What is CASTORIA mnemmmwmomm m Dropsond rope. Itinpleonnt. .mndther an, Sui-pinnenorother Hornet: . [hm ltogumnteo.,lt_dutroysworm . Palomino-Myst“: "I 03"“. 60M lllllililllllls “The Spring Mold" at the Saturday alter-noon was received by ., and thorough enjoyment by _ outcome. in the 3.1th n e!“ obsolete camcity listened were not many vacant semi-in evening. As Princees Roxane Compbell pleased / both tlen. . -.._..-,. the charts of the company and . .0 Cunpbell captivated both gone. She was attractive, dainty her voice proved o worthy telent wile more: with Charles Fulton as Prince 1 or, "'l‘wo Little Love Bee‘e." No- ‘5, met: intuct be tirade of F. J . ‘ who: played the role of Re» imfwhoae noting throughout ' (new in lure and hugbter. .. or the Carlsbad iegendi M Tree." in one of the :00?“ ea Annemlr-l.l ‘ nil Batten Rodi; Col into. n. it D'Anrelel .. Wins the term the duet-vine 0! special Wham; and: e , 1'. . Foliknomxnno.mnm" noun mm lit a question of actual value," m CASTO RlA mm Barre the Signature of one Anthony Schmeltr, an elderly German plutocrnt. who is described on "a bit of e bounder.‘ Bobr Darrow. the inevitable voung men of ready wit. aids Mi Lady in her scheme. The diieré will be' preeented with a cut ‘ and chorus of superior excellence and on humidified new Brbhoatre. ’Kr. “W score sputum» remedial-1W numbers, se't ernl ordwwhich‘___ are waltzee. These song suggest a popu lnr the. "#lliex, " ”Mnko Him Guess," 1'12”} to he I “mg"! “Love in M All " W‘orlmgibr For Worse, " "I Wish l was an in end in no Ocean of Gilli," "'in Day Dreams" "All For You." “The Shoes; oi Husband Number One no Worn by Number Two." and ”Two Laughing («when i... The pcepes oi! thp oppro which is‘ in titted acts; are laid“ iii L'on'g l'ii- ..... . p...- .'li hope your constituents «lppl‘t3~ ' your patriotic cinto the- value oi services," said tho‘promtnent citlren. "I don't know that i care to make re. piled Senator Sorghum. "The mar- ket for patriotic services is terribly fluctunting "—Wenhlngton Star. _ Nay, rather act wthy Oi the broad elm I planted by the way-— What if another heed the beacon light I set pan the rock that wrecked my keel—- Have I not done my task and ‘ served my kind? ipnrt un- named, unknown And let Fame blow her trooper through the world With noisy wind to swell a fool’s renown. Joined with some .truth he stumbled blindly o’cr. Or coupled with some single shining deed That in the great account of all his days Will stand yalone upon the bank- rupt sheet His pitying angel shows the clerk of heaven. The noblest service comes from nameless hands, And the best servant does his work unseen. Who forged in roaring the ponderous stone And shaped the molded metal to his need? Who gave the dragging car its rolling wheel, flames tits circling round? All these have left their uork and not their namc5— ., Why should I murmur at a fate like theirs. «Oliver Wendell Holtncs ____.,_.,._..._.._._.___._ «mane cm’r £94105! nine. Km cm, Jen. t—o'ot' miner: Kansas City Journal. and pioneer inur- nelist and luteunnn of the " Middle Went, died at his home here tOdIJ lie was '91‘ you. old. Dean we: due to the inlrmetlu d use. . ‘ . l‘ARlS, Jan. 2, qlzm mi" The government, in order to~satisiy the needs of tlic army. has dccid ed on a. general r'eqoisitit'ining of crude leather, heginnig Jan. 5. ‘l‘here' e no job in this city thot cen- not be filled by e roeliy copehie worker—«nut! till apehth- worn’m temporarily out of work. watch the And tamed the steel that whirls lift Thompsonynn Horn. tounder or the _ loteenthepeerleuubht. monetumuuwnnn utter 5. To enforce thin rule he in‘ rented In inst-niche device. Till: cen- Ihedotnlongglm cobelllled with water nicely balanced over his heed endottnchedbyaetrinxtonnnhm' At the desired hour the bell runs and awakened the sleeper. It within n ten- seconds he did not leap from his bed and overt calamity the WWK weight of clock dectmyod the hol once of the tube, and down poured the water on his guilty headi—From “‘50 Life Story of Sir Robert W. Porn" HOW ”silo! Soldiore Behave. The iteliu neither gets a very huh character from Richard Begot in his “Intim- of Today" ‘To see on ltd! inn ooldler drunk or in any way nth. conducting himself in a public piece, i: exceedingly rum—~50 rtue indeed that it would create a vcrr disigrteeble in) pranlon on the witnesses. indeed. the men of any one o! the mute impottitnt ’lflllln regiments who miseoodmted themselves in it public place would, in addition to the nerere punishment ltd- ministered by the regimental uulhori tier. undergo u \ery bad time at that the hands of their own coloration" London (Belief W. Her ldu “In. your hank «(mum is ore:- drown. " “Whot dhi that menu m?" “3|me title. You' re nritten choclct foi‘ #13 time tudney than was in 1hr hulk.” : “The ldotil it $18 will break the Mole l'd lint! another one to do business with. l Inpponod they bed “rooms of dollar- on hand all the time." troll Free PM. 2 O ' ' " anti-wed. “Flow client buying me for tlmt- Quit i made for you two \oum utm'r' irked the taller. "You surely cun‘t expett me to my I- Memur_£0hetnhedotnmondux' The D. M. Read Co. - m-.. W 1857. it ~. 1» .“ The, Annual January Sale Opens Today the Third At 8:30- This comment is here made with emphasis. Plans were made to open it the January Clemnce on Monday, the third, and on this morning the sale was "v ”i ready. . ’ i H "t l“ Every Section, from the Furniture Galleries on the fourth floor down to ille- basement—with thenccessary Household Furnishings, will have its attractive and economic ofl‘crings. . . .We reckoned without the knowledge that the newspapers Were not ,_ to ' he published on Saturday, therefore it will be impossible to present any detailed list of items before Tuesday, but the good Read merchandise is here, and Read reductions prevail so do not wait to find out by the paper, but come today. . ' Erica! individual shop and every section will be represented. in some in» é" stances, to sale will dift or from those held in former seasons, for conditions of get market permit of \tider reductions, especially in geods of Amtrican nianu- c uré. a: The Furniture enters lht sale with an enormous list oi. special prices Itwill molt: warm satisfaction to ever) person who wishes to in} furniture of any In the Carpet and "Rug Gallery as well as the all S it hing cctions for Trunks and Bags, Beds and Bedding, Upholstery, Curtains and Danette» low prices and reduction will be the rule. ’ , The Written. Apparel Shops on the second floor, \"l uh cmhracr Gowns " Tailored Suits, Furs, Hats, Lingerie. Comte and Sheer, as well as the Child: rcno Shop.- will be prominently represented. All Section on the ninin floor Dress Goods and Silks Wash Good . . ,s. Leathc Goods, Gloves. Hosiery. Women's Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Mcn’e Wear, r Lace: :2? Embroideriu, Neekweu'. Veilingn and Novelties 0t \ arious kinds, each c ributc an attractive showing. At the Linen Settion there will be such lib- for that ”hit," slid the impot‘lllllflus 4, ‘ ,. “Why, it's all oup‘ ot- rtyle."~?t‘.nlaule Ptmdmputi-h. u f v ? Cgitn . somewhere Around. me she hat him?" “i don't know. Some people inn to think she hes merely llllll hitu."- -l.oulevllle (‘ourtcrniournnl >,‘: .:t t Worked the Wrong Way. ‘ “How did the accident hapmni"; 1' Sentinél “help vented” ode. dimly. '14 i l i i "He got run over when he snimlbd to beers Meet and Provldon Co 6 North Main Street . 13 Mein Sheet South Norwellr, Norwelk. Phone 1180 “ ‘ Phone 88: ‘1 . ' 1-5. ~-’:’ A. i , “l neter are her with her httn?nl.3,, tea-i- t i‘. . ”$2.“:ewm it”: reductions iroiu' regular prices as the conditions of the linen market 'pcr-. H Y ' The Home Furnishing Sections in the basement will oll‘er more attractive ' ‘ lists than ever before. Chitin, Cut Glass and certain he - “' cnwore in all' its Varied lines; , es 0‘ Silverware Kitch J "' l i -. ‘ r 0 1 1...,“ l ,. Elie E. film: P‘tliumpung. BRITJSH ”m5 ,"lhcv are under contract with th; inslll‘l‘llo“ “l ”19 Sfll‘ldll "0°95 MAY CHANGE ROUTE Igo‘rcrntuciit to carry mails by “at Saionl‘lti. it is "t‘ntrallyblllitv- LONDON Jan‘ 3’ 5:06: to.» ltutti-cilicd routes and therefore ed :Thc ilOS'Slllillly of British ham icould not change without consent which are using the Mediterraihl" ofthc gowcrttltlcnt ican changing their route. as the iDutch and Japanese steamships already have done, is being dis- cussed in the press, but it is ipointed out that the British mail boats are in a difl‘crent position ii 1 t r :SERBIAN REFUGEES IN- “—“—"' « ' i TERESTED IN KING PETER lKING PETER WILL ' HUME, Jan. ii p. lll.—-—rl‘lli‘ GO TO ATHENS tt‘imri that the King of Scrliiti is l ATHENS, Jami , via Paris int Sulnniki llZlSlit'Cll rout-it‘ml with Jan. 3, 12: 30 a. m.—King I‘ctcr' interest he: to by Serbian rcciugcw ofScrbia will go to Athens to They belictcd that he has al— visit Kinn Constantine alien an ready in ltalv. ) AMll—lAR Vl‘f' HtLtTAaY Ton-rich BUT Bil” in. 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