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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 8, 1921 · page 13

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ESTABLISHED BY
JAB! GOLDEN

.I. L. C A. 1'1. GOLDEN, Props.
nmn‘r, JULY 8. 1921..

mum ALMANAO FOR
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The. Ann int-cl i'r .‘m 1- vxclusixciy
.fltled in tin use for pullicatiou oti
III news d16r1t<hcs crillitt-d to it or
.03 otherwise in this paper and also:
my local 11.\ 1 pui i1~i1- d hrr-ln.

All rights of puili. 1 ion or special
“Snatch” ll(i' -in me also rcsened
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Old Wen Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
I. meets in Musomc building. South]
“a siren lst and 3rd Tuesday of
Huh month, July and August except-
ed. at s cum-k. All Master Mason-
”l'dlllly and fraternizlly invited.

EDISHN T. HARRIS. W. M.
ROBERT M.\\ILCOX.SCC'.1

 

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Butler Ch'lptcr No. 38. R. A. M. i
meet- in Masonic Tr-mpic. SouthX
Main strcc? tm- rod and 4th Tut-mi
Glyn of (all 11 mouth at 8 o'clock;
m and August cvfi‘ptcd. All R. A.i
Honour coidi..!iy 1nd ixatcrnnli;v ln-i

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CLARENCE A. APROVVN. H P

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Wornv‘n :11" lo s‘uc-kt- fur (‘(\11;:1'i‘s,<.
When Uh; .1Htl-s:‘.11_1k:.1g lull Hunt-H up
101' C(lllsl'l‘lu'lllll lg. 2‘1" H1111.“ com—
mlttcv. womvn wul iw invited to up-
peur 11ml 1.1.» .1 ti- 111onstraiion 01‘ just.
What it llli!1i':-' smoking hl‘flIlS. l’uuih
.dvocnlo-s and 0141011. Hts of thc llli‘u-
surc hun- .-.~i<o-d for pr-rmiusiou to
prcs'cut tin-1r Mil“. (1114] both Will he
heard and sun to tin-1r hvnrt's dc-
sire. ll 1.- .‘.illl that 1hr “union to-
bacco l0er> \\1ii 1w 1: hc :iilmvmi to
smoke Cigars 11nd pip-rs in the com-
mitim- r110111,.1t‘ thvy Ctll‘i' to.

All this will cniiu 11 thc committr-o

119111111,“ 1.111) punitiv' onto-rimming ) . . '. .
news. £11 “ probably a” sufiflnumm art of ihn. lughcr kind, I come back
howcwr (u in tho illii itscif.
' rm!“ ”‘ "’k‘ "i ' ”TI‘E'SB‘H‘r‘J“? :15 be anv virtuc and if there be anv praise. think on these things.”
em flint Hill 111;: \1'1. 3 - - ; ‘ . - . .
tuggests til-r fm-t that thc congrcss- " A man 1‘4 made by his thoughts.
fiez‘lf‘izgn.1;:1yiy'i;li;i):""vvltir:i(.t3:n::'::tlr‘:‘i3 what he looks at long he grows to be like.
aion will 1»- q now-ity. and morals
it in 511 i mm. (1' a novcity
throu hout tho country than it is in y ,
W‘Lr‘hlsiigton Thvro- in njylph talk ln'LlHIHlirin would pz'uciwl instrr in,
about “0111.41 smoking. but how \Vnsliinu'tml H l'--1.L’i"3§ NIH" .l.u(.”p
many Amieripqnq hith' (“Apr rPniiy timo uniting for action mud less uivnl-
seen a woman indulging in an hon- “l '0" (“Wm”-

eat—lo-gooducss smokc? A pretty
mall minority. And the nlllnllt‘l' of
women who use cinarcts will proh-

ubly continue to ho a minutc part 0!
the innininn population, if mvn do
not commit the monumental blunder
~ of furl-Hiding the women to do a
‘ thing which thr-y considcr it all l‘iL'l’il
for them to do thcmscivcs.

C urcts. 11o riouiit. urv not good for
women. it may he grantcd that they
nrc worst for womr-n than for mcn.
But the question of individual rights
is unrithcr ninth r. and wnmcn at
prescnt urn strong on rights. 1°5ch-
laliy whcu the rights nrc chailong'crl.
bolt to their own preference. without
either tmmimgcmrnt or prohibition.
very fcw white women like tobacco
.5 men do. and in nil prolinhiiitv few
of them will cvr-r likc it. Naturr- is
just as capable of handling the prob-
lem as the inwmnktDrr-I are.

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BI'UJHVGS FOR NOT!!-
ING

In one of the big cifics which has
qui'cred. as nearly all citio-s have
lately. from lack of school facilitia.
8 bond issue was votcd inst year for
14 new schapls. More buildings than
that were nor-dad. hut thc school an-
thorities felt that they could get
along somehow with 14. The con—
ltruction was planncd for this year.

The cost of those structurns was

SCHOOL

“Bayer"
are not gctting gcuulnc Aspirin pre- ion 11 spnngc'or soft brush with it and
scribed by physicians for twcnty-one draw this through your hair. taking
yours
Takn Aspirin only as told in thc Bay-ling :1ll gray hair «lisnmwars. and after
or pnckngc for Colds. Ilcadnchc. Ncu- 5anothcr application or two. your hair‘
raizin.
ache. Lumhngo and for Pain.
tin boxes of twrivc Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin
also scli inrxrn-r packages.
thc tradc mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Monoaccticacldcster of Sali-
cylicacld.

very fine remark

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Now, Keats, is distinctly a poet’s poet; he represents the aesthetic .

spirit in all its beauty. Here is a 1i

0! the moral law to art:

or wcukcr, docs it build you up and

and healthy fcciings or docs it cripple you and lower your moral tone and
fill you with morbid thoughts and hysterical impulses?
Great music, even merely good music which
around us like a stream of pure, clear .
Willt'l‘ or, likc thc billows of the great sea, it refreshes anrHt strengthens;
but st‘iisunl music. lascivious music, mean music—:if it can be called music
at all—irritntcs, dcmoralizcs and vulgarizcs those who listen to it.

Jazz. fur example, I think, was invented by imps for the torment of i

'l‘akc ilic art of music.
has inclmly and hzirmcny in it. flows

lnlit('('ll(‘5. True, it docs not coniai

“What ‘Dgth Strengthen and What Maim:”
Application of Moral Low to Art'

 

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By DR. HENRY VAN DYKE. Address to N. E. A.

“licrc your earth born souls still speak
‘To mortals of thcir little week,

Of their sorrows and delights,

Of their passions and their spites,

01' their glory and their shame;
“but doth strengthen and what maim."

“What doth strengthen andyhat maim.” That’s
the question to ask about a work of art—does it make your spirit stronger

 

John Keats, whose. centenary has just been cele-
brated throughout the English-speaking world, has I.

on the moral side of poetry. You will

find it in his ode entitled “Bards of Passion and of

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no in which he reveals the ipplicaiion

inspire you‘and move you with acne

n any distinct immoral teaching, be-l

(aim- music is not a didactic art, but jazz docs contain a real immoral
lllflllt n1 -c. liccausc it confuscs, bewildcrs, bcnumbs and befuddles the mind

through the cars.
of sound.

Laws against immoral art? They can do a litticto help us, but not i
To rely upon legislation as a safcguard against immorality i
The true defense i

very much.

in art—that is. as a real safeguard—is a great mistake.
~must bc found in the discrimination, the taste, the conScicncc of the indi- i

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viduai and the public.

We must lcarn to ask ourselves and we must teach our children to ask
in art 11.: Will 11.: in commerce and other human activitics what is good in

it;1 effect and what is evil. After a

if "‘Whatsocvcr things are pure and lovely and of good report, if there

It is, in effect, the dope or knockout drop in the art i

ll, in thinking of art. that is to say,
to. the words of an old book:

What he 10ch he is apt to look at;
These are my views on art

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ASfljiN

Name “Bayer” on Genuine

 

Warningl.
on packugc or on tablets you

and provcd sure by millions.

Rheumatism. Earnchc. Tooth-

Handy
s. Ilruggista
Aspirin is

cost fmv cc

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EASY TO DARREN _ O
\‘(H‘R GRAY HAIR 1

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. \nu (' an Bring ".14 I; ( ulur Inc] I 11"er j
“ith Slug 11a and Sulphur. ‘

 

 

1 \thi you iizirkrn your hair with
.Sngi 'l'v-u .md Sulphur. no one can tell,
.lfl‘t'uilbf it‘s donc so natuiaiiy. so oven-
ly. l'lf'lllll'lllg this mixture. though.
(ll home is mussy and trouhlcsomc.
-\t littlo cost you can lu_\ at (in) drug
.sim. in. rc uls- to- usc prtDM‘irallon im-
lprmtd is thc addition of othcr in-
grcdicnts. called "\‘Vycth's Sage and
iSuiphur Compound." You just damp-

.on9 small strand at a limo. By morn-

lhccomcs lu-uutifuily darkened. glossy
and luxuriant.

Gray. fudcrl hair. though no dis-
grace. is a sign of age. and as we
all dcslrc a. youth ul and attractin-
appcarancé. get busy at once with
\Vycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
and look years younger.

 

 

naturally figurcd at tho pcnk of
prices. The school architcct now an-
nounccq that buildings can hc nrcctmi
for 40 cc-nts :1 cubic foot lnstcnd of
12 cents as rstlmntcd. and that tho
money providcd will cnnlilc thc city
to providc 25 now schools instcnd of
14.

This story is told l-iccnusc it sh ws
one of the bright and hopcful th 111:5
lbout a. dull timc. ’l‘hc sum» iiusincss
depression that has thrown tons of
.» thousands of mcn in that. city out of
' . work. and brought loss to thousands
of business men. has also madc thc
community a virtual gift of ii costly
school buildin Anti that is only one
item. Similn. saving is possible on
nearly all 11- w construction. 'l‘hcrc is
.V‘lng'. too. in the regular upkeep and
operation of nearly all the city activi-
Cl“-

w, ‘ This means decreasing cost in muni—

W UNI government. which has lwcn
‘ steadily increasing of late. It mums.
therefore, lower taxes to come. It
‘ “no the beginning of an era of
L' -, “I”! burdens in State and National
Mmment. although they will show
ill. oflect. somewhat more slowly.

The procm'applics. too. to the do-
“10 budget of cvcry family. If a.
‘7 can build cheaper. so can an in-

1- It is getting easier to build
' . Rents are beginning to come

”a 3 little. Expenses of all kinds
ailing.

.. . has been to much emphasis
Inna part of deflation, and too
on the favorable part. The pro-
u a whole. is wholesome. There
h been u nor! of surgical operation
on Mneu and industry. with result-
. "pad :1 and uncomfortable convalca~
. ., “a; but don't overlook the (act that
”lent in growing better now in-
,9! won: and the outcome ii :0-
I... “Millet health than that of
‘ . Mum period whichlpre-
Milan and made it nec~
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of more city puk- tor the
tho new or: u (or more

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This, Summer—

A VICTROLA

W
akindofpleuunfromthe

‘Victroluihat nothing else can give. To .enioy
Iatanymomenttheuunlmuaicofthefion-
most artists is pggible “through the Victroln

-1You myhmmhddighfiulm
firhyouintbemmamonths. Wehwé ’

thatwillmakeiteuy

'AF. 3- Collins

travelinrnnd outdoor

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TOMORROW—SATURDAY.
ONE THOUSAND BARGAIN FEATURES

 

saleat.................

 

1,000 YARDS OF.

Imported Japanese Pongce Silk

Natural color. This IS the exact quality that you paid
$1. 50 a yard for less than a year ago.

Tomorrow on

69c yard

 

$1. 50 Imported White Satin-
ette Skirting ~

A rich lustrous fini~h ; w ashablc 75c

llpif price tomorrow .. ...”

 

45-in. Imported Swiss
Organdics
79c

 

All (‘ ulnrs permanent finish
Tomorrow . . . . . . . .
36-in. Ratine Siiitings
All colors and fine quality
‘ Tomorrow ........ ...... 59c
40-in. Organdy Batiste
In prctty colured checks
TUIHOI'XTNV onloooI|IQQIIOOI 39c
200 Dress Patterns
Of handsome Figured Dress “Mics; all

this season's newest patterns in a wide
collection of coloriugs. Values up to

$1.50 pci yard, 49c yd

Tumorrow . . . . . . . .

36-in. Tricolette Silk

Rosc. navy blue, brown and black. Regu-

lar $23.98 quality $1 69
.

Tomm‘rnw ...... ....-. n...

54- in. Wool rscy Cloth

In a i tho leading s adcs. Regular $3. 98

“"‘""‘ 8.2 49

Tomorrow ..m. .—. . . .

 

 

 

 

 

48-in. White Wool Serge
Spongcd :md shruuk.1dcal
ft r spoil. skirts .. ..... ”$2. 98

 

40-in. Barronnette Satin
Beautiful. rich, lustrous finish. In white.

hmch. lllaok- 01d rose. $2 98
o

liccuinr $3.75 quality ......

45-in. French Chifl’on White
Voile

 

.Very finc uality '- } ' 9
Ftlrnli‘g priceé] .00 pn- I o o c o‘ 4 c

 

36-in. leached Nainsook
Soft finish. was 39c yd,

Tmnnrrow . . . . . . . . . ....Ivn- 150

q f Full Sized 88ml Shéegts
..n t finish. were $l.9 ea.
.. C

Tomorrow . ......... .-

 

 

 

Wonderful Values in

MILLINERY

O
25 Per Cent. 01! Any Trimmed Eat in
the Store!

All Stylcs, Colors and Models.

 

 

Large Size Jacquard Weave
Bath Towels '
50c

Foi‘mcr price $1.50
Tomorrow ................
Wool Jersey Suits
chul :1r $1 :.J 00 values
Tomorrow $9095
Voile and Gingham Wash
Dresses

In thescason s smartest

colors. All sizes . . . . ... . . $5.49
Serge Skirts
$5.98

Including all sizes
Tom'orrmv ..............
Organdy Dresses
All colors and sizcs
...$8.50

Tomorrow . ...... . .
Baronet Skirts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

40-in. Heavy Brown Sheeting

\\ as 50c 38.150

Tomorrow . . . . . . .

w 100 Glass Towels
, own Glass cloth or selvage 29 e
C

“”115 50c. Tomorrow . . .

500 Pieces Englis-hfiLong

% f f Cloth
. 0 i wish. rds, ' .-r
special. Tlgmybti'row fiery $1348
vHenlistitched Huck. Towels
‘°’lr:..2".’;.‘;‘;?‘:..‘i‘.‘i’.°.38?..... 29c
Odd Lot Percales, Lawns,
Chambrays
' 10c“'

3781"“ up to 39¢.

Tomorrow . . .... . .... .7
__ Best Quality 'Aprou
Special 1 G

Tomom loo-ow“. no .n-v-t' 12%c

a coor 19c

Tomorrow I n‘o‘o'i‘o o 0'." 0-0 I I o o

500 Unbleached Pillow Cases

 

 

gthildren’s Mercerized Socks
ri‘é’..i§.i~‘.‘2£°‘.°."fi..‘f’"i. . . . . .. 290‘.
Children’s Bathing Suits

One-piece; heather, oxford and navy blue

$1.98. $3.50, $450,

' Mair’s Talcum Powder
mus 111.com rownnn 19c
woomnmv's FACIAL soar 19c
warm. cuuULom nunssnvo
couBs

Long Silk Gloves

Elbow length, double finger $1, 25
c .

tips ....................

Women’s Hand Bags
In brovm or gra’y chular

$2.00 valuc . . . . . .I . . .$1 .00

‘~ Dainty N eckwear

 

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“35:33:38.7? . .. . ....-. $6.98
Capes
F‘"T‘§m‘§$‘.‘313'f.........--.. $8. 98

House Dresses ‘.

‘“ Z‘é llglé.°°l£2‘§f3.£‘;‘i‘fi§‘z.813.09
White lVIuslin Petticoats
“8.333225. if??? it‘ll... $1249

. Bloomers spa
W‘ii?.§,‘§.§ii‘inc£‘%i‘§ 33%;. 89C
Bungalow Aprons
“5.315;.“ £23121 $11.32 p... 31:39
Elastic Belt, Trimmcd‘in Blue or Pink.
W 001 Jersey Slips
All colors. Pockets 13nd belts. Tailored

$33,115.55??? .835“... $3.98
C=B Corsets .
Low or medium bust; long hip. Sizes 21
' - £2.32; .§;%212;$?L5.°.._....$1.49
R. & G. Corsets
Small lot—.Flesh color only. Low bust,
$303,]‘.§lf.2?..§“i‘f‘f‘....$1.00
Model Bandeaux Brassieres
Open back and front. Flesh color 'or
$230.33??? .‘I‘i‘i..';‘i‘.“.°... 39c
$2.00 Thread Silk Hose
Seamed back, hcnd embroidered docks.
iififflfiffi..:fz.2$lz49
Women’ 5 59¢ Bodioe Nests
“T“ “h”; 222‘ f‘i‘f‘fil’f?! '39c
Boys’ Wash Suits

 

25th

01 double material; Olive! fl“! 3fy1¢ ,1

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‘" illéiil“i§’?é.°if‘f“fi ...... $1.00
Women’s Handkcrdlicfs
"“1.’Zi'..‘.“§?§1 .f.’i‘i’§°’.‘i‘.‘.‘7“.... l8c
Novelty Suit Case
”3535.32.33333E13393?“$2 98
Belts
Pa‘i‘ii iiii‘i:‘.‘.”.“.‘f‘.‘§f‘f° ...... '49C'
Red Cut Beads r 2
”2.12233. ............. 49c
. Hair Nets ~
Fassgiongbils; capnsli‘gie ail shad— 25o
, Combs 1; ‘1
Amiiii‘fifi‘wb‘f‘i‘fm... . f.“ 190
Chipa Mattings . -.
Pa‘i‘n‘lcliiif 3?“ 36C?
Congoleum _
”2532353."? .“ .1 1. .".‘.‘.‘ ..... $1.49
. Curtain Madras
W‘L‘S.i‘.‘§oi"f‘fl‘i.°.°.“.’;. .. 39c "‘1'
117/2-qt. Sauce Pans
M“§Z§.‘il‘.‘“ii‘?ii?.lif.‘f-- . .. 49c
Crumb Tray and Self)“
““i‘fii‘i‘iiow‘fjf‘ifli’l" ..... 89c
Decorated Cream Pitcher .
”855351032? 213*: if”... 196
Decorated Tea Cups and ‘
Saucers . ‘ .-
‘m??;“.‘3f‘fff‘_-§‘T‘i°if‘m.-.. 99c
1. liquid Veneer r
“es. ”MT‘RN“ 45d
The. North Pole Ice Cream

 

 

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