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114 Tni.Y ?ronTX(jf rrnnuAKY 22, 1021. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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iTh News-Times School Department

Edited by Elisabeth Steele.

TIic Boys' and Girls' Daily Messenger

School Study Sporta

HY TRY TO REMEMBER

OX. ABOUT THE LESSON

AND THEN FORGET IT? A 1Zoti to ri'jly" Article. 1 It 1 irr.pc ib!c to remember rythl.-s:," ai ! Frank' father to or cr.r rvrni:? after the boy l.Ul a-.:ds hit books and vras

line "schoor.with hi !ad. 'The

cn you can't ur.dcrtand your iry l??m," continued Mr. ey, "is you don't study it cor!y. You probably try to get y litt! point ahf-ut the Ieson J in your mind before you tfo !i:s. and as a result you forget

if 11 r.f thr

k . ... 4 W 4v. jR?:r. ember enly the; big factf, j. And let the I:tt!e detaib come

reu a thev will.

How do yo'i study your lesson, hor, FranV? As if you were iinpr a brick wall thinking that rythin? in the lesson i as imtant ai ererythinj else?' Well, something lilce that,"

hed Frank.

rrh.it & the way many of its do,

we shouldn t. We should Ret Liar tilings frst, and then the e ones if we can." But hew is a fellow going to th b: ones from the little?" Wei!, when I was in school and I l?son to study, I always -d myself, 'Whft is thi leson ut? I found that nearly every foment had to do with some or somebody. And when I -rmtned the nature of the !eon.

hen started to ther in all the

:g, that seemed of the greatest icrtar cc. It took little practo do it skillfully, but finally ot the harp cf it all rifht. You're to run into some small details t are interestine. but really of no at valu; to the lesson. Then: I av? pased by. Then, I rr.err.orizc'l th material, ! when I went to clas nxt rning I most always was able to e a good, clear explanation of lesson, and generally underod thoroughly." rr.omrr: ITow to MaV.r a Box Kit a.

BROKEN FINGER NAILS (Pin 1Yi In Your Scripbook.) For some time Marie had been bothered with broken finger nails. Her mother noticed it one day and promptly offered a suggestion. That night before going to bed Marie, following her mother's advice, rolled a mall piece of cotton wool on the end of her finger nail file. She dipped it in some olive oil which she had poured into a small receptacle. Gently she ran the file under her nails and around the top?, cleansing them thoroughly. Marie did not wash the oil frcm her nails before retiring that nigh?, tut allowed it to remain till morning. After treating her finger nails in this mnnncr evrry night for several weeks a great improvement in their appearance made itself evident. N'o longer did they break so easily, and they look ever so much brighter. Sophomores Are Clipper Clipping articles and stories from newspapers and magazines, for classroom reference isn't such a bad job, according to a number of students in the second year civics and social study classes at Senn High School, Cmcago, 111. Their course of study is a new one at school, and the clippers are filing reference material for their own use and particularly for the use of the classes of future years. THE BOOKSHELF If you liTn't rraJ any of the Bob's JIM tori?, hich you probably can get at tho pufclic rrr, by CWrlei P. Burton. Tin'f missel something. Thrre't a ncr took cf the srrirs out, callM Camp Btb's Jlil, anA it ron'iini further adventure of tke pepr. Tf hlooded "Loy bari.iit." Tlie boyi of iiob'j Hill are refular fellows, anl jtut a real a yowr tent pali.

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TODAY'S GREAT PERSON

Feb. 21 Your Birthday? Santa Ana, great Mexican president and general, born Feb. 21, 1793, in Jalapa, Mexico. He was badly defeated in the Mexican War and went into exile. His life, because of the revolutionary character of the Mexicans, was filled with changes, victorirs and defeats. Died June 20, 1870.

THE FAMILY ALBUM

OLD LADY RIDDLE

:n.! r.ir.'j L;::T like 5Jr-T?

.Wvff r !at cr.e: "Why is a -an r fwt sitti!? tn a eate Hi- .1 frny" --ue it l.eal is 00 cue aHe aal itt cn tic other.)

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STIFF COUAP

VNTIUTIS

VO'J CAN THEREFORE AOOMV MC MENT TP0UCH WMiLF T WAb"EeiNO DONE

FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS You Should Know (Paste Thrrn In Your Scra-book.) Iabcr to hrs? alive in your breast that little spark cf celestial fire conscience. Do you know who wrote that? See tomorrow's section it tells.

OLD MAN PUZZLE (Contributed Harritt Ferity, 54 Bete St., Ruthrrford. S. .) My wkole ii a saying cf Franklin. It contains 2S letfrrs. My 10O3-22 me.ns Jor. My 7-5-20 i a distilled s;.irit. My 2-3-6-25 a walking tafT. My 13-14-19-15-18 is a liviiion oi aociety in Ir..!ia. Mv 1 o-l T-l 1-12-4 ü- a large box. Mr 24-0-1 in a cwmnn fuel. My .1 ii an ir'terjection. (Am wer to last one: Henrr Icnj-frllow.)

Be Prep?ir

position in my administration have manifested a desire to ? e that the application of Article 27 of the constitution (the one objected to by American and Hritish oil intercut) does not hive a confiscatory aapect. Moot Oil Question. "My adminltratJon expects to deal with the oil question s as to always preffnt a legitimate defense of national interests bajod on al.sohue ftQdfs'n-s to the precepts of moral rights. ".Murh that has been said apainj.t the govern mnt c-f my country by the oil companies is due principally to the defone that these companies have wished to make for their interests. Hut many of th companies arc- now convinced of tho spirit of equity which animate the povernment in thia delicate matter." Obregon, in executing his "pay fts you K"o" policy, is eliminating Kraft and rduclnsr the army. "The reduction of the army," he said, "is telni? made gradually and will take at least two years. "The complete pacification of my country is the best proof that the actual government is the frenulum representation of the popular votes. And I think the recognition of thi? government by that of the United States will result in advantages to both countries. "Also I think recognition by the United Ftates will nugmc-nt in our country the confidence which already obtains as to the pood intentions of the United States toward our republic." Obrepon is vljror personified. He had only recently returned t work from a brief vacation to recuperate his hrnlth when I isi!d him. During his absence the capital heard rnfny rumors that he miht not live to put through his program. F.xplnins Illne;. "My revolution agalnft Carranza and my campaign for the Vrosidency." he said, "imposed upon me long hours and late nights when I had a Flight attack of indigestion. But my rest has restored my usual good htalth." He wore a gray sack suit, low turn-down collar, gray bow tie, silk fhlrt with black and white stripes, tun cotton pocks and tan oxford On his third finger was a plain guM band ring and an Inexpensive gold watch chnln hung from his vest. There are 13 letters in Alviro

DANDERINE ' Slops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies.

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A few cents buy "Danfteii-. After n fw applications you emtr.ot p fallen hair cr,- any dnndrulT, bcsldef t-very Latr slows new life, vigor, brltrlit nesi. more color and nbundam. Adv

At tin left is Wllllatn (i. McAiIixi, fornnT ilirur gn'nil of mllromls In tlu Unlttxl States. In tlie tT Is tlu nuip of .Mcvko's rullu.iy sjvteni. At tlie rlgiit i ln.'t O bngtm.

IIKXICO CITY. Feb. 21. Piet

aro ftregon I.- bending every ii;y totvard reh it-illt.itiu.i of Mexs railway .st-m as the most initani htep in rt construction foling 10 years of revolution. That .tine the vwt to Mexico City "f lUr.i (1. McAdou, former railroad ainlstrator of the United SJates. xioo Is togoiiating with McAiIoo rchabiiitale and tike charge of st.it railroad. McAdoo is now

the devel ipnient of thrv riches the J duties. private capital that is now coining j ' Vonrning oSI

to Mexico and the national capital

will b: nioro than sutilcient." It Is in order to a.surr the fullest development of Mexico'. mining possibilities that Obregon Is working so Industriously in restoring the rallro.idi devastated bv the revolution. Much has bon achieved since he overthrew Carranrt last May, but what his been done i- merely a tart er. Already a creditable showing l-.a. been mnde on the line from

all men of high

Millions Use

Vrcgon h;"pes to finance thl.s 10

nitit!rTi of tho railroads without J n Antonio through N'uevo Tviredo

to Mexico City. Obropon is onpeciai!y desirous of establishing good transportation service with the United States railroads and with the Mexican seaports. Knit Down Iebt. While X U working out the railread proldem. he is striving to make the Rovernment lle within its Incr mo of 'J00.00"''.00r' peos a year, lit' soe Mel loo at ä great advantage in Jevelopmrnt if it can keep down its comparatively small national debt while other nations are strr.ggllng to pay off their wartime oUigaibmf. Thn Chief oi-rcrs of MoXico"! rornue." mA Obrrgon. "arc oil.

rtniglng his country to foreign .kers. I arr. of the I ir.: n." Obregon

red. "that MeM.o for its rvcon-

ictlon dof nt i'.eeil recourse to irgi foreign l"tm. Slumld Mv-l oblo-atlons. Ir..-t'ad it s.on!.l concentrate Its

rrgis on nrrtrc;:i-; In a fitlrnc-

r.ianr.er I'v-r t!n payment of its

-dsn oblig.it'or-.s p-'ion5ly crnt Th r.at'iral r s. nn e" of Mexieo so formidab'. tb.a' their expbitHl will be .-.i:!.oi. T'.t to attend tn hrf -cor:otr.b- 1 o-it is.

WOMEN DYED WITH INK BEFORE 1870

Then "Diamond Dyes" began helping them save old Garments, Draperies

For Corns Stops Pain Instantly Removes Corn Completely Kverybody. everywhere needs to know what millions of folk lnive nlreily learned about Hit -It. the guarau'civl

For 51 y ars women have fovmd it fun to add .wars' of wtarto faded, shabby skirts, wal.ts. eoats. stock

ings, sweaters, coverings, every thing1. ! with Piamond nyos." K ach package contains e.y directions. Heware! ! Poor dy treaks. spots, fades, and ; rulr.s rr.aterial by giving It a "dyed-1

Iook. P.uy "Iiinmund Oyea" only. Tell dru-'k:.st whether your material U wool or silk, or if it Ls cotton, linen, or a mixture. 1 rich, fadeless cob rs. Adv.

Mexico car. c ujt cn large min

! re-erve in th n.-ar future. For j mining and export and import

Irs. Casey at Age of

76, Regains Heardi

rre Haute Woman Suffered Fiften Long Years "Tanlac Is VVonderful," She Says.

T r.o-.v T fH"-m ntrp ' Aid

I. J. W. ey lOM Iuirtr Ave., frt JIaute. re: nt y, "an.1 I think 51 v.r.brfji ho-.v Tar.lac hss lii-'it 1.1-;: r..y li.'.th after I had i'-t-rti V yo:r." J Au;uct l?ti:. mv husband Jl I r-lrbrrtt-d ;r 4 0 la weidirg

:. ;t that t'nie the .. i sv.'.en w rs what I was er.'oyini and I but i - thankful for

yier.ary

J d health j :-.r."t lie!;.

r.z tln.e and

t-er. in j-oor health

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wf'.l ftgaln. My dictation Wits so i that nothir.ir I ate yern-d to with ftr.d I had terrible -s In my -stomad; and would t ur awfully with p.m.

'."t of tlni- trying .o do the

i..-v r.rk I h arr.o so short of

ath l pav onip'ittely out and

A Great Discovery

Dr. 1-eonhardt. a western phyFician. found the caus of Tiles to be internal. His prescription. HemHold, a harmless tablet. ha an almost unhcII-vaMe record for quick, afe and last im; relief. Wet tick's Irug Store fells it with money-back iru.irantc-e. Adv.

Ohrrjron. He always signs his name A. Otrosron. I asked him if he was : u;erfftitious about the number 1. j "Not at aJl." he said, "I don't be-j Ive It an omen of had luck any

more than I believe it an omen of good luck." (Copyright. 1321.)

As I have quit farming, will s-:i at public auction at my residence. 5l-2 miles southwest of South Bend on the Crummown :..d on Thursday. Feb. 24, all farming Implements and stock and fd, commencing at 10 o'clock. W. ELLV WOOD.

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TUESDAY

SPECIAL

oni; ihi:.m comf-s Titri:. HUNTINGTON. vV. Va.. Feb. 21

- Mrs. Hattle Estrp puys she was : 3

told in a dream to writ sonps. She wrote two and ont them to .a New Verk publisher. The dick she sot was not a dream.

MOTHER!

"California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative

SOO Aprons on Sale Women's House Dresses and Pinafore Aprons

TUESDAY

SPECIAL

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Greatest Bargain In Years See Our Window

WATCH US GROW-

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S. W. Corner Michigan Street and Jefferson Blvd.

Accept "CallfcrniA" Syrti ...

m!y li';c for th-- r-am ."r: 1 fi:.--on the package, then you are surr your child is havinq thebcst and 1

.!!'. na:n;ici-s m.mxm. i r n- ;u:i.Jtomach, liver and o)wd.-". t'hildren iove its fruity taste. Full directions )n fach bottle. You must s:iv "California." Adv.

3at BrandonV

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Eßd Your Corn With "GeU-It,' pnlnleps corn nnl ca'lu retnever. Any corn, no i::utter tnw iJeep ri'-ded. !e"rarta jut kjy wtien "('. t s-It" nrrJvWonderfully nlniple. yet shni'lv wnnilerf;il, ber.ti;e all torcneM sfnj s with te first appllctitlon. (t rid f your rorn antl wf.nr shoes that fit. Uli; hhoes slra ply make corn rw McC"r. Yeu." riKney Imck If "(lets-It" f;iils. Insist -i te irnu!ti. Co? irit a trlfl i-vrv-wher. ilfd. by K. Lawrt-aoe & To.. C!i. espu. " Adv.

hud to H dr,wn and often had to I st.y li. bed the rest cf the day. My I "-:!lt:eys were badly disordered and I; Ju?t hate to think how my back i ach-'.!, whv. h.Jf the tim T was inj

be.', jus; on account of my back. My n-rerw w--re worn to a frazzle and I wis too w ak t do anything rauch

b'a: it arou:

the

nouse anu l iei

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and discoure.qed over my conw all the time.

"Läut T.tnla. - a. a rrvlsor.d to m and I nev-'V can pmlse it enough. H.ich bott'.v.- heljied me and pave me adied strnsth nd I kept improving r.r-.r.l I f-d: b- ttiT than I had in 15 jer.rs. And to this rood day I have be.n in jpb'ndli'. health. My appe

tite

jut fir.e nd r.othir.q I eat

hurt" tnc I seem to have unusual strength for a person my ru'r and I am doing all the housework. I certainly 1 f. I Imppy to be feeling so w.!i and 1 think Tan!.e is a wond e rf u I ni e d i "i no." Tania- Is .-cld in h'cuth I'end at he Central Drue Stor-. Public J'rue St(.r-, Iandon's Fhamia-y and Wett:ck'H Cut Kate Diu. Store and in MUihawaka at the Red Cross -Pharmacy. -Adv.

rag-r'rv , V JJW Lttg tAZjjr'Xr mi, l.U.'in ,;.r'TJt"e., .'imiubu w

Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday

2 Cans 2 Tall Red Cans Beans Hebe 1Sc 19c 1 Pound 1 lb. Rio Cocoa Coffee 18c 19c

1 lb. Can Crisco 19c

2 Bars Sweet Chocolate 19c

Vz lb. Bitter Chocolate 19c 2 Large Cans Hominy 19c

Queen Anne Buffets A Feature of Our February Sale

Walnut Buitets, mirrored or plain

$75 buffets . $85 buffets . $95 buffets . $110 buffets

$52.50 $60.00 $65.00 $82.75

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Charming New

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at $352

Women's and Misses' smart new Suits just received and will go on sale tomorrow, offering the most handsome suits shown in New York this season at anywhere near this price. Suits of Tricotine, Poiret Twill and men's-wcar Serge. Ripple, blouse, box, flare and straight line models. Trimmed with braid, embroidery, stitching, buttons and plain tailored. All silk lined. Special tomorrow

$35

WATCH US GROW

S. W. Corner Michigan Street and Jefferson Blvd.

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The wise shopper keeps in touch with the advertisements of her favorite stores. When she sees announcements of goods in which she is interested, she knows right where to go to find them. She knows when they are put on sale. No time is lost in aimless looking and asking. Reading the advertisements saves her time for other duties or pleasures. When parents decide to send a boy or girl away to school, they cannot take the time to go and inspect a great number of schools from which to choose. They study the advertisements of schools and to the ones that seem to offer right conditions they write for catalogs. When a man decides to buy an automobile, he reads carefully the advertisements which tell about the different makes of cars and then he calls to see only those in which he is interested. He does not start out by hunting up the salesrooms and looking at all the cars sold. These are only a few of the ways in which reading advertisements saves the time of readers. There are many others. Your daily newspaper is full of advertisements which are not only interesting but have some special message of benefit to you. Make a practice'of reading them. You will find your time saved and your money better spent.