. - r)i:i;‘.l.
. l r “in -h it rained or was muggy. and
\ lo blossom forth :1 fine day.
i-lcrc we have had a fine vac-am!
m... -
_. H. null gmw to the seashore. If we had
i . - n x ico-vrsu,-tho.
4‘30 ’0 “H
, >t'l.l'»' 1‘3: lays 9.000.009 eggs in a single
‘.'~~ s", ' _ r lo ge'i in lit‘r fine work.
"i W fl‘
. .lr- ihr- imidcsi is the suit brought
wars of married life.
..I I“. v...
v ..I or u moron?" If you arc a “moron"
. ilil -—
hmzimllysis. that held sway over the
Your "complexcs." your "in-
rwi of thc faddish bunk Was
'~. 'hx
' .ll lilt-
.‘i,.-_m
‘1»; ~.\'I~i-- niccly cvplnincd
\\'l:;l?v‘.‘vr your
Zlillln‘t'Uin.
ZiWa)'——(‘S- i
ancestors did was
“l
‘, .i<.
. l'm‘i h .ul
m H" r
. :I or n moron?” If you are & “moran”
_-~Hl n low grzuiv "moron."
“()0
:l .m-ilt wnh the mind of :L Child of tweivn.
quvstions that you are askcd and
g.» , .' '2‘ .~ lh"llln‘L‘l\'(‘S that you are either high
. ‘l'l"’ ."
.ui:y~u_~
u~r~on who is expected to give a dI-fl-
.:--. am :ivcrngc person what “shagrccn”
it i> thc tmincd skin of a shark. but
w“ :mny normal Children of twelve know
“achromatic." or "homun-
I" ‘ :.l~..l.~iry,"
ovl If>~ ~—
.Hw-(vrdln: to our way of thinklng. must
4:.r tiwinsclves. They lack a sense of
., l'ly iiilng worth will...
w )0 ——~—
”lump words off—handcdly. don't got
W .M \u-u'd stump thr- fellow ihat invented
mummy: usage. today. too.
w.’
. n.
WT (M’U‘——— -
q it must be». Think of all the people
2 \lllVlllg to help you not to be a mkon.
f. .- 2 ..'.ii}‘ they are gf‘tting for it. .
" m iU_«—..- .
' l‘.'lL' :l moron. If you don't get to talking
u.» .il'lil squirrels and romping over the.
ml .~h. thv piobabilitics are that you'll live
By 'i’lmrnton W. Burgess
what you make it.
. you will ne'er forsake It.
—Whitefoot the Wood M-ste.
.;l c; ‘., (w;
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"3' ’ .. led
‘ " ’ _ \Vi-(ul
..t!lc
, . '3‘", It
’. T a mu-
‘; ili‘st
p “ind.
i ii. nLLe-i
"sex-s45
fl.
- rg. much
9-. that
lmr his
'-‘-"‘ m"? l So back and forth from the ground
I?" l to the old. nest in the tree
White/bot hurried
w that
‘ z. roof
’ - 'rtricrj
_ ‘ ‘ "ortnble land began to hunt for the things Hrs.
." " . ' .- gntful . Whitefoot wanted. He was very par-
lticular about it. He still didn't think
" ‘ ‘ 2::ch a 1 much of her idea of making over that
' ' . +-,:tcdlold‘home of Mclody’s, but if -shs
Would do it he meant that she should
- Lave the very hat of materials to do
.‘Hv: «old It. with.
' a filling, So back and forth from the ground
, .to the old nest in the tree Whitefoot
.7“? it . hurried and presently there was
”PM“: 1 quits a pile of weed stalks and loft
' ""‘T‘W' lirrass and strips of bark in the old
5 7" 1°",nest. Mrs. Whitefoot joined White-
.- . 74““ 1"limit in hunting for Just thc' n‘lit
-? . " “'3? Og-Ithin‘s. but she spent mar. tune in
9’“: x ' 7 ti”- it‘zu-ranging' the material. Over that
"‘= . ‘ ‘ "4“?" do“; old nest she made a find. high roof.
‘ ' “ "7 “Vi“; Down through the lower side she cut
“limit In um. round doorway just big
mix]. “lflenough for them to puss through.
'7‘ ‘79 “”H‘rUniess you happened to be under-
, in: clear i neath, looking up, you never would
" "a" ‘0 make lliave gucsssd there was In entitles
”‘1' lat all. Inside was a snug, round
.. “ML" "3- 3 room and in this she made the rafts-t
' . can Ref-land most comgzrtablc or! neststP
w. to the I it began to lo more and more like
” “9“?” it- l a home Whitsfoot himself became as
7' 7‘“ T-nlShEd L excited and can: as Hrs. Whitsfsot
'_ . W’- I have 1 had been from the begin; . “I:
‘ "V ”-1! 20; to , certainly is going to he s line one.
‘ 7"“ "-- Noxylsaid Whiteroot. ' 7-
n‘mn so
. .-. . . “Didn't I tell you it would be. rs-
‘ 4 ‘pg of soft l torted In. Whitefoot.
‘~ Ii- rim.”- 50f ‘
[1A A can finéd (Comulit. 1913' by T. w. Sift“)
‘ ‘ “Up to talk."
‘ :‘d as he was:
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"HOWLAND’S *
__
Entrances in Iain M Ink-field Avenue. and Cannon Stress
7
Men! Her“. afre athletic
union suits at 95c. ,
illl(l
prk
s
to
These are the days when you
at mid moments—we have them.
.12. blur napkins to match 75c set.
l.l. ' 21-1"
VllflllllY IN mu
ALARMS lllll fillAllll
Colonel Brookhart H
Great Lead Over Other;
" Candidates
DES MOINES. 13., June 7 (Associat- Most
ed Press).—Noncommitta| acceptance
at Washington by Senators Cummins
after a.
l Pickett,
United states Senator aroused specula- .p o rte d
out ‘
toria nomination, surpassed the Pro-,1”:-
. l victory living Brookhart 41.1 'dence in m than for the me We pain
” t the total cost. and sent month in several years. Decreases tad gaff joints. sleep diturbim blad—
in the cm 0' der weakness and other symptoms of‘
par cent 0
custom E. Thoma
7« the ground ‘Enjoy Tbsir Now Home."
NJ
has 0i i-ni-l DENIED-
l,_ 'Tfmflvs
3 Dams: Ptmttfl '
, i no in.
“My 1" 7“") Though We.
‘ in... {my}: ,’ “A diSpatch to
the: ma... Bays the but.“ Po). this
it”... ~- ~
“sill" ' M
Home this horn“-
n ...t rumors that thu'
“PM “mud“ “ flu fact “in"
““7““ Gillian-ismb
Hence. a. usual. He toothed Cardinal; 7.
_ GRAND
offer such union suits as these at the low price of 950.
with distinctive features which make them attractive
to men.
‘boxcs and out on fuller lines than most. other garments
we know about.
varicty of materials. ’
llimily chock, closely woven 1
Finely tailorcd for qlumbiiity—Tapcring ribbed waist
band—Kcini'nrcc:l nccklinc—J’acing down the ccntcr
—-Tapcd :ll’lnhulcsm«(‘lOSt‘ly Stilclicd scoms~~(‘ut largi
Snmmcr on such
50 (if
bination suit of clicckcd nainsook for boys also one for
girls nmdc With bloomci' finish. These arc 75c
good \'::ft‘<‘ ' ‘ , .
Stamped pieces
Lunchcon sets stamped to cmbroidcr with the popular patches, 36 inch center
'lowcls for crochets edges and patclz'embroidery-390 and 50c.
i’incn dish towels stamped in appropriate patterns 50c.
l7f'fl'r'lli't‘iul3 full size 90 x 100 inches stamped on fine quality unbleached mus-
":I‘L‘T to embroider in poppy or morning glory designs $3.50.
candidate.
Brookhart.
33.962. and Stanley 12.641.
The fact that Cummins defeated
Brookhart for Senator two years ago
attacked Cummins‘ railroad legislation
record. will not tend to bring harmony
a 3 into the. Iowa. Senatorial
politicians pointed out.
amasu-ss '
0
Number
- A summary of the records at the
and Ramon 0‘ Iowa. of the news o'lstato department of health indicates
the Smith W. Brookhart landslide for that 1.652 s of measles re—
tion in “Old Guard" circle! here tO- which i! more
day. as (0 how Brookhart would fit 'since June, 1916.
into the Republican party machinery. l smallpox were repo
Returns Yrom 2.235 Iowa. precini’sulone being
2.348 for the Republican Sena- bonding month of any year since of the
W fever "38 109' in evi- when you can get relief from rebu-
old 1 a, backache, swollen. sore
“nflhercgml‘ret; Swere also noted 1 1 d d kid ?
face 0‘" 3" e” ' ' o i cough scar et ever an disordere new
ive. into second 9 rd Re hi who p ng . | _ .
OPENING. .A f _ +
By buying tlicsc in large quantities woiare able to
These are the high grade “Sexton” union suits
C lean. fresh. crisp garments just out of their
licnuiifnlly finislicd underwear in a splendid
\
lilaici'ials
Fancy stripe Acro weave
Fancy stripc madras, Jacquard cfi'cvi
Fancy AUTO valve (-1“ l-ks
Fancy main" x‘ I
Finc count pnjrmn L'!;;<'K
High (nullity crossbar inadras
The fczilurc.. -.:c—Accuratcly cut for comfort—
ronmy—No bugging or binding—Sims 34 to“46.
You Will find it profitable to stock up for thc
suits as these at. the small 95c
Wc arc fcaturiug at the same time a splendid com—
' Main floor right. ~
5 ’4
9‘
work now.
will likely want an extra. stamped piece to pick up
\.
inset.
stylish.
mony.
Third flumr cc nier.
THE HOWLAND DRY
The tally now gives:
129.426: Thorne. $0._696:
49.839; Francis. 39.024; Sweet.
Kssp Tight Hold on Temper.
The man who loses his temper is i
master of himself.
campaign in which the latter means loss of self-control.
delegaton.
Dreier in Forbes Magazine.
_____.——;-——-——-—-'————
the position ‘of admitting to all who
witness his exhibitions that he is not
A loss of temper
No man
can enjoy the luxury of losing his tem-
per regularly and enjoy long life.
Neither can such a man win the lov-
ing loyalty of his associates—Tom
Yes they are cool in appearance and
there is comfort in the wearing for they
are sheer and dainty, then there is the ,
added comfort that they will launder.
Just the prettiest silky looking ging-
hams, some with organdy girdle effect
and embroidered patch motif on organdy ,
Some. with organdy collars and l ’
cuffs and other with plain neat folds 0f ’
white organdy. The assortment is one
from which you may choose. the wanted
dress with assurance.
chular and extra sizes. W
They are priced at $19.50. ~ . ‘1'
A very effective model of pongce——- .
rich and good weight material—is made _ . .
with box pleats extending the entire ' -
lcngth both front and back with narrow
girdle of some matcrial~while the collar
and cuffs are of eyelet embroidery $15.
(linghams made in cdlfibination with
orgnndy
checks of the fabric or with White cross—
bar tucked organdy and further trimmed
with dozens of pretty pearl buttons $10.
There are lincncs. in pleasing shades made attractivo'
with plcaicd organdy in pointed design down the front
about the collar, cuffs and pbckcts of dress $10.
Black Swiss with tiny white dots made with an oven.
shirt cffcci. wide girdle of same goods and set in vest, fold’
collar and cuffs of plain black satin $10.
Plain pongcc box plcaicd modcl with a few pcarl but
ionsfio rclicvc the severity makes, a very desirable gara
mcnt for general use $10.
Lincnc dresses are of the. staunch sort.
well and are made in models that appeal—simple bu'a
Cotton dresses
for real comfort.
_.u :1
harmonizing in shade With the
s
ley wear
«‘
0110 in particularin white has cross-stitch or drawn
cifcci squares on OVCI’SkiI’t and at top of set in vest—wide
fold collar extending to plain fold girdle which is in bar-
(“1101' models in this wantcd fabric are the same price
only $35.50.
Si x‘cnd ‘imvr. twnicr.
Cool drink
for Warm days.
.Keep “Howco” grape juice on the ice—it is a pica3*
ing drink—is made from the best Concord grapes—is bot«
tied specially for us under ideal conditions.
“Howco” grape juice may be used in a number of
combination drinks that are pleasant and satisfying.
“Howco” grape juice is put up in pint sizes 35c a-
bottle or a case of 24 bottles $8.20. .
Basement front.
GOODS C0.
n
height ;
IN STATE IN MAY
of M W
Sic: June 1010.
HIS FRIEND RECOMIMENDED
THEM"
in Connecticut alarms Ma »;myself in bed.
than for any mon 11 were recommended to me by
Fifticfour cases of Chief of the Fire Department.
symptoms. "
Adv.
:63?) .133: ‘ Q33 . .x C ., I 1*
Amwnh Eye: W
"Six years ago." writes W. H. Shad-
well. Stanley. Vs... "I had kidney trou-
ble. and at times was unable to raise
Foley Kidney Pills
.the
A1-
rted 13‘“ month. ter using 3 bottles I was completely
in the corres— . d and have never had a. return
reported relieve y suffer
SALE: 3
First Duty of the Poet.
Poets do not write for poets alone,
fit for men.
are advocates for that admiration
which subsists upon ignorance, and
that pleasure which arises from hear—
ing what we do not understand, the
poet must descend from his supposed
and, in order to excite na'
tional sympathy. he must express him-
self as other men express themselves.
~Wordswortli.
A
Gallant Elevator Operator. ‘ ‘
ple were waiting for the elevator. TM
car was crowded when a lady stepping
in attempted to pull friend husband
Unless. therefore, we
one more, that is all,” and pushed
the gentleman bask. “So you want in
separate us,” said the lady. "Yes,"
was the answer; "I woulfraiber sep-
arate you this way than the other
way."-San Francisco Argonant.
In a downtown building several poo-v .
along. The alert operator called, “Just 7
1- old I- ‘ ‘
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