- Poonihle to Recognize It a
.g, ' Currency.
,ot' the contents. in many
S this haste was expensive.
My.
Wt] and reissued,
America Hundreds of Thousands
of Years Ago.
\s
31- gnow l.lu_\\‘ttnz\_
fl! in’tln-ir lll'.il. and. not lDE‘lHL’ .l.‘
drug-sod for slfl'll t-u‘r'inl thus. ll..- \3.-
ties Slow!) rill-ll out. tit'st tln- ”Mum's.
3'20“ tllt‘ ln'us‘s :lx:.l ltlsll} llll‘ llil’nl‘.
until now there :ll‘l' runny \:It'iolit-s
”33130 have luwll tll‘\ll‘ll_‘.n'tl_ 'i'ln- vinqut-
3. {oil is who ol' tln- {on tintt ronnlinu-ll
3. fine to typo. and is lt<v\\ t'munl in tvlvnr
' ' 35' near the Armin (‘ll't‘l", ln ain't-arr
m it Y‘P<l'lllltll‘s soon-“loll lln- \\llll
‘flnwbt‘rry plant lm'lt in ltltt's's‘nill and
'il'at,.althou:h tln- trult is not mill-lo.
tang small. dry and hitn-r.
I’x'
fi
.Making It Easy.
lathe dint shadows ot‘ the P417.) par—
1“, Gland.- Arhutlvuot t'l:l\l‘('li. illda
‘mani olnln'm-v. Huvnalullnl- Ille-
. 4:113 the \‘tIllllzlll uhn ltml slolt-n nll
fiis I080. Tho :Iil‘ llil’llli‘tl Willi l'lnu-
130-.
,. “Hy darling." ho hrc-ntln-ul. “my “to.
'm very soul! Anni to think that om-
dayyoll will ho Illllll'~>:|ll Inim-Z Thus.-
an; tl‘t‘ssl's. llnlso «yr-s. :ls ltllll' its
“the-summer skins. that rosolnnl tnouth
M hide-s your yil':ll'l_\' lot-Ill: .\lt.
fl! "Oldest girl. ln-t nw gazo upon
Que-thus” shining jl-wt-ls t-nolost-ul in
,m folds of l'l'itnson rein-ti"
m as the languishing maid “as
Wag to r'ontply with his lll‘tlt'lll
m. a sllrill‘ rolwo I'lllllu from hr»
2“ the ('tlllt'll on whit-h they sat
Mil. So Mosul—together.
4 “My don't you take ‘ont out and
let his!) han- it good look. Gwen?"
“his her disgusted littlt- hrotlll’l‘.-—
Answers.
Writings of the True Poet.
“I . the true poet everything is
“tourhing, or brilliant. ”l' gives
.te‘lmicost thoughts in tho rltoit-est
me. He illustrates tin-m by
“filing that he sets most striking
failure and art. Ilt‘ Olll‘it'llt-s thotn
.‘fijmres or human life. Silt‘ll as it is
m before- him. His writings.
We. contain the spirit. the
m if 1 may us:- the phrase. of the
‘4]: which he livt-s. They are rask—
fiwhieh onc-loso within at small com-
].the wealth or the language—«its
gun; jewels, \l’lllt'll are thus trans-
”:m in a portable form to posterity.
.O [ting may tweasibnally he an-
. and require new and then to
Amwed. as in the case at (‘hnueer‘
'“b hrillianry and intrinsic value of
.‘hgton Irving.
in the Superior Clan.
Ewes more than :1 name to put
“ in the superior finss. Some
are fit to conjure witlr.‘ Men
filling to stake their all on what
.u who own the name say. Other
with the sinn- name are sub-
1 , .b ridicule. Names refer to in-
‘ Is.“ but individuals must put.
_ lity into what the name stands
t : always mean .tnnre. It’s not
‘to be a .Son.of your father in
You must he a son in deeds- if
rd Plus cia ——Grit.
mm: wm Red...“ u If u |. Woman Led to See Beauties of Chris-
Dven when little but ashes is left tents. He spoke of it to Mrs. 'i‘lmxtt'r.
fievgovernment will redeem burnt
h 1m if the hills are still recognlzn»
We. —Sltr'h hills. ran-fully parked in
“tall butting that they may not be
M into a powder. are still its good
a; the treasury as though the-y were
fit!» original ful'lll. 'l'ln-y will he
m WITH THE GLACIERS
um. Cinquefoil Made First Visit to
Near the Very tip of Mount Hum-on.
m the Hudson highlands. tin-re grows
3 small white tlowt-r known to imi-
‘nlits. as “l’olt-ntilla 'l'rltlvnl:tt:t.:‘ or
mac-toothed rinqnol'oil. its history
' is as long as its mum: and :l)l'\' lull-l.-
‘M’eds of thousands of yours. ln
I‘M minute period of the “Ullll tlw
glaciers t‘altlt- run-ping doun from lllt‘
'thl. hurling unrlnr sun“ and im-
all the rouutr)‘ north ot' Loni: island
'3'“: (‘Pllll'tll New .lt-t‘su-l. 'l'ln- i‘lll-
quefoll value with it. t'ln- the t-inquo-I'oil
is a hardy lltllo t'llnp. :tllIl Inn‘s llli'
hitter \Vt‘flllll‘l' :ts llllll‘ll a». thu famil-
Wbell tlw ;.'l:lt‘lt|l‘ tool. up tho grout
m1 :1 fun llouolx- :lll'l .'I You ltit‘vls
Ind beasts \\l'l'o‘ la-t‘t slt‘nlllltNl it. :1
Gimme that slouly lull sun-ll narnn-d
'1'.“ the sutntur'rs \\'t'i‘t‘ almost troplv
*un-I.
tlanlty Through Advice Given
by Brahmin Theosophlst.
"n the Chicago fire occurred and How a woman was converted to
' 7v 'mnny'" people scrambled Christianity by a Brnhmin is told in ;
. . h the embers to and the safes the Boston Herald belss Lilian Free-
, "which their money had been put man Clarke.
“Tilll impatient hands them- Celia Tlmxter, tho poetess, was an
“‘i't‘e OlWHPd to 808 the cundl- earnest student of strange and mys-
ln- tlcnl tenohlngs. At one time she was
much dominated by the tenchlngs of
By and h)- .‘l’ohini himself happened
to get hold of a cop." of the New Tes—
tament. 21ml was mun-h surprised and
impressed by the beauty of its con-
lcoavstlfén metallic: w‘Ar
club. of the Pacific
nnd found to his nmazr-tm-nt that she
knew nothing about the New T‘Mfl'l
mt-tlt. i
“What 3" he said. “You do not read
your own religious hooks? l never
heard anything llltil't' beautiful than
this."
Mrs. 'J‘llaxll‘r forthwith l-o-gall ml
read the New ’l‘eslann-nt sin-l bernnll-l
so much into-rested in it that she went
about with :l m-py in her [lO('kl‘l:
\l'hent‘rerslu- had a rhnuw- she would
read it. From lllzt‘ llnn~ she Int-gun to
attend l'hillips llrooks' t'lllll‘l'll. She
was I'otlH-l‘tml to l‘hristiunity by a
Brnhlnin tin-osnphlstf
BIG DAY IN BALBOA‘S LIFF.’
Great Spanish Explorer First Sighted!
the Pacific Ocean on September I
25, 1513. l
l
(in Supt. "7-. ’lfulil. \‘asl-o .\'unv7 do:
null...“ ll.lll llls lll'sl lll‘kl' :tl ill“ llllll‘
t‘xl'nllM‘ Ivl' lllt‘ l'm-ilit' Iil'l‘.'.ll, rt‘tnal'ln' 'il‘
the his Anni-hm 'l’inn-s, it “as gainwl }
from the top nl tln- lnolttt'nin l‘ultgi' fl! :
illl‘ l~tlnnn~ ml l’at-iwn. l'nur Il;l.\.\,
lulu-l“. on tho '.".llll. lu‘ l".'l|‘lll'll tlw.
Sllllu's lIitll-a-ll and stout] “Hist tit-op:
in tin- mm is. ”o call-u! it the firm! i
South son .lltll l!" took l’ut'lnnl IN'\‘I'\A‘
slon ill .ln- ltulnu ot llll‘ kin; of 51min. :
tlt'tol' lin- Innnnm- ut’ tlw :vlll illllv v>\»‘
[llt'li'l'\. That “as lla- hi: 'l;l_\ ill:
linllma's lifl‘. lla- mlw in the .\’v\\ 1
World as :l stounun) null ln- :ttt.t nod
fln- mlw ot' :nlmltnl nt llII' l'.:-'llit* and .
inl't-t‘nnr 'nt lino-hm. Yo: tour )t"ll'\“
l
lilll-l' lu- \\:t*~ I'\Illlll"l ll“ tlm I'tllillt‘i
sqllntv :tt .\- in on :t ll mun-Ii It}. t'ltnl'gt-l
01~ il’t'dsllll. l'-.ellm:t \\'l\ :1“ mlu-tlllli’l‘l‘
with tho pussions of tln- :utnl-lc-t', t‘w“
tll'tttlknrnl null lln- sin-tultltl‘ll'l: )‘t-l n“;
llo‘ :Hlllt‘I'i'tl ]IIl\\'i‘l' .tilrl ‘l';:ltHl'il) ltl‘:
ludimflwl printout-o. .inll: 'wnt and l‘orv- .
sight. “1‘ “as :v l'I';lll:tl wont and now }
Cullrorma has :l ulu-llu'ttfnl hl-m'h mull
:t gnnnH-vl int) numml llf'l‘l‘ hint. Ill
would lu- \vt‘y proper to wall ”to ltt's't ‘
week in Solltvlnlwr llnllma wool. in
illls sI-rlinll, tor l'l‘tllll ilu' «llsl'on't‘y
it) tho possn-s‘sloll ol‘ the l‘ut'illv (our
days l-lupsml. '
__.—.
Peculiaritiea of Stature.
Stnlurv «ll-ponds l good (li'lll ou ell-
lnat«-. ’l‘ln- lltlslluwll live in the grout
Kllltthari tit-sort. tln- tall l'nlytn‘sinns
on the l'm-lliv isiuttds. and vnjoy all
the advantages lltlllil‘t‘ ran lmslow,
'l‘lw llnttt'tltnts. of the same rilt't' :ts
llll' inslnnon. hut inhabiting "turn for-
tile (-onntry. are llDIil't'l'lilllly taller.
0n the higher ground the people are
usnalh shorter. so that the Swiss xtml
ventral Europeans grut-t'nlly :ll‘t‘ slut-ky
rather than tall. Sonll'tilnrs stzttltt'o
um.“ with the class of turn. l".:trl_\‘
emigrants to .\llll'l'll':l lit‘flll'l' things
\n-rl- Ina-lo- easy ll)” thi- steamship rout-
l
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l
l
l
t
NEW YORK, Nov. ISL—A rare -
somhlnge of brains were bunched s-
lzerdaydn the office of Col. Jacob Rup-
pert. president. of the Yankee baseball
club. Pursuant to the call of Ed. Bar-
row. business manager:
gins. field general: Joe Kelley. scout.
and Bob Gllks. scout. met Col. llup-
pert. and they talked
. - . . 1-.r at len th.
es \\ele not able to penetrate John \\ ass, and she did; not appreci- 1‘33; ’raies the in. Western territory
i“settles to Consume the contents. ate the beauty and power of the Bible.
”airtight there was not enough She saw a good deal of a Hindu join in the councils of'stute twilldta;
”‘ in them to ere-ate a blaze. But theosophist named Mohinl. and under 3?:Ylfnfigggihqufg";gg"l,2‘€2.32. or
MS of them there was still heat. his guidance came to regard herself the Continent will escape, sci-utmy. -
hair was let into those sales they use theosophist. .
Min") flame and the contents were One (luv she said to her frlond' Mary stop for the Yankees. the new man
mods Had they not been opened Parkman: “Did I speak contemptu-
' 'contents would have been intact. ouslv of such a person? I ought not
”the time the Baltimore and Sun to. for one of the principles of the-
M500 fires name such safe nwm-rs ogophy is to feel no contempt for any
mulls had acquired ntore wisdom. human heing," “
_~-time was given for them to cool Mire Parkman replied: “But did
a m most cases it was found that not Jesus teach that? Is it not all in
”.l paper money was dried and life- the 3911110" on the Mount?"
l”that-still intut-t. Much of It went
“into l-irrulatlon. More of it was
Imed by the government with new
for talent. was delayed and will
Huggins told of buying a new short-
bt-ing Roy Mitchell. ut' the
Coast.
pttltiu-s. \u-ro .‘ll\\:t_\‘.\‘ tailor than the
ram-s from whivh they haul sprung.
’l‘hoy \\l‘l‘|' p‘n-kml nwn. full of plu'sivni
vigor :lllll rout-ago. .Stttttll'e \':lt‘il's :tlso
ttt-rording to prol‘l-ssion. Ahout half
the 'prol'essional and et‘vlesiztslival
t‘lllSS‘I's’ are tall nn-n. but only about
nnv in ten of the t-oitltll-l's. “unverfi and
tailors rmtrh tln~ ltc-igltl of tire t'n-et
seven int-hos.
‘. -_- -
bishonesty.
Lot a bishop appear and members
of his ('lilli‘t'll will he p‘l't-at-lwd a grout
sermon. The nppl‘et'itttion is for the
tllun‘s reputation and position. 'l'lmn- .‘
sands of hooks :u'tually wut'tltluss re-
t'l'lvl' \\'ll:ll is called :lpprw-latiou lu--i
“.2 gems oontinne unaltered—Wash-l
filmy are to be badges 0‘ "Wm-J
_ l for airplane and ship construction-
to beworthy of him. Leaner-s ' Though stated in he not let film- de-
Plns on the things they . ‘
~ are too wont-eat to pass mus-
; mus: 'iearnf’to mid worth ' brass and aluminum.
{tune «it they ureter belong to
rnttse they are written by noted lllt‘ll, ‘
printed by noted pnhlisllers. Your
lttugh at the jokes of a l'l0\\'ll but;
would on! smile at the some nuns-onset H
Offered by n lteighltor.‘ How the villi-3
tll‘t‘ll laugh at the teacher‘s jokes. llnw - W
an agent laughs at your jokes when;
he thinks he has you in a littyitlg'
humor. “'0 are :lt'lllfllly hum-st almnt.
nothing—H. \V. Rowe‘s Monthly. l
, ——.‘.._____ l
Alloy of Great Strength. i:
~1llukmetrzl, the Italian war alloy of
Adolfo l'mu-hain. is 't-iaimed to have
greater strength than steel or any
utllPl‘ metal with a higher limit of elas-
tleity. It is an ““93" ot' zine and (-np-
per. endures a high tenuwratnn- and
resists corrosion hotter. than copper.
its lightness. great Strength and utm-
eortosix‘eness ll:l\'v tillt'll it t-spel-iallr
velop'cd, its \‘lll'lt'tit-s elm-r advantages
.in Working as substitutes for steel.
nnd can breast,
turned, drawn, ful'gwl rolled. and
stamped. - .
_ll-II
h..-"
years old. t his
so he is no a. man.
this year. as the figures Elva it. is not. '
He made 117 runs. 211
two-buggers and 15 three—
buggers. for a batting average of .276.
and stole ill bases.
record. not by any means.
tains a goodly share of hits {or extra
bases.
Mitchell.
phenomenal.
hits, 41
hilller Hull"
over plans for
Robert Connery.
-u
. —
COATS
In the latest shawl
t'tillill‘ effects as well
as all the mest at-
tractive modes of the
moment. Every one
of them a popular
m o d e l exclusively
5110\Vll here.
$19.50 up
. , . 1,, , , I
Huggins my: Mitchel! m the
infielder'on the count thil m .
money was given for him. but three or
' t r- wlli be sent to Vernon
but. , mus added that one
wflmgmmum not be George
Muslim that miner. although it. in
under-eaodmm fundamental not keen.
Mogrtdn- nan: PM:
Mitchell is mildew”
His weightitiso pounds.
His record .
__ .-,.. ___.._. M-».-...- A.
No“
Nor is that a. poor
should he pron» that he
will do. isn't likely to displat‘e‘l‘eck-
‘inpangh. the more since Pratt. has re—
tired. and :1 place may be found for
the Palirorninn at. second or at third
by shifting \V’ard to second. .
The board of strategy also discus-
l.eague. sod quarto-rs at yesterday's eonference.
l: L . r ' i” ? ill . r} . ‘a M
W nod moi-ids are bold new
alder-adult the lite will!» bongo
tho-e Stated, with Sin-ever.“ and Al-
exandria well thought of.
Frank Grimm the young outfielder.
bought. by the Giants hut sewn tron:
Memphis. has been released, to tha
cl
Company or W:
of safety razors. by»Judse Milton: 3!.
Maitbie in the Superior Court hero (:0-
(133'.
the apvlmmn 0" “m" W‘ I‘e'ue’ ‘ PM WELL I
stockholder.
(“norm m 31in BROOKLYN
dare. Brooklyn National League base-
ball pitcher. and Miss Helen J. Sween-
ey. of Brooklyn. will be mot-fled next
a.
ery.
lies at exhibition ga mes.
”they. it was announced 3*- 5(1))"va (.1 "H“
any. Godot-e was i. lieutenant during
the Ivar and was decorated for brav— »
h ‘ "Fltlv gli‘i‘hln-
Any ‘iP'I' .fl
fave, uni-ll. , ,
«llsflkt‘r’ tiy
firm u r.
'10de ~ill'lfl “l’l""l.lll‘»l.
l K'Rthlng lip->- w.» h.
-7 v a 1
NE“’ YORK GIANTS MA}. ('0 m.
moo
NEW YORK. Nov. lie—The New,
York Giants mountain-lug an. in.
{ya-tum pt mm mm» mm mm.
“In nlmto take ”Vt-1.. _
mwfi Wan capital for a stunt " r '0" th- mm .i'tr“ .- _.
:“f’lr‘m'f-r. l' ,t
-..:.l"""l" ~ills? .lsll t'\ r,»
rsnzall fur of ".Tvrrhv
The appointment was made on
GIRL.
‘v 1 '01 K. Nov. l9.—-Leon Cn- AT ALL
“w ‘ ‘ Slfifiggl. DR
UG STORES
.\'[r,’. .-
You WE. LL?
‘t
4
230v. :9. 19m
‘ Hum t
“I‘m “W'Nlu at ,,
q ,;',...q
,m
“I'nplis Mp”
“Tl aid #0 9‘...“
‘ ' ' .1
t .
l‘.. t'mh u.
llh' cold (”1.”)1.
ilfill's' Hi ilJVG HON“\
H" 'T‘Wltlv, Hlals 3hr) "
1”. ~ Ill» l‘ongh. Price "
“A W ’Fmve's 0~pntrtratr ~ .
' ' lint Colds, lload Colds
"0 (ll 1-“ vncloscd with awry luv
Our Annual ,
Thanksgiving
Rh“
Beautifully trim-
med in furs or self
materials, gorgeous-
ly lined and every
feature of rich trim-
ming efiect included
in the most desirable
styles of the year.
$39 up‘ -
GIRLS’ '
OATS.
t Reduced Prices -.
ll“ ' ‘ 'l l . _
l l l . .
. l .
‘ .
.w\ n . _
i i .
.l g l lb ,
l l ‘ " 'l ' ~-t m-
f.
/ ‘ ht l :7. f‘
g *‘ ~ 2;
. ‘ . t ?
' 4t... .'
\ l l 33 gr ..
I. ' g :1 {
i ~L_
gill g. . 3.
t l} :i . 5 _. - U"
‘ . ' l l ' .th
. l l 3 {.S ..t
.:—I ‘1 '.; “ g \
7‘ " -» t: ‘ _‘~ .
. .3. “3. . .
.. ,_ ; -'.:- 7.
as ‘ . a to. '
t a 3.; " 3 _
. I . .‘ ,
A SALE OF THE BEST .3\ \\ l..\l
BEST IN STYLES BEST l‘.\ \lAkl‘.
Not a mark~llown sale or 3. salt 1 ‘ l l-f,‘ , x ~
sale Hi. the t'lllilt'l'\l of the [lowest in “tr-l"? “I .l-' T
tltq-ttl‘tllllg in the new max-kw: (-05“, “Lip“ n_. ‘ls 4; .‘ l.
i” 3"" ”f from 30 to 50 [lot rent of \tlta‘. y-nl t'vl‘u' ‘.
‘ paid for equal quality garments. Our pnlivy ol' laugh»;
our slot-ks and our prices right up to the minute gixm
this great advantage which or pass m: to 3m; 2” ‘lto‘st‘,
Wonderful opportunities.
Latest modes in
many models exclu-
sively shown here. In a
rich materials of all
desired cloths and
POlOl’S. From the most
F‘ROCKS .
simply tailored to . Original creations
the most. stylishly direct from the de-
trimmed. \ ‘ .1 signers, rich in ma
. terial, trimming, and
conception. Every
one of them a work
of art. And the
prices really un-
believable.
$27 up '
‘ $19.50, up
_- ____. -7
SUITS
The smartest of
the season in many
e 1: ti r e ly different
modes. Some ‘ fur-
trimmed, all original
ly designed and rep—
resentative of the
very best in making
and materials.
$25‘up‘ 1
.‘is Will, 1|. 1,,“ ‘,
" "‘ME ,s mu *. _.
- l‘tll' trig \‘(‘l{.‘.L."lx
‘rAW ‘
lt-hur ..
I1. --< .
A.-_.:
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