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' ‘ 'Aman had a toy store. witha sign
reading. “Dolls" (gig. 1). Ho sold tho
store to a baker. who changed one lat-
ter in the sign. so that it read "Roll"
(fix. 2). The store then chan‘ed hand.
eight times, being owned succesdvsly
by a bird-dealer, a wood-turner, a
ihoo repairer, an auctioneer. a florist.
another bird-dealer. another baker.
and finally a. hardware atoro. Each 9.
owner. in turn. changed one letter in
the sign. just a: the "Dolls" was
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dealer's sign read “Rakes." Can you
tell what the 10 diflennt signs said?

Saturday’s answer:
The number 100 may be formed

”with tour nine: by writin; 99-9
(ninety-nine and dine-ninth”.

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