angles, recommended by President
I”. there will be added at least
nether million of alien enemies. The
Catahlishnust 0! unlimited acres and
to enforcement or regulations will
mint. lea, and in the future we-
“willbehamdfremthoirjoba
‘litth the prescribed areas.
ills 100m and one—halt mile limits
mo. of unemployed men and we.‘
.r. with no oliiciai machinery for
”Milli! these to other motor.
in in answer seam and indus-
“the This is colossal waste at a
' to when mm is sending hun-
an; oi thotnanla of men abroad and
. C the skill or these men and women
' . grave loss at this time.
h and sometimes umupulous com-:
“not! for men. While an ever in-[
ceasing 11an view with alarm a'
fir turnover of' from 100 to 800 per
‘1. others are still indifferent to'
‘. fl writing on the wall. We are still
:4, ”his in the cooperation that dove-
fls -eeasoned emoluments and the
". seasons of one industry are not
.mected with the rush seasons of
am .A..-
Unrest a “this! Menace.
Third, as to employers. it is new
“ell that the war has made little or
u change in the estimate of 10 per
out. of chilled and 20' per cent. ot nn-
‘flied workers who are voluntarily
”flayed new day Changing 30h!
Wag-for jolts or "laying oil." The
arms: or men to war industries is
atill accomplished largely through the
we methods of adrertislng, some
diployment agencies and long lines
I waiting men attracted by signs in
[the widows or On the gates. Unrest
' it throughout the industrial
world and 1511)!»de playing upon
temptations and weakness of
Winch is slillflilly distributed. A
.flhor representative from abroad af-
aer a stay in tho ‘Unlted States or
Lwnw... ..
‘ muons same our
' “lilt- mlibtu seam "
“g- ‘taota the renew.» my little
" cost and just see
for yourself.
» if?
«a... ».
4, in attractive akin wins admiration.
" fiésoclal life and in business the girl
’ Q‘woman whose face and mas-snow
‘ . ' " of content care enjoys a
A ~intentions advantage over those who
l 1“ not realireths Value of a healthy
Ge sea aim-Monarch.
, ‘ lat the cost eta wean Jarei ordia
”and cream one can prepare a
' {‘5 “assume! it; most wonder-
‘2: fl rm earn saline: and complex-
r. beautifler. hy seaming the juice
'~ too ire-Em into a bottle con:
i being threeeaneesoiorehaed white.
Mesa-m be tales to strain the
{:00 through a fine sloth so no lem-
,rvr
inevuom further disrupt the labor,
dd fro-racing to and from their iobn.‘
Chore there are ferrybaata and tniaaf
The Uni- ;
id States is putting Just outside ofi
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OPENING DISPLA Y
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Of Spring and Summer
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- $7.95 up
SUITS
$15.95 up
SKIRTS
BLUUSES
$1.00 up
Coats. Suits. Dresses, Skirts, Blouses and Mining", f
In a charming variety of models that accurately ‘
reflect the correct fashions of the season.
‘ moses
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CHXRBI ACCOUNT. OPINID
Easter Minister-y
AjConecuon or smart Creations that are destined to set
the vogue for Spring and Summer.
Trimmed Hats
"atrial—med Hats
Veils
Children’s Hats
New Fascias and Ribbons .
NEW SHOWING OF SUMMER FURS
Chis they are still following the time that
m method of taking each other’a are
“on“ and are pursuing ‘ WWI-Wu
fimmdhsathislotionwli'
«mum. Witchi- ‘
inning for workers. The reduction ’1‘ weeks, in which he traveled
linduatriea where
. it ‘ia unnecessary
‘Ieeoad. as to employers. At this Fourth. as to women. We know and men are being displaced and that
throughout the country worsen ‘ some of our industrial leaders out we- ~
beingsubatituted tor 3-. Weasel: to work first and provide “I‘m
in ill yards. 1
amount. _ -
‘ For instance, a railroad recently ad-
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All Sixes
HE Chandler loads all Sixes—indeed . .
all medium-spliced high-grade cars—
because it Offers so much more for so
much less.
Wanner
-'-l'he powerful and flexible Chandler motor. brought to a
point approximating perfection by five years of
without radical
'Boech high tension magneto ignition. the world’s finest
systela. (Used by Pierce-Arrow. Lecoraobile, Winters, White,
'stu‘tz, Marines, Mercer.)
sate cost-alumna: meter base, meridian-om mine to
«design :and construction used by Packard.
heme.
(Similar
Locomobile, (Bronze), Winton, Stun, Mercer.)
Silent chain'drive, instead of noisy gears, for motor shafts. ‘ r,
W ‘
(Usedby Tankard, Wilma, Mercer,
molar «unashambfll hearings in transmission. (Used
-Arrow, Locomobile, Wintotl.‘Whito, Stutz,
by Packard,
Mercer, "atdillac, Mormon.) .
Annular light-ram ball Malaise
by'Paekartl,Pi0rce-Arrow, Locomohlle, White, Minimisation.)
Mm lam aerating ball bearings inrearwhec'le. (Used-by
u to, Stun, Mercer.
Packard, locohrobile.
Anti 'eoorea-of other features o‘f‘des‘ig‘n and
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Manors” m-mmaomm.arsas ~
Four-WWW 01675 ‘
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house Your Chandler
vans? mos
in :diflerentiel.
Mariners.)
fit
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refinement
equipment of
(Used
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iSouth End A.c. Gecurea Good Can!
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or for otherwise handlin
-Weliare work became a rush order
nod for women to handle acrea- when it should have been man-power
its cort-l engineering forethought.
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mum that some eml era are main- h .
the “7. said that it the r pay it eir can afterward in the aubatitlr ate
J I! “Wm“! 0' m "d 91W- or labor strikes and disturbances be
3 ,dl standards due to idleness and car had ""0“", seen or known about
film and suitor-tug, We are in no posi- had occurred in fish“ t w d
a m manure, but we know it 1' I My. w m m. ' I m
O'BRIEN TO _UOX MOONEY
For about to lo Held Here
March 22
Shanna O'Brien, the hard-hitting
Yonkers lightweight. has been match-
ed to meet Joe Mooney before the'preliminary scrapper in the semi-iinaljfew, days anr lira. Hill and dn'uh-
South End A. 0.. in Stamford, on an event.
day. larch 22. The match ought to . . g
produce 10 rounds et good milling, if The weekly assembly ' of the Nor-g
the lndsl et themselves out.
O'Brien has been lighting for a nrirrr-l day morning. The ilrst numbers were
her of years. Before the now tot-gotten sense by the class. The singing well
Yankee Boy, A! Ketcbell of Bridaeport.|led by Ir. Perry. accompanied on the:
won to. Connecticut lightweight chem piano by Miss one" Beach. The!
pionshlp. Shanna made a bid for fame songs we": "Song 6! the marchers."
by decisively beating Young 8am “The Star Spangled Banner." “The non-r soot-a
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED I
rnation when instead of th s ' ' .
um" ”I. I!“ n o! p” ma .1 ltioa 0' a r0 0! an and it had 6, rican 01:33:“3“! Later he met most of the clas
condition m u. protecting you“, 'their "“810! irom DIM ‘0 5110M '0 from omcea and homes and stores pre '
workers. We know also that woman 1‘" facing 3"" PM” °‘ proteo- “"9“ WOW“: I!!!”
an 5.1.. substituted for flu in m (tion. housing and adjustments about ed the mg, we. offered. No DI'O' ard before and afterthe later annexed
{which there is not yet any common vision had been made for rest rooms the ushtwelsm tllte.
s such wanton? Mooney has also met a number or
they need- district.
M
Marsellalse." The subject 0! the
morning was "Think." The speaiwn.
were as iollowa: “Mabel Miller, Thor-v
as Silk. The last number was a. \‘in
lin solo by Morris Goodwin. accompan-
ied on the pianoby Carroll liollistei.
to seven and onehalf pound boy
was born to Mr. and 'Mrs. A’blahailt
Mass, of Washington street. Mother
sy lightweights in the Metropolitan
He bailed with Bonny been
the leaders of his division, such as:
Johnny Dundee. Eddie Wallace, Willie
Jackson. He is training at Gnrpps:
gymnasium ll ”9" “'3' “MW!” 1" and son are doing well. Mrs. Mass
now claims Slamlord as his place ol‘wu formerly Mi“ Gertrude Tavlln, 0-;
residence. O'Brien is at South Nor-lam, mm
walk preparing for the bout. Both! __
have agreed to make l3i pounds at 3i The E. J. Hill residence on We“
9- m. 0‘ ”10 day 01 the ”IN. 'avenue, which has been closed since
Harry Pei" W"! [1198‘ ”me good ‘ 18!! November, '1“ be reopened. in a
ltern will return from New York to
'.occupy it. Mrs. Hill has been in ill
health all wintu, but isiln'ilrm'm.
m" '
_~ firm-firmer”...
G , wil not. Wave.
lav-a In I la 0 days.
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or FM”.
walk High School was held Wednet'
longford of hit. Vernon in a gradaeCampbells Are Coming." and "Tilt-" .me‘
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We Are Ready With Ilse Season’s
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Most Attractive Spring Styles
This model represents fairly Well the stylish tailored effects
mpredominant in the new Spring garments—Our store istull oi
”comparatively att ac ive tyles. We invrte you to inspect them.
Remethber ou credl s; :tem makes election now both easy and
New ring '_
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