SOUTH Nonwiitxi
EVENING SENTINEI
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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
‘I. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Prof!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921
TURE1ALMANA0 F33
- TOMORROW
High tide 9:0] :1. 111.. 9:56 11. in.
Sim rises 4 :46. sets 6 :53.
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BIASONIC NOTES-
Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
I. meet: in Masonic building. South
Main street. Ist and 3rd Tuesday 0!
”ch month. July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially and fraternally invited.
EDISON '1‘. HARRIS. W. M.
, ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec’y.
Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
cueet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at 8 o'clock. July and
August excepted. All R. A. Masons
cordially and fraternaliy invited.
l). B. BEACH, H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
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\'lll'l‘l [is “'1’ IVIH'STIIY.
A \1iiil1- lFiH'l\ it was dinucd into
llu- 11111111l1- that 1\mrric:1 must pro-
din-v- illul‘t‘. to \1l1iri1 it was replied
“1:11 \11- must no to work. and the au-
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JAZZ HAS
.tIHAliM Hill ANIMALS
N112“? YORK. May 3.———Humans may
like jazz. but animals don’t.
This was the conclusion reached by
a group of scientists who recently as-
sciiiblcd iii the Central Park zoo to
see what a stixnphone and traps would
do to the emotions of monkeys. lions
leopards. elephants and other jungle
beasts.
A quintet of musicians guaranteed
to rag anything from W'agner down
was massed in front of the monkey
cages for the tirst laboratory test to
dctcrminc whether the line "music
hath charms to soothe the’ savage
breast" was. after all only pot-tic li-
(‘(‘IIS“'.
According: to a corps of unscientific
reporters who journeyed to the ZOO
Willi scientists from (‘olunibia t'niver—
sity. American Museum 01' Natural
History and New York Zoological
Park. the monkeys registered emotion
:1ll rigiit—wbut ol‘ :1 rather savage kind.
Then the latest jazz was banged [.1-
to the cars of lions and their mates.
.\ll hopped to their feet. with fur
bristling,
As for Mrs. Murphy. hippopotamus.
sht- merely \vr1-cked the experiment
by diving: into lll'l‘ tank and shutting
out the racket. 'l‘lie elephants St't'll‘h
in ll‘t‘lllllli' with rage.
(inly one beast was found that up»
pai‘t'ntlv was able to endure. it' not cu-
_ioy. jazz. That was llught-cta. the leop-
:1r1lt-ss. ilut when a hymn was play-
1~1i. she started :1 si\»1lay race around
111-1' cage. spitting: sparks. ’l‘hc scien-
tists liow1-11-r put :1 quastion mark
“111' i'.:11.:lirct:1's test. for :ittI-ntioii Was
(':1ll1-1l to the t';1ct that. at lllt' 111111111~11t.
ivtl
:1 iicf'pt'r whom sin- chose to relish
1111l1' :12: :1 pot_1-111i:il 1111;1l. bud
111.111 passed her 11:11:11
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1111111l11~1i\ 111‘ thousands who would’
lilu to l1:111 jobs but cannot {Yeti
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«liulm 1111111 urns to 11'01k diligentlv.
git. l11.~~'1 i11 1.1111Ast. reducing: the;
lobai cost 111 i115 output, tlit boss “till
5.1»‘1 11 1111' l1»: :1111i tl11 lll'lllillltl 1'11r1
1i- Lumis 111li i111"l‘t;1<l" This 1112i1
111 iv \1111'k t111' 111(111- people. Addi-
tti111.1l I.l..111iit|1.< or tl11- raw materials
of \\l~i1l1 tl~1 :11'ti1-lr': :11'1‘ 111:1111- “ill
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no l11:_1' :1li 111:1111111' of 200115.
(1111.111 goods 1'1pr1~s1nt nothing! but
In“ 1111111- (0st 1141' unit made possible
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‘11 4111:111iii1' 1‘1l'fitllll‘li0ll. llf'till‘if‘llllg'
output 111 [rats lilt" ()iyil't‘t SOlliZJlt ll\'
films- “ho pmr-ticc it. namely. the
311:1l1111g' ot' 111111'1 iobs,
iiiiinl-crs 111111lo1c1l
It red iicr-s the
bccnnst the high-
01 1-1'11'13‘ to ti111 {'111'111' prices conic
ii in tl11 111:11'l<11< 'l‘lu-rci‘orc all who
71-11- jobs should {:0 to work the
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)l"'\ 111 :1 1:1'111111-1' demand for work-
ntr_1-.
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‘l‘lh‘llTlVC I‘AMIN'IT.
'i‘lir- nnnounmnit-ht was made :1
1711' months 11:11 that millions of
Vim-11.4 in 1111- remote northern dis-
11i>ts would starve unless help was
21111 quickly. large sums were con-
fliibntt-d in the l'uitt-d States. and
‘niorr-v is still Ming: irivrn. \Vcaitiiy
Chin-so. armisrd by the tragedy of
famine. have L'ivcn generously for
she rrlit-t‘ of thrir fellow men. and
‘thr- llirisst's 11:11'11 l‘1(('ll interested as
never in forc.
. 'l‘hc i11:11ir1111:1cy of transportation
into thr ziii‘rvctrvl districts must be
lit-id i'rspoithiblr for the death 01‘
larcc numbers. {lS supplies which are
Nut to tho seaport cities can not be
Innvmi into the interior in time t0
31110 11111 to all who are in need.
Thr- one bright feature of the
'wholo situation sir-ems to be in 1110
1.1M that the Chinese government
1:111". 1111- people in larce numbers have
been aroused to the hecessity -of
adopting methods that will do much
ltoward preventing a ‘recurrence of
conditions that bring suffering upon
'60 many millions. Crude. agricultur-
al lnetliorls and a. lack of transporta-
1tion facilities have rendered large
:iumbcrs of Chinese helpless when
crops fail.
America is sending money and sup-
plies to aid suflfering Chinese. just as’
it has dOne in other years. The best
help that the l'nited States could
give to China. now that the nation
scents to be awakening to her own
economic needs. is to encourage the
Chinese to adopt modern agricultural
.methods and to build roads to con-
nect. the remote districts with the
trade centers-oi the nation. ‘China,
~wu1 nettle helped by chartty'.naleas
it stimulates the people' to utilize
ways of helping- themselves.
. ——,——O—.——_——
_ It was quite a; come-down for'Panu
Ch? 'V-illa, who once. thought he Was
30mg to own all of Mexico. to accept
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1'.ill~~ 111 individuals.
Tbt Mississippi judge who 1'1-111l1'1wl
a $1111 to l1(- 5:11 in operation in court
in 11r1l1-r to 1l1-l1-riiiinc 1l1t‘111i11lv ‘11:-
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:k1pticl1l since he \1'ris..thu:< 1-nablt1l
to bliillplf‘ the liquor.
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
Results.
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THE HAGI'E. May 4.-—'l‘wcl\'e-
year-old schoolgirls in America who
sometimes think teacher: we mean.
or that their mothers make them
work too hard. and who long for the
life or a princess. would find they had
only to study the more and work the
harder it“ the.’ led the life of Princess
Juliana of Holland. whose .tweifth
birthday anniversary was celebrated
today.
Far from being the princess of f: I 'y
tales. who has nothing to do but slee
'5
tin silken covered rose beds. eat choco-
‘ little ,
late drobs and play with gay
has to study l-‘rcncliJiistory. arithme-
lias to study French history arithme-
tic. gt-ametry. algebra. geography.
drawing. irrammer. voice culture and
violin playing,
in addition to this. because of her
royal position and the fact that she
will be a queen some day and the rul—
( r 01' Holland no matter who her hus—
band is. she is taught etiquette. court
customs and the strict rules of c0134
duct appertaining to :1 princess.
17p to the last year. Princess Jul—
lann attended a little school at the
palace witii :1 number ot‘ little girls of
the Dutch nobility. Now. however. as
she has reached the age of 12. which
is .111 age of great d1-co"um tor a prin-
~31:ss. she is having: pri\:11e lessons be—
cause siiv- must learn things in a
shorter time than other children of
lll‘l' 111:1:
\\'itl1 all this work. Juliana has
some time for play. She is a plump.
iairrhaircd girl of ill" 111111 I'iiitcli
type, She L'ocs out in all Weathers.
Sin- is particularly loud 01' skating and
when tin-re is ice on the canals. is (rt-—
11111-11tl1 s1~1~li there. skimming along
with llO‘l' mother. the (gilt-(~11.
cz1i'1iiiily
H1-1' 1'1111111.111io1is :11'1'1 \1'1'1
1~i111<111 1111 1111‘. :1111l .~h1- like in r 11
11111 1.1-11'l1111~.~s1,1rs in the House of
(11111113. has b11111 tnuuht that it is not
1'o\:1lt_v to 111:1k11 :1 "51:11:11
1111' popularity. She frequently
.11'1‘1111111;111i1.~ h1'1‘ Ililllvl‘. H11» l'rincc
l111' 11111ti111'. on trips about
L1! \"(Vll‘lllz
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1'11115111t.1>1
ii1111.11:1i, \1i11~11 in r 11:1-11tzriipiiy trachu'
Lrnrs mini“: and instructs 1111' at first
l1;11:1l 111 l111' 111111 1‘111111t1‘1's trulurts.
1211111111111 111 buildings \1'1-1'1- gully
1l11-11r;11111i‘ 111 11l1l11.1ti1)n of her aunt
\11.\.11\ 1111i.11 and :1 number of chil-
1i1111 11.1ll1-l :11 1l11- palace singing old
li1.l1'h song's.
.»\'I‘ .\ \ltl'l‘lllllls' \II'ZI‘ZTI\(.‘
1l11 \1'111 o in 111111111 .\'1~\v York di11111~
mid to hcr listrnerti. ”\\'atcli carrt‘ul-
ly your 11.111;;l111 r's physical (l1'11-lop~
1111111. Mothers should keep tli1ir
11:111::l111>rs w1-ll informed as to mat—
11~rs pertaining to limillh. and should
that nature is assisted. ii ncccs-
snrv. to perform its ofiices."
lrrrculnritirs and pain are worn»
in: symptoms of some trouble. and
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mothers may depend upon l..\1i1:1 l-Z
i‘inkluiin's Vegetable (‘ompound to
rtil‘l‘I-(‘t thcm. and rcstorc the 8) Stem
to a healthy. normal condition.
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liiiEAl MYSTERY
Reason as to Why Stones
Cannot Be Hurled Across
a Lake, the Distance of
Which Is Short, Has
Never Been Solved
PAPEICTE. Tahiti. (Society Ishmael1
May 4.—About twenty-seven kilome-
te‘rs from l’apeete—~at the beginning
of the District of l‘apara on Tahiti-
is a cave of Mama. It is a large
opening in the side of the mountain:
its iloor :1 pool of clear icy cold water.
Then- is nothing remarkable about it
In uppvnrant‘e.
Its interest lies in its being the re—
puted burial place of a powerful wiz-
ard or old the spell of whose enchant-
mcnts still broods over the cavern.
The particular inanit‘cstalion which in-
terests passcrs-by is the impossibility
111' striking lllt‘ opposite wall of the
N11 1.- with a stone although to the eye
the teat seems the
takings. Most newcomers laugh
the legend and start out with an easy
throw only to see the misslc drop in'
tho- “attr apparently but :1 {cw {ect‘
awn).
'l'i1111 the) warm to the work and
cu-rt all the tort-1- that is in tlit-m.
and. :11 last making
all their might to o11-1'cr11nc the power
of the old warlock; but to no :11ail.’
The stout-s drop iirnomtiiiously in tlic
“atcr as it' Millll' llllSI‘i’ll hand had
caught tl111n in 1111-! :111' and cast them
down in lilt- 1'1111111 ot' ti11- 1-:1\'11'11. 'l‘l'v
reason has 1111111
ixi'nt'totih.
'i‘t'KIl 1.
walks
Peace
lie
about
:1\:1ii.1l1i1
.\ln\' 4 - Thr-
(1-11trii11111wl in tin
l“|1llllililllt'll to Hit llil i\:1
l.ll11’.11‘\‘ in 'l'nkiti,
1M1“ \oi111111s. “ill
to the public
“'i‘hi- books prrscutcd are
for thc introduction of American
vilization and life in general to Jap-
alit'sr 11111111nts." said llaron (loto,
mayor of ’l‘okio.
\riliiz’ibiu
Soul]
CREATED voice.
a mechanicd versionoflts own.
If you love music, your erect: to good
on a mtlcman’s agreement. -
The Alfred Fox Piano Co. L i
85 North Main Street,
Opp. Congregation? Church f ‘
“~—
m~lp~ in: v- -.
Chalmers kn?"- ‘
gth EW EDI so
gives his true Voice
ECAUSE he has compared his voice with its RECREATION by the New
Edison. Because thousands of people have heard this comma-Eco. Because
no one distinguished any clifi'erence between his living voice and his RE-
? Don'ttakethemtementofanartiat thatapbonogmph give. his meal“.
See whether that phonograph can sustain the comparisowtest.
know that such phonograph does not 've you the artist’s true voice, but measly
tuni' about those things! Then Whamat
a the New Edison doe. custain the comparison test. the“: is the Mahmuph
which sustains the comparison test; and that we are always glad to prove think) you.
here.‘ Youcanarranpyourpaymenu
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vitality“:
11. quarter-million dollar ranch
the government. from'
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Workers who get a cuttvin’
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easiest of under-'
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 1"
99o Sale—Thursday
ANOTHER BIG SALE
HUNDREDS OF WANTED THINGS AT HALF 1’
LESS R“ 99"
READ EVERY ITEM
1,000 Yards 40-inch Brown
Sheeting
Extra heavy. formerly priced 49c a yd.
Syardsfor ._.,
Turkish Face Cloths
Pink border
3 for L..
Unbleached Pillow Cases
Heavy cotton
4for ..
1,000 Yards Percales
Neat designs
55111115101
See Special Table
1,000 Yards Chambrays
All the good colors
5yardsf11r
Sec Special Table
500 Yards Heavy Apron Ging-
hams
7 ya rds
for
1,000 Turkish Towels
Neat blue borders
4 for . . .
500 Yards Indian Head
Looks like linen
11 yards for
White Crepe Plisse
Suitable for underwear and niglitrobes
4 yards for ..............._...
36-inch Long Cloth
Big: purchase of 5th pieces. former
price $3.00. Piece . . . ._._—. . . .31069
1,200 Yards Amoskeag A. C.
Feather Ticking
Best made. former price 79c
Yard
u..-..--.....o_.-.--.oon-'u
A ._..
Hemmed Table Napkins
Sturdy quality. neat designs,
Dozcn$1.19 3
2,000 Yards 32-inch Fancy
Dress Ginghams
Big assortment of designs; former price
490 yard
yard .
and Madras Shirtings
Former price 590 yard
4 yards for_
.;._-......;.o-o.o-oc-o
700 Yards Calicos
19C yard. Yard . -_--.-.~.- .
o u . olu-r. c o
100 Crochet Bed Spreads
Fine quality and full size.
for
.‘Il-IoOllolcooo-;loiuI‘I
Consisting of. Covered Casserole,
Dishes. Utility Dishes, etc., Values
up to $2.50. Special 1.6-.- . . .L..L
O’Cedar Oil Mo
Battleship Model 135
Regular price $1.50. . . . .m. .1... . . 990
Family Size Double Zink Wash
Boards
Regular price $1.35
Special
1 , .
White Tar Moth Bags
Just the thing to prevent moths from your
80x50 in. Regular price $1.25
99c
99c
99c
99c
99c
99c
99c
291:
1,000 Yards French Percale
990
Best quality and designs; former price 10c
$1.99
Liberty Colonial Cooking Glass
Pudding
89c
\
Imported China 119mm
and Saucers
Regular price
L .............. 35c
Children’s (‘otton Sock;
Colored tops. The 97,11 1211,, 9
broken. This is the 11,-. . ,
low price . ............
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191
Children’s White llippleite
Rompers
49c
VVomen’s (‘otton H1159
Split solo, in a medium 11 29
at ....._ ................
“iomfilslll‘ile Vest,
L'““13113919L9ifll9.7.?"If. .. . 29c
(111—1131111131 11.1.1
Summer weight 19
Low 111'1'li.sl11111~.\
“'omen’s (11111111 H1151
A seanilc“ good him i ' .39
i
outsize. Regular 1' __ 0
Slightly soiled
Regular price 1+1 ,1111,
Men’s Hiill(ll\1'i‘1'ilit’l'-
Regular price 1;” ._..- .
291
3 for
Children’s Hand l
Fancy lining. 11111-11 11121
lit‘gulir price (11111 ,,,,,
not. .........
939
(191115
i , 991
llriishes
_.__ -- .. 39
Floating.r lath $112111
1-21 he 99
for ............. . 1-
“.4
VVomen’s (‘hélllltilxt'llt‘
In white and all \1711\ ‘1 1
Regular price élfw'
Prophylactic Tooth
Regular 11l‘lv1' 7101'.
\‘ery <11.~1-1;1i .-1',
A.
L21 rue
V ' .' . .
(hma Main“:
All11011'd11sig11<:1111i1W
Regular 111-11111 31119
9.911
Table (iii 1 hill
45 inches with
at. yard .
i9
‘1'1'im
99
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99
Extra Size l’l’omonl 8111120 591'
. , ‘ I _
111 to 40 11.1151 l1.1111i\ I) 80.8
Sale price L._ ..... . ......
.Dainty “ash iii'esscs
. . 43’ t
Ill :1 “‘lde range .11 111'. 1‘: 1 be .
COlOl‘lllg‘S. for , -. ,,,,,, '
Pink Satin (tiiiiisolos
Lace trimmed ,
Tomorrow . .L.,. . ............
Silk Stripe ShiningS .1
Silk and cotton 11121119"I 1.9999 99
1
“'hite (‘uriuév
“'ith lace cfi'wi 11111'1‘111 \
Sale111'11-11.4y;11-1i\ f
\ard Vi ide ( '1
A full asmitnient 111' 1~"1.
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4 yards for .............
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Galvanized Iron Wasli Tubs
Medium size
Regular price $1.25
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Bagel Cans
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furs 32-in. Corduroy
In all colors 11
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36-in. Navy Blue Satin
Extra heavy quality 1;
Regular price $2.50
13-3 and R. '& G. Corset?
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