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Ladies’
An article from an English paper
relating to the cuidition oi the hall
industry in the principal hat nianu-
factoring centers of England, repro-
duced in these columns a short time
ago. attracted much attention, es-
pecially in connection with tile ques-
tion of the production oi" lists in Eng-
land for export to the United States.
Now comes another English paper,
the Ashton Reporter, just received by
a Bethe! man from relatives in Eng-
land. in which it is asserted by Den-
ton officials that the conditions exist-
. ing in the hat manufacturing centers ,
in England because of depression in 5.
business were overstated by the other
Conéh Hammock~ . \
' Beautiful.
A perfectly safe Hammock with a flat. surface suspended by copperei
chains attached to the four corners of a
N ’. I Rip VanWinkle Spring 30 " x 72 ”
his construction avoids depending upon the strength or the goods to '
carry the load.
Pits—LI Eyeglass
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12 Ounce KIlLki Duck
01' 9X!"- quality, sides and Windshields, dork brown in color the ends of
the Hammock have magazine pockets and chains are inclosed
The Wind Shield is Roverpible and attached by patent fasteners.
The cushion white cotton. felted covered with green denim tufted with
it three inch bog.
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03-”; 03-50. “-00
- White Canvas
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The following are extracts from the 0'13in Beautiful and 01113le 315' 0.0 ‘
Ashton paper: omen HAMlaocKs “.96 women. E f t
Resentment was expressed at the . ”KEEN DOORS ANY SIZE 01- 00 WITH HINGES, DELIVERED. (W W ~ , are 9?
monthly meeting of the Dalton Urbant mx nuns, s x 12 35.95 UPWARD. M‘vm “MM“ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 7w:- ,3
Council on Monday at the publication!
in a Manchester morning contempor- ‘ .3
ary of an article on the distress in thel ‘
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"the” "’ a or your glasses need
adjust pg, fuel at liberty to consult
Will-UAR Jamil“.
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EVERYTHING FOR THE ”RWAWHOME
§al 4-,- ingFurui-ture Co.
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“a. o‘iar'lingfiflOE-u alarm. In out. n-
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town as a result oftutiie W JleiJu- ' , i ROOM 0. KW Building. ”fine!- ”with!” '3: ~
slat-knees in the batting trade, the] ' x, ”gag-129 WWII m l G.“- i" '43:?!” 3" Piaym Shoes“ ' turd—‘5 In“ I“. I I.
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3:433:30, it‘l'ldlll’strgrgsfidtéfi airmail): \‘ We H0!“ Thine , i mnmy-‘ergo a“ W“! FOR CHILDREN , a ill-trill on yo-
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members present were A Brown, J. p “Whtn Sterling says it’s Oak. “'3 Oak" '/ i N H,V “awn 3" AV.» 0 t0 . 8 5:“; at on”; :01. {thaw II
C. w. Smith, J A. Middleton. w . i I M. V ; , , r W “m
- no school for the allowing “In.
Thorpe. 'l‘ Mallalieu, W Ollereusiiaw, ' Gh‘ers Shoe " . l-wl-nl-vl
A E. Oliis, G 11"‘91‘8011 E lW. Slater,t h." b” :‘”"“*—" _ y
w. Chadwick, Lees Broadbent, c. A.; . / " . nor uonwau: FIRI aunts soul
J. w. Clieethnm. J. Beardsley, w ‘ ,» '1" Mum? M om
Hurdcastle. T. R. «Miller; with the as i —-~—-—-— » — Muwm'to ‘
eistantont clerk in. Higginbottsmiand fl #me
the guitar, inspector (A E Brockle- W 1111 m1 £523. NOTICE (1.3}. MI-
liurst). ion is almost at the end of its financial MANY LOTS PURCHASED. Laptlng. i . :u—u—eu “t W ain‘t! To.
Mr. Smith, referring to the state. resources as a result of the payment. “Your suggestion." laid ii depositor, My Tire Priooi are .m‘w". l W2”. “km“.
merits in that moniiiig's Daily .1)“. ot benefits. This statement of *MrJMsrvln Beach Tract Being Disposed to the bani: techs: gages veryf czld can save you money. but no no. Mound
patch, dodling with the distress. said Thorpe describes as absolutely ridicu- of at Public Auction. com ort. t s c e r‘s com o —; . j your requirements, the We at m. .
he read the article carefully, and so 1008- H .l. Mill 0 n f the \lariin that is to say, nocomfort at all. you prelsr, and I '1” ”9 PM to gait-vat and “633,.“ a
or, w or o '
far as his experience want that arti
ole was altogether too alarming. lie
was ready to admit there were some
cases of distress in the district, more
than there ought to be, but it was
aching like so widespread on the ar-
ticle uould lead people to imagine. He
understood the schoolmastors in the
“district had taken steps to ascertain
”Our rules " ho ssid.,“sllow us to
make grants to our members who may!
have no claim under the ordinary beu- !
out rules. in the cone of a man on- ,
angel! in 'tho troughing' trade who‘
came out of work at the end of the'
summer, after securing thirteen
weeks' my. he yvoiild in the ordinary:
way have finished. Very probably had
Beach tract, on the Gregory Bouie
lard, commenced to dispose of the
lots on the property by public auction.
Yesterday afternoon. Tight were
many interested persons present, and
in a mutt or the am day' s sale. quite
a. number oi Norwalk' s oitisens are
owners of very desirable building sites
' 'Wbst. said a bachelor to a bone
dict, 'oniy married a your and already'
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never imagined that a wife would
pron so expensive!
“The bachelor potted the blue mar-
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“ ‘Yes,’ he said. 1 wife is so expel»;
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quote you. i have the stock and my
prices are right. [lab make a specialty
of Ford Repairinglm your old our
run and ride like new. Reasonable
prices
Austin’ 3 Garage
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:. Jul-ether there were an culture is the other section '0! the trade been The W” could not b’ better m‘ Woodward Avenue. ' .
on; to sellout without tied, and "viii” 1063 he would have obtnlpodyompioyzlc‘t909061‘0m clun- Mr. Miller has 33:33:33: :3“;£::;h:“,$ ’. ‘ hips!» h M m ‘ , 3» i. go up.
, the ”can” of “.0 uses at one meal there bdoro “1° and of me my. gone to confldonblo' expense in im— Iongtim't'i? . . l 1013 Balboa mm .m (or ‘ vigil...»
kc,hool and two cases at another; «the teen weeks. but the phouoru'onsl slump proving :tllo many. Fine wide svo ___________ ' . 01631701.. % “i“
.- - deepest school in the district, there has kept him out of work. out! «9 have NH ““0 M 1‘” 0'“. 003W “0.9 Good haunts 3" m ‘5‘ WWW '
" Veto ho tourist-sported. They” had to suite grants. ., FR!” 001°.le NS “Vt “0 ““9“ a” 1m .- j _..J 3.1-: mwam I," aunn
Welbtaware that the chntililied ”offing " “CHIN Milt tomato only s; WMhm 9‘0“ ‘03- The land-5 “‘3!!! ‘ :f‘ . - . o. m wan muses
.- sites. intuit. initiating“ had serious. «nun alumnus under that moi-1’5,“ ln‘l' "““m'” 'mm on ll 7”. ‘H a H 11;“! f I. -l .' .3” ‘ _ a, Mm”:
.lyaloots'dtiio positionlofthe workers. snot. but to say that the Hottd'o' Meanwhile WWW“ W1“! 1‘ " ‘ ‘9 . . t' ' ‘ _i ' ' \
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, children, but he didn't into“ whether
-',lirspsred to deal tairly and liberally
. notice as regarded the members at
, their society. They had dealt with sev-
' think there was any need for the pub-
undid: any mug could be devised
whereby the sufferingith'ot prevailed
Union is at the end of its tether is ob—
soiutsly ridichlous."
ancisl member per annum for the
purpose of stunts unauthor- 'Vhb
my am no claim tinder the ordinary
benefit rules or for utopia-pone at «-
_lutoi operation the feeding «school
It bail been done. With regard toliis
own society, thehatters, they were
ties."
"At the last meeting of the govern-
ing body of the amalgamation." onu-
tinnoddir. Thorpe. “it was decided
that «011.6ch it it thought PM”.
with any cases that came upder their
era! applications already. He did not
lilting other moo oooiotioo in dincui-‘uud mite 9m it mud.
in the libel. d’ssiiublo opportunity over
odorsd the Public to purchase home
to those who attended the sale. The
allies“ commence st 3 olclocii. An op“
portunlty will boglyon ouch afternoon;
this-wool: to look over the mostly
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thsgoodtuoctootleutsoowhst
Mr Miller has done «or W in
will! thi- m Of property If
m- ill» in o my low not: a
large residential auction will be add-
Timetable
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6:00, 6:57:, 7:181, 7:46, 8:181, 8:501.
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. could be relieved he'would be ma. it . Mr. Thom “Ml-he amt-1m! “Wt“ M" u“ “ lure “‘“n‘ —“ ' ._.. THINGS m m gnu-3° 0-an
meow: suggested that the attention rule which is as follows: her of lots were sold It WW! IN EFFECT JUNE 7. 1914. ' ' iii sot Aw ll?!» w-
, of the education committee should be “No district shall be allowed to vote prices. As advertised. at iarse aum- —— l 'd Cat V ' Hmmmhfim.mk
called to rite fact. and suited to put from its funds more th-n 20- oer fin- her pf valuable presents were men OOUTH Moawaut TO‘NEW YORK. mp6" 8 -. m m 9"“-
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Inflation" in In.»
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.wss of the opinion it was not neces- mucouut amendment" mount or _. . . . 8:00'1, 9:“, 10:13:, 10:35, W s—muntni." McKinley at. to
nary to go to the extent of getting a noun lint lam“. THE 0mm aoy_ l ' ~—._—_. 3 GEN“. “—0,“. “mfiu”
‘ ‘reliefxund. He did uotow than; were “I must admit Am than of some I used ,0 inst hate it when such sun— "I,” YORK 10 ”on. “WK. WM
no cases of acute suffering—rim nltenosses . mm ”who store m not or .
‘ ‘7 tor the distress to be of a more pro-
' : pounced character It «as unfortun-
ate that the district was almost entire-
Jilin those at the heat or times—but to work aluminum. i live lied
open a relief fund it was .npcpssprysob' ”$236,011 Imwu"
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enact upon the logs, glad payout the thy-W «manic anomalous:
peq‘pio as well as the tradesmen“ sub showman-u mulled”
day come. ‘
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