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Crwk will $" *'*ht of !
«b'> will r»jrM#n* Highland )'it*
in the first fall
The various aquad* retor' *<l »<
thalr teapecMv* Iocs! h* -d-iiiai'era
it ft oVlork. »ml fr «■ r ?
ear* to Ike *rqH»ry * i<- ,h "J r, ‘
port a* 10 so Ai l' » I *'
b« given » *1 IWt» m '
resiauran' *»n ( »•>« •• n ‘*
return to th* armor* '
address bv Mivn. M X
In th* nr it Ihre. da; - »be r * *’ OI
the m»u who »iU ’
trolt'a hr** t“* r ' ,4 '‘
for camp. and the -• r ° k */'
trill !»e carried "<>' * ’ ' '
fore another month 11 r ’
M[M rli <1 *ha * *h*
of I M2* men h * v< * r * , r ,or ' ‘ ■’
camp . .
W»in'l*' | t* i 1* -ending t" r
to ramp <*U"tcr toda Th* '■*
Earl Tuck»-r. Kwrt St.* ' hn ,
lla and H«t r ) Sn ,o r' '
rltv quietly Wedneada* ,u “
There »** no cola hint ton
The draft men, «»f th* r in
ward. numbering a i
honoi»-d by * :iMg»-r.- <’
Tuiwdiv
which the eonviupt" ■- i* ■ ' j
partirippn’ - r •• , : .’ r
march, *hicb it *'
»nd a few '' ,
tight* l
were profus* . decnrjr
and bunting I'll! 1 '
took part *h rt< 1
Folio * ng ,
.rreet m* < > .. * >
Bradley a* chairman “hr
era were On C Y. Ha *
O Ijitlmar **nd 1-out- ' rrt
CHICAGO MAYOR
HANGED IN EFFIGY
Move Made To Brand Thomp
son a “Disloyal**
(iti7en
CHICAGO. S*p* V—V'Ullam Hair
Thompson. mayo of rr. *’•*'
r ■'
counts- flar at Kanknkc- ’• ’ r **
despite the fact hr »'*- ! ' r: ’ ’•
nigh'. !
The hanging -tneT 'ork p.H**a .
at a downtown rnri'T ;n Mi w
arc. A acor* of .-’pan -h war vi'-o- j
ana left the jc -rr r< * lankly*
a lamp post, wher** >’ attrar’e . a j
JeariTMt crowd un'll police cut i* j
down 20 mtnutc* later. |
The National geouritr >arue o.
which Thompson »a» a
member, todav *»• pu«htn* ;ta de J
mand tba* he he indicted on crounda ,
of “palpable of duty |
malfeaaance in office
“In our opinion h* a dla»oywl
pltiftcn, ’ declarer a resolution adop*
ad by the league la*’ nicht
bta worda and actions since rhe out
t>r«ak of the war. he hae adhered
;o the enemtes of his airing i
Jjaxn aid and comfort
Potters praising Thompson ps:t up I
in the Fort TWrbom hotel by dele j
fates of the people s Conn l for j
Oemocracr and Terms of Peace,
wore remored las* n ght bv orders
>f federal score* -r-vire *r»r*
MORRIS WIDOW
AGAIN A BRIDE
Wedf* Francis Neilaon, Former
Member of of
Commonys
CHICAOTi Fept S \f:« Helen
Swfft Morris, widow of Fvdward
Morris, packer, todav wa- the bride
of PVancta Wilson, of Pr>sion. for
mer Liberal momiier of the British
h(,us* of commons They wer, rr».r
ried last night at the Morris rc«f.
Jence
Morris died in ISP, kaTin* his
V idow 40 per cent of his 120,000.000
es.aie.
C«r Ferry Ceptam D ea
Cap’. Henry Oldenburg. rear*
aid. master of the <[- ferry Lam
lowne and other Grand Trunk car
Jerries ior the l**r year* nl* «i
fueaday. in hi* home. No l" f *
Dhurrh-fct., Windsor t’apt Olden
burg «t* te'-en 111 f ollowing unusil
lily hurd work tn connection »t'h
•he Ice blockade iart wln’er i.i t*e
|»eirolt rlvr. and neve- recovers!
Ihe surviving family include* Mr*.
IMdanburg one M>n. Henry 01d« n
rung, and one daughter. Mle*a Aim t
Mdenburg C’apt Oldenburg w*- ;i
lieinber of Bruce ave Baptist
thurch. the Masons and Kni;?hM of
pvthkta Funeral service- will be
%#»ld in the home, Thursday after
loon.
F ' ' - ■ ” wTr
A Relishing Drinh Ls
A Healthful Drink
A Satisfying Drink ... |
Always Ready— Xs^
Instant Postum
—:he time it takes for hot water
- - to reach the cup. I
■RA
Far(«p»»
Toatum Cereal Cnmrany. Baitls free k Mist*.
r*'»t,.m Cereal Cos Ltd. Windsor, Ontario.
w i;naisniv* *i its e%iK
riim. RIM
A<i<tre*.«*» bjr wa *f 'J
OriTlV #
* su- . >\
li.rfsf.fu! )ti
%«f tlf . < »\!. r i " ,w r 1 9 *
► \ I M\t.
\ ' lie a • • hn■
' j • »v> g' s 1 .p r
ThcErcninoStoru
\ Question of Time.
r* cyr g M # i« y / v,y *X*~n+T >
| *n ** MQi n T • * .4 : r
d* iv'n f 1 tv. f'i \ . r ih* t -
| off *he rerac!>'*i K »' *•
i f’il o* *irow u 'vfji •*, »■ m
i brtsket One w: ,ch U id- he
i carefully ren.o-., 1 -rom the f »or »nd
p!ao>> in tn# ha-ke*
IV* ... rurrj .; A. «■* wa* rr.
Vha'.r her -<• " he- f .re
head a li**le a- f o be cooler and
sighed h v * wan * a ovely flg ;re
The ».K.-;do • ; w - mos* as <!~*>
a* rY h:r : - r *• ch *n
. . * rtr 4 i f t, \a.C V
mr w:rfc nn n£ ; nro*.« pin- bow in
frv Qt Oq'! 1 ! r hi t r* *»n
. f \ f
w so.ied anu in r.e*-1 f rn*■■ nd:ni
Ai-.i.r sh* - g >d T->n. - .p
•traight once more she began re
-rir the -red ‘ea Th* I"* clicked
er-j/T •po” , n OQ* 1
and tasted th* •** -hen rep’a-ed
*h,e «poo*j *n *he pt* K *r and reached
♦or a newspaper on a near by ’hair
Par- of i «he go* *h.e res* f-!' to I
•he flour fneifec'ua ly she *r ej ?o
recover *t. b*it i* wa» bevond her
reach She gave it >r The par
she had she folded ar.d p'aced un
demeath *he pitcher of *e%
A* this motnen* Jim. re-entered the i
room He frowned h * h* loosed a*
her “You've ao* «crae r-«a«e or
something on your fo*«h»ad Alice
be said
She laughed ‘Oh. ! knew it It’s
son* 1 -e.-fcon * stay there *;i
I ge* ready *o c>an up ’his af*er
noon. won’t it*"
“! ' he be*an th** stopped x and
picked ;p 'he newspaper r. '**
Poor Where's *h r - re«* rs tfcu’
His tone was no* pleaa,&r. •
She laughed *a ntingly Oh.
grandpa 1 know to i ior. • like me
to le*ve newspapers or. 'he floor h r
I simoiv roii'.dn’’ res'h tha* or*
His face did no* show anc*- ites
!r cold supe<-ioH'.> i*. -b*
: r*«t of *h* pare- A i'"**’
*T* s under the K»d 1 • p-
I pcs* you Think !t don * ;-re**y
I there*'
This tinje fce flushed Vo I
• don't. AJice and you knew .• w'-*?.'
' vou pt) f 1* ihere H»nd *e tts
!.-r 4 t**' 'you a *. vr under
*he pitcher
•TV> jt yourself Ins r _, *» not *•*•
1t dowr. stralgh* h* an“w*’*fi bt*
terly
• Well. ’ w *-k hearer f wasr. • bo—,
ae old maldlsh a* you a”**
‘All right bu* you har» me ♦.*>
♦hank *hat you a-en't one
Tmpar’any ’*“ clocV cV-ped :••
warning »fca' ♦♦ would «oon r> e
o'clock The clo« k had wne*e«V
( only trko man* r 'l these *t!e \r
' mesne tu*e of war Tn th* ~'f~
I nin« they w ad aid » v ny rr 'r’.d nev»r
j quarrel Tha* had be-s ! hre* \ear«
I '•g'"> Arid r.f *"
“Oh noble rnan yon are rdeed
, Quarrel wi»h your wife her* ]«*• eh*
; did n n t ae* s he tea i ’ct« r down
| straight •** »
"I'm not quarreling with rou P.
▼ou hand me that pape*’'"
“No, I'll not
Jim looked a* the Mock Hi« fa* - *•
was white, his eye* b’lmrt
now three minutes o f 2 he s; 4
slowly, emphasizing n word
give yot) unti' 12 *0 chang* T r
stubborn m*nd and band
LITTLE IML.
JTTLE I* \1
f— "T OH no 'SOU Tmi «W?LS AfcE c *- 1
I Tb 1 Ail CjOw Sathsj’ I
(30 BA Uia. I I • { An-ECNCOW. ' , Tmev 7
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g !< mj " -i
■-f ■ jo I P v-o* * f
p
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os v \._, jke 1 Think of ask u V \
' T m v*.' 1 ' T H \
\ . A' £ '^ T . s ''MAT !'* ~"v MADE '•jo ij* * ‘
i % - it Minis. £ 7 K. n P *
' -bk * -
I &-j£k
fst VJ 'rn r% BT If
r ~ '
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o, *w-. cs '*w «e *. v #,,w
#*v#r * *t. *r* i y * f T\ *.&ic t.* : .
vou o’* # to i? §ln *!#nxly W|VH,
anyhow h* • .rr.ed tn his heel, b:>
f<* Ce (
Sb* - Ams illy. I* seemed
*o nfur..(*e • La".gh By
heaven laugh i mean what I said
And you”’ know it in two ny.nti'es
Slowly her -ccrnful laugh ftd*d
und*r hi* white anger may
mean * j•* slow ;t • s>;*
you'll never man. o tc* row *e your
cap "
There »v a Tfce ejock
ticked s*»a W y or. —on to tj-e »rw<c
. .v, « - . - fen a m r
ch.ne
"I «’jopo«e ’ «h* »**d a* *.* "a V
;ng tc he-tJi* • m. r.h* a go-*d
thing t.\e - 1- ;u*h ■ '< c* this*'
Jim looked %■ *l* <"..vk I*
or* mr. .** f '2 Kl -e • *>* *» 1
rou h-.’ * • r.e ~i— ** are you g<>
tng to hard me *ha' ->p.--
■ vi’j ' -1 .he !”1 not
b# "t* nn» to give in '
Wer*. rrb*r ,k, a* ' mean wha*
J’v-o - J €<■ p ' A r;A<" <
I wiil to Tr* h-n i# yo iri* P r
if ** separate i* w;ll forever
*' rr ; Te*e •» ms.® VC • »o - ;14
«r, |.. 4 , . c.P r dm.;;<•:« m;
an r * •r- v o': r s**jb bo r r nms o
y n . r,- T j-, . »v*r. **’ H * • •'*
Chestnut fliarlie.
• " tliiT n»tt TU 1 /% HC\A Do VCWkJ (x LAOt tS “V ' »■! \6 r riervj_
UAin. I » ACC AU fiiiar 1
♦<t' Hi kS 111 -iAff':
Diek> Oippy’s Diary.
3>KW A, BOA.T • • ITSACHI N<s THE POCK I <jOT OUT v OLi DON’T, Ert : WELL
' ‘O k - TO RoC<" L AND LOCKED HET9. YOU’D BETTER TILL
*3oo~ it ~ A 'D I v.amT -O<jET OUT "rMELOObtS r A\R»LY CjOOC " X PE- j THE TIDE OOES OViT AND
GE"’ N 3*'D HE AMO 1— L_ AST TEE KC A/ 7Hf INI MARKED. ' 0l)T I WOULDN'T WALK ASHORE." ls -c .
vTHOw VC I m C w The TSCET -mc .VATHP, ' HEP, I DOM'T THINK, ii ZZll
— smE's S AEgY | v.
I IP 1
Jggftr ■ "M . EH • "'.
„ "'' Vi> '
V C—. L 11 - - —— IL---r *
Keeping Up With the Joneses
c H *A 17 I G-'/O0 7 ’-MM If 1 <UOW rMO MO’ ] UHV* WELL »T US£ TO
14 tot r '., -vt ' >o , '^ T , 3u*t T MOPt it: iY^qq on , [ft fit Until rou<:3
p i/xrg Fori 1 PlftCt ? ' BEGAN CODIN'
AQfclVfcO OM ’ Tn,» ; f ; 7 -r' ’! M 7 U-Pt 15 TpOufiLtP l-*UOHIN l * J Htf?E A REST! (oA/
10 4T 1 ~ J j V‘TQ 01 J f J J
..> I ■ A j ! I
I || ; j |p^
DETROIT TIMES
was h ird
No F ; -s’- ,r v flnal
T ►> ! toke-i a f tp ■ '.>>ck. The
mu- hand and ’he .ii.uute hand
» -re • at . V > a :gh*
“e- hr- a*h as she l'«’cu».d for it *o
.■ - k* S * leaned r -weed, grasp
-g ’he table The j ;'he - :< ruffles
T 'he roudetr -.! -aok from
her fa'-e .n« *Se r»->ked upward at
»he clock
J.rr « u a-: £* ,'ped *he back
cf 'he rbslT • '!» * 'bat she
•*ouid fee’. *h» * gh» '-err.bllng of
« a"- *rar.s r ’' •** 4 h*r body His
face was atonlT Tg *e One*
hl.s £~l» «Mf*ed ' * e clock r o
her and he b • v * lip ar.d 'Poe. and
his *-,-<■« for a *ccond
a *e or.d ■»" become rf.nlfe un
J *r *he '.r.ft i-rc* ' *» * **erlr.g 1m
Agina* or I* car. «r - ”t Into an
per T'me •.* a rr'"e- of clocks.
Van l u* r »’r<"''h>n f
. t » - ;•*# ’ ft• -« r * v*« '.ght
r.*«« arl ds-knes- t-.d clock?, and
• h«n hurt.-elf w’ ; *h ar ability
Ah' ar«* -;a*t 'rom a w u ••!# s^d
. - • V ' - - * g ■f- • -
ti*bv 'a.'ered Almc *.• *h*
e w# mir.u’e* ;aat 12 wt.s*!e a - ’he
Kelly f» n
r.mul*at/ v -vev ■ *s.r*ed >r
- rd 'he J.3 ’ •;
- Hv * 1
F> ' one ’at,* -n ,’c 'hey
n*o each far* - Then—
J;m Jim :.*•*. A dec Her
arm - w --re s- r -.d his rec* r.cr head
on . his shot;’ ier Oh Jim l'»on‘t
».• iw \- *- • -:. * [> n*. don't.
Jim.
s>* «”t r.r w \ pair of
str ng am.* »> r» <- >'-nd her shak
mg sh- .liders a black bead was
pro**mg '•i'M- ags n«* *h* boudoir
Thcf. • i *-e dari ns a d*»r
vot -e »■ i. saving l can’* now 1
w i.- st ~b mr. and irimg ”
■p>’( ' . - o*d Alice “It was
r *
T v *r* nr.'.r.t dor. t cm W*'U
•rv a* » n w u.' we* Harder than
err- h*f-re H s 'ace wa.< Noth Arm
and ’eeder
The sorbing r*** 1 [*<s v;o|en*.
... ,y.p whispered, 'I love rrvj "
Thik* Kahanamokj equaled his
o*n » ri-i • mark of 23 se-ond* m a
’■‘■• ard -w'-'-ming ra** in spor*s
•arr. vs. s’ Honolulu Me d.iy
o*--c , g.-' r mh.l of S*.n F*ranc «co. *«
** • « i anew world’s record * r
•J.-* 2S ird dash, wj,*n he ios-e-».d
R< «» II record mark *o I* 3-5 sec.
ord« t. a n’s a* v.ameda Tal . y* «
te-dav
Prl«' ,- '«—O* pls'.ll *«*«t k*r.a—fKet
la rlstit Tlmn Ini* D*|tt — Ms'n (*ts
Wonderful Value
in
Fall Coats
a* s 2s=
Women’s and Milos’
Coats of Velour, Plush, Broad
cloth. Silvertone, Gabardine and
Novelties in soft autumn eolnr-
New large collars of <elf
material trimmed with Kur. Plush
or Velvet. Full Silk lined.
Georgette
Crepe Blouses
$5.75
MAIL CARRIERS TRAFFIH HAS ,1 ■ v '
\ ()( \r I lIfIMIU iinU w
* . J - . -_ - .. . _. . . Mr'. ■■'Tply h H*- «. rt *ik >
NEW V HT MS
n‘ \#u#r !n
b»-. w#r# 'o b* calUd on today »o - NV «irr*n vo : V. - Or.ndt< M .
• TpUtn thHr filler- In ob'aintn* » Mtft ctr.s*»t <’.r <«nd M ’ h,r ' * *" kti ‘ N ’
ron«'«coional ar-lon b*n*dlo»*: 'o Vut ° s a fl < * Mr i ft J ar Mn<l *' *■* * •» ' ” '
• w p rrtanuaMon inree lo the mromebil* r i # dr -■<•!• •‘r* -u p
Th*» qu<M»tlon of whether t-h* a* Hospital * n - r " ’
• n a»J n should affiliate with *h- j f nn p*lea .18 r*arr< «M Vo 2*
American FVderaoon o. lAbor, whi-h flo , w , t :,*]rar. t ( < *♦*■.«■■•< t.♦
‘pcpd s o «r “ "h- 'onv**ntto:i. rnotorrycl** driven b fa<'k Smuk > r ~
haa be*n -"’Mod The Maori.tlon Vo H 1 riß * 4f . r sht. *» Children Cry
vo*p ’ la's vsatsrd*’. in favor of f h # i j»ff» r « n n » «;)d rWn* «t H« COD F 1 FTTHFOV
aflliaeon . »ak-n to Re.-e»Tin* ho* p ita| Hi*> rUK
c ■rde on '* rof - rlons C"7 A. 3 I” Cl) F? I /V
Sfkss SSHK •
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 . IDI 7 .
BSinm
•tNU «M4«ig «. tIAII
New Ideas in
Women’*, and Mi >es*
Fall Suits
a< *3s— '
For Present Wear.
Suits with all the features of th,e
new season—longer coat3. sk.it*
less full; fur. braid and velvet
trimmings. Fashioned from Ve
lours, English Tweeds. Burrclla,
Broadcloths, Silvertone, i»a ut ditie.
Petticoats.
Taffeta Silk,
$2.95
By Hlosscr.
By Sinnott.
By Pop.

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