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(W I; (nulls That Will AD-
“ {11111 7.0 You
— p-321: Sang. Wells.
"""" cf the Morning.
-. “-Ei‘ Time in the 01d
511:1 I Left Behind
.11 :y Lee. Whit-chill.
‘ T. .. Lad. McCor-
.~. Z Li Ie Fellow.
:L— i L» :cny m P. Boston
m ;~ Mary Orchestra.
7 ‘ . , i
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90.: NELLY
’ 15 So. Main St.
i IUUTE NOBWLL‘.
“-7 m
Ethe weekly coal production has been
‘2
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.z’ .‘hrwalk. and
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Sherwood’s
Center 000 tons a. week. The largest pro-
Killl'UF occur)!
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4 .ntly it tlan was divided among these severul
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. ago. attention
; that 40,000 aliens have given Up their
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lueological Survey on the production
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‘ these reports you will note that the land tan lotion, md complexion beauti-
, production of bituminous
,low production has been lack of de—;a few cents.
on“ from buying in the hope or belief
‘that prices will go down.
Ibelief of the Geological Survey, upon
arm
1
, . ‘fis
use“ meteor production
the first six months of the year. that
that figure (an be ruched.
" It would seem to be sound has“
nose for consumers as distant hum‘
the market athose in Connecticut l
golfinccunéugrte in the near future 1;.
us 0 tuminous coal '
needs of next winter.’ " against the.
GREEN cl.
W‘W‘lfiw
“jam” I'm-n. 4'333 038)
i
u' The tulletzn follows.‘
“In <<..:nection with the publicity
campaign urging the‘immediate pur-
l;-.l-.:-—. 0;" both steam and domestic
.mtl. on the grounds that a coal short-
tgr this winter is anticipated, your
ssociation has endeavored to obtain
au;i.ent.c information on the subject
! which could be placed before members
as undisputed facts. Inquiries were
accordingly made in official quarters
mu .clso of those in position to reflect
11m situation as viewed by the coal
DZOC'JC! rs and dealers. The responses
.«mvcd elicited some statements that
may perhaps be regarded as open in
oven worm.
(
It: Appearance m tho State Canoes!
fr concern. i
All Elect pest, the green clover
"worm, is causing a grea; nest of eon-S,
ment and concern among the homel
eardeners of Haltford, says the Hart-
ford Tynes. This insect in the larvae
stage eeds upon the underside of the
.21
m' . ’r\. mane-a 4..., ,
Weflmv‘i‘ijut received a most
., g...
A mitmte
Wfqrmsndmm . Itinthccooluta
“nimble. lighten and meat furniture made, out!
we obrdinlly invite mspsc' tion.
.muanas, Rooms mfiflllmnm or stuck
pieces. '
; {RAYMOND a: SON .
wan ham 3...
We line of thirties! ‘
" .1 WCE!
“Old-lid: luStrm and
Iclifilc Companies
REM. ESTATE
Infill! Ranches
5.”. nylon & C0" [116.
- s m Am
muons“. om. '
“
untrovelsy. but, leaving all these
. leaves of all varieties of beans, and
aside and condensing to extreme
in many cases after the worm h
-r. may the voluminous information ' ‘ as.
TiCi‘l‘T’d, the following seem entitled been present one or two days, the”
n i:c nest-Jed as established facts: ' plants appears riddled With holes. Part
"Requirements. Estimates of the 0f the ”0.193 “9 911“le through the’
t. 8. Geological Survey place the tissues of the leaves while in manv‘
country’s lequirements of bituminous ‘ ' ' i
won] {m the year 1919 as 500.000.000 :3“ only the “as“ °n the underl
:tons. in addition to stocks carried e is eaten. fearing the upper sur-
over as a result of the mild season face OB‘Y Partly eaten through. 3
.astpvlgttlltego U h d f Examination of the under side of.
“ r do n. 'ptoteenlo the thel v , lscloee
week ending July 19. a total of 240; m “also! the bean will d
.: 525.000 tons of bituminous coal have e M green worm, somewhat um”
I been mined. This is slightly less than "a” ‘0 the “Male worm but smaller-
halt the estimated amount required, These larvae are from ouehslt to one
:though more than half the year has inch ion and about
been consumed in producing this as “an; ' ‘lead .31.r‘e around
amount. Ever since February I. 1919, ‘ , o 1 pencil. A clum-
tertsrlc of this insect is that frequent-
ly when the leaves are bundled it will —
bezin so We 1nd move ground,
and will «ton drop on the leaf. __-
An examination oi“ the work of this“
lnsec: snm'tnnt little “use 11‘
done to the bean itself, but to the.
lounge. Care should she numbed in
19’!ny cpl-87s ou‘bclnsvwhich are;
as snap beans. 0!: m string.
beans. the beet-nM‘ls some.
poison in .s powder {om which can
very much below the weekly produc-
tion tor the some weeks in both 1917
and 1918. To make up the realm-ed
production for the year the miners.
must produce {or the balance of the
year at the rate of more than 11.200.-
duction in any nook oil!!!) to date
was only 10.220.000 tons.
“Shipment. For them:- 1919. up
to July 12. only 3.989.616 Garlands of
bituminous coal were turned out. of
the min producingrreglons. .5 com-
ptred «with 5.299.406 carious shipped
out of the some districts duo-lug the
some period inst your.
"Causes of decreased production.
The weekly reports of bituminous op-
erators to the U. ‘8. Geological Survey
glue the following us the chief causes
of the lack of capacity production:
(1) car shortage; (2) mine disability;
(3) labor shortage: (4) no market.
"During the week ending Ju‘y 12.
an average of 30 per cent. in produc-
pose use either bellow-o or powdered
We oil's-d.
used in shell form. either for linking"
purposes or for suooomh. it wll be
easier to apply a my such as pyrox
'or smote of load. which cont-in sng
arsenic poison. In using either of}.
these, mix s spray It the rote of one
ounce (paste) to one gallon of nter:
causes as follows:
our shortage, 2.9 per cent: labor
shortage, 3.2 per cent.; mine dlsnbil-
ity. 3.6 per cenL; no market, 19.3 per
cent.
"Your attention is especially called
to the fact that ‘no market' is re
sponsible for a larger portion of the
shortage than all other causes com-
bined. Moreover. the percentage of
shortage due to the cause given for
the week ending July 12 is the low
at for several months. This pi}:-
ncmenon is generally ascribed to a
tendency to delay purchasing coal in
the hope of lower prices, which hope
has not been realized.
"in connection with the labor short-
is called to estimates
lead is used to make a liquid sprn)’.
water. Spray very thoroughly the
under sides of the leaves. .
Since the larger part of the crop of
string beans is matured. the dam“
to flatten henns will. in all-probability.
be slight. And although the appear.
anCe of the beans would lead one to
think them badly damaged, no great
Jalarnl need be felt by local goldeners.
_—
Sentinel Wont Ads Are Winners.
jobs in the mines and have left the
United States for their native lands.l
Also. while car shortage has been a.‘
minor factor in the situation thus farj
it is generally predicted that with the
map movements about to begin. more
difficulty in this respect is certain to
be experienced. . _
“Finally, we present herewith the
following statement to this associa-
tion by Philip S. Smith. acting di-
rector. If. S. Geological Survey. and
especially invite attention to the con-
cluding paragraph, thereof: 3
“‘1t has given me pleasure to for-’2
ward to you under another cover re-
cent issues of weekly reports of the
LEMON JUICE '
FOR. FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents—Twit!
MFM‘O'WM‘C-C‘ |
' aqueeze- the mice or c‘o lemons th—
,to a bottle containing three ounces of
‘orcbard white, shake well, and you
and shipment of coal and coke. From have a quarter pint Of the best freckle
b t l bb . e thgoaéndhzsf I tier, at very very small cost.
€91] a :1 0w e 51110
last year. By reference to the ta 5 Your grocer bus the lemons and any
bio
on page 3 of the reports 'you 2%:ng store or toilet counter will sup-
note that (he mammal cause of lelply three ounces of orchard white for
be dusted on thepinnts. hr this pur- -
lnthecnoethntbunsaretobez‘
l:
but if the powder form of "some of
mix one-hut ounce to one gallon of
gmgdmwnmums'
New models in good quality pea-wound gmg' ham—plat“ . MP-
ed and Solid colors. Elastic belts, adjutdblo hens and the
utringb‘eltwhichdramsupfromtbeunt'lersidemultin-the
Millennial-amoral mm “0001mm“
ndboltsmpiped‘withwhiteormtnltingcolor.
Medium, large and extrsmgo................'$1.10to~$2.26
J. I. MALLETTE
I". “I.
.‘MALSES‘
Mhsbmmtmmflnmueuumm
mmwm,mwhmmumm¢hceud
. Hauystylectnnhooetruu.... ........ $1.38
. VofloWfinswithdmymnfiothl-Imm-
mg touch of color on colln' madman; splendid manta.”
Trench Voile Waist; with finish of hand embroidery,
Muir-odds,“ ........... auto-$450
“QMW31nde-cpe outbound-oust
: ”sarcasm”
Omiblorflot Walla. dishesflpocifllypriocd .. 83.88
vi-‘v‘inflVD/Jf RT "Dar/MU ”Vic‘s"
88 wmmn 51'.
We close at 1 p. in. Wednesday: during July and August.
Gh‘rzt“!
Always Something New and
Different at the Baby Shop.
Both lullaby Needs and “Arliimbroidery.
MANTLER’S BABY
SHOP
EMBROIDERY SUPPLIES. ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES.
8 P. O. ARCADE, ”WIT.
1m; NEW ma}
oarlm‘rlou 0F onlnornAc'm
muse ofthodloouc nacho-no:
adjusting the no. Discus in can“
by: wrench. twist ursnmlnxh
bnck. Even if done in childhood. i
create. pinched norm dad pull ll
later life in the diluent organ-
limbo.
(:th m the dunno 3
special W:
turn otthoapinuYouvillucvm-n
gretglving the WMMIM
when”:
! WTmmmalmAiu
‘l'. mum, B. C.
lawmmnmlhoon
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a.
A110“. ‘1 LAW
but. W U... Paul-t m
“new- PM
mocc—
ron um um m
in some, my
mu, ‘010 ton AND
mu!
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mar.
max.
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run I. am
UNDERTAKER
I". on... 1.0-3; Hound m
U ‘MHOGTON CT.
118”“’
an no ””3 5!.”an
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b Tobin:
l. WHITE PINE COMPOUNP
WITH TAR
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m
SPECIAL Porous
No. 2 Nut Coal
Alsofiutondfitovsw
1.. station
3 Rowan 8t. Butlorwnlh
Tel. 441. Tel. 44!
Modern Dentistry:
at moderate prices. including cxtrac-E
tion by the most approved method l
l
,
Massage this uracil!
neck. .
mand. it cannot be established pre-l
' a face.
cisely whether the lack of demundlh‘ag‘ram much into th
artificial teeth with sanitary plates:E
has been due to indiu’erence on the 3 arms and hands each day and see 110'
part of consumers—mainly industria'Ufreckles and blemishes disappear and:
-—to their probable requirements for how clear. soft and rosy-white tbol
the year, to an actual decrease in k' becomes Yes it is harmless “at
' .nts, or to the holding E m ' .
total requlreme never irrita
It is the
the consideration of all data avail
able, that there is little or no likev
iihood .of any recession in the price
of bituminous coal, this fall.or winter,
but a strong probability of increases,
particularly for the higher grades. and
that. the requirements of the country
for the year will approximate 500,000,-
7 g, .leeyfllléfay'
LOWSHOES
FOR. THE m FOLKS: _.
Y all enjoy W
comfort” {givehsnnulidyof _
JLIWI‘
LADIE‘S’ SHOES
. Of Latest Models
E-Muemetobfiw by W'M dun“: :.
woman. 3 ,.
“mommy-u nu W70!-
’08” and o mm omrm, the fora-r“. ,‘
MOM»mudmm with the Mm.
‘ w...
4
EM! 0? 4m m 100
as: gold crowns properly 'made and fitted: '
gold and interchangeable bridges,
WAL mon’ which so nearly imitate the natural:
I BUILDING teeth as to defy detection; porcelain"
WOOD ' — MATERIAL
fillings—the most durable and up.t0~"'
5 date material used, and all other dent-l
la! work performed in a satisfactory"
imnnner under my personal super-=
gvision. i
1 Consultation free. i
indium
”South Main st, South Remit.
«om: inntpJn. Sandw-
'by Wat only.
‘
I
a I
Wash Skirts ‘and
‘mzflal 't in”
rarENTsr
”mu-awn? a...
86116 i .ctter.
for $15.00.
knows who: the famous m ‘
mm bond paper is. It in that!“
nil around commercial band I“! ,
today and i- used by Mama
houses who do big business.
This exceptionally low price H;
for a hrge'lettcrheod. 8 1-3 x 11‘
inches. The printing is of tho but
and we Land back of “WM
201. 1.96. .
Tthcstuortcr-Hcrnld . ,.
“ Watport, 0m. .
P. S.-—We do other printing d h
lower pmes' thou you bun. ~50.
paying boo-nu our and.
equipment” it mu -
phononudoneoftbouluvm,
cull. '
buy mr mi "
goods. tugs. papers. lunk afl' DI
second hand goods. ' ”I
have. Price noconiinx to the qual-
ity of the goods. A m ill!
always.
62 Van Zn dtp- ‘ Y
1: street. Pia-e. 1m
Icon-d goods alway- mun.
.IEDUOED man on nu.
WALL PAPER
Lowest price on all” _
Windowed Imus.
“mmmmnld’ =
PIP" m- .
A. COHEN
141 Wuhington 8t.
Egg, Stove,
Nut and P
Prompt Delivery
an
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Dorian House'
Shore Dinners
AllKintlsoiSea Fool
Steak. (hops and '
Chicken ,
A LA CARTE;
woman ‘ ‘
and
RETAIL
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