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U,, BALTIMORE, NO, 35-1922, (9 al HIS STOPPING POINT “Pald yeur tallor's bill yet?" asked friend. “Can't,” replied the young man, “Pald the florist?” “Quite impos.” “What about your motoring bill? “They're still sending it in.” “If you can't pay for your own liv. Ing,” exclaimed his friend, in disgust, “why don't you be deceng enough to dle?” “And then run up an undertaker's bill?" retorted the young man. “My dear chap, there's a limit!” He Was, Though. “Norah,” sald Mrs. Deadbeat, the top of the stairs, “tell the who is ringing the 'ell that I am not receiving today!” The servant girl went to the and sald something to the man; she stepped Into the hall and upstairs: “I told him yon were not todayy ma'am, but he says deliverin’, he's collectin'!” Jil [CHEESE . door he ain't A WISE LOCATION Customer: it don’t smell good, C. Food: Pardon me lady! It's the cheese on the next counter, isn't It terrible? At Last. Perpetual motion’'s here Yes, it's come Just watch your own stenog. Chewing gum. The Best to Be Moped For. “You appear to be universally popu lar in your district,” “There's no such thing as universal popularity,” answered Senator ghum. “But I do pride myself on the fact that I have been able to limit my an Washington Star to Time to Economize. “A thousand dollar loan will put me my feet,” sald the citizen in dis “Get on your feet first and I'll talk yon," replied the banker. “Eh? “You parked have a brand new sport car out In front” indiscretion, seek political honors? “Yes,” said Mr. Peckton. “1 told her a woman's place was In the home ! nounced her candidacy.” A Voice Connoisseur. praise my singing, but haven't any range.” “Never mind about the range, my dbar, when we are married, I'll buy one.” you know 1] GOOD COMPANY “George says If | refuse him, he'll go to the dogs” “That's the place for a puppy like Kim.” They're All Right. Oh, let the flappers flap, We know they cannot cook; But we don't care a map, We like the way they look. Anything Goes. “You'll have to entertain the guests Exert yourself.” “I know an Irish joke” “Is it fit for mixed company?” “It's fit for mired company nowa days.” Showing Claws, © “It seems that here has been lit tle snubbing among the students at the Naval academy. “Yes,” replied Miss Cayenne; “I am afraid a few of the boys are training themselves to become not sea dogs but sen cats.” Falr Enough. “That fellow quotes Shakespeare senselessly.” “Well, if he knows his own line of talk is trivial #t Isn't a bad idea to use the stuff of a better man” i : | i i i set before them. ee. Gaon lM 1 al NE hs § AVegetable PreparationfbrAs- § ting the Stomacis and Bowels er A helpful Remedy | Constipation and Diarrhoed and Feverishness f Loss OF SLEEF Foc Simile Signatare of civ —————————— Tax GrTaTR GOWPAXY: NEW YORK. ga rT PY | FSR hE 3 FRR a 4 Exact Copy of Wrapper. Children Cry For R10]: . Your Friend, the Physician. The history of all medicines carries with it the story of battles against popular beliefs: fights against prejudice: even differences of opinion among scientists and men devoting their lives to research work; laboring always for the betterment of mankind. This information is at the hand of all physicians. He is with you at a moment’s call be the trouble trifling or great. He is your friend, your household counselor, He is the one to whom you can always lock for advice even though it might not be a case of sickness. He is not just a doctor, He is a student to his last and final call. His patients are his family and to lose one is little less than losing one of his own flesh and blood. Believe him when he tells you—as he will—that Fletcher's Castoria has never harmed the littlest babe, and that it is a good thing to keep in the house. He knows. MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA GENUINE CASTORIA ALways Bears the Signature of o THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORX CITY. Bells Made of Porcelain. the possess the famous chimes of 60 porcelain bells of has been said, It Is lens of these In a few weeks cathedral of vhich so much that thine ¢ Lil sald bells es I orde”. be now of the first no seem to Until ise has a fact which will chimes of Metz an un It is Missen, “where socalled den” china from 1710 18683. there is a house constructed of that material. such 1 make of the equaled however, curiosity. that at of the was carried on His good health, says a vegetarian, is the result of eating ne meat and chewing it well SUSPENDERS 'S Wear or more stwed (The and 5c), wre (B0e) and By {ail wives, rubber to rot from beat or swent. Phos Springe ive the stretch bye. If he oun 't supply you, send ie e-HaL Tou fet oa prAna: name on bodkle. Write i. Nu-way Stretch. WAY STRECH SUSPENDER COMPANY ’ iz 7 TT i que iE : i 5 ear Your Complexion with This 0id Reliable mymber. deep FOS ALU results for over 25 years. 60¢ and $1.20 the bottle STR Rr SE HANCOCK Lijin sums | SOCIAL DUTIES TOO ARDUOUS Old-Fashioned Farmer Realizes He Could Never Keep Up With the Procession Today. Untrustworthy Man Had Good Reason for Wanting His WAfe to Give Alarm for Fire. ager was kno ns the worths 1d never “What kind of farming experience liam Si wr ” the reporter. I replied the philosopher, When 1 do was asked Klinker- aught in a ulating sven an seemed an impos- {did you have? “Well, son” “lI only bad a light lived on a farm all you ba { plant ( weeds, milk cows, slaughter pigs, doc tor sick chickens, fix go to | town after the mail argy with light | nin' rod agents, %ttend the county | fair once a year, cut wheat an’ have | { it thrashed, shuck corn, churn butter, | dig potatoes, buy fertilizer, mend the broken plow with a piece © wire, break calts, wash the and’ do { things like that. It was hard enough jife then, but just think what it is now, | havin’ to be a farmer and keep up| they they'd bring matches and | with the radio, fox trottin’, silk shirts | kindling "Philadelphia Ledger. | and at least two cars! Son, even at! asta ————— { my age I might go back and do old-| The Busy Wife, | fashioned farmin’, but I'd never be! Kriss—Why don't you get your wife | able to keep up with a modern farm-| to sew that button on your coat? | er's social duties."—Indianapolis | Kross—She is too busy. She is | New 8. working on four picture puzzles, read {ing two continued stories, anfl follow- | Ing up five serial pictures in the mo Judge. He hs cious lie or In cir only it sibility for him to distinguish between fact and fiction, once loosed. He was humbly shortcoming attack d to kind { * yet, ultivate, mend fence, hoe his tongue was windmills, aware of this Once a caught water bucket, the small outbuilding fire. He hurried for the and called to his wife, “Run out to road and holler fire !™ “Holler yourself!” she shouted backs | while she rac with another pail “Me!” he returned. “Who'd come if I hollered fire, I'd like to know? If wool aid, One Island, but Two Names Before Greater New York became | vies Greater New York what was then | Staten island and Is now the borough of Richmond was then and is now Richmond county, says the New York Sun. The Past Office departwent has never recognized the cousolidation of | the muficipalities and Brooklyn Is | still a separate post office, as distinct { from New York as Chicago, Red Wing or Tilly Foster, i ! Richmond county has two post of | ices. Richmend, which is the county | | seat, and Staten island. Not many | | persons know there is a post office on | | Staten island named Staten island. | | The railroad name is Tompkinsville, | The other towns and villages in Rich | mond county are substations of the | two post offices and there is one rural | delivery route, The miser does not own his gold his gold owns him, Fettered by the Franchise. A member of the National Woman's party tells a story of the old days when every effort was being made by suffragist speakers to enlist the sym- pathy of women of every class, One speaker was addressing an associa tion of cooks and chambermaids in Chicago. “You women should all vote!” she exclaimed, Whereupon one seeker after infor mation asked: “Wouldn't we heve to live in one place for three months? 10° They are GOOD! Shave With —-— — have na
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