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WOOD
WHITES
SLOGAN
S1DNBY, Australln. Juno 24. (Ity
Iwat to bo had.
Noto our new location.
O. PEYTON A CO.
419 Main St
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FOB SALE
Three lire atorei, paying business.
Must tell or trade. Snap. See 1008
Main St. 2-7
When her husband's secretary
wouldn't flatter her the woman vow
ed revenue. What did "Salome"
Vandam do to Harry TorrenceT It
contributes the smashing cllnnx to
"A Modern Salome," the sensational
photoplay starring the beautiful
Hope Hampton, at the Liberty Thea
tre tonight.
Then) Is always something fascin
ating about the character of a village
blacksmith a plcturesquo type
made famous In song, poem and
story, and recently glorified In El
mer Elliott Pcake'g story. "An Altar
on Mttle Thunder." This tale of
lovo and renunciation has been j
adapted for screen by Universal un-'
dcr the title of "IKs Divorced Wife." ,
with Monroe Salisbury as the Smithy
of the Kentucky Mountains. It will'
be shown at tho Liberty Theatre
Friday,
Tho wise buyer has his slnb for
the heater In the back yard drying,
and has placed an order for his
winter needs of blockrwood. Our Mall.) What Is taken to havo been
twice are right and our wood Is the nn Indirect Indorsement of the
("White-Australia" policy occurcd In I
the Prince of Wales flrst speech In1
Sdney. - I
I "You aro determined that this na-'
tlon shall be pure, of race, and that I
.all the cltlicns of your common-
I wealth shall huvc an equal chance,"!
ho said at a dinner Given him by the!
commonwealth government. iou
,havc also proved In tho last five
I years that you do not follow tho
Ideal of sclf.sh ttolafion, but are pre-
' pared to give your best for tho King,
for the Empire and for tho world
wide cause of liberty and Justice."
q n commenting editorially on mis
I 'AT THE THEATERS I Uectlon the Sydney "Sun said: "It
Is a very notable approval from the
very highest source of ono of the
principles of Australia's political
faith. It commits Urltalns to ac
qulesence In the determination that
It shall be n white race, n British
speaking race which shall hold Aus
tralia In tho generations to come,
not aggressively, not beciuso en
lightened Australian opinion regard
the Eastern nation as Inferior, but
because a land holding ono race of
a great tradition shall be moro peace
ful and Ieis torn by Internal racial
I divisions than one holding races of
the East and tho West, which neer,
as Kipling truly says, can meet
i There Is much to discuss at tho
I forthcoming Empire conference con
cerning the means by which our
Ideal of one puro race shall bo main
tained nnd defended by the great
confcdertlon of British peoples
which we call tho smplre, nnd tho
i hands of our plenlopctentlarles In
.i.- , ..u ....- fe conference win no strengtneneu
t.fTh.i i V- . i .. b- tllls dmUilon from the future
ter of the forge In a Kentucky vll-. ' ... . , , , ,
i... en. ...... i . ... Emperor that our Ideal is fine and
lage, Salisbury finds one of those I . .
rugged, picturesque types well suited i '
to his physique and talents.
To this secluded locality, cngros-
ed In petty feuds and local problems ' ,,.15lvrTn.. . , ,,,,.
come several strangers ofrm the out-1 ys''TO.N. Aug B--Suwr
aide world who create the compllca- "rodulc,I" from " ft "'
in.. . ,i. .i ., - Tear forecast at 2,007,000,000
tlons for the ensuing narrative of 1 , . .. , . ' . . ,
n... .-.i .i.. . . i o, . :' pounds by the department of. Agrl-
romance and adventure. ' Six reels of r .. , . ..... ...
).,iii(- ,..i.t . , Iculture basing Its estlaate on the
thrilling particulars, and an abund-1 ,,., . .? , , , ,. ...
,...- . . ,. .. condition of the crop July 1. It will
aace of humorous s tuatlons are I. : . .
m u rcvuiu iiu),. 1.41111 ;cnr i,iudr.
000,000 pounds were produced from
sugar beets and the average produc
tion for the five years, 1914-1S, was
1,577,200,000 pounds.
FOUNTAIN PENS
TKMPOINT WATRHMAN'H
CONKMN'H
Wo haw a point to fit
your hand
$2.75 .to $6.25
FOUNTAIN I'K.XS HKPAIHK.n
STAR DRUG CO.
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Pure drugs nnd chemicals of highest quality. Capublo experienced
pharmacist. Citro and honesty In compounding unit checking to
pictcnt errors. Ymi gut maximum service nt the Star.
CORONA
TYPEWRITER
Tlio personal writing initchliio.
Fold It up Titko it wllh you
typtiwrlto anywhere, Prlco In
eluding carrying coso
$saoo
IIEET Sl'nAR CHOP
HOME REMEDIES
Pierce's Favorite Preicrlptlon iM.ftl
Miles' Nervine flJMl
Kexall Syrup Hypophosphltes tt.'M
Adlerlka , ... . . SUM
Kilmer's Swamp Root..f UN) and mk
Foley's Kidney Pills tl.SA
Hewitt's Kidney Pills . .91.00 nnd .Vic
Boon's Kidney Pills . ' B.V
Herblno j 0V
Sal Hepatlca 70c nnd !Wc
Mentholutum... BI.OO, ftOe nnd B.V
Nuxnted Iron t.-I.S!0
llexall Liver Salts . . . ,OOc nnd ill
Jad Salts .... INK.'
Abbot's Saline Laxative . H.V nnd .W
DEODOR
Hiker's Deodor Is a harmless cream
which Completely neutralizes nnd
deodorizes offensive odors from ex
cessive perspiration. Apply a small
quantity under tho urm-plts nnd
between the toes after tho bath
Buy a box today 25c
FOOT COMFORTS
Hoxall Foot Powder -V
Hexall Corn Sulvo I.V
Hexall Corn SolvcnV V
Cactus Corn Compound :t-lc
A-Corn Salve .. I.Vv
Calocide . :
A. O. S. Foot Soap :Uic
Gets-It ... :Wc
Frecione - .Mo
Hiker's Foot Halm IWH-
Dike's Corn Ease 2.V
Tlz. for tho feet :nc
Purola Corn Hemi-dy 'Mc
Allen's Footease II.V
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Week End Specials
These prices are for Friday and
Saturday Only.
50c Violet Dulco Shampoo Crystals
Will remove every bit of dirt
and excess oil from the scalp
and hair. Recommended for
those who have very oily hair
and' scalp.
Week end price 39c
$2.50 Maximum Fountain Syringe.
2 quart hand made bag. Rein
forced seams. Guaranteed one
year.
Week end price $1.65
75c Rubber Gloves. Wear rubber
gloves when doing housework
and keep your hands solft
and clean.
Week end price, pair 55c
TOILET SOAPS
Woodbury's Facial Hifnp.. .
Pn knr's Tar Soup . . ''''
Pnlmollve Soap, 2 cnl.es . 'Me
t'reme Oil fcoap. 2 cukri U.lr
Spanish Castile Hiiup . . . ."'
Jonterl Honp Mr
C'utluirti Soap . ...
Physicians' nnd Surgeons' Houp Iftc
li.slnol Soap IM
Hyncl Soap, cakes Mv
l.avu Soup, 2 cukes UAc
Skiit. 2 cms iWc
Elkny's Morhiuilrs Paste . IJU
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20c Tis-'tie Toilet Paper. 1000
sheets paper in each roll.
Week end price, 3 rolls
75c Whisk Broom. Strong, well
made broom. All fine end
broom. A good value at 75c.
Week end price
GOc Opeko Coffee, pound
GOc Opeko Tea, ' .j pound
10c Symond's InifCoeoa, ' . lb
10c Symond's Inn Vanilla iJxtvact.
.50c
55c
45c
50c
.29c
20z
promised In "The Divorced Wife."
Douglas Gerrard, director of many
of Universale features, was chosen
to produce this mountain romance.
FOR SALK
"Cray's Elegy" consists of only
Alfalfa hay. Call AKamont ranch, , 128 lines, yet It occupied 'the poet
5 HAIR NETS
9 Now stock of Venldii llnlr S'els
5 Just atrlvt'tl. Cup and fringe sltnpn
t All colors.
j 20c each, 3 for 50c
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; SHAVING NEEDS
Ituxiill Stick or I'owdnr II.V
Colgate's Slick. Powder. Cream im
Wlllluiim' Stick. Powder. I'renin Itir
Colgate's Harder I'ar, 2 cakes 'jAc
I'.ilimilne Sliuvlng Cream 40c
J Puroln SlinMug Cre.un llic
J Krank's Luther Cream l.V
Lewis' Hlinte Usee "
1 Hiptlc Pencils . . IOC
I.IIb' Wgntal, after slnive
lotion ai.M
Autiistrnp t'ulely lluois .1.11(1
J C'liltv Knfity Haior nn.iMi
liver Ittndy Safety lluzor Hl.oo
(Join Sfri ll.it rs . f Mmi
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CARL'S LIVER LIFTERS
aro a wonderful remedy for constipa
tion, rn-ndachcs, bllllousness, etc. They
help kvep tho system clem and h-ap'iy
25c, 3 bottles 65c
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KODAKS AND FILMS
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..$2.86 to $19.15
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18-tf (seven years of careful composition.
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.GIRL CLUB MEMBER
EARNS VACATION
, ALDUQUKRQUE, N. M., Aug I -J
I. Miss Frances Parker, H, living at
,Itancho do Atrisco, this country. Is
cnJo)ing her vacation on the Pa
cific coast, on money she earned
This Is the way It happened:
Two years ago she Jolnetl the pig
club, borrowing $10. SO from a local I
bank to pay for the pig. In Auguit .
1919. the flrst litter of Dies was born '
1 BOARD
Up to Mo.ur.
ii You Know What "Up-to-Measure" Means i
Don't You ?
; ; That's what we claim for this cafe. If it were not
: I "up to measure" it could not maintain its present
; ; extensive patronage. There are reasons for every-
1 1 thing, and the reasons for this cafe's popularity are
: : its friendly service, competent chefs, and fair prices.
:: We serve substantial meals, seasonable delicacies,
: : and a place where you can eat in comfort.
REX CAFE
CAN'T DISPOSE OF
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totalling H,!Wii tons luiw hcen lost private owners tlio total Ions through
at sea Idn wooden ship venture would do
The jotal cost of tho construction .sumtitlilng like 11 "u. Ooo, 000,
'of this licet, estimated dy th hoard
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at ll'O n dcailttelglit ton, was ap
proximately 1.133.000 000. Kilo of
tho 1 Mio.ooii tons now held dy the
hoard at 190 a ton would yield
' J n.r., 000,000. Those already sold
drought iidollt $2M,00U,O(IM so that If
lite Hot, remaining in tlio govern
In October the litter won a cash '
prize of $25 In the county hoys' and
girls' county contest. Last Febru
ary the second litter of pigs was
born. She sold some of them and
others were butchered, flho now has
on hand one brood sow, ono barrow
and Ave little pigs, valued conserva
tively at $190.
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"Hlfi "WHOO!" AND HOI.LKHS'
(From the Washington Star)
"Whoops" and "hollers" Is the
most novel measurment of distance
In the belief of Capt. I. K. Lambert of
the War Claim Hoard. Capt. Lam
tcrji asked a North Carolina soldier
'whose land had been damaged by
'soldiers how far bis land was from
the camp.
"Two whoops and a holler," came
tho resfonfe, ,
WASHINGTON, August 5 His
po'jul of more than l.SOO.OOO tons of
wooden shipping 40 vessels of
vu rons types built its a part of the
marina program Is ono of the most
difficult problems facing the Ship
ping Hoard. Twcnt)-nno of tho
cruft, aggregating K2.000 dead
weight tons, were offered recently,
but no buyers were found.
Only 194 of tbeso wooden craft aro
now In operation. Beventy-three are
tied up at various ports under man
aging caretakers and 139 are In stor
age yards. One hundred and cut en
of those In "storage" are finished
hulls' while 32 aro converted arges.
Officials of the board say that
when the serviceability of the wood
en fleet has been demonstrated little
difficulty will bo experienced In turn
ing It over to private ownership at
about t00 a ton. These vessels wore
built In an emergency, many of
green timber, and some of them
The tlrt negro fire liuurnnre coin--.'any
In the I'nited Htntes has In en
org.iulU'd at I'lirlium, N. C.
Caruso, the famous singer, Is sulJ
to receive nn Income of 1 10.000 a
month from his phonograph records
mint's possession nnt dlsponsed of to nlmie.
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The farmer did not join In the 'made poor showings a year und two
laugh that followed. Aftor further j years ago but now that tliey lmvc
questioning tho soldier explained. "seasoned" o Hirers of tho board con
that If he stood nt tho edgo of tho aider thorn practicable cargo car
camp and "whooped" as loudly us ho ' rlors.
4 could, and then walked nn fur as his Hccanso of tho bad record of some
volco carried, then "whooped" again of tho vessels operators hnvo con-
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TO THIJi voy
Just what It will cost to move
your household effecta to
your new home If you will
phone us to call and size up
how big a van will be re
quired. You'll find our
charges ery reasonable, our
service prompt and efficient.
Western Transfer Co.
410 Mala St.
and walked the length of the second
"whoop" he still would be a
from his farm.
A "holler." he explained, "Is half
as far as a "whoop."
ItHKApiNtt "HKTTKIW"
LOS ANOELKB, Cal Aug. R.
Putting setting hens In cages, and
hanging the cages In trees where the
breezes will play through tho fovli'
feathers la a scheme utilized by Pa
trolman Frank O'Howell, of the Haw-
telle police division, to Induce tha
bens to begin laying again.
"This lowers the high temperature board
mature care tkem for setting time," Mia, 'aggregating ,,.8 ,7;2 8 6 dead'
demncd them all, officials declare,
holler" I whereas, tho records of thoso now In
operation show very crodltublo per
formances. Ono wooden ship out of
six round trips across tha Atlantic,
at sea 500 days nnd In port an equal
number, was laid up for repairs only
22 days.
To dato C32 wooden and compos
ite ships, aggregating 1,948, 2f.O
deadweight tons, consisting of 322
f cargo ships, ono tanker, lit; finished
bulls, ten sailing craft, 00 hulls con
verted Into barges and 20 standard
barges, bare been delivered to the
A total of 114 of these vea-
f.
BUCKHECHT
SHOES
BucKHDcirr Fine
Shot i are prict J
fS.o to fif
As
comfortable as No. 430, expresses our ideal
of foot ease. A brawny blucher in gunmetal
, calf, with roomy toe and substantial sole
here are fit. style and service combined. Foot troubles
vanish when No. 439 is , worn. Not a clumsy shoe
not a homely shoe. It's a sixty-year-old shoe if we
count the experience that has perfected it and brought
it up to date.
For Sale by
BRADLEY-EVANS SHOE CO.
727 Main St
BUCKINGHAM HBCHT ,
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