Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 29, 1921, Page 4

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Karle cosncesinsacessesonssrsosnosss LD 2067—CARESSES—Green Brothers’ Orchestra— 3 ¢ ROSIE~—Carl Tenton's Orchestra ........coveiivvscnissssocseces 550 Many other gocd, new records—Come in and hear them. : i e Norwich, Saturday, Jan, 29, 1931 bies CIRCULATION from the latitude of Cape Blanco to the b t to be Widely Va- | i of Juan de Fuca, & rangs of some FOR SALE ONLY AT The E ehall be. chosen aiso. becanse. it | 5I% degrees. and found a fow stragy] WEEK ENDING JAN. 22nd, 1821 i ey S e e e b AR RSB | Ty TALKING MACHINE SHOP b g e m e tibty warrow | Fith @ circumference of 7 1-3 159 ed by the most exacting restrietions, 1t is | *5f Lo the ground, 24 FRANKLIN SQUARE TE- possible with a little imagination to | . LeWis and Clark in thelr journal ,_ 3 10,902 AGE LIMIT OF JUDGES. o0 g5 o cord that they found, trees (probably of 2 . T on | coustruct-a eymboliem for‘any tree that | this upecies) *that “measured, {orty-two Record Bocths On Main Floor, No Stars to Climb. > 4 ni Among the measures which have been i and long-lived ; the hickory has a claim | per \n Slrcamerence at & volt, bevond / presented to the general assembly and to residence running back to the era which will be bound to get careful con- cumference at a point beyond the reach : Xkeep | prior to the ice age and is probably he | 5¢ an ordinary man” and calculated their e 1 of the retirement for ead not only the golden advice & Douglas, Liewtenant Henry tt, of | long until every county had a comm me withered fiower, déploring some ex- & the a-uverl:r and s:lpr:l:: courts of : t':: l:nrnmt'bz lnfl\fl:?n: in waste = 1': ”&m"m?tr:“z‘;‘ h:’&?: the corps of tepographical engineers en- | teg of safcty and an armed mi inguished light in te earthly dwelling, the state from 70 to 75 years. when the prevention of waste is. what Is , can Doy, and the fir 16 Aestined to enter | S5c4 In exploration for a routs for a|ed the indepcadent compan At the present time when a judge|needed. It was not|the bereaved mourners stooping ever , formed to|singing of a house and house whers e railroad from the Sacramento to the: be employed st the government|and his restored loved ones would Swell z Into construetion. of American homes | Golumbla, pald a higher fribute of &p-|should the occasion arise. forever, reaches the age of 70 he must conclude Reavis is seeking through wmore largely than any of its companions. | preciation. ““The size of Ables Douglasii, “ his service whether he wants to or notls il which he has introduced that this If the northwest presents a candidate, and whether he is in just as good physi- ent be turned over to the 48 of “disappointed he wrote, “has not been overstated. It|safe place for the moeting of the pa-|perily and in the valley of woe, by the We uire Ater Nais: preivery we may take it for granted that it wfl: is indeed the grandest of the group of cal and mental condition as he was dur- | states for road building purposes. Wheth- ons, be the Douglas fir. Yet if we were bent et Ui Eoannct o L BFouD of (triots Who were Jisposed 10 résisc ‘.n‘iwnx\.\e of prattling infancy, by manheod f giants that combine to form the forests|kinz, and w convention | in its prime, nnd by old age with its tot- ickerel, and don't kick at a ‘honest " 3 o X cause of this provision of the law Con-|such property, thers can be no question | «tna¢ thingt” Now ambition never qu! the second decade of the 10th century did | mon south to the Mexican boundary,” a| it was not in the capitol, but » um: aid he wh l{m swept its from- reeticat has lost the services of a num- | bu what something should be dome to| gets us there. 80 much to enlighten the world as to the | statement with which other explorers | Jonn's church, on a grassy hill in the |bers on his harp think of the legacy he ber of excellent judges who .have been|either protect such equipment against the Am‘h this learned discussion of riches of this section, it would be neces- | would not agree, and made officiel rec- suburbs , of Richmond, eriooking the | had bequeathed to the church of the fu- Just as fit {o carry on their work since | ruinfng effects of the weather or dlspose| ,;uition, a question is raised why should | 5ary to remember that it was not Douz- | ord of this description of its occurrence. | foaming river, ture; wWhen, in some bright mement of passing 70 as they were before they|of it for such uses as public or private|one be broken-hearted when ambition |1as’ own favorite. That scientist had | The trees stand relatively as near each| The old, colony had been moved by Pat- own waning years, he lifted the eur- reached that mari | interests can make of it It is preferable| fails? If @ parcel of boys is fishing in a |another predilestion, as Prof. F. G.|other and the trees are as long and slen- | rick Henry's or to the extent thatltain of life and reposed in thought on After completing his servies on the|to take what can be gotten for it and | mudfole 20 feet in diameter they are not | Young nointed out w;-:n he ntmi Bt der as the canes”in a canebrake. The|there was no t g k. When thelthe fond images of boyhood, as by dav bench Mareus H. Holcomb has for six|have some use-made of it than to let it|all going to catch Icng strings of fish.| It will be remembered that it is amount of timber on an acre very much s t € Srom the florthihe led his shéep along the mountain % If 50 men are after %) plums Douglas for whom the Douglas spruce {exceeds that of a similar area In the! of the clash arms from the ins of | sides, and by night fol1ed them f his ycars administered the affairs.of this|rust away and have it sent to the junk th 5 (Pséudotsuga' Douglasil) was named. {tropics, or in any part of the world I| Concord and I piate as governor, juclucing thexw-r pe- | heas, evninet, e o s While it is quite fitting that the tree that f /riod, and proved a most capable execu- Shorctiy W, rg was.no longer a It has been sung en the hills of pres- ngto: i of | sheltered hollows, taking (hese memeries have visited. Were it not that vegetable | Virginia was re to form, salute the of sweet sunshine as hollowed symBols —_— is the monarch of the forest of the Pa- {tidsue will burn readily, the immense |banner of Amcrican freedom and march {of the shepherd love and falthfulmess of tive,-while previous to that time for four A FRIGHTFQL CONDITION., £ mass of it which encumbers the surface vears ex-Chief Justice Simeon E. Bald-| gvery now and then there are cases of win was a good governor. Ex-Chief Jus- ver presumed to deny | God. the jof an ordinary farm on the banks of life taking and torture from.the seuth name of this indefatigable explorer of the ot e g the Columbia would bid defiance to any hich the rest of the people to|of slippery business in dealing-with the |flora and fauna of the region, yet the | efforts that one man could make for its qualified to have continued at the head :oncder.jns! what the degree of eiviliza- h""" of ;‘"*""’,:w ",‘: "’,:,,,“ "“,:: nm: :v!h:hm’:utm m'.”e‘xl’fi’fi.“«'&g'ii 1?{?0“‘ g b ngton—and he, t00, Was | yah, “All-sufficient,” the covenant Shep. N ot 5 zt nd he, too, ivan, “All-sufficient” * 3!:(1;: x;_ahte m:u:;’w:‘rt. :::" ©X- | tion can be in thoss parts. There "’l:" high. One had better aim 2t a pisible |pine (Pinus Lembertiana) that fmpressed | The tallest Douglas fir of record ex-|a Virginien—a surrender and owned that | herd of His peopls, embasied on their B, THavyse: s elty. 0_€ON-|4o be little aversion to taking the law target and hit it than to aim too high | m most He was virtually a worshipper | ceeds considerbaly the measuréments of | the Americans had conquered. 5188 and pledged for their salvation, The tinue his work in the _ supreme court,|into their own' hands by the people of | .o nothing. BPmerson said, “Hitch | Of it There was no limit to the sacrifice | Douglas himself. Records of the Ameri-| (Monday—The North American Ro- while the approach of the age limit by in of the erh states. They care ” -y he was willing to make to secure speci- ¥ certai south 2 your wagon to a star,” meaning “aim Judge Greens of this ecity emphasizes|not whether those who are guilty of| high” but not tice Samuel O. Prentice is in every way H | The images of this pastoral soag mey - Oon the very peninsula!be of earth, but its pedigree is of heaven : was first settied, Lord it js a heavensorn Pealm. The Lond is r handed tq the officer | my Shepherd, I shall not want™ Jehe- can Forestry Association contain an al- = > old patriarch Jacob speaks .:k:“o.t.. . ance. herd of Israel”; Pet the 00 high. Nupoleon clearly | mens of ita comes andtwizs. Having |lusen lo one spceimen with . pefent of #Ehernerd o Tiishop 66 Belai’: Bt T e fact that the services of such men In|.rime have been arrested.and are facing ~the mark when he attempted | found it went into raptures over it. 380 feet, and {o single trees which scaled Sund: M . G © lk vid uses a loftier more endearing epi- N Douglas himself said in a letter to Dr. | 60,000 feet, board measure. Visitors to unday NMorning lal s Almi, jent. 9 oo TSt e s ca s AcCur R :Nm: e i i Hooker of the society under whose direc. | the forestry -building during the Lewls R e = stances whether A Because men have reached the age of | cused is actually guilty of the offense 70 does not necessarily mean that their uscfuiness has gone, that they have pass- #d the age of competency or that they THE SHEPHERD PSALM, ’ nipotent Being, says he is mine. Mo s and Clark exposition in\ Portland were as | . s Shep Isowhere sings t a deathless poem the twenty-|mv herd, or as he e d deeply impressed with the specimens of e S Jible: “This God is our God forever and ever Westes T Douglas himselt with | 0 Psalm is. Our Bibles would be|*“This God is otr 4 tion his sclentific observations were con- St b e on e Dot | o T o iy | b o 1790 o o nem e ot | ightes He will be our Guide to death. lite place tn Holland and & wood pile. | Dinus. the most Drincely of the genus, | the Pinus Lembertiana which was to him | =orieg, %, e, o5, e brightcst Jowels her 5 s . Ambition divorved from character is|Derhaps even the grandest specimen of |the outstanding memory of his American | g 0" ' L O TIemOTIe are not fit for a number of additional| ~ gueh ghoss injustice meted out in most dangerous. vegetation, It attains the enormous ! expedition.—Portland Oregonian, What a nc\uulumo there would be could | , Kent—Mr. and Mrs. Elward Bafley years service. There are In fact so|jnetances to blacks but in someé cases to a %) % eing. peb — |'we assemwie all have ever read ov]’“mu'k’,r" i “,.2'.7,."3‘1':;’ le;nnmtl" lmvg ITany inewanecs where the onvosite 1s the | whites is more likely to occur. tn some of | "Ree U4 TPTe, Smmiasle 1 DEOE T : snug it There would be the sufferer on | O Brooki7h, SnTCIECs TUF MERERERL S tase thal fuern s safclent reason for| the gouthern states than in-others. Gear-| S0 "ttt 2 0 “aa the giffsrenmce be. | €Xcdllent Englieh, but in every sen- | court supporting, as it 414, the only man-i o e shortening and beguiling his o Harold Hunter Risbam, S8t o€ e ntroduct! £ the i % tence there lurks the subtle poison of | ly course for the colony, moved the yigl - = onsolati }dan, a1 s the introduction of the bill, and it would record for sueh law- weary vizils, repeating its consolations liam R: Kimmam of MRt G oy, twoen a college and a grist mill. XU |yitar race hatred. When will the nations | stately old Burgesses, in spite of them- - ing 1t |Mr. and Mrs. Willism Ryerson Dol e rieins if thero was found 10| jesnees but even thst state haa boen |'cannot educate men as you grind Sut|}iior 1308 Ratred. Then will the nations | stately old Burgesses, Virginia o re-| arp T Do the martyrs chanting it | g s “Conn., formerly of Bayshore, L. 1 be mueh sentiment in favor of making clearly outdone by the flendish method re- | grist. 1t is folly to make boys or girls | (.= oo reason in trensferring the old | sistance. “dme‘!;:fi:e E« the "c‘:;rx:l uirsrr:.ped;’l::'fl: . B oA sorted to by a Tennessce mob In raast- | take a four years' classioal course M theY | wister prefudioes of the old world to the| At the time Henry was fust twenty-| ey, nons Sicet arcund Him. =There | s e ing alive a colored man Who was taken | have no classieal faste. Wears ago they | new? May it ever be said that America | nine, tall in figure, wWith & grim ex- the eve of battle pondering its majestic r_ With ABSENTEE VOTING. away from the authorities whils b waa| e all it Info the eame hopper. X4 |4 the “land of the free” In the fol- | pression, small blue eyes and he wors| g, &6, Of PAtUe rondering ws majestio Shave Srfeat on_ his, Way. to. fail | 20% has Some decided bent fn thess 3n73 | lowing semtence the velvet glove covers|a brown wig without powder. Hp had | sorco i3 7 smoldering embers of his With Dbills concerning mbsentes veting| under and, % there is some good technical school ready | yne mailed fist: “AN-Judaan has its vice- | ridden to Williamsburg on “a lean horse” i the. slafn, with fts Jeat tirned” Sows soming before the general assembly this | charged with murder., It.may be that he' 5 gevelop that bent In 1916, of the 66| goo tniol 8L AR Indasn BAs Hs Fioer of the.slam, with 1t r proposition i bound to arouse a large|deserved the’ death penaity, and there|yous who entered the apprentice courses Ha and carried his papers in a pair of sad. at the song of the 2 the shadow wreaked its vengeance on Ger-|dle bags. " He did not command much T 5 1 7 o ol amount of interest, not perhaps &o much | is nothing to contradict the supposition|of a certain great plant, five entered the ,_f,““ will now go forth to conquer | attentton when he began fo speak, but|° d22th." Th s ‘:;‘:fl;"‘g";m with the idea of indulging in it but in|that he would Yiave received it in a Jaw-|service of the United States government, | Gl notions Britain it already has, | when he was well started he teod tall eI be i atraln ol tha Al recognition of the justice of the idea.|ful Way, and it may be as the sheriff | and over 5‘0 are nlll‘ow::lisnsg for‘ that | puceis it is struggling for, but the|and straight; his face and figure be~ g It is practiced in other states where vot. | claimed that every man, woman -and|Plant eaming 1rom cents an ers make use of it to a greater or less degree. ‘There are restrictions which have to be placed upon it in erder to eheck up the voter and make sure the vote is counted and it is invariably those ha; against it. The United|come transformed, and his hearers, we're spired minstrel of all timfl(‘:, who had dlh:: chances are > ifi 1 3 'here wo chila in the county wanted him.lynched, | hOUr: The plant paid all the exvcnses of | Seates, with its good natured tolerance | told, became spelibound by the greatness | 2°Ctficd 1is calling i but that dldw't: justity the disregarding | frer 'MSCTUTon. at The same time €IVIng | ot all races, offers a promising Bely e { ol D mptinn Ao peatius; £ el of the law erthS!résort to the horfible| seen in the following quotation: Prof. R. | to e tn tormehont o bomanaea T | slon the Ihionstion parar® ot expres: means thdt was'taken to torture him f6r| G, Wall, in a recent address, sad: ¢ “ | titude. and_indescribable play of count- a hal hour or =o. The faet is that he | “Imagine 100 men, .u!zs y?flho!d, and enance.” When he delivered his great i one would have been al-| fully equipped mentally and physically. charge against George the Third, ending roints upon which the greatest interest|Was treated as one beast in a|Tell them to seek their fortunes in the |} ODD INCIDENTS IN AMERICAN l{ with, “If this be treason, make the most eenters. loyed (o icett & Wik 1 Sorin s ceoct bk, voui (AL they ags of it,” the Burgeeses of the Capitol Urdcr the absentes voting idea it i fo- | manner whick-stamps that community as | ¥orld and resurt back to you at the ase |§ HISTORY the Lvlzueln e it tion, b tended that the veter shall not. be denied | & disgrace to the state and country. |1 " Yl dead 56 will be dependent cn £ his suffrage privilege because econditiens| In view of such savagery it is'no won- the whole. colony was thrown info & relatives or charity, five will still be ROCLAIM- | turmoll are such that he is not able to get to the | der that there is a demand for federal b it il ivery Good Quality enrning their caily bread, four wH! be e PRIt Tt is sald that after Henry's speech ForP rompt Dellve and volling place where he should east his |action for tWespurpose of putting an end | jyeajthy and one will be rich. These facts S S the people became convinced that great ballpt. It is probably there Is only a|to Iynchings, and every such affair fur-|are compfled by the insuramce compan-| The people of Virginia American | €vents were near, and that the air was emall percentage of the people who can |Mishes convincing evidence for the need | ies” important place among the €1 vote and would vote are unable to do so|Of 5iving proper attention to this need 1 th com| 3 ’ i § What pact of the world 1s best for ma- mmu‘; 'hflé "?" ‘T::‘::d Tt::mh?i E‘E'“t:,‘::“':h:n:s:l zlten!g; m:n‘ ‘::::lr:r Call hames Coal Co. land began to draw among the Virginia lead: Jefferson, because they are out of the gtate on elee- :;e t::d ea:llu“t‘h p:ls'::xe mm: n:‘:u f}r:émm ;:&;e 1;3 :;:.(yh:; :ammeered from eyes of all the gtatesmen of Europe. They g the rginia leaders. m, » y leral an 01 4 ’ et g Lo Lo e freeee 14 Thames Street w ‘beca. cond ; e Tty "o | were mostly Royalists and Church of | 7119 %% becsie ofly second to Henry, under the present laar it 13 {mpossible for | l¢ diffeulty in overcoming the lawiess|Wafes per heur for m Tn Switzer. | England people. When affairs were drift- that he gave the first impulse te Tel 500 them to be numbered among thoss vot. |Public Sentiment but the guicker they|, By 8 TV b1, 18 SRR B SPER |ing towards the great Nists in other ccl-| fiP R Sl N 2 ing. c |ean get at it the easier will be the Job. | 1 15, 1n Saxony from 13 to 17; in Ber- I “a:";“’u"e’;c‘:’:m";“;’l{; In the spring of 1774 revolution was / _—— 2 & 2 al auf _ WDIToRiaL NOTES. 18 7 T gt from 11 o 1. Tt | a5, chanked, to dlssatisfaction ang anal It was not 5o long ago that the cry in | is stated that on piectwork these rates ()7 ‘he Tuesbon, was BAt 7o he VITENE this country was for more ships. Now |may be increased 30 to 59 per cent. We | L CECUER WOC S ST FOLC MR oy it is for a place to tie them up. must also recognize that Iiving condl- the crown. MRS R tions are not so expensive as in this The Burgesses went Into session In te Just s soon a8 the groundhog s heard | COUNtTy. But afler this "’d“gf::'b‘:” 01d Capitol at Williamsburgh and the from it will be easy to tell when tpe | pech made T J: g Faggatsy 27 le was imposing. The speaker backlet bassball training will open. Gtk Taelle Tad oty %) Btasipar e e o e school " edueation, are making $4.50 -a | DTS, DY %, F2E TOC Q70 IO SUHRC e e o e el cetiar | day. wo ask what country in the Wortd 18 | (31c" efore him o indleate. that the supply gradually should take care not to| pest for the manual laborer? assembly was in full session. The mem bragabout the fagt thnt they have:oae. | | - 5.0t anether werd te show that many | bers, ranged: fn. Jong. ‘rows, were th Tt is Jikewise appreciated that a per- son who is sick. or because of aecident| is-unable to walk, has some ground for feeling that such physical disability ought not to prevent them from giving expres- sion to their wishes regarding office hold- ers or other matters coming up on elec- tion day. Whether it will be possible to S0 extend . absentee voting as to cover that phase is rather uncertain. It pre- sents go many conditions and leads to eo many possibilities that its adoption seems less likely than the straight plan of ab- sentee voting. : "_]k“ STORE HOURS: ey Tatio most eminent men of Virginia, and evi- : P > 00 A»_ almanas d4y for fhe @t halt of| Voralions ach dolng more for thelr | Bont STt e o B aieas bo- 5 Paers 8:30 TO 10 e e s 5 & omth| paary Friday was & wonder: Tat [Lor L ey o, | hem- with bep fasling. ’ S § amount of red tape connected with absen- | iqre are two more guides, today|and the | prases o ereat eporation s i | | The issus befors. the Amembly was e Nt A. M. P. M tee voting, or voting by malfl, which dis- | crounaneg. ed municipal schools using school build-| Serious. The genmeral sentiment was in 2324 Koo courages many from taking advgntage AT AN, ings of théir own and also high school | favor of further remonstrance and mem- | 0¥/ of ity but if there is due appreciatlon of | 1¢ Jamuary continues partial this cught | buildings for night work. According fto|orials. Others felt that the only course = such a law those inconveniences are not |to be a winter when the icemen can get |the compulsory education school law, | to bursue now was to speak out plain- allowed to interfers. - fithout being hand ped by a|boys betwewn the ages of 14 and 16 must|ly. In the midst of the general doubt o of B gitend 50 nights & yeur. Bngllehe sall- | and hesitation thero arose an aimost un- PRESENTING AN ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR What the boy who rums errands aould fi,‘;éff",,’f‘m,:",;,";’:f o L O ix Sasiotwas Patiisk Mersy, - What QUAerY SWEETS AT SPECIAL SALE PR!CB :k;.t:unt:'bg“ u;.;:"mwm.;l h‘:“i: French, Germen, algebra, plane and gol- | he offered was a set of resolutions which - id geometry, {rigonemetry, mechanies,| e had written on the blank leaf torn NEW NATIONS. When the council of the allled nations decides to extemd recognition to Bs- thonis. and Latviat means that . they KISS) -MADE MARSH- ASSORTED eoring, | from an old law book-resolutions that SCOTCH ES HOME-MAD : | consder that thess two jopubllos have| 6P from Chms. 1 Pormistry, mechasicas drewing. svomtas. | bocams Dart woof on which was woven MALLGW FUDGE FRENCH PASTE become definkely geparated from Rus-| . TR ‘of fire but | tural drawing, shop mathematics and | the next ten years of American history. Pound 59(: UDGE } sia, and jt is not improtiable as devel-| % ¥ "m‘hm-. wooms o Tesch tis | United States history. Tuition and use L ke MY R D iten } NUT F ¢ Po‘md m e o ace that resosnion will | iighest point reganiing fire when the|Cf DOOKS ars free. Because of this en- | Fefolutions the assembly felt that they FAVORITE KISSES nd 49 t ::“enen;l:dmt:hu:vnmo: m::c:m:;flu thermometer is the lowest. :’;‘:mmn:d 2’&3’ .:l‘t;n :II.N;R: cited debate followed, in which these res- Ouix c ] es. 2 na- = old world of ours is moving in the t | olutlons were opposed by the ablest . ASSORTED Goms comsider thatthe Rumian embie| st Massachusetis man who proddet | Smeotien o T | ey prvent "t ke sioguence Pound 5%¢ ASSORTED MINTS 4TICK CANDIES etored, in fact they show by thei ac.|® HOTSs With a pitchfork nst ouly de-| There soems ta be a dispositien’on the = e oy, £ Ui hat thy Bave 5o o ot any se | Jeved 8 Bgwe e han o gok but | part o oot mesacturen 1o o vaesk ASSORTED CANDIES Pound 43¢ Pound 5% thing. By thelr action they recognize | Ntt8 e i ‘during acked in our own factory, that these states have obtained their in- :;g m':fi,&“f:fi. quid Packed in 9 f . * SELECTED dependence, organized their governments mm“m““mmafi.w-nmtm- oo = i inonepoundbox”- s BUTTERSCOTCH end matntained them in such a way that | € Jublc Tnat ls probably 4ne e whe | its have beem made trom 75 to 680 ver | Jt'g Easy—If You Know Dr. : PEANUT BRITTLE they are entitied to be regarded as other | fact that they were driven out ef Bel-|cent Some plants are mow hardly how- ] & Xou Bnow Dr, Regular $1.25 a Pound . - than provinces of the old time Russia. |SiUm @ad Franco when they were. ing their own, but out ¢t excessive prof- Bdwar@ Olive Tablets Just what reeeption this will receive fts, for the sake of their heip ,can't they Sale 59 Pound Pound 2% hwprrag Having vy miTMon from Just the thing for cold afford t -for u few months? secret i o0 Tt e eminron | Bomtics s wou Tavo s 204 | oy e g Youmg b o el CANDY PEANUT BARS i is beng asked to take the wise preceu. | this method is taken to force ome. But| fiver and there’s no need of MOLASSES Very Tasty workmen, as a whole, are wise to accept : . Ty tion nn;nmh the appropriation for hvb“-lb' le rings P ® t P d 49c Pmmd 49c fire-fighting purposes, under your bilious 'eppermin ufl.flllll bolshevtki have not opposed the loss of e — look in’your - eves with no - Broken and Sticks — . e o e T e T & St o T Rty b ot of a e S0 Just the thing for the ASSORTED EXTRA LARGE Sgirrgges e:nfladn:.‘nw;n it | enlaries are il timed. That conditton fi«m;:wm«uz ive bowels and I g Children HARD CANDIES SALTED PEANUTS was mmpossible for the bolsheviki to ad- | Which furnished reason for salary in-|The International Jew. It is made up creases s abating, and it is certainly no I of a geries of unsigred articles, written time ‘o tax the little fellows more so that the already well paid can have a CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY bc and Pound 39¢ Pound 39¢ Pound 49¢ T e Rt S. F. PETERSON, Inc. : ter that win | K2 P S 130 MAIN STREET = , S