rm 115111111 max Sumo mm;
‘,wel! also to heed the min: in both
mam {mes Thomndwioullteng'v."‘
future are sometimes polluted as well
{as those in which the body hathes, and
‘when they are unclean they are no
DAY APRIL 9’ I915 less dangerous. Sometimes both it
3. . ;brarinns and health officers are mis-
’ TERI: ALHANAC FOR‘ taken and close of! harmless waters,
but the general trend is toward a sen—
. 5‘19 3 -55 ‘- 111.; 9 n P to. Bible protection in both cases,
31mm 5:3: “.3 6’27' The media for more wholesome
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. ANOTHER BUMPER WHEAT CROP.
‘ )t! A. L. GOLDEN
summons
‘ We. 1131.3-
’ PHONE CALLS
ing up our winter wheat, foresees the
m .. Editors Residence.
5 313.2%)» Editor‘s Residence.
12-93mm Manager’s Rea-
‘~ idence. '
619.0%,000 bushels, as against the rec-
ord £11 production _ot 885,000,000 bush-
els last year.
The significance of! that estimate 11
“1311215011111: NOTICE.
Oi, Well Lodge, No. 108, F; andA. M.
3111111111 in Masonic Building. South
Moinrstreet, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
oil month—July and August ex-
cepmam 8 o’clock. All Muster
Mucous cordially invited. Sylvester
Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
I. put of other years Two years ago, in
a good season, the winter wheat crop
was 523,000,000 bushels, 162,000,000
bushels. and four yesrs ago 430,000,».
000. 3
The estimate is based on a guess of
88.8 per cent. perfection, which would
give 15 bushels an'acre instead of the
theoretical maximum at 16.9 bushels.
{There is a. considerable increase in
1acreage over last year, and the acre-
age of the summer wheat is sure to
show a" still greater increase.
Simon Chapter, No. 38, Fl. A. M.
”Meets 1n 111111111111 111111111113, South
din St, 2nd and 4111 Tuesdays, of
each monlh-July and August ex-
dented—«at 8 o ’.clock All Roval Arch
' Masons couliellv invited Charles
A. Tuck, H. 1’. Robert W. Wilcox,
Sec;
needn‘t be at all surprised if this sea-
son’s wheat production comes near
the tremendous total of last year.
There is to he a Peace Conference -——-——-O——-—-——-...
at The Hague the latter part of this 11011.1 W311 Day? Just ask 1111 S111
~ month. 11111 11 will not be of the old, Ide President or 1119. Betmmmm
95“; ‘mmlliar sort. There will. he no bland 13‘9“ Company. Earning of 30 per
statesmen there. nursing. philanthrop- 99'" 0“ common Stock and unfilled
5 lo dreams or piratical schemes, as Of $46 000 ,‘000~lurgely war
‘ the 1case ma) Dc, under 1.111111 silk hots. ’39:”“419 “0‘ 10 be sneezed at 111 a
The powers are not interested just H year
now in peace, and they shun the veryn ' ’ .___._.._..._.
of ..
' r a mu ,9 .
it Tilt. 3119118111111 reproach 11111 from mute other hand, last week a Chicago, man
when that conference assembles. for died from swallowing a dime, “‘ hills
, the use trying to live in these big cit.
it will be composed all of women rc- lies ’ anyhow? _ ‘
___._.._.________
The WOMAEN's PEACE CONFER.,
ENCE.
Orders
presenting the women and children
who are the Chief sufferers from the; “Stinklng little iiars’ is what the
war. The qlllel Hngue will he cm111°"‘Iltev. Billy Sunday called. the New
‘ one then with protest against the false. York newspaper reporters who des-
_ political and military ideals wmmirribed some of his Paterson meetings
have brought Europe to this disastet'.ifls frosty and unsuccessful. Oh. well“
‘At such a time, so spectacular a‘
protest ought to be heeded, if any- syncrscles.
Wthlns can bring the war lords to of I
' cause. But the protest will probably; Those vaunted gains of the Germans
bring little immediate benefit. The 1 and the Allies on the western battle
11111111111110.1111 and bitter now to front always sound very lmpmme
11111111 to preaching, or no the tears or; until you take your yardstick and
9131911 and children. i measure the number at leet they have
1 The; great worth of. this Peace (3011- 'advanced.
resume is in its promise for the future. ....._.__..._.___.._.
1111111111 that women are waking up to I I" the stories we used to hear about
what war means to them. The deio—j‘KInE George were true. he may de-
gates will tell the whole world, 1111 Elm considerable personal benefit
flinchingly, the horrors and barbarit-Imm cutting out the home as an cl)-
1151111111 have been heaped on innocent 19‘“- 1955011 to his subjects.
5‘ V Lhildhood since this: W'—
“mum“ and c f 1' 11 be 1 NEW TELEPHONE INSTALLED.
1111.111 international ree ora gan. ' Following is a list of new telephones
They will set a heafing- “’0 “Oln‘that have been 11111111111311 since the
the men 111111 women in millions of issuing of the 111111 11111 Cut this out
‘mes, even though their voices do and paste in the back of your direc-
tory,
even evangelists have their little idio
not reach to the war councds or the George C. Brown
enches. They will, give woman to 112 East avenue 1476;
heral a. new "slhnt" on war. 'Herest- A; ‘H. Buttery: _
‘1‘ nweneednot expect women to have 3 Sherry street. 3 265-4
r oldl reverence tor uniforms, their George Buttrick
old illusions of! military "glory." A3338 Siam 1629
3 his war has been, above all, a great 39 elflexinghon avenue 462-2 1
islnusiontnent. It has been an 911- 811111 B. Chinksky 3
color. war. The women‘ete coming .’ 3 {mot-dz Place, E. N. 479423
7.11.11 as it is, Their mt worn 111111 11.111110” Deilus _. . ~
shirt when the war ends, 111 teaching 62 Taylolrsgvenue 1373-3
their sons and daughters from the ‘Azmry 9H1?“ avenue 117842
dle up what they have learned in L. F'itelson ‘
- ,' , ' ‘1§.West'éa.venue , 995
._‘__.....§....-—-—-— William ‘H, Guthrie
A = Silvormi‘nef avenue 7123
BATHS AND LIBRARIES. Camilla Hammond
“The pubhc bath Shayla-'30 hand. in .5 4373 West avenue 3 1616
1111 with the mug 11111111113 nurs‘ Hartford Melt , ,3 3‘,
e president of ti]! NW York Der- " 6 South Moth street 3114
Thomas Addendum]; . , ;
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nothing is necessary 11. the main» ng. %§;‘gfierhnd .
11119 of good health, 111111 it is the 125 South Wit 9M 103435;- ,
roof the Department ofHthlrto w H Mills ‘ " 4‘
811th avenue .638'gm. '
Erwin Pollak ; .
5 10 31111111111111 rum 111464371
Frederick V Powell 1
V 8 Putnam uterine
“31111111 mental and physical are needed
by all American communities. It's as
The department of agriculture, sib
seen bestin comparison with the out. "
It‘s too early' to be certain, but we .
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Mllltnery, Waists, Gloves, Neckwear. Etc.
Come tomorrow~tht You want is hereuYou’Il wonder at the extremely low prices
Dashing New Spring Suits 1
An excelling variety that embraces the best
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Serges. gabardines, poplins, skillful tailoring
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A SEMI DRESSY SUIT 111 so rges and checks
with Yoke Jacket, new model skirt $14 98
A DRESSY SUIT 111 serge two button Jacket
‘hmdsomely trimmed with braid
ad the popular colors
; TAILORED SUH‘Sinseige and checks Jacket
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The great variety of styles and 1111.1 many color comhi.
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1111-11511 assortmcnis of ultra 1.1111111111111111 trimmed H1115 fox
women, (overing a wide range of ever) inmginahlc
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All the most popular
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NEW STREET COATS.
0f gabardinc, sergcs, fan—
1v plaids and mixtures: a
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....... $9.98,
New Outing and
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Of English and domestic ‘
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ti
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Dame Fashion predicts white materials for the coming
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floorgctte Crc’pcs. Stripes Crepes and Voiles,
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CorduroyshGabardines,as Inch ”Chiffon Voilcs, Batiste,
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3112-1114911 111 181
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The newest Spring stylus ;
and popular colorings, plain
cry pair fully ”warranted;
Black 511111 Messallne
. $1.25
SMITH’SE BEST tious finish: value $1 00 per
11111.5 I .. . ‘
AXMINSTER RUGS. M 1
- - MIRRORS. .
27 x 5.4, floral and Onen- H
hi atterns' value $200 eavy French plate
‘ .I’ _3 ' glass, 13 1c 20 inches, with
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' frame: value $1. 50 eacht.’
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Axmumn noes. 1111111111111:
O‘CEDAR MOPS. I
9 x 12, all new spring .
patterns value $25.00, each. Triangular shape, fits into.
Special ’ ‘ $21100 the corners; value 751; each.
Spcc1a'l. ..... ; . . .. .1 55¢
. BATH T1113 SEATS.
Solid Oak, fitted'with rub-
111.131.0012 911. cnom.‘
'All new designs; value '3'
36 inches wide soft [use i ;
. cs nude;
1» ' ‘m’ ” an.»
AllWoei Sages
Black and navy, 363inc11~
value 60¢» per
yard. . Specie-l .1 47¢-
Sturdy Values at Low
. ”Prim: ' ‘“
(10c Sheets 72 x 90 . .49c
75c Sheets, 81 x 90% 59c
851: Sheets, 81 x 90 .. . . 59C
92c Sh.ects,\81 x 90 . 75c
Pillow Cases to Match.
,. $2.49 LINEN NAPKINS.
Fine quality Scotch satin
damask; regular size. For
dozen - . $15 98
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; 59c NURSERY CLOTH.
Yard wide quilted Nur-
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\011 shown in our dcpa1t1nc11t,famous for its great variety, dependable qualities and
or embroidered backs: ev- ”5 great values. .1 .
" Special ....... .. .
Satin Messallne
Petticoats
7 Made of very best quality
satin messaline, all the pop-
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40 inches wide, very dev
pcndable, very lustrous; va- N‘ECKWEAR'
1111: $1. 50 per y.ard Spec— An. endless variety of
131 ~-----~~ .._. $11.19 lVestees, Guimpes, Fichus,
WOMEN’S ' New Collars With Iabots,
\Vired Collars
Collars,
Sets ..... 25¢. and 50¢
UNION SUITS.
Low- neck and. sleeveless,
lace trimmed pants. Spec-'3
is! each 25¢
women’s SILK. F
MOT HOSE; ‘* .
; ginghams
Lisle top, spliced" heels pique collars,
and toes; value 50¢ per
E523
Made from fancy checked
with , white
cuffs and
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all
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Made of fine muslin,
{full size, well trimmed and ' 6 inches wide.
Voile and 9
and Flat.
Collar and Cuff
CHILDREN’S DRESSES. .
belts; value 750 each. Spec-r
59¢
the
459 per square yard. 8999' hot ends; value 59c each. scry Cloth for crib pads, finished; value 59¢ each. new popular colors: value
531 .33¢ Special 1 etc. .Per~yard,_ 39¢ Special W“ .. 39¢ 39¢ per yard. Special 25¢
/ ‘ _ ' Camp’s HONEY“ ,BABoosH'Sg Lemons.
12c FRUIT on ‘ ; vggD ALMOND r: (2333111051639. 3151. 311.1:
EAM. » «P DER. , .
THE LOW , Value 501: .1 34¢ ;‘ . 1.1”‘(31‘116‘1593 10¢ 6 inches wide, all
1:000 yards, 3611191“ ‘WHITE 1 1 f ' I 1 the late t l d
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