M‘Auitcii panorama“.
‘ souru‘N333,n11yAt.K.
W WW
Mrs. l". B l-‘c‘rgusoi‘t, 0! Mill Plain,
spent. Monday, in South Np‘rwalk.
Nollie. tht‘I dalt‘lght‘c‘r of Mr. ‘und Mrs
‘ .. Charles 13,010th M" Berkeley ottcct
has been quite ‘.‘ill .
Mm. A. ll.1-.loyt3-ritiil61'keloy street,
. in the guest of friends itt Port (‘hcs~
tc‘r tor a few days.
Mro.: Thomas A. Baxter. of .Iarvls‘
street, has gone to Sample lathe. lot
the benefit of her health. ,
l-idwin ll. Hoyt, I-roii Wall stteet at
tended. th(I. autom6bilc‘ 8how in Madi-
111))! Square Garden, 398th day
illncoln Council,I No 4.()rdt-1' of
United American Mechanics. will hold
a. regular nicetittg tomorrow evening
Miss (lleiti‘u- 8111111117. Is the hostess
oi the Matinee Witlat Club this utter-
noon at her home in West atenuc
The young 110a of Mr. and 8118.111111—
iel l". Riordan is ill at his home. in
York street Pneumonia is touted.
Morris Book. (it the firm of llirxchI
iltsld & Book. of New. Y'otk city, has
been in Norw'ilh' on a luminous trip.
Mr and Mrs. A. Solnntnx, [If south
Nltt'walk,w(-1'(I guests at tho lIlIutWootl
Il-iolol ln‘ Mill l’lttltt, on Sunda3 lust.
i.(-Itte.1 t.‘1‘1"'Ilet Wilbur I-‘. Ilnhbcll
11118 rcnuinctl his duties at the Notwallk
pout-office utter a few (In311‘ titration.
William A.Cl111'lt went 1o Woodbury.
today to look after some details in
‘cottncctlon with the (settling up of his
tather's estate. . ,
Miss Sadie Carglli rcttn‘ncd yester-
do.) alternoon to her iiuillt‘ I11 West.
volt (tycnuo, after a weeks 111.13' with
friends ltt New York city
The cam-.81 8111mm (.‘hnt'tott
against ‘John McMulleu tr. schodulcd
to come 11p agnin this wot-11,8110 a de-
cial‘ti‘n‘ is expected In a few days.
John Collin into resumed his duties
at th(I South Norwolh depot 0113:311th
roonts,ui"t(I1 a weeks ll nose during
which .looepit (‘.lliingu snlwtltutcd tor
' him.
The annual moatin‘g oI‘ th(I Norwalk
Congregational Church will he held
this evening :11 11 o'clock, (11 which
time ofilccru 'fot the coming year will
be, elected.
The Golden little (‘ircie oi Kino‘s
Daughters: oi" the \ot 11.1ii. (111l.;t'(‘3:tl-
tlunttl Church will meet 1011111111111 :11
ltIrttoon, ('ll 3 o'clock. uillt Mists t‘nt'ric
(li‘ovcr ol 7 (3‘1'nntl strcct
James Paul of the firm of ..l M Lay-
ton (11111 (1011198113. lnc., in recovering
from his severe attack or cryulpclas
a!“ Is able to ho about the house for
a. Short while each (1113'.
Dr. Ralph M. Bennett. of. Scaview
avenue. is spending today as the guest
at Mr. and Mrs.. J. I".,Koctt. (11' isliiauI
beth. N. .I. Mr. Keen is It former coi~
legc chant of Mr. liennott.
The annual meeting or the Norw all:
lia‘ptist Church will be held this (I1 (InI
lug at 8 o'clock. Ofllcers for the. on
.sulns your will be elected and other
business mattersflwill he attended to
FIYIdeI'ic Vatt Ronaseiear hey a
member of the. Norwnlk Lodge. B P.
0 141., has been III for some time with
acute gastritis at (1 snttitarimn In New
York city.. dichaa '11 resident-(I. in
Westport. and EB well-known under the
title of NiokgCarter, the writer (11’ dime
novels and fiction of similar character.
The. plnoehie team (11‘ Uncut; ilayI
loft. will jour ey (0 Norwalk this (Iren-
ing and pin
tourney with Cockenoe Haylol‘t. The
latter team ls tthotll 18,. 000 points lit
the lead now, and it Io‘oltsI as it' the
Not-walk rinymftkers would dine at the
expense or th(I. Sbttth Norwalkcrs, un-
less they do somehard playing.
The W. C 'l‘. ll. will hold an all day
sealing tttcctlng at the It me 01‘ Mrs.
William Chl‘dsey", 10‘ W90.“ ort‘ avenue.
Norwalk F1 idav Th‘c serng done at
this meeting will'fb’e mostly for chil
dren and will he slant. to Ellis island.
The Union sends a barrel of clothing
'(Iach yen1‘.As many as possible are
requested to be present Lunch will
be. served at noon Members are. ask
on to bring t‘ltithblcs and scissors
A large number 01- commitmuon‘
taxes nova-Inca: paid to the town tax.
collector, the past few weeks. and the
time is drawing near when the books ‘
must; he incised up 01113 ten days mot-(I.
.remaln i113, which? 319“" the (111105.815
(any; It ’F‘é gaggli (- phones or (le‘IlIn-
qttentx‘"wiii' ed to Prosecuting:
Attention. W. and warrants Will
be issued nt- 332 the. cost. will
then be nearer $10. so that it will be
much (Iteammmy the bills now
pylwomven-whb ((1601. fitted. by 151111:
“9531mmtayg-ulf'ai'oll Itn anything of
1,...” . ..
nouns-«8%. (p.18 3 ‘8 m.
sunhnva-L-lz (o 4 p. m.
.1. (110818181 1.11.81.19.31
in (lots, shrines and Da-
malice effects, at
‘ Ioon hen-110138100013 him. naked
another 'Kflliie or th(I!
lull-(m (‘11
. 7.
‘UY 31......3;
, arker
' ‘ ntaiit
Pen
"lt‘not ‘I‘htiofactory, will return
your money.
‘EEI‘W. ‘il. KELLEY J‘R.
,__ 3 11116111118313: _3 3
‘0‘ ((611111 3111118 Wm?»
-.:‘,.'; ,l' . 4.17"” My,
“Wm Am (cw III-1-
m
How A PAhSONLgONnED oven.
AL
(Bogard (1110.) Dispatch.)
Marcelino. Mo‘., 11 short time (tint-e
voted out saloons: The Rev. Charles
II}. Peirce save great influence In rid-
ding the town oi‘ the 1:,1Iatca and as
he. was walking down the (street he
past-ted by where th(I dxtut‘ou oi the
“White Elcphant" were being loaded
In (trays awaiting shipment The (In-
the
pro 11 hot it he. would vote a lilitil out
'(It‘ t.'o\1n nttd then teiusc to help him
move The Rev. Mr. Pom-Io wont
‘Itotnc‘, 31111 on a pair of overalls
waa noon buck helping to loud
goods,
THE OFFICE SEE‘l
lilo future wot I. need new
A matter of (Ionjecltu't.
For even though defeated he
‘an practice law (11' l1-(Itute.
*Waohlngtot‘t Star
i ii (‘.'
and .
.3”,
Funeral Directors‘ and Emhalmers.
South Norw‘alk. Conn.
12-18 Nomi Main street.
‘0. B J acksdn,
Optician.
1.»-
Everything in the Optical ‘Lin‘e
Ey'es Examined ‘Free.
58 WALL IT‘BIIT. PHONE 438 NORWALK.
I"""""""'MEN’.S HIGH CUT”
STORM BOOTS
20% Reduction While They Last }
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
45 WALL BT., NORWALK.
Insurance
in Income producin‘g3 ‘p‘rop‘erty that
must Increaaa‘ln value With the rapid
growth of the town.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
BARGAINS ‘
WE CAN FURNISH ANY KIND ‘OF
INSURANCE.
COME AND SEE US.
(INCORPORATED)
sat-(11.110111: ave. so. uoawauc
Batter! Butter'
Church 8: Miller’ 8
the place to get sweet. 1'1 ash-made But-
ter, received fresh from the creamery
twice each week. 'i‘ry ours.»
Plenty of home-laid Eggs.
Bright, new ckerel, 2 tor 151:;
large. bright, tat. karel..15c par lb.
Fancy Boneless fish. in
boxes. the finest. Codilsh-aoid.
1 New Edam Cheese. bright-'83 (1 doi-
or.
New atrivnl of thc Franco-American
Soups; large cans, assorted. 83.50 per
dozen.
A full line or FrancoAtncrtcan Gom‘a
Fates.
Headquarters for the famous Naa‘t
Outages; a new arrival. any. size, 33. 00‘
per' box; 251'. and 301: per dozen.
Call on us for anything.
.BUY. EDI‘BLESIYOU- GAN EAT. ,
‘Chutch
Miller
1.510318 "0116115118
33 WEST. wAsumaronI'mnm
%
MONEY ADVltN
to all; on their 110‘ lib I‘I'Iimltll
pianos and pthcr" Mantl‘pr'opa'iig.‘
without removal.
withoutlndprac‘r. C 13111!
«(mane Loan and 8°
Ha’viland Bldg... Washington at..0
open until “(8130111. Moadtty 1311131081101.
(trd'aiy 1.11111
W
We Don't Make Clothes
for Everybody
We make clothes.
you
A SUIT.
A FANCY VEST,
A TOP COAT.
A PAIR- OF PANTI.
AN OVERCOAT. 1 . ‘
One or two. or all. it you need (81:111..
Well he as particular 118 We know
hgw. and they do any that We know
1 w
LEG S. KOPPEL
FABHIONAI E‘ I ‘R
‘.‘124NoJian 8!. L TALO“ ‘
7.1.1.1181. 3 . 3 3
‘\‘
Real - Estate and ,.-.._
We haVe several decided blrpalna
IREAL ESTATE
J M LAYTON (Co
3 lb. ,
but we do: pl‘e‘n‘so eveinbody ‘ft‘n' whom '
We want to malta $3
.3111)!th Namlk‘. , ’
FLYNN (S: RYAN
"831i wasnmo'ron 81‘. 8611711 'NORWALK
'86 Washington Street.
- ‘— ‘_l—
81.111111131111111 81 SON co.
Furniture. Carpets. Stoves Etc.
Headg‘t‘tarters for EDISON and
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
134136 Washington St, South Norwalk
HOW DID THEY GET THE RIGHT START?
Merrill Busmess College
.IWM1A.I
TRAINING DID IT.
' Every young man or young woman needs this training to
SUCCEED. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Citéélcr.
I‘L—
Uscfu l Hold G'ft
Electric Percolators, Chafin‘g Dishes, 511.1111 Steves, W‘a‘ter
Heaters. Broilers, O‘ve'ns. Luminous Radia‘t63r‘6, e‘tc. Pocket Flash-
'8 rii'ghta' and ‘Electr‘icaily Driven Toys. A large 88sort1nent of Elec-
Tt‘i-tty 016.:
trio. Pottablc T1161: Lamps and Domes.
11 1
,,. ,. 31:, (kg.
= Iii" BE]
86 WASiil‘ “"
I_11"IIII
4 7 .
:cst Elgin Creamery Butter,ap'ound 34c
zblbs.BestGranulatedSugarfor $160
The Great A 8: P Tea Company
124 eaa'r WASHINGTON 8T. 8, 331‘? 3, .isourn nonwatx.
1..
l i" ‘ l
5.
.11 Icto
Our Clearance 8218 of
Winter Goods
CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK
N. E. RYAN & 00.,
"‘ South No’r’w‘dlk.
Hw‘fi_7_ “a
‘ 0r suburban plantation.
,fttuprauéypaiemrtour, 241411) b‘ag 85c
IAWFancyPatentElourmbarrel...‘........................$675 mm
Project: in Connecticut-33“),
test Agatnat Duty on Books.
WASHINGTON, Jun. 21.""Ntt\'.' 1I1ut
it has been definitely NtlilltItl that Ilium
will be Itogonerul river
bill this session. the Connecticut Inrm-
1.1on are likely to got for
may appropriate 1111‘ much lit- 111113.130.
Iii 1"IIII3 it will
01 Wlilli z'tht-(tdy
ilnlahed. 01' for ('ton nulnu 141111 tntnont
piano-1. -Sarve3yo will aim ilt'
name in the. bill.
It the anginccrov I‘Uilli'y (1111 11:.» I. . om
t‘ncndalion oi their
may nloo got smoothing, hill 3...: how
much cannot In.I illitlt‘d nt thi: Iiilto
'I‘lto pr..'oi((.'t to W‘itltll 1h.- channel
and booing 111 Now “ith'Il i.» looked
upon as a new one, and no limit or (In-
tnnn to ho npproprlatt-(I can 111'
for this purpose. The wort: :1: Ilt‘itlgo.
tort. will probably In: (autumn-.1 Ilildor
an appropriation in (h.- summ “‘in
bill, (111 th(- pr-ojul Wu: “mum-“..1
nev'etal (tensions aa’o. Mt Hint-,1... mt»
asked for mtt‘v‘vyh‘ of M3IIII1- 11‘1-1 111111
.tti Nordic It. and both pill lll‘tl‘iliilly I3-
granted. The bill will not I» ..potti-u
until towurdn Iltt- chm» or (I... litt'h‘pui
III-upion.
.—
Duty on Books
Librarian iiil‘OllKlltiut tin- country, 1..-
weli :18 educational instinnimm, 1111'
mainly Vr'otltcd up owr lllt rutnoi
that. the duty on book.» 111qu. to iron:
.tbroad I11 likely to In- Inc 1'1 do 11 113 th-
3(1'113'8 and menus couttuho- out that
all ('ltteu‘o‘u oi boobs pill hit: to 1111'
11...; duty ’I‘Ilc (misting. (hm i a, pm
('.(Int. ndvalurctn, (um-pt on nooits
printed in a it"Ilttign Ittti;‘.t:1:~ booth
in English that how hm-n in 3.11111, I'm
t1vcnt.v3'(-ar8 0i“ Illlllt' utiii hooks in;
ported in) llI1I 111113I (It “111'?“ it. -‘-‘1ltt(. 1
Iionat lnntllutions .1110 what I. . or :1
iiiorar3 or scientific (ha: 111 11 '_
Several of th(I (,‘tllllltit'lli’lll lzln'arIc-I.
havn already Ht‘lil petition» to thu'
uwtnboru Ii‘tilll Conuetj'tit-tu pi't.il‘()illlitl..
ugnlnat ‘ any change in the privileges
or library impm'tntlonm :nnl urglnu
that all duty on books (ittgltl It) I:-
illmlisht'tl, N0 lilt‘ittltt't' (11‘ th(I way;1
attd means (,‘Ollliililtt'I'I nonlu 8:.3' 111(qu
up in tho t‘tlilliililh w- (11' lll'l. l)lll'lil';
th(- (Ionulderntion ot the- lax-.1 (..1-111‘ hits
.llr .\I1Call oi Milr‘iftlllliwila led tin
iltzllt for her hook-1 for Iiht: (ti-I8 and
educational institution: _‘..uti non (mi
will! ti‘III unuislttncc of 1111111 111' '.ltv' N1 11
II‘Itttlnntl 1111-111l11“11..\11 \iwt‘ull, who
1"cptc8enta (‘utnlnid '.1 I» n:- .. 11 men
hot (11' the Iran; and 11111111 . Iillmllll
and ER. (1i (Imnxc 11"1..11‘. \ 1 111 1111-11 11'
th(- I'llllljl.‘ (It on account «I: 1%.. word I I.
”'Clilii)’
Both Bills Passed.
"l‘lttI senate has pom-(i (In two hit“
lllcmwtunatlttg th(- \alinnul \t‘itdt'il‘n
or Alta and Lem-1:1 and m.- .\111ion 1i
Institute of- Arta and Lawn-1:111.
{bran-1' l8 limited to tilt) lilt'lilllt'l‘>
while the iattet has 260 Among 1h.
incorporutors oi th(I 11(11d1I1u3 are In-
tollowlng Count-1 tlcut Willi‘ls, 'tud c111.
(attora' Samuel 1. Ciclltcils. (It “Nil
(“113' Brat. 'i‘honnta It. I .ouuabnt31
l’l‘esldtdt Arthur '1‘. Mtnlle31 .tttd 1‘1111
Horatio Parker. of \ale l‘ lil\"'1'l‘llil_\.
Among the. 1111 urpot 11111111 or tinI in
Mimic arc the following: Pro-st
(lent .Iilndley. i’ror [masonry 1111.1
Prof Parker. 01' You: (mitt-(8113'; Rm
1‘ 'i‘. “litigant of New Haven: ll
Siddonu No'wltra3‘,ortu'111c: Arsthur
Hardy William Count-3- BIIIII‘,(I m...
(1rd ()chtma‘n and 1.161th \\ 111111-11.
“0‘11 Btlt‘lellcs we {01 the purposi- 11f
conducting inventlgations in art and
Illarature.
For the Descendants of th: Signecsfl
The senate. has passed the hill to in
mrporatc the Descendants of In.
Bighorn. an organization looped 111 111.-
Jamestown Exposition In 111117 Jud:-
A McC. Mathewson (11" New llawn
In the president of this (11:11-13 31 It iclt
I11 o'rganlzcd fur the pttrptlSI‘ iif 11111111,;
in the preservation of III-.101 ital t'cu.
ords, and to help educate th(I tit-oph- in
love and patriotism tor the conmrt
and to mark and protect the last rt‘k'l
dun-places of tho signers of the Um I 11'.
allon of independence and gonmuu.
to cdilect instructive mun-rial regmtt
in; the lite and truths of all the shut
‘ ‘. are or the Declaration of independent (I
and tor other patriotic purposes
The bill was introduced I13 81-11mm
Builteiév at the remit-111 of 811118..
Matltewaon, who is an). xlous to ham ,3
passed bye magmas in (Inn-I'm have ”‘3"
president sign it on “asltington 3.
birthday. '
~M
-"‘D‘r. -‘3'l‘hontns' ' (electric Oil Is 111(-
host remedy for that often fatal .11.
ease-‘mroup. ‘Hno been used with (he.
0088 in our family tor eight years, :
Mrs.‘ L. Whitencre. iluttnln N \
W
Luu‘étrt‘ MEN AGAINST CHANGE
N KLEIN.“ 1.11 .Ian.21,——‘i‘h.-
Yellgyl‘] 191m hiauufnctt'uew Assam
lion yesterday adopted .1 .t-sotunun .1.:
dWSBGd to the days and Inetlna com
mil-lee of the house of t'cpresettt'utirm
tu'oteatln‘g 8311111111 any change In :3...
lumber tariff:
HARD WORK. ,, ,
South 13.3.1
011 a tummy through the
“'08 836. W11 Ting Fang was hum-(1...”
'ed: “by the preponderance of llegm 33‘
bur in one .of the cities he. “Slit-(1
Wherevot the entertainment cdmnth
tethl’l' to factory. (limp
(.801 led him WI till the hard
by the black
work seemed to be borne.
Minister Wu made no comment at
tile time, bttt itt the cwnlnl. When in-
was a spectator 111 11 ball alum in I111.-
hpllor. after watching the Waltzing
and two stepping- tor half 1111 ham 1...
remarked to his boat:
“Why don’t you
do “that for you,
u‘tultc the llPRi'OtIR
i007‘w1‘Vi‘lyhtulyq
Magazine.
and harbor .,
hora are trying to figure out jttHi what ‘
tip it (llil- .‘
The bill that will ht. WWW,“ I
001) but no p.1rt (1i lltlu 1mm 1:111 I11-
'ttocd fox now pt'ojcclu.
'btl ulmpiy a lump sum to ht“ 11.8.13 undor . ‘
tilt" dirt-(yuan (11 th(- accrelttry (ll wul'
‘ tor thtI nntlutennu
'tulltol‘I .‘.
lM'd ttlld thea‘c will Dt' ItitIItl 11111.] by ., .
E“
I1181.1--(p.1111.,u3(-'
lollowlng anntu will he llfll'tl I131 11. ill in . .
lltlt'ii ,
\I'Itclitcr‘ lilo (mention It 111 Int-L1 In'otuzht . ,.,
.LtIlllt'
.I
PAGE THREE
Sums That May 86‘ Appropriaied tot" “ ‘
1 .
(‘(““‘£“,‘l“‘l‘ti 1:0: New Iotnlou Itttr- l .- 3
htir, 3000' "01 tit'. 'l'ltttnteu 1'11 3.. 9'."
5011;161' th(- Connoctltut111.1‘111-13111' - SKIRTS
lsiultitgn'd 03.201300; El“. Ilrnnioul harbor. 5o sKIRTB, REGULAR $1.50, FRIDAY ...... 93g
2 1) (1w .tIcn 11ml... $211, . ““““““““
000; for Milford harbor, $3,116.}; for 75 SKIRTS, REGULAR $1.00, FRIDAY 3333333333333333333333 69c
Blldzgpom hurhuy| $10.01;“; ltIi' NOI“ 50 SKIRTS. REBULAR 79cy FRIDAY ...................... 59¢
unlit har'hot, $8 000. (Illa-1 to: ‘Illll'fi 7‘ 25 SKIRTS, REGULAR 59c. FRIDAY ...................... 39c
50 SKIRTS. REGULAR 391:,
100 SKIRTS, REGULAR 29:.
1 ‘1 ..3
hell”...Pil ow Cases Mu‘slt‘n. Under-
moan: . antenna, Muslim. Etc,
W
Parlay is Flannelette Day
LOOK AT THESE FOR VALUES.
FRIDAY ...................... 26c
FRIDAY ...................... 160
EVERY GARMENT MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
GOWNS
25 GOWNS. REGULAR 81.50. (mo/w 980
25 GOWNS. REGULAR 81.00. (mom ...................... 79.:
20 Gowns, REGULAR . 79c. (many3......'...........
.....59c3
PHY‘S‘ICAL IMMORTALITY.
No Physiological mli‘eatton Why Man
Shoutd Die—Body la Seti- REM-wing.
the last enemy that. shall he. do-
litlh'ti is dettth.‘ (1113's the 81' I‘IIIIIII‘I‘I'I
»-1 I1 unnu- man nllllllilltt'd Seriously
11 11- ilw‘II‘ll thin tttlt'iuilt truth today
1.. “illlltl look upon hittt 1111 a mod
..mpIo-I indeed \(It the than
11 hen men will he ableto
"l‘it lll‘irt proutiue of the Bible
l;.1;113;lt they may never be able
hope it) 1400 it, liit‘l‘llii) fulfilled.
1811111 Htllilu day will be. (without-
11.1.1.1 to he as unnatutal in tho («Ion
(till) .11 the creative 111111111 1111 are 8111
out (uttering. litl‘l wltot‘ltot' or not in
milit- nnlonnlum period mount 1111111
11111 In- able to forum the groan pro
.1 (I (.1 physical dissolution itt heroin
‘11: :1 Iplritnal body in 11 purcl3 tncta-
.1.-teal question that does not enter
I..-1( What does Interest no in th(-
photon, (monpying the greatest 8(1-
.miti. minds toda3. whether the 116113".
(111' n (.1111101 ho retained in pt-"ttt-(I
..untition indefinitely.
William A Hammond.
(may illillifll‘ltlt‘lil ltt medical Rt‘it‘ilt'te
.1.1I torrnorly Sut'tu-onCr-neral in
1‘ 11nd Htotcs Army, anawers i1 hyl
(31111.:“"I‘I1(I1(-. to no pltyslologittt
.1.-Ion 11 by man altmtld (lief
Tin-111118.} Allen M. A Lit. ll. \1‘riI-‘
min :1 titnilnr 1111',uin (1113:; .- ’I‘I11- I111
11 body i... not like u much-Zn.» 1.1 .11.!1
~1 ..(.11' out I13 constant diwtnt ‘,.".'l1l
lot it is Hell-'I'ttnculnt‘z. it is :1
~.111|Il(‘, scientific fact. that. we 121-1 an
1'.-eh tit-11' hotly (IrtIIg' few 3'c'tte.1's-
until (I 111 trout lltt't’Ic to (It-yen. IIII cry
I 3 la a birthday {01 "to process; (If
II. ihli‘ and renewal never c1 nae-1 Per-
.I'I'I balance between elimination and
:IItt'li'ill would avoid permanent
nine.“
There is no doubt that when we.
..uune more enlightened and undet-
1nd petiectlv th(I. loan that gor'etn
‘.lul tit-tctntlnc our physical live (,8 and
tilt’ll 111- conform ourselves to these
.,. Iigiottsiy life will he immeuenrnhly
3‘.1II(‘tiig(I(It
'Ihe decay of the body. as (Iridenced
1 old age is unnatural. The. aesthe-
I..~ within us recalls to merely con
1:~ntpluting its approach“. We feel that
'Iwro must be something self per-
(native to the change when the.
116113: color in n bea‘lth3‘ titan and tho
((811 beauty in a pure wmtunt take
‘.In-irdopnrtttra when the bloom (III
1111- (Ilteektt fades when the brilliant
III-ht. within the eyes grows dim and
the full red lips become pale and int
1'."
Medical. science baa pointed out the
-lI,\“sIologlcal cause of those, condi-
II‘I'IIIR l’t'obahl3 th(I time will come
when it will bu able to point out the
outnnct or avoiding them.
.al
to
one (11‘ the
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CANADA'S WHEAT.
(Consul- General ‘.ionea, Winnipeg )
'l‘hcte. are now about 1.0 000 square
mile' of Canadian prairie hetw can
\liltnlpog and the Rocky Mountaim
1:1"m\ing wheat. Almost. 6,.400 0011
11111-11 are utilized tor the. nging 01'
pin-11 alone. (and: In addition to“ (MS.
”lure ate approximately 5,000 8000"" ’
miles dcvoi‘ed do the gro‘wth oi the
(outset grains, Such as oats. harl‘ey.
“to (ma flax making (1 I600 (It 315. 000
suqarc miles, or ii 5500.000 (torch. which
an- today til‘illgt‘ed 101' the ‘growlng of
(rain. it is. cittlt‘n‘ated that the total
((111111 crop for loos will approximate
-.1.» 000000 31111111181801 Which “(’t‘ii‘l)
(Iilt‘. hair to wheat.
'1‘le revenue derived for transport"
1113 this grain ‘to Fart, William (and
Eastern markets, With an allowance of
35.000 .000 bushels left [or se‘cd and
foodetttfiS. ‘will he‘ about $30. 000 000,
“We the money value or the crop will
be about $80,000,000. .3 -
it in only” [when Western conditions
are considered in the light or such
statistics that one realizes the im-
mensity o! the (object. Wheat is to
1111" Canadian West what. cottpu is to
the southern part 01311.8 United States.
It has dovel‘ope th(t‘ (‘Iity (1f Winnipeg
(tutti. it is the reittest gr‘aln market
“I the British IEnthra..t Ihua i11-
(”it'llSPd the bunk clearances of 0193
(Ely at the. raid at $100. 111111. 0111) a year
for the past live yeatns and developed
.1 City with a population of 115. 000
hunt the Hudéon Bay trading post 0‘
1870 with 215 inhabitants With. all
transcontinental railways lending to II‘
the development (11I the grain business‘
means more to the city (11’ Winniplatl '
lhim any other point in the Dominion
01' Canada. Whatevct other cities or
districts may grow and develop in the
(nnadian Wc‘st none or them can
tinilflcl. from the etiologic position at
1111.1 RMDWay city. and all must pay
tribute to its greatness.
i,
will ;
Ito»
Illa .
UP- TO DATE CAMPAIGNS.
(John Roth-niney‘er in Ilar"lioxd Post”
It you punt :1 tccipc for .1 campaign
political.
t: ingety. peppo13, litt-Iy and hot, 33'2"...
.lnst tain- a "flu-ad oi ri‘int
Il3poc tltic'11..
Slander, abut-1136:1110 l‘ih‘ellons r,ot
“hit every known I(pellet-1 of moral
obliquity—~ '
Scampi with p ‘i7.(-.n diluted with mud.
And (lump tin delicate 1111-881 01' ini-
(tally
0 1'1 th(I man with n sickening thud.’
1
i indict hitn .i'nr arson and murder and
white. 1'3' :
1 Lulu-l hitn villain of hideous dye,
Expooc him as t’nnater or grafting and
in ohhoty;
i i-‘ulw to his (Imtntr3. at rnitor and
(1311’,
Repeat. and hot p up the bombardment
(1d Hillllllll:
Double the doses till counting begins
ll hen the (Iiock 3:1 res the shut that it :1
1 tlnnI to prohibit‘ (Int——
t You‘ll Elllti that, quite frequently. the.
; t'elluw who 1111:; Ii rubbed into him
I the. most untncrcll‘nlly is the fel~3
I low that wins.
I TAKING CHANCES ON SUNDAY.
illusion Record. )
. A Mediord young lady, who does
'not think it witkcd to Ilkillt‘. on Sun~
11:13. nororthelcsu avoidcd th(I fine too
31111» the fti3'stit' t'ot' ieztr of meeting 110
'.In.1113 "‘tllllit‘ll people" on the way to‘
the river and sought, (1 more or loan
,111-cludcd pond in thc Fells, where 17qu ‘
first person she- rau across was her
Sunday school teacher, who Was evi-
dently enjoying the sport.
Richmond Ranges
Summit Ranges
Dark Ash Ranges
Peekskill Ranges
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