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The "Cronies? Mother" concept which was visualized In the famous art poster used by the American Red Cross In Its second war fund camputgn l us had iu symbolism adapted to the tied Cross works of the post-war era and will Illuminate the. main poster to be used in the Fourth Roll Call Novem ber 1 1 -2ft, This adaptation will bear the title "Still the Greatest Mother In ?ihe World." Bverypne Ir familiar wltn the original "The Greatest Mother In the World." the effectiveness of which has been shown in part by the fact thut It has furnished a synonym for Red Cross that has come to almost a household term. More than any other symbol, except the red cross Itself the public lias made It the trademark ?( the American Red Cross. I'OMTKNKSS ( HEAP, We Spend Millions Every Year for It And Us Worth the Prlee To "ivy "please" in telegrams the luetic <>f Canada spend 91,000,0(X> a yea r ;i n- 1 Hi'- people of the I Tin ted Sutes more than ton times that ir? I i tits {o .1. (4. Davies, sup frinli'inlcnt i" Washington far the ti'rciir N < ? r t Si Western Telegraph coiji jviny. 1 !?? arrived at this COhelusioii from study ??f thousands of telegrams that ii? v?> passed through his hands. H<'\vc\4-r. In- sjiys, patrons would save \e?y little money even if they out out IJ10 "please<." Iloeause, he explains, lu a 1 Mart h Mil *?ut of 100 cases the fifty-word limit of the night letter. ??So jt< t l:e company that pnyA-far. ibt' 'please.' -us.ually," he ?~ayn. "I'.iti (v?> are glad to see it in so many message*. It bespeaks eourtesy anil tfuod breeding in" business, so Us use Is -commendable, ami I hot lee that its use Is becoming more and more mmmoii." Mr. Davis is undecided whether tin' patron has nxVe trouble confining a message to the ten-word day limit1 or padding it to "got the money's worth" wh<?n sending a night letter with a fifty-word lhnlt. lie tolls of one patron, who wrote "good night" in order to get the full count of fifty words, A woman was sure she would have to pay thi?. day rate heeause she could not think of enough to make1 tip a. fifty-word night letter. Hut sometime*: too much brevity Is bad. "Some people, delete so many propositions and articles that the mes -M-Ht?orrr-rrreasloil we haYTTo semi four telegrams to explain .one," The children love Wrigletfs? and it's good for them* Made under conditions of absolute cleanliness and brought to them in Wrigley's sealed sanitary package. Satisfies the craving for sweets, aids digestion, sweet ens breath, allays thirst and helps keep teeth clean. Costs little, benefits much. Still 5C ' Everywhere . THE FLAVOR LASTS A-153 SHORT NEWS STOK1KS. ip :< . ; " H??ms of lnt?rm( (iathfrnl Kroni >laiO' Source#. -i ; J.' ? Australia t| having a baMlo with tb?? prickly pear. It was Imported iunuo years i>ff> for tlu* ??uh* lance of ? frott tfhhh f<K'tiln<'al. a <1 >*? Ittgredttiut, was iuaU?\ hut rapidly Kpiva?l ?><>>. >n<l control. I Truck gardening as a means of I It ?-l I hoodla la?lug ftfjk'wod U? Krauot? by a nunHn-f of Corner Ku*--?iitu and | IM'lmv* who 114 fttnl ttt*r* for Tbe UMuperatmv of tU? graiu field* In Saskatchewan and Alberta at this time of (ho .war not lufrtniiK'nlly rlw?N fituu sov oral degree* IhUow froxiliiK at nliiltt U> 100 la the sun wltk out dan^iiAg ti?t? ^rtip.v ?-ki that Mi.' ic ' iu?vu of the l'oM?h anuy of th?* |mih( V.:"~ ' ' "'?J*' , " ? - v*y '* was baaeil 011 its calvary. flow, with out U?>r*M's, which wore taken l?y the iionnauH ami t Im- Austrian*, it ha*' iu>t aMe (<? tl?> Itself Juat.Ict*. '1%' Hoi slu'vlkl ha?l an i-uoniunis ihiuiIh i ??f Ihmh?'s fiHHto Oosaavfc tcrrttofi^ an.i tUo HtopjM'K. coriu tn comity, 'IVva*. on ttu< great "Niukf.l plu'iis," has ti population of only, (?7 In Us iiiv.i of MH> s?piaiv inlleji; ? ' ' ' - -v ? -??V* b\it tht? nival hoards of rattlo that fmt on tlio plains tak? I'liiv of quite a lot ? >f mitsjilr population limit oiwtooK dlH'iH'd in tht. earth in Kiowa ooujlty, Kansas, mvntly and *\vallo\vo?l a nmnhor <\f tv? 1 1 1<*. tieolo- ;; uist-; hhitnc I l'o ' lonu <l?\v -|k H In that pari of the iounthy. Thornhill WAGONS are If . superior in material and workmanship, light running and guaranteed the most durable wagons made. Have just received a shipment of the good old - Southern . standard 60" track wagons. Rhame Brothers Camden, S. C. 1 ? . _*?_ . V O . ? '? 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