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» ”ember of The Associated Press.
" , entitled iodine unwiel-
_ the local news-numbed herein.
Q“ All rifltts of ,-puhlic¢tion of spe-
~ gal dispatches herein are also re-
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VACATION RULES
,, . The vacation season iaslreadxpretty
well advanced. but there are-probably
" Q many people who have not yet complet-
ed their plans for the annual trecrea-
; :(ion outing. '11s. malignant-tee .‘e
wagons-ct “malignant
‘Ti‘iiiimpi'emles for-llattiné the very most
., .19" theholiday seasou._ Ileana mic
:4“ may tom. Mat he
“Mwlli Interest other recreation seek-
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.Gré
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slightest provocation.
day.
. a new friendship.
" 3.9". as well. gone.“ his suggestions
, Plan your holiday carefully, .but be;
ready to abandon your plans on the
A change‘oi work is in itself a holi-
‘7 ’ . One of the best, fruits of a holitlav is
unit-the sane .
used to. "
stochoiders who bodz’ht thymine;
cently. at current market values. with!
their eye. open. “Have they any right
to claim an increasedésste of «dist-1
um? ’~ , ~' - ~
This brings one to the basic “9!“
' oi whether. as the pumh‘aiingyalne ofi
”the dollar goes down, interest rates
should go up. lnthrnst rates in tener-
al have been going up'somewhst: w
is there any necessary and proper con-
nection Should a depositor or invest—
orvgeta higher percentage for his man-
oymimply because the money is worth
less?
History as We“ as justice seems to
be against it. When dollars would buy
tar more‘than they will today, interest
'rates were higher. And whether a so- ‘
called dollar has the purchasing power“
ter. asllong as the return comes in
.units of .the same as those invested?
’Here is a his subject for discussion.
The expert ought no the the public
more light on it.
mom m awe
Many and curious are the ramifica-
tions of the liquor question. One of
the latest phases is this: Walters in
many cities are asking filer hither
wages on memo-ii that their earn-
i’i’ngs have itallest! int since the can.
that went dry. - . . ,
“When patrons do not drin}. the wait.-
ers saymhey new gtvofich M
tips. - So the waiters fell obliged to:
use up mummy making out-
ptayers renew-9”. -.
it's too much to hope that prohibition
will cure the tipping evil along with
«filters. Bitt'it certainly has a tend-
ency in tlraudieection. if. it only re-
sults indowerinx tipping standard; to'
a amoretmoderate and sensible basis,
the public will Vreiolce. most waiters.
too. will be glad it in the changing sys—
- — . 1‘
Take shor. cuts it you will, mt rte-{mm “my am enabled ‘0 get 9 this;
{member “9'er «seldom rum" for incomeby lhc sell-respect!“ {process
' _. them: ’
.r’
f.
r
ience.
1.111 the choice of holiday books not on
can be taken at homeo-if' you chance
the hour of breakfast. ' '
it is quite plain that the British min-
ister knows thatihe first big value of.
a holiday depends upon one's own ai-f
'tittlde toward it.~ Fret and haste and
greedinese spoil a vacation no matter
how delightful the surroundings. -A
film, cheerful spirit. awake to the in-
. ~ terest‘mg things all about it and willing
. to abandon petty worries. can make
" ' even a stay-at-home holiday a recrea-
‘Itlon, while carried to new scenes and
4:.
« ties. _ ..
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WHAT SHALL MONEY EARN
ffiihidends. no less and no more. W'hen
giant'themcnly on condition that its
.u. _,
The1 best holiday is that which coir
"1 tains' the largest amount of new exper-
.‘ the principle that one o! the main uses
' of leisure is to feed the imagination. -.
On occasion a very good, holiday
experiences it derives the most pos-
e .. -
as; g: clble out.of the vacation opportun!»
of drawing a regular and sutfldent
slat-y, instead of having to eke out all?
ourdly small pay by}; halFtliszuli’ed
mode on bezgery.
._.—————-——
John Barleycorn fails to respond to
the pulmotorpand beer is still on its
bier.
.M
Allied Commander Who
‘Has Delivered Ulhmatnm '
to Bela Kun, Italy «Hears
. .In a big street car__,strlke recently.
he usual situation was complicated by. ‘
the-injection of anew problem. The
corporation concerned operates underl
igontract which guarantees 0 per cent
i
employees demanded higher wages,
company replied that it won‘d
m dividend rate should be‘ raised to
itwas fair enough, the -oiilciu:ls~~nl~
Muse the‘cost‘ofiivilig fluid“-
. ‘ to the stockholders just as lt‘llnd‘
"10 the conductors and motormen, and '
lgbdr‘were paid more'm'on’ey to meeti '
the Woo“, capital itself should ,
““21 new“ ' Pond "pix-{aling‘l‘ba sobiem’ Is.
l
Ontfleotherhandtheretemfi , f‘
of 150 cents or only 50 cents. what matL‘ as a‘pr‘otest m the strike which-
, ad dry. ‘Raill'oad workers that.) to
extend the smote Stralsund. ‘
, have been obliged to assure. and the
protection ailorded by the American
~seems the'oniy-lieans to-end‘a‘lltua-l
lion dangerous rot-Wand for
BRUSSELS. Thursday. July 17 (As.
sedatedmxomomnhso}
Belgium's :steel tndunry. whiohwss
systemutlcally destroyed b the Ger-
mans, will spring one of e hlgtut
dunno! the-city and sword: of honor.
Ainerican‘Ai-lny pattern.
steel «combination. in 8.3041 Eco,
or twelve of the roost po'we torn
pol-aliens whose plants were laid;
waste have decided to pool tb air inter- *
’ests into one immense undertaking.
Stock in the various companies fibe-
lng talen W according «the
method hallowed in margins. any
American plants in the United States
Steel'Corporation. The only thing re-
Chief ol'm‘e' Amerle'en Expeditionary
lathe neat war just concluded."
ionising to-be done is topiace a‘vai-
nation upon'theore mines lathe—sacs]
Basin and the Duchyolmnmboum.
let-strike bent: at Suttin Thursday.
paralysed" transport-thin halides
there for the last law days. All stored
including food establishments. drug
stores and people’s kitchens. hovel
been .cloeed. Melons refuse to
treat..pntleuts. gas and water-plants
have been shut down and wells
t thecltyale
3mm. July 1.3 (nodules
ling. which stands close tailor-user roy-
al circles. takes a serious view of the
illness or fol-mermai- m
allinxits "Carmelo-Writ" «1
said the onetime monarch is so de-
pressed hls physician views his con-
dition ascritieal. _, . /. ~
ly leave his ..
sees: in chest m.
to coaverse on religious subjects. He
Isis- to show a ”fishing-deduce
might to assassinate Major George
Cockle], Provost Harsh“ of the Ain- .
erican torees in Germany. The ma-
whieh will torn: a rtotme now ”I'm!!!” injured. The Ger-manoeu-
" I.” after tiring several shots. Mao
rush .
magnum, Jn'ly 13;...A cituens'coun: mMriel's home is in St. Paul.
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeituns. of
Berlin. the mouthpiece of the govern-
ment-sent to us Mot-r
finer Emperor-Williamsaysaner-
~hutih¢
impel-onto the.allies. it adds 1‘1
Prank—31m Germ We 30in” .
‘E' "'"" ”m
- Giulio-e! ”titular-war V .
GKfi't’Hehe misfito.m% x :- . -
“he spend anonymous-I‘m prayer; .
film...“ m mama-am. m'g'lflhn-eme ct serene.
vouaneas."
press -is such. according to the news-
heart trouble.
.Coml'nittee ohm Mr or
that the return of
prior rights of France from a political
rights of each in those colonies."
ies between France and the United
States and.France and Great Britain.
ments on the subject. He “ recalled
be established and occupied perma-
, nentiy. and said that he had been.
vobliged to choose between that pro
tection, which France 'alone "Would
and British treaties. i
VERSAILLT-‘is. Thursday. July 17.—-—'
Announcement~wos made here semi-
officially today that Baron Kurt von
Lerluler, the head of the Claimants
esls in France.
as -. diplomatic representative in
, France is the first step by Gemany in
the resumption of-such relations with
her 'termer opponents. Baron von
leaner-formerly was 4a secretary of
posed demonstrative strike»! twenty-
.. four1 hours. set for July 20-21, will be,
ers of Commesie and several inde~
edtproteutn '
the era-cm itte‘iotthe-nd-
er’atioupt’lgibd'r.’ which metthis‘ after-
motion that'win view «or the measures
was
' “w mm “Nu“ "'° "3‘..."me mbfiwme “m;
an,“ in the many ’afl‘fim“ tamed mm
. previously '
.mvilhb‘e dentin n July.
"l'he eondhton ot the 1mer<W17°fm.%ml- I” 17 --lc-‘
paper. that she may have to return to:
may (or treatment vol her old!' a a I or war m
rams.- TMMCY- 5“" “"nfifi’lufist: m manhole to uni
Wrens
of Peace iitoday. took up a‘report on ‘3‘ ”.181”: mg! irate
‘Gerlnan Colonies. This report “nioplni' 0-,, several ”mm my...
.Kalnerun to France M revivu the?
viewpoint. it adds. however. that a‘ffle' of the cmmw ”.m;
”recent accord between France and! , v-
omit Britain-rile machine ’“ ;;”“W M.“
ties which is considering the Treaty!
Premier Clemenceau. in agaring ;
before the committee, decla that . 4 there _.
the security of France was guaranteed I cannot subscribe. b“ are enor '
by the Treaty of Pace—fund the treat~‘
M. Cl .nceau reviewed the proceed-1
ings ll the Peace Conference regardw .. _ _
ing the left bank of the Rhine, sling, 8"” "'6 “3'93“” ' m“ mm" d
with the committee a series of decay
that. in the opinion of Marshal Pooh. ;
the bridgeheads of the Rhine shOuld.’
p the German embassy in Washington”
He has been attached to the German
‘ peaceuielegatlun since its arrival in mean-be punt-ed for mar-i
. Versailles. ‘
PARIS, ‘Thursday July Tic—The" pro-
.
tar tram general in France. according’
to modules! Was. The Chamb- '
wannabes-identifies” . A ”ti WWWWQSIs services, close
the Manama». .m'.Ma&fJ§afim*es: Wham '
hers ol‘mibm an 0311‘s.; a
Wtfll-BW' tendered him a dinner .
be. umwahexsiheadmn, wwweemt ‘
' W - ~ ..... an.
m swordot honorla gold mounted
it a handsome reproduction of the
The inscription on the blade il‘i‘eads:
Forces: in testimony of its high ap-
preciation of the valuable services
rendered by him and the troops under
his command in the cause ,6? freedom
~00nnm, July .18 (Associated
Peess).——Two Germans attempted last
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shots were tired at the provost
non: behind;
ems, July 18 (Hornet—Tho
inept under theeimperial .reshle. de-
chm fitinu lawn: that a“
«Warn-I. The
weer 0! mew
at no use. . -
July .13 “Invest-me
Benedict has addressed to the bishops ‘
“m mm"
tel-recommends that an auntie
mad
Christian “be am
tho elm“
codinkto‘iehlmtmm"
llu‘. ltia tunes-many that the return
wmheunnboutiheaniddlsm
h number about 460.000. .
pets. '0thers. . , ‘
SIM of J. Austen Wu;
Chancellor or the mucosa, that 21::
millions of people are no hard hit by.
the high prices and taxation that they
mous accumulated Var and other no ‘
{its whose possess” have lamentahly
tailed to respond to the "patriotic ap-
peal." ‘ _-.
‘The results ad “only too clear."
torts will be needed before our fin-
ances are placed on a really sound ba-
5."
CIDER AND SIN.
They are saying now that cider is
"intoxicating." Squeae some apples
and see if you can. find a less intoxi-
cating drink than the juice: So muohl
being proved. who", is responsible if g
later the cider oths own accbrd 'be- ‘.
comes "halal." All a man has to do isi
to sell a barrel of sweet cider to a; '
customer and agree to hold it until:
taken away and .wait. if the purchas- ‘
or takes it away I little flame and i _
skin were. had been unpainted Charge swim: a long while before he takes any.‘ ‘1
d‘Aflaires_ to look afterOerlnnn inter-3 '
. conditions the buyer gets a drink that;
Appointment of Mn 70]) Lergner' will knock almost anybody over and}
who is to hinder? But under these-
the seller is entirely within the law.‘
it is conceivable that a farmer who}
had a big apple crop might have a? "
good my cash and half-barrelsoné
his premises. all said while the con;
tents «were sweet.“ potion! buyers;
who wanted the real thing. While cit,- .
ins lntoxlating liquor. it does not lip-i
pearhow they seahepuniahedrortne
wickedness of liquor Which makes it-1
self intoxicating.—8artlord marlin. i
HONOR Lmnmwl‘r KEELER
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Pendemleboc Omuons have past. ‘ .
the rifle!!- . . 3"" PM» some»: font a... ..
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mm- gin-en club.
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-91! successful.
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them M a“ “'9 hm" a“
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{an ionic ’cuts.
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about loyal-us. inns it tug
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man wit. seen anal, «an
“raffle Quality;
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oval. m
Sky-d-
Mccerized Tabb‘Cloflt
Hamstltched .or round scalloped
edges: worth $1.59.
quality; worth $1.50.‘ Special
- "Labeaslt
Anson Gotham .
Standard quality. tall dye cheeks——
worth 25c. Bpecial
15c yard
‘ 33 Inches Wide. hlp“: "Hrht’d
Value 31.25. Swill?
9mm
WASH DEESSE
SESSM
Slander women and misses.
m map...“ hm Black Surf Satin _
”a“ 'm'r I“ Md 33 inches wide. has ; \o' ‘uslrou I
m in m n;- finish. fully "warrant: ' lr- ~. s. g?“
M 'm up ‘0 .10. ‘ service. Value ll " Slum-,3
ms WASH 79. W‘
mm 3M White Silky Finis
' nae—nu 1’09““
samurai amiss-load W 35° 51““
59c val-i
French Voiles
colon. all m. be:‘ mad... ‘
I! inau'widc Special -‘
_ 79c villi ‘
M Filtered lire!
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. Wiles
' about two dozen potter-n. veg (
choice colorlnrs. Spu a? a' .
“cam! 59(yarl
36 Inch Silk Poplin
‘ III-l“ Mimi—«int of 3}. Hr. 1'8! i
08- Wz-uilm .' 1;.” '
MLM'M
. mm
mason CM__
8739
Blue m capawiih mast-
ing color vest fleet. very prac-
tical styles, and finely male. ‘
regular lament.” ‘ -. , $1.19 varll ’
_ . ‘ . ., AVA. , _.i, v. .
moons . ;W M "mm
m , - V “ “Maw; ii a ll) : r" Oi
Sizes 2 to 6 years. 32.98 may we: atoll: .E. _ ‘, '73.; ‘
Poplin aniline-in a variety of
styles to same: mu, m on... . 49C "3"! ,
in-thlsiotaeliebrmmer.‘ 27 ‘m Black 1’00““ '
maflsnm Regular 59c Speculi ;
460 Van! ,
WEB HATS
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Atflso ‘ £0? 8 Bureau Host
About ”9’3“” mun“ h ‘ e, seamless in vii ‘ .nll;
“any trimmed - attmctnivsr: hose, Trunk top doublr S . .nd
"fies. Wort-h solo two. “1"5- special
39c pair
Mercerized'llahle’lhns
134 yards square. worth $1149.:
.Heutstitched flack Guest
W”
lSceach
Table Oil Gloth
Best Quality.
plain white and fancy patterns:
worth 45c. Special
inches wide :
cldldrenis Wool Sumatra
fines 24 to :8. Slip-on Mela and
button fmnt style.
colors. regular 85.98. Special
Standi'rd Peroxide, t2 or. bottles
'Begulsr file. Special ....... 18c
Armour Toilet Soap
White .and
Women’s Bumlow
WT Ange-ms Women’s Fibre Silk Hose
' serr' J '2 a i.’ .l
(H the Best Known Mum M....._....L°.“:‘:3:.. “.23
at Prime Rodi Less Than ““"rs‘ “9‘“‘3" "i“ 7"" ‘ ‘3 :
Ml“. .. ._ 59 (‘t‘tltS
limos noon. «Peel. Men’s Bl'd‘ H05“
W3C. Sperm] ........ ”c The Durham make Tim is 'm
Vt'ooabnry‘s Facial Soap wear. Regular 190 Speola‘
Regular price 250. Special.. loe‘ 15c pair -
“'oodburv’o m
Regular argue 35c. Special .21. : Boys’ NM Union
Mavis'fllcnn’s Powder W
3981113? price 25c. .Speclal. . 19c Athletic styles, sizes up to It \ are
As the Petals Talcunl Powder Special .
Begum 25c. Special ...... 1s. 69 cents
Mann Fruit .lnrs
Pint size. we dozen.
Quart site. 84c dozen.
Hall Ctfl M Cantu-rs
Six oak-shot- ....'.‘ ......... 35c
Fancy stripe and Figured Percale.
All up-to-dnte styles. and good qual»
ity malaria is. ..
Rhinos” ML". Small! --
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‘ ”.3 Nor-ans , ; www.mlar than;
V , b C
WomensShfl WNW gold 12 jars. Bosnia: $3.
pedal
$1.73
1” Piece Dinner Sets
Choice of three dPCOY‘IHHil‘n
69ml!
a. , ’3‘ ‘ . . .
. \alue 320.00. Special
Mm flit-lb!" , $225"
Blown-r. .. the“. milk «and blues, I Gilvamzed’ Iron Wash
‘vorth $8.49. - Special Tubs
. 91375 Indium size. regular-“$1.35, sin « ml
'M‘Mfl ' - _ $1.09
“'7'; =' t in“ hmtgflweepers
“3 W “ Wood m. e. Nickel Tn.-.“
lunar 53.75. sot-cw
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