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The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 5

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Charleston, West Virginia
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fe, i PER WEAR HUNTING ONSLEEVE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION'. i ilaryland in recent changes In I conservation Jaws has provided for an arm tag to be worn hunting, of'Ajrencles CucierUUccnI Tank the number on same to' correspond KriHneers. with the number of the hunting 11- cense which must always be In the possession of the licensee built- AND THE KING DID. is the law in Pennsylvania fttd Bbould be the Law in All the States. If iJrtotoriata carried their automo- iieonstK in a pocketbook in pocket, it would bo a rather dit'i'i- cult Job to enforce tho regu- believe other states will quickly adopt this system when onco they realize the many advantages.

iStuatlon in Wisconsin. kill of deer in the noi-thern of Wisconsin last year was un- usuaiy heavy. The unprecedented high price furs caused many i -THOU to trap t'ur-bearlng animals thin over before. Becauao the sportsmen of that ytatc were awako to the fact George To Him CofToc Instead of TCH, tho conservation ode(1 i commission was I i tatlons. Tho reason that lawa have been requiring that automo- Mlwi carry license plates where they! oded i Petitions van be readily seen la so that i 3 6 0 8 on muskrat and mlnlc and ccra can.

at a glance learn tho identity pu into buck law. o'f any motorist violating tho 5aw. I Tho Wisconsin law provides Why should not tho same reasoning be applied to the game laws? The usefulness of the warden often greatly impaired aa soon as to a Tho where petitions aro presented from one or more counties of tho stain, asking for uddcd protection of any of wild animals, thc coruier- i vat'on comirnsfsion ia Htithoriaetl to ht. Wwtlty becomes unknown. a Of ttaft warden's principal duties la to additional pro- we every one hw a i 1-: as 8haJ Um nun cd lately he asks '-idvlsabh' to Vtoduce hte llcenso the Tho wisconsh aw that a 50mo a trap Pre 9 i -th, vjclntty.

Could thin tain iccns(? nox( yca) a i report thc number nnil kinds of Tork, Doc. of all agencies intcreatud in highway construction to avoid i a i efforts and provide a. a i body for research has b-'on a by the Knginoerins i i a a i hf-arttjuartnrs in htiB city. 1 Bureaus of the Fctlera.1 government, various nical ovgiuiiiiationa and aro expected to join the movement, it vrfts a here yestorday. An advisory board on i a search has becu organlzpd ih: chairmanship of Anson Malslon of the Engineering tichonl of tho Iowa Statf; which i work any and note license number as a a i officer automobiles problem malB taken.

i data-, hani', togctlior i I i thc hearhiBS, tho eonsorva- i tion commisHlon iii a position to d6 nctt advocate the wearing of Uab Mcenuo plate, but several through the NaliomU Research C'oun The various 'cooperating tlons and will name bors to i board. -Th? oj' thi board's af'tlvltlcs will be a avall- alilo to i a builders the country. of tho board, It is oxpeiMod, i begin at an early date. K.fforr I i made to obtain a assignpiont of pai-i nf tin- pvovidps a TM bnlar.cp of rig abio, to ob- I oitr to some agency i i artminlbti-r tho fnml i i of llu board. A i a i iHsund by l-'ounila tion sijid a a 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 a i isiio be expended for throtiglimit the nation that this money could bo apt'nt to bPttnr ad-; Coblenii.

Nov. Sergeant Guyon of "IS" Troop, American Forces in Germany, bu.s dlstlnctlcn of having hln ration changed by direct orders from Kins When the American A polo team from Cob- Unix in i recently, had charge of the ponies at Aldershot. The i visited Iho-llpld ami was attracted by the ponies' blankets a i the letters o. I approached to Inspect, them ami addressed Guyon. "Woll.

how are you getting along in a The Urltlsh Tommif-. nearby atand- i rigidly at a i were i fied by t'hiyon's "oil, pretty Ktngr, but nay, this tea wn have for a a iy fierce can't you tlx it up so wt: can havo coffso?" The Klnsr laughed adclrosKlni? one of his aides, said: "See to it thut thesn men have coffee hercaftor." And tlio A had KTU.li Is as plentiful as before the war, thc Pally Chronicle. There tjhe British sovereign causes no surprise at all -when change it given and both tho novereign and the half-sovereign aro passed frequently from hanrt to hand i the banks get hokl of them. With the exception of Spanish currency, it is probable there Is aa bisrU a. standard of gold currency In Wales us In any part of Europe today, AVelsh farmers have earned biff pro- tits In tha the last tew.

years, and hoarded them. It is these hoards of gold are now making their appearance. ISuoli Cnrrcnry AH MiirJi t'scrt As Befoi'd War. in season iind noc'cssary rcoommeniia- s.fcic 1 i i i i i i i i 1 i i I i I 1 problem by tlons to next leg slaturo or another. 1 orU com nw T.oiulon.

Xov. sroltlen sov- ereiffn lias uhnost vanished from cir- a i in most parts -of Groat Brlt- slnoe pape.r has iwsueil, but in the west of IVales gold it provlijes that ever man afield with a a button number. Pennsylvania provides that It is a misdemeanor to be Mr, W. Barber, chairman of the Stale Conservation com mission, writes that hearings have been held in sixty- vantage following our.eful research by. experty.

Organizations, governniontnl iigen-j and institutions which have! promised cooperation folow: A i lean Association of State Highway afield With a gun without the number nvas that i of your license being worn on i 1 ror Pennsylvania Board 1 nine counties in the state and that it flclitls, American Society of i 'Materials, Society of A i i tag bearing the license ono buck was a closed i Rlneers, TJureau of Public I season on a a and i and that i tlonal Automobile Chamber of i i Commissioners furhlshes with a i wcre ia or of American Society of Civil American I i of i suiting Engineers, American Society! i of Mechanical KnKineers. Association of Hiaie Western riocicty of Engineers, American Concrete i American Associa- number in figwrca at least one Inch In height, which 'tag said llceniseo. ia to display on the back of the olbow and the In such manner that the visible at al Itlnies while hunting. These cloth bands can' bo or plnnod around the sleeve of your i cost. We have just received -vord that TO Tho county court has i T.

lively to tho estate SORETHROAT? BAUME ANALGESIQUE BENGUE bi.s late brother, Frank IV. died while, serving In the navy before tile close of thc war. The appointee quaiitifni under $100 bond, i Frank Lively at; surety. tion a ISnglnefrlng departnvnLs of Harvard, Yale, and Columbia i of a a i versity of Illinois and Iowa SUile College. Colds carit mafce ine qtttt work 'J USED to off many a day with my winter but BO more of that for Dr.

Sell's Pine-Tar-HoiMy, witli IM rirtt work Bt 9nt ths Uxlirriaitfan 'and nuirn. fron --'-y. we. tje, ujft Keep a Tube Handy rwiitf A M-Y. ft thine rwkiitr thin an fkin, ia 1: I Furniture of Quality and Fine Construction This is the Kind We Have Marked at Reduced Prices New Reduced Prices On Fine Furniture New Reduced Prices On Fine Furniture Youlldo better at Bakers and get better quality You can rely on tne quality of Furniture we sell you botk as to construction and also tne of materials used.

If it makogany you -wish it's kere and at Revised Prices. This Mahogany Dining Suite $475 A beautiful suite which sold for $600.00. One ol the kitf values we are now offering. Don't delay making ycmr selection. Come in this week it you can, you'll find waht you are looking for very moderately pric.ed.

Fancy Rockers Beautiful Spinet Desks Many rockers are here in abundance. These easy rockers make an ideal present for any one of the family. This showing includes very fane assortment of beautiful mahogany patterns. We advise early selection. 9 Buy Your Hoosier Now S535? FURNITURE AND RUGS ON QUARRIER.ONE BLOCK FROM CAPITOL ST.

IN THE HEART OF CHARLESTON A MKAN9 BUSINESS 3uy Your Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Free Offer Ends Today Get Your $13.50 Set "Quality Brand" Aluminum Ware The wonderful beauty, lightness, durability ajjcl: of thc famous 20-year guaranteed "QUALITY BBAJSD" Aluminum ware appeals "to erery woman. To get the $13.50 set furaished by makers of Sellers to give away free, come to our SALE once. Whether interested in Kitchen Cabinets or not see the daily demonstrations of KITCHEN CABINETS "THK BBOT 8EHVAHT IN TOUR H00SB" See what a vast amount of hard work these cabinets save daily in the preparation of the family meals. They keep over 300 oft used cooking utensils and materials right at your finger tips. Enable you to sit instead of stand--reach instead of your work quicker, better, and with less effort.

Hare $100,000 worth of improvements never before combined. Let us explain this feature. Special Terms and Prices during this SALE. And thc wonderful Alinninnm Ware FREE--twelve pieces in the set. Come and see it! See Demonstration TODAY.

Ideal Furniture Co. 622 KANAWEA STREET TOYS TOYS TOYS. We are headquarters for toys. We are the largest toy house on the West Side. Our stock is large and o0ers you great selections.

Call on us for vour wants. Everything For Santa MOUNTAIN STATE FURNITURE (Successors to) Townley Furniture Co. 402 Charleston Side Ir 'I Waller C. Hardy. John S.

Mcnihcra New York Stock Hardy, Duling Company Office: Masonic Temple, Phones Cap. 2010-2011. Hantinffton Frederick Hotel Phone 1014. With direct private wire's to the offices of purv correspondents, Messrs. Harris, Winthrop Conj- pany and Messrs.

Thomson McKiunon. New York and Chicago and through them to all leading market centers, we can offer perfect service in the quick handling of all financial transactions. The facilities of our entire organization are ex- tended'to the'public in any financial transaction, we shall be glad 'to furnish special information at anytime upon request. We execute orders in stocks and bonds on all the leading exchanges, for tnitright purchase or or on conservative margin, SPECIALISTS IN LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES, INCLUDING BONDS AND PREFERRED STOCK -A -i' 1 lEWSFAPESl NE WSPAPEE!.

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Years Available:
1914-1977