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To Buy Stocks - 'he keepers l and ho was exp-i-ti-- raved Some Virtue of Leuio XIV tine not overlook the of lwir XIV man am! a a king tu admit that ia Sinn imi'Ttaiit reiqcci he “tried to dn hi duly" say Longman's Maga- ine H a a a hardworking soverof adminla-eign both in thi- aplo-rt ration and in that social apkora which wa to hU mind no kaa !m- So ciMir'ii u that he never portant woman about the paired the palace without lTing hi hat ha car-- j tied pol-tto tha level ' f a fire ar' ri-t-- Jt gi Tt-:- fart H rs rv&e thsi cr‘le !r:i?y Uni v bu from irtiArr au inih nrkti 1 ft" new Ibe B'il fit1 l’p hut m foni bVb Ilijr xg w fx fen srr tfl tdi (r tom furo'ar tot k If f r&hlih :"R)bUin (ff RSCI-- i !m pjgi i wt: l lil l'p ur t:wafe ttUj'isbl 1 Ik enor-mi'ii- - sbi i llurkrl UUtr i frpeuwiaj'P iCaiMJ r e finri e CUMMINGS COMMISSION CO ——BROKERS' Chimm Owvm Ca Mean Sak Lakt St Yv ' ant Stacka Crn Sb a anJ Mull EMillent Opportunity to Arrange for Your Reception at SL Louis During the Fa'r Free if you iuH-ng Ing to the Louisiana l’urchase Exposition St I anils opened by I’i evident Runaerelt i April 3"th liiOl It will be very much i tu your adianRge to correspond with (Mr F II Wnrsley No 411 Dooley block Salt la!:e city I'tab I Mr WorrU-has arraiigcd to hara all bi parti' met at the Si Louia depot and escorted to thrlr todglnga wblcb will be reserved in advance Information relative to passenger r betel ticket limit I ranlain and all other necessary Informa-- ! linn asked for will be cheerfully given free of charge Thi will especially lx of benefit to thrac desiring to travel with Utah partlca or in partlei ot four or five School teachers will also hear something to their Intereita by ' writing shove party Mls-isuu- ri Excnif OPK KtltBLOa SALT LAKE CITY UTAH y FREE to WOMEN A Large Triil Box and book of in (tractions absolutely Free and Post paid enough to prove the value oi PaxtineToilet Antiseptic Putina la In powder d iMilt e in to wat-- — r Ed ur cu perforin liquid prop-k- - e Ancient Whistling Jars Among the ruined citiei of Peru nearly fifty different kinds of musical Instruments have been found Unique strong these are many double whistling jars or musical water botNear the top of the first or tles front Jar which ia usually surmounted by a human or animal figure Is the whistle When tba the opening Jar hare been partly filled and are swung backward and forward a number of whistling sounds are produced A the vessel swings forward and up-- I ward the water la lowered In the In first jar and rises In the other the backward motion It rashes back into the fint forcing the air out through the whMle ! enrtente etery hoe mikr re Antiwplk holw-lk— ia-- t longer— goto hi rt her— hat more nar In the family and more gold Ihenany antlxptic preparatlsn you ua buy : dii The formula of a noted Boston phyikian and used with great success as g Vaginal Wash for Leucorrtaa Pci vie Catarrh Nasal Catarrh Sore Throat Sore Eyes Cuts and all soreness of mucus membrane In local treatment of female I!! I’axtins Is Invaiu-ibia Vaginal VYa-wn L'H i e it nptal f ur chailtncn thn wM to tbonmahnew iLnarvi 'ati'n in rirati-luand healing powr it k!! all germs wbiib cana inllauiinalin and discharge All ln'i:i)filriirg--- i ktiiiui!ii prlecms K box II v- :t Imt rd I Ukn a (ulniinia— ili'p-- i Miiii lk hii on Write fur the Free Sins of I'axtlnn loIny it h I'm-’u- 'ri'lTt v K FAXIOX CO u(r Mr Ztxton Mass Pop Bldg stop-ove- I nliMptlte contafring rlon m hick Irritate furtecet and cleanaimt For rtit 4 rr 1—iiinim FL©U R BEST PHOENIX PATENT HIGH MADE BY OGDEN & ELEVATOR MILLING Cu UTAH OGDEN MICROTINE rr" A Ii fur rH'nrr1 fuel iu t Drr pn!ive v I t f I abl I 172 NiMh Street Saa Francisco CaL MygQ 5000 CODIES speed" PIECES STANDARD tfOO 4 rilMavfArfV' WCOPIESfprtK't I da ant Mlievs Ptio's cars for Conmmpttan If’i1- - fMbd Aif Wtaft PIANRC rf ha’irAf-riNlUD A t j i £ ' vi Sts aa equal lor turha wad colds— Jon 9 — w I'M M rla tUllnBuvan Irtaliy Bpnagn lodn Ftb it l!Mt Sa fauitnn string- - ami I lliiug THE MrgANNON BROS MUSIC CO Japanese I rained Nurses Ill ufssningfon An Ogunn Uiae The Japanese trained nurse la (lid lo Im the equal of the American and English trained nurse the women of Japan Lsring attended the hospital BAILEY A SONS training schools both before and after 1 E American and hs war with China IkhI tsulk It tall till Cttf krid4arlrr tbi hat quail's Alflla English trained nurses are tha S"i im iim avl lUrl-- B -U drain In these Institutions which Ifav nr Mall In eri In lw ai fnri are said to equal the best of their apicial piasi in any country One has to read THE DAISY FLY KILLER ihis wrl of thing in cold print before 2 (NRai e iir I It even then It la hard to rir i Ii ra ribs aa typhoid associate anything so tables sterilizing hath 3TI operating Ml Injir JW'X - ll- I lrT lent and clinics with tt soft smll-- I ng childlike lint'- Japanese women i 9- ALFALFA SEED lr rij!a r-- ! f 1 at-r- -- UrYL ''‘''‘'"'"'I fliiAAAAiiAimilAmmmjtf iAAiimAAiAaimU A RICHTER REAL ESTATE sold heme bougkl amre km Iknutak mv sgeary Ikon sny other la Mnr wiaktowliorlt Ityeu dun M nml nr Ni tjiKiCitr i ' I L Burlon Ml 4A rf ft ?r- Vr - ffthttl MB' fife I H41 OFFICER A89AYIRS - I 2 I I M II H ll rf ri fir yti rB firrijlBtR 14 RfkfR fffefer' tt or fii ffpf liftdk l nti YS:tuV-- : flf A I MwbB !Llt Ui q CO Cuj RICHTER W SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO — — AND CHENIISTB J fail Flrnt Bnnlh Balt Lahn City-'mtmnmrmwTTTt trmmtmmmwne I 44a t r tu buy btt'im Is Wimwt ktn Snssty Ca Cuk ssi ft' Lai 7 vf ri'if 414 M If i 4 PfUMft Hd"rifkd Ilultn ASBAYS RELIABLE H 4 4I l Antenos SV vgqen Aasay Lo 1fSaamas ins Wuen Answering Advertiserrents Kindly Mention This Paper W N U Hmt lnkn - No aV H'O M 14 ! tna WSlTS VOS CATAlOSuS BALT LAMB OITY SOUTH AND MAIN Demand thn Utan Hand Made Horse Collar from U COL( w W8F3" LV MADE boat tha sound grew more Intense and In tome place as the boat moved oa It could nut be heard at turd I should ton the phrase unclean If I were you whatever you be And yuiii-and strung I'll Is etreuiiy tu the LMnl who ennut And syA Ihe weak I'd held alung I ahuulil give an urtn ti the aged one Vi n utter the lw I'lute I iluuiM solice the weiiry and cheer the lone Amt aid the poor at the gwIf I were you O aweet tir youth in yuur halcyon morn I ahouid try to lighten the poor man's lade And mare In the burden borne I shun' I try tu win the ear and the trust Uf tie erring into iin: I should seek totripped sufirn the hardened rruat TUI the love of Qod ehone In If I were you nnd especially you A Spool Gun Easily Mads With the drone ynurg hart and hind I ehoiibl help with a kind)' a id ur l a gun that ran be made In Here two a minutes (! t two rubbir bunds TIpho- - w reeked on the social etiand— The outcasts who ar under eclipie and a spool from which the Iiereilrt on life'e tossing sea— And ierchanre you might near from Ihe Maeiei line— “Ye have done It unto me!" - glrl-mal- d f'-- good-size- —Walter L Sky-Hig- Howden I a ioiV all On other occasions ue sound resembled the lulling of hr!! the boom Ing cf guns and the noise of an Acoiian harp For a hug time he was unable to trace the cause but at length discovered that the sounds wi-r- made by the shellfish hundreds of them opening their shill" and closing them wi'h sharp snaps Tfcr noise partly muf Ced by the water numd'-Indescribably weird He was finally led to tha mnchiiion that as the si e!ifih made the sounds they probably had some mianing and that the clicks might possibly be a warning of danger when the shallow water was disturbed by the boat l wine an eatable? When lit'le tart Why an- - e and i Ihe happ'est ol they are in tapi-In!- - all the rest are in purga When it r! : j ! I ' yourdnalar Superior to the mi- chine made You will never have trouhln with Fame held NEW PENSION LAWS XU Mi SilUVS IIH hr Milt BIG V BAa : ry Where Rain Cornea From Where docs ail the rain come from? From the cbm Is you say? Yes hut that doesn't go very far What arc cloud"? T! ink a lilt Have yon ever close at hand which seen auytl'i-looks like a iicii'? Of course you have There I the siream that cornea out ft the tjH't of the kettle or out of Yes that the funnel of a Is cloud am! It I exactly the same thirg that you fcc up In the sky on a rainy cay It may iccm a funny thing to say bn' a r'itid is u'lnply water dust Wa'rh the puffs of Heam coming out nf lo- ep:ri' and you will notice that quit- - rli'M' to Ihe fill: lie! you see noth-- I I' is only a few Inchea Ing at a’! away from the mouth that It begins to look cloudy 0r i Orchestra This ft-r- Every boy or girl who has lost any pigeons to the hawks should know thla little trick the Chinese play on tb raiders of their pigeon flocks A missionary In China writes: “Walking near Peking one day I heard a whistling In the air looking up I law a flnek of plgeona overhead 'Wlat!' I exclaimed ‘do Chinese pigeons whistle?' “There was a Chinaman passing and I asked him about It He took from hie dress a art of small bamboos joined with One wire— as In the accompanying sketch— and handed them to me It weighed only a few pennyweights ““That Is what makes the whistling' aald he ‘We tie these to the backs of carrier pigeons looping the strings around the root of the wings W'hen the pigeon la flying the wind rusbe into the bamboos and makes them whistle This scares away the ao that the pigeon can bring hawk It message safely Sometime there la only one bamboo whistle hut If there are more they are assorted ao aa lo make a harsh sound when blown all at' one time’” The little bamboo whistles must bt if- Int-h- thn ad ha Fasten one beep taken nibber upon the spool by binding It tightly with the other The arrow Is any thin stick that will slide easily through the uol The best arrows are made of dowel which are three Inch thick feet long and These may be purchased at any hardware store at a cost of tine cent each Sharpen one end of the arrow and cut a niche In the other To use place the arrow In tha spool put the rubber In the niche and puli both rubber and arrow out as far as If the spool la held In the possible left hand and the rubber la strong enough It will shoot tha arrow fully fifty fii:t away orchestra Tala of a Mirror Dear girls and boys did you ever think of the stories treasured In that large mirror of which you have to be so careful? Would you ever suspect from Its shining appearance that tha great glass has grown old by looking and reflecting? All kinds of pictures have been net within its frame many of your own some laughing and bright others pouting and sad The peculiar thing about a mlrrrr la that It always gives you back exactly what yon bring to IL There would be the boys and girls and father sliding down the halii-dehurrying out to save the chandelier there you would nil be aronml the piano singing “My Country Tin of Thee" and there— oh! there la your birthday party! Oh look at the children' gay clothe and see the pretty decorations! Can you see farther back— there In the corner— where looked mother's when abe was little? And her cousin Jack In his pink satin clothes bowing the pretty little lady Their No games were stately in those day romping for them Little Nellie dancing up to examine what her new d rinses never sad picture might have laen there before hers and how her fresh would brighten It How the old mirror must feel like coming from the wall and taking a turn with that round-eyelittle nald It surely must lova the little folk even better than Ihe grown-upeople for they do not take It ao many cares r Evening Up The Home-MadGauge “I wish you would not glvs ns aucb level a them open place away short weight for my money' aald the from tree and buildings with tha customer to a grocer who had an out' moulh of Ihe funnel about a foot from standing bill against him The bottle should bo the ground “And I wish you wouldn't give me fattened In position to avoid being ' such long wait for mine'' replied the overturned by the wind and should grocer A Few More Conundrums What bird Is a peddler like? A rest perfectly level When the measure Is to be taken hawk Willing to Oblige Why Is a tight boot like an oak the water should be poured Into a "I may aa well tell yon yonng free? Because It produces a corn graduated glass and the number of man” aald Mlsa Spooner! father cubic Inches calculated which will “that I always close up tba house and tarorp) How do you wallow a door? Bolt give the amount to the area of tha turn out the lights by 10 o'clock" It top of the funnel “Don’t bother air” replied Why la a wntehman like a mill Jack Nervy “I'll attend to that for A Laughing Plant lie goes his rounds horse? you" Them Is a “laughing plant" that Why Is a thump like a hat? BeIt gets Its nama cause It Is fell grows In Arabia An Unwilling Victim Where should a starving man be from the effncl upon thn people who ent Its seeds The native In the dissent? To Hungary trict where tha plant grows dry theae Why Is the sun Ilka a man of fashion? Because It turns nlglt Into lay seeds ard make them Into a powder If a farmer raises 205 bushel of A small dose of tkee causes thn most wheat In dry weather what would ha staid and sober persons to dance and i raise in wet weather? An umbrella shout and sing and act altooat like a I After this tha When Is a door not a door? Whn madman for an hour victim falls Into a deep sleep and It's an egress (a m gress) several hours When Is a note not a note? When when he awake aft-he has no recollection of bis antlci It's duo Mew) e In r Q Kry— Who made your I cons lit tie lny? Willie R oton— Madam why do you Interrogate what I a self evident truth? I am the victim of my mother's grill Intention Ml er Hs Had Good Reason Tn Rrlde— Tell me now dear when you proiMiucd weren't you a little me voiis for fear I should say “No"? The Bridegroom (who hs married for money)— I should think I was Why I owed nearly '(Kin and my creditors were getting awfully crusty In It To do this blow sharply on tha aide nf the dollar whlrh Is next to Your breath will eausa ll to yon tilt over as though It were on aa axis Keep on blowing and a current of air will he produced which will sweep up the tinny and hurl It out of tha Tima Works Wendsra Rentlmental Rue— Only last season Maud declared aha wouldn't marry a man unless he aas a hero Tantalizing Teas— Yes hut she has outgrown that sentiment She's looking for tn old fool with money this season g!"" A KITCHEN RANGE TO PUT UP s n-- I ! : i i ill! i Ii: ii ‘Matthew Arnold la an In Hla hrala doa tellectual dyspeptle not digest properly'" TIM ttiuih-i- SIOO Reward $100 will k slewel te Mel uf Ibla oSn KrriwVe ikuadaace la l Iraai w HM '" Iu ran la ail lie ala aa aa Mat It Ilal 'a Cuarrk t aia ia Ika naif Waliln In Ifca malli-a- l fraternity Catarrk eu'aauw kaawa krimt a a a --i luiluaal Slaraaa raaalne a euaailta-T- h iara M taken Ikaal irreimeai llail'a I lat aiacoae artlM eiiaai'f a pun l ha MaS IM Iharrkf taaln-flM- r aarfvri at Ik irum ai4 efrla Ika Mitral If Ika tl-- a-a il a iraa ik by laHMIts a tha Ha wark Tba pc pnritra kaaa In aalam la that ik-- y uCN mi inwk f tlih la Iu earaif (hm Hat'lrae Halura fur nr rea that R Ikll la Uaiaf far brail fe I HKSKY CO Tulada 0k AMiaa r J B"4 by all lirum Ma IJr Take Hau l fuuliy Hla fur Mail patina kaa ka-- a Mairk I : ! i ( i rr s ! ii r i it Ji’ i! I E x IS r i a n vt -- t I 'ii ' J Mata TOOK A FIGHT OUT OF BULL Wall Managsd Automobile Tee Muoh for Savage Animal several Dr John Pbllll’M ' owns farm In Essex England and aa ha visits them frequently be recently purchased an automobile and tha carriage In which ha had traveled over hi broad arras for With hla new acquisimany yaara tion he waa mightily pleased until be happened ore day to drive through a Held In which a savage hull was grazing Tha moment tha animal saw the automobile It alerted to Its f" 't and In tha twinkling of An eye mm hcltcr skelter for Mr Phillips The latter waa equal to the emergency Increasing bla speed he charged for the Infuriated animal and promptly knocked It down In a second however the hull waa again on Its feet and with head lowered waa prepai Ing for a second rush but tha farmer was too quick for It for turning tha automobile ha rharged again and struck the bull In the rear with such force that It was almost knocked enseiess This waa Ihe end of tho combat for a soon as It recovered from Its amazement tha hull sneaked nway and never since then baa II ventured lo renew the attack though Mr lbllllps frequently drive close K d This seems hard to do bill boys who have done It say ll In easy Flare a penny In the bottom of a wine or mousse glass rover It with a dollar and then wit Unit touching either coin blow the penny out of thn glass while thn dollar remains ad added: I gm-ss- e Try the trick and see what snreesa you have with It Hew Shellfish Talk n will tell of rurlntts Many clicking nuiids liear-- l on ealtn Bights at sen and th" origin of the noise so alO'ic’li-- r unsccoun'shle simu alarm that It has often rr rnu-li emopg made a A dlsiiiicui-d natuiali-- l raii-fu- l study of the sounds on many rrcalins and found that -it was not a sustained note hut uiidi- up of n nt'iltH'id" of tiny oiips each elear and In Itself and ranging from dlsllnr-a Mgh tr tile to a bass When the ear was applied lo the gunaale of tha Sir Edwin and Matthew Arnold Had Little In Common John Denison Clamplln tePi an amusing story of Matthew Arnold and "8ome the late Sir Edwin Arnold twenty years ago" he says "whan walking with Matthew Arnold on the banks of tba little River Test near Romaey abbey conversation turned op Sir Edwin Arnold and Thn Light of Asia published four or live year It la not necessary to previously enter Into Mr Arnold's opinion of the During the conversation I took poem occasion to ask him If he were related He paused n moment lo 8lr Edwin aa If shocked at tbs suggestion and then aald: 'No we are not of kla Indeed I doubt if be had any right to tha name of Arnold I have been told A few that he la of Jewish deacenL weeks later I happened lo meet Sir Edwin at n dinner In London and prompted by I hope a not unpardonable curiosity propounded n slmllnr ‘No’ ho replied quiet query to him ly with what seemed n shade of asperity In tala tone 'I am not related to Matthew Arnold We are of wholly different families' Then hla face breaking Into hla peculiar amlla he These Melancholy Days “I wonder wlat Inspired Bryant to write the line The melancholy days have come' “ remarked Mrs Smlther Inquiringly “Why In Brynnt's day tha women did their housecleaning in tho fall" said Bmlthers one-fourt- h It AUTHORS NOT OF KIN “Why la bt ao happy?“ asked a curious passenger “Hu can't help ll“ whispered the captain ‘He Imagine! each spout ll a burst of water pipe to be repaired by him at hla old rates” Tha Gun and Arrow made with care In order not to put too heavy a weight on the pigeons but no American boy need he afraid to try to do what a Chinaman can da Besides keeping off the robber lawka every owner of pigeons can have a ' exct-sslv- e long-draw- rt Strong Language Fredericksburg Ind June 20— Rev Enoch P Steveus of this place uses strung language In aiieaking of Dadd's Klduey Pills and he gives good reasons for what be says: T can’t praise Dodd's Kidney Pills too much” says Mr Stevens They have done me so much good I waa troubled with my kidneys so much that I had to get up two or three times iu the night and sometime la tha day when starling to the Waterhouse the water would come from me before getting there Two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me entirely ”1 have recommended Dodd'a Kidney Pills to many people and have never yet heard of a failure Dodd'a Kidney Pills are the things for kidney disease and rheumatism" Dodd'a Kidney Pills always core tha kidneys Good kidneys ensure pure blood Pure blood means good health Plant Was Suffocated A New llami'shire man had a very whu-l- i he kept In hi store chuiii and Irariny that It would be hurt by I 9‘ cold snap frit ilurit g an last winter be placed It In a tight showcase with a small lighted lamp Rescuer— How lurky It I I'm a good In one corner nf the case When hs Now I can save a Ufu by unni-r-! came to the store In the morning ha found hi fern ruined not by the frnrt tunning for help! but by the burning out of all the oxyWhen Subjects Rebel gen In the atr In the ease Tha plant For fhiee weeks be bad borne alV bad simply suffocated the horrors of spring cleaning without ! a murmur Then his patience gave Bottle for a Rain Gauge Any boy can make a rain gauge and way measure the amount of n rainfall for ! “And you" sobbed his wife— “yon used to tell ne I waa your queen" blmsoir “Yes" be said with a wild glare In The simplest form of gauge eon-- 1 his eye “but when a man finds bl 1st of a funnel with a definite area the neck of which fits queen has used hla tobacco jar for say 12 In a bot'lc The rain that falls Into puft- - oak varnish and hla beat meer-- ' the funnel runs down Into the bottle sehaum pipe for a tack hammer ha nf course and the quantity Is mess- - he begins lo grasp tha advantsgaa of a republic"— Stray Stories ured by means of a graduated glass ( Any lny can measure the rainfall Force of Habit for hlmstlf Having provided the funThe master plumber bad become nel and the bottle— the metal cylln- -' der outside Is not essential— let him rich and was going abroad for bla Ot them ai described and then put health On tne voyage a school of whales was sighted and the plumber waa seen to rub hla bands In scats-cle-a Blowing a Penny JALT LAKE CITY Howard Wert You PLENTIFUL GAME be-li- a1 lip at for It Asa Your SEND FOR FREE SAMPLT MOUNTAiN TEA MEDICINE C0t O' P I whoever yon are And especially if ou rn I vhnuld hold to the truth yomtf and resee nr war Im ehnuld aully my tongue: ol! word flse tier 'ivti-rnu- a nnou d ever fncrh dmuaa: I ehiiuld ncrnniy the slang ot inc vulgar re Hunters and Anglers Find Much Bporl In Africa A trader In Ivory and rubber writes as follows of nport on the Kafue River In Africa: “Every morning at daybreak we got up and scanned tha plains with our glasses for game Often our boys called us first to aay that a herd of water buck or hart-bcewas grazing In sight especially Tha If the camp was out of treat river was full of fish—barbel bream pike and tiger fish The' bream were by far the best eating hut tha tiger rih and big barbel gave tha belt sporL Spoon bait with strong pika tackle and a stiff bamboo rod waa all i that was required and trolling d a dugout paddled oy natives wa couid soon make a bag The tiger ii h fight gamely and by breaking water repeatedly very often succeed the honk from their In shaking mouths Barbel ran up to M pounds weight and a heavy one can tow a cam along tba surface at soma AND If tf I were you Window' ftonthln flyrvp Bnfi! iM tram rnjBEiii rirwiiiri rarllii BcibottA AND FISH OGDEN’S G READ i:- st ai the die ' or E ll!ust'-r- d : ti-e- r tll0 time wn uidenly -- d'-'- kn- ahn the Jh-o- t with great pu n (ant— 'V! r:i" Ivj Uit ijhj(i bow yon site iio I'ur'ir a before l isp I T!1tli- - mih'!:ib wa Bt nr'e am i'ril in acu a ringing cheer tiM-utlrenmd-- d building For Woman’s Ills CF SHOW ©tUin w at i!uii-- r I: LCVC by 'nrldcnt of the Early Reput lie Albert Yandam a French writer tells thla stury of tho early days of tho French republic which followed Did She Threw Him Over? “On the downfall of Louis “TIiiii I'laril' l'nrltack 1 a mean day there to Tours a hundred man" volunteers the euuth wearing "What has he done?" enormously boadbrtmnicd felt hats “Yon know l engaged to Tilda and drc-‘- l ia sable rrmerta all Riekrark Well he found a ring orer The lucked like funrral mutes some here I a bargain and gave II and they were evidently determined to her It an I si small for hrr lo act up tu their appearance for What do you suppose he wondrous to relate finger Hey marched did?" without throurh the ilinis "What?" opening the’r lip— a proceeding some“Advised her to diet until aha couli what different from that of the rest gig It on"— Stray Slones As a mattir of rourre tha crowd was tragically Impressed The lmpre Must Look tho Same lion however did nut last long The Little Fister wa ivmplalninf tear volunteers felt thirsty and their chief fully about Mimeilung h r mother had who wore a still more enormous hat r lu-told to do than his men signaled to them In tht 'Very well" a'd grandma “wo will middle of the Rue Rpyale to halt foi trade off this c imuia fur aiuthoi refreshment That spoilt tha whole one" of the business for when "All right" sale little slater “but tragic part had orened thill hornets soul the e'l! live lock Just like my mammouths there was a difficulty of eloo ma now wv’i't we?" The moment drink Ing them again waa In speei h was out They Im Fortunate formed their admirers that they bad come from the department of and that they had made a terriblt pact A hundied and one Including their leader they had atarted frod their homes a hundred and one the If one of them wal would return killed the whole would perish In then efforts to avenge him “ ttfcblr Tho cry ‘lets duck ' Well AVTJ '' fie ii NOW 0 ii- - i ii FRENCH an Ducking of it j iiiu'i‘ la 'he m ifti number if hn one ot iht-cilfij mu Vegefsble Ccmpaund v f This dlarram represents a kitchen range though you would not perhaps It A very little puttirg and a suM'i-clittle more folding will produce It In perf'Ct condition in that It ran hsput If you follow tba Into a doll's kltcli-Instructions you will find that thsra t not enough trouble lo bo worth mentioning sboul making IL rut around nu'llne Then fold nntlsr Is and paste to thn under part of tha lop of the range tho parts AAA riise the fr ft by pns'lng the flaps II R lo fh sides Then fold so that tha flaps pante under tha letters 0 on Hie sides the double side tepether and paste the flops ll D to Ihe top Tasto K E tinder the rim of tha range and th wrk I dona f l'sn f t Mors or Less Biggs— I'nffklns regard hlmsnlf as Ihe one man In a thousand 4 reDiggs— Is Hint all? I thought 9!t2 a the other garded himself Cautious "Do you let work worry you?" "No nor I don't let worry work mg either"— Cincinnati nna Commerdtl-Tri- b to IL Important te Mothers RismlM tarafutly imj belli ot C ASTORIA a Mfosnd sum rowdy for lafaato asd caudn ad sss that IS gigaatais of la Css Far Om ao Years Th Kind To Ilavt Always Bought Beads and Pebble In Africa Ihe S'jrnrm- carries a mall hag of pebbles a an essential part nf his equipment Modern cylindrical glass beads era descended from Ihe beryl and quarts eryslaL Baby lonian cylinder EgypHaa tcaraliVand Mycenaean gem nre not generally supposed primarily alguetfe but amulets i'V ir i’J IS? v 1 V I i i i y i |