Do you want a soTid, sturdy shoe that
will gi\c you lasting comfort and freedom
from foot troubles? Then—get the BTCK
111(11 1' Aim. Shoe—for practical, everyday
wear. Made < u the Munson I.ast—adopted
In the U. S. Army, worn by all our soldiers
and thousands of men in civil life. The
BUCKHl'.(HT Army Shoe is NOT subject
to seizure. On the contrary "it is endorsed
by the U. S. z\rmy for civilian wear.
BUCKH-CHT
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ARMY SHOE
This shoe is as Rood as the best materials r
and hottest tsut.ntanship cart make it. ! he r'(jf
leather is of the luieM quality—rut from the J ]Jusjnesg Men
very heart of the hide, as specified for the Professional Men
IT. S. Artnv. I o l»c sure of gettinp the Sportsmen
HICKIilcUr A rtnv Shoe look for our Outdoor Workers
trade mark—BICK111 Cl I I—stamp.-I on Carmen
every pair. It is our mutual protection. Mechanics
Farmers
Ranchers
Hikers
BUCICINGHAM & HECHT Miners, Fite.
Manufacturer. S.a Fr..ci*co «>a^
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EiE th’ Irishman sez: “One
man’s ez good ez another
an’ a durn sight better.”
J Anyway, one man
can’t get no better
tobacco ’n another
E ef they both get
VELVET.
VELVET, the Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, combines the ■ .
smoking qualities that gave Kentucky Hurley its title of
Nature's Pipe Tobacco,” with an exclusive VELVET
Ci ageddn-the wood mellowness. 0 r
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RESOURCES OVER A MU I UAL
I T¥C MILLION SAVINGS
DOLLARS SOCIETY
The Modern Way of Saving
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is by mail where Uncle Sani protects
your funds until they reach us.
Our funds are invested only in first mort
£a£es on improved real estate, in citff,
statu and U. S. Government Bonds
For over 17 year* O per annum
we have never on savings
paid leas than U left with us
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MANY JAPANESE VESSELS '
! WITHDRAWN PROM PACIFIC
TOKIO. Aug. !!!♦. On account of the*
\m«-ri<an restrictions on .Japanese im
ports. many of the* non subsidized and
individual steamship lines of Japan,
unable to transport Oriental rice and
other products to South America via
the* rnlted States, unloading the ves
1 se»ls at American ports on the west
1 e rn coast, have been obliged to with d
draw their steamers from the- Pacific 1 —
* er\ i'-e
This fad. however, has proved a
boon to the South American services
o three* representative Japanese* com
panies One of them recently placed
•n extra steamship. the* Panama Marti.
| in South \merican commission, ami
1 i*' planning to dispatch another boat
te meet the demand lor the trails
pol lution of Oriental ru • Japanese,
emigrants and export good \nother|
Japanese* company also intends to en
large its line.
WOMAN mIaTbER ACCUSED
OF FORSAKING HER PARTY
AMSTKKDAM. Aug. IMP The ele*c
lion of the first woman to the Dutch
parliament has already caused trouble*
n the Sot i a I Democratic Libor party,
t<> which she belongs. Her comrades .
charge h* i wi»h Tors tiling the party
aiili militarist i«* principle's because sin*
iic'< hired in favor of national defense,
and consequently resignations from
tin paity are rumored.
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WORK OF RED CROSS
OUTLINED BY MANAGER
((‘out inut'll from Page Twin
hat can h« given the sit ation h.v
. ,.v i• i iiiii'Mi j-riorit i< . I'o a vv bile
there V ill till he delay in getting
he m.! r? !,i] into some pai is of th«
• •!.!■, i ' \ ery thing is I ing e■ -m
h i • • n ib I \ erie, and vv« liopt be
,.i. i,,i. : hav e establish* 1 re-.: ilar
!♦-!:% e, til all sections.
••! I eh p»m a ill lake st< r • to limit
• hrii j rm11 iej ion ot (ire--in s to t he
exact k11:• i and quantities >eciti ally
(ailed tor hy the division they may
l< el assured that the situation is be
v. ell (are! fur. This does not
mean, however, that any w ineii who
are willing to work need h#ridle he
cause of lack of opportunity. There
is urgent need for other kinds of
Bed Crn- work, as will he seen hy
•he statement which follows;
"Hospital r.arments. Befugee (Jar
■.i• ■'11s. Comtort Kits, Knitted (Joods.
For months past careful studies have
l.i en in progress, not only hy our
(emmissions abroad hut hy mir (!••
pa; tmen!in this country. v\nrktng it*
• In-. .operation with the ar: v and
navy, to deteiminc the nc-d : u tin*-'
11 ides A - a i esult. (1 eJinit• ■ < M
a an - of thrit reipiirement l - a
in. • and fin autumn are in hand and
have served as the basis :->v the ai
p ; ments tor the work to I-' d« lie hy
»h* chapters To make tin things
ailed for hy this estimate will mean i
hit more women than ever Indore •
ill he required t" (lev ole their time
to this work. Some of tiles, articles
are tor our own soldiers and tor ih»»s*
who will soon he (ailed to the colors;
. • i« • the hospital' <»t our x
.Hi, - abroad, both civil and military, f
. bile still others are for tin unfortu- ;y
nate population hi tlm at : al war
,i<11• • of oui allies, where Any will
se;vt to ull.viatc >o fir a possible ;
thi sufferings oi old men, <>: women :::
and of children, and at the same tin •
., r\e a.s a reminder «>i this country s y;
•' •, !• t and -'mpnlliy at a tune when
such eviilemes of sympathy mean so x
uadi to t In morale oi tin . sm ely
sunken countries This is a war not
Ml the soldier and sailor alone hut
m! the whole people, and tin morale
ot the civilians behind tin lines is x
quickly i et• • m• ted at the front ll the
people falter the soldiers will not
tight so effectively. You will see. x
therefore, that what we are doing for
the civilians in France, Italy and Bel
I gium is just a.- truly for the fighting
man as if it were done for himself.
•'The same disciplined effort which .x
I has met the needs of the past yeai x
I will answer the new demands. The x
women of the country must expect x
te respond to sudden changes in or j:j
i dm-' and to accept irregularity in sup
plies, as these are a neces-ary out
• (ome of war demamls and war con x
ditions It is precise]) this ability to
respond to the situation, he it what jx
it may. no matter how eon; *sing to ;b
previous plans and ideas, that makes
the Bed Cm > a d« p< iniahh and • l :b
lb lent force lor v\ innin the war." ■>
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Your ( yes fitted Comp u:nl and :
stiginati. leiise.- rephu i d See (>
i'orne
Geo. Anderson
PIANO TUNER
And Factory Representative for
High Grade
PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS
Will ix* in Cordova
About September 1
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Why be satisfied with the wear you J
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when you get so much more front ‘T Tj-Pressr
This is no idle claim, lv.it a fact' proven b> miners, _-^
farmers and construction work*..:; fr»<ai Alaska to dr,
Mexico. “Ifi-Press” is made by a uv rid better
method—the greatest advance in footwear ia lifiy years.
w e use the toughest rubber ever evolved—actually the 1
same kind that goes into Goodrich Auto Tires. There
seems to he no wear-out to it. And the hoot is molded
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