detail!“ m. 20,, 1917
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New Mason Jars. extra strong: make.nints.doz. 70c
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. Fresh Crisp Ginuee'Snaos I ..... lb. 13c. 2 lbs. for 250
p Challenge Blend Coffee. Reg. 30b grade. lb. ...... 25c
Armour’s Grape Juice. 100 size ........... 3 for 25¢
Fancy Whole Grain Riee.120 grade. lb. ......... 10c
Fine GranulatedlSusrar ....... " ...... Ill-lbs. for $1.00
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‘ F63 BUSINESS WORLD.
.. Yale men an the summ
rt. Harrlman's er
~ _Largest Recorded lo Y=ar.
(may. it follows:
“Voted.
”liniversiy since conunonoemen'i of!
do . The lament was seminal) ml
_ . _ .7 . . finder-graduates
rs. Edward if. Hamilton for" lhe‘lary camp of Cambridge, and to
men: when]. Another am on the.
saddle rm Charlon r. omen-r. all
Me. for the milieu unhool.
N Main? appreciated.”
inn—um
nuns“ fund“ for phonemes in impure the Harvard aulhorlllcn um
their generous courleuy in this manor
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130553803 wean» guns. YALEllhe omsldent‘and fellow of Harvard
university for perllegen extended to»
. ‘ million
Gift of $100,000 In camp at Cambridge. and made public
' - .7 ‘ . ‘ to extend the thanks r
N ' “Dim, Sum. 20.—~(,ifte~to the- Villa unlv'rzslty lo tun president n13!
, _ ‘ fellows of Harvard universal for the
”3.2393130 nore announced at Toledo-v! privileges: extended an about?” Yule
at lhe summer mill.
no
. ”us... ”I“. .u. I. v: ”flu-l ”a. “.W
While (“o‘alcllo carried :1 blot-lilnck.
'mumlwr of. ill" Slam llonlslulll:e._m
. rcsponsibilily upon. lho reul. orimin~
. uls. ‘
. wall and use it us it comes in from
.lhul lhoy could gel along wllh that
~ propridllon {er stationery und sun-
, ally it was moved that a contract be
.- entered into with. the Ug‘E. L. d: W.
: (Companylor six months at the best
. at the end of six months a permanent.
. price Would be walved.’ The uptown
W
unu— ’
mucus
KILLS
, Koontlnued from nut om, l
Al the same lime, J. H. Maurer, an
obslnlanl district attorney was at-
tacked. Polloexnan George A. Eppley
of the vine squad went to their realms
and. ii is alleged, Diesels out a re.
volver against his abdomen and
fired. ldppley- died later in a hospital
(in his «deathbed be identified Mascia
as his assailant. f
Muscle. Was arrested. with John
Cosiello. also of Jersey City. The
police questioned them for an hour
and later, announced that both men
had confessed llley were blood in
New York (ll; Jersey (lily, with nine-
(eon olhers and‘bmughl here yesten
day lo vole. .
Musciu is charged with murder and
Costello with being an accessory to
(he crime. Muscle. denied lhal he did
the shooting. but witnesses say he is
(he gnilly man. Bolh prisoner-x wore‘
ansmull niece of while ribbon in their!
second bulionholo of llwir \‘esls.
which the pollen say was used as a
marl: of identification. ll is said the!
other men brousrlrl lo Hie city with
Muscin und (loslello were similar
ribbons. A loaded revolver wilh two
uxnlodod shells was found on Mamie.
Five sepnmlo invesliguliors wm‘w
begun today into the killing of Wm»:
Icy. and announcement. was made max
:1. wurrunl for lho urreol of 31mm“
Smith would be sworn oul us a result
of charms made by Mindoro Slow, 31
no effect lhul he had form-mood lb
humor of lhc lmporlalion of llw-umar
mun. * ’ '7"
.The umyor denied that he had any
lzuolvlmlgo' flint 1118. men were. to be
lu-mluh! hem, and dcelnred; ho was
rcmlv focally warrant of arrest.
"All the power of my adminislra‘
lion." he udded, “will be used to no-
sisl the dislriel attorney’s office in
ferrolinr: out the crime and fix lls
The district: gunmen sold: lilo lwo
urisonvsra, Jacob. Mahala, and John
Costello, had ‘ confessed:
brougbl. hero to vote for Isuuc llnulm“
sch. rival candidate ofjlailles'mltan
lay, whose life wnsulso ullemnled. but I
lhul‘ l‘h'ey hnd Milled doing» the shoot— ,
lug. Mnsolu lslwld‘ou the charge of l
murder ond Coslello us an accessory.
‘ THIRD TALKING
DISTRIG'E' GETS
‘ ' MOREMONEY
(Continued From Page One)
to borrow us noodcd up lo llle allow '
ninnliouml umounl. This was puusellr
uuvl (llll“‘(‘d.
The fourth hem of lho mill to con
SNW‘ the advisability of approprlul-
lug money to liquidate the drbls of
llll‘e electrical denurtmrnl created a
lime uncussfen “and insignia-as lhnl.
it was best to gel-11in mund‘yneodod
now und pay the dome, rather than
bills for merchants. power und light
for the monlh of August. and other
outstanding bills. ~Mr, Snil‘llu mode a
motion (but the commissioners be an.
lhorlned to borrow n. sum not in one
need $1,547.15, but amended this to '
make the sum $1,000. an li-wn‘s slated
amount, as they had the sum of
$395.42 in the bunk nnd on hand all
the cleclrlcal station. They hoped?
that the other money would come in
so 11ml, lhebllls could be paid.
ltenljlvu of the call, in authorise
the conuulsnioners to pay several
minor bills of” lhq‘ dlslrlcl nol por-
videdl‘or in previous budgets or up.
nmprlullons, came up. A bill for
$24.56 from Brown & Hoyt, for .work.
done on nnviron fence around the Lud-
low Monument was (presented, and
after some little discussion, Mr. Kuh-
ncr slated lhul he thought lhut it
was a just bill and it was ordered
pnld. .
Anolher bill that for $25, presented
by l}. Gmnson for culling. grass on
the Triangle park. the Fitch park.
mount, was presented and ordered
laid. the money coming from the ap-
drlcs. .
Then come the long discussion of
lhe evening. The. advisablllly of on.
toning into a. eonlract with lhe USE.
the uptown company could furnish the
East Side people with 50 kllownlts of
a cost. 'of ihree‘oenls per klllowutl
hounans-ndiscussed pro and con and
the need of‘some auxiliary power was.
pointed out by Mr. Greenwomb Fin-
possible mien ,
The U..E. L. & W. Company offered!
to- install the ser\ice for the East.
Side plant for $300. this sum tbbe
paid by the East Side people, unless
contract for five years Was to be
entered into, when this lmllotlon
company: reserved the right to not
any new customers ill-Elm Nor-Walk,
that would not be interfering wllh
the east side plant's customer: and‘
expeeled of course that the east side
plant .would not interfere with their
continuum. There urns lo be u lined
charge of $100 a month for this new
three cents per killmrnlt hour.
some ohieefion was taken in the
price and the commla‘slmcn were no
thorlzm lo enter into the best nonl-
blo con-incl will: the F. 1-1 1.. ll: W.
Company. A motion was made thané
the enamel. be ohm the district at,
e meeting to be held on noisier 3.1
an adjourned mow“. be! this no
museum ' '
lhor were.‘ 7
nod the park around the Ludlow Mon- '
L&. W. Co.. for six months. so that . ‘
we of 50 hummus, and 9 charge of «
linings.
in all Contrnsllng shades.
styles Will fbel'gaily‘ lined-
. 736410000 inches wide,
Rows of Buttons
'All garments, especially coats and tailored suits, .
3 are profusely ornamented with buttons, and the fancy
‘ also extends to the serge dresses worn for afternoons .
and business. The variety is almost unlimited. There .
’ *0 pg: shaped buttons carven from vegetable
flat buttons of metal or composition. .
5g (Wile pearl and jeweled cabochoos. Many '_
'" fiend unique buttonswill make stunning 'g’
. ,m-sibpigniltlng bags which -~‘are_car,ried so ‘” ..:~
y aliprés‘éntl" in fact, thereare some flat but- ‘
ions which look is ifoopied from floral crelonn‘e.
vge‘
gene :7
1 Dark buttons with gold‘and
decidedly ChiueSe in effect.
cent as her pocketbook will a
. Eresh Candles
llalipn Cram, very delicious,
- »
Chocohte Thin. Mints, spicy and tasty, 29m: . ‘
d’un‘ Crown, delicious dark chocolate filled with'
ghoppedé nuts,
Boudoir Slippers
for Women.
‘ brenadcor cloth of
.5?
WAR TAX BlLL CONFEREES.
wnsnmoron, sun. flew-(“oaflwoou
on the war tax bill loony again under, -
took to reach an nzmszz on the
postage section with the Momma?
slilljeomplloaled bee-use of the ileum“
ate cont. "erees‘ rcfllflll to approve one;
ally the tentative agreement to no»;
owl I; mailed zone nature on nee»;
maples: mull retell. TIMI: altitude‘ I"
caused healed dimensional nl YW"-I
.dns’u conferener. ~ I
When the Women me: many- mp ,
olden were
me!"
standing nu on li-“r no
., 'r-ww lT-w Eryn“... f” 7
n m non- ”new. and Rene
useww low
a nearer: oil a cum enamel in tho
podium? only: ml rule.
with prom» um Me malarial
outing in the. mom Maw luv um
and om mu rum film” new;
and the ”MI” in the moron-’W
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The Gay Linings ‘
There will" be a strong temptation to wearrcoat’sl
inside out ibis season because of the beautiful
Three American manufacturers, Cheney,
Belding audf‘Skiuner, have sent out the most ‘gor-
'geous saline: ever} woven on looms. They are spotted lavender
and lustrous; like a serpeni’s skin. They are splashed ’
and colored like orchids. ‘ Gold and copper, red, and
all llie‘rose and violet shades, lobelia and the other
dark purple blues, lined with black, circled and dotted.
,, The. showcase in the Shoe Shop offers a» bewil-
‘ daring line of boudoir slippers in every conceivable
color. They are of satin, sateen, quilted satin and fine
kid for ordinary wear, also "the-dainty novelties in silk '
gold and silver, -
$1.75» $5.00. 'j p, ,.
v
9.
Blankets and .5 . ,
angina While; ' 7 ‘éfldli’f
. 77 For cold mother Wu. ’ .
f Win plain white, gray and plalde‘d. effects: .
‘ some pure wool, others with a large percenta _
l ,wool. , Full on size, ‘ a,
i“ Halli Woolen W, block designs, wool fill
' withcotlon and wool warp, size' 70 x 80 inches. .31
.-attractive effects in pink, , lue, tan, and gray, '- ‘
" $5.50 end $7.5
r Thesewill not shrink. _ M ~.
Special. white Ill-date. large size, 76,1104 inc," .
heavy and warm, weight 51/2 pounds, $6.75 I .
Army Blankets, regulation 'gray, size 66 1c '8'
- inches, very desirable for sleeping out and‘camp: use:
" 'At 35.00.38.00md310. »
. W, _ .,--.,. , necerdinglo weighjj
$7 Bull: Robe sunken, unusually dainty designsll’
. soft and agreeable weave, very desirable in cmnblnne
tlons of gray, tan, red, blue, pink and green. Size 7-}?
x 90 inches, with cord and frogs to match, $3.505
-Comfombles of silk mull filled with purc'white‘.’
Soft cotton, dainty colorings in pink,"blue. yellow and,
Wool filled comfortable: with coverings of slllE-"
nline, nainsook and all-silk, very luxurious, ‘
$7.50, 50.50. $14.00, $16.00 up to 522100. f
Third floor.
renounce, the darkest and most conservative
‘ Men 5 Wear
$1.50 to $3.00 a yml. for cooler weather.» ‘
Silk Section. main floor. . , , 1
‘ Union Suits in the “Curler” and ‘fl’ale” makes,
medium and heavy weights, $1.50 up to $3.50..-
Wool Shirts and Drawers, “Glastonbury” make,j}
‘ ,very heavy weights, ‘ $1.25,. $1.75 and: $2.25.F
a Sweeter: of heavy shaker knit, V-necks, ado
‘ , grades from $5.00 up to $10.00.l
. Knitted Reefer: of pure silk with border effects“?
lain colored, $6.00 and $7.50.
a on .of heavy silk fibre, wide striped cff‘ecl's,
jwo colors. Special at $6.00.
Realm of twodone accordeon knit and Persian.
‘ effects, ‘ $3.98.,-
. . Main floor. 1
~ The Handy Hanger
This is a long stout tape to which is attached six,
hangers. Of course it will support six or more ‘gnf-g
< ments. it may be fastened to a tent pole, a tree on
on the side of a tent in an instant. The soldier boy,
,will find if a convenient article. ' ‘
Price 15 cents.
Notion Stock. main floor“. '
also
"-1 1.11-
flu
9-—
blue or red figures are ,.
One may be as extravas .. ,
flow.
Notion Counter. main floor. iii?
35m. I lb.’
1;,_ , Linmeum
50 cm all). "" 'A ceinplele assortment of stock patterns, new,
l. 7* 'arrival‘s. ' ‘ . . '
Main floor. 3
Printed Linoleum, '
75 do. a yard;
65 ch. a valid.
1.x... Linoleum,
$1.25 a yard.
$1.50 a yard.
$1.90 a yard.
Third tlor r.
5:; Second floor. ‘l
“W“
1,350,000 soldier Boys and ladies .
Am new in nedive servine. abroad or at home. in:
Minion ems. ind fibers have been dulled for
dune infifilllfllfl SAM” email we to debt for the ;. p
m. ' nevofallmle‘ ‘ . ,
in lie solemn all WWEE east” on Met a
Sfim’ififi Fin-iii. as not mm ; »
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