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American English the Coming World language?

cooing the world chance of world be English. The cable the delight of oor war over the fact that the Into Its

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American soldier la vivid, and slangy. And American slang la be Just about the beet

slang mere Is.

Now, nobody objects to slang am slang, provided It Is Interpolated hi good American language. But It Is a sad truth that most educated

ns In the use of oar c

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at W-letllM.

The drawee era the grant achievements of a season that la still yoong. A incog them there la an infinite variety no one Is built exactly Hke the Inst one. For general lines they nse these that are straight and narrow, the only sign of sny breadth being seen st that unexpected place, the wslsdlac. The line of the *

perceptibly and

the daytime frock that walatllne that starts from a point somewhere ander

More likely Is It to be seen nround the blpa or aomewhst tem—never an inch shove the

normal placing _ f The coat dress la new—and useful In the extreme. It Is tailored quite

In talking. We dip and slur and mumble but tt tus probabilities for —**— *— 1 people who know - - - — ■—

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tongue. We are downright

our words, even when we i . _

better habitually use slang as If tt were the <miy rocabuUrj hey had. 1 tbat mad, to Its Interest. Thera The fastidious enr Is shocked every hour of the day. The coUege *iri ^ for instance, made of the popossys. “My bean feels bum.* The ahoKlil speaks of her “genulmun fran." Uai bla( atrg*. that is wrappea shout The dtisen dlscoutsea concerning the “gjvwruisnt nr Mercs." The young Ule fo^j, shoulder to best. The fellow says “gonna" and “beteha" and “nothin’ Man." Well-dressed wotoen ^Hety It shows Is when one nse “i hadn’t ought tub." And as to articulation sad other niceties of spent- -de ^ ^ oWrt ups over the other .. .$5 ' Ing. comparutlvdy few Aroerlcsns pay nsy attention whatever to them. wbfo there suddenly appears a soft .. .*3 That Is why there Is a campaign on for better American speech which has nUa uajQg 0 f rtvld green tone, ft already attained nationwide proportlona. We American* believe that If Eng- Another one Is made of dull _ fish Is to be the world language It will be American English rather than Eng- rel our*, chemise incut and with wide Ush English—an American evolution of English So the campaigners for open Mmnt>n stereo. At the waistline,

better American speech think It is Ugh time for as to begin to break up the habits of mongrel speech Icto which we have fallen, targeiy because slang hr *

seemed to us more effective than English pure and usdefiled.^ , note ot black, another bit of the fur Is

' used at the left side of the ; landing

tightly under

This Is to be a new world made o American plana.

Making the world safe for din racy u no envy task.

n-1 they » d • little nation

Among other enemies the Spanish Influenzi. Is retiring on nil fronts.

This war lias exercised curative methods on Hie tightwad habit.

And now baseball, politic* and fire* may claim the Iron! page again.

The Orman* liave Just discovered that the king can do n lot of wrong-

Cat pelts have advanced in price. This ought to be good news to the birds.

Memorial Trees for Soldiers on Lincoln Highway

* I' Many o

M EMORIAL trees along the Lincoln highway is the unique mer-orlal to our ore made high and thMk soldier and sailor dead proposed by the General Federation of Women s nnce. None of them fit the nfcck ns In Clubs, which has charge of the roadside planting of the famous transcontl- P**- nnw , D *

neotal highway. The Lincoln highway. » is almost necessary now to use a memorial to Abraham Lincoln, rhn* two materials In the shaping of n modfrom coast to coast, starling at New Ish frock. The Idea was started from Tjrk dty and ending at San Fran • thought of conservation and It swcisco and passing through 12 states tlvea largely because of Its sheet! It Is already In operation the whole beauty. For afternoon and dinner distance and Is being transferred m • gowns, printed silks and chiffons are fast as conditions will permit Into a ^ combtnatlon with- plain Mika

Vincent Aweim,,. rsacncAL SHOEMAKER

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. an interesting Illustration of Its use In an nftscnooo powr of broni* sutin crepe. The side opening is an attractive feature, and the oddly cut button* -the finishing touch of mote at

GOWNS AND HATS OF WHITE These Promise to Be Prime Favorites This Winter, Velvet to Figure

concrete automobile highway. Mrs.

and chiffons. Then for r

Jam ticUum 8b.no,a. r i,!no,a of onmlam nooblmlloioi ot wool . . the conservation department of the “n 4 * «re more usual. general ^deration, is at the head of straight flat panel is one of the the roadside planting: Mrs. YV. L. successes of the day end U "een In

Arnold, Chicago, Is chairman of the committee on Lincoln highway. trtrj possible phase. Usually, thimgfc, “Merrorial trees fit in very well with our roadside planting plans." said J 1 tnuvthang from Mionlder . Mr*. Sherman. “Our comprehensive [Uanting plan was prepared by Jen* “f.,, ,, Jer—. of Chicago. It provldee for the planting of trees, shrubs and flowers «^*tltoe. to the front, hovey", it indlrenous to the locality. HUnols Is already prepared with a detailed plant- “jV conned or not Becoming to

Ing plan which specifies the trees, shrubs and flowers for every mile of the . wtllm or

Lincoln way in the state and gives full Instrn

given to trees bearing bird fc ' as we hope to make the way ary Its whole length. Many .* federations and women's clubs throughout the country In states through which the way does net pass will plant memorial !

miles.

“1 know of do more fitting memorial to a soldier who gave his life to his country than a tree. And a fitting place for this fitting memorial Is the irons- j continental highway In memory of the great American who also gave his life J to his country. I believe many sorb memorial tree* will be planted. Th- , Employers' association of Bncyrna, <1, is planning to giant a memorial aim ' for each Bucyrns or Crawford county bey. “General federation officers In erch state—the president of the state federation or the conservation chairman should be consulted In the planting."

Anyhow. America, the last to enter the war, was the first to celebrate

peace!

Another Triumph of American Inventive Genius gv ESSAT10N of hostilities makes public the hrrestloc of a wireless telephone , V which was suceessfatly used bv American aviators in airplane fighting In

of the v

Important military secret hat I

t the knowledge of th# Germans. This

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H. A. DE6RY

Jobbing 1* AB It* £

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New SeriesoiS Now Open So Idc City B. & L J

The trouble was that the Hoheoxol-

lerns did not quit when the quitting j known to hundreds of loyal Wfl* good. j for several months but

ea*l y guarded. By

Will the end of the war tvring hack telephone It wsa possible ft. the office tioy In s chastened and sole gtenriC to «*»r bo pilots Ir the air dued mood? i miles away. Commanders of air squadron* could voice warnings to nil The price of hard coal lias beer, re- thrff pilot* as to the morrmeat* of viseu. u dispatch says. For revised j enemy nirrmft. and squadron forum-

read raised. ! Ilou* of all sorts could he maintained __ IT' k‘ m Pl« y*t egtremsly In the air a. easily as Infantry unit* thla bijou tsmlst of flash gsorgstta. Ths Even though the great war Is end- 1 on the ground. doubls collar of knlft plaitirq. ths cL the ivrpetnal conflict with greed -There are some detail* concerning It whlri. we ranaot dlscum yet." says turnback cuffs, hold by brarr of moire must continue. I John D. Ryan, director of aircraft pradartiooL “I hove myself. stadEllnr on silk snd th. box plaits with on tatstthe ground, given orders to a squadron flying In the air and watched them ertinu Una of htmstitchinq through Mode In America will now be the maneuver nccordlng to instructions. The trsnamlsriun of th* voice Is dear ths csnUr art lUms worthy of note. favorite trade-mark of U.e world from enough to be heard distinctly over the note of th* airplane motor.” r,«!!.«,• t» toys. This Iv all very Interesting, rcperially as It nets the Imagination to work BEADED NOVELTIES ARE HERE applying the Invention lo the i—cry day i-eds of Ufe In time* of peace. If the Hun were required to rebuild Why should not the farmer’s wife step to the door and tell her husband Woven Chains for Week Wear Among what he ha* destroyed. It would mean ! at the other end of the WO that dinner Is ready—provide! she has a husband the Attractive Trinkets Which

n long sentence to hard labor. who does not know enough to come In St meal time? ; What Is to prevent the fanner’* boy from saying. “Oo-boss! Co-boasT

Into the wi relies at ml Iking time and saving a trip through the stubble lr

bare feet?

Lovers can talk without any Inquisitive old maid listening Inin the coming days of travel by airplane the would-be passenger can hall the approaching stage and find out If there is room for one more. Aud so It g-jes. Score another triumph of American Inventive g cal us!

Have Bee

Imported.

It ha* taken England a long time to | regain her popularity In the Foiled i State*, but she lias arrived via France. J

The old Hlndenhurg even get a mention any i it ranked with Glbral'

Hoe doesn't .

1,481 Kinds of Jobs Open to Crippled Soldiers R ECENT surveys by the Red Cross Institute for Crippled and INoabled Men have brought out that the field open for iwwtablisLmeat of such men In the industrial life is much wider than probably u generally supposed. In'

c pi .i|dieU> way ding a mild, o body Is going t

Among the trinket* which have been Imported to this country und are selling In various place* are chains to be worn around the neck. To any that they are woven doe* not In the les*t dsgrer describe the Intricacy of ths

patterns and designs

One. for Instance, of electric bins and silver brad*, la woven In patches about at> Inch and a half long by a half Inch wide, at rung together by • dozen or wore strands of the bend*, on

___ straight strings, these strand* being.

limia cl M2 IwUU, Un™ J.i.uiJ 1 ■»" ‘“I" '» Al U* h,v. I JO ,i„i. d Kb. “I- «»• KMcnl then U - ckc l. I., Cbl 278 M bctbdb 1 cn. mnJn. «n„tu ... r.» “™' •“> >" .» • oanltary condition* and pre«-auil.** Urgenient of the pattern displayed In

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White Is to Imve a vogue this winter. Long white coats are very smart In8c much Is white to be In erlhls season that smart milliners are bringing out many hats of white velvet, or st least showing some trimming of this sort Introduced here and there. After one has left youth far behind white needs most skillful treatment to be worn becomingly. It la always beat to subdue It wherever possible with some heading ot orerdnping of latticed effect. Nothing could be pretiler than th. new dinner gowns of white vtlvat. They are unrelieved toy any sort of ornament. Now that well-dr eased do not wear Jewelry of any aur. there is not eveu a gleaming diamond permitted to be worn with the* white frocks. No sleeves, no c decorations and no sashes appear. One can readily see that only the fra of youth and the most prom beauty can aucces*fully carry white velvet frock. Along with the vogue of white la that for a combination of blade and white, a.ways much favor** again s fashion demanding skillful treatment to be successful. EXTRA WARM EVENING WRAPS j Favored Garment Fold. Around Figure and Has Double Thickness

Over Chest.

Certain economists buy a semlformsi frock that will serve for gay Lours between four t,nd twelve p. m. with Its own coat, which relieves them from the purchase of nn extra evening or keeps the one they posses* foi for sped si occasions. This Is after all. an extravagant trick, the critics aay, for one warm long coat should serve. The wrap of the boor le warm and heavy. It Is no longer of chiffon nor does It shew itself In cape form, folds around the figure and has a double thickness over the chest. Furs are heaped on H. snd. oftra, there Is a o the fashions of Chatles II In the loose under*!rere of fur that comes out from the wide upper sleeve. This Ides, by Hie way. Is carried out In a few street clothes, sod It catches the fancy of thoee who abominate th* hiatus between the edge of a Baring j sleeve and tbe hand. And scch sleeve* —e warm act like a podded muff.

Tsik It ever wtih ssy e* »ks Dirwun * WAYNS M. 8TRUTHERS, |

Quality Grocer] Our aim l* to give reflaUs imt

Quality of Good*. Quantity In Measure. Satisfaction In Price. F. B. SHARP

hobdelli — w Pr.cOvl Dim °> OS'! RICH FEATHERS J JF/SoBdt Tour FaW J Wants in aH its Brandm I

DYEING CLEANING snd CURLING i N. TMrtwO S PHILADELPHIA

NARROW SKIRT. TUNIC BLOUSE

Tbe report describe* la detail the liroows involved in ssch •-usually Investigation: the ndrantaaes und disadvantages of each for onu end leg cripples, reopertlvriy; the wages |>aid: tbe organization of tbe trade, ano th* prnrtslonz for the safety of wiwkers.

The Mlnwlnr Inoustries ore lllrloded: The piano Industry, th. leather . «ti.rriy Industry, the rubber Industry, the paper goods industry, the shoe industry, j oa ' , 1 slu-et iiietal gntids, the »llk Industry, cigar manufacture, drug* and •-Semicala. tbe randj ludib«ry. the i-ellulidd Industry, opth-al goods, aud the motion pic-

ture industry.

"Our work will be to get In touch with every disabled soi.lU r aud sailor

the other bits of wearing. The pattern Is not distinct. It has an elualva way with It, being a design In the ailver with a background of the shim-

mering blue beads.

This chain, or whatever you wish to call It. was worn with a street gown of black satin. The gown .Itself wus

Ithout trimm : g and It had •sc very popular aud beAl-

. ._. -— line* reaching In a sirffight Hue from shoulder to shoulder. Till* enabled Uu- chain to show against tbe j whiteness of skin for a space, and then

rupatt-.n aud see i 10 apprer shining against the shiny ie of it.- fifteen I black nos* of the satin. Tbe effect was

> decidedly Interesting, and tbe beads

“If artificial Urn! nr other orthopedic or mechanical abb.uncea an j ^teotion aa a haantlful

needed. th-> government will sufiply Ibrm free of charge."

Jaw.l might h

As a compromise between the coat t suit and the rlim frock which many j women choose for autumn street wear there la a costume which may soon be 1 overridden by popularity. It comdsta of a narrow skirt and a tunic blouse that fall* below the hips and 1* loosely girded will: s monastic e*iyd. The Mouse has no rlstbte fastening, it apparently does not open. In truth some of them do not open. Tbry slip over the head and adjust tbemaebm with the careUssnes of a peasant's smock. If they were tightly banded at tbe waistline with yard* of brilliant material they wtmld be definitely Arabian and quits brilliant la effect. They do not permit a girdle to touch them. They have a monk's cord carelessly twined below the waistline, knotted and dropped In Usselied rode at frost

Owner;

What an Cannot do

B^oiui • wrUin SUSSES employ*. , You can c**« ‘ but FOU CAHMt ctAOS' ipoU or hi* poiot "'!* But vbat an Ovner . DO 1* to ^ results. Edward B. Arnett Butidiac Conutrur"^^ BeU Telephone Cornecti SEA ISLE CITY, N-

WILLIAM A. HAFFf RT * Notary PwM“ 104 Wart Uratt A ' /,n