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New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

the inside rim of It's front w ell.
The brush Is geared so that with a
speed of three feet second it makes
1,2O0 revolutions a minute, which,
while slower than the motor driven
brush, is faster than the usual trac-
tion-driven type. The gears are of
die cast bronze, and require no oil
ing. The brush is easily removed
(can be inserted in three seconds)
very effective, and Of the type
which bears Il single spiral of six
turns of 3s-inch tufts wired into a
metal cylinder. 1t is not adjustable
for wear, but projects 0.12 inch from
the nozzle when new.
The nozzle has an inside opening
OF nearly twelve inches and an over
all clearance of about the same. 1t
cleans to within one-eighth of an
inch of the side wall, which is un-
usually good. The nozzle is fixed at
0.16 inch above the floor.
Fan and Motor
The fan is one-piece aluminium
casting, Az inches in diameter, and
has six one-inch blades. 1t has a
velocity of S,72o feet a minute,
being in both these points slightly
below the average, but it develops a
water lift of 9.3 inches, the average
being 9.1s, showing that the fan
itself is we'll designed and does good
average work.
The motor is of the vertical ven
tilated type, cooled by a four-bladed
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

p the tool itself and partly because
|as hose coupling for tool work fits
irectly into the base Of the fan
|asing.
Fine Tool Work a Feature
The domestic scientist reports that
he upholstery tool removed the
standard amount of flour in only
'hree strokes-doing as good work
IS in direct floor action. The photo
EFaph shows the Federal at work on
he dark red mesh curtains in the
Institute office-no climbing up on a
adder or taking curtains down to
dean themi The hose and rigid tub
'ng do the reaching and the good
alr suction does the rest-an ideal
ray to clean draperies, upholstered
Furh.ture, mattresses, holdings. etc.
IN design and operation, there
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

and As ounces of soap chips in solu-
ton. At the end of ten minutes the
clothes were inspected, but were not
clean (the water was then 1856 de-
grees F..
At the end Of fifteen minutes the
greater part of the clothes were
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
A Handy Switch


cord" switch. Every woman
knows that on a curling iron or
smoothing iron especially it is awk-
ward to disconnect either at device
or at the socket (the latter being
very bad practice, unless the con-
struction makes it necessarily, and
at the table, on grill or percolator,
it adds much to the repose and
serenity Of the hostess to be able
merely to push the button in this lit
tie plug inserted in the cord and
turn the heat off or on.
With the iron it is very essential
to be able to turn the heat off and
on easily, as with the varying wet
ness and heaviness of the garments
the heat should be carefully con-
trolled, and often this is not done
because of the annoyance of break
ing the connection at the hot iron.
And then there is the loose end of
the cord Hopping about, too.
We do not know of any way to
get more comfort for $1.2O than to
have a switch of this sort put on an
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
2me OF " ees Work in the Institute TESTING laboratory

Director, Tribune Institute ----~----------
motion, the tub being set in cradle
formed of two steel rockers, the ends
OF which are welded to channel
iron crosspiece. A strip Of steel
shaped to fit the bottom Of the tub
is also welded to the channel iron at
the end of the rocker. A rod con-
meets the centers of the two rockers
and passes through eyes in two rods,
which extend back and are bolted to
the end of the frame. Thus, while
the rocker is prevented from slip
ping, an up and down motion takes
place at the center.
7 "A connecting rod fastened to the
iron on the end of the cradle is
driven from u crank arm, fastened
to shaft connected with the motor
through reduction gears and belt.
Special Features
Two special features of the Wayne
are clearly shown in the photograph.
Notice the double rollers, which
make it easy to move the tub, and
also the foot lever and plunger be-
side the caster by which the tub can
be steadied on any floor, however un-
even, and lifted off the caster to
prevent creeping" when the tub is
in operation.
The operator in the photograph
has her hand on the sliding lever
which starts and stops the tub. In
the front panel are seen the perma-
nent plug and cord from which con-
nection is made to the lamp socket
to start the motor The whole Frame
works of heavy angle and channel
iron, is welded together making it
strong and durable as we'll as neat
IN appearance.
Other special features are the oil
less bearings Of the shaft, which are
made of an oil-treated material hav-
ing the toughness Of hard wood. The
speed is low and this construction
insures long wear and eliminates
oiling. The motor bearings, however,
running at high speed, have grease
cups which must be filled at long
intervals.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

A Good Heat Retention
The domestic scientist reports
that the machine makes very little
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

minutes the water was still 130 de-.
grees, and after thirty-fve minutes
it was 125 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

(Tested and endorsed By The T7-t6rGns
IRstitUte)
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

ton, however, you proceed to gather
a large harvest of convenience for
evermore when the slight trouble of
the initial effort has been met.
A little scientific laziness-work-
ing with the head and executive
powers to save future routine
drudgery-is lesson many house
keepers need to learn. And small
electrical conven:ences offer a fer
tile field in which to exercise these
new ideals of hnmemakinpl
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Tested and endorsed BY The Tribune
Instituted
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

to turn off the light when it is not in
Evening star., 1921-09-01
Fridays 25C, SOC and $1.00 Sale!
Any Article at S1.OO

FIFTEEN I21xc RUBBER SFAIR
rurstea rmsa9sTssbseineh fabSen stair coFr !S100
IreddS
BOYS $I.JO GOLF CAPS-In cheviot.
leather sweat tt band and 81 .OO
taped
BOYS PAJAMAS-One-p piece Domet
Flannel Pajamas, in blue. pink and
hello in white grounds. o. nn
trimmed with frogs; sizes d L .UU
to IA years. .........
BOYS CLOTH HATS
In cheviot m iXtures: O. nn
suitable for boys to 10 - n"
years
BOYS WASH SUITS-Fast color
materials. in MILDLY. Dutch Daddy and
short Russian models: navy blue. light
blue, brown and green: collar trimmed
with three rows of braid. q M
emblem on sleeve; sizes - "y
to years.
FOUR MEMS HAND
EsssH'ss'-'p5s S:=:s'ssss EspsHs4e s'ss: Sl.OO
cnlefS
wOMEN's HANDBAGS. PARTY
BOXES AND PCRSES-In black and
colored feathers. an o. nn
Sortmeat of novel. pleas n NH
ing and practical shapes
WOMEN'S BEADED HANDBAGS
. m ted draw-string o. nn
styles. all-over beaded - HD
designs: well made. 49,.
SOLID GOLD NECK CHAINS OR
ilSit Insh lengths. soldered 90
SALT AND PEPPER sErs-silver
tai. pretty shapes. Neat 81 .W
ly boxed: Set of two.
Jewelry Dept.
MEMS AND WoMEN's UMBRELLAS
Good quality, fast black, rainproof
American (cottonl taffeta covers, taped
sseS sssS i1anes rs nes q iaea Rsea Ds. a.- SIOO
sortment Of handles
COTY's ExTRACTS--Lorigan Rose
Jacqueminot and Chypre a m
Extracts; Half Ounce. Sl.W
(Iax 4c) ..............
FOUR PACKS OF PLAYING CARDS
;is Rsessls dssss .ss good aSsl- 90
lty carus ......-.-..
THREE PAIRS OF WOMEN,s
BLOOMER DRAWERS - Step-in or
Ssss%fs asss isss S..SsEs ssT'aG n e'nH S1.OO
elastic waist; all Sizes.
THREE WOMEN'S soc UNION SUITS
-;auze Cotton Union Suits,
low neck and sleeveless. in o. m
tight knee styles; sizes sDI N"
WOMEN's 81 HOsE-Silk and Fiber
Mixed Hose, in black and bronze; also
some Thread Silk Hose, in suede; some
of them are seamless and others are
not The black have a % M
purple border at the top. ID .yU
All first quality. .....
wOMEN'S $3.50 THREAD SILK HOSE
I'm dropstitch and few novelty ef-
fects; some have scanned back, while
others are seamless. An d M
incomplete range of sizes. "A .tW
First quality.
TWO BOYS 7Dc WHITE BALBRIG-
GAN SHlRTS-Low neck and sleeveless.
low neck and short sleeves. high
neck and short sleeves. o. M
A few knee-length pants ~ .UU
in the lot: broken Sizes.
WOMEN'S 33.O0 ATHLETIC UNION
SUTTS-Made with ribbon shoulder
straps: a few built-up
shoulder: in pink and dsr m
white: broken sizes; per- nj tUt
feet quality. ty............
SIX TABLESPOONS OR Forks
Set of six Rogers Nickel
s';ss Ts;ss: e:as design W; Worth ss S1.OO
$If9 set.
$1.5O ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE
y s.rp: afnsn e navy Gs Brown ''Ss a"s Sl.OO
BOSTON BAGs--Black automobile
fsS!a fpl! ;lzs sa.s',e.eo, aa,s1: Sl.OO
PUFF BOX AND HAIR RECEIVER
SETS-Imitation ivory, d. M
large size: grained ivory sOI 4"
Toilet Goods Dept.
Evening star., 1921-09-01

MEMS NEGLlGE SH1RTS--Of printed
and corded madras. duccetyne percale,
cheviot and mercerized fabrics. An
assortment of patterns, such as pink,
cluster and candy stripes and novelty
effects: also plain white and tan OK
ford Shirts with button O. nn
center. pleat fronts; all D. .UU
sizes from IA to II
MEMS $1.25 OvERALLs-Of heavy
grade blue denim; full double stitched
at all wearing points: e. M
bib styles; sizes up to ID .UU
~
MEMS $3.50 UNION sUITs-"FauIt-
less Make Athletic Union Suits, made
of satin stripe madras. full blouse
back. insuring perfect O. M
fit; sizes "a to D .UU
- ...-..--.......
&1.75 HEAVY TIN WASH o. M
BOILERS-No size. cold % .UU
wood handles. s...........
$40 GALVANIZED o. M
IRON GARBAGE CANS DI .UU
Lock covers. large size..
VENICE LACE COLLAR o. M
AND CUFF SETS-Also ID N"
Festee Sets
&1.49 METAL CLOTH-36 inches
sss S:s: sRy 'R :'Fss sfss,s s9's and 'sfs s $1OO
CHILDREN's $3.50
STRAP PUMPS-White o. M
Canvas strap Pumps; ID N"
sizes Sh to IL .........
MISSES AND CHILDREN's $1.2s
TENNIS OXFORDS In
white and brown: sizes o. m
S1s to 10k and IL to III "D
CoLoRED LINENS inches wide,
a pure linen quality. The o. M
co1ors are old rose, navy "D
blue and mustard .......
SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS
s;:Ss:''sA ss.;;;s ss:;sss size $1.OO
CRoCHET BED O. m
SPREADS Single bed SDI ."D
size. in Marseilles patterns. NO
rs'nsser, snsSs hss jsas, tanrasns, an nans, S1OO
Copsnhagen and red
and yellow: guaranteed Ol .W
waterproof; all sizes
VIZ MSMES's H!SS' EXTRA SIZE GOWNS
OF nainsook, slip-on models: lace
sapsHs saH s@s'''ss's ans '1'@"soi round Sl.OO
WoMEX's SIS AND $3.50 EXTRA
ssaes sosaess, embroidery as % trim. 81. 90
Nv WoM MEN's si:S EXTRA SIZE
sateen: reinforced, ruined .OO
knee; full cut.
WOMEN'S CREPE KIMONOS-Solid
colors of pink, blue, CT m
lavender aR@ rose; all 3l .UU
$50 WHITE SANITARY APRONS
Silk Rubberized Aprons. O. M
assorted d sizes. finished - L .UU
with fine net.
Ia1S WUMES,s uaSS'; GowNs-of pink batiste
m 8 n; sleeveless
model: square and neck; N1 M
trimmed with lace and ID .UU
stitching ..............-.
CREPE DE CHINE-39 inches wide.
fine woven quality, -lustrous finish. In
large assortment of street o. ~
and evening shades, also D i .UU
$50 AND s2.oo CHAIR AND SOFA
CUsHIONS-19x20-inc Chair Cushions.
Bar Harbor shape. neatly boxed. tufted
with 20 buttons; cotton filled: 1Sx1S-
inch and 2ox20-inch Sofa Cushions.
filled with silk floss. All &1 M
covered with various fast ~ .W
color cretonnes.
91.0o sTENCILED GRASS RUGs-3x6
It. DoHble-warp Stenciled Grass Rugs.
oriental and nd me medallion aa1n q M
s1.so AND $500 PANEL LACE CUR
TAINS-Scotch and Nottingham weave,
used one to the window. in white and
ecru; Az yards long and Is 90 M
inches wide. Choice of six Ol .UU
patterns .............sss
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,,;ss RisS $:ss1ares = rsAsTnsR 'aas'' SOC
s; ss*t i. SOC
Use GRAY ENAMELED RI
COFFEE POTS-4quart trade sOVJC
size .........
$1.OO STENCILED GRASS RUGS
27x54 inch size. double-warp. oriental
5s sss ;ss %sss'''~ %sss ~ansss sss'S"s Colon SOC
First Floor. Fl .
$1.OO FLEECE BLANKETS Strips
of 4ex72 and 5Ox72 inch Blankets, in
gray and white. excellent for En
many uses. in addition to bed sOUC
coverings ...................
soc CRIB BLANKETs-3ox4o inch
size. Jacquard and plaid En
designs of blue. pink and OUC
Firs. Floor.
esc F r N E ID PICTUREs-1ox20
and 12x16 inch glass size. gilt or dark
wood mouidings; scenery. re- En-
ligious and old master OUC
First Floor
woMEN's ss.oo AND $500 Low
sHOEs-Women's Oxfords and Pumps;
not this seasons style. but En-
good good, quality shoes; sizes QUO
(No exchanges and no refunds)
$1.OO CRETONNE BOUDOIR SLIP
pink, blue and lavender; size SUC
CHILDREx's s1.oo NiiiGHaTiGowNs-
Muslin Nightgowns. slightly discolored.
sleeves. Neat embroidery En
trimmed; in sizes 6 to IA SUC
WoMEN's BLooMERis;--ooff fine pink
1Np<t tcta Hos,
ings: reinforced; ful1-cut 5UC
sizes
WoMEN's MUSLIN PET"TICoATs-
Short White Muslin Petticoats, fine
quality, founce of pretty en- IN
bbroidery; assorted patterns; OUC
BOYS BLoGsEs-Good quality per-
Gales. in stripes and figures E0
10 years ...................
.dS,Ss BOYS KaAK1 8. ak1 kS,cknn- .s.c EOc
-. years ...........
FIVE Yards OF Ice HUck CRASH
White Huck Crash, absorb -n
ent grade. for roller or hand 0(DC
FIVE WHITE HUcK rowELs-1sx
x34 inch size, soft-finish RI
grade. for hand or side tow S(DC
FIVE YARDS OF ANTI.
SEPTIC DIAPER CLOTH ~
IS itv inches wide; fine quail OUC
MERCEHIZED TABLE DAMASK-72
s5sss;. s5aas; assorted patterns, S1dai Miii SOC
CHILDREN'S 75c TO Sl.OO STAMPED
ids Fly zPsens sssePssa sty1es ae SOC
FIVE YARDS of PRINTED yOILEs
-3S inches wide, in the
sssa ss's slss sss'' asvs blue ii s''sn :na SOC
WHITE NOVELTY vOILE WAIST
INGs-36 inches wide, in white em-
sssss. s!s ~ s;,ss. %s'ssrssS sss Soc
,s.:5' ,;.;.s.s.s, .,ss s::s :,. ns' Soc
x'ss; :, T. err SGyss saai''s' aafSs: Soc
THREE YARDs of PERcALEs-
sss i sss; ;!sss:' ps p'a'ss Soc
INFANTS' LONG SLIPS
OF fine nainsook. Bishop style. 20
lace edging on neck and sSVDC
&1.O0 SHETLAND Wells ~
In black. brown and navy. IN 0UC
yards long .................
Yelling Dept-Fint Floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-01

VI
quality fabrics. plain blue.
trimmed with striped ma IN
terial, loose leg model: sizes OUC
= 10 years.
MEMS GOLF CAPS-Of silk en
m o II al ir and wooden cloth. sOVDC
Worth $3.50 and $500. ......-.
MEMS $1.OO SILK NECKWEAR-
Foulards and other high-grade En
domestic silks; medium shapes sOVDC
and open-end styles.
MEMS 7sc VARSITY ATHLETIC
UNDERWEAR-Best grade checked
nainsook. sleeveless coat shirt and
knee-length drawers: shirts En
up to size 46: drawers up to sOUC
size A; perfect quality. ......
THREE CAKES OF SOAP En
Woodbury's Facial Soap. .NOC
PURITY LEMON CREAM en
For toilet and massage; full .OUC
strength. tTax, 2c.) ..........
FOUR WOMEN's HANDKERCHIEFs
Embroidered corner, in white and
colored effects: of fine quality En
lawns and dimities hemstitch- sO(yC
ed borders.
RKROGER COLLAR BUT
TON SET-Heavily gold filed. En
guaranteed buttons. Set Of OUC
toaa 5s-eily Dept.
s1.oo BAG FRAMEs-Tortoise
shell and metal effects; an En-
assortment of styles and OUC
snapeS .......'.
Kisses AND cH1LDREN's BEAD
ED BAG Gs-Draw.string style: also
hsass. ssassa an RaFsss Ma Of sfae st Soc
tractive. pleasing styles.
sTERLiNG SILVER AND GOLD
PLATED PENCILs-With silk ribbon
Soutoir Chains: gold-plated En
and sterling silver slide to OUC
match
Ssa1Sney Uepe epeuorsuuo1n apuoys
-Rubberized waterproof fin En-
ish; attractive. neat de- OUC
Signs ~:
s SSe COTToN NET-72 inches en-
wide. in white and OUC
rsssLw'ss ss1 4sD collars: s4sf in xa'ss xHss Soc
r TWO woMEN,s ssc KNIT BLOOM
ERS-Summer weight, made En
with elastic waist and knee; OUC
regular sizes only.
BOYS 60c WHITE KNIT UNION
sUITs-Low neck. sleeveless En-
and knee-length pants; sizes OU(
WoMEN's " N Ms si:co HosE-Black and
Assorted Colored Fiber Silk
Hose; scanned back; all sizes En-
Subject to slight imperfec- OUC
% THREE PAIRS of WoMEN's 2sc
a few Cordovan Lisle Hose, En-
mock seam back; mostly all JUG
sizes in the lot..............
WOMEN's' DRAWERS of
ss s:ae. .aa:sss' %s:; Of sS:;s''s;! ;s:$ s5s SOC
ssc sATEEN LAMBREaUINs-Floral
ens os,sns1 assxhs fraesd cd va sde SOC
CT THREE woMEN,s soc VESTS
Summer weight Gauze Cotton Vests.
low neck and sleeveless, made En
in the cumfy-cut style; reg OUC
ular and extra sizes. s........
T5c GALVANIZED IRON En
WASH TUBS 1S inch OUC
size
..ssI sss : B1TdIss 4 T & aas y A1'rf SOC
MEMS PURE SILK HosE-Full-
fashioned. double toe. high spliced
heel, in black and cordovan; En
all sizes. Irregular weaves DUO
si.oo SOFA CUsHIoNs-white cotton
filled, soft and fluffy. round 70
shape. light and dark ere OUC
7se WHITE CORDUROY. en
SO inches wide. for shirts, OUC
cHiLDaEN's HICKORY UNDER
WAISTs-For boys and girls; En
sizes to IL OUC
Notion Dept.
Evening star., 1921-09-01
School Dresses, $l.39

Exceptionally smart effects in fast color ging
hams, in a variety of styles. including plaids
checks and plain colors. New long sleeves with
and without collars; some daintily embroidered
Entirely new models for fall. Sizes to IA years
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1921-09-01

HAND IIES-Open
BOYS SUSPENDED RS a.
Good quality web biGgs. ZOC
leather ends and cast off go.
RIBBONs-Moire, Self Fancy and
Flowered Ribbons. for hair
and sash bows. in pretty ~
shades. four and five inches ZOC
Wlde
THREE 1sc TExOLEUM RUGS
18x36-inch size, various colors. neat
border designs. excelle OEc
for many spaces in the ZOC
6se TAPESTRY CUSHION COVERS
17hx17h Inch size. in rose.
blue and tan colorings: o.
fine grade Of silk mixed ZOC
tapestry .....
4se WASHABLE CRETONNEs-
Yard wide, light and dark a.
floral. bird and tapestry de- ZOC
signs
TWO YARDS OF 25c CURTAIN MA
TERIALS-Yard wide Curtain Scrims.
with floral and bird design borders of
cretonnes. for draperies or Z5C
comfort coverings. ..........
3se AND SOC STAIR OR HALL RUN
NERS-22h Inch japanese Stair or
Hall Runners. green steneiled design.
double warp, or reversible o.
Napier Carpet, of tan. green ZSC
ana req
Soc NECKWEAR-various ~
style Collars. of organdies Z0C
and lace effects.
soc AND 7sc YELLING Various
Ssss in S'aek. ana sau1s sss1''s a"s 25C
yelling Dspt.-Fir.t Floor
MEMS ssc AND soc sUsPENDERs-
lightweight Isle webbing,
-ne eoss S'ss :sxssi s'ss Csc
leather cast-on ..............
MEMS soc LEATHER BELTS
ss's sssxn ans % gray. in in rssaiaf s'ssa 25c
Sizes
Soc MINUM SINK o.
sTRAINERs-Well m de; Z0C
Eooo size
ssc GALVANIZED IRON ~
WATER PAILS-14-quart Z0C
trade size ....-..........
.ss"oss Ss.sssA pssas ssAsP 1sss: ssE- Csc
age
THREE CANS OF CAMP a.
BELL TOMATO [OC
0VUf
w0MEN's BELTs-Factory samples
and odd lots, in white, black and coll
ors. in stylish shapes; kid, 0E
patent leather, calf finish Z0C
and novelty effects .........
JEwELRY-Brooches, Bar Pins Pin
Sets, Earrings. Cuff Links 0E
and novelties in summer Z0C.
JeWelry
6Oe CHERRY RED NECK 0e
LACESIGraduate styles, good Z0C
quality cut beads. ...........
STATIONERY--24. sheets Of paper
and "a envelopes, In white 0R
and colored effects. Attrac- ZOC<
THREE MEMS WHITE HANDKER.
CHIEFS-Full size. soft-fn- 0E
ish, good quality; hemstitched AOC
borders
WEAn-WELL TOOTHBRUSHEs-
Transparent handles: good NH
quality bristles; desirable Z0C
shapes
AZUREA SACHET-A high ~
grade, delicately, perfumed sa- Z0C
chet, (Tax 1c) half-ounce.
THREE HAIR NETS - Cap 0S
shape and fringe Nets. war. Z0C
ranted perfect.
Motion Dspt.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
Got a "Winter" Mt.

Paul. in the first grade of school. brought hone an exercise pa r which the teacher had mu9Gnl= N5,J q biz cross from corner h con .. and demanded to know what the ia.l. meant. His mother explained ,.a L meanr that the work waa all wrea The next day he brought haIie ;.t other paper, in great elation.
 "I got better mark totay, he said. "I was marked winter L.js of ether kids were marked 'WiUter, too."
 His mother examined the pa9er on which the teacher, by way of variety bad inscribed big cipher.
 Why. that's as bad aS yesttfday, the mother explained That's ztro. Why did you say you were f4ar-ed wil.terT'
 Well. winter k zero. isn't itf re- sponGed the yodu4stcr.- ENrHaH-e
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
LARGEST K.0Wk ro122S 1 S;L E9%E
Discovery Made in Northern Ne" Mexico Is Interesting for k.ote
 Than One Reason.

The largest shoulder blade of am animal oh record, ancient or mode l. has been discovered in San Juan baSsH ill northern New Mexico by John l. Reeside, Jr., of the United Ss.t,s geological survey. This scaquia bone is part of an immense eXtinr, dlne~aas estimated to be over one hular,d .tt. long and markedly larger Inn UA previously known to have existed.
 Charles F.. Gihnore of the National museum i'll Washingt Il Aas e,ai. gs the collection of pieces of tlIi~ toa,5.t scapula and has found that the tetas length of the bone is mere than five feet, nearly as tall aS q man. ih x iS five times the length of the shoulder blade of Il COW of today.
 The large fossil was found ill the part of the earth tl.at was deposited and formed ill the Upper Cretaeeuua era, and this indicates to the geo9or St that the dinosaurs lNcd at d later geologic time than thaY had previously supposed This fact lsts created more stir in geological e.teleS than ihe size of the fossil
 Dinosaurs were lar,e reptiles wili long nec'.s. little lad, and bra-a> and long tails. 15er hol.es Ioot, somewhat like tEat af an o1ersized elephant with hind legs longer tbal fore legs. They dominated Inc pasI ill the days when the lincsloae hea were Eid but for some rs,e,b =4> appeared from the earth to @#ye l5.,.g to smaller and liveGer an..l.i,.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
Gladstone Annoyed.

The prolonged debates on the ad- dress iu answer to the kings ,pa oh were q matter of annoyance to Mr Gladstone. saYS the Manchester Guar dian. Ii tie royal message he ouce declared, instead of heinz "a dign fed. decorous and convenient" method of meeting between sovereign anI peo- pie and of initiating the business If The session, WIS to be made the sub lect of all manner of amendment, 1t would become mo better than pub- lie nuisance"
 He even went so fal as to hint hat t might be wholly discontinued" hut neither he nor any prime minister since has had the courage to put an md to the old custom.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-08
MOVE ALWAYS IS WESTWARD
How Center Of Population Shifts-Lo- cated in Indiana for the Last
 Thirty Years.

For 20 years the center of popula- tion in the United States has re- mained within the borders of the state of Indiana.
 The census of 1920 gives Spencer as the town nearest the center of popula- tion. The exact point is S.3 miles southeast of Spencer, in the extreme southeast corner of Owen county.
 According to the 1910 census the center of population was i'll the city of Bloomington.
 Following are the locations of popu- ation centerS for the various census cs, with the distance of westward movement in each decade:
 119O-Twenty-thre miles east of Baltimore.
 1SGO-Eighteen miles west of Balti- more 4O.6 miles.
 1%1e-Forty miles northwest of Washington 36.9 miles.
 l>29- Sixteen miles north of Wood- stock Va 505 miles.
 1S@e-Nincteea miles southwest of MooFcl.eld. W. Va Chen part of Nr@iniD 40.4 miles.
 1S4o-SiXteen miles west of ClarllS- burg. w Na Chen Virginia 35.6 miles,
 TVrnty-three miles southeast of Fallsersbns, W. Va. tthen Virgin t) .54.S mics.
 fsC3-TWenty miles south of Chilli cothe. O.. SO.G niles.
 ls70-l'orty-eieht Ei!e.s east of Cm- enuati: LII miles.
 1Ss3-lI.ht mile} Vest of Cfaen nHi :#.1Sa niles.
 1&l-TNenty niles west of Colum- bus, iua.; 4S.6 miles.
 l90j-,iiN Hftle9 sos e @~t of Column bus. md; f.G miles.
 19lo-ln the city of Bleomia%tel4 Ind. ;iJ miles.