t'a power to immediately ,
the W m ~
get through_ Com. em-
sensing: the possioimy or an erect:-
,_ e- veto. Also. Senator Holmes“; .
9% Administration apparently has en- . ..
in ‘propognnda‘f in behalf 0! ' -4 ' '5
I '. Hudson's five year extension pro 1,
an.
Sen’nt'or Helm questioned Mr
6! “good roads that'
"lg like the New Hav—
E. ¥ The Linens
Really an important branch of the sale, for
there are splendid stocks of the fine staple Dam— .
asks and Na kins at prices which are nearly
wholesale begauses much of the stock was or-
dered at “before the \1 or” prices. _‘
Damask, all linen, 70 in.
Dresses, a Quick Clearance
Sixty-five fine Silk Dresses in a line
of desirable colorings. Former prices
not mentioned.
$10.00
redeemed memoir!
1111-. Clark said it the government
should acquire the property it would
pay ”something ill» the real value"
7 “not low: tint that it the gov
this road."
goes“ “on McLean, “there
be not much equity for the?
._I: m ' 3:1. my immssion,'1-e_i former Prim $325 for :2: No telephone orders No exchanges E
E $3.501?»
.DR %¥€I§F%ET%PKIN 72 in. 3% $3323: Chddren’s wear k
l (Mt-£11111 Pint Page) E 3-5.. Irish Linen Tablecloths Coats of Wool Velour, lined throughou t.
he one Olga. (1100033233: 3131!! :11: 2‘: 21/2 012. 60 for 5 8 75:» for ages 6 to- 10 years.
,$;:ve years and in the event 2x3 $14.75f01'3-935 . $12 50
orgasms...“ axe/2 $17!»wa , .
Extra size clams, 21/2 x 21/2 $15.50 for 31m
Pine Imported Cotton Tablecloths:
Size 2 yards square. former price $4. 50 for $3.50
Rain Capes, navy blue and red with lined
hoods, for ages 8 to 14 years.
pp“ “8—1 .
' '. The till contains no estimate of the;
. awed-um butsmthat it
ex“ Min real estate and :5. one:
In m The widw is mode.
is
Y
This is a timeto gather
m .1! guardian for the minorE 1‘”. yards square, hemmed, $4. 50 for $4.00 '1 W0 Furnishings $2.50
,« .I NT ‘ 330' - 3 x 2%. hem: ed 3550150185755 1 1 1m 1 1 Were formerlv $3.95
W f mmmmtc . I‘ . " 3110a ntsnnceu no -
"EGOU1%%§0ADS; 1-8 in- square. hemmed $4.00 menu :2 '3”.:::r°....“.“..:.:::::.::..: {23.2. Ch 'ld ’ W ’
—— . 22 in. severe, harmed” semesters I I3: $233.33: 110;? ”“151”... . ‘1 ren 5 omen S
Cums" “0m “’8‘ me I Gotta: Damian... imported. mmfwu~ " s... s... m... 11.1... m a p... Jim-v Gmgha m Dresses Serge Dresses ,
l . .
v.3 an: employment amazes; . $235 50531“ agés 6 to 10 vears A quick clearance. E
“nu-w. be settled between $250 fat-$1.95 . - . : 1
anions and moments would be»? , . , . . _ at 890618] Not all Sizes.
2W ufinstnent board 1'1th Cotton Damuh $1135 for $1.15 ' . Among the desu'able furmsh 111gs are some “fie
my... “2,...W... :3.°§.§;:§3£33‘§3.°:E $1.331qu. «1135111211 Four-post Beds. They are of mahog~ "5 “3' ‘ 9...... floor-
“2.3m. “:gnggggg'ggggmm E .89for .75 any, beautifully finished and such pieces are al‘ Colored Crepe d2 Lhine
in; unified management by the Rail»;
reel We“ would he smiled
nod. but the executives object to Del
rector-General HcAdoos propdsal for;
m monsoon of govemmentt
Their suggestions are similar-E
ways. in good taste. A “Founposter” always
”(lilo/uses up” daintily. Its valance, its. roiled
pillows, its spready falling gracefully. all go to
make up a bed on it should be.
Hun Linen, ovster white. 36 inches. wide,
regular 89 cts. Sale price 004.58
Plain Linen, white, medium fine Weave, 36 inches,
One hundred and fifty yards in ‘
the quality sold at $2 .50
$1.79
eon
10 “We or the Inter-z regular 95 etc; Selle price '15 on. a .
ed b.1116 mamogfigfigg 2: near. E fleets of heavy muslin, 81 x ”inches, .. . Specials manage. .. sale pnce I
iwwygtzffid mental our. » “Sh ed usffgnlar “g for $1- 4. wm $255. 00110!!! “1% Were $48. {31>} new $9." . TWO ”om '
"“mw ”PM“ ‘9 ‘° "‘5' : 'Eemmed eats. so m n. moo * $32.76 $16.00 339110 . .
. the £3... flg‘mmE fie 63 x 90. regular. $1. 55 sale price 31$. ' $4000 33490 $55.00 $47.00 Dons Special Embrmdenes, 3
gm manners. 513333;; E 72 x 941,. :_.- $205 $1.39 , I . _ Laces and
w». mt: me; 33273513...Z‘i§ 81 x 99 " $2.25 31-89 . Wood Beds, paneled A clearanlcie Iof odd T . . E
m “a ”my” ”a "W? New Gnu, good quality. .2 , , '1! le and Walnut, macs, JUSt a it. 9 00m“ rimmmgs ‘
tfinen at: g‘mfiifltlufil-gilili . regular 50 ets. for 39 on. mm» M an, P3371 some w1th un- ’An odd u otpour-
, . . _ greatly It‘dllnl.d. P
out? ‘ m '0“ . breakable faces, some .,, . _
. 7% maidzgteégyerpgsgflE mg 311V, with hair others 1‘! ct pretiy and
“ 1' m. M.Ei’§.§ie?§3‘:.§§§§§f‘ Odd China ' regular 1"“ 1‘ ’0 80“ ‘0’ $4900 without. ’ dam” “1mg? “‘h‘Fh .
:5 ' " “more: we: n.“ m. . m m . $30.00 33 T 31:33:? $110333
Wmmm'msno 1.‘ '1". ”In?" ~ “5“, a $40.00 0 close out, were a .3- a1 - _
.Ii:.ue1o¢~om structure, which; 0f Em PM -~ $2500 mm $1.50 for 89 m. fingers can make lIIltn
15: W W“ ”Va“ “m“ . ' ; dress. ornamentation
E... magma“ mm m mmtfiaE lav-ico- Plates from English Potter-lei. _ . . Ma is $2830 $19.00 'A second leg at or {one}! articles. H
j. «7...; ‘gfimzn‘gp' finégmfigd 3:? these are most artistic and 0! fine paste. 7 (W ' p , regular $25 00 for $18.13» 50 “5" $1.00, :fmcdgginiehr: I???
:37”: m:.mtwfifggzna?ggfiy; Nippon ware In various Odd Dim WM . 1 $71” m.” M “d a.” $11901; 0111" 53:10 talllt"
:T “nu 3. mm” of the 11», help out in the diningroom. Cake, Salad and $30.00 32150 . . Sou-l loo:- in the main aisle.
We: 0! interstate com- Deaeert Sets in this “are are. extremely dainty. 'Walnut I , 1.1.1.
m: flit. an} things substantially I 1 I , I_ I I
, :efi'ecti'nw them. including all rates. . I fruit .BOWlS, Sandwich and Cake PM”, regular $24.00 I“! $19.00 _
“ ‘5 '5.“3“..§a.“2?‘2‘_£. .2". m 3.1.. Candlesticks and Vases. $25.00 ’ $18.00 Stanonery Books, 49 cts.
m mfi‘é‘éfi “3.”... 11%? $3231", Attention to the three tables. > ’ i $30.00 W and! Note Paper
A group of ceriah
older numbers of the
65 ct. reprints of pop—
wt 90 for as necessary to car-
= an the— purposes herein mentioned;
~‘ interstate Commerce
~. . ’ 3” M0 act as a. quasi-ludmi 1|
" -“ m, with authority to pool
This is an extra
nice grade of small
size paper, especially
put up for the sale, in
i9 cts. 79 eta. and $1.00
All specially reduced for the sale.
The Gatealeg Table
Such an article really gets to be an intimate
I‘nhrE
Mm“ “finfdgggigfllgmme :1: . . 30“ Tumblers Ila-18° 313-33 Flowu' member of the family offering its services at packages. “I“: books. Some fa
not or omen one“? rovl-nadE '5‘“ M blown “1‘33” and Fruit 30W”. breakfast, supper or luncheon, by the fireplace :36 Shiite . £21; routes among them. _.I_.
mes: ”“hfg’f‘l'mzfltxmu £1931 T981113]? PM“ imitation cut glam. or in a sunny Window. “'hen not required it- en 0% 49 cts. 5’
do no convenience .m .-.i ' ' - $1.50 25 cts. simply folds up and retires inconspicuously. Vi??? nice linen Come soon.
-.Wis first on": net! {1.0%}: 0E “ 058 a dozen paper, 78 cts.
, I {It . exec. - - - Basement. , In Lfahogany, _ m floor. Main door.
E $W£$§igm fggfiop‘s‘f'sE ‘. . * Were $30. 00 now $25.50 Were $27. 00 now $24.00
“mmfimpfwfi’nfifii All remaining Toys now being sold $33.00 an) $24 00 $20.75 Read Diaries, all that
.mfi Ila-“defied ‘0 the SecretmyE in the basement at Were $19.00 new $161” remain ill stock t“ be
1 W _ . ‘
lb carriers should have the pew 25 peg cent: xeducuon ‘ Fourth 3’05) 4‘ Closed out at 5 til-S.-
or. to initiate rues. schedules of which E
“be filed with the Interst'tte.’
W Mission. With the See; .~0___ -..
m oi." Transportation, and with x Cu gler’s
--— _. ,. —~
W0._-_~_ -,. _
RWATEM ll! TN: naval service of the government dur-
statement specified
in... We commissions in which )1"
on roll!- ore applicable.
rho Secretary of Transportation
might “prove the rates. let them go
.m weer without approval, or sus-
penthemndreter; thereto the Inc
We Commerce Comnussion “rm
mm The Commission might
also hear complaints by shippers or
m ow hove authority: to pre-
m as well so manhunt:
. ”n.
" , ner as freight rates.
that "the statute itself should provide
the rule of rate making, but adequa o
and snfliclent to enable the carriers
to provide safe, adequate and suficient
service, to protect existing investment
and to attract the new c 11.;111 nuke)”
sary in the public interest.’
Alt was declared further that .‘Jthe
statute . should provide 31” sing
rates,_put into eifeet by the Director.
General of Railroads. should be con
tinned in effect until changed by the
Interstate Commerce Commission as
provided by law, " or through initiation
of new rates by roads. Express rates
should be dealt with in the same man
Federal rate trimsls.
. might be erected- in
' 'l'hc 11119184333 annex-om
”when“ aegis ’ ’
WM
gionals for each of which the Pros!
dent should appoint a regional com-
mission, which should be .. board 0!
primary jurisdiction, consisting of one
member {or each state in the region...
The regional commissions should have
authority to determine all complaints
.nd to report 1‘0 the Interstate Com-
merce Commission. If no objection is
made to. the Interstate Commerce
Commission within a limited time and
the Commission. does not overrule the
lower tribunal, the orders andfindings
of the regional wmmissions should an-
tomatically go into enact. '
The railroad executives' plan pro.
vides for federal incorporation of ln-’
terstate carriers, for government so.
poi-vision of security issues. and for
be grassed the Secretary of Tamper
tatlou. said Mr. Cuyler. These would
include Minority to require rerouting
of twine to prevent or eliminate eon.
gestlon. to require common use or
terminals. to compel complete unifi-
cation in war times. or other periods
of net. 'onal emergency, to require
roads to distribute care among p.31.
runs fairly and to other roads to pro
ride for proper Went; o! trafie.
Mergers or cousolidexions. inter-com-
pany Well]: on men or. We
es. pooling of (militia and grading of
caning ineonnoctionwlth elimination
subject to his normal according to
13:0:m"rhc Interstate
Macedon
’seefing
own. seamen OF MEN umo
LEFT To BEA}! ARMS
WASHfNGTON. D. C.. Jan. 9.-—An:
no.1... . ._ .ue 111119. when men who left
"*‘w “firm! classified. civil service to
tflewmmmeoithecomtry
would be. mustered out and, therefore,
calm the United
States Girl! Service 0018mm rec.-
mumthepraldentthum:
mummmmmm
.flmmmcfi‘hfifliuh thocivd‘servleoofsuohm Ao‘
evil-3r ngimdfln-fioh
W
E in; the present war with Germany and
Iwho has been honorably discharged
may be reinstated in the civil service
at any time within five years after his
discharge, provided that at the time
of reinstatement he has the required
fitness to perform the duties of the
position to which reinstatement is
sought.
it will be noted that under the terms:
of the executive order, a men who was;
W from the civil establish.
“.1111th “AB VCIW be against 1,300 last war
Imamnavu We mitten
mmwmmm
.mmmw lt‘
. Isought.
restriction that the mam
insisted in the pal-um: .
from which he was «A1134.
the terms of 1hr [fixer-1111-
’:my be reinstated any'ein
civil service, provided the;
of reinstatement he has 1.
fines: to perform 11113 1111111 .
sition to Which rwlnsmu
Fine! enrollment rigor s .11 \
\ersity reach a total oi ahmh
v”.
has 823 and Sheff 68831111 ‘3“ .
Wm make up the D111:
m W31“: has 0:5 ' "w
“mm While only!”
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