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I'. luckw;, camp )taow It is delicately perfumed, not surger, t. 0 ). ro~cky or greasy, andt surely does r Statielr ui, a omt~i.l show that t'amp' 1.d y'- make the hIir beautiful, silky and Slier narn tad the highest death rate' "rt btndant. t ere's what a New York retir Y c'm In the euuntt'y. An ex-, wpman writes' "I have used Parisian I'lI nt f this fact has basin askedl - sage two weeks only, yet in that time fr id medicsal olileeris now sorfind my chair Ihas wonderfully it. olu'lyitli the ituatiun. creased it beauty, thickness and lux The death rate for the rtght a'i'k urlanco, but what surprised me mnost of the spidewou was 3.1 its" r'a' Wan the disappearance of allit -in-r d ruf."lfh~ta A large bottle of P'arisilan sage an'Wl lM be obtainedI at any gnu I drug or toiletBILH EN O ER counter-Its not exoenssive. - Adiv 1[RRIBLY LOMESOME DON'T N11)LIICT VOU1tt FilE? BUY BAIRD'S Good Warm Winter Shoes and Rubbers And stay well. Cast lets Mussthan' dectors. Boys' andt"ls u'Warm Cloith 1-Buckle Artl. 98c and 1.48 Government F'our Blackle. AltlStubher. $5 Articn. Former Emperor Spends His Time Writing, Btut Nobody Seems to Know What. LoNDoN IJ.a' I1. Viiiit, it,, tistusollern weary a itijaetl ti." anne", aitiordlog to the Ttegiete 'orteel ---dent at Ameronge n. I ii" land, whto soysaIts has talked with sorte one who hue tomue t,, h nontait with the exile.' This lot rmon is quoted as follows' 'The fortmer emperor wore in sir of relief whent he atrived at i-eron. gen. tot that sntvanished.itThe c-heery wife('iuttot now -veni ro e"' hint from nnodtn ms. Thefurmier ciii. tress i ret-llty esomthintg of it i tIns and trieii tt ake herhtiinii.iind tookton te-btigtht side of tiiiige liii in vait '1't edistinguished fogitiv hasi ttrertintitilit-oct." hierr l~tl"o'ntliet'nteteitti tiiii in. t niore I. himttself anit is 'on-ti,.tie tae Inctted tgo abut. 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CI Lay Them A u 1'repa re fr Splendid Xmas Suggestions for You. B~uy youi- Christm is presents nowt while- ii. The lildi~ir the price is low antd the- seletiton is largest anti few 11 lilti a 1311 most complete. Mw 1)(belt ti the rush sstti is fiti- ae-i ndl?fr:Tabourette Baby Buggies ':\tijitt' Special.(inItftI A Boy's Ideal Christmas $31$5,$7.75,$11 t "'II S2. 13350,. i1 0l, llil I~t, it l $18.0,10, $33.00, $ 1( ji.O i gil '.,,i,$61.10 Ihi r" - i s,$2.00, $2.25, $2.65, $2.85, I Lrtci-unititiny $3.00,9 $3.65,s$4. 00, $4.50, "rtic illu 't 0(01; (' 1tiut $5.15, $6.00, $6.50. of__________ Iron Beds, $5 to ti29th0 lied S rings, Mattr.;sesrd aI kltsre -tilx~rtfads, C$1.Pads.I52,50." $3.50. it'r G[RMANS SOOCIII 10 INTERVIEW__SOLDIERS1 Revolutionists Refused Corn. munication With American "Troops by Ooys> uamders. American troops er.aired Treves }yes - terday, the C-srmbo revolutionary committee tried to get in touch with them hut the 'commnd of the forces In the city refused to grant an Interview. At the time the German revolution broke out on November 7. many Gierman officers visited the prison camps to ascertain the attitude of allied prisonrees toward the revolution, Each prisoner was asked If he Intended to join the revolutionists, and those who replied in the negat~ve, saying they wished only to rejoin their regi - ments, were asked toi give their parole not to try to escape. Captain James Normal Hall of Col [sRoyal Easy Chairs Blankets..... $4 -Comforts...... $ Oar immenseI needs. ".We Trunks...... itSbs Cases.. Hand Ssgs.... JJL/UIVt.. 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