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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-04-10
FREDERICK RAILROAD
ThurmOnt Division

5 che lie In Effect Sept. 22, 1918.
All trains Daily unless specified
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

DOSES we're employed in decoration
N at the Woman's club house on
Friday afternoon. when Mrs J. W.
Lorentzen gave a tea IN compliment
10 her sisterinlaw. Mrs. Wallace Lane,
a June bride, and for Mrs. Albert ST.
agl. her cousin. Roses, shading from
white to pink and rose and the bril-
lance OF the American Beauty were
everywhere Great bowls and vases
OF them were IN the reception rooms
and numbers Of crystal and silver
vases held each a single bud. Little
John Lorentzen stood at the door Of
the reception room Of the club house
and receiving the cards we're little
Julia Lorentzen and Evelyn hosing-
IN the recelying line IN tne craving
room stood the hostess and her honor
guests and the matrons assisting II
dispensing hospitality were Mrs ~
A. Warner. Mrs F. ". Seward. Mrs
". D. Howe Mrs. Chas. B Stevens.
Mrs. D. ". Teunessy. Mrs. J. E Quad
and Mrs. A. S. Peatross- The scene
in the dining room was eVry lovely
The mahogany table. lace covered,
was conferred with a great crystal
basket Of pink roses enmeshed in
pink tulle, and -FOUR crystal candle
sticks held the pink wax candles. Mrs
Hal Christie and Mrs. VIII T. owen
did the honors at the tea table from
3 until o'clock and Mrs william r.
Brown and Mrs. ]. 3. Gray presided
from 5 until 6 o'clock. Lime Ice with
hot cclfections. tea and sandwiches
were served by Mrs. R ". AcCand-
less. Mrs Hope smith. Mrs. J. G. Ba-
rada, Mrs 3. F. Clutter, Mrs Geo
Drummer. Mrs. q. o. Martin Mrs Bry-
an Brown, Miss Ethel Brown and Miss
Nellie May Bowen. Many modish new
frocks added to the pretty scene The
hostess was goWned in a French ere
alton Of green and gold metal with
touches OF green tulle. Mrs. Lane
wore an exquisite gown Of dark blue
and gold brocade. This frock was
particularly becoming 70 her blond
type and completing her costuming
she wore slippers OF cloth Of gold
Mrs. Sigal was lovely in nile green
chiffon silver embroidered and fash
Toned over silver lace. She wore slip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Bedtime Stories For The Little One
UNCLE WIGGILY AND TIE LIZARD.
-. By HOvgARu GARIs. r.v---,---,-

Run, Susie; runi" cried Uncle wig
gfly. seeing that the babboon had let
90 CT her.
And my how Susie did rum
Come back here" cried the Bah. as
7 can him for short But did Susie
Gomez She did not And just then the
unpleasant creature let 60 OF Uncle
Wiggily with his other paw and be
gan scratching his second ear, for he
had two
what ticlles mez What tickles
me2@ cried the bad blue nosed bah
boon, but he could see nothing
Run, Uncle Wiggily; rum sud
denly cried a little voice Run
away I crawled up and tickled the
babboon's ears TO make him let you
go. II was all could do" And then
the dear little lizard. who had
crawled up the babboon's back and
tickled him. jumped off. caught hold
OF a tree branch and ran away before
the bad chap could do anything
Uncle Wiggily ran. Of course, and he
and Susie were soon safely home
again But this only goes 70 show,
perhaps some day even a trolley car
may help you And II the automobile
doesn't run off the track and make
the lollypop laugh so hard that IL
breaks its stick. I'll tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily's birthday
Copyright, 1913. by Mcclure 1,ews-
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Out Of Town Visitors

1 ". a Hyde Of Wilcox. Ariz.. reg
] istered at the St Regis Friday.
I Miss n Fitzpatrick OF Globe. Ark.
vas an arrival at the PasO del Norte
II 4 Youeu. q California oil man.
I registered at the Sheldon Friday from
! Socorro, n. II
lie Cree and wife and R. L Gear,
I Of Carrizozo. n H.. registered at the
Psso del Norte Friday.
Mrs ]. E Brown and Miss Ruby
agnes Brown OF Van Horn. Texas,
were arrivals at the Mccoy Friday
Arizonans who arrived at the Nc
Z Coy Friday Were- Mrs r. D. Hamp-
son. Bowie. and E J. Carter. Tucson.
Arizona people registered at the
Sheldon Friday were: / n Clausen
and W W. Tyson, Phoenix and I II
west Texans at the sheldon Friday
were J. p. Walker, Alpine; ". s.
Jacobs and Mrs. K White and child,
Aarfas =. r. Eilliman. Sierra Blanca
r h GunyOn and n =. Tiller Of
vancouver, b C., who are interested
7 in oil development around Oscura. n
n, were arrivals al the Sheldon Fri
day.
New Mexicans who were guests Of
the St Regis Friday were; h Ty-
Ter. Hermanas; T. S. Summons, Tu-
Charles A Carter. Alamogordo
Mrs. Harry L Westlalze OF Austin.
Texas. arrived last Tuesday and viii
spend the winter with her parents, M.
and Mrs. George Paul Of sol Wyoming
street Her children, Paul, Bessie.
Linn and Edith, are with her at the
Paul home.
New Mexicans registered at the
sheldon Friday were. II A Nord-
haus and Mrs Z. o. Tucker. Deming;
James D. McClelland, Carlsbad; sam
Aatson and r Atkins Hot Springs;
Lyle AlcFadden. Magdalena; 7. J.
Ross, Albuquerque. and Rev. J. !.
Richardson and wife. Tularosa.
New MeIicans registered at the
eron, Santa Rita. Mrs. A. S. Robert
son, Aesllla Park. G. F. leslie and
wife, Demlng: VIM " Mccoy. Al
buuuerque; G J. Smith and wife.
3 Holt Las Cruces, and T. o. Duke,
Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Stevens. Of
Aurora. Ill, are visiting Fr. and Mrs
S. Il Nolte. OF SO East Rio Grande
street They were schoolrnates in
early Childhood. M and Ms stevens
made the trip from Aurora Ill. 70 Las
vegas New, by automobile IN nine
DAYS, averaging from 215 to go miles
per day Leaving Las Vegas. New.
they went TO Los Angeles. Cal. and
thence to Fl Paso by rail They leave
Monday for their home
Leo Brewer. assistant United
states district attorney. and Mrs.
Brewer are guests at Hotel Linden
afr. Brewer Is here for the converting
OF court and viii cone 70 the city
twice each year for this purpose. He
returned some months ago from over
seas, where he served with commits
sion as captain and was awarded the
croiT de Euerre and the distinguished
service cross. awarded BY congress.
for carrying messages while under
fire His wife is the former Miss
Dorothy Swearengen, daughter OF
Judge Harry Swearengen, OF San An
tonic, and their marriage took place
during the time that Mr.. Brewer was
stationed IN San Antonio. Mr.. Brew
er, who Is a Harvard man, is a Ken
tuckian.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
300 Attend Tea At Woman'S Clubhouse,
Given By Mrs. ]. w. Lorentzen Friday

pers Of cloth Of silver. The French
bouquets carried by Mrs. Lane and
Mrs. Sigal we're Of the most exquisite
design magma bic Tiny flowers OF
Infinite variety IN delicate shades
composed them. An orchestra OF
stringed instruments played during
the receiving hours from 4 until
o'clock and during this time 800 guests
called
A supper and musical vas given
Friday by Mrs. ". E Payne and her
son. Ralph c. Payne, at their home
at 1880 Wyoming street, IN honor Of
the birthday anniversaries OF ". z
Payne and Miss Lita c. Payne. The
tables were festooned with beautiful
cut flowers and autumn leaves The
birthday cakes were adorned with
candles, representing the years Of
each celebranL There were two
tables. one at which was seated the
married folk and az the other all the
younger people. Ioasts were given
by Mrs. James Mowrey to Mr. Payne
and 10 Miss Lita Payne were given
By Miss ". S. Wagner and II. R. Van
Horn. OF the W C. c 5. As the
guests were seated at tables, the mid
night hour struck and from a dis
lance came sweet strains OF music
from the Angels serenade," rem
dered BY Alexandra Gutierrez and his
guitars Then Mr.. Gutierrez played
the solo. Ny Day" alone. in compli-
ment to his pupil. Miss Payne. The
orchestra played during the supper
and later for the dance several
songs were sung by the ". c. c. S.
girls. directed BY Mr. Van Horn and
also several selections by Miss Min
ME Taylor, and Mr. Van Horn Miss
Ruth Bosserman sang a French solo
Miss Hazel Spence gave a saxaphone
solo. accompanied by Thompson Mil
ton. Prof Gutierrez gave a violin
solo. NY Illusion" with Miss Elsie
Challen as his accompanist- Another
feature was the reunion OF Ralph
Payne with eight Of the boys who
were IN the overseas forces and had
volunteered with him on July s. 1917,
and served in the 111th supply train
Of the 36th division The members
Of the ". c. c. S. orchestra. OF which
Miss Payne IS a member, rendered
several selections. Dancing followed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

until a m. The guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs H Spence. Mrs.
Michael Mulcahy, Mrs. James Now
rev. Mrs. Margaret Davis and daugh-
ter, Edith. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bogel
and sons. Mrs. Ira Brooks. Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Hartman, Mrs William
Vaughn, Mrs Worcester and Miss
Eva Worcester. Mrs. Jack Spence.
Mrs. Beth Parker. Mrs. Elsie Challen.
Miss Ruth Bosseman, Miss n. s.
Wagner, Miss n Lolle, Miss Hazel
Spence, Miss Hazel Vaughn. Miss
Minnie Taylor, Miss Bethal Osborn,
Orvile Bogel, Roy Hart The honor
Lita Payne.
. At I o'clock Saturday afternoon at
Hotel Sheldon the Pan Hellenic asso-
citation held its first meeting OF the
autumn season at a luncheon Cosmos
in varying lovely shades OF pink and
rose were used in decoration and dur
ing the service plans were discussed
for the work OF the coming year.
Those present included Mrs. Alden
Evans. Miss Nay Campbell. Mrs F. Z.
Hunter. Miss Martha Gambler, Miss
Meta Wood. Miss Flournoy, Mrs. h Z.
Cantrel, Mrs H. F. Baldwin. IT., Mrs.
F. ". Rheiuheimer, Mrs E D.
Stewart, Mrs. Kenneth MacCallum,
Miss Edith Levy. Miss Dorothy Smith,
Mss Frances Smith. Mrs. Howard
Taylor. Mrs. Harry Fudge. Mrs.
Everett Long. Miss Sarah Bridgers.
Mrs. Hope Smith, Mrs Mona McGhee.
Mrs Frank Seuille, Miss Grace Flick
Miss Nancy Edwards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

THE removal OF superhuOus hairs
Is a very simple matter, though
there are thousands Of women
who actually make Ii dimcult for
themselves by using the many chair
burners commonly sold Sometimes
the painful. dangerous and eLpen-
slTe electric needle treatment Is
used. and with little success. Some,
disappointed. resort 10 cutting OF
shaving the hairs. which OF course
results in their growing out much
faster and becoming brlstly.
a scientific discovery has been
made OF a simple. safe application
which "dissoives' away every hair
quickly and thoroughly. instead OF
burning q on as pastes and powders
do. This is called sulfo solution and
can be procured at any drug or de-
partment store. ready 20 use. for
about one dollar. This gives imme-
diate results-iu a Few moments
every hair, no matter how coarse OF
light, vanishes, leaving the skin
soft, smooth and OF natural color.
II never reddens. scars or initiates
the skin. It can be applied under
the arms, on the face. shoulders.
ankles. on the most delicate skin
with perfect safety and success. In
fact It becomes as easy and delight
ful to use, as a face lotion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
HPasoans Awav.

Porter Dent has been called tc
Sharon, Tenn, on account OF the III
ness Of his father.
Mr. and Mrs J. E Robertson. r.,
LEFT Thursday for Kansas City. They
VIII return by way Of Dallas. spend
ing several days visiting the fair.
Mrs Dottie Wear Hill left Fl Paso
Friday 70 return OF her former home
IN san Antonio for residence. Mrs
hi had made her home in this city
for the past eight years.
Mrs. Frank D. Wickham, wife OF
MAJ Frank Wickham, infantry. T.
s A. is in the Letterman hospital al
san Francisco. where she may be for
a month OF two. Mrs Wickham IS
the daughter OF the late Maj. Logan
. S, A, for whom Logan Heights
IS named
Col Frank B. Jones. U. S. A, re-
tired, and Mrs Jones and their daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Jones. have moved
from 1902 Eighth street to 1135 F
street Coronado. Calf Col Jones
was in command Of the Seventh in
fantry here at the time Of the decla-
raelon Of war against Germany in
1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
TREASURY AGENTS ACCUSE
SOLDIER OF DEFRAUDNG

Army provost guards for the e.
Paso district have turned over to
United States treasury agents here
the case Of q soldier at Fort Baird,
n. IL, who IS charged with defraud-
ing the United states. It Is charged
that the soldier, whose name has not
been given out, made an allotment
Of SIS a month to his supposed wife
during the period Of his overseas
service Under the law the govern
ment allowed a similar amount for
her support
On his return the soldier. It IS
charged, cashed government checks for
s733-S7, indorsed with the names Of
the beneficiary and the soldier. SINH
larity in the handwriting caused an
investigation, and IL Is now charged
that the soldier is not married and
that the name OF the beneficiary IS
fictitious, no such woman being in
existence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
How to Beauty Your Completion
In a Very Few Days Tine
Without Fail

A SOFT, velVety complexion Is
n within the reach OF every
4 4 woman. IL she wiz but give Il
the proper care and II the proper
means are employed A Identifying
cream must be used very literally to
be successful at all To get the best
results mix your own complexion
cream by dissolving one ounce OF
zintone IN a pint Of hot water. The
result is a beautiful white. satiny
cream OF unusual worth and four
times as much as you can buy ready
20 use
You viii quickly notice that your
skin IS taking on a most beautiful.
spotless tint. and that all blemishes.
such IS freckles, muddiuess and sal
loWness are promptly disappearinE
Apply the zintons lotion freely and
rub wen into the skin You viii
notice the difference the first morn
ing after. and after q few nights
treatment you viii be surprised at
the Improvement in your complex
Ion. The zintone can be obtained
for fifty cents at any drug store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
You Can Make Yourself Look Years
Ynunrer IN a Ven Short Linz

- UICK changes in the condition
OF the skin are now made pos
- sible by the use OF a few sim
o pie ingredients. used IN proper pro-
portion To be sure that the mix
lures are correct, you should mix
these Ingredients at home yourself.
chen you can be certain OF a bril-
liant success.
The following formula makes the
skin delightfully."- plump and youth
full INN ediately begins 10 build NJ
the tissues and finally leaves the
skin almost as firm and smooth as
IN early youth Simply mix two
tablespoonfuls Of glycerine in a half
pint Of water and add two ounces
Of eptol Use literally every dav
Soon crows feet, deep lines big and
little wrinkles. and fabbiness Of
flesh viii disappear. The result in
your appearance viii be startling
This rarely fails, It Is exceedingly
economical and IS no trouble at an
You can obtain the eptol from the
drug store for about fifty cents.
save your precious time by laying
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
The Question of Superfluous Hair.
To Remove Wrinkles Positively.

wiz be removed in q Few moments.
Blackheads. remember. are 9 local
afliction, and no amount o. drug
Eing. blood treatment or dieting VII
effectively dispose Of them. No one
should resort 70 pinching out black
heads. because the act o. pinchlnE
causes spots to appear and damages
the complexion Just that much Cd
tain from your druggist. for about
fifty cents, a package OF neroxlu-
Sprinkle a little OF this on a vet
cloth and apply this 20 the GlecrsG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
BROOKS FIELD, TEX, BALLOON
ENDS RACE IN FOURTH PLACE

St Louis. No. Oct 11.-Capt. z.
Paul Philips. U S. a. was finally
declared the winner OF the army-navy
balloon race started from St. Louis
September %
Capt Phillips. with Lieut.. Byron T.
Burt as aid. was credited with 49lS
miles, a margin OF "a over his near
est competitor. Lieut. Emerson. T. s
" plotting a Washington. D. c.. en-
try
Lieut.. Emerson's balloon landed
two miles northwest OF Stittsville,
Mich. after crossing lake Michigan
Third place was awarded 20 ensign
J. H. Stevens and Lieut. ". R Reed.
OF the United States naval station.
Pensacola. Fla. with a distance Of
479 miles They landed near Ne
nominee. Mich. A balloon represent
Lieut. Z II. Coulter and n X. Hine.
took fourth. with 40 miles. descend
ing II miles north OF Green Bay. Wis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Returning.

Lrs. Charles Bassett and her small
daughter have returned TO the Bassett
home, after spending the summer at
the California beaches
Dr. and Mrs. James 4 Pickett re-
turned Thursday afternoon from a
visit OF three weeks in the east Mrs.
Pickett visited her Eirlhood home in
Evansville. Ind, and DR.. Pickett visit
ed in Maysville, Kentucky. at the old
Pickett home. Later he Joined his
wife IN Evansville and they returned
together.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
How to Get Rid Of Your Blaekhsad-
n a Eerr Moment.

n LACKHEADS can be removed in
Is a surprisingly quick way. with
out pinching. face steaming.
dieting OF by using any OF the
many tedious and often useless
netnods often suggested. The fol-
lowing formula never fails when
properly used, IN fact its use IS so
simple and easy that failure Is prac-
ucally impossible. The blackheads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Abouf FL nsonn,.

The condition Of Mrs. o s. Stewart,
who Is seriously III at Hotel Dieu.
continues very grave.
Henry Railston. student OF the Texas
A and Il college. is seriously I'll at
his home on Wyoming street with
pneumonia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
A Head Wash and sh.mPoo Yea
VIII Rave Over

TT Is almost lapossIbls to remove
al the fatty accommodations
which constantly form on the
scalp, BY the use OF soap. no matter
how briskly a brush miEht b used.
Every scalp contains these fatty g.
foundations, unless Of course thew
are removed By dissolrinE them
away with eggoL This splendid
preparation can be obtained at auv
drug store, in sufficient Quantities
in one twenty-five cent uFcla7s -
last for over twelve luxurious sham
pooS This VIII remove every par
ucle OF scurf and dead-skin from ths
scalp and also give the hair a very
remarza sheen OF ViEor and
health, which IS hair as II really
should be- This VIII also 1st tEe
hair breathe. and II VIII crow Ehaf
much more IuIurfantly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

Dublin, Ireland, Oct 11-Patrick
O'Keefe. Sim Fein member OF parlia-
ment for the northern division Of
Cork. who was acquitted September
25 by a courtmartial on the charge Of
having arms in his possession, but
held on further charges. including the
accusation OF sedition. was sentenced
Friday TO IS months Imprisonment
for seditious utterances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

Although Mrs Ezra stimson. o. Mar
Ion. Ind, has been blind for 10 years she
is an excellent chicken raiser. having
raised a flock OF - chickens this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

No beer, no work. no work, no pay;
no pay. no food; no food, no existence
let's all get mad and starve to
desth.-New York Evening Sun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

aside all the so-called wrinkle
creams you have been using and
Try this You viii never regret it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

way 70 SOP NAAA aA--A -AA-A-
falling and 70 make ir grow
Iuxuriantly. Science has uOW come
70 your rescue. The treatment is q
very simple mixture prepared at
home in a few moments. az less eL-
penss than that OF buying any pre-
pared hair liquid which often fails
10 produce the results desired
Simply get a one-ounce package OF
beta-Quinol from your druggist at
a cost Of about fifty cents, and add
the contents OF this 70 half a pint
OF water and half a pint Of bay rum.
or II you prefer. to a fun pint OF
Witchhazel instead OF the bay rum
and water Then your real hair
grower IS ready. This mixture has
no oil and 10 can be. and should be
used every day. Very soon a de-
cided difference win be noticed in
the viEor and length OF the hair
hair VIII stop falling ard dandrun
viii disappear. indicating a decisive
Improvement IN the health OF scalp
and hair cells. This has already
solved the hair-falling question for
thousands OF women and is rapidly
replacing all other methods OF hair
treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

~ youE druEEiEf cannot supply
zane VIII be sent by the 49,
Ehnrmacal Co. SIS Thomngon R7F---
Chicago On receipt OF price. Do1f<
paid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
How To Make Your Hair Stop
Falling and Make L Grow
n--s-an

THERE IS one way. and only one
way 20 stop your hair from
= falling and TO make IL grow
I---..--.nrl.- 500 nas rnM nnma
Arizona republican., 1919-10-04
SHEPHERD IF HILLS
 Is GREAT 0N SCREEN

Beginning tomorrow the Columbia theater will present a picturization of Harold Ben Wright's widely read novel "The Shepherd of the Hills" for a limited engagement of five days.
 This particular motion picture has a distinct appeal to those who have read the book, inasmuch as it is a rein- carnation on the silversheet of the lovable characters that the famous author created in his literary gem. 'Preaehin Bill" that quaint old noun taineer philosopher; Sammy Lane" the lady love of the entire community Wash Gibbs. the moonshiner villain; ollie Stewart. the weakling heir; Unkle Ike. the village postmaster: Young Matt. the Herculean lover of Sammy Lane; Howard the artist, the wayward son of the city minister; the Shepherd. who wishes to atone for the sins of his boy: the girl at the spring. the object of the city mans evil-these and all other characters of the book. including Little Pete" Jim Lane, Old Matt, Aunt Molly are brought to life in this cinema revival of the worlds most popular novel.
 Tn staging his book for the screen. Harold Bell Wright used copy of his work as a scenario; directed the film himself: to make sure that the screen version of the ozark romance would be exactly as it was told in print.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-04
THE NEW WHALING INDUSTRY
(Boston Transcript.l )

(Boston TranScript.)
 The New Bedford and Martha g Vineyard and Nantucket whalers used tosend forth stout ships outfitted to stay at sea for three or four years, if necessary. Bold and stubborn shippers have been known to keep at a voyage much longer even than that. I re- member a song they used to sing on the Atlantic coast many years ago. about Nantucket skipper who came back after five years and when hailed by all those who held ( lay or share in his venture as they thronged upon the wharf to welcome him home, cry- ing, What luck, Cap'n?" heartily re- piled: "Hain't got one drop Of oil-bu. we've had a damned fine saill"
 It was a picturesque and great era of American sea life, and it has pro- duced at least one classic of American literature, namely, Herman Melville's wonderful romance of "Moby Dick. : When Nantucket and New Bedford gave up the industry, many of the old ships were taken around the Horn to San Francisco, making that port the headquarters for shorter and less costly voyages. Leaving the Golden Gate in midwinter, the whalers would sail along the South Sea islands, trad- ing. until spring, when they would turn northward 10 the Okhotsk sea, where they would hunt in the foggy waters of Kamschatka strait, or else keep on the dwindling trail of the ice
Arizona republican., 1919-10-04

California are organized. They ad-
 vertize extensively. They have built
 up a national demand for their fruit,
 and it is having a bigger sale today
 than it ever had before. Experts have
 figured that distributing these oranges
 is not half so expensive as distributing
 a product that is not advertised at all
 Of course the hen was the original advertiser. but she uses the methods of the old-fashioned town crier. When she produced an egg she tells the world about it. This noisy announce
 ment, however, never did have any par ticular good. It results in the nest being robbed of the egg. The egg is sold and somebody gets the money
 Egg prices are fixed largely by the big dairy interests. The farmer who comes to the city with eggs may have the same expense bill for his flock this week that he had last. But if the | market price of eggs is down this week he gets less money He sells
 at the market, whatever that may be The telephone enabled him to know before he starts from home what hc | is going to realize on his products when he sells them.