m SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
3.1. & A. L. GOLDEN Props.
ESTABLISHED av
ruins eonnaa
THURSDAY, JULY 5,1917
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Editorial 1100111st2.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—E388.
Editor’s Residence—2182
City Editor .5: Residence~1492- 4
113- 12.
“SAMMIES”
0111' friends across 1111- water have
found a new name for 1111- American '
soldier, The 1'1" s a slang t1-r,m as cv-
ct'ybody knows, for 1'1'1‘1'3'tlli11g and cv-
crybody count-c1111 with the war. 'I‘hc
‘l-‘rench Mllillt'l‘s are known as “Poll-
1153" 1r "liniyr ones." The (11-111111115
1111' called “llocln-s.” 'I‘hc liritish 5111
11ie1s are ‘I"1.1111mics"
11:11111',al 1111 11 1111111 111111 the American
soldiers should be 1'1111111‘18‘a1111ni1's‘f'
is d111‘i\‘(‘d, of course,
It‘s a perfectly
'which
‘Sammies"
from “l’nclc Sam."
obvious and iciicitious name,
adopted ourselves long
Whether
i1 111 the French 111' tin-.1211};-
1wc might have
111111 if we'd 111111111111 of it.
“'1‘ I)W('
lish we are 1101 int‘or.med It sounds
11.8 if it cum: from Tommy Atkins Iiut
however that may be, it serms destin-
ed to stick.
‘1 It‘s so peculiarly appr1'1piinte lll'll
our soldier boys should be known by1
the name of 0111' “national saint," (‘5'
'pccially uhcn 111111 suini is in such
good standing.- abroad 115' .1c is now.
‘11 5111111115 far more friendly than “\an
ltecs“—8which many of our people dis-
like and reacnt —and it‘s incomparably ,
:bctit-r .\Vluit.
>.’,t,111c_rican wouldn‘t feel flattered by 11
than “Yanks." youn .1:
name which implies 111111 he's 11 IiIliikl
edition of 1111c11-1'88‘a1u‘.‘
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MUNICIPAL HOUSEKEEPING
Possibly 0111' .\mcrican numicipnll-
tics in general are not so extravagant
as they are reputed to be. 1') xtraln“
gancc depends not 1111 the amount 01
1111 the way it is
money spent, but
spent. The only question is. whethe
the citizens {101 the worth of the mon-
cy they pay in local taxes,
City government
Wriully in recent years. The
conunnnity as 11 whole. has assumed
has broadened
various functions which formerly"
were left to private enierpri‘» and in
dividual initiative. or were left un-
“done. 'Pavinc, sewers. water supply
; M Garnet cleaning. hygienic work parks
of v'alious
me being: at
education and recreation
,sorts, all these things
, tended-to with a thoroughness and er
'7. iicienoy unknown in 1111- “good 0111
days" of our fathers. Wi- have many
innovations in
All these things are on
not be extra-
excellent, municipal
ownership.
pensive—yet they may
vagant.
But whatever we may think of all
this outburst of municipal 0111911111801,
we can hardly maintain that the cities
111110111: A statement given out by the
fedct '11 .dcparimeni of
shows that 149 of the 213 cities hav-
ing a population over 30, 006 spent.-
.Jast year, an average of $3 .68 per cap
its more than their income
‘ A sound business policy would die,
:go. rBetter have heavier taxes today
111111 a dangerously mounting debt.
|13131111116511, too, the. indebtedness could
boy-'Itept. down much better than it. is
by'a more careful system of expendi-
CHANGING ROLES
One of the oddest paradoxes of the
11111 is (pond-in a recent exchange of
rgu‘ments between Houston Chamber-
1111.11.11 Englishman, and a German
professor... named. Herr 1111.111... Ima-
1311111 an. Englishman 'arguing ,that
1111.11. is more freedom In Prussia than
.311 England, 111111 a 1111111111111 coming
forward to champiOn British demos.
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Business Manager’ 5 Residence—.
What is mor- ‘
. bullets.
are businesslike in their financial mc- ,
0011111101139!
late that our cities pay more as they.
statement that Englishmen knou no-
thing of libetiy, and that
1 1
(10111 is the sole possession of tin:- (1e18,
be ad-
true fiee- .
mans. What sort of evidence
dared to support his declaration dot-.5"
not appear. ' 1
Al
proceeded to put 11:.-
in 1121- Ncue 11111111}
any 11111". 1111- German pz'oit'ssn‘
linglislunan to
shame by replyinu.
schau. 111111 liberay is 1111» 10111111101111.
111111 1111- 111111111-
1111-
of the 111111811 limpiic.
mental fat-1111' British hisuu'y is 1111' 1
less» fight 1'01 li'bct'iy, and that 1211::
land iodziv rurpasses 1111 111111'1' 1-0111. .
tl'ics‘ in 1'i\il liberty, The 21'1'111, t'r1—1-
1
,llritish Empire. he added. would have,
1
1‘1 11-,8'1'111:
been 1‘111p11ssiblc under 1111-
s'.'5=x-n1. l
l
l A: 1111.5 11.11. England and 1111111911),
11111} \1'1111111' to understand i‘llt‘ll;
1111111: ‘
1
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i ,
BANTAM SOLDIERS t
1
‘ Acitizcn 1011;: in
5111111 in stature, rejected by the
pat riot ism but i
1'11" 1
my 1-x11111in1-1's for his lack of inchesl GEN. PELETiER,
tappe: 111- 11 to the our department to be;
tllovmd to form '11 "111111111111 1'1giint'nt. 1 Ucncui '11 1’01 shim: is 11111-11 1111011: 1
’15 ”1“, 1m} 1 \1-1'1111111el
“ ‘ ita'ncral
: 1.8 1.111111-1111111
’ - -1' 1- c 1.8'cd.
l‘ht 11111111111 :11 1‘ f1 1’11-1 111:1,
1111-1'1-‘< 11 large number of 11181111111111: 1'0111111-1 11111-111151, c111.
can scum: new
”3“
killllt‘hli'tl 111 Fiance 111-
tlt-tailed by the 11:11 1' departmuit to help him in France.
AISK ammo BIKER"
GEN PERSHING.
11 board the train 1111' Paris after 111-
was chm-ted The French
l' 01' 1111111111 Pershing-4‘s staff.
111.1.
General Pershing Ready to Board Tra in for Paris
LIEUT coco/meow 3
had arrived ‘11 l-‘rancc 11'11111 1511;111:111
him-1": 1111-111 1'11'1-iv1d him \vhh 1:11:11 honors.
15 .8111111‘11 on his 11-11, and on 1118' right
11.1111111115‘
Il- Ilnf I' III] ‘9 III ‘ III‘ ,ylH- 91“!“ ‘Ill 1
8‘ gl 1‘ i’S‘itII \ () {XIII I 0““
II“. ”III“ ll II II ('I)|;13T INCRI‘ QQFC‘
I
cd' in 1111- l,'nited 81:5111' ,
511111 a proposal Bantams 1111- notor
l
l
l
11111513; 111111111 fiulitel's~——:1 fact the sec- 1
frankly recognizes in:
The ground
1'1'111'I‘y 01 \var HARTFORD, July .‘1.--Thc total net
lindcbtedness of all
on which the 1111111051” ““5 I"WWW“illorout'bs, towns and tire districts of
1,, 11.1.1 111.1 111»11111'11111'111 doesn't Will“ the mate is given as 35311161118136.1311.
11f “'sp1'1ial: :11. increasi oier 11112 of Slbfliliiiiiilh 84
111'117 per ce111.accordina to the quad-
'1‘1' -nni'.11 report oi 1111- state tax commis-
si11'111 on indebtedness and cxpt'ndl-
line of municipalities for the fiscal
and allowed ’yt-ar ended October 9, 19111.
1111- organization of undt-r-stzcd units: County Debt Decreases.
all; The total net indebtedness
11.11'1' counties is $605,312.25, 11 decrease of
‘ault ‘1‘-'41.», 131.11? or 211 per cent. since 1912.
.Tuo 1ountics 11111111 1111 increase and
11-11-1-11 111-1'1'1- use. 'i‘ he renuiinlnu 111110
shop 111) change 1111111111 no debt in 1913
19111. The intichtwlncss of seven
cities was increased during 'In- inst
“111' ,\'1‘i|l'.8 and t\\’11 decreased not in-
‘1‘111111111: lliosc in which towns and tliy
l,-.'11\'1-1'111.111'111s arc consolidated. In LIB
111: 1111'ss1121- of refusal.
‘10 form any regiments
character."
11111 the British
111111.11'1111'11 11101111111 1111 same “11,1 at
army administra-
ltirsl changed its 11111111
.\1111 the results have surpassed
‘cxpeciatio11s.The “1.11111111115-
prov-111 1111111. 111cs Maw :11 :1
1:11.111 in 5'111'111'1121111111: ability 1111- 111111.
the llltigi’si and
‘i ,\ the equals 111
sirow'rst men in 111e1111ny ’l‘hey Ilil\l"m.
‘1: certain adv-.mnage 1011 “111111 should
not 111- disrncardo-d. 111-1111151- ol theh
small size 1111-y :11'1- poorcr illl‘i-INF flil‘
and are .8'11id Io suffer 1’1'11'1‘1‘
'wounds 1h: 111 1110 M" “‘l““"-"- , lip 17 11 decrease and in two no change.
l i There was raised by taxation $21.-
iFARM LORE FROM THE CLASSICS.1111‘1.‘.L‘, 111111 I: 11.8' cranium-d 111111 1111"
l \1 11111 are 1111- dllli:*'lllilllf~' “I ’1 i111m iwas an llltl1’1l81'tll .1l1out 511 percent.
‘11; per cent since
-._... ”9... ”~—
‘11nd an incr1as1- of’
1nd The gross indebtedness is given
‘35 3111151111 11.1" 11.1
l Current Expense Debt.
1 Continuing. the report says:
’ “The 101111 amount of indebtednes-t
lieuve the farm niorc Dl'tltllmlll't‘ ”mn.tllll.8‘l:llltllllg i‘or 1'11rr1'lil expenses is
. 31155117105111. 01' approximately 10 pet
or? 111- 1'c's one answzcr
The abilitv 10 make :1 full and com
fortnhli- living irom tltc 1.11111'10 rear
to In"
to
’11 111111in cmni‘orlnbly iIIliI’WIPII
of 110011 service to the community:
when 1111 took it.“
it‘s a sane and modern answer
's11111-.li 1111- grand lists were kept up
to 1111- statutory 1'1'1111'11'1'1111'1115 and
[budgets submittctl to the taxpayers
"1 by \‘nrro a Latin showing the approximat— cost or the
rust centuryI‘..C.T11c0111y channc “'9 necessary cvpenScs oi‘ the town and a
would make—if it is 1eallv a phapgo—' tax iatc suillciently lvgh icvicd each
lwould be to ex1cn1l ”m mcanim. 01 y1:11 111t'c1 1111-1121npletion oi the grand
the 1111101' list to enable the town to secure the
needed iunds for 111 cessart apt-115.15,
\\ 01M them would 11c little need for the con
the same iii'llOd I‘l-lllli‘ll ”‘0 true ll““;1inu0us deficiencies in appioprlatious.
the Such 11 procedure would eliminate the
which in
it 11.15n1 sent out by the 111'p11111111111
'of agriculture Thai answer was giv-
wriier of the
community" to include
Another latin writer of about
pose of auriculture as securin"
lat ("110151 eiliciency per acre and pot |interest payments some
111'111 TII',II too. is :1 modem slogan; ‘0“1“ "1‘“ (111110 lOI‘mldable.
‘ “The indefensible habit of yearly
ii is cillci- l
l “‘0 Romans 11.111 to secure 1 running into debt results from 1111- 1111.
3011105111611 'ro .
THIRD IN 1 YEARS,
111 the‘
‘1111-1'1- is 1111 inch-11s:1 of indebtedness,
Writ-int ol' the gross indebtedness of they
CHANG HSUN‘S
DICTATORSHIP
“ icontlnueo tram First. Page.)
fl.
’0
counties, cities.:
1.1111. chairman 01‘ the council of state.
A provisional 1:01'1-1'111111-111 has been:
established at .\Ianking, capix-l oi the
.I'rovinct- of lifting S11. 111111111 ‘eng
.(wo Chang cx-prcsidcnl 111' the .\‘11-
11011111 Assembly. was named president,
1.111 Mum! 'l‘io, vice president, and
T111111 (“id .1111. premier.
l.t}Nl'l().\‘. .luly 1'1. -\ dispatch from
Tim ’l‘sin. China to the Morning Post,
rays that 'I‘sao K1111, military governor
of Chi-1.1. whose attitude hitherto has
been'dubi1111s. has repeatedly St'lll 1111
ultimatum to inherit! (‘luing llsun.
who restored the emperor. Icmaniling
that he withdraw from Peking within
twenty-four hours. Tsao Kim is now
mobilizing his forces. Ills action. it
is considered, will endanger the
IlIliIYlt'i‘H of the monarchy.
T111111 Chi-.1111. former premier. has
rcacct-ptcd his post, and is mobilizing
211111111 men ’in the prOYlUCI' or Shan-
111111: to march against 1he monar
chip-ts.
Ninc alleged traitors, including
I’rlnce I‘u I.,11n (hairinau of the Cgun-l
cil of Stale. have been execulcd 111'
(71111111: flsun
.\ dis puich 110111 31111111111111 5111's illcl
militaiv commisioncr oi Shangh‘hi
and thc 1ullii'11'v governor of the l‘mv
incu- 01‘ 1‘-hcl(lang
nize the empire.
l l’rlnco 1’11 1.1111 was the (‘hincsc 1'11-
.1'11y at 1111- St. Louis Exposition in
lliiiil. llc returned to China {1111 01‘ 1-11-
1l111si11s111 01 er the fair. In 1911? hc “.111
authorizui 11v imperial edict to frame
regulations for the foundation of 11 par'.
liumcni
’l‘l-ZN ICSIN. .luiy 1’1.—8’I‘unn (‘ 1111,1111
~101'mcr premier: has issued an e10-
quent‘tlenunciutiou of the \iunchu res-
111111111111. accusing (lcn. Chang llsun.
who played the leading part in 1111- res-l
ambition.-
toratlon. ot‘ orcrwhelniln"
land or Tommittinu crimes of incon-
c1i111hle 11mgnitudc '1 111m Chi-.1111
charm-s that the general was betray-
ing: the .\Ianchus tlicinsclies who w ere
)111v0111bly situated until he, Tuan (‘111-.
1.1111. 11111-1fe11-1I.'l‘uan (‘hi .lni said 111-
111 1d intended to remain in retirement.
but saw that the .\lnnchua were being'
used 115' catspaws for bi'igandage. Now
he calls on all provinces to put out
'1-1'1-11' ounce of strength to save China
from (‘hang lisnn.
LICENSES F0 R BOATS
l .._.....
refused to r-ccog j
mm
1-1-71s1-s 1111'11-sscls 111-1011" in," to boat
or yach' clubs or (umpanits 111.1,\ be
handled through such boa: or Hull”
11 is ttqucsttd 111.11
company couiniuuicatc
,with the section commander Without
delay stating:
club or company.
the club or
which licenses are required,
It is essential
which “(911.895
that all boats for
are requested should
hear a name and that then names be
properly displayed thereon for pur
poses of identification,
CANNING GARDEN PRODUCTS
'I‘he gar-do 11 p1 odutts to be canned
11111101'1'011' a: the demonstration at the
Nm'wallt library are asparagus, Ici-
111cc and rhubarb. Miss ilullock. the
demonstrator 1111.8' chow-11 these be-
cause a number of the gardeners in
the-association have asparagus beds,
everybody who has an old garden has
‘1'111111111'11 and many people have not
canned lettuce, 11101th there is such
i an abundance, and i: is so delicious
:(‘Oflltcd as a 111111-11 11-~ct:1ble
1 The demonstration begins at ten
and is in the auditorium of the .\or-
'wallc library cnt‘rahtc on Mott 1111'
11110.11: the side After this 1110 1111-1-1-
1illm1 “ill be 111 111 on Tuesdays 111 111'
isurc not to conflict with the Red
Cross meetings. This is under 11111
auspices of the Nor-walk (‘ivic Leanne.
the next will be managed by the (1111'-
ldcn Association. Two of Miss llustln'a
‘pupil5 in the Domestic Science 111'.-
lpallml‘lli 11111 1111p .\lis! 1111111111 and
Kenneth I‘aann president 01 lllc boys
;clul1, “.1 Club of Good 0111211118" will
be on 11111111 to help in moving (hairs
and in any 01111-1 way possible liven-
hody is Interested in this movement
to help conservation. Please ever)"
body tell everybody else that the (tem-
onstration is free and that it is sure
to be interesting. .\Irs, F. 9. Lyon.
preaidcn of the league. will preside
tomorrow. .
l
INDEPENDENCE FOR IRELAND
1
1
LONDON. .luly S—Darrell Figgis,
'0111- of the prominent Slnn Feincrs
ilaicly teleased from prison. said in a
lspeech-at Killaloe. Ireland. that stops
to achieve Irish independence were
nary with 1110101121111ch and patience businesslike management of raisifigiSthd Be Secured From Lieuenanf b61115 11101111111 01" 3111‘ that ”1“ “I“
We can add to these virtues our mod' land extending public money and the
ion: machinery and improved mcihodsilack of courage on the part of officials
'nr farming. But we haven’t had to in recommending a tax rate large
It was modern 'enough to meet the needs and to awak-
'en thci taxpayer to the tine condition
enough when it was first written. Andiof affairs A ficqucnt revision of the
”WP lS "111C“ "10V“ equallv 700“ 1911 .grand list on the statuary basis 15 roc-
us by the writers of ancient Gieeci‘ unintended to insure a piopcr distribu-
tion of the tax rate to permit a larger
limprovc the ideal yet
land Rome.
11' s interesting to note 111111133. . .
lwe are turning so much attention to towns from mi‘m‘l‘lng indebtedness for
, lcurrent expenses."
.small gardening and 1ntcns11ef'1rining11 Where Bridgeport stands.
tol ook back through ‘1‘“ centuries and1 The report which cov cars the fiscal
find how the peoples who proceedediyear— ending October 9 of last year,
In the light of our own'gives Bridgeport's gross indebtedness
at $4,319,700.1which has since been in-
creased by $2 ,275, 000, the city total re-
‘us 1111] it all.,
lprohlenis we can better appreciate
their difficulties And we. can be 1111m-
“-1 midi“ 1° 1111-1111111 50“” 0‘ “‘elpenditures at $3, 386, 613.
lprogress in which we take so much
other cities Bridge-port's rate is given
at $23.16 while New Haven’s is $25. 02,
Hartford, $41.03. Waterbury $27. 42,
New Britain $23.22, Meriden $14. 41,
Stamford $16.41, New London $14.29,
Danbury $9.91, Norwalk 24.18 and An
sonia 16.25 These figures are based
1.111 the current running expenses of the
city 'Bridg'e'port's rate is compiled on
an estimated population of 110,000.
pride. ‘ 1
. -——-——O——-—-— -
Just. about the time we get the Li-
111erly 'Bonds paid for, we’ll be called
on to subscribe for another issue.
And seeing that 4,,000 000 of us hare
now got into the bond investment ha-
bit. there shouldn't be any difficulty
about it.
duction of fifty'1 per cent. in the num-
her of tires as compared to those,“.
last year. This announcement, y the ,
fire depar ‘e ' ‘
when income if necessary and to prevent the '
lceipts at $3. 886, 472 and the total ex-1
Comparing the per capitn tax with ’
Kraft,.aged 2, fell from a third story,
window of 1113- parent's home hem. and'
1 11111111
Dyer in Bridgeport at Once
in accordance with a “Notice to Ma-'
liners," issued from the office of the
Commandant, Third Naval District.
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NY .. after July
Isl licenses will be reunited by alli
owners of sail and motor craft navi-
gating the waters of the thiid naval,
district.
The third naval district, extends
from New London, Conn. (Goshen
Point) to and including Barnegat, N.
.1. The district isdivided into nine
sections. Section No. 2 of this dis-
trict, the headquarters of which is at
Bridgeport, Conn, covers all the ter-
ritory in Falrfield County, Conn, and
Westchester County, 'New York, on
1Long Island Sound and the waters tri-
butary thereto.
Every boat owner in this section is
expected to immediately apply to the
office. of the. Section Commander.
Room 3. Federal Building, Bridgeport.
Conn, for application 111111111. Applica-
tionmslionld be filed at the sectiou
headquarters whereupon licenses In
all proper instances will be. issued,
without charge.
It is
should first be made either in person
or by letter for the printed form which
will be furnished to all boat owners.
—-————-.————-——. . .
LESS- FIRE'S IN NEW YORK. CHILD‘S- FALL FATAL. and 11110111110 proper completion of
NEW YORK July E'TTMS city's ' ' the application the section command
safe and sane Fourth resulted in a re- BR1DGEPORT,Uuly ,5“ —— Ar..thurI er “1111 consider the granting of the
nemry 11091100.. It Is imperative
that boat owners should comply with
regulations; otherwisso they
1 d f
essential that application-
ipolicy would be disclosed at the pro
per time \Ienntlmc. he said, the
Sinn Feiners would appoint a consti-
tuent assembly and appeal to the
{peace conference, at which England
would not be. the best loved of con-
icrees. If the nation rallied they
would see a sovereign lrish republic
V within two years.
DIET FOR THE AGED.
The aged should have food at fre-
quent intervals-little and - often
relished by elderly persons, and they
are a valuable addition to the dietary
if they are troubled with constipation.
as they contain fibrous tissue, which
givesbulk to the contents of the in-
testinal' canal-and supplies something
for the intestines to contract upon.
Stewed or raw fruits are useful. as well
as vegetables, and one or the other
should be eaten two or three times
aday. . .. ,
-W— —W‘ ‘-$
A ‘BAD SPRING 'FOR" WOMEN
The late, cold and damp spring
seems to have been particularly se-
vere on the health of ‘women, and
many are suffering from backache
rheumatic 11111111: aches and pains in
sides. Joints and muscles, lumbago
and other ailmentscaused'hy overwork“
or disordered kidneys or. bladder-1, Mrs.
T. J. Bucknell, Hardin, Nah. writes:
“I am rswvering from an attack of
lumbhgo by'the aid of Foley , Kinney
Pills. They surely‘help'mo.” Women
111.9 m pacult iv liable: to 111 neyi‘tro‘
T
the number 01‘ boats for
THURSDAY. JULY 5, 1917
l,
Money Saving: Baa, ‘
Sparkle Willi 731119 E
«w
5‘} 3c Tc :1 Pots Pong-ice Linen ‘1
ll". .1‘ ' LT,1'.11‘1?‘~"2‘.\\;.:1'"(1.:I’Ul8 _\‘,; . 1 ' 1- -- -- 1.. x‘71
171": — 1 .. .
1, . 20c Special. 11111} ........ 49C!
1' . .- '3‘
1 311.2.) Wash Tubs Dress ism-115 ,
. i.1;1i\1111§.'1'1i 111111. I:':"~‘.lli‘.11} >i.':' ‘5‘.”- l- J" ' flu"
1 5:1115'. ~1.".5 1 ‘
E. 59C 111611» 1111111 Llrm :1: ( 11111; I
, n. ' h a .
1 .chiath Towels Very sneetal. .\‘ard 1190’
1,1111%; “'1 8'l.1. 111:1' size, 401111 1’ I
;. dryiu. 11111111'3', 1'1111 Palm Beach SUIIIIIE g
‘ 10C in the season's most 1116111111ch-
i9 plain shades. a splendid Municé
1.290 Bath T0“ 015 fabric. and an 1x1'1-llt-nt substitute
1 ' 1‘ 1 . 1 1 for 1101-11; value 3111'. ‘
11 .x 1.1 512-. at '1 wavy \\‘1'lfllll, 1 ‘ ‘
H 5‘81: absorben' titlali'l. ltcinnicd SDQCIaI. yard ------ - - 25(39
11111.5 ' :,
19c French Chiffon Voiles :1!
Fine quality, in in 'h .5' "
17c Huck Towels 11.1111- 191-. 1-11.11, ‘ k “W " "
Heavy watch: and strong: 290:2 "
1.11'l1.
l. aocd wraith: quality
Shadow C rctonnes
A variety of artistic designs,
dalnty combinations of rich color— “
tugs; yard wide: value 1191'. Yard,
12 l-2c
1,. $1.011 Preserving Kettles
‘1 11111111111 8171- Mac 11111 “1111' 1-11» ‘
.amtl ‘ t 29c
75c French Chiffon Voiles
; ' ' I-‘ine quality, snow white. Value
“$1.19 Tea kettles ~ 7111-, 1.1 1111-11.»- 11-11311,
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the new cloture rule in reserve. Ad Recent Discovery of Ether Compound
ministration senators today made! That Dries Up Corns So They
another futile attempt to get the 011-. Lift Out
ponents of the food bill to voluntarily,
agree on a time to: a vote. Good news spreads rapidly and drug:-
Senator Chamberlawin in charge of gists here are kept busy dispensing
'WILL NOT USE “STEAM ROLLER"?
than two weeks have already beenl
held up in discussion. and that he he-‘;
lievcd all senators, who- intendbd male en any corn so it ““5
ing speeches, had done so. He ask- fingers.
ed for a vote on the bill today at5 l 'A‘ quarter of an ounce costs very
o’clock ‘llttle at any pharmacy. but is said too
Senator Penrse at once obiiltlcd,
declaring that he favored ”free and be sufilclent to rid one‘s feet of every
lllard or soft corn or callus.
fair discussion ” and objeéted to "the
use of the steam roller" in forcingl
the bill. tender. aching corn and instantly the
Senatfrli hamberlai“ "31>“?d 1‘11"“ it; soreness is relieved and soon the com
was no its purpose to urge i e use
of: the “steam roller." an dire ha d n0Pits so shrlveled that it lifts out with»
idostre to "imply that there had beeniout pain. It is a sticky substation
my filibuster." [Which dries when applied and naval?
Senator Jones. of Washington. in-Iinflamea or even irritates the adjoins-
terrupted to say that he' hoped the, 1“, 11.5119,
press of the country Would not say
that “the friends of temperance are
opposing the progress of the hill.”
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out with than
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the bill, warned the Senate that mote free‘zone, the recent discovery 01-521.
Cincinnati man, which is said to low- ‘ "
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