxturV cook for about tea minute
more. Turn Into molds and Brvt
when cold. The apple .seem to met
low tb berries, and tb auc will b
preferred to one entirely of berrie by
thoa who do not Ilk th sbarpi
of th latter when cooked a loo.
Tea Wafer.
- For tb Virginia wafers that ar
served with afternoon ta and other
light repasts work a coo pi of tsble
spoonfuls of butter Into two cupfuls
of flour and mix In enough lc water
to mak a atlff pa at. Then put tb
dough on to a Soured board and roll
Into a very thin sheet It should b little
thicker than paper and cat la round
with a saucer. Bak hi a quick ova
on a floured pan. Th wafer should
hsv an uneven, bubbly urfac and
b eaten cold. They ar dellclou with
a eonaer or Jam.
Sandwich Filler.
Whit ralaln bread mad Into sand
wiches wltb minced ant and cream
cheese I delirious. Cut tb allce very
thin and spread one wltb cream cheese
and tbe other , with th nuts. Both
should b buttered first. If they ar
cut In th shape of card sulta for after
noon refreshments at card club and
parties tbey sre very sightly. Th
card suit cutters ar kept by th houa
furnishers
8up Stk.
In mixing leftover for soups never
combine fish and meat, beef and lamb,
chicken and beef. Sometime a llttl
bacon or pork- bone can b added to
soup stock for richer flavoring.
I
One Day's Menu.
rtRF.AKF.A8T.
teemed Rice and Apple, flugr
nd
Cream.
Poached Egge on Buttered Toast,
roffe
LUNCHEON,
wast Potato sad Nut Lost
Cream Cheese andwlcha.
Apple Pie.
Milk or Tea.
( DINNER.
-Cream of Turnip Mo
Roast MUttes, Brown Baus,
Baked Macaroni. Frsaeh Pea
Psposr Aalad. Wafer.
, Cotfeeji
WANTED Steady customer for
wymvm m. iiner sex. eb
Bnnca iinncsry. JUdl-
lou sdvsrtlsr Wrth soms
tntng t Mil and mthln0 to
ay win nrid this th proper
grfer a business leg. N
triflr Msrrtsd pron. m(..
tor ao will understand. Call
a. r addrMa, Advsrtlaln
Man0e Mmlr,t tntrprl,
Orfln city. Oron. v
Th rlddl oflh sphinx may b
anfathomhbl. bat anybody can UDdr
taad tb eoai j,. tt t f,4Bcfc
BRIGHTEN UP
YOUR VINDOWSi
lining Your Uttt SHIns Is!
Bssl War to Draw Trads.
K0THIK6 GOOD IH OIOESS. !
tee WKK 0aUy Meaksd's t-i
, tet.vly Ue rik lllm.ti ,
1 tk 0 WkiaK Mks Moy F '
-It lalHti Owaw. )
-It your light hi before ta." !
the good book say In advising awn t j
Uv splrltusl live Th words are )
wrltteo rigurnvly. sad tn advkw la I
good rwBstilersd frwia aa rthlcal tlsw j
polaL II to good too If tb word ar j
Ukea at tnelf Utrl loeaulng "Lt j
your light shin befor meo If yo j
ar a bustues ma and oesire trad.
lJght np your. aUr window a, mak a j
how. aad tb ahow will mak busl j
Boa fr o-
llav you ever trh4 a crowd of ;
folks out strulllBg o a 8j vnlng1 ,
Tney stop t kk Into th tor win :
dowa, and lb thing whkh attract
them and wbifb bring Ihera la to buy
la th light disputing vry plec of
good to tb I -est advaatagv. Tb well
'lighted slur got lb trad.' Th dim
window attract nobody, aad ake ao j
pros e rlty for its unenterprising owns.
Thl Is not aa sdvertlseojeot fir any I
system of Ugh ting Any U good which' j
let tb folks e Whit It la Jo bav
to aelL Th window of a ior ar ;
Ilk th face of a Btaa. If tbey ar .
bright aad shining and nappy looking '
they seetn to rdit prosperity and j
good feeling and Bat orally tend to i
draw tb psoaW od tb dollar ol '
f th pocketa f tb paassrsby. If ;
thy ar gloomy or towertag or dull or ;
dingy aattrctiv tbey repel cu
to mar and fsli t bring Into th prk-1
of their owner tb shekel ftw
which b U In buslnss Get busy.
Bgbt up your wlsdows, mak a ahow j
and aottcw how quickly trad will ;
brighte) Ughtlng blU are a email ,
ttvra la rompariaon with th peoflta to ,
b mads by dlapiaytng year good j
brightly sod sttrsrtlvely. I
Speaking oa thl subject, a mag-1
Bin devoted to tb Interests, of ;
method of lighting aald reroatly: !
"In lb day of prugraa and las- I
provemeot th up to dat merrbaat j
moat rsulls that to keep abea f
th time H become partes re for
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WTUX LioarsD aD i a a i so sd rsfrr
aaaa wtatmw.
htm to oa up to dat met bod of doing
bu aloes and. If poaalbl. lo keep Jut
ahead of his neighbor. .
Tn qoeatlou of ior lighting Is of
"tuprvm Import nc waa on rnnald j
r lb thuanl of men and women
who to lb evening take their fa a
Ills or stroll a ion through th lighted
thoroughfar making their purchase
Oftea they ar aadorldd aa (a )ut
what tbey deslr. aad Bat orally tbey
ar draw t th stor that makes It
a point to present ita.warwa most at
trcUvly. "Na oo vr ear to gas Into a
gloomy or dimly lighted stor It
tb warm. ' brilliant aspect presented
by a wall lighted tor that attrsrt
th public and Increases tb purr bas
ing power tenfold, la any larg city
It can b notlcod that tb majority f
peoal at night patroats th More
that ar loraud oa th aid f tb
street or avenue that to moot tlgbtd
It la a common sight to e on aid
of aa avuu crowded wbll tb other
W la almost tnpty, do to tb fact
that tb wll lighted More attract.
Rom time ago It waa aald that r.
Btlfle sslesmanablp waa th beat as
Bet a merchant possessed, bot bow
adaya It la different. Tb Interest rr
td by well lighted good netty dl
plyd I far mor product I v thaa
ay other method need, tb object be
ing to Brat Interest th customer, aftr
which th sal I saaursd."
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T a tsws. toi.a u. at
T . -... 7nr money x
T lswker mean aUnti4t and X
eeatn.
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"PI Help Cln StrMta."
Th board of public works of Knox.
Ill, Teno.. ha had i lirn nmt.
of "ctoaoap1" placards printed for tb
wy iiesunrul league to be gtra to
ward chairmen for distribution.
Th placards read: 'Will you pi
belp make oar city ctoan, healthful aad
beaotlful by observing th ordinance
gainst spitting on th aldwalka and
throwing papers and othr trash la
tb streets' By rqust of tb womo
of Kaoirill."
Whoa It comes to th pinch tber
Is something to b aald for th lob
tar. , ' '
If you lose
YOUR HORSC
YOUR WATCH
YOUR P0CKIT100K
Try fv Unri in our ehaa eolama;
tkay may find It for fob.