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gunman: who. seem
“bulldhopl‘éoduoerutsetrilem
”then We! vhstthecouw
isyetorhieprodnctu * f ”K;
: “em :3qu
Mo one “field them-sot
it rim. And titers million-7nd
grooming d‘ ‘ ‘ l ”aggmvgiy
J in the canoe insist first scrotum is
worst is the him cities. but the
principle is the moo is sh. ’
it my: test the West or.
metric: their cram Mullen mil
oi the fame:- sad the at: folk. The
ordinary commission men or lohber.
Wise shortlist. runs.
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PHONE cm.
as t.
-mm—~Editor'e Renew.
W's Residence.
: fluent“: lies-
or wholesaler «retailer is inst min
in: a decent living. like men in other
lines of work.’ But the trouble is.
there are too many of these middle-
men. The system of distribution isn't
properly amortized. ‘Fruits. resets:
bloc. poultry.- hutter, can, etc, we
thrush too my hulls below the:
reach the consumer's kitchen. sud
Moscow Norton.
me Well LOM'M. at. r. and A. u.
' dots in Mesonlc Building. South
Hold strefi. lot undid My of
such months-July end Aumt ox-
‘ All Master
j. lichens cordially invited. Sylvester
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
mpiod~et 8 o'clock.
. r
"a...—
. l} mated Convocation
Weill—Royal Archbeproe.
,Aiiffin. A. Masons cordially invited:
ff Bid-yon ,
’ -; Assistant Secretary,
.4...“
THE SUBMARiNE BLOCKADE.
1; Itil‘ impossible to believe that car-
., , 791’ Butler
smut-r. m. as. a, A. 00., will trodes“
3“er Moles. retro-rigour. at e
CHAS. A. TUBE}, H. F.
W...“
there ore too many little pronto mode
on them. And then, in almost every
living and multiplying overlie” ex-
penses. The competition is too greet
and too costly. There are too monol
employers sad, clerks only halt occu-
pied. there are too many delivery wo-
gons multiplying sud crlscrosslng
routes. the system at service is too
olsboreta.. All these things the con;
miner and the producer have to Do!
for. V _ -
We have learned emoienoy in pro.
duction and economy in consumption,
but distributmn is “still expensive and
chaotic. When we get thething prop».
,erly worked out, not only will the
, amnion}; MOON 10 “I"! out the farmer get higher prices sad the con«
9913”?“ hio‘ckede snnounced f0 0” seiner benefit by lower indeed; but A.
iuioyohect Feb. 18.
‘ lathe first place, we may be per
lame port rot the close new sneezed
i .
' V ' in merely distributing commodities
donedior assuming that Germany it will drift into the producinxclsss. nddfJ
plum. She looks suiiicieut control. log to the wealth of “a“, JIM?“ of
oiiho‘eee to make the blockade clinch detracting from it. end melting there
ivoih‘vwhat she terms the “War zone"
by s surer and better livelihood.
W.—
branch of distribution, there are too,
many small dealers muslin: tor a!
.: he mm moi J. Pictorial nor- _4
mumwummw~
m~wwmoet-otoum-
trial emu. 11m mu out that
Minimum and Realms DOW
hm grown with the growth at greet
new m spin own
new to ole-ens W pom:
by moons at mat-arse min 4
«loom all!» meiotic: "mo
being-es thereon at W m-
innow and the growth d W-
nlenl. it isn‘t necessarily 3 good orga-
moot Whittle.
9i. business hos come to stay—foo
loot u m hose-t and sunset. And
tnodern business is so full of arm
ondhooethstltdoeonot doope'it‘ oi
curing. somehow. the evils that hove
developed who‘ll.
It these ‘chnrity trusts” are conduct-
iod wisely. they lnny at least help us
to find a remedy for persistent unem-
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COTTON “COMES BACK.”
4 3
it's on intorestinx Wins-y. Andi ‘"
ploynleot in a world that's full at Work.»
i
over eight cents and dealers predictti
in: thin it will so to ten, the ”patient
disaster the war brought do the South
is lost vanishing. , ‘
The foreign msrltct hes strengthen-
ed greatly-during the lost tow weeks.
New Orleans exporters upon to. see
our shipments ossrezste 5.000.000
holes by Msrch l. slihough it was
thought earlier the: the total exports
tor the whole seoson would not exceed.
3.000.000 silos. it thewgmsted'dfloih;
holes of tile ulunl More.
With its chief product sowing out in
such volume. sud cosh flowing in cor-
respondinzly, the South is fast getting
The cotton eliustion isn’t so bad-
erter oil. With the sinple selling. well;
surrounding the British Isles and per-
J'slleiln; the coast of France and H01-
luud.’fd.H‘er surface fleet is interned:
‘tneméeuu so no visible blockade on:
.‘Iorcodfihy-‘fla petrolvof warships in the’
' nohsl'itanncr. so the Nortll‘hlooksded
h in our Civil War. She ro-
ubmsriues; and she would
f purpose. 'The chief weapon of the sub-
marine. i course, is the tear inspired
. by this-‘unseon peril, and Germany
THE WORLD'S QANKEH.
The financing of the world from the
overflowing fluids of the United Suites, _.
is ill-cedar under woy."* Aside mm the“, _ .
. We; . t i
his credit loans extended “rituals and“ in now so oortunnte ”I the go ion
other beiilseronts, there hove been
loans mode to various neutral notions;
need hundreds oi them to effect he!“{ particularly Norway, Sweden and Ag.
gent-ins. flounder is menu; on this
country for the capital it needs in 1nd-
niclpel improvements and industrial.
counts'primnrlly on that tour to drive
he commerce of the allies from the
‘ see. and deprive them of supplies from
neutral nations. But even that leer
hue its limits. With Germany's lull
honorees power exerted, it is hex-div
redihle that England “can be isolated
the French littoral bloclmded.
in the second place. we cannot nod
, rlnany's veiled three; to “sunny
he; ships. goods and lives of ueulrals.',
even it British captains are compli-
cotlug' the situation by flying neutral
L “She may: indeed proceed to tor-
tarnish merchontmeu. sending
firewood passengers to the bottom or
‘ with or ‘without warning. To
iqnthet‘ is contrary'to the specific rules
Wpractlces oi civilized nations. Gen
an 'uthoritiés , on internationel isw
re no precedent tor the threat, not to
than the octunl execution of it. The
hliifiition or _ s commune-destroyer to
he lives of those on board a.
wheel has been recognized by
Wigwam .Yet the growing hitter-
Germauy toward England may
herto such a course. » , ,
ilhthinkoble. however. that Ger-j
shell season one no; lawless.
lb night us is suggested by the so
V dhen'dt." seye‘thnt niterj‘eh.
also and costumes only. odors-g
i s‘ but under a neutral ling, are
. sink."
lsitp‘ect'oober second thought
agricultural and tmnsportntlon deveh
opment. it .1” said that more then 030,-
000,000 has alrssdy gone to Canada in
the form olpubuo and private lows.
l‘lsrgo part at the 310,000,000 bond is~
sue authorised by the province oi Brit-
ish Columbia is being heated in New
York, together with an issue of [5.000,-
' 000 by the province .0! Mentions. one
or $1,000,000 is the City or Ottawa and
large municipal icons for Montreal
and other cities. ‘
It is noticeable, too. that bond issues
in this country orenow finding s then
Rel: The Pennsylvnnlekallroed hes
‘iust hosted a $49,006,000 lemme it
big New York honking r house has
taken “313,000,000 of Erie and Jen-
soy bonds. Baiting“ has had no dif-
ficulty in placing on issue of $8,500,000.
Rates erejhigh inhnost cases, , but
there is no lack of money or colleen-e
tor 'proiit‘ehieiuvset‘iiléntf?” ‘ ' ' '
i The prophecies mode when the tide
of foreign trade turned in our tsvor
end the regional henkingsystem went
into effect hove heon- more than tul-
' lined. Moore apparently going W his
sole, ~ without amenity. to malice our
own public fiend privdte :husincse end
who; ‘llne we oneness: ,,buylnr’
took our lW-owoédgeeenrit’iee,“
insight prices. . mortally ‘ri‘hylni no
rendition tor {roster-ioconomic inde-
posses: . : W ‘
7:3; . WMTV‘tkm" _.
:Amerloon socioiisto. declares who
no WWmv-uw
o‘er headteachers ‘fehsrlt! [WW
. Thor‘s-gross“ lo the field nth-toro-
«tlialoi slat-to pert." ct theioutsilie .
‘ aciysms
m unquelno’oost brilliant or; '
.on its feet oasis. The $135,000,000
pool intended for cotton locus is coin:
begging for borrowers.
The not. tint "you csu't est cotton"
Estevan as lipase dormerly‘; unfortu-
lgnnte: tor dhéton’wfll continlle to ohm
{lemony and poems treely. whlle oil
Joodstull‘s om barred es contmhendl
‘llhlrcpe still oresumnhly tells its ususl
quantity of row cotton. even though it
takes it more slowly and pays less for
But the noon; hos loomed its les-
son. .it‘e ssfoto any that there will he
more sell-sustaining pisntstions this
you than for ‘e ‘ decoration. Hogs.
will! Mid minimisirmooe Ib-
solutlsm oi Mmcotlonifi one. the
present record prices for sheet. end
corn sill cause 9. big. increase in the
groin acreage. , M
, ,
v The modern city isn't entirely n
nestling ends mollyooddlc. even in
New York. In lest yesl’s sthleticex-
ercises 43.000 filth-year Lhoys competed
ins class "chinnlnxf'oonteensnd the
overuse youngster “chimed up” ills
times. Wonder ii the-limoyeor kids.
here could best that.
m; humour? 90mm:
Philadelphia. 'I‘ele‘kra‘oh: " '
~.When-1Chtrlon .Dlokene come in;
America. 60 years ago .or so. he
was received ‘with open arms by the
citizens of this comperstlyoiy young
nation. Houw‘eht‘ becigond‘ wrote a.
report ‘ to; the effect that the {lulled
States was responsiVe to nothing [out
the magic power .0! the Almighty.
Dollar. The: rumor the w. nod
been . zprevlously, invented by, Wash- .
in‘gton flying, on American vbyv'birth
and Christian heme; . .. ‘;g'
Cher tourists_,trom“‘ rope since
Dickens rho“ broiled the deeply not:
lie or the see. send havewons home
with "the some renew-that Yankees. -
have no, cultures-no " monom- “ * even
:ehecauso they‘fiare ’ so female-handed
in cheese or thetnomnipo‘t‘entailvor
Every now retrofit
hive hello
I! .A
and theaAulerionn purse is silt. /
mi. snow-och off ._
not tor incl-nits at announces-tibial!
it a. lion oi honestly. "‘And‘ not!
Associate Justin M‘cRcynoids of
the United States Supreme Court
has had another bride picked out
for him by the Washington
matchmoiters. Since he is a
bschelor. and one of the most
Jeligible in the country, being the
youngest- mcm‘bcr oiletholilizbfist
tribunal in the world; Capitol“.
the two years he has been in
Washington. This v time the
bride‘eto-bc to MisstLucy Burle—
ison, daughter of the postmaster—
general.
The gleam of what appeared to
be an engagement ring was secud‘
V.
THE STATE lN‘fitm’lEW
At lost the svove ‘niitaoisifin‘i rem.»
gees whichrflt‘btl acrOQ‘Wlie North:
Bel'lnd‘ hirl‘lil‘l imitation
or mind has. cut some out nel-
oncholy hundmmponllho shores of
Long island Sound. Lost week there
nrrchd in Millard. (70511.. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Grouch. who were driv-
en from one peaceful hull hull)?
homes in Antwerp. Belgiumfirst to
England and inter to Connecticut.
When the gutters! snarl); of the li-
contimetcr guns announced that the
Germans were bassist 3 their neoco—
fiil mine ‘Mr. an “intro. tire-sou.
together-“with thoueinde or their.
neuhboro,_/hundllnz u low or. their
most yellerlilisdhelo “.l disarm.
Entishfiflot’hxrnn ,K ’ ‘ ,
m normalise» «ks-some
low looser-unwell: cues
.Nu
v . _ ‘iu'z' y. ‘ g ‘L 1..
Who; emollient. holly in Connecticut
was born lesti‘Bnlurdsy‘Vto r. nod
Mrs.»‘llont Keith. ot ileridoh. The
youngster ripped the scales at last
two .mundo. ‘1‘!» WW hoods
cupmdtnxethcr would hold the little
fellow nicely. The tine? little cross
lure's toes and lingers sre'hot much
larger mood than c ”nomad
about with cotton hamlet sod coni-
oietely surrounded by hot water hot-
tloa the little chap haircut in an in-
cubator in which the temperature‘ie
90 degreeollmer Keith Was 9. onto.
his brother dyin: sixf hours otter
birth; ‘
, Houseboat 'FDnunllees." once a. fern.
ous schooner yacht. sunk ht hangover
lugs lonelier. Conn” lost " motley
mm.“ ‘ .m bunting-1806. stem-
oc: whom or we outcomes.
men. among them Jess‘flordod Ben-
nett. proprietor of the New York Her-‘-
old. Among the races across’the lit-
lant‘lc in which thef'nguntloss" ent-
oréd.thot Mil: the 509ml" .tor a,
“0.000 on the mostrrnotnhle. The
“Donations." .howevert.did ‘lrotmln. - ,
“,‘Uonnocticut, gnome-tn dolls rot .'
of
golden William H. Tori-oi c hsn- '
Thomas Hooker.” recently sold
in Jinrtfiord. "hon been a. model
were memos: or momentous f
a calcium: with flinch sheila met .
to reuniting: ' '
duties. Nois‘tste in
‘so' miles-spout setup-is her
will! «soften—row
lulled the ample tor-i the "constitu-
'- tlonoi ur'mdernl government.
"rile reportor the New
Water W
of dell .
inset the Who more our
which would m
r.
. New etch
some -
‘ .,.tht is thohiht‘tof be one of the
C“! In! ‘Wnt _
,fltnlm-oi the iodideryoomnlit? ,
., ‘7 Great. Winter .,
: Defiance Sale ;__'
'f ‘ imlmm daemons...“ ' We};
Mflmiwt Moscow“ m.
5 CoatSflSuiE an";
,. it
on the finger of Miss Bowie-son as
ishe came out of a theatre the 0th
i“ evening with her arm through
;that of Mrs. Marshall, the wife of
the viccvpresidcnt. Members of
the party asked‘Miss Buricso'u if
her engagement ”Was out at last.
theru‘pon the young woman
blushed snd centered :her con?
000 mark is reached so soomithe “at...” ins . ‘ . ‘ .
‘ . . v been mnrr in him for - »
parts will then ‘be with“? 2,090,090 y y 5’ ”9‘0“ by ‘8“:th and thrust
filler hand into her muff. And
now the report, often circulated
and denied, that the postmaster—
gcncraiis daughter, who is only
twentywnc years old, and Jus-
tice McRcynolds are engaged is
accepted in Washington society.
Nehgotuck 026.000. .‘Sow Haven.
“00.000: Seymour. 310.000: Dcnbum
056.000; Pgtnum received - “0.000;,
Bonita/lilo! 31.000. and , ,
$100,090.: in the sonotrthelollom,
sums mores. ted. to this “by!”
main-lining, existing improvement”
harbor. 110.000; Connecticut river ”’9
low Hartford. ”0.000. A
It is rumored in Washins'ton that
Congressmen William Karim. at
this state. is a andldutc for that ill-
crative oiilco of United States district
ntio rney for Connecticut. The, appoint-
ment is made by the attorney sencroi
and is for {our years. It Mr. Kennedv
should lend this once, itwill be the
first appointlve‘ollice «he has hold. all
his other,oRlces hailing been elective.
. ‘ ‘W ‘ ' ‘i‘ ‘ .
niche-t scores evenmade in this elm
13')! a. woman, some is "mil. node
flies Myrtle immimun. or, Willi-
nlentie. W11.“ lost weels in New Huron
scored the high merit 0:138. Which
breaks the league's single score in
34 'pins. and. was the indirect cause of
smashing all the previous league roo-
ords. Miss Cunninxhnrns' total for
lumen-lugs was saw.»
4..
mentors} harbor.4i.000; New Haven ,
”H
“WI . V ' ’
,“I .Dresses -
narrows... Lime, BEDDING, Dams Goons on.
awesome one Hoosmlemuosorm
. ~ ‘ - o . ‘i, .‘ ,
films this is mailing a New Standsrd
oi Roomy.
’ Don’t neglect taking on... no.
my reunions In welcomed
I! 351101: neasflto dg’og'to'w expensive corseilereséif
your chicct is rue y to have altboatrt'liuitfigure. : z? ’15. ‘L
No made to orderco‘rs‘et can do s‘whit more for your .
figure than a model which is properly selected from our
stock oi famous mokes, properly fitted, properly worn.
There are new styles in R. and G., ,Warncr's, Binner.
Nemo, C, B. a in Sprite. Ls Resists and other popular
makes, each designed to bring the maximum of beauty to
a particular type of figUrc. /
room is among them.
' AI smut ttflfsnijso oiled tree
The N. E; Ryan co:
1
«a.
The minor oi New-Haven has re-
colved s letter tram Andrew Ina»
n farmer who-mm. over 100 sores
or land. in‘whioh Mr. ‘ilombson moll-
estly requests the manor-Ito assist in
finding him. a wife. The ‘woulmbo
husband share: “*1 cm 80 years-‘old.
and. I think. foiriv‘jlood Mahmoud,
in good iinsnoiei circfimstoncu and
to the Lutheran fchurchnnd have no
bad habits"; . ‘ . '
m.
‘\
“mi
5 ' m “ohm.“
son. Route i. Junction City. omen.
‘ V oils-rein one
‘ nets Willi...“ invconloorison with
sod mmmcmeomtit uwmlfll-j
oi’ mood health/and I nth belongink. '
estlsr'wosx enoseeumo. .: l, .
CLEARANCE'SELE or
l WIN ERGARMENTS
nmmmmsis mam sari. Inlet. Mm: '
so. marsh-Ideal. races to one. over: porch-set.
‘. . SouthNexwalk. .
V'I‘ieotrlliomliersot ileum. semi V
filwuotmlho oneness ‘
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