Evening sentinel, Friday, August 27, 1915 · page 6

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Publisher’s Rummy:
, BER-LIN CHANGES FRONT.
dissent messages from Berlin have

brought profound relief to this coun- ,
t" POW". they may have had them“ "

no They are accepted as virtual as-

'; sunrise that Germany will make pro

per amends for the Arabic attack. ev-
en if she persists in her stubborn re
Mai to grant reparation to the 111st—

“: tents victims. At any rate, the war

cicada are dissolving. ‘ And that is an
inculculable blessing for both nations.

The German people do not want
1131' with us. and certainly we do not
when! war with them. Our quarrel has
been with a few w-rong headed states»
not: in Berlin, who not only directed

i it: _ quid bweasy for the new guns

‘ 'lro rep“ any 1m: at capo Henry.

aid! Hook. Panama, Colon, and 11th.
thus protecting our national capital

canal
DON‘T ENVY THE OLD BOMANS.
we... so: greed; W 111111
the picture oi ancient Roman upte-
dateness given by Dr. 11!. Cobeni, arv
cheologist of Allegaheuy Galilean at
Meadville, 1311.7

never heard at any Roman typewriters

maiden tint earned £15 a week for
taking dictation.

it they really Md elevators in the
he“ limes. as Dr. Cuber-n avers. we'd
like to know whether they ran by el-
ectricity or steamer slave power, or

up hand- over hand. .,
As for “pine organs driven by wa-

nteybe Saint Cecilia really played one
in the third century—1nd maybe that
is what she was martyred for, be:
cause they must hays been mighty
poor instruments compared with ours.

flat with no elevator, no dumb wait
er, no fire” escape. no telephone, no
steam heat and no windows! .,

Their roads were better than ours,

them was in Vspringiess chariots that

kaeemt W'

our principal seaport cities and the 1

Doubtless the Rumpus had some ,
sort of shorthand system but we've

or dietographe, or even of any Roman

whether the passenger pulled himself

They had flats for rent : but fancy 3

but their only way of. traveling over ‘

 

.m arm .Awismnuma .

' ' acres or land under cultivation, while?

Crown Princepof Italy.
Crown Prince L mthert has her
come an enthusiastic boy scout.
“He joined when his country went
and since then he has
been an ardent follower of the
precepts of thc scouts.
immediately elected head of his
company when he joined.

We wa

he
"’1-

That is why one man' s subconsclOus

ans——

this country has a cultivated area
about twice as great; but Russia can
expand her tam W tlellllrltild

has.

carefully surveyed, known supplies of
betroleum, metals and fuel abound.

“Searcety two score rears have

“952%! harm:

lam mumm
the

development. Progress. during

W hibeMMMm.V

which fityeix per cent is exports;

But Russia haters the war had scarce-

aoeutien of lass: tasks. There, remain.»
hundreds of millions of acres of for.
land: to be brought. under the plow:
fuss or 11mm or factory plants tel
baud: rich mines to be sound; new
railway and canal system! to be built?
minions of home builders to be
of the (Year's empire, and may mil-,
higher standard of life and of sills:
curacy t
"Bessie is a vast storehouse or me
materials and must for many years;
remain a purchaser of machinery and
manufactured goods in increasingi
‘Qtlilltl‘tles.
consume $130,000,000 worth of raw cot-

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way into competition in the markets
,of the world. Germany bought more:
from Russia than any other three:

Russia is s continent in itself, andf ‘ ‘
likely, the richest of them 1111., l '

planed since Russia began with sen-J1-

first who years.“ this period wu‘ "
11 has doufiléd’ its foreign trade. oil ‘ ‘

‘ still this foreign commerce is inset ‘ '
’ 1 than half that-ref tlio Halted Salami; :

ht Mm to {other steam for the pro»:

moved into Siberia,,the Silver Eastf ‘

non: of illiterates to be educated to :1 .V

Yet the mine of Russia '

ton annually, .smi Russian iron and! .
steel rails have already found their ,

countries. and sold to the Russian ‘ '

FRIDAY. sushi, 19:5

 

and still leave firsts 1.111 to the Mi 1;
11 mfiecome the mom find” 1 ’
the stock farm of the World. W'hilei" g-
itsntiueralweal‘thm millet bslfii

The Last Saturday of the Greatest August
‘ 1 Sale». to; Twenty Seven Years. '

f GAIN FEAST must eclipse all others. Thorium tomorrow

at 70- 17(3- 276-

' well Me. Don’t miss this BARGAIN FEAST TOMORROW.

,“A Thousand ' Economics”:

1

.How can we fittingly celebrate? We have decided to give to our many 9011 friends tomor-
row he grandest values, 111111: entire sale. This, our MtyaSevemh SUMMER BAR»-

37c— 47c

. You will find most astonishhtg attractions at our store. Every nook and corner has been '
‘ , .m ready for this 27'”! CLEARAWAY DAY and we can assure you the work is ‘ ‘

VII
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Waists and Dresses

, women s WAIST
SILK DRESSES. 5

Women's Silh Poplin )ressee. They are new.
just out of the boxes, the colors are black, so
pen, brown,pium, russet and green.

The regular price is $10.00. Tomorrow

V $4.97

entire stock. Take your pick.
Tomorrow

SHIRT WAISTS.

Cold facts are real arguments

Tomorrow

however, there's no need or an argument
. Dollar and Dollar and a Quarter Waist

97¢ each”

in this case,
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47¢

 

All over $1.98 and $11.19 Women's Waists, the .

 

Dress Voiles

is more serviceable to him than an-

Bargain Table

2.000 yds. «32111» 6111mm, so In. Pennies
Shimmy, ell "excellent for house dresses.
Rompers, etc. ., all 125511 values.

TW’T‘W 7 yards for 47¢

BLANKETS.

1,000 pairs of Handsome Blankets. in plain col
pro, or plaids, they come in white, tan, blue or
gray. Tomorrow $1.97 pair . .

591: COTTON DIAPER.

18 inch. 10 yard pieces, antiseptic, sanitary,

etc. Tomorrow 37¢ piece

would jolt the innards out of a mod-
ern.

‘ We‘re just as well satisfied "to live
in the twentieth century. When it's in

ebowlhaliofalltbeirmortu.mo'
two. empires did 11 tremendous, thriv—
inmhusiness wt each other

the war. and melt streams or G

capital iiowed into the northern cm~
pire for investment. England. Hol .
hind, Austria Hungary and ltaly, in! ,

‘ Printed seed Voile-s. 40 inches wide, beautiful
floral designs all new. rgulnr price 39c yd.

mm 2 yards for 47¢ r

Plain colors. in Seed Votive. all the good shades

regular price was 35! yard. 7
the order named, tpnowed Germany , '1'me 2 yards for 17¢
in business with: he saunas .1 Gen ‘ _ 1_ , ,
38 and i0: niches Wide. the bedt season's styles

man trade prom on was thoroughly ,.
organized throughout the land, and in . ~ , regular price 20c yd. Tomorrow
4 yards for 47¢

Riga. Petrograd and Rosewliiamss . ,
I,“

others.
gthrouzb conscious study and rodeo
tion be has packed the secret change.
bore of his mind with a mass of mem-
the power 111 almost any family to ‘3? image‘sjreluttg to on: .“llc‘mllnalil:
ownal'ttl . ‘ _:.otmsu cos. onconauray e
l e runabout and canned mus by association of ideas.
{'3 ”mama? and a dwelling equipped - And just because he consciously to
with comforts and luxuries that were runes his attention in this direction be
beyond the reach 0! the Caesars. 3sets his subconscious working for tire
_._.___...._._ some and with the special material
‘ ~ g has accounts
Salem Ore, re orts that t h his conscious thinking ' '
00d 1.141111111113111” I . 1, as ship ed tor it. of thousands of :Q‘prmsn more cool ,
. _ ' car nods M 1°53” in a word, there is really nothing 06 be seen.
benyituce And YG‘FJWOM 999 eastern cult or mystical in the subconscious. -
people out or every 1, 000 don't know it is simply a convenient term to deer per cent. of Russia's ,
what the stud looks, taste: or smells ignate one phase of our mental lito.'1“'trsde; raw materials and portly manna ‘ 1
like Most of them never even heard H Addington Bruce in Kunsas t'ityV factored goods about thirty be! aunt‘s; ; > 1
the word “loganbenvy,” I: 1. j, r. 110

Star. VIM manufacturers obout mount. its 300d advertis- Tomorrow 77¢ yard
, ' Russia imporlfi all in
wonderful a bevomge as certain sec- them
tlons oi! the west seem to think it, WAR '8 coma

in. The regular price is We. V W-OOL FLANNEL
ixhly developed rind specialiajw _ ‘ _
Therefore... ‘ Tomorrow 27¢ each Fine My wool flannel. Cream
“by doesn’t it set a 1111.113 intelligent
Wm " Hill 8m
Greatest unseat. Distortion rt

countries have for sale. . . _
Russian trade has been ‘a‘ most val-1’ ‘ ‘ " NIGHT GOWNS. ‘33:. .17.“, first. Worth 75o,
W...
STOREHOUSE OF THE MIND.
Tmm i111 All the listen if
the World. ,, vi 1

cable one for the older. nations. pg;- women. Eyery one, a ¢ rd
3‘7 Ya ‘

"Russia, as are but few other treat ' ’ titty cent value. Tomorrow
nations, is sell sustaining in the mat- - , 27¢ each . (:33va DRESS
‘ GOODS.
With the greatest wholesale desirous
tion of treasure in summary tskiuxA

The new (all c070] Coflblfiaflafl!
placer W 1th Wat-filouglli. economic

eovlte empire is dependent upon the
lecturing of other lands for every step} . , Small ”$733: 1336“!" price ( lhld ) for misses school
p s
dresses Regular price 25c. To-
losses piling up in such stupendous sian industry. but Russian industry;
negro-gates as no panic ever csmodrhss hardly passed the birth.”

that it may take in the upward seale;, 501: a m Tomorrow
2 pairs for 17¢ 1 morrmv 1 17¢» yard
SILK RIBBON. ’ .
Sim-h all 111111 moire ads! All SOISETTE OR FORGED.
colors. “Regular price 25c 11 vi . A une'cloth, 32 inches wide. fer
171}! yard ' waists, men’s mi? giving 9
‘ . 1 etc. Colomars w top .
.. PILLOW CASES‘ blue, peach and lavender. To-
the question as to how long such: of ., 17¢ I
the belligerents can stand the fearful ‘
strain upon its resources is becoming [mm m
an important and lolly as interesting ’
,as are any of those more stirring, mu m Imn
questions growing out of the purely N ,
military phase of the world war. In V
TAMPA. Flu, Apg. 27. ~Fourteen
persons. met death near Cape Sun An
tonic. Cuba, and the powerful wire-
‘less station there was badly damaged
and was unlit tor immediate use by

‘the naval crimes that interrupted the

[szrieudship or the two nations, but di-

rented the German propaganda of

‘frightlulnees' and of popular hostility

, to Americans have sures the tyo

_, . ‘ nations farthersnd farther from mu-
»1 teal understanding.

Now, it appears, those "militarist-
statesmen are coming to their senses
aid trying to repair the ham already
done. Chancellor von Bethmann—Holl‘
we: has said, or at least has allowed
the lnterenca to be drawn, that “ the
submarine captain who sankkthe Arv
W , 15st hdyflexceedsd gin order-sp—
that instructions had been issued for!
naval commanders under all circum-
, stances to protect the lives of Ameri-
V , cons. it this is true, there will surely

be a disavowalanrl reparation, and a
better understanding for the future.
«WM it is true. iguana um
‘Ge‘rmay, even while retuslng to
yield to our demands in a written or
spoken pledge, had definitely deemed
. V to yield and had modified her sea war-
rare accordingly The Gannon gorern-
VV meat would have been is: wiser it it
held suited the word to the act. in-
stand 0! behaving like a naughty
child, who, when rebuked, insists that

V-f he “wont be good”—-—even while he's

5V mending his behavior.

1 .l ‘ .
ole GUN-S 1:011 COAST DEFENSE
It is reassuring to learn that our

, coastfietenses are to be strengthened

’ with 16vinch guns of a new type, as-

Vf peeled to prove stronger and more et-
31ectlve than any other fortification

'V guns in the world.

They are not yet built, but plans for
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'* WOOL NERGES. _
. so inches wide. Attitudes! loll
com. Regain price “yard. '

1, HAND BAGS ‘ ,
Women’s genuine leather Hand . . ,

Baas. our regular dollar moire “V
came too late for Wednesdaf's

Sale. Tomorrow; . 47¢ each

UMBRELLAS.
(Two Hour Sale.)

rrom‘s o'clock until 5 o'clock.
Jim’s and women's sterling.
trimmed tam silk. umbrelies.
Regular price, $150. Tomorrow

77¢

BROOMS. ‘
No. 6 Parlor Brooms. Bamboo
handle. Regular price the. To-

morrow 27$ F

F A TOILE’l‘ BARGAIN.
(3 to 4 demo.)

For one hour. With every 1512

cm cl Opiates: ’l‘alcuur you

can buy one can or Gutlcura

. not» for 12¢. Melting both to-

morrow .. 27¢

JELLY TUMBLERS.
Timtop. Regular 25c doz. Tomor-

lrow 17¢. dm‘r

FRUIT JARS.
6 pints or quarts, double sate-
ty glass tOp fruit jars. Tomor-

row 27¢p‘

RINGS. 1
500 rings. 5 year guarantee The
most attractive you ever saw.
Worth 50c each. Tomorrow

consszr COVERS-.1 .
noisily new corset covers ‘we
want to do a title missionary
mun out muslin underwear

1‘

Uvn‘te'

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Yhere is Nothing Occult or Mystical in
the Subconscious.

stated as briefly as possible; the sub-
conscious may be describedos that re 1
glon of the human mind in which are
stored the momoriea acquired by previ-
ous experience, education and observa-
tion ‘

This imlrudes memories oi sights and
sounds which were perceived» without.
our being aware at them at the time
We perceived them. '

Let them come within range at eye
and car. even when we are paying at-
tention to something else, and the deli-
cate mechanism of these sense organs
registers a definite memory image 01'
then in our minds.

Such images, together with all our
other memory images, no matter how
acquired, remain our permanent pos-
session.

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riches awaiting transmutation by Rue 1 -

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1,000 pillow cases. Plain, hem-
stitched or corded edges. Worth ' , “10““ '
PALM BEACH CLOTH.
An excellent rubric tor Women's
a bulletin just issued, by the National
Geographic society sketches the pro

220 each. Tomorrow
17¢ each
and misses’ wear. While, rise.
lavender and tan. Worth 251: yd.
w'ar economic condition of Russia,
which, having expended $500,000,000.

‘12 xvac LINEN,TOWEL—
ING.
instead of marking this crash _
‘ Tomorrow V...”
having lost hundreds, at millions:
dollars in foreign trade and cities and

our-Q ems».

17¢ yard

V I: but: EUN‘ICE CLOTH.
or white outing flannel. A heavy 1
fleecey quality for night dresses ‘

down we should mark it up. It
, is of sturdy value and excellent ;
tor kitchen. dish and roller tow- 1
;‘ sis Tomorrow .1 7¢ yard ;

" 11 PILLOW CASES.
9" 11 1.11011 blade or fair mullin. 15:-

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* ‘; them have been completed and
7' fortifications board has recommended

uhat they be constructed to replace
the 14-inch guns in our “105.3; import-
ant defenses. Their'value‘consls‘ts not
so much in their longer range as in
flieir greater weight at metal. They
will throw projectiles weighing 2,200
bounds?) 600 pounds more than the 14-
unfair guns. They are expected- to prove
otté‘ctive against the most powerful
Qweapon's is: oftehse carried by modern
Battleshifl .

a this connection it is remarked
m even the lemon: British super
Wright Queen Elizabeth, with
star armament of 15-inch guns, has
mot succeeded in reducing the Dar—
sashes torts and these new guns wnr

far superior to any at the Damn-
pies. ’i'hey are esp-econ to outrun: all

‘ hirsunesuuhetisnotse-

important. a battleshlpls at

' discounts“ because it 11 vet's
W10, and because 11111113 1.. no.1.”

ltlmnst be sure of its, all].

We are able to recall by voluntary
effort only a comparatively low oi our
innumerable memory images. But re
peated experiments as well as tacts or

common knowledge seem to indicate
that under certiim coudlthme any or—

peeleuce that we have ever bud can be
recalled by us. As one psychologist
puts it: 1

-“:Whntever has gone into the mind
cart some out at the torrid. "

Obviously there must: be a region oi
the mind wherein are stored. these mul-
titudinous memory trusses. It is to
this region that psychologists rotor
when they use the term, "The silicon-
sclous.” ’_

But the subconscious is not only a
reservoir Eur the storage 9! memory
nudges. It. is also a workshop for their
manipulation, so that on conflict: they
may emerge, not simply as fiver was;
in, but in plenum: and often remarxw
ble combinations. ‘

eadtnpllil'éd in W years, from the

picturesque and vivid dreams or sleep
‘10 the "inspiiatious’ or mix or up

11111: mind is postman ”Wadi

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This mnctbn, ot the subconscious in.

bi its hidden copes, 11 would use;

 

provinces worth ibundreds oi millions
more is ‘Mcing an indt'i‘nite future of
warfare undismayed,‘ confident.
bulletin reads: ‘ ~ ‘
"Commercial and industrial revolu-
tion‘ were stirring in Russia before
the war; the work of opening its mag-
nitlcent. domain was being rspldly car-
risdJorward; plans for developing its
V unlimited resources were in
confident organization;
modern cities were springing up lllue
mushrooms in rich Siberia; textile,
metal, endother- industries were lay-
tog firm. tmmdstions and" foreign trade
{headband brought up to about $1,600,
000,000. What has beem'catlod {the
most powerful country or theluture'
was finding itself-r-was preparing“ to 41
enter upon the. centuries of expansion
that It will need to erhsmst the pos-
sibilities of its boundless

of

“About two and mohair time 1111- _,
,381' than the United states, your on

tires or assorted saute mites and! 1‘
population of 1703001000,:1111111 is is-

The

natural

the recent tropical hurricane. Capt;
H. 0. nudes, of the schooner Caro,

on his arrival here."

ONECTS TO
seEEcH.

wssnnte'ron. Aug 27 .wseerek
tary Garrison has telegraphed Majors

(towel Leonard Wood expressing his ,

lug nothing similar should be per-
mitted at any cloth. 1*.

Known: , -
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.
supplied with stories.

sailed from the PhiladebhiaN

 

line Voghbbrough’t that news today. ‘

aoosEvELr's , V

Execution that Gilbert-Pity was glw _ :1
on: at tho entices soldiers‘ camp at . »
Plastsbuvsh N. Y., tor Col. Roose- , _
veit's sensational speech. and directw .

enumerate assumes- VIUN-a
21:5:

the niaessf
States armored cruiser Terraces-eel,

pajamas, etc. Tomorrow

6 yards for 47¢"

98o CENTER PIECES
Round and square. 2t inches in
(11111111131111.13an work centres.
Lice trimmed Tomorrow”

47¢ each,

rusxrsrrxrowms.
Heavy, close and spongy
blanched hemmed. terry berth
ers Regular price 286 pair: Tu- W

morrow. . 17$ pair

HEAVY GRASEES
118mb and 'Irish crashes. 17: _
inch. Closely woven. All pure
then. For roller and dish towels
1 Regular price 22c yard. Tomor-

row 17¢ yard

H 38. We sold them special at 25c
‘ a pair. Tomorrow W. ‘
17¢ a pair I
WHITE RATINE. ,
A finely woven comm wo-
m’é and m wear. W
lat lo! “18": dream and .1
shrimwmpfium 'lio- :
1. 1 17¢ yard 1
‘ 5ESHEE‘I'ING. 7 _
Lockwood sheeting. 72 mess: .
, _ wide. use, firmly woven bleach '
fed 11.1mm

, , 17¢ Yard: '
lam INDIAN BLANA
KENS. *
. Vase-Idea. patterns and colors.

Roam sizes. For couch throws
slumber robes. etc. Tomorrow

$1.77 tech.

 

25¢. Tomorrow

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>171! each. V
HAIR BRUSHES} 1 .‘
Aluminum! face. Regular prism .
17$ _.'
not some AND " '

SHANE
Tovolose out. 200~ mi. Inside

All M 30130: ”Status VIM

17¢‘ each

chTTO-N BATTS.
we. white, one pound rolls. To

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COMFORTABLES.
Bis, sea sizes, filed with pur
bred silicolene cutters, much bow
Tomorrow , f,

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