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for dem o cracy and to sax e all o f us
Oregon N e w s p a p e r C o n feren ce
A ml«* th a t w«*iks l»«»tli w») « i* n«»
L a n e County P u b l i s h e r s ' A ssociation
fro m those th in g s which laid Belgium
mid F r a n c e low. E lsew h ere o th e rs al loa for.
F R I D A Y , J P L Y 0, I f * ' *
ready h av e gone.
If ii*ii«tntuc«* in M inn it in win »» t«i I*«’
The flag may not driqs* th e ir eof
fins. N o m ilita r y escort may aecoui find i «li.
B R I N G B A C K T U B WAR.
p a n y th e i r rem ain s to th e narrow house
Your kiottoiit «lolhtr ui:t> J»«» Hit foiltl
a p p o in ted for all living. No military
S o m etim es we wi*li th o w ar were not honors may lie th eirs, no p ro te st may «lat ion *»f u f«»rtune.
o\ cr.
eome from them a s th ey sleep with
The limit who stivs he has never lied
Wh«
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h a t i th«*
n n e n u w.
n . i thVi1
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n tl,. l „ , f a n n i n g th e i r xer
if th e * P h ila d e lp h ia l a g c h l u t t , who ((i({ tf|ixt,ri
o v e ria g . bu t ju s t th e sam e th e y I •• «*»•“« “ «»«opjH.r
vere arr«*t;te«i «luring th«* w ar for j*«v • may b e ju s t a« niiu’li heroes as th*»«»’
If ki.-'tiig is dan g ero u s , it is nt lenst
,ug a i d a n d c o m f o rt to th«» enem y, w h«*s«* 1»I« hh I m oistened th e ««»il oí
i a \ a been rehotsed thro u g h a prosi- KrnmH nn d j u s t a« much <mtltl«*«l t«> n pleasaiil way to die.
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ic n t ia l p a rd o n w ith o u t s e rv in g even a be numl»er«*«l »inolia thoso w ho «lie«! in
ia y in ja il, wo w«»uder if ju s tic e th«' s«*»\ ire «« Hi «»so who ale«*|i in
A lw ays look fo r th«» h«»«t th e bn«l
a «tuKln t be b e tt e r servod it th e war F la n d e r s Field.
" ,H b“ P«M" »«*>'" enough
aad c o n tin u ed u n til such t r a i t o r s ha«l
I'he man who in « «> iiii *« lied to «'\|»laiu
4 *t*ceivcd th«* p u n ish m en t t h a t would k
DO AS S E N T I N E L his position in mi w eak groiiml.
m eted «»ut to th*‘nt w h ile the cou n try D E M O C R A T S
SAYS.
#*a* under m ilitary discipline.
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Horn«* i»«*«»|de m ourn aw ay #1 w orth
Wh* u we rea«l th a t G ro v er O le \e la n d
W hile th e p red iction of P i e M utuici j >(f
UV(.r |fc|.
,¡,rt|ur
Horgdoll th is name is an in sult to th e
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uemory o f «me of o u r la te distiu- t h a t t h e d e m o c r a ts w ould have to
,uish«\i citiz e n s ) has b«*en allow «*«1 to ad op t a p la tfo rm ill which m any mi | T he man who xxants to be on the
p o r t a n t su b jects would be stra d d le d xx liming side doesn 't d is p u te his w ile
m ah'
fro m li « punlnkm ent du n a .
| k_ a g ain u 1 , has been fulfilled, vet we a r e not con
¿raft ev a d , e r, we w«»ud«T
.. e w«»uldn
i i •* t i be | b e , t , t e ,r r s e r v e d of
ent
Hut«* h | m »»I n tll«‘ b«*«t l«***k ing l:i«'»
u « tic
a t a s t r a i n e d t o «*tf«'r a u v • v«*rv
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1 loism. I o l i t i c a l expediency niaiie it lov«» will 111:1k«' a ft««»111 • ly I n f bvuuti
ime o f w ar vv hen d r a f t e \a « io u w i \
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for th«* nartv
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. c rim e t«»r
which
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wise. It xxas im|N>ssible for th e m to
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aiu to be m eted out.
Th«*n* .ir«* m«*th«‘rN wh«» I- »u i»l n
W e c a n ’t help b u t feel t h a t a u th o r tu r n do w n Wilson on th e league o f lia
tioiis, yet th e p a r t y was by no im a n
littvv niutli Hi«' rhil«ir«Hi !«««>k like H»»*ir
ties in W ash in g to n , e v en to th e pres
unit for th e Wilson league, an d what
• lout, a l e all loo iimcklx l-.rgcituig i
. dm!.
7 he p ’ a . tr io t . ic serv ice 1 o f th ose xxtm
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ic te d has
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.. he . S e n tin el p ' re d __
____ h ap pen ed ,
’ I W ith th e most e x t r a v a g a n t ad m in is
Tun«* flint, but g» tN n«» fiirtlirr mv:i)
lot h e s ita te to do th e i r d u ty and arc
t r a ti o n in th e histo ry o f th e c o u n try , fr«*oa ll««‘ li /v |)lml«li‘r th;iu fr«»ni tin
. lto g e th e r too i|u i c t t o condom- the
th e y could not come out in th e usual hu stler.
•ffenses o f those who prem editateslly
r in g in g to nes in d e n u n c ia tio n o f g r a f t
v ad ed th a t service.
an d co rru p tio n on th e p a r t o f th e re
T he n e w s p a p e r - t h a t a lw a y s please
A d e s e r te r fro m th e lines in F ra n c e publicans.
all o f its r e a d e r s has n cxer been put»
vould h a v e been sh ot. Those xx ho
But th ey had to h a v e a p l a t f o r m , so lished.
•vaded serv ice a n d n ev er faced the th e y did th e best th e y could to hold
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nomv seem t o us g r e a t e r crim inals all fa c tio n s to g e th e r. P ossib ly th e re-
Tin* cKtuds n ev er get so d i r k but
ban th ose who at b a s t serv ed
j pu b lican s would h a v e do ne no b e tt e r
th a t th e sun will force its way tliiougli
:iue a t th e i r po sts w ith d eath sta lk in g . un j , . r
circu m stan ces,
by e a n d bye.
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an e v e ry side.
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p o litical a f f a i r * now s t a n d , th*-
Some o f t h e l a t t e r sleep u n d er th. re pgi,l»c»iui h a v e by f a r th e more
Your wif«* i.Nii’t iit « «,N'-unly u j ' vv»*l
joppies in Frunc
r a n e e while t h e fo r m e r [ , , ^ 1,. p la tfo rm w ith which to go be j iin t I mn ' iiusp n I»«* r« •jtnr«*N nu «’I i tin
est easily in th e i r f e a t h e r beds made fo re th e p e o p le T h ey h a x e t h e demo I»**u«iV«* h«*t tin g .
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a f e b y t h e sa c rific e s o f those some of c r a t s on th e d e fe n s iv e and th e y h av e |
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cnom w ere shot because th e y were c a n d id a te s which e v e n th e de m o c ra ts i A «t«*|> in**tFi•*r h «* v « t «I«»«*« i » : A p an
,ot sag acio u s enough to e v a d e th eir must a d m it a r e th e e q u al o f th e i r own. | «’itrao r» liim rv b it w ith th«* r«klativ»N *»t
lu ty w hen f i r s t called upon
In o rd e r to m a k e such an adm ission 1 h r r «I**|* t-hi!«lr«'ii.
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ea sy for th e d e m o c ra ts , we will a d m it
t h a t we a r e q u it e well s a t is f ie d wi t h j
“ B ad «*gg« * * ar»* «juit«* fr«*<|ii«‘ntly
S T I L L D Y IN G FO R T H E FLAG.
th e c a n d id a te s selected a t S an F ra* “ bu»t«*«l,** un«l th a t nmy I m * th«* r«,aiM»»i
It seems but a few m o n th s ago th a t I • >•-•<>
we see no reason w hy th e th e y ’r** 111 bad od*»r.
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vc welcomed home k h a k i clad voung ■ c a m p a ig n shouldIn t be bnm-d ci.lir. ly
It ’ n a h a n l jo b fo r a «mull m m to
ncii who h ad serv ed w ith th e colors m i l '»I“ " ' !•»»« records o f th e tw o parties.
i foreign s t r a n d nnd a ...... . th e f.r s t to g e th e r w ith w hat past n-eords i.id.
mnk«‘ a b l u f f g«», b u t «»ft« n t h a t ' s tin*
,-m arks o f jo y f u l f r ie n d s a n d r. la r a t e are likely to be th e records of only «’hail«** h«* ha«.
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.ves w as as to th e i r sp lend id p h y s i c a l | t h e futu re.
ipearnnee. Some w ent a w a y p u ny "lads ! Ke. ord s o f past p erfo rm an ce
A fter a m a n ha« t a k e n «l►
»*»»t tw e n ty
«1 cam*1 b:««k alm ost p h y a n a l giant«, mueh^ b«*ft«r ^gui.i«* «»t w h a t «» j- x | * »’H , in ,.v, n |,.
r -, !»•• Hiouhl !•«* :•'!« t*»
w a s f r e q u e n tl y said th a t tho w a r I »he f u t u r e t h a n a re p la tfo rm s, r o a . th ( . ,.rro r „ ( h l , way.
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i d at ■
leas ’ t d eveloped
a n atio n of l>:*s b een a b ly d e m o n s tra te d d u r i n g the
p a st eig ht years.
P la t f o r m pledges
A ponton fin«l« it*« h a rd t«» win a
i«U>.
m ean t little to th e presen t a d rn in istra r e p u ta tio n , but one«» won it in |»> H«bl*
As th e m o n th s h av e gone by xve hav
ouml t h a t in m a n y case* th is a p p e a r «ion when political e x p e d ie n c y or some to liv«? «*n it a long Hin**.
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nee o f p h ysical p erfectio n xxas s u j e f . ,,,b,*r rr “ r ’n a r Ku,‘<1 i o r ¿ '» 'W '' of
A b a r b e r m ay not I»«* an artiNt. us :i
icial, th a t * th** men* ha«l k**pt u p while th«*««? pledges,
ju d g e ha« ruled, b u t th e y m a k r a lot
hey had a d u ty to p erfo rm , t h a t rig
W ith tw o new sp ap er m en h«*ading ,,f ^»«»d looking men*« face«,
, rous exercise an d ex e m p la ry living
ad p u t mr ph y sical b raw n t h a t would th e t i i k e t « o f tw o p rin c ip a l political
Tin- p h o to g r a p h e r w ith tin l» « t rep
ot rem ain a f t e r th«- re la x a tio n th a t p a rtie s, we m ay feel c e rt a in th a t a
'ollowed re t u r n to p r i v a t e life and g«»od m an i« going to be electe«l. I*et utHtion ill .'1V n e x i r hu X e m :..!«■ :i plinto
11« h a v e a clean c a m p a ig n , fr«*«* from grnpli lliut looked like t h (- original.
Jts.
W ith t h e re la x a tio n th e effect« o f [K*n<oi4al inv«*etive and fo u g h t on th»*
Il t a k e , nil k in d s of peo| le to m .k*-
he te r rib le n ervous s tra in h av e be li 11,* o f p a r t y policies which h a v e stood
a world a n d y e t th e one vie lixe on
was m ude in six d a y s by one |iei -on.
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hlivn v o lili to o n la b lls h u uillou li li
s e l u s d nt F iori ni o
Tini renali* hlireail n a v e I l i o D a lle ,
t |Hi|tulalloti ni 5K07. a u l i i r m i s e uf
o r l!» i«*r r e n i .
T h e F ir s t N a tio n a l B ank < f f i a t »
k.lille npetted Its il u n L>r hilalu*' H
In to m p o r n r y q u a rtn ra .
B a k e r rim i duali rs a r e r e e e lv ln g
lib e ra l s u p p l le s et rim i, r e i m n l n g uny
f e a r of un Imni 'd lu t e sti r i a * ■
K s|a»rts froni F o rti uni f r tli«> n n o ith
j u s t eiu b s l n n io u n t e d to $ 7 . 7 ' * th<
lilc h e s t J u n e r e c o r d In t h è h ls b -ry of
ilio pori.
A c h a r t e r h i* b *n Issuml tu Fi*
( ’»Iniiibla T r u s t A i l . i v l m s batik of
A stn rln T h e liia tH u tlo n I . c a p i «!!<• d
ni «100.000.
F n n e r a l servii*.*’' for Jann* F ee. a
p ro ltiln en t b n n k e r unii fa r a i
i i M i
d m », w i r e h e ld In t h è lllk s tem p io
a t l'Io- Dall* •
T h e c e u s u s b u r e a u a n n o im i **l t h è
F»?n popi) le tin o of B a k e r t ’Ity. o r . a
77l’!*. un lu c r i- i s o in Uhi o r H *i |><*r
••«•ut silici« ISili.
T h e tu i n h e r m llls « p e r a ’' l, b y th è
Monili Kelly lu n i ts T e o m p u tiy nt W em l
llng a n d H p r ln / f lo h l eluseli S a tiir d a y .
J u l y 3. lu d e f in ite ly .
T h e Albany Mini: 'c r i n i a «xclirtlon
hns eh*cled l{ev J. (' Sp.*nc"r pnstvir
o f t h è F irst M e th o d ls t e h u i H. p resi
d e n t for »he ec in Ine jrenr
F r a n k (l a m e * , elimini r nt f b e pian»
o f th è Eli"'*ne # Wi- t* rii L tu n lm r
olii pili) y F u e e i i e , w.is k l l l e t w In n n
m alli « te a m pipo exploit«.!
Itasi-1 oli Ih« |ir .oiit roi’i *i ith m
of n io t o r v e h le b 's In t h è
i
It 1»
predi« ted th n t m o r e t h a n I >o,i ' e p«*r
so n a wlll u p p ly fo r d r i v e r * licetise*
l l n r v e y <• S l a r k w e n t h e r w a s e le c te d
lireslib'iit at th è a n i m a i t i n e tl ii g o(
ih^* s o n s nnd i t a u g h t e r s of O re ori pio
n e e r s a l t h è l ' o r t l a o d pu b lie lib ra ry .
U e s is m s lb lllty fo r th o pasolln.* striti
g e n c y w a s 1 aiti to t h è oli i io linea
in a re p o r t pulilisheil t>\ Ilo* i ninni v
of t h è In .ih ri«' M- (o r « a r a
is tlo u
o f O reg o n .
T h a l «ho lu m ie r I n d u s t r i Is si n k In
Coon c o n n i ) e- in d ic a te li liy Ilo mini
Iter * f logg« ra d r l t ' ini*, itilo A' ir ilifn-ld
T w o mllls h a x e slm t d o w n for n in
definiti* tinte.
A cco rdi ng lo L a b o r f o n i mi ss to n e r
G ra n i lln-r«* w ould b e no sh o r t i * of
l a b o r In O re g o n If u n e m p l o y e d i»er
s o n s would t a k n w o rk o u l s l d e th o r
r e g u l a r enllliig.
^Tlo* eoiilra«*t f r
n s t r u e t l o n o f th è
■ Inni fi ir th è illvcr» u of w a t e r froin
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(toglie r i v e r to I r r i g a t e IM.IWH» nere»
Well anyw njr a f t e r w e ’re gone w> of land n e u r f j r a n l » l ’n ss hns b»<-n l«*l
w o n ’t feel sheepish when th i n g s a re
lo a C a li fo rn i a c o n i r n e t o r
said a b o u t u» th a t vxe d o n ’t deserve.
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T h e pulillc s e r v i • rollim i; slo n Is
It*« p e c u lia r hov radi«*nil)
worn Kiied tiri ord>*r | m lltlio ; t h è Hi
an*« idea of iiit«*n*M ir»g <*i*uv«*r-;ii i«*i)
l i n i e r a l.uinli r < m|i.. iy to diiM'oii
will c h a n g e »« «o*»n
¿di«‘ i« m a r it i.
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tirine sl a m l o a f l ^
**r.n
to o< fi w
, Adrun m ig ht n o t h ave stolen lus r e m a i n l n g p a l r o n s a t yt He|«*i ».
; n eig liln ir’s a p p le if he had k now n hovx
G o v ern i r file n iI ha.;, in < a .- i n y
j much f r u i t liis sin xxas going to b e n r
w ith g erri* r* «d t th«*r n la to s . issu. «|
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T he men who w an t jobs vote a man ti priK-lqrnatlon u rp ng c n l l s l m e n t In
I in to o ffie e an d those xx bo don t g'
t«ie Uniti*’! H ta ti’S iiavy. T h e «|notti
w h at th e y w ant vote him out a g a in .
rn co b im o n d isi frotn O r . ’gon i^
. . .
T h e publie s e r v i r e eominl; don in
T h e re a r e Ixxo s ta g e s in a mull s lib
when he a e ts like a dunce. Once is Htiod un o r d e r tillow lng .1 F Dntn h e rt y
w hell he is a boy tin* eeond, xxiien he Lt. renile luisllli ’ » ils ¡1 pillili’ utility
hns u boy.
i n a l i n e diti.
II.
Jllerlk Ila» la II
T h e o r d i n a r y w o m a n 's v o cab u la ry p ro v id in p a dom> aia w a t e r servi«*«*.
C o n tra i 1 b a v e I" :i i . n *1 by Un
runs a b o u t toil w ords but »« me Mir
prising re s u lts nre o b ta i n e d from m O re g o n D a lr y n i e n 's li «gire f - r t h è
Icnsix e c u ltiv a tio n .
p u r e ha se of ton «he«*se a n d bill t e r
p la n i s In d iffi-ien t p a ri» of th è sitile.
J o h n I). sa y s tin re is more happi
ness in c o m p a r a ti v e p o v e rty th a n in T h e d e a l Involvc« n m r e tlian |^nti.finO.
riches, We can all at least th i n k of
L <; 11 p i a oi l a te n e hq n
:
how he m u s t e n v y us.
a s c a s h i e r a n d d i r e c t o r of Un* l*ir»t
T h e firs t feminin.* j u r y in a w estern N a ti nal h a n k of S p r i n g f ie l d an i hls
s t a t e co n v ic te d a man of p r o f a n ity pince Ima l’c e n I ¡keli hy L loyd C M ar
w ith in a few .m i n u te s a f t e r th e y were tin . w ho h n s b o n g h i Mr. Ilu liii's ni i-k
sw orn to do th e ir d u ty .
in Ilio in s ti tu l lo n .
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T h e E n g i n e C lia m lie r of Comni'*rre
Th.* |M*rson who g e ts into troub le
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o 'c lo c k a n d m a r rie d a g a in befo re 1
T h e C a r lt o n m lieol b u d g e t for n e x t
o ’clock. Why t h e d c lu y t
yetir, c u r r y l n g a p p r o p r l a l l o n s fo r th è
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I f yo u w ant to s t a r i so m eth in g in n sull iry of on<* m o i a tea« d a r in Ih e
crow d of* women, j u s t tell them of high seh o o l a n d fo r Inere.i «* I | *iy for
some woman who has run in a th r e e
all r n e m ls T s of th è s t a f f wa . ptniscd
year-old h a t us a new creation.
hy a n a rr o w m a j o r i t y , 4k In -I
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Th«' stati* I r r lg a t io n s«*«-urllii':i m i ti
W hen a girl in co m pany w ith her
s w e e th e a r t is ca u g h t red in Ihc face mls*P n h.rs h«*«*ri ask«*d lo f e r i i f y un
a f t e r » tr a in hns passed th ro u g h a tu n o t h e r I134 <t00 block o f b ui ! for Ihe
riel, it is not alw ay s a sign t h a t the
G ran«« l ’un* I r rig a tim i d Irle», ib is
smoke has cho ked her.
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lielng a pari, of lh<* $290,OOO lamie
W hen an E uropean bachelor noble o rlg ln a lly fiuthortse«: by Un* d is tr i c i.
man »ells his c re d ito r s to w ait until
T h e s t a l e lu nd b o . r d deel«l«*<l lo r i -
his sh ip ro m es in, th e name of some
idianui) 5#,000 n ere» of w h ’it Is k n o w n
A m erien n heiress will p ro b ab ly be
is s t a t e s c r ip t, a m i wlili li Is b etiled
found oil th e p asseng er li-t.
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in v a rlo n s n e c ll o n s of O re g o n , for a
A yo u n g m an who has n ever d ream ed r o m p a l i body o f 60,000 neri*, of fell­
o f t í » tim e he will be a g n a t o r a t o r
or a g re a t sin g er nnd m ake the g ir l’’ e m i Innds In I h e K a n tia n i f o r c a i n
who t u r n e d him down feel sorry, ha* serv e. T h e Innils so . ,lit in t h è S a n tin o ,
so m e th in g ra d ic a lly w ro ng w ith him fo r e si r e s e r v e w ould he uitcd for
a n d should sec a d o cto r a t once.
f o r o s tr y p u rpuaea.
in all si « lex ol
11 oin
H e r e ’ s a n E x a m p l e . W hen
you buy a K odak, B row nie,
i’remo or (irafli x cam era, we
will send your nam e on to
R ochester and you will receive
fret, for o n e year, k',d<tlery,
a monthly publication issued by
the Eastm an Kodak Com pany.
Kodakrry is a real m agazine,
generously illustrated and alive
with readable articles on am a­
teur picture-m aking. It regu­
larly sells for sixty cents a year.
Kodaks from $9.49 up
Brownie Cameras $2.86 up
The Modern Pharmacy
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$ 5 .5 0 t o $12
$1 Hr> ti» $ 2 2 5
£150 Children’s Covoralls
Mon’s Tennis Shoos
in a l l w c i g l i t s a l
fi o m
$ 1 . 2 5 t o $:» 7 5
Iro m
t o $1 öf)
Misses* White
Dresses
H um
Mon’s H eavy
Work Shoos
$1.25 to $1 i 5
Ladies’ W hite Oxfords
$ 3 .0 5 to $10
filin i
$3 50 to B 25
I M.m
Tj-idies’ P«atent
Oxfords
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Mon’s Fine All
Wool Suits
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in n i.
in t’. o o t l * n i n e s a t
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Bovs' Overalls
Men’s C. nvass
Oxfords
$7.50
£10 to $00
Ladies’ Canvass Shoes
Men’s Dress H ats
ni Inv values al
$1.90 to $4.25
1 1 O B
$2 95 to $6.50
Ladies' Dress Skirts
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Mary Janes
M isses’ Mat x .la n es al
I f o n
$3.25 to £ 5 5 5
$7 to $10
Ladies’ W aists
Hi*-' x aloes at
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$1 fa) to $7.50
I I Mill
Misses’ W hite ,
Oxfords
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T m s store is tlic c o n n e c t in g link be­
tween you and the largest p h o t o ­
graphic o rg an izatio n in the w orld —
T h e E astm an K o d a k C o m p a n y . We
are in c o n s ta n t to u c h with the K o d ak
people and the newest things p h o t o ­
graphic may he fo u n d at o u r store
just as soon as they are in tro d u c e d .
It is real c o -o p e ra tio n th a t exists b e ­
tw ee n this store a n d th e K o d ak
Company.
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