new nations where there was only one
~ before Soviet. rule prevailed in Bus-
' . sia. _ .
The main or parent Sm let Republic ‘ _ U ‘ A _‘ . ‘1 ,> V I . 7
comprises practically all of Central . _ . - 7 _. . . . ,. ‘ . .. V I ‘ V; ‘ ‘ U ‘1 r '
b and Northern 'European Rus‘sia am; . . , p , ,> p , :3 __ ’ .
. . z . Moscow. .lany o . - . . .. , . . . . _ ’ I p . .
. lms its (‘lplt’ll in , ._ , ~ I .En ‘ m i in > A7 m I s
the other Governments which have .. - . ‘ ‘
ETROGRAD, Sept. S.——-.\merican sprung up are in remote sectionsnnd
' who have to learn the l.onndar~ comprise slightly populated trrl'llOl‘Y‘
of the COUHIX‘K‘S of the World and with cities of no size. Some of them' . . , . > « z, . ‘ -
capital: will have a hard time are republics. Others Rl‘t" classed as _ . 7 .1 ‘ .‘ , C . ’ .
* .p’mkers of s‘t-Ogt’aphles ixworpop- communes. but all are nutonontous: - ' Store Open a y o 0 C Dc
*6 the new ol‘l'siiimfls of the linwint; c'l‘hn I‘krtlininn litpultlit'. with Its ’7 ,‘ ‘ . ‘ > , f ,
"J‘Dh‘e in their school books. vunitul‘ at Kharkot‘t‘. «min-aces I'll} _, ,_ p 7' - . -,
' The realm over which (‘zur Nicho- lbt'St part of Southcrn liussm and lll-~ ” _ » .
ruled is new split up into ‘.'T 1111- (‘llllll'S Odcssn. This is the rn'llvfll ‘
which are all federated with S~'-(‘ll(‘7'i ot‘ agricultural Russia. and ”l
ow. A new official Hum lSSllwl contains the greatest OPP-“Si" 0’ “1”“:
It was highly industrializ-l
the Soviet Guvm'mn-int snows till :mxl rosin - l . I.
so divisions oz' “hat was (lilt't‘ l-an- ml ill‘l(l('l' the C;'.m"S G0“""‘m“"”t’ . ~ . . I l L l ,
can and Asimic llllfirlgl. Practically all of Sihnma west “f if. ‘ roup ' O A women S
“ ‘ . ‘ I ‘
nland 11ml l‘o‘nnzl urn no: l.)\‘l!ltl- lrlcnisk is included in the For 155151—
‘fil this map. .\;m‘o~..u:n tlzz-fs wu'c a-t‘il l’tt'pn‘n'ic with its carilfll (it (‘hltz‘l-
ltntm‘llintrly south of this is the Mom»
In ' 13‘ ot‘ the Russian Empire. their _
its item! :it 12'-
plete indom‘tulvnce has wa1 re- g‘nliun Rnpnlvlic with
} nixed. Also l-I:~thonia' lé‘i\l.l and cm. This \Vfis rmlly "01 “1‘55”" 30"“ Miss .‘tlva Richards, a 2] year- 7 '. _ Q ‘ '
91- huania. the new l‘-:“ic State-s which litm-y. but lztlifiilfim'l 31‘ Chm“ M‘mrf‘ old high school teacher of San __ 4 .
1 “3' ti”? l'm't‘ “=6 “W‘- m”"“ 9“” ”“1““ mm It Jose, 3211., denied the company of ' I 1c n ‘ -- C l.
1-“ Just been rv-‘ngnihs-t
States. are minor-.1. d by thu,~ Mns— 1‘.\\'n_\v }fn~xlgn]ia and (inning the c-xi'f- voung men, elopes with hands
w Govcrmntnt to in; wholly Sr‘p.ll‘— Pt!('.. 01' the new Smim “Plum”“ “1”?“ some young Italian puDil. He
"" has created. Mongolia lmd earns 25 cents an hour in a can_
nery. Thé girl gets $225 a month
Consequently then.- am- really 0. Russia
l f“ teacmng' New lines of this new seasonaare pleasing.
'j'mm'd WOW“ '" "W 1““ “"“‘- “‘1‘ Proof presents itself in these suits.
Lasarette corset Shop Ii’isr‘i’i‘l‘fi“?is:31‘:;l‘1“’i’1‘5:'1'l:‘:‘J‘i‘L‘i‘lly-f'°i’f”:f Each has jacket which’ is long. andstraight and trim and eiiective.
ling to allow American railway con-
5 .r. Shun-hm ., chm-Dim. Line of , “'th‘ltl“lxot‘nf:l Skirts are of correct and attractive length, hang with freedom, but without extra fulness.
I Corsets. Gloves. Hosiery and Underwear 32:11:13.2? It‘ffi‘u‘ £333.23);$223.3? Adornment‘ is simple—but delightfully efi'ective. .
at Extremely Low Prices. iSliglfiuflgml';KL;.Z’;“i..iiii.f.i"‘l§n3: Here are pleats. Here is tiny bit of embroidery done in brilliant black silken thread. Here is
t :félltmiitcxlg-‘S'Z ,f.§.’i.;;,.ff,‘;;”;.“§‘.2 braiding; not ornate but subdued and richer because Of that fact. I
strategic position commanding the
‘ . ' “”“""-" ‘° “W" I Fine soft-surfaced broadcloth,‘handsometricotine and serge and gabardine, "
t‘rcc coast on the north, is of grunt im—
‘1 " ' GOTHAM I ~t nce w
' ”m a ' Navy and brown and black, such is the trio of favorite colors. Sizes for: j ‘
Exclusive Agents for
' . 0- D ’RIP p Minsk is the capital of‘tht- \Vlllte
~ . lltlsruin Republic. which 15 of great W0m8n~0f average and of fu‘ll figure ' -
REG.‘U.:.S.~PAT.OFF.. ‘L importance l.-,;catise it adjoins Poland
-— ' ‘ :z ‘ ’ n 1‘ “1 ti S.t* ’fLithunnia.
l - .__I ma the ex Lil C 1'1 c o and floor.
V l
, "l‘ln; L‘rimcnn Republic. “ith its_capi-
SILK HOSIEer THI‘T V .ARS : :. zit Simf-gropol. includes Scrzistopol
l
:(llltl six-oral “um. illlllortnnl ULLCR Sea. _ - Boys, smart , little . Children’s Shoes Of
ports.
Full Fashioned. all colors and sizes . . . . $2.00 and up i m... Worm" and “0,4,3...“ pg
~’ :pulniics are of great importance be- 0
' ‘. r " ‘ " gcuuse ll ’3' lu‘clule ti 0 mi: litISsian ’ b d
Other Sill. Hosiery. at .Qc 98c, $1.20, $1.03 and $1.88 :0“ 331mg}. WW; r1 MW tweed 01' jersey S . ts eauty an semce.
any other Russian Ill . ,‘i ' . ‘
Blost of them have well: soles; this makes them bot};
_co\'vt more than
Weldrest Silk Hosierv, with wide seams in i‘jf’fa‘fifl‘,“ T 11“" ”mm” “W "W” . . .
° 4 ~ ' - - ' ' . n busy little feet liar
‘ l-ukhnrn. the land of rugs. With a T1108 {3 ‘ p ’ durable and comfortable—andlwhe . . N ‘ .
back ------------ ' ----------- - - . . - . - . $138 lmml of H... mm. mm... “Hun...” Dliver T e. $213311: attractive and comfortable mlddy and worn soles down, new ones may be sewed on Wlthout :pml‘
' ' - ing ease or appearance of shoe. -
Some makes. in Lisle Hose . . . . .......... 59¢ a pair .0” 0" “‘0 SW“ “"l"”"“‘-" “”1““ '
ns- . w . . ' .‘ 'i 5
0f tweed or nch gray or tan effects. ‘ ‘ - They offer good combinations and contrasts of leaflli
.lltiscow has cro'ntv-l rust 01' (lll‘ ‘_
er, ofier careful shoc—making,—and real value is feature 0
' . - ‘n rv-pnlrlic with it< capital .‘ll ix": m1. . , _ - _
ElaStlc TOD C01 sets """""""" at 98C and $1’DO 'i‘hv- llrtghc-s‘tnn (:1Lt'~1"l‘l‘;nl"l‘.f his .l lup- Lilddy mOdels finlSlICd With dashlng gOId braid!
Corselletts, “‘hiCh take the place Of a Corset and 'tnl of tilt, Klilll-‘llvsr lupin-l1“. \'.lt;-.l- Front basement $550
autumnal: Iii'lmlviiv. which is EILHY Ind-
Italian Silk Hosiery ....... . ' . . Q9 95 and Q3 00 'liiri't. Khiva. thy lnnnl formerly l‘lil“tl
. ' . ' 9-... t. . Elly The Khan 03' l\—lll'\'il. who is xiiiw 1;
each Qrt. ,5
' ‘ . > -. .- -.. :i‘:xl named 'l‘i-niir-‘(lznn-Svhnru, . _ . ,. -' y ' 1 t 2
. - . . c 1 . 11 O ,
A" ElaStIC G11 (“CS ........ . ..... at 551.00 and 152.00 l lawn harder for flu.» sin-nut of ‘40-: LOOk “’Olldl'ous W911 011 httle 1105’s Of 3 t0 8— % Dark brown Cdlf‘k NV 13011} cut, Slzes /2 —,‘
Brassieres ...... . . . . . . . at 980, $1.68 and $9 98 “'i‘fl‘i‘éz‘x'i :“f:‘:”"1’f;‘1"' 1“: fl“: ”iii“:
5- lu -.- on i t. ‘t_ U (' _ m Libiil.‘ 1e . -
Black calfskin, gunmetal top, Sizes 111/2 to 2-—
wiwm in “MN is ”U“. ‘15 Of soft nice jersey in brown or in heather. ,
£er m” h m mm. m m m“ Patent leather, kid top. Pony cut, sizes 111/2, to 2_.:
l 11. pliitilL’. ‘ Make a bed r ‘
l :Tz'ivun 134 the capital of the new V p d f -
S ‘ ea 0 - Smoked elk. pony 0“", SIZES 111/3 to
l
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{Hui-w] will} (iron-in umi .\.:' i'lmliun. ' ‘
LaS arette corset Shop hlhtthuxnsh Edwin Kniz'ntiplcshnmi O “ ” Dark bI‘OVVI] calfSkil‘l, pony Cut, Sizes 11?;’:’ l" _
, . ~Ith- ir own $~ purnic L i‘L-iiliilliics. “‘l‘hc' unlque new tuftcraft . Patent leather \Yltll kid top——
9 North “Iain Street V':l.'_!7..lfll‘ 52- public lms ils rumtnl at lx'n- . ' - h"
’ 5 Patent leather With cloth top, each m Sizes 11! 3 to 2
in u; ti)» \‘olgn. and is H:- L‘~'lilL‘l‘
mm mm :-\.tvn:<i\~ mm... Imagine bedspread of firm soft flexible imbleached 3 Q5
\l' :14-1 organizations (‘lozllwl h) the nus ' . . - . ,., {f '
Patent leather With White buttons, Sizes 4 to b—-
Amr: it. :m in lit-1‘ Adminisi rzriiml.
Klsiz‘list ill. 1 '6: ‘.. := H: ' ' ' ' ~
3 0‘ ”‘9 ‘ ~“~ . ’ ” Upon 1t appears a unique basket or daisy pattern. ‘53-'39
l“ ,.i 4i n "Mir-null}:- \\'iin.~'r~ yin]\1.];.:inn
Main floor, rear
‘ls ltlrl-lc 11- chiwll" l‘ G“ : t-um — ’ ' '
Sole Agent For Sole Agent For I,“ my, '2“. won-.35!31:113.»: 1‘ That pattern seems to be done With aspecuhar sort of
LLOYD .S BABY HOOSIER KITCHEN - l 1.xnl‘\:l_‘l}‘ in; Ann it'lcn‘l roll-sf Ul‘gn ni— . :mbrOid'Cl‘yV Inatel'lal. And it actually is.
CA R r' . .. .. _ . . . . . ° '
R IA “ES CABINETS " " ‘ " l" W“ ‘-‘l'“"'h‘-° "mi For the embrm erv IS of old-fashioned candlewmkmg-l DBIIghtflll 119W Jersey
5
mnrh smaller tl rm \‘wi' 11 \ u -.-~ -‘ . - -
~ » ' H ( u m ”1 30ft and line and SH ched to the spread 1n a. Simple clever
.. .. .~ ..; gnu-\im-m‘. ‘ll‘Illl‘ the impeo
*‘ “‘3‘ ="'“"~ HM "vi" " nlrvi.:tion: ffective fashion. Once stitched it is clipped till the pat- p ’ dresses for women.
“Hill! .‘llcsrow is lllt'l" ‘ lIFS ll~ ‘ xx; 1 - w - °
. L ‘ m ‘ “‘ “I. ern seems to be worked out by a series of tiny stairs.
.yx in ,m 2.1 tin-v 'l'lirii until-s urn;
;:3irw it i l.~_v Moscow. Also. their rnil- . - '
«it» n. H... MW , 1.1 MM ll This pattern 1n blue or pink or yellow.
\xnzwis, Moscow takes cure (but 1110::-
in!” mi “it‘ldizng; r m. sznm «mm-hi Distinctly different and artistic. Spreads, all stamp-
l')\t"l‘.lt {)1 .- g }¢ “'1-” ‘ o o - - . '
‘ ” ” ' “ ’ ‘- ‘ ’ m i“ i“engd and leady for embro1der1ng—$3 30 $0, materials—100
H1. it own canoe us iwst tltvy can. ‘
i C. m. ‘ . ———‘ 4 ‘ ‘ !lid and ready for embroidering—;$3 to $5, inaterials—IOC -told of. . 7 5‘
. 03].“le l:\‘l. (‘0..\(‘-lil;§h '1 n . j ‘ - ' - ‘ . 1 ff ffe ‘t "1+ lJOl'A
5 \ Ni .m-xum. Cute new dresses for 11ftle girls of 4 to 8 are stamped One model of muddy style has 1)) Odd (u e L 321“?" I
g“ m 1 ICAGQ m” 5..” gym m._;fpl‘ applique and embroider r, are of striped chambray or ,tom of waist. From beneath this the narrow-plead .Aliy
izwmn mum c-omomion or meghnen-hued crash—75c. ' ’ ghangs in graceful sweep- ' ar’n‘
Another model is of straight line effect with offering
..
Light of weight—but with a warmth which will lid
grateful. ‘ , ‘ n
Dark of hue—yet with a life and a. charm not. to hd
5‘;
Range Club N OW
"A. , _ , _ ' ‘
wrt ma PLEKS‘WC . < - S'Ml" A ’
PEARANCE OFTHE .~ : * -. . . GAS RZENGEs¢t§LI Southern Commercial Congress will he, /
:ClENTIF‘lfi; ‘ . " l - . annoanr THAN glut-M llt‘l't’ Ntvx't-iiilicr In to 2:. th-_- Chi- N W {1 )1' - 77 ‘ ' fl ..
QTEPUNG’ ” f ‘ “’ ‘ ‘ANY COMBINAHON ("go Assocmion 01 commm" "“1 [ready (lVithlflgin‘s‘Bilil’éichdgse’s’SESI‘fglgllllllllllllgiggi ignéplggely pleats infiedium Widths and tasteful spacing; is P05565501
. ; lllinois Manufacturers Association . t b It A
f ' PROD . ' , acting as liOsts . . ‘ ‘ . p 11 110 7 1 nan e . -‘=.
‘ .ficmsg‘ifir' H ‘ !] 2895,5855“. g ,Imrm-fiiau‘h‘ following the Cmcugo - N111 se1 "Spreads and plllOWS and scarfs present Boy Of ar W p q . . w
, E33?“ _ 3321:2252;‘is....‘.;"“, 1,‘$‘;3;,,“«Blue or Jack and Jill or‘Jack an dthe Beanstalk—each to Navy or brown, henna or tan or black; Slq
- , . ‘. . l 1 ( l‘ '(‘ 3 i S ' ' I i- I- “ ‘ 8 __ .-
gQSUIPrfi‘ERTGAS. ;in ’l‘rxus L‘ily. 'l'i-xus. :inl \\‘lll conduct be done In illllllquHDC to $2.70. \ $128} 1.6 to 3 »
BURNS” from there :1 tr ' "
R l ‘ ‘<
lGlANT BURNER ‘ ‘ minim-‘10“ to Third floor 7 Second floor
Wk _ .
{mu nonunion» lSlMMEPING aunm Mextco City as guests 01' the Mexican .—
5 '. ., 7A~ lullllllllllllmlllumulnugq 1', SAFETY DAMpm , Guvernmont, “Mm—w
WW, ggNT ‘ 1‘ ' . . ._.|- \ ggggglggsowm ' The Southern Commercial Congress
Amy _ : , . , ‘ :wus nrgnnizetl in 1537 and continued
OVEN TH ETER . .
NC EXTRElzhggdlzcs Ill] (lCllYe work until 1360 The an-
LARGE OVEN ;nnal convention scheduled to he held
fii’nmy EFFICIENT. ll" Atlanta in 1861 was postponed be-
‘K OR cogts genus: of the Civil “'an
. i For many years it failed to \nnmon
.lrut after the reconstruction of the
'South had horn completed it was re—
‘\'l\‘0tl and in 190R business leaders of' . ' 1 ' . ‘ y,” . . ‘ us: .ch: , _. .. .. _. -
lh:S‘t‘ ‘- - '. . . - .
ton .533.53...“:3:;°3:.§.",.;;.;;§535mg; _ Weatherstnp Is More Essential Than a Valngn,
'.‘ delivered and set up freo of all charges during this :lnstltution an destabnshed its Donna- . ‘ .1 . _ . a Ra(!¢atorkK .
~. m. IaIe~Every Range fully guaranteed to bake, cook.& heat it"; headquarters in the camml Clty' ’ T ' ° "11' ft: 1 8 Vi. Edd Vice ‘3'“1-0" be fiverl°°ked this
‘ ' 7' _ ’ . - . . p _s e a n e c
,
ELECTRIC trxnnncnorxn - - ' ' ' ' '
’ mm . , . . . year. _w;th..coal_t=n€€§£tslisr_.dw.- 23219833135.
The following famous make Ranges to select from: ‘ “'AY PROPOSED “
x 'I' x,. , f. ”I - ‘. 4 "fin /"
’ erefs A Long ~Hard Winter Ahead
»*W '3" ‘
our new gas 0 mb' t. Bak . have the first electric underground _ .
0 1113 1011— es Talhhay in Japan, the en “ n . . _- » ‘ ‘ a > . .7. . . I. - - r .
l ’ com“ and heats Water 3 ‘30 me” 2" ‘ ' - , ; -’ It is costly to let heated air waste thru the large crevices around your,
boiler With coal, 8 or W ; having agreed to vote sufficient‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ V i can -
.. 0 . v money . x 5 - ‘- ' '
8'8- 0d to carry out the preliminary investi- -' ' ‘ _ ’ windows and doors. ~You { “it‘s“. Idly by__§pd see yBuLcold Fish”
\— f‘lflonfh The subway would extend . h ,. v _' E going to waste. 7’ h «a! ‘
' rom caste n t th .- . .- a , ~ ” w . - ’ " 1 r —-‘ ‘ _.._V... _.
me, Rugs, Ranges, Comfortables & Blankets boundaries of the oily, $012952:ny . ‘ " ' H 1 ' ~' . " . ,Anmehl watherm?» _ “ ,
‘ ‘ . ' . .' - ,— ». . ‘63. your wifidows‘iand .5199“. makes. a htglemcqa; 83
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- OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
- Sterling, Barstow, Richmond, Fairmount KOBE. anan. Sept. 8.—-Kol)e may I ... I, ' - ‘ ” [I]:
; miles. and extensions according to the ‘ ' ‘ _._.
{promoters would be built as required. . . ; " ‘ I " >1 ' 38.10118 my‘ h ’l’w ‘ ~P‘
Lawn-G msrncmon To _ f _ . g ._ . . . _ , _ ,Keep snug. and W3!!! on less heat! Save your
1 , , . — ' 63031-3- SaVe your coal dollars. 22/83 cgmfortablej
RETIRE. . 7 . . . _
.g 133mg Sept. 8.—Reverend Eugené . ‘ , ,_ , ‘7 “a _‘ _ Aliment?“ W eatbctstnp you waxing ' 'dl—‘i .4
.. ooth, D. 1)., for .more than\forty . , ‘ ~ §§€%$§ . . thag‘e ready to measure your bml mg an give.
‘ ‘ - , a ‘ ‘ estimat i'firithogt;¢flgliga§on onxyour partfig puro
years the principal of the Ferris Sem-
V inary at Yokohama will t‘ ' - A . “ ’ _ ' . ‘ .» £1 - ' , . 7
C 0 "it 133’ ‘° be 5“““dedr5ylrg’g ‘33: ‘ ’ ' ' ' ' ' g“ Egg? Chm." WiLLIAM E R‘tORDAN
’ o n e uyper. Dr. Booth is rega d d ' 7. ' _. _ ,, . . , _ . , . ,
Ph 105 one of the leading instructors or: flag? . " ‘ ' 7 . _ ’ V . , J _ - .. " . ,
one so‘ Norwalk .. » ‘ ‘- ' " ' ‘ 13HR°QSeveB fit. Telephone 2855-; 7 Norwalk. Conn.
anese young womenrin Japan and has
been for years a. leader in construct»
.ivg. educnfionat work here.
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