I imoe Sight in Streets.
M“
is 0111
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in no at ' 7
~ used f
. t splits hl‘-
.n' his strong {invers
. Not. one
‘ stint" and w
about film at ni htfall' he
of satisfaction . 1 _
my
back whl'éh'
s of the baskets. calling
can easily imagine that tl'1ero
his
-ntnrles the basket maker haw
We sight in old Naples
trade runs in the same fam-
- oration: The bésket mak-
i.present either plalting or
urea in every direction,
city under the sun are
so many purposes, from
bios to fish leceptacles
- for wide bottles. ihe'
wicker .deltly wt
-bladed 1m fe and :51 73’
dive watertigh halfway hand as
11 fashion
ut man) 11 day are
11 they are mound-
E’iyes a“
' y it is his‘
' be bent to tho
1:0. If so. he appears like an ani !
1 basket rock as he sallies faith
(1 tune of ‘Santa Lucia" Latel. 39
can easily imaginge that then is i
s r'ilt
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day and by night he lives in
proximity with 1is goat (‘OW and ii:
if he is rich enough In possessi l
’ domestic animals sleeping in!
ame room with them lirtelly 00
s to discomfort 01 anything out 4;;
o ordinary More than one tour-
as told us of a ClellOn sight.
of seeing a horse ascend a
d of his n1aste1,
g to estimates.
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Ltor the gills who escape
h harems is one from of
‘work in Asia Minor In some
homes have been established
girls may find refuge. There
least 50000 girls in ha1'.ems ac- tho eas. wind loar imam that the‘ological dis
ifaets stated in the paragraphs above
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New Blouses r '*'
, New Neckwear
New Belts ,
New Suspenders
New Collars
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37 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
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ST WIND A MYTH. in that genmal rolling of warmth. ‘% -
suange as it may seem. 1113111111 area 01
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'- far north
ates.
The wind that hofls around tall are chilled
chimneys
5w: "lling and twirling across the open
5;); cos 01 about the corners of “So, you see‘ to all intents and
buildings more often than not is the poses snowstorms do come from _o
isouthward." . , .
east “ind.
1:. er, ( 1:» who has seen a blizzaltl' Wllgilg';~ Uti- {ha
SJ“ coping
and sends the snowflakes snow; very
: ‘ross the country or heaIU’Mr.‘ Still}
an lundamental But hearken to nent might
James '8
cas Ker w
carxi the Government lore- {drmation and whirling motion of a , d.
110 19118 NEW York What the child‘s to The storm. howiever, .111 many as
; EASTER PACKAGES weathel gods haVe in store for it. p
these fifteen words Scarr puts the
skids undei two convictions that most'
folks who have thought
lweaiher at all always have consider- More t
1
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Of course Scarr s11y.< people feel
a zephyr
1h am fmm an east F1V dhection Bnenos Aires is the, city whichv‘lioasto
T"9‘9 howevet he demmpd are but this building, which is Crammed to
t d t of the 00d old 1eliable . .
u ‘ pm “6 g the root with wool flom ihezsheop
“es mind which 8 the controlling
now and then that stiikos 15 devoted
an (uncut of th high atmospheric ranches of
‘ It is another wi
westerly storm cre es the eastelly
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might say" said
eastward;
amouht o
paradox that the more mm:
gale {tom 1e; --st as you
the storm in he nQIt‘h‘ auitabo for
,2: :0 0;. _:;; 2;:. :02: :0210 :mm rose near the brim-edge—quite effeoiiVe—$3. 50 to ..
ealth by the back draft of out wind.
lug from west to east across the conti-
{whirl in the opposite direction, or
i Snowstorms always form in Ari- from right to left~ant1 clockwise, the
:A 2:0113. lhele is no such thing as a“,weathel folk call it.
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about the World's Greatest Warehouse Contains
in quality all the way from the very . }
“Whirlingyfinest fleeces male coarse grades 1756120$3.50.
carpet wools. . .
mmis a The floor space or the 31101103! ’ ‘ Veflmgs by th
tho
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the sort I like most”. .
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Little hats outrigger alikelhey have;
'iFor vanoty’csaho, other ll:l1‘il 5r ' , '
flint how rich inflleir iabmandstylé. . , '
item as sale hats, a 111ml; madam-eon.
' (self tailored will“ all Alma,
all 1111830!" a! 3:33:11} . . .
'parentllats’ fillet emwn » " Wuhthobmtvofsm" “a... ,. -1 '
’us‘ont'ii'o lliit whoK‘wa " . ' ' ' Sizes 2 £0 6—- ” ' 'VW“ .
they: “mare “ma filth 9*: magic “W UNoSUAL pm of fine soft white Japo~
‘ for those some little girls! . - 1- .3
. . Pretty faggoting in pink and blue combination a1» "'
' ' upontlleirfront. 'l‘hcreisaplplngofpinksround
$110methde ' kamdthehemsfiwt collallsalsopipedmthpmkfl
Some of mushroom style, some with rolling brims, : the culls. _ 4" ._ ,
Some in poke model 1 ‘ '
And most of them are either new or black; the fash
ionable ool6rs of the scason. But they are not dull a .
they do look very sweet upon little girls.
Number of them have narrow line’ of white or bl
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, Embroidery and lace and pretty ribbo
them. .
Often the hats look like little bushels Without mag:
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Some 0:!
‘ " LEM“ Second floor}
research; or storm
. I padded linings may
ats ' these at but 45c.
these warm 0
and the moist g” I)
often being home to the
o n
remarked that. the meteor- - Pl .
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”‘3 “*1 97?!‘ 1
turbancéa cohtinually mov. . m ; . l
(flan ’ 1y Easter .
suits for boys. ’
If he likes blue, witll its fitncsé for all sons of ser-
' vlee, a blue serge.
Norfolk coat wiith large patch pockets and flips
yerted pleat; down hack...” m hum; of mom—slam
. Fille Sam Peck serge, l' -i ..
' >- Granted that he,: and Mothen, like mixture with lit. '1.
A"? andoolor—goodhghtmddarkvones. "I”
' -1 . 1.13ch was Roz-ransacke— $2250 3
NFine suit? \
be described as having the
RE WOOL. IS KING.
han 50,000,000 Pounds.
to the storage of wool. x
Agentina. At times the 7 _ . y .
wool in the warehouse is Made V6fl8"{W'lJ
500 00 o i ’ ‘ ' ‘
o 0 pounds, runs 113 [fancy meshesgflso
west or beyond the - ll it
sort oi‘ xaouum, or y t ca
50.111111 into this vacuu r117 11%; $0,; Ailes warehouse comprises more than lam W0’Ve’n and
01: backdralt fr0u the : e hing ten acres ,and every available inch of: , 123 256 £0
2:19:33“; 3‘3: A 'd SE32: it is utilizad for storage. Some (do; . .. , .
tifically there is no ea .7 d, but you or the 5‘29 0f the building may '00.» .4
ill find
- of thi
year."
at, how about th-
Arizona?"
“Plentially snocstmms do form: throughout
into lots and graded, accordlhk
it hard to convin -
s fact especially . this time 1oad tracks
no“ slot ms 16‘. ‘ and
L 4..
in this
1
of the
men.
tenthtotApril will draw inter-i
eat at. 4 per cent. from the first: 5
We are open Monday even-' 1
l
'would take
0 .:
savmgs - l. without dividing lines. The wool
. shipped to
D ' - d g 'States Buyers £18301 other coumn
_ 1 epOSlEQ . l are again making inquiries for m
1 ,1 l ,South American Wool. The 3113:1151,
bank on or before the quality of South American wool is‘
l proving and commands ahigherlfigm
parative price than Australia 8051!!
Africa and
month. . i table to 1'60
ion in the
——-— ' J sixwemuold Eliiabeth tho
the Worst
most ’peo. gained from the fact that three' tall
I
is the property of many different coal:
quality, although an untrained fig
prospered amazingly.
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. A TOUGH O-F MISGHVEF’
~',1: l i Theta had beenfi‘ ad! ereneo W 1
a. was mom
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run through it. The W001
ranch owilers; scatt
Argentina and is d:
the enormous stock to'
England or the Unite
American woolc
South American W001 317011161133?
lize prices for R410
Dreachor’s lyj 1n , 7
of it. So at
dimteneral a
faintly in para
she knelt at her mother's
through
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