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. , . fiddle: bids. we ask to ham
»N‘ w Zealand Stutednan 011-:im “We °f “m3“? Wt prises mt
samples?“
3:33 the Anglo-Japanese. 'NAyiai-gé clothing «firm of Brooklyn
.1, “a“ _ ensure : ' ; , . .. wrote .to Senator? Santos in
twice Barlyconnilsbeadfiund ..__....,. ' “mm” “m? *3 , ' a
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V» omen Vote, the Picture iind Australia; says Sir mm Fm,” «mow anagram sums.
c-que Animal --Goes=::ii:t~;for are strongly opposed to the renewal “—11-”
. ‘ ; BOOIKS“: of the Anglo-Japanese treaty and he Chic! YW 01W
[l1nsants and_ 0f wants the home government’ to beer (museum he“.
Etiquette that fact in mind when the Question: .: —-—-—‘- -
or the renewal of the treaty comes up
‘inliK March. 16. =~Sime for settlement. _%::°H§”Y Recruiting Station at
~ , «\corn tree teaehniceuy laid 3" John is one of the leading i a; '9“ 138 opened 1' sub-mum
» .l \\ omen began to vote, the statesmen out New Zealand. With Sir n d 5 Po“ Office building at Stam-
Hall tiger—that. pictures- Joseph Ward he represented New 12?; 9" the 9'1““th 0f men in the
,, ”1:, proverbial in New York Zealand’ at the last Imperial Conrer- g? . it
‘ni‘ more than a century—Lia ence in 1911. He is now again in bee“ linemen“ of men who have
u a thirst for soda water and London. “marge“ from the NEW. with-J
7 appen- Wis 13cm '
man's duh. This age of
youthfii‘lattirecalls for youthful
zoom“; combhing the attri»
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To
mine books of etiquette and “The fieople of Australia and Newiifigz‘fgteggagl in the following rat» Mflmfiw-B-Nllfom
1 u‘ll to the dansants and Zealand but made up ”their minds ret ca tel 19 Gunner-Image, tur- . 1%
.us , ' that their islands must remain a (radial), n. quanta-Mr, electrician
. i- in.» will take many re 31—12 film’s country " he lime in {he ' ’fluh‘nmfl‘ mnte. engineinan.’
~ Kl‘d conditions or no'tronly PB.“ Mall and Globe. _This is not my
v.11” l-“s sponsors todayvad_. oymlon merely, it is a. national con. .jrfilt: :glgufreenrt in the following .
mill awkward with the tea viction. They do not want emigrants ed- Ap “gnu Drennt authorlz- l
::t unconsciously. he. some- from China. Japan or India The smiths, exam!” seamen. comr- : ;
“scent” blows the foam color bar is definitely fixed and is a apprentice mama. fireman, 1108me 5
«am sodas. but they bank fulldamentai feature of our Constitu— Aflumea nummmof :3“ m“. l
“mm mumps reputation at tl'on. Vvewent the British Empire'tofed and the” must he te't‘hare wants X:
,3\', 1" recognize-that fact and to respect it. 0 e hithest .
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ance of. the m or alulne-waimvusion
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Chief Yeoman H. c. Mitchell is to “9 w "thi' tut—‘1’!” NW Edi-9o.
be in charge of the cmce in Stanford.
having been on special duty at New : ® M ItWh m 31 W“
Haven since he closed up the tor-mel- :
navy recruiting office at 324 Main
- - .. type in all respects...
olden days. of course. the It is apparently ditficult for the Wm be for a perm orglurengitgents
uncut was the saloon. Here government 0f the mother country. 3* ‘
. The minimum 11 um 13:-
mi. companions in a free—and and Possibly for the DGODIE- to realize ment will be 18 veil-s. art?! greening!“-
“My. i-nlvred into their con— how great is the color question- with mum for first enlistment 35 y ,
‘ MM managed to scatter po- us New Zea'landers and Australians.
' .1 ~~~-vl.~‘ on fallow ground,» He 'The Chinese come to us in small
-.-. mom as "Joe" or "Tim" or numbers, and. we want their numbers
, .2, p, 1 mons of intimacy. 11 one Ito diminish rather than increase
». . mm 1' meded a job, the tiger “The Japanese are a more aggres—
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. '-~.-,.- e-llllssa ri‘s found him one. It SiV'e 900916 and constitute our gi-eat- street in 8“",er 11 THE ALFRED FOX PIANO 00. EYE- N: “HE
: Ann. dim]. liowels were sent. It'95t menace. We W31“: the imperial of this year. The reagengarl-um 01111131: . ‘85 NM ms", 0pp._00ng. Chm‘ m U 15 AD
: -\on. was m distress of whatever governmeltt ‘0 understand this-matter closing then was became all recur“. ' : ' . .
WM... m... .. ‘ N... e... “.1... ~ / M“ mtun , ,
in; 13”.. m my wars Tammany Japanese peril is there all the time from that date. until now. 7 4', a e ‘ . ..
('lulrlwvl the reputation. of being the: It 7138 how come to this: New :- . .. ,. _ . _,
rum: charitable lllblitution in the ‘ealand and Australia—tor, in th'ls
: y «a matter we are all of one mind—object
r low 'll ings lime changed. The emphatically. t0 the renewal of the
.-~v ~ ..1. nd- iind no interest in the‘Anglo Japanese treaty. When that.
: l. mms now that only? Volsteaditr‘aty was made there was some ex-
.. llp'lnns are served. Bereft of his 0089 for it- . Russia was threatening
«. imp: mm and mindful thutlmam- While Germany was throaten-
:lLvrate contains an element “‘8 Europe and America. was : too
.: quires more delicate courtship. ”"10“ concerned With ”‘9 Monroe
, “#1.. must gnbccome companioin- Doctrine to be depended on. The.
. _ .-~ “.9” as generous. . German and the Russian menace. are
r ”1.; past few months. Charles now removed and qs for America. she
‘izlrphy. the “gel-'3 chief trainer in is now ready to make common cause
» in w ways of politicnl organiza- With “5 over the Japanese NW“- 80
-. Mc- .,.mipped his charge with all there is no justification for a continu-
~(n‘lill accourements. including ‘1"0" 0‘ an undesirable "9M3"-
...onm for athletic clubs. refresh- - “The subject cameup before the
4c 10,: aftprnoon teas and other last Imperial Conference. and in the
H...” paraphernalia designed {0 coming conference I have every r034
,;, 3;... 0m organization in function- son to believe it Will be one of the
: om”: most important questions'for consid-
(‘5... bulletin boards in the main eration. This time it will have to be
-.:I'.Illl:!l‘l‘:l‘S in Fourteenth street are thrashed out thoroughly."
unmrully cow-red with_placai'ds an- , .
TlflllllClllg' amateur athletic events, DREAMS A.\D BEST. 1
dances and other functions. Club '_‘—“ .
rooms are being fitted up in the hope Dreaming 1‘3 507V!!!“ and Idle Slug-
of attracting women‘s organizations guru’s (-sme.
0 hold sessions there. Believers in Dreaming is no vain and idle slus-
he tiger's versatility are confident gard's game. Solomon t0 the 9011-
'hai he may yet become an attractive .trary notwithstandinr. It's because
"I: can Brummel. and that the Tam- Y0“ lWEd to dream that you E0 to
. any organization will continue to be bcd’ nighu. ' YGU’ve probably been
force in things political laboring under the obsolete impres-
sion that it is for the sake of rest
that you spend a third of your life
_ A in sleep. ,,
‘. ' “Absurd." said Andre Tridon. New
Your heart never—rests: neither do
. of your complex busy organism is on
the job twenty-four hours a day.
_ . Yourhcurt never rests; neither do
: your lungs, nor liver nor brain cells.
'Mnmnolc Mass. March 16.— BM you do need to dream. because
{05st tooth of a prehistoric ele- only so can the ordinary man relieve
found in Vermont in 1849 andza“ }!15 'urges.' " _
sented to the Zoological Must-um 3390'90" Bonaparte had things
“Harvard University as its first all h‘5 own way for :1 Spell- and JUSt
‘cimen has only recently been rc- 9'") long he guided the yvorld's £1.83-
lycd at the museum. after a. curious {my in “0 sleepy style \V'IthOUt being
ures of great power, beauty and durability of .-
formanoe.
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well fitted brassiere or bandeau as well as upon.
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plain and elaborate designs, and we are happyto
, ,assistyou in your selection.
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Made Public for the First Time
W hen the “Red Star” was put on the market, the secret of efl‘i-
cient cooking with the cheapest kerosene was made public.
The perfection of the ‘fRed Star” made possible for the first time
the use of kerosene or other cheap oils without the aid of wicks or
substitutes for wicks. It made possible a complete vaporization of
all the heat units of oil and increased heating efficiency over thirty
per cent.
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. : - , abed.more than two hours a ‘ ht. I a 9 '
7523;511:311 hf,.fi,‘;§§§v°f fifygi‘finfi‘fifi Butz—when the world balked 1112:111- ! . The Red Star, 13 really a gas
mug] Ilgnshnw‘ of Boston. Who fylng longer his will to dOminate. I range. It prOduces its own gas
11nd the fossil and presented it to dammed up his ergo urge in St. lie- 5 from anywade 0f liquid fuel It
ward. legion. he slept ten hours a. day. 'lhal ,, -
‘Tho tooth. which is nearly a foot iqufledlreamfdtth?10981081231111 , .3. 9 increases heating efficiency over
rig and several inches thick. was 0 seep S 0 ream. w e or or *
und with ot'er fogsi] elephant nottyou rememligr anything nbout_li : thirty per cent‘ ' .
Inis while the Rutland I’ ailroad was "ex morning. on dream continu~ ’ . '
ilig constructed across the slope of OUS'Y at an amazing -SDEEd rate all 1 ‘ competent, OffiCial jUdgeS and Beautiful, meat,
(mm Holly a few miles south of ‘the while you re unconscious and ‘ countless housewives have pI'O' ;-
utlzlnd. Never before had the l‘G- every dream acts Ollt dmmntizcs one i _ ,. *:
aims of a fossil elephant been dis- ofq)ourtivishesihgratci‘lies an iurge.ll ‘l! ClaémEd It to .be theflmOEt 9:132:16); . Economical. 21‘ IN( ‘I UDING ‘ ALL RECORDS NOW
:urml in the Northern states. .ome imes e' ramu s a in an (301101111631 0 3 av . ‘ . ‘ ‘
Samuel Henshaw. one of the pro— symbols: you've had a. weird, lobster a! ff 8 t A - omen - Not OHIYISthe “RBd Sta . .: _ PRICED AT 85c
owl's of the railroad, gave the tooth supper sort of nightmare, and don't .3; 0 cred 0 mencan W . - fl‘l . d: » . 1‘ 1.5- ‘7 . _ . g
- Professor 1.01118 Agassiz. the gregt graipfi Shel) fact :1th you have been " . (‘b b- R. ‘ e Clent an .mnom1cal to V _" . All the standard selections are Included as well as the .1
“I «d .turalist. to serve as t e grai e . ut your unconscio's men- , ‘ on 1e. . . - ' ' 7‘ u
2112;603:211 in the newly opened ta] regions: do.» and so (1083 :the 5‘ r. Fam S ” 0“ lng olfirate, but It IS abeautlful ’ H $61 90911181 selections made by SUCh well-known artiSts 33 Al
useilm. However,0instead of being psychoanalyst. It you write down U ... Flame Burners. ~ . ‘ e . ml: Jolson Van &Sclienck, Har Fox, Ted LeWis’ Jazz Band, and
l 'h'bitiom it was lent to some morning quickly before you ‘ ’ range. It ‘18 deSlgned like l"!~ n 3] ry l
and. Jonfi’iltren of Boston who had forget them. ,a few of the wildly 5‘ It is the atented Blght and . ' W. : ” Art Hie nsOrchestra. Heres your opportunity to get i
t..ln€d the other elepnant remains impossible. shudderingly hide‘ous, in— 3'! half pdb th tiS re_- City gas range, a credit 130 Records you have always promised yourself.
0 w l: uniting a look on the smallest“ sanely assorted jumble of scenes in " one Poun Inner a ““3116 It . aised on N t t t t t (1 ed. Y b no to 41‘”
Linslodons. No steps were taken lghiclguyou have held the leading role. ii : sponsible for the great achieve- any 11. IS r Ch ONrgSWflc ions as 0 quan l 1:; fesir h (:11th a e pur
1 its rcturn to Hanard and it re- e w tell you all about the bold. - , u 9 ' o - = - use at'a rice never e ore ear 0 7‘
ainnl in Dr. Warren's possession lbad things you'd like to do it you [5 ment' Of the M5133!" Oil range , SHbStantlal legs! Whmh Per' , _ p , ' "
1:. 191.6 the VVai-ren collection was dared. 1: , l'ii This bumr vaporizes all‘of the 7 'ts . under” and 11 All new standard Double Disc Records. Several thousand
mum by the late J. P. Morgan and Don’t hate the wOrld and kick- all a h t 138 f th f e} leavin no . m1 sweeplng ‘ ' -~ Records to choose from.
n-rtted'tO the Museum of Natural night justbecause you don’t happen U , ‘ ea um 0 e u g ' around the stove It is a 7
'wry of New York. f m to go to sleep. It damages your trace of odor or smoke. It beats f, ‘ r All other Columbia Records will be sold at the following ,
.l.;.st year Vi’aiter Granger o e own nervous system. and any tendér ‘ f -
ew York Museum discovered that regard in which your roommate may quickly. It can be heated ”0% a -' Sturdfly bullt Stove, capable
e tooth. had originally been pre- have held you. Anger eats up energyl fiery reéheat or held to a 10W, Of a lifetime 0f faithful ‘: :
’ ted to Harvard and really belonged and is responsible for next morning's ' ,1 ‘ even flame‘ for SIOW (3001(ng 7 . Now
re. Thereupon ' the Museum very unpleasant day-after ageing. ’ » servicé” ASk for a demon_
. horities returned it to Cambridge. .The lack of sleep mattered not at all.”r é! ~- It concentrates a dOlIble ring - g . ' » »::
‘ether with a present of other 66- If instead of thrashing about vi- H . ,1. ‘ ‘ ‘ “A, ’ :1 ._
ant bones. . : ciousiy you had cum-d up may and ii _ flame directly under theeutensil. -- .stration. . :Mflfi H.
_ .. _. day: dreamed. your night might have xi " - .
OF INTEREST TO \‘ OMEN. _ been saihaged , .
.Schools of instruction for the neyvly- ___________§_______Jv
pointed women magistrates are con- .umchxnmfs “lee goo .
clad in 1.0116011. F h h i find Mm: ‘ ' mammals.
Georgette waists, renc ee 3. ’ LA. P. 1:," March dos—That
W... have been banned by 1118.11 American firms are among alert tori Also, Complete Stock 0352, 3 and 4-Bumer We andaNew Per-
hool girls of Columbus. O.‘ business in the Far East was demon-n .
'l be beautiful Elizabeth St. Michael Strated' by the receipt of letters here fewon on Cook Stoves. .
only fifteen years old “when Sher tronf clothing manufacturers or the .
».. married to Samuel PepYS. the United States. adoring to furnish
nlous diarist. 3 WW8 in any quantity 61" grade of
1.1 explorer in Eastern Greenland material for the male population at
("Hill discovereda. native girl wear- the: Philippine Islands: . ,
’g a dreSs of silver fox skins worth. These offers grew out of the pub-
prcsent prices. nearly $150,000. lication in the United States of 1:th
wages of chorus girls in New provisions or a. bill introduced in {13g}
' . range as high as 3100's. week, legislature early in December by .y 5}
cording to their good' 100153.; The 36133150! 14098.1(. 85.1305, mm
erase pay, however. is nearer $25 a. non-Christian tribes or Northern:
Luzon and of the island of Mndnnso
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