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'\ MASONIC NOTICE.
Old We” Lodge, No. 106, F. and A. M.
‘ Meet: in Masonic building. South
' Kain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of,
och month July and August except.-
d. at 8 o'clock. Al \Iaster Masons
mrdially invited. AsaT. Lowndcs, W.
3!. Robert M. \V.ilcox secretary.
@—
ero WON THE WAR? 1
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. 1
1 {1191' who or what 11 on tho war. It i“
all settled, and tho. claim and counter
claim We have seen bandied back and
‘l'orth tfnco No1. 1:113 fade into 11‘
4; texeance ozforo Htho fact that clinch-1
es the discussion. 1
a A headline in a Sunday papor says
“French Eager to Pay Taxes," and a
‘ quarter column dispatch from Stephan-
3 m Lauzannc, well known in this coun-
' fine in the rain clamoring: to act 1'
at their mone1'. "They thought it. c.
pleasure to pay their taxes," he says.
{5 Despite llll' tact that last yoar tho
: gnllector in one district was unablo to
send out his notices. all but 1111‘ per
«cent. 01' the taxc-w Wl'lt‘. paid~ And a
week or two ago, \Vllt‘n tho ;:'-o1cin
uncut 15511911 bonds for 01111
trance or rostmation of tho d1vastatod
Bands, the peop 11- subsmibod St von bil-
trons.
\\ 9. submit 111111 :1 pooplo 111111 {in};
*pleamtro in paying taxes :1 your after-i
mr has almost dostroycd tholr land.‘
and who subscriht- svvvn timos ovoi' a'
‘3' umvernment loan. (quid norcr ho d.-
I’atcd. Th spirit that. pars taxcs in
spite almost of 11:11 itsclt', is the spla it
131m won tho. war. .'.1111 who can 1115'-
mic tho fart?
\Vo American :. thou. l'ad b1tt1-1'stop
Planning that ‘.~'\1 11'1111 tho war— :11
‘2881 until '.1' 511111 complaiuiuc :1'111111
nnr income taxns.
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THE FRIENDLY ROOF.
'The houhing problom in Borliix.
reads a. neWS dispatch, has roachod
such a point that tho ministry of
public works has drcidcd to util’ze 1.7.0
sfieeping cars standing idlo in railroad
yards, About 11.0011 beds a night will
In», provided by this plan. '
- Occasional stoii'es of tho use 01' cam
for housing are hoard in this country,
‘ - but. their conversion on any such large
; smile would be impossible hero be-
P unuse the car short. 11:13 is just as and
as the house shontagc.
5: ' Akron, 0., \1'111-1'o so mam' of the big
’1’-abhor plants are lotatcd. 1'1'po1ts
.5 that housing 2.1111111 people is necdoi‘.
_' 'lén thousand 11301-119115; could be taken
'1 ‘ m at once in tho fat-10.195 and worlo
1' shops therc but thoro i-. no placo 1111
.f them of theii families to lay this
; leads
_ These arc only two little stories of
.1 has kind. Not a day brings forth the
Aime situation from some other com-
-'7 ‘mniy. The whole world is short of
”uses—except perhaps in those for
'wind friendly lands where a tent or a
film tree docs the business. And
even in those placos doubtless tenL
textiles are short. and palm trees have
hen cut and need roiorosting.
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THE LAND THEY LOVE.
,- The Post Office 131:; "pic." recent-
‘h sent a questionairo ‘n mmo 200,000
Mers on problems 11.1' 511:: to do
“-11:11 the high cost ot .livinz and invit-
*8 suggestions in its reduction.
t 40,000 answers were receivéd,
“d these showed a marked similarl-
iin'.their statement of grievances
2 dimculties.
Que reviewer of the answers esti-
; éd that at least 50 per cent. of.the
flutters replying indicated thoir in-
/ lion of giving up farming or. cut-
. down ')1 oduction and he express
great alarm lest the country be go-
to the dogs am. ‘uilmrullv. _U11—
.J:
1,1
Ina
t
none_ of them :' ' rr'wlly now, and
' over against th; . 1f is one element
9hopeful that it must not be over-
ed. This is that tile" true farmér
his farm.
' stretches of winter when he
done little £01- weeks-b'ut talk. poli-
with his disgruntled neighbors may
him randy to give up farming in
r flat when the first robin
-btedly farm probloms are serious, ,
or painful purchase and which they ; 5
have maintained in the sweat of their,
brows.
What a man 101. es
he owns he uphOlds with honest pride Q
The rest of the country may be an
a bad way, but the farms and the,
farmers are still the count
est assets.
he tends.
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MISSIONARIES ARE
P00
RLY PAID
1 (Continued from Page Onel
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fifteen mil
onc missionary f
in n 11011311
ings and su
from th“ in
(sun tho. it is a seiious
One of the most flourishing
ot‘ the missions in 4.55am has no shel-
other than a
cheap bungalow built fifty years ago~
and now on the voice of collapse. 011
There need be 1-0 tar-11191 atnumcut the famous road to Mandalay a Bap
hc :.11th
101‘ lOl‘ lIS llllSlOflfll‘ y
c from tho nearest station
amily is [hing today
of mats with such low cell-
111 total lack of protrctiou
tonso boat of the tropical
menace to
list missionary family is 111'!
what is no better than a shanty with
aua'. nst tho
moderate ptotection
plentiful in‘scct lift.
climate.
Buddha's 111th 111115
bettci tvmplt-t' and lwttor
their prosts than tho
of that
have pt'OVMHl
homos for
so-called
rim' Christian pooplcs of the
And. if for no other rcason titan that
dcccm living quartcrs have boon prov-
‘sound business investment,’
(-‘(l to be :1
since tho natch poop!
quipmcut for tho mis
said by
poratiro. At least 18Q
for. missionary familioy.
.i111n11'diatoly. according It) a rcp
1' can not
try. relates how tho I"rcnch stood 1n poctod to dcsiro a highcr statlnrd of
'11 livin;r if the whlto pcoplo cannot so!
t111-111 tho oxamplo. tho nt-cd for better
siou stations 1;:
l-laptist loadr'rs to ho int-gr"
ry' 3 sound-
’1‘
what 4
1"
ng in.
“111.?
warm
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a“
Finn'—
W‘est. '
be ex -
111-11' rosidenm-i t '
must 111- built I
”’05.? $622102“?
(11'! vi f
1111 N111 “mid Mow-1111111 (t NOIlil-M'
0111 Baptists and i' is p‘anncvl that :1
on f'oi this pui-
substantial a1: propri' 11'
1.1111,, ,, poso will ho proxidtd as :1 [1:111 or the
THRIFT STAMP W'EEK
COMES IN 211 (RCH
1'§
Baptist campaii. 11 land of $11 1111) (1011 {la
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Work Schuyler i". ”1'1'1
lili'cctor (turmoil).
ccutlr with tho A. 1'3.
has bun 11.1.5‘111 1,. :1
lilittt-t 1-; it :ild 1'. ,L: ('
'l‘ht outline 11:15 it”
tho (‘onnmtirut Stu?”
P‘ducatiou 11 is; 11:151.! 1111 1111' gocnralt
pit-.1 that ins-11111111 11 i
he givvu as an 11111 1.11 11'11'1 or the
usual school :eu‘ojm
spor-ial attontion iii.:'
1.1 i-"irst l‘auo)
110111.: 11
1111 1 durational t
stzpt'ti: ~11 11111 .11 011
schools in \Viuchtsh-r,
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spccial cxorciscs as ('11‘1111311'0115
permit.
School Savian l’l'ms mannized to
as'rust pupils to 121"»C'111Mic)‘ and to in
19st some ot‘ 1111 'i .111
and War Saviors Stamp-z are a part
War Savings Stamps /
rutm'y oxorcisr‘
that. will vitaliZo the topic of interost 1
returns, cultivatc a .5'1 mo of llt'TSOnfll 1
intorcst in 1" govt-rumor“.
pils to form tho habit of
of this program.
Stamps afford it 1:1bo
of sound invrstxmsut.
patriotism.
.To assi 51 (0.1111113
Work tht' E'iuczi‘irm-il'
prepared ('11nsi-ia":111l1
may be obtainvt‘: 11'
at 25 Arch Slit'l‘1_ 'i""
is [in-31111911 tr‘ .- 1 .‘ixt‘l' 111 ud-
dross toat'horr H.111 -.1'. ’
Their 11"..5't i ' [-1. 111.! i :1 hi!)-
liozraphy 1.1.1.11 ? 111'11 .- -' . 11W'ti1m
of books on 'l'tuitt i 1':' "
phas1's-‘produ1'ti .111, i 111:1 ..
ing, buying and use. and ' - .1
—such as may W0” 11:- i". 1 . school
and public librarv
KILLS Two. '1 4-11
COMMI’ tté SUI’TIDE
(Continued From First Page)
tho limo of “1'11 2 1»'
111'1,.5 111
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and 121cu
1:1 1111111.:
1‘ -1:'11rt 111'111 has
11 .il t1rial
3121,11 5‘. 11::
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at 1091 \Vestminstei' street.
Fct'r Fh‘tc 17””.
Lodge " s 1
in the buildin" lrnzz 11'"
to go out ago J". ‘
lower floor {0111' rpm!
fired. Josoph Putin-'1'.
rooming 111111...» li.'- a
He heard the firing
reached the hullu':
three bodies on ti 1 11'.
medical cxamim 1
‘h‘. T]: 10511.: ' 11'
here and 11 :d 11-.- ..
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a. T“Wl"""" "nv‘i : 3.151 '
T(‘ln{1"1l..i}' 11'.
beliovcd 11) 21.121
action. ' .
.lis;‘ilo11.t!‘il
111'...
L -. 11,
1. ".1.
"'1' ":1! 11
,rooms declarcd the thtco had not 1191 :1
1"1 (1'11 ”avts‘d
. r. 1 1011 “1'
1m Shots
1'1 n 11"‘1‘.
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and when he
31- (‘5- 'l’
; , all 1p1)a1'-ent-
ly dead but Throshor 11110 was gasp-
ing: The police wcie notlfird and the“1
15.114 cal-1:.d . but
when ho .11'111ed 1111 1111911 wrro (load:
3-311 of
"'w '11:."
the c"'-..';;1-
1 iiipio} (:11
clerk in a loual coal office
ADAIR WH
NEW 01?? EANSI?ST
Barn: 1' 4111111311: N.- .r
the decision over Ym
New Orleans at tho.
teenrh mood in t11~ir
he then toucht as 11.
our THlB our—-17 15' won—1'11
the a
questionaire reaching him in the T 23mm" and won
DENNY.
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1011;,115
mg Donn
:sist pu-
szm'inz and
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such
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February
- Of the Largest and Most Complete Line of
is: iFurniture, Rugs, Bedding and Housemmisbf
ings in the Norwalks at
10 to 30%
Liying Room Suites
a saving from
There will be no disappointment if you choose one of
our Cane Suites. They are not only comfortble but the de-
signs are such that they will nevcr grow tiresome.
FROM $125.00 U15.
NEW SPRING SUITS
Smrtly tailored of wool J 1; 1.;
Hsey; charming models, in 1:11,
j, brown and Copen.
$26.98 and $30.01.)
ALL WOOL PL.“ 11
SKIRTS
A Rousing 'Und‘erprioe
Sale '
Wortten’ s and W
DRESSES ' *7"
Chic New Styles. Worth up
to $23.00
Tomorrow $14.98
The 'most important. values
we have ofl’ered this season.
Baby Carriages
:_. .14.
facts, pockets and belts. The
materials are wool serge and
wool Jersey cloth, in navy, tan
and burgundy. _. g...
DRESSES
At $16.98 and $19.50
Beautiful models. Worth
more at wholesale today. A
wonderful showing of Dresses
in more than fifty effective
styles, dependable matériuls in
fashionable colors.
.1.» ‘ 9' fully tailored. these 95:.
could not be bought. tn ":1 .
wholesale market today ' t
price.
:7 ,1 f f About a. dozen high'cluu 1111. Special $12.50
., N5 1: ,1 tinctive models, handsomely .
“v5 ;';/ ‘§\ _ l embroidered, straight line ef- Smart up-to-date styles
" 7.1mm
PLEATED SKIRT5
The New Favored Styies
Spring
Rich plaids and sport 1.1 1:11.:
of 1&3??th quality.
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b. ,\\
A large and complete assort- 9
ment of Baby Carriages, Go
Carts and Strollers, finished in
white. grey, blue or brown. g
PRICES RANGE FROM ~
. P. ..
$9 00 U DRESSES $24.00
Mattresses
Nothing adds more to your
comfort. and rest than a. good
Mattress scientifically made
and sanitary.
hon $350 UP.
1 Nine Piece Dining Room Suites Q
At $24. 98 and $29. 98
Brand new gom- Worth up BLACK PQPLIN SKlRTS
t0$3700.Rea.18pringDresm. , . _
At than price: they have no Clearance sale price .c:‘.'.or
Any one of our Suites you would appreciate in yo
home. We have themin period designs 1n Oak, Walnut on
Mahogany, beautifully finished. _
1'30! $150.00 UP.
equal. This is an opportunity row
to buy an tip-10.111111111111111: high ,,
quality Dress at a. bargain $4~00
Worth $6.50.
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were .
s top,
floor. 1
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as ('1
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bED ROOM SUITES
.1 ‘You cannot fully appreciate these period Bedroom
Suites until you have seen them.
finished in Old Ivory, Birdseye Maple, Walnut and M81-
' hogany. and are well worth your inspection.
fROM $125200 UP.
After all are not quality and durability the most important
consideration. We describe and picture everything honestly
We promise satisfaction and We mean ”it. Wé serve sincerely.
This is our motto. Visit our store, you will'be recompenscd. I
They are beautifully
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g‘ f S . V 5
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'1, 2 Just a. few of 'the newest. Spring's
" new HATS displaying the earliest
g of the coming fashions. ,1
3 JACOBY’S
very graceful! g ' i
sound construction, and perfect- .1
1y finished in oak, mahogany
and mint.
In .many pleasing style- yet .
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FROM $15.00 UP. 9
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"1 We believe the general public are in furor of the sump.
day closing movement. as they understand it is an 1111111111311
motive that: pro‘mp .3 it the clerks benefiting not the pra-
n1 -
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3:11: on
y, of
oéni of the fit-
111 h 1 1 —~
night. After the 111111 rougnd A3: at
Ir was
every round_
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MONEY
DON'T Miss THIS
slip enclosed with EC and mail‘ it cc
2835 Sheffield avenue
Foley 8: Co.
Cut out
"Mouse [11. writing 1mm name
address cleanly.
"(,1 int-1. p 1
You will Waive in ;
return a trial package oontaiiiuc Fol '
. ey's Honey 5.111! Tar '
nflflfi :11an d'."
tits
and
printers. Therefore we join with a number of other merch-
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untc in closing our store at 6 o'clock every night.
EVERY DAY WILL BE ' "
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