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4 A HERITAGE. ,
Chinese Flag Day.
New York, Oct. i.-Todsy is
Chinese Flat; Buy in the Fourth
Liberty Loan campal‘ll. The yel-
low Druon oi
.. theold imperial
" has has been
W replaced by the
fi stripes that Ire
indicative oi
China's Inde-
pendence.There
ore no stars on the nail.
Chins has the territories. which
are indicated on the new ilu by
fire colors—red. yellow. blue. white.
and block. The colors run hori-
wntally from top to bottom. con-
secutively. so named.
' _ The red signifies the busing tun
We see the children today in their
soldier suits and their sailor suits and
In their ilvlatots‘ suits with their
make—believe guns: playing at war.
.\'ow it's up to us to see that all they
do is to play at war find not leave
which isn't sate t’rolu another war a
little later on. Let‘s leave them a
heritage of peace crerlnore by buying
Liberty Bonds to win the war.
PROMINENT IN THE 'IIOT
FIGHTING ON THE SOMME
them as a heritage 11 land to live in .
spoon DRAFT PLA
iContihued Iron First Page.)
When the General Stair tilts the Inn
it was learned yesterday these 142,000
will be the first to entrain. The next
quota of men will come from the latest
,registration as Class 1 under the old
resistance will be practically ex-
ihlulhbd then.
\ Outed Cont.“ Dtvised.
,‘physical euninatitll of all men reg-
‘istered on September 12 may be speed-
ed up and no check in the flow of men
,to the camps be possible Gen. t‘rowder
1 has devised a speed contest among the
I in order that the classifiehtion and .
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5. various state and local boards. Three 2
‘boards have already completed their
task. They have classified all of the
' men registered, have put the Class 1
men through the physical examination
and have torwarded all of the data to
the Provost Marshal General. Two of
the boards are in Oklahoma and one
in laws.
Charts have been sent to each state
containing the names of all local
boards in the state will: seven spaces
j marked ofi' at‘ter‘the name. ill these
spaces the progress 0! the work or‘
each board is constantly kept uy to
date. The first three spaces indicate
respectively 30, 60 and 90 per cent.‘
‘completlon of classification of the reg-
istered men. and the fourth space when
filled indicates that the particular
board has completed classification and
forwarded to the district board all
pases rcquiulng such reference.
The last three spaces indicate re-
spectively 3U, 60 and 90 per cent. com
'pletiOn ol‘ the physical examination oi";
:Class 1 men. None of these spaces
can be filled or course until the first
,tour spaces are blocked in through'
{classification of all registrants.
; These charts are at each state heed-
quarters and the daily progress ol all
Comparison by Charts. .- l
the local boards in the slate kept in it.‘
Information of the status of each
board is wired to all of the rest so!
‘Illlll the board by filling in its chart-
jean see Just how it stands in the race. ,
I in addition to this melt state head-
quarters has been supplied with a
or old China; the yellow is m
Manchurla; the blue (or Horizons;
the white for the snow-owned hills
of Tibet. and the blaclt for Me-
sun.
‘ China daclsrad war on Germany
on August ll. lltl'l. principally be-
cause oi the enemy aciivltiu of
the German Military Attache at
Pekln. tor instigatin: raids on the
‘ Trans-Siberian railroad.
FREEZE ’EM OFF.
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. the USA
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WHAT THEY’LL READ.
,-chilrt designed to show Just when;
each state as a whole stands in class»
iiication and examination ul‘ its l'egia-'
trusts. Each state communicators with
.06". t‘roudcr its own standlhs. and
every other stateie‘notlned at It.
units do ”’u'NEEfiEUT
. ASTORS r0 AID
(Continued from rim rm).
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tions that lllt infection is spread from
th» slt‘k tn the Well by means of tin-
illsf‘lltil‘:t‘ lrom the nose and throat.
clilllryt‘d by coughing and sneezing."
stud llr. John '1‘. itluclt. Stale Commis-
ulunvr nl‘ llt‘illlll. 'l'aeiors should also
rrquesl lhut any member of the con-
Rli'flflllon who is liable to sneeze or
much during the service, ought to re-4
tire, in the interest of the health nt.
IhUSl‘ sitting nearby.“
Physicians and nurses, while attend
in; cows oi lniluenut. were. urged, by“.
llw Sum: Department at llmlth, to
wear masks. Thesr, it was said.‘
should be utijnswd lo the tut-c betm‘l‘
‘ entering it sick room and not removed
or oiliorWIM- touched by the hands un-"
til lht‘ attendant leaves the room.
Tin-n llil‘ hands should be thoroughly
\VMIIHI in all antiscplm solution and
the mask sterilized. Hospital assish'
ants, aCcording to the Health lhipnrl-
llwnt. should change their masks at
two lloul intervals. unless the masks
art- wot, when they should he changed
at shorll‘l intervals. The masks
should tlnn be sterilized.
Disinfection oi masks, it was exV
The fighters for democracy will new-r.
plainl‘d‘ may ho accomplished by boll-
ncvt-r cease.
CEIIl llif‘}“\'t’ Will] [0" us a “:tu nor.
lllllllt'lll Ill‘lii't‘.
And now limit the Fourth Loan
Sllt‘t‘tllllt! right ill 5:,
Let's show lllt'lll that we‘re lHlt'k of
them, find llltll \l't-‘rtutroitn.r strong!
l'lluto by Central News.
GENERAL FAYOLLE.
t‘n-ncrul l-‘nynlle is not so well known
M some of his l-‘renvll mnireres,
though his littlllt' npprzlrcd quite often
is
nzcr‘s lighting on the Somme.
Is-t‘s Show them that I'llt'll day we're
WlStT
.20 the schcmlngs of the Knlwr.
And in Franci- our hays will rmzd
(it how the Fourth I.nnn did sum-nod?
-M.ll‘.\' GRAHAM lltINNl'Iit.
‘llt'lp will It with your dollars.
i St'l‘llIC to the Liberty Loan:
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in the (lisptllt'lws lvlling of the sum- i
Anteri-
calls may have tnlhm ed with more in-
terest the lmmwnlngs on the Marne,
but the Somme record was Wonderful.
The light still goes on, lllltl you run '
Silli- ,
,WITH tilill ants AT illi'lnllim‘ FRINGE
inc lllt‘lll for five minutes. [Yntil they
. mil in- trolled, they should be wrapped
lfltl'lll't‘l)‘ ill paper. 1
l The llt‘ltllll ltupitrllncm pointed out
that observance of those.rules would
“‘3th the danger or infection to at-
tendants. i
GERMAN FOOD TO
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‘l-Ill'orts made during the summer tol
LAST TlLL APRIL}
nvcrconn this deficiency through thet—
productlon or large quantities of oil!
bearing vegetables were partially suc-l
cesslul. Severe restrictions (in the:
‘use of this of all kinds have been put,
’ into cllect by the German food admin.‘
istrators especially in the matter or
butter and meat fats. ‘
vegetables.
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There is dire need for sugarwa con, .
dition which the Government Fouflhlempire through another winter on the)
to overcome last summer in the "N”ttvailnble supply of rations. mu]...
duction ol' syrup llmducins caller “"dipmmlse is held but. however. that theidant on the animals during Januall‘l’.
‘cold weather will not severely tax the. February anzl March.
' By t‘fll'Pml “WWW!“ 0" vegetables physical resistance of the civilian
and tanned goods and restrictions onvpopulation own“ to depleted yiumy.
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:llhe store closes
daily at six o’clock ’
‘ There is a Sale of Linens
DamaskCloths ill patterns and by the yard.
Napkins to match cloths, Linen Towels.
Union Towels,
50 cts.
Fine Linen
Scarves,
18 x 36, $1.00
50
$3.75
What's Fashionable
in flats
"r Blink is always in style.
nnc black hat. And next will
livery woman has
to taupe, sand color
and purple. Velvet with Satin. lilll‘l‘U 'zmd pannc
vclvct with simple ornamentalinn. n quill. a wing,
it pin, a plicalsault’s i'ctltlll-l'.
uscd for tailored lmts.
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. Usefulibeather Goods I
h‘nlltzn-hc braid is
8: cont] lint-r.
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Picture Frames, u very large assortment ill
various sizes lllltl stylus.
$1.00 to $7.50
P1188 Gases, just the thin;r for holding regis—
tration cards.
50 cts. to $2.00
Document Cases for carrying hands, mori-
gagcs, etc, 41/: x 10 inch size.
$1.00
Main tlmir.
Stockings for Women
“McCalltlm” Silk Stockings, gray. castor,
Al'rii-ull brown, lluvy lllllt‘ :ltld \\'llll‘(‘. $2.50 8. pair.
Silks with lislc tops. a very reliable make,
black. gray and licldnmnse,
' $2.00
"Lily of France" Silk Stockings, lislc tops,
outsizes, him-k only,
$2.00
Mercerized Lisles, (fashioned scam) buck
gray and medium gray, taupe. beige and black,
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: this makes
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very rapidly as cold weather a!"
prom-hes and are usually nlnst allunv
Treatment should not
. - . . until lar e n bore of lice at tear {or
‘Illt‘ use of meats the Teutonm food‘fmm prolonged starvation this sum-1 3 “m DI
lofilcinls expect to be able to carry the, mer. The death rat
59 cts. a pair.
Main door.
be delayed
control measures more Mb
8 I.“ already he'wjficnlt. Cattle should be treated very
- -- tamong people “’0” 5° years of "9' ‘soon after they are broualtt in {mm
. Under "‘9 ”I” ”flew”! exports . the pasture [or the winter. Treatment
““1 MW 5““ 9‘“ "' 9"“ by 'h“ ehonld be repeated twelve or thirteen
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,l’oodstnls to Germany from neutral
have been stoppd. in every
the War Trade Board has to the bet
it:
ill}?
1' tit?
’UPI‘N 3m“ virtually ‘" ““99““ M :days after the tint application. then
once each month thereafter.
.0! M oil is recommended. owing.
'l‘ne us. '
that this can be applied
I‘M ”a...“ that the ”my!!!“ a brush at the title when one is
ideal-c or sun-ll;
M I hall fill a! n- linseed all
my lot sod aim-l. and the
'r' rm it" We M or appli-
the alllll‘.
lam! LI“ east-h. flitti- the.“ My
‘ —-—- . “I”. “Nana-run-
Manlmaprmtwnvh,m;ml fly
tire that attach sun ma: mo ‘lW 1-. mmm m
Hemmed Huck
Towels,
Satin Damask,
i'ull bleached,
72 inches,
(In,
cts.
Damask
con
3 yard.
Cloths,
inches square,
$2.50
Cotton Huck
Towels,
38 cts.
Lunch‘:
36
Third flt'ur.
“ The "Billie Burke" House Dress
Practical and hot-omit)". In ginghaun or pct
rule. neat patterns and the belt liuc is planned to
fit any figure.
Prices from $2.50 to $5.00
Second floor.
A New Umbrella
'l‘lrls llals llli‘ invisible strap. The little mn-
lilting ltlllltl \\'lll('ll holds
flu-ind usually dallgles ml
the lllilhrelln when
d drips with ruin when
the umbrella is open. Look at this st) lo and m-
the clever dcvire i'ur fastening". ‘
Silk Warp t‘uvt-r, silk misc,
pluiu llltu-k
$3.00
"(M l
handle.
I Mull.
Christmas Cards
The :tssol'lmcllt now
l't‘ilil_V. It will he \l'lN‘
to make selections curly wltilc the stock is large. .
ll you see a card that set-ills espl'viallly dcsigncd
for some iril-nd, now is the time to got. it.
Lots of things for so
idiots and sailors.
Prices begin at 6 cts.
With many days in
hin'n tint-l.
Candle time is here
pi‘ostx‘ut \\llt'li «audios .
will llc l‘l‘llllirl'tl this stock will lie wry welt-unto.
llullowe‘cn. 'l‘llllnksg'lviug, (‘llt‘islllllls, and llll'ill-
days will]? any timc.
Colonial Candles, squall-o, width with l)l.'i"l\'
stripes and pink rose llud.
Colonial Candles, sqtl
tall set with gold lines in
Egyptian Candles,
“fiusy Bee” Candles
Bluebird Candles,
$1.15 a pair.
arc. old rose. git-ml and
ld gold figlorcs,
50 cts. a pair.
85 cts. a pair.
, 65 cts. a pair.
40 cts. a pair.
‘r
Taperihg Candles, very gruvcful siltlpc. old
rose, pink, yellow, orange. I'l'il and dark lilllfk
three. sizes,
the cow's skin.
A hullctln that treats of sprnvilll!
and itinligalion and which gives the
lite hlelm‘it‘s‘ and descriptions or tin
insects is now nearly ready for dis~
tribution by the Aericnltuml Experi-
n.ent Station, Requests for this bul-
letin should In sent to the station di-
rector at Si'tl‘l‘s. The bulletin is No.
97 and its subject is “t‘illtle Lice and
Their Control.”
BENEFITS OF FALL PLOWING
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The more clficirnl lm- nl man and
horse lsbor. u tell as the other nat-
ural advantages of tail tdowlnx. .3 mo
important a matter m in- olellmiktd
problem "trite-red usl llw lu'ruh"
ism this you. and the turner who i-
Niu ohm-I is platinum: m mwt
dbtrlhmlo- e!
"um the was so I though :1 re
lil- m a! u!" m to
M
15, 20 and 30 cts. each.
I Basement.
‘work. Fall plowing often secures
better cmp. Tho sod has a rTJn‘
to be broken down by the action
‘frnsi and weather. and uintnrin:
sects are exposed to lllt-il' nitlllr:
elnlvs which greatly reduce tlzei'
hers. Carryina on nwt s- .
farm work will he lttl'tzvly u: . l
-by the tlbstitrles otercoluc
him: a system of rat-mini: in h;
efficient use on mun "ml 110*
Evrty acre plowed this full y
farm Work much ulsim nil-l i _
just >0 much Illl‘ llsud d-l.;‘ . «
sprint (‘0.\'\'_ Ann Hit
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Est. l-‘srm :an'tar‘tt‘
LIGHTWEIGHT IOXINQ
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Mal" bum rho-mine. the,
heat. ll th- i‘hflntogu 4mm
ted-v loll-Osbourne" ‘
murals-smut 0"“
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