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\ GENEVA PMLif 3PRHMY, J5; 1929. BROWN AND OX-BLOOD OE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHDtNES^SAVB THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES Abo PASTES m4 UQUIDSforBbcfcTMud Whit* Shot. WJ K. P. PAtLEY O0WORATJON3 ITOw ttffFAtU H. t. if. -i | ;f I- X: Underwear W OMEN and children who wear^'Forest Mills'* Underwear are kept healthfully warm, yet without burdensome bulkiness. Your dealer can show you styles for women, boys and girls in union suits, vests and # drawers; also boys and girls sleeping garments, waist union suits, etc. They fit tiie figure gracefully. Outer clothing looks its beat ovrr them. Wear \Forest Mills\ this winter. Your dealer caa supply you. BROWN DURREIX CO. New York v v Bwton You know before you open the In-er^seal Trade Mark package that Uneoda Biscuit are as crisp and fresh as, when they left the oven. And fyou know as you serve them that these soda L cradcers will be enjoyed for the known goodness which prompted you to buy them. Keep a supply on hand. * NATIONAL BISCUrr-COMPAHTf. EACH THINKS CASE PROVED Controversy on Veracity of Wilson or Spencer To Continue \Washington dot, 15.~The contro- versy between President Wilson and Senator Spencer of Missouri over the President's exact words to Serbia and Runj&nia in the eighth plenary session of ffie peace council Is not yet settled. The minds of supporters of the prin? clpala are stHl at variance. Tho President Monday made public the text of his rernarlts as supplied by P. A. Carlson of Chicago, an Ameripau stenographer who reported tho session in Question. Tills text, it Is argued at tho White House, refutes the accusa- tion of Spencer that the Preaident promised military aid to Rumania and Serbia if they should be, invaded. • But supporters of Spencer declare the senator's position Is Bustainejt toy the very text the President . issued, They point to this phrase: \And yet thero underlies all of these transac- tions the expectation on the part, for example, of Rumania and of Czecho- slovakia and of Serbia that it any covenants of 'this settlement are not observed, the United States will send her armies and her navies to see that they are observed.\ It Is compared with the statement of Senator Reed o.n the floor of the sen- ate, on jyhich Spencer says ho bnsed his charge Reed qjuated the President Rs having said: \You must not forget that In force Is the final guarantee ot the public peaco. If the World Is again troubled the United States will send to this side of the ocean their army and their fleets.\ If the President did, not directly promise military aid, Spencer's Mends argue, his remarks might fairly have been given that interpretation. Administration supporters retort that the two clauses mean entirely dlf- foront things, and. that there is a vast difference between a promise ot mili- tary help, and the -ftiet that back of the poace settlements would stand the great powers, and that \in the last an- alysis the military and naval strength of the great powers \vH be the final guarantee of the peace of the world.\ The President's remarks, it is contend- ed, should bo considered in their en- tirety, and the spirit qf them should bo Interpreted. One.offlclaKJnterpret- ed tho President's meaning thus> \The brunt of guaranteeing peace settlements -will faH on' the great pow- ers. They therefore must insist on permanent and Just settlements, to which there la general agreement. If such settlements are supported by the great powers, whose word will be ef- fective because, of the force they are capable of exercising if n,eed arises.\ Another point in the argument Is the nature of the two versions of what was said. White House attaches argue Carlson's must be correct since he took down what tho President said In Eng- lish, and tratocrlbed It back directly Into English. Spencer's version, they say, was translated from English Into French, probably poor French, and then back Into English. The reply to this Is that Spencer's words are prob- ahly those of the official record. And thus the debato goes on, with much hair-splitting over words and shades of meaning. As a furthor con- tribution tp the dispute, the state de- partment has sent to Paris for the of- ficial version, which It Is .expected will be on hand within a few days. What will be done with this has not been decided, but officials believe it will give further support to the Presl- posiUe-Bj- ODER RUG IS MODIFIED • • • Restriction Removed If the Alcoholic Content Does Not Exceed One Half of One Per Cent Permission to manufacture and sell cider, containing' not more than one hajf of one per cent of alcohol, with- out tho necessity of obtaining a per» mit, is granted in the amended regu- lation, relating to Bweet elder, accord- ing to an advice received from Wash- ington bw R. G. Phillips, of Rochester, i-«f tire International Apple Si f Fashion, Style anid Smartness Join HanBs With Economy in Our Splendid Showing of New Fall and Winter Apparel Coats, Suits and Blouses A Wide Range of Women's Suits In this collection we are showing some splendid quality suits of style artd in fashionable materials in Navy and other leading shades. A. ^^fc. ^mA 4h «t to Newest Modes in Separate Skirts '' These Skirts are made from high grade plaids, soft and dark Shades blended together to match waist or coat, also conservative patterns; skirts for all tastes. Bewitchingly Beautiful Blouses We are now showing a very beautiful assortment of Blouses for Fall fend Winter wear. All the new styles and every wanted model is repre- cented^, which comprises Blouses in white and colors. Satin and Georgette, $4.98 to $22.5(T VoUe and Batiste $1.98 to $10.00 „ ., . _ Women's New Coats Splendid for Present Wear Wide Choice of Exceptionally Smart Styles in Most Favored Fabrics. . This is the most important part of the season for choosing one's winter coat. Cold weather will soon be here and one must be prepared. The values are just as gooa as the style of these coats and you simply must see them to get an idea how good looking they are. COATS $25.00 to $125.00 MCKEY-KANE CO., Inc. •a* ^ Geneva's Newest Department Store Geneva, N. Y. pp Shlppors' Association. Section 36 of Article 5 of Regulations 60, under tliu Volstead prohibition act has been amended to read as follows: \Section- 36 Sweet cider containing less than one-half of 1 per cent of al- cohol by volume may be manufactured and sold without the necessity of ob- taining permit, provided euch product is put up arfd marketed in sterile closed wut«iner& or is treated by the addition of benzoate of soda, or other substance which will prevent fermen- tation, in auch proportion as to insure tho alcoholic content remaining below one-half of 1 per cent of alcohol by volume Tlie responsibility for keep- ing tho alcoholic content below eucn percentage rests upon the manufac- turer, and In any case where older la found upon the market containing: al- coiiol in excess of the allowed- -per- [ ppntagp the burden of proof shall be) upon the manufacturer to show that i such liquid contained less than one- ] hnlf of 1 per cent of alcohol by volume' at the time it was' manufactured ot sold t>y him, or withdraw! \ | In its original form section 36 pro- vided that: \In anj case where elder is forced upon the market containing al- cohol in excess of the allowed percen- i;igp tho manufacturer will be presum- i >i to have manufactured and sold an intoxicating liquor.\ While this amendment i s a substan- t»ni ffala for the elder and apple In- dustry yet It docs not fully meet tho. situation in that one of thp real dif- \vultlos in manufacturing sweet cider mm the ordinary run of npplra, in- rjuding windfalls, is to sutirein thp llrat instance a content below one-half of 1 per cent of alcohol. Tin- burdon »f proof is on the manufacturer to show that it did contain less than jnr- half of 1 per cent at the time It vv<is manufactured or sold i>y them. Nelson Fopt, manager of the West- ern New Tork Growers' »\>-opeinti.<n Packing Association; i Mini Ira it. White of thp State Pepmtmrnt <'f Farms and Markets, the invi rnatii<nil Apple Shippers' AFK<rlntii i. ....... ... ir- recently appeared l.pftm iYc'.einl t*t>- ; hibltlon Commlsaioiiri .Join. ! . •K.ar . and Commissioner of Ihterhul Kevpim;. WlllUnt M. Williams, asking for a dU Of the former ruling; which made the manufacturer abso- lutely liable for the cider after it left, his hands, even if it contained lesaj than one-half of 1 per cent at tha time of sale and subsequently devel- oped In excess of this content in other hands. The present amendment Is the result of tbat conference. A Guarantee. Ex-President Toft relates an exper- ience that befell him while he was touring the country in the Interests' of the League of Nations. He had just finished a speech end it was; necessary that he make the last train' out of town in order to keep his next day's, engagements. \Cabby\ he cried, \I'll give you $5 if you get to ' the station in time for me to make' that train.\ \Jump in boss,\ yelled the cabby, -with visions of the princely, fee dancing- before hia eyes 'Til. get you there in time or break your neck.\ San Francisco rgonaut. IOEZOI 74-76 Seneca St. E. G. HOPKINS CO. I0T30E-: 74-76 Seneca St. a Hen. - -- - — * Sympel-Recglleet I was In here last week and bought an incubator? I Shop Assistant-.-Yes, I remember. I trust you found it in good order. | Sympel—In good ordier: why, say, man, the bally thins hasn't laid an' egg since I bought it!—Blighty (Lon- 1 don.) f Grain Crop Reports Jfav:njr extensive teased wire connections throughout the Western gram belt, we art enabled io give those inter- sted in g-rain valicts a»' i * i t t Daily g upon request. E. W. Wagner & Co. ESTABMS8EB IW Members New York Sto'kExchang New York O>ttdv- P.xclnhgi Chicago tioari' of 7ride GENEVA BRANCH 14 Schnm! Building Tektikm*2405 EM. CRINNIN, Mir on conditions. grain letter mailed t\ Important Announcement For Saturday in Reduction of Prices of Staple Goods Thi» include! Muslins, Ginghams, Calicos, Percales, Outings Bungalow Aprons, Outing Gowns and Muslin Underwear. * * OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND AS LOW OR LOWER JHANJELSEWHEREf __-^ Fflili fti Ldom Muilin 35c Bleached 34c 27c —AftfoB Qlnflhams ,. j HgKt ind dark 37c oling fe%hn§!§ ...... .33e and 3Bc |!:&) it&f&iow Abttmt ...... .$1.25 ws9 .$2.60 b§ Ckwns ........ .$2.35 .i . . . • .-• . . . .$2.00 CnUdWa Hceo , 28c Ladies' Silk Hose ..,,... v ,.., ,£ $1.75 Ladies* Gowns ,. * ,$U5 $2.00 Ladies' Gowns ......... $1.50 .... 24c [I $2.00 Ladies* Skirts .......... $L35 $2.25 Ladies* Skirts ......... '.$%£& $3.00 Ladies* Skirts \ .f245 Special Prices on CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR .89c $1.25 Blue and White Enamel- ware ........... *. * ...... Aluminum-Sauce-Pans «nd-^-—— Settles ..... ^...........$1.49 74-76 E. G. 74-76 lotaoi iotam Times Want Ada Bring
