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mm. in her right mind. she would
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1' 1 \M 4' 4". set: 6 .54 it. is suggested that. the group of}
, 1L6 - learned person; convening for the
'11!" h; - 1'1 07 D. “’1" Purpose “dmgythe ngdst uncles
thing’s in the world be s51». 40.115100!
some of the}; wisdom. to the tin sugar
tongs ill boxes of cands.l\‘1§o.we
11:11l1‘.(1s creditrd to it or hope they‘ll not overlook their oWn
-. is. in this paper and also meetings V
_ 111111.. published herein. ' ‘ ‘
11.5114 or publication or smclal- 113.11 exaggeration to says as the
1 1 . _. 11. 11-111 are also ré'servei'. Christan Moultor does. that. “it king‘s'
radium” m: paid recently for tam old
British Guiana stamp. You. can ran-'
som kings nowadays {or about a nick-
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1. 1r‘l'1l1 11 l‘xess is exclusively!‘
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.11 Lodge. No. 108. F and A
Masonic building. South’
lat 11nd 3rd Tuesday of
July 11nd August except-
~ o'clock. All Muster Masons
:1111 rl‘fllt‘l‘llull)‘ invited.
l:HL”1. J. \VALSH. W. \I.
1.11l:.ll:’l‘ M. WILCOX. Sec'1.
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1.1 UN. Secretary. The action of Attorney General
Daugherty in dismissing the gmern-
ment suit against the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company for $2. 400, 000 claimed
_ 4 ‘ ‘ . as ‘excess earnings 'during the period
f “" “if“. "f d“ industrial 9‘10! wire control by the go1ernrnent is
“”1 511011., "fun" fair 0r1regarded as a. great victor) for the
> * glutamtngnlfmge ‘11th Telegraph company. a complete vindlo
['1 111-1111 ‘; gj‘" “ “”8 cation or its policy during the war.
‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ i ‘0} “ere hoarse This suit was instigated by Postmaster
' ”i H” 11111111111901 the modern General liurleson. and the statement
, .1 l‘y‘:“L"“‘“;;”th‘::\'"{:::(‘_‘:09”]???3' of Mr. Daugherty in which he ex- .
, 11111114111111: ' ‘ “3‘ pressed the opinion that the govern- .
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' this suit in \‘lC\\' of the facts that the .
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.111 1H1? $1,113“: 12011 $1133"); with“: law is construed by ofllcials of the pos-
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, ._ m“, the ('Vllll'nt'l"IM-l’oro tention that Mr. Burleson's attitude
'I'l11- \\'0H‘H'n alqo Wanted to “‘33 arbitrary to a degree. extremely
1111.1 H111» (,“St and wh'lt it cort unfair and unwarrantedoby the facts 1
,1” 111. 111111 11:111- thm“ damn-1:.- ln the case. It was cxplalned today by 1
1 1v\1-1'\thlm: MW Tim” ques— 1111 oll'iccr of the postal telegraph that
‘ ‘ 1' ' . ‘ the suit grew out of Mr. Burleson's
111'1-11 \:1.~1l ill-sire to he 11-111111-11
11'(-t‘usal to deal with that company on
the same basis on which he dealt with
other communication companies. in-
. Q cluding the “'cstcrn I’nion Telegraph
1;, .1 1’1ll,:,L‘:ll,zul.’Q: [10:11‘k121)(::ll:;1lcomvlllly and the American Telephone
11 1 11111" 111111- him-s. it 11101 stop and Telegraph Company.
,1 _ 1,, 50m, “”0””an In other words the. posml telegraph
modals or to dis- compun): clzurrlcd thls was rank dis-
11,. 1, ”,1, “HQ H", ad1untnges10",infi'mt'on' 'l he act under which the
llnir neighbor 11.. 0r.w1re ('Om[\"’llllls wcrc taken o1er ll).
11,”: 11“.). .111 going to l11.\( ithc go1crnn11 nt unlike the act pro1ld-
11.11 in 11 1.“ montlls-l-thcv ing tor fedclzll operation of th( ruilw
roads. did not prmidc :1 formula {or1
computing the compensation which;
paid them In the case 01"
11hr \Vcsltln l nlon and the American
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‘mljustment allow-1d the m amounts fur
in excess of their actual earnings dur-
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11”. Mum.“ pots. 11111] 1111111 which wns earned by the postal
stops 1., s1,“ 1101,. duringr the period of federal control he.
si1111.- I got. minn. turned over to the national treasury.
xmvm-gl- and This the. Postal Telegraph flatly re—
”UH-{ti and the fused to do on the grounds that )lr.
l Burk-son “as clldcavoring to conlls—.
(all ill)pl1)\inliiiilf sixt} per cent of.
its earnings and the company insisted [
1igornusl1 tll 1t it had lur-n slngltd out;
for unjust treatment and ill direct con“
traVclltinn to what had been accorded
its rivals.
A hitter controversy developed and
llnnlly a few days l10fnrc6~x-l’nst-:
master General Burlcson left office. he
instituted 11 suit l1‘ the legal depart-1
ment of the postomcc against the1
Mackey COHlDill\_\'S. It is this suit
which Attorney General Daughtery
now has decided to drop. and his 111'-
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I1-1 doubled if any American
win lllu' iilt‘ L‘llitrd Stall-s
11::111 to consist 01‘ 1511,0111; men.
“Mel‘s would have it, or
11s llu- iiuusc- would have
111111 strategists may as-
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111 5, 1.111 .1 probably doesn‘t mat-
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The candy specialtor this week—end
at Golden s Confectionery Store is as.I
sorted fruit tablets at 24¢ per pound. ;
IThis candy is made in Golden's own
candy factory located on the premises.
Bulk candies of all kinds and high
11.1ili11211p various 1111311111.; grade candies (by the box) of the.
' ‘ ‘ “mm" W '“0“S‘*3"lluirillg country' s best makes are for sale here.
1l1 11 111111114 for Miss Car. or at all times The, ice cream special
111111141 105““ League If 1 for this Week is Tuti-Fruit a delicious
U ”0“” old prank “"h combination of fruits and nuts. It
' 11111111 ““mnons- and 't '5 will be a treat 1‘01 3oung and old.
"'1 .1111] “""o‘mg today 33 Lemon sherbert will be ready 1:: the
"S "W” smce there ha“ quantlt1 desired as thls ls the sher-
‘ mm“ to abuse Apparelltl) 'liert special for this week. Golden's
W " " 00111111911 to Apr“ 1 but ’ Ice cream are rich smooth and delici-l
1'11list‘linllllat0l3 thI‘OUShOUt'ous tasting. because only the best ol‘F
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threatens to involve us
:1.1111111;1l complications," admits
“11-119. Neither is the pub-
11.:1l1 of the United States.
11:1 11-111121‘. may be based on its
: 11.11-—nl;lkillg power, but at
1' -l-~11.~‘ not have to flaunt that
- 11 11. iuht of America today is
1' 111‘ its wealth. brains and
111 1x ill'lllt'r for offense or de-
.1 11111::l1t can behest made I.
1-. 1111- councils of nations.
I \kll I’ll0\]‘. CALLS
ll of Washington, D. C..
11l.l< newspaper editor the
111111.211 help in stopping the
min-r, There has been an
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practical joking. but .1ch Located in. the Mahackemo
1 1 .1 lm done by education t South Norwalk—Adv.
1 111 111 rhups be taughta little Block 11
mcrliment. true humor
5111139 practical joke. Even!
1', the crop of practical jolt-I
11 wholl) disappeami
1211 1111mm stage of human
1 1 111.1. blinded bv hel- suffer-J The Morrison Greenhouses (J ”I
that the oni1 way out. is 1- Meckel Prop) Have choice stocks
1.111] and not backwar. "10: hard? plant-wot an hunt in fut
.1511,“ addressing a. mass the line curried here is a full one.
"‘1 lltr»
1.... ,1... “That is one of the as‘wellasalplghty finentoclco! shrubs
‘ '11 France and threatens to maybe found at this establishment ,
“1 111* tragedies of the world."',FoikB inthis vicinity have "the right
1~ 111., difficulty about France spirit" of beautifying ""3 mum“
’ ~1 1111.; mmpnt to the rest of hm greenhouses are well prepared
111 la attitude towards with selecterstoel: at. conservative
l‘ r erstwhile enemv. and prices. Auto delivery service 118'
"> “film she needs as her denture here.
11 1 r11i.:1l.l_1 no pay to stop the treat when down or for the party l
1lillo re 1100 ht'twt’en real fun.j
1.111111 is all that can be ex—l ME Tm MW
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National League of Rose bah“ 0‘ many. many Yam
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58 Van Zanuc street,”
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36 Inch White Tafl'eta Silk
$1.69
$2.29
44 Inch All Wool Serge
Navy Blue, Black and Brown. Regular
Price $2.00. ‘
Tomorrow, Yd. ...... $1.19
36 Inch Firsheen‘ Crepe
In All the Leading Shades. Regular
Price. $4.00 a 1d. $3. 22
Tomorrow
54 Inch All Wool Jersey
21225209221222: $1.69»
500 Yards All Wool Homespun
R°1":1‘3§."T'2?..f.‘231!““9 $1 69
36 Inch Fine Quality English
Long Cloth
1" "32:15:99,111. 1.1.. $1.69
36 Inch Japanese Drapery
Regular 59c Value. Yd. ., 39¢
Yard Wide Percales
Good Quality Fast Colors.
Price 250 yd.
6 Yards for ......
For Graduation Dresses.
Regular Price $2.00
The Regular $3.00 Quality.
Tomorrow, Yd.
Tomorrow
Regular
99c
Dress Ginghams
Good Quality. Neat Checks and Plaids.
6 Yards for
Regular Price
Odd Lot of Pique and Madras
1
1290
40 Inch White Dress Voiles
I" Q 'l’ _'.
me 11.1 ltx ”i 29c
500 Yard.
Hemstitched Plain Linen Bulfet
Scarfs
Rg 1 Fri '9
°°i§£....§£"..“.......... 391:
36 Inch- Soft Finish-Muslin
1,000 Full Bleached Bed Sheets
S f fi ish ‘
0 tvallue $1.00 693
500 Dozen Table Napkins
990
100 Pieces Soft Finish
- 1 Longcloth
99c“
10=Yard Piece; Value
100 Breakfast Cloths
Hemstitched 99 c
36 Inches Wide. Tombrrow
Values up to 50c yd.
Regular ‘
Yd.
--.-ou
Good quality.
Value 25c. Yard . .
Hemmed, ready for use
value $1.50. Dozen . . . . .,
value$l.59
506*» Yards ApronChoeko,
Fast colors Regular Price $2. 20'.
ivalue .190 yd. V Yard ...IZE’GI ‘ Sale Price ...;
250 yd. . . 99C
.1. Ragnar Price. $1243.
,1
The First Offering of the Great Mas Sal-e
REMENDh
Coats, Suits,
’ Dresses
Secured By Great Special. Purchase at Practically
Cost of Production
TomOrroW«-—Saturday
Is. Your Opportunity to Share in the Best: Value We 3
Have Ever Offered
J1
100 All Wool Tweed Suits.
Regular $20 Value.
Tomorrow
no...
$12.75.
200 New Spring; Coats
Regular $22.50 \ alue $15 00
1 .1 ,
.
100 All Wool’J'ersey Suits:
Regular $12.50\Value. $17”
«.75
.I_I‘ e o o
Tomorrow .._.Q.,.,
100 New Spring Dresses
Regular $22.50 1111111. $15.00
Tomorrow
36 Inch Belgium Dress Linens
All the Best. Colors. Regular 89c
$1.50 QValue. Yd. . . . . . . .
1,000 Yards Fine quality
Nainsook
15c
..SufiLanjs'h. Regular
4013 Value. Yd.
C-B Corsets;
Elastic Girdle; an Ideal Corset for
dancing and Golfing 99c
at.
C-B Corsets
High Bust. \Vllite Coutil, Long Hips;
Regular $2.50
value
$1.49
Odd Lot of Muslin Gowns
Slightly Soiled, Nicely Made of Fine
Materials; Values 111]) to
$2.49, Tomorrow
coo-c.
Odd Lot. of I Blouses
C r e p e de Chine 51nd Georgette;
Slightly Soiled; White,
Bisque and Blue .
Special
Dresses
Mostly Billie Burke Models;
Collar and (Julie and Tie Back
saSh' $1198.
Special. .=. .. . . 5..
Odd Lot .of Women’s Sweaters
To Close Out.
at ................
Extra Sized: Bungalow Aprons
In a Good Variety of Designs and
Patterns.
Tomorrow .........
$1. 79
Set of White Enamel Kitchen
Canisters
Consisting of 2*lb. Ten, 4 lb. Coffee,
’ 3. 1-2 lb Sugar, 10 lb.- Flour.
981:
6 Quart Elinor Aluminum
11
3
Sale Price ......L......
$3. 49 .
Fancy Checked Gingham: House -
'itll .
99c ’
in
92.991
’ Cooking W With Cover
‘ 18x27.
Tomorrow . . . . .
Mirror Aluminum Tea Kettle.
Wearever Aluminum Double
Boiler
2 Q‘ii‘éiesééiési‘éii‘liffiee $2.25
Ball Bearing. Lawn Mowers
1* 19312511331751? iii? . . $8.98
No. 9 All Copper Nickle Plated
Tea Kettle
Regular 'Price' $2.00 $1.49
Steel Black Japanned Mail
Tomorrow . -._.- . . . .
Boxes
19c
Regular Price 2513.
Special
Thin Blown Water Tumblers
Regular Price 100 Each. 396
6 for
5 Quart Size._Regular
Price $4.80. Tomorrow
Congoleum Mats
9c
Marquisette for Curtains
Double Border. 1
Tomorrow. Yard . . . . . .
Snake Curtains ,2 ‘
Made Ready to Hang
Tomorrow, Pair . . . . . 29C
1
Tomorrow. Each . . . . . . . .
New Cretonnes
Special.Yi1rd.....:.... 290
Women’s "Rite“ Sdk Hose
Hand Embroidered Clox. Semi. Fash-.
ioned Back. Black 31, 75
o.
and Colors.
...-coco
Women 2 ’sAtfilefic,UnionSnifs
,F‘ine lea'tyBaztiste,
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Children” E. Z11 um and
ri- ,
:Collars Attached. Denble
ii;
"Black and Colors. Somef
Menzis. Chembray Shirts
Stitched. Reg Price $1.00
Children’s Khaki Overalls
Sizes Up to 8 Years. 3 39c
l‘omorrow
Women’s White Handkerchiefs
Hemstitched, Embroidered Corners.
€251??? fill???" ...... 10c
. Women’s Long Silk Gloves ‘
Double Finger Tips. . $_1 35
. ,
1 Regular Price $2.25 .
; Women’s Leather Hand Bags
.._._._. . . . . . 6:;
1&1! the New Styles and Colorings to
Match the Homespun and Tweed
Suits. Fitted With Mirror. Regu-
9:11.931"??? . _ . $2. 95
Mavis Talcum Powder
Tomorrow 19¢
Pompeian Face Powder
Special .....
Sanitol Tooth Powder
Tomorrow 1'96
Pepsodent. Tooth Paste
Special 39C
New Summer Styles in Gage
Hats
Beautiful Creations in All the Leading
Shades Fashioned of Canton Crepe
$10 2° $15.00
___ 50 Trimmed Hats
Which Formerly Sold for
$7 .50. Tomorrow . .
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$500
50 Trimmed Hats
Which Formerly Sold for
$5.00. Tomorrow . . .
New Country Club Hats
In a Wide Variety of Smart Models.
$7.300?“ ‘° $10.00
Children’ s Rompers and
Creepers
New Styles, Fast Colors Gingham and
$1.25 $1.50
Men’s Sport Shirts
Collar Attached. $1 00}:
Tan and White.
Women’s m1; Fibre Rose
With Fancy- Clox .
’ O O 0
Girls’ Namsook Union Suits
Sleeveless; Bloomer Knee.
Tomorrow ............
New Styles in Name” ‘
Bramley Collar and Cut Sets in Em.
broidered Batiste and Gingham:
and My Vestees
91111 Cues. ' 50¢
otaooa-t-aa
$3.50?
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mm»... 11.1.1.1"...wwmuwmmamvmummw 1 2
$1.00
75c: '
mm mam-111nm
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