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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 19, 1918 · page 2

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:23 W we put forth for the purpose
MmiovAurY and anuAnltll'Y. ;

If the haver' is set solely on ehespness in prices——
irrespectiveiol duality—then we step out “the ‘rlnx.

Merchandise must have intelrity. so must the
t when he socckofimdfllidfim the mile.

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“nonnative; of
;Hm ”gunmen from fruit,

to sleight“ the book

om” , matie99 l " 99m

lath-It,

user, ill, tom? 9 otil Lun-
"nieimoor and a demon ors

Every music layer appreciates the,
tact that there is a. mi demoed ior
:ltost e operatic. menu in erasable
have There it tulip“ {or them on
every piano The! are presented in
«The Book at a Thousand Songs in a
iready likable style.
, Turn to the come; prmted in an
other.column or M Duper hm de-
toils oi the whorlhflstr‘ ionplan
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Sleeveless Junkets
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, Hatters' Head canton, With lelllv
tor GM will
mummy Ap L7~Prooideni pit
‘ chael ii‘. Greene oi the United Hutton
or North America, came to this ml
and held a lengthy. implorence, with
,Conclllator Kline: fiMnflflt. oi
q the United Mammal of la
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Pointwithgpride arroyourf
Spring
Suits and Coats

Suits - S15 to S35
Top Coats S15 to S30

SMART 1 '1

situation with thufinncllistor and
‘exploinod to him the ,pooitlon. which
the ,local association dock in the
,trouble which caused the three but
iii-ma to operate-“opdll" chops

l Yesterday plierniion Conciliator
Greenawalt wad conferfllis with rep-
resentatlvea oi the Mat 00., John
'w. Green 1 Sons and fl, Sloucblan &
(70.. to obtain their ciao (it the matter.
,The conciliator expedls' to ascertain
whether or not he militia” over thei
diliorenco between tho mulscturers
;aad their lorniriompioyea and settle
, the existing dihlftlliy satisluctortly
both. i 1 . ‘ ‘

“Our business is to moth out the,
wrinkles in these labor disputes and
restore harmony." said Mr. Green-
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indicated that he would also keepi
confidential what he learns of the
dispute from the manufacturers, nn

ACCOUNT
“I'll,” . IIIIIIllllfillllllllllflfllflfllllfl lilhehaahadtimetostudythe dil-
latent. phases 0! the situation, with

 

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‘ WILSON LISTED A8 A
‘ STEEL STOCK OWNER:

of adjustment.

 

‘ a 1 . .. , 1)’ .
vii :‘mwmicur, owes 5,071

VOTING FRANCHISE ,9 .
__ mytouanouaxs

FOR GERMANY 9 _
tary enlistment in the. United, 1 NEW YORK, April 11. .wWoodro‘vl " ' AT COUNTY COURT H0U899E
sum regular army from April 1, 1917 ”STERN“ Am“ ’3 ‘C°"°”' iWilson appeared on memoirs of the =
to Anni 15 1913 total 5,071 to con ”name °t The “mm“ Pm”) 'uniten smelt Steel Corporation. or' _,

. A dis-class voung' franchise is propos- | hillDGEPORJ‘. April 16 Mrs.1 Mar
.aloeticut. according to figures made ed for Germany in the new Prussian filed for inspection at the mortal meet- that Sc'flbn", gtpnogrnpher who has
public by the 9w,“ Department .e malaise B.“ his amended hy the- lng of stockholders in Hohok‘en Mon- been in the oillce ol the naturalization

5.9.31 .1,?Wushiux_ton. The total eallstmenta for fluvial-fiat,- 999 999 99999999 999999 99999999 day, as the holder or 47 shares at the clerk at the ‘copnty 00“,, house {01.11199

1:") ‘-"u’e~53m’"rbd mrmhom the United and pay voter may hate additional
States amount to.107,486. The figures votes under live special qualifications. 109 3"- the ‘7 shares were "0““ 9new1dnties as stenograplier in the -o{-'
5%» cdiscloped that recruits are. coming in use combined vIith number of chih‘ $5.168 25 ' . .
9+9 . Jester than they, did when war was filtiogrzfi: 9999:2109”? 2.1:":th J. P Morgan '& Co. appeared 38 the morning 3'9“, place in the norm-311m,
4“ -‘ Mt deolaned. lion oye ' n e no! .holder oi‘ .only 10 shares oi the pre- lion clerks We 1, taken by m” Dor
V 1’ 1 Under the first nuaiiilcations. every lerred "m“ A Farrell, president 0' othy‘n. Righter. daughter of Oliver 6.

p.51 :,r=‘t.' VOLUNTEERS IN THE WAR9

 

 

 

 

" CANADA'uus'r KEEP RAN.“ FULL has had not less than three legitimate
? ' the closing of the hooks ion. the annual appointed by Clerk Fred W. Tracy.
~ 93‘TnAWA. Ont" April 18.—-89égard- children. gets one additional vote. tmeeting, held 3952 shares 0‘ the we. The incrme in the number 0! cierhi

her htln vlsi 11 Item dltional vote to every elector who
1,, Irontflftp infigli “$119 29,350,990“ pays property tax Thirdly. an addi- Enhance committee. held 3,542 shares necessary by the enormous mounobf

Borden Premier. stated during a ‘se “ml "1°” i' We"
—9 i ‘ whose income tax exceeds the averagoj George w, peg-king, a director and mi courts are in sosolon and clerks
‘ cret session of thefflonsepf Commons amount oi income tax paid by the member M the finance committee was Tracy and “an53“ have found it

esterda A oillci v I eat in the same anon. 0 who,
1 V' n “I 'W o 1“ multiply. has an ixl'icome' erxceed-{do‘m for only one share of the com- necessary to work far into the- niithl

see was mad be t a

1 fifa‘tumt ”9:33“ "1:1; tag "so a year rounmy. an nddl men, but his moment-re w. Perkins to iinish upthe husineu tor the next
(lens 9 m“: 9999 ticusl vote secs to all employers of Jr.. was listed as the holder or. 400 day's work.

’ "I I“ M an power A! in n— "b" “d all independent "“1”". “J sharesoi common and 1,290 of the pro ‘
“in and ii ptlssihle increase. agrlcui- peasant farmers. Finally, an allot-t is nod.

an] production, Sir Robert paid, tion‘al vote is given to all electors who ,
hare reached me of the upper, om 1 . 1 1 , ..
ot a secondary school. 1- 1. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ISSUANCE DE PATENTS
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Wilson

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revoked the: authority given to Amerh
«tons to apply for patents in enemy

tries. -‘

EXPlcTO TO HEAR ,, 1
. FROM CYCLOP3 ‘
NORFOLK. Va..A April 18. —hlre. Bol-
em W liorley, wile o the commander
of the naval outlier Cyclops. denied to
ties that site had recalled any ~urd
lrom her husbontl, and said that her
utatosncnt of last night that the volt-1'
sol moshly would he heard flout
.wiihln twenty—tour hourti, was an 3i
preseioa oi- her peraonal opinion

rights to enemies and

, yoked. authority previouly vested in
tho secretary,oi. the treasury to issue
‘4 licenses to encodes to take out or. the
1 colony pope". piety-e or communi-

 

 

MANEMIMRifis IN "“19.
1 . , F030.

HARTFORD, April .1039“: '

 
 
 
 

 

Melit- or W oi trifle

 
 

[culty President Grad-o Vent over the .

$111111: glad to meet.

 

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, OPEN The conci tor damned it ndViaablc
5' ‘io treat 0 9ldcntlally the information 9
ACHARGE A CHARGE be secured lrom .llr Greene and he

,9'tha .idea ‘1)!" drawing up some plan :1

preferred stock. At the closing price. ”"9 several 9”", “a", open lief,

lite oi the Superior court clerk this ~ ’

voter who is over 50 years old and the Steel Corporation, at the time oi Righter, 1259 Noble avenue. who was 1

11365.0(, sacrifices. Canada must keep The second qualifications givos an" no vierred 3.1!. 0.979 chairman 0‘ the 999 9999. oillce 99' Clerk Tracy ““9 le 9 9

to every voter; of common and 4.829 preferred 03109. work in that oilice. Frequenfly sev- \

WASHINQTON, April 18. —President9
topped the issuance ol '

/ By executive code: the president re 9

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the 'end of the wank, w

l An important event in them-999 Dew :5.
meat, offering the besl Values yéi Show“,

this season. 5

-T$25100 and E‘SBSQQO
.19Sizes up to 52,9131: 9

This is a group..of-new and '
avery distinctive suits including

Men’s Wear Serge, Checks and
Stripes ‘ of desirable combinations.

«Tricotines, Galeinesand Sports
. Ava-1550'» -‘ ‘1': ..

Suits.

Hats at $7350

Graceful and becoming mod-
els in Still—TVA} novelty braid. This
is a particularly attractive com-
pany of hats which the woman

looking for something distinctive '

in style, yet moderate in. price,

 

. They. are sample hats, and
many are of very fine ounlity Milan.
pr Bangkok. ‘

Mignon-.9

"Foot form“ Shoes
‘ for little Poll:

Shoes of soft and pliable leath-
ers, ”specially designed for-1 httlp

feet, with a ight‘ fit at heel and-
perfect freedom at the toe. Rep

rasented are:

Black kid, calf and patent leathers. ,9

with clout. kid or whitertops. ’
Pearl color and coco brown horsehldti‘.
Tan Russia.

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Allwidths, Sines pp to 2.

$1.75 to $5.00 according to lizej. :

Sort black 5.14m kid, also calfskin, '
White Buckskin,
Wit/no Canvas.

All widths, sizes from 2 to 41/2
and 51/12 to 8

$1.60 to $8.60mccqrdihg to size. 9

Pearl color and coco brown horsehide.
Patent kid with white or black tops.
Genuine Buckskin,

'l'nn all! land dull call,

Play shoes with extra heavy soles.

Widths A to E, sizes 8% toll

and 111A; to'2.
32275109 SSOQflaccording to size;

Main floor.

Two Hundred Tailored was
flat Women

Especially gathered.miizdiapl§y3ed low,

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,1 'Among theseSuits areceriain
models especially designed for '
stout women. These evidence per.
feet tailoring and the lines which
are desired by large women; 1 . ;
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Storage of Furs

‘ Call Barnum 8200 and let the Read
House take care of your mot Coats and
Small Furs until next l You will
have no thought ‘of worryall summer and
when you want the Forsdluyxwdl be
returned in perfect eondttldw ‘

Attractivéll’urses

e 1,3,1

.Auillety not. reexamined saflian'
leathers; These are ld‘ envelope style
and very popular; made up with small
trench mirrors and inner pocket for

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money .or changeptopo lapel: handles.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

Papex, in letter or note size, some with
“gold edge, long envelopes or fancy nov-
,-= > city envelopes opening at the end.
Correspondence Cards' lll hluc, lavender, f
' 1 g';grccn and buff, 25 cts each

91¢ - Main floor.

' ‘A Beautiful Book

“The Little Flowers of St. Francis"
translated from the Italian and edited,
by the Right Reverend Henry Edwald,i
Cardinal Manning. Bound its gray and ’
blue, with illuminated pictures and an

extra art paper cover over the-regular , 19,
cox er. $2.50

A few“ copies only and it will not he '
possible to obtain more as it is a foreign ‘
edition. 1. 1, ,9-

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The road will

Commissioners Charles J Bennett on loose
the construction of 3 locations road,

eight miles loin. porn, the submarine; During the thunder shower W etlnes-,
.' base on the“

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firm will furnish sin-l atdtion on the New York, New; xiii“ 1y" "1'39 99999393999313, :9 999999;, 9.919.799
labor and umtorlois. but the work Maven and linger-d road. near Del-try!”o tom no humiui art-u. m a...

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