Harding Makes Plea
for Railway Merger
(Continued from rue >'1ne.)
have made greater inroads on rail
way revenues than the electric lines
with their Intimate appeal to the
local community. There will never be
a backward step in motor transporta
tion. But we shall do better If we
find a plan to co-ordinate this service
with the railways, rather than en
courage destructive competition. In
deed. the motor transport already
promises relief to our congested ter
minals through better co-ordination.
We have come to the point where we
need all the statecraft in business, t>i
find the way of making transput ta
tion in its varied forms adequate to
> the requirements of American com
merce, to afford that transportation
its due reward for service, without
taking from production and trade a
hindering exaction.
I cannot too greatly stress the Im
portance of this great problem. It
cannot be solved by those who com
mend the policy of confiscation or de
struction, nor can it be solved by
those who make a prejudiced appeal
for political favor. We must frankly
recognize the exactions imposed upon
the American farmer during the war
expansion of rates, take note of the
wage development which will yield
no reduction in the principal item of
operating cost, and seek conditions
under which we may have the requi
site reductions in fixed charges which
will afford encouraging relief. If the
system consolidations, with diminished
overhead costs, with terminal advan
tages largely improved and terminal
charges greatly reduced, will not af
ford the solution, then our failure
will enforce a costlier experiment and
the one great commitment which I
hope the United States will forever
escape.
We are dwelling now amid a grati
fying return to prosperous conditions.
I do not share the feeling that the
recovery is a mere temporary one,
with impending relapse. The guaranty
of permanence lies in our doing the
things essential to the equitable shar
lng of our good fortune. There can
be no abiding prosperity in industrial
centers, in transportation or else
where, unless It is properly shared
by American agriculture. Govern
ment can make no direct bestowal of
good fortune, but It Is the duty of
government to maintain conditions
under which equal opportunity for
good fortune Is the heritage of every
American everywhere.
Under our representative democra
cy we find ourselves absorbed In Is
sues which more or less concern us
In our Individual affairs, but we losq,
the aspect of government as a whole
and take It as a matter of course.
It is our accepted practice rather than
a deliberate intent.
Americans ought ever to be asking
themselves about their concept of the
ideal republic. I take it to be one of
universal good fortune, where free
dom is as complete, under the law, as
Justice is unfailing within the law.
A land where the equality of free
dom's opportunity and the reward of
merit are held as sacred Inherit
ances and citizens are made fit to
embrace beckoning opportunity.
•tout* Without €xt am#
V wnurm --
'^I5t9~7!s2l Sl>GH0i<%f S*trWet
New Arrivals in White Footwear
Greet You Here
Saturday
Just the types you most
desire, and most moder
ately priced.
The Cleverest
^ of Styles
g/ And in such a
variety that
pleasing you is
a certainty.
All
White
Color
Combination5
All
Sizes
All
Widths
Your summer costumes de
mand white footwear, and
from this great group of
new arrivals you’ll delight j
in making selections.
Four Feature Groups
$6.00 $6.50
$8.50 $10.00
Sandals
Pumps
Strap
Effects
Oxfords
High or
Low
Heels
At each price you’ll
encounter scores of
pleasing styles and
in each shoe you’ll
•ecognize a real
alue.
Shoe Dept,
Mezzanine Floor
Mail orders re
ceive prompt at
tention. Add 5
cents on the dol
lar to cover pack
ing and postage.
Beaton Drug Co.
Fifteenth and Farnam
SPECIAL CUT PRICES FOR
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
PHOTO
DEPT
Films developed
free when prints
are ordered.
—TOILET ARTICLES—
25c De Mars Talcum.. . 1.90
25c Squibbs Talcum, all
odors .... , .190
25c Colgate*' Talcum, all
odors .... .190
,35c D & R Cold Cream, 240
$1.00 Q Ban Hair Tonic
for.630
50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo, Beaton’s . ■ 340
$1.00 Glacier Clay, the
new product.790
50c Soap Dolls, the latest
novelty with feathered
hats.290
Pepsodent Tooth Paste 330
60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste
for.430
50c Milweed Cream .. • 360
$1.00 Pompeian Massage
Cream for.690
$1.50 Djerkiss Vegetal. 980
75c Melba Love Me Face
Powder . . . .490 •
50c I,uxor Rouge.390
$1.25 Piver’s Face Powder,
La Trefle or Azurea,
each for.690
$1.50 Pinaud’s Lilac Veg
etal, for . . .890
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste,
for.330
75c Stacomb for the hair,
for.540
50c Hair Groom . . .130
$1.50 Van Ess Hair Grow
er. for.81.29
$1.00 Frank’s Lemon
Cream, for . 790
-ROUGES
60c Djerkiss Rouge . . 370
50c Dorine Rouge . . . .370
$2.00 Goutorbes Double
Compact in the new
shades, orange and be
gonia, gold or gunmetal
cases, special for . . 980
60c Gourtorbe Rotige in
all shades, special .. .390
-SOAP
10c Life Buoy Soap, 4
for .250
25c Cuticura . . . .190
lOc Palm Olive Soap. . . 70
10c Olive Skin Soap, 4
for.250
10c Florentine Castile
Soap, 4 for ■ ■ • • I
-DRUG WANTS
25c 4-oz. Peroxide Hydro
Ren .10*
25c Carter’s Liver Pills. 14*
50c Palm Olive Shampoo,
for.39*
*1.00 Nujol .79*
60c Mentholatum . .-.-34*
40c Oil of Salt.2ft*
60c Swamp Rt>ot.48*
60c Norwich Milk Mag
nesia, full pints . .. .33*
*1.00 Mastin’s Vitamon
Tablets, for.ft9*
25c Lysol .19*
*1.25 1-pint Imported Olive
Oil, for.89*
$1.00 Listerine.7?»*
25c Cascarets . . . .18*
*1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair
Tonic, for . . . .79*
60c Doan’s Kidney Pills,
for.44*
*1.26 Pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compound . . . .94*
Eagle Brand Milk .... 19*
40c Castoria .2f»*
30c Phenolax.22*
35c Sal Hepatica.21*
*1.50 16-oz. Lyko Tonic,
f°r.98*
-PERFUMES
*4 Houbigant's Ideal Ex
tract, per oz.. . 81 .98
*3.75 Coty L’Origan Ex
tract, per oz.81.98
*1.50 .1 i c k cy Extract,
oz.79*
*1.00 Locust Blossom Ex
tract, per oz. . .49*
*1.00 White Rose Extract,
per oz, ... .49* I
-FOR MEN—
35c Monnen’s Shaving
Cream, for . . .23*
*1.00 Gem Razor with
blades for . . . .07*
$6.00 Gillette Gold Razor
and two blades, special
for.79*
Auto Strop Razor with
three blades and strop,
Saturday only, all for 04*
35c De Luxe Shaving
Cream, special Saturday
only.19*
$1.00 Gillette Razor Blades,
for.00*
*1.00 Auto Strop Blades,
for.ft5*
-CIGARETTES
Camels, Chesterfields,
Lucky Strikes, 2 pkgs.
for.25*
Ter carton .31.25
CIGARS
15c Mozart, Rosa size. ■10*
Box of 50.3-1.25
10c Mungo Park Perfecto,
for . r •*
Box of 50 . 32. t
16c Straight La Confession,
for .10*
Boxes . 54 H*
15c La Muna Comrades, 4
for.50*
TOOTH BRUSH©
Correctly Shaped! <
The on* brush to clean the
teeth the one correct wayl En
dorsed by trading dent late.
Cleans ineide, oufidm and 6s*
twmmi (ha teeth.
50c West Tooth Brushes,
Saturday .35C
| $2.00 Alnrm Clocks. >1.09 |
-ELECTRIC
$6.00 6-lb. Electric Flat
Irons, complete with
cord. $3.49
66c Heater Connection
Plug, fits all Irons. . 35<J
$1.00 Double Socket, two
way plugs, for.59<‘
$1.60 Heater Connection
Set, including socket
plug, 6 feet heater cord
and Security plug, all
for ..98C
$.'1.00 Electric Curling
Iron, special for . $1.49
16c Fuso Plugs, any size.
each. . 7t\
10 to 50-Watt Edisffn
Mazda Lamps.31i<^
$1.60 1-pt. Vacuum Bot
tles .98^
$2.76 Lunch Box with
Vacuum Bottle, com
plete for.$1.98
$1.00 l-(jt. Thermo I’aks
for ice cream ■ . 39«* I
Above all else, since we are the
great exemplars of representative de
mocracy, ours should be a land of un
questioned loyalty to tbs great fun
damentals on which we are butlded,
to which Americans are committed by
birth, or declare allegiance when they
are adopted. We have achieved moat
notably in development; let ua make
sure of the preaervation and hold our
aolve* equipped for the continued
trlumpha .>f progress at home and
unafraid to play a great people's be
coming part In the affairs of the
world.
CASH AC
CREDIT
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(J?cr BRIDES of THIS JUNE and JUNES PAST
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The Jew bargain items illustrated on this page are typical of the many hundreds of similar values
you win tina on display at the Hartman Store.
They illustrate that you need not pay big prices to ob
tain genuine quality. Hartman’s—being the world’s largest
retail furniture dealers—are able—and do offer—REAL
QUALITY at lower prices than you can obtain elsewhere.
Your intelligent investigation and comparison A
is invited—no obligation incurred. I
Entire Main Floor
Displaying Quality
Parlor Suites
r 2-Piece
Overstuffed
I Velour
Living Room
Suite
!■ covered in two
^ions ireaalne velour;
nt'it aprlng con
I n. overstuff
*d arm* and barka;
lonaa cuahlon aaat;
1195 value at.
Book Trough End Table
Italian Renaissance design; an
tlque mahogany
irh:. v*iu* $4 9 8
1 Bridge Lamp
Wrought Iron, complete
with adjustable parch*
BMot ■hn i*' • • '>!>]•* nt
Queen Anne J
Davenport Table Q
In anttqua mahogany
ftntah «enu!na S-ply f.
»B.»i»«n«ny tor; \
, i' . ■ row + ^ m V
... s19.a
rome Mirror >/
n«* off# t» ovor
jold f; >mM; r**»
'■ <'••*•» nt .
•5 M
MspU
Torch Rook*r
*3.38
4-Passenger Lawn Swing
Strongly built 4 passenger lnwo swing,
braced throughout, ns shown; well f,n
Ished; Is full slr.ed and
•wings on nolseb'Ha •,
hearings Regular $10
ralue; sperlnl at.
Canopy to Fit, Extra, $i gS
Porch Swing {
48-inch porch swing; constructed
of solid fumed onic with broad,
restful arms; roll seat; comes
complete with galv* 1
ceiling chains
nml hooks.
♦ti.50 value.
f-—
Specials for Saturday
w r roam Freezer .. 7!)C
Galvanizcil Water Cooler.. 4f»<'
♦1.00 SclMV ringing Mops 10^
27\.">i inch Rng Rugs.79<*
i . loivhiri iVK with Mira l.ampa, pair. 35.85
Over Spring Construction
Genuine
Reed, Upholstered in Fine
Cretonne—Spring Filled Seats
cnoice or Nnlsbes In blue and laveuuer or gray and blue; closely woven over strong hard.
_ wood frames. 6 u
Rocker (or chair) $14.95
The Table .$12.85
The Settee.S22.50
The Chaise Lounge.. .$24.95
Queen Anne
Buffet
Antique walnut finish to match
the dining suite: has ample
drawer space and linen com
partments; shaped mirror.
150 value at —
" Kitchen Bargains
White Krtamcl Kitchen (hairs \*ith all white C A J C
enamel finish; bow harks, saddle shaped scat*. ▼ / *“ J
$2 95 value at, each. ha
(•fnninr White Porcelain
To|» KI tcli r n Table. 2Sx40
Inrhea; all white enamel
flnlih: first quality — no
•econda—-I10.7S value..
Fibre Reed
Carriage
This is a full sis* carriage
w ith lined hood, adjustable
reclining back; has com
fortable springs and rubber tired _
wheels; Is finished In handsorn* “5
Trench Ivory; $40 00 value.
JX---.- --
L] Full Size Couch Hammock 11
Is lieavlly padded, with skirt front:
has convenient magazine pocket » J
shown: head end ran he railed; ”
HO value, specially priced at .
Stand to Fit, Extra. (408
Canopy to Fit, Extra, $4 y8
k
I 5-Piece Queen Anne
‘ Dining Room Suite
rTqulsiteIjr designed 5-piece dining suite in mt
Sfew tractive antique walnut fini-h. The oblong
table has genuine 5-p!y walnut top
ana extends to 6 feet; chain
have leather seats and beautiful
backs. 175 value, complete, the
5 pieces a jS
table and 4$/| ^1 95
chairs . q "■
White Enamel Lined
Refrigerator ^
White enamel lined refrigerator Illus
trated above is about the averse. $ a
used In city apartments; it Is strongly
constructed ol genuine ash with attrac
tive golden finish; has
sanitary nickel wire ^ A 7^
shelves; is odorless, a I /I • **
tenulne US 'aiue at.. ATt# =
/ Rugs \
f for
Summer
All fiber rufrs of a heavy
quality; in a aptendid
ranee of c o 1 o r i n * a,
Rtiaranteed waterproof.
Specially priced:
S’re 6x0
$8.95
Size 8 3x106
$14.95
Size 9x12
$16.95
