i
r... 1.-..
v‘fi, _.
._ .-_ ‘
chews no LONGER A swam:
May'- New Stamp influx Boar
Pictures of Workingmen
instead of Royalty.
The «martian-ct figures of Work-
inmen for crowned beads on the new
m m flattened by the
W. meat-hm- cousidanblc
(Ilium! W in the opinion of
65m WWII: they speak
damnation: the radical change in
Memoir." and "algae rather con-
my. on n continued» strengthening
dime-sentiment.” As the Bos-
uem- napkins:
"1336mm!” in three series or
“designs; one having tho figure of a
filth; thumb-miner. and the third
‘73 tanner. The first series. with a
ulna or an pianos; mark violet): and
Cam «not, show: mm of: an.
“omnibonnfll; thenatin
W- -mwnrmraa m
* «imam miners with
I“: aim at W the lat In
sauna mm W and me
My ,mmm
mania mm
mm: Amwlbsms
“Its-tantalum m meow
Mmer-bm-m—hmtfi
clad: The other stamps will not he
used imWyo as the W
whuanpplyotoldstampstoba
muted! win since than 100 pan-
:1; clump-61!!!! no «at: will an-
«unr parity. That a larger dept-eels.
h to not- mind" I.» manually
“to the greater value of the mark
.' mummy than 01115150.»
In any case the stamps are noto-
{worthy as indicating the passing of
«.9 crowned m and symbol of GB!"
”many.
jflOT AS BAD AS IT SOUNDED
:Wcuan Was Unduly Alarmed at Grub-
Iomc Story Which She Overheard
i in tho Street Car.
A Columbus woman in a trip on an
dutcrurban c’nr recently sat behind
two women who were holding an anl- '
.hnied conversation. the Indianapolis
Hews relates. She paid no attention
to the talk until a part of a sentence
ached her ear. through the noise of
Se cat—' in an awful fix. with both
legs disjointed. " The woman was im-
greased with this tale of suffering
and while she was considering it an-
7 lhcr bit of the conversation was
matted to her ours over the roar of
the wheels—“and one foot nearly oil':"
This was positively distressing. and
the woman moved uneasily in her seat.
Fir-etching both feet to assure her-
1th they were in proper condition.
Bun buzz. went the voices, and then
——“u hand all mashed." By this time
the woman was having horrified
Visions of a mangled body. “A
’reck," she said to herself. and to
ddd to her honor the train made a
andden terrible jolt which sent her
heart to her mouth. figuratively sneak-
ing. A smooth place in tho ronti cn-
ablcd her to hear the last of the crue—
some this: "It Would cost RS much to
(bend it to a doll hospital us it “(mid
to act 0 new one. so I‘m just going:
to buy her :1 new one." I
English Food lmpoflations.
A lurL'v purl of tho north of Ens:-
152 «i is n iiu~_\' hivc of industry. con-
“1”.ng such manufacturing centers as
Nottingham. Sheffield, Leeds. Brati-
tonl. Marvin-stein and many other
planes \\‘her(~ large populations are
com l mrmml. The north country calls
for L’N'iil ilnpm‘tntions of food stuffs.
the bulk of which Ionics from this side
of the Ailnmic and is lnmled at Livcr-
pool or mrrimi on to Manchester hy
the-ship l-unui. Um: of those imports
in flour, of which in 1010 thcre were
landed u: i.iuvrpool 069.1le sacks. and
at Manila-slur 4100i“ sucks. mulling
[l («till nl‘ 1.088.009 sucks. The Hour
than HAVE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24,—Detalls
of how the 457 American consuls now
in the service at the State DepWent
are "gathering information, extends
his protection. enforcing American
laws and exerting American influence"
in more than 400 cities or so‘counnries
are set forth by Wilbur J. Cm. di-
rector ot the consular service in. the
first issue or the American Consular
Bulletin. 3. monthly published by. the
American Consular Mutton; an
momentum! voluntary ammunition
cmbruulns‘ntost' of the‘memnetsuethol
hon-uln- ssrvice at the Unltcd‘..m
, "Them improhnblrno cin- 02 can -
can or the Gout-m whose mun»
botanists: council’s among
the public than W ”W.
*curr. “none ”.01ch mm.- '
o. m of- m:- in main. ’
mud— oancul Wow W .
in: film Wt with the nir- ,
m of mm good- in m -
lands. Many a. mother Mm,
00ml only as a good and kinda-tenth
in a. m away lamina found” «it
sent her wayward son— back—to than“!
homo in the Unitad m ~
“It wnnld’ hardly coca! in air of
these individuals that flair contact .
has! been with an «Won 0‘!
trained officers. an organization enr-
ploying 2,600 men and woman. cost- ,
Ins about. {4.500.000 annunlly-and- re.
turnip: to the mum-y of the United
States“: the your 1921 the sum- of
88,500,000. thus showingr a. net' profit
to the Government for that year of,
more than $1,000,000. Neither .Would
it occur to them that. the members of
that organization were serving daily
ten departments and numerous inde-
pendent establishments of the Gov-
ernment in Washington and. through
'countryn'
.tor Carr
suls handled 48.078_caaes involving the,
protection and swim-e of amounts
of the United States abroad ln;'1921.
m Wrench" he adds. “ranged from finding
1mmnammmyweil-mean-
the but 111111301130th travelers
Hum the lamb Wes at their
In support; of that Wyenfigblrec» m “in Motion. and death.”
recites how Ailneflcau com -’
flan-cs on correspondence- 1“
fThe ml": cu“ of protection and letters and sent out. 871 891.
aliens and 150.117
‘ rash” ,. " 'seae‘ uh; indigent rein»
s adds. in g 3252:2238 American vessels.
That. the consul was a pleat letter
writer last year was shown by 3:8
a
twelve month period ending June 30
M consuls abroad received 756. 026'
Between
times they handled 546.2 2895 consul”
invoices, visaed pasgporttmr 65V; 988
Americans and
Say “ Bayer" whomyouibuy Aspirin.
WW»!
Unless you see the name “War" on W you me
not: getting genuine Aspirin mm by physicians
over 22, years andiproved safalby millions: for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
~ toothache Neuraigia Naurifis
Earache Lumbago ‘ Pain, Pain
Accept only ”Bayer” paciéage which contains proper directions.
them or directly. many thousands of Handy “3‘?" m 0‘ 12 “blew—Also bottles 0524 and loo—W
individual citizens throughout the Aspifll i- the mat amt or Bani mm at W at W
MME.
SPECIAL “
Warner's Rust Proof
Corsets ' ‘
$1.00
Wool Hosiery
$1.25 to $2.25
Values of $1.75 to $3.00
Children's
Wool 80):
$1.49-
Silk ‘and Wool
Hosiery
56 ,SOUTH MAIN ST.
JEANNE’ITE
z PHONE 909
SPECIAL
Radium Silk
Envelope: Chemise
$3.49
SPECIAL
Pure Thread Silk
Hosiery
Full Fashioned
$1.95
Chamois Suede
2-Clasvalovns
Color» Hosiery
Polo, Nude, Grey . ,
$1.65 ‘
Chamois Suede
Gauntlet Gloves
$1.00
Pure Thread Silk
Hosiery
$1.00
French
Kid Gloves
Hoieproof
Lisle Hosiery
$2.25
E "
. . 49c $2.50
CARTER’S WINTER UNDERWEAR
GREATLY REDUCED.
_'
Vcheckcd- the arrival and departuna 0
work. Director Carr asserts
discovered many frauds. “gangs of <
crooks
”fraudulent passports were broken up
in many places in Europe, and count-
erfeit passports. cleverly copied, rub-
abet stamps for visas, counterfeit fee
W and scale—ail were found and
€dcsh~oyeduand the practices stopped. "
net! at between ammonia for mater-r
not flooded in the electififlcation of
mm
Is m-nluincd in hugs of “0 pounds
Weight oath. and [no hugs mukc what
is known as u Hick. which is. tiwre-
fore. equal .to 280 pounds. The im-
ports Hi Liverpool and Manchester.
Weri'. therefore. l-quul to 304,040,000
pounds.
Wireless Aida Jewelers.
Fifteen hundred small wireless out-
fits i‘nve been installed in Paris jaw.
elry, watch and clock stores to enable
"the jewelers -to catch the correct
Greenwich meridian'time'as it is sent
daily at ten o'clock by the Eiffel low-
or. iormerly the exact time had to
obtained wan/tho observatory by
teipphone. x»
The installation is simplicity itself.
The outfit, chomp; inches in,diam—
eter. is hung_ n il in the wall. A
copper wire W?! to the cellar or
along a water 0:11:28 pipe serves as a
"ground wilgt’ (w iii the removal of
the bulb A ne by electric light
and the insertion of a contact plug
vtnke the place 01 antennae. It can
be done in five minutes.
Goat's'Muk.
According to the annual report of
the California development board, the
of 20 years, and to make it
- cars have been completely
mortgages to exchange we
Remarkable
have many other excellent
'aziiy goat milk condensery in the world
located at Peacardero San Mateo
umy. California. where a herd of
ml for tinned milk for tubercu-
zs patients is said to far exceed the
. ply. goat milk having been found
particularly valuable nutrient for
outs in California has increased 50
r cent in the last two years. A
rge farm at. Cool. Eldon-add county,
. recently stoehd, and the produc-
is to be W'acluslvely for the
m tr!- 8 Sentinel
.. lxi_‘ .-i~..i_ J“
.000 milk goats in mlntained by the:
idenzann goatsmilk laboratories. The 7
consumptives. The number or milk;
Btucknoadsterm...
'BuickécyLTouring ......
Buickcoupe .............
Buick 5~pass. Touring .. ..
Buick 7-pass. Touring
Buickfiapns‘s. Sedan
”Real Estate Mortgages Accepted As Payment
AND OTHER STANDARD AUTOMOBIEES IN
We aré {gauguratmg the most important sale of Rc-Buiit Automobiles in our history
these values, we will accept first and second real estate mortgages as munev
guarantee of satisfactory performance. To’ any reliable person having no real estate
Peruse this. list check ofl the cars that interest you, telL us what vou would like to do
about payment, we will do the rest, demonstivat’ing and delivering some to you.
.Buick'l-pass. smli'fliii
ufor 1113‘!) Grade
UIC
GREAT SALE
possible and convenient for everyone to take adi’antage (it
These
rejuvenated mechanically and carry- with them our full
will sell these
Bargains omLiberal-ETime Payment?
We
values besides thcsm‘distcd. Drop us a ime.
,,,,, $300 Peerlessuinpesw
........ )acrlcac7w'l'owing........... 1,2”
....... . 'm ' . Awi¥ccugqnnl0.011!0li%
........ mo" . This. ounngw. ‘
,,,,,,,, 750 TMW.. .13”;
...... 1,500 mlfilhn mu
....... L500 MS-m Touring.-......
ALL LATE.- '. ’ 3
The;
1710 Main St. 7
MAY,FEB.24,1m
t
g
In connection with their passpnr ‘
consuls
manufacturing and selling
HOT SPRINGS. 0ch Feb
Babe Rum Yeafsmd’ay received the foi- l
lowing" télemm‘ from an oil pros- fair. Schansz
WON. Feb. Sill—wk emu-act val- ‘pectar in Texas:
Com hex-e?
us a: fortune. This oil field
king of staggers here today. "
cided what he will do about it.
Ween the first time this year.
m In his: W inn the ball canal-clues all
’Nfi
‘bm akl as‘. ix:
24_ ._ 'pondence.
‘Wlll you agree to
permigme to organize Babe Ruth Oil work of the v-
Will make both of form of l‘ascl-a. 1 mm.“
is the ” “‘1
King‘ of them an and we want the ‘catching a i'mt‘
The master manner has not yet de l
Butter a sudden sharp drop in the , ‘ "“"ZH
temperature yesterday morning the cannot affc d r (w m
thud of a baseball singing into a 83""e run of the in” n
-‘ y . .ast wouldé. have been heard at the local think 01- um!
W for basebfil park yesterday morning fol-{that this .s .N‘, ’
Schang A1 De‘V’ormer Mike McNanyiwhat “m
and Deacon Scott had a day of bane- ' ‘
mapped out for
themalves when they reported for
i Hovt are
‘ an
80‘?" that ii)”
cr mu The. pham‘ez.
a mi]
Wallis 'thcy d0 07.1%: lilo fiachTzzv I
n“ J I strong-thong“
legs and Wind, f‘
-'*‘-‘ 4
Advertise m “*0 Rivntinrl. w
by
‘€\(n! 11‘711' ‘ l: 5 \‘Dt‘in
. ‘-.. l
itht'll‘ r‘.r_u-f , . .. . .. i 5 If!“
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,‘Viih ill! 4. P "’mu, . the
i Mch 7 .
'l> lh‘ b N ' 1’ M”! in
nu . K“ 7] ‘i" .0 _ ' ' "“‘l ,
anoths r 0; 'ku." ‘w: Wan. H 845
’ S‘ ““‘L "l ‘llliflnr on“!
of them my“ - , 0““? “other“
day Oh ll‘l :" L‘V‘ "“ 15v llr‘vpa “Wt
his customnn Hymn" W
._ ..
Schang caught 1m {nth high! in
Win
Todav. ‘ mm .. 1, 'he w“
l I \ ( r at!”
MCNBLY WI]. w a. Linea} Still“;
(Iniy the Bi: 9‘
tempted. A h. 0, thus “Mi.
"nevi N"
‘10"?" and a Til? .firmmdothmm "M
top it off A w a. .t... of.“
are anXlOUS ’f tn , ‘r We
got their tmin‘l r8 i
f
:5.
l Ruth. Mavs
A New Street Pump
5‘5"“. {Wmaffie first 8W oESprm:
. Eaten: Colt, fashioned over slow-heeled sports
hsl; {Fills ‘is a». perfectly plain shoe with a single
Broad. strap over the instep which fésiens with two
~Buttons. {the heel is straight and flat, very com-
fortable looking.
{l‘hereis a certain smartness in the simplicity of
this shotthafwill appeal- to woman who are look-
ing for style and comfort embodied m the same last.
West for wear with tailored suits or street dresses.
$12.00
Main floor.
1"
k"
b
5% .
l ‘ :
Specnai!
One pint Vacuum
Bottle in seamless nic-
kel plated case. guar-
anteed to keep con-
tents hot or cold as de-
sired.
Nothing like it for
one who is obliged to
carry a noon-day lunch.
$1.25 each
Basem en t.
Drying, Forms
for men’s wool hose.
.Wood formsshaped-
is fit woolen hose,
and this method of
drying prevents sin-init-
lug. Easy and quick
.‘way, and fonns come
in sizes from 9 to 11.
$l. 25 a pair
Basement.
For Refined Dignity in Silver
Qousc the “Lufbery”
The average American home would approve
the simplicity of this pattern. it is graceful in out-
line, perfectiy plain with a narrow indented rim on
the edge._ ‘Ali pieces carry an unlimited guarantee.
Sold in Sets of Half Dozen
Medium Knives with hollow handles, $10.75
Dessert Knives, hollOw handles, $10.25
Medium Knives, modeled handles, $ 5.60
Dessert Knives, modeled handles, 3 4.52
Medium Forks, s. 5.75
Dessert Forks, $ 5.10
Oyster Forks, $ 3.80
Individual Salad Forks, $ 5.75
_, .Tahle Spoons, s 5.75
Soup Spoons, round bowls, s 5.75
Bouillon Spoons, $ 5.50
Coffee Spoons, . $ 3.85
Tea, Spoons, . $ 2.85
Berry Spoons Butter Knives
' Kain floor. front.
Sateen Bloomers
H ‘e a v y lustrous
black satcen‘ in full
plaited style with ad-
justable belts. Sizes for
14, jifi and 18 yrs.
$2.09
Junior Shop
second floor.
Jean Middles
Two styles, either
plain or with cuff bole
“tum, in all white or
._ 7 ’ ~ , « ‘ - Wlfite with old blue (:01-
xmmmw lars and White braid
”callus k ~ in; trimming All sizes
é ‘ if j; «‘2‘» . “j" film ' 8 to 18. years.
L" .V ‘0 .-. . ‘g/‘a. ‘37:; fi.w
‘ , ~ . 9 , Very reasonable for
X Buttons»- suck- well made and
‘ m looking middies.
Junior Shop.
ascend hm.
New Bags
A pleasure to carry
them.
Shopping Bags 01
capacims bright
or dull Tc‘.’~.‘.li.:~. Sill“-
S’tantiai it.‘:r\i":< and
locks. An openly).
good lac gin; '1‘ :i‘
black gosmm “
from cue rigs; 0*
ther 03331 t:
tom, 501:3“: ;
stray .o‘c‘. ;
comers. $4.50 i0 $7.50
Bags. 3
sill/k).
Swagger
new 1m: 2::
nax _\‘. 1’21 «'1‘. ‘ \
Hélx"; . ‘
frrll: 16
‘1‘
v \_\
.-GI>
” 0).:
Qt
as
U:
‘ 01
1"}
m
Children's
pouch flay:
titers in x
gray .md ‘
with Mitch; "
Jewel Peck-.15 ‘ ' 1
large and w " *
for holding ' \\ ‘
smai‘i‘cimn ' K i“. hie :'
Of mium l
chamoi; (x
Clasps, 5i
double pockc‘x
for bills One
lar Shie has wig? ;‘
fastener. 25 to 59 cts.
x
iL
'Il‘u‘
Money Pockets
khaki dllCK t‘t L‘v'f
suede. \ CI} #10115».
made with \c . i l
Stitched compru'lm:m<.
311d Stout Lip» l'.’
tying to the lull:
$1.00 to $3.00
.Nuii Files in 1031th
case, 25 “5'
Pocket Combs in lat-.-
thcr case. 50 ‘3"
(”v
heather section "a“
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