”co-gains neither Opium,
.d ethyl Fey
Beatsthe
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‘ FIELD “llllil' SPRllS:
l0 lilo Bliliilll YEAR
'It.‘
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Two sprees a year is to “be" 1
limit for the New Yorker and!
I your will mean that he
“an mother drink (or the rest of
”In life. it the National Defense u—
”*an has its way.
Will: to the “no drunken!"
which will be presented lb the
one; in the that place it your1
more a drink you must haycl
"I turd, which is to be made of
le cardboard and will be issued.
tho city hall on the payment of
‘1. A concession to the bashful ll
_ ‘13“ the cor-do may he lxsued by
‘ NM ' ‘MM you get your card you
{out one km on the brass rail, face
I m 5 ._,. and ask {or your-
Milo lipple.
. "Domino see your card " challenges
“he bur-knell.
You show your card and may
matter inke aboud as. In
‘o‘oj. you can carry without. milk
_ loco! no more eerv‘lce, for if lite
horkeeper sells you another drink
l: fodeila It big bonus he has left
In! at the city hall The 'I'llrst
flno- «me is arrested for intoxicallowtmu‘t P THRAISHER ACTIVE IN mom,
or treated by a physician one got:-
on working with hip headecho,, the
second time one loses one'e license:
7 to! the your, and the third time one
{drool—(that in, one losses
licence forever and can nerer have
another drink. the hill says.
\‘ «I; 3‘ ,f “Cardalilot Transferable.
' No. you can‘t borrow ‘your
kiend's curd Isayu an exchange, for
‘1... fine of $100 and thirty days to
{£1 for the offense. And if one is
, ught buying a drink withoul n'
cord both the buyer and tile seller"
go to jail. If one ié‘mally’ili one‘
may get n doator'e prescription, but
" may he used only onc‘eI‘
to?” eende the user torthwith to the
i
J“, The association reported that
take out cards if the law was ”passed-
was estimated that: there would
many others to join the 1,000
:an1 - »
: And, by the: way,‘
I
women must
, Hrv Hint llwv hre lweniyone
more to get them. If a men thinks
we I to. ‘6 mllv ana
can get It lamily license for 336,,hut
he must. “(:me by whom it ls to be
used.
used only when the heed“ of ;th§
houee is along. ii. "a wife mice to
tango teas and ‘does 3 1ughthj
(norm
liccnrn
Whatfl? Accompllhh ,
. N‘miilom 'I‘filoytmfiho flies in Mil-
. 10rd; "(loom and is president of the
no (nearer-Em W
What is CASTORIA
Montague-substitute!” reasonably?”-
hnotonoo. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
hebeenineonmtnselor thereuelol
noellnllatee the Food, giving healthy and no
no Children’ a Panacea-Tho Mother’s Prion
more: CASTORIA ALWAYS
in Use For Over 30* Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Yul O'IVAUI BMPAN'. "I. '0.“ 00".
- 98y. onl- ii he
tend other popular person; rIpny re,
Mkep you begin Jo 1ack .your, l
one' B
it you, are caught using it there to”
A viola- 1
' Hotel Association wherefore bellied:
1,660 men in the city had agreed to.
‘ the new «homes boom; not sub-
have cords. too, and they must core;
or"
ulcohot hejjty. inasmuch up he won at
fit‘hlls the league won rtunliytelegi‘elat-
Ellie doll Odell Weill! Illi
“Niobium-Hi
Ill! m out! Sull—
‘Iaoilililmu “
memwym,1916,istohoo
video you for this country of our:
Andinevery manicure; ior
we are at present engaged in owni-
lowing the yellow metal. cent to or
iron shroud. in dominion wow
fabulous. During the twelve-month
now ending we have taken in iron:
iorelxu sources about $100,090,000
worth
In the course of the year 1916 we
shall swallow a quantity of the
Syrups. It is pleasant?“
orphlno our other Kareem
F“ mom ”a“? standnrd of value considerably greet
J er. We shall, in (not, absorb no
the 8mm Bflw amount of it at least equal to the
total output or all the gold mines oi
the world during that period.
Think oi! what that means. The
world’s total output oi gold for 1915
has been about $470,000.000. it will
certainly not be less in 1916; ft»
the gold~produclng nations, )0! which
Great Britain in easily tor’emoot—~»
she digs for gold in Africa. Mexico
South America, India
‘othcr regions—arc. doing
most to maintain the supply, an .a
basis of credit for war purposes. i=3
One hundred million dollan’ worth
of gold weighs about 172 abortions
A little figuring. llIeretore. will s’hou
that the weight of $10,000,0ij
worth of the metal would‘ be quit;
a bit over .800 tonsw—ull of 'it to be
added during 1m lo the.’ yellow
wealth of the United States.
r"i‘he tb'lel world's stock of gold pl
the present
nine and a bait billions of dollars,”
Signature of
their ut
Very simplehindeed. Then. ll one
drinks-only becaueelt seem a soclnl
obligation one has a good excuse it
one uya one hasn’t a. card. ‘; ll a
person gets looked up‘Tor held'; in-
toxlceted he can‘t dodge the tune
by may 3 Millions name do if
e 'm‘r cord ‘h’e‘goee to Jailbanr
has a cold it
{identities him. Very simple. Here
the mint bureau of the treasury.
recently. "This cum comprised coin
nod burn. and does not include level"
ryh Of that gigantic total we hold nt
are 30"” thin" ““5 ‘3" 3'“! “3 the present time at'lenst two and I
“it will stop treating: halt billions. or more than one-lourlb.
"It will 8m” “m” to minors, 10" ' “This however. given but a smell
mm,” {film «I. notion oi our riches; for. leaving our
Wt will “”11” MW a dip- etock of sold out of the question. our
"FEM“ WM“?! national wealth has_ doubled in the
,Salosmcn. politicia Just dozen y.eere
, ‘Hitherto the l'nited States has
‘h ng been a debtor nation. Being a new
offense simply by ‘havlng no 3511‘ d.'"
Mr. Hoyt then exhibited state. WWW)» we have m“ obliged in
1mm by duck imdoo. in I,“ thelord" to establish ourselves. to nor-
ulhor “f ‘Jmmmooxnm who row from Europe. But alter the war
dvcldéd after 209 pages in“ he. the situation will be reversed. Eu
would- still hare ‘ drink When helml’c in becoming rapidly impover
wanted it. said: , {lubed financially. When the mat
.., am absolutely convinced , thathonlilct in over, we shall have to lend
lllw 'no drooimrd' plan is the linestlh“r “lime“? ““13 0‘ mom-y, “Nd
thing that has Iyet been presented. I\\t‘ shall become her creditor.
considered in the light of all ctr-P S‘m'“ 0" our gold ““1 then bl”
cwnetunccs for‘ the abolition of‘uhlppcd abroad: but the bulk of it
0 mm“. 1“ [he maflpr nt erIInMwlli be utilized on II basis of credit.
1 should hack the przponltlon to my WP Sim" b9 Clllt‘d upon ‘0 finance
lull ability." Jack Damien lea \ice- nvl only Hlll‘OlM‘. blll M50 South
president of the organization. ;_.\I:Irri(-n an affair hitherto handled
van. .7—«l4iwa— by 0 rent llritnln. France and Ger-
\V"lil(lll)fil0 lent' the Latin”
:Ammlcnn republics something
189 000. 000. 000 "
I l Many people
Former Connecticut Law and Order [In
League Head in Working [or
I Hotel Men.
tern
{use alcoholic drinks without
CHICAGO
h, . e
H-W' have been puzzled lo
:Iglnc why huge sums in English
IsOIcII‘lgns and other foreign gold;
Equine recently chipped in the Untied,
e.
in article in n rccent issue of the States, have been melted at the hemp
“(‘hicnco Tribune" rhows that mmucllotflce of the treasury in New i'orkA—‘l
i’. Thrasher. formerly W0“ k F" into process invoking some expense, not
this state. is’r now in. Chlcnzu
in ‘tho interests of the Hotel gem «finally “Dem gm mintlng mm But
tion :f 'V “10380 it 31’0"” ‘2: “mt the matter is readily explained. ‘
assocntionls oppop to the lease ‘
liotclkeeporx Protective Assd‘oiatlonrcmlliomonlge :Illll‘g'giflgrriiislymglifillzg‘g
which has recently nsserte 5, that In Europe than in ill“! (twill-TY nnd
.clery lug hotel in the oil. “Billed the pieces Peel f 1 d
recruits for humeral purposes ’ p “g rem “m to
hand and rattling about in people’s
M"- Thrasher it “PW'EI ‘3 4‘9” the pockets. antlers. some loss of weight
from abraiaon. American‘bunkers
to whom the shipments are con-
signed. do not Core to meet this loss
which wher’ninny millions of dollars
are concerned, may amount to a con
alderrtble sum.. By sending the stuff
sinntlate his statements E tie the assay omen to be melted into
.. Ni‘v Thrasher. gun-nf‘the grate er bricks, with the exact value stumped
Dm'l of his curcer in. thneoiibht was on them, they are enabled to know
generally on the lookout for lzlnnornl inst how much worth of gold they are
e heed“ getting. and they pay not Ia penny
. 1
$110 mention the loss of the money ori-
lclk with II member of the ”bitchy
committee of the [protective ubocra
union, utter hnvlng concealed at dicta-
.graph in the room and. by udioit ex-
{Imlnntion proved that the member of
a m:
J!
305$ which more. .
oil. the Low. and Under Lea .
seen: ' Another point to be connidéred is
an fairly active in bringing
ix} against those guilty or tile
of... honor. .ln the course of ii
Lorilee been much handled; ie'likely to have
much more or less dirt adheringrto it. Tile
stein
an“?! a! Indeed at incidentally to‘ the refining
to n .
process til the needy omee "
«pure
or! out of existence 'by no
who"
and many _
time represenla ubout1
meld Robert W. Woolley. directors;
llkel
run mom 6010031111),on
hon; taken «in or the m. can
W 8 8M dell 91 mollture, tp get
rid at“ it is put into a. zoo-ton
Mdfl'ullc ‘ prose. When removed
noon the. ore-i, it room-nut»
shape or his cylindrlool cakes no
mun; oedema cakes. but steady
larger, with 0 round hoieln the mid-
die. Such a coke is worth about)”;
000, and one could well were to pay
no» for e slice of very moderate
lilo.
The cakes look: hard and dry. but
they still com so. much vote!
that. it put into one of the super
heated nuances. they would explode
like bombl. Accordingly. they are
placed in a. drying oven, on rows or
swam pipes that serve in lieu of
shelves. and, Alter baking for ten
hours. they are ready ior use.
Tint is to say, the gold is then
randy to benched. ' This is done in
crucibles, in a furnace that adords
a temperature of 2,500 degrees
Fahrenheit, the. mete! “meal" being
thereby convorled into a liquid,
which in dipped out of, the crucibles
with a ladle and poured into steel
molds. * “ ‘
Each mold ‘(hoiding 300 ounces)
ha its lilahly-polléhed inner snr‘;
(doe smelled with land, to prevent the
8}?” from sticking'to-it. "A few mo
meats after being filled it is unlocked
and taken court, releasing no “ingot"
which is thrown out upon nimble. The
ingot in at drill ill I deep dame coioi‘,,
but. as it cools.-_ it gradually assume:
its proper yellomhue. its weight nnd
doeneh‘e mi stomped ‘Il'pon it (the
government's alumnae) before it
leaves the tnbieu s - .
t if the gold is meant for enthuse.
melanin. pm of poplar l6 eddédi in-
hardness. But they llama port 01'
the govemmont‘i it”! of m» melon“.
melnl in held in the shape 0! ingots
or '-’"bars, which (molly stored u the
Vlit‘lo'ul mints) 30% tile pure me. or
no cloae to it an“ dumb; more”
renders obtainable. I . .I.
’ ’l‘o’ mint timeout mu ot sold
into 820 pieces. finned
eagienfl coats quite n num. But when
' our gold coins ire shipped iibroad
thev are meitetlf by loreiim movem-
menu usually (for the some xenon
as that nlrendy mentioned); and so
it my come' a “that in the
course of venrs “white g‘o’id to re
coiucd ecvcrnl limeot M
tinder ordinary condition: ship
liloillfi of gold coin in bulk 'nre con-
‘Idnmlr paasing to and fro across
the ocean. and.
delion; ‘i‘trcurure rooms" are buil‘
into many of the big commercial
Inlemnsillpeé—such a room holng s
but steel box in like hold. with It
uquerc opculng in the top just largo
I-np'unh for" n 1112311 . to' eqnceze
through. A ladder gives accent! to
tho lloor oi the box and a stool
\cover like the door of ii Bale (flours
the aperture. The
,iocks each ulth a different key. and
the keys mo in the individual and
rcepcctivc cusiody ol as many otil ‘
corn.
The gold is packed usually 'ln her
ring cases. But they are llsrring‘
corks of superior construction being
no carefully made um they’ «let $8
lutplece. .l-luch ( wk holds ten sacks of
coin. and in each sack there is $10.-
'000. A cask thus tilled holds 450
,mg.$_tol gold unih the socks ill
'tlghlly into it 7 at the precious
lple‘cos or money duller no nbrnison.
l The lincke are hoisted oborud or
unloaded. with the help of d can
True sling and tackle. They are not
marked’l‘gold.” “but merely” with
cnbnllstic ' hieroiilphys, intelligible
only to the lnitihted. A dozen years
Ease, through some accident not
,eeslly explained, one such keg of the‘
iyellow 'stuil Ivan ‘io‘ét on its‘ way to
,Parls. it cos logged finally on the
platform of R railway station boll-way
between Paris and Huvre, The sta-
lion agent hail supposed it contained ’
white lead. . . a
1,7... The gold production- of the United
Stiller for the yolk 1915 is estimI-ted-
The family license can be. [long and working up cases. oepecial- thot- lkle Ibreign gold coin. heylnglnl about $90.060.i)90,' Of this quun~
(titty- something like $13,090,000 w:5u
Obtained ,(n‘minly inlmlimmla‘)
W INfiNn‘tgflS made 1‘ ”We" bankers are unwilling to pay $20.67 dredging—d cullolIs “"kinu of placer!
rho must have her own against the size of the bill oi cost a my ounce for dirt. which is die clinics in which 4:. huge scow, .‘wgfhi
~_ presented by agents of the
mechlnery on board for moving an
outlier _ in of Ila-6n buckets indoors"
aside-telly to the neither. to give it“
“lionhlo,
for their uccommo;
cover has (inc: I
”SO I
tltioeotlt. Awhiloaaolezper‘n
the Wobble mint load it u
on “malty” in 'onmoie: oi many
mettle, I: obtained in the crude
from: various parts If the United
Ststesmg them antimony." bis-
muth. lead and copper. But most
renter-knob was the result of on ex-
udation o! clot“ derived from 10—
calities in the mmdmtldxhbor
hood of the antler City. This clay
held 00 out: in gold to the too. the
tolerance being that it the bricks
.which hunt the house: or Philadel-
phia could have )hrought to their
lurfeoe. in the torn 0! gold lent, the
Mr or so» they mm. there
wouldbeoclittfllngohw at two
Wmotouehlediwmh
brick.
(3W lfll ll
llfllllSI Gilli Hill
I! Mixed With Sulphur it baritone Io
Naturally Nobody Can Tell.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, stony and obundnnt
with a brew of Bugs Tea m Sulphur.
Whenever her“ heikfell out 6?“th on
that dull; faded or'otreu‘ked appear-
ance, thll dimple mixture will applied,
With wonderful GM: ay asking at
my drug ntore for "mean Sage and
iulphur Compound." you wlil' get a
large bottle at this oid-ilme'redpe;
ready to’ use. for client 50 cents. This
‘su'nm mum‘s or M depended up
on to restore ndturnl color end beauty
to the halI‘ and is iipléddid for dent!-
run; by, new murmur. hair. ‘
A well-known «were ordain
lays everybody um Wy‘eth'e‘ Bose!
and Sulphur, because it darkens eo
unturnliy and evenly that nobod can
with has been oppii‘ediilt’i swear)!
to use. too. You Iimply men ,n
oillnb or self bruit and or»: it
1519“" your hair. taking can attend
nt 3 time. By morning the gray heir
disappears; after another application
or two, it is restored to its natural
color and looks glossy. soil. nod noun
dent.
' Christmas Trees
From now on until Christina. i
thii hue 0 line lot or Christmas Treer‘
to meet every demand. at cerload hsr
Just nrrivod; also: due lot of table
true. It the iowolt prioeet. .
4 '~ Sonlh roman noun
a so. um Si.._..So. qufv‘iiik-ct
Phone 164 \
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‘ A POLlCV iN
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Sale of, Women’s Wear
in Continuance
. Wet! Suits Corsets
Winter Coats for Lingerie
Women and Children Waists
Winter Coats
All Coats. this season’s styles, Materials, Kerseyp
and Novelty Worsteds, many of them fur trimmed that
have been up to $35-00. $20.00
Sizes I4 years to 52 bust for women.
Corduroy and Plush Coats. Were $20.00 $25 00 and
$30.00 $16. 50
Coats of elegant design uhich have been $40.00 and
$50.00. $27. 50
Coats Of Novelty Materials including fine Import-
ed Mixtures. \Vcre $15.00 and $16.50. $10.00
W'ere $20.00 and $25.00, $16.50 _
Were $35.00 and $40.00, $25.00
Children’s Coats, ages 6 to 14 years. all models which
were up to $7.50, $3.95
Tailored Suits ’
Desirable models of velvet, corduroy and broad
(loths III wide \arich, “cm $30.00 and $35 00, $19 50
Richly trimmed with Skunk and Natural Beaver, one:M ".
only of each style, colors laupt brown and only blue.
were $50.00 $2 50;.
011: Model Suit of taupe with 5 inch Mole Slfin liar!
dot on coat, new bcll culls ol Mole Skin, coat 4,5 incite-'5‘ .
long; regular price $135.,00 $75.00 ,
. One Mild“ Spit.“ each of brown and wistcria satin, .
'shochnllglj 9f Skunk, 3.150 hcmsufl's and 5 inch border 'of :
Skunk. Lillie—coats of thL-seisuils-can be used a5 evening
Wrap. Regularprice $150.00. . $95.00 .
U119 E. ill. Emil {humming}:
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RELOABLE FIRE INSURANCE ;
COMPANY .
'Tm‘nk it Over and Give Us Your
Order.
J M. Layton &C0.,lnc. .
AGENTS ’
Nil Eat-1e and insurance
" FH'NINd Ave. South Norwhik
,Wenan. guarantee ,
-' I C n.
Our watch repairing
All feEI'I-ue t‘l'la‘t’ mutiny-jeweler cuu‘
do’w‘ntch repairing; but it‘ re not true
that nil ‘untch repairing~ is done;
right. *' f , * i
it takes I'I grcnt‘ deal of ' curelnll
lull} “S 21: Inc rs of cxpe‘riuiice to do.
which repairing intelligently. and doi
it bl) ll. It it will give satisfaction. "
(luv witch rcpuirinmtlfitt we do its3
such that we are withing]
reputation on it. .
ll, them ie elzythin whatever thcl‘
matter with your which. brill; it to
5,511.10. We will: sptisfy you not only
you to. workmnhshlp. but also as to
price
“Ric AR!) F. Mlfll
WEI“ in deolmInkor. _
l,"
to bank our, .
"as home owner 130:3“:qu .
l g bouili’mm manometer Ni 1,, '
Furmture of
Quallty
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies for
all time.
That’s the sort we offer yo u here.
FUNERAL” DlR EJTORS AND EMBALMFRS.
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Admamwmmurfswzfig nae,
("no YOUR OWN SH .wc
~ny”0 if? Hosiery
Given the BEST VALUE for Your Moor y
Em Kill he. Cotton to Silk, For Km, Women and Children 1,
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair
an Lookiorrin'l‘ndobhrkl . SoldbyMlGoodDmlI-n. ,
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