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: Writing Paper, Pads, Flags, Office Supplies, KOdaks, Films, Ink, Blank Books, Envelopes.
Playing Cards, Easter and Birthday Postals and Booklets, Receipt Books, Typewriting Paper,
Thermos Bottles, Silver Picture Frames, Books of all kinds, Wrist Watches, Safety Razors,
Watches, Pencils, Musical Instruments, Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes, Ivory Goods, Manacuring
; Sets, Soldier Comfort Kits, Picture Frames, Brass Geods, Pennants, Novelties, Electric Irons,
Photo Albums, Diaries, Automobile Blue Books, Spalding Sweaters, Lunch Wax Paper,
Crockery, Cigar Stands, Filing Cabinets, Loose Leaf Books and Paper, Tally Cards, Blotters
Card Boards, Tissue Paper, Dennison Crepe Paper, Tags, Labels, Fancy Baskets, Pens. ’
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Weight. thlee thrift IBIG FIRE L085 ON NATIONAL Effort is boing made by the Forest' UNITéD STATES CIVIL SERVICE zone on the eligible lists.
stamps on h v -: .
3 a e Providtld some 501 FORESTS- .Service to impress upon the public‘l EXAMINATIONS | Applicants should at once apply for
dler with a pair of woolen gloves. l ' ' ‘ i
, it your Investment totals four thrift , WAQHIVGTON “I h Ll F t.tho necessity of keeping fire out off. lot-ms 304 and 1424. stating the fillet
stamps you have paid for one bcdsaclt.tnrc b .d I ' I ”c '_ 0”,” the woods, especially now that the. s“"°“"""°"7"’°w"“' WWW-W" of the examination desired. to the Sec- WASHINGON. “arch 13-—The Wk
8 urne over 962.000 acres of ha- and Typewriter Are Wanted 'retary of the U. 8. Civil Service Board: road Administration is taking step to
and the government has 11 ccn's leftt count
. ._ _ ry needs its man power so bad--
this is meant merely to buy the over. itional Forest lands In 1917 and caus- ]y for other purposes than Iightingl The l’nittd States 0"” Service at the place at which these examinn-' consolidate city ticket offices in scores
clothes he wears and the arms he The price of four tllrlft stamps will 9d 8 loss 0! 8.358.600 to the Govern- unnecesnary tires. The campaign ollCommission “WWW" 09"“ “’mpflt' tions are to be held. or at Boston,i of cities and expects to save sell ral
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mules, according to “gm-es compiled provide the soldler with his (‘nnihstment in timber, forage and young education against carelessness and Ill-.tive examinations {or glenographer Massachusetts. millions of dollars by their uniiialinn.
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MEANING orl'rna
THRIFT STAMPS
Itcosts just $156.71 to equip an
American soldier to take the field. By
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CONSOLIDATING RAILROAD ,
TICKET OFFICES
in the office of the state director. By
, time he is trained, and fed for
fl! months before being sent acrossl
”ftbe water, the costs mount up to
sands of dollars for each man.
Every man. every woman and every
Mild who buys thrift stamps and war
it vings stamps is helping to equip
4 . -. soldiers for the field. it you
' - saving and serving by aiding in
> it. great campaign. You are taking
leggings. '
.m- . lsrowih. accordin to Ii 1 rs
uni-Tie ”:3? :tamrs Will buy one bay"i,hy the Forest Seli'ice gidfl‘lilecflzplitl:
e sca r . iwas Iar I I ‘ I
. _ ger than for several 'ears past,
Six thrift stamps Will pay {Or the omcials say that, considerldg the un-
soldiers summer undershirt (‘1' his usually dangerous conditions, it was
W stockings. remarkably light. Protracted droughl
msueven. thrift stamps will buy him and periods of high winds made the
his service hat. ' conditions. they declare, virtually the'
Eight thrift stamps wlll lcnvc lS'same astin 1910. when many persons;
cents lacking to pay for one bayonet. were burned to death and 25 millionf
difference which has been waged tori
years, through tire-warnings, boaters,
talks and lectures, “movies," and in
other ways, it is asserted, will therei
fore be pressed with renewed energy
the coming season.
NEW MONROE DOCRINE
LOS ANGELS, Cal., March l3.~-
Applications should.
typewriter, stenographer and typewrit-
i
tor, for both men and women, on April
‘6, 1918, at South Norwalk, Connecti-
cut.
Vacancies in the Departmental Sen
vice, Washington, D. C.-, will be filled.
from these examinations.
The usual entrance salary for these;
positions ranges from $1,000 to $1,200l
active part in defending your coun- lb
. from the kaiser's hordes. it necessary shelter tent. or torone-
Twelve thrift stamps will lay for dollar! mm], of timber on the Na- Twenty-one republics of the Western
tlonal .ll‘orests Was destroyed.
a year. the War Department making
you have bought 38 war savings
pa at $4.12 each, and one thrift
. at 26 cents, you have equipped
you have bought one thrift stamp
have paid for one waist belt. or
hat cord, two pairs of shoe laces
four identification tags.
have paid for one trench tool.
V in after storming the enemy's
' . or one shelter tent pole and live
or tent pins.
'steel helmet. _
You will have to buy 14 thrift
stamps for the poncho that keeps the
soldier dry as he stands long hours
in the rain in the trenches.
Fifteen thrift stamps wit
the soldier's winter undershirt, or
the undergarments that keep the
nether extremities warm this kind of
I pay for
' you have bougllt two thrift stamps weather_
One war savings stamp will pay 'for
which the soldier may dig himnmg cartridge belt.
One war savings stamp and four
thrift stamps will par for the 100
grifle cartridges with which he starts
'into battle.
Two war savings stamps will buy-
lllemisphere will subscribe to a new
In addition to the actual loss In tlm- Monroe Doctrine, embncing the car-
her and forage. thevflres of last ear
entailed extra expenditures byythe dlnal principles already established,
‘Government of $1,121.451. This. it is and adding additional tenants. accord-
,pointed out. means that to hold thefinstoa statement by Dr. Aleiandro Al-
.{lgesbtéownllgage numbers of 111:: have; warez, secretary-general of the Insti-
w rawn rom pr uctlvs' ' ,
Work and much money spent for an info of lntemationul Law and perma~
plies. At a time like the present nent member of the Court of Arbitra~
when it is necessary to practice melt!” at the Hague .who addressed
utmost economy as a. war duty, the students of a law college here last
Forest Service officials are emphasiz- night
ing the criminal wastefulness of for-, '
est fires that can be prevented from The new principles, Dr. Alvarez.
starting. lsaid, will prevent the cession of all!
Of the 7.8“ fires which were fought territory in the Western Hemisphere
all the appointments at 81,100 withi
promotion to $1,200 after three months’
satisfactory service. Occasionally
there is opportunity for appointment
at somewhat higher entrance salaries
in the case of persons who attain good
have had high-grade secretarial or
stenographic experience. ,
Full information in regard to ‘the
'scope and character of the examina-
tions is contained in Form 1424, "Inv-
formation for Applicants for Stenos-
ratings in the examination and who.
be properly executed, excluding thciConsolltlation has been ordered for .
medical certificate, and filed with 1 Washington, Atlanta and several o‘ltcr
District Secretary, Customhouse TOW-[cities and investigation is! under way
191‘. Boston, in time to arrange for that in New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Cleve-
examination at the place selected by land, Pittsburgh and elsewhere.
the applicant. l
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REDUGTION IN SHIP TIMBER
. 8'153.
1AIRPLANE MAIL SERVifiE DELAY-
ED
\\'.~\Slll.\3fi'l‘0.\', Marc ll 13.—~Tho
,start of the airplane mail service be-
_WASHII\'GTON, “"011 l3-~Rt'du"=itvvcen New York, Philadelphia anti
tion In ship timber sizes used In wood gwnnhlngton will be delayed as latte as
on construction in the south was au- May 15, because landing fields at
thorized today by the shipping board Philadelphia have not been found. The
to expedite construction. . ‘service was to have been begun Ap-
John H Kirby of Houston, Texas, 1:" .15-
vicepresident of the Southern Pine As-f
sociation, has been named to take a sun WAS IN nan TWO MONTHS
survey of pine forests to determine the;
amount of material available for wail-l
en ships is a further step to increase,
the output.
Officials hope the changes will speed
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Women suffering backache, rheu-
matic pains, sore muscles, stiff Ioints'
or any symptqlls of kidney trouble
should read this letter from Mrs. S.
C. Small, Clayton, N. M.: “i had been
FLinonine
ruinous MEDICINE
or Colds
onlne takes that awful kick out
hard cold and renders it harm-
“ It II the great innit? remedy
Milan-ma of colds and a remarka-
.. entlve for the more dangerous
complaints ’of aduits and chll
- a bottle of lanonine handy at
, so-thce’s no tellln- what in-
}t will be needed, copeclally s.)
' . ~ that threaten bronchitis.
glut. equals would
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Ihis woolen shirts or his 0. I).
ibrcecheg.
Three war savings stamps will buy
[his necessary two pairs of shoes or
his gas mask.
i Four war savings stamps cover the
least of his 0. D. coats or his woolen
blankets.
If you have bought live war savings
stamps you have paid for his rifle.
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LIBERTY LOAN MISSION IN‘AIR
‘ RAID ’
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HARTFORD, March 13.—'l‘he Liber-
ty Loan Mission of which Major, Ho-
'ward A. Giddingl, of the Connecticut
‘State Council of Defense is a member,
been through an air raid since its ar~
rival In England, according to a let-
'ter inst received from MajorGiddings.
This mission is about to go to France
for an inspection visit on the western
front. after which its members will re
turn to this country to take part in
ithe Third Liberty boon Campaign.
W Glddillls on this trip abroad
’repnaelta Governor Marcus H. Hol-
on the National Forests, all but 2,132
set byllghtning were caused by hu-
man agencies and could have been
as a war Indemnity to any European;
power and will prevent the acquisI-I
rapher and Typewriter Examinationl." l up construction no that additional con-v
edition of July, 1917. [tracts may be placed, but it is not
Attention is invited to the sulfide: their intention to undertake further
under the doctor's care all summer
and in bed two months, but kept get-
prevented. There were 952 incen- ‘ tlcn of such territory by any European
Idlary fires, which. occurred for the power for any purpose by any method.
most part In 0'98”: California, Md The new doctrine was based on the
'Arkansas. Careless campers were re-, .
sponslhle for 1.288. Railroads, partly' interpretation of President Wilsons
through failure to comply with the law l “'3" “1999889 Of last Misfit“ '15 We!" ' eighteenth birthday on the date of tax-fun" stock of shipbuilding resources
111323 neg] proper agark arresters, set preted b the American institute of In-
I . . to remain er were caused by t -n tl
various forms of carelessness on thel m a onal 1‘" he said.
~Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
part of settlers and other users of the
National Forests.
PAPE’
omit muted!!!
niApsiisill
mental registers established from;
these examinations, mentioned in air
; nouncement No. 807—Amended.
l Applicants must have reached their,
t
nmlnation.
. Applicants must he cxamincd in the
islets in which they reside, and have!
been actually domiciled In such state;
at least one year previous to the ex-;
lamination, and must have the county;
loillcer's certificate in the application;
iform executed.
i 'Applicnnts must submit to t
iner on the day of examination their
{photographs taken within two years.’
lsecurely pasted Ile were providedl
ion the admission cards sent them af-.
lter their applications are filed. 'l‘in-i
'itvpeii, group.“ photographs, or proofs,
Iwill not be accepted, i
There examinations are open to all'
.cltlrene of the United States who‘
he exam- t
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ting worse. in January I got so had
i told them something had to be done
or i couldn't live. We noticed an ad—
vertisement lor Foley Kidney Pills and
sent for some. They have done me
more cot-d than all other medicines."
Stillson-Powell Corporation—Adv.
building until the present delayed pro~
gram has been put forward .
Mr. Kirby's appointment is part of
the shipping board's general plan 'of
throughout the United States. J. H.
Bloedell, of Seattle. is preparing a rc-l
port on the timber available for ships'
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in the west. A [006 ad W
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li‘t‘idtiii’l'ilill ruin
cut-Paste: PAINT and"
your ovm Linseed Oil.
You obtain greatest durability and cover-
ing wer. The l. 8:“ PAINT is so
Bositlvcly good thct i: is known as the
Plaster Paint."
Whereas the host of other high grado'
in cost you $3.50 a gallon, our l.
“INT—made ready-for-use-will cost
out and the Connecticut State C a“ . -- {meet the requirements. in view of the you on” ‘2 7° 8
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p ‘ , , at: °' “‘° 9““ “W” m“ . Gases, Souffless and Stomach Distress irii",..‘.‘ii‘li"‘h.‘£ ”:2" 52:37:; i sfl‘h‘lfiiidog Norwalk. t
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. leathei win: m m m a Makes Upset Stomach: feel fine ammo for appointment. however. so Co.. Stamford. . is
reset with pea. rm. mum people 1.,“ .. at." ”1- United state- city . . Georgetown. . . ., .,
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