THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1919. pr TR, sane MARCH'S TWO BIRTHSTONES Persons Born In That Month May fave Choice of the Bloodstone or the Aquamarine, March has two birth | tioned by ancient stone. As an al- | : ig given in the i opted by the Na- ion. The blood. of chalcedony, dull red spots. It Is some- rope. The principal | though it is found | ruguay and Aus- in old times jes and was hemorrhages | Because | it was | of a heart | jeceeding the | yd Indians, | the su- | bringing | an parch- | is stone watever he * SAYS d, been formed i on Shipboard. ’ 1 atrnck eve ning one ind ev: eight 10 again sat 8am.; m.: and afternoon | p. m., and after which Is » bell 4:30, two four hella 6), mtch (one bell | three bells 7:30, | then one bell at into seven ernoon watch, : don r watch, 4 p.m. dog “wateh, 4 p. m. atch 8 p.m. to mid- midnight to 4 40 mto8a , 8 a. m. to noon. i A “Swan” Is Really Goose, t “swan” 1s not really goose. It has achieved reputation ag 4 swan mere of un extremely long neck, v helanging to a goose, but r swanlike, Be ludy swan, Instead of pursuing the 1 motherly habit of sitting on her eges in order to transform them from mere eggs into baby swans, carefully covers them up with a mound of sticks and things. The Chinese swan is known In high- brow circles as a Cygnopsis cygnoldes, It 18 n most peculiar bird with a large wart on its hill, which is as yellow ns the roval dragon of China. It has a Qlsrosition as mild ns that of the | Chinese nation itself, is given to secret diplomacy, has A re FY aren yublic Sale Register. Be i I SR AS Found Seven Rata Dead in ing L BRUM ’ a wba BIEN Philadelphia Bre 2 vA 2 ram Lenoir AI pr ji, ie i 4 bn ibddadabdid bindia ie There's a Brunswick Tire for Every Car Cord—Fabric~Solid Truch lces Which the Horse Has at All Times Rendered, tha dining ecribed o the reanit urs the In for potatoes-—new mates or old. Macaroni Reigns Even In China. The sucenlent Italie paste spreads far and wid We learn from the United States commerce reports: The manufacture of vermicelli and mucaron! in China Is An enormous in- dustry and is carried on almost en- tirely by hand. Wheat, beans and rice are the principal flour used. At Chefoo the industry assumes greater propor tions than snywhere else in China and there the vermicelll is principally a green bean product Yermicelll is eaten throgghout all sections of the country. China exports annually ahi 15.000 tons of vermicelli of all E want to finish the month of Our . been a huge success and in November with a boom, Fall Season thus order to continue far ha: f : cess throughout the season, e this suc We ate going to offer Reductions on LADIES SUITS, COATS, DRESSES Now that the cold snap has set ed Winter wearing wund fo ne purchases — i hc 0 arket arc above our quotati stock and are willing customers, Do not delay in securing your this opportunity is available Do Your Shopping Now at KESSLER'S Department Store Millheim i ti Pccscmmsmasmistssossne CYRUS © BRUNGA JUSTICE = MES W. Sy it's Waiiil A Perl the trick! On raw | glowing atmos] arm that cold can't pene trate. It's positive necessity if you have rooms not reached by your ordi- nary heating. ION PERFEC OlL HEATERS A moderate furnace fire with the Perfection Oil Heater to sup- plement it means greater economy in the use of coal. No need to have the furnace roaring when you're only using one room-- and you can easily carry the Perfection from place to place. It lights and gives full heat in- stantly—there's nothing to get out of order—you can’t turn the wick too high. Smokeless, odorless and ab- solutely safe. Rayo Lamps There's no BD glare to a Raye i} Lamp. It fives ample HLM but Your dealer # ie soll and eto. eat] DAS your model for eadind or at your price. SeWINg. + See it today. THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY Philadelphia Pittsburgh SE Atlantic Rayolight Of in your new Per fection O11 Heater One gallon will burn for ten hours, Pest for Raye Lamps tos. Costs Bo Mere than or dinary kerosene. ATLANTIC, Rayolight
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