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7 to local conditions.
“say about you ?" “Every line," said Sen-
M “Need For Prcvelta-
tive Work on Milt of
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WASHINGTON. April 8.—-Weigh-
in: or more than 2.0mm babies,”
t or many anew health.
m-m‘wse mothers on the care
d'tloir children. and stimulation of
so keep m in
them adequate
recreation. We med duty by
the children's bmu as sane-of the
results of its children's year cam~
More than 11.000.000 women par-
tiaipted do the activities’oi' the‘yeu.
whiohvsrns images-atoll .hst April 6,
mftlmt anniversary of Muslim’s
declaration “war. it was mm“
‘to cave at least 100.000 of the 300,000
children who die annually by pre-
m diseases.
andztor preventive work on be-
ammonites“ was said to have
hem emphasised by the information
obtained in the test.
Swimming pools. playgrounds and
new leisure-time activities have be-
,wne a part of the play Me of boys
and girls in many communities as a
result of the year. From sixteen
states the establishment of new play-
grounds has been reported.
Forty-three states. New York 'City
and the “District of Columbia are en-
..sadlin a-eanmalsn to prevent «boys
and girls from wing to work before
they have the training they need for
successful and happy lives.
Although chlldrens you is oili-
: giant how-s Mia
.may be prescribed by said commission
. ”.7 I x
_ I‘ i I' ..
Win Muhammad
“WW
Ms, W the owner 014
an automobile used tor public trans
pol-tattoo to show the public utilities
comminlion that public was
and necessity required item
of such a vehicle over-AI. m
route, and conilne the vehicleto mt
specined route.
The bill in question mum
upon which hearings are to be held by
legislative committees during the com-
ing week, and about which will centel
the hippest fight oi the. Wm
sion.
The following'is ‘the taste? the Hill
in question: ‘ —
Section 1. Every person owning a
motor vehicle running upon a molar
routeund cumin; Tisesencerem
'thelterminal or over any Jammie
sax-tier: otauchmute aha radial-«nup-
nlated individual or per capita tare.
shall be cinnamon carrier and subiwt
to such rules and - lions gin re~
spectdo schedules, 'remm anti :ratetus
are prescribed for street arallway com
panics. .
-Sec. 2. Every person owning a
motor vehicle used for the slum
demihed in section 1 wholly‘or partly
upon any highway in the state. shall
be required before operating over such
route to obtain a certificate of public I
convenience and necessity for the op--
eration of the route or vehicle pro
posed to be operated. from the public
utilities commission. in such form as
ailer‘public notice and hearing.
Sec. 2. 'kah holder of such 1. ser-
tiilcate shall cause the some togheearg
ried in the motor vehicle describé’d
therein. Such certificate ”mil -de
scribe the route over which such vall-
cle is permitted to Wound all
be subject to examination on demand
”by any olllcer authorized to serve crim~
inal process or authorised employs or
cislly over, plans are under way in J
mistake to make every year a
children's year. A new consciousness
of the value of the child and his need
{or good health. wholesome play.
adequate schooling. and protection
hem premature work is said to be
indium by laws contemplated by
tbemtes. Theeezinclmie many bills
rm to. moon .of children. {
Theichlld‘ren's bureau has planned
a conference .with foreign experts;
who hove had a. part in the work
done by European countries for the!
.The conference will i
consist of two distinct parts: first Li
a ml! working committee of Ameri-g
can authorities to be invited byt teh
secretary of labor. and members of‘
the bureau stair who will meet .in-
formally with the foreign guests at!
Washington during the week of May-
6; soeand, a series of regional con
ierences in various parts of the coun-
try at which the discussion of .mini-
mum standards can be continued :nn—
der‘locai auspices and with reference
M
’ “Do you read what the newspapers
ntorflorghum. “Agpolitioian who does-
n't read that the newspapers say
Ibout‘lhiurstands no more chance-than
spacial-who tries to'malte up with-
out a“€|fiiking class."—-Waelilngton
.mfi” _s
n ,
accomplishes below. and give
W"
1M. B.
K'YOUR DEALER
:1...
W13.
'tfle motor vehicle department.
0m to emeeflonwlth W. B. Wampum”—
Minibike—add theme-danish at Maintains-rest
More, Bandeau: and Surpllca patterns, in filmy lace afiscts over sillu . ~"
and'mtimgmlsotkhcute butisvcs, dainu til-y trimmed
Bras-ices seconds
:cms W.B. mwmrmd 1
average res. The mic-wowed corset
with" indeed qualities. W Rapeseed.“ term
figures-reduce one to re inches and you look ten to mmpoundalighm.
Sect. 4. The provisions of this act
shall not exempt any person owning
or operating a motor vehicle from com-
prying with the provisions of the gem
ersl 'statutes «deeming the owner
ship registration and operation of
motor vehicles. as defined in the moror
vehicle a'ct.
Sec. 5. Any company town. city.
borough corporation or person aggrlev
ed by any order authorised or de-
ciaion of the public utilities commis-
also may appeal to the Superior sour!
within fifteen days other the tiling or
such order. .authortsaaon or Hdeelsion
but said commission may extend the
time for the filing of such appeal for
not more than fifteen days. The party!
.so appealing shall give a. bond to the.
state. with sufliclent surety for the[
benefit of the advense party. in suclll
sum as said immineton shall it: so;
pay all costs in case he Jails to sue-
tain such appeal.
Sec. 6. Any- person operating a
motor vehicle on any public highway
in the state without complying: with
the provisions of this act. Mull be
lined not less than twentymve doll-rel
nor more than two hundred dollars at '
imprisoned not more than thirty days
Sec. 7. This act shall take. eflectf
June 1. 1919.
-Sentinel Want Advertisements are
sure to brim: the best results obtain
able.
the-ecumrylinishinghushbtbe
vvlth lace and cmbroid- ;
a“, to w. items: Mussfimn- ‘
10R B. PORNO IRASSIERES. l
Ixc.
_ Cm'rmissns.
- Nsw You: - (human ‘ l
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lime to
mail]: is never done."
“ * lamented, nervous, all
ind mr‘hamlly drag
émmnd
magma
"Ives all Wren-down back ached,
MW iksephouse
Such Women Just
- “Mall may work {mm sun to sun. but wompas’s
That’s why women m'
,-stmogthens the digest-we olgans,
. Sleep. mvig
this natural manner creates workipg strength.
“Ewell ”
run down, no appetite,
Wad” Vinol creams a
sthe nets-eased in
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. , Ti ‘ 'Afteraseason of wartime conservation.
l "- ‘ Marauders motbedetanunedbut
IL- "' g ' “.L ”due notice will be given in this space. : I - ‘
Homecraft 'Weelt for .Curtains
mmmmmm by the
yard at moderate prices. It will notlbeaeostly
or extravagant affair to- fuuhiali the windows of
a small house or cottage with an entirely :new
outfit. . . .
Plain iota, conspicuously plain and severe
litthmededges finished with shuplc and
strong lace edge, very, narrow.
Ronni-ace analogue» patterns of deli-
cate work. Simple designs which are very
pleasing.
Cllrtains from 82.50 to $11.00
By the yard, 50 Stil- ‘0 $150 .....
11‘3"; 3°"
.-
Hmrd Mills?"
m weights for men
1 P
Fig and Turkish Paste,
”ml, 1” eta.
Gum Drops, assorted.
. adjustable fanatic.
The home milk-er
Main: near.
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m ‘
gifts » contain ' many
‘auottosand omgrams‘
"written thy Steven-
son, mg, Van
We and Emerson.
Main floor. front.
Ear 2mm
'Any woman would
doe glad of such a
dainty «thing for her
most intimate com. ‘
' portion. ,
’Haud conducted of ‘
silk in lavend er, nose, '
pink ....or blue, 'Jhned'
with silk, the tiny
puff melosed.
A Sin: .flnveldpe
with cllamois lined
puff pocket, a tiny
mirror to accompany.
A Shirred Silk
“Pouch of lovely color-
ing with a mirror in
the bottom.
Your choice Nets.
‘fie cumin-t of
- ”I let
- «The almost smell
32(1ch gaihbred from
'an herb garden. Tall
Tests, high neck, long 0r short sleeves “35kg “f . .
Dutch neck, elbow sleeve} 3 lauds Vie
low neck. short sleeves or sleeveless do Larande
Pants and Tights, knee or ankle lengths. mlish'ength, most
' Regular sizes, 85 cts. R 3%“
1“ .xtra sixes, $1400 Niel Section.
mm Rain floor.
a .
low peck, short sleeves or sleeveless, knee 3..“
length ' A new and hand-
low neck, sleeveless, wide knee with seal- . some edition of on.
. lop finish Amethyst Ring" by
" /' Regular sizes; ‘1” 3“” “if“ no" Anatole France. It is
v - ‘ sent out by John
, A Lane of The Bodlcy
‘ ' . % Head and beautifully
; ‘ _, mm - Grinds PM“ printed. ,
‘ *ii‘fitenrhlal . on Ayn“ m 125cm in lb $2.00
nafiikatidufimhrlc. }¢:lly Gum Drops, um» by $3“-
‘ These ‘ “are. we; *3“ '0‘“ nor Porter, .131.”
' madam with ‘3‘“ W 7° “‘ t'fiW” of
the Arrowhead
-":Rsnell,the.mest in-
, . - . . p!"- ,_ 7 sects. toasting woman in
Wm H, ‘ , ‘ Withers Milk Chocolate. . preach. t *imericm‘l fic-
25' 35mm“ . a cake, ‘ 10 Ct!- tion. “ $1.50
- ‘Notion Stock. Kain floor.
* P ‘ A light weight Jersey Cloth 111 soft finlsli, '
omen
pususllul save when
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All Wool Jersey Cloth
" Foslo'nn approves Jersey, Cloth‘ for ’ ‘.
reasons. It is'a willing fabric and goes as i
should, or as directed. It also keeps its wearer, 7
in the drigllt and narrow way she‘ wishes to ‘ “
aflectthis season hor-anse it hangs in clinglng
fOldQ. . l
9
suitable for spring and summer wear is shownin
-a line of choice colorings. Pekin and Tofire blue,
taupe, navy, « who and putty.
til. 1...
It is 54 indieg Mlle.
Dress Goods Section. third floor. .‘
A Basket from China
'” . Theflhinese are noted for theirexpert weav-
ing of baskets and have sent over some artistic
minions, all sizes and shapes, plain and fancy.
For carrying embroidery, crochet or shopping
these will be welcomed as a change from the too.
familiar cretnnne bag.
Closely woven natural colored ‘llaskcts, Oral
and. square, some in fancy patterns, all fitted
"with covers. ‘ summon to $2.50
Splints in dark colors, covers ornamented
with imitation jade rings in gay colors, long silk~
en .i'aesels of brilliant hue and large beads.
$2.00 to $3.00
YIat Baskets, strong and durable. of a right;
size to carry tucked under the arm. 75 cts. up.
Deapmm with handles, closely wovml
Splint with bright red. green and yellow handles.
$1.00 and $1.50
. Imitation Sli‘leDake with cretonne tops
fitted with cord. 29 etc. each.
Work Baskets with silk linings, fitted with
tail cushion and needlebook, 75 cts. to $1.50
’ Sweet Grass Baskets, 3 full assortment in
all sizes, :65 cts.
Main floor. north ail-lo.
French "Kid Gloves
Trefouase, the name famous for many years
is approved by well dressedmcn who choose
their gloves with care. In gray and tan, three
shades of each, pique sewn and with twofoned
stitching on backs.
$3.50
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