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JAMES GOLDEN
& A. L. GUI-DEX. PTOPS-
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m2 ALMANAG FOB Rec 11:») cmgyjpmo ‘ n 5 30? m? we A pass MESSAGE In Addition to the Hundreds of Bargains Offered During Our
Tomcat-10W 00 Rd“ mm: W (a 1) BED! 1. W0 WT“: Rm WE PART - . .4-
“l‘nh rises 4:38, sets 7:.— .
igh tide 9:45 a. m., 9:53 p. m.
no Associated Press is exclusively
ad to the use for publication of
new: dispatches c edited to it or
then-wise in this paper and also
-. local news published ncrein.
All rights or puhllntion or special
tchel herein are also rescrv ed.
IIASOSICW DEWEY.
Butler Chapter \0. 88. R. A. LL.
flats in Masonic Temple. South Main
w the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
W month at 8 o'clock Juiv and
nest excepted. All R. A. Masons
- . y and traternall) invited.
S. P. DECKER. H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
_‘1
C ’8 Sale
We Place 20 Extraordinary Values on Sale Each Day.
ONDAY ONLY
\Vill‘ Those Twenty Specials Be on Sale at These Prices.
DRESS GINGHAMS, 1312.17.
Popular Checks in Desired Colors.
25c VALUE
27 Inch
3m l-‘ARMIZR IsV'T COMPLAIN—
.. INC.
No American who works need so
‘ s W next “inur Goiernment
twp reports indicate a harvest that.
'Wld remove that fear so for as
, MndRDCe of food can do it.
1 It is true that com w heat and oats.
kuthough better than last )car, are
um slightly Ludo“ the ten 5cm aver-
‘
GOLD SEAL consonant
Full 2 yds. AVide. 95¢
Yard
250 63$ LU!) Ac
COLLAR & CUFF SETS
25 Women’s “Fell Made
m A: 390
. ‘ l1; ' crop sets a record. . . . _ .........
~ind aguiiitilwtliufof potatoes. Barley. Heavy Split Wet ‘Vash . - _
a'ye. rice and tobacco are all plclllll'ul. ‘ CLOTHES mum _ W ults smTBEN
no commercial crop of apples shows Small Size. c 100 A dluc, ~
I, 20 per cent. increase and that ot $ _ ~ , - . 2 S . .5
matches a gain oi” almost 25 per cent. ,1.00 A aluc. . . . . . . . ‘ aiues to p00' _________ DC
it (uh ”be
The spring pig crop—if
called that—is hourly 16 per cent.
larger than that of inst your and thr-
‘ $5.98
Med. Size $1.75 val. $1.25_ $18130- At
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CRYSTAL BEADS
75c A alue.
fills flown Rage,
' . Larae Size. “2.00 val. . . . . 1.49 _ .
' (all crop will be nearly as large. This I c 1 ‘ ‘ s I At .............. C
means a better market for corn. winch , >
in always our host money crap. Re- _ s U
8.00& $1000A alue
duced acreage and unfavorable weath-
Plzrc L‘sm‘
i E ‘ro :- will stimulate the wheat bile accidents Of 1931 may 3'0 C'J'i A” . . {had brought back and "35‘0er 1°: Sllgllll} Stilled. 1 5 0 CRASH TOWELING
or u b If v11 '1' '1nd 'issurc hit” this year. and lint such :1 con-' Dal] Rad! P 0 itheir homes something approaching 5.14.00-31-‘500 val. . Se Sklrts Very Absurin; ~
market .H)"{(‘Isl’lzdctn‘ii‘limp“ hiatus test as the one in prospect will to a: y 0 r gram {half a million prisoners of war; it had' 1 ‘ ' r e 49 A' _ - 19
Exst-bslntslimdclln Slaw? . A healthy stimulant..- . .4 l . r j (Tune w 360 Meta!) ile-trod: pregzrl: tflzeaffléiniggdstlgffiéll‘l CHILDREN'S C aluc. X .3 c
The point” ”up. nlon'ovt'i'. Wm lherc is good mason for in4 who . ”pro.“ ng d h 1/ hi BA G s s 0 r P n. V ., : - -
._ . , , ._ “H“ usual. Much has been accomplpshvd in the _ . . , :areas of Europe. an ad «one muc 2 Tm 01! Y“\'\' & Black 12 ;e_ 1 r' : .. _ r.’
enalm ilsAttrslihi‘.) Wham-med at 4.“. - “'11:: of traffic cducatio 1. but much _ “J2. Sultan; (\tc:tlnghuu~1‘).zto raise labor conditions throughout; \. ad: ‘ _‘ 1 $2 98 HOS ER"
11111111111191.1101: .111. (fling; .H7 1,0133%") i still remains to be done. To set the ”h" p "‘2' ‘“ I ncic “18'3”? bedtime the w.orld i All A Gal: 98c 1 lam é: Planeri . All Color: ”a
footy.) Illinll‘ :\\.‘::-t.;5:11 ill.l)0ll nob as Children and the Vouchers of the nu- _-Slori€3- 1le IEOWKH‘G P Garis. \ ‘ The Lax] of C‘ 3””) chief of the Im-i $2.25 \ itlllE’. ...... I- it . bl 48
aidixlsula; 'lm‘un I t ' ' “0“ to thinking about it i5 i0 Tally a "in?!“ no ‘25::th £332: oégéif’ pt rial G1 my ll st :.1if sent this message: ; ‘ -------- o
‘ "'l ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ . '1 :1. a " V a ‘ 5." 1 va lid lt‘ rations ."0 ”'3": ' 2 " ~‘w
’l‘hc A1111 1-11.111 funnc‘r ha: 11ft\l1:1'«;:l"g force for “f”: ,Jlllopll,“ h of the lfings." b)" \\:irtW' Branitz. §{§:\“.l::fli;::sl§?u: die: “0:11:31 nmcri 390 6‘ IE'EOOBXGOEQH h 500 Slip—on » “){w . "
the best oi in. k 1011.1- (£3111)! oh {31125 A "GAS H.~\\\'k" “QUE. of the ’lruysl Magazine. ’will 1116““! me from doing all I can; HA KENS IITCHBD
but 1‘“ 's H“ ”mm a”; 111g rnow ”lionl One of the many’organimitions con- 51“.” p. nl.—~(.oncert by the Graham .to prevent “or. The League of.l 95 HANDKBRCHEFS
' ”WSW-”h. 1" ‘1" of! “if“ m”- 1.... (‘cl'llt'd with righting the evils of this b9°"'1>" orchestra or the Palisades, Nations has. I believe the hacking 0‘; Al . . ............ c waters 10 A 1 Ir
‘2 '0‘ that ol :1” ”m rgst 0 us. .. lworid has opened wurfurc on tll‘.‘ "ens; 11"," , all thoughtful people." l \ w . C a 110. DC
BACK TO .11”: MINES! lmwks." llH'r young men who invite 1 9 I'llefi‘itgLQ-Eg‘fgk‘: szngoraxfiligs it”; - “(331115 “‘KVTSI 3,396 1K' 4911-‘A'al‘ne 1,. L ».h (1 At """""""
'i'lu- 11"1liun will lwnr with :l fer-ling; 23”" ‘0 l'l-ltyin lhr-ir cars and lht‘n fltillulgf‘ ,ltc'om Yuk“. ‘Pro rzingr BRIDE ‘O-P T“\1OORCF; ‘ MRIBBONS “pillar .5 a BS. $1 00
0f I'I'L‘llt'f‘tlli 1'1: sidc nt's llllll summor‘s ;insult or mnitri-at them. 5“""9'3' suz- (,1) I"\\'o'ulr.l C dp} “3 .ngl.‘ . ,. - . . .‘3‘ , l . . l " At . ........ o 590 RATINE
1:1 aliens are oi‘fcrcd to young girls for ‘ ' ’0 “‘0‘“ ic.n.(. his“ I-[A\l:1\'. July L--—'Af181‘ “‘0; All Perfect G~ (,‘K‘
to the 1011' 0111' 1‘01le H ""‘C (I’lll"r;“:tm.h ”women. Am‘lf' Blossnfnt" (b) "lileht.\"Lak months of married me. Mrs. Florence’- Yard ___________ . C Y“ ,~ , 24C
“0"“ A} "lw 1111111? ,“ln 11.11.1511: “:1; (mt- of these suggestions starts l=y a. R°s"".' bevel; (C) "I know Kantofl Albeit of ills city. has _ » ul‘d ............
country “.lth the ,(O‘l, ‘11.”? ‘1}! .111,“ proposing that maidens arm them- Flu-re 3m Goin. Inih “m.” (:1) brought amt .Ior divoue from Nclhan
have. A similar fiddly. ”b.” u L. ) I ,- ‘lscivcs with ammonia nuns. and turn Dawn. Curran: (b) ““3“" Cur- Albert 3513311“; mcolnpatablllty. Mm! 9 , .
on the subject at tlmln (zilurd‘tilollt‘ttlll u“: contents upon hold vouths w‘wn ran: (c) “A Birthday." Woodman: Albert also asks for annulment of Abel Wows W h Dr . F1119 Assortment
’ do much to clear t 1(— cnih'e 3 us. 1011. ‘ . _ " 'cu- , ' ‘ ' . “ (a) "A Memory." Gfinz; (b) “Mala . in in cas the divorce is not ‘ as ' esses .
_ It is, perhaps well that the Gov- 311;“rgfr:?ra“:“‘;6m£h; “1;; "‘31“ 1?: Lindy Lou." Strickland: (c) “A 2:228? 8 $4.03/& 55-00 0f Larger $1225 0
crnment should \xithlmll’its hand hemloslljilz srntxgn‘cc: "Better still gm; Southern Song." Ronald; “One [fine ~ A writ of attachment; on Albert’s
long as NW“? 15 U”) \Ilsitllf Wilt o“shonld be Careful about flog-(puns; Ia}. from Maduma Butter}. 1110- property was served. yestcrdas. 1tj _ ‘ I . - - -‘
32:21:“:.,.I‘.‘§“.f:‘.f.‘i‘f 1...?.1‘.§f.’.‘..§.$..rm mm W mm m." “"L 11..., mm Unm- 1.9 W- READ: GLR ADS. WATCH OLR WINDOW s.
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and months sm- uni} 111cm- 1sing chuoni
I in inliustrivs upon which the vcry life.
of the nation depamis, the time for-
patience u .w- s '
Thue is solm thin" rndicullx \vim. 1,"
when. in an cniiglm nod n.1tion.iudus-l
trial differences can load to .1 131- up!
1 of utilities upon which the public is'
' helplessly dependent and when res-
ponsible men. ins-loud of settling those
differences. rrsort to warfare and
murder while the public suffers.
The President. who represents the
public. has demundcd that work heI
rcnumed. i’ndouhtully he will back.
his demand by such stringent or pro-
tectivc measures as 111:1} 31cm l.;C(S s-
,‘snry. In this he will lune ilu- lluL'Lkl .gf'
of the public. It is to in hopcd t". at-
hen leaders of both {anions sec .thntl
4* hey no longer v.1 ll be support 1- l in
flair priv. tlc sehishnt as th (V will 1e11-
[2‘3 the grc z-1t(r llllpOlLUlCC of the
“bile good and the strength of pub-
h ofilnion. finding some basis for sut-
ing their diffcrcnccs which takes
these things into account. -
. 'wrmns NAILS FALSEHOOD.
Importers and others who have a
“luring that if the proposed new
m on woul goes into effect. it will
use an increase of about $5 in the
We of a suit of clothes. Senator
' ‘ Ill: 01' Ohio has replied to one of
" constituents who made this asser-
gin and pointed out that the present
' to on scoured wool is 45 cents per
und while the proposed rate on
'1 W Wool is equal to only 33 cents per
-und on scoured wool, or-lcss than
present rate on scoured wool. He
1 points out that. even if the pro-
wrate were an increase. and the
hole tariff charge should he added
the price of a suit, it coull not
try (in increase of more than $1
ld be equal to only 33 cents on a
ind of scoured weiol and there is
" about three pounds of wool in al
. Notwithstanding these plain
many people have permitted
lves to be misled by the im-
11, .who are willing to sacrifice
icon producers and prosper for-
reducers in order to add to
town profits. Senator Wills. who
from a State where large“-
: of farmers keep small flocks‘
does not permit himself to
unnoticed by the propaganda in
lathe foreign wool grower. l
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' 01m rt TRAFFIC CONTEST. l
ther national mfety contest for
children and their teachers is
arranged for fall by the Nation-
‘oxnobile Chamber of Commerce.
Wling .35 MO will be offered
the Best essays by children on
- ~’ and safety methods: :1. 500
{splash-finned among teachers for
lessons on the same sulduts.
- to be covered compr 'bes (ii-
the avoidance of automobile ac-
“medal representative 0165616
l
the price of the suit. for the rate -
1110 young woman who l‘ollows that
hit of mlxice will need no ammonia
gas 1101' other weapon '0 prov-2t her
from “gas hawk" pulls. Gill.“ who
”(hop to the lighted str. 11:. olmeru dc-
cent hours and mind their own busi—
mss do not often fall prrv to lozirew
or joy riders.
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DI'D DCMI’ING
\\';Ltc1'town. N. Y.. has started
fl.
“dud dumping" campaign as a result'
of the shell explosion which killed
1- igrht children rccently. All suspicious
c'vploshc material is being taken to
the 1ixer and dumped in. It isnn ex-
11mph which should limo a large fol-
lowing and which might as wcll be
l)l0.’l(l( md to include all sorts of tire-
.ums .11d ammunition.
The kccping of shells as souvenirs
is bad practice, as is the fashion of
having ill-cams about. The world is
full of beautiful objects for decoration.
and of curiosities iniinitcly more in-
text-sting than the mango. gun or its
missiles and infinitely more desirable
because they are not franc...
dangerous potentialities.
Perhaps when the true nature of
killing is better understood bv man-
kind. and its appurtenances are recog-
nized as the implements of shame,
which civilization should make them
the fashion of cherishlng deadlyweap-
0115 will {.111 out of fashion. ‘
4-. —~_
DROPPED CH'HERS '
Once more Lenine has come across
with a surprisinglv sensible act. This
time he has issued a decree cutTing
four ciphers of! thé price of ox6‘ry ar-
ticle and commodity to be sold. This
means that a tourist who has been
paying 131 000 000 rubles for five da3s'
hotel accommodations in Moscow will
. All!
{now have to pav onlv 13.100 rubles.
The same cut is extended to all com-
mcx cial‘ t1 ansactious.
This will work an undoubted hard~
ship on some alreadv burdened Rus—
sian trades-people. In the long run.
however, all should benefit by it.
Some authorities believe it would have
been better vet to have dropped on
. two more ciphers, but this is a step in ‘ l
the right direction. If, at the same
time. restrictions are placed on the is-
sue of paper money. Russian financial
(improv ement may be hoped for sooner
than expected.
. .
POLITICAL PMSON'ERS
SEEATLIBEBTY-
BUCHAREST. Rumania, July- 23.— .
King Ferdinand' 5 recent amnesty de—
cree. proolaimed on the occasion of
his (La aughter‘ 5 marriage to King Alex-
under or Jogoslavia, embraces a wide
variety of offenses and already has re-
sulted in the liberation at 200 or the
243 Communists on trial for plotsto
against the government.
The following are included within
the decree: Clandestine and public
propaganda against social and politi— ,
cal order;~ spying during peace time:
mutiny, electoral and newspaper of-
fenses; participation in strikes against 1
theatate: admin '
“11’, Fort “'ood. New York City.
(Signal Corps. l'. S. A.).
The Amateur tndio Rescue has dis-
continued broadcasting on Saturday;
e1 enii gs from 1 ort \\ ood.
HIS
cit};
melon as a trmt.
was pin 11 '1
LEAGUE (ll-‘ NATIONS
l'md sarctv of the world depends upon
‘tlic adoption hv all nations of the;
principles of the Leagm of Nations.‘
It recognizes that the admission of all
European nations. and cspcciull} Ger-
many. to the League is a matter of
mg: ncy. "
This resolution was put and carric'd
sinmltunt ousiy from ten different
platforms in Hyde Park. The occasion
was the annivermry of League of
Nations Day. Thousands proved their
seed in dccpnr.
Haven Hospital.
hope to remun-
crating.
TBOOP
NE“‘ ll .\\' l .\'
{tn-1V homo to.l \-
v
l Aycr. Mass.
resolution despite the rain which fell to break camp we
in torrents.
coats and 11 pairs of bloomers
GOT \"ATERRIELOX
NEW? HAVEN.
Samuel Frinller. ten years old. of this
He was taken to New
the seed without op-
W
.\ imparts CAMP.
1Conncct‘cni \‘zltional Guaxd. will re-
-lntcnslvc tmining at Camp
l‘quipment was packed
’ 1"" 1' ....tions
devotion to the league by Cheeringltar” this mcxn1n., 31d prcp'ir'i
—-——.
SEED IN
EAR.
July Bil—When
juicy slice of water-
lnst night. he dug in
cmcnesIEgn 3
fig“
where physicians
SMBYWTSW
BUY MALT AND HOPS
PILLS ‘=
FERVE‘VTLY ENDORSED with such enthusiasm. it is said. thati Mb mun. melanin ‘
. in some mysterious way a seed lodged Token other. .c a. ;
LOV’O‘V 3“” M- ““TNS meeting in his car. Sum’ucl tried to remove o :nnmtgicfiip 1:35? ; FOR EDDIE BREW HERE.
affirms its belitf that the future peace it but only succeeded in pushing the yous-shown 3mm .;
We cc .rrv only the most reliable brands
Rose Brev: F ~'
Blue Ribbon Pilser, Buckeve.
July 2 ‘2 :—~Trcop ' A
after in.) Wicks of
llcvens,
re well under way.
Caps and bottle cappers—Stone Croclzs in 1231;,”
125 gaggeigtfield Brothers
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alejh
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.
The archbishop of York said he ,
.kncw the League .lmd prevented war?
“NATURE SHAPE”
between Sweden and Finland and that
it had settled a most difficult question
in Upper Silesia. Also it had quenched
the sparks flying nbout'Albania. the
powder magazine of Europe.
Lord Robert Cecil said the League
11111 new
Wililli mm EASE
Because Lydia B. We
Vegetable Compound Ro-
stored My Health '
Homell, N. Y. —“I was inbadhealth
butthere didn’ tseemtobeanyonethhig
the matter with me.
1 was tired out: all
-veranditwusane£-' ~
loodlledmne
Idoallmyo'amand ale
anddoitwjtheasel emac-
uncaring muse
w dhavetokenme-aew todolast
“filwm .
‘Shoes and Oxfords
For the relief of fallen arches—to saiegnam‘: 1
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Bake Better and Use
Less Gas! ~
'A liberal allowance made for
your old stove (no matter what
make or how long you hare had
it.) Come in and look over our big
line of A. B. Ranges.
$25.00 to'$125.00
Made by Lounsbury, Mathewson 8: 1;
Makers of Women’s Fine Foonvenr.
Milton Elwood
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