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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23

euihrpicd look upon the United States as greedy
animal growing fat and sleek feeding on their
life bleed. and probably would return cur gifts to
US with curt ~NethankyouS
Instead shall confess that ar weighed dawn
with the hoFtiesSness Of the situation Hero in
America we have all We RAY reasonably ask Of
FroStaenes-eorsI3erGaE car own sins q politics
Snd sSe.a Injustice Over lhtrc they are cursed
btsoad the power a words To describe, and the
curse Will b felt for sersrattan&
Milt&Gas ia Europe aFp dying in the aEcutes
ct starvation. ooid Ana disease toz want 0. toad,
elatasHs shelter and Eac3teaI att What shasi,
10 iaSs il would h. In thISs circumstances tor The
T5thess aoj cesesi ratloa te eseT these u,illicus
q g5Etsa. ckltrfE a little candy and trait when
teeN nse5 Eatk as3 hroIh, rail,Eas whea sksy uaei
blankets ar5 e,statrE tctis and tcv traius Whs1
thsy 1eSI 3aesezs ard nersss Es1 sanitary SUI
patcs M, gA5s : 70 tir1e sor nsl'te nsHsrtcss
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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23

Schools churches, factories homrs-eyory sort
ot tabitahe place Is oiled with wounded Ard
euc OF the Tesg fourishnE enterprises over there
Is tie sale OF artlacAl limbs
Even Fvm Asia rpmts the waH ~ sorrow for
MUtgumedan Turkey is rtilriausly slauEhrcring
tts hundreds % thousands u Christian Armenian
sabltgts News dispatches et The last fsw days
describe The terrible PltEHt of retttEces-Feaat
less ragged hungry, diseased naaeOHhagarts and
exhausted, beaten solltcrs=wb arr sweeping
apt II tfselated Serbia into Greeer We read u
women wab rhilirva tn arms sFeaituk ganth
trampirE through the snpa covered mountains.
tOftrk ia she tpd ta hna a tltlr wargGh ana
Gapd and Pasye We read u tTeEea raa8Nays
streuu With thc hnJtrs ct these that staFPe5 or
ths way tee a hSt ot rest-aB3 never wrRG en-
NQae q tte tar3ret mHliaa 81 Ms Ia the Ua3ei
States g7a appreciate the harroF ct tE all So-sa
~ epr WAT correspondents over thers kavr sEsa
ard beard heB none has sgfa7ed AEa sadErea -
those aFa are = part q the caEHaErat'sa
ssrta CLAUS viii bsEo = sErFF ligS 2a-c4d tsEs
wear Ea&heFs and @ethtFs have neither tAs
htAey rer th8 ueaHS et 5snHssuR-at.sr lhR e.rth
ef he CAH8 vi HeEH5ehg@ ard biz Hs on aeGas
YVES ar HesessN tAsy ard t&sr shlHe~ wfI
aa irs.ea5 aE tg8ss there Is 4nY te4ssiss i
witt b. .rsst % p-2te- aeJ here.
amerlsa ygHs ea CaEHgas sA57 asera1 tels
srar Wep aeg sewc et as wSy asA WAY eNt-
With tha yHs5el States al she ackeI q Prosperity
ara t,esst4 @Ha FF4se fe-ezps eesaase wv
fsefff ptag he--a- saa war Is A p7c-tlatss
srasF3ree naa Ia gaT at oar A5gs elsi5s~s r.4r
uta tal muHh IL sa wisa tAs sasIszs u sae
rlestg lsslyaAF=hA3 lA5s - s2s paan Ihs ssas
tsea e&z tEVHkst SO
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~ terge baat5aa1s - tsts ar3 igrsPssE 'aeks aa4
rea aprEt4 &sA san4y tnd CAKES ari uaHtsrzs ass
red tvp scats tgF tha saS y Eu1cps, ! SEAT 10.
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eeecuae mseA eia-a tes4y = tAs.r nate s-4 sgs
rasioa ara fsoeasss ~eas rsfass ssss FasSass tsr
the rargees frors eas s2assry se sseEhss. . ssaa
n0l eonNeFa mysess vita the sss ssal sss ass5ecs
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23
Holly Scratches
By HARVEY PEAKE

NEVER look 4 gift In the cost mari.
NA that giitters is not diamonds.
6istletos makes the heart grow
fonder.
The gift deferred maketh the heart
sick.
Belief in Santa Claus Is the best
policy.
1t 10 & wise merchant who Knows bis
ewn goods when they are brought
back for exchange.
To give hideous gifts Is human, to
fprgive impossible.
Gifts make the man, the want Of
them the fellow.
One Christmas bargain makes the
whole Of womankinG spin.
Christmas bills are stubborn things.
Santa ClaD Is not IS red as hs il
painted.
Buy gifts In haste and repent at
leisure.
Uneasy lies tie head that's trying to
make twenty dollars buy forty
gifts.
And thereby hangs . stocking.
Every Christmas tree mast stand on
its own bottom.
Gifts are selaSm what they seem.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23
The Christmas Gard,

The Christmas Gard.
About a hundred years ago the first
christmas cards were used. These
were printed In London aud consisted
OF visiting card with the wo,ds.
"A Merry christmas,s printed on Il.
Later the rafda were made with a liz.
tle scenery en- them and a picture Of
the robin, rhiu bird waa uued be-
cause To Ia called the rnglIuh Christ.
mas bird. and alao 'arhe sayiers bird.
on account OF tho old legend regard
inE its red breast tfnm this time
on The eafis became mere numerous
and OF more varied kinda
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23
ay JERlE DAVIS.

Belgium. Serbia. northern frunee and Poland
are llAdea Of wfeckaEn, In Germany everyone
la ltfing ON short rations and turning all energies
10 the pursuit Of war. Even the half grown boys
OF Ftanae are under arms awaiting the call to
the trenches Austria and Italy and England and
Eussin and Bulgaria are pouring their money into
the mill that turns out guns and explosives while
the panr exist in the misery Of semstaryatlon
erttiue their mite ol faud and fuel and clothing
las tablnE their turn In the bread Tine
AN uf NarfluE Earnpes aho bodied men are
soldiers ia ono capacity or another In the
strrua ot all tho cities aud villages of the con,
tngut excepting the little neutral natious=oue
argH aHy AIRED meU veterans oi Other wars and
manned men Whp arc recovering trom wounds
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23

Are for me-not mamma. you know.
For mine are SO awfully little,
Dear Santa Claus. don't you see-
And want. oh. so many play;hings.
They won't hold enough for me.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23

A little knowledge Is a danger
GUS thing, especially On Christ.
mas eve. when a hid discovers
his father acting the par, Of
Santa Claus
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23

81 want snu 20 remember
Ard al these rs full as yeu can.
Cause | haven't been very naughty.
Ard sa9'ye been snch nice, Kind man
rt like q tve atlL II you please, sir.
THAT esn lalg and call mo "taammas
Net ene thai Is fall III old santlust.
As all my ethet dolls are,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23
Short But usesui.

Short But Useful.
The Christmas tree does not live
long. but lis short life Is q useful and
beautiful one.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-23
Santa S Secret

live got out OF bed. Just a
minute.
To tell you-rl whisper II
low
The stockings I've hung by the
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Now and then you find departures from this general
principle that retail advertising be done through
price, as announced in the newspapers If yours is
class store-such as an exclusive furniture store
You can ignore the price In this ease your b1sness
would be comparatively small Therefore you might not
need TO use the price appeal But store which seeks
universal business such general hardware store
winch tries to win trade in the East North South and
west side OF the eommnitysuc store can hardly get
along without the price-appeal
AT least this is the rule. One big store of this kind
recently tired to prove that the principle wrong They
sought to establish theory that the people do not want
prices and that they seek simply the knowledge that the
goods can be had at fair price So this concern quit
the newspapers and put their messages ON outdoor
painted bulletin boards One sign announced that for
Kitchen utensils here was the place Another special
lied on cut glass.
The idea was simply that these announcements to the
people, telling what could be had at THAT store lat
reasonable prices y-such announcements were sup
posed to bring much trade to the as If they adj
yertsed price But alas this experimener had to get
back into the newspapers Now they trying to make
their newspaper story carry that kind OF message
But such message has little appea-it has no appeal
For such does not persuaded simply advises 1t is
merely an that I've are doing business
and we are handling merchandise and we think we won't
over-charge YOU
But rule, matter where you look in retail bust
ness or in an business that touches the consumer price
is thine times out of ten) the appeal that wins There
has to be real service along with price Very few stores
however can sell service entirely. Some such as a
hlghclass florist canor perhaps high grade ieweIer
But most stores must win their patrons the ground
that customers save money if they buy from that
particular store.
In the matter of copy the necessity for price EN-
phass may carry the copy writer into danger-he is
apt to make the ad vertabe price-lst That may do
IN the case OF ehaingrocery store which simply says
Uneeda Biscuits at Sc b. and on Such cases NAV
simply record cutprices and win out But as rule the
advertiser who keeps from that catalogue style and
puts into his price argument further appeal based on
quality or uitythat kind of an advertiser is apt to
win out better than the other man who simply lists his
prices.
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Wind And rain
PLAY HAVOC in
MIDDLE NEST
Mississippi and Ohio Valleys
Swept BY Floods; Many
Drowned

fAssociated Press by Federal WiTelessl
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July S.-Scores OF
fatalities and unknown damage, run
ming into the millions. are reported
from cloudbursts, freshets and lorna
does in wide range Of territory en-
hraced by the Mississippi and Ohio val
leys.
Nineteen persons are known to have
been drowned In the Ohio river, near
Cincinnati, when wind squalls over
turned small pleasure craft and II Is
believed the full death list will reach
much higher.
Seven persons were killed by thun-
derBolts, failing chimneys and flying
debris at st. Louis.
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio all were
swept by tornadoes and cloudbursts.
Wires are down and communications
SO interrupted that IL is impossible to
compile anything like an accurate Ia
bic OF fatalities, accidents and losses,
but IL is known that they viii mount
high.
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CHAPTER XVII.
CHAPTER XVII
Is Price Necessary In Retail
Advertising?

Action advertising almost always means emphasis
OF price The bargain is usually the thing that makes
people into the store tomorrow response your
ad of today. Il
In the first place. your possible customers, the
wealthy possess bargain instinct Human beings seek
the thing that be had ''for less" For that
the ad that is full of prices is most likely to be read
The very possibility of interesting bargain causes
people to give such advertising voluntary interest.
So much for the attention. value Of price Price also
is the best incentive to action. If you spread-eagled
through many pages about the quality of your goods you
would not get much direct result with less space
devoted to 123 description of values. Why should
come into your store tomorrow If / simply know Your
goods goods come in the next day just we'll
But if YOU advertise bargan-we, that's different.
That particular lot of goods may all be sold out by to
morrow afternoon Therefore had better in to-
morning. That is why price is the feature of
most actionful advertising.
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GREAT INCREASE
OF INSANITY IS
result OF WAR
TAs,soci.ated pressl

L0NDON.-Sir James Crichton.
Browne. who stands in the forefront
of English authorities on mental and
nervous diseases, says that one of the
saddest results OF the war will be a
great increase in the number OF
lunatics.
Addressing the annual meeting of
the Asylums Workers Association, he
said: Much of the aftermath of war
will find its way into asylums The
enormous number OF eranial injuries
will undoubtedly lead to much mental
impairment. The large number of
cases of shock to the nerves and over
strain will cause much neurasthenia
and other disorders. There has been
throughout the whole country i'm
measurable sorrow and bereavement
which in many cases will deepen into
morbid melancholy"
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STUBBORN FIGHTING
ON rcALLiPoLI PENINSULA.

/ LONDON, Eng. July S.-Yard by
yard the forces OF the Allies are fight
ing their way forward on the CALI
poll Pensinsula, their positions now
being well advanced along the Maidos
Road and within six miles of the forts
at the Narrows.
4 From Krithis, the key to the Atchi
BAHIA lines, which was stormed and
captured last week, the advance has
been pushed against the Turkish posi-
tons occupying the crest OF the Pasha
Dagh plateau and the storming of
these extremely strong positions will
be the next great object of the Allies.
On Sunday the Turks made des-
.perate attempt to regain a foot-hold
on the Atchi Baba line. but were re-
pulsed with very heavy loses
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lNNAR arena
WESTERN FRONTIER SEES
SOME s SHARP ENGAGEMENTS

2tkiW ANA~f7N~ --AFt -
PARIS France. July s.. Except for
operations Of minor magnitude in the
neighb0rhood OF Ypres, the German
Offensive In the north has hattened
out. and the main brunt Of the Teu-
tonic attack was borne yesterday by
the French forces in the woevre dis
trict. opposed to the army of the
Crown Prince.
The night bulletin says that assaults
on the French positions ringing the
forest OF Agreement broke down under
IRE. having Melted the Germans moth
ing but heavy losses.
In the forest OF lie Pretre, the
French drove the Germans out of two
hundred yards of trenches. A heavy
bombardment was directed by the
Germans against the field works
around Les Eparkes, on the heights
OF the Mouse, but the expected charge
did not materialize.
From Arras to the sea a series of
heavy artillery duels was in progress.
In the neighborhood of Ypres, the
Germans regsined a portion of the
trenches which the British won from
them Tuesday, in successful coun-
ter-charge.
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LARGE PERCENTAGE OF
WOUNDED HIT IN HEAD
IAssociated Pressl

PARIS. France.-It is estimated, ac-
cording to the latest figures, that Is
per cent of the men hit since the inau.
guration of the war of trenches are
wounded in the head. Drs. Dentu and
Deuraigne recommend the use of me.
tallic skull caps as protection. or
SO soldiers wounded in the head treat
ed by DIR. Deuraigne, AZ had no such
protection. and % of these suffered
from fractures and 10 from scalp
wounds. The remaining 13 were pro-
yided with metallic skull caps and FIVE
Of these were only slightly wounded.
DIR. Deuraigne declares that officers
and surgeons are favorable to this
protection and II the soldiers are hos
tile 1t is because only two or three
sizes are made and in most cases fit
badly.
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THOUSANDS OF PRIESTS
ARE IN FRENCH ARMIES
(By Associated Press

BOLOGNE, Frsnce.-A tribute 10
the soldIer-priests of France Is paid
in pamphlet just issued by the
Countess de Courson. The number OF
priests in the French army exceeds
q, 900, drawn from many different or
ders, Carthusians, Jesuits. DomiHl-
cans, Salesians, Norbertines and Be-
medicines. Men who hold high office
in the church are frequently priyates
in the army, and often their interiors
in the priesthood are their supcrors
under military discipline.
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ESCAPE FROM MILITARY
PRISON; GET TO FRANCE
(By Assoeiated Press. J

PARIS, France.-Monsieur Jaquet.
a steel-worker of Longway, with Is
companions, has just returned to
France by way Of Switzerland. having
escaped from a German prison after
nine months of captivity.
There were IL in the party that
broke out of the civilian prison camp
at Rastadt and made their way to
Switzerland through the Black Forest,
two of them dying of fatigue and pri-
walton on the way.
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SENATORS INSPECT
MARE ISLAND YARD

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
VALLEJO, CAL, July S.-Senatofs
Tillman and Phelan made visit OF
inspection to the Mare Island navy
yard yesterday, where they were told
that as result of the recent dredging
operations the yard Is now accessible
by the largest ship of the navy, which
can also be accommodated in the dry
dock.
Word from Mare Island regarding
the submarine HIS. which recently
grounded on its way from San Diego
to San Francisco, is that repairs to
the cost Of $500 will have to be done
on the craft.
Several new plates have to be put in.
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1870 WAR WIDOWS ON ONE
STREET IN SMALL TOWN
(By Associated Press. j

LONDON, Eng. How severely the
naval and military losses of the war
have already affected some comm,lni-
ties in Great Britain is shown by the
announcement that at Chatham, ma
val base on the lower Thames, there
are $50 war widows on ore street
Most of them lost their sailor1hus-
bands in the sinking of the Formid-
able, Hermes and Princess Irene.
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HlJERIA CHARGES
MAY DROPPED,
LATEST REPORT
Conditions In War-Torn Re.
public are Daily Growing
More Serious

Associated Press b. Federal Wrelessl
WASHINGTON, d. c., July S.-Un-
official limitations which have their
source in trustworthy quarters were
heard late yesterday that the charges
OF fomenting revolution brought
against General Huerta may be
dropped.
No amelioration OF conditions in
Mexico is reported. On the contrary,
adyices to the Red Cross are that thou
sands are starving and that, for the
length and breadth of the country,
famine Is either raging or impending.
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C0URTMARTIAL FOR
SAN DIEGO OEEICER

EAssoeiated Press by Federal Wireless1
MARE ISLAND, CAL, July S.-Lieut
Edison C. Oak of the cruiser San Diego
is to be tried at court martial ON
charges of negligence resulting IN
blowing out of some boiler tubes, as
a result Of which a number of the
engine room crew were killed.
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IHRfE:iBCH Guns
FOR SUBMARINES
OF u. S. navy

lAsso.iated Press by Federal Wireless]
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July s.
Three-inch disappearing rifles, cleo
trically manipulated. are to be mount
ed on all American submarines,
Secretary Daniels or the navy de-
partment announced last night that
the ordnance bureau has perfected
such weapon, similar in general de-
sign to the disappearing rifles Of the
coast defense Notifications.
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ANTS PREDICT
PROHIBITION FOR
NATION in 1920
Anti Saloon Convention in SEES.
sion at Atlantic City; Gift
ford Pinchot President
Associated Press by Federal wireless

ASSOCIATED Press Dy Federal wirelessl
ATLANTIC CITY. \. j., July s.
Predictions were made yesterday at
the opening session here of the Anti.
Saloon League national convention.
that 1920 will see national prohibition
in force in all the states and territor-
les Of the Union Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, L. s. A., retired. and Clifford
Pinchot presided at the convention.
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U. S. ADMIRAL REPORTS
FIGHTING AT HAYTl

Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
WASHINGTON, d. c., July S.-Rear-
admiral Caperton, who is with his flag
ship, the U. s. S. Washington, at Cape
Hatien. reports that there has been
some recent fighting there between the
revolutionists and the government
troops.
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HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE
PREVENTED.

This is important for Honolulu
people, especially those who have
bowel trouble. ONE SPOONFUL
buckthorn bark, giycerine. ETC., as
mixed in Adleri-ka, taken ONLY
TWICE a week keeps entire sys
tenn CLEAN and prevents appeadF
citis. Most medicines act only on
lower bowel; AdIer-tka acts on
BOTH lower and upper bowel
TEN MINUTES after takiRg effect
begins-the INSTANT action Is
surprising
Just ONEsSPO0NFUL Is so pow
erfuI and cIeanses bowels 50
THOROUGH it relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation. sour 81
gassy stomach. ONE bottle bo|
relieved mild cases appendicitis q
acute cases get your doctors per
mission to try Adler-kka. The
Hollister Drug Co.
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PRINCE OF WALES FUND
SILL GROWS RAPIDLY
[Associated PressI

LONDON, Eng.-Although the ma
tional relief fund. commonly known as
the Prince of Wales Fund. has passed
the twenty-five million dollar mark.
contributions still come in at a rate
of between $4,000 and $4,000 daily.
These are mostly collections made in
offices, works and country towns both
in Great Britain and the overseas do
minions.
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GERMANY BENDS ENERGIES
TO BUILDING SUBMARINES.

LONDON, Eng, July S.-Speaking
to the House of Lords, Earl Selborne
who, from 1900 to 1906 was first lord
OF the Admiralty, declared last night
that Germany is putting the whole
shipbuilding strength of the empire in
to submarines.
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CAPTAIN DOLLAR
.SHLSANOIHER0F
HIS STEAMERS

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July s.
Captain Robert Dollar sold his steam
ship the NJ. S. Dollar yesterday to
Burkhill Brothers OF Shanghai. who
previously had purchased from him
the Mackinaw, and negotiations are
afoot looking to the sale Of the steam.
ship Robert Dollar.
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COINS CAUSE HfADlcHf

LAXATIVE BRoMO-QUININE, r..
moves the cause. Used the world oyes
70 cure a cold in one day. E. W.
GROVES signature on each box. Mada
sby
sARIs MEDICINE CO. Saint Loud. .. 3. \
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DUTCH CAPTAINS PROTEST.
fAssociated Pressl

AMSTERDAM. The Society of
Dutch Captains and Mates of the Mer-
camille Marine has passed resolution
expressing INDIGNATION at the German
submarine war against defenseless
merchant vessels and non-combatants
The resolution also conveys sympathy
to the relatives of all those who per.
ished on the Lusitana.
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cAMsRIDeE MEN FIGHT.
ASSOCIATED Pressl

CAMBRIDGE, England. The Cam.
bridge Reviews list of past and pre-
sent members of the University on
active service row contains $500
names. or these $50 are dead and
$50 wounded. Nearly hundred have
received honorable mention in official
dispatches.