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' The present day tendency toward
'heeping farm accounts is not to be
wondered at when one considers how
ing has developed into a business
within the past hail century. in our
great grandfather’s day nearly every-
;uilng the tins or turn iamily needed
lwas raised or made on the (arm. Bach
'iarm products as were disposed of
{were generally traded at the store for
.needed supplies. Little money was
handled. Today, on the other hand.
the farmer is too busy raising crops
general. and marketing his produce to
bother with trying to grow more. The
extremely low transactions in the old-
'er days could be remembered. Ac-
cordingly it was not worth while to
{write them down. As the change in
,atiairs has gradually developed. many
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and live stock, managing his (arm in.
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WWW. fob. lie-Railway
freight nonunion on canton lines
and the necodty oi moving the last
contingent or the National Anny will
prevent any extensive movement of
soldiers to cities for parades on Wash-
ington‘s birthday, Director-General
McAdoo explained today,
in a letter to Major-General John
Biddle, Acting Chief at w. the Di-
rector-General declared it would be
impossible to transter the 316th in-
iantry nd 318th Artillery, Pennsylvur
is National Army troops, (rum Camp
Meade to Philadelphia (or a Washing-
ton’s birthday parade.
Thousands of passenger cars and
locomotives «will be required for the
movement on the last contingent of
the National Army to training camps
beginning Feb. 233. and these now are
being assembled in all parts 01 the
country. in some localities. where
congestion is not serious, troop move
ments for parade purposes will be
possible, particularly when camps are;
located only a few miles from cities.
7mm». one in now
willow-xerox. res. u.——No m‘
eathate o! the total number dead,
the
Tuscaaia had been made by the War:
among American soldiers aboard
Department (Dilly. but. ten names, ap-
pear-tag in a into! 81 identities dead
siren oat by the department last
night. apparently brought the death
roll up to 1'“.
An' Associated Press dispatch last
Tuesday announced that 164 soldier
victims had been buried along
Scotch coast, but last night's message
was the tint oncial partial list of
dead to reach the War Department. In
' this list were ten names which did not
appear in The Associated Press
list
or those buried in Scotland.
The War Department's report of
survivors still is far from complete.
More than 200 men remain unaccount-
ed for.
THE GREATEST
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WOOD
; Sawed and Splil. Ally desired lengill
g . or size. Prompt delivery.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone iii-3 137 Washington St.
' SKIRTS
- BLACK SATBBN SKIRTS . . .. $1,00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25.
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. BLACK HBATHBBBLOOH ........ $1.25, $1.98, $2.00, $2.25
' BLACK HEATHERBLOOH in extra Ilse ..... . . $2.25
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Closed I p. in Saturdays meld-u
‘ till further notice. '
A. l). Morgan ?
BLACK SKIRTS With Bethcrbloom Top and Silk Flonhce $2.50
BLACK SILK SKIRTS . . . . . . $2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.08
J. I. MALLETTE
wm-Jitarmers have continued to try "i0
carry on their business in their
The Director-General is eager to
provide for such movements whereVer.
possible and will instruct regional di-‘
rectors to make every eilort to trans-
port the troops unless the movanent
oi more vital suppbss would be ham-
pered.
fl rooo VALUE
Frisbic’s Pics
The liost Economic lies-
The Gorllam Co.
DECORA TORS
heads." Some have succeeded fairly
well even up to the present time, but
most American farmers of today do
so much buying and selling and have
Eso much other detailed information
Lei; it.
Miss Anna Burr Jennings of Fair
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. regarding their business which is vi: W-_, _._. .8 wmaro' ”- ”m lonwm NEW GOODS NO -m(}‘
M "M 5" ‘°”," ‘ “‘9 °' "mm to “a "wells. that lt ls almost lm- "Thoman you sent to work new 8211. Sold at All Stores. oournmr ammw mmm‘ '”
”trainees to: a series of three eye: possible [or them to keep track 0' gave me ntch pointed 1'99“?" ' ‘ "" ' "
an. wean in on ,
LIN! ii
The Gorham Co.
I“!!! 01 music and recitatiohs in everything unless they make a record
ranch which the American Girls' of the various transactions tron: day
a-ociation 1! giving at the Holland to day and then summarise these rec-
hfllfie dnrng Lent. ,ords when the iniormation is needed.
"Well, you see, he used to be a
liniie grinder ”
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TO YOUNG MEN.
brooches, bracelets, locketl. 081’ drops. must do some very close figuring in‘
l The farmer who makes his busiv. ‘ 1° rm 8‘ 3'“ NM
PF“!!! anniversary. Brand's Jewel- neg; pay we” BOWECIYI ml"! be (hop... . ’ , I h ,1. m M h" m m far 5h. yam m Who h“ Tel. “2.
ry store. Neck chains, lavalliers. oron‘hly intomlsd regarding it and '2 BR‘ SS'ERME Ihown ability and judgment in ill. conduct of a small ,business. M .
That a constantly increasing number of successful
nus. at reduced prices. lplanning it. ror one thing competi- merchants, of mature business and this Banks sat- ~ . m .
—"‘— luon ll much kellllel' llov than Min-z" Every corset requires a Brassisrc. It "blots out” that WPMWWM abstainindication otpublic THE N 5cm .
The New York; New Haven & Hart’ er cry: . mad” (1 DEF'N'TlON OF OHIR -
.ly. The d.r.lcpment oi modern an. 1 m h- cean appreciation. WWW
ma mm“ "m, ‘mfl, ,mmw tmmmmn h" brousht “maul awkward o e corset-top, giving a moth mini .lsnking facilities that 3W to m men “a worth of Chiropracth is the dellnitiomol the
W trill! service on all tunnel in almost any section oi thelcountry" ish from shouldsrtowaist. . YOUR consideration Y y “u" °‘ ”‘9 “"5”“ and 111° ”t .01 ,
CUBS VERY TRULY “my, 1,
since the advent of relatively mild into competition with other farmers: . ‘ ' by a :59; 2 same. Dun” 3".“
weather and removal or the hands “mud. 01mm; ".y, "pm, m " They are made in my models—plain nudism—each Th Cit N t but Eve; lu‘mge‘fznmmh; ’:
CID! MIMI by extremewlnter tom the Northwestern States are sold hill on pay-[get], tailored gnddgintfly m e y a iona Bank "93‘“ pinched nerves 'and‘ pain It. '
pastor" and ice and snow, A run. over the Unit“ States. Buttcr maul I later life in the different organs “a "
Mr or the company's trains are in New Zealand has been sold in Newl All aises. ' 80. Home“ Bonn. . "mils
2:352}
Chiropractors remove the counter '
disease and pain. health -is resins” \
through harmonizing the finer" syn' »
terns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; alsocurvn-
lure of the spine. You will novel- to
my mums nearly on time. :York City in competition with that
{from New York State, the Western or
A certificate 0! incorporation 01' the Mountain States. These are not un-,g
Odor-aw Company 0! Reddllll. usual examples. Furthermore. the
was recorded in the 0M Of the sec market conditions are ever changing.
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CENTRAL H'OTEL
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retary or state in Hartford Saturday. sometimes slowly, but In many cases' . , Pine room by the day or week. Steam hosted, electric :0 hecl‘p ygu. . “mumm- 9‘ W
The business in road building. cw, ‘quickly, making it necessary for the] 7 . up . , lights and gas. Pine Cate attaohsd- also Restaurant Italian Masnetlc treatments medium
ital stock is $15,000, divided into 150 ”farmer to revise his plans from yeari “”55 “["{”“”I""" N H ’ 1' N ‘ "C' ' andAmericn style. , ' or WIS n c
shares, The incorporate" are H. San- m year. Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta ' l 1 ' .
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horn onborn, Herbert s. Barnes, Hel- Accounts Help Farmers to Make Plant; 86 WASHINGTON n' I J. ”m Hunger. J. Um NWT. 1555 .— 34 Washington St. So Nanak-Cm.- "
will. 3. Osborn and Sybil W. Bama.’ At a farm management'demonstra-' . . ' ' mill“. "0'" Phi!!!" School" I'
oi’ Reddlng.
.tlon meeting last winter one farmer;
‘summed up the whole question of
The courtesy rule of the New York. farm accounts in a few words. Re
New Haven and Hartford railroad is said: “A farmer does not necessarily ,
being enforced with the» aid of the have to keep records to make money; Johnston & murphy s mes
rosd's detectives, according to re- runnlng a farm, but he must think and ‘
pom from New Hares and several make plans. One 0! the best things, s
cases in which reprimands bate been to make a man do more thinking about; Are She kind mat CVCI‘YWOII Clem
man appreciates. We have them in many
I“!!! and some in‘whi‘bh' the em- his farm business is for him to keep'
models.
more! .concerned have been discharli- a record or it. After having kept such!
Satisiatlory Stockings tor-lien, Wales
ed are said to have occurred in that a record the plans a iarmer makesf
and Children.
CONNEALLY & rBRihGK’EN
—— be based on facts and less on guess-
Ix-Washlngsoa' sum. loath‘llorwalk.
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Odd Places of Furniture
Anaspociaitywithus, and we haves-Memphis stock.
spams-runs or BILL, WOOWGLASB All!) ~
GROCERY 80mm. ‘
YMOND 8t SON
women's
Mr. and Dirt. John Sherman and work." The larger a man's business
family intend to move shortly. back is the harder it is {or him to think
'to.their home in Putnam avenue. The out plans without the help of sum--
he was partially burned recently. maries made from accurate accounts.
but has been rebuilt and greatly im- There are probably very few farmers
proved by John Henry Knapp, the who would not be able to plan some
owner. During the renovation oi changes that would add to their in-
thair home, the Shermans made their come it they had records and sum-
home with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bod maries. in which they had confidence,
well, of s Seymour street. in a basis for thinking and planning."
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Eleven members or the Bridgeport . I . O .- . "u- .
fl“m':?‘,.mfi MT: m on» Artillerymen am am .BeaulliuliPerlodSudes for ills-Bedroom
I'etired soon to make room {or rayon; at ' Sheridan.
LIGHTNING KILLS SOLDIER.
ELECTRICIANS
Feb. 15.—
MONTGOMERY. Ala,
ites oi the administration. Thirty-
nine new patrolmen will be appoint-
edawhen the retirements are ordered.
Captain Frederick W. Webb, for 3!
years a member or the department, is
slated for retirement and his place
.er members of Battery D. 134th Fieldl
Private Thomas Hawthorne, or Dav-
ton, Ohio, was killed and several oth-
Artillery,_were injured. two aeriously‘
yesterday by lightning. which struck
the battery while it was on the «dr-
ing ,. range near Camp Sheridan. Six
Furnished for repair or naw'work. Conpatsntmanandgood
service ‘
guaranteed.
DINING 300! nous, m summon. m
unannisnannsurrnns
The White Electric :Co.
In Manny Walnut, Old Ivory, wule'
Ella-cl, Bird’s Eye Maple. Priced to to -
20% lower- IlrlIIttIlll' February Sale.
"‘ mole-ll and .
wil be filled by Heatenant John horses also were killed and others \ , .
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the M" We“ will be M- Surat. Pearl ‘Dewees and Private1 - . . . - . “mm, ‘i
d to lieutenallcy succeeding Paul Decker were the men seriously ‘ . MWJAMY .2, ,
gym a . hurt. The others snilered alight Pine Island‘mm
moonlit Garry P. Sanger. who i!
use retired. oeorse Him “I
m “the Bertillionsylteln oi the.
W is to bemade a lieuten-I
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bruisea by being throwu from their
horses. The bolt struck Hawthorne,
killing him and his horse. ,
Let Paris Come To Yoil
You don’t have to go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the beautiful collec-
tion of chic designs in Thc.Winter
cinnamon
and .M Will rush sur.,lnub!h m.
right around when-DOWN” IIIIO' .
this happens Impeach". Ityoor
Sentinel, Want Advs. keep you in
touch with good, live, thinking people.
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,Fashlon Book. Youhave‘an shoot m
l ~ bewildering choioeof styles. Smart. , , ' w, _
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l . practical, lip-,‘to-dste and easy to . {am again“ annealing
'aary repairs—or install ins-ow.
tam oi ‘
‘ nbnn’an stoma
.Joaalno s-srnslau'v
some "R. llllsll
- Plumbing and Hm
make. And what a arm 3 for you! .
Every si design in The Winter '
Fashion; _ may be carried out
, in detail by using
PICTORIAL i
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PATTERNS
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