We now have plenty of
- all hand in all sizes
the quality is first-
Send in your orders.
Prompt delivery.
The war is over, but there
will be no reduction in the
m of coal before Spring.
THE
Will'klil'
mammmuma
JUNK!
for m peper, motel
it!“ Just call up.
in. FELDMAN
. 8L. 3. Nor.
,“Iroad Avenue and
Franklin Street
' PHONE: 1959
Tel. 117Me§ lift}
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DAY AND . NIGHII‘
.' I you have any broken
glass have us
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#- ot assuming responsibility.
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The Artistic Home
is nothing more than the one where you exercsie good taste in
the selection of your interior finish.
Hardwool floors add beauty to your furniture and drop!-
ies and make your how more inviting, sanitary and warmer.
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for recovering
old floors or building new; a talk with u! turd an examination
of our stock Will. not obligate you in any way but will no doubt
prove helpful to you in the selection.
The Hatch E: Bailey Co. I
~lilitornnn PAYDIASTER
ROBBED OF $12.00" ,
m'nnn'rr, nun, Dec. 20. nu,
in an automobile held up Frenkl
Inmwn. of Lynn. paymter of rhol
Steel Foundry of the General Electric;
Ii‘oinpany. here, today, shot and sort-l
l
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{only wounded him and enceped with
. the week's payroll. reported to amount .I
to 812,000. .
Brown was when to the Massachu-l
hells General Hospital in Boston.
IIIO‘U and the competitions in au'
.nutotuobile were pausing from a bank
'to the- foundry who“ the holdup men
I jumped from it limousine and mopwdl
Ithcm. When Brown resietwl, one oi
Ithe men shot him twice in the chest.
{The thieves grabbed the but; contain-
.ing the money, disabled Brown's ear
I and made off in their own.
With Brown in the car Were liven
t'll Kibby, night watchman nt the
plant. oho sat on the rear seat with
him. and Joseph Shackley. the chant.
t~ ur. 'l‘ht- (haun'eur said they had just I
turned out of Everett Square when he
noticed a limousine with crtuina pert.
Ily drawn. a short distance ahead tro-
" Weed Non-Skid Challis-
For All Cars. ‘
v. ' iuso—rrzttcruouns—eou
Vaast Bros. Garage
I rolling in the some direction. As the
l mymustcr's cur drew alongxldt‘. the
larger machine suddenly swerved
fut-rose the road and blocked the tiny.
,lmmediatety the door of the bi ear!
'"lwned end five men iumpe out.I
While one of the men covered the-I
Ichaufleur with a. revolver. others de~,
. mended the money which iirown With
'carryinx. The peytnuter endeavored
'to put up a tight, but was lnstnntly
Ishot end the night watchman. uln|
Ithough armed, was unable to one Illlll
I “'l‘pon. I
Meanwhile. one of the banditn hudI
Iput the psymaster’s met-blue out of‘
Ecommisnion by smashing the spark
plugs. and as soon as others hudl
APPLE BUTTER.
Doll elder down to two-thirds of the
5&0“ “I slweys got the “(hall original quantity. Into this, when
iit Is lukewarm, turn us many pvt-led
Innd sliced apples us the liquid will
.. , M f” Secondhand Auto‘l rover, and simmer, stirring often from
Itho bottom and heating with a wood-
‘l-n spoon or Indie until the apples
tender. When the first supply
. _.-_.-__~__ 'of apples is soft and broken to plot-cs,
w ’stiarage
strain them out. into n howl and rc-
iturn tho cider to the tire. Into this
put more pared and rllt't‘d apple-u, umI
wok in lilo: fashion. rt-ltty otter re»
Ilny. Until the rider is all nlmortn-d.
Stir All] ltlgt'lllw‘ in :r grunt jztr ll‘ltl
wt aside for twelve houI‘~.<. Tin-u rc-
I‘It'll to the lll‘t and cook slowly un-
ItII you have :1 soil brown must: of
ritual t'ultsi-l- it“) throughout. ll
'l;m~p.~ Illa-It it put up in :liriiuhl.
:u-ll'rsvuliut: t'flllh‘ uhile but.
The cooks of n Itulllt-vnlul‘y uuo
Ito-pi their nppb- butter all winter.
Intckv II away in stone jurs when cold.
luyiui; muslin. cut to fit the isr.
nVN‘ the surface. of the “soft brown
IllnhF,"
lord half an Inch thick upon the
cloth. Marion llurluud in t'hrlstinn
Herald.
OF INTEREST To WOMEN
Mrs. William Thnw, .lr.. of Pink
burn, isthc first woman to be up-
poinIt-d to membership on IIIO'
Pennsylvania State Board of Public—
Charities.
The first woman to seek it sent in
the Now York legislature is Mrs:
lletty Wukemnn Mitchell of Hudson
.
Palln,~- who Is a candidate for nomin-
ation on the republican ticket.
Many companies limit insurance
on women to those engaged in gain-
ful occupations, and
Increase in the numbers of these,
many of them at large salaries. has
greatly increased the insurance possi-
bilities. . - .
The wife of Winston Churchill. the
English statesman, is one of the most
Versatile women in society, and all
a platform speaker she has .few
'orntory, and though usually she only.
speaks on occasions to which the
Ilhghter vein is suitable, she can be...
if necessary, most earnest and int»
' presslve.
When Queen Alexandra, opened the.
'Y. M. C. A. but in London some time.
”10.88 she was train: out site In»
tlced n pile of khaki Y. .‘I. (‘. A..
Testaments, and, picking up one, in-
'quired the price. When told It was
.1 shilling she smilingly intimated
that she had no money. The
tendant smiled. as did also the.
queen. at the dilemma, but they
hugged her majesty to accept the
book as a gift. and she carried the. ,
Testament away do n_ memento.
'itrdtsmc ‘sINNERs
her. arm and wipes
.m It.
' it!" with the tasting spoon.
sanitary facilities for
nutter slips in his mouth.
memorial. I
men who takes
of Health Built-tin.
.. metre over. Mr. Citizen. How
‘I it? Any of them apply to you?
waitress who carries a napkin
off your
h‘ultctnnd owner uho oxhales
apple and polishes it on his
enok who tastes front the pot
employer who does not supply
his your cold will be broken. lt promptly
“root-car conductor who holds
routeurent tooth pick and .51"
dmmon public who spit»,
moat large."—viian-
- mt.
In con? Intuit
‘ , All NOSE sumo
-. mm...“
“Papc's Cold Compound" ends colds
and grippe Ill a few hours.
Take "Pope's Cold Compound" every"
two hours. until you have taken tltree ‘der eighteen.
doses. then all grippe misery goes and
opens your clogged-up nostrils and the
air passages of the head; stops nasty
discharge or nose. runninn: .rclievca
the. headache. dullneus, fevcrleliness,
sore throat. sneezing. sore and em:
. lhf.‘ Iiilll— nous.
of the milk with his finger.
' who moistenn his finger
Undue lie-per he puts ave. and enuffling. 365‘ your "HON“!!!
lion‘t stay etulicd up! Quit blowmfi
head-momma else in the world ghee
porter who drv- such prompt relief u» “Pope’s coin is eligible to
Compound," which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. It acts with-
eulstence, testes nice, end our»
SOLDIERS STAYED
and pourlm: lllt‘lll‘d 1101 hm? "women in the Americun
the enormous .
«hat, besides the artists of ‘tlfls enm-
equnls. She has a finished style of-
_ and an officer with each American di-
' erlcnn sculptor, who tell he the Am-
I
I‘snulchod the money but:.they jumpodi
'into their car. which disappeared «t:
I hiuh speed.
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NEW CHIROPRACTOR HERE.
AT THE Annouvj
I
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I Dr. Joseph A. No.93» of NOW.Volk|
I
(W‘lillllllv'l Trot" 1‘35.“- .
Locate; at 102 Washington Street. I
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wcumd pause-s and toured the city.
I‘l‘hey left this morning at eight
tll'ltlf‘k to t-ntitilmu on their way mi
Boston. . ’
(luv)
Ilr .Inm'ph A line-zen, «hiropructoi-II
llzi~ (I’lvnt‘d an elaborate Mlle.» at IIILI
\l'nrlunuton silo-oi, South Norwnlk.
lie llilh bH-n in [llllt'llt't' in Nuv
. \m‘h tor mull) '32: your», :md it n;
. ~Ii-tl.:llrl in llln \t’ul‘li of lI't-ltlllll: ills ‘
- . 'IJM‘S b) the spinal method, mt ul-‘o'
Amerw." Onlpef;‘$ll.rbed m Fantaotlc \\i.b uli‘) bull. or lIuiIltiItL' Ilrrdltm-MLI
lto-lnnd the America" Hm,” in: bydh lllt't'dln},It'let'ti'lt‘tl}, tlll‘l. ctr.
I~‘rann~_ (I‘lll‘n‘rmmdvnce of the \sso lIlI‘. llncut-n |~ Inl'tiIt‘cHil of minimum.
t'lfllt‘tl I’resn‘lr-Tllt‘ American sniper ".l”""”:""”"' ”"9 "“"”‘"""”"" ”' “V"
\t‘t‘aI‘R a fantastic suit of green burlap '\"“ ""I‘ "I'm“ und mm "W“ I"
with tufts of l’ufiu. or Rimlcuancur Mm“ ”I'd “I." “I”, “""HNZ‘C‘I ""I
grass, sewed thickly all our the coat ""I‘“? m” -""“" “”“. ”"' “MIND“ l
and trousers. The coat hm: at hood '3‘" ""Wrmm.” M I)“ 5"“ “”1; W".
pit-re with eylltoles rut that urn snlp- ",””"”“" I""."””" I" " “ ""."”'“" "I
l~".~' Iuml I: toullilrlclv tint-losetl. M.“ \U'Ik' XI“: "H.“ ’I‘ "M (““n'l‘xn‘
Animit-un troops In lIll‘ Vanities ll:|\"' ‘1'!“ "m" IINIMH'H "I n" vu‘upnth} "n I
Used lb.- ralllnufluizv suite with ureut I Y;"“'I"‘m.“""'
l‘flt‘t", The ut‘nsdTnt’t‘rHl burlap Is ”I" "nm'II’ ”I'I " M""""-" “"1“”
.I:x§. uiul Finlay Il'ttllt ”ill"
llll‘l‘gl‘tl into the grass tllrtulflll “'Il‘ll‘ll: ‘ .. "‘ In. tfll
.. ..n I: u». lllllt‘l'dul'r‘ by uppmntim-un
.A-
WEARS SUIT OF GREEN
the sniper crawls and oven “llt‘ll l‘- I . ‘l . I I
only twenty-tho feet dtxtnm his pro.- , "HUI I~'ll"'|t~ .u. .. ~u numb-I .I.
once cannot be detected. . """ ‘ “"‘- .
SEWARD'S FIRST TRAIN
These units are much- by French
committal!” l
station behind the lines. =
The “dlsnplwnrinu building" is on-‘AIaalmn Town Preparing to Cele-l
of tire curious contrivuncen of the Male Its Coming .
camouflage urtihtx hero. The hulld- an.-.“
mu h: Iht‘ rile 0f 9 twostory hump ANCHOR \III‘I. Alflfikfl.”I‘fl’t-rl’luull‘l
cottage. Viewed close at hand it in Seward. n hundred tulleu south ofI
stands out plainly enough nnd even here, at the bend of Resurrection hny.I
at l00 foot the cottngo is quite clear. is ill-Hing ready to celebrate the on.
But at. the distance from which the rival of the first DMH-nifl‘r train tron-I
enemy observations would be made. Anchorage, on Uncle Sam’s rnllrond.‘
or from an airplane at 8.0M’feet, tho'the first stretch of the route to Fall-I
building does In fact “disappear." banks to reach completion. 5
This it! done by the painting: In great Seward is the “ocean end'f of the
wow lines of green and brown. new line. Work is going nheud on
which. at a distance. obliterate the'tbc med above. Anthorugc, which l.~1
straight lines of roof. treble, windown'nenr the upper arm of (‘ook Inlet,.um.
and doors and transform the whole below l-‘nlrbnnkn, the proposed lt'l‘]
structure Into a blur of zrecn-brdwu minus just over the Alaska, rnnzoi
color which blends into the min! had and north of the Tanunn. a branch in
ground. the Yukon river. The two genes of I
“That is tho'dlrector of properties rallroed builders are now 190 miles
for David flelasco.” slid the. escort. apart.
as we passed a soldier. This disclosed Much of the winter Home from In-
terior Alaska will probably come out
ounage «liming. there are well-known over the line of the new road this
actors. filam- mnnncers. scene paint‘ winter despite the fact the steel is
ers, property directors and cinema or not connected, it Is believed here.
Lists. The commission has mugs of men
The actors cove it show the other at work [mu-king a winter trail be-
night for the women workers. There tween the two ends of the roads.
was s camouflaged chariot race. cani- Trains will probnbly be oriented
ouflarze mediators, and camouflntrfl from Fairbanks and Anchorage to the
lions and liners. One of the cemoll- ends of the steel rolls all winter. Trn-
flege tigers looked so real that It velers will "mush" the lutervenlng
nearly caused a panic when it got distance on foot.
down among the women. I
Colonel Bennlons camouflage tome.» ~ .
IIEII IIIIII Ilfl Gill.
more along the front—fifteen men
vision erecting camouflage devlces‘
ad putting Into use dummhm find
decoys. .
Two of the camoufluke. force at the,
front have been killed: Sergeant Ern-
out A. llerter. son of a well known
interior decorator of New York, and
Lieutenant Hurry Thrasher. on Am-
besidoe the 900 people here, has 26o “HANNA
She Kept Her Locke Dark and Glossy.
with Sage Tea and Sulphur.
When you darken your hair with
ericans rivet-c hammering their “‘5' Suite Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell,
into giso‘dgskon FRUIT PRIZES ‘W‘aufl‘ it‘s done so naturally. so cvcu-I’
The Orinnectlcut‘romologlcnl uncle-v ly. l‘rcporint,’ this mixture. though atI
' h 3 voted 1,000 for premium nmll' home is mossy and troublesome. At.
I} R .
”y M Ihs'unnIualI ”3:2:33‘; ‘MIH‘fl' ”"1“- mill S‘ou ctm buy at any drug
Io eary n . '. —I . . . . .. I
M I the“ regular classes for 4°“ ll" “NY-104M pro I‘ll-HO“.I
'ditlon to
. . - Idiot's
, . . . ,' will be im rov-d hythe addition at other ingr- they tossed out rockets which. desoih‘mm. do out 80
members of tin society. thctc , p . itbe brilliant sunlight, flared n Illlnll‘_umttci".’-
junior classes for boys and EMS “ll“dients called “\Vyeth'n sage and Sul-
50'» many. "I course. phur Compound." You just dampen it;
' ~ wn fruit. but I
It‘ll; ctlnorgg‘oiigt “tilttiltt‘elif'” Ilte boys and sponge 0!‘ 50ft Mush with It. and draw;
girls are privileged to enter their fagthin through your ltnlr, Itaking one:
ther's fruit, only they must: Irlnake the gum“ strand at a time. By morning:
selection, do the grading, an nrrungo “u may huir disappears and, utter “II
‘ a uIte . !
'mlnmh'fl ig‘hgigleu Tilr‘tlilnuthie game “”‘m' “I’D“CNIOD or NO. .VOHI‘ hair ht“:
Irv-m and even the some tree to win comes beautifully dark..an “10“)“ but
first In the junior exhibit and not tel'uthmt.
a place in the n'dultplnssen. all be. Gray. faded hair. lllOllith no dIsux-nce,l
. i321}: tilt; he? does a. better job th‘nni “I a High “I old MP. and no we all a“
ln the apple naming contest. unvlrire n youthful and attractive appear-g
boy or girl anywhere in ConnecticutIancc, get mm: at on“, Whnfit’ymh'e
compete. If $3“ a“. Sue and ‘Sulplmr Compound and look
any folks who— think they be. is minimum“ younger. This ready-tome pre-
. hen
thing “n their country WWI” w Iperation 'Is a. dellmtfultoilet requisite
it " on to nemlnx thedllferent vets
13'0thqu efrehnee. “I! fill.”- MI “W
i, I I“: III I I.
.fllcht' lender, throw off
lav
”9°
" . mu. m duh
...-._.. V _M_.- -.~_-_—.— ...- w‘ .
Norwnlk
fl’
Tristr
am 8. Hyatt
'3 Leading, Dry Goods Store
on ..~—.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS. C
Purchasing Presents Here
Hes many advantages, not the least among them being the fact that we carry only RELIABLE
BROHANDIBI IN EACH AND EVERY GRADE AT A I'A IR PROFIT.
PRACTICAL PRESENTS PREDOMIN ATE THIS SEASON
And all 'round the store are big and little item from FUR SETS to CHRISTMAS CARDS, with
sstockbignndnriedenougbtoeuitelldemnnds. ,:
DO"! ”I m cm WI. " Will! IA—
—lllc I- COPYBIGHT FICTION-W “I!!!“
3' melmmflhMlfllnd QUINN” no
m .‘ugio mum. #filia'neluatm
Ila-Illuso- BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS —~ 35¢-
25c —- PRETTY PICTURE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN -— 25c
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ALENDARS. BOOKLETS. TAGS. SEALS & LABELS
Bridgeport Fire Chief , ?
Overcome at Blue
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liltiluiril'Oll'l', Dec. 2o t‘lm-r
George Wilson and William Pnnuks of
Engine Company No. 6 were over-
eOme yesterday morning while flout--
In: a fire which caused damage of $1.-
000 to the residence of Dr. M. ’l‘. Nor-
will at No. 986 Strutford avenue. The
blue originstcd in the cellar of
building and the darling“ was chiefly
to furniture.
Wilson-To Be '(itiest ~OI'
King at Buckingham
LONDON, Dec. 20.. l'i-m'tiom \\'II.
son will probably be the. guest of King
tlt-oruc at Buckingham Palace dull“:
ltls visit to Engluutl. This otllciol :m~
nuuorvmeut was lomh- lust night
STARTING ON A RAID
American Bombing Squadron a Spec.
. tacte to Stir Enthuelam
\‘lrith American Aviators in Fig-turn.
(Correspondence of the Associated
Menu—Th.- stun of :m \mnrtcnn
Immltinu squadron on n raid into
th-rulun territory is u spectacle to stir
lllv tilttllll~llt<lil or” an American and
inspiru him with no ltl'llll't'lilitlltlll «H
Anterior.» crowing pll’t-llfllll in the
air.
The squadron already Ilflll but n m-
m- the tlcrnmn linen tulw than duv
with fair nut-rose nnd. the uvintom
lmmucd lu slimly spots, jihlnu out!
another or uIIy rouuuentim: upon me
evolutions of practice ulrpInm-s over-
head. when the totrvspoiylcnt or tIH'
Associated View tisllml tllv Iliill':
old.
Out of u (lllll'l‘ui‘HI and cutuotli‘la;
ed office but tin-n- stopped suddenly.
lhI- slhzlu lender. Lieutenant (louder-
Incb, who already bus been named in
tln- "flit-tut Atiwricntt rommunitpu- t'm-
prowl-rs in the air.
The :t\'lnltif‘r~ sprung; to lltt-ir tort
and Kflllll'l‘l‘tl around their lender for
the final instructions. II» had not
been at all notinficd with the two
performances of the day. They llull
shown it tt-ntlrncv to struggle over~
much and bud not kept sufficiently
“hunched."
IIot criticism poured from his lip-‘.
and the youngsters were silent In
embarrassment. The lender did not
were them, but Iterated and .relt-
crated that "the formation is: the
thing, the squadron Is the thing."
uni, finally. "God help u Himmler."-
Then, the ordeal over the aviators
went silently to their quarters for
their great, heavy. Arctic clothing.
In the turn of s huudthey were back
on the field, walking and swnddlinn
themselves to the eyes, tucking choc
olute into their pockets (for they got
hungry up In the air) (tr-breaking
open a fresh package of chcvmu; gum.
which helps to alleviate nervousness
and has n steadylng effect.
The last. machine gun had been
touted. the last propeller had Alecn
twirlcd until it revolved at lightning
speed.
most Impcrccptible \vavo‘of his hand.
Airplane number one, bearing the
its restrain
int: mechanics and swept. to a bit;
curve across the field. “taxi-inn“
clumsily across the field with HR
weight. of bombs. to a position from
which It could rise at the bend of
the group. '
Onc‘by one the others followed
suit. taking up positions just behind
nod to the right and ,
or until they were spread out like it
huge covey of ungainly but inurt‘cl
ously colored birds. As they waited
lug rod nnd white. The test was
complete; They were retuly for the
start. .
Again the coumiumlett guve n sate.
nul. The noln.1 of the motors rouc to;
deafening proportions. The great co-
vey begun to more, guined speed usI
they sped northward across the field..
then one utter another “took
ground. All the clumstneas of the
“taxi—lug" was gone. They machines.
had become graceful birds in fact.
Swiftly they rose. while still with;
in sight.
with the leader at the neck on! the?
formationr Litter on, when about tol
cross the line they would draw closer I
the-
Thc commander guy‘c an at:
left 01'.th load-astrawtom." will help on “I“ “n“ “3“
off" the.
. and laborers every month. it
to a great height, looking;
for all the world like u flock of geese- «Ions In the. various
ll. Krteger Co.
OVERCOATS
For Men. Youths and Boys
At Moderate Prices.
(‘redit If Desired.
QUESTION FOR SOLDIERS
. . . I
to Marching Euler at Head of Col-
umn Then at Tait?
There. is it statement made on seem-
‘lnzly competent authority. that our
'hoys in camp should report on. Molar
Werdent Denotes says: “For some
reason which i have never been able
to flthont it is much more of s strain
to much at the tell of s colruun than
at the heed.“ '
The only suggestion the omccr can
melts In that perhaps it is because
tln- rvul‘ of the- column mart-hurl
through the t-xhulnttous of those in
.===a=.m..==
front.
lillf'l- u. re. x-‘wlm‘lou from HIV lino-bx .-
that qualified and then it was um
pounced that In order to Itltl) i.‘
they must draw lots for lm‘atllol: .
“anumlly. all expected to be «out
‘somrwho r» in l‘runw.’ and th- I‘. uI \-
it r'lll‘llrl‘lPd IlULIllL' mun who found sh;
‘AI‘I'it'n' \tus plainly marked It'll Iii-
«lip. lint ht- “its tome, and .u u:
nun} die-luring llmt :I littI-x juneb t \-
Iltl‘ltm'v uncut took» him fit It) tip}.
In burhut \virv vutuqul-nwnh m m.
This theory is quite obviously int-0L
rect. for while it might be tum In
mart-him: through it deep trench.‘
~tunlh-u road, or even In an unw-uti-
luted armory building, in the open
the lr-nat sltlt' bronze uould ups-Iv (th
unnumpliou First or all, is It true?
Does the *tlllllf‘l' in lllt‘ rrnr ranks
4m“ f‘tlll'l’t‘ll more quickly" In thn‘
0“]l"l‘l¢‘lll"‘ of the l'.lt't' rout-vol. in foot
ration“. bli‘)l'lt‘ mew, ltllll ctll'lt till ”1‘“
wiuinv Iurf the very tllllltlnlln is noted.
We :ill with mull thx minnlehinn from Iiu-I tum-tics. who" the nu...
shatter of l‘t‘tfll‘tl“ lllt~To “as in the rum.- for him to t'hlllttllll'v- In. '\;y~
i‘l'f‘lim: “OIIII ultou pacrumkt rs \'~'Il or for 1 wine."
were imrmluvml. ’I'Iu- nun who “cut -,-
'out in from and Wt the pawn null-
n kliort tllSlIlllt'v only and then “hit-u
up," giving place to otlu-rn ready to
turn mm- tlw link. .‘It‘fllhthilt‘ the
rider behind. the l‘t't‘tll'tl Inukt‘r. wn“
lil‘l'lHllL’ up all the flow the fritrftll
put-c \tlthout Hm rt" .«Iruln.
0f courun. the fact Was ll’m! ll!"
rider behind was passing lln-outzh u
rurcrifio-d tllmoopht‘he split. 1H it
store, In tho pace-running nun-blurs.
but that did not account for tlu- en-
tire pllrnmllt‘uoll. The mun in from
bad to do hi4 lit-Ht :III the limo ultlr
out knowing ctnctly wlmt tlmt bust _ I . .
should be. What fatigued him was "t“~l\"l.\' high IN‘lt-rnl lu'mnnmn «unto
not merely the musculnr tuition. but In Nl.\~.-m|,ep_ :n 1m.
even more the mental strain. the :iIhX-gmnfrrcnw of representatives from th.~
Mr and the doubt in MI!“ IIIIEOvol'IIIfII \.il‘lt)IN boys' amd girls' ('llllls m ow
at... 1::I,;‘";:umvi:; Jihel‘iiixun (“LILL- I South. In Washington, increused culti-
hull u routine lurk in pci‘I’olltl. llltlll” i\ution will be eiuphnsihetl uud one-out;
lv than or keepinr in tullt'h “Ill! ”1". titted. At this meeting also it is Phin-
"Tfll {“110"- . . I“ nod to hnve a boy broom maker from
We know, too. that It is onlv tip. a “0“th I‘m“) demonstrate the. slur
RFCOIIY Superior runner in tiny foot . . II
race who cun "get out In from. and Pllt'lll' 0f home broom making and
show the pay from hell to tape." or give actual figures on the low cost nr.
its sporting.r purlnnce has it. to make turning out the finished product
it runaway race. If the. men are lit)
SOUTH TO RAISE MORE BROOM
CORN.
llt‘plit a to ;.lt inquiry I,_ potent“ :‘ In
Ili'tlttnl'ljtllu lll'titllltjliuu All‘t"'"II)
out by the Status Relational Screw-n
"of the IvaatHoent of Agriculture bant-
bunt wry encouraging. I’loridzt. Ilia»
:iseippi, 'I‘nnucssw, Louisiuuo. Alu
lmmu- In fact. the majority of Iltt'
Soutlmu Sluice KIH‘ promise or” m
l-Idwl futuri- activity in the mining or
this crop. which. all the present rx
M'ltl
l‘t‘llllllll'l'ul int.
*9
Join
’1
ull evenly matched. it In a "tour:
odds” bet that the mun uho dushth
to the front. at the beginning of the
contest will exhaust his nerve wwerI ‘
before the home stretch is rcuclujd.1
and will 800 his rh-uls puss WHIDRIN“ "ME WAIER
with ease uni finish vtcll ahead. I
Here we believe the phenonwnonlI
'ugnin is a mental one. due to the if “mung 801"“
mans inability to cause his spnwil
and his anxiety lest he make. a mix I
Ion. \ '
ca‘VIEIII‘ittheae Well established fat-ta 53‘ '6‘: meat and take Salts for Back.
in mind it would seem that the from! ache or Bladder trouble.,
rank men should be quickest thug-tied- [Ifln acid in um“ ”um.” ”I0 tui-
‘und that. those further back. I‘llg ueys, they become overworked: get:
only the trend of the soldier at ten" Rlltcgish. ache, nnd feel like lumps IIII
to duplicate. Should be able to buns. h -I ..
on with for “.55 em,“ lend. T e u. he becomes cloudy. I}...
' A In any 6-1-40. this IS :1 "1081 “"01“?" bladder is irritated. and yummy lw um
lug problem. and as an “poring“: "god to seek relief two or three tune-t
ntnrchcr In“? (migimsmsld {Ema-w“ during the night. When the Kidneys
‘legfinnlfirlmps thorn Is some quitu clot: you must help them flush off the
different scientific 0!“ llr‘l'rmlhllflim‘ body's urinous‘waste or you'll be :u
Erenal-ton that some of our boys will be teal Sick person Shortly. At first 3"”!
able to min") "3"“ known feel a dull mil-very In tho kidney r. 1mm
It h“ "“5 u 3'0“ stiffer from backache. sick tlcnfl.
tilt" to
intensify the rIvtIun of the march by .
singill'; band music. or b" merely rc- ache, dizztnosfi. stomach gets sotu‘.
.. ' .~ . ‘
hay-’0‘“- tonguc coated and you feel rheuuumo
twinges when the weather in bud.
Bot less ment. drink lots of thlt‘l‘i I
nitso get from any pharmacist I'ottl‘
ounces of Jud Salts: take :1 tablespoon-
ful in a. glass of water before breath
pooling: the old injunction.
it is just possible that the r'ythm
itself as to the distraction of the at-
' out the anxiety ofoifort.
lettllon h think of this
New "Orleans Titties-Picay-
I‘m“ - I..___.. fast for a few days undyourkidnevs
I . will then not. fine. This famous om
Jo". salts is made from the swirl of ifl‘uIIP-f.
and lemon juice, combined with Ilium,
and has been used for gonorntlotm tn
clenn cloggtnl kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity, also to neu-
tralize the acid» in urine, so It. no hmfl<
er is a. source of irritation, thus ouch
int; blnddcr wcniutose.
Jud Suite is Inexpensive. (‘tmnot ln<
lure; makes a delightful t-fl'ervt‘m-t‘ll'.
lithIa-wnter drink which every and
should take now and then to keep tho
kidneys clean and active. liruguiwt
AFRICA INSTEAD OF FRANCE.
While the Men's Ilhla‘lon of tho Ills;
trim of Columbia office 01 the l tun-u
Statue" Employment Serrlce guests:
‘ hundred thousam mcc in
several also sup-
' . - ' ' baits.
phen nteuogrnphers, rypms. t . .
men. Interpretersnnd cleric-t for pest
states, and even
dietant countries.
“When It was made. known some
time ago thlt the department of state
for foreign nervlce,
‘ I o a coin ct. tightly-knit wanted young men
$32.31...“ following, wheth Ive land may applicants anxious to 80 here say they gap to“, 0; Jul gum. m .
~. . ~ they ,I’iittle'ir ll to: in ~ '00“, " “a; I" {who bottom In orercomInx kW
.. I 'sdz'lil ' yin M $ ‘ .' II homewo-
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