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OBBY was a little pig. Not a nice
Aunt Sophie said she “liked to sec hoys
little pig with soft bristles and eat,’’ and her liking was eminently grati-
pink snout and cute little even fled whenever Bobby came visiting,
SSS!
The Free Trousers hoofs, but
a little pig who went aroutfb, The dinner was a glorious one, intend­
h lc h we g iv e w ith t h e s u i t a t * 4 .9 5 a r o
m a d e o f b e a u t if u l d a r k fa n c y s t r i p e d
to give Bobby a chance tp display in
w o rste d , a r e v e ry s ty lis h , fin e ly t a i l o r ­ on two feet and wore shoes and snuffled
e d a n d p e r f e c t f i ttin g . This is the mot* and complained because dinner was not the highest degree his peculiar abilities,
wing and »ondarful clothing offar e.er
bu»ing on* or more o f the,
ready
an
hour
before
the
appointed
time.
ancI
Aunt Sophie watched him with pleas- F I f f c f c a To h '< «njone
mads, we openly challenge any firm to egual it.
* ]>!«•«», w how lll Mod I n r l d i ^ l
1 ‘
n e n tio n N o.
lion tha n»m*«»n ! »<Urv«#*«of t«n perKin« wh<
Who wanted all the titbits at table and ant anticipation.
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w a is t m e a isu
s u r re e o v e r tro
tr o u e s e rs
r s . l e n g t h o f iu ee n m a n d h e i g h t
the biggest apple and his own share and
Great was her surprise, soon turned to w ithout charge. Name« of m ulia toac J«r« »re I
N rticularlyrcaueste-I A lw eriglve stre e t« 4 - ■
a n d w e ig
b lu e e a a s im e re
_ h i t t, . a n d w
we e w ill s e n d t h e fin e n iinxy
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half of his sister’s share from every box alarm, when Bobby barely tasted his soup, «re*«
when «ending name« v t m usical frl«nd*M
s u i t a n d e x t r a p a i r o f e l e g a n t , fa n c y s t r i |>ed w o rste d tro u s -
laief
of candy. Who boldly asked the baker toyed with the turkey, took one bite of the W rite plain)».
M CKINLEY M U S IC C O .
______
for
a
cake
for
himself
when
lie
made
the
pumpkin
pie
and
put
aside
the
ice
cream,
office, you to
T
HE FHEE SAFETY RAZOR family purchase and in like manner called ‘ Have you been eating anything?” Bob- 1 4 « P a t l . n B i d , . , O h i o « , . < • « « ( * * . , . . H .W Y d H i
p a y t h e b a l­
w e g ii® w ith e a c h s u i t a n d e x t r a tr o u s e r
a n c e ,$ 3 .3 5 a n d
k o u t fit a t * 4 .0 5 Is fu l l si ze , h ig h -
e x p re s s c h a r g ­
for bologna sausage at the butcher’s and ty ,s mother questioned, but Bobby in­
'.ck e led . c o m p le te w ith
ee. a f t e r you
nuts at the grocer’s. Who, when he went s,sted stoutly that he had not and then,
_ o f fin e s t r a z o r s t c e l . per-
e ia m in e t h e
y g r o u n d , honed an d
c l o t h e s an d
visiting,
kept his parents in continual con- to turn the uncomfortable questioning, de­
fin d t h e m p e r ­
s tro p p e d ,
S T A T IO N
fusion by his persistent and openly clared that he had been feeling ill since
fe c tly s a t i s f a c ­
D on 't p ay a high p rice fo r *
to ry . a p e r fe c t
sew in g m a ch in e . T h e fam ou s
avowed greed. That was the kind of a morning.
fit, t h e g r e a t ­
E l t lo r a d o
B a ll B e a r in g
e st c lo th in g
pig Bobby was. There are lots more pigs
batal error! Aunt Sophie had been
M a c h in e s
c o o l am i
b a rg a in y o u
like him and it makes tis very sad to brought up in the country somewhere in
h a v e been oil
c o m f o r t,
e v e r saw , a n d
a b l e as
e<iual t o a n y
th e
m ark et
think that it is the other kind who have J cnnsylvania and, next after feeding boys,
* 5 .0 0 s a fe ty
s u it an d e x tra
fo r 30 y e a r s and
to grow up and get killed.
she enjoyed dosing them with medicines
r a z o r o r y o u r m oney
tro u s e r « y o u
th e beat th a t oan
b a c k im m e d ia te ly .
e v e r saw at
m ade. T h ey are m od­
Bobby had his own circle of friends, °* Ver own concoction. Here was oppor-
* 10.00 t o * 1 2 , _______________________________
ern in ev e ry fea tu r e .
a n d ns s t y li s h a n o u tf it a s t h e r e is i n y o u r n e ig h b o rh o o d ,
mostly little pigs like himself, and they tu,2,ty and she seized it.
W e s e ll them a t h a l f
r e g a r d le s s o f p ric e ; o th e r w is e we w ill p ro m p tly re fu n d y o u r
th e r e ta il p r ic e ,
met in vacant lots and on street corners
S*ie so°n had ready her grand remedy
t l . 00. Order the ostfit today o r s e n d f o r o u r b ig c l o t h sn m p le
p n e e W rite fo r our
b o « k w h ic h c o n t a in s 175 tuw cloth samples of re a d y m a d e
and
infested
lumber
yards
and
livery
sta-
above
all
others,
her
own
particular
pride,
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le te s to c k s
t r o u e s e r s 98c*
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bles and had to be chased away from
was a mixture of powdered boneset
lu str a ted
c a ta lo g .
It
d u c k , l e a t h e r a n d c o r d u ro y c lo th in g , c r a v e n e t tee , m a c k ­
o f di
s a ll tho s t y le s and
the “firehouse” a dozen times a day.
leaves, roehclle salts and baking soda, q show
i n to
t o i s h e s , r a in c o a ts , e tc . M a d e o f best, fa b r ic s fro m
iu
u o tes th e w h o l e s a l e p r i c e s w ith f r e i g h t
World Famous Woolen Mille, critically assorted to suit every taste and every One day Jimmy Geohegan announced which after being nicely mixed into a
p r e p a i d to you r n e a r e st s ta tio n . W rite n o w ,a
O r d e r t h e o u t f i t o r _ w r ite f o r th e ^ n n i p l e b o o k to d ay .
p o sta l w ith your n a m e a n d address w ill bring it.
a great bit of information which he had Paste w,t“ castor oil, was fed to the vic-
M
en’s
Furnishing
Goods
l A M r e D D A C MERC. CO. s t « Hickory Street
receivcd.
tim
from
a
spoon.
J U H fcO D n U J . K A N S A S C IT Y , M O .
a t w h o le s a le p ric e s . W i n t e r u n d e r w e a r 3 9 c u p . fla n n e l
s h i r t s 3 9 c u p . l e a t h e r g lo v es 22c u p , w i n t e r ca p « 21c up.
"I got it from Sheeny Mike,” he ex-
Bobby was led out like a lamb to the
h a t s 45o u p . s ilk t i e s 9c u p , a n d ev e ry h in d o f a p p a re l
plained. “An’ it’s great. Dere’s a lot o’ slaughter and indeed Aunt Sophie said
w o rn by m e n a n d b o y s a t c o r re s p o n d in g ly low p rice s.
WRITE FOR FREE MEN'S FURNISHING GdODS CATALOGUE TODAY.
rich guys got up a scheme to give de something about his being a poor little
JOHN M. SMYTH CO. i M « CHICAGO newsboys a feed on Thanksgivin’ Day. ‘«amb. H er error was a slight one. He
___to day for our 6la, inm
Dere’s goin’ »o be a million turkeys an’ was a little pig.
MILLINERY CATALOG t h e
g r e a t D e li n e a t o r o f
barrels of cranberry sass an’ hull wagon
He vainly protested. His jaws were
t h e w o rld '« c h o ic e s t
m i ll i n e r y »tyl«* f o r f a ll
loads of oranges an’ nuts an’ ice cream pried apart—they had been apart several
d w i n t e r o f 1908 0 9 . I t
-D o es it F l u t t e r , P a l p i t a t e o r an’ candy, an’ everything else an’ not a times before that day—and the awful dose
p u ts i n f i n e s t h a l f t o n e ,
S k i p B e a t s ? H ave y o n S h o r t ­
s c o re s o f r i c h , b e a u tif u lly
cent for nothin. Now where are they was forced upon him. His eyes rolled,
n e ss o f B r e a th , T en d ern ess,
tr i m m e d f a ll a n d w i n t e r h u ts
goin’ to find enough newsies to eat all his frame shook and catastrophe was
N u m b n e s s o r P a i n in le ft Bide,
f o r w o m e n , m u se s a n d c h i l ­
“ D i z z i n e s s , F a in t in g : S p e l ls ,
d r e n . e x n c t c o p ie s o f EXQUISITE
that. I’d like to know. They gotter have clearly seen to be ahead. A quick alarm
PARIS STYLES, osp o o in lly d e s ig n e d
" S p o ts b efo re e y e s , S u d d en
help. So Sheeny Mike an’ Ginney Mike was sounded and appliances usual for
Cor u s by f a m o u s i n i ll i n a r s e t a c o s t
S ta r tin g in s le e p , N e r v o u s ­
o f * 2 0 .0 0 t o * 5 0 .0 0 e a c h . O u r
an’ Mike the Mick is goin’ to go in as such emergencies were summoned. After
n e s s , N ig h tm a r e , H u n g r y o r
' u (s a r e b e w i!c liln « ly c h io
W e a k S p e lls , O p p r e sse d F e e l­
newsies
an’
feed
dere
faces
jes’
as
long
which,
the
deluge.
Turkey,
cranberry
tl p r e tt y . , b ttu
u v e a d n i s t i n c t
ing: i n c h e s t , C h o k in g : S e n s a ­
c i t y s tv le . a n d
as de rest. Dutch Peters an’ Chicago is sauce, celery, figs and other incriminating
t i o n i n t h r o a t , P a i n f u l t o H e o n l e f t s i d e , C o ld
t h e f e tc h i n s .
e ffe c t f o u n d o n ly In
both on de committee of newsies to keep evidence were there by the pound. Then
H a n d s o r F e e t , D i f f i c u lt B r e a t h in g : , D r o p s y ,
g e n u in e i m p o r t e d
.S w e llin g : o f f e e t o r a n k l e s , o r N e u r a l g i a
out de ringers an dey’ll never peach on came a period of weak wailing, followed
m i ll i n e r y . Our price«
a r o u n d h e a r t ? I f you h ave one o r m o re o f the
n r e Ices t h a n h a l f
any
of
our
gang.
Not
on
your
life!”
by
the
confession
that
is
good
for
the
above sym ptom s, d o n ’t fa il to use D r . K i n s m a n ’s
'm i ll i n e r s ’ p ric e « . T o
There was great excitement in the gang soul, supposing that little pigs have souls,
C e l e b r a t e d I f e n r t T a b l e t s w h ich h av e m a d e so
Illu s tra te : A t # 1 A Q
m any m a rv elo u s c u re s. N ot a se c re t o r “ p a te n t” and it was unanimously decided to get
-e «ell t h e p r e tt y
There followed a diet of bread and
t u r b a n h u t as i l l u s t r a t e d ,
m edicine. One o u t o f fo u r h a s a w eak o r d ise a se d
tickets and go to the newsboys’ feast, milk, toast and the like, before Bobby
m a d e o n a b la c k , p re s s e d
h e a rt. T h re e-fo u rth s o f th ese do n o t k n o w it, an d
m o h a i r s h a p e d a i n t i l y tr i m m e d
They were able little liars for the most was himself again. But that time im­
th o u s a n d s d ie w ho h av e been w ro n g fu lly tre a te d
a t l e f t w i t h b e a u t i f u l , b la c k ,
fo r th e S to m a c h . L u n g s , K id n e y s o r N e r v e » . part and with the base connivance of happily came and he is once more a little
fa n c y fe a t h e r e a n d a la r g o drape
D on’t d ro p d ea d lik e h u n d re d s o f o th e rs w h en
O f b la c k J a p s ilk . A t F I A Q
“Dutch Peters" and “Chicago" they were pig; but it is not likely that he will again
I»r. K in a i n a ii 'a H e a r t T a b le t s will c u re you.
ie « e ll t h e s t y li s h d re e s # l s w 5 I
able to get tickets entitling them to at= attend any dinner
for
___ , i intended
llu s tra te d ; m
a d e newsboys.
o n a b u ck ram
tend.
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f r a m e . I n f e s t e n d m o s t b e c o m in g
s h a p e : t h e fa c in g , u p p e r b r i m a n d to p
A n y s u ffe re r m a ilin g tills co u p o n , w ith th e ir
When the time came, most of those
c
ro
w
n
a
r
e
b
l
a
c
k
s
i
lk
a n d c h e n i ll e
nam e an d P .0 . A d d re s s ,to D r. F .G . K i n s m a n ,
The Sloth
who, like Bobby, had well-to-do parents,
___________ K brnidsodtzeof lo w e r u n d n p n e r b r l m
H
913, A u g u sta, M aine, will receiv e a b o x o f
a n d e d n e o f c ro w n a r e f i n e , b l a c k v e lv e t, b e a u t if u ll y t r i m ,
W r i t t e n f o r th is M a g a z in e
decided in favor of the home dinner and
H e a rt T a b lets fo r tria l,b y re tu rn m ail, p o s tp a id ,
m e d w ith e x q u i s i t e g r e e n , fa n c y f e a t h e r s , f i n e b la c k J a p
free o f ch arg e. D on’t ris k d e a th by d e la y .
turned their ill-gotten tickets over to boys
H E laziest creature on earth, if s i lk d ru p e a n d r e d b a l l p i n . W a e r e h e a d q u a r t e r s f o r o r n a -
who were in greater need of a feast.
it is proper to apply such a term
Bobby, however,
__...________
„.J resolutely
......... , determined
H I
to an animal who makes his own CSSS. START A MILLINERY STOPJ.
««periencs e a r n f r o m * 1 5 .00to*f)0.00a w eek.
ju­
first to "feed his face” at the newsboys’ Jiving and asks no favors of anybody, f a t n m d et without
ami advi«e you free. Full particular* in our «pecial millinery estate«
dinner
and
then
decorously
go
home
and
\5
t*]at
which
is known by a name which
CA N B E C U R C O .
My mild, soothing, guaranteed «ars
So«« It and FREE 8 AMPI. K prove« it. STOPS TUE ITCH­
play his usual brilliant part at the family itnphes just such a characteristic, the JOHN M. SMYTH C 0 .£LL”«S 5 CHICAGO.
ING and «urca to «lay. WRITE NOW —TOO AY.
banquet.
sloth. In the forests of the Amazon we
D r. CANNADV, 110 P a rk Square, S cdalia, M a
So he lit out, dressed in his worst
him hanging, back, downward from
clothes, and took his place among the
branches of a tree around which his
Rod»,Gold©tr«tar*.
S ellin g T h is 7-P iece K itc h e n S e t”
hungry
newsboys.
He
was
specially
grcat
hooked nails are fitted. Here he
fr o m «w orn »tatr.niHt o f B.
t'U .S S IX U h A ii.
MAGIC
NEEDLES
noted
by
the
charitable
ladies
in
charge,
hangs,
eating
or
sleeping,
which
is
prac-
Million« of WMltb under your f«.», O u v - r n r e
««»•«I ib* i>*.t mito.
bM kiM r n e t
“Poor dear!” they said. “One can see tically all he does. He feeds, of course,,
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t for • 2« [ c u y « P .A M .A O Z N C T 4 4 lim ita .PA L M IR A ,P A .
sro coining money—
clearly that he never had enough to eat
leaves of the tree in which his
illlng from 50 t - 500
{ A A I KUk F r o r « , in w lo p B . Gold B .T .led f t A D f l ©
before.”
habitation is fix^d and when he has
sets per '
Y ou
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ca n do it. fiend . your
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But
if
this
were
so,
they
were
deter-
all
the
leaves
within
reach
he
address today an d le t
g qualntano. A1 P«ok SaoortOard«. N,w B n u C«tcb«r A Big
u* PROVE IT. Experl
erl-
for2et«. «durabile (a rd (0 .1 6 8 F St ,( olambnc Ohlo
mined that he should have enough thh , might r, few inches, eats again and falls
enc« unnecessary. Wo
time. So turkey, cranberry sauce, figs,
•lanimous' hardly could fall if he tried,
•how you ho
how to ntaka
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to
t
i
n
a
«
«lay.
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dates, candy and ice cream were forced *or he does not hold to the limb by
F IT FREE to
t worker*.
upon him until he was as full of food truiscular effort, but merely by the shape
D a isies, A p p le-B lo sso m s. F o rg et-M e -N o ts, etc !
THOMAS M F G . CO.
J A M E S I .K E & C O ., 7 2 I* C a n « ! S t „ C h ic a g o . as an inflated balloon is full of gas.
4 1 0 H om e B ld g .
At P* his great curved claws. If be were
last, with his pockets full of candy and shot, and no death struggle followed the
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fruit, he made his escape, hurried home body would hang there until released by
your om teeth.
I Fill
L a n d s c a p e s , b ir d s . P r e tty G irls, P u p p ie s , K itte n s , e t c ,
TEETH:!
c o lo re d
J a m e s I.«w> & C o ., 72D C a n a l 8 t „ C h ic ag o . and put on his best clothes just in time J*ecay; when the great claws still would
y tooth. X»»l!y A
adj Gold pistad «hell
I thst Sts any
tooth.
adjusted;
removed ,t ___
to join the family in starting out to Aunt has
bc *e,t
hanging.
The
long
hair
usually
ilk«
ragular Easily
dent lit»’
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some greenish vegetable Organism
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Sophie’s, where they were invited for din j on it and tends to hide the animal from HI. O r.r '0 oMite
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ner.
ity E v e r y b o d y w a n tsU :to " *
any possible enemy. Taken to the
t h e t im e o n w a tc h th ro u g li
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E squim aux Children
IN FOR M ATION a b o u t f«wul, d ig e s tio n , c a u s e « o f din
ea s e , a n tid o te * , k id n e y , b la d d e r, liv e r, s to m a c h , n e r v o u s
tro u b le s , r h e u m a tis m , re c o n s tr u c tiv e t r e a t m e n t , sys­
te m ic p o iso n a n d o th e r s u b j e c t s ; c o s ts no*hiD g; m a y
b r in g y o u a fo r tu n e in th e fo rm o f good h e a lth . D ro p a
c a rd o r le t t e r to -d a y a n d g e t a co p y . A d d ie s s D r. C. D.
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