AY, NOV. 15, 1916
stion Lend.»
WIH NORWALi—(a mow: The more case
KING 8 E “TINEL to alienate public sympathy. in spite
of" n’idtspread approval of tho tnu‘ut
up“: n l
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tor horse-if ti millionvdollnr
TOMORROW
... tide 3:10 a. m.: 3:12 p. m.
shes 6:42; sets 4232. ‘=
‘loting. surprises llll‘ rust of the mun
house.
Still Vl‘llYll‘lr‘t'tt.
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and/ plcasnro .
Front llll‘ Parliesl (laysg
K3!
try not at all.
of it< mining history San Francisco
mime SENTINEL TELE.
~ PHONE CALLS -
' rial Rooms——92.
.- Office—93.
“Ir Branch Office—x 388.
’8 Residence—2180.
Editor‘s Residence-7524.
us Manager’s Residence—
1113-10.
usher} Residence—890.
has loved mun lt‘ and been t-hm-rfully)
.
Neither is l"
willing to pay for ll.
surprising that tho expenditurr
Should lillil" the form of a luxurious
honze for opot'n, lint] tho (lutea t-ily
proclaim-ti the raising of a fund for“
tlw [WTlUilllHll endowment ol a gym
phony (ll‘llll‘hlril or at st-liuol of «ham
lm' musli- or an annual Bilt'll l'osli
‘ FREEING GERMANY
{We of the most trnstnurtlty of tho
morican ('Ol‘l'i'.~‘p011(lvllls
\‘ill , lvnl it didn't? Whalwwr may lw
Sun Fl’lllltls'ti\ \‘lllllt'.~, it ('llllllttl llt‘
M“, m“. szllll, .‘z-‘ n (”1). to lw .wrioun lllllld‘.'ll
Wilnt‘s~ lllr‘ l'ut‘l that for so lnltlty
yours 'i‘rtrnuini was il.~ filllll‘t'lllt‘ idol
in lltt‘ mtltn Ill tltt‘l auditor} art.
Ilut llll’l’l' in no hint of t'wt'n" Ulwl‘u. \lllllr tltt mow, oomph». ol't
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inure ll ~
$399!“! 01"". For the ultttit-l'lllit‘ Luri-
maul his \it'lunlly HRl‘K‘ll to urnti’
is to int n rmolution. but i‘.
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lump in ultit-lt intmr is browni—
ml, is lllt‘ hint-id til tlwm- forms,
Kliill hultl upon womb is duo to the}
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Dentin reforms uitltntit tt mu"
i~ tl:~- itltmtil‘o nl' tho our. 'l‘ht‘t‘r‘
filly; SW0?" quota: an (Inlll‘l' o'f lll" lllt‘ ow tit-light in
Til“
the ill'llltll may
color and thou»
oral stall in l‘t‘pi‘llllll‘; lllt‘sl‘ \\'(ll‘«l\‘
N be- Knlst‘r hinirwll: "My
" to charm that
. m, and ilwy shall haw as lnrnt- a
nit-tit. itttl't'wt in tlt‘H‘lOlmll’ill ol'
peopll‘ lw iunm l‘d. l'l'ilt‘l M"
nothing is beyond
\‘l'npnvl‘ and ninth of it slnr‘o in con-l
no they vim-in» in lllt‘ ttl’hih of i‘iziml to this l‘llllk‘r‘ oi sensual Nllmllu
in; r governtnvnt.” llt' ‘
u: «on. chiel untlor
«mm: affairs, its snyitin:
W
‘l .
l in” will l“ llw owl-lion of «Hunt
quot-m 7.5m lns.
Sl"(‘l‘t;?:lr)’ or Wltvtt Witgnvr Sll‘rll‘ll in “Ul'li out-
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his idtu thztt lliu tillisit' must mitt" ;
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. important i‘mtutv oi tlw ttxlllillll illlll give background to tlrn'1
nut, llt' l)t".',illl n lll'W era. And he no;
fil‘mflllllllielt til iilll't’l‘lllllvlll by tlit‘
Wln‘lhmugll lltt~ir l't’lll‘l‘fll’llliilhs i't
,. oichutag.“
ndt‘l' tho pr'éfienl Hyatt-m llll‘ at‘llW‘
lungvr called his work "()pttl‘u."
l)(‘(‘flllll‘ “lnttttiotlrnntu." Ptlt-rinll
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‘wont .kt'll llll‘lllt‘l' along lhrt imp, I'ltl’
Rll'lllll‘tl . i
The nttnic-dt'mntt ol‘ titt‘ future is do»!
. Sll‘illlh’“ inn- continued il
head of novrrnmunt is tlw l'llllllt'vllol‘
Ho is responsible
“*fiI/cn’l, nor £0th pooplr, but to lht‘lrhl iot'nh‘. but the higlwsl, lwt-uusv ill
“emperor. And . the lltllll‘llltllli‘l'll our will ttso the: pictorial and auditory
he ‘rhflkflou’ledgos TI‘HlmllHilll'llY (m‘orls not For tltc who of ”Mr ntlporli-
not to llll‘ tittt'iiu- lined to ho, mil tho lowest of mush;
y, o (and in off-wt, tltt- Kttism' l‘l‘t-inl stuns" ,plvhsurv, but for 11w;
Eerolgn 'l‘lit- llvivhstag ha‘i .- strfenglhoninr ol‘ tho spiritual force oil
“10?: great drnntn. 'i‘bc HFIISI‘ beauty 'u‘lll‘i
still mean it ltllii’lt Filling“ if ”1"- int‘roasc in [town but lhv inle‘llvt-luztl‘
' Ills mndo V't‘HllllnSllllt' 10 the
fig.
ple arc givvn genuino manhood
and spiritual interest will dominnlt‘.
It will “it‘ll" still more ii“. The honny-go-ltu'k)‘. nigln-livitt'; Sun
l"rlill(‘l.-(‘() may not know it, but it i9"
30. as u» know ll. “‘llh “Vi“‘l' brvpnrinu ti plum for lllt‘ (lvslrttt‘linzt
than voting and entry VOW l‘““"'~' of it'«' own idols.
“ . 0
iposmons UNDER CIVIL SERVICE
‘ all mtll‘lt as twot'y (lillt‘l' ann.
‘ when Germany lll‘fllilll‘b‘ so lwni
(lormnny and Atnori-g
“‘3 nuthal. Th0 littilvti Sillll‘h (‘it'il Sl’l‘Vlf‘l‘
ill understand oath Olllt'r lwl- t‘onttllistsion will hold nxaminnlions,
L . lfor the following-named trades: and
‘ ”--.; --.... - ittnitctlut‘ntimtal positions in the En-
' "incur llvnnrlmont at large. lhe Quar-
' TRI "
(“BER RMLROAD 8 KE li‘l‘lllliiilm" Corps, U. S. A., and theI
THREAT
tvnriotrs ln‘nnrhon of tho Gnvm-rwwnii
c-railrnad men infected by 11H‘ ' Set-vim at New London. Conn.
Curricular. Murine Fireman, Mule:
tlilvr (marine). -_
Tin-r0 nro FPVl‘l‘ill vacancies on tho
.immcr; of tho Quartermaster Corim
.nl Now London in lht1 position of ma-
‘rino iiremun at salaries" or $768 no“
fannttm.
V Applimn's will not be assembled for
l ttxnminntio‘n, 'ooing ruled on their phy-
. stun] ability. training, experioncc and
.a docintion as to ils constittr l general fitness. as shown by £le r w.
M be “Claw": iplicatlons. Full particulars in regard
{he supreme court does with ‘ to the examination. including lure lim-
We its. and the required application blank
3%”de f‘tll‘ Working hour-Mm“ ho spent-ed from the District Sec-
‘ . v‘rctnry, Post Ofl‘icc -Bullding, Boston,
forgoing 10 net “‘9‘“ An) :Mass” with whom applications must
37* ““9““ ‘0 ““1“" the ho ilk-id not later than Doc. 15. 1916.
I. edule of hours and pay ori -wvs. CON }
in. the oighl-hour day in-§CONNECTIC%L:EL:§: BO . .
ill Ilnd itself Hm a strike. One hundred boys, on some 10 com
lmit'ons, llft‘ hard at work making
lilm‘. ht‘rannmncnts to entertain the
,nl'law “support tho position
by President 1.00 of tho Broth
of Railroad 'l‘rninnton, they
‘ into Mr.
out. With a diiianco or the SW
0‘? cburl of Stairs.
by the pctilions of several
lI‘Ollbll‘. 1.09 has‘
1
lhc linitt‘d
for a susponsimt of the law,
8" no coneern of burn.
(nay, if the couri decides
flt‘even grants no iniuuc l‘o b0 hold in New Britain. Docemu
ding the law from goimz bl'f' 1. ‘3. 3. during the Thanksgiving
' holidays. Reports from all parts of
the Static indicate a large . alit‘nd-
“2‘09. The New Britain Boys‘ are
planning to enlortaln at least“ 500 old-l
‘er boys. , ’
One or the features of the Cooler-
91100 is a big parade on Saturday
noon. Some 25 boys will md.pup.'
‘m on Sammy morning in um sec-t
tional meetings forVBoy Scouts, High
School Boys, Employed Boys; Sunday
' School and Church Giulia. Ind Y, M.
.‘c. A. mm norm mm
lASK your: Mirna-on rhea}
JAailélsGrail-IEESY gliUU'f principle. . V‘linll ‘l‘lt-rlilr‘lli‘: twine" i'f-ctah all
, Tin or.“ mun 495mm to l’httowltmy ‘0“ f" W” ““0 1‘” “"1"““l
' "IV ‘ ’ A "'7" '7'“ ‘~thll talk ;,- that (if Mr lA-‘P i4 ltd lr‘hflww. “lnlllllglfin. _ l
1‘? AND A‘ 1“ GOLDEN/em! legblutlml “12th will deprive; “1”” Hemm" _"""“"“‘l a” W"
, .0» ml» at the Electoral (0“ch
9ROPRIETORS the hrutlwrliuoth 0t llw I‘lxhl lowing” Munroe.
--.-- _. _,_...,_ . .--—”r" strike 5 Which l’l‘esitlvtlls We‘re twit'e elect
’NESDAY, NOV. ‘5‘ 1916‘. O 4-“ 7, (5d 10 llu- l‘msidvitr) after having
, A MILLION FOR OPERA llp‘Wl l.i‘.(‘l‘ dtl‘cnttt‘: for tho other?
‘ 7“ ' V I 7 : ~l'tn lt‘lant‘ism is preparing to hmml'l‘iuillilb Jl’fil‘ls‘m‘ Andrt‘w Jackson.
TURE ALMANAC FOR M ! Whit-h l’t't‘sidenl [ll'VPL' married? 1
u(‘ll.\'
‘ in, ion.
1";(lltt'lit-ld, Arthur. lit-iii, Hill‘llilQll um
_. -... “d..—
UFS'WONS= .’
i
James Buchanan.
Whit-h l‘tt‘sit‘ltnt was shot at. but
no: ittjurrd? Andrew Jackson.
‘Vlilfll two Presidents dirt! on July
4th, 1526'? John Adams,
lt‘lll‘lr()ll.
'l‘ltlmias
Whit-h l’l‘twidvnt. alts-r tlw expirttv
lieu of his H'l'lll its surlt. became a
inmnbm- ol' ’lllt" .nntionul blouse or
llenrvsmuntivcs‘.’ John Quincy All.
amt».
\‘l'litt'h President was oltwtvd from a
:ttnlv “(n-'l 0i lllt‘ Mlsuissiltlti llivtw'.’
L’.url:;t:',t’ Tttylor.
\‘Chtl-li l‘l'esitlvnts (“rd in office?
\\':n. Ht‘lll‘)‘ Harrison, Zat'hur)‘ Toy
lu.‘. William McKlnlc).
Whit-h l’l‘l'lzllllr'lll was lln- non of a
l’tmim-nl‘.‘ John Qilllll‘)’ Atlattts_
Whith President mlwr lilHl in Hill
of Washington? \\'at.~:lt
tlt‘til‘yv
Whirh two l‘l‘rnltlt'nls “'l‘il‘ signorr
of tho l't-‘t'lui'iillOll of lndt-lwntiritl-v1‘
'l'liotinzs Jel'fw‘nml. John Adams.
\\‘ltft'h l'l‘t‘r'llll‘lll um inmwnt'ln‘d by
tlu tiittiunatl lionw oi
tiwsl’ Androu' Johnson.
littltl‘t'St’llli“
Whit-h throt‘ l’rrsldrnts “Pl‘t’ noltl
lt‘lr'v in tho llvt'olntlonnry Wall"?
l\'.tkltitt;;lon. Mulll‘ttl‘. Jackson.
Whirl: fil'l‘ l’rt-hidt-ltls \H‘ff‘ stiltlit‘rn
in tho war of lRlfl-lfllfi'? ~Jnoltson.i
W M. Harrison, 'l‘ylm'. Taylor, lll‘l
t-ltannn. . l
\‘l‘lilt'h l’rositlvnl was a soltlivr in
lltt- lilack llnu‘k \vnr‘?
Abt'tthltnt Litt-
Whit'h tltrw llrrtsidottlpt u'vrc Holtl~
lots in the Mexican \l‘tti‘i’-~'l‘ttyltii-,
l‘iwrt-tx llrnnt.
\‘.hlclt nix Presidents \wrv solution
in lllll‘ vt‘ivll \‘l'nr‘.’ rllrnn'g “W's,
1 .
.‘tlt‘lilnlttl'.
...—..— 4.....-
Which l’rmititnt mm in tho Spun
in l All‘t‘l'll‘t’lll \\'ur‘.‘
\l‘ll.
Thoodort‘ Ronni»
Which was lllt‘ first l‘l't’fillly'l‘. to
ho innuguuintml in tho city 02' Wash-
inglon‘.’w 'l‘lionttts Jt-m‘rson.
Whit-ll l’l'f’slllt‘lll was I'mir‘omuiln-
mt, wnntor-vlvctor and l‘rosldvnt
Ilvtt at tho Mlillt‘ tinw'.‘ .lttlltt‘u .-\.
(.illl'fil‘lll.
Which two l’t'oridvnts worn (honour
by tho national “01le of llvnrost‘tilu-;
tin-ea? 'l‘ltontns .lt‘fi‘tTi-son, .loltlt Quin
1-: Adams.
Which two l’N‘Slllt‘lllH Wt‘l‘t‘ sinnvrs.
of tin l‘nnntittttlou of tho Fulton:
Show? \ll'nslilnntnn. Jlll'llt‘fll
Madison. 9
Whit-h Piositlutil “ill-l tho inlht‘r-in
l'l\‘ ol‘ .luflernon »-Znt‘hnry
Which l‘twidvnl u’ns llllll‘l'lvll in'
tl.n \l‘ltitt- llonstt‘.’ (lt‘ovvr (‘lovt‘lautl
Which l’rt-sitlcnt “us once Speakerl
oi tho mtlintml Ilonso 0f llt‘nt'oSt-vnln-
'iveb'I-Jltntos l\'. l’olk,
Which Prt‘sidt-nt at his death was it
tnvtttlwinolm to tho (Ionlcdt-racc (fon-
grrsflwulttlm Tyler.
Which President wrote his own up.
"infill—Thomas Jefferson. .
When did we have a l’rcsidttnl
cktlud by one party ttntl \v'ice‘Prosi.
debt by unoihor?~~1797-‘lll John All
nuts (Pod). Thomas Jcl‘lorson mop.)
Which l‘rt‘sidenl, :tl‘ltir the oxnira
lion of his term as such. became u
member elect to the Confederate (70n-
Slat ll‘l- ?—-Audrew Johnson.
\‘hloh President. introduced
lion in Officet'IL‘Amll‘bW Jaukson.
._ h-. ...—......M ..A.--
lcornc
llnvis‘.‘
Which Prosidl-nt n'hcn cluctadkhad :.
nof voted for forty ycuts'?—<Zuchnry .
Tmlor.‘ , »
Who Was the youngcst President
over oleclcd?—-Tbcod0re Roosevolt,
Which President took the oath of‘
oillcc previous to his inaugurationhé,
R. B. Hayes.
Which Presidents were inaugurated
in the cliy of .Plltifiadclpltiah-wJoltn
Adams, George “Washington (second
term).
Which President, a candidate. in a ;
subsequent. election, received the chic.
torn! votc of but one slatc?--\dillard‘
Fillmore. “
Which President was elected by a
majority of one electot'al‘\‘olc?-~~Ru-
therlord B. Hayes.
l
Tota-
Whlcb nix great American states,
men-:are uometlmes, called the un-
élocted Preddeutaiémfienry cw.
Daniel warm. under. so. Blaine,
Btcph‘n A: .mugm.,:um~aoa- newly,
Samuq l’l‘lldsn‘ ‘ c ’
.054ch00 in
hour.
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m
( we ED 453E515“.
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A Three Day Bargain
marrow, Friday and Saturday l
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
A Good News Sale
Genuine Mark-Down
Blow to High Prices.
The Boston Store as usual the first to lead, the first to make Low
l Prices. . You take no chances buying here. You can at all times
pin your faith on this store. We present merchandise values to-
savers that are positively unmatchable elsewhere.
Feast-"A Knock-Out
hat are truly wonderful money
Women’s New Coats
A Grand Assortment
Hundreds of handsome styles: Nothing like the display ever
before shown here. Beautiful new model". withlull sweep-
ing flare or in semi-fitted effects. many with smart conver-
tiblc cape‘ collars and fur trimmings. in soft lashionablc
wool velour, broadcloth and Bolivia cloth efl'ccts. Colour.-
Navy, green. brown, burgundy and black. All wanted sizcn.
Prices to suit all pocketbooks from
$7.98 up
Extra Specials at $15, $18.50 3. $22 50
Buy, now when the pickings are at their best and the
“prices are the lowest.
..
Hundred Sample Dresses *
In a Special Sale Tomorrow
$9.95. $12.98. $14.98 8. $16.98
Many of those dresses are with fur trimmings and there's
a splendid variety hardly more than two or three alike.
Many dollars can be saved these days alone by this sale of
thesie
dresses at this special time. One style in misses, a very ef-
fective model is made.
NEW SERGE DRESSES
With Double Collars _ $9 95
dresses. It is our good fortune to haVc secured
Silks and Dress Goods
Over 10,000 Yards, right oil the
looms. The finest in America
Uncle Sam’s latest and best efforts. Every yard fully guar-
anteed. Style, color, quality. 100 per cent. good. 1,000 yards
of navy atll wool serges, fist dye. New York stores are
selling this same quality at 85c. The Boston Store's new
lowpriceis................... .................... 69¢
1,000 yards 44 Inch All Wool Double Warp Yarn Dyed
Prime Quality Serge, every yard shrunk and sponged;
worth today $1.50 a yard. While this lot lasts, our prion,
. 88¢
1,000 yards of the famous "Bonny MST..." Broadciitlz, f5:
Stlky finish. absolutcly spot-prod, .. b&.g:’.';1 :‘ “$2.50 a
yard. While the lot lasts ............ $1.79 at yard
Buy your Dress NOW. You take no chances in so
doing. '
SATIN MESSALINE—Yard widc, very fine quality, per-
feet black. Our regular priceis $1.50 a yard. Great new
sale. limited quantity ................ $1.10 tat-ti
BARGAIN SPOT TABLE
Savmgs of. Over a Third
5,000 yards of WOOL DRESS GOODS in Skirt. Dress and
Coat Lengths, an almost unlimited variety. Very best fast
colors and positively warranted to wear.
Blankets! Linens! Holdings!
The greatest values in all New England. Now is your op—
portunity to buy and to save. The winter has not yet
started. It's fast on the way. Do not put oil. delays are dan-
gerous. Again we say. yen take no chances—We guarantee
a positive saving of Tweny-fice Per Cent.
12/20 Values Wash Goods Dept.
ll
n
Yard Wide Females. lightand dark ...... .. ..... .~. 12' 4?
Yard Wide Outing Flannel. .. .................... 123.34:-
32 Inch Dress Ginghams ...... . . . ........ . .. . 12: ;.¢
of White Broadcloth
$5.06 Bub BLANKETS
Big double bed size, 70x82. Sturdy
value. Grey or white. This is a
bargain in a fine wool blanket.
$3049 pair
$3.00 BLENHEIM
BLANKETS
Big double bed size. White. grey
or tan colors. Extra value while
they lust.
$1.98rair
. i
$5.00 SILK-TOP
COM’FORTS
. Regular sine. 6x7. Filled with
pure laminated Red Cross Cotton,
light height but warm.
, ; rose. blue, pink and lavender.
9¢ yard
$7.50 WOOL FILLED
.lCOMFORTS '
Regular sizc.lix7, in threc colors—r
:brown. rose and blue» Plain. nine
inch borderd‘lo mulch. ‘
$5.83 each.“
«$1150 BERgILLOWS "
Handsome 'bed , pillows. covered
with pink or uncut Hakim. lined .
fwltb new clean leathers. j
' 98¢ cach
15c WHITE '
EiUNICE CLOTH
Hgnvy. firm, fleecy outing flannel
for niglttics, undershirts, pajama.
etc.
7 $4.50 SLUMBER ROBES
Handsome filmbal‘ Robes tor the
bed arm flaunt-Kola!“ cum-
blnali‘tg. subroldudoirn finish.
l. _ r . " ' ‘ ouch
,-
$8.00 WOOL scrum“
in New England.
wool. A California blanket that.
today is worth eight dollars. .
. 0
3m: double bad Ilsa, “:90. . . No
gaunt. no Mg. William
$1.56 3E0“ spunnns
Blg‘doublo sue. , '0 ‘
. Mlbs‘botloru. .
i . .«l'
Colors,-
8338 cash .
« 02.00 Double Damask 31.49 yd:
We sell the best. live dollar blanket.
[Three anglers. ‘
., ............ 12; .¢
Yard Wide Figured Challier.
ASBESTOS TABLE PADS .
We have the best table pad. It
is constructed on sciéntldc princi-
x7e LINEN CRASH
Sturdy linon crash, bleached or
brown, for dish. roller and kitchen
pics. N0 liquids, hot. or cold. can ,
- . towels.
disfigurc the polished surface. . I , _
Round or suuure. 12"“? 'Vm ll ll
42inch................$2.69elah l
45 inch ...... . ........ 42.98 each 75¢ BLANKETS '
48 inch ............ $3.19 each’
1 case of tan flannel blankets. They .
are for single and 3-4 beds.
cuccllent for baby’s crib.
39¢ P?”
$2.50 LINEN NAPKINS'
Regular size, 20x20. Silver ’_
bleached linen; strong, sturdy value {
£01- 0veryhday wear. L Will wish:
White. I
54 inch ............. “.40 each.
it
Also
TABLE nnmnsxnon
THANKSGIVING
3EXcetllent valuesnt old prices.
331.50 All Pure Linen $1.19 yd,
431.23 All Pure Linen 980. yd.
$1.00 Double Damask ‘2... 750. yd:
75c. Table lkmaak ...... 596. yd;
68c. Table Damask ..... . 490. yd.
[at Mat->3
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