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ELASONIC NOTES
., Aou’Weii Lodge. NO. 108 F.
fijteets in Masonic building.
but month. July and August
.fl. It 8 o'clock.
1. ' 3
' ‘ ROBERT DI. WHICOX
Butler Chapter
7 “at. the
, month at 8 o'clock.
.g'fiugust excepted. All R. A.
‘ g? s. LYON. Secretary.
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lusivel
to_1_he use for publication 0
otherwise in this paper and .48
.‘bcal news published herein
special
rred.
and A.
South
street. ls‘t and 3rd Tuesday of
except-
, All Master Masons.
,mlly and fraternally Invited.
EDISON T. HARRIS, W. Dr.
, Sec’y.
No. 88. R. A. M.. about
,mln Lfasonic TemplE. South Main years ago and its tradition-q are Of
2an and 4th Tuesdays ot-the highest
July and
‘ Masons
.. “ally and {internally invited.
I). B. BEACH, H. P.
n TALE ()F 'l‘\\'() NATIO
' 'p'lfifty years ago. without
“It. to agretuu-ut.
Germany the sum
Franco p;
(it~ 500.1
- _wthan thru- mouths
‘fieqder of Paris and
.mhminal‘ies of peace.
m whole of .\IS; l‘l‘.
ind the provinc- 1 l' Lorraine.
.8“ the fort'rv-sscs oi" Bletz
“my of 5,000.1H'mfiun
‘: years.
" Moation
, . gradually
Did;
francs
'l‘hc German
“'88 to he
as each
will
France Surprised Germany a
Miler then
”so final
than
date
now. lune:
pri’Scriht-ll,
2?. in history. the lrullr and
., art that now has been brougl
' Gennany cannot wrizzle out
Germany rune! pay,
W0 }'O:Ir:< fiftil'
filities Germany
, the percent. of tin- (l.llll:iL“l-Slll
(ad. And three months attcr tli
lug or lin-
('l ssaiinn o
army
instalmcut‘
NS.
dcmur or,”
, prompt to lllt' minutc accord-vnpph-
lid
ulti’mit‘i
mes the first instalment of the to-l
‘1‘ indemnity of in times that
mount arising from her (it-Teal
m Franco—Prussian war.
after the sur-‘of
less than twofAhmn $4.:(mfu’unfinn of that huge t0-
Wths after the arrangcmeut of thc‘m] must be taken cart- 01' lleOT“ the
‘ Francc had spring
hen compelled to main to Germany
except llclfort, ' mm
ion of 1
lo vacumn.’
BOOL‘.
The \‘il'l‘
‘ manage "
ticles in ‘
at the Ill
brand
pioit
roads has '
protesting --'~
economic 1'.
part of their
they tax the patience and offend the
common sense of the older part,"
\Vhat is taking place at Yale. re-
vealed simultaneously with the expo-
sure of holshevism rampant at \al-
BOOLA.
president
'1‘ one of our biggest rail-
ritten to the Yale News-
”it
among British
ing the principle of the open.shop.
"These propagandists." says the writ-
tr. “appeal to the sympathies and ex-
the credulity
hearers
as the.
and
:ainst
paper
resics.
9' ersity
propositiinns as the Plumb Plan for
the manai-r ment of the railroads. the
of socialism
labor.
“ m M'.“
VII.» ' .a---‘;.r-.arr rxbar- a— .aw. .vvut- 3.77“
a- a», - .~
should perish 'the white race would
to blame.
vigorous
the Caucasians came
which
dark-skinned pebple.
Several million Russians who have
a feeling in common in the region of
the stomach can appreciate the opin‘;
vcrctary Hughes that Russia
is suffer'm: from a “gigantic econom-
Poly-ponesians
numerous before
and introduced
have decimated the
BOLS’HEVIKI
and general
frequent ar—
dealing with
the
and the
advocating such
now prevalent
and condemn-
younger
readers:
of the
and
.paraiso I'niversity in Indiana. should
be food for thought for our educat-
ors. Yale
has
3,300.
has -
It
and
a student role
of
220
enrollment
founded
an
\\'flS
Valparaiso
It has
noblest.
of 4,000.
bcen in existence almost half a cen-
tury. if
conditions
at those two
great schools are as described. What
are we to expect of our other cen-
_ . ._ters of higher education? 2
[es those charged with directing the
policies of such institutions to make
survey
remedies
louiced of correction is found.
careful
dras
tic
It behoov-
Of conditions and
where the
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SERIAL “ON [)8
l The outstanding problem confront-
about
lNOlv‘S
twenty
of 1023
mature.
date a rcfuurlinf: plan must he
iuiing Secretary or the Treasury Mol-
This “'flS,lon is the refunding of the war debt
dollars.
billion
ihc
now
Victory
a nd.
when
Betu‘o-cn
includ-kworkcd out. considered by Congress.
W it h i n
01'
id ra \vu
was
lltl the
V “rid by paying thc hugc sun], much
lir- Tort"
l"l‘{l nce
not invariod German territory.
*1} caused nodaiilage to (‘mrman
burns and iiidustrit-s. had not laid
hate her thfiis 'l‘lre indvuinity im-
md was for the sole purpnsc (if
[flying GP.“H‘:HH">‘ t'\lirll.<o‘§ in ”it"
.31". which had addc'i so lll;ll~'l‘l:tll)
be her natim'al Wealth.
Today. 50 yn-ars after. it is (:t‘l‘v;
[mny’s turn to do thc paxinu. Ami
. My 19 she lllf‘l'lllllz' the situation
- Which she has brought llllt it herself
h her acts of altL’l‘r-Ssinn and vandal-
!illn? One moment she tries the
Duby act. pleading with tears for
,2 mercy from her "Olilll‘rsstll‘s." \\'lwn
7' I118 does not Sven] to avail. she be-
this to bluff. llut lltlllio-r tears nor
threats “’ill avail tln- biggest "u'i-li‘h-
brain
it low.
of it.
f hos-
has paid Scarce];~
- caus-
e end
Franco—l‘rumian war. in
‘ which she had caused no material
«I. (hmage. to German territory. France
”rim begun to kr-cp her agreement
”(I pay her indemnity.
h It is Germany's turn.
.‘3 -———-——~O
uranium; POT su'ns Inwar-
IA‘SS. \
It has her-v1 gum-rally
‘ “her Poiyponr-siau
‘2 “dlly dwindled
(I the white man
since
to their 1
in Honolulu that the llawaiia
hing re-invigoraled by the
1.! en blood is gratifying.
’bre. The offspring of these
harriagcs. it
ifl as to lose its identity.
“lies and it is highly
should be preserved.
desi rabl
assumed
;' tweent years that the Hawaiians and
peoples were a
horned race. as their numbers have
the coming,r
If
1!]
slands.
“lie staiemcnt of a scientist resident
ns {II‘O
infusion
there-
mixed
is stated. for the most
"It marry back into the full—blooded
fa These people have admirable qualv
e that.
they
and Stras-‘nntl enacted into law.
hrg and to agree to pay an indem-
Si-vu-ral plans
have llecn anguish-d, the one finding
'thc most favor sH-tnin: to be a new
issue of serial bonds runninur from 40
to .10 years. an equal installmcui fall-
ing due each year.
The serial bond.
Systt'nl has liH-n lriml with great suc.
cess and economy
lt‘iplllllll‘s‘, the
passed
compulsorv
wishful
of \Var \Vi-cks,
financial
known to favor
it his
influence in
.»\ilmiulstrati0n.
liarin‘:
bonds
its towns
SecretarY
hall wide
is like-iv ill:
“ithout
policy of
lllt‘filllt'
thi‘l
tax returns fail to
Slut:
in states and mun-
Of Massachusetts
law making“ serial
“'llcllvvnr mic (if
to incur a tlt‘lll.
“‘lm has:
r~\'pericncc.
serial bonds
advice will not lie
determining the
disclose
fortunes made by junk drain-rs out of
the “Orltl's junkrd navics.
. —--—-—O-——-——-'
on annihrr
liars the dentist preparing to work
d. ntisl's teeth
tcll him
it won‘t hurt much?
. ’l‘llv
hours.
511”
iii]!
shines
the
at certain
of making
Only
business
ginoonshine nn-H-r stops.
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l
The
day. lie
u—o—
terday.
much—talkvdbnl‘ Colombia
L't’ls ill“ l'nll islV'l lllh‘ one
gem of the ocean.
._____.._____
The man who units to drown his
sorrow liccnusr- he has no money ‘E.
in a doubly sad stair these days.
DERBY, Conn. )lzly .'.
Nickalls ycstt-rda)‘
varsity crews for the first time since
Columbia last Satur-
shook up both
gave thcui the longest day's work of
the season. sending the first eight over
a ten~mile spin against a heavy wind
for half of the distance and giving the
second cgiht a nine-mile workout.
their races with
He also will ofliciatc at
vard-1’riuceton-Navy
Lake Carnegie course on Saturday.
that
that is the
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VICKALLS SIIIKI‘IS I'P ROTH
OF Y.\I.IZ'\’ VARSITY I'IIGIITS
- Coach Guy
li().’llt'i] Yale's two
cights and
.‘lISnCLI'IHAN IUCFIHHCE
AT_ T\\'0 BIG REGATTAS
CAMBRIDGE, 31.51%. '
icction of \Villiam Muiklehan. of New
York. to act again as referee at the
Harvard-Yale regatta.
don, on June 24. was announced yes-
)lay 5.---S(‘-
at New Lon-
thc liar-
regatta over
* A American Cement Has Had About, All
the Sand Put ‘in It Will Stand.-
By GEN. LEONARD WOOD, United States Ami.
4
W
v-
lectures
l
is
and it.
f 1 rightedu
m
I am heartily in sympathy with the purpose of the
New York all-American meeting. We must be watch-‘
ful of the enemy within our gates.
so much from the Red as from our own indifference.
. We must implant in all our people the spirit Of
service, in peace and war.
Our danger is not
\Ve must strengthen the
his
spirit of Americauism and do everything possible to
strengthen the spirit of national solidarity. We must:
prevent the entry into this country of races which can-
not be assimilated, whose children cannot intermarry
Our own. The American cement has had about all the sand put in it
. We Welcome those who come here to strengthen and build up. We
exclude those who come here to tear down. We must devote more
fion to public education and to public and private morality, the basis
,cquare deal for both, liberty within the law, no class legislation, no
- of wealth or of labor. Seeking peace, .yo must ever be prepared
Behind our peaceful endeavors mustfie the organised strength "
. e innsthill the propaganda which strives to sow discord be.
beside .wboni‘ we fought. We mustwork in horizon: :
peace. We nut manhu- our I010. '
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BOS
, Another Stirring, Rousing Saturday
I
.Tremendous Price Cut In Every Department
. BUY TOMORROW AND SAVE
1,000 Yards
40-Inch Brown Sheeting
Extra heavy 99c
5 yards for
Formerly priced 490 yard.
. Turkish Face Cloths
P‘é‘klo’3°f‘.’?fi.........'.. 19c
Bleached Pillow Cases
H—i“¥§.°‘.’?‘.‘f'?.............996
1,000 Yards Percales
Neat designs ‘ ago
5 yards for . . .
See Special Table
1,000 Yards Chambrays
All the good CUltIl‘S
5 yards for ....... . . . . .
See Special Table
500 Yards Heavy Apron
Gingham ,
99c
1,000 Turkish Towels
Special 99
................. C
4 for
500 Yards Indian Head
Looks like linen,
4 yards for ........ . . . . 996
White Crepe Plisse
Suitable for underwear and
nightrobcs
4 yards for ....... . . . . . 99c
- 3W1.
Big purchase of 500 pieccs.
Former price 32:.00.
tor, piece ....... . . . $1 .69
1,200 Yards Amoskeag A. C. A.
Feather Ticking
best. made, former price
79c yard. for yard ..... .. 29c
36-111. Lonsdale Muslin
First quality 84c
5 yaids tor
Hemmed Table Napkins
Sturdy quality. neat
designs, dozen . . . . . $1.19
2,000 Yards 32 in. Fancy
Dress Gingham
Bit: assortment. of designs: ion
mer price 490 yard. age
for, yard . . . . . . .
1,000 Yards French Percale
and Madras Shining:
Former price 59c yard 99
G
4 yards for
700 Yards Calicos
7 yards
tor
Best 'quality and design, former
price 19c yard.
for, yard . . ........
10c
100 Crochet Bed Spreads
Fine quality and full
size. for .......... $1.99
Children‘s Hose
Fine ribbed-splendid quality cot-
ton in black.
Regular price 350; at: .250
Undermists
gor boys and girls, in muslin or
knit.
Notion Specials
Merrick's Gilt Edge
Darning Cotton
“1203515.; to. ........10c
Kerr ’S Lustre Twist
3036351151102 25:: . . . 1 90
”121:? Pearl Buttons
A card for ............ 9c
Patent Leather and Suede
Belts
In all colors.
Values up to,_98c . . . .390
Lingerie Braid
3 yard pieces in pink, blue and
Sfiu.mum-”9c
29c
Bide Combs
Shell and Amber
for, pair
m’ lyelvet Eon
ac ml White. all .-
M: :01... pair boon-19°.
99c.
Coats, Suits, Dresses and
A GREAT SALE OF
Skirts
Handsome garments, at half price and less.
$39.98 up to $35.00
a.“
Tricolette Dresses $12.98
Dresses formerly priced up to $25.00
They come in such popular colors as Navy Blue, Brown and
Black, and many handsomely emb‘roidered trimmed.
Silk Poplin Dresses $12.98
These Dresses are exceptional values that no woman in need of a
Dress can afford to pass up. Colors : Navy Blue and Taupe.
SALE OF
Excellent Values in Suits
Serge Suits, in a number of pretty styles.
$20.00
Special for
Saturday
Jersey Suits $10.95 Tweed Suits $8.98
Nicely made and plenty of
style to suit the most discrimi-
Formerly priced at $15.00. In
the popular Bnown and Heather
shades. Exceptional values.
natinoz
Handsome Wash Dresses $5.98
In a wide range of pretty checks and plaids. Made of fine qual-
ity Ginghams, in Spring’s loveliest: colors and color combinations.
New Organdy Dresses'at $9.98
You will marvel at this remarkable Show, and the pretty styling
of these. Dresses and
moderate price.
o
Skirt Bargains
Poplin Skirts............. $2.50
Serge Skirts.............. $5.00
12:01.0an REGULAR Ann our-451m
3V omen ’S Lisle Drop .
Stitch Hose
In black Or gray
for. pair ocean-7.30.00-
Women’s Light weight 003-
. ton Union Suits
Low neck. sleeveless, knee length.
regular prlcg 95c. 75°
for .QDIIQIIIIIQ.QIO|OI
Women’s Lisle Finish Vests
Band or bodice tops and ribbon
straps
for ......1..........-- 45°
,xyen’s Union Suits
In check nainsook, athletic style,
knee length
for .s1-10
" R. & G. Corsets
Low bust. elastic top model, or
flesh, color coutll. long Mp8.
Sizes 20 to 26, $1 .00
( Regular price $2, to
7 _ Bandeau: .
360! back and front; of Silk
‘vbmch'ehl‘néfless‘h Enigma. also
sadn.‘ t0 ' new
‘9"9'.”§°« , i ‘ '
53W“. Boa-.9” "' 1' M‘ , ,_ G
l5c'
‘ Oriental'and floral ““53;qu
Toilet Articles
SPECIALLY PRICED
19c
Sauitol Tooth Powder
for .._
8-oz. Bottle Peroxide
for ......... -..-.-...._'17c
Djer-Kiss Face Powder
large size box 50°
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes,
adults size
for . 39¢
Shapely and Model Brassieres
Of lace and embroidery trimmed,
Regular price $1.00.
Sale pri e ............ 39°
Heavy Silk Gloves
16»Button% length. embroidered
' back, in all the new Shades:
regular $2.50 value. 51 95
.
Sale price ........
9x12 Amimter Rugs
Ortegm llmld floral designs in a
w e c oce or rich color! ,
~ very SPOON ' ‘ m
'at;_.'..‘...........
27:54
_. clonal value
I ‘ “abiiérun.n'-.Wor
33$”!
Children’s Coats
'AT HALF PRICE
AGES 5 TO 16 YEARS
In all the popular fabrics and colors
6x9 Grass Rugs
In all colors: an ideal rug for bed.
rooms or cottages; regular
price $15.00. $1 1 98
I
Sale price ......
Curtain Scrim
36 Inches wide, in a good variety
of designs and patterns.
Sale price 12%6
yard
=2
Tapestry Cretonnes
In all the new effects and color-
ings; regular price 50c. 376
at, yard
' 27-in. Congoleum Hall Runner
'A good substantial runner in neat
ggloring‘f; regular price
c yar ,
at, yard .............. 59c
House Dresses
Regular price $2.50. Many pretty
styles in Percales and stripe
ginghams, $1 .97
pt, each
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_ “ Bungalow Aprons
W Price 01.98, .121“: color
M'fim l‘ '
Munch "m ,
50 Trimmed Hat s
,Oi‘igiually priced $7.00 it) in 2
At $5.00
Children’s Hats
$1350 to $5.00
0 'Cedar Oil
For dusting and polizh‘nr .. N
Size bottle 43°
for .
Galvanized Iron Refrigerz‘or
Large size
Pans
Regular pricc 732'. 59c
No. 8 A11 Copper Nickvcl Mud
Tea Kettles
$1.98
Adjustable Curtain Strut. in. :3
Full size. 0le it.
Dickie plated pinx, \\ '
regular prim; Slim
Sale price
Rcizular price $2 , 30.
for
‘..-. I -
i 14' .
2.49
White Enamel Mcdx :0
Cabinet
with nlll’l‘tll‘. 10314.
Regular lil’it‘t'
Stile Pl'li'e,
White Enamel Dish P.- :
liquart sizr; rrgular $1 69
I?
price 52AM. at .....
Wall Coffee Mills
\Vith glass ('(llli.ill‘l". l
1 POlllltl 0i t'ufi'v't'. lr L
5159
pr! (‘0 $3 00.
Sale prion .........
New Voiles
100 handrumc in... ' ‘
light, nivdium and dc .
a! $7 as. 34 {wt 52 $298
and
36111. Satin Dut'rrrs
Regular $3 93 and Si 2-
........... 332.49
at 32nd
36-in. Navy Blue Sc. :1:
”Effiirli .7". _‘.“,‘.‘.’ ‘ $1 .49
‘1
36111. Foulard S‘I‘x:
W ' ‘ 2.50 '. lu- ~. > "'
111,111.11 $ \i $1.39
81, yard
32—111. Silk $1)”:me
Sac
Ri‘cular $2.90 \alul <
at yard ............
32111. Corduzcy
Regular $1.30 \‘;.lll"
68c
at . . . ............. p. ..
Special Sale of Vv
Neat COlOX‘ngs 311.1 .. .
able iOl‘ dic>>i :. :llL-
“ 390
yard . .................
32in. Pongec S‘
‘u‘gular $1.30 \aluc.
at yard ..............
0x880
Satin Camisolc'
Prctlily trimmed
fic~h color; numb.
price $1.50. Sunni} .'
Crepe and Batiste B» ~
Shown in pink, "an.
narrow lace;
regular prion .il Yul.
Georgette Bio“ 21
In all the 2 $5.98
1'.”th ~~ n...
middy off”
tailored
’ . .7
Phillpplne Hand 9.
Blouses
In many dainty 9'”
sulesrfasbioumi i -
batistes. specially 2~ -‘
10 $9 5
at .. 55-98 I
Pink Gowns
Low neck, slim-t ,.
trimmed with lath)"
stitch at.
-—-—_—-—-’——-—.
54 Inch Polo Coating
Was $5.50 yard 2_99
now, yard . .. .......
—————-—-’— .,.
54 Inch White Wool Stir?
Was $5.50 yard
now, yard
. .
48 Inch White Wool 511 3:9
Was $4.98 yard
now, yard
———.-—-‘—'-“—"
,White and Flesh Colored
W h Satin
Win-13.00 3.13 51-79
{lanyard
v
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