SUMMER MERCHIINDISE
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Bargain Prices
A. Dickerman & Son.
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Geodetic Survey.
large areas by methods which take the
curvature of the earth’s spruce into
account as ordinary surveys on a small
scale do not. The United States coast
and geodetic survey, now hitched to
the department of commerce and la-
bor, is charged with the survey of the
coasts, of the United atoms and coasts
under the Jurisdiction thereof and the
publication of charts covering said
masts. This includes base measure.
triangulation, topography and hydrog-
raphy along said coast; the urvey of
rivers to the head of tidewator d‘ ship
navigation. deep sea soundings, tem-
perature and current observations
along said coast and throughout the
golf, and Japan streams.’ tersiination
or Latitude andlongitude. etc. V it is one
of those branches of the public service
which we do ' not hear much about.
but which is constantly and quietly en-
gaged in producing scientific results.—
Philadeiphia Press.
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Girls With Boys' Nameo.
Girls with boys' names and boys
’ Tome” , with girls' have received though many
instances no doubt by acci e'nt. it
3?“ NEWS was so in the case of George Anne
ore Bellamy. the famous eighteomh cen-
tury actress. who played J uliet to Gar
nick’s Romeo. Born on St. George day.
lshe was to bo‘called Georgiana, but
somebody’s blunder at the time of her
christening split this into Georgia Anne.
The “corn law rhimer,” Ebenezer El-
liott. had a daughter named Noah.
whose passport is said to have given
Goad “ Job "‘Printing .
‘ her much trouble abroad. But here. as
. ' PIP." 3": Work, in the case ot- other girl wetsuit was
I NORTH MAIN ~I“I‘IIEE‘I' {only other people‘s Biblical ignorance
that was at fault, for turn to Nam~
" .' NORWAHS. _,. . "’9"! ’07 . bars xxxvl, 11. and you will and that
" ‘ ' " illshlah. Thanh. Hoglah. M h and
L .' . “Noah wars the daughters of» lophe
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’ Lhnd—Jsoudou Graphic. 91,,
“1m MOM It?!” '11! our
tines to do business at the old stand
I
5 MAIN st, Moawaut.
7 F. s. LYON
t .
Flown on Ieoborlsfti.
Minuet-v blooming. asleeherfi; would
certainly be a rare sight. but premiere
in the northernportions oi tliplfPacidc
and sometimes in tho northivAtisntlc
had! I notify "youthrollsh any ad"- have wlmeasod this 'atralpsbjlt very
to the contraryJ notwithstanding what beautiful spectacle. "it appears that
. ’0'“ m in the “mpg“, some animals carry on their feet a
. , growth at moss. which is deposited on
' 1. thoioowhlleitisattachedtothamaln-
* ‘ . R. J. Cutbill. Pmp..land in‘nohr regions. lnilmethisde-
. cays and norms a shallow-oil. in which
" ‘ - ‘ the load of battercupa and dandelions
. ‘ ., * ........... .. ..... . ottenilndalodglng. borne by'curnenis
..._..... """' """"""' "' """ '. of wind that doubtless caught them up
HOUSE DRESSES‘. - inmome southern dime These take
Endlenl models in Gmg- 1. root and-bloom when thofroat gleo‘m-
.hflml *mm. CM ., ing iceberg floats out tones andis'car-
bray, Pique and Lawn jj rind southward. where the soft winds
House Dream in plain - mall: the outline and give the plants
colors, stripes. checln and. 3‘ the mow the! med.
figural. These dresses are‘ 1‘
neatly made with the corn—v j;
' ~ j: {01131116 Dutch and Sill-181* " {In ml "an“.mp‘oyed a Turk
‘ Milk and roimd C0133“; ~ as a aervantln his house after, having
also a few White Lawn 1; been discouraged by numerous experi-
._ 'Dressos. ' ‘ «~- maxis withthesweragernaot serv-
> «. Price: Range from 3L0“ " nuts. The Turk was exceedingly in-
‘Hi-Wmlung men. wm.‘ English. "
to $1! 98 . dunrlous. and dovetails; spare time
' ' "i totbestudyot the Englia language.
,Cdnzh‘m Dim“ insize , ~ Oneday misadventure letter
46...“.........$r.2sl~vmmq;r . ~ .
J. I. MAI-lam ; Dear 531:: on: little amen loony r
. ._ . . slaw a W t me. “am
‘ . 8.8 WIIIIIW 0!. . ‘ _j vhry for or my country but I not felt that
Tel. 439, no. NOMIIK. .amonsyour family. “ I can't forgetitbls
‘ _ . _ . _ .-.:. _._ _._._2, n politeness. I am very grateful but. my
money weekly “planet sudident for me
1 m live. iii-K 37.60 per
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A geodetic survey means mapping.
Charlie Oonrud. a business man in-
bsoause i pay my room and‘elootric car‘
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”Owl!“ M
filmtawlhm
hoodlum.” yoncanbuya
Wtorszsormud
lessiutbecountry. inilluslntion.
qwiesaiittlehapneing witnessed
, Xhmcmmflilmm;
“UprodoagaMdresaedinw-hite.
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b’
casein
*hlaaellows.oaanyma. Bobs-node
a nag. scan enough. yet «as capable.
landma-adalronndhleeeoh 0!
gcame his hat with a bow of much
grace, but he shamed out his hand
imwud the window grating imploring
aims ‘It'a all right; he's one or our
ibeggars. The town has so many li-
rcensed ones who are allovved to come
.mundf said my hostess, looking out
; over my shoulder. 80, instead of dis-
‘missulg him via: a little ‘Pardon, m-
itle brother. tor not giving you any
thing,’ some small coins Were placed
in his palm. ‘Dios lo pagara’ (God will
repay it). was the dignified response.
and with a farewell bow of period
politeness this beggar on horseback
rode on."
Carlyle's Amenities.
Carlyle had his dings against science,
but they were not very virulent. Ner-
ertbeless in regard to literature he
placed himself in the position of the
£1 bird that fouled its own nest. as wit-
ness the following amenities: Keats
is a “curried dead dog," whatever that
may mean; Shelley is "a ghostly object;"
Coleridge, “a pally, obstructed looking
old man talking in a maudiiu sleep on
“nitrite deal of nothing;" Lamb, "a
puir cratur. with a thin also“ of cock-
ney wit. nothing‘ humorous but his
dream” Walter Scott. "a toothless re-
tailer of old wives' tables;" Brougham.
"an eternal grinder of commonplnoef'
Wordsworth. "steeping to extract a
spiritual ketchup Irom mushrooms that
Were little better than toudstoois;" sir
Robert Peel, “a plausible ton" J. W.
Croke‘r. “an unhanged hound;” Lord
John Russell, “a turnspit or good pedi~
gree;” Lord Melbourne, "a monkey."
Lighthouse Lenses.
in the latter half of the eighteenth
century one/oi the members of a little
scientific society in Liverpool told a
brother scientist that he could read a
newspaper by the light of a small can-
dle at a distance of thirty test. The
second scientist said the thing was inn?
possible. To prove his contention the
first scientist coated the inside of a
shallow wooden box with sloping
pieces of looking glass so as to form
a concave lens. placed it behind a tan
thing candle and readily deciphered the
email print at the stipulated distance.
The experiment was witnessed by a
Liverpool dock master. He was a
thinking man and saw great possibili-
ties in this learned lost. He Straight
way adapted tho principle to lighthouse
era reflected light. with its miles at
redacted range and untold lite saving
90'“. m into being.
Huthalo’ln Comm.
Then a. my curious would
customs in Germany that are round in
no place elle‘in‘tho world. As soon
The bemthal is a more serious ail‘air
than in England. and is not so easily
broken; The girl is called “bride" un-
tho title of "wife." immediately upon
Final. wmntheoouaasodtmoiove
runs smooth. are to be worn over att-
erward. The Woman wears her he-
trothal ringoniho thirddageroi'her
left hand until she is married. and
ihenitiamnsfermd totbstbirdiln-
gel- of her right hand. The man con-
tinues to wear his ring just as ills
W .
idea had Fools. ..
A man banjo" big a fool at thirty
that at twenty he doesn't know that
sixty he knows Wall enough “what. he
is and thanks his stars that he hasfiyet
another chance before going down to
the wave. has at. move he has.
neither the illusions of youth nor the
consolation: of age. .He is young
enough to lleelhoiish and citation,
The split- manure:
is was aroundintmy‘moarly work,
whether minim: Matthieu
15love ions.
ill? him some new
requiremants. and forthwith the mod— .
Iasoermaagldlsherlels-.
sarcastic-"W byherdanea_
tilthewodding.vhensheasaumoa.
the betrotlsal the lovers exchange
wiieworohanmwewuahside. )
as he can be at twanw or. for that
matter. at sixty. with this difference."
be is a Tool. n..,mn.tm he in. _.
8d and eniOya the 6:ch Ag:
. to midsummer-lea comm." ;.
_" tutor-snows. If
trimm- «virusidépartment. it is m ; ‘i
. . . ,. 1"“ ”Mat",
”ambient-mine. tori believe it
repented“ . .7 was: none
As m m was hay-u
his luncheon in :a Birmingham hotel,
he was much > pad by another vis~
he... who. a ,_ tho whole 0: the
‘naal. stood'with shack to the loo
warming himseii and welding Fay-
mom. Atlength. mbhtoonho
it any longer, Mr. fiver-sham nauths
boil ad said:
“Waiter. kindly turn that gentleman
around. lthinkheisdnneoathat
side."
Ford Repairing a
Specialty
Your car made to ride with count
at a very low price. Your car may
need attention. Have it looked over
in time and save money.
Ford Parts and Aoceoaoflflu
Tirol. All Sizes and About All Makes.
Quotations (lull? furnished. Low
prices.
1 guarantee all work done at my sa-
rage. »
Emergency Calls Given Special
Attention.
Austin’s Garage
122 IOUTH MAIN '1'.
0r 'Phono 1822-2, w. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
MERRILL COLLEGE
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 6 to August 30. Hours: 8
I. in. to 12 m.
SPECIAL TUITION RATES TO '
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.
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neoplasms... on
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The August Clearance Sale .
Now Entering on the:Second Busy Week
In addition to the special discounts ofieredin Furniture, Trunks and Bags Carpets,
Curtains and other House Furnishings, the following departments offer unusual ,valucs the
coming week. .1...»
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Wash Dress Goods, Corsets, Women’s and Children’s Summer Underwear Jewelry
and Lenore: Goods, Women’s Lawn mm on“ and Dru-ins Sacques. Black and White
Silk Gloves its-button length. Hosiery and Handkerchiefs.
ifil
Every department in fact ofi‘ers tempting ati'i‘actions and only a personal Visit through
the various sections wil give one any idea of what a great sale of economy it is
At 10 per cent
CARPETS, HUGS, MATTINGSJ'I‘S. , gm
LINOLEUMS AND OIL CLOT
CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, COUCH COV-
‘E‘RS AND UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.
STOCK PATTERNS IN DINNERWARE.
COUCH HAMNOCKS. .
SILVER TOILET ARTICLES.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.
JEWELRY AND CLOCKS.
VTOWELS AND TOWELING.
REFRIGERATO'RS UP TO $r5.ao.
x
FURNITURE.
At 20 per cent
ARDRHAN RUGS. .
TRUNKS AND BAGS (except Indestructos).
DINNER SETS AND FANCY CHINA.
CUT GLASS AND SILVERWARE.
LAMPS on ALL DESCRIPTION.
PICTURE AND ART POTTERY.
LEATHER Goons.
BRASS AND LEATHER DESK SETS.
KITCHENWARE.
FANCY LINENS.
LINE-N SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
REFRIGERATORS ABOVE $15.00.
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.R. & H. CARS$900
“ Van Zandt Street
2 no Starting an Lighing 4
System $100 extra
REDDY a AYERS
From Every Angle:
'l'ltat a young man views his future
prospects. there is just one not that
the soon realises. viz.: The necessity
for; systematic saving. of even a.
mamumhom his weekly wage for
this sum is deposited «
emulsions, not‘only from flregor
Wombat from the temptation to
swim {or some trivial thing. It is
draw a high rate of interest. it
" ie"the' "'t step that will place him
ow Wanting in any wait at
life. «must all itls thumb
kind of of recommendation tor-lad.
vehement with his (51:11?ny 3;,
""7wn5mon are! a: m _.
“do". "Any sum from a doll-In
Transient). '
‘bioched. her plan tosvodfing. so the
«articular he disliked-~mtsfiy'ii‘heufshe. ' . up. no
w—Mtiaadflnlm
any of goldfish aud‘wugsed her bust, ' ’ “ '* ~ '
will am an account. . with the an
whosowins is m. mile? me He ‘
analogical establishment as well as he
eould without spoiling,ch eng '
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mmdichthyologinal accessions in the, l
pm... for Fairfield County
some 'NORWMLK rial: ALARM.
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willow-r whoa-they
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