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As Y rDeader femingog Gran Pj:ize een Hirea Ammunition Write for Catalogue! THE REMINGTON ARMS U.M.C CO. INC. wVeawote4.t 06a Ng" vew a"' You Do More Work, .u a-e :tre amnlbitious :n(d you get more enjoymilent out of everything when your blood is in good condition. Impurities in the blood have a very depressing effect on the ,vstem, causinIg weakness, laziness. nervo)i'ness and si-kne:s. GROVE'S TASTLiSS Chill TONIC restork s Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enrich.ng ithe Blood. When you feel its arengthenii., invigorating effect, see how t brings color to the cheeks and how it improves the appetite, you will then ap!)re ! aweits t:-uc tonic value. GR OVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC is n t a patont medicine, it is simply 1RON :z:d QUININE suspended in Syrup. So plea.ant even chiidren like it. Th.' blood ieds Quinine to Purify it and IRON to urich it. These reliable tonic prop erties tever fail to drive out impurities in the b:end. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVES TAST'E.L1.SS Chil TONIC has made it tlh favorite tonie in thousands of hionies.; More than thirty-five years ag1o, folks would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S TAS'T ELESS Chill TONIC when a member of their family had Malaria or needed a body-building, strength-giving tonic. *The formula is just the same to di '. and you can get it from any drug '..ore. ;lae pwr hottle. U. S. ARMY GOODS FOR SALE It iiie .-. oinlh 41 ri 1:,as h.0\il \ un n, n ilos '.r.'med w e ox .xisinchecs, water h4 -nI o4 ' n1111nee't wirth 101t Wa n inlmsdeep, 2, n ' neh11'S hituh with n4 h .til de -h lidi : wort S4 n(I. i ~ ~~ ~ n- .d0..0 mi 1s , .41 .4 . .11 7.5 w\ w. i .n I, , - :Il Iurn i.. .. .. .. ...........7.5II C. S .\" "r le:H r(, . ii-: c 11vn, :1i ab :: w hone. . Ir l farlvory A'te: in - e:olid 4onlition;41 -will hurn wn'd uI..... ....$111,.95 :.4S. .rm;ly re.-4 ation doiblo wheel 1an . 144n)od condilionl. This har n1' is 4'onplt.: woribI $12.7, lor se'lo pice .. .. . .. . . . .$617.40 I . \':llY Ilitlbl' I 1 1 r II tyl4'.41, 0- 0 - mli1itn .. . .. . . .. 11.5L0 S.S. \ 11 Mcy .\ t'lh-1nani Saddles. r s soll -09:- on condlition .l 09 I . S. . .\lc .lllan Sabdl's, new for I . \r'; I at 1her Olpen Bridles-. .\! 1 Jo''l; I shind Ar isenal:I 24ood, .1i Ii'a through~lout: speciial h1(4. . . 1. . -4, - ii \J wi"th \ 4rth 4.1 '' . t .f ' ..\ - nu444 k . m41 ! . et r t ~ 11 im hI I lon:: ' wot - 1le . e r l t $2,1)5 rOt' het4(2 I .. v nn um.51 nJ. \'t litad co t ion.v 'l/l .\oo be14 1111-011 peil l4'i : . . .. . .. .lI. $bo, . S woy o'c'(ln e''4'. ' o le (drah, li ('fo .. ..$ .. . .. . m .. 1 .. ..4o. 5 ,al n al0) h "d. I v l ando in( Ioo 8 . rm a~4 few p. irT. \\' Ao'n' gal-e P:l.C'1. Arm11 l ather Sl Avlls .fack cailn, wihooI lining. Wi~ill4 hwifyo. 75 ' . . . ArmySh llr Tetsi ;il.'.l'. water" bu4kets ('0110 $a.0 '4. l'. Army Rnivs. Shoans, no.. SI. os rmv hoh nal :h 4:4n w (O Ite r pi. l.S W' .AREHUEs Cleaers exN l ras $.00. Ih'lo.' In. rm axest (00. d' when roun i1t4 maks aIim. ru CLINIC HAS PROVED V-1ORTH Organizatio'h Est?:, iahed by Boston Firm Well Wor ::, of Imitation by Other :loyers. A ploneer medle-. lne, estabiIshed 15 yeirs 1g1o to p! 'et the health of 600 eniployees, anli -:.:nally eiulairged and expandedl un1til 1:0W ~e W e*1 tot(i of 2.700--that -.s tle ree. -i pi iuu ly held tocliy by a well-knowu Boston firm. Mt the time of its orgatnizaltion the nie'lal director was in hnirge of the Oh.' in) (he capayly of director 1111d -iting nurse. Now the clinic Is in intr-:n of a praellicing physicianit 111t4d Sur1geon. assisti'de by three full-titne gradl11ie ntiriiso4. I)Iui I the in tlenzt iphl'tni c of last winiter, over' 3.-Inl vitrployees were treit Ill per diay, wit h only six cleaths during tho enta ire cour se of ihe drealed (Iis ease. All eases were given enreful Individual attention and, in instances where no fatnily doctor was in at t'il Ianie, lin tate euI a rra ngem ents were' tiu in: f7tr tuiedheal eare. It IS tile po4)li'y of tl' III'Ses Inl thi' clinie tio :lvise all eiployees with whorn they conie in contact to be In suredl. ln Activity whlh the firin itself han11ies through an1 enliployee's' orlganl Ization. 'T'he P1urapose of such Ralvicie is to secire insirance for all em ployees in order that they mINy receive its bentits after tone week's illness. This arrangenient does not place it prenItu upon the etiployees' heing Ill, and at the sante time the (litnIe co operaltes in the inlatter of inlsuia1nce. A dental clinile Is InI a formnative state 111l, no d1oubt1t, will he estiblished In a short tine. The plan tnll mnethod of adininistIation atld organization Is simply in the ilnaking, but it is safe to sa2y that tie lt ental eliule will he as eflil 'lentit as- the i,1(4 ioal 11lIni'. Tll Moiditri llospital. in cleserbilng the clinie. say" that it has fully proved its vahiu lin prteolting the health of the enployees of this particular ('4121u panly n1i41lnilerits thle volininetolaitionl atoil in1liation of allwr.1 umlreaille and lindustrial s a l huns SEEMINGLY NO AGE LIMIT Applicants for Divorce Are by Nc Means Always in the Days of Their Callow Youth. 'lere is no a :illit to divore. Il 9re.on a v mn t at the age of eighlty two years is sllig for a del-cree frot her.1 1zhehni . who iz a enlw striplliinL of sevty-1ne siunwrlls. This st-onw to) lit- o1ith ltlr <-nse.<t (otll 1 eh,1 it11hiher in Inw, as te wiif asserts that 11h' 1h bnld's lfwve has been l inl une.11ld .11 tuohi-rmn cl throu-:rh thll work of Il n N0her wl k I mv,,o lline-ty-four ye-:tr hi nel mdwho tne-ver d(1d like let', niiy how Thy hve beenl inarr.1ied soinll tein y'ars i v. Itil tile wife said th1a hlin thI Iuhlniel look her inotiwy to 1U.y .n nuilo fol his Ilot her .11n1 wvoitn't let hIs uIfe ride In It, sit knew :.it hIs love was denl. Wihe S).-ilotistrati'd the hushand eoldl nfortneello !! -r that she could I lev thl 11(1s'. '.Vihen Ithe wife said that tlh he-'"was her own I4 hought wit ! m- ow Iluoney thel hushial0 replile tha:t inlight he( so, but hel hall thought fully hail the ieed reeort'-d in his iw naine. Now\\ sheih! to nilppal ito tll cour1t s. It is ri t her roigh whien brle of eit .-twou I Iis t4 .-in..i't law fo4r 11 'alTe'rtions o f ltr hufsh4:in A Foreign Ship. lionwr41 . 44 1 -' ir'g - i4n, pr "-n oI l hIn- in't 141 if c :i te ilit II- 41 'ai! 14 S11'tat ll s stirr4d 11p4 tu- latri'tl (cii tIs ria ute.tinlt -f t f.rt'' hi ftttii'lhi si i n h l l lr wphi 5 '11 "th:Wfi swi whf int4' l~ I u ('1 n nt414'r.h Thy. e i Mhin rMan..ui i4tlis ' It hw .\ inerie n (i.) (:l ri:-h' ht Itg hear flri,n-hu'el, 4(5 sh iip." tr au-l'. ''inti or pr111h4 ws ab' ltly~~i (112 correc '. Th hi hsttilur fin ivwi. to In Ie iftlveroo hsna ou f t id fhip buhit ('n( this 3 iutry Iklft The Uplifta. 10(erybsoid knwhe s tory( lii fot i fa'oesor i~ Torn Sh ry th Ii lePt' lrlflea d til lounters in liii his s lin o dell It s 'Inugiu hartily "Wllt4 ilys what are' ''drie.ig "I i or shie?" ~i h Ibt Ia :tinin 11nan ntilla e(i "iii 'e !44 cert i i o li!' thll I'f toi WAS ALWAYS POPULAR GAMI Those Who Think There ts Anythinj Now in Profiteering Have Ant other Guass Coming. The high cost of living was just a inich a problem in 10lizabethan time as It Is today. The Itev. Williai Hat rIron. as quaint a gossip ats Pepys, and q p.Ily gifted as a chronicler, coi plained that miagistrates in his da; winked it mnerchiants who chargei ilore for cotntitoditles than they wer, permitted by law to charge. In that (iy, ats lin this. "hodgers"-this delight fully descriptive wI jrd is of the doil tile's own coiing--were allowed "ti burn up corn ai raise the price of It to 'airry It hotaie IiinSold, or to a (is tant iaraaaket, If they want more mone: than lie buyer likes to pay; nay they've leave It export it for the hen efit of enemi(es abroad, so as to inakI more proilt. Duaring the world war there wna miuch talk of certain Aiericans whi deliberately destroyed carloids of pa tatoes, abhaages atnld othjer vegetable: and foodstuffs in order to railse thi prices of these comimindities. Same ol story. Thare's nothing new, renark J. N. It., in Itochester Post-Express. Again, to hark iback to good Cano1 Harrison, "pesteriferous purveyors hit: Ip eggs, 'hlekens. ha(on, etc.; butte inen travel about and buy up butter a faarmers' houses, and have raised it price froui 1,9d to 4Id a gallon. Thes things aire ill for the buyer and th poor man, and should not be allowed. After all about the only thing tha Is true is that there is no new thin under the suin. Like the poor, th prollteer is always with us. TAX EXPERTS LOSING SLEEI Question, "When is a Girl a Miss?" I Puzzling Bureau of Internal Revenue. The other day Lew Ilahn, excenttly secretary of the Natinma il Retaill Dr Goods assolntion, took the joy out c life for the expertis of the bureati u internal revenueti when he task. whethir corsets were underwear. No, lie lias gole at4l done It agaili, II query this tine beiig: "\heun does :I girl bevoine a itss Fra'ntaatirs of the new revenu'e tax b: nlaiaied.4 in the list of taxabales "'wr en's atd nii es' waring appiret.' -: pi-'ts of the but 'reau, Mr. 1l1ahni say 1:1a' iner-a etlltersaa'a 1-0 :11 i'S that ill tax t l' a'nlleatetd on we:arig apparel f< IZt ail'!'< sayv thart are hIIIndieds Iat hutitateds o mtijs'. ani luilte a1 fa ill:Irr1ieot wonlne, wh14) art, so petitei III: they 4:n e till war, andia4 therefore it girls' a .1'-. 1i.as tin' faca t tha1t sul ar11l fclo thi are to ho woirn I tttn i' it'te ayvars, t ho t I'~a t wieta I tat a tat':1110 years a llata ea 1t11' i Itt' (' the a a r l iII the yes (if i l:I\ \ ar d o dia 'rna-nt d ftia's ,eoe l t'tr gih reI-n1:in irl ' ea . r a ils 41f tl atn t a1l4est' wt Ist t ttly :ilt] w .e a the This Is thli- a e' \itr. IIhn111 lis put I aao the bue:.'ti expets. A Waiting Game. "SIuppise yoa wait hiee in tihis 'ln fort blettht 4(.:at wh il' i a i es' IV saiplos of riilbn," s ahal is. Sim sweetly to lieur lustand, who had he ent1rapi1a1-d into going shopping. \\I h'ter. Wenr 'le tamaie hotiek shte said en trItely:' "'Ilave I katat youa waitaag uat nin~abtaa~tle lonag Iilaane, youa la P "a at. I haven''i't initdedl It ," lie sti ('ht'erfully. "'I jaust jluiniasaed ni ta a atel r:a il 1 tal, t aha' faaaao taall innatra ara tlwni I tok ta littalea spaia in .Itt D~;1an 's ni'w etar. I 00t youa itulth 'I ''a of ' t h In a. ItN '' o pro-ti hall' hte it' .1eia et 'i aaa~d t a .rr a. Tubs May Strike Next. Aetl te -tim' strikas fotr hii'4lwr' wai tht of ura'iro washierwaanwant io ta0 a Aunat TNati la' s t nainaa etot Ituaov evena toa~ paton) wVas asatkedl th ith tt day if shea coulid do a wvt'hinaat l r next day. "'I aed'a no. a'hile,"' wats thae replJ "A~n' aiay iaioe' w~ashinmg.' I dlo is 'al to (aost vala h tan a'ais tiloata," sha' e addi t I'raessda faar tan e'xpltanationle, .\na a' K~ati' tFaald blut shie naiaa '"s'val ailh - waisher htilla's are'a goain' aan a ieief t I' daiy anrd wtont't dlo nra waisin' t'or a1 a' budtdy." ''l"Furdaa'eraaont, aIls tan cen'ts manh t all 'a'- lino- aaaow. I aa strea~et var Is ga ti a.a gia inonh ti dataaa ~ for satraIk atad sa Is aus," wits hear exla~ataiotn. a Medical Education in China. ~JT' ('liina inia'len ihlotnii oaf I dl ltocefa'llri fauit ti on witaa ll Isoaoni l.' ini Oeaion ina i l'a'klian a sphtatiIb Sstttionai foar iieia'il ra'seat'ah a y Ita'arhalng t-Iha' l'ekinag t'milani Nta'ad colleg'. A groaaup raf 15 hutlaldintg< Is (' our'sa'e of caonstrulilaai. (ini ;ae't .theIr gi'a'an-tild roots thea new bail oif "'Itae firr'a'n Clty."' 'iThe a'llegea wt at. railoriy schooarl was opnedia' Iwoiv yet ,. ago. It Is expted tiaalhatI the' wh' .a'stabalshaainnt inaludinaga anew'hosi Theia loni'al ll as tao aale' allohe Iaai ii 7 eii lialtItutatoll In Shaaalial.--S(l('illi a, Amierleaan. Eas/. Fanst Idius ('oiuntr a'lItoarder- Ira 'tiScoatt ! i Can't you do ioe''i'thtang r. lEairai.--Wal. y"a, I coutld wet I tetal In ther kciat .'f-"iostoni livei Movement of Sun and Moon. Both munl and inoonl 1nove aboit the I enrth fromn enst to vest. lI reality the snill s fixed. The inoon revolves from enst to wesTt around the earth aS Its satellite, Iid both earth anid iioon' Siove fin colinliiln IIIoutind(I t lie Slln which 1-4s fixed, though tihe motion of tie cart .anhout It ma111kes Ihe sin appear to InIoVe ahout the Partth froiml ealst to West. fRoquefort Cheese. I to(uf1ort cliese ,; Il mported from i the vIllage of Roqpuefort, III tthe depart t Imleit of Averyron, France. It Is made - from the..1nl1k of goats a1nd sheep and - mnattired in the rocky evveN. of the Larne elltfs. he Ipoiiction of tis chieese' is enoriollus, though the popu - ltioni of the vIllage Is about 1,000. r t B li IVj It j 4 )r s i;M N - n. In You M~ake 0 HE chief considera sea cozy, artistic hot Iand decorate it Let your home reflect choic'e of correct and harn whatever your needis, be e have proven their wort n. protect as well as to beal Il . s ""' Have stood the test of tin1 ft. and will give you longe No mastter the surface-there c Everyp Purpose, a tn u m b r economically use yourself. Laurens Ha "C, Distributors of PEE owl Deale tory. Thel1 unienta GREEN Prepare ior sudden Fall co snaps and conserve your co su pply. The' 1'Lbleo Perfection C c le'e ok:s heat availab) - hen rad v-here needed, U' i.0 utity required!. le:n, s:.fe, motfles, odorless, et - burr.s ten hours on a gall of kerose:L:. I.r;:0x .-':er 3,000,0 -.cme:-. Al: ai courit' Oil givzs best i . 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