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‘ . m for its awful tragedies.
Q, alters far above the conflict. the sense sort of anal) sis
Jill l08l lillilll fill Pill
III!“ lent iier Purse Wilhelm the Mileied World
It“ lielleeeed .Feeleu ell Centres!“ In?!
Recent experiences in Europe may. .ten that the some material ambitions
77“” led to over emphasis, but I am and selfish competitions and suspi-
.. constrained to the testing that tho ciona which have caused this we; are
‘ .11 ellect oi this war upon America right in out‘ own' midst The nations
'my be worse than upon any of the of Europe are sudering not only he
nations involved. Among the belliger- cause of their immediate sTns, but he—
wont peoples there are compensatory in mouse of tileir past inlqulties and we
Oneiare not altogether free, at least, from
messes examples of splendid brav-‘biots upon our history. Some of our
cry and sell-sacrifice, the spirit ot‘mlliterists are not very much better
1 both patriotic devotion and Christian'than the militarisis of Europe. The
resignation on the part of widows{same social disorders that must bear.
and children, of allegiance to con- their share of responsibility over
.acience, the willingness of the rich to there are present with us also. If
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Inored conscience is drowned by that
brazen band and the sheets 0! those
who cry, "We trust in chariots and in
horses." 1 am not speaking at a
sane and nornml consideration at Dro-
iectlon. but of the lusteria which by
tom and admonisbes us that moral
hie term.
But perhaps the worst at these mor~
11] effects has been the loss oi our;
; “gotten used to it" until We measure
of a nation has little more eflect upon
us than had the sinking of the Ti-
ltsnic with a thousand souls but four
lshort years ago.
We have made some such impres-mtillion and a halt pounds ("500,0“),
and France two millIOn.irencs (“00.
sion 1111 this upon thinking men and
women in Europe, even though their
toolings have not been very clearly
voiced. A European correspondent,
'writing concerning our new plans for
var relief, says: “We had conic pret
share with the poor, the deepening ofithe nations or Europe had only;ty nearly to teel that the American
“I the reiiigous sense, which in some thought less about their common ciyi-j 11901116 were overwhelmingly con-
“tasea has risen to a spiritual atmos €1isation,but we are making the same
:53! a sublime faith in we future, 111.11- sisters across the sea have been
{Mme cases the discrediiinz of mill-[trained and guided wrongly. Grant it
: 'itmi elements which perhaps. so tar
I .I‘ aces or human strife. Many or most
, 4 at these elements are wanting in the
‘tu intervene!" protested the wire or a
. 4m in Perla as we were at dinner
“1-: mncem in. matters of Justice and
‘II‘I‘.’ kept their eyes out for commercial ado
all“ The children of their fathers
were conceived in national sin and
born in racial iniquity. and the result
is international depravity. Yes. But
how far is our own better state due to
our better national morals. and how
much to our more favored station up
on the map of the world? Yes, we
have been guilty or the prayer of the
Pharisee. ‘ .
i feel sadly sure. meufeovor. that we
are losing some or the, moral idealism
which was gaining its way in our
midst. Our “preparedness" WW
I tarism, at times the spirit of interces
sion. and many either moral and spir—
‘ to counteract the demoralizing influ-
.. amoral atmosphere at our country.
‘ “What right has the United States
at Sunday. when the we “interven-
twlhs” happened who used by a mem-
‘ )0- od the group about the table. "The
«Halted States has shown no interest
,Meousneas. They have simply. touches. uni some ui'tbesa are used
to it by me- and women who once
W‘To be sure, they have sup- were predictors of an international
Airbed the Allies with munitions. but it morality whose prophecies they have
Tim beds a purely commercial tmI new cent oil in contempt. But its
.IJIfilen. and they would just have coon worst lunuence has been that it has.
about the munitions to any other obscured that larger Moral M . ..'
,mmmrthemmeormmmmim toyardawflch we really were
other“, Mead in Psi-lives not without mail". Wears not at this element I ' ‘
‘ fwe—s- to the "
‘ ,9mrtunesof our brethren across the tbe patina! tb‘e were
m for her vehemence. We have very much concerned about them
(hen ourselves over in many dlrw tion or some at our own trestle; éql
sin: or the weareuudsinsaionsverymobin
Our brothers and '
bus not been 1:» front mllltuiltiui
lcerned with their own commercial
gains." The criticisms and reproscbes
which one hears in Germany. France
and England are thus not concerned
so much with our diplomacy 11's with
vhnt they feel to be our national sei~
ilshness.
And yet, withal. we profess at the
same time to he lookinz toward a re
conciliation and a reconstruction #111
which we shall exercise a moral in
licence and we live to talk upon it
with complacent assurance. So are
they lookinl ”Etude it. Therehwiii
be opportunity. tor'monl' 1111mm
club. Despite all muttering; and trL
vial commute. all these movies are
will: techies onwill bolt to the sect
torlisht. anathema maybesxreat
work of reconciliation by the spiritual
forces in America will! the like forces
.in Europe. - ' '
The [mortals churches and the
American people have before them an
openduor.hntiteenoninteud
Menu to communeucmu. thWtemim m?
also And we hare inhibited at the, kiosk at. “W [##th
mandamusmmumnumommm
.1mmenareaspeciallyutheeepuprdut otour mdsi god the
”mtmsnmurmmywea nus m «mun ‘I
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touched“ the war. migbtalprnish no;
food supplies for Belgium“bnt the
emission was obliged t elk food
from the whole world to sure Bel-
alum .Mm starvation
Imembered aisoilthat the rifts to net
of the. Rockefellbr
tar contributioni 'ls smaller than no-
sympathy and compassion. We havegteai'a. Ft)" Settle. with her live mil.
hound ulterior mm by! five
imitm ”be“ given is“
1min hire; hundred thousand dullere.
while the British Serbian Relief com:
mittee three moths ago had raised e
006,. To the more tbnnIone 111111101;
Armenians, whose story. forms one 0!
ton, we have given. covering the
each rumor-er.
for Poland's willow ol- bunnies]. wan-
derins mute. moqtly women and
children. a total or smoothing like two
hundred thousand dollars. I
it is estimated by those who claim
to know. thnt our nation“ wealth in-
creases at the rate of about twenty.
two million dellsre a day. and l sup-
pose it would be larger than this at
the presentable, owing to the eon
mercisi influence of the war. it that
be tile 6880. “his. up to April, 1916,
we had given to allelic war suiferers
during the entlpe period a totul of
something like Que we profit.
And yet the elect at what little we
have done has been startling; After
my triendhin Paris had ended her, cute
burst, 1 said sonnet calmly. “But
just what intervention has the United
States at America attempted? i have
been solos elicit thruusb your coun-
try and I have mm our physicians
and our nurses“ and other neu'and
women from thiqulted Stntes Whose
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he not been when reason that we
ltmunbere-t
the darkest chapters in human his:
whole period about one dollar for)
For the concrete in,
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had lights! (little aboudb) to meetthe
may “do! their churches. And yet
,Psstor honest-l came over here to
raise 11 little fund oi one ““1191! and
ten thousand dollars. and we had to
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power and physical force are converti- |alun1 you unification-J include" the at him so back, with only "only
Horse metrih
Foundatibursotihet the maid popu- -'
thousand of it. ,‘
The American churches. therefore.
as represented '11! the Federal Conn.
ell, nre nttempiingto approach the
people at a new angle, to appeal be-
yond til, “dim iryulse Io! philsn
throw the reunions and spiritual
""""’ , - it has been felt that we
. , begin with the churches.
:3 Christian churches have as
~ to rise«to the great bccaalon
all? before them, have
' at their distinctive spiritual
. have themselves been
.dra . . - the vertex of a seethiu
I n. We have home very near
or at leap't assuming, a
'- - -' in" of Christian falth.
Christie lenders are everywhere
drawn“: new maps or Europe instead
or swim; to realise an international
~ kinda-e! the spirit The! are still
deulimith the terms oi! internation-
al diplificy which have wrought the
very mm from which they seek
Like Ban] 0! Tsrsus, we
stoned Stephen. but we have
'“ ta 0: those who are
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Business Hours from 8:30 a m. to 6 p. iii- an”
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Clearance Sale oi Summer Furniture
An opportunity now to furnish up the orcii I little
more completely. it can be made cozy amlIatmctivch
very little outta). in this timciy sale are the 0113M! —
Porch Chairs. Rockers and Scttces with rattan seats.
Old Hickory, Chairs and Rockers with hickory spiicd
ed seats, string, durable and comfortable. These can be
leit out of doors in all weathtr without harm.
Armchairs. 11ers $3 00 now “a”
Rockers, 11cm $4.00 110W ‘3-°°
were $3.25 new “-50
were $3.75 now. ”-75
were $1.75 new 33- 15 '
‘ Verandah Suits, old item finish which is weathef' I'
proof, rose and green decorations, t'erv pleasing“ lot out 1 ‘1 I
doors.
Divans, 4 it. one $12.00 now 39. so
White. 11 cre S 8.00 now $6. 25
Rants, were is“, 9.00 now “.75 1
Tables. \lt'rc ‘ $7. 50 no“ 3575 ‘
Suits in old ivory and green, weatherproof. 3 ‘1'.
Divane, 5 it.\\1rc $14 50 new :10. 75 ‘
Armchairs, were 5 8.00 now 6.25 '5
Rockers, were 35 (1.00 11011 : 6. .75
Side Chlifl, “ch S (1.00 1101i ‘ $1
' fibles, 4 x 2 lt..6, were $12.00 now$ :3
Comfort Swing Chairs and ‘
Comfort Adjustable Reclining Chairs,
very luxurious and easy for resting and $3,751:
painting, new: $5.00, clearance
Hanging Settees with chains and i100ks,c0111plete, ‘lI'I
were $1.75 now .350 ’I
11m: $ 7.25 now 33.15 i
11cr1$.800 p01vfi.oo,i'
“ire $1000 . pow 05.00
High back Rockers, rattan stats and hacks, -. I
broad arms 11tth supports “(rt S 50 " ’.
High beck Rockers, flat spiutllt bark: and $2 75;
rattan seats, were $z. 75, $1 85 -_.
lights. with rattan seats, '3“:
were 115,
Folding Settees, green or natural finish, 8“}
were $1. 25, 9“ 4
A 1cry fine display. Prltt‘i a< one may see within ;1 I\'
reach of all. Come and look met- the hssortmemi and 'ti'y I’
them. 1 " ‘ fourth Ifloor. fll
Apparel for the Woman ,1,
who thinks she' is stout
Often the woman wlio' ts stout is in despair because It
she wants. a new frock a d is afraid to tn :1 shop because 1 {l
of the trouble she has d ll] being fitter; ~
, , ,.- ,The. Read Gown Sec on is rc'adv t0 prm 1de for the“.
stout woman in the mattcr of gowns and suits as 11 cli as;
blouses and ne liges. ' 1
All (lesirahf and fashionable materials are nude up '~
for her by modistcs 11110 have made a study of her figure, ' "
adapting long lines pointed draperies and rows of small 3‘;
buttons nilthc iittlt touches that cmghasizc length... ’in
Crepe dIe Chinee, soit Taffeta-f. Silk opiins, as well an 1"
the fine Serges and Cabal-dines. ' ’ ' '5
Come and see. l3,
White Corduroy Skirts
W hat' woman c1cr had too many 1111111 “ash skirts? H
. It is always the other 11'.a)t There is a lack of theni.‘ “’ 1 y‘. L
A purchase made at a £11 orabk time enables us to 'll,
otter a '
Stylish White Corduroy Skirt, made 111th two patch ’3.
pockets. belt running through straps, largc 11hitc ptarl but- "g
tons, right every way. '_I
Waist, 26m 30, " $1.95 1'1 '
32 to 46. $2 50 ,1
. - Second floor. ‘
Jardinieres are in demand
‘IA Woodede Jardiniereis a quaint and rustic article f“
especially suitagle for the rustic \crandah or garden gate. 5
It ts cut from a. solid log and finished 111 the natural way .
with "a bit of bark clinging to one side. A metal inset is to I
hold the plant or fern. .
Prices from $1.00 to $3.00. ‘ . fits]
Fern Dishes. $1. 25. $1 50 and 93 00- 1 ,
Large Judinieres with pedestals, $1900- ‘ 'II:
Roma Ivory Jsrdinieres in a variety of shapes and 1'
sizes. artistic and inexpensive. 75 m to 31-00
Fern Dishes.
Roma Ivory Window Bans with earthen linings.
. Size 13 inch 33‘”;
. 16 inch u so.
Brass Jardiaierec, $2.2 22133.50, 93-50 and $4.05 -
Gray Stone Jar: and Pedest most attractive for,
tbel wn or rdeu, made to last for years, .. ‘5
1 ga $15.51;. $15.00 and $5100 '
In the Basemen‘t. ‘
Big Display of Ties for Men
Unusually large assortment of Four-in-Hande and
Bows, conveniently displayed on top of the counter it! .
the Mens Wear Section, right where you can easily up
spect. them and make a quick selection.
Popular prices.
Main St. entrance. right. first see? 1 *
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