“sexism- mums-11mm. South “mould-Mayor “IO-thinlymdAugut except- _, filo’olock. “Mister Masons mmmummmvim and naturally invited. D. B. BEACH. H. P. I}. a. LYON. Secretary. mm WARREN G. HARD- . , ING. ,- , Ewing been elected to the Presi— asnty o! the United States by the z majority ever given a. candl- an: (or that ofllce. Warren G. Hard,- ‘ain‘today took the oath of oflice which ”his him at the head of the Nation. the us which confront him are not m ones. The unsettled conditions an“ the past few years have natur- Wanted a situation calling for the West co-operation of America's that minds. President Harding has 2. W asserted that his purpose M be to summon to his did men of ‘ Mixed vision and ability. Besides fin advice of a practical Cabinet our m public men will be depended canal-r counsel. Partisanship at this m- will be secondary to the coun- «mu-ware. ‘lle pubic is not unmindful of the skiing months which the retiring Ex- M has passed through. -While it an; believed Mr. Wilson erred in not ‘m advice from those who would time home much of his burden. but "gather proceeded along lines deter- iorated by himself solely. the American W are generous enough to wish sis-n renewed health and a peaceful minimize lire. f ms is a moment for hopefulness. _ m all want prosperity and a return on» that/conservatism which at the M time is so much needed. CBS AND THE DOPE- STERS . M who are forecasting that sug- ‘ ”inning to take a big jump, cl‘dim- i292!!! have figured it out beyond pos- m of error. are pointedly’rcmind- «am fly the American Sugar bulletin. a paper. that a year ago it was as positively stated» that there M be little decline in price. As Ghent of unofficial warning not to Q.“ too much stock in scare stories m now it reproduces two excerpts 25m newspapers of a year or less ago. 13:13 first is from the New York Times ‘- my 30 and reads: K for a. long time if ever. will the 3“ price of sugar get back to its , level. Not for some time. probably not during 1920 will it ' M even to 20 cents a pound. "‘ ,1s‘s. toregoing is a resume of opin- eicpressed by leading members of mar trade when asked their on the present situation. And there is this from the Phila- ~ “Public Ledger" or June 9. Mutative George Holden ' aw. , ot Massachusetts. sponsor fi'e House sugar investigation, took , ... exception today to the state- of Howard E. Figs. special as. . to the attorney general in ’fisue of the high cost of living cam- relative to the sugar situation this country. In the face of Mr. ' apressed hopes tor‘wreduction the price of sugar. Mr. Tinkham that sugar would cost 30 a pound in July and August. '1.) on enforcement law which bringing suit against a man . fills booze. This would mean an check On the traffic in illic- i i ‘\ «as heating plant has been test- reads a new story. "and every— is ready to start the fires in the 7" Test by hot air? In these attacks on Judge Land— ”still be able to sympathize with 1:“ it c: .i. CHINESE STAB LEGEND. of the popular legends of Chi- 1-ythology is that of the weaver the herd laddie who are said no stars in the sky. tar oi! days Jove took pity on ’ loneliness and married them. were so happy in their cannab- . proves the datceto have flog ago iii-the days or "once ’flw—éhat they neglected ‘ Funnel—— . WASHINGTON, March 4.-Follow- ing is the full text at the inaugural“ address of Vice-President Coolidge: "Fi.e generations ago there was re— vealed to the people of this nation a new relationship between man and man. which they declared and pro- claimed in the American Constitution. Therein they recognized a. legislature empowered to express the will of the $16 in law. a judiciary required to ermine and state such lam, and an executive charged with securing obedience to the law. all holding their office not by reason of some. superior force, but through the duly deter- mined conscience of their country— men. “To the House. close to the heart of the Nation. renewing its whole membership by frequent elections. directly the people. reflecting their common purpose, has been granted a full measure of the power of legis~ lation and éxclusixe authority to ori- glnate taxatiom. To the Senate, re- newing its membership by degrees. representing in part the smereign states. has been granted not only a full measure of the power of legisia~ tion. but. if possible. fol more import- ant functions. To it is intrusted the duty of review .that to negotiation there many be added ratification, and to appointment approval. But its greatest function of all, too little mentioned and too little understood, whether exercised in legislaing or re- viewing. is the preservation of liberty. Not megly the rights or the majority, they little need protection, but the nights of the minority. from whatever source they may be assailed. The great object for us to seek here. for the Constitution identifies the vice- presidency with the Senate, is. to con‘ tinue to make this chamber. as it was intended by the fathers, the citadel of liberty. An enormous power is here conferred. capable of much good or ill. open it may be to abuse. but nec- l essary. wholly and absolutely neces- sary. to sceurc.the required result. “Whatever its faults. whatever its human imperfections. there is no legislative body in all history that has" used its powers with more wisdom and discretion. more uniformly for the erccution of the public will or, more in harmony with the spirit of; the authority of the people which hasi crentm 2!. than the linltod States' Senau l tahv up the duties. the peo- ple )1 no use"; cl: “(1 me under the Con- stltution \V‘llltll (am neither enlarge nor diminish. of presiding ovlr this Senate. agreeably too its rules and regulations. deeply conscious that it‘ will continue to function in llaimony with its high traditions as a great de- liberative body. without passion and’ without fear. unmoved by clamor. but most sensitive to the right. the strong- ‘ hold of government according to law. that the vision of past generations * generations yet to come. " DANG [CR 131' SOIWI‘ DRINKS. I Commissioner Holt Says Battlers Vio- late Law. “I consider the present conditions in bottling establishments a menace to the public health, and before an- other summer. some existing State do- 2 partment should be given ample pow- er to effectively control the operations of bottling establishments." Dairy and Food Commissiioner Thomas Holt says in his biennial report submitted to Gov. Lake. relative to the ei‘lect ot'. prohibition on the manufacture of. salt drinks. Says Commissioner Holt: 3 "With the passage or the prohibi-l tion amendment to the Federal con- stitution. there has been a tremend- ous increase in the sale of so- called soft drinks. Plans large and small (mostly the latter) have sprung up (as if by magic) over night. and most' of the owners entirely unfitted. by ex— perience or equipment for the pur-; pose of preparing drink for human‘ consumption ‘ “One hundred and @ighty eight in-= spections were made of soft drink es—l tablishments. and 140 relnspectlons: 266 samples were taken and analysis. showed that 73 contained saccharin. “The use of saccharln in normal‘ foods is absolutely prohibited under: Connecticut regulations. Those guilty of a. first offense were givenis. warn: ing. but in the case of second oneness their cases have been presented to prosecuting officers. “The State Pharmacy Commission requested our department to procure prescriptions at five pieces. Three of these were toun'd to be adulterated. one of which was so m‘uch below the required strength that the druggist was prosecuted and convicted in the Hartford police court.L‘and his license revoked by the State Pharmacy Com- ' mission. 4.. GOAL F——-—3——-—-—-—-—— BHNE FGOR STORAGE OF WASHINGTON. March 1-5318 battered experimental coal mine at Bruceton. Pa... which has been used to try out every sort of new explosive, new‘ digging machinery and new min- ing theory is to. become a storage vault for helium. the non-inflammable: gas. The Bureau of Mines is making great Quantities of this new gas for balloons and dirigibies at Fart Worth, . ' have decided to line a 'part of ‘ with copper holsters trig gas away “ develops. . . wmorox Starch may be more and more the reality oft“ A” 375.000 tapestry... presented to in... ' ! Good .welght. practical: service- ." yam wide—all the good colors: CQME EARLY—«TRADE IN THE MORNING IF POSSIBLE. I ~ The 'Greatest In Years-Wonderful Values Tomorrow Saturday--W111Be the Banner Bargain Day ‘ "E Cotton Huck Towels Good "serviceable qual- ity. Sale price, each . .12% 0 Lines Weft Huck Towels Splendid wearing towels .and very DRY goons SECTION ‘ In this Department are some Wonderful Val— absorbcnt. ~ . 69 c ues. , Here are some of them: Sale twice. each rmse' crepe Fruit of the Loom Muslin . The genuine quality—cut from the bolt. Yard‘....o..l.....u-.-.o.-.vo..ooooosonrl9c Limited 10 yards to a customer Elmdale Sheets Size 81x90 SalePrice,each $1.39 Full Size Sheets Sturdy wearing quality. White ground with neat fancy figures. was 69c. Sale price. yard ...... .490 White Madras and Fancy Pongee .. 29:: Values up to 98¢. Sale price. yard . . . . u 40 Inch White Voile F‘éfi.§§fiii‘é‘;§i§“‘?f§’f‘: 36¢ Chin-Chin 610th The newest fabric for comfortable ’/ sale Price, eaCh e o o o o o o o o I I o o o o o o o o e r a o s 94c covefings- 36 inches Wide. ‘ Value 39s. 1 9 Harvard Sheets Pillow Cues “‘ Sale price, yard . . . . . -. c at: 54x 94%, . ’ Seals price. each ....$1s19 . “‘33 Cases C 29° Apron (3th WI}. OOOIOOOOiIOIO‘IVIO. 45:36 Harvard. Each roe-ooosoooe-oo.‘ 45x36 Pioneer each ...........~..... 45:36 Hematilched each ............... 45x36 Scalloped each ................ Good. firmly woven quality fast color checks. 5c Sale price, yard ...... 4-4 Unbleached Sheeting. Hoary quality. strong and good wearing; was 29c. 1 ea Sale price, yard . . . . . . 49¢ 36 Inch Unbleached Sheeting Was 19c; 9 Harvard Unbleached Sheets Sale price, yard .. .... “1‘6 mm“ 8‘“ W“. $1 49;- selfishlndimH‘eadhluhn ' each ...........“.‘.i 51 59 Sale price 226 s . ,. firjfifjfififi. yard Harvard c lsheets _ Fancy Outing Flannel Special _ 98 ‘ c Best quality. heavy warm and iieecy. nest patterns in stripes ouch .......... . ..... and checks; formerly priced 49c. Crash Glass Towoling Fast color. woven red stripes, , durable quality. Former . Sale price 1 7c price 29c yard. All Linen Crash Towsiing yard ................; Crochet Bedspread: yam .‘O..."l....... Brown or bleached strong and sturdy weave. to r‘s‘ervice and 490 59c 69:: Double bed size, durable woven. of selected yarns. Free from dres- » sing. bleached pure white. at- tractive patterns, hemmed ends.‘ Were 2. 5 011ml 33. 50. 23351 98 ““52. 98 Size 63394y§ 39 SiSalengife. each . . . . $1 I ‘ lo 7 x 1,5. ‘ Si Sale price. each . . . . $1 .49 7.0 81119455. ' Sale price. each . . . . $1 .59 Pioneer Sheeti Size 5419435, S Sale price. each .... $1.59 lze GZinl/é. - S Sale price. each .... $1s69 ize 81x94%. 5 12Saigapgigee, each "“51 .98 e x 8 Sale price. each "”52. 29 ‘ ize 90x108. Sale price. each ....s2- 49 Bolster Cases Fine quality. Sale price ....'....... 846 English Long cloth Good. iii-1n. ‘durahle Longcloth: soi‘t iinish and pure white. will give satisfaction and splendid service. Former $174 price $4..00 piece u. _ .‘Naimook . 36 inches wide, soil: and sheer-.9. dependable quality; value, 34. 50. DRESSES VelOurs, Tricotine, Poplin, \\ 001 Serge SH}; Foulard ’ Formerly $14.00-$18.00 Sale Price Smart Models in Many Colors and a Variety of $1.. M, This is one of the biggest Dress Bux‘guim w; have ever ofi'ered Women’s and Misses’ DRESSES l Taffeta Silk, Tricolette, M 001 Sci-cc S;.:i : Poplin Formerly priced $25.00 ' Sale Price This is a wonderful lot of Silk and Cloth Drvww: Fresh from the Maker, Bought at a Low 1‘! and Sold at a Low Price. ~Wool \Jersey Suits TrimSuit‘s of :All Wool Jersey Cloi‘n; ful Models, Well Tailored, in Brown i ’11 L’ =11 Copen, Navy, Gray and Henna um They are worth Sale Price Dress Skirts Plaids and Serge; Pleated and Plain Tailor- ed Models $8.50 ‘ $15.00 ' lll'utfl :‘5- '. IXUI‘J.‘ “. My ”'3’ ‘ fi €25.00 r $12.98 $3.98 if Great Values in Sale price. , ggzbmu this quality can't he , .. . W” ' ~ ‘ Sale pace. we a... 39¢ m m spreads Sale Price Fancy White Goods High grade spreads. full size rich , Fine quality, white fabrics, in on Union Linen Toweling figugtgfiave raised sedans; usortnlent mt fancy woven , Strong, heavy. hard m oml- Sale price . . $6 98 voiles, 73113me '1 00, 44c ‘ty. highly absorptive. TI“. . . - . . . - . . . Sale priceyard nos-or . toweling is mostly linen; which ' ' sxtn Fine Spreads Satin finish handsome embossed fitter-115.1%“ is an especially line quality that will give good/‘ service. V as $12. 00 sue=w§.....k..'..$7 98 Bleached Table Damask ’ Pure white, lustrous finish, excel; lent designs, real fiervice giving quality. regular width. Worth 98c yard " <98: ' makes it good for Heavy service and durability. Value 39o yard. F . Sale price 29¢ ‘ YIN sibboso'ssoeoonog sbl‘e towels. pure white bleach, . . hemmed ends. Yard Wide m1, 1-" gander-d quality: elm-gs and 98011 else-sooo‘iosseqe 19° Large Size, Heavy gg‘lghggcevwety 0: witgsgc Turkish Towels yard a............ Best uQalit‘yPex-osies Strong, full bodied, absorbent, double woven, superior bleached 88 Inches wide~very desirable as sortme'nt of patterns. was 89c. 100 Dozen OF BLEACHED Turkish Towels Mahogany finish. ‘ regular price 5. 75. Sale price oeooooeo togels with if“?! 6blue borders. " - ormer p cs c each. each IOOCODOOIOitcwl. sac 8‘16 Dme, M senses worth $1.25 yard Fancy Shorm Various colors. Sale price 3.810 price, yard ..-.... .Exceptionslly Good .............,_, 24c 72 Inches wide. . ~ 7 Values up to $1.50. -. . Bath Towels _..._.....__._.E . Worth 1,75 yard $129 . .Ssls.prlce...~......- 0113 Sale price, yard I Large size, heavy quality. madeot deuble twisted yarn and best bleach; regular 31.00. -Excellent quality in various solid colors. Sale price 15c 72 Inch Table Damask Bottom a: $4.98 nudists ,HOUSEFURNISHINGS assessors? soon ron A mar oi‘ THEM HERE Biasew 3 Ball Bearing Carpet Sweepers 95c , Extra Heavy 'l'i'n copper ionisation: ' $2.95 , Sale price ,each 0 o o r o e 596 ‘ 7m 0 o o o o o . u o s o s u e o o Unutglfg unlesmqufiiiw! CHOICE 8N6. énsamliver; wood handleS. ’98 e e to m few, as. u 4. Whitellsdrss Calico Prints , " “finish; worth $2.29 yard. ‘ Sale fimgfiumu ‘Extra fine quality. Light grounds in strips and: fig 831° Pr!“ ‘* ‘ 49 ' - Was 6900 39° unwefl acts, 73111 "H'.""‘"‘.»,.( .r e lo; \ Sale price. yard ...... sale price. yard” ".1... EXTRA 8P5GIAL_‘.Six-1birt Ilse; regular price 38 00. Sale price ........ Pansy Dmrsted Gold. men and gold DRESS FABRICS AND SILKS _ Plaid Slnrtings ' New Spring styles. $1. 00 and $1.26 1“” 9:: Sale price, yard .... Silk Poplin All colors—one o: waxes « 3'88 “19:63:98 yes. . $1.75 quality. , d ‘ Heavy Aluminum Tea Kettles colonial share: $5.98 Tea Pots and silver limit were. Values up to $4. 00 ' Large size. Galvanized Iron Water PM“: ; l 12-quart size; The heavy, full weigi i so . plated. Three lions With 10x14 Mirror“ , Consisting of 100 pieces. choiceoi six different decomilons. (5 Inches wide. Plain white an m m wwvv'r Steel Blue Enamel Savory Double Roasters . Sale DTK‘G Regularllricc $3 50- $2. 35 T l regular price 506. . 5 Sale price 296 _____________—-—- Mrs. Potts’ Sad he is H - Didi-“I- F' lhl 1 13d w handle, Rogulax DllCe $17 00 Sale price Sift -.............. 2-49 M.“ White Enamel Medicare Cabinets reguiai price $3. 75. Sale price . . . . . . . . $2.95 _————_——.——.—‘ . Fine American Porcelain Dinner Sets ‘1’0 1} l' 352°331§§ é:.‘.‘.5:.$33. 50 Table Oil Cloth d fancy figured patterns. 48° Sale price, yaid ......;
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