South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 172, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 June 1918 — Page 6

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COOPERATING WITH DEMOCRACY IN ! ITS SERIOUSLY "SILENT' WIM1CPY j OP HCKJsIER STATE REPUBLICANISM l'erhap-, ti.e :i. !!. p!. i'i 'Act Iii v Ii"h w e. cuiild '

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fulr ttrtlfi F'rra Mrnlns fitpfr in Northern Indian A-f Only lpr f.mplo me Ur I ntrrrtjit h.n il fri ia ioclli lWnd Two !.Mfil Wirr: Dm und Nifht.

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.st.it- platform. fa- as r.cri- -late i-.vie, Vjuld - to top t lit I;':. - ai.i !-.t.o :!tt i iiiainUtr Ui i "l'ii.m a i.i.ii.;;. 1 1 o "a tii- l.itforia i T 1 1 f . as t i .1 ; . i 1 1 . y tlv; j -s lill'-ni !! who i jn. tilu'u 1 th :. .tnittt t- ii i f.-oi-.;?i. !;.-. j. j I 1 ;n- plank i'i that i (;'.; :n?i;t that otiut to j ;r V -;u. , ir-i l n - . con-

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vir.'l r v. hi( h v- ! ni i.div a. arti-aTi r von fur n-.-vit-iiiw -1 ri i!iivp-r.'r.- with t ff i n tu (:tlitr lii.itte t otif i riii'' v.h;'h, m o?-:-l in'A , w ni:'.-t ;.-.-: 1 1 o ir

!l of iiiflficii'l'riirf. Tn.il plank rtaJs:

, ' I ii tvry ;jtr:oiH- t:iutt t .m- ':..-.: Wil son in the fii tt iiti"t: f thi? var we pltde i . ;j','fi; tu t : i -- 'iiiui' of In- ! V'ii-h ; ' V- .j i 1 - ui t 1 tfi.it I'rt 't ', Vv i!-on i :.. in a i-in t. -ticl m th-' , hi-th jil.io ..f u ? ,i ii m in i.-t t a tiuri. im Tiding hol'i h'i..- ! --; tl i:Kh i at tv at I a-'. nitt'. with

tum 1." an w or in hat nion . an! v ho w ill work in h-ti iaoiiy t i 1 1 him without ". a rl iim-' M'itivi-ni Oa i!i-ii'-'an." to h:up'! him in t!i v. af work. If isn't

i ' ii of "to the . iv.tof lun,.'. tho .i'O.l.-," hut uf an , jppoi i'im; ij t'-.-T (.ui a poll, y, ami follow out ü

. iiii!" '. . ..ii.f -um- a. ini.j uyit-iuil ' into tin- w i:tit of tii- nation, itliT to help win tin"1

THE MELTING POT

'Come Take Pot Luck With Us

M ' II f RlfTIOV Kll : rj ;t!;;nc li'!.r:r.n :o(r! t'opr. Sulu . I -t t -r- 1 ti v . .i-r'.T i t: x.-Jtti ß-t 1 at1 ak oi' rr war iu a-it m- -. r l'J.- f-y tL by !04i.. t-T uvntJ : T'- t r-.r nih-; .:." r" r n -t. t i t: -. -ffr. or J oi f-r w-sr n .-. ri.if.e l.u'fr.-l Ht 1 1 o t ti !'. a 1

Till; I'OMA! UTTK. liy .latin . J. Intitaxn.

Ji- i '.i.-- to it h the trolley car That metis the f-iuht-thii te n. Take- ftenzu-.l pu at hi-, fluat. Wi.ih.' rn-l:inc into town.

i In -ti--akitiL,' :.; the .-ubway tnnri J Tie tlm!:- u linoi!-.!,. Mj-t? up ami htirrifs oh uuam

Ami kr.oi. ks a !t'A".--y Jov, a. In tuo or tliif inter.iti hopW; mounts th'- Olli e itair. Aid v:i,'hs pjufü-elv he !lo;.-

fhilf hieathh-.- in a .hvr.

'At niu'ht he -hoot.- ,no.-- tin t!"tt t To c.ttch the s-'io epi ?-: Step.- on .i p-ffejt strant'er'n f-t In ?cootir tor his tram, ile hoLiml" akin; tht .-lation rinip. Ai.d paps hi sjIc Uistif ss. As ith hi hrow atul dot him; hin.p llf -tatt.s for home asrain. , He s;rir.s for trolley rar once more, And wipes his -weaty dome. Wln-n ot;.e i'K'iin he's at the h'or

i f hOUJe, iV. et llOtiie

At: 'I tin : he v-''ls an hour ot tnote , v.l then he's iu a friirhtfnl te;r In f: nit hit rn'tt th- war. To think of uhnt the oice to .ir

M l.ril II.Ni; i:Tt A9 th- aJ.ort;.nj -a-f.a rta:-nt. Fo- rn .M?rt..!!jr h pr-- nt iti nk. hnki:. WO(t.MAN .fth At. Nw Yn:.- :ty. and AU. Ii Ii sr . Cti' n-l-n, rn-h-s ror- m k.--p ltfl a .J v-t L t nif ro'uma fr frr rn f m icnt i;:ir- rt -ntati n Any per .u iff'i.j'l throig-1! rmtr'-mff f anv r;dvrti-tn:it in thlg pipr w;M .nrf.r t favor on tbf mu)i-m'-nt bj rfport'.Dj; t.'i it'.U coe3,Ir(rJj

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th-y liave an idea that if thy cret j

; !.- .. i-.i. I-,. it, , .'.'iio.liii vi' it the-, . an wash the sO.ll

I I i i A rz. i I ,J T I t U1U 1'1.0 . , . . , of the Hoin mtollet n?. paper. In a noui a-proof, ptonaoly.

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.n or ii. r ii.teinai on.-'-n atn-n fo:- aftvr tiie war j h i.ldiii. wi.v not "pledge utir iilnm -uppoit to the i

- o'. i nur," that in- too may have a iarKet" po-'siMe

tippoitunitv to t't o:.l hi prou'iam ami ways?

THE LOOU HANK XCCOL'NT.

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'1 c-ou te. we ..on, ii th.il it i.-j a ;on.-id'-rah! tr..iii 40 hun.'t a: a;: time. Alo; t over, it do - no I want thJ ... , I ui .-.uiiiln-aiK e to ta'iinafe tun. todiinrii need.-, ul ' 'j iii'r at anv time r ; .nw (,ne i,f tn- !(. rer;Uiv . ' harmony and oope.-ation. l tho-e f,r Pres t lUon. forms of food. It -. int., jo !. p tin Ann in un in old'.- j . . . out when uj are tra.-piti.i: lor U'.,v, to protect yen: implv iioa:i-Ind !. n;.n t- r uiMt w- duration or vii;- , . . .11 ifiom an inij( ndii.-' t(.dMi. and um utn lmd them it: LlPie.-, of the wai. i , . , ,. . . , . o;nk-ard wln.- -uch u Ura-w ana genial yentlcI'or tli.o rtaton ; i,r .1 d a. m 1.-; 1 a t k-h w i.-ln .-- to .-taCii-li . , , ... ........ 1

' on u v no ui'' u' uch 1 uU": Maie pi.iuui :ii 11.10

1:1 T n ( i in: hoNi;. Judmjr h the mad de.-ive of the (.Jennut: for oap. it n.a i-t that

i;i:iii:k iu:;i now. ! Viiii can hay all the Thrift Stampfl you need ami no one will pioocutt von for Imardim;. i

Reaction of the War on Human Senses

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Announcing an Unusual Showing of Smart Knit Bathing Suits

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-All Wool Wool Mixed Cotton Jersey

FASHIONABLY made, and tactical, too. arc the knitted Bathinjr Suits which have iust arrived the.-e lait few days. Cotton Jersey $2.50 to $3.50 Wool Mixed " $3.50 to $5.00

All Wool

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in arhni toior. .ne piam, some v Mnirin.iii-

rim. Onj piece 'itii 'ul. V and square neck-.

Our Bathing Suit Window The pamtiny of th.e hach o.ne a- .1 n'rouinl fo;- oiii- uuu-aal windotv display o tlu---suits, uns pa'.ntfj iv .Mr. H-n. I lot ii ot thi-

' aaniw a t o .nt'' of t'oo.J st

"I eij lot"

a taiuv da. In

dei many the luiny d . -. ai- e-rj ,.xy iu The luatf!' of j food, ami the lai.l. 1 iliio 1- already ovidraun. Thi.il am-st no, iiappen in Aim in a. i

TU re f Oic. altliOt.h the who at 'iiUi hi !.- fait to he

1 h.-en pa-turini'. w liv not appropriate tlitm? The d if -

1k 11 e is one ,.f dt:ree and not ot kind; sort of lik--the. noon-day -un e;llinc the lighted candle af'a.ne, but the Indiana demon acy ha.s la-"n eutrous to the

Indiana r'nu hi a-.; n- in othr was.

ti.e !,-ije.- Hi i..!- Jjl.-tor . we Will -tili IM .1 to a j -r . . . .1 . t 1 ; . . . . I Take p.r ii:;iatn.', tin. moit 1t.1l l.-.-suc in the state, -lov. a- no.--. oh- in iirr -i-.- of wheat. And fru the nevt . .. . . ... . .

in absolutely identical: the state prohibition and nu-

tniee a. uuth-. w aie ,i-kd to ,-ae particularly fin beef. I'lIUutn-. food-tutts muM te .-and at different i-ea-son-. .h.-t nnv, pork :-. aVallaoie m C'Miifoi t,ilil- thoU-th

titmal dry amendment issues. The attitude of both is likrice; unutteraide -ilence. This tnotikey-miniicrv

not lavish .piantiti,,. and We a.e aked to , at pork ; oa t,,0 pjM of tho ueIUO(.ral.. ril,(V ,. cum pl inw.ntury,

lather than larf. Ai.-o, this U the -ea.-on for -retit

e-rt t 1 l.le--' from tln K.iidn, and e are askd to Oat them ni al.'ind.uii.", tluis nial-tmu' it fnsirr for digestions to nu'-ter the :-u titnt i;raii'-. and iin;t wheat wnhut il 1-. oin fori. Mat mir the mini- tei-.ii instead of wiirat, eatin.; Pork and eotta rhre-e' and milk instead of bc-f, is l;I:r dciiytnq ofp.-self some little luxury to buy a Thrift stamp. The iiam-y is -ae, ;iTi(t will return at a time when it will be mo. t acc ptable. .Tut so with the eonf fl'U'l foo.J. Itv In iiil; thrifty now, ir: an nrdalire with th.e le.pjests of the rood admini:-trillion, the da will never co.r. when ve rn d to tu imp or unfd. ro-tpr.e tln hi -T u it and the heef.-tr ak !

THE KINO'S Sl'IT. Km; ticoige i; i thai'. reported to har ualertd from a tailor a s.jit th;it v. il! -a him hack exactly -"-7 .-hlilimrs, i)V i M..Ü. rnt'ortnnat. ly tin- 1 tt'... have not l'ur:a-hed a deUtiied dc.-ci lj'tn.n of the ,-uit. LAeiy American would naturally lie to know .-onn thint; a'nuut the cloth, -tj'b and t't. b"i fih't -et m;p !i m the w.i of a Milt over In-j-e for 1! .' tln -e day . etn in "hund-me-'iovvn-' Ma r KiUi, hu'i..r ,- t.ikin ,id. intake uf Uritiaii trad- - tm-n'.- m.ia'.e ; e.i filing to idlti.-e themseh vis er.itii- an .1 p:ieoi in the Uinj;-' Maybe -ome h t ! o r is p.tlntiiu :' on (i'or.e ;t fan . l'"-oui!d s-uit foi a '. 7 - i-h d l; one. It it the p.writ tin- kinir is lonotly try in.; to - t a o,,d 10-al eamp,e iu apparel.

r otherwi-c, according to tlu- point of view, but with four iiu'iiih) r.s of the resolutions committee, bt'.wery attorneys; with only four dry members and the other live ;i t rille more than nominally wet, due to the effecthc manipulation.- of nine of the thirteen district chairmen and their brewery ul i.-ers; this supplementi d hy th:- inrlueme of the Indiana Itepublieo-Anti-Saloon league the reaon for the silence is not hard to find. It i.- as thouj-'h ;o! and the De il lay down together, wln-n um (' brewery nnirtnates and ministers of the uo-pel hearing heavily on political committees, both to the sann end. as they did upon the resolutions committees of both the republican and democratic eotnentioris only wo fear that it was the o!ce of trn' brewery magnates that were the morp loudly heard in both im-danccs. Anyhow, it has, indeed, taken th0 lkpior question out of Indiana partisan politics, and entitles the h;,idatie candidates of neither porty to the particular support of his party, because of his attitude toward that issue, whether ho he wet or dry. And it releases all partisans to Und out what a candidates attitude is. and to vote for him regardless of party, according to their own lust wishes. Takint; th democratic platform for it. therefore, that the oernor should have "unprudging support" in eery "patriotic en'ort to aid I're-i't Wilson prosecute the war;" and insisting that the president should have a democratic congress, ami democratic, or at least s mpathetie .-.ipport in his more direct var administration, we repeat, why not a republican legislatuie for the soernor, and at least a reasonable republican cooperation throughout the state house. The democratic patty went over to the republican party with 'ts "plank of silt nee" o-i the prohibition question. Very weil, since the carrying out of that plank is a

The stories told by soldiers of the detective j't-ats pt-rlorined hy do-, pijrs, eats, jreese. birds atid een insects alonr tin- ye-i hattle front are doulitlcss substantially true. It is. averred that these animals often trive Aarnin' of the aipr(ach of aeroplaiRs and of tianeli raiiers before the slightest indication if w hat is coming reathts the senses of the human watchers. Klihiinatiuir the element of conscious service which the soldiers naturally ascribe their pets, there is, in all this. nothing incredible, improbable or contrary to what we know about the acuteness of animal senses. liven the assertion that some of these instinctive sentinels posse-s the power of "sfiisiiiK" the secret Ratherimr of the enemy's forces long before an attack is launched, is quite within the limits of belief.

tit 1 t i oiiomiin-. Tin- ea!ipb .-;.o.t..i lo.ioweil. And ,Ui.Ui-t r tho i.iihsh mo d a : . we're willing to do our part. An t pata i.v w ho oo.-i - ni.i.if.tii-iiH .i-iitt- saits

around ti-:e 't .uav u ' to do a ;'o.ai-hin- ' thing to be done ir the state assembly, maintaining i '.mU. s- I the pre-ent prohibition law if permitted by the

j s-jprt me court to stand, and ratifying th national j amendment, v e guess we won't interfere with the

, I 1 epublh ans tini-hin the job, insofar as their being

republicans is eomerned. In fact, il ie to tin er-iruzz!ed. attitude of the Indiana demo-, ra'" , (;:r fleniocracv ha.s more tlian

i YCHId AND nOMBIN(,S

!u t w iit ii ue

iicmmi) is i.oi ri - :eu a 1 in e .yr,t rune ni a '! n 1: n sab

;eii nariMd I'i .tvn- r, .it 'ohmsv il.e. 111. b-rman news' Lui ea .x ha e i-een i .- ti-fl ian l.t.U - p.iju 1 haei

i ) . M cd tli' k 1 - 1 : it a t . 1 state o '' I ! i d . - 1 ia 1 1 o ! '. . Th-ä

et man p iun f.r.d - t c ho ice men el.

It vv a a -1 1 v ,,!! -.-. "o m -..1- It'.: w !

or'.c-nl r i!:f fuss (e'i n:aii. l.u made a ' out this matter, ::i th." ..J.V.' f the .;;.- v' tho ;-a:i 1 - of s ;pr-ly ucliings ; . ; . t ! a ' ? t ii.e 1 ' 1 ih.i : i !,- 1 e -. words fa il a-?.

'A e .. ii !...::..-'. ;!. !!., to nd uud- f.r o;n httls. 1

.-da lenient whn.i -'-i.i- p-'tii-i.t :i- ca-e. ! 'uriug

the la.- rvo vvte.,- c-t M i . 1 It ru.au ,.:r ra a'.!y .-nnthed ld.t;--'i ro-pitais m F ia'i..-,

kill:n-: t h: e i.at -i; ! a r.d t..;-.. . l.t (!-.;:;-0.)r.'i:r; - . i ; 1 n u 1 e.i a n - i for ! -t ?.: 1 . a 1 !

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l it is m accct u yvitn w naT iui Pf-en

observed hundreds of tiuns of the revelatory conduct of both wild and domestic animals on the eve of earthquakes, calamitous tempests and other destructive outbreaks of nature's force. It has generally been assumed that some subtle form of vibration acting upon nerves specially keyed to respond to it iü at the bottom of such phenomena. There are two evident ways in which these results may be brought about. First, there may be superseni-tivene.-s of the regular organs of sight, hearing and touch; second, there may be special sense organs not pcesessed ,hy human begin. It is probuble that both of these conditions are, in fact. fulfilled. It is even possible that man once had senses-, or "branches" of sen-cs which be no longer enjoys. but which, nevertheless, would serve him well in some of the new emergencies that his conquest of formerly unattainable forces has brought him face to face with. If the conditoiis imposed by this war could b indefinitely continued It is conceivable that the human nervous mechanism would be readjusted baekv. ai d. so to speak, through the reawakening of oid sense respon-es that were 111 full activity in the days whvn man lived

1 in a world given over to the region

of force, brute selfishness, low cunning and terror.

mer.t it was a subsidiary ee. a kind of hack door peephole. or lookout, for sneaking enemies. In some serpents the vestiges of such a hindeye are particularly plain. One of the senses that lias been long growing dim in man i- tint of smell, which seems to have been among the Very first developed in loer organisms. The earlier cerebral stimuli, it is believed, weie chemical, and such would be supplied through the olfactory sense. It is well known that the lower animals depend to an extraordinary degree upon the sense of stncP, although it would apparently be wise to extend the definition of olfaction to cover forms of chemn-al stimulation that no longer affect us; although they may once have done so in an earlier stage of human development. This is induated by the fact that the foetal brain possei-e relatively larger olfactory bulbs than the adult. The dog, whose serine of Mnell semn-i almost miraculous to u-, has five or six mitral cell connections for th.e olfactory bulb, while in man there is but one. But once our foreoears may have been led by their noses us swiftly and surely as is a dog. It hiv often becri suggested in recent th. vs that man was likely to develop new senses in consequence of his progress in such things as the utilization of eh ctricity. Comideringing the evidence that he lias lost senses formerly belonging to him, this tuggestion seems not unreasonable. But. until the free peoples of the world have put under foot forever the abasing intluences that are at the bottom of this most awful of wars there is perhaps more danger of the reawakening of sense abandoned since man quit the treetops and the caverns than hope of his acquirement of new ones of a liner and nobler nature.

Children's Suits knitted Suits in all wool, wool mixed and cutton. In varied colors. Wool Suits aes 2 to 14 at $1.75 to $4.00; Cotton and mixtures at 79c to $2.00.

Bathing Accessories n excellent -howincr i iu thine; -It eand rubber bathinc capV in ali C"! .;: styles. Hathiny: she a: 50c to $1.25; Caps at 25c to S l.no.

Children's Wear at Reductions

CHILDREN'S APRONS ot -in--ham or percale?" Can he titled as a dress. 4 to 14 years. Former prices 5oc and 75c. Sale price 5c)c. SLIP-ON APRONS sleeveless. Pink and blue check gingham. 2 to vears. The 2c ones are lcc; the 5oc are (V. (ÜNOHAM DRESSES lor aires : to o. Former 85c. Sale at 0()c. OINOHAM DRESSES in varied inliHin plaids for e iris G to 1 2. One

lot or former s!.u. Sale 7c; ;,, !. of $1.2.5 to SI. .So at si. 10; third b't of S2.50 to So.vm dree- at Si);. WHITE DRESSES lor children : to 0 years. Former Sv to si.: at 7c: former Sl.ö to s 2 . 5 m are M. . WHITE DRESSES Ii"JnI soiled iruni displav. si.:5 to s:.oo drccs at (5c. CHILDREN S CO VIS ies : to ears. u'orth SV5 t 5.75 t. -eil a SI. 05.

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PIANOLAS VICTROLAS

DUO-ART PIANOLAS

South dcnd. Ind,

Genuine "VICTROLAS" cost less! REFUSE IMITATIONS!

18000 RecordsÄ

EASY PAY

pi al Aniui.;.!! atrocitv" a'ori"" falu,ed at aU" Unv- un ln 1111,1 this i time we frankly feel it entering from the north, v ia

Muhigan. encircling the thirteenth district interested quite exclusively in the election of a congressman who will stand by the pres'dent. and in a jjt. Joseph county ti.-ke. exclusive of candidates for the legislature so tar as pa i tv is concerned. and then hiking back. We

!wii; let Mr. Thorn. is il"l;iii a;.d Mr. A. Melnerr.y.

. ... ! who eart:estlv i ooi'ei'atiiwg v;th the iMi'.uui.f of the r- ue I , r- , ; Kf Ho:;. Mepiu B. i'iti.iimr of Port Wuvne and New e e i t IMlfs, 1 J i x - . .. - ..... .. .. -... ...

, i I l II, .ni'l Mil'.l'l J - II. I'lSSt Ol l.l .tll.-V 111'.', so succsaliU ' , ! fo'! c ma r i ',;!! i the resolutioi - f .mtnittee and tin1 Oil

... ., . . . ; i. o ; i entior.. h.-r. e all i lie vote- the-. an gt t for their -o:ap-Ts t .civ W ,',.1' U. atid .1 o'll - I

... , . . . , i b i - ,a t r. e .uii t . .x ; and. indeed. vv e wish :ufi.i''.f n t : of th :: h e ! . . n . .-1 - . :,d ,n-. tors

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man t es.-n-: ; . :;..: .- ihOe i.Csp.tal 1. illdtls

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le f a . . ii L o.i : t ; , . .ii.e Ui; , ill .is w .. ; . .. .-. v-. i - it. fa-to r Mi'b-. lit:.' - .i NOU-rt:': 'l.'. t g . : i i . ! . ; ', ' i die-:. : o . ; . ; . .- i , : iiULi:..; '. t h.e :r. c . O . hi ! . .i - '. n ; 1 i o , ,t t .:! w h u '..; ' i i i a '.'.' : -4 . -'. . i i t . i ' - l ' . n :.-: .t . It!" u: ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' i it.i.ti: ' ' ' : o ::,,!,. 1

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We mav vent .ie -oiiie kmdic iiiteic.-; ui tii- dciuo-

..itic nominee lor .-'.ate judg-diip-, a-- of the appellate

'and supreme löutt.-. it perhaps beinu well that there i-ho-ihl be a divided yohtic.il complexion to those ihenches notw ithstanding th- prt u nipt ion thai there i m politic in tin- conduct of the jndb. :.iry. but beyond

h.tt we are i'j.lii: d to he very provimial, save as we

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:: 'ne-.:e p.!;ti(.il mriuera e tins fall. We to ;:nerfet e ith a ny of Ihst. t 'hairman ui ga rria t !.n" plans .oa know, .-r w;th any it id a is - - ; il.r, for ;n stain, t . -Looting the

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i-.to th.M ir.man i lood .:-.! S"':! !lv r o: ... wl et.itr of c e;nm.--iO!: "t o: n.-sicti. t!:at ich i.i-- - the p.. pior t at: ic in An-; u i tod. . maorses tl-.y lcte;it:o. of a hl! .;:: i t' -1 1 1 t : O ; of th, ii.-t sö;:l ...vol miit-i o -1 i ov ; ; g sou. and j-- a direct -hot fron ;!;.- kr.s. ,u the bui't of 'r--'. San. Both the political p i 1 1 - . Ind.rtr " -i -t: a-, i : 1 .V i'Ti-Sa'.oon h, ,.:-- w:i: tii':. h '. tbe ).c ;b. ; ,-. -ake thv i. -.attrr dirt l liv ::.to tin .:' w :-, hand: . and e h. t üu n who w.ii w ipe o;t the tur-c, rc-garClt-s of p trtie .-.

The.e aie in our bodie.-- and lraii s 'vestigial" structures and organs which seem once to have been iu a state of full development, with complete connections assuring their utility, but which hae become Atrophied for lack of employment. Some of thee set m to have had no

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ugain-t surprise. Consider, for instame. what is known :.- "Ja ooson's oigun." of

I which the onlv remnant in man 1!an abandonetl tu.e i.etv.een the no-e land the palate, which mav he jdain-

ly seen in the three month-' em'.vvo.

but which often entirely di-appe.o-s ir. the adult and is r e-.t-i ope:,, or in any m-iuner used, in tho iiuman mechanism, although certain lover reptiles and animals, whose live are pas.-ed in j i-"i'.' r environment, po-.-e-s the organ in full activity. It appears to have o; igiaated anioi.g ar.il'htbian-. and ;s far us tan he guessed its functions combint. iu some way. the .- n-e of smell w;th that tate. ' At any rat" .t o(;,.p-. - to t!ie diss of oigan.s all; "ii-taTioe tecep-

j tors.'' w ho-e hisines- t,, gie jwatumg of o :'-iiic i or .jit ions and ! peril? Its iunii itio-i from the hu- . mail make-up indu:te- th.at as man ad'alc'd he had r ed of -p,cial v arnir.g anp;i i t u- ..dditior.a! to whilt ' ' V'iv p.'i.sse s

ONCE-OVERS a:y tiii; Kih tk.xciv tiii: 1T.OOK. In a house where the furnishing i are -o expensive that they cannot be replaced and the hardwood door. 3 ate so exquisite iu hnish that con

stant care must be exercised to keep them unmarred. and for that teason the children are under continuous restraint, there can he m pleasure for the average wholesome hut mischievous hoy or trirl. Thu child should feel free in its? home. It is impossible w here plaoiug a foot 0:1 a space not covered hy a rug brings ,t tepiiuiaiid. There ai e home-; which ae veritable pri-ons to the , hildreu v. Iu live with.iii the walls. Such children seek the horn-s of others w in it there is ie.s-, restraint. l're ami unhampered untrani:rn lied they should be, to glow uf into men and women of huovaut spirits, hapoy hearts, large and gen. eious iu thought, word and bed. In the homo where draperie.-i an i vpholstt ry, mahogany and wha; '.vi-s with it are more precious that! the child'.-, happiness', the punv little Child of foitune becomes the narrow, selfish, cynical. heat tlesj w antop.

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' rille, 1 with gritt;. i ait:--s aü.i ,".ira.:. -nd" ;-. nd t.aVed t!ie "pi-:e.;; I. od' " which Ii-'.i t-. i" acvic.j v. -.th t iie opt.: - - of ; . .on ; en is c.aied v. a- ' it.id- of .e .'.'' 'hut' ' ce r: 1 :. g t ;; ,h t-o.-; n I scicr- e h. is o?il r e a rd- to fc in 1 i oniect'1 rt s s'.Kti a- that it may hav

OiiCe nee:: an nis.ui ;o: toe appreciation of t"i.pe-at it . although, the nnd'e '!! al o;.;hioi; ;s t h.it it: a:!-?" -'ig- of roäliu-! .If f !op-

vou are pron:ptl supplied. When rrak:n- up our market order today, include a package of "(btjOD LUCK" a r.d enjoy increase, table tatisfr.ction. !Tod-e Macintosh, who!e-ab distt ibtitor. Adv.

ALI. t ovr: With the 1;: tir.-'w ick. Vou ran enjoy the world's tet ntusir because The Brut swlcK is designed to play "rtter" ell records of all nu.ki Tre ad?ptnb:hty of TYie Rrjnwi;! to all recordf In one of it special features. Any needle may be ued. ircludln? jewel poir.t. taphire ball. ; eteel. etc. All without extra cost, j Demonstrated at Smith v Wherratf Adr.

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plays the latest and best dance music in endless variety. It repeatedly responds to every encore with a willingness that heightens the joy of dancing.

You can J.ave a Victrola. in your home immexliately our easy payment plan makes this a reality. Come and make your selection.

The Best Place in Town To Get Candy Is at the store "what has" the "Whitman's" sign. Nobody in America makes candy like "Whitman's." Others have tried, arc still trying, but they can't do it. "Whitman's" stands for the best. Boxes' of "Whitman's" Candies are revelations to people who don't knor their goodness. Give a gift worthy the giver. "Whitman's." American Drurr Co.

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