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‘ rnonn cans
Whom—92..
walk Branch Office—1388..
tor' I Residence—2184. t
y Editor' I maidens-14924 [
Smitten Manager I Menu——
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Office—93. i
iuraibt :[Wlflltl out, “trachea out for a
' f ‘ . 80m NORWAijm iota of grown— upa who Iiill love to cut
‘ “dune. it's an attractive kind at
:work to till an occasional evening
L, t t 1-. com” m The work presents an opportunity tor
,-a good deal of orizinaiity, too.
Liquor dealers predict that whiskey
will go t0 5') cents a glass. But that's
,0!” war tax you don't really have to
gpay unless you want to.
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CATERPILLAR FINANCE
The following subscribers to the
second l. liberty Loan lbflbc lrom our.
walk wcrtp reported recently:
3. liouiise Smith
l
! Emiiytihmith
I
[ 5m. ramp. Smith
Anybody who thinks he can't buy, Fannie. 3' Smith
Liberty Bonds regularly [I advised"
by a New York World writer to con
'eitler the caterpillar. if you've etet.‘
noticed how that prozrmive creature
gets ahead, it's worth the trouble to‘
e hunt on up and watch him for a I’lll‘
All rights of repuuiication of ripe-'
me. It's rather late in the season.
'but in most parts of the country the
variety known popularlt an “woolly
bear" may mill be Icon, busily head
in" for a stout: place to pant the ruin
tor.
The caterpillar, as the World nat-
uood hold, pulls himself up and reach-
en out again." “'hv shouldn't people
,ioilow the name tactic» in their thrift
3plamt? "‘ I
THE FIRST VICTIM;
A nation oi spirit is nvter dauntt-d
by tliStth‘lt-l‘. it is only_ around to
grerttrr effort. it ha: been so all
through American history. It is so
do the. code oi the first blow of any
importance struck bv Germany since
'3 we entered the war.
"The ‘uinkiug oi the transport An:
tillcs by a German torpedo could not.
in any event, be designatod an it great
tragedy, 1'. iii tragic enough to tho
, , {families and friends oi thtu men im-
3 3" 'IIMlttieiy involved, but the human
“309m are small, as war losses go.
3 3 find the damage to our fit-ct is trivial.
But email, rclittivclv, as wo mils!
reckon this disaster it had an iiiimo.
(tide and notable emu-L itrecist‘ly op-
poslte to that which German fright-
13 {Illness alwltya anticipates. The newn
”that to American soldiers and Hall-
had gone dow;n a first sacrificial oii
{daring in our light for human freedom
was felt instantly in qttlckened auir;
[Tatcriptlons to the Liberty Loan. in,
{greater activity throutzhout our busy
,‘ihlpynrds, in greater earnestness
among the hundred of thousands of
"3 3 army and navy recruits, 'in more of
3 fective work in New branch of our
war preparations, and in the deepen-
.“ determination of the nation as n
Thus through the death of thosc
first victims without a chance to
Itrlke back might seem at the moment *
a total military loss, a lamentable sac-ii
riflcc without results. it iii not no.
'Thone lives lost pay rich dividends in
'pow'or and success for the American
cause. Every man who went down to
’ his death warn the immediate cause
Jnnd in’qpiration of a hundred times the
. fighting power he represented. it will
3b so with subsemcnt victims.
They are really not ”victims" at all,
those men now dying for their coun-
dry. .They are victors, because tho!
ice the pioneers blazing the way to
t
senile BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS
Several months ago the Chicago
. library undertook a form oi re-
“it that British civilians have
hon indulging in ever since Rudyard
us first snggestod it. That is“
. rig scrap books for convales-
soldiers.
I!” Chicago library in proyidinv
‘ . , The public iii invited to come
possible, titling limit in:-
_ after the tint announce-
700 books were taken out. 11m
"in... m comm back attuned ul-
ul
fluiatomhc'lmvmdl'w
atorkl, vents. john. ev
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maths inn ”whoa",
“mulli-
"Buy a bond alter the caterpillar
9 lilrihlnn, Pay it little down and an in
statute-ht wct'klv or monthly until you
have caught up; then reach for an-
other. There in no better road to in-
dependence." Or. to make the par-
allni more complete, we might say
‘ there's no better road to av Inns place
for the. wintvr of old age.
There will be. inauo after/tritiue oi
Liberty loans, while the war lat-ta.
They may seem to be coming prcily
furi,.hut they won't come so close to
nether that any family of ordinary in«
come and decent thrift c'ztnt allord to
buv at toast one band for every tune.
it may bea fiitvvdollar bond; it
may be a thousand—dollar one. The
government stands readv to fit the in-
vestment ot the size of the buyer’l
purse. filly the biggest bond you can
afford, and then keep ritht on. Porn
the habit, Be’ a financial caterpillar.
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80LDIERS CAN'T, we won
A Masonic lodge in Brooklyn, N. Y...
has decided To put a ban on liquor at
all its banquo‘s tor the duration of.
the war. “it our soldiers can't drink.
.‘we. won't." Undoubtedly that will M
consoling the soldier who rcn'eta the
army regulation against intoxicantu
But the measure is intended much
'5 more set-to it , '
whole to see it through at all costs. , “ [V and [5 backed by more!
Important reason than that of con-
solution.
.As one member of the committee
making this declaion earprensed it:
"These. are serioua timea, and pen-
plc who think are. beginning to see it
Franklll
3 Franklin A. Smith
Mrti. l". A. Smith
Harold P. Smith
[ Harrie t3. fimiih
i Herbt-fll R. Smith
Jennie 3i. Smith
Julia A. QmSth
Lillie Al Smith
Lizzie l, Smith
May Qtiiutard Smith
Fidnnvih‘ Smith
Wilhur‘F. Smith
Grace M, Snyder
DmizlaiL Sptav
Matthci '
E. H, i1 annard
Ruth '3‘. Steele
Sarah 1.. Stevens
Mn, Hi Slelnhem
Salllllul'J Stevenson
RVert’tlLlll, Slow .
Joseph! 0 Sillinon
(l. M. illirohmeycr
.‘llrn. Mftmhmeyer
E. C. Stuart
Helen l .Swartz
Cornelius A. Sweeney
(learned. Swift
Jamel ‘ ravi'iano
-' Tort send
Edward Townsend
P. Turltowcki
KalhlctEll A. Tracey
Willian W. Tracey
l‘dward J Tracey
George ll. Tnllm‘d‘.
Gcoritcl D. Taylor
Edwin B. Taylor
E. s. Taylor
James ‘H. Taylor
Mill» ti. rityior
Marimba Taylor
illobert Teakey
Mn Kihte Thomas
Ruth [3. Thames
\iariott l. Thompson
\"illianrt P. ThompIon
Emma E. Tom-it
John l3. Treadwell
Millicent Treadwoll
Slat-that l). Trendwcll
lmrmiho (‘ Triploy
Hdmurid Trounaon
Katherine A Unhollz
Willial H. llnholtz
‘Dennlti Valentine
‘ Robert 8. Van Burro
Vern M. Van Bhren
Ralph Van Houtcn
. - E. J. lion Non
Hermon Vast-l ~
Johanna Vogel
PhnohntE l. Yolk ,
R. W vkowska
linttie‘ Walling
[ llattieJ. Wright
Robot-130', Wiliton If.
Fannit B Wilson
Robert G. Wilson
Prank \\ illonzhby
Martini Wamltk
M. Wtiilwieakn
F. Waileoka
Augusta Wakemnn
I .l. E. \li'tiinwriitht
.. .ioaetll Walsh
Pharltia Walter
Lewis 0. Wardwell
i
[
lmwls O “'ttrdwell, Jr.
W» have heailess days already. 11' John A. Watkins
the war goes beyond this winter, we
i
shall have all kinds of ‘aans' dayl,i
[wherein we must, in the national;
‘ueed, give up all sorts of things that
we have. complotccntly looked upon as;
nthccssities" And liquor tit banquets,
has been about as necessary as the
main council.
3
The action at the Brooklyn lodge
jhns nothing to do with permanent pro:
ihibllion, though it's diillcult nowadays'
Pltflrltla l3. Watkins
Elizahcth Watson
Judson Watts
Rev. .13. Benton Wm
Leroy H. \‘i’hooler
Georgr A. Wltrpley
Mrs. Nellie- Wht'plcy
Stewuirt C. W‘hltcaidc
i Pauiiito .\i. Wicko
,- Mrs. lilorencc H. Wilkinson
l J. F. ‘it'llltnot
Hyacinth C. Williams
Marxttrct S. Wilson
Ruth ht Wilton
Albert E. Winchester
i ilrurictta A Wilson
ito prophesy the future of am suppoo-i llnmlil ll Winter
Mimemporarv measure. it is simply' Alhirin it. Wood
based on the sound reasoning that it
lntoxicanta are ~bad for the soldier mg
the army. they're bad for the civilian:
soldier at borne. Every American, in
l-lr‘iiitu' J. Wood
Georgie. l.. Woodward
‘Ceornle Burr Woodward
John llaniord Woodward
Marjorie. B. Woodward
Marghrot it." Weed
whatever capacity he is sorting his Warren 0. Woodward
icounlry, wants to-bo at hisvboiit men-
tally and physically now.
The D33?“ ”78 0‘ W“ 9“" Similar ac ion has been taken by
\ollered to var for 10000 6‘ the“ other organizations. Intended as a Surat A Your:
‘ patriotic and temporary measure. it "
gut "1‘0 and the! to 801 m is bound to have far-reaching elect'
all the individual “159““! “d and to influence an ever-whining etc,-
etc of people. .
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no. EvadingDraitII
SuuioCmmplkwaI
Willlltll Batter“ at cinema, who.
WiMmmmmuldby
the Brannon volico for at. m
dmvhdobowflutbormeanacmhlmum
amnion-art, waataaalovarto
(mammal-«U oldala
Harry l. Wright
Kalhtfrlno W uppei'ield
Julia Young
Flortvnc'? M. Yutzlel'
Amy Young
Ludwlk Zululand“
9 him
J Zai browvttl
his I.
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A. limith, Trustee
Hrs. Elimbeth P. Snyder
t‘nrbett‘ Treasurer South
Norv‘hlk Board oi Trade.
Mn. MEdred Ethel Swift
i’t' nlinm P. Taylor a
Harriet V. Clark
Robert I. Hornet
George D. Clark
W'illinl: 310!le Curul
May Elizabeth Cunt!
Margaret Coley
Arthur Henson
lrving W. Haynes
Tuna; 8. non
- Dorothy H. Jones
('iarence A. London
('h‘aricn P. Pale
Marie 8. Bundle
Emily l.. Handle
Magdelena B. Row
Edward Kauai!
A note (3, St. John
Elsie l. fitcrlinx
Ferdinand B. Smith
Annie E. filth
Herbert H. filith
Bi. John'a lodge. So. 6. P. k Ahhl.
lary Bunion
John P Trudwcll
t‘arrt’o Quick
mutant Volt Burch
Antoinette Werner
J, Benton Werner
Fletcher tr, Williams
Ernest (V. Wheeler
William S. Woodward
Mrs. Mary B. S. Woodward
George P. Woodward
Aha ll. Windward
’lt-orue M. Allen
(Tlariva 8. Bates
Edith M. Baxter
David M. Bllu
Abby M. Clark
Amy '1'. Clark
Georginnna minim!
Barbara. Cuckold!
Katie Cooley
Robert Deilua
Mary 0. Dowd
Edith G. Downed
Emilio A. Euglnhlrd
Susannah M. Falter
Frank (3. Field
Helen M. Pinch
Guilt-Jo Ghiotto
Maru C. Hamilton
Luella E. Hill
Albert ll. Laura
Conrado I. am-
lnttla J. I‘m
llclcn Hen-tn
Mary PM."
Harold l‘. m
. Alice" 3*
Thomas H. litter
Mary J. Robinson
Mack ‘30“!
. Myrtle sounder:
Matt! 1:. Smith
Natalie sturdavant
('hnrlcr A. Walton
ltnlwcca J. Sawyer
Nollie. Spam
Aldon Eolmanu
frying V. smith
Mrs. S. Steveiuott
Schlink
Schneider
Schneider
Starks.
Salerno-n
Stophowwlti
l’. Slaielttieclt
Mabel Scribner
knee???
Mr-t. Kate» 1.. St. John
”Pariah or St. Paul's Church
Carolyn .‘tl. Sammlit
Nichoiaa and Anna Santa
John Saxton
Adam Schmidt
Corrie A Seymour
Edward 5. Shea
Arthur P. Shepherd
Botanic .\'. Simon
Robert Silcox
Sliver Mine Group of Artist!
Amy Wood Sims
Mr». Atla-laitlc A. Silt!
John E. Slater
Anna B. Blaumn
Holly ll. Slaumn
Philip Biomanaky ' 3
Clara 1. Smith
Elinor in Smith
Howard A. (Jan
Ruth Gang
M lchael J. Howard
Eliza A. Dykinut
que D. Whitehead
Henry ill. Stanton
lxmise J. C. liaaiord
‘ Peter Holizntnn
Charles Vancura
Anton anlicek
George Collins
Edward A. Barber
Emma A. Barber
» Julia E. (rational
Julia 3. VnnHooacar
debt: W. Taylor
Mary 1. Bonlwell
William 11 Jamel 3
billion Bollard
Edith s. Waterman
Mlnuad’. Ehrhardt
Elizabeth Lawyer
Julia chIIlicc
Torn Parr
Ward M. Sterling
Florence W. Starr
, Harry Lima.
John 11. Murphy
M.’ Louise" Lane
[Robert G. Haniord
Ernest l". 31ch
J. W, Rowe
“'lllltm 3. Calls”!
Grace (3. Bolwell
Bridget Walah
Jo. Hutton
“1““
Halon Nicholson
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THURSDAY, 001'. 25,1017
"W‘J‘ZI 1.5: wwwww w. madam
l BOSTON STORE i
t Bu: BLANKET SALE ,
30ne Thousan
and most complete in the state
No High Pricés Here. Prices to Suit Every Ptirse
MID. Calla“
.5 tit"
.11. 9. Price
Ai‘co Callahan
' ”It? 3'. Swill!
Jtaiile ll. Betta
William J. Dagon
lvllllnu linron
acorn Ogden
(loo. P. Ella
Hurray J. lIrael
E 0. Gilbert. /
Algic Scarlea
JeIa'v: M, 1hompaon
.W'illiam ll. Pa rr
Henrietta Voorhecs
George Voorheen
Elwin Hoyt
Rev J" A Colman
Lucy ('. Down»
Frank 0. lie-Wilton
Hutch and Bailey 00.
ltaljan ludcpendcnt A.
living (‘. Jennings
J. J. A. Lynch
.Virit Anna M Nauh
James 1‘, Madden
John R. Spencer
“ Pauline 8. Allen
F'nrir E. Hanks
Edward W. Beard
Michael Burns
Thomas Cnvnnanh
Thomas P.‘ Collin»
f‘ourt Narrttlt. No. 58
William G. Crockett
Thomna P. David
Luv-v f'. Downoit
Lotti) l. PPl’llrl
Guns Green
J. I]. Gibson
Mildred R. (”boon
A. Golditchmidt
Charles EdW. Goodchiid
Edith Frances Goodchiid.
Frank R. Goodchild
Frederick 8. Lyon
Lillian H. Lynn
Frank Morten
Joseph D. Murphy
Harry Novas
Robert G. Newman
BfllJ. A. Keclor
J. Ruth barman
Rosita Lat-mum
Elliot Palmer
Mm. Mary Pnlmor
Ansel Sherwood
(trace L. Sherwood
Elizabeth Rood Smith
Mrs. Lonirm Smith
John R. Spencer
E. P. Van'Deuacn
Phcebo Van Mach
Frederick J. Weaselln
Frank A. Wehrle
Ivy C. Woodward
Mrs. nary c. WOodward '
Jarrett Evendett
Patrick F. Brophy
Prancia Hard
' Francis A." Hard
Hrs. Jennie Neva;
John Prank Metzber
Viola Iay- Fallon
Bertha E. Divine
John H. You
Herbert J. Rayfnac
In. 8; 0. Adams
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EXTRA ! .
3500 Pairs of Wool Nap Blankets, first quality, full
3size, dependable Blankets, superior strength and
3 wearing qualities soft and fleecy.
SPECIAL $2.99 PAIR
'75“. an; M “cam.”
Hill Roodner
Cornelius Ryan
Nora B. Ryan.
William A. Spencer
W. W. Thornton
Mary M. Vaaat
Judge J. J. Walsh
Holt. hi. M. Lee
Chas. R. Doulettti
Lydia Douleuit
Ellen J. Durward
Albert Dunn
William A. Gilbert
Fwd'k Jones
Lodge Bratri od llo donitln C. S. P
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Frank Malanlk
Lawrence S. Marie-k
Dr. J. H. Mallory
Martin biodrn
Richard Norwell
Vincent O'Brien
Geo. E, L. Pitmev
Margaret E. Shecban
Jane Church
Zita Feen‘y .
Charles B, Church
H. A. : 'hufelt
Eugene Carter
GPOf'Klalmn Carter "
lira, Eva Kendall
Harvey M. Kent
llelen Bell Kent
Lottie M. Keir-ham
Morton E. Knapp
Frank Kolenaky
“ Mary Kovacs
Tina Kovaca
Katherine St. J. Kroger
Frank N. Kroutach
Arthur B. Craw
Prank DumareIu
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BEACON BLANKETS
CAME THIS WEEK
3 Our showing of Blankets we believe is the largest
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amount of the new 4 per cent.
bonds.
Jacob Pavka
Josef Plza lmltall all!!!
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John Wilson Stanley Hoyt ‘3
Charles it, Wood Mary Hort .
Hattie Young Ruth "0!!
33223583332; Smith Josephine L. Miller 4
“ Ella Bumham Pauline S. Allen .
May Savage / 9 Edward W. Beard
Blanche Gardtwr Kenneth 8. Been
3333;333:3339” Burt Benton _ t'
Ruth Northrup | Vinnie N. Benton
L. A. Lehmaicr Q ' Kate Benton 7
Sophie Lehmaier _
Stanley Smith
James N. Wood ‘ ((‘Ontlhycd on Eighth Page.)
This company desires to do
Everything in its power to in-
- crease subscriptions to the new
U. 8. Government 4% bonds. Ac-
cordingly we have decided to
offer to purchase your 3% per
cent bonds at par and accrued
interest providing you file with
us an application for a like i
This offer is subject to with..."
drawal.tvithout‘notlce, and pace
essarlly limited to ornatmts in
the discretion of the 0mm
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