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Practical Qucstions

They had a famous visiting preacher and exhorter in attendance at the colored church revival, and the congregation was always impressed by' his words of wisdom, and his eloquence, when he participated in the services.

The distinguished visitor listened attentively while a dusky sister rose and testified loudly and fuently to the precious character of her religion, and what a comforter and light-burner it was in her life. When she had finished' he cut in:

"Thass good, Sistuh; thass good ! But I wants to ax you a few questions furder erlong on de subject. How

NEW ROSS LIF'T TRUCK

Hobbs Wall Lumber Company recently added a new Ross Lift Truck to the lumber handling equipment at their San Francisco yard.

'bout de practikal side of you' religion? Does you' religion strive t' make you a bettah wife? Do h'it he'p you to fix up a bettah home fo' you' fambly? Do h'it make you fix you'husband a good, hot dinnah wid poke an' taters when he comes home fum wuk? Do h'it make you live a bettah tife in you'home den you used to?"

The woman studied the questions before replying, and just then the visiting preacher felt a tug at his elbow, and a dusky brother behind him whispered:

"Press dem questions, Bruddahl Press dem questions! Dass my wife!'

Called On The Mills

G. J. (Jerry) Bonnington of Lamon-Bonnington Co., San Francisco, returned February 24 from calling on the firm's sawmill connections in the Northwest.