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A man is 71 yrnrs old and his son
I: 34. At What‘uge was the father
three times tho-age of his son? At
what age will the rather he twice as
old as the son?

Yesterday's answer:

OATS
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BELTS
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HEARS
FEARS

Above are ah'owu the different
changes made in the sign by the
VIHOUI mnrchantl who occupied file;
“on. The clothing merchant added ‘
I "C" to Oats." 'l‘iht' gun—smith
changed «he "A" to "L." and auc-
oudveiy by the hardware dealer. the
ncond clothing merchant. the grocer,
tho mimsl dealer and finally the fruit
manhunt.

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Cracker crumbs in bed make us ai-
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lath tub.

 

 

 

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FURNITURE

will lad greater besuly to
your home and save you the
moat money -:. -:. .g.

NORWAIK TRADE GWEN
SPECIAL LITENTION

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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

 

 

 

 

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(VOU SEE I HAVE A
BABY AT my H0038
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