The Washington Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1908, Page 2

WHERE THE PURPLE VIOLETS GROW. viomise not to tell, the summer breeze, ws tempo. ea How my heart forher is yearning, While the moon is shining brightly longing once a-gain to see her smile; and the stars are peeping o- ver- head ; While to ber Lil be re- ur hearts are beating love a charming lit- tle tell her tru-ly how I maid -en, love her that | while the Nignietynie' met one semny OF turn - ing light - ly a ——t I'm going to meet her in dern Til soft - ly steal my arm while where the rippling waters flow — her eyes are bright as sparkling dewdrops, ‘hen 1 press herdimpled hand so gen - tly, her while cheeksare like the peach’: clow tales of love ] whisper low meet her where the purnle violets grow. he meadow where the purple viole When properly used, we will not only refund money paid for shields that are not perfect, but will hold our selves responsible for any resulting damage to gown. Kleinert’s Dress Shields are made in ten sizes, from size 1 to size 10. 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Sizes 20 to 36, Price $3.00. New W. B. Reduso No. 772. For larg: short women. The same as No. 770, except that the bust is somewhat lower all around. Made of white coutil, hose supporters front and sides Sizes 20 to 36. Price $3.00. New W. B. Reduse No. 773, is the same as” No. 772, buti made of light weight white batiste. Hose supporters front and sides. Sizes 20 to 36. Price $3.00, ‘Ask any dealer anywhere to show you the new" WB thip-subduiag® models, which will produce the correct figure for prevailing modes, or any of our numerous styles which are made in such a variety as to guarantee perfect fit for every type of figure, “ From $1.00 to $3.00 per pair. WEINGARTEN BROS., Mfrs., 377-379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK | loon but UP AMONG THE CLOUDS. Novel countered by Balloonists. Some of the periences En- Gelightful as it is in is not all beer Charles De F. the Lahm Cup ts in the re- 3alloopin some of its and skittles. Capt Chandler, winner of and one of the contes cent international race, says that he | in the course fired at The bal- chickens. the val- and his comp: of their long flight, thirty times by farmers. loons frightened their Some of the shots struck did no damage because of the long range. Poultry even at t seemed to have a sense of the of the balloon, making an outery of alarm which could be heard by the aeronauts. The moonlight which prevailed during the race produced beautiful effects by its shining on masses of clouds below the voyagers. All scientific records for low temperature were broken during the flights from St. Louis. One instrument which reached an al- titude of ninx recorded a tem- perature 111 degrees below zero, the lowest natur: sgree of cold of 1 kave any knowl- Weekly. 1ions, were mile of A Peculiar Name. There is a hamlet in Cass Coun Missouri, with nothing pe- culiar about it except its name, and that is Peculia ing to t low When the settlement had sufficiently populous to need office, one of the prominent post accord- fol- Its origin, was local traditions as become a post- citizens sent a petition to Washington to have | the one established. In due course petition was granted and he was ask- ed to suggest a name that would please the people. He replied, “The | people are not particular so long as the name is peculiar.” Thereupon the postoffice was christened Peculiar, and the name has never been changed | Going to a Fire in a Missouri Town. When the editor starts to run to a/ ire at night and .uns into a tree in the middle of the walk, and boards fly up and bruise his shins, comes to >a sudden step off from eight to ten inches, which sends him’ sprawling | into a pond of water and mud where a ewalk ought to be, stumbles | over a sudden raise in the walk, falls aud smashes his nose on a broken | board and then sprains his ankle by stepping in a hole where a board isn’t, he begins to wake up and take | interest—Wayne Country Journal Canal Across the Alps. Signor Caminada, a hydraulic en- To - sy blushes come and go, And whis 1 ane LSy , in the meadow where rt: An mn i i on , in the meadow wher i * gineér, “has drawn up {the construction of a the Alps and Cor Lake Constance. be 366 existing jcourses being used for 161 would allow the pe ze of jof 600 tons and th }000,000 tons a scheme canal to cross ect 2 with The canal miles long, water miles. It vessels > of 15,- oft cargo [| inum Tallest When the in the tower of the Metropolitan Life build ing in New York City, it will have the largest timepiece in the world. The diameter of the dial will be feet The letters on the dial will be 4 feet higu, and the t feet long The next largest clock in existence is “Big Ben,» in Westminster Abbey, London which has a dial of 22% feet in diameter. Tower; clock slaced nds twelve February in 1908. The calendar of 1908 shows a pe- culiarity in February not often to be seen. e first day of February fell upon a Saturday and the last of tl the month happens on the of the we Februa f therefore, five Similar cor in 28 yea me day 1908 aturdays there are tions only happen once Where Impoliteness Reigns. New York me— have just earned the reputation c g le polite in ltheir treatment of women in public conveyances than are the men of oth- er citi Figures obtained from jother cities show an average of 13 per cent of men seated while women are standing, and New York City shows about 70 jer cent, Longevity in ‘Turkey. Medical Record productive of has that itcha ere is said to advanced age government was 142 According to the Turkey’s climate is great longevity, or at reputation. In Ken sumably in Turkey) t be now living at of 134 years a binder, whose father old when he died Charity. has the While least the the Chariton charitable county citizen. sawing horseshoe which was imbedded in one of them. Still, he says he hopes the shoe brought good luck to who- Kansas City Times. The Rummagers, impecunious titled personages’ will keep up just as long as American heiresses think that there is more in |a title than in a man.—Poughkeepsie Star. 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