‘ his
so ”the
souls
. Mili-
ssrtai-ssst-s-s: Wt!
"mos-dosh! Ad—
Oy tire nest pmiduears of
3 reports or in. c. s.
WIN.
mks: M
hogs. these com-
b Jsasary 1 last. is the name
”was a decrease 819,030
of” ant indication on this
‘ will show an increase tollow-
- Jannryl luncfleisl interma-
Wins an incnaso it hogs of
h. than drill nei- «all and not
‘ tho.- laser: per cent. compared
one you ago. with an increase in
with!-
"Mthoroguost of: ol'ood
for Inc lit hog
for the tall at 1011 and the
WMWlItboloerosasl yyield
at ion: in “Ohm ML.“
imsrso sashpssdosts th
lama last yssr. WI this is-
. mass the shipping program arranged
“by It. flsovor regarding animal food
products would have been impossible.
he crossed no: products dorms an
m months ending Bcptei her 80.
m. smouatsd to 003,112. pounds,
while for tho some months all 1918010
“Won was 1311580000 poundl.
as louse of over 374 000.000 pounds
is: the quarter. ‘
Duh! the some period in )0” in-
; m slaughter records all dressed
hoot answsd 1.2m..ooocuo islands as
against 1.0510001“) pounds for the
three month psrloti ending September
.3. this year.
We must increase our most ship-
mta. “pools“! our porki Products.
to roost tho oddod demands oi the ruli-
liberated from Gcrui‘n‘iii opp
And at the same time we mu
. (orwsrd to the rehabilitation of
Ms European moat her-dc. The policy
W [sided our meal program in the
M year has been fully instilled, tor
.30..
it“ filglipsu and in tho varlolll
deubycsaswyi-ghr
0. lsaslt at its
‘ Aidan.
u—s—a-
has to Maui
ass osspls or theatrical!
sci-oily reducing their
at mass seeded moi
its “in land Adlai.
iron-s was told shot it «a mi
agrarian any to bring shat honor
ratios otstsplosocaasitlogbut that it
would more dillcdit upcom-
nllsh alliances-slimmer
luxuries. “hummus,
mnemos'sddselsrasthatltwssfl
ho pmeoloaiu 1% io hm our
consumption 0: sugar dons to: point
that M boot only the (nod needs,
of mm .
flow that demands sass ocean isa-‘
nagmunrbe lightened. Emu as. .
tins; pill be, shis togo (“that Maid
tits. and will uolsagsr ho‘
entirely dependent for sugar upon i
North American suppiias. With the.
stocksasw in prospect, we will lunei
soflsioaf r to piscs this country
backiu’oomrmsl consumption it tho
unseat short rations in Europa are
not it: increased. it the Is-
repatriation is to be material: is-i
icm’d vor ”them present low amount‘ l
#3;
$4
alts-t iron.
The am that the Food Administu
tl-on has boon able to relax the volun-I
sugar ration is in itself pm! that
the ration of two pounds per person
tit was .enemlly observed
in t the country. 'flsis conser-
tutti” showed the Food Administra-
non insulin up a reserve. and to title
our tho period of scarcity. until the
the new crops of Louisiana cane and
boot sugar were ready tor distribution.
The records of the Food Adminis-
tration show that in July. August.”
torubermnd October 905.0“) tons were
distributed. Normal consumption tor
that period is 1,,000000 tons. This
shorts a definite. mncreto stating of
000 tons.
r consumed on the table, in
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tries, out! show tmciusively shot in
the homes and public outing places oi
America, when 10 per control all our
sugar is consumed. the sugar cousumn
lion has been reduced by more than
m tbs heavy pork [roduciillm uhlclr
,has brought about will eipublc us
soon portly to sntisly‘ tilt- Increased
Manda on us for the coming your.
more will be a world sharing» in rats
grid it is to the United Silli‘s lhut l’Ju-
dope must look to supply itaidcill-leu
it}. At the some time there hill (on
than to be hoary demands liar heel.
Wag to the limited relrigentior ship-
eapscity European imiiloils ill
(or some time will be limited.
United States, Austl-rliliu and
fine Will be «his to muluialu ll
ply that will keep all ltrailahle
. , swell operating at Minor“!-
’s Pledge to
fatt'filnes When Tibeir
. lines Were Breaking
. \wiil send the food, whitt-
M for victory. They better ed,
m last and with our linen they
Olivia victorlr.
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his TEST now FULFILLED.
‘ government is nothing llltll't‘
are expromlon of tho pcibplc, uilti
In to win the war it will be null
’ every man, uoman 01nd child
. himself daily and hourly with
fire wan-Herbert Hoover.
a 1918. ‘ i
. the solemn obligation of pm-
that "margin" of food that
safeguard against sliart‘aiiou
.lhs consumer have learned hither.
and unsuspected lillugs'
ltd, have absorbed it whole
edumtion" in toodi values,
“will not want to forget.
: mt! food-saving
intuit "tho nostril
.Dousatiris or that clhuirihulu '
m lu Europe the hibuseuire‘
. ling. buying and substituting
ct only
“silica and made vita l court-L.
‘3 winning of the inar. but
ourselves in administration
outlay out or or own
mm: Amour: not
_ ~ during thdi war ct].
; having and alluring America
7' 0' II' ,
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one-third.
wlll tho four-month period begin-
ning uiih July. this country normally
list-s 400,000 tolls of sugar per month.
‘ Last .iuly 200.0th ions entered into
distribution. in August only 225,000
ions were distributed. in‘Scptcmbt-r
tliollg'tlrcs showcd 270.000 tons, and
their full to 230,000 tons in October.
. Thole could he no inoro deficits
proof that the American people bsvs
gill-n their 10an cooperation and sup-
port of the nor.
AN AMERICAN HABIT
THAT WAS EXPANDED.
Commit to the relief of the dis
trussud Is not il new sensation to us.
[loving sent shiplonds of food to the
fluorine sufferers of lndla ca oli‘lrailii-
cdiy its the lrouscwii‘c hands out a cut
of the ion! to the \vuyi’nrcr. it seemed
the "lost natural thing in the wot-ill in
l sucwr Belgium. to trike on tho reciting
2 of a nation quite informally.
The test of peace '8 to summon for
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The extent to n ilk]! the United +’
hates hood Administrator has +
rolled on the ioltilitury stimrort ri-
of the .hllcriclm people is shown '3‘
by tr slutcmtilit made by the '2-
L'uiieil Slates l‘ncd Adinlnis'rra- +l
tor speaking lit-fore theisenaie +
Agriculiumi Committee less ~l-
than three lilonths alter this fl-
Runny entered the war. That ri-
he was justified in his implicit or
mnhdouco ill‘iilt.‘ strength or (190."
rurmcy has been clearly reflect-
Icli by the measure or support we -i-
have incl rho Attica +1
. "it democracy is «moth any-~4-
tliiug.“ lit. Banner Windmwe -l-
can do these things!»- W- 0-
jilon. I“ stimulation. by acll‘sno ri-
ritice. by the inrrflotic nutrition do
him .ot the brains pubis cairn- or
try. it it cannot bedmts in this 0"
murmur it is hottet flint slit! I:- i S
. 4n crept German mm M if
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”Mam.
iL’i’iy News]
1tor holiday gills are advertised today
by the N. E. Ryan Co.
‘who has beoir connector! with the ord-
nance department and who has been
stationed in New Jersey. in st his
home here. having been mustered out
(If “r ‘ sli'r'il‘l‘.
Triesiihy nimriroon.
the healing or nation: devotion equal will avoid iroublo if ajcium of tho
.aame is made to owner
'318ih infantry. 80th Div.. a cousin of-
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Islstylsssrs ,. 1
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sum . magma 2
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5m,” Sin-limo ‘ 0!
nuts-rinsi- ’ ,undm '
. sud ' "numb;
lenfn‘sa'mnr' ' ammo”. ‘
010" Ian's Jewelry I
Alsoslsrgsssscrhnont oi usehrl artiehs sspsoidlly
might! lorsoldlars'uss .
'85; Wanington
gt, ‘80. N orwnlk
LEATHER LOATS.
"*‘l‘honowost motor coats are made
oi leather. and very smart and good.
' looking they are. One of the hand
lamest is a copy of on imported
model and is made oi very soi‘t black
leather, as pliable an a woolen fabric
Iron homo. and guilt» no soil and much morn
durable. Tho leather hangs grace
tally-in a long flaring efloct from
the shoulders and has n narrow lostb- ,
or hell to hold the luiinoss in. it ill’
lined with an embossed wcnlea arc-i
terlal with a silken surface. the color
of Which is a soft dovo gray. This
coat is immensely stylish.
Bomber the mothers and
sad for
'1
Fred H. Ponty
37 North lain m omel- lmmer man: are oi dull an.
pm 11mm Building ish suede. Thoy are lined wilrl a nun",
South Hm om terlsl which makes them not only
,-._.__ ~_ M’ Mraversible, hut waterproof. or course;
“'5‘." ”attaining can extend the comfort a}
llesthor coat given. It is imporviousi
that only to rain but also to wind. ’
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088 Mill if Biiili
Mill iiiliNEiS iiiiiii
Smart styles in reliable kid clowng
lrvinrt Campbell, cl Spring street.
it Bladdsr bothers you.
Eating moat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
lor other. arms a well known titlihorii:.,‘ 1
He arrived home on 'bocause the uric acid in meat excites
[the kidneys. they become ci. erwd‘rltcd: I
_ got sluggish; clog up and cause all!
«—The party who stole embroidered aorta of distress. particularly bach- .
silk cilia pillow cover, is known and echo and "‘13”? m "‘9 kidney Malawi
’ rheumatic lwingos, severe headaches i
acid stomach, constipation. lorpid iii":
Tomorrow being St Andrews Dov. or. sleeplessrmss. bladder and urinsrl’
llcly Communion will be distributed ‘mm‘m‘
st Trill")! Church at 930 iii the mom- i The moment vour back hurts or hid
in: ,neys aren‘t icilng right. or i! bladder
‘bothers you. got about tour ounces of
Jail Salts from any good pharmacy:
lake s tableitpoonl‘nl in a glass of wa-
ter- before breakfast for a. low dsvs
and your kidneys will then not line.
This, famoua'oalta is made from tht‘
llurid of grapes and:iemon juice, com-
‘bined with lilhia, and has been used
Prof Gibsons seventv-lil‘th binucav'ror genorations to flush dotted kid
lieutenant Hamilton Hicks. oi the
Waldo it. Marguliea. of Norwaik. was
gassed ahortiy before the armistice
was signed. but is recchring nicely in
+‘the Red Crosa Hospital.
is due on Saturday, Nchtuber 30th.— trays and stimulate than to normal no '
not so very much cause for Congratu- tlviiy: also to neutralisertho acids in ‘
lotion borrow-r as he has spent the thourine sort nolongor “1‘0“”.le
last ten months in bed and help- ending bladder disorders.
lens ,md culturing. His trio. "I; Jsd Salts cannot injure anyone;
was glad when they said makes a delightful “forum! lithia
unto me” was repeated at the Thanks- water drink whichmiltiona ot‘ men and
giving service Wednesday evening at woman take now and then to net) {110
the First Congregation Church, Nor kidneys and urinary organs clean,
walk ,thus avoiding serious hidden “SW:
Take a glass of Soils to flush Kidneys
{also/ideal (an
, Ready for Christmas Shopping
Useful Gifts, Furs, Apparel for Women
‘ and Wm Mell’ 8 Accessories, Books, Pictures,
Furniture, and for the Children, Dolls
Toysltt'ud Games. "
Special Today and Saturday
All wool Serge Goods
In the iivu‘ntct‘tlccioru including:
Medium and dark navy, 18 inches wide,
Rdgulal‘iy sold at 02.75
Green, - ,
G “'39 . $2" '9.
Burgundy, 5
Black Third iloor.
Mlsses’ and Juniors'
Section
Broadcloth Goats, lined and in-
teriincd. These have largc'shawl
collars of fur, colors brown, navy,
Burgundy and taupe. Sizes 8 to
16 years, $20.00 and $25.00
.Military Goats, nil wool, sizes 7,
8, 9 and 10 years. Regularly priced
at $16.50 for $12.50
Middy Blouses, all wool serge, 8
to 20 years, $15.00
Skirts in flurry plaids, 8 to 16
years, $500
Second floor.
Warm} Negliges of
Flowered Plannelette
Attractive and gay patterns in
red, blue, rose, lavender and gray,
pockets, collars and sleeves with
shirt-ed ribbon.
$1.25, $2.00 and 02.50:
Ho‘use Dresses
' reroute-sud Gingham
Neat stripes and neat pattorns.
Facings (it plain colOrcd cambric
to combine. Sizes up to 54.
3200 $1.50 $3.95 ‘
and $5 00
Sooond floor.
Printzess Coats
Models that were $135.00
, - for $100.00
$ 95.00 for$ 75.00
$ 85.00 for '3 65.00
$ 65.00 for 5 45.00
Seal Plush Coats, 0 45.00
l‘ors 37.50
Suits, exclusive styles
Brown, riavy, taupe and black.
Suits that were $60.00 for $46.00
$75.00 for $00.00
$85.00 for $60.07
Embroidered Pillow
Cases
make-fine gifts
Very nicc ones for monogram-
ing at $1.60, $2.00 and $2.50
Envelope Cases, embroidered,
$2.00 and $250
Bed Spreads
Colored Dimity in floral pattern: —
on white grounds, effects in mse,
blue and gold, scalloped edges, cut
corners. Two sizes, .
3 ft. 6 inches,
'4_ft. 6 inches,
$5.50
$7.50
Dimity' Spreads, blue striped,
just right for an old fashioned four
poster bed.
3 ft. .6 inches, $6.50
‘ . '4 ft. 6 inches, $7.50 ,
Japanese Poplin Spreads, 00...:
- designs in rose, blue and gold
scalloped edges, cut cornors.
3 ft. 6 inches, $ 0.50
4 ft. 6 inéhes, $10.00
Third door
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vouiruovr '
This is told in the navy:
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again the Turk raised in. hat to Wuotaute bani-i or (Eat.
" {ward the sky "On, with! Give me
In a bsscbsil game st. Constantinop- nerve!’ he soppllo'sted
Thousands of bees are ropoi d to
to between Turks and the crew or “Two sultan: shouted that umpire n ‘.
tho Scorpion. an American navy boat. as m Turk utilised unto wgfiemmfifi‘fl. ‘3- 331,33 3 , ,7
' Allard tit'ne' 'ths Turk 13!th ' l
- “mm Allsh' (3:, Ms, according to tho Popular Man i n .
W. ”we. ”0 Wm 43 b?!" \' "I
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Yul“ 0““, “-0” u M 0! m will“?! I 2"
m 000 dislri will
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