FOR TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING
CO TO GOAD'S CASH BARGAIN STORE
Have just received Spring and Sum
mer samples from the best taiiors in
Chicago. Come and look them over be
fore you place your order elsewhere. I
shall make the tailoring business one of
my specialties, and can save you money
on your clothing, as I am going to sell
on a smaller profit than is usually
charged by merchants who order tailor
made clothing. Remember this and
call and see me when you get ready for
your Spring suit, or coat and pants, or
odd pants, or in fact : : : :
Anything in the
Clothing Line
Will take great pleasure in showing
you my samples at any time. 1 have
on display about 400 samples, all differ
ent patterns, thus enabling you to have
your clothing made in : : :
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And last, but not least, you get it
MADE TO FIT. These advantages you
do not have when you go into the aver
age clothing store for a ready-made
suit. I guarantee a fit in any garment
that I order for you. Come and see me.
L. QOAD
6WARK
ARKANSAS
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THOUGHTS!
ON BOYS
J By J. S. KIRTLEY, D. D.
Author of the “Young
Men end Hiraieif,” etc. |
HIS QUESTION!
(Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowies.)
The “Roy Question" is very large!)
a matter of the boy's questions. And
that is no small matter. He conducts
what may be called a questionaire. It
is a continuous affair, with no recess
or vacation. He does it for the same
reason that he plays—he can't help it.
When he finds an agitation going on
in his brain and muscles and nerves
and bones, and all of them telling him
to play, and good opportunities going
to waste all around him. what else can
he do? And when there are so many
things to look into, and such a noisy
agitation in his soul compelling him
to learn, what can he do but ask about
them? The mysteries of stars, and
suns, and moons, and snow, and hail,
and steam, and electricity, and gray
hair, and bald heads, and flies, and fish,
and several million other things must
be explained—and on the spot. He
never knows that he sometimes ge s
himself disliked. If he did he would
want to know why, and all about it.
He is not "stuck up," to use a phrase
that he himself will understand at
once, but enlists every one he meets
as a cuittuurcfr in ins pm sun ui
knowledge, reserving his pa for special
co-operation, during the latter's hours
of rest. He is not partial nor dila
tory, but takes up every matter, as it
comes, for immediate investigation
He works rapidly, and can inquire into
a great variety of subjects in the
same breath.
He has to ask questions in order to
give his strenuous gray matter some
thing to do. And he needs the
knowledge that he seeks in his httsi
ness. To be sure he can learu by
looking, but he can't gather informa
tion that way quite as fast as he can
store it away in his memory, and that
is his main line of business, though he
has several very pronounced side lines
Besides, thefe is so much out there
to learn he wtll never get his share if
he does not avail himself of all pos
sible assistance. And come to think
of it, what else are the other people
here for, but to put him in possession
of what they have0 By and by he will
be able to dispense with a few ques
tions—not let up, but only slow up—
and reason out certain things alone,
but not yet, for the activity and the
thirst for knowledge and the questions
begin with his first words, and reason
will not give him that till he is
somewhat older. You may say
that, from three to thirteen, he is
an interrogation mark. During that
time he might find an inviting voca
tion for his shining gifts as a
lawyer to conduct cross-examina
tions or as a chief of police to pre
side over the sweat box.
He is getting discipline and knowl
edge, and he Is “getting the habit."
which is better still. He is prepar
ing to got along without asking ques
tions, which is not a bad thing. His
active mind is sending Impressions
along the brain cells and marking out
a permanent path for truth to travel,
and he Is also acquiring the material
which reason will use some day, in its
side-line work.
Even at the worst he Is more than
a combination of muddy clothes, noise
and questions, every time he turns up
with a question to be turned down
with a quietus. Besides tho good he
Is getting, think of what he is giving.
Think of how he is driving his father
especially Down into ms own inner
life and hack into his own boyhood's
history to know the significance of all
this questioning, thus leading him to
wholesome introspection and insplr
ing recolloction, and making him a
bright, new, up-to-date man.
Think of tho fine intellectual drill he
is taking bis father through, as he
puts to him questions that would puz
zle lawyers, and scientists, and philoso
phers, and theologians, questions
which that father must unravel and
answer sensibly. And the boy always
knows when he Is talking sens'*, even
though the questions may not be much
better than some civil service qttes
tlons When Artemus Ward wrote
his grotesque travesty of the list of
life Insurance questions, he was prob
ably in a reminiscent ntood, and was
reviewing an old boyhood trick. “Are
you male or female? If so, how long
have you been so?" And all the rest
to match.
Think of the ready market he fttr
nishes you for your stores of knowl
edge, when perhaps he Is the only liv
ing being who would listen to you at
all. An attentive listener like him
Is not picked up every day. You
might write newspaper articles and
whole books without finding the hos
pitality to your ideas that a boy gives
you, when you answer his questions.
NEWARK GROCER CO
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It is to many a rare chance that may
never come again. No one can ques
tion the gducational value of ques |
tions, both for questioner and ques
Honed. To suppress them is to su; i
press him; to direct and answer then j
is to discipline and develop hint; to i
do it in the spirit of co-operation is to I
enter into sacred partnership with him
HAIRPINS AND THeTr USES.
Many Popular Services Performed by
Little Instrument.
It is recorded that Zola, on being
asked what Impressed him most when
in England, replied: "The sight of so
many hairpins strewn along the paths."
He probably, with most people, did
not realize to what varied and service
able uses this little article is put. It
Is an excellent substitute for a paper
cutter; It will pierce a cigar or clean
a pipe; as a buttonhook, either for
boots or gloves, it is invaluable; in
extremities it has served as a tooth
pick, horrible as this may seem;
while, if a sufficient number are used,
it supplies the place of a hatpin.
There is another popular service
also that it performs. Recently at a
smart hotel a young lady took up a
novel, saying to the man who was
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you got with this story?” As she
spoke she opened the book with that
quick movement which inevitably be
trays the bookmarker, then putting it
down with a laugh, added: “Oh, I was
looking for the hairpin which marked
the place you had reached, but of
course you don’t use hairpins.”
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Bellingham, Wash.—An Immense '
blackflsh, or finback whale, 30 feet
long, located Itself under a pile driver
at a fish trap location near the east
entrance to Deception pass. The v
pile was forced through the huge bedy P
of the fish, and was pounded Into the i
tide lands underneath by the heavy
driver-hammer. The struggles of
the fish shook the pile driver so
vigorously that the loftman fell from s
the second station of the driver rig- ^
ging to thu deck and was rescued ^
from drowning only by the prompt ac
tion of John Nelson, working on th#
deck.
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