La Grande evening observer., October 16, 1922, Image 4

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
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1: odd ami ivri:itr.sTiN(. tl
lie has held the uuitt uf Mtiiintur
of JtiHtire.
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PAGE FOUR
K im)i;i'i:mii:.M' m:wm'ai'i:ii.
Published ilnlly unil wei kly at l.a
GrantVi, orri;oii, hy I,a Crniule Kven
lun (Jbacrt'ur I'iiIiIIhIiIiih" Coniimny.
BRUCE DENNIH. Editor.
Entered at tin- Pontiiriicu nt I.a
Oregon, as Second cliiga Mull
Artdrcsa all comniuiilcatlona to 'l it I
OHKKltl IWt. H16 Adauia Ave., u.
Grande. Onuon.
nits itii'i niN mini.
Ily Carrier.
f)alty, per month
Pally. oer three montlm ..;l.r.
I'aiiy, p.-r SIX I Ill auvatico m...l.;.t'
Dally. aliiKlB coiiv r,
I'A I'JOIl.
n illail.
Daily, per yhr, In inlviinea 1'i.thi
lKlly. atx months. In mlmiira $.'..'.11
rallv, llirte moitlha In atl vmicu....ll '-' "'
Oillv. p.r monil'
Wclily ol.iorv.-r-Slar, by mall,
per year, 111 ii.Uuiice II
tin anli, 111 otli.-i eiiiea--'Jn-Kon Mi.ti-1
Sl.111.l I'or'llniiii: Multnutuan NeWH j bushel of wllcUL
Sin nil. I'orlliilol
it tt t: ti ts t: it it 11 it it
('nil)H change.' t heir shells an
nually. ltumbno iroea bloom only twice
In 11 century.
There are 5.10.000 seeds ill a
mt:Miti-:it tn- ajnoi'i.ti-:i I'ickss.
Tin As,.".liilcil IT.-i-H la cxcluiitv.:
ailllllc.i t.. us.- t-.r pulill'Htli'n of iii
ncwa ili.i. iti he cri'il'.'l 11. It 0- lit.!
olheiivlrc . i. .lil.-d In lliis l'V-r. aim
;i1ho tin- Ir.ffi 1 n.--. i.tiLii.-li' il t'i.-r-iii
All ritiMi "f r. ...tl.il. ll"" -ocelli.
tllnpnl'1'i-a here alno are rcwerved.
llllil.
TIIOKilir Mill TODAV
MKUCY A.--SI It i:i 1 : He Hwl iv
irilli tils' si us si. all not prosper; lull
whimii eoiUcseih ami forsaliol Ii
Ihi-iii shall Imvc mercy. l'l-ovi-rlj:
iH:fi.
The Home Curfew
The director of the (lepiiitiiii'iit ol' public health of Illinois ad
vocates a domestic curlew for evciy .sclioolehild in tlie ttniiitry.
municipal regulations may keep cliilthen oil' the streets at nijilil;
school physicians and nurses may keep watchful oyi'.s mi sclnml
health conditions; hut the time a child tfoes to ,.( at i i -l t is the
care of the home authorities.
With the opening of school, says this health worker, it is par
ticularly important that children should have their lull ijuota of
regular sleep. Children of four years need Vi hours sleep, live
to seven years need 11 to 12 hours, eiji'ht to II years need 10 to
11 hours, and 12 to 11 yews needDiiine to 1 hours. A liulietin
issued in Illinois deserves reading in every other stale as well.
"Children grow mainly while sleeping or resting. Do you
want your child to g-row up stunted?
"Tired children learn nlowiy, make little progress in school
nnd often drift to the bottom of the class. Do you want your
child to grow up stupid?
"Sufficient sleep improves a child's conduct in school and home
life. Insufficient sleep drags it backward and downward. Which
do you want for your child?"
The household curfew is a very good itlea. If regular, early re
tiring for the younger members of the family has never been in
stituted before, the present school term marks a iiio"', suitable
time to begin.
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Poor Packing
DainttHi-iis, in Syria, is the oldest
of nil existing cities.
Tlie htiinun voire is produced by
l'orty-foiir different muscles.
An iirilinnry moiiso averages a
rim of leu unit a hitlt iniliyi a tiny.
A mjuare mile will accomodate
7.!or.ooii people, stutidini; close to-
t-'.-llier.
One hit; steamship company runs
Hs own laundry, which bundles ti,
Goil.onO articles a year.
The liitniiili body generates
onoiifcli lieat during the day to melt
44 - pounds of ice und raise tlie
Injuid to boiling point.
'rim first of llritish writers to
itiake a larne fortune was Sir W'al-t'-r
Scott, who earned about J.'
i.jiju.ihiu by his pen.
'i'lie oldest lnmt In the world is
beinn due, out of a Ijok on the
SleHVig const; It Is believed to dale
back to the bi-Kinniii" of the sec
ond century.
Kariy next year will be cele
brated Ibo centenary of the first
pei-liii-maiH o in public, at I'ovent
tiardi-n Opera House, of that won
derful sunt;, "Jluint! Sweet Home."
In J S ill the record time for cross
nx the Atlantic was fourteen days
til 1 1 eie;hl hours. This year tile
steamship .Maurelauiu holds the
record, her time being lour days
llit hours.
Sleeping in church used to be
such a 'ciimitiou habit that men had
lo be enipliiyed to walk shout dur
ing tile services to wake up the
worshipers who had .alien asleep.
In tin- seventeenth and eighteenth
enluries money was oflell left tor
this purpose.
Cocaine first obtained rccotoittioll
a medicinal dniK aboul thirty-
five years uko, and the columer-
supply was derived from leaves
ot the wnld coca plant ot Tern.
.Now the shrub Is cultivated exteu-
ivoly in Java, which will export
lllis year ahiiiil 4,.fi0l.l,lJUU pounds
of the leaves. w-
A .lamliiiK has been made Willi
in nernplaue on the brink of the
rater ot a volcano in eruption. The
hero of I he exploit is Cliunieloup.
I he famous French pilot, who, with
llu-ee trtends. went to Java 111 search
of the most ilarine teat be could
achieve in a small ueroplauu. He
allectetl a luiiiliuK on Uroino, one
of l be series of active volcanoes
ill I he Tender chain ol' mountains
and more than S.llllu feet liiith.
it :: ii ii it ti :: ;: :: i:
TODAY'S ANMI I ItSMill S i;
i: ii .1 ii it si :: it :;
1 7 1; 2 I'.-nil Hamilton, uovcrnor
of .South Carolina and secretary ol
tlie navy under President .Madison.
The .shortcomings of American exporters with regard to the
packing of goods shipped abroad and the adaptation of the goods
to the country they are sent' to are an old story. Seldom, though,
has such carelessness been arraigned with the picturcstue effec
tiveness displayed in a letter received by an American toy manu
facturer from an importer at l.ucknow, India. '
"The elephants is gonii off instantier," says the India mer
chant, "and ditto the tigers. The leopards is too much deficient
in spots for our climate, so pray be cnieful and we will watch
over you. The sample wax dolls is all running away owing' toi1"" " J'"'1' 111 neautort, s. c, June
; , , . . .. , ,- , , "it;
etpiaioriai neat, oi liiiiiau stunnicr. io pray stay your nanus.
Kight cHiua dolls is to hand with six broken noses per doll and
nine cats is come with only seven tails. For which our valuer
will make some necessary deductions on fundamental basis of one
nose per bitlep and one tail per animal. Admonishments of your
honors packing department is our good advice lo you that the
same may not come to pass again."
After that, tlie exporter certainly ought to be good for a while.
Other shipjiers would do well, likewise, to take the admonishment
to heart.
Awkward Dancing
It has been asserted at the New York convention of dancing
masters that feminine awkwardness, rather than conscious or in
tentional indecency, is responsible lor most of the vulgar dancing
of recent years. "The average girl," says -one expert, "simply
tloesn' know how to dance," and the eheek-lo-clieek business, the
hugging matches and other indelicacies are indulged in to cover
up deficiencies. Tlie poor dancer simply does the best she can.
There iuay lit; something in (his explanation, even though it
cannot account for (he breaking down of old-fashioned modesty
in the dunce. If it is line, it points the way to effective reform,
in either dancing styles or clothing styles.
Tell a girl that her clothing ur con. hat i., "immodest" and if she
is intcrc rested at all. she is iucliind to be resent fill and defiant.
I'.Ut explain that it is awkwaid or ugly, and that she is making a
disagreeable, spectacle of herself v. hen she might be making a
pretty and graceful picture, and she may sit up and take not ire -also
lessons. H is I ni.-im-.-.s. a.- well as good ethics for the
dancing teat hers.
Ur. John Hunter. Ihe fa
mous Mii'K who refused lo "stull
lireek and l.alln," died In I. nil. I. ill
Horn near lllasfow, Kebruary J4.
1728.
1 s lo- Keyiunint ol" the three-day
balllle of l.eipsic. in which Napol
etui was badly detealed by Ihe Alls
Irian, Russian and Prussian allies
ls:l5 llaj. Cen. William !(
Shatter, w ho commanded the Amer
ican army that invaded Culm in
ll'.'H. horn at Ouleslnirg, Midi.
Hied at llaUersfield, Calif.. .Nov. 2,
lllllti.
ly l!i Interstate convention al St.
I.ouis unanimously indorsed the pro
ject fur a national Pacific railway
aeniss Hie continent.
l7a--Thu marriage nt the. Km
peiiir of China look place in I'ek
iutj. ,
1S73 -- Ilrltlsh-Kcyptlan expedi
linn inln Abyssinia surprised and de
feated with much slaiiKlner.
lliuo One million coal miners in
Ureal llritaiu nonl on strike tor a
liljilii-r wai;o.
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TODAY'S llllt I IIIIAYS
II I! I! it I! II
II
oxi: vi:ah a;o today
it
it ii n tt it it u ii ii it
Italtroads ordered hy I'. 8. Hijil
road Labor Hoard lo reduce rutas
before cuttiut; wanes.
AS THE WORLD LOOKS AT 11
Much Truth, if Poor Morality, In Old
Gentleman Explanation pi
Ethics of Today,
Secretary Hoover salt! at B lun h
eon In New York :
""Let lite (ell ynu n pMrr aliuiit nM
ju'IiomI .iitomlH (lie Mnl of mortilx
we've outgrown,
"Top. mtlft a llitlp boy, 'If I steal
a nl'kel out of your locket, thitL'ft
steullng, iKii't It?'
"'You net It aultl Hie Hltte hny'g
fiit tier, 'und you'd so to jnll for It.1
too. ,
"'.Suppose 1 bet a nl-1;el on s niitne i
of euchre tun) won. tlml's Kttmblln. !
ain't It, )ur
" 'Sure Is, Son, and you know where
En millers wind up-Tgallows or poor- )
houne, every time.'
" 'Hut, jop, suppose I cornered nil
the quinine In the world, or alt the!
chloroform, or all the wheat Home- I
thing the world can't get along with- I
out, you know und KuppoKe I ran
tlie prlee up a thousand per i-ent, or
a million per cent, what would thut
he, pop?'
"J'he father's eye beamed, nnd pat
tint; his hoy on the back, lie said with
a proud In Ufa :
" 'That would he business genius,
8heer businesH gi'iiius. You'll hnve
mankind at your feet If you ever ac
complish that.' "
ANTELOPE BEING WIPED OUT
Despite Possession of Remarkable
6ignallng System the Animals
Are Rapidly Disappearing.
The American pronation, antelope l
approaching extinction. Formerly
roaming from the Saskatchewan to
Mexico, and east to the Missouri river,
It Is now con lined to a few hundred
wild mil mull, and a few more In en
closures. UovitiK creatures," easily the swift
est runners on the continent, living
mainly in the open, they have be
come easy prey for long-ranye rifles
when fleet-footed enemies were eas
ily outdistanced.
Kven their remarkable signaling
system lias not saved them. Krnest
Setoii-Thompsoii has explained how,
on approach of gome strange object,
the antelope through a set of muscles
raises with a Jerk the hairs on the
while rump patches on either side.
This flash shines afar tike a patch
of kiiow, and the message is read by
all who have noses to read, for with
the flash of hair Is liberated an odor
of musk from a gland located in a
put eh of brown hair in tlie white
bloom.
The flah Is given and away .they
go. If the flash is not seen their
keen sense of smell carries the mes
sugo even over long distances.
Slar Meat
Orririals df the Sniith;-uuian insulation who have Uvn making
tuWrvalinns at iiw 'auu-ie Mjm-i atn y m Mt. Wilson. C:iltt,
i:ivt siktcoUmI in nu'aMinnj Mh Ih-.U ti' tlmv v;u-ni slats. AMo
baran. Cnpella ami I irlrlovn.-p. v. lu n.klin-; pcinls of iKla to
Iho i.nlinai-y Is(mt(.t. tlu-y aiv ,ally inoat suns whoso (oiiipora-
lure l J 1 1 .scnnilisis tcpoit lo lv
til' ton limes tin rslimaU'i lio.it
A 1 ii.- l planer this Ui U-A
to mt'n alisui lii'd in ;.cionlino io:
ot widoi- intpoi lamv than thai.
Kveiy new faft which is ivi-;:l. t!
practical invention. Plan's l"ii;t Ki.t-v.,,
loss exact than tin's inlormatioti n :,
is his servant. Jn the day may coni,' wi;i
the temperature' t-f these celestial l-mln
the subjugation ol" celestial heat to man
about coal mul m! ami woorl ami oth, i
with forever.
I. onl Cuvmi. who directed thr
i oii i-:it i ;tt i oil of llritish t roups to
opp.isr the 'i'urkisli. .VitionaJiMs al
i ho I t;irda tit 'I lea, hot u .r7 years aiio
toiiny.
I'rc.ltticl; II , (mictl, Spt'ukcr of
Ihe V. t. house of represfiitat ives,
born af West field, Mass., 71 years
a 1:0 today,
Kdwaid W. It. ally, chancellor of
.MctJiU t nlvcrsity, horn at Thoiold.
J hit., I ,' yi'urs ami today.
l-roi, James I'layfair ' McMurrich 1
ha th"! I" ni v t-rsi 1 y of Tnrnuto. prcsi-I
licnt ot the American AsMieiation ii.r:
ihe Atlvaio cineiit of Science, born1
t'.'vtiU-tf nK today. t
Ku tie (i Neil I. who lias com" .
forcibly 10 the trout ;is a 11 Ainer ,
ican dramatist, born in New,. York
1'ity. ;t 1 years ago today. J
Kt. l;e . James D. Motrisau. Kpjs-j
copal bishop tit hnluth. loru at!
aibloif.ton, .N. Y., 7S years as v
lodny. !
What Becomes of Rainfall.
One Ion of water to three pounds
of flour Is nature's recipe for making
wheat bread, according to ligures on
rainfall published by tiie bureau of
soih in (he Department of Agricul
ture. Hy controlling tlie water supply In
irrigation, accurate measurement is
possible, ait'l this estimate is of the
minimum requirement. Many crops
need Ave limes as much water.
What becomes of all the water?
Of a ton of water failing on a dozen
square, feet of soil during the year,
about one-third sinks through nnd Is
drained oft' underground. ( Hity a
little runs off the surface If the Meld
Is well plowed. A little evaporates
Immediately and the rest is held In
Ihe soil. As the surface dries, the
moisture In (tie soil soaks up hy cap
illary attraction and evaporates off
the surface. Hut by far the greater
amount Is drunk hy tlie roots of tlie
plains, drawn up into the leaves and
hreathed hack In ast quantities Into
the atmosphere.
One Little Grain of Wheat,
One grain of v beat will produce
W) hexlllien grains in the tenth ynr,
mi agricultural professor told a group
of visiting fanners at the Tenie Ivnnla
State college, lie wasn't quite sure
that "lieillien" was the correct word,
but here Is the way he wrote It: 100,.
IhHt.tHM.tKHt.tNMUMKt.tHtO.tHIO. There would
lie wheat grains enough, he said, to
string four billion chains of it frony
the earth to the sun. Indeed, the
crop of wheat, ion j before the tenth
generation, would he so large that the r
earth would not he big enough to
pro ide space to replace the entire
crop. Itucks County Pally News.
The Cantilever
Idea
The enjoyable comfort and tlie
added vigor which women se
curu from Cantilever Shoes come
from cert-iin improvement in
construction of proved value.
Ordinary hIioch t uro all made
with strips of steel concealed in
the arches. (See if your shoe
wjll Hex at tlie shank.) The
fnulilevei- Shot; in designed with
an ali-lealher arch that in flex
ible like your own arch.
This eases every tep. gives
polne, makes alunding and walk
ing natural, graceful und far
Iusm fatitfolng. The lower Canti
lever heel ami the rounded toe
were additional Cantilever roni-tort-detafls
these are now in
fashion.
Conilort l addon.
Women no matter In what
w dk of life who wear ( 'anti
lever Shoe. Htup out alertly in
fool wear that kiiU.h ami fit their
feet; that prevents atAl correct,
fool troubles to which physici
ans UMiihe m many other nil
men ts. When you lace Canti
levers, their flexible arches draw
up to give each one of your
arches the precise degree of sup
port it needs.
The Cantilever idea -Is C0111
rorl of the highest degree at ev
ery point. Slip your feet Into a
pair ami learn what foot com
fort can In what It. means to
you.
Wldtlis A A A A to K.
1ST OF SHEEP
LEFT THE REE
STAKKKY. on. 1 tl. There has
been fine Indian .summer we.uher
here, with cold frosty mornings, iee
fiozen trouKhs ami UirouKh the day
bright warm sunshine.
Cattlemen uro riding the rnnye lor
their entile prepaiiiiK- to hike them to
lower country and winter quarters
It. I.. Sullivan has a sptuintd wrist.
A ca use Hie was riding reared and
went over buckwaids with him last
Tuesday.
John Wells put chased J-'r.-d lloill
ke's lions this week.
lien Vomitf. of Hilirard, was in the
Stm-key country louklnR for wheat to
buy for hou feed rf
Quito a few hinders are koimk and
Alvln ThornbuiK is employed on the
I .en I UK ha in ranch working summer
fallow ground
Mrs. John ' Wells, Staikty school
teacher, has been tzotu this week at
tending institute.
Mrs. U. I.. Sullivan nnd children
and her mother, Mrs. McKay, spent
I lie day Wednesday with Mrs. J. S.
Ho.se.
About all the sheep hevp left the
I'ange. Two bands of Pedro's, two
1 lands of Cuna h's and one ha ml of
Smythe Hios.', are still here.
Mr. Clisliy. forest ranker, stationed
lit I
. r7
i.'i (i o ut- I
yff t'.w fi.p.
If The Price Is All You Seek
In Clothing
DON'T COMPLAIN IF THE PRICE
IS ALL YOU GET.
T,. ,iiiv r Kin'.'" li mi t h i.m.llf. Mini ilio win II niMvhiuit as
wull. 1" 1'iiv' l licul.lv. imuiIo il.il lies. Hi UK' li'lHIilulluu fulls Willi
(lulll'.lr IVin i' tu lli- I'lullihiK Mi;llllllii llll '"' Hi llliiko l lullics hc:Mily.
Chi'iiply iimili- ili.lhilil.- Is 11"' fiisicsl kin. I lo sell. W the 1110-
llll-lll. lUll '( :illll..l I.elH V.- 11 Is liUUll l.llSilU-.SS f.Jl' US lo Kfll SUl'll
'imhlnir. Imiiiiik.- t knew il Is .ii"l ( IhikIiioms lor our
euslonu'i's to loiy 11.
Tim iiui.lily of IIAI'.'I', Sl'll.l'l'Ni:il K 1IAHX Cl.dTIIKH linn
ni'ver wawrc'l.. Down in tliflr inli'i luosl purls, lliat hi ennnot nee,
ihoy arc skilmlly lian.l l iilorcl in a way llial liivus llicin llic grace,
atlc an-l heauty tlial lasts.
HAIIT Si 'I l. I'l'XKl: - MA1IX I'l.nTIIKS rust more. o course,
but Ihcy aru woilh more than Ihcy cost.
II' (iu do not know them, let us hit roiluce you at your flrat
opportunity.
"The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes."
Uil Hear Wallow, and Mr. I.ucas. tire
Kuard, stationed at .Meadow Uair-n r
Slut ion, were down tu S turkey store
Thursda .
.Jack Spenee, I.a (Iiaude shoe shop
man, passed tlironqh Starkey Thurs
day and stojipcd out uiKht with the
.1. S. Uose fainilj'. lie trotilit three
head of boiM-s ihioimh from I'klah.
Mr. Kennon of I.a (iande and !
friend were hunting in the l.tiiilui
.liui country, wlicn: Mr. Kennon has
a mining claim in partnership with
Ira Wilson.
I...H toehani Ulai li -v'h l:;l'j.sl wheal
(fiiower, lifts tmrchased the llalph Sol
llivan cattle, with the exception of the
t.rf stiKl;. which Sulli;;u will put on
tile market in a few weeks,
coming, all with lliu same hard luck
story to tell.
Win. Jones, Sin;, th l'.ros.' tcainstvi
and eamp-lcndci, went to Millard
Thursday.
Mrs. J. S. Pose sent '.1 fine chick
ens, frying sie, to the C.iande Ko!ide
Meal romp:iii IT.nisd.iy. All w ibed
two pounds and s onie two and onc-i.alf.
Statesmen Gunrd Secrets.
Many of the rulers and states-men
of Europe use black hlottintr paper !n
order to punrd n gainst the possibility
of prying eyes deciphering tlieir cor
ripondence by examinlnff tlie reilec
tion 'f the imprint of their writing
In n mirror.
Safety First.
Johnny, only three years rdrl, watt be
ing entertained with some music on
the phonograph. Me was told by his
aunty that he would coon hear a beaT
' growl. .lohnny looked very much
frightened, nnd then whispered: "0h4
I Aunty, don't open dose floors on da
1 Wicktowla or hear might turn out,"
I Chicago Herald nnd Kxnmlner.
Cool and
Clean
That's the way you will feel all
day, if ou pet into the habit of
shaving cm-i.v morning,
'f he many modern accessories
make the task easy.
liaurs. Safely Ha.ors, Strops,
lioiies. I Hade, Soaps,
Creams. Powders,
Pru-hes, Mugs,
an I
v sun.
-viii ni huj. inti.vsl ..v
sake.
iv mi invs
i;iu a is
ay ii.i's
l ninv
l Louis Ha i thou, the new- pivsl-,
i"':t of t lie Uep.tl at HH1S Co III III IS-
has ,! long and notable roc
'i ! ot public ! v i, mi I- la :. r. ;e-
'U hi-- eaieei as a JtH. I lia I :t .
Ilieted p.trtiatueni 111 h!i as
!l!-'.n I", u't ii'i'dlt !'!' puty for ('Nunii and li.is never
liaioal lo be le-cbcled. He has
ii" en Mini.-ti i ot Put. lie U oi Us. ot
W "1 I A ' hi I liter tor. of t-MiicUton, of Cme
i i'ai'j-licitvi,'
Statue to Red Cross Man.
Capt. J. A. 1'e.pow, ihe Auierienu
lied Cross comtnissloner to Budapest,
is said to be the tme-t pepuhir man i:i
the llunuarhni cupltal. Out of pint!
tiiile for his relief work uniting the
st lining war vlctine?, the Hungarian
government has envied a monument
to him In the city park, which wmi re
cently unveiled on the se ent v tifth
birthday of Count Appoul. tli ' 'grand
old man" of lPini;.ir. The Argonaut. I
Confid'
onriaence
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He also has confidence in his banker. '
This bank has enjoyed the confidence of its
thousands of clients through thirty-five years of
successful business and public service.
We invite your confidence and offer you our
best service in our business relations.
La Grande National Bank
Sound Reliable Progressive
OK'.
If you arc not ulrcnily a aelr
sh.n.T, mhi II lie ileliKhleil after
makin:; the start, l'ricen aru
rc.isunalilc.
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Mi'ilicii! hint In T. 1 pal.'iils - Cot j.un
niviit i'T T. U.
Vi",:. il'.- lii'inn tli.it femiliinc 1'ashinp.s .
thn Pnri.s 1"I it.' (.. l;i Tii. f pi nmuu ii
it, all liyht.
ol Justice, anil orcMil.-MI
'"iimil 111 l!'l,l. Il was
'Mni lo linn lil.it tile lauious tlitec;
mis tiiilil.ny sci'Mce lull ua pass
l. Wall th" oiitliieaK ol the Kit
""" '!' il' i.it. il liilllselt mi-
!,"ie? I" Ml',' C.HIt' Ot lI.ltHlll.il
l' iiul h tr.-. iiiinsaml pel-
' I'.''.e.oe I'ieMrll limit, il ,1
v m I'lait. ' . la J 1 It ws
ii no I .1 u' :iic! ot the War loiu-
Sentiment and Appetite.
"1 uiulef.tHii'1 lloit one of oiir eol
leacnes votet for nrohlhlt ion. in siltp
of the fnct Hint tie j,ei oimlly cotl
suntes onlvial ttuiit."
"Yes." replied Senator Sorw'tium,
"tils heart whs In ite ristit place, but
h3 sti'inach wasti't,"
' ill. I
,1 l..
tin
French
alutiet
Relief to Fnend Huiband.
"Has tlie noniai In politics i!c;irorrd
tha ri'll'lltloii. of life?'
"t'nlcuoTeiir." repli- M;-s rr- .
eni.. "NVirn r-v a-'Cip C"e-f n';n
tien nnvT? t'':.')ve 1''iarl pf
n akinj hii-".'l! trr m n ( g ant
4M
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'KINT.N(,
ENLAKtd.NG
Ii inir Them In or 3Iail Then
Red Cross Drug Store
I A shade that
resists strain
Kh.nli's made f lircnlin, easily
resist such strain as this1.
I Ordinary shades of coarse
muslin arc rilled with chalk
i and clay.
Brenlin
r tin1 long-nwintii; wanton
. .sui,.' imilrtiul
cowtifte w Slfiriit. Wears three
t:m:t u m, lWiout a crack
c pinhole. ;
Come in and see the .tuny
K'julitul coiors of itrcnlin
ivjndou- shades.
W.H. bohnenkanxp,
Company .
' i iiini nt iu Hi" in
tn uity ao not uni!ei!'..i:i.i. e