loosens
. We. realise the Ma. In
MinM' [M 35. m or we decided
Villa; 31 1‘” Md that it. man once got in it would be-
ddlfi FM w "l“. mimoreWMtolieavehlmmw
115:0!“ fixafi tempt to pull him out. “ "
. W. ' “We had been assuredh'tbe
‘ dignified! timer? 8‘0“»! authority um there would» 9::
. no wonders on the 1m 0‘ .. get from the rumor, but me
Me, lender
“M W“ F'I along n chemist partly [or them-
01 “1' ”PM Geo . purpose of warning uses to whet was
m um m’wflyv sons. 1;... ground under oer—reams: Wiy
tied s new We “Valiant“ two
old assures end on investigatins mind
met I std-ding fissure twete‘et wide
loudest deepens nested «other.pr mites:
fittest. bu hovers: mot-o m
Mikofldirflmlt mm in
tantrum with so long. '
“Bntmeaperuuss rapidly id '
us to period a sort or technique like
Swim ”15-313. m 1917 not gate. 1 knew this my to be 43- tlut at an anM
W1 “Mum‘- in 111' "9°“. ferent from every other piece in 035,9“!de no to choose the “‘9!“ paths.
.moflthemvltdmflh'iwoddlmdreuooed that thereoodd
,, . , - Ire ’
Wan-lb! he. ..‘ corset hosts ferrite neurones.
”“3““ the 675535. "9°“: ' P“? monoxide, that colorless, Meal
so; Which is isued by the society as ‘ tasteless gas. deadly even!) ”(193'
[motto released to the was recently-i trations as suit as Ivepptvh '10.-
. my after one has spent many days 000. it is usufliy m-fi‘uemm'
within its confines does one besin to ations from volcanoes. “were is. more ’
on the pW- E over, no simple chemical test by which
“The sensation o: wonder and add!- its mm. W be detected. What
nation. whichcmn ow to CHAIM itwem net's dost of cum
'wtr :ng “respond-hoot we were were,“ theorem? ‘
cation. ‘Tho masseuse of the 9“ “not. like practically all the-bugs-
”m 8m!!! overcome “- AS '9 boos which one meets in this world.
my", the out our over tire"
ground was the mustang” m
safety. there was no brillillblllty of sc-
cflent to these who relieved.
»W- at n hamle- ~
f‘b flailing-s the alley Mid
(bonfire vents'is covered with ’a be
culisr‘ blue mud. thinly ousted with a
Mitt-brown crust. which song
this aim was my; hulls one
idomtonu shooters has sou.
sending med scouts. some «not
one is apt to feel that his feet are tek-
; “”O’flwg Rm Wm, M
Wm ~00 Gm ,, jar.” ‘WII’M ‘fi ‘
athermometsr thrust 6 inches not. ‘ “Mon (0mm .
m W's-s9 . .... on... We. m..._i°;.“.:::.:.irsrs
escalate; ”airplane 109 we; may,“
more; the mean-org. .g
M ”“9 W the Nab-rm
“the. Minnow “nut.
the one crummy Masses-u-
My “contracting smiths-
flld “:6- '
., ”4. ”9 dream tome a
”my: mascot our beddlflt‘éder M «can... fi'fitflg
hit E581“. was Colonel Joseph Boyle.
- #But “one How bWW .391 088‘ 39’1“" who “3 “me”? in
”not as the e Gemini: Anny on the radii
ground. Close to the INN: w” it?!“ to Russia as the
unwilling ye were. and at an sitif; representative of the committee of the
Window tact, sheen mflam‘fwmt 0“ ‘ellisineeid in London and
W‘m’rflrflflc “.mm,‘u. . 59‘9”! 1110111115 in Bummer _
in sid ‘ [mermaid Themaot‘mrg?
o e e we froze on the other. We. cret airplane my“ now told bub
bed to heap turning over and 0m in‘ first time. 5 a
us to keepvcool.
kill! '0“ , to II c the tmra-I Colonel Boyle was one at W M
Foreigners in Russia who 'hd'tbe
ignfldence and close friendship or
e extremist Baum parties from
line beginning, or the mmhtionary
i"i period. lie was known reasons the
“many lB‘ilShetlmii'Aul a mu pt utbn, hon.
7 ' .95 an ear ess and anxious to ex-
sufidgaefifirElE 59”“ fair 9".” tend them a helping mind in every
' ousehoid necessities .9.“ 01 mum 0‘; h' 300
.now prouded by Germany were "'rfleylus inllll'nlllllll'<u “8:811“;
some”
HOME SUPPLIES SCARCE.
Strum“ Roland Soap Used
Vi?“ do any corner of the valley,
, “2.5m term ! diatom
filming» Mes misadventures-
mm use group more “our
' ‘ spectacle than the whole, seen in
retina.” inconceivably vast es the
Halon.
m " t, of “oedema sound
mm“ to enable us to grasp propor-
Wm! this enormous meow...
W! the first few days we wens
_ wed. For awhile weslmply could
these womproved by experience to‘be
less Morons than our tomatoes“
bod pictured. Exported” W.
rum there was always plentyotslr to 1
breathe, and we found no insidious
gases likely to strike one down with-
out min: for-our noses use us
awesome at dunner-ens pieces.
so that we suffered no injury beyond
slightbocdeches cnd tempersry incon-
veniflco. j
, ‘ Learning to Travel Safe.
‘ although we were denied'the pleasure
.hibited, according to correspondence
1113 hold 0111611 in very verily. 93"" of the Verdens Gang. a newspaper of|
. Marlin the M , to look Chrisi‘aniu forwarded b ‘
7 .. q: .m ‘ r y the U11.th
W” othortiise. 8149 were sur- Ststes vice consul. E
”incite ilnd thut‘ccoutiuodil-mer-i
sion of our feet in such places did our war: has been given,” “3'5
shoes no emepi‘ tohl i , "“' ‘3" "“l I“ "M"“’m
had expect; tint thee :12;th wile my moor a . Id" ' d
. l’ 0 e "Di ' variety of plants, from strawberry
ly eaten any. \ - leaves horlilden imam. it is said
"We chose our dump well up on"_the fifths“? Verv‘mucb’uke genuine tea.
MIMI side overWlsthe vllley. flu even shelf doses cups ”will tutti
_ produce the stimulus conned byxa
01019 W ll ION” “9'3”” Here. single cup of real ten. 1
were creepy number of .surm-i
intimated will; or fitMged. Hie
can-ted personniiletters and creden-
tials from Lenine, Trotsky. and e,
host of lesser leaders and could no-
M'M or pmvimhl soviets. He
was accompanied everywhere by a
atoll at three Russian amuse. who
spoke English HWY-”0.1M dis~
played‘greet personal loyalty to Col,
onel Boyle. ,
During the hitter part0! February
the situation between 019*va
and Rumaninnd'Mcsme very serious.
Wu 104 even been declared on Ru-
_mfior not in the nudism way. “So also with the ccvedns. s
miflflt”! would curse myself. as i grew laminar with the conducts 3
Min my blankets. and made it list of built up a basis of experence that .
”at”; l vented to do the next maimed us to pick our any with
. am; out when the admins cute I some degree or safety. The deposits
‘tould not move myself to action. I brought up by the fumaroles them-
} could only look and tape. 3 selves soencrust their throats aid the
. 515.0330 explored the morglll of ill! ground. round about that a thin roof
valley (the worst place. as we after- over a cavern will support a man with
fwd found), we could plainly hear surety. '
.9! W ring hollow ”south . the .“l‘h‘e worst places were those where
.mlt of our stairs, and more than, tlssurei‘hnd been bridged over by ash
‘ . once 31¢th it shades beneath our and bind so as to leave nothing to in-
. wsvflwmt it the ground shduld give dicate' their presence. After we had
‘ "11o. ywwnet‘annd precipitate been in the valley several days we
-,. fig into‘dutecmlng‘caldilon. i had some experiences with such places
" "A hresth of the steam from a. vent that probably would have returned usr
chance breeze gave an uncomfortable arrived.
“burn. We knew that .it once a men
sour"-
med, ellfiwl"; 1 i the crust.steun came-spouting out of
_ At dretawae roped up as for town the hole. forming anew fumeroie.‘
mulling end spread out, so that But it was always one toot only and:
of a camp tire, for not a stick of wood
"mains. 'mwhene. is she some-we.
had all the comforts of bone. Fifty
yerds’ behind us was our refrigerator;
where we could klep everything freeze
ing cold until needed. ‘
“Just in front wesour cook store—-
a mild-mannered funnels—«int.
which we hung our pets to cook our
Hood. meters «newest summer
forehand as to .iae-Iienglhiiity of this
‘m for mutual”. ll beluga well-Ilium: by tile ‘Bolsheviki Government
known (satchel more is a sccmity oi"
butter sud Jams to put onéln‘end.
Meet *0! these «nematodes «retrace
pared trim butternut withlrlmiml
mum. amount of sugar. The means“
which they are made and the sub-
stance whicb'enter into their nami-
owilg to mlulnderslnnding about the
status of certain Russian troops in
Bumsnisn territory and Bumaniim
troops in 'Besssrebis. Active hostili-
ties. however, turd been 'Wlly
avoided ,nnd both sides were presum.
ably anxious to reach .cn amicable
understanding. r
But computation between Nessa
and Jessy was in 3 state or disor-
Isniution which made the telegraph
and tho-mils useless. .Iyery attempt
,mm are. however, sonnets lino-n
only to thupersons who produce them.
‘ “ogubstuotemn is ousted tor me,
which Wendie me newsman
from thowllrhshnrries and train Wm-
memw a: my ‘ gnu no» ice stone. _it looks. however. thermmwm‘gtmmwmw st
0 . ._ . _ ‘ ,' " . main characteristic of son nut oi ‘ use)! '
“”5““~ M‘wh‘é” p. Odessa was locked or broad“ to
steam: bit «he mouth-m more than
sausnctory. We sover‘l'deteetod the
faintest taint in any we)! of our food.
Everything in: nlwuys done easily
‘ blow around us for a moment by I. back lied they occurred when we first richt. Since the pots were surrounded
.. , { Eby an atmosphere of‘live steam, lust
-. Seveul times. when we accidentsl- [ at i110 901M 01‘ condensing, nothing
.. fell into sucha place he would he in- ly put a foot through a thin place in ever boiled sway, cooked to pieces. or
burned. no matter how long neglected
or forearm , . ,
A "sum Hosted Vent.
working up into a rich, «new isth-
qr. Otherwise, it is very good. Sub-
stitutes also are to be bed for laun-
dry‘hhhx. -
“Sanctum Mercia “mews some-
times mnde of two concentrao iron
rings with small springs between
them. They me very scrvieqbie on
asphalt pavements. but are not ex-
actly noiseless not as easy riding as
genuine mhbtrdires." ‘ .
nought by intriguers or mischief male
are. it began to look as if things
were going to drift straight into
bloodshed on A large scale. 4
it was at this point that Colonel
Boyle. who hadbeen trying to alie-
!vhte the food shortage in Romania.
srrsnged a meeting of ‘unodicial rep
resentstives of~boih sides on the Ru.
manian frontier and succeeded in put-
ting through on agmement between
these rcpreesntuiives. The Romanian
Government was ready to approve the
decision of those mfoi'mlvpicnipoion-
" lisries, but how was tomol‘eouflro
mutton or oven favorable considers-
days. And one way to save wisely and
mnxunum power.
Loo]: for the Red Wiring and Blue SO-CO-NYlSigu
~ Save Fuel Wisely
Saving fuel is working handin hand with the Government there
well is rouse SO-CONY
. “4}.” quality gasoline. It «means minimum consumption sud
Inferior, low-grade mixtures mean waste inthe form ofincreased.
consumption, lost power end excessive carbon deposits. . -
There’s power .in every drop of .SO-CO-NY. 'It’s clean, quickii"? 3'”.
starunggreliableg.obtainableeverywhem. , ,
_ 'It’: the wiser why to rare firtl I
Fuel-saving Here , '
Means Life-saving There
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW
lion. to be obtained iron: the Bolshe-
vik sldel" . .
The llolsheviki “delegates" were
without credentials or authority. but
. they felt. it their case were properly
rut hetero the autiioiizios in Odessa
* ti cir course of action would be up-
, proved. Travelling between Jassy nnd
Odessa had been impossm‘e for sev
crsl weeks. owing to the tearing up
of the railway line in Dcntlori and
4“the wrecking of several bridges and
treaties. '
(olonoi Boyle volunteered to be the
bearer of an oiiv b'nicb to carry
the peace prosopsis to Odessa. with
the least possible delay by means of
an airplane which he had already
persuaded the Rumnninn authorities
to .put at his disposal, and he mo
.posed also to use his own personal
influence with the Bolsheviki lenders
in Odessa to secure their appravul.
Speedy action was necessitiv, for
it was known that orders had ah
ready been given to_.thc Bolsheviki
iiroops to begin hostiiiiics on u large
'scole. and it was felt that. once scri-
ous fighting had begun, the chances
an amicable adjustment would be
much diminished.
The necessary papers were hastily
prepared and signed. and Colonel
Boyle motored to an airdrome near
Jessy whats a Rumarrinn pilot was
)oloneeroyle’s departure was stormy
and . throntening, and several aviation
experts ,
journey. ‘ He declined to be dissuaded
and left Jassy about noon, arriving
safely at Odessa shortly before sun-
set.
, . The flight was made 'st-n height
‘ of about '8;000 feet across. :i-mugh.
mountainous ‘country mi in thc‘fscc
oi a driving sleet storm. The ma-
chine twice developed engine trouble.
but this was overcome and a binding
was made in un‘opcn field not tar
from the water front at Odessa. ‘By.
midnight Colonel Boyle had secured
{the signing «of the pc’ace treaty and
0 Bolsheviki offensive. ogailnst'iRurnania.‘
' .. ‘ W ‘ 'f k ‘
UNUSUAL REQVEST.
A startlingyreouest was made to
two Cardifl,’ladi.es recently. Whey.
were walking along as road when a.
”man "behind ”them asked, "Wtiuid‘you
‘ mind carrying ‘my‘leg ‘dor me?” J'Ilheyj
. iquickened their pace "until 'olle ot-
‘ . 3them ventured to turn around” *and
' saw how matters stood. i'l‘he' stilts
' gerr was a. one-legged men, carrying
' in one hand as brand-new artificial
”933 which was in imminent. danger
1: 0ffl.‘d‘l‘.0p1llllgf to the ground,
. Butjbis request for aid. was eagerly
complied with,"‘and it was‘not long
advised 'hirn‘to pestpone his \
the cancellation of the orders to:- a -
‘ far the »
. , man “had to look utter a pair not ,,
‘ 1 crutches in addition to the linib. ‘
.“A fee. is shown to which the name '1.“ M1337“ he wanted m '
waiting. the weather on the day 'of .
before he’ was satelyndeposited‘witli ,
his'precious‘freight in a corner seat " ‘
alien traincnr.‘—;Loxidon’ ,
_,.__..._._
Jam
. (ms/Mum“.
.1119 Store closes daily sternum 77.1.
Summer Stock of Porch
Rockers and
Chairs to be closed out immediately
' 'W‘mmlrtortbm
Wendirnnugh for interiors
dummielcdhwgalows “KW round- "
‘ .ll'licse arc rolinble Burdettp mm and
Chairwmadc of rock maple and‘flnished in mine
ral orgrccn, with rattan seats and bacilli or rate
«ten seats and slot- backs.
tile.
in
my, conform
a «gets;
This type of porch chair has wanton abid-
hx‘fovor in summer-homes andtmqnently atiths
.elue-of‘the season it retires £0 bedroomstand liar,-
ingcmoms, clothes itself in cretonne, takes to its
nicknamed cushions and lives intimately with the
:hmiiy all winter. so can. .,. "t
‘33 List showing reductions? _ ' . .
swarm, ,were $1.85 now $1.00 0
$2.75 new $2.30
$3.75 new $310.0.
$4.50 now $3.00
$5.00 nowi‘filwfi“
dmchsbs $3.75 now $3.00 ‘
_ $3.50 now $2.80 ‘
Eustic’Cedar Furniture
~ in interesting collection. The pieces are
mssive and well adapted for the lawn or large
porch. The bark is left and the adorns the dark?
red of cedar wood. ‘ 2 s:-
Large Settees were $4.50
'Armrockers $3.50
Rockers $4.00
,w'j‘“ .
now $3.60
new $2.80
.llOW $3.20
Old Hickory Furniture
Very well made, strong and
Bhairs were $327 5
$5.00
$6.25
7.50
were $4.50
$5.00
$7 .00
$8.25
ivere $9.00
$8.25
Rockers
fables
contorta'ble
now $2.75
now $4.00
new $5.00 .
now $6.00, ‘-
- 5~now:§3.60‘
n0\v'$'4.00"
now $5.60
now $0.00
now $0.85”
now $5.75 ,
-. -' ,. Furniture Rooms, third floors '
Rugs for the Porch
There is nothing better than Crex. Crcx it!"
these sizes,
4.6 x 7.6 s 4.50
6 x9 _ p 3 6.50
8x .10 ‘ ; $10.00
9 x 12 ‘ $11.00
These are in fun, 01d blue. and green, With
conventional borders in contras
in the best of taste.
I a
- . #-_"..-__ s...— .vwvb
i
ill?
:5". Looking ahead a month or
lourCoat for next fall, we have
audibrown. - ’
A $25.00
at
price.
UA- ’731'
, *npyfbettter ones. .
acnwwwi-a
"iii-lift" Ladies! in
interested in buying an all wool Kersey Ve-
..'have six ncw'models; from which orders may;
ibe'taken now fer delivery iii September. We -
, .itiviteon inspection of the models. They are
,in’iolack,‘ Burgundy,'green, taupe, navy blue
. Conditions warrant us in saying‘thut per;
_ 7 ...,Maps‘ whennext'fall comes wevmcymot hers-bio
- dweller any coatsfor this
ting shades, all
i
Fourth noon 1
two, if you are
this offer. We .9
1'}; i, i .»
.- \ ~
in y 1
oil. .
theprice.
Certainlgno
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