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”0w DISPLAY ron woounoll;
a} Mini]
.. ,1}. Hw‘unmilns hill,
M r. Bch'doO Bid
_. r, "PHI .. .5 (illK‘Il131lPl‘ in hlo administration
g R; ’31 . .um-tm general of the railroads
! 3": 1‘ ,1! lliql lhvy Wfirc «thrown aw‘y
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E , mu l2m-h«(fummtnl act. which re-
.1 two-r); mmttul ‘ uneconomlcal
p, M,”- which federal control had
A I . 4‘
1194‘“! 8‘ EEv-vllslu r1."
SAYS *
; AMERICA NEEDS
~ FOREIGN TRADE
President of Steel Cor-
poration T a l k s at
(‘leveland-‘—M a k e s
. ( ‘omparison
« l l‘.\ I'll,.\r\'l). 0., DN‘. 13..-.lnmr~s
I'uu. II, prwslllvnt, of the United
r, 9.1-, .41va c-urlmrnllnn and clmlr—
,, “r mo Nntlonnl torokn trade
w E: lnlv] mw-rnl hundred dolo-
, n» Hm third annual confer-ouch
thin-lurid Chamber of Com-
_\r~>«l:'rrln\' that Amorlt-n. must
~ w :lw l'rom foreign trade hccnusn
. so not now able to continue
., , lif-lEll‘n’Vi mto of buying and
an .
x m, raging: that fox-high trade is
v ,- Hf v-(‘unumlc nooosslty he
l l,|l,l' ll
'1: l.\' nnl \tilhln tho more at our
-mw~ of convonloncc to at-
mv r.. ll"l‘l"‘ from foreign trade
, w v ms: luu-uuw Europe has become
m ”M“, ”1‘ polltlonl r-ont‘lictn that
‘ ,mmly :lrfvvls hnr nhllllylo buy
. A» ,; :Ex ll. Til" no: ul of our first. not-
‘ a that ll'dll in lm supplied by lho
gu-llJllOll or various articles from
rr funds, “as nu morn: urghnt anrl
piling tlizln thr- mm of our
,ll‘lt‘illl‘l‘l'fl lmlny for foreign,
HUN thl. \xiil nlmm'h part of
l pzmlm linu mul permit lhwm In
i. :h- H‘ plants busy and furnish
. !"EV.:||(-ll[ In our pooplc."
Wall.‘
i.‘_‘,f;,,; FARRELL
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( lumpers and Copper
on Red Cross Board
WASHINGTON. Doc. l3.—-ln ml-
"in lo Wain-tint: Mrs. August
"‘wwll' of {\rw York and Gusta-
‘aw I». l‘opl' of lwtrolt to tho con-
, ' lwmmlttvo. the Amt-Moan Roll
. :w's at its annual "looting Motor-
mrivlw lll" following solvclions
-.- tlw- s-ix \m-unlccs on the board
.' Illl'ltl'rlorl‘llors: ‘
.- ,mml (Enrnpf‘rn, presldvnt of the
‘n , :‘i: .m l-‘mlcrnlinn of Labor;
‘ w var Cnprwr of Knusua; Sr-nntor
.t‘lllilnlln or north Carolina.
‘ Iii-Imp “illinm 1-}. McDowoll
M: thorilst Episcopal church;
Jurm-s 11:. lE‘roemln of the
in Hunt] church nnvl Archblyhop
1,, m»! J. ('urlvy‘ of, the Roman
fl l'::olu' r‘liurch, , .:
Haw Io‘Slnp ll.
l'rmntitan-American confor-
u im-h in living livid at Ottawa
>E,il»lish (to-npvmtion bcmr-rn
rmlm :mvl thn l‘uilml States to 0an
' m. [winning is simply a. waste of
uulvss tho delegates can (1‘?-
~ :cnmv way to losaon the demand
'I-r illlllnr in tho l7nltml Stilton nnvl
:‘w “ill of wet Canadian provluérs
wipply it.
lmxwrunning is a. highly profit-
llllO business, chlnny lwncauar‘ Amor-
v , u onnsumnm are willing lo pay a
w. prim prr bottle. \
in lung 3w tho market oxis‘s in
E~ Slnl-‘u for, llllt'it, booze and 311'!
whim.“ (il' supplying the demand
A: prmltulilv. smuo way will be founll
m :muczlo liquor in spite of? all the
luuxv rmvwnt rv‘slrlctloua that. can be
"up! 4In\Vn.
l'l‘rillllllllnn law.- shoulrl be found-
vd « :1 muulitlonn us lhfly arc. “0‘ 0"
lonvlllirmn no thr‘y should be. The
:lmmr I'llfilllt‘fis is hot, n. matter 0-'
iv'uxslatiou but a mntlt'r 0‘ public
muwlwnco and public will.
Ir pilllHC COnSK‘lt'llf‘Q and public
is ill in Canada and tlm United Stat“
vll'l“ not. solidly behind tho move to
‘vwl rum-running thfl d“l“8‘“” 't'
illllfl‘V'Il might J'llt as W9“ give up
mud an homo. It is imp“!ibla to
‘3, ginlulr‘ rerunnnmno people imo
[murmu- Ian-lore they are ready to be
1E1 rnutrollorl.
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THIS OUT—IT 15 ‘NORTH
MONEY
Sml this ad and ten cont: to
l‘ulov 5; Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave..
“lull'llgo. Ill.. writing your name
and address; clearly. You wlll o-
w‘ive a ten cont bottle of FOI Y'S
ll! 'Nl-IY AND “All COMPOUNDJS;
,Mums. colds and lionrooneco.
» l in: nnruple packages of FOLEY'S.
. l'll.l,:~l n, dlnrctlc stimulant tor the
'mum-s and FOLEY cmmmrnc
'I‘A ELI-ITS tor Constipation and
lti‘lounness. These wonderful rem-
miu 5 have helped mllllono of people-
'I'rv themlr—Stlllsomr’owell Corp.
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30.3 ’15.! l “"‘ H‘“ vrfizu‘nt CXCPsnh-e coat of ”V -'~:
gar" .enuurl transportation.” Reform;
“FAG? il‘l'l'l'H'le by Hm executive: to ovor- '3
.1 :‘Hie ;""‘""‘ ”"' "Ollft‘sserl {allure of the
33ml
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Housmas in anal: uk-
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“”2511;ng to drive the ulna!
1%W mm the on! or tho. coo-
Anat-
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cums: but: their
'grho-nlnmu. vim 1“
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one represents truly remarkable values which you cannot
afford to miss.
Every one is always in need of a new purse-so why
I' . New purses for .
a Merry Christmas
Flat purses round purses, leather purses, silk' purses,
beaded bags—every purse that is smartly new is to be
found in this extensive “holiday offering. _ . ‘
not fill that need at Christmas.
Pouch bags in brown, black or grey, $2.
Duvetyn pouch bags in brown, black or blue, $3.
Silk bags in black with metal filag-ree frames ycry
pretty and special values at 52.95 T E .
Purses in black calf, Morrocco, pin seal, S5. to $10.
Pouch bags, gathered bags in'black or brown Calf,
morocco, pin seal, etc, from $5; to $15. . {2, =
Beautiful beaded bags in wondrous designs and all
v so carefully and artistically made in rich color combina-
tions priced at $7.50, $8.50 and 510.
Main floor left front.
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Costume. wm. ”a
unusual patterns.
grey, $3.75
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5.2325 :35: , -
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l varied are the new modes and shades that one should have a difi'cren
gauntlets. Some with des
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holiday array .
attractive gifts this year than ever before.
Women’s duplex strap wrist gauntlcts in beaver, mode and covert, $1.75
Children’s gloves shown in
”large variety in kid, suede and wool from 65;
,4}; Ella floor. . ~ I ’15};
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Soot: will give one of his photos to oath of the first
one thomd children ’ ' '
mung Toy Land tomorrow
Thu-c is no easier woy to‘ ocuunulote and have
woos tho‘lefoI-{ont Globe wlll pay you.
INCREASING cums , EVEMAMOUNI‘Can;
W on new (rum-s 1924) In so mifiormm . ' '
to Club pay: $12.76 finclubjoyo m
' :3 33mm 73 «.75 ' n“‘r‘§l"3"m"” 9 am
E“ W “rho-n 81.27.59 A 'moifihmoam
5 circumvent-9s saggy-ya ’
3‘ Y ’ mm m‘ m > .. g 7
3 Jig-ammunition; j;"<&ou,.m’m”'znm ,
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Como lnfget o rose,
done. ALL THE Fm, j 1: m1; me than groin?
miner tir-
by systematic deposits in our Christmas Club. . r . -
Com in now with so u- ioc; monmsz 'your om sac”,
10¢ each wock. Next December-hove roodymoney for Christiano.
m" “comm m” wanna-inn _
‘WOOI Hose
brown,"groy, camel and blue and brown mixed.
$3.25 quality for -
block. omelind brown.
' $.25 qwtyfor OO'UIIIDIIOIIDfIOI’IIICOOO‘ICI
I ‘m,woonnosz—31ack, my. omel, brown
end 31-01-731.“qu for ......¢...........
WOOL HOSE—gRibbed, block, brown, navy, and
mndheothor WIN quality for . . . .. ...,,
' Sites 81,400 10 in «on quality.
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So many and
t pair for each
'Among the ones which have arrived recently are long gloves of French kid in
all the wanted shades; plain wrist length gloves for sports apparel; myriad styles of
ign applied in contrasting shade, others trimmed in most
¢
Women’s two clasp kid gloves with embroidered backs are shown in beaver,
mode, brown, pongee, grey, black and white, $2. and $2.50
,Women’s mocha and kid strap wrist gauntlet gloves in beaver, mode, brown and .
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$24
ALI. wo‘or. nose, run Inhibited, embroidered m
$2.4, ,
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