"Hrs. A,W. m otllFitch
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lgo'ia O. Warden of the 80m Nor-
nkTruntCo..isconfinedtohis
home with n severe case of ton-mun
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Mr. and In. Arthur H. m at
”Yorkh'ebeengueotsoflr.m
street. »
A branch of the Liberty Hat Com—
pany has been opened in the Podeltv
ski building. East Washington street,
and will renovate old hate.
u
Kr. and him. John Ferguson and
unity of Wilton are occupying apart.
meats in the Capuauo bloc-L East
Washington street.
Hrs. 1‘. ll. Vaughanyof So. 2 Van
Zamfl street. East Nom‘alk. has had an
cOLLAnEo recount.
“We have such a fine name." said
Slr. Collared l’ect‘nry. "but when one
finds out what it really means it isn‘t
quite so fine. Never mind “9 live in
the zoo and we are interesting enough
:0 be here.” '
""""'~W Hope a
on m Veal-g0”.
Amemnouflyml on W “a,
outskirts of the wild marshy regions pl
of Northm. Tamaniu confirms the
existence 20.000 or 30,000 years ago of .smoker to be held on Friday evening.
I slant wombat (one of the poached EDecember 10th.
animals peculiar to the 411w, 5Wuhin¢ton meet! There will be sev-
The discovery was made by m: gal tolerating More. music and
m supper.
mzn‘mrnftfiegmg’: was n; a The annual ball will be given New
' ' -Year'l eve in .Munic Hall. Two or-
The skolrton lay buried in six feet :cmm Wm furnhh music. _.
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“There are a great many oaher
creatures here too.” said Mrs. (‘usnuul
PM‘RI')’. "so maybe it isn‘t and:
neat tompliment."
"Maybe not," said llr. Collar-«l Per- 5
127}. "but I prefer to think tLot itl
V
of dang-ed vegetable matter resting on ? _ .__...__.
sand that “us oun- the lied of a lake. ‘ Two ATTACHIQENTS FILED
)ir. Srott of the inunreot'on museum. Two attachments were filed with
examined and omruvatcd the skeleton 51'0" Clerk ,. Herbert R. smith this
land :1de the opinion that the 5mornlng. The first attachment woof,
court on
Minot 8.
animal had lived perhaps more than 'come up before the city
the London Power "0111me against
import '3
eredinthelio'h-aymonm'ehr é.” thedecmeiormewm that
are. - _
Final plans were made far the
in the hall at 100.
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Methodist
Rev
E pincn pul
(ivorgv A.
Howayton
church services
Baird. mlniwter. Sunday morning
worshi') at 10:3". m'rmon subjn-rt;
"The lIcMErahip of the Spirit" Sun—
day-school ShH’ilt’nl will vonvmv- at
11:50 9. r.‘ The Devotional Mot-t-
ing of the ram-1mm League. will be
held at 6:45 p.'m. Sunday evening
worship at sermon thonN-z
7:30_
"Achievement, the Call to Advance."
\Vednevd-w evening there will he in
"Poverty Smial" lit-1d in the chapel
'un’der the auspices of tlw Sunday-
nchogl. The. Prayer Meeting will be
held at 7'45. topic for the service.-
“God'a Help in Temporal Anxlotlos.”
*
J. Roderick Buchanan. of Toke-
neke. and Mrs. Ruth Steele, Borden. it
daughter of the late Rev. Dr. J. Ne-
vett Steele. rector of'Trintty. and .1
niece of Charles Steele. were married
at noon Tuesday, at the home of the,
bridegroom'o sister. Mrs. G. Landing
Baldwin. 145 West Forty-eight street.
New York. by the Rev. Dr. Thomas.
a Presbyterian clergvman, of that city.
Mr. Buchanan's first wife. who died
two years ago. was Miss Rosalie Du-
tllh Smith. a daughter of E. Dutilh
Smith. '
H
Sunday, November 28, at the Row-
ayton Baptist church. Rev. Frank 8.
Clark. pastor. the subject of the
morning sermon will be: "The Bible
and the Pilgrims." Worship com-
mences at 10:30. The Bible school
opelu at 12 noon. Christian Endeavor
meeting at 7 p. m. At the regular
church service. which begins at 7:30,
George Edmun Manson, ot the Epis-
copal Seminary. at Alexandria, Von
will speak on “The Healing at Be—
t code." By request. Mr. and Mrs.
ark will sing a duet. entitled “Could
I Tell It."
When Bl: us h-..
W'hen birds begin to (mow hut-k {1.
early spring. they may llt,‘ :mrzwtod to
trees near me home by plus-in; umr'
the trees at alu-lled cocounut. with some
ouet.
m you are'“wide awake as
an owl" at night. and
can't Mmqaopw"intheday-
time you certainly need
m
other way. i run tho unlit-st creature
that mus c-vvr born. 1 do bellevo that.
l romo from n hideous family, a per-
fvotly hideous family and Flu no glow-
in;: uxm-ptl-m to the rule.
-“l'\'o ”film told how i Wu: brought
by n umnmn u long journey and how
we stopped 0H in foreign places until}
l was hrti about the sin-Ms on n leush
like? any dog. The thing i have al-
ways said has been lhnt all creatures
who see me can become greatly
«heart-d, for beside me almost any
I-rt-uture is beautiful.
"My horns, my whiskers. my warts,
my stringy tail—every single thlno:
about me is perfectly hideous. My
I‘,\‘t."l are watery and (mile without any
soulful or beautiful t-xpresslnn.
“Yes. I am so ugly that no one
would ever be. discouraged by ugli-
m-ss us l've avid, for one look at me
will show I am the ugliest creature
living. And I don't care! When 0m-
ls its ugly as i am one doesn‘t care.
Yes, I am distinguished as belonging
to the uglleflt funny that ever hap-
pened!"
"All," said Mr. Collared Peccnry.
“we’ure neither of the beautiful Red
River-Hog family nor ot‘ the ugly
\Vm't-Hog family. “’9 are neither
very ugly nor very beautiful.
"There has been gossip about us.
Folks have said we were dangerous
and wild. or course we're wild swine.
We‘re not tame pigs but we’re not
dangerous as people have made us Out
to be. In fact we’re quite mlld."
“Yes.” said Mrs. Collared Peccary.
“and here in the 200 we lie down in
our little yard side by side and we
sleep so soundly tmd we dream' of
food.
"Pigs. our barnyard cousins, don‘t
look like us. though there tiresome
black and white pigs. But we‘re
hushler looklng and quite a little dif»
fluent in every way until a creature
gets a good front look at us. Then
unyone can tell by our spouts that we
helnng to the great pig family.
“All. it’s it real family to belong F5."
We‘re not little. simple. sweet crea-
tures, we’re the wild members or the
family whose mottoes are, ‘be greedy’
und ‘be proud of your 'snouts’!"
No Greater liotake.
One at the mistokeo some men make
is to spend all their lives building a
fortune to leave to_ their children, and
then not devote any thought or. time“
training them how to use ff‘wisely aft.-
er they shall get lL—Detroit Free
Pres;
‘A
Want Ann. Bring Goon
.slorm ram doors or storm vestibule.
‘Do it now.
5 No dratts means saving coal. ,
- . ~ - .-. Consult with .
3‘0an IN WALL STREET l CHARLES 'r. MACDONALD. ‘
VAL . R'l'lil-Iltl'l'. infill! a, tu.~—~:§pn-: ;
vulutin- m'ntiym-nt was depressed at ;E%?{:ex‘v:;u:“ ”manamgk
the opening of business on the Stock; Tol'o’pho». 132$.
Exchnnzo today. but lam-rs wore mod- - _ . 5 ltded to .
onto aside from the lures which: Repair nork promptly ' t e ' '
Parts or small 0an to the sugar mill.
Vulue up to $22.50
L. GOLDEN
mambowmsrur
figured so pronllnv-ntly 1. yrfllt‘rtflfy'a
Belling movement. The remiitxstmnt .
in tlw sin-l tmdo. coupled with the!
nnst-ttlml industrial situation general—5
Iv mused rather free offerings for the
short account. Crucible Steel drop-l
pod 2 1-2. Republic steel i 34. Viral
ginia Chemical 2 1-2. and m:
AUTOMOBlLES COLLIDE I
lrvinr: R. Wilmot of 2 Orchardi
street, reparted to the poioe thisl
morning that the mudguard and the:
steering apparatus on his automobile;
had been bent and damaged as the re;
sult of a collisoin with‘a machine all-:11"! down condition.
erted by Jacob Schauh in front of 5:: used to get the moat Mn! ”finches
South aMiu street.
Atrcording lo the story told the police.
zy Wilmot the latter put out his hand]
helped.”
. ' ~bl ' felt as though i was gettink nor
in pulling Out lrom the curb. Just as I. and shake so] had no idea it comd
i started in by stealing soundly and my appetite in-
creased wonderfully withln a few days. i ate thing- that
i would neer dare touch belong and felt not the. slight-
lt wasn't long before the rheumatic pants
1 atarted to take
m weight so that all my friends asked me what i was
taking and you can bet i told them. Any number of
them are now taking Roo'l‘onic and find it oil that I told
it is a medicine among medicines certainly in a
he reached the trolley rtacka, the first heard of RooToniC. I
Sehauh machine collided with his au-
tomohilo. No arrest was made.
est distress.
Danae" t° Be mm“ ceued as well an all signs of malan‘a.
\Vrong outing brings disease and [1(0-
mature uging. This in obvious to oil
unprejudiced minds. And there on
two principal styles of eating which
must be avoided to secure dependable
health—namely, eating badly prepared
food and eating too much oi! food prop-
erly prepared—J. M. Tllden. M. D.
m
——Sentinel Want Advs. Bring Good
Results. '-
them.
wonderful tonic." '
ceived from Roo'l‘ouic.
JACOBY
gMEN’S OVERlX)‘ Eli's 5"
f Wandup‘
"The trouble started with an attac .
i never picked up but was getting waiter all tho‘tiue. 8
so sick and dim. i-
v
Nearing >«1Prostration
As Was Mrs. Crotty
"Rheumatism and malaria had settled no in my system until _i felt there
was no use trying to get rid of it. as I had tam so inauy thin:- wtthout being
gay: Mrs. B. Crotty of 59 Stevens street, nor-walk. Conn.
k of melanoma that left me in a bad
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going up stairs would make me short of bmik ao l'd have to sit down.
kidneys were bad, too, and i'd blue to set up nights out of bed. i would trom-
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RooTonic in no“ in So. ”walk, at the Mood Drug Store. 8 No loin at.
The root and herb formula, printed accordini to government regulation ohm
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