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. TAFT DIZZY AG“.
In his zeal to accomplifl fie HM—
cation of the unamended ”do my
with its League of Nationw-
dent Taft permits himself to’Tflfle in“
to errors of thought and filming;
that utterly rob some of mm?
of any force they might W’
possess In one of his latest-'me.
9
‘Y;now building and to be built
lmeet. says the Implement and Tractor
lkcpt good 101
'hgm-
Willem.
i(Oiled out on Grid’s mt m:-
board even 55‘!!! ch. «antennas
is now being swept out upon His dust—
' pan?
I RdAbS'TO'T‘RAVEL’OVER
Highways are meant to travel over
That is the test which the highways
must
Trade Journal The doughfioys, it
says ale returning to tell of roads
they found in France which had been
centuries. and which
were able to sustain the harry traulc
of huge motor lorries without going
to pieces. Aroad which can do that'
is a real road hat a political imitation.
l
The Associated Press is exclusively And it 1,, mid roads, capable of stand-
ing up under the heavy pounding of
the present and future which the.
Qmerican public is now demanding.
“For-ten or fifteen years roads have
(M dispatches herein are also we- been talked about. and their purpose,
wrentiy. was to be talked about. .
' «states
this journal. But now the
movement has gOne beyond the talk-
If M is really true.
«one for congratulation. But there
must be- no cheer raised until we are ,
Lent of’ the woods—until hundreds of
l
s of built-for-the—ages roads have
My been constructed and
“t.
The impartant point in all the road-
building plans and activities must be
thzit makeshifts will no longer do.
The traffic of the country has out-
Solid honest highways
“Wheat.” to be travelled over
«was» ‘ly thing that will serve.
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"with To ORDER.
lit ls "m that an Australian Q
invented a machine
sciontlst ‘hs
which Ms rainfall by- liberat-
Mt Taft attempts to demonstllle ‘9 ing'flgh tension electricity in the up-
title to “roar
oecsions in Shantuug by stating um
they were granted to her by way or
indemnity on account of the Boxer up-i
rising. As a matter of fact Shantung
was leased to Germany about three
years before the Boxer outbreuk in
1900.
As early as 1896 it "was publicly
stated in the German Reichstag that-
it was a necessary policy far My
to have a sphere of influenza h’fohi’na
and it was determined that the bay
of Kinoch'ow and the envardnmant of
the Shantung Peninsula should be its
location. Shortly afterwards. her '4»-
‘porflllity came “when ’Wo Colman
”IiinlssiOnaries were murdered 'by Chi~
knese highwaymen. As reparation.
Germany submitted a peremptory de‘
mand upon China that the concessions
which 'ld'le later received should ‘be
given her. It was exactly as if Enml
land should demand the cession ot'i
the Sfate of Maryland if two Britislu
subjects had been killed in the lecent‘
1iotinz in Washington Which might-
easily have happened.
The weight that always has attach--
ed to my utterance of an exmrosi-
dent is the only consideration that
gains recognition to the exhortatit‘ms
that came-so frequently from the
,mouth and pen of Mr. Taft. As a mat-
ter of fact scarcely any of his state
vhear analysis but are
found upon investigation to bc based
~ either upon erroneous facts or unWar
I ranted conclusions. Like his letter re-
Vgarding Shantuns. once his false
premises are 'detected and edposlidu
‘ " his Wridusly constructed -al’2|llfl('nts
i fall to the ground. .
X PLUS Y
.-A speaker from the National Socinl
Unit organization had been talking at
. the University of California about the
work of the Social Bull in the (Mo-5
hawk-Brighton distriCt‘ in Cincinnati
where that plan for making a com-
munity tray democratic "has "been ~in
progress far the past'twoand ~a hall!6
ears. Among those who questioned,
Liar-afterwards was a young-Hindu'
student Who said he wished "he could
understand just what Americans
mount when they talked about democ-
In about this fashion the speaker:
Zrtried to make it clear: (
Helmet! 1! the. boy hld studied
:‘algobra. He had.
“Democracy." said the spectator “is
nobx over Y one class. the well-fed.
dominating over the
i‘per Mphere.
and mountainous districts of his state
in: cities of the United States
led entertainment and adulation with-
Iout reserve.
,thing that he has. his time and popu-
ermm is about to install a couple
of such machines for experimental
purposes.
Of course everybody knows how
necessary mindset times. Then there 7."
are We who really enjoy watching
Ila gentle sham, find others who re-
joice in a wild storm 6f wind and
rain. mut when lt‘comes to stimulat-
ring rainfall. will dilly two people in a
‘Egii‘en area he Hobie tolagree on the
proper time for a good shower? Per-
éhnps it ‘wlll require a general election
to determine the will or the majority.
lmwnlaking bodies might set aside a
certain rain period for edit-y week or
month. At any rate, there is meal»:
question “midnight to be fiettled first:
Once the rainfall has been stimulated.
are the, experts able to turn it of!
When they've had eno‘uzh. ”
, ——‘JO—-.-~——
SERGEANT YORK, AMERICAN,
Sergeant York. the Tennessee
mountaineer who distinguished him-
self bv capturing a whole German
machine sun laltalion single-handed.
has decided to capitalize the fame
which came to him as a result. He
proposes to devote his life to further-
ing the-education among the young
men and women who live in the rural
Y01k University is to be established
for the purpose and to finance it the
sergeant will make a tour of the lead-
delil-
eling a leciuic upfn his life and his
war experiences
An attempt was made when York
first returned to this country to get
him before the public. He was olfer~
.All of this he declined.“
saving that he preferred to dwell and:
work among his own people. The
reversal of his decisifln springs from
tho self-seeking motive. He gives the*
larity, for the betterment of «his neigh-
bors,'ns simply as he gave-his courage
and marksmanship to his country.
It has been said that the purest.
American strain is to be found among
lthe mountain whites.
The story 01"“
Alvin York would seem to “meat
5! or quarantced Excellent-ewe from thei
that the purest Anlericanism is to be
found there also.
other half of the world. Nortts'lt Y man When.
fiver X as the Bolshevists would have‘
.33. it is not X gobbling up Y nor‘f
acrobblinz up X It is not X alone nor
alone. nor does substraction nori
, vision enter into the calculation at
1. .
I"Democrac,v is X "plus Y. It in,
man and woman working right;
,... 9 every other man and W'np Its importlnt hills first.
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11 is indeed I
tried ‘
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sum “ESSES
Hundreds-tow From
The Biggest ‘iargstns lad the Season
Every’ mica hi’Stock Greatly Reduced
50 VOHE DRESSES
Of style and quality. in beautiful patterns and
coiorings. Special tomorrow
$233 AND 50:98
100 VOILE unmsns
Strictly up- -to- date models, exquisite floral and
other designs; pretty color combinations.
These dresses are tremendous values at
$5.98 AN” $6.98
100 DRESSES OF FINEST QUALITY
GINGHAMS
Lovely new selections in beautiful plaids and
checks.
$5.50 AN? $6.98
ABOUT 50 WHITE’GAM‘RBINE
WASH SKIRTS
”.51.“
All good styles and excellent quality.
crly sold up tqfil‘lfifi.
SUWWASH asters .
AT VERY LITTLE PRICES ,
“"0 are ofi'ering garments of smartest'and “lily
cs1 quality ill all the season's wanted nlalcrlals
at prices one-third under their real value.
as: .0 $12.50
‘WOMEN’S AND means
FASHION ABLE DRESSES
Hundreds of new
Form~
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1
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Of satin. silk and Georgette.
distinctive models.
best values that can be found anywhere;
inls alone.
STYLISH STOUT DRmES
Splendid collection of extra size dresses: the
newest styles that fit correctly. ill all the want-
cd materials.
Al L ARE MODERATELY PRICED
Sheddees
At prices as low as the cost price to Us is today.
‘t
1 FINE SEABIHESSSM’S
g Excellent Quality, Firmly Vl'ovell and Durable
Size “£90,113!“ $1.,75 at ............ $1.119
immmosuau ...... .....3179
seems: museum ....... . i$1.89
lHlGfl GRADE SHEETS
L
‘ Best Standard Qualitv Sheeting
‘ filtteel‘] dents a week for Se]f_im-m Siam, “1110 $2.19, ‘t. ........... 31:89
filament has men “Mad by th‘e:1 mm, m m, ‘t . n. n . . ”m9
hoard determining the minimum wage 8i: 9’8an value 33 W,- n — - -. ~ - - - - - am
for “Massachuseetts girls. mam 3i“ ”‘1‘” V3110 33-50 ht -- ..... $298
the committee looked the girls over, ' mmmsus
bnd Be "led the could easily be im-: ,
e y 9 Special Attractive l allies
of was “ Wm“ the" dim?" i 45:36, hemmed, valuusc, .1 .. ...... ...39c
that the, girls needed very litt e im‘ "'5?! 45x38, hemmed: mu. 1: ............ 49c
.13.... int H v 11 d p t 45:36, hemsfitchcd, value 79c, at .......... 69c
e or ng 0° er ome all u 45x36 scalloped, “109696, 8 ...........
him on the food job. , ’ t 59°
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zoo-lacunmnmng an “Mmfiifll mm
the end of August. proceeded to deal!
Values that you will find unequalled.
isn't
*fleb slviflmfibr‘ Mt “that 48-41! ‘that very irregular and unconcresaion-V
’Qoilfihke the Me of eVery 4X and
Y honor and happier. Merit)
31?
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i2 13c, ’29s, mwmmh
mammts r f
I’I'he ~W‘holesnie"Ctlsi Today 13 “Higher my 4
Our'Prices Dufiné‘l'h‘is‘Saie
....u.....o..4..c.’.a“*
- «wisest. ‘43.;de .
ONE THOUS
‘ I With the upward ‘tendency ot'ihigher pricesron all merchandise this extraordinary sale somdsthe war-ninth buy new and save money.
We buy merchandise to sell. We cannot afford to hold it because it has always honour policy to clear Stocks each season in order to have
The greatest variety and .
at
prices that barely cover the cost of the matcr- ~
.
TOMORROW WE'LL BE
"0er
it
Voiles ever melted “by the
Lesion Stone.
a” ' The Story Is As Follows:
entire business—and sold out 'to the American Dry Goods (‘0.
l
OFF. We bought from this concern about one thonsand‘~ysfls
of the most beautiful effects We have Ever ”shimmy are design-
ed after the rich figured Georgette Crepes and made to solid-or
yards to a pattern. at the extrema low price of
699 yard
It will pay any woman to buy an extra dress even
does not make it up until the season of1920.
500 YARDS OF VOILE that were 6% yard at
‘ 44cyard
" 500 YARDS that were 50c yard at
38c yard
‘Kayser’s Two-Clasp Silk Palmolive Soap 3 cakes
Gloves. $1.22 pair I
it she
. for 27¢
Fine Milanese silk. double finger -
£2: black and white. value $1.50 SkYE’S ConlfOl't FQWJCI'
- .2l~cents
Women’s Homstitfied Regular 25c.
Handkerchiefsfl-for 5c _
Mumm. for Persoiratien
Children’s Embroidered 19 cents
Regular 25c.
5 Handkerchiefs. 3 for 9c
Women’s Fancy Embroid-i
cred Handkerchiefs.
Envelope Chemise $1.29
'Each
These come with pointed should
. Superior qualit 48 l "“1" of a ““9 quality material. ,
48 sheets regular 75:"‘90995 "“1 -:::ltéiiy trimmed: regular $2.00 :
. »Woodbury’s'Facial Soap .anmk White Muslin
19c cake . /
{Regular 250 Petticoats $1349
Excellent quality.
choose from:
? “many stry'ies 10
regular l'aile”$l'.98.
'3
Kolynos Tooth Paste 21ch
Regular 30 cents. a w ’Emm’
Hind’s Honey and AlmOnd Apt-cits 98c
" , Cream 42c 01 Percale. bungalow. dress or but- "
i1 Regulsrfllc. .1 ton mm “‘9'
I Butterfly Talcunl ePowderE 5250 Standard “*9 é
. 19 cents ; Comets snout.-
t. {Regular 25c. Not all sizes. .
:Mavis Talcun Pomer’lk “Me Pinkghtin
Regular 25c. ‘ ’ Corsets $3.49 fir
* . Val 35,00 ‘
Blbcock’s Face Powder i' “e a .-
39 cults? t Women’s Rennie 3—m-
Reflm 506- low Aprons 98c
Value $1 .29.
15 oz. Bottle lof Perofidc;
”at“:
‘Bcgullr 29c.
_ .1 dream 20!: 1 Childrena Bathinz' Suits
It will be the greatest sale of!
A maker Ofsextra quality Dress \‘Oiles decided to close up his 1
every yard of his ncXt season’s stark-sat adiscount ONE THIRD I
31.00 and $1.25 yard. These will is; sold in dress lengths of 6 "
I 90 “Ch 1 ers back and from. embroidered *
...... . or lace tlimmed
Fancy Tinted “Writinir
Paper. 55c box "Envelope Chemises $1.49 ‘
Rabbéra Bathinz clips 25¢ ’
BARGAINS
ow,
~01.
.l‘
. \\ 1ht artistic none” designs
l
"‘7‘ W V" '1
RICH. LUSTROUS .SILK POPIJN
$1.19 Yafil
36 int-hos wide. all good colors- :‘$l.50 value.
$2.50‘WASH FLESH COLOR
S‘M‘I'N. 31.99
36 inches wider-soft, lustrous finish and grace
ful draping quality.
80c MERCER!!!) mm. "ISO
36 inches wide white and navy and colon:
«excellent quality.
warmsromsmm. «sac Hi}
lumen-sly popular for separate shirts
smooth. pennanent finish; worth it! .25.
’fiL‘A'CK SURF SATINSOc Yard
1Dumble quolltht;mmzicdffinifl1,‘&inches
wide; «sneak .01 .W'yanl.
34’.“ ‘B‘LLCK CREPE mu
$2.49 Yard
ln'dress lengths; 6 yards only
toner.
t .
1"th mom mm
27c Yard
36 inches wide; worth 39c yard.
$1.49 MEMO TABLE TOPS
98cm
45 inches square; substantial quality.
1 monitor vows wamnvos
49c Yard
(‘hoioe variety of patterns; values up to 98¢.
321N011 rLAm-‘nsnss amounts ‘
29c‘YIrd '
Standard quality . valui- 4‘01
SATIN FINISH spawns sadism
l llll size. handsome pattcl 11x. north $5.50.
TABLE 'D AMASK. 59¢ Yard .
tinml pl’mih'ul qllfllll)‘. plil‘t' 'Wllltl‘ bleach “
lllll‘at'tiyc patterns.
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9
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to our on» ‘,.
1?
_\".ald
“W's?"
“...,
launder like real linen; worth $1.21 lard.
Hundreds of {road lengths of \lil (lesiruhlt
104 ard plet- es. strong weave. soft texture and E.
Nainsook for lingerie childleli x
WHITE‘FRENCH VOILE. 39c’Ynnl .
FRENCH unless-amount. “CDC 9
turd. .‘
filamenid best wit-arts; worth $400
carefulll selected patterns
and wear‘riflumt patterns.
TABLE DA‘M'ASK AT98c You!
r‘llll width. lllereeriaed finish: “ill wear and
$2.50 TABLE NAPKINS. 31138 Bonn
TABLE DAMASK REMNAN'I‘S
qllilllill.‘\: plltt‘tl l‘Clflll‘less (ll (08!
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH. $2. 49 Piece
frec from dressing: Worth $3.00 piece,
SUPERPFNE'NAINSOOKS‘SZSS niece p
garments
.md other requirements durable qllakl} that b
{rhea satixfactiml. 1
Smooth \\ ox on. «slicer white voilc- 40 inches
tilde.
32 inches wide mild excellent assortment of
'llandmmc plaids and check efl'ects- worth 85v ‘
M“
27354 nfxmsrnn IRUGS. $208 5
All wool pile facc. extra cloae and been fine
8:512 BRUSSEIS RUGS SSW
'Fine close vmven wool face. mull weight and
9112 SMLESS BRUSSELS
mam)
’Bugd that willyivo subduction mppoarante
TIMPORTIMABS Rm
Size 9x12; colors ace blue hrml 11 and green
LINOLELII. 2 Ydscwide. $1.99 Yard
Envy durdllc usiitv til ,.
pet put ‘1 e parquet. and car
Yr .Wide 0mm means .zsc Yd.
A variety dmctivc patio-ms in all whim
wad fancy cohid' bet-den; exceptional values.
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