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a.
" maroon. 0.:. airlines-ins
once of The A new Int-bits
“Eh! wed rm -cho d b
, ad a distinct sigh oi relief. it was
control the army mustnchios but in
the tremendous new lighting machine
new martisied under the Union Jack
they had gotten completely “out of
bounds" and had begun to border on
the ridiculous.
So an order has been issued strik.
ummmvcu'mu nottbe
ml list-sin read:
”file hair of the head will be kept
tuft. The chin and under-lip will be.
fined. but, not the upper lip. Whis-
la. :. has. it worn, will be of moderate
'* filth"
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In an attempt to comply with the
. motion, and at the some time to
.‘ enjoy the freedom of a clean shaven
Ines. upper-lip and all. may of the
._ new suhsllerns and 'l'ommies develop
std what is known as the tooth-brush
We. There were Ilnch varia-
dh-s so the “husk." the “iiytrsp,” the
‘Iink. ssrconic” and the "gingered
*1." while some even went so let
‘u to sled a "kaiser twist." There
__ were still others with declined to re.
‘00: to their attempts at an outward
and visible sign of martial valor as
- anything but "It.”
It is s salve to the old soldier that
would he s greet grief to many of the
old sergeants-major to port with the
splendid. branching twirilos they have
motivated over tire and twenty years.
And then, too. it would be entirely
out of the caution to annihilate the
,. old tradition at one fell swoop.
-: The change to smooth uppcriips is
‘> already strikingly noticcslble in iron-
‘ ‘ sit-i. while at the front there no doubt
" V. *' has been a great scraping of razors
fl the first line trenches. it is entl«
it; suited the new order will result in
~: .‘Ioh Moving to the oilicers and
, ms. for it does not require so
u merely to “'mow' the upperlip as
. it. did to carefully culiivute a bit of
downy lluii that Would palm muster on
.. inspection days.
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TOKIO. Oct. 26,- The electric car
Ind automobile is steadily forcintt the
tiny and artisiir rikishn to the wall
Not so very long ago Tokio was illi-
od with the" rikishs runners. Weal‘
minimum boasted of their kuruma
'm, But these fast runners. tall and
W, are now scarcely rm with.
‘ Today the Japanese gentleman who
:inn aflord neither carriage or motor
lair, has a bright looking kurumn hung
Hen glittering bicycle wheels with huge
.mumatic tires. With the reduction
1 the number. the price 0! the pub
will: riklsha has steadily htcreseed un-
’ l"! «a it has almost become a luxury for
the masses of the people. The two-
'rnm'r" li’IPWlifl which used to ll;-
m‘e in elopciut-ms and double sul-
eldes has entirely disappeared.
rv
Colds
I! allowed to an unchecked frequently
' ‘ develop into
TUBERCULOMS.
PNEUMONIA,
CATARRH.
Tousttms,
BRONCHITMI,
and dosens of other dangerous but
i , less well known disesheti, such as in-
‘Iectius' oi the inner facial manages.
‘ “ 7w muons. etc.. and moi-nutri-
tion in children. Colds tine not neces-
mmuhvsmmmmmen of per "
HI- M minke he” M sons contrasted with the prospect of
ammhthenmhnw
. 4 new. mi
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m Wsflgtui Street 1
anus“. ww-m- 1.“. radical. hit-av 2.1.“. a»,
mourns—r
Tea Co.
El‘
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5!
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Eleni.
outthesiightestn-uotdqoutss
income by taxi-glam“. hvsh
manycosesgw minim
tremendous demo for rooms, and .
Tryitboh’.
ssSfiH Sen-ins FREE.
Sultana Coffee
Gnu strength. delirious flavor.
al: this «like our best senor—3
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direction of General Ssrrsli.
The general himself lobes the lees-j
est interest in all such work. Seeing
some Eugiish troops at brigade driii‘
'one day. he reined in his inter and
who is the parts-
The predicament of the student
class. which hviu little money to
.ponu, he naturally been unable to
compete in the serainbie for rooms
.with doubled or trebled prices. had watched theta tor a moment.
been the subject of several confer» "They ought to have finished all of
ences of the university faculties Whithiol” f l ,. . l.“ d“ w , bl ’
have made appeals to the city author~ l " “u M ore “ml" ‘lw ' h a,
[flea u, take immediate. mgueg [0.CNinl. “Here the business is to
flovlde for Lb large number of home-l; build roads and dig sewers.”
loss students. May of these stu - g
dam us now sleeping on .park bench LC Naturally. (:he _ milishiltnn: b 0‘
cs, or spending the uigi' in walking! ireru, h ‘7‘“"1 m" “ m n“ 9f!“
m streets. “we the nmre [0,m.ue,cttizcns oi Greet-v for llil't'o years wi'.lt
ones are sharing rooms which usino adiailtagts save of the payment of
many as live or six have taken iotgetli-meayier tines than ever the Turn [M
or. _ - , .
One proposal is that hotel propt'ie-lflaum' are delighted mm the civic
tore be compelled to give a certainlaclllm“ 0‘ ”l“ “PM”
3“”th (Alf "him“ at a low rate to sin-i _
hi. . . -
"$1,,” pmrfutai'rfl gznzgnfirg; SYDNER. Australia. on, 2‘. A
into limiting-houses, and that the my. steamer arriving from litr- New lie.
steamboats on the Nova be requisi-lbridct Group, smut 9w miles oil the,
”fill-(:1. f‘ lno:tbessiern toast of Australia. has:
.22..“ w wt...
hag columns at the newspapers. [Means by ('lilllllblilti. The its-time wen-a
some advertisements it is slated timz‘Btitish trader named R J. Bridgw.‘
as much as live hundred roubles (twoland an least mg rhildren. whose burp
hundred and fifty dollars) will be paid
as a bonus in addition to the rcxular
.tes Wort- found ll‘lllfllll)‘ mutilated with]
to the lease of a desirable apartment, ; who is missing. is beiicvod to hovel
:Dt‘kll carried 0!! by the cannibal: and}
l‘liKiNG. Oct 26.4mm Kate Cari,‘lessh-d upon. The murderers werel
. . . l
the American artist who heroine well thought to have come from n vtilagel
known through her portrait of the‘ ,, . . .. ‘
i biniekttlu island. whue there are
late Empress Dowager sz Hal. which ‘ _ . .
was exhibited at the St. Louis Exposl'mb" 01 cannibal: who are bound by
tion, and is now in in, amgmmnimlnetlvv custom to kill and cat s human
institute of Washington. has Mnibeinx tn UItk'r to keep up their rsnit
,romminstcned to paint a portrait of. '1 m- moun- of the French and Brit.
:l’residrui Li \'1- » . ' S. .
giving the urtiillms’tli‘l'gui“illi‘lti’rlgtlm'tlinn ”mm" expeditions 1“." bolero
week. :the outbreak of the lumpesn war to
'slilllliil‘ crimes. and their immunity
LONDON, Oct. 27,--(tlorrespond- cently to have emboldened the Count
once of The Associated Press)— rUnder‘irom punishment for ('0 years it“t
ldlrcction of the Earl oi‘ Crew. moles-mum any at the perpetrators of
new President of the Board of Educs-‘on account of the war: is thought ro-
tion, the board is busily preparing for bale. *
the revision of education that is re-,
'csrdozi an imperative as u result of'
Enew condition» following the war. It mustard h, the newest thing in m'
,ile‘ostz‘"lfilflaxt’x‘mozgmovltilons line. Germany fluorinaily‘
'b l .- , - , ports the built of its mustard irotn‘
‘ eri .ems. lsriinmeninry ,Secretarymuum. Holland. Italy and lately m;
“if (hr Board. obtained from the “ouselllumauis. All ”Dolled on hand have
ioi‘ f‘ommons a vote of funds for 1'!”me cxpropriaifld. tutti mammal]
'teenrch in connection with industry. liter-pert» have now begun to serve the!
Inland having dei‘lnltcly detennlnedlcunmwm to guests only when "A
5;;2’32‘sizsyfirgzggzfim‘ix“:'quvitea and then in limited alienation:
inst ad of lesvin the mustard t on'
industry. in preparation for the forth-i e 3 no
- .. the table. as in former times.
.mmma economic wur after the War."(
Ina Well :in the study of languages with:
'a view olthe acquisition oi trade.
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BERLIN, Oct. l7.~»A scarcity of
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lil’Ele Alltlls. Argentina. Oct. 19.
l-Tlu- Argentine Rural Society cele‘
3b:h;uiti:: :ccou‘nt 0' ”1° 1:” num- , tinted its fiftieth anniversary with the
. - . ‘ s ‘i .‘ u . > .
( n mu m H" on .roceni annual cattle show at Palermo.
’ >1 > v t
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. . ‘ ll '
' . lee. F r first time Am -
understood that the ucltemo, when’xm pr n o the cr
‘ i
. ltcnn citizens acted as Judges of the.
l l'. . ‘ x -
. aunc ed uill prou to he a wide and. The short-h 1
, . w _
lcomprehcnaive one. A remat‘ltahielhlood stock hho n
l ~- " . coon»
liesture, ‘or instance, as illustrating.bun Cunp Hero. bred in this '
l i .-
:the whole-hearted conviction to be :1: 31.39;:gifiogigi'l‘. 3:22:15; 1'
{Pncountered is the unmistakable con-' 0' c » ’° 9' “
. . v was not placed on sale. the owner;
ivtctlon among manufactures all over choosing to retain it for stud purposes.
the country as to the. wisdom oi cou—I The reserve champion Du rhnm w“
stantly promoting scientific researchn
Years ago British manufscturers miarlisposed 0‘ for “0‘000 paper and an"
other animal of the same category
attired almost a generation of careful brought ‘55 000 More sensational
stud ' and di ussion. ‘ ' :2 ' ‘ ‘ -.
‘ ’ ted bubi _ sometimes so ;anles have been witnessed. but consid-,
“0mm" y “9' controveny and'ering present conditions the recent}
{the dissolution of partnerships. before show 81m.— decisive proof of the Re‘
adotin 'hanedu bod vstll ‘“ ‘
l p K t g. I“ ‘3 _e y "a‘pubilc’s financial stability and. mud.
“a“! than "m general approval of deuce in the future of the grazing'im
,loining science to industry. Manufsc-i d t ‘ ‘ . i
"vturers all over the country are show, u '7' . 1
'ing plainly to the Board oi Educationl , 3
their belief that the future of the LONDON 0““ 19-4“ Gmm’
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, lmtal more” for information ludmgflxoe and knives. and nut. llt‘i' t'liild,§ _
, the new rote is merely optional. lt‘ ‘
. BABY HAD WHOOPING COUGH.
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VOICE FORIVER CALLING. {I
They tell me here in the inland I
Hundreds of miles treat the sea ,
That the :01], roll. roll of he oer-en's
soul {
Can never lJt heard by n. -.
But I tell you at night i 1.121 (irl‘lalh’
quite '
l mu hear the \OKC oi“ liit sea 9
t ailint. calling. calling. 3
Calling forever to me. i
My dreams are an ocean of wonder
Deep with the depthsnl the sea
As the roar, roar. roar of the waves,
on the shore 1
Contra thundering over me
0h. i tell you at flight i am certain,
quite '
i can hear the voice oi the sea l
Falling, calling, calling. !
Callii.h farmer to um l
it‘s the cry oi youths in anguish
Men in the hell of war»
Or the beat. beat, beat of an orches-
ifl lm
hien's ears Were created for.
Yrs. always iii night i not certain;
quite l
l tun hear the voice oi the sea
L‘sllintz. ceiling. calling. l
Calling forever to me. l
i) you who are used to its soundings f
Msy love the voice of the sea. I
u‘ the roll, roll, roll at the ocean'sl
soul
is more than love to me.
it's the spirit of things
spirit sinus It
With the voice of eternity. ]
Pulling, calling. calling, I
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When the
Ceiling (or ever to me.
— Grant Mchc, .ir.. in Boston
Transcript,
DINOINTED SNAKE WELDS.
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1L...” Says Reptiie's Head and.
no can rum Care of f
Missing buttons. ;
Enoch Chue had s peculiar experi-’
once last week while taking the logs
out of the old dugout on Mel liiclin'i
south eighty. He ran serous s Joint:
snake down between the logs and hill
it with a spsde. Of course every Joint,~
new sport ind‘stnflod to wiggle oil. .
Enoch. Just to: s joke. picked up one}
of the Joints and put it in a bucket;
and then slipped behind the logs and
waited to see what would happen. in.
about 10 minutes he heard a sort of1
low whistle and their a rustling. The'
head of the Joint snake came out o!
the weeds and looked around. it -
then nude a peculiar whistle and an-‘
other Joint backed up and fastened on:
to the head. The head whistled twice
and Joint No. 2 came out. and so on;
so many whistles for each Joint. until,
it came time for the one Enoch hsd.
put in the bucket. At its call the;
thing thrashed nrwnd in the bucket:
like all possessed. but couldn't get:
out. Of course. without the joint that,
at. the snake couldn't get together. i
Enoch said the last he saw of it the:
bend had taken charge of one half and,
the tall the rest and had none oif‘lni
diffcrent directions to hunt up the,
missing Joint. Enoch got almost hornet;
with his joint when an automobile
tooled down the road. This either
scared the joint or it was its coup
ling-on signal. for Enoch says it man-
aged to flop out of the bucket and set
away in the tall groan—Lorned (Km-7
"filler and Toilet. . I
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Mothers who have ‘used Foley’s
[stab/W ran
Children's Shoe Shop
spool site-itin- and proper lasts
for “ growing feet. '
“13' Ml! boots, lace model, in dull
calf, medium heel and toe.
$5.00
Sizes, 21,4. to 8, AA to D,
$6.00
Some in tan leather,
Kisser storm shoes. ton grain leather,
high cut,
Sizes, 111/; to 2.
$4.50
Children‘s button shoes, black Russia,
with heavy soles. Makes a good school shoe.
Sizes, 8%; to 11, $2.50
111/, to 2. $2.75
Extra high cut, $3.00 and $3.50
Children‘s school shoes, gun metal calf,
button and lace models, orthopedic lust.
Sizes. 6 to 8. $2.50
81/, to 11. $3.00
. mg to 2, 83.50
Same style shoe in black kid, patent kid,
and dull calf, Willi kid or cloth uppers. Also
a potent kid with white calf tops.
A Novelty Dancing Cap
which is canvas-tilde into shag.
A cap or a bag, as the feminine
fancy desires. it is an adorable cre-
ation of lace and ribbon, spangles,
beads, and rosebuds. One wears it to
a dance, the theatre or in the boudoir.
in a second it may be taken from the
head and with the interlaced ribbons
drawn into a pouch bag of French style
to carry handkerchief, fan, powder
puff, etc. it is a pretty thing on the
arm at the dance. ,_i
Ask to see the Memey Cap. i ‘33}
Prices from $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 to l
1' 5%totl,with' spring heck,’
Babics' button and lace shoes, soft lilo
kidskiu, or patent kid with cloth or soft kl
tops.
Size-s. '2. l0 5,
81
Babies’ Shoes, button model, in tan
all or patent kid, with white calf tops,
toe. _
Sizes, 2 to 5,
5% to 8,
Babies’ firstetep ankle supporting shoq
of soft black kid, laced model.
Sizes. 2 to 5. 81.83
51/. to a. $2.00;
Bahics’ white buckskin shoes. hand may
with broad toe,
1
Sizes, 2 to 5, $2.25.;
51/2 t0 3, $2.751!
Children’s shoes, tan Russia, butt» _
model. Orthopedic last and welted soles -
Same shaped shoe made of horsehlde, darn
gray. lave model, ll
. Sizes, 6 to 8, . '
81,4z to 11, §,
11% to 2, 4,
Children's white buckskin shoes, butto
model, wide toe. hand welted soles.
Sizes. 5 t0 8, _
~ 51,43 to 11, 4.
,"j 111/, to 2, 4.
Girls’ button boots. in dull calf, kidski
and patent kid, with cloth or kid tops. Wld
or medium toes,
Sizes, 2% to 8, widths AA to E,
$3.50 to 35‘. .
Girl!’ buttoned botlt, in dull calf, high cut'
with heavy welted soles.
Sizes, 21,43, to 6,
Second floor.
Trimmings for Fancy
Work
fr sthecorstivoC-ifthficles. "p,"
Many artistic women who like io‘l
create fancy articles. and work out
their own ideas in bags, boxes.,and
baskets, as well as other home dec— ,
orations, will delight in the fancy trim-
mings.
Chinese Bands and Strips, metal on
silk, to be used in many ways.
Pendants and Tassels in silver, steel,
antique gold and gun metal.
: Metal and Silk Cords 'in all wanted l
mu...
““4JB ._
country as well as their businesses de—m9m is proposing to take 0'" controll Honey and Tar would Mt be without
. , . . zit. Mrs. Sam C. Small. Cin 'ton. X. LL,
pend on the new program of untrue-‘0‘ the coal industry of Great Briliilll| 5
tion. ‘. 5in the near future. the main purposeiwmes :‘My grandson had whooping
my for any one to endure for any!
length oHime. certainly not long!
«cash for any of the allure mention-
ed dangerous diseases to develop—
PROVIDED. that a prompt use of
Molina is made. . This remedy is
standard, a. Maud wholesome emul-
filth of flax-seed oil, eculyptns. lrish
_ nines, sad , other edictentprepsrations.
It'lronovea the cause of cotds anti
Wthssl’stetn st to‘resi‘et the in-
roads elf-em thwt' overcome weaken.
sdfmt rumdown people. in body
m;mim~im been roe-
undcr the chairman-ship of Herbert
Lewis. will deal with the education of
young persons up to the age 0‘! 16 ni-l
ter the we". having particular regard
to these who have lost their editor»
:lor‘. thrown being nert‘mtnentiy taken
out of the schools into industry. Two
other committees announced will deal
with science and languages.
SALONIKI. 001.}15— Correspond-
ence of The Associated Pram—drive
Frrnch arc busily engaged in builds
lug ,rezmnnent hnprorements oi every
who. the Macedonian «past; a:
present they have. in hand the tires-ct“
of a $60,000 cold storage plant. sad
permanent marine and naval barracks
MEI-loin. mm in am and is
wound-their. intuition. Rake
tile mound elem our in
50"
lingofthotroopstlsy
mom‘sinosthesmiim
‘
Wm “W'mlr
. ‘ . , cough when he was three moths old.
The Board of Education has lately!“ "i“ “he“ °f “wwwmm “my ‘
“91 “D ”“99 committees. 0“ 0‘ Which-l“) m" a certatn power of controll! believe it saved his life. He is-now
over the neutral shipping which cools
allowed to take their present prnds
if the scheme goes through. but the
Government will control the distribu-
tion of cool for hojne consumption. for
export and for shipping... For sons
tins nast‘thsooyernment hosted-its
authority overBrlusli shipping to direct
' . its. courses inset beneficial for the ne-
'tion. but new steam shipping.
‘fon to this country;
owns the coal it will be in common
Misnddissusd. . .
. on.
w. .
at British ports. Coal owners will be
jhongi‘ dependent on Britain for coal. ‘ - ~
has not recognised a resulting oblige.
The plan- is that it the government g
to stipuiste the use the steamer m
licks (tilt and :to require himtocslt
1“,,” planned. mmumgorhisrsturncsruusuoflsdpofls.
, ~ .thtwsyitisheihodthewholed!
" ‘Foussnbummhrhownhm,um‘hwm’n'h.
We used Foley‘s Honey and Tar and
big and fat.” it is it fine thing to have
in the house in case at whooping
cough, croup. coughs. colds. The
first doses help. loosen phlegm. heal
lntlnntntlon. clear air passages. stop
. racking coughs: ~ »
33,50. , J : color effects, 1
Wcuhwum 5‘} fs- BatinobeSets.
,. “mm ”m" “m“ "mm 3, ' Cords, Tassels, in different color-
" lugs for blankets and wool robes.
It“ . Trimming Section. main floor. ,'
For Women Traveling . , _
Tom-Est c... A special that is of Fine Stationery . -
dainty crctonnc, lined With pure white Many attractive papers which dainty ,
rubber cloth, four large pockets, tWO women will select for stocking up the
small pockets and straps, W writing table. _
75 m i," Berlin (.‘olouinl‘l’urchuient, license banning .
W“ m of crctonne, four lavender, blue, at e green, pin 7. pear. an '
Laggockcts, ribbon ties, several color “hm” 50 m. ., box. ,
i ,1
60 do. , {Q Berlin Colonial Linen, envelopes: with fancy
Toilet ”Mom . flaps, lavender, pink, azure, biscuit, gray and
“’ ‘whitc.
75. etc. s box. 1,
' ' ‘ H (1’ La F"h 'th lckllodgo ,-
. Women s Ribbed . pint‘f'btsiun, line 3318 whvictle. ”I t 5’.
Underwear ' $1500» w M M l
. Veda. of high grade Sea island Cot- ‘ “
ion, the pleasantest to the skin of all ’ . - .- ,
underlinin- fabrics. .7 Towel“ Sets
This is.tt: medium weight, which . - . . ‘ .
- - Seven teccs consrstmg of
most women will find warm enough. ‘ ; 1:3: “fin“, ’ $4 00 {
Two models: ~ ' ‘ g t to . .
‘ low neck. and Sleeveless, 2 face “we“: . '
. 2 face cloths,
. Colors: pink, blue, lavender and yel- .
low with "white. ‘ ‘
Willi short Sleeves ' l in attractive banal
‘ ’
65 cts. . -
I“!!! floor, em
low neck
‘ Main hour, north wide. , ,
CiderPitchers , .1 . Tumblers
White. common ‘ Thin, "mimosa. , l
, crescent Q .
Tumblers ,.
!_ Plain, thin blown,
Z», G, for Nola
rs.’
blue. stripes. old taste»
jetted “barrel" styles,
‘ ”and” ch.
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