Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-30, Page 2 (2)IY4
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4uggiiscr TOPICS'.
•Newadays to be up to ,dete retteo got
* Mete% alteedi tip to dete
• 10, 4 of Me, that% A tailor diee
tozzlaitiv..PriOcgood..s•st, least te,:o o
three w'oeJAS- Ntore thO'-'4eo
""s'.eleiciet"t'pa,y tate onie° 1+,1.4'2 d* tit V.9 .
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coat ttioneethilei t144v4)
oxen:mon hind and class Of' gOadas o
Utta*tder ta *40;11 1ot s ou1001
• and by not 0Velltittra1ng you will ecilize
your investrient •more readily and Make
latispr profit by Lot having y -Our Money
LI up in ithe stock.
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atee-notieo
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bend the they rrrr
14,,•4 41r1 not be any betier. That is absurd
en the face of it. . The peopli don't. Ile
to Come into your store every day and
see the same goods in the 6ame way.
Give theta a novelty In a staple line and
Lem tacitly
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11*$ ' the
weied
_noel 1:t j not quiekenettexeelit
tL dle." ' ' •
'Met 1.1,11 la like the growth of the
flower *front ,tho Wed widenWhen It is
'Planted' t to ill intents end purposes
ettiad and without tie least settiblanceof
Hee but e„.ut
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LUbd.1
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Alas; •it i atedh ' t
leetile newel; but Physient• el le ftdt
In the resureeelioo it. L 0hanged ./And.
rl'olsednr visieb°b4ilft‘°aSt'gl°ry 101 4:11:111libeAut4bta Vbther
likeness of the body of alts gtory" by the
mighty workieg Whereby lie s *Ole to
sodue ell things unto. Himself. The
meiint of trariellguretterl reminds us of
what it &tall bossing' 'countenance stout°
nW«ttoo,----Notbr,ngi wo
u tm, *tr4ttitF40 to appe41, to,
kr let hcilec,e-Thet
fear* leetee LS,rot cviod tuLtie • n
ilitie4 en rent() ta the gatilen.
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°ad Tim INGEST PAWNSIMP
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I s them's, pet/461454.11nd concerns us most,
because it involves the questkm ot Ida.
tety and of reoognition.
There *re six polissof wards emPialed
by the inspired writer in this, mpar-
able Fifteenth `Chapter to the Cori Miens -
that shoukt be put
...s.theetsmitte4tP4s.4.2- .."4-1174/seelli -112-1`1?
/late man is ahead of the tiiTrelims
-----tereabeweeivindowiiillied-welle a season,.
'able display long before the rush and a
• 'week or two ahead of the other storm
lie gets the business when the rush. be-
• ginssand lie also hurries the rush, for
settle peoptesee-the-sew-artielesenutsvamt,
them, also they familiarize themselves
....-ameenetheefir,steeven* dow.sitaniterodemLo_10
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peas to them and the
g&intaut buy ahead efliine to -be quite
sure thatssomebodyelegusw--on't eget- it.
When the rush is on everybody buys be-
cause he has -to. It is the numethet helps
c,seale the rush and turn it 13 way that
• Makes the money. '
1
---,IN.,--0110EttLY-CO=RA
First--"Physleal, Spiritual" -the body
seilental insehesgreve phySleatror
natural body (like seed in the ground).
But eontrast "t't is raised, a ;viable'
'Wier perhaps with, qualities and powers
like Ludo. th� posteesurreetion body of
out Divine Lord, in whieh He oould pass
aseeoded to heaven,
..„SeoandleirlateshrensoltarseThis.,,ess
-stialtsisastrnmeniateeauser
it is sptritua n I.
na Iteeleeltrieseerit•
In of His nature. Such divine poten-
tiaLities
eshaiLhave
as to render this immortal body immune
toetho powera of teriayaand_ death, I& its
bleorn and beauty shall be imperishable.
Third -"Weakness, Power" -The tutu,
raL, mortal body Is also a body of weak-
Just because you have_ cue_ pomplele
will satisfy your
petrons and develop the steady .patron-
age. that you dissire; you've got to have a
stock , of everythingsbut the size of the
stock la optkmal and the beet merchant
, usually has the smelleit stock of the
ensvest goode. A man hes got to bo up
• to date in his business because the world,
sretatea every .day. When we get mar-
riedeand .settle down in. our own house
Wt ' don't want whet mother had. Not
n your 'Mel We want ene of these new
• tangled cozy chairs and an umbrella
. that can be packed in a suit case. -The
stew As the universal cry.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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ten gime
anal I,
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Such shall be the glory Of the risen
Imitate. • ••
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Fifth -"Corruption,• Ineorruption"Do
for our ,•leadleta t.vhat we Will. SO 4the
•Rams oorruption in them conquer and
they at lest decay.
.
But thleseornirdilee,bin. seseleil
, ea i on ineerruntionend be no ion
aliblectelestbealmWitglitainti4,4.e.„
_
71Willre-41esleairroldiStsrattersersoorruer.
ton n tho grave, so oUr resureeetion
•bodice shall see none, and we shall never
pow old or feeble or weak, but ehall
&wish in eternal youth.
*1 ter d• eathr v1toh meat* defeat and 4eep-
aration, all the essential elements of this
euetierateemortotoetteeeleieiliehtillnreete ger'
'ruPt7"4.:144eittli•UareltiAttlirel_reie
'•; t
05
SOX:nt
ie *elle r e ,pe booitglet to
molt Vide by everting, piiejilit" w
when they. Were 'unreel, had the veeli
bleeried by the priest.: 11 is catty in bout•
ef -greet. dietiveso that tiffs ie, brought, to
'the Meat de Mete, Where tour and S. hall
frame ere always leet upon it.•
is invariably redeemed.
LIKE A DANK.
atstfir:
11 be
it1flthCNSUrXeCU0ttb0dY we
-
(never at home with -the Lor
are Ms. -
"Therefore, bekreett brethren, be 6te4141-
fast, tinmotablee always eboentating in the
werk of the Lord, for es much as you
li-tiaw that yoar labor is pot in vain in
Him." S. T. 'WILLIS, LL. D.
11111
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Interesting Gossip About Some ot the
World's Prominent People.
fler Majesty the Queen hes MeV' taken
a great liking for fencing, and is now tak-
ing lessons from one of iha bit -known
fencing 'nesters in England. The mas-
ter in question Wtk3 formerly Instructor to
one of the regilnents of Household Cav-
alry, and boasts of having trained more
first-class, "swordsmen -than etny-othe
own in Europe. He discribes Her Majes-
ty as being a "born fencer," and as ono
who, had she taken up the art earlier in
life, 'would have achieved great promi-
,
tence ea it'. •
The German, Crown Prince is not the
only scion of Royalty in the Fatherland
,rho
is learning a "trade." Three young
sem, of -Prince Frederick Leopold of
Pru -eta, nephews 'of the Kaiser, have
gene to tlie manual labor (raining
sehool at Gro..ss-1.4ehterfelde, for the pur-
pose of taking a course in tiractkal,
varelioni. This is in atoordan.ee with
en aticient tradirion of the Hohenzollern
_ leouse: The eldeet bov. ,Prinoe Friedrich
Karl, Who is seventeen, is learning the
lockernities . trade, and his younger
brothem. ogod fifteen and thirteen, are
being taught caleneloneker's work.
Gantra.clor,., bulkier, Millionaire, art
'over, and first lefayor oi Paddington, Sir
Ian Aird, who has II* relehrnted- his
seventy-fourth birthday, has boa a stren-
ectri and not uneventful life. His grand-
father was a worliing men who was
kilted during the blinding of the Regent's
Canahewhile his father held a subordinate
pesition in a 1, ndon gas oomnany. Sir
_strFt
-- lotur,e-front ' I- beginningee-has__ built
up 'one of 'the argest anti mot auceese-
' bel coritracting firms in the World. Iter -
' taps -Sir JolinteibiggeritonderlakingeW/16.
the dammin of the itei for flve or six
years he teid 11,000 men working for Wm
on the llatk4, 4f that great riven' and. the
huge reservoir 'which he built, *Ming
PaOtid.000,000 gallons ot water atanda SS
one or lite engineering marvel* of Mel',
age Sir John's spare time 1,1,4evoled to
thi, colledien ot art tree:lures, and en-
tertainir.g hierfriends io a right royal
'matinee.
, Nothing has been more touching In eons
114,,aion with the delicate „Iteelfh of the
, "Envrer Of Ail the celestes" Wan the
*erotical ef the 'Cearina to her husband.
'the pomp end eircuattlanee Of the Title,
*ion Court bee made no change itt the
• sin*, unalifieeted Peineose AIN -wheel
Nietriolas IL Wooed and W011 on the bank%
Of the Thames. Ifer tspplee.1 hours are
whets she can lay ',Mike her treown and
,rtay with her ebedren, ettiell other mar-
rit0 litie, in feetedisa been eperit in homey'
iioneitetie dittieS„ er in' studying the ,let
01 the ItuSaian puor. Ste 41_1 read 'all
Abe heat works oh the tingtieti' Poor Law.
gaid his ,pueed ,hetwielf at ilit head 011ie
tvdy charged with the tailionents for
Mot Lew Mkt. Her Majoaly can speak
irt iholodutliel• and can paint, aketr,b,
▪ and SWIM; As a etitteeentst ehe
"foetid totele ' ilitide the Mettinte Of any
nevereper4 rive fivin all lear of the
tetiors she Isni..4rawn terrible pickax*
n't the•ttar,,--drawn 'hkn let * aelenin
Areilit *Wit lh POW, 00%04 amatroiattitV,
Ill 01111404 liotted
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INTERNATIONAL 'LES
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IV,• MAY 3.
what we know Of him in the' go
riarratiee, in the habit of seeking
acuities, and, demanding explanations.
lie was thus of a critteal turn Of mind,
and in the present crisis doeS•not quite
see the relation, of whit the Master has
been saying to the immediate need, or
• te his futellinent of the Nfessienic prom
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1
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and the mode up 1 he p1CgeS
ere taken from their shelves.- checked,
and then placed hi the headquarters wig-
gon and driven off. ilere they are ex-
amlned, registered and put away upon
unie$ 011elvesi or in vast steel vaults,
accosting to their size. and valUe.
g.11111011.4141P4Y` awn
asitoinebiles and thing4 which n� cedift.-
.24%.,MILIMtlaMrltal..fsvallmanv:4
oePtitelf. There aro thousard?"4
cedes chestitut roasters,verambulators,
and even the furniture of married couplei
without children, who may have left
• Paris- for a pleasure tour.
it is quite the thing, by the way, for
• udentesto-letiveeeaseofebooks,..-
wpitinest their tools,efor safe-lreeping.
In this way not only are the charges of
-ij1.4set wriAt.3/14
.oelepcOstor-Aletel
Lesson V. Our Ileuvenly !tome. Goldeh
6. No one come% -unto the Father,
Tpitt, John II. 2. . •but -by me -Jesus continues. to speak in
THE LESSON WORD STUDIES. spiritual,- terms, not eonsenting to be
• dawn 'Ate a diecuesion of objective
Version.) 7. If ye, had known hie -Their
,
alaeed en the text of the Revised details.
reta-
The Way, the Truth, and the Life,.- tion to himself as the feitieei" of the
To _rightly appreciate the opening Veto* Father ,Was of Supreme importance,
es of this xvooderiul chapter we must
remind ourselves of the peculiar de-
cumstanees under which the words
which it contains "were spoken. Jesus
and the eleven diseiples -were still In
Rio upper elentiber in which they had
partaken of the last Passover meal to-
gether, and froni %Wei Judas, the be-
trayer, had just (levelled. Thereupon
the Master had spoken once morewith Et. Philip -In. John's Gosexe mentioned
his disciples of his impending depar- four theme, usually in connection with
lure from them. Then it was that Peter Aratrew. lie was like Thomas Irt his
declared, in Te9P011Se aneentimetion foreiness- tor ensistinge-ottetlie epteefietiait
trout Jesus, that his disciples, would test of personal experience.
not be able to follow him this Urne,
"Isar& ,why etinnot, 1 ibee now?
• 1 will lay down my life ,for thee." Sad-
ly no doubts, Jesus eereinded Peter -of
140 awn frailty. and at the same time
• foretold his threefold denial. Tho con-
versation at this point was such as
would' be likely to disturb -the peaoe-Of
mind of the diseiples, who' began to
have gloomy forebodings eoncerning
what, the immediate future might Wive
in store for them. Ilenee the ,epeeitil
eppropriateness „ of the comforting
w rds with which Jesus turns the eeat-
v Mien, from the to g
parturo • from them, to the 'thought ot
their ultimate reunion and the heavens
le home 'Mall Je31.1.3 de/elated W03 in
store tor them With -the Fathers -The -
entire 'chapter, together witb 'the three
following chapters (15-17). belongs to
Ra same group of farewell discourses •
Jesus.
Vow, 1, Troubled -The prediction. of
fix impending departure of -theft. Mas-
k,' from theme togethe.r with the pre-
diction of Ilia -betrayal ot the Master by
tretrusted eifiiembereede
had filled the disciples .With sorrow and
amazement •
' Relieve in God -A Miele exhortation
g-efeeitte- in Jehovah -en -who
ehey hitt always trusted.
EelleVe also in mei-The apostleo hake
• now, been with Je.sue sufficiently long
and "have come to ,know his diviite ehrtv.
totter and power suffiekittly Welt to
svatrant faith ift )1I111 alSO, 0'011 ifi a
Unto of Uncertainty and after he shall
• haveleit thetu„ • n.
2. My fialtert3r leeuse-The eternal
devaing pla&t of, the infinite Gad. And
hcnce an elipreslort whieh *ria bart'.
• ly warranted inteoteting in any flo,-
0414, 1101tYkOr Theeeseehtial- Idea
et that of the reaenees of Oa. heaVenly
Father to 'tilos?. who Share hislove and
favor, and consequently his ataing
ptate.
Marty IninsUMS-",itot neeesSartly 441
relent sphere*. of -fx1stetioe or 'ration%
Al44rets ,Or bikeeeeditees, refererg
'primarily tho it4/2010s, of, the ,roort
for 441 Christ's tollizra., 'The Word
he the original was often used to des. T.g.
tte* Statlons an a 1.1111110, gm bavin
Itt it tho suggestEcn both Of rest nod,
pmgram .
*would haw, NM you -An appeal, to
!ter tai,th En Itl% (Aoki, and the truth.,
fulnet% 'his Vitinlous Mkehing3,
4 '0 kllow the wety,----Worets s.1:41;zott
' tet tett iindeestanling of %hat
Sem* had a".read,v taligtt theztt trentorn.,-
himeelf 4*M"ii,;4 Motion 4•114,
Q
T CHIEF OF PO I E
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LRS itEFOMIED THE can
cuwaxiiri, 0u4.
ed i ,elci. , 1, Ire;oxfijory:4C:1:714:ii:t1:14e C''
le e 4'4 '
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lateri,,,,
fli
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til te411Y..*:t:
t-, abiiut`tOr-wrivi441;i, :10
t . !,c „eie
hte, re 4 ttik: ltie efeve 'Rave thilegiee ILO
. .e* It0tit‘aaviiineeet leinieteel q ulatit5°W,Iti
retePeate lite standing, M hie' comniiinitY,
i ite leisitieo with lea onipleyer, , Ile also
`00Sew Bait tlie 'claief ,loy of the fateidetied
.P141e6ret mprtvloewirtiontil. "EN14/110te0tillinVeti:l'he' 411ZIllet:
from experienee that having "been 1111 lie-
t4ro was a itiorlal off, ea„ tit the police
le
'
Wa& fiVe
*
-otetet
ped the wrong way. ---
SPIRIT, NOT LETTER.
Kohter oUt.) believed that minor laws
of the eity might on Otml'aS1011 be broken
with no great detriment to the eivie. or-
gani.stri. Petty brawls, harmless eases 4of
letoxleatiees violation of tint traffic
rifinieeSaoil Uie 1ik, ile-a.TTUTrdly reasons
..fof.,*sthLins.eseellee..aittAe4
earned his mea
togeth,er and LbSiled an order directing
them to be as "kind aiid considerate as
possible to unfortunate offenders against
the laws and ordinencee when the cases
are intidetpeanons only, provided (hey
svelessratistledetlea-alle.gedeMenee-wae
purposely or maliciously eornttede
with a view to inuring the pe.rson
property of another." fie and '1h
e• nittrelerittees'In Shirseitoritieniso
felon orliabitual vohdnr -
Kohler ordered his men to warn arid
advisethemilenders peieemallyr-prov
the offense i'as of a trivial nature; and
ut case of a more serious offense, and
where the patrolman believed an arrest
weold result in more harm than good Cie-
complished by warning. he might amain-
panystassprisoner to the waif* station
-wheiss-thesileutenantstemddspaste..
matter, releasing the olie,nder should las
judgment warrant; his action was to be
gcverned, however, by rnernor
which in part is as follows: -
EASY ON BOOZERS.
"I would advise that no person be ar-
rested on the charge of Intoxicition, un-
less it is for the persona own protection
or for the proteetion, of another or dis-
turbing the peace orjhe quiet of the city.
,Also whenever the person under the in-
fluence resides on your' pest or adloinbig
the same, take him to his home and re-
port the facts.
"This ,proeedure is not to apply to any
offence of a serious nature, or to per-
, sistent rialatorsein which cage the arrest
is to be made.Neither Is the'system of
giving a tautioher warning to be made
an excuse for falling to properly attend
te complaints or the proper enforcement
of the laws and ordinances, but it 13 140
he used in the spirit defined."
Officers and patrolmen were admon-
ished to be particularly careful not to
form hasty conclusions, and officers In
charge of station hoace were • ordered
.to keep u complete -record of alt offend-
ers, aril in eiteh morning's report to fur-
rilsh his captain with the total number
of Warnings --Owen and the number of
persons released.-
VEWS IN UNDERWORLD.
Kohler found himself caught up in a
whirlwind ed praise and censure.% Even
-the-mittistemeif the towntookesidetaand
• hayed and lauded the 4hiet ley turn; Most
quarters and explained she was too poor.' Ol those who made public expressions.
••is t • •
tertiiiialleeepeaiieray is in sit
keePing.
MUCH JEWELI.ERY.
On the ffrit floor are of immense
sates pantaitting jewellery, ond many.
pieeeee among them worth SiAttOlti For
my lady knows, when 'goes eolith to
Nice or Mentone or to take the watere
of Abe:les-Ileitis, that there- is no rillige of
eepingolike-41uo-Goveromeld-Mo
de Piete.
There are hundreds of thou.sankof
watches, and simply miles of gold chums
coiled up in cotton wool like hibernating
snakes.
Storeys °beet contain the wearing ap-
parel. of a greet eity; then come Inde-
scribably "nisoellaneous" regkins, and
highest of all one eornee, upon what the
director sadly calls "the regton of sorrow
and privation."'" Ilere are „the .mattreakes
and bed clothing of the poor, parted With
only when -their owners are in desper-
ate straits. Alt bedding', by the way, is
most carefully disinfected by up-to.dati
and eelentille hygienic machinery. before
being put away.
• ints.
C.
t
-
t kit4t iewe'l
long tn Per.294tlits'r
fashigin4
.r% zo'litle" lieu
ii!e 1 1fl). "Itiatee
thaw ?o• •
liiteleariately headed lielte Lep
ed by fashion,
• All the new jewele ane earge° and ori-.
entail ui design.
Braceleas :nay grow until they are
two inches. wide.
Sontaehe, worked into deaigns, is ot-
ter' alli„ed with lace.
The one I • ebeiue .bflitt
C.
•
erirdresCtoile .
Cameo braetlets are # favored fern'
of this year's jewelr,y.
Suit poets of the tailor finish ace
nearly pill semi -fated:
Arbutus Is taking a decidedly Protrtei,
meat part, in millinery
EinineeiCiel7 end ieee are. playing
9.0,1Writa:
4,..Z7 coves traTilf-Fe-lif
he long and tight fitting.
• There Is et strong tendeue.y in the new
e4.41.3 10 dip in tho bark.
Instead icif going up and down, stripes
in the new rollers go around.
Chinese enibroidery. Lsthe thing to 6,e,t,
fo. • •-, -
Embruidered striped eollars haveeut
-
broidered striped bows to match them.
Jet = in good Tete for general
and trail literhad eonee lo regard him „ MANY _RENEWALS. _
as sueh they could not.he said to really The long vistas of. walls are pigeon -
know him. • holed for boxes and bundles. Each. time
From heneefoitheents revt'lltlinn• of a. renewal is made 0, new ticket is stithtd
the Father and hie iniMite love would „peer ebee old one. Count these tiekots
now soon be complete, and their un and you will see how 'tang the article
derstanding of the peat purpose of lira eat been there. 1 flowed one with Val
lift and 'death would bericeloette also be rickets. There vote another little bundle
more nearly perfect. (n which but three francs hatt been lent.
and yet it was covered with a masa of
tickets of many- hues, bectiese there Is a
onkir for each year. .
- About. this little biendies by the way,
• there beg story. Maize, the director,
otticing- the sinalitriess 44 the loan and
Rio astonisaing mtrnber \ of renewals,
caused a litter to be written to the pied -
ger, asking why the butane -had rot been -
redeemed. The woman came to head
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int
9. Dost Mitt not know me, Philip? -
The verb "to know" in this verse, as in
verse 7 ohove, is to be taken in the
sense of "lo recognize." The direct per,
serial addrees of • Jesus to Philip indi-
cates the surprise and pain caused by
Philip's question.
11. Or. else. believe me for the very
works' saks-An appeal to faith on a
higher ground being of no avail. :testis
reminds them of the Moro material
raid (tangible evidenee -01-Ifeeeelevinity
and his relation to the Father, 'which
the entraelee of his -entire public
ad furnished.- --- -
12. Verily, verily -The usual formula
et solenth assurance. .
Greater wot'lit than these shall he do
-referring-to- Tilltade3 • of ziesplritual
neture, such as still oceur to.diay ink the
transformatkin of character through
faith tn. Christ. though -probably
also reference to thre ertiricelee of
healing and similar, acts perfernied by
Rio diseiples in the early- apostolic days.
13.Whatsoever- ye shall ask in my
name -The setoritt please isittseriefiethIC
nom the first. It velem to- the spiritelt
Which prayer. -In ord-Of lee be Teree-tiefee
must be offered.-- That spirit is the same
which lespis,_ exemplified in hi5 -0W11
prarcr,LI
18. Another' Mit-darter-Or, "adVO,
cate"* or. *helper" ; Greek. paraciete.
et,iho 'this Comforter ands Advocate is' to
be Is indieated the next Seititheo:
It lire spirit of truth -Whose
Tort it is to interpret ond maintaitithe
r
truth. ,
, 21. He that' bath my eornmaniltnenta,
and kee-,leth them -Again the 'femur
clause, inseparabte from the, first.
fliodience „is thre oficrefteiated:WoditiOir
,
Win ITfese nwspli unto
granting ct fuller revelailon his
and n tullare understanding Ar)f. the truth
2. ,Itetee son Of
scinetime* slatted Thaddietts or
14,bbeetts tocravare Malt.,10; 3: Max* 3
161.
.13: 'Make ofir abCat, Mi"ith t1191
Witt Ot ii* batV0 114.0,1*.X114
rether"s dtvellitig plow Oorpnere ,*erae
lryd, pct fir pallet verse
91 ts very valuable to you, is it kkoir rivestioned the teaoibility of the Golden
Maize tisked curiously. '
The poor women burst into 'tears., "Ali,
leteresieur," she solthedi `tit le the only
• Ring 1 havo to emend ine of my mother:,
-4117tite- -wee -We entucheeven ler eireFrene
•gevernment Official. The director
promptly gave her back the .bundle and
-V
pa or mse n in mere
eri old dimity petticoat.
•4.4'
eiVH,tk,',T1
r
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\interPrettlion, of the flguratIve
language mplOYed.
M. In my ttara6.0iS tiay
10. Not at lb& wollit tlyclit-A,Vitlt an
ulterior Waite of selfishnesa.'
• ta, Tho,pittwr protitor than r
atte 1;4 men:Vino a% rellevitutte*.•
one Who still,dwoll% tt),Itt 00
earth. Ift-Otsle'r to thus. Nies**, one.ot
-
lekt eke* iv **too* of:
11W Vslivr.
ftA, 44 OW
GOITING
Soon anglers veill be out again.
- And by the brooklet's shore
wilt idly be and fish and then
Go home and lie esQine .more.
MAMA AAA..
. SAME OLD 110Y.
t'
Tee man who sigi)., for the by -gone do
.1.V -tett a' bareka bb''
-13-4he- obeneeeekl bey Area to Alt
"Gee; t wish 1 was -a trianr'
An old physician Woo netted% tori=i
brusque manner tut asidoned
40*k-
:••• lettereileets.
.8
Rule as a police, measure,
"Slim Jake," of "Chi," and. "Dead Ann."
of "York:1 and all the rest of their kind
got .the news by under -world wireless,
-and. puLting•CAeveland/dounzas `tan -cosy
burg," dropped he as fast as through
freights would bring 0*ln. Then these
r,. eliaorresdre
ir.:ttivenews4vertingssouteesttreresessess-seess
tinet-terielener-tesseatelisgeweiseelers..--7--7
tSouttich braid makes a part-mi./tarty-
" sireautiing on the dresetierwalidnie
sleets.
in summer alt white Is considered as
deep mournMg 'as 4s the hot. and sombre'
a II bleek
WORIete.ti hats of rotieh Jae -braid are
offered in brown, navy blue, burnt ani
black.
leeektooessofeseektewettr-trarbiric-pends-
ants' or serole)rectous stones now are *n
favor.
A middle-aged i.videW wears the crepe
ell in her bsnnet, the young one e:,iften
on a round hat. '
• Bordered silks
are sure to be extol-
sively used ia the no* Wale gowns
so much in vow
Many hat brims are encircled- by
rears of wings „that give the semblance,
of a Terry go round. '
The newest. Ot the new soft shodesi
which is called peech blossoms, is the
exaet shade Of the flower of the fruit.
Tailor made linen waists for out ot
door sports are made with long or
short sleeves and with or without col-
s •
ot,
'elide's over the heads, with blackjacks
and slung shots. -14,611.1er look notice' at
ohce and "Slim" and "Dead Anti" and
seen- as were not "sent down° for the
winter. talked it over on ohthound
freights and dee that In some re-
spects at letzt Kohler was not a succesS
as a Gorden Rule chief.
• MEN FOLLOWED IDEA.
Ore the whole, Kohler says he is pleased
with his Utopian police eystem. He has
cue down the number of arrests to a
poInt beleivir tteve-
-land-tor years.---Thougle hasepuetled
ghtIly isomeof the force who- were-ca$t
itt ttte scihetne_411 things rather tr.ore.
Jars,. •-•
The chief' effort01tht,isniakei lust.
now is to make her e ett as slender.
from Shoulder to skirt as paesible.
A pretty effect in a lingette waist is
achieeed by a chifu-shaped ruffle, sup-
plemented by another ruffile over the
sieeves.•
, .
1.apis4azull, lade. malachite.- ruhY,
crystal. and -coral are among the stones
most frequently used for earringa.
For mourning patent leather shoes
sometimes are Wont- but these of dull
-finished kid are in better taste.
Napoleonic collars, the upstanding
rail in which the i"Little Corporal"
buried his determined chin, now \are
seen on many coats. •Ivir
A dainty 'novelty, 10 neckwear
hand embroitered 'strip of mull, edged
with blue, to be plaitedi on the, collar
and fastened with a fancy 4t1n.
A new tailored rig from Paris bas a ,
skirt of sineke grey, but o'root of white,
nearly covered with gray soutacheit
has, a waistecoat of black eatin.
- Many- of the -newest bats are huge,
creations Of Mored or shot metal tis-
sue, and the trimming must be welt
attred-rt-p t1W----a-owns1rsofterr
the, effect.
Ilenr:ettft cloths, nun's veiling, Crepe
dt, thine, chiffon cloths, dull sales,
broadcloths, serges and inciheira aro
among the favorite& for mourning 'tab.
ries.
So necessary have scarfs beteme te
every sole of 'costume he ra.ris that
teachere of °deportment there are , now
giving lessons in the proper manner of
carrying them. •
Paris Is • unreaSonably Insisting that
-umfrarisirorks. -shall- have traines-tha -
will-sasesteltsnpoissalsiesitoorsslett
den has been slow to -fellow 'thee man -
dale.' and _America yeill ignore_ IL
s
reethode.• A lady ealled him. in to treat
her baby. Who was slightly idlieg, The
'dear prestribed castor oil. "Heti do -
tor'
paolested the _rung _mother,. *testae
, 7 •
(A is Such ,an, 61' otaahloned, remedy.
°Modern:" replied the. doetor, *babies are
ofd.leslikautd things." • ,
A Xi.' who nev pocket,
orney solve 14:4 n tsiichokts.
nrowz, Oder Mrs. George VeMettilt.
tittle Johnny, Who ft now *even Vet*
15 heir to $10,;0(4.04. *M the
Aisne be 1N-. twenty will be worth *Witt+
$30,000,900. ,lle has, throe peittlel 11..
dente% owl* yacht, -and *ben travel,
bt'is,acoottipttiled )ay vt special phisidm
4,troz,c‘ *Valet, tWo helditednt Mx Mates;
fitervaritc- SOMA' 11..13`t
, tidiest baby America, . bow
he bby boiy lately born to Mr;,
Vandtt'Ult* bPotitottl! .1:11)04i0t1c.
mertbor000, *!ilould retard ,spelt *r* top
settiott, with * 0ontemotoeus,anlif; for
00, ibets firOWles baby by OeMe
fOu. Vie Vanderbilt.lotingiter
*tat*. fortune of $60.0ROMei, lila Mother
being * 141Aa Virginia, Fair, gotob0
$10,000,4300-ot bet,' own at her Mittlistaa roam
.10 AM to ber-buaband'i tiorturie onya:
4040. lb* tieheid. be)* 4* the. lainead,
1gnOrtit&,„ 1%,/tin**11-Vietil,,gmt emit*,
reer414 ,mittionitiest,*hal*, rand
a
a the men live, ,geeteettl, liv
to ithe idea, Petty family (tilde have
been Wetted up; boy gunge, full ot
chief rather than 'have been
showriAlte-eroroftlitir iveysrand Avant
,deting. toot have best guided home, ltr.
too of to !the station bottle.11 th
-
/kite wooktrather P,'rttn, Odin ,in," it has
not 44iraed, to say SO.
***** AconsAA.4.40.1‘ .4.144.A.14,01
,p`,PAIMAISNIT$r.
<Wen sitlextutdr0 private apartnierits'
in 'BUtkiristbain Patre are itif Style bte
fitting her ***lied rank: The *Maras,
obtli*4 Is an lmmenae reeitm.in'tifitheoenitlittlig
,One 4side itentItt the bedsteitd.-a mentor
:be
*mar ot ettt,v41.v., touttutindopturty.t, sitcuit,slablorktsixdan
At *11 round. Cittlein% are rei.
" entirely letteetaree
itt Rio roput *100, *Oa loge
4,
11,'*4V11:4401.4"tobSbeltritlituity
itkottit* riot loot On on
‘t
bed behito ,ariother room
toheo4 Oti the oppoine
bother are the beillt.
1 tted lip with mob*,
lier, and the botAtir, 44000.,
,
atitieie
A
,
- • q. now
is used to edge the skirt. It is iut in o
arabesques; ° with a finish bt soutalte.
end ttitit a further onaanientation \Of
fitaittess embroidery - ,te toutid on tha
t----fregile---of-ttet frock's,
Maid' Vaffets-14 are smart. The Mg.
ttoel:s are most used. km the stiespherits
plaid. and the btoeta effeet SONIt
1:6 .11ave more ;titan
The neWeidea is to elit e0e. silt see that. ,•
'there., he * front
and ili4J,•on the bias.
The son Of rieleaVaYelietrit
tnialtge by bittl, but by no
AaVage Inhis merinos.' fle *
tighly riiitizM Ulu, eptaking
tly4 w,(,*rinit ttirepten . ot011teat
tat * tp*Itsioft 14t playing ithe
'end illatetting to the gramo bane.
TO hf. peels Jiirntulil is Cleat
hospit-
.b1indlieettereittie 11° you peld hint *
leitkyOtt,IVOuld find * etwatiat brick build.
itig act *pert tot you,vsnct *it go
speekttig, ow* valet ‘toll at to looIC
atter you; The valet ateep6 at ue
dorit at night -Ail ani eilgt,t P,`,4
carol Sot. At night str On have I
*lit& 0,060000.4, Ute
itutat, dor, ef 11,,h.
pley to you oei tott
Magktyo*I0G.TM 11,s
hie home*, *
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