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I'd cm. - n 1 ror a v^amei The pleasure Is worth it. There's no substitute for Camel quality and that mild, fragrant Camel blend. The fellow who smokes Camels, wants Camels. That's because Camels have a smoothness, a fragrance and a mildness you can't get in another cigarette. Don't let anyone tell you that any other cigarette at any price is so good as Camels. Let your own taste be the judge. Try Camels for yourself. A few smooth, refreshing* puffs and you'd walk a mile for a Camel, too. Oft WB W B AhJH H ft. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co. Wia.ton-S.Iem, > 7"WMKfe ii3Ma?S$ f^imm Now is the time to subscribe to The Record! I Oneninff At 1 ^The Red Fronl I JrSi Door to | 7 IS NOV J * FOR BI j Come and See 1 I You will find notl i 96 ^ ? . * - ... ...... . . : . . ... ? ? ? LYDIANS rtAD FIRST COINAGE ?iS a sha Treasure Deposited In tha Tsmplaa oat t Wat Impressed With Badg? Or Tb? Symbol of Divinity. beaul cloth 80 far as Is known, the Lydlans, says Herodotus, first Introduced gold and silver coin. The Invention was . a. not far to Mek. Treasure came to be deposited for safety in the temples, where it was consecrated to the care of the divinity by being Impressed with Th a badge or symbol. The sacred sym- best bol being accepted as guarantee of posec value, the pieces of metal so imposed who found easy circulation. The earliest To t Lvdian coins extant, deriving, probably redur from the reign of Gyges (about 700 B. catlo C.), are bean-shaped lumps of native wbltt Lydian gold, blenched with silver, the Each coin bears on Its obverse the thian figure of a lion and on its reverse the er ai impress of the nail-head serving to or tb keep the metal in place, while being supei struck. From Lydia the one-sided coin choos spread throughout the coasts and Is- Is dl lands of the Aegean sea, each city Is- certa suing coins bearing the symbol of Its lattei divinity. In Greece the earliest coins serve of silver, with the figure of the tor- thing tolse on the obverse, are said to have lean been struck by Pheidon of Argos. To the enirtn nhnnt R f1. ts ascribed the other introduction into Athens of the tetradrachm, on its obverse the head of Athene, on its reverse an owl. Sparta enjoyed all to Itself the luxury of a purely iron coinage. The Greek coins Fran from 480 to 300 B. 0. marked a great advancement In the way of art, and the 1 Anthenlan money was the chief medl- & ^ urn of exchange during this period, chop] Other nations later adopted their own mpn coinage, which has continued to lm- entlr prove with the advance of civilization. *** done HAVE BEER ALWAYS ON "TAP" pZ" and Cm* ?? AII UamKiirt e( Af. ACtlf) rlean Tribe, but Little Drunk* of t) enneea Is Reported. may map Among the Madl or Moru tribes at publl the White Nile In Africa, there ez- said lets a form of municipal brewery that at 111 would make a great hit among the son thirsty In America. A special house Is set aside for it, and all the women of the tribe spend part of their time in making beer from millet seed. Ul White men who have tasted It declare It to be a first-rate drink of ^ fine flavor and heady results. The beer Is kept in enormous jare, and to each Jar Is attached a number of gourd dippers. The beer is free to anyone or everyone, the only restriction teing thut It be drunk In the brewery and not with meals. In : spite of this freedom the tribe mem- l4^ bers seldom get drunk. , To make sure their women will stay ' , on as brew-masters and not go running off with other men from nearby tribes. ? tnoun< I Bargain Miller's Market V 0PE1 JSINI What W liing but iris are taken wben 16Q or1 tWAlVt i old and laid on the ground whlls rp stone Is used to pry and knock he four upper and lower lnclson. resulting effect Is anything but tlful?as the Intention was. The lng of the women consists of a t worn around the waist, and jed only when it gets so dirty It cannot be seen against the kin.?Detroit News. The Human Species. e human species, according to the theory I can form of it. Is com1 of two distinct races, the men borrow and the men who lend, hese original diversities may be ?ed all those Impertinent classifies of Gothic and Celtic tribes, i men, black men, red men. All dwellers upon the earth, Pars, Medes and Elamltes, flock hlthid do fall in naturally with one e other distinction. The Infinite riorlty of the former, which I !e to designate as the great race, scernible In figure, port and a in Instinctive sovereignty. The r are horn degraded. He shall i his brethren. There Is some : in the air of one of this cait, and suspicious; contrasting with open, generous manners of the .?Charles Lamb. Credit Belongs to Franklin, erybody knows that the versatile klin was the originator of many [8. Bnt few realize that he was first American cartoonist "Jeln >le," the familiar sketch of the ped-up serpent with each piece jsenting one of the Colonies, was ely the work of Franklin. Even cutting of the type-metal was by his own hands. This first paper cartoon appeared in the isylvanla Gazette, May 9, 1784, was a device for urging united n upon the Colonies at the time lie French and Indian wars. It be noted also that he engraved a of the siege of Loolsburg and shed it in the Gazette. This is to have been the earliest attempt ustratlng news.?Asa Don DlcktnIn New York Times. o Cleaned Out dge?Hare you anything to ofthe court before sentence is id on you? Isoner?No, your honor; my lawtook my last dollar.?Boston script Recognizing the Inevitable. he landlord says we will havo to more rent." Id you give him an argument?" ertainly not. What's the use of lug time In conversation that t be devoted to hustling for the ful cash?" :emt Store * LSS 0 \ e Ha1 Barg I X* Southern Cyprees Has Many Color* Southern bald cypress Is about the most variable In color of any of oar native woods, and In different locsli* ties Is known as red cypress, yellow cypress, white cypress and black cypress. There Is a rather prevalent bellel that cypress with dark colored wood Is the most durable, but the opln- mt Ion of the United States forest pro- *1 ducts laboratory Is that as far as dur- 2 ability Is concerned the color of the a wood makes very little difference. fl In service records obtained by tha 9 laboratory, any difference in the length 8 of sendee of red cypress and yellow 8 cypress appears to be due entirely to a b difference In the amount of sapwood 1 in the timbers. Cypress trees with 1 light-colored heartwood usually htve more sapwood than those with dark onlArnH hocrtn-ooH anH connrnAH lei \.v?v* cu ilea* i n wu, OUU oaj/?twu *o uwb resistant to decay. The important thing, If durability 1b desired, appears to be to select the heartwood of cypress regardless of Its shade. ^lajority and Plurality. The candidate, who among several, receives the highest number of votis, is said to have a plurality amounting to the difference between his vote ahd that of the candidate receiving the next highest number. If the vpte of the candidate is greater than the stun of the votes cast fur all other candidates for the same office he has a majority. A majority Is more than half, while a plurality-may be much less than half. Diagnosis. \ "I hear that Tawklns Is going to give De Smart a pretty fat fse." -What for?" "Because when the doc was called to -aa?J w? rrAMvina ? slIsV* - i aueuu an. nnuua in m Hi|ut uw 1 oua trouble be told her ?h? had an acute attack of Inflammatory verbeslty. He then recommended abeohtfp quiet as the only means of averting" cacaothes loquendl. She's scarad dumb." His Opinion. "Our new cook formerly worked In an ammunition factory. What do yen think of her?" "I think she manufactures & rery fair grade of ammunition," said Mr. Wampus, as he put down a biscuit carefully?Louisville Courier-Journal. ? Suspicious Nature. "Most of the moonshine stills art now found in the bl? cities." "I hope," said Uncle Bill Bottletop, "that fact hasn't anything to do with these census statistics about people r* W fusing to live In the country." \ o? ^ 'Phone 179 for Ice D. & B. Ice Co. jnt! \ I . i i ve\ Em pfiitfis! i. ft 4 ?. - . - -- -