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lpiilmeuti coinpusto ill Rcucrl mnnl
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Iloifnro poii 1000 prlulonfrrl russl,
iiiovoiilriitl clnlln Frniicln, I iptnll (u
wiin rntturatl- ill fionlc frnucpic
itirppopit tlolln Riicrrn, ipinndo M rlllu
tnroiio ill (oiiibnttprp clopo nvor npprrn
In liutlin ilpllu llvoltizlonu boltcevii'it
III KllK-illl.
Radicals Rule Zlttau, Saxony
HpiIIii, Aur. :i. Zlttnti, Snxony,
LTi.000 )0iiilntlon. where Inbor Irnnbloi
iwi'titlj npi'itrtrd. Iiiih brrii ulnpp Sun-
dnv In dtp lmuiN of roillml workptw. nc-
roiilltiK l n di"pnteli n thp Zwoplfuhr
Itotnii. 2 nRosto I glnrnnll nnmin
flano clu nella corrptilp Kcttlttuinn nvrn'
lnoRO tin ronvcjtno tra 1'On. Ololittl 1 II
Primn MluMro di Krnncla. On. Mil
Ifrnnd. II poiivpxiio ntrn' Iiioro In Snn
Qlovnunl ill Mot Inn J in Snvoiit.
A jiropoxHo ili'l (oiurpno nlcuni
K'ornn'1 (anim illcnrp clip dn qu'ilchc
tompn In inn' 1p ri'luzloni tra la Trail
da l'ltiillii liHtino Hiiblto tin ipITipiI
ilnmonto plic II ciitirj(iM hit lo sropo
di chlntlrc In sittuilinit- p potrebbp ill
iflpnrp 1p tuilii clip iiupiirntiu I'liriontp
t ilcl, roppotti 'ntPtnnionnli trn I'ltaiiii
e lc nltn mi.i(ini
T Klorimli tl!pnuo, ntuhc. lip lu
polHica frnucpsp riKuanlu l'ltnlin 1 p'
vlyelata Kiibilolu p Nlonlc. l.ii'eonfptpniin
dl Spn lin co-tlnlto una nnov.i ilclu
sIoop per l'ltnlin Itifutti I'ltalia ha
ottenuto qnello pIip i-IiIpiIpvii pd nvn
dlritto, ma lui dovuto iuclttnartsi alia
volontn' del forti iwr non pvpip inrol
s?Qatv.
Don't Feari
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Fortify yourself
against it with '
IILTONT. Half a
teaspoonful in a
glass of tepid water,
used regularly in a ,
nasal spray, will ,
tend to prevent it
and afford quick i
comfort to those
already suffering.
ate Ttauyaca wtm
Kills the germ of coughs and colds.
Helps keep the eurr.s healthy, the
teeth sound. Helpn cuta and abra
sions heal promptly. Soothes th
stine of insect bites; the soreness
of sunburn.
MILTON ia a wonderful bleaeh
and atnin-remover. Remember,
MILTON is just "MILTON"
and in all of its many uses ptrftetly
tafe. Order a bottle from
YOOP. DRUGGIST OR GROCER
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12 Stone St.,
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ELI Jones concluded to
build a house. He and
his wife decided on the j i
general style and ma- '
terials or thought they ql
had and made a rough 3,
plan; but they wisely
Wled in an architect just
to put their ideas into
proper shape.
The result of calling in
the architect was that by
using common brick with
face-brick trimmings, in
stead of face-brick and
cement, Mr. and Mrs. Jones
got a beautiful house with
two rooms and a sleeping
porch worr than they had
planned; they got au0 a base
ment enrage, savins the ontite
cost of u separate building;
and they got the whole for a
little lean than the totul cost
they had figured on.
Why? Because their ar
chitect knew the possibilities
of common brick, which they
didn't; and he Knew how to
handle the materials so as to
get effects of which they had
never dreamed.
A cood nidiitect knows what
can bo done with common
brick, and how to handle it.
Yem d!oi'. Be wise before you
begin, not when you arc
through get an aichitect at
; the start.
H M l II, SIS'KIt
("hurrli und Taconv
JOH T IITrtVi: KST
SUth ana riearnl!
JOHN H UAIU.KT
JJlcalown iJinn mi'! B Ht
riiANKroni) nnioi: woiikh
Turrrailal Aenu
KBT8TONB DnifK CO i
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At Home or Overseas
there is one ready cooked
cereal food that is always
dependable for staunch
nourishment combined
with pleasing flavor, and
in convenient form.
Grape
Not
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is always ready to eat. It
is compact There is no
waste, for every atom is
food And Grape-Nuts in
its wax-protected pack
age keeps indefinitely in
any climate.
"There's a Reason"
Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc.
Battle Creek, Michigan
TO FREE REVOLUTIONISTS
.
Reichstag Passes Bill Granting Am
nesty to Participants InKapp Revolt
Iterlln. Atie. il. Illv A. i'.l Hup.
doni' will be Kuintpil all pprions con
cernpil with thp Knpp revolution burp
lact Mnreh timli'r the trims of thp gov
eminent ninnct.v bill wlilpli wns adopted
ny Hip itcirliitHK j-pMtPrrin.v nftcr a long
and nlilmhtpil tlrbntp. llxconllnim will 1m
ninile. however. In the piikps of lp.lil6r-
utid those Rtilltv of oidlnnty criminal
oiipimps. mm win lip pineeil on tilal.
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RIE-MUR .SHIRT CO.
908 Chcslnutet. TB,frT..r
Sampita Srnt Upon Rtautat
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Mrs'. Hafg io Be Burled Friday
liomlon, Ausr. :j. (ilfy . I'.1) The
fnuprnl of Mrs. flcorgc Ogllvy Hala;, of
London, who dlcd.ln the Atnerlpan IIoh
iiltiil nt Neitllly on July IJO, will be held
in London next Frldny. lturlal will be
nt lliookwood Uetnetefy. Hurtpy. Jlrs.
Half; before her marriage wns Miss
Charlotte AHtor, tlnushter nt the Inte
Wllllnin Axtpr, of New Yolls.
BIG BOOK BARGAINS
For Vacation Reading
They are by popular authors utid
have been utieil In our library. Good,
clean condition.
30 Cents each, or
FOUJR''A DOLLAR
Wcmrath's Circulating Library
15 South 13th Street, Philadelphia
Hmif'BWi.l BMMmMMlllim MWRMIMIl
niMfri!iiiwiTOss
npHERE is a romantic side to all business,
if a man can only sec it and we do in ours.
We turn back the hand of Time a few years
and see ourselves receiving, helping and hop
ing for the success of all our depositors and
some of them now arc numbered among our
largest' accounts. That is one reason why we
so heartily welcome the small depositors to
day. We like to work with them for the bigger
tomorrow.
Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 o'Clock
IENSINGTON
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B k Kcnsmgton tSAlleervAves jf?.
ML m. Priiladelnhia pftime
You know "it's toasted."
do you know why?
But
"I UCKY STRIKE is the toasted cigarette. Lucky Strike is
the toasted pipe tobacco. And because Lucky Strike is
toasted it preserves the Burley flavorr for you until you smoke it.
The exact reason for this is interesting. You see, when
Lucky Strike is toasted the heat closes the pores in the Burley
leaves, and literally seals in the Burley flavor. It stays there for
months years until it is released by burning in your pipe or
cigarette.
Or take the method of the bee. You can put a honey-comb
away for months or years and the flavor is always there inside.
This is because the bees put a thin coating of wax over the honey
and seal it in, so it lasts forever.
The same with Lucky Strike. Toasting the tobacco seals in the delicious
Burley flavor, to be "called for when wanted."
Whether you are a cigarette smoker or a pipe smoker you should get
acquainted with the special and unequalled flavor of toasted Burley tobacco
to be found only in the Lucky Strike brand. Buy a package and you will
notice this improved taste immediately.
A Readiustmeiit Sale
7 ,
of the Entire Stocks
of Wanamaker & Brown
Thousands of suits reduced for a Clearance,
without holdbacks or equivocation. Each suit
all-wool, everyone guaranteed with what
ever profit there is in them given to the buyer.
AS manufacturers of good clothing, Wanamaker &
Brown have kept their cutting rooms, trimming and
tailoring rooms busy so far this year. i
While members of textile industries are closed and are still
closing we have kept busy
This has brought a certain surplus of new Suits into our Sales
rooms, which we offer at much- reduced prices along with regular
Seasonable Stocks.
500 ARE GOOD FOR WEAR TILL SNOW FLIES!
$ - rn (SEVERAL HUNDRED YOUNG MEN'S SMALL
15.00 1SIZE SINGLE- AND DOUBLE-BREASTED NOV
(ELTY SUITS. HERETOFORE SOLD FOR $40.
4K9 O ff 'A BIG GROUP OF YOUNG MEN'S SUITS WHOSE
$AJ.VJJ price TICKETS SHOW UP TO $45.
f A COLLECTION WHICH OFFERS WIDE SELEC
k1K OH JTION OF BOTH MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
WAO.VJV 1 SUITS, ALL OF THEM FINE, FORMERLY SOLD
lUP TO .$50.
7 K( THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR SUITS, $55, $60,
JPJ . OKJ 65 $70 375 AND $85 VALUES; TAKE YOUR PICK.
Upward of two thousand suits heretofore
sold all the way from $30 to $75.
$23.50 '$35 $44
i$50
A special offer on five hundred new suits cood for
Fall wear, which would have been marked $75 to $85 had
our tailors timshed them earlier. All are Oak Hall built.
$12.50FOR $25-00 THIN TROPICAL SUITS
$10.00FOR $20-00 THIN TROPICAL SUITS
$7.50FOR $15-00 THIN TROPICAL SUITS
$6.00FOR $1200 THIN TROPICAL SUITS
$5.00FOR 10M THIN TROPICAL SUITS
It needs no remarking that every one of these suits (sizes run
up to 50-inch chest measure for big men) is being offered below '
cost price.
Wanamaker & BrownMFa0rL5t9afskth
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Lafayette
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IN c ofoaTio
which means that if you don't like LUCKY STRIKE
you can get your raoncylback (ram the dealer
How agreeably LaFayette engineer
ing translates itself into performance,
you will know when first this car
moves forward under your control.
LAFAYETTE MOTORS COMPANY
at ChCars Hill, Indianapolis
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