VAUK TWO
THURSDAY, Al'nili 8, 1020
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Arrowroct Biscuit
Assorted Cales
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Cheese Sardwich
Cocoanut Wafer
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Ciacer W afers
Ircd Honey Jumble
Laos Branch baltineFlakes
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Boxmakers Attention!
SPECIAL MEETING ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 8TH
in the
LIBRARY HALL, THIRD AND MAIN STS.
This is the meeting you have been asked to watch f o.
WARSAW. Mar. 1G. (By Mull).
Major Joseph C. Stehlln, n 23-yonr-olil
aviator of Brooklyn. N. Y., who
already has fought In threo armies,
hns K'lio to ltlKA to enlist under the
Lettish flag In the war against the.
Russian Rolslu'vlkl. If IiIr services
are accepted ho will havo served un
der four flags In four yours. The
colors of rFanee, America, Poland
land Lotvln. In turn, havo won his
'atleglnnco.
Since Inst fall Major Stohlln hna
bevn flghtlns In the aviation branch
of the Polish army and In thatsorvleo
took part In tho Polish drive which
throw tho Holshovlkl out of Uvlnsk.
Stehlln. who .was fortnorly n life
guard at Shvepshend Uny, nrcoklyn.
went to rFnnco In January. 1017, and
Joined tho French flying corps where
ho on two citations and wa3 pro
moted to bo sergeant for aiding fel-1 J
low aviators attacked by German J
planes. ,
When tiro American army came J
over to Franco Stehlln transferred
his allegiance to tho American flag
paMlvoil n rnmmlasinn n flrnt liel
tenant of aviators and took part In
actions In tho Champagne, Verdun
and Sqlssons sectors
mistlco he returned to tho United
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goods or money refunded
BABY FOODS
Our stock is always fresh
4- Melltn's Food
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"MY! THIS IS
JUST WHAT
THIS TOWN
NEEDS."
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This is the sentiment
which has been express
ed by 90 per cent of the
people who have visited
-this PHARMACY.
ALWAYS OPEN
WARREN HUNT
Hospital Pharmacy
. . Phone 497
HERO NAMED .ESCORT
TO SOLDIER DEAD.
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After tho ar-ij
; States and Is said to have Joined tho
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aviation sociion oi uio iww iurn
police as a captain.
I T not Cantumiai lm tnlnnfl llm Pnl.
, Ish forces recruited In New York,1?
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t was cuiiiiiussiuiieu us uuiiuiiii, vuuiu
I to Poland and was assigned to duty '
ion the northeastern front. Ho spent
four months with a Polish flying,
squadron, tho only American with
tho Poles on that particular front,
and participated In all the aviation
work proceeding and during the Pol
ish attack on the Holshovlkl In tho,.
region ofgDvlnsk.
StehJIn has flown over parts of ij
France, Uelglum, Spain, Russia, Po
land, Lithuania and tBe United
States and hs hopes soon of seeing it
Letvia and Riga from the air in hlsH
service with the Letts. jj
Major Stehlln says he has no Idea.j
what vocation he will take np if the!
war should end over here but he I j
feels certain that be can never go -i
back to the prosaic duties of a lJfofj
guard at the beach. That game is1
not exciting enough for a man notj
yet 24 who has fought under four 1
flags.
Mills HOe mill SI. on
Family "dro , ftt.73
Kskay's Food (W.- anil Sl.lld
Family "hIto i:-vi
Nestle's Food ... . -lOf nml 7.1c
Family sire Sil.M.T
Donno's Focd ft(c unit !o
Family sire ?:.7.
Imperial Grnmim.. .. HTic and Rl.2.1
Horden's Knglo Ilrand
condensed milk .. 5Wo
Thtvo cans .!l.tiO
Merck's Sugar Mill:. Hi .. .$1.00
llonlon Malted
Mlllt "Or mill 81.00
Family sire
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. BABY NEEDS
J. & J. Baby Talcum IMc
Ilexall Baby Talcum -1c
Kantlcnk Baby Pants O.V
Nipples, each 3c
Ilygcn Nipples 20o
Hygea Bottles 20r
Stork Nipples Iftc
Stork Bottles ISW
Bottle Brushes 10c and 20c
NurBlng Bottles, 3 for 2.1c
Pure Castile Soap, cake 2.1c
Boric Acid, 6 oz 23c
Infant Syringe, 3 oz OOc
SPECIALS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
ONLY
STATIONERY
Vul'p or rslnro Line". 21 vn
i lopes and 21 hIumIs of wlnte
fnlivlr rtnlMioil writing paper Tho
envi-liipm are 1'iU'd (Uh pink and
I'luo nnveltv tismio. Voiy ntlrn'
live Regular CUc Milne. Friday
and Saturday
ASc
TALCUM
B'-nee Trlciim perfumed 'vlth
either Roses tir VlnlMH. Mndo
from highest iuallty Hiillnn Talc
mid' Boric ucld
17c
HOT WATER BOTTLE
$2 00 Symbol Hot Water Bottle
moulded In one pleco. Made of
best para rubber. (Juaranteed cue
year. Friday and Saturday
$1.G3
Former Sergeant William Sand
lln of Hydea, Ky.. ranka next to
Serjeant York aa the greatest
hero of the war. being credited
with killing 24, Germans, wound
ing and capturing maoy more, and
wearing decorations of the Unit
ed States. Belgium and Prance. As
a further mark, be has been ap
pointed., by Secretary Baker as
special escort for the return of the
soldier dead from OTerseas, now
under way.
A Classified Ad will sell it.
Mason wasps are magnificent engi
neers, being especially expert in
building tunnels.
Hay a smootkpath
fervour feet-
Sensible shoes for sensible men
shoes that fit well, wear well,
look well these are Buckhect
Shoes. "Extra service every
step, comfort every minute
is more than a slogan it's a
fact stitched into every
Buckhecht Shoe.
BUCKHECHT
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Buckhecht Shoes for.you for active men in all
. walks of life are sold in a variety of styles and
J leathers from $8 to $12 by principal shoe dealers in
( die West t
BRADLEY-EVANS SHOE CO.
BUCKINGHAM & HECHT (7-33)
MANUFACTURERS Since the early fifties SAN FRANCISCO
TOILET PAPER
1,000 sheets In each roll. One roll
contains n mouth's supply for the
ordinary family. Regular 20c.
Friday and Saturday.
16c
OPEKO COFFEE, lb ..45c
OPEKO TEA, io lb ...50c
SH VE YOURSELF
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nf -l iWuu miiiii, hiifily 1'imii-,
stingi, iiiliKii. In fni'l eci).
Hill'): for the ntmi litli) Nhne
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Styptic rmielM .V
Safteo S nivliig Stick nml
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Williams' Shaving Stick.
Powder and Cream !Mf
C 'gate's ShavliiK Stick,
Powder and Cream . :i.V
ColKUle'M Crip Itefllts . U.V
HkmiII Shaving Stick.
Powder and Cream :i.1e
Krank's Lather Kroniii :t.lc
.Meiiliou'H Shaving Cream 50r
('olgate's and William'
Shaving Soup, 2 cakes , .. 23e
Palmollvo Shaving Crenm . . :t3e
Lewis' Khuvi'xeo I Or
Lllne Vegetal, aftur iihitving
lotion . 5I.U.1
Kxtract Witch Hnxnl, pint ftOr
AutOKtrop Razor 93.00
AutiMtrop Blades, C for . .30c
(lllettu Minor 3.'oo
(llllette IIIikIi'h. C for . 30r
(Jum Safety Razor .. Sl.00
Oem Blndns. 7 for . . .. 30r
Kvnr-ltready Razor SI. 00
Kvur-lteady Blades, C for . 40r
Kiidern Razor 91.00'
ICnders Blades, f for :13c
Durham Duplex Razor . ...SI.30
Durham Duplex Blades, 6 for 30c
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DEWKKSK & I'OPK, Proprietor
Stationery and
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HUNGARY QUI !
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BUDAPEST, Apr. S. The allies
have made not one but three Alsace
Lorraines 6f Hungary, declares Arch
duke Joseph of Hapsburg, the man
who wanted to be king of Hungary
but whose aspirations were thwarted
by the supreme council at Paris.
"We have not deserved Buch treat
ment," he said to the Associated
Press correspondent whom he re
ceived In his palace here. "We did
not want the war," he continued;
"we protested against taking part
in it.
"The Germans felt the war was
bound to come, and Inasmuch as they
were ready while tho other nations
were not, they felt it was best it camo
when an opportunity was presented
by the murder of the Austrian crown
prince, particularly as It was believed
Russia was thus inviting war,"
The archduke professes to be un
able to understand why the allies
object to him. "Of courso I am a
Hapsburg," ho said, "but why should
there be so much enmity against the
Hapsburgs on thopart of the allies?
Is It left-over propaganda?"
His adherents argue that tho peo
ple of Hungary want a king and that
archduke Joseph is the best liked
man in the country.
The correspondent found him
working at his memoirs on his desk
In the library off his palaco which is
resplendent In marble, tapestries and
rare bronzes. He Is a short man of
medium weight, slow in movement,
deliberate of speech, with a typical
pose and pale blue eyes of tho Haps
burgs. He still woro a military uni
form and about his neck hung the
grand cross of the Leopold order.
Commenting on the Hungarian peace
treaty, he said;
"The future of Hungary now, with
our restricted frontiers, appears'
mainly agricultural, although I am
sure sooner, or later our lost pro
vinces will be returned to us, For
tunately for me, I am a farmer."
Tho archduke formerly possessed
three estates. One of these of
50,000 acres Is in Transylvania which
is occupied by the Rumanians. An
other largo farm Is in the formerly
Hungarian territory given to tho
Czechs. "I wonder If I shall ever get
these farms back," he said. "I
bought them with "my own money
I many years ago. Money which I
learned myself. They wore not crown
properties passed to mo by Inherit
ance. The archduke still retains a
farm of 10,000 acres at Alcsuth
which be now manages, often work
Ing in the fields.
WILL INVESTIGATE
! BRITISH PAPERS
LONDON, Mar. 23, (By Mall).
One member of the houso of commons
wants an Investigation of the news
paper business In England. Captain
William T. Shaw asked Premier
Lloyd George in tho houso tho othor
Iduy, whether ho would consider ap
I pojntlng n commltteo to Inquire. Into
tho profits and business methods' of
the "great nowspanor trusts in Groat
Britain." Ho wanted tho committee
especially to ascertain whethor tho
prices for newspapers and advertise
ments wero reasonable.
Lloyd George replied that "tho
whole subject of trusts and their
effects on prices Is under careful
consideration."
SITKA SEAL AUK
MIGRATING NORTH
JUNEAU, .Alaska, Mar. 23, (By
Mall). Residents of Sltku say that
tb,o herds of seal migrating north
ward toward Bering sea this spring
aro greater than they have seen In
years and that tho mglratlon Is three
wooks ahead of ii usual time.
Countless thousands of the seal have
begn passing Sitka. Government of
ficials say the great slzu of tho ml
Ktatory herd Is evidence that the
governments protectlvu mcasurus.
havo been effective.
A bluojiickot In tho British navy
not permitted to cultivate n inoutf
tacho. If ho attempts it, ho Is fined
a month's pay.
Through a powerful microscope
such things as it nettla-ntlng, tho
Hcales on a butterfly, or tho solid
particles In smoko ore- plainly soen.
FEEDING FOR TWELVE DOZEN EGGS A YEAR
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ENGLISH LISTENS
TO GERMAN MUSIC
LONDON, March 23. (By Mall.)
Oor'man music Is returning to Eng
land without arousing protest or
hostility. Strauss' work was hoard
hero for the first time since 1914
when his "Don Juan" was placed
last on tho program In Queen's Hall
recently with tho idea that those
who did not want to hear it need not
remain. Some members of tho audi
enco left the hall when it began but
there was no other manifestation of
disapproval.
A. wonderful example of mclrn
scoic writing Is the work of a Can
adian, who succeeded in transcribing
Francois Coppeo's novel of ''Honrl
otte," containing over 19,000 words,
on the back of an ordinary cabinot
photograph,
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At Uncle Sam s experimental tnrm In Maryland, across the Poto
mac from Washington L C . the Department of Agriculture develops .
many helpful, progressive and profitable new methods for the pro-'
ducers of the 'nation This photo shows (he consumption and produc
tion in one year from one of the hens it a feeding test there.
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Big Dance
TONIGHT AT
Houston Opera House
Music By
McKENZIE & LEEK'S ORCHESTRA
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