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SOCIETY NOTICES

A, Stated Communication of Old
“chum: No. 108,FF..01A M.. villi
be held at Mannie Templi. Southi
Main street. on Tuesday evening,
. November 3rd, 1914, .
Work— M. M. degree. All Mute:-
33011: are cordially invited to meet
Minus. important business will
‘W‘up at thi3 communicatien.

' ‘ Fraternally,

Attach F. s. Lyon.
Acting Secretary,

utter 01139101- No. 38. :1. A. M.
319910 in 1119901111: BuildingI South
Main St. 21111 and 4th Tuesday's. of
ob month—July and August ex

Masons cordially invited. Chariot:
A. T111011, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox

 

’ '{M'ADE IN AMERICA."

A big association has been organ-
fixed for the purpose of boonting Amer:-
911111119119 products by inducing our

11i10nuiacturers to mark their goods

3 With the American lobei, and by 1111-:
..."p91i‘ling to patriotism dud intelligenceE

' 3111011; American consumers.
5 _ There is much to be done along both
33thesc lines We h919 been fur too
modest in challenging comparison at
our 0111: goods pith those of other 119
lions. and the buying public has long
been "under the strange spell of the
. w‘ord imported”. A big silk manufac-
turer points out that a large part of
g the silk sold in this comm-1 under to:-
“35393111311 labels is really manufactured in
Paterson. \'. .i. The same thing is
“‘ done in many. other industries.
higuh time for us as 3 nation to begin
taking full credit for industrial merit.
_ A fashion expert depletes the. fact
‘rth'a‘t 250,1)th American buyers go to
M Europe every year to spend
money on things which they or their
’putroi‘ns imagine we cannot make in
this’ country. American consumers
’ could be}utisfled just as well-«and
not: will be—~11itl1 fusltious originated
in N911 York or Chicago and made in
{fabrics bearing an honest American
Stamp
“It is unfortunate, 11011 ever, that this
boosting association has decided to
use us a label not “Made in America."
1:111 "Made 111‘ the U s. A. " ps choice
93:: dictated by fear of offending the
3 Latin-Americans. who prefer to ehare
amid: us the title of “Americans. ” It is
3 highly desirable to 111 old any possible
b93139 of 31.91131 prejudice or dl’elike.

only well educated poisons in 0111.
111 and South America know what:
1.3. A" means.
ally. who constitute the market we
seek to reach. know this republic only
901 the “E. U. M" (Estados Unidosnle
America). Moreover. the ‘uhllrevhition
.‘U s. A. ” lends to‘confuse 11in; calm:
try with the “Union of, South Africa?
' hint: uses the same form 3
The masses in Europe. too, outside
of the United Kingdom, have no con-
option of the meaning of “11.8 8A."
To the French we ’

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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eepted—at So’clpck. All Royal Aron i

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their;

3 made clothes gracefully? As for gen-

1- comer. healthier and more energetic

The peoplé gener- I

' ch8n29.

' 9 ‘Etnts Unis .

phahetical ehhslituts, and they pill
justified by the result.
90.991111: 1115 1011.111 91111.

1 A reprehentnlive of 9 manufacturing
concern a; Grand Rapids. Mich” 93,-.
lending 019911191110 National Congress
'10:» Industrial surety, 10111 a little story
3,1119: sheds light on the question why
Workman drink—or why they don’t
The employers ind fol’btdden the use
in! alcohollo beverages by their men.
3They named to be falr about 11, how-
‘ever and as an experiment they ar-
ranged for milk wagons to call at the
11112101190 at a certain hour every moi-95
ing, and 33% the 111011 permission to go
out and buy bottles of milk instead of
sneaking out for a. glass of liquor.

“We found.” said the representativ e.
e“that the arrangement practically

isolved the drinking problem "

i it was} really very 34mm. The men
11111111: because they 11.111993110111111:
intent. When they discovered that they
3could get good. fresh milk, and that it
antisiied them, they stopped rushing
the growier" either during working
hours or at the lunch hour.

3 "11 will not be long." declared an
iother speaker ut1the safety congress
‘who charged sixty per cent. of 11111117,
trial ucciden’fs to liquor. “before the

 
 

isaloou will be as much separated froihi

Itin; industrial plant as it is «now from
itlie church As 9 mutteruoi business,
ithough we will have to furnish wont-
111911 better entertainment 1than so
4100115 do. We will also have to pay
in cash to prevent 111911 from going to.
saloons to convert their checks into
currency."

‘ll employers want to wean. men
from 11002115111111 the way- to go about.

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:r'eeleto'ent part of one or New York’s
‘39 mm, “"3"” 01- Benton: 51-99,: hotels into twelve
men! reservation and: killed it 11199 W110 distinct parts: 9110!: with its manager,
had been pointed out to him 38 $119390 chefs and its ~w9it9rs, yet All under

clever of 11113112471190 Dish 11311 01- one 09921-91 management. and 3011119110 3
goomelhldg Approximating the dining
‘ oer ierviee such 39 the New Haven
Leslie Riel-I, ‘1 W In”. 1191298513“ WWW New Yam Boil-03 “a _

looted end 0991 to 1018011 for life

aprinsdeld.
The superintendent of 11 railroad'a

her 91311113191 W9. unite himself
had as W bl! in life except toi
help his convict father

of the United States. 011 100111 to win dining ““110? example. there were

public suppomlter 3 portion. Hi 1111: rod 1.9me pf 450 1106 people in the ,

walked :1 whines 3111i visited every: lit-st rear The 110m in M ,1.

State in the 61111011 The other a” be 300 meals 11 day. Few if any at 0110.3
the urgent hotels, feed 110 many oer

1912191 New 3:]: city will: 3'000'm30093 3.0 tint. These dining airs We 5

“sum“ ‘° Wlkm' “mm“ 3 low or, 2.975 miles on week days and

may 903319553311 “d “9'11? BVW'Yi all these meals were meals in motion.

1.
increaslnfi

.jgovemor U30 $11 wilting to Well:
Two of the

inglon to see tlié President.

And should President Wilson grant clinched to the Merchants Limited
histpnyer ”“1 free “‘1‘ 76-year-old! trains between N911 York and Boston.

Dining care line been
awmewlmt in size lltely.

outlaw 11ml- murderer ea 0 reward for They seat “gunfight people and carry ~

such filial devotion? Well, just censij- four cooks in their kitchens.
91' this 1111111101111 1931:: ‘

Years after the world had forgotten
the wretched 0111 191111 3“ his "isonlservice was inaugurated. The kitchen

icell. 11111 11131111: new decided 11111:. of the 111-111 cars in New York Boston
alien all it was Diets and not the service were designed merely to keep
for serving. this food 5 - -
. 3 being plac- , _
.3 a I ‘ ‘I ‘ . ed bit the ours. The rule of the dining ,

11:11! service today is fresh food. lreshly

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“lumber b31093” who owned his land. 110011 warm. ready
having been cooked before

No MORE VDOKA REVENUES.

Advocates of prohibition who are
now waging earnest, “uptight: in
many parts 9‘ “'9 "“3 9““ “'miuppliea not only to Soups and meats.
find fresh support in Rusein‘e amazing
reform

When the Russian government. as a
war measure, stopped selling vodka,
the change was genel'nlly looked upon
as temporary and not very important

cooked. and. that means that every-3
511111. is cooked on the cars themselves

dumplings. The dining car 0119! 111911011

model of compaotness and «9911311119311.

 

itw-co operation with them instead or
preaching at them l",
FAT AMERlCANS. 1

1 report 9111111111191 by Surgeon .l. A.
Murphy. of the Navy Department.i
”sheds light on the question of the
111111: e shortage of 111011. 11111111111111:
are too fat. Even in youth. he says.‘
the minority Minn) 1110 “muscula‘rly‘a

week from the waist line up." though
.the lens are 111-1111911111 American

 

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male. he intimates, is disposed toj
rounded back. protruding stomach.
drooping head nudflat chest. These!
dofocti: result in 11 loss of physical 11111111
mental power.

This criticism leaves us rather puz-
zledé American athletes. as demon-
strated in the Olympic games, are the
best in the world. Artists rave over
the, physical shupellness of our young
men. And where. indeed. is therein:-
other race that out: wear our ready-

5eral. all round energy, we have alw aye
been regarded as having 11 monopoly
of it. ‘ - .

011‘: thing is certain, :hnyhow'w-you
110111; and the round bucked, protrud-
ing- stomuched type on the farm or in
the [notary It must be admitted, how-
ever. that the type is observed with

my suggests; they’d be 9 heap hand

if they tool; enough exercise to wear

offtheint. . __

Millions of men and Wilmer: have
signed 9‘ petition asking the Preeldenl
to {1911109 John E Distz. “the outlaw
,0! Cameron Dam.” Millions more
would“ sign that petition if. they bad 9

than one invader W30 shot.
hitter feuds developed. 3’
‘ Leslie Dietb. 0. married ion. helped
to defend his father's home. One day
when his two 9111311 children we‘re play-
in: in the yard they were 11:01 And
killed by an emckitu 191-0 Their

 

 

inient in 1115 health Add morale of the

,the government itself is going

great. war in which it will need every
nvailuble ruble.

some frequency ‘among youth 0911 111m-
.11in business men. :And 99 Dr; Mur- ,_

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Diem evaded art-ell for your More"
111111-1113; , .
accldqitlt happen ‘ .

Saturday evening» -i1'1 one of. t . ...

11111110 3011111 owher of £110 031' 111111
0191: 1111011: to be 3 Mr. Emil. I,

 

that owing to the surprising improve

it is of the grout hotel. only it hos
more difficulties. Boston in now the
supply depot for tile \9 w Raven's a-din
are.

peasant population. the ban would be
:made permuueut.‘ The Bar ,lllmsell
:nuh 110w formally corroborated that
,pmmne.
decided to lulerdlct for all time .19 line
5111 the 111119 of alcoholic 14119119 by the
government” '1 1

This may not mean absolute prohi- de‘ys‘ 90:10:11.0! food
bitimi it 110911 11191111, however. that The storehouse of 11 11111-01111 dining

 

cars on most circuits make 3001.011

1 t l.
the liquor business, 01‘ which it, has the h 3 ho 9

11911 a monopoly, and that what “meghouso the morning of the day they, so
liquor is sold in Russia hereafter Will on the (tax-g. Dining CIJ' stewards 1191111
be dispensed under severe restrict iii: their requisitions‘ ahead and those
ions. The government voluntarily sur- are “"3“” 3““ hi the time “"3 oar

renders enormous revenues. ‘ Last
year it profited to the extent of stotlpgmm'nms' are in the storehouse by of
000,000 from the sale of spirits. find‘ternoon’ ‘nd on m” of file ”3mg“;

derived miny additional millions from time for dinner that evening. They

‘ - ‘ ' tlnthe 091' ice 1101199 11.nopened
excise taxes and liquor mrllfs. The to “e P“
' ust b9fore being
tal balanced its whole expenditure 1013:2113: opened only “i
the army and ,novy. it in significant:

of the new moral spirit in Russia that
the government is 1111111310 give up.
this vast income'st the beginning of 3

the New Havens dining 1:111 in :1

chicken has to be inspected‘ by the
storelteeper 119 it. is received at the
Boston storehouse. in addition, in or-
der that such ‘food as milk. cream. ice
cream. butter and sugar may be up to
the proper standard ’0: purity, it is the
practice to send samples of, tiles‘e at in-
terrain to the riilrouda 11111113 lobar
tlory It New Hhm‘ ‘J

 

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treehly conked it 119939001118 a matter

r, 3111 nice-calculation 1101: my mails 110‘ f5, - 1 3
Hallows 611, 101mm 111111111 111. 1 11111111101 WW 1313... .3
in: are are atmhedéen route the 3,
another of passengers, is 1111111; tele- .

distraction in Roadway ill

1‘ $118 “Fun” ‘ . who
1: . .. . , ‘ 111911 11101193 his 911191110th 01: 9,399

i ., -» , '- mouse basis. the 01110111110111; to hive
tins-1111111, ‘ov. 3.41111 automo- ‘

bile blunting: t '9‘ than pt the nown.3
who: 119199 could not he turned. 00l- '

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

309119 91:11 pastry. 03'
tables and 3 potato
utility 11101:.Tl19r9

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‘ gm men.“ the inst-literal pleu- -Divide the '- i

dining car service has on his hands the I ‘

feeding of more people than the hotel » ' ‘
Two years Ago he started on 9 tour 11.8 uplly enters in. On the New Have 11 J

lamest diner; yet turned out 019 now ' 3

Likewise there has come about 3 i».
great change in the manner of feeding ‘ 3
people 911 route sinte the dining car 3 5 _

in short time before being served. This 1
but to such delectablea 99 pics and . ,.

them an in in: kitchen, which 111 11 3 '

The New Huron road at the precept .
time operates twelve dining can: daily ‘ _
in the New val-1.9011009111111399. ‘3
After 9 low weeks word was given out. service. To keep these iced and stoclt- ~ .
[ed with' fresh food is one of the prob- .
‘lema of the dining car service, just 11.1 3

Perishable stock like milk and . ,

3111101113339 that be ”long 030: cream. and 11111 and breed is put on; ‘
9t boll: ends of the line, but I“ other “
provisions line 13119111011 at Boston. The ..

every other day and so carry a, two '

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out at car service is like the claret-1101113 ofi - .
Meats. fish and vegeta- 1,.
blue are delivered a: this Boston atore- ‘

arrives. Oysters and 01111119 from Cape 3' -‘
Cod. taken out o: the water in the ,

011 an 11v orlge about twenty tone 0! 3 .
meat and chickens are consumed on. .

month Every loin oi heel 0111i every '

llWlill fill ill

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Wednesday will be Coupon Day

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Cut out the coupon: and bring them with the» ' i
you. No code will be sold .» .
991m you present the coupons. This after is good for Wagnesday only. at pm”.
BLACK SATIN MESSALINE. . WAIST‘S! . .
All silk. 13641101195 wide. fully 8 \Iadc 0f voile and batistc i” 8 I
guaranteed; value $1.50 per yard. C- :11: 11139031 cheese, long and Short G
4 , 3 , _ 3 3;. eyes- mlme with 13.6
Not over ten )al‘de to a custom- 8 ‘ ‘ embroider}: 191119 $1 8 end 8

91' Z 01) ach Z
_ ”.35.... ....... ._ ..... , ..... 79¢, . .Wltil this coupon .‘ ..... _. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 59¢ ‘t‘ '7
B ACK 59:109. 8 SCARrs, SHAMS AND o"
1A" wool, 36 inches wide, fine % TRAY CLO-THS- 1.- 30

. ‘quality: value 500 per yard 29¢ a 1.000 slighth soiled launder-ing g

, , . .‘ _ will make them just like 99111;.

, .5 . , ,5 . ‘9‘ 3 value 191-, 25c 29c and 39c each '21?
MEN’SSHIRTS 9o,»— ‘1 n i, 5 “erfiCSdfiy .1. .......... 12A£ ‘2‘
AND ,DRAWERS. .1 g 1 “ 1 ‘ “ 3

Natural wool, extra he»: ,sold ‘ ” 1 ' 3 ’ ' ' \ iii,

in some stores as 'high nsy$125 g HEMS‘TITCHED PIL— 3 l I
, per garment. .11. 32 , LOW GASES M i ‘38
~ 5 ' 3 1,000 Pillow Cases. made of C'-

3 , ,. 35“» 3 0 round thirdd, the right way of . a

WOMEN s NECK‘WEAR‘. .1 Q 7 11th:! cloth and hematitched; va- “ t‘ " :2"
Large variety of prptiv styles. g 119 2 1. each. Wednesda 12.1

sold as high 99251: 0.13011 .. 5¢ ‘ g 3
5 ‘ ' ”SATIN TABLE DAMASK. “o 1

I 5 5 5.... Fine quality Belgium Mercen O
D. M. C. CROCHET come"; ‘0 ized Satin Damask. regular width, 5
All colors. 11 large skeinf value ‘3. value 59‘ per yard Vi ed‘dea-V O
560.5 Wednesday .. ...... 29¢ 8 ' H """""""" 3 z

’ . - ,2.
- E3, _' . .
5 _ ,, m 3 _ ‘ BLEACHED MUSLIN
our: 1 1 «. - ‘ 11 ' O
H AXMINISTER RUGS 1, O I 3 2,000 yards of Bleached Mus- 0
18 x 36 inches large assort’ g , “31‘0“? yard “Vida 50ft long a

31““ of patterns? value $12 $0 to 5, olothfinish; value or per yard. 0 ,
each. V1 educs1iay,. 89¢ g All-dummy -------------- 5¢ '2 i
wtnoow SHADES 1* 0' «3 «Axel-1111A TEA, Cups , i

1\‘lutcr opaque. white and all i )3 AND «SAUCERS 8

1:0 01's. mounted on good spring in: ‘ line qualit l hi i:

3 .5. 3 cum: go traced.

gzgersmhlc .259- each. ll’etines— 3 3%,." . value :91: each. W educsdny ‘ 3
, , .91: ....... 310.25.- .2

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5 5 1 »., 3. 1. 1,1 ‘13 , ~ «397,31 . 5 3 3 “ii ”3- 3‘; 3 i A" L

‘ 1119111111119 TALCUM ‘ 78 (31511111209911.0099... 3
POWDER. ,, _ E’ ‘ 1 Fine: quality corn. polished “Ci

Value ‘5“ per—$1111. 5‘ Wednes- o _ handle: value 291: each. Wedues— , I 8
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surprise ind 1110111111116 1
Exactly at one the lunch
was served in the main dining“. ‘
Vroomatalongubksetmtlw -
middle of, the room 9111! made
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_, 3 3 Pensions Ami-$300.
The commission récosnized 119 note
Thirteen of the heroes
lost their, lives. To the dependents of 1
three of them 991131110119 33331593111111:
31. 930 9 year were treated, and $4 700
11:93 170190 to the 11111131111111 0: .191
others 'wlxile 321.096 1113: lppropfleton
_ for 11110191111111.1199” in connection
with 13 other canes. 9910211935319; , .
"1, 111113 11111110 were 11111013 «313 erect 3'“
' homes tor 1110 1019111911 0:11 hornet
? who died while rescuing 1191390119.
The awards made by the 0011111119
non may bring: 1110 1111' at”? 1119
19111930911 or 3193399" 911 to 111.5011 1.000

 

unto soup. broiled
and peas

 
 
 
 

 

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The meal was exquisitely cook-
ed and served quiet-:31
fecti’y It consisted“ ’i: _
Blue Points 011 half shell; celery
and tiny crackers, 01193111 of to-

 

and per-

. broiled liq l3: chicken,
shredded potatoes} 119me tips

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

maYOnnaisé:

stake, 20,1390: 1‘. I

At the clone a rising vote of
thanks Was given ‘t "
for, thecare 11d solicitude

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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