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JACK DEMI‘SEY. CHAMPION PUGILIST. fll'YS $1.000
$1000 in T. . 5. Certificate
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SAVING S
CERTIFICATE AS A PRESENT FOR HIS MOTHER.
Jack Dempsey. pugilistic
champion of the world? is prov-
ing himself as canny in the
world of finance, as he is in the
realm of fislicuffs. The youth
who whipped the hitherto in-
vincible Willard on July 4. has
placed $1000 of the purse he re—
ceived for his share in this mo-
morial battle. in Treasury Sav-t
ings Certificates. He has pur-
chased a $1000 Savior“ (Hr-lili-
cate as {1 present for his mother.
"D:ad Broke" Champs.
Dempsey in pluving hi> tumm- in
such ~‘I‘tlll‘ilie4 us “i‘runsury
Sarina; (‘t'llllli’fll1‘< ha< profilg‘d liy
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tho misled.“ or tho vhanwions of tho
p.151 who, a low yvars alter their to
lirmnt-xzt “‘3‘!“ the ringside, were gon-
(rully “dlad bruins."
Dempsey hquaadéng his finan-
riul resources as wret'ulh‘ as he luv“
al‘icx his physical well being, D2112;-
se) hm: no leanings louaid :he
”gut-ricllquick” xezhd-nics. find salve.
o.l,\‘-tonyumi nuddlrrs of seruritios of
doubtful vuluo
IlviupJ-y knows that the little
brown uulo. whirl) note. is the yn m~
l'urll~ Sam, Juiiuuvy 1. 191.4. in
pay $110”. is alsolulrly tlm lint: '
\(‘xlflll-‘Hl that he or any ()lhcl‘ man.
who i:..: anuiluble luuds t.) invest (In
make. “ ’ '
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Crane Says I.
Thrift 1,. ximply lll!‘ :ipplit-azt
intollzu-m .1 l l ruin-1.141111»,
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ion of?
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ll dot-z- n-ut r Lon ' 9:111:12. l.
door- not cum trw'f "‘"1
pint'hing. nip 'r.'i.tio~' :ml mm."-
nos:. Thu! l: (1'! v: :E 0 most “Hill. I
kind rt “unto, \":>ll,‘ or health. (l
seiziz'ils‘ and of liaw no): 0' llft‘, --
Thiii't moons i::lu.l..';t\:.t :1‘ 'r-«Lin
'13?) =tn-ml 3 dollar my; 712:; mu 1:.
two vlullu‘s noxl munlh. «, ,
'l‘l:i;.lt mull”. a budget, It, you,
h‘ng 1.1-..59 p311". it nwkr“Q lllll“ (li‘i‘w
forum's l'f‘.‘-.l“:;;l~h v :i n..a‘._ '.‘.'h. '
is f‘i' 11:075-14qu ;l"~.‘.' zl l ‘1, \ .
dot: low.“ 111:1 1‘. 1'1.'n..‘ 2’
Sui." in») i.:t»:i";.~ 1.1 R15 l
Bin". \Lizh Mr lv Null 3'. ‘ 1.. d..~~‘l In
- who?» WL'IH‘ ; mug. lml, W-‘rv (‘n (.ur
Way " .
Thrift impl‘os lt?l‘!"“f‘lll. It man:
go (“an um: tuuzouuw 1*... wrll as to-
-d;.:\-.
it is the Gllprnr‘tv of (1th ‘irmx.
The child (1:?) grnsp'onl) who! i'~ in»
foi'oi‘liim. Ho ('Llllfllillv'lrflll'ln" 1h” 2';-
turo. Hv “want-1. \"ll.’l[ iw \‘sunt; “hon
ho wonts it " if it3 hdll no oiler
bonds. to think ft: l‘..’:: l.” 1'." *' ‘. l'k.‘
tlw grasshopper. (lance all Summvr
and Siztivcfi all “utter.
Tho :‘_Il\".l,"..‘(‘ oats n'lion h“ llrd:
meat. llo gnu-141‘s and sloops. not! hr-
twocn limos; rinn‘ms. Tho c‘xllizr‘d
man lays up. In abundance he pl'i“
paros .‘lgfllZISl famine. llo builds
barns and unrehonsrs. ’
Thrift implivs «if (mntiol \\'n are
.mnsters of so”. not slaw-:1 or :c-ll
Thrift im; li u:
not wish
others.
' Hence we lay up sum'llzing 1'1):
lean (lays.
r‘a‘lf'risilvrl. '1'9 1‘”)
to l:::.omo a Lundcn upvn
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By S. AGfiES DONHAM
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Tram. 112.5 a day. years ago, who!)
(he 11.21134- \\*;;.+ «maiden-d inoxwri
'34-? in mallvrs of lam—21W and n
"omit" for the. ' man. Editor-
r‘cutors on city newsprint»: frc~
q '1 till). pulzlisligd ' warning to, the
inn-12151 to lwwKi-e of the gold brick
2" man And (‘lrn now this id'la
.' the tanner bonus in prevail in
than»? (jllztrll‘ls.
why warnings should bn‘afi'
d l.» lnxmurs rumor than) to thv
r: » zit-r!» or the turt'opnllluu diatril-ls
no-xor ho.» boon mzulv rlvar. The mod-
=v~rn hum-i mun sllrlm to the city. to:
’91-’- most part. llo gave up trying to
Jus't
‘. ,.
‘ pull (ha- luruwrs years ago.
Many s‘ooks a. o ofl'orcd in 9x-
t~iumuo for lilwriy olinds and \‘fm
Ssvznra Stamps. it. is obvious If
mom): Shams of bulilxd in u. romp-1:1;
ran ho bought for tulv llilmrly llond
thorn is an (‘lomcnt of chant-LL- (l in:
(lenxrzit (hour‘s-min lhv stock. Thom
i: no alumni of Allitut't' at all in
(jol'wnmont s-‘rwrnlifivs. Sl‘w'k swim“-
mon aro now touring tho zizrit-‘tlmril
«lisiru'ts cndvavoring to intvresl funni-
qu in various ('llllpfllill‘S upon surf;
u how's.
Vil- lzrlioz'u tho {armors of Amerix‘u
can lzo roiitd unmi. hoix‘z‘rur. to hull
“Low gowziunont s-st-zuitins and b
rnzlleiil, lh [3w man. to draw a salt
and luxury rain or interval. rutherlhnr
Io Ink; chant-(‘5 on priane securitios
{ltnblnuy turn out tom ions 0:
n‘l "10:19)" invrst: d.
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do .—
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sl'
one it
' hings which can wait.
waallow for work, rest
will suffer.
fall. to rest
We should
and pl
is (Moraine that nothing slinll’bo
int-nose it wot: forgotten or
flzlel'iwl fin' lesu’important things. “’9 uliould platLonr time so that
1e.ma,1' act-oniph11h as much 111110141519 and leave undone only thou
divide our time in suéh a way that
‘ . ay—othenvisc’the quality of our work"
it we fail to play our wank bceomes
work becomes forced. and is poor.
drudgery. If we
SUGGESTED TIME 8005373
Weekly-Séecial Work
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“’ASHINGTQN. .0ct.‘ 11.~'The-j’-‘g.-
PMn—Pflm ”r-
,lts makinnt, Han. Jonathan .
went from its Washington mdmr‘ “-l
ers: . " '
“"Why has Secretary of Elm-imam;
Houston selvcted an. aggregation 0!.
March Halters to represent agricul—z
‘ture at tho industrial Conference, 40 be!
‘held in Washington on: week? 15;
qutstion the American farmers are-
asking. It is mum: )lr. Houston;
has named to represent the farming 13’ .
ltcrtsts. at lth «min-once. a wild-eyed
Harlow of theoneiiml lama 5 who
lcouidn't tell enslluse mullenilluer u
,put to the test. 1
1 "Chief among these buoyed 80",
ishevists, selected by Secretary Hausa
iron, is an :lionml cnt. J. \5'9-110!‘ Long,’
"who unmars to have ucuuin-d his crop
iknowledge from an intamsivo quay in
.mfly life of the subject or osteopathy. ‘
which might possibly ‘qunlify him as
31m nu horiiy on boat ft-itilizor. \Vhilo
lhe ha.) rover been :uspectnd of 015;»-
llng or working a farm. be has talked;
‘tarming «uh his city friends. and has.
visited city markets. Alter zraduat-
in: in his ahstruso subject. he hung
out his gilde §hhgle in Sioux Falls.
South Dakota, just about the time the
Populist movomont was about to ylvld
a bountiful harvest of unsuodozn
theories. Long quickly Joined the
movrmenl to disseminate Populist
ideas throughout the country, and his
work was so vflccflvo that h? borrow:
a mombPr n“ the munty oouimi'uw.
llut ha continued to develop and final
13' became too radical oven for tlilr
ullrmradlcal organlulion. and. beta:
invited to 59:1: now political flplds. he
hoolued up with the Socialists. He did
rot prove Ms eligibility for womb".
ship Pnl'lllg the Socialist ville. who,
wampd surgery lnste ’or bonotwisj
lug, «0 ho gravitated lhv Non-Parti-
nan i. ‘ findLII-Llér- -oiued the Am»
r:~i_t;un 3151111; of l?_'. y, :m organiza-
tion which has collocted the moat um-
pz. honslx-o annulment 01‘ "isms.“
"isls' rnd "o‘nglvs" to Do found in“
any political museum.
"it is rvportud that Lonz’hsu- pro-
pawd for the industrial Cantu-once.
what was known 13 the old time prac-
titioner as o "thqu dose." u‘nrrpnt—
ed to cure every political-ullmnt, iron)
indirldualivm to the 11. C. of L. It is:
mid to include Government owngrshiu
or railways. telegraplua. parking.
houses, banks. inuruue comlvunivs
minus. stool plums. and Mal-bi}? '
farms. sinv-o he is to ra‘n‘vsw liar
farmers. Me “Hi insist. it is and By
his admirers. that his pro rand» i»
uwdiatelr adumrd. The “5.9011 .Imr
Iiou‘don'a appointment of Hr. Long 3;: ._
said to be his anuyunhy towardtgy M- , 1
tionul. Board of Farm Organizations. ’
whilh has xu'orely ca;il4c§znd"‘“ 3‘4’. '
Houuon in tho past. This bean! i=1 '_
mad - up of the has! minds in tho- angry-9""
cultural cnmimmlty. -' ‘ '1
"I‘owr‘un‘ Loni- Irwo‘rili“fiw"’mfl~: ‘
be d’usinated smuuvb»: bv owl-mm
lng influxncos of 1‘. S. Barrett. presi
dent of the l-‘armers‘ National l'm‘on.
and a manner of the National Board
who. umnrently without the knowl
edge of Ir. Houston. has been uokclr
ed as n delegate to tho com‘erenco.
Barrett. is 11 Georgian. He helped fix
the prim- of wheat. and he repreuent
ed the N. B. of F. O. at the Page» Con»
forvm-e. where he discussed the {u
lure of agriculture with Lloyd (M320
and Clemenceau. He was once odor-ad
tho portfolio of Agriculture by the
lau- TheodordRooses/ell. He believes
that the. mars have rower been sn-
ciallslic,‘ "Yer will be, and never can
be. bocuuaa-they have that ‘homu in
Vhich their filerestnfiana abmrbo-l.
.and it will be impossible for [how to
assent to the proposition that all 9,1,1.
sonal l'mveri)‘ be merged in the state.
‘lf the (‘onrorvnro is comm; together
to discuas Mudcmic questions and m
DrODosv rnned'ws for unrest, which
cannot be applied. then the galiwring
is doomed to failure.’ doclaz-«s Mr.
Barrett- 'Agricullure may be doumnd
ed Hymn to save the world from iit‘i‘.
It will not bc diverted from its duly
by suggestions that have not how
tried. and by experiments which 1'”
doomed to failure: and he .uma mu.
0’ “gem! aceomp‘lshmem. 1r him. gn'nt.
ernment erlalo‘are to make the con-
{arenas u podtlcul gaupaw."
l
A CHANGE. l -
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l Dr. S. M. Neil: has Nun-wad ‘-‘— u’
flee from 75 South ‘Main to 47 Saw]:
Main. This is almost a reversal of .
numbers: but there will ho no revere.
al in the policy. by mean: of which
Dr. Delta has established his p-‘artlco. '
The corner stone of this policy iu’
sincerity. 5
Dentistry in a Winona. a profession.
and an art. §
l Unfortinutoly. there is supposed to-
,be a dilmnce in the ethics wing!) rog-
:ulate a business. a profession, and ani
art. “"‘
' l There'is no real difference. and, 38-1
Mordav , Esuredly. there should be none. 1
1.113;.ng $.39“ to laundry and put house in good general order. 3 1A pmfmion implies oollugialetraln-.
Wéénégd -. ash and iron special‘ pieceg‘ not sent to laundry. ging: an an 4mpfie3 [m physical aD-'
Thursdafy 82:11: gaggomsa Gitve opecxal care to bath‘wom/ {plical of tested and approved formu-'
- ’ ' an a ' ‘.
Friday Clean living memes“ I21 1?; in 072g" . .lae..buskiess i‘ th,‘ “samba at
saturday Preimmtions for Suradnay ls “C 137 mending. sex-Vine to the public at 3 Just mum-j
clothes. S ecial d 5:} ', a, ‘ aunt and put my clean ,neratmu. . . 'l
Sunday Necessary proutineu “1131:: Rest S ‘al 1' - - The presenation of teeth is "‘9'
Seasonal or Mo in ac: xfe With family. greatest ethical tenet in the sphere on
January Sowing, replenishing householdnfiuy 1i identiauy. ‘ -
February Clean book shelveS, closets etc pp es. i As the winter diet dimers radica v
March Clothing inspection and plains for summer ’cl th‘ -from the summer diet, and, as 12,-.
_ Attend to screens. ° "‘3 . change 9t diet produces u-chauxe kl
A1’!"l Swaps for summer. Remove storm window; Ithe chemical among and motions of.
fly Putting away winter clothes. Take down f co . ,the disertire fluids, and, agteeth run '
hm" . “n“ "p“ -. Ell-911.com”! flat when acgcs 0
July) Out of dootllfe. Canning and sewing. [these flaw. q". ”a“ "a,“ 3’1 7 v ,.
ggtgstgs P . V . .1! me half-3633!; ‘hkfllhai ‘ Wig}!
' P m ’ $111....” {wifin‘ir‘a-‘éI-‘tifii‘aimfi'mgmg ”WM“ ‘33‘ “’9 “‘“h b" ”mm“: and
October .. Sal cleaningi of ‘rq-s 33d i ' ' , l The “ ‘ .- .-r _,1' . .
N othinc- Airing ciqsetss. at; a,“ Paw" u" “m In“; tmmmmah‘: fi?-'§E 9t.“
jwml’tf, ‘fi‘°“§'£l¥?lw W'uflmfiw‘“ ..- ‘
I}. f“. .r. 1’ ‘. .... .u a ’9'; :' a : I. . W“. '1. _ .. .1: A; .‘ 1| . a
In, today gave out the Idiom ' '5' " {Z}. -5
)‘i.
1». 1 ‘-
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i) mma C9” —
or...“ .‘ur _ ,.
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‘_ ‘lyutGo’clc-ck. ”u; .2
Tea Rom:
f‘l homo ~.
'disl.t-5 served it.
‘tizing ways to m»: 11,
epicure.
New di>hc<
every day (il‘ ,1 j.
morrow it‘c _. ;
will he served \1.
sauces, choculnic :1
- - Clothes for'Little Folks 7 ‘
'. ft 1 Cabin! Hm. 5M ' M’ V
. . 11.. emu. sup on the second am} caters cxdusivcly to in
{was of little people from 2 {5 6 years. (humans and dcccssmics
and delecmté.
Ask for Suit 3‘
a special {or 5.
Y
an important part in thc life of the_ small pcrson'ef today. And aw 5» .~.
. must be in correct Stylt for all occasions. » ~ . . .
-' _ ‘ , The first warm coats for winler have arrived, and these have .2: GlOV°§
smart a touch of originality about them as thug which are designed for ‘
you’d-ups. .
. ‘ blue.
‘Jl‘
Corduroy Coats in navy, brown, rose, turgnoisc and (lipenhag
. Duo. ‘7.“ ad ”.00
Men-h, blue and brown, sizes 2 to 6 years,
. Man. in striééihaiiéwdmfiiets with ml or
P. X. M. wun.
self baclu Hr mm
m txril‘v.~i.it~fix.
practical l‘u' {How oi".
C11
\i'
x
‘ $6.50 to $9.00 \
checked linings.
.' W'mvy Durand my ‘ _' “b51730 in shades .11. m. .1- 1
‘ ‘1 Brown and Duh-d Woo with Self colored linings, sizes 2 brown and 1:111).
"5-“ 501.4 years, , . am to $12.00 $2.35
.. Cools of double-faced materials, brown and navy, “a,” ‘
vtc' . r‘ V '
7‘ ' Cape'Coub in gray, 4 to 6 years,
Velour Cook in brown and navy,
. .. Mud Vols-t Cat in black only,
f " ', "WV“ withfiutria collars,
Q, "‘ in“ ibis (sf-plush, velour andvcordu-
”Will-ado Mir-k. a rm... in mm, :Pric
1.7.1.2: Mdifizly to quality, 31mm
‘ “f [Hut‘shcuptivuhgdyhfor wee lads
and laséics; tailored or dressy as the occasion
.11.‘
II"
$20.00 '
$12.90
’ 314.com $15.01)
'1 mud 811.00 .
$35.00
omen Ind
' Women's
“Stadium;
1. ‘RSilks with lislc ~‘.
‘flill fashioned. in l
.11
,..~.c;erfCordowan.
. i . n.m
“Phoenix" malw
_ black or while. \1 ".
scam in back.
$1.65
Mull. at)"
I
requires. Brown, navy, not: am! Copenhagen
at. $2.00, $3.50, $5.50 und up.
.- . - Blank Plush Tuna. $1.50 and 32.“
l 1 Buck vaow- um. ' ‘ ‘ '
$3.50, $6.50 and flu“
in Sumnd 64'.
Shoes for Women 1 ..
~1mchxuellproportionedlincs and the
grlléeful curil‘éltfifiaiiyt’fific shoes as
superior in quality and workmanship.
The high standard of The Read
House is reflected in these new
. models for dress and street wear.
M and a...“ 1...: it...» _
3“ Kid with plain toe and Cuban heel, m .
Gull-chi. a stylish street modcl, made with
Cuban heel, m1
V' ' ‘ lain toe with long vamp, high Cuban
In Kid. P ”.50
Vial Kid. long vamp and plain narrow toe,
French heel, ' _ 811.00
‘ But how- Nth.“ lcical walking shoe
made with? WM sole. ' .. .13.”
Emma“ with a'mllitary heel, 8!“
C01! and Bust Ehpartment , ,
. lnmtlng display of New Fall Coats developed
in flu: newest. fabrics. M induct: Sflvcrloncs.
Tinsefim. Bolivia. Frostglow and (Jamaican Guilds.
$45.00 to $295.00 . -
The Fall Suits are equally as attractive and these
come in Silvertbnc, Tricotinc and Yalama Cloths.
{Flam suits have many distinctive touches in the way .
Ids-M -3
l
of trimming and .are silk lincd. . J,
137.5019 1287.59
The Picture Gallery
Pictures are friendly things and should be Chung
with care. We live with them and they become a r . ,1
of us. At present the Collection is most complete. and
there are copies from mzmy famous artists.
03 Painting in beautiful colorings Showin: ' ‘11
'of woodland, runningstreams and Rocky Mm: ‘1:
scenes. in old gold frames, size 36 x 21 inchcx .
$9.00 ‘
Cebu] W popular subject: “-
cally framed. " '
“Mighty Lite" 1 Rose" ..
“A Little Bit of Heaven" “The. B“"““-‘ W
“The Great Love" . ‘ E!“ 0' \ outh
$3.50 endu.
' Chiba-1's Fm, copies from Reynold '
Raeburn.
“The First Piano Lesson” “The Boy and Rabbit '
”Age of innocence" “Master Lanihton"
and many others all in dainty gold ll'lel‘lt‘S. f
1r '- $2 25 BI. ch ;
Kubrick: '
‘ - ‘ M W” 3150 the interior <l‘,‘ \. at?
1 All
i the beautiful Rose Window. ’l‘hcse in 1mm,
P M ‘ sun each.
.4.
es.
PI“ than in dark wmdeu frames. .
President Wilson, General Pershing and Admiral >1:
,Spccially priced at 5“}
? Gourd Foch. Flu” w Sir Baud. Hula
and other prominent men attractively framed are all
$1.25 leach
Children's UnderWear
Third ll um.
Norwalk Chronicler