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MASOXIC NOTES
gm Chapter . No. 88. R. A. M..
oets In Masonic Temple. South
min street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-‘
,Inys of each month at 8 o'clock July
and August excepted. All R. A. Mas-l
ons cordially and traternaily invited.
WRENCH A. BROWN. H. P.
F. 8. LYON. Secretary. ' j i
LIVING ON THE PAST
“What," asks the New York 'Hcr-
'nld, "is the United States govern-
ment. now living on its financial past.
. going to live on next ‘year—r—1922—.
y._. when all the taxes accrued .in 1920
and collected and spent in 1921 are
cleaned up? Nobody knows"
Nobody knows. txplnins the Her-
ald. because “Congress has not yet
lifted a finger in the matter of gener-
al tax revision to provide revenue ill-J
-- ler the new tariff sch‘dules go into
‘ .. oflect. whenrver they do go _ipt_o
.. etect.’ '
The government. is literally "living
on its financial past." to a far great-
or extent than is business itself. The
income taxes paid this year are the
taxes assessed on last year's tarnings.
Last year business made money. This
year it is not making money. Many
a firm and individual now paying
heavy taxes to the government (or!
to pay next year. because of this.
year's dullness. The average income!
will be a great deal smaller—hawk
much. nobody knows. The tariff r--v-I
enue wil be problematical. and at
best. but a small fraction of the gov-
ernment's needs. The surest thing is.
that it will be a great deal loss thani
this year's income. and the next sur-
est. thing is that it will be less than itl‘
might have be» u if Congress does not.
proceed promptly to straighten out,‘
the present tllvation system. provid-
ing a, plan that will be fairer to bus-
iness and will compensate the govern-
ment in some way {or various pros-
pective losscs.
Government expenditures. accord-
ing to official forecasts. will be little
1 less next )‘t-ar than they are this year. |
1! Congress hopes to come anywhere
near making both ends meet. it had,
better get busy on the main job tor'
. which it was called in special semlon.
. BOOZE SHIPS
The stores of a. "liquor ring" oper-
ating at sea, outside or the three-mile
limit, are sensational and probably
true. Thus a ~new problem has aris-
'en with regard to prohibition on-
, tor-cement.
.‘ Neither the United States nor any
' or its governmental units has any jur-
isdiction beyond the» narrow strlp of
salt water extending three miles trom.
shore. The d--cp sea is international
territory. and there can b.- no control
01 it except by international agree-
ment. Hut: is another subject. per-
. hops, for the Washington conterence,i
or for the League of Nations.
v" ‘ The tl‘utlic can doubtless be limited.
to Dome extent. by strict enforcement
of present rules governing the con-
‘ signment of vessels and cargors from
' port to'port. but it seems evident that;
some new rules will be needed it!
Uncle Sam is \not to run the risk otl'
having a permanent line or coating
harrooms stretching along his sea-l
cont. . . .
Another horrifying possibility——
when this problem has been solved,
the evil may break out anew up in.
the air. Instead of liquor ships an-
chored at sea. tho-re may be liquor
pllnel anchored ill the clouds. with
aerial elevators carrying thirsty cit-
izens up and down. How will thel
government deal with that?
“9......
”FCC STINNICS ’
Berlin dispatches tell of the serious.
injury of Hugo Slinnes iii an automo-
bile accident. Whatever the int« rest‘
which such news may arouse among]
ordinary citizens. there is no doubt;
that our state department, and every
, European foreign office. is very much'
7:?"lnterestod indeed. For Stlnnes isl
Germany's greatest business figure. ll
; and. in a sense. the ruler of the im-
perial republic.
A dozen years ago he figured prom-
_._.—__._..—__
,A in Moroccan concessions‘
j-which. threatened to bring on the!
.Jrett war. He owns a score of Ger-
man newspapers and controls others
will Italy. in France and, they sang
‘ some even in' America. He owns‘
shipping lines. manufacturing plants.
00‘! mines. Hil wealth is t'Slinlfil“tl.
last year will not have anvthing at all. .
to npprooch eight billions of marks.’
6t fiermany's neighbors. hostile,
.pt‘horwise. S. ' - ‘
at course. and it has no person-
, nce against
. trade. or who follow closely
will read attentive—
.news stories which come out of
_ en where he lies nutter-lug
French heels have declined in to-
”. world wishes German no b V°"‘
y m pumps with com sense heels.
Euro wan“. Weird stocking enacts are no long-
"on the same. those who are in. °" wm‘ '
opulent. which man above-snug. in 0m
’11:. wanton head or the
pertinent
“Tho ‘
‘ BIG CLEARANCE
. -—-.OF-— ‘
Summer Voiles
1,000 Yards of Dainty Voiles
ill-8. wide variety of this season’s prettiest
designs and patterns in llght, medium.
and darker colorings. Voiles that have
been selling at $100 per yard, 49c
44 inches wide. Now, yard . . . .
.. 39c
CODIOOIUOCII‘IXU: 25c
Fancy Organdie Dresses
Dainty and sheer ill plain colors. as well as
dotted, reduced to Half Price
Regular 75c Voiles
Sale Price ..
Regular 50c Voiles
Sale. Price
Pretty Gingham Dresses
Nicely made of fine material. $2 98
o
l’l‘it't‘tl . . . . . ..... .. . .
- Up to $10.98
gorgeou-
New Jumper Dresses
“if. $3031.53. Zi'f'ff‘i‘ifif.‘ 31:79
Washable Skirts
““1322; ’5 $2.98
Baronet Satin Skirts
In colorsonly. gular price $5.98
$9.98. Specia up;
New Canton Crepe Dresses
In a number of attractive styles. Specially
W“ $20.49
at
36-in. Beach Cloth
E ’good firm weave and very popular for
Jumper Dresses and children ‘51 49c
Cloth
wear . . . ............
36-in. Ratine
1A fabric guiding in popularity every day for
one-piece dresses, skirts etc. Regular $1.00
quality. , 69
seasons-sapxru- c
Here Tomorrow at
Women’s Full Fashioned Silk
Hose
$2.00
5‘.
fi
Lisle top, double soles, while only
for ..... » ........ ~ .....
suns...
Semi-fashioned, black, white, cordovsn
for ..... . .« ..........
Children’s Wool Bathing Suits
Sleeveless and short sleeves, 2 to
8 Year-n. Regular price $2.50...$,1s98
Women’s fight Weight Union
. Suits .
Regular and extrjn pize. 49c
Men’s Light Weight Socks
3rown, black, white ° 19c
Reglllar llrice 250 s s o o o 0:92;- o-ro'
40-in. Baronet Sport Satins
Beautiful high lustrous finish. Colors: White,
Black, Copcn and Old Rose. [The hand-
somcst at any price. p ‘
$2.98
Regular $3.98 quality .
Tomorrow, yard ..,. . . . . . . . . . .
36-in. Imported Black Surf Satin
Made to sell at $1.50 yard, looks like real satin,
and a splendid fabric for Bathing 89c
Suits. Tomorrow, yard "a..."
Imported Pongee Silk
Genuine all pure silk, and a quality worth $1.25
33 inches wide 696
TOIllOl‘l‘OW P;'I.....‘I.‘.....n—t.
27-in. Colored Poplins
A good flrm'quslity, formerly
priced 49c. Tomorrow . . . . . m... 190
36-in. Silk Shirting
In a variety of pretty color combinations
Formerly priced $1.50.
TOIHOI‘I'OW me. on o s not 0 I I o Cot-V'o o 67c
54-in. Wool Jersey
In all the wanted shades. Regular $ ’
$2.98 quality. Tomorrow u... 2 s49
48-in. White W601 Serge - ‘.
Smooth, even wave for sport Suits and Dress-
es- Sponged and shrunk.
Regular $3.98 quality
Tomorrow m... . . . . . . . . . . . .‘. .. $2079
Hemstitched Scalloped Break-
" fast Table Cloths
Value $1.59
\vt‘l‘)‘ Special oo-ovooooessseoooss
Fine Quality Hemmed Table
0 L. Napkins ' - .
ӣ333? a... .........;'. . . . ..,. $1.29
2000““?th .
yard ........,u...:...l.:.....u; C
Fast Color Apron 'Ginghams
Value 19c
yard .......,.11c
36-in. Fine Silkoline
Neat figfires, all best colors . 19c
Value 290, yard ........ . . . .
Women’s Fibre Silk Hose -‘ 32"“ 33"“ P131" Gingham
Firm quality
Value 39c m... . . ..........
19c
500 Pieces Fine English Long
Cloth .
. $1.69
36 inches wide, 10-yard piece
for U—L' n-Q'IO;IJ-I .o s o o o o op‘.emo op.“-
[PNVinxly on the s
said:
The ruling footwear is white
M'
concussion o: the brain. He is you- has" i. ,
"I menu-ine- figure; 'n‘ma-u‘m.’ M "
world‘s. and Germnnhopoo: ml. nus
-- tonhhrselybounaupm'
Hog. .
_, ‘ i ..
- per reporter who wanted to wear.-
out how much there was in Disco t6
talk at scandalous drening'l'ho girl
wgnion went on nth.
m ..
{Mne-
choice
wear out 0110'. soiled
who h.
“a”
pectacle or a large “~~- '
otflce full or ancient-looking women. '
all dressed comfortably and modestly;
"The doll-baby type of girl nevu-
stays long in a .big once when thorn
uuuuuu .‘v..':..'
ope . ,
gAndlhnklngthdg-m with“.
gioomiestug':
is run V“ to he done. euro; as Bill Jefleroon numb-linked “risen
, ,--r I 4.. c .. between. .tho. WI: .ishopol" . . ' .
Impressionlltlo garb or any kind in rm m V” m in- 'And worked like a ham:- and bus.
tied (or my.
98c ,
Former price $3.00 .........
. t:
‘ Fancy Scarfs. and Shams .
Embroidered aha lace trimmed i 69 ~
valuewiBZOO, each ,. ' (:5 '
lWhon gators wen. ,m «mm
A I Tremendous Break In Prices
LoWest »
STANDARD HIGH GRADE GOODS, 'AT LESS THAN THE—Tcosr or MAKlNG .BUY. NOW AND SAVE.
In. , Years
5,000 fat-as Fruit of the Loom
. Muslin .
Full yardzgrwide 12%c
yard 5....;.,.....,...........
5,30 Yards Unbleached
' Sheeting
'10.
29c ‘
Neat dcsigusuvalue $10.00
Y ,
~ Cups and Saucers
White and gold decorations $1 19
' C
Set of six ...... . .. ..... . .
Aluminum Preserving Set
One 8»qt_ Preserving Kettle, one Ladle. our .l;.;-
llgitiflar price $3.20 .......... $1.98
No. 8 All Copper Nickle Plats-d .
Tea Kettle 1
Regular price $13-50 . - ‘ $1.98 I
for ............
\Vhite Enamel Medicine (‘abinot ’,
“'i'th mirror 10x14 . . ' $2.49
Regular price $3 50 . . . .m. .
Double Quick Wash Boards
“”2”“ ...... 980
Regular price $1.35 ,
Water
l-qt. Galvamzed‘ Iron
Pails
Regular price 450 33c
Sale Price ..................
China Matting
Very durable floor covering
.yard ..........................
Heavy quality, value 19c
yard;‘............»..._~,.- .. ...... 9C
(‘flt‘l'l I'" o o s s o s o‘o
2,000 Pillow Cases
value 49c.............. .........
2,000 Blue Border Turkish Bath
Value, 3% , _
Sale price, each ................
Best quality. former price $3.98 '
SalerPrice . ........ $2.69
.' t d t ' es, value 25c
Said???” ...... .156
Handkerchiefs
“'ith Initials, 350 quality 20¢
Women’s Plain White Hemstitch-
M’ith embroidered corners
30c quality, for . . ............. . .
fur was 0 one o u ..... .; ............. 19c
New Lace and N et' ‘Vestees
Women’s Leather Hand Bags
In walrus and seal, fancy fitted with frame and
1,000 Full Bleached Bed Sheets
Value $1.01] 69c
Full Bleached, scalloped
-, Towels
25c
Mattress ~Protectors
1,000 Yards Glass Toweling
Women’s White Hemstitched
each . ............. . ...........
ed Handkerchiefs
19c
7 Sport Handkerchiefs
25c qushtty
e l 1.50 . al _
R “‘2.Z’.Z....T..IITL.. ...... 95c
$3333.51??? W T'f‘?‘.".’.. $2.95
Women’s Long Silk Gloves
H°“§’.§.?§i".’f’. i°.“.".'f’.‘.‘.". fl $1.25
Mavis’ Talcum Powder-
Special
at soc-sop“. :
l Large Size Bath Soap
3 cakes
o
for ......25C
Keep Clean Hair Brushes
Window Shades
All colnrs complete with fixtulv‘s
Eht‘ll
Scotch Madras
In white. 36 inches
La Reine Corsets
Summer net corset, low
long hips. while only
Regular $300 ...............
Model Brassiercs
Small lot, slightly soiled, lace and wall :1 .
trimmed ,
Regular $1.00 value ............ 49c
Georgette Blouses
$3.79
Gingham and Percales “‘llll ullltc $1 9 ‘
trimming. $2.50 value ........ 0
Short “l99\'99. lOW llt‘t‘k. all t‘nlol‘s
Extra Size Bungalow Aprons
L
a
medium
$219
and
Regulnrjfiflfth‘ . ...............
House Dresses
‘ Elastic Brit. light “.10.. $ .
75° ggahgrvfio'soloosssss-nncoo-coo. :Kln Rngllldr $1~E.8 """""""""" 1.49
i 1 Bresang' ' Combs \Vhite Lawn Waists
Black rubber, 8 inch sine
W;Spocnl.............
Set of rim Glass Mixing Bowls
Roommate 49c
m .m.....n.l_ll Io_ooo I 0 Cute,- "I ‘
wounndorstwd:
But here u the truth, very briefly ex-
pressed: "
"l‘orthem‘thatgousttsritbuste
.. lent-good!“
Embroidered trimmed. Regular
20c i
All colors
Regular $6.98 . . . .5;
for .............. . ...... .. \
Thin Blown Water Tumblers l
R“""§Zi.’if§‘.§e§.§l‘}if T1073}? . . . . . . . 49c .
\ Axminster Rugs
...fff‘:€.8:3f?‘f:‘f $27.50
6x9 Congoleum Rugs
$6.98'
<
l
' $2.98. Sale Price ............ $1098
Slip-on Sweaters
""""'$4'49i
n—q—Eg—E
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urn. ---, .. .
"Now I hive given you n good meal
perhaps you can tell me how I can
get some 0: that wood cut up over
: A‘ '— mtchine to split wood is on dr
‘1‘ lid“
there?" said the Woman at mm M,
door, Wiping her iorchuxd \\ .
Gingham apron.
"1 sure kin. ma'axn, ,
itinerant. his hat in his howl, .
m 49 paper that an t‘lectlu
> lit!
n 1.. Find t
“l rliid
Illnvn
mur'
ket.”—Yonkers Btat esma n.
s . _ j
Conflicting 1““ mugféatint.
l‘ Granted ensue. “*3 ‘“
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