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OW WILL YOU
TREAT THEM? ~,
HOSE tired, over-worked feet of
Dad, Mother, or Sue? After their
tireless tramping back and forth,
in stores and out, standing at crowded
counters. striving to make Christmas
day for you happy and full of fun.
runny. DEC. 12, 1919‘ w
' . . country which. lost on the plebiscite. '3 I...-:‘ . ‘3; ' .
AMERICA “1 ‘° “”233???" 2° 11:21.1- ”m‘m‘s ’ **
- citeJias taken p as o e - .... . , ’
m transigent aTtititnIde it 1.36%?! %i Eli—0h 77. 4, C Wig?!-
1m nave 0 v0 9. e s as 88
s everybody to be given the right to -
vote, bgut Peru is not 1111 accorld wtiIth are always woptoblo. 1
, us a ut this. That 5. short y. e
DON, ‘Dec. 11.—-0ne of the root of the question. There is 110 .w. 1'3“ m M 7%“ in II L
st needs oflthe South American Sanger or war; however, between the both ”on . “a me. from
cs “today is an immense in- wo countries 00 to $15.00. ,
., T. at merchant shipping]. so}: isn- t11:3‘lll’¢:-!119.ret111n 1:11;; 33%;;218- wtil: $2. I
i,hdfteCilan oer wo . 1
" T2253; harm; beamenm. frontier amenities With the Argentine Open 3‘79”“! After D”: 22d
" in England have been satisfactorily settled, or .
*‘ 6 lack ships for the trade of.course. Chile was the first South Ani- '
. ” ," Senor Tocomal asserted erican nation to submit to arbitration. ,
:1: need ships in abundance if we in 1903. “’71le we accepted King Ed' I
If} reach the full plenmude of our .ward's solm 1011 of the difliculties with
‘ tile power. We are anxious to the United States. , 4 , . 4 . - , “
Euour trade with {$31an111 and "'fheh” 0e Dodging. of which title "~ 1 _ I . . I . , A. k
rope in genera it eri- word 9: ; so muc , rout. me o ' ‘ ' . ° ' ' _
«a. have 1... important some”... time. ~ . . .. c...m..m.1 palichfor J h D V'i We have beenbnsy in‘the markets selecting merchandise smtuble Ifor Christmas tufts and m Ieen
tions. and much machinery in America. doth and Goutth. IIt :rifil— 086]) a ,3 ~ E w Sh d of ’1“ng ‘m. I , , _ "I
is of American or German manu- noted. it is .221. in llC ran 0 t e . .. . the tandar - _ m m ‘1 M w
“‘1' English statesman. Snuggle-Canning. “‘wmmn m, in“ With very mans on 8 a“ T
0 turn to political matters, the re- At the time 01‘ 1'11: Holy liance, in -
. ,1 references to the Republic or Europe. he instru'cted me British mn- som nonwnx. IWe have Been successful and have an exceptional assortment for you to make your selection from.
‘11 ’ l1 connection with Chile, in the. later at Washington to suggest it to ' \
,1: 1; Ian press. haVe perhaps left un-1the American Government. An' ex- ‘ 'fi ~ -‘ L
nod the actual state of afiairsuchange of letters followed. between , ‘ 1 _ -
fuller, the origin of the question. Monroe Jefferson and Madison, in animated those who brought it into be. . . r O ._ , . . ' '
' .is a treaty which must be ful- 1823 The Monroe Doctrine was the ing." ' ~‘ ‘ . ' t f
and the Chilian Government is outcome. —-—-—-—--——'_-1 . - e 550 men onIS's s f
to meet all its obligations. Aft- "With regard to the League of Na- sOLlTUDE ' . , ‘- . _
war with Peru and Bolivia. 1879- tions. 'Chile approved of the scheme ' l '
we received the province of Ka— witgoult disgrssion. tiWe fully; appreci- A man will}??? 9; wlfl‘mgb is ‘31"
as an indemnity. For frontier ate t e no 9 inten ans 0 t e states- wars :1 one, e m ' e w are e w .
es, we were given p0ssession of men who conceived the measure. -If it Solitude is not measured by the miles Coats, F 111's, Silk Underwear, the DOVE MUSLin Underwear, 3
and Arica for a period of ten helps even if only for a time, to make 'of s ace that ‘lntervenes between a 1
w. at the expiration of which a the world tranquil it will be of enor manpand'his fellows Thoreau ’ .
_ lie was to be taken and which- mous utility. Today we cannot judge 'TT - '
, country was he... 1.. mm... .1 w. m... .w... 2...... W... W. _ Bndoire Caps, Gloves, Hosiery, Sweaters, Dresses. Waists, in .
1 to pay a. sum of money to the can do is to appreciate the spirit Wthh —-Advertlso in THE SWINE}. t
'Voiles Crepe de chine Georgette, and other articles that you ex- ‘
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We Cash Your Christmas CIlub Checks.
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0W joyously those weary-worn f .1
H feet will welcome a pair of cozy, 5 5;?
restful comfy slipperslThen the [VERY WOMAN, S fASHION 8%"0PI l};
cramped toes, the aching heel can take 3'
their much needed vacation, where they 5 I
.- zzfofikc their case in pleasure and - E: .« I. ‘.‘THE STORE 0F V ALUEb ” ‘3
-.. 8 it something timely, some- I 120 WHShLflgTOH STICCT " ~ "' "' :- SOULTT NOTWBL‘ s r :E‘
1:» I thing useful, something need- ’ m; '1:
ed'that you want to give on
Christmas morning? Then here‘s
'1 Santa. Claus’s recommendation~ - -—- ~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~ ~'~—-- ~ m- —
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and of course every comfort. .0 " . )‘TE v «i3
T 1 LD Santa knows what a weari- :: QUAL‘TY ’ COURTESY \ ECON‘T’ ‘ ‘ .
.. some job it is scurring around .. -' . »
.' I gathering up the presents that .. ' .
make Christmas what it is! That's why ..‘ ‘ , ‘I G . .
. 113 says: “ .3. {.I. .x
“Give evezy member of the family so 4 '» .‘
find i sh ppers ’—and tha't 5 why he ‘,« ‘
g; in “"9215 them himself! ' '1 Ii: - ' ‘ I . a '1.“
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.f 1. 2 4 . 0:0 I Lg.
‘ 3 Shoe Store g: The Largest Retailers of Meats 1n America <2?
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ET at: «”- or Roast . . Milk Fed .3.
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.es .s L... S ii: 3.1011 Sugar. 3; .
” - We Must Call Your Attention at This Time to '. , 90 ‘ ‘1 . W”
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Del Liar. Le Bran d Canned Frutl. . 1%; Pork Oil 913 C Jersey 01’ . C ' :1;
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.- —- ‘ .. - Smoked , ~
I MG GLJGAR NEE EL» .5. Leg?“ Lamb 320 lb ~ 1y Hams 240 lb
“Then You Use' Del Monte Brand Fruit for Dessert *;0 Sp! "Lg ” ‘ .3 > . ha le . ‘I
v_'HIS‘ OFFER 1:; GOOD FOR "fit—us WEEK ONLY ‘3} r , I . ~ , . . , _
LMON TE YELLOW CLING PEACHES (Sliced) No.1 l " , ' - - - ‘ ’ ‘ ' if:
EL- MONTE YELLOW CLING PEACHES (Halves) N033... ”XIII." fig: 13’ £13331; Chopped , ,. C. lb 39:3,“ 2 8C lb .3.
EL MONTE BARTLETT PEARS. No. 1 can ........ .......II...'.. 29c 51.3: - «- _ = 0 ’S , 13'
LMONTE YELLOWCLING PEACHES (Sliced)No.21-2 can 4.112% .3. ’ " ' . ' i 7 1 . ‘ - ' . ‘ , ' <1r
Iniggiqrn YELLOW CLING PEACHES (Halves) No. 2 1-2 can 41c 3e ’ ~ I 4 j -- I , .4 , I , I I 45’ 7 . . ~ . . «3;»
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