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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1922. 4 A 71 Today's Puzzle The Largest Sale in America Vita Pasojiiale.

24 Herman Garfinkel, 38.,.. Ada Gibbs. 29 Otto Frene, 32 Loretta Donegan, 31.. Alfred Druhm, 21 Kmma Scheefe, 18 Alfreds Corltrada, 25 farmela Cercblone, 24. ClinrleB Miller.

27 Bertha Drehs. 22 Helena. Grabarz, 25 213 Green Harry Seipe, 30 McAlpin Hotel, Mhtn Asnea Hoyer, 19 573 Baltic Bt Basil Chichester. 81 1345 Fulton ft Florence Johnson, 3Q 11a Macon Vita Btra. 26 ....22 Niwau ave Clva Marrerl, 21 258 Nassau av Benjamin Levy, 36....

Far Rockaway. L. I. Lillian Shapiro, 23 1171 631 it James Honeeeny, 26 122 Atlantic ave because when he was nt work, but It seems to me a good siylng would be taking life easy 'like a for excepting September and October when he is preparing for winter and doing repairs he does very little work. "Tes, sir, if I didn't like poultry so well I would choose to be a Beaver," said Mr.

Fox, trotting off through the woods and leaving Mr. Coon sitting there wondering if Mr. Beaver of all the animals was the one most to be envied. (Copyright, 192S. by the McPlura Newspaper Syndicate.

N. T. City.) 60 Dooley et Jersey City, 236 New Jersey av Bronx. N. T.

.462 Atlantic av S87 Grand ...719 Chauncey et 99 Dean st 100 Bergen et 429 9th et 24 4th et 172 Varet 1017 Fulton et 7 St. Mark's sv ..87 Rt. Mark's a SIS Berriman et vt 9) Dean st 4S2 7th av 475 72d et 475 72d st .47 Kumpter 47 Kumpter st Morris Bubby, I'ratiifs. Silverhere. 18.

irf.lrpu- 2f i Mi Once you taste tbat rich, savory flavor, you will know why Ferris Hams and Bacon have been so famous since 1860. If your butcher can't supply you, ask ns who can. F. A. Ferris Inc.

UJIian Norgren. 85.... Moses Kleisher. 4 Helde Barker. 36 James Battte, 21.

Marv Sfrrhige. 18 George White, 32 Kva Cornet, 29 Andrew Zaekery, 25 Edna Harrington, 29 John weshnhlt, SifriH T'nulnen. 28 1704 Av. mm James Gaokin. 29 407 37th st 365 Cumberland et .1169 President st 168 Gold st oimonuni, TailBie, Atlantic ave Curso, Rebecca, 29 lfl Johnson ave Way Serlna.

21 57 Johnson ave Carl Ftaoh, 82 915 Proepert ave Hoaa Heresy. 22 915 Prospect av Frederick Rolle, 21 Mr.5 Rldpe blvd Pauline Broer, 81 6j35 Ridge blv.1 Charlen Scheller, 21 84 Fountain ae Caroline Clune, 27. ...212 Wlllouffhby ave Joseph Weieer. 23 492 Glenmore, avo Rob Lichtman. 22 241 Bradford et James Garaber, 19 1954 Greene ave Eleanor Wertbefm, 20 75 Leu-is ave Steve Kuclnnki, 23 148 Prospect ave Edla Kawa, 21 147 Pacific nt Cleveland White, 81 86 Rockwell pi Annie Johnson, 26 1986 Atlantic ave Charles Fager, 26 135 Pacific rt Mary Amoury, 2..,.

195 Pacific et James Mahoney, 82 3 Ave. Theresa Brady, 34 3 Ave. Joeeph Keating, 2 254 64th et Florence Gallaaan, 18 ....218 67th Rt James Dunnugan, 21.718 Amsterdam ave Matilda Menge, 22 412 Grant ave Morris Roth. 26 25 Ave Matilda Bercowitz, 19.. 442 Atlantic ave Glacomo, Pandaleo, 82 840 Sheffield ave i Giovanna Kerracane.

Pitkin aei Vilhelmlna Maloney. zz Marlonn Tie, Veto. HH New York 123 Sands st 22 Concetta Cangelosi, Pleases the most exacting tastes. Quality Economy Purity Flavor Always Assured. Thomas aurnn, 40 Vlorenrn I 'olifl.

20 MARRIAGE LICENSES Lawrene. Jenaen. 25, 107 Lafayette Queen. Co. Gladys R.

Young, 21.... 1274 Proapect pU August Frleslaben, 41, lfi2J Uth Queen. Co. Marl. J.

jr. Wlndt, SS Rodney Ft Solomon Manasher, 24 209 7th et Mhtn Ethel Granoff, It 115 So. 4th t. Michael 6zvermlckns, 84 304 Henry Queen. Co.

Antonena Stokutla, 26 457 Essex sfe Cyril Atklne, 2 1231 St. JTarks av Emma Webb, II 104 Buffalo ave John Bloane, 28 47 New York ave Mae Kelly, 25 R84 Greene ave Adam Scharf, 3 1829 Atlantic av. Anna Etrloger, Atlantic ave. Giuseppe Ameduri, 28. HOIUS, La, I.

1387 Paelflo .2004 Bergen st .594 Flushing av ..136 Alabama av ..136 Alabama av jMoaica, Max Stocky, 31 THa. Klnvin. 4. hav griven you ten little words of two each. You are to change them into words of three letters each fry 'adding another letter be-for each word At the same time, your flrst reading downwards, must Spell name of the capital of one of the Western States.

What 'is It? Answer to Yesterday's Pnzxle. SAM HERT AMHERST. TOM H. 210 Hawthorne st Jopoph Hynes. '32 .310 Hawthorne et 87 8.

4th et 87 S. 4th at Jense Wallowitz. 25... Sandman Story for Tonight JesBle Slbovich, 24.. A little higher inptice-BUT!" Humphrey's Friends Pleased WORKING "LIKE A BEAVER" Friends of Judge Burt J.

Humphrey drIvtdartmovth. oT the Queens County Court today are, pointing with pride to the fact that -while the vote given to Al Smith In Queens on Tuesday was the largest ever given to any gubernatorial can didate in the County, Smith's vote was 2,000 less than that of Judge Hum Benjamin conn ike, 80 Bronx, y. y. Rose Welnstein, 25 Ill lr.th et William Cowenttno, 31 ,268 Degraw et Angelina Tarregrosea, 24 240 Kackett et James Can a van, 24 Springfield. Li- I.

Helen Kenna, 28 63 Grenpoint ave Jozef Prokop. 42 89 No. 5th it Annie Mlmovich. 48 89 No. 6th et Peter Cottone.

39 Wilson av Glusepplna Coleca, 33 374 Grand Ft Raymond Paulnen. 24 Rldgewood. L. I Loretta Cahlll, 22 77 Steuben et Joseph Cannarella. 31 259 Sarkett Mary Contorno, 24 588 Union Ft Gustav Wagner.

23 Maspeth, L. I Km ma Woika. 30 97 No. 8th Ft Patrick Cunningham, S3 ..1109 prbspect pi Winifred MacKrlana, 82 273 Howen Pt Abe Reveman, 24. .838 E.

9th nt, Mhtn Clara Mahler, 26 38 So. 2d Henry Holboth, 24 Jersey City. N. J. Irene Cavanagh, 24 814 59th Ft Giuseppe Peilegrino, 37....

10 Cole st Aesunto Pal umbo, SO. ...374 Columbia st Felix Jansens, 38 336 52d st Alios Decruyper. 44 336 62d Ft Innoosnxo Splca, 43 60 Dooley st MR. FOX had not seen Mr. Coon for a lone tlin.

and one day ne met him in tlie wood shuffling along at a event rate. "What is yotir Raccy?" asked Mr. i'ox. "I have not seen you for a long titne." "No, I have had littlo timfl for visiting," replied lir. Coon, 'for I discovered a field of corn that no qhe else tad found and I have loen working like a Beaver' to get a good share he-fore some one comes along and spoils fun "Working 'like a Beaver floes not mean you have worked very said Mt.

Fox who was in a mood for rhrey In the race for County Judire of Queens last year. Smith's vote totaled 84,202, while that of Judge Makes good TEA a certainty uaDrieie Konzttti. zs lKtn ri Mary D. Apa, 19 586 3d ave John Murphy. 37 1479 Pacific et Bertha Wolf, 119 Brevoort pi William Clampett, St.

ave Mabel Skinner. 2 1206 St. Mark, ave John Bannon. 22 7322 ave Anna Connor, 335 st Charles Handy, 56 ...123 Nohle ft Emma Arnhelter, 323 Held ave Alfred MrKegs. Jr, 21 et Helen Beligman.

24 55th pt Giuseppe Sangorgin, 27 78 Hart st Anna Valastro. 22 97 Starr st Harry Rothman, 27 5710 4th ave Etne Tobias, 2L 5710 4th ava Jacob Frank, 27 36 Aillboy st Bose Cohen. 22 365 Osborn st Anthony Di Ohlara. 24 1125 49th st Mary Corrlero, 3 9 201 Prospect John Pagano, 24. Heights.

N. .1. Ellanora Truda. 25 B02 B. ISth st Charlo Perrillonlx, 26 674 68th st Frances Llppmann, 21 222 61st st Fred Cothman, 31 .1169 Madison st Marie Bauer, 19 482 Van Buren st Abe Wlndmebel, 29 210 Boebling st Mildred Greenfield, 21 226 Pulaski st Anthony Annunzlata.

20.... 133 Columbia st Josephine Gelsonlnl. 19 23 Sullivan st Victor Masoolo, 23 ISO Hewe. Bt Be.sle Kaufman. IS 25ff Penn st Konstanty Wrublewsky, 32 207 Freeman st Humphrey a year ago was 86.852.

IT'S IN THE FLAVOR Oat JUm. displaying his knowledge. -l. "I thought Beavers worked all the i time," said Mr. Coon, looking! sur-1 prised.

CORNS Warm your teapot use teaspoonful of Tetleys Orange Pekoe for every two cups be sure water is freshly boilingsteep five minutes. Then you have a real cup of tea, on no, inaeea. was ine repiy. "I know that is the idea and that is the reason folks use that expression working 'like a but as a matter of fact the Beaver works less than half the time. He plays a great dral, hut when he does work he works loni? and hard and of course he makes a rood 6howing." "How do you know no much about Res.

in U. S. Patent Offlca. Watch for an A Supreme Effort in CoffeePerfectionforCorv noisseurs and Discriminating Coffee Drinkers. that ftlr.

Beaver goes avisiting other Beaver. colonies in the summertime, wandering miles from his home and having a good time. Not a stroke of Work does he do. "And in the winter time he is comfortable in his home, protected from the cold. And would you believe it, Mr.

Blue Jay said that those Beavers can go from their homes into the water when the top Is frozen in the winter and bathe. Ugh, it makes me shiver now to think of it! "Think of having three meals a day arid taking a bath in the winter without leaving your home, or at least jo-ing out of sight of it. I tell you. Raccy. Iam almost sorry at times that I am not a Beaver." "Do they eat chickens and ducks?" asked Mr.

Coon. "No," replied' Mr. Fox, "and that Is the only reason 1 do not wish to be one. Not to be able to enjoy a nice fat bird would take all the joy out" of life of me, and the Beaver lives on the bark from trees, birch, aspen, willow and others and in the winter he has the roots and things at the bottom of the pond." "It seems to me he has a pretty easy time of it," said Mr. Coon.

"I wonder who started that saying about working 'like a Beaver'?" "I don't know," said Mr. Fox, "but I will be fair enough to say that Mr. Bea ver when he. builds a dam or his house, works very hard indeed, maybe that is how the saying got about. Someone must have seen hira (Selipse Next Saturday Stop their pain in one minute by removing the cause! 7 Mr.

Beaver?" inquired Nr. coon, wno hv this time was so interested he was Sitting on the ground beeide Mr. Fox. Mr. Fox scratched his head and looked very wise as he said: "On" spring when we had passed through a very hard winter and all of the wood folks were looking pretty lean and feeling very hungry, I saw a certain Mr.

Beaver come out of the water looking very plump and I knew of course he must have had plenty of food through the winter. "I was going to ask him how he did It, but he seemed to doubt my friendliness for he dived into the water before I could nsk him. Mr. Blue Jay. who happened to be sitting in a tree, saw me and he, too, doubting my good Intentions began to laugh.

'I wanted to know how Mr. Beaver managed to be so fat when all of us wood folks are so leon and I eald, not noticing his impolite 'Mr. Beaver stores away his food In the autumn and late said Mr. Blue Jay, and then he told me A Pound Just put on one of Dr. Scholl's protective, soothing Zino-pads.

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