M Alone In Poorer Districts of In
land Are Animals Sheltered ,
., .wtth the Family.
1
It is well known ’thmpi: :
ng to the poorer a.
{mikes of Ireland fire with”!!!
members of the family." The hoot.
Is to all intents and pupal! their
rightful lodging end eating quarters.-
Ireland, however. is not the only
country in which one may and live
mock Indoors as in the outlying vils
.lages in the northern part of Russia
the family cow (nearly every house-
hold owns one) is under shelter tor
.eight months out of every twelve, aayl
London Answers.
The whole countryside is a mass of
new for monfil on end, and ‘0 to 50
degrees below am is not uncommon:
no the poor bee-u have to he scoped
up. They are ted-Hit. rather. hourly
mrved on senna grass. collected and
mored by the Russians during the short
mmmer and they emerge when the
new has disappeared very thin in-
Although living in the same habita-
tion as their owners they are allotted
1 separate apartment. The chickens
.are also sheltered In the living and
pimping rooms and are "hutched" in
the fireplace.
The fire actually Is about two and a
bait feet above the level of the floor,
find with a few thin pieces of wood
lthe aperture underneath is easily con-
verted Into a cozy place for the towls
inthe winter.
1 In the village In the Nile district,
here the houses have flat tops. the
atlves make use of the roots to
‘house" their smaller live stock} such
s sheep, goats and poultry.
TILL LIVE IN “STONE AGE”
llm Party in New Guinea Discover.
People Who Are Interesting Rel-
ics of the Past.
i Adventures In the wilds of New
uinea were experienced by a aim
in a small motor launch. the
The expedition cruised along
0 coast of New Guinea. three times
undlng (m uncharted reefs, and each
the the hydrogrnphic stat! carefully
rrecled the charts carried. A week
so Inter a storm picked up the Wat-
e and impaled it on a coral spur. At-
,er unwelcome labor In a shade tem-
aturc of 104 degrees the launch
'as reiloated. In one place the vial—
ors found that the people were still
Emma Neolithic age, stono axes and
dz
03 being In general use. The cam-
expcrt was Interested in the weav—
g of cloth by the natives. A special
was selected and cut down with I
one adze. The bark was beaten and
oosened, turned inside out and placed
n the sun to dry. Then It was soaked
In water and again dried. Finally it
he cut Into lengths with a sharpened
t stone like a chisel. The journey
pp the ltnmu river, In New Guinea,
was rendered difficult by the hidden
one and sometimes only four and one-
nlf miles were cow-red In the day.
Ixty days were spout In that river,
the “'ultle pushing up about 170
‘anllcs. ’
Albania Defied Sultan.
In the 25 years that Amureth II was
Gultnn of» Turkey, he conquered two
empires. 1:: kingdoms and 500 cities;
but there was one little kingdom, ly-
lng at his very door, which for a quar-
ter of a century successfully defied
and resisted Turkish Mohammedlsm
and gave Anmreth II more trou-
hle than all his other enemies com.
bined. The kingdom was Albania.
John Grntlut. leader of the AI-
lmnlans, repelled 20 separate Invn-
lions ot‘ the sultan‘s army. Alida all,
mriy 1.000.000 Turkish soldiers were
Matched to conquer the little conno
try which was protected at no time
by more than,30.000 Albanians. The
fl‘nrks entered trighttul losses.
At lust after 25 years of the most
stubborn resistance recorded by his-
Cory, Albania yielded. but not till Gra-
‘tlot hlmmll’ had been harvested by
the inevitable grim reaper.
Master of Style.
The truth of the matter is, that
fneither he who is a top in the world ll
3. fit man to be alone, nor he who has
'oet his heart much upon the world.
though he has never so much under-
finding; an that solitude an be we!)
Ititted and sit right but upon a my
flow persons. They must Mum
knowledge of the world to see fl.
vanity obit, and enough virtoe to
despise ali'vanity; it the snow
tensed is“ say lust or pandas. n
ianon had better he in iLfdl' than: a
wood alone. They may; like my
thieves, cheat on perhap- maple; our
pockets in the midst of. em. but
like robbers they use to .lfrkp Ind Hid.
,or murder on, swim they catch us
> alone. This is but to recent trout men
totalllnoathe hands of devils:—
iAbraham eo‘aey.
Vt,“ Guernsey's onw‘oeartu.
Just recently a teal-eh In the
archives
,Iatingtotkemaloourtotm
«pad cosh-lung a pant «use:
MViweotheabheyotflhtSt.
Was a royal out (aorta Resin).
maonlyiauteryaarathatamre
Jellogovernment was conferred on
«Bloom,
Rail
Advertise in the Sentinel 'tor the
: 'C‘St Iiesultl.
of Factor W hu’
”ought to light the oldest m“- .
mutuawmnum
Out In Wyoming a. train ran over)
the cow of s. Swede farmer named Ole
Oleaon. m cm muster went out
to the house at Old to m the claim
likely to be made by Ole lot the loss
of the now.
“Well, Mr. Glenna." mid thael’aina
adjuster. :‘I came out to one you aim;
your now being killed on our track.
What are you enacting to do about
it?"
“Veil" said Ole stolldly. "I ham a
r man. and' I cannot do much he.
Ihnnsopoor,h hdtlwilltryto
pay you SST—Jud”
FIERY.mm
mmmomm'
mam.
Any breakipg out or the akin. even
lien-y. itching ma. can be quickly
overcome By applying a. little Mentho-
Sulphnr. preparation instontly brings
ease from skin irritation. soothes and
heals the comma right on end leaves
the skin clot! and month.
It seldom falls to relieve the on:
meat and disfigurement. Sufism.
from tin trouh‘le should get a. link.
jar of Maputo-Sulphur trosn any good
druggist and use it like a cold creel.
—Adv.
me. .
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. DON’T D0 11‘.“
A portly woman had. hr “have.
taken: a. seat in a. rumma-
acrved. tor smokers. With unconeeal-
edindlgnsiionshesdwthean-‘next
to he“: an at: nine.
“Sir." the said in high! hopes.
"animus always makes me ill. "
The man nelmly lit 'hli pipe and
mean WW. and at the aaana
time replied: ,3
"Doe. it. m’am? Well, take my
advice and give it up"—-Chioogo Her-
YMES N0! A CURE-Ami.
The preheat popular tendencyto ex-
tol Mines as a. cure-all may be
drawing to a. close. The U. 8. Public
[Health Service report. that efforts
during the year to discover the un-
Two, three and font-o
burner Superfex
Stoves, each
equip- ‘
ped with one Giant.
Sunerfex burner.
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Most all stove users
bum Soc-on, Kerosene
because of its uniform
quality modems-:3.
now being offered for the
whole New Perfection line.
This latest New W is equipped with
the new and vasdy improved Warhol-we
cooking device
THE largest makers of oil cook stoves in the‘v’orld have
now perfected a model than: is unsurpassed for every
kind of household cooking. '
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves have long been recogv
nized .as the leaders in their field. And this latest model,
first: “time, is the leader of the
den. Thisnew Superfexhumer,with itsdoubiae *-
«wall and double draft,givesthe ”cooking speed ‘
of gas, together withn'the acknowledged econ-p
may audaconvenieuoe of kerosene oil. ‘
To accommodate these Superfex burner; and
the Giant Superfex, picturedabove. a stove has
been designed that 111 beauty, strength, conven- it
ienoe, m autism end economy‘ irih a
dasaby belf.
NewPerfiction 931 Cook-Stoves are known '
mdfusedthe‘world over,'n_early 4,000,000 in
America alone. Their may conveniences
MWmWW Thai-em
cool be! com to keep fined, «no when
to modem to cleanup. , . :
ioua that are positive and uncertain- >
GIRLSI f-LEMOI‘IS“
t
Sdusese the fines of two -m
into a. bottle conttining three m
at Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply: for a. few can“.
shake well and you have t quarter
mm harmless “tritium he
bleach within needy
rant lotion into the face. neck, arms
and hands mh day,“ then shortly
note the bounty and whiteness, or
“move stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and Erin; Wt
soft. 'clear. rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn and tan
Adv.
challenges every known
economy and reliability,
bleach because it doesn't irritate.-
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alleys. Ior rural hygiene work on the co- viduals ard «Wm: .‘
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‘25! if;
White Sports Silks this Summer
White on the golf links. White on the club house porch.
White for garden parties and the dansants.
The Silt Section shines with immaculate white silks. The ndisplax mi L85 5.in
one a suggestion of a mountain range with snowy peaks, occasion-.3 5. .I'm
stripe reflecting the glimmer of an icy slope.
They arebeguiihlg in the extreme. Some of the novelties look like ‘Afich
fabrics. A very sensible view to take is that they are durable and \X'RSil‘il‘ic‘.
- Some of them— called by name,
Them “he! and Cheney families
' heing'well represented
Chew ' Crepea, cvtn squares. W’ Roshanaru.
Fit-MM white and heavy. GrinchiiiaSilka.
* W m plain and ’in Moon-gin in broken blocks and
‘ stripes. 7 ‘ stripes.
O“, ,..’ -- '-' Ii"ks.
Sills-Win squares and stripes. “if?!“ W1; *3th :19 ,
~ White oases rom mess mums.
WW Cm, afieCtivt heavy threaded weaves. rarely
”a“ distinctive.
.. . Third floor.
~ of Curtains
- Odd Pam. to he Clo-ad out.
.. V433“ and Merquisettcs with narrow
edges and insertions, medallions of diet or
» Venisc lace in the corners.
Mm with two or three rows of
insertion,th alternating with Cium
. W ._ ' thh' W ' - heme and lace
. w.“ I la ’ ,
'anerpricess6woo $6.50 and 37 oo
‘ To close out $5. 00
L Th5 1d floor.
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