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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24

LET US exchange something you
want for some thing you don't want.
Milford Realty Co., Room 207 Conn.
National Bank Building. Phone
Barnum 1855.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24

sEr4F-AETTNG GERA1CIDE
I CLOTHES-WASHEH. Acts on
st4yPEx yInpemparabIe for all wash
able goods. mo chemicals, scrub
bing. wringinx or drudgery. Price
moderate. Address Gideon e. Hall.
Devon.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24

WANTED-Licensed pharmacist. APP
ply to J. }. McBriarty, 720 Stanley
ST., New Britain, Conn.
B 16 t.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24

DO YOU WISH to engage, in q profit
able business. have severn!
stores and ho.ses to dispose Of at
moderate prices. L. F. Owen. 1854
Main St. II
II FL eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
INSURANCE

If YOU WANT Fire Insurance. II
you want your house rented. Pro-
perty sold. Call on us. We want
your business. Let us try. Chas. 8.
Cole, PSI State st.
4 H 1s 1T
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
HIT MANUFACTURERS

FINE GENUINE VELOUR MS
while they last $3.50, worth SEQ
Soft and stiff $1.O0. Special factory
prices Meath Hat Shop, $40 Man
st. near Bank, upstairs.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
AUTo BODIES

WE HAVE a large stock Of open and
closed Ford delivery bodies for
Ford cars ready to mount on ckas-
sis. Metropolitan Auto 4 Carriage
& Co.. 434 Grand St, Phone. Barnum
B3s1.
. r IS all.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
DANCING LESSONS

DIR. M. J. BLUME, Tho Anagesic
Dentist in the Arcade, Room 81,
Hours a. m. to s p. m. Phone
6093-2.
b 20 as
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
BAKERY

NEW HOME BAKERY. Specially in
catering to church and lodge sup
pcrs. We feature homo made
mince and apple pies, Birthday
and wedding cakes to order. 1857
North Main ST. Bridgeport.
b aiI'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
AUCTIoNEE:R

SELL YOUR Furniture. antiques,
books, show cases, stoves. junk,
merchandise to Daniel p. Keanc.
1855 Main st.. Phone 4s52.2 Bar
mum.
b Il a3Is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
CHIR0PRaACToR
CHRop1sACr1C NArUREopArHs

Dr. II. r. Pope; Or. r. r. Wetherbc,
Chiropractic-1yatur Meigs
building, Room 1G7, entrance 1876
Fairfield ayen,se. office hours 8 to
~ =. m, 1880 10 8 p. M, to p.
m. Closed TssyTsday and Saturday
evenings. BriHxerort. Conn.,. Tel.
1874.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24

WANTED 10 BUY ali kinds OF seo-
ono hand furniture. Geo. b. To.
tams. Redfleld's old stand, ~ Har.
vison street Phone 1oxx-4.
n n ~-~A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
HAT BLOCKING

LADIES! We are now prepared to
remake your Spring Hats in any OF
the newest styles. Also to renovate
all mems hats. E. e. Stone, Hat
ter, 618 State st.
B II all
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
~ BILLIE suRkE
written Especially for IRE Tines
1Copyrfghf. 1915, ~ the Nss-psper
Ent~rpvi-~ Association

Every little While SOME zealons
rformsr erpaiiate- uYon inftnt mo-.
tsiity. bu, li'tle ls accomrltsf~a In
teaching young mothers fhr cause
and prevention ~ Unconscious uur-
der 81 lnfsnfs during their fr.f year
u r. the exception rather itau tHe
rule. that baby escape a severe
illness during The nrst year
Unfortunately M baby all have
70 be fed sriifciAlly md 7 have been
laying a great deaf ~ attention 90
her food
In large citie@ milk cumea f1 ns
- indirectly. al We cor do Is -p
select a reliable d. ryuaa
Modified and certified mllk is ~hat
10y baby - fed ans Tor ms oitIe
baby" the following utshslls arc F4-
quired for mobilization ~ milk at
home
A larger pitcher 9oroeiair funnel.
one large snoon ono dozea four
o1rce bottles one DOZEN Ann collie
nipples. one bon of non absorbent
coti0u, one isrgf alespan on"
saucepAn for warn.ng bottles be
fore feeding and 0ne paslourizins
thermomefar
se~p these oisusils 10 IN air
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
How Will Bring Up My Baby Billie Bur
FAMOUS ACTRESS TELLS HOW MILK u PREPARED
FOR BOTTLE BABY URGES CARE N TIME
AND MANNER OF FEEDING

tiEh' ca' met and they arc rever
Used FOR anything else
Boi'les ani NIPPLES should be
cleaned Immediately after uting.
tiled with fresh eater and SET aside.
ln 'he morning befor. The buoy's
food for DO day d. prepared. all
hotflee srn nJiisd IN a solution Of
boraoio ac.d and water. fwo table
poonfpls it one quart ~ water-
iher rin-ed fhoroly m clear water
Af'pr cleaning he nipples are
placed ln covered jar ~ ccfd
water
Milk for my baby h diluted with
rice walter in the proportion ~ 10
ounces ~ rife water 10 four ounces
% cow min TO This Ne adj one
ounce % graduated sugar and the
amount IS divided into ten four.
ounce bottles.
Little Flo is fei ug~ every two
hours. and as she grows older the
ratio Of rice waiter 20 milk will be-
shaneod ~ give her more milk
when sno is ~ mobths old. her
food will be prepared after tho for
mula ~ ~ ouncNs 90 rice pater, and
one and tsothirds ounces - gran
Ulated sugar
This all boz divided into four bot
les containing eight ounces each.
md fed 90 little Fip every four
hours
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
GIRL IS KILLED
BY Gas FUMES
Unidentified Young Woman Is
Found Dead With Heater
Turned on and Unlighted

Killed hs the fumes ~ gas heat.
en- unlighted bur turned fully on in
her room. the body OF an unidenti-
Ged woman apparently 10 or 20
wears old. was found in rooming
house at 80. t6t lafayette blvd.
Monday morning Coroner Morgan
Packer was called ard thinks death
due So accide ntsl asphyNiaiion
According 90 the proprietor OF the
coming house, tha woman came
theys about 30 % clio X. SUNDAY night,
nd engaged room The ROOM prov
ed cold aud Kas heater was car
ricd DO ard lighted Nothing more
wus heard from her and the odor ~
gas fumes Monday forenoon. hrst
aroused suspicion The room was
entered anc the Woman found lying
IN tod dead rhe gas heater VAS
uH turned on. bar unlighted
In thc cnse o. "a watch which the
Woman carried vas he picture OF an
odd woman and i baby A purse
containing about - WAS also found
Owing % the congcsfed condition
~ fo mnrFHs me coroner was
forced to leave the hody y ne room
uuti o'lp ouid DC moved 10 make
tpom for
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09


40 you
Pauls. = gradually CONS 70 REALM
ths. there was after sH autairS "a
Ire whole .na~ ~ tricks IS rmrna
,
" NJ you co'A' ~ 5-Ait @ ~
~ m iut PLAYING fRc gAe
things simplify fhr r>eivrs great
Z hafe always be.n ab,e ~ erf aa
from mt-elf so tha' coad loo
epon ms haps and mishaps n biaa
Of deachea way
When was Fcry y-ry aI.serst
sais 30 myself. poor you Ma
7 woulc ssS rs ro tou and WHEN
vas ,ery very happy coa8 sppr.
c.ate and conera.4.att ms -lt
cort'ngly
"T have never taseu myself
ser -usIy. I guess. and ,n ST.
7 walked he streets oure win %
-f~ke-s in uv pocker wor tarirr
y here I could end j 7iace 20 seer
for two % them. somehow 3 aid nc
despair
II was nor vorth Wargia. because
an NOT TOW as Young a.
then. and have ne same 'epii
now But A. th4t irne aas o- ft
whole very happy was dong aer
which loved and pr which 7 va
receiving much commemorate
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Nr. painh thrisfunhcr HaAss. oi
...,.. ~ D.-.n,,
H'
Al ana Mts' 9. ) h"'''-
Tn' MISSES hrFi'"ias VII s"' .
wst costume recital Monday even
lan 1r. I'M the \. w =. a
...,,.,.,,,
N,, ans Airs 4 chandler and
tr3r.n nave returned from visit
,.s V- Gamblers parents In Og
s.r.srrr \ y
,Vr.am E Moss announces the
..,s.ran..rt ~ his daughter. Miss
us,en Louise Mo=s. TO Howard
.,sler NcGregor
N- ard Mrs novd " pirr. No
~ rfmand 3D. have zone 10 Palm
H.s,h m Miami Via. for the re
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
KRAMER TELLS
OF SEPARATION
sband of DIR. Lounsbury ;
Victim Weeps in Court in
Fight for Child

Ambrose Kramer % years old
broke down Monday mornins IN
Judge fuckers court in telling The
circumstance of his wife's trip from
her mothers home 60 the office az
Or Henry 4 lounshury. NJ whose
hands she died from the effects -
an Illegal operation Opposed by
"a dozen of his dead wife's relatives
Young Kramer fought FOR the pos
session ~ HIS orphaned daughter.
Eleanor an infant In arms Nj
and Mrs Harold q Frcars. of 40.
i63 Hamil'on-aYe, parents oi MADE
me. who have possession OF their
dead daughters child contested bi,
teri, Kramer's SUIT for writ %
hahcas corpus with which he tried
go secure the baby
Young kramer told The events ~
thcir separation and blamed her
parents for breaking up his home
Madeline mother sent her 20
Or ..ounshurs that evening without
my knowing anything ahoa, .i and
when ! called up 90 ask for her
Mrs rrear told me iha She had
Just gone 90 90 So loaf ~ bread p"
said krAmcr
The Krarers N\fe separated az
Ihs tnc ~ Mr. KRAMER dearb
mo husband living 0th his parepis
and thr wife with hers
iic said chat he lad 'aken ha'
near her morher's home ba, that
he Nldn't bcen auir fo live there
You eo YOUR was aad 'A go
mime. -hc Gold me bu' : said thar
W. had IS child and THAT az must
ret along -Nr hat ne couldn't
mak, Il go u p.rait vith hrr pu-
ents near made arrangements ~
ett position Sea CoHdrr-pori ia.
See colo me hc would 40 Tso
0ays after Bar } -Ap hoy Tor Che
il.t f.nt
Kramer wept BITTERLY at th. ,oint
holding h, Face n his hands
M-~ Fr-sr hsld thc beAs ia her
ms n ,aar
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
F-s
MAN PAROLED
ON WIFE'S STORY

san Fishwan vho stole 8 pocket
book frou iodgnc hoase @nare be-
rad gone 10 piead with $3.50 pro-
prelor Cor shelter Tor himself ua
his vfe was paro,ed Satardsf as
Judge ierr.es For aluos, q ,a
month Ffshmsn young WIFE
esther sug suffering from wsasnees
following w0 operations had haCp
"a the coar, rocm t0ur; 0E -"r
canaan 8nnty sked her what he
wanted When she tolls her sfors
iMd hos beg husband. desperate
silh hurFer snd the dread az aetre
without place io slsey Dad stoieu
The purse The oncer .e1 her 20 le
Judge Size .eft NE eur' reom sal
ur8aS ri.uging to her husband s
arm and s0hhne N r happiness
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
SOCIETY

iish. to Dr Frederick Clinton Kid
ncr
Earl 4 Peoples has returned fo
Harvard university after spending
he holidays With his parents Mr.
and Mrs A e. Peoples, No .lSs
West irardblyd
The Cooley senate ~ Delta Theta
Fm fraternity. ~ The Detroit Col
lego 81 Law. viii give an informal
dancing ptrty in ne fraternity
house Ne. $40 Jefferson ave Satur
day evening
Mrs John NJ Dwyer and sen. YIN.
cent DwNer. viii leave soon Tor CWit
fornia Mr. payei is one ~ The
members ~ the Yale Musical club
which gave conc,r, n thi, ciD
last week
An engagement 90 interest Go pe.
fruits younger soc.stv seq is that
ot Miss Lillian Talbot ~ Day ton.
O.. 10 Albert Brown on Jv SUI
~ col A y Hilton. 81 New York
Mas Taloot has frcQncntl, visited
IA Detroit
o
The mRrriaEe - Miss carmen Kin.
near. daughter az Mr and Mrs VII.
ton sherman Ainncsr ot NeW fcrk.
formerly % Detroit 70 charles Al
bert Smyli, viii take place Thurs
das afternoon. Jan 13 10 the Hotel
Plaza, New York.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story Of Woman's Hunt For Man.
BY ETHEL LLoYc PATTERSON


of s..rsf-x twsrt,. ero dollars with
M. ,r.sae4 a. arernoor tea nov
worked hs-1 fo- =, eays ID earn
thar sam Rs-,4mb.r zoo hat al
thlx 81 8a Ear me- because hs
loved ma ~ Was p,gnr.d suddenly
into Ar existence Viii 3 was almos-
.o-si4 Nor o-e. sis ever hear
him coun,sn n. seemed ~ fsel
ana sino.. mad. me- feel that b..
Wa me -afns-
.n
49,. -
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.-a HI -.
49,,
- ,.-. ~,
+s ~.
- -
800. ,-.. 49,. .4 ,.
s he III.
So -. 49, -,
49,. 80 ~ y, 80, a,~ -
~s-r- ~ $500. -
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,nAr
fasr one thiur Howard did not
unite realize a. mar slime when
We had married his WARDROBE. hal
been so admirably continued that he
actually might 70 f1r wears ai-hou.
needing anv clothes on The Other
hand had aireadv commenced 20
wear out he sew things rad when
FIRST started 70 work. VA on
The verge % being shabby
Vow II was sctusur = necessity
Tor me 70 have underwear and shoes
and The sir,pIR Necessities OF Hsa
Strive az We r,xbt our combined
9alaT7e- Juef abogf covered our Nv
ing expenses y was hard 20 pu,
BY any very large sum toward
wearing apparel Howard I'D no.
seem 20 notice that needed any
thing Thus rather than say any
hing 70 him would pu' b. twenty
I've cents or hfiy cents as best Z
eoaio. 20 oly ar article a. a TINE
Is Tss this boarding OF ny small
earuines that FIRST opened ny eyes
70 how much really cared FOR the
man Rad married. had saved
nearly three dollars towards pair
of shoes. which needed sadly. 7
Rad tod nyself that by .hs end r.
me week I would be able 70 ge,
them Howard and rad ne, af,e-
o-cs hours 20 raIk uptown ,oEeth.
er and stop somewhere FOR dinner
A. re ven, or way laughing and
'slking. We passed ne brightly lighf.
q window az smart haberdssher's
shop We paused 70 look AZ some
nectties tha, were displayed
.cs., L.. -, ,..,.v ~.
..s.A s.~..1 ,11-.,-. - ~h,.h
$500 80 -. :, -. 49,.
49, =, 80 - -
sserst vice. YOU know ties"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

The Chicago Diet
Squad" succeeded in
cutting down the average
cost of each meal to 8-h
cents in spite of the high
cost of foods. And the
squad waxed fat and hearty.
The most expensive foods
are generally the least nu-
tritious. Two Shredded
Wheat Biscuits with milk
make a perfect meal, con-
tanning all the nutriment
any man or woman needs
for a half days work and at
a cost of four or FIVE cents.
Shredded Wheat has all the
bodybuilding material IN
The whole wheat grain in a
digestible form. For break
fast with milk or cream. or
for any meal with fruits.
Made in Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

cap il green with chin strap ''
green gCntinc
The one-piece frcck r. also pom
tine with the lustrOrs surface onf-
ward u buttons az the side Rus
sian blouse fashion The skirt has
close set side plea,ings The sash
Is black velvet and The FUR bands
sea The worstec ha' Is trimmed
With 5righ- ooiored Autumn leaves
g., leather
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

land at last Do was $50 tered and dis
couraeed That be bad io give up
n wonder u an, body ever was a.
bunery ~ am. hc house ml-er
ably That reminded him ~ Tommy
Tn and Drummer ihe Nooipftkef
and Peter RABBIT and o,hsr of his
friends and Hldeu.f Gam, oNrr
him ,haf 'hfy mus 30 quite es help
less 81 be in hs dreadful storm ana
thaf SOME 81 tnem d0gbrsss had
been vHtor food longer 'hen he
had N sracnus Im SORRY ifr
rhen hs exclaimed rlEht m 'ari
- ref.r understood bffare ~hv
ras they dreaded storms so hr' +
know now certainly am sorrf fH
thcH < they ere Pes hungry as em
nad cues. 'her arc ANA eo lt Naf
lHaf hat 'esrue. tr hart
pathf
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
NO. ss-s-oEs VS. NEcKTig

NO s3-sHoEs VS. NEcNTig
A girl never realty loves siiI are
forsets herself.
So Howard and acre married,
YOUNG. and very much IN love -
We were there sesned no reason
FOR US 70 wat Howard bad 90
tanned position in Fetr-es' boos
shop al twenty-five dollars a week
was now earning ten dollars .
week With he Insurance cou.pany-
We had agreed that was 10 con.
tlnue nay work. Howard woald b.
away from me al day. any~ay and
would prefer 10 have s0mefhsng to
keep myself occupied Also, add
1onsl money would d. very handy
We took the sunday before or
MARRIAGE 70 look Tor some sorf OF
quarters in which we could both
live. We decided ou two Enfgr.
nished rooms and bath In quite =
poor part ~ the city We eacn had
few articles Wa could call or
own What more we needed 'oia
Howard. We could bey on ne VIZ
stallment plan. ! would gel our sim
pie brezkfast--coFee and rolls we
each would lunch near our places ~
business and meet again FOR dinner
az one OF the less expensive table
d'hotes. To az II seemed perfect
arrangement A matter Of fact
our plans did work or admirably
We we're comfortable and very
happy
II was on Wednesday after orr
W.T. kfTfF NOUS ITJ7F IN T77TI . ET7T
in Petriess shop on tie arst % the
week-that We me, and ven 20 The
CRY hall 10 be married By All alder
man We both preferred 20 have
the ceremony a. simple "A possible
or course, too every penny connte.i
with as JUS ihen Helen riaha-y.
my girl friend who worked in fha
Insurance Once with ne vas ne
only person whom J told ~ The
great change which was 70 come
into my life For the present pre.
ferred 70 have ny mother know
nothing about IT, ] felt sure she
would strongly disapprovs of any
To which would nor better me fran-
cially Howard and I we're ~ happy
J dreaded the though ~ ny uo-h.
ers comments upon what ere vouid
BE- sure 20 call orr "scoihardiness
But Howard ,0l5 his mother ard
father that Ne we're t0 be married
They Cd not cone 20 tho ceremony
Their one comment ves % send
Howard trunks. together With =
few photographs % friends which
he prired prepaid 70 o4r nev rooms
We waited 1rtB 'hf end =, ne
week for our hont yfnocn- Then
Howard. IN spite % ~ protest. In
sisted on pawn 11te hand
some scarf-yin whll War his. and
We took he money snt fent n
visit ths beautiful lft,e tos whe-e
he had gore 20 college. and vttsa
was near enough 10 ihe CITY d.
make the trip possible And Hov
ard insisted that ve blow" ou-
small capital We had comfortable
and even elegant rooms n the bes.
hotel. and on Sunday afternoon ~
motored We came hack r0 90.
humble quarter. which We nov
called home exceedingly happ,
and with scarcely cenl lrff
J must say here that All he con
+ tent that oana into my lie then anf
has stayed elth me always cam
thru howard Even a. "a practical
I ~ undeyeloned boy boz had 4 re
7 markahic na lfc. ne Aas cheerful
brave. and with a tender ronsidera
ton Tor NE iHd'rd ior aI women
Which is nnusHai i1 hnl u AN
youth Rcmemebef ihs hr eam.
dirrctl, from iGywon- home q,
the roofcsi tindAnf accommodation
That he who hal thoggr nothinl
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Tommy Th and Drummer The N0pG
pecker and Peter Rabbi and ReadN
Fox and lot more % his neieh5ors
couidnt store up food as he did te
used 10 turn Up his nose and sag Z
was because they were too law or
didn't know enough iou KNOW and
know that II he had stopped -
really think. Chattercr would have
known that II was and IL because
these others i've on food that can
not be stored away as coru and nuts
and seeds can
SO, because be never had had 90
70 very. very hungry Chatterer had
not learned to have sympathy for
others hut he was 20 learn nov
You see when be awoke the morn
ing after the terrible experience
when the hollow limb in which ne
had made hts home was broken or
and blown TO the ground. where g
broke In two again, be couldn't
imagine al frst where be was He
lay there blinking for minute or
two and then II all came back TO
him. the terrible fright he had had
and the dreadful thing that had hap
pened 20 his house He scrambled %
hts feet and RS usual the first thiBs
be thought OF WAS something 70 eat
His stomach was empty Right then
he realized fully whaE Tx np wzz
In. The piece OF the hollow limb in
which he was was NOT very big and
there wasn't 80 much as a grain OF
corn or a single nut there. All his
splendid store. OF food had been in
the other part OF that hollow limb
and where that was now ne hadn't
the least idea.
For long time he sat thinking
wondering what be had best do. and
all the time his stomach kept feel
ing emptier and cmptier Sitting
still won't get me anything" said he
at last I'm not afraid OF snow. so
I guess III dig my way GU, and see
what can And"
He went 10 work with q viii and
dug his way out and up. buf the 10.
EtHnf nc TOkFd Ms nFTd UuT 0f tfTf
snow n was 70 have his breath
snatched away and binding little icy
particles driven into his face so that
he was glad to shut hfs eyes and
duck down again. The storm was
not yet over.
''phew'" he gasped. \ can't 90
out there What shall do now
Perhaps 7 can ind the other part OF
my hollow limb n I dis Tor n m
try II anyway"
Now, Chatterer il no shirk He
IL good worker, As everybody
knows. So he set 10 work 10 dix
little tunnel in the snow. The
trouble was be didn't have the least
idea in which direction 10 dig and
n happened that he chose tho wrong
direction. Fos a long time he dug
but Il was in vain. Then ne went
back 10 his broken house 70 rest,
Working Ike that had made hin
etill more hungry. Yon know 4, h
very. very hard to work on IN empty
stomach. When be felt A little rest,
ed he started 10 dix in another a..
recfion and was no more successful
than before. You see be had roth
fng whatever TO guide him down
there In the snow lie just had 20
trust 10 luck. and luck vas very
much against him.
After a while he had 10 stop
oftener TO rest His tunnels grew
shorter and shorter. But ne IL
piucky. is Chatterer. and ne kept Al
n Just as long "a he could. III.
stomach fairly ached from emptiness
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Most people think ~ aonar Las
one ~ Che leading men ~ rae nea
British par cabinet as being
Scotsman As a matter - tac' De-
is Canadian. having beeV born
New Brunswick rs years aFo White
he vac rll Child hoe.ter .t
Parents migrated 90 ga goa nher
he Was educated and brought ae
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Ia have symbeihy O. 20 feel sorry
for others Cbaiirref the Red SOUR
rel never knew SHAT % was to have
aympalhF fOr eihers he always saia
that n people eot iHto irouhic . vds
90 business on his. and IL ihey ven
hungfY "a vef their own fault oi
sOnrHe D. knee thar very often in
bnd winter weather SOME OF hi-
neighbour 9ften went hunnY grea
deal OF ihp fimo bur be- used to sa,
that 81 esrrrd them right Tor n"i
laying az q store % food ~ boz Gid
So ne never had sny sympathy io
them. You seo Caterer ls some
thing ~ scaiierbrain 1ha 81 h'
seldom does any real thinking
Ac never had stopped 20 think
thai ihsro mirhi bc reason Vns
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Fashien has designed t~o more
new toEs fDr be skating girl Here
they 4rc ssrtched from Fashion
Art magazine q sagcy thing n
saucy pa8s and more dignine5
garment ,n warm toned burgundy
VIVID fhe plaid SKIRT T. coat o,
dark green poutine trimmed vi'h
lmlfatipu ch.ncaiis& The worst 81
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

PARIS. Ian Patrol engage
HseHt- "a thr hnnchAysnes region
and fhv forest ~ rarroy were re-
ported TO-DAY official statement.
Els0here where pas nothing i'm.
portant
The Benson signal., 1917-08-04
WASHINGTON.

Conference committee failed Satur-
day to agree on food-control bill
The government withholds informa-
ton or comment On the dispatch an
nouncing the arrival of another con-
rtingent of American troops in Europe.
The little bronze button that will be
worn by those exempted from service
in the new National Army, were sent
out to the local boards. Every man
rejected will get one.
Red Cross council appropriates
100000 for American and Syrian re-
lief
Great increase in number of ships
using Panama canal is shown by re-
port.
A plan for rationing the northern
European neutral countries was put
before President Wilson by the Ex-
ports Council.
Senator Penrose fired broadside
after broadside at George Creel, un-
officially the government censor, but
officially the chairman of the Bureau
nf Public Information.
The Benson signal., 1917-08-04
GENE EKAL.

Army draft law may apply to ally
subjects in United States.
New York state has supplied its
full quota for the regular army and
200 more
John T. Lamberton, assistant editor
of the Encyclopedia Britannica, died at
Philadelphia.
David Schwartz, deputy sheriff,
and an unidentified negro were shot
and killed at Chester, Pa, in fight
in the negro section.
The provisional government, in
view of the existing exceptional cir
cumstances, has issued decree clos
ing the frontiers of Russia until Aug.
15, inclusive, both for persons desir-
ing to enter and those wishing to
leave the country. The only exceptions
will be persons holding diplomatic
passports and diplomatic couriers.
Jacob Dickinson was formally dis
charged as receiver for the Rock Is-
land railroad.
William M. Garland was elected
president of National Association Of
Real Estate Boards.