Sysiemdilfivmgh iheKIpm Feline I
“mummmesd’l weekrenia-ly. and consult the 'follow-
baubles-flesh mildly your fund will now.
“mmmamudnuuM—waaamatsp
“81.53 “52.1. “I!“
575.” 100.“ ,
“3.50
WwfllhereoaMmoldertninskesstertaadhlsseethehnd
.Batbcsureofoneihiaa. Yeammatsshndstill‘aanelslly.
man-advandnsandiaaeasiasinweflesdidsydousre most
hdlhld. Soieaeehaenrevedtunarecanlleaesaehthhlass
rest. 'l‘hinssinustitoforwsnl. or Hwy ar-taobaek-
m‘mwuorsnothertlleynnltiaevc. 'lllercfoee. do not deceive
yaaselt lulled: hot start an account today. and and toll regularly.
The People’s Trust Company I
South Israeli. Conn.
gtbey have been administering coul- endorse-sat all ‘
Hort, encouragement and help to the.8ecretari‘cs B'sh’el" and Daniels and
armies o! the Allies, almost from the General Pershing ail'le being heartily
titart of the war.
The Salvation Army o! the United 90'3“? W
States has, since Ubole Sela dodlfltli
ff. i! llatll’sslvs Street
Wis ARMY.
Ila-awesome)
attheneatntsetlssoi the
matter
I,'fl’ie"wm withuie help;
memoran- heertealans-ae at
war upon Germany, established eight
hats for and
eat, close to the line. in mammoth economics the
meet the «lath; need;
this Salvation Anny t. todq arson onto “their Mt“ no matter how small
tainins in France 77 hotels and Naval
and. liilitsry Rallies. and is handling‘
hit. its Mot toe the Salvauoniall told 100,000 a week, and. yet incur,
. «$1,000, will I... ands are being turned away. mass
m fild lately ovensnlt 0'
Friday, the t
are not approached by a De
but of tacilitieh
to Chan I. Hoyll
" l 1 .U .-.'
. her history. as, has been seen
our from stem to ‘stern and put is
In! class condition and she will be
Mil is Med, to handle Nor-
m ”t dement- withsat anr
Emmersoithaliodm:
gather I0: boat in Innate-flotilla it _
i" is What-4h Marinade-W
of‘llandllln ill the irciflt otter
ed by Norwalt snippets. This boat
a; the are-eat time is not betas usedi
in any service. but is being held in
m in ends or need.
.1300! at»... are arsed to watw ,L
the local newspaper! for further In ,
Cheney Foulards
for i918
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‘.
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1 cumaiorufa: flaming... F“ M' hmmru Ofdhhl l! 3}
mm..city..air..vois, . . ‘ Mnemsadfihotterthnnthattthesecs-
J' a...
“arsenals; m. ”train-0:: 3 quisits shimnl'tit'ingndttiMt;l as; woven right here
I ‘ Clrl'flllefl VI!) was in Meetim . m 011'“
fi:fi2§§fil‘g‘%; Every woman likes Fenland for mar. It has
11.53.; ”:“mm‘f'a'l‘ '. u'ti. , no more weight than tissuetfizper, yet it is 1:
'°‘ 9 ° "”“W' ‘ strong and durable weave, rotors a ,.
fi-zszflgtgmxxfi . " and pnactioal goods to buy. One pee fit
museum" ”I.“ . onhotSundsyswearingFoulefihnd M 1.
' The men who m been “writing dangliflully cool and pleasant. It is for trawl.
fi'fi‘fi: ‘l’l‘D firfi‘hige . lug, fors'tneet wear, evenhg wear and. the. g:
anammmnwtm .. ' odans'flheonlyfifinsfiomwmi
133.33.13'333 “£35m; ' ' lasts patterns and colorings tor menisci 41 W
3.3:. single? .213" t- ‘.‘if. .232? "5’3 The are strange and unions! designs lib
:3ugntwm' 9' m m“ 1 m Toupee, Belgian and marine blues up.
W " ‘ with striking figures in rittnriet ens Betti
pear
president wit... "Wm" Walymmw ; elects. There are uoin‘ spots and circleslinhetl
MnWmstill won- Fuithqueerjointetllinestthereareflashes and
"“m‘ M M lull!" HIGH 0' the IGWM‘m “$5.“ l. .HUMC' It 1- which are im “16 to 'd u l M
all.“ house Di 3 M. Ill the
nfimwfifizmmmwmm street. in tinti ' whichnlesnstyle. Teupsisa'duilasdsodiia
inthisv‘eIry'orthswoi-hsadmthrnonly present-it; maniacs to _, Mgbutataupegromdenlivensd-with econ-
andnmrt put 41 am there at ease. new will! use to be to are”: u‘M'"”",.'1-g.,~' - 1%.. I'v tricdialuouds in rose and eopp‘ergreen is a wono
ary one «all opportunity to coatrl- a, mi” u “h m Mill. _. I Wu] thing, l
start We do ‘ 1 , .
fi?£.?.”ir1°..‘§ “333‘s. . 3......» . mmemdnutnutuepetiemwhich
WWW“ ”Wm , ”a“; semindoneofthelittlefiguredchuihsdeismss.
icitor. illea'se slid your eqtri tion if. .L ”I”? ‘5" Y H . . Regular 11166533410080 patterns molt seem to
” Ln... to set-ii:- a ghts-me Windemtteand sFronch fan. Milne
The Salvation Army is not duplicat-
worir of any other orguulss- '
mmmmpmefottion.
use sundown-h the pea
it only means 1.000 contributions of
$1 each to carry Norwallt‘ ‘Over the m
top" so Just etlelt a dollar bill is an KNEE OF 2
envelope with your card and mail it to! m APPARATUS I;
We must remember that there liter
When sasiinsd tow-tr millions upon millions of men in the.
Human: WM in ”Wort of all torces oi the Allied arieti and no one!m ' d "d ..
#01 «em wlluafm whim organisation could possibly serve the; e "’“u’” '“ ° " "°"
MM, interests of all the soldiers. sailors' —-—---—
1 and prisoners, and tha Salvaton army RAILROABS ADM
firm Assay w. the that have nobly responded to the cdl tori
to take up the work' assistanfl.
die soldiers in Europe and;
MEN SHOULD HAVE of their... of r... em
'w
Their work has recelvcd a written:
.liepoundssowellcoveredthsf'draesemde
from themwill boseilvieeable forslongtims. 't
-——--— 'All of these Foulards are waterspot proof and
. ' ‘WW'M "m Pie)- , 11m their lustrous finish indefinitely. . n
u '{l
lNGREIASED wsGssf‘fii’hfil‘t. no... at max Cheney’s Figured Pongec
I ' (tissues-d has: No use)
”3;.me : .
with. it Will
it w. Brown. of Wuhlll‘itmltll JM‘M
.simnt to the vice president of the 'm "
Southern Railway. did not lunch on m” m "d
the need (or wage
' agreed that conditmns outlined moth V1.5“ ”"11"“ ‘° ”9“" “m
cided at ye erdey'd’
adet
town Iii sill"o
to: "3'1 1 1 whininniight'weight beautiful silk' de-‘
fill) these ”I . signed for linings or draperies. Many of the
'00-“. i" patterns are in Japanese style and are more than
3st all times
s-L' ”1"”th C°"°°"°"'I 1“” Cm" ' , usually attractive. A blue ground is covered
.. ”can“ ”on“ mm, w W. fraught: 35. 75 Ziilaflfl“ g; , ' thickly with apple blossoms amongst which
5 so an 7 o
iSOnlh The railroads in the M 'I‘them train the Council at this rate : I'IWIDE Japanese humms‘
‘ and Western territory pay ei
per cent of the money earn
Will". ‘1” "on", 79. up“. “11.9" name of Ill. WM" to instruct
~ ‘ Secretary Lane. chairniau hr the coco" "1““91’ “m "m" “hm" “
7-: Because Of strikes in the stripe,
building trade, the “SteamerMatr I
ion,” which is” in drydock at,
sidored a low paid man.
i would say that all rnels'
tunder $150 a month needmone money. mflrlufi “019’“ -
to meet the advance in prices of nec-'
deities," Mr. Higgins refilled.
should he raised to
The Council voted that its commit- . , ‘
M mm,“ m the mm“ mm?" ‘iee eninduu'rinl Survey hunthorlted ,_\ 1‘"? White blossoms and peJals (ff dOgWOtOih 81'9
' ' spread upo mon ese
Mr Higgius' assertion. that the low various agencies a "I. Council ' , 1] another groan .a? a . gs
paid man should be helped ar‘sw minim“ “l" 3"” 1" mm"- ' e are large butterflies With brilliant Wings.
mission. a query as to what he COOK; ‘gt-m: limb M “3;? . on. Oriental poppy pattern has enormous
infirm “1°? 4“ 1‘“ em'h‘m '9 m m ' red blossoms with long green stems and the won-
0 arrange ill in. local depart .. dot-fully artistic seed capsules.
“P“ 31:23.“.‘2'3. date, cfilfltosmo ' l ' fi t' to d ' is in him
t m” ,
{have the limi of those who need help Council of Defense 'for a suitable um . I A very e ecIive put 11) 01' seign
_ {The greatest est-nee should he gl her of hydrant and hose tantrum" , and white done in the blossoms of the common
to men making less than ”Oils
All the: speakers were careful tel vamws, his. v, Feb.- 18-Al
no distinction bIe-Ifhundrad or more familial livlnd in the
.Perth Anthoy for necessary re. '
. pairs will not begin service via '
Tiiii NEW nokwili uni
., On February 20; ,as first an-.
I. nounccd.‘ Miiler' &~ Houéhtom.
«I owners-I of the line, hope how
'ever to have the “Marion” in'
commission Within a few days.
state that lbe'y-qnmd
tween union in
ell employiil. J.
0 course of wages
:able. according
Walber decla
itlon was constant in0 infirm
with the roads.
and all other‘trsinnlen ”.91 phi at main the effort to trace every sentta- Au “(mingle meeting '91 tm' sent to them.
Would AseI’szsoooom la'fll'. ‘ , ‘
I" m said that ”16‘ tlml story regarding the health or
ANNOUNCEMENT
' WILL BE MADE
Assam aspossible as to the
W date as to when the
"Wosi wflbegiu actual ser-I
1mm this city and New
Mtflerkfloughton
flint." Mr. Blaine said.
5: And rim. v .lt might ass-ale
lie mind around and epaathh
'I'OI DI» Iii hull! In!!!-
W
ran-manna”
,. nocxsrzhtcs unmeasured“ - roadside chicory.
A visit to the Silk Section will prove more
than interesting the coming week.
.ticlnity o!_ the rohtntico Hills estate .
was declared to have It!“ ”ward oYJohnD. Rockefeller, “1" mm“! Main floor.
Especially ”13109111915 with a pientiiul supply of coal durir" .
.tlih ascou'rllhg trtiml lis- maniac the recent cold weather. At the so:
gestion of the local fuel nrminlstrator,
will"; Mr. Rockefeller prevented the coal
ivice “a attributed this to theistfifi‘ famine from causing suffering in and m 0mm C0
of lunar employ es who refised higher around Ossinlng, where his own trucks .
"B" in indthtrialrplents ‘0 m delivered coal to another one hundred -. hm leg. _.‘
The railroads 3“" be ‘ ‘. " ‘hmmem MI
0!: hhe‘gffam 1 ‘2‘ 3‘ w ”v" ’
1“ ‘ " “W0" HOME!“ “’7”: mm“ mg snow ' help make this show a blessing to the IN THE FASHiON
"" ‘ ‘IWASHINGTON,FD.19—S '
9 . “Hm __ . community as well as a help to the .. ntimled mag.
Between 1909 and 1918, 11' Will!“ PM?” “and just doles on co
engineers received when Gorgas today 'M“ ‘5 '°‘ Entertainment to 30' Given Each boys behind the gun, for they cannot um starlets."
cream on” per cent: firmnl. rut “" m Wu" "'1'" “'0'!“ . evening use» Direction of light without loci. and the more .1. ~ “WWI Wt it (mm, the mm. to. ,
per cent: conductors. 23.32 meant; "lW initial the IIWB 0' every d!‘ . W. H. Vendor. issavedrathe more and better can be people to 1113‘ eat up cereals?’ .
Anniston. Ala" ll the latest to collie “’.., February 23' and March 1 1"! -Jw» You “SEDITO
Homes Economics committee. explain-t .
'.dindetsiltheunyphsmotth. .b- ._ lr‘"
. ehowandeai-e devised to maltz' - i l l
. l I
f-MQ ll “talent-ll.
sit both tolerating and beneficial.
up!“ '..,” tif'itihaeedm. aaditisfm'the
:g “I, I ‘msfleashinshowtossenoar‘
.coaseaaeaeeslle- mass. item “3"” m
devils met. m m for their special reels... and rilitcnsI.
‘ In. wul iaa‘warded the heel nhihitcrn: 1
g .- FCM‘ ., w M
s , ‘ud. ~r ' I.“ «was s sic-sins cum-II-
" «awareness-saturated.»
‘ ' hello-“ofWilliagl. veneer.
m. kmum'”
w
e
l
ill , chairmen of the variou committees oi‘I Additional interaction will br- pub . fiantlnal Want Ads. are Winners.
.I the wage increase on nine repreeeu- could ”‘1 1M" of soldiers. 'mg Patriotic Fatah”, to be given, '.. -.--t in- Int time to time. .
tative roads but been ”1303?.“ “temp?" that “me“ ”I‘M“ h", under the auspices of the Food Admin, —— -- ~—
1916 for 319,000 men. and 1 612 n to death at Camp McClellan ~ ’ ‘ " ' '
I“ 19" for 34“” maul.” 3W , ‘ titration of the State Council of Do-
for the two years of 10 a that.
If the ratio was true at all roads in ° ""3 mm “W “W’ the noise of *1va was held 3W1“ rims 5......“-
;the United States. he estimated that 'm' “017 Iim be- m traced to “m, “m 1‘- m 1.
the total added to the mile this threesoidiers on leave train Csl'np Me In. J. 0 crew! chairman of the ‘
‘yeer would be close to 3200mm cleiirtn. 1 '
“Then half thé increase of that your
went to the trniunlcu.”
Secretary Lane. '
Some of the nine representative
m mm" m "y "t m" h ' m” mm" "' "”3? "a: is well known. all meet twve to
“no you think any at these in... gain Itiwwsr. There is mm 0! load
“mgmeimtwr. M wiadaadaatraaeeeld —
sshed omission" 1
"islnndtlaapeeltidgtoalsmrmmm “WW“ I‘m”,
our moduli: .tum”m.'1... excitedly. m rem '“"'“"“""""'"'°"°“'“ 1
Eliminate and experience, emuwm" ’ i ' . itutolietreeteaiiendnnthinv.
[milled to compensation" "nm ‘...
7' - II at Norwall W
l ws'o ALL out... we “like: the senses. asst raw misuse 7'" Mi“ -
spent all his health to.” pro m raises mas ass mm“ M “mil". 'm ”9 m"
:= l 8.2th vow
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