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fHE OREGON "SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTX AND, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1918.
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Fljsslah leadtr - is Believed ; In
Serman Attack on &
British Line Pails
I Xafaari-y Vaabls, Badge Halg Force
Despite Aaslstesee of Pavy Oaas
That Barked Thro ghost Day.
London, March (L N. 8.) In th
i moat determined large, teal infantry at-f
taek launched against th British, front
! this year the German have been defeat
ed aft iJiIUal success. The thrust was
delivered last night Against the wedge
5 It l D !'-. f I anTn ,nw werman unes oy, tne i
I-Uany VlfCleJ t0 Pt VICXim 0j British last fail, when Halg troopal
; . . r - i hibm sui ma utmiii unaa on me boulii-
i uerman Autocracy s nevenge. i southeastern outskirts . f
HouUiuUt forest la Flanders and cap
tured most of, the Paachendaele ridge.
ona
UENtNE REMAINS IN POWER JJJf dominating postti
i-'.VSiU'- "" "" 1 """" '"" ' J ' ,' .Throughout' tha day , tha German tig
J ...':'! j-, '. ;v--v gun had battered away against the
Theory v Is Trotsky Sacnflew Briti. , jKiuanft.a-torn
, r.'. , , , columns were sent forth Into battle, they
5 e IT; lOr rrinCipicS r re m I C I I ver9 supported by an intense oomoara
" ' , . . , . ... .1 roent . The attack was on e front of
2 Turned OOVICU Against' Hlfll. nearly a mile from south , of. the Menln
Ieo Trotaky has fallan iotim, Hla
tcillerad tn nany circles, of the Oaxaaaii
r vernmant' ravan j fiii ral-nfttlon
BolsheviK foreirn mlUar ..waf ii'j
: n4f4 ; jf fciraaaif , In ,! a . f peach baf or
C central aovlet is Petregrat Tith
jm dtsappeara tha' oontroUins covnolla
mJ craai Huasta,, the, ftrofo,, f :u
f Nicholas- Lenlne, -who i would BtlH. be
. lrt hla ewiaa exile had It not been for
I erWarpermiaaloM w4. de(re for hipi
t j pas through Germany, amain pre-
n let t -F-'i-.i-i ' ' f-i'i v: -' -' '
Trotaky rtlffnetton',( ascribed In
teaui ' 1 ... -' t - y -m
Paris. March .U, P.) Failure of
attempted air raWs asalnat Boispatra
and sector of Heilloa and Xepricourt,
was .officially annoyaeed tonight. , -
AM ERICANS MADE AIM
OF INTENSE SHELL FIRE
fOontlwiBd
Pwre-OiM
the Interruption never Tf eared him;
.When tha shelling finally ceaaed they
had their repairs oojspletad.
Tha bombaranient on this aecter flur
ing the last two day a haa bean three
r four Umes as not as u n&a ever peen
J ctrogrM dapfttheii to ajtut betveeii l eh tha at, Miiuei, sector. .
h m and tiulne over th peace lasua. Btf ' gttellf strike Pagemtt
Tlioae hare, who, have. been for mtb I' Thl afternoon a big- shall atruck
14 the closest touch with the Russian
ttuMlon. . believe , the derm an sovern
rrtflnt instated en hie elimination fropj
the eeuncJla of Smelay InaUtuta. ' -
At was Lenine whe swunf the Petre
r r 4 'and Moacow - Soviets . around to
their overwhelming peace yoles agjajnst
Tfotskya. fervent -protests, it la now
lenlna who Is bendlnr miaht and 'main
t have the alt Russia Soviet's executive
tit uo'ia ieu iw avwf v v -j
cowr Tuesday, again over Trotsky's head.
Significant in connection with the be
lift that Trotsky' resignation was da
riknded by Berlin la the fact that the
a tent was foreshadowed a week age in
Mmi-offlclai advices from tha German
capital. Krylenko, an uncompromlslnjr
eaemy.ef Germany, had to go and his
r4lgnatlon too - was "exclusively pre-
. dieted by Berlin."
rOeneUiaion of peace between the Bol-
saevlkl and- Rounianm was announc4
jrr yetrograa toaay.
At the same time it waa said that
Tkmmanla had broken oft her peace
pgrlay with the central powers, whose
terana aha finally rejected after con
Anting to the preliminary peace treaty
published two daya ago.
conraciGM
MILLS TO
FINISH
AIRPLANE BEAMS
Twenty-five Carloads of Airplane
Stock WHt Be Manufactured
For Government in District.
ALL DETAILS ARE COMPLETED
at
ti
squarely pn .a dugout in which v mofe
than Q raen -ware' s sheltered. They
dashed out and late, enother, dugout.
only to have their new rerug; . oemoj
lahad by a shall a few minutes later.
One German - Is known . tq neve peen
killed In a patrol encounter in the sec
tor ocouplad by -jnrkana on the
Chemin dee Pamee fronV 1 protaw
the enemy suffered other casuaiUes-
Thr wereno tAmerkan loasea. ..
This announcement .: 1 accepted aa
meaning that- Americans, probably for
the f tret time, may be fighting on oer,-
mtn soil. The wesurn front, lot about
60 mile north from the Swiss border, is
In German territory. The war depart
ment at Washington Saturday night an
nounced a casualty list of it -dead and
40 wounded. The announcement did not
designate tha time of the casualties nor
the eeotora.
Washington. March (U. P.) Ob
jection by the French government was
tha basis of tha war department order
against the publication of home ad
dressee in casualty lists. Chief of Stan
March revealed tonight.
This fact, hidden last night when the
order became known, waa passed on by
General Pershlnv and action by the
department waa taken at once. The
public Information committee tm re-
Killed, 30 Injured .
J"TTIT'QT,ia - All nOlfi rused today to handle the deleted lists.
XXL XCblXO All wCU though the department undertook to
publish the lists itself. The HsU for
the past two days were followed tonight
by a list of 1 dead and 0 wounded
the largest single casualty report to
date. :
k f raaee Objected, It Is. Bepov ted
1 -Franca objected td- the form 'ol the
Purls.' March .t-(U. P,).JIine per
ns were killed and tf Injured In last
hfsair- raid over Varla, Jtwss
'any announced tonight.
Between- 10 . end 1 enemy squadrons
fcrtunpetevvtRieeessiewy.vvinvtiisyia.
I.ey approached the -ctty; by way of I casualty announcements' -heretofore
tltt'Olee end Marne valleys. , ' I made, March explained, on the ground
auty-owe'-FwACh alrpJaReaso)ed tlt It furnishes information to- the
t meet t be .German fets end stopped I enemy, jgjfctt-; French -sia the systam
I e greater number . et tnem before lot mentioning the date of action end the
cause er eeaifweuon as gassea' -r-gave
the Germans Just what they wanted to
know 'the result of an attack and
basis for knowing what to do next time
Doubt was felt as to whether the French
actually requested elimination of home
Addresses,
March appealed to the press to baek
up Pershing, on the ground of patriot
lam. H pointed : out that France does
im ij ii m m i.,, . i,
Esmond Arrested '
ttsi Dgercms&liw
feao -Francieoe. March - t.-iV, P.)
rrderal officials and elty police today iJJrZnZiZ7Z
rtd. Ah em.M ivuk skmmnf not publish any lists, merely havln the
mayor Of a city or town, inform, the rela
tives of the deceased. . , ..iw
V'Seaafor ;w t)aettions Anthorlty
.Senator New iatfoduced a resolution
raided the effteea of Frank JQsmond of
te I." w. , w'- IHfensa "lsagye tna .
' y fated Bsraond.1"-'"-?--';; ;f-rerX'
papers and letters found in. the -of-ffce
were elad ' and federal officers
ate holding Esmond on a charge of be asking tha department to state the au
idar '"a 'dangerous alien, . Esmond i I thority upon .which it acted but he could
said to be a British subject, but the of-1 not get oonaideratlon - of the resolution
ftrerssaid that weHld not pi event his I today.. The war department, announced
. claseiflcatlen aa an alien enemy,
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rfniutuiiniiitiiiuiiiniiiiiiiniii!i!iiu
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that next. Of kin would be promptly no
tified of casualties and. said that per
sons witn kin whose names were sum
lar to those prlntedin the deleted lists
could rest assured of the safety of their
soldier men if they had no department
.announcement. tjuffektyT
450 MOD SHIPS YEARLY
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rMJla.a.a Ha.taesvaJ
aseawsas sswee Me, . . g
THE SIGN OF s
PERFECT SERVICE
aw they ' have, the figures and I
thing, ws wul get results.
xitoedel deciaretr tnat shipping facill-
mm. . musi xeep pace e ine lumper can
marketed commereially, - otherwise
full 'production of ships can not be
secured. Van Duser stated that a largo
- oaae In production is possible if a
eflfcUe program Is .announced, so log-
, can oe sure or a market-
Washington. March I. (L N. 8.)
Two. million dead weight tons: of ship-
pins' or tne present government shipping-
program nave been completed, the equiv
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F.TT I THE - ART - OF n- 52 atent of about t.JOO.OOO tons gross ton
lf?rITJUf,IE,T5 - 5 nage. the term weed GermaaF in re
porting ship destmetlon, according to
Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the
shipping board. ''Mere -than ; one ship a
day are the estimated launching for
tbis mentis. .-s,.'- -v f-...--; n-v ;
Although - experiencing' one r of the
I worst winters in the last 40 Tears, we
have completed and. put Into operation
ships to date, with a total deadweight
I tonnage of about lOO.OOO.f be said.
"In March- will be turned ;out more
than twice the number of ships sent
thewajs the' first two months of
i year, in J anuary utere --were is
I vessels' launched.' afrecaitlnr llx Soa
Private eacamlnatien and testing 5 1 tons ; ; In February there were 1, of a
roenss, tne latest scientific in. :s I euu - o ii.spu xons t r xor ; aiarcn xne
m ... .. '"iMHmlrt.M fa II:KIm w,W
axrwoieatis I or testing tne eyes, a .r . . ' r sV7
-i 4 Isl 1 an aggregate tonnaee ef . 220.691.
s-aav arm- . tecwastn number , of ship .'1
u.g awf4w ie n.ee meet - nnUhed and turned over te the
complex lenses- and the acctt, I board ready for use at- once tor avsi
rate tittles; f .classes. . SI see service. ! In March we haye prom-
. . . . -.- . f- --. - , , . n ill. 1 1 i. . a . a . . m
COrapiet lent ETindins I lSl.nt tons. Deliveries of finish ed.ve,
: factorv- on tri'r.rm!er I eel since the first of the year-already
- 7 T T- Z : . r . s I numoer ze. aggregatmr sia.141 dead
weight tons.'" r- - -
Frogrea la construction of shlnrards
t reported by Admiral H. Hv Rousseau.
U onarge or tne ooaro s yard work. .Of
a total of ISO yards, TT have been es
tablished or are being established "since
Aprtl.C lfl7; and as a whole these new
yarns are 65 per cent finished. There
are 230.000 men at work building; ships.
and S00.000 are expected te be ,tn the
yarns py june.
Believed Awarding ? of Contract
- Means That Ultimately Large
Part ti Stock Furnished Here.
1. ;is ' H lA.C
A contract for the manufacture of
23 carloads of airplane stocsrinto wng
beams , for use ol tne government jn
buildlnst airplanes for training purposes.
waa closed. Saturday by Colonel Brica
P. Dtaque, In eharge of spruce produc
tion In the Northwest, with the Oregon
Planing Mill Owners' association. : Tbuf
another bur step, lit the matter of speed
ing airplane production nd saving the
maximum, number of railway ; cars inj
shipment is taken. . - - . .
U 'th worlt-of the Oregon planing
mills proves satisfactory, which i the
mill men declare will unquestionably
be the case, it is trf be followed by
rapid expansion of i,he manufacture
locally of wood parts for airplanes
until all the products of the big out
up plant at Vancouver are made Into
finished parts in Oregon.
Will Employ 1M, Workmen
' The awarding -of this contract maana
that the naUla of the asociatton aharv
Ins; It will employ 100 workmen,, six
hundred . thousand feet of lumber will
be required tq fill the contract. Should
more business ' be granted. It is ex
pected that there will be sufficient work
for the employment ef 1000 men . in
the planing mills during the remainder
of the war, and It will thus prove an
Important industry.
The awarding of the contract ts. the
result of months, of effort with the air
craft? production -board at -Washington,
in . which the Chamber ' of Commerce,
the Mill Owners' association. Senators
Chamberlain ana McNary. congress
man " MeArthur, Colonel - deque. Major
Leaabetter, Captain Itussel! - Hawkins,
former Governor West and Claude Mo
Colloch have taken part Governor
West put the finishing touches on the
effort recently while in wasungton.
backed energetically by Senators Cham
berlain and McNary.
Full Detail Worked Oat
After Colonel Disoue waa vested with
authority, Manager T. C. Mclntyre of
the Mill Owners' association, with
committee of hia associates, went to
Washington, visited airplane factories,
and in an extended conference with ail
Interested, worked out full details as to
how the work should be arranged.
In all arguments presented the funda
mental facta that local wood-working
plants had been rendered largely tHe
through tailing orr or erainary - nuiia
ing operations incidental to war, that
skilled men in tnese piante were not Go
ing their best for the cause when
witched to other lines,' that 'wood
working plant in the east Would have
to be" converted if the--wor-tcwerertiot
done here, that there waa no congestion
Industrially in the west and that having
the. work done here would, save much
to .transportation, were incessantly
Urged. Tbe- faet that tne raw material
is obtained here was aise et rortn con
tinualrv. u 7 -
One of the Important features In hav
ing the work done here is that It will
result ' in saving much dear spruce
Those whor have visited eastern plants
declare that the waste of th precious
wood Is appalling, workmen apparently
not appreciating its scarcity and cost.
In order to handle the initial order
and other that are expected to. follow
according to government requirements.
dry kiln processes are to be Installed in
some of the locaf mills. Some of . these
kilns will be capable of handling about
100,000 feet at one time. In exe
cuting the initial order, only
few mills will be chosen by the crov
ernment for the work, selecting those
with the most complete equipment. After
the first work proves the certainty of
the work being done properly, it ie esti
mated that all Portland mills and per
haps some outside will be kept running
at capacity, i, ' : '--
The basic eight hour day will prevail
in carrying out the work and the wagea
will be established by the government
itself. The work will be under the super
vision and direction of Captain O, P.
M. Goss of the Vancouver re-saw plant.
Four Hill Academy
Men Now Colonels
The. Hill" Military academy of Port
land has turned out four colonels, be
side many captain, lieutenant and
enlisted men to the American army, ac
cording to announcement made Friday
afternoon when Sergeant Harry. Rich
ards cf the British army, presented a
British flag to the school.
Moreover, three Hill graduates are
commissioned offioera in the British and
Canadian forces. ,
, The former Hill pupil now colonel
are Harold B. Flake, K. Neeley John
son, Thomas M. Anderson and William
H, Jordan..- '
Reed College' May . : ! f
;Train500:Soiaiers
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Fertlaa laiUtatlqs Fresered te flrre
Technical JtsitraeUosf Secretary f
WarnlBaker .Bead letter.
SecreUry 'of War Baker. In a letter
to ttO president of Reed college, stresses
the Immediate need of the army - for
technical expert. "la order . to avoid
unnecessary disturbance-to essential in
dustries." eays Mr- Baker. through
withdrawal of skilled men, an effort.wtU
be made- to give large number of men
entering the service Intensive element
ary training, along vocational lines.'
The secretary of war has annqunced
the appointment of a "committee on ed
ucation andy special training, whose
function H will be to formulate definite
plans for using the colleges to train
men .for the army. The committee -con
sists ot colonel Hugh s. Johnson, Lieu
tenant Colanel Robert I. Roes and Ma
jor Grenville 3ark. ...
( Reed collego has agreed a train 600
of. these mu during the coming summer-
and - baa already received word
from the federal authorities of the prob
able necessity of accepting' the offer of
the college. -In thia caae,a large num
ber of drafted men and enlisted men
la the army, probably 660 or more, will
be selected, with reference to their spe
cial abilities and sent to Reed college
by th war department . for lnte.olve
technical training.
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LEADERS OF SOCIALISTS .
; CONSPIRING, IS CHARGE
(Oaathsned fms Pate Gael
PROHIBITION PARTY
LOSES IDEIffllY IN
SM; SUBDIVISIONS
In First Congressional District
-Party Polled Vote That
. Maintain? Status.'
Salem, Or March f.-A a political
party recognised; fcy law. the Prohibi
tion Part has ceased to exist la the Bee-,
ond and Third Congressional dlstrlejts
ox vregon, accoraing to an opinionsaiven
today by Attorney General , Brow te
Secretary ef State Oleott. who had mad
Inquiry as to the status of that party la
this State. - - - ' . -; . , y
The : Prohibition party, however, i I
Still a political party recognised by law
in the .state at large and In the First
Congreaaional 'district, ' ':X . -.,-
This peculiar situation arise from the
f act ' that at the last general election.
which was tn lilt,, the Prohibition party
naa a ' eanaiaaie ior congress m tne'
First district only, and th law pro
Tide that a political party j an affili
ation of the electors representing a po
polltical party which at th last general
election poueq at least rive per cent of
the entlr vote east In the state, county,
precinct, or other electoral district, for
representative In congress.
In the First Congressional district,' at
the last election. Mark Weatherferd of
Albany was the nominee for representa
tive in congress qfboth the Democratic
and Prohibition parties. He . polled
move than five per eent pt the veto
cast In the state at large for congress'
men, and also more than, five per eent
east in the first district.
This will permit . the party to meet
in convention to nominate candidate
for state offices. and candidate for of
fices In. the First. Congressional district,
but If the party desires to nominate can-.
dtdatea for office. In the Second and
Third Congressional districts. Including
county offices, the new party must be
legally organised in those district -
If the party should amalgamate with
the National ' party. It could not assign
tta rights a v political, party to th
state at large, and la the ' First Con
gressional district, to any other party
with which it becomes ldantifledv hold
the attorney i general.
Wisconsin Solons ',
, Adjourn Sessions
Madison, Wla, March , .r-TJ. K P.
The Wisconsin legislature's war session,
a battle royal from start te finish, ad
journed today. ' , -
Senator Dlthmar, the only member
present in the senate, adjourned that
body himself. The - assembly adjourned
with only three members present. A
President Wilson himself is generally
believed here' to be the reason for the
delay in making it public
Several official Socialist documents.
Including the war .program adopted in
St Louis last year, which r ended the
socialist rang, rortnea tne body of a
i page, moictment ' ana are in effect
outlawed thereby. " i -
Way Beelaratloa Crltlelsed
The SL Louis oroclaraation declared:
"It Is not a war against the militarist
regime ef the central power. It Is not j
a war to advance the cause of deraec I
racy in jsurope. We brand tha declara
tion of war by our arovernment as a '
crime against the people of the United
states ana pieage ourselves to contin
uous, active and public opposition to
tk war'-; --;:r .' r. -
"Down with war. another official
pamphlet issued ' by the Socialist ha
tlonal. executive, committee declares.
'Suddenly, with little notice er "warn
ing, without the sanction er consent ef
the . people and , without consultation
with the people chosen representatives
in congress, we are praetieauy ordered,
to Join in the mad dance of death. '
Only Evllt ef War Fletared
' This statement and ether picturing
war horror were cited in the Indict
ment in support of the charge that the
Socialists npersistently dwelt upon the
evils ef the way without ' mentioning
any consideration n favor thereof, and
upon the desirability ; and necessity of
avoiding and stopping said war, and op
posing the further prosecution thereof,
at all oosts, and regardless of the patri
otic duty of person constituting the
military and naval forces
Berger'a article in his newspaper,
the Milwaukee Daily Leader, were cited
in the Indictment.
Engdahl'a American Socialist, th in
dkstment charged, 'printed Lydla M.
O'Neal' poem, "Show th Flag, which
contained the lines: . .- ..
MD!p the ftag;to half ast "
; Libertv ia deads. : , , ;
Conscription la th order !now- u
v.She o whom we boasted.
She who -was 'our pride, ?
By th liahd of flara fout
And traitor died. y
IsdietedMea atileerty
The government . is- in no hurry - to
bring the -men. to trial stated United
SUte Pistrlct Attorney Qyne tonlght.
They have not been arrested yet., but
are expected to present; themselves at
tne proper, tune for preliminary hear
ing. .:-Z-- , '. ...
Section $ of title i of the act thy are
charged with violating fixes a penalty
of not more ttmn f io.qqq fine er 20 years'
imprisonment, er both, n conviction.
Excepting Berger. the ' Indicted . men
max their headquarters in Chicago.
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fmi II llllllli L - 4llll jV atMF-W"Faytdw4.Way-- : -
IWi I 1 W ii y J ft wJrSzl i Calfc Yt'jX St wSS -
lift i H i I Llli. "Hill 11 flMO WrU4tiiii Cask, it3 a Week -
II 111 Hill 14 5i llln II U'H rtk 1-H Caai, U4i a Week
vlli!'''5-,f i . ji ia aoon aeygstc'ro TmKrm ' 'jjhu
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n , in,, g; r-ifnii n 11,-1 1 1 Tiit 1 rrmn t 1 ini. "iTLgr-fciiniusj rr.,,,. m Kmtimwmm 1' . 1 .ilswihj uimui 1 m ..ufaa ijgjiujsi
Fleeing Checkers :
Shot by PoHceman
Chicago. March (L N.- S-lMlBtak
lng six policemen for a band of robbers,
Samuel . Beisch fled from his ' post . aa
checker in, down town rturant and
WWi PMV, Wl .WW JJ VII V,
Ucemen. who were returning from a
battle with an automobile bandit.
The police were under order te stop
alt suspicious character. .
. ptsch' condition la critical, i
Huge Crowd Meets . -Redmond's
Body
Wxford. Ireland. March 9. TJ. P.)
Thirty thousand men met th train
carrying the body of John Redmond,
noted Irish leader and followed : the
cortege to the church here today,
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Do You Know
Edwards' bedding buyer is urging u to advertise the fact
that bed buyers are not "mattreea-wiser" He declares too
few people realise the comfort and quality ln'"Sleepwelt'
mattresses. " prop tn and talk It over with him. j$0 NIGHTS'
FftES TRIAL is given with every "SleepwelL" -
, ' ,
Everyone I Interested when an opportunity is given them
to dispose of what I not wanted to a good advantage. Kvery
little change, no matter how small, is an Improvement and
make' your horn more attractive and Inviting to yourself
and everyone else. Apply your old furniture as part pay on
the Jfind you want.
SAVE YOUR EYES 5
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OPTICAL INSTITUTE E
llODERW, BUST EQUIPPED 5
.tarajat,isijijiEaT
Culted Ogar Store Owner Dies
Syracuse, n. March- -U. p.
' - - aa ma i kaal ukalea ' m v. a. . . -
::mmi cobbett BrrtBrwa rVTrrt'.?"'?
S I died her today.; aged 70. after a lisnr.
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Kreisler WU1 Play
No More in Public
New Tork, March ,--i: N S- Frit
Kreisler,-the vtohnlat announced today
that he will play no more In public dur
ing the war. This decision earn as a
result of. criticism- .which, persisted
even; after ho had sacrificed hi 180,000
annual income and appeared only at
charity concerts without pay.
Kreialer Is a lieutenant in the Aus
trian army who cam to America after
receiving a augnr wound. ;
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f InGanP-rancibco
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Fom 5J1..0U a ; Day
BrWartso twKHto BlnawltO
Suadarsr Bresldast 75e UlanerltS
- Municpal car fine direct to door. Mete
- Bus meets principal trains and steamcra
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Chili Con Carne r . . . . Be
Rice ..5c Beana.Sc Pie .55
Waffle. ...'10c Hot Cakes 10o
WOOD'!
QUICK LUNGH
101 SUtk Street, Corner Stark
$2.00
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Hooverize mnd Economlxe
Sen4 U Year OI4 Carpets, QUI
, Rug and Woolen Clothing; '
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Wcslero Fluff Rui Co.
S-S virion Ave, M.. Oeraer Vt Oavk
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... We De Sctantlfle CarM eteMttn -:
-rTh Cry ef all Bablea is for Fulton Go-Cart. A splendid
assortment Is .now on display Home have the new artillery
wheels, ethers have wire wheels, 'but all are rubber tired.
Make your selection now and get th benefit of all th '
Spring Sunshine Pay Later.
Is Anyone So Lavish With Money as to Deliberately Overlook Such an Outfit as This?
$(Tft nY0 That's All You Need to Have TW TW
o Rooms Full of Furniture in Your Home!
Balance Arranged to Fit Your Individual Requirement
Beautiful Four-Piece
Uving-Room
Suite
$57.85 I
Hand-Rubbed Wax," Certainly l You
may aeleet any single piece from either
suite if you like.
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-K',J.r.a.r" SU-Foot Table-Six Solid Oak
i T,,' XZrZl thairs--Quarter-Sawed .Buffet
alitor $79.95
Mi'
'Bfue,Birds and Blossomt," That? Why thX-Ray" U Turned on This Hand-Decorated
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White Enamel Suite I
"Bxauislte. "Sturmtnar. "Charmlna. "Cleve'r.'
Bride' s Butte, "Distinctive" all such thing as that
i wnat visitors nave saia wnen it was displayed in
the chamber shop on the third floor. You could pay
more, but you'd never get more in, beauty and dura-
$75.50
This Outfit Displayed in the Fifth.St. Window Today
New Sultan Mataf old Davenport Bed
For Yeur Living Room
SS Ca.l SI Week
Easily holds full size bed mat
tress, pillows and bedding ia
place for immediate use.
Contains every feature and alt
the comforts of a regulation size
brass, iron or wood bed when
open.
Equipped with t fine Unk
spring, held by 36 helical rprlncs
that pun from both ends and
aides.
A Bed For the Room W here.
There No Room for a Bedt
Tapestry and Leatherette
Overstuffed
Rockers
$16.75.
U Cash-41 Week
Quarter-Sawed Oak
Flush'Rlm Top
Dining Tables
$28.75
$1 Cash $1 Week
if '' X
lasting Relief to Cold and Bare Floors I
These Standard B
rassels
Rug
Especially i Priced -For
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Xour Benefit MmmB " .r Mi
at only , 11 JlV WW t'
$26.85 litftfef M
U Cashrl Week
"No friend dwells with you so
faithfully as the furnishings of
your nome.
."Prttty Ruts
are indicative
of your incUnar
tion a. fancies,
tastes and traits
of character.
. "If you put cheerful
ness into your home you.
. will take joy out of it."
"One of these new rugs will
give that dlslred cheer you've
long looked for." . , ;!
'-"Whether it be living, dining
or bedroom, you'll find a pattern
tnd color to please you." .
The times - demand alertness,
energy and efficiency. - ,
"Do Your Bit" ,
but keep
Your Home PIL
Sufficient, equip-;
ment for effi--cient
living Is
.necessary but
OA V CI f -. .-.
Please Arrange to Shop EarlyThit Store Closes Saturday Evening at 8
- "Don't Make the Enemy Wiser! Be a Conversation Miser!" " 1 1 1 '
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