/f
M‘ 6r ministers but there is no' knowing
‘ - spective communities. By taking an
. activeinterc'st in the meetings of lo-
, = on! cm at
" Trade.
W
“W t0 13136de ‘ m,
mug» in di‘ie activithfitfindthelrw
Giulia”: Wot“
commercial chiEs-S and other
Postmaster ‘G'en‘ouu Wm H. Hays »
SS has. issued titerf9&6m
, ~ "no mowing tau 3pc
W SMdSomnm-mr Worn
rexcellent mmrtunitieecem
I. ’ public. 5
. ‘31?on should emphasise the _. .
iLONDON March 22. —_-British w_o-
n are begin.‘ hill; to demand the lip-
Nutrient of members or their sex as:
iplomats in Storeignaservices. They,
SS=v~ not ask to be made ambassadors
how soon they may. “At present they
seé‘m to be contented with suggesting
that women be ointed woollncll‘
o1 mommnitiss to solicit the oo-E
. operation” “civic organisations in :3?! .»._
curing the times by' the .
.publiq o! the fundamental principle“ .
of mailing, the compliance with wmch‘. '
on the part of the postal patrons
neoesnw “r the discharge of
duties to the entire satlstaction ot the:
importance of:
number:
their street address:
lore, one to each ritish embassy.-
"rhe idea has been put forward by'_,,
Professor Winifred Cullis of Cam-
bridge University. who stated in an
addiess- suture.» the English Speaking
Union. that womd'li .could aid the Bri—.be
tish ambassadors and ministers in in-
terpreting the points of view of people
at ofller nations. now that women have .
agnice in the government. She also
proposed that women shOuld be tent
on spgéipl diplomatic m‘lslens.
, mortunately. she; added. many
"grinders hair are strongly op-
to ’iuch ideas:
t ""
it; undeliverable;
"That' mall matter should be resis-
tered:
atéiid 01 “all.
may occur to postmasters as being» ap-
plieable- in their particular commun-
ity can be discussed with distinct all-
and resulting benefit to its patrons.
northermorex masters should urge
imate complaints of inadequate ser-
HANGING REFORM
EXPE(HEB SGON
Continued from Flt-st page. if. .
. It has been noticed. say oiilcerr or
these clubs. that restraint in being
more and more cost to the wi s at
danced and’ that uucstionabl posi-
tions and movements are being coun:
sen’anesd -and practiced to an increas-
ht] degree. The mothers have taken.
antics of what they have won and
loud. and they have also felt that to;
‘scnielly the situation concerted action
By them will be nece-aryu Conle-
a movement on a large scale
manure“; forms of dress as
, may
I *svlllhestartedto curb immoral danc-
'- «Isn'd‘
”that
“dances:
em George 3: Guam. st anew,
it. president of the Connecticut
m of Mothers. said that under.
,‘fle- head at ‘..-‘Recreaticn" the' speed
- ,3 T
fr‘fx it danmnggu Bil: Plifim‘s‘i in”
' ‘ ' ‘3’; , in me. prevalent meth- m DARE
flan of dancing and dre- woui (be!
taken up at the forthcoming ven-
M at Meriden. _"It is quite clear
sle-said‘tnday.
cumulus."
d“ in the main
gm
*1- 1 meal that pri ec‘iioaerosis are
quire}? unsatlsmry. Private chap»
collide markups!- of them-
.askod to supervise. Under such.
“solem- it requires too much cour-
ta. up and tell the. couple to
w or leave the hall.
Connecticut Mathers' Censuses
slutty local clubs in the state
these- are scattered ‘among titty
M— . .
PALACES ”Mr
“G.
»fi:niliop are being sold for ‘basei:
' You: Win that. ofJihg: former
‘ grant Salv'dtdr. which is to
”-1000 cars. W'rae purchase
gun 51.000. 000 crowns, or about
Top Mam mne-
theyhavc Tea
[some deasaMsshlnc-staay
.WA. March 23—0ne by one your hair. as ltudoes
' he palaces of the tonne: rm and" manly
into a surge, with a cs-{h'air
these matters shpuld be given prompt
pet-souls} attentio
“Along these lines the Postmaster
General earnestly hivites the co-oper-
ation and help 01 postmasters and 9 '
postal employes generally! . .
M 1
LITTLE RADIUM IN GERMANY. :,
BERLIN. March 23.—0noe ma 9
chiei.I producer of radium. Germany:
now has barely enough to meet the .
medical needs of the W universi- Ii 9
ties. There is only one mm of re-
'That their: should lie dew»: 1.
,eal-ly and frequently during the say - .
and not held until the close 01 basin-S .
re”. .
S. "That Jeturn addrefi‘es‘ on envel- . ,
u»-
opes result in prompt return of letters ..
‘f'rliat postal money orders should 1.49
bedsid for remittances by mail in—
“These features and others which '
vantage to the postal establishment ..
”Mm criticism and invite legit— . k
m Haven today'thirty an
csses were presented to Judge Thom-99. '
49mm
as-ln
:‘Thehandothj .0. .,
ponnwtlcutm h- -
an honorarium
today mom all
m»
‘flxiddresting mail” to street and“, '
"That firm latter heads should bear
vice. losses or irregularities. and all S r
.l .
t
dium in all Berlin. and proportionate- : '.
ly even less at Heidelberg and other S;
university cities. '
Theshortageisssidtobedusto:
the fast” that kamothit. used in the
manumcturs o1 Indium. S»is-: no louder
imported from America. The Ger-
mans say the United States could sup-
pl‘y' plenty of karnothi’t. but in View ,
oi the low purchasing power of the
mark. the Germans cannot allot-d to.
buy it. .
W’V‘.
cipcotSsgeTeasnd
.. Sulphur
Almost every «one knows that m
and sulphur. properly oompound- -
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when failed. streak.
ed or gray. Years ago. the ”ml
to get this
at home. which is inn-y and trouble-
drug; store for M and an).
"nycthfis .
phur Compound." you will set- a has
bottle at this Mons ens-echo. in; .2
proved by me additlm 01 othsr in-
gredients. at a; sill-ll eo‘st. .
Don't stay gray! ' Try it! No one
can possibly teil‘tbat you 481
You
through your 11-. taking one Somali
fiaturéiutomsasit‘
too-Mt; .,: ..
amt-.7
sott-S‘bruthwlth itwddmtlflat‘
. . ' k n > '
o
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strand at a' itine‘: by monogram . ,
Gm and utter 'anotiifi-
application or ‘tvro your hair boom
{mutually dark. 1:1on and attract} ~
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Wt Rum-8117.
mnwmmm
primes fill
an. soonest-ash.
Busting Cards and
Folders. all bearing 1',-
propri’sts verses and
somswithmussslco‘i-
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accent-file Willi. "
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bummed; m; and Warmers,
Must! sum was approximately
, three times as prevalent as in busineis
‘f also. mm as- prevalent as in h.-
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gels D0111“ (I (rm 3 -
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takes the foxm 0. MM ‘l' when
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how h “‘1 ”(In
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routine Wm “at was "°t-’
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the operation n1 7. m
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the Bt‘l‘lOUSlvxx (.1
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road Fl‘llDIOl'u‘s, H! ”Um?“ ill
that of Mg]ll_\uum..._mm1 he
State Hospital lm {in lustrous
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CARDIFF. Nzn't‘h 1'1} h
‘000 sheep hm.» low.
:ln the Valv (Ii t‘lx ml
known as "nilki'.'
port to the \K'I’Sisl
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in a, d
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is in a certain <Sl;«l L
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better drainage or r: . l, d 71:,“
precaution flfl'iilHS‘Y m. ““‘NWC ”M J
{those two capaciouS‘Wlsoil eithcrside—liiée,
know them? .Sdnice to hide
9, arrange warlédforawhllc‘.
. . open a pi me)
the depth to find ' top- is” ‘ »
new magenta ft, butthewhele acepwell'
on callers ' ‘ att‘toilth. may Sbcswung out and
the militarism seen. Al; sorts of iiiile conveniences,
an spools, pipes and tobacco.
», Oh no» 913595wa iantan. Just look at it.
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Mills will be glad to 3
Writing pipe! “or 1301‘.“ seo§tho , :
mundane: aim-with can.” on Modern 2
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mm in m A 9160 the‘ ~ "
sued Went m: M °‘ “Mm ”fig,
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such colors as blue
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Edw. Philpotls.
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collection Sara sane menu: materials, and the
suits, dreams. sports wit and coats.
' 15"! Bin, Sena .
frills lean cam 3pm! qual-
ity, 54.11::th wide. The very
one not sold at. :3:er . ..
Aifldhmfis
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a s . . 5am, _ - S S~ . ”a. t "A Case in Camera" by *
' : fl. _ ' $27950 “ 9 . 3 Olive Onions. {
"“"o :9 .. ‘ , 3031‘ III! Click- 'A mystery story. $2.00. ‘»
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,9‘ ‘9‘ - 9 Chikiren s Stockings
‘ Please “cliches ' . 3" F
We hit: a new model in a stocking for child
ten. lieu-hen woven to the natural shape 0i I] 16
foot andllz. On holding up an ordinary stocking
iii a child’s size. the long line on the front cd lge. i§
Sven-v Wt ThiSMW....ne1. last 2m lmducel
shows “Mimi, lust below the ankle “here
in; mm nesinsto shape. (This does a“ :1} \\ ilh lll\ , ,
vir‘xnfles fuming in the stocking, pldsel‘ws the z
and makes for comfort in even m. Mk
to see this pariicmhr featxne of the stockl ng u hen
you come to buy. Compare it with the 01. mic
and the difference is visibly seen.
1'33wa Lisle, in black (01th-
van‘. Wands pretty chanlpagne color. All :l as
franfi to 9%...
'4.
.Srv" .
50 sis. a pair. ' ,
Main floor. f'SSr-L 99 I
'More Living Room Sets
" “Win appeal to hon): lovers
mww as wen as beauty in outline
’— ‘ Form: Mk" 1 " W“ all pieces with evcrv mi k
1 fl r5516: ‘2 £7,13’Chcs ’5‘ g ’ 9f ”Wm points which made for gamma
. Ian‘s!“ -_ ' - comfort and ease. Wed davcnporl with spring
. J i: millions, m and edges. Rocker and armchnh ,
. ._;_ 3» :.~ alsohave sprint cushions and: arms. Covered in a . A, :
.».- - m' ' f ‘ I: 5431:“ » very inequality of We tapestry showing a : .
Unrest; . Wteanetrmpmem. .9, 9,.
a, affloo I seem ' . :
MW 9
that at 3800 W 56!. file pieces extra lar The ,
t. , spot the in type with .e‘xtra hi back. ,
l I"; “Sprint Cushions, arms and ,
ma.
. 1' .
"L‘7lt'6i'
m armchair and wing rocker com-
phin the“ set. All tapestry covered. Very lmnd-
ova-stuffed with dav enpm t
lengthmngamclmlr and wins:
arms and Cushions.
apathy in large floral pattern.
8!”
m 3W5“ bolstered backs and
is. mgwnport l5 converti-
H5911“! Wm
mink! M31266! m, but ills notrtto b; 30:11pm:
“81 m kind. :of W e . 5:
Mmm and has every appearance of .9
‘ ‘ WW - A chair and rocker ,
WW and thfi forms a three piece
m
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g'hird flour.
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