MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, OCT. 21,, 1
I
TWO
iorning Register Lane County IMcw Service
i
MJan, MkMton Oltvlo to Met
It1',.! (Register Lane County Special)
VENBTA", T)to.,' "Oct " 19. Tho
il'Iadlea' Minion circle will meet
;;nbxt Thin-aday. October i6, with
I.Mra, Ralph McCutcheon. This la
j!);J week- earlier than the refrulnr
innH. -out JHiaa jittriuw, 01 aukuiiu,
li exnonted to be nresent and ad-
Ufeao the meeting-. A social houf
(and light refreshment!! will follow
ppe aadreaa. , All are weicome-i
Ito'- l) .; i ! . ... I ii !.-..-
;'!! 'CRESWEUj news notes -
!..'!". (aelstar.lno. County Special) .
Vi'iSICREBWELU, Orei. Oct.iO-
m, Tittle Margaret Olaon i celebrated
orL MrpdaK pumper live on iti
ay aftprnooh by giving a patty to
her friends. They .played games
and had birthday cakes and a most
Jwppy tlJneui -t 9 - vi ! ! &t i v i .-. v '
.:" The 'chlhiheror the- home of Mr.
Ilind; : -Mi ! W.. -Wi, i Bearby burned
ill' tacular. pyroteohniq display - ;t hat
lUtilattracteil several of the neighbors
1. who came ready-to-Help it neea
M'A no damage was done.
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Hi. r EIjMIRA NEWS NOTES .
I ' (Register Lane County Special) '-' '
1 !l ELM3RA, Ore.. Oct 18. Mr.
S'l and Mrs. W. W. ' Moade spent
, Thursday afternoon , at the j. .F.
,', Moade .home near Bear creek.
nThoy, were.-, accompanied home, by
IBPthelr little niece,' Florence.-
,'( Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Buchanan
jj j'nnd daughter, Luclle, spent Wed
nesdav nlvht and Thursday at. the
Mlt. -R, -Rust-home.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin spent
- Sunday evening at the home of
til. .Mr. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mm
'W. W. Moade. 1
Dorothy -Simpson, , Nlota and
Grandpa Horn returned home Fri
ll, day Irorn,' Harrlsburg' where they
;, Jiave been visiting .for. the past
weeK. . .-, ,- ' -"
ii'-; , i Mr, and Mrs. W.-W. Moade mo
'LPtored to Eugene Friday. .
' j;i Quite a number . front Elmlra
, Juttended the public sale Friday at
Ii1 the C. ; A. Stephens place nfcar
"r.prow. " .. ."- .
J. W. 'White Is reported as no
v. -better at tjils writing. A . doctor
Hivwaa summoned from-Junction City,
.ut as yet has given no relief.
. Warren Lamb returned , to Lins
ii law Thursday to finish .building-bis
; '.oajbln and do some other- work on
iu his homestead. -r ;
It' Mrs.- J.C Horn and her eon-tni
I'taw, -Cliff Freeman, motored to
f'Bugene 'Friday. - ' - . .- -;i-- -. .
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Freeman are
slaying at Grandpa and Grandma
jj " Horn's '.place daring the latter'a
! , absence' and caring for the prop-
Jierty.andi.stoclt.v. ; '
i! Three . men "whA have ' been
'''camped near Elmlra for a day or:
j,so, were taken Into, custody . Fri
' ,day mornlne- They are supposed
be the men who escaped rom
! ithe Jackson., .county a Jail-a few
4.:nlght..0, - . ",)"
' ' OBOW NEWS NOTES
i - - j (Register Lane County .special) .
-iy- CROW, - Ore-v Oct i 16. i. Alice
I Kraal spent the week-end ...with
.: .relatives at Elmlra.. n. i
G. Ia Holloway, of the firm of
fi-ICraU'- -and - Holoway, .--made - a
i ' business trip to Eugene Mosiday.
I' ' Mrs. R. JU Hays recently--pur-,;.
chased a new Star touring car.
' ' Mary Stephens, Darwin Dame,
v wood and Marion Canaday were
absent, from school Tuesday,'--'- r
liouneed , a hallowe'en entertain.
t ment.to be given at the Crow hall
OpIaIim. 9.7 . . . '
J- George Butler,' who has been
i, haulinar lumber for Kraal and Hol-
fjkloway, spent Sunday, at CreswelL
Mr. and Mrs. W.. l lord spent
4 i ' Jt
for about twenty years, serving In
various capacities, at one time be
ing township trustee at Muncy
Indiana, a position corresponding
.to our superintendent of schools,
and having 33 teachers under his
supervision.
For a number df years he also
held. pastorates of -various ohurches
In connection with his school work
being pastor ot ithe United Breth
ren . churches at the, .. following
nlaoea.: . LlncqlpvUlp, ;.Wabneh.
Noblesvtlle. Marion and Fortvllle.
tlljn. the state, rlf Indiana... He
wn regularly -ordained a minister
in the -United .- Brethren church
nine years ago , at' Indianapolis,
Indiana. -- - 1 .
Four years ago ha came to Ore
gon,., and. was... principal - of the
school at Klamath-Falls for two
years, and - then - came to Spring
field -and served In -the -schools In
a like, capacity and for a like
neriod. . . a.. . . ...
This lost summer he-tdok some
further training at our- normal
school at Monmouth and was to
.have continued ..this winter, hav
ing, secured v. a .position ', in the
school, but on September S7, only
three days after the school opened
he waa forced to. come, home, hav
ing taken sick. This -sickness
proved to be-, unto. death,, the.. end
coming on the; evening of October
18, at tne age pi an years.., ,., ; .
He -leaves to -mourn . his- depar.
ture hia.-wlfe and four children
resident of this -city, . and - three
"children resident .of. Indiana, and
one .in-Wyoming; two -brothers In
Indiana, Okie in Ix Angeles, Cal..
one in New iork city, and - one
sister in- Indiana, besides a multi
tude of friends whom . his.- high
Ideals and exalted .Christian char
acter nave won lor mm.
His life has told for righteous
ness, and as was said of one long
ago. . He, being dead,,, yet speak'
eth." ,., ., .- ... .,; :
liliACHI.Y PBSlSONAIyS
(RegistertLantt-County Special)
BLACHLT, Ore., Oct: 19. Mr.
and Mrs. Elvin Rust who have
been- working In California - the
past three months, came horne Sat
urday. .-. - - -
Mr. -and. Mrs. J. M. Brown, ot
Leeds, North. Dakota, ore visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barrows. Mrs.
Brown is Mr. Barrows' .half-sister.
Joe Vincent -was -a guest Tues
day-evening ot Mr. and Mrs. C M.
Hulburt
Frank Elllthorpe was a business
visitor in Junction City Tuesday
evening. -, .
George Billings, of xbanon.
came in Wednesday . evening to
visit his mother and family a few
days.. .. ..- i - i-.;r- f ,(i. ' i;
Herman Stelnhauer and wife, of
Greenleaf, passed .through Blachly
enroute to Junction City for a few
days. ; ; --.-.
Lela Syphers is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. L. Bailey, of Mabel. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ferguson
and children called on Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Hulburt Thursday even
ing, -i i .'-- sr..,- .
P.
Rimdav. Mf the -
ihome,
C, M. Stephens
il iborn - at - Danesvllle, -Delaware
jjlcounty,, Indiana,-' .-July 20, 1866.
!&-Here he llvei and spent most, of
(I! Sits busy life, - until ' about - four
i;iyears ago, when he came to -Ore
y SQU, linaijy seKiing in -opnngneta.
1 1. He early cnose teocning as nis
Ligrsfasaton and .taught In Indiana
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I
CTJSHMAN NEWS NOTES
. (Register Lane County Special)
CTJSHMAN, Ore.,- Oct "19. Dad
Gibbs, George Gibbs and daughter.
Lydia, spent the week-end at the
ranch at -Siltcoos ...
Mrs. 3Larsen, of Marshfleld. is
visiting , her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Saubert and getting acquainted
with her grandson;
Mrs. Burke Wright la In the
Mercy hnspltal 4n Eugene recov
ering from an .operation for ap
pendicitis. - . -i.(,
Mrs. -Pete Able and nephew.
Harold -Able,- spent -the "week-end
:in North Bend with relatlvea .
Miss Ethel Erhardt of Siltcoos,
has ! been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Roy Saubert - (. ...
Burke Wright spent a few days
in Eugene the first of the week. .
- The- Mary Hanlon arrived here
Wednesday- and .departed -.Friday
evening - with a cargo of lumber
from -the Vaughn and- Bester mill
at Cuahman. ; H-i.; .r.r- -
' !StClli' ilOXCIVlWH ,t .tlllUX'l
HARRISUURO, Ore., Oot 30.
'Speolat -to- the Resistor) Wiry
spooiai ezercisos win se renaormi
at the Church of Christ this Sun
day morning when Mrs. Viola F.
Knott wife of Rev. Knott, the, pas
tor, will render- the well-knt(vn
church hymn. "Nearer My God to
Thoo," at the opening of .the
preaching services, as special
musical selection. MYs. Knott Is
especially well fitted for tho ren
dering of vocal solos. Tt la also
fitting , that she Is a -relative -of .the
author of the song, Sarah F.
Adams, the rolntlnu to tho wrltar
PC tls hymn being airect i : .i ..
CALF CLUBS WIN AWARDS
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nARRISlUHG BAYS AND OIUI.S
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
HARRISBURG, Ore., Oct 30.
(Special to tho Roglster) Com
plete (returns of the winnings of
the local Holsteln calf club with
their entries at the reoent state
fair shows the following awards
to the Harrlsburg boys and girls:
Ted MeCart received ' tho third
nrisea' on 'both the open on the
innlor bull calf and In the clun,
Luella McCart receivea Tourm
nrlKn for luntor heifer In club.
Edgar Grimes took the .third
rrlA fnr a senior heifer in club
Randall Grimes vn awarded
fifthi prize for his junior yearling
In clubj j . .
This Vear the home calf ciuo
was entered at the fair against
some. of. the. strongest opposing
contenders that has ever been en
tered, it might be said, at any fair
in .the, .Northwest. . The Interest
this vear waa never mcire Keon
among the various raisers of live
stock The exhibitors at the fnlr
were extended an elaborate ban-
nuet nt which time Governor
Pierce gave his hearty approval to
the nlnn..of ercctliur.a separate
'building next year for calf club
exhibits. -" ... ...
The winning calf of Ten mc-
Corfs has been sold to Eastern
Oregon parties fdr 3100.
Iftgersoil Pencils
:! A PENCIL FOR EVERY PURPOSE
-, . . -.:; .. i ...
:; . Black leads,' red leads, green leads, indelible leads
' . r '. '' in all grades of softness
'- " ' PRICED FROM 5(te UP
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Button
5--lrjii. CT o;li -Li i 19. i . '3 Si.i- -.- . .0 ..LI. -
?T ... . everything PHOTOGRAPHIC 1
. . . . Corner 10th' nd Willamette St.
- .let t:;-ivx, - ; -i.r
Developing and Printing Films Our Business
; ' ''; ' . , lpf a Side Line---
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Help Ypur Eyes g
Persons .whose sight is defective cannot enter into the
full enjoyment of life. Many: things must pass un
heeded arid others be but vaguely-understood, if seen
v imperfectly. ' '' '';' ,, . .
iBut the best of life is open, even to these, with the aid
'of our correctly made glasses.' ( '
k All can be made , to see easily and clearly, if 'only -.the
: .defects are taken in hand early enough. .
, The right way U our way
'WTTTSF ""'im M;-.v"nb,':,o(kn
" - EYESIGHT ' SPECIALIST
DAILY MARKET REPORT
PORTLAND. Ore.; Oct. 19. These are
prices dealers par wholesalers, except as
otherwise stated: -
-Butter Selling: price, Box low
Creamery prices Prints, extras, 61e per
lb. for. plain wrappers ; cube, extras, 45
46o per lb.: prime firsts, uiw per
lb.; dairy (buying price), 80o per id....
Butterrat Portland aellTery dssis
"".xnule, E4e per . lb.: No. 2. 50c per
lb.: No. 1 son. 62e for "A" trade.
Ekks iBuylng price. Front streel(surj-
Ject to esndllnir) : Mixed color, stand
ard,, 46 (r 48c dox.: henneries, 54055c
dos. Selling price: Select, 59060c dot.:
firsts, 52656c per dox; pullets, 44c
per dox.; storage eggs, white, 38 39c
per dos. ; - colored, S& 37c per dox.
Live Poultry-T-Seliuig prices Heavy
bens, 23?24o lb.; light hens, 16c per
lb. ; broilers, light, 28o per lb. ; Rocks
and Reds, heavy, 20 310 per lb.;.
Pekln ducks, 20c lb.
Onions Selling price to retailers :
Oregon. S3.00 cwt. ; association selling
price, la csrs, $2.25 cental, country sta
tions; garlic, 15017 l-2c lb.; green
onions, 45040c per dot. bunches. -
Potatoes Selling price to retailers;
Sweet potatoes, 40 So per lb.: new pc
tatoes, (1.600 $2.00 per cental. Buying
price Fancy grade, 11.16 $1.25 In
carload lots per cental
Apples Fancy and extra fancy packs,
$1.50 $2.25 box; Jumble packs, $1.00
011.26 -DOE. . - hi..'."
.HOPS, WOOL, HIDES, ETC.
Hopsl923 crop, . nominal, 27 0 30c
pound. -. - ;
Hides Calfskin, 10c lb.; kips, 7c per
lb.; green hides. 4o per lb.; salted, 6c
per lb.- i
Sheep Pelts Long dry .pelts, 20e lb. :
short .pelts, 100 lb.; sheep shearings.
602Oo each; long hair goat pelts, 15e
ID. ; short hair goat pelts, 25 0 600 each.
Wool Fine, 30 0 84c lb. ;. medium, 86
037o lb.: coarse, 27 0 300 lb.: valley.
fine and 1-2-blood, 80 0 32c lb.; medium
or 3-8-blood. 8032o lb.; coarse or 1-4-blood,
27 0 300 lb.; braid, 250 lb.
' ' CATTLB
Beet steers, good grade.. .$7.00$7.50
Same, medium 6.75 0 7.00
Common steers -4.500 5.75
Beef cows and heifers,
good to choice ....... .. 4.760 6.50
Same, medium 4.000 4.76
Same,- common, 8.50 4.00
Same, medium 8.25 0 4.75
Same, common -....8.25 0 8.75
Same, medium ,. 4.600 6.00
Same, common 8.60 O 4.60
Canners and, cutters 1.60 8.25
Bologna and butchers' bulls. 8.00 4.25
Feeder steers
, : - . CALVES
Medium' to choice, 190 lbs,
- down
Same, 190 to 260 lbs.
Same, , 260 lbs. up
Culls and common
,. HOOS
Medium, good and. choice.
160 to 200 lbs..
6.00 6.60
9.00 11.00
7.000 9.00
6.50 7.00
3.500 6.50
8.80 0 9.35
Same, 200 to 250 lbs ,, 7.75 8.80
7.00 7.76
6.50 7.50
5.000 8.60
8.60 9.00
8.00 8.26
Same, 250 lbs. up.
Smooth packers
Rough packers -..
Slaughter pigs
Feeder pigs ,.'. ; .,
SHEKP
Medium, good and choice '
lambs, 84 lbs. down.... 6.50 10.75
Culls and -common ....... 7.000 9.60
Yearling wethers, medium to
choice, all. weights 6.00 9.00
Wethers , 6.60 7.50
Ewes, medium to.ebolce .. . .8.600 6.60
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- PORTLAND GRAIN FUTURES
" f By The Associated Press)
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct, 19. Grain
futures: Wheat,, blue stern and baart,
Octobor, November, $1.05 ; December,
$1,04; soft white. Western whito, Octo
ber, .Nvomber, December, $1.03; hard
winter,., Northern spring, ..October,. No
vember, y December, $ 1.02, r' Western red,
October, November, ' December, $1.91. ,
Oats, No. 2, 38-pound, white feed, Oc
tober, November, Decomber, $32.50 ; No.
2 gray, October, November, December,
$31.50. ..'.,
Barloy, No. 2. 46-pound, October, No
vember, December, $31 ; 44-pound, Oc
tober, November, December, $30.
Corn, No, 2 Eastern yellow shipment,
Octobor, $43.50; November, $27.50; De
cember, $33.50; No. 8 Eastern yellow
shipment, Octobor, $40; November,
$36.50; Decembor, $33.
Mill ruff, October, November, $25.60;
December, $25. .
CIltCAdO MARKET QUOTATIONS
' - (By Tbo Associated Press)
f-HTP.rir. n.1 in wk... . x, n
hard. $1.08 1-20 $1.10 8-4: No. 8 liarit.
$1.05 3-4. . - . .
' Corn, No. 2 mixed, $1.00 ; No. 2 yel
low, $1.10.
Oats, No. 2 White, 41 3-4 44 l-4o:
No. 8 white, 41 48 l-4c.
, Rye, No. 2, 71 1-2 0 720. -.
. Barley, 6379o. .
Timothy seed, $7.60 $8.00,
Clover seod, $19.00 $28.00. .
, Lard, $12.37
Ribs, $9.00$11.00. '
PORTLAND HAY MARKET
(By The Associated Press)
PORTt.ANn Or. a., -I a t,- .
Buying price, new crop, Idaho timothy,
$22; Elhmshurg mixed timothy, $20
$21; valley timothy, $18$18.60; al
falfa, tlit rtldnsi? na .. i ia
$14 ; cheat, $18 j oats and vetch, $15.60 ;
'MU warning Men!
M W. riT" II, f '
1 -
This great, Removal Sale of Men's Wearing
Apparel is rapidly drawing to a close. Many
men who can; vell afford to pay regular
prices are snapping up Bargain after Bar
gain how about you?
High Grade Clothing, Furnishmgs,Hats
Shoes, Luggage Etc., Marked to Sell!
A large crew of carpenters is rushing the remodeling of our new home at
825 Willamette street. We are determined to make a whirlwind finish of
this sale. This means BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!! all
for you if you will but act promptly. This is Eugene's only truly big sale.
It is going full sway at the very opening of the season. It is right now you
need these goods,, men it's a sale you can illafford to pass up. There's
everything you need here for the entire winter and at a great saving in price,
too. Every price. is reduced for this sale. !
OVERCOATS at $19.75, $28.75, $34.75
FINE SUITS at $28.75, $34.75, $39.75
MEN!
Men's Pure Woiot Sturdy Q "TC
Overcoats at , sP .JsWB m 9
Pure Wool Plaid Back
Overcoats at !.
$24.75
Newest models Plaid !
Back Overcoats
$34.75
Men's Ovcrcoats-Hundrcds of fine coats,
every one new ' this season. Every
weight, every . model,
100 genuine U. S. Army Issue Wool Shirts,
' V all sizes. A great buy
trmmm
at
68 Fine Schoble Dress Hats, values to $7.00.
$3.45
MEN!
13S pairs of Ralston Dress Shoes, the new
est styles. Values to ttC Jk C
?10.00. Closing out at.... 3) atO
300 pairs of Cooper and Evcrwcar Silk
Socks, all colors, all sizes, . tf
the pair 9C
220 pairs of Wool Mixed Work 4 A.
.' Socks, pair XOC
Can't Bust 'Em Kaintcst
Pants, $4.50 quality ...
$3a85
Dozens of fine Wool Pullover Sweaters for
men and women. Koll t W
collar or V neck
24 genuine U. S. Army
Kaincoats, clo"se-out
$2.45
MEN!
Men's Suits Our stock consists of nearly
1000 suits of the finest fabrics in every
mofiel worn by men 90 Vo of them new
this fall - - - n great buying opportunity
lor you.
100 Suits, values to $50. ttOQ
A grand cleaif-up nt ssPafaOa f 9.
1 Get one if you. can .
Hundreds of fine Suits. Every fabric,
every model. All flJQ "IH
greatly reduced at ... f W
The finest of our line all GLACk Z
offered at low price sP"T?b 9
"Society Brand and Fashion Park
Entire stock of Arrow and Earl & Wil
Dress Shirt, to $3.50 P f 'AC
values at X T3
65 tlozen Pure Silk Tics. Ideal for Chris
tmas gifts. A wonderful mtttk
buy at f lv
Look for the Signs -A Legitimate Sale- Look for the Signs
713 GREEN MERRELL CO. f fl
V m WILLAMETTE - ST. ' '- 0
oat hay. $15; straw, $8 ton, , Belling
pfice, ion more.
'SEATTLE HAY, DRAIN AfcD FE,),
j (Bjr The AflBOdatod Prntm)
SBATTLH, Oct. 10. Oltyidellvory!
Barley, whole, 40oj ground and tolled,
42c; clipped, Afin; chop, all Rrnin, 44o;
chick Rtarter, 67o; Coconut mnal, -84q';,
corn, 40c ; corn, cracked nL feed meV
Glc: alfalfa hay. 20;ND. C, S24f tlra
othr, $25; D. Q.t 27;'.mlird, 423; Hd
Bjod nioal, 04,: scratch food, "4,8; aoya
bean. C4o; wheat, 42c, ... .
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-. SAN FRANCISCO HAT MArtKET .
(Ilr Tbo Assoclatad Press) ... -
SAN KKANCISCO, Oct. 1". Kcoelpts (
Har, 722 tons bar, wheat, $1B17j
lair, $14016; tarns -ost, 1H17;
wild oat, 1311B: alralfa. Iibaiiit.
stock, 012i straw, $10ii, yI
NEW YORK HOPS - QU0T ATTONB
(Dr The AssoclatM Prnss)- "? '
NEW YORK, Oct. 19. '- llof,,- flrt,.'
Psclflo Coast, 1923, 850380! 1922
26028c . . .'
'CIIICAOO PIIODUCB MARKET
nr The Associated Press) - '
CIUCAOO. OcL 10 ti.,i,. kijL.-.'
creamerr extras, 47c; standards,
45 l-2c extra firsts, d6e40o;. firsts.
42 1-2M3 l-2oi seconds, 41Jl41 l-2o.
firsts, 82033 1.2c;., ordinary . firsts,
'!' SAN PRANCI8CO PRODUCE
. (By Tho Assoclatcd Press)
'BIN VIlANtUHrn nn it, ' ...
Ditroad of Agricultural Economics).
XoKUflrh hons, 2.1-2 to 8 His., 20 22c
rr. pound;, over 3 Ihs., . 242(lo nor
pound. v . ,
' Mutter, firsts, 44 1.2c. '
undorsliod pullets, 84 l-2c.
H;'ButterfnL f. o.' b. Sua Francisco.
1;, - .. ' '
" . NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET
rTlV Th- . . I.,-, n .
NEW vnillf n,.i ii . ' .
, 1. mvsporaioa
apples doll; choice state, 10 9 10 1-20
fatfer,. U11 l-2c; prunen unsettled!
Oallfomlas, 5 l-4ia0!, Oregons, BO
9 1-41! IIW .nil fl-n.. -k.l ... . w
- - - - -- ...ui, uuuius, Aio; ex
tra oholce, 12e; fanoy, 14 1-2015 1.20
peachea steady; choice, 80S,l-4oi ei
8 8-4oi 10 1-20
8-4o,
, : Portry' An It 18 Mvol
. In lllfl."llllmnn Tpnli. .. .1 mi..,u
BocliU-SlKnlficunco," Irwin Ednmn
wrltns.;
"Mon-mnv firm imi.n
speiili noulry nccldontnlly, for
lmiKiiiiffo nniHO, like oilier liumiin
hbt( n a thing of ww, But tho
chnrrninir nn1 ,inii..htr..i M
lon of rcelinKx.iind Iclona catno to
he chprlahed in thrmiHnlviw, so thnt
mnn's llfo has become a dollhnrate
practice, ) , ;
"Whon this creation of beautiful
OhJCCtH. Or tlifv- ImnuHC.I
Rlon of 'foelinira -or IiImu i. i..ih.
tlonnl crentlna nnd ghorlHlilnir ofl
the beautiful, nmn'a llfo booomea
nnrldhod 'ami in..ninn.n ...
loarnn not only to llvo, but (o Uvo
uviiuiiiuiiy. ,
Tho flrnt 'iioem nmy havo been
an accident, nn Mt io,i.nn
geata, hut morn than ono number
mi hid 11H1.B1 iot enn bo reckoned
mount caiiiairopniPtt. .
An (irmv tttHnnt
m 1 e ' LUim U fi
frlond y aiirnninnf- thnt i..
twoon two younff cKniilafim of rtif.
feront tlenominntintin i. .
tho nenlor chaplain clovorly got tho
hnllnH s hla A ....... us
brotheV- h.an',,1: .A ' " , Zl
are both riolnir the ..'
are wn not?" whir,
L...".Wo crlnl"'y re." replied the
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WHO HAS REACHED THE LIMIT
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In your present position do you wish to add toy"1" j
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We have an excellent opening for n district rep""
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