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Show . . - , r , . ül A I 1 IIATIIN .;7 V , , ' tortroobraabrifi or,,.. M May Ill" Like Pestle. . . 1. - i)ESItET EVENINC . . . . Just ..' ' - I I ' ' ' From Photo ' - , ' ' , 1What Toe heed lids ligrialf. - ''' ' ' -- . utplItonttenlehaalvtiha Tolls7o:egehlitsr)mgr in. these doilies, to Dial . iMARCI1 -- - L- I.) IU I , , co 0 t) . . ..1 piRAcy ,,,, , 44,-,4- II . e N 4 , ''' . -- g des-an- Pk i tv , ' , -' . , , $ '. - .. Allika 4 440111 't it n pi ,1-- . -- 1111 !I lei , 416 91I Mátch tn&r . rE mDe Ykari Mabel t the til born )ovp n .1337. lined sided flu Met tire - nte. ' Al, f . frpit I - - - 4 ;:.".. - 9,1 lvitr tr, 1,.44.0 , stasdard le wp - Atembd, ,obi', ry , I HS ,V,PIE , ' ':''''' - ,...i r , .3' . ' : , , s - , , . . . . - ' - . , Casals makes records exelu- sively for Columbia. Ask Columbia Dealer to play for you some of his m2gital interpretations of fanious violoncello Music. any. . 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Irrke r . s2 9g wwfilu , . I , , , , , - a . ' , '- ' ,. ., . . - - , , ,:,,,,-.1.- ' A- against possible loss on , . . - , , , z ' - - f-- , z .. . . i .. , . STORE FOR' Alloommomminionr , . ;,, .. N ,..' . '',....., ' ' :. Up-Stai- rs .., Ck 11 1 , , - 1r , s." : ,-' - i . . 1 , al , : ,,,.. ., ., ,, 1 - 1' , . -. , k - ,,,.. ; , 4 t 'Is , ...k... ., - ' : :4 t , :t ', - ,. ' ...,: a . . ,, : . at ' ' i , J r", , , ...,c . . 220, mAisi STREET , . , .t , - , a. . , ,, , , 4)( Robinson Shoe StoredeE4., - , !,4 aaloommaalmoul t. , ---; Sri:I'M-es- t, . .1 . i , , ,,.., t ., ........... . , ,. . - ......,,t , . - -- et. a Sil ir ; ., ....... z-- . " 1 , OBINSOR t , , 1 4,- ' 4 ;,r - 'dealer doesn't handle Puritan. telephon e If your , - Av. k 1 - Was.1106. ,.... JOSEPH L LEWIS. City Manager. in: our dally.in Lake smoked Plant' are Salt lie Hams and pacon swing fresk brightly smoked meats at all times r,. . - I 111111111MMINE01 e ) ' . tO-Stai- rs Sizes 1114 ,InAkotes to-Stai- rs i .,.. - . 21S So. - , ivard . AU - , . 11 ' THE CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY an d' Baccirl '' Economy e A.11, -- whole PURITAN Hamboil .the shank bake end- -- fry or broil middle tutsand 'get your , money s. worth of delitioms meat in varied dishes. . . ' , e. - " '13657'i - .....' . ..ili.71,$!::.1 5b00.$: - ' - hiim'shanks and ends. . - - slices to -- 7".. - ,, . , - . of -.- . -- , ,:, . 4 - . , co 2c c2 in rs , ,t . lb - I.. , in buying a "Who-lham is - positive. Deal ers must get good prices for center ,. . ,, Price 6.661" to 3. Rob- Price 61'1'66 IF ' Sizes 11 : ' ' inton's , Is . - elk and Inall'egani Built for comfort sad brown. " real service. , , Sizes 5 to 8, Rob- - ' 4 convinced. LI A" Or , hi smoked - 4 , -- : - MmEllalk . - - itrorl imaginable style Is here.. It will pay you to corn ;up. Maim, ',See for Yourself. 'l Imo 44...' ,, .- . ,k . I t 2,4 i ,, 4 resistentt Childkén's: :Sculters - I - , ' 44t.. ' , mme Brown: real - .) . - - , , Pron1 , , : Inspection . IP40.0' , it, for yotr . ; rp-Sta- ie Shoes At Sáiiings ,o1 , - . in:Enimi - , Up-Stai- rs "!.' 1ws" Govemnient , n - bieon'al,V-StelircSto- - . ,at Robin- - ig tp-Stalr- 's EN. . UP.STAIBS SAVINGS Sizes 10 to 13. Robin- - SO AL Prices .1118g 11 son's to 3. Itobin-s- 2 Sizes 13 K .: .4 '.4.- It. N : I . - i- cl ' cp gg inson'e Price Store,S. RobinSizes to 11; ait Rob-- ""e" cp 7.; :' non's 11.to Price ;2! 75 , The above Acme in Mahogany, nn 11K to ,2, at, , wear Sizes S eon's Sizes 6 . . Ge,,n:in.! , g1..eittldth:rakthlearoutbgehrolle3it.178. gi::11 t , .10 LEMIMPk 1 - i I v 1t - ;.' ,. .. .4 In black calf, 'button style with 11 gJ Savings , , bx.; I - mrp" 1 , , I , 'Boys'. Scouts . 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V b .. , ".-- i. I - gen ;7- i-' 11 . i Tre4 ,- ;,....-- Ir I Ice-Mi- , '" 1 ' , , ' -, - ...- - 117. I - , , i - , , - ' imp waft de- P4 roman)! I . 1 Hiiiaztionz; ,. 't Ice-Mi- nt d Ito, it 'Al.111f . New York I 11W ...... COMPANY, I Ice-Mi- riltbt A 111iN 11111,1111"7.7. A' I if 11,' 7 AVPVI" ,.Z.J 5,7f, f I IT III 1111, - , Mg IF ff AP,It (P- Moore il n a . . D Pc g I FYI 7;?"117 is beyond the : : N . I , , : NX.N. 1 ... Pout III , ' A . CRAPHOPHONE , 1 ANA - . The Convalescent Child Yeday, Inter, ,, -- . t' . , rtifill1,4W1 3,', V p 'scriptive power of words. Edward C. said of him, "kle is nota 'cellist but the 'cellist." 4 on it of The playliti of such a master COLUMBIA fl1 f 1..11 4412rf Beyond all question, ,Casals is the greatest living master of the 'cello. His art lias won universal recognitionhe is a chevalier of the FreIlch Legion Of Honor; a Commander of the Crown of Roumania; possessor of the Beethoven Two re In V 'P Gold Medal t . tfellatie... AI- ,- :41 11171 ZliPM ... i ; Musical Arts Society i ' .- tiLeLh, 12' I , . we-hav- Is ., '2 1 la I Direction , . .1;p7,i, ,..1 1 I'i - ''nee,' " appearing at . II I 11' 41 f , ft 7 0 la 1 oatt t,aKe Theatre - . , i',44 1 - an.trif7r-zeirovinaT.T- - . ' - ' r 1 l 41 I . .0 this-chi- 1:1 1:44 I it " ''' uasais . he . 0 . It 1.1 - it ni - 1 . made hi;J. ., , . , 1 4 -.- 11 - - ,- , 1 I --- - 4 (Austro-Hungaria- , - v. . . .. ..;. I, , Air111,4, I t 4 , , , ; !tz , , ,,,, f, .,11(nea. ,' It., ' - -- ' . , 41k Hag-duk- 1 ;4 It ; - .12 . . it aft 0 . Alt- - .","..0.40 IFor e (f W A "I , Or'11., ttrYPN ' ' ' ttro'ltinthdefrnconThelphirfie-dermtot- It . , . - 0 . . . d, mover -- , ; I . s 27e-4e- orge 0 0 , . - . . k 0 ei - . . . : ..-, ' . .. ' McKEE 1 . - 1 ,,,, , ..eggillio I ' 0 , .1 1, ' - t , - ,, .' ' ' . . . ,' : t . ; ' ' - : , . ve ' - - - foil-Par- , 0 , , .les, ft . . , ,. , , ng iI ', i . . . , intellect-deVelopi- 2$ 1919 . , - 't and games suited to his years. enter.. , taining but not too exciting. ,o2 some . and ., usefulness, 1 .,playable in a sitting or lying posture. A number of such toy" and games ., are listed by Dr. William Byron For.. bi-bush in a little manual sued by the New York State I)epart. .. ment of Health. Among much else. Dr. Forbush make thee lecommen. . , it I. chageable r 11),. i'o weather, and association with sick peo.i 11 ' '' 0 ' i ,,' pie In overheated homes. '' r . . dation: ' Depleted blood. loss of the red eor.i . ' For babies op to three yearsAny , punt:let, shattered nerves, ins" of appe. ,! s 8 Y:1. t; tits. dull, dozy feelings beadt 4 the amusements, used in the cradle Any 'photo of , irrliability. all loudly call forthethe real r when the baby is well,sit they do not .14' ,''..t --- . ' and . ! , nourishment that' t?nic strength t, , , ,," i require too much. changing Of the ,po- - , reonprocitliauicedoi ,.., 1, ,,,, i; Peptiron. will fgive you. It is a wonder. sition.. a ' '' , NI corrective-15i anemic tendency, pale.' sec-For children tour to sixeasy t - bees. languor, nerve exhaustion. your watch. ' Send photo with tional light nests of boxes. restOree the red corpuscle' l'eptiron ' watch. Photo and watch re- blowing soap bubbles. peg boards, to the blood and gives a natural vigor Stintmary of' Secret Corres- - and boxes. light dolls, and the lighter snap that keeps up courage, makes turned.. Same as received. We sand cheery and helpful to Montetwori apparatus used in training '' C o u n t 'you 'and friends, and contribuiyourfamily .expert-atc- h are m1kers. 4; pondence ,. Ul 11 percep ti On of color. form, smoothnkss, . ' t ' to the health of all. Iternember i Tfully ' tz and sound. ' tthute Pub-Made Just I , For children seven to nintSnuill I .'pneei, thiPga. : Czerain, vyailne'1lo3itivel7 u, tiron Is a, I boxes, ispools, paste, st.aPer. ribbons,t , ladvertliarment, I , ' 0 . I I yarn, etc., put on a tray for the child I Phone 8122., Was. N'lic, Reveals the Fact;' ,.:t I 71 to manipulate' as he chooses; making a: Y2 44 inMain, bureau on furniturec--piakinand dressing Upstairs. ,. of the committee , public , dollso.sdressing clothespins, I rhonteatlebe little geritti books, drawing, dotcuments and letters it YORK., Marclg, Idoll contest games such as anagrams eitnathl ' creel. former chairman of the committ- was workinwgnon aantg :ploy and Hungary..., for the sutport of the loto. e and ee on public Information, made puli;. Aetuptiettreialvtehel Tould eventually emperor against peoples', right. children. 10 ''..to 12Puzzle k'eudalism azd Vecrej democrats. social wbtlhoecktringtiu Berlin. of a. the ie., the making of stamp or post- Ths , games, summary se bete tonight under to return was Potism supposed , plait yeeern t egaevterTm toward the east French, Ferdinand. The emperor and card cellections, scrapbook making. eret correspondence of Couni Ciernin, esttgtveran:! the aristocrats with other landlords Iweaving, bead work. stuffing and sew- -Ode foreign ;minister of Austrialjfun- - derstending wait thenBudapu Count to rule. In Hungary, , lag dolls from patterne, clay model,cistwanted ent to offset the ,plans of i Tisza and a certain Mr. Kristoffy were . , : prio which Was turnee ling and coloring pictures. , of Francis secret letter's supporters tit; children 13 and Byt..!the one Is It of Other Peon at. Prague by the- custodian "From Czernin. Count nand through that detrh17,kG''.wrrnaltart-lemthe steaeoscope, to Perut"Vbtrr Hungarian,' aristocrats. according fift4a1 t.rt thie:n0)1Vnian government lit.;11tIttg ' and musical instruments, work- auntd were documents, eke the to sensMagyar last. language. oe Jan. !A Ono.of the .niust on old typewriters, doing patAe-'rebel. by Francis Ferdinand. of the Magyar nobility. . friends 'Mg e work. ational-6f Icaned , magic lantern,' - Making the, flisclosures- was-th- at . Ste Positive Proof Foam& , Dangerous ie Kaiser. I there was a clertnatr.liagyar conspiriey-agalno positive proof was' "Assin Francis Ferdinand was dam 'Although of all children ost-the ht. Archduke Frencle Fer, v"he al.gys'""then''re"Vhou's'id74.or'e"o4u"r'se' Abarehndaulcalle story-gerous to the German emPeror and feared ...p, Erd,mor Williamli iced dinand. belt' apparent to the throne Francis 1.1erdinalleit. utill aumciently i aeoirations. by pa re nt or nure And Lir .'.2 the but hated. t..be Stays.fond of of Atuttria7.Ntbd was assaisinated at evident that there was no cnspirac)d-anFrimeie ecru,- - tnose- who uitn read land are Magyars. He said thattoward e 2. for that purpose. The arch-- i nand the reading books are alwayle a source of too rabid prajero.-June71914, 'because he In Serbia was rather a friend of Serbia, 'inlyars..and Dr. mental him. influence to occupation. 'and pleasurablein this connection, particuwas considered a rival of the ,then hatred of the Magyars. as be knew of). "A way tried via German-Austr- ia Forbush, Berlin between the the was conspiracy natural, 111.111Kary to the far east 1 advises: Emperor William, the Budapest. grvernmenta" had aspirationa for larly th: "To get the right spirit for bearing letters that whets riosnlaw li . Creek. said Mr. Sisson. ancepted It is shown Magyars,' n foreign! with a German prince, as the privilege of using the correspond- Aehrenthal the strain of convalescence every sick ence In behalf of the United,: States minister) annexed Bosnia in J909 and have been the I young person ought to read, ur clo would Frederick) (Eitel government. Translators tend a pho Serbia protested through Russia and- best Mee of William II. And the pro- - have read to him while lie is ill. Mary Austrian general tographer in the service of the commitfine old tdory;"Douald warsupported by England, Count Czer- tecrman and pro-wtee on public information were Act at ni n had an audience with Fralleill 'Per- - staff with Count Hoetzendort at its Mapes Dodge's ,work to translate the docurnehtie for link with fend Dorothy.' was another head coitneeting Dr. Forbush's manual.1 But send for in this country The latter was srainst war with Ser- the aspirations of the Germans in the general publication se the final. public contribution of the btu, as the powers would say "Halt" far east-- The war has proved all talc 50 that yod will be 'able fully to profit committee. siMording to- Creel. after Serbia was overridden anda- nothold Austrian emperor and Finotror from it should illness befall yourxhil- war. The Charles were too stupid to pee the real .dren. It will cost you nothing-excepting, would be gained in such Copy Given Leasing.. , of Hoetsendort, Count of the war and the aims of the the enclosure of a stamp for No declared one copy was to be Sot was atrongly tor war. The Ans. cause Germans and.the Magyars. York State. Depart-- I turned over to Secy. of State Lansing staff. was staff general are In the letters Interesting Address the Ner for use of the peace conference com- strongly under the Influence of the details of political talks of Count ment Of Health, Albany, N. Y. mission Investigating responsibility German general staff. Csernin and Emperer William in Kiel (Copyright. 1919. by The Associated for the outbreak of the war. while an, in 1906. William said: A Cestralisei Austria. Newspapers.) other was to be sent to the committee economito untte has "'All centrallaedAus. a at Washington for release to the press. strong Europe "(1) That He added that Mr. Lansing's copy Unr tria under Francis Ferdinand was too cally against America? andI be Informed Bandits Hold "it may interest you isto still doubtedly wee In his hands and that strong- a barrier against German exUp Tram the copy of the preen probably was on pansion towards the far east. Francis that Count Cternin working refor the Charles Ferdinand started to centralize, his with its way to this country. , ' In s ake Six Thousand Dollars' establishment of thee Hapsburg throne. a report to onabe rower first with the Creation of on hand will grope, of the letters. Capt. Immanuel 'ministry- of the imperial court' Of The documents as German well aboth make was to offset emperors. which intention the A.. of bead Mag the ,Poague Voska.' r. Ark., March 27.--as Austrian. absolutely impossible .. MARION, yar power. are masked bandits tonight held up St. "(2) That there was a strong oppo- - among their own people when they Arisition against .the direct, trecret and published. They will expose .the the UottR . Sc Sten Francisco pasitenger common electoral trigues of the Hapsburgs right for Austria German as against well as tile train No.101,' about two miles west of and imperial family Hungary. HOW TO GET . . "(3) That there was a fusion of aft Intrigues of Emperor 'William agai n . t .13ralga Junction and escaped ,awitti aristocrats and landlords in Austria the Hapsburge two packages containing about $6,000 RID OF CORNS in currency, taken from the express car. When the engineer warned the . e to .1?na.ssioS6t.al..ot re - A Shook., sate amid Reliable Way. 10 bsbaenr .F.b n- !gas due ., train ,', No Palo or Soreness Junction, according to his story, they 9 told him they bad sent a man ahead (For Tko sews by IL Addingtoo limes., Thanks to a new discovery made from to flag that train to prevent a wreck. soon be women will &Japanese product . wearing smaller and prettier shoes than ever. Corns are to be a thing of the knows or now foster the establishing of faulty everybody A new preparation, called Ice. past. Ibut. Is said to make any corn or cal- VIRTLTALLY mind of a sick man or mental habits,- - lifelong harm may be lous shrivel right up and lift off easily. . Hard corns, soft corns or corns between woman is kept pleasurably- occupted done. the toes can be lifted right out root and ,Particularly.: faulty- mintalAablis during convalescence, complete recov all after a touch or two of It's wonderful. No pain and not a bit try is hastene& tComparatively few are the habits, of broodkng, inertia, of soreness while applying It or after. seem to appreciate, that this is equally itrid self pity. Any or all of these are wards. People are warned to atop cutonly tit) likely to become fixed in a ting and trimming their corns and true of a convalescent child. child left mentally to his own devices ' evold the risk of blood poison. Simply in la For various reasons, it fact, get a few cents' worth of recovery from illness. from your druggist. and from the very even ntore important to find pleas- during On the other hand, It will not do for second that it touches that sore, tender urable mental occupation for convales- the parent to dance attendance perpetcorn your poor, tired. aching feet will Toni so cool . casy and comfortable that cent children than for convaleacent , ually on the convalescent child. This to breed will in tend selfishthe child of will Think relief. you just sigh with of ness. lack of initiative, dependence on that cooling. adult& itjust a little touch and rtal foot joy is ' In children the mind Is still in tts other. soothing. yours. It is the real Japanese secret of Ttre child mull be helped- to think fine. heathy little feet, and la highly formative stage. MentAl habits affectcheerfully and construcappreciated by women who wear high ing the wlaplecareer are being devel- for himself. heel shoes and men who have to stand tively. One invaluable aid to this end i oped. on their feet all Zr, then, circumstances permit 18 found in providing him with toys (0 $ : 416.0.Mi.M . . , -- AREAL IRON' TONIC I t. 11 0 ER 0 1I IRAIICI isS. 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