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WANT HD MITES
2 Cento a WorS n t
Minimum Chars* of 40 Canto
loeortioM. Seven tttoss foe tlM
(dice of five insertion*.
All dlacontlnuancoo MUST ba
matfa in paraon at Th* Ban-
nar. Herald Office or by l*tt*r.
Telephone dlacontlnuancoo art'
NOT Wild.
75 - 75
BANNER*HERALO WANT
ADt GET RESULTS
SEE OLTt I’SDIORJfE® tJHBD CARS
before j«u buy. Conolly Motor Co.
J2»c.
FOlt KXCIIANCE—ONE TON. Vruck
first ria** rendition to eXming?
for Ford Coupe. Truck suitable for
.nny, purpose. expectedly for grocery
delivery <,r , hauling country produce
A. II. Darteon. . J27c
Lost and Found
LOST- KMALI* WHITE FOX Terrier,
brown naridiip «»vei» one eye. Ife-
turn to J'r<d. John Morns, 145 Mel!
I'KDIGRKKIY
mI for long and
USED CARS
t ■"« »f*»rtdry rr
dhe fltftirdftce. Conolly
J29c|
PUR HALE—Milk' Cow. frv.h
in. cheap. Fhone 10M-J. J2le,
LOUT—Fair
Money to l.oan
REAL ESTATE LOANS—* PER
cent money, tl&hkern Reserve Sys
tem 4 per t*nt loans are made on
city or farm property to buy, build.
—~ ,'V j improve, or f*ay lnd< btedn«J*a. Bahk-
f Tortoise shell frame l cr * B««erve I^posit Company. KMfc
:»*e Return to Banner- I Bid*., Cincinnati, OhloL )27c
Classified AfreMM fsPORT NEWS
illdogs Facing Realj
Battles In Series With
Atlanta Team Thursday
frturth. Tftfc .gain* km Held Vert Hi
kUrtlftg bjr rttin a«d ttsU iih
a tvet field. Albany plays ln > Ar-
llngton Wednesday.
“| The box score:
Arlington ab. /», h. po. a. •
Hodjrea 2b —4
Cray bill rt 3 0
Adam* IK-:s..b:: < R
Tilra^Kcr $b. —: I 8
Warrior c. -... 4 0
Pavla as 3 •
Smith cf. -3 b
Barnhart If. -— . 3 0
Bloodwjyth 1». 3 •
s' •
n
4 k
2 4
Z 0
Total# ..
Albany—
Iterd il ...
Cooper 3l»
df IMr till BliiMoirs kll Have to play bg?e
I Eldrldce
McCullotl*# Hi
On Thursday nnd
WWk, the Qoorgla BWlOofi Will I ball, the real honest-to-God brand j 8\vann ~ef* ' C
faro ntto n# 111* fcWt amateur base or else take a licking, and our hat
bal IteAm* in the state, when tin |K»es off ^o \|,e team that take* ;
BbTldoga tackle the Perrin Athletic scries from them<
of Atlanta, on Sanford FleltL J «:*n th« »*n«i tekfid, after taking :
ft «,« 0,0 t
ill r. It PJ.-S. •
4 0 1 110
4 0 0 0 1 0
... 4 -~0 1 .8 0- 0
STANDING OF CLOB8
SOUTHERN LFAGUE
CLUB— W. Lt> Pet.
Xe« ‘ Orleans 40 23 .635
„ 14 27 .667
Naknrjjiti 7(1 .662
Atlanta ... .35 ifl. .«*
Memphis 21 31 .US
'Birmingham 20 34 .460
fChattanooga 27 34 .443
LUUe Rock ...; 20 41 .328
• •tf'Tr — ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘
CLUB-
t Atlanta, m Sanford ri<!d; On th- wflay RS»d, alter t;
Listed on the visiting team «r. |8hlt 0! the lineup ’ again.
1 *•*— •—Tin POrkUr [.ifne olhfi
Ilcralil and receive reward.
LOST “TVe~~».d rini', Mndel
to 4C9 S'. Ju- ht'ni Ht,
J29c (
Wanted
J. IsnlHrONO.
Hiring Invtrn
Lumpkin, heat
Kt.
I.N.STRI’«TOR .on
ntr. fall &I3 North
*>Ujfberty. or V. o.
Jul2p
WANTED—JOR AS CflAUFFEL’R
in private family *>r truck driver.
Ad.lr. ss fetu Johnson, 320 Macon Av«.
1! i2"»>
I WILL NOT BE REHI*ON'«iIIILE
f.«r any, made by anyone in
the future i,ther than
Rotary Delegates
To Make Report
Reports from the dVl-r.ites reprt?
Hunting the lornt chib to the Inter
national Rotarj convention
han Just clofied in Ht.% Ixiuls
heard »t the meeting of the Rotary
club Wednesday. President UlMh:
PhlnlsjyOnd Immediate |>adt pres
ident |l«)rton B. Ilndkson were the
itlftgatoa.
J*’orty seven e.funtries were
myself, j pr ((M ,nted nt the convention, pro
27. 1923. JOHN F. LEMON, JR-, pounced the greatest uyer Jiftld h;
. ' J 2 *!*- • Rotary.
STOP backache, kidney
TROUBLE
Wanted—Boarders
WANTED —• CAN ACCOMMODATE
a few 'hoarders, near -Agricultural
College, asfl.H. fdimpkln Ht., Piioiml Rack ache. Rheumatic Pains, Boh
,774 - J27c I headache, tired feeling, too*frequen<
v l —^jodor are symptoms of kidney am
For Rent—Rooms Madder trouM*. *i m siwsy.
| urination, dlkcolored or atron;
FOR RENT— ITNPFRNISIIED FIRHT having a backache which cause*
. floor apartment, nil conveniences, mo great suffering, 1 " writes Mrs,
private l>utb. entrances nnd meters. 1 Fcber. Medford, Mass. “Could no
T.» couple or two grown people. Phone' sleep and at times I could no
J27c stand straight. Tried Foley Kid
ney Pills and found relief.'* Blot
FOR RENT—OARAGE. APPLY TO
Mrs. Alice Adams. 32C Hill Htrect.
FOR RK?pr—tlNB LARGE furnished
In-dnx.m, fir..oft. 'Hultablo to? four
J27C
backache, kldnty and bladder Iron
blea with Foley KMncy Pina.—Ad
vertUement J.
girls. Of?. Meigs Street.
FOR RENT-THREE, Unfurnished
rooms with private bath with sink
In kitchen. Apply 767 West Hancock
Avc.. Phone, 1329. jul3c
FOR RENT—COOL, QUIET AND
well furnished rex.m with private
titling r«Whf *16# CMvtfhtirft T*f*
race. PlPsle 142-W.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — FRKRft COUNTRY
Fggb arid good Sorghum Molasses.
Call at Marnier-Herald Office.
FYHl QUICK HA LB-4 1*3 ACRES
and four foom house, suitable for
truck farm / or small dairy. E. O.
Fambrougl*. .lit Sou. Mutual Bldg.,
Fbone 614. . J27e
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
. SEABOARD AIR LINE RV.
Northbound Houthhound
]#:0« a Athmla-Monrde local <:1S p
2:43 p AtL-BIrrtilngham-Mem. 3:13 p
2:43 p tfc»rfolk.Rlch..N. Y. 3:13 p
7:65 p AU.-Ablx vme local 7:3* a
11:34 p * Atli-Iilrmingham 5:29 a
11:24 p Norfolk-Washington 6:29 a
11:2ft p Wilmington-N- ,Y. 6:29 a
QCOROIA RAILROAD
Arrive Depart
7:2* pm * > 1:2* am
n.lft^pm 2J6 pm
CENTRAL OF QCOROIA RV.
W. O. IMton, Agent. Ptame 1M1
. Central of Georgia Station
Depart fur Macon 7:3* a. m.
, , 4:45 p. m. j
Arrive .from Mcuam 12:1# p. m.
9:3* p. jo.
For furttier Informal li»n phone
J. Y. Bruce! C.'A., <40.
OAINC|VILLC MIDLAND RV,
Schedules
Ltavs Athens Arrive
1:45 A. M> *4:2* P. M.
i 1#:<5 A. M.## A. M.
f • Daily. ••Pally Except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Sunday, April 29, 1923.
No. < loaves Athens 7:45 a. m., ar
rives Lukt 9:20 a. m.
No. 8 UWvcs Athens 4:16 p. m., ar
rives Lula 6:16 p. m. ^ *.
No. 7 lcav*s Lula «:» p* m., ar-
1ves Ath.)»vi *:30 p. ro. f /.
No. 6 leaves lad* 10:10 a- m., ar
rives Ath4f|p l :}l:ft$* •* JN,.
G. B. MILLER. C* A*. Athena, Ga.
r. T*»tphw *1.
BETTER
SHOE REPAIRING
H0FMEI8TER SHOE 8H0P
phone Your Order
• 1186
We Call For and Deliver.
E. KAY
-THE SMILING PAINTER"
Fin# Painting and Intarior
Liacoratlng
Phone 1297, Athena, Ga.
- 7 *—
mama
Attention Y. M. C. A.
Campers
U. S. Army Trunks
With Tray
For Camp
$6.00
SMALL KHAKI CAMP HATS
Juat tha TMaojIot Camp
25c each
See ua fee your sppiriles In
Blankets. Meas Kits. Cnnteana,
Laundry Baga, Poschoa, ate.
DIXIE ARMY STORE
Coilcga Ava. * Athena, Oa.
ntvetal r at stare. Laflf n*r*Fr j ..Tne oth?r reanonn why the vlvltor
known to every hull player, andirhould not win. Then too, there l
moat of th* fans In-the stnt* wlll -rne other reason why the Bulldog
hurl oh* T«f t Uie gaiiuui again it the • should *.; ln—Bill White.
PHlHdogs. Lefty has be^n in thr | Here are all the reasons necan
Skfifp f»7r quite a while but lie ha j tary to .urn rli all ytm faiM wb
Inst none of hia <ff*ctlvcncsa jllke to argue. Willi of si ,
Murnford who wap gl%*cn a try-ouf: terlgli
with the Crackers wlH hofd d»w. LEtB6IA
second boa*. ,Ang|ry, opp of Iht ! LaiIdR ’ .
best Prsp ball tlsyer* |h IHb stritf ! CenlerHeld
WH Itttke VHK (it Hsbl field jWatscn
L'lgibr'.ll
H-'ibhy tf.
• am cron I|a
Kain p.
1 2 12
H-iiM
3 i i . I d o
. . 4-1 210 0
— 4 0 0 1 4 C
3 0 1 0 3 0
L Hit: Fred .' ale will twirl the In- j Second
tial gar - wi:h cither Moc'c oi Moore
Nelson, Frerlim'n pFchcrs In »h# \ \ First Ran'*
box for the second. * j Ramsey
Ua-.’trn, nfwHhtP Cf ihe reil-eapper' j High' Field
-.in •-. bin position in ccn-j^^ en
Totals 34 5 10 27 14 f
Score by inninga: R
Arlington — 0Q| 000 000—0
Alba;y oJT 002 0Og—5
Fumnmry—Twn has^ hHs, Heed
kkK’ultbUgh. stitithi homo rUn
^tvaHii: Ijashs oh halls, off Kalh 1
aw .. (Off ftinndWoHh 2: kiniob out by
ATHLETlCf ' kitin, 6: by lilbodworth 4 ■* dt>ub!»
wackstori | iSlnyn, Failnfron- id tt<*?d lo Me
j I 'nllouBh: tlavls to Hodg«*s ta Ad
-jinn. 'Hme of game 1:35. Umpire
Eady.
PfeW *York
Phlladclpbltt
cieteladd ...
Detrdli ... .
sL LohIh it.
Chicafd. ... .
Washington
W, t L. Pet.
.......M 23 .63*
. ....134 37 .667
; 33 29
•a,....30 31 .402
20 32 .476
21 38 .430
35 .435
Left FJe’d
boys Will Uik ... ...
tor titld, will!# another Freihman
Meor”* will handle first bare. Kl« h Mlddlebrooks
nrdson. still another Freshman ! Third Base
will be placed at short stop, with Richardson
l>oLacy Alien In loft fl 111, Cap-1
ta’n Josh Watson wll be nt hi: Powers
regular station, wtlh Pop Ramsey
In right field, Mlddlebrooks ' or
third and Pat Powers behind th<
plate.
The summer baseball •'aeon tu
far has been a record (,f wins fo'i
the Bulldogs, Just as Was Ihe col- I
ege season, when Bill White’s tean
t«x>k about ail the honors In fth
not even excepting Trinlt;
of the others.
Uiwkln:
Alike u
The Fairway
‘ Bale
Mock „.
Nelson
j With the finals drawing jiearcr Ir
Boswcl) tho annual Governor's Cup Tourna
Hhorc Stop ’ rnent at 1 the Cloverhurst Country
• •—— Vandergflff'Club, the number of nolfera In g:t
Catcher |tlng naturally smaller, while- th*
— Parker brand of golf displayed la gettim
Pitcher just ft little hit bister. The goal I.
— White I Just over the hill now and the Rolf-
Pitcher ere tiro putting everything they
Peas* have behind the little white pci
Pitcher
Speer |
let.
In the upper bracket Griffith
Pitcher Jordan, Bocock and Linton remap
P. S. * 4 Doc” Harper will umpir* to fight It out, while thv' lowyr
the games while the ndmls-doi brncket slifiws Jo^ Down* am
;tits. The | Charlie Martin as the remainin':*
build)) s up hit team
Spring’s campaign and the exprrl
ence «hat tho Freshman p’ayer:
will gt‘ 'bis summer vlll aid front
’y to tin strength of the squud
Bill Is going to win the title again
xt year.
This Perrins, Athletic team Is go
In; to Ik? a hard crowd to down fot
■several reasons. In fact for nln*
reasons—given below. That tenra
can hit. They have a good staff o
hosiers and moat of them are ex
perienced ball players.
Don’t get the Idea that we nr
brow ng a damp 1 blanket
m no rents.
Is four o’c
rime is Todr o’clock
1 not four thirty as wan announce *
jMtforc.
ALBANY BLANKS ARLING1JN
ALP'.VY, Ga.—Albany defeated
Arllngtu i her© Tuesday, 5 to o, Ir
one of the fastest ai d l est pl iyid
ftamvs of the season. Kain, Al
bany’s nt w pitcher, showed rkm'
form, and held 'ils »*pponcnts t<*
six hits, moat of them of tin
scratch variety.
Albany hit BlosdWorth frrrly A*'
played sens-itlonal bait in the (laid.
The features of the game
party or prrdlrtlna Meat Th. »"» ” wa:l »
fast paragraph simply means tha
ATHENS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bookkesp’na* Shorthand and
Typewriting
Have 50 per cent of wspenacs by
attending this school. The grad
uates of ths Athena Business
College always get the beat po
sition. Fatery Graduated em
ployed. Write for Information
today. /
Box 643, Athens. Ga.
survivors.
It would not be exaggerating t
sav that each of these golfers have
foiRcht tht-Ir way thl* far 1:: th
t urncy by playing golf that de
served to be rewarded. From ir*v
on until the wire i< crossed, how
ever, It Ih going to l»e noc ssar}
far each one oi them to put forth
nn even greater-effort, for only tw<
p’ayers ran go Into the finals and
that means fa*Ur -ifolf.
Ilnl L'ntcn pushed his way Int*
the above select Hit by defeating 0
J. Mow, 4 up nnd 3 to play. Most
trad'- a gallant stand but wou!
ive had to pU& super-human golf
t j take the match.
•Vhn Tib’tets fought to the Ins'
ditch . In his match with Prof. Bo
co-k J>ut * Uret by /til #% hea^vbreak-
lag Count of »l geftfh. ffTtits JR0J
one of the by at matches playe*
during the last fa.w days, tlje fina
result bt-inj: In doubt mnny times
Ilirulupdy with Kulty-. Honey am ft. th of thhi >i|r had their eyes
I Tar. "I have not eouKhed since ,| K . bitll , ID J the Governor’s Cup •
taking Foley’s Honey and Tur. Dth
jsr luedlc'nes 1 Died did nut help
me" writes John J. Ilcnly, Pitta-
field, Mass. For quick relief from
coughs, colds croup asthma bron
chitis until hay fever use Foley’:
I lloney anc^*Tar. The largest sell-
ling cough medicine fh the World
Contains no opiates—Ingredient:
printed on carton. Bold everywhere
I —Advertisement.
,! field fence In tho n.cond Innln
with two* men on. nhl a spec lit-
cutar catch by t!)«* s*:me player Jn
DANGER IN STUSBdP/t COUGI
Stubltorn coughs that bang oi
are tlable to lead lo serious coin-
pllcglluns* and should be cl:eckg<
i Cnp
it was only ^iy playing golf sue!
as one seldom# sees that Bocuck
won out by 1 up.
“ rST
. Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
Boston .'...21 S* .400
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CLUB— W. L. Pet.
New York 42 20 .677
Pittsburg 36 . 23 .610
Cincinnati 35 26 .5*3
. ‘••caao 34 31
Bruoklyh •«.. ..... .30 21 .50*
St. Loiils 31 32 .497
Boston 20 42 ,323
Philadelphia ... ..... 17 , 43 .379
salLy L^AbUi
CLUB— W. L. Pet.
Charlotte 44 25
Augusta .30,27 .586
Spartanburg 38 30
Greenville 40 32 .656
Macon 24 42 .364
'Columbia 2i 29 .300
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEACUE
Atlanta 1; New Orlcanu, 2; IMwt
game.
Atlanta 4; Ne^js Orleans 1; see
pnd gamo.
IJttle -flock 2; Chattanooga 3.
first game.
kuttle Rock 5; Chattanooga 3
second game.
.Birmingham 4; Mobile i; first
game.
Birmingham 7; Mobile 8; oocor;l
game. *
Memphis 5; Nashville 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 1; Boston 3.
Washington 7; Philadelphia 16.
. .iicugo 5; Detroit 7.
SL Louis 1; Cleveland 9.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 3; New York 6.
Dos\n-Brooklyn, 'postponed,
f’lnelnnati 4; Chicago 3.
Pittsburg 7; St. Louts 5.
SALLY LEAGUE-
Columbia 3*2; Spartanburg 9-6.
Greenville 12; Charlotte 11.
.Macon-Augusta, postponed, w'
grounds.
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
—. SOUTHERN LEAGUE
* Atlanift at New Orlcuiia, ., .
Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
Birmingham at Mobile.
AMERICAN .LEAG IS ^
Open dato.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Only two games scheduled.
BALLY LEAGUE
Aagusta at* Macon,
charlotte at Greenville.
Spartanburg at Columbia.
Good Minds Depend on Good, Meals
* m
That’s One Reason Why Joseph Conrad, Noted Novelist, Credits
His Wife For His Fame
aw-.i,..i.jza c
PURE AND SPARKLING
{ . NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No other water ha* th, wonderful taste, tho Invlflorallng feel-
.|n 8 that It leave* after each glaa* full-IPa delightful, yea If*-
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
Drink It All Year ’Rodnd—But Especially In Spring 6nfl 8um-
mer—PHONE 95 ’
Linton Springs'Water
| Mfft. Joweph Cbnrad hf»» IrwuM |
a biok of reripw with which »h« |
Ih* wcll-helnx of' '
i«S*and. Here are
lies of which he Is
*
two and a half
t end of neck of }
rtw* removing the j
will make mutton
lie meat In two.,
d turnips and two
(to dire and one
nely aUced. Put
in a pile in th*
deep sauce pan.
t around and adl
t. Tour In a amall
of cold water and
lo wtffi rllce* of
I bolted potato,
r with some good
and cover with
lid. Put Int* a
allow two and a
It to cook. Then
Hd and lehve to
*tt served In th*
Hi a white aer-
around It.
* ROLLS,
und of beri pork
Jake In the otffti
i on‘a flat disk. I
ret« 'tcnfthwlot, |
eh half a thin |
ha con put Into a |
icat pie. wrap In |
paper and take I
mlnutee. |
I
By MARIAN wHALE.
NEW YORK.—Has destlay. placed
y*w ta the kitchen?
Then yon may with propriety paae
the next premia* os ambassador yon
meet with a cool star*. For th* cook
ts mightier thas th* potentate and the
wiefahrr of ths aauoe pan rates the
World. < — - . . .
Joseph Conrad, famous English nov
visit to th*
Office Broad jBtreet
stuffed gooie. currant Jtllj’ and
piquant horseradish sauce. And no>*
to her ministrations Conrad attachei
not imty his own physical well-being
bora'deep political slgnifleance era-
tracing all edmes—and all cooka.
“The woret cojkinz lu tho Wfirld.”
he points out. ‘Is to ta found along
the wr*t roust of Africa. There they
drench everything In palm oil. To
this pernicious use of palm oil I nt»
tribute tho excretUrn? i-loth and super-
stlttew of the inhabitants.
Indian Dyspeptic.
•In tike manner, the rember and
excessive ferocity of the North Amer-
Iren Indians may ta accounted for. In
that as a tace they suffered from pef.
petual Htdlxestlm.^ The noble red
man was a mlckty hunter, bn? h»->
wives had not mastered the art rt!
conscientious cookery- And the
seqaehtes were deph rahle.
s*Th# Seven Nations around the
Great Lukes and the horso trl!»cs o|
thr plains were but one Vart prey to
raging djrrpeptla. Tlic noble red men
were great warriors, great orators
*rt*t master* of outdoor pursuMs. but
the domestic life of their wIkw»*tis
was clouded by-the morose IrrlUUIHty
which follow* the consumption of 111-
Cooked food. Victims of gloomv Imiur-
Inlngs, they lived hi abject irbnl-nlur
to th* wiles of the medicine men ”
Tits novelist sees In this a deep
lesson to mrtdern*civilization.
Field for Quacks.
"The. quack of the present dsy.-
the vendor of patent medirin* *. press
mainly upon the rarer of Anglo Sax*w
•Wck,” be points out. ”%ml ttiere.A#
also great Wwrvlot*, - great oratofs,
mighty hunfers, great master* of opt-
door pursuits
A*9 virtue* will avail for happi
ness If the righteous art ef rooking
be ncgleofad by the national cod-
science. We owe much to the fruit
ful meditation* of our sages, but •
sms view *f life 1*. after all, etab-
.orated mainly in the kitrhen—ths
kitchen of the- small house, the abodri
of the preponderant majority of the
Prop!*. - ,
"Good cooking! by rendsrfng easy
ths processes W digestion, promoter:
the Petenlty'of mind, the gtudousnesB
of thought and that Indulgent vlcyr ,
neighbors’ failings whlrK^Js
Mia ri •pJWbl*
....t.ntnuuuiwvT s j ta.S!‘ »«* XU
A*.i» ti *• n-.p»rt,4. «n Jowph
Coma I 1, t» ‘ ■
Wi.no a. .on.tui vii emtinc
Lor< Jin ..« .ih, r Ugou« charmo-
1,1m wlil>
PARJA.—lUrthc chenel, tain,
oua ndtitiflA who I. called th*
-modern Joan A'AfC,“ beeatiH
ahe spent the years o( tSff War
■Infills the Wtoraeillalae'- for.
the soldier* ft the front, has
boon absolved from pejin* s bill
of 3.90* francs for stocktas be
ds lire she his "perfect logs ”
She refused to pay for the
stockings, because, as she Indlg.
nantly declared, athey were
dhnbly rc-enforced; at (he top
for fh( )e&i.
!“I jam willing, tb leare It toi
tins dourt, judge," shc declared.
TP-Iiliad a .lhk )ustiry)n* such
re^eriforced stockings, I would-
not refuse to pay.”
Bhe offered to demonatrateher
erdof 16 life Judge, who hastily
"Oh. no. That's all rlrtit. It
you will swear yo»r legaftr* nor
fat t will detide the aiift in
your favor.” •
Marthe swore. So did the pro
prletor of the stocking store
whan ho Bdtrd the verdict:
Taxi Service
Day and Night
=
EWoi# thirst-
At a cool and cheerful
place, he rules with a
smile of v/elcoxne. He’s
quick with his hands and
quick with his thought, and
he knows how to serve just
what yon want" v/hen i
comeini'
Drink
IN FOREIGN LANDS "
TINTED TRAVELS
Sketches by L. W. Rcdncr. Verses by Hal'Ci^hran.
Color the picture with paint or crayons
q
'TieTcwer‘Bridge oi London, is
A tkiitA of -massive size—<
1-H spaus across i'HeCiver.Th
A Ireai for tourists egee
i
iincs,
.
Illy VI mvney lu —
Commission 3 per cent, over 31,000;
10 per cent, np to 31,009.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
taw offices Fhono 1676.
40S Holman Bldg.
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