~ . . . cmnnvnns
m SOUTH‘ M “garland mm... n... no. MEN ANSWERING
WC: SEWL atrictly correct. is nothing we in“: OVERSEAS CALL
' an Interesting technicality which the
government seems to have duly rec- (CW 0‘0- “ Pill)-
technitally, i.- lhe secretaly of war. Qmpliluent to m“ "N of mm m the
.nmendations "as announced today.
I'I . I . nions as second lieiitnnmia. They
wh'fiafiug; :‘u tine railroads an a non of side issue. will be assigned ‘0 my "nz’hmw up
. , . .
m" ”'"“ ""”"" 1 men . 1. w xi-
, rot tbs Associated lFre‘sa‘ lot the treasury has nothing, apparent— :‘z‘d 3‘92“ Brxfirewgmue’ gm.
Tho Associated Press is one its to y, . , _ . ‘ .
entitled to the use for publication or; '5’ ‘0 do ““ i "1" mm” ganglanggogz “it; 3:1:me
Ill not" dispatches credited to it or —"'——-—.——""’"
not. otherwise in this paper and nuguospu‘AL CAMPAIGN of Providence. Company D. 301" En-
tho local news published herein. ' . '
All rights of republication of 'spe- WORKERS TO MEET silvers. Joseph J. OConnor, or Wat
och! despatches herein are also re.
--—' » Thomaa W. (lroiiby. of Hartford. 301st
(Continued from First P“°)- Ambulance Corps; Frank 1). Barclay.
M. . . ..._ . . at Bridgeport Depot Brigade; Warner
I. TILE-Q When the amt- begins on Monday a. Day. of Hartford. Cot-ans: a. sold
morning it is believed that the entire machine Gun Battalion; W Home
people of Norwalls will get behind the of Toledo, 0., Fourth Training (‘3.-
workers and help the cause alone. puny; Homer A. Howe. Fourth Train-
‘ '1' he executive committee in charge [.5 Cowy,
l
Isa-walk
m ”M" W seph A. McI-liroy. Mrs. linen McNet- bring the. trucks to this clump over
”13-12. ton, Mrs. Louis A. Lehmler. Mia-i the road.
Laura Raymond. Mrs. W. Fred Am- Sergeant Winfield Knowles of South
MEN AND APES lam of Wentport. B, 30m Field Signal Battalion. wt
- -. - The' committee on corporations is the bann‘mtfl in a critical 0 i-
mt' “M Jones N we “mummy nude up of Mrs. John J. CIVanai-lh. tion as the result of a fractured skull.
. of London. inaimurr-anwuw‘dm” Mrs. rroderiolr H. Quintard. Mrs received omen he wns incited by a,
. a result at Reed (l. iiaviland and MW. David hat-tie,
ourprlsing conclusion. a a Site"??- The Liberty Loan committee t
recent BMlOmWal studies: District' managers already selected ”minim-Idle,"Mull.l hni'e sent a re-
Inn is not descended from anthi‘o include Mrs. lienliv w. Gregory, Mrs. quest to camp. asking that at“); sol-
, 1 ”Ohm“ be- Percy W. Brook-4. Mrn. Henry 1‘. Pro dtm. from Nor‘bfld‘e be sent to p".
‘ 9°.“ film” 3" "‘0” “‘0 u y will, Mrs. W. K. Harrington, Miss “a at home on AW“ 5 in the intel-
. lieve. it would he more accurate, he Millicent Poser. MisaJanst Ciliillahan. eats of the thirt‘ldlilberty lens-n. The
, . Minn Anna ipson. rs. rim yn (l. r ucst 1“ to fly wt .3 .
. , initials, to say that the apes have des “m“, Mm IN”? (lorhanl. Mm ogcen' at the division wished ‘0 do
cended from man. He holds "it“ Elsie Ruhnes. Mrs. Robert llorner. anythtng honing to help put over
‘ - . ive Mrs. Edgar ii.‘.\lurplly, Mr’s. Spencer the drive for the third 1080.
man. instead M hem J comparat S. Adams, Miss Emily Lyneii, Miss Smoke bombs are to be 3...} t0.
‘ newcomer on the partll, is far more ltilel Gray. Mrs. Harvey M. Kent. .morrow by the members of the 302d
, ancient than the whole anthropoid Mrs. William J- TI'iWY- Miss Green Field Artillery in their practice. This
~ . . 1‘ him the Mrs. Wilfred Bodwcll, Mrs. llowurt outfit is to .59 comply'QIy motorized
branch. “3d compared “ U ' A. Tilley, hll'h. Elton ll. Baker, Mrs. as noon as possible. following the tax.
chimpanzee and onion—cutting are George. R.’ Van Alstyne. Minn Gertrude ample of other of the 0mm. thump.
. Bollnnllon. Mrs. Joseph A. .‘It'l‘lll‘ily. Drill with “my 4,7 howttgm which
more upstarts. Hire. Dixon Mchlton. Mrs. JUlIli arrived recently will be mt". 'omor.
Itn ianI'esting. bl" somewhat (“9" Adams 'l‘hilyt-r and lit-v. t‘. A. Mill'iis. row. The "to “9'8“"! w'nbp-bmght
- ’- "I Wilton. to the run e where the men will have
heartening. The old. mtllodox "m This is esscntially a (Il'lVl- ill which daily drill? The work will he find”
which idea, or the doctrine that No the women are taking things In charm the direction of ”“0, W. wprten,
’ H " ”‘9" "“9““ to “‘0" ”‘3‘ ”“5" baker and'Mnior llcnry ll. Gardner.
could can go over the top and meet with Raymond B. Fosdlclt. ‘cbnirmnn of
was much more ililll“lul- 1‘ ““9. success to its large a degree as Hi" the it‘osdlck committee in connection
foCOMSl-II to admitting any sort men of the city. Results will count with the war activities. will'dellver
' ' l 1‘ tion there and from ilontiuy °“~ m" ""0“” M an address at the Y. M. . A. audito-
of kinship “‘1‘“ "“l“ "’3 ' .Norwillk will have mull-tiling. hilt-r- rium next Sunday afternoon. Mn,
was a certain sort of inspiration in llif‘ cslinz to tibr‘t‘l‘W‘. . Fosdlclt is we" known throughout tho
pie generally acccpicd as Darwinian.
had come up from the bruteo. Where. FOR THE DEALER Pug; gaggicckmz}:ment '0 the Next-
can border by Secretary of War Bali-
lContinned From Pate One) or to make a study of the tr . Tht ’
Fosdick committee. the work which
was (kn-lulled to develop further ““d'thinn" Boston was an ”erme cow in to make the transition in ‘h'mm‘i
. .- . ~ . to. *l'a-‘llm'. its fishing fleet nunlbe c dler's life less abrupt. wan appo tat
“who” it was In. law of H. “01“" "m9” ”OMS Provcllcil by rag”: its 'a result. Mr. Posdick will speak
And no,“ if we accept Plot. .loncs which made a trip as far as Nahani, to the soldiers on these conditions.
theory, we must admit that evolution and returned next morning with a
we stood, lIl‘.‘ lower hmtcs mizzltt
sometime stand. And man himself
at retail from the boats. The sole
. dreadful iiiiliu. WM“ you once grasp Hp?“ 0mailed was the cost of a CONTRACT PROF‘TS
. .. , .' ~- osc m“ out and some labor. which was . ---——-——
its signillmurt. to lxIlmt that til remarkably ”mm in thorn “a". (Continued rm, “f" Ml
ope-'4 hill“ “9"“ ”Min“ “0‘ “p“"d’ Hence the four cents represented a .
d" 0‘ “10- n” profit. -All the contracts have been made
, , . _ . t “mm men 1“ ”"‘ "”57 1918. A- "u things are under the 'cost and percentage ar-
that tlit-v llfl‘f tie'ith“ 9‘ ' fionthhflt differ?!"- "00%“?"93 no rangcment experts. The old maximum
that tlwlranm-smlr :crcnotessentini- ionst-r take their basket under their of 10 per cent on contracts running
it diffcrcnt from us. if men can do- lfm and 30 down 10 1h? dock in quest up to $100,000 has been replaced by
. . ' ‘. i not of lish. They take the ielephonc and 7 per cent, in the new contracts,
[ellol'flli' thus once 0i tulce. W I? order their retail dealer to scnd ovcr which follow a finely graded scale of
“mm? What i, to prm'ent the human mail an amount of fish in time for 6 1-2 per cent. between $100,000 and
t. . - .. z‘ v of creation dim" .and have it dressed for the $500,000. 6 per cent. between $500,000
‘rucc. too thmm °’~ _ ' cook. In a short time a small auto and 81.000000. to the minimum of
twin sinkinc hat-k into apedom—ctv- muck larrivics withhthe fish. which. by 2 1-2 per cent on contracts of $10;
f. , . . ,, . e e lm" t Wait 99 the cook. has 000.000. The old contracts allowed 9
“”3““ mm" m "’9 cm" and “6 s‘mssed through manv hands and rolled per cent. bemoan 8100.000 and $2.50.-
again? ;up considerable expenae. 000, and then... 7 per cent. up to $2.-
We don't want to believe it. if ' The history of a slice of codlisih 000.000. Both forms or contracts act
. volution would read something like this: a maximum or $250,000 profit on any
WET“ 1" 09““ a“? 3'0" 0‘ e ’ Caught on Georges Banks by a flair one contract. The new contracts
.it must, have fniih and hope in it- H1118“: 8016 *0 a whOIesaie dealer: limit pront on subcontracts to 2 1-2
’ ’ . . . . c nd for all living ”he“ 0‘" “lid “'P'Khi’d by an employe', per cent. regardless of the rate paid
_ i100? ii" |~“"""“‘“' “ packed by another employe: received on the body of the w)rlt. l
things, lby the retailer. dressed by an em . Major William Starrett. chief of the:
Lut downward. oi the ind
__________.—————-'
THE 8088 or THE natmdaos ."
revealed, as a TfSt'." of an opinion
handed down by U. 8. District Judi";e transportation from place toplace, all .3“th fl“ cost from "2.000.000 to«
if“!!! 0! “finial. iii! 111*“ the real cost money. ’ “$15,000,000 each for the great ware-
V b "n unlined railroads ct - “'1' ‘5 “010M" cauliht of Nahan! houses, thawed and railroadn. Two
4‘” “d ‘7“ " " L' ‘ Large vessels carrying many men are under construction. Accumula-
' te Unitid Ethics is not Secretary xndhdnys fa; "or: port to 0316?! it. tionstorage areas in the taterior will
a. 5‘: . . » E? m to e f? . be distributed on nclentl lines so
cAdoo. M“ “man” Baker ' ‘ It ""1“""9 “0 ““0“”de 0' iWOW!!! that transportation of supplies to the
”9"- W“°'-“' ”W "M“ m mu" m ‘0 “We 0“! that the 10 or 12 seaboard will be by the most direct
M because 3" 52¢ Adoo was actually cents charged for a pound of fish un- mte, They will be located in the
" ' - hat (hr-y were d" the” “mum“! ‘5 hardly all Mi eastern and central manufacturing
”W“ W "'"mads' ‘ mm- districts. Approximately $59,000,000
finder the furivliflkm of the treasury Strain?! for the “Hood old days" and worth or the new construction will be
i d-vc EvanS‘ opinion “cm" "’0‘“ modern conditions "9 bettermenta and additions to flying
~ (Markham ‘“ "‘ . alike futile. When it is considercd nelda and other millions 'm be 9.x“
‘ ”.960“! to have lecn ”339d 0“ 3 tacit that the fishing industry. which in pended in the w and WM plant!
L ' that the treasury depart “we“ Hundred “"1 Something" Eagerness of contractors for 1913
“35“"me ' ’ provided a living for a dozen men. to- contracts t, regarded by oflclaln as
5M wait in capitol. He too" 0908' I!!! “990:“ thwzlndz‘dnmfn and evidence that the terms wig: no hardt
M l ' there Is no 19' their {and lea: an V on a con- nhl 'hne hum-3h“ the’ "unmet;
to ”in! out that 'sidered that the housewives: miles valltle for its money.
Iw‘nlnt (I)! I“... ‘m. m m' “1' (guy; Ind . -—-_——__- ,-
as doubtless right. I! have a nllce of cod ellver mo- SIVTERIANI'TO UNITE
m “We 'I torn..." by tor. it will be (out! a matter for "E .
”W" c" e” ’ m mlifim~ W "m a" W“ 0' Mi ATLANTIC cmr, N. 1., Harch'13.-‘-
“m“ ”'"a’m' 11" mt W W' h“ “m m “cm” a letter from President Wilson our
VII‘WM'tY m ‘9 «hell!!! bun-so "uh" in: a union of the forces of Fresh!
Anti-wt of the ultra“! Ild of“; "“919 “my" 10 ASSAULT terlanism in the United States as a
’ WDWL
HEAVES A nocn'tg
4%“ m- esa- out.
. —-q—-— k; ‘ ’ ‘
.‘answcr to a charge of assault "dig
1”animal. though it M5 escaped the tion it) non—cornnllns‘iontd were. lbl ‘
John m is the name a
was-tohavc-lieen.
each of the peace.
lpuhlic. The boss of the railroads. The ‘fact of tilisiirgc: grants-into: bri
”pm" men“ ‘° “*4” “" “ "3‘ and he a a cook on the Mildred. oil,
'4 .St-t-rctary Baker is constructively op- amp and to the officers. and training the Radei gnfiegglimginy.
l. - . . ._ j.
.. .. . w; AWltlrlwuld Bargain Sale
__..__,._._ ..-. n 13 - ' . .r -
'mm‘Y' w 13, .19 [crating we“ hirnseii. as an adjunct to received here. A otllrr batch of rec .rnde seemingly '“ “a
1010330“! lhchdoo is working for him. nianasing training school have receive-.1 my w all 30 dissembie
why "bounce my bean with a riock."
' . . . ~ ,_ John and Gertrude were it
.‘l‘hc fact that McAdoois also secretary mutations and detailed for nil-(Lil “MW“ restaurant. on Bum
street. last nixht. and Gertrude had n'
roll of bills that John seemed to thinkJ
he once owned and he wanted it. w
-. . .ndeioUhinthatiftheVWerew
“e. department, Joseph b Maguire be married. that he had better at ac-
customed toner handling tit: floaty;
. JOhIl didn't like this. but 0
"but” ”my 6‘ 30“” mum“ get the money. so he lert the restau-
nnt in a huh. and waited outside for
a while. Smallesawiheobiootdw'
his alectiona walking out of the res-
taurant with another men. and he
thereupon. walked up to her and slap .;
pod her in the face. Gertrude. so.;'
taken back bv this pronounced "Ti; ’
' ' . '- - . merit of her (she said afterwar s t n we :us"
Brunch Moo—1383. oi the drllt‘ In made up of Mrs. Elli Two odours and twentrone men. we “mam have minded if they had ;’
..... .. .. .. n. .. ... is: g Thousand of Yam-1S of wool Dress Goods Remnants
fie mill
‘mflt Bald no. lest F. bit-Gregor. Mrs. George F. Belts, who left a few “y. ago for 1,“, 0..
m';“"r Mala—2i“ Mrs. P. A. Lane, Mrs. .1. Wallace Mar- to get special uny trial-l 10f tin 5091! married) stabbed ul’ l m
’ I 1160— ' -"in- Mm Henry 0 Sharer. Mrri- Jo- ammunition train of this division. will
side, lust underneath the heart. John
. but aunt-do wait a station
ages—M for excitement when she statrltedhanltll
' ' ' not seeming to realise that n e 8 oo
. bier and Mrs. John Adams Thayer. the Eaton. Mus" a member of Company a mean "In" when she heaved reclu.
she again bumped one on John, this
time "often" his head. She then won
dered on her way.
ern. where Dr. Rob
ded him and then WOOL POPLINS
the hospital. '
m "mam Madebv the Colrticlelii Silk Mills. full
be and boned W ' l
it after a fnahlon ,
when no not the mom um M "In" Black. green and white: worth 59c.
last report! seem- . i
0 mm mm m ; Tomorrow . . . , . . . .. ....... 38c yard
towards (lcrll'lldf'.
e "The path * WOMEN’S SILK SKIRTS
MW 33:: ,. 100 Exquisite Silk Dress Skirts o 33
the peace and sale tomorrow at ...... .- . .. . . .
tinned from . . Well tailored and perfect fitting. in beau-
.lolln granted
cd. but according to
cd to have lost rout
feeling that he
All had been said befor
of true love never ran rm
no the two are chargi-
assault. and breach of
their cases have. been con
BAPTISTS RAISING l .
CAMPAIGN FUND There are about fifta‘gn frbe lot the
e l
of the Connecticut Baptist canyon-
from the fact that the plan wail suit- ,, 0
grated by a former Connecticut mall.
Ambrose Swascy. of Cleveland. Mr. The real value $1.25.
. M- , Swuey , ,_
is no “Hr than devolution. it's a small catch of fish. WhICh were sold GOVERNMENT CUTS with him in ""l project and my“ re. ’WOMEN’S CORSET COVERS
suit the movement has spread among
the Baptists throughout the Sortltem 1
States. The plan of the campaign is and embrmderv‘. The regular price 18
Each Baptist Assocla- QEQC Tommw
tion in the State will be asked to
name a campaign comm! tee. consist-
ing of a chairman. cam
and treasurer.
in the annotation
point a ininiilnr .c’mniittec.
laymen
which shal
in the hands of
by March 31st.
in material can be obta
state headquarters in Ha
flve-mlnutc speakers, who are
feature of the
signed to churc
receive them.
h contributions k
ions wor .
,plove. and delivered by another car emergenciconiltrurtion division. said 3232?: to mist! '7
loye ‘0 the, cook. 1 today the compensation to contractors or the p" a en
. 3801! of the seven or eight men in all contracts has been much lower be med for miss
. An interesting silviagion has been handling the fish is working for a llv- than the average in peace times. country and abroad
in. The bait used to catch the fish. Terminal and storage areas to hem“ for the expen
the boxes and ice used to pack it, its built this yt.“ at It, ”on“ “‘"adylcarrylnx on the '0“ not
list soldiers in the canton
Baptists hare a number of
tors atationed in this count
the leading denominat
porting ii similar war w
on; the B39 .
merits. rat styles: white ant
mm W bpemal .......
ry and .lil ----- . ...... $1.19
m IBEDSHEETS
orlt in a 80"" y
______-4———.—
GAS AND FLAME .REGIMENT
-Enlini. '
and Flame Reli' .
metally known as I standard
are called
fling sta- '- merit of,patternsland colorlnirs.
tin the SaIeVPrle‘e 29c val-d
A few
he “Kiln?!"
department
pened.
NEW'HAVEN, March '13.
mehts for the “Gas
merit." lteniment. or o
the Thirtleth Engineers. w
for by the local my room
tion today. Skilled men no
selective draft are want
month: ago recrulta for’t
were taken and then the
closed the list. it is now reo
l
f thefi
l
_ He was“
and (151-.
' - ‘ - - : . - . e , Secretary . n '
m MAC '03 Ink militari establishnl at Ten students from ‘1" ”“1“” words of the poet: "It Was all "an“
Ml
ht” A hundred and line Money Savers in This
Great Clearance. Sale
Hi. Genuine Saving Feast-Money Talks
r-rMoney Saves Money--Buy
Here Tomorrow.
. would cost us a dollar a yard more.
tomorrow vou can buy for . . $1.36 yard
2: $2.00. GENUINE SILK AND
:n YARD WIDE MERCERIZED POPLIN
tifui stripe effects.
‘ WOMEN’S SILK PE’I'I‘ICOA'I‘S
Q rezularprlce 18.33.98. nal Clear-
-' . " ' ' ' ‘ ""“ '“‘"““‘ "" bccauile of his work in rev C tinned from p“. One) ‘
idea of on in. s .ootunn slowly mi. F1 P l ‘E courtrv .. r J on” _ .ance Price Tom rrow .. . .29
. . . gard to police organisations, hahng: 4' .. . . , E) . , , , , ,
aurcly toward enitglitcnnlcnt,_ mom I SI; R: S ARE ‘ been prominent in New York in 1'9“ Wright; 1," :11, parlor of the Asylum , . Avariehy, of Sty. 88 in all the good COIOI‘S.
art perfection 3‘8“. ii “is ”“2"" ‘ 01‘ LL PROF 1T organizing the police depot-inlet!l 0““ Avenue ”Baptist Church. of Hartford. -. s
’ " ‘and Refill. B. Coats, l). 1).. secretary ’ WOMEN S NIGHT GOWNS
In a splendid uualitv white muslin and
This“ cation to raise a million dol- ’ Dink ba late; a dozen different models
larn in such a short time in or «in.» from. w ich to make your selection.
cial interest to proph- of this mile ,S )eclal tomorrow at the small price
. .89c
Siiehtlv soiled: trimmed with laces
................. 37c
lrn director" WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES
he churches . . ' ' .
will be asked to . Made from a standard quality er-
ror-re . cale. in stripe and check effects. e
church committees will the-narranlh real value IS $1.79. Special .‘ ....... $1.59 -—
teams in the churche l 5‘
canvas the church mom
m... m ,,. .0 b. mliloi‘fd‘l: ‘ CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES
h. All the monei‘ must b‘ ., - . .
the SW Comm“...u . Prettv Stylish Dresses. a Wide chorce
Posters and advertto * of carefully selected stvles in nice pat-
ined from tho
rtford and ,St'ctlrencslaalnd.COl.o.r.s.. Worfh.$l..59. . . . $1.19
to be a
r... who'll‘al’f. “t2. ._ LA REINE coESEr .
“a... or A practical style. with shapely lines:
the made of fine material and best work-
It in manship. Unusual buffing}; at $1.39 pair
0 meet the unusual expense:
t time. Some of it will
'°ll.'i.l.?.l“.ll ill: CREPE DE CHINE CAMISOLES
. . The regular price is
in
Excellent oual"tv daint and lovely
flesh co or.
Full size. a good service giving quali-
tv. Sale . ............ . ....... 98c
1"!le DRESS amounts
888
than in row"
, for wear and wauhlrciir. apicalidrie 253$??-
wuriln WASHABLE'CORDUROY-V
_ “I? d flagging s ¥glvet finish. on]: of
. r w ' ‘
_ antic ren’s coats. ‘Salcmtll‘rgiggfic-gl‘ls. ‘
You’ll have to tilt!!!
- item "new the Idem 0' ' .— ' “very good thing to all Presrbytcr-
n a, ll? lw‘ M h “J HARTFORD. ”arch 18.4hnrlel ”I," V“ to berend W W h
. _ loiisert.ooiorod.plosssdgsntylniasrorsthooommiuionsoanlonottno
"Wm-“l” 1‘" m ass-nor cunts-l ”yesterday: to Presbyterian Chnrcl in is. United
my wanting over the to... [m u “amnion“. AM miss of American“ the W-
atson-nothu’libwnrlioa a uncnanniubsuaitdiistss. bull
mmtnt' unaut-
Ill
. FRENCH hmumnm_ *
imm n39“, was . 1%
, , 40W" 'de . T ' '7”
1° 8“ 0” °' °" °'"‘”""°" M, ‘ good lookin’w.l rdfillfo'lb‘é'm or .
. and reasssandt '
co: *0 . "0
dill-irrlelswflill Prices. Ask the man who knows.
lltiil says we arereally giving remnants away.
John pulled himself together and I 31.75 44 INCH ALL WOOL SERGE
went down towards the. Radel com ..
[any's docks, but collapsed and watch- If we bouaht the same goods today it
man Brown, of the Rndel Company. _.
heard aroans and investigating found
John and notified the police with the
result that the injured man wail taken
to police headquart
on M. Wolfe alien
ordered him latch to
Patrolman Flynn in the mean
arrested Gertrude and
to see her husband-to
“9 1“
niy
BLANKETS
Full size. warm and .fleecv. in plaids.
lava and white. With pink and blue bor- . .
erS. They are a bargain at $2.98 hair "
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
Attract' d ' ' ' -
med read ‘llvfeorclflseens satin finish. hem
Sale.... ................ ........9
. TABLE DAMASK
Perfect bleach. lustrous finish. a variety I ; '
patterns. a good sturdy ouaii- an
CRASH TOWELING
A hefty su‘. :zhltiai service giviIiTz ’
Towelmiz. surtable for roller. hand or
Regular price 19c
Sale ........................
LONGCLOTH
Strong. dependable. well woven: just
for under arments:
alue $1.25.
dish towels. ;.
15c yard ’
the right welizht
worth $2.00. Sale price 1.09
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
. Supcripr (l alitv chamois finish: 40
inches Wide. alue $4.00. ’
Sale .................... $2.98 niece
NAINSOOK
Woven from hi h grade soft strong
peclal .. $2.49 piece
,1
Sea Island cotton.
PILLOW TUBING
45 inches wide. one of the best stan-
dard makes: worth 49c. Special 39c yd.
BED TICKING
32 inches wide, blue and whi
value. 49c. Specml ' .......... 39
LUNA LAWN
.Made from a s iallv durable yarn
With a 6180 and ustrous finish: value
Sale ..................
TURKISH TOWELS
Silver bleached. closelv._woven. hem-
med readv for use ............ l7
TURKISH TOWELS
Hea . texture. soft. absorbent with
fancv b ue borders. Special . . 49c
MARQUISE'I'I‘E AND SCRIMS
For curtains. vard wide. with fanc
and drawn work effect
20c vard. Sale price ........ 14c
NEPONSET FLOOR GOMERING
The modern floor coverin . lookalike
does not fa e. crack
remarkable for its low price an
alitv. Two vards Wide.
.............
W‘ '5‘?“ TW’Tm‘T 3‘
‘r“
borders: w
real iinbieum.
wearing on
BATH MATS
Size 24 x 48 incheaoextra
ranne of 200d colors: worth:
Sale.. ............... .....Sl.99e
WOMEN’S UNION SU
Light. weicht. low neck and sleeveless. "
lace trimmed. knee length pants. '
WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOS
With balbriirlran Soles and tops. just a
the l'lit‘llt we we and weight to rave a
wear. Benn or price 35c.
Sale price . . . . .
WOMEN’S GAUZE VESTS
Wk. sleeveless and bodice eflfi
CHILDREN’S VESTS AND'JPANTS
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