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DELINQUENT J'N I -1ST
In ii irsilunce of the raiiiiiemt nUt
of section JliO, chapter 77 of Uic com
piled statutes of Nebraska of 101).'!,
notice is hereby given that I will of
fer for sale :.t public sale Monday,
November G, 1022, said date being
the first Monday in November, at the
office of the county treasurer in Hod
Cloud, Webster counlv, Nebraska, a'l
that remains unpaid of the following
Jnnds and lots for payment of delin
quent taxes for the year 1021 mil all
prior years for the amount herein
specified, together as provided by law.
PltANK STAKIt,
County Treasurer.
GUIDE HOCK PRHCINIT
Town 1, Range !)
Res. Sec. Ain't.
VSV 68 31
Lot 1 in SKVi & N12U
SBVl 0 7 20
SWU M 7-
S'4SKH 20 11 21
NEW 2S , G7 80
1IKAVI3K CKEKK
Town 2, Range 0
,sEv4
,SV'4
SEU
NIC 'A
WttSWli
Lot 20 in SWU
Des.
Vt4NWU
Sec.
-Vj
& SHU
SWUNW'i
NWU
SWU NWU & W'A
SWU & SEU SWU
NEU SWU & NWV,
SE-T. & Lot 2 in
10
10
SB!
E.bSVV4
NEU
Des.
E 'ft SEU
VSWU
SEU
10
1!)
20
ST! LI WATER
Town !, Range 0
Sec.
1
2
ID
OAK CREEK
Town -1, Range 9
Sec.
Des.
NMsNEU
SttNEU
WKNWU
Jvlo. 80 A. in NEU
S'ANWU
SEU
Lot G in NWU
POTSDAM
Town 4, Range 10
o
5
4
I
10
20
Des.
EliNWU
SEU
Lot 1 in SWU
Pt. Lot 2 in SWU
Lot 8 in NWU
Lot 7 in NWU
i vv u
Sec.
1
2
.'!
:i
!)
0
1
ELM CREEK
Town l, Range 10
Sec.
I)cs.
SEU
SwU
SWU NEU & SEU
NWU
NWUNEU & NEU
NWU
SWU & S'iXWV.
NEU
SEU
K'i-E'iSWU & SEU
IV ft 14
111
10
10
Lot
NWU
SwU
SEU
10
10
21
21
22
27
:s:i
:ir
35
COWLES PRECINCT
Town 2, Range 10
lies. Sec.
N'iSWU 13
SEU 13
NEU l-
NU-NEU 23
Ami
C8 83
70 12
131 01
00 30
H8 CI
80 !U
Ain't.
IB 28
00 36
130 48
Ain't.
52 86
33 23
18 16
03 20
50 31
114 49
1 82
Am't.
44 66
110 31
19 23
7 83
3 90
25 09
182 44
Ain't.
07 91
85 00
30 05
30 05
215 80
102 81
105 87
180 90
139 91
50 22
134 95
180 12
22
30
31
-..1
34
35
Des.
N 14 SWU
SEU
SWU
NEU
All
SEU
CATHEKTOK
Town 3, Range 12
Sec.
5
5
9
10
11
20
HARMONY
Town 4, Range 12
Sec.
Des.
SWU
SWU
NWU
SWU
NWU
NEU
EVSWU & NWU
SWU
Lots 10 & 11 in NEU
Lot 2 in NWU
NEU NWU
Lot 3 in NWU
N'iNEU
SNEU
NKSWtt
NEU
1
r
10
10
13
10
18
19
19
10
10
22
22
30
33
180 52
5C (W
87 47
150 05
115 85
'33 75
Ain't.
05 95
140 42
101 77
122 49
483 88
51 02
Am't.
68 81
85 40
68 81
89 49
71 30
71 '30
137 04
27 15
20 95
20 40
36 30
44 79
39 90
81 11
103 08
GUIDE ROCCK VILLAGE
Lot
Pt. 80x130
4
8
11 & 12
14
7
9 & 10
Lot
11 &
13
14
3 & t.
7
Lot
111k. Am't.
E 6 27
!! 3 3S
4 88 88
I 135 80
4 125 89
5 14 89
13 39 05
v a vi'i.'iy a nn
111k. Am't.
Pt. 12 1 135 86
8 44 49
8 19 82
15 12 53
IS 19 82
ROBERT'S ADD
Blk. Am't.
1 26 27
15
SUB.-DIV. BY ORDINANCE
BLUE
Lot
6 to 8
6 to 8
5 & 0
1, 7 8
I &2
3
4 S: 5
4 to 7
3 Si E, 4
W',b4 all 5
Ell of 28 all 29
Wll of 28, all 27
II .v 12
ROIIRER'S
Lot
E22of 10 all 11 to 15
NEU
23
Des.
W'a
Des.
NWU
rT1 a
M'Jft
PLEASANT HILL
Town 1, Range 10
Sec.
25
GARFIELD PRECINCT
Town 1, Range 10
Sec.
17
18
S'iSWU 29
SEU 30
WttN'KU &N16 SEU 33
Lot 1 in NWU & Wj
NWU 34
LINE
Town 1, Range 11
es. Sec.
Tot 3, 11
NWUNEU 15
RED CLOUD
Town 2, Range 1 1
Des. Sec.
S- 18
Lot 5 in SWU
Lot 10 in SWU 35
liATIXi
Town, 3 Rantro 1 1
Dos. Sec.
N 3
SWU 0
NWU 7
K.EU 9
GLEN WOOD
Town 4, Range 11
Sec.
Am't.
02 67
156 00
144 87
70 37
90 30
Am't.
155 88
Am't.
91 62
85 99
38 89
58 76
01 37
58 55
Am't.
27 22
31 03
Am't.
151 91
I 57
21 30
Am't.
S9
i;
07
38
171
121
111
12
Dos.
NWU
NWU
SWU
SEU
Lot 1 in NWU
NWU
Lots 2 & 3 in NWU
SWU
RUNEM
WALNUT CREEK
Town 1, Range 12
Sec.
1
5
11
1
17
20
21
Am't.
134 18
128 50
111 07
184 97
43
135
16
124
82
13
45
44
44
21
15 to 17
Wli 4 all 5 &E',i
1 to 0
1 & 2
3
Pt. Out Lot 10
BUSCHOW'S ADD.
Blk.
A
HILL
Ulk.
2
5
C
0
7
10
10
10
11
14
14
14
14
15
ADD.
nik.
3
0
0
7
9
10
10
19 82
Am't.
24 28
20 31
3 56
0 48
12 07
10 58
3 95
9 77
6
119
59
21
11
97
82
10
43
81
30
Lot
11
Out
Lot
1 &
3 Si
5 to
1 to
7 to
Lots 1 &
SWEEZY'S
2 '
4
8
5
9
10 to 12
9
All Blocks 8 & 9
GRUSEL'S SUB-D1V
Lot
1 to 5
1 to 5
0 to 12
13 14
11. 12 & 14
13
2
ADD
Blk.
1
1
1
4
5
5
0
Am't.
235 07
10 33
01 02
5 01
11 75
55 35
18 89
8 90
Am't.
15 98
80 40
Ijt
7
9
1
2, 3 & 9
7
10, 12 t't i
1 & 11
12 to 14
5
ROSEMONT
Illk.
C
6
7
7
8
13
13
14
RED CLOUD. CITY
Lot lk.
So. 50 of 1 & 2 A
1 2
8 & 9 3
N7 cf 10 all 9 4
7 & 8 4
17 & 18
11 & 12 7
N! 21, 22 to 21 11
3 1
4 to 0 IN
5 to 7 IK
19 to 24 H
12 "I
20 to 21 23
4 to 0 . 24
13 to 15 26
N15 of 20, 21 to 21 25
W5fi nf 1 & 2 20
dr. o;i nf 10 . 31
Am j
10 8r.
4 03
11 14
6 27
10 70
11 30
5 01
0 70
Am't.
78 66
0 24
116 22
113 14
210 58
33 30
38 31
38 79
11 80
35 29
81 '.5
01 08
51 21
72 08
51 90
37 50
03 30
113 14
80 95
RICHARDSON'S ADD.
lilk.
o
Lot
1.1 X' 1 fi
SMITH & MOORE'S
ADD.
Lot
1 to 3
1 to 3
23 Sz 24
23 Sz 21
13 to 18
19 to 21
23 & 24
Lot
10 & NM
7 to 9
Lot
6
13 to 16
13 to 15
4
So. 7 pf 11& 12
Blk.
5
11
11
14
19
19
21
ADD.
Blk.
r
10
GABBER'S ADD.
Blk. .
3
5
0
7
LEDUC'S
11
8
Am't.
9 41
Ain't.
10 51
19 57
37 05
29 37
39 40
41 66
17 09
Am't.
41 67
72 56
Am't.
10 86
7 56
25 00
7 99
4 80
KALEY & JACKSON'S ADD
3 & 4
13 to 17
11
9 & 10
13 to 18
7 & 16
0 & 7
Lot
7 & 8
7 & 8
15
Am't.
3 71
6 33
28 81
23 10
20 18
10 18
1 03
15 01
OF ROIIRER'S
Lot
Blocks
MOREY'S
Blk.
0
7
7
7
8
8
2ND ADD.
Blk.
Am't,
42 or.
8
U,
3
5
o
59
OR
80
03
82
1
Sz 2
HOOVER'S ADD.
Blocks 1. 2 & 3
SOUTH HEIGHT'S ADD,
Blk.
1
o
Lot
8 to
0 to
1 S
a &
12
9
)
4
0
Lot
5 ,v
5 & 0
1 1. Sz 12
3
9
1
1
10 Sz
8
3
7 to 1
19
20 Sz 1
3 Sr 4
3
i
t
BLADEN
Blk.
Am't.
89 27
00 03
Am't.
0 77
3 99
3 74
2 80
Ain't.
07 I 1
13
G
11
Den.
Lot .5
Tract. A.
Tract B.
Tract C.
"WViNWU
SWU
NV&SEU
NEU
& W
1
3
3
4
14
15
17
23
NEU
NMNWtt & SEU
NWU . 25
Si SWU 26
S'jSEU 26
NWU 31
SEU 32
SWU 33
SEU 33
NEU 35
INAYALE
. Town 21'ange 12 '
.'' '"" ' "" ' ?
M, JS'YVVi
K'fjSWU
NEU
yi .
Am't.
55 43
146 57
146 57
333 05
57 10
223 60
122 04
57 30
48 54
31 62
40 08
63 0G
121 79
90 71
58 93
58 93
r 05 A of NHNEJ4
8
' 8
12
15
17
18
.10
V w
. si
TT37 43
58 10
?l 43
220 13
29 20
87 18
75 08
CO 10
7
7
I)
10
10
11
12
17
17
17
18
FIRST ADD.
Lot Blk.
11 to 14 2
SPEXCE'S
Lot Blk.
1 to 8 1
15 & 16 3
7 4
SPEXCE'S 2ND ADD,
Blk.
'J.1
21
191
41
2
141
199
55
5
18
4
28
71
59
43
50
73
80
37
21
70
07
07
Lot
7
5
0
S'.isfl, all
Lot
1 to 3
& 8
COX'S
1
1
1
3
ADD.
Blk.
1
Am't.
13 49
Am't.
37 45
38 16
19 73
Am't.
4 03
1 55
1 55
38 26
NEW TERR. TO BLADEN
Des.
18-4-11
Lot 6 In NEU
Pt. of 7 in NEU
Sec.
Sec.
18
18
18
Lot 4 in NEU 18
COWLES
LiOlil inlNft'i
Lot '
3 & 4
17 to 21
10 & 11
Pf. T, nil 2 & 3
1 to 3 & TC144
Pt. 1 in NEUl-'MO
INAVALK
Lot Blk
Blk.
3
3
12
12
20
Am't.
20
Am't.
19 73
2 71
16 53
23 60
Am't
23 40
75 08
23 17
27 45
0 00
75 28
Am't
25 52
21 51
Lot
300x300
Lot
1 to i
5 to 0
7 & 8
9 & 10
11 k 12
7 to 10
12
5 & 6
15 to 18
19 to 21
3 to G
7 to 10
11 & 12
23 & 24
1 & 2
3 to 21
3
I
o
7
8
8
8
10
LUTZ'S ADD.
Blk.
1
2
JACKSON'S ADD.
1
JACKSON'S RESERVE
Blk.
RAILROAD
ADD.
Blk.
I
I
1
1
1
3
17
Lot
1, 2
3 .v
19 to 21
22 to 21
39 to 14
5
6 to 40
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
11
11
13
18
GABBER'S 2ND ADD.
Blk.
& 5 to 8
4
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
3 27
8 17
96
25 20
17 04
2 23
2 59
Am't.
12 48
88
3 17
Ami,
125 59
Am't.
11 01
0 53
0 53
10 58
70 82
18 14
4 88
7 88
4 33
19 02
24 28
24 28
18 47
4 13
5 66
52 01
3 02
1 82
Am't.
43 77
5 00
29 47
46 37
19 61
3 27
103 29
11
Lot
3
4
HIGHLAND & WELSCH'S ADD.
RED CLOUD ANNEX
Blk.
Lot
25 to 27
Lot
SHUCK'S
MINER'S
ADD.
Blk.
112 h So. End B, all O
ADD.
Blk.
1 to tG
42x75
12-75
Lot
3 ,t 1
11 12
I & 2
7 to 10
II & 12
13 & 1 1
17 to 21
15 Sz 10
17 & 18
19 S' 20
1
I)
E
FAIR VIEW ADD.
Blk.
1
1
o
5 21
Am't.
128 90
7 95
Am't.
35 10
Am't.
01 82
69 22
4 78
4 78
Am't.
11 43
2 59
8 22
15 93
8 22
8 22
7 73
11 20
11 20
8 55
:; 13
, ) i i t
5 in 7 1
II to 18 ' 10
i tor, & N'ir. 18
1!) to 24 18
N 15 pf 20 & 21 to 21 25
SMITH & MOORE'S ADD.
.if, 2"
2i l ' .
f. . 0 .
108 7:. I K
" oo ; Ii,
Km 72 K
32 17 ffi
K
Lot
13 to 18
19 to 24
Lot
SWU
1 & Nj 2
LEDUC'S
Blk.
19
19
ADD.
Blk.
A'.t.
103 72
108 72
Am't.
38 91
51 3G
SUB.-DIV. ANNEX LOT 27
B 101 11
DIST. IV
SMITH & MOORE'S ADD
Let
Pt. of 5 & 6
23 Si 24
Blk.
9
14
21
Let
So. 50 of 1 & 2
15 Si 16
12
20 to 21
SUHDIV
Lot
So 112 ',4 of
ORIG. TOWN
Blk.
A
20
21
23
Am't.
1 19
32 G8
32 08
Am't.
32 68
25 30
7 20
72 00
ANNEX. LOT 27
Am't.
04 80
36 62
Blk
B
C
fiARHER'S ADD.
Lot Blk. Am't
16 to' 18 Si S'j 19 3 25 20
5 4 14 40
13 to 15 G 43 20
22 to 24 0 43 20
GABBER'S 2ND ADD.
Lot Blk. Am't.
19 to 21 3 7 44
22 to 24 3 15 94
25 to 28 3 139 88
39 to 44 3 80 40
5 4 7 20
6 to 23 4 2C9 46
RAILROAD
Blk
Lot
7 Sz 8
9 & 10
11 & 12
1. 2 & N 20 of 3
5
13 & 14
28 to 32
1 Sz 2
3 to 0
7 to 10
11 Si 12
1 & 2
3 to 12
10 to 13
JACKSON'S
Lot
300x300
Am't.
1 12 56
1 16 74
1 33 44
2 60 68
2 22 46
?. 14 40
2 20 66
10 28 80
10 57 60
10 28 80
10 14 40
11 28 80
11 154 00
19 69 34
RESERVE
Blk. Am't.
172 70
KALEY & JACKSON'S ADD
Lot
13 to 18
19 to 21
10 to 10
17 Si 18
Alley
23 to 28
Lot
0 to 8
9 to 11
Blk.
8
9
9
JACKSON'S
Blk.
1
1
Am't.
80 40
80 .10
100 80
31 08
11 52
22 58
Am't.
21 60
PAVING TAX
The, following will be sold for tnx,
i.itorest and costs.
BED CLOUD DIST. I
Blk.
3
4
4
G
27
27
30
31
31
DIST. II
LUTZ'S ADD.
Blk.
1
1
WILLIAM'S ADD.
Blk.
Lot
8 & 9
1 & 4
7 to 9 & N 7 of 10
8 to 10
G
8 & 9
13 & 14
18
S23 of 19
Lot
7&8
9 to 12
Lot
7
1 to 4
5 & 6
ORIG.
Lot
1 & 2
W 25 of 1 & 2
19&20
21 & 22
18
S 23 of 19
2
2
TOWN
Blk.
4
20
27
27
31
31
DTRT. TIT
ORIG. TOWN
Am't.
133 80
133 80
152 43
200 70
96 45
133 80
106 50
17 34
16 42
Am't.
24 06
101 66
Am't.
11.97
24 12
24 12
Am't.
10 14
3 80
39 90
53 22
5 38
2 48
13 70
9 78
r-s
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION AT INAVALE
The Webster County Annual Sun
day School Convention will be held in
the Methodist church of Inavale,
October 9th and 10th, county exhibit
vok being on display in the basement
The following is the program:
MONDAY AFTERNOON
2:00 Song Service and Devotional.
2:30 Greetings . .... David Simpson
2:10 Response ... . .C. C. Stout
2:50 Address Margaret Ellen Brown
3:20 Report of the Daily Vacation
Bible School at Bed Cloud.
3:50 Address . W. II. Kimberly
4:20 Appointment of Committees, etc
MONDAY EVENING
7:45 Bainbow Chorus - Inavale
Sunday Schools
Address W. H. Kimberly
Address ..Margaret Ellen Brown
TUESDAY MORNING
9:30 Song Service and Devotional.
10:00 "Purpose and Work of Cra
dle Boll" .. . Grace Davis
10:30 Reports, Etc.
11:00 Discunsion Led by Mrs.
... Mabel Johnson.
"Meaning Purpose and Val
up of Exhibit Work."
11:30 Address State Worker
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Childron's Division Conference
Christion Church
2:00 Opening Worsh'p Service .
.... ; Margaret Ellon Brown
2:30 The Cradle Roll Class.....Mrs.
. Mabel Johnson
"Lesson Taught"
3:00 Discussion Led by Mrs.
Grace Topham
"Handwork and Care of Material"
3:30 Discussion
"Temperance Instructron in the Chil
dren's Division."
4.05 Story Hour
4:30 Adjourn to General Session
Young People's and Adult Workers
Methodist Church
2:00 Song Service und Devotional.
2:30 Discussion Led by C. C.
. -. Boron
"Home Department"
3:00 Special Music - Mao Denton
3:05 Training for More Efficient
Leadership Mrs. Tena Hires
3:35 Discussion - Led by C. E.
.. -.- Spore
"Missionary Reports and Plans."
4.05 Round Tablo W. H. Kimberly
4:35 Election" nnd Business
TUESDAY EVENING
7:30 Devotional
Offering
8:00 Stcrcoptican Lecture Mar-
garet Ellen Brown
"Pictures from a Second World Tour."
MARRYING MOTHER
Dy LOUISE M. ADDELSON
Crvloj i Wrhitoi ( -nn bom and
EsasHsarasasHSHSHsasHSHSHSKHsawn
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D
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((9, 1022, by McClure Nmvapaper Hyinllcate.)
"It's a terrible situation," Bnld Doc
tor Pratt.
'"It is," admitted bis wife, sadly.
"And I don't know how we can remedy
It. If only dear iniimuia were not
quite so dictatorial !"
"One would think," ruminated the
physician, "Unit she was the doctor
and I tho otllce boy. If she doesn't
like a patient's looks, or manners, or
expression, she refuses him admit
tance; says I'm out, or sick, or dead;
anything to make It certain that ho
will never call again. And Shepurd,
across the street, only too anxious as
he Is, to grab my practice!"
"But what can we do?" walled the
doctor's pretty wife. "Wo can't deny
her a home, can we? Poor mamma 1"
"Poor me! Poor you! Poor chil
dren ! But cheer up, little one, I have
something In view."
"Something in view?" repeated Mrs.
Pratt, uneasily.
"Don't worry. It's not murder or
banishment I'm contemplating for your
dear mother. What I had In mind
was matrimony."
Mrs. Pratt, who was not wholly
without humor, smiled. "Who Is It?"
"Alwyn Pratt, my uncle. Since his
wife died, a year ago, he's been very
unhappy for lack of some one to scrap
with. I'm in hopes that your mother"
Mrs. Tratt laughed in spite of her
Belf. "Edwin, that's not nice of you.
Mother will never marry least of all
n member of your family. You know
her."
"I know her. Therefore I'm bring
ing Uncle Alwyn to dinner tonight.
Good-by, dear. Some of the patients
your mother couldn't drive away are
waiting for me to see them."
Mrs. Colwell, Doctor Pratt's mother-in-law,
dressed for dinner that eve
ning with the satlstled air of one
whose time has tieen well spent, as,
Indeed, It had been.
"Mother, dear," said Mrs. Pratt, tim
idly breaking In on Mrs. Colwell's
pleasing reflections, "I hope you don't
mind If wt If we have company to
night?" "Company?" Mrs. Colwell stared In
credulously. "Company, and I not
know It? Who is coming?"
"Edwin's uncle, Mr. Alwyn Pratt a
very nice old gent Ionian, Indeed."
The door hell rang sharply. The
dinner guest had arrived.
Mr. Alwyn Pratt was a handsome
old gentleman, with white hair, and
sharp, black eyes that twinkled mys
torlously ns he shook hands with his
nephew's mother-in-law. Ills eyes con
tinued to twinkle, In spite of the glare
with which. Mrs. Colwell favored him.
The dinner was a nervous affair.
"1 would like." said the uncle, "a lit
tle more pudding. It your grnelous
mother would he so kind."
Mrs. Colwell's outraged feelings
could be repressed no longer.
"I am curious," said she, "ns to what
a member of the Pratt fumlly knows
about manners, gracious or otherwise."
"Hm!" said Mr. Pratt, with a
chuckle. "Not much, maybe. Just
enough to know when they are miss
ing. .Sorry you don't like the Pratts,
ma'am. Our people don't show their
feelings so plainly. Wo proved it when
my nephew hero married your daugh
ter. Not that we were disappointed In
the little lady, bless her. She's every
thing that could be desired. But we
disapproved of of her connections."
, "Her connections 1" Mrs. Colwell
gasped. She was the only living rela
tive of her daughter. "Her connec
tions! Why, I considered It the disap
pointment of my life when my daugh
ter married Doctor Pratt! Don't you
boast about your family! One of them
Is a rascally barber!"
"Oh, niudaiiie!" protested I'nele Al
wyn. "Don't say that I Joe's not. a
rascally barber. A more painstaking
nnd affectionate man I never saw. He's
shaved nie for years, and I know. The
soul of Imiior. .loc K I'm not ashamed
of hint. Ii illicit be a good deal worse.
Tor example, ho might have been a
horse thief!"
Mrs. Colwell turned a deep purple.
Her (laughter rose, hastily, hut Doctor
Pratt restrained her.
"Don't worry. Everything Is going
tine," he whispered.
Mrs. Colwell's furious voice tilled
the room. "It Isn't true that my grand
father stole a horse. He had bought
the horse, and "
"Dear lady," said old Alwyn, bland
ly, "did I say your grandfather stole a
horse? Far be It from me to make so
vulgar a statement. I didn't know your
grandfather. I didn't even know the
liorse. Moreover "
"You you at least you can't deny
that your uncle was one of the worst
gamblers In the city. He "
Doctor Pratt seized his wife's hand
and drew her from the room.
"The courtship Is In full swing," he
said.
Old Mr. Pratt spent a delightful eve
ning, and called again the following
week. Nor, to her daughter's surprise,
did Mrs. Colwell object to his coming.
In three months they were married.
The bride explained, to the satisfac
tion of all.
'Tie never stays long enough for me
to show m where ho Is wrong. Under
ordinary circumstances I wouldn't
think of marrying him. One of thnt
family I But It's the only way I'll suc
ceed In convincing him that Ids moth
er's undo kept a butcher shop and
sbort-wefghted his customers; and
there's another matter about a Indy
that his grandfather -"
'r;;. Pr.itt I -. d h r t. ", " "1
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WE CLEAN HATS
The Margin of Safety
Is represented by the amount of
insurnnoe you carry.
Don't lull yourself into a fancied
security.
Because lire has never touched you
It doesn't follow that you're immune
Tomorrow no today, if you Lave
time and you better And time
come to the oflloc and we'll wilto
a policy on your hoube. furniture,
store or merchandise.
LATER MAY BE TOO LATE-
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THE RIGHT THING
at the
RIGHT TIME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
,A MAN'S NAME
A 11USINKSS man said the other
day that It was a serious error
for a would-be business man, espe
cially a salesmnn, to forget the nama
of the unimportant little Mr. Nobody-In-Particular
from Not-Much-of-Any-where
with whom he was trying to do
business. No man likes to have you
forget his name. If the man Is Im
portant and Is used to receiving at
tentions then he doesn't notice your
overMght so much, hut the small man
who gets little notice In the world
feels especially sensitive about It and
Is especially gratllled when you go
out "of your way to remember him.
Often, however, when you are Intro,
duce'd'to strangers It Is physically Im
possible to get their names. This Is
partly due to the fact that we Amer
leans are prone to speak Indistinctly.
Now the best thing to do when you
hnvenot heard a man's name distinct
ly Is to make amends for this falluro
within a short time. Ask some ono
who knows the man what his name fs.
Better .still go to the man In ipiestldn
and .say: "I didn't quite understand
your name. Will joii set mo right?"
It Is better to do this than lo wait un
til you have to Introduce the stranger
to some newcomers and then to huvo
to poi'isc in making your Introductions
to iihI the newcomer what his name
Is mo way.
A salesman who reiaeiiiliers- custom
ers' names Is always an asset. And
don't believe there Is any .special
knack about It. It .simply requires a
little attention, .lust think about the
name the first time you hear It.
Think about the name In association
with some certain feature of the ono
to whom It belongs. A celebrated de
tective who has a phenomenal rec
ord for remembering faces and In tell
ing them under different disguises
makes a point to remember some one
distinctive, unusual characteristic. If
you wish to remember names try as
sociating tho name with some ono
strong characteristic' of tho face. It
Is n matter of habit more than any
thing else and you will find that It
will make you popular and may,
eventually lead to strlklug success.
( by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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Jone'sV Freddy has a severe pain la1
the head, '
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Dften .before.
Ma Yes, but never on a day when
he's free from school.
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