_-. . .... _ ....--_-. my... _ . .d..-_.__._.-.-.._.-. J. m... _.......__...~_.._-_..
. Do you know Happy Jack? m but”! that name n tannin! rtnzz—
_-rneyondo. torheis theehlldren‘spnd ls unedhnmtnmw
imamrm; but that need autumn-mallow”
I.” my {romp from hewmlng 3 :dm
floppy Jnck member. (or even Presl‘ . Happy Just Mutual ls seen outed
lent Wilson is one and proud d! the at a table to the panel on the {rod}
fiatlncuon ’of the b:;.: ., (.1113. He has :1 'lhrttt, 0‘?
“r ambush-Manual_
‘0' or unusual. eon-din
dlenlnnznnzeanamliinl."thelntrepid
end from this we have some interest-
Insdetnflsotthoutunl Ween
world. .
The, people of the blind mid!"
hos hurled. according to this journal.
Here follow his precise words:
to our huly faith by gentle means than
hy force I presented them with some
redrawnnd stdngnofheIhtowear
upon the neck and many other trim-s
a! smnll value. wherewith they were
murh delighted and become wonder
lolly attached to on.”
Wed to him to be Very poor be-
film they went Mt mid. He
young. none being nbore thlrty yenrx
and nhort. straight hole.
of the opinlan that they would make
good mutations. (as they appeared to
have no rellnon n! nll.
. ‘- anpy Jack is represented by a in front at him. and a couple of trhf y
" ‘eyed miflel with the cutest olglellow9 nre climbing the ladder 0
I'd coal. and the wise sayings he‘add their mite. while other Hameé
' forth 8" worth heedtnz. He is Jack: are scurrying through the tonal
established in the New England in the same direction-
wha'e beeldnn teaching LhrtILé TM: in the spir1t_ of the Happy Jach‘
' flick lo his specialty. he dispenses a'clnbs In the 91 hool reterrod (0.1152
spirit that is lntectloni V ‘each pupil jot 119 a squirrel is. adamf
‘ Tim W. Burgess. author at the to the ptctnre bearing the initials of;
’ Column Stories which Ire the delight the new member. .
some young folk: is the creator of Mr Chase wrltes: “Our children:
gm Joel and be lent the above hnye enjoyed your Happy Jack Thrlln
m to the War Savings Dins- Club very much. and the plan has fl";
{.7 In Boston Mr. Burgess received sultul in the saving of hundreds»!;
I from Hr. Chace the superintendent dollars in Thnt: and War Savings;
_"”" Bfiools of Beverly Mass It, was stamps. which otherwlse would have:
KW by sts Lucy Lnroomm- been more or less wuted.’
. ‘1:
‘7‘
u
TWO PATRIOTK: CHILDREN
A Salvage Play.
By Gusr-ie Green. 10 years, Ever
rtt School, Boston.
Characters: .
Fa:her__—___——.Jr. Franklin
"outer \lrn Franklin;
C: 1J..ren.____.__———Exni13. Benjamin
In»: ten. -
“WING AND HAVING.
A,
-- 3‘! Old Fable Applied to Present
. E Conditions.
[ Save and have'
Member the story of the not and
'_¢rnehopper? The out worked an
j“. The end of each day found
, “In with a little more added to what
:32 had the day before The guns
_hnpper danced and sang and fiddled,
J 1
.hh Lime nway Winter come: the am 1'
find plenty. The‘ grasshopper had Benjamln —Mother. Emily and l;
genome; he had ‘no! saved. He wont have been thinking at a Dian
53’ the an: and asked for help. Said Moth h'er~—\Khat is it? I hope you ‘gre
not been up to mischief.
Emily-We‘re going to dean the
attic and cellar. “(I sell the WI [0-12
rush
:.-.omer—~th wise chfidrm :3
3:1: w papa will be pleased. ,
l‘a pa (coming home from work»—
\' 2:: are 9:934 (aces so flushed?
Emily—0h. daddy! Did you be"
about our new plan? VVe‘re going to-
clean the use and cellar and ex .'
hange the c ‘J thongs to: money
Father—“hat pm you going to do
with the money?“
Emily-We re 1;“ to divide it;
\Yith belt of :he money we re gong lot
:0: Thrift Stamps and with the uteri
fie 311:: "W'hile I worked you tooled
.yyour time away. You can dance now
. .~' all I we'
- 5 Are you an ant-person or a grasshup
z. bet-person? Some time are you 3017!:
. ,0. have to ask for help and will 9cm;-
.me tell you to dance; or will you it»
. L. independent?
' 4 It you save now. you'll hove late.-
--. bet the end at every wool Sh!
.ore Thrift Stamps on your «rd. ‘At
.n‘end of every month he ‘ble‘tu'
“w more War Savings s:.:::;...;....—:
.d gnu Tyonr certtnate Buy 19191 WE:
twinge Stamps. Lend your money
3 b‘ the Government at [our per cent
Wt. compounded quarterly. and-
.-
f:* it W'- . halt we're going to get set-:23 and;
’f Tale Stock °l yourselz' Whnt "9 , plant a. garden. Isn't that right. Ben-
; run worth? Will next New Year‘s lamin’ ,
tiny find you worth more or less?!
,5} 'hich will you he; an not or a. gran-av
"7. ginpper?
" . Save nnd have!
Benjamin~Tes Emil" 53. you for:
1‘0! to AEJ hm: “.31“: 37‘. 3:53;; '0:
do with the flowers and vegetables
Emi-Fr‘f’t't’hap: ,0“ an guess,
7&- -—-—-.—-—-—.— prapa what we'll do with them.
‘2 mar mm an i “other—l never did see such chil-
~4- BT idren' . Wasn . that a good ida"!
Father-When dld You 3|! they
were go: 11:; to beta?
M other—Tom arrow. -
(After. School) .
simmer my sister Benjamin—«Emily where are you?
Eml._. -l’m up 111 the nttic. Ban
,,M account of the baby. I asked yog finished your work?
4 tort!) might tnlte care of him. “Yea. Bengamsn~¥o l have lost b18311-
..«~m can take are of hm‘ Sk~m its hard work'
Yaonhewemlntmnndltookcnre Emily—O. don'tsayltlohudwut
> _;hebn.hy. mbaywasvlerysood 151121;:
. (or a while. But halt an hour later (The (:1; Edren lay aside all the things'
a.“ lot. cross. Seeing how cross be they ate gojng to sell Mrs Frankliav
" I put him to also. I started to frequemly coming in to‘ee how they,
. when-my-‘nistereune in. r-Bho are getting along.) 3
noted the where the baby was. I said. may—0 Ben. Bent Look what, .
got cross on I put him to sleep." ["9 tonal (Benjamin hurriedly renal
sister was delighted that he was up the attic stairs.)
far he didn‘t like to sleep In Benjamin—That: the silver hence-1
monsoon. 9e are me twenty- it an nether was looking tor two?
“embrummothin. flown.“ :
we struck tour and I had to so; Entry—.1'mmtonrprieeher.
Whenlpnssed hyt‘heposx- .ChMmpheethethinuhth";
1“nets-aidtornysel.’ "Iam xoingto Let andaflth" my man)
_i'ljhrfltStnmp. ldontknow nelunk tun—Wen. wen. Idol
1“ twenty-Ive cents will do. but; CL...” mlmknmgml
”Maximum them." So udflteenm
We the pnetadlee and noted} min—won't teacher new: I
wmmm Sana-re me: m—mySmlzhwm‘tUBMS'
mm“ me M‘ 9'57““: 3° 1 mmmrehecanselmfiymem"
m‘msm'mmwnmSumps. Mother, ”mm-I
tom—your other brnoolnt. ' :
Mother—l can my led you. how
Ingtoynntorfindingmy
Met. You may remem-
50’ cents reward for then
By Both BLnk William Lloyd
= " Garrison School Boston-
{10 rears old. }
r'nne day last
(if
yo! air
—————-
3 Hitherto Wane linen-tit lift: out.
momma-ween ;
the War In Over.
Prep-red Dy the omen a-m Depart-
ment at Wuhan.) '
Corn tubs—a :reat waste ptudm‘l in
the «urn?! greatest Porn [updating
nation—hare been made to yield adv.
tot-sire gum and other ’noet'nl rule»
stunt-es in quantum random to tom .
lbl' mark as of n profitable and lmpor '
tam lhl‘lt‘ll'y.
ln additlon to ItM‘. .nm. expert- 5
menu hare Winn-d «Hum. Ind 3
glut-one. both of which how! many can -
menial new. The glucose so produrrd
crystilllzm well. and lt In believed one ;
he not-d in the some ways as crystal ‘
line :iuvnse {mm sturrh. name '
turt- 01 alcohol by the fermentation of
corn rah glucose awe.“ 1311(1ka
sulphuric arid ls «attainable
, rhmply.
'l‘n ntfllze rvrn volt. trimmerrlnlly n '
large nrul cast! \pl: ant would he ante-II
arr and the Mum of rhelnlstry ot
the tub-ml dqmrtmmt ct mil-allure
does not no)?“ any W or tin
sort in wartime.
ll
New Gem-ton Drrng Prone-I. .
The uemlhql Knuth—kn method. I
new means of drying «gm. tron juice
and MM. has tun-n drmonflrule‘ be
fore dro- fond: :ulhcaritlm In Berlin and
rmmd worth exploiting to n lane a
tent. The Ilr yin: 5+ dune la n large
lmn agar-det- five melt-rs tn diameter
In wlmlt a palr nfdtlg metal wings are
qnérkl) rmzz'h. driven hy n steam
turl.l:1c~.-Tho fluid is lashed to but! 1:
and dried by the old of a bot current -,
that is continually pewd ‘
thong}: the. all-oer. The dried prod ;
C
imletofieformofanhlrn
will keep for n lung that nod gt: t
amt eeonumlcnlly tl'lfl’fimrtfll.‘ . no 5
(dm2 13"
e l ‘
dried W5 go through
prov-en and are «firm-fig 9‘
plffl'lfnrlt. '
Rev William Heroes Lower. pastor}
at the Holy Trtnlty ”mun;
Jun-eh of Loan. Pmladelphln. recent l
f ly awn-m hls mention m on n
tum near Wine. Pm. and
sent a teem-1:9 to his «111th
urn»: rt.» nhle-hnefied mle‘ matinee-i
9." help tanner: lr rest thelr MEIR.
“If we can thmh min to the
field” we: hie mgr mm to
flu.- mm Bulletin. ”we a.
thrash m M II the hem-liar
teem-boil» ls than!“ rem! our?
W" A—l’nltrd 8:: tee m
m Sartre Win. ~
Walkman.
W13“
2
11:33:91 It it pram Jlfl’il,
ml that .110 hair-rt- h ”'2
133ml .‘" —
pumlothhtrstmeto America.
surrounding the discovery of the new :
way mllected together when Comm- ~
'As 1 saw that they were '1‘?!
friendly to us and melted tl-t they .
mold be meet: more «all: converted g
.N - .. ouc-Ov-<,
Columbus comments that the MP C :
BOth that all the natives he saw were :
andthntnllofthnn hedhephynlqneg
ll: helm-m .
"NY were from the continent and was .
CORN COBS FOUND 0F VALUE
.tor the hated: at tbs cc-ur-ittmos '4
nm .Ce-ltflfifin? " r‘mjg
$.38“
w
dresses.
A remarkable offering.
Finelepllyrcflnn
In American manufactory,
good wave in a varied assort-
mentotchecltgplaids
zsh'ipcs.
sauna-5a.,
50Ct$.nyud.
f
TE: fashion for fine gingham
Irrerzrows lea. lts smoth-
neg; and mm waxing
Qualities make it popular with
luslblc men. The fact that
It washes well and wears season
after season makes it desirable
hr arm wmed for hard use.
Nothing}: better for childrat’s_
from
a
and
Printed Organdtes
Sheer, crisp white organelle covered with small,
loll photos in dainty colors, pink, pale blue, Copcm
lager: and heli‘otrope.
Unusually good quality. 40 inches. wide,
”flayed.
Third floor.
The Flouncing of Net
.ny Ire hacked or rolled
r— .. q p-
. . EM
1:533“
tween is a matter of choice.
one’ s flouncc has
"aw widcomkswithmll clusters be-
a deep hem and
Also tmy ruffles find)
shined are seen on some flounces. -
White or black, 40 inches,
$3.00, $3.50 to $4.75
Baptism 24 and 40 inches.
$1.00 to 331”
Same here bandings
Painted
(IN-menthol“ be forwarded to Wel-
come Cmmlttee. 23 Wow: amt.
Wk).
numttmmmmm
at all men from Them and
Wiltonwhohnveheenlnnen‘ioeand
hasebeendtrchnrzed. {from name
does not amt. sendtttn tome
Welcome Commune o! the Red Cross,
awausmgmcuepnm
1430 It you «know someone can
whose name has notheenpnhltshodln
Mflmmmmm 1316.
W have an m «jittmz‘
”mumutheymaemahyg
fine men themselves. or wit-heir
m
11.9,unnitzee ecu-u
cite roe:- help. Remember. this roll;
is no; 0.“:- a .3554..- :rfe. A. v‘f. :
the Claim;
in» ottoeotthe?
mdéhntrlmnuégga.
du-
refit-9mg 5:503!
‘m‘
’
WW-
:39 1315:?“ mn.mm
, moan-t.“ fat}
I in; .Bam--.cmm
MW'“
to match.
Pendants
'n~_n-.&sr.u.
nun-590nm. . _ . j
z .
Presem‘ 'ng Time '
Ned any of he?
Every housekeeper realizes the necessity of being
properly equipped with every artkle which will hc‘p
to bring her canning up to the "bluc ribbon" m 1k.
The following found in the Read batf7flf'ff,
m with low handles. nlumtnum, 90 cm,
white enamel, 85 cu».
Wooden Spoons. lung handlce. 00 ctl.
Large Cohadm, wlntc enamel, blue tints n._
and handles. 31.“
Kniven, steel Madam. 1100’s.“ handle‘, 6” cu.
alttztzztzufi‘. handle“. 35 etc.
Ladle; white 613'?“ .1. blue trzmmzrg, ‘0 ct».
Reasoning Cups of alumirut. '5 cm.
Fruit Jar Filler and Strainer combined.
aluminum. ‘ 4‘ cry
Pineapple Eyes, 10 Int! 25 CY“.
“Kleen-Kup" fine wood fibre cups for
holding ferns. jellie~ ard mar ”alariee Made
wrth cmers most sari: " .471 and rte-dew: in (very
way.
- One dozen fr. box, (C .
Faring Knives. 25 cm.
Wenghing Scale: with scoop. 83.
without scant). . $2.75
Funnels made of :.lu:~:i:tmn. 50 ‘L
This 1': 'l'='.;‘. a port-Ta: ‘31:
Bw:.-,,:
The Call for Labels
- will noon be heard
For punts-y use, :. lx'k-k cunei‘ng fii laid: '11:”.
for spices. flavoring e; T‘lt‘tQ. «g-rt'w. breakfast for-éx :v
many others
3! (ts. a he:
Assorted labels for regent-Ins and iron jars.
book. perforated. read} to tear out and apply-
‘1'? '9 1
35 {ts
Ml When 91w
“Presto” Goth
wind shield-
For Wanne- Who Swim
for \no r there are black :3'
D; Private. Home address: 45 Pair-
neu Aye Soon we. l
CAVASAGH. Joanna “mo—4x»!
ell-reed April :3. l9”; m;
beam:sn1pmm.mvy. Home It!-
dnesn: 35 Orchard St. W. 5
Cl: RATELLO ammo—m!
June 27th:
1
3
mafia“: moon‘s maus—
owned 1m 1319- 76m?
.Xews, "a;
ter tarp: Home odor-ens: 55 Sm
on: 8L. m
HAASLE. mm Irri‘md
on $1? 39:9: ’3“! Spence med
ran: Fry: in dilution flame ad-
drex: no So. In: St. Booth 1%
wait.
~..au’-:0\' JOBN- P.—~I}nenrged liar.
inert
c
.m. Drying mum]?! :m- T. 1:: Odd eccentrieg tolors well blended and fanned This .33., 1h: “:53“ 2:112; with French
treatin: about 144 .4 eggs n l'l’ 1r. . > . . g at the h,“ ~- .
be erected shortly in Berlin‘ and: Into crazy-“ts and Kc: fine“: hat}?! 01?me CdeS 0f Shltld ll'g‘t . “7.2:: “”1“ fining at knee “K 4.
nucxmmx. ' f we: an ttcs, or as a m 2 out: on or am ' . .
1' ... ,,_ J m M ax ,, . ) 'nrv mv‘ k;; In“, “‘2— 1:.117. unla: ~ si'ffl
3 War': Far-Fm Quinn. 7 1 -_ Elm - 5m
£ Bessie-n ehnrvhes it Alaska nan 59“ w. ‘ :9'. _ Sizes, a
Bird times malttmt N191: omlt men , . . unwr'm‘. W“ 3‘ a
f since war‘e turmoil In lttxssta flopped ‘ ‘ taxman; m:;.., m... n m‘ .. _ a”: .
; the payment of money by the routine: , . ‘0'
: emu-ch inward the upkeep of www.m-
I away punk-hm. All the riturtloes in: _ , .,.
5 that Irv-titan nre now heln: QW_ q: I.“ 2 ‘2‘. ~ ‘
3 wt;- by their small WMs‘?‘ ‘ ., r, r *7: - - _
1 many nf tho rhehr‘iw- wmmln ntmm- - - m D n m ,
:pnintlnge and jeweled M a ‘g'
In order to NW on’ h s salary. our . - . ll I at
tumubrr at the Roam: rlrrgx. Father. ”M ”W“ ,
A. P. Rx! horarnf'. arr-h print 332;; ‘ AI‘HAPK. HA7~3€Y E.—-D.=kherzrd! 3F“); Ammunition Train.» 00.: S ;- “AM—1:111. (‘N‘AR J Ir, _..{
. charit- a! the Roman?! rm ._ $33-11. 1919: it! T Fun 333 (C35; gang Oflnsnco. Home address: ‘ ,,\ L‘ 35,“, 59:“ R111: ,.~.‘
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for the mom. walk. 2 , ed nu H. 1919: N. 5. Base Howl. YETI‘ERJON JACOB—411:6... My
. - ‘ BOBBAWSKY JCSEPH A: Die tnl. No. l: Serge-m . 1st t lane. Meal S. 19”: I“. S. S. ll’ldlallr. W»
Ro‘wk‘aé‘W- 1m. » cursed 133.12. lat; no. am; at port». Home warm; :5 \\'il- 3rd Close. x. s. x n. r .
The lit-r“ has no mum on m Cm! Boreas. “use. «to: tut. 00.1 in Are. 'xmtan‘t arm. : 5 Grand 8L. Nona .1
HORITZ ERBEST LEONARD—Ills ZARGES. “TWAM l. .1
W Jane-a... "' .1919: I”. S. S. M; Dec 17.1918: (let Artillv 1‘ ' ‘
fll'vhinist late. let Close l‘. R N, F: Ptn‘ave C. A A‘. Hull. ' ‘
Home address: Bowen: St, East Xumh Taylnr A‘vtx. .\‘t~
Sol-talk. fl,
NICHOLS. €11.1le P.—-Dlschn:ged ——An zdvmtisvmem .n (U
June 23.1919: Execution Hospital. Sealing»! rm gonna.“ 1.11., "
x0. 35; Private. lat Clue. medical recultc
Brine-:1. Home address: No. 3 Day ‘ M
St- South Korwnlk ‘— ~— ~--"“
"PHONE JACK-*Dilclnrm Nay ...—/
331;.‘x’3’p33?f':;t.i??;3‘ l‘it‘fli BICY C F
TIRE
dress: 23 Ely Are. South Korwnlk.
emu-nos. Wbisdmrgrd May
3th. 1913:
SPECIAE.
$2.56?
2
7".th Division mad Roz.
(Why 8: Private fled 81ml
WIRANIEI L
Battalion. Home address: Mt. Kis-
nn. Neanrt.
818K 303‘. PATI»—:Dle£!tar;zvd Der
9th 1918; Ordnance: Pruitt. Amy.
Home «Him: 132 (unneeded!
-Mth Rot-welt
WHEY. em 1* Diseha- 1N!
, Jun 38.1919: 183“! Aern Sand
1%; m Close. Axum-L
:In no- Myles. Boone address...
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