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r\l> \Y. OCTOBER 8, 1022.
THE nAN'NER-TIERA LD, ATTIF.N'S, GEORGIA
| Fleeing Before Turk Advance
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To Sing for Doughboys Agata
(T'x-Nlli l> > ajntbettc ran 111* of mi* dsvotirlag^eontciit. tiou-alcoliollc.)
* It* alluring fragrance \/AM MU gratifies desire
I tempts a trial ' It'* dellelptM. flaror
BIRDS COME TO TWINS’. AID
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TINTED TOAVELS
' By Hal Cochran
(Copyright. 1022. NEA Service)
PORTO RICAN GARDENS
• The stone w all appeared.
I all happened Just aft the Sour Green Wizarc
O W. t:h hail Haiti. i
.1 know she had Riven Lc«htI
T . . the bail little fairy. a|
n um- egff.
li von break this egg in the
rt-ad in front oi; the Twins,” she
■ ■ ■>• a stone wall Instantly will
in'their |Mirh, so hi«h and
• u eie the mat^lc automobile will !
.\. t pet past it. Then you can |
| • • \ * the TwinH out and take the
1 :.ii(oinobiie home to your master.
Awl it had all happened just as
h* Sour Old Witch had said—
tl.a Is, this much had happened, j
in* stone wall appeared and the
rnmic car had to stop or Ret
I v treked.
l.iRht h'inRers, up In his tree-top
i t here He had hidden in order to
I throw down the egR at tlpvproper .
: me) luijghed and laughed. He \va»
>•* tickled about everything that he .
iROt about RrabbinR the car ns '
j i he Sour Old Witch had said.
I But somebody else was watch- 1
, i hr. The Green Wizard hnd seen (
• verythlng. He had helped the 1
i Twins r|ght along and he witsn’t
j Kolnjc to desert them now. So he
: thought npd thougt and tought.
| Suddenly he s!ap|>ed his knee.
I "l have it.” he said so loudly his
voice echoed ‘and re-echoed over
hills and forests and valley like
thunder. ' «
Off he strode over his tree-tops
and stepped down to the ground
where a three-cornered door lei
into Brownlelnnd. He knocked
■three $im>s and .instantly a
Brownie stuck up h-ls' head.
“May I see Mr. Pirn Pim, the
King of the Brownies?” asked the
i Edna Thomas, Now Orleans concert singer, who entertained thousands
of doughboys in France will slag "The Star Spangled Banner” at the
fW™* 0* American Legion coarentioo at New Orleana Oct, I*.
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Phone 757,
Thld Creek refugee, typical of thousands, Is fleeing before the
(Turiei sh advance In Asia Minor, bearing all hla worldly possessions on
his kick
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FOR SALE
Turkeys 35c Per Lb,
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Rust Proof Seed Oijts,
and Berkshire Pigs;
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JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
BY ELTON
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Railway of Alabama
Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges.
For further information apply to
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A.,
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ragged-looking youth walked up /tele said 1 . * My namt is BIU Dugan
Stranger" The youth shook hai.d» and re- is Stony MeGlynn,” said the
Hello, Willie," and then he invited Jack across a bridge. "Maybe St
m road to meet another boy. ,our gang.” Continued.
Jack Daw, adventurer, halted at a farm house to A short distance away he jumped to the ground
get a bite to eat. The kind farmer’s wife sold him .again and turned his horse. Lightning, toor- to eat “1
some sandwiches and then he hopped on his horse's in the fields. In the meantime Jack noticed a boy pj
back and started down the road. _ • , coming toward him.
Hauling
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