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muse w ”Id- rill}! “m1; m
Mrs. Keiser said that fienry Pm. elg‘ve ”‘35:“ in mm»
“Am? 5"0 “Rd “beemplmd Minus-mummies-
' ' mm."
FAN” «Kelser. oi Philad 191115. qulO re-i
centiyvarirved: here is?" tuning see-n
‘ mi to leave 9d” a Britta sub; in the CW” soar-1,... . _m to.” that
“will the ' that at mom sch lei“ or “m“ “10'!- left the” uni t2; m Man out be
“Rm" ’5 ‘ t take 1
#qu “itshohxere agirolpt" “Immature has. ert‘liaae'vsrthls your. “Bi.
always tutors-fills; was Id“ W {radium one» (idea-s is ruled by "mm “91‘ - ”ecu“ in 03°" «expo-«non (:0de can handlb “
”my" the Bolsheviki. Mra' germ ’li the last ”June because papers 3,000 men and taut outnts. bofh chums PLAYER one
were a number 0! white widow 00811 Keiser. Mmeriy ot Phili- "He hall a of papers. flies and for- m during the open mom Bone '
rtouad inhispoae-ion.
of lipase. lbs sad tar-
fsom sh
duaens sad whits has m 013' dolphin. no died is one... 1111er fit ”Elm“
arts-nodules- noon-army r“ the autism: In. 3. Willey. of"
big gnaw a-ce. use, were 1'0!“ min; stem: Chicago, to
nocxronn m. Mav 25-11111“:
”I; aaassr 3mm
tie on coui- 8. Winter who played shorts (114.4
.2“
predict only about 1.... Will bike the
‘ trip.
times a day is that dues.
‘ MI W mu
*Petrograd and' M" ” maze.“ §§::ufld"2flp ticket. thgirlght field on the Forésl cm I t -i 11
l- lnto the hundreds of mile
l} lfiwaren‘t torthesmohersia
" , ”or electric lights how many
Void be used! A pretty
large revenues directly or
tom the tobacco trade and
*heavily if national pro-
, tobacco were to go into
S - of our reformers would
-. The annual sales of tobacco
Q 01.937.300.9350! ”53°31.” cost
“I and selling this quantity
“‘- dssrottes and other forms
~m some hundreds or million
us paid out for other things
raw tobacco and labor «I
up.
w a Year Vor Boxes
k .l-plo, the tobacco trade con-
.‘a year 45..000000 pounds of
ms“) pounds of sugar.
“ la flavoring tobacco. and
of coal. It is estimated
"I. Value of wooden cigar boxes
. ' h _ .000 a year. quite an
I. lumber business and to
of the boxes.
3 was these boxes 550.0(1)
d nails are employed. Other
m ased in making and pro-
'- ”use flor sale are tin and
flsilper for bags and cigarette
I. .. do!!! for tobacco bags. iv
".0. etc, involving the print,
"Waive”.
*m contractors and menu»
.— d machinery are largely in—
Iavestxncnts in plants and
splay-ed in manufactur-
“flame are estimated at $102,000.-
Wm up-kesp and inter-
-»h investment make no small
“l1.
a H realty men note there are
“My 325.000 tobacco farms
and tip-keep impossible to esti-
besides the large amount of of-
w occupied by administrative
at the general business.
”no in the United States.
“In" are the railroads who rcap
from 2.210.000 tons of tobacco
every year.
‘- h the advertising business.
”all it is impossible to form
- United States government.
m revenue receipts from
the many “movie? stars.
__.____o._..__
i “What’s in a Name?”
”mm
(us Is really a masculine name.
it means “famous war" and
comes from the Teutonic nomenclature
through the Karling romances. Lois or
Lolz. as it is sometimes spelled. is
really Louis.
The French king whom the
French knew es Louis do he.
bonmiire was originally called Lluclul-
cus. The Provencal promptly soft-
sued the name to Aloys. but so popu-
lar did Louis become that no member
of the French royal family was christ-
ened without it. Finally the soft
Aloys gained favor throughout
France. and the “a" was dropped. pro-
ducing the musical Loys. The Bl‘t.h
ions were alrI-udy using the name of
Lolz. so tho 'Y" in Lays disappeared
and Lois appeared and remained per-
manent.
Boys “Ins the only form of the
innumerable version: of Louis that he-
roine applied as a feminine name.
Spain‘s Lois has never wavered from
its masculine interpretation. nor has
the Luis of Portugal. France formed
an Heloise from Lois and Louise
might possibly be called an equivalent
Jlndoulitediy beautiful and extraordh
iIarlly popular in this country.
The talisman“? gem assigned to Lulu
is the onyx. it should be worn with
very misfortunes. Monday is her lucky
day umi 4 her luv-kv number.
(Copyright. )
THE CENSUS.
mmmraiaooasdous
who anhainklrsa‘tuia gloat
luxury." said Hrs. Snow ash.
snemabmsooamedhanausehsr
featherslookflevenwhltquiaoths
acreatareislivingmiaxoryitmms
people and this” sad he or
thing neon tut costs lei-“SI 31‘
“is it pleasant to live that was?
asked was white niches.
"Many thhk so." said Its. Snow
gen. "oat Pro never noticed malt
made Inch dim. Sometimes it
seems to lake them sad. tot- they and
they' vs lost a lot of other things by
the roadside as they‘ve been leaking
for riches and lmry."
"Can one pick up riches and luxury
lien.
“No. not exactly." said Mrs. Show
Ben.
“And what do they lose by the way?“.
asked Miss White Chicken.
“Oh. they lose all sorts of things.
like knowing how to have a good time.
and they forget all the pleasures they
used to have in a simple way until
they' ve found that the pleasan-
wblch cost a great deal don‘t always,
mean so much at all.
toomnchsboatiamy-dmsoe
Idon'tknow mush about“ I’m
glad i am a femur chides. theosh.
live in Just such a way and out Just
such food all the time.
“These relations of ours belong to
some very. very. very wealthy people.
"The hens and chickens themselves
didn't make the money. you see.
chicken house which has steam heat
and electric lights and running water.
a life may he very pleasant. but it is
as one can seeds?" asked Mrs. White ‘
"But. pray do not at me so idl you :
misuse were that cam into or!-
soil toedie- of typing. and humr.
1.! got along partlv bee use I wasn't
afraid.- -After my husban dint I did-
n't misfit: can that mmmeo-me.
i
now.‘ but go I won't sign“! let me
Wthat creature is living amen M95. 5.
I». .‘ll':
11‘
Finnish. ofhchl who has 111‘ as;
from the Elissaian capital. hm
ho'wuér. is permitted only in pmvi-
slons. ._
t The markets are crowed nevera-
than! “Mrs Dan “I
A7 (licensee sate ofal-l
. .. .. Dresses of Tcieotine
Twenty Dresses of higlr class workmanship.
_ shades or in blue, but. all very handsome. One par-
tieular modelan accortiion piaited with decoration
of antique ‘gold embrfida-y and buttons. Were
Dresses' 111 straight line eflects, very pleasing
I! styles with trimming of health and silk line stitch-
ing, plaited rallies of taffeta or cloth and a very
simple dress is faced down front and on pocket
$25.00and33500
’
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122 SOUTH MAIN STREET
5.6a in these United States? at aoal.‘ m was: "hm home the hopes .“ netunu Con! ..
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- because most pockets are summery in their! M time “Willa .lls selling 99!». . '.‘ & uneed w or'the ”1“?!"ng ‘smiding w” pitcher. died 1...;
ii ”99““ With the m; we". wint t lilo people they fire." she m“ m . to Norman 1‘. he Weten’sfe and home here. yesterday 0; Danni-m.
.uelsi Anyhow. inasmuch as it i "i know esteem” aid ‘1 m m- °:»' '- "ht "lei“ EMBLEM; [N Me- River, ”though some will tra He was 75 years rol‘d}; (arm «:1
M that there one 80000000 Hen. _. -» » . - to! crgzmfimgrga‘ivtig:éf:n;pgm that the markets are againzt;:.ln vel overland from the Yukon Terri- Ignaz: réigllrnbhe-rt 37¢er ram .1 . d in
ass-museum. wows-Id» «mu -"ittous. “mm“.- ”in“! o in ”e Bio-cows “OWN!“ ” [MM ”1°me . ‘Am
“the answer toilets-lesion and dim 2"...“ do away with imam. speculsuoq. in food. according to a
Ammonia: scram 5110?
finding. Rebuilding
on or the number of ,»~- _ . 7 tasthorsotthatetbsra I avgd by slvins lessons in Englisulzmn“? “W”. ““9"" "mg
. , of blues" produced In A m m”: m. ”an... a... “What sou 1-an amaai" sense on». when women without wows; m, gage“- °°““"‘ °' “" I I no .10.? “ALL-«one TOO Lane:
. .4 every year- M” to and one who has mm abrilliaflt soo- Ilse White Chicken. "liens mostly Widows aim daughter"! mod ' Irma“ WWW”: "3' am noon. son. MID TI
. > ”ma bmm‘dh. C.” .0 t”. “m" W“ M Mr may“ “we, fickle. “It a“. I‘ of mlotfllo ”faunas .Wf‘lt‘. Ml)" In M “DC? office trade food 5
1g. - , . sham. emotional and dramatio work. mean?" ashsd In Whit Ian. mm 0" er and. "Ill to the ”k" d“ . ‘n‘ ”“5"” f°°d"h°”' i PECK’S GARAGE
. ‘ h 3"“ ”mm.“ " 0“" °"' 1. Catherine Calvert she is restro- "L m 3: Snow nee. "“1 “""°“‘ ‘° ”a“ “9 ’°' use M'Igflofl0 and th J I
‘ ass-h or..more llied mama. mm " r" "'5 ”1‘1”“ “‘3 M "k“ '° “I“ e u y "W” °' gm Cloak—Ivory Jae Tested and Guaranteed
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Reduced Prices on all Ready-to-Wear Garments whch have been at h or no
throughthespfingseason. Thissaleoomesstanoppertunetime, ssallmerehals‘iseogerg
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This is really an important event and we invite every woman to take advantage of it.
-’ DRESSES, fiUl’l‘S, COATS, SKID'I'S, FUR CHOW—SPECIAL ARRAY MODELS
' STOUT m "0F
Tailor' ed Suits
.- ' for Dress er Sports Wear
. country, with a total estimated for Lois if it Were not for that strain
ustmmmm, or further la- of l’rovencnl. One need only nee at. them mace they are Qipe-
tsireai estate men is themfiact Ltliis has been 8”?“ in baptism gen» ’50? in awm‘m dress. some are Sm 0f Navy me Tricotine an EXCGHE‘I‘.
there are 110.000 retail esta sh- eml y.“ 11 name 0 sentiment. it is ». '
uh...§,..min..m.m“to... . mg. mm..." .., p,0,,0...,c,—m,. ,, heavily .aded. others are embroidered in light quality All the newest spring styles vith little
touches of hand work for trimming, a generous 11w
of buttons, narrow belts and pockets. Only twenty
of these and they were formerly $65. 00.
n. hour-nee mm too. 1.". m." cure as it is inclined to cool aifection. as. Kn w my. .‘ markedfit $515 w. '\
d’ the pickings. The tobacco pnotoko discord and aepax’ate lovers. "' , $55 m $45.“)
‘pays out annually 87,000,000 bur worn by Lois it prevents these and not too superior. for P0 hate to i ”first“. . ,
A second group of a dozen or sb represent sizes
up to 48. Nicely tailored styles which would maid
good business suits. Coats are made straight wi i1
narrow tie girdles and stitched pockets. Regular-l]
slut-ate of the enormous annual ”fl-ltw StartEdJ “There are three hundred of our Wit $45-
. - relations. thoush, who Uve in this line edges h peacoek blue selling It w
fisprolflbitlon of tobacco would also Way. Q25 00
apod-alaed hole in the receipts “in “I. winter time "my live in . These dresses were $351003“ $451”. " '
Sports Suits, mostly “Meadow Brook” make. J
{bribe fiscal year 1920 amount- Fl lE h m .. They eat just such seed and they ' -. ome
. mfiimncgofi (2)3": isl lllebiieonfiunlblnfhzf iglfiigptr aren't allowed to so wanderins of! ony- A“ "9 My Bhe “ma durable H Spun m Hg: ht gray or 50ft tan COR”
W making the mini linen“. the Hebrews and the Romans. this W33)": {tartsdsome things about such ' ‘ an 311k lined Large kets belts and beSt Of an a
1. the government 8320000000. counting was for military or fiduciary FE! Chem 8911353191001! 0f real “Sports toggery” about them'
purposes only. The first count of
M on Popular Sentiment tool kl i 6" to t ‘ It . '
.3 dis Interlocking of the tobacco 33:33?“ tfho: 3:? sole :bject 0' de- "l':: 1135:: 5311:; $11 (:1: tzelmg Nltfinl M were 3 16‘” N" ”on SW” $350M
* with so many other interests 8 mber as made in so f hi do frl d h lie S bl W ’10 50 N. 7.50
fluids: amount of financial loss the United States in 1790' .33!“ wdflldnf’t he 0 little-‘ We!) 1 t at 8 9-0,” m’ s . z . w ‘
”u be “"de in the abolition and other European countries followed silk ‘ ‘0‘ 0' . Nolan! ”1‘ Were $ 25.00 NOW $19.50 ' . .
, seas—s. that is one of the most as- '““ ° “We '75:," m wheznevg‘rlihgtanmimfgfiiag. mm. Ware 5 49.50 Now $39.50 One 14“ “f Suits
31!.” of the proposal to pro- _ °_ .0' ‘ , upuh "an ‘ a ..
. sale of tobacco. a proposal. ~ dog and :23: 1:03:02 Stat-I or: - Stone mm]; another wolfh ' me in Sizes up to 54
j" » unit-ht whllttle support by for him. but he doe-’t want in be ..’~ - W” 3 65100 'N" “in ~ -
' . l e [1 ed]. ' - .- . ' M.
*m‘. try "3 (Martha, treated us. a little lap dog. Who yelpe W 30} Sabb Wmfl25m » New ”5-“ ‘ Worsted m ffm gm m :13
foreverythinghewams.andoftenfot ‘. -.
Janet-Shep
'7 mm meutonmm . -
“ of that sentiment.
' had! of the editors made recently
”Mo Merchant! Association
.‘QW States. through the Press
Company of New York City.
”at or the 7.847 editors who
expressed the opinion that its
‘ aromgenarsiutimzy suitoaeofthese would prove
- a good inveshnent. The lines are stnn'ght and tend
_ in everywayto give height to the figure.
Wand32950'
: :1: commznitiea were op- China.
or ass at tobacco. As '1 tell' " » ~
fiwm" ”323:3“2 «20’3"... J‘m'”.2 “I" mm» . no“. «w ..,_ . . Jets-s4 «fills . P010 Coats
' 1 than . '12 7.»); - .__ . »
saws“ m... m ..1.: :11? “mm“ ”mm“ “mum“m“ v . Com m 4...... and m m in 1;:
‘I‘ damask a: ”:2: such richesi" said Ire. With 0°an ,6 E ‘ .Mdm pular fight m cob
anae- can... that as" muo- ' I m “In!“ 03M” W Jamie: to, Missal! Ox- ar sports models.
(“a ”asides to the abolitio- e 'A ‘ Y.“ ' 1'00!!! ”Rag
rim was based to some extent at a . 7 ‘ me- : "‘ y
11- .” fistulas such a a... “We" ‘ f *jbaokof so % ts; an sambaal
3"“ so business interests at \1 . a, ‘ cm eluo- down the
. coming
missus-£32333 winter back- finished
-ane-tseenontaemo ._
pm. the allied Interests or dis
, *inss is con 5. M
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