I 1-. AW' . .
4m to Ameflmler Ine-
“ cellepee deem to Care for
Ancient Language. '
., . year the expansion. “1!
y me.“ Me a sharper
reasonie that each nee flu?»
and men-ls study 1!-
fiufld" tn the Philaddl‘pfiil
gar;
by the list of students in a
American college that only one
15 now stoma Greek. in tlie
‘ illegelso years eye over halt
. — to reed Greek.
fantOIeaethenlper
(Men is going fast, too
1- t creel will soon be not only
, but a buried lantllxe in the
. States.
Oxford in England. comes
.. m!-
, ear before the war. in 1913.
can entered Oxford, but 80
‘ lax-nei- 784. matriculated. ' And
who came in 1913. 180 were
_ scholars.
an Oxford man I learn that
to the trouble. Cambridge unt-
abhlished Greek. at Oxford
. although in near! all the
‘- preparatory schools in Entry."
«unolongsrtanghtzr "
:R.1'hat schools do not pro
‘ ya for Oxford and Oxford
.. . still.
" m LIVING THINGS LINKED
2 fl scientists tell us. there is a
as link between human be.
‘11 animals. animals and vege-
end vegetables and minerals.
Aver There Ie Even; Bond
pathy Between Humanity
and a Stone.
. a stone. EIerything becomes
. a matter of degree with hu-
‘“ “wuss—in the Ir oun estimation—-
“ton.
:‘flt scienYist Sir Jazadis (‘hanv
has just glIen some aston-
facts regardim: Iegetahles in
he shows that they haIe many
a of? characteristics, says London
“were. ‘
The efl'ects of stimulants on vege-
“a are similar to the ficts on ani-
Vegetables (an 0 be put
‘ “(I anesthetits,\tlII1 can he put
3. “ Ind theI are suhieet to the
1 w masm. The latter point has a
w interest i'OI Iegetarians. l'(‘i°
u we most astonishing fact is that
We plants pitifii‘sfidll‘t'flii'i‘ SI usi-
men than animals enabling them
b Mfr] wireless signals.
~. When does a vegetable end and on
' “I begin? NI'ar the border line is
' (Ommon sponge.
On a Change of Menu.
I“! name is .llllllll}. and he is
.u as a bad bug in his “(stern
Not reallI had. peihaps— Inst-
Med. AIIIIIIII: III lIIr lIIId Ihits
1 ‘ “I picked up that of excessive
3 m. Last week his father
4"" - , him to the home of a well-
“ friend here in the hope that
.. .0 of the rougher edges might be
'1“ off.
7'. annoy." said his f:.IIher "has al-
*1! find his meals Sl‘md in the old-
.Ie It oni’e. lint his tiIst dinner in
" ‘* (Ry mansion h: IppeIII d to he of a
As thI meal plflfllfl‘tll
ll'ew reddI-r and rI-Ihier. Final—
ln burst out in a flame of indigna-
“'1V'e eaten \_\‘illlr soup without
“ .
1 that the nnlvereity is tut loo- .
f [I a bond of sympathy between '
‘filoned w.II “it? i' \t IIthiug on the;
,.
Wanna who ee'eh liberty too often
Ioee I.
Dim-M will“. ‘
If you want to.- love women begin
by spending money. ,
— . Ii
'e before a fall; especially
Pride
“49 . beau nl women.
w... and mountains should he
Hooked ed at e dihtance.
'- 0
'Tie women who know they are uglym
that powder their _feoee.
Women fell in l—o-ye with their pro-
re, men with women.
Paleonoue flies carry shiny wings.
li'ed women pretty faces.
HQ iauv'b with their heertn, wom-
who Jiits you is—perseverance.
Women understand mu;
understand women are also women.
Plain women hewail their misfortune
in proportion to their learning.
Rather than make love in elumsy
language bite your tongue out.
Women who remember shop signs
and trade marks make good wives.
Men who neither brag nor flatter
need not fear being loved by women.
A wife who does not know how to
please her husband makes him com-
mit no end of blunders.
When marriage agents praise any
woman for her virtues you may be
certain that it is another way of say-
ing that she is unfit—Compiled by Mr.
Akmito Shun in the independent (New
York).
T0 REDS AND BOLSHEVIKS
“'e can only judge your pitineiples
by'your notions. and we ‘iou‘t care
{or your actions.
“hen _Iou burn and blow up what
othIrs—“ith nl' IIIIhmIt money—hale
patienliy rIIllt up;
“hen you widen the bIeach beth'Pn
tlmse \Iho “Ink and those who pay
them for thtir \lllrk;‘
“'hen you demand a share in the
things we own. and other citizeds own.
and produce no useful handiwork your-
self;
' — .
When you commit murder. and re-
sort to blackmail and inthnidatlon;
*-
“'e don‘t care for you as a friend. a
neighbor or II citizen.
We are Public Opinion. Get out!
\Ve don't like your brand of "free-
data."
It looks too much like the German
“frightfuluess.”
“’e don't like your actions. They
“I: said he, 'IIIId your bread “'lih‘
. WP. but 1'" be «i it 1'” eat I
Wtoes without 1:I'aI‘.I'."‘—.\'ew l
Correspondence Kansas City;
, ulna Away With Exertlon
fl Yaw. that runs the stole at
. ‘ “roads is an ezIsI- {ulna {el-
" Muted a (itizen oi‘ SIIIIIII Mush
~ He met his InatIh IImIer day
. I was there. settin' around. Bud
. ”lt‘lit’il out on the I-I-Izutm‘. half
, Awllh a bolt of when under his
when in came a big: fat drummer
B was sorter acquainted with.
"I , Bud i‘ says the drummer.
.,. it, howdy, .lerryl' grumbled
fly. can t you just as III-ll come
, tome time IIhen lm standing
‘l'ot necessarI.‘ sans the drum-
Tye got a little proposition in
. - I. Lay over and I'll whis-
. lb you.’ "—San Francisco Argo-
_ The Diamond Trade.
Ierable activity has prevailed'
diamond trade in British Gui-1
n the last few months. and
-1 ,. the advanced to a high level
.. ~. unknown states Consul
in his formal report.
it being dispatched to the din.-
, fields in the interior by then
I In the business in George-
.t is currently reported that
h market is eager to absorb
“’7?
,_ tlty of stones. large or anal], ’ '
they are being bought not‘
English but also for American
regardless of present eiéep-
A l-lorrld Threat.
Gardener (iretely)—I.ook_
flint do: of your: comee in
33“ dies up my flower
you to put a filop to
Suppose I don't!
rbwmm
Expedi- "
high prices. i
i
only ponpone good feeling. good fel-
‘ lowship, and an .qual opportunity for
ali.——l.. C. Ball in The Business Phil-
] osopber.
'SAYS THEOWL
Great ability lifUTllSlllO‘R wears out
competition—after about 30 years.
A “splendid vocabulary" has as
many words of one Syllabie as it has
words of five.
_.
Find a hero worshlper and you find
those who disagree with him.
When one suddenly makes a resolu-.
tion to cultivate the dignity of silence.
people who know him think he is ill.
Elfeye are, as has been often said.
a number of things that "money c‘an
‘ Ouyf’ but the poar man has no e
elusive title to these, either. .
It is quite a mistake about there be-
lng "nothing in clothes. " If Engi II
sparrows were garbed as humm
blrds"they'd get more consideration.
Diogenes was so ostentatious in his
search for an honest man that it‘ is
surprising someone didn't plump at
him: “Where did you get that lan-
tern, sir?"
ALL TRUE
The "pen" is mightier than the
county jail. ’
en
' e
The harder it rains thov more soft
water We get.
Some roses are known by the cheek!
they decorate.
r
d-p
Wmerecrletedtete-
0
those who i
i
a man who is needlessly bitter against,
l
Women-tenure thm m 2
en only \\. 'I i I mouths.
Men win if!» Io take hotoew v’rlth
their whoa ”an Jim-p 'e.'d 1'
l
The secret of winning the. woman
i
i
i
' A m. religion never (“Cl 30 long .
as he uses the golden rule to measure
hie actions. 7
r A,
—-
Monaurallsinlovehequite
matheothervictlmaof-fln
s.
" ’ amt-m WWI-em
i
continua an» up
Room
F 2 1ij
Face, Neck and TA E ll N
no It ode
“ '
My blinking out of the ma.- even
a
‘ overcome by
filing..." in
't ‘1“ W 1“ germ d‘eet‘ro ‘ ' ~
properties, this sulphur limitation °" Mine faded have e
co to eoothe irritated
eruptions such a: rash.
II‘u-I: ’ ‘
tiery. itching enema. can he quickly evenlymthntm r, Wt m I
“depriving In ”file Mentho- been in ~ ‘ '
area a noted lune Those whoee' hair is turning my!
skin and hey
pimples and ring worm.
It seldom felle
meat and dislgt’II-ement. end you do
not have to wait for relief from em-
harreesment.
shows.
i"~'
PURE CANE. GRANULATEDSUGARW, .per lh., 13c
GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY’S or JONES’ FLOUR. .bag, $1.95
BEST LONG ISLAND POTATOES..........-..,..per peck.38c
CHOICE SWEET POTATOES. 5 lbs... for 23¢
N0. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE.
AFTER DINNER BLEND COFFEE...perlb.,35c; 3 lbs. for $1.00
EXTRA FINE ONIONS
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER.
PURE LEAF LARD............. ..... perlb.
50c size INSTANT POSTUM.
FANCY CEYLON,
New Lot AUNT .IEMIMA’S. PANCAKE FLOUR.
'ROYAL LUNCH MILK'BISCUIT...................per Ib.,.21c
IVORY OR KIRKMAN’S RORAx SOAP......:..IP1'2 for $1.00
Buy Year Bread, Rolls,
Breadery Next to
A. F. BECKMANN & (10.. Inc.
83 Washington St.
Sufferers from rekin trouble
should obtain a small Jar of Mentho-
Sulphur from any good drtlsxlet and
nee it like cold mean.
an SKIN ’
Ineolailet
Write
"filth: then. because after one or!
two mentions the grey-heir 'Ivanieh-
oe end your loch become innriently
lderk and
to remove tire tor- This is the m of youth. _ Grey-
aired, uninttrneuve folk-égllémt-
amen eo fit hey you!"
quickleyI Sue and timer compound t o-nl‘hl
Improvement
“WM!!!“ Ill.
magnetite-deemed.
IEA.MEAD
mm
[Ir—n um
end you’ll be delighted with in?
dark. handsome hair and your youth
M my within a few days.
-1--- ,
Our Blisiness Is on the Increase.
the Quality to Expect" Hen-é.
. ..lb., 39c;
..O...‘..l..l...ll
......
.OOLONG or MIXED TEA.
I
a . O
rt»
Free Delivery.
,. These Prices Surely. Appeal to the Thrifty Housewife. You Know‘
5 lbs., $1.75
.........61bs.for25c
.......r.l9-49c
.‘Lns, gakes, Pies, etc, at White House
Phone 1405.
memedvertleementinthe
Good Reasons Why
1
45¢, 30csize,25C‘
-
in motor cardeSign. ' _ ‘ _ J . F- '
Q.
DON’T DELAY PLACING YOUE OEDEE
. IF YOU WANT DELIVERY THIS FALL
Reduced $150
when the Cleveland Six made its first entry into the reaim'Of _,
‘3
motordom, it met with a demand which was overwhelming, In
Short, it marked the passing otthe comfimnplace, and the coming-
of that which is considered correct in style and mechanically right .
In the face of this reduction, what wi'the fature demand.
be for the CleVeland Sixli ,3 ..
.4
1 I ‘l-
‘5‘ ‘ :37‘*=I “13%: .
ffl , «A... a hmafi L. L...21..;.~ .
I
PREPARE FOR COLD
- Gone to m for "Heroic" miller-wear
for Women and thldru. Women} close—fitting Inim
Undenkirte, Dr. Dealer’s Oar-mute.
Get-ter’elnfente underwear. 5:} [5,
Infants Worsted cape, Moe end Boom, .
Wool Sport Eoee for Women and Children.
Warm Chamoieette and Wool Gloves, etc.
In
A 1;}. '
as WASHINGTON STREET
.i
MASQNS’ SUPPLIES
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TELEPHONE 113
ventenoeof custom
lortheoon ergo rd-ersmaybclcitrr
payments mile at Bay-10nd Bron. once, 24 Washington St.
Early Seaso: SEES;
For early season duck shooting: and all no-
land small name. buy :1 Winchester 16-
none or 20-28mm Model 12 Halllll‘icl‘kr‘s
Repeating Shota'un and “Leader” or ‘ T‘
.9-
neater” Shells. « -I. -... ._
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
The Winchester Store 30. Nona "
“Get a Horse.”
Used to be the loud voiced suggestion of the small boy in “’-6
early days "of the automobile. but ,
031' All 01!. STOVE
in just no practical a eug'eetien for theee froety nights and mom "9'
‘when a furnace are le‘not neoeeeery.
OUR LINE OF PERFECTION OIL HEATERS ls COMPLETE.
One in your borne will weed of! eouehe and colds and add to I‘ ‘
Joy of living. .
..fl. 4....“
RAYMOND 8: SON
Norwaik
Wellanmate.
i: “
WOMEN’S FLANNELETTE
. GOWNS AND SKIRTS
Warm, comfortable GOWNS, out good an! ~
W, and made Of fine quality Flannel-
ette—light stripes and white
- - - - .. - $2.00 and $2.98
ShOrl: SKIRTS, assorted sizm, Ii :47] I t
stripes, - - - - - - - - n$1.50
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