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Oui No Passible •" — -‘•■»n. Invitation Come in any day and see what we have whether you want to buy or not. You’re welcome Beginning now we are able to offer you complete stocks. Hart Schoffner & Marx fall Suits and Overcoats in al) the latest styles and all the new shades. The purple mixtures, the r< ugh browns, the new grays. Plenty of full backs —priced from $20.00 to $35.00 Hundreds of new patterns in Men’s and Yourg Men’s Suits in the latest shades and first class makes, priced from $10 00 to $20 00 SCHOOL SUITS I day of each month at 7:30 P. M. is Sole Aim and End. BY CHARLES H. SHIELDS. Secretary, Oregon Equal Taxation League. For the hoy who is particular; we are sure you will find just what you are looking for in our large Stock. Schoo] and Dress Suits from $2.50 to $8.50. From all over Oregon I have re ceived inquiries as to what Single Tax really is. Widespread and ex At Our Ladies Cloak and Suit Department pensive as the campaign in its favor has been, there is yet much ignorance We have been complemented by the most critical buyers as regarding it. This I p-oposa to dis- to the large selection, beautiful styles, newest shadesand mod pel herewith. Single Tax is offered as a system erate prices of our Cloaks and Suits. Nearly 1400 garments to of taxation. It is offered as a tax select from. We can fit you no matter what size you need. Coats priced from, $7.50 to $50.00. Suits from, $10.00 to $65.00 reform. It is offered as a panacea for all the ills of society. We are All our Coats and Suits are fitted and alteied FREE of charge by expert women fitters. told that under the magic Influence : of Single Tax, the inequalities so apparent in society will completely SHOES! SHOES! । disappear; that crime, want, misery tl a c .u 1 x x . i j i x, r . » x ■ and even Physical imperfections wili 1 housands of the latest styles and only the best makes at ■.vanish with the introduction of this popular prices. Walk Chers from $3.50up. The “Kiipp” shoe I peculiar system of so-called taxation Present» Given Away With Every Boy’» Suit. for women $2.50 up. “Sally Walker,, shoe for Girls and Mis- ■ ses $1.50 up. A large assortment of boys and young mens I hoes at all prices. I Our Dry Goods Department This department is stocked with the latest and most up-to- date Suitings, Cloakings and Silks at reasonable prices, Com plete stock of Staple Dry Goodr ai.d Fancy Coeds. When you are ready for your fall Outfit come in anu figure with us as we will prove it to you that we can save you money from any East ern Catalogue House. Satisfaction guaranteed; If you are satisfied tell your friends. If NOT tell us. VOTERS SHIELDS ANSWERS TAX QUESTIONERS Is there room tor further quest’on as to what Single Tax means? Can you not see that the object in plac- Ing all the burden on land is to destroy land values, to drive the dag- Favoring the elec ion of ger deener and deener into private WOODROW WILSON for ownership of land until the rent value is taken in the form of taxes. the United Then Single Tax will have accom President of SCHEME APPEALS TO EMOTIONS plished the death of private pron- States are earnestly request- DECLARES WRITER erty in land—the nurpose for which . it was designed The state will then ed to € IT. Oil HS memteiS OÍ Effort to Place Whole Burden on own the land. Oregon will have pans- , xfi o • r\ 1 ed from a state of home owners to Ilie “ llscn r regressive UIUD Land Arouses Suspicion In of tenants. Which do you pre- Minds of Many—Confiscition Regulai mtetings:-First Tuts- fer? Appeals to Emotions, single Tax appeals to the emotions —to those whose envy and prejudice are easily awakened, and most gen erally, to a class who are not direct ly interested in the class of propert? affected thereby. Even Joseph Feis, the multi-millionaire of Philadelphia The Head of the House, Applications It is folly to call the husband the । A. C. U. W. Hall. bead of the bouse; be is not. It is but I for membership received at sec- a courtesy title at best, since in truth retarys’office—Insurance Bldg. he is but an incident in the home life, Watch for interesting an- while the wife and mother is its whole existence. Literally the sun of do nouncements. mestle happiness rises and sets *u the R. L. HARRIS J. J. KIRCHOFF tho wife and mother. PRES. SEC’Y DA YTON AUTO end TRANSTER CO CARRIES Tires Casirgs Tubes Presto Tanks Everready Batteries Gasoline Lubricants Auto service day and night In fact we carry everything in th line of Auto repairing. All work Guaranteed. M. G. MiSler Prop Dependable and Guaranteed Buggies and Wagons D. M. Nayberger Former Partner of and Successor to R. Jacobson McMinnville, Oregon NOTICE:—Thia store will be closed Sat. Sept. 31 unhil 6 P. M.on account of Holiday, We Sell the Banner Buggies and Mandt Wa gons. Because they are Guaranteed to Us we Guaran tee them to You. HARTE & CO CHARLES H. SHIELDS FAIR and STOCK SHOW I 1 hi* spvpnth The seventh annual annual meeting of tkn the Vrr» Yair ki'll hill County School Fair and Stock Show will CFDT JA 'yy be held in McMinnville oLi I • Apply to Prof. S. S. Duncan for prize list on Children’s exhibits; Ira G. Nelson, prize list on Poultry show; Dr. R. C. My Ine, prize list for Stock show; Mrs C. F. Daniels, prize lists for Art and Fancy work and Mrs. Wm. Dielschnei- der, f >r premiums and instructions for the Baby Show. Everything indicates that the fair this year will be the best ever held in Yamhill County. Begin now your preparation to attend and bring sometoing for exhibition. Admiaaion of TEN CENTS will be charged at the pavillion for «II non-exhibitor*. Any one bringing an exhibit of any kind will be given • free lenon ticket. who Is financing the Single Tax movement In Oregon, owns but little land. He has made his millions from the manufacture of soap, and under the Single Tax system he would pay lititle or no taxes. Single Tax means what the term implies—one tax—a single tax— a tax on but one class of property, Just one source of raising revenue to sus tain the government. Suspicion is Aroused. The very fact that Single Ta' means a tax on one class of prop erty should be sufficient to arouse suspicion on the part of anv thinkine man or woman. It should at once be clear to them that there w»> some specific design in thus rellev ing from taxation all forms of pron erty, except land, other than a mere reform in the system of taxation A tax reform measure would see’< to have all who are fortunate enough tn this great struggle for existence, to possess property to pay their share of the operating expenses of the government In the form of a tax upon their holdings. Single Tax Ignores this nrinclnle entirely. There must. then. he some other motive in urging its adoption In the state of Oregon, other th^n a desire to reform the present system of taxation. RESOLVED TIMES MAY CHANGE AND MEN MAY CHANGE WITH THEM. AND TASTES MAY C hange Too- B ut S quare dealing NEVER, CHANGES- WE KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES BUSTER B rown unes hovel ( Chan ed Object Is Apparent. Hase Ball Game Every Day Hilloon ascension when wtnilci* is fav orable S. S. Duncan, J! THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON COR RESPONDENT SCHOOL offers, FREE, with the exception of coat of postage on papers and cost of the University Extention Bulletin, to the CITIZENS OF OREGON, fortv UNIVERSITY COURSES by MAIL. Ability to profit bv thacouraca sel ected is the only requirement for enrollment in the Correspondent Depart ment. Courses ar* offered in the department of Botany, Debating Fco- nomics. Education, Electricity. English Literature. English Composition. History, Mathematics, Mechani -al Drawing. Physical Education, Physiea Physiology. Psychology, Sociolgy, and Surveying. Write to the Secretary of the Correspondence School University of Oregon, Eugene, for informa tion and catalogue. ( OURSES IN' RESIDENCE at the University prepare for the Prv- f.^mna of ENGINEERING, JOURNALISM. LAW MEDICINE and TEACHING. Fall semester opens Tuaeday. Sept. 17. Address the Regis trar lor catalogues descriptive of the college engineering, the College of Litteral Arts, the Schools of Education, Commerce. Law. Medicine and Music. The fundamental principle of Sin gle Tax Is positively at variance with the accepted principles of taxa tion and Is condemned as a system of taxation by all economic writers, worthy of the title. The object of Single Tax, or a tax on land only, should at once be apparent to those who would give the subject a moment's thought— discrimination against land. But why discriminate against land ? Let us NoF _ JUN-DIAL Ä.FTHcDJ IN oUR JToRE. WE DON’T CARE To CARRY cUR JTVFF UNTIL ÖETJ OUT-or-DATE. -- we - would rather . JELL AT LOW PRICEJ NOW * ‘ JOODJ, AND JELL MANY OF THEM *THAN °To JELL NOW AT HIGH PRICEJ AND No? JELL So MANY. JTYLE, QUALITY AND THE JQUAJE DEAL ARE THE THREE THIN6J THIJ JToRE JTANDJ FoR. come in and we will do BUJINEJ3 WITH YoV KIGHT. THAT'5 All As Henry George was the author of Single Tax and as his master work on this sub’ect Is hts hook "Pre-r ress and Poverty," from whlcu all Single Tax advocates draw their in- anlratlon and to the fundamental prin ciples of which they subscribe; and ns Joseph Fols, who Is financing the present Single Tax camnalgn In Ore gon la an avowed Henry George Sin gle Taxer, openly declaring for the abolition of private property In land, let us consult Henry George In A------------------------ "Progress and Poverty" and learn what this Single Tax movement In Oregon moans L. J. SHIPPY I HOT POINTS FOR i HOT WEATHER Quotations From Gaorqa. “The truth Is. and from this truth there can he no escane. that there is and can be no Just ti tle to an exclusive possession of the soil, snd that private prop erty In land is a holo. oaro. enormous wrong, like that of chattel slavery ” Again he aavs: "If the tend belongs to the neople. why continue to permit land owners to take the rent, or compensate them In any manner for the loss of rent?" waotMDCIXHBX j I I < ' It is Economy to use a "Hot Point" Electric Iron. The Yamhill Electric Company has them. See » Local Mgr.
