Evening sentinel, Friday, November 19, 1920 · page 14

 

 

 

 

 

«Thploycr's pIIII‘itI-rriiig
ac!- Ju'tL Wi‘lt‘rv
tlmImL‘ll down to liaid pnn, it is natur-
ma‘
0‘:

M/Company by Attorney
3 * his client Dwight H. Merrill.
'au esybr'ook. Mr. Merrill asks :25 - l

 
 
 

 

‘gYENING SENTINEL

fiISTABLIBHED
JAMES GOLDENY

“3 SOUTH NORWALK

 
 

.1 I‘MI.

 

Caretaker Has Absolutely No

 

”EBAY, NOV.19, 1920

TOMORROW

; I. a A. L. GOLDEN, 23—1).
. "5*
mm WAG—— :0! Job About as Lonesome as One Could

Smrisos6:;44 sets4z32. Wl
High tide4z37 a.m.,4:55p_,m} '

Other Companions.

 

. Imagine ls Eagerly Sought by
Hundreds of Men.

 

“'ANTED—A man to His alone I‘bn an

 

Member of The Associated Press

., The Associated Press is exclusively III“
mtitled to the use for publication at ”unnamed“...
‘11 news dispatches credited to it or: B‘m‘lmcI New "0'“
not at erwise in this paper and also'

h local news published herein.

All rights of publication or spe-
L" dal dispatches herein are also

5

re-‘ 1.

island (iniz-Ind lake) eight niilcs from
.;sliore transportzhtion food, clothing. slici-
bo'lt etc, furnished; no work: no
Summerilxne, 64“.) Tribune

 

EV V"(II.) Easter Sunday for th(I last;
fifteen .Icuis this advertisement has
«appeared in “Help \\ anted’ columns.
ivory year hundicds of men, and oc-
icasionally a woimin. have made iippll~

 

v—s-..

omsonro Nouns

(Md W'cll Lodge. No. 108 F. and A. M. .
building. South
1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August cxcept~
All Master Masons

fleets in Masonic
Main street.

d. at. 8 o '.clock

caudally and i'ratcrnully invited.

. I i111 Iii . I s - ' Ir ' - - 1 _ 1- _ . ,
ASA T. 1")“V"\"ZSI “”» .‘l. ' p M ”- “mqhm” “LL ih It h ' in IIIIII»r; and other IilSillIL’Ul‘iIeIi .
_ \'I'.\'li"‘:|tiiin how,“ t'l‘ “.1q lll'OVOd lililt lili [ .

ICOBI‘IRT M. \\'H.(‘().\. Sccry. ”H PL 1' i. “I I' ’ “I " “1 oil' m indiuiis. llu has thousands «If Ills—l

. . s i '1.) ii Inn '10 I". . . . -

- l ’ ‘ - i .- I-i lll'\ in Ilii't'I- IIIni [mils oi lllllld. I

A stall-Ii cIIInIn-ation «If Iiutlci' :"""'”‘-‘l-" ”‘0 sort "r ”mum" 110- III »inIIi I- ti .’l\ in ho“ ho -:III IiIIII tl SIII h i

(tapuvr, No. as. It. .-\. ,\l.. will be “via M'I'ilwd and that It has been tilled sut- “u i. i l II II I'IIIIIII-I-z l'llHll in l

“away. NIII. 2d. at 8 p.111. M. II. isi'III'Ioi-ily IIIII-li siiIIIiuI-r for 15 yours. "ll "'1‘" ‘ "k H” I l I ”h“ .r.‘

m? "- T-NIIIII- l-I'mnl High l'rimt 'l‘lII- mun is the IlirI-ctor of :1 largo I my" "WHIP "1",“. In” P a l ‘

v1 (hm... (5...; (51.1111! ( lmptcr. will; “1.” knffin ”H. ”Um“ “flu“. in New l "II;~.-III:I.I:IIII :II'I' iln- \IH’II'I.‘ of on: ‘I
“was ‘91» . M. .\l. M. lit-giro. l‘l“ Y ' I . “to.

II l . : < : :» . . 1- ‘
fn‘flhmiwtis “I (Ilugi- nl' the work. All ‘ l' \ H‘ I" | ’1 ' H in 1h“ A‘1lr“‘___. m4 —. ~—-— l

a A. MRNIII'» ('Unllilll) invited.

I). It. BEACH, ler.
511').

I“. S. liY‘Ui‘I.

THE Qlll‘i-‘I‘Tifll‘. I III‘

ffiothing III:IIIIII‘:II~tuI-ers. forced to.
Icon-i- price-s io iiiIluI-I- the public to
My liiI-J'r mmiuvl and kccp the Inc—
RIrius running, lit‘t‘lfll‘v that they can-
l-t maki- thc necessary reductions
unless their proan Hill) is materially
“creased. That puts the matter Iip'

to the employers

The Sillll' [Nirflllnii is tukcn. with an-
parcnt justice, in m :‘ii'll other indus-
ties. and may In» tiikI‘ll by all indus-
flit‘s soon-Ir or LLtl'i'. First the cm-
lat.“ ll) be ciiillln-
it (\islh; IiiI-n. finding
:ii tor ‘in- l““l1lllll))tl to ask his work-
men to shiirt‘ the burdcu.

li‘)“'l‘;l“\"1‘(dl'is‘ there Him I rh. ill

Many of those who’ have answered
and received no reply have formed the
opinion that the whole thing.r is u prac-
tical joke. played by an individual
Who is collecting thilfl ot’ the different
kinds of people who react to the some

icutlon for the job.
I
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». .ih four little is-
l'JI'IIry your a col-
lilii'Ll‘lllilSll‘l‘ .sI-uuulln

litltl-Is lII‘.‘|i' :I i.".I
lands in ”11' 4-»:
ony 0f iil'I‘iil’ II

i'I‘I'.

(flights on lil-‘I»I‘ i\::IIIIls and sinis
:lII- ~iiIIinIIII'. ii. of-
‘tiLIr‘ to [II'IIlI-Ii iln- t‘f' :\ il.‘\(i IhI- )II'il‘: 1
:il limit is ilill‘li lII lzw‘ «Ill ‘lill‘ III illl‘
l isiiiniis,
{ iiII low no duty IIilu-I' il.:'ii liit iIII
il’IIliili' IIl' IiII- >lllll‘l’ :I'»Il llii‘ lvii'Il
iiniinls. iiI- ‘.{IH'S curly iii .\l:i)‘ \‘liI-ll
lli.II lllillx lIIIgiII iII .‘~'Ii\l‘ i‘IiiIl lain-s
.ii'i-II- ill«\ llIl. iiI In. ...-. I. 51 “In-us.
fitll'jx‘ i‘III‘ illill in ‘»’.l'\ iulixi'l [huh “I’-
tIIiiIIi‘ l.
’.l'licrc is .I li'IziIIIIIIIh mingle to Ho-
lillIIIiiIin. .IH ..II...I~ that gives ll'illl!

 

to thc IiiII-
enchantnn-III. ‘I'iII-Ii
of gI-Iiiiiz ll mini

m) in: IlI:1t distiiiiI'II it‘llIl
”I"
III iiit)k

:iIiIiwIlIiiiiy

:Il'lci‘ lll"\t'

'.l‘iint l-litik'll run he Sillli't'ti in twoi him" I?!" f"”””“'"“" "V.” i” H“.
tuner. " \v'hi‘l.3ll"ll can il)\\‘(‘l' lizclmm‘I "l H" V'i'm ‘ h'" “HUI“ “'“l‘
«fit I-i~ III’IIIlIiI-IiIIii lIY Slit-I'Iling “D'N‘if ”I'll :’ "“1: i‘" ‘lI""-':I"l llI‘ I'Illlili
their '»I.';, 11.5 employers 1...“. 1.0,.“ hire (Iin- IIi‘ I‘.-I into in l"!‘ oviglibor-j
angina» lilt‘ln to do or tin-y can :II III-pt in: coiIIIIIIIIIIiI for the t:I».¢. '
a reduction in wages. i ”(I hr-Iu- III-Ii ilm --Il»_fI-I: in some of

0:10 or II-:- othI-I- is inevitablu II‘ ”I...” n...) ..;;‘.-,».-.| I.. ii.l\ .-."II .I IIIoIIIlI :
Obs-H do III'lIi or. tliI-I-o will he cl.I.~.».l “in! IN”, “MI 5'“ I... i” “11““!le illi
“v" M's "i." m an"! numbers ol li.I‘ .I(lI'I-rii.~I-iiII-1II, 'l‘lI:I'I.-. Ilnllurs al

var-"Is. I)». win}. .I: .Ill.

PI is: nix-“.55 .. -;iiI-.~.:1II:I III “hit? I \~:
£13113 illt‘ \HII'lIII. 'il (:III III‘ .‘Ilitlilill .I‘

' I- 1.x null-III, ii i» \I MI :2 .Il
-,. ‘ 'I..It II... I In. :1 :IIII'I .1. I’ "i.
*‘Il.\l.‘_; 111) on ' giii .-

EJIIIII :.II~i .‘.II.II -v; . z. -: .Ii‘
III. ~i.Il..i', ~IiI-'
gaIzii‘u-I. and lliilil\ill.‘i l"l"i-i~-.I' lll’
1'1" ., “H's .Ii ' ..»iI‘
<1w:'IiIi_\ ‘.lils‘lliIIil\I‘l~ MM"! 1; I loI-l
... ' ‘tl 'ii.‘l.i llII “ "- l. '.i-‘ \Iirl‘kl
1. little liardI-i' ultimo: .ml iiiidll' IIr'
on:

This, 11' ii um I... suiwlI .Im. II». IM-
#11! \I':I. iII niI-rt the Miltfi-l-I'i li'
'.ll/i 1;.I . ."Ill l."l‘li iiiI-ir I....~- :I'

.I'» III'iI 1"" Ir-l livini; t'lll :.1II Ii~: It . g.
'»z’::i I-ninI' II'iiI.II.Ii.i: ”II III ,.I .t
5".II.Il"'l'll.)' tilt; llil\l‘ I-II 1' l..IIl. li‘

I’ .I’ “ "IllI.’ "'I‘vl"?l‘l',‘“‘
m’a‘r‘)‘ will put ....,I. I'llIIli .IIII’lIliliL'l‘.
If they will "-l .- «mom»! -....I III
mineral pro:lu.-Iion. iI'I'\ IIIII I .I. m
I'I-zcom‘iie tiiiniscit‘rs III iI:I\'iIi.I_I IlIIir

rig-er wages sink Mom; with their war

— turn-vs.
_ .4 0 J-—
.\ i':::.II\I :‘lt \ II x \l.

l' I;- :.-:II to .~- .I.-IllliI-I' to

. r l'\ .?.Il 'Il lii> . I» -L:IinI-ss to

‘.IIitI I‘ l:'~ CUiI‘.‘-‘l'.1l‘¢ili.\‘.’iI" iii :1. crisis.

I'... ‘Il iiii'tlilLll no fuilurc

.~II ., I‘.‘\": y. I‘ in l‘:l[lilir(‘(i h)‘ the

_ '.II l.‘ I - ' - I’I'nlt‘tl :Ili oppor-

i'hllli. .m-I. .-.I.li l-IIIIor. l-luigur N.

Hill" "i“IH, " .I'Il\ . ’:Iroliii:I infantry

«a 1;,"va I. i-JIJ ;IIIIII-I| that I ‘0“ llil‘

:“iSoiII-I I): ".Ji' can perform distin-

z'tI iSiII Ii SI-Iwiw-

Sci "'1‘”? lli‘i'yhlillilil was. 'Iliuli'
It—h-rnnm prisoner in Novcmlv‘r lill'a'a
”ml \‘-I.; not rI»lI-:I.I=v-d until Nina-mhri‘.
lIiilR. “II was held in Various (ii-r.
mun lIY‘lb'Ofl camps during th'ose 1::
Immune. In that time, according“ to
the \\':Ir Department citation. made
III“ liHl. wetk “hr- \oluntaiil)
wink I‘.I)'lli Inna of the different camps
-I.-I whh- II he was located and. undI-I
~lii‘i‘iwu't «nnditlons. established ad-
:Ininiratrntive and personal headquar-
II-rs organised the "15‘" into units. iIil-
Mcd them niemutically. chtnlIlis-lied
mniiary regulations, lliiltit‘ I-qiiiiriliie-
Illsii'i::Iition II' supplies. I»si:IIIli.~:lIIIi an!
‘Intellizrinu H“""Il(‘e to pr-‘Iouiit 1m 11

Mm giving information to the chem). ' day.
sud prmoniwl the cm on tiom inlio- ‘ '
«lucing piowaandn.‘ “ Start Ana! the Rate.

Apparently a man dI-tI-rniincd to
serve his country noIIly and IIfI'I ( .l\ 1--
Ry cannot in deterred (-\cn in wire
{I ncI-s or ('.I- rman was prisons.
.—___

(.IVII‘N .\ 5'“ (‘11 |\ DIVIDEND.

TERRYV,“ l. i.'\'()\‘19.—A stock

Ȥividend ot' slum for share was voted

 

 

at a. mcI-tim: 1.” tin» stockholders of
the Eagle Lin}; I‘ornpiiny this after-
noon. This (:II‘i--,: out the- recom-
mI‘ndations III' I'- .. Iill‘I't‘lUl‘S made at
a meeting ii) N. .- Yo!” last week.
The company his in: I carrying B.
hrge surplus and now IlII- stockhold-'
as will get thI- l)( 11: III of it. The.I

flock increase is from $1. 000. 000 to
$2 000 000.

SUBS FOR. TRAIN IV." RIFS.

NEW IDNDON Nov.19.—-Papers
it two suits aggrogatin $26. 200
‘ere served yesterday on the New
York New Han-:1 and Hartford R. R.
(‘Iirtis Morgan
of .

 

000 for personal injuries and $1, 200'
'81- damage to an auto truck. Mr.
Ker-rill was engaged in carrying pas-
. . to their employment when his
in hit by a. train at fiaybrook
June 1 last.
a...“ Merrill and '7 others

‘ inunth It lliill lillll‘ incuni

' direct descendant of the pioneer who

“- sman who has interested himself In this

One woman Lil»-

.I '.tIIIIIl (19:11 !
than it docs today. Neverthe-
III“. 1... could liiid nobody In whom Ilm
"‘3 “vim: a solitary life. on :1
lulu‘ i>lillltl made any emu-:II.
lU'IIWini-t human nuture intimately-—
hII t-IIIploys hundreds of men llllIi wum- .
cii—iiII decided to insert iiierIlnIrtlso-
incut in city papers, tell briciiy wlIIII
was expected and make no lllTI‘i' or
compensation other than food. ('llllll
hug, and shelter. The resimnw was.
stupendous. Immediately lIIiII-I-s lN‘»
Imn pouring in by the score from own
n I-Iscry walk of life asking Unit iliI-y
l'I' “Ho“t‘d to go oil into the BoiiluIlI-s. .

'l'III- Bowery IIIInI applied 11ml ~:ii1l
lvsi I..- wanted nothing but the womb
.- .I IlIe waters: the youth whos.»
lI;iIi lH'l‘n unrequited mode 11 sinnlnr.
l'I‘II'hw‘fi the man whose ulm “us to
arrive at the topmost ruin: of the Ind- ,
lil'l' of literary succcss was certain thut '
IlII- advertisement had been inserted
us- II godsend from home".

Out of the hundreds iliiit applied.
one was finally I-IIIIs-IIII. Among 'IIIIi
fifteen who have worked there are II
VI ell-known naturalist. an attorney gen-
eral of a neighboring state. and a
man named Daniel Boone, who is II

lillii't‘

i lir‘fl

IIII'I'

bore that name.

. in almost cIcIy ruse the MP“ asked
to be allowed to icliiiii the following
year. but the iiilcs laid down by the

Work are against this. Ilculocs not
want the keeper of the birds to grow
acquainted with the peqple-in the
neighboring community. is he might

 

' if he returned to the some place your

It is not the men thnt lntcrlIst him;
it is the preservation of this Slit‘t‘it‘S
,0! seugulls, which are. he Siilli's, the:
largest of their kind. huI'iiii.I :1 Sill‘l'tlll
of wings of five feet. 'l‘licir contri-
bution to humanity is the sciivcnizcr
duty they perform. It is estimated.
that they eat two pounds of otl‘ul n

l
l
1
after year. l
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Rnts. which cause considerable toss
to farmers, should be fought consist-
ently. says the biological department
of the United States Department ofl
Agriculture. Rats reproduce so rapidly
that a spasmodic raid on them Is not i
:lastlng. They begin to bear young
iwhen three months old and have six
lto ten litters per year with an average
-of ten young per Jitter.

The best method of control is to
make rat-proof buildings so the pests
cannot get inside and eat. All waste
food should be disposed of so the rats
cannot get it. /

l Where it is possible poison should
be given them, and barium carbonate
'is a satisfactory killer. Traps should
also be kept going as In the past, Bait
them with fresh meat.~ nuts or vege-
tables nnd they will get the rats.

\

 

“I’m sick and tired ,of looking at
that old painting. I never did like it
anyhow. and I only hung it up be-.
cause it was a wedding present." '
l "I know, my dear. but what shall
we do with it?" '

“Why don't you» glxi’fh to yours
club? That's what. everybody else
does with unwanted pictures."

1.1%.: . :1“,

I
l Way to Get Rid of Paintings.‘
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‘LliI'ES WITH Bill ll“

- :I.Illiii

~l'l‘lllfllil iIIlI‘lIJISII lIl‘I‘iIIiIII~

 

Holy Men
Natives to Be More Than 1,000
Year: Old.

 

Hundreds

Iimie. one still nine.
to :IppI-ur before the public.
living
living: yoga.
Smiliii has really
bIIIlI then» is no rccor;d

Whether a l.000-yc:ir-ol
been seen by
but m: In

'i‘b:IkiIi'Il:iS~'ji is: :1

“II has iiiiiIII

liului

iopv .Ins. His disiiplcs cluiiu that h
iIIII :Ippeur to be over 60.
point In India

SnII-hilunundu "lull'lili. lie is th:

liniii III' the \‘IIpul riij. lbs
lilt‘llll)('l‘> tho i': IiIiII11< h "llllt of] :iiiipnt
\IhiI' ii iIIIIk plmc in 1526 A. i).
also iiiIIl (iallll‘nliifll. thI f:iiiioii< prom-ii
(Ir oi‘ “liliiiidi” (n iigion of spiritiiu
love); SIIiII:I_ii,Il11I fIIiinIlIIr (If the Mull

 

BISHOP CAME ALL PREPARED,

 

Tallcyrand’s Costume for Visit to theI
“Wild West" Astonished Those
Who Saw it.

'l'o'FI-Iz'uinl ill" \Iiliy Fronvhiu'ln.
Whom» .I. llI no»! iIIIiIIII-Ii suiiiI-u krill
Purl» I-I'3 I‘I um: .I : III laughing. Ulll‘l‘

.\illl'i'll':l in the flaps
IlIII bishop's inun
mluw III' :I I:Iiifl.~iI-r
lltl~ l" our) in»

\\'llIl “'IWi.
lin),\ I-IIllloI iIII i'l'l'llll ill

YII:I.lI .‘I \.-..i -.
lII'lHlI' ill' i.IiIi
;»I.Ii ’Ilfl'iilt‘ iII:'
t‘li'i \\iliil' A'

.l‘ Ii“
IXII-
III \lilll‘.
izi'II :iIII

III.IleI .'i I i\il

\\ lIII h in 1b....»

lREPUTED TO LIVE cEiIIiIiII‘IEs

in india Believed by tho

of Hindus believe that
lilsliis and S: -.Idbiis ag. Id 1.000 Imus or
'1 hey do not care
They are
in some lliuiiilnyun cures. prac-

till-Y-

pI-IIplII will tell Iou that S'Idiius 300
years old or iIiIIic are still to be seen
‘ renowned
Ibous‘unds of
IlisI- iplos :illltlll" whom s(I\"II1:il:iiII 15 ll-

is more than 301) news old. but he Ilov.
lle is a

A Sudhu of greater repute is linbu
llc well re—

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uni... .\ 'I'II'lI'i -~lI..iI«-I-Il upon him in
.\'II‘.\' Yuri. :II.-i \\:i‘ iii.iIIIl In lIrIIIIk-
tau. and iiiil‘l‘ IIII- iIII-;Il ‘\:1\I‘(Il|l'ill'i"'l'
'i'nlloir :IIIl \IilliIlrcw In his llt‘til‘lliivi)

Hill in “llll‘II in»
ii I'
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‘».IiiII.": I

iii!‘
.‘i‘i\I'lillIi'II

“llll IlII:IIII'li
in
iii-~11
lI--;.11n

11"..
mining:

\ ori.

1.”le iIIIII
illv|~I' Il:l.I r:
in IiIII',\
IioII~, IEII» iIII-IiIl.

liililur with IlIII llil)ll"< of
new I‘Illllzll'), nus :l‘itllliillt l
pectiil- \\iI-- 'll '.r IiiI I. .I'IIl
IlODDI‘Il rllllll his lIIIIlIIIIIIIi I hid in ill"
(DI-:4“ (If :1 l :-.IIl \\ ”Vi IIIII of llII' wrti
llli‘V lIOTIIlI'. 'llIII l-i\ill|lb lizui Ii:
IIiT hi~ IlIIiII-lily I'III'

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gni'IIII-iII». IIII-

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‘ skin can III ”III I'fii‘ilt"l of .\IIiI-i'II-;I'~
IIIOINII- i~. \‘Iiwi'u .I:IIi ll'|‘\‘ iiII lI-IIl
:I'-IIlIic\IIi IiII- I‘I'IIIHIH' Hrs :I lll_\~lI'I‘_\':
,‘I'l lIII hi\\i"|'lil!1'lilli" Suzi. l»I I. Ir-m
in fact Iii-ii; iIII-Il \Il' h H :II-It 7i|li‘- rip-i.

oil id .»r \lIII t'll‘J‘

(l- iIurtIIIl fII ' Iii

Nature Leaking In.

l (ioiI‘I kin-Iv illl‘ Iiivii: sun-«III-I l. I
this looking in of II:Iiiii'I- lili‘llliLll ,-,.I
IiiI» vino-Rx in the evils and
MW (‘iilI‘\, ‘.IIII l‘llli iii-:III IiiI
llIlI\ III' lll‘\‘Ili im'k on
'3” «If Hill‘s
'l‘lIII II‘IIIIN

liIIIIi\ »-I'
:I il‘ ‘liIIt:
:i 1‘1‘. li'l" ‘.IglII III‘
\\l|l|'ll \I.I- -

iI'IIl. IlII\\'. ill-.1 i’III
\lli"\ :iiIIl :i\l\ II:II-ii IIIiII r. : \‘ tin-3' ~I:iIIIl
IIii Illitm': “\\'ll;il :II'II lilo-o 'H'IIIDII'
Minot?" Ami the small lil'l'lW iii llII'lr
{III-I up and. whim-(Ir init'k: ”\VII
film“ flu and .MIII." So the illiilii hIIrlIx
puck iliIIinsches up in tho innst pus
Fillll' bundles and “pit IIIIIii liH' “illll
stools them :It nlIVIIf‘unIl whispers:
“(‘onic with me." Then III. .\ go with

Into llIII gI'IInl cityw—IIIIII III :i IlIIfl ln

IIIIIl.’

tIIII ]|:l\‘I‘llI(‘ill. «Inc to :I spun: IIII 1h.-
I‘IIIIi', MW in ii scum in tho innrhfrw.
over :I rich iIIIIII‘s honor: and ”no in.

the gi'rirc without :1 Stone. \IiII-I-I- 1min.
im: but IiiI- IIIIIII ls iIIii-iI-d -:IIIIl iln I‘I‘

they grow. looking up from iIII IIwIIIiI‘
Ilio- loss ii-oIiIlIIII pn\'(‘iiit'lli< looking

down on tho cI-IIIImIiIIiIs II. illt‘ll I'rIIIIi

moldy I'm-k. looking out ilIIIIII:i1 IbII
rennin-13v railings. —~ (”iVl‘l' \\‘I~nd:l ll
lloiIiII-s.

 

Fake “Josees” for Travelers.
()u: Illlllii's IIi‘ hideous idols known in
the node :is “jokscs' '.IuII supplied trnI
(III-rs :iud ('lli'lo (lculcis in I ‘IIIIton :IIIIl

Allin)’. ('itinn. They are fukcs‘ puri-
and sinipic. and have no rotation III
:III\ (Ir-:iIiII Ii iI»ilI..'iIIii Ingenious III--

si .niors iinn- pioduccd :1 grout \:IrlIII\'
of hobgolvll11<~—s11cli. for cuimplc .I‘l
lllt’ “hililL't‘l‘ "oil" with the face of Ii
tlgm and fi‘l'WiUllS fangs. Most of
them are of clay. turned out from
wooden or iiiIII:Ii.iuolIis, dipped in molt—
en glass IIiId allowed to Cool. .\ fairly
expert I‘liincse workman can make
ion In II day tit 11 cost of three ('l‘lilfl
:Ipiecc. The European or American
tourlut pins $7). Real jogses iIIuI be
worth a lot of money especially if
carch out of jade. This is n in: itcrinl
greatly mixed in the Orient, and a
jade Idol 15 inches high and as many
cent rics old has been known to sell
to 510000 in Canton.

Origin of “Canard."

The wind canard as: no 1150 it has
to do with «lurks. A man who \\ noted
to find how much he could make the
public belieie related in a comincing
manner that he had been trying :In
experiment. He said he had secured
twenty ducks, one or which be cut in-
to pieces and threw to the nineteen.
who greedlly ate It up. He then cut
up one after another until the nine
teeuth. which he threw to the sun'-
vivor. therefore the duck tint wa- lift
had really eaten the whole Rulneteen.
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duck's appetite. From this trend of a —

story came the word canard, French

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29c Outing Flannel 19c 59c W'hitc Outing Flannel
iNh’ll‘HlliI‘ quality in nuns :«iiipws 39": yard
"nil (“Pam ‘. Yard wnlI- i‘:\li‘it iiI'JI'I,‘ IIIIIIliI)
29" Apron Gingham 19¢ 190 Figured Siikoiene 39c
Flaminid quail”. Fast .III- ““33 “.m” ”HY-“m“. ”MN,”
"MW,“ and IIIlIvz‘inaN
35° ChaIII'mIY “’6 ydI 69c Feather Ticking 49c
A scrIiccabie labrlt I’m' hum“.- The genuine A ('. A. (linilizx-
drosscs :md I'Hiidro n's IwII Ir. :1” ..._- M...
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.00.: (37.05“ -. . . 39c Dress Percaies
35c Unbleached Muslin 2 yards for 49f W
Iii: iiiIliI~~ “MO—L‘Slhdllfiil‘l quail 3*
19C yard in \I-i‘y desirable stripe-S and
You! IIIIi.I».I<uhsI11niiul il'litl “my...“ ,,au..rn5_
l \II.IIir.-: quality _..___._.__.___

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)9c Pillow (,asmgs 49¢ yd.
29c Huck Towels 19¢ each '11..» PH... .,. m, 1......“ 4;. hm...
FIIml} “Inch 51 ..Il) quail”. widv -

ilIliiIiii'Ii I-lltis’. A -
- ' 81.2.5 Crib~ Blankets
5’ i 29": rd ‘
I’qu‘9u‘t‘l‘ll‘f 1“]!la"(‘\nel\'11 3.. » 89.: caCh ‘
Hutton Flannel. \‘Ii':" I’ll" ,., SI) I. I..II.:. pinl. Irmi blue blank»
pu‘ Ina» lid coloring» we. I..iHI ilil'Il'l ‘E'lillliil and
(“:I: .‘.II~:"n,~
'3') rush for I. fr. 4 , -, . -..' .
I. .c‘t mt! rhcct m2: we yard
I. .I. ' ' ' ‘ ' -I"I iii i.“tl :i'lI'
I.r:lIiI ~I lII-Ii .
3.. {I_ J. ‘I._ ‘ .
).I( hill": l‘l..i: . It _
Ii l fix-ti lili: le llamask 99c
l I" i 1'; I III'» unid tiiiiiiI with :1
' l‘.1l‘.I"‘Ill iiiIWltllZ E‘ti
Ill-1'11. 1.;1 ‘l't 'IL‘.‘ L3. I I .1,.V.;\.. gig”,
.. . . . . .. 42.2.3 is‘:-.»»;.I.. .I. ('loibs
1/ . 81.65? (I..-;i‘.
I’ll: laJll‘i V. .‘ i 7.5.96 _‘ QI‘I'! ;. .- v;,_.I“.” p4”. “lin- h .3 .I.
\rid old: I‘ M . - ' '~.. I)” (mum-‘i: ill .nI --.~’
iii ~I.-" In, 11 I I. “divine
3w .\ainsook 396 yard 852.2 Bed Sheets 81..)9 c: l
S I‘ -. IIIT mini 1}; I \‘I-Iilv “(III-ii. III 1’,- . * II .47 :‘i In; 1.! I l
“II" ‘IiiIr sluplo‘ I-IIIIIIn —» .I.} . . 'but “ii gm.- “ _-.
lllllt‘ whitII. - z. . 111m)
69(- lcngcioth 395 ”mi .00! .i-Inimts $2 .8‘) pair
it. In ii»; on! .: Inn-in-imuli _. u “
.tI- In“. 1:1 'Il'lIli lilouvh .Inii II» --:I i.i..:«2.I:~ in :'i; .3' .mo
IiI'IuiI is 'Izi..~ii, chm,
All W001 Flannel
’i‘I.I~ JllIIsl “awn-cubic llIleJ \\t‘.‘ll‘iil'..! inuII-i'inl. won-Ir
from all pure wiml ix greatly in Il‘.’lii.’ill(l t'III' IIIIIIIK shirts.
“mun iI's lil‘illl"ii|l\. :IIIIl \ill‘lnll\ other ”VI“.
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\‘ulIiIIs up III $1.6!) _\':ll'(l

sill.» III-iI-II. .I'IIrIl ............ 99c.
All Wool Blankets

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.\iuIiI- of high Sl'iilll' wool with :1 mil heavy
'i‘lIIII' :IrII II\tr:I warm and lilhlll‘lllkilhit‘

'th-II- .Iic iiuIIIixomc rich plaids (Ii bountiful I-IIioiiii gs

iIiiIl tlI‘NiL us the colors are flbSOllllcll fust~—also p151» white

\\ iih I mumbling iIIIrIlI‘rfi.
$14.49.

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SILK and DRESS GOODS

Black Lining Sateen

3:111] “id".

............ 39c

Lining Cambrics

.......... 29c

iliglli (illiilil)
\I‘tllit‘ 'IEII‘
lor. yard

 

All colors
2 yards for

32 Inch Corduroy

The most serviceable long I". II:

 

36 Inch Black Dress Sn‘w‘n

An I'Kt‘I'lU‘iII Il.t\; I.“-
$3M“ MI 'nI- Hm . n. l,» . .
‘.‘aIII' $1. 3
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36 Inch Black Silk T..:‘.:'

Silk

“1.5 5,?" j... find ‘I l; :

gzii; Sta" ;IiII $1 9
yard 4

40 Inch Crcpe' De C“‘-‘- 0

 

in; material made »I-IIinpl--..- .\zl ». ii : II:-
icolor :tS‘Ol'liIit‘nl in ..ll ‘l‘fi‘ ". » . 'I-I
most dcsjriilih ~hade~t F» . $1 43
regularly S'L'IIII )til'll $1 19 _...~'. , . . ,.
tori-mil . u
5‘: I!” ntl‘ All ‘V’lOl Trio
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All Wool “WearWeli ‘Serge 7.....2. . , ,.
44 inches \‘itll‘ HI'ZIIH'J and S". P H ‘ $2.93
Shl'llllh TiiI‘ lillil'ii' it);' >'. i 1.. l? "' '
survive and :I'.ti':‘..I"I
.». I ”In... .I'I- .\':II I. liiv... :I‘aii- -"Je V elvet,
iii-Imq. li': i.. I'm .:ii. liI-Ii. , , .II'P . .Iii lr-I-I
liviuiim pvi'I . .IJ‘IE \<‘ll ' f" ’l'..I' . . 71 (‘l .!I
.S.I].- 1'48, ,}‘. . W... H52 993
IY‘TI'I‘. ‘-..~.I. I gartl . ........
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\\'hi‘.I- iiI‘waIIIv: , 5. I.\.I.I i‘lli;l)l'"i(i"""i ‘ »<. 'i‘llrcc
ill :I ilIIliIl:I_\ l.II7-. «A a... an. user

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Gloves & Hand Rags

Women 's Belts

"\lu' '.\\O'I“.\ iiiilt‘i‘vni ~'_\‘ ‘~‘_
lIl:II 1. I‘liIl :Ii‘ good IIIlI i".
. I .. I . . mg -
v-i . -I.' i ......... ‘5 c
Cliildren' s Mittens
:;u ,» iIh :Isliachnii
I., .. "Ion: lining, ail >1.
’. . ..’I1 39
:II. 'Hli ....... . .... 6

Women s Fabric Gloves

odd

Hun.- -' :I:.:»I'I.'IniIInl, Sh.
guy, ‘I l:iI k and \IiiiI»
Value 691‘ 49c
it‘l' iIini .............

Chamoisette Gloves

l‘.‘ “Rd :1. brown, IIhitc LGL'I‘I‘C‘l'
and mode: value 82 25,
for 51.99
[mil ...............

Women' s Leatherette Gloves
iwo ('l.li~IlS Brown. Bim- k. lie-av-
IIIg \\'lii1o and (:rny-Aii sizes,
lI>;.. [IIIII‘

l't’illlliil' .§-:. 25

 

Velvet Handbags

Spimidd :Issui‘lluent‘ l‘cpi‘crc’nt»

 

inf: I‘io snuirtcsi style:- ~il1\
lined and fined \I-I‘Ih purse and
“‘l'Tiir ..

YaiuI- 3,50. $2 49
Sale price ........ I

Hosiery. l 'u derwe :I 1‘.
Women 3 Union S. iits
‘ledium WI ight ‘

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‘ 'Izths, rcg' lnr

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Women's Bitrson live

'HIIliiim woivzii‘. ":~II.' ..

(“Lilly w I: “In
Woznen‘s Full Fashioned ch

Sp! -.~i-Il. 1.1‘1'

 

\luiiuiu weight .‘i r. IIIp.c
pluck, regular $15 ..'-'I 830
tor, pair .. ..........

 

Children's Ribbed Hose

Siron; quality, [or bins m

Spociul 29‘s;

Imi‘.‘ ..
Boys’ Outing Flannel
Night Shirts

32:331.... ...... 99::

Mens Outing Flannel
N'fl'ht Shirts
JIIXU :1. n: ('jll‘llll}'. well mm.)
bani-ink .ill «.I‘7iIIS.

colon-Ia.

 

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$1 89
tor , ...... I

 

\ .‘Illlt' up to $19.00 piiir
No. 8 or 9 All Copper Nickel

SpIII-inl price. pun" ........... . . . . .....
I C S
Housefurmsmng Platedr‘l'ea Kettles

 

-- . . Regular price $3.00 and :‘.__:'..
Perfection 011 Heaters 3...... (who. $2 39
legulur size, will beat any room (I‘m-h .............. a
quickly and thoroughly; no ..__p .- ___

sa ves (coal:

$6.99

smoke. no soot:
regular price 88.

Thin Blown Water Tumblers

 

 

for ............... Regular price 100.
Special _
Steel Bye Enamel savory six tor .............. 49¢
Deuble Roasters .
Large size. regular price Roasting Pans

$3.75.
for

la rge size; regu-

$2.99 396

100.Piece Decorated Dinner
Sets

ii ve different

Black sheet iron,
lar price 50c
l'ul’

 

(‘hoice ol‘ decora-

fihitefihina Tea. Cups and,
Saucer:

i : 1 . 35.00.
ngggialva no 3 “’im gold bandd: 29
price ............ $29-99 value 50c,' for, each .. C

 

 

“Pyrex Ware" Pie Plates
. Looks like clear glass but 'will

White Enamel gloat
Canisters

 

stand intense heat saves labor; 25 lb 512%
.3 regular price 90c; regular $1. 75 f‘ s .39
so.............:... 73o .0... .......... 1

 

 

1'00 Dozen Window Shades
Perfect goods—All copra.

aim Wm
z-quart else. colonial shape; res-

 

 

 

“$4110.63. .50 $2.

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Taffeta. Georgette and Satin

DRESSES

Fascinating New Drums.

'iiic <i31es illI‘ the most

at $14.99

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iihie—Tl ( man-rials of 1in lll‘ Inul gun iity

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DRESSES -
Dresses of IlIIpIIiiIiniIlI-
style. . .

qii':lii_‘.'

Wool Serge and Silk

at $19. 99

til. )‘ml ‘\ IlliI‘ I" “‘1I.‘i

 

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Women’s n1"

sons 5" - .-

av y T ricoi inc

at $25.99

 

VELOUR COATS - ’ at $27. 99

Splendid wearing and perfect style coats with deep 0211“”
collars—lined throughout with fancy Venetian lining.

 

DRESS SKRTS - ..

of high quality, best Sty ies and

Navy and black wool serge

. wonderful value.

$5 ‘99

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