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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Economy Pays; Practice il in Peace as in War!
Rugs and LIinoleum in the Mill End Sale

WHITEHALL ANGLO PERSIAN and Anglo Indian rugs, wonderful in beauty and quality, by 12 feet, regular $100 and $119- S8O WILTON RUGS, fine quality and rich colors, regular $75- S59 WILTON VELVET rugs, two-toned and all-over patterns, g by 12 it, regular $45- S39 VELVET RUGS in Oriental and small aalloyer patterns, ' F by g it, regu- lar $27.50- S22 RUGS, light and durable, 6 by g it, regular $1o-- NoTTTED ADMINISTER RUGS, s6 by 63 inches regular $375-S2 RAG RUGS, bright and cheerful, small regular $1.5o and s. HALL RUGS with seam across center, Oriental effects. by feet, regular GENUINE ORIENTAL RUGS ' in many small sizes, regular $29 to $50 REAL CORK RUGS in Chinese and allover patterns, good colors, $ by CONGOLEUNT RUGS, attractive pat terms,
 74A by g, reg 5 $50 s7 FLiOORTEX NEPONSET and Congo leum flooring, and flooring in hard wood parquet patterns, regular 69c to 79c yd- 59c PRINTED LINOuEUM, mating pat terms nice weight, regular s1.15 INLAID LGNOLEUAf, heavy and long lived, hardwood and tile and gran ite and figured patterns, regular
 $1.50 square yard $1.19
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Black and Colored Dress Goods

PLAIN sI1RGEs and fancy plaids, many good children's patterns in cluded, regular 85c- 69c SERGES AND FANCY weaves and tasteful plaids regular $1.1o and S1.25- S5c AND WOOL POPINs, 40 inch, good colors, regular $1.75-$1 -25 ALD-WOOL SERGEs and splendid poplins, regular $1.75- S1.45 PANAMA, CREPE. al1-wool serge, crepes and poplins Of silk-and- wool; regular s2- $1.65 sERGEs AND FANCY crepes and wool poplins. regular $2.25- SPECTAL-WETGHT SERGES of wool 4S inch, regular $2-50- $2 PLAIN AND STRIPED. poplins and fine serges, 54 inch, regular S3- TRICOTENE GABARDINE and serge. 54 inch. regular $4 and $4.5o- JERSEY OF SOFT fine wool, 54 inch. regular S4- $3 DISTINCTIVE PLAIDs and stripes, all-wocl, regular $2 to s3.50-
 $1.65 to S275 BRoADoLOTH OF RICH chiffon permanent finish, regular s4 and s4.50- $3.25 & $4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Toilet Goods
in the Mill End Sale


 RUBBER HOT WATER bottles, per- feet, sizes and 3, regular s1 to METAL HOT WATER BOTTLES, very long lived, regular $2-S1.10 TOURIST CASES of cretonne with rubber lining, regular 25c to S1-
 19c & soc HAIR BRUSHES, solid back, good bristles, some in propby1actic shape, IDEAL HAIR BRUSHES, rubber cushion, splendid bristles. regular $1 and $125- 75c & soc CLOTHES BRUSHES. good quality, regular 19c and 25c- 10c TOOTH BRUSHES, 3 and 4 rows of bristles, some in prophylactic shape, bone and transparent handles, regu- NAIL BRUSHES, regular 10c and 25c
 Sc and toc WHITE DRESSING COMBS, regular 25c to 50c-- 19c to 35c PEROXIDE or HYDROGEN, 1s oz bottle, regular 25c- 19c MAVIS FACE POWDER, all tints, ARMOUR TOILET SOAPS, various styles and odors,
 regular 4c- for 10c regular 10c- 7c, for 25c reg 12h and 15c-9c, for 25c STORK CASTLE SOAP, regular 17c
 15c AMERICAN IVORY TOILET table articles, beauties in many shapes mirrors brushes frames boxes etc, with little flaws which can hardly be detected, at regular prices re- duced to 1-2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Mems Shoes


 MEMS FINEST, brown diled calf butchers or cordoYan in English last, regular $10- S8.G5 CHERRY CALFSKIN BLUCHERS and officers boots, regular $9- BROWN CABFSKIN and black calf Or kid, regular go S7.65 TAN STORM BLUCHERS and brown or black laced in English or bluch- CT styles, regular $8- S6.S5 TAN ENGISH-T TYPE laced with Neoln sole and box calf butchers, BRoWS SS w AND BLACK CALFsKHH, English style and broad-toed bluch- CT, regular ST. S5.S5 REGULAR S6 SHOES, brown and black, English or butcher styles
 $4.S5 ARMY SHOES of stout tan leather. romfort-insuring shape and good tough soles, regular $6- S4.S5 SCOUT SHOES, tan or black. sole of special tanning. regular S5-$3.s5
 Young Folks Shoes BIG GIRLS SHOES in sizes 111a to BROWN CALF, high cut. laced, regu- lar S4.50- $3.65 GlOrH-ToP SHOES of brown kid, regular $4.50- S2.65 BLACK KID with handsome gray cloth top, regular s4- $3.25 HTGH-CUT SHOES of black calfskfn, regular $3.75- S3.15 LACED SHOES of brown calfskin. high cut, regular $4 S3.25 BLACK KID with gray cloth top, regular S350- $2.S5 TAN CALFSKIN, 1ace or button. reg uIar s3.50-- S2.S5 GUNNFETAII CALF with spring heel, button, regular $3.50- $2.S5 GUNNTF7FAI CALF and smoked horsehtde, regular $3- SPAS
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Hosiery and Underwear
 in the Mill End Sale

WOMENaS ETEECED VESTS and pants. nice weight, regular $1-
 S5c UNION SUITS for women, white, cot ton fieeced, heavy weight, regular GIRLS WARM feeced cotton vests and pants, regular 5sc- 4sc GIRLS UNION SUITS of soft f1eeced cotton, regular S1.25- S5c BOYS WARM HEAVY gray cotton shirts and drawers, regular 75c- BoYs UNION SUITS, good warm gray cotton, regular $125- S5c
 HOSIERY
 BLACK COTTON, medium weight, regular 19c- 15c MEDIUM. WEIGHT black cotton, reg ular 25c- Pic WHTTE-sOLED black cotton and all, black cotton stockings, regular 35c FIBER SILK STOCKINGS with top heel and sole of 1isle, black, regular 5oc- 39c FINE LESLIE of medium weight, deep black. regular 59c- 45c WARM FYjEECED black cotton stock ings, regular Soc 39t, SILK STOCKINGS, black only, hsIe top heel and sole, $1.25 sort with small hurts 79c BLACK SILK of fine quality, lisle top and bottom, regular s125 and $50
 Sf.09 & S1.29 CHILDRFEN'S BLACK COTTON. reg ualr 29c- 23c GIRLS MEDIUM WEIGHT black cotton, regular 35c- 29e BOYS HEAVY BLACK COTTON, reg BaBnEg ala1: '0sn WHITE OR TAN cotton, sse regular 25e- 19c WHITE CASHMERE STOCKINGS for babies, regular 50c- 42c
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Women's Shoes

w O1LlC41 Eo k1L1CC6 FINEST LACED SHOES, gray brown or mouse, plain or fancy tip, regular SIP S10 SUEDE AND KID and patent leather. 1 gray brown and field mouse, hand l some, regular $11- S9.S5 CHERRY CALF and gray kid and tan viscolized lace boots, beauties and staunch, regular S10-- $s.45 SPLENDID CALF ard kid boots, gray and brown, black patent leather, fancy tip effects, regular $9-S7.65 GRAY AND BROWN and black shoes, patent leather shoes with cloth top, excellent kid and calfsllin, regular Ss- S6.S5 HANDSOME SHOES Of every season. able color and combination all leath- CT or with cloth top, rich effects. regular $50 ST and $7.50-$5.S5 BLACK KID and calfskin and nice patent leather, smart styles, well built. regular S6 and $6.5t-S4.S5 BLACK KID LACED SHOES with graceful tip and military heel, reg COTH-ToP SHOES of black kid. laced, regular $5- S3.S5 STATS OF DIFFERENT heights and degrees of fineness, regular $1.75 to $3- $1.35 to S2.35 LEGGINS FOR women girls and chil- dren, according to size regular S9c to $1.25- 59c to S1 BED SOCKS, very comforting, regular 79c to $1-5 69c to S9c
 Boys Shoes
 TWO GREAT big notable groups- and then many small lots
 TAN OR BLACK BBUCHERS,a and tan highcut butchers. and black laced shoes on smart English last, sizes 23a to T1a $4 < S45O LITTLE MEMS tan highcut butchers sizes 10 to 131a- S4 BLACK BLUCHERS, stout and dura- Ne sizes I to 6- $2.75
 sizes to 131 E $2.05
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Staple Cottons in the Mill End Sale

DOMET FLANNEL. bleached, nice weight, regular 19c yd; in the Mill HILL M OR WHITE ROSE muslin, bleached, 36 inch. regular S2c- 1YARDw1DE BnEACHED muslin. good quality, regular 25c- 22c sTAUNCH BLEACHED muslin, yard wide, regular 800 25c IONSDALE BLEACHFD muslin. yard wide, regular 35c- 32c HOPE YARDWIDE BLEACHED muslin, regular 32c- 2Oc PILLOW TUBING, splendid weight and fnish:-
 AZ inch, reg 55c- 4oc
 45 inch, reg Goo 62c CAMEO CLOTH. soft and fine and vet firm, excellent for underwear. yard wide regular $50 and 400
 29c X 35c LoNsDALE YARDwIDE cambric, regular 35c- 30c UNBLEACHED YARDWIDE muslins, ragt1Iar 25c to 33c- 22c to 29c ! INDIAN HEAD unbleached muslin, ward wide, regular 35c- 3Oc HEAVY 4O-TNCH unbleached muslin, regular 95c and 400 32c & Soc ! SLEEPING, bleached 8-4 and brown 94 very firm, regular S5c-7Oc DWIGHT ANCHOR 9-4 sheeting. reg ular a0c-- 79c BROWN s-4 sHEETTNG of extra :. strength. regular SOC 65c 7s-INCH BROWN sheetng, excellent weight, regular soc DOC TONGCLOTH, 3s inch, splendid finish Na Fds to piece, regular $2.t5 to EE xA- S228 to $3.95
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Wash Goods in the Mill End Sale
APRON AND DRESS GINGHAN

APRON AND DRESS GINGHANES, 27 inch. worth 25c yd; in the Mill End Sale 19c CHALT1s for house dresses and con- fortables, worth 23c- 19c OUTING FT4ANNELS, 2T inch, soft and good, regular 25c- 19c FLORAL BATISTE In pretty patterns and colors, regular 25c- Pic CRETONNE of tasteful pattern, reg ular soc 23c OUTING FTlANNELs, stripes and checks, regular 35c- 25C PERCALE IN GOOD shirtfng and dress styles, regular soc 25c BATES GINGHAM in stripes and plaids and good percales in many pattern, regular 35c and 39c-3Oc ANOSKEAG APRON GINGHAAIS, SPLENDID DRESS ginghams in checks stripes and plaids, regular K-AND- COTTON Roman stripes and foulards, very pretty patterns, regular 75c and 85c- 69c COTTON SUTTINGS that look like wool and excellent gabardine skirt tngs, regular 69c- 55c COTTON FOULARDs, firm and at tractive, regular Soc S9c KIAfONO FILANNELS in attractive new patterns and color effects, reg ular 39c- BOG VICTORIA SERGE, alike good for kimonos and comfortables; Duck ling fleece and velour fannels for ldmonos; regular soc and 39c-
 22C PIONEERED BATISTE and figured voiIe dainty and fine, regular 39c-
 $50 SEASIDE SERGE. excellent for dresses regular 35c- 23c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Nurse, and Maids Dresse
Bungalow Dresses

COMBINATION or APRON and dress; giving equally good service as either.
 Protects wearer entirely, when slipped on over fine gown in case of need. Makes excellent dress for mornings busy hours. LIGHT OR DARK RERCALE. some with elastic belt, regular $1.75-
 Sf aS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

BROCADE HARROW RIBBONS, 5 inch, regular 55c- 30c BEAUTIFUL RIBBONS in self stripes. 41a inch, regular 19c to 25c-
 12%c MORE SINGH RIBBONS, nice quail ity, regular 45c and 50c-- 39c NOVELTY AND FANCY 9-inch rtb- bons, very beautiful, regular $2.50 to $3.25- S1.20 WASH RIBBONS. Nos 1 and 1 F, reg soc and roc piece soc Nos: 2 and 3, regular 12 kc and 15c yd- Sc Nos 5 and T, reg 22c and 25c yd-
 1850 No. g, regular 2sc- 1Sc RIBBON BAGS, limited lot, regular $1.5e and s2-- S1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Towels and Crash in inc Mill End Sale

TURKISH TOWELS, bleached, good szes, soft and absorbent, several weights:-
 regular 15c- l222c
 regular 17c- 1oc rT1RKTSH WASH CLOTHS. regular 10c- for 29c HUCK TOWELS, good firm cotton, regular 25c to 4oc- 19c to $50 LINEN HUCK TOWELS, hemstitched, regular 7bc to s1.15-e5c to 95c TRAY CLOTHS. hemstitched, regular 25c and 50c- 2fc & 39c HTTACHED UNION CRASH, regular o3c "a 99c- 19c to 25c ALL-IINEN CRASH, bleached, Tegu- lar 39c-- Szc GLASS TOWEIING, smooth and nrn, reg1,Iar 25c and s5c- 21c 6 27c
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Silk Waists
BRILLIANT GATHERING If N

and delightful sweaters. PLAIN WEAVES and fancy; striking combinations of color as well as excellent plain shades; regular S6 to e2 50- eS DS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Fur Muffs and Scarfs
Goats

WARM AND HANDSOME cloth coats that button closely or not as one chooses. Not heavy but of warmth insuring fabrics. Pretty coiors and
 seasonable, tasteful1y finished with pleats and belts; many with splen-
 did-looking fur collars and trim
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
SEASIDE SERGE. excellent dresses, regular 35c- 23'
 White Goods
in the Mill End Sale


 BLUE BIRD yard-wide nainsook, very desirable for underwear; regular soc 25c FINE BATTsTE, soft and splendid texture, regular 35c-- 29c FANCY SWISS, pretty for aprons waists etc, regular 35c and 39c- DTMTTTEs AND vOILEs, charming stripes and checks and figures; reg ular soc and 59c- 39c PLAIN VOILE and fine Japanese nainsook, regular 500 39c 40-INCH SPECIAL VOILE, very at- tracive, regular 59c- A5c EMBROIDERED and figured voiles. splendid patterns, regular. 75c- LINGERIE CREPE, for underwear and babies rompers, regular 4Oc--
 35c TROPIC CLOTH and Indian Head, firm and fine for children's rom pers and middies, regular 39c and 50c- 33c & 39c SKIRTNGS in attractive stripes, du- rabIe texture. regular 45c- 35c SOISEITE, excellent weight and lus- ter, regular 45c- 35c- SPECIAL PERCALE for nurses dresses and for house aprons, regu- lar 39c- soc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
Millinery
%Fa.@44--A0A J GRACEFUL CORRECT STYLE ]

GRACEFUL CORRECT STYLE hats, smartly trimmed and in range of models including beauties for even- ing as well as daytime service:- regular $3.50- $2
 regular $5- $2.S5 regular $ $50 to s 8.5O-$4.85 regular $10 to S12.50-$6.85 UNFRAMED HATS, many styles and all seasonable colors, regular $150 s2.50 and $350- S1
 White Waists PRETTY DIMITTES and voiles and lawns and fancy white fabrics, 8 great many different pleasing styles, trimming of lace or embroidery:- regular $1- 79c
 regular S1.50- Sf20 regular $2- S1.50
 Silk Waists FINE AND SHEER and dainty waists of crepe de chine and of Ge0rgette in white and flesh and pasusl tones, handsomely trimmed with beading or embroidery, novel styles a-plen- ty:-
 regular $3.5O to $4.5o- s2.s5 regular s to $5.75- $S.95.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08
House Dresses

NEW PATTERN and pleasing dresses for home wear.
 Pretty ginghams and percaIes and chambray with attractive trimming A GREAT MANY STYLES; regular S15O and S175- S1.fO
 regular $3 and s. Sf.95 Nurse and Maids Dresses White, or b1ue-and-white stripes, or plain black or blue
 TASTEFUL PREVAILING STYLES with high or low neck and long sleeves, regular S2.50 and S3-
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Wear.
Glorious Fur Coats

GlOT1OuS Fur Goats AND WARM fur coats large assembly.
 Hudson seal and nutrfa and natural muskrat; effective in style and g. guarantee of comfort and warmth Many trimmed with rich fur of con trasting style or color. FINEST OF THEM ALI is Hudson seal, regular $435- S365 FROM THAT PRICES range down ward, thus:-regular s76.50 to s400
 S55 to S350
 Fur Muffs and Scarfs NEW SHAPES AND STYLES. Splen- did quality, pliable soft furs made up with warm and durable Things or beds that are grateful and pro tecting. Every liked and worthy fur is included in the gathering:- fox and lynx and wolf and Hudson seal and raccoon and mole and skunk
 Regular $75O to $1o0-s5 to $s5
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.Kim0nos

CREPE IN PRETTY patterns and range of co1ors offering much op- portunity for choosing. GRACEFUL AND DELJGHTING, of good quality, regular $3- S2.29
 Suits SUITS OF EVERY worthy and sea- sonable fabric, of many excellent styles, of fine tailoring. MANY BEAUTIFUL fur-trimmed suits-and such cloths as wool vel oi1r rnnnIi,, Snr.ecn and sil1.nr.t nre-
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NOtlOns in the Mill End Sale

CLARK'S ONT spool cotton. black or white, regular Go Sc GIANT BUTTON THREAD, black, DRAINING COTTON, all colors. mer- cerisad, regular 6c- sc CLARKs ONT darning cotton. 45 yds regular 4c- Sc NYEs MACHINE OIL, regular 5c- HAIRPIN CABINETS, regular Sc and 10c- 4c & Sc BONE HAIR PINS, regular 1oc box HAIR NETS, cap and golf shape, all
 7c, 1 for 25c PINS, 300 to paper, regular 5c-
 4c, 8 for 10c DREssMAKERs PINS, regular soc IA fb box 25c SNAP FASTENERS, regular Sc and 1Oc- f7'+' 4c .& 7c HOOKS AND EYES. card of 2 dog, regular 5c- 3 for f0c LINGERIE TAPE, white pink or blue, regular 8c- sc TAPE. super quality, regular 15e to BIAS SEAM TAPE, fine cambric, 6 yds, s,regular 10c and 15c-7c & 10c INSIDE SKIRT RELYING, black and white, regular 10e to 25c yd-
 6c 10c & 15c SAFETY PINS. sizes 1 and 3, regu- lar Sc dog 5 dog 10c HOSE SUPPORTERS, sew-on, regu- lar 10c- Sc SANITARY APRONS, samples, regu- lar soc to 75c- 35c PEARL BUTTONS: many sorts in cluding smoked. pearl and fancy cut patterns styles for waists and. chill dren's dresses, sand many sizes regular 10c to 25c card
 Sc Sc & 1Oc
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Skirts

BRIGHT AND AGREEABLE plaids. effective stripes, excellent plain coIors
 what a gathering there is. And silks as well as wooiens; silks of
 luster and ffrmness.
 SERGE POPLTN TAFTETA and
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SLIPOVER MUSLIN GOWNS, lace or embroidery trimming, regular SIPS FEN ELopE 27 CHEMISTS. sRs 10 se,oS several styles, trimmed with lace or em- broidery or both, regular 75o to S250- CSC to S2,1O CORSET COVERS with narrow er- broidery edge or with lace trim ming, regular 29c to 59c-
 25c to 45c DRAWERS with wide tuclzs and en- hroidery ruffle, regular 75c-65c COMBINATIONS OF DRAWERS and corset cover, tasteful and excellent trim ling, regular S125- 95c BLOC1iEItS of fine pink batfste, reg ular S5c- 65c PE1TICOATS OF MUSLIN with good embroidery trimming, regular SIPS FT4ANNEIETTF NTGHTGOWNS.r reg
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08

LARGE VARIETY of models in plain and fancy fabrics, standard makers including Redfern corsets:-
 rep111ar S1 25 and S1 50-0Ee
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THREE LARGE and fine groups of silk dresses; included in them every | model and color of the season. prac- 1 tica1ly.
 GEORGETTE CREPE and crepe de chine. messaline and taffeta and l
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Wool Dresses s

PRETTY SERGES and jerseys and combinations of serge with satin. Among the styles some are the very ones which have been brought for ward for Spring wear. GOOD COLORS, numerous models
 regular S16.50- S11.50
 reg SIS to S25- $14.50
 reg $32.5O to $48.5o- s2s.5o
The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
GOOD EYE FOR COLOR
ally Adapted for Service as
Laboratory Assistants.

The entrance of chemically trained
men into the army munition plants
and dye Industries of the United
States created labor shortage in the
laboratories Of the commercial chem
fist. TO meet this contingency women
are being impressed into service as
laboratory assistants. The type of
work for which the women are fitted
appears to be routine determinations
such as silicon, evolution sulphur and
color carbon. At one leading plant all
tests are run In duplicate until suffi-
Gent confidence can be placed In the
ability of the women to do accurate
work. BY observing the results of nu-
imerous duplicate determinations
which have extended over period Of
several months IL appears that the
new coworkers are extremely accurate
lin the use of the analytical balance.
The same applies to filtering and titra-
ition. The results obtained for color
carbon were fully as good. In titra-
ition work the women are able 10 dis.
itinguish the end points with ease. This
is equally true In matching colors.
Their work Is characterized by neat
mess and Order.-American Exporter.
The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
Races eeeomIna ACQUAINTED.

The old and immemorlal dislike Of
one race for another had it's birth in
ignorance. 1t arose and continued
because the races did not know one all.
other well enough TO be friends.
II Is pleasant thought that II the
railroad. the steamship and the open
door of the world has done no more
for us than to bring us all closer to-
gether in better understanding and o
kindlier and more sympathetic assoc
citation, they were innovations In life
that were destined TO work greater
miracle than the mere mechanics of
which they are constituted.
The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
HAVE No USE FOR SHOES
Natural Antioathy Displayed by Ma
tiVes of Africa to Any and All
Kinds of Footwear.

2 Among native African men living
hea: mission stations boots are often
worn on Sundays To go To church In.
or rather with. for the footwear is al
most invariably carried slung over am
arm or shoulder, this being more com
Portable for the feet and less wearing
On the boots Slill. on nearing the
hurch. they are put on with much
SERIOUSNESS and Importance; the more
shulling and noise they make the bet
ter, and should pair creak badly the
JOY Of the wcarcr and envy OF his
friends are beyond all description.
"This natural aptipatly to wearing
boots" says Professor Holloway In the
Wide World, does not apply to South
Africa. In some colonies where nutiNr
troops are supplied with boots when
on the march, they will beg the Off
GERS permission 10 walk barefoot and
In comfort. l remember a coal-black
Sudanese, Il fine old soldier well over
six feet. who was dOorkeeper at q
friend'5 house in Khartoum. When.
ever / called after saluting he would
solemniy put on his boots before TAX.
ing my card and on his return immedi.
ately take them off, and in his deep
voice rumble out whether or not his
master was at home. He was quite
under the impression that this was the
correct thing TO do"
The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
NO MGRE TROOPS FOR RUSSIA
Intervention On Large Scale Would
Involve Dangers OF All Kinds.

Paris-The Allied governments
have decided against further inter.
vention in Russia. at least for the
present. according to indications
from offcial circles.
Great Britain and the United
States. It is represented, while rec.
ognizing Russia should be assisted in
way to permit her TO return TO nor
NAL conditions. point out that mill.
tary Intervention on a large scale
would involve difficulties and danger
Of all kinds.
Stephen Pichon, French foreign
minister. explained the situation at
length to the committee on foreign
relations. He said the solution at pre-.
sent favored was TO guarantee moral
support to governments which had
sprung mp at various points on Rus.
sian and Siberian territory.
The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
The Mental Ure,.

What man thinks sets the limits
to his ability. Life is not so much a
lottery as proof of self-estimates
It's facing the facts that are, with con-
idence of what ought tn he. When the
world hollers "down" the man fit to
lead crawls from under the scrimmage
and scampers over the goal line. It's
not the 'sure thing" but the thing
man makes sure who writes his name
on fame's tablets and erects victory
arches TO his memory. Mental might
Is the reaction of self-dlscovery
proved by conduct. A few mounting
cycles reveal the bee line and nothing
can hinder the resolute soul from wing
ing toward its merited destination.
Folks call It, luck, good fortune and a
thousand pet names when it's Just
right thought kept agoin'."
The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
Get New Kidneys !

The kidneys are the most overworked
organs of the human body, and when they
fail in their work of fltering out and
Throwing off the poisons developed in the
system, things begin to happen.
One of the first warnings is pain or stiff.
ness in the lower part of the back; highly
colored urine; loss of appetite; indiges-
ton; irritation, or even stone in the blad-
der. These symptoms indicate condition
that may lead to that dreaded and fatal
maiady, Brights disease. for which there
is said to be no cure.
Do not delay minute. At the first in
dication of trouble in the kidney, liver,
bladder or urinary organs start taking
Gold Medal Harlem Oil Capsules, and
save yourself before it is too late. Instant
treatment is necessary in kidney and blad-
der troubles. A delay is often fatal.
You can almost certainly find immediate
relief An Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules.
For more than 200 years this famous prep
aration has been an unfailing remedy for
all kidney, bladder and urinary troubles.
1t Is the pure, original HARLEM Oil your
great7grandmother used. About two cap
sules each day will keep you toned up and
feeling fine. Get il at any drug store, and
II 1T does not give you almost immediate
relief, your money viii be refunded. Be
sure you get the GOLD MEDAL brand
None ether genuine. In boxes. three