J. C. L.--In hinging unused stamps with original gum be careful to
cover up as little of the stamp as possible. Many advanced
collectors will not "collect gum." They carefully scrape off all
the gum.
DIANA VANDELEUR.--I regret to say I know nothing about the value of
old newspapers. They are very interesting independent of any money
value, and therefore worth keeping.
J. WALL.--No U.S. stamps were ever so surcharged. The 3c. and 10c.,
1851, which you have, surcharged "3" and "10" respectively, are
simply stamps cancelled by a hand-stamp, "Paid 5" or "Paid 10," in
such a way that the figure came on the stamp. Previous to 1851
letters could be sent either prepaid or not. Paid letters were so
marked. The others were delivered to the addressee on payment of
the postage.
PHILATUS.
[Illustration: Ivory Soap]
Why not wash with pure, white Ivory Soap and have pure, white linen?
"Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well!"
THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO. CIN'TI.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
STEEL PENS
Nos. 303, 404, 170, 604 E.F., 601 E.F.
And other styles to suit all hands.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
_Drink HIRES Rootbeer when you're hot; when you're thirsty; when callers
come. At any and all times drink HIRES Rootbeer._
Made only by The Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia.
A 25c. package makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere.
[Illustration]
THE
BALTIMOREAN PRINTING-PRESS
has earned more money for boys than all other presses in the market.
Boys, don't idle away your time when you can buy a self-inking
printing-press, type, and complete outfit for $5.00. Write for
particulars, there is money in it for you.
THE J. F. W. DORMAN CO.,
Baltimore, Md., U.S.A.
[Illustration]
EARN A GOLD WATCH!
We wish to introduce our =Teas and Baking Powder=. Sell 50 lbs. to earn
a =Waltham Gold Watch and Chain=; 25 lbs. for a =Silver Watch and
Chain=; 10 lbs. for a =Gold Ring=; 50 lbs. for a =Decorated Dinner Set=;
75 lbs. for a =Bicycle=. Write for a Catalog and Order Blank to Dept. I
W. G. BAKER,
Springfield Mass.
[Illustration: Thompson's Eye Water]
TRACK ATHLETICS IN DETAIL
Compiled by the Editor of "Interscholastic Sport" in HARPER'S ROUND
TABLE. Illustrated from Instantaneous Photographs. 8vo, Cloth,
Ornamental, $1.25. In "HARPER'S ROUND TABLE LIBRARY."
The best short book we have seen dealing with this phase of
athletics.--_Independent_, N. Y.
The young athlete who cannot secure instruction at the hands of a
professional trainer will find this book invaluable.--_Boston
Herald_.
A good book to put into the hands of the athletically inclined. It
is capitally illustrated with instantaneous photographs, and is
full of expert and sound advice and instruction.--_Outlook_, N. Y.
* * * * *
BY HOWARD PYLE
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