ï~~ ~BZMS.t Li V" j 4T iiLjUii v qtkl M %- IM at 'a!$Lm A % M = IE =:.-! -W- X I M m 5 W I= RAFI-M -, A I - - -INWJL.r- 1 61 w MR -Mpp- wmw Xj ~*F. RWES tie, the power blom, the cotton gin - are but a few earnier inventiongs al * ear4 Ihav. con- tin n rcion.d'liriperlj rtt labor must vlM4.. e llein iese, o-ther Inventions sing saes In the Appeared in ra d succession, until of industry..bol today wq, have"t~h wonderful ma. a larger 511 g In. the ensry of our -modern factories ca e o uc ng everythig by re machinery with such precieion and is- spesd as to causer a surplus with ast only a fraction of the people operasfo Ing them a part Of each year. iii... otdeldvliwitl: ban&-tools. to no longer compste with thsse mn - ern ipachines,.and-i Oonistluantly is forced to sell hie skill to ths own Bu" O Net iaRe Prt. Tenmeofrt.M.ported tn the last-. " " - 4.. This isa ders of ovr ml Per cent as oompar i ~tl dui5Sy. i responding period Wselgnt Dy-sll. io by pneumonia. Nothing is being left undone by health officials to stamqp out the olddemic. and In order to take oats of the iltuatibn D?.:W 'wag'oneP. omtmissioner of helti' making every effort tp centraise Ati, rts of the nurses In the city..,laandi colidition5t. copi ng with the spread -ef tbhe dial inTHE WAGE SLAVES, lease, and will enable "fir being~ n" i -'~Thrim e dtionr'are tftat'wntItersr5tm l- hi. t.-,,-. the workers produce b addover lit.('lilvIlle-.Defensr Vt o% ftr~ totefactory owner, and the me- alien ist testifies that Nick 4pd1'y. I L I ' hunic'Is -handed back In wages inst accused of murder~ of '6nlIDe' VbRT." enough to exist and reproduce his Michele. has mentality of child of 10. kind. Thus, t~hru the invention of -~-___ dven ofslaerythemodern machinery, has the one In- give inventors suitable reward 4nd okdid the ada conditions aonre- dependent workman become the do- pensions, and then.. tura-=t9WEkn wokeindanar- pendent wage slave. The net result tion over to the.pubicice.U the injot ri mperWovae~cletlalre Msas- beneat of- el i~u"aut -cjry and --the- w1ctry rt h inventive annW~dd~l'1 Imade rpn11Q1ion _.n. 4billionalres 410005and.tw~eÂ~ - 1rob of WbYe5'toppe? 'of a few and wage slaves of the Take the case of the O6re ltie enlus of man because*'many. Co.. which lis built up a $50,900,000 d derive no benefit I h aso adto rdc ocr ihhg iied on or achne e mghttion the Individual was independent. in large part to mere ' "dividendbenefit would always it he worked hard, ho got it all; if takers,' people who are neither in te'.he loafed on the job, he got little. In' ventors nor producers-people, saCitDO.0 of 5000 years the each case It was his own fault. But of whom merely loaned the company Europe gave Lo the today his wage is at the subsistence money they had inherited, workers who" built point, no matter how hard or how I am not finding fault with these opportunity to use fast he works. Individuals. 1t is not theirfafult o have a direct inter- Today if a labforer invents some. Under this system some must-.be-inluct of their toil, thing of benenit to society, It is terest makers.and others difterestl VENTIONS. noon gobbled up by a trust. At best, takers. The "system'- hOiior Iinter it helps out the Inventor only Over et takers. Therefore, change the} loyllint 5andt'personal 1 5 per cent, of the world's greatest lSyitehi. Lss of hand tcols led inventors died paupers. When the real Inventoreranui the aventions which revo- real produes-those who- render old methods of Indus- TREATMENTI'F ' iVETORS. service to ercety-get the net Inventlohe Kave Intro- Society should adopt a method of p-eoduct of'lhelir bri'ntais' bL doeme unknown in the encouraging lpventors thru publicly then, and not till then, will the Un tgine, ie 5a shut- mental shops. Also society should (To Ile Continued.) of he irl canceF. h eItwotIn-on 5% -tve urnthl e r e l to gthrhisn. s~l 'the cholre other.ac Mrs. l ie s neo of the ~Mrythrewi otdre mi Ern r som~t. e osays lir os n lor, hetter wi-m Pi ou1 hre -nile Sik's.d.Drewor. Iln,geCba home.thnIedto do. TellJi wud ie obeh m oItheM rs.it o ht itet two giehi ndAtaaerlsos y in~ trioar.hwI oldlk tHREEeNTAT Narounde old.!toww ~lso - I live en m ot outPeAKerSIIPriAC e "Yous.aynoda. hckndn WAon i{.INOtarOu. ie.r*T e n eftheyfist i ngffw. wn rafo h spaeus iip o ne t when I get back. tiue or7 Re'ssfe -tt&lve g 'back 'i t -~ n liieu? dn't wrror rTelw i m I d wn udlk to e bcnestants. "1 aini etitg lon urrta.' met ibolir(sng tatIgMann softhreicag o s lisit rcl fcvla ite le~ada g thegield by treangs ofehisad asYo say yoaucaadae1cbutchsnnameni theA RSI RAhEo COME@ DON Walmost rerta oN p t frwar neoftedstthns byl wn daefrtelseaion. Likhenex w e Ihoogiet i rbtarck.o rwrk iownotepbianh readnertands al, etting Laln itr."iho top hti leent f ervice.oCamhicagornst-. from leaingth fildby reaA f i rane. a Franc. isIehiese laitdisdaecy. MARpResaivED AT ONRO ay e; rm h4 arDps'tiii I amostNrE, Decto 9(Se pi ifr ad -t abwyBeqsy.st lgta theseOhio couplesi o btaiedimr- ih dTu f thy no r'ytehaleno wrkgelcensesulicranflorW eaerday fireceirdtl- fro CenOrio trohopj Ji ennig ofs erie. 11 fr r uliind cated aiiySheran. friu oth Itestn, an Grac Keleris.1M0-011041 co ing home. teofte MRRID l.A'lier.4.I.la a 'romteWrDprmn nase Theme O-eher ouils orbtae. up 1 t T u~aesay rtno ale adbn haoth or Bowling Green. distent. Wood Bildo is in 'the steel cofistruef for steel. A toy with brv: derful possibilities.,nm thing from a stool I trestle. An entire set of W consists of bu~t ts --kinmls-etf workitrg parr and the discs. -No toots, rivets u rtiitiirtdtl, het,.t.oo; ii figar'esIIiiiilds arc real. plete, withi designs. models, priced spi'. 39c. plele', with dlesignls -moend's, -prird A-npr 79c. MbIUM SUBJECi it t e amaeaarnp is limply gi~v ne ny" AMd this, metle1 I Weslt In teurst sesde. Pca i r rerWomen's SectiRon ao on-ntreSeondoor W'omen's Section-Entire Second Floor. Women '8 and Mi88e8' Dresses At $15 The John- MoCket co is very seldom that an opportunity of this t presents itself at just the right time. Here' saimples together with a number, of new lb gowns taken from our regular stock, mnakhis an offer of supreme interest. this great sale event are handsome dresses practically every purpose, for street, bnisi. afternoon and evening wear.. They present very liteat styles and frinrinng ideas. in a variety of popular fabrrics. The entire lot closed out at $15. Suits-Less 25% Every suit in our entire stock is offered at 25% fTf the lar marked price. This comprises the models that ob. 4 such extreme popularity this season. The deduction ade at the time of purchase from the attached price,t. $25.OGSuitanow$18.75 $ 1 0/2 7/2 00 6 aia0? ' ~is -no- 4001 t Wo ensStinEtrSeodFor' Women '8 and Misses' _Coats 125 12,911$35- 14O 'Thie itprein coat evt'nt of the season, received with iinparall led enthtusiasm. To make it still more interesting we have added a large numliber (If other costs taken fromi higher priced racks iin our stock. H% r-as dependlabi.a v bavs- flvui-tone, wool Yoloiw, poupoose. o tb oeC dcotI. dv 3 et.., I1igh,, grade flifige, aMin, etc... of a oellent quality, The coats are elegantly trimmed with high grade furs, such as Australia opossum, skunk opossum and many others. Four great lots at $25t $29.50, $35 and $40. Sample 'Coats A special lot of elegant coats-samples from an Eastern i 1 r I r f I t Shei We cat-ny sery typo.ofiShea is the Ila-gest tellersa,a Ndickel Plated snd ucian. ekasiht sd best beedle trimer Gifss. tosf5 iebs. LADIW B'SCISSORS Solid steel, fell nickel Plated. C. - 'Bladed Ist e Ila n8%t. Chub Patters........ Ioe 214%. Rish Pattern........ HEN'S HOCKEY SKATE, Nos il-tliieled Cast Steel... ifs. 529I-iceled Hardesed St WOOD TOP CLUB SKATI Fall Recker blades. estrs har tempete with Russeat leather st-i LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NEWSPAPER R M Dom I loll