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Is dozen S1x9O s eamless
Bleached Sheets, subject to
slight irregularities; heavy
round thread sheeting cotton,
finished with wide hem. Full
double-bed size.
29c r UN.OF.THE- MILL
Bleached Pillowcases, 42x36,
hand torn and ironed; free
from dressing; slight Ike
irregulars ...........
1925 CRINKLE BEDSPREADS,
81 in blue and gold woven
stripes; full double-bed size;
II fast colors; slight ir- @1 10
regulars, SOx1O5 size WO
IS RAYoN BEDsPR EADs,
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No aviGt0r sDiII eveT be
able to fty as fast as a
y1m0v. AUNT DEDA.
Southwest Citizens
Urge Railroad Spurs

Location OF railroad spurs. neces-
STATED by the Federal Building pro.
gram In non residential sections,
was urged by the Southwest Citi.
zens' Association, meeting at Fair
brother School last night. Al COM
mittee of three was named to pre-
sent that view to the District heads.
George r. Frazer. the Rev. c. r.
Ryland and Frank Johnson were
selected TO serve on this group.
Three track plans are under con-
sideration by the Engineer Commits
sioner, but that along Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Streets is the only non.
residential route. 1t is believed that
such tracks win be burdened with
heavy traffic during the next ten
years.
Committee reports completes the
business of the meeting:
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MISS KEETER

she's ~ dainty and as quaint
Little miss a. haunts the park;
She adOres me, though she bores me,
When she gets me In the dark.
SOFTLY sings she-gentIy swings She
Round and round my rustic chair;
Nearer and nearer, clearer and clearer,
Fairy music floats In the air.
Now she. presses soft careSses
On my sunburned, humid brow,
While she wOOs me, sleep pursues me,
Dreamy visions come and-O-O-W!
JOHN L. MEYER.
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(2g BOYS WINTER O'COATS;;
sizes 8 to s years, all WOOL
lined. Valued at 1915 to ~
IS, for. $500
40 ovERCoATs, LIGHT PAT,
terms, rich and dressy, to
8 years and dark patterns;
10 to Is years. $S.75 to NIX
1915 values, for. ........
$50 COAT s, CHIN,
chilla, fancy mixtures, to
years and IA to 10 years
$10.75 to $12.75 values M
for ...'',.' '..'.
as BIG BOYS O'CoATs M1X In
lures or navy blue; II to IL
years. Valued at gu IL
$3.50 to SIS. for.
u6) UNDERTAKES, 8 TO 10
years. $2.95 value ~
for ............... 90
q 6N) LUMBERJACkS. ~ i"
years; Hippo and but.
ton styles; "a and &.I9
IS. for. .......,...'.
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Odd Lots and Friday Bargains
Bows Clothing

az SCHOOL SUITS, TWO IN
size 6. one in size 16 and
one in size Is. Sold as 90
are. $6:75 value, for.
(4N LUMBERJACK SUITS,
Atwood Hippo Lumberjack
with Golf or Long Pants to
match, 4 to ID years. 60 OK
1896 value, for.
5000 WASH SUITS. INCLUD-
ing Imported Linens, Peg.
gings and Broadcloth in a
variety Of models and color
ings; 2 to years. 81 7ON
and $3.50 values.
(36O) BELL" BRAND SHIRTS,
collar attached, tan. blues.
fancy striped and broken
sizes in white; IL to IAN
neck. $1.26 and $50 70C
value for. .............
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l Last Relief Permanent,
Quick without Salve Or
SuppOsitOries
THOUSANDS AVOIDING
OPERATION FOR PILES

Everyone knows that piles and
hemOrrhOids are caused by swol-
len, diIated veins. A famous
chemist asked himself one day:
why cant / coat q pill with 4
substance impervious to gastric
juices so it will pass through the
stomach into the bowels and then
dissolve into healing, soothing
liquid to reach the irnerHnost
pHrts alIay the pain and irrita-
ton help nature Danish piles and
hem0rrhoids IN j complete and
permanent way
His research brought results.
Thousands Of tests prove that no
matter how long OF how severely
one has suffered they may 60.
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Neckwear

les PIECES Oh WOMEN'S
New sample Neclkwears lace
linen and crepe de chines
assorted styles and effects;
svestees, collar and cuff sets
and separate collars: whitep
cream and ecru. 800 ESN
regular, for ..a... ~
140 YARDS OF RUFFLING
and Plating, two to three
and one-han inches wide;
georgette, organdy and crepe
de chine; assorted cOlOrgs
Regularly 69c to $50 9QN
yards Ior se.sssssssses
Is SILK TRIANGLE SCARFS,
georgette and crepe de chine,
check and floral designs;
block print and air brush
effects. $1.95 value, @1 Ak
LUf $500 essss3ss
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They Tried New Tangled
Cough Mixture But
With No Result
THENREMENIBEREDGOOD
DID NEW ENGLAND CURE

Ny daughters child contracted
! cough that chung like death
and Slapped both mother and
child's strength. Nights it was
awful until I joyfully remembered
the wonderful old remedy used
up In New England. Even the
cod fisherman, who catch terri
bic colds at sea, use it and It's
SO nice tasting children love its
pleasant taste declares the wife
Of well known Representative.
] sent to our druggist in Mas
sachusetts for three bottles of
Lint Nine the old reliable
cough emulsion. Soon as it came
4 insisted the child be given it
according to directions on the
bottle for I knew Of many neigh
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Handkerchiefs

MEMS WHITE & COLORED
Border Handkerchiefs, full
size and perfect quality. loo
and 15c values, each C6C
7c; or four for. ......s
wOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.
colored woven borders; white
embroidered corn er, hem
stitched, and plain white with
hemstitched sty les. Sc 80
and Toe values. s....c
MEMS PONGEE SILK HAND
kerchiefs, with hand-drawn
threads and hemstitched bor-
ders. Slight irregulara OF
soc and 7sc values. Dc
Tor .s..s.s.s ...~@sS
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2oc and sec Domestics
10c Yard

Remnants OF S2.inch Mer-
cerized Prints, 36-inch High
count Percales, 32-inch Fine
quality Dress Ginghams and
S8.inch Woven Tissue Cling
hams. Good useful lengths.
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SIS Part Wool
Blankets
1929 Pair

"a pairs of heavyweight PaHt
wool Blankets, size 66xsO inches
for double beds; pIaids Of rose,
gold or lavender;, wide ribbon
bound ends to match.
Gs0ldenberE's-F0u FSO0A
Use Your Charge Accounts.
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Gloves

IS PAIRS OF WoMENS I'M
ported Novelty Kid Gloves,
embroidered backs. everseaYm
and pix sewn, flare and turn
back; embroidered cuffs: as
sorted colors and @1 90
sizes. $2.95 value, for WAsO
$50 PAIRS OF wOMEN'S LONG
Silk Gloves, m b 70 i'd cred
backs; double tipped fingers:
assorted colors and sizes;
slight irregulars. $1.75 GGfa
VaIue &....~.s~.s@sSSS
los PAIRS OF wOMEN'S
Gauntlet Gloves, strap-wrist
style, embroidered and spear
point stitched backs; assorted
colors and sizes 53A to 90N
61a. 69c to 81 value, for A
GOIdenberE's-First Floor.
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Tots Panty Dresses
69c
Sold Regularly at $1.OO

-lntS ana glngnams, some WIFI
to years.
CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS. OF
Fruit.of.the-Loom m uslin;
double stitched, rein orced
crotch; lace trimmed; sizes
8 to IL years. $1.OO 70N
grade .......s.!.s,...
C Hill DIR ms RAY ON
Boomers; lace trimmed; rein
forced; assorted colors; sizes
up to IL years. Former Coz
$1.00 grade.
PART-WOOL s w e A T e RS,
novelty designs; button-front
lumberjack style; sizes "a and
rs only. Former 50 CT 90
grade ..............
"a CHILDREN'S LEATHER
cite Lumberjacks, knitted cuff
bottoms, with two pockets;
corduroy lined collar
and cuffs. Former 90 or
$500 grade. ........
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ng@nnlegggnS8
SaoZKs6Npt-0 ~ all PRICE c. 80 oe<ee


MANNISH GIRLS LOSING
FAVOR WITH THE MEN
The .mannish girl, says a
WomGm Criter, is finding ont
that "men tDGnt 1Oomen to look
like Domen," not like men, and
the fact is hitting home NTH
independent femininity.
So aoe are going to haze more
women Gttired in dainty
fluffy ruffles," to please the
men, and there sUiLL be more
respect for Women on the part
of men.
As a hGrd-boiled male / hope
this change IN styles is going
to take place. Somehow, 4 Just
can't see the feminine IN the
masculine dress and manners
displayed.
Give mo bit Of fluffy stuff
And Q touch Of lace,
That my ideals Of q woman
I may not altogether efface.
DAKOTA DAN.
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39c and Soc
Stamped Goods
19c

Stamped Goods. inclu d ing
ready-made and bound card
table covers, aprons. children's
dresses, white linene scarfs.
buffet sets and ready-made and
bound aprons, etc.
GOldenberE's-FIrst Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
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10c Dress
Ginghams,
Percales, Etc.
12hc Yard

Remnants Of 32-inch Dress
Ginghams, In checks, plaids
and stripes, 36 inch printed
percales, 36.inch outing flan-
mel, 36.inch fast-color prints
and 36-inch printed challies.
Good useful lengths.
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SIPS to $1.5O
Ruffled Curtains
79c set

Sheer quality Wolfe Curtains,
with ivory color ruffIes, fin
ished with overlook rayon edges
in assorted colors. 2K yards
long. 54-inch valance and tie
backs.
Goldenberw's--Fourth Floor.
Use Your Charge Account.
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sec able OiIcIoths
19c

Remnants Of Five quarter
Table Oilcloth, In plain white,
fancy and thing effects.
GoldenberE's-First Floor.
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$1.49 to $2.49
Wooden Fabrics
CSC Yard

An assortment of popular
Wooden Fabrics for dresses and
coats--mostly in 54.inch width,
a few ~ and "A inches wide.
Choice Of Atwood Flannel,
Dress Crepe, French s rye,
Poiret Twill and Storm Serge.
GoIdenberg's-Rirs t Floor.
Use Your Charge Accounts.
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Window Shades
Al G
Perfect and Irregularsl

Heavy Oil Opaque or Water
Color window Shades, size
ft.x5 IT. 8 In; guaranteed
rollers. White, ecru and greens.
Complete with all fixtures and
crochet ring to match.
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hand-embroidered collars; sizes
isl GIRLS WASH FROCKS.
of ginghams and print s;
broken sizes; $1.9S @7 90
grade .~............
ts) GIRLS. SILK DRESSES,
stylish models; soiled fr 9 m
handling. Form err go 20
$5.95 grade. $500.
BABY BOYS B TTON- ON
Wash Suits, of chambray, in
various colors; hand-embroid-
cred designs; round and square
collars: sizes 2 to 5 Coo
years. 800 values. Wv
cHILDREN'S COMBINA A
tons. of cross barred muslin;
open back style, with drop
seat and elastic knee. Also
muslin Billie Burke Pajamas;
broken lots and sizes. 1SC
Former SOC grades.
GOldenbers's-Third FIOOr-Use
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After all the most popular
filling station is the dining
room. ABLE.
BUG HoLLOW NOTES

CADENZA, Cuba, March 29.--Jess
$3.50, who II trying out ~ o left
handed pitcher with the Bug Hollow
All-Stars, has new pet which has
been adopted ~ o mascot by the
team. He 10 . four-foOt Cuban
black snake, and has been given the
name q Pheidippides By Una Dam-
art: Jess - training Dip. as he is
called for short, to run around the
bases, and he seems to display q
natural ability 70 80 down to second
that William Snubgrass says he
wants to see everybody initiate. The
All.Stare played their first game yes
terday. be9tIng the Cadenza cabesas
first five inningS and Barney Efts-
gtvenS the last four. The Cabezas
got six hits off Ivan and not .
measly scratch off Barney. who luNlra
better than ever before.
HOIistone Dex u home On : fur
Tough from the ", 3. y. SWabb, and
with tales Of his travels. AnaOnr
other hot ones he says the BermuGin
girls sure know their onions!
Constable Ike Nabb, GoIlup Hicllics
and, KOffup IpelKak are In Pink City
attending as witnesses the trial 0f
John DOes the bum who was caught
trying TO crack the safe Of the GOO1y
Water Works.
WEIGH Belts and Soup Boles left
yesterday for ObbOsIkOnsIxo, Maine,
where they VIII work In Q lumber
mill the coming season.
strawberry Mint JuIeps are now
being served ct Pillsbury
GENE BLOSSOM.
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WANTS TO BE A HERO

tUGnt to be hero,
And NTH the heroes stand,
And aOith sock to knock the block
From crooks on every hand.
4oGmt to sdve a sUeetie
From UilIGins STEPPED IN sin,
Amd she'H say "Ah!" and "Oh!
PGpahP1
When I 30 IN, to aCts.
II 4cGnt to be- hGlf-mWrdered,
But game, oh! to the core!
Fve gotta tOork, clothing clerk,
IN FeiMber0ss Fashion Storei
JOHN JARVIS.
---~ 49,
Speaking of Mary and her
little lamb, it's the real truth
that Iona Lamb lives in Detroit.
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JOLLY LIMERICKS

There was q young man named Pete,
Who had such terrible big feet,
He would blockade the sidewalk,
which was the town talk,
So the mayor made him walk in the
street.
A pretty young lass named Cleo,
Went for q ride in her dads ReO;
While doing seventy-fOur
She ran into store,
And said. Mr., how much do OF"
There was . young girl named Nancy.
fancy;
She COurted this hoy since 1906.
Hut now he's In q heluva fix,
Because this year she married Clancy.
JOLLY JIMMY JUNIOR.
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Notions

MOHAIfS BLANKET BIND
ing, in assorted colors and
lengths. 10c value. 10N
Three yards for. ......
PANTS HANG Err s. WITH
felt tips. 10c value. Two 70
Tor ...... ....s.'
BABIES RUBBER BIBs, IN
assorted colors; nicely 10r
made. 19c value. .....
SANITARY APRONS, IN
flesh and white, with net
tops; slightly shop
worn. Csc and 19c 0N
value, each. .........
LARGE SIZE DIVINITY LAUN-
dry Bags, in assorted colors,
with tape draw string. No
sec value, each. .....
BABIES RUBBER PANTS, IN.
assorted colors and
sizes. CSC value. Two CRN
pair
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THEM GOOD OLD DAYS,

AAAAIuA 1UWUU WA1U JhAD
Do yOu eVey haze the recol-
lection blues?
Do you remember when d
shGVe cost d thin dime and a
hair cut 25 cents?
DO you remember When, If
you fOllOwed d lady dOaCm the
stairs, g0M mere almost certain
to step on her skirt?
UNCLE ZEKE.
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49c to 81 Dress
Ornaments
29c

Importers Samples of Belt
Buckles, Dress Ornaments. in
gilt, silver, enamel, jeweled and
novelty effects. A wonderful
assortment of well made nov.
elites.
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Cretonne
19c yard

Yard wide. Fast color Gre
tonne, mill lengths, from 2 to
yards, but plenty alike Tor
every need. Floral stripe, bird
and foliage designs.
(FlrSt Floor-Bargaln TABLED
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GENERAL 0ELECTR1C
Refrigerator

The General Electric Refrigerator
is almost as portable as an cleo
tric fan. 1t has no drain pipes or
connections. 1t can be placed
wherever there IS 4 convenience
outlet. It's as simple as that!
Place it in your kitchen. That saves
steps. And it also stops many a
cold which comes from leaving
a warm kitchen for a chilly back
porch.
If you have a small apartment,
you will be particularly pleased
At the quietness with which the
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General Electric Refrigerator
operates. You will be glad that
it has no machinery under the
cabinet. That every part of It's
mechanism is sealed inside the
alright steel casing which is
mounted inside the coils.
Judged from every angle. these re-
frigeratofs are supremely Pracncal.
Remember that they are guaran-
teed by General Electric. Come
in and see them. Compare them
with all others. Time payments
can bearranged, ifyou prefer.
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12hc to 19c
Turkish Towels
Sc

(see0ndsl
Huck and Turkish Towels.
assorted sizes and grades. suit
able for hand or side towels.
GOIdenbefg 's--First Floor.
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sec to 79c Wash Fabrics

Remnants Of 36-inch Embroidered
Rayons, S6-inch Brocade Raybns, 36-inch
Taffet-Ray, S6-inch Printed Crepes, So
inch Plain Color Broadcloth, 36-inch Mer-
cerized Poplins, S6-inch Mopack Rayons,
36-inch Mercerized Lingette and 36-inch
Stripe Sport Satin.
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Remnants of 39-inch Plain Color Voiles,
30-inch Printed Plisse Crepes, 86-inch
MercerizeG Jersey, 36-inch Check Lin
gerie Voiles, 36-inch Plain Rayons, 80
inch Cameo Cloth and 36-inch Plain
Color Plisse Crepes.
Coldenberr's-First FIoOr.--Chmke Accounts I
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75c and 81
Drapery Fabrics
SIC yard

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ward wide Rayon Drapery Fan
RIGS: assorted stripes ana fig-
ures; good colorings.
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-04

SPORTS COATS-This chic outfit of white crepe printed in red flowers is displayed by Sally O'Neil, film player. Collar. cuffs: belt and poe kets. are trimmed with red grosgrain ribbon. The hat is of white felt, trimmed with red feather.
 International Illustrated Ne"s'
New Britain herald., 1928-01-04

WINS rARIS-Mme. Lydia Rivera. noted Cuban singer, has made a tremendous success in the French metropolis, completely cap tivating the critics and lay public alike.
 international Illustrated NewsI
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Continued from Third Psgel
and has high hopes Of profitable cut
come,
Al all costs England has got 10 keep
him ava. fycm lendins an ear to Mos
COW. and As the Red rulers cannot
show his majesty OF AfghaniStan any
thing like the spectacle of imperial
splendor afforded by the Guards the
British air sunadrunS, a royal banquet
ON the famous sold plate, lord mayor
and Mansion House en- tete, and an
imposing line ut enormous hattleAhips
with big guns helehing salvo and
destroying target q mites awayl Il
is probable that that able diplomat, Sir
Francis humnhTeyA British Minister at
kahul. viii mot find Il difficult hence
forward 10 pfeSevv friendly relations In
the court of the buffer state between
So lei Russia and British India
That, at amy rate Is how the man.
ayers of England'S imperial business see
it And the coat Of entertatnlnG kng
Amanullah, Of Squaring the WahAnl
King, of financing klng Felxal af Iraa
and his hrather ot TranSsaFaania. ef
weoihg the Persian King, and Of help.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public Libra
~ and lists Of recommended reading
will appear In this column each SUNDAY.
Travel.
Jones, S. r. Touring England By Road
and Bywav. G45-J72t
Mcbride. r. NJ Towns and People ot
Modern Germany. G4T-M t2Tt.
Morley. P Y. River Thames 1875.
645T-Msa5.
Richardson. Leslie Brittany and the
Loire G39B-R3s.
Turoerville. A s. English Men and
Manners IL the Eighteenth Century.
Gas -Te45e
Williams, 8. F. Undiscovered France
G39-W67eu
Poetry.
Bartlett, Mrs. r. r. ed. Anthology OF
Junior League Poetry. YP-9R2SS.
BcStelmann. c. j. Hedges. Hills ard
Horizons. YP-BS5Sh
Chesterton. G. K. The Collected POEMS.
YP-C427
Davidson, Donald. The Tan Men. Up
D2S3t
DorTance. J. G.. cd Contemporary
Poets. YP-9D737.
Guftermsn. Arthur. Wildwood FahlsS
Harrison. Henry. The Grub stree, Book
Of Verse YP-sH24S6
King. II. A, l., SangS O. ths Inner Life
YP-kSS4s.
Lawson. J. G.. comp. The Worlds Pa
nous Short Poems YP-9L446.
Sltweil. Sacheveren The Thirteenth
Caesar. Yp-SigSt
Wheelock J. II. The Bright Dcorn. VI
w57Shr,
Biology,
Child. c. NJ Physiological Foundations
Of Behavior 1874 MVJ-c4S
Lotka. A. j Elements Of PHYSICAL 81
ology. 1928. MvJ-Lsi
Morgan. r Il The Theory of The Gens.
1895. MVX-NES2SS
Pearl. RAYMOND. The Rate Of Living.
MV-PSlTr
Ritter W. s The Unity Of the Organ
ism v, 1919, MF-RSl u
Commerce and Business.
Ackerman. P, F. Aasomoe0e Acoo0nt-
ing. HNE-AcSS
Land, 4, l. Rookkeeping ard Business
Methods. HKB-LsTS
MaSueci, A. n. stock CoatTol, HNS-
MS2Ss
once Bureau. Detroit, Mich. once
FtasklSg arc 5oo&kSSpSi2s COSLTSS. )
Y, HkB-Of2t
Percy, Carl Window ptsrisy A6yergtS-
ing. HkA-P4I2N.
Bridge.
Irwin, Florence, Bridge for Thinkers.
VCwB~nsah.
Lens. s. s, Lens or Contract Bridge
VOWR-S46 /
w C Auction ETtsgEs for
Beginners VOWE~WSSA
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politics, trade, science, art and 1T
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AL PHENOMENA. BY Helen G.
Lambert Foreword by Stanley De
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GROWING INTO LIFE: a Magma
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JEALOUS OF DEAD LEAVES. Sc
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THE JOY RIDE; and Other Poems.
By Warren Gilbert. New York:
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THE KING OF SPAIN; Book Of
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND
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Bubbles Of SeIenium
Blown by Glass Tube

Solid bubbles Of selenium. the strange
element that transmits electricity when
light shines on H. though at other times
II offers great resistance 10 an electric
current can be blown with the aid
OF glass tube, reports Charles e. S.
Phillips In Nature. The selenium is
melted, and then when the tube Is
dipped into IL. withdrawn, and blown
through. a rather sausage shaped bub-
bic can be blown A curious effect re-
ported is that when two bubbles. even
"A hours old, are brought into contact.
they seize violently together and cannot
again be separated The method. he
SAYS. is a convenient one Of getting
flakes of seienium for experimental
purposes.