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'i-t ‘ttzitvh. t‘ommandinz
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:.. l mzzttl six or right
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'.i'-o-ll tl‘ll(l'1'_4'
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«Mont-l.
t‘ltattak and l llil\t‘ been
t : m tilt-('lit'tl up and the
l late a regimental
.vtt .l'ltl a couple of “("4
:',.- join my We at:- (‘Ullli.lL’
. .ttllillui} l landed 't‘hursda)
' t‘ns..~'.-t‘ttnople with .~'- \t-tal
rs tt'ttm the :~H'.lillt'. and
all ranking
.wlt
.tttio
it: in. tp'tl >llPtll_
t-l !i\t'. l'o-ta is built on a >ort
i .llltl ~\ou mux‘t u-itltt-r climl
I . nu-vp ~tt-ps or path l\‘~lt'l' the dis
.!.- 4-
._ . \' 1
i
I-l‘t' ot' the two raharets and .~pt'nt tho
. _. :IIilL' l'rtt-t-s were exothttztni.
:trt-ttt‘tti ill" road the trolley fol-
\..- Arll' into the "Winter i’alat-e."
:I
>tuall cup of l‘tlfrl'l' vo;.t .Iti pinstrns. a
tton and'looked as though it had been
carved from ivory. It was simply be-
yond description.
Vt'ent to lunch with Com. Tod on the
yScorpian and met his officers. one, a
thieut. lice-ts knows Gladys Lane of
\V‘Vilton quite Well. He is the secon
tone I havo met on this trip who
tknows iteople I know in the States.
‘ That attt-rnoon I \yent to tea at
titr. Freros and ”hit! I met a Mrs.
lBut'minp: and her daughter who invit-
led us to tea the following day at the
i’era Palace.
“'0 had dinner at the Tokatlian with
j]‘.t"."|1lfl‘_' a Ligl‘olfillt'l ‘a Mr. King from South Carolina. who:
we took on about .lives at Samaoun and is in the tohac-Jound root. here. because
Eco business. His \vit't‘. a (‘rtet-k girl.
.is very pretty and speaks English
int-ll. They have a line orchestra
'lhcre and they played a rag time or
;two that lfiittlt' me uneasy in my (fllalli‘.
\\‘t‘tlt to the (lllllt' . at !l:Z’.tt and ran into
t‘apt. Arletta. 1»- Italian navy at—
.tat'ht- whom 1 Ln ~ Well Athens.
.l on the (hand tun tit. i'o-.';tnd also an t‘xrliitli‘ii“ l‘l‘llFlll at cm”
alter stunt»
.2t-tt'.":‘. it llll tit" (Ltt‘tt .tllt'3'51‘ll‘lim
‘ A“ M “mm“ sit‘l't» “mama.” in day told the it lasted until tum. Idid.
Had a niz-t' t.ut lntt l'-tllit' home
lzltti. though an Ullit't'l' I tut-t next
”Jill-Ill.
'n't have my pistol With me and when
i l \Ias ltlllnL' my nay thtottuh a
.‘t'liw. dark alloy. l “undo-ted it I would
fool the bullet before i ht-ard the re-
port, or \ lt-t- vorsa if a. ’l‘tirk was short
of t‘tntti.~ and happened to be lying in
> a tloornay. i got home with a whole
'>kin but t':tu:hl a cold.
The next day was Sunday. “'9 left
Ill! 1'-
1
l runnummnnt. March :9. ‘tot.
.by a. "i‘iippant. attitude"
gand those placed in authority.
in an address here recently.
“The liolshevik movement.
thoughtless
iremarks are made about the men We'
'have st-iwted or appo’nteti to public
others. if these people don't. like
President of the l'nit-d States. or if
1they cannot show him the respect to
'Iwhit-h his position entities hint, lei
thcm move on."
terson.
"Although i am a republican,” .~a;d
tho Judge. "1 heartily approu- of many
or the things which President \\'il:on
elects-d by the sovereign people
Should he supported by all loyal Am-
eticans during his term of ollice. ()t'
‘ccutsc. \u tune a right, to discuss mat-
ters affecting our welfare. but
does not mean that we should attatk
those who differ with us."
“If those who came here because
:tbey' could not tolerate conditions.
-their own country find that our ways
Holt notation“ '
,5 ts ENtllilJilAliEIii
has '
continued Judge Pat-
is trying to do for the country. He Was‘
and .
that‘
in.
the;
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~~ wetsen
It is made of steel throughout which is covered with pure
white enamel making it the strongest, latest. most sanitary
. and most satisfactory article of its kind now on the market.
; I'm arm oumv aural cannons
Always give satisfaction. We have them in all sizes and
shapes with either porcelain, enamel or galvanized lining.
RAYMOND & SON
thl and High Sb.
a. .shevistn- in this t-ttttn'ry is encouraged , ,
toward luv; '
accord- I .
ting to Judge .iohn .\l. Patterson. of the .
ii‘hiiadelphia Court of Common Pleas”;
theBest Kitchen“ Cabinet = ,
' it goalie?
0! all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable (Jo-panics
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
.l. M. Layton & 00., Inc.
I “II-ROAD AVENUI
com 303W“ 00".
NEW MODELS IN
Men’s Oxfords
All of the latest lasts and leathers. includinir
many novelties. are here and are sure to anneal to
every man who is looking for something suitable
for Springtime.
High Grade Hosiery to Match
”THE NEW SCIENCF
DEFINITION CF CHlRGPRAfinG
lcause of 'be fluo- u r? the an of
fodjustm: 1. t r('-.‘* - Atwsr‘ ll-t cannon
.by a watch. "2.9. ... -; :am in tho
that. Ewn .' m; .2 childhood. it
tomato: plb.“|ta D(Y"":' and pain in
later life L. the rift-mat organ:- and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the count oi
disease and pain. health is restored
:through harmonizing the nerve as.»
item: in your body. Female trouble!
'given special attention; also run.
lure of the spine. You will never rr-
lutlilt‘ ot’ in l‘l' 7-H. and a “llit‘ktgl‘ and from tht- “inimifiy in a machine and spot giving the Chfmpmtornchanco
‘ Mala tltt .\ l'lil.<ill' at par i~. \‘tillll ll 'tllt‘lltll‘tl the tum tal of a Mrs. Ander-p‘houm b“ :stlPCWd :11an i"’“‘." Pro“? ”1191, m .
,. ., t~.-nt- Stun-mt «hawk Liilh mm: and ‘son at Robert (‘olio-ut- up the Bosphor-I“0‘T“N an 1.1911 ' are S 8 13““ i n. "g“; Tum” (3w... Aloe.
., t“. ' tlan It! on the >l;t:t-. and a I'Ulli'lt’ ”Nil us. She Was thi- \\'it't- of a fornterrwai' 0f I'FmU‘i'mK ”mm-u ‘ -—--— U
“ ”In“ t xtt-hltl :.\.-.tt- wt-rt- German or .\tt:~'- ptt‘sido-nt at the college i believe/Tho! ._ >__ _ u_.,,,_—.f ‘ T FRANCIS n C
ttzttt Tip-j; lll'Ll-lll thtowtnu paper liospitorua was very picturesque ati h“ ' ' i ‘ , .
.1 ”mam. ta atmtntt llli' hall after a this point and the lilack Sea is just V EALLY & BRACKEN ”mu "‘ “
.t...t.. and the plant “as soon full of int't‘ a range of low hills. Looked the! 1 - _ u 2M0... "3"," 3.3:, 83,030
, -l.> m \\’-- left at i” I‘M, as tht- Bt‘iti:-h tolleze over and came back to town,i Hot ‘N’ t f ,_*__ ' ,
1-”th ,, h.t'.t~ tti‘tli'l't'tl all ('ahart-ts closed from where I went to lunch in the; a er 0r .1 WM 'M m m ~ WOOS'I'ER
' in,” with... A man was shot there ‘ward room of the Scorpion and had a.‘ . A’ M‘
.t I. r. tt'.-itt~ :I‘.‘_li “'4‘ :01 but'k l0 tllt" .grpat tin“), Thprn is nothing like An}. Sle Headaches Amw AT LAW
.ii .-Ii |1;‘_l:i pawl“: a couple British ericans to keep things moving. ' T — i __.- “- Lgtc Exmmlncf U.I. 'ntcnt OM
nut t'llt' t‘t-t-nt-tt uarshitm nlongsidc‘, Went to tea in the afternoon at the' . — "' — '
.':t-it.'.lc-:l t 'ltl. \\'- all ' . _
......‘. j, ’fi._',"_,,‘,‘,,.jf ,f;"‘,,,:.‘,’.,‘. m..- ;,and_ 31331235til'lng‘filfifggJfl?.1231:fo; Ton; why ovoryono should drink Anyonr valuablu. potion and neuritic. properly pro- PA I ' E N I S
it: out: :\ that all foreigners go ior but; turned it down. He speaks firsz'mbphuwl“ med? 83" m 5 ”I W 30!, Root. '0 can ’10- :mdlornmklnaoP-tenn
. t \n- .~ 1 '» '.‘hot. : g . . —- , ' . on mum . - »-- -- «ac-w- m
1,!:‘jt‘ut‘t‘tvtrtunt st..\n.t..l::t“db‘u't‘ “1:10“: 2:31:31; :ntall}. m2“; 3?] ”2933;123:232 ride you with one forth. wall sum of “.00 pct It". in our '- y___ " “ -
i now \‘.lt..l happ. lit‘tl. The next morn- again that all Turkish women are Headache of any kind is caused in mOdem 8“. Wt v‘m w. Win .1” m u “m a
.‘t; t ;,1ttl out bright and early and far. There i met Yanko Bey an ex-t ' - . * ' UR m .n
.- vat ;.. our llilllmsay. I was the first mayor of the city who invited nw.auto intoxication—which moans self- your may Bomb “mulm-K’“ am i ran. Y0 A
.ttmy othH-t' they had Sven since the hunting and said he would give. a'poiaontng. Liver and bowel poisons “an FM mm WHOL-
\sili lwuan and they were tickled to dance when l catne back, iw‘ed Mill“. bucked "no the bld’od. 0|. 8‘ D. , '3‘ W. ‘ W out. P" M' “on P G’
: I H-m'flm‘l‘}; ‘ 331'," ,Yl‘gnnfiox‘qglfifiw '3 :- 2:311:35" :‘0‘1- N,” “etcktgntfinilgrfthrough the lymph ducts, excite the Opt a chafing command parvourbillahychcch. mo, AUTO TOPS AID
‘ ' , ‘ - - o L w om me . '_ , . ‘
t-lvrlta could see a real uniform. The ma, 9",an at the Constantinopiwheart which pumps the blood so fart m0 TRY
., t-lllt'n t'ort-t- stayed there on duty dur- Club. and a fair meal for four set mo. that it consents in the smaller arteries, e a
”W ”m m" ‘.“”" l ”Wt “WY“! French back over 600 piaatres with the tip. and veins 0! the head producing vioi i y ti" an
""tl “Wis“ ‘llllt't‘ispeml’? I had been (iood night. Called for a few minutes, tom, throbbing pain and dim, call-'1 ‘ N. S. DI PAIJMA.
‘ . tn llll' street a halt hour so I felt. at at the. home of a wealthy Armenian ed headache You become nervous . . ,
“ _ I ‘ hunt.- at' once. ' ‘ ‘ .. d 'whom we had met. at the club and de G ‘ hick “we,” d 1 or" .011“! lonnlk. Conn. ‘ 3300! 31-,
‘ “W" _ “i" ‘ 1”“: "' M“?fl:“;:fl$‘t’h“3§:‘ then I went. back with Com. Tod and “89°” en ' la. ’ d '1'“ I: 3 ‘i
. 1...» ~ tor a room or me a l ' s . - ‘sle t on the Scor ion. -a 9 your men Iour an 8 mos nuu-t . .Ix
”.”“““" b?" I,""“”“ 3'51? “Zr-‘3 “23- you may lltinkpthis was a pit-asum'seatc you. Then you resort to ocean-ii? - . . a.“ yr, - i 2-1. IE 57." IOIW
“"‘n "‘5 h” m “ H ”H m J r ‘ ‘trip. but it wasnt. i got up the mix: itide, aspirin or the bromide: which! “‘ ‘“ "" i
'llt
H "H d and ht- slept in his cabin. on the l'. S.
.1 an-i "”1 S St-ti.'pitit1tit:tt had been interned
1"! 1t "“3" thnto- train-z tilt» u..r \l'ho-n l arriv
hug. at»: no“ or! at 'lm l"ttt):t~::_\' I found a l'. S.
"i' ”WM,- tilt»; on gll'll'l at the gait-- lie pre-
~t=u..: -tm~ “till it ~nap and a. gun
”' '7': I \ ..tttoti i-v :-' a attanule hold
1 '7..".'l "t‘\il lt»:i..tt;- int ~‘\t'|io'lll(‘lli hut
'. 1- it isn't ti-mt- in the army.
Who-n l (‘t'lilt-tl at lirttish it. 0. ('ol.
at. .".l.t]:‘\ ltil'l luv it. lll'tlll in it) till:
.‘I'v‘illv\!! l‘jiillmr‘) - ; the Ministers
i:-- '2'th :ttl .\:~It titan l tlitl SO itlltl
‘ ‘ "" Mt: :t t"-.t_<:tttl -it;.t .lllll >ht- invited
‘ ‘ 'i :m- to a dance she \\a- airing the fol-
'. .. 'mxtw: ltizht to the Initish tit-nova]
SH. ' l tuttnd t‘ap' ilalid a natutal-
t' 'i’twi. ill tht- Fit-tit h army whom I
. not law rltl’i'l’; lint invited me to a
"' ml'l: than»; .t’ ilw 'l'olt-ttlian. rhe. 111(th
um:- u. tt->?.tut:t:tt in the East. There
l m" a 'i‘tttk _itii'iil.t|i~l who “as very
"'I tn‘n‘tttt-ti (DH tttii'ittiuns (llltl “'hO
t1' litt' to .-:t_\' i 1-..tv no fork" in
'I":i'r<t>t. to \\it' t‘l‘aiti Yuk. That it“.
. , “outta tilt" in Turkish it
l\‘ .ttt ulml 't'lt' |;tt"‘ ht‘l\\"'t'l‘l till
It. and .t liltltti-l hut: after
=.:-i cont- throuuh .t pool of ink.
’i"illt*i the “hill“ party Went
11rd to? it look tor t'.\t'ilt'nl(’ill bulvr
'llt ‘,- t= will“: i.- tmfilit- (‘allr-tl
t:‘. :t \lt'i‘l‘i‘tlIS “till a. Turk
.t: l tux-k me to Stztttthoui, where
. t;.~~r St. Sophia. the mosque
1 and also Sillt‘llll‘nl. The sec-
.ln» lil'rl but u-;.. .t-ry ditty :H
m-tt u-t~tl as hartat'ks. They
.. I til ~appotnltn..ly dirty for that
In! St. Sophia cannot compare <
~ l’t'tt'l‘s at Romv i noticed
"illill' thin: about it. It, was
41,. built by litt- t'itristiaus and
mi point toward Mow-ca. St) when
hit: took ll they moved the al-
vlm right in the semi-circular
and the prayer rugs on the {loot
3.:i'l on the bias to correspond.
to; Bazaar was interesting: but‘
~31 .. quiru peeks. to go through
.:.. 11y. }
\‘.'.m through the Seraglio gardens
Ural thv Museum 01 Art. 'I saw some
' wonderful marble work. «specially the‘
-) Sartophyus of Alexander the Great »'- ‘-
‘% (’t it was tn almost. pertect condt-I
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Men’s Shoes ‘
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I//;‘In soft kid and semceable calf-
;/; .
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Also dressy patents, button or
-/
,2 lace.
c; .
Z. Dressing the feet properly __1_s the
'Z . .
// first step 111 being well dressed. . l,
'W'. ,.zi» '2 _ 'L
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Elwood & Glover
m %‘ new. 4:” ts~ t; .1"! .
”and sum .. . .
i didnt Want to bother (‘OL
t'otnmander Tod
at the Embassy
tntstdkt'.
t lianhttry
l inane-l lllt‘ his tootu
again so
morning and had breakfast on board
served by a Philippine “boy" consist.
ing of two soft boiled eggs. toast. fruit
and perfect coffee and cream and 11b
the other two meals I had on board I ;
ale real honest-to—goodneas pie. When'
i saw it my mouth and ears becyme,
very near neighbors. i got word last
night that l was to report aboard ship
the following noon. So had to cancel.
a couple engagements. Finished up
the otiioial part of my ttip and tried to i
get a T. Xi. li. for Athens. but none
were going for several days. so decid-T
ed to conu- to Saionica and telegraph. '
The senior naval oliicer. (‘apt. Jons oi'
the Caesar. was very obliging and had
llll' (ireek flag ship signalled for me.
ilad tea on board and found a Capt
Rhodes opposite me at the table. whom
i knew very well at Athens. He gave
me a. lot of gossip. Came aboard.
about six and hero l mu. '
The dog is still asleep in my lap, I‘
had to get up three or four times dur ‘.
ing this letter, but she always follow-k
ed me around and .‘unnped up as soon 5
as i sat down. Land at Saloniea it»:
mot-tow-
Lore to all, {
HORACE.
: or sour. acid stomach, begin the phos<
temporarily relieve but do not rid the
blood of these irritating toxins.
A-glau of hot water with a tea~
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
drunk before breakfast (or awhite,
will not only wash these pofiouo from
your union: and cure you of headache
but will cleanse, purity and freshen
the entire alimentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for 3 annual
pound of limestone phosphate. It. in
Inexpensive. harmless as sugar, and
hlJlOSl. tasteless, except for a nourish,
twinge which is not unpleasant.
if you aren‘t feeling flour beSt. it;
tongue is coated or you wake. up with?
bad taste, tout breath or have coids,‘
indigestion. billiou‘sness. constipation.
phated hot water cure to rid your!
(*th o: toxins and poisons. l
Rt'sttlt's are quick and it is claimedl
that those who continue to flush out;
morning now:- “22* an; mg: 89
the stomach, liver and bowels even-i
know a miserable moment.
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Special Price 390 lb.
We just received a large
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the Loose-Wiles Co.
Lowney’s.
quality. .
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We make our
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quantity. -
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Everybody knows tho. Now
guarantee everytkhc M’WO'
Woman who have looked elsewhere always appreciate
thofullstockaoffiocicrythoynndhcro. Thmiaachoicc
selection of styles in black, white and modilh colors, each rcp-
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mom of Lisle and Cotton Bone, we have an almost limitlcu
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Voile Blouses reduced from $2.00 to ........ $1.39
Bungalow Aprons, plain and with elastic belt . . . . . . . . $1.00
A few sizes left of the Silk and Chamoisotto Gloves . . .. . 500
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