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(re their coal micht start «~Lllll}‘
hisper off \Vllsllillf—‘U‘ll.
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youmay wish it. The goods they sell
lame and address? The :turt- that has
the Richmond mums and lltvosit r
kitchen cabinets.
“'110 are the people in South
56 Norwall; lt‘ “gt-t llioxlti 01;: ol'
:1 turnip?" lzi mht-r \t'ttles who
3113 the people that can Ctuttt‘ as near
converting: your old {H'Cl‘unih into (-ash
as anybody in the state. Sure—just
twhnt you've been looking for. They
guarantor) t‘ollt-ctions. or r... 5m}: If
(they get the money. yotl'rr win-ad of
the game: and. if you fail. you lose
nothing, They have an ni‘l‘ir-v in a motl
’ em corner building. They are rehab]
and trustworthy. "Money oxtractetl
without pain.” All due to their system
to? carrying on the business. “hat is
the name and address?
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5 W'hat is the namt- and address
7 of this store that has but a
: single thought. and that is
Women‘s. misses' and children's Woar
including fashionable millinery. The
tnanagementvof this store gives its
(divided attention to the. st-lt-t'tirm 2
buying of the very latest things in
dress, always with all (“‘l‘ out to S”
curing the best values almtc with th'
beat styles. It is a store that has bcor
fin oneratinn 12 years. Titty have a
most beautiful line of coats and suits
m-filitising all former vft‘olt»: to phase
‘tT‘hG-ir sales rooms covw ttvo floors. A
street number of two figures. both di-
fiiszible by 2.
1111-
till'
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5 VVbo are the people in this city
who are now ready to 1: -ll you
the goods that will run your
Empty house into a happy home? They
have not bet‘n in the busint‘ss 1114""
film): hundred years. but they are lililli-
fing good. In this store will be found
:all the lair-st llllllll‘l<
Cure, at prices th
who like to make
m 110nm fttrni
at. will interest thosn
Ult‘ll‘ money roach as
«or as it will. The whole st\:7k is now
my furnish tho home, from Cellar to
gran-ct, and can do it as cconomit‘al'y
as anybody in the state. They are dis-
fin’butors for the Crawford l'IlT‘fll‘J.
y cannot be excellcd. (live the
tame and address? ‘
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5 Here we introduce a bani: tha‘
has had but the compztrtt'ivnlt'
few years of lht‘ present ("'7‘
no: m m
“meet Whose name would quench any
“bat is the name and location
55 of this big furniture store that
has made this particuar spot
fl! interesting for six years? There is
.Dothing that got-s into a house——exv
cent the houst'kwper—that they can.
not supply—anti. at, a Dl'lC‘l" that, will
always be satisfactory. ’i‘hey have
three floors full of the most mozlwm
mmiture, carpets, rugs, draperies. rite.
They can outfit your home from i‘t'llvll‘
tn garrct. They can malts i: very (-x-
pensive or quite cconomiraleust as
10!! will always turn out just as they
“present them to you. “'httt l:% the
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is used instead of Sugar for cook- .:
ing, baking and candy-making. ‘
is Karo now, as it has done for
l" years, supplies the sweets for the
daily menu.
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grown to be the l
ttution in the city
finale stair-steps up
icessive official
trims of issuing
mt. Sept.
1080.85. The asst-ts
Who capital of this
which has been
mmfits to the amntt
Tl'he growth of this
“My. due largely to
Strength. solidity
and the fact th
fin the welfare of '
Well as clients. W’h
hank?
barefoot here is
ast 12 years.
. fleet that come. alon
' in size, st'le, quality
s are‘ here, bring
& shoe for every foot
never-y purse. They have
Shoes in this city to trek a
'men; the Edwin c. Bun
"‘13 on display in a very interesting'impan-
ety. They have fancy dry goods,
shin: goods, trimmings. notions, dresses, .1'0110W9d
genre-1r. waists, hosiery, pocket-
. , beads and ttrt productions of all
, ‘_ ' . The store has a reputation for ltee in char
mommy. Fronts north.~ What is’
name and address? «
'waill Ads. Bring Results
try to add to its stature. but it has
argest financial insti-
. Its deposits have
ward at each suc-
report, until. at the
the last official state»
12. they stood at $2,715.-
were $3.320.816.37.
bank is $200,000.00.
added surplus and
nt of $167,081.88.
bank has been
its reputation for
and progresslvllm,
at its personal interest
3/ ;_ , Buy in Quantities—Save Money
mun—watt: us today
book of mcipes. Shows how to make
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Corn Products Refining Company, 1". 0.
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ade of them friends as
at is the name of
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For every one who does not go
a store that
. has proven of untiring interest
Em the 1 They can fit any
g~flt them right,
and price. The
along the feet.
, a. price for
sold enough
trail around
. globe It is the store that has the
.8011an 8: Murphy» shoes for the
the motorist and the chauffeur?
They have been serving the automo-
bile public of this city for
They have all kinds of autom
plies and accessories, variou
dry things that are appreciated when
seen. Something new comes out every
day in the line of accessories.
refers to the store that sells the Good-
rich, Firestone, Blackstone, McGraw
and Globe tires, and that looks after
the tops and upholstering of
What is the name and address
INTERh-C—HURCH
. WORLD MOVEMENT
(Continued from Page One).
for the children. They have the car.
for the whole family. Also, hos— I
. What is the name and address?
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> Here we introduce a leading
ladies' store, or more properly
speaking a fancy goods store.
where
on among ladies of refined taste.
93? seem to Study up the things that
he unusual and bring them here for .ln point of fact,
file inspection of cultivated taste. meeting 080mm
Beautiful things that partake of the get as much ins
“school 'of Christian
’ _ .was on tha 1i
that they expect to money that are required , t
truction particularly. Denominations which have already C0319 “"9 court ‘0 $99k ”10‘? consti-
nd conditons, as they made a. recent financial appeal will tutional ”gms- bUt d!”- SO DOW
Hence the rule of the con-
iference will be fifteen-minute
’Rev. William .Horace Day,
chairman; ‘Mr.
; Rev. J. H. Bell,
Bridgeport,
Manson. New Haven
D. D., New Haven;
,Hartford; Rev. Samuel R
’ you are “wide awake as
en an owl" at night, and
can't ‘hcep your eyes open”!!! theday
time you certainly need ‘
r * Eff.“
tD., Hartford; Hon.
New Haven; Rev.
The meeting here
'ueries of such conferences to be held
in every state in the.Unlon by De-
cember 20. By that time it is esti-
mated that 10,000 religious
throughout the country will h
come thoroughly conversant
aims and plans of this move
Protestant cooperation and will
able to speak authoritatively upon
in every county:- otthe 11th St:
The biectr‘otv'tho movement :is to
“.4
with the vwas started in December last year, is gcabifilggGgggm°fg 1&9 XZEEfi‘:
tor now endorsed by'mofe‘ than seventy 1 offices of the White House this morn-
nc denominational and interdeomlattonal , mg PresidentWilson
it iboards and agencies. It. has also rem ’
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. '09in the nuclei 3.1.1“, 7 p ‘ - :7 - . , > , %
. ‘ ' _ l .L‘. . ”an-rid
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W
h
ho are the people in this city to it is confidently expected that the \as. TURKISH HARE
that make it so interesting for their mutual advantage, always look-
WEALTHY HORSEMAN mam. i
started in Canadamcan cooperati-
Ms EMPTYlNG ,BRISBANE SELLS TWO
majority of the 25.000.000 Protcsmnt “’ASHINGTON,
ing to the ultimate ideal of the Chr
::o-.~_ IS.—~—liarenis; NEWSPAPERS TO HEARST FEN\\'i(‘K. (‘onn.,
:5- church members in the country wall are going out of style in
tianization of the world.
Nov. 1‘
. _ Turkey~and i
be oflicnally represented in the move-
body of \‘l‘allace Prickt rn...:
it's all due to the high cost of living. i W'ASHINGTON. Nov. 19.»~Arthur was found horc yeslcrday. MY
As a first .step the Interchurch ,mentwa body 0! public opinion which ‘ According to recent arrivals ' from Brisbane- has announced the sale of iv he had fallen from -i brill:
movement is engaged on a number of ,muSI exercise a powerful influence in Constantinople, only very rich Turksithc Wasmnglon "Times" and the “VVis- disappeared last Thursday 1.».
careful surveys of religious. social any moral issue that may arise. can afford to run over an alphabetical-contain News." of Milwaukee, to \K’iL home in Saybrook to Wliil"l .
and economic conditions throughout! —* M" ”5' 0‘ wives ‘0 see “him 0“? he Wi” liam Randolph Hearst. The sale prices just moved from Sottthington. ;
the world, county by bollnty and city 'ASKS IGHT TO Jake m the theatre. iwure not made public. » .t’ormcrly a well known hur-u
by city in the United States and; . . . , SO the hal‘ems are being locked upf -._-.-w—_ .___, —»————— ithis state and was considcrt‘tt ,.
country abroad. By these means the PRESS DRY LA‘V for the dull season. Life in TurkeygLAST MEMBER OF STAFF OF
facts of the situation and the actual ;
I
is very cxpensil‘c just now. Some lies 5
religious needs of the world will bet
Continued From Page One_ ' lems hesitate taking even one wife. ?
revealed.
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~ ' 7""”~’““ LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov .19.—Capt.l
l The results of the surveys will be! .GRANGE 5 VOTE TO MEET '
lcoliected and budgeted in terms offment in other dis
. . ~ "‘ h. author. edu-l 1 80 E (:0 S ‘ fl
trit‘ts or the country, w MASSACHUSETTS? IN ‘920 lgtftginufigglib‘iiai'lfzgl‘ifianthropist and “U N R EYE
’men and money. The participating, Micheal J. Lynch. counsvl for tho.’ GRAKD RAPIDS’ 1mm“ ‘M’V' 18'— the ”Lt cut-x-iving member of the stat‘l’
.denominauo'ns will then be asked to ‘Narrasanseu Brewimr Company. noon D""‘g“‘°s “’ ‘1‘“ 53mm“ Gran“ " "
. - ~ - 2, L 0. died at his 9 e
ideterminine by wutualv agreement whose petition Judge Brown acted in-"r'ed here yesterdd’x to accept the m of hen. Robelt 1. 9 Made .10 Menu
r - .‘ t . .. .wni rc Monday night. He was
{their individual share of ‘responslr declaring the \‘olstead Act unconstitu-t‘nat’on tendered by Lesh. t- 5“““1 I ‘9
bility for world 'evangelization, and a tional, Opposed the
GEN. R. E.’ LEE DEAD l .._
request of flied}; Massachusc-gs to hold n.-.. year‘s eighty~three years out ' Guaranteed
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.umted appeal Will be made by the United States attorney. He argued E _ ‘__‘_ -__ _ ._ - , J .
leadership” but “hurdles “3“" t° “5 “W“ ”WWW” ”‘3‘ ”‘6 “”5““ A“ was not based MW . . ‘ Write f0! Appointment
. . on an ' emer ~; .
the leaders of the cy, for the resources in men and 5 gene} that while the way
quor interests did not CORSETS ' ‘ '53 WES? AVE"
because
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th - . . Surplus Flesh Is Not Surplus Health , v.
ashare in. the other aspects of the In-, e “ar ePle‘gfinC.‘ had passed. . . . i.
add terchurch Movement and will have at; “There IS no Judge in this land who But there 13 a. sunple way to reduce the former and increase ‘
by forty-alive minute their disposal its machinery : for co- can 51‘0“: a relation between the V0}; ? the latter. ' . l mr——- "
- - - . ordinating their expenditure. so as to E‘Oaf’,;a“ fall“ “120°“th 0‘ the “‘3" ,1 A Nemo Corset does both: It reduces by producing gentle c, t Folefs
The memb‘ers or the state commit- Ieliminate waste and duplication The If 5d‘,‘,“.§).“.”g‘ at the law was ”um i friction that causes fatty tissue to soften and disappear. It i t (1 TH...
of this conference are" ‘surveys have already shown What ~ a _p 03‘ “on measure. - h b ' ' h ' ' that h 1d. ch . . '. Honey an n
ge D D. .an enormous economy of time, money" M“ 1‘53”" was interrupted at one Increases healt .y Elm yglemc support .0 e a l'
' " . _. .. h . , - :point by Judae Anderson who remark- abdominal organs 111 place and helps them to function prop- g . COMPOUND .
,and human set-Vice mtg tube achieted . .. _ ‘_ r l D REMEDW mu
through a proper c9;prdination of ed]: lAShI understand it. all these cases erly_ , is A TlME-TRIE . ‘ ‘ cm
A. B. Coats. gtbeir emorts by the.various churches, ‘I‘J‘roll‘t‘il‘yitigi‘ie 53:3? incl: cotgltcfinlo iii]: Preventive treatment in all things is the modem trend; and i can be rclicd upon to get rid oft...” .
. Collady, Di All the participating denominations claim that 31,9 ‘95....236 Act paged . Nemo Corset: prevent future troubles, including the accum~ t and °°ld' “I“ lead ‘0 ““0““ "‘ "
Burton Mansfield,;v¥1ill 10m in the spiritual program 0‘ over the Presiden‘snvcto. was uncon-i ulntion of surplus flesh. ‘ 1 neglected.
. M‘mis 1‘1 Alhng, tgétfggggjggcegzieprt‘feg 5:233:35 Isgitutilonal. CI believe. shore are (fist ,_ There is an individual model to attend to the individual needs Every User . Fulfil: ‘
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by sectional and local conferences ”2112:: glint ofhiys‘lsmgzr vying?! Stile; 0f ”Ch Mind“ woman! -" Y cougThgeun‘dni’olgni‘aed 01:;':H(mt at"
'through which the spiritual message [were about." No. 327—1: a. model of the new type, having very low bust , a, compound, n i... been Dunnwi
;°f the numb“??? 310“”!“9‘1‘ w“! P9 - ._ ._-.__._..___. 2 ,1, With the latest Nemo invention that prevents “dig ‘ in” in 3;; .b-- {m- can, ”Pd it never tails u.“ ‘ ’
leaders 'tcizlnfzifiutcohgwns’ ““3305 :md indiv'd'i PRES'DENT WILSON our AGAIN. r 1". n. clay, Mnrquette.Mlch-
The lnterchurch Movement; which !
. . . , m ..
front. Elastic mart: 1n bust and m slnrt’ in back. White con. . . .
m; mes' 22 to sis—$5.00. mg m, - "I only know the worth 0‘ Ft' , ..
- ' Honey and Tor, on I have lawn“
with good results. Also bavrcflv
hundred- of buleo."—A. L. u-‘l' ‘
bury. Purkenburg, W. Va.
Children lite Foley’s 1‘1» 1”
and Tar. It contains no alumni
and will not im’urc a donut“
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