THE OREGON STATESMAN, SAL:i, C7GON
Saturday: 4 ng, july 192
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BtepheiKA; Stone ...,..;..i...i..i;.......Manaalnr Editor
, i Italph Clover .'. . . . . . .Cashier
Fnnx Jasroskt ; . . .Manager Job Dept.
TIXEPU0NE3:
i v, i ! .Business Office, 23
Circulation Department, SIS
L..i Job department, fit 3 t
' Society Editor, IOC ,
Entered at nha PostoffJce ih Salem,! Oregon, a second elaaa matter
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WOMEN UNDERSTAND POLITICS
road affairs in this field ..as. to
halt progress for a long time,, end
la the end tt wonjd do more barm
than good. One thing, the mat
ter should be harried to ; ton-
elusion. iEvery day of nneertala
lyj U detrimental to- thfs'section
! Oregon, where, according to dey
tractors, "It rains 13 months in
the year." must think more of
Iirigation, and do more of it.
. - -
One thing, the filberts and wal
nuts are hot- suffering from the.
drouth. ":
' .nlP.wAi. nl I teems' . to M a reverst " tujs c
w : 7"l.-.tA... EVeiVtime tion be nhrsiciaa ,
ii-
jre
whale For the ReddW;f JP Siberia m tol h ay wo4 'It. I
i-fniu that the CommnnisHnnmoer ol vPBes trv "T aad w r
r.r .W; ktec t&WreaWd the total tirmisn lor w patIV
Ol ierriiorr wcutit?u f -
terlaily sprtaH oat. If Japan con-
tianes to e-rafcaate Siberia mnder
the same terdas the : Kmng u
pin.
ban
S:
an
flag will be
. - . . .i
oTer'Asla.
i -
Uacan. la tn
und floating all lift hjmsejf over the feEce bAfs
boot etrapa seems to have Sn
ith, is playins a J adopted as the finaneial poHclof
on
i When the Nineteenth araendment was under discussion in
the debates in Congress, and it ratification was an issue injhe
tate ijegislatures,, it was ' often predicted that women would
r fail to jrspojuji -to; their pportunitieg in the field pf.ptolitical
endeavor because they had no knowledge of politics, no capacity
v: to' grasp ita intricacies, and no intention of participating: in a
" fnnetidi'that tiad been given over largely to the men iii the
i organization and direction of government. To be sure,f equal
J mffragf bad 1een tried out in some of our western states, but
' ; ti e stories of how-it Workeij praetieally were looked upon as
V travelers' .tales and were passed over in other parts of the
country as hardly worthy of consideration, asa political inn(yva
The result of the Irish election
showa. a majority" f or the-'proposed
treaty, bVt ,tli next thing will b
tovcTjstailixeV the feelin I
--':.::':-. " .-. -.j .- : r r'-
It la to be press med that Qeorge
Tjchitcherin, the busj;, man ai Ge
noa; will cut a figure also at The
Hagne. - - He teherUInir tooic a
lot of tchances at Genoa. ' ?
Republican ' : and ; monarchiat
Germany are again tugging for
the mastery. Dr. Wirth" says that
the republic must lire; and . re
I cent demonstrations would seem
to indicate that this sentiment is
predominant in that countgr now.
So autocracy ever Initiated - so
absolute a one-man regime. ; l-e-
nin was.tbe BOlo planet ' I .the
Marxian firmament. TroUky.his
larkvsatellite, : the Bnssian? peo
ple out . millions oi specas -: - i . ..lplliiv. .. .
.v- I. fhdmiw'ldeenrat aamel She la josing "fT- xeep
,in. wrune reluctantly from the faith and popularity with j every that Ajstrla has no boot,: fit.
o .hi. .iir in the Or fent and tnei ucci-ivj ur.Ausuian idea
d!sm and annrehenaion the re- dept. Presenly be will nna-ner- i - : i erery.man
ports of the German doctors on geu isoiaiea nui A , ,u,( 1Q s
w .i-v iMirAw ..V. 1 r ITndoubtedlr tile Japanese gor-iui aa uea let
a.Ua Sib 4M1U M ww w . " -t I ,l ' I fc .
iw ,i IAVnmAn !, fnllv cfemitABt oMWSI naT vre io print all tke
Wll'm mor nardonic trick dancerons proepeetL She rea I f -w 'M
to exnose the fallacy of the Karl however that an opportnnity " "f resul
Mfiinr thoAi-iA. I wer there em I this to acoalre territory andlcom-l.thls feyerlgli competotion a
Mthiw .hn,Hir hoit h (mercial room wild nerer leome I of mbossed wallpaper la! w
rgaln. China la rlsMntf in power; inmco, wyia man me ume pa
Euron wilt not remaia f orCver I wh Its.ls printed as j Aust
feeble in ber own Ashes. What I crowns; rv an everybody wor
a lather. ' Along toward thje shank
of the! evening V old Panther's
Erealh . politely Inquired of; his
ruide: -Why do your people al
ways speak of Indiana as wild? ,
it
Election of Delegates S
. By Legion Not Regular
x Delegates to the state eonven
tion ot the American Legion mut
be chosen at ' regular meeting
and luce the meetiig Wednesday
cn.rlal called nieetins.
will be necwsary to elect the del
patea at th .regular weet.ug,
Wednesday. Jlr 5- Th-: is th
fetaiemeat of Commsn-af r 4o w-n-ton.
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The election of ' delegate at
special meeting" was an oversight,
be says. The actiomof the mem
bers at the, special meeting hiay
cither be cOaf'rnied by the regular
meeting, Wednesday. Mr. Mioton
says, or the nominations reopened ,
la the usual way. -
THE IROSnr OP IT
tbiirl own petard?'
4 They said, "nine-tenths of the
world's wealth is owned by one-
teptb of the world's people. We
wilt change all this. In Russia
henceforth 100 per cent of the
wealth shall belong to 100 per
cent of the people."' ' t
So" they proceeded to cut off
all heads capable of rising above
the level of the mass--except that
of' the lord high executioner.
Then they passed around among
tb Russian people all that' re
mained 100 per cent of the na
tion's poverty.'
Evidently the. one capable head
left to direct the Russian derelict
advantages she - qt
eelze will be lost to
Therefore she is wll
a 'desperate chance
for the government . the n
ment is being overworked.
the! dls-1 XEW LKSSON FROM BASE
not now
ler forever.
ig: to take
n
Vnnr vpar hAa Ru&sia'wallow
t ion tbrt p ppp 4ay Jn tfan?f ?r.red f rom state to jiaUonal j ed ,Q the BloBgn of communism.
alithoritv. .:.':;; 1 -! & I i.,nmw,hl, ctoripa. nictnresaue.
: When equaUaulfrage finally came, it was ?een everywnere i,,,, condemnatory, apolo- j accounted tor its ability to aeep ness concerns ana ne
itiai anteuigenx aim cwuscicuuuu numcu uncuum w i eetic. have been written aDoui i nut u s. u
and, nor-1 nusaw uuuer iub
i
never so
czara was
pleasure of the rest o the
lied world. uos Angewes i im"
Thu i onlv nartiall trueJ Ja
pan is no doubt sincere
aire to withdraw he
forces from Siberla-ror
leading statesmen are
that desire, if her m
are not. But she Uas already
penetrated tar into Sifcerlal with
Ler "natlonars with I her husl-
settlers;
and she will ho doubt continue
4 The baseball season gets unfer
Way. It has been the national
in her de-1 rport smee -tne r Knickerbocier
military club of Nw Tork city started f e
p-i
on
a 111 .
E
i ii
dth I
i
rather her
sincere in
.litary men
organized basehtll
world'al fb-sf
, club In Mii. .... ; -
; Six years ; , before that Abler
Doubleday- took paper . oiill n.
a ruler and an InventlVel briSn
and mapped' out the' "diamooj.
Abner certainly "started some
thing. " He would have heart fall-
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
EaUblisied 18S3
General Banting Buxfeesa ;
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to I
- part' DoVonly 'fn elections; Vit'in the primarves and In the pre theae years bf mystery am
limivtfl're ssential-to rartv eonduct. ; In New ltf restate -'the ..... th. mt larplnever so entirely ruled hv one
sh wftll likely I ence fn action.
iiuii t uj, u luviuiuf vvvmu'wai f.i4"v. vii ..-v - .w lawaita a uennne snow-oowui i . .. i , . (
oi initios.. . . , . ... , . :.. . i "u. ...... . ...... .' - l.thls monster experiment! wun tne ev ui,mB womumuinic ""fc. s
ore if he could , .come back and
That seems to be the V policy ot hee abig league grandstandj aual-
'1.. Vot'linot eATiTiftr ill wftmpTi 'a Dpmocratie organization tr.i 1 Under the old regime th cry was. -I show of force; nnd she w
. -M a si vmvMvwi. w w. -- , ItUCUflCB Uk a was v - 1 i . I
- - v ii a. a i: n 1 1 a wn a v s tiToPaQi n A I ' . a.
wna PBiiPn in rnpei in iiihoiikh injiiiicui: iniib ui. mivuni,.
it than with a
: also
a loDct an mnv affirm . the I The King is dead uong ure no aoupi reaeem ne iu
f?v wsa -rainv amlidiaaffreeablel.: It -was expected that 300.U h. riiMl th undoubt-lthe King!- But when, by the In- or rather allai the; feeli
rfrvrn A IS wa Skills! K A TTafiLJfen T I 4 -F . t".' ; - t : I J .t M . 1-i 1 U a si am 4 Ha 1a. WrntIallo decree of "Providence. I hatred towardsher that exi
i uimcu. uuiia vg: l s..p, j. - - , - s 1 Ula.criUa luinvicu i vu a i .- w , - l ., y
And there were WXI in attendance. I lima of this social vivisection. Maoiai wnm ia removea. u
iiw .inanlmnoa vta wrtmPiT nledced themselves to I n... . ' v. ..Mrimmi I will be. "The Kin Is dead
V -. HUM mm asWS W V w XS wh ww - D - 1 B tlM K. W UAL SSAS B.Ua v " w I ,
loval support of the state ticket with the proviso that they nrop1? vikniar Lenin is a very every one for the tall timber!-
.... would support "no candidates who have agitated against the J 3ick jf he dies the cause of ! So we reach at least one clear
Jjeague of JKations rwho have abused iormer rresiaent ) uson i RUSgan Communiem will flad it;leoncluMon from the Russian ex-
or former Ooverrior Smith through the press or Otherwise. .lf n' desperate atralU. Out oflPerimeat. Ja no state of society
t hii.niianimnna rertiwliatinni of 'Mr. Hearst a candidacy 11 vj :mw.A ttttw mininnnn.lcan you remove the brain and
ait mm-v v - , i a uaaaauacu amaau sij m w m i , -
without mentioning his nanet thU group of New York womenf ole u 8B1)o8edly rendered free expect the Btomach to survive.
iiave nown iue wj w iiieirjsisicra luuwcr omiks "8i j ji,! equal oy tms coiossai expen-
tutciiruuuiij'Btnuu, - iurj ntxi "", ... ..- . rjujij mere it none , iv.uu u
timers V ' ' H c : ( . I place. The whole Red .structure
: It is half suspected that women generally have known some-,1 fcuiit, on the denial ot the indl
thins a tout, politics ail this time without geumg creaii ior u. i vldUii and the apotheosis of the
There are;a-good many things in this country, tnat neeu i moD rS)u crashing to the ground
Jixing" vJ iU,;;'- '.a; 'f-Ii4-'-:';;,'-.V?, ;:fC I with the snuffing out of one,4n
JAPAVAXD 8IB1CRIA
from Toklo
is about to
iixing'-0 v'j' ; ' . ;' l v! I ?';:"r5- " v I with the snuffing out "of '
; Jiike the elimination, ; o! "the ( presidential electors and the I irridual life. "
election ot the President and Vice rresident by direct vote i Think of it! What a deiieioua
" M Like the. absolute elimination of' the. civil wars known as piece of irony!1" What a stupen-
.'Ktrikes-r . ' ".';fv W-in; " " m J dous' paradox! What a' wonder-
. Uke tne taking of the tanlf out of pontics by placing toe fui advertisement for the theor-
loweriug or raising of the rates in the hands of the PresidentjOr Jieg.t Karl Marx! m -s
tirefcrably in the hands' of a commissiou j" I Four years devoted to the ex-
lilKe lUe snuiung on ui Hue wiuu-uags tu iiie oeuaic; uuu itmcuon or maivianajuy ana me
the bouse, too, for that matter -' - I Eubstitnting of mass formation
And so on through a long list. - '; " - has produced what? tNot a nest
T I Perhaps we will have to depend on the women voters of the of ants, not a hive ot 4ees, where
.ircwXrfj withTplaiir 4hnking and direct acting, to correct a lot J no one wrker has a greater value
ci evils: and.straighten.out-a lot :-ot ,tangles. S, 'J i I . f v. I thait:aBoUieri '
But the creation of one Nietz-
4 Perhaps tha ; glorious- Fourth
will 'bring the needed rain. ,y m
, The; idea of, western Oregon Is
that . the attempted unmerger ; of I schean superman. -
tnnorhvn Paelllc and Central j ' It ia as though some naturalist
Pacific railrpada ought to te de- J had set" out to fill theocean with
feated. It would so unsettle rail-1 millions ot sprats and after four
i iaoie aispaicnes
report that Japan
evacuate Siberia. -
The trouble is, Japan has so
often evacuated Siberia. Siberia
FUTURE DATES
Job 1T-U Jalr 7. Vaealloa BihW.
tndr school.
jbu an to joiy i, tneiiuiT vnmn
Jaw l. BtTiT- ADonai saiem vie-
nle is Portland, Laoralbartt park.
July S. Thardy Stat coaratioa of
Tax reduction elaba in Salem.
Jaly a aad 4 Monday and Taaadaj.
Stat conTention of Artiaam at Wood-
bars.' ,l ; . . '
July 5, Wedasday PnfcHo playfronad
to -open.. . . v r ,
July 19, - Saturday It arioa, eooatl
Sunday aebool picaia at fair giaada.
September 2, 3 and 4. Lakeriew
Honad-np, Lakeviear, Or. -
Heptember -13. Wednesday Oregon
lfethodiat eonfereneo mocta in Salem- '-
: September 21. 22 and 23 Pendleton
ronnd-np. - - -
September 25 to SO lnclaaiTe OrefOB
Slate fair. - -
, KoTember 7, Tuesday .Central feta
tion. '
of
t all
Tile raceover
-ran there Is for commercial suprem
acy now, and Japan has a long
lead.- But. with an awakerjed
China. Japan will be kept on h.er
mettle. IPChlna can get herself
together," and give her commer
cial and manufacturing and fin
ancial concerns a chance, Japan,
will have no. easy race. The
Chinese are at , least as indus-
triouH as the Japaneset ,more bo,
un. the' average, .and capable of
greater burdens and longer flioura
of labor and , their organizing
and commercial inatinAa will
conrare more Uxan favorably
with those of the Japanese. In
other words, they are in the main
better workers than the Japanese,
and better" business ; men. What
tiey iack Is a stable and helpful
government." In the respect of
hefpfulness to hey people, no gov
ernment in the world exceeds that
of Japan. Not even the Germany
of the kaiser's time, or the Ger
many of the present under her
great industrial leaders.
i You never; can tell what you're
ctartlngl Some of the .things re-;
cently brought into exlutence will
play as bl a part In future Am
erican life as baseball now. iWlre-
less, or instance, v .
KOTAL SPORTS
' Wi are advised " that
james - or bcouana played go
Says a friend at the writer's f
boW: "First thing we know son
body wiU be; remembering Vhfcr
Pharaoh was shooting craps in
the Alexandria bar."
Who is wild nw?,,
One of our Indian chiefta a
recently-, wenti to Washington 1
a visit to the great father and 1
consult with the departmentc( -cerning
the affairs of his tril .
fie was shown" over the capl 1
cl ty. H e was talren to- a cabant
where a jaza! band , from Dixi-
land was dolag its wildest! all
a mob of bobled-halred flappeb
were fox-trotting themselves in
AUCT
ON
LAST
DAY
10 a. m.-l:30 p. m. C p. in.
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Will be open till 9 p. m. or later if necessary
HIGH GRADE HARDWARE and
FURNliuM-
iLciiflced on the Auction Block
Come Early
. ' ; - 1
Gapif al Hardware and Furniture : Co.
283 North Commercial .1
Not Closing Out
i
H.SHUSTEROWITZ
Owner .
F. K. AVOODRV , "
Aoclionecr
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The Biggest Little Paper U the World
Edited by John H. Millar
For a warm day,- there'a noth
ing like a ahady spot, even it it's
only Jn your back: yard;, and ;ge
cream; Plan now to have an out
door party on the Fourth and to
j.i'ike the refreshments all your-
" If Voa haven1 .'an -Ice cream
freeaer. surely yon know aome
one who wUlslendNyoa one, If you
promise to ; take Ncare of .lt and
send It back all-nice and clean.
. F.lrst, you tnusthreak up - the
ica for packing thereezer. Put
the ice in a strong bag and pound
it r until it I evenly, broken-into
chunks abontjthe si2eof an egg
When. you think yon have enough
Jcl broken, measure U.' Then for
two bowlfuls of.lce.useone bowl
ful of coarae salt. Add the aalt
ti the Ice. and- stor it; well. Put
the emptXV ice creanv tin In the
fiWzer with the cover ori and fas
teu on the top. and handle. Pack
the ice all arouna tne wnsouuiy.
until it lr even with the top. Then
ot it away somewhere, covered
with a piece of old carpet, for halt
an hour..: There should be a little
coating of frost "all over, the Inside
when the cream la pnt In. ' V-V-
To make one quart pi plain ice
cream, use 3 cups of milk. 1 cap
of sngar, 1 cup of -cream, and
flavoring. .Put the cream anL milk
and sugar In a' saucepan on the
tire and stir t until , the sugar Is
melted and the milk .steams,' but
does not boll; ' Take it off and
beat with the eggbeater until it is
cold. Add the flavoring. aol
freeze. For a fruit Ice Cream, add
a cupful of fruit 'Juice 4ust before
-1
the cream is put in the freezer.
aad stlr .lt in. i : ...'" '
lit you Want to make an ice. trjr1
raspberry ice. rat. two quartt of
the berries ' through 'a coHtnder
and v then strain in a cheesecloth
bag. .Boil together a quart of wa
ter and 3 1-4 cupfuls ot sugar tor
twenty minutes. Then cool. Add
the berries and. 3 tablespoonfuls
of lemon lake. ' and then freeze,
Just like you did the ice cream.
You can take turns cranking
daiiy Picture puzzle
z:zutnT6
YcsnrtCAY's
LYNX
What; Movinq Picture Attrcss
- -r- - Are: these --?.; V
until the cream Is hard. Youll
find It's lots of fun to make. r '
Of course ; .you'll want some'
cakes with your cream. Something
yon .can fix. up without trouble is
berry boxes; Ton can. buy at the
bakerVsome little square or ob
long cakes and hollow out the
middle part; with a sharp knife..
Fill; the holes with strawberries,
or the kind of berries you want,
and sprinkle with powdered su
gar. They make , the cunningest
little cakes.- You can Berve cream
on them if you like.
And for ' something to" drink
along wjth Ice', cream and cake.
grape Juice lemonade Just suits.
For a couple of quarts of this
you'll need 4 lemons. 1. quart of
grape juice, and 1 orange.
Put the water and sugar on the
fire and boil them 2 minutesJRoll
the lemons and squeeze the juice.
when the 'water is cool add the
lemon' Juice and stand it away un
til' you are ready " for it. Then
you can .add the grape, juice and
put it all In a bowl or pan iwith
a big piece ot.ice. Slice the oran-
ges very thin, cut them into smalt
pieces, and add them the very last
things k..vtrr ;v -- ;'; r
For an afternoon's "camping
out on the lawn." this will make
you forget the heat. '
But Anna had scampered up the
glairs and paid .no heed to the
seeding. "I just haven't, time to
sew it,", she walled. "She looked
about, then '. dragged out a box
from the closet. In it there were ta kill a mess of fleas. , There is
all sorts of things, among: them a I enough blood to fill a lard buck
The average man has no busi
ness to put on airs. 'An Intelli
gent chemist can ' go to a drug
store and get the stuffifor a syn
thetic statesman for' about 75
- f ' a
cents. According to a writer m
the Journal of the American Med
ical assentation there" is ahout
enough iron in the average hu
man body to make a ten-penny
nail. There is enough , ats to
make five bars of. soa,p. T'here
is enough lime to whitewash a
kennel. There is enough sulphur
bottle of jet shoe blacking. . She
Carefully painted her heeT where
the hole was, looked at It jcritical-
f ial the mtyror and tbenj
ott :Wjitfr.
She was the last One
et. There is enougn pnospnoruj
to adorn a dozen matches. And
so on. The specialist has it all
figured out, but when he IS
through one is convinced that the
chemical elements can all be
rounded up at the pharmacy for
less than the price of a shaving
outfit. In this connection, a
writer 'in the Los Angeles Times
declares that. W the scientist could
only master certain combinations
in assembling he-could go d6wn
to the laboratory with 10-quart
trotted Uail and get the stuff to build a
better citizen that Miram jonn-
mtriha. eon for 90 cents! Tnere is reauy
THE SHORT STORY, JR.
- ' . .
A Stitch In Time
Anna ran to get her bat.
1
'Anna,
dear." called her mother, "you
have a great hole In the heel of
your aeocking. .It showa plainly
"Of course. sighed Anna snl-
klly, "something like that would
have to - hannen. t First son sent
me back to waah my . neck, and
then I had to comb my hair again,
ind then you made me brush my
clothea. 'v'"'; '.' W-' 'Sir-i -
."But you "ire so trntidy,': pro
tested her mothef. "If you'd Just
keep yourv clothes.; looking Bice,
there wouldn't " be -all this last
minute harrying. And '-you never
start to tet Teady In "time.' any
meeting place" as it wasA bunch J no excuse for some folks "having
of the- girls were walking ont to I guc , exaggerated opinions of
RaUlFarnham's on the ?: brick j4heir own importance.
foaa outside or town, to stay ror
supper.- j ;
PAYIXQ THE DOCTOR
The head of the Rockefeller
. A
'-: When tbeyv got . therevY supper
ras not 'quite ready", so they went 1
kni iti nltr tnb k; ' Want!' tatrtnl '
..ihn nlhor In til (OMMUOB J '""' '. " .
the big rope swing: When Anna's mend the Chinese Idea of dealing
turn same to swing, she was high with: the doctor. He says -mat
op inUhe air when she felt the j the family physician should have
board allpplag She tried jto right I an annual retainer and It should
berselCbut lost herholdj Cthebe;cn 0tl if the patient Is sick
rope, and when the, Ooard slipped jn, pian of amputating the
out she Iras' left hanging' byone L,. of sargeon will
WmnA 'Jamn " screamed 'theJ1 .
girlsand Anna Jumped?' -
j.fcne ianaea, .-,-"f-I- tn nv thtt doctor for keeP-
and went " tnmhllng overi3vnen - - ' " ,, .
Mrs? Fnrnham cameuf nd, saw one wen Thl gives Umjk
the rapldlr swelling ankle, she proprietary interest In hia client,
had. the girls make, a chair with He cak ring up and ask him how
their hands and carry; her-to the he is feeling or stop him, on the.
house.!" "Now", she: announced, etreet while, he examines his
"III get some ;hot water to soak tongne Or takes his temperature,
the foot". Anna started , to pro- Th mtD11tethe patient is sick the
test butwrhlle alt the girls stood dot0r fined or his Income is
arouna. Airs. . . trwiim' r ; .
V .Waa mint AAVtn X ' "
"U".rv::: nntll there Is . complete .recov
dayI"henT mIhtime err:- Thely tronhwith. this
sewing on buttons and darning: r ' Is for the , possibility that If the
Saturday
From Dur Furniture Dept.
SECOND FLOOR
LIBRARY 1 KITCHEN 1 1 BED '
TABLES CHAIRS SPRINGS
Oak . Library Tablea i R0y& oak finish Kitchen Sanitary steej Bed
golden wax finish Sp ' ; e Crti Springs, full size. Spe
cial for Saturday sellin ; Chairs, bpecial for hat- cial or Saturday selling
at each r ! urday selling at each at each .
$8.75 II 98c j $5.49
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., FANQT,- MARKET BASKETS,
Big assortment of far y Market Baskets in many shapes
and combination colors also small, medium and large sizes;
xnany of them are wort almost two times the price that we
are asking for therm Ipecial for Saturday selling at each
See our window display ; t
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BOSTON h,
BAGS I
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Gcnttineicather Bosto
Bags tm : tan ' and black
Special for Saturday sel
ing at each
$1.95
TORRINGTON
ELECTRIC
; SWEEPERS
Latest model torrington
electric sweepers. Spe
cial for Saturday selling
at each ? ";
$42.50
; , BABY
BUGGIES
Good strong Baby Bug
gies in black only. Spe
cial for Saturday selling
at each
$2.95
WOE
I'TH
&
GRAY
Phone 132
DEPARTMENT STORE
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177 N. Liberty Street
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