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-thiserxr-miutirtir m" "ic nbmwumm 'ryirertietumoftttee-seut. ,eMhNhnrooditemitt “Emiswia _H on the expenditure of $8.000 *u-mmhthofmlqb- _trertre1ritrttseursmrurtir. ,reer1hraeate,i-t-tmmamir-a ---ftaNW7--tHemmeitt_uet '-iesrhtetheeeortsetetstrer.. '.t?dto.tee-mte-trnaieat mmmahmm Hm mud: "V1.9 mm 'ts-thet-et-rt-ei-rt, thrxmmaworforttse layinomof‘ nub. which - have and new?! 'r1t1Horegtee" -rraiedtopese-u.iueoGGi-" One hundred yen! in the prams: of Illinois has witnessed the enhance from the almost humble prairie 'miltothet-thardroad-n in the worr4--- than 6300 miles “com “181m wide,m 11teedree-tt6tustateinever, direction. -. T l The some reritt6-1tt2'r--1szr has huh-s in themtimt “anatomy highways. Ihrhtethepartweek moee,tt.tpatas leore af delegation: from various mama-u awaitedupmtGov- "mrrt1tssa1Inndmembeesotu.state My detachment urging the mt speed mible in the com- idiom!!! the entire had mod hys- molpnctinlly leilee. The White of $100,000,000 mulling dbmroutrmsdi-totrerei/thxG who Heel-u. t-eh/gpr'th the m- ne- derived to. the two can an _ "diWd't D... . IN aoud-, Radar-M " a. 11qu 'lW2'tl'dCdtte,'l _A.igitifnd Pai.Na,sau Marked Difference In mind; CHANGE IN ROAD. _ SENTIMENT SHOWN R is evident therefore that most of the persons who misunderstand our W principl'e of equalizing costs of production ind giving the Ameri. can worker higher wages Ind better living conditions, are located not in, Europe but in the intermstiomuist, tree trade circles of the United' States. l “I talked with a number of Euro- pean government offieiais, economists and otheis who iould like to have the United States tariff rates reduced, tmt there was none of them who did not think the present tariff policy of adjusting the rates to equalize dom-: estie and foreign costs of produetiom in the markets of the United States, I liberal and fair tariff policy for a protectionist country." 7 1 Government Banded Dr. Brossard declares further that in spite of the popular nation to the eohtrary in this country. "the gov- ernment of this country is respected and looked up to in Europe, both ap- parently and actually. " equal to if not superior to any other government in the world." He declares that a citizen of America traveling in Eu. rope is received eoarteously every- where. Concerning the my in which our tariff policy is received abroad, pr. Brossard says: There is little "AiriaT 'irtB8 quaint. American industries are per-. forming eitieientty and economically, That is proved by the fact that with wages inereasfmtt living costs are 'to- in: down in the Unhed States. The industries have been able to bring such a situation about because they have been worded protection in this} richest And greatest market in the world. And our manufacturer: and vorkgts will continue to ask for and to get the protection which is neces- sary for our continued industrial de- velopment. blah-Ilium” "European industries will make tre- mendous etrorts to compete in our markets and American industry nut We emciently and economically in order to meet these renewed " forts to capture this, the largest and my» market in the world," he de, Mull-ill Europe In. "Odie-ll, mend trod the World VII and America must be new foe the bum eompetitims in Futon not oattpgorthemar%eaorthrarorldtmt for American marWets ”This in the opinion a! Dr. Edgar B. Brand of; the United Staten “if commission who has just tanned from a trip} um i a..." GaaiGTic Bopmon’orlxrml an: I!!!) C. BBEMER Carpenter and InqhisrRegardNowFroers looYmAgo 1.9lear Future and (lo-pe- ' titt- With Alain F Witt Be Keel hulk: McLean county, having 707,262 acres under cultivation. has the lug- est farming are: of minois' 102 com» ties. Iroquois county is second with 670,957 dares in than lands. There are 1.170 btkeries in Illinois whose 1926 prodncta were vulned at $105,000,000. The state ranks third in this industry. When the French ceded the terri- The per capita true value of all property in Illinois is $3,295. For the United States the xvenge is $2,918. There were -55,080,000.000 cubic feet of manufactured gas produced in Illinois in 1926. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THIS STATE So British labor and Americnn labor tad-y occupy common ground with reference to the Soviet unions. The fact may impress the major and the picayune parlor propagandists of Russian Communism in America, though that is to be doubted. What would impress them would be swift1 and inexorable deportation to the hum of their nightmarish dreams. ( get w "' (lille of all Premature LeyreTrgir7ir, (Motor Wear Comes from COLD ,w... v .. Va v "patient titA'ijTt7nalrrNtfM%iiiiitHf, demanding between the British and? N. Russia: movements have now our a. vineed the general council that it is ha impossible to go on under prawn: an conditions. The Bullish idea is that an the labor movement is played on the wt Macaw stage and that all other labor Yet organisations are merely spectators, nu in the auditorium." L... - - " --.ei-- --. British labor leaders, to by down the hwutothn polievottuBritish unions. Said Waiter Citrine, secre- _.....-. will-‘1‘. now, "It“, " ysrid,theBritirhwo_anriiieii laden m convinced that the Ru- aha trade union is only another lane for the Communist Red hafnium for which they have no use whatever. The tinal bra-k can: when Rocco. leaders attempted. the: attacking D_:A:-L I‘LA~ , _ . . - - - but: and Itch-d villi-u ttt+9tod-riutE.aAutaiad wan-mum by: Rush.- Canaan-tummy" etuehthsmtt.tsrt-utiiGiGi,ii summer I _ not: an: [moms etu.u.1het-utsiGtuiiii 'tfri-ei-tshim/ia-i "dun-ult- “nth-W Enquirer. For the British M Uninmvobdbmec. 1PMo0to-attmaiimi.wuud All-Russi- Council of 'ids Union. 1he'kitsnhtrad.mssoasmov-t is9etst-tinti-unmtiG tried to maintain relation: with ths Ruaaian workem. Now, haw-m, si) General Remodeling ' Additions Concrete Foundation Cement Bunny! Induced Porch $500.00 Jobs .‘ and Up Zion Building Industry ai22itaE Balance on PINESAUTOMATIC mom '- th-tr-tttve 1nd died" an 1'.1ryy1y-tdtotstrrGriGliifiiai"i “Montcalm. Totitreituvitieceio-. Ahrm'u't'rhrtuwseiG"liiaisTi'i.' "Md-hr "-o-rrte- mu " " “to“ form 811.00 M81730:M¢Ibp,¢nn $25.00 to $50.00 Cash New mains” Gr,riii, i 1: Illinois ' ruined at 3 aka third t I I the terri- 1 211v; ad! Neither do they wear fibrin that It- erase “a took like no that they I: have been sitting in them for n in " moments. The real dress of which I " speak is élassicnl enough in out to be te won: for sevenl muons all then " remodeled if necessary. This w‘ M not be a good thing for my My but nevertheless I think it is a thin: m a woman shank} aim It in Win: In id evening dress. Velvets, satin. Ind B. lames are the materials which con- , ttimettetmtfs and dignity. " "For the evening dress for smaller [ women, I like rather (bring. though untrimmed decolletages. If u vol-an has beautiful shoulders, throat nail arms. she should show them. I like the strap decolletage, possibly a ma 1 the on one side than the other. The) ", deep U is also becoming for evening. 3 The evening skirt my b.e shart, hut (below the bend of the lumen, or it may be given the apparatus: ot quanta length by In irregular hem iline or a drapery fr.ulirw below the i skirt. The skirt must be full mud: _ to fail graciously about the - and _ give that suggestion of light-cu and , youth which is lf necesury My. "The evening tout should be hell- tiful rather than striking in such ma- terials as vehet lumen and' satin: with haw, though nipple body. There is nothing more becoming than soft In: for an evening mp. Its tut) should be somewhat chasiul. too, fori In evening mp should be won more: than om mu.” l "I believe that, in min: for tho evening I woman should do ivory- ttting to make heme]! lowly,“ aid Mme. Warner. “but -ieirraaly up tuned stalls, heavy, ammonia-d or- naments, frocks may." fined. “In “The chhonte evening (on In: (one out a! fashion perhaps 1m," up Mme. Bum de Wm. cm.- trice {or the Home of Drevoll in Paris, in an interview with the Woll- "N Homo Companion. muslin-Wetting "t.t.-trsomtt'nasdidtua.d ”What-Imam“ Tumha.eentirsots'+etAi'mB. '"Ptqrmtr-tasuaadm-or qsetRuthrtotalinre.tmm,tuA- trierait-inth.Ursitadtgtat-. ELAMRATE EVENING GOWN Nor FAVORID -t_rtt.t-ttt-' maul-minimum“. gin-cu “at." b ik Mammul‘ Wynn-10km.“ Turae-iid bad in and. ”~MA'II' If cavemen: tith, eiry ai,, no tiU=7i'rLU2r2"t1't1C'"fv""EaePCeer “mmmthSha-WTMMBMWInWQuAd-u “Chm adhmdnan-h-abdnm‘nm We! mamvdwkbuhhwumhfih Mk. 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