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tion is beim; ? c;: u\! vr-1 a!! <?
t ion =5 of ihn sfaft . follow it;- :? <! .tr '
...last wpok of the >w> M l-ooi boo!
boarrl ir chatvcinz .-bo:;' ninety p- :* ;
cent of the t> \< t>m>ks n u-> U>r t 1
coming five years in r'm
and hiub school; ? ?f \\V-t V:i;tp.i:> .
For ' the rb> m n r a ry and i:rad?>[
schools if is ?! 'hat 'he ,
"cost for ih" first y*ar by reason m ?
.Jhe changes just made will bo ri r" ? ? i ? : i
? dollars. i
... The ucier iaok of r\o::?e for th?
wholesale changes has luund no
?- e*TeittiHt?on. liiiv. Cornwall's action
in t p. king up the nia'ter with St;'.'.1 ,
"Superintendent SVi wke> :? ri ? i .v?omei
General Hagland !<? ascertain wh? t!o r
the action of 'he bo"k board ?a:i b?
undone, has been iv ???i vrh rout
mendation in a!! parts <?. Mi- -i.t'i
The talk of injunction proi->. .W;
continue, and may come to a head ho
?for* th* opening of ; h ? ? !.'!! v: ?u- . ;
the schools.
' The fotlowin:: is a ennn!1"-1 it" of
The t<sxr books a< ordained by th
school book board: < Tho-e murk' :
Vigorous Men
: and Women are
in Demand
I
If your ambition has left. you. your
happiness has gone forever unless you
Jake advantage of John Coleman Oo.'s
magnificent offer to refund your money
on the first box purchased if Wendells'
Ambition Piiis do not put your entire
eystem in line condition and give you
lie energy and vigor you have lost. j
Be ambitious, be strong, be vigorous, i
"Bring the ruddy glow* of health to vouri
cheek? and the rigV sparkle that do-;
notes perfect manhood and womauhood
to vour eyes. j
Wendell's Ambition Pills; the great'
nerve tonic, can't b? beat for that tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood. j
headaches, neuralgia, restlessness. |
trembling, nervous prostration, mental,
depression, loss of appetite and kidney,
or liver complaints. !
In two da>s you will fe<?l better. In'
a week you will feel fine, and after tak-J
ing one box you will have your old- ,
time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and get a 50c box to-day ;
and get out of the rut. Remember'
Johi? Coleman Co.. and -dealers every- 1
PBf^rc are authorized to guarantee!
Fern. Mail orders tilled, charges pre-|
aid by The W?ndel! Phartnacal Com-'
any. inc.. Syracuse. N. T. j
Coffees
The finest and most
fragrant the world
produce's.
FRESH- FROM THE
ROASTERS.
Genuine Mocha "T A s*
and Java tll/L
Special Bulk Mo- A C ~
cha and Java
Blackburn's j [\ ^
Special ?
Wliite
House. . L . .
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Barmgton 40 C 1
Mo-Ja-Sa Blend OPJp
Mocha-Java-Sactas
We solicit your pat
ronage on the above.
We know
please you.
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"NOT HOW CHEAP?
BUT HOW GOOD."
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Anii*ri''!i. Flaunt M.-VhII* ?? ?*?'.. ."i S4'.
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Physintocv Hygiene.
Srinita' :??!>. ? |!<1 .
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# 1 715.
Domestic ScleTce anfl Art.
? Ad,iiM..,n<-. '
'"ooVrii? F'.o'.k I. !'r:.-h. In.lus'rial Kook
in-i K"')-i'p'ii?Ti' ' 'o . J" so.
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Manual Tmlnlnar.
i rjo i ? i.'ii. ? I
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II. J". J 14.
Civil Governjnent.
?Tit" Comimin'Jy ftn'i th- < "jtiz^n. r>. C.
tT- u'li & ' 'o.. SO.1) 75.
Oel*rrapfcy.
Tir^t '"ours.". ? Jt t? r? A. 1 '?? . !'V"S
I'rvo's Hieh'-r ' ?voKrat<li\ . 'Jinn .<? < >>..
fo.7r-c.
West Virginia History. i
l.f-u-js. Hisinrv .?!' \V' ?>! \ irstnia. Am
??rl'-nn n<*>.'k ?*o . J0.Sft
sxTPi-i-EMirrrrARr books recotvt
MENDED.
Rfearlurs.
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IU.?:t?u..n M i *T5 in iv,
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History.
'.VnkTr Ariioriiitn !liii.iry. i'hi'wo'1.
Silvr. Kr:i'<V<i'' A '
"St-iry ' ?- 1 r ' "nuntry. T JV><ik.=. W'crl'l
F.'"r<k i 'o.
?Stiir-. r>l'l W'irtr! ! Ilook. \Vor!>|
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AlRebra~ - ?.
f.i - l*!?m'vnrnry. Allyn
?S!iu?|i: .?? I.* nil' s I ni^rtr^fliatr. Allyii'
it BAfin. Jf'.fi.lO.
CVeoinetry.
?far** 1 1'v<>n'r,l ry. S'..|"- MilllR. II. |
>.-? ri <">?.. S^'.TT.
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Sanborn ?"rt. J(,kT;.
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r>['i i rr. P:mb?m "V... $0. in.
Htstorv.
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Enjrltih Tjlteratuvo.
?Minrlmifiri's A fl'Mnry of Fn^linh I.tf-i
? n*ifir-. "'bo ''??nliiri < . SI. 123. j
American Eltcratttre.
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Htstoi-y.
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Bioiopry.
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Rnoon.
Botany.
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p. .ok ?I "0.
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Airrlrmltnre.
?Wa'.-rs "". is^ni !al:! of Acrlcilfiiro. Olnn |
?v ? "n.. S ! f' -
General Sclonc#.
"To^r !n Science (?with man'Jai-i, Row
GERMAN PAPERS
( Cob tinned. Fro-tn TlrvT Patro.)
listed in. the army. Hp lias :i splendid
llttie family of a wife and lour ehild
ren. Ue himself was born In Swollen,
but ho is ail American and a good
oti" too. Now 1 don't wain that man's
children to spf-ak Swedish and my
children syo-ak Dutch. beennrit.. 1 want
ih^m to understand each other."
In the course of his address. Col
onel Roosevelt asserted that the cler
gyman who does ru>i put the Has !
n.bov* the church had better (dose nis j
church and keep it closed.
Mr Roosevelt urged farmers to buy |
Liberty loan bonds and said;
"if you rlnn't invent jn the Hlboriy j
loan. don't jump <>n Wall Street when
Wall Street doe-s. "
The Address.
l.lNt'nl.N. Neb . June II lolnm!
: Thondoro Hoosevelt. in a s pencil which
I i>e delivered here lodav at the ee[t
? oration ol the semi -ceniennial of the
; statehood of Nebraska. criticized the
i national policy uf the i'niled States
! for failure to protest promptly again*'
, Herman ruihiessuoss :i|ui .brutality.
' deplored national failut'e to prepare
for war. pleaded for undivided lo.valn
'to the American Mae. denounced the
pacifists. ard asked fur eonerous sup
i port and for the use uf the IJe.l Hross
in r-ar.inc for American troop- on 'In*
; European hattletiehls.
! "We permitted ? n i c na'ional poln),
he said, "t r> be ?\vayed h> 'lie national
devotions and naiinnal artij'aihies of
men who exercised i he rislit- et Am.'t'
iean citizens but shoved themselves
'.traitors to America bv tie- vay in
! which they prostituted our citizenship
! in i he*in t efe?! s of Herman) or to their
hatred of England. t I
"If would be impossible to* overstate
I 'be dnniaui* done to ih?^' uue-.-ile libre
of ot:r country bv the professional
| p.-icifi. t.-. duritti: the fir.-t two and a
half years of the war. Jntr occupied
, prerirel;. tie- position i>: flie < lippef.
heads during the time of Abraham
I Lincoln
"The fact sheer cowardness
! was more potent rban 'lie love of
1 pence vva- piVVoo In tile fin i I 1 1 ; ? t 'be
leading p;o it:--i' <i-nvd not condemn a
single specific act oi wrongdoing
when such act wa- cimmi'.ted bv the
powerful and brutal foe -the* most
feared Herman)'. They clamored tor
neutrality between Herman} and Hoi
ciutn. They denounced war ill lan
guage which " re lict, d a- heavilv on
the father.- who are defending their
wives and daughter.- from .mirage a
upon iiti ai'ti'f.^oi'-i who -)stem
siticali;. practiee,! ra:?* and torture.'
Hv their failure to p-.ii.--i . jaitt-t the
inhuman torture ol the poison gas
the} made i1 necc-?ar) horeiftor to
accept ibis a.- m ordinal*) ir-t riinie:::
of warfare: i: i - 1 as. bv eiir failure to
take 'mm. d- <te :ie:ien ii connei tii.n
vrh the murder of Innocent non
roil' ha t.'i n t "lei. i rim*-. we colli
mil" . <j an .iffon-* -? in -t hiinv'liM
th. efToei- of which cannot iif corn
pleti-l . i-r.'die.i i i d b- an;. ub ? ? | u ? I ? t
ae! ioil. o;i I ill I- pa'*: j
I Keeping Out of War
"All i hi:- ni"aiine>.. and abiiiiloii-.
ment ot duty v?a- ( ha iMpioiuij i, th<J
proi^ssiopsil paciiis'* on th* ;i!on ihat
i hereby we should |?. 'kj.pt ? ??j t of
war.' And h;. ihei: political pressure,
tltey prevented n< ironi pri paring. atid
kepi ii . uTti.fi) unpr-oared mi tin*,
ground thit prcparoiine ?.- inv ; "ii ?:ir:
their Plot i r> wa> 'safety iir.-t.' not 'ilnti
first." The cared n>?tiiiiiL: tor ?-?:? Ji t J
onu-.no>.-. They ,-ared noiitin^ lot*,
humanii) . Tiiey ear".! muhitis for our
national honor or imprest. \'l 'hey
asked wa> a 'pcfce' liiiit *.v ? < ? 1 1 ? ! permit'
11- to ^*et all four f'*et ip life troncit
while v i. strove in (!.:irici t'entioti
front tiif- -nualtii bji.-en?*.-s <?l our ma '
j eria 1 i-m bv the -iiriil clamor of a
-ha hi ?'ait ii*;epr alii v
"And tie- ert he'ie. - we havr nr.r
her-i kep ? : i ? i oj war imr nvoiilance
of dut) ?? 1 1 r i p I *? in.itod -in*h citmula
live l epra |i ji in . . j irv-ul* and injury
that finali) war v. a ? i.n ii.-. If
niej-oly re-ulted i*i our .'li'tic; into
war -i.-rn for? nin-i . in a enndtrion of
>neh complete unread fn - that ue
owe an ic noble -afetv o*;e|i|-;ivo|y to;
the protection of the evhaitMrd na
liotl- to ???hose h'*lp \\ e have 311
uoupeed that w*e intend to emtio. ' !
"IVom ini- time on kr us insist on
?n absi'li:?i and smdivided Amerjc?ii-'
ism in 'his bjnd. un?emperod by an >
self alleaif.nce in the cotin'ri j from
which otjr aneevmrs ma} severally,
have prune, and untained by any iu .
worth) national aniniosit v towards
any ot he;- country . Hot *,i? prepare our
pelves spiritually, economically and in
all military and naval matter? in
eludins: as a pormanenf pulley the
policy of universal military training
and servic ? so that never acaia shali
v. e be utterly unready, as we are now.
tn meet a crea" crisis. " l'i:iall} , i :? the
|ireset>i war. a war for liberty and do
mocraev a^ainsi the ruthless tnilifarls- ;
in* tyranny of the Prussianized t'ter
many of th?> I lolien/.ollorns. let us as
speedily a*- possible train our uiant,'
but our soft and unready, slreturth. I
sfi that wo may use our hardened i
jnisht to briuy 'he slancbtrr to a real i
and final end in ih" only way honor-!
ably possible by socurini: for our-jj
selve.- aild our allies the peace of Jus- ; |
tico based on overwhelming victory." i<
For the Red Cross. !;
In his appeal for support of the K' d;(
t'ross. Colonel Roosevelt said:
"The most important thine Is lo^ojuji
abroart ai the earliest possible nionieni :
a great tishting arm). S.xoml only to|
the army in tin work of winning ihirfjj
war comes our U?'d Cro.-s Indeed the,!
preond ituportfi'ico of this work is so (
great thai the president of th" I'nitedj,
States ha.- sot apart towi vvef k from ,
June t'i-'i". ? as a period for sacrifice ; ,
and iiusellisii spnorosjty, a w eek in i
whieh the whole American people will f
be asked to join in raising funds to (
enable out Uo(i t'ross to perform it> ,
I'"t'-rp"ll .C ? .. J l.l'^'i. J,
Physir4?i Geocrraphy.
'Hopkins l-.l? ni. nt v ..t' l-l.ysicHl i
rsiph;-. (teii j. ! i Sati!...r i ? . .? I . I S . j
? I fe; k ins1 i a?nii n'? ??!* I '|iy> i.'iil
r?|ihv I oil ntaiiii.-il I. li.-nj. II s.'ifi
I ""It'll f'e.
*Hnt?kui> M a lia.i I. ";e|.;ira!ej. IJenJ: H.
Sanborn 1 ??.. *n I 'i
SiielUnrf.
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I "r vn>-_. I:. .1 "? ,l"l,i,v.ti >/>.. ?n.l?.v.
IJnmestlc Art.
' ''rtnp' r>.. ? i* ? ^?;wois. la-.-u |. I itllif. In- ?
?i'iMrt:i! Koi'K. ami ivfilpm-m '"o. i," ?
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Itid'isl re: I liiH.k ninl I a|ii ii>in> tit ' 'o.'. '
tr. i:..
i v.n. vt i-i, in. iii, Fuller. '?
I ml its t. -ii! I !.?ek and Kquipm^nt ' 'o., 1 ?
? *nn?rr>ic!?ve .--"?.vine. Koe|< t \*. l-'uller, ;!
In'i'iatrl.'il I'.eek and Ivtuipmnit I'o.i,
I1
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Manual Tralnlap.
r..*nph Work. Tal.l.t <>. Hurton. tnd*i^-i'
tri i" Itrtok & K-i ai I'tte nl < Vi., {O.r.ri ;
"l ie \'a | jtusa I Inliv iil?l.-t I Lesson S?-rb\?s j
In f*.?-t!> ii \\ "fk. I ndiisi riWI Book an-1'
Kf|iiiptin*nl i !l to lfc<*. |
PTlJ'SlCB.
?MiMtk-ii ^ Cale Kirs' < \mrsi> in Ph.v- j
rnvlseil. Cinn X- < 'o.. SI.051'.
?Mitlil<?>ri .<? ' ;.*il?* 1 .a Iiorat -iry M'munl, !
I I inn ?( 1 '??.. 1
Chemtrtry.
? Mi-Ph'-rsot! I b-nibTson's l-*ir?l ?"*otirse i
in < *heini.-trv I'.inn .v " 'n.. St.fi6^i j
? I ,a !?orat nrv Kserei?e< t" -Xecosiipiinv ?
Mel'heere-oti K- lb nd< rson's Hh-ntis-'
try. <iinr. \ ' "o.. t". 2VJ. 1
Commercial Arithmetic.
?('oiieis<. Itusiin s- Arithtm 1 10. t'.inn ,<?
1 v,.. s ??_?::: ?? .
Commercial G?osrraphy. I
?Inrlnslri il and ' 'eni?n?-retitl ' banjrapli.i . i
.Merris. >. 1:.. i.ippttn ?.ti <. 0.. *??. :???. ' ;
Homo Economics,
?The H.-me ?nd the Family. I.miie \- 1
i'i-m. lev. Mncmillnn
? Fnriit.: nnd ' b'tis'-hobl . Manat;. mrm 1
Maetnillfin S1.|'3.
?Shelter a nd 1 'lot fi In jr. Macmillnn f... !
SO. Oft.
Classics.
?Thn Maeniiilati ? ?|aysic^ ^oli adopted)
Macmillaa Cc.
Uncle Sain Q
Work Sox Pair
Extra heavy and good qual
ity, men's cotton mixed Work
Sox. This quality retails every
where at 121 jC. An unlimited
supply. .>o stock up for summer.
50c Imperial,
Police Suspenders
An extra good and heavy
grade of Men's Work Suspend
ers. Dependable fitting's, being
specially selected and free from
blemishes.
39c
Opening Days Friday and Saturday
?To Which Every Man Is Invited
At last, Mr. Man ? the new furnishings goods department is ready
for von. For the nast two months earn enters ancl Dainters have been
A' S iUUcli UUJfCIS ctUU. UUJ. new \Jiiiy uiiiuc nao vcijr ah
t" securing merchandise at special price reductions where spot cash was
the manufacturers' main item. Many people are under the impressipn
"that because we sell for less" our merchandise has no merit. But this
store has no plunder or odds and ends, and none to sell at any price.
MADRAS
SHIRTS
and various
Summer Styles
I(iih'!k-<!.? h'.i:nlr< >!.? ~ Hundreds of
?mi-h's i In ?>-! .-''lis .ire v. nil in? fur Wheel- J
? iu: friends r?> <i>m? in and get them. '
\'i r\ i;ii'>: 'he new Summer styles
;i w ;i j ! y?i. -of turn l.v:U French cuff and
I :i i s 11 r|?"?r? ?? i ???hi -:y|. ? are in iliis wonder
cil in: <!<? ' rnlnr- d comhinaiion strings
a> w ? ? ! l ;i> i-onsen aiiv and varied pin
tn|>. ?> hi l?i ?!?? or Mark. I'vrrv one all
new. ;>il irood. all \ erv ?vre||
$1.50 Soisrt'r Shirts, attached collar
$1.75, $2.00 Soft cuff, dress Shirts
$1.50 Stylish Sh'ris. silk and linen mix...,
S?.50 Men's Shirtr madras. percale, ctc...
50c Si'k Webb Men's Suspenders
".?c Police and Fireman Suspenders ... .
65 Dress Suspenri*rs. good Silk Webb .
30- Silk L's'e Webb Suspenders ,
jjlu> aaawwr: j > . ? vi . yTAt jjumu
We are
i featuring'
I shirts In
f extra Urg"o
slzoa
if 81
. .OS''
J)Sf
S J .<ii>
.-.Oc
2.". c
49c
2."?c
?? ? "' 'I ?>
Special Showing in Men's Worsted Bathing Suits
X
Many a Boy Shall Yell j
50c
Boys'
Caps
39 c
Boys' All-Wool
Fancy Mixed Suits
A reffnlar S6.00 value that
la absolutely all wool mate
rials at tMs special
prioe. Two special numbers
in very latest trimmed
stylos; one a pinch-back, the
other a new mannish model.
15c Extra Good Suspenders lie
25c Youths' Lisle Suspenders..' 10c
35c. Boys' New Sport Blouses !?.'?<*
1 50c Ba'briggan Union Suits ;if)c
/ \n i-y ; r-n ennfl quality of Boys' J1.8" AlJf
\V,m! Kni<-I;??rhnekpr Cants; c>
y j.t ii is :tr.'l extr:i ilurnhlr
iys' 51.50 A! Inn
rood
21 o 3 * all o*
tnosc niUon
k suits corr.c .ji
V short rind Icor
/ileeves, Jc n a e
and anklt
longTJi drawers
Mini o now wo pi:ice on s.h*- ,
nk-hV regular ?1.M quality aililotir/
U. V. 1).. not .vprwulf:, mind yon ? /
but good tirsi finality stork - ni:ni?
of vory Roorl nainsook, with rihb'v \
back, kn^o length and .slfinci'Vi.
A fool, i ? ! ?~m i i d fin ins garmr-nt
jn.c? Mtr 1-: i n?1 for ih?^o hot day:
that ram" upon u? WWiirsd?}*.
i
65c Balbriggan Union Suits .. ..4.1 <?> \
35c Balbriggan Garments ...,24c ]
$1.25 Balbriggan Union Suits . .*,"<? i
89c Balbriggan Union Suits. . .0-4 r
79c Porls Knit Union Suits ... ?J.'r
50c Athletic 9Q.->
Union Suits
An ntltl^tio uni^n' suit. ?n*>" '
f ; >? nifl sl.-ovr li?s?. c? ??! ?i ? 1 t
ornps-harr>'-fl nriinsook. 1 ? ?p :itl J
'n Mils splrnilid 11 j? ?!? mi|i, !>? : j. j.-1w||
!>.-? br.">k>?n li- ? 1 ?> r o 1 i; .? .lay is hi-li .>?.???
r or m^n si.nil r- ooyxi.".': it's sine citi** ' -
itks npon sight.
Men's 75c Silk Ties
i
floninp, <> p f n fnd,
four - in - ha n<l i i t- 5 :
over 15 ft patterns in
;i 1 1 to ebon. so from,
and oa oh one distinct
ly different.
35c Bat Willis. . . ,24c
50c Bat "Wing's . . . .39c
35c 4-in-Hands. . . ,25c
15o Teck Bo'vcs... 9c
15c Wasli Ties .... 10c
25c Wash Ties 19c
50c "Waah Ties ... 35c i
15c Arm Bands.... 9c
19c Supporters. .. .10c
29c Supporters . . . ,23c
iiMLr'Ujp
" "T 1 ^?nl'mi.y. .?^a.jiz.%1 . ti. [a
I -
75c Pure Silk /JGrr?
Men's Hose.. tc?5C.- (Tf
1 50c Fibre Silk
| Hoc?, colors .
| 35c Silk Lisle
J Hose, colors,
j 75c Sateen
Work Shirts. . ?
G5c Chambray ACir> fi
( Work Shirts.. 'iJC jri
\ $2.00 Cottcnade- j-;-: .2;. 8
j Work P.-.ntc.. jl. ty
j $2.50 Ccttcn STj .3.1 ?
| Wcrstc:' Panti ? ft
' $ 3.0 0 Mercerised B
t Worsted SO. ij) S;
J Pants <L %J
j $4.00 Al! Woe! Elue
j Serge S^.'JS
Pants .j*
i7AO.?aun
inst ;i n d indispensable duties in this
iv ar.
"The president has also oommis
?ioned several of : l> . ? abb si business
men nf i'-e country as a war council
nf t ho lied ('rosy, tn administer Hiis
><ivice on behalf of a rv'Ucn world.
This war council tells us dial a furul
31' jifM'.orm.unn in ii.- ; ho r.ii-ed ai once
in order in. meet even the most urgent
needs
"I lore. ind"i-d. is a summons 10 every
American. I; is an enormous sum o?
money; im r what corn fori can take
In withholding thai or any other sum
nf money if it i* needed to relieve the
suffering of our own sons or the sons
nf our allies who are light ins for all
that makes life worth living.
"Into our Red Cross without stint,
should be poured a heartfelt offering
nf thanksgiving that wo are permitted
to join in this xro; it service in all man
kind. Our soldiers and sailors will do
i heir pari without flinehinsj; wo may
n si assured of their courauc and fidel
ity. The Red Cross offers to us who
are not allowed to fight the opportu
nity for sacrifice and for help.
What Is Before Us.
"We little realize what is before us
Our own sons and brothers will soon
be going into battle. They will Iv
three thousand miles from homo, in a
land alreadj wasted by war. a land
threatened by famine, a land smitten
by disease. They tell ii. that in many
rases today the wounds of soldiers in
Prance must be tied uj> wit.ii newspa*
|iei s for want of the necessary sttrul
ral bandages. When our own un-i are
wounded as thoy surely will he iu
ureat numbers are we goinu to allow
i hem to suffer yet more because we
Tail to provide those thin::? which <n.n
it least mitigate distress'.' Surely not'
Hut we must do it it in advance. It'
iv e wait it- may he too late. I to it now"
"Our Rod Cross must ti"i only care
for the shattered bodies of our
wounded men: it ah>nc can become a
foster parent to them in the trvinu
conditions they are sure to face wlon
they are convalescent from wounds
oi recovering from exhaustion. We
shall soon have an army of a million
soldiers. When they go to Krai ice
tiny must have homes in which in
rest and to be cared for and lo re
cover. Tile- ir'-llerosily of our whole
p".ip|i> miifii make i; pn sible for our
Ut. I Cross to provide lor ilietii
"In no previous war have the intm
cent non-coiiibat.-ijiis had to :'>ai so
lerrible a sliaro of its physical suf
fering. \nd it i.- throiuh our Ke?i
Cros< that we can slr.ov to the nations
of tho world how t h ? mint heart of
the Anier'ean people i-u?s eui to th"m
in their distress.
France Needs Us.
"Franco proud, brave, bleeding
tioiii ^luitdy yycumds us
ly. Tuberculosis is raginc thronchviui J
her land. Kifteen hundred of her.
towns ami villages have been razed i?>;
.?he ground l>y the calculated harba;;!
| ly of the invaders. Millions ?>f her
people hit homeless and starving,
bereft even ?>f the ha rest. covering
for their bodies, of stoves, of uten
sils with which to cook or eat, of ag
ricultural implements, of animals ? in
do?'d of th" .simplest elctm nts of civ
ilization. And to ns alone can those
people come for help: wo alone have
the abundance with which tu supply
their direst needs.
"To Russia, too, we must reach out
our helping hand. W'e lit:!.' know
j what she has suffered and is suffer- f
mg. Russia. long obedient to auto-i
cracy ha.- not flinched in this conflict, j
| Her people have had to struggle not
i only to free the world from autocracy
! but to make their own land a land or
1 liberty. Russia needs all v.v run do
j to strengthen her courage and to make
I her feel that we are indeed behind
i Iter. Our armies an do little for her.
I Our lied Cross alone can take into
' Russia the message of hope, of help,
j of confidence which she so terribly
I iieods. The message must bo pradi
i eal. It must carry d?-eds and not
?'merely words; anil it should be car
j ried at once. Probably never before
? were so many people in distress and
i agony as in Russia at this very hour,
i W'e <-aji take no more vital steps
i toward winning this war t lion to put
: renewed heart, and strength into
! Russia."
i
Chautauqua Comtn#.
! Th.-* Ptnii liiieM c!eii|t:ui/i!ia emnlzi
1 1 i?m w."..M i'?-r !"?' ?** ???!. '? t''1 ih-' f'dtuwincr
i I'ITh-its >j. p. I. t:u? h:m:in. pr^i
IcI'-nt; Orin Smith. \ n ?' pr<?siii? nt ; .1 o?i ri |
['?'?I*', srcrciarv : I >r. I' I:. I "i r I s . tr
| il ?-? 'r ; Snnue t I I. eti.*irim:in lt.-kot mn;
? mill ; t :? i **i f 'ii . .-elvi'Ti isinc nyn i;
i ? t: l;'?>r<l. .???mmii t ^r-Miii.is: Mr-s
| Ann-it.- \. \ Hi^irins. jtmier trai|> r:
M.ti-v SnOn-rlaii'l pi:illi:-t.
j Tin- iru.-'V.-tn' ?r-\ i*wii> in nunihiT. nr.-i
I /.I! Ki?\ ? 1 1 1 ti ir 1 1 ? k ? I !?? try ? ?? M
!t}n ysciti ? .i'Ii 1 1 ? ? - x |-i-rei:>. : < !! ! 1" j
I Mi- j...j.t. Sn il.ti'M i till ? n ?, ir-ois j
' ?? i>!i ; i . v? ? tin I i <H|?|-= i I i'l lirilltT.t '
iifiiiit: it iiilt'-ieis : in t" I'jiv -? i ? n {
ilii-K-is I'liiin ;oi> "in i\vi!i!yj
' j:n.n .iti' ir. t'l.'fi'i " ! i I" iri'i" mi \\ i itiu-.i- I
.In ti" L" i;. le.Miit.. r i: i- tn-M :: I I
: tie t.iir j.- .im,? . i\ii '. ft. rti'-iti .-it -I
.'? ?. tn.-K. Ml,. | Will l'l- I.1I..W. .I ?I\ :i |i:i?i-- I
' 1 1-1 1 1 t.'Mlli- .f -t ?'"! I'.I !!:!>'.- pro- I
j V t.' ?"?*el?..'K. I
| CluJclreii's Exercises.
Th? chi'.lv n :? ? x. -it ihr. ? 'hris- !
I ''i.iii i ll ir. Ii v.. is ,i ?! ??-!?!?? 1 s>j. - K e li]
| I'll pit ?s'?i ?> ? hi- rl v. ? It. Tin- uttering |
lor l-preisij ituuviw was {U.lw. H-jv.
Use Our Money
Don't hesitate to ask us for money If you haven't^ the ready
cash with which to pay your hilts. We make loans in Wheeling and
all surrounding towns in West Virginia on Household Goons.
Pianos. Horses, Vehicles. or any kind of personal property, leaving
them In your possession. Our payments arc very small and "'asy
ti-> make. You can pay off the amount in small weekly, month. y
or quarterly payments, and wo will allow you a year's time, if nec
essary. You ran pay off the loan at any time, interest chargcu only
for the t imp you k>>ep the mon^y. You will find us square and "'J""
orable in all our dealings ? that's the rea'son each year shows a de
cided increase In our business. Ail business strictly confidential.
Kx tension of time granted without extra cost In cases of sickness
or nu; of work.
Mail or phone -applications receive our prompt attention. If
you need money and cannot call, fill out the following blank, mail it
to us. Room 220. Schmulbach Building, Wheeling, W. Va., and our
agent will call and arrango loan at your home.
Name
Amount Wanted
Address
City
We also make loans at our same low rates In Martins Ferry.
Uridgeport. Bellalrc. and all surrounding towns In Ohio.
Fhcme? ? National, X701-Y; Boll, 1727-B. Call us up
THE OLD RE LIABLE
j"..st^r <">!' Willi s\v>>rf h rlolivrrH a.n ox
fi llTit r-i'rnion ai't-r th?- exfrflses.
Sniitkfield Briefs.
? 'hiHr- n ;' I >a y ? v rrj.- rs w ill bo hH<1 j
Fun-lay nmrtiln^ ,>it tho r? sulai" Sun
s< !.? ?? ?l Ivuir.
Mips Vivian SkHton. wh" Krnrluatft'l ill j
? ?up h:^!i llns yar. ha.* uono I ?> |
):>r Ii'Mii- m v.'w York Ma 1A.
Mi*m I'.ra*-" P"irr*iri?*<' aiul Mr Tlninnsj
\\ ar- ? i n j ? ! ??><??) as assistant > 1.1 the I
1 .1^1 .Nat una I lviiik.
.Mrs. Shannon >?! Kast I .i vfrpi-?t|. is
\ i.-innjr i, r Mr ? Strn ulrr. nrar
t ? ? n. :
V J ?? ll-rtl'.a I'.inrMov >uit| family
?"M:lal a ? ? \ l.-il M.*.' (In tr : !? J? fuiru r. I
\ li.> i . :? i<l? : ii- ir i??u ii. i
Mr*. Man i Sfi ? r ?'rnn>? <?!* ? "an ton. I
t-. visiting h* '? iatlt-r. Mr. Il-rt S|ii'nr<T. I
.Mr. '"ari ivnri Akr'-n i.- vi?ieniK his)
pari'iils an-1 t'ri<iir!.- a I litis uritinp
'I'lv- i'<mntj f'-inano 'iranco >\ i ? 1 ttr>kl !
til. ..|i? n ti hi ? S tiurilai . .('!!'?? lii. af |
T ! ? ? I'.t I r tfrt-'lll'ls \ I ? i V prirafi- it n.-irtn j
L'i a haskct dinner. Closed |
meetinc at the hich school building on
Saturday evening.
The Kastern Stars of Cadiz. O., will
banquet the Esistern Stars of Smithfield
at OuJiz. on Thursday evening. Juno 14.
Many auto 1? ????!-< will leave at 1:30 p. m.
Th<- local chapter of the Order of East
ern Stir-. wi'p' inspected Saturday night
[ l>y Mrs. TUaek ? f Kn-cport. There were
jj;i\!y present who partook of a delict
J t>llS luriehenn.
The inspect ree.c praised our work, and
tlie order in mrn presented her a flno
I silver spoon. Mrs. IX I., Knchanan pro
' KenK'd it in a Incoming manner.
Mr. J. \\\ i 'ill I ins has now moved his
store rponi hi? <">M location to a new
I rnori'-rn ro?>ni in the handsome new FMrst
i National hank building.
The liomot is a wo)! known insect
ovon now in Tjilosiino. Many of t.he
Cansianiios, -is doncribed in the Bible
In Exodus. xxiii. 2S; Deuteronomy, va.
C'l; Jo?hua. xxiv. 1?. wero driven out
before Israel by means of ibis insect.

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