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been from ther‘vuruot‘ho‘sedvon tile'flv matte muons for going slow in tho.
legality and uncertainty of her polls» matter. as long as there Is any portal
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mABLlerED HY
tion more {inn from the losses caus-
ed our shippers. Alfie:- hlocksde has.
illiity oi honorsblo and satisfactory
settlement and etonelnent for the des-
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not been a real one. Her “Orders in truction of American lite and proper-
Council" \veremn subterfuge. by which ty. Buteven if intervention would
she sought to gain the benefits of a’ not be costly in life and reunite. Ind
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sponsilbilities. She tried to cut oil with Latin-America. the country would I > _ l
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a few cruisers in the North Sea in; its military resources on such an ad- 1‘; , i
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'values. The community of course. ‘
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”NATURE ALMANAC FOR
= . TOMORROW. .
, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19, 1916
WES, W7. 5"" ‘. '
flig‘h tide 11:01 a. m; 1132 p. m.
sunrisesjusnetslzsz.
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near the Germancolst. She made! modern hstory.
juggling agreements with Germany's ”"M
I New vorkcny paid $6,000,000 for
neutral neighbors to prevent ship-l
, lYENING SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS.
Wrist Rooms—9a.
- West Office—932
Mull! Branch Office—1388. . . ‘
Editors Residence—nasal. tightened in earnest. and England is
any Editor’s Residence—753-4, to assume the natural risks and reg.
mug;uanager’s Residence— ‘sponslbilities of an honest blockade}
23”.?!" .‘ Germany“ will suffer a little more. and:
Publisher‘s Residence—490. the United States will suffer a littlei
more. Neither can register an tattoo-l
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EMASONIC DIRECTORY .tive objection. 'because the pr“Nam:conscious oi that fact that it in nor-
for such it blockade was entttlnltdted"W“y "““kmg 0' “mm“ ““5 °“
definitely by the United States in ltsjl’m"mil ””99"” and “my a“ ‘3"
blockade of the Confederacy in our;es on improvements. “d making the
More important than any land pay virtually all the community
ment of goods from their ports tocentral Park. That was slxty years
‘ ingo. Today the park is worth 82,500.-
hu created that 82.494.000.000 oi val-
ue. Likewise the community has
created the increased‘ value of all
the rest 0!- Munhatten Island. And
'New York is becoming so thoroughly
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old Woll'Lodge, No. 108, r. and A. M.
fleets in Masonic Building, South
Help street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month—duly and August ex-
Silects - Bel Spreads - Towellillg -
civil war.
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I A Blankets - Comfortables - Llnnens . i
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:zptedv-rat :.°‘;1°fl:\.:2 1:21:17, selfish private consideration in this expenses.
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Tflretrr... w. M. Robert, M. Wilcox, “WW “i ‘he Prospect that funda~ 1' AL“ 0N. BANKING. MUSLINS. PILLOWS. WASH GOODS. WHITE GOODS, TOWELS.
Sec. , . mental international law will at lusti LET PRICES DO THE TALKING—QUALITIES ARE DEPENDABLE
a .“ Ch te'V-J’w; A M be recognized. Neutral nations. while] The Bank AProtbctor 0' Monty. ‘ CASH —— ENERGY -—-—- ENTHUSIASM -—- BIG STOCKS --—- BIG VALUES. ’
“I 0' I? r, o. . R- - - they will surfer privation from strict we are all obliged to carry witths -—-Insure th _ w
. . e Success of .—
Meets in Masonic Building. 53“” enforcement, will no longer be Hull-{:5 certain amount or money—the daily! \‘IilllV “cc liloltall ’. . . l , This Sale
Main “feet 2nd an,“ m] “as an iect to the whims of belligerent law- “”33“” 0‘ “I" “"1“” “5‘“ “Wl tl' f. y‘ - ' ‘ . I “1‘ 5PM 1‘3 l’urghascs Wlil add llltcrcst to this sale. Cottmls are advancing-in spitt- of
of each month—Juli and August 8* {much you should carry is for you to‘. no an we had bought advantageously months and months a ow—for inst l . . - .
capled"lt 8 “lock. A" Royal Arch lessndss. ‘33“ ‘M a ““0. not mrethnn you; ed to many thillsandq oi doll; ‘ All it _ g. ‘ . a lct, one OYdU‘ of Beddlng alone amount.
Masons. cordially invited. Charlel ."'"' ' . """""", iwill need from day to day.t‘or the man! laliml for durability f-m from tr... l: in; its that an. ofl'cl-od in this sale are standard—fill! have (‘njoycd a rrpw
A; Tuck, ‘H' P" F' 8' Lyon, Sec. “THE WORST FAILURE". [who carries great wads otmonoy withl \ I ' , “c \e to fly years. ~. .
M—r ~-—’- - ~~ ~~- ..- ~' A recent article in the New Repub-thln is not only “kill: the risks Ml .
TAX'NG EXPATR‘ATES' lit- culled woman “tile world's woret‘m‘m and 1°“- b‘“ ‘3 doing ““39“" W. := * ‘
lilcnator Kenyon of lawn has lntro~ the bank and the community on in- . . 41
(tuned a 'IJiII placing a heavy tax on
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I’M“: d d“ :0 i ll 0:8 (0' general types, and concluded that lie monk would gladly pay; the bank in the
“fa ‘_ an we“ 1"“ lwoms‘cnuse woman's ‘tundomentsl lnstinctju‘su oi moncytoits profit. and the com-l
fiomf Arne‘rtcau Illepcrll tor the henc- was ‘0 please man. she was I failure. ‘ nlun'lty in the lose all); the money no,
““0 fore such An interviewer for the New Yorltt1 the toundutlon of or ‘ ‘ (ii I
lord Astor. as might be expected, ‘ ’ . ln s bankless community the n -
h lh . f 1 . ' f ‘ bun went to Mrs. Mory Virginia Ter‘midual moot protect his own moneyl
t ~ l 1 . t
“or t’ehil‘oufl o ’ijl‘llg cltll instlza .liullta, (Marion |iiurlnlld) to ask about'iAml to protect it he mags it. often mi
m 0 t .‘3 m' Lu” llchest expat-l“. Mrs. 'l‘erhune is eighty-five years his sorrow. it there wereno hanks
ruled American. tunnel-l) \liliiam r young. does a hilt day's work every I we would gravitate to a state 0! hurt
lbsrism where strength was the only . . I
:Bllfel‘llfll‘d. But to the individual who
‘ . three women whom the writer took us sumes and the loss of interest the? ;. '
Alllerituns _: BIG DOUBLE BED SHEETS $2.25 SATIN BED SPREADS
I. 80:90. they are of line satin finish, lllll-
Cotton Those tine spread
January Slle Price.
18 . it) weight.
‘ gout
86c values, Rlxtifl. - 69c up 6
. (Nozhfilmt‘. no dressing.)
$1.49
75c values; ”:90. ' sac
98c values. illetl, 790 :Very
ay
19c CRINKLED CREPE
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32 inch white crimpled crepe needs (no ironing) for wo-
fallure.‘ The article was based onliustlce: m It in the risk he ‘3’. ‘ “ .
Waldorf Astor, who was raised to theiday and has been conspicuously 5qu
25¢ PfLLow CASES
peerage Oil Jan. 1*“- “'°“Id contribult‘icmaml not only as a writer limit as‘ ' -
about 35.000900 a your to the support“ I , ~ I .has “‘0'"? money I“ I'm“ thin I.” ‘ men's and misses waists, dresses and outlet-wean
.3 . . \ . lwiie, mother, home-maker. hostessidany need» require. the bank says: 45:36 made from b t“ > .. l . i
‘ maths United .rltntes government ““‘lnnd friend. This is put 0‘ what she‘~"lt in our businelra to protect. For; ed and “M h cs lllllhIln, they are scalloped. Ilt‘nltitllt‘li~ 12 'J¢
;. , dream" maximum tax rate of 28 perisam: :this We “"0 strong units. burglar’ l n, emmed. January Sale Price. 19¢ ,- ....____..
Tulomo uni watchmen. We spend , . 1' ‘,
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cant. “Int” 4“" ralt proposed to” “i do not deny that the instinct for .
- 2.. hummer; over 3600 000. There wmlld‘l . .money ‘0 9'9““ 3'0”)“ w" “0‘ ‘l
l \ . 1' t ' f g ‘ ‘ coquetry exis’tu in all at us. It wouldf,.how II t is our tunctlon us I bank."
6W“ “0‘3”. ‘. Inf." ‘ p" cm' “H be a sorry world without it. But 1‘ You will frequently mad of losses;
7‘ WWI 0’ ”I” ‘3?“5““3 1 I)” cent for disagree with any one who halieves,runnim: into large figures muse
ordinary AmPrk‘hllB, and l sumnaxlwoman IS SO ongminaed' 30 “m“od'Il’Ol'lR‘OllF Ill? mistrusted the “I“. Ind
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longing from 4 ‘0 '° p” cent for I“ lthut everything she does is traceable assumed to be M“ 0‘“ money or
‘ mots upward of 25.000 a year. . , .tector. .‘llerchnnts in banking tonne.
3 .to the one underlying motile—the “tare frequently robbed—so frequently! 8t: APRON GINGHAM
5,000 ydtt.‘ standard apron
“:0 Cummlus law would also lay a lncllon of man's attention. Work 13‘th some who hue Iclrnod‘thelr letl- ’ ,
horn) hltnd on the fortunes of uenltllyinm 5 means to that end, with univer-‘sonn will no IOIIKEI‘ trust the “all‘ . ginghuln. inst color. neul blue
,i , American women married to mledésal woman. It is universal woman'siimn 31‘“ “1“ Wk“ 3° formidable. b‘“ and “'1'“? checks. 5' 8' P. Consisting 0‘ Yfll‘d Wk!!! Females. Chsmbrays Dress Ging-
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, foreigners, it contemplates a leu of salvation at u m “n“,ma‘ mall‘s.“ u mcr- to) under the warning; 1 M )Illd nuns, Rallnes. and Fancy White Goods. A grand dance to
. drool 28 per cent on Jill dowers given 1 Sex has no part in it skill. and prefer to ttldep on r \ secure it due house dress It a low price. Vulues to 25¢.
,.» . . l ' money. ' AIN January till i -
“American girls contracting formed’ “1 ”anew... concluded Mm. Tor-j N SOOKS ‘" ”100 . 8,;“9 yard
Unmotchnble values for Wo ..
moms Th significance of out It "emu” man ‘0 M l den ‘5 “ woo LA x '1‘
.‘ e ' od erw
h - _. th banker to him ' ‘ ‘
hune t at my fathers idea that wont ‘go Otto. then e men and Mines, und enr ‘ _ - L B N E S
and lingerie. A grand «thence to bur a good Wool Bucket at. Johnny .
modulo-i marl» seen from the tactile“, 3.. well u m -.,l,.nld lune nitride. wltlclttla, first of all. to sale
thnt’the dowels often American wom-‘ ' TM he does not
.- . u~ : in ii! di ocl ted with th . .
m ”N e a“ a a “-0“ "”3"" 12 WNW“ P°t Clearance 8113- Prices. to - In, values to mound".
33'“) "hm” 12 ya“ ‘1'” P“ - January Sale Price. ' l ‘ s4 98 pair
m Locxwoon' snenrinc -
't';§le;
tgc .lt‘l‘tnny atom
Yard wide. ‘lwilled-mlddy cloth. A superior white tnbric for
women's: and llllssos wear. .I. s. i’. 1212‘, \"lrd
l0 inch. hull bleached sheeting. line even thread, extrlmrdin-
dry Weight and durability. January Sale Price, 8"l’é
x2 r-2c FRUIT OF ' ‘
THE LOOM '
5.00 yards of this well-known
muslin. yard wide. J. S. P.
. ,, 7V4¢
BARGAIN TABLE
'itEMNAN'rs or
TABLE LINEN
Strong. sturdy values, low
. prices; all pure Scotch, lrish
hoop all he receives on deposit in
. guard money.
on Iwedded to British titles aggregate . , .
. 1 personal “as on invaluable one. It . cash—4h“ mm” the a useless and un- .
$3.50 "Jap." Nalnsooll (I
, ‘ .
. *‘glireogtch law is sure to be street-1:9 uygfll'yagdggff: 111:: :3; “girogmmfizr: fixexdonfifififig ' ‘ (40 in.) 3133 pc. ‘ ' ' 5 and German “noun. 2 yds:.
' I edt‘sooner 0" my“ “'5 “n “”0““ I all the years i have tried to follow‘hitt ] rZstfwhich constitutes the second OTHER BLANKET VALUES 2 1'2 yd"- ““1 3 yd“-
, and easy way to increase the govern- teaching, my outlook has been a mymnclion or the banker, and that is to FEATHER PILLOWS ~ (Big Double Bed Sizes) _
"tenth income. The persons subject ger one than any actuated by the lnollend' which will beggmsinbau: New feathers. 3,“ “ohm. _ $4.60 :iceisnd’: Blankets ..... ‘. .. .................. $2.90 pr. LINEN N APKINS
V’ f“? onslaught m"? WWI" germ-"Um ot‘ liking to please my honored igtlgbziflifeggnme pluce'dor the $1.50 values, 22:28. I: $12?) .mch?“ 38‘th """""""""" Mitre W‘- 3.00 values was .1.“ d“
twill! against thorn, and “are“? any' . contemporary-«man! I lived to do:rnoney You can't use ttHIIy is in the ‘ = $2.00 values. 28:38. 3!.“ fl ‘ """"""" " """"" ' pr. $3.00 values, 20x'20, $1.93 an."
#300 rattler. 22:38. $1.! ‘ $3.50 values, 22x22, 32.49 doz. .
”I _. W" m "I?“ “m" ““59' July work to the best or my ability ‘ bank. lot this is what banks are tor.
d you had better find it out. You _, ”
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f?“°‘°"—“‘“° ""5 °"'L°REN- l(M “we WM” ‘1" And Ivbeflrv‘lll‘sleep better and your monerwiii“ - , , rm... , . w 7 , .. -
. The K99?!“ Chm ”Mr out mallow the, fact that many. many nom- : row while you “We“ , . . 1’ . . , , _ I?
L1 Momma; reported to the House en, all over the land. are living their; AMERICAN BANKERS Am)”; SUPERIOR ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS . TABLE LINENS ‘ . . i ¥
S '0; 3““!me W the Home “million to the ibest of their abilities no .1103}. . ‘ > p ,,~' I‘ 13 yd. nieces. Mole finish. Untouchable values, old we“. all pure linen tlaxi .- ' i ‘l_ .' .
. mill“ “Labor. The illouse vote “nicer-ding to their ““0““ perceptions,i T POPULAR SlN‘ $1.80 .vnlues’ ..... ....t....... ........... “.29 pt: 350 ‘walitv. (68 in.» ............. L: .............. l...69c .yd. l .I
. .. “2W mm hm mm“ m“ mac-thinkers them not the ‘world's worst‘. Tllfllfiomipém m‘ “comm“! m ,luo MW ..... ........ “J!" ,c', $1.00 runny (70 tn.)........, ....................... 75c w. i .
3-bit ticiiigi‘lumnintoun, but the smothllm’ 3‘“ “mm” "‘9‘“ W3 “5'1““ authority. is selfishness. At $3M) mm ..... . ...................... “.98 pc. "51:85 quality (7013-) ----------------------- . ------- “MN- ,)I
‘ Willa the rush of closins. This , mo“ -va‘mle assets." “east this Was the conclusion rebelled _____,___ “'50, quality ”2 ln.)......,_.... 'f' ” .. """"""" "'19 yd. I 1-
.. mum that its message may; W any a number in! prominent mil!!! a _ . 7 . . :
) . ”SW“ " . i INTERVENTION. linen, inciiding lzwy'aru, e?tg.mi:;l .' . ‘ . COMFORTA‘BLES , ,- .. BED SPREADS' 1”
'7 .- " lgouswmersan oersn- e . ., . _ . .
tugmd 1);: 111121“: Line thins tor‘ Undoubtedly some or the Elmer“ 'm an inquiry 3, Rev- mt; new" or , 100 Big Bed common, home-madefsizgs 2 1.4 x 2 1.2, ‘ mm scalloped’ hemmed‘ -' ., i! ‘ 1.; ‘7
. . V 9"“ ° ‘ e ““1“” u “"39”” “mil“ ”9 ““8"“? ““9' Grace Methodist church. in New. _ mmme, scroll mined. manhole-flhoynlue. J. 8. p; . $1.25 values ...... .... ............................. 93c - H .
1 MW“ 9"" (”“3" 23’ mm.“ ‘0 395' “*8 Unit“ sate! mime” York, What is the most ponnlbt’: slit ‘ , 52 98 32.00 lumen .......... ........... . , a." _. N . 5?
,, 9.?“ ”1 mm“ °f "Md“"m' . in “9“” 13'“! ”“0“ would “0 “i" and the best method to on»! “it?” 0! : ‘ . . ’ $3.00 values .. ............. . ...... 1 ..... 81.00 I i .
M;W ot the bill. But ltrthefail our “nimble military forces for it all the ignoble traits or. humanity . _. ‘ ,7 . ““7 . _ ‘ ; .~...___..._-_. ,_ . =
. W . .11” not yet ”ted “9011'“ ‘21. year or‘m’nnd require theservlces MW!!!“ erfi‘tafifimlfll 93!.“- II‘ ’f . ‘ “ I ' ' " ‘ i f ‘ ‘ ‘ ~: ' .. , .t . . K
7‘ WWO, it will serve as an excel-4 of 3““th port of our navy_ More finds It“ PM I“ 037% malice, Gil-1‘3? 3W PELWW_CASES .(‘NI‘TIALEDL 7‘ g. ‘ 98c CRIB BLANK-ETS * -. > ‘ .- H’
mm” inform the eating“! immn‘ than that, from the 'stand- “WW and It! fruit ll am; If Wt‘. fl 33:35. M ("M 0 . thg'lmfidnwmrhmlflem $va - N3? My shOllItl Bentham ~3- Slanktll. '1,000.-,_crih ‘ hIaIlIleln, ' , l .
‘ ‘ who compose toured: point “mood Austria Sum “’91“ {mains M_Wm°.f Wt“, ' .- j mg‘fi‘iimfl ”We?“ on Me (aluminum. 9 . pink, blue. tenant! m. can. itm4mem. »=_m ‘ 7
- . . . . party. at wretchedmsuund' ol’ war ' ' . ' ‘ ' ._ ‘ ' . j ' ‘ 25¢ , l .
. @93th WWW filly. it would sham-b most (flour mu- illicit hwuldlnduthe mfg; "‘"‘ 7 ' . . . - 9 . - I» ' 39¢ >
muons uncut attempt-live theAllien the» mall the evil epirit or ”out
a! treat quintlties'of wur supples on nitrides? The: ‘bqitr 1833.231.) th- .5?
which they are now depending ‘ .’ Wfigm 13' “KIM onto 9‘3!"
More: it derisionxinfluenoennd' 3" m“ Wm M“ mm-‘M' » -
no“, ‘29" Routine MIMMMOI- oatmeal-the things mtm‘eXiod’sk-
. murderous. intervention in 3°:le ‘ * . “" 7 .. V. _
'wafl clg‘..iiilt§nl'onmanor " * ‘» ' 'v .,
u» mm loin onm‘m ’: “
. 'runmsnrowuns -
,. Bridgeport or NewYorlr‘oan- .‘ ' I
1 not ’mutch‘these‘prices. ' H
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(warm)
rule is ‘- indium-tench:
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