Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 15

“J ONG, long ago there was a King whose boast it was that he had the best feasts that men could devise or cooks could cook. “He had a beautiful daughter, as all Kings of olden time had. When she was old enough the King announced that he would give his daughter’s hand to him who would bring a new beverage that would be as beautiful as golden sunlight, would be icy-cold and hot at the same time, would sparkle and live through a whole feast, and which, while it quenched the thirst of the moment, would awaken desire for it in young and old, rich and poor, male and female. J 5 tions of extending r “a'j “And in due time it came to pass that a refused all peaceful aims, ainly i e people would have the right to judge handsome young Prince, aided by an old ly. But is there the siight- > i tion that we have ever wizard, brought some roots from one island, Under the ground at Millis, Massachusetts; are nourished such de » Have we not, on the contra: ven proof of some canes from another, and some fruits from a third. From below the ground, he drew the living waters of a magic spring. Then the old wizard blended the essences of the root and the fruits, sweetened them to a nicety and infused the whole with the bub- “Well!” said the little Eskimo, “Pll tell you all about it” bles that gave it life. And at the next feast the Prince won the King’s daughter with the wonderful new beverage, which fulfilled all the King’s conditions. “ ‘And what is the name of this beautiful golden liquid?’ asked the King when the feast was over. “But the Prince had walked into the garden with the King's daughter, and there was no answer. “So, my dears, we must assume that then and there was discovered the universal bev- erage, Ginger Ale—the one of which we say, ‘They all like it.””’ springs of pure, cold water. The ginger used in Clicquot Club Ginger Ale comes from Jamaica. The sugar is from the cane. Lemon and lime juice are combined in the Ginger Ale that is cold and hot, is alive and golden, and which pleases everybody. For your feasts, for meals and between mealsy drink Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. PRACTICAL POLICY Examinations for Vacancies An'- nounced by Commission. The Civil Service Commission today pine service, at 6,000 pesos a year; sunda tecost) was ob announced that examinations will be |ate loan, and that with so 1 v con- |G a i 2 ] I 4 : - | Germany by all the industr Nuw FRENEH NEEU held to fill vacancibs in the follow- |ditions tied to it that Germaay will |as political n incry ¢ o R ing: Organic chemist (male), Philip-|probably think it over a4 .ong time | complet ndstill for three w et | g : The Greatesc radio_inspector, bureau of navigation, Department of Commerce, at $1,800 tice. The result of this stand has been largely negative. It is necessary tor France to indicate now how these principles can be developed in a positive. way, leading to practical LOAN CONDITIONS .| Terms May Force Country to | Hesitate Before Ac- cepting Them. BY GEORGE WIT solutions of such questlons as that of reparations from Germany. edi- “In_his e explains Per- reign editor of the Echo De Premi P are has admir- ntry from the in_ which im- entangled it has been a nes an era of writes Phillipe Millett tor of the Petit P five months in offic tinax, BERLIN, June 7.—Though the cabi net _and reichstag are not in session affirmation and tructic Constructive Plan Urged. Jacques Bardoux, an ter on foreign affairs and (friend of Af_Poir to support s; if extraordinary moderation respect- ing Germany? Have we not already said for her eighty billion france in “he unhappy reg! he ravaged and which we Lave t i —just say . Blue-jay to your druggist Stops Pain Instantly - | before accepting. Ru CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS. [on 2ccount of the holidays, public :;x‘e':'éufl;a‘ Iz‘fil‘d :’::;flnb:n :;;e worst | Interest still centers in the question as to whether Germany will get &an |y v, international loan. papers agree that Germany has about one chance in getting even a moder- German Alliance Talk Bos Most of the news- In Syrrey, England, is a model farm conducte: ¢/ by women. The of nearly 100 acres, | ne main house and| ral couages in which the works | ive, S0 far Germany has failed to_fol- | the example of Czecho and other many s of the uous holidays, r regime, and »f the sericus fin Optical Bargain Yet Negative, {to $2.200 « year: assistant radi Former Ambass: . e g Recent Efforts eg X flice of the chief of air o : . Washington, D. C. ul § a L e huml Writers Agree—Construc- year. In addition to the basic salaries [in the United States as a “disarma- | 430 off und went . Crooke’s Glasses named above the bonus of $20 alment loan” the people might sup- | iraiEe,l0 saY “t parties, tive Plan Is Urged month will be allowed for most posi- | port it. which _othery vy quicic i | ive Plan Is Urgea. tions the shlary of which does not ex- | “It must be made clear.” the diplo- | CFIUCIsINE the gove have not || The genuine—thes A Pair ceed $2,500 a year. Kull information |mat continues, “that all this talk |} hioliaays be 1 /elues for BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. and application blanks may be ob- fabout a Russo-Garman military al. (iU St | Galailied Ginger Ale By Cable to The Star a Dally News. | tained at the office of the Civil Serv- [liance is bosh, In case of serious P or sheil -4 Copsrigh ice Commission ¥ street. o uble et oaT o i ; . Aoy Sarsaparilla PARIS, June he idea is grow- ] thah| Ghat: Tamiy ar nual non-produci 5 ing rapidly among all the French financial and malitar s th Birch Beer parties that henceforth it will not be - HARRY ROS 610 9i enough for F to take a stand on With Louls Dick & Co. StoNow Root Beer abstract principles of right and jus- Satisfaction First 810-818 Seventh Street @ The simplest way to end a corn is| Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in |stantly. Then the corn loo |comes out. Made in two forms—: clear liquid (one drop doe. in_extra thin )f orm you prefer, plaster he action is the same in a world-f: THE CLICQUOT CLUB COMPANY, Millis, Mass., U. S. A. GNETNE T URNN ch a loan po: permit the banke with the questic man reparations bill, & siders lies outside the Reonownced 1" (e bankers . = to find a log le it will be all| = - = = the more n y for France to Present a positive scheme of Lier own, Regarding Rus: i Ready Tomorrow in the W onder Sale of the Season —~Quality Garments in a Host of Charming Styles. poses a po recognizes her store property promises sufficien courts, France will no GINGER ALE nt Russia’s industr petpate | — u idustrial reco H S ; keag Gingham == Regular Sizes e e e 'Z£ Amoskeag Gingham e s tertilizers and a good de ! o . TR 36 t 44 sac i Puritan Gingham | o 0 mance ELKS TO AID ARMENIA. ' 2 Bryn Mawr | — i diallogie il f] ) E xtra dizes : O’Sullivan’s £ : L Soummm New York State Convention = Gmgham .‘l' PEIEETES 46 t 54 of Cement Moves to 20 Tuk Peweowion. | SAFETYCUSHION = Victory Gingham % s 3 SYRACUSE, N. 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