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:to grow up stupid?
bed late their sleep is often dis- ’countries. and those 0: the "fresh an
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31.150310 DIRECTOBY
0111 Well Lodge, 3\o. 103, F. and A.
fl. meets in Masonic building South
“Bin street, Ist and 3rd Tuesday of
mi: month July and August except-
M. at 8 oclocl; All Master Mason:
and fmternafly invited.
ELIISO‘: T. HARRIS W. LI.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. See‘s.
”MM
Butlex Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
caeets in Masonic Tefnpxe; South
”in street. the 2nd audith Tues.
Hays of each month at 8 o'etock
Duly and August excepted. 511‘?“ A;
llamas cordially and Hater-pally 13.
rated.
CLARE\CE A. BRO“)
F. QLYO‘S. Secretary.
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THE CHILDREN NEED SLEEP
Two children are generally
tired children. according to '4.“ article
in the California. State Journal of
Medicine The child who—is "sleep-
hungry" ~—wm be; fidgetzs csoss and.
nervous as will the one who ii hungry‘
for food. No efforts in -nutrition
can he successful. says thé‘ writer.
which do not include provision {or
sufficient hours of sleep. She quotes
these suggestions of the, _ London
County Council. recommended by the
finned States Health Service: ';
"Children aged four years need 12
hours‘ sleep a day. especially if doing
any form of school work- Children
aged five to seven need 11 to 12
hours: aged eight to eleven. 10 to 11
:lOUTS: aged 3‘: to 14. nine to 10
hours.
“L b1 dren grow mainu “bile sleep-
ing 0r 2'? sting. Do sou want vgurs to
grow :ip’szunted‘.’ Tired children
1911 1'11 basil} an doften drift to the bot-
som o! the class; do You want yours
When children
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tuxbeé b\ dreams and the. do not get friendly ‘ -
romplete rest: do you 'Want yours to. The mums and 3935110?” 130?!"
sleep {1.1le an& bebome nervous". out riches of health and beautv for;
Sufficient sleep draws a. child. onward: “1°53 W119 seek them- .
and upward in school and home life; 'recreationh spmethmg newt to think ,
337369
510115.
In any event. there is a. good pros- 3
pect that the whole matter will be
straightened out soon. in a way fair.
alike to American interests and allle
self-respect.
the rate paid by, our own goiernmeg’ ,
It is not impossible that some share
of the principal may be cancelled for .
conceso
advantagss or other
New England's hill-top gair
views are fine.
long,
So 211’; thg.
flat distances of the
woods of the Middle
Ir 421115111 pt slew-p draWs it backward 3503-“ and 9‘9“” 0: ”WW3
and C10“ nwérd‘. Which way do you ramblina- and 83833 31096 the 3131.
ing level of the railroad track ne eg‘v
“That a neighbors child is sent to Walden 3‘393- ’ .-
I It doesn‘t make so much difienence .
«skiing \ours to bed late: 3:390 wrohgs where yousstroll.’1or what you see.
Go”; to bad It's gettizi'g out kinder the open sky;
Sate is a habit 11" ch may be dimcmdthat keeps 98012193333811 to live any~
’ 1-. ’3‘“ bass. feem_ "
want \our child to got?’
bee late is not 11.3601! areason for
760 not mske a right.
u bro-mg it" ,
The sleep schedule is the. result of
39:11»?qu obscrii'atio“. , .Tlxe adxice is
EDITOPJAL“
‘ BFSSIAfS 6113111313135
Liam Americans this “inter ’alfc
"suing Rusian children for Christ-
mas." 1r. isa movement that deserves
to spread. Thousands of people. old
and :cmng. ma} “ant to get in. on it.
rrgaufl ess of am official relief action
that may be takeli by the goxezzz-
snow;
The American ’Relief Administra~
{ion has reported that less than three
rents a day will keep a child from.
starving. Néedless to say, that‘does
not mean luxury. or even rc'al satis-
faction of hunger. It gives the child
one bowl of soup and one piece of
bread 3. day. But that is found en—
ough to preserve- life. Latcr, if food
is available to increase the ration. all
the better. That one meal of bread
and soup is imperative. ‘
It is a very povertyjstricken Ame-ri-
(‘an who cannot afford thus"to save.
the life of :1
Many an American child it" told of
the pligltt of the little ones ‘jn Ru$i3£
will glam} share its spending" monex
with them. The Christmas season
istrvngthens the desire to help. Hard—
ébi? in America. gixes new apprecia-
tier. of the greater hgrgshlp abroan}:
Winn} a tamilv. howerérihumble will
par; 11 less splendid Christmas.
though certainly not a less happ)‘ one,
by getting "along with fewer presents
at home and giving the money saved
for the little Russians. Eight dollars.
sent to the Relief Administration
headquarters. 41 Broaduav.‘ 'New
York will keep 10 Russian children
alixe for one month- . . ,
“W
BEI‘UNDING TEE DEBT
Glamor for promixt repayment of
the allied debt to the fifiitéd' States
has died euros the Ameriran public
learned the- real situanom in; Europe.
350 has the gaticism th.f31rexail.ed
during the last two }ears. People
realize now that the Allies cannot pay
at present, and ‘tbat to try, to make
them pan would be not only harsh
but suicidal. The? fire hag-tug subugg
trouble to keep when; and do basins
was with us as m’éfiei-s stand. Forced 3 eased-..
Industry git es the following informs
payment would drive .them into bank-
,ruptC}. We do not want to bankrupt
u'nur friends: Besides. bankrupt nag:-
iions couldqnoisbm' our goods, and 5e
mantra Interim semis" tozthemz
The consent at the Allies to grant
Germany a. three-year W
spell" .has: immeqtsnbh to this
more (generous mood} 11 the Allies
themselves ai-e g’otné' to. give‘tbelr
enemy more time,“ wecan do no less
with our friends. '
"Refunding.” the re,_lzptons£dsr
ed {:11ij T3316 5311 pnobabli' be
child— througii the {Vinterz r
no demands for immediate WEB.
5Mb9¢1¥m :- . r.
gr
3 - 3 .
A judge has ruled that a— bee 1115.8
right to sting. . firms should make the
hives of industry“ hum.
after one.
glfillmfiwfiwn
01111011112111:
Dec.» EON—Severat
protesting ,
PA 1". IS.
newspapers are
Newpapers say the goverment_
belong to the country.
11 1th not :31 little surprise
difficulties are map}.
111 usi be presented.
mains in France.
HEALTH ME) “ABS
*
sued the following warning
trichinosis:
"During the holiday
is in Connecticut This palm]
killing pigs grown on the
The U. S. Bureau of
tion: ‘A. temperature of about-
. danger or infection. Fresh.
be cooked until it becomes .
0. either principal orifice-rest; but 3136
air a-
Thoreau found
ing-space before thex go into war are
Nations which agree to a breath t
less like!) to have. to raise tlxe windi
' French
,against !
what they term “the misplaced gener-
osity" of the government in‘ refunding
to Americans when they return to the2
l'nited States. the ten per cent. luxun 1
tax they have paid’on purchases. The, ,_
1 1
ing’ awsv hundreds of tlxousdnds of
fishes in this wav “hir'h rightfullx'!
Americans hate read these protests
Mam' who
1%. we tried to get back the total of
their luxurx ta\. have discovered the
The first and
most essential demand of the g‘oxern-
men: officials at the port of embarks
tion is that all receipts of purchase
Luxury .Iiax con-
cerns women almost entirely and most
of them forget or lose these receipts.
Those who» kuowof‘thjs <1er are '
comparatively few, so the luxury taxi
so far as most homeward:
Americans are concerned. usqallv re-
0F TRICEAOSIS.’ _
i The. department of health 11.85
season
x'ear, there were 15 cases or trlchinos—
is caused by eating pork from infect-
ed animals It was nativepork that
apparently caused the cases; 'Personsi
should make ~sure they are no ms-
Fkflls the parasite therefore pals: whey
properly cooked may be eaten without
as;
prairi
We
in just
1.:
is giv-
m
h.
§
bound
4
ssi’ ‘ ‘
against ~
last , "
disease
Minis].
1500
shoul
Lar value $1.79—
36-111. Taffeta Silks
: Fine quality, firmly woven in black,
rows, navy blue and a few light
‘- 1. 36-111. Messaline Silks' ‘-
I In? light colors, also White, t112313t are
“slmhth massed. Y alues up to .,-. .49—
Tomorrow, $1.00 Yd.
36-111. Silk Warp Poplin
Looks like silk and will wear won-
derfnllv
while ago sold for $1.98 a yard. \avy
blue, brown, black.
well. This same quality 3
Tomorrow, $1. 00 Yd.
44-111. All W591 Serge 3
N21 yblu’e. brown and black. Regu-
: $100Yd 3’
3661:. Fine ”Sateens
All colors. The rogular 50c qua3litV
{Tomorrow—
3 Yds. for $1.00
36-111. Plaid Skn'tmgs
, In a’variety of pretty colorrcombina-
tions:
Tomorrow—
values up to $1.20 yard.
2 Yds. for $1. 00
2" t-in. Mercerlzed Cotton"
‘ .
PopLins
and
.14“V_,»
”Navy blue pink Iaxender.
Regular price 49 Cents a Vdfd— _,_
3 Yds. for.fi$1.00
36-in. .llierceriZed , Cotton
Poplins
Pink. lavender purple; black nave
blue aud gray.
Regular 7 56 grade—
1.-
21211105520
cotton; Foul'ards ‘4,
Look like satin. Black grounds
with; "white "figures; 756 grade. Tomor'
I‘O‘W— ’ .
2 Yds. for $1. 00
$1. 00
Bureau Scarfs
Hemetitehcd scalloped ;
2 for. $1. 00
1,000 Table Napkms
Fine linen finish, hemmed; 'fol‘mer
01- value
. 758—-
1,000 Turkish Towel Sets
\ alue $1.’ 39 3Spcci3al— 33
-33 Special lot just Toeeiveg} for this
MlllmeryBargams
25 Trimmed Hats»
Regular $3.50 to $5. 00 values, 2111:;
colors and black
Felt and Duvtyn Spelt
, 7 Hats! $1000 5"? ' i F
' 25 Chudrensmmmed ‘ .
Hats, $1.00
50 Doz. Hemstltched ’Huck
"Faoe Towels ‘ ' ‘“
\ alue $1. 50—3—
2 for $190
31 case (25, 000 YdsJ- 0&1:ng
Flannel
Neat designs, heavy. quality; value
$1 39— ,
7 Yes. 10131.00 3
}000Pr.FullSme Bed
Blankets
Gray or white. with blue 0r pmk
borders; value $6.00. $1. 00 off.
3 $5.00
500 mg. signs -
36 incbes 11161231121112 ‘-
Fine qualitx'.
$2110—
4 Yds. for $1 00
Metal and Celluloid Girdles
{13. All the fashxonable colors Special—Ed
. . $13 300
Full SiZe Bungaiow Aprons
,
:waist. Tomorrow— _
”$1.00
‘House Waists
Light 3and dark eol‘ox' poledk‘s fast
below;
$1.00
Boys and Girls? Winter
, 3 Caps 3 3
All’calers.3 Regular $1.50. Tomor-
rrow— , - a- - ,
R &G.vanaLaReine, .
' Corsets , , :1
iii great Dollar Day. Values up to $2. 59—
$}.00 7
3 Boys Gauntlet
2! Kid palui, aStraohan outside, were
A 49 Box WntmgPaper .
A handsome assortment, a Twondc
V "£111 Chrsitmas 31mm. Tomorrow—-
3 3 ’3 -9,
Regular 392 grade. Tomorrow— ..
.100- Leather. Ham} Bags ~' '
Handsome assortment; regular $6.95..
One dollar 0&—
110095- _
$2.00 Each
{Light colors; 3percales uith elastic Van—
3 'Boxes,‘ $1.00
éMen’s All LmenHemstl A ’ tch-
ed Handkerchiefs
4 Handkerchiefs; $1.00 -
$2.95
Children’s AllWool Gloves} '
The Well 1111011711 'Kayser unskrinka
able make. Regular 792' pair. Tomor-
row—
-_3 Fr. for $1.007
31,900 Yds. Best Amman
All neat designs; vakue $1.50—
10 Yds., $1.00
. 500 Yds. Colonial Eider-
Blue, pink and red; value $2.09—
2 ’Yds.3,for 751.00. 3
200 Bed spreaas
Full size,ra1sed daggers valbe s. 00.
“r“
women‘s Thread Silk Hose .
Semi‘fashioned, black and cordo-
$1.00
Women’ s Wool Ribbed Hose
Heather mixtures. Specie!—
$1.00 Pr
Chldren’ s Outing Flannel
{Sleepers ’
to 10 years. Speéial—
$1.00
$12.32
Men’s Neckvé'esr
\
7 Silk and crochet, Tin-bands, in a
. wide variety of pleasing and attractive
colorings. Special—
$1.00
' Men s and Womens
Umbrellas
that were priéed $2.49
$1 011, tomorrow;
6 Handkerchiefs'ii‘u aThox;
our regular price, 692
box. Tomrrow,
4
.h
Regular price $1.35—
7
J
Regular price $1.25— 4 3
2
14 inches high
candle; Vfiue $1.9 .5. Special—
33C11t Glass Cand3y J
Battleship model.
$1 50—
Whlte Enamel Flour
Tea Kettle ‘ _
Regular price $1.25. $999531“
“SJ-90,
$1.00 »
Largesize 1,
isters
$1.00
$51.90 3
$1.00
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