ssosuwnnos:
m. S towel” i A
l ‘0‘?“ dun-s. A
. m. ' ' ”It or: con- i
m M'mdsstorasn— 1
h ”It lulu-several times at t
m ‘ ,tjnlt living. good. at
mm”! its-h sir.
“ ‘ ney‘on patent"
W. 1‘s... .
Wis Warrant and i.
in WWII spun has all
”Id m~~ My ”8
losis .A When he.
. ‘ Mm my tuberculosis was
may made? by 811- Arthur New}
’ too‘eslor‘mo’diosl ones: on»
nfilld‘“. little, In Jill
t
Ima- m, , b! tho-sputum.
”or cons ries Surgeon “General
- Bloo'oi' mouthed States Pub-
fim lenii‘oo hash-t issued a
' We «in and st an
motions ‘attho mount time.
A Brown General. “that persons
' v nutmeg has been weakened
In stuck of l‘nilueuz's ars'peculisr-
will. to luberdolosls. With
~~ d in people recently affects!
*l i
"ll.
conditionsdsvoring the spread or
|. H .
‘“ One liiiion consumptive. is the
‘ Unit-ti sum.
Futon you consider this a serious
- in!" no asked. “In my opinion
. Ii. though i hasten to add it is dls~
‘ . ly one against whirl: the people
guard. 380 for as one can estimate
- Clint ml about onu million
of tuberculosis in the United
. “I. There is unfortunately no
' plats census available to show ox.
the numbsrot tuberculous per-
. in 0.6!!le despite ihe {not that
" of tholtaotls‘havo made iho.dls-
Wis. In New York city.
. reporting has been In tum tor
yum-over 35,000 cases of lil-
ions are registered with the Do-
, wt of Health. Those familiar
tin situation believe that the ad-
wonld make the number neurot-
H Tho very careful health our.
'conlomd during the past two
. ln-l‘rlminghsm, Muss, revealed
uses of tuberculosis in a popula-
.. r -us hold true for the United
V -= u a whole they would indicate
I ”out one In every hundred por-
. tins! aroma oi danger to be
4 :v against."
What to Do.
his stateunt to the public Sur-
Blle points out how
the have had influenza should
. themselves against tuberculo-
Afl who have' recovered from in—
" says the Surgeon General.
‘1
by: whipetont physician. in
t‘ Inimitable to have several ex.
, - - ~ 1.09 a month apart. Such
' . m .. ~(millet be made through
all they)» carried
fur-gem Geml .wsrued espe»
W certain danger signs.
m" and “colds which,
M». '
Woman-suites.“
4'“
mums Build onrour it.
to CD" ll- ‘i
. . VI”
caused-n loin-loin the Miss.
v #1110me dull: nu.
W l. . \_.1 r '..
motto. We ottholloit- .
- . : “a to indium" will.“
’» .lsnssn- lhlbyooulltry'nownot-A
or onncognlzvd and unreporzod "
‘ of approximately 15,000. If those l
. ‘ls tuberculous Each of tiles.“
i 'Mnethelr lungs carefully ox- f
t W» “Hffijo, . ,
”may. tryout! can.
6.... . - w my tin Salas Don-
. “$33,“... cm“ sally. H. B. Blouses. ts 3 Austin. n.
- mm m . ‘3. m Gan-is mm. W“.
‘ ...._,. .A. Woman. Amelia Becker. Len
an” “its. L. Drum Rush
3..., 9, a. flu. ‘ mag“; new, Theresa Behmld. Mrs. n. u.
M‘w*S.Mt 1m.” P. MA}. 3. ”a
,2 .to “is. W sud other ”I 3m- Mm ’- W- “‘3‘"- ’-
.“ wlmwm Malls-n. a. .r. nun-.11. lbw-
«mush-m Affirm-J. use. In, is hm.
Unsung the w, m KinemrJ.'1'.Isher,u.l.Hoyt.
M'ern" In. suns-m ur- Van um I
Imus General at tho United Btltes A. “cum" Ir. “my, 9. Harris, 1!.
Public m Soul”. 13"“ dim
filth-mil: irlnl-tthis do. amid-”Won't“
woman-armour;
mun. n—~—cus- i1 lil-
fssreblhwshqb-itbm ler, mm In. H. l. bash
“the ans-Bil can” :u lu-
[ooa General. tie. tut t by bit-
ter experience how readily a condition :1“le Ilccssn,“ 8' 2‘ Raymond,
hem apparently as slight cold no man. ’5‘ - mad”?-
“w ‘0 o. (a M “tum “A. m. $1.3. WI“. BMW“
some tho worst of tho slid-rule is K's-ox; Pull I. Butts. 8.91m. Ed-
mr. than will «shore to he s ism and Ins-u. I. it. Lockwood. F. Har-
number °t “"9“” 9““ many 0' rtson Thompson, Julia M. and John ll.
.tbun mild and. unrecognized, which Krupp MUsry Wilc‘lek -
will be don spot-to ho usnlod ~
um“. {mumfium mot No. air-Mute litmus...
.lhe present situation to that alter a William 1- 014m. Hus W,
trust 11.. Ili'ln‘, ‘fflo llu this! who O’Hara. Amolis'li. Jessie, Willlsm'c.
moi-monsoon“ Jesse. ‘
’tllo hose on the charred debris as soon
mitts s.
S, .. :. :rtssr-muzutxsraru 0...... m m. m
****..‘.*3 _* * * *** ***éf ,flnflu Master for hours and even Donnsily, Cmblm. 10MB,- 1'3"“
“W D p. (Spawn—Ah jun for he hows illst there is dnu- nan. Junta H, Ksuody. Innis Artist.
1 ”69100030 Unttbd ‘30: or the are remnant; tron soloi- M Raymond, John Finch, Daniel
“'7 Benton. "“3 “"5 “m" sub-rs." P. Hogan, Mrs. Finnlgsn. Mary Nolan,
t “Then you fear another ouibnah oi .
~inilueuss'l" be was asked. "Not neceo Rslph Contact, I" In “m? "'
yul‘lly motor hm epidemic." Isiti VD.”-
tho um.So..mL am an]... a" District No. 29,-Audnsw liusis. Jo-
people learn to realise the salon-nest sepia 'l'ttkucs. Elisabeth Powell. Joe
_of the We! the! Mllbommpelledto Zampets. .ioupli Powell. emotion
.1“? lbw” “‘1’ 1°" “‘9‘” M90, Powell, 3.. n'otu. Mich tours-rat.
:Iiotsodothet, respiratory d m James Casey, Donsto Pasioxlsoné.
Com Colds outlays-toiling S.
"it is ennui-sling to bosons inst Kemory. Muslim. Joseph Dudss.
{people are barium: tool-'- "In or- Mrs. Ross Wong. 8. Dolxolt. Joseph
dinary coughs and colds are highly Do Libero. '
John Crosseiinl. Tony
catching and are spread from person . _
to nation by means of droplets til Spinos. Mrs. Hussey,.{olln llowuth.
“all ma“ mum. Sud! droplet: ‘" mm BOrtlilS, MCI “rd“, If.“
sprayed into the air when careless or Hearsay. Stephen Lepowky. Julls
ignorant people cough or mess. with Barrios. Mrs. Mary Komkes. rils.
out covering their mouth and nose. it ".5, Keri, Mrs; {aha Murphy. Edwin
l’ "'3" 30°“ ‘9 know that Ml“ have Kerckes. Patsy Elton. Zolts Stark,
learned something about the value ol .
{mil air. In summer, when people Cumin lunacoons, 39“” 3““. 00°-
Jsmes milieu. Hrs.
"are largely out of abort. the Mllill‘l- ““7““,-
tory dim-sea (couglts.~colds. pnsumo- Panties Cuber, William DIM. An-
.nis. etc.) are infrequent: in the tail. WVolko. “a" PW“ PM“
as peoplo begin to remain indoors. the IMO“. Pbllllvl. Chm “NCO Gilli!!!-
rospirotory diseases lacrosse: in the hello, 0min Bhuro. William Barrios.
winter. when hoopla are prone to stay Catherine MOI. Helen Bardos.
:lll Mlily‘vezlll'lfllgl. ovorhle’siod roonls. 3m“ Kelley, A)“. WNW. Bobs
034:3!" u" “um 9mm“ “'7 Kooino. Jscoll Jsrdislty. Julius nudi-
. ’ cky. Mrs. J. Doesnhoon. Anthony 'llo-
,_ Suit-“'0 C‘W‘W ‘mwunt rsrdino. Alex. White, J. Stanley Ray-
";Sliil another fuctori in tge mine mood. my Arbolls. .
lo oatmpnumonnao o .rto . __
rotatory 'disunse is carelessness or is “Ilium“ 1N0. '0' Jpn}: 181103132“):
noronco of tho poopio’rsgardinx lult- NV AMT. ' no rby.
hills clothing timing the seasons when M 3- Watkins. D99 '3- 1'er-
iho weather suddenly changes. sitting Mrs. L. A. Tripp, [do 3:. Hulchlngs.
‘ in warm rooms-too hsariiy dressed or. Georg. Euson, Mary F, ilutchings.
zxggswéng'223mw so llshmtly 15:3 om. naval-d Becker. Charles Slpwoy.
windowo are bent closed In order to he 0' W. 8”“ka 8' 1' Abett. Frank H'
comfortably warm. This is . “ ry in» Linduulst. liasol Blake. Anna German.
3011th prncllce. Mlfie Lyonl, Loni! G. Rohlohsud.
Could Save “30,0!” Lives. Fred‘k Gsnunz. Nollie Buck. Mrs.
"i believe we could easily save one Thomas Village, ”In E' Hoyt, John
hundred thousand lives annually in In Wilmot.‘ Richard Howsrth. M”
the United States it all the people Powell. Philip Siomulslty. Benjamin
would adopt the system of from till MIME”. Ernest Msilhot. Mrs. Harry
l living followed. for example. in iulmr McGowan, Morris Cohen. ‘Mrs. Kate
. chflI‘lsl mnntoriu. Them ll! lililllinu ytmmg‘ Illrii'. me“ Nlllbot. MI‘I.‘
mysterous about it—no specific mom Ever-m, J. h: dwa rd Do lie.
. cine, no vsccine. The important thing ~
i is right living. good food and plenty oi District N°’ air-Frank Monoun-
: fresh air.
. Droplet lntsclion Expisinsri in Pictures.
3 "Tbs Bureau of Public Health. rm; lingual glimott. Mrs. ms
1 Treasury Department. has just issued ey. rs. ' ’ stsrhouse. K‘ M'
l ‘ striking Mu. drawn by ”Wm 'l'olles, E. M. TON”. Ed. J. Blues. ”1".
the wen-hmflsshlnmnosrtoonist. F" W- Force, 1" H.‘ Fitch. m. M. E.
l
C. Vust. Charles '1‘. Vssst. J. W.
The poster exempliilsrths modern Paul. Rob Kildul'l, H. C. Paul. Miss ~
method of health 04m A few Grace Dsnnlt. NinaAGoldscllmldt. F.
years ago. undon similar circumstances. . P 1
tho health authorities would have it» Stock, M" Haas. P" A‘ u" S“
sued on oflicial dry but scientifically tors of "a”! “will” Vino, 3- 3‘
scent-sis bulletin teaching the role oi Mllier. George W- 3003le F- T.
; droplet infection in the spread or re Lyons. William K. Hustle. H.-Mc_Cluro,
1.
i
spit-story distal“. ‘l‘he'only ones who E'lloCiuro. Henry gm“, um yam-J
Wouldihavo understood the bulletin .
wow h‘V. hm .mm “no almd’ ““3. A. H. "(I’m will“ Kipp, T.
.1 S , . . Distrust: 1m; Anna Dieknmt. 'Alsou
how all ahontlhosuh » The man '
ll M‘Mfiém‘fllifln‘ gamut!” the Smith. W. H1110“! and wits. ”If? .T,
my mimoorwho toil mr'iboir’ living with. Mrs. Envstlvderr amalgam”.-
would-have had no thnoud no desire '1‘. Creamer, S. Ketchstu. Thoms- J.
N! "3° throw "in lechnlculyhmw Smith. James H. winnou.‘ Richard
i “h“ , Hour-tit. iii. Taylor-“N. (insular. Mr.
session. P. M. sass-slot», Antonia De
‘ . tm‘ur. Volt. 1“,. mm,’ o. no
humans '1: bottom. atria. at.
{W ' W also-lam Show
I'm-um Ill. ‘ Dem», Aaolda
our. your
field. ml E. 3'33“”.
imitation widow
‘\
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you,” s. in“! as. umm, ~
District No. 21.-A. Millet). Mrs. S
2' Nick. Msricone. Mrs. Walls. Mr. John S
lltl. John B. Jellllf. P. F. Vast, Emilie .
“atoll; Pious”. Gallant Golloo
(Districtlio. thy—W titer}?
l
lifl’flt isl‘lanflt' orchid" g
”aw Handkerchiefs.
l
l
s" . Wfinely hand embroidered,
“ 3 and
' W with colored!
i
burden.
A Silk Gown
tor-sum
known weaves.
never more oomploto.
$1.60 to $3.75
and decorative work.
i-
skirts and dresses.
Mass for dresses. V
Wlsboblo Salim, white 0
flash color, for Will
makes beautiful night robes. 36 inches
.wbite only. ,
75 chi. to $1.75 a yard.
Third iloor.
Narcissus Bulbs
in 3mm Boxes
”.3...
orod oovers and rhyming verses.
l. .
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l1"
.r us
Near Leather Goods Section.
A Slot-ling Silver for the‘Baby
"1' Intho’gaouifigoinanakmhieodlspuyed
thgivlngmseensome fins hand
lg hummus corner ddgns in
m paw, 50. 59, ammonium
«mum.
”udwm
W:_Holidsy stock of silks
contains all standard and well
no Black Ellis are boso-
ttl‘ul, lustrous and rich look-
ing. The assortment was
011wa Bill! for linings,
Holds for blouses,‘ sports
sts, skirts' and underwear. It'
sternum
r «Wuhblo mos sud W M
These small neatly boxed With brightly ool~
lain lioor.
84,4.
gull-i?
. 2‘3)", "
'P
W Lu“ W Duh, with or without wigs, dressed
in white, 1 “on to $7.00
MIG Baby Dolk with wigs and moving eyes, un-
, dressed, from $1.“) to $5.50
M Dolls. straight limbod, wigs, closing eyes, un-
dressed, $2.75 to $5“!
m Cilia Dolls with wigs, $1.00
Rs; Dolls of every description, 78c era to $1.25
The “Bydow.” a nice bod-tithe dolly, which is a pillow.
The dress my be easily mood and tho~pillow washed,
$1.00
Little BelgluurBoys, attired in voluminous red trousers
attached to a blue waist, $1.25
“Topsy Tony? the two in one rag doll. When tired at
playing at one end a néw lace greets you at the other.
70 cis. to $1.60
lutherwoights in pink or blue knitted costumes, $1.00
1m Dolls, unbreakable, in styles and costumcs_t03
1'
numerous to describe, $1.00 up.
Little Rubber Dollies, 10 to 25 cts.
Mes, ‘. 1? till; 50 cu.
' no} ' Dolls' Accessories w"
‘ I Slip-on Sweaters for dolls, with cups to match,
caps, 60 cu. sweaters. $1.00
Cost Sweaters with talus, . . 3d and 75 cts. up.
Bonnets, 25 cts. Hats, many styles, $1.00
. Aim pink, white or blue, hand knit, $1.50 up.
'A‘ touch‘of spring through winter days For Sets. priced according to quality, 25 cts. to $3.00
Narcissus bulbs, 3 or 4 in box, with low green Chm“! OWEN ‘ 75 ct'- to 51-50
or blue chino dish, 50 and 75 cu. Long Cloths Outfits for baby dolls. $1.50 up.
. . . . . Costs. many styles, _ $1.00 up.
. Bull}! m 10,“ {lot (ng1} “at: 31m; (31111111131111: Sets for dolly’s bed, sheets and pillow cases. $1.25
{0 perch “Faun“ t‘ 1.0 ed fie, pac flnbe 0. n6 gradve ’ Mm 801: of white'cnamel, 5 ploces. $2.75
all requisites require or n owerlng mono; . 8 '3 High Chairs, 31:00.
plant 18“" on’ Suit Cases contnining doll, whole wardrobe and tiny to .5,
A low groan basket, metal lined, contains 5 - 95
bulbs andpackago of gravel, $1.00 Root of Blocks, gay colors, some with nursery rhy:os,
- l l . ' ’ 80 era. to 1.25
m" ~ PM at’ easily maved from and Rubber Balls, plain. brightly decorated or with alphabetic
plane to another. 4 bulbs and gravel. $1.50 mm, . 10 to 75 m,
Washable cats. dogs. ducks and elephants, made on a
rubber ball, 85 cts. to $1.25
‘3. f ' " Children's Shop. serum! floor.
The‘ Stylish Veil
"Bonnie n" Veils, plain borders or with m...
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mmtbent'lumdlos. $1.25 to $1.50 tifs, black and taupe, ”and 500m.
l‘bllll m ' . $1.25 you! Veiling, one butterfly, flower or scroll
1 ' . ‘ . $51K) to $1200 not Veiling, large dots, 59. 65 and 75m. _
00". 4 , 1'. ' ,
“’0 M 3' pleads. _ 60¢) ”(137.00 33““ Vellilig. 65' 75 '7” and $1 00‘
mango, ' as motile» French Dotted Veililig, black, brown, tgupo
.- a S *- ~ . - and o lo, - 195
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Eli's Titans-darkly. mm 3.
normal; Irvin: Vermont: a; noun-6 m m"; M ' . L 1"“ Warsaw-w ruin W WW“ ‘9 Emilio. W~ Riv-min. 35H.
' " ‘ “ was. Iri‘v'W‘l‘Jm;W-G-W2.m&em'M»Mzmflclm. nuts. Am
3&5!- SW ‘Joim r. inmost. it: a. J; not. in. m on. s. amigo. n. Bottoms. Albert '1- H
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idiot, BM. "" fl.‘ Mm m up”. m: :m . M I ' W 71m mm John A. ‘M, M “0m {1; :12:
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mmhmmmmms. I. in. nausea. Jim may a.m_,....¢ on
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