VENZA ?Y TAKING ttSEKBJ* H i* u RjUabU General /nWjomUofl Tmle GE PLANTS ?din* r*rletle?. *l,00t>?rll? r> SILVERWARE ? nttta affort or g tMlttttQ, .0; attractive ???Bcawmy ?ir<tt?d., Form?r phamootit lr % 8. Oovtrtinlent<n<JHptt?l now ottttm lBMtflrlpttoa. rift?tn inn' ?ooaMfc.-Tflrn* liiSi.?1 sat v. ??' ,. '-r - , ? Lose Children Purposely "tVomen otf thp tenements districts "toaTe been known to porpoaely lose their children In \crowda so as ti have a holiday. an? to call at night at the ?arlona pollce statltma, knowing (heli will ultimately P. J. CHENEY &? CO., Toledo. Ohio Well Qualified "YTewaht n imjnforour Information bpreau," ?ald th* manager.. "He mist" he a Wideawake fellow and'kccustoibed to 'complaint*"/, "That's in?," replied the applicant Tea the father M twlnp." , . marry, simply betaum Are You DUcoungcd, BlueT 1U* Adriof la at Vital Importance , . '? to You v Colombia, S. C? "I mi taffering * breakdown In Health, and be ??*rae ducouragwt I (offered -with bearing pain* and pain* down through ""S my appetite wu poor and rfrafl and weak. Nothing L ? 1 to dome any good. One uibknd got one of Dr. ' pamphlet* and we *oon dq to try. the "Favorite Preacrip Hy--hasband bought a half bottles to atart with. I began mwe at once and before theie i were cone I t*aa perfectly well i ban well erer #ince." ? Mr*. iVeaaingefj 209 Sumpter St. health i* the most valuable yon have? do not delay but .obtain thi* "Prescription" now. v (Vr to tablet* or liquid. Write Dr. Pierce, Pre*ident Invalid*' Hotel in Buflfak*l?x^for cal advice. 8?nd l0c lor trial pkg. tablet*. ? rr~ ? 1 ' ?? ? *rr ? ? Factory Explosion in Pekirt, DL Kill* 36 Workers ?Mk -- ? Tut? ?i<i - '' ?'-a... uti .... .... t - ? ?/*?*?"* "? Scene in1 t!he ruins' or the starch plant W the' Corn Products ooiiipany in Pekln, J1J., after the terrific dust ex ploslin which klHfed 88 employees and Injured many others. , ? ' ? .- .??'? t*)** Pougl^ Fir Seeds Sent to F ranee ,J_? . . .. ? y-j ) t '? vyV- f? '? r.: .' ? t S?' ?' u. ' ; ? - ; Ti o ' <"i The American Tree Association of Washington, D. C., has shipped to France millions of Douglas flr seeds to help reforest the war-torn soctloni Th'li shows little' Ale* Pounds Instructing Louis ',C. Carou, first bridge officer of the Savole, to take giood care of 'the seeds on. the voyage. " ' Scene During Floods in Manila " Like many tah,er cltiea, Manila; P. I. .has been suffering from floods this winter.' This photograph, shows Tuft avenue when the waters were high. >l'- v O, 4 ' ? , Mt. Blanc Now Has a Cable Railway Wltfclc a very short time visitors to Switzerland will be Hhle to rMe from Chamounlx to Ml. Blnnc nnd np the sides of thnt mountain on n new cnble rallwaj. The Illustration shows the first passenger car on Its trial trio. HIGHLY PAID KNITTER i' Mrs. Marie Heunlsch of St Paul, Minn., has been proclaimed the chanv plon kqltter of the Northwest. She Is seventy-nine years old nnd lifer work brings from $100 to $500 per knitted piece, more perhaps than many pro- ? fesslonal men receive for their work. She rarely spends more thnn ten days ?? any one piece, but her working 1 day Is from 11 . a, m. until 4 a. m., about twice as long as an average i workman's day{ v ) ' 'it IZETTA WANT'S A TOGA , , ? jut . ; ?"?* . Mrs. Izetta Jewel Brown who, us Izetta Jewel, was a. favorite of Wash ington theater goers a few years agto, low announces that she will seek the 'Democratic nomination for ? United States' 'senator from West Virginia, t"' ? TO WED GENE SAKAZEN , Miss Mary P.eck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Peck of Spring field, Mass.. Is en gaged to marry Gene Sarnien,' the golfing star, but the (lute of the wedding has no1 j been announced. Miss Peck and hei parents are spending the winter sj Miami. I'la. for Econemioal Trantfioripllon The Economical Quality Car ( i / . r ^ * ' . ?. M ' '' , , i . , Chevrolet prices are not the lowest on the market, yet Chevrolet economical transportation averages lowest in cost. This average cost considers the pur chase price, interest on investment, depreciation and all operating and maintenance costs. ? A detailed comparison with any other car ift the low priced field will convince you that Chevrolet is the hest buy hecause of its superior quality and because the purchase price includes fuljl equipment.; , fvlore than a million Chevrolet* ore tvoif in use. Twelve huge plants are now buUdlfif 'thoty at the. rate of twenty-five hundred per working day. Nearly one-half million Chevroleta were bought in 1923 ' i ? far exceeding In number the sales of any other r quality car. , Thus, our statements have the strongest possible . backing, namely, the faith and patronage of the American people, who know automobiles and know practical values better than any other, people on earth. Let any one of our seven thousand dealer* show you our seven types of cars and explain how easy it is to get one and enjoy Its use., Prictt f. o.b. Flint, Michigan ? ?j?^ORTwKf " - "IS i . oUifDKiUK lourtn* ? /? ? 199 . SUPERIOR Utilitv [or stdlZ**"1? : - "2 Utility Kipreu Truck Qul??U . S50 ' ? .?* / ' . " .? , *.< Chevrolet. Motor Company Division of General Motors Corporation Detroit, Michigan . . / ' . .? - ? v EVERYONE IS PLAYING MA JONG ' ALSO KNOWN AS PUNG WO, MA CHANG, ETC. The Wonderful Imported Game of 1,000 Intelligences. If you haven't a set, buy one NOW direct from' the Importer An imported Bone and Bamboo Set, hand carved, in Brass Finished Oriental Cabinet with a Standard Book of Rules only.'. . . . . . . ... .... .'. . .... . . . . . .IJ7.65; regular fcrice, >27.50 .Larger set, No. A . . . . .* . ? i ...... 22.76 ; fegtflar price, 36,00 Imperial set 24.86; regular price, 40t00 Oriental set . 2,7.60; regular' price, 60.00 Delivered parcel post prepaid. Send money order with your order to PATTERSON IMPORTING COMPANY 512 Flatiron Bldg. New York, N. Y. 1 ? ' _L / Suited Her ( Conductor? This i8 u smoking car, nadaro. . , ' Young Lady- ? Oh, good ! Hive you a ?natch? He Did "I didn't know you knew that man." "I didn't? but by the time I discov ?rcd I didn't I did." < SlekpineCt Elusive Sleepiness la such an' elusive func tion that it visits you In your eve ning chair, but flees as soon as bed* time amvtt. . Fifty-Fifty With Pa ?% "Young man, you couldn't even_buy? my. daughter's clothes." r'f-j *?1 could help." ) V Ask for This New Book k 44 i ' wi-j the -f t Everyone who wants to improve his place or save money around ^is farm, needs the ' new Portland Cement Association booklet "Concrete Around the Home." ' It tells in everyday language, the' easiest, simplest and . mo6t economical way to use Concrete for making drives, walks, septic tanks, garages and other permanent im provements. Easily followed instructions give you all thex details necessary for esti mating materials, mixing, placing and finishing the Concrete. "Concrete Around the Home" is only one of our many booklets available without charge to those interested in using Concrete. II you are planning any of the money-saving concrete, improvements seen everywhere nowa days, such as a permanent floor, basement, or foundation for your buildings, a manure pit, feed- ? ing floor, corncrib or silo, we have a booklet on the subject with complete instructions for build ing it of Concrete. - ? Remember this service is free. The Portland Cement Association has 28 offices, listed below, and one of them is your office ? the one nearest you. Find which one it is, and write today about the concrete improvements you are planning. There are people in that office whose business it is to help you save money by making it easy for you to use concrete. Let them show you hpw they can help you. 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