The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1912, Page 6

the apirit of the countryside tn love of country so well that when Smith of EW IRELAN Ulster made his “separation” speech in the British Commons, one of the Irish newsp aby. whe * PCSSCSIOSSOSSIFTSS | right ne dd wpeak of IRISH INDUSTRIES’ VAST ~ GROWTH UNDER THE SPUR OF THE GREAT REVIVAL It Has Converted Large Numbers of Workers to the National Party—Factories of Ulster Are Doubling Their Work. ‘This to the last of the series of articles arranged for by The Bvening World to give ite readers the full knowledge of the making over of the Rmgraid isle, @ process which is producing extraordinary im the industries, arte and Literature of that country. BY MARY SYNON, Special Commissioner to Ireland for the Gaelic League of America, BELFAST, Ireland, Aug. 4.—From the widely distributed newspaper} accounts of riots from time to time in Belfast over the Impending passage of the Irish Home Rule bill, the general impression throughout those see tions of Ireland not conversant with the true situation in Ulster is that} Helfast Is leading a movement of secession from the cause of @ united but practically autonomous Ireland, The mention of Belfast in the west or the) Fouth of Ireland seems to conjure a picture of a city fanatically frenzied | to the point of disrogarding its own Interests, But to an impartial ob-| ferver the situation in Belfast seems to be one of listlessness toward the Political question. Belfast {s primarily a shipbuilding city, the greatest in the world In this respect. Miles and miles of dogkage reveal the location of the great yards, Harland & Wolff, the firm that builds the steamships for the White Burr line, employ more than 18,000 men tn their yards. J Othor Industries in that clty have, the outskirts of Belfast, is the home of ‘own so remarkably in the last few| Mins Alice Milligan and Mrs, Char-| Fearn that under the influen Milligan Fox, Misa Milligan, | huh Revival thelr Increase xquisite poetry has won her a other reason why Belfast E d-wide reputation, has devoted Union's: centre—on paper. For while herself for the last few ye the press of Belfast and the present! ranizing work in the Gael Members of Parliament from Belfast ast year ho travelled and ite neighborhood are opposed | Uister on a jaunting car, giving lec the Irish Hevival, the factorfes of tures, informal talks, lantern slid Ulster are doubling thelr work on ac-! shown in every town and village in count of 14 and there Is visible iM) tistor, and gathering from the Irish Cister such spirited enthusiasm tn the wpeakers folk lore and tradition of | of Irish industry as can be yia ry. Mra, Milligan Fox, who d in no other province of Tre) is the leader of the Irieh music re-| vival, has gone into every glen in the | In GREAT CROWTH OF DEMAND north of Iretand in search of old Irish |OUY, FOR IRISH GOODS. |ballads, She uses the very modern ‘The demand for goods of Irish manu-|method of a phonograph to secure faciure has grown so greatly in the last |thetr accurate reproduction, after ne "Moira 0%. it. Come@all's College of the National University, that institution whose thre resent the victory of U over an educational system that has held Ireland for centuries. The eM-| clency and sucecas of these colleges, | even in the face of opporition of the most intense eort, has been #0 great ‘that the National Board has been forced to recognize it. In the Queen's \- versity, Belfast, an institution consid- ered #0 English in aympathy that it was almost an adjunct of Trinity, there {a now a chalr of Irish, Mled by Canon O'Connell of the Church of Ireland, SUCCE6S OF THE REVIVAL THROUGHOUT ULSTER. All through Ulater the work of the Gaelic Loagus in promoting the renals- ance of the Irish language and the re- building of Irish industry has been not only crowned by success, but has been distinguished by remarkable apirit of revived nationality. Posslbly because of the fact that the feeling against na- tlonaliwm has been more rigorously held down in Ulnter than in the other prov- Inces on account of the close afMitation of the financial interests with England, tho presont feeling is ‘more Intense. ‘Then, also, Belfast's commercial position has given her people a knowledge of conditions abroad that has led them to & natural desire for self-government. ‘The example commonly used in Belfast as an argument for the re-establishment of the Irish nationality ts the position of Cinada toward England. The importance of the Home Rale bill toward the manufacturing and clal districts lies in {ts pron decreased cost of expensee for « ‘ernment of Ireland, so that Belfast, with & recognition of thie, has been disap- pointing the Untontat leaders sorely be- cause of her Lstlessness toward the measure POSLAM BRINGS SKIN COMFORT | ALL SUMMER In the Summer the numerous over- night uses of Poslam easily demonstrate its rare power to clear and heal affected akin. Poslam readily cures sunburn, takes away soreness from burns, mosquito i i Dri bites, Itching of the akin disease ix stopped at on For the cure of irulent skin diseases Poslam has me and fame as the most perfect remedy yet evolved. me safest and most beneficial yoa use, toilet and bath. Soothes tende skin, never irritates. The soap of ab- lute puri » for daily Qve ve manuface rish woollens, have been en- y thelr adoption of the methods Irish Revival, and use of the! loa of Irish work, to treble | tin the Inst five years, This example of the manner in demand for Irieh linéns, ; ) Irish tweeds, Irish cloths | oth at home to Ireland by the great numbers of people in patriotic sympa- thy with the revivel and abroad by those who gpprectate the beauty and Migh quality of the materials, has dullt up the Industries, ‘The result is that the people of Ulster have for the greal- ér part arrived at a realtzation of the fact that Irish prosperity and Irish nationality are practically synony- mous. In Ulster, therefore, the Irish Revival has the force not of an expert- but of @ tested principle. only an fen th about teaching the the value of hand products and them, vie in the Donegal verkes, Antrim wares. e4vertise “Irish | economic pointe in the Indus- ‘tilad revival ig the insistence that work- mall receive @ fair wage for their labor, ft follows that the Irish made stamped with the Irish trade-mark asually @ little higher i price than products of foreign competitors, The @ifference tn price, which ts invariably repair by the higher quality of the work, ‘& matter emphasized strongly by the t party in Belfast. In Belfast, however, the knowledge that the purchabe of Irish made goods 1s the key which has opened avenues of em- $ em hag aeryed to insti! in most of the purchasers a patriotic and grateful de- termination for the patronizing of Irish eatries, so that the city itself ts one of the largest purchasers of the Irish ", Im American trade the retative pur- phases from Ireland tn the last five years of tho Duyers representing New York, Philadelphia and Chicago have been representative of the growth of The forciga trade in Irtsh goods, The ekportation to three American houses fias Been almost nine times ax much year as it was «ix years axo. Np INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION AT LFAST. Le great faptories tn Belfast and lclnity have felt none of the in- Austria! depression that has been notice- Dip throughout Great Britain, and in ‘consequence the workers in Belfast and {ifoughout Ulster have gathered around the standards of the Irish Revival, For prosperity and nAtional feeling are very correlative. Tt Is in the clty of Belfast iteeif that fess than @ month ago four hundred boys joined the Gaelic League, stand- ing on Cave Hill where Wolfe stood on the momentous occasion of his 4, and swearing Wolfe ever to desist from ac tivity ull Ireland should once more be a Tein mane ct some fe tan £ activity of the Revival . dues.e0 # Uhat the factories of Ulster ting down the songs. reducing twice the amount of ball that time. | gle i Some of the ¢ found in the Antrim derful for their beaut ki All druggiste sell Poslam (price 50, cents) and P. joap (price #6 cents). | ‘ite to the F Stern Brothers Announce for Thursday and Friday A Decisive Clearance of Summer Dresses and Suits Entire remaining stock of summer dresses have been marked for immediate disposal, These “last call” prices are, in many instances, only a small part of the original selling prices. Four Groups, all told: Tub Dresses, $2.75 1» 6.50 Formerly Priced from $7.75 to 19.50 Including the prettiest Summer Frocks of th in fly is- river dig hear of the season in flaxons, tis. Lingerie Dresses, $7.75 to 13.50 Formerly Pricedefrom $15.50 to 27.00 Consisting of simple and elaborately designed lace and hand embroi dered dresses in sheer batiste, Imported voiles and cruruaelten iad Linen Suits, $5.00 ta 16.50. Formerly Priced from $12.50 to 35.00 Plain tailored and effectively trimmed sults, some with han, i b ts, deme broidered collar and cuffs and others with distinctive cretonne collars, Wash Skirts, $1.50 to 3.50 Formerly Priced from $2.50 to 5.75 0 10 9.75, of the most fashionable materials of the season, _—_ Thursday, a Special Offering of Linen Handkerchiefs At Extraordinary Low Prices Women’s Handkerchiefs Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs, with wreath initials on sheer linen, Actual Value $1.50, at Tape Border Handkerchiefs, with small block initial, Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, 95¢ Doz, Actual Value $2.25, at $1.60 Doz, with embroidered comers, Actual Value $3.00, at 1.80 Doz. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with 4% and 44 inch hemstitched hems, Doz. $1.25, 1.65 Actual Values $1.65 and 2.25 Dozen Men's Handkerchiefs Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with hand embroidered initials, Doz. $1.65, 2.15 Actual Values $2.50 and 3.00 Dozen Plain Handkerchiefs, of pure linen, with ¥% and % inch hemstitched hems, Doz, #|,28. 2.40, 3.75 Actual Values $1.50, 3.00 and 5.80 Dozen, ot 29diand 224 Streets You Are Safe When You Buy at RIKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES 7 \< ~ Prices Cut One-Half and Lower! Remainder of Our Bathing Goods, ; All This Season’s Stock, Below Cost | There is plenty of bathing time left yet and a chic, fresh cap, another pair of close fitting, shapely shoes, | will make your bathing costume bright and new. If your vacation is still before you, consider the charm of variety you can give your beach toilette by two or three caps of different styles. Easy to do this now—two caps for the price of one. hese goods are from our own exclusive stock, made of the best-materials and in the advanced styles. Shoes, caps, a and accessories are our kind—the best for service and lasting satisfaction. Their quality and style will make them as wearable and attractive next season as this. . We have only a small stock left and have distrib- uted it song our sixty stores. Each store will there- fore have onlyafew. An early selection is desirable. 20 Doz. Tanguay Caps, 10Doz. Nell Brinkley Caps, 50 Doz. Cloth & Rub’d Caps Were $1.79 Were 49c Sale Price, $1.03 Sale Price, 27¢ 10 Doz. Gaby Caps, Sale Price, $1.03 Sale Price, $1. = han ce a Sale Price, 85¢ 15 Doz. Rosemaid Caps, |80 Doz. Handk’f Caps, Were $1.49 v Were 99c Sale Price, 99¢ Sale Price, 54¢ 25 Doz. Quaker Girl Caps, | 50 Doz.Cloth Turban Caps, |Cork 8alls, Were $1.98 Were 10¢, l5c, 25¢ Sale Price, $1.03 “Sale Price, 13c/Sale Prics, 5c 10c 15¢ Bathing Shoes—All colors, all sizes, canvas, satin, ete. 89c shoes now 19¢, | 59c shoes now 29e. | 79c shoes now 49¢. | 98c shoes now 69c, ‘“‘Breathes Upon a Bank of Violets—’’ The fragrance of our wonderful A Folding Baby’ Bath¢ Tub---Only $4.39 Violet Excelsis. It has’ absorbed the very essence of the se eed violet and carries it to you, dewy F < Ho ein requently sold for from $5 to' $7.50. . Riker and Hege- teh, Gove yee ro tire of,|™20 purchasing methods enable us to offer this tub at the naan seakpaen eats ; ;|lowest price ever placed on it. | sg yore 4 fine are smote, Yet) The tub is full 17x30 in. inside the frame, very lasting. e@ truest ESSENCE) Rest quality heavy white rubber, reinforced on the outside by strong cloth, with ample expansion apace for the water. A firm frame, of violets ever perfected. To place with additional safety latch on each side. a drop of it in your palm is like The vent has a full size, detachable ebony placing a fresh violet there. Violet Excelsis Extract, $1.25 and $2.50 tt 8 faucet. Nickel plated extension bar on one side to hold the towels. the bottle; Toilet Water. 75c and 81.25. The only way to bathe an infant camfort- i you wish w ae rae pertain, one with a suggestion of milder fragrance, cigs one with the mysterious Abeaie of the ably is in asmalltub. It saves the backache languorous East, we can satisfy your due to bending over a large ab. And baby desires. is happier in a tub his own size. When fin- Charmona is a pure golden extract ished with the bath you fold up the tub and that is of itself a literal embodiment of tuck it quite out of the wa;—it comes to you beauty. It is the perfume of the woman in a bag no larger than a cane case. Best quality, best make, In- 39 | fants’ Folding Tub, only....... 34. who choses to emphasize a distinct and Riker’s Peroxogen | Incensia Talcum | definite personali' Sold in a tall straight botile in a distinguished box. It is one The Perfect Antiseptic in a box of imperial purple, with a novel, artistic design. | of the most delightful essences eve: If you cut your-|The powder ‘is soft, delicate | blended. Charmona Extracts, $2 the bottle self, if you burnjand fine —fit for a baby's vourself, im me di- skin! Toilet Water, 81 the bottle. Incensia has the faint sweet suggestion ately pour an anti- We have never septic on the spot! { known a powder ofthe Orient, combined with a mysteriou- 4 and prevent possi- domastio=—ponss| a ite, trem that is perfectly softer or more) ‘The ‘back is a skeleton frame temptingly Beta! which detaches and so can be fumed t Yo N' cleaned quickly and thoroughly, Incensia. OU’ Bristles are attached with non- can pay more but | corrosive wire. you can find no| ‘The brush can be used also as Sale Price, 49¢ Were 25c Sale Price, 12¢ Garters, Sanitax Bath of subtle and indefinable eharm. Incensia Extracts, #1 and &% the bot- tle; Toilet Water, 75c and 61.25 the bottle, FREE With each bottle of any of our Toilet Waters we will give a dainty souvenir box of Toilet Requisites, containing a traveler's; size of Riker’s Improved Cold Cream, Zuyder Zee Talcum Powder | and Riker’s Antiseptic,Tooth Powder. We guarantee each Riker and Hegeman toilet preparation to please you, or your ded. A MOE EN IEE (Peroxide of Hydrogen with! Try Our Soda Fountains for a |trteniiy, 1 ib, 190: 10 Quick Lunch Yi lbs... s Tne busy man or woman who The Morning Shower cannot assimilatea hasty lunch in a restaurant will find un egg|Should be continued the year chocolate malied nilk, hot or;roind. We have a Complete cold, or a big glass of buttermilk Shower Bath and y one. of a score of our eatarrh, hay fever, kin diseases nothing} is better than Riker’s Peroxogen | poignancy and allure. It is the perfume ble infection. For higher quality.|, spray, for the tube which joins sore throats, ulcer-| ated teeth, asthma, Sifter | F ‘ Mapa 25¢ | the faucet is connected with the Healthful Soaps You canro. be too careful : about the soap you use. The|tachable, as ina Riker and Hegeman soaps are | regular bath composed from absolutely pure brush... nmiaterial, blended by scientific | back of the brush, and there is a | constant aye ot valor from the spigot through the perforated brush back. The atl nae Riker’s Dental Tanch Drinks’—to be Pursale ior 04.06, formulae. They are healthful, 4 — 4 i : f i entirely satisfying and nourish- echt q! ponthing to the skin, and cleans. Cream (New) 7 week's epecial Complete, nick-| Fernwood Violet ‘*Newport el plated, reliable |" Soap.........-. 10¢, 3 for 28¢ ractical Over-| Riker’s Bath Soap.10c,3 “ 25¢. : Snack,’’ Only 10c Malted milk, a whole fresh egg, & glass full of rich milk and| flavored with coffee. Does not} this look like real nourishment? Try_one. ead Shower Bath, with heavy| Soap.......... 10c,39 “ 25c canvas curtain! Riker’s Superb Violet Soap. 19¢ on strong nickel! Riker’s Riker’s Olivo Soap........ 25¢ rings, only 4.98 Riker’s Septone Soap. 25c & 75c You Are Safe When You Buy at Corona Castile Includes all the ingredients for an ideal tooth Delightful Large tube..., ‘ar Soap, 10c, 3 for 5c cleanser. taste and aroma. 15c FREE-D:rits this sale, while they last, with every pure chase of 5c or over will be given a beautiful Japanese silk Fan Free, PREE Dring, this sale, while Y they last, with every pur- chase of 2c or over will be given a beautitul Japanese silk Fan Free. 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