:thls week. .m—D‘EV P: C pg;
, 7 The fen¢_,_—» .-. v:
' , monument. I.LT‘-'l:\.\9w ‘ OR
5 Fifth streeMQEROW
: ‘dark green , . . —'
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A back-s "M ‘ _
WV: lot. A.
there haw — "
the erect! s l 1 '
Judge $91.\~\m'l:llmlVl'r"'\"xy
' I, ~ ,. "lilllll Of
‘ri m :l or
v .;u: and also
i l1: l’l‘ill.
l: l‘Ir z-occial
wrvcd.
, l] ‘.
Plans for? r‘
held lemon-W »‘
old Angevinr
v_, w.
3w trict. were fill' Mill“
in' ladies Aid—
"" nuc M. E. l (-5 01d
1“ \ .\l.. will
Q“ There W i .v HYG-
i; brary com: . l: \York
Improve" Masons
nity hall, "s \ xz'wl
_: o'clock.- . llv 3o.l:'s.
ii to be pres z-ris. w. M.
'.\'.
Mrs. H
street .will 7 ,,
of the me, .. it. A. M..
mittee of uth Main
ment Assm , ' . adays of
row afterno. I July and
, ., , \ Masons
Mrs. ”Ring. -> . will.
time has b I. i: : 1-“. H. P.
the choir “HM.“
church. wLa ...—..—
Mrs. Wcrme”’”
for the firs. \
Sunday morning.
M’embcrs of the Woman's
of Christ church will make fi _
at their meeting this afterl‘
t
ll
the suppcr to ho served tht u
the church on the evening “t
’4'th. Mrs. Frank (‘iiirk of Osi 1
zine will entertain thc membe ‘
Auxiliary this afternoon.
A band of small boys.
()
been placed on Eastcr Sunday
atives and friends
pots were taken. the
the cut fl0wers belittle um that
‘1“ \\'..l‘.
t l m n
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Mrs. Verna. , Roberts. ‘ ,,
street. entertained a parts' 1'" "
at her home, last evening.
aer dance. An enjoyable ex
mnt by all. Those who
.. - the Misses Anna. Ros
. VI'derg’ast, Illnry VVilcek, R..-
-M Keith. Helen Fitch and.)
berts; Al Canevari, Lawrencm
llns,
ll.“
Hi
“-meond. Mem
believm of l'ruguuy. set forth in the now
' of the deal
Only the flowers that were growltf . -
:urold and William Gustavso' "indium
.Réacm’nary; and; Progressive and How
_ .‘ Ari-7161:7103: Will 'Be Made Secure.
4 By NICHOLAS MURRA
YBUTLER. President Columbia University ff-
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L
th tThesure mark of the reactionary is unwillingness to make use of
.‘e “91313138 of past experience or to read the lessons of history and apply
them to the problems of today.
The true progressive, on the other hand, is he who carefully reads
{'3’ and carefully examines the experience of mankind in order to see
histo
‘repeated and what principles of organization and conduct have cstabhsbed'
themselves as sound and beneficent.
. America will be saved, not by those who have only contempt and de-
spite for her founders and her history, but by those who look with respect
and reverence upon the great series of happenings extending from the
voyage of the Mayflower to the achievements of the American armies on
the soil of France, and upon that long succession of statesmen, orators, men
of letters and men of affairs who have themselves been both the product
and the highest promise of American life and American opportunity.
The declaration of independence rings as true today as it did in 1776.
The constitution remains the surest and safest foundation for a free gov-
ernment that the wit of man has yet devised.
, Faithful adherence to these strong and enduring foundations and a
high purpose to apply the fundamental principles of American life with
sympathy and opennlindcdncss to each new problem that, presents itself
will give us a pcoplc‘incrcasingly prosperous, increasingly happy and in-
creasingly secure. ‘
fun. with him." ' . Explaining the rejection of lelc-
‘r-fl he {\cwscpltomizcs Lansing's ilr- phone hills. Mr. Buckley. in the
ligl' on \Viison. It is interesting. ili 1.10.139. said that. the public. utilities
ii 5 connection, to notc that two or commission is able to take care of
. lhrc‘c now Constitutions llflVO. been gmwamws of subscribers.
drzlltcd by (is many llcpullllcs in yum... ““0111”. bill. the governor
South Aliicricu sincc our political Dr. will be empowwm to appoint state
,Syutux icft his post at \Vllshingtou lo
,“sit ill" with the diplomatic card
sharps of Europe and to buy chips
with 14 tons of data. 14 points. and :1
plug-um] uicklc of mi advisory com-
missuul. 'i‘hc :irticlc dealing with tho
gmwvrs and limitations of the presid-
park police on recoluiiicndation of the
statc park commission.
The judiciary committee reported
llllfilV'rll‘lllll)‘ those bills: 'i‘o require a
scat for cvcry piisscngcr on a trolley
car who pays fare: to l‘cpcul thc pres-
cnl law on licensing of public minusc-
is now \‘cstcd
“be from i S ' ' , . llit'iilS in parks which
through thtc,oliasioolggrxg'il’ltcnitn“mg“‘vmmn Of. that country prouiul- in Superintendent. Egan of the State
recently and took humorous DEM'J ‘5‘ 1919'19(m°wd',uw Constitu- l‘olicc: for :i mctliml by which the
flowers from graves. whcrc the-INN m ”H" other countries hclng Shn' slzllc should control cmploymellt of
'll.|l' in cffcct: “lie shall not lcavc the
Pl‘lVlllO dl-lcctiu-s.
«.‘ntllmi 1m mtorr} ttlimucllfl hours “lth- A “imam“ clinical tllcrmomctcr
7' " “”151? 0" “r “"0"; “”5”“ for lln- stain was fllvorl-d ill a lull
. . . . .. ... .< ~ .
H 1""'..“ .ngu'ndn onhlcsh tul nml in llnm :l coiniiiltle-v.
. lill \ :lu- discerning folk. thosc liillln 'l‘llc cducution committcc 3pm ”1..
‘Ammh :m.-<. hills umic-r which tllc stutn- would [til
I'cliwr‘ui mum-3 for \()C.’lll()l).‘ll ll‘flllilllK
to ill" appropriations comiiiltti-c.
ludiczllh'c of ”iv hclicl‘ of thc judi-
(jury (‘Ulllllllllt'l‘ that thc lrullcyjit‘nc)‘
situation \\'Ulllll llc llH'l by the hill just
(ldoptcd. :l lzlrlrv numhcr of duplicate
hills for ruzuinllon of jilneys wrrc ud-
\1‘l‘SI‘l)‘ l‘cpm‘lcd.
Among: nlllcr flu‘orlildc rcporix wcrc
tlicsc: Amending the law requiring u
lil'vllsv lo curry n im-npon. making thc
. (‘llhuzrn lllliis spring. ‘tlic scasou of
'm-‘ls :ll'll mssrli'ms.” (lid customs
ligcr lov '; in tlic grcllt Middle \Vcsl.
I; ’—'”““‘_—.—_'_ " '
l Scualm= \\ ho art. in doubt as to the
lation's l‘l‘lll'll s in l‘lirriizn alffulrs may
“ slim. “lluullls who."
‘__+__.___——-
is sow-king: an outlet. to
slill
n Unlisted an. xr‘ u .‘l. .\l:l)'llr‘ il wisllcs to cull-r thc
.7 ,meth Fitch. ‘ “if." mm! M.mum,_m rucc." (‘hnrgl- $1; to prohibit a city or (OWN
Th ’ ‘i I” : -—— ~.———————-—- t'lilflhlllg as :l l‘fllllll'l‘ :l pt-Hmn rccciv-
"nhn :eves w %g‘fi;’;}e*a', ‘6’} , HOoH-r intr‘nds to lili\‘(‘ tilc Pom- lug stutc :lid for tlllu'l‘clllnfilfli author-
u rimmed: '- " :78 r"!ler(‘v lN-pzirtmvui put the "aid" in izim: Hartford county to lake land for
’n‘vhich' “r" W soanong’s Pad“. Dl'()pt"i' :lpproncllcs to thc lirldu‘c from
H In“! t‘ “I” ‘H' 2:9 ' - . ~— —._..___’ fl¢——~——————- » South \V'lmlsor to \Vui‘cllnusc l’oiul:
- -‘:”“”m“' “l“. V ' ~ - . . - l; w l‘l‘lllllll lo appoint-
. tistm. mililllplsuu lull. GISIJATI'RE IIAS (I‘ll‘uxll‘Li‘l’l: :1}: viovvnmr 0;:- vam'll ”r-
lion. " H. u l. y , w - . .. . . -
' ' buxnfig."“"’(1. “ l ( ITS IngIE-ST I);‘Y litmus of tin- ilumniu- Socich‘; nppro-
" ml, "V P“: ‘1 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ " l ~‘r ‘ r -.’. "’- l‘o‘ tlic stair
é ‘ near thk l'w' U. A 011 THIS SEbeOh pinning... $1.11 .l -5 l , . ’l
- ‘ Other-10559 ' l. school grunt uudu-r tlic i-duc.lllon.i
I ‘1 6 " ' 4"“ 1"“ F . . . -. .. l.-: ii Hills to
3“" :ilng. have alum ll .- ' Continued from First Page “‘“ “h“,h ." “lnnflmi'fi,”,2 1 for ,t
5' CHICA'Vners who are s..,,,,,,g._ _ pllsl 'llnlil}! :1 01‘ l'hril in (h. A u .
of a. dept for fu h ‘_‘_ ,4 , .. ‘ _ .. u .. 3‘ I , _ imzls cr 0 lo- lllll .
1’ 1 . . 1 rt er vlsl . 1_ I’lli‘lll_.ll tll Illil l ‘l-lll lmu ll ln’ .con l'nl‘nxoruldr “1“,.“ “1.”, on hills
'. "Ct m .1 ‘ Mr rc ll l:_\ lm- lili:lill't' coulllllttcc. . ,
l ’ - . - - lln (‘i‘l'illl' :l li‘llllltll‘lll’) cnlllllliSslun on
' try or ' ‘\\ liH‘ll has 10 (ll \lcc lm :lus m runs-E Q ‘ nl‘l'cr l'll'lldill"‘ prodding-
recent .H '; I . . ‘ '. v” _ 1']! 1., (ll 0 :\ lit-w :4 :l 1“ l * n ..
" RnWA-MTQA’ I.” .H-U m“ .H h , \.‘ [k ‘ m“ d t Kl'ul‘ llw officv ul ll‘czlsurl-r of slain in-
, W. _C. K! 5‘ V 01v ll lll.llll on till t.lll-ll¢l.ll. _ ,
« h‘ ' "‘1 1 , Tm. hills which sought to prohibit silluilnus :iud dvpurlmcnt: to rcgu-
' . ' - i ' 4 ' lzm- llw Sulc of lighting.' rods: to rc~
,cns- nnd (ll'(‘ll'i(’ (‘Ull‘lflflllll‘h' fl‘hln llll-
r Minot Crochet has re
:fion with the Connecti
their barn in Norwalk.
signs: :
cut 001.,1-
’li a
7 Ma. P. N. Needle and chil “(Sf
, been‘apeuding the week in i ‘ ‘11
city with relatives. fpi‘k
. The soda. fountain whicl for-
installed. in the store of all“?
will an a. long felt need in the”
wheat be summer months arrlv
will be possible to get an iv".
lode. without going out of th
l
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. (l‘v
rem street. haye recon, ,
m m. are grandparents ' ”'
imam having been born‘fl‘1
7, and It: Charles McClellan, “Lh
‘I ”am Brldgeport_ [moor
mas Keelellan was formepcn
. , m- Chrk. 33.“
i I ‘1 wo
’ i TALKING WAGE REDUclsh
“t in,.
1'. 'PITTBBURGH'. March 31f- ‘0
’Ihe Pennsylvania. Railroad (”1"
19436604: the wages and mom
’3.“ employes. oflicers and uubP’l
. oflclals numbering about “-
,«wcrordincusaed today at the!”
7:, -confdren¢e of ofl‘icials of the "PS
'rejn‘esentauves of the workg‘rd
Maintenance of way zinc
. and the unskilled forces ’ D5
pan! were the first class‘ '111'
. to confer (with the oxr-cut ‘l'd
i resentatives of these wor ice
allied to meet with the_ ”d.
L on «170%; ""6:
gum restl. - 0
Cle de.
quf . he
. eve
be“ byug
5 will
" it’édoans 1“ ins
. ,ot a 1;- future
her talk 0f
5 .
f and the Lincoln Bank and Trust Com-
lScnator Brooks saying that the state
lllliro l‘l'i'llil(‘.‘llt'§ from pron-salon"! (-u»
rim-cm :Lnd lurid Sul‘w-yors.
'I‘hc uomiilutions of Judge llurpl-c.
l‘lx'n-lcr. Marvin. llrown :lud Jt‘llnlllg"
Ho thc lilL’lil‘l‘ courti- wi-rc scnt ‘o tllc
‘judiciury columiltuc for llcuriugs. ‘
'l‘llr- Scuntc :ldoplcd from its colon-4
\llll‘ llw following hills:
Arm-udiug thc charter of the Stali-
icy lluld and Lord Company O.N0\\'
Vlli'iluin. '
incorporating the Grolou and‘Stnn-
pnsiui: Ff‘l‘\l(‘f- charm-s wm-c unfavor-
:.1.|:. I‘l'llnl‘ll'tl mid l‘l'jctflf'll in the St‘li-:
:llv,
'i'lic ll'llL to rr-L’ulntc pulllic sci-\‘lcc
motor \'('lll(‘ on li.\.cd routcs. Olllrl‘-
\\'i:4t- llu- jitncy rcl'rulzlllou llill. pnssvd
llw lmusc with liltlc dI-lrnlv :ll'tcl‘ :lll
lllf‘ :4. untr- .‘Illl(‘ll(llll"lllS llud l)(‘(‘ll :lc-
cI-plcd. Mr. lx’iipzllrick. ol' llridmlport.
nl‘l'crl-d nu Jill'lf‘lllllliflll to sti'iko out
11.; “]llll>ll(‘ mcr salty" cluusc. lull llllS
:‘jnl \‘r ry D W volts. lic wltiidrcw :ln-
v ‘ ' “ l :luv. the Fast-
ollml' nlucudmr-ut lit" lizid ofrcl‘cd, lllLIOK‘l “‘1' lion (1311p .. ’_ . ' V
. - — ' . . ., .cl‘n t null. cllcul lillll“.l,\ l mupulr.
Mr. Lucid: \. Ill dclulmc‘ the Scuntcl 1 11 ”I. 191% l\'nie Traction
:s 1m 1 cut. sol (mo of ”mm was v’m' " >) ' , “ " " . ‘
” ” m d ‘ Company. winch llt'W corlmmllonb
."mcrcly u oi'ds,” milling uotliiur: to the
H rms of tlic hill. 'l‘hc llll‘(‘f‘ Scuntc
:Imrvudmcnts which tllc llousc ncccpl-
I‘d wrrc i‘r-L'urdcll by members {is inc-
‘llifl mcrrily minor conccssions to tho
‘iitncy mcu.
l Aflcr pnflsngc of tho liill. mcmhcrs‘
said that. if signcd by the governor.
jit will practically r-nd tlic trolley—iii-
ghcy compr-lition lcnislntion. and will
iii :1 grout measure climiuatc what has
llf-(‘n tcrmcd “ruinous competition"
lngninst tho trolleys. ‘chulntlon will
dump jilncys off routes used by the
'trollr-y lines. but the jitncys will be
lnldc to do business in territory not
'scrvcd by the clcctric cars.
Tho fish and game committce rc—
[portcd against bills to require resid-
ent fishing: licenses. and the. Beardsley,
liill for fishcrmcn's licenses for resid—
cuts and non—residents and for a. close
lnkc over portions of lilc old Silorc
Linc lilm-lric road.
Authorizing Hartford to issue bond
for additional wzltcl' supply.
Authorizing Norwich to issue $150.-
000 strcct improvcim-nt bonds,
Giving a pcrson the right to kill
gray Squirrcls at any time if they are
doing: damage.
'l‘h‘esc. House measures were .con—
curred in by tho Senate:
Incorporating the Mill‘o'rd Hospital
Socicty.
Revising ilic charter of the Short
Bcach Impron-nicnt Association.
Amcnding tlic charter of thc Dan-
bury and Bethe] Street. Railway Com-
pany. .
The House adopted among
hills tlic following:
Allowing the Now Milford Electric
other
scason on quail and gray squirrels. Light Company to increase its capital
The agriculture committee was rid- SlOCk- _,
verse to bills to repeal the law requir- Creating a finance department in
Seymour. ,
int; the marking of cggs offcrcd for
sale. and for designation of fresh laid
eggs. -
Four bills implying to telephone
service were unfuyornblr reported.
These were to require a statewide di-
rectory: providing that no toll rates
hetwccn telephone subscribers in the
same town should be charged: provid-
ing that no charge other than rental
should be made against telephone
Amending the Torrington Electric
Light and Power Company.
Classing us “itinerant vendors"
{hose who take orders in a place for
goods by a sample for future delivery.
. Amending the Litchfleld Electric
Light and Power Company.
Permitting the state forester to ac-
cept gifts of wood land.
Amending the law under
butter substitutes are sold.
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which
sul'lscrlbers in the same town. and _ t1
providing for regulation of printing Amending the charter of the Sou i
and distribution of telephone dircc- Norwulk Trim company.
Authorizing Toning-ton to issue
floating debt bonds.
Both branches adjourned until to-
day after their busiest days this ses-
sion and disposal of a large number
of measures.
iories.
Petitioncrs for charters for the
Congress Bank and Trust Company
puny were given leave to withdraw.
would be better off if these 'were or-
ganized under the general law instead 1 fish that growls and mews like a
...-r—
What lessons have already b‘eun learned, what mistakes have already‘been“
men ” ,
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levelan
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of lst Region:
Portland, Ore., director 70: Region
secretary.
official hostess to (ilLVL'IIl‘OII; Mrs.
omry chairman.
Members of the Connecticut Lgagnc
ol‘ \Vomcn Voters are taking a’ keen
intercst in the coming National Con-
\‘cntlon to hc held in Cleveland. April
11-18. Conuccticut was the forty—
cig’hth and lust state to form a state
League of \Volncn Voters last lI‘ch-
ruury. which is affiliated with the
National Organization. It also count?!
two Connecticut women among its
members of the National Executive
Board. Miss Katharine Ludingtou of
Lyme. and llr. Valeria l’urki-r of
Hartford.
Connecticut is cutitlcd to in you
dcicmitcs in the National Convcntmn.
one [or (hell Congressman and Si un—
tol‘. Amour: thosc who plan to iunkc
thc trip to (“lm‘cinnd from this sllltc
are Miss Mum-i “'asllhurn. l’rvsidcnt
of the ("ounccticut lmngue. Miss Mary
ltulklci‘. Mrs. \\'illi:lni ll. Deming.
Mrs. Thomas N. llrpllllfn, Mrs. Millon
Simon. Mrs. lilitil Mclnllrc llalluiir»
inn. Mumford: Miss \Villiam Lion
l'lllllcfi. Now liiivcn; Mrs. Sulnlltl C‘
Shaw. Modding; Mrs. l-‘rnuk P7. ll:ll«
lock. (‘ronlwclh Mrs. llcl‘ilcrt Knox
Smith. Furluiumou.
Mrs. Maud \Vood Park. Kati: mil
l'llzllrmzlu of tlic l.r:l;:llc. who will for.
mail)" opvu lhr- (‘On\i'nti0n Tucsduy
morning. will cull for rcports from tho
ofliCcrl-i and the six rcgioniil directors
on the result of the first year'syork
in organizing the league throughout
the {Orlyrl'lfllll states. 'l‘hc prcshlwnt’s
[purer Row (left to rightl—Mrs. Maud “’0th Park, Bordon, Mass" chairman
Miss Belle Sherwin, chairman Cleveland League of “blues: Voters and
Carrie Chapman Catt. New York, hon- ‘
BOARD OF DIRECTORS NATIONAL LEAGUE OF “'OMEN VOTERS.
Top Bow (lcfl to right)-—Mlss Kutlicrinc lunllnzton, Hartford. (Vinny—41mm:-
Mrs. Richard Edwards-l. Prcu, Indiana, treasurer;
Julian B. Saucy. Alien, 8. (3.. director 3rd Recital; Mrs. (loom Gellhorn.
St. Louis. Mo., vice-chairman and director 01.0“] Region; Mrs. James
Paige. thmcapolis, Minna, dircctor 5!” Region;
Mrs.
Mrs. C. B. Slmnnuns.
; Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Bli'niluglian), Al...
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address will folio. in the evening.
together with addrcsscs by rcprcscii-
tativcs of the Joint Congressional
Committee. which has worked in
Washington for federal hills in the
interest of women and childri-n. Dis-
cussion of the work of thc scvcn
standing committees. on child welfare,
women in industry, social hygiene.
Amcrican citizenship. election laws.
followed by a mass meeting at which
Mrs. (‘llrric Chapman Catt. Mrs.
Louis Slade of Now Ymk. and Judge
ll‘ioreucc Alicn of Ohio will spook.
iii Republican (Tommittevmnn. is to
spook at the banquet Thursday night.
The adoption of a progmn
forth-coming your. folloun-d by ll)“
ilcctirin of tho ofliccrs whosc duty it
will luv to carry out Uic prom-am. is to
take place on Friday.
inc Ludington. chairman of the com-
mitlcc charm-d with drawing tt-lltalln-
plans for the futurc. coursc of tiic
Lu-zlguv. will nporl for that Commit-
tcc.
llmiuccd railway rate; hinc hccu
olwtuincd for dclcmlti-s to thc (‘mivcn—
lion. The (flow-land ln‘xlguc of “‘0-
ml-n \‘olcrs. which acts as hostess for
thc occasion. expects a gathcring of
about Luci) doll-Katcs and niu-runtcs.
Scssions arc to he held in the llotcl
,Stater.
d "In April
food supply and demand. civil status:
of women. is scheduled for “‘crlncsday
l-‘. 1
Mrs. lllirrict Taylor l'ptou. aniou-j
for thv,
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EXTRA BIG BARGAINS
Originally Several Times- the Present Price
All Linen Crash Towellng
Was 50¢ a yard. 29c
Special, yard
Heavy Bullish touch
Former price 751’.
Special. yard ..........
Huck Towels
36 Inch Percale-32 Inch
Chambmy
99c
Were 39c yard.
Japanese Namloo' k
400 Pieces Iangcldla
Very fine unity;
piece.
Special, 5 yards for . . . . Special, Need ......
ammo-linear.
Yard wide. 12-yard pieces: former m ’
Price $7.00. 3 98 . W? 35“? an
Special. piece ...... . Mia . yard
Yard Wide Percale 89““ 8m" 8"“ M
40 inches wide; an the m
Special 1 5 3 c colors.
yard I swan. ma .....-szsfl
Full Size BedSheots 541th
Bleached. former price N All wool' val yard
$1.98. Special ... . . . . . . 796 Special. 8398 i.”
yard ...............5
Fine White Voile
40 inches wide, former price 59c.
Sale price 33
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yard
”MME-been
“'38 98c yard.
Special. yard .......... 496
Women's Flux-elects Gowns
Pink mid hluc stripe. $1.45
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Apron Gingham:
..... ..... ...'...15c Special
KNIT WITH
Quality Minerva Knitting Yarn
AN EXPERT KNI'IVI‘ER
will be in the wool department all this week
to demonstrate and give advice on knitting
all kinds of sweaters, hats, infants’ can
merits, etc. ‘
S Pedal
yard
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We carry an immense stock of the famous
MINERVA Pure \\'orsted Knitting Yarns. in
every color that is made. '
is the first payment 0
Fordson Tractor.
SOl‘l S,
planting, harvesting.
power for.
and isa stranger
A Fordson will do
quicker and cheaper.
expense to yourself.
Ask us about our tri
cost you a cent.
'fllI UNIVERSAL CAR
FARMER "l
- $98.30
(Balance 'in 10 months).
$625 (f. o. b. Detroit), is the new price of the
Half the tractors in the country are Ford—
The price of the Fordson i
the average tractor price.
The Fordsdn will do your plowing, fitting,
saw your wood, or anything else you can'use
It only eats when it works, never gets tired,
to the colic.
You can prove thison
- the state, under a. corps of officers
. enclaves; the money.to'be raisedgbr &
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of through special charters.
The humane institutions commit-
tees recommended establishment or a.
state lnflrmary, in the central part of
and
no 1mg. 9115!?
cat is found in certain part: of South
America, Africa. and Australia. and.»
this is considered by scientist- to be
in many respects the moat wondeuutfi
link in the worm.- ' ..
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n a Fordson Tractor.
8 about half of
It will fill your . silo,
your farming better,
your own farm at no.
al proposition. It won’t
56"S‘ou‘th Mainsneei
MITCHELLS $1750
(F. 9. B. Factory)
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MAXWELL
$939."
(F. O. B. Factory)
CHALMERS....................... $1.751?
(F. O. B. Flbtory)
mar. GAS
sconssoams IN 51-0123, 55 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER 'M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER s-r, nonwsm
CORSETS
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOIl‘
make it 18w, remembering that upon the correct selecti.
of your corset depends the modislmess of your gowns—all .
Your comfort as well. » .
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every 9:".
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Della?" '
meat the model'demgned to best express your own individus..
ity. Expert assxstance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. JEANNETTE
.CORSETIE‘ RS AND GLOVER
Phone 90.9
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CH OLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans. Deliveries on Shari
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39c
36 Inch Buck Satin m a
Were 29¢ each. 99c Regulai‘“ $2.00 M‘y: In
Special, 6 for . . ........ ' quan y.
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