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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 3, 1913 · page 9

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WE: ARE PLE

that we have inst completed the s'lngng of

with Messrs. Recliner 8: Harris. tor one of their stores and Basement

 

Having been so iny3liy treated and well patronized during
the last two weeks of our trial stay here, in this city, we
have decided to add South Norwaili 33 an additional h'hk
to our long chain of retail stores, Which we are new chil-
‘diltttng allover the country. This will give the people‘oif
The Norwaliis and vicinity a chance to hay ” "

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mint! FRH‘RGHL A MWTAMTH.

A nttltlvor oi Norwoilt's society,

lenders have received invitations tor Company signed the contract with deals at his homolnthio city today.
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I; , teem destroyers. eight submarinosand

Dewey's views oi lifesaver! program
the United States should adopt it it is
"to gourd its international policies in

' to President Wilson with the report oi

the recommendations of

{role buliditlg program should begin

3 41911 or modllygrny of these well‘estab-
llslied‘natio’nai policies: .

1 Panama} Canal and its contiguous wo~

with, rationalisation: trues" ,
intimates Molten. Pulls. ,
with Other. flattens

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WASHINGTON, Door Br—Mmirhl

the family or nations are transmitted

secretory Daniel‘s.

The admi‘ntl‘il views, which embody
the Navy ,
General Board; are that the fleet
should consist of 48 battleships or the
lips hcthro E928 it possible and that ,

this year with four dheodnouuhts, six»

minor craft. Admiral Dewey points
out that it four first-class: ships were
laid down this year, they would not
increase the strength of the navy but
would only replace the Indiana, Moses '
chusstts, Oregon and Iowa, which he
declares should be withdrawn even
irom‘tho reserve line. Conteoding (or
a continuing biiilding policy unadectod
by political parties or change at ad-r
ministration and says:
’ "The General Board does not be
live the nation stands ready to aban-

no cumming alliances:

"The Noni-co doctrine:
"Tl‘ie‘open door in the Far East;
"Asiatic exclusion;

“Exclusive military control of the

lore:
and. repeats. its position that the naval
policyvof the" country. should be to
possess a fleet powerful enough to
prevent or answer any challenge to
these policies. The absolute strength
necessary to accomplish this'is a once
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tor ask Lite insurance company and permissions" iron other stem to}. .
since last with the Aston. Lite. For. pills Whit-rum million in con- only utmost intertidal”: ohm,

F glhe force they can bring against us
‘* }and, hence, is relative and varies with

policies of prospective challengers and

"tehlr naval policies and building pro

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swimmer solder Wei lost and national hu- ‘ ,
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have become a part and parcel of our

Golgi-a1 Board has consistently recom-

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Your Physician M‘ Fktcfier'si‘Castoria.
Sold only in one slacbottl‘et never , in:- hulk ‘
or otherwise;- to protect the.
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of those foreign countries with which
conflict might be- probable, and‘ what.
should: be our own development to the
sure}! pesos it” possible. ”3' superiorit
cl force. if wtr‘s-hould he forced: upon
us. Expressed in conductor words; the
'policy’ of the board. has been to pro:
vide the nation with a neat equal on .
superior to that of any probable any
my, as a guarantor of peace; and its
forecast was that a fleet of 48 bustier
ships, with the attendant: lesser units
and auxiliaries. ready for action has?
1920, would accomplish this result.’_"

 
 
 

national existence will fix a naval DO!
icy that will meet those needs;

“From your to year. since the for
mulgtlon of those opinions in 1903. the

 
 
 
 

 
 

nacho-ii a- building program based mil
the policy oi‘ a {Bihatties'hip strength
in 1929. with necessary lesser. ,unita
and auxiliaries; and those recommen-
dations have varied only in the lesser
“bits of the than. as developments
and improvements have varied the
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’! gard to novel development in other the auxiliaries. } _ 7......”
L. ’5, g ' countries has proved remarkably seem “These recommendations have been Good tenants are: to its had-vim:
3‘ rots. 'Bho “mutation: definitn. oa- spade bathe pnraupnce i' a fixed and the advertising. '
H val policy on our part. except in the definite policy adopted y the board
9" general board and the failure of the for- its suldancén otter mature and
H' i people, the Congress. and the Execu- deliberate consideration of all the ele-
3i 0 V tlvs Government to recognize the ne- manta involved and after a careful ss-
3: density (or such a policy, has‘all'swdy mama and Mature mime auto
' " laced us in a position of inferiority what. would be the naval development
theIEby saViflg the dea‘er s prOfit° m out “we WM be :: fvhlch may lead to war; and this into ‘
3 Z: ». irlorlly is progressive and will contin- '
ii GLOSED THIS WEEK, in order to give us a Chanc'e TO N nelii) increase until the necessity form
ii 3‘ definite policy is recognized and that
U policy put into operation _
ii ARRANGE NEW STOCK, whiCh is coming m M :: “The Ge; 19ml 11¢)an while adhering H » , -. _,
z:- to the policy it has consistently iol- ‘ 1 . - '5
lowed tor the past 10 years. and be 4 .' , . it“
llevlng that the naval needs or the na— Am ' w ‘ V H
conSlStln 0f the Latest St 168 m coats lion call‘ for s. ‘ilcet of 48 ships of tho mum at , 5/ _
‘ first line in 1920, recognizes conditions 1 Complete Line of codes Planetarium.
‘1; f as they exist. and the futility of hop? Tea and Coffee Pots. 'llea Rumbas? ‘
i: log or expecting that the ships and . , 3,,» M , "Triplex” Saucepane Covered QWQ
,, Furs Dresses, Skirts, Weists, etc. be , Wt
ll , a ‘ video by 1920. 5‘ A . ”j .g
'i 34, "The board does believe. however, W ‘ Albert F‘. Gem
" " 3” . :3 " i that this result may he eventually at» ‘- 5
:3 ‘N I -. ' 'i . . tained by the adoption by the govern- ‘ ,,
THE STORE LL BE ”OPENED ‘ , ' , ‘ ' ,, :gment o! a definite naval policy. and We recomnaena 5A 25 “9:18;: £233“? St" 2
the putting of it before Congress and Horse Bihnk muse of Pro “193‘ D :1 , _
the people clearly and succinctly. Hick that! m m2. . £6!!th
2} “By summons responsibility for ' womt. their horse-W ‘
g: "’ tiny ruptures: our mental relations ' tion‘ and their long: woos.
,‘ with other nations, due to our naval Paris???“ Hot Bluff; »
‘wedknsss. or“ any national disaster in 0! t 00
:: WATCH F9“ THE OPENING 3: war, due to‘tho some cause, will be when you 5“!-
ll U donuitsly fixed. The General Board m "
' ' separation the people with out till-
i“ ‘ dormdlngoitho meaning or and ree- '5: $323!: m... "" M"... u” 3
“K ' eons ibi- naval power will instruct the "l “W“ W “7’" "W" W" ”M
‘i e eW a ‘ armen 0 legislative branch of the Government. , lpld by M
t ‘ ’ ' ‘ t and out more ranch. with the some . , - .
t 1: understanding. will provide the means. (:emge w" Wfldwefl
”f Mfldcfllm of Women’s and Chi dean's Outer Garments ,3! the adoption W WWW °' N , . a. "
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mmmflmr bauxite merit a system oi attuned publicity ,
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