b, 1918
FRIDAY, APRIL
High tide 7:00 a.' 13:37:40 11m. .
Sun rises 6:29; sets 7:22.
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entitled to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or.
Otherwise,“ this paper and also}
e local news published herein. I
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IVHIING SEMI. TILE '
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victim: limit-92.
Business Office—93.
lorwslk lunch once—1988.
lditor's Residence—2102.
Oily Editor? Widows—14924.
Business Manager’s Residence—I
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HE'S??? - 1. M- 9‘ II! In a
BURNING 800KB
- One of the largeSt cities in the coun
try recently announced. with pride,_
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that it was coins to celebrate Liberty
Day with a bit.- public bonfire made
from German books. The idea, apart
from the. natural desirability” of llOE—y
fires to people of all ages, is the
stamping out of anything Oi a printed
nature whose existence miaht tend to
encouraue kaiserlsnl.
This basic
though. It is fitting. on such an occn-I
slolt, to consign tothe flames any sort
of printed propaganda ~and intrigue.
taken
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idea is pralseworthy
‘Ilut ii' the announccluents are
at their face value, the thing won't
been en-
slop there. (‘ltizens have
cournued, it stems, to brim: as food for-I
the flames “German books and literal-I
ture of all kinds." A leader of theI
as saying. “The
, movement is quoted
Object is to rid the city of snythlnu in
the way of literature that concerns
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(:errnany." . .
his undertakln
This ,ls It pretty
and a pretty dubious one.
Anv city that undertakes to burn
lerman books will burn the work
to
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Its (
oi the philosopher Kant, who tried
convert Germany to democracy. It will
turn "in work of the poet
Collie, who thought so little of l’rus-
"Thc Prussian:
sianislu that he said.
are savages. and civiliZation'Will make
them ferocious. it will burn the plays
of Schiller, who as some truthful wit
has remarked. wrote the Maid of Or-I
France. William Tell for-
leans for
Switzerland. Marie Stuart for Eng-
land anti The Robbers for Germany. It.
:tvill burn great quantities of literature
which, though by no means so great
[as German race-egotists have repre-I
of the intellectual
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sented. is a part.
possession of all mankind. for the very
reason that it is not characteristically
_German, but broadly human.
>, There must he sanity in all things.
I. There have been manv notable hook.
bonfires in history, must of which la-
down as silly 0"-
ter ages have set
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_wicked. .\ lmolt-lmrnlngI requires 'a
very Wise censor to sort otlt the fuel. i
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CHILD POWER I
The nation is asked tilts year to]
make a special effort to save its chil-
dren. How to feed them, to protectI
‘ them from disease and accident, hour‘.
to save their lives and their physical,
as renzthI‘s going; to be a manor of;
much concern on the part of the K9".
garment and all its agenciesI' But1
there is alwnate of child power with
which no bureau has yet builIPd itself.
trim in the waste! which occurs when
-_ child is pat taughtdo’ keep his Iener-
_‘ir-s under his mental and spiritual
outlook", .. I If I, '5
. The frankness oi a child's. display. of
”cotton, when the emotion is a plea-
.‘iant,-om. .m 'smmlrsrmllls t9
III-.vlulta. ’limv lsy upon tuft/thy“!
. open deliuht in cood thinn to est. in
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put. for will” and «quartet; Aw-
Ithcir own gratification. AngIthIgu.
when the child grows up wiuttonous,
aiiim‘m. mimic ii» first
." own?!“ tropism?»
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.tional extreme .or anather
mil-"Rid ‘ ‘ ponihappv child. it is the well-balanced
mu ROW (and, whO'cnjOl's his child joys to ow;
’ full because he
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'and fish commissioner of Georgia hlfi'lsluud plant are behind schedule was
'ezislflilll'f‘. In "ill “‘00" ll" 38k! before Mr. Hurley became chairman .‘ to inches wide. Value up o 25‘;
. . -t f r 0“,?“ ‘of the Shippin: Board were let m. yard. % -
ml protet ion 0 IEastem utils. which In turn ship the Special .............. c
a °turc ovstcr supply. Many laws enact-
and thinker "law matters Should beware of Ith
to be happy w
r... a... are mu-'ALL STEBLOUTPUT
But happiness does? not comist in an ORDERED mR"SmPS
unchecked .rratificationIof the senses, .
it consists in sue}: ctm'trql oi,the port; 1 (Continued from First Page), .
crs that'the" run he 5 en their_fu l-i . . . , . ,
’ I! J The action of the beard folktale.
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ea use. It consists in~beiug master Imuu we bum“, 1m. beam
of 0119's forces instead of being the Commerce (‘omrnhtee yesterday It:
' ;Gi‘0l‘[..P .l. Baldwin, chairman of th‘
board of the. American Interaction-a
Shipbuilding _ Corporation, which
building fabricated ships at Hog is
land, l’a., that his yard and some oth-
ers are short of ship eze-el.‘ - _
At the War industries Board it was "‘
said that there was no general short
age of Ship steel but it was oonced- I
Hi that shortages probably existed pl
some individual yards. During the
last three months, officials of the
board asserted. sufficient steel to build
ships at the rate of more than
6.000.000 tons a year has been turner.
is the happy child. out for the Fleet Corporation alone.
And it is this well-balanced child,‘ WI" Meal *0 Pmrdent-
— .. Further assurances were given tin
who has learned to recognize the {Shipping Board today by '1“. War in
stem but kindly face of duty as soon tdll‘tries [floagd thstIif detailedrlnfgr
. [ma ton o t I? re uremcnts o in .
“3' h“ “a“ talk. who is ‘ responsible vidtlal shipyards ‘(Ii furui‘hIt-d all thi.a
member of the family. entitled to. its needs of the yards who promptly
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slave of them.
The child who is always at one emo
is not a
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The batteries Of all prices—lead all slam: the line—The slogan is “
we buy.
has first performed
his child duties, who is really happy. it
is therhild who eats what is good for
him and goes to bed at the proper
time, whether he wants to or nOtfwho
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
Soft tine texture and finish, strong.
"1 dependable quality. women’s snits
$1.49
Sinking values specially prepared for tomorrow's selling
" Worth $2.00.
Special price . . _. .....
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’ ‘NAINSOOK
Fine quality. made from soft stronx
Egyptian cotton. splendid for worn“ -
colorings at real economy prices.
$14.50 to $35.00
A delightful variety of the newest styles, the late>t materials and
Quick Sales ard Small Proms” We sell as
3 Big. Bargain Drive Tomorrow
'THE FOLLOWING CUT PRICES MEAN BIG SAVINGS—DON’T MISS THEM.
10.000 YDS. OF BEAUTY
DRESS VOILES ’ A
A moat fascinating display.
Tomorrow,
yard
39c
SPECIAL
$2.00 UMBRELLAS
$1.49
met. .
. Shipping Board «metals expressed
. who -develops h”! confidence ill the ability of the War
I Industries Board to make deliveries.
but nevertheless Senator Fletcher to
6 Florida. chairman of the Senate cnr
lsnIztee. and Chairman Hurley of the
.. pplng lioard made an agrecaent ll.
‘ ' ‘ day to see President Wilson tomorrow
PROTECTING OYSTERIS ‘ and lay the situation before him. Son
the Carpenter. those ator Fletcher was directed by the com
en‘s and children's lingerie; put up
in nest boxes. 4,
$1.98
Worth [3.00.
Special prim .........
WHITE FRENCH
DRESS VOILE
“I inches wide.
\vorth 30c.
privileges because he fulfills his baby
resmnsibllities.
great powers instead of wasting them
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Who ”BMW” a useful citizen my“ . Are WondPrquy fi'l'lish, all the latest and most effective models a
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of a futile one. f”)ltliillg:.
$9.95 to ”$3000
29¢.
The” New Spring Dresses
"t‘i""i'*'lilt‘d in Various new materials and in a charming variety of new
Excellent quality covers ntl strong
frames: splendid assor ment‘. of
handles; fitted with wrist loops.
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WOMEN’S PURE SILK
THREAD HOSE
Lisle top. double heels and Soles;
re
wretches who Special, yard ............
BLEACIIEO
BED SHEETS
Pull slufgootl sturdy quality um
will wear and launder perfectly.
Value “.00. 846
Special .................
. 1.000 YARDS .
WHITE/LAWN
treacherous
- $9.95 to‘ $35.00
4. SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
I - mittse yesterday to seek the eunuc-
invited merit. . . . .
cuileiel-‘s you“: nyslel‘s to go for a in View filo-day's order of the W.‘. ‘l -
, . .. Industries ourd it was not believed
“Jill “M them. ”imam“ ‘0 ta that the President would inlie any no
of many thinL's, such as king». Cob lion. It_Was explsined that it was to
w; . I, I , '. ut reali that meet just such a situation as this that
l" 9" 3"“ “1m" “8" b y the President Ncently appointed ller
llleV lnluhl devour the innocent 0!" nard iiaruch to head the board with -
sters, will be thwarted in any future 9““.9" ‘0 och, .
. . . . rmily Due to Crops'Hsuls.
"“f‘uiou’ 5‘ “'m” M "‘9‘” The game The fact that deliveries at the ling
explained with thc'stateulent that first
. re rt to the state
“m l" M“ 1nnuai ”0 orders ior~plates for that yard given
"9 Wm“ Georgia's "“"l "Vim" an plates to Western plants for fabricat-
t-as to be definitelv controlled by the ,lnu; This involved long crous huts
and transportation conic-short added
state. They can then be planted. cut to the normal delay. In? board is "I
tiruted and leased so that the state alldcnlinx these orders with a view to
will derive from them the revenue ablltlit‘yl'malgnlfifuxgtlltt‘dtui'lmivau said
"u'PIt04LI'NO. THE NEW
' $7150 - Value for * $5.00 '
' $5.00 Valuefor $850 ;
Coats in" Stunning Styles
Tailored from every fashionable fabric oi the day, our coats are re-
black, white, bronze. tan and
8" EU- ‘
Special ....... . .......... 95¢
WOMEN'S .
BLACK HOSE
Balbriggsn soles. good substantial
g;;:i£.ii‘ii’i‘.i‘f‘f‘."fi‘ ..... 29c
BLACK JET EA'RTHBN-
WARE TEA POTS
5 cup silo ............... ....1396
7 cup size .................... 59c
.81'1N .
list. some.
‘ ."c bottom» Seamless covers.
itt.;:e;-~rs:.tm_ 1 69
5 ....... 5 .
ISpt-t'ja' . ..
Romp CLOTHES
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which is its due. and so that the oy- train the dlti‘lcttlty of some Earner-n
. . . . . plants to obtaining cool and coke be
3'” Md" mm ”mm instead M ”PM Cause of the railroad congestion. Solar
destroyed by individuals looking only plants were reported as working. at
. . I I .only I65 or 70‘ per cent. of their cap
rm ”mum "mm,“ acitv. Tire full capacity of the mills
in a way It doesn't sound like much of the country I, placed at 45300300
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. e d Ma “9-“ 0, tons of steel only and It was contended
protection for frl .n 0" K that with the nou-esuential industrbs
ing to be eaten just the same. On the cut off "0m U)“ My?) mun], there
other hand, he will not be utterly would be ample ‘0 we" a" W" Ill--
‘ , mantis. including those of the grant
cleaned out of house and home. His shipbuilding proanmme. . .
kind will continue to flourish in Geor-,. Plan for Concrete Ships.
cla oyster lands. It is a conservation "A new “Mpbmld‘n‘ yard. solely 1‘"
Looks ~antl wears like genuine
the construction of concrete~shlps, will
measure; one that provides for a id be established soon by the Shipping
Linoleum; itlll 2 yards wlde.I
lIoard. it will be located in some '
Value 81.00.
Special. yard .............
CURTAIN MADRAS
36 inches wide. white and cream.
a variety of beautltul designs.
VIIM 35c yard. 240
.Southern city where frost will not,“
ed now should. of course) look to ("I'Ihnndicap the Work. probably in Wit ! 401NCHWIDE n
s .V N", .. w~ , CREPE DE CHINE.
cells of the present. But mlnaton. - ., 0" 0” “I": "h .
the chances favorlnn the former. .‘ i?" All colors; worth $1 39
9 W”; The new yard will have ihlee trays,I $135, For ,,,,,,, g
to let each ,ofI which will be utilized inlmo‘I
ATIN
....... $1.89
Special, yard .........
(ilately in the‘bllildirur of a 8.500 ton;;i
- Exceptional Assortments of '
""deen’S‘BlOuses
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It-(I‘iil’t‘ styles are represented in a charming variety of
co ors. '
_,711.98C“to?$f6:50
"DESSISKIEIS .
The untartcst. the newest. the prettiest styles. hundreds to iwlt‘
from. in a most various materials such so so
. . .rge stilt, satin I0 ‘
mixtures, etc. ' ' I plln. so
. 03:98 «1.55.1000 ,
Centermeri
tench Kid
. Gloves "
materials at
i-‘ancy- Silks;
,. FLOOR COVERING
{I
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worth 1.50.
For . . -. ...............
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inc food it
dency to set aside name laws, I I
Centermeri
Kid Gloves
clasp. assort-
Kayser's
Silli Gloves
'in0 Clasps. double
i‘lcap-up in Stripe
l'pon completion O these vessels the“
(plant will construct only 7,500 tons}
and animals of sea and ships, which now are'belmz designed. i
been raise
prtliiteers and hunters and the fish
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1.0m. YARDS or BRAND
down ”1" “M“ 0' protection that have lconcrete vessel, as plans for that size: 36 IN S
DUCH
“WW“! 5
NEW SILKS
d between the thouihtloss‘of ship already hare been prepared.-
” Tomorrow
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and l rds Two
”The new models are wonderful dainty. All the latest and most or.
TVO Clasps. mints
HAMPERS
Il‘ah grade Willow. closely wor-
en. well made. strong handles, at-
tached covers.
. ' $51.49 ’and $1.75..
‘ ILIOUIO‘ VENEER
For cleaning and polishing wood-
work. furniture. planos.. automo-
biles. etc. . ‘ '39
60c. size .................. ’ c
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COOK STOVES
For baking. roasting. boiling and
every use any kitchen range can
be put to full heat is secured the
moment of lighting. smokeless.
odorless. fitted with glass oil reser-
voiz. One. two and three-burner
use.
PINE TAR MOTH
PROOF BAGS ..
Designed to provide perfect pro
I ct'onior allIIarticles of apparel.
lrs and fabrics, against nloth in«
('1
0.‘
. ; The Government yard will make 0
In? 'four yards turning out concrete ships. ii 36 INCH BLACK ment of colors. new tipped “""rs' kid “grass”? of sects. mice. (to. Air-light. dust,
____—,- .—_———— . , . . - metal .
. the others being prbate plants Int . embroidered backs “h"? and gray. and gray With 4 Item and morsture proof. . _
FIGHTING FOR A CATHEDRAL Jacksonville, Fla. Brunswick. 6a., limit I, TAFFETA . ' “1th constrastlnr rowa contrasting 0,. Size 24x21 inches .......... 5..45c
There aretwo good reasons why the Redwood City. Cal. EU “'amrntedI; ”-50 $1 69 ”em“ fitting. embroidered backs, .s elf embroidered 2:: 33030 :23: """"""""" :gc
. i : ' - ruallt '. yard ......... s .. . backs, , - - - ............ c
la-ulsh anti French exert every effort LIMIT THINGS . l‘ I , tidmit 6 yards) . 522;) pa" 5235 ”all; 3:: 23:5: ‘23:“ """""" a;
pessfhle to turn back the apex of the "7 . . . .. ' . ,. . . ' ‘ ------------
ilerlnan wedee from the city of Am-' T0 NECESSITIESI -- ‘fl . . - ._., ' .. .._ ..___ . __ -_.-, ...-..#..__. .,__ *' ...__ m m ”mt «a» -
‘ luscso courssszs 7— ' " ~ .. r .1 - .. ..‘-.
Oncis the military value of,
Mam“
lens. I (Continued now min has) i ‘
Amlcna. as a base of supplies and a. 5 ' v'W”""“—". ’ SHOOTING. WATCHMAN
’ Mr; Gay's problem is to permit thei AS HE IS LYNCHEDI VIN CREEL'S OFF'cEl
rails-av center supplying a large “sec-
tion of the. British line. It wouldfnot
be fatal.Ibut it would be highly incon-
venient if the Germans were to take
itI Merely to have Lhem near enough
to throw shells intoJ'the city with
their long-rance nuns is uncomfortable
Iinzpdrution and exportation of only:
bare necessities. and it is said on-
ciully that he is carrying on his-work}
in the face of considerable pressuref , , ..'
front businelts interests. liexfg‘ft {If 3m”?!"m'I'I‘me‘q‘gdfgj,. WASHINGTON. Apr-n 5,—Will ca».
There. has been considerable speed i 'y f ry ' - ‘ ' menu . negro janitor cm t ed 'It'
laticn as to the reason why the lily"!0 the miners on Shdnmm is “m‘ ' poy '
of imports which must be restrictedim have made remarks derogatory to theoihces oi the committee on public
has not been publihesd and the IIIIgPres‘ldent Wilson. Miners there l)e-'_
swer is declared to be'found in thermm. angry. “"1.“th they ‘i'f’m'w"
fact. that it is being withheld in orderi gogglxmeboflr limit? .5012: “25%;?
i'ii'.”?.l"°.?.‘.‘.f':. “iii“?fi. ’i?‘$if.fi.-".i‘2‘ "gm My”: 'z'igm “7‘53"",2',
‘ ' e ucmw. on racer r l
inivgrderdt: fi‘f,“'ehi:'"$ri:htimn;3i"0“” andled' him barefoot through
3:? “2‘3“"0 for lib: p321“ cts‘ s lthe. street. waving an American has
To make this PM“. the followitlg ”5, The police, fearing violence, tool: .
lustratlon is given: Suppose. for 5“,;Pr‘ut’l: from the crowd and placed.
,stance. that a firm wanted to import;him in "‘9 city ”J' “do" a “"ng
,Swlss watches and they wore a nacchmob “I'M?" '“ "'0'" 0' 'h“ c", h“ i f
.'.~ity. (lay would not .put the unionism“ demanded the an. ~l-tayor J‘ H 5"" Your "u” "u"
on an embargo list but. as long asismm couus’eled ca “"1"" but ”'9 W 5
there was It. stock in America. hefliceforce 0' '0'" was overpowered! Till I) ml 1 ,
“In” «all the firm which wantltd‘ 'oIsnd Pruner was found hiding in the _ n. I' 0. comics: and scrutiny
' ‘ ' basement or the hall. vhstr is mute evidence of s neglected;
import them that it could not get' . .
fig "3 dnyged at the end of atscalp; of dandruff—that awful scarf. ’
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IWIII Clomento Says He Killed Jamesx
King in Sell-Dotson
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:- loll ulnar-Ill,
~8l0l’8 llllllt till?
it Thick. Wavy‘
sud Bountiful-Try mu '
enuuith.
The other reason is artistic and sen-
timental. There stands the [Amiens
cathedral. famed as the finest example
of medieval ’Gothic architecture in
the world. Its value to civilization.
and particularly to France, is beyond
all calculation.
The Allies know what Germany did
to the Rheims cathedral. which was
almost as beautiful and in some ways
more sacred. They know what the
Hun will do to this masterpiece if he
once gets his guns within ranerof it.
Never before in the history of Christ-
endom has it been necessary to itcht
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choiCeIII'abriCS.I
a‘ ship for, that particular. importa-, . .
tion at the particular time. but mlpht‘ng; beyongdth: I‘I'itny‘IIlIrInIIiIII;.o thinillillii There l5 WW"! .0 destructive . to information. confessed last nilzht
aet'a ship lateruvvheu the-sup In" ,1” We?“ “ jtthe hsir pa dandruff. "Irons the hair
' ‘ e sl..ota roe,he wasaskedlfhe hadany-l . ,. - ' . . r’ ,
{refllissigol'ilil' Iguiiiignlzmeag‘hluiihifls to ”In, "I” answer 'M N” i“ m lustre, its "m3“ and its "'7 a" ”m lttees headquarters,
ed,'and the price of unths.I.weut tire on his line: and with arms cram Illfe; eventually producing a layer-Ira.
too high, Mr. Gay's business would be? ed o my In semen for mm m '. ness and itching of the sIcnIp, whiéh div nor-tins- Clements. located
Mi [a {limb “"0“”: II" 730' ltl'Oltit we” Without “nah" Word be. was if not remedied “up; the In], "on an nil-flay search. told the police
battlesIfor the. defense of cltu'r'elg‘giII.,,e_mMI . d.to turmeric“ downfpulieil‘ into or. or. The mob then. III “III“ IMIIII “I. “hum. I” he “a mu m m "amt
:u d ca hcdrais. Now it has cout'e to Thl'"',";'" ’ latter: would “my wtdl;p:r"d' . said " ‘ c "I ‘ hair fslls out fast A little Inndcrine
. - .. , we. .- . it so us are. . z . phu . .- raiser " '
that. as one of the many sickening do "I” ’ ._..._... calm?” I“ ”It“ i I". a [.91- 1 tonight—now-my time-will surely
hsd drawn a pistol.
failed to explode.
born in Ger- save your hair.
i. (I?! n Ipsllybottle “of ..nowlton's
ibsndorins from any drug store or lot!
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‘9‘" of beams Imel- Pruuml lur' ‘ ‘ environ orr‘lo‘us ori nuns... marten, t he was
barisrn I - ' ‘ ' 1. runny.,but I II he ppd taken out Mr
' ' Inc mm and Md
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a", £22; flm’fih’mvm'ififlm I! go vr'gm 22:3!
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_ "THE SHop‘or‘ OENIIINE VALUES"
13 main Street,
EXCLUSlvE LAms’sialiD missus READY-TO-' ‘7
. - WEAR APPAREL
he shot James King. a watchman, at
was found dead st his post early Tues-t,
when i
he reported for work and that he shot . where you ”I“, meet a . .
in seifdefense after: the watchman competent storage taster, '
King's cartridges will an suthorstivs sd '
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"’ N0rwallt
imam BLUUSES made of
IMPQBTEo voiL‘E WAfsi‘S’. mm... matters.
Specially Priced at $2.00.
' . ' --' Our Windowgisplsy.
' ”flown“ x.) ”WI
that
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who'
after}
that i
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Call at our Willard Sm .
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;Weuclmus'.rmII truism
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A battery for say not. a
The taking over of the idol-nun 19" counter. '1" “I "W "W “WWI IIIIINIIO 'OOMM-
My”, m In x." y"; .19" ‘ of the town of T'slrleld have re- St. Louis. ration your hstr‘ will tsIIhIe on that life, _,..— . an . obtained any .
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