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but the White House on March 4.
4-13,. Memorial Day letter to the ed-
“ of "The Stare
We]: was published today in that
isldler periodical. he declared that.
the American people “shall not be
we to edit, the full pride of the
my. recoil ons until we have
made sure that the duties that grew
out of the war have been fulfilled to
the utmost."
“Are we sure?" he asked. “If we
are not shall we not soon take steps
to do whatever has been omitted ?"
The full text of the former Pres-
ident's letter follows:
“Hemorial Day has always been
M‘ of our most solemn and thought-
m... m Vsnniversaries when we recalled
_ memories and dedicated our-
“! again to the maintenance and
“titration of the Nation. but this
30st has an added and tremendous
”Menace because the memories
.' y 'md sacrifices of the great world war
‘Qre now among the most stimulating
or the recollections of the day.
celebrate the immortal
achievements of the men who died in
France on the fidd and in the trench-
q. far away from home. in order that
"Both our own people and the peoples
across the seas might be deliverhl
”In the ugliest peril of all history.
It is our privilege not only to indulge
b hlch and solemn pride and grief
in tho heroes of that great struggle
DI! also to rededicate ourselves to the
.shievement of the great objects for
which the war was fought. We shall
”t be happy: we shall not be able
so enjoy the full pride of the Day’s
recollections until we have made sure
that the duties that grew out of the
2 hr have been fulfilled to the utmost.
l "Are we sure? If we are not shall
>~ * not soon take steps to do what-
." has been omitted?
“Cardin"! yours.
"7" " Woodrow Wilson."
Lieutenant Robert W. Bridgeman
.3. Policeman Albert ltudd. of the
“to Police department. both of
M have numerous acquaintances
hi this city. have resigned from the
fits police department. to enter pri-
vate business. It is expected thin
the department will soon undergo ex-
tensive changes by reason of its pro-
posed consolidation with the motor
vehicle inspection foroe and the es-
Osblishment of a mounted patrol.
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Bring Us Your
Foot Troubles
The good—looking (‘antilcver Shoe.
has solved many a woman's foot
problem. Whether it be Just plain.
annoying discomfort. or a definite
cm of weak arches. this popular
shoe will help to make you comfort-
able. well and happy.
The flexibility Cantilever
Shoe at the shank (ordinary shoes
have rigid shanks) permits the foot
of the
muscles to function naturally. Blood
circulation is stimulated. Result. the
muscles do not weaken; llzoy keep
" “at. These are the muscles and
ligaments that nature provided to
hold up the small bones of the foot
lurch. Cantilever Shoes prevent and
correct "weak arch" or “fallen arch."
’ Tho flexible shank is drawn up to
it tho toot arch when the shos is
laced. The instep gloves the foot
arch. like a. doctor's band-so. Thus.
Cantilever Shoes. in addition to thdr
healthful action. make walking
enter and standing less tiresome.
_ ‘ This “new” of
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' ‘Sltiill Not Be Able to
Full. Prile». of ' s
‘, Mentorial Day’s Eeollec-
_‘ fions Until Duties of War
3.—Wood- a .
Wilson broke today the silence ‘ ‘
has maintained since he retired!
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to break the costly. nerve-shatter“.
tobacco habit. Whenever you have s
longing for a smoke or chew. Just
place a harmless No-‘l'o-Bss tablet in
your mouth instead. All dodrs
stops. Shortly the habit is complsts~
lv broken. and you are better on
mentally. physically. financially. It's
so easy. so simple. Get a box of No-
To-Bso and if it doesn't roiesss you
from all craving for tobacco in any
form. your drugcist will refund your
money without castles.
For Sol! m
Bloatinfl. Gas. Coated Tongue.
Sick Headsets. In Death. Bilions-
scsi. indigo-tics or Consultation-tab
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They clssnse tho bowels. sweeten ihs
sic-ch and law the liver. Do
not trips or nichss.
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h'vszivss Islam 1’“ s the I
list only stats that they a:-
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land's.
For sale by Stillson~Powell Corp. 4
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ROYAL AUTO P'I‘G. CO.
South lain Strut Phons 902
Opposlls Wilson's Hot Shop
mason-moduli.
High Class Work a Specialty
Dorlon House.
Shore Dinners
muss-«surest
mammalian-
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No Connection with My 0000!
Store
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punishes. m...“ m u,
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theSecond Floor Sll'ops
/ ‘ 'y Small ChiHron‘s. Apparel and Novelty Toys
Included. Sweaters of every description
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Women’s Petticoats and Bloomers
,’ format", 9.... '
' Manila-tin man: are nicely made
fiaiaheiflisfloundtgs are deep, some quite lacy
W and odgings to match. Others compos—
.. ' 0(me Val. Very pretty designs that
‘ 0 them quit dainty loom. There are deep
: = idoay bindings, some with unsh- eyelet work.
are prised hum _$2.75 to $6.00. M~$1.96 to $4.75
‘<: ms-nmt rum made with a double
‘ ‘. down front. These have scalloped bottoms
' inbuttonhole stitch. $1.50
‘\ wuu rm. nun-a. the bottoms munped and
flushed in blame ditch, 31.00
‘:BlMofbatiste,crspeandminsookinflnah
white. 'nieedguflnihsdplain, or withhm
' ,andsomethnessnssmwffiilingoflaee.
luthatwustlfiandflfio Rowan
‘u Bloom tht were marked $1.50 and $1.89
' New 90 eta
W’s Bloomers, sizes -i to 14 years, in pink
sndwhitemalsosottbatisteinwhiteandflssh
salon. Werendsssdtlflo. Whiadwas
‘ W’s W of white muslin em-
Wtflmmed: Magus4to14years. Were
libel-s. mam
w“
Crepe dc Chin and Satin Garments
‘ m ”of white or pink Crepe de
Chine tailored styles, neatly made with straight hem-
'tched tops and metimes rows of shining. More
away styles have folds:oi' Georgette at the top and
srotrhnmodwiththyribhon bows. Sizesfrom 33m
$2. Were. atmto 06.95. m $4.!” and SM
Chemise in envelope style rmde of washable satin
. fnpaJeilesh color. These mtfimmed with wide filet
Jane and rows of hematitching, and have. ribbon shoul-
' Mr straps. Were $5.50.
Now an
Bloomers of pink and white (‘mpe do Chine.
.Madc perfectly plain but of a heavy quality» Crepe de
,Chine. Were $4.95.
New $8.50
"Silk Gloves
.' ., ‘Mhmss Silks
hi emit length. All
have double tipped
fingers and Paris point
backs. _ A‘full range of
sizes in white, black,
blue, pongee, gray and
beaver. Regularly $2.97.
Spsdal
8.5 apsh'
Appropriate Cards
{Par-thaw
W and
M “all, also
Phos Cards, Nat Cups
and Baskets in assort-
mom.
(kids and Folders with
Ms vars-star Osm-
mosmsnt Wank.
Zane Grey Week
sun-abs
“1m Gold”
‘ “‘Wildfire"
?~""l‘he Border Legion”
. “1111! Heritage' of the
. Desert"
“Light of the Western
Stars”
“Rider: of the Purple
Sage
“Betty Zane"
and many others at
' 95 cts.
Main floor -
Remember the «Corset Sale
A number of broken lots of sizes remain
The remarkably low prices :15-
liaohed to high gnadc comets ham
tempted women to buy. Nola
withstanding the demand: W33
still have a number of fine modem
which have been added for the;
remaining days of the sale. .
A great many of those "ONE-id
are in discontinued 1111110quth
that in no way deteriorate: from
their value. or the high grails
. workmanship which wan nrigi
ally wrought in the construction of the corms, 1;
simply mam that this particular model may nut, ins
mm in its prose” form. This is one 11mm» for
thsvery low price. ‘ .
A corset, in any one of several reliable rural-165:: fig
here for almost every type of figure. Although not
every nine in each of the high grade, makes. tln‘rje in a
corset! to fit any one whose size is from 19th 34;. ~! 'rimq,
wtinh inevsry instance is one-half and in some men;
loss thin half the original. are from
“.50 to $3.50 and $5.00
Bet-om flooq_
Half a Dozen Sweaters
b at tso many for the average woman
1'th are some of the fut‘orml styles.
M in wool or fibre silk. this season‘s eolnm.
"Sip-0V
“'8" in soft worsted. Nilllll he wurll as a;
blouse with the addition of l'rllle-l allot. m' mllar and
(21153. .
Jsrssy knit. “Tie—Backs,” in all enlnrs. .
Each individual garment has its own c-lmrm anti
one must Belem for Ot-easinns. always hearing; ll. wand
col0r‘comb‘inzifimis.
There is a Jersey Knit. Tuxedo Coat in w: 9; 11%
to a fancy sports skirt. )lav he luul in a \‘lll'lll'y n
_ colorings. Regularly $10.00:
Special for this wee}: $3.00
Rom-nil lion)“.
The “Smomhtop” Saves Gas
Start your big meals with the dishes
flat require longest cooking. While
they are cooking the mat of the top of
the stove is getting hot..'l'hen push them
back‘ and they will nontinue to cent:
while, other vessels are inking their
plaeeaoverthebumera Anthemp
gets hotter gradually turn down illegals
antithemeal is cwkeiThecloeed top
w host while the meal is being
served, but no gas- is burned and ex-
Clfis for Weddings and Graduations
Pearls in graduated, Opera. or neck lengths, hum
may be had incitherthc Frt‘nvh or unbmfi'nl-iv tuturla
Very chem $2.95 to $15.“)
Barri!!! or Brooches of solid gold mountui nail li
: I" ad shone“, $3.95 to 34.2.10
mm many designs in Poly/chrome m unis
tation' broom! finish. A few in Roycroft mm . r._
5150 to $18.00 a 0311!
M fertile Bride are. two particular bookszn
“Hospitalities and Record of Guests,” 3-131.”
“W My Friends and M y Own,” 31.30
Wow and Memory Books mine hmmfl ill
suede, W leather or pawhment, $1.25 to 54-00
”gm lid Pm Albums, always man‘pfi
able, . $1.00 to 33.00
\ Insults. ass Stationery, Desk Sets, Fountain
pense is reduced. ' ._ ‘ ‘_ ‘ Mu
rmmm “momsforthet
“hm- sslixsqsntsly; M~ Wells, Pen Trays, Book RIC-“l
snow-0.x _ mmmmm Imam
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really in Our stash are aim do;
" ltctous. So ans all our other meats: ‘ i
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