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The Washington times., 1921-07-25
Mr.. 3. Baer
YOUR MONEY OR YOUR
WIFE.

Broadway is packed with
beautiful shops whose win
dows are lined with expen-
sive goods for more .expen-
sive goods to look at.
Did you ever pipe SPEND
erella steering her sweety
up New York's Bankruptcy
Lane? She looks into
Chargemore's millinery gar
age, Jippany's Jewelry
clinic, Proffitt's gown ba-
Zaar.
But did you ever lamp
chicklet looking into Wool
worth's window? Unless she
was by herself?
Man Is labelled sterner
sex because his bankroll is
always mile astern of his
wife's shopping speed. She
puts sweet bulldoze on him.
Oh, John, that hat in win
dow Just matches my gown.
No It doesn't dearie. Oh,
not this gown I have on.
That's my gown in the 9TH
er window.
Which is killing two bank
roll birds with one sug-
estion.
Large double giggle to
watch happy couple on
Broadway trying to stay
happy. She pipes pauper-
fish looking sparrow Of
Paradise on influential hat.
Stops. Husband walks on.
She does epileptic spasm
of Joy. Tears off shopping
dance of all nations in
front OF window. He does
mt stop. He knows what
it's all about.
She lassoes him with SUI
perior look. He's hooked.
History was wrong when It
stated that Jesse James
didn't have little sister.
Shopping needles are
threaded with silk In hun
dred dollar bills.
She pats husbo on
cheek. Nice John. He re-
turns blow in self defense.
After short harmonious dis
cussion OF hat. policeman
chases morbid crowd back.
Suggests that John either
buy hat or hire lawyer.
When Spenderella escapes
from store her dome is
Carlanded with imported
alien enemy of Johns b.r.
John and Spenderella
continue plundering sxpe-
dition up street. He gets
home. Counts his bankroll
easily with one broken fin
ger. Wires ahead for royal
suite in poorhouse.
The Washington times., 1921-07-25
Stars and Stripes

Some naval compasses have been broken open
for the alcohol. Any who drinks alcohol
from compass ought to be able to find his way
home.
Queen Cleopatra, when she dressed,
Never made bunder
She never wore undervest--
What could she wear Il under?
Diogenes lived In tub, and is believed to have
been the only man in history with perfectly sat
isfactory landlord.
The Washington times., 1921-07-25
SELF-DEFENSE.

The car was crowded. The stout woman
was vainly trying to get her fare out of the
pocket of her cloak, which was tightly but
toned as precaution against pickpockets-
After she had worked for some minutes
timid-looking gentleman at her right said.
Please allow me to pay your fare, madam"
"Why7" demanded she with acerbity.
Because, madam" replied the little man
firmly, you have undone my suspender but
tons three times and can stand u No LONGER"
The Washington times., 1921-07-25
m HOUSANDS Of men, women and
children in Washington and

tens OF mllllOnS throughout the
United States are vitality concerned
in an attempt now being made to
burden the motion picture industry
of the country with a twenty per
cent ad valorem tax. on the raw
stock, the film on which the NOV
ling pictures are made.
They should be az vitality inter
ested in the battle now being waged
in Congress by the motion picture
producers to defeat this tariff tax,
and save picture patrons from this
needless and profiteering addition
to the cost of producing the pic
lures.
According to sworn statement
made by George Eastman before the
> House Committee on Ways and
Means, February 10 last, the East
man Kodak Company has prac-
teal monopoly on the manufacture
and sale of the raw stock used in
the United States.
This statement was almost boast
that this company, having seized
the lead, has not been hurt by and
docs not fear competition from
American makers, of whom there
are but handful.
Having already throttled Ameri-
can competition, this monopoly now
seeks through the operation of the
tariff law to annihilate a mythical
foreign competition. Since 1913 raw
stock has been on the free list.
The argument is advanced in sup
port of this tariff wall that while
war conditions abroad since 1913
have stopped the importation of
German films, and offset the effect
of the free importations, this COM
petition now is real menace to the
film manufacturing industry here.
If this were true it would take its
place on a plane with the basic ar
guments for protective tariff-the
protection of infant American in
dustries from foreign importation of
goods made by cheap labor and un-
der conditions below the standards
of American manufacture.
But-and here is the crux of the
protests made by the moving pic
ture makers who must buy this
film-there is NO PROSPECT of
foreign competition, either near or
remote.
The basis of the film-making in
dustry both here and abroad is
American celluloid. This American
celluloid, according to authentic in
formation in the hands of motion
picture people, and of the commit
tees of Congress, represents more
than two-t thirds of the cost of films
made in Belgium and other Euro
pean centers.
Foreign competition from a prod
uct, two-thirds of whose cost is
American raw material, is not to be
feared by an American competitor,
already entrenched in monopoly at
home and able to buy this American
celluloid as cheaply if not at a
lower cost than the foreign maker.
There is no danger of foreign
competition, and the raw stock of
the motion pictures should be left
on the free list. There is no public
need to be served by this proposed
tariff, and no American industry
periled by its omission.
The enactment of this law would
serve but one purpose. 1t would
burden the motion picture interests
of America, from producer down to
patron, with an excess cost which
would give the Government but a
negligible revenue, and would swell
the already grossly great dividends
of the Eastman concern, the self
The Washington times., 1921-07-25
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered U. s Patent ofnc&
K. c. B..

Dear X. C. B.-Will you kindly insert the
following in your columns, and answer it?
my sister is engaged to be married to
fellow know will not make her happy. i am
positive that he won't, because / know him
well, and have asked my sister to break off
the engagement. She said she would consider
it if she had your advice. Please give it to
her. A DEVOTED BROTHER"
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
1T $500

Girls Goats in Many Swageer Styles, devel-
oped in Bolivia or heather coatings with warm,
cosy collars of Australian opossum. In Sor-
rento and navy blue, beaver, warm browns
Snugly lined and interlined
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
At $3.50

ur-Collared and Smartly Tailored
Coats Of herringbone, fleece and
heather coatings, youthfully de-
signed and well made, with large
shawl collars of raccoon or Austria
lian opossum. In brown or gray
stripings, as well as Sorrento blue,
amber and beaver-every coat silk
lined throughout and snugly inter-
lined against cold weather.
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
Girls Ram Ont1Its
lit 1875, 2.95 and 3.95

are gifts which any little girl will be glad to
receive. At the first price are cunning little
rubberized capes with gay plaid hoods. Only
'Billie Burkes with their quaint hoods, or the
Cinderella Dolman with separate tams Packed
in pretty holly box, no gift could be more
appropriate for the school girl of to 16.
Fourth Floor
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
42.75

Soft Plaid Back Fleeces and Novelty
heathers develop these swagger
models, with raglan or deeply set in
sleeves, double patch, slit or seam
pockets. Completed with collars
of self material that fasten snugly
under the chin, or shawl collars of
raccoon and Australian opossum.
In a delightful range of colors.
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
$3.50

The of tailored leaving nothing be desired the
workmanship fabric styling Developed in finest imported tweds and
novelty fe, with raglan sleeves slit patch pockets have
collars muer collars opossm
In of tan, brown blue and wine Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
1T 22. IS

models developed imported plaid back with
patch pockets and leather buckle and buttons The co
arebr and
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
29.75

Fur Collared Coats for Girls, fashioned of
soft panvelaine, Bolivia and Normandy in smart
blouse or waist-line styles, with collars-and
some with cuffs-of Australian opossum or
French beaverette. In the newest Winter colors
tortoise, Malay, brown, raspberry and Sor-
rento. Sizes 6 to 16 years in the three styles
pact1tred.
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
SbecioI at $50

Becoming Dutch Caps,
made of fine net, have charm
in every crisp frill of lace and
every dainty ribbon orna-
ment.
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
Special at 200

Little Net Caps are in the
form of modified tams, circled
with perky ribbon quillings,
and topped by jaunty tas-
sci. Pictured.
Third Floor
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-09
County Commissioners
10 Improee Lund Road

Ts@ e0sHty con sbsss11ers took .
Trip 70 White River valley As&1 gar
cay for the v9fpos~ u Inspecting
e0snty roads. TIE highways sr7-
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Ely EIks 10 Initiate
Anofher Large Class

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op@n se&s6n 0r E1k IN Ely. sAeE
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toers If ToBopah lodge 10 1872
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Tor sOEne a1rze and Thomas A Bath
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tesTe6 ofSessI not sfcati0u frcM To
r0pzh lodge that the applications for
nnemh@gxhip have been received and
THAI the initiation will take place IN
ths date named
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Bio nail and the event Will ~ char.
aeter1z@d by all the features. frztAr
nal aud s0cssi. that 20 with an III
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tails viii be fortheonsng-
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MGTLL BREgTTIES

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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-09

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