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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03

vented to Kill time There are no
other blockadeS in tins part Of the
country.
In decision handed down by the
supreme court, recently, in the case
of Larry Downey. of Fargo. VS.. the
N. Z Ry. Co. it was held as a
requirement tina, common carrier
must transport any and all livestock
accepted for transportation at a
minimum rate of not less than TWEEN
tv miles per hour on all lines within
the borders of the state This speed
IN the original case was exclusive of
all stops for feeding. water and rest.
The decision of the supreme court
reverses that Of Judge Templeton.
One of the most peculiar cases
wherein AN enemy took a most COW
ardly course 90 get even. Is re-
ported from Wang. Cavalier county
Oscar Braaten had purchased a
horse. and that evening left it secure
ly tied in his barn. The next morn
ing. when he came out, the horse
was gone. but footsteps clearly
showed which way the animal had
been taken. a half mile from the
barn the horse was found dead, hav-
ing been shot in the head The
tracks of the man who did the shoot
ling We're lost in a road near by and
there is absolutely no clew To his
identity.
State-Lne Herald: State Super
Stockwell has been adj
juded to have grabbed more state
money than was coming to him. and
will have to dig up, according TO
Judge Tcmpleton's decision. All of
which is good news Just howStock-
wells insurgent friends will try to
explain away Stockwell's fine record
is as yet one of the unsolved riddles
But its foregone conclusion that
Stockwell will cease to figure in state
politics, either ON the stalwart or the
insurgent side. For the rule as to
Verify thou hast been faithful in a
few things will find its inverse APP
plication in his case.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03
NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAMl
NATION
NOTICE OF PUPILS FINAL FIX
AMINATIONS.

Tachers. pupils and parents are
hereby notified that the regular ex
animation for pupils wishing to
finish the common branches VIII be
held March 18th and 18th at Linton.
Hazelton, Braddock Hull, Union
No. 2, Glanavon No 6, and Appert
school in Wlliamsport district.
Pupils should be encouraged to take
these examinations in order that
they may have written evidence Of
having taken and completed these
subjects. Completion certificates
are honored at any of the state in
stitutions. Henry H Hanson,
County Superintendent
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.

(lron, Republican. Feb 24th,
Riney w. Batter left Monday, VIA
Braddock, for a visit at Royalton.
Mimi.
Considerable sickness IS reported
from the country, and DIR. Snyder is
kept on the move night and day.
John Wray went to Bismarck.
Monday. where he that evening re
ceived the first degree in Masonry
Owing to the bad condition Of the
roads, many absentees are reported
at school, from the country. this
week.
DR.. j. H. Snyder was called to the
home Of Thomas Shepard last Satur-
day on account of the serious illness
Of Mrs. Shepard.
G. A. Ward was taken to the hos
pital at Bismarck this morning.
where he expects TO undergo an
operation for rupture.
| Robert Castle and G. +. Coover
were over from Glencoe this morn
! ing with load OF posts Mr. Coover
will leave in the near future for
ISweetgrass, Montana, while Mr..
Castle expects to cast his bread
Iupon the waters" somewhere in Sas-
lkatchewan, Canada
Stallion owners will have ne" rul-
| lings from now on. The new law
passed by the legislature provides
that every person using stallion
| for public service must bave the
animal examined by a veterinarian
and have license. This will bar
some of the stallion owners, as a
horse most be sound to do public
service
| NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAMl-
NATION.
Teachers are hereby notified that
the regular March examination will
be held in Linton March llth and
18th. beginning at 80 a. m. All
teachers who DO not hold certifi-
Gates, ..or whose certificates expire
before the next examination, are re-
Iquired to be present and write.
Henry H. Hanson,
County superintendent.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03

Farmers in the vicinity Of Edmore
are organizing an elevator company
of their own. They want chance
themselves at the big profits they
see other fellows making handling
their grain Forum.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03

j. H. Mathews. Of I.arlmore,
writes that the winter in Florida
has been very cold. the snap starting
early and continuing long time,
The orange crop is frozen, and IN
some sections is a total loss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03

The International Harvester Com
.pany will erect a four story and :
basement building of concrete and
brick at Bismarck this season, and
the architect says it will be ready
for use by Sept. lst.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-10

THE PEOPLE HAVE DECIDED that Greater
be built Winchester
everybody who Tartnsburg
"WINDEWALD" the beautiful OF Martnsbug sold
for $I7733.oo
During the last $I2755 worth of
other which
avenue This nakesa grand total $oSSoo
sold along Winchester
did not decide where artnsbug built but
the all of people Martnsburq
should be built be
1t
have bought all of this located
There are two reasons why Il sell SO much
FlRST=--Because have what
SECONDBecuse money to hold the real estate
acquire.
Therefore, have to sell price that my
buyers make
Every bought
two weeks will make make money!
thank customers for ndH
a to er7eHe
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
AN IDEAL HoME-TERMS TO SUIT.
JUST COMPLETED
!. ". WRIGHT & CO..
12j and l27 Sutter st.

JUST tUMFLEI
Strikingly beautiful the owner has given un~
limited study to combine the artistic and the
convenient; the exterior is on the lines of the
most modern cement houses and possesses a
swagger simplicity devoid of ornament that Is
not an integral part of the construction. The
interior expresses refinement and comfort at
every point. On the first floor Is a spacious
living room covered with a rich brown cloth; a
large, open fireplace of Harvard brick. with a
shelf supported hy interesting antique carvings:
tavern benches. beamed ceiling and unusual
stairway add to the quaint charm: the dining
Mission oak surmounted by an imported freize
the built in buffet deserves mention; kitchen has
every newest convenience. On second floor,
chambers and mans den have interesting wall
coverings Basement has laundry. wine cellar
servants room arranged. There is provision for
a garage. Only So, 600 cash required, balance on
monthly payments The lot is the sunniest
corner, with frontage of 80 feet Key at Of
fee of builder and designer,
f. Y. FRITZ. 1401 Masonic
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
]. W. WRIGHT q co,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTIONEERS.
125-127 Sutter ST.

THE FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF a FEW OF
OUR BEST BUYS.
$40 00o-Lot 7ox114; Sd st corner SS2 600 can
remain on long term; this lot properly
improved should show income of IA
per cent under secured lease.
s24 oOo-Rents 81 500 yearly; 4 handsome corner
fats (newl; Larkin St corner; lot 32x1O0
s17, 17,ooo.Rents s1.s4o per annum; partially. un.
der lease; one Of the finest prominent
business corners in Mission district:
stores and fats.
s17, ,Ooo-Lot 55xi20 tt; only a few steps from
Market and Page sts.
s1S 75O-Rents 81 500 yearly; new beautiful
fats of 6-7-7 rooms and bath: mortgage
$500 can remain; splendid neighborhood.
s1s, ,5oe-Fine northeast corner residence of Is
rooms and baths; lot 45x1o5 IT; splen-
did neighborhood in Western addition; lot
alone worth price asked.
s11 Oo0-Hyde st. corner; 55xs7:e feet.
So 5oo-Rents $500 yearly: 4 fine fats; only
$1,000 cash, balance per cent.
ss.ooo-Rents ssss yearly; lot e2:6x137 IS fl !;
Close to Hyde ST.; lot alone worth price
asked.
SS,O0O-Residence or rooms and bath: large
basement; Post st. opp Hamilton square I;
make offer this property you will
be surprised how reasonable the owner
will be; easily worth $500.
$500 Rents $50 yearly: fine Western addi-
tion flats; close in $500 remain
German bank.
sT0oo-Rents Sss monthly: stores and fats mr..
Fulton and Buchanan; large lot.
se,T5o-Lot S2:6x187:6 #, (viewl; Clay near
Mason.
se.5oo-Lot 31x10o IT.; Larkin Washing
ton st.
IS, ,eoO-Beautiful northwest corner; 9TH av. and
St; 3sx95 #; very small cash pay
ment; balance long term per cent
street bituminiZed.
s3.150-Howard st. nr. 18th; lot 3ox122:6 IT.
1850 eacli-2 lots, LIST av mr. Eddy; 25x1oo IT.,
each.
!. ". WRIGHT & co.
12j and 127 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
$4,000.

Post st. lot; 55x137:6: rents $2G2: 6-s room
fats: could not be built today for less than
$4,000. lot easily worth $4,000
W. B. McGERRY & CO., Al Montgomery St
81 -6oo-Cottage of rooms and bath: the big
bargain of the day: 500 cash. balance SIS
monthly: II ron have 500 why keep on pay
ing rent: this is great chance Apply 3215
Mission st.
FOR sale-Sacrifce. lots, a3x113. in San
Bruno ay. near Ward ST. Box 2I2S. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

GREAT BARGAiNS-Lots in Redwood City. $3.50
each. elegant home sites: close IN; dou't delay
only few left; $40 down and s. per month buys
lot; write or call for handsome booklet
E. W. MAGRUDER. 1882 Mission ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HAYWARD REAL. ESTATE

CHEAP land for poultry; only S lots left Of
Proctor subdivision; miles from Hayward:
S125 to $3.50 per acre; near school on main
county road ene-third down; no interest. no
taxes
HAYWARD REALTY CO..
s. G. SMITH Manager Hayward
Open Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
THE san FRANcIsco GAIL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRuARY . 1910
LEGAL NoTICEs-continucd

BY mutual consent, the firm of sIM0N1 4
GARBINI of San Francisco has this day,
January IS, 1910 dissolved, J. Garuini re-
firing. A. Simoni and J. J. Pera viii con-
accounts and pay all debts. Signed.
A. SIM0Nl.
J. GARBtN1
J. ]. PERA
NJ wife, Mrs. +. Dupont. having LETT my bed
and board, | Will not be responsible for any
bills. A. DUPONT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Hotels, Apt. Houses for sale and Rent

Hotels, Apt. Houses tor sale and RENT
FOR sale-Strictly high class hotel: 165 rooms:
IS baths. sunny corner; centrally located; ;
lobby fronting on tho street and beautiful din
ing roem- seating capacity 30; every modern
convenience: nearly all rooms sunny: ) direct
car lines: legitimate reasons for selling; pos
itiye sacrifice.
o. l. McAIAHON & CO. Exclusive Agents.
I2S Suffer- 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
$500 PER ACRE

Great wheat country; l0O acre farms in the
rich delta OF the Sonora river; near American
line in Mexico, between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil
corn wheat, cotton. beans alfalfa. dates.
oranges, lemons. all vegetable products; good
market: 10000 acres now opened to American
farmers; first 900 acres at So per acre. half
cash; this is really 500 land See or write Us
Immediately.
c. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY.
TO2 Market ST. San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES

of c. Harris grocery business S15 buchanan
ST. all outstanding bills be presented
by February q, 1910 j. SEEMAN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
INVESTMENTS

PERPETUAL power-A chance for capitalist
willing to pay for full working model and
patent throughout the world TO make millions
and millions; inventor willing and ABLE TO
prove to such party what he is talking about
Address WM KINGSBURY, General Delivery.
CAPITAL for eXpenses--Win secure half inter
est by location. In large placer deposit of
high values Box 2727. Call Office.
COLUMBIA MARBLE QUARRIES Unc.l-l5
gear 5eo bonds with stock bonus $780, for sale
at 90es. D. E. BESECKER, 24S Pacific bldg.
WE have a market for ali stocks. ITERSTATE
COMMERCIAL SALES CO.. 1047 Phelan bldg.
OCEAN SHORE RY. BONDS FOR SALE. ID. Z.
BESECKER. PAS PACIFIC BUILDING.
FOR sale-Mortgage 81 .25e security real estate
10 per cent net. Apply room 620. Crocker bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


business property consisting of stores. with
-r0oms above. and cottages in good district iu
Oakland. viii exchange for residence any
improved property.
Lot 1O4x1uO. In Addison II. city hall. in
Berkeley; street work complete: price S6.2fu-
will exchange for improved property in. Oakland
Berkeley.
Market st. corner. fun 100 feet vacant rips
for stores fats: street work complete amt con
proved property in Oakland Berkeley. price
$40. con
Lot SaysG near 24th and Broadway: $ modern
Hats Of ) rooms each: viii trade for vineyard
near St. Helena: mortgage Of 5000: price
S1p.uOC
Z This is only sample of the exchange proper
i ties j have; can handle any proposition in OF
near Oakland Call and
D. L. MINNEY, ~ fIth st.. Oakland.
just East 0f broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

lie MERE'S FEMALE SUPPoSIToRIES
Never fail safe and reliable. For sale at al
drug stores. 81 a box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

MERGED COLONY
1000 acres of irrigated land adjoining the city
limits Of MeTced. a town with a population OF
$500; 5. 10. 90 acre tracts: prices $50 TO $50
per acre; easy terms; irrigation 81 per acre;
splendid water supply: electric power for
lights and pumping soil is rich dark loan
adapted TO alfalfa, eOrn- figs. grapes. fruits aud
vegetables: alfalfa adjoining land Yields Z
10 tons per acre and corn goes over 40 bush
els: the s. P and Santa Fe railroads and three
county roads traverse MeTeed colony. markets
churches. schools. stores, creamery. alfalfA
meal mill al convenient; literature applt
cation
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST co.
246 ms milling San francisco or NIercaH
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
CRY REAL EsrATE-continuea

CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
SOL GETZ & SONS, Real Estate Dealers,
Room S2S Chronicle building.
New Blocks. Just Being Graded:
$3.50. $3.50 to s45o-Level lots; Excelsior I'd
Ocean View and near Parkside; 50 monthly.
$500 to sf25o-Graded Sunset lots. near park
and ears. sth ay. to 25th ay.; fne view and easy
terms.
$3.50 to 81. .25o- Richmond Heights lots; view
Of ocean, park and Spreekels lake; terms.
Lots in Oceanside district; any size and price;
call FOR diagrams.
$3.50 to ss.5oO-Nodern cottages; payments
same as rent.
oceanside branch office, corner II st. and 4Tth aT.
Open daily aud Sundays.
SOL GEIz s SONS. owners and Dealers.
Room 32S, Chronicle building.
SD goo
Three beautiful marine view flats: jackson Il.
close TO Jones; built not by contrget. but by
Gay work Under supervision of owner. rec
ommend these a. splendid huy; fne iNtureS
in fact every detail complete. Inspect them and
you Will buy; pays over II per cent
W. Il. NcGERRY & co. ~ Montgomery II.
W. T. McGEkkA X 60. II Montgomery s.
IS, 300 Business property; oath St; store and :
fats: Fents So.
81, -aIeAIlister ST. near LIST av: opposite
Golden Gate park = feet frontage.
4 ROOMS and bath .cottage 10 rent; marine
view; l block Union ST. earlHe; lot 32:6x
f37 Is; has small garage; SIS month; 2767
Green st. See JOSEPH RUCKER S CO.,
Pest St
FOR sale-4 room cottage and lot s2:6xI37 g.
with garage; marine view: l block from ears.
Apply JOSEPH -RUCkER & CO., Post ST.
HAVE Standard Title insurance Company. Mills
bldg. insure vonr title save time and money.
COUNTRY Real. ESTATE
SANTA CRUZ BARGAINS.
% acres: miles from Santa Cruz; room
house, barn, good spring and tanks; l30 trees
of assorted fruits; 800 Grapevines 4 years old
and 600 cords timber. fne mountain home;
81 200: half cash.
) acres IN limits of santa Cruz: house barn.
stable, poultry houses, $50 chickens. horse and
wagon; III trees 4 years old running water city
water; fine garden and berries; cheap place;
81. 500 terms.
81 acres; rich. sandy loan soil: $50 assorted
trees, full bearing: nice room house: good barn.
drying house, . chicken houses. brooder, horse.
100 chickens. incubator; plenty water, piped
over place for irrigation: I COW. buggy. Wagon.
rubber tired surrey, harness and all farm tools.
good income producer: f.0u0: terms.
I3 acres: 80 acreS in orchard. u acres in corn,
acres in hay, acres pasture. ) wells. tank.
water piped all over place: room, hard finished
house; good barn and stable, wood for family
use; t miles from railroad station; s6j0o;
terms.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
HOLCOAIB REALTY COMPANY,
3e6 SAN PABLO OAV..
OAKLAND, CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
BUSINESS CHANCES


FORT GEORGE, lsst great metropolis Of North
America, viii be one of tho largest cities iB
ine west. aud the largest in British Columbia,
Fort George is the geographical and strategic
Conlnerclsl cepter or British Columbia and
present supply point
Pacific ttrsnscontinentall railway. build
l1c. and terminus (or linel OF six other
Dol sllEaFe projected aud building.
fort George Is at junction Of 1000 miles of
naFlEAhle waterways. on which lines Of
Millions acres finest agricultural land. coal
ttrcef and mineral tributary. The i'm
IaenSe tonnage from waterways wiz be trans
-t.tLu 5e ISlt@ays ar Fort George.
one hundred million dollars $500 o00 000
Ni. of spent ia next three years in vicinity
i--.aihg railroads. alone. First Offering of bus-
ross lots $3.50 each for inside lofs and $500
.a-h for corners, payable $40 down and SO per
iu'utn. no interest no taxes until 1911. 10 per
cent discount for cash Title insured and
-isranteeo bF the government. which Ow Ms
ane-anarter IF Tie lots Write quickly for
maps plans and official data.
AAIUR RAJ RESOURCES SECURITY co, Ltd.
42l Winch Bidg- Vancouver, B. c
q. HIAN. INVESTMENT BROKER.
la ROOMS, finely furnished all fuu; = bargain
fUr CASH investigate this -. HAN.
SNAP-II rooms. elegantly furnished: close IN:
th's ls d surp money maker; if you are look ing
for aH Al house fhis: 500. cheap rcnt.
easy terms G. HAN a6S Broadway Oakland.
FIHE CIGAR ST0RE-Center OF oakland: doing
good business; inFcstigste; cheap rent: cali
NAY. OAKLAND.
FINE room hat; cheap rent: close in: come
@no investigate this. $3.50. part down, balance
forlHS- - HAN. ass BROADWAY
BAKERY and RESTAURANT. cleap rent; doing
an Al husiiess: competition come in and
SSk about IT. g. HAN. 96S Broa dwsy. Oak
FINE ESTATRANT-Cheap rent: doing An Al
business; price $50: good location terms
~ HIAN. a6s Broadway
D0 YOU WANT TO Re PIT N TOUCH WITH
SOME az THE BEST BUSINESS PROPOSE
TONS n THE STATEs II SO. CALL on
q. \ MOORE
REAL ESTATE AND MINING PROMOTER,
e0I -642 WESTBANh BLDG
PHONE EEARNY 1889. HOME CIe65.
Docs y per cent look good to you: II 50. 1
rs Sc il; drawing business with large ware
house dwelling house. barn. wagons. horses and
log. Tor $4,000. terms: II sou don't want to
luR this business yourself ] have 3 tenant who
vii lake : year lease al $50 per month.
Ssloons-Fhe best saloons ia san Francisco
aod Oakland. from 5000 10 $4,000 1 have the
pest on the market.
C. :. MOORE. 60l-602 WESTBANK BLDG.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
A GOOD DAYS WORK

John a. Dix elected governor Of
New York, and Teddy laid up for a
term OF innocuous desuetude.
Judson Harmon reelected Cover
nor of Ohio, and the trust mag
mates have taken to the woods for
fear OF dire results.
Simeon h. Baldwin elected COVER
nor of Connecticut. and Republican
plunderers praying for mercy and
promising restitution.
Eugene ~ Foss elected governor
of Massachusetts, and the rotten
Lodge ring sent TO the dump pile
~A Democratic house of representa-
tives elected, and only three months
more of standpattism, Cannonism and
extravaganza.
A Democratic cyclone strikes III
inois and several other states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
THE TOWNS THAT "eeT THERE

Topeka JournaD
JNst for example: Hutchinson al.
ter raising s25O,000 for a soda ash
plant, raised $4,000 for Y NJ. c.
A building, came right back the
next week and raised $l50,00O more
for the soda ash plant, and the week
after $4,000 for Salvation army bar
racks and all on. top Of big home
investment in the street railway. and
the Hutchinson F;Sr. Hutchinson
moves ahead because 1t has learned
ow to loosen up. Topeka is q
good town to live in for the same
reason The loosen up" campaigns
are healthy and helpful to any live
community, but the tightwad town is
always aud everywhere a dead one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14

Mr. Dennis. having been sworn de
poses IND says thai lie put 100000 IN
a rubber syndicate: that he had no
certificate OF stock or other evidence
y his participation il this $1,000 900
corpoSation that he doesn't know
Nnat became Of his money or when
the syndicate died New let that wit.
ness be shown that MS name viii be
recorded as Dennis on the records OF
the court and let the commission ad.
nit taat Il Is farce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-14
FoR The NEW TIME

fIh inE NEW iiME
The Federal government has spent
thousands upon thousands IN The os
tensible search for new vegetables
and fruits. but now accepts tae rule
that it is more profitable to improve
the native stocks than to import 9TH
.ers 70 We acclimatel--let Us hope
Iihat, at last4Mq pla aXthaYc some soien
Isos wealth 'A1%1as pnoast 4 Rsafgis sgisgil
ana other, gh%,1syg n
The first fruit of:ipgjs' men deAah
ure In the agriculturSF depaHment IS
the announcement that II thdrcomnion
cactus be cut into bits dI3pped in
lrowsl ten feet apaft ana LEI. fof three
ycars sihesmants Will haydt covered
the ground without cHltiynton; for
thethfth year the fruit will pay $3.50
per acre after being transformed in.
to depatureJ alcohol, and the cost
Will have been that OF cutting and
dropping The plants. No preparation
OF the lnnd-~the bits are 70 be lcit
on the surface, and nature does the
rest.
We are TO eat no more bread from
flour. The wheat is 10 be washed
-a pint Of warm water is poured on
the grains and biesc are left six
! hours to raise After that the
grains are poured into mill after the
fashion OF sausage stuircb with q
gradually diminishing capacity, and Q
paste is poured from the other end
the salt and yeast being mixed win
The eram before pouring II into the
hopper Thus We get all the constitu
Tents of the grain, and thus .the cook
is enabled to- Judge of the tyalue o.
the bread. fFkl
Tacyt are imabng clothes of stone
\ --it Isl soft and pliable and almost ia,
Idcstrhctible. Instead Of washing, u
is cleansed By passing II Though the
lfire3' when iti'becomes scientiiically
clean
Powdered limestone, mixed witi
certain chemicals, Is passed into
ifuEnace under q fierce blast of air
and comes out a fluffy wool, whicl
can be made into cloth flaxible az
that made from Sleeps woolr-mpre
yous TO fire and unilurt by grease
Paper uniforms are now distribute(
TO the Japanese troops, and fonnt
more durable than cotton cloth
warmer and cleaner In England
France and Germany they are max
. ing dressing gowns, bathrobes anC
towels of paper. Gloves are made o
paper, and are found 10 be more dur
able than those of leather, becaus'
they can be cleaned oftener. Thu
houses of the future will be built Q
glass bricks. impreyious to water col
orcd TO please the eye smooth to tn
touch and easily cleaned.