m m new»: mum.
. wm- ~ Wu We'd-WWW “up. «w.
m mmmfil anflmcfim: lute-1
INC. SENTINEL 'lnl tater does not sterilize.” The
”MD A. L. GOLDEN idea or nterttxtng clothes but not oc- 3
‘PROPRIETORS corral, to him. llw called a man who 3
- bad one at home. This _ man- had
heard his who say sound-co. and the L
customer was able to set a glimmer 3
or two of light. l
in one store the
'maamsnzn 3':
games GOLDEN
ESDAY, MAY 1, 1917
“M
TURF. ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
MP.
fide 7:48 a. mi; 8:05 p. m.
macs 4:47; sct5~=6:52.
stated
firmly, "I am not here to tell you how
to do your washing. madam. l merely {
Show you new the machine works." i
Another man had to sit
compute with pencil and paper how
salesman
down and 3
ENLING SENTINEL TELE-
None of them realized
i
much per hour his make cost to run. l
that if theyl
were. sellin" labor‘saving devices to
rHONE CALLS . . ”3 . . 1
.mtelligent 5101111311., 11 was their ex- 3.
Editorial Rooms—92.
'nm Other—93.
”mall: Enrich Office—I338.
itor's Residenue~2184
.53 Editor's Residence—7524.:3- 1111 machine
Mac‘s Managet' s Residence—i Sh
‘ nag-12. i
.'press business to tell these women
{how to do their washing, cleaning or
’other work in the host way to utilize
vlng time some of them could
grasp. Saving human energy by
L‘LlLNCLOLN REPLACES “NICHOLAS l“u‘astiug three cents' worth of soup
pub- and fuel was unheard of.
are is 11 11101111 ptdeszt tal iua
-
This woman is full of disgust with
1'11; square oi rttromad illnl uied to‘
of Fmpcrot Nicholas ‘thc whole. selling business. She won— 1
t' it statue
rat statue was taken (l0\\ll and cast
the Russian
ders why salesmen, don't take women;
away on the (1115 55111-11 seriously. study women's pructical‘
people arose and llllt\\' off the who
1)! the Romuuofis. it is bare and
meaningless now, liki- the big throne
problems, and try to soil household'
appliances to them as intelligently as,
they sell factory machinery to men.
HS
- smiling: 111:.111 and the photographer in “ashingtou taught him twice in the mood W111 l1 earned t‘ox him the title
(l ‘ Pupil"
“POI”MI‘¢.II¢HIIOI&CPOBI
The pollir—thai' s the man in tilt-5 tronclws knows him. not as a marshal of Fla cc as Marshal 3001's, but
“l‘npl ' Joft're. the genial. gentle. 1
Juli“.
it 13102;
”viii”:
thinly titan, who saved a people. in .its hour of ng11."l’apa".loffrcis a
on'whicb the last. degenerate sciou'ot’
the ancientLRomunoff dynasty used to
THE MARSHAL 0F FRANCE
The one big military figure or the‘
the Unirflli
who threw?
hordes and held.t
vanity superior. better-prcpured lore-t
es at bay until the British legions;
and France was. .
i) sit in state.
Abe Lincoln in thr- ('2211‘35 place' It
ms increditublo. But it‘s just
L 9 Lincoln belong». 'l‘ht»
dumocmt (ll'Wtdi out the ch .11 auto
“'1‘
worl-dwar is.
States.
hack the German
wishing
lie is the man
grout
it’s a symbol of the time
were ready to help,
.
sale. ;
The battle of 111.» Marne 1.. rated by ,
Mr. Balfour, the scholarly British for-»
club minister. mos-l tleclsive
$2M! L'tholnely old Abe will be quite.
bottle on that murhlc pedestal in
Russian capital His s:11l.ful"ro55'-
us he
one and \uinkletl "111 b will suit ‘
SEN 1111151
Rruoeas'
VLEWS
L 2' better utistomatit
Ellis and royal trappings. The
LrLlLt‘ot‘L democracy, is the
Hillel rock-bottom humanity, is the
and the Russian
than
i
t
t
battle in all history. If that is truly;
to Marshal .Jol‘t're personally must he 1
, giv-E-n credit for the greatest victory;
\vlncll .»
ev-ei won in behalf of human freedom. '
The man‘s sub diluent uthievementl
l over-where,
6,. ’ during the two following 5ea1',.~x “(i
on will race in Lincoln one of
L on ltlml. .
._“,__,,-__ its no lens praise. That he has been'
7; BUSTED TRusT ‘tukcn fmm‘uctlvo dlt'C't'tion of
'inter‘e‘sting co-lncldonco. to French .nrmu .1 detracts nothing from 1
1
i
l
WANT HOSPITAL FINANCIAL
STATEMENT.
April 30, 1917.
The l: letting Sentinel?
Through your \uluuble paper may
poi-fectiuo the French dtfonse 11191.“.p ask tin hospital airpcmrs to 153m. from the Federal government culling hm“ initially dcsmm'tl
:1 financial
the -elosing October 1. 1911}. ‘
statement for the your
As I understand it the executive
irommltw claim it will b“ an “nnPLC ordered to t hitumuuun Path. (in and until 5 0.31001; in u“. Netting. Wimp
3...--. __. LL31
.. J .4.
v
.. . . -vb...—.w «-0 .s _
tat was out into tommisnion in Sep-
tember :3, 1913.1n October this boat
[tillllliilll Sillilll'l
was sent to join the fleet at Norfolk.
Va. Before joining the fleet, how-' ‘
MANL EXPWBES ever, the repair boat went on what is gr.
known as a "break down." That is, it
1 .wns sent on an extended cruise. it
stopped at Key W est Fl:1.. Pensacola, 3"
ih‘la.. and from there sailing to the 1
. ~'West Indies, where it was docked for
, ‘“ , '11 brief time at Culebra in order that 1;
(“be greater part of Electrician the sailors might enjoy 11mm. leave
Stuart’s life has been “Wm in ”'9 The boat returned to Norfolk. \’u..
‘HWV‘W 0' ”‘9 United 313‘” govern and the men were in high expecta-
“Wm- Nineteen {WW5 3.“ a servant tions at, the thought that it might be ."
'"3, “'9 Untod “3‘95 government. ordered north and that'thcy would" en-
{Nineteen years as u. servpnt of the. j“). a “‘10 1101119. when mm.” \\'ere'
1‘36”“ aovommont ‘5 quite “ record, ru'eivetl like a bolt from the sky to 1“
””3031?
51‘.
l
(Continued From Page. One)
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y..-
for Mr. Stuuit entered the army when ”m...“ m Vera Cruz at (mm 011 ,5;
only 17 reins of age. 1111 11 drummer Aprflil 1914 it arrived in the 1111136
lboy bar of this Mexican city and remain .l
. Mr. Stuart. in 1898. joined the Sec- 11] um“. m.» utonlhs During which
0nd M31118 Infantry Company C: 8" time it was engaged in repairing the
.11 drummor' boy. Both “N! First and uu'allcr boots. it. also had a hand in
’ Second Companies was ordered to All saving manv ot' the Mexican bulges
"w" M" (5111.5... ““m ”’"M‘M h""‘ 'und nnmll cruisers whcn llllf) had
' 1’}
out tho First Regiment 1511.81111111 innovating: 15 me the an. his eucount
'npplled tumour-fer from the Second med 5,. 5”, Stuart in 11”.. cm 5'1“;
.
tReghnent- "0 ”1“- “3"“ 11nd lll‘ "0' town Willi under martial law and potty
”“031 ““5 “WWW“ Th“ “‘R‘mm' “a" officers were allowed to stay at shore 1,
. ‘ ~ 2. . . 1 » 1 his-fame. His bi work is done. 01l1,.‘
that JU-l 3" ”‘9 ‘l‘l’a‘mm‘t . . 1 ‘ n _ g) . 5' f, l‘ '1 'OSSRFY OXlWHSl’L to issue thin state held in lt‘tullnt‘ns to participate in tho the nion “1.5.. 11111119 10 come aboard '“
,inmerce and ltll)01‘ “(111595 the t‘ "T“ -‘°““'~“‘ mm “m "m "l“ ] intent in book form. it is quite 1105- (“”3“ “M l‘ “R“ not “HP“ and ship two bouts sooner. The men and ,.
6rd Oil companies of gouging out with the wnr machine he gum 3511,10 that the Sentinel and Hour «en-inhuck “I‘d “WNW“ 0‘“ after “ix officers 55"ele just in well satisfied. .3
' L’ - . . . . - 3L. . .. . mon 1" 7M bring». 11 {limb of indignation to
public by'exorbttunt prices for oil lhotn. . :“m'l‘l‘lgllldll voluntter ‘0 WMN‘ the Electrician Stuart retutnod to civil it". work of dllhltllt'l mu... shootcn 5,. ’L‘l
"gasoline, those companies should It is fortunate for u.»1 tlllll .lol’fro host flnancutl part 01 ”‘0 I't'DOI‘l if it was life until the Philippine insurrection teenllt-tl 51, Small stated tint 11". "
' L . - z'furnishetl. .Whon President McKinley in Scptem- . 11 - .. »1 1 ' u . 1 1» ,1-1. .1
- .1 .‘m _. in mop. {01119 to America. He in. of all men . .» - » so 0111 utre no til 11 inc 1. 55.111. ,1
rt,the blggtst . 11 I g5 . i \\h.\' may not the penile ltmw 2111 ml 3,319,319, made 11 second call! 1° walking lht‘ streets. This at u lllllf‘ ll
‘ ' living. the highest military utttliotity.,. ' 50111111111115, he again stepped fol-ward 551 the n f , 5' .. b l . it
1' l d what they a” asked to contribute. and enlisted in the Thirty Ninth Rani 5101:]; [‘11 “fig 0 u ”I“; 1m b c‘gg: K
" . - the best tiled to ive us Sount a - ,- , _ ... 1 t l 5. t suns 1'1 5' e' _
91 course. though. then no mo . g 3“)“, pm not ”w WON") 11"“ 11110:» Lment 1" 5' \oluntl'rm which W9!" treachery of.thc Mexicans. a largo l"?
. about it Everybody knows not: us we begin the forging of out mutton us 10 how their money con-j igzlmmJIORRCF‘M? Ngmmkniwq‘lrl fort and cathedral was fired on .and 5%
19. andml Oil trust has been own hi" war-machine. We know that tributetl is being used? . ' 9" e a "l' 0" *‘ ““1 dismantled After 510111 had come ‘
it St 1 n .. in union. Before cmburking.Ml Slum! to cease tiring hundreds of Mexican i
its power he is master of this wondrous. intri- I
cute. many-silica modern warfape. and
we know that his good will and sin:
' ed. and monopolist ic
littered and—troll,
n y lt'nows there was some kind .of
anyhow, every
urt order about it. lcerity are as great as his cXpert knowl-
,WMM. w
“DISGRACEFU 1."
M arshul
l odgt‘h.
.dukcn at its face value.
1
3,
Every word he speaks may be '
l
.lofirc 3 3
'ouder “Lb“ 11111 We are not glad to welcome
“.ng Who“ hp heard congressmen Marshal Jofi‘t'e merely because we
‘Llitiutlng about the "disgrace" of com- admire him or because he can be of
lry “mum-V “Him and reflect» service to us. America loveu him.
that without conscription France More than any other man connect ed
lwlth the 'war, We have taken him to
our hearts. We love him tor~himself,
and .ulso‘bccnus-e in his unassuming
heroism and efficiency he seems the
incarnation of France.
—-—-.—-—-'O-——-—'*“
WORTH FIGHTlNG FOR i
"From today on. all the forces of
freedom are let loose. And not only
victory, of which we are alrepdy as:
surod. is is certain; the true meaning
of victory is made manifest. it can‘-
not be merely a fortunate military
conclusion to. this struggle—alt will be
the victory of morality'and right, and.
will Itorever secure the existence or
aworld in which Our children shall
6 'expected a big electrical draw free bieath in full peace and un-
by conscripts! And what a .dis-
”record that French army has
Line 10 HOUSEWIVES
in who tries to run her
bidsas .enectivel-y and comfort-
L read longingly or
washers and vacuum cleaners
' ff joyously to investigate the
,irst-hand. What this .wo-
dL in her supposedly enlight-
tight to be a lesson to
Veryv'bere.
' would carry several disturbed pursuit of their labors.”—
washing machines. It had 'Rene Viviani, in his address to
and to see the» others before Americanapeople
‘9. important decusion She This 1.1.1621. is. something worth
“Vanni trout supply fighting for. Th canoe is the noblest
department store. to‘furni-
the
cause it touches not only our own
and security of all mankind.
, lace the ‘aalesman illegal,
L armed" talk about drives
tis «hinted as having written recently
“"lmgaaaukln, the congresswontlnl mined
We are all luteretsed. Why should
it fewpmaons time the formulation The recimcnt left for the Philippines him; dead under 1111 “mm-q
and 1h.» public be. left in ignorance.
INTERESTED.
.‘I
PET CATS AND DOGS.
l‘ditot Sentinel:
'lhere are tu’: 115 intelliutnt women
in the city ofLL“o1'\5nlk and quite 11
number of them are membets of the
Ladies llhpr'memont Society and also
ol‘ the Garden Association.
New these acoustics haw requested
~tho people of our town to clean up
our yards ‘and beautify our lawns and
we woultl'be glad‘to do so but how
Are we to accomplish any good re-
suits with the pet cat and dog run»
ning loose?
People think that they must keep
a pet cut or dog or maybe both, anti
these become a publid‘nuisance when
they destroy the neighbors lawns and
gardens Dogs as well as cats are
unsanitary and destructive. Do you
think .lettuca .antl anmllyarden vegtL
tables are wholesome when dogs and
crfls have becnramong tho'nr'.’
Ladies, think are you doing right
by your neighbors to .allowyour pets
to run at large digging. scratching .positiom‘.‘
and'destroylng the plant's? And again 3 'L
the cats are killing the birds which
are. so useful in destroying the ill-
,sects that are so harmful to all 3111'-
delta.
'5' l Have you seen .a iuother birdL mourn interested do what
dear babies which the useless.
devoured, or do you know
what it means for 131 mother bird to clan. He was sent to the Eoctrtcal
'ior which we have 3“” fought, be- be killed and leave a nest of young'scbool. New York and after a: period
for her
cat has
ones to be stoned?
freedom and security but the fieedolil» Let us protect our birds! I trust
that the women who +think about est dreadnought of! «that 111,115
" liege 3.1.1.1113, will take the means to North Dakota, which had Jus
“as advanced to sergeant in tiltI band. . 1110.11 and 55 omen 551'11' found tlllllf‘d.
.3111 Decembet on the. U. S. transport.‘ \Vhou llltbtllunt tlmea gin-.1 way lOL‘
l [Mennsylyanid 0n the way 0V9! the peace and calm, Mr .Stuart. now chief
,bOfll touched “01‘0““! f0“ Bllppltes. electrician. was ordered back to Bos-
ill finally landed in Manila. Philippine 3ton. Mass A short time later. his.
islands. rppointmont “‘“Hs made [)t‘lullltlllt‘lll 3.
While it may be. thought. that Mr 011 Aptll 231d he re'onlisted lot four
Stuntt did not see active service. as more years and was ordomd to re
ho was a monitor of the band this is port to New Hatch for recruiting
a false impression. A 311011 time of duty. From there he was sent to this
to: landing, the band was armed and city.
eduilmatl, and did the work of 14 While Electtici. .n Stuart has been
regular animal»! Scouting. 111111.19on both the. ulmv and navy, he is
guard duty land acrhnmugca made up cottainly more enthusiastic about the
the daily noutino of life in tho is»--la11er. lie or full of \ialse fax the
lands. Many a time was Mr Stuartl tiio and the opportunity it allordq.
under fire .but fortunately was never Ho believes that the men in the navy l
wounded f . luv-ill be the fllst to son active service.
In Mnrf'ch 1901, the regiment return» and advices young men who re cally=l
ed to San Francisco. where lllr'l. want to aerto his country, to join this
Sh art'was mustered out an sergeant branch of the service. He has no ob-
of the band. He was 11 of; to New 1Jordan to the army and cousidurs 11%
.233:
out.
i
" 21'3”}.
3..
29"
1‘“
'port, Maine. Ho re-en'lls ed in 1902311. flue thing. but is o! the opinion
i:1)(ith:ul:i1;ttl;ul::§lintznt, illitdiss. :rluly , that. it wh“ not see active service' as l
0 or soon as t 6 any
racks N Y For two years he red Mr Stuart's £15911. certainly an
inalned here. and because his enlist-l interedtlng one. in a few more yours
ment expired within 11 year he was' he will be able to retire lf'he cares .'
l
\
unable to go with his regiment when u» on half pa). He will still be a
it was ordered 10 the Phillllllintfii comparatively young man and have
Upon recommendation he was trans’ 1 many years of comfort before hint.
V~ferretl to West. Point N Y. in the’ By the Awav Mr. Stuart is a married
Military A x , my Drum Corps. After man, and his wife is at present in
remaining .1 till position for a shotut Bostonfilldaas. ' ‘
.23.”:
timer‘ho chilled as military or { He has a breezy personality, which LLL'LlL
derly co dent of cadets. in this is abutting to ugly landsman. .lt ,
would be worth while for any Non. .,
unlined until dischargedi
905. Even when Mr wall: mung men to drop into room 5.
' to civil life, he’ work-l at the city hall and have a lull: with d
ed for thelgovemment in the cap him.
incltv of electrician at the Navy yard,
Brooklyn
‘It watt in this
a.
s'rA'rE 3mm
that he- becamc‘
ow his life
work For four years be retained this
. position and then enlisted in the navy cont L
[in June, 1909' as thud cw 919°t1‘l‘ldeat'h,. tturday afternoon when he at
temptéd to board one o! the com
‘ tomoblle trucks. slipped an
1151 in trout: oi the road;
of hard study. came out as. second P
ohm electrician. From the school, on one
Mr Stuart was shipped on the news L
6.1 the ‘
’beenl " ,
11 ML
t
launched With 1 stelrahlm
‘ title bar
.513
139;; L1. .
~ 5' _.
...__...—.... M..-
chats him and tilled that. 1136 was lobster on account or the high price,
110.4151. mm. a laborer. employed the 11111: to be scrolled. M614 several but now that there has been a big
by a loath: 8:02: 11111111111131.1512; block chases, the stranger was cup- drop they expect to have more on
”1 mm'msm oturedandis bemghetdonachargehand .
of burglary but refuses to reveal his.
11 identity L. i
ave just been recalwd’ Prtco cl 13M. '80.
111,11 atom -~ .merzmmmhao 1y‘.+
LaCamllle Week
store
acquainted .
Don't miss the style event in progress at our
now. Come and see the new styles and get
with
The Ventilo Feature
or the ‘LaCamiue Corset
As Demonstrated and Explained by MISS HELEN VAN
BOSS.
MissWan Boss is one of America's expert corsctieres.
She will be glad to explain why La Camille means better
style, better comfort, better health, and it you care to,
demonstrate to you personally, the La Camille designed for
your figure.
"I‘HE PATENTED VENTILO BACK gets entirely '
away from discomforting pressure on the spine. Study the
picture. Soc the {lattice-like Ventllo feature. It makes a La
Camille comfortable from the very minute you put it on,
and always cool because thoroughly ventilated
The Vontllo front absolutely prevents dancing and Is a
real blessing.~especially to stout women.
La Camille corsets are designed by expertswho not only
are thoroughly conversant with style tendcncies. but also
anatomy They combine unusual style and comfort.
We invite you to inspect the latest models of this farm
ous corset, examine it crititally. notice the good material
and workmanship, and find out if it does not mean better
corset style and comfort for you.
There is a La Camille for every figure and a very
w
$19..
. 3’
\¥.;..,./ 1 .
“Way
pleasing price range—$2. 60~$6.oo.' l'i
WONDERFUL VALUE IN EVERY CORSET. (if
PILLOW TUBING 100 Yards g
WHITE SWASETTE ii
4.. and .55 inches wide
hnt' round thread. cxcollcnt
qualit_\ regular 25c yard.
TURKISH TOWELS
Good quality.
closely \\'0\‘L‘ll
fair size.
SCAR'FS AND SHAWL-S
Regular size. white, trim—
mod with lace and Japanese 4
Each,
19¢
in blue and white.
PIQUE
LFinc quality, in
11115», three different
white
5120
cords. for dresses, sk1rts,col- '- --
regular 29c_'
' 19¢“
tars and cuffs .
.,
DAI'NTY ‘STRIPED ,
POPLIN AND PONGEE
1 or skirts and 55 aistings; ':
regular 296 yard. Y ard
.M
LDBB'BER 58 crimes.
ate-Drop
Owlng.to the as drop “immanent-
19¢...
1911' L
' LINEN TOW'ELS
\ t" _\ hut- qu 1‘115 11 culm
291 _\.'1Lttl. . . ...... 19¢
WHITE DLRESS'GLOODS
(\ allies up to, 501' yard. 1
Dainty. pro-ti) “llllt' goods.
lite) consist of pcbblc i
voile. seed 'lacc voile .
French crepe .and popiitis. ill
lirdr\ 1915';
LOW‘ GASES pt
I'lc'mstltt'ltcd and plain 5..
. hemmed “and corded edges. .'
standartl' muslins. 42x36.
45x36, 50x36. Each . .. 19¢
Hear) .U nlon Lillell T~ow
cls plain hemmed or hem-
stitchetl. Regular 391:. To» ,
mot'tfiow .29¢E
haw 1.111301121151311
JAPANESE MATTINGS .3
Cotton warp; value 35c l.”
,,'5ard ...... 29 it
Strawberries”. a luxury at this .clmu
of the year. .are more! than over: lux-
luryott the present time.
‘when there are any. in the market, is
{F.0d 'HI. Taken Q thirty A“ low M3833”. it”. ”at
law thump d3 11513111111111 thorium
demo vary punctuality. Wu. Wei-
doom-rod in the price of lower it Wankel-1n 'tlie mm 18 W ‘8 m
tactically as :mlpitt at We! cause '0! WWW ~ ~-
The price.
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