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Awghtom Chairman Voted For Woman Suffrage When iiiinois was the first state east of the Mississippi to grant the suf- frage in any form, and This Victory Lead To Com- plete Woman Suffrage. The Coming Session is Vitally Important [“870le PRO- GRESS RES'I'S 0N "EMISMMWW’BMW ‘flll': FIRST FABU- ER WAS THE m MAN. AND ALL USE OF LAND â€"â€" Who will insist on Political Liberty Moflycandidateinthedistrictwhovoted against the Smfland Thompson raid on the Civil Service, and voted against the outrageous war policy of William Hale Thommn and Len Small. TO HAVE A MAN 0]" ESTABLISHED CHARACTER AND EXPERI- ENCE [8 MORE ESSENTIAL THAN PERSONAL OR POLITICAL AMON. Vote for McCABE Gas Rates Compared with." Food Price Levels GAS IS THE CflEAPES’l‘ THING YOU BUY TODAY and still W do“. and mile. to: hone ad Seventeen years ago Gus iates throughout the country were pretty much the same as now. Gas rates haven't increased like the cost of food stufl‘s. In 1905 other necessities of life were cheap but, unlike Gas, prices for them reached and remained at higher levels. The table below, based on average retail prices prevailing throughout the years 1905 and 1921 illus- trates graphically this upward trend. “1“: Sirloin Steak (per lb) lamb Chops (per lb) . Room Pork (per 1M . Bacon (per lb) ...... Chicken (per lb) ..... Codfluh (per lb) ..... Sol-on (pot lb) ........ PM» .por bu.) ....... Hour (56 UN.) .......... Oyster” (pint) .......... Iflk (gnu!) ............ (MB (not I“. (I. n.) . @mmfled Gas is? WILLIAM R. McCABE REPRESENTATIVE Int-cum Inna - Ina-floral Aural 1905 I”! Increase . l5 .‘5 200% . l3 .G') 3627" A7 .ll Per Cent VOTE FOR McCABE -- THE FARMERS FRIEND -- WHO STANDS FOUR - SQUARE FOR THE FARMER AND A- GAINST EVERY - THING THAT IS NM FOURSQUARB 388% 194% 221% 192% “3%