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«1 New Veils - 50C Ito $55 00 l
' ‘w
" 1.
EM it {in M in W
1mm Peb- lt—“Dsfi “"1
profiteeflng en“! in W "' 85”
the United Status mint-m or Agri-
culmre' in its city gnu-k2! ”min:
m m «hid in distributed?
Wt. it sets forth that lunch
.1-
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«a...» v- .
mom , '<—- ~ ~*-"
gm.
.er f the
make 40-“) per 0821 on grape (mi 1 when
they sell them over me counter {01- 20‘
Proprietors o! 5“) dairy lunch;
rooms Tuscany. and the price 0!
' icbartL-d 10 cents. The hotels 51nd;
‘; China-.9 mstaurnnts chnrg more than
.‘» ‘ 1'. (en15.bil the cost. of service in
.'I~'uch cc abllsbmpnts is conside‘rablyI
N l3 C. iaim that labor and ou-rhvad r-x l
compel them to charge higher
h an prices of food.- and profits raped
mighx be“ appreciated by the confirm-1
m0 TRAlNlNG SCHOOL ! REGATTA ON THE SEINE 'izin of approximately 400 M can!
' 'profix? Grap» fruit. is quoted as prac-
Smrs o! the famous Baltimore Ori- l An internmional rowing regatta will;
ole. of twenty-five years ago will con-iv mu on the Seine in Pari; early to size small sizes costing the higher;
Th:- prieo {or the largest fruit
i i
league W racm this year. 3'3'0211 men in the A E 1“. Their rep-
th the recent. appointment 01' utalione in the shells of Cornell Co, the 005‘ t0 the "311“"- lflBCh room
Bi W301! qunrzene is complete. vers‘itias of America are firmly estab- f
John nag-aw. Wilbert mum and fished. ‘0’ h“ 5"“ ‘ ““9"““‘ °" 3" “m3-
championq at 1894-97. are the three bcg- nf thsir rowing committee Lieut. 1-1". ""31" selling a! such ” figure
pike? memrs 1. A Prtieison. Who has been in 9.16;”)? :1. 50 or 199: for ”a huge rnm'
Robinson was first catch- tem- bicycle and rowing men- ‘ 810.rc-presenfln1z a profit of about 500
iii lam. 31ch the third Am‘ r138. France England Bel .pcr cent. A 100 per cent profit looks
W 59 holding down biz league man- expenses of the matches the training]
agerflngs tl‘dny upholds the con (manor: and boats Will be paid lorfnricrs juszifiable?” . ‘
Km glns of Columbus. -_, _
mm are cranium {or toads. !
Coats Suits, Dresses, .2... . .... . ... .. a»... .
l grapefruit was on the bill at rare at:
. 9221:»? than in lunch rooms the own
9' prosesco . :
SPRING HA I prior-s. The United States bulletin
wads as follow: I
in; publzc of “'au»rbm‘:-. Can lunch
om,”- cf Long Ago PM Four International EV“ 1° Be Held In Par- lically all Whol-salc houses in Water-l
tribn'é one-fourth of the managerial in March Already more than a price.
William (Kid) Gleason as manager lumbia Syracust> Pennsylvania. Han; proprietors or Whatever form of re-
Hugh Jennings. who were team mates The Knights of Columbus will stage. for the whole ffllll rearesenls a mom]
The 99" manager 0f the Pale Hose naval aviation forces. He in one of
and Jeanine: 'hp 1.0m?" zixm ivaly and Portugal Will be rep~ wavy large on fruit that runs as free:
tenuon that (be old Orioles Were a by :hn
The b’iflletin claims Iunchmomr.
Whole fruit.
Rig!” 1:? cents a. half fruit. 0119' restaurant
41-5 and. The proprietors of ‘:e no
‘Sonie information regarding the:
4— —- - -» — . roam aflord :1 run business on 5 mar l
'9‘" a
Big 7'” Mun '8 in M M bnn- al 83.7510 $5.25 a box. according:
brains“ that Will figure in the major hundred entries have been received parcbaaable averages about 9 cents“
of the White Sox the Baltimore Alum rard. Talc. Wisconsin and omer unl- taller he max be A price of 20 cent“
of Gleason of the famous Baltimore 1b e men. and will have as a. mom :0! from El to 31 cents per single fruit .
pitched for Ned Flanlons famous ag— me has: 1mm ol America's an “M 5*"9 the box for approximately
The fact that this quar- rcsentcd in the rowing contests The . I
from wastage as grapefruit. IAre such ;
ham and capable- 0mm and 35' Tm Fve'xfis Will be under‘lbe manv :FWE YOUNGER THAN AlERICA l,
Gm Days. a veritable roam or :1” men of the athletic dizlsion of
me K 01C, and J. J. Cat”, has 33- 1
Today. 31191” twemy r: :ears' ‘54an ‘Big' Bill McCabe, or his Th" Country by No Mean: Mac a...
1
1
(HM and Jennings are destined lmCES lo handle the races. ; venile of the Nation; Engaged a
to match their baseball brains: in a This will be the first real!) rel"? in the War. l
peanut! race while Mcnmw and mtative imernatlona‘l rowing re- , > 2'
Robinson will ileum once again as gotta that the world bu; known The Th" “”3“? m3“ mm“ "’9 I ”l" ”l
rivals in the senior major lcaguc- English Hunt-y is not at all reprcnon 3'3'08 i‘ U!" youngest nation that war
Win15: there i4 an element of mys- mute. as it is hemmed in by restruc ac‘lvvly (~an in {his war (bar prar g
:en in Char-ins (f‘nmiskeys action in the rules and mum” po'éfs 0- ticully waded with the recent signinr
by the bureau of matters or the at»; ‘
..m. «1.445.»... union—nu "y“ '
«nun.
3 lion of money.
' future with runfltlcnce
news Rowland and elevating torment! me] ~' '.,
Gleason no the managemhip of the
So: human: is amt-ed um the cm- 11111:an woman's onfluenvsg
cago club will find itsel! under the
Whig or Oné of the wmarteat men in
baseball. Gleason is eald to have
had a bi: sharn in helping "hicago
to the world‘s championship in 1917,
cm! 005383462? cvidmtly a'trib'nes
the Club's; 911N232 to him.
ACTREfss TO BE ,
AN EVANGELlS
Billy gummy is lu have a rival.
h In to br- a woman. M553 Era Tan-
guny, are famous comedfenn: who up-
cned' Hie Orpheum sea-son here this:
Jill, financed in Chicago rec-curly
that Bile would forsake vaudeville for
‘the tabernacle. She will exchange be:
$1,009 a week for nothing.
I “I‘ve got all the money I want—all I
need? this Tanguay said. “Soon my
(mom. will be played out. and then
I fill” am. into the towns and cities
again. but not on a vaudeville clr
call.
“If [We got any more
I'll fl it to save souls.
clot! medlenne,‘ l'll
‘-‘wp left.
If lm a '-cy
gem moon. If I can put any”
'11:an Over, I’m going to put ibis
over.“
. “m “We Urey don't take you
scrim. Miss Tanguny." a rem for
said.
"I“ care" said Miss Tunmay.-—-
Tram Git'y Star
A L-lTTLE SUCCESS.
'2 Don't lét i 11:11.. success turn your
head; fiémefibér that there are sev-
. éral mill! people in the world who
am Ikiiow that you are alive.—
W W Chi.
carcass-ran s, I 11.1.9
“THE AMETHYST”
m for February
The’ébhifiry born "will find
Sinai-$17 and peace of mind,
Mom m passion and from
. 1 are:
L - . If they the :‘Lmoihyst will wear.
I'BRAND’S
émfighmuallt/ is
$31.9 . Ice. 110er
Thu} {w
be an Gran-g
Elle
'fi‘ .
“7
, ' .‘- TASK.
Ami-ran women 1-9!“ their
with hidi' coining? to face death three.
thousand mile-‘5 away; they narlr‘tnrk-
ed through long months of suspense
with more than (*ournzHflh nrdor;
mar haw! [M the hunm and clot-11961
r the nalmd filled their anxious mlndif
with aclive plans and lhcir ham} W1 11:
work, The gum-don of their
limit jov of victory maiden and WI
1131 aye become accustomed to the bless--
ed rate! of lnylnz aside Innmek—ss-
dread“. and do nonake to wonder
the xiii—J1 of
their bodies against sneel and fire wt
shall turn us aziin to om- wonien'sf ”(“an 93013 other.
dlstlncilve msk of conserving and re-
building—of feeding the young and the
old be they far or near. —-me Fer-d
ing the “ orld in 1’919‘ in the Red
Cross Magazine
1
LOOKOUTS DEVEL'OIP new DIS-
EASE.
part of submarine hunting,“ write's
William G. Shannen! in Everybody’s.
"and it has its ovils and penalties.
“’oe to the man on a destroyer who1
is giued with that strange. unex-
plainiblo talent of being able to see
gby night. There be such. His is
9111111031. a ”Monro-day task. Ami
finally gets the fperlscopc eye’
’and is sent. ashore to get well, i{.he
can. '
gued together with granulation. n
is a new disease of this mad cen-
E tury.
"‘Y‘o'n kn'ep looking thfougb tnoae‘
:hlgh powared binoculars like an old
lady reading through ln-r spectacles;
;one at the boys explained to me, ‘11!»
all fimly they sec/m to- be milling
:yonr o‘y‘ec rut of their sockets.”
GREATEST JIACKPLANE.
A machine so gigantic. thorthe
Econ-Blur? (f {hii eorfh's sauce had
iti) be taken into cdnslirfl'atlon in its
Corsair 'clicn is being liuiZL for the
program for the “salvage" or war
:Waste, 5")‘5 Flori-is Work. It 'ls'a
huge plane. 519') feet long. which is
‘to be used in the- manufacture:- of
,gfganiic lathes. which in tumf are
:for use in the enormous “refining"
plant which tin ordnance depart-
ment is building in France.
;.
from it ac‘lrcly p: coating {-3 r a
imam; celeb'muun of the Queen {:19
Itgria centenary next May. 'I‘ ‘
men. '
‘aCI'l-.
Ike has been reached. Now, niter me:
our blood are 151-an:
s'ntlwr tbal ils slates were as oflen
'of the armistice with Germany. A: r
mailer of l’act. it is one of the old";
nations engaged lnIibe War
1119 inns! recall!) formed naiinnr:
that have ukun part in the human!-
or» Roumania.
of Turkey about for!) years 820.11: cy
had exietud before.
had bran long under Turkish rnlo
Next in youth is Germany.
Bulgaria and a»! 1~ “
iwhich W91": zivisln their lndamndmcn
though not pro-j
rise]: in the limits of goday but (11ch
or'
fours:- 1liere has been n Germany ior',
twenty crnlurier- or lonzcr but at firs‘
the name described the territory in
Whirh various unllrely independent
tribes lived and aherward it descrlbv
ed a fwleralion so loos‘flv joined to-
Sdll later—
about fifty \enrs ago—Cermany was
dlvldcd into two f-zderations. but both.
combined against France in 1870 Thai
(h-rman empire was es‘ablishod in:
1871 and Germany was never really a
nation before that time.
Next comes Italy. which became a
klm'dnm in 1859 or 1560 0! course
“Eye work is perhaps the biggestiflalian history is older than the his-
tory of any other country in Eurom‘
excpnt Creme. but the earlier historv
of Italy was the history of Rome
which ova-flowed the boundaries ol’
the peninsula and conquered
1'
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1
5
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the ;
greater part Dilly;- known world. BM?
lens “1111: still? Years. ago what is low;
llaly was divided into four states. It?
was conSOlidaled about fifty—eight
: wars ago. thhuzh a small strio of (or-
His eyes weep tears of posI
by day and: alter sleep; ,hl's' lids are.
rllorj' was Fair to the pope. This was '
taken during the war between France
1
l
l
and Gennany and the capflnl of thel
1 unifed nation was moved to Rome.
So fiva okthfi nation's *akmg an ac-
the part in (be war are sound-ai- than
the IITnlted Sta‘ es. which had existed
_as an independent government nearly‘
onn hundrad years before the German !
empire was eembllshed. Of course
,
”he: milks; of Permnmr‘ are micr- than
the United States, but the damn
emnlre is not.
1! Greece were consideral ns'taking .»
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I
.1111 active put in the war she would.
I be mum: to the no or 111m.- neiugE
{United 8- ate: army as part at the less tbah a century 015 M ,
Great Britain. Russia and Austria are
the only nation: narxleipati in *b-e
war that are_ older fl‘lan the Unlmd '
States unless Portugal’s participa-
tion is ooneifl‘ei-‘em active 9101135 to
count in the list.
.-...~ -
. IUNCLE SEEN.- .'
“Politics." raid Uncle Eben. "ls
mighty misleadin'. De man dat is able
to ‘Mh do Erin! W1
ll'lléfllllllllllllll
Alma“
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*5—
“Marika is one of the lesson:
imgcnwl upon the lmeflcan will“?
as a Nit of war. The various Lil».
«my “and issues and the War Sarina;
Stamp manning. Wine More menus;
.{ Min-mini m the emu“ "ambition. ;
The millions (1! men in the Arm) n»:
"chm milieu m the value of sarin:_
rim-nah um 'mfullfln‘ of l 'mffir- §
zitm 11ml {Mam-lion. one of the inert :
Mfr-("lire1 amnion, of our militan ma- .
«him- — .-
Tn I?" arr-rage citizen Huh knowl-
' “1:9 is ‘MiBiNQ drloflp in its field of;
mm': din-u application—the consefi'a- Z
This denotes a int- i
mmhm Mutt-eh handling and coir,
.‘u n'inz-‘rhc one lets a dollar lie idle ‘:
' the other gels out of the W314"! "f
llle dollar its night-s1 “arm by nmj
“sung any of it.
Ami-111:1). with her clilzcns imbued;
will! this idea of Nvmlioflq is 0" -
the highroad to n footing of financiai
soundness Wind: will insure "emu-i
non: macrny. . l
Every homo, filing“. town and City;
can saw .14 a mail by inking adxav. » ;
loge of this mkqmm of thrift inf
America The y'aluo of ilirift to a "I }
mm rm: In its wldesymmd nppllo-n-l
mm. It is another matter of great!
thing: swinging from small begin-l
more. A nation of sat-Pro. each in--,
was-rim: taunts-Ilse (- 11h a week ln‘
thrift -1 Amps; would pile up a Lremen— l
lmis l-alnw 0n:- himflrvd mum!
people grin: it "mt low rate would
sax-r- ”flaw” in :1 mr. _-
TOWn and «mm;- nfllclak can seize ’I
‘ upon fin: swam thrlfllm—s '0 rm 5
. not? lmih inrcstmcnls in Governmcnt '
11nd firrrmpt rudiments of
local lab“ The savor is lntarluhly
more ulcrt to his. (‘il'il' aimlefi. Amer i
lm. as 1': lazuion of sm'ors, can {new 11w .
imritias,
cannula-Inl-
W{’ISI
mm: mm mm
ma 1);!!!” -
rum 1.: 1mm - or.
LlBl-tlu'l‘l" Tumor-
l'lil-hls .b ‘
AN“ MAINTAIN INTI: NA-
TlllXAl. l'N‘lTY.
...—.. mum”..-
I'EA"l-I 1S (UHF. .A'l LAST.
“12 ('.\.\' l'lHIKEllVIT
THEIR DRIAMS
BY “'11 3":
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stirrrrrgrirlllliri
M... 4.1... .. a u...- a ..
.fi~hfl‘fihh
S. BACK OF EVERY
WAR SAVlNGS STA"?g
”4.....—
M1 mu); ymzr in!!! War Sowing.
F
Stamps! '9
Don't crop lmyim; “flu: Savings: ‘
Stamp!!! ;
Tilly sums of mnmy will he "mom! 5
in four or five yarn Ivy llmse taking,
this advice; new; W. S. S. has a mu-
writ: vale? of S3. which means that -
Investor: in all“: {mm of Government-
security an» pal-l 4 per com inlvrcsr.
mimmnmled near-11). With the Unit— '
ed M :11“ back 1-1“ the llnnll~f«)r :1‘
\\. .'. S. is real!) :1 siuw'nmwnl imml— ‘
moneylplnced in ~7lllllp< is nhmlmcl;
safe. ‘ ,.
Patriotic 14112.2“ of over-y scc'tlon of .
the comm-y are lw-nrixiuing 10 bur War;
Raving Stamps. ’l‘lmsx- \I'lm stop 10'
think about Hum. mm the reason why :
maria-c issued media» that llll‘: Cniicd .:
“MCGRAMS
“W. s‘.
S.‘ ‘—-\’l‘e Spell Safely.
”—«ll‘c 9!le Sacufi l)“.
Thfi'w throngli‘Thlft Stamp“
Save stamps and they‘ll save yna!
:3 In giann in a;
w. s. s.
[to his home 1'0le rent;
. the cunt-as tent
' Wen WES ”1119 boy in
f Add it “W him cat and it
gives irn heati— '
nil: liII'I .' ~Wm: Saflnzs
vi!!! M'fi’o. U: and mt
v. 0. me
Istn fiourpart O. K.,
mu mm W. s. s. for the
A. 8:0: ’ . .
MMinfld [7. 8.1L
H‘s
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.........-1~ m...“ ....
Stains Gnummum howls cash wirhI
1' “'lilul'l m mom 12.11“ hillg, .
And when you 2m)- W. S. S. he 1 nm- 3
ful not in push» :lu-m nu last yin-Jr's
wrtifiralns. The; arc of :1 «llfl’crem'
wins. differ-cm in size and in colon:
‘I‘hril‘é slumps, however. remain tlm‘
sum. '
w...
a... mm... L, w. m
. "1-.
mu.
.rnrrrrrir rrrr1rrr
I mch colors as old blue, bale reseda, tan, pale
[s unaided 165?
.‘ ' An Unusual Story
‘ ' in regard to Waists
l‘lu-se are Fomythe Waists. Everv ‘Vfllllr‘a
them. They are the perfection of tailored .13.». ~,
root in even detail. A woman in searc- -h of a fin. ..
and wai-It will buv a Forsytlie without careful .1
nation because she knows it is right. as to “(allh‘
and (mfi's, buttons and buttoulmlcs.
The F orsythe people made a large quantit'
waists out of bcacbcloth for Women going uni-115+
do war work. Then, the ar» 7 ' ‘
mistice was signed, all of a
sudden, and not so many
waists were needed. They were on the manu-
facturer’s hands to be sold at a sacrifice and
here are a hundred of them. In white and
rose, all beautiftu finished and fastening
with white marl buttons of Forsythe qtmlity.
$2.50 and $3.50
fires 36 to «16.
Buchclotbr.
Made cspm'ially for «m.
a good material to mm: 110“. '
Porsythe Waists in Silk
Also in connection with these Beacbcloth Waists are some I 01 ~
$ilk’s in fanCy plaid and striped taffeta. They are of good qualifv in v
hrown, blue, green, and black mixtures intended to retail at $7. 50 and <> 5
H is an’ovcr production and we shall sell them at
$5.00 . '
They are just What a woman needs now with a black, new}- or lu-
mit, or will: any scpai‘ate skirt. Splendid value.
Funn'id
- A Fad ‘for Purple in Millinery 1
Perhaps the liar you bong-lit early in Dccemlu 1 he become .1 Mi tim-
or worn looking. There is a Window full of Puiple Hats and tlllll;<
:hich combine happily with them. All vet} c310 1111 fing. Turbans and 3-?
run: hats, tilted brims and skuttleIs. It will not be fashionable to 5110'
eyes this season, and the brims conic down to a remarkable' angle. '1“'-
a fancy for huge bows of 910 gant ribbon. a stvle coming from Algal l v
mine.
Broad brimmcd Hats rarry wreaths of firm French flowers and. '
feet is irresistible.
Pump and in; on a purple hat
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This is a collection of addresses
made by famous patriotic speak-
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They were delivered before the Re-
publiean Club of New York dur-
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and are of deep historical signifi- .
canoe. These speeches were not
Confined to Republicans, for many
distinguished Democrats were
heard, as were visiting foreigners
who brought firsthand accounts
from the battle from.- It is a won-
derful summary of war work. vol-
uahlo and interestingr.
Price $2.50
Stafford’s Paste, 331' and lli‘lli‘
handy for desk use, 40 ct
Stafiord‘s Glue, «'Olnvs in hottls
or tube, 10 ct:
Note Books, many si'zcs.
10, 20, 25 and 30 cf~
Pencil Boxes, assorted. contain
ing pencils, pens. rulcrs. C011.
pages. ctc.. 35, 5O cts. and $1.0;
School Pads,
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Tops for Fancy Bags
Metal, celluloid; For Beaded M‘
amount colors and A wonderful as-
m as taste (le— sortment of colored
Hose Supper:
for Childre.
A supporter
hangsfrom the siw
wands. beads put up in little . 'del' and 71";llllll"!
. $1.00 to $2.50 bottles. They are the waisi' down.
ready to aPPlY r-to de- strain on any 3'
on canvas or » -
_ of the bod).
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