ilVdiiMliy Evening, -March' IS, 1.025
. LARAWAY'S 1
THE EUGENE UUAliD
Fnjro 1'iva
Only the Gulbransen Registers'Touch"
A piano, played by music
loU-end-pedals, chat positively
Kjiiteo personal "touch"
Which means a piano all
folki can play aa skillfully, with
jll the asfreuion and fading pos
sible to the beat hand-playing I
Thla la the lateat and tnoit
amazing development in the art
of ptano-making a new-day
musical Instrument Indeed the
Oulbranaen Regiilering Piano.
Rtgisurln your "touch." Thla
U the thing about the Oulbran
aen that has ao stirred the Imag
ination Fit tlia m...I..-I...
public that hai awakened, too,
the Interest of many capable
pianists In the artistic possibili
ties of the Registering Piano.
2 Years to Pay!
Mail Till Oulbtanaae.
mail i nii tofarmdoa.
Msm.
AiiroM
Four Models ll.HonaUu. Priced
(480 fSSO (6X3 ' 700
Laraway Music Store
pULBRANSEN
VjThe Hegistering Piano
CITY NEWS
(Continued from ar one)
the estimates on the job us made bv
the covnty engineer's office. With the
bridge equipment and crews of the
eounty it is believed that the spau
cai bo erected at less expense, ac
cording to members of the county
court. It is expected that work on the
brtdce will be under way in the near
future.
on these roads aro planned by lhe
connty court in the near future.
Leaving for Seattle
Van fcivarverud, chief deputy sher
iff, leaves tomorrow for Seattle
where he will obtain custody -of
tieorpo Hval who will be returned
here to answer a vhargc of oblaimnf
money under (also pretenses.
Joker to Be Fined
Judge (..eorge A. Gilmore, police
judge, expects to "pour the acid'' on
one traffic law violator when he is
arrested and brought to justice. The
offender who has invoked the judge's
wrath is a practical joker of the
meanest kind. He played his little
joko on It. D. tStahl of Portland, a
traveling salesman nml M t:t..M ....
ported to Judge Gilmore. Here is i
what happened: Mr. Stahl had park
ed his automobile on Willamette I
street for not more than 33 minutes,
and when he went to get in it he
found a traffic tag on his machine,
arcuiiug him of parking more than
one hour. Producing proof that he
had not violated the city ordinance,
Mr. Stahl brought the tiig to Judge
Gilmore. The judge soon discovered
that the tag had been "forged," that
is, the license number and other
items except the initials of Captain
John Macey, who had attached the
tug to some other car probably .that
of the practical joker, t hief of Police
Judkins has authorized any police of
ficer discovering any motorist chang
ing a traffic tag to bring the mis
creant into court at once. Judge Gil
more has promised to do the rest,
Visits Upper McKonzle
Arnold Collier, county club lead
er, spent today on the upper ilcKen
tio visiting schools in that district
in the interests boys and girls club
work.
School Head III
K. J. Moore, superintendent of
schools, has been ill for the past two
days and unable to be at his office,
it is expected that he will be able to
return to duty tomorrow.
Divorces Granted
Divorces were granted in circuit
court eslerdny to Heatrice Lorraine
Mann from her husband Jessie Mil
lard Mann; and Mrs. Bessie Valeu
zuela from Samuel Valenzuclu.
Leave for Lowell
Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor of j
the Cascade national forest, and '
Smith JU Taylor, senior ritnger of the I
forest, left this invruing for Lowell, i
Edward Saltsman of
Cottage Grove Dies
COTTAGE GROVE, March 18.
(Special). Following two strokes of
paralysis, Edward Arlando Saltsman
died Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Salt. man
had been in poor health for some time.
He ffna born in Enfield, Illinois, May
22. 1871. He was 53 years, 9 months
utd 25 days old. He was married in
iliinois, March 13, 1807, to Miss Myr
ile Allen. Three children are living,
William Saltsman of Long Beach, Cal.
and Ralph and Mryoa Saltsman of
Cottage Grove. He leaves, besides bis
widow, Mrs. Myrtle Saltsman ,and the
three children, his mother, Mm. Isa
line Tabitha Saltsman, of Cottage
Grove, and three brothers, Olage
Saltsman of Poplar Bluff. Mo., Allie
SaltBinun of Bclknal, 111., and Fred
Saltsman of Cottage Grove; one sis
ter, Mm. Mattio Little, and one
grandchild, Barbara Hose Saltsman
of Long Beach, Cal. Mr. Saltsman hnd
lived in Cottage Grove , nearly l,t
year3. Funeral notice -will be given
later.
Meeting Is Thursday
The Washington school Parent
Teacher association will meet Tlinrs-
1 day afternoou at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Campbell will give a talk on nutrition
clinic, and Mrs. M. S. Ady, advisory
matron of the police department, will
give a discussion of her work. The
orchestra of the srhool is to give the
musical program for the afternoon,
and the mothers of the fifth grade
will be hostesses fur the session.
Marriage License Issued
Harry C. Jensen and Marie Jones,
both of Eugene, were granted a mar
riage license today at the office of
the couuty clerk.
"The Peddler" will ho the topic'of
an address by II. W. ScltueU of Scat
tie at n meeting of the members of
the l.aue Comity Credit association
to he lie Id torn urow evening Ht the
Usdiurn hotel. Mr. Scbuoll arrived here
today.
Mr. Schncll who was one of the in
teresting speakers at the recent an
nual state meeting of retail merchants
held here will give further details of
his stand against the peddler system
of dihtribuikui of merchandise, he
states.
"What is to be done to overcame
the advertising which is coming out in
the mngmiues where the conveyor ad
vertises that he c,au sell a $70 -suit for
$-3.75," Mr. Schnell said. "He does
not do it. and what is to, be done to
educate the people that it is not the
truth. If you want to overcome this,
don't go out as 1 have seen some do
with an" ad in the paper pleading for
support because you live here," the
visitor tells the dealers, "t think the
kind of propaganda tliat they aro us
ing is the kind you should use. So
many of these peddlers who come to
the house are found to be frauds. Got
the actual facta into the paper and
educate the .eople of the evils. To
pass a law will help regulati? but if
you want to get real actiou. yni want
to got some sort of an educatioti sys
tem going to educate the public."
Masquerade Tonight
Members ofjhe American Legion
and their ladies will take, part in a
big, masquerade, ball tonight at the
, chamber of commerce, it is announc
ed. No one will be admitted unless
marked, the committee states. Masks
will be removed toward the latter part
of the dance, when W. N. Wintler,
'chairman of the commit lee, makes
the announce mr-nt. All legionnaires
are invited.
BLEND'S
jVMAH 9
(FRIEND
uniformity
FISHER'S BLEND
FLOUR gives you the
economy of bigger loaves,
with the satisfaction and
goodness of better loaves.
Care in. selecting the
wheats, scientific blending,
and everlasting vigilance
insure uniform high quality.
for
every
purpose
LEND
3RAIMD
FLOUR
Hore From Portland
Mrs. Arthur S. Martin of Portland
is here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert .acher. Men. Martin
was formerly Miss Betty ncher. .
Firo Chief Leaves
W. E. Nusbauni, chief of the Eu
gene fire depntment. went to Port
land yesterday for u few days' buai
ness visit.
Burns Prove Fatal
To Oakridge Girl
Playing with mntcbes caused the
death of Hetty Swindall, 4-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Swin
dall of Oakridge. The littli girl pass
ed away at the Pacific Christian hoa- '
pita! Ia! night. j
The girl's dress caught afire from.;
the matches w itli whi h she- va i
playing, it was reported, causing
burns that proved fatal. She was
brought to Eugene, where every ef
fort was made to save her life, but
to no avail.
The body l at the Veatch chapel,
and funeral annoiiuceinents will be
made later.
Transient Killed !
By Train at Salem
SALEM, Ore.. March IS. Swan (
Martin, a transient about tit years!
old, was killed by Southern Pacific!
passenger train No. 53, near 1-th and j
State streets hero about li o'clock J
this morning. He was "riding the;
blinds" on the train and is believed;
to have attempted to get off as the'
(vain (fulled into Salem. Another
transient, G rover S. Jernigan. was ,
with Martin and is being held in the
city jail at the request of Southern!
Pacific officials who wish to que- j
tion him. It is understood there i i
no suspicion of foul play against
Jernigan. ,
According to a statement signed by
Jernigan, ho and Martin boarded the
train at Oregon City.
Friend Saves Friend
From Operation
For Kfdney Trouble
Here from Alvadore--
.Mrs, G. Goodman, resident of the
Alvadore district, was a business vis
itor in Eugene today.
Hero from Wostern Lane
Jack Hester, of the firm of Vaughn
and Hester who are logging in west
ern Lane on AdsaU creek, was a busi
ness visitor here today. The firm is
cutting between 30.000 and 00,000
feet a day and the logs are being
rafted down to the former Vaughn
I lesler mill near Ciishman which is
now operated fcy,. the Stevens-Farris
company.
B
No Cost
Watch a gland extract
purify your blood
(Continued from page one)
appropriation residual balance not ex
pended $107,130.8$.
From this last figure should be (."
ducted expenditures that, are nut off
set by appropriations of $110.70, leav
ing a balance of $107.07 LIS.
No Alarm Felt.
There is no need to feel greatly
alarmed over, this first report, said
I., ...... i," ii ii.. ....I.... ui... .i
II in ill 13 ti aii i A i n aiuou ... .,.., f , i. ,(,,,, ,..,,.-,,,(. ill l,
Bernicc Collier, niece of .the lute ... , .,... : ' ;.,.,
Kate A. Collier, has boon appointed , muiul)8 whfn (.XMin(ilm.(.s Iirt.
by Judge C P. Barnard of the pro- T(! gtrfc( ( r.I1rnti fl,r vxnmitU
Imto court as admiuist nitnx of the i,0nej.t i,.,.-,, M,,,niv of mm..!1 n,
a carload of axphalt which brought its
which amounts to about $1300 f
estal
in real and personal property. J he
appraisers of the est ale arc Frank
McAlister, EMicl Taylor and W. W.
Calkins.
New Trial Is Askod
11. K. Slat (cry, attorney for Caro
line Brodie has filed a motion for n
new trial in the casu brought against
the SoittherU Pacific company for lhe
collection of damages ns the result
of lhe striking of acar driven by
Cnruline Hrodiu by a street railway
cur. The cne was non-suited whfn it-' limitation, but interest on (he war
deficit to Mich a inge nmouni
"This report does indicate, how
ever, tltjit every depf't men I. will l.e
ovonlrawn at the end of' the present
,rnr," said Mayor Parks. 'unl"ss
S 'liii! way is found to tnkr core of iln
difference between1 receipts and ex
penditures. The most til (is factory way
is to take up the outstanding warrants
with refunding 'bonds, which will
necrssilal e on elect i on ; or to vote a
inillHg tax. Til" bntids. hmvever, nrf
not entered under the 1 pr cent tax
was heard in circuit court Monday.
Building Permits Granted
M. L. Wiliiams wn granted per
mission 1o erect a $." cottage at
W Hltir' bonlpvard, by W. H. ; le
atmr. city building inspector, hi
morning. Evel.wi 11. St. Mary also
took out a permit (o build a duplex
house, costing approximately ?:'.000 ut
J'J Eighteenth avenue wesu
Motorists Arrested
A. H. Shortrs. traffic officer, at
tached tag to 1 automobiles in Eu
gene last night for violating lhe city
ordinance for parking overtime. ThM
who appeared in justice court this
morning, and paid fine- "f 'l earn
wore Edward U. hor'.miilrr. L. J,
Harris, Sam Itubcustcin nnd
Griffin.
Program Is Held
rnnts . I he . sattsfnclnry snlut'on,
thru, would be to turn th deficit iiit
blinds as Mon as possible."
Insurance Policies
Of Roy DeAutremont
Declared Cancelled
There is now n treatment for
nil results of impure blood that
1b RuarHUteed. '
It ia baaed on Klnnd secretions
applied to the liver liland. The
greatest results in modern medi
cine have ciime through treating
glands. ,
For the liver wo uso ox gall,
from the liver of mit ox. And to
many it means priceless help they
never might get without it.
What Poison Does
Most peoulo 'think that torpid
liver causes only constipation.
That is a great mistake
The liver supplies, bile a quart
a day. That bile checks Intestinal
) gonna. When It is scant, tho
j germs may multiply by millions.
Those germs feed the blood,
through intestinal ducts, ti con
stant stream of poison. At first
! the result shows in bad complex-
lions. In falling hair. In pimples.
! But hear), and kidney troubles
; tire very apt to follow. Also high
! blood pressure and prninalure old
! age. l here nro millions or. peo
ple who could gain priceless help
j if the liver wore made active,
j See What the New Way Does
Learn what. 1 h n now way dors
'-the modern way nf helping
i glands with glands. The results
ate prompt. In a few d;iys you
may realize thai, this now-day
help Is everything you need. You
(do yourself n vast Injuntico If you
do not lenrn Its powers,
i Hut get real nx gall that Is ew
I sotilinl. It comes In tnhlelH call-
.... , .u.ifcuini nil
supply. Each contains ten drops
of purified ox gall.
Itemetnber that name IMoxol.
Get a box IoiIhv,, and nee, how
fpilekly your troubles are rellev-1
od.' It may mean much to you. j
Perhaps priceless Imnoflls. Lejirn
what modern methods do.
Guarantee-Anyone not Hallnfted
with results from iho first box ;
of Dinxol inny return tho empty i
box lo the makers and receive
his money bsck. Adv.
Alvita Restores Health
Worried for three years by
thoughts of mi operation, K. U.
Prazer, iir.4 So. Grand Ave., Pasa
dena. Calif., takes ndvlco of u
friend and regains his health by
ruse of Alvita. Heru- lu Mr. Fra-
zor'a own story:
"For the past three yonrs I
had serlouH thoughts of nu oper
ation, due to u aerious ease of
kidney and prostatic trouble. In
talking to a friend regarding this
trouble he suggested 1 try Alvita,
assuring me if It did me no good
It would surely do mo no harm,
as it was purely vegetable com
pound. I used to suffer great pain,
getting up four or five times each
night, and 1 want to toll you 1
am entirely relieved urtor taking
one month's treatment of Alvita.
Do you know it has even holped
my appetite."
Alvltu is prepared in highly con
centrated tablet form . from tho
deop-rooted nlfalfa plant, which
hv scientific analysis la rich in
lime, Iron and phosphates. Unlike
drugs, lvlta Is a vegetable reme-.
dy, which has proved especially
beneficial In building up weak
ened , run-down conditions, nnd in
overcoming kidney, bladder and
prostate trouble. No matter what
you bnvo tried, try this remedy
of nature now. A dollar buys a
box at any drug store.
ALVITA
K uylionilitll lliuit Co. will (nip
tl' ynil. Mail nriloi-8 Rccnptpil.
Oslmrn llolrl
'lionn Sill.
TlpnulT
rnrlour.
tl
.1, A.
ItOSKHI IKi. Uriv, Mnnh IK.
.Iiiilir'' .1. W. llninillnn ImI j rvN iihij
hiitMlcil ilown u liecision hi favor of
lh(! Uiiiirdiun l.ifo lusiirnint' nun
pnn.v, in A suit to i-iiui-t'l insiirmire
jtolicirH of Hoy A. IlpAtitriMiinnt, one
of the brothers Vounht in rouncrtion
wilhSthr holflup of n r'ouHinrn Cnrifif
train nnd the nnmler of four uipiubprs
of ihn crow at Siskiyou.
llcAulrcinont, prior to Hit rrhno
with which ho m rhnritPfi, look out
fivo innuranco tmlicii-a whirh thr com
REMOVAL NOTICE I
lir. .. 1(. ltnki-1 him moved hia !
Ilintsl nffire lo HOI New .Minor lll.lt. j
OREGON
I'honi! 11 III.
OREGON
1'houo II III.
MOTOR
MOTOR
'rogram is nuio ,innv throllJtilt ,jt I., nnrrl. Mix
Jlosidonta of the Hailoy Hill I lorothy M. Wibrrt. formorly of this
Spring Hats
Tans, pi-nvg, nnd a fine showing of nil tlin
"west tints in the smartest upriiiff shapes of
the season--bold of.crown find breezy of brim.
$5 to $10
STORE "M E N
713 WII.I.AMETTE STRKE1 . .
"KNOWN FOK GOOD CLOTH KS'
iric-t wcro fiiterlaino,! mn rvonina j . m,w of Albany. a loado bono
,y a St. l'atri-ka day and program ; fi(,iarr jn wo of hc mUn,.H , ,,
hold uudor tho direction of Hie grange. ,, uf ari.iKXl. 'J'he inaurauce
A program of mnak'al niimh'ra w,,s oniapany aottlort with Jlins Wiborg
giveu and those attending the event f()r j7r aII( 0Ailtromont failed
were nlno entertained wilh numerous..,, ...... n, ,,. nerved In
I -attractions in the way booth. I publication, bin cane- wont by default,
! j and the policioa were cancelled, n
Blcyclo Hike Planned , rcniontcil by the company.
A bicycle hike for member of Kii- j
gene pioneer duba was decided on o- -. . -.
I tordav afternoon by the l'ioneer coup- ;
i oil. The hike will take lilace nosl
'Saturday ami will begin at S o'clock.;
! V 1. Waller, boys' work aocretary.f
i w.ii accompany the gr.,p. j if this Signature
Licensed To Wed
Klmar O. Saukcy of Springfield and I
Kanuie Schoephouwer of Kugene were j
granted a marriage lioenee at the
county clerk a office yesterday. Olaf
I C. Nielsen and Kthel .Niel. both of j
.Marcola, also received a wedding li- j
ceuwe. j
CO.
u::n olive I
if
i
CO. I
WO Olive
KUflKNK C'lI.l.KI Til IN AdKNt'Y. ':
774 Wll.f,. STItl'KT. rilUNt; 0INI I
W. II. lll.tlVi:US. Mt'.K. if j
(Jen. N. .Mcl.onn, Intttirniice, tiflO
Willamette St. 1'hono 017. Ifj
Bhownmln. the rholcl of the smoker
. NO f .
VVOP.K I
TODAY
I'hone S. K. Mtevens for piano tuning.
Insure wilh Menry Troinp. IMiutie 121
Held on Liquor Charge )
Stanley I'orter. resident of lhe Oak- ;
ridge dilrict. was brought here yes-j
tenia? following hi, arrest on a
charge of operating a still. He pleaded
n-! guillv when he sal arraigned I.e.
fore Harold J. Wells, justice of the,
neace, and his trial will be held later.
is NOT on the Box, it is NOT
52 Extra
Holidays
There are 52 extra holi
days in 1925 for women
who talce advantage of
our Rough Dry laundry
service. For Rough Dry
doeiall the washing and
11 the heavy ironing
giving you an extra day
every week. Send us
your next weekly bundle.
Everything will come
back carefully washed,
the fiat work ironed.
All other articles will be -returned
dry for finishing
at your leisure.
Rough Dry
at a reaaonable piece rate
Thrif-T-Service
Gc per lb.; lo per piece.
10' ; E eduction
for work mmlng In Friday"
nml Saiiinliiya to be delivered
(Irat of following week.
Domestic Laundry
143-7th Ave. W.
Phone 252
Music Center Proposed
Hugh Winder, eeerelary of the
chamber of commerce unlioo commit' '
Hill i.ronoe a plan at liesi
I......i..rt for a mu.ic center .
Cogene, for the benefit of indind-
or orrnialimi giving l.ai.iiel,
.mini or other meeting-. .
BfSOIfflSi UIBi3E lEsa
mmm "Ahprdeen." Utah's tn
tee.
USl
in
Roads Are Inspected
"There is no other BR0M0 QUININE
Proven Safe for more than s Quarter of a Century as an
effective remedy for COLDS, CRIP and INFLUENZA, and
aa a Preventive. Price 30 CcnU.
...nti t otnmn'ioner, t union
ii....! mi. A it K. 'i"e wilh I'. Jl.
r.e. county eng n--er, .pen- l.lnt
ini'e.-t.ng the lt"w r'ver ft nd the
L-viid.0 priiis route, luiprovemiun j
The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet
a "Aberdeen," Utah's ij
Rest." "Pfianor.k." M
J Rock Springs Coal,
i Gasco Briquets.
Ii . 13
Kainier uoal k,o.
" 1S E. 7th Phono 412
"Plan To Be There"
Eugene's Spring
Window Opening and
Street Carnival
Friday Evening, 8:00 o' Clock
FRVAt SOUVENIRS FOR EVERYONE
i .
EST' 1 M I R I Is lo I
II U 1 Rill 16 17
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g-i i r 1 1 f i i i i k
Cross Word.Puzzle
' .
In solving this puzzle yoa will fejtm"dcworp(
reasons why Humming Bird JPuMJSfDrHoiS
are so extremely pclathyjloe&4
fit well, wash well, weaTwell, t
Come in and astrTM"tosliorrOHBBuMifi ''
Birds. We haveallldicfsejwon'inrneves;
snappiest shades,' . ,
.mRtzorrnuDy'
L Nsma f AmWi tL Waal Baassrfn ImI41.
blsimt aallloa Hit Hon an erUr VM XI
lauie.- para ana MMassor aao wsas-
stoeklnc.
'wrlllsaJ
tur stiuM a
pal; .. alllc la
j tt. Not alhlSaraUd. As. BM JfcaaJ.
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Hiimmlnr Mrdi tn1
throw a w a y fmr
daminr nadl.
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ti. Flami-a- aw fl It. NllSniW mt
Jsanl las, asl.ls . VI fa I Sal fl Q IB BTi 1 Bt S
,. ..uj . tL HnU i
lurcu ara not dm . .
oM In or MM mm. (lUuiwty niy
Hlwtri (Kama. Bogwttr
found tn H nmmt ntr P11" TJiL xkasz BlnM
niru hum.;' ..-.... .. uw.
rMtaaUl amy Daptw
11. A fivertlnvTOU (.),
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rlrrrU.-itv-nu In I- lnkr4i yrmr uM
nnd Vorn- nr. ti mflLVm of dd
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txaiaj. km Jin
IBamtM "
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trt
m wr Ilmamitkaj
ariaion. ( A good ttt
ihlnar lo muIt whan
nybrwlr af that M. PaaH wqr M arrfnf
HumralM Btrdi (Jm woaMnl tl
don't fit afur vamlw Bar N tfali -wmr, ot
VERTKAI?
m. An (MttNh,
Naw My 1L ,
ffaut, i-arf tg faJajr a 4o
I. What OrMkiMp Tnw U.
Hahntsn tart Hum
, mln tlinla mr, whan
h mamna "humtnrM
I. Initial f- Flrat It.
word In "U-Polnt
rainl" I flrat wnrd of
ih point, lauU word 1C
of Jnd point. For
"14-Polnt PunaJ," pm
nf Humming Bird
art In IaoIm nm H
Jauruml or VogtM.
4. fVrr aa?t tnvmwr
quaMtiont' "U tlWu
anr euttAa In Hum
ming Bird rtnfar4v
BMUit atsnv hawl n4
In anUT"
I. Anger, CaatvA bf
Ilk hnaJary futlnf. U.
Humming Blrda,
proiwrlr waahod, do
not fad.
I. flanmi aala. Rum- U
mlng Bird rarpwtt
nvr and orr ba
rauaa Ur look and II.
wair well.
f. CloaMUnging (two
urdi). Hamming
Bird hug anklo ami
foot pwfactlf and 27
ptrminnnilri II
rhangaa at atltrii ba
twaun calf and ankl. tt.
10. HtrlUh, tmart. That' I
Humming Bird from
top lO Us. '
IX. Undar awna Induce-
mnl ftto maf n,
wtt aubctitfita for
Humming Bird, but
fwt will b turrr yuu 1E
did.
XX. Biehanga "ratuTni"
(InllUla). New pair
nf Hiimmtng Bird
for all rtttrnad aa
naatiafaotory.
Ttmtm. Pwr a mTm
Htory a FadT of
Bilk AsacM." aant
it on j-wvaaatt.
Halt. Hvimniagr BM
Anti-Ram Hat halt
amrtar rana at its a,
liinr aaliafartiawi
(InlUaia). By buying
Humming Birda,
InlUala (rf flrat
word In 7to point of
"14-Polnt Cuiri
laat word of 70
point i Arit word of
17th point. Vat "14
Point Panel," n
any Hairaming Bird
ad In Ladlaa' noma
JoaxBtai or VoariM.
Rang for "no good.'
Inarior DtarrhtuidlM,
au-h aa you abouid
not dot.
A dor aa. Rr y worn
an adoraa HommiDg
Blrd'a all-ailk aoUa.
Oras-k, tnap, Ham
ming Bird i I Ik
dnawn't Arark, b
eauaa It auolaiaa no
boding.
Untroth. Nnir tail
oiia unlaaa you ara in
a tight iiaa.
Turn t o ajmotmt.
(Tha Infnrmatlon In
thla puaala natn b
turnad to goud ao
count In buying ailk
noaa.)
Having two thkk
nMHBi, aa llumaning
Bird topa.
f'mrlng natUr. No
bloaillng" iMktad ,1
coloring Hamming
Hird Hoa. On roa
aon thay narar rot,
no m attar bow long
torad.
Raw aiik
mlng Bird Hmm (
luaportad aad upon
la our own nftla to
laauT blgh ouantv
nnd iTin tnraaad
la koaUry.
ft, Onatrtva.
to aaa tha i
eolora w aura ahow.
lag In Humming
Bird Hoaa,
tl. What roar aaaa
kaart doaa to via
you. (Word aaad in
tha old dayn, praeti
aaily obaoiata bow.)
41. Tiatrarnarr gawarlaal
iknHiala). nwauadag
llrrte snltabU for ail
it. Nothing. Oaaapbujabl
wa ronrva an liana
mlng Btrda.
a. To alaatia (Int.
Mala). Charaatorla.
U of HurnBoing Bird
Hoaa.
41. "Bha wonWnt .
what 1 aakad bar a,
to I atiekod hr In
iha jaw.'' (TlUa ol
pouular gong.)
4t. Maaaura of yarn, Ito
yard II a m m I n g
Blrua a a a highoat
grada of long atapla
ancUm yarn for Ufpa
toaa and baa la.
IL rrd on whloh at pnt
prloa-mark on hoa
Vary, U.
tt. How tha word "am
tl" aotimia, Hnn
mlag Bird eaeall
othar ailk hoaa In
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