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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER U, 1921 Tax-payer Hold* Best Argument for Peace University of Illinois Economist Says Other Arguments Will Heve N& Weight with Disarm Confer- ence "The total cost of the World War including the ships sunk at sea, was J.?7 billion dollars; the war of the fu- ture will cost even more." Sa stated Professor E. L. Bogart, Head of the Department of Economics of the Uni- versity of Illinois in discussing "The Economic Aspects of the Disarma- ment Conference" "Out of every $53.50 paid to the United States government in taxes j in the fiscal year just ended, $50 telwUag the ship, sunk at m. W went to war expenses while only $350 337 billion dollars. JMJVBT of the went for every other expenditure future must cost even more. Debts made by the government. | are accumulating which one nattbn ♦ajtertastfrts a «£« as Jwa « lion more were «^^wd taw ij«v. P°i~»^««*e uoanswerable ar- takes into consideration the diminish- whether they will nave an ettect^o , the disarmament conference. If they do not and things continue as they are, then the tax payers will even- tually resist. There is no stronger argument against"war than the eco- nomic one.". ing birth rate and the loss of do tential population, the total killed or who failed to have life because of the war mounts up to 40 million. "The war of the future is to be waged by machines. It will be con- ducted on a wholesale basis. Equip- "Six marriages will be abotit ment must be scrapped often as there-Enough, kid," said the movie mag- are new inventions continually coming nate to Viola Vampii^g^ "But-----" to the front which render obsolete »i know you love your public, but some highly expensive machine. you can't possibly marry all of it." "The total cost of the world war, â€"Film Fun. Does this picture suggest coziness in cold weather) Well, it's just as cozy as it looks! You're not out of doors-- you've just stepped from one comfortable'room to another-- on wheels. The picture is a halftone engraving, made from an unretquched photograph of our ~£ Ideal Winter Enclosure This enclosure insures the luxurious comfort of a closed car, yet in a mo- ment, so to speak, may be made into a cool, smart appearing touring car. It is made and fitted to your car perfectly in our own shop, and the price is very reasonable, .Xharles R. Petersen Automobile Tops and Trimming 1203-1205 Washington Ave., Rear WILMETTE LORD'S The Nicest Store in Town Founttin Square, Evimton Dimity Blouses With Byron Collars are 4 .50 Fortified by their number, two groups of five tiny tucks bravely conduct themselves down either side of the front of these blouses, and in doing it add a dainty touch to them. One style has real filet, the other real Irish edging around the collars and cult's. The sleeves a,re long anchFrench, two button cufTs finish them; Ihe sizes are 14 and 16. They will be found in our Little Women's Shop â€" Main Floor East Room i> "Add a Dress to your wardrobe at just the merest fraction of its regular price You can without being the least bit extravagant, have a new frock, providing you wear size 16â€"-for we've marked down a group which includes most attractive styles, every one of which is made of the very finest fabricâ€"tailored beautifully. SUCH REDUCTIONS AS ARE LISTED HERE WILL BE FOUND IN THE GROUP A 82.50 Dress is Now 59.50 A 47.50 Dress is Now 35.00 A 68.50 Dress is Now 49.50 One at 57.50 is marked down to 35.00â€"There are others too, equally remarkable valuesâ€" Jetsey Dres^ess Bramleys Collegiate 15. 17.50 Isn't the little lady on the right hand side "trigly" frocked? There's a reason, she's wearing Collegiate, the style frock which young college Misses have adoptedâ€" It's made of the nicest jersey, and has white, washable^ kid coHajLand cuffs, which are detachableâ€"The Bramley ts^so well knowrTwe omitted to illustrate itâ€"we have them of jersey in a number of colors, and they've cream Jinen collars and cuffs. Price $15,00. Size 16-^in_ihe^ Little Women's Shop.