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of ‘I'he Associated Punt-r
W prion have collapsed It
m at Chinese who were million-
afi on paper a few months ago. are
moonshine their liabilities
demand for antimony was so
hp early in the war and tile supply
'. we], so limited that prices soared.
“at new mines were opened, and re-I
, For over
Thirty Years
liany oi the antimony producers
now have are on the way from Chang.
aha to New York. which llWfllOd
to tankers tor more than the present
market price of the metal. ‘
Within the past few weeks antl-
mony producers in the Changsha dis-
trict have organised an association
for the purpose or steadying the marl
set by limiting the output. 'l‘iray pra-
dlot that they will be abte to restore
prices to their highest level within a
.short time, but as yet have produced
no appreciable eflect on the market.
Mon plants were built. Hunan
‘ MS“ mm tikthcir
appearance of. sang. and,
some WM. 595;.
velvety textures in the lead.
Woolyclour. Bolivia Goths,
chv Wool. Plaids and
mimics. Novety Worsted.
Mixtures.
Irinlnings of Fur.
Colars. deep cuffs and
bndings of fur are approved
on all outer garments.
Distinctive Suits
Imported models from
Paqmn and other noted
French designers, made up
in Broadcloth. Wool Velour
and other materials designat-
ed by fashion.-
Strictly Tailored Suits for
allvsround business wear. so-
verely smart. regular man-
nish looking coals with big
maunish mclrets.
Tailored Costumes of ele—
gant velour, trimmed with
fur, collared and culled with
fur, and resplendent With
brocade and satin linings.
m“hills Wraps.
Pam velvet and value in
soft pastel shades. trimmed
with for or marabout, crisp»
with gold paneling. adorned
with Georgette crepe. 'A'
beautiful line,“ with many
pleasing styles at moderate
price.
Autumn Opening
Fermi Showing of Coats.
Suite, ’ Commas. Furs
and “cry ‘
Dress Fabrics. Silks, Wool Siting,
Fus'l‘rimatiags, Tailored'baids,
Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves
and other Swamble
Accessories
In connection. the Exhibits of the Fall
lines of Ftuniiure. Rugs. Curtains.
Decorative Fabrics and all
[leasehold Furnishings
Tina—eh of September as to 30 inclusive.
Every Specialty. Shop]: filled with its own credita-
ble showing of merchandise. To find out“ what is fasb~
ionsble in the way of clothes, and the best and easiest way
to decorate or furnish your home, the only certain and
authentic source of information is the well stocked shop.
Every floor sbounding withxinterest.
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Music .
The Goulding Harp Ensemble will give recitals in the
Reading Room every afternoon throughout the week. On
Wednesday and Saturday alternoons the Saxophone
Quartette will render a delightful program for music
lovers. u. 7:
The lists
What are they like? W,ell
turbana come and turbana
go—vtorever. Likewise do do—
mure and drooping brims fit
perioetly over many piquant
faces. And picture hats with
brims as wide W do-
sires. The display fascinates
and captivateo.
Styles for occasions. __
With almost every ocstutnc
the hat must combine and
happily prices are such as
will permit that state of at.
fairs. The woman with a
modest purse may have sev-
eral hats.
For mourning wear
A display of conservative ‘
models, made from rich dull '
silks and crapes, inclusive
and distinctive -
Second floor.
Dress Materials '
‘ , A wonderful exhibit of
silks and novelty wool ma-
terials for all requirements.
Colored Velveteens and
Corduroys.
Chiffon Veivata an unusual.
shades.
Silk and Wool. Popllnu,
Gabardines, Imperial Serge-
and Broadcloths. .
Main floor.
The Children's Shot)
Ready with Autumn and
Winter Coats and Hats.
Out! Hats. Coats and
Frocks or school.
'lnfusts’ and tiny, tots‘
clothing and novelties.
thing center of the world. and
‘mu is the cabin throughw which
0 l a regular El Condo. For
WWO" made over night. and for
- {tincture seemed tobaaolimltto
matrices which producers could com-
:Innd from ilrms that reaulred‘ the
”d to harden shall cases for the
~ f persona armies.
, At one time antimony in crude
“waited form commanded over eight
hundred dollars gold per ton. Speed.
We predicted the ore would bring
M hundred dollars a ton. and not-
ed on that prediction. "
But the metal trade suddenly re-
ted. The output of antimony.
which is used only in very limited
quantities by ammunition makers,
_uneeeded the supply. One which at
(no time sold in New York at ilfty
- m gold a pound hi 3 dropped to ill-
teen cents gold per pound. and the
yind has gone out of the sills of the
Changsha boosters
wince is tbmeatost antimony pro. TOKIO. Bent 7.-6Correspoudencs
" M of the ore is handled Th“ ““"u minister to China simultaneously
of The Associated Meek-The ap-
polniment of Baron Gonsuke iiayashi
with ihe announcement at the Russo.
Japanese alliance is regarded harass
being of great_slgnliloanoe and as
opening a new chapter in the rela-
tionr between Japan and the Chinese
Republic. Baron Hayashl was ambas-
sador to Italy at the time of his selec.
tion tor'tho post at Peking at which
capital he served as minister several
years ago. The Japanese consider
him one of their foremost diplomats.
lie accepted the place at Peking
which brings him back to ministerial
rank at the urgent solicitation’of Jap-
aneat statesmen.
The representative to China freely
discussed the Chinese situation with
the representative of a prominent Jap-
yzlrnetw ncwupeper. He expressed the
opinion that it was premature to con-
tcludc that the death of President Yuan
Sill-Ila: henefltted Japan. To China,
filth Avenue Fashions
Theatyloa worn by theSs-artael:
thor-
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”scour-ado“.
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mu. FASHION BOOK
music f4
l6 South Main St.
.. till
“September winds blow solee
Till fruit! be in the latte"
mefimmchdlnumug
Second floor.
his death may have been fortuitous in
so far as it has contributed in settling
the turbulent situation. Still. what
the final result would he remains to
be seen. N
Baron Hayshi voiced his belief that
conservatism and prudence should
have the dominating influence in deal-
ing with the situation in China. He
referred to the fact that at the last
session of the Diet there had occurred
much discussion of the advisability of
Japan guiding China. He said be con-
sidered it most imprudent to speultnl1
"guiding Chins." ' He continued:
“Modern Japan was not built in a day.
Similarly it will talte many more
years before China awakens fromhor
long dream and evolves. from her two
thousand years old institutions, social
organizations, customs and manners.
and puts on the new garb of modern
civilization. Butvlt must come soon-
er or later. Her commerce. industry
and agrlculture ire destined to ex-
pand. and her rich resources will
b' inr in immense national wealth
when fully.developed. in such Even-
tualtues. it will be no other country
than Japan thatrwill derive the lm.
mense benefits resulting from China's
(tutu-e development."
The minister concluded: fit is a
good thing to attempt to unlfy nation~
al views respecting the policy. oi Chi-
na, but it is to be desired that pen.
ticians and publicists of this country.
as well as the general public. should
not ‘be “in haste' about the Chinese
questions. When the proper time an
river China will surely develop with-
out outside assistance and attain us-
her own” unaided start. In this re-
no use."
FLUSHING, Netherlands, Sept. 2!
PremwmngAlbet-t. O‘fBelgiupi;
“under the. heavyceresagdé son
rowseitbepsnauttlmaauahlsbair
q the latest news from tlie WNW
mull strip at mariner over which the.
tail». to places is hence or to Sta.
lacrosse. where his soverulaent hll its
seal. it the King of England or Pros-
ldent Poincare want to meet the Bei-
gian sovereign. they have to go tothls
corner by the Yaar.
The soldiers deeply appreciate the
fact that their sovereign and com-
mIMCI‘Ifl‘Chht 3m. Vim mm m‘on U10 JIDIIIOIB ‘mw NIDM um,
monotony of this marshy bit of coun-
try. waiting, like them. for the day
when Belgium shall be free once
more. His Majesty is frequently seen
by his men—«in the trenches. in bah
racks, on the sands and in the dunes.
it is said. indeed, that no one knows
better than he the 25 or so miles of
trenches where the Belgian troops
keep vigilant guard day and night
He is particularly fond of visiting the
advancing posts. and his troops at-
wayr feel some amount of anxiety
when they desory the king's tall fig-
ure traversing the footbridges
some hundreds of meters distant from
the enemy. '
Queen Elsabeth, on the other hand.‘
has with her own hands bound up
many badly-wounded men in the Ocean
Hospital. Here she is in, daily attend-
ance. speaking on encoursslns word
here and there to the patients and dis-
tributing tobacco and cigarettes. lu-
ataaces are maintain which she has
stood hyvthe dying bed-otsimple sol.
dim. Her Majesty is held in great
veneratiou by thefeatire'sm. ---'
DUBLIN inland, am. a: .-~'l‘he
{allows that the Irish regiments. and
particularly the Datum realism are
being filled on reserve- of bus-
lishmen and is repudiated
ttonat development and progress brim the. colonel li's'tel‘y commanding the
Dublin Fusiliers Battalion“ recruited
spect, interference from without is of from the comm yours men;
. There, are, he Mriot twenty men in
the battalionwho are not. Irish. and
these had come in because they had
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Cielglnn has still filesfiefmlningfrm which wds ofleiatly rolled the lilo—tr-
[timberland millet-s. in thedlsta as tile
only Isend the monkeys at once. A special
isth London regiment. The casualty.
lists of Scottish Highland regiments.
show a large proportion of lrish'
names.
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MANILA Sept. 22 —0ne hundredi
Philippine monkeys have been shipped
consigned to the Rockefeller lnstltute.l
New York. The monkeys were captun‘
ed in Laguna province, close to ids-H
oils, and cost 76 cents apiece. A Fill-
pino care-taker accompanies them onl
tueir long voyage
The uwnkaya are sent as the multi
oi an arrangement made some monthsl ‘
ago between Dr. Flexner, of the Rock-i
cleller institute. and Dr. Alvin 8. Cox.l
director of science of the Philippine.
White Enameled
STEEL KITCHEN CABINETS
Are the very highest type of these indispensible step savers
that should be in every kitchen large or small They are
germ proof and they never crack or warp like wooden cabi-
' nets. and they may
be quickly and easily cleaned.
See the display in our show windows.
RAYMOND & SON
Wall cs. High. Sis.
Funeral Directors
government. At the outbreak of the!
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epidemic of infantile paralysis in New;
York Dr Flexner cabled a request to
permit was issued by the American
Ihnaltlt authorities to permit the mon-
keys to enter the United States. thus
waiving the embargo on thppine
animals, enforced by the century of-
ficials. '
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 22.—-0rde_ra
have been sent to the ports of. entry-l
of Mexico to enforce strictly the quar-s
antiue regulation against the epread'
of infantile paralysis. The regulation
prohibits the entry into Mexico of
children between five and fifteen years
of age from sections of the United
States when the disease is prevalent.
showman. Netherlands. Sept.
ll.—_—No lees tbsaruoo escaped Ruhr
slur prieonersotswar are stated to»
have so far reached this country from -
Germany Owing to the deficient ship-
..
pins connections with- little“ late!!-
over 150 are now waiting to sail for
that country on route for home to re-
ins-«um: «swarm «one»
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