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KYOTO,M:1y 5.—-—Free from the
maze of brilliant c1 remonies which
have marked his visit to Tokio and
other large cities of the north. the
Prince of \Vales “ill spend five or six'
days resting here before resuming his
;ourney to the southern extremity of
the, empire. Word has gone out that
aside from the brief welcoming cer-
wmonles. the Prince is to be treated as
can ordinary tourist.
This picturesque city,
(zenturies ancient capital of the
iron, still retains much of the air of
sanctity which 11' :1s e1ery11here ap—
parent when ro).1l families of the dim
ages made it the seem of (ourt liie.
Even had it no associations with
the past. Kyoto would still he attract-
five for the hemltiy of its location, sit-
mted :13 it is. at the base of an 11m-
jlhitheuter of precipitous mountains
covered with 'great forests of pine,
for many
na-
rznnplc and flowering shrubs.
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Several of the ancient imperial pal-
aces will be open to the Prince for
inspzction, as well as many famous
temples containing relics of pottery
and cloisonne which ante- date the
old buildings by many centuries.
During his stay heré the royal 1is-
ltor will occupy the 0miya Gosho
palace, situated in an extensive park.
’lhis building is noteu throughout
Japan for far beauty of its decora-
tions and {1.1m l1ings. contributed by
the greatest m: .sters of painting and
carving in the . 3;;1ire.
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\‘v ASHING'l ON \lay Every
postoffice building in the country
-hould he owned 111' the gov-«inment
and the old system oi leasing build-
ings should be "scrapped," declared
First Assistant Postmaster General
iiurtlett today in Voicing disapproval
of 11 syfiem which made it necessary
lor the post office department recent-
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~ Did You Ever Stop to Think That Y on Can Buy Shoes Cheaper at the
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Honest to Goodness Meichandise from Factory
Direct to you
Here Is a Treat for the Gentlemen
'1'. D. BARRY SHOES
Any Many Other Famous Makes
$3.90
telling the Ladies W e Have a Few Items Below and Hun-
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Of
ly to lease at an 31111331 rental
urge
more than a million dollars a l
structure for mail purposes in New
York City. Mr. Bartlett said that the
government could save millions if -a.
common -sense business program
could be laid before Congress with a
fair chance of inducing that body to
appropriate 3. sufficient sum each
year for purchase instead of leasing
buildin
The gI‘osi‘. Office Department has
sufficient f ends to lease any building
to be necessary to the, proper conduct
of the postal system, it was explained,
but no appropriation is :11ailable for
the purchase of a structure. Plans
1ecently were completed pro1iding
that the department should lease a
building in New York City for twen-
ty years at a rental of $25, (100000
Had the department been permitted
to purchase land and
erect its own building, the whole
transaction could have been handled
tor about $8 (mil mm Mr. Bartlett ex-
plain. d adding that at the end of
the t11ent1'- -1e:1r period the gourn-
ment would h- .'1\e possessed the build—
int: 11hr reus under the lease the 1:01-
ermmnt will be out $2? WHLH'“ and
have ’nothing to sho11 ior it at the
expir .1t. on oi ti. e 1 use. ‘ ' ‘
'"l‘i “hole s1stem is radically
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out-.e,” the .1331: ::t1ni l’os‘ 1.:- aster G! 11—
in Cor ares: «1
Just Received
liig S ll i p 111 v n t
of Ililllll‘n
Slippers
90c
l'li'lf,
Ladies' Pat. Colt Jazz Pumps and
Oxfords
With llulilicr 1111-13 ............ $1390
Ladies’ Pat.
Colt Strap
Pumps or
Oxfords
Bis: Assortment.
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Ladies’ Pat
Colt Strap
Pumps
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Backs
$3.90
Ladies’ Sport Ladies’ Tan or
Oxfords
With Grey Suede B 1 a ('1‘ ”1'
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Black Pumps
and Oxfords
$2.90
Tan
Ladies’ Sally
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$2.90
Ladies’ Tan
Sport Oxfords
Plain Toe
$2.90
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Chgdliéegf Pat. Children’s Tan Boys’ Shoes Children’s Boys’ Black or
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7 - S233 8 1-2 2. a“ 0’ an “' . - - - . '
I‘Eeelsrt h Rubber lillllilwr 1100le0 All Sizes illogl‘zii “ Eh.
$1.9..Q.... $2.29 $1090 $1.79. $2.90
Men’s Tan Men’s Tan Men’s or Boys’ Elkskin Men’s Tan Men’s Pat.
* Calf Oxfords Calf Dress Scout Shoes Calf Oxfords Colt Jazz ‘
01- ngh Shoe. Shoes In Black or
Goodyear Welt Blu. or Bal. “ 1th Real Workmanship 1n Bronn OXfords
$4.900 $3.90
E1 ery Pair.
Sturdy Shoes
$1.90 $4.90
$3.90
Many More Items on Our Racks.
Tennis Baby Children ’5 Children’s ' Boys’ I "
. Shoes 311°“ 313:]? Egg-h Pat. Colt Suction
Bi 1.‘ Pun: Sneaks
All Sizes Bare“? Shoes 5 top: with. Brown
98c $1.00 $1. 79 $1.19 $1.29 $4. 90 $1 49 ._
elf Service Shoe: Store '
ONE STEP FROM CORNER
Mam St.,
Men’s Sport. Ladies’
Oxfords Leather
with Rubber Strap House
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eral said. "Each year Congress
should set aside a certain sum to be
lused in the construction orgbuildings
and gradually as leases expire all over
the country the“ department would
find itself the possessor of a system
ofosplendid structures. This mehod
would result in the saving of millions
of dollars to the public. In many in-
stances the government is made to
pay exorbitant rent. For instance the
department will lease a. building in a
small community {oi-Jen years and
because of the postoflice site proper-
ty in its vicinity will increase in
value. the population of the town
mayeincrease tenfold. and when the
lease expires, the owner of the pro-
W'rty Very frequently demands about
three 'or four times the original. rent-
al and we are obliged to pay it or
look for some other property-"
Mr. Bartlett said he opposed the
action of The Joint Postal Commis—
sicnjn recommending the lease of
the New York building. The com-”
it was said,
likely oppose
such a. move at this time and suggest-
rnission felt, however,
that Congress would
ed that in view of congested condi-
tiofis’in the metropolis a lease be ne-
goitated.
“In this
said, “the owners.
instance." Mr.
of the land and
those who will erect the new building
which is to be used“ as an annex to
the present postoifice building, will be
obliged to pay taxes. borrow money
at the rate possibly of 7 per cent,
and meet other conditions which of
course wpuld not have to be observed
by the government. The same condi-
ion prevails throughout the United
States and the sooner Congress and
lthe people realize what it is costing
in dollars and cents the sooner cor-
1ecti1'e measures will be taken."
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
best ran-6'"
Bartlett
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