Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 4

a i that at | réal_friends g o "bnsk"{\"’ MMR" to have p}.n_mg, m nn. wife, a{fi‘ 1.\.\,. mm 1§ dmu suit, even if, as he séys, ‘it is wgu; _tight. a-n“f-n to 3 him or fi:fi ped&} "T ¢ poor Woh- na ther time, 6T his Fernatr! et M na of l)hbl\hy I%- tween them and His fl—dmmfl m one of the big sur- prises éf our 1dehtial elections. For several. hours after the he sd s dhled ppeared to MVe been badly beaten, and ghes went to bed with tHe assurarice | that he was president-els . After all the great ihdustrial states, whig® had decided the electiohs in the past, except Ohio, had sent in reports of ®publican victorfes, the tide was turn- ed by the Far West which been al- most forgottén in the . reckShing But Where the conservative interests had less inflyence. At Jast the réturns from re- ‘mbte hnmlets in_the Sierras gave Cali- fornia to_the pras e:i by lm than 4,000 mnn ity. v women 'vSmtePs are supposed to have Tal- bécause “he kept us out of PROVERE. Conpare B the tas & man pars I6 18 18cay e ap s tht, the Mms oF o But lmn: the Wighed offtlaté W ;| 1%, be unfist lfl% flmfi SO eration one Which mifht grow ._qo mm\ilfi Arabs - make. i of Patsbts 1iberty @Rd equal “BeFupiiBus ‘re ent non-Jew! y the A0 167 these religlons &md,& are. tp be assured.|Ho for the rights of the inhabitants” is. tthe British high commissiener puts edivea B W o e paper and W e lochl Gws o ot wect Admpaieh. = E ug( of mm ot ore b him he duxht to. allow us ime g fif e 610 mill , ] Men’s Silk Shirts it A» & who by Sod etphace Jato 186 e sour owt erepe’ i, & dobt B e ot th the G| Tolmermi: A Pt Mimiitons - TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK ; fiew state of ‘Phiestine, them fo the lauidl fiv fi at I've said about clsions. CIRCUMmN Sariiie! $ays: ‘ tion -of the. chat-| think of & man u nmled that nobody ‘, “} Wast.to #ee a DIVIGED INTO THREE SPECIAL GROUPS At $485 At 8585 At §6.85 Value $6.00 Value $7.50 Value $9:50 momfium\flumymmmmm t himself cou’l /bis ‘shifts? By e way this is the the lawhdry an to call, isn't m { wish you wonid ve him written directiols about my Apd after §31 have please pin a little t-yinx%i{sllncfly how | for ¢ L acter that is heedsd will be admitted in- 4 thé chuntry, i proportion as ita de- Ve alows . &mployment " to fouhd. Palestine, préperly provided with fods, FAllways, * harbots- and * power, with the ail. mo; i vated; . the wastd lands ests planted and fhalaria mimam with town and, village industfies ehcour co: You, my dear. No mfl vsi-fii'k, How do you think this t? 1 Was going {6 wear mlimne one, but the silk tn off, and it Wwon't alip 6» fhr. I paid four plunks throw, jt away. \ieve you cotld répair of ribbon. Try it, will WEEK ENDING JUNE 12th, 1820 10,644 VER AcT FALLS SHORYT. t was attempted to apply SNAP SHOTS OoF DENOCRATIC CONVENTIONS Copyrighted by G. M. Adams Service note to the buni 1 want the work ga looked like thi J n\ I haven't - fonight. “That refnifitls ‘e, THE CONVENTION OF 188. Denocratic obinfon up ahd dowhn the the You Please? shirt perfect in every detail—and in e ¥ S e it the wa try had fixed on Governor Grover r act to William M. Wood and the 3 allie; 1 wish| " Well, good-by, dear.. Oh if e min|coun; lraa et ol maintain a_ frge, additional popila Foi'd Dfess my dFESt touSers o little. | dores for the rent, foday vou just write| Cléveland of New York as the sirong- splendld range of styles and sizes. is president, it is discloséd that igh always B85 Jhto WIS e i b b s hh i 2 oEdk, for mm, Hallie, and Uil reim-|est available presidéntial candidate long i 'fi“have to doll you. 5 too busy to think|Defore the clans gathered at Chicago on — faled to complete its case|to say what tmfin«n 3 o &y nient, o fi-x“fi,fi@n ot niecd 3:;'5 %,?e it “,:‘:,"em“ . July 8 1884 Me had a New York ma: || LOT 1—In this lot are 91 Men's Silk Shifts, it plain white and . profitccring in wearing apparel.| acter neéded.” e&. x i préssing: "'l got home as early as I canj but]JOrity of 190,000 to his credit in tne|] fancy colors, sizes 14 to 16, these are regular $600 shifts — Our T s brought under the| Russla, tFom Polan é’fi\d Trom RAWaR! “SpeakiBg of aréds c}oum #hakes Te|1 suppose yowll have my dress elothes|state campaign of 1382, and he was gen-{J Special Price ... X ciessssiieisii.iie YABB v ¢ Mr Wood Were dls-fcan find réftgé M the new: Zionit state] think to tell you, that yowll have to write|aid_out. Please use the pear] studs. |erally looked upon as a sincere reformer : . because the court found that|only as developent Allows employmient| Bud that it's out of thie.question for him| “Now, remember, my_ dear, youTe fo of sterling dependability. He had oppo-|J LOT 2—This lot consists of 58 Men's Silk Shirts; 1h handsome act does fot reach 10 the sources of{to be found. Na indiscriminate rush in-|to have a new: dress suit now.. take it edsy today. Dowl you bother]sition, however, in his home State from|f novelty effects, sizés 14 to 16, tht&e are regalar $7.50 shirts—Ouad even if a case of profiteering Y permitted; for Haard of giich extravagate eh yout dear 1ittle head about anything.” {::lv:::ml '!‘ggnn:;ngy Hauh 3 dlndh_w);‘en thisi¥ special Price . Sesessvobbodasaobabe fl& have been made oit, REAYREL MF. \spmant {mm #att Whoh the AFadtaz{l was in college I didn't “Very well, dear,” said -~ Mrs. . Gil- aggregation reached the floor of tail at all untd my sex‘\ “I'll remember. dl Bo X And T'll knit} the convention, T sought to escape the Clothing apparel was ingluded and use of capital for investment. bourne. D 3 LOT 3—In this lot are 101 Men's Sitk Shirts of the finer grad : 3 Howling fbr . 76% Gr Sou a new necktie, between spells, while] time-honored “unit rule” (under which e finer e, in the act along with such neces-| Virtwally & British protéctoraté of in- %fi;fi,’i B oMb Yi). S| Trh resting otbdibntly."—Fxohange, 1t ‘wis bound. by strictions to support|f Plain White and choice novelty designs, “‘“ 11 to iS%, these are saries of life as food and fuel but the|definite duratifhh %&ms 18 Be ‘Indlcated Clevéland) in order to vitalize its hostil-{f our regular $8.50 shirts—Our Speciti PAGe plication of the law does not begin|for- the new Palestine. 3 7 ity. But Tammahy proposals to amend the rules were defeatéd by a majority of over 100. after the cloth has left thé rmanu- e eithier. & quarrel nor a deddlock throughnm that pri answer ar period. TERMINALS AND. MOTOR TRUCKS. of the defendant Five Minttes a Dw | On the first baliot, Cleveland led with < case was that a bolt of cloth does| Fieight dohfestion has Bilotnd & . Presidont succeeded, not by | s goe i . SR T ] : : ¥ 392 votes in a fleld of nine. His prinei-| ® t come within thi ing of the law oFt, -With b‘” M g ]| \rousing _a p.ors loyalty to himsed ? - P i not wearib Mevaeel . THe|or (:ofi'a’l“:hr Zm"'u .m«f&’ i s SHEL E e e P TR L e e Funman. ot OMo. BABGM of Denbrl a,r s o o e wered the question Whether| sued in hny one ot Fait s @oae i g | Bl &, Tddothty on the foor, bt he ad- § CCUMAES D%y Tittans, ana. Cariiate ’ intailored cloth iz wearing apparel by{ commodities, We ha c,py,lam 1915_9, James Mgrg“ | mitted, “never a majority in the cloak of Kentucky. On the second ballot, Thom- as A. Hendricks of Indlana, with 145 1-2 votes, moved, inté second place—the th convention in which he had beén a $ro; inent presidential contender. But on lhls same Second balldt, Cleveland went to 683. When this roll call was_ finished, Cleveland still lacked 72 ,votes of th necessary -thirds majority required by democratic rules but numerous changes were made from the floor, and his nomination resulted forthwith. Hendricks was nominated for vice president bs acclamation—the second time he had been thus honored. Richard D. Hubbard of T he indictment ol had proclaimed his anti- st profiteering 5o that it was that the news of the in- against him was received. It pear that he had fajled to 1at he preached. for he had e undefstood that he Would| ortunity to ‘*destroy” ahy int of his home towh who sbught! | of consumers, espec- mers as were employ- to be carrfed directly trouble lay at. the de gestion, that is,: stheks.of u!\ for delivery that the raltroads t Move because thérs Were not éhvhgh 'mgm cars. ‘We hava Beth tofd that the Tallrdacs need 509, ! quality of the product of - this Ieadership is open to question, but. the qdantity repreSents a bigger grist than | the legislative mill has ground out in & | like space of time. Here are the out- standing “items in the peace Tecord of the Wiison administration: Tariff re- Vision, the first income tax, the Federal Reserve uct, the Federal Trade Commis- the Cliyton Trust law, thirty arbi- tration treatties, the Seamen's act, the 18an, the Hepeal of Panama tolls, ing act, the Child Labor law se of the Danish West ‘Indies | At Savings Which Average One-Third Three Very Special Lots EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE, AT 28¢ 86-inch Fancy Voiles, in short lerigths, this seson’s styles, in an excellent assortment of light 4nd dabk effecti—Special price 28 & yard, Setual " BC e8¢ FANCY VOILES, AT 48¢ St WilkSR. ident married ing Galt. 1914—Aug. 6, death of 1915—Dec. 18, the I Ve, A B 16—Re-elected. ter Wosdrot Wilson hiad been teach- in the classfoom for a quarter of 2 cenmry that the President dugh! & be ore like a prime ministér o co-operaté Wwith ither human hesng: “a__mere _department m\ Cohgress from some Isom(c?l~ istand of provieh iib esmnh\um t\m fi 18 Yermt nal cofigoRtish t the Thiltbads | afe ARythif s was 40-inch Fancy Voiles, néwsst and mést i‘i&lrfll styls, light and medi al Al GoodRoads. . i 3 o court Yor € the opportunity camesto him |and Federal Aid for Good ! temporary. _chairman of the convention, A e e B | sulttisiie ¥oin &3 Skn to put this lheorpyp o pnctie. When | The Federal Reservé layw is potentially | and Willag F. Vilis of Wisconsin was|§ co'orings—Shecidl price 49c & yhid, FeBilar Valus 3. of errof has been granted by a, that in extra session, a monthyas great a piece of constructive legjsla- | permanent chairman. In the light of judge ubon motion by the zov- !mmlnal @ : e walked fn in, perédh, ¥ Jefferson had he ‘happened to was ah awkiFAr tion 4s any that has been enacted in this country. , We were absoiutely with- put a financtal system, and he money of he natfon was in the irresponsible con- trol Bf a few bik banks in New York. A sifiglé private citizen exerc'séd far mote Power over the national currency than the natignal government itseif. President Cleveland hired J. Pierpo: Morgah 16 be the protector of the help- less Treasury in 1895 and President Roovsevelt turned to him to save the fin- ancial” lité o the eduntty in 19 All the while an_al k of left the lower cotrt indicated its ty of the Lever in clothing modern problems, one _interesting plank in the platform said: “We dppose sumpt- uary laws which véx the citizens and in- terfere with individual libert; One of the mdst unique figures in this cohvention wag General Benjamin F. Butler of Massachisetts. Butler a few years before had abandéned the repub- lican party, with Which he had acted since the Civil war, and as a_democrat had been elected governor of Massachu- setts in 18. In 1883 he had already Deen nominated for president by the “greenback party” and the ‘anti-mohop- oly. party.” 98¢ FANCY VOILES; AT 69¢ 40-inch Fancy Voiles, extra fine grade, in & ¥blbctsd abkortment of light and dark effébts—Spicial price 8¢ a yard, regular value.%8c. (WASH GOODS o&nnmenn $1.50 VOILES, AT 98c 40:inch Novelty n-.med &3, i § "E' m 3 and lwroivh; washabl minals canhst chare of fmgm Thst @ LB we be any bet icAl ERIBH and delive E vivihg a cdstom which stopped ofly because 6t 10l wien It ing provide With miehsa addition to freight AR sult would ofil¥ be to-clof Etill meFR the alféddy imeufMeient freight termiRal fa: cllities of thé FAllrbads. TWo wayw Gut of the freight troubles are avallablé, 1A iHe bpiafon 87 thin manutatiuréF. OFe 18 to inerease the terminnl and_Qiseha cilities _and the Bther is the increasing use of métor: Attembt io secure Fea- the distfibution of possibly or per- carried out unle imnosed upon the - distrl- { the made-up garments are ex-i the materials out of which they ielative tury president had been keep- (n§ @way from the capitol, except ihen they went there for an hour to sign :2“: of an expiring: congress. The Fest the time they ccarried on a more or 1888 secret diplomacy with the other ha't of the govérhment, a mile awry- as if it Wire Borie rival power in Burope: President Wilson adopted the attitude | system nparel cannot 3 \ably intry would be glad to have the bisiness of the > bility i sent ] i - . He appeared In this Chicago conven- ¥ for the present hish priee| trucks for handling treight from the ter.|6f & dort of member at large of both | nited States -w?mdcgffinfia |t uraat s o ot two-tone Voiles, Alxt:fi, P&iu, i &tééfl, s IC makers of thejminals. . Eanecially. fn”the lirge eitiek: 1 Seuntering unhétalded_iito jthe jsyer Jt wos deetc sud with, hation 4t the head - of - the demoorati yelldw, gray AR ant AhS- felatf ol be shdhientis 16 sonteintai:t sh (&% el e ber. wARLvee e ticket, but his name WAas.never pre- $1.25 1 50 he wholesalers s {48 ’m:nb MiRA At Al fi; Plaees & ; e 786~ fias @ Senate. Cha L “; ‘m’ thfiv;‘i %‘:n‘;fll‘] R e‘:v fln; situa- | dented and_he received no_votes. His prices and all been blamed. Bach had)isr tricks @ Kabl FEERE 16 B el use private financial { only formal papearance occurred when T W mmocenee. A fustcsov-| ushy BenioHp S eg 1 iy | s Hhtetdats HAGrally WISHEQ 1o Kbep thelr | po trich to. have his own personal PIAL (AT SILK DEPARTHMENT) would be sreatly Felieved 18] wmay aflio bo, HEM % BHOFL:MARL Freipht Bénse cfinl'grsirnf t&!e money. The Aldrich bill in} form substituted for the temmittee on mAtter cleared up sy Ay numb" o cAte 7t the t administration proposed to give | resdlutions. In this effort he Was voted foh, 6f quiet, smooth ‘tea mwork b-s 7 hisit the sanction of law to, this private dom-|down 713 1-2 to s s it down 2 SAREY = main line -traffic. - Quicker unlo\_:fll_ tiveer the executive and legislative de- | ination, but congress refused to.pass it. In the shbsequént campaign, Cleveland AILROAD SALARIES. |through increased - terminal facilities Partments that we have ever had. There| The Federal Reserve Act simply re-|and Hendricks Were elected—registerin & o 2 llegations of extravagance| Would result algo in a better continuous versed the Aldrich plan and gave the|the first democratic presidential succe Ext o s Ofl 3 & f oae e sgaifiat, Fulivhalls under privetel movement ot carrs between thelr termi- nation through the givernment, the con- | since 1856. rao) ehllfi O arade nt one of the points of fre-|nal points.’ Refjet, street congestion | cording to the popular conceptior: of thetrol of its own money. It is agreed |y, i pontinaed tomorroW with the stery k and possibly of general be-|in the large cities would be one of thé|Fréfich stage. now that withoui the new'system our fin-{ * of the Convention of 18%3. P part of the nul has been | benefits to be_realized from the estdb- = ncE Feould ot iy wea herel the gl —_— faney + paid 1o ‘their|lishment of ‘sub-terrainals. on 18 opt-]. THE Bélief grows that “Crown Prince” |of war. It vet remains to be tested as| Vyige mien 100k betota they leap for r th, #ipbort of dhis Corgresiian | skirts McAdoo will be made the heir-apparent)a method of contracting and deflating the | joy. % s Rt s 4 o of the Wilsonr &dministration. Does this| war-time expansion. : - Dad mblined 1n e Kom o e 204l explain why e W& so kind to railway| President Wilson was the relentiess Towels A o cord a list of the salaries 3 s infanc driving force that pushed through the These To reépresént factory llfl E N road officials receiving $5.000 | but where tried W% been a pronounced ‘;“" ‘“;lhe‘h;‘.‘rd':ig‘;:dc:sg(‘;w e i Fieerve Thl'and ho ihoih editheld lean-tip are sub- 1917, Taking up the con-4 success, - says -thi¥" fgmitacturer, and_the Bear implacable hostility of powerful interests. )ect to shgh{ lmperfzchom in weave or small oil stains. an’s Nst for ana a r—\nv\nv.snofier we lend Hergies to achleVifi®| @eraldiie Farrar is disturbed because|The only other president fo challenge the wazine finds that in 1917, which was'a possibility inatead m? thrmwhg“ WB 887 | 4h thiflks Feprecemtative ybung men or|SUPremacy of this element in our poli- They are all in Jach colored effects, in blug, pink, ear before government opera-|hands and waitifg A PIBMIEISHS G- | Yamen cannot Fake love Because ‘they |icS was .Roosevelt, but th: harder it ronds was . adopted. oty | ber of frelghf Bheh to FOFRE B IO Mo ar s ke love Becatse oineY | tought him the closer the people 23 a Javender and green combinations, rainbow, stripes, étc. ihout one-eighth, of the 20.-|somewhere, thé bettef th® {ranPBRAUBH | giveness” Geraldine Is an artistic por-| oo drew to him. i of the railways received sal-| interests of thé countfy will e served. t 4 e & The Pt Co Smc Yas omiiled frome e LU TORE ‘“m size, 15x27, Valué $1.00 each — stlisig 44 St el N A trRyer of thé dividle efhotioh, but that|president Wilson composition and this Bpecial price .......... e s g as $5,000 a EDITORIAL NOEE Rt nyn‘\u Ehe. knows it m omsision denied him a flowing communi- + % pointed out that the average cation with his fellows, a natural limi- 15 dozen Turkish Towels, Ens“sb guest size, 20%3%; value $1.75— railway general officer was| June days mhAke JRRdATY ¥esth &Rt &| Ehizago fioetm—s Havé isdied 500,000 | tation which was confirmed by the life he s T O T I T G SR SR e S0 4 oy e $4 while the average salary of|nightmare. | Fifi PrecriBtions stnce Jhnudry 16, two-|had led until he was suddenly thrust . S on officer only $2,099, as tRIFAS evasions the 1aw for “suffer-|into the hurly burly of polit His 15 dozen Turkish Towels, medium sike, 22x42, value $2.50 — ] vear which| Anotier natigh Qhfi‘:fl tfiigfi NOFWRY 5“ $76k bolls, hay’ Fever, catarrn, ul- aloofness chilled the emotions of the Special price .. 8149 . re now de-|declines. the m:a,,d“, gf Dhiig: Sarati QN“‘ b & ToR o Iments, | P¢OPle, even ‘when their minds approved : 3 a minimum for employes ef teeth 3nd forty otMer ailments.|pic iiicies and admired his abilities. 10 dozen Turkish Towels, large size, = ke g5 Regular grafluation weatheF, sweiter-| Victims of bronehitis were most favor-|Nor dia he have a cabinet which could Special price ........... A RER R $1.89 i a little indefinite,| Ing heat and sifgestions of shéWers. ed. Not one preseription Was issued for|supply the lacking element of popularity . pe A ‘,“l;m‘;‘n"fl“” = 3 chronic thirst for alcohol. President Wilson has been a lonely fig: 10 dozen Turkish ToWwels, extra large size, 28%33, value hno - % tis thews TEANWA: sk lién s ngtkefl 0‘2( camx\fi_m\(’mud,,,?y new g U RN g 1 SRR S $io8 $hs iSa aukiah t to work on w! . lon of the salaries In the llst ge! e UNg Oesigy. One lot of Wash Cloths, match(ng many of the foregbing Towels, s -adhgitall f:n”’;”.'l“‘,":' ::’" X::'r‘“ Coupon clipping day for Holdérs of value 50c—Special price each . 25¢ here were 781 who. recolved lews han|LAPEFtY loan bonds and Victory Hotes. 247 who received less than $7,- “Soldiering on the job” is not inéluded i et e ol S i 2 s iel] CORNED BEEF : Women’s Bathing Sui er hand the lit m.,-_x.m‘psssraxzwwo @:.; ,,;:-,T‘T,a “m a‘fi% Shys: Silk Pfillnd ll%e B U T T E R a ul shown to » received .000 br|soeks and tottofi Hsle sidary don't &3 3 1 1 ) e in"fn’cihi‘;"‘;";s in e | togethier well. % - Lean Plate Po“nd sse Yoy i !heomkeynd!mdf‘b\lni lm own as ha Vi 5, or L P R Bt 11 more as having received more| Rather tough (hess dpys 6n thé man z ey - 5 F Toda Onl dilplly & Wegusy $60.000 and Jess than $75.000, 13| Who 18 triing t0 econoizs by makink or y y Thlsshong inchudes Inthb hu v received $50,000 to $6090¢ | his winter sult aa R T TR R S A A fab DM. md Yo vy i - New Bermuda Surf Satin and Sk Popkin sies d less than $50,000. 1ty 33| There h — s, therefore, aside from“ w0 | nahe of mlfln ftualm lfi \ féfi‘lb? . firms. were paid salaries of $50 060 lican ticket will s slnwiN PORTERHOUSE RO 36m46—prwucuofmu_fw ; turers who are noted for their ongmllxtymeoctumngdlefiéh est surf and beach creations — all or over, and the range for the executive officers of a2 road, For onca‘(he nomination m the vice t or chairman, is from $5,099 (o presftlencs wash't HeaAded out §s & fa- vor In Feturs. foF Bolitial filfia Onions, 4 Ibs. . 25¢ Philadelphia Fresh Fish THE FIRST BIG CATCH > figures shown, there seoms lit- Will the democrats make o 15 Sipgott tho Y. SN, oy & ( at reasonable prices, Foant mtares T8 T miese| o ootk for 5n Sk B DOH mm‘ OF THE sEason., | Cream Cheese Py gt o e private manazensat. Tie (Euris, | nating GOvFNoH €8 fOF DRESERL? P T o - Each 15¢ o cours. lonk malie: now shan {EME FRegry v g g AR Bflt Chmk R,gut F ; Bl kl 1 d : SEhisavsesialnes Swirhithers at 31.25 and 'l 98 o e . T e eyttt o Neufchatel Cheese White Wash Skirts was more generous in the trea L . ol wit= A AN . MACKEREL 12 for.......... 15¢ }|| The kind tha 6t peststty, maten This belief is suppo-:1 by act When thi 1 Age S he rmlronrl’7\4:;‘;:15";':0‘.1 ‘2:)'{1;{]] Il;: sale, ::me ;ll:;nm::r l::wltmnz :\.: Pound 15c ials are best M M “ January, 1920, showed the comvensation | OPPOFtUNity to gef .a. nice. ecean-gwing Wash Satin—at $5.98, $7.50 and up to Sli 50. general officers on the basis of ah werage of $4.313 for a year, as com- sared with $4 for the ca'endar year 1917, ¢ year of private oparittion. The 1917 figures, of course, include the nore highly paid executive officers Who were not included in the railroad ad- ninistration payroll. The division offi- ters fared better, their average increas- private yaen Lipton’s Tea, yel- [low label, pkg. 43c Rolled Oats d1b.. ... Senator Hardin : ey A indtihg. persspality . Prof Which akte- crats are fiade, but it is #Wofth white u femember that we have had énesgh of autocrats: Fresh Caught PORGIES Pound 15¢ Women'’s Sunnner-Wcight Union Suits ‘Women’s Ribbéd Unioh Suits, 16W neck styles, both with cuff &nd 20¢c ‘When . Colonel- 'Rflmvclt"tlud a bill ng, under government control, from $2,-| passed authorizing him'te- rale a RIVis N R R P ‘?c r*‘“"}lzu i 199 to $2,989. ion for France it ¥ 16 Behatér H SHORE Coffee_Dmer Worhen's Ribbed Union Suits, séilé with bodice top, cuff kaeé, ing that he turned. ‘And the sehator w‘} lace knee and shell knee, extra #1383, at 79¢, réfillar sizés at........ ' it through. But President Wilson h B b RTIR e i : gyt JUGY (- - HADDOCK lend, Ib. ..... 35¢ eptance the Zionists greet thé pro= ramme for Palestine as announced by ir Herbert Louis Samuel, the Britigh igh commissfoner, whe Has stated tl lan of administfation of that néw state. The French “senate has decided that the French stage has reached- the lmit ot mn immoral i um *HE mh- tibh. ' Whieh st bS FOIAE some, ac- The Best Coffee For the Least Mony. 3 Pounds 25¢