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mug; AND‘SON
.lA'merican Idea of Bro-
therhood S reading,
Declares alter W.
Head, Chairman
~
GENEVA. Switzerland. Aug 13.—
i'l'he Father and Son Movement. de-
veloped in America where it has be-
come a. recognised institution. is
spreading over the whole world. This
Was indicated today in s. speech by
W’alier W. Head of Omaha, chair-
man of the National Father and Son
Committee of the United States and
also president of the American
5 Bankers' Association before the
:Worid's Committee of. the Y. M. C.
. A.
“More than 1'0 nationa'b he said.
”'obeerve Father and Son “'cek. In
ithe United States alom- upwards o?
3.000.000 of fathers :ml sons joined
in events during the past year."
The Father and Son Movement
3 originated at a. Y. M. «'3. .\. banquet
{of fathers and sons at l’rovirlonce.
5n. 1.. in 1907. Mr. Head stated. He;
lsaid further;
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and pr' them in accordance
the purchase of big quantities,
Group No. l at 78c
Regular and extra size
undergarments
Gone—Muslin trimmed with lace, cmb'r ’d '
mgbgoggr—edsniped sateen gowns will: 655.3%
p p -- cr owns '
”WING, flesh and orchid.” g . , and novelty bailstcs
~‘ ' Elmore—Crepe of lovely quality in flesh or white
. Supine—of novelty batistes—lacc trimmed—as:
sf striped sateen
- and orchid.
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in flesh, white,” peach,
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Probably one of the most in
. Beautiful fabrics~~Clever ‘des
We have ‘ divided these lovel
.nd floor. rear.
“Only as the fundamental' prin—
ciples of world brotherhood are re-
cognised and accepted by the poo-
ples of the world, can we ever hope
for world peace. The men who’nre
to direct the destiny of the nations
of the world during the next gener-
ation are now the young lads who
are in our homes today. “’het pri-
vilege has a man than to give of
himself as a companion. teacher, ad-
visor. and as an inspiration tolhis
son. who tomorrow steps into re-
sponsibilities the significance of
which we cannot conceive.
"Every man. whether or not he
hears the physical relation or father
and son, should give serious consid-
erration to his own life. the ideals
for which he stands. that his exam-
ple will always prove to be an‘ln-
spiralion to the boy life of today in
encouraging the spirit of world bro-
therhood.
“In the United States we believe 1
most appropriate to observe Natiol
al Father and Son Week at that
period or the year when Armistice
Day comes. This has proven to.be
an opportune time not only to pay
honor and respect to the millions of
fathers and sons who gave their
lives for the ideal of world brother-
hood. but a time for the fathers and
sons who survive to reconsecrate
themselves to life tor that same great
objective. world brotherhood, world
peace. ‘We are, therefore. plsnnlng
for the observance this year to come
during the week of November 0-16."
The \‘Vorld's Committee of the Y.
M. C. A'. is planning to cooperate in
OWLAND’S
1 Sim Open Daily Until 5 O’cloclé—-Seturdsy Until 6 O'clock
Entrance on Mam St, Falrfield Ave., Cannon St.
‘V' s
ment universal. Details are to “lie
worked out by the Boys' Work Divi- -
sion start. of which E. M. Robinson.
former senior secretary of the I. M.
C. A. Boys' Work in America. is 110*.
secretary.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 1!.——An in.
crease of, one cent a quart in the
retail price of milk was made here
yesterday by the leading distributors
The new price for grade "A" is 18
cents and for grade 93" 15 cents.»
New Haven Hold-up
ManGetsstifl
NEW “WEN. Aug. Isa-Jam?
Swinky. attendant at e amuse sta-
tion at the iunetibn of Cong". and
Davenport Avenues who held up
yesterday at the point of a. gun by
s man who compelled his: to turn
over $65 in oasis in his M03
and' escaped. The hoiduv tau: fled -
through 'a nearby «mourn-Felice.
who have had two other complaints
or similer holdup. in the M tow
days. were making I. determined Oh
fort to locate the men. in the be-
lief that all the robberies bod been
committed by the some person.
i9
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selling ’
. of. lovely undermuslins ,
1n 17681116“ and extra sizes
Ch
{erecting undermuslin events” ever .
ignlng~Carefully mode.
.y garments into 2 lot! or groups,
With the p‘ savings affected through
i
Regular and.’
' undergarments ‘
Wf fine muslin,
Crepcsin whitc,.?flcsh and maize. .
taPint-"Winn“! lace t ‘ -- - , ,
CreDes in white, flesh, maize anlammmedid. and mm
‘ ' m '11 Items " ~ . p
ed in Colers bgth flesh and“ . inched . or m¢
milslin with st}:
. .
. Muslin—p
$hpI—Of
only items in
Sizes only. .
Choose at 48c
the entire assortltent that are in regular
.. via.
3
vent
2., at 48c
extrae‘ize
sateen and emliossaa
ilo‘ése slips are the .. ' '
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staking the Father and Ion nova." 5,:
Re ' .Show..S dy
‘ WVCCmen.ln
3' ampalgn.
Chairman States
éHICAGO. Aug. 19.~—V‘Viiliam M'.
Butler. National Republican chair-
eonelstent. improvement in the Re-
pubilcnn campaign and that he had
found that-President Coolidge's own
issue, "common sense" appeals to
many. . .
Mr. Butler in indicating Republi-
can hopes and expectations said:
Maryland looks very good. and
Kentucky 1 can also speak of with
confidence. In Kentucky We will
a. new senatorial scat.’r ‘
In New York and New Jersey
villages and towns, he said. Coolidge
Dawes clubs are being organised to
obtain pledges for a. solid Repub-
lican vote roll1 each community. He
said he questioned persons who
brought these reports as to what
sort oz communities and people
signed these pledges and received the
reply: ."Tho, mam. who goes to
work at seven and the women who
“mat AUGUST 19,1ng
:2 _.;,. sy,‘ '51- .7 w. .
,f‘Tn’eso clubs signing up entire vii. .
lager." the statement indicated "is
part or a. desire to make the Coolidge
vote a. standard for the tuture.”
. ‘34. to the northwestern states."
the statement continued, "I am re-
tort-lug to‘ Minnesota. North and
South Dakota. Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska and let us say Wisconsin.
I think the average observer will
agree with me that recent agricul-
tural developments have not iniured
our prospects."
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3101035111? LOST.
LUGGAGE
We carry a very 800i.
line of Trunks, Bags
.and Suit Cases ‘
fix
SEATTLE. “salt, ug. 19.-—The
motorship Lady Kindersley ot the
Hudson Bay Company. trading in
the arctic, has been lost in Bering
sea. a. message received trom Cor-
Rogers and Stevens 3?
——Two Slaying... %
Harwell: 80. Now
men. in a statement yesterday said hand out their own clothes on dova. 411.53., yesterday indicated.
his-reports showed s. steady and Monday morning. ' ‘ No 11". were 10"" it. was said.
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Melba Premiions
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rel-fume 75¢ es. and up
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l 31‘2“... 25¢ “a 50c
m‘EZSc "“ 50c
Melba Taicums in odors of
rose. Love-me, Adorc‘ 25C
me. flours ......... ,
25c i
min Week End
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l,” A Special Purchase of .
Comfortables
1.1 light colorings with novel patterns
or contrasting colors. Covered with
fine quality silk-o-line and tilled with
sanitary white cotton.
Reg. $8.50 .....
These weilvknown blankets are durable.
excellent for warmth and test in color.
in khaki, old blue and gray with con-
trasting colored border.
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$3.95
Values [1 to $6.50.
$7.45
Values lp to $153.00.
Coat Style 01' Puma“,
With Sleeves.
Straw Hats, ‘g Price
Double bed
. 52g
Blankets *
$32.:
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play an important part ”as Chm“
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usurp-arts? 93c ”“32" "“."" "' m $10 - $ 5
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Sweeping Clearance
of Over Blouses
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Hero’s that insulating lumber
you wanted to see . '
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$1.59
A Rousing August
Sale of Children’s
Dresses
$1.50 -:- $1.98
Sixes 6 to it.
Hate Formerly Sold at
$4.00 and $5.00
- New Low Prices
$1.98 -:- $2.98
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Jacobyk
12-14 N 0. Main St.
_ Rich—i
Richard
Says:
1‘
GREAT weight. may
hang on small wires.
And big emitters on lit-
W own. 83'
W timer-0m! 3”"
POTENTs—JI'BADE
' ' PATENT AI'I'ORNEY ‘
Phone Barnum 508 '
' *hmm BODY maxrmED-
Roma. Aug. 19..-rne Md:
‘Which was found near Scrolano- °~
the outskirts of Rome, earl." be“;
dly. by A- game keeper who “'9
haunt for the body of tilacom ,
W sociflist deputy. who ‘1‘: ,
w on June 10, has been 1’?“ _
L ' ' ' as that. at the melt;
”or Dues. a “3'
the Tribune-
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