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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 12, 1918 · page 11

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withalibsrty bulbs-d the words

“Third Liberty lass" m whue.
Sixteen million oi these buttons are

’belng delivered and will be

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made.

WIWWM

uses Willows, in
mind as the longest-
lastlne contection you

can buy.

Send ll to

the boys at the front.

‘1 WarTime economy
in Sweetmeatsfi

a 5-hour reckon oi WRIGLEV’S
'wlil mm several dm’ enlov-
meptzi‘. '_s '-‘ investment‘ in benefit
honor! as pleasure. tor it helps
teeth. breath. smtlte. disestlon.

Chew it fitter Every Meal

The Flavor Lasts!

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' AMERICA -
Columbus discovered it.
Washington freed it.

Lincoln preserved it.
What are you doing to defend

Weareinthiswartowin.‘

I! you can’tgo
“ onion and WW

Liberty

~Melodies ofOldenT‘imemthel

‘ your memory.

I lento-one chance you'll be able to lad!

 

‘ heard it: a song at your college days; ,

: eminent. you will have done something
' the patriotism of which may be very
‘, will require labor and material which
' your money may also use it to pur-
g labor which should be devoted to war

' purposes And the person to whom he

' the government instead or spending

transportation tacillties, and in addiv
' tion you supply your government with

of the tallest and shortest Elks of suv

Whistled Tunes of Your
Youth. Are lien—1.0m
Bound Together—liberal
Oder Printed in This.

 

 
 
 

if there's an old song that lingers in‘
for which you havel
searched,your brain to recall, it's a.

it in "The Book or a Thousand Songs."§
ll there's a rollicking' tune which’
you used to whistle when you were 17
boy. or sing to the accompaniment oi!
the old melodian. you will likely find it
in "The Book of a Thousand Soon"
it therr' a a bit from a favorite opera,
which you enjoy; a patriotic song.
whirl: stirred your soul when you llrst

an t'tl hymn which mother used to
“"7 an of tho-5e you probably will
irrl'liVPI' again in “The Book 01 a"
Thousand Songs."

These songs oi memory havv been‘
grouped with the nongs oi today in a.
volume which I 'lis paper will dittrt'bute

ugh an exceedingly liberal otter.
e in an advertisement printed on
another page of this paper l

Once you have taken the book int
hand, and lealed through its 535
pages, you will he assured of “:5
wr '1h Betore you .hale seen it, a.
trio! description may help you form llll
idea of how it looks and what it o'on '
thing i

The book is 7% by It) inches in site t
it is hound in durable English cloth“ '
The page: and type are large enoughl
tor the pianist. and handy enough for
the vocalist

Two indust- provide easy ”urchin.
lor the songs One classihnl the l .000
:40an alphabetically. The other chiral.
lir.~~ them according to subjects. That»
are it” home songs. lit sacred songs,
75 southern “113.1, 9 rounds. 220i twnti-
nmntai mugs. 99 hymns. 123 children
songs. 55 patriotic songs, S2 oporatlcl
songs. 77 colic-go songs, 30 see songs
and 83 national songs
~ The coupon printed in another col
umn or this [Taper explains how this
hook is lie-lg distributed to readers.
ilu’illl-e it to say here that the cost is
less than one io-nth of 1 cent for each
song.

LEND 4— NOT SPEND -
YOUR MONEY.

It you lend your money to the gov-
ernment. you may be quite sure that it
is going to he used tor some national
purpose—to prosecute the war success-
tully, to care tor. dub. ar- aad sup-
plvoursoldiersinli'rauceJobeuaed
by our Navy in ridding the seas oi the
murderous U boats. .

But it you spend your money even
with the belie! that by putting it into
the channels of trade others into whose
hands it comes will lend it to the gov-

 

questionable.

F‘lrst, you have withdrawn from the
supply or material of the nation some-
thing to replacewhlch in the market

should be devoted to war purposes.
Second, the person to whom you pay

chase things requiring material and

pays it may nepeat the operation.
But when you lend your money to

lhyouwillatoneelessenthedrainto
acertaineatentonoureoun‘try'sro
sources, its material, its labor,sndtts

money to he used in winning the war.

Every purchase of a Liberty Loan
Bond is an itl'dlvidual act toward
bringing victory to America and her al-
lies.

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Bldgoport's Elk lodge now boasts
lodge in the world. Captain George
lull-fledged Elk Thursday night. lie is

something over seven led. all inches.
in height, while his midget partudr tr-

 

 
 
 

uest Rommell. who doesn't reach the
tour-loot mark on the tape, was inl-
tlated into the same lodge several

years I”. .

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is. her flth year, says: "I thought
Old the hut “lotus. but
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OSTON STORE
“PROFITLl-ISS” DAY TOMORROW

Profits ThroWn lo the Winds, Save When and
Where You can, Buy Here Tomorrow

— The Benefit is all Yours.—

 
 

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Hemmed Crochet
Counterpanes

Large lllt’. heavyweight Marseilles
patterns. ltwcular $3.00.

Special ...... .. 82.49
Hemmer! Table Cloths

Mercerised Finish. excellent dc-
signa Valui- “.25. Special the.

Special ...... .. ...... 98c
Returned Table Napkins

Regular size. mercerizl-d ilnish,
neat pattern», Value $2.00.

Special ..... . 8L§0 dorscn
Bleached Turkish Towels

Good. rturrly absorbent quality.
hemmed ends. \‘alue 22c. *

 

 

 

Special ......... 15¢ each .

 

. . -_‘
White Dress Volles
40-inch" wide. excellent quality.
worth 39¢ per yard.

Special ......... 19¢ each
Cotton Dress Voiles

An elegant llno or the newest ”i'
terns. They come trcm one of the
beat mill:- in all America. and pro.
tel-lit a murh wider variety and by
tar the rholcm-t coiorlngn and com-
l:inations than we have ever shown.

39c and 49c yard

Striped Silk and Cotton
Waisti slstinss and Shirtinn
Splendid assoltmt-nl of stripes in
all the mentor combinations.
fine quality and mercerised ilniah.
Value 75c yard.

 

 

; Tomorrow ...... 49c yard

'Mercerlzed’ Foulards

ent display or this lash.
» lonahle fabric. entirer new de-
lsigns and excellent quality, 84 in«
then wide. Worth The.

 

Tomorrow .......... 49c
82.50 Warranted Black
ChihonTal’eta Silk

Limited quantity. 6 yards to a cus-
tomer.
Tomorrow. prohilean day.

81.67 Yard

Dremlengtlls
mmvmflfi”

Discontinued styles. worth 39c.

Camden-Mats ,

Size 18324,“ wearingandessily
cleaned. ‘
return

Size 27364. basket weave, good col.
oringa, suitable for any room in the
house; value $2.50.

Coeth'ihreMats '

Sine its“, heavy brush; value $1.50

.3135
CurtainMsrouisette

Yard wide, with tnucy
unite and Arab: value

 

 

 

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TahIeOilCloth ll
45 inches wide. plain white

taaey patterns: heat duality.
Value 35!.

Ssecial.........27eyy ‘

Mummrusllsno sire. ltallowutowalkoathstreadbeeauso ltischesp. sndths ail-sis sendstuatlons ot lat-its
. millatthsrateottwomilesperhour.
m u””muumm-Im"tillalslleratoulml«unusual-orni-
wonder when ”Mwughumtehorsepow
valance-taunted mum““m'
tom-Um “the” Wmdssilsl
bub-slum null-encla- “tin
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Smart New Dresses

0! Uncommon Beauty and Design Large Assortment of Styles.

$12.95 $14.50 $18.95 $25

' Dresses in II great vurietv oi' prettp styles, moat of which
lmvr lm-Il copied from leading designers models

l'oll Ina} select from line all non] surge poplin \lool jer-
no) :4, lim- tafl’eias, Georgette crcpcs and silk and serge combina-
tions. ill llll lllt‘ Wlilllt‘il colors and sizes.

Women’s and Misses’ Suits

Dcut values—and smartcsi stl'lvs—«n variety of models and

 

lullrilu alive with the best ideas of tile (llil, llntl ill overt color

for “Mr ll tlwrc Ill ll tlcmsllll.

$14.50 $19.50 $25 $35
Buy Coats Now

'WIALTH 0P EXQUISITE STYLES”

Tlltmc Women who want gurtllcnts of beauty, garments of
[it'l’ft'i'l workmanship. garments of high-grade materials, will
find thlltlt'l‘llll opportunities to scour» just the tiling they ‘ni'i‘il
at remarkably low prices” ('omc tomorrow. Wonderful.

~ $14.50 to. 330
Women" s Blouses

A remarkable collection writes and scores of the must hellu-
tiilll and fashionable sit lest; till the most desirable materials and

98c to $7.50
Children’s Trimmm llals

lists in the sen' :I's newost models, an excellent assort-
ment of styles sm'. colors. Sizes 2 to 10.

 

 

 

Price 81.25 to $3.50. .
CHILDREN’S UNTRIMMED HATS . 81.00 to $1.98
WOMEN'S TRTMMED swings '
WOMEN’S I'NTRIMMEDHA HATS
Reaular$250and83m Special $1.98

 
 

A Break in the Wool Market

pown co In more
1.500 YARDgalE‘Dg‘oAOfiJSmESS GOODS, .’

lengths {ctr skirts and dresses.

Special Sale 01

ALUMINUM WARE

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Children’s
Bloomer Dresses

Made at line quality gingham in ,
pretty check, plaids and stripes. . g
Blue 2 to 6 years.

Special ............ 31.75. i
Vanity Fair Pettibocker'

Made of heavy Jersey silk. it isl'
something distinctly new—lthas
the combined advantages of both
knicker and u pctticost. A splen-
did choloe 0! colors. -

$5.98 ‘and $6.98
Bath Robes

For men and women. Made at
Jersey cloth. full cut, beautiful col-
orings. with girdle and tunnels.

$3.95 and $4.95

Women’s House Dressed

in plain color Chamhray and Glut '
hams in a variety oi stripes checks
and plaids well made and perieot.
illtlnx, all sizes.

$1.59 to $2.98

Ksyser Silk Gloves
2 clasps. double linger tips.

Special ......... 75c pair

Linen Finish

Writing Paper

Box of 24 envelopes and 2t sheets.
Value l9c.

Sale..... ....... 15chox

Palmolive Soap
10c cake

Corylopsis Talcum Powder
12c box

Women’s Hand Bags

and strap hack. envelope style in
crepe, seal. patent leather. etc. A
splendid assortment of all the now-

est monies.

Spea'si at ...... 3150 ‘
Womens’ Fibre Silk Rose'-
Lisle tops. heels and soles, bind;
white and colors.

Special .. 65c pair
Women’s Gauze Vests

bow neck and sleeveless, worth 36c.

Sale ............ .... 29c
Jspsnned Bread Boxes -

Small size, regular price 81.00.
Sale ......................... 158
Medium size, regular price 3]. 29

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lG Enamel
gougehlellgilers
2 quart size. Value 81.00. .

Sale...... ...... ...79c

Parlor Brooms

No 6. Good quality corn, heavy
polished hardwood handles.

Special........

 

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Berlanettles 'lzolree Peroolators Wood Clothes Lille Prom
Ills with cover 2 also with glass top. With patent Line Holders, ‘ .
59' V 81.50. Regularzsc
Sale.............81.15 Sale .....,...... $1.19 Speaal.........l9ceach
Double Boilers. lapped‘ saucepan.1 Large Size Ash Sifters
11-! “Value“!!! 4 sins, .15. Villefic- , '
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