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"150310 DIRECTORY
.\ Sprt'iul Communication of Old
wm 1.0.121. No. 10$. I”. .c A. M., will‘
lu- llcld at its rooms. Saturday cyc-
Jung. April 15th. 1932. at. 7:30 o'clock.
\VOi'k l'l. .\. llt‘gl't‘t .
A Shit ml Communication 'l‘tle-sduy
a-n-ning. April l‘tll. zit S o'clock. The
Iiistrlrt lit-put)" “ill be with Its On
Its "()l’ilt'lzll \lsitr" and witness thc
Hilda-rung of tin: 1:}. A. [.Mgrev.
f ’Intllv “1an III) o-xtru ct'i'ort to be.
with us on this tu't‘flsitttl that \w- may
1.;it‘o- him :1 "lioyill :llltl l“I‘2l1t‘I‘lI:Ir
(:left‘iIHJ-J.”
"Alli-r ilzt- “er. \\I‘ look after “H'
JIIItt't‘-:\l.tll." (
All .‘ltisik-I‘ Masons cordially and
fl‘ilit’l'll'lll)’ inxitcul. .
i"t';ih'l‘ll:lll_\' yours.
IIUII‘I‘, J. \VALSH, \V. Al.
I.’ HIT. .\l. \\'ll.t'()X, Set"):
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A slut» l (nllHlt'lllion of Butler
“h ism-r. .\... rm,
'l'tln-;.l.t\ ”out“;
A. A. .\I. will be held
April llth. {it 2“
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Iwuuttp’nl. N41111:. .15 :t Schoo> on.
‘wllu hitln- cit) ll:t:‘. t'ltl'l’lltit‘lit'tl to such
ml wt. t'lli Ill/ll it has no phuground
“with the IIJIIII".
’l’hhtw-ulrtrr; 1.; no tiny churchyard
Bill ht is tln- oltl l't‘lllt'it riws maintained
in huh, pints of .\‘r\\ Yul-lg and Boston.
lull .tillrcw. slunlwlint: tt'ugt Ot‘ lulltl.
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rcllltilg-t‘it-s in IIIUI‘t‘ suitnbh- pnrts 111‘
.
[own gto txlt'lltl ll llluitl strut-t. now
hlwugitl by tln- ('t‘lllt'lt‘l')’. illl‘i'llL’ll to
its 11!: Ilt'ul continuation on flu- other
:‘idtnldnd to turn tht- rust of tho land
into inchiltln-n's playground. with per-
]lups 't community lltlllSt‘ and public
Jiblvli in addition, thn \vlmlv purk
grou lit) lu- known as :1 int-mortal to
File trim-rs (ll‘ ('Icrt-Iunvl.
A st of sentimental objections are
J’aisul‘l to this procedure. but urc the-y
«nun {.1 Isn't it I'ilillt‘l‘ :t materialistic
View-Ilot‘ Iit‘t- to wish to deprive living
child?" of :1 place for \rholt-somp
play; on the ground of “rrspect” for
llit‘ Italics of those Ion: dead? \‘i’hzlt
is thi- Ilmly. after the spirit has gone-'3
Just -in ohl garment laid down. is it.
Jlot'.‘
lltiitllose pioneers who (it’d such
xrvut. .work in their day now care what
'lu-mlmcs Ot‘ tin-so Old crumbling habi-
‘Jllnils ot‘ t".LI‘llll,\’ existence? Did they
lint make grunt sucrificvs that. the
children or the new world might have
:I. lwi’tt-r chance than thosm of their
«own. timo? \Vould they not. if asked.
m-Ln- turning: over their last home as a
Iii“ to the new generation?
“l:"si')v~ct for the Dead" is a. lleauti-
ll’ut trllnr: whcn it means respect for ‘
Illvir-itlviilS——“’ll€‘ll it is transmuted
into living purpOSP. Otherwise it may
hamper the living as the dead them-
Bt'hlhfi would never want it to do.
(”n-non. :1 dispatch says. has been
"rte-inning: house" for the economic
"outermlrw. thereby proving the value
bf the-conference. Anything thntmakcs
hit Hid-“'oriii citr cican h '
‘ _ - ouse- is a
good thing.
and so the farmer is Wing again.
And he is the biggest buyer of all. _
The minority of industries that are;
idle or lagging are rcreating deficits of
output which will have to be made up
as soon as they resume. ' '
Everything considered, it seems sure
to be a very good year.
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“'[PING OUT RATS.
The modern Pied Piper is L. J.
Nicholes who has for years been ex-
perimenting ului' conducting rat-rid—
duncr- drives in connection with the
i'llitt-d States Public Health 'Ser\‘i('c
and many local and state civic better-
ment llgcncics. Says Mr. Nicholesz-
‘ “If the rat isn't exterminated. the
human race will be. They carry tu-
Ilcrculosis. scarlet fcvcr and other dis-
cuss-s: 'I‘he-y m‘e infested with fleas.
If tho flf'il. fiom the rat is sick and1
bitcs you. you will be sick. too."
Ruts now (it-stray nearly a billion
dollars' worth of foodstuffs and pro-
perty a year. according to government
tinnrcs. not to mention the. loss causctl
by illness. idlencss and doctors' and
unrlcrtnkers‘ hills The rat, doesn't
sectn to servo any purpose in modern
civilization. and hp is n. dccidctl liztllil—
ity. Spring is a good time to begin a
(irirc ot‘ cxtcrtninution. \ .
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(inc of ilw radio problems that
ought to lw St-ttloii by some compel-
(nt authority is whether radio pro-
;z'rulnx :lI‘f- “Ivrouticztst” or “broadcast—
ml." At‘t‘Ot‘lllIll: in thc (lictionnrit-S.
"I-romlt-ustc-nl" should he Caste-«i into
onto-r (lurknl-ss.
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“'I‘ln- t-zltint: of szluvrkrnut tt-nds to
the» prolnng’utiun of human ”to." “'1:-
ivucl in tho public prints. But is life
worth ll'.’
A wonb op WARNING.
Unfortunately the human tendency
Is to take rather too keen a delight in
the spectacular, the fantastic, the
miraculous.
The average person is never con~
tent to merely feel fit; he wants to,
feel like jumping a fence, eating 8‘
whole minCe pie and singing until the
wee. small hours.
He also enjoys going to the other
extreme and. when he has a. little indi-
gcstion to fancy himself an object of
tragic. misery.
This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a. sue,
cessinn of lads even along the pro-i
grossive path of science. ,
Just now the fad is to get rid of the
teeth. If one has a boil he is sure to;
have a friend who will assure him that
this comes from a bad tooth. It bet
have a lame back or a sprained thumb}
or a slight hoadarhe, on the morning;
after trying his latest experiment in;
the manufacture of lemonade. from‘
hops, malt. raisins. brown sugar and.
yeast, he gets exactly the same ad-t
vice. I
He gets so set in this groove that
when the furnace does not. draw well
he starts {Or the dentist to have a
tooth pulled. 1'
This Is all because a. large. number of;
chronic diseases halite been 'cured by‘
getting rid of a tooth which was in-
ecting the entire system, but this does
not mean that the extraction of any
tooth will put the constitution of its
former owner in perfect repair.
Teeth are natural; they are useful;
they function better in their own par-
ticular department than anything
which man has invented; they stand a
terrific amount of abuse and still
make a generous return of toll and
pleasure; they always do the best they
can under the-circumstances.
Therefore the sensible course to
take is to consult with your dentist no
as to arrange the circumstances that
your teeth will last at least as long as
you do. ‘
When the'dentist advises the extrac
tion Of a particular tooth. he will do
so only because that, particular tooth
is more dangerous inside the mouth
than outside and he will know exactly
why this is.
S. M. DEITZ. D. S.
HA5 A 60A“? HE QA’
BUTTON HOLF "‘
HE GOF‘
- Occasion. Made to Sell at $35.00.
LAFE HiéGiNS
, Come 110' the OS ton
and see the grandest showing in the state.
viupreme
Store Tomorrow-
There’s everything here to feast the eye
A GORGEOU DISPLAY “
EASTER COATS
'100 Handsome 'Jaunty Coats
In the Season‘s Latest Styles and the Nomwt.
Shades and a \Vidc Range of Models for Evcry
$24.98
$14.98
Iicrc Tomorrow . . . . . . . ......
Other New Models in a Great
Variety of Styles. Special
EASTER SKIRTS
A Splendid Variety of Stylos in Plaids. Stripes and
Iiomcsl‘ulls ill (Villt'tl‘S‘Tllat Arc ‘Most “'zlutl-d.
Specially Priced at
$2.98, $4.98. $6.98
GLOVES rOR EASTER
Famous Centemeri French Gloves at
._ Special Prices.’ *
2 ('lusp lililbl‘oltlcrwl lint-ks in All the New Sllmlcs
:lnd :1 ('ompla-tc Lill-c oi} Sim-s. 'livery l’nir
(liturlnltcctl. lit-uttlllr $2 25 pr.
$33.30 Value
Long Kid Gloves
lll Strap. \Yrist ul' Munseluetairc. $3 50
Rt‘u‘ttlul' l'l'it't- $3.1m. Special ..... o
16 Button Length Silk or Chamoisettc
. Gloves
All tllc \letwi Sllmlt-s. Regular $2.00
and $2.23 \':lltu-. Special Ettstcr Salc$1035
2 Clasp Silk Gloves
Ext 1'“ lion v_\' Quality.
‘ pr.
Dottlllc Tipped Fingcrs -. ..... $1.00
s~ t $5.00. $7.50.$10.00
EASTER NECKWEAR
New Collars in All Styles. Broullcy and Tuxedo
500, 750, $1.00
New Vestees in Lace and Net
New VcStec in Lucmalld Net. Spcciall)‘ Priced at
$1.00 $1.25
EASTER SUITS
The Smartest and Trimmcst of High Class Suitsln
all the Popular Shades and Styles and Fabrics
most ill Vogue. Specially Rriced tor Easter.
JerscySuits ..... ............$ 998
. .
Tricotine Suits ...... .... . . . . .' $24 50.
o
Tweed Suits ....... . . . . . . . . . . $18.98
EASTER HATS
‘ ‘ K' ‘.-»‘9§:v"~\
A Mammoth PreLEéste'r.Mi.llinéry Display
m- - 3
Dressy and Tailored Eficcts of Canton Crepe,
Taffeta, Combination of Silk and Sim“? A Be-
wildering Variety of the Latest Models.
Hundreds Of Easter 'Hats Trimmed \Vith
Ribbon. Flowers. Pratt, Novelty Fanclcs.
Trllulllcd
Open Back Onlyf’ Regular
. SILK. SCARFS
In a 'Vlfidc Assortment Of Handsome Styles and
Rich Color Combinations, Finished Deep Fringc.
$3.49 $11.50
Mén’s Easter N eckwear
Four ill Hand Silk Tics in Fancy
Designs and Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EASTER BLOUSES
75c
\\'Ollderful Aswrimcut of, Charming Styles in
(‘rcpc do China and Georgette B l O u s c S
Featuring All the New Shades. Special
$3.49 ‘” $10.50 ' .
Dainty Silk Underwear
Beautifully Trimmed
..... ....$4.49
(31'9ch de Chine Chemises
\Vitll Pl-rtty Lace Back and Front.
in Pink M‘ $2.98 to $6.98
\Yllite . . . . . .
EASTER HOSIERY
W'omen’s Fibre and Silk Hosiery:
Till-cc Scum Back. Black
$1 00 pr.
and Colors . . . .3, . . . . . . .9: a
Women's Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose.
All 1116- New Slludcs . . . . . . . ...-_._,_._.A. . . . $2.00
Pointex Heel Silk: Hose
$2.25 a... $3.00
Children’s Socks
1-2 find 3—4 Lengths in COttOn, lisle and silk.
299 ’35, 50C
EASTER CORSETS
vAN D BRASSIERES
" fi»
La Camille Corsets, Eront Lace “'ith the ventilo
Back. Elastic Top Model. Flesh
Color. Regular $5.00 Value . . . . . .$4.00
Royal Worcester Corset
Elastic Top. Flesh Colon-Coutil § _
LongHipS.......... ..... 1.06
_ La Resista Corset
The Perfectly Boned Corset, Sp'iralbone. Side Straps.
('t‘t-ilc dc (‘ltillc Gowns
“'itll Dainty Lat-e.
Regular $6.00 Vuluc.
~‘~ Models for Every Type of Figure. $3 49
. Pink or-‘X‘Vllite. Special Price . . . . ‘o '
Pinkautin also...
75.:
Price $1.00. Special ...............
100' JPieces Hair-Bow Ribbon
Plain and Fancy. All 30100:} Colors: Formerly ‘
Priccdfiflc yd. Tomorrow ' "’5’19clyd.
ExtrarSpecial Price.......:. .. .“
100 Brand New Silk Dresses
Made Of Canton Crepe, Silk and Satin in 3.
Gorgeous Array of Styles and Handsome
- Coloriugs. Beaded and Embroidered. Ac-
cording to Fashion’s Latest Dictate. Regular
$25 and $30 Values. Tomorrow
-1 ' $19.50 $22.50
EASTER DRY GOODS SPECIALS
500 Pieces English Long Cloth
10;d.P' -.
‘Spcclieacies........................... 99C
200 Dozen Hcmmed Table Napkins
Hemstitched and Scalloped Breakfast
Cloths
.Hm ....... :99c
Special .. .......... . . . ..
50 Yards All Pure Linen Crash Toweling
5 Yards Good Quality 36 Inch Percale
'l‘olnorrow . . . . . .................. . . . . . 99C
u
8 Yards Apron Gingham
990
z
Fast (A‘Olors . . . . . ...... . . ..
I Special ......... r. . . . . .I ..... . . ....... . 99C
EASTER JEWELRY
I
.. Earrings
All Colors and Designs
Tomorrow . . .l ....... . . . . . ....... _. . 49c
Rhinestone Bar Pins
Special................. ...... . ...... .1 49C
New Short Chains
All the New COlors-to .Match 59 C
,Ymtr Blouse . . . .
and Celluloid Girdlcs
Metal
399.
Tomorrow . ............. . ......... . .
_ Suede Girdlos
All Colors Regular $1.98.
40 Inch Canton, Crepe
Are Pure Silk in All the W'antcd
Shades. Regular $3.98 Quality . . . $2.98
40 Inch Crepe dc Chine
In All Shades.
Sale Price .. ............... $1.00
Regular_.$2.2§ Value .......,.....$1-79 ‘
5'54. Inch Allwool..Tweeag and Homespuns
_ In Allihc Wanted Shad‘és. 7 7' / i .. i
Regular $2.49 Value $.lm
EASTER DRESSES-
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