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Growth to cost railroads 57,870,000,- 000 In decade, experts estimate; ask MISS CLAUDIA READ . COOK GETS COL BENJAMIN FULLER A DRAGNET FOR "hands off" by Congress. CONGRESS WORK Brigadier ' General Who Hundreds of thousands o'f Idle In One of This Season's Takes Charge at Quantlco Ruhr participate In demonstrations Debutantes In Washington 14-YEAR TERM fa ..« WORLD NEWS and denounce the Berlin government. FACEILDELAY New York commission fixes fair price for domestic size coal at 514.25 Arctic Explorer Fined $12,000 Flotsam and Jetsam of Life In- to 515.75 a ton. Cleavage Between Progressive Government spurns negotiations Also on 12 Counts, After Trial terest Caught From the Wires from Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, draft and Radical Groups Promises With Thirteen Associates. and Boiled Down. dodger, to come home. to Delay Organization. Clinic for cancer BUfferers provided for In will of "Diamond Jim" Brady Is LEADERS PAY BIG FINES LATE DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE opened In New York city. FIGHT ON C0MM1TTEESHIPS Theatre managers of New York de- fend increased prices for theatre tick- 8. E. J. Cox, Aviator, Is Given Eight Important Happenings In the Forty- ets on night of Army-Navy game. House to Be Main Battleground With Years—Judge Denounces Activi- eight States of the Union—Occur- Nearly $100,000 worth of imported Lbngworth and Graham Rivals for • rences at the Capital—Latest liquors seized in New York warehouse ties as "Damnable, Cold- by prohibition enforcement officers. Leadership—Failure So Far to Biooded Con Game." "Cable Condensations. .Senator Magnus Johnson, Minneso- Reach a Compromise. ta, brought his wife and children to Port Worth, Tex.—Dr. Frederick Washington and they went house hunt- • Washington.—Division of Senate • A. Cook, oil operator and Arctic ex- ing.. and House leaders along lines of plorer, was found guilty in Federal In meting out stiff prison sentences progressives and radicals threatens to six men convicted of robbery and to delay the organization of both bod- Court here of fraud in connection burglary in New York county, Judge with the operations of the Petroleum ies from ten days to two weeks, Progressive Senate leaders will at- Martin declared: "I'll show you the blocking the legislative program ior Producers' Association. He was sen- tempt to force passage of Soldiers' same mercy you showed , your vic- that length of time. tenced to serve fourteen years and Bonus bill before tax reductions pro- tims." nine months in Federal prison and gram is taken up. Luis Russomanio was drowned in a The division also gives color to the fined 512,000 by Judge John M. Kil- Swift & Co., Chicago packers, have vat of wine at Newark when over- theory put forward by Senator Hiram lits. formally declined to permit Depart- come by fumes of fermenting grape Johnson that there is a progressive Fred K.' Smith, treasurer of the ment of Agriculture auditors to re- mash. Samuel Slco, who plunged in- wing of the Republican party, dis- to the vat to aid him, was rescued by company, was sentenced to serve main permanently in their offices to tinct from the conservative and radi- firemen. cal elements, especialy in the Middle seven years in prison and was fined examine at all times their accounts. Col. Benjamin Fuller, of the Ma- West. 513.000. They take the position that if the rine Corps, will probably be made a Government has the power to do this Seymour E. J. Cox was sentenced brigadier general and placed in com- it has the power to do likewise in all SPORTING The struggle will bf precipitated in to eight years and fined $8,000. mand of the training station at Quan- the Senate over election of a Presi- other businesses. r dent pro tempore and organization of Other co-defendant3 of Cook -who tlco, Va., to succeed Gen. Smedley Mrs. Coolldge received at the White Miss Claudia Read, daughter of were found guilty received the fol- Butler, who retired to enter business. Zev retired for year with no chance committees and in the House over Col. and Mrs. Beverley Allen Read, house delegates to the thirtieth'annual for another match race. election of Speaker and Republican U. S. A., one of the fall debutantes lowing sentences: convention of the United Daughters floor leader. A. K. Eckman, seven years and $12,- of the Confederacy, assembled in Jim Coffroth, famous boxing promo- in Washington. 000 fine: W. L. Braddish and W. P. Washington. ter, is satisfied that neither Kearns Claim of the radical group, repre- Welty. two years each and $1,000 Senator Brookhart (Rep., Iowa) an- nor Dempsey wants any part of Wills. sented by the La Follette wing in fine: J. S Rooks. C. W. Sleete. S. L. nounced he will reintroduce hiB reso- Jack Bernstein and Johnny Dundee both chambers, to a right to the- de- Hess, T. O. Turner, N. S. Kenninger. lution for investigation of alleged ma- will meet in fifteen-round bout for scription of progressive wULlie chal- E. J. Bowen and R. L. Maxwell, each OF FIFTY DOCTORS nipulation In the sugar market, by j i™'°r lightweight championship at lenged. The fight splits the Republi- one year and a day and fines of $1.- which the public was reported to have \ Madison Square Garden, New York, can party three ways and adds to the 000; L. A. McKercher, six years and been mulcted of millions of dollars, ! on December 17. confusion which is likely to prevail in FEDERAL AUDITORS a fine of $1,000. Connecticut Health Board Ousts immediately upon the convening of ! Tom Kir°y of Boston, national ama- Congress. O. L. Ray. G. A. de Montrond. H E. Congress teur heavyweight champion, defeated The chief fight over the Issue will "Graduates" of St. Louis tanle Head of Packing Firm Rejects Robinson. Harry Bleam and J. E. Bur- A radio census of the United States \ f( y Simmons of Pittsburgh, get- center in the House, where a progres- meister, all of whom previously had Diploma Mill. is planned by the Commerce Depart- | "ng the decision in a three-round sive organization will back Repre- Secretary Wallace's Demand entered pleas of guilty, were fined ment to find how many people listen b°ut at the Garden, New York. Eight sentative Graham of Illinois for Re- $500 each. H. O. Stephens, who also in regularly on the programs sent \ thousand people were on hand publican floor leader in oppostlon to as Unconstitutional. Hartford, Conn.—On recommenda- entered a plea of guilty, was fined out from various broadcasting sta- Army-Navy game likely to go to Bal- Representative Longworth of Ohio, tion of the extraordinary grand jury 57.000 and sentenced to ninety days tions. timore next year. and may go so far as to question the in jail. which is investigating medical diplo- Yale and Dartmouth to mee,t in return of Representative Gillet of Chicago.—Swift & Co., packers, wilt Hiram Johnson arrives in Wash- Massachusetts to the speakership. decline to "permit the Department of Judse Killits .passed sentence on ma frauds, the State Health Depart- ington. football next year for first time since 1900. The fight was begun when Republi- Agriculture to place auditors perma- Dr. Cook after a scathing denuncia- ment revoked the licenses of all Con- nently in their offices with power to- tion of the methods said to have been necticut physicians Claiming gradua- •.No exhibition games for New York can representatives calling them- selves progressives met !n confer- examine at all tlme3 their books, practiced by the former Arctic ex- tion from the St. Louis College of NATION'S BUSINESS Giants in New York city before open- papers and other documents," accord- plorer. Cook made no statement. fng of regular season next spring. ence, renewed the candidacy ot Physicians and Surgeons. They num- 1 Graham for the leadership, and sup- ing to a statement issued by L. F. All the convicted men immediately ber about fifty, and one of them. Dr. Kaw of St. Lawrence uses the silent Swift, president ot the company. were taken to Jail, where they will Uniin Pacific 'shows October net Doble system of coaching. He expects plemented their action witl a formal remain until they either make bond George M. Sutcllffe, formerly ot income $900,000. above' last year's to develop a superior scoring machine. statement, issued by Representative The Swift Company, Wilson & Co.'s Unlonville, Is being sought, on a or their appeals, which they say they figure. The records committee of the Ama- Dickinson ot Iowa. and the Cudahy Packing Company will make, are acted upon. Cook's charge of manslaughter because ot Reserve banks show large reduc- teur Athletic Union, in session in De- While the progressive Republicans were directed by Secretary Wallace- bond was placed at $75,000, which he the death of Albert C. Hoody from an tions in discounted bill holdings and troit shattered the hopes of several were planning this revolt, the La Fol- to make their records available to will not be permitted to make until overdose of ether. note circulation. young athletes by disapproving marks lette Republicans of the House, led Government auditors immediately. No- after a complete record of the case Dr. James W. Cottner, a graduate The United States Government is alleged to have been established by by Representative John M. Nelson of statements were forthcoming from the- has been drawn. of the Kansas City School of Medicine losing money because American wo- them in the last year. Wisconsin, about fourteen in number, other two companies, but reports indi- Only one of the fourteen men who and Surgery, was removed as school men have changed their fashions in Dick Luman returns to place at end are standing aloof from both factions, cate that they would support Swift stood trial.In Federal Court for six | physician at Stratford on or-ier of the furs and turned down sealskins. Sec- announce their determination to pre- & Co.'s stand. in Yale line-up. vent Republican organization of the weeks was acquitted, and he, A. M. j town's board of education. Dr. George retary Hoover said. The Government My Own's defeat at Bowie opening Representatives of all three Indi- Delcambre. on an instructed verdict Sutcllffe in his confession to Gover- has in stock some 10,000 pelts which House unless their demands are me^, cated their belief that Secretary Wal- causes cancellation of plans for and propose to back Representative ordered by Judge Killits. nor Templeton three weeks ago said it finds hard to sell. match race with Zev. lace's order Involves an "invasion or The court imposed sentences on the Cottner called on him while he was in Cotton futures above 35 cent level Cooper of Wisconsin for the speaker- constitutional rights.". W. C. Prout is re-elected president ship. convicted men before a courtroom Ray! Col., In 1920, and sold him for on March delivery. ot the National A. A. V. "We claim on behalf of our 45,000> filled with curious crowds and weep- Negotiations have been going on for stockholders," said Mr. Swift in his $100 a Connecticut medical license Heavy pig iron buying points to big Horatio Lavalle charged that Box- ing women, most of them the wives of later sent by mall. It was on this 11-. Bteel and iron business. the last few days in the hope that an 'formal statement, "the right which the the defendants. ing Commissioners threatened him understanding might be reached, but Constitution guarantees to all citlzens- cense that Sutcliffe practiced for a Democrats refuse to co-operate with during Dempsey-Firpo fight. Dr. Cook, made an International year. ^ Republicans in putting through Mellon none of the factions have been able of being permitted (in the absence. o.C character because of sheer effrontery, Connecticut 'officers failed to find tax cut. Kid Norfolk wins decision over to agree. specific charges) to conduct our busi- was conducting a school of crime and i Sutcliffe in^Albany, N. Y., where he The cost of living in the United Battling Siki in fifteen-round bout at As the House now stands, the Re- ness peacefully without interference . operating a cold-blooded, deliberate | had been reported visiting friends, States on October 15 was 64.1 above Madison Square Garden, New York. publicans have 225 members; Demo- from government agenu. confidence game, disguised as the Pe- and County Detective Edward J. Hick- the pre-war month of July, 1914, ac- The National Athletic Conference crats, 217; others, 3. "If the Government has power to> of College Women will hold its next The Republican majority Includes troleum Producers Association, Judge ey was said to be Investigating Albany cording to figures made public by the, , ,, , , maintain accountants In our office, as Killits said. information that Sutcliffe had escaped an a ee nB at the Universit oi the La Follette group, with the result it claims, It also would have the power National Industrial Conference Board." California°" !_™. " y that without them Republican organi- His( general denunciation was made to Canada. A bitter legal battle between the to establish such accountants perma- while thanking the Jury for nearly The authorities here sent to New Time of seven seconds In th. 60- zation will be impossible. nently in all buBlnesa offices In the Government and Swift & Company, Recular Republicans, however, be- six weeks of tireless service. York District Attorney's office records Chicago packers, before the United yard low._hurdles, indoors, made by country, a situation which we believe- "You have done what I expected you of chaTges made by William P. Sachs, Karl Andersen, Illinois A. C, at Louis- lieve that after considerable balloting unthinkable. States Court of Claims is in prospect. the Democrats will permit the Repub- to do," the court said, "when this former Missouri superintendent of Replying to a suit filed by the pack- j ville March 31^ was thrown out. "The proposed inquiry Is not found- nefarious scheme began to unfold -in schools, with corroborating affidavits, Zev, In Memorlam and My Own licans to organize on the basis of ing company asking $1,459,585 dam- i fuller representation on the important ed upon any complaint or charge of the evidence. regarding the New York agents of the ages of the 3overnment for alleged j may meet at Bowie. any violation of law, but is for the "First we had Ananias, and the national fake diploma ring. Sachs failure to live up to L wartime bpcon I Sectional elimination tournaments committees than heretofore has been purpose of obtaining complete detailed twentieth century produced Dr. Fred- will testify here when the grand jury contract, the "Government has filed I to precede national open-golf play. accorded The Democrats will vote for Finis information as to all business of the* erick A. Cook," said Judge Killits. reconvenes. charges that the company made un- National convention of A. A. U. again company." "Well, Cook," he added, "what have. conscionable profits during the war, refuses to recognize records claimed J. Garrett of Tennessee for speaker, jou to say for yourself?" and asks the return of 51,994,124. by Charley Paddock. and the question will then arise as to The Arctic explorer made no an- the character of Democratic repre- swer as he stood up for sentence. LATEST EVENTS sentation. WORLD'S NEWS IN 'The Graham supporters acknowl- i "You have at last reached the AT WASHINGTON GENERAL FOREIGN I CONDENSED FORM point," said the Judge, "where your edge they have only about eighty •« hypnotic personality that duped thou- votes for their candidate for floor JBL sands and made young men work for The Department of" Justice" has for Charles Thorley's New York florlsi Mabelle Gilman Corey wins Paris leader, and their move is frankly for the purpose of controlling committee BALTIMORE.—A project to utilizer you will avail you nothing. This deal some time been considering evi- shop to be given to old employees. divorce from William Ellis Corey, for power the Youghiogheny river wa- is so damnably crooked^UrSt the law- dence relating to the Veterans' Bu- Many New York East Side parents American steel manufacturer, on de- places. Representative Harold Knutson of ters in Garrett county, Md., has been; yers who defended you must have had reau, with a view to possible crimi- tell police that men attacked their lit- sertion charge. outlined to the -Maryland Public Serv- to hold handkerchiefs to their noses. nal prosecutions, it became known. tle daughters. Chancellor Stresemann's fall seem- Minnesota, Republican whip, has withdrawn hi
Sklllman Village for f Epileptics, vraa Gunners at Medford report taxea ill treated and permitted to regain in more numerous than last year. Sports- SiLZER DECLARES a continuous bath unattended, is made men are planning organized fox hunts, by Commissioner Burdette G. Lewis following the close of the rabbit sea- of the Department of. Institutions and NEW JERSEY soft; Agencies in a report to Governor Sil- PINCHOT TO BLAME South Jersey police are keeping zer. MrvXiewis says that the records and evidence give tho institution a STATE BRIEFS close watch upon all strangers who clean bill of health. He recommendB U appear by day or night because of Jersey Governor Holds Pennsyl- recent robberies. It la the.belief that that, If possible, the girl, who is seven- | hold-up men and thieves driven out ' vania and Its Executive Re- teen years old, be brought back to the I The Bridgeton Real Estate Board of Philadelphia and New York have village from Hoboken, readmitted and' has elected former Comptroller Bar- crossed the river to ply their trade. sponsible for Conditions. re-examined as a "person having a ton F. Sharp president; Louis G. Hel- deflnlte psychosis equivalent to in- ler, vice president; D. Herbert Thomp- "The -State Board of Taxation will sanity." son, secretary, and Pancoast C. Lewis, sit in Camden Thursday, December 6, • EXPECTS EARLY PRICE DROP Not a little criticism is cast by Mr. treasurer. to hear the appeals of Willard T. xnm Lewis upon Harry L. Barck, superin- i The Women's Civic Bettorment As- ibbs, Jacob Blank of Clementon township, Catherine C. Mines of Cam- Say Operators, Gouging Consumers to tendent of charities of Hoboken. who sociation of Gloucester City will plant
NOTICE! SALE OF TAXES ososeseeoooesesosfi 5QCOOOQOB0300000000QOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1847 . A. V. Manning's Sons 1923 RED CROSS PLANS SALE OF PROPERTY, SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP. OF MONROE, MIDDLESEX COUNTY NEW JERSEY, FOR UNPAID TAXES. Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Collector of "Taxes of the Township of Monroe,. New jBed Room Suites oi FOR COMING YEAR Middlesex County, NeV Jersey; will -sell at public auction at,PROSPECT PLAINS SCHOOL HOUSE on tho 8th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1928 at 2 o'clock P. M., the following described lands. Said lands' will be sold to make the amount of municipal liens chargeable against the same on the Manning Quality Over $2,000,000 in Fund for War first day o£ July, 1923 as "computed in the following lists together with interest on said amount from **• the first day of July 1923 to the date of sale and costs of sale. ^ • It is a fixed. punciplo at Manning's, that regardless of the Sufferers—National Budget. beauty of the furniture, it must foe sold at the lowest possible Said lands will be sold in fee to such persons as will purchase the same, subject to redemption at price. Is $5,543,077. the lowest rate of interest, but in no case in excess of eight per centum per annum. The payment for These newlj -arrived Bedroom Suites me fine examples of the sale^jaall be made before the conclusion of this sale or the property wlil be resold. . the\ipi>lication of this principle. Every suite is of splendid Any parcel oX real property for which there shall be no other purchaser will be struck off and sold .•
SlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliliiiiiiHdIU a girt around here who wears a little Wortham—the cool, collected, aelf- illlllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH dale's address. The register also told felt hat 'with a red feather In It—and possessed Latin professor was actually him whose daughter she vvas, and he g A Picture of | I, believe you will rind a new variety floundering—"because I wanted to be realized that the only chance he had of blrdrrredwlng," he ended pon- with you and didn't know how to go = Just Around the § of ever meeting her again on term* of Redwing | derously. about It I'd been puzzling over it for social equality was to go back to. "Redwing Is a bird—and they are i week when you yourself made the Corner Uncle Peter and eat humble pie. species, not variety," murmured Mal- lappy' suggestion. I knew the minute Uncle Peter had been right, after all. colm dazedly. ; But still— All night long, between By CLARISSA MACKIE = : saw you that you were the very girl "Haunt the vicinity of the fence | By CORONA REMINGTON | I'd been looking for for years. If you E - By H. IRVING KING = short Intervals of slumber filled with post, which I suppose you are not In- could only feel that way, tool" visions of Caroline Martindale, he de- bated the question- When morning terested In learning formerly marked nlllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllll^ "Are you-pproposlng to me?" Martha niiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiimiimiimiiiiiirir (O t>r tfoCluro Nowtpaptr Byndloato.) he had decided In favor of, the boundary line of the Allen estate; (£) by MfClur* Nowapwpor Bysdloatt.) asked at last •' (© by MoCIurs Ngwipapor Syndicate.) / Uncle Peter and humble pie. -- A flash of red among the trees. since the estate purchased all the ."It I love-a you 'As nearly as I can In my clumsy Romance and prosperity are always "A redblrd I1' whispered Malcolm as woodland on the east of the mountain, And yoif, love-a me. way. I've never cared much about Just around the corner; However, If "Hello 1" said Uncle Peter cheer* they have allowed the boundary lines And we eafcn love-a fully, "back on time, I see. How'd ne drew nearer with stealthy steps. Both th| "- girls, but If you could only overlook you turn the corner abruptly you may "Perching low, as I'm a slnnerv-fll to decay. Therefore, It is a favorite my shortcomings and lo—like me a sometimes catch them unawares. Such you make out?" . catch you, pretty one—on' the fence haunt for redwings—and so forth." A sudden rap on the door outside little." was the case with Giles Benson, who "Rather poorly, I mnst confess,, post, ehr "Marcia's name la Allen,"' responded caused the girl to stop her singing With a quick rush of sympathy Mar- was out of a Job, owed his landlady uncle," replied Giles. With camera leveled for action, he Malcolm Idiotically. inoat abruptly. She flung the ukulele tha put a hand on his arm. She Baw and was down to his last dollar. The "Thought you would. Neve* crept upon his prey. When he was " 'Nough said,", murmured the doc- on the bed and stood for a second In him Intensely human, lonely,' longing financial situation In which Benson mind. Now you are back, the first within five feet of the post he dared tor. "Come In and take a hand at the middle of the room, her brows tor companionship, yet not knowing found himself was not so embarrassing thing I want yon to do 10 to get not lift .his eyes from the finder. So bridge." • • .' .' puckered In thought • Then she went low to get It. . • to a man of thirty as It would have married.". . long as that dot of red clung to the "Nothing doing, thank you, doc. I to the door, opened it a crack and' "Why, J, B. W., rd love to lo—like been to a man of sixty, but even to a Well, perhaps It would be a good " , top of the gray post with the back- have to be up by sunrise. I have a peered around the edge of It you a. great deal." • . man of thirty It had Its disadvantages. Idea," replied Giles with a vision of eround of brilliant green, and a touch date to capture my redwing," was Mal- "You want anything?" she asked In- "You lovely thing 1" he exclaimed Benson had' been brought up as heir Caroline rising' before him. . of blue sky orer all,' then Mister Red- colm's cryptic answer as he wrung the ner southern drawL la he quite boldly took her In his arms. to his Uhcle Peter, who had sent.him "I've made all the arrangements," . bird was- safe. doctor's hand. "You have saved my "Nothing now," the man answered "Tve always prayed that some day through college, given him a liberal went on the old man. "Expected you CUckl reason, man!" rather severely. "I did want some- some one would be able to see inside allowance and tried to lnBtill Into him back about this time. Girl's all picked . At the sound there was a sudden "Bring the real reason around when thing." me and know -I'm human like all the enough of business acumen to warrant out Arranged it with her father." flurry and the fence post was vacant you capture her," was thd medical "What was It? Do tell me—maybe rest" his being able to take care of the for- "But uncle," protested Giles aghast. The alder bushes were trembling as if man's heartless gibe. I could help you." tune which he was to Inherit. But "I really could not—" ungrateful puppy P some winged creature had passed that The next morning Malcolm set forth An ordinary man would have soft- HAD APPETITE FOR GOLDFISH Giles had a rather overweening confi- "What, you Way. with his camera, his gray eyes dark ened at this, but J. B. Wortham was dence In his own ability, old Peter was roared Peter. "Any man who would . "Rascal!" chuckled Malcolm, an ar- not an ordinary man at all. He was crotchety and dictatorial. . The con- refuse Caroline Martingale—" with excitement, his face grim with Night Heron Who Made Raid on Pond dent bird lover. Til bet you've got a resolve. a professor of Latin In Anlston college sequence was frequent quarrels, and Giles sank Into a chair as If shot. In Cemetery Is Dispatched In one of these, about six months be- •All right, all right, ancle," he said, nest hidden away down there by the At that early hour the-woods were and life to him was a very serious brook, but I've no time to chase you matter. With a Shotgun. fore, the old man had said: "If I were "have your own way." teeming with wild life. A multitude of to turn you adrift tomorrow you could farther today—there's a sleepy old owl ^picture "studies" tempted him, but he "Quite nothing now, I assure you. "Good boy. Thought your expert-. In a hollow tree that I want to stir lnj^r Pardon my troubling you." That goldfish die from over-feeding not earn your salt." ence would put some common sense was blind to everything save his goal, has been observed by many who have vrakefulness; he must go In my bird the gray old fence post He was star- Martha Foster looked at him for a "Indeed!" replied Giles, with a su- Into you. Here's a"'check. If yon book, and there's a myrtle warbler's owned and lost the little fish that want more let me know." Thus Giles tled to see a flicker of red apparently jhoment in puzzled bewilderment, then swam so gracefully in their bowls. perior smile, and the next morning he nest I've been watching for a week to perched there, but with enlightened closed the door quickly to shut In her was missing. One of the many pleas- Benson went to live in that happy get a snap of with Father Warbter smothered laugh. The goldfish colony In the pond at land "just around the corner." eyes he knew It to be the daring" red Rural cemetery, New Bedford, Mass., ant things about new work is that if nearby. Heigh-ho, I'll have to call it quill in a little gray felt hat worn by "Nutty," she said to herself, "abso- you want to disappear all you have a day, I believe. Redblrd has taken was decimated. • recently by over- some one who sat on a broad stone on lutely nutty; but he Is handsome." feeding, but with a difference, got to do Is to move Into the next TEST BRASS MAIL BOXES the very last film In the camera, and the other side of the fence, where the She perched herself on the edge of block, and It Is as If. you had fallen Fre used all the others. No use—must n that they were fed upon In- alders grew. All around him the birds the bed and picked up the ukulele stead of being overstuffed. A strange off the earth. Giles moved a little Post Office Department Places New R©. go back and buy more films, and by were singing, and among them were again and continued her song. Almost farther than the next block and was ceptacles In New York and that time It will be too late to 'shoot' bird arrived at the cemetery one day, many thrushes; he paused to listen to Immediately she was interrupted by and without the formality of report- lost. .-..'. ' Other Cities on Trial. any more. One comfort, I've got a red- the heavenly notes, and then went another knock on the door. "Humph," said Peter, as he read the wing locked np safe and sound." Ing at the office, strolled down to the noiselessly on. "Oh, it's you again," she remarked, pond and began to retire goldfish with note Giles had left for him. "Going to Reflecting the light of the noonday Slowly, with an eye to a hundred Then he leaned over and saw the a little annoyed, as she opened the alarming rapidity. prove me a liar by earning his own sun, New York city's first brass mall beauties of the brilliant summer day door. "Have you found out what you living, is he? The experience won't owner of the wistful face, the face So greedy was the marauding bird box, installed in lower Broadway near —a perfect day for camera hunting— which had stolen unbidden into his wanted?" hurt him. Bet he'll be back Inside of Wall street caught the eye and inter- Malcolm found his way back to the "May I ask, are you studying—er— that it soon had such a cargo of fish six months." camera, a8 it had stolen into his heart under hatches that it flew loglly and est of business men, stenographers, nook In the wood where he had hidden long ago. Marcia was sitting there, music?" • - It was not entirely Giles' fault that bank runners and bookkeepers outward • his small runabout. Half an hour later could hardly reach the lowermost he had justified his uncle's opinion listening to the thrushes. "Yes. I got here night before last branches oT a nearby tree. bound for their Saturday half-holiday. he was entering Woodboro, the tiny and I'm taking a special course in rather than his own; the last firm by No one heard but the girl whose red The park employees viewed with dis- This box is one of a thousand made . Tillage where he was spending a vaca- music. Piano. I play the ukulele just which he had been employed, for In- of brass which the Post Office depart- 9 feather brushed his cheek as he held Hon. for fun and to keep me from feeling gust the extraordinary consumption stance, failed unaccountably and cast her close to his heart. of fish. It wasn't Friday, anyway, and ment Is placing in this and other sea- His Jandlady, a rather prim and el- lonesome and homesick." him adrift unexpectedly.' And now coast cities where the salt air rusts derly spinster, whose marvelous cook- there was no excuse Tor such gormand- the six months specified by old Peter "You Intend playing It.every night, I izing. Something had to be done the steel box with Its familiar coat of Ing kept her quaint house filled in and CROPS CHANGE LIKE STYLES gather?" in -his- musings on -hls~errant-nephew_ preen paint Indeed,-so_closely_has out of season, had aranged a small about it, for the bird was easting 'em had come to a close and Giles turned "I—I don't know what I intend. Does alive, at a rate that would soon de- the public come to associate green dark room for him In the big attic. British Isles Take Up the Sugar Beet It bother you? Is your room near a corner. As he did so he almost col- paint with the posting of letters that Here, bathed In the fragrance of cedar populate the pond. Probably after lided with a hurrying young lady, car- and Tobacco in Place of mine?" that It would drink up the water also. there was at first some doubt as to and the indescribable atmosphere of the Teasles, "I'm J. B. Wortham and have the rying a small handbag, and evidently whether the brass box, which does not ancient things, Malcolm entered with adjoining apartment. It doesn't ex- A decision .was reached to abate.the bound for the ferry at the foot of the have to be painted for protection his negatives. He usually emerged .Up to within 15 years ago sugar beet, actly bother me except when I'm doing nuisance at once, and to that end a street. At a glance, Giles saw that against the weather, would be readily with strips of developed film, almost which this season has been harvested research work." man who owned a gun and also a hun- •she was well dressed, pretty and much recognized by the public. alive with the wonderful pictures ho in East Anglia on a large scale, was ter's license was deputized to act as.. agitated. As Benson stepped "aside, "Why it helps me to think. I sing executioner'. A well-placed shot did In view of the saving In the cost of had captured of the bird life In the scarcely known In England. The ex- all the time." lifted his hat and offered an apology painting It has been decided to use nearby woods and fields. tent to which It is cultivated today the business, the next problem for the their eyes met and they felt acquaint- An expression of despair flashed cemetery men being the classification the brass boxes Just as they are and The camera had been especially con- is an indication that there are fashions across the professor's face. ed with each other at once. rely on their familiar shape and let- structed for his work, with a Very rap- in agriculture, just as there are In of the goldfish destroyer. Some thought "But if It annoys you," Martha went it was a crane and some, a heron. An "Oh, it was my fault," said the fair tering to identify them to the public id and powerful lens. He usually de- clothes and other necessities. on. unknown. "I—that is, that man there The brass boxes were, made at the veloped on rainy days, but today he expert who was called in finally pro- The year that saw the sugar beet "I'm sure we can make some ami- nounced it to be a "qwark," or night has been following me for three blocks Washington navy yard, after the Cop- had been curious to learn the result come In as a commercial undertaking cable arrangement," the professor fin- and I—" per and Brnas Research association of hi3 camera shooting. heron, a bird whose hibtat is the vi- marked the decline of a crop which at ished. "Now, after tonight I'm not cinity of bodies of fresh water, and "Calm yourself," replied Giles. "Just 'had furnished the government with "Hal" he ejaculated when the film one time played a great part In the tex- going to do any more serious work which has a decided penchant for fish. wait here a minute and I will inter- figures to show that the brass box revealed first one and then another of tile industries of the north. This crop this week, so suppose you play all view the rascal." And he strode JjelHg- would last indefinitely ns compared the pictures he had taken—every one was teasles, and It has now disap- you want to; then next week—" Now comes a fish and game expert erently toward the suspected stranjrer. •with the average life of three years perfect. A downy woodpecker on a peared entirely, having been super- "Put on the soft pedal, eh?" she who declares that cranes and herons "See here," said Giles, "what do you for the steel boxes. 6ilver birch trunk, a bluejay daintily seded by metal carding appliances, flashed at him. "All right It's a go. and qwarks are protected by law, and mean by following that lady?" bathing In a tiny stream, jerking an which have taken Its place In the dress- that even when they eat goldfish In the The stranger was a middle-aged I think it's awfully nice of you not to city's ponds it is a punishable offense" Perfected Wind' Pump. aggressive head at Malcolm's still Ing of woolen goods. make me shut up altogether. You mnn, respectably dressed nnd grave The father of the modern windmin form; a blue heron stalking among the to kill them. So that the cemetery of countenance. "I followed that young Another crop that is no longer har- could, you know, since you're a pro- department, having solved one prob- pump was invented nearly 75 years reeds in a marsh, trout leaping near a vested here is the saffron crocus, fessor and I'm only a student." lady," replied he, "because she hap- ago by a missionary named Rev. small waterfall, a descendant of Peter lem by shotgun law, is Immediately pened to be walking in advance of me. which a century ago was cultivated In "Not at all. I have no wish to be confronted with another. Leonard H. Wheeler. He needed a re- Rabbit pausing, alert, suspicious, to many districts. It was used for medi- tyrannical." I am sorry to have caused her alarm, liable, windmill to pump water at his flee at the click of the camera, but a cinal and domestic purposes. The place "A little Jazz Is Just what he needs," but as this is my house and I propose missionary station on the Bad River captive after all, and a dozen other name, Saffron Walden, is about the the girl muttered as she closed the Where Sound Ceases. to enter it, I trust her fears will be Indi-an reservation in northern Wis- nature pictures. Then the last on the only reminder left to us of the days door on her visitor once more. . When rising- from the earth's sur- relieved. Good day." And mounting consin, nenr Lake Superior. He found length of film, "a redbird. when the saffron crop made a blaze of For one lovely .week Martha re- face, the air becomes lighter and more flip steps of the house, before which that windmills were not In general Malcolm peered and peered at the color in the countryside. freshed herself to her heart's content rarified. All of Its components de- they were standing the stranger took use because they could not be kept negative before him. He held it up to Flax used to be grown here exten- with her ukulele and hsr funny little crease in amount; at 30. miles up out his latchkey and let himself in. into the wind, nnd there was no means the ruddy glow of the ruby lamp. sively, but for some years, until the songs. She' sat on the bed of evenings there is little or no oxygen and the Giles, with an air of having senred to regulate the speed of the big air Where was Redblrd? He hastily com- war, It was seldom seen. Now It la with her feet stuck out In front of her density of the air at that altitude Is off a horde of bloodthirsty savages blades. The minister's Inventive In- pleted his work and brought the film again taking its place as a feature of and sang and played by the hour, her about one hundredth that at the from an intended victim, returned to genuity overcame both these difficul- Into the printing room. He slipped the English harvest. musical little body keeping'time to the sea level; at 50 miles, the nitrogen the waiting young lady and asked the ties. Observing that a sail when un- / print paper and negative into a frame rhythm. Sometimes other girls would ceases, and there is. practically no favor of being allowed to escort nnd restrained would swing to a position and placed it on a window ledge. All Tobacco is also slowly establishing water vapor above five miles. Above protect her to _ her Intended destina- with the wind, he reasoned that a flat Itself as a-Britteh crop. Several acres drop in and a merry evening would the while his face wore a most mysti- ensue. When Martha's time was up 25 miles the air is too rare to trans- tion. perpendicular surface, a tall, or air fied expression. He was worried about are under cultivation In Hampshire. mit sound and absolute silence there rudder, If fixed rigidly at right angles Experiments are being carried out that she stoically put her ukulele away and "Oh, I don't know," replied the fair himself—he believed that he was the took up a book instead. Everything prevails. As the air Is very rare at one; "I fear I have acted rather Im- to, the plane of the air wheel would victim of hallucinations. - may result In the production of a brand that altitude, and as no motes or dust serve to keep the blades of the wheel that will rank with the best yielded was so still and quiet she cfluld hardly pulsively. I have walked quite n dis- When a man has quarreled with the think, but she forced herself to con- are there, the light waves pass almost tance. I feel rather faint—would you broadside to the wind. From opera- sweetest girl In the world, and she has by the tobacco fields of Virginia and unobstructed, and there Is nearly total tion of the sail Mr. Wheeler got the Kentucky.—London Tit-Bits. centrate. mind taking me somewhere where I Bent back the sapphire and diamond darkness and absence of all color; the can get a cup of tea?' She had to suggestion for the hinged vane, the At the sound of a tap on her door temperature, too, Is very low, prob- ring he hnd given her and has gone she jumped as if it had been a shot. walk quite a little distance more be- first Kenuinply successful device to away with her mother to spend the Material From Skim Milk. ably' approaching that of outward fore they found a quiet tearoom, into regulate automatically the speed of "Er—would you mind—I've grown space. This region is .then one of dark, summer in parts unknown, it Is as- Combining beauty with utility, a so accustomed to the ukulele I find I which they entered and called for re- the air wheel. tounding to go Into the woods, take a material is being made from skimmed cold silence. The fact,showever, that freshments. Over the tea and cakes can't think without It The silence is meteors sometimes become luminous picture of a redblrd perched on a rot- milk by a process recently brought to so dense I could almost cut it." they become quite talkative and even ting fence post, and after it has been the United States from England. As at the height of 100 miles and more, confidential., Plant That Maddens. . The professor stood before her in shows that there Is an atmosphere of Among the curious plants of developed discover the lovely face of It Is nonlnflammable, odorless and can "How foolish I was," she ex- the erstwhile sweetheart! be drilled, glued and dyed, It has a the doorway; not a smile on his i some sort at that height, probably hy- Queensland is the "stinging tree," a rlous face. Martha gulped and looked claimed, "but I thought that perhaps It was astounding! Because he had multitude of uses as a substitute for drogen, helium or kindred unknown luxurious shrub, pleasing to the eye, at the floor. gases. father had sent some one—you see, I but dangerous to the touch. It grows found Marcia's face looking back at ivory, ebony, amber, tortoise shell, was running away. I am old enough him, startled, wide-eyed, with her dark horn and other similar products. Be- "You know you're quite an Inspira- from two or three Inches to ten or fif- tion to me somehow," he said with to know better, but when they told teen feet in height, and emits a dis- hair blowing away from under a little sides," It may be used as an almost me I had got to marry a man I had felt hat he believed he had seen a perfect imitation of many natural equal solemnity. "You have the very Green Fruit Colored. ngreeable odor. qualities that I lack." Citrus fruit grown under certain never seen, I fancy I lost my head. Speaking of Its effects, a naturalist ghost. Her face was thinner and her products of great price, among them However, when'I have another cup of eyes were wistful. Marcia, always so being Chinese Jade and lapis lazuli. "Doctor Wortham, I was Just think- climatic and cultural conditions may says: "One often forgets the danger ing a little Jazz would do you lots of be mature and highly desirable for tea I guess. If you will get me a taxi, of the tree until warned by Its smell. gny and happy, looked grieved and A brilliant polish 1B easily obtained I will' go home and fight It out thenr. nnhappy. and it can be bent, pressed and,_to good. If you'll help me learn Latin food while the skin of the fruit Is Its effects are curious. It leaves no I'll teach you the uke. Oh, will you? still green in -color. This Is especially Rather curious my telling all this.to mark, but the pain is maddening, and After tucking the print away In his some extent, molded or machined. As a man to whom I have never even notebook, he decided to go and call It is a nonconductor of electricity. It Td love It so." true of, the Satsuma orange, one of for months afterwards the affected 1 The light was behind Martha so the the socailed "kid glove" varieties be- been Introduced, Isn't it? But since" part-Is-tender when touched In rainy on Dr. Milesian-*>ld college friend may be used in making decorative you have constituted yourself my pro-' whom he had discovered spending the radio and lighting fittings. It has been professor could not see the mischiev- longing to the tangerine family, as weather or when It gets wet in wash- ous twinkle in her eyes when she said grown In Alabama, where the fruit Rector you must take the penaity of Ing. summer nearby. He , would show found valuable for ships' cabins, receiving my confidences." Miles the picture and ask him if he handrails, motor car fixtures and In It, nor for her amazement when he frequently reaches the stage where It "I have seen men who treated ordi- saw the picture of a bird or a girl's the making of beads, buckles, buttons, answered quite seriously: is attractive and palatable as an ar- "Oh, pardon me," said Giles. "I nary pain lightly roll on the ground in lovely, wistful face. Jewelry, fancy ornaments, cigarette "I should be charmed. We could.; ticle of diet some weeks before It at- should have Introduced myself. My agony after being stung, and I have tains the characteristic golden-yellow That evening he discovered the gen- holders, combs, brushes, carriage to the sitting room and take our first •name Is Benson." known a horse so completely mad handles, ^ parts of furniture, pencils lesson now. There's nobody there." color. If left on the trees the fruit "Any relation to Mr. -Peter Ben- after getting Into a grove of the trees ial doctor In his tiny bungalow and deteriorates, and yet In the mind of plunged Into his tale. In the end he and penholders, organ stops and piano They walked down the hall together, son?" she asked. that he rushed open-mouthed at. keys. the girl still overcome with astonish- the consuming public a green-colored "His nephew," replied Giles. everyone who approached him, and showed him the picture. orange Is unfit for foodt £hls has led "Is that a bird or a girl?" he ques- ment. "Oh!" said the young lady, glancing had to be shot." "I'm afraid you'll find me a very to the perfection of a coloring proc- at him, "I believe I have heard of tioned anxiously. ess, based on experiments with you.. Haven't you been away—to Eu- The doctor whistled his astonish- A Squirrel Mystery. stupid pupil," he remarked. Flying Squirrel Doesn't. A source of food for the gray squir- lemons In California, by Investigators rope—or somewhereT'. A flying squirrel does not fly in the ment. "I should say It was a bird of And he was stupid—every bit of It of the bureau of plant Industry, a girl, Mai," he said humorously. rel in the winter is In the pine and They labored together for nearly a "I have not—er—baen at home of true sense of the word. There Is a hemlock cones. These are discovered United States Department of Agricul- late," replied Giles evasively. loose skin which connects his fore and "Then It is there," sighed Malcolm. month and still he had. not learned ture, which gives the orange the right "How the dickens—" he rumpled his by burrowing Into the snow and mat- either to sing or play a chord. "Now really," exclaimed the young hind legs, and which he can stretch Ing a aeries of tunnels beneath the color without In any way Injuring lady, "you,must get me a taxi, Mr. tight by extending his legs, thus form- hair In desperation. "Caesar's ghosts 1" Martha ex- Its fooa value. The doctor removed his pipe and surface. The ground beneath a pine claimed one night. "I'm afraid I'm noi Benson. I want to get home before Ing a sort of. parachute. With this blew a blue spiral of smoke Into the or hemlock tree Is fairly well covered much of a ukelele teacher." they discover my absence." aid he can sail through the air, but evening air. "Here Is my advice, since with cones In the fall and this th« "I'm afraid I'm not much of a uke Memorial for Columbus. As she was getting Into, the taxi always downward, and his only up- you ask It—no charge. First, brace up squirrels know, but they never make pupil," the professor replied, "but It's An ambitious scheme for a giant which Giles summoned for her she ward motion Is at the end of the no spooks In this! Second, remem- the mistake of burrowing beneath any no. disappointment to me because : lighthouse of the most approved type, reached out her hand and said, "My flight when the impetus enables him. -•——ber_that the real girl must have been tree but a pine or hemlock. They eat knew before I began that I wouldn't -to be erected as a memorial to Co- name Is Martindale—Caroline Mar- to shoot upward for a foot or so to the seeds that are at the bane of each be." lumbus was put forward at the recent Hndale. I "should be pleased 'to have alight upon some tree trunk or a there to-getJnto.the picture. Third—" branch. .^Even_ the red squirrel can . "The real girt? Honestly, do you scale of the cone. And how do the) "What on earth did you ever take li meeting of the Pan-American con- you call, Mr. Benson." Giles walked get at the*e seeda? Did you ever try gress. The Island of San Domingo Is to the public library, got a social reg- perform this fest to a certain extent. believe that?" vp for then7" the girl asked amazed. —Nature Magazine. • "Of course, yon old Idiot I Look for to extract them yourself? "Became—because," and Docto the site proposed for the memorial. liter and looked up Caroline Martin- ' ' ''
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veritable carpets of the clusters of to announce the engagement of—" Parking In a vacant lot that boast- nuts -so, that they might dry out in tlie Stanley had been • at the Claverlng. d shade, the twins cleared the car Arms often enough to know that a tea •* sun. And when the time came it was f every trace of commerce. They Hazel's Ted who spent the long evenings help- Practices What of that sort would be held In the large Flivver Plays tven dusted the hood and brushed mdd -* Happiness ing Hazel to shell the nuts, throw out He Preaches ballroom on the tenth floor. So he Providence ipecks from the fenders, wondering stepped Into an elevator, wondering •* the wormy clusters and put them In bom they could trust to take It to whether he would happen to meet any the attic in boxes. * he train. They didn't want to bo 4 As autumn waned the Gil Christ of his old friends -as he did so. It * leen there, even though the alterna- was only four now, so probably he * * house was seldom without the appetiz- Ive was walking the seven miles By RUBY DOUGLAS ing aroma of cooking molasses. Hazel By JANE OSBORN would be ahead of any of the guests. By MARTHA WILLIAMS * ome. But again fate led trumps for made her candy, pulled It, shaped It After he had stepped Into the ele- hem. The whistle of the approach- and put ID the nice fresh nuts and vator a young woman much covered ng train cut across their discussion, (© by McCluro Nowipapor Syndicate.) (© by McCluro Nowapapor Syndicate.) with furs followed. She seemed pre- \©\>y McClurti N'owapapor Syndicate.) o there was nothing" but to make a placed It between layers of heavy occupied and did not notice him, but Hazel Gllehrlst had reached the age waxed paper to stand until it was When Stanley Munn came Into the "Tell me something, please!" Fan- lash for it. •of twenty-two without having decided fortune left to him by his uncle It was the first glance proved to Stanley that ette said, wiping her forehead. Even then they were barely in time. ready to pack in boxes. Xt "was^ Mndeluine Pitt, whom he had what her destination in lite was to be. It was Ted who ordered her boxes on. condition that he should carry on "Namely, how did Maud Muller rake V tall young fellow stood frowning Or perhaps she might say that she had and not sell the newspaper 'Thal__came/ not see.n since the day she told him hay, yet keep her looks? It's harder jpon. the platform, asking of space for her in the city. And it was Ted as part of the Inheritance." The rea- with p'u'ch paln-Infllctlng candor that not tried to look along the path of who secured orders for her from vari- than gatheiin' blackberries, but we're where Joe-Bob Jenkins could be. The life into which she hud opened the son, of course, was that his uncle 1>« TViisn't the sort of man she wanted mighty near scarecrows; so near we'd 'rown vanished when he was answered ous drug stores and tea shops, a coun- wanted his political policy carried on, to marry.
^ RED GROSS HELP WAR'S SUFFERERS Do Your Aids 200,000 Veterans and Columbia Medallions Their Families—27.000 Dis- abled Still in Hospitals. Christmas Shopping Free with $20.00 SPEMDS $5,866,255 IN YEAR EARLY , • in Purchases Individual Attention Assured to All Physically Ailing or PERFUMES in Distress. No gift is more flattering to the recipient's chared than, that of exquisite perfume. For distinctive remembrances we recommend any of Coty's Washington. — War service five yoar» after tho armistice, which on fragrances—Paris,^ L'Origan, Chyprea or Jasmine from $1.95 up. November 11 the American Red Cross marks -with the opening ol the annual membership canvass, shows that dur- ing the past year assistance was ex- tended by the Red Cross to some 200,- 000 ex-service men or their tami- llea. To' 130 hospitals throughout the country approximately 75,000 ex-serv- ice men were admitted lor treatment, Gift Tree and to 63,296 o£ these men definite and specialized service was extended, the Red Cross ;annual report discloses. In all" hospitals under government opera- tion a total ol nearly 27,000 disabled of Christmas veterans vere reported by the Sur- geon General ol the Army. 'Suggestions These facts of the aftermath ol BAGS physical and metal disability five"year s Whatever kind of a bag you KERCHIEFS after tho World War, and the burden resting upon the relatives and de i wish to carry you Christmas greet- Always appropriate conveyers pendents of th« ex-service men, show ing you may be certain it is here of holiday cheer are dainty ker- conclusively the great need of the in the wide holiday selection. A Red Cross to act as a supplementary chiefs. Gay sports kinds, win- arm of the government In service to special gift distinction attaches some, prim ones novel imported " tfiese many thousands of men who itself to a novel envelope bag of JEWELRY kerchiefs or drawn thread linens " wore the uniform of tho United States. pin seal leather at §5.95. It should be emphasised that govern The continued mode for novelty are all here from 25c to $2.00. ment assistance Is necessarily stand- ardized along specified lines affecting jewelry and the popularity of semi- them as a whole. The Red Cross serv- precious stones, necklaces recommend ice is to the individual matt and the solution of his problems. This the them as a most highly appropriate yet Red Cross designates "home service" for its aims to give the loving care inexpensive holiday remembrance. A and Interest of the home to these men undergoing physical reconstitution varied color selection from §1.50 up. far from their actual home Influences. Year1* Expenditures $5,866,255 In the year ended last June 30 the Red Cross report* ?3,920,000 spent by lta Chapters In extending Individual Attention to the ex-service men and 11,946,255 spent by National Head- quarters ot the Red Cross, a total of $5,866,25^ In behalf of the men called to dnty in ttio World War the Red Cross since July 1. 1917, has spent nearly •164,000,000. Today there ar< 2,608 Chapters in as many localities NECKWEAR GLOVES carrying on this -work, aiding the in- dividual veteran, assisting his family. Frilly bits of embroidery and lace Gloves always extend a hearty furnishing creature comforts and that will delight any woman who re- greeting whether they be the warm, fund* to tMe over troublesome periods. ceives them are these dainty vex tees The strong connecting link between wooly kind for sports or varied styles the Red Crosi and the United States and collar and cuff sets. A variety of for dress wear. Especially suitable for Veterans' Bureau takes the complica attractive styles for gift giving from tions out of difficult cases of, claims. gifts are kid gauntlets that flaunt novel The Red Cross in this work requiring $1.50 to $3,95. cuffs with neat cut work designs, 84.50 personal representation of the ex-serv- ice man has acted in appeal cases, in surance matters, personal and family problems, camp, and hospital activi- ties, and In cases ot death. This serv- ice handled nearly 12,000 compensa- tion and Insurance claims, and 2,225 allotment and other claims. Solves Serious Problem The financial problem of the ex-serv- ice man when traveling to and from hospitals Is a serious one, and in meet- ing this constant demand the Red Cross expended $138,33-4.17 during the year. For extra recreational equip- ment in Veterans' Bureau training centers $14,306 was spent, and for the blinded veterans In tHe government school funds were supplied to enable some of these unfortunate men to en- ter business as storekeepers and poul- try raisers. In Veterans' Bureau hospitals the record of a single month illustrates tine large service rendered by the-Red Cross. For example, 15,504 new cases required attention, and ft total of 26,- 007 cases were acted upon; 49,368 let ters and 1,863 telegraph messages written, and more than 1,600 enter- <7ksburij Park New Jersey tainments given in recreation houses for the benefit of the patients. Authorities declare that the pres- ent is a critical time in the lives of many of tho disabled ex-service men who during the five years since the armistice, have developed misgivings of recovery. INDIVIDUALITY IN THE HOME Work Among the "Regulars" DATES FROM ANCIENT TIMES WHENEVER YOU ARE HUNGRY Service to the enlisted men of the Arrangements Able to Reflect in a AND Is Your Automobile Army, Navy and Marine Corps is a J Thousand Ways th makes PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DA.ul . the request of Government authori- say: Individuality is as Important to mules and females of a family were' an otherwise ordinary n house as personality to a woijmn. A AGE and COLLISION. ties into the home conditions of sol- described as of the "spear side," or! dinner excellent. Good Call, phone or write and get my ratet. diers, sailors and marines aggregated room should be as sure an index to the "spindle side," from the different oc- housekeepers w.ill add to Ogborn's before yonr oar is gone. character and taste of the person who . 17,714. and there were nearly 6,000 cupations of the sexes. While the their reputation by add- 1 write. ,_. i Instances where the Red Cross locat- occupies it as the clothes she weurs men worked or fought, the women ing our After-Dinner FOR A NICE OYSTER STEW. ed men for their families. | or the books she reads. The truly in- stepped at home spinning wool or Coffee to the menu. INSURANCE• teresting interiors are the ones reflect- We've sold Coftee so "They Hit the Spot." All these activities constituting a ' linen. of all kinds, best oomiwnies, lowest rates ing In a thousand subtle ways the gra- many years, more than and prompt settlements. single responsibility of the American - cious personality of the occupant. A In those days every woman, wheth- thirty, that we simply HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY. Red Cross demonstrated during the er single or married, was a spinster, cannot sell poor Coffee. year that Its "war service" in behalf favored color repeated here and there FIRE —unusual bibelots culled from far because In the literal meaning of the I personally recommend AUTOMOBILE of the veteran and the man enlisted corners of the globe—a rug that limnc- word, her chief work was spinning my After-Dinner Coffee, In the nation's defensivo arm's must dlately challenges attention—these are while the men fought or hunted. 18c. pound. ' NOTICE. TORNADO go forward unfalteringly and with- WORKMENS COMPENSATION the things that stamp a room and ren- Gradually the word spinster cumo out stint of funds. The work of the . der It infinitely desirable. You are I'm still at it sawing wood by PLATE GLASS last five years has welded a close I to mean more especially the unmar- the hour. Also wood for sale. BURGLARY bond of regard between the men who ;all familiar with those interiors per- ried daughters, possibly because It HEROY sacrificed and the Red Cross, whose fect to the last detail—every piece of was understood that they -were spin, Oak and maple wood sawed iu BONDS efforts are praised and indorsed by furniture of the right period and in cing for themselves, and the future 23 East Hanover Street, stove lengthB. the right place, and we all know how "bottom drawer," whereas the word Between Broad and Warren Sts., the veterans' organizations. To do uninspired they are and how difficult 95.00 a Load Delivered. all that tan be done to soften the con- wife meant literally one who had been TRENTON, W. J. sequences of the hard blows of war to live in. Nowhere Is the unusual a weaver, and therefore was not now. CHARLES G. GROVES touch, no sense of any personality Later spinster stood exclusively for Is the supreme duty of the Red Cross, Phone or Mail yonr order. We deliver John J. Oehler, to which It, Is giving its best work and breaks through. Everything la stereo- the unmarried, and In 1017 It became Office North Main Street. tn>ed and consequently dolt the legal tarip fpr such. Phone 8M87. CRANBUBY, IN. J. .most Mural service. Phone 868. -. CRANBBRY, W. J.
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The Cranbury Press NEAR EAST RELIEF PLANS S. P. DUNHAM & CO., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80th, 1928. "GOLDEN RULE DAY" FOR WORLD . TRENTON, N. J. Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Bourgalze and son Earl are at Delanco where STOKE HOTJKS 8:30 TO 6:00 O'CLOCK EVEBY DAY they are visiting with Mrs. Horner. A number from Cranbury attend- ed the Easter Star dance given at Sunday Dec. 2nd will be HigHtstown Thanksgiving eve. William Chamberlln of Connecti- cut was a visitor on Thanksgiving Observed by Fourteen with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walters and- Miss Mayme Chamberlin. Nations to aid Near Dainty Christmas Gift Mrs. Harry Schnell entertained on .Thanksgiving all the members of her family. ' East Orphans Mr. and Mr.S. Arthur E. Perrino ' and daughter Mary were Thanks- Handkerchiefs giving day guests with Dr. and Mrs. ILL the Golden Rule work J. P. Robinson at Bound Brook. among nations as well- as in- - No shopping" list.is complete unless handkerchiefs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown enter- W dividuals? are included. ••'••_. taned the members of their family Charles V. Viclcrey, President of the Women's all linen handkerchiefs, with colored embroidery >'esterday. International Near East Association Miss Enid Walker, of Newark, and General Secretary of the Near corners, 25c. and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brasch East Relief, thinks that it will, and _ he and daughter spent Thanksgiving and his associates are busy planning Women's all linen handkerchiefs, nicer kinds, with embroidered - • with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. for international observance of Sun- corners, 35c and 50c. W. Walker. Yday, December 2nd, as "Golden Rule Mr. and Mrs. Willis Applegate Sunday." Women's whiter-linen handkerchiefs, with lace footing, 50c spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. On this day millions of families in ,•;..£•'& •••';. ?.:*, •?' and 75c. " George Cruser of Princeton. a dozen different nations will be asked, Women's all linen sport handkerchiefs, a number of different Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Probasco and through the Near East Relief and_ its Cfias. V. Vickrey, President of the Mr. and Mrs. Willis Applegate and affiliated and co-operating organiza- International Near East Association, colors, 50c. son Earl spent Thanksgiving with tions, to observe the day as one of which sponsors Golden Rule Day. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walker at international goodwill and, as a prac- f Women's all linen handkerchiefs, with Venise lace edges, 50c, Allentown. tical expression of the Golden Rule Golden .Rule, aa an expression on in- 61.00 and $1.50. Mr. and Mrs. Farr Chamberlin principle, to serve a dinner approxi- ternational fellowship and good will and family were visitors over yes- mately the same as that served every and as a source of food supply for the Women's linen initial handkerchiefs, 50c. terday with Mrs. Chaniberlin's day in the year to the orphan chil- homeless and the starving, an Inter- Women's fine lawn handkerchiefs, initialed, 25c. family at Mt. Vernon, New York. dren in the care of the Near East national Golden Rule Dinner is pro- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Everett en- Relief and to contribute the differ- posed for Sunday, December 2nd. Children's handkerchiefs, three in a box, with fancy embroid- tertained on Thanksgiving Mrs. Lu- ence between the cost of this meal "On this day all persons who are ered corners, the box, 25c and 50c. ther Groves, Mrs. Emma Dey and and the usual Sunday dinner to the disposed to make practical application daughter Sarah of Englishtown; Mr. support of the orphans. of the Golden Rule are requested to Children's handkerchiefs, colors and white, with embroidered and Mrs. H. Jones of Plainsboro, "Fully five hundred million people provide for their Sunday dinner the corners, 10c to 25c. ,-> Charles Bergen and family of Somer in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and same menu as that approved and used' Australia, or nearly one-half the pop- for at least 50,000 orphans in the Near Men's all linen handkerchiefs, with narrow hemstitched hems, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chamberlln ulation of the globe, are adherents of East every day. Of course, in Amer- 25c to 81.50. and family were guests Thanks- religions that, in some form, proclaim ican homes there need be no limitation the Golden Rule as a guide in life," of quantity as there must, of necessity, Men's fine cambric handkerchiefs, with colored borders, 25c. giving with Mrs, Chaniberlin's fam- Mr. Viclcrey said. be in the Near East orphanages where ily at Dutch Neck. < "Certainly if, through no fault of not a scrap of food is ever wasted." Men's all linen initial handkerchiefs, 25c and 50c. Mrs. Bessie B. Dey, Miss Melvene ours, it had been our lot to die in the The difference between the cost of Dey, Ernest Walker and George W late war and if our children had been the usual Sunday dinner and the sim- Burroughs were Thanksgiving day left not only without parents or rela- pler, less expensive orphanage menu guests with Mr. and Mrs. George S tives, but also without a country, we is to be made as a contribution and Burroughs and family at Trenton. would hope that some co-religionist or thank offering for the purchase of food Miss Marie Groves, Miss Mary Ed- other philanthropist would provide for for the orphans of the Near East. In sall, Charles C. Groves and Elmer our children at least the necessities of this country people observing the Fine Stationery for Christmas Gifts Edsall were guests over Thanks- life and an opportunity for attaining Golden Rule Sunday will send their giving with Mr. and Mrs. John self-support. contribution to the Near East Relief Artistic stationery, attractively boxed, is aver an Frazler of Philadelphia. "Many families and nations regard headquarters in New York City and acceptable Christmas remembrance. Dr. and Mrs. B. S. VauDyke are -themselves as poor while indulging in other nations will co-operate on the at Gettysburg, Pa., where they are wasteful, non-productive expenditures same day by sending in their con- Glerburne linen finished stationery, two quires of paper and visiting with Mrs. VanDyke's family and consumption of luxuries, the value tributions through their own national gold edged cards, with envelopes to match; comes in white lor four days. of which would save a less fortunate organizations. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Stults en- !family or nation from starvation. Details as to the proper sort of or tints; the box. $1.75. lortained on Thanksgiving Mr. and Luxurious living and self indulgence menu to serve on Golden Rule Day Autocrat linen stationery, two quires stationery, in pink or blue, Mrs. Martin Welsh and Miss Ella may be as injurious to the prosperous may be obtained by writing to National Rome. as undernourishment and starvation Headquarters of the Near East Re- . one color to the box, $2.50. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Perrine had to the less fortunate. » lief, HI Fifth Avenue, New York as their geuests on Thanksgiving, "As a practical application of the City, or to the nearest state office. Autocrat stationery, fine, linen writing paper, packed, four quire3 Rev. and- Mrs. Gill Robb Wilson, paper and gold edged cards, in white only; the box, $5.00. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hoffman and family of Trenton, and Leslie Mrs. Charles V. D. Symmes had CHRISTMAS GOODS. Whiting's organdie, two quires paper and cards, in two sizes; W. Perrine. (her tonsils removed in -Mercer hos- At Mrs. E. Harder's you can gel white only; a box, $3.25. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wilson en- pital at Trenton on Monday. crash towels, 25c to 60c, wasli tertained Thanksgiving Henry Wil- You can put the difference, in the i cloths, 2 for 15c and 2 for 25c Whiting's Aletta linen stationery, two quires paper and gold son of New York, and Mr. and Mrs.bank when you buy at Con's Drug Men's Handkerchiefs, 10c to 50c edged cards, attractively boxed, $1.75. Wm. T. DenUon and family. Store in Cranbury. Are you taking Ladies Handkerchiefs, 5c to 50c Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mershon advantage of this Opportunity? Mr. Also tree ornaments, cards, tags Whiting &. Cook's Louis XIV style deckle edge cards, with had as their guests Thanksgiving Panckevich is iritis; Cranbury ai booklets, ties, arm bands, garter: fancy lined envelopes, one quire to the box, at $2.50. Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Schweitzer first-class Drug Store with prices > and many other novelties for tin and Mr. and Mrs. A. I, -Burroughs that can't be beaten elsewhere. Buy holidays, Whiting & Cook's hand loom stationery, two quires paper and and daughter Betty. I at home and patronize your local gold edged cards, in a box, $2.25. There were two new cases ofrl;. merchants, OYSTHKS! OYSTERS! scarlet lover developi-ii in this: Mrs. D. Hartley Sinclair, of Tren- You can get Oysters at any tim Loretta lawn, one quire paper'and peacock quill pen, in either vicinity this week making five cases ton, formerly Ethel May Hutchinson' right here in Cranbury. Good size white or tints, the box, $1.19. in all. The patients are doing well won a singing prize in New York and strictly fresh^ Also Ice Cream and it in up to everyone of us to recently. The contest ut which she best grades, delivered. Call me or Flaxwheel Homespun stationery, two quires of paper and gold strictly obbervc the quarantine so wns- made a prize winner was con- the phone and your orders wil edge cards, in white and tints, the box, $1.00. that thoiv will I be no further out- ducted by Mana-Zucca, well known receive prompt attention. break ol ilit- (liM-ase. composer. Mrs. Sinclair gave two MRS. MAYME THORTON, Mr.--. A W. Format! iiad as her of Mana-Zucca's songs in such a de- Phone 3M11. Cranbury, N. J uui.?t> Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs.lightful manner that she won anoth Hnrac-- Jenninu..: of Glen Ilocl;. and er prize. .Mana-Zucca \v;is herself COAL. Mr. and Mrs. Archie I'oriiian and the accompanist. She was also Large size Pea Coal of excellen lumily of Elizabeth. of the contest. quality. Immediate delivery an Boudoir Caps, the Gift Practical Mr. iinri Mrs. Russell Johnson and Henry Wilson, o,f New York, w; quantity. Tracy H. Dawes, Phon -'What will prove more pleasing than the gift of a Mm Warren wcie Thanksgiving day a visitor over the week end with his 04,'Hightstown, N. J. mn-sts with Mr. and Mr?. Alexanderparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wilson. beautiful boudoir cap ? Mrs. E. S. Barclay was a visitor FOR_ SALE—Seasoned Oak Wood Paul at Long Branch. sawed in "stove lengths, ?5.00~pe Mrs. D. \V. Clayton had as her in Philadelphia on Monday. Novelty boudoir caps, made of satin- or fancy silks; trimmed Milton Vanderveer of Brooklyn, load delivered. • Harry Perrine, guests, on Thanksgivinir Mr. and Cranbury Neck, N. J. Phone 3J81 with laces; in orchid, flesh or blue, 50c. ." Mrs. li. Clayton and family. Mr. spent the week end with friends in and Mrs. Atrhur Clayton and family town. Boudoir caps of heavy silk and satin, trimmed -with fin© laces and Miss Anna Chamberlin. Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Schweit- and rose buds, in pink, blue, lavender, turquoise or cope; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gordon zer were visitors in Philadelphia were guests Thanksgiving with Mr. this week. neatly boxed, $1.00. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon of New Mrs. A. L. Burroughs entertained Boudoir caps of heavy satin, trimmed with laces and rose buds York. at three tables of bridge Monday Mr. and Mrs. William K. Snede- afternoon at her home in South of ribbon in coral, rose, lavender, pink and blue; attractive- l;er entertained Thanksgiving Mr. Cranbury. ly boxed, $1.19. and Mrs. Herbert Lambertson and • Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rue were tamily of Freehold, Mr. and Mrs.guests over Thanksgiving with Mr. Finer kinds boudoir caps, ofheavy satin, trimmed with lace and Samuel Bennett, and Mr. and Mrs.and Mrs. William Reid at Palmyra. fancy ribbon, in turquoise, coral, pink, lavender, rose and Isaiah Barclay. Miss Melvene Dey, of Beechwood Don't forget the Stitch and Chat- School, Jenkintown, Pa., spent over other shades, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. ter fair and supper next Thursday Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs evening in the Second Presbyterian Bessie B. Dey. chapel. Coining aren't you? —Miss Adelaide Everingham, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Farr en- Emma Harder and- Miss Gertrude tertained yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Harder spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Felt Bedroom Slippers, the "Homey" Gift Ralph Farr, Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Frank Compton of South Davlson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farr, Amboy. Comfortable, useful slippers make most acceptable Christ- of Hightstown, Mr. and Mrs. Dis- Mrs. Ely Perrine returned home mas gifts. Sizes for wqmen and children; come in a number of brow Bergen, Miss Adah Rue, Mr.•last week after spending a week ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE and Mrs. Walter Farr, and Mrs. with relatives in Trenton. different colors and styles. . Elizabeth TenBroeck, of Perth Ain- Miss Mary Symmes returned to of boy. her school in Cranford Monday after PERSONAL PROPERTY. Women's sizes, 3 to 7, $1.00. Mrs. Russell Mershon is in Mer- being • at her home in South- Cran- Children's slippers; 89c and $1.00. bury for B. week, her school being The undersigned, Administrator cer hospital Trenton with her daugh of the estate of Martin V. Higgins, tor, Alice, who Is awaiting an opera- closed due to an epidemic of measles. deceased .will sell at Public Sale on tion on her throat, as soon as her the premises near Withington's condition will permit C. H. Lewis spent a day last week The, committees are busy getting'with his daughter Mrs. R Bruce Station, Kingston, N. J., on ready for the Stitch and Chatter Gordon who is ill in a Newark SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st, Fair and Supper to be *held in the hospital. Second Presbyterian chapel next 1923 at eleven o'clock A. M. Sharp. S. P. Dunham * Co., Thursday evening, December Gth. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. Two work Horses, one good Road A delicious Chicken Salad Supper Mare, one Hog, one Cow, lot of THE STORE THAT SCATTERS CHRISTMAS CHEER We are mailing at this time a Chickens. will be served at 6 o'clock, and there Wagons and Harness—Two Farm will be manv beautiful and useful number of subscriptions to The Wagons, Road Wagon, Two Sleighs, fancy articles on sale. Don;t miss it. Press which are now due. We Two Wood Sleds, Harness, etc. Come to Cranbury and enjoy a good appreciate your attention to them Farm Machinery—Hay Rake, Hay supper and buy your Christmas gifts when received. Thanking >ou, we Tedder, Mowing Machine, Platform Don't forget, meet me at the supper, are, THVerE y CRANBURtruly yoursY ,PRESS. Scales, Corn Shelter, Shovels, Forks, Why not, after the holidays, re- and numerous other articles. vive the Cranbury Board of Trade? -o The strength of the Mellon pro- Household Goods—Three Feather The town needs such an organiza- lt Beds, Bookcase, China Closet, Side- FARM LOANS ON UNITED tion, especially if we expect to pro- posal rests in the fact that board, Center Tables, Couches, THE SUN OPTICAL CO. Kress. Think it over men, isn't it mean an almost horizontal reduct- Chairs, Rocking Chairs Morris Chair STATES GOVERNMENT PLAN worth while? .ion of the taxes paid by every one Oil Cloth, Carpets, -Parlor Suite, 2 Charles Harris of New 'York was of the 7,250,000 income taxpayers. Bed Room Suites, Organ, Parlor F. C. LEANING, Pres. an over Sunday visitor with Mr. —Public Ledger. Stove, Janeway Stove,'Range Lamps 33 years to pay, no commissions and Mrs. Charles Petty. I „„.. XJ^ATTW .Dishes, Kitchen Utensils, and many Miss Carolyn Hance of Holmdel GOOD HEALTH. other articles too numerous to charged, no renewals, no red tape, was a visitor last week with Miss mention. ' you do not buy stock in the Bank, 38 Wesj* State Street, Tienton, N, J. Adelaid.eiaiae uverm^amEveringham.. . It you would enjoy good health Lot of Old Corn, 8 Tons of Hay, loans closed quickly. Under Gov- Mrs. Alice Suydam is .visiting Mr. keep your bowels regular. No one. hope t fee 1 3 Chicken Houses, Lot of Manure, ernment supervision. Apply di- Between Warren and Willow Streets, opposite aite ol new and Mrs. George Ward bf Paterson. can reasonably , wh ° n eeXi' Round Post, Fire Wood. Mrs. Lizzie Schnell was a visitor when constipated When needed A credit of Six Months will be rect to the Bank. Pay no coin- Staoy-Trent Hotel, within site of the old location At Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Harry take) Chamberlain s Tablets. They given on all sums over $25 by note missions to anyone. For details State and Warren Streete, one-hall blook west. Schnell o£ Trenton. - are mild and gentle. with approved security. write to New York and New Jer- The M. E. Sunday School will — „_„„„,. hrp(, Rhode W. W. EMENS, sey Joint Stock Land Bank, 31 hold their Christmas entertainment FOIslanR SALE-Thoroutd Red Cockerelsh bre. d Rhode Administrator. Clinton St., Newark, N. J. Byes Examined, Glasses Prgscribed, Made and Repaired, and party on Monday evening, Dec.i Cranbury^°"A RR(, 3MG61 Cockerels. . rnone F: F. Grove, Auctioneer. 24th. ' I THE CRANBURY PRESS. Sure Relief ANOTHER NURSE MANY PEOPLE FOR INDIGESTION PRAISES TANLAG HAVE GOLDS CAPTAIN SAZARAC Almost An Epidemic-Father Mrs. Leona Culpepper, 17 Lnclle Aye- 6 BELL-ANS nue, who was a trained nurse for fif- John's Medicine of Great Value Hot water teen years, Is another highly esteemed Sure Relief Atlanta woman whose gratitude and Doctors say that there seems to be a desire to help others prompts her to By CHARLES TENNEY JACKSON wave of colds In this section at thlfl tell of the wonderful results she de- time. It Is worth remembering that Copyright by The Bobbe-Verrin Cuingmf Father John's Medicine Is of particu- ELL-ANS rived from the Tanlac treatment. lar value treat- 25* AND 754 PACKAGES EVERYWHERE "I had suffered from nervous In- Ing colds and digestion and loss of appetite for four at her moorings before the Place before the ballroom vestibule—amidst coughs and giv- or five years," said Mrs. Culpepper, ing strength to "I OFFER A SHIP" ffAnnes I*' the flash of carriage wheels, sleek- "and waa nearly always nauseated. I "Certainly the venture cannot be de-, coated animals turning among the. ward off the had heartburn so bad I could hardly danger of catch- SYNOPSIS.—Under the name of layed a moment, beyond that—" bright-coated gentlemen and shouting Ing cold. The stand It, and became so weak and "Cantata Sazarac," and disguised, "Well and good I But It Is the night hostlers, there came one brown, nervous I could hardly do my house* Jean Lafltte, former freebooter basis of Father congestion, of Baratarta, proscribed, returns of the banquet to celebrate the plot slcinned fellow tugging to hold back a John's Medicine , hoarsen***. Taken in- work. tmudlr aoothes.bi* to the elty of New Orleans. He Napoleon. I, myself, am to make a spirited steed. - Unsteadily, as . by has always been flamaa tocabnuipg, "Reading what Tanlac had done for li recognized by two of his old chance he. was jerked on by the horse, cod Hver oil tp ghis For modest speech of acceptance for my whoop in (r others, I decided to try it, and by the companions, Aldorman Dominique combined with and Beluche. At the . framing: aunt, Baroness Pontalba, as I take the groom finally held up at tbe ban* CBOUP time'I finished the first bottle I was tables . Sazarao ' hue won much over her Interests in outfitting the quette of broad stones on which stood other elements feeling so much better that I bought money from Colonel Carr, Brit- Seraphine 1" the Idle candle seller. To him tha .which soothe two more. When I had finished the ish officer. John Jarvlo, the city's groom muttered: ' • | and heal . the first bohemlan of the arts and "I should say It Is very well. Put- breathing tract. third bottle I was feeling fine and had tine back to the dty at once, with 'Monsieur Almonaster Is here. He actually gained sixteen pounds. Tan- letters, an oldtime friend of La- At the same fltto, tells of a woman's face and your blacks, and appearing at the af- thought it beBt. They gibe him round- j time nourishing lac Is all that Is claimed for it" smile. Aa hts last wager, Carr fair, you are shielded from all con-ly about the affair Lafltte, but be pro- food elements Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug- puts up a woman, presumably a slave. Custom compels Sazarac nivance with what the Infamous Saza- tests—he has given half his plantation are quickly taken up and made Into gists. Take no substitute.—Advertise- to accept the stake. He wins. rac may do." * force to the military and the city new flesh and strength, thereby great- ment. His old associates and Count "Ah, but I" exclaimed De Almorias- guard who are beating out the woodi ly Incseaslng the power of resistance. Raoul de Almonastcr accost him Father John's Medicine does Its work as Lafltte. A project of the ter. "There Is to, be a ball at thefor the stolen lady. He has de- Silent Admiration. youthful adventurers of New Or- Theatre d'Orleans. The youth and nounced as deeply as any against tha without narcotic drugs or stimulants. A clergyman with a large nose was leans is the rescue of Napoleon chivalry of the city are to dance there, outrage—and he thought It beat t« Invited to tea with a woman who had Bonaparte from' St. Helena, and a ship, the Seraphine, has been and then away to the Seraphine her- come Join the gallants. How goes It, a talkative child, whom his mother made ready. From De Almonas- self to revel and drink to the plot Gorgior warned severely not to pass any rude ter Sazarac learns that the slrl upon her decks." "With the few of us In town—well. remarks during the meal. he "won" at the card table !» "At what hour. Monsieur? I admit And, be assured, across the river the The boy's eyes were fixed on the white, of hlg-h estate, and that the matter has been made a by- this Is disconcerting." Captain Jean will have his fellows clergyman so long that the mother word In the city's resorts. Saz- "At twelve o'clock. The ship will ready! Be on, now I Yon must not frowned .upon the child, whereupon he arac finds Mademoiselle Lestron. be ablaze with, lanterns and hung with talk to me overlong. Only, Teton, we shouted. a fellow passenger on a river steamer a few days before, and ribbons! Nom de Dleu! It Is too late Idle here, armed and watchful—and a "It's all right, mother; I'm not go- with whom he had fallen in love, to change the affair! I could bite my word from your master—" ing to say anything. I'm only looking is the girl and in chivalry fore- fingers that I did not think" of the "Monsieur de Almonaster Is to send at It!" fjoea his revenge against Carr. Jarvls admires Mademoiselle Lcn- banquet. Commander Bosslere will word by me—I am to hang about Greatly Aid Digestion troD. Ho is a witness of the preside. De Marlgny, Barre, Pierre drinking with the servants at oar side Tone op (he stamacb and baveht meeting and picks up a. camellia des Trehan, young De la Vergne—the relieve dlftrev after .eating: break GIRLS! A GLEAMY MASS which the girl had thrown, un- entrance—watching." noticed, to Sazarac. Jarvls Is officers of the garrison and the mu- "Word must come In time—before op gas: carry off waste. Easy to Sore^lhroat OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR nicipality—the affair wlll_be an up- trice. Qtrick in action- Women find dangerous; he talks too much In the party leaves for the ship—wa Jagnes* Capwdeq pgrtteolariy vat- Although more powerful in the pres- his caps. His old associates of roar until sunrise 1" must know that an hour before." ence of saliva than pore Carbolic Acid, 35-Cent "Danderine" So Improves Life- the Baratarta days urge Lafltte ' ."Midnight," commented the other. "My master will be assured. The bowel disturbances daring pregnan- Zonite can be freely usea as a gargle less, Neglected Hair. to take command of the Sera- "Well, then—by Bonaparte, himself— or throat spray at sufficient strength phine, ostensibly to rescue Napo- fun grows furious already—It will be cy and change of Ef e. men these leon but really to fly tho black Monsieur Sazarac shall attend. He drawn ere they think of supper on the organs are 001x811017 to destroy all disease germs with which -An abundance flag and cruise the seas. He will stand at the banquet table In the Contain no habk-temlag d It cosies in contact. hesitates. Jarvls Is a wltnesa of Seraphine." of luxuriant hair ths kidnaping of Mademoiselle emperor's suite and toast the absent "Be gone! Here'comes one of tlio At all druggists or 60 cents by mail The promptness with which Zonite re- full of gloss, LeErtron. but his story Is not guests. He will be the ghost .out of police guard!" postpaid from Aques Capsule Co., UeTesmost throat affections has been gleams and life (riven credence. De Almonaster the dark, and fleeting on to the dark- t Plattsburg, N. V. entertains Sazarac, now admitted- s' The quarter-blood groom led on De a revelation to tens of thousands of shortly follows a ly Jean Lafltte, at his country Almonaster's horse. "And again the users of this new form of antiseptic genuine toning up house. Lafltte, accused of the candle seller raised his monotonous of neglected abductlen of Mademoiselle Les- tron, is warned of tho approach cry down the rue Koyale. And from scalps with de- of a military party seeking to the river end of Antolne's alley wan- pendable "Dan- arrest, him. He escapes to the dered another figure; at the deep en- derine." swamps of Baratarla. Lafltte try to the Padre's house, midway In bnik Falling hair, n learns that Mademoiselle Lestron &HOWOWH0IS has been placed on the ship the tree-shaded obscurity, the old An- itching scalp and the dandruff Is cor- Gonaron. for the West Indies. In- dalusian beggar sank' on the stones COUGH 2 rected immediately. Thin, dry, wispy fluenced by his followers of the — -o-IU b« rallered bT MADAME EODAO with a sigh—and adjusted the pair of PORTER COUGH BALSAli. For nretn or fading hair Is quickly Invigorated, freebootlng days, and by De Al- p«opl« b>T« rdfed on tblJ woaderf al remedy monaster, chief owner of the Ser- pistols at his belt to more ease. for eoazfaj, colds, hoancceu &nd ottitt taking on new strength, color and bronchia] ailment*. S*fa for children. FUt> GREEN MOUNTAIN aphine, Lafltte agrees to seize When Gorgio wandered this way •ut-tuUng. youthful beauty. "Danderine" Is de- the ship and sail to the rescue Sold Eomrjwhfrm—25c. of Mademoiselle Lestron. again, the vagrant seemed asleep. lightful on the hair; a refreshing, Then came his mutter: "Perhaps, on HALL ft RUCKEL. N. Y.. MFRS. stimulating tonic—not sticky or greasy I the rue de la Levee—by the first mar- ASTHMA Any drug store.—Advertisement. COMPOUND ket stall, there might await a cus- Wanted to See the Boss. quickly reHeres the distress- tomer. Thou art too noisy at the best A green salesman had been turned ing paroxysms. TJB«1 for . Accommodating. CHAPTER Vfl—Continued. 53 years and result of long for the Padre's street, eh—Frore loose on the druc trade. lie hadn't experience In' treatment of Tailor—I should like to know when> —10— Diable?" been out long when he struck tin en- throat and Inn? diseases by you are going to pay that bill. I can't Dr. J. H. Guild. BTtEE TKIAL He took his smi£f debonairly. And "Custom Is bnd at least," retorted terprising shop doing business as the BOX, Treatise on Asthma, Its come here every day In the week. suddenly, with a shout of Joy, the hairy Gorgio, "but you—the police KWIH Hygela Pharmacy. The salesman had causes, treatment, etc., Bent .Jones—What day would suit you . , on request. 25c and 81.00 at giant, Johanness, seized the count's harry you on ns well." been drilled In approach methods nnd druggists. J.H. Guild Co., Box 84, Rupert, Vt vest? slender hand. "There—once more! I "Not with Padre Antolne, my good Instructed not to lose any time. S» "Saturday." told you, Jean, that this young aristo- friend, above at his book," growled the when the penlal proprietor came for- New U. S. Fur Farm. • - "Very well, then, you may call every crat was the truest adventurer of us other. ."Do as I bid—I was sent." ward to Inquire his business, he spoke The new experimental fur farm of Saturday."—London Answers. all f Now, he proposes a ship I A ship And on Idled the candle man, with up briskly: "Kindly let me see Mr. the "bureau of biological survey, for Sazarac!" his owl-cry to the gallerled homes. Hygeln." United States Department of Agricul- Wright's Indian VeRetablo Pills contain The Captain Sazarac In turn grasped Under the thick arches of the ancient ture, is located in Greenfield township, only vegetable Ingredients which act as a gentlo purgative. 372 Pearl St., N. Y. Adv. De Almonaster's hand: "Well, then, market he bantered hoarsely about the ^lany" people imagine that Worms o» Saratoga county. New York. This farm Bohon, get word to the Temple! cabbage and fowl stalls. At this hour Taprworm cannot bo expelled entirely. A consists of about 20 acres of well- single, doso of "Dead Shot" proves that they Where Is Her Wisdom? Choose your Jtellows well, and have the market was little visited and few can. 372 Pearl St.. N. Y. Adv. drained and wooded land and contains Smith—My wife's not a fool, by any kept open. A few lazy Indian womea a farmhouse which Is being renovated them come by the water trails secretly means. to Monsieur ' Berthoud's plantation "Belles Chandelles, M'sleul Madame! and mulattoes grumbled back at Goi> "Mebbo" He's Right. to be used as a residence for the su- Jones—Then why on earth did she glo's Jests; an early cart or two Jud Tunkins says mebbe It's bette* - perlntendent of _the farm and his fam- across from tne upper city. And not Belles Chandelles!" marry you? a field-hand or house-slave must so tiflcked In to unload for the morrow's for people not to have so much money ily. Present"pians~cairf6F~a~serTes of : ness-that-awalts-him.-He-wlll-bebrief- -bnsiness,-and-it-was-to-oneJof -these,- _that_they_can_.afford_£o _start dlvorca_ modern pens to accommodate foxes, much as have sight of a shTrt taII of When Baby has the cronn, use HOIBIO'B yon all. No liquor, there! No brawl- In his role, this Sazarac—grasping at on which a trio of trucksters smoked proceedings at the first little family martens, and skunks and other fur Croup Remedy. It strikes' at tho root of a. flicker of moonlight; and for his an Idly, that the old man came. quarrel. bearers. The animals and equipment tho disease. 50 cts. All druggists.—Adv. ing, until we have descended by the old smuggler's road and taken the Na- swer—silence." They shot down "dark, inscrutable were moved from Keesevllle to the Courage Is boldness built of moral new farm recently. poleon ship!" "lances. Algebra Is said to rrnin the Intel, timber. The score of figures crowded on the "Pierre," muttered Gorgio, "yon are lect, but some wonderful successes logger's deck, or wading waist-deep i charge of these?" never h?rt It. about her bow, holding the flambeaus "In all, sixteen of us, sleeping about and 6trlvlag to listen to the confer- 'le stalls," came In the patois. "Tho ence, raised a hoarse cry. Crackley, ollce guards note nothing. But of Hall's Catarrh the leader of the deserters, strove for ne fellows who must cross by the u a dominance over the younger men. ver, there Is delay. What was the Tieatment,both . "Eh, bullies! I told you there 3ur?" local and Internal, and has been succest* would be blood-letting, onre we had "It cannot be set to a moment. At ful in tbe treatment of Catarrh for over the man to lead us! A ship, and then ildnlght the ball must have taken forty years. Sold by all druggists. '• over th« line at the king o' Spain's very Idler from the plaza to crowd F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio traffic, says I!" bout and gape at the gentry. Save At a word from Bohon there was a :>r the cursed lights about the ship scattering of the Islanders from the .self, all would be clear. It must be smuggler's rail. A whispered confer- 3uch and board quickly." "Two of Johanness' men are already Brooklyn Sufferer Feels Like New Man ence here and there; secret orders Conrad Stoebener, 1677 Linden given; gesticulations of surprise and nllsted in the crew. They report all Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., writes—"Suf- ferrritatlon, as the lieutenants ex- veil, save that old Bosslere fusses fered from piles for ten years. Have plained what must be arrnnged. about the tables on tbe deck—the tried several remedies, but to no avail. At the lugger's bow there now stood higher over his basket. The ruelights and Wine and cuisine keep the Finished taking the first bottle o£ but two figures. The gamester, Saza- d'Orleans was a blaze of light show- servants all astir." Colac and felt like a new man. rac, had placed a hand on the younger Ing forth the low facade of the famous "He will go to the ball later. As COLAO PILE PILLS are not a ca- man's shoulder. ballroom. From carriages, dusky, be- commander of the Napoleon expedi- thartic. They speed up circulation In "You peril your life and your for- jew^led women were alighting; and tion, and the affair in honor of the lower bowel and drive piles away. Do SAY "BAYER" when you tune, Monsieur. There is but oneacross the cobbles-grooms led horses Seraphine's departure on a next week's away with salves, suppositories, oper- from which gentlemen had Just dis- ations. Coiac Is only 60c at druggists, Btake for which I would accept such a tide, the young bravos will have him or 65c postpaid plain wrapped from Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians fpj mad offer from a friend. Cine night, mounted to wander by groups to the In the whirl." barroom or to the crowded vestibule Colac Chemical Co., Glens Falls, N. Y. upon the staircase at the hotel, I satd 1 "Monsieur de Almonasrer** groom la Colds Headache ' Neuralgia LumBago bluntly, merely as a vagabond may of the Quadroon ball. Laughing, Jest- to fetch the first word to me>—I to Pe- speak his thought, with nothing to lose ing gallants, some of more youthful ter, the beggar, who plays the sot on Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism appearance glancing rather timorously SELDOM SEE or gain—that I loved the lady of my the steps of the Padre's house. He . * big knee Ilk* thlt, but yon» wager at Maspero's. I went my way, up the street, for this was a frolic to you In the market—then you to the horM tamy have a bunch or bruin Accept only "Bayer" package on hU ankle, hock. «tifl«,knMc asking no answer. The moonlight was not countenanced openly—and yet the lantern signal under the rue Toulouse throat. which contains proven directions. on the palms and myrtle ... I gentlemen of the town and the plan- landing. Then the six boats shoot Handy "Bayer" bores of 12 tablets.. Could not well see, but I thought some- tations would be there. Favorites and with all speed from the other shorej Also bottlcB of 24 and 100—Druggists. thing fell and vanished from my sight. mistresses—the famed beauties of the At the first commotion as they swing Li tbe trail* mark of Bajer Hmnfarture of Moaoacetlc&cldester of It nflght have been her answer." demi-monde—and perhaps a few bet- aboard, jour fellows rush openly from "Very Ukely It was the lady's an- ter recognized were lured to the Ball tbe market, cast off the mooring lUws ' dean it off without Uy- swer," smiled De Almonaster. d'Orleans to wonder curiously how and Join. It Is overboard with any Ing up tha horse. No blUter, brothers, fathers and lovers might who oppose." no hair gone. Concentrated Two pleasant ways "Eh, well! Out of the shadows It —only a few dropi required at an came—Into the shadows It vanished. comport themselves at the revel. application. «2J0 per bottle de- Tt appears to be like my life. It seems The old candle seller, In the shadow livered. Deecribo your eaee for to relieve a cough* of the trees In the cathedral garden "Ah, to play ths part of Sax- I tptcitHmlructiant,aail-kairm to bate the prophecy of iny love. Ah, '.YOUNG, lac. SUl}BusSt,8*riatfitU,Kue. Take your choice and suit a curious thing!—a flicker In theacross the rue Royale, watched un- arac—one hour!" your taste. 8-B—or Menthol moonlight—and silence!" ceasingly. Behind* him lay the narrow- flavor. A sure relief for coughs, "I offer, Monaleur, a ship, my friend- paved Alley St. Antolne between the KEEP EYES WELL! (TO BHJ CONTINUED.) Dr. TliompMn'a Bro Water will colds and hoarseness. Put one ship, my fortune—to compel the lady church and the gloomy, hlgh-gallerled itrengllion them. At drugtrtsu or buildings Jutting over It. The other :ttion thorn'.M.T '- -. Booklet in your mouth at bedtime. in answer!" iTer.Troy, Always koep a box on hand. end opened on the Place d'Armes; and Japanese Story Tellers. Ucnuine rhotocnivhs of the Nation's Capitol. The bronzed adventurer laughed Public story tellers still earn * good Send 2r>a fur Assortment No. 1—elx dirteront •HjhUy. Thatfjc you. Monsieur!" beyond that, the levee where there pictures. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ludwlg A was a group of lanterns forming an livelihood In Japan. In the large cltlM Mullln. 6 Cbannlnc St.,N,B., Washington T>.C. But suddenly bis companion started and towns hundreds of them ply tbei* .with aa amazed gasp. arch over a carpeted gangway that lad AGENTS WANTED—8K10L KNITTED TZEai SMITH BROTHERS to the deck of the gayly lighted Sera- trade, provided with a small table,' a Assorted designs. ti% pront. Ideal Christ- "Sazarac, I have forgotten some- mas proposition. S2.2S doten. post&sr» oald_ phine. fan and a paper wrapper to illustrate M. J. TOOMBY. 818 W. ltOtb/nt° New T*{t- thing t Perdition! It Just came to my and emphasis* tha potato oi M SB. COUCH DROPS dullard mind! 1%e plot is to seise ths The candle peddler looked each way casually. At length. bearlng. Upon this1 shaft a 8-lnch dial WOMEN! DYE FADED and knob are attached. At the .iresent THINGS NEW AGAIN WOMEN OF stage It may be nsed and an adjust- ment of 5 to 1 secured. The gears AimtJemima Dye OP Tint Any Worn, Shabby Qari may be obtained from a telephone bell Jment or Drapery. MIDDLE AGE ringer, which serves • the purpose ad- —Bag Dolls mirably owing to the numerous teeth Relieved of Nervousness and Other on the gears. Cefthisjor * (Bdltad by Q. Douglu Wardrop, Editor For much finer adjustment, another Distressing Ailments by Lydia E. of .Radio Merahudlilng;) firyour shaft In vertical line with the con- Diamond Dye Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Here Is a simple vernier arrange- denser and dial centers may be fitted" Aunt Jemima; Uncle Mose; Wade end Diana—four of the jolliest rag ment for variometers and condensers upon which U mounted a. piece.of rub-, Brooklyn, N. Y.-"I first took Lydta dolls you've ever seen; all in bright which will be found very convenient In ber packing In such a manner as to Each 15-cent package of "Diamond colors ready to cut end stuff. Also RPinkhanva Vegetable Compound four Dyes" contains directions so simple 'ears ago, and am tuning for O.W.. bear friction against the nnder side of a sample package of Aunt Jemima aking it now for the Fig. 1 shows the rubber knob and the dial. A small binding post knob that- any woman can dye or tint any Prepared Buckwheat Flour, a sample Change of Life and the binding post from which the vernier ii attached to this shaft which further old* •worn, faded thing new, even U package of the famous Aunt Jemima other troubles and I Is made. Almost any type or size of allows close adjustment, similar to the she has never dyed before. Choose Pancake Flour and a recipe folder receive great benefit rubber knob may be used. The .dimen- vernier attachments on the market to- any color at drug store.—Advertise- telling how to use it in making fine - from it. I am willing sions shown, of course, will require to ment. waffles, muffins and special pancake to let yon use my day. The dial will turn several times treats. Send coupon and 30c ia letter as a .testimo- be changed accordingly. The knob 8tam£>3 or coin—today. <, nsed measured one-half Inch In diame- A Safe Way. nial because it is the L ter and one-half Inch deep, with a He was talking to his friend Scrib- • »^i» • > . || !• Ml M.I M MM II' ~ ~' truth. I found your ''Aunt Jemima Mills Company, Dept. 14S-B booklet in my letter- knurled rim three-quarters of an inch bler, the journalist. 1 box andreaditcare- In diameter. ' To adapt this binding "Do you believe In writing anony- St. Josopb, Mo. folly, and that is how post face off the one-half Inch length mously?" he asked the hero of the Enclosed fend 30c. Please send dolls, samples, etc. II„ cacamn e to tak- e th- e to one-quarter Inch, and bevel the pen. PRINT Nun Vegetable Compound myself. It has length to an angle of 45 degrees. This St-orR. D. given me quiet nerves so that I sleep all Scribbler lookedto see that the door night, and a better appetite. I have rec- can be conveniently done by screwing of his study was shut ere he replied In Town .State.. the knob on a threaded rod which Is. ommended it already to all my friends a confidential whisper: No Smoke Inspector. High Cost of Living. put Into a collet and turned In a lathe. and relatives."—Mrs. ENGLEMANN, 2032 "Well, I've often wished that one of Mrs. Upstairs—Is their married life Wife—Oh, Richard, baby swallowefi'i Palmetto St JUdge wood, Brooklyn, N.Y. The threaded rod Is an 8-32 machine my productions had been anonymous." cloudless? a quarter today. \.- For the woman suffering from nervous screw with the head cut off. An 8-32 "What was that?" troubles causing sleeplessness, head- round-head machine screw, a one-half Mrs. Nexdore—Mercy sakes, yes, Hub—Can't you give him a less ex- ache, hysteria, r'the blues," Lydia E. "A letter proposing to Mrs. Scrib- she won't even let him blow a cloud of pensive diet?—Boston Evening Tran- Inch spring to pass over the machine bler," groaned the writer. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will be screw and a small brass washer com- smoke. script. found a splendid medicine. For the plete the vernier. A, hole Is drilled woman of middle age who is passing 5 Jbr Economical Trantporiatlou through the trials of that period, it can through the panel slightly below the DEMAND "BAYER' ASPIRIN be depended upon to relieve the troubles before the condenser has made half a common at that time. revolution and In order to know how Aspfrfn Marked With "Bayer Cross" Remember, the Vegetable Compound your condenser is setting, a 180-degree Has Been Proved Safe by Millions. has a record of nearly fifty years of scale is mounted on the large cog service and thousands of women praiao wheel and an opening cut la the panel Warning! Unless you see the name its merit, as does Mrs. Englemann. to view the scale. — "Bayer" on package or en tablets you You should give it a fair trial now. The Illustration makes this descrip- are not getting the genuine Bayer tion clearer and from the general plan Aspirin proved safe by millions and Quality Cars at niHESC0l05.-.LACRIPPE the amateur may devise his own means prescribed by physicians for 23 years. for mounting the gears and condensers Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. Imitations may prove dangerous.—Adv. Quantity Prices he may have on hand. ,! Q Chevrolet now leads all high-grade cars ia Cottonseed in Egypt. number sold. Santera ecM remedy worM oat. Ttemaad Vernier Adjustment The production of cottonseed oil and boa bearing Mr. Hffi'sportraitandsipiatum cake is a flourishing Egyptian indus- Out new low prices have been made possible tiaLS At MI DnttjMa—30 Ctnto to Be Used on Dials try. There are seven large crushing through doubling our productive capacity. A vernier adjustment to be used on mills owned by European companies Tho Brute. the dials of condensers may be easily In Alexandria, Cairo, Kafr el Zayat We are now operating twelve mammoth manu- Wile <(wlth empty pocketbook)— made with the following parts: and MIt Ghamr. In 1922 4,506,000 facturing and assembly plants throughout the Td like a little—a little change, dear. Three-slxteenth-Inch rod. kilos of cottonseed oil were exported United States in which thousands of skilled work* from Egypt to the value of £183,000; Heartless Husband—So would I. But Three-quarter-Inch rubber stopper. men are turning out 2500 Clievrolete per day. the law requires we be divorced first. 13,000 metric tons of cottonseed cake Knob to fit on rod. •—New York Sun and Globe. valued at £84,000 were also, exported In Cuff to fit rod. See Chevrolet First 1922. - - Notwithstanding our recent big reduction in prices tho dial of the variometer to pass the 8-32 The rod Is set out about three inches quality and equipment of our cars have been steadily in- "CASCARETS" FOR LIVER machine screw. The screw Is Inserted from the front of the panel which as- creased, until today Chevrolet stands beyond comparison AND BOWELS—10C A BOX through fills hole and the spring sists in eliminating the hand capacity Cuticura Soap for the Complexion. as the best dollar value of any cat sold at any price and tho washer slipped over It, and, lastly, the Nothing better than Cuticura Soap most economical car to rpajnTrinT Cures Biliousness, Constipation, Sick tapered rubber knob 1B screwed on. dally and Ointment now and then as Headache.Indlgestion. Drug stores. Adv. It Is preferable to use a machine ;Holeiq backofCabinet needed to make the complexion clear, Chevrolet Motor Co., Detroit, Michigan Ecrew which Is threaded only at the scalp clean and hands soft and white. Division oflQencral Motort Corporation _ Strategy. .end on which the knob Is screwed as a Add to this the fascinating, fragrant "When are you going to marry machine screw entirely threaded Cuticura, Talcum, and you have the Superior Roiditer ..... $490 CommercialJCarj Lonlse?" tends to catch In the hole when the Cuticura Toilet Trio.—Advertisement Superior Tourin* 495 Superior-CommercUI Chain. . .4399 8operior Utility Coupo . . . . 640 • Superior Usht DelircrT ... 495 "After she does her fall shopping." vernier is manipulated. To" operate Superior S«dia ...... 795 Utility Expreu Track Chuils . 550 •the vernier a slight pressure Is ap- Some Driver. plied while turning, which permits the Are you a good driver? AU prices f. a. b. Flint, Mtchiian "DANDELION BUTTER COLOR" tapered periphery of the vernier to en- Motor, golf, charity, pile or slave?— A harmless vegetable butter color gage with the rim of the dial, enabling Philadelphia Record. nsed by millions for 50 years. Drug a micrometer adjustment. Dealers and Service stores and general stores sell bottles One Trial Will Convince You StationsEverywhere of "Dandelion" for 35 cents.—Adv. that Allcock's Plaster is by far the How Loop Antenna Can quickest, safest and most certain rem- Let's be thankful for the privilege edy for all local nches and pnins.—Adv. of being on earth. Be Made by Amateurs Many amateurs are handicapped In First on Record. Schools for scandal are also badly their erection of an antenna by lack of effect when tuning for C.W. The rod "Who wns Delilah?" overcrowded. space. A loop aerial as shown In the passes through the panel and is in- "The original lady barber."—Ex- diagram can be constructed and will serted in a hole at the back of the change. obtaio very good results with one cabinet. The cuff on the rod is brought vacuum tube detector. close to the back of the panel. The A Standard for 90 Years. Help That Achy Back! To construct this loop, two laths of .Are you dragging around, day after rubber stopper Is cut in half and a hole As a laxative and blood purifier there wood 25V4 Inches long should be ob- drilled through the middle. The rod Is nothing better than Brnndreth Pills, day, with a dull, unceasing backache? tained. A notch is cut In the center of Are you lame in the morning; both- Is passed through with the larger end In use throughout the world.—Adv. each and they are joined together to ered with headaches, dizziness and uri- of the stopper towards the panel. The form-an "X." Four laths of wood each nary disorders! Feel tired, irritable dial bears against the tapering rubber. It is well our faults are not written and discouraged? Then there's surely 18 Inches long are nailed across the ex- on our faces. something wrong, and likely it'B-kidney weakness. Don't neglect it! Get back Make Safety-Pin Work your health while you can. Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan's have helped as Crystal Detector thousands of ailing folks. They should help you. Ask your neighbor! The clip Is made of brass 16 to 18 gauge, about % Inch wide by 2 Inches A New York Case long, cut as per Fig. 2. Instead of Health and good looks I^1*""" 0& Mrs. V. HuBsell, <-Saratoga St., Hoo- using a brass clip a test clip will do to -slck Falls, N. Y., hold the crystal. The rod (b) Is a says: '"I had a dull, —the reward of internal cleanliness Bteady pain across the small or my back. When I EALTH and good looks go Medical science,' through knowl- stooped, a sudden crick cauftht me Hhand in hand. If you do not edge of the intestinal tract gained across my kidneys, making It hard to keep clean internally, your looks by X-ray observation, has, found r^?=:;stralghton. I had f dizzy spells and wao and health are undermined to- at last in lubrication a means of _ „_ nervous, too. My kidneys were disordered. I used a box of Doan's Kidney Pills. They gether. A clogged intestine breeds overcoming constipation, curcd-me of all symptoms of kidney poisons that reach every trouble." Physicians Favor- ' Get Dom'i ti Anj Store, 60c • Box part of the body. These Lubrication tremltles of the cross supports to form poisons ruin the complex- FOSTER-M1LBURN CO, BUFFALO, N. Y. a square. Commencing 3% Inches wooden rod such as Is used Dy the ion and undermine The lubricant.Nujol.penetratesand from the center, saw-cuts % Inch apart butchers to hold meat together. The softens the hard food waste and are made on both edges of the cross safety-pin Is bound to the rod with health. Constipation support beginning at the first or inner wire, a hole being drilled for the rod. brings on such ailments thus hastens its passage through saw-cut. No. 22 D.C.C. wire is wound No dimensions are given as this is left as headaches, bilious at- and out of the body. Thus Nujol CORNS tightly In a clockwise direction to the to the experimenter and whatever ma' outer edge. The loop Is then turned terials he has on hand. GooJLoob tacks, and insomnia— brings internal cleanliness. if Kou Ketp Ckan Intcmajlu over and the wiring continued In an each of which sapsyour anti-clockwise direction back to the Not a Medicine first saw-cut on the opposite side. Two health and vitality. Soon much Nujol is not a lax- binding poBts are fastened to the cross more serious conditions follow. supports to which the ends of the wire SHORT CIRCUITS ative and cannot are connected. A strip of wood Is In constipation, say intestinal spe- gripe. Nujol is fastened across the two opposite legs used in leading of the cross supports. A hole Is bored When a set has just been wlret cialists, lies the primary cause of of- corresponding size In the center of and is being tried out, if a steady ham more than three-quarters of all ill- hospitals and is the bottom protecting piece and a Is heard in the phones this will tell prescribed by Stop their pain dowel is Inserted to permit the loop to of an open circuit ness including the gravest diseases revolve. Scrape the surface of the crystal and of life. physicians through- in one minute I leave the scrapplngs on the crystal. Laxatives out the world. For quick Luting relief from corns, The catwhlsker has then only to be Clcanllnea Dmnuh Mm Than fhlfllllj Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads stop the pain Trouble in Adjusting placed on any point and a sensitive in one minute by removing the came Aggravate Constipation Don't give dis- —friction ind pressure. Secondary Condenser spot will be found. Laxatives and cathartics do not ease a start. Adopt this habit of Zfoo-padi ire thin, safe, antiseptic, While tuning In phone signals and When the station desired Is tuned In overcome constipation,saysa noted internal cleanliness. Nujol is not hfliitfl^ waterproof and cannot pro- C.W., considerable trouble in adjust- why not assist your neighbor to get duce infection or any bad after-effects. the -.same station by stopping your authority.butbytheircontinueduse .Three sizes—for corns, callouses and ing the secondary condenser Is often a medicine. Like pure water, it is experienced. The following Is a tube from oscillating? Tour music benions.Coet but a trifle. Get a box to- will sound better anyway. tend only to aggravate the condi- harmless. Take Nujol as regularly day at TOW druggist's or shoe dealer's. method devised and used with good re- sults : In wiring your set It Is best to use tion and often lead to permanent as you brush your teeth or wash Take an ordinary 43-plate condenser No. 14 or 16 B and S copper wire. In injury. your face. For sale by all druggists. DtScholl's close wiring cover the wires with cam- out of Its casing and mount a large bric or spaghetti tubing. Round or d gear wheel on Us shaft; the con- square tinned copper makes the neat- denser In turn Is mounted on'the back est job. of the receiving panel in the usual manner with the exception that no shaft protrudes. A small gear wheel* Don't Varnish Coll. Cuticura Soap Is mounted on a brass shaft and fitted When winding a coll for radio use, through the panel so as to mesh with avoid putting paint, varnish or shel- Nui ol —-The Healthy— the large gear. This shaft may be cen- lac on the windings to hold them In Rt«. us. PAT. orr. tered on the cover of the condenser place.. A drop of sealing wax around Shaving Soap ': or other arrangement! made for its the outer edge will do the trick and For Internal Cleanliness I rear bearing, the panel acting as front Is much better. \ HIGHTSTOWN. $Ir. and Mrs. •William Grover of Hickory Corner entertained on Sun- day4 Mr. and Mrs. Perrine Holman New Brunswick's Best Shopping Place \! and family of Clarksburg, and Itff. Trenton's Leading Fur Sto and Mrs. Fred Davison and family of Hightstown. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' B. Schenck Don't Be Carried Away entertained on Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of Roblns- YOUHG'S I ville. ' By the Argufrient of Price Mrs. Lizzie Peppier entertained the past two weeks, her neice, Miss "THE PEOPLE'S STORE." ' i j Virginia Rabold of Roselle. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dey of Free- hold road entertained the past week Mr. and Mrs. Wlllliam Wheeler of Canada. FUR Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Mount of 1 Bergen's Mills spent Thanksgiving TOYLAND •with Mr. and Mrs. William' Rogers at Applegarth. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hoffman, Henry and Howard Hoffman of . Is Now Open. COATS Englishtown spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Thoinas of Center Street. Mrs. Hannah Hutchinson spent I That Are Worth While Wednesday in Philadelphia. Gifts From Santa's Toy Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mount of Price alone is a meaningless argument. As fur- South- Main Street will leave' for Florida the first week in December. Toys for the kiddies—gifts for the older children—truly herd's a riers, we know tbat there is a tremendous difference t Toyshop at its best, with every imaginable, desirable an I interesting in pelts and-a world of difference in the style of 5 DAXTON. Arnold Thomas has resumed his "something." Speciul prepHrations have been made for this occasion. fur coats. fi studies in the automobile depart- At Hammer's, we would not think of putting fi ment at the vocational school atNew Extra space has been taken over—and extra salespeople have been Brunswick. into a coat even one pelt that was of questionable fi Mr. and Mrs.- Win. H. MacDonald I engaged. We're ready ! ' quality in order to bring the price of the coat down s and son, of Freehold, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. even one dollar. S Henry MacDonald. ^ Since furs are sold largely on faith and conn- S Misses Nettie and Maggie Schenck 1 of Highland Park, visited Mrs. Sara Everyone is Invited to Opening This dence, you can appreciate what it means to us to . Jj Schenck and Miss Mary Carson on maintain your belief in this store. S Sunday. Week of Our Enlarged Mr. and Mrs. Everett Errickson In spite of our critical attitude prices' here, a and daughter Dorothy, have return- quality for quality are not approached. o ed from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner of Hoboken. I Florence Stults of Milltown is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and New. Toy and Game Mrs. Henry Stults. O r A. Hammer, Inc., IARRANGE FOR SIX i Department PRUNING DEMONSTRATIONS. , Arrangements are being made for six pruning demonstrations to be held in various sections of the coun- Up Stairs Store - - Hear 160'South Broad Street, TRENTON, NEW JERSEY. ty during the coming month or in ( the spring. These demonstrations will be held in Franklin Park, East Brunswick section, Madison Town- ship, Cranbury and one near Rah- P. J. YOUNG DRY GOODS COMPANY, George and Paterson Sts., way. l The demonsrtations will probably NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY. psaososgooscocgeosocopscccococooscoososooosopscooosoa be given by A. F. Mason, state specialist in fruit growing. All 1 ] fruit growers will be invited to at- ffiHSfiffiffiffia^fflra^ tend~the demonstrations: -and--Mr. Mason will show by actual practice C O A L. } I the most approved method of prun- ing both bearing and non-bearing' qual'itLargve size Pea Coal of excellent .. . . MU.^1.... Immediate delivery any. COOLIDGE URGES OBSERVANCE COLD WEATHER trees. Men attending the demonstra- quanUty Tracy H. Dawes, Phone) tions will be given an opportunity 6.} Hightstown! N. J. to show their own skill in pruning, OF GOLDEN RULE DAY DEC. 2nd IS COMING wiltreel s bane enougd to hfacilitat prunine g mattertools ss othere that! / ° 1 ; BOY'S SUITS JTHB WHiTC MOUSC > every man can work. | Boys- two pa}r pants'suits, sizes Successful fruit growing, accord-, 7" t0 lg. We reduced these suits for ing to Mr. Mason, is in a large the saje last week and are nowo f- Are You Prepared ? measure dependent upon the prop- terin!v at the same price so to give Oototor 26 er pruning of trees. This applies vou a chance t0 do your Christmaass . both to bearing trees and to young shopping for the boys at a big savv-1 - trees. The pruning ot young trees ins to yourseif. < We have a full line is especially important since the, \ve also have a fine assortment of; Ewt East Eollof, la TUth iTOKO, future shape of the treetrees depends men.«. suit3 and overcoats: We give j j to a great extent on the pruning a moth proof guarantee with each j Ea» Toik. V. T. of I when young. In other words the man's suit or overcoat. proper scaffold branches should be, Our pr}ces.On boys' suits cannot Gautlean i • selected when the tree is very young ted with by large cities. We • and all other branches cut out sobo comp(? Men's Sweaters, have tw0 pair paIlts suits tor boys. that as the tree matures in age it j"^ 57^75 "to $$15. TO." OuO r men's'1 "'• "" tt It nth t gooa doe! of will have such a shape as to allow suits and overCoats range from! that ! ctnnoia jout propo»ai to o'joorro oa latsr- the greatest amount of sunlight to S'>3 50 to 54250 | Gloves, Mufflers eatioma aol4oa BaU Diaiar s-jstoy oa m. oecosi get through the trees. Notices of, "We als0 do"dry cleaning and dye-i these demonstrations will be mailed } pressing and repairing of all | ol D»ce=!ior. 1923. I feel rjr« tiat UHi waggst. and to all interested men and everyone wt7ar;n^ apparel. ' is invited to attend. „ coats steamed our specialty I clou «Ui cast with nrj mutfnta «pprotiU ua o- Make tlu-m look-just like new. So ifj «111 brtnj oon cloo.olj to r^-vi u» ciioritaMt Heavy Underwear FARMERS JOIN" COUNTY vou , vc one home tliat looks sUab- rtijniniaiinti of Wate *ix> •» pro«p«rtm> to AXD STATE BOARDS. "by has wrinkles in the back or in Working under the direction of the sleeves, give us a chance at it, «to «i» in t^nmtj. ri cussoiti not oalj t at Russell C. Spratford, of Cranbury, and we will prove to you what we chairman or the County Board Hem- say is right. Hightstown Cleaners practicai cstboa for OJDII trot el Reasonable Prices bership 'Campaign Committee, seven & Dyers, l'hone 61-A.—advertise- solicitors interviewed practically all ment. BjproHVsa os utpattj. by «harta« for • tics tt» of the farmers of Middlesex County o • prlratioo of ott«r». ^ last week in regard to membership . .\re you going to fatten rats this in the County Board of Agriculture winter or kill them now?- ana the State Federation of County I . o • BROOK BROTHERS Boards. Considerable over 300 ....A ^TIMELY SUGGESTION'. Middlesex County farmers joined Thig is the season of the yeari Hightstown, N. J. <. these organizations for the coming when the pvudent and careful house! c^^*»*^ three years. Comparing this with ife rcpienislies her supply of Cham the results secured in other counties berlain-s Cough Remedy. It is al- wbere the campaign lias been in most certaill {0 be needed before the progress, Middlesex County did very over'and results are much Facsimile ol Presidnf Coolidei't Letttr L'rgi«s Oiunnu wintor is ol Golitn Knit Sunday well according to L. A. Cooley, Sec- more pronipt and satisfactory when retary of the State Federation. it is kept at nami and given as soon RESIDENT COOLIDGE has writ- Golden Rule Day will be observed About 30 local farmers in Middle- as the flrst indication of a cold ap- ten to the Near East Relief head- simultaneously in fourteen different I sex County assisted in the drive by s and before it has become set- quarters in New York commend- nations on December 2nd. On this day taking the solicitors around in their Ued in tlle system. There is no ing the idea of International Golden people are asked to forego their usual localities to interview the various j giving it to children as it Rule Day to be observed all over-the more or less elaborate Sunday dinner danRer n world on Sunday, December 2nd, as farmers in the county. Much of the contains no opium or other harmful and eat instead a meal approximately soagacscogoaccGoossccoosossceososcgcocoooososcoosco credit of the success of the drive a means of providing food for thethe same as that served to the orphans should go to these men and to Mr.drug. orphans in the Near East and urging in the care of the Near East Relief the widespread observance of the day, and contribute the difference in the The Seville Monument Manufacturing Co., Inc., i}: spratFord- president" o7 the —•• —»—*—*—. both as a practical method of help coBt of the two menus to the support •o 8 sex County Board of Agriculture, and as an' expression of international of these orphans. E. E. SEVHJLE, Mgr. goodwill. •. whmentso ha. d charge of the local arrange In this country the movement is The President's letter, a facsimile of sponsored by the Near East Relief and Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done which is reproduced above, said in contributions will be made through It. Her a World of Good. part: "I feel sure that this suggestion Other countries will co-operate in the "Chamberlain's Tablets Jiave done will meet with very widespread ap- «arae wny through their own national mo a world of good," writes Mrs. PREPARE proval and will bring more closely to relief organisations. L. Button, Kirkvttfd, N. Y. "I have mind the charitable requirements of Details as to the proper sort of food recommended them' to a number of .those who aree prospprosperoue s to those who to serve on Golden Rule Day may bev my friends and all who have used are i n adversitydi . I t sugests not only obtained by writing to the K«ar Ea«t '• •"•-•{ help, but • the them praise them highly." When The winter days ai'e Ions and a_ practical method of Relief, 151 Fifth Avenue, New York 'troubled with indigestion or consti- nignest expression of sympathy, by &..* n Ijet lls lilke ur City, or the nearest Mate office of the pation, give them a trial and realize dreary- » y° sharing for a time the privations of 1 % for yourself what an excellent medi- fc" relief organization, jg^g^^' home have the atmosphere of cine it is. 1 i cheerfulness, by using ••M-l-I MM* •miM'I"I'I-I-H"H'M"M"l"I"l"l"I"I"l"l-l«"M-M-I"I->I-l-l-l-I"M"l I II"! 1 I H I- Sherwin-Williams PAINTS. Do Your Holiday Shopping Pure Lard and '•'. Come in and look over our • • I •• Sherwin-Williams Paint Guide E A R L Y :: Fresh Pork Sausage I • i nnd you will know exactly By so doing you set the best silk or wool M-iirts, hosiery, • what you need. .shirts, neckwenr, sweaters, bath-robes, house-coats, gloves, For the benefit of my patrons •. TRY IT ONCE. lull dress sets ami cuff buttons, all packed in HOLIDAY I nin keeping my MEAT SHOP •' YOU'LL BE BACK. -BOXES. open every evening until nine % Designers and Builders of o'clock. B. A. DO1»WELLY, GRAN ITE MELM ORIALS i : Orton & Chamberlin, | HABERDASHER Phone 1630—Or write to us for designs and estimate. ] Cranbury, N. J. !! State Street, East ot Broad, TRENTON, N. J. J At the Gate, Greenwood Cemetery, ! William Conway f frl-M'H-t-l Il'I'H-l-i-M-M-I-W-l-I"t"H-M-'M 11-H-l-M-H I M I 1 I I 1 I 1 ^ 1 GREENWOOD AVE., TRENTON, NEW JERSEY. ! Cranbury. N. J. • Phone 400. Subscribe for The Cranbury Press. Only $1.50 . »1 111 lI*'M"M"M-M-H-W.J">-H-i 1111)11' 1