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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 28, 1911 · page 6

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. I. Drug Store guarantees ZE‘MO, a
' :1 liquid preparation for external
' to rid the skin of the germ lite
causes the trouble? ,
no application will relieve the itch-
‘ .. and often times one bottle is out:
:"out to cure a minor case or
me.
over 2,000 towns and cities in
‘Ji' rice, the lending druggist has tho
. . try to: ZEMO and he will tell you
0' lie marvelous cures made by this
“elm. slmplo treatment. 119111510 is
. united as the cleanest and most
‘ ullr tr intent for. eczema. pimples.
‘ - worst: a d’ all other toms of skin.
’ only. a actions whether on infant
\ rown er‘son.‘ Will you try a bot;
_ on our recommend-t n7
1 Plaisted's rug Store.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

leECENT,mSAYS MAYOR: “EA;
IEST wav" BAN FASTENED
‘ oowu HARD.’

BOSTON, March 28.~—“'i‘ho Easiest
Way," Eugene Walter's play. was bur-
.red from Boston theatres. 'i‘hc manage-
‘ merit of the Hollis thotrtrc. whero thi

play was having a run. sold tickets for

Friday night‘s production until noun or

*tiiatt day. in homsithut Mayor Fitzger-

ald. who ordered the produation oil

utter Thursday evening's performance,
would attend tho play Friday night
and consider his action.

Mayor Fitzgerald said Saturday:

“ ”the Easiest Way.‘ from beginning
to ‘end. otters a picture of life [lit
very exhibition of which hci'orc lht
sue of young persons of innocent
minds is an nct of it‘tdecncy. As thcrc
'15. no age restriction upon thc admis-
s on of minors over it. tho audienco at
t ‘9‘ Hollis Street Theatre. during the
"last into or three (lard. have included
many such persons.

‘ "This is inevitably thr» case in a

'great center of culttirc like lloston, to

which girls of the host families come

“from all parts of tho country for (ill

"lication in colleges and conservatories.

The ‘effect of such a drama as "l‘hc

Easiest Way" is ccrtuinly not Iipliliinu.

since it must tend to familiarize input

with'the intimutc dciuils of low lift
in a great city and to wcar away the
fine bloom oi" their lunoctuicc.

“This play allords new cvidenrc oi
the downward lcndt-ncy oi” the thentrc
in recent years. Through a mistultcn
fiestlmate of tho tnstcs and desires ot‘
the public, theatrical managers have
tried to forcc grcntcr nnti grcutcr it
cause oi‘thutnc and cxprosslon upon
the stage and the proteins that haw
poured into tho mayor's oiilco from rc»
ilgious organizations nnd i’rotn civic
‘bodiea indicate that. it is high limo in
i‘call a halt and mnkc nu oxnmpld oi
'one of the most lingrnnt lnstuncos."

Discussing the stopping of his play.
wagons Walter. who was a residcnt o‘.
rl-Ilclmry Bind. Norwullt, several sum

" more ago. said:

or >“The only reason llosion can lin'rc
' «agar stopping the play is that it in tin-
gyiz‘lckodest city in the country, and tip
. duty of the play comes too t‘lunclx‘
.home to them."

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.‘BTAM‘FOR DEFEATS WINNIPAUK.

“-

Ruult of Saturday's Team Shoot at
Rod and Gun Club’c Traps.

In a team shoot. with the Winnipuuk
.Club of Norwnlit. Saturday. at tho
Rod and Gun Club traps. Stamford.
the Stamford Rod and Gun (‘lub won
.by 22 birds. 'l‘hu score:

; filmnlordwr). L. iiutch. in; or. J.
n. Stalin, 33; n, n. Brown, Jr.. 37;
all A. Gillespie, 36; .i. M. Carr. 30. To-
. 184.
Winnipauh—Lockwood. 37
:“ Starter. 32: Wiimot.
Barents. Total. 162.

1E. L. Hutch won the 25-birda upon
unity-takes. Some or the scores in
”throat wore: E. 1.. Match. 22; ll.
firown, Jr., 18; Dr. .1. n. Stanb. is;
1 Momma. Norwalh. 17; Wilmot. Nor
k. 17; Bturaos. Norwulk. ii“; it. u.
zen". “l7; Vorhes. ill: Cram. Non

owl/6: M. n. Pitt. to; .1. st. Curr. ill:
Bootleid. Jr.. 13; A. S. Pitt, 13.
«the March cup event. it. A. till-
”3“" the lift) out of u posnihlc

H. Verizon, 131, was second.
M

_ 1. '1 use harsh physice. The M

as? Valium the bowels. loads to

y. ' constipation. ,Get Dunn's not:

”MW operate coolly. tone tltt‘

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away. ,
werennrooted or completely dental sit-

in the manufacturing soction‘bi‘Ken-
allusion. in tho northeast toward Tu~

"conyraovernl rncttlrlos were destroyed.

trolley wires worn «blown down “ and
roots of houses hurlcd to tho cantor
of tile strocis._ A corncr suction of

the factory oi‘ .iohtt‘lilood and ilrotht

era, manufacturers of woolous. at 'i‘ron-
ton and Allegheny ‘uvenuos. more
limp luti tent in width was turn away,
wrecking much vuiuuliiu inurhincrr.
'l‘hrcu hundred and titty mop who warn
employed hero. it in said. will bo out at
work for at. lt-usl two wocks. The inc-
tory of lltc Enterprise Cooporugo coup
puny nearby, was slough by lightning,
but th llamas were txt‘lnn'ul lied bu-
i'oro much damage. had hcon one.

in tho i'nshlona-blc section of dior—
mnniown. ihc storm also caused huvoc.
'l‘ho cupolu of ill. Michael's church was
blown off. .lonon‘ ”all also lost. ita
root. as did the factory of that Anwri-
cuu Molul company. Telegraph and
iolt-phono communication was also
destroyed. '

The root oi’ A. l’. Baitcr & (loin. lac»
tory was hurlcd into Main alruct.
whllo that of William S. llnvis AP (‘1).
was blown into titc cunul.

DANBURY wAs HIT.

Belt of Lightning Strikes House on
Outekltts of City.

.i)ANilllR.\'. March {law-Ono of tho
severest clectricnl storms to visit this
city in scvcral yours passed over last
uiitht. During its punsnuc tho ili'c
bolls wcrc hung and many lt’lt‘illillllli
llnos put out of commission. line
bolt of lightning struck u housc on
tho outskirts of thc city. but the liro
whicl‘was started was cxtiuunishcd
with u trifling loss.

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VILLAGE UNDER WATER.

 

VCayuuga‘ County,‘-N. >Y.. Scene of a

HenVy Rain.

SYRACUSE, N. Y.. March 28.~»~*'i‘ho
village of Moravia in (‘hyuna county
was partially umior wutor last lliilial
following a rainstorm ot unusunl sc-
\-— rity. 'i‘lu» Villaizc is in tho. ()u‘nsco
in basin. ‘

Math slrocts wcrc undor wutor. W;
tars wore iiootlctl and all l'urnncc lirts
were cxtliurulshod.

'l‘lit! waters of Muin (Truck, which
flows through *thc bonrl of thc \‘iilnuc.
are running ovcr the. railroad bridgi-
and trains havc boon ordcrcd it) pro
rod with caution liotu'ccn Horatio
and Cascade. 'l‘lic loulantis wont ot
Moravia arc cot-crud with tour foot or
water. .

Buildings Struck by Lightning.

NEWBURGH. N. Y.. March 2.. ~~~~~~ 'l‘iir
oxtunnii'c plant .of the Toll Hou'cli
('ompnuy. contractors and huiidors or
t‘iornwull Lundiuu. was hurucd curly
this morning. it in suppost-d tho build.
inun wci'o struck by lit-rhiimt. lions
tiliout $i1‘iti,lillli.

Ono Fatality.

i‘i'l‘TSB'lllil‘l, March 3\’. .\ wind
storm throughout noriiwnsicru Ohio.
a portion of Wrist Virginia and What
urn Pennsylvania into yostcrduy cans»
9d at least ouo i‘ntnli-ty. llijvill‘il a num
boi- ol‘ portions and W‘iilllll‘il lu hcuiy
ilnnucinl loss. At (lirnrd. 0., an uni
known man was killcrl by tullinu. wit-o

Stcuhr-nvilic. 0,. was struck by lhl
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Coughs and Colds

Even Stubborn Bronchial Cough.
Yield to This Wondertul Remedy.

Pneumonia germs warm to tho vic-
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Prevents Pneumonia

by overcoming weahnoss and fortify
lag the membranes against got-ms. it

fills tho “lad“ Wild rich. now. warm. f (‘hatnpinin'n llut'linuton couuocllon isi A COLD.

\‘italizlug blood. outing counts own
stubborn bronchial coughs, and rcllcr-

‘lnn coida. no matter how doonly sunt-

od. it is it remedy lhousnudnnt‘ phy-
siclumi use in their private practice
and it is free of alcohol and poisonous
drugs.

All druguiniu #51». 50c. 8i.

 
 
 
 
 

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Many housoit in this section

' tin lhc cictrilicutiuu of thr-

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

blow“ ‘ mt» " .1.
, FhOQdIRglNlSHt
admit. Wen 25nd“ 1:113?- tzli; a: .'
many foo
noon. in

is one it to «uproot their

sum and outside plum am".
t} It looks better out! "on longer tint
other item ihmn nude.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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For Sale by
CHARLES E. DOW.
South Norwalk

 

county inviirtnnry and «in» walls of acr-
crul olhcr buildings worn blown down

in this oilyiho wind reuchcd n
\‘t-iorlly of 51‘, tnlion up hour. Many

wire-s, illllllllill‘llli and pint:- iclass wins
(low... sui‘icrod. in tho country dis.
lricis llw wind plum! iiutot- \liiil
burns and i'cuccs.
Heavy Damage by Blizzard.

WASiiliNli’i‘liN. i’n.. March, :h‘w-n
blizzard swept \l'ashiunion county you
tcrduy and last night and thc illt'i“
utoinott-r drn‘ppoti :itl dcrrccs in club:
hours. Sixty uii dct'ricks 1L! Muilonnlti
wort» icycilcd, cumin“. a loan (it $237...
tltiti. Ull tillcrttlDN announce that. the
\l’i‘ockcd nii‘dflili‘cs' will no rnpiuccd
with sicvl oncs. At \l’m ucshurg tomb.
stones worn itit‘ltt‘~sl up in tho wind and
curricd trout u ccnicicm into a road
a hundrod foal away.

...._.. V"... W.“ n.—

MELLEN susv sums
nouns ill VERMONT

i‘l‘mtliiclil licilou as tlw hum! of tin:
lloulou and Mainc is (ll"\’l‘l(lillll|{ llvw
plans in cvct‘y cornm‘ of \‘ct‘inon‘.
Iiosi. but not all, of ilic plans urc sup»
poscd to how a hunting on the pol
it') til‘ lighting. illt.‘ iii‘iilitl 'i‘t‘uiilt at t‘\
cry point in rciuiiutlon for it purpoxo
of building to l‘rm‘idcnrc.

in thc minim-union: part of the Hilliu
Iiir. Mollcu has ncunircd tlul charter
of llll' Vcrnon and ilrntiiciuiro slrcnt
ruil ‘ y. which “nu uruutcd nmlcrui
your and. and was build by tho lll'ttl-
tivhoru llourd of 'l’rudo. and Hill hv-
usctl. it in said. for a steam road. all
lna tliu llnnion and .‘ilnim- practically
what it uultcd oi the lust louiulnturo it.
tho any of land condcmtmtion powers
in that. part of Vci'tuont.

In tho amultwcutt-«rn out-nor of \‘ur
moat. in thc \‘li'lllil)‘ of llcnuingttm.
tho Ncu’ liurcu‘a cuntrollcd clcrtric
lllll‘ti linu- llCl‘Ii ltxililill (Ml‘l‘. it is rr
portml. with u rlow to their usc l‘or
strain road pnrpoaca or in councctinn
with tho proponlul iloomc tuitncl clcr-
tric traction plans. 'l'lic iticn ln'ochcd
. it‘itchlmi‘u
division as far wont do l’ou'nnl. \‘t.
1and contraction thorn with lltc lll'l'lv
iuliirc stir-cl railway. runttiuu to ilcn‘
iniflulon. ‘

'l‘hc cxtrcuic uorthwcst rorucr oi
§\‘crumnt nilotds unotlior livid for l‘t'
portcil plans. i’rcsidcnl Motion is
.croditcd with llClllK dcsii‘ous of ncuuir
.iuy; lhc ati'ucl railway a} sin-ma of llur-
-llnirioti and at. Albania, vitios '21? miit‘vu
jupiiri. 'l‘lic Grunl.‘ Trunk‘s ('cntrnl
li'crinnnth road is in both ciiics_' ill.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

iAlliuns living its hcudquurtors. town
iMr. Mcilcn‘s Rutlund road. from Hur-
gliuuion to Album. cxtt-utls ucrosu liic

iisiantls to Lake ('ltutuplnin. while thc
:tYenirul Vermont couuoctn tho sumo
ipoiuts by trucks on tho mainland The
Ti-lt. Aibnns titrcrt ltuilwuy. which bur.
tilllicen nu unproiltuhin vouturc has;
i'rriuht rights and oxiouds nino tuiics.’
pilrnllcl with tho t‘cutrni Vormom.

‘from St. Album in Swuntou. At Chum

tplaln. ohu of tho Mcllcn sulmidinry.
I.llnos. has lta lrrtuinua, it Is polnlmll
font that tho Rt. .ininrsiuiry und balm.

‘ovcr tho intuioillc \'uliuy brunch or'
1tho (‘cnlrui Vorniout. All luminous“
‘ucrosu thc stnto from ilurllupion unwi
{nuns citlicr thin branch or thc t‘cntr‘uli
\‘urmont's main line. Mr. Motion niiulu _=
'with tho olcult‘lc cxtunuioun cauticcti
lluriinnion with tho rlt. .lohuulvury and -
lake (‘humpluiu without using Giraud.
1'l‘ruult llama. i

 
 

worm

that no Recolleciiuaol the ‘
Statements Alleged

1.1)Ni‘)oit.y‘iuuyep ..2'1.~—«'riie ' suit
brought by the woulthy young Daron
Arnold dc ir‘orcst against his mother—
in4luw,vi.n‘dy Mary (l‘crurd and the ini-
tor’n brother. Hoary lililuur, for slun-
der. was it'll-rd today and collapsed sud“
tlcnly Wixon horn inn-by. to whom the
illnndcrn wore allotted to have boon
contidcd, tool: ill‘lqfilluld and sworn
that. ho had no m-olloctlon of the
“Mill'- Sir Edward Clarke. counsel for
the plaintiff. ihcrcvnpou annouuccd
ihiit. hp was unablc to proccod in view
oi? tho inch of midcucc anti judgmcnt,
for thc dotonduiiis wail I‘ciltrtictl.

“i‘hc coin; wan hoard by .iuatlco liar.
lint: in tlic King's lit‘lil'il Division. and
an all 01‘ tho charm-torn lil'c wcll»
littowu tlu» mitit‘l room was crowdcd by
n insiiltilhiiilo litrtmit.
vainly lu-nicxod llit~ cloami doors clout
Gl‘lllfi‘ tor tillilllasiuil. aloldom llllii u
:lltii‘c untuliio array ol‘ counuoi boon on-
guncd in n ’t-lril action and u hiitr-rl};
cont‘cs-iml int-inc nus t'xpcctcd, ‘l‘hu iii-1i
oi‘ u'lincsnt-s. most of whom are promi-
limit in tin: social world. was no long
that thcy would harc lu'tn atiilloitaii
to fill tho court rrwn had all of litoui
horn pi-t-ncm. Millil‘ oi luonc. ltllwovct'.
inih-d iunpimnr.

Baron dc l-‘ortvsi, uhnso marriage in
tho widow oi" Mrnicr, tho chocolntc
umnul’ucturcr ot Francc. was unnullnd.
suhannucuiiy unit-mi liltinlish Bul‘it'll'
and mnrricd Alias ilt‘l‘iil'tl, who is very
wealthy. having into-riled most of tho
i'ortunc of tho lnlc iiuron Hirsch. 'l‘iw
wito. who in dcstt'iivcti as bountiful unrt
uccmnplishcd. inicr vanluhod from hcr
homo and not-ordiun to tho plutntiit in
the company of thut. ii. (i. :5. Ashton,
at tho Socond Lilo tluurds had a i‘rit-ud
of tho t‘uniily

'l‘ho plulntili nth-nod that tho con-
duct of his with “its approve-11 hy tardy
Gerard and Milucr in uttcruncr-e r1»
iloctinn upon him. tic charncd that
they had accused him of having brat-
cu his wile. hickt-d her down stairs
and unitcraliy holmod with such tun
lull!) as inudc it impossiblc for her in
ltlilyl'd‘ livo with Will.

Mllncr. who tnuaricd tho linchcas oz’
Motitrosc.1iciiles toxins; uitcrcd tho
nilcncd alum-lots. lioniai was also
mudc that lhc pinintii‘l‘n i‘cpulntion
had hut-u airludorr-d

Sir ‘i-ldu'ard thtkc upwind lllt“ pm-
cwlinirs n- dcnculolmz tho mnrricd lilo
of tho lul-‘orcatir‘ him, he says. With
iinppr until oné‘ liigtlit in May. luau.
whvn ui'lnr it hail; ihr lmroncns roi'uscd
to no homo with .r lllllihnfltl. lustcau
tihc wont awur'v tli lh!‘ young guard»
inuu. Ashton. and on tho nuxt day coir
{ward to hcr husband in tho proscncc
ol’ lici‘ utuihur and uncle. Millior, that
ahc had lict-u at innit. 'l‘hc tnultm- was
patched up and ihr baronoss rnturumi
to iicli‘ot‘cst.

Lost your lini-‘mrsl sought election
in l’ut'llumcnt. iln in a Liberal and
hi... w t‘c's rclutiwn arc Tories. His
npccchcs in thc twmpuinn itit‘cnscil his
folks'intluw and the nlloucd ulundt-rs
Wt‘l‘c said to hard toilowod Soon at»
inwards tlic ’«ai'oucss roaumcti conr
pantonship nun Ashton and on Jun
nary 23 llul-‘orv-st found his wife‘s rte-d-
dini: rim: in an clii‘clolu- loizclhcr with
tho unnmuicmuout that sit» had goon
away with tltu lieutnnunt. thus mun.
[iltlillil tho iupmro humor-n the two
t’utuilios.

lo the» rournv of his statement Sir
Edward diruiucd that it was tho that»
union lk‘l"tit‘ctil with whom Ashton
ninpcd to l‘nlmu in i‘cbrunry. llllll. in.
stcnrl of tiw dnnuhtur of I high court
(uncliunury. int was mporird at tho

limo. Enliscuuotitly norm->11. again
forgave his witc.
Sir Edward mnriudod by snylnit

that ho would call among wiincnrcs
for tho proscrnilon. Homo Snrroiury
lihurrh'ill. loud (funiicmxh and Lord
lit-thy. Thu llllli'l' was allotted to have
hoard tho ulnndoru but whcn ho was
cnllctl to tho witness stand. said that
ho had no i‘wuilmjtion oi hm'inu lli‘lil‘ll
liic rctnarkg so: forth by the plninllfl.

Al till-1 Sir Edward said that M
would it" no i'nrthor. as ho was unobtr-
to dowlop tho rxpovtod oridonco, The
case against Milnor having failed that.
against lady (lomrd wen uhto droppml
and tho uourt ruled for the iieloudnntu.
LAGRIPPE. THEN PNlU-

MONlA.

it is too ottcn. the fatal semiotico.
h‘tiloy'u iluucy and Tar expols the cold.
t‘lli'l‘kil tho in urlmio and provonts
pumiinonia. It in a prompt and reliable
ctniuh motilcinr that contains no Intr-
colch it ll an auto tor your childrou
as .i‘nursoli‘. Tho liiridgo Pharmacy
illiid W. 'l‘. Wlittnom it (In. "

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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Lord Derby Testifies “That lie .

As many .iuoro"

‘ unit. however. that: this display moot
. attract to and not dotroet tram the

.thorr to opportunity to intro informa-

‘ lll‘glllm‘llt..Ali pounlo vary in thought.

 

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Address by H. N. McKinney. Adven-

tiring Expert.

ittiS‘l‘llN, March 2h,~--lici‘orc tho
uruduntc nchool of business adminis-
tration of Harvard l'uiyerstty. l‘ccotlt-
J)“. u inrno uutluriui: listcuod to no
:ttldrcsu on “What Advertisinu is." by
ii. .\'. McKinney. of thc N. \i'. Ayot‘
81' Son iiilH‘l'llSlllg anniu') oi” l‘hila~
dolphin

Mr. McK-inncy told his hcurcrs that
tho utuiuriying print-ipic of all advcr-

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it you are one. of tho nine out of
women and children in the United States who i
are subject to sudden colds. with‘the attendant ‘
ills of a. troublesome cough. bronchitis or
other forms oi throat and lung afioctionl.

the twin soourgos of American life,-
pneumonia and consumption-n
this coming of “Siroiin
this country is of

store you can V
it)! the proteilsionol
such eminent for- .

Knplunshy, and” "
others. who have tested, mingled .

the (onions Swiss prescription Sirol n—

‘ii'r the latest triumph at medical researchflor‘“

if; the treatment in all stages of all throat 1nd

31?; lung troubles. . ‘ ’

iii“ ‘ , With Simlln at hand these common and da er-
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tem fortified against recurrence without risking the one;
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in the family, for children and adults-and is abao only.
without trace of narcotic drugs. . _ .

it not rcadiiy proouroble write to the Sole Agents for the

THE SIROLIN COMPANY. 36-157 Canal Stunt. New York

raised at a tearful mm.

of tho
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nd vort isiug:

ponsoss rcel merit. most a real need and permanent benefit from kidney
and he, sold at a lair prime and afford and bladder ailments; lsnac N. Regan.

must have a union organization to in-
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duos had remained at pmotloallyllng structure can be‘rs'ai‘e ."bttt‘itith

normal rates. but there had been lit- i this granitic base upon Which to build

c introano in union because of ignor- { no other business is so inspiring."
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AILMENTS.

Many elderly people have found in
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in conclusion, he said of successful

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iiuinu is always. 1hr same. the ('l‘l'ti-
tion of thought and tho moulding oi
that tlmuizlit in a given direction. ’l‘lio
oitlnct or the ntix'rrilscr is to crcatr a
«toslro for south particular thing so
lulonsc that n unh- i'ollows. llr said
ihc i-ilrzt't dcpctuls almost wholly upon
11 t-orrcz-t knouhduu of human nature,
and also upon tho known-ditt- by tho
udwi'tinlng hgcnts of thousands oi
publications and tho class of readers
curb publication rcurhcs.

“(liven an article» to utirortiso," said
hr. "lilo cupuhio atlrcrtiscr asks il'
thrro in aircudy a dcnlnnd llor it. it
not. how can a demand be Cl‘ell.vd'.‘ it

 

OUR KRYPTOK LENSES

. 'hnvo overcome the prismatic ef-
THAMER'S fools usually found in hi-i‘ocnl
lcnses. They have none of the
muscle straining effects of the old
style lenses.

We employ Gondola—graduate
physiciansmto examine the eyes.
'l‘illS SERVICE is RENDERED
WITHOUT CHARGE.

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Oculists and Opticians

 

 

lncro is, how can it lu- iurroascd’.’ Who
Will buy it? u hcrc do they lch'.’ linu-
do thoy think? What urnumcnl will
«wont to thomi‘ Through what motil-
uins can thoy lir- l't"lil.‘ll(‘li‘.’ l’pon thc
corrcri unswcr of all thorn questions
aucccsslul adwrtisiug doponds. The
medium tuoat succcaniul in rcarhina
tho linukor may loc inluolcss in rcnclr
lug thc servant itiri
Fixing a Control Thought.

"in lilo matter lilill is to ho used
in nu udvcrilecincni thorn is the
sumo normally for it corrcct knowi~
odio- oi human union» and ol‘ the
methods ot'iiiounht. Not a low at
trnctirc ndvertim-meuls are without
practical Valuc hocnuuo tho one thing
that attracts uttcutiun nud ilws itself
in thc mind ht not tho thing: that tho
tilll'oi‘tiucr wishos to so its."

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cxatnplcs of this sort or ntlrortiriux
error. to drive homo the torus at tho
nrgunwnt ho was mulling

(in tho oft‘ur-ltcd ouctxiion as to
whcthcr it In wiscr in run uh :uchh
tiseiuont without channo or to charms
it lrcuuontly. in! said tho qucsliou has
uol'cr lu-cn satisfactorily answered.
but be got liitht upon it in St. Louis
roccntly. ilo told tho story which
called with tho mom! that "your old
it var-changed sinus arc likc tho mon’
11 out -» thoy don‘t ti-li any story."

Mr. lit-Kinney suid ho hulioved it
is concmlod that for tho introduc-
tion or a now article. or for direction
public opinion. the lll‘lliil is the moat,

 

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valuable medium tor udv‘ortlners to
cutploy. Tho inlciiimtil advortisor.
wlion preplrin; his copy for the
pron. ilrst studied tiw pooplo he is to
sdflme. lie learns how they think
and talk about such things no ho do-
wires to soil. and than writou into his
udvrrtlnumont what he. would say it
be worn face to rare with them.

As he must hm command their at-
tontion, he plant: some display that
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must. hint at. dittor‘uui limit and in dit-
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:twoen the right and mentions any of ,
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than: is mutt
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ham hormones
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tilt. nudism paid that initial
tint and aetiiuu of an mandamus ‘
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