Wu. soccer 21, 1917
Fairlie Demand or the War Likely
Pnesumabiy the next thing that will
be in like for a boost in price will be
fish now that the general public has
stopped eating meat on one or two?
,5 days a week according to their resolv-'
fa. Fish today is rather cheap in
=‘-mnari-on-with the prices of other
foodstuffs but now that the rumor is»
fillet Germany is sending a fleet of
wbmarines to play havoc with curl
shipping on this side of the water in)
the possible hope of stopping supplies“:
1mm going to the Allies and also of
tsetting some of our patrol boats and
, destroyers from the other side so that
1 they can prey on the shipping there, ,. a
"the price of fish will probably take a’ “Do you think that under any ctr?
. amp of three or four cents a poundjcdmstances a minister is justified in
. according to the fish.
‘That which can be caught best in!
"deep water probably will take the big-f
,th jump because fishermen will notfcumstances.”
;: venture to go out far on account of: “If it was a very short sermon."~
‘submarines because Germany will pro- } Cleveland Plaln‘ Dealer.
‘ * RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phoncilll-‘l
FISH MAY ms: AGAIN ‘bably not be more beniept with Amer-
“, ican fishermen than she was with the
Am Price numb and French.
ftocmy ifoae could have an onion
breath. Pretty soon one may be re-
"garded as being above the mere com-
mon herd if they can have a fishy
breath.
One can hardly imagine a society
reporter however at a social function
. going around trying to estimate a W‘
son’s fortune from the amount of fish
lthat one may eat. 'Still one can still
be in the social swim in the future it
they eat sardines which have gone up
somewhat, but not very much.
LIKED THEM SHORT.
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Eusing another clerygman’s sermon ?"
“Well, yes.”
“indeed, sir Please state the cir-
,Army of the Republic.
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Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
do,
N. l. DISESA. Manager.
Free Delivery
~ A. F. Beckmann& 00-
83 & 85 Washington St.
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Urlcacid in meat 'excitesthe kidneys, they
2become overworked, get sluggish, ache, and feel.
like lumps of lead.
the bladder is irritated,'and you may be obliged
fly seek rebel two or three times during tlze night.
When; the kidneys clog you must help them flash:
(I! the body a unnous waste ory‘ou’ll be a real
ink person shortly.
fiery in the kidney
Macho, sick headache, duct
, tonal:i coated and
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room: by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style. ' ,
Comer Monroe and Cheatnut St; Tel. x555. !
l. DISESA. Proprietor ll
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Economy Prices
Coffee Sa e
GUT PRICES ON ALL GRADES THIS WEEK.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 350 grade, 1b. ......... 300
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 320 grade, lb. .............. 270
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30: grade, lb. ................ 25c
Golden Santos Golfee ................ lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 95¢:
Demonstration of Sunshine Biscuits all the week. Gal! ’
and see these popular goods. You are welcome. "
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Early fllll year it was a us: or arts»l
' remedy in the world. .
‘1 similar afflictions that this testimon-
,Plnttsburg, .\liss., will be rend with in-
l and I feel all right now."
'DESPONDENT WOMEN
Constantly recurring suffering gives
nelson “the blues.” Comparatively
few women realise that despondency,
together with backache, headache, and}
lthht “dragging down” feeling indicate
some derangement of the feminine or~
gaps, for which Lydia E. Pinkham’s
vegetable Compound is a renal!
it lazuli that this famous. odd root
and herb remedy has been the means
: ollrestori-g more women to health and
"consequent happiness than any other
Don’t, wait until your tile is Wreck
ed by neglect and suffering (lire the
‘cqulpound a trial.~Adv.
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G. A. R. ENGAMPMENT.
BOSTON, Aug. 21:.8everal thou;
sand aged men in blue, survivorsoftho
army which tought‘for the union more
than a half century ago, marched with!
brave stop through Boston streets to-
day. The route. starting beside the:
public garden and leading up Beacon»
Hill to the state house, thence down
past City Hall for a dip into the busi-
‘ uuss district, and then along the com?
mon to Park square, was the shortest
ctr-r soloctod for the annual parade of
the national encampment of the Grand
'l‘lle veterans
wore favored by a ulnar 21y. moderate.
temperature and a rufroshiug breeze. ‘
The chief marshal was J. l’uysnn
lll'ndlcy of this city. in the line win
the (lop-lrtnlt-ms of tho Grand Army in
ordcr of smiorlly of organization. thug
national officers and past commanders-i
il‘lclliel‘ in automobiles. the Sons of;
Vlt'll’rilllfi. former prisoners of war,?
naval veterans and a rear guard or dis-
abled veterans in Cars. Commander-‘3
in (‘11in William J. Patterson reviewed.
the parade from at large grandstand on}
tho 'l‘rmumlt street side of the courI
mon, Governor McCall at the state
llllllsn :lnd Aluyor Curlcy at (‘ity llall.
TOP AND BOTTOM.
’I‘lle clliropodist is ll llumblc lllill\lll-
nut. in the profession he begins and
in control to remain ul tho foot. 'l’llu7
barber, on the contrary, is ambitious.l
He begins at lhc hood and stays lllerc. "
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ODIOUS COMPARISON.
"i thought lbo modern styles in wom-
en's clutllcs \vcrc ridiculouu.”
“But you've changed your opinion '3"
“Yos. I‘ve just llcoll looking over
sumo photographs of fashion queens
tukcu 50 years ago.”
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HAS RECOVERED HER HEALT
So many women are suffering from
in! letter from Mrs. Laura Beall.
tlcrcst: “I got in bad health. My left
side hurt all the time. I took doctor's
medicine, but it did mo no good. 1
took two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills
Backachc.
rheumatic twinges, pains in aide.
swollen and sore muscles, stiff joints,
pulllness under eyes. bladder troubles
and kindred symptoms are quickly x0-
licvnd hv Folt-y Kidney Pills—Adv.
Ellison-Patrol Corp,
in soul on lots or Water all tat less, Meat, ,says
Noted Authority (ill Kidney Disorders, ._.
Recommends a Sindhi: of his: Salts: In. Glass of ~ Water Before; 0‘
<1- * Breakfast _ to Stimulate: Kilogram. Elmntatc .‘ *
tile up: Add f
The“ urine becomes cldudy,
At first you. feel a dull thus ending bl‘n
region. you suffer from
boss, stomach! gets
you feel rheumatic
cho‘weatberhbsdf “ "
kidneys» clean ‘
breakfast: for slow days and-
then not line. 'tl‘hisfamous‘sats‘ tornado from
the acid of grapes and'lemon juice. combined
wlth lithia, and;‘has been "used {organisations-
to. clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal3 activity, also to- neutralize the acids
tn? once, so it ‘n‘ '
Jad Salts is i’ expensive,
. ad mire. Drnggl‘ "at.
ltd. 8s
Eastc‘rn lollroacs- are the Lnlet cause
our kldneysvn’ll
longer is nsoumc of irritation.
der‘ Weakness. ‘
to keep: the»
here say-
in
fallow
another which isvalways adding to tho
jby the-street department on May 1. is
still “somewhere in New. Jersey," and
at the present thus. it looks as it he
’fluld“ would-remalin‘ at its station for
some time. Workon oiling the streets:r
lot the city has been held up completol'
,2: 22:33:“? “£22233: $323 will be escorted through Long island.
can -' ° , -nrrlves in Norwalk, however, the street
a delightful effe 9mm; fitfiia.wifi:l‘lmufefi:zl§3 guepartmcnt will get‘busy, snd‘spread
everyone should? take now “a. then ‘ fit as quickly as possible. In the mean-l Ha
‘ “aimless! hideous will have to bo~
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Summer Sale of Blankets
which should interest all housekeepers I
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W The significance of a Blanket Sale in August is apparent. There are
higher as cold weather approaches. The Government, will require practle
cally. all the wool in the country—for the equipment of the Army and
Navy. Certain large mills will be commandeered by the Government and
this means a shortage of heavy woolens before winter is over.
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The Blankets in this sale were bought under last year’s contract and it'
will be many along day before we can offer such rates again, or duplicate
‘2‘.
these offerings.
Blankets
White and colorcd~wool and cotton.
:7” Cotton Bankets, White, 'gray and tan, of good
weight, heavily fleeced. , ._
Single bed size, $1.651; pair.
Double bed size, $1.95, $2.25 and $3.00 a pair.
‘ Wool Blankets, white with pink, blue and yellow;
borders. Single bed size only, $6.00 a pair.
Blankets, wool and cotton mixed, in white with
pink or blue borders. Single bed size only,
. $5.00 a pair.
' Blankets, white with pink or blue borders. Single
bed size only, , $3.75 a pair.
Mool. White, with pink or blue borders, bound edges.
Single and twin bed sizes,
”‘ $9.00, $12.50 to $16.00 pair.
m... white with pink or blue borders. Made
in an extra double bed size, 76 x 84 inches, nearly
all wool, ‘ $6.75 a pain.
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Blankets, white witli pink or blue borders. Th‘csg.
are extra heavy and soft, in double bed size only, '9’.
~ $8.50 a pair,
All-Wool sunken, white with attractive’pinld,
blue and yellow borders. Large double bed sizes,
At $9.00, $10.50, $12.50, $14.00,
Wool Blankets in fancy plaids, combinations oil
pink and white, blue and white, tan and white, gra ,
and white. Large double bed sizes only, A,“
$6.50, $7.50, $9.50 and $10.50 a pair. Eli's,
Anny Blankets, gray or khaki, of a size to'tOVc
big soldier snugly. Will make an appreciable gift. 2
$4.50 each.
Fancy Blankets, figured blowns, grays and bluc‘s‘fl'
nice warm colorings, all of thick softcotton. Suitable
for couches, indoors or out, Special at $2.95,
. Crib Blankets, 7 $1.75 to $4.50 a pairs
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Bath Sprays
and Spray Brushes.
‘ Through summer time one may defy the heat it
the bath room is, equipped with a Knickerbocker Bath
Spray.
kind and, those connected with rubber brushes, . g
in,“ g ‘ $1.75 3nd $2.00.:
‘vl ‘ Sg’r‘ays'with rubber and massage brushes, cxten—l
Sion 11‘ dies, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00.:
Tllcsc are all of the best quality redrubber and?
have all parts nickel plated. . ,,
Basement. 3
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Motor Car Accessories
-» Euncbeon Sets. Leather cases with glasset
knives, fiorks, spoons and cups; all articles rcquirel
for twoipcople to have roadside. luncheon, , ~ ,3,
lino... 33.50. “-00.3500 and $6.50. up
if?" Combination Cue. fitted for two, with stove.
frame, kettle, frying pan, and cups, knives, forks and
spoons; all packed in a leather case, $6.00.:
. AlcoholStm-and cup in case 3' x 3 inches, $1.50,
Dri'aldng Cups in, leather cases, 25 ctsrto $2.50..
)‘Leathsr Goods Section, main floor»
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Allstyles of convenient Sprays, both the plain l“
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or" humane," by 'Alice
‘ emy and is the first of Eek-
. houd’s works to be translat-
-. of deepest personal interest
New Books
Just arrived
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“Toward the Goal,
Mrs. Humphey Ward,-
this last book of Mm
.Ward’s, Theodore Roosevel .
has written the preface, Th‘
theme of the book is En
land’s supreme effort .in th'
great war against the 11an
$1.3l
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W "The Red Badge .
Courage”. A new cdititfil o 1
Stephen Crane’s story t‘}
The second volume... of
Maxim Gorky’s autobiog-
raphy is entitled “In the
World.” It reads like a nov-
el. ' $2.00
“The New Carthage,”
by George Eekhoud.
This novel has been
crowned by the BelgianAcad-
ed into English. It is a story
of Antwerp. befgre the war..
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which Arthur Guy Empey,
author of “Over the Top”,
has written a foreword. Ihzl
_ red leather,
Cholmondcley. Some letters
written from Berlin begin-
‘ hing May 28, 1914 and end-
.ing August 6, the same year.
‘..._...n_. $135 ‘
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“wan- ... . is
smear olL HELD up.
When it is not one thing‘then it la'
honor
City and Brooklyn to Coney Island
mllton section.
AMFord roadster, hearing con
‘ o. 725) .wua‘stol
During. the afternoon the mission
back to New York by way'ot‘ the Fort
l BELGIAN MISSION WELCOMED. lSE'N‘ATO'RS BACK IN WASHINGTON. SHIPYA‘R 3: STRIK'ER5 MEET. / .l
NEW your; Anal 213“” 391813"? wnsumc'rox. Aug. 21,—Senatorn ‘
war-mission, the fifth or the foreign E who have been absent from the capital
itxoubles or the street department Atwmlsslons ’50 V19“ New York, W59 forgo-ere arriving today in response to tel-
,“ presentume thevembargoes on. mq'mafly» welcomed here today by M‘ymfegl'a‘phic notice from the party lead.
‘ ‘ [Mitcheln At the requestzof ““37 menu 3 cm to be on hand for the voting on lm’.
for moaning ml which was ”(mm hers 0‘ the “1153100 today’s ”0ng :war tux bill's chief features in dispute
‘ ,wlll be simple A wartime tinge it‘d-“the war profits and lhcmue taxes.
given tout-lie public greeting or City :though this may not he reached before
Hull-by the" ”9.59”” ot-‘tlto Iovcnth the latter part of the week. Fnal ac-
remain and 500 ““10“ “5‘ 20° W“ tion on the out lined probably will not
13.95 from the-navy yard "3 a guard 0‘ come until his succeeding week.
The senate's program for today
called for consideration of the War
profits and income tax provisions alto?
Senator Mllette‘s speech in ,lavori
of higher levies on those two provi-l
“stops.
NlE'lV YORK, Aug. ill—The shipyard
strikers in this district, who are: said,
to number nearly 12,000, expect. no 091
position to their mass meeting inz'l‘am
many Hall this afternoon, when‘a vote
probably will be taken to doctor)“
\\'ll_(‘ll)(‘r or not a general strike or -
shipyard workers in the United States: .
is to be called. Such action, it was
said by‘labor leaders. would nfloct. 250)
000 men throughout the country. Tha‘
mcn demand a wage or “bows-day.
SUPPLYl‘NG HIS NEED.
“l’ouse kin sen dot l'ln very mutch' ‘
lln nocd. ma'am," said the huslry hobo.
. Senate ‘aon‘tlmont ln‘lnvor of higher "Kinyonse assist. me?"
. a, “Certainly." answered the kind lady, ,
mountain: I ‘ or loop.“
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