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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIXJAXELPHIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17,, ,1920
fpN SIDESTEPS
POLISH PEACE ISSUE
yVill Not Share Responsibility
for Warsaw's Policy
Toward Russia
ndon, rb. 17. Andrew lionnr
. government spokesman, said in
l nntiio of Commons yesterday that
n at Britain had informed tho Baltic
"L Klnlapd and Poland, that the
jlntloB of pence or war with eovlet
nMia was one they must decldo on
S otvo responsbility, Great Britain
uHiiZ no responsibility.
Mr. I'aw maJo thls stfttemcnt ia
-i to a mtcstion as. to what steps had
B taken by the Allies -to encourage
.iff iiu,lan border states to make peace
slli scnlr-t Jlusila. ...,.
n inflammatory document of tho
t important character hns been
,vl on a Bolshevist agent arrested
I J ou i the wav to the United States.
!, i, q letter addressed "to our Amcr
iVai iomrades" and signed by Buch-
arln, president of tho Third Interna
tfonaloof Moscow, declaring the time
ilpo for the operation ot n communist
Party in Die United Htates.
yiaditostoli, l'tb. 17
(By A. I)-
AH parties here arc antagonized by the
continual "arrival of Japanese troops,
but M. Matsudalrn, tho Japanese mem-
uw oi mo international mission, lias ns.
wired the revolutionary group in the
tuy vuui mo .lanaucsc win support anj
government freely elected by the people,
Cable Briefs
yTho American military mission in
Hungary is of the opinion, that Hungary
will be unablo to meet the peace terms
laid down by tho Allies. It was found
that although tho soviet administra
tion had done littlo real damago the
Rumanian invasion and looting had
completely ruined Hungary's opportu
nities for production.
British Hvnillpntn lina nlirnlniwl nn
option from the Persian Government to
survey a railway fiom Kuraltu to
Teheran. On the completion of this
survey the Persian Government has the
rigut cither to construct the railway
by a system of loans from tho syndi
cate or to give the syndicate n cpn
cession for tho construction.
"BUM," HOMELESS CANINE,
GETS NOOK TO EAT AND SLEEP
. i
Adopted by Sheriff's Office Clerk Now He Goes Through Ash
Cans Unmolested in Manayunk as Carefree Bohemian
committed in default of $5000 ball yes
terday. ,
Ilajog h raarged with stealing an au
tomobile from the Tulton garage, one
of the places for which he had a key.
He U said to have altered an automo
bile license rftrd to concspocd with the
car he is alleged to have Rtolcn.
It is alleged a number of automobile
tires have been traced to Hajes, as
having been stolnn.
' "Bum" is n do?.
Until today "Bum" was everything
that his namo implies. He had no more
homo thnn a rabbit. , '
But today he assumes 'the cialtcd
position of licensed walking delegate of
the tlmo-hon'ored Order of Carefree llo
bohemian Canines.
John Flcmmlng, dog license clerk of
tho Manayunk police station, had
"Bum's" number Until today, when ho
gave it to Charles T. Preston, 4440
Dexter street, Itoxborough, who is a
clerk in the sheriff's office. Preston
had redeemed tho anlmnl several times
from the dog pound at Thirty-first and
Clearfield streets, and, therefore, was
acknowledged the privilege of being
"Bum's" guardian.
The adoption of "Bum!' has the offi
cial sanction of Superintendent of Po
lico Ilobinson.
license No. C81 will hereafter enti
tle "Bum" to sniff nil the ash cans in
Manayunk unmolested. His benefactor,
Preston, promises not to interfere.
"Bum's" chief habitue is tho vicinity
of the P. O. 8. of A. headquarters, Ly
ceum and Ilidge avenues, where he is
said, to know nil the members and the
janitor by their first names.
ACCUSE GUARD AS THIEF
Chester Policeman Held for Alleged
Robberies
ChiuUr. Pa.. ITcb. 17. Eoulnpcd
with a uniform and the nuthority of
a policeman and armed with keys ,to
garages ana stores, wnicn mo proprie
tors gave into .hit' keeping, thinking
their property would be better protected,
Machin Hayes, a Chester policeman,
is accused of Committing robberies the
past six months or, longer. Hayes was
MiUwork"
Lumber ,
Interior Columns
Porch IncloBures
Doors and Sash
Mouldings"
Beaver Board
Oak Floorings
JAMES SHAW
52nd and ,Woodlrind Ave.
Call Woodlnirtl 1T2. i MfMlUI,
In the grpt sale of 194,7 Rog
ers Table Silver now on we offer
$64,000 worth' for $32,000.
Three styles not to be re-catalogued.
:i
Gitnbel ftatfbeKt.
Philadelphia, Tuesday, Febrtiarr 17.-1920,
can
For Wednesday Selling
In the Silver Sale we
rnke complete sets or chests
for wedding gifts.
Toilet Goods Sale Internationale
These sales have won wide-fame being based oh safe goods t)f
full standard, with all the exquisite vanities 'of the "toilet included.
And family medicines.
We will not sell any preparation with habit-forming or narcotic
drug.
The Gimbel business is not to catch your pennies, but to
build up a bigger and bigger institution of seryice. .Despite talk
and some very real conditions we assure you that few things are
any dearer than in last year's sale and that iJ
In Ninety-five of a Hundred Items Prices are as Low-
in that Great Sale of Last Year .. t
Service is quickened by talcing orders at special aesits on urana rusic ,-
in the Subway Store. Won't you bring this advertisement with you? . '
Household Drags and Medicines
Vinol, a tonic, at 89c.
Nuxitone, 68c a bottle.
Moan s Liniment, at 45c & 90c
Tanlac, at 89c.
Gunbels Milk of Magnesia, 25c
boltle.
(jimbch White Pine combined
u ith Cod Liver Oil and Menthol,
it ZSc and 45c.
HorlicK's Malted Milk, at 40c,
60c and 53.10.
fiimbfk Fig Syrup, a gentle
1 1 llur. 30c.
(umbels Cold Laxative Tablets,
10c lo.
dinilieU Syrup of White Pine
iiul Tar. 16c.
( mbels Syrup of White Pine,
1(5-.
Usolme Oil, a lefined mineral
ni' it 40c. t , t
Peroxide of Hydrogen, pound
p U- 18c. r
Glyco-Thymoline, at 26c, 52c
I 94c.
Dioxogen, 20c, 40c and 60c.
Tjf Salts, at 78c,
Menthol Inhalers, at 7c.
Frcczone, at 32c
Nuxated Iron, al 78c.
Rochcllc Foot Tablets, at 7c
t 15c
Sal Hepatica, at 26c, 52c and
fl.04.
Lysol, at 45c and 85c.
Mcntholatum, at 21c and 42c,
I amhertN Listerine, at 20c, 45c
and 80c
Aspirin Tablets, at 28c
s5-Brain Aspirin Tablets, soe-
ci.Nfor this sale, made by one
of lie country's best known
tnanufacturincr chemists. U. S.
I P. quality.
, Blaad's Iron Pills, 5-gratn, 100
in bottle, 18c .
Caseara Sagrada Tablets. 100 in
bottle, 3-Krain, 21e.
Rhinitis Tablets, 100 in bottle,
2oo.
GimbelsjHousehold Ammonia, j
pints, 15c, quart's, 30c. ,
Gimbcls Violet Ammonia, pints,
16c; quarts, 32c
Gimbcls Aromatic Spirits 'of '
Ammonia, i ounces, 25c: 8 ounces,
55c
Gimbeh Imported Bay Rum, 7
ounces. 65c: 14 ounces, $1.10.
Gimbcls Glycerine, Rose Water
and Benzoin Lotion, 8 ounces,
20c; 16 ounces, 40c, 32 ounces,
75c.
Gimbels Glycerine and Rose
Water, 3 ounces, 15c; 8 ounces,
40c.
Gimbels Boracic Acid, pound
package, 28c.
Gimbels Powdered Borax, lb.
pound package. 15c
Gimbcls bicarbonate of Soda,
package, 10c
'Gimbels Rose Water, 4 ounces,
20c: 8 ounces, 35c
Gimbcls Seidlitz Powders, 12 in
package. 29c.
Gimbcls Sulohur, lb. pkg., 15c
f Gimbels i Witch Hazel, triple
distilled, Dints, 37e; quaits, 68c.
Gimbels Violet Witch Hazel,
half pints, 26c: pints, 47e.
Gimbels Sodium Phosphate, lb.
package, 18c.
Gimbels Chalk and Orris, half
pound package, 15c.
Gimbcls Castor Oil, 3 ounces,
20c; 8 ounces. 45c.
Gimbcls Spirits of Camphor, 3
ounces, 40c; S ounces, $1.
GimbclsTincture of Benzoin, 4
ounces, 40c.
Gimbels Fluid Extract of Cas
eara, 2 ounces. 21c; 4 ounces, 42c.
Gimbels Epsom Salts, 1-pound
package, 10c; 5-pound package,
40c: 10-pound package, 75c.
Gimbels Alum, pound package,
25c
Gimbels Glycerine, 3-ounce bot
tle. 20c; 8-ounce bottle, 50c
Gimbels Lime Water, pints, 12c,
gallons, 75c.
Liquid Caseara .Sagrada, 2
ounces, 20c; 4 ounces, 40c.
- ' -J.'",
A Sale of Dainty Ivory-Grain Toiletware
at Half and Less of Today's Prices
Thousands of pieces, such as Hair Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Puff Boxes, Hair Receivers,
Trays, Manicure Pieces, Etc. Excellent for birthday gifts, anniversary and graduation gifts. In
.the lot are both the plain and fancy patterns.
Prices start at 25c for the Manicure Pieces and go- up to $5 for handsome Mirrors
SPECIAL ENGRAVING OFFER
Any Ivory-Grain Toilet Ware
purchased during this sale will be engraved with your monogram in any of ond
of a dozen styles for 35c.
Whisk Brooms at 25c, 40c,
45c, 50c, 55c and 65c
Velour Powder Puffs,
large size, at 121zc
Absorbent Cotton, .first
quality, 1 lb. roll, at 68c
Palmolive Shampoo, at
37c .
Palmolive Cold Cream,
at 37c
Palmolive Talcum, at 18c
Toilet Soaps
Reslnol Toilet Soap, at 20c cake.
Woodbury Facial Soap, at 20c
ealce
Cudcura Soap, at 20c cake.
Kirk's Omnibus Toilet Soap,
12tfc cake, $1.50 dozen.
Pony Size, 90c Dozen.
Pears' Unscented Soap, 12c a
eVe.
Gimbels Bath Soap, violet odor,
WRe round cakes. $1.35 dozen.
Gimbels Glycerine Soap, violet
or rose odor, 10c cake, 75c dozen.
Kirk's Oval or Square Line
loilet Soaps, large cakes, 10c or
' a dozei..
Kirks Skin Soap, 7c cake,
B5e doen.
Peroxide Toilet Soap, 10c cakes
" 7c, 75c dozen.
J". S. Kirk's Jap Rose Glycer
ine Soap, large site cakes,
a cake, 95c Dozen.
Palmolive Toilet Soap, $1 Doz.
Harfina Soap, for shampooing,
at 7c cake.
Olivilo Toilet Soap, 10c cake.
Shinola Soap Paste, 4-ounce
cans, 15c.
Peroxide Bath Soap, large
cakes, at 51.50 dozen.
Pine Tat Soap, large cakes, at
10c cake, $1 dozen.
Bamboo Floats Toilet Soap, 5c
cake, 94.65 a hundred.
Gimbels Reverie Toilet Soap, 2
cakes in box, 15c a box.
1 ftnyn rnk sf fViiri P-itiI
Soap and 1 dozen Wash Cloths,
at fi.au.
Castile Soaps
Spiehler's Pure Olive Oil Cas
tile Soap, large bars, at $1.75.
Pure Olive Oil Castile Soap,
one of the best on the market,
.extra large bar, $2.
Dental Preparations
febeco Tooth Paste38c.
'onihams Tooth Paste. 42c
Albodon Tooth Paste. 21c.
Ko yno, Tooth Paste, 24c.
Pheno Tooth Paste. 21c
vll Pen., Tootl Powder. 21c
yorrhocide, for receding gums,
lrn's Tooth Powder, 21c
Lavoris. for the mouth, 21c,
42c and 84c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 42c
Calox Tooth Powder, 24c and
47c.
Rubifoam, for the teeth, 21c
Santtol Tooth Paste, 21e.
Sanitol Tooth Powder, 21c,
Chlorox Tooth Paste, 40c
Face Powders
Tctlow's Pussywillow Face
Powder, at 40c.
Tctlow's Swandown Face .Pow
der, at 18c.
Tetlow's Gossamer Face Po'w
der, at 21c
Ouida Face Powder, at 26c and
52c.
Mary Garden Face Powder, at
$1.04.
Gimbels Face Powder, at 52c.
Gimbels Compact Face Powder,
at 26c Complete with puff.
Java Face Powder, at 37c
Hair Preparations
Beshore's Hair Tonic, at 68c
Danderine, at 84c
Gimbels Quinine Hair Tonic, at
47c and 89c
Gimbcls Liquid Green Soap
Shampoo, 42c
Gimbels Bandoline, at 26c
Hays Hair Health, 37c and 78c.
Gimbels Brilliantine, at 26c.
Talcums
Gimbels Corylopsis Talcum
Powder, 19c'
Gimbels Violet Talcum Powder,
19c
Mavis Talcum Powder, 26c.
Mary Garden Talcum Powder,
63c
Williams' Talcum Powder, 16c'.
Djer Kiss Talcum Powder, 26c
Johnson & Johnson Red Cross
Baby Talcum Powder, 16c
Talcum Powder, violet odor,
lie.
Cold Creams and Toilet Preparations
Daggett &. Ramsdell Cold'
Cream, at 17c
Gimbels Theatrical Cream, J-lb.
tins, at 37c; 1-lb. tins, al 63c.
Cream Elcaya, at 63c
Pond's Vanishing or Cold
Cream, iari, at 21c and 42c
Pompeian Night Cream, jars, at
33c and 65c
Pompeian Massage Cream, at
42c, 55c and 80c
Hind's Honey -and Almond
Lotion, at 37c.
Gimbels Almond Motion,' at 26c.
De Mcridor Crpam, at 23c and
45c. J
A 50c jar Madam Yale's
Almond Blossom Cream
and a 25c cake Madam
Yale's Complexion Soap
The two for 52c.
Gimbels Cucumber Cream, 16c
Gimbcls Witch Tazel Cream,
at 16c
Gimbels Glycerine and Rose
"Water, 3oz. bottte at 15e; 8-oz.
,bottle. at 40c.
' Gimbels Glycerine, Rose Water
and Benzoin Lotion, 8 oz , at 20c;
16-oz., at 40c
Rubber Qoqds
Supplies Save'
) r . t.
and Hospital ,
at Least Half
H
250 Metal' Hot Water Bottles,!
guaranteeu, tt sc
1000 Water Bottles, 'at 65c.
1000 Water Bottles, af 85cT
Infants' or Face Bottles, 38c. "
Rubber Ice Caps, at 50c
Infants' or Ear and Ulcer
Syringes, at 2c
Rubber Sponges, can be boiled
in hot water, special at 12$4c
18c, 25c, 38c and 50c
' Household Rubber Gloves, t
25c a pair." 'All sizes
J Household Rubber Gloves; t
38q;a pair.
Rubber Complexion ' Brushes,
strap handle, at 25c
Rubber Tubing; foot lengths
at 25c
Crutch Tips, at three for 5c
v Brashes of Every Description
at Great Reductions
j Buy a Year's Supply of
Gimbel Hardwater Soap at 95c a Dozen
sj .' "Ns at $1.50 a dozen all through the year. None better; no other quite as liberal in
. and solidity of cake. A dozen cakes should last a person a year.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
. . Marjfet : Chestnut : Eighth and Ninth
Sawngs in the brushes below
will easily average one-half, and
in many cases two-thirds.
Hair Brushes at $1. An assort
ment of an exceptional grade of
brushes to sell at this price, when
bristle goods arc very high.
Hair Brushes at 25c About
1500, all worth much more.
Hair Brushes at 30c and up to
$2.50. All solid wood back brush
es, different styles, worth at least
double.
Tooth Brushes, imported kinds,
all styles and textures, priced at
10c, 12'c, 15c, 18c, 25c and 35c.
Wortli double
Nail Brushes, at 10c 15e, 18c
and 25c A large lot of imported
Nail Brushes.
Bath Brushes, detaihible han
dle, at 75c
Cloth and Hat Brushes, at 25c,
SOc, 75c and $1.
Complexion Brushes, at 25c.
Hughes Ideal Hair Brush, No.
66, at $1.75.
Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes
Handles are seconds Tuit
5000 of these to sell at 17c, 3
for 50c, Children s size, 10c.
t -
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Toilet Paper Specials Sold
the SuBway Store Only
in
Arch Toilet Paper, 7-ou'nce
roll, 12 rolls for 72c, or 1 case of
100 rolls for $5.50,'
Bob White Toilet Paper, 4
ounce roll, 12 rolls for SOc, or 1
case of 100 rolls for $3,95.
Westover Toilet 'Paper, 4
ounce roll, 10 rolls for 38c, or 1
casq of 100 rolls a.1 $3.50 tase.
l.pnc Tpijet Paper, 13 rollsjfor
48c. or 1 case of 100 rolls for
$3.50.
High Grade Toilet Paper, 12
rolls in a carton, at 35c a carton.
A. P. W. Toilet Paper, 4 rolls
in a carton of 10,000 sheets, at
$1.75 a carton.
Westover Paper Towels, ISO
towels in arpll, at 25c a roll, or
1 cae of Ja 'rolls,, for $5,50,
iEE
Hill
RIE-MUR SHIRT CO.
908 Chcatnut St. 9M?8&.t,,
Sample Bent Cpim IttquMt
TJT
DIAMONDS
GOLD - SILVER
BOUGHT
"rrment" Tlie Time of nili Vrlees
Penn Smelting & Refining Wks.
"Th ota now shod"
.906 Filbert St., Phlln.. Pa.
Cuticura Soap
AND OINTMENT
Clear the Skin
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OFFICE
FURNITURE
FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
A. E. SNYDER
218 Walnut St.
2d Floor rnoNE
HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
FOR COAT.
Jfw , principle! conttunt np
plTI 24 to 30 Eillon. le. nt
rtter too. Tbjr; l not.
Irir jatt aa rood. Pre Book.
Reeves Stove 38
& Foundry Co. So. 2ndj
.THE WHITE
' ENAMEL
mncme
FOR W00D-METAL0FI PLASTER
AT All Stores
or
ThomsonWood Finishing Co.
WIRE GUARDS
fur Mlndona, Stock Boomi.
VJRE CLOTHS SCREENINS
tiro. Copper. Steel and
Galvanized WIBK ('LOTH
States and Biddlea
Irre auto trurk delivery te
Philadelphia
Audubon Wire Clotii Co, la:.
AUDUBON. N. J. '
KerMone, Illreet. Main SSP7
Uell, Iladdon llelihte 6T3
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FORTY FWtS
First Aid,
In Influenza
BAUME
ANALGESIQUE
BBNGUE
to relieve the pain.
Get a tube. All
drug stores have it.
Thoi. Iteming tt Co.. N. V.
' Salesmanship
Salesmen are needed e cry where New
I companies urt lorming old concerns
Iare vpiinitns "'i'- iwuinih ui mil'
new territory. Now ia the time to set ,
In the Bplllng game Trjinlns is neee!
! Eary You must l(now how fo sell In
order to make good
Xew ppriiiK class starts Friday Feb
ruary .!0, 7 30 p, in Kxpcrt Instruc-
tljn Feei moderate. Details on re- I
quest A few frc fccholarahlp-j for
Dlfchargcd Perlco Men
YMC A
Central Branch, 1421 Arch St. i
Ifresh paintI
mSeleve AfepL
Mills & Factories
Time lost is money lost.
Repairs mean both. Paint
ing protects and thus pre
vents such loss.
"Save the Surface and You
Save ALL"
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II S.l6thSt.SV.;"
Get our estimate no obligation
i
DeautSfy and Preserve
Your Floors With
FMRBLE8TE
FLOOR VARNISH
"All TIsat Its Nama Implies"
J Scldby Prozrsssive-DeaSsrs
Maniirttctiirea ur
phoenix pnir.T
end VARNISH CO.
i:4 MurLet St.. 1'UU.
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Personality
i
' VERVman instnn.ti ely
aims to make his pos
sessions eprcssi e of his own
personality.
Out oa wrictv ot Shclton
Looms Automobile Uphols
htv Fabrics there i one
which exactly expresses your
taste and gratifies your special
dcaircj. It is awaiting jour
selection.
THE SEM OF DISTINCTION
Sidney Biimentiui 'J Co. Inc.
59; Fourth Acnue, 'nv York
" ni ' ' ffew - -I T-ntml
P. Lexible Tightwad says:
MrVAKKYlNlr water
L in a sieve is a
cinch to heating the ...m..
average house withlt4i
us air leaks between
window frames and walls.
"Yet lots of folk
i try it.
'"Others hae me,
stop the leaks per
manently." Ask for ow booh
Have us e.tnvcte.
BfrutfgfGafr
.l-AJLTJiO COMWVIWC
18 S. Seventh St.
Lm
till T 'j
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JVJPlVCt
5 oo'
WHEN YOU FIRST
FEEL SORE THROAT
We Clallenie Qaalitj
CompiniDn of Oar
Concha
size
tjK
C ci'qars
With any 10c Cigar
Londres
or
Invincible.
Mm
Site
EmoTfc!
into our
new house thii
fall anil l'r
had a wonder
fill time fixing
it up. ll was
'just like nf.irtj
a bride again. Bnt I couldn't ercm to
mike the living room right, although
moit of the lhingi in it Mere iick.
I would spend half the day getting
the loom to look comfortable and
inviting. Then, vhen my hutbind
came home, v,e vonld light up end
it vtoald look like a rummage sale.
Thii went on for a week, until at
last T went downtown and told toy
troubles to Mr. Bibber, the mer
chant from whom I had bought our
furniture.
"Yon lay it looks all right in the
dav time and all wrong at c'gVt," he
aid. "What kind of lighting firdirca
hae yon?"
"Jut one," 1 said, "a very striking
chandelier."
".Probably loo striking," he said,
"We used to haTe jutt your trouble
here in the store. We had haridsomr
fixtures graceful bowls hung from or.
namental chains. And every o'ne of
them seemed to hit you right in the
eye. I used to say that lots of cos.
temers didn't liny our goods became
they ere admiring our fixtures. But
the real truth was that tho light was
alary and gloomy at the same time
glare on the ceiling and on the pol
ished furniture, and gloom on the
floor and in the
corners.
"So we
changed and
put in ihcsc."
And he pointed
down the aisle.
I looked and
saw here and
there handsome,
softly lighted
silk shades in
various color.
I stepped be
neath the near
est one and
found myself
looking directly
up, withont blinking, at a glowing
disc of glass.
"This," said Mr Bibber, "is 4
combination of direct and indirect
light. The curved metal deflector
throws most of the rays upward and
floods the whole room with a mel
low, diffused light, while through this
glass disc other rays go directly down
ward, giving an added intensity be
neath but filtered so that there is nn
glare. It can be used with a silk, ere
tonne or parchment shade in any
color. Without the shade it makes a
perfect light for the kitchen or bath
room. It is used in many offices and
drafting rooms where a brilliant but
well diffused light is needed, and it
affords the first practical means of
using m the home the Mazda C the
most powerful and efficient lamp ever
invented."
T went straight from the store t
the eletlriial dealer, and when I found
that Duplexalitcs, including the beau
tiful shades, cost no more than ordi'
narr lighting fixtures and that they
could be put up in a few minutes, I
ordered one on the spot. The, clec
trn ian came right up and in less than
half an hour the old ihandelier was
gone aud Duplevalile was in its places
When my husband came home he
went, as usual, to the living room and
snapped on the switch. lie took on
look at the room and exclaimed,
"Clever htllr woman. You've got it
at last bow did jou do it?"
I pointed to the light. "Why," be
said, "I never noticed that."
"You're not supposed to." I said,
"not until you've taken in the rest of
the room. A light isn't there to he
looked al itself. It's there to make tlia
other things in the room look more
beautiful."
"Well," he aid, "it certainly does
make eerythmg in the room look
more beautiful including jou."
Which wns only his foolish way of
complimenling me when he thinks 1
have done well.
liite
Use Formamint Tablets to Kill
the Germs and Check
Inflammation.
Don't let il declop. Tho lriitated
membrane-. in ito the attack of other
and still morn dangerous discase
Kcrms. Soothe and ease the painful
tin oat with germicidal Formamint
Tnhlpts. Xnfnmini A vnnv l,nt.lfl, V.
destroying the gcims before thej can
maKe neauw.iy.
You -will find Foimamint '1 ablets
v-ery pleasant to the taste, convenient
to carry and take, harmless hut high
ly ooneiiciai in preventing compli
cations. Childi en can use them freely.
Splendid for singers, public speakers,
and others whose thtoals become
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smoke-soreness. 60c, all diuggists.
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ihadrs. entitled, "Light There Yoii'
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DLTLLX LIGHTING VORKS
of General Hlectric (.onipatiy
6 West tBlh Street, New York City
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