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JAMES GOLDEN
PROPRIETORS
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TH! DESTRUCTION OF AUSTRIA.
The capture oi (leiizizi by the~ltal-
inns is the ltundviiititig on the wall
for Austria. The Dual Monarchy has
bier “weighed in tho
' found wanting." i-‘i'nnz Josef’s king-l
0
(tom, like L’elshuzzzir‘s, seems destin-
‘ed to be minim.
hilly, zit‘tii lung dilu)‘ and lllt'l‘t‘dl-J
ble CROW, has accomplished the hard-l
and that soon.
out part of the Uni; l-lli‘ stt for her-l
hr". in tlw
natural bui'rivis lt' surmount, and will?
presumably nit-rt \iith'ii \vvulwr hu-
f mun dl‘lt‘llr't".
nlnsulu lies (\xpowd to his victorious,
progress, including; l'olii, Austria's
great nat‘ul husv and only good hur-
bot'. And “lllt l’Ulii. if it goes, will
go the Au>trian llvt‘t.
‘ Whom arr
italimis, no“ “mind with victory and
of men
| with enormous superiority
: and munitions? Austria has not half
9:: enough to hold’the Russians. llrr
' thin line on ”10 Cliritlll hont con~
E doting mniiilv ot \oun: boys and old
”1.“, is filling: blit‘k rundily and
breaking in lililf a dozen pliiN‘l-i zitl
re-
Alipill‘flllly the country's
And Germany,
oncv.
. nerves ore exhausted.
will! the Russians, llritish and i‘rcnchi
dealing her Filt'll stat-coring blows on‘
1. every fl‘Olll, run rt‘lltl no llld. 'l‘lict‘o
if in Bulgaria. Iiiit llulpati‘izi‘s army is‘
I
a«nu-cher:ltinut(-d by the grout lliitish-
French-Serbian ion-(- hold at Sziioiii-
ca, cud by the four of Rumnnia's inter-
vention on 1hr Allios‘ side, so that
she doesn't dnrr no to Austria's aid.
1 And the Tilllw :irc ion busy at home
to some mani- llltll, (won it they couldl
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he ti'anspoitrd lOiltlll_V and solely.
it. may bu taken its the judgment of
'lruits of the Allies“ new strategy, ac-
cording to the way you look at it.
At any rate, the nation which is al-
most universally cr(‘ditod with the
: evil distinction of having started the
1 war, for the sake of her own territor-
i liol uggrandizement, is after two years
‘ of exh‘susting effort reduced to impo.
Antonia—I..-
tor neatly the whole of her manhood kill-
ed. disabled or captured. Her weak
:I: human walls are yielding everywhere
notfis invading deluge of enemies.
‘ Ker territory is overrun, her govern-
.‘ up is thrcaoened with collapse. her
i- m family seems doomed. And
tragic hour she has hardly a
in the outer world to speak a
W for her. ‘
‘ 1 (unit is it um brings this
punishment? The fault of the
people, of the animation
’8. file BOW MO. 01‘ ct
9.. mean the hopeless. sting?
insomuthoinsvoum
~ to the sort 0! govern-
,snd chem unintui-
:fi 1.. AND A. L. GOLDEN, ‘
balance and,
'l‘hv whole lstt‘lun pe- I
the troops to stop the .
Beavon, or tin-rely as the first great ~
FRIDAY, AUGUST u.
The Spotlight ‘of Economy it‘socuse on T h A
GANTIC AUGUSTCUT PRICE SALE
The Busicsi Corner in Connecticui'will be Busier Thaanver Tomorrow
Read the Following List of Extra Specials Selected Only for Their Won-
derful Drawing Power‘
Extra Crowd Getters That Will Make Things Hum, Be on Hand Early
on ‘t
sion,
in a public place.
DenVer asked the emission for a
raise in waged from 88. 50 to $9 a
week This the commission granted '
Summer Dresses ........... $3.98 Linen Pillow Cues House W s c '
‘ \m law W... ... ....... 45 x as made . Mrsigdtfika" on. £12.52 mentioifi?‘ 31 “‘<’“"i“"‘~f§hl‘°“.‘“ ”-93
1 “ml“d emf“ a“ “““l‘ trimmul 11 “um. hen ‘SlitChtd, plain or em- 21 and gillglialll\:'\'altlcfi up to <1 so A 0- ' v. sic.— 56f .m quarts, reb—
tuluc $000 oath lnroidered: “I!“ $2.00 each. esch. .., ~ ~, that imu .525 L‘dkl’l.
Summer Dresses ........... $7 50 Chail'
. ies ............. '
Latest inodch, a“ CUlOTS. long 12 l raw of f] T *d .L'h- “1':- 42¢ COttOti Diaper ................ 59¢ 1 0““ka .Du“ .B’V‘h“ """"" 25¢
2 sit-eves: new shirt; iilstl sport 3 ll. d Luff ., a “is. neat. . 18 inches, lied Stair, medicated, io 32 1"," ‘u “" “I’ll“ and all “"“dwmkv
dross-vs: value $10.98 ouch. ' " a 0‘” “"53“” ”1“" 8" l"r FL 22 [1de in a piece; value 75¢ per “‘11 ““1 “mm” ““1““ 5“C "41““-
. White Dress Good 1"“
Washable sum .............. 98¢ ~ . , . . F --------- -- 19¢
Made of piquv. galiartlinc, full 13 3:11.“)! “line lmOdf {0" “'81s“ Wool Flannel ............... 49¢ 33 8‘3“? Canned Heat . 3 cans 25¢
3 flare patch pockets and bolts: va- ( ””3“" \alu(*:~ "p t” 50c 23 Yard “itlL‘ llall' il' u-I ' ~ .J‘ ”If”!!! uphill" always
1’” varil. _ .‘ 4" i . l’la‘“ “’ lt‘fltl‘. : \illllt' Inc iwr C'lll
. inc $LSU cat‘li. , --«a¢...- L' ’C embroidered: vziluc 75c llt'l' inrt‘l. 1 ‘ ‘
Washable Skirts ........... $1 98 . as ‘9‘“ “"1, -------------- 12:44'
(Taliarilini luisqm “tow and lin- Sturdy ““5." Crash, for limb Bed Spmdl """"" 4 $1'44 32 Ind} Trunks ''''''''' 35'95
4 en varictv “f modcls. 1,.“ paint ,14' rolli-r and kitchen towels; value 24 xx’l‘amlx‘r‘“ l’fis’f‘rlfl‘” Sprcsclx 34 ltfnl“; (moron, strongly (bound,
and litarl buttons; \ziluc $300 " 9‘ - 1"" ll“r Will ni,.l.(‘l.)']. 325:1}? patterns, hem- it"s- {willnfiip’ ”Nd". I”)? \"4‘
each. ' it Turkish Towl 59¢ “ . ‘3 uc v.4. tarh. it Wu...» (.it i.
. - es .............. .
Womcn's Waist; ............. 59¢ The inter-“oven bath towels, .Hcls'thtrbloom’l’etticonu ----- 98¢ Berlin Kettles ........... 59¢.
5 “‘1‘“ani‘olltrC‘lvfil“l‘rClll':“¢\" f 13' "09v lmttcr madv, big hath size; 25 {nu .‘lu‘lln?’ hm" flowered 9" l’otir t‘hnit‘t‘ of 2 4 (l. 5' him-{g
mulch: "Kill“ WW“ 5““ (“Ch- I" a value 98c Cath- l - ‘21:;lgsgygfihwlors: full flare; 35 with enamel covers; halite 95k.
Women's Wailts ............. 89¢ Art Linen ‘ ' ouch.
(hgamlii voile and iim'rltv t‘ - Tan “m ( """"" . """"" i ' Corset Co
- . . ‘ ‘dgc unfinished, 18inch- W“ """"""""
6 I (“1‘ lil‘"(‘ «mart collars trim- 16 6 wide, for runners (-tc.' value . Marlo of fli‘\‘ll colored silk, trinr Preserving Kettles ........... 59¢
lll(tl slt‘tH‘S all sizes. \rtlut $1. 50 , Sit" yard. ’ ' 28 nit-<1 with line \‘al. lace; value 36 W quarts. liluc and white enamel,
Middy Blouses .............. 79¢ _ . . 5150 i'ilt‘ll- ”I“? 3W “It'll-
" lam} stripes and plain \iliitc , Sciesette -'~ ~ - - . - - -_- -------- - 9l3¢ - W - D '
7 “ith contrasting colors all sing; All white pongcc, 30 inches wide, ex: omens rswcrs """""" Dish Parts
3‘. m l 17 N‘llettt for waists, dresses. shirts m. Made “l "WHOM“ ROM» di‘t‘l’ rtll- .' ' ' ' ~ """""""" 59¢
\zilur i. can . . . 37 1 . ‘ um -I . \ .
. 79¢ pajamas; value 2“ per vard ' ..27 fit», 13“. trimmed; value Sun per t1 1 “8;, \i Tint cnsmcl on steel.
.‘-T Children's Dresses ........... ‘ ' ' ._ .. ,r w pair. ‘ mm _c our .
I Made of gingham. madms and Huck Towels ............... . —‘
8 IltrC1l(‘\lll((‘l\' made and trim< 18 is x 3f._ regular 5320' m.“ m, bor~ Night Gowns ................ 49¢ Tea and Coffee Pots ......... 49¢
marl: \nlllt‘< up tn<150cacln all dcrs: value 98¢ per dozen. . Made or “W1 "'“Slm' full 5m” " quarts, “him enamel 0" Steel:
. . 4‘ .‘ 38 lace and cmhroidcrv trimnicd; va- "“1““ 50" ““h-
Matting Slit Cases ...... .. $1.19 " pink“. lnr 70¢ each. ' '
24 inch leather corners, liraSs 19 Hautlmni‘c-lil'al‘lund‘m l l ‘ r H
9 trimmings, inside straps: value ‘9 ms full sinl- Vill: ’62 0:: ain c0 1 , Cuflstn Muslim ............ 9¢ Log Ctom Rugs .............. 64¢
QLSO each ' ‘ 3 ”"1“"- 29 Nil 36 inches “’itlt‘ stripes and x0354}; all min“; regular price
i 1'“ Cluny Laces .................. 5¢ 39" Pillows ---------- -$l.l9 figures value 12 ”C “rd 73L ( .
l 2101 1-2 iniltcs “idc large m- 32 x 28 filll'd “llh pure "(W ' Cretoflm 18¢ m""
10 ‘llt'l\ oi pattcrtis;\ value loo pct 20 lt‘alht‘rs licst ticking coveringi ‘ 30‘ New patterns 1NdC0l0r~§fi.inch- ‘1- 6”
yard. mini-$1. .50 each. cs Wide; value 25.‘ ll" Lord. 40 :hlfi‘mfi merits} regular
BUY NOW AT LOW PRICES Thousands of yards of new fancy 3
oocvahiesnmmmmqgc 75cvalucs.........._. . 59c whitefioods, Pei-cults, Cham-
85c values 59¢ 983 values 79c brayS, Dress Ginghams. Crepes, 4
$1.10 values . 89c $135 values -- - -- ------- 93° “c"; values to 25c W yard. . - '
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A waiters' union in tents on your berth thrill?
_._._..—..—.——-—--—-—
_ MEDIATION.
The railway employes deserve the
ground that 3350 and two thanks ot’ the nation for accepting the.
a ofllces of the Federal Board of Media-
tion and Concilistlon. Such acquies-
cence, however, is not only a praise-
d," stated the commis- lworthy act—it is coed policy The
“that the tips which the wait tralnmen have Wins. to lose and
much to «in by submitting to the
almost unanimous public
against a deadlock situation which
threatened to paralyze trmsportsiion.
should be clearly understood-
mosis a day for eight hours' work i
ti all“. With an appalling debt and Willi ,not a rate which gives any margin of1
saving for a rainy day.
"it is urge
iesses receive in some oi the rostaum
rants more than other any disodvan
use; and should relieve the restau-
idut employers from paying a tumor
wage.” This, of course, is I. familiar
argument. But see how the commis-
sion disposes of it:
"We do not believo that tips can he
taken into account in adjusting a wuss
scale. and we are opposed to thaw
tics of employers of labor underpin:
fipmmuomgumum mine theory ore:-
pectation that the public will pay the
Memes in tips. Every employsr
should ply s. reasonable and Elwin;
mums. cud not sspoct the public h
in out or his not odds unless in
Is it; to acid «coding to.
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firm agslnat that.
pescdul solution;
that it is'not a question, just now, of
urhttrstion. .Tho truism are sill
Thus in the twm
:«m-rtles. finding that they cannotcome
to on agreement directly have more-
ly decided to let government more-
sonhflws “to m.” 1a- nhom. I'll!
rulllbuai tool: the m official
stop of Inviting such mutton. ml
the broth-rhoods thereupon rainwat-
ly‘smed to Me with tho fed-
eral board in its sIorts ‘to find s;
nmmmnmmn
«ammonium»-
vor, 01'on. whichtho W
hoods communism” no _
commanding
“trims.“ mum.
Encouraging the Tendency to Spend.
There one two mediums thst moire
it easy to .npend money without s
pricking conscience. 'l'he lint is‘tho
churns account, and the other is the
checking account. All large stores
have mnde it a steady policy so on.
courage the opening of charge no
counts. being liberal in Mr roles us.
lto the cndlt risk. ,A man need hvo
not a tow good tolerances and check
up wit to to honour! with s place on
thohootsotthehunse.whmfimy
my In to o main unit. have
churned, receive his but monthly
psy within s We time. witch
nhould Que two weeks: Then on Oh-
vious advances in this tenure of
(scam mm m the inpatient:
pie so “on W! of such loom
men. But W at this alluring“
utility
protest
j money.
wehimsmdoldtnood ”has.
MmdfibwamhdtoWIcheck.
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muwhumm
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arch-Inna” goods can
“admission-claim”
”two-um flatworm
mmuuumm‘“
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normal individuals
the possession of "easy money."
superfluous woslth. or
gence in alcohol. the parting with
real money is push]. As the crisp
bill leaves your hand a ghastly little
sigh accompanies it. You have then
The fruits oi your lobar In zone.
The insidious side-of tbechcctlug
cont is- thnt it «entries you to spend
money without pricking of conscience.
Youwriteyoutoheckinumomsnt
uni had it over as so much money:
outithoksthestluol spendlnarool
Beware how you lot the chum sc-
out m away with your Somali.
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uncorruptcd by
or
over indul-
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MORAN AND JOHNSON TONIGHT.
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NEW YORK. August ‘11.——Vtc ‘7 '
ran, the New Orleans lightweight, will
have another opportunity to show ‘his
wares st the Harlem Sporting Club
tonight. when he" will meet Leo John-
son in a ten round bout.
Johnson are both clever boxers and
such possesscs u still punch in either
hand. So evenly are they matched
that many experts predict that it will
result in one of the best bouts held
in this city in several weeks. it will
by Mom's last fight here for some
time. as he will return to Dixieland
MURRAY AND CHURCH
Um: omens: our
‘SEABRIGET.~N. 3.. august 11.4;
Lindley Murray, 0!. Calliornin,
m n. (hunch. tamer Princeton
cinnamon, wore the flown in the.
Achotus mom can sinus: on the
turf counts of .thc' Satin-ism Lon
ms and cam out. has mar-j
any. norm it the not my, LAKE FOREST. lli.,
TAM CHAMPIONSHIP.
Moran cud
Ertle.
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Cross, the East Side
“‘1‘ West Side.
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1916
BELLHOP CLAIMS COLORED BAN.
Oscar A. Scott. manager of Joe Fox,
Tolcdo‘s lighting hellhop, who claims
to be the colored bantum champion of
the world, declares that Fox hits like
he Wslcot't, tights like George Dix-
on and is as clever as Joe Guns.
that. Fox is elitltled to a fight with Kid
Williams, but would first dispose of
Also
MARTY CROSS PUTS OUT LORE.
NEW YORK, August 11—th
. . lightweight.
-‘kuocked out Johnny Lore, the Bar-
. lem lightwoigiit. in the second round
of s scheduled ten-round bout,
5 night, at the Arverne Sporting Club.
Tin the semi-final ten Patsy Cline hall
the better. of Young Réctor, of the
last
RAIN HAL‘rs was'rnu FLA?
Chlliongo‘ Round In Tannin Shinto.
may I: W than mutt.
Amst 11.—
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hummus-unsun- mingling-mm
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