. St. Nicholas [serial] . AND K. WYCKOFF (League Members).BEHEADINGS AND CURTAILINGS. When the following words have been doubly beheadedand triply curtailed, the initials of the remaining wordswill spell an autumn flower. I. Doubly behead and triply curtail one who managesan engine, and leave a machine for separating the seedsfrom cotton. 2. Doubly behead and triply curtail a pub-lic walk, and leave an augury. 3. Doubly behead andtriply curtail one of the United States, and leave a con-trolling regulation. 4. Doubly behead and triply curtailcommon, and leave clamor. 5. Doubly behead andtriply
. St. Nicholas [serial] . AND K. WYCKOFF (League Members).BEHEADINGS AND CURTAILINGS. When the following words have been doubly beheadedand triply curtailed, the initials of the remaining wordswill spell an autumn flower. I. Doubly behead and triply curtail one who managesan engine, and leave a machine for separating the seedsfrom cotton. 2. Doubly behead and triply curtail a pub-lic walk, and leave an augury. 3. Doubly behead andtriply curtail one of the United States, and leave a con-trolling regulation. 4. Doubly behead and triply curtailcommon, and leave clamor. 5. Doubly behead andtriply curtail earnest advice, and leave every. 6. Doublybehead and triply curtail to dignify, and leave a Doubly behead and triply curtail noon, and leave toclear. 8. Doubly behead and triply curtail scentless,and leave perfume. 9. Doubly behead and triply cur-tail the plural of a word meaning my lady, and leavea river of Russia. don w. pittman (League Member). THE DE VINNE PRESS, NEW YORK. FOR THE TOILETmW V hA> Z. &&U6 cW^/i matcA&q A11 rights 1903. J3 ^S2^^2SS222222^2Z2^2^22^^22222222S^^^SSS^5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ST. NICHOLAS STAMP PAGE. The desire to secure specimens of the stamps of Mar-tinique and St. Vincent which has been aroused amongcollectors by the recent tragic events in those islands isfurther increased by the change which is now takingplace in the stamps of the latter country to those bear-ing the kings head. The set which has been issuedconsists of all the regular values from halfpence to fiveshillings. No stamps have been issued in any countrywhich approach in beauty of design and fineness of ex-ecution the various earlier issues of St. Vincent. Thelatest type in the ordinary De la Rue form is not verypleasing, but the fact that it is one of the King Edwardissues makes it desirable. The high-value stamps for Great Britain itself havenow appeared. The two-shilling sixpence, five-shilling,and ten-shilling are the same in design an
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