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THE XVEKTKO WOULD, MOKDAY. OOTOBXI
Goilowaky Heard
In Piano Recital
GOES TO FOUND BUREAU Original Home Dressmaking Design
IN EUROPE 10 AH) JEWS' Bu The Evening World's Fashion Expert
IN FINDING HOMES HERE
it, m.
M'.Worr.KA ST AH WHil
IS HI HI Ti) MAHI HI H
MIlTHOrOUTAS tllKt T.
War lixptvtcd lo Can Inmil
KMiiotjof 1,000,000 Hebrew
io America Next urt
j;
Continue J Acceptance by
Fmthivn st the Full
t 4 4 J 'I!-
Skirt $ Cawing Anxiety
To Thomandt Who Are
Unable to Attain the
Slender Wni$t Line..
Harked I'f U Jewtfh national
rnHlrUn In Ilk l;nltd 811, 1st
ir ilMliBll, dlreeter ff It
lrfir flhalterlnr and Immlrrant
A 14 UocMy, will ! Lm nt
Thursday ia Ibe Jljravdtm fur Tb
llacue,
Ther, with aropl fur.da and
staff of rsperta, l will nrjranlta it
treat central bureau In antlliatlon
f a vut Influi f Jew lu lb United
Mla.lt at lb oIom of I In war. II
fclid bla aid bava all Iba neirjr
efldal aanrtioa from this (loverti
tntlil and from Iba Ooternmsula of
J'.urop.
Tba flrat object of Iba bureau will
a to cat In touch Willi Iba l.tOO.OOu
Jews wbo already are without per
manent liooiu. Thay will Im ut In
communication with ralatlrca and
friends In Iba United Hfalra.
Tba aerond object of tlin bureau In
to rind out bow many Jews aro likely
lo einltrata to America In tbn tint
year, ao tbat IntrlllKont preparations
may lit roada here, for dealing with
lha Influx ThU will Inrolva a itudy
nf tho condition of lbs Jawa In the
war sona, And Mr. Ilarshlleld nnd hla
nlda will travel extensively through
tho Ilusslan and German territories.
rrw ! , i i
TVeuKli (a4uwA aaal saVaiaa
wlH t a aonra f )tti sal ha
rest rnot rmm. at a
anurt-a tf distress and nMr
swroa Neir d l Mrl tmw tliMr
V and farm Tua talnty aMIrt
xtr a rfcanf-n ' -r Ha tMnr "t4
a, bltd faHlifMlly 4rt t adaH
tba frnnt styles to thrmarjiea, utily
tn piawluie mi rffMl of aarlwrtal In
dlrnattan. Jut now tba continued
arveptanrr of tho full nklrt ! raualnir
consider abU anttnty It la no morn
btriiiiimir tlun the holtble aktrt or Ita
lrmlMir, tba ahmtb aklrt. Only
for a tlnir, whMi tbrto wa n oohii
ranilM Itotween tbn ri:tviUxy full,
and rtlvHy nnrrow aklrt, did
thvn womrn havn a acrrno hour. ln
drrd, thottRh America baa irixlucol
nil umailnir ratn of nttenuutad wnm
rn, llirouxli linlllilllrtl inrrilur anil
atrlct dictltiK. tln-ro iirat thoiiNuinU
who canint ir ftinriimiml)' fuil
aklrta and Mltmll wnlntinl liodlna.
i:fn thin w nin bnvo allownil llinlr
wnlit iiii'.imirriniitM to crow lurK"
In a way Hint would bnvn ecaiwlullieil
Royal
Baking
Powder
Absolutely Pure
Avoid All Substitutes
7W 1
Hy Sylrrttrr Kn u-tinp,
Li'iiii.i iHHHm iK 1
r' -a ' A-
''il' riftaM o (
a 4i.a Riw4 m.-i ana
rl ih Hi r
'(HMnr baa a lnvt-
Ahijibi hnmu i. a a 1
WMk AaM a liMr ia4 in la a ' txMi.ll
rrM ai--a tajrauaaal iha xiaa ,1
M ria in kM, afHM H. Ik tH'l
Ihi 1 iM .atniMUawi tfce maa u 11
i'y ta4( aty l4f, u arm
ta4 flUa ,i Ml rui.lKli
- I iba rKn-t Maroh. from lha na
illfMr. Mr !oaky iial
our Rnindmothcra. ranliloi;,mn aid
od and abetted athlotlca forti deendn,
nt.d all tho boolut on how to ktow
thin havn not hrousht 11s to the :o
Inch walut of other itaya.
Tho truth cnncernliiK boillcci. how
ever, Ik Hint tho new fushlonn do not
ltiHltit upon the dartu which lve the
bint promlnenco nnd outline a itronR
curve toward the amall walRt, but tho
shoulders aro fitted and tho cheat la
smoothly covered. Tho shoulders aro
often mado to look'fporo narrow by
a drooplnc line or a cap to which the
sleeve la rnthered. As for aleevea,
they are given considerable latitudes
above tno wrist, nut riRM mere mry
must bo confined an anugly as a Rlove,
edge, like that the deslen to-day ex-ploltK.
Tnln rrock would be cxcccdlnRl)'
pretty constructed of (lurk blue sense
In the way the left hand model depicts
It with a modish trlmmliiR of braid.
Quito a soldierly nspect Is Rlvon tho
waist by a capo which drops off tho
aho;itdrrs nnd, being cut circular.
Ilea In folds across tho back. Hows of
blnck braid trim tho lower edge effec
tively, whtlo flu' bras buttons start
up the sides. Though this forma an
extensive trlmmlnjr for the back of
the waist, the front Is favored with
only the bit of a braid trimmed yoke
which ccrvrx to hold a cluster of
puttiers. The high collar Is of white
iTr II " ' ' '
l , !J llrabm'a variaMvai an a I buna by
)i r ? 1'aaaWin. awpl of Ijsi and Iwe
1 V , Ul Wi h HinMitiMa, una a clavar
r : w . 1 mr mi ini nani aienv, ill
rr Z. I l'rirawm, Ion rnoURb aa It taa
' . I annuuiirrl. Maa amiu out lo tan and
a half Kura hy Hasan of tit extra
iiuhUmt il manded by lha audlanra
and cunted by Mr. Uodowiky Tba
rormoraiit still have It,
Orvllle Ifsrrold was the star sd. tat
ef Hou.a's eoneart at the )llipodromn
last tilRht. Ilia voice nM-r was
bljrcrr; ierhp, nrrr brtterj but
1 rreat tenors, ever erarre. will be in
demand for opem when the war Is
I over and, In the Interim, there seem
to be no reason for Mr. Ilarrold's try.
luar lo raise tho iKf hi olce may
:ouffer from It. Tho other sinter
'were Vlrjrinlu Hoot nnd llelle Htorey,
nnd Nat Wills R4e 11 monologue Mr.
House r. hla Jur'ly famous Kind
throUKh mniiy of his moat jiopular
compositions, If, folluwine the lm
mortiil I'relude nnd l.lcbestod from
'Trlstnn unit Isolda," bis own "CI
Cupltaln" uuirch won the i;re.itr ap
plause. Mr. Housa Is not to blame.
Himself a lover of Hrethoven anil
Motart and llralinu, as well as of
Wngner. he knows what the public
wants nnd ho irlves It to thm. I'otir
thousand people showed their ap
preciation of Ills efforts last night.
The Knelsel Quartet, playing for the
l'eople'n Hytnp'iony Auxiliary Club.
pricked to nvcrflowltiR the Washington
living High School on Saturday night.
Thn programme Included the Hrahmn
duartct, No. I. In A minor, opus 51;
Maurlco Havel's quartet In V major
nnd Arrlmngelo Corelll'a sonata lu I)
minor, for 'cello and piano, played by
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllem Wlllcke. It was
a great treat, us Franz X. Arens, tho
Musical Director, said, for music lov
ers of small meuiiH to hear the Knel
scls for less than 17 cents a scat; but
the enterprise could not bo main
tained without tho help of philan
thropists who recognlted tho need of
working men nnd women to hear good
music and the beneficent results to be
obtained therefrom, lie mado a pica
for help.
I ieKra- laaaaUalLD
I - ax a 1
COfDEMNED MEN GEl
MORE COMFORT IN NEW
SING SING DEATH HOUSE
OiJ (,wjuer' fiue N.i l
l.lknbuted
Caruso and Gatti-Casazza Are
Due To-Da v ; Erina Zarska
and Mine. Ober Here.
muni 110 coniini'u iwi ruuni; ii.iiu,i"vi -n.
Thi u n wniiii linn fnp it mnkra tho fl,"t "10 "OJno aa the undercuff nnd
ints is n gooq line, ror 11 mnKea uiu . nri,m ,-, i j......
hand look well, and qulto flattering
to any hand la the circular flarn or
frill dropped from the tight wrist
UHJ
flare, nnd affords a charmingly dressy
touch. Two brass buttons elaborate
, the wrlstbnnd, and nix of them line
' tho centre of the wldo girdle, with braid
1 loops ouch nldc., Tho skirt nccms to
I have almost decided to be quite plain
until, at the very bottom edge, a few
rows of the braid close together form
an effective trimming.
Tho model at the right would he
pretty of plaid silk trimmed with seal
fur. or broadcloth with fur, and collar
and cuffs of whlto silk or organdy.
KANSAS OFFICIALS WANT
GOOD-LOOKING TYPISTS
SakclDmkiiCluir.
79
Chairs and rockirs ot
rsrr dticrtptlon smt
rer vrr room i pro.
TertlonsUly low nr!r
Sale of High Grade
PERIOD SUITS
For LUrarr. Ulnlnf lloool snd
B4ioom.
At Abowt M lttaular lrlrra
T1m liindWimB aiiiti rrur.
nit til liltbot Orsrrr ot
IttHtcUon U furaltnra mklAi,
lblnrt vork ail ImUi sIm
lnWr llultlmi, llirrr dciirs.
U vood idJ flnlh l rn".
ffntd.
MftfrB Sideboards
Iter, rrlre
i'atli or Credit,
Hell.! oik follta
flolili, lir t(f.
Iftl p!it mirror
ltuixtraU ot pit
Caaba
OrwUt
Hard.
aoU.
ITT
BaS MrtlonsUlv low nrir A
.a5L
aa imm vut
1 11 19.74
.T..-,el, 10
Sale of Stoves
At Mlnn at
yrmii aai, to fra b
I fa.li or frrdlt. WS!.AXL.M
irr.1. of otlix W X J
iUa u to 120 er
I. . A'.B ' fOMPUITF.
, 3, 4 AND t noilM (ll'TflTrt
TIkio uiitflta or lrcti from our
rrsuur lok liv oUt ,inrri nuif.t
mlmm Vuu mrt not iinit u 1
oiher tiinr, Tlile U our chioco lo
start liouiAk.rplnK and ir fullr
aflsaiWsBBaPsgaajpsBHpgsBj
SBB1 ill 1 1 1 ill k aaa
I STAMPS I
Morning. I
I
SINGLE I
STAMPS I
Afternooml
Compare Prices and Save Money
This art.t AnolTtriarr PJn Include atrryttilna 10 furnUli your homo com-
rl. Furnltur. ror every mom. llrds. lldltnr. Ilust. I.lnolsumi, Kltchon
Ut.nslls. llouicturnlihlnta of rrr kind, flawlnc Jtuclilnn, Tslklng Ma.
cOilnn. et(V,
At Savings of From 33 to 50
Kirry srllclf In Dili sla la from our rrsular aiork ami suarantrnl ,tur
abla and wall mailt. Let ua at.rt TOU houarkraplns now Our araat
aortmanti onatil you lo artrot sood rtiodrat frler.l furnltura or tli incut
i!ililiU uj cut!i Unit tour a.tinsa ara in piurllon. i.oiiiuriaoii will
convlnea you that whctlirr you buy for r.ah nr n rreillt
Our Prices Are Always the Lowest!
Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o'clock V
f
AX
Sale of
Bratt
Coilumeri
Itrr. I'rioe
1.7(1.
98e
f ash nit
fltKlllT.
ilawlra ra
Ir xt, Unra
(P at top.
llli ctuaUr of
h'inia; bracej
oaw wlti hall
n .1 a i Wtt
bitfbt UcQucr.
W'rrkly llflllrr. ThU hult
to Your llomr.
Jsivb'an Oak lllnlax
Jloom Kult (t nirrra)
lies. I'rir S.1IHI.
198.69
CNa.h nr Crritll.
Stat (oo4it of llnfftt. CMni
ll.art, -nlui Ttlil. I.Itru
Accounts Oocnctl From Yc.
$5 to.5,000
auti tibl
aul 1 Ami C air
rrl 10 avnuinn Ivj
HiW Cbaln
(. lain ioi.
lUiar
OH SMALL WEEKLY tf MONTHLY PAYMENTS
SMALL ACCOUNTS
ESPECIALLY INVITED
Vou ran optu an tu-ount vlltt a ilnxl
Hilvcril4l nr licit or )iiin m yiu
wiint m I'M without ant extra c ha re ft
f Mil' klml
yuM manr im yuU mnt uu to U5.
Our Special
Complete
S-Koom
Oullit
Cfimiilrt -lIt(Aiu iiuirif.
Otlirr 'J. a. I Mint r.tmint Oulfll
889
All Ready
to Start
House-kccplns!
V up to a.'.riOii )
f Sale ol Drass BcA af. frlrr
Sale of Chiffoniers
ll-r. Irir
5.98
Caali or frnlit.
K.iU.1 mk cM'n flnUb,
vl kau. til iMffoa.
kn at -Oi,rUuiiiltlf n-
II UIU (In
tall 0 V
200 otliar
lyira ol
lnaa anil
vtiimul b.tia
sri Ini'liiilrd
In Una aalr
Tl'I'.CMI. TO
Sale of Rockers
lira-. I'rir.
:is.
22.87
Cafttiurrrrtltt.
Hcaty nultofAtty
riulafial f rarer,
H pi I II J IVPtU,
alt m-lrUJUTr.1,
vTnJ with (iu
'Mllti liuci
(trit nr. ii riikiT.iiuu
Vtlf tlirMstllll Ottttl In I 111 si ail'a.
uruM etnjlliinir liv vvtir tlon
l'rure mul wi want you to benefit
Whrthe icur Account U oihii or (f
ymi Jim v ruiM u yuu con aJtl wjiat
wwt nm wiani iii Tur account with
out link ctr.. uunma of miiv klml
CLASON POINT ALUMNI MEET.
"Personal Appearance" Counts for
30 Per Cent, in 'Exam.' for Civil
Service Job as Stenographer.
TOl'HICA. Kan.. Oct. IS, Kansas
clrls who dtslro to bu stenographers
and draw a salary from the State am
wonilorlnc It thoy should lake a
course wltb ft beauty doctor before
taking the civil service examinations.
The rules of tho commission as an
nounced bIiow that personal appear
ance and demeanor count for thirty
Dolnts.
htmoEranbv. typawrltlnr. grammar,
spelling unit pvniiiansuiii count tor me
other seventy points.
One hundred and ten former students
ot tlin Clsson Point Military Acudemy
of Clanon Polnt-on-tha-Bound, th
Iironi, one of the oldest Institutions of
call yMtorday "for thi fofm.tlon of an I 'r' "r 'lns "J? ,thJ,
alumni sent out by the Uev. Joseph 1 possibility of bolnK fa;rly proficient
Htanford. iastor of the Church of tho I In all those and yet falling to set on
Incarnation. i the ollb'lliln list uecausu tuny aro
dnwily. lwrAiia tneir n.nr is not nonn
In tho lutest Htylo. tiecause a shoo U
run over at tho heol. or because they
are too frecxiea
Thoy met at the school and elected
the following ntneers: The Itev. Kather
Stanford, Honorary I'realdentt llward
weinorrK, I'resiurni: James iritourKe.
Vice President; Krank Hhelly. Hcre
tary: William K. Farrcll, Treo-iuri-r.
nnd J. V. Kunnecn, Chairman of tlin
Hoard of Directors. The first banquet
will be held In January.
CASCARETS
FOR
BOILS
IF
HEADACHY
SICK
For biliousness, bud breath,
colds, indigestion and
constipation,
ISnjoy life ! Liven your liver
and bowels to-night
and feel fine.
aaaaw V
west 1 rlll'iy Furn,,ureHouie Oth mock
. UnoK Avd. -S?IWE HAVE ONLY TWO STOUUSr?" WfJ 10 fJU
America's Greatest
-StjWE HAVE ONLY TWO STORES 00 TO
uiir tonUf is coated! Look imiile
your watcb rover and arc. That's bad
Inniiicii, Wbat have you been rating?
Whst wrre you drinking? What kind of
n lar.v chair did vou tske rxcrrie in?
Now don't tbiuk it doesn't matter, he
raiitr, it's vour bowrls that talk now
every liim- you open your mouth. That
ilnein't help your popularity, nor your
rsruing capacity, llcsnlcj, n person with
bad linwrla m in u bad way and a coated
. - i..i i.. . i. .,
of bad lionrla ami poor iligestion. Hpencor of New rk City
X of ji ailio Alllivur nruniij i
ENDS LIFE BECAUSE HE
CAN'T FIGHT FOR KAISER
Kucks Leaves a Note So Explaining
His Suicide and Bequeathing Si 25
in Bills to the Emperor.
Henry Kucki, fifty-seven, a whlikey
aaleamiin. of No. HQ Walton mreei
llrooklyn, killed himself by ks yester
dav afternoon bccauie he was unsbb
to go to Kurope and fight for tne n.ai
ser. lie Icrt liza in uius 10 oo oni
the Oermun KmfxTO.-.
Coroner Wagner gav lutters written
In (l.rmiin to rrnortrra In whlcli Kucks
explalnea tlio cuuse or ins suicias ana
hjiiiKiithml the inonev to the Kaiser.
Kucks's last written wlah was for long
llffor the Kmperor
JowdIi Ober. Ill whose aDartmnt
Kucks had a furnlihed room, smelled
tlie gas snd called Patrolman Sermtln.
lie forced Kucks's door and found him
sitting deail in n cnuir. un tne isdk
In front of him wore two notes, one ad
dreaaed to Mrs. Molly Ober and tho
other unsddressed, To Mrs, Ober,
Kucks left ISO.
WHITMAN HAS NEW
MILITARY SECRETAR
ai.ha.vv rvr
H C.iu tinllMr.
lo-iljy be
Gov. Whit
ERMA ZARSKA
TO THIS COUNTRY FOR
The aid de.rti a X i. I
flam Mh 1)0 men alk4 to lha
(ball, lias ad aul af iiatni' and
.looinUr ami mora sanitary iiuait.rs
I r.. w ii A 1 1 A .. i n m,m ... . m Im 1 1
lit Iba I'llfcill laewla Ileal b aa tne
last man la y la lHa Ue.Ui from tli.
,ilfl quarters liana Hrhmld' in
Ifrrxked l-llral, who killed Alllil
Auinuellrr, waa the fust prisuiier t
taken into the naa' housa j
Th. iirtt housa lias lrnt)' I lire ,
llbt, largv. aanltary iH Tliey ara
tltiad wltb sanitary plumbing. Tb
naw atructura la of i.uiett. ruuirala
land steal lonatrurtbin, entirely niv
' proof, whereas woed In the old una
mads it dangerous, There ara two
tiers, wltb twalv call duanatalrs and
leven up.
Ther nsa been a "shake-up ' in lha
Itereptlon i'nmmlttra of the prison'
rr's Mutual Welfare lsgui. eight i
new tni'inbers having l-N nimwl It
Is said lha "hakeup" ua. brought .
about by members nf the committer .
(KKkrtlng donations to thn leigual
made by visitor to lh prison Whit i
Warden Osborne M'us asked about the '
repirt lie s.ildi
"That story Is all a damned lie) I ,
purposely use this strung language
liecause there Irn't thn sllghttst
foundation for tho ator eicept that
too llerupunn Cointnitteo lecentiy im
liean rMirRuiiitcd
sum im I
I UB tj" 4t SSi
Headache In a Distinct
Warning of Eyestrain I
and It's a warning rvrry one
iliould hied ioiiiptly. Tlie
csue U ryttlialu coriert
tlsiira only will give trllrf.
Kyaa Kaamlned Without CJiargs
liy iteglslcretl Ly riiyalclant.
Prrferl Filling Clanri at Uw st $2,50
V E,t,blhhi ii Ytmr
.Sr ma h ll'way, si John Kt.
iti Milli Av ..i SI.
S4H Sitli Av (id St.
101 V.a.aii, at AnnSt.
17 Weat M Mreet,
nrcoU)n W Fulton 5t., car. Hood St,
WORLD WANTS WORK WONDER
Caruso mill OattlCasaa are due
to-day to Join the artist who aro
athcrlns- for the coming orrat!e -
sun In thin country. They ar on tho
teamshlp Dante Allghicrl from
Naples.
Krma Zarska. beautiful. Uohomian
nd twenty-four, arrived esterdny on
tho Holland-American liner Ityndam
to become a Metropolitan btnr. Shi
a dramatic contrulto who has had
great success In Ocrmany and Aus
tria.
Altogether three songbirds two for
the Metropolitan nnd one for tho llos-
on Qrand Opera Company, which
opona Ita season i me .Mummn.wi
Opera House a week from to-night
arrived yesterday.
On the American liner I'hlladelplila
enterday was MagRle Tcyte, the
Ilrltlsh prima donna who prouaiy
confessen to bolnc an Irishwoman, al
though ahn Is half Ungllsh. Hlie Is to
sine with tho Iloaton company.
'I have made a vdw that while in
this country 1 ehnll not apeak of war,"
she said upon hor arrival. " expect
to return to London in January. o I
am golnif to utlllzo my few months,
here In devoting myself to my art.
refuse to spend my strength con
crttmr thoae who arc against us, for
know It would bo usfleas to try from
my own case.
"Zeppelins, did you say? Oh, my.
yes, It any one is inane num" -i
strongly advise a trip to a place fro
quented by y.oppcnns. a ram ujr uu.
a. wonderful nerve bracer, w n
the peoplo of London Jolto and laugh
at them.
"Hospitals? Yes, 1 sang In at-vcral ,
of them. Hut 1 felt all last summer
that Mew xorK was cauins to ".-,
I'm, oh, so glad to get here."
With Miss Toyto waa Mrs. Max Ua.
blnoff. wife of tho manager or tne
Boston Opera Company.
On the Ityndam, w.m aiiie. r.wa,
was Margaret Ober, tho Metropolitan
contralto. Mine. Ober ran down the
gangplank from the Ityndam In Ho-
uoken into tne arms or hit uu.uuuu,
Arthur Arndt.
Mine. Ober said sho met Crown
I'rlncn Wllhelm while Blnglng at the
lloyul Opera llouso in neriin insi
month and ho Jokingly nsked hor If
sho was getting cnougu to eat in
Ciermany.
Why ilim't you pet s 10-cent ho
your liver anil thirty feet
l ti... .. . i .,. 111 hpiilth for some tlmo and was r
onight and wake up feeling fine and 1 fit. 5t,e.luod,ua.V'larve lft'WoX
All llruilache, Diilliiftit, lliliimnicaa, linn ru.t fnim the activities of official life.
Caicarets at any drug store and give ? ''"L""1. "5 iWr, ':. "'"" ?'
t ol blincll the l n..lli.a l.i rualcn liecaunn nf 1L liarvnua
niceit, gentlest ilrauiiiig they ever ex-' breakdown. Major iiooro lias noon In
.: i .. . i . .,.
Ilreuth. SUimsrh Sniirnesa.Colil undl'uii-
atipatiim gone wake up with your head
elenr, tongue clean, stomach sweet, liver
and bowels active, step elsttic and com
p'cxion rojy.
('sarareti work while you sleep never
giipn or sicken, fnicarets act an gently
that you hardly rraliic you have tnkrn
u thorough cathartie. They ilou't bother
you nil n?t day like aslta. pill, oil or
ralnmrl - Csararrts brine nerferll.v
liKrinleia it licit childrcu's laxative.
Advl.
"I have accented the realcnatlon of
Major .Moore Mini sincere rogrut
"He has
the
mado
FIRST AIR MAIL ROUTE
PLANNED FOR MISSOURI
Sixty Miles Long, Says Capt. Lam
bert, and Forerunner of Many
Suggested by Burleson.
ST. IvOUI?, Oct. 15. The work ol
m&pplnv out the first aeroplane mall
routea to be Instituted by the United
Mates Post Office hsa been completed,
according to Capt. Albert Hond Lambert
of the United States Aviation Corps.
Two routes, of sixty miles each, have
been planned, one enUrely In Missouri
nnd one between Mlsiourl and Illinois,
riolla. Mo., will bo the base ot operations
ot the all-MisiOiirl route to Caboof
through tho Uiurks.
The other route will start at Teruque,
Mo., cross the Mississippi lllver to Gold
en Kagle and ilrusseli. ill., then west to
Heeehvllle on tlin minoia snore ann
thence to IVarl. This plan, fathered by
Postmaster General Uurleson, awaits a
Congressional appropriation to put It
Into effect,
It Is planned, according to Capt. Lam
hart, tn nlace In the flovornniant service
belivcun 200 and 300 aeroplanus. Theae
aviators win ue mini on tne Aviation
neiervs uorps ana mutt serve in cue or
war.
Oovflrnor said to-ilav.
many frieniiH wno win i sorry to learn
that a nervous breakdown makes a long
rest necessary."
Major Moore has been Military Secre
tary since tlov. Whitman assumed of
ttvo and la said to be ono of the mint
efnelent any Governor eer had.
Capt Hpeneer Is connecteil with the
artillery brniich of tlie National Guard
Ha wss recently head of a movement lo
e.tabllab w motorcvclo divlalon of the
National Guard. He la an amateur
i athlete and. a mrmbsr of a protulaeot
Mw zau. lamuy.
CASTORIA
For InfanU and Children.
IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS
Always bean
the
Siffnaturo
When is a Bargain
Not a Bargain ?
When you buy n big looking roll of toilet paper
only to find there is little paper in it. The roll
was loosely wound to look bitr, or the paper was
coarse and thick lots of room, very little paper.
Tlie only sure quantity basis on which to buy
toilet paper is the counted standard the number
of sheets to the roll. See that it is printed on the
wrapper.
Scofffesue
loilet Paper
Has 1000 sheets to the roll 10c
Of course, quality must always come first. But
unless quantity noes along witfi it, you don't get
your money's worth. ScotTissue is as "soft as
old linen," very absorbent and snowy white.
"It's the Counted
Sheets that Count"
Sani-Tiisue, a soft, cloth
like toilet paper; the balsam
treatment makes it healing.
2500 sheets in carton of 3
rolls, 25c. At all drug,
grocery, department and
housefurnishing stores.
Ccp;r!ibt III) Scglt fapar Cgnsui
SCOTT PAPER CO.
30 Church Street New York
Mahiri of Ab$orbtnt Scof7Tssu Touias
i I
SimsbUm Matin) Biscuit 10c
A Httla too substantial to ba
catted caka, a little too delicately
Rsmirad and too awct to ba
called a cracker it combine
the bast points of both cracker
and caka.
Biscuits
SunshmeCheeseWafers
Lllto a very short soda biscuit,
but with a spreading insido of
snappy cheese. Baked to a golden
cnapnesa. Goes great with soup
or salad 10c.
One of many Sunshine entertainers. Comes to yon fresh
hardly cool from the oven. At all considerate dealers'.
I la r - -i
fiaisrs . Smatkh BhcmU,
NEW YORK
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