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Show Tire sug.irhouse MYSTERY OF LOST THE HOME of and COLONY RECALLED nniRiv, ', FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1987 No llouiing Problems in the Land of the Eskimo The snow house is generally regarded as the typical Eskimo dwellbut most Eskimos have never Ancient Puzzle Touched by ing, for WEDDINGS, SHOWERS seen one. In Alaska the natives Feles in North Carolina. BIRTHDAYS build their houses of driftwood logs and whalebone, sometimes they use On Site 1st Sugar Mill Went of Slleslielppi River UNIQUE BRIDGE FRIZES Mnnteo, N. C. As a fitting tribute finished lumber, brought in by the Reasonable Rental Rate to t'.ie first English settlement in trading vessels. In Greenland, GASOLINE for the Latest Eooks this country (on Roanoke island. whalebones and stones are largely North Carolina, in the year 1587, used and snow houses are found ! under the sponsorship of Sir Walter nowhere except in the northwestern Raleigh), a series of celebrations section. Only among the most re& Book Shop was held on the island this summer. mote Eskimos of the Canadian ArcBy L. L. STEVENSON 1080 East 21st South The idea is to commemorate the tic is the snow house generally used, A diner at one of Economics: three hundred and fiftieth anniverand there are no better snow masary of the founding of the colony. sons" than the Canadian Copper Es- those snooty and expensive WestTry Our Speedy Service On August 17 was observed the kimos, observes a writer in the Los chester roadhouses told the waiter EXPERT to of two serve fresh orders shrimps three hundred and fiftieth anniverAngeles Times. with his dinner. Instead of eating sary of the birthday of Virginia No housing problem arises among the diner waited until the I Dare, the first child born of Engthese people. They are nomads the them, waiter turned his back. Then he lish parents in America. JEWELRY REPAIRING Tubes Tim year round, with no dwellings save wrapped the shrimps in a napkin Thirty-thre- e Arceworlf a. RESETTING Pilsnow before the house the in winter and in and stowed them away in his pockyears Lubricants Motor Oils grims landed on Plymouth rock, summer the tent made from skins et. A scout for this department, and 20 years before Jamestown was of caribou the deer of that country. KILLS JEWELRY CO. who happened to be present, made 21st South and 11th Eart Hyland 8715 settled, the 100 men, 12 women, and In some sections of the Arctic and learned from the diner WATCHES - DIAMONDS 9 children who formed the first Engmost of the summer clothing is inquiries turtles-whiclish colony in America settled on made from the skins of the seal, that he has a dozen small SILVERWARE he cherishes highly. Turtles Roanoke island. This was in July, and in winter bearskin is utilized 2106 South 11th East of a diet of ant eggs and are tire 1587. as well as deerskin. especially fond of shrimps. So in Q The Copper Eskimos, however, his pocket was a big meal for his Oaks Have Long Been in Colony Disappears. Buy use nothing but deerskin, except for pets. The scout did a bit of figurOn August 27, 1587, Gov. John Tree Fami'y Popularity summer rewhen who sealskin At footwear, White, headed the expedition, that eating place, shrimps ing. Oaks have been respected ever bade farewell to his companions places the caribou. The clothing are 75 cents an order, which consince Hercules packed his big oakinof two consists re and outer and to his suits of turtles small and sists six granddaughen stick. Oaks are more than just Call ter, Virginia Dare, and sailed to. ner. The inner is worn with the tail at a dime each. material from which giants clubs to next hair the refor his England body, supplies. Upon STUDIO NOW LOCATED or are shaped, turn four years later, the colony underwear, and the top coat and Two small boys, are made, barrels Ingenuity: houses are built. They have played At 1201 E. 21st South of had completely disappeared, the pants have the hair outside. on end the a with pole equipped in building this CASTLE GATE The Copper Eskimos eat everywhich was a piece of chewing gum, a conspicuous role only traces left being a few brqjcen TAP, BALLET, & BALLROOM I declares a writnation.vllistorically, of armor and the word thing that runs, or flics or swims. were fishing lor a quarter through BLUE BLAZE pieces has will be featured. Information Croatoan" carved on a tree. What Often the meat and fish are eaten the subway grating in front of one er in the Chicago Tribune, non? than ABERDEEN as to prices and appointments a more important role happened to Sir Walter Raleigh's raw, on account of the difficulty of of those old brownstone tenements played KING COAL can be made at Studio or stood that white oak hollow old that lost colony is a mystery which by lighting a fire, or from shortage of on Central Park West. The janitor hill phoning Hyland 4098-Agents for Sentinel Stokers for centuries has baffled historians. fuel. As a rule they prefer their came out and chased them. When for so many years on Wyllys faIt became in Hartford, Conn Prepared Stoker Coal Many explanations and legends meat cooked, but often they like to the lads had vanished, the janitor oak where Johave risen. eat it raw for a change." came up from the basement with mous as the charter stuffed Connectia big hook and a short ladder. Re- seph Wadsworth hide Did the colonists intermarry with it from Sir to charter cut's of on the the section a grating Edmund moving the Indians and are their descendof the governor Andros, : with the hook, he descended by ants living in North Carolina to"Natural Causes" Seldom That of the ladder, pocketed the dominion of New England. day? Was the colony exterminated Repair in 1687. The old oak, handithe Real Cause of Death means was the came gratup, replaced quarter, by the Spaniards? Were the setOne of the rarest things in life is ing and returned the ladder to the capped by being hollow, stood for Shop tlers massacred by the Indians? No death from "natural causes," listed basement. Then he resumed his 169 years after that, and was blown one knows for sure. FOR down by wind in 1853. Governor White himself told the as senility" on death certificates, business of polishing brass railings. How long the charter oak actually . observes a in the writer Detroit and story of his return to the island in Was. 671 esHyland 2520 HUNTING EQUIPMENT 1591. Upon this story are based all ,Free. Press. Tops: More fat women ride the lived nobody knows, but it was been 1,000 As has been pointed out by mediyears Brighton local of the B. M. T. sub- timated to have accounts of what happened. White oaks mature in from 111S E. 21st South Hy. 8398 We returned," he said, round cal men, persons don't often wear way than any other line . . . More old. it is not about the north point of the island out, they generally are killed, either bundles and packages are carried 300 to 400 years and 600 to to live for them uncommon or disease accident. by Although the aboard Interborough subway until we came to the place where 800 on found is years. senility" frequently trains at Fourteenth street than anyI left our colony. When mature, oaks are 60 to 80 feet In all this way, we saw in the death certificates, more often than where else along the whole system UnINSURANCE KIEPE sand the print of the savage's feet not because of the advanced age . . . More newspapers are read on tall and 3 to 4 feet in diameter. conditions favorable der of the with lack . . . extremely trains deceased, together Washington two of Heights or three sorts trodden in the THE TAILOR reach a height of 120 feet and and as we entered upon the of apparent disease causes or a More books and magazines are read they be night, NEW AND USED CARS 6 feet in diameter. withthe term used NEW FALL SAMPLES is may . . The greatmortem, . post on Bronx expresses a sandy banks, upon tree, the very out is oak white The Sold alba) the of (Quercus cause real death. Grand at being are the mob Bought scenes est NOW ON DISPLAY brow thereof, were curiously carved found from Maine southwestward to of Times car. end Central will Researchers .the We sell a natural that Square your these Roman O. R. C. fair say Suits made to order and letters, shuttle during rush hours . . . The Nebraska, and southward to Texas is one to be sought after bedeath which we to letters knew ' presently remodeled for 0 and Florida. signify the place where I should cause after a certain stage in life deepest subway, station is at One Ladies and Gentlemen street . . . Hundred and Eighty-firfind the planters (colonists) seated, is reached the instinct of El Car gradually is replaced by The highest elevated station is at according to a secret token agreed Cleaning Pressing One Hundred and Tenth street on Smoking Once Was Crime; to die, and death is acan instinct between them me and at my upon 1060 East 21st South the Sixth and Ninth avenue lines Offenders Sent to Jail departure from them; which was cepted calmly and happily. . . . The coolest station is the lower MORGAN in not that True should fail in is found any way they In a collection of family papers n't. .V senility persons level of the Fifth avenue stop of the found in France was a letter which to write or carve on a tree or posts ranging from the age of seventy upCO. of the doors the name of the place wards. depending on heredity, enIndependent system . . . The long- revealed the fact that in 1852 Gerest subway station in the world is mans were should where they be seated, for vironment and other factors. Judgbecause the grumbling street station of Berlin chief of d 702 So. Main St. at my coming they were prepared ing by medical records and vital the police had issued an to remove from Roanoke 50 miles statistics, the process of wearing that same line. which strictly forbade order Was. 6105 "Just Bring in the Pieces into the main (mainland). out" is a long, arduous one, most in the street. First ofBrief: New Yorks shortest street fenders wrerc liable to a fine of two Grant Morgan, Mgr. of those dying from senility having Found No Signs. is Edgar street, which starts at 20 worked hard life. a criminals hardened while long during thalers, Welding Therefore at my departure from .Trinity place and runs through to caught repeating the offence were I them Anno willed 1587, them Greenwich street. Its length is only that, & Works Indians snd State Names actually sent to the gaol, says a if they should happen to be disabout 40 feet and it is possibly a writer Tobacco a Great Aid London WeeklAmerican Indians had an imporin Pearsons of in tressed those places, they any dozen feet wide. So short is it that y2021 South 11th East In a tobacco built the intant part in naming many states of should carve ever the letters or dustrial sense, structure of early America. a sandwich shop runs the entire In Pomerania there is a legend the nation. Wyoming was called across in name this form. But When in 1612 John Rolfe Hyland 458 Mcheuwomink" by the Indians, a planted length of the downtown side, with that the Devil invented tobacco but we found no sign of distress. the first acres of commercial to- entrances on Greenwich street and smoking goes on all the same. Smithsonian institution survey recorAnd having well considered of bacco, and the export of tobacco Trinity place. On the uptown tobacco growing is one of veals. Nebraska means flat wathis, we passed toward the place began soon after, the foundation ner on the Greenwich end is another theThough leading industries of Turkey, ter," to the Sioux tribes; Oklahoma where they were left in sundry was laid for the export trade of the sandwich shop and on the Trinity was a time when anyone is the Choctaw word for red peothere houses, but we found the houses taknew country. Tobacco became the place end there's a store dealing in GOOD painting had his pipe thrust ple," and Missouri got its name en down and the place very strongly backbone of the Colonics foreign hosiery and other articles for wom- caught smoking into calls for a combhis nostrils by from an Algonquin phrase meaning too none gently en. But despite its brevity, Edgar enclosed, with a high palisade of trade. Tobacco purchased the maination of skilled he of the big canoe." Minnesota, the Sultans police. In Rusgreat trees, with curtains and chinery and tools abroad that en- street has a sign at each end. And sia, flogging military workmanship and for once a literally translated from the Siouan, was penalty flankers and very fortlike, and one abled America to begin its early when inspected by this correspondreliable materials e who continued means land of the water." man ' and a smokers, of the chief trees or posts at the industries. It ent, there was a sign on the Trinity in the habit was to have his nose we employ paid for the educaof which announced that the entrance had the tional and cultural facilities that place side both. Ask for an right side slit. Dined on Point bark taken oil and five feet from the Colonies imported from the old it was closed to through traffic. And Pope Urban the Eighth sent Up to a few years ago in Ireland, the ground in fair capital letters countries. It was the legal tender sternly very poor families often dined on was graven 'Croatoan,' without any that paid the Starts: Nadine Conner first lured to every church a message to be read to potatoes and point" for months at preachers. When a fame smoking, denouncing conas a cross or sign of distress." across the footlights new church was to be built, its cost by the parish a time. Having no other food than cert pianist. Severe stomach trou- the congregation A growth of weeds indicated that was estimated in pounds of tobac. . . But tobacco won in the potatoes, says Collier's Weekly, they priest should her ble she convinced sing two seasons had passed since the co. In 1619 quaint as it seems it added an imaginary flavor to each to strengthen the abdominal mus- end. paid for wives for the Virginia setdeparture of the colonists. mouthful by pointing the food at a the So renounced she cles. piano Sir Walter Raleigh dispatched five tlers. Ninety agreeable persons, Bleb Gold Strike 1071 E. 21st South bottle in the center of the table Ily. 8789 j rescue new on career a as a entered The richest which contained a preserved bit oi expeditions, but none was young and incorrupt," sailed from and India. Allahabad, BA successful. w salt. England to be married to Virginia soprano . . . Barry McKinley, bari- gold field ever found in India, land bacon. fi?h. rhn a planters at a cost of 120 pounds of tone, got his start on the air as discovered among The Vatican been has of gold, subsoprano. He sang falsetto as a tobacco each. d hills of Sirmoor Drive Launched to Spur The Vatican is the offleial resistitute for one of the Morin sisters the dence of the pope in Rome. As state. ill broadUse of Fruit in Austria who was taken during a long ago as 500 A. D. a residence for cast . . . And the station put him Address Tag Is on Keys, Cora Boon to Colonists Vienna. An average yearly conthe pope was built on the site of the The first Europeans to recognize on as a staff vocalist . . . Jolly Copresent Vatican. The popes moved sumption of 200 pounds of fruit by So Finder Loots Home corns importance were the English bum is Radio Rows representative to Avignon, in France, returning to every person is declared as a deacadeStates Naval United of the Mrs. East Orange, N. J. sirable goal by Austrian physicians. colonists on our Atlantic coast. ' .Rome in 1377. The present buildr6'No: . Jerry Cooper was a steveCharles Caulfield, of 359 North Maple Now about 80 pounds are being Wheat they tried and it failed my ings of the Vatican were begun on the New Orleans docks. In avenue, recently lost a bunch of about 1450. They consist of an ir- eaten by the average Austrian in a them; and when the very existence dore spare time, he was Bhortstop for the keys to which was attached a metal of the Massachusetts and JamesMoving regular group of palaces, courts, year. New Orleans Orioles, a semi-prname address her and town 13Vs settlements in bearing furamount this tag Even offlees be cannot and hung precarious covering chapels, Our baseball team. and a request that the finder reacres, including a private garden. nished by Austria's fruit growers, balance during those first hard winthe turn it keys. ters, was corn that saved them. The buildings of the Vatican are as $3,000,000 worth of fruit is imCOURTEOUS - SEASONABLE Information: Dorothea Lawrence The finder, Mrs. Caulfield told said to contain 7,000 rooms, stated ported from abroad, mostly from Capt. John Smith forced every famone at house this to likes back parthe local pull of keys brought police, a writer in London Answers Magaily hisjlittle band to plant corn. Italy. of the while she was out, entered her Austria possesses about 20,000,000 They were rewarded handsomely. ties: Who's the treasurer zine. The library contains 250,000 SVJ usuof ten Like the sparse crops of the first United States? Eight apartment and, stole two diamond fruit trees, or three to every inhabiprinted bocks and 31,000 manuThe answer diamond and worth bracelet a Morgenthau." dawn of civilization, it became a ally rings scripts, many of priceless value. tant. 1220 Phone: correct reply is W. A. Julien, whose $800, as well as $40 in cash from means of exchange, a form of monTo increase this number in proThe art treasures, both paintings nation's the name The were drawer. bureau currency. a graces keys and sculpture, are beyond price, portion to the rising demand is the ey. Surplus corn built up trade and C Dell Syndicate. WNU Service. not left behind, so she is having and there are two large museums. object of the recently organized commerce, encouraged the growing lock changed. the is Austrian Fruit Growers' association, stream of immigrants crossing the The whole of the Vatican City Wins His Wagers under the sovereignty of the pope. which advocates the importation of Atlantic, and opened the gates to Banker healthy and suitable trees from wealth and prosperity. by Process of Wailing abroad, particularly from CaliforKansas City. When it comes to Wine Worth $20,000 a Drop! nia and Florida. bets it's wise to let the othmaking Rathskeller's celebrated The Many Varieties of Honey W-A-Nfellow pick the winning team, E. er -T How's your taste for honey? Are Rose Cellar" in Bremen has a of the board chairman F. Swinney, one of those fortunate people wine that even millionaires could you believes. 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The true A present to any which his Sydney. checks of ber represent or rent a place, buy a place, or need anything, let the public to this the yearly charge for interest begins to recognize types as member of his congregation who winnings from friends who were taste he its it. sees as he and leakage, statisticians reckon By soon know in this can fall asleep during one of his Department. they had a hunch on the wintell what part of the world it sure team. that the value of the wine is over can has services been promised by ning PHONE THE BULLETIN came from; and from which flowers $20,000 a drop or more than the Rev. A. Norris, Methodist Under the glass top of Swinneys a glass. Except as a curiosbees drew the nectar. Red and the in a minister suburb. Sydney white clover honey, orange and desk are a large number of these ity, however, it is in practice not all uncashed. 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