THE SALEM DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. ORE.. FRIDAY. JULY 23. 1915.
THREE
See the Wonderful Bargains Offered During Our Great
Keep Cool!
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Rem
The following articles were taken at random from the hundreds now
conspicuously displayed throughout our entire stock, not alone to aid
you in shopping, but as well to direct attention to the opportunities
offered DURING THIS GREAT SALE.
PRIGES
LADIES' SUITS
$10.00 and $12.50 Ladles' Tailor
ed Suits of Shepherd (TC QA
Checks, etc ifJ.IU
LADIES' DRESSES
$7.50 and $8.50 Ladies
K' (
One-
piece Dresses of Wool
Crepe, etc
$3.49
SILKS
75c and 85c Messaline
and Crepe Silks. Sale
price
foulard
...45c
DRESS GOODS
50c, 65c and 75c Wool
Goods, all colors, sale
price 25c, 39c and
Dress
49c
WASH GOODS
18c, 20c and 25o Ducks, Elppel
ettes, Bice Cloth and lO'ii
Crepes, JOc and I fa' I
GINGHAMS
1000 yards 12VaC and 14c Dress
Ginghams, all pat- O 1 O.
terns, at O awt
CHALLIES
5000 yards Cotton Challies, Per
sian designs, up to J jj.g
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
Advertised .Tulv 21, 11)15:
Atkinson, Mr. I. V.
li'lu'ii, Mrs. Maude.
Hnlnicr, Mr. Levi.
Hmid. Mrs. W. A.
ticn. Mr. Abbey, I'll. D.
Cooper, ('. (j.
Culver, Mrs. J. H.
He Snrt, .Mrs. M. J.
Donaldson, Mr. Bert (2).
I - v , ndon, Juntos C .
Kiguhr, Mr. H. K.
Knuntuinc, Mrs. J, D,
liitl.r. Mr. Mux.
ir:int, Mr. John.
ll;,k. Mrs. Win. (2).
Hut. Miss Cecil.
Howell. Mr. A. T.
James, Mr. Dewey.
Ju u key, (5 eo.
.'"lien. Mr. Kriink C.
.' .lien, Mr. F. W.
Ki-nncdv, Mr. J. J.
Milliner! Mrs. T. 11.
Murtin, C.
Melv, Arthur.
Miller, Mr. Donald W.
Minion, Mrs. Leslie.
NHn. K. F.
Nnrris, Miss Klva.
I'mrtnr, Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
Ii"bhins, Mrs, Louise,
It 'tiermn. Mr. K. K.
Huberts Urcs. Hop Yard.
ll"gers, Mr. K.
vu n-Dt f, Minn Mnrnna.
When the Skin 63R
Roughens
and Chaps
Apply Turola
Peroxide
Cream and
you will be
surprined to
w how soft
and velvety
it becomes.
PEROXIDE CREAM
Ia loothing, healir nnihinf
rrtm which driei quickly and it
itirkr or gtrtiy. I'm It
'tfruiarly before tftirirg and be
fore filing out doore ind you will
"ever lui chipped haudl, fact
or lint.
fUROlA CUAUKTtE
ftieuldtnrrrHOLA
PrMact till to firt
FNTlkE n.l.ri.oo
UnwifMit slllb
twrl? rpfsnd-4
r rotir htral at lr.
Tot Trtrt Pvrs
oit Proid
Cmm kil kad
the tnproTtl of
ir riod
r.oplt. u ill
ant oust tit'T
tofmw. Ittutl
UM M li KMt.
Opera House Pharmacy
Tl rVM
Ml
ml
Mi
den
SLAUGHTE
LADIES' WAISTS
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Lingerie
Linaan, Lawn and Voile rr
Waists, now 48c and DOC
HOUSE DRESSES
$1, $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 House
Dresses of Percales and QO
Ginghams, 65c and T. DOC
MIDDY BLOUSES
$1 and $1.25 Middy Blouses, just
the tiling for hot weather,
69c
sale price now 49c and
CRETONNES
1000 yards 36-inch Paragon Cre
tonnes, Persian patterns. 1 n
Sale 1UC
TABLE LINENS
45c Bleached Damask,
width, floral designs.
Sale
double
25c
TOWELS
50 dozen Bleached Huck Towels,
18 by 34. Regular O 1 O
15c value O I"OC
BED SPREADS
$1.S5 and $1.50 White
Spreads, full size for
double beds .
Bed-
75c
THE CHICAGO STORE
Smith, Miss Alma.
Swnrison Mr. Kritlilof.
Swisior, Mr. Geo. I.. (3),
Ton n v, K.
Tullock, C. II.
Wallace, Miss Mn.H.
Westbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Juhu V.
White, Joe.
Willinms, Miss Rosa.
Wilson, Mrs. Mury C.
Young, Kvii.
Al'Gl'ST HL'CKITi;iN,
Postmaster.
CALLING THEM DOWN
Hovs. I urn going to eiill yon down
1 in n "shoe-fitting" tort of a way,
J You fellers of twenty or there nroun'
Whom I hoc on the corners nil ilny.
i . .
You fellers Unit gather in a group of
nine
Or a crowd of a dozen or more,
To possip of sports niol to puss t!ie time
On the sidewalks in front of some
store.
I At times you get rough and commence
to swear
You forget that some people are near,
'Or is it liecnuse you refuse to care
I Wlint tlie women in passing might
I heurf
You stare nt the passers like ill bred
gnwks,
Don't you know that suih staring i
rude
;Tli:it shoppers and others who use Hie
W .11 ss
ii.
Would api
iate munners cruder
'.. W. K.
Sal- m. Ore., July 22.
PORTLAND ATHLETE CAPTURES
BURGLAR AFTER HOT CHA8E
Portland, Oic. .Tulv The atlilctic
prowers of Walter U. Honctman, foim
er Multnomah rlub stnr and prominent
business and society man. stood him in
good stead rnrlv today when, after a
i... i r"l lilocks Ife halted one
, CllliSr ,'l r.
iof a nair of burglars who a few nun-
iutes previously had intnded the sleep-,
ing a part no nts of himself and w,fe
i . ..u. tft. nmlincht Mr. and Mr
ll.'.n,-m;,n were awakened from sound
slumber by a pair of unmasked h-irg
lars who commanded thejn to ''ep
still " Thev did. The burglars b is
urelf ransacked the pel r-om taking
con.'idcriible jewelry, and escaped
,.nevmi.n ar hastily drcs--. and
started 'in n.sd -ur.uit, while his wife
telephoned police headquarters.
Honevmsn. running nt t"P rl" "1 "-
me w'itlnn sight f the burg Wr. and
(,.,.ne,l f,re with a revolver. After four
shots one of thrm surrendered
t the police stati-n the burglar gate
the r.me of Llmer H""-
MINISTER SOIXIVAX RESICK8
Washington. July '
lt,vnn hus r. i.gticd
lames M.
IMte.l statet
... Santo Il-mii-
it
was
The i
1 1 ntlniritatnely t'"lay
e,en of aiWaitor.. tUt 1" b n
?b office. Hi. .uer,..r k.. o yet
t,e, B K-Ic tcsl.
mg
LADIES' GOWNS
75c and 85c Outing Gowns, colon
or white. Sale M Q
price 48C
CHILDREN'S HATS
500 Children's 45c aud 50c Straw
and Canvas Hats. Sale OO
price
RIBBONS
One lot Dresden Ribbons, four
inches, worth 20c and 1A.
25c. Sale lvC
UMBRELLAS
$1.00 Mission Handle Umbrellas,
$3.00 aud $3.50
Parasols. Sale
LADIES' HOSE
100 dozen 10c and 12V2c Ladies'
Fast Black Hose. Last r
call
LADIES' GLOVES
75c aud $1.00 Long Silk Gloves,
only a few left. Sale OQ
price 'v
LADIES VESTS
15c Summer Vests,
low neck. Sale
price
Swiss Bibbed,
8c
Plot To Kidnap Head ;
of Mormon Church Foiled;
Denver, Colo., July 2:!. .1. W. Mel-
rose, assii-tant to Hoy o. Smn.son of
the department of justice, denied here
today that lie had said the highwaymen
who' planned to kidnap Joseph Smith.
head of tlio .Mormon ehureli, inteniied to j tlie .Mitionul l(ctal , minors' iisocia
hold him for if Kill, null ransom. He do-tion.
elares he admitted tlmt federal agents I Westcrfold di , -lares meat, cabbage,
had uncovered u plot to kidnap the j four, sugai, apples ,,,,,1 l.enns are all
Head of tlie Mormon ehureli in time to - hih-r than thev wcio a year nun. The
lirenk up the scheme, nut that lie niiide I WHr chiefly the cause. 1'ricoa of
no other statements. , W' ". potatoes and lemons lire
Tlmt Ldwnrd It. Trnfton arreted in "U'l iv. ''"V'1"- ,
Hiinert. Idaho. Mi.v 22. tl.i. vet.r 1 "A ham I of Hour today cii-ls from
1 ' '
vear,
now a federal prisoner lit Cheyenne,
Wyo., directed the plot, was I'Ko de
nied liv Melrose. Trnfton is charted
with having been the lone highwayman
who, on July 2'.), IPI-l, held up fi'fti-en
roaches of tourists in Yellowstone park
and secured $H,llllll in money iiml vnlu
aides. It in believed here the gang of
highway riddieii recently "perilling In
Yellowstone park and tiiose connected
with the abduction a few days ngn of
K. A. Kmpey, of Idaho Falls, Halm,
are the same parties who intended to
rapture Joseph Smith.
Mormon Leaders Astounded.
I Salt Lake City. July 2.I.- Leaders of
i the Mormon church w ere Kstouinb il to-
day when they read press dispatches
I from Denver announcing the unearth
nif of a tdot to ludiinii President hniith.
oi tne .Mormon rnurcii, nnn iioni in in
for ransom. The venerable president is
being closely guarded today.
Itislinp Davis Smith, a son, i-xi'iescd
his astonishment.
"This is the most stnrlling snd iiin-x-
iH'ctcd thing 1 Imve heard in tears, "
he said.e"'! hud no previous intima
tion that a plot 'exi "led, imf did any
of the officials of the church. I am
not prepared to any the reports are not
true but I uin positive that none of
us ever henid of sin h u plot until the
federal officials referred to it."
REAL ESTATE 1 RANSrERS
MeDnniiiigh Carj enter et til
ilavernick et u pt Abner S.
to Win.
Willhrd
claim IS and )'i 7 v.
.S'aleiii Cannitig Co. to (ireg,,n rack
ing Co conveyor of property on K'th
street. Knlem.
Wengi-r and I'riein et al to C. W,
and (irsce S. Moore lot I Idk 4 Hi. h
nond Hill add, Salem.
Wn, Meliilrhrist, Jr. ft ui to J T.
fooper et 01 pt if Idk 2') Nb Id!)
anni v. Sslcm: also pt -f Idk 2d.
VngdileTm Huff to Julia Hihultr pt
John Maker rl 42 7 3W.
Krtnuignrde Carey to H ('. Pcttitt
pt ltid lister rl 45 7 W.
A. (i. SI th et ti to Ksirlla J'b-miig
,t ::o and .'(.' (irahenhart r'ruit Karma.
I H A. Mnehberfi r et ui to Samar tha
: J fratklin t of IH.C of J. H, l)v h-
arme.
JU.ston (lube: .Marked iLtelIi(;ea-e
ia said to be a characteristic of the
iinmigranla now coining into our coun
try from Eur'-. It aa o wkca the
Pilgrim fatkera ranie.
RED
BATHING SUITS
Men's and Boys' Bathing Suits on
sale at only 25c, 35c
PETTICOATS
50c, $1 and $1.25 Seersucker and
Satine Petticoats.. Sale
price now 25c and
65c
SHOES
-Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Pumps
49c, 69c, 98c
LACES
100 yards Val and Torchon Laces,
regular 6c to 10c. Sale
3c and
4c
BLANKETS
Cotton Blankets, for single
double beds. LBt call
sale price 49c and
98c
SUIT CASES
24-tnch Japanese Suit
leather bound, regular
$1.50 and $1.75, now
Cases,
98c
CORSETS
Best $1.00 Corsot made, supporter
attached, all sizes. 10
Sale price 40C
Cost of Living Again
Is Mounting Skyward
hiongo, July 2:i. The cost of living I
is edging skyward ugniii. Itut nope!
' for lower pliios in the neiir fuluri' is!
. good, iiei-niding til Sol Wostorfcld, J
'hnirtnaii of the vlations eomiuitlee rf
A-l Ln 4. 4-1 lo ..... I. ........ .. ...I...I..
f i.-" i,, r . in I in,,, ! ii i ,-
,le tlinn it did last year," said Wes
itert'eld. "Ilnllolol, there slllllllil he a
;ilccrcnsit ot 1 per hanel within a
month, Iic. uii-.i- of I lie proximity of tin'
new wheat crop, which has been much
delayed by the uniitim! rainy -pell."
BAND CONCEST TONIOHT
The Salem
its regular
son siiiinrc,
Military band will give
niiurt tonight in Will
The program is as fnl
lows
March, "Free l.unce." Semen
Overture, ' tint iiioiul. " Thomas
I 'nmie opi-ra, " slmw flun. " Luibrs
Vocal solo, "Inn the (innlen of
Dreams."
arr. by II. N. Sloiub iimcycr
Mrs. 1 1 1. 1 1 1 - Pnrrish Hinges
firiuid si'leitnii, "Carmen." .... Iliet
Trombone solo, "lilil Home Down on
the J'arm," with variations ....
Harlow
(In nr Steelhaniiner
il .1 s i.-1. 1 ioincii, "The Sulton of
Subi." Ade aud Wendell
Walt., "Vnl-e l liiine." baiter
Mlinll, selected.
I ALBANY CLAIMS OAK TREE
I WHICH IH BEARINO APPLES
! Albany. Ore , July 21. A 11 oak t
bearing apples ,s growing in I, inn conn
' ty beside the road near Verdure station,
j 1 lie apples res, mldr the ordii iny tun
cty and hate a N-ndid taste.
How this iitnisnnl thing came about
is not ejii'-tlv known but the theory
that 0 seed whs seeid, ntiillv lrupi-d
in a dirt Imb n rctiee i,f the 011k In e
it advatierd.
1 At any rate a full fledged limb if an
apple tree grew "ut of the oak and is
laden w iih l is. nm applet.
I
MAYOR OILL TOR PEACE.
Sot tie,
man h
W
be l
Il , Julv
21. "Iteeanse
n ieai e rather tnau
1 as rarrvirig a sword about between his
teeth, he is m l a Kiltroon," declared
iMatnr II: ram H. speaking before the
ing ( onnty Veterans' association
Thursday.
I "It takes a h.gh type of courage to
maintain p'a- e. " lie added. "Some
j tin.es it is i-i.''i and fear that bad
men ilitu battle. ' '
New York f.iobe:
tation to disat-r to
It teeina an inti
urns war vettela
Lightning, Terrihle, Int incible and the
like. Tortoise, I'ly Mary and Yulner
able pugbt fare better.
BULLETIN IS ISSUED
Several Changes la Faculty
For Coming YearAcademy
To Be Featured
The Willamette Iniveisity Hiillctin
has just been issued, giving the an
nouncements for the lfll)-l!il(I term.
September Ll-I.i will (e doyotod to
registrations nnd exiimiimtimis. In
strmtioii will bogin September Hi.
The coming term of the I'niversity
will show several changes in the fueultv,
' the 'most important and far-reaching
being in the election of the new prosi-j
dent. Dr. Curl Urogg Doney, formerly,
president of the West Virginia Wesley.
I an college, at Hiicknnuiiii, West Vir
ginia. Another addition to the strength
of the teaching force, is in the election
j of lturgess V, Ford, for the past two
(years lias been superintendent of the
schools at Kstacada, Or. Mr, Ford has
been elected principal of the Academy.:
and will also instinct in Knglish. ' i
Hesides these two important changes,:
several new teachers have been selected
for the coming year. Mrs. Helen Miller
S'lin, piofessor of public speaking,
comes here from Portland. She is a
graduate of the National t'oiiservatorv
of Dramatic Art nnd Kxpression, anil
of the lloston College of Kxpression.
Miss Margaret (Jill, Instructor in!
Fine Arts, now' becomes one of the
regular teaching force of the Fniveisi-'
ty, as her work has this year become:
.incorporated in to the regular course.)
Mis. Alice 11. hodd, is another new
teacher, eomiiig here to become instnie J
tor in Art History. She has lm,l three,
; years' research work in India, Kgvpt,
Palestine, (iree.e and Italy. ' I
John O. Hall, a graduate of roliini '
bin i'niversity, has been elected I'm-1
fessor of Social Science, and is one of'
the new niemliers of the faeultv.
1-iom the West Virginia Wesl
esleyan
college, of which
he was president. Dr.
Honey brings with linn two of his
i stxuctors. Robert. K. Sianffer, who
siu.iici, at the l hicagn I iiivetsitv and
Harvard college, will tea.-b in Knglish
literature, and Cnstnv Khsen, in modem
languages. Prof. Kbsen has studied in
the universities of Iterlin, Paris, Mii.lil.l
and Denmark.
Miss M. (lertrude Jones is nko ..,
of the new instructors. Mie will in-!
struct in latin.
Two of rtie graduates of the 111.,
class of the 'iiiersity will beeoiae in
struclors in the nendeuiv this fall.,
MisH (liace K. Tlioinpson ' has been'
elected instructor in science, and Miss'
Mniy I,, ( one, instructor in Knglish.
Hoth of these young ladies are well
known in the city j i . I u,.ri, griidiinted
j with high honor at the c!o-, of the
past term of the university. As yet, in
structors have not been elected' lit fill
i11,"1 depart nt of aiu-ieut languages,
; director of the school of mn.ie, or for
on e, 1 1 1 ii 1 1 c or lolin.
Miss Kdith l!cnc.lii-t, lni has so
satisfactorily filled the position of rcg
istrar for the university, has Pen re
Inined for tl oming year. 1
The general cours,. of inliii, tou luis,
"t 1 a loati'rially chiiiiged. Pirhaps1
Hie effort to bring the Academv into
nmre iiniiin -tnnee as a nnrt ni ili I
versify, has teen Ih ost I m m ,r ' i n l
change fur ih,, , Uj, ,,.,lr -j-1, . .
course luis now I n cutirclv slaiolnnb
ied, nnd under (he direction of the
new principal, lturgess K. Ford, , i
expected to biing it M, (,, e,iial
of iiiiv in the wel.
According to the 1'iiiier-ity Itnlli-tiu
tlie princiiial evpciii-s for one college
vear of thirty six weeks, innv be
brought down as low as t.'"". The
average expense fnrhc same term is
cstimatcf at W'. and the high n
peuse for the ,'llt weeks, t.l7n, In c.li
uniting the eidli-ge year . , ihe
1 1 it 1 1 -1 i n ad. Is, "a Indent should add
something for rlnihniir ii ml laundry
and other incidentals.''
William M. Ivins. Noted
New York Lawyer, Dies
New York, J 'lv 2:i. William l
Ivins, the rote. I luwter, died hire lo
ilat at his Kilty eighth sired home of
lliight's disease and iiracmic pin-oini.g
U,IL", Mill. I,,,,, i. I. ...1
bered as iillmney fr Willniiu Itarncs, "'""lung".
Jr., in the recent libel soil agum-l. , , , ." ,'
Theodore l(o tell at Sir..,,,.-. He1 riKhtlm Without Progresa.
was rcpulilieaii candidnte foi nut or ol ',lll 2.I.-lliiml lo Imiol fight
New Voik I ilv in It"'', but was de 1 ' " " progress n, the Vosges where
fenied. i the liermaiis an1 eiidciiMitiiig lo storm
Ivins was bom ill Moiiiiioiitn countv,' ,M'"' h-'s in masse, I aMiieks and the1
N". J., April 22, IH.'I. He grmliiated , ''"'in h n-.poii, wi'li strong coiinter
liom the law s, honl of 1 oli.mliia 111. i uttioks.
-.etsitv, S, V., in l-r.'i. He was pidge , The 1 ' ' 1 1 , 1 ,1 u ii i i ' 1 o reporting this fight
mltis lite geneial of the state of New 'ing tndut il l.n -.) that no gicul gums
Yolk, ssi ssh, and 1 hllir'unil (if theeie being iniide In either side. I
New York charter coniiin.sion I '107 0:1 "In the region of lliigulelle we cap
lie was a member of the In I rm of toied part of one triii.li,'' the 1 0111
Itilis, Wnlli' Ii I I'll I. ill Sew York : l-1 1 11 1 1 1 stilted. "We also proglessed
Battle
of Warsaw
At Decisive
Stage
j (Cortinned from TaK One,)
l Will pie. ede its Mlplore lll,lis tl.,
' I ru I ierii't 1, ii'liaii'-c fiom ttie ; ! n
ritluins nneiiic. te, ii.oiin nt uin,
1 A great 1I..1I also dpiids i nn 'h
j so of )'ii-, Ma: -hul ton
hiirg's aitink agaui-t the
11,1. Ill,
fi W I 'lie.
an nnet
here tlmt
he Slll-.s
j I'nli-.s Ins f't'-i s 1 I 1O1
I re-ted r Ii rse It is l l,i--. cl
ei ai nation of tin
cannot be long d
citv
I.-
lined.
N hen the ltiiss,siis
It IS eti-e. ted thev w
Iilinllt W'tlelruw
II repeat tie U.'
tut follow. I at riciiiis h 11 ' I luilierg
In this etent tne main furies would
eisinltc, leu img a garri',n 'rung
enough to plevelit rupi-l pins-lit of the
retreating troops ami lapalde of 111
tinting 1 olii'b-iiilii. lo-sis in resisting
the final assault iin the -1 1 j a de
felise.
On the fight flank the Teutonic
forcet are ai r-roo lung Warsaw from
- the aontheasi along Ihe Vistula, intend
linjf to rro the river at ( cr.k. Th 1
liti 4iAii3
1
EXTRA SPECIAL
SUMMER CLOTHING at 1-2 OFF
Brick Bros.
Is the House That Guarantees Every
Purchase
Corner State and Liberty
I would force almost tiinnedlato evueiiu-
lion of the besieged city by the lins
sinus, t'eisk is 20 mites southeast of
j Warsaw and slnsild a crossing of the'
j Vistula be forced ut that point, a (ier
1 until force would be tliiona toward the'
I rear of the citv. tlii-eatcnitiir the rail-
nay lines over which the Slav retreat!
will be made. 1
No iiiiiiiiitniliou i'i being wasted oil
the fortress of Nolo tleoigiewsli, north-1
west i if Warsaw. The Hermans in that'
region are maintaining their aduiucc!
inst out of range of the fort's heavy
gnus. As the field torces of tue Slavs
aie being steadily llnown buck, Novo,
Ceorgiewsli is being left isolated and
its fall will come with that nt' Waisiiw.j
Italians Cross Imnto Klvor.
Ik , July 23.- In the lino of a
niurdeious lire, nil Italian deta. Iiinciit
dossed the Isouo liter three, miles
lil'Ote liont, lust night and dug itself
in on the western base of Monte Santo.
Latest dispatches received today de
cline (hat :ln- daring force is iiiiiiiiliiiu-
ing its position despite at tin lis from
ali sides, So long us Hie piadtiou can
be held the AiiHti'iaiiH eiiiiiiiui nit-ii t iniiN i
to I'liicn will lie Kin, lied. I
The Itiilians crossed the Isouo in
- oivs and on noiitoous. 'I'ucv leached
the ea-Uern batik hcl'mc being discover
ed by the eiieiuyV searclilights ami
then charged the Austrian Irciiclics. -'IhiMigh
the eucluv piisitiulis wete of
: i-inn-icte and strongly ilcfi-udcil, the at
linking force dlole the A llt I ill list out,
'utter a "limp fight nnd occupied Ihe,
, tieiii-hcs before tl iiciuv aitiilery got I
into action to sweep tne line, !
I In a siinilnr inniiiier another ilctacli
'lllellt clnssed the solin n r Tidmimi.
i-aptui ing the Austrian ticin-hcs oppo- :
site Sella Sotlo. I
I Violent fighting was reported by
'in, -nil minimi tndiiv west of (lorit.,!
The Italians ine attacking the biidge-'
lii-ad llieie. The lighting hi this tegion
lins -ti-udily iin-rcascd in iuleiisily mid1
the gi'cutest uiiinber of Imkiis are now
jcngugcd t Ii ii ii at any lime since liostil
iiin lot i en Italy and Austiia begun.!
j Zeppelins May
(ic net a, July 2.I.-
Raid London.
Kiiiiiiiis of an iui
'pending cppcliii
nil I upon I .i i ii il ii n
I rein hi d m in todav from r riedern II-1
J 0 1 en. Those responsible f"r the stories
I f 1 iiii the Zeppelin tu'-tiiries declarit the
; latest air cruisers have been equipped
with a new engine which enables iheiil
to move silently through the sky.
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In make siucestlul night attack s Ihe
I pelins 1110 also .Ic, lured In hate
I im-i u eipnppi-11 wiiii a new itpo 01 11
: loiiiiualing bombs. These, wm-ii dio
tc,, olis'-iire the nirshlps from tu-w
; below', rendering tin m invisible, the
reioits here say. This would render
the ippeliiis 1 in 111 11 11 from alt lie Is by
. 11 nt 1 11 1 r -ru ft guns and plin-e aeroplanes
, ill up In engage them at u gn at dis
1 ii-ar I out a inonssou. Ihiring last mht
there was lieu-.y caiiiionitdiiig uboot
I Soin he.. iu the Amount' and Pctwceii
.r-fjLfjauu't.t.'tj ,t .nt x:::.:x:t:u:r.r..r.c.t.: nt .r:r.:t:c:L.i :r .f.Cw.Ti:;"
A Lesson of the European War
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Buy Your Summer
Underwear
Hosiery
Sport Shirts
Straw Hats
Washable Ties
Bathing Suits
'Yes, Mary, keep the Range
going, I'll want Rome
Hot Water this evening"
Anil o Ota moid nhoveili cwil
nit the An) nil day, wustliitt time,
tul ami numey, nprtvulirtUtMtut
iiml illwoiufcirt in the kttcltem
nnd llio niljoliilnrf rismii, ksei
Injl it whole Utnkriil of hot wntivr
juat to huve half tuhfiil ut H
p m. Tliemmlem
UIMI U la uav
RUUD
Automatic
Gas Water
Heater
Inatiilled In llm
bnaeinent and
iipplytntf Ih
wttol hooiseat a
torn of the nr.11
ci. without any
attention or any
waata of fuel.
Vlalt tnir ilsnrw
rooifi toilay for
wuiplaw ucualla.
It's Ruud Week at
The Gas Company
the Aisne and Oise rivers."
I'iiiis iiensiipert loduy called atteii
t ii'ii to Ihe fiiet Hull this is the (in
111 v i-rM r y of the delivery of Aoatriu's)
ultiuiaiiiiii to Serbm, which prcipihitcil
the war. and ib'lured I'riliicn puiposed
In coiilihue the condiet until tjctoi-
ious.
Shelled by AuntrlatU.
loine, . 1 1 I v 21. -An Alisttlllll sij'liol
run I'liiiit'iirdcil the town of tlitoiiu anil
the Krimitl islliluls, Ull 11 f r is-ill I stute
inciit 11I11101111 1 here tinlu)'.
Tv.o Miilnia dirigildes droiie, boinbi
upon ihe niilw.iy and town of N.i
l.iesinll.
ilnonu is on Ihe Adriul ic, eight mil. t
north of I mo 111 mi, proi lin e of t liii-'i.
The Ir .hi it 1 islands are it group of
file islands ill the Adriatic nt'f tint
coast of the Italian proiiu-e of Kn.'
gin. The largest, of the gtoup aio
al'iiut five miles in eirt'iniifciciii c. Tin v
am Niu In-niiiio, San .Nn-ol.i unl
: 1 uprnrii.
(lin e tnore, uni'ing countless) time, Inn tlie gn ;it
(isti( value of ( luicoluti! unit rni-uit M , 11 ii iiu ti
struti il. Is, th aerving an it part of tin) ration uf tl.o
trw,,ri in ACTIVL .SLItVICJ.'.
Baker's Sweet Chocolate
hat uayi Had thii guarant
"The iiigrcdii -ntt of tliii (.'hocolutB rn Ruuraiiti-cd
to be Jiuri; ciK'oits uf su nor blcml umj augar.'!
Qt nuinr. Kan thin trndt-nuirk on
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