UY A GEM OR EVER,-
ADY RAZOR TODAY
ll of Those $3.00 Models
Ofl'ered for $1.00
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Conqueror
Triumph
Champion
Peerless
Supreme
Viotm
See Our Window.
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All 11:;th :osmwcd).
“Dido‘s. xix-:1 sound like some no
call :1 for hip?" l-Loggudy Andy ask-
gwi, .29 he caught linggcdy Ann’s arm
fund sloypcd her.
‘5‘ “i heard something, but I could no:
glzear just whlt was called." Raggedy
Elms. rcplicli in a Whisper.
} " Est-.133" Raggedy Andy said,
"there is was again."
“Help: Help!" some one cried.
‘It'é 0W3." the other side 0! “lat
.yrrm: Mg stone." Raggedy Ann whiz»
‘ "Dr‘s run over real easy and
flu-r! '1.
‘ n we can see
losimi» upon the stone. the
iwho it is."
The two Ragged” caught hold of
;h.u:«ls and ra 1 over to the large stone
Hui-“l. when they reached it. they saw
Old Friends at the Old
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
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' Cigars. They m “in agar:
made It that price.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
' will buy y or household
race. papers. junk and all
nail-hand goods. Anything you
v. Price according to the quali-
.5 the goods. A square deal
7. .55.
PHILIP P. MONEY
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in: steps they climbed until they could
oak over the top of the great stone.
“Sow [We got you this time." a
sail, “and this time I shall not
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! "Help! Help!" home one Cried.
‘ iiizlc steps leading-up to the top.
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51‘)! you get away.
j "uh, plulse.‘ Mister Imam. don‘t
[Akr‘ me to )our house and make me
lump (he wood {or you. I have. to run.
:tn in" store for momma and go: a
g [‘1 r;r.j.'.< worth’oi‘ needle eyes and bar-
1::- hnvk 5:. the! she can finish her
Qt. wing-"um: l have to "
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‘ ? More £043) 2"
:«ehand Coed: Always on Sale w“... ._..,, a M 0, wood ‘0 h, chopped‘
g F. s. LYON
3 OB PRINTING
loath Horn!)
‘ "Ha? You won't lunc- to run to the
Mister Doodle laughed.
good I am too tirml to do it myself, so
{son’re got to do it."
"You arr.- .: mean man. Mister Doo—
’~ and I just but you had better run
. homo and chop the wood your-
brt'orv you get into trouble.“ Kai;-
$-i.'1 {mm the top of the
21;:1‘ 7"
"l 4 so Mr. hon-slim lauzhed.
"l Kla“3\' l xii-l lalgn Margxa'
J :I:
924?
tCoyy‘x-glfi. lilif..-Ly Johnny Gruzlie-
home to‘
chop my wood if I want to.” and ms-
ter Doodle started to pull the little gill
along behind him through the woocu»
".‘(ow I'll tell .you what. Mister Doo-
idlc." cried Raggedy Ann, “if you do
jnot let go of Marggy before I counl
lthree. you‘ll find yourself standing
upon your head!" .
‘ “Ha! Ha: Ha!" Mister Doodle
; mashed. for. you see, he did not know
3mm: ail Raggedy Ann or Ragged)"
lAndy had to do was to make :3. wish
.and tine «Wish would come true, "I’d
like. to see a mafia“ keepime from
taking Marggy home to chop the wood
for me?" .. C
"One!" said Raggedy Ann. “Two!"
she added after a pause. “Now you’d
better let go!" she warned. But Mis-
ter Doodle gave Islam‘s pull and
started away.
said Ramsiy
‘All right."
“Threel”
'And I wish that he bumps up am;
down. real hard!" mid Raggedy Andy.
as Mister Doodle turned upside down
and stood upon his head;
“Oh! You must be fairies!" Marg-
gy cried. as she saw Mister Doodle do
just 3.5 the two Raggedy: had wished.
A’nn.
g-y." Raggedy Ann said. a; she and
Raggedy Andy jumped (mm the large
stone. “Now let's run to your house
'Lerore Mistcr Doodle gets upon“ ,his
feet again." And each. catching one
of Harm‘s hands. the two Ramdys
ran through the woods until they came
to a little house. an?! into the door
th‘y jumped.
NEW MIN 01’ ‘
REPRESENTATIVES
NEW' YORK. Nov. 10 {Assocated
Press).—Returns from all t three
Congressional districts. where results
“'t‘fi’ still undetermined at noon today
show :24 Republicans. 205 Democrats.
on. Socialist. one Independent, and
0:: ~ l-‘urmcr-labor elected to the new
House of Represontath’es. .
T0 MODIFY DIMIGRA’IIIOX RE-
STRICI'IONS
\VASHIXGTOX. Nov. 10.-—Proposals
to modify immigration fest-Fiction.
in 0rd»:- to provide the country with 8
gr. star labor supply has the approval
of Secretary Malian. it was said today
at the Treasury. although the score-
ta r)‘ n-lieves some means of selection
should be devised so that. more labor-
vm might onter the country without a.
corresponding increase or other classes
of immigrants. .
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Coryl'ult, ”Jim I.“ Cog. m
it ‘ ' The substantialloaf‘ .
the- man of the house likes
:“I‘ A firm, substantial loaf, fine grainedkand with the
wheaty flavor that means real food, always miss the
man’s approval. This is the kind of bread thathouse-Q -.
wives are always looking for.
And this is the bread the'Six Bakers? patterned by; ,
the good old homemade loaf—when they Came together
and compared recipes to make their pcrfechasterLoaf. . .7
Only the finest ingredients are used in their rich : ’
recipe. ’ Only the best blended» flours, whole milk,
sugar and shortening.
Get it for your husband tomorrow: .
the rich full-flavored Master Imf'm- flit wrapper With
‘the checkered tea towel pattern. '
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is
WhiteRose," ..,
"No. we a_re only two rag dolls, Mars-'1
government and good citizenship," he. 00 , . , ‘ ’ .
53m, ' . ’ . _ l 0.0 ~ , . ~ _ _ , ,
‘Titesc contests will be organized o; .0. 3 , , 7 . 7 ‘_ ._
Dr. l-L. D_'Shyrter, who has been: & 7 , _ 7:
granted one year's leave of absence; 3 , , . . , , -
. from {he Cufferfiity of Texas.‘ WW“. ,. . _
Shutter. w‘bo is director general of the; .0 . 7 7 7 > 7 7 ‘
‘ lnfiurszholaaticf We of Amerisn: . » , , ,, , 3. ,, . , ,7 W . .
. mu umnemejeam m the interest: 0:9 aplro S- ea 0 e eason > e i?
. G: the citizenship bureau." 2,, _ ¢ , .
' “39151 watche; with specially designed
.‘cons'refi- The mono sewn, I: place?
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smell). . . ,,
sum “‘61. 2
3:00 p. m—Mid-atternoon news
broadcast tarnished by Boston ‘
l i , .
3:36 p. m—Eluml pram-am- ' ‘
5:004 p. Ins—Market report, 13:8. Bur-
eau of Agricultural Economiér;
Brighton Live Stool; Market. Fruit: ?
and Vegetabla Mark: ct, Dairy and
Produce Hark. at. Chicago Live Stock:
_Market. (485 meters). i
6:30 p._ Vm.-—Boston police refmrts.
Boston police headquarters; late
new: flashes. early sport news, Boa»
ton Amen-Ran. ’
9:30 p. inf—min: program: . "
.rmat": What Among the“
, . 1er Books,” by John Clair ‘
' minot. literary editor of the
Boston Herald. The first?
of a. series of book talks bx!
Mr; Minot. - '
Ill—Canoe“. Miss Maude MacIB- 2
, (coal:t Scotch contralto. for-
mer soloist oi the First‘
Methodist Episcopal church
of Boston: member or the
Copley Club Singers. Mrs
j'ivian Fraser- Bellows:
pianist and accompanmt.‘
was .--~:. y * _
om momma mo
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1.-—-(a) "Lin! G -y - . ' . ‘ .' . '-
Wests “u . gomfmI-otgi Fromr8130 A. II. untill P. K- onr doors gull he ogen to all and
(b) “100,. Down Dear Eyes" f NOT - any oourtexiee or; tarot: we can extend to warm fill-be ,
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(c) “Haney Chile". . smoking? , cheerfnlly gram , . 1 ’j,
‘ Miss Maclntosh.
2.—-Piano sum—Selected.
. Mrs. Bellows- {
3,—(a) ‘fDrink to Me Only Witnf
Thine Eyes"—Old English-
(b) “Old Black Joe". ....Fostér'
(c) 'The Sweetest Story Everi
Told" ............. Stults'
Miss Maclntosh.’ I E
l.—Plano solo—Selected.
‘ Mrs. Bellows.
5.—(a) “Ga: to Set-p" ...... Fisher
(b) “‘Brr‘eath o' Bloomin’ Heath-
2 ‘. . . .......... . . - . I
(c) “Wee noose Hang-ratio:
Heather" ........ Lauder l
. Miss Maclntosh.
my err-arms ‘ .
302323 more zupnoml
BEDDING. Nov. :»v.——A horse-back” _
ride from Wallingfoni to Texas was
halted early ye‘rtosrday morning—when .
Constable ‘James Delaney Wed 1
George Wehmeyer a; mi was riding
through town on riv- hack of one ani-
mal and leading a second horse be-
hind. After close nuastioning Webe-
meyer admitted (I'm! he had stolen the r
horses from his employer in “Falling-
ford and had Minnie-d. to ride :02 '
Texas. He spent the remainder of the
night in the Dunimz‘y jail and was
taken to “falling—2' rd yesterday to face
trial there on a charge of horse steal-
mg.
Department for Saturdey We Em Will
_' ‘ Enable Us toDo ‘
LLDAY’SWBU} INESS
‘ ,1N'4 1-2 HOURS» .
SHOP EARLY!
B AKG AINS IN EVERY
. . DEPARTMENT
'l‘hrooghont Every
PROMOTE NifiGES-L BAR '"~ ‘ . -
onrmmc-an ooxm‘rs
tears will 1:»: lie-5d on Patriotic Day,
Associated. Press).~,~A national era. ,- .
torical CoLZ‘cSt {or Amerimn law _ l » - _ '
Schools “2;: be undertaken by the ' ' ' ,
citucnsblp bureau of the American . . .
law attack will be rundermken by the:
citizensr ours-an or ' the American;
Bar A5 ties, according to 311-:
nouncemu... by P.- E. L. Sonar of Dal-E,
{as chairman. ,of the committee on’
Alilcricu. Citizenship oi the American'
Bar Assault-ion. The bureau was 68-.
tahlishcd an order to {Hornet-e the con- ‘:
test. he declar‘ed- . 1
"Activities of the bureau during the
current Collegiate year will be to con-
(loot era-1mm contests among‘Amel-i- i
can law schooLv. to consist of the pub:
lic discussion '01 prescribed subjects inf
the fields of America-n constitutional
a
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBIJCr-SPAKTSH WAR VETERANS AND CREW 0? U
s. oLoosrze—vxmms or FOREIGN was—Mex LEGION—$7131, m,
33931.0. A. c., o. H. G. AND THE 192ml “ammu- m1) newer, c. N. o.
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D 000 99300“50‘99‘003‘"969.900.009.099
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A series of local: state. district. bio;
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W‘g’fl“
district and ndtiorial contests will be!
.heid- open to all ’ nudergraduates at
:any reputable American law school
[xi-bio}: had a ,registration of fifty}
tstuclei'u‘..s during the preceding ace.-
dcmic year. it i§ planned- _ 4 >
At least four entrants must martinis"
pate in a. local contest to he held on.
Lincoln‘s birthday. February 12; The"
winners in the local contests will go to"
; a. state contest. to be new on the even-
‘mg or \Vashington‘s birthday. Febm- -
ary 99* The winners in the state conw
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. . Ends Saturday, NoVember 10th i
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"ThisIsAnImportant Call to You. Be Here to Reap a
Harvest. As This Is Positively Your Last ,.
Chanee to Buy air-Oar Sale Prices
-g.
test will then engage‘in one or eight
district contents to be held on tho
Petr-lotion. .fl , 7
evening of April 14. . Bil-district con-
tests will be’hel don " Patriotic Day,
'Aprii 19 and the final natio'nal’eontest
{will occur at Washington on the-even, .
iins or ~Hergiorialm May 30. 'E‘hm
Zara the tentative plans outlined by m.
;Saner and. Dr. Shorter. 7 ‘
Traveling expense of the contegt- l .
antswfil be predated at the state. bi- % ,.
Edisrict. and national contests. and -
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13m repmnting the mamma-
Emiatlon'rm be awarded ‘to first:
iand‘eeoond honor met: attheémtrlot
for theEugSmnOver rim-Door -.
Winners lathe national comm; finf‘,
be awarded, cash prigez at SLWG and? ,
3590 respectively. ”Dr. Shutter de-L-l .
elated- 3’" e, ‘ ,
more
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not
or sea-rum: twin
memos. Nov. 1eé~e8cooana rue...
the worldfs n9 ,. . m mum-1w
hasbeen'thé 91mm mt ,
thievelentnred momma: 013. '
35.33 or the-bureau one-night may
:gad stole; number-'9! > m.»
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tap floorotthe low building. no
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