para 000 Paid ftir 7' , '
150, 000 Tons —- “W ‘ Bdii’f,W'a
’ , merit Aid,” Says on I ,. inf ‘
By J. O. BOYLE.
Special Correspondent
at Th eEvening‘ Sentinel. ,
' .(Copyrlght. 1925 )
“BUFFALO, May 8.-—-The hurt or.
Wecsn mesmwey "Come ineand—Inake u
Buy ' ., gave the; most. That’s the way :vepgvea:
thisv ,"Itotoursisw’iiatenablesustosavesomuchf.
YOU. To give you $43 p ‘ ' demonstration of moneysa or
Guilty Of Flogging
Emfigerfgngg £3933; lid‘th w of man muss {0: _buy thin W h
r « a e e av
’ mrfiififihfigmfi this no on? SALE gs’ e “and
”MW“ 01 the “8305* fess In it you will find another proof of the SELLING We
' "’fifi’ififinfiuifimth. ,1... w... , I and SAVING; power; of this Store. _ .
. gifting? “23:13:" 533133”? '73 , , f" 7 The values on this sheet show what we mean.
Sprinzneld. Mass. which represents . 3%; g; gm.m _ . i ,. . IIIII I I , I _ II , . I ' . . J. MARGOLIES.
14. 000 farmers scattered throughout
1 "six New England states. The price _ '
was $300. 000. The 111111.th will “$3"; “I II ,
.fi . . be run on a. cooperative basis, has (Cruel m Tine) _ zg i" x it Ashlin-fixated and fl
" ’ a storage capacity of. 150, 000 tons W sum. 13..) > o ., ,— ms.) ooh g
"m Children s Washable Marvelous House and
. m-cnosm's leer. ‘ ,
i: "“W mm «.mm comm Wm me
fies-.33: is: some s- “sin-
and eidings to hold 55 freight cars.
The money tor purchase or the
mills was advanced by several
.,wea.1thy members or the farmers'
; * ‘orzanization who declare the move
" will mean a tremendous saving.
Porch Dresses
Eithteea delightful new stv. es to leg"
extra large sizes. All color-fa: ' a
have won long standing repyagow .3
Gingham Dresses ' :
Anti-actively styled o! Anotheg and other
» , Little cattle teed is raised in New , ' In!» ..
England. Members or the Exchane , PW. Lulieb ma gfi ng m‘m‘“ standard meterisls. Sizes 2 to 88- . mums service; they 31,193”...
Purchase ‘ approximately 100. 000 5:: g g » m 1 : , - mm W 14. 8 id c 1r 4.
. m pee Otto-DCOCOO‘OOCOII. ._ 131138 0m 75 Centa .J . --.. A I
tone or redder a year and this total “a P lit-WWI: mm“. . P. m I I . .,., I _ . I .
is on the increase. It is asserted . fiéum‘ I» I g: ;; __mmgn? run.“ , , , I ,, .
41h“ {W '1‘ “gym?” m figfl' mo. m3? 1 182 ,; m. am.- 3 , ,
BWM‘“ “’ “v“ ~ “_"°‘~ ‘ “m" * *rnnns
money but will assure better and 1" ”um” mm” 3% ;. gigs-emanate , . M0 DAY
more uniformly graded products. mm _ .' - sc-ns.‘ , m ' -, :
The savings are counted on to pro» $00; 2' ._e::3 finde- ram... see p. 4min: new. , Sunday, May 10
”1“ a funding ““1”“ “huh Wm ' , ’ ' :mfiflfflw.m Ladi3’ Imported Suggestions for Mother Lad’fi'
pay for the plant in a. short term 38311:. gr-HM' eke-g9: pm. soc r. lip-Concert and and-- s Seturda on: ‘
a. m... .2... .2 cram 3‘me ‘6'!- m4.- “’ Novelty Gauntlets . p... 5.91””. mom y .akf.’ .t Ra Q' ~
”E00 P: I . . , :09 :2. t. . '31- -p0 Br Set you L11k‘4
The backers of the enterprise
say that outside the direct benent
to the members or the Exchange.
(7996 each) ..._......... Set $3.33
Semi-porcelain Dinner-ware,
"beautiful designs, value $9.49.
P. X.——!lerheil. whether. new;
vole Club Pm 1030). lie—nomads.
*3“
2?.
:WgEIi
.91"
go
\ove‘ts' Weave, 3
should»: Bran; ;
With fancy cuffs, in:
they are anxious to prove to the 'xpnuw . ,,
"4a.rmers ot the remainder of the ’33 15' taxi-831%. (looms. A #93; “mgr-s £11.88“! 311110"! the 'dl,at68t 59m 8 _ ”-45 _ '
00‘1”“? thatfarm walem‘a’e“? gin-m , mmcsnnmwec.m she es. ,Ourregeier peels! """"""'-."”"‘ Shades Out-r.“
to the fingers at the soil rather then _m P WW _ wow. su. $1.25 value. 95‘6- Crystal Water Sets, genuine grape price 0: can ,
to be e era! governmen :o '. . ow W" m fish! ._ r, , ~ _
"The New England tsrmere never 'P fiflm. if?” W st their diam 81300131, Pm ' _ and me dmmfions- ‘5 88L Jug Special . 0
' , n‘ndsix$oz.tumbiers....... $1.39
have asked the government to aid ‘
them or share their losses." said e
spokesman for the Exchange today.
_ “We have never approved the de-
mands or farmers of other sections
for government existence. New
Wynnglnnd tumors are willing to take
their chances with other businesses
when we have not enogh intelli-
fence to run our farms successtully
we‘ll get into something else; The
minor must make up his mind that
he must stand or full in business
just the same as any other business
m.lv
According to the plan devised,
members or the organization will
lend their orders“: :01- teed and tar-
tilizer to a, antral regional point. .
These orders will be assembled in
county unite and shipments to meet
them will be dispatched promptly
1mm tho Budalo plant. Business will
be on a cash basis. at the car door.
and storage. Farmers will be noti-
.: thus afloiding unnecessary haulage
fled o! the date of arrival of their
' consignments and must be on hand
to remove feed and tortilizer with-
put delsv.
The most cheerful situation in
" live years now is coutrontinz the
chose the Missouri-Illinois line run-
ning from Bismarck, Mo. to Salem.
Ill. .
Commodity Notes
- LUMBER.
SAN FRANCISCO. May
McCormick Lumber company is now
completing the taking over 'otthe
eight lumber and shipping compnn:
ies oi which it was termed recently.
The concern will operate 15 vessels
in the coasts! and interch trade
and plans tor expuusion are expected
shortly.
NEW ORLEANS, my 8.—-Orders
to Southern Pine association mills
last week dropped a traction to”.-
900.000. Shipments were 82.900.000
feet. and production 75,000,000 feet.
Unfiiled orders tot-l 241,300,000 test.
STEEL.
JOHNSTOWN. Pm. May s.-Con-
structlon oi the first unit of coke
ovens for the Bethlehem Steel corn-
pauy plants here will start st once.
The unit will cost about 88.000.000.
8.——The -
MIX" WIHOPFS
TO GET A JOB
Deposed We! Minister
Returns F r o m 4
Months’ Isolation —-
Willing to Obey
MOSCOW. any Aer-Leon Trotsky.
deposed Soviet War Minister. return-
ed to Moscow yesterday. alter tour
months isolation, ready to necept any
position the Government my ofler
him. He arrived in the capital
shorlty otter ten o'clock in the morn-
ing. having traveled from Stadium. in
Transceucueis. in his private car.
which was 'etteched to the regular
Tillie-Moscow Express.
The tormer Red Army lender line
been granted nbsolutiou from his po-
TROTZKY NOW IN
lieved to reflect the attitude of the
general public town-d Trotsky. The
people seem to me little ebout the
Me.
At first Trotsky nppeered depres-
sed and tired but his fees brighten-
ed when be» new the Psmeli group
weltint tor him. and hegenmed in
animated conversation with those
friends. Comments were nude upon
his axed appearance. His hair is
much payer then it wee n ‘yeer ego.
and there ere deep lines in his face.
showing the tremendous mental dis-
tress he he: experienced since his
demotion tron: lenheiehip or the Red
Army.
Trotzky' declined the invitation of
American newspaper-men to talk and
future 0! the once powerful politic“ '
salted them to co'rnmunlcnte with
him later at the Kremlin.
His wife volunteered the informs—
can that despite his tired eppoer-
ence he- is in excellenthceith and
eager to resume work. Trotsky pro-‘
coeded trom the station to the Krem- '
no; where no has taken a modal.
Hi" political ,
twoqooni apartment. '
status will probably be announced
at the meeting of the Soviet Federal »
Congress, Mny 1:. J »
During his enforced stay in the
Caucuses the deported war lender
wrote n new book reiterating fill 90-
nties! views. It is announced a much
less vigorous volatile then his “
sons oi the 1917 Revolution." which
caused his politzcai downfall.
, F
‘i‘fi
Aluminum' oblong double roaster.
Ivelueelfiii. Special ....... $1.85
' NEW HAND BAGS
Leather and silk hand, bugs in black and various new shades.
81 00 to $1. 49 value.
._....
i “v- .
S '
'C...|..ICIICIIIIIO‘.CCIIOIOCOICOOQ ..........
Ladies pinkendwhite
Wm.......... Cpeoieldiioeech
Specieizsotoblioesoh
~sl!66£ors.............8peois1370peir
Indies’ m-mmwnopr.
Lsdi‘ss' We.........8%oesoh
Idenshsndkerohiefs..........4y,oseoh
learnt-slime .-
hsndlnsrohlets. W080]!
Children'srompenendcrespers,
stripebend
We List Below a Few of Our Specials
Cinldren 8 English ribbed black and
sous-eon...
Wagon, with fancy iopt
regular 35c pair. ...... Specizdi'lt
Ckildren‘s%socks, withfancymerm
edtops, regular 50c pr. Specialiit
Children' s % length meroeriredeoch.
with novelty cufl's, reg 59c Spec 50c
- Children' s Rayon 3111(3; socks.I fair!
’ top, regular 69c pair.
Children' s memorized socks in solid
colors. .I ...... . ...... Special 35:
large. Farm work is ten days to About 3500.000 willbe open-t {er-e
$1: $31: gfuifeaidvafizd rags; 98"“ 8h” 1°” the ”“1 w ”1““ 33:; '01:: dismignothiiiep?§;°a;§ pnntee dresses .. . . .. . . . . . 480’ end up
11°96 0‘ the farm“ 1‘ “1°“ ‘“ “19' on. 01’5"“ w u“ ““93 “c ““4“ 3°“ Bo will suit: 96¢ each and 3p Children’ s memorized socks with fancy
tendency to increase acreage. Tak- HOUSTON. May Si—Dsilynveruge Show and u is probable that lie ,3 ...-..:. top“, ‘ . - . ............ Specialiic
1’18 10° 33 “mm“ “‘1‘ ”ns‘dem“: oil production in the Coastal end Wm 50 “and "‘0 “MW“ 0' Boys’ blouses “""""“"‘,"' 88¢ each
stop conditions and or cat. omen South rem said. M we... m Foreifli Trude. me by Leonid Boys‘ knickers .—........... 700 sud 050' Children 'sneyon silk socks 18 calm.
and prospective. the Sears Roebuck 171. 995 Mm“. m were“, 0, 3. 55° Krusin's appointment as Amnesia . air. 8 135‘
Agricultural Foundation pieces the barrels. Twenty-seven new coastal d‘” to France ~ - , 30’! khskipsntl ............. 500 P8}! regular ‘96 P """ penis
morale of the farmer at "83 8 per produce" added 16 335 bag-rs}! tOI ghgnelpost‘ Eratgim': ffindsdzphe: 16 No. Main St. so. Nom’k " . and n ’8 imp English an m
pent. t w prost re m o me gree , .m' ”will!“ Child” rted
Prospects are bright. lot better initial ”mane ion. I 0! power by leading to u more, re~ PHONE 255 g ,I mm nine 790 .. . .... . . .. 550 and! sport socks, all sizes“ Value $1.3)
._ “We and M W“ “W" hm sassvnroe'r. 1.... my s—nzhe. mm“? £“f..°;.§’.‘ 3?? gm?“ , - me union suits (mam end was to $1.09 . ............ specie1 $1:
, have been fax-rowed this spring than Bumble Oil and Refining compeny e r; is s‘ it: up? 1: ) “19 ................. 970 ’ .
,- ' swear 88° and better 9'10“ ”6 b°' has leased 50.000 acres or land in QSW‘ 1‘ up! “In?! ‘3ng ‘ °l b“ lulu 10° , Indies memorized stockings. I ..
éifif—rL‘a-A A ‘38 received for poultry and dairy Wyette Ella Miller counties ‘11! F Mb 8 6? hi 1116‘? mm {CUBIC nee-ess-eI-eeeeeee Q ~ “d 3010” ....... Special 2244:“
products. Between 75 and 80 per south Arkansas and will conduct an wrunnglw. o succeed“l be ! 1311 n M: 30 ............:.-u.:: 120 up II I
$23“ if” naming 91:33:38 and intend“ wud‘m arming cammzn‘ petition“ " w e n t this covers .9“ each Indies’ memorized stockings 39:
M n “8 8‘8 Gen 00m? - W .......
mullet 490 pair. ...... Special
Some sections still have a defloi— Trotsky was accolnpenled on the
PACKING HOUSE ngC-fi‘fip. mp tronr u only by a
ency of moisture to contend with KANSAS CITY. Ma. 8
and unless rains come shortly. crops per end order-‘- b'uyei'? whose par-4 tow members of his persons! star:
will sufler. Corn acreage probably chases so mostly to the smell “a” and by his wife. who has been his
wii be higher than that or 1924 but pendent packing houses, is becoming sole counselor during hls'reccnt pa-
, the poor quality of seed corn will a larger factor in the livestock iner- litlcal vicissitudes.
”3 undoubtedly cut down the yield per ket here. In the last year shipper ; There=« was no crowd to welcome
districts. scent him and nothing in the nature 0:
we in Name The r and order buyers took 1 275. 000 head. in 0mm ““5“an only a tow'
«drop in wheat prices has thrown the inot including thin cattle bought IIOl'
statisticians into confusion as to feeding» railroad police and officials of the‘
the size of the spring wheat crop station. several o! Trotsks'r's tormer
which it was expected earlier would FISH. secretaries. ‘ “w newspapermen and
be appreciably larger than in 1924. PORTLAND 01-9.. May 3.4... Trash" ”veg” ”‘m"°“’ 5““
.. Winter , 'wheat abandonment has opening price 0: spring peck chinook 3;” present w the train arrive
bIeeu- especially heavy in the north- salmon showed halves at 82 .10. 01‘ ‘
feet. ' 2 di 40 per cent. lower then a regr‘m This limit“! inditterence 5‘ 1’9"
In substantiation o the pre 0- Pound tins weroounchanees! t ' - .,
pron tor betterment in the situation Prices paid fishermen are 13 cents 333216;:d ”gm“ are concen "
‘ growers of bee! cattle. it is a. pound the same as e 3788.1“ $302 ' .. » 'AU'IXJMOBILES. . '7'
puuwsufizggdtgg ?:§‘f; of “3; . .. *‘ ' DETROIT. May: a -—-’1'he fFIord M9-
I ' exceeded the number rail— LYNN. Illness May 8-“"mn “m: $00808”;th gigsdlarle: finch £1: '
by nearly 2. 000 000 head There manufacturers have notified their ,md at about 67.500.000. one at
rower beet cattle on terms than employee that dithoush fl!" "‘3‘ which will wutecture bodifes‘ end
9417 tinie since 1915 and the agreements expired April .80.. they the other handle may 33.: am;-
feattiemen who hevo hung on contemplate no reduction in wages bution.’ The headquarters} of my,“
In the lean years seem likely or changes in working condition!- '5"; will be Geolonx. with branches “II
_ A , D ' Milena, Sydnztyi. Perth and Ade»
, ,. 1E3- __ hide. nstru on lot plants Will
Business Topics YWELPW m3 3‘ L" m- .1. no. '
wood shipments coexist Iran the , .
tropics to thisiportier w b61318 ‘
43W Oreson. May l-—' nit-insured in pound-:1»
volume in POW ‘3 value of the wood ratherthln in 196
when): cleaners he! rained A mo or 3.710 one
cent. as compared with M discharging here; . '
trade is showing in- 1" ' '
end no in demand for is.-
'nianurscturing firms
in one and the building ac-
'A’pril involved 1. 358 Jobs.
[1281. 740. Building has , ;,
pér cent. {or the first loll? that o: the cert-”9,04 ' W
en's year as compared with 1923. Retailers predict in u
'"Psnoypilloweeses. 590mm .. Beach
Pillow cues ................ 221,90 es‘uh
atonemen- ..............2lioesoh
Mulroney-huts ...........,. sIsceech
Purelinsn sooris stench
moir-
Wench
Ladle? Bayou silk hose in all
, 0501011. regular 59cpair Specialiit
W’ Rayon silk hose from double
out! at too to the heel and toe.
finesse. .Special'll
mpnre silk, reinforced with rel“
silk. all colors, reg. 986 pr 5 85‘
Indian" pure silk how. all colors.
reguhrtlm. Spec:iol$1-CI0
Lsdieefull-i’uhmnsflkmixed I
regulating. Special 51m
Ladies full-fashion pure silk hose,
ma“. Special $1.49
grad ure silk how i
e p Special $13 A
w.
. The Nation 3 standard in is the best and most economioei
in known ‘
Order your cool for the coming winter at once. , This“ is sound
" advice and is given to help you or much as to son.
' ‘u: to handle our work eiiiciontly.
sh
cenmf loves. leatherpdm, ,
8 adopdr
SHOES.
49. .eeeess
Moustache”. _ ,I
—pah-:or$1.oo.......8pecm”3‘fi‘
mmw........8pefl31w
.I . ~ . , -, * - ' silkh ,
f‘.p:i:........Speci“‘I
8.-—There is every,
the Proposed betore
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