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”v1.3.1. Commerce Commi-ion this query:
-~ 11‘ the Commission shows that pleased to paint as s. ‘deplorable situa-
Th! test perform-nos a! a ’0'
Curr 1»! Pursuit Plus a d“ 0
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1‘1'1:N.——Wlllism K. John- of repair; On Dscembsr 1st only
“1.111 or me intermtiow m. 000 ours or 0.0 per cent. were in
1.1 ”Mum,“ . km, 1111- pro 0:13p?“ In other voids in
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1.. :111 lniprfl‘le Commerce which he claims that the railroads
., .mklnir that DOG! “D have spent such enormous, sums :0:
1 1111111111ltatc iiivostintion’ of mflnumm' their ”upmuu‘ M
- 1111111 or Md- by the II“- havo'not dons nos-Mommy the 01:
1.1.11 11 of this country for mu “cords of the lntsrstale Conn}
.1111- 111 19“21" The Am- have seduced the number or bed onio-
. 1.1.11 is: “Mr. Johnston discusses t'ralic eon-
...111Cs1 in view of the tact cum 0: this tall, apparently with"
1 1 : 11111 time the efforts '0! the view of showing that because m
‘ 1111»- Commerce Commission shopmon were not taken back. tho
111.11 in doinc just such roads have been unable to meet the
111. unnrcrssnl'y. The lntor— demands made upon them.
. mmvrcv Commission hos po- "However In spite of the chaplain.
. 111111 all the accounts or oil the coal and other strikes and with
1.1. 111111 monthly each road extremely large crops, the records or
.11-111ng to the Commission's the roads in Septembir October slid
.111. showing the tradic. 09- November handled the greutest vol-"
1: 111111110101 condition of the ume of traihc ever handled in any
1 111- 5. in ports are all made three months period in the history of
the country."
1.1111inniion or the report of Then the railroad" executives put
:.l1nws that on the 52 larc- "Xr. Johnston's letter is so mislead-
11 llw country-representing in: um it raises the question as to
11m N‘nt or the nation's mii- What was its purpose. Did he draw
. 1111111111111 mnintslnance costs the attention or the Interstate Corn-
runghly, to 113 million 1101- norm Commission (although it is the
. 111. 11111 same month a your business of the Commission to be able
111111 amounted to about 07 to inform Mr. Johnston or anybody
else of the exact condition of affairs
1-~1~11-1r r‘xumlnatlon of similar in the railroad world) to what he was
11 ymr ago the railroads tion' from a sense of moral duty? 0r.
.1. 1111n1he~r of bad order cars did he write his letter to give it to
. .111 3021100 to 342,000. In the W: with the Meta! encourag-
. 11 they made a. reduction at in: the men still out on strike? Or
1111- numbfl' of cars awaiting did he do it with the ides. that the .
1.1. 1110 same, month this year Commission might ask the railroads
111 ihr number of bad order to take back those shopmen still'out
111 “bout. 290.000 to 2418.000. or on strike? Or was his letter written
,1 .1110. and made public by Mr. Johnston. as
111:1 1.111 lst last 345. 000 or- 16. 3 s. representative or 0. Labor Union.
-1 111‘ the freight cars in use Just to embanss employers of rsilrosd
11:11 ihr country were in need labor?"
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11111r kidneys hurt and your
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1 10 load your stomach with s
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‘.iv- the entire urinsry tract.
:~. kmmys clean like you keep
will clean by flushing hem
-11‘11i. harmless salts which
rrmove the body’s urinous
- l stimulate them to their
ii\'lly. The function or the
1a to filter the blood. In 24
- y strain from It 500 grains of
. waste. so we can readily un-
. the vital lmportsnce of keep-
lcidneys active,
. lots of watofi—you can‘t drink
' . also get from any pharma-
11, four ounces of Jud Salts;
- su-spoonful in a glass of wa-
1 lmvnkfast each morning for
x :1mi your kidneys may then F
This famous salts is made
:11-l1i of grapes and lemon
"llrllll‘fl with llthla and hill 1
1 in? generations to clesn
.‘11t1‘ clogged kidneys: also
1211 the acids in urine so it is
1- :1 source of irritation. thus
111'11: bladder wonknosl.
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1.1.11 now and then to help om scout. ." wing at
11150 konp up the water Pleasantvillo. N. I. This is
‘. .1111! no doubt you will won“ but compkflOfl “meat in
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burst on the top center drawer. Formerly $215. 00 For $130 on
Colonisl secretary, solid mahogway, ample room for 0110’ 5 favorite books.
Formerly $105.00 For $00. 00
Solid "1120;00mi Beds, fluted posts
with “pineapple" tops, fluted foot rails of graceful
‘-- .- proportions, S-sc roll head boards. ‘
Formerly $75.60 For 500.000.1111
We Mutiny Fan-Pater, John
Carver style, elegant and Exclusive design.
‘ Formerly $87. 50 for $76.50
" (blow Chest of Driven, companion to
A the John Carver Bed. Formerly $150.00
For $130.00
" '_ Guestofbrsvsr’sofsolidmahogany,
‘1 Queen Anne design.
\ Fonnerly Si 30.00 For $07.50
Solid Mshogsny Console stle, Adam
period, 02110 of inlay.
‘ Formerly $55. 00 For $48.00
Martin Wufington Sewing Table, solid mahogany.
Formerly $24.50 « For $21.50
Sherston model Sewing Table.
Formerly $39. 00 For $34.00
Lowboy, ball and claw feet.
Formerly $70. 00 For $01.00
Formerly $65. 00 For $52.00
Spine! Desk. Formerly $68. 00 For $59.50
Colonial Dal: Choirs, spinct legs. -
Formerly $22. 50 For $19.50 ‘
Colonial Sewing Table with drop leaves. ~
, , Formerly $24. 50 For $21.50
5110010? Table, solid mahogany center pedcstal,
011500qu 567. 50 For $50M
ll'ourth 3001'.’
Dresses for Girls
Regulation Dresses of navy blue serge about
thirty of them in one or twmpicce styles. All have
full plaited skirts, emblem and stripe on sleeves,
Sizes ioto 14 years. \"erc $8.50 to $19.00.
All at $6.50.
Junior Depart-ht.
Second floor.
Wool Head .Wear
Odd Pieces Women's {01- little children
1 of China N‘eckwear . - Hand made Wool
Cops and Ssuccrs of Round Neck .110 Cops and Bonnets in
. . . , .. blué, brown coral and
£081”! Mme“ Inch Collars ‘nd v7hiie. A gioup which
while with gold band. ”fis' 8’ c1“ “’1“ were :3 95. Nov :2. 50
Regularly $4.00 45 and 89 an . Fm! W091 Hats,
”10” . am“ Vesta Sets with - C0 penhagcn bloc,
, ‘ 7 ’ Round Neck 0r Tux- bropwn and white, were
PM G1... Fruit edo collars in eyelet $5— 00 "0" 33-95
m ,5 {a 24 d1. work goggfl. 50, S4 00 and
a]... Cream 19'. 45 and 89 cu' ~ Now $2.50 and $2.95;
.. ’ our Pun Sets, eye- “AW Cups
imitation of cut glass. let work 1 Id 3-1 “$1.3! l’
domesch. ‘ ' 451111100911»: nkandbluew‘ool the
3““ 0°" — - “ll-inflow . nncis silk and 11 -.ll
. ' . ' We‘re $3.50 to $5. 00
Children: Hosiery - r ‘ 335W “1:195
: “Mslkandwoolwdhribbedmfftops “31% .
in tan, mm, camel and Brown Howler. - chfldrénfs 3,060 "
WercSmO ,- funds. , W. “‘3‘"
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of Loyal fixtures; Were S2501 T 5.1m 7 Embr ""r‘iés
WWW] F, laid
7: Complamorfurtnmmed, . $23.9up
‘ Sufi plain or embroidered, $9.9 up
”I” ,twilled Colds and silk, $30.50
7 early call would be wise.
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forvmmenwliomusthsvclargcazés. Thcyarc
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to 41—2.
Tires: lots are limited in quantity and an
Second dong
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Lamps
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Those especially for tables are gathered at the
lower end of the china room and ”there are about
twenty styles at real bargain prices. Time 112%
shades of parchment, art glass or hand painted
glass. “
Was $23. 00 For $181.00 Was $13. 00 For $ 8.“)
$37 .50 As is 50:00 310. '50 Asia 0 0.25
:32. 00 “ $20.00 $17. 50 Asis s 0.00
:50 00 As is $25.00 $10.50 $10.75
$45 00 $30.00 $17.50 $10.00
$52.00 310.00 212.00 " s 0.75
$30.00 $20.00 3 8.00 As is 0 5.00
main floor, north
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Crystal and Silver
Caster is]: in silver plated frames, pierced glass
oil and vinegar cruets and salt and pepper shakers
with plated tOps. Were $5. 85 for $4 50 1
Wide Jars of tut glass with silver plated
covers and colOrcd glaSs spoons.
’We‘re 65 cls. 20155011..
‘ again» Soar Holden, silver plated pierced
patt ' _
paWere 80 cts. “ for '65 cu.
" Boo Ban or Sugar Bsskeis, silver plated pierc-
1’ ed holders with glass linings, some with tongs
Were 52 i0 and $2. 35 for $1.50 and $1. 90 ,
Sugar Holders, silver plated frames and tops
with glass linings. Were 32. for $2.00
Sugar Shakers of cut glass with silver pliited
tops. Were $1.15 ~ fox-90 cts.
Lemon D'uhes, glass set in silvér plated pierced
.- frames. Were $1.25 1 for $1.00
Steak Sets with sterling silver handles, two ‘
pieces. Were $5.00 and $5.25 for $3.75
Shin floor. north.
Smoking Stands
‘ Nickel 1211111111 or Wood .1 so. Prices
Same with tobacco jars, match holders and ash
trays 011 large 5.2212011125112110 small trays that can
be removed
Were is 2. 50 for s2. 00 We‘re 518. 00 for $1200
1 WéieS 8.50 for$5.50 11111112219005.3121»
ware $10.00 for $0.00 Were :25 00 fr: 315.00
. Kain Floor. north
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Shirts and firm all 17001 111' “Medlicmt”
brand.
$4.00 quail, light Weight £032.95
25. 00' (1‘01 ,lieav‘ y flight 1‘00 $315
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