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‘ James Golden Editor and
‘ ‘ Proprietor '
L‘E‘HUAR‘SDAY.’ AN. 18. I la
“MATURE ALMANAC son
TOMORROW
43nd rise“: 16; sets 4 -st.
High tide 10:0 a. in; 11:16 p. m.
' ~ socrarn NOTICES
4 .4 MASONIQ DIRECTORY.
4.; Old Well Lodge No.1”, F. and A. M.
f fleets in Masonicw Building. South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday at
each mouth—July and August ex-
', canted—at 8 o‘.clook All Master
Masons cordially invited. Fredrick
"W 8. Lyon, W. M.‘ Rdbert M. Wilcox;
4 7 Red
:Iutler Chapter, No.33 Fl. A. M.
; Meets in Masonic lBuildlns. BOuth
. Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
. each month—July ’and August ex-
" canted-4t 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Nations cordially invited. Thaddeus
Buyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
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nonwALK“ some or
TRADE.
President—Nehemiah Csndee.
Viee—Prsaident—Charlea J. Plddeon.
Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Trealureu—sMatthew carbett,
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MUCH WATER WASTED.
Last week the delivery of water to
“no city was nearly up to the capacity
43446! the filter 285 gallons pei capilu
daily. The raw water sale has not
_ibeen oiiened since the lilter was put
. in commission May 2 1908. The wast-
log of water to prevent freezing rather
, than protecting the pipes is hardly
lr4cradlt3'ble.
_ ' if the filters are run beyond their
capacity and an accident happens to
bash the some (which is the real
7;. medium {or safety from possible pol-
" lotion) it will cost hundreds of dol~
rs. perhaps thousands. to repail the
damage Each bed contains about it»
yards or sand. it might all have
to be taken out, washed and returned.
44“"‘311‘Nhow‘hole plant“ would be out or
commission meanwhile.
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4——
, 4 The opinion or Congressman Hill on
the proposed gmernmeut ownership
‘ . 43nd operation of teleglaphs is entitl-
‘ ill! to the more weight inasmuch as
the is itnoym to have studied the sys-
, I‘m in European countries With his
characteristic acumen, says The Siam-
ford'ndvocate. ”ll. am against the pro:
position." he says. “The Operation 0!
'the same plan in England involves a
Hail financial prosperity‘ is concerned.“
i'.'Hiil's qualifications as a keen on-
ryer and comparer ioi statistical
nets and generally as a student of
,llolitical economy, is well known and
universally admitted. iiis cplnlou
therolohe goes far to knock the under-
lining front the statements or the
Paatmaster-(leneral concerning the all
qualified success or the system in rill-
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
And ifll were true, as Mme. Master—
arts, that there is no such
433 a intule existence, how
the Democratic party he ade-
whrded for its purity, self-
unselfish willingness to
the postal service until Ga-
expert in New York state, only
' iitound to help good com
under when discs.
. m Allfilli ”haiku. And
rains in condition form. To repair
he same amount «inn-st be used
vermont, 3350, no on the Al
. 0,0004 91144.th New Orleans.
:5 3,000 on the Minneapolis and $298.
5141 the Colombian. —-’1‘auntoli da-
-. pint GecrgeAde but there
heavy expense to‘ the taxpayers there.l
and it is a confessed {allure so far
Connecticut will GM “60.000. .
.tliht 3urpa'iibliig foothill .
George M. Cohan. or that-
ill. llfl llll’llll
uiuuul illllclli j
Hopes Thus to Obtain Sanction
to Plans for Efficiency and
Economy in Administration
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NEW YORK. Jan. ill.—~Widespread‘
[lubllclty‘lw‘onl or the weapons Which
President Taft proposes to empIOy in
obtaining from Congress the ital-la-
tion necessary to carry into shoot his
plans of eitlclcncy and economy in the-
administration of the business or the
government. according to Harvey 3.
Chase, of Boston. a member of the
president's emcieucy and economy
commission.
The president has given us dlmt
instructions to resolve; ourselves into
a publicity commission." said Mr.
Chase today, while stopplnlt over here
“to have the importance of this sub-
ject of efficiency and economy in the
administrations! the government un-
dersiOOd by the people. He does not
expfict that the measures we have pro-
posed and which he has approved will
be received by Congress without cp~
position from some quarter or other
For instance. the placing of the heads
and other appointive officials or many
departments under the civil service
regulations would mean the abolition
oi the patronage or perhaps ten thou-
sand omces which will not please the
politicians. But he believes that it the
people once understand what ‘scien-
tint} management' in government ad-
ministration meanil to the welfare of
the country,‘ a public sentiment will
be created which Cougress cannot
resist
“The saving We are trying to el‘tcct
is in expenses. not expenditures
which is a distinction that needs to be
understood. Senator'.Aidrlch is re».
ported to have stated that from 320%
000.000 to tsoonmcoo should be savor?
cd.llul i doubt if he ever made such ‘
an assertion. That wenld mean econ-4 -
may by cutting down expenditures.
not expenses. which would behind.
economy. The saying must he effec-
ted by getting emclent return for ev-"‘
ery dollar expended. in this manner
many million dollars can be saved
which can be used for expenditures
for the country's welfare which oth-
‘erwiae would not be available.
"At the present time different do.
permeate. perform, work -that.,_ be.
longs to the same governmental rune. ‘4
’iion.
in our report “on the subject
ct a government padret which will
be made in due time. we are aoln‘gto
place a striking comparison before the
country which will enable the people
[or the first time to see what the op-
eratlon of the‘dliferent functions of
the government is costing. it will
show the expenditures of the various »
departments ciaasliled by functions
for the fiscal year of 1911. smttistlca
similarly claaaiiying the actual appro ‘
priatlons for 1912 and classified esti-
mates oi necessary expenditures for '
1913."
annually "HAIL; 4
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LONDON, Jan. 18.»The reports of
special correspondents in Macedonia
and Other parts of Turkey describe in
the most gloomy strain the canditiou
of affairs thloughout Turkey gene!-
'ally,
According to one writer Macedonia
is in a state or anarchy. The condi-
tions are even worse than they were
under the rule of Sultan Abdul Hem» '
id. There is a complete absence or
security for lite ‘ and property. and
the authorities appear to be unable to
put any check on the prevailing lew-
lessness. 4'
Another special correspondent says
that a similar stated! aairirs exists in
Northern Albania and that the first
outbreak may be expected to occur in
that region.
The condition or unrest in Turkey is
fully reclined by tile European pow-
ers who are anxious to bring about a 4
cessation of hostilities between Tur-
key and itely before the season is ;
. sudiclently advanced lor- the Macedon:- :
lens and Albanians to begin their caul- '-
pain .or suerliia warfare.
The whole country from the Aegean
Sea to the Adriatic is ripe tor rebel
lion. Bulgaria and Greece. however,
or hiltliitllhlht tho most correct littl-
lads in their relations with Turkey.
Masonic ensue stencil dune,
it results of in mono. tile midis!
up or routine basis and the instill-
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anchorwoman titanium
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By thy pure touch is grateful life it
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Transmutes to bliss each worldly .: ‘
grief and care. .- “
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AND j COMFORTABLES
ALL REDUCED FOR ,
.. ri‘ ay and Saturday’ 3
86 ng
to prices that are marvelous. Our en-
tire immense stocks must be closed
out to make room for new Spring
merchandise.
day. ".98.
Amana Wool Blankets $4.98
Strictly All Wool. full bed slhe, weight 5
while and grey only; value 38. Friday and Satur»
pounds; in
lieecy. excellent
saturday. 32.93.
CalifomiaWool Blankets $2.98
12 pairs line duality Blankets. large full size. hand-
somely bound. in while only; value to. Friday and
size 36150.
$1.25 12.4 Blankets 79c
These are in while only. large size. 81:90. soft and
for sheets. ’
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75c Teddy Bear Blankets 39c
Crib sine. line to: the little ones, in pink and blue;
".43.
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Our Bieiuileim Blankets $2.49
,‘Come in pairs. but are separately bound. Which is
unite an advantage: in tan only. with handsome
Grecian borders; 34 value. Friday and Saturday.
ismoniortors s3. 49
:ri‘ol‘dl‘ed ‘wl'tii‘llh‘li mach satine on both sides, fancy
teamed. tilled with finest quality» pure southern
cotton: unsure. vory special.
100 Single
Blankets 24c each
100 single Blanket Sheets. in white and grey, pink
and blue borders, 34c each.
i
‘1. 49.
Beacon Blanket Bath Robes
$1.49
in good assortment-oi coloriuxs. to close out while
they last, at Friday and Saturday a mcialmrles.‘
tufted and seamed.
$4 Comforters $2.98 -
Covered with line quality nainmk and asilkolina in
dainty color-lugs. filled with pure hygienic cotton.
$2.49 Comforters $1.494
Lat-3e run rise Comforts. covered with silkoline in
Fenian emote. reversible. with scroll seamed.
$3 Comforters $1.79
Large full size. well made Comforts. Ia reversible
saline and silkoline coverings“ and tenor bot-dork. .
_ tilled with pure snow white cotton.
Steamer Rugs $2.49
A large reversible plaid Blanket in rich dark color-
lngs, similar to a steam rug; value 434.00. Friday
and Saturday. 32.49.
$3.50 Arlington Blankets $1. 98
Beat Blanket value in America. Large else. in while.
tan and grey. bound with doinch aillt binding.
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$2 Comforters $1. 29
Reversible, covered with dark colored sllkoiine. A
good "Comfort for service; dull sire.
$2 Esemond Blankets $1.49
“"39 N“ “'0 bed Blankets. made or heavy twilled
, ' “W“! WWI nan. in willie. are: and tau.
$1.50 ComicrlersESSc
Full site, all in light colorless. pinks and blue;
4 good quality silkoline. lined with white cotton.
observant iN new YORK
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The itsemsr Rotation, owned by
Captain attains mastitis, oi Bridge
poet. has played a prominent part in
:‘4 thb evaded given cardinal Marley
he was elevated to the
Much of a pidnce or the church it
Induction neat conveys Gardiner
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WANTS LA REE RlOlPfiOOlTY
PACT.
NEW YORK. Jan. iSw-Harry .l.
Crows. Newfoundland. "lumber kills"
la in New you: to stimulate interest
in what he oath a "leraer'reclprceity
pact." which shall include act only
the Edited antes and Gould‘s; but the
entire muss Empire. llr. Grove
bears letters tidal public seen lots in
America and in England tavorlng the
plan. In entitlement of his purpose
to save:
”the verdict of the Canadians lb
3909‘ MW“ not applied a
stroll: desire to live the mother
try a preference over all other no:
i3 (3!!!“le EN;
state bestseller“ can care or l'lve‘fl .1
Doctors.
Thonns'rou, no. its-«h opera- '
ties. aaiil tensile been summit. was
mm upon cottons: or the state
Thom amuse. at Milli heme»
liar.- W More. sinister.
streets candidate...“ to be my
measure physician and two-ff
Imhhimndh. The con-.34
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:Moeniineatcbis ball. Yesterday
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a consultation was held by the m-
sins. and do when museum. ';
Norwalk Chronicler