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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

circus Yet it is best to let It be the ehildren's choice.
 I was happy to note that when re- turned froHp the hospital with a new baBy boy, tAe pictures ih their frames we're "Iesus Blessing Little Children" and Jessie Wilcox Smiths Mother and Baby pictures, the cover of the January Good Housekeeping.
 Another suggestion which I have found helpful in the home is to have the pie ture in the eHildreh's bed rooms or elay roofns hung on a level with their eyes. It is sufptisihg to see how much keehef is their observation when this is done. Let the children climb up or Be lifted up to see those pictures which are hung higher so that they. can really
 study them. Always take time to help them understand pleturei, for you thus begin their appreciation of art. These suggestions could be carried out in -airs home, for, with the present wealth of good magazines, such collection could be easily made, and at little cost, while very inexpensive frame would suffice.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know pr. Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel young-to do this you must watch your liver and bowels-thefe's no need of having sallow complexion-dark rings under your eyes-pimples-a bilious look in your face-dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver.
 Dr. Edwards, a well-knoHn physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable. con- pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels. which he gave to his patients for years.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub stitite for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bTing about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities.
 Dt.Edwards' '0liveTablets are known by their olive eolot. l5c and 3oc
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

sheets tSkether, taking care to paSte a double strip all around the edges. Tapes fastened to the foHr corners will keep thle cheap cover ih b0siti6h
 zz-z---=-S
 FRheIfEs.
 RHssIAA bEssslhEl RasAiAA dressing salad. Mix one-hAlf teaspoon of mus tArd, eie-half teaspoen of salt, 4Ad one eighth aspeeh each of white pepper and paprika. Add these dry ingredients to one tablespo6h 6f Ffheszr, one teaspeon of lemon juice, ehe teaspoon Of grated onion, one teakp55fl of WerceAtetshife sauce, one tablespoon of chilli sauce, 6he ] teaspoon of minced green pepper and tKe teA4beof1s of minced parsley rnixed together. Eat all iht0 ene-hAlf cup of olive or salad oil and serve at once.
 Miatte MAySnAAiss: Making rnay6a- hAise is thought to be a tedibds tAAk. Have you eyef tried the lightning may 6hhaBe?' Tht reeipe WAS oStaihed from a tea-house fa&kAgSF who used It ekelAs- ively, beafing up a -"Bateh" #Aeneyef needed without th5dEht Of it's being trouble. Put Ih a e6id bowl half a teaspoon each of salt, sugar and fiustAfd one unbeaten esg and one taBIespo6n oi | lemon jurce. Beat With { Dover eEs beater until well blended
 Measure one cup of whatever oil yb, ptofef, or y6uf purse allows - part olive oii, bafe vegetable, of half and nal Of e4eh-and ada this te the egg mix ttife, diaftef of 1t at time, beAtIhE with the esg Beatef f~6 minutes eaet time, Or until it thickeAs, which is prAe tisAily immediately. Ail 6f the iigFedi | eAts should be very cold.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
HEAtTH AND RrAFEx

On chill autumn nights, if the 5ed Bs warmed with a hst water bottle, 1t Is an iidueemeht t6 cosy slufABer. But it is not Sd. healthy to sleep with 1t close 10 the body.
 A small squars of Bianket folded ot&t and sewed up; leaving one end open, makes an effective fS6t warmer for a sick pefsdh troubled With cold feet. It is more convenient and satisfactory than the usual hot water bottle.
 When hot cloths are needed ih the sick f56m, heat them in a steamer ana So avoid the necessity of wrihgink them and blisteriag the haAds.
 Wheh y6ii aked a e6id cloth and haven,t any ice, trS wriaging ei6eh Gut of cold water and shaking btfskls in the air., The rapid evaporation vii give you almost an iee-eSld cSfnpFtss
 II water is spilled on bed when at. tending some one who is iii, it may bs ssslly ss., y,.s afiea Bs slpsiig sssNssh ths filled with very hot WateE.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
Stories That Recall Othefs
nhAfiAE Ordkrs.

Going into he barn one day a far fiier found his little son with note Book And pehcil in his hand, sitting astride one of the horses.
 'why, Eddie" he exclaimed, what in the world are you do!ng?"
 'fwritihk a composition" replied Ed die.
 .1wen, why don't you write it in the b6use?''
 "Because," answered Eddie, "tl,e teacher tod ub to write composition on a horse.' "PooE Little Atm!"
 Sonny is three years old and the kind of child you read about but seldom; meet
 One day he fell down and broke hi' arm. He didn't cry. but it did hurt. His hand and arm hung limp. So they called the doctor and had the bone se and the arm put in a sling;
 When s6hhy went out the next day he was the object of much attention from his mothers friends and his.
 Poor iittie arm!" declared the frs lady. Did you hurt the little atm?' Sshfy smiled
 Poor little afmi' sympath.zcr th' next lady they met. Did i'm fail an hurt his arf1?" Again Sonny smiled Poor little atInr greeted the mex lady: The little arm is bfoken" Sonny smiled, but not 50 warmly thi i Poor little arm r' beanicd the mex frieAd. -
 So it wena By the tims they got bac home Sonny was very quiet. | Mother" he Said, solemnly, "I thin | tie poor little arm will stay in th house till it's well"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
[ :. HID 4NAkilH nm.

7Aa T9Aklsh Aatl6hAlists se ASt N,ttAeA theiF position Ia tAs ieAst Bit eAtE sAeE eat forth the elaaah that kAt43514 misslehktiee Ahd fsiiet wefkE tl4 Afs Ul &klhe 6 bFlfE abSit a @aF sDseeA TUFhsF Gsd ths UAltea ststes, If, nal WAs kktaAiis the cass tks de. AdkeiAlitN wAleA she KeSnAilssg Os, tt4tA VShlG bs justified, but 1t eoS6ss hlsl1 BDuEtS ia wAch hag MS aohf. atAst.
 'It-thg 1EemAiiAtB ara asie, thsse IA S, apeeisA bat whAt they would be Rivef aN GAAAes to pf6ve any itiisfe6fesefta. hbAs regarding tlieif conduct But tAss e0ll U khek bettef than to exsesl tAgt 9AE feliehee Weaid be eiaeaa Uf thef stA stAt ehts AkAinst these Vkg tft iA E.dfkeS f6r thg ssis pdtpnee sl hlpl its Ds6pie ana WMe have sui tttea ifl kihds Of hafdshipg Ct tkl htIas of the Tarks
 ll the Tafks hesa ts aS is to ste, Aha @iAk ei tAe i0hk list Of biaci aakfts that have seen ehXikea ai afAH4t that haElaA bSe6Ase 6f thI A61Alllks tAef hGSe sssnEkIttea. WAa aiks AAvt btGk doAs sn the past nskAi bl ltatts % ttDaaiAtta Ay the bFsseA dlt 4uhks, b1t tAat deesA9 apbeAr. IN eel stsahllAsa . Bkd retntatioA. Ii
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
THE HOUSEWIFE
SUGGESTIONS FOR

THE HOUSEWIFE
 Both abpetizins and es5hetaisal :A either fruit or a vegetable salad are sparkling cubes of lemon gelatine.
 To prevent windows Becoming blu-- red with steam wipe them with a clean rag moiStened in glyeerine.
 To shine faucets fhoisten cloth and ai6 in flour. It is one of the 6est eleahseFs of brass fadces. To cieah silver knives, fofgs as spoons, place the silver iii q Basin afia then cover with s5af milk Bail for three minutes; flnse ih hot water and dry.
 when washing blask ssmbs, trays and backs 6f brushes, ruD d little 6liVe-oil :nto them after wishing. 1t will pfe. vent theh from tsfnihg gray Aaa streakef. &
 Winch aluminium pans become black and duil-leokifig, clean tfkfh with seft ci6th dipped in lemon juice. Rinse n warm water aAd they will shine like new.
 Window ana lamp glass p6lishes best if rubbed With dahiped ola hewspapets an easy and cheap device: Light bafabs6 and basket-~5fk tables and chairs. when used out of d65fs soeA get soied, bat they elean easily il kssfaBBkd With { small brush dipped first iii %aFfn water ana then in Kitchen salt. Wipe with eiean damp cloths and dry ih ths suh.
 A el6thes.piH apron is quite eehven. ient of cleaning day. h the large pocket put ehafaois, Whisk Bfooti aflf small brushes. saving fAanS steps. fhtt it put also all the scraps anu littei meant for the scrap basket , The amateur papefhangeF will fnt 1 that if the val Is pasted instead of tA gsp's. the sasgf tas viii % Be made W easisf' # i difficult to manage length Of damn sticky paper, and irritation tefy Bite tetipts ehe t5 adopt the Tit Will Rave t I do' attitude, which is fatal wFefe na berAahSinE IS concerned.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
Tsdas's Anniversaties

li77-F5fts MHffin And Mefeisr. oR the
 Delav4Fe bei6w Philadelphia, cas-
 tdfSa By the Bfftish. ieiS--AfAahS4S Gazette, fifst fie%s5a:
 per ih Afkxhs4s territory, publish ca at Little R6ok. 1eae-4he Missouri legislature mel fsf
 the ffst tine at Jeffefseh eitS; ths
 hew capital
 l1ll-RAtiih .BSsn, second state Esvefne % 6r Of indiana, dfea at Heaisiaha, Mo. Born in Georgia, 3zh: Is,
 1Ts1.
 1s72-7ns B6aS5n school Bssfa Ssslala CS te open separate sehoeis for diFfy,
 uhfhly children. 1ssz-The- great strike at the Carnesis
 mills, Homestead, Pa., was deelat-
 ed endzd. -s .1sS3-sevefai bf6fni6eft young FrsAeh s4 Canadians were affkxted while
 pfepafinS tS biow Ip with dSaa.
 init6 the Nelson fhohafhent ih Mon.
 tfe4l eF itsl+Ahtsh at1g6f Kabehssin, a fa.
 fnsHs Russian composer and RI.
 aaist, died A Pstfogfad. Born if 14sB. issi-aeh. Diak; the itaiiah eemmSnd. eF was welcomed in Ghieak6. AS.
 s4bslhati6h 6f Df. D. Jones, E6v. erhof 6f san Ja&A Province, Ar: geEtiAa.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
TsdAy's BkthdAys

Do1AEef eseen MafshefltA, mother of the present King of Italy, befn Ii years ago today.
 M6e Rev. Patrick J: Hayes, head of the Catholic archdiocese of Nev York, born in New Yefk city, Ss yeaf1 ago to- day.
 KenesaR NJ. IAAds. former federal judge, now supreme arbitet of base ball, born At MliiT3ile; O., 5S 5eafS ago t6a4y.
 Jafies N. eafieE, the present mayor of Boston, 5Orn in Boston, ls years aEe today.
 Leon J; Gaa6fe, bitchef 6f ths Brt6k- ly6 National league baseball te4fa, b6fn in Chitaso. go years age today; tSfi National League basabaii team, born at AdAir. Okla. si yeAfs aE6 t6dif.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
DO Y0U CAToH e0IB NasnYs

Do you catch cold sasiis? IF fe, try 1 cold sponge after your ia6rniHg hel bAth ai the year round
 The odd thing about it is that the hot water Bulls sensation. se that ySH as not even shiFer or feki 1t to Be t6o eeia
 Start by dogehing face, ears Aifd neck With, cold TatAr while stili knegiins df in the bath get out and dry bfiskiS at once: Then, after a day er two, ap: ply cold water to arms ana shoaidsFs ending with a few sb6ngef4ls lewf your spine. The sens2tien is most kx hilaratifg ana deiightfal, ana makes thl bather feel So freshi Lastly, hold eacf foot Under the cola water tAb as yea Ee bat: Ut takes less tEzh Aaif | fnAdte.
 Don't take { eSid sponge -affsf { AS bath just before going t6 bed; but al xays follow the neeIa dsHghes fegisai or just before dfesEihg for dinner or eafee.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
EaNfNAhfNa RNMlst

Fhs6kn there has blsh a haGfkea iFA- bfssghaeht in the position 6t gifis if EAlha iA fteG4i yeAfa, 1t IS said that ih host 6f Ehe homes gil baSNs afe sHlt ahNgaeefas.
 FihsesshAf dss is hesby of aiI tAe fassiaI6Es women Of the better elz3s .fh fNEkek. N6t jast polish St piAk SaSas is Esea, bat actual seds and goias and biHes afe a4pllea.
 Mrs. 6. s. HeaFia Sf Clay, Kys is sAe of the feW wenGA h the country who holds the position Of Vice presiaeAt q d bank .
 Indiana. has it's first wOEhaA Hhef z=: Mrs. Ella Wnite having Besh appointed to succeed her deessssd hasbdnd. NeW Tsfk- bSAAis 5f having fAsfe. than a,Beb Wslneh eneasea Ih tiMDef ana Fur nitara #eFk.
 Lady Wehtw6fth, great gfsad adaAnkhtei fSf BfSoi; the noted poet, E . bfeeaer ei ArAbiaA k6Fses.
 Miss Eisia Hsfh<B makes a sbseiAllg el raising aAA. fof the state ss WashihItsA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

is this simple model It is nice for cam. bric nainsOok. crepe. flannel or fan nelette. The collar may be omitted. z in pie stitching. hemstitching or fancy braE will form 2 suitable finish
 The pattern iss cut in seven sizes 5s 3S. 40. 42. A. 4s and 4S inches. bus measure. X 3s-inch size requires 1 g.. yards Of 3s-inch material
 Pattern mailed 10 any address on re- eeipt of 10 cents iu silver or stamps.
 SeRd l2 cents in silver or. stamps fct our J'p-to-Date Fall and Winter 1922 1923 Book of Fashions.
 Send your order to The Bulletin Pat tefn Dept. liss Fulton St., Brooklyn, V. T.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
MIN UsIka YAkNfsh

MahS, articles fedaire coat of vain ish, which may De bought pfeperig pFe: bafed and ready for use fefh Any ell and e69ef stores D6 net tasHpaf wfth t if the h6SA of making it thinner, 6r 1t viii De spoiled. Another thing tS feE fiSfAher is that bfashAs should not 5e dipped a6#hN ts the b6ttsfh 6f the tin. Wih go lff1 the T4FAish. 1t is iiS use atteMIting tS but z eat 6f SaFhikh 6n any object wkieh IS het perfectly afS, and, 6f e6dFse, each c5Rt must Be quite hAfd before ahStheF Is abs piied.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
1ahk KtruHhk TAhIf.

Nothing spoils the looks Of a Kitchen more than a discolored top to the kitchen table. To keep really in fifs- class condition quite a lot of Baek-aeh- ing seFubbing must be put into it: The same fesnit may be obtained, bdt with considerably less iabbr, if a few dfeps 6e ahnmehia are added t5 the water n which it is cleaned. It viii make 1t sho#y-White, and esdntefact any ten s6sncy towards sel1owhess that the~woed may display.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
s4AlSs 0N CHINA.

lea cahs AfiAt have Seen in f6ng ana eodsaff ase ssfnksifaes Becsnae stAiAe4 A dark brown. This is uIirleasaht td look at aha the eeHditleH haEE. be feHi. sdied bE vieofeakiy raBDlAg witA | tea s606h 6f s4it. ,zs. 1z5,. =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
iIfCFAFEs 6F fAkfFNN.

short Poiret t&ili jackets eaged WitH pointed leather in AarreW bailas, eoaA. piete tailored eestAflee.
 Iii. neck pieces, t1e6.gkfh ehSkgfs aAa 'fbs Sears eie for fas6s
 Al stunning coat dress was cohstrtiet- cd sf fine black broadeioth, the Skirt
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
WOMAN IN LITE AND IN THE KITCHEN.

section trimmed with satin diamonaA aFplidaed in alls5Fef desiEnsA <, The vogue fsr jaektts or jacket bl6Hses fiiAde 5dt 5a real Paisley cash: mere has taken hold this season. Some arc trimmed with fur, others with bands Of plain fabric.
 Three.pieee costumes in bfowa ~ooleh fabfies and in breadtsil eleth Are pop= aiar.
 Emerald Ahd cool Fray Stkths were humorous in a rsekAt tAeAtef teenihs Metal clothes are noted in every di= reetion.
 An unusual naeAfnihg costume was of black crepe ae chine, tho sAift Series 6f iaFfew hoahees showing bodice VAS bl6used and plain; fiiished With a deeb crushed girdls sbo1t the hiBs: me tdr= ban vas dtapea With long flowing sash at one side. A tr6ck Of brown ddtstyf e5llArsd ih Summer effhifie, W5Eh with a hat swath= d in kbid and henHa red. ana eSmSfet. Cd bg sh6tt jacket 6f the Same fuf, Was seen it the Yaie=Afny safie. 4. curious choice for shopbinE. bNt | nevertheless an elective ensemble, Nks q l Short coat of white sFnhifs. The styt1 feature was deep border and ynRtchink l collar, With small inBEts of skaf forming geornstfieai Black and white design. Velvet flowers naatcains the color
 scheme of the ihdiviaIai evening ffoek and weEn AA Bracelets, represent ah exs ttehne fad.
 The beaded veivet fr6eA is abpeafiha
 if ,dee5 sabBhire t5hes as veil as ifi the
 sef pastel shades. The beads are eitAAi 1 in Self color. or srsStat
 The bertha tfestfiehs in silver iASs il a feature ffequently noted on the evenihl go*h. 1t is es5eeiAliE favored by thl
 GRl with ths BebDea haif.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
F0 hkkdfAFk 4eMAilk.

The torn edges of TiFkish teWs@ eAh he cut of and the fresA edges bound with strips 6e eolAfed gihshAhi thus
 keepiAg 1t attzeetiFG
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

That Ka544 Of heading for The BalIk. tin eiies when things are iost is a good one. IT they Are not there awastiAg you they are quite apt to be brought there soon after the lost adS. nppearss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

gshe result of the games ih which Y4ie ana harvard played satdFaay means aR ineFeased interest if the con test when they meet at New Haven this Week.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

In connection With the proposed nner. ger of the packers t is estimated Sle,. soe,o9o can be saved yearly. Viii thai work t6 the benefit of the consumer?
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

New f6fk3s sick elephant, which is being aiFeh anyNheFe from quart to | case Of Whisksy day, doesn't aEts give a Thought to the days when the iia win again be clAnabed 5h..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
TAKE cAAE or feUR u4BhfL1A.

The frame Of an umbrella vii last in- ffitely longer if the joints afs oiled G. easionaily VIII, soma machine eii. Tke very tihieEt Gf65 shedld be applied and take cafe n5t ts sill that dfop 6h the cover. A match stick sharpehea f5 a s6int is good thing t5 ds It.
 Always brush the dast from your vsia bfeliA, otherwise, When 1t is faifsa isnoh. the dust viii Stick and make 1t shabby ih d very short tiiis
 Do not keep an umbrella r6iled; &Ad always open it out ee aty.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

Lady Ast9t says II don't believe you
 can light Tor what Is highest ana pest without getting sA FssbsAses especially if people fssl that you Ian 1t .a y6iiF
 heaft. That dseEn't resp0fd wltn 1illat asonan Robertson thinks.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

The man Oh the corner says: ltN is getting SO that people fear to discuss the weather for fsar 1t will fight about
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

While the Turkish sultan Says he ,g not Gbdi1atihg because 6k his fight, he is aeveftheless getting t6 ah isle bi safety While traf1c win Def1nit. #
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
FR6FaoF mn MA1FAEsb.

the mattress and over the wire sbfihgA
 It is well to stick four or i've thzek
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

Tals aha Harvard 8f course kk. eEahged. .vie@s to the effect that misery loses company.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

fF5uble is the most obligins thiht ia the world; it will never dodge tht fellow who is looking for 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

THE NEW AsIDE DisABHs Satin crepe with embroidery for deeo- ration would Be attractive for this style. Canton crepe or velvet is also nice.
 The BloaSe 4iS7 is cut in seven siFes: sS ss, 10, aS, 4 ls ,s'a s3a as inches bus bus Ssss: $5, 2f. 2s. St. SS B afd si inshts. Wsist iiesSlFe. Tfe width at the foot ii e 1=S yards. To make the dress fof s faeailfn size viii require 1-2 yards oa enf fEo ma'sP 'ssEPARITfE ItTf.es spsttsFs;. mailed to any. address on receipt of 10 cents tof EAeH pattern in silver 0f stamps;
 Send l2 cents In silver 6 stambs te eBf, Ub=To Date Fall and Winter Ss2s ssnS sA seuf Sd SF sefasf to Thet Bahetih Pat tern Dept, iI5S Fuiteh St, sfookiEn, N.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
THE CARE OF FAfENF hEAxNEE.

Nest people put aside their p4teht
 leather boots sha sheks during the BAsfis mel HaSAths, for they are apt t6 make the feet h6t 2Rd weary. They EE6aid De slskh 2. gd6dt polish wilh vaseiiAe before wearing f6f the nfst tffae aftsf this storag4. CSxef the leather with pAfe 1AseiIhs afd allow the sH6es to be put aside for few hours t0. enable th1 wafds fab With clean cistk5 fakiAs care that every b1ftfele sk v4sEiihe hks beeh ribbed ift6 the ieAihSfs Finally polish with powdered whiting If theEe1e any brown cracks coat them with black watkrpfoef ink bef6rA applFihg the vases
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

One prediction concerning the Ger man cabinet IS that t will be Wifth- less. >(
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
HasnE f6K IN1fmfsrs

AlthdHgh the vogue fef amber petslstS, there is beginning to be d distinct vogue fer cut afaethysts iii pale shades TGesA are made into big beads an6 strung aA necklaces which vie With amber iii beal- ty- Long earrings ef ahaethysts go with the neekiaeA and there afe Also bratelets which are merely shoftAr strings Of afie- tf1Ssts
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
FDfF0FTAT ETTRS

Commencing today congress IS viii us once aeaIn for better Of wsFss.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
USE FoR AN oIB ffAsO sF6sI,,

Many people pessess iwRite eiephaAts in the shape Of an oldtfashl5Aed biaiS Stool with a Screw top afid three ises.
 These are usually uhsikhAy but Wfeh the Screw becomes t65 w5fh to fatss. the seat, Asklsssdess is aaaea t6 the f6fmar fault; An excellent plan is to have the ehtiy t6 the bass: The seat may, be Pthickly covered with !eRihts, ana ,fifishkd with ffrfil, and this will Wheh e6Hi- piete, make Father an attfaetise littis seat for iise at tfe dressing table. z
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
NEEBAFWoAK NofEe.

Ts keep oAe-pieee dresses from sak4 sing at. the siee seafA, pin thefa 6n to the elethesifhe By the hem of the center front and the center back.
 An effective use for the bits of ofkan- die left over from dainty simmer ffeeks is ih chAFmiig ahd useful little flower tfinfhed Ags t5 hold lavender ih the linen closet or p6%aet bNifs for the dressing taBis ready ts feeeive GaEsts. There is a RemstiteAiik whieEi comes By the yafd that is. attfastive stitched in Between shoulder seams. Tnis trimming eah be Gut ih tvs after being sewed Sn the cage of garments ahd it then fesefi- Bies pleot sdEikE. r.
 TAe luncheon set of anbiLaahea mus fif, which is s6 nice for everyday use, eah De made quickly By er6ehetihE a aAfro# lace around ths edEe of each dolly, and putting on it a agsfkn con sisaihg of one circle Of green Efhghafn, hheiy checked, suFf6'tndsd By a SIr- eie 5f biue on either side. Thsae are ali appiidued to the material With a
 Black butt6nh6ig stitch; and several 1t. t1e Black French knots are tucked iita the center Of each one.
Evening star., 1922-05-05
Mems ST Union
Suits, Csc

Mems Lux Athletic
Union Suits, fine. checked
nainsook; deep hemmed neck
and improved closed crotch.
with strap back; perfect quail
ity.
Evening star., 1922-05-05
Mems 81 Bathrobes

VISHT w
q "s:,s e. .:ss:: ss:s: : $3.50,
Eden cloth, guaranteed fast
colors: button front m 8;
good assortment of striped pat
terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-05

Every shirt tailored IN the best
manner-continuou faced fronts,
from neckband to tail; sleeves
finished with reinforced placket
button and buttonhole; full
shrunk beaded neckband; five
button fronts of fine grade clear
ocean pearl buttons.
Evening star., 1922-05-05
Women's Spring
Footwear, $4.95

Smart-looking Strap Pumps
and Oxfords, patent leather vamp
with gray back, tan calf. black
kid and dull feathers. Weited
and turn soles, with Louis. Cuban
and low walking heels. Sizes ~
to 9, widths from A to D.
Goldenberg' g's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-12
Pepper and Penrose.

Mr.. Pepper as the successor of Mr..
Penrose on the republican national
committee was the right selection. He
is different sort of man. He would
not have been Mr.. Penrose's selection
He was rot in favor with Mr.. Penrose
while the latter was in power in
Pennsylvania. No matter. He was the
right selection.
1t may be said even that he was
the logical selection. Logical in this:
That he fully met the requirements of
the occasion.
The occasion called for a new sort
OF man. For all his power. Mr.. Pen
rose was nearing the end of his string.
How much longer he would have re-
manned supreme had his health not
failed is only a guess. but a persuasive
guess is. not much longer. The spirit
of revolt was strong and well ad.
vanced, as shown in the Pinchot can
didacy. MIR. Penrose. being something
of philosopher as we'll as a good deal
of boss. read the signs without com.
the closing months of his life, not to
placating factionism at home. but to
preparing a tariff law which Pennsyl
vania, without regard to factions
would approve. His last bid was thus
a bid for harmony.
Although of so different a sort Mr.
Pepper will probably not conceive it
his duty to make war on the Penrose
people, but rather to shape a course
which will unite the republicans of
the state at the polls in favor of poll
cies in consonance with the times. He
is a forward looking man of ability
and both in the Senate and elsewhere
should meet the expectations of all
forward looking republicans.