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MASONIC NOTICE.
'old well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street. 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 3 o‘clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
See. '3'
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38. .R. A. M., will be
held In Masonic Temple, South Main
. street, on Tuesday evening. January
‘ ‘12, 1915, at a o'cl00k.
‘ Work—-Mark Degree.
All Royal ArCh Masons cordially
invited to meet with us.
' Fraternally.
CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.
,Attest: F. 8. Lyon,
Assistant Secretary.
7 WHY DROWN THE SAILORS
’IS"Rnrc heroism is revealed ill the
story lot the sinking of the British
battleship Formldalblc. It derclops
lbsgwhcn the ship was blown up, pro.
el' warships close at hand. and most
of the crew might. easily have been
paved. But the Formidn'blc, {curing to
luvolvé‘them in its own fate. signal-
led to her-”sister ships to stand off.
and captain. omcers and crew went
Llc‘nlmly to their death. There is for
more courage in that deliberate act of
unsolnsbness than in dying to the
inst men in the heat. of battle.
The civillan's admiration for much
Sbravery. however, is tempered by a
x ‘ the sacrifice.
certain resentment nt
\l’hy should a whole battleship crew
vs no choice bllt drmvlllllgewhen
r; ship sinks? Why should there be
ddother Titantic disaster ill every
allowing up of a cruiser or a dread-
"113M? _
erviés take the utmoat prccuutions
l‘orthe safety of their ships and lit-
» tlotor the safety of their men. in
.tha present war.” as in others since
' srn navies developed. for more
ors have died by drowning than
is been killed in the fighting: and
ly all of, them have drowned simp
accuse their vessels lacked lite-
!iojifsrsnd rafts.
“lily"should warships neglect the
Waving‘pl‘ecautions that other ves-
h stake}! space on fighting craft is
is, but surely it is within the
l’éowolfiof naval designers to make
‘ provisions for carrying equip—
.tfi‘to keep crews afloat when ves-
k n admiralltyibosrds are
ships, the public is likely to
tolerant and cottons after a'
' sole adults.
an obvious lesson ill this
ited Ststes. Every man or
‘would like to know what
”tnl‘a‘nve his for. his: life,
._ ‘ Mug-cor min peaceful
' it'fh’is shin souldown.‘ .
W
LOST AND Eouuo.
ow York 1.; said to be considen
‘ Whhmem tugs "lost. and
Manila the city min.
cum blunting house tor
. . Tim nnv‘institutlon mi-
‘ accident it a thing is recovered in this ‘ what women shall we» on M low
lthcmosordomluut mills entitled ! ions. The styioliu women's concretlghey are mum; in on, way or u
‘ ' ' V " “ . ' W“ ' ‘ *J-ludaod mono-7 "ream woddwhe
Pom-noun MM 10 per cent ofgsit appeal-u. many men. It ammo; > u w" . l" ”w on
its value, The result is that most lost 3 dressmakers who melt the min me statute books in Waging m
‘ revival 0!. American flipping, and
back to th .mm m w , .. , l l , > y!“ g l l.
lowner. [with blew malty Ill. “j The President 15 his own gm-
5 in our cities it is r on as the son to sensors. flea. sum“ when walienfiiem and L0H“ XI- ‘18“
l _ card 1 ‘ spouted upon. pretensions: talent, they
lproper thing to turn over valuablefisl thrones. deals: the mode ”in“ 9mg“, “”10“”. A8 _ m,
,“Md” to the police, nnd losers areélumes that era cupped up In! mu-iireddent Vintetrpfted at magnum:-
5 . ' . , “ l. NUMEO lecture,” ems
lincllned to go to the police tor inqtlon’ by lemme dream lingual. h. pm“, “a.“ In.”
,Iormntion. But it is slwsys 3 km“ 5 World over. Mon-Imus“ determinatmhor item: then the old-Lime ao-
' .tralogerg, Two-thirds of the, Dem,
ierotic Party is progressive. decor-d-
.‘i .
lwny. Advertising ill the "liner ad" I)? (or foolish, or both} headm— fin; to In; apportionment. only one;
”within! chine Republican Party. Thu
gcolumn is often allocate, but it doosnt: it is therolll, old story, than, i“ “me most ‘ M
always occur to the laser or finder to . tinned even in o world 0! W79 things that could be imagined. al-
l i ' . i lsrmips tor the President “and for the.
’advertiss or to look in the papers. (minimum It is and. (insulin, minemmam Party. Mr. mm“ mm-
l Most people who pick up valuables l mentor. fashioning new things, “Tm: m“ told us about the he. temp--
r ' , tor of the public. Then is evidence
Iin the street are honest. but slmplyiwomnn accepting cud copying them '0‘ it in ‘the memo“ ”guru. by the
;don't tskoibe trouble to do anything; Why do men work in this field. over-l leIg a, which the President
,nbout it, lit there were a definite law l whelming us omenntly with new. and his mandsfire viz-gins tmegp
1 ‘ “th 1 cum 2. r. son .—
‘on the subject, and a definite place to ; franks Bounce of the mmfedege;u‘e Bermuda»... in 1912 that
lreport finds or loses, with the ossur— - morof creative genius? Bonus. theygne longer “#6!- The WV”
c of 0d 't l l f i it hot dot t it til ihnve sped their arrow. missed the
an e a m era a reward to st mu- so t r y o cop is men-l‘ugm' and retired from the mum,”
late the tindor’s interest and recom- l line world entertained? Because they’ment. The Republican any; Drab"
: ‘ .ty rapidly “becoming again o mam
penile him for his trouble. snob a, are in coastline? to hold women town” “in“ I "I ,« a “$.14
l
lbnnoh of municipal service would bel subsection to style, lest they be slur to autumn: and reinforcement in to-
: 0; ivor or that party will not be check-
iall usdnl here as in Germany. Isother free .Msyhe for an. or all of ed by web speech“ as thatwltlch
, these moons. But we hove It pretty u... President mode at Indianapoits.
WHEAT AND BREAD lgood hunch that the designers m‘ln ""7 Emir“ $33:ng x, “:2;
l Wheat is King today, beyond uues-1 merely apt servants of a vast. deliber-Efiz “2.1;: Mtg?“ chess.“ that 1My have
Ellen. With lay wheat near $1.50 and . nte system whereby the clothing lit-lilot Pl‘wuce" '3 new ides m "‘my
5 . _ _ ~ . or by his saying that they are
cash wheat heepmg pace wlth it, and f dustry stimulates and mninhlns thojizlrsm mmk as their grandtathers
‘ thought. We have made a long trial
l
l property ilnds its way
{I
x.
i had gone out no indin to serve as
an Met in o banking house; but.
becoming homesick. i decided to return
to Amelia. A few days before 1 soil-
edtheheldot the fim‘sflflflmm
his private cane and Willie that I
“02mmwlldm1ml
for him to Bod-nan”; sapphire.
Hewett.” MW firing
delivery ln‘thst cit:
.r wmmmmm
commission, 1 «the he; the day I.
sum. wanes out. Him
in the lining. in which the sapphire
wu awed, by sndfidlan"mm who
was called‘fln-rmm 13an
she did not lfll the ,' " goth.
pcohotor know that there W a poet-
etthsa. ' .
My route was by Aden. the Suez or
all. the Muhterraneau had over the
Atlantic to New York, quite u long
Journey and all in the lame vessel. 1
made the acquaintance of an Ameri-
can lady, Mrs. Gillette. when. mil
was n Mr: ludinn woman. The lady
told me that shortly More she sailed
the womsnvrSussn she was called, be-
cause her Indian name was hard to
uranium-hearing that she was In-
tending to sell for America. come lad
- s o ’ d . . . ~ . . r
allnlnbly b} mowed!)- ihem were omitted away fast. lllltlel‘ the pressure Orllllllgly and witholltrllue oonsldumtiml hunting of ll $3.0Ni.000 plant in not‘
. must soon part within any event, then
the general .
tritium?
. l
.fsrlners demanding $1.25 to $1.35 a . Great 8t le Delusion, for the rposc
‘ y W >0! the ideas or the )‘ounsstefl- "id
bushel at the elevators. the positionlof catering to it and selling the lemi-iwe have had enough 0; mam Our
10' 1119 Wheat-producing gentlemen all nine Public new outfits at a line profit grandfathers are the cllmlru: men in
v I .' ‘ V tits cumir’.
‘ the 59'“ mm “ 9’“ becomes more and 1 before the old are half worn out. lTheda is )1an idea about which the
imore amiable as the World lbids 11D? .___.._._..+....._.' .._' fillresillent will do well to «take s84;
i one thought. for it has become we
itheir pmdum‘ ! x0“. our naval officers have taken rooted in‘ this chublic,«nnd Which
E n n a long jump from m“ “em“ito knitting Sam‘s, mutflers and imaginable- its rOots deeper its the m»,
lportunlty is ‘given for n careful
' - tor the Belgians. dt's n fine. friend-luludy of the composition. the capl-
g0 ”1 Jflnlml‘l. “95' when the staplelly thins t0 do. Ind maybe it heepliclty, and the aims of the Democrat—
} ' ‘ ' i If
‘ ' V ‘ ‘ in Party. it is the idea. the brill .
reached its iouost Wlnt since the ciltl l the only boys tram brooding one, . “m on the who“ the people of mg
.“m' 1‘ ‘3'” “my ”m we “1“” 0"" l smile Juice and anti-Tipperary policy-1countrv arc bell" “”5 "‘0” ”m'
?Rguin have such cheap wheat its that: . ’ i’llt‘l‘outl- 3““ ““9 1“” “a“ for anx-
vhut the enerai ill 1 I I “my "”1"" " ”whim" mm unm’
, g . pul c lopcs that the: “,1, ‘1‘ ms BEST “ “pmmmuo Administration. If:
‘present upward trend will not con“, INN” .Yorh “mos; ' Limit holler prevails in lawn—but lllnt
‘tillue much further. it is undoubted! v”... "lend, ”f would“.
fwould bc prophecy.
Wilson E
.1y 3 fine thing. not only for the farm. lWi” be moved to ulzolufl)’ and cX-'
‘tcnuutioll by his lndinnnpoliu sport-h.
ler but for the “hole nation. to lithe . During the lost two years Mr. Wilson
a. 900.000.000 bushel bringing has prrt‘ormcli with rcnulrkulllc suc-
uprices that spell prosperity for the!
bogged her to are hot with her on her
maid. with no compensation except
paying for her passage. The ludy,.
wished some one to wait on bar, can
sented. Mrs. Gillette was ill in rough
weather. but well on a smooth so:
Shun took very good care of her.
Since! had told no one that far-
ried u valuable gem and I0 anemon-
copt myself and the man through
whom it came to me knew where. it
was i felt very little fear of losing it.
i simply wore the coat. in which it won
scwod by any and used it for a pillow
by night. so that it was nlwsys either
1." my back or under my head. But
one thing occurred during the voyage
. to cause me to suspect the possibillu
,‘of any one being on my husk. 0m
idly when about to enter my stat»—
VIEWS OF IIIIIEE DIG ‘ room I noticed ometbi hit t
. 3 ' ‘5 or; w o no
. m 0' PW i as big as a poll on theJloor directly un-
'a bushel that wheat brought in Chico-1
crop
was the veritnhlc lullors oi’ licroulcn .
that confronted him when hc took d" the 10d“ 1m“ "0 idea whnti.»
M--
producer. But only about one-thirdjollinc. He has bud little. limo. for; mm. ,m. ”,0 W...” M throe mm l :ufldenle :“Kl‘ii‘: “t “p. but 1 31¢! a:
. f * . nil rush-ll bewecn mv mm
2 , ‘ liter-union null repose. His uptuh ‘ , _ . ,mvw- l ' - .
ol‘ ”“8 "ninth“ is Hui-mus for expor .Ell‘l‘s 0\‘ld(-l|(‘t' of the wourlnoss oi‘ ‘ important nun on ”‘08” ' ltlld “WOW"- fomm it to be Wll'
lotion, Edison. who,..ul‘ter thcl
(3de any one have been talking on
impmsalon oi“ the lock on my state-
_ Judnc E. H. nary. l room dam? l dismissed the snags»
. , \\‘llsml Wha‘mm, “- n“. “mm; of amn-mml ilonut once as tnrfctcbcd.
amninllcd subject lonn'nbnol‘mnlculouWc‘mh‘ 1‘ ”l ”4"“ "l“ "“"~" “15"”. . q ..| l'[‘ 1 ul lumps A 1 We '1'") 1““ Gn'mlifll' and “'0“?
' _ . owl of his llhllill nchicvcnwnl. tho "f the .t(( “'3’ n t ‘ ".mqlrl“ fl". um»: “-11. f . 'l .
ltiml. ‘lm'cl which the country extvccts him l’nrrrll. of it and excl W [I g ‘ ‘ ‘ ”l H" [until "5
. ' . ‘ . . . . . Y ‘ ‘ uwoio- with it hot“! swimming sen-
. ill the [llllit'tl Slums. us overywbcrc '" "W4" "ml 1‘“ “l" "’“W things ““‘0 0‘“ 1"0-“M “WM” :N'ltllm I smelled n horllllurodorln tile
. | ; t r - . _A_lll NV. | w." - ’~ “ VJ I ‘ L ‘
flem‘" “”3““ ””095 ”“9 “m“ fiT‘lmlmlll lllflllillg‘n’llllul“lllllu't‘yxtlltx‘tfn m1:- till“ I'm”; is “’h'ilnm' ”NM." P‘u‘dfli‘"f4ullll. lput up my hand to grasp my
‘Drices: ill liar-t, they often rise fast- ‘lhv l'l't‘tiltll-lll lu llnd it worse .llll-lti— ”My " "’m “m” in. .‘mmwmvn “H 1 i coat. for I felt that my host! was with-
, Hit-hum: for his Mexican policy thou 'iilfl “Will!” "3'10"“an t not. ‘nnpport. and was horrified to and
, Already the effect ismm, whim m. (.lmm._ "Hove um ”Ni Win-n uni-mm hints about worry lulu cont was not there. 1 mm and
‘3 felt in our cities. {The cost of a loaf.
'l‘llut surplus is being drhill-‘hl's mind. He spoke...much;too‘trip. l'l‘lmmiw A.
ftlle thoughts ihlll came to llim,und discouraged.
'War DW‘OS abroad. leaving the route did not make it loud
lll’l‘l‘lflt'lll
er and higher.
livillrllllcull nations taken its long HS “'9 "“3,“ apply my "‘w “m"‘lurd looked about the room for it as best I
is seldom raised, but the slzo md ”m. Mmml and Iipili us . much _0‘ ‘f’l’n‘l'v 11‘“ film“, 1‘” 9’” ““lmfl’j could, but. it was not. in the room. I
: . i illluml us they plum-co ln Mullins “““ 0“ ”“ ‘1‘“ "3“" “H" “9“" tried the door and found it: locked
:quulll)’ 0f the loaf deteriorates. 'lhi-il' :Ill’nlrs." he linked. “lmd shall 9"" miles M hmucrmm‘ “n told. on I
The key 1 bud coucculcd under my
mattress. it won where I had placed it.
The remembrance of the bit of wit: 1
had found came back to me as the
only claw to this robbery. If an in»
pct-union had been made for n key the
key must huve been made aboard the
ship. it could not halve been tiled
wtthout the tiling being heard. Doubt-
less “had been made in the ship's
workshop. i went below and nskcd
the man in charge of the metal work-
ing shop if he had been called to route
n ill-y. He said that he had not. but,
lifter some thought. said that one ot
the stewards had been in the shop
him: something. He remembered the
steward. and We found him.
I reported the matter to the captain.
who culled the steward before him
und obtained ll confession that he had
been tipped by n lady's maid to do
some tiling on a key. When culled
upon to identify the lady's maid he.
pointed out Mrs. Gillette's Indian girl,
Susan. ‘ ».
Before Susan got wind or the mat-
ter a stewardess took her in charge and
another went through her enacts.
My cont wasg‘ound among them, but
the sapphire was missing. We were
obliged-to tie a rope around Susan.
thllcataenhlgrto put her riverboat-d, be
(on she broke down and told‘us'wberc
shehsdconcealsdtt. , -‘g,.
No blame whatever "was attached to -
Mrs. Gillette. She htld'not the slightest
.»conceptlml that her mold was not only
,1! thief. but null entered‘llor' service?
shawls": that she was about to leave
for America. on the sum scanner u.
:-l 41nd,;belierilu: that I carried-tile slips.
‘phireL «w _ " -’ .
This is the, explanation lot-how Sir ,'
can acquired this information. mm:
. iwc deny that to Mcxicn because she ”1“ 0““ “"1 ‘V‘Tfii- “7“.“ "‘9 NWT-
: it is one of the strangest. paradoxes its wank?" Cortniniy tilc lfl-cslllcnl NW man‘s worries sink into insigni-
_ot' our agricultural history that tile,d.,.s “”1 ms), u“. ...mmry m beliovo glll‘llnt‘e compared to this. ’Anuthcr
‘poor should feel the pinch of (19%"th in his judgement the right of stundurd of disaster is llolglllni—Jll-
. . culling throats in civil strife is in— "0- WHY Belgium!
i-brend immediately alter so abundant Tampa In our trnlllllomll olitcgor)‘ ot’ "It has surprised mo to son how
:a wheat harvest. 'umv. “NHL and thc pursuit of nap. il-il'lloriculls hale ill-collie Wonk-knew!
- ' ,hillcss.“ Incvivtubly the «mention will “‘9" ““9 “BL “1?) seem to .M
”~.“‘ M. “5“” if mm is u“. 1)fflngcruthl stricken with a sort of commercial
“BUV '7 N0W-" Mu. of thc impending gram of ml. ,lllu‘ub‘sls. Thor wnm lo not out and
Tile Agricultural Publisllers' ASBO-v
l-l'ty to lhc Filipinos. in the Dronhc- M10 something. now is the opportuni-
l , .tic opinion of many that is what tho time.
cintion in its convention st
Why..you can put ll building
. -omahajAdministration policy in
performed u. national
define“ to i up cheaper today than you could bo-
servlce bylin- Phillllln‘ncn tllvolvcs. ill nctunl "l'l'l'c the will”. and 3N llumy 0‘ Olll‘
I » :i'ul'l tlllli is what is g‘n‘lnl: on in Mux- fhllllllOHt‘d guild ““5"“‘31‘
launching a movement the slogan 0: m,
, .
mcn will
y... M.._ Wilson suyg that up“ ,‘wnit. until the war is over us a sign
. which ‘52 "BUY ii DOW." The appeal iIIt'nr us my influence noes. Whilo i ‘l‘lfjl‘liliosllc'lglll' Mid lull' moat; torture
‘ - .. .llln l’l-esldl-nt nobody shrill interim-c. MU Hil- lc wsc mull W Drclulc
ldirccted primarily at the farmers, whoiwm‘ mom" TM, is n prohibition 5now for the boom in nude that we
'are the buyers in whom lht‘ publishers'tu others. a. self-dons'im: ordinance :V'lll 500" (it'lllcrlt‘né‘c :mld winch \vlil
l . ‘ lo trcmcn (ms 8 lcr no war. '
. l‘ . . li‘or ourselves. it goes much too fur... ... ‘ 1 ‘
If“? particularly interested. hilt meland “,0 shall kccp out “1' Mexico up i do not export rapid, but ~l do
odes. is too big and too valuable to bel-n, mp lug. pngsihlc moment of dc- expect Hleltdll)‘ stlsllllncll improve-
! ‘nlcnt during.r 1915." Mr. Furrcll of?
‘ ‘ went and righteous abstention from
mmmeg to any Single group. lllllari‘crcnocu But the time may voln01lht= b‘lcvl Trust told u Pillsbura'h
The United States is full of people ' :tllltlllllli‘t‘. iic illsistcll that u period
all-’nndihad'saddculy entered on room .
and had seen him untangle- “sue.
bud watchod him and Museum-him
89.“? the, bunkernaThm silo ind ml»;
Seeded "in milking the ‘ncqn‘stlitnnce of:
.M~?‘W SW01!“ ' fair”?
harm it ,Mtl: This :m oil-ohm
its it came in Futon. when not to ill- f . i 1‘. q [bout to
who are “ oin to u " li lei-vent» would be a crime lllzalnsth rcncuc: prosllcr .\ wn. i .
8 g b y .u s or that. immunity, against the lntcrcst of the lbegin. Inflmmlch us the stool busi-
.whohuve the money idielntheir pock- ”News. and again,“ 0,". own. m 31,355 has 1“,. yum. we“ H “mm“;
' ’ . ' ' - l . business the stilts-men -
lets or in the bank and are merel rcspoct to such a prmarhlltll) on i” of general .
l - . y certain subject as Mexico ii is llcttvocfiof Mr.‘ Farrell was considered of
hanging on to it. miserhke. as long as no, m be mo positive. lmuch importance.
Possible. The immediate resumption The President is almost defiant in‘ “This country should be prosper-
f . .respect to his shipping bill: His mood lous all the time.‘ was the Opinion
0 prosperity onublg scale tlmmgmm;lwould be admirable wore his cause ‘ot Mr. Gary. “There , should be
,the country depends very largely onflleltel". Certainly his arguments ‘ plenty of work for all" “1:! Wiggle"
7' ‘ought to be better if he is .to cou- to have work. Ncit or t c on -
‘what these potential purchasers dO‘llllice the country's Judgemcnt. Does gist, nonthc prior man. the, employer
iwlth that money. he really believe that with Wheat at in“ the emplnye. has gonad ”3:0:
51.40 a bushel the Western farmerlror discouragement in 'l. s con la.
If the farmer buys machinery now, is deprived of his profits because of it is to .bc‘regrcttcd that there are
instead of waiting till spring; if the the scarcity of ships? Does he attri— so many idle men at 232] preset:
- ' buts tho-low price‘otpcotton to that time. and every reason, a e «o.
{manut-‘ctmer lays in a supply 0‘ raw cause? What business man at once should be given thcm to tind em-
material and orders his new mchln- dislntorested and Well informed have ,plovmcnt.‘ l have invent-11:11:38 ml
' * . .l f une‘mployo n ‘ a.
or if the mar h 7 t - - - encoumgod him to persist with his the numler o
y, c ant s ocks up 1'“ proposal m invest millions ot' the country will grow less and loss. not-r
stead of waiting until his shelves are Government money in a trade that withstanding it may be expectant. as“
i " ‘ I '- . ' ' ‘ . the war mm Sm”
'hare' if the citizen bu a his suit a! bniaiernpitni avoids because of the a consequpnu of '--. '
y - y hopelessness of profits under existing tion will increase. The opposing
clothes and his wife invests in house laws? A committee 0: the Chamber .“95‘ of the United “m “n. we?
hold furniture and utensils; it every- of commerce reported the othcwlflay cess in every direflitttm are very- great;
- ' ,, that. sincé~lhe opening of the Euro and never were or. ,
body will lust reconcile himself, to beam 1m dilemmas-st victims been _. "It remainnkwl-th us .to tulle ad-
tpitrting NOW with the money that. he nny‘inck of cargo room in. the, South vantage of those; clrcumswnces- W0
' American trgde. The financial em. @9qu becomrand remain mama.
barrassment of the South American ingejlauon of tho worldhdnmdnlll’.
countries, not the look, Selma-lips. is 'ludmtrhlly 1nd. coming-gig)”; sud,“ ‘ . ‘ . ‘ ‘
the trouble there. But if the Gov- with this foundation, . 911973 should A DWI-sol. m ill! “who!“ ‘5':
emment owned ships that were on- he no limit to our prosperity. .our. remit-t “humor bit-which“
mind in the European trade. we lnfinenc‘e..or our material and moral; '
should directly invite contraband du‘sngm‘und growth, 9‘55“? ha’ppiL (ll
troubles ”tumors seriousrthsn film ' p w ., . ,
there will be a Wonderful quickening
of commercial and industriu notivity.
in nation of willing spenders is a
prosperous notion. . The-moncydhat is
japan: name or w,- provided. it
is spent with Judgment... nonunion:
lnconvenl‘elflzé; refilling high _
All-”bucolic [transmit was, limbo
nil-liens:- tho'v'mublinm senators
threaten obstruction, f'to‘show their
who was subject to seasicknoss and.
had been chumbermnld‘ln the hotel . '
:where’ztho ownerotthe‘sapphhem- , .-
sun-ls hunt-"lil-Mf lumping
‘wlthg. _‘ intimidation-o, like brand
Pl? of-‘the‘ro‘u " ‘
>M It Prices
“or Hue.
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Block Satin Messallne
36 inches wide, all pure
silk, rich high luster; va-
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59¢
this coupon. yard
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Women’s. Children's
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Hcmstitched and em»
broidcrcd corners; value
5c and 7c each. With this
coupon 4 for 11¢
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Women's Waists
Of fine quality lawn
and voile. newest m'odels,
all $1.25
each. With this coupon
....... 39¢
sizes. value
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Women’s .
Night Gom’
Made of good quality
muslin. high neck and
long sleeves, embroidery
trimmed; valuc 59¢ each.
With this coupon 39¢
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Munyon’s Witch 7
Hazel Soap
For sllampooing and
toilet. especially prepared
for tender skin; value
we per cadc. With this
coupon 5"!
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Wilmcll’s Neckwe’llr, ,
Large variety of styles
and designs;' values in
the lot up to 25c each.
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I Clark's“. r2 lustre
Crochet Cotton
All colors; value 50 a
spool. With this coupon
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Window Shades.
\\'atcr opaque, all col~
ors, complete: value 250
cach. With this coupon
........ 17¢
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Wright’s Silver Polish
llcst polish made for
gold, silver, nickel. ctc.;
valuc 25c a bottle. With
this coupon 15¢
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Witch Hazel
1-2 pint bottles, full
strength: value 15c a bot
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Guest Towels
All pure linen, sic: 15
x 24, beautiful designs.
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Marquisette'
40 inches wide, suitable
for waists, dresses and: ,
curtams: value 19c pol"
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1,000 yards of pink and.
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'll‘iglilled Crepes
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