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: VOL. xv no. 52. CRANFORD. N. J., THURSDAY/FEBRUARY 20. HH3. T11KBB CENTS

. SANITARY MARKET_.A Inspected and passed by U. & GorenmenU

11,' 1)8194 MM North Avenues. . if. j .

two-ton Brunswick refrigerating plant in bftvement, «faieb isthe beat and moet up-to-date system of refrigerating knows to•dene*. All meats are at all times protected from. dost and

i-by T»eitig ineloBed in glaae eases.

"Miatir TiaKTBufUrt Egg» aia~F6utery:"Ii you want it good got it at Irvings."

RUSHED THROUGH6 . 0 . P. Memters Again At-

tack Wilson's Measures.

,aai • » • • • A «*«l* to* Mport'tbttn immediately inT D i l i V ."WfK*. Tbta'wu. done Ifemdtyl D I L L v i>Wit, and tber w«r» pUctd M eKond

• fttatiania Leada Attack,'AMftaMymaa Rlcharta of Atlantic

City.jplnorlty t«i)«r. led to tbe attarkBut H did not make an? procrtn a*ib» $»m<wrata bud derided that tbebills tpbouM nnt be chanced o- modifl<«il . The amendment* proponed wvr»tbo#*'*hrrb the rteputillrRturRiAtntatoed *Mld eliminate the dimfrmnt* fra-turertof the Mil*""They provided thatthe ifrftwirt* nhcmM not apply tu

W»a.r«,of Piana to Center Playa.

of Balattd Appointments

«iji)M l«nc« i . 1-Trentoa, X J , f« U 1!> - Bowl«1 orer

.vd •Caicrnor WU«tenm_rolli»r." tti» Kepublhan*

fcuiid ibvlr t^ij^^itluki tu I lit? auil-iruoUlta, Which u r n I'iisMsl lij (lie tiauw

to. hitrc Itttiu i'tlei ( A*in a couf«vr.i-e with tin-I-JIK-U

ti»f Moaday. tttt* (mu.-o liciliuimt* followrd tbe lead pt tbc tnujnilt.i in thr*fr»T» and UDWI ii|> Miltdlj fur 16*"VortHtratlon bu*leis" .ii-jmrdHj ThinraUtk-aUou of tbe iiH'NSurej* nun Uie

"Bi«n>«*p~lSdJlorw »£-iiilliif tliPm~lo thriMietuor tor hi* vlcu.itui«, nut) die |in>cvrtliutx were burrivd In ulik'r tu li«i#U)v uiUi-lal aval pljtfil uu ttiviu. VfHi|«rollOfl wan plica On tlir

of tiw Rorernor b>- the 0 O P repn*wrotatlrea brrauM; of the WBJ- ho wan•hie to manlial liln forn~< itml tidvvrtr tbfl proimiauii dunpltp thHr•quintans, 8#o»tor Cde» oxprwuredUw a«btlm«at of a ouiDbcr or hU coll««4pica wbaa, aa tbejr w«rt lufftrlDgtb* atlng of 4ffeat, h* atiouted. ••ThxnkOod. New Jerawjr Is to low the inaowhu wuuW plaw Hi* »utn uu tui'h w

veoate pared tb«bill* taut w*ek, . u j nftw

Monda? tli» n

way (or themrettne tb»rnlilj d<»fr

WE GIVE AND REDEEM

REALTY STAMPS$ 2 . 5 O in Goods or

Unjr uf erfttw: 4hi>t tber «hnnldnot a fact icrewnvnt* of mnnufirtiirera n tit prlrea with retntler* on their

ot tbe ntntutML ClilMn mirh<r»re nutdir. Mr JtlohJiPflu a*M>rf«<it•mall.hi!»!ti<w> wnTilii jn- rripptMl androrpofiittonf would bn drtfun o n | oftbe friitre

Tlu>}mtnnrttr iMrtn- al«n tntn» r>««iitl(i|t r,'qi)wtlun the nfiiteof a(^«««ir» U\ uirnlnl the »»MIIIIIUwith )he nuiobt>r of PiirtHimlinnit tn he«ffwtjirt by the Wlln. he rm-enm d^rtv«tiJi» fho utare from them nnd itipprnhaM* Jimnunt tbe «tnir would lim*by fhett wnforr-crauiit Thii paper <T«»tdhl«t t»r ilio viit.. of HIP

oftbeOnmfMd.

elienU. We invtU conaulUtion aad ingoirfc*from our depgeitora. - ' ' - -

Inieroat ia credited monthly on, deposit Roeount*' of $500 and t?ver, aulject to ohvok.' Sptctal ^tin>e eorlificalea of depuait

Tlfe Company »oo«pta wcHrit if» for pg,and if ,<l«aired will cuH*ot .tfeo iu1er*st or dividends.

' Our CWK<M for'tliesa terrieM art>'moderate.In ttoconlauoe vtith law, our Tru»t Eatatea a.r* k»jpt

t h C » i n ~ V f i i > i i

invite inquiries""TfuafiS

vt frrnff fl o t \ht CoBHW03f»inVfii>ia* to nppointtueut aa Kxeoutor e,nd

\' ~ r "

jpttU<tnp mith tho till*

to tfmtvtwprii t c n *

and itrinir <ih««nautli tit. wblch be baldthey notr du' #

Aflei ttn-y rwtiiied that t h yOTt hMtiv ilvmt tbi PhMiiien the He-PHhllriiiM niTf mure nilhi la their op-pmiftlur wbrn tlie niixtntirea rearheitth» thml parting jeMettlaj and rotedfm J^oae tb«r recflnlni a* "rvaaoa«bi«.i a* b*d been done lo tb* aanat*by tt| G. 0 I* pontlnifent

»uffr«(|atti.l «dde4

wbeu ho nbandnnri) the executlTe of<Ooea otttl »|»Vit tbi' dny In a nrlrateapartment Inibx mplfol. where be wiu

ttmu llif «u(Trm(l«tH «wl-pt»»tt,Ihit r.«nri t\\t\ ulr.f«l.n

h iIn

Tou can u*"e your REALTY STAMP book the name aa your pocket-book, and buy $2.50 iu mfirhiti.lne to your avrii_»«l«?ti<ni MI dry

n*o rrftnli

furniture, or receive $2.00 ash from any store where lUmpt are given

the fxwni lv* «|M>nt bUtime in jlx'fntinu iu hu Kieooimtphar.

Ttli>-n»vMlliK r>n the fWXIInttua "ft'emnt in. 'inn thi' tuillut «•«» held In tin

i>r a M M •'"iiimiitpeftf M>nat*and li'Mii"1 mill iiml f«i-| lUHuuutc-U forI hi- itroi M ttMimiim ,,f (he Mir M I

i tin- -.im inns H^i-iMlilr otininU>riiifj«- tur thi« biin<lredi( of

v.fi-> I.IIIIU fuiiu (til pnrta orI l»- I'-illit U h

All tin- Klitt.iiiK >|Hif oo tbeand KnlU-rlPht ut tin* ii4*>eiij|)ly

Shapiro's department Store1O13

alaatn muny of the (l«l«yiiif» forxutbelr Brrimluiiu-a ilnoraui HII<1 r||tnbe4o window Hlliit'iind otben «t'iiKj nn

cbnlr* and dt-nkn ID urdcr to hear and

•The-- jtovrrtior—dld—Dot—expert—tlmx-i lng thnt hi* rwelrwl m h» <

of National ReputationPHONE 1<5O.M 17 19 N UNION AVFNUB

^Select Poultry and Heats

, • PALACE MARKETHYERS BROS., Proprietors.

Fresh Sea Food

group nUoul him. th*jr explained totbe' 'pre«ldent eltn-t thnt^nejr *er« par.

tbetr voting fur (hem aud repreaentthem In public atf/dn. Thim lira, ttgb-

n Quwu of VM*t*on took a pink tornfronTli«r r>,iu^«ndibniiiled It U) tbe gvj-ernor. Anltie aciepted It gradoualy beremarked: "fjidlen. I urn anrrouuded."

*r»hoae89. REASONABLE PRICES. 16 NORTH AVENUE, East

: TtltpboJM

Fruits* Vegetables and Canned Goods.

Special 23 EASTMAN STREET

Ii.-'H u HllVI'lH ()f! l " " I'Ulltlllllt*

be miitfb»iHB No nixiiipr hudVijtSm r»1ST

akera at tbe bearing for the anf-

•and her hmbuiid. former Btaatur Sena-tor Colby; Comellu* Ford, prenldeot oftbe state Kedentllon of Labor; SUt*

a o w C m z Q j Aand Dr. Anna Shaw, president of tbeNaOoBttl SuSrnse n»«ocUtlon. Amottgthe reprcentatlven of tbe antla w«»Mint Anna Uiftaa and Mlaa Ana* Me-{lvalue of Trenton atid Mnk Lootula ofPlatofleld.

To Regulate Thealar*.More atrlniifnt revolaUons for tstaV

t«n> uri» IIULUT dt«t'UK«li)M Iti tbe rtnata,and twit prewnt rondltlow H «P(>«ar»

11 In- cburt b rvpMHM-ntatlTM will bej iba mBmctnent pro

- % The ftuHUuiiaitJoiu.rJMirceil.hir. tkk. p•iotTng »» E\«oul6r or Tru»tr» are fixed Ejr aUtifte,are iio greater thwH tK"e^ ^^"yf'^ *{* t m l i i d j

Safe depoait *aulu with aJl modern

The Cranford Trust Gompany,CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY.

•i I J

il SHAPIRO'S. DEPARTMENT STORE

t7 UNION AVCNUC

Week Beginning February 21st.

DRY GOOD! »BPAMTai!liNT

Roll Collar Sweaters $Thli U a rhftneo fill' men and women to Ivoy v

tlonul wotlh fit hliihly lnt»rtiei|na; price*. Ir tvit act)»v»B»t«r(i'iwjw, diiK-Hiint fular* notttl* and |»»'ki>t me ||.?8. thla aaje

«f one ln«ur«a-w»i^tbT^«irajrtitt» for m»oy

jtertof e m p 'ly In need of a

Youth's Hand Welt Shoes $1.98- Ricamaa PBiCK fa to

! Styliih, Good LooJdusJluntwnir that will (flm mllea and mill*. ! of uuiiifnrtahle norvlw. .AH\vtm tt(r*tri><i)t om«lructloci, b l b lsS thnir nhaiie aiid lubka ti/thn » « ' • " to 13H 1

h'J

E-* "

* Bnv'a H ^ r l W^Ir SWn»

Uoru it(-ojilto{»i w h k h w l i l ataml [ilonty of wvar and tear. Bug-'U l».u»t—Jiut the thliin fur thu tuy whu likaa to be uuntlnually on

;| Wanted-An Extension Telephone

WHEN the telephone bell rings and yoix arein another part_of thetiouse—it requires ef- 'fort andpOMiblyotairclimbingto.answer it.,

An Extension Telephone placed in a different,part of the house^wbrere most needed—will frrer ~venttbia-annoyance-and waste of energy. It will,,MVC manylieedlefls sjeps and generally increasethe efficiency o f y * 1 '

Coupon ofCotipon oxPALACE MARKET.

March 15 th.m « t » A b«Brrn«-*tt«jUrted yeater-—,.--, Le««l«> - . . . -^__,board* of edacatjuu tu appoint femora-

that ft wan deMrailaetf

Mil

and by making-a. purchaae of25a. or oyer you

otbir"Per»OQt/J take a child to * tbMtet win dlKi»w3^>«d7jriU be reportedBALTY STX

ot U>a book.

Until March 15tL

PJ-1- T- • ; - •

,-_ftjsn -.mmm^^

v*»1 '*!• '.1*. * ^_

when compared with tb> life .mask « v l

„, —. 'pater-i»triae" wlUTsltrin**darlr* life I» a long one, afld tbe chiefiiattirn iirr*"!"'1 '''•"""•hHtifllT. are

£SL^«»S5 '-->r.. -/•*

THREE COMPOSITES, COMBINING CONCEPTIONS OF FOURTEEN ARTISTS.--1r-thi«lmlM.r»1-17»,-fc-H«wdi!it 17«. - - * -O. B«h.m 171*

17W. 7.-81. M.mlrt. 17W. t-Wrlttht, 17«3. »>-C.-W. f.«lU i V t 7 M M 4 W t l l 1 7 ' »

• * ;

Houdon, 17*5. 11—Oul«o»r, 17»9,'

First President Sat For Numer-ous Artists, No Two ot WhomSaw Him Alike —UnfinishedPortrait by Gilbert Stuart Nowthe Most Popular Conoeptlon ofthe Father ot H

17M. 18,-8-..q

ej-Shsrpl.s,

T exist probably nioKS n«-Ihetitlcated portraits of Wuih-tngton than of any, other itrvittpersonal*- In history. ,3f«w

h» actually looked jraa Well known to-day. but It ls .a remsrkibUvfact thatno two painter* caiue ui'ur producingtdinllar faclnl expression*-of the Tit-thvr « t III* Country 8U1L aojuft, g»iu

-been la.aU jhg_arll-.tii,_ajid _u

\a -"jff (

atud^of atir one of the pictures .aboveprtU'bearVuf Ifit-«lnfriuMiiJ

5ticated original portralto oMbc work

i of about tifteea artist", native and for.

•Itttuc*. Waihluctou Vkm « very |tleut allter. To <Min'rl(»i Wllnon IVnlt>mloDA tie lat for rlllUt dlfforeut l>trait*. - ;

It would be dtffll'ult to d»terinlu»which 9f tlTe nutnvruu* portrait* most

Xte UJfy p ^Acuity It Increased When out consider*that In auch 4»tall§ ai tho color of

«t tb» face there are .marked differbut-tola dlaagrwiuout-cau- lie.

Hcooctled by the fart fhat-brtdate of tbs> Drat portrait and I ho hinttwenty-six years elapsed, a pwM dur-iBf which Washington parted wltlt hislaat tooth and bad to make 4he best«( UMTtrr crude artindal teeth ,of tbe

r»<'".

MASK FRpM...Mfi......'What ahouM be conaideced tbe mod

wtKOj modeled face of WMhlngton l«(b* platter mute made from a rut U-

'kMt-bwa Uf»-br4»«n Autolue-MoudwCIt French aculptor; lu 178.% Tbe «tnte• t Virginia dwlred a aultatile aud nceorati_eJSUEL-ia,mi!ri)l«t of licrllluntrl

i aon^and the Prettch'doulpior««BHalMtOMd-t»-&*k» k^-Ho~^WMount A'ernon In Uie-f«ll of 1TS5

1MU1MO as Wo»nln(itonii gm!&i_Jodtftnlfht studying, tbe great'Ms<po**, action and physiognomy:—*

•enlptor made a jnold of "Washington's" "" ~" " tnatty ~iue«*urt>uti»

rginU gave bln% {J.OiHlbla^S«in5tea-:i«tt?len6th statue,

which WM dellvwdin 1788?*a4UiS>i.I eight ywarj-itfton;, «Sa ^

Tim IIfi' IIIAHII AIM) tbe profile uimlt'with the |>li)»liiiiulriiiv. tlirn. ioil«tlllli* tin* otilf nun lu»l«f d<M titnrulnr.t»lit«<iif«* «>< lin\i< of

lalutiTi nuil sculptorslartialtH math* of hi.

theMau> or Hi'4

Iffen hit limit

l« lillu l<» atti-iii|it In i iiininifi1 the butilfvd* of tlit>u>lHiid>i of co|ili"n>f It «II1L'IIHV.. IH*II iiiudii In tin- lilnt ItilliUri'iji-api A miiKiilllti'iit |>l)>n> of |Kirlrahire fmni H twinili'ot iMilnt «f view,I* liclil b) lullHont Tr\VHKIII

lit wlili'h tin- Smart lmrtrnltN am111 t ^ t

in" lit* rritk'Um.'.leaV.luit. f«'f TjmliitprMo rUiido""tlie .work of n l>ootb« rao»l: part, t int ta«"k

FII?»T PAINTINO 1772

DhirVen tVlUbo l'eal* In 1TTS. wbeuWaihlna-tbii wat forty, iwluted the fu-_

1 ilnitlsl Imvu luarrinl the lldellty ofninli<rj[ilerv. i ; r

h a w IH'UU troubled frvquenly with tobthnchj^-'The remedy

took tbe ordeal be bas left In a letter:to a friend ••"Inclination having jtWo^ed to Iniport'uult)." lie «-««•.. "I ajuio«, contrary to all eipetintluii, tinder

lbe;haud- g t l i t , lVabE. UuLJUi.*'jfrHv^

under tb« Influence of Morpheus, whennoun' critical mn;ke« nrj'

n?rrwm TiFTtirre'iT;1 iu-agwrnimrwhat uianut'r of man 1 aiu "

During tin' uext thirteen'}ears Wash-ington IHVHIIM' reconciled to bating bt<

year be wit to Pealo nud tu HubertVine und HUbuilttiHl tu ttn> nimoj-

auce uf-bu\liig n mold made u f h U faceby HouiUui. Wanblugton trrotf to afriend who desired him to alt for «-im->-)-ltrait: "lu fwj» pennyr in-for aIs an old adage. 1 atn so hackney pit tothe touches ot the paluter'a tieiicll thai

at hand was~Tttfrtnlnly efficacious, butoWn~wWTFWo

pa lly 17SU Washington" wns Visitfalse turth. und lit I7U.' hW last toothmm lirawn In 1TIKI IU<JMI| a Ui'U iiudmote (-o-illy net of artltlvliil tt'itth, autlwy JlthMlilm iH'llnr, but wliiui tuna

lH>rtniiT"hP"M t w«?t. trl**iV

follows: C. W. Peale. Slmlrlfre, Don-Wright Pine. Houdon. J. Peal*,!

Itamage. Mme <!e Breban, r,ulager,jia-agif, Trnml/ull. A. IlobM-Uon, |rtVttJnuiler.'stuart. K. I'esle. Sharpiesiiid Jit. Memlb. - - )

painted h|nf from life, and i

Ptlmt the great W.-U

Tbe iwrtralm glu-n

tOACH RICK of CoWmbla Is putting candidates for the varsity

^ roWlug through a strenu.iu.row ou the' machines In the row-

- bree

wholar at (ixfonl. The friendly run-ning duels lirtween Jai'ksonnndTalierat Oxford (ertaliily should \* worth»ithe««slng.

It would not be unrprtslDR to see Ta-

niller. The"ltrownonIfln~i<!i««MI Im-pro\ejnent In-alL-bU nxrex lawt sea-mn,and ar sooa «* be rfds himself of the

».,,.lur....... of the wet. und get them lu

wlltlon for tbe r«l * f hrUiif out In the .hell*In addition f» a ***

t m<>n ' r o s J - S ^ J Ktut, .quad and freeman

ridlan. ruei.Hiirlni: Vlx fe<-t t«-» Ini-hesitncklng», nml • weltrlilni; 17,'.

mirul* when he Iwik bfr mnonse of burgi^wf^t In 17r i "•Krom lUjr-fcum** Htithoritv it ».I_J

,1 that Washington bml "blu.' u-ray ..Ight which finished third atf«.nctratlni- ey«..- whl.W ni* wldrty < k**P»i» laat Juu« are In evidence

ItrM oVerliunit" l>y a heavy r year- < . . , - _)« )l«lr wim <lark 1

l ine to Mercer, altbniigb »lhprne dc-'-rllx1' It as re<lill-li Then*,

were also tin' mute reminders on'bisICP of mi rarljr attack of nniafi[p<™In 17H» Senntor Ma<-la> <1PW rtl»-ii

Watt.blhi;ron n» liming n "frauip whli-hwinild l>eenj t<> want filling up, hi*DlotlotiK rather slow than llu-lv; bincomplexlo'n plilf mi}, nlinont cadiiveroii<<; lilt- tube holluM " iiwl IIIIN-tlni-t, owing, im 1 l«'lli.»i'. to nrtltb lid1-cth hcfnn* bin ilpi*r Jaw, which •>•••ttSlllllH II HlltllCKM."

Toward tbe .rlose of bis life Wash-ngtun told (li-ITenniii'thBt bi> was Kensl-l»I«,of n ilocay'^f. bIr licnrliiK.—'rhlit tin-'

ttvi hud l»(;«'n'titw<'rvnV»- Marlay. whotiotwl n» one of thelii 17MI-flint fh*> iiwined -111" >nnfe"(.'(WHIhnmor thiin I eVi-r iuiw. Him, tliouuliho wag Bti.deaf that I UeHt'te bt>*-heardlittle of tho conTenwtlon."

Qrcwssms 8ouV«nlrs ln-th« Phlllppinti,Among the Igorrotes are xtlll kept,

the skulls of certain Bpanish loldlers-liefore the American occupation

In 1WW." It U nimored among tbeVlinyu tribe that as late as 1800 Igor-rote bead buntprs iiddertTraore of thwsf

» trophlm to their family col-Tretioi7&7 "It. Is believed that the gplr-

of Iwliiyulpil eiipuili">t will heconifthe Slavic of tbe lgorroti-H lu the nextworlil. . Dr. Ji-nkH, who studied tho

rnirTrjmliu'wT that-liiinHng^v)|sv

M c b n has closed nrrantre-nifutn -for the BprlnK tnilnlni? trip ofIi,. ltio<iU)ii nine to AUjrusta «

I'lajera IhiuK In tbe enst with the cor-rcs|puM(lcntsi will (P> by ateaiualiULJnllher rbqrleaton. H. V, or Hnvuniiiji.;n . thence liy rail to AuRtistn «Tbey

«ill foreiik caruji iilKnit March 31, probnhly play oqe ur two pxblbltion pniiiPTIn Itli limnnil, Va , nud. Ill Wa'shlnptonApril '1 anil :i. rcUimlnir to O[H>II Kb-U-H IH'lil with tbe Newark d u b onhjuturduy, April .ri.

Tinker, the Cincinnati manager, an-noiincpd that:lx)ud<5rtnl|k, the pitcher

from CJIragg In thP rtyep'ttraUc, bas 6oen trVdSl :tor" Mordecal:Urpwn. Jbe tbn>e fingered iiltfber, withIx)Ulsvllle. If Brown Id notutble totakii hi* turn In the lk>i he Will beu»ed to train the young pitchers.

Tbe erection of a nftw athletic atadl-um for the Princeton Athletic aaaoela-tlon U now. practically a certainty, ac-cording to Dean McClenahan, chair-man of the board of athletic control.There dre nttlt a nnmber of Importantdptalla wiik'I) muirb«~worlfe4~6Tjrb*-"fnr« nny ilMflnllff nnnnpneements can

Hurt of tc«t of trlhul Htreuiitb, Viilorandnullity." 'I'll*' kafo kab In the feastheld to cvlebrntc tbe toklug of nil «'ii-pun'» liemL—Ohrlrtttto HtiraJiL—-— .

PirRapi Thtra'i Somrthlna In That.Miithcr (repruvlugly)—When 1 wa_j

yonuK Klfl* never thought of doljig tbethlUKa they.do-today-.—^^_=c'"'

liauKliter- WitlU—tliat's why theyOiiVn't it» tliftt^-^^nft

: Thestruchire-will costwill seat tuore than G0.OU0 iKTsoriH. ItWill lie jerected near university field

jjt-1. iiiiil»r-)mnl «inn.000 hn« nlrpntlr —rn,.been collected from nlumnl.

Tberi< Bbo'nlit be spnifl inrpat mileracea lit Knglund next fall. Normnn8. Taber, the -Hrown university »tndent who jjavc A. .N; 8; Jackson-of

JjUK-land a great battle In the 1,500meter eveutnt the ktockbdlm Olym-piad, will'be n college mate of ifacfesountOxfsrd unlvemlty. Norman follow.*

itPhoto by Amerliun PreBS Assotl.itlnn.

Tsb>"r, Or-st Mll«r, Whp Go«s to Ox-- ford Unlvtrsity.

teudency to-do too much louflnt; In tbeearly Btagesiof races he U likely Utake a few falls out of Kather Time.

Taber. Combines the highest excel-lence in scueUi-shlp and sports andeasily U tbe.mostdlstingulsbt'd nbodesscholar-America IMU sent to OxfordsinceWttrfea^ScbUtCUie Otd CorilclllnniHMlmicer. wan iippjtrlbuted to Oxford's 8Ucc«and«roRs country runuliiir..likely to make much athleticfor the Dark r.lnes.

CouHt league provides fo*r the NCUKOIIto open on April 1 nnd close ou Oetr 26:•The 'fifth ttumfai regatta of the West-

ern Powerboat nsgovlutlon will beheldon the lllnols river at l'eorla ou AUK.0 and 10.

Johnny Kllbane, the Americanfea'tberwelgbt. champion, bag finallysigned articles to box Johnny Dundeeof New York at Vernon, Cat., on or.

J8b5dMLi»baatAiii!_ios-

. H i * Mithod.Tom—Yon upend altogt'tlicr too much

money on liiat girt, Dou't jou knowgirls'n-lwnj-8 accept "everything a mun

ibl Jl

, lnrk-Stup I do.(lip ninlforinnlliMi of tlii< nioutli by

JhA.Jta.i»JB|i)U-*wtttaC -srrjttt.

Uek of conc«rd."ETe»nnTlirHio<leltBTf itnlsrra~ltvii?riib £ nsmunmrrwtrtW

TBc'curc np|X!iirs ti> Ilint p inH'ii almo«tas bad as the dlseusvl

STUARTS 'OPPORTUNITY'""SESfirTa t iWers WaVohp atfor dolbirv Ho" wns poor for" miiuy}e<irN, nml nftiirlie linil ilttnliitHl fainohl< nffulrH Hen- ofli'u lu sni-li condi-tion IIHII b(> wns i-om|M'lliHl to ri'dcirt

»imi< other InnrtHKc-priii'tlces to«p_filiMli»-4t» lWf-hJTO_ovej' Hj'iJsN,_

lu \V,K> nmt i his opportunity topnlnt n imrfrnlt of Wnslilnittnn, hutytiiiirt-wim not KutUtU'il-wllir (lip

th«y are tleUucatlng tbe Hues of luyface,- It U u proof,- aiuouc ujany-otb-

picture. It Is nlno n.v.er|pil thnt Stuart did no t tin til):-. iniLsold jL.uith

TntofwhB.Mnrtilt-Tind-CTr-hTnrrmt nr- B*# coples-of-It-tlmt-lmHimdf. Hecompllob. At IlrHt I van its imiMtifiit f made ft full length of Washington furat tbe rviiuest aud as rcwtlte undrr the ' tbe Mnrqul- of l.niiKd^wiic nud thenoperation ftf a >~olt 1» of the Mildte. n head of the KntliiT of His Country.Tit* next time 1 vnbmltted xery rrluc-1 known HS the Atheuuciltu iwrtralttautly, but with less Oouudug. Now ] tr&vtt the fact that his widow sold Itim dmy horse lumen mow nvidlly t » | t o the Itostoii Athenaeum, with n com-his thilli than I to the painter's chair." > pauli>trp»inrait «f Martha Washington,

Charles Wilson IVnle J«lnted l>or-', tvr i l . frtltraits of Washington fnmi life In 177-J ; This thlnl )>ortrnlt show* "only tbe177J, 1770. 178-t, 17Sa 17S7. 174M and i bead and the bust, with much of the17IKV, The portrait ,(No Si reprmliinHl detail unflnlihcd. and Is fll»o knnun nsOcfiTwTi" palmed In lTMt-amt was ivn ' "Stiwrfu imllnlslnxi iM>rtralt of Wash-.RlJcrpd by Ibo imlulcr n< lil» btr»l • Itutloii."

1V*I*» painted It ta make'* niNtiotltit II l< »»Lil that nt uiiy time Stuurtengraving. aiid^W,-SihTn«on. UH-II In ( f«'ll the n w l of nion«} hi- palntml n

M« blnithnH' iT«Htnis~ replica of tliis Aibvnticidii imrtniltriTtTaiT'whicF" . - - - - -—=-"«f.,r iii-mi >.

tmrclitttiHl lij the late-Ji»^|'b l latt l . |«lctnriw )of~l'bll8(U'lpbi.i_ln l^ft. «u4 It U-I'ricr o<

of hi* famlU— ' «Ubw art. tlit< lii'dt) i

of them.nr

hate

NeJftto thetint,tlw. French

' tir

TrumtitHl171W

clrcuwitftnciX8~j.ij.der »tih-h

ottnjrtS, patoftd

I'm.'.blowlug in ..•mine.—MosjonThat's the ronnon

"WNo Common Coward. v

th all yolirJ wealth arc ydy.notgfrnld of Jhe^ jirolctarlat?" asked tb*

"X«, 1 nln't," Hiiappcd Mr. Pueorlch."\V(> 1)011 nil our drlnklu' wntcr."—I'bll-njlclphiii Loilgef.

WirslMS,- "You- «eem- to know- «""great deal-about Mrs, Womfiat's affaire. I didn'tknow you moved in the' same circle."

Herald.

A Familiar Saying.

Ills good name."—Pltfcs-

~~J^ ^HlQt.Whilt"^"l^ youship?" be n

Most RtmarkaU*, •"I met. n. remarkable woman yester-

day.""This Is the nee of remarkabloiwo-

ly reinarkablc. Sho thought her hug-uu imu~enoufi?ntireUig"?npe io rurr

Hadn't Look.d at It In That Way.

ZUS-tfeSJ-a-Whtet,gf jujumiopalte- In.tfaBt-tQcatlon.^Judge: - -• — - ^ . . ~

-Reflteted Hsr Nature.

"My wlfeimust be botli clever Andbeautiful."• "Ah! You l*llpr(» In nppncltiw mnr.

jlitC. theny—Philadelphia Bulletin.

. * Marine DisssttrlChollle— Her hopes of marrying the

- d * - - Monnat—were-- <lai>hed-toplece» on

KegRte-Ou what rocks, CbOllie? -Chollie — On the rocks

sunk. In Wall strectr-Judge.,,

nnnterp-stir: , _ --Inscrutable smltenl^

^ m y son, your motherad ou her face thIiTnorubag_-wben 1

lght ktold her business jolght keep-meoutk ih

pkite tonight"—Baltimore American.-

Painful Rscollietlens.Lady of the House (to tramp)—Here.,

are some'.very nice crusts 1 trimmedoff when I was making sandwiches. "<»,T,ramp—So. thank, ye* muxa;,aley -re— -miuds. me too-uiuch-«f-de-cause-of-ine—downfall — marscrTptT

• ~ -tM^-feiuuaiiJ'Hewltt-Wbat do you think of this

suffragette business? y/Jewctt-ilf It Is carried to its logical

£9^,laaL°JLJLi^lL^Kputtlug her money ln/ficr husbnnd'sname.-Spokane Spokesman Review.

First Young" Mun-Then you think'you may^lim school for chauffeursJ, >

Second Young Mnn-Uncertaln. l'inflgurfng out the chan.ces "for eloping

Lucille—Carrie toldi

rie told me^Mar-l»jJeal-

Ir^ she?rWhy,^,wh.cn »heE8«es Into a mirror i»h«4fflteK ia nee her** l f Jook nice.-Cbicigo New*.

Other Side

Door

LUCIA CHAMBERLAIN"*

Copjrlxht, IM», by the Bobbs-Merrlll Ce.

. . iy y\ , . ,

CRANPORD CIT12BH THURSDAY..KBBRUARY 30, 1913

itxw

Leo M M to AH vacanciesthe department, tbesigned to the Bo*e Compaa vt and the

appointments wen oooflrmea .by thecommittee and the three new active*

~*r4 eszvirwsgw- s m n u r CUJMNO DISCUSSED.

At the but meeting of the Board ofTrade, resolution* were sdoptnl urgingthe Township Commutes to tajte actionlooking to Sunday closing of store* inCranford. These were sent to the committee and read at last night's meeting,and a special committee of the Board ofTrade. Mess*. E. a Wocd.O. E. Blake*-leeand U E. Hermes was present toback up the resolutions. When tbe

Arcaatualus mad*which were thoroughly appreciated bythose present. Short aUriwai andreainlsoeaoei by oM member* of Gran-ford Conned were also of great interestThere was one Initiation to prow thatCranford Council ia thoroughly alive.

Following the regular session • banqoet waa served by Chef Tyre*, whichadded not a little to the pleasure of theevening

. The City.

THE city Is nlwsyii gray. ' EvenJu March, the isreenest montliof ajl, when the J'rcsldlu andtlu> Mission, tilllrtujvil tbe ls-

landM hi tin- bay are beautiful \rtthsprint;, there's only such n little lilt ofgreen getH Into the rlty! It lira lit thela|> of thf IIIIIK, vlliuliliij; upward 'to-ward tlielr crest*. whnv the trees amall doubled nnd lient liy the trndo wlml_It »pt>nis tif (,'lvi' Its own color to thegrowing tlilnjpt ill It, The rypresshc<lK«>o mo dusty black, tlic eucalyptustreen un> jsrny IIH the lion«e fronts they

looks dnrjt njid old, na If It had heeu',the Hsmc KniKN always and never CameUp new in the iprlnij.

Hut for the most part there nre notrees, mid only the finest places bareKurdctiH. There lire only, rows nndTows of houses painted gray, with heroand there n white one or n glass con-•ervntory front. Hut tbc fdir and dustnil hummer Rrny these", too, and whenthe trade winds blow* hard' It takes the

_ smoke out ovor the east bay uud makesthut us i;ruy us the city.

The hky Is too blue and tho bay Is tooblue around It, nnd the flying fog andthe wind nnd the strong tUle flowingIn mid out of the bay uro like restless.

jteep^rIjromireu; wiieu i * » « »«>•» tittle'child the tiercencMS of It fri«litcn<Hl meAll the nolnos of.the city moile-onebnrsh. threatening voice to my caw.uud the iieriluuH water encompassingfar us eje could reach, nnd the hljrhbills i mining up into the sky now blind-

\ cd by ilust, now burled in a fog, nowd/4-iicucd In rnln. were overpoweringiiud lerrlfylnp to inc. JJpyond that ge'n-

,'ornl KCUUIIUK of terror thero is little I

Klluiwer «f ulilte tent tops agaTiuTKray fog or lilue wafer, the loud voices

' in the streets uud a vugoe, general. Im-pression of rapid nnd violent changesof pinto uud circumstance. ThroughtMri;onfu«lon threejBgure*) only move_

" ™ I T I / itM_ jg y _

"with niiy™TIeimwss-iuy''taTI/ teasingfather, my grim nuns.o Abby and mypnle Imlred mother. Indeed, the first<llstiuitt Incident that stands forth fromthut dim background is the death of

^^ :,4ioJpaUterJtblaJtq-gpejg.- tq. tmtt*. toklsg-tihe next she hiMJLdJjiappearjyiTho7 Bold she had gone a*ay, but Iknew that was .nonsense, for when

*' people went'away It wan In the day-time'with bags and umbrellas; and

where Jhey went.It was long before I ceased to expect

ber back, long before I ceased, bysome process of child's reasoning, to

th—blame her departure op_the gray un-accountable city".' "'"•

For as early as I can recall a co-herent sequence of Impressions the

accountable. There was a secret shut_-«way_from_ine behind ..every, closed- house, front The eucalyptus- trees

seemed to whisper, "mystery" abovemy head, and at night wben tbe fogcame heaping In thicker than featherbeds across the mission and stream.tag down tbe long hills on the heels ofthe wind i t brought an. army of gbosta.to inhabit the'dark place* beyond thesafety of the lighted .window pane.Though I'bad-lived among the five

- • hills almost all my life and though Inways it had grown familiar and evendear to me, yet I never, seemed togrow quite used to the city. It hadstrange tricks of deception that wereenough to unsettle the finest faith, forwben I looked at it from tbe .windows

' Of nty'TOOra under-the roof >ttwss-as•, Bar as a,plater visible in its entirety

jTrom end to end, and It was as easyto find Telegraph hill' or tbe Plata.upon it aTIt ;wai to piaroirgftom the carpet. But when I

~ , •broad In it It hid away from me,- - "would never show me more than one

street at a>t»me,jind-1»ever by anjr

It had a trlmis cotuerratocy attbe Bide ami a gardenpalm iu the corner. Aiid ou tuluynights wheu the whu't wasehlgh undtliu tiouws wns KUjiklni; 1 oouldthe loiiff pulm llnuurs' tn|>:,tH[)jilw: onmy window glting. The house stoodhnlfway up WnshliiRtorr street hill, onwhat >VAK tlieii. thethe city; and from "my wiiidow-underthe roof I could .loot' dawn over tbe-whole city' to "the «'«t »nUer*ifro>it. with:itinioQ hill lulsty .011 th« «rivitU and Tehccrapli bold "on tho. north !t>f it. Hy

,- far out of tho window, us litil-nml 1 xunictltuos did when 11 ship

Chairman Heins asked foTmtormitiooTwhether ib^Board-ot-Trad*-want«d allbusiness stooped in .Cranford on -Sun-d a y following the letter of theold BlueLaws, or'wnetheV action was wanted

a spseiflo statement.- Mr.for the Board of Trade,

the reeolutloni, moremeant to

wantedWood,said that

anything, werebring up the matter for disenssionin order to reduce the promiscuousopening' ot ' stores for business on

He would not,or could notipscify any store as an Individual of-fender. C E, Blakesleesaid that onemerchant wanted to keep his store

I closed oh Sunday but could not so longas his principal competitor kept open.

' j . T. Dockery rose tlPthe occasion witha plea for Sunday opening stating that

-Ustaah»r4e*« lght TowJaka TrtbWImproved Ocderof Red Men.bad thebiggew time ta the hktory of the TrtbSjthe speaial ooeesion being the dedioatioo

ipf—%>*<ff—RT4 — Men-** * hall~'l& the*MUler Block To help them do it prop.

ly Urge delegations from neighborincribs* were present, induduig PamrapoCrib* of Jersey City, Cherake*. Tribe

K s w Y o r k . Mlantonomo Trtbe,Plamfleld, Menno

and Opeeonee Tribe, of EUttbeth.Thaw delegation* w e n mst at the

lalns by the members of Tonalukarribe with Rousch's band, and a shortitreet parade was given. About 190Jed Men being in line w'ith regalia,iftor which all repaired to the hall

which was duly dedicated with appro'-priate ceremony, prominent Red Men

hall we could conttoUo tiio panorama B . * N . Y. Junction,around to Ituasuiu hill, whose high »«nall gropsrto* for food supplies oncrown cut off the> Golden Gnte.' It was, Sunday. , . , :.-'•n favorlto Kiime of ours; hnngln^ out The matter was finally referred backthe window with our bcttds In tho to the Board of Trade, for more speclBcpalm leaves to pretend stories of what statement and request with a iugges-we saw going on in tbe city beneath. , t k m f r o m chairman Heins that a m«et-

hrd.rbitrary blow of fate that tookme from It to tho convent school at8anta Olara.-

ButJf ioieutt the dty wss hard Itwas terrible Indeed to leave the house,tbe familiar rooms, the familiar foot-

7 p p gudlng O rettt Sr. Sagamore Hubbard,

if New VOTE, Past 8ecbem Ilatton ofamrapo Tribe, District. Deputy and

Past Sachem OeUlnger of Cberoke*.pleasant feature of the evening was

the preeenta'lon of a handsome silk flagTonaluks. Trtbe by.PastSaehem Qels-

iger. J, Q. ltoach, was the look* nan,rho won the evening's prise,* handsomeofa: pillow, Following the regularloeting a banquet waa served. 'The

of the evening was mnch 1D»

senied a petition for a lateral sewer fromThomas Street on South Aye. to Holly-wood Avenue and theuco to LincolnAvenue. - This - w»» rtrfwred —to- t ie

from fathor ana. Abby In my life, and.though Hslllo i'ersu«»n and Estrella.Mendes went also, I was very home-

There was nothing nt all Interesting,at the convent—nothing but peppertrees and nun's black hoods and books.Even when we walked but there wereonly tbe dreary Santa Clnni flats, withUfv mountains so distant on the hod-ion thi

67th Birthday CcUfafited.port.

J . . M. Crone requested permit toerect a frame building to be coveredwltbpreesed steel or. bis property onMlln Street. This was refused M notcomplying with tbe conditions of thefire Limit Ordinance. J. Z. Smith,

of abutting property, opposedthe permit us uddiug to tbo

Ittrohaxard of the locality. ,,

about the! convent was the vacationthat took us away *rom It. back, outof the burning summer valley to thelay, "the rows of Krny faced bouses,tbo. shipping and the wind. Each timoj raroe hack It was with the fatihireone must feel returning.to somo Jongleft, beloved place -nd finding it un-changed.

The palm, the cypress hedges, thet th l l

Tor permit to trim trees on LincolnAvenue and on Centennial Avenue,consent of owners having been secured.Tbis was granted, the trimming to be(jnpn i,ni]nT ihn .npuruUlnil nt *hfi TnHTllr

psunny conservatory,

fahd"itrth"dlow,. long

[rtind^ifcein

trn>_"'>y .1S,'';_gr:?"lng-^tth "li J1—P gjI

ship Engineer.Street Commissioner Ryan rocom

mended tbat a new light, bo placed atRaleigh Avenuo and Sylvania Placeadd tbat several-crosswalks oaked-forattho lttrmBetlng^by-resiaenli of UnionAvehWana^.LBtto*" AV6nu6("1b0' laid1:

jJmt^.si^Uin6.X-teijHacdJ.JtaiJMtalearn to know it afre-li. Alrcad/ therowere liewral blocks of houses .beyondours, andrbe second year I cam« homofrom the comment Hallie J''ergi)»in told

and that a cross walk be laid, acrossLincoln Place on North AvenuA. Healso recommended that the Engineer

cause there was tK^ambllug house go-

haWef^-eafload-^fHffoitwIfc.etone

secure State Aid money for repair workon State Aid roads in the "'ownaulp,all of which recommendations wereadopted by tbe Committee.

The pool tournament started this week

Coady-and-Marttoor both-scratch-menrMarston was tbe winner, tbe score be-

OO t 8 3gMrsrWr Spencer Damon will pour W

Saturday's tea.Tomorrow evening's Colonial bal

promises to be as pretty a spectacle asCranford has seen in some time. Whilenot obligatory, many of the dancers wllbe attired in costumes of the time ofOeorge and .Martha Washington,' andrumor has it tbat a minuet will be oneof tbe features of tbe evening. As usualsupper will be served at midnight.-

The 'records of tbe Onion. CountyBowling League show tbe season Jnstpassed to have'been nr TartleuiarljTsuo"oesefnl one. The standing of the team*Is a* follow; " * \

W, C Ave. H.HKoselle Casino 22 8 820.27,898EUrabetlr Ellor.- - IV- U » a * - - « « 8Cranford Casino- - 17 13 8 a . « 889

the~t«ll'hottses Inralkmr. "' • -gr the-tlme I wasotd

friends" tbe hedge" wlth^Hsme* block betow us,

Xt-wassot so

I-when I,t«wJdjwt * • pntof doors wsteh'

j^oVbontwhati

i 5*ftaiB Gr«i

i4K\ «oy»l ArcMum. eatertsined

r r i i i ^ , ^ _^_-ti^-pnr- - *-*="•?* W -

f b t Rageata of. the CouncU .beingit. Among the big men of the

order prasant were Supreme Rapresent-atireCharlei H. Dilai of Trenton; Vio»Grand RegMt Charks HU Barring ofEUzabstfa and Grand

Washington's Birth da!THE STORE WILL CLOSE

AT NOON.

Red Cttehrite.

reased t y the efficient wait of the com.alttee in charge, headed by Messrs. RI. Davis and Wm. Isleib.

Over 800 friends ot William Morrisonhelped him celebrate his «7th birthdayon Saturduy ivttornoon and evening, at,ill hotel on North avenue.A fmiture of the oalebratian was a

ilg roe»t, or as the guett* said, a fulllinner,

To add to the enjoyment, music wasurnlsbedby Prof Oushanek's orchte-raof ia plsoes, and there \N ere songs

••-Wr-Murray,ybanquet was served in tbe Urge

lining room of the hotel, and the tablesere prettily decorated with cut flow

irs and srnilax.

modo by Oenorul Collins, ex MayorStoin, Abe J. David and County Col-lector Loavltt, of Elitabetb; ex-MayorSargetit of Garwood, and numerousothers,*""'-' < n.wt,.i -T-p-r . .^-^T.-.~t^.,— o .

The guasts curao from Caldwell; Now-rfc,—EUxafactb.—-MouUJair;—Raeett

Uiinlc liutldlna.

i£=i a*s' . c- -/,%'?:

•*. As *I. OruHi^Mtuinpa

Visit Our Store— You -Will like It Immensely.

^ y are .we prepared-to Uko O M - ut all your drug. «tqr» wjants, —but •( our fountorn-you'tl Atid--tlHi-nto*t-pUa«liig, appealinir.dslicloos-..'soda drinks you ever tasted. There U nothing to «qual tho products ofmr-fonntaiit tortbix»tJOTOchii»Krpai«Tirpleaiin»^riTOn»-fognoi»^ sorts—drinks. Any kind-all kinds-plain drinks, simple flavors and the. newest -.combination*. "The goods and tho service are plejulog. dean ancTrrght.Come try* drink-your own favorite MriiV. there U phtlnun* ahestd—don't avoid it. ^- . >:..'.'.-

1 'THE APOLLO11

r i. Cranford's Ideal Dru^r ShopCRANFORD,23 North Avenue. Manager.

NEW JERSEYTrust Building.

OUU MOTTO .Troatinent and Honest Dealing '

KRAMER'S SHOE STORE'The Leading Shoe Store of Crtinford"

26 Cranford Trust Building:.In this shop we're developing' * service that has a. much higher £S

ideal than mere selling..' It's important to.us to know that yuu getcorrect style, perfect fit. comfort, right value, ttitUfaction , .For we'rethoughtful enough to know that succsm can become greater unly aswe consider your Interests jointly with your own. It's our id«* ofright merchandising which we'd fl! ~f d

like to liave yoa get acqualntod with.

for Women, $3.50 to $6.00for Men, $3.50 to $6.00

We Lave tbe solo agonoy for John B. StoUon lists, Columbia,-E.-AW; «n^ Oluett ShirU, Mnym'*- Qloves, Duster Urowu

Z. 1 !

" NOTICE!Having secured the Cranford agency for The Bach-/

man-Veghte Company, we are now prepared to makeimmediate deliveries of the highest quality Plymodthand Nottingham coal.

Thanking our patrons for their past favors And a con-tinuance of their patronage, we are,

DRYSDALE & W1NCKLER,

isoo42

»>e*4»eeeeeee»«

CranfordCouncilJ469

WILL MXVT

Cranford Property My 5pejclalty.

1 RBNTINO AND M A N ^ O B M B N T OP

PROPERTY PBR50NALLY ATTENDBD TO.

Sue)*building may be eeon at thi* office.

J7 C. RAN KIN,TELEPHONE 164.

pnrohMing jSiuA8T8' 8TE&K8

0HOP8BACON " \ B A U S A O B

1 POULTRYspend your=iwmey ia t h U ^•unitary, elesfrJOtlcft mi you will

Hpwe, of Roselle, with175.W for thirty games tookvldoal prixe, while Martin.with eleven .points second in-,

of the. Bit*dividual prt».V•That's Johnny M

ink np across the-«trcct_frobe "buying rigb"and bufld." Halite Ofac t Tuesday afternoon sod

tlon we.used often;

BARNETTv Pand I—across toe;

the mar furious soeed. that WJU .lfabt th h » * t I t — - 1eomplfabt&g the who»B*tywindow* of my room. p

that we had bwdjy ctrrtd

ariL^^-^&^jrfl^psea

The Cranford GarageAQBNT5-POR-

The OVERLAND

PRACTICAL «»rk ««»up Ihl* winter m tli'"ment urt«>rapirj In *>mii Urn. Abi-rp pipT1""""1"

canning «»d prwrwlug of frtilf*

chil calrnlng oil a njiaH'T w nl" <>•«" '«••the big fiirinrle«. bill »HI> i a | » ' " > f " r

• greaVr r i n s e <>f i.irn>H« tint) \- »»be found lu rii"*! "f UMIII I hi- l<il»'

f l tlImaklDjr JP1I1I~. )nni" nn<f Ip t i lmp- • "i'd«1ll.lllg mill.. l.ii-imriliC lnki«1 N ' . n -

' l o d . Ill fn/-t. Tor iln|nenliri"»l HIHililnirIn ihe<-<iiinlns.--tlm. .mil fiirnMiMl "Hlirrtcrt*. l«r«( JinO »iiinll •ltrli];i"r- <-xtMUUf-C. -jirfMrti" kr l l l i - o inl i l i ir*for capping ll>«" «n i l t»n inn. Him lilm"i

wffi ifftottlicfs tfBUSINESS, WOT PATRIOTISM

J,li lni(-«tlsntiir»

l.uuiltl. ^ (•rime mliilnn-r. I I j

«.|k-Di

IK> rr

I If You Want t« Prt.p.r Yeu Must Help•M.tt Your N«l«hB*ra

Sucoid.

tinini- |iriK|n>t>> !»

Tliis Infi-rin tl <n if i ' w l w n "ill In i ri«il-|>i *' .1 U ' u i i ,. iiijjiasUis illri»< t«r »f Xilin lt i p n'nilli'ni •••miii'Ti hil . i •mfitvr*. iiiif*tiii'lcf w in*" mi>.;ii)<P tin- «i.nmil«i"li'ii , ]„„„.P«- . nl.r..'1/l Jl"i.- Hum .. lniii.ln-.| , . . l n i .rt.1,.,.,1^ . H I I - I.. H . . ' V ; 1 r . , ..f In j

'tt thin?* I If <JI<i JK.t mi-nil

ulni/^lr nwillip< li.it lim

im liifltinn'p In »«itrtrnlllnB

r,,r-flic nirn.| *>vor»«livrr la tfa»t

rhtoe for MIHUglaHMN.-H »H' UWU I'HHMtbrrmotnrtcr nml -iitlirf »»•< i w i r j «|>

ith tlw "f i>J)*rimi'iilMll"ii3

nrd» kp|K of tlif \ n r l o m prn« «"I»P«llommprifnl numer* IHMP IIIWIP U-P ofthe laVirntorj- tn IIIMI mil lm» "••nip vttbp n-kultK uhl i l i tlicv iilitnlu lire nrrlvpd nt. in It l« lni|»—<IMP I" Inicnfrom rPftitltH Inn k to I/IIIWK with theaanw exactitude In Inriic luiniurrrlalplant* tin ni Hii'lnlmnilurj, vlii-re c \pryateji of IIIP w<irk In iinled und re«-<irdpilby arlfnllflc o l i - ener* runups ofipollHgp, ntfriicleH fiml MPtbiHltt whichaffect IIip ftmor mid <iniHl»tciicJ <if tintproduct qtiil oilier Imtmrtaiil pulnlMh a t e Jipf-n itmdc HiihjPrtH nf grndi-d ex-pertmcul*.

« *•IG-COLONHATIQN-fiGHEME 7/7-

lIpolnrlMi; Itfflt bV,H uitniiri'd offund* for bin pliih !•• MjlonrtiPOO arrwi <>r land In the n«*«t "Ith thopoor living In the conuenlNl illfitrli Is ofNew Ynrk, Chlcnittiami otherblftcities,•t-tlenator Jntnes N. Htdcy of Iduho an-nounced recputly that lie Dim rnpldlyperfecting the moipwenl, which willbe In charge of tbe Aiuerlcnn Colon l«u-lion aocleiy,"an(l luat lieaiJfpwrter* ofthe society will be pslnbllslipd In NPWYork, with branches in Chicago andPortland, Ore. He said that tilings hadgone an «PII thai hn Mtovpd the IInit

TrSKIpm«nt~nr rolonfttn tn rillnblo lijnrm. In Jdaiio, Mluneaotn and Orcgou woujd

be made lu tho licit .three or fourmonth).

~ tt l«r

aid lu ita development'Mr, Wacr »«)•» fbe society nlll under-take to give ihpu free transportation:sbd take care ot them until they are ontheir feet.

, ' W « 'HALIFAX IMPN0VBMBt4TB ~

The f9u,<n>.uuo worth of public Im-- pwiVeWeliU* (u be made In Hnllfux, N.

8., Include new dock*, »li plom oipit-hie of'ducking 'thirty Miliis.

if >ll.'D' II Hit llirvi' IIIIXIIIIn l . ' n s t l i - .pi.

nlll. t i . . i i

n j ^

.f i " > " " « "

mnrkiliiiB mid li.'ii--«.ii ill HI <if

LANC

Mnlr ii<-lKlit>iir» Wlwn >nn iwud ahromt

| £»r c««l(«.whl-h Hif-ii><>r<-lmrit In your

. 1 rinkiln K 1,11m1 «ln> lm»iij»m Id* ilutli-h ni' I'linlriiwn ut-tim I11--Irmlnlp mmmrrvp inininUilon

.V. I'miit) '•! \ cniniiiii.rsllfwniinr^wMmtr-lieinr-on-thi. ~^uMi u u Ululnlu»f through IIH>.IU-

trll'iitl'jii_i>f n Piitnlotfiw never

Franklin K, Lan», N*w'Chairman'ofth* InttntaU Comm«ro« CommlMlan.

nunnilimlmi KIIICO imX>. Di'foro bid on-l o - l i i t n polltli'ii l'<iniinlKKli)iiiT I.IIIIOttif»'"ifhmtH|in|K.ir n-ini/lcr.'"ITo Waacity HttoriiP) of ttui I'mnclMtKi tlirootpruiN mid uim immliintnl for Kovurnur(if Oillfnrulii liy tlm Ufinocnitii In

A jrnr Inter lip run for innyar

AMERICANS DIVORCEDTIIP innut oumplelp uliilnict over pre-

iwrnd vt uny fislcrnl ilpcoiinlal CCIIHUSlint iK^n IKIIUIMI l>) i;. l>unu I>urjitid,dlrootnr of DIP rrnnuit. It contalim atifiiis nf illiittiti'il uinlprlnl irlntliiK tonlinnnt p«pr.v-lm|iiiriiitit (•(Hinoinlc, pet-lltlnil mill HCH lul jiiiwtlnn I'oiifrontliiKIlls Ifoplc.

l'nr ttin'Hi-.t lit,,,, ilin . lhead lo»lli»| plrr ut-wlilrli tlm w w n ; T,ir*<>Ml!< »lntNtlr« of mprHnl rrlnlluiia.Un«M will laud, now liuuilcrnUon ' «|||,'nnnjiiplipiiKK(> tlBtirL'H uiiiivrilliut

handling of lho11'***•

liiihliit-Ki ofintliin

tln<

proper facilities for the IIIIIIKIIIK of onglnca aad the vnrv ot |Mi«i»piis«r tijre.

ALtANV'S "FIRST LADY"

litAlbTn;band awitt eT C

>e cblpf aim of thelui'r. f.|» sajs »u

ber*elf, dla^lalmlnu my NH-IKI HIHI'II-

V n , Suiter recently, "IIIOII nnd -nom-

William »nl«r» Wi(» of t h . flov« N Y k

building, new grnlii eli-iutor, now (1|,ori.<. The number of ill\oreed |ierunion iwnMtip'r slHtlun. ample truck* -„„„ ,„ ,,„, ,.„„<,,, HtniPMwho.iiihei'pii-at the termlnnlH far'the ccohuiulciil mm w o » tnkcii In Jlilu HUH l."ill,l7il mrn

and 185.in] wiitnpii II per cptit <>f thotntirr-Tnalc'Tinrntlirtron-jmiH- prT-rrrrt" "iiipn'of DIP tutnl feuuiHi pupiilatluii '1'lien

mid lliTI.% KII'IN less (linn

It In oipliilncd'Hint tlio number of

tlip toliil uhn liinn hecn.

innrrlrd.

ROOF1 QARDEN ON .LIBRARY'A turce roof cnn|i'n whore rpildcnls

of tho north cud CUM f#rrlv lolli-f frou>Jtui »«'ol(rrlnK ticnt In »uninu<rH |o

lien- brnlu'ti public Illirnry linlUHnu onNorth Itcnuct mrcrt. llujlon.

H X - I

CHINA'S NEW A B C'SAe, n rcHiilt of tlm ni-iivii tuk.cn liy

fooklus to tlip~niloptliiii of it pbonrtlol l liml the lffonnntlou ot the

-j " _ *

- l l^- t •*t»<K•tP«l -8 . t <tlic pwvtput flim'mliWulll ho0(1 ami an alplialtvt uluiplc oiioush to1* NtMly lennuHlAvili U itmMiTnf. Tliuquntlnu of a new (.'lilnixc ulphnliot 1Rnil old olio, It linn )>WII luiido clearIbat ilio ICIIITHIIW of tbe ouiiiuiini pci><pic'In t'hlnn Is diip largely lu Ibo illf-l l l U uf tliu I'IIIIIPMI wrlttou lau-

NEARLY 100,000,000 OF US #The hitpxt ctlinule of Ihc |topu|»Uon

of I lie iitiitliiputul rnltml Stutivttbe rtKurfs nt (KUlHUitt) Jim. U.Wntt-tlRiirr mis IIMII liy

In dPtermliiltiK (lintof Ilip totnl iimmj Inrkv'ulntlnn In tborouuux.on that date, Kl.XiO.TST.SSO. tbe

aK M

SANTO DOMINOQ!S COMMBRCKS««to l>oiulng» rorplitn commerce for

V0V1 eXct'PdiMl iniy J-«ir Itt tw W«torj-.tlfuplto itl»turt>ed ivmlltlona in'the t*>

l j r to report* Jo-lbeuraiy liKUinr bureau, wlilcli nurior-rlm-s the ftillocllou yt 1he Dotulbl«au

niarobitedj Sbnia Sapderhoff, wastarge »nd-«oon rejalned her itrength,wWsb^n ffttwIdetilliie'.^nHo, ou the-Contrary was 'dellcfttcT «hd- ste.seem-ed to have bm\\ uulh>l doww-hy jSme.past bhrdthln, Uoth wouirn \ve» In-tellectual lookJiic. nnd; their Matloa -wasetlden^y'fnr aboVe^kjfof ttte balance

tit i 8 l f s t t l > h

A_,JattVjrbo-;wsnt Ue for-ourWV^ti I r t r b r 1

nut

U4f«L i n n ai<cui!

I'nlroiilrliii; l lm I

ton.'It n l t h thi* Int

l i tMl .••!»

>oiironly

nf jvhir

HfMlrlonnl j'ii|iulntlon tn OIIP'H vlcloltv,ninrr prniDnliNl ttu> itrtctlini nf iifwIIIIIIIIIIISK, IW'I.IT mlilol a dollar t" (liet n111»- »f rent pstutp Tbe »,vntein i|l»-ifMirup>« lining nilfirm>[iu'iit dlnhif inlymill ptrry Iliir It In rrM|M>n*(l>U' furilcinilr'iiri* In inuny it village' whichHftlimit It mlulil linvd iK-i-ii tin- Srenn»f ,ui I'tpriprpiiillni; nml-lliriTr And-In tunny« lii'ii the prcui'iiiv of I'nully in re»»llilextmkM of piuilK "iniNl inciiii niiii'li \atlui comfort, hcnltli or wi'll 1H?IIIB of afniiill.1, tin1 IIIIHPIUT of HIM'II Mtncki,ImnlxlicMl I»y tilt" fnlluri" <)f HIP com-

n mi|i|K>rt lionw

Alt ,f«P ild*V,liliiE 111 font i Idimoil tolip pffM-ipd 11) unlprtiiB from n "cutn-|nKU>%" It In (trui'rnlly more fiinc.lwltlii'in ri-nl, nnil oven wlicroIH nc-tiuilly mivpil thontlfiulliiK triinHiiotlrmiii with n ilcnlernt it ill»tnli(T nrc oftnu inora tlinii nil

to tlm fiavliig.

Powd.ry.Jinud—Ko Jack comparnd mo with

Nome-thing sweet, did be? , 1'he dearfidlow! Whnt waa It?- . . '

Mnrlo—I ilim't>

Maud-Ob, dot I InitatIMnrlc-Wpll. he rofnrrpd to you as

"tlm l\unmn mnrahmallon-.". You cer-

f rnngcrlnt

ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF ~: GROWING SOY BEANS

Stack RaiMra Find Th*m Superior to

j JiMin* t» th&;l«i»* no p'fuol 9* a ffptt m> far

«ni>lfl ••nrmnpondpnt of IIH.S«rli-i|»url»t !•"<«• rnHliriff t**f c»ttl»they IHT cirellfnl. Th»>jr nrn wjunlly(rnotl for the (fairy !u«nl »ud i•flip in<-rMiv lu tu^ inflk i>nll awll>ultpr tnli rui^tlnnit my l*llef Hint theyInrp HO p<plfil an n fppdln* »mff. ^X••k•In.' liitn iuiKldprntkui, fln-t. Ilirlr jtrcut

[

nnd.' fblrd, thplr fprttihtilftK vahw—which U ("in.if to rlrt>pr-tlipy arp, allIn lill, my lm»t \»!u»(_>le tn>pr- <*tirrnttU nll l IBU\!' 'rlov'tr Olnjoil" k i i e h lninl ent *>y Lx-uu fonijfo lu preference

—

Cowpeas (Left)"and.Soy Beams (Ritfht)

'fKKw?

(inmnd that priMluiya n tun of tim-othy liny nlll produce flirec to -thrroand n bnlf. tons Of beau buy, which lawdrth 12 Wi tiif-'l more n ton th»n tlm-

I find that I' can pruduee |>ork,niul milk at a very Ion- coat with

the my hpnnx. Thlx means 11 net profitwuiipn bpre on my iMmks, coining directly or perhaps Indlrertly Momutlmeitthrough thin mpthod of fppiimg. Ofronme It Is understood tliut I fppd ntb- {er icrnliiH also, Jimt ns other fnrnient do.

Ijint fall I fattened a bunch of hog*almost exclusively on soj1 bpnim. JuHtlthree wpeks l>pfore selling I commeuc-'ml fppillng corn. Tho bogx were fnt-1TenBrt-trrthp-iihnrteHtrlnn! mid bnd the)flnciit mpnt «p H I T iiroi.luenl. I fat-tened my hepf cuttle hi iiretty muchthe anmo manner, nnd youjunt oughtto nee the fine, glossy ap|«-arnnce ofthi-Ho cattle. It would lend nny one tobollevB that- they are curried daily,but tlipy nro not. Of course my stockIn not of the ncrubby kind.

Therefore I feel tills way about thincrop: First, I cau get more net moneyout of one bushel of aoy beans than Ican out of several bushels of corn; sec-ond, I thlnk.com la much harder on tbeground than aoy' bpatut: third, comco»Tti "niup.u" ninro'To" BTOIV tlinn ioyben nil; fourth, aoy bcaua contain moreoily inntter than corn; fifth, In my eatl-mntlon aoy benna are far better for

tnluly had lafct th& powder on thick, producing beef or pork or1 milk- and

A Denouement at SeaBy ELIZABETH A. CURRAN

T-HE Hcaudlimvlan ahlp Soa Oullwaa aniline lu Kara buy. n

—•part-wf-the-Arrtlc-DOcan-lyrnir tnro-UimHln proper und

Siberia. AIHUII flvo IIIIIPI from theItuniilnii ciHiNt nt suiirlso In tbe morn-ing tlio lookuut In the flro ti>i>. a warn-nn |«onieii ni) Soniitlllun Ian ship* dotho Biiuie nork bpfoio tlio ma«l as

Mo paid no nttontlou to Houla'a threatbut poruWted \n uunojtai; Katla."

(live tbo bortei* more pare analwarmer quarter*, thushigh priced feed and

_ All_roiigbngei anil _tunkra Jack a dull uurvp- <ttnd><l

•wllli * ft-ed and little rorfnrtae

+ T.he work borws mustexercise and frewh air w.bcs aMIn USP. Turn, them oat dmUa'the warm part of the day 3od Mthem enjoy themaelvM.

Do not neglect to- kerp> tbv Actof the driving boneshod. It may save badea am) nlll greatly add to thecomfort of the animals.

The fnrm boramAcet too anadi

feed It moatly at BignL Tlwr-ough dampening lessen* tba> dua'Ker from feeding Stutj taajr.

Homove the names* and bearrcollars.during tbcnooBtear. Tn,

tbe bonws #Ub abru«h at noon retire* them.

If tho rolta are to" Hound, lively aadf r*a4r foc"mA''or ^market In tbe aprtae ttefmust hnve good feed;, plenty- «*exerclae In open air every 6aedny nnd warm quarters atnil winter.

I H-l IH-M 111 m 11 i

Maw to Fao! th. Little Fellow. Th.tlOs Sarious Damag*.

One of ««• re<julrempuU lu the win-! *PT *1«r«ee of seed <-oru U to hu\e It1 sttvrA tipyond 1'he reach of mice. Thajlwsj cooTiw.lo follow Is to jirppaiv for »"itlbca wWu tbe'corn la put in storage.I . If Uie cciru It utored tiy liuuKtng iti«V with string or twine It la 11 good .i (gas to stretch several length* ot

•creoc fence wire in 'the storeroomand aaiapeod the strtnga of corn from(taeae wires. Where it is stored on«s«a tree* the lower iwrtlou of tbetipilttt sbonld be completely wrappedwith tin for a few Inches or a clr-«a3ar jAm of tin fitted about tbiatower portion.-

Jkiwrtirr good method of stortiKe*ls-Itinr-

wlQi window screen. They canfee made op in any sire, preferablyabout twv feet by three feet, usingfocnr Inch fence board material in lnnk-tajE tbem. JBy making the sides.com-

»|M'tk on the track of sunlight shlui-uu'rliiK on the wine*, A hlncl: speck

tlfU'cn je.iri old who MPIO dltorrcU^— i,u a rl\cr uaually means nothing, butul Ufa nhvajs exvltm attontlou< The

In hear an tlio ubJpctTwbfcli nuder thotliu tfluas wna re

wmrsira5rag"THffollpd to the dpek 6y-a blow'from

Simla. When the mate nut up »c\eralof tho MI I lors «ert> laughing at him.lie attempted tn bring the upon palm«f his imnd ngnlirat-Monln's car: but.li:avliig Ills iiMii fncp iinininfdpij, ho rp-rolvpil a knock under the Jnw whichrained blm off hlx fuct and lauded him011 tho deck ngnlii. —

•V light botn'ocn a man nnd 11 womanbrought tbe crow together

J Ctlra -Whi

wii» now In carncat

who Riive Ofdorn to put thepoint or hvo with a view to'discover-ing If tho looo boatman needed -as-vlstnnct'.

cApntnn, willed stMnned him, ami lu<i\im carried below unconk'lou.i. Thaionded tho mate's attcntUms to Katla,

-sorrow therewith.—F^ov,. s^JSi nie Is^elltea.V S-12. settlcmcntr. n sm

.. -largeple=»tine.

^ r s s u a gtfte. where ho hadtba ttguro In it wnti discovered to bo

Hint of n wonmn. Shtt wns llftod overlho HlilpN HIIIO lu nu exbnusted-condi-tion, pale and ulrincuUeU.. but wbiM)tlioy listed lipr qucs^ou!) *he could re-mxniil only In tbo JluOTlanlaiiguajje,w4ilub-Avn* mi1utclllKlblc_to tiiir Scau-lUnavlonn. One of- the crow waa ayomig .Umwiiyn <voro«u«JSnttjuJs.tojL,-who -IwiFstitpiira til trSTBcHan port-a'few days before. Knjvliuj tt littleSvnndlnuvlnu. srje waa „ brought fnr-«IIK1 "aaTin tuterpr<<t6r.~,A'~cl6ss"ob-~server viould have noticed n slightHtnrt on the part of both bor and thewccuau from tim boat "nben,they first«un* PACII oilier, but-they RUlBclPntlyrwlrnlnwl tliwimolvpg so tlio.t nothingUHURUUI n«s noticed. Kntlu question-n\ Xht «lrnni:er nnd reported that Mhoclaimed to. lmvo been altonrd a Russianvetmel anil. Incurring the displeasureof the ca.ptn.ln, luMbefj* nurooncd.8h» nskcil wlipro tHo**wa Gull waa"Iwimil nnd when told that »h». wniililfirst Mton at a Norwpgtnn port askedto bo transported there. Since abehad nn monoy ahe waa required, towork her pn»«a(rc before the. maatT'

Sturnlly tbe hvn llusslan-women be-w n < ^ l \ h hdhad

s to*tao*l watch ottered- to do. for lv8tlii^Thla »h* Instate*.ftio»t of

\ycro Inseparable,HutSonln had nothing to do witb nny

of ttje women of .the crew exceptKatla'. 8ho would not occupy a bjinkvllh tbo wiuncn, Bleifplng when suetild sleep at night on deck. 8ho wax fipuxzlo-tu_tUo.mcn^ati.d her ilovotlonto Kntlu excited n good^dcaPof curtos-

Jicarinc of tun qwart i d d h iq

mate, reprimanded-himand gave orders that t&e two Russianwomen should thereafter Jbo treatedwith" e\crf consideration: W e*cnr«lle>ed Kntln ot her part of the du-ties of a teaman. - *

Finally the Sea Gull rounded thenorthern extremity of Norway and,•ailing down Into the Attautic ocean,put Into Bergen. When tha anchorhad been dropped In "Swedish watersthe women went to tho cabin of thocaptain , m | m g a v a confession. Theywere both Dncntied prisoners from tbeIlusulan political prison at_ Kara.-Jftttln had been-TOnTletij<t"6f teachingtho llusslaa 'iteaaants. Sonln' waa anun,' Michael Vlostoff, who bad got

escape had been made at-the time ar-ranged, but Vlostoff had bpen'aetajed.Tliey had.arranged.to get away fromSiberia by shipping «n a foreign«*l 'which Katla^ had accomplished..Viostoff had been obliged to put out tn"Kita^oy In a:boat, and fortune~Ue-cteedthir-be*liould i e iilcked^AipDythe v«Mel on which KaUaJmtTghlpped.

Tht captain fAUwheiQ'laatoft witha unit of »an>-«Iothefl, and^tbelpalr

irrJetTbeTor* leaving theTahlp,

Cellar wintering requires BcecWoa Eacart', some equipment and espertearc.In 11 largo apiary beckreper* -mill ticra-eflt b.v successfully wiateriss K> prrcent to 10O |wr cent of thrfr ev&oa&cs.

T ^ It«Btadoa of atr through tbe crate, and

i t e llningi will prevent anyfrom ~mtcc (>ood need cornample iirotectlon.—O, M. OI-

WKB, Nlnwwota Agricultural Kpt-rl-ment Station.

hcoat

-Theeffect

• ••i

Parcooked wi

jaeaabanatxiu lio145

-CUJlfU

Milk For Chlok.n..The most successful poultry men feed-

nmeUsdof animal food to their chick- "

sj^,

state birds secure both vegetableand animal foods Bugs nnd xvorinnHBJ^IIJ- Ibp Animal food and 6pj.<ds andetbw Trsnnable growth the vegetublcf>n*L Mill, contains all that beef scraps

.TIV^C"--1 "-J! •'rl!.!ir.wllt. "" ft *ff " T i a"r>»1 srtff} <y* >mni» |jr)t tmt in n more'balanced by witlngln ntor«» i-wa-neap* d3Tat«<d Ttirm, nnd It Is highly dlce-M-nnd lu the IORI of colonies aotanHOSMs ibir, *i»d no dicestlie troublps arl«nattending outdoor winterths. — \catsl-' tnm o t i c * old or jouug clilckcus con-can Cultivators ' ' » m l n c laj^e quantltlw of it.

tenspifuls ispoonOf VllhoriBPRpoonfills c

Jellgelntlwateiover•»*-«»

tn:beibeatbnlf tgelatlspoon

nny Jin sbly oimaca

Sift

. . . . - — . and tbec."ino had broken out and w j W l i i ^ h ^ l b e s c r v a j l t g w o u I U ,„,.

lame, into tne soutn. TOO was tiw ^ its^r xoastrrs nilglit aNo becomo cs-land of springs and stream* «f *3t«r s tma^a rrow each otbpr. "For wo bo

thin;; i\i>uld boIJiey" u s

is_ better thanook t o nrniHMA

and no«era a«»a,.c«vr. «It were, however, dry and beawg <wr-

genernlly drore the

tbeprichT^ltllovera buloven

would naturally ' • " • ? « • * ; « t a a » -*ej«rate thyaelf." It Is farsomo consequence. "Brea to BetiML" tMhecim Ur«*,«rt and I* rrlcnds thanThta name mean, -hooae of G « r rtk* ; „ » « , , ^ferticr aud ba enwil i . - |?xxvUI. 1M0I. It became t h r a n t «f "tSw *>ilt late ffie Tcft baKd."' with aA sanctuary and wasconnection with the history of aonat-eru Israel (Amos vH. 731, ' 'HWsvAbrum called on the name of UarLurd."- He renewwj hla vni«Vof yac

that •nns most' laudable1*1 the .privilege nf'innk-

llie tlrst «holpp,-and" In a'spirit o i - - -S aud (scifisliness that wjg-nt-

wanaBptniie"aerratioa in a spirit or penitence mat 7a*raBUu» itf bisreceived an asnorance ot tte tsrfir <tt j -:Jehovah. "And l ot also." I f e W a e ' m i ^ iadata' liad

wUh' Its numerous"flocks and henbt ami tent*^er these two men

black: tentsjjaite- a aettjemeot a?-

Troablesotne <fi»pfl»it<"Inevitn

tloa should be. esperJtatetf taing pasturage Torcounter

^ 5 « 3 d ^.-a. - L o t jpur>^:-~^T«iHy lacking in court©- .

any tboocht whal

• - - : *

Qreat Wr4 e# New leata**

I SEWfJIQ' ROOM JOTTINGS. J

CtopiuuMlkereBief* for »rbw>l-cMI-drea cnu b* mad* out of *m«wr ta«u or

point lace It nude to tb* Viennaecfaooia by. trained pea*ant labor.

If B ribbon »UIM out from ibe under-irear beaatmt try newtng a tittle roundlace button on each Mid or tb* ribbon.

A practical ovtnill ajtran baa It*•leere* reaching to the wrtrt and !• rut•Hshtty «i)uare at tbe nock, fa»tentngat the bark

(Twhend ba)«pread» arV the fturtilonagain. One of ilw.tirrttlent iMltern* I*formed of blm-kw mx-heted toirether

coarse white twUted crochet cotton.When vewlng button* oil. If a narrow

piece of tape to threaded through thel d

%tbroagh tb* article and the tape« ' ) 4 b J f th t n

Imitation pearls of good ipxatUr axw- us»n> a* *» *»M s i (xanpamtiveiy smallcost Strands of tbe»e are used f>w Oanuwrifc JEUD jtfau, as raUfare ornaments.

-The simple method or drewlnc th» hatxe mMUSi y«m « r Itenr in made doublyeffective by rows of pearl* brought t n r t&r e r a s ami ioojwd up at tne ttldra.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^oof. jaouj JEWELS.

: FOR THE-CHEF. ' Z\ _ — T 7 • _ »,. ...5 , • ; CHIMI » • * lUaaVfc E«rritigs Shouldt t * « M < « « > l « » » M » M « * o « l , ABOBM* MfaMt Caret Ml Attention.

Parsnip Cakes.-\Va»b parsnip* ajut [ » * jr«iJ».««-inure trying tu lue facecook forty-lli e minute* In boiling: solt ' staBe**. jenpnrty «ete»*ed than earrings.ed water. Jiralu. plunc* fn mid mt ir , j l*mr. auosgaw ear pendants are suited

—wtrgjri tntnw wiir i<ii|t »ff»f fa

* - f c !11. , .uu.j, ..»• u i r Ume- aUULU," . j

season with butter, "alt uui! i»t>pitr. !"i2i« •««« TJWTJ Ttey should(bap* In HIUHII, Mm. nmnd <-»kea. eolL . tttmiw ju Itsjcdi. -AUIM'UCII long. «sr-Iu Hour uud frv on u middle j « * tasro«> t » at I«W*MI» In ravblon.

Uma nmin Salud.-U.u- •n.t * half Bu.e-a«- i l r«r wlw *«J1 rind them wi-cuptulg af coukl-d lima bejy*. t-ue-haJf- ""*** - m * " - " ? * * *'«• ^

fuls of ollvspoonful ofof vinegar.horaeradlKh,spoonful offills or

Jelly Whip.gelatin In <>!>••water for teu .over hot water.

i l .

iu

Ucl. arew bnriil>

l i u f " l e y

taMtfapOtlOr '

Srnik out* teaWMDfnl «f' I lt>le->i»>onflll of ••'«rf.minute* ami th.-n Bietl

I three t:itili-.i»»«.*

J.ir a «tnalt bwd tlif.j ate

.><*•« «f the variousumiintl tfl.irliiK Is

>. A w«~

•thched.down (la; on the wrongthe button will hut *

• • • •oee»eo»e*eeeeeoeeee«oo

WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, SUOOCfiTlONSi.

lilue and yellow nn> the eolo-nlnl colon.

Have u huge blue Iwwl «f yel-low tullpw.

l"«e blue dlohes au<\ yellowcandle*

Fold the uapkliiH Into rookedl lUtH.

The f.-mif* tuny l»* papier•macbe hati'lietx tilled with hon-f»iKr or they niny he wiper cook-«d hntit tilled With raiidlml i-ber«rim

Tbe ragged Ktutap of that fn-inoiM cherry tree, with n llttlohatfbet tbniht Iu It, W ulw a IJOII-lion box

- I'ut liny American flag* intotbe dUhe* tit almonds, olive* audcamllM

Have the Ice cream in hatchetform.

How to Mak* Camphor Soap.Thl« auAp fan be made lit home by

pl»rltiu In it doubl» buller ouc lioiind ofTiny cood. linnl wliltp mtap with el«ht

"r t i hTP"""ntttkfiifn^Titfsu.ip N nluioNt Hollif. Thru udd «lxonnieit of ulUe nil mined ulth onedr-.un or piep.in-d cuinphor

T.-ike tin- lulilure fiitm tin- fitove andOH> .in fBH l>eater \ iKorou"))' until tilt"mUliire beKln* to harden Then put»ui , \ Iu jur«i

Thla *tt*ntk- extturtZ««)afi4 <lb* U M I pma«ttt-c btiufw uf the entireUftU. Miva the Kwr«* amtTtw IWBW nf IN r«>J itl«iw«< rhnlwlthe** of Ihe «r<'fli«I a)utli. i>r lh«- oh>pbant. In site. In tlte-'iunwum l« fan

fe tw

the OHMtbtvo

nliltb nn>»(ure inviteIn hvljitit «u.li n-uialH«

found In tbi> \HV\( I»>S» orNew Kwlalitl In J ddunen nnd rovi* wort* prem»r»e«J

leiayed at Sandstone

VKHTON .

Bjr JOHN C LYONS

tlnlh «'int«afil train piilUu.;away from 'ih«- »tath»i. l i e *I)OIII«HIlike a wild iiuur and ttimxl hl< hot Invnlu The friiu pill let tfvnillly nwii)from the ntjtl.m, ami by lln- tluie lie

hoktliu: tin' Umea of nkeh>- [hail reaihed tbe wodth>u uluuL. <llnultonn tugether: alvt pleceit trf drt»t vkln.} IJ«<I >•> that impw. thv. rnpltll) Ols«p-featber*. eli* I t*.irlris I'rtiw ralliiiKV<iii the r.:tr Cull

Tbe OHW U utor<> nearly -alll«l In j ltwK luld him uf a l>\tsH|t four h.mrH'utTUctureto the «mi»,«n»«>iw»rl<« ami >l<-lii) Iu tliU »mp|.l t»uu *

<hau tu tinIt rtoaely re»eml>lm tbe kin la, emvptfur lt< Klinrt lieal. anil fur h»» In

ilviTtmi burial liH »titt >!!•-«the plurform urn* iiftrr miotlif»«olv 'I'lu'n lit* turiuHt tu the

mi tu

slutftH u|HHt lt« faultier* «-«>»piiiU'hvr w Im huil'itrh en Ttlui i>»vrK»r-« K«« time It -»\n*lh»p«l th«t t» fi«nt the ru««t Ii tltrnat a bimtUiil '"f

•Kittle of tile Iwttward nunwtnliiou* vi-Untm towahl him itu.ltvRion* of New '/tmltind IXUIII- l|\ ixvi j lin-k mi hU tlilrtj mlli< ililti> bn

Hut the «xpv<lltlou of nil Atmtrl.ui nutarnllKt, How^-lt<rfifa'hflr, lu-lfel l j t-

rum Ii ulth nn1'?" ilu- immiier

till* trultleiK, »> that thei,f the uiou'« extlm'tlmi. wh»

ttnnlly Kettletl. and It IN t«'llennl to him; mvnrn^l a IHtle m e r,MK\ '.\~i-nrx imo Tile fni't thnl It wannlghtUiiH n.it.lia\(mi a traco of .nullmeufnry wlnir* no dmibt iviitrtluilrtrlarvelji to render It nil f ix« !«•» to Itsluitiinil enemle*. Im lixllnit man, multhu« to lend t" H" early exlinctlon

Who W " 0«*d."I don't ktlow wlffthi-r ibe follow

wn» IimitiK (mi "I'll *<••' " r "botherhe n«« nlinpl> thi> Mupl.liMi iiiun 1««\'er met." eiplnlini the man w h o . t n o -<•]* fur palat "Hi1 wan Nlniidini; attlu> curnvr of Hu|»*ilor unil lii«t I.Ubtot'iitli Htn*1!!* when HI funernr prui'i**clou niiim nltinic Monday nfli'nuxni IHtoppetl to w;ilt till It Kill l>> mul Inotkt-d Ibnt lliiTi- neru a hand nml itliuiu-b of iiiouriifrii In unlfortu P« Itboiiiibt ILjiiiwl !»• iMHiielHid) of J i n|Hir4aiK'e. and I *eiilun-d M HUIMIIUII afellow who, was miintlltiK nt<ar me.

"Wbo*e fuiii-rtil U It?" I jinked•••It look* like the K. of I'.'H, hrtt

maybe It's Ma^'nbem,' he answered•I don't rightly Kunw '

'.' "Yes, ye»,' I lu»l«leil. 'but who'm

••.\o." tuild O'ifrtnn miit mttlol snr-doiil>-nll.v "Tlilni. I'll •!<• ilu< l » « » t<>KUlit. There" a lu'tfl \ii>ti>, \*» t

by thatI'll <lrl»i'i

inTi fn-thehearve.' •«>• bf

"Hi- «a» w> HO|I'IIIII titiil aiixlou*about it that. n« I .milil lieforo, I ilou'tknow,whether ht" \\n* LhMlliK ""* " r

/ Mot «h. Crlil.."Woudrrfnl null heiv," milil the lra\-

eler. "I've nrviT wf II mich lilg corn,1'"VPH." sold HIP fanner, "awl'wu bad

to filuut ii duarf \arlvty to kix«p Itdun n to tliln »!*(• " Ml I'IIIII DUpnli'li

iif 1lit<tln

null

"I' l iere1* a j> l i i t ' that pIlllllll'." Mil til III' "Hup IIIJim tun k thi'ri- "

Oli'rtoil [ IrkiMif up nunHIM"! nud IIIIUIMII lut.iTht'i Jiiuupiil iilniiK tlicpitlli-il up ht'fort* II rauililliiK »IMHIIMIhitllitliu.' Iu fioul «r nhli'h n »lirn,nhli h the ncntln'r hud ii>iuli<n>tl Illi'dli'le, tmiltttt In tlic VIIIKI

il\rrtoii tutili* 111** ililii'f; tfoiMl|i>,wUlit-d him hul. HIM i» uroto mul Humi'l|ti>rit<l llh' li.'U'l 'l'ln«. iitlli e WII« II'Xlii>l(lii|;. iii-lUinr V I K ' U I C |iri»pili-t>ir,wh.i uuncftl 111 lil» Hlilrt nlwti'H '"•hind thi> ili".!.. ii\t>rion'H li.'iirl >nnkTin- Iwenlv fintr hintr* I"' miwl wulfhere for the ni-\l tntln lunli* fair tudrny heuvlly. l l e 'wiv tu UU uuuie onHie mululiry re«>tor

The iiroprletxr IUIJIWI.HI IIU npi-i-incivil, looked at the •bivuiture aud tin'"frankly lu-aiiuetl hi* e<ie>t

'•Well,'" he dmwlwt. "I ain't p»tninth In the way of itii'«iniinmlBtlon»fur \11I1 I'Mrnt t»vi> lVnnr« I* nil look-wtt-^-H—lhetrtfli'iit HIIW|IIIII> |)lit.lln^

"ttie tiunloit-Atanley oonipiinj, an alt•tar roiiil.liiafl.nl. will In- «e«h at the

<«"II.' rui hi* eye orer the repertory

" \ » V..11 |. |ke It" wa« blllixl Air thatoifuliir Hbake«pean> "In :4andjtooelm.lt> fair to b» tuiititlntf l i e wouldtukn In tlx> «h»w -

VI •» O'I |iH-k he repnlrtMl l» the operahou«i» unit l».unlit lil« "eat. The pla<-evv,.« tmre mill i l l i isj , n-duleut, too. ofmum nnd kenweui' Khake»iienre traa

not to SnnUtone^i mate,few »f tlw aeuU uerv tilled.

»MKI< a pluim, hndly out ofwit* twliiK maltreated by a bald-

W wrrk-IH lop of tln> li.nm-.""All ilulit." Jinlil i»vcrl.iii ulinrlli,Tlif pMprletor «•>•••"! lln> mill '"•<*>'

• * *

"f l«»ir» or putelil luedlrlne*^'"NelltuT." Kruwh'il (Mcrtun. "i»l •)>>"

proiirli'iur lupwii Into HIIIMUCOtrl'loll «HI 111 I he iH"#> "t"'1'* •"«»*>

I UK moodily until niip|H-r wn* tiniiiiiiiii-ed Tint mi-ill wu* a linpp) dlia|i|Hi|ntineiit, unil nfler II Avnt llnUlji-.l

xm£ •The-^Children's D-epartmaat

heiitvr. adillnff >HU>-II'UKJM J'lk'e antE the-Polil In itvo tabl*^tnncari^n.^ aiut "Met

beat Htiff wltl i'half teaspoonfiil i>fgelatin -Kradutillyspooufuls of roileil

.JlI£Sy_tS i'hJH, ._llllt_(l.tlililf;nny JuVy frulf. either freshIn Bherliet glasse*. pile the whip liiche-ly on top nnd apiInkle- with taU«*tmacaroons.

ii—vtasfiiJT«J «i~ai Hi* not nlA r*r-.iii -ullti a vn]

iliimJ.J ueVT attempt

I

*5ftl*rjr

Fnriitr

- l.niIlllt I*

Sift three cupful* of Boar into a,

TELLING A-PERSON'S AGE.

Ingtn.ou* W#y «o Find Out How Old

An Ineenlou* method for dlworerlngl*y JI dark halml j n jwmon's n«e Ii a* follows.

Inr i« lirilltaut. 1 ' Ask him to write down Mi figure* thei—l.mi. t-ntai. aqua r,)a l t l and mouth of hl» lilrth. Thus If

lit- of"a jiini Jir filne

trai

would M't ilimn 1)1.•"TtitiTliH'WTBnIttrrty

|,.o»pfpl of.inllli,.theu' middle of the flour, add «>ne- ymc itf

CSS jind n)lx to a smooth paste i*at »S11 small plwe for the ltd ami mold Oi"

. .large plwe wfth th* Itamb Inti* .i nwmt

for

dsrk

Mrthdvy and ttnally; tu add ?.i)AVon must not see any of lueae^ flg-

nre«. but w ben he hnnds to you the to-tnl you baVe only to jiulitrart from It

line, mix and season wltb «alr. pep* E~pniTPd~~rnrtme|E rbpn nil

.the pie en*rich stock,'wetv thu edsw anili ltta the smaller piece of pastry. BetiBlk

Blanketm.hare been wnsb-the pie f n«e with them. Pour la tt lUtfi* (

x£,3Oie •amed thornorfitr Imt them_ trfep»»»o*ij- -stash a e»Tfet tusater., -TCI*

over the top wltii ltea.teU.£«e~-Uits,mii.valuvJ^»-^«>4 ^ ^ &*>& soft anda buttered tin and- bnk*-l* a loadeiaat] isz>!sr*3Sr'Zikta&*3&^a_TOXW, freshoven for oue nnd a naif hours.

jThu* a person twenty-three jeam old,twrn 011 tbe "tb of April, write*:

a| i

A Lesson In Patriotism

% j

date.

IMAddi 5 ,

UultlpUos by U.,.ty^rr^. M

Aiit

He handa thew nnel flpire* to youon-a dip «f pa|wr, and you aabtractfrom t h e V 0 1 5

TbS rnveal* tu you Jit n planrc1 thedate or bht birth und-hls ape. 7th dayOf fourth mouth, 23. T~ - ^

A Little Washintftoni^iii

?•

-r-,K CenfedtraU Meoded.-confederate- le -a

4rick. The one performing The' trickg « * out of theroom. aud tfae'eoofed^:erate "aK»e»- wUb>th» andlence to.toui-h a cejrtirtS<t.'rtlcle. The personouWlileii Tecalled,"aud.bJii Col|febegtf^to queation him. >^OId I«si«

touch tha(ctaJiljrUvta be-Jfore the'wtjete^tooglied'Smtettd of

J81

A T WMhlnglon with klndJIn* »y«* -^*- II* *a**d—linmorul nummiIt t iuud within MJ br'Mit to run

A dr.Hin of deathlnw fam«i

HK ipoko In sectnU »wt« and clear,_ "Hny..w«r» ycu ottrx," nH IM, „_-

"Oh. falbtr of »ny tuuntry, dtmr, ,A Illtlo boy Ilkt moT ^~-'

ii A ft) 4ia you run jinrf romp and slide•"•Anfl pt»y,wHh top •»» ioyT'

A flood «f «unU(ht glortfltd . 'boy— „ - .

WhlU f««t Ow tnlauua >p<d,lie vt«w*d tiuctjofty ominicnanca,

Thai troud »n4>UI«lr ftaso. ' \\f

And n»r«r Ml a ii*.rath*

it AHUCUIIOIV

-IMM*.

: ^ Urge-mjj

WO»dren

United Btatwwhere tbe

tor.

1»atodledto:

boiBto look vp any

jn, a t o m& fitoit tiajr!

l o v r i s i ^ ^

»M«g>«tJ'JC ' t i M 1 P " " " ' " ^

."I don't InUnd to low you again."

lii'iiilml inn 11 Kith blark Hide WblAkern'I'll.' mi'rtiiri' minx In au end. tin*rurtaln went up. ami the nll,«tlir pro-utlWiiiu ul ".VHTIIII 1,IK*« il OCKUII.

It win a ill<u|>|>oliitliiit nrftilr- neitherw ml I'liouitli (<> iw luterentltiH; irnr bud1*110111(11 to Ixt rlillmloun. it wn« plinfilydull, I'ulorliwii."' (iverton, liiinlnv buck-In liU m'iit, MiidtliiTP.l ni'Vi-rul ynwnannd then duu'd Inti-rtiiltlniiily, A* wt!l'i|oti> IHTI'-IIH In the huN-l olllve, lie toldhhimelf gloomily.

Hudilenly hu «nt up, will* nwnke.ItOKiillud Wn« ou the atage. nnd loma-

.L!iLu-lt.,|iL._lt»i«iiliiid'ii yolyo yuan vtry,f I U Itvery fa'UiIUar. It* leaiied forward,"

Htaring frankly, l i t watched Kom-llud'a every ruova, h» llnteoed tu «v»ryIntonation of her TOtct. H» waiawirtvf a llght#ulng at bla throat and a>

Of cuurae ft waa only aonie ont ab-surdly like her. bttold htmitlf, andyet, when tbt tint act wag floiibtd.lie nouKht the drawiy Individual who«arv#d an unher and drew a card from

'"•Tfikelhlit t»*Mla*-*?'-he eonanJt~

.Thin uiber dymuirad. "Order

declared.Overtoil produced • dollar bill. "Bet-

ter try," he Mid, tmanlllitf It Into thel 1 h«ml /

Tbe man deptrud, but a moment U^

to follow hlM. They went to tbe rearof ibe building, entered a low doorway ~nnd passed down a narrow hall,withlittle doon opening on to It from eithersld*/ Before one of thaw tbty (topped.•nd th» other knoc]ied,~Tb*4aor wai"

opened, and Rosalind stoodthorn?

v"Phlll .Phlir' (he cried, and tlw wordwas almost a sob. - ~" - < —-Paitd,' embarrssaed.-be entered: the

dressing"room -and -lat'-dowti-on -a-irittik.

"In heaven's name11- hi began,"/Hin't-please don't a«k me about It."

she pleaded. . • - - \Overlon rose, hla face rery grave.

"Mabel,f he said, "once J askwl yea tomarry me and yon refused. Now I de-mand It, and I (han't take a refusal,"

"You-you don't want tne now," ibeMid. .

"i do want you," be said atautiy.."I toldTot) once that I should lite tor

my art" She wared'her band scorn-fully abont the little. room, Utteredwith dingy costumes , and- makeapboxes. -JTbl»-l»- my arfc--Ob,"how-t-hareH-oae to hate ttPt-aho-eadeflr- "

3

-pleaM go away." ibe begged.

yon."'t Intend, to lote you>

said <5*»eton. -settlingbomly on thetnink

atali-!

ejfi«.r«id tbe ir fee SB deceit*d 1

they • / • mwMlfi. t•Why Ii cold tftMtrt Ilka a good

Beauumjk. iMtpt. ofl1

luu n n « letjieywaa m. w>r oa» IM nari

THB CRANPO80 C

laytealVa who VM a eunfeiww*W l t t d Tkk

tato tbr bill " provjrion deiilgned for' tae protection nf tbe amaller nrantle*.

taroagh fear that a nrtr ronatirooon" ~ 1 -providing for tt*

population haal« The latter wouldtkrow tbe control of the etafr to tbrlarger rltin of North Jeraoy. Whtl*leaving dndlrturbed (he prreent popntattoo baali In tt»- convention. rbe.compromlac that van r«ecb*d prorldea thatoa any proposition In th* convectiontavolvtag » chungr In the aretem orrepnenntatloti In th» irgtalattire eacbrotmty la to bare onlj on* t«te Thlcwill leave the halanr* of iioWar aa tt

. ^BOW itanda '

11

OM T«r<w^«« In • PUriMM* i* «t out* (iw piradiee, aad

to* Inferno or burmncracy. JTpfc ex-ample, I *«niod U»e gee to be turned•a'In my flat. A elmple «BaJrJ Dropa poauxrd to tbt company telling «*Jcompasy K> COB* and tors It oik Mot

failed to r*t tbron«lr wlththtf con*iderattoo-af a Jo.rj reform meaeure

. It wia derided by * *ot» of 30 to tidot to «1TJ» thr atipreme court Jnitlcn

™tbe'appoIritrj»?nTi)f lW"Jury"ownntkf

. jIt la regarded aa practically certain..

how«rvr, thai wmr Mil will b* paaiadtaking thr Jury appolotmaota oot oftli* ib*rur> banda

A baartni on jorr rrform btlli wa»•Jao condnriMl r««t«Klar bjr 4ba a*aatoblr Jndlcfnrr commltle*'*nd tb«<&arfH> war marti- bj aarenll of UM>

that xratid Jorr drawloc InJ«r»*r U uniipr political oootrol.

the •hertffi by tb* partyboaa«« for Virptpctlon of thoao whomittf ttsnm do not want Indlctitd

Tba M«it« bun ndoptod the rwolntlon of PtMldrn* PieMcr for an In

of tb

• «*lltld , . ., "What 40 you deal/a, meoeieurr

-l am tbe' new teaaat of a fiat, aad Jwan; tbe gaa turned oa,"

•Ah! Ton" aw tbe new tenant of aeat. aad ydu want tbe gaa turned oa.at. Cho»e. here in a new tenant of anat. and h* waata tae ga* turned oa.Where abould be be led tot1 g

About a quarter of aa bow of thJe.and then at Uet 1 am led-by a mantel-pal employe anre of, bla job and Ola.ijf.oilpntfl.fiN.iffli.'ffM'.P1 r < w m "* " "blgber employee appolatedby Iof l«BTi»-toTleal with aaca aa m± IbUroom U furnlebed eoB#wb« Uka thatof a abllcltor'a waftlgltt* elerkr

aal4«d Bo1dA_a• Ktany . Th'« jmpei c«llW"f««K * jointcommittee of fnnr pvranna to' do tb«proMtMt- two to t* appointed by th*praaldent of the wtiatn and two by thespeaker of the boimo Tbera ba» beenfriction at tbe bofep for aofoa montbabrtwe«i tba board of AJractore andOtneral B. flord'.Qrnbb, tba commandant to chart* of tbe tnttttntlon, Ooont*t Cbargca bare been made and *•caudal waa threatened for a time. .,

Amendment* •(» to be made to Sen-ator Nlebola* bill for the aranUni of

lo-depandent wldowa M i r t

"Oood morning, air."-^ITappeara; elr^M- BeaniyTfloor. N». 4 Hue da Catala, atttb erroB-dleaement 1a It not»-that you wanttbe gaa turned on. Will yon pot your-aelf to the trouble ef aittlng down. M.Benoayr . -

I alt down He alta down. .••Ab! Bo you want tbe gaa tamed

onl .Let oa are. let ua eee.Hundred* of aueb application muat

be made every day. But tba attitudeof tbia ceramoaioua official might beput Into worda tbua>, MA atrtoge andintcrMtlng appltcatloaVef yonra. to barethe K*» turned enl Vary remarkatrie!It attra«U me. Tbe oaae muat be e«'amload wJth tbe «ara and the reapect

Metropolitan. - .'

JOYS OF A RUSSIAN HOTELNlee Lefty Beeme Wtta tealea* Win.. dewa and Sntebe Laden Air.Writing of'the great BuaaUn dty of

Odaeaa In Barpart, Syoaay Adamaoatel)> of the aomewbat primitive nr>rannemente of even tbe modern botela-For our Ignorance of Rumlan we badtbe prlrlleiw *t payuif over twice tbelegal fare for our drive to the hotel

T, VBBRVAX*

nmrMA50N5

BUILDERSNORTH AVENUECONTRACTORS

BrickTand PlatUtfag

34 Wall Un««fn Av*nw«. H.J. . , MAOA^INES

CIOAR5 CANDIE5

George T. Robbins,PBEIQHTaad

CBA5FOBD AGEKT FOB

Pnmltiira rtov«4 and StoredGi*» Itw wett-kBOnn laundry •

Paper Hanging

VOL.X

ratt of «• bearing eondncted -on. the•>. - meiPtti*. Tbe oppoaltlqn w«a led by

lepreeantatlTwa of aoHedee for tbe pro.faction of children and waa directed at

• „ tbe war In which the measure waatlw oti)aw wMctrtt

aeeki tn accomplUb.Appolntmefrta Queetlened.

In aiaeutlve »n«lon of tbe aenate tbeit|bt of OoT»rnor WUaon to make ap-potntmanU for nfllce which are not tobe mad ontll March 4 baa beenbijougbt up. It lia* been decided to aakthe attorney general for an opinion ontba qoeettOD Al»Ht ality^ave appoint-IMOta of Important atatx offlcera, withaalartaa amrfgattni about 1100.000. are

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The portM* oiMttarahd q o f t F r r pdlfference. flow U»» the rent tif tbaworld! We felt at borne at once. Tbalarge, lofty tiedcbambere and contdon

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Involved, xne trrtn* orcnttbanta will not expire until March4, and a* tbo preiiaent elect plane torealfn on March 1 tt la tbe contentioni f aome of tbe aenatora that tbe praal-

• « t fofernor. should -«hooj» tbe newXaada of department!, etc. The esacn-

' ttTe baa claimed all along that be haag aBd tbatUr

balleree bo faai bat been abown by tbe

-of-bla-eandldataa-for confirma-

live tu roouu-that have double win-dowa aealed with putty, wulcb arenever opened m m tba beginning o( tbawinter Uft tbe apring thaw la ia tbantr.

"Aa tbera are uo open area tba oalyventilation la from tbe allgbtly batterair of tb» corridor* A framed notice oathe wall Inform* tbe vlaltor of ail tbe

be la gradoualy permitted topay extra, for, among them .the joy of'hfti"g fia».tt fix the rate of 10 kopeck*

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Hess Bros.PLUMBjNG,

Heating and Tinning.

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CRANFORDi N J"''hlepbunetjeJ.

JOHN T. KANANErReal Estate and Insurance.Oboioa Uouaoa and Store for

Sale. \ .

OF DEKD8

I KBNILWORTH, N. J.lit), UB-W,

for a Jug of hot water or B0 kopeck***a tmtb But tbe greateat myitery ofall waa a aamorar at 36*kot<eck». In.time It waa dlecorerea that your trueRunlan. bating a faffe tor much tator other warm refnaatooaVttDga-tWMllighted aamorar and praparea bla awnbeverage If be tonot fomnate enoughto poaaeaa a wife to do It for him.

"WRh tbe lady managing a~ fiery,turning aamorar and bar lord amaUngInnumerable-eliareHea, with parhapa

T l llI i pVliltor toTitlp, onacaneaally imagine

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Cranford Hotel-. Union aod Walnut!A.VMI.._ .

Accommodations tor Ptrm«a»-eat and Traittlant Quanta.

SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS.Roouia nicely furolabed, Ir atedby steam, lighted by elecmcltvand ID rraiwota nditpted u> pm-mofe comfort ami rtl

M^ala Sarvtd at all Hour*.

COW. W. MULLER, Prep.Tetepbouiatt •

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GIHMB, Oil , Paint, Vafniahe*and WaU Paper. "

Cranford. • Maw J*ra«yT « l » p h o n » » t . B . , ' -

William Isleib,PLUMBING

Heating &.- TirnilngtNBW WOBK AND KKPAIH8.

of all kindsAt Bonaonable l"rlo«<M

Shop. New Miller Block, NoTthAveTel. WtMAT CRANFORD. N . J

Our place of buaineai open from T a.m. tof p. m.

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OTIS WRIGHT

I L v i b e n n . Mason Materials. 2Prompt dallfery for all ordara

noaivad.

* Telephone 8-R.Walnut Avanua.«

win.dAWj^h^«^ojp4era in wbM

py Binattir "Barbai" auj1 'paraun:j y yarm or corporation that aella ai oartl-Sad mtlk any 'milk not produced ac-cording to tha method* pmcrlbed by

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eommfealon U to be fined $28 for tbeant offenae and 990 for tha aecondoffanaa.

The report of the ante efficiencyqomnnaBlon wa?r proaented^to the een-ate jraatarday by Oorernor IVIIaon, who

"tbaClhe^boird l)t>™continued,bllli for the comolldmlon of

£j?Jt-tba-commlaaloDby Senator Hge.

Here-ta^a UtUe atory wttb a moral.^ , A young jnaan who waa known among

, hla fallow workera aa aomawbat ol aK pnrarloitw, did not* appear one dayM , i t ' U i <l«ak._ JIa_ eeot a letur, bow-

" «vet, to tba manager announcing thatlila tUwnca waa caoaed ay one of1 bla<!blld«'B Uartng acarlet terer. He got

iJB. natt)f_# noit jrKlcb.tan htm. twa^weeka* iea*a or abeencif without pay.'

' aympatbeOcally 'explain-d t might

River ••d Patterna.Ideaa for the colon In tbe beat Boottb

tweed, ara fauud In tba btd of

tie. eald Thomaa Walak In a papatread before the textile congraaa ]*iH«wU'k. 8cotlatid. recently, aranjtta.porphyry and Ja«per are found tbera larich red*, craya and greena, beauwullymottled and mixed In finely contraata|.

* h"were naked for by aportamen, who In-

wflori whltbrrawm6Sdrtte&

Mortgages for Sale

COaOOBaroeot. Vlmln*R f0,(fn>6.%and Weattteld aud PlalqfleW•(JOOt^awrBlaCarm *

ibaramail and large amonnla.

eV Bwkarejr Maea, Crantord,

•hootlog ground*, Tbe flrat order oftweeda aent to London la. bulk waaiU_nlw»e of buek and wtota caeeH.made In Peeblea?'-A»fonaui '

Curleua Raault ef a Taxi 'A curioua thing happened wbaa tba

auclloneera were taxed. AXBngUtfftrat ti a year, tbe duty'waa raleed toflO by Pe«l. but -he retteTed-tbeai ofthe- orenult.v ut taklttg out a llcanaator "beer, aplrita. etc., when.they eold

amel«» Hnurttonr^Tbe canee-q u e e . i tbat^efarywaa** tbe aue-tlnneera «arfi#vl/on tbe Bale of bear tad

T tar .tbnimlrea until tba aboaa(

W t t s e Y<Mr R«ii Estate Values.

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. .Cholca W l n n , H*«or»and Cigar*. •

-•» IS*Ofl|f«V aeeom modal too* tor- |*r~-ma'ueuMntt ttRDslent (rupata.

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AARON D. CRANE;Grain, t

Fl^r^ F^kBaled1 Hay,Straw, Ac. •ti- r'*1'. EI-IZABETHr N. J. , «

-.1Elevator anal War»fci»au»,KOSELI.E PARK. N. J.

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lined Robes,

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HUBMARK RUBBERS

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:Iayaaar Vaana Marl- on Rnbbfi ,Wear Hob-Mark Rnfcfcert tbh winter. They cost no

joo write as..Ua Co, Maloen, MaM.*

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frH. Leggctt & Co/s

E. K. ADAW8,FIRE 1J48UBJIWOB.aprahd luto the bomea of aome of »be,

otk«r TOi*oyaeaat Lotua aiobe4J*6> waaatoppedln 1804.'

bcanery. Voo .ougbf to be, oa tbe

btien>; "Wbat'll yon haret Ouamethe parttcutars^of your tan cantwdefc"

K W, nbodmona. baboon

Brown Ricebabooat ofteo.

a*ttlnr them oa tbe jroeka.