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'Unless
someonfe
tells
her
about
her
eyes
the
It
need
an
extension
on
her
arm"
The
woman,
ii
far-sighted,
but
doesn't
knoy
.
How
ridiculous
hc
makes
hcrselflook,
in
lier
attempt
to
read
the
menu
I
Too
many
women,
and
men
too,
go
throush
this
same
futile
performance.
He
sure
that
your
own
tight
is
normal.
Have
your
eyes
examine
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Accountant
and
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Receiver.
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Trustee,
Ac.
Phone
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MEATSUPPLY
I
HM)UI
I
M.Wir.KTX
THAT
TKK
imk
.south
uiij.l
in:
nat
loN.ti.
iusiO
,
MO.NTnEAL.
"oTTa.
Raamuasen,
Amic
explorer
and
member
of
the
Put-ham
expedition,
see.
Canada
in
the
fr
distant
future
eating
relndwr
I
jpeat
to
the
almost
total
excluJion
of
-
It
U
good
men.
he.
ii,,,
and
ooce
CanadJ.n
have
cultivated
,utt
i
for
it
after
generation!
of
the
roiut
beef
of
old
England,
they
will
prefer
It
o
'nythlng
else.
When
that
time
rome,
j
there
will
be
brought
Into
being
an
In-ousiry
that
will
aalrage
the
Arctic
att
of
Canada,
the
barren
land
of
itbe
tundra
and
that
will
rerlve
and
I
bring
increase
to
the
rapldlr
disappear,
ng
Eskimo
.of
the
CanadUn
north-
una.
Mr
JUunussen
)
In
Montreal
enjoy.
In
the
privilege
and
Derouiait.
m
icivtllzatioo
after
a
long
stsy
the
4urul
Putnam
eipedltion
from
the
American
Museum.
Perhapa
it
la
not
quite
right
to
aajr
that
be
U
.
not
!
enjoying
himself,
because
be
dor
not
fcoJd
with
tome
modern
Idea.
He
dls-Mm
dodging
motor
can
ami
be
dls-'
like
amelllng
them.
The
nou
and
tustl
of
a
big
metroDolia
Knln.
f,
him
no
charm
He
find;
that
his
cent
behave
better
In
the
frozen
north
than
they
do
let,
lie
think
that
aeroplane
and
alrahlp
may
some
0y
be
built
ao
they
will
be
uaeful
in
the
north
but
at
present
he
prefer
th.
dog
sled
He
doean't
know
quite
how
to
look
an
radio.
I'At
M.s
II(IMII(
KM.
"If
r
,
I
m
n(n
IV
.
.
.
.
-
MM
kM
UvllWt
IVf
IV3
I
icar
or
three
year
or
four
year,'
'
he
y.
"you
know
vcu
are
there
for
j'liat
time
ard
you
settle
down
to
your
i"ork
and
make
the
beat
of
it.
When
y
u
get
music
by
the
radio
every
day
I
you
gtt
homesick
and
worry
about
the
peopw
at
home.
Without
the
radio
we
j
ued
U
get
homeaMk
the
laat
couple
of
imouin
wnen
w
tUrUd
for
home,
but,
now
perhapt
the
praple
who
go
into
'
the
north
will
never
get
over
beta;'
homeMck
"
Mr
RaamUMen
waa
principally
In-
i
trreeted
In
hi
laat
trip
became
It
took
1
hln
to
the
only
part
of
the
Canadian
1
noith
coaat
that
he
bad
not
area.
He
enjoyed
hi
vuiu
to
Dleamere
and
Baf
fin
Land,
lie
wa
paruculaxly
impre
ed
with
the
Pond
Inlet
dUtrtct
and
fk
highly
of
what
Canada
t
rwrr
doing
tor
the
Eklmo.
All
the
offldal
11
the
police
and
trading
poata
In
the
north
Were
well
and
happy
when
1
wa
there
Canada'
Eklmo
are
d
!
creaalng.
while
In
Orrenland
they
are
i
ibcteaalng.
I
X
IVII.II
II
IMHtM
I
"It
I
alway
dtngerou
for
uncirlllmd
,
people
to
meet
rttUcaUon.T
Un
Rat-
;
muMen
aald.
He
ei
plained
that
dl-1
i-
arc
killing
aome
Eaklino
and
tar-'
vtoo
ta
accounting
for
many.
The
I
-Iet
j
of
the
EtJcuna
doe
not
lie
in
1
protertlng
the
herd
of
cnboo
that
are
,
scared
off
by
the
mean
or
modern
hunter.
HI
idea
1
the
Importation
of
!
tticdccr
With
reindeer,
he
la
ure.
I
'he
Eklroq
would
bate
a
new
lntereat
I
in
life,
plenty
of
food
and
would
In.
um
have
an
industry
tupplying
all
j
Canada
and
other
part
of
the
world
nth
meat
to
the
extent
that
untold
wraith
would
be
reaped
from
the,
barren
land.
JJr
Baonuaaen
laughed
aa
lie
told
of
th
cowboy
they
took
alone
to
laaeoo
wild
anlmtl.
wlrua,
etl
Thli
broncho-buater
had
never
een
the
i
ocean
before,
but
he
took
to
the
TTIi-
i
Inttantly
and
wa
buoyed
up
with
the
j
chrtll
he
aaw
ahead
when
he
laaaooed
;
a
big
polar
bear.
He
turned
out
to
be
an
excellent
man-
'
He
captured
polar
fcrar
aitd
walrut
with
hi
rope
and
bandied
them
well
wheir
they
wen
dragged
aboard.
He
return
to
the
prairie
with
true
ctorlr
that
will
gain
for
bun
the
reputation
-of
being
the
j
greateat
liar
of
all
tlroea.
Views
and
Vagaries
of
Life
in
New
York
City
Liberty
bell
(tencllled
In
lace
open
I
work
on
th
kneea
of
Fifth
Avenue'.'
finett
hosiery
are
the
latest
Btsqul-Cen-1
ttnnlal
echo
to
be
noised
about
the
I
:iwn.
"1774-1B3Q."
the
ambitious
knee
legend
date
the
event
they
celebrate.
A
flapper
entered
the
tubway
train
during
the
ruh
hour.
All
eat
were
Uken.
Of
each
of
three
men
seated
ahe
aakrd
question:
At
what
ititlon
are
you
getting
off?
She
then
stood
In
front
of
the
one
who
got.
oft
at
the
WATS
MOTICC.
DIron
and
U
TtkE
MITICK
trust
!iiervllle
Cannery
i
umpanj.
l
td..
wlioe
sdilivn
Is
llore
Avrui'
Whirf.
Vniiier,
H.C..
will
ly
r.ir
s
Urrni-e
to
tske
and
nr
(u
llins
IHT
mliiule
uf
aslrr
out
nf
mill
slreim,
...
kit'
vt
ii
-
Until
stream,
which
flow
n(.rthfil
and
drains
into
Jcdy
llartxir
.t,..nt
in
rn'l
iiitrluuesl
of
Miilhrt
...nier
it
T'
Mlliln
Cluliii.
TIm
waler
will
Im
OlfiKd
from
the
slrrsm
t
luiiiil
IhuI
''"'
fi'el
Mulliwei.
6f
umlh-r.nr
ut
Turn
Minlnr
clilin.
and
will
1m
nei4
r-r
imtiMlHal
puries
limii
I
lie
UuJ
itiwrrlbeil
ti
n.r
arrrs
imriiM's.i
44
'
1
n-rti
Mlninr
-la
int.
Tills
imtire
was1
Hitttl
..II
tin'
rniuiHl
on
lli
Dill
;iU.V
of
Srptt
iu-ilx-r
ln.
A
'ly
r
this
notice
and
g
si'pili'Sllun
pnrmunt
llirreto
and
to
tiio
wter
Art'
will
lx
Tllfil
In
Hi
orflw
of
Hie
Water
IU-riirtlir
l
I'rlni'e
IIuimtI,
H
1
iilijfH'tluiis
In
IIh
''lli'itluii
11
uy
be
fi'liil
Willi
llw
sali!
Vler
Itei'oitler
or
ullli
IIm
t'.oiiiplriiller
xif
Water
Unht.
parliament
llulUllniis.
VlfUirla.
H.C.,
wuh
In
ilnriv
day,
after
IIm
Tlrst
atwran-
if
lii
ni'tlre
111
l-al
newniat'r.
The
date
of
tlie
flrt
piitillratlun
ut
Witt
nonce
(
iii'lnlier
.
!.
hOMIIlVILI.K
CA.NMFIIV
CO..
UTH
Applicant..
Uy
rred
DeiBrUay
Mathr,
Agent.
IS
nnnA
nearest
stop
and
waited
for
hi
rt.
federal
Judge
Julian
XIack.
prraldlng
at
the
Daugherty
trial
1
known
among
his
friends
a
a
gourmet.
He
doea
the.
marketing
tor
hi
home,
carrying
baa
ket
of
vegeUMe
and
meat
cut
with
htm;
HI
fxt!dlounes
keeps
waiter
In
restaurant
he
frequent
on
the
qui
vlve.
He
travels
oiv
one
liner
onlr
on
hi
annual
voyage
to
Europe,
(elected
aolely
because
'lt
haa
the,
best
caviare:
A-i
individual
drinking
cup
t!
have,
not
yet
replaced
the
community
glas
In
th
Federal
bulkllnj.
In
the
"Court
room
of
the
Paugherty
and
Miller,
trial
there
were
only
two
glasses,
one
for
the
aot
use
of
Judge
Mack.
The
other
wa
used
generally.
Manufacturers
gf
(he
brass
and
nickel
foot
rail
apparently
"are
still
doing
a
good
bus!
lies.
A
large
Increase
haa
been
hotcd
lo
he
number
;f
"lood-
bar"
where
both
men
and
women.
(aa
tj)d
yaii
uxjey
wrwa
PAGE
FIVE
f
1
-
Twenty
One
it-..-
'GARS
up
to
a
mahogany
bar
for
quick
lunch.
These
bar
are
Just
like
the
old
fashioned
ones
behind
swinging
door.
VUltora
to
New
.
York
expecting
to
ee
movie.
tag
or
literary
celebrities
In
the
noted
dining
place
usually'
are
disappointed.
For
the
moat
part
they
dte
In
little
out-of-the-way
place
wher
they
can
find
relief
from
the
probing
eyea
of
the
public.
Small,
jow-celllnged
restaurants,
some
of
which
would
be
classed'
by
their
appeirance
as
mere
ham-and-egg
emporium,"
attract
dozen
of
these
people.
New
York
prlre
It
tree
and
consequently
they
receive
metlculou
attention.
Tj-e
aurgery
1
lavished
upon
them
by
most
of
the
owner.
Even
small
tree-
shaded
rear
court
are
covetously
cul
tivated.
Psychologist
might
find
significance
n
tlie
action
Of
crowds
that
Inevitably
gather
to
watch
workmen
putting
up
iORD
PRODUCTS
for
twenty-one
years
have
stood
for
highest,
quality
in
motor
ear
eonstruction.
Public
appreciation
has
made
pos-
.
sibie
the
quantity
.production
needed
to
.
keep
improving
Ford
cars
without
increasing
their
price
to
the
buyer.
'
Today,
half
the
cars
in
use
arfe
Ford
cars.
Their
reputation
is
daily
enhanced
by
the
performance
of
new
Ford
cars
of
that
same
high
stand-
t
atd
of
quality
which
has
stood
the
tests
of
universal
use
for
oyer
two
decades.
.
:
.
'
'
;
ted
girder
and
great
'brick
eUffa"
tor
new
skyscraper
that
are
continually
1
springing
UD.
These
white
.collar
work.
ers
tpparently
seek
a
release
from
their
i
ledger
book
and
typewriters
in
watch
ing
the
riveter
a:
id
holater
perform
their
often-perilous
tasks.
Fashionable
fark
Avenuo
offers
a
study
In
contrast
any
morning-
In
the
year
at
ibur
or
live
o'clock.
This
If'
the
iour
when
many,
poorly-clad
women
mothers,
most
cf
them
emerge
from
the
tenement
.oft
"the
aid
streets,
hasten
Ing
to
the
vartom
biislnew
hulldlng'
or
apartment
Tiouses
to
mopand
scrub
floors,
clean
brasses,
ete.
At)
thla
hour.
also,
many
taxla
and
private
llmouslnB
whls
past
with
their
load
of
lat
merrymaker,
.clad
In
evening
dresi.
Another
place
that
reeks
of
contract
Ii
Grand
Central
Terminal,
.Some
of
the
greetings
and
farewells
overheard
within
ten
minutes,
during
a
late
afternoon
tush,
wr"r
-111
yer
leat
Nw-York
'Fot
Yesirs
1e
TRUCKS
-TRAGTQRS?
PRODUCTS
OF
TRA
D
I
tlONAl
QUALITY
again;
J(lleve
me,
Ifn
glad
to
get
.ij..nu(ii
luoa
mauiauH
.
-11
J
don
!
ever
see
Vou
inln
tiah
j
-ItT
t-p.
cakes
of
yeast
you
put
In;;
j'lTe
got
a
good
one:
to
tell
the
boys
at,
the
flrehbuse-
j
.south,
of,
Washington
.square
.there
Is
cerjaln
pushcart
which,
wends
ltway
through
the
streets
peddling
clams,
two
for
a,
hlckejl,
opened
w
hlle
you
wait
Eating
clam
In'
th
middle
of
the
street
1
thought
to
be
oulte
"atmos
pheric."
.
N
X
"aole
ii
heralded
by
a
aall
by
one
of
.th
down-town
shoe
atorea.
which
re.
placed
it
ordinary
"awnings,
Jut
before
me
iau
Clearance
period,
with
multl-colored
atrlDs
of
Clothe
fastened
tti
thm
aw'ulng
bar
ploae
1o
tbe
building.
Thu
itlffeiied
outer
end
of
the
atrlDs.
how.
ever,
were
fastened
to
the
outer
awntnr
.bar
at'
an
angle
to'
catch
the
wind,
and
the
effect
i
a
llkir',
fairy
version
of
Ntotiicket.-
v
1
MINERAL
ACT
Caryricat
of
Improvtmsnt.
Bruwuie
So.
t
Mineral
tuini.
-siiuile
In
.j7
.vi.iiuc
Lrifiuiii
hi
iue
.f-sssiar
Oiilrirt.
ou
.Waiin
Hlier.
adlolninr
and
to
Hie
4iulll
'it
lirtiwuie
fit.
i
MX
TAkE
.01lulliat
I.
Jsw.et
H.
Ksrihaw,
.
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........
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,I,IJ,
Jlliruu,
Uly
days.fN.iu
Hi
dale
hereof,
lu
apply
-
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vi
.
wrriiiii.i.
r
liniirov-iiipnt
v
fur
tl-a
purpuft
of
oo
tilomr
a
Crown
R
rant
of
th
abov
rlaini
And
further
take
notiee
Hut
action,
under
section
i,
imul
he
rmuaiem-ed
I
Tore
tiieiiu""
trUfietj
of
juipruvsv
j'ATEO
this,
til
day
r,
septnubr,.
A'.D.
;
,11.
MfT
FTtASFB
mem.
LAND
ACT.
Hotlca
of
Intention
I
Ao'ly
t
tss
Line
In
Hllkiti
lkid..,n..
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wsp.i.,.
i-suii
ns
Ptirnliiir
N
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r.ui..
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........
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Orsnd
naplrts..
on
th
:ikljie
lUver
and
10
TAaF.JHTU.
tr-at
1.
tsller
Uraitl
imp.
Mm.
of
T"!Trat.h
creek.
U.
c;
twruiwllon.
Itanrher,
ititeiids
to
apply
for
a
lae
if
ll
fwlUiwln
1rlbed
lamls.w
..,,ilw
rwwr
0'
l.o
1.-Hienr
hiiu
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Weal
10
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