Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 4

1 we need not call attefition any longer to the bumps and chirvés l'om The children slow up | being told and without any So we will find in & wmu-m that the direct ” o " & | o 8l 2ip % ; '. i * . - G , 1 ) g! h,qs;fi A.n!l-\n‘”“’et ecause of this fact wl L ==Y # i CIRCULATION P LR e Lo t R Pri | e nomasuev o, e 20, S0 i S e | o 5:,,5"‘,,“,,“,,?::::"““”,,’:‘::;"‘:::::‘.:;f:‘r:; At Reduced Prices . . fl’l:‘m%‘l amimrm peté] ¢ x;; o R e e L e AccEs&OmEs FOR THE BRIDE s s‘flh, inn‘n Mfl, Famy o 16 ”‘J&,’ " rm¥rt head E E ? i e 16 ite @s interesting as the bride's ] ; “fAkiNo momr ACmow, | ol of TN acihriad M"‘m At Lisate, w et o years | wri . B Mixtures and Tweeds. b- g.m in_keeping With ) m, ‘praciémation, v-| 2B0, Whosé sister is very ill at her ho spper .buckles e hair ornaments Commissioner: Blair- of “the.4) ok antit ¢ S0 b but above all the lingerie, : What is to be expected in giv-| enue: bireny ‘of ~fite: tréasury dnd - the| 5 O course that invitation ‘"“’m uni fud-sloves by s ; i : SRR B e Sneduied wv* 5y | Boys” Suits, newest. styles,in a large as- n. the goverament's full support to the: E _eon * marriec 1 kn . ke @ e other apparel that a woman can i;’x‘w ” . Fuilroad. Jabor board,-is_the dction off er- was SUppOF : 4] they s at 1 - F the ; he shops are filled with exquisi eelect Prisident - Harding in authobsing the was el ¢ ; “wante ' & Bt W ’{ngerle in white and crepe back satin Sortlnwt Of p‘m to fmfll. #alling- out of federal troops for the pur-| 3 !b ¢ € see them it fiiby ‘cbuld. iy will Tove to run fnto the city and get new | 15 & favorite matertal for bridal sets. - bk ot provéeting - tiie " MIssour, Kane| was a desite to.make 2 ge. in ‘th® | hephew and his‘wife-have a tiny baby, so e el e B At M S Khaki Clothing and Furnishings shs & Texa 1¢t{I knew they would not dream of taking.a{ * Who can’t come is my | DY any means to despised these|§ which i!fil;(rflmly‘?fi:m :; - f . s b trip at this time of yu‘n. Then there was | friend 1 Detroit, and I think T wm{ three materials forming the bulk of )y “asts of alieged strikers, t of all. The only thin the trousseau lingerie this season. ; VERALLS “N])ERWEAR What 13 belng done in regard to tnls : i s how 14 going 10 s Tror RobRhnadio trom Te v Scberi ICED PRICES ; - - 3 ! 3 not by any means venture away from |make tHem eomfortable i And laces’ trom K oirmndie” trom Jrec BRED . s 8hly what is ealled for relative Ver| Nome for a time.” £ & single bed.”—Chicago &:wh:t FOOm WA | 1ng 1o say nothing of exquisite Val- AT U th bvery railroad where intimidation and & ut . = enciennes play their. part. Ribbon is ] ey M vincs ot sl i 1y VR enclemnes ity o Hithon1s | MEN'S KHAKI PANTS. ...... $1.00 A PAIR AND UP . Bb- preventing _transportation. service with ofhers, theve was opposition.to- it (== ST )| Marquis of Huntington. In 1895 he was | nops i by ‘;‘;’,‘::f;;é‘,{:f,dwn‘f BOYS’ KHAKI KNEE PANTS. .......... 50c A PAIR ] & ‘ whether there happens :to- be involved| It is a. department -which oalls for ex- appeinted Secretary to the office interfisbnes With the mail or not. Ther pcrlencad and efficient. :men. - Possibly| ‘works, 3 position_ which he held until | Don° JSencrally pale pink or orchid A% the requirements of the public which hasn't_abways gotten comsideration o) I}“""% wpart e plaved ip ;‘;’;et,;’,‘;“gi;’—,ggggdalf;},‘;‘g;‘s;;g ;}“f’;a 2 WAYS M FOR are entitled 1t ideraton. T 2 M. * e organization of the territorial force Sans Soudhs cnidens That oy, has oodh] ;;:,‘ e e o e hai| Dd Shakespeare Visit Scotiand? | brought him sdaitional prominence. 1 ey Sl P moire] ihterfersnce with the men who are de-| ous & u-;tf&r\ had il but, 'n‘ 8(;1 H;(fla \‘.fhlvtn {lu mtg::lt‘m! ;: r]:n:):;l: :::: %eursv!eig n:’ fl:‘n:g ;;vv:;m{h:tg:‘-& ni. The girdle uiea\f(em an opportun- - Wifbus of working, that there have been| tnis inetance there JRSistage byl & U e ate “;;cxfeme conndbted | Museum, and s deputy governor of the | ity fOF the application of ~ribhon. ttacks made upen railrord preperty| the heads, to.the takin [ The Norwich Bargain House When harrow ribbons are used the; LAk therewith is worked up and . followsd | Imperial College of Sclence. He has al: Y which can in #6 Way be justified and| in whom confidence Was Blaced for.the with the closest gttention.. Shikespears | 80 msge séme interesting contributions | 21% S LR s s 3-5-7 WATER STREET NORWICH, CONN. { that the faflurs of eivil authorities to] collection -of the, mation's.revepue. muna was an actor before e wak @ playwright, | 10 htem“re- including a “Life of Queen e Jhich &5 DFSvIde the protection which the situa- tion calls for makes if necksiary to use ions differed as. to tne desirability. of| but so far as 's Postizsls “nown, his Iflfl and more in conformity with the such a2~ housedleaning. The: allegutions| stage work was confined entirely tof —_— =, outer dress-ideas of the season. CORNER WASHINGTON SQUARE were not" dccepted as an ‘excuse for ae-i England. But He appears to have been | The_bride will find many gf the i Al ight robes available for he selection so familiar with Scotch locatiod and > PR e 10l le g R i oy e o areisy. | Atmosphere tha the qysstion has arison ley’c Anmvarsune: RN Wi Dieand ke h) BN " i tuid an_uniillinghess on’ thé paft of “| as to whether or nof he ever visited S : & ng con Vasatlonists’ Weather Althbugh it s _a Strike agaifst the] Blair and ilon to, carry eut. the rec- the land of the thistle ahd if @dt, What | == - fined to the top of the garmentfi for Astion of an agent of the government,| ommendations, preferrsd to- Xeep| the vailfohds and the Publlc are the ones against whom it is being diregted. To elaim that the railioad lsbor board The July weather forécast is based on the eycle method regulated to the sumnier For Home schedule by Adding four plus days to the hem| tha ¢ ir i i Vi, thie. hurEe ot Shs Tmanareky Bokes | 10k o Shantee. vio soiood Fossery sslnsopasren;n;zemg?e:“d l;en‘l;tcecuedé n| Italian Ambassador Leaves those Wwho hed been found to.mest re<| of “Macbeth.” thé deSeriptions and Sur- to the Tank of a scientific profes- ing repeated TOW quirements . rather - than brlng dn-a ju-. roundings of which it would séém im- sion, born in Scotland. Died in P in' narrow lace ruifles g on the body of the gown carryi t relatively perlods for ground radla- : of uncertainties; .- * possible to skt out-Without personal con- Loonden, Oet. 16, 1793. above 'the’ hem. T, The scallop- or tion. The July forecast will be as fol- hak 58 FIght to'deteriine the bay of tha| b was®thusta matter tb-tefer 1o the| Lact 1778—Col. Clark end his company set | whatever it may be. g FAIFSed. smbloyes, whieh s What Presi| prosiaé s, Diover-could not 16 ewc| THE Guestion sk fo whithir Shates. o B Gl lows: July 1, generally falr and warn; potas 1-3, generally fair and cool (relatively ool mid gummer) ; 3-4 wet &nd cool (1o cal storms of convectional nature ceater- ¥eht Jewhil of the shopmen does, makes| peeted to hler "THess * eofiitivhy) FOATe VSIRA Sootland was- BIst faised Vincennes. there may be a step-in chemise % go it eiear against whom the strike is| :::1 it ‘was to, it ‘expécted fl\’ll the pres- 1;‘}7?{7‘5?03;ngglasx:og:;:fl!;;n!;f S;; 1139—:':11? ;"sq::"i: '::fi’f;fii,fgtfiy"tfé LR Sowi br 4- W0~ TriecE: el pin d‘fl!ril'lrlai:. ):;m'h“ weight s| jdent wowid stand by his head of thel it is shown that the king to prove how | populace, e the chemise and step-in pantaloon. The ' Eivén to such & claim, When matching sets are purchased £ ¢ ing about the 4th); to July 10, falr and . old six-piece set is a thing of the past cool; 10-12, fair and warm; 12-16, wet treasury. . It was a. case Where oine-|jthoroughly he was jemarncipated from beginning of the French Revolu- ¥ . ; : > i 2 rined Deéfiahcs of the law, deflance of thel thing had: to-give- and-the Tesignation| the tutelage of his elergy, desired Bliz- tion. » ;?;fi;e?}l;lé pf:c:xc(;:teemgi(mf' the fotrth : 5 Bnd passl Gtay-Yaither posably, cum board to which the appeal was takenlwas thus the natural result of the-sit-| abeth to send him, in 1599, a company{ 1817—Madame de Stael, famous French ! on by the shopmen, and whaese decision! ‘uation. % ol 2 : 4 : i : mencing the 11th) ; 16-26, fair and farm: of English comedians. - She compiied, | Authoress and soclal -leader, dicd | fo fy Lritat der o ne Modern wishes | : 26-27, wet and war, the heated spell ex- and James gave tifem a license.to act in Paris. Bofn there, April 22, | "ol R0% S06 = Mo 3 s | |tending to the 27th.—New York Herald. - ; in his capital and-at his court. Was 1786, S e S PR B THE MAW VorE. Shakespearé one of this number? 1847—American force under Gen. Frank- | guo ConE "0 O favorite and some There - ien’t -an ~eleetion of importance| But it has been conjectured that lin Pleree, left Vera Cruz to join | paticies have. aiso bomn. degimed "wit but what ‘some effort is made to get a| Shakespeare visited Scotland at a-much the Main army of General Scott at | oo (ot Yates and colored ‘;’_b straw - vote _concerdiing . the ' outcome,| ¢2rlier period. There is a notice of Eng- FERS. boning, Hand-made voiles in infar- s tiines when results’ are in| LSh Dlayers havipe appeared at Perth{ 1865—Lord Franeis Douglas and two eobing bolors: e 4G, Hed :h jnlage ke:p;g":herewflh a;d there are times| O Junme 2, 1580, and Shakespeare may . companions killed climbing the 4 eing shown. M 6t _course have been recognlzed ' Wad eonditions warranted an award i . their fayor, deflance of the government. and @¥fiamce of the president’s appeal make it evident that there can be no - ylelding on the part of the government 7 whils at the same time it is equally The bridegroom is the article that ic thiought about after the trousseau is plain what the duty of the o have been. one-of them. Matterhorn. EGET 3y is undler the dm,:,unce, %:m‘:::f when it is quite to the contrary. Straw| Sir John. Sinclair, when speakinz | 1904-—Panl Kruger, ex-president ‘6f the -~ Public Ownership try looks to President Harding to give| 'S depend mpon ithe care with which| of the local- traditions - respeccins: * "Transvaal Reflublic; died:in Switz- ( By a voté of threé to one, the citizens ;,r’ the proper pratBEtion By cn: ekerpiee they are taken and dhe weight- attached rMacbexth's cas;le at il:udndsinnn%‘ in- ;f,l“{};' sBflrn in ‘Cape Colony, Oct. { of Seatile have defeated a/ proposed we- e . ers m . their ence ith , 1825, 4 of & Arm hand in dealing with tha sitef (0 them. - They interest: evem: though) {758 P .t - Sha | b DA odkvies it e | L vk woull eie Py they may mot’ convinte. he yma, . that - Shakespeare, in the | 19. ng} ual e 3 ) the } 1 11 i, it] - B capacity of actor,.traveled in Scot- whole voted against anti-nrohibi- 2;:3':: 2‘; m:dre““:,,m;’; l[:,ej,,: Saflifit Perhaps more than ihe usual smount land in 1589, and rollected on the ton by 129 to 80, and fater by 5t . ; of interest will attach to the ‘effort of Aot makbrials for the . exerclke of 151 to 90, 3 fands within the city limits. Carfares TEAVING SANTO DOMINGO. the Literary, Digest to sound the. lnti—) his imaginetion. . But (|Shakespeare's| - . . - under ml:niclpa.lt otnership in t%mt city ment of the- peapl , regarding the .im-| biographers doubt the- valldity of the] % are now. ten cents, as against nve unner Conditions in Santo - Domingo have Portant:-gui o4 . prohibitien. -~ That| inference, and Chalmers, although he no-| S = = prkate_maflagcment‘ and it is certain the been under Investigution, and aniounce-| "y m“w"oun“ which peaple have more| tess at somé longth i state. of the|| Storiés That Recall Others ||proverties are not carning fixed chares ment of the result w ave been . sm ? “ment of ‘the result would have been| > * TATE O T mm"“t"m same ones| digma in Scotland provious Lo the ac Thus the examples of paternalism in the made &t the time the committee report- s et il lon ‘of James to the. English erownjls Z opération of public utilities continue to ed comcerning Havti but for the fmeti poyc o ot o B ot X8 5o, GaEBOOR fof . the . owinioH. thas e ‘multiply —Harrisburg Telegraph. vt e Bl 1 at. B sy g : Thoretere, Tt 18" extremels probaste. thai| Four yesr old Bobby was striking his| < June the Despair of Poets, to imérrupt by having it made pubiie] ien thoush‘the. wighicenth smend-ihe never left London at this period. | cat mear the hfl:flafl: B it | 5 Jifiaitus nien il SAe the AespRlEOF . ment -has -been - enseted: in -the manner a The 50 happy began to purr loudly. g has j But Svesiflent Harding iy oW stdtl| L 0 od by the g o sl T s promes e Seotiand, Sna. Hie| Bobby gazed at her askance for a whie, | POCts and the distress of brides. * * ¢ that It is the policy of the . administra- 3 e oy ee;ha: -h)ulmts ; a 8 e 1l ‘and | Even the weather burean can.say nothing which have a Hon 16 withdraw e forecs teamStra-| those who have felt ‘that Such a matter torian Collier mentions that “towards mdfi‘l’,‘f ::f,':{,‘,yhejw”.‘y D - onm i aboi i aowy ety Tt ’ Wonderiel eltect should Have been submitted fo the peo-|the close of the year 1599 a company ofj WEER'T ol DOnil” overbosed, “You|admits a precipitation of 6.17 inches in on the functioning. of the Stomach. s hen “airetd ubon and hat 1t re| 2ty Lkewde there ars tho who iook| Brrlieh pluyers, arvived In Saimpn| Ll by S e iy, Bovhy.” “Tom | 2 da3s and rin on 15, The other seven| gonaser vittorio Rolundo e, | Appette iereimen the bowels pesns e- s s in a < s - ! Vg A Wi s New - mains now only for, fte ratieation by| "t 'l‘“'d’ :‘t"’;"l‘j’m‘ tl"h:;’;’:‘“‘ ::t 1°§ posed by some that Shakespeare was a|not,’ sald Bobby P"‘;:m““ily-fi 'b“ts:m‘,: da¥s Jupeiwam torid New W erle Timel 4 R AAeEder b the. United | regular, you enjoy eating—and never the phople of the republic In order to| Ln¢ S2100M. but balieve thal there shouldi ., per” o this ‘dompany, and that he|BOt to get her away from the fire. When ‘poverty knocks at the door| States, snapped on board the £. 8. | have a thought of indigestion. Ironized have it put into effect. be @ modifcation of the Velstead:act. |even took his description of Mapbeth's|beEIaning to boll. : jove goes out to dinner with another| Parfs, as she was preparing to leave | Yeast is sold by ail druggists, Tt feans the retirement of all ocen| . DY the’ten million ballots which are| castle from local observation. But no Needed More Dress a7 oW EorE . Verieos: sataths” oib < patiomi forces and the-Pldeing ¢ fhe| D0'NE Eent out by tie Literafy Digest|evidence can be produced either way, ex A young fellow who has ambitions to oW Curient, aeme. elniiilkiy; ANt m ML Mail pogtcaru for Boe bility for th ku" ‘there “should be an intéresting nsight{ cept Malone's conjecture that Shakes-|pa sprinter was unfortunate enough to th Ambm’d r iy 160 ¥ od Famous 3-Day Free SpoMMIbility for the comBnct of thel L. 4iinio the views of & large 'body|pears could nof have left Londen 18 15950 tave & wers dffatory laundrass. Ofie ev. e OF Sks Tt TR oA, Trial. Address Tronized Yeast Co., : SoverWment In the hands of Dominicans,| ;e merican citizens concerning tness|in consequence of thg production of hislentng when he was out forgs practice Llfe Found A a.ln while others say he is simply 0INE | - Dept, 63, Atianta) Ga. which is in keeping with the desire of matters, Safeguards. fo.get a. fair cx-|. Henry V' in that year” run in his rather airy and abbreviated | g ! for a short vleation and will return . those people, Under the plan as nego- vreasim\' t;mn the -people weuld appear| Mr. Collier does. not notice a Bubse-1track costume he chanced to dash past If your Hfe haa] in the fall The Ambassador re- } tiated the government of the island will| PoieO SO » s PPeAL| (uent - visit of & company of English!spe house of that dusky lady, who at the ! | cently spoke on the question of the 80" n | be turhed over to the provisional gov-{ O De taken. It is-m.bjg amd expensivel jiajers to . Scotiand during Shakes-lyoro cog o couple of weeks in arrears beert- fgat’, %0. youl Tt TON L B on was. thlten “t5 L s ernment by the Americans and the po-| Lnoc hCItE And” “;"M’“ Meal omt-| peare’s li*ctime, although other BISLOT-i wieh his washing. because you were| ne speech by many Americans in T‘bl‘tfi lieing of the fsland will likewise be e population ‘drs interésted| jans speak of”a company from Mnfifm He had scarchly reached home when the I 3 placed in their hands, the Afnbricans to 3 in such misery, s : o & o give exvr::ltm o :x?p;ahr.gg mi.rthe north cu\;r;giy ii: égg bell rang furiously nn:g an e;:‘clteg_ ‘;;Mse R0 : ¥>| Washington. y " their views the Tesult should “give much akespe3ré ever appe: was wafted in from the porcl ‘oh- de = { ::; g e sigmed & new| JENt on one. ot the big Seions. of o T, e e i, g (ish's Whe Fomt im 51 tell Marso Bobi e entio; made of 3 ! treaty between the countries, This trea- day, Tio., MonGan- 118 please mot to go out no moh till I kin get cannot ap- how grateful you would THE ONCY YEAST THAT JS GENUINELY IROMIZED : : peared 4n the Bnglish capital in the falllpig clo'es round to him?” ‘;ea e fi?.“ro.fi‘;‘fl . ‘ ty will call for the perpetustion of the' 55 BT PR of that year, although on the 8theof Sep- - what Mrs. W. J. H 1907 ‘skreement providing protection for. EDITORIAL NOTES. | {omber he was present at the funeral of waker. ¥ e v -1} This Is Undoubtedly the Most Sensa- : toreigh loans ahd it will make valid the Those Who are careless with. .the dis-| his fathe; Stratford. 8 burgh, N. Y., did H] pel u y e [ acts ¥eund mecessary during American| carded cigarettes help to pile up work| In a Tead to the Society of An-| cHlLD TRAINING and found egain|f - £ > cceupation, for the firemen snd the losses of prop-| tiauaries of Scotland by John Anderson, full joy of living. ti al Garment o&ering in Years The plan to withdraw American forces| efty owners, ! T e : A Hye BN ion A from ®anto Domingo is well launched. e e ) it v Thiewe) < Gave Cdmminsils Rarely ‘was born T vk AE0. - she tells. L ' 1 shews to the islanders that there is| In ¥lew of the vacation it fs snfoytne,| " = a the minutiae of Macbeth's career has By Edith Loehridge Reid had quite painful kidney trouble and . no sueh thing as permanency intended|there are probably members of the sen- piles come onto ‘me. My back was DAINTY WASHABLE given rise to the opinion that he Bimself| 1, , wen-ordered household where thé {very lame and I had a scalding sen- -~ 2 ;in cofhection with ‘our presence there,|2te Who.wish they. were members of the| visited these scenes which are immortal-§ .yijdren are properly trained it is surpris- 4 while the benefit of the services ren-|house this:summer. sation. The piles wiould swell up and 3 § i%ed by his pen.” but the general impres-ling now few direct commands are hec- |hurst and cause inflammation, My - , . déred @re entitled to proper considéra- — sion among scholars of today is that hel geeary life was'a misery to me. I could mot z {tion. 1t s a flat denlal to those claims| One of the best bits of evidence thatsecared his - information from Holins-| ueh remarks as “Close the d0or” | fing anything to help me until I found ’ hat we were there for good. tHe striking shopmen bellbve they are| hed's narrative, and that Shakespeare{ “Stop your noise.” “Don’t throw pi P | Goldine Alterative and Reconstructive, How soon the arrangement goes mto| 2iTeady beaten is the manner in which| never visited Scotland as an actor nor lows,” “Eat with your»fork,” and “Be flect @epends upon the Dominicans.| they are resorting.to violence, which I cannot say enough for. , Now in any other capacity. - > careful of tholle HoOKS,” aré UNNECESSATY | ami a well worhon g%cflvq i | Approval of what has been done by, A et I thelr fepresentatives will start the ban| The man on the corner savs: Youwve| they have been _implied all gk ot your Wlenaid medeine Gol- For the Stylish Stout, Medium; or di hecause through the lives of the children. A baby "The U. S. Diépensatory notes olé-has learned the fundament- 5 o . . rolling and the quicker the necessary| PTOD2Dly. noticed:-the cooling effect - of e Birthda: il g:::'cmtml actions resulting from \?e%légdsmifi;;n Efi.‘.‘g?na“i“fflfl%? Slim Figure ormaliiles aré, carrled out the quicker|[®2din€ about = blizzard or an -arctie Today’s ys these and similar commands. He has 4 3 {tbere Wil be estiblished 4 Dominican| ®XPedition on a hot, stltry day.- Dish Whupht to tibse doors And do it] oioriV glates AL has ‘been oth- T ployed with decided success.” GOL- VALUES m ENG [ T —— T fetly until the action is reflex. He :’A‘:;::‘;‘;"‘m‘z““':u?"':.’"’::":h;';‘ sohe| . Somenow the conference at The Hagus| _Ex-Prince Adalbert, sori of the former :6int hesd 1o'be old 1o stop His nolse o e A 0, e £ hosks, doesnt _appear to Be' getting the same| Gefman kaiser, born at Potsdath, 38| because he has learned that any exces- | pqumatic remedy because it produces spscau. amount of attention. thet was given to| Y°ATS 280 today. sive i\-;t it consequences. | ooyt a3 in the case of Mrs. Walker. Owen Wister," author of nitmerous nop- The very first titte he threw a pillow he & 3 . : 0 the efforts to. conciliate saviet Russia at| y 10" povels.. Boen n “Philadeiphta, 62 |was shown that it nearly hit the lamp, | Gor YOUE Dbottle today and yeu wil Less Than Cost to Manufacture | GPETING DOWN TO BUSINESS. |Genoa, -t i oie : Years ago today: :[ and that it also tore & corner of the pil- | 5000 {gfl};:ilg;_a‘ }'B“ are on the right i ot ShpNes st e sty ol . United States senator ,, there was hy pil- i | epoeably: moting: betters fihan hopes|. Litwinofrs-hepee-reslial works wiil. be| from Kansaes hovn £t Garnett, Fak, 57| los honle. 60 bb. thronn sbout. ad By_Tar thomeiet. chaiming €Lyl NS, tivee e, jwere shtertained oynccnfln( a successful| contivived in “Ruesta. < years age today. having this fixed in his mind he doesn’t oy seen in moderate-priced Wiash Dresses—scores : Morgan G. ‘Sanders, ’rg_wesenudq;tefl :tn have to be told every day, sxo with doz- of - them—the product of one of America’s [ congreéss of the Third Texas , | ens of other items in dis pl ine. B t foremost designers of street o ; : ™| born_in Van Zand” county.Tews, 41| Gur commangs resemble the sign boara ke o tioed A % trylng-and as developments show 1t 2 vears ago today.- : Placed along. ~uem y that says| i sod el m house Frocks: means the jcable adjustment edm A ol S Richie Mitchell, T kmwn Tght- |« ad. The - first - wel S ¥ x wejght ' pugilist, born 'in Mllwaukie 27 i ‘the driver goes over the road he is Excellent quality gingham in neat 1arge and B | Yo e today.. o &ufi ‘entirely by the wording on the Mrs n' Sing e slgn. L small check effects, beautifully designed=and - = - He stops and reads ‘it and then | | - 2 . . e 2 the prétecflon i drives slowly until he has negotiated the A §c> finished. with quaint organdie collars, cuffs, S v " turn. But after mueh driving over the e |} and vestees, organdie and gingham sashés — sizes 36 to 46. rdjust the trouble but- they have come Yes; $1.97 wag_shet 2 to nadight and possibly but for the In-|to stop when ordered.to mj;ht not. have R 3 2 E “ B o ifuence thut: was brought. to bear by| undeggtood the:-Werning, . isn't. that i mi‘L’fi’ tfighfir ,rwho;e sc"::m "mge}-d in; nsfla‘nzmm!n int h 5 2 ’ - gl R; ) . g s - uropean armies is at ; mm/ mportant point with | § : this, céuntry mo more woul L3 Te argime; h-x considerablé’ publiv attention, s 1 Wu to get the sign up in time. Of sited from the cénferehes in this coun-| & 5 resentative 6f Emgland’ én the ti por- course ‘there is some work to making try. n _thelr present sttempt ifdica- g iady il vane © ary mixed commission for disarmament m They have to be ‘carved and lon hAs"been given of the manner in|’ A nuuuclenm. that i ghod % any| atached to'the ¥ague of Nations. For ‘and afterwards put which the respective sid®s have clung to| orgafization is that’ Which @ has - been| Many vears Lord Feher has been prom- secu , but ence Mimuhed they ‘do’ wwh h? old claims, but one more feather is the New York state organ- inent in publie affairs in Great Britain. placed—in H d ot T Ve the ‘@iplomatic cep of Sesre- mfli z tbe Elurte; of ‘2 New co‘;‘;;is ({flucm;:lgem }!iteone n:::rde ¥ nh‘y it is with our wmmd- The first c-lchmt_!rbzy & an tary Hughes by presenting a proposition 5 ercome. tha| ament 'in 1880, -having two. ¥ .n{ pmvi- : Ang. 1 Nfi# % fentah they have agreed to wm:e Dt;‘fix;— ausly become ‘private sécretary in t)fe io*éh the woad are laarned sn