successful and Interesting.
cosmos was byld .‘goster-
Weak gt mint '_ ate in:
step and obmprised _
all’ the New mgland states. The
achusetts delegation was the
. .1“ end numbered ofer thirty wom-
Eight wombat, came from Maine.
"tier of this egation being Mrs
t Treat Whitehouse of Portland!
Whitehouse came all the way by
oblle. bringing with her part of
elegotton. The party arrived in
lord Tuesday evening. after hav-
made several stops on the way lnI
. Hachusetts and New Hampshire for
n~alr suffrage meetings.
e conference was held at the Hart-
? I'club, and the morning session was
who with an address from Mrs. W.
Abeough, chairman of the Connecti-
" 1.1111111111111111 ol‘the National Woisn's
. _I Mrs. Ascough‘ had. been cam-
] 1111111 in the west and only arrived
m Monday evening, having return-
expressly to be present at the con-
“oo’. Reports of the political situa-
n’ ea‘ch'ot‘ the states followed—s
reports having reference chiefly to
--on crime senators from each
11111119 tederai suil‘rage amend-
A‘short talk on sum-ago pub
brought the morning session to a
A lunch then followed at which
{11.0. Havemeyer 01 Greenwich
" sstmistress‘, and the‘ speaekt's i11-
‘ 111151 Lucy Burns of New Yon-1,
{11101111111 N. Hepburn and Mr. M.
1
'le afternoon seslson was chiefly
-1 to a consideration of the politi-
,1 11111111111...» it opened with an ad-
‘- s from Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles,
[liter of the late Thomas F. Bay.
11111111 at state in President
Kland‘s cabinet. who has been 8111.1
‘ .I' ed in munitions making in the
hiehem Steel works. Mrs. Hillell'
eel. was Woman‘s War Work and
need of the voté: Miss Al ce Paul,
er and 10111111 jot the laticnalt
. ”30.18.1153 Party followed with a de-
. gniiption or the present position in the
a" gentile and with suggestions and hints
.. , 1 or the women oi. New England on the
' ‘ Vblect of winning even their senators.
e pointed out that in the country
generally the Republican party is glv- I
Iing hearty suppoxl to the amendment,
while the chief oppositon is from the
”premocrats. The New England sens.-
tOrs ought to be made to feel that they
are out of harmony with their own par-
.1551” as well 1111 will the progressive acn-
‘1 timcnt of the nation.
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inlIl.
91:15.11 suasmI'urEs ,
, 1 room: Manges av
mamas“ ago“
0111011 Mica-II— Food Analyses in Re.
pbrtI' on l-‘ood and Drugs
2“ Connecticut Agricultural Sta-
tion 31 New Haven has just_ issued
its m1 on £004 and drugs. The
patient and
'vestigation which is thottunction‘of
the station is not accusation». it has
no “rallies” and “drives" and mass
imeetings. But a glance at the con
tents of this report shows how wide
a field a study is coveted and how
1aluable the results to whose con-
certed with food problems.
' Fbr- 1111111111». sixty-two brands of
cs'nned beans have been tested with
freference to the proportion of beans
the actual amount of
their chemical
'to 111111111.
solids in the can,
committee, and the amount of ‘1111
from the can which has been taken
up by its contents.
1A valuable article on bread con:
tains anaylsts of market bread. a
discussion of the 1exed matter of
weight of loaf both when just baked
and before consumption and the
variations. in weight which are per-
missible or non-permissible. ()1
special. interest in the study of “1121181
food," which has proved 1110 1. con-
clusively that the use of a "yét‘ast
food" makes for considerable econ-
omy in yeast and 11150 in flour,‘ which
is at present of special importance,
11111111111111 food" is added to the
yeast, the bread is raised with less
destruction of the stai‘tch oi‘ the
A number of the new beer subs-1t-
tutes have been tested for alcohol
and found to contain less than one
half per cent. They justifyiliq
verdict of the experienced drinker
“They look like beer and they taste
like beer. but. when they get in your
stomach seems like they had no
authority.
The cold air blast to1 drying vegc
tables was tiled with poor results One.
Atrouble is that in moist weather which
often prevails during the time of dry
ing. the cold itir blast is absolutely in.
tile. I
A large number of tlift'rrnt kinds of
medicinal tablets used by physicians
have been assayed. and certain brands
were found detective. ‘
Quite 11 number of toilet prepara-
tions 1111111 11111111 to contain Wood ul-
cohnl and were tcportt'd to the. Dairy
and Food Commissioner lot pxowt 11
tion. '
Much other
051 11nd illllllitlilllr' value will be. found
in this rcport. which will be sent to
those in the state who risk for it.
”Advertise in the Sdntinci.
matter of atom ll’llPl"
llcln 1.I1'_;r:.<'.1(111.
lo: 11., (:11; re Lot 3 spir
liculth. Deficit: c :..‘t' 1:;1
($135333 I‘Iquj"? ll . l”;:
pllcstions (lllC t:~ lv
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long and reusing: .1 ‘
and fur (lttteicn? is the
liclpcti by the 1"“ t'“:
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tonight.
fail better, 111;: 3'1111 will
1 ‘cxlon will lie li‘eerfrom
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‘Dir'rt rm ofsyedzl 1.1-.
(Tami digestion pt‘rs'crvrs good
11111111553, luugum.
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Else omii’égllii"
BL ccltam s Pills
‘1 on 1'. '1}! heel
Che e‘iful ".i" rcr constzprl Eon IIIaml liilI lOUSHL’Sn have
been relieved — after 3:1211'1 stem has lucn cleared
of l‘OlSCfiOlel a::1113111l.‘.tious.
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'4 27111 1mm: Sale .1; Any 111111111111. 1.111.. 11
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ottllc organs (“It -lf cstion
headache,
its, as111-1..:1‘.(‘tltcrcmn- .
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all 1ln1s dat‘ i: .111! Eton. 11y
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condition at" the woman
and most {111111113 of all
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loo will not only
look batten-311m com-I
hitcklicatis, pimples and
1511‘ill l1: ll’it‘lm‘ll’it‘cl with-
sscur: 1'?ch [unifying and .‘ _'
ccliam's Pills-tlt2 boon . I
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thorough workibt' in 3'.
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JUST WHAT THEHRE
American Woman Tells le oi
Her Canteen—The. Gayest.
Brightest-Little 8001111
One Ever 821111..
NEVER SO PROUD OF 7
ANYTHING IN ALL HEB‘LIFE
”...
Just what a Red Cross canteen is.
how it is outfitted. and file hundied
pioblcms the American women hair“
‘to meet in feeding the Frenc'li,’ Eng-‘I
iish 11nd American soldiers 1'9 welt
show 11 in this letter from 1111 American
lied Close \\'(1x‘lt€.'l’i~ - .
We lime really a wonderful mince.
It 11111! given to us so rough 11nd [1...1111
11nd ugly. I bud :1 coat off'plustcr put
1111311111 wuils, paiutcd a bright blue
wuiuscot three feet high, with a’ stem
oil of flowers of red, 11 lie and blue
above, white walls uud liu IdoorsI
tutd windows outlined with its .. Ireent
and stencils ct, bright cow's between
the windows of trum
the live doors delicious: Iggmung
by Miss Kirkpatrick undo)! Eeckctt
of soldiers and cuntecners'ln the most
clever and attractive way.
Brightest Little flow»
At the end of the room we have two
girls, one American and one Frcntlt,
holding French 11nd American flags;
We have red and white oiicloth on the
tables. red gloss (urufos and rod turv
key window curtains. not! always flow
crs on the counters. It do the gayest;
brightest little room 1-1111ch sow.
Ilou men it only holds uhout 120 melt
scaled at the tables and it is to he
used its 11 rt'crcntlon romimmul‘. cyan
movies. (lur hiu room into how ’11
huge kitchen uud'scais «for 1.0th men
or o1'or.'1111d \1‘ill'opcn riifllt on to the
pluti'orm. It is to be decorated by 1111
artist from the Bonn: Art. as Misti
lukctt has gone 111111 Miss Kirkpat-
llt it is too busy.
it will i‘t'ully be u splendid big plucc
and we 11111 work .lnrcdiufol‘t insteutl
of being put in straits us we are now
in to feed so many inch 111111 only six
1:115 hunters in 11 11mm». We mnko
the (.‘oll‘cc. soup. count. 1.11111 rngout or
sometimes ri‘xulur léish stew on our
111 nus 11111- ~
«Mme .
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. Bodkin-1..
1‘" Douche Pans.
Pitdiere ~. ...
Urlmls
_.
. 3 1 .. 1 . v-3. 5" _.
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31.,‘1 I
stoves and the roasts 1111s cooked for
us gratuitously at. the 11111111111111.
,food except coitee merit, co'c'tio nml'
sushi is rhonp do“ 11 here. .lt is the.
garden district of 11‘ 111ncc. All the men .
uro so pleased 11nd grateful and we
get such post cards and thanks. We '
lune stow ed ripples, stéwed date: until
ilirs tot dcsm-ts and i tell 1011 it keeps
us hopping to- keep things going.
Sometimes we run out of mcut null-1
then we try eggs for them 11nd thov
love them. Lille dormitories are 11011-
dt'rl‘ui. l heir-r 1111s so proud of any-
tltiug berm-.11 'Tuo llundtcd cumns
slt‘ctcltct's for lu'ds.‘ We: never used
them before, but we can keep lltch'
clean and put them outside it there
is nuy vermin.
l
. ' 1
Model of Cleanliness , l
We. bore: 11 splendid 11111111111111; plunt
11nd 1111 inciucrutor. 111111 the place is 11I
model of clouuliut'ss.A1l the 111c11,I
have good iclt slippers for them, two 0;
11 oolcn blankets for each bed. two big.
stoves and 1111 ‘orde'rly 11111-111111.
them for their 111111111 good Shower.
baths and 11 ash rooms and' tilt'dgcthcr, I’
when the lug room‘t'lb- ilulehcd,‘ 'it’ wltll
be 11 model of or orythibg it should be,
pnrtioulmiv us our la'st touch isa bur-
bcr.l'..1st vcnr the men 1111;111:111 the
mud. We have adopted thc3A11bcrgci
subots 11s the only sensibiefiobtweoril
. us the roads and our lloorsf
wet.
w TflfllllllllillllKEEP
' GAS MASKS 0N
1111111 people say: “Why doesn‘t tth
government do the work of the? Red
Cross?" There is no better reply to
this question thun to cite some of the.
nothitlcls of the American Red Cross.-
Lust August the American Red (hose
lssucd‘a‘n order for on automobile to
be given to 11 French hosplinl for chil-
drop of Toul, hour Nancy. A lot oi
chintzes for the bedrooms \vcrejscnt
down to brighten them up. alot oftoys
for the chlldrcu~Freuch children
"brought in £10111 the war zone, too
young to keep on their gas masks. To
day too Ilcd Ctoss uutontobilcs tire
hauling to Red Cross hospitals in
France F1ct1ch children whose parents”
hold in slavery in Gcriuauv. are 110th
l
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1'.
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1
the lt‘r-nnco Swiss border.
Fancy out go1"c1nmcut doing that for
F1 cnch cltmlrcn. Yet it must be done
it the French motule behind the lines
Ll8‘ to be kept 11p."1‘heso 1115-1111 of the
American lied Cross are just its much
I I .a part or our military policy in France
" and truly as though they weres'dono on.
lake om their 11 ct 11nd dirty boots. “cg.
-. 11 .
1 1
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1
5"! [Back Rests. . . .
121166;: and on}; 11111111111. . ..
Solution Basins
noun-oo-uut-opo-uooflllgt°$‘-35 I?
sit s Elastic Hosiery
”I " lint lustre and wonderful strength.
.11».
Silk Elastic Hosiery
Garter Three-Quarter Hose... . .. ........ . ....... 3400 Each
Knee Caps...‘ ...... $3.00 “
Leggings ...5350 “
Anklets ..... ...3300 “
Linen Elastic Hosiery
Garter Three-Quarter Hose ........... . .......... $2.75 Each
Knee Caps ...... .......;...‘ ................. $2.25 “
Leggings... .. . ....... ..... . ...... . ....... $225 “
Anklets. ...... .. ...5225 "
SiCK R3000 NEEDS
In'every Liggert store there
It ambushed a “Hospital
Department,” where you will
find assembled rubber goods,
. .. sick roomx needs, 11
. supplies andfiret aids for so.
. Cidents. All the more com—
mon things usually» to be
found‘in the ordinary drug
variety, as well as many ar-
ticles sold exclusively in
Liggett’s.
$275
Hot WaterBottles................. .79up I'I
. A11 Pillows ..szaoup 1"
Atomizcrs ....... .40cto$200 III
Th motors”... .25cto55.25 '
, Ice .. .. ..... .. ... ..39ctosz.5o ;-
Absorbent Cotton (lbs) ....... 50c to 75c ’
Maternity Outfits ...... . :...I.§4.00to$8.:0
Invalid Feeding Cups. .. . ‘1
Thermos Bottles (pint) $1.75I;QI11IaI1'ItI$2.I75 u); I ”I
. 3115311164713
Enamelware
....\'-u-.-.....‘1.853nd$2-00
..Siso
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unc-o-uo-ssco- ......
l; Irrigators (stainless) .75cro$i .20 ll
. Pails..._.....................$1..75to$200 It
PusBosuis.....................35c.t075c ’5
901'. toSl.50
,35cto.85c
111111111. Hosiery is confl: more and
more into use for the successful trest-
msnt of varicose veins, weak ankles,
backacbes, lame joints and weak knees.
To most people all elastic goods look
alike, but there is a vast difference 1n the
quality.
In our silk elastic hosiery only the best
quality is used—s long-fibred silk oi bril-
Our linen goods are made of the belt
linen thread.‘
Inferior grades are constructed of
loosely twisted silk or linen, which look
as well as Lluctt's. but do not give .
the service.
The Elastic Hosiery carried by our
stores islmittcd on hand frames. which
give a smooth uniform texture. entirely
lacking in machine made goods.
The attendants in charge of our Rub-
ber Goods Departments are glad to lend '
their experience and give advice in the
selection and fitting. .
1‘
‘ 1
'nothing to rust.
...——
“HA”; ..1'...' ..L .
’l'lié‘t Manly Bearing
no more discomfort than an article of clothing. ‘A
great comfort to those troubled with Obesity;-
1. umbago, Ruptures, Constipation,\Floarlng Kid:-
"ncy, Spinal Deformnies, Round Shoulders, 11111-
after surgical operations.
women it supports the relaxed muscles as few
‘- other belts can. It' is light' in weight and may be
washed easily and often, as there is
The price is.
wt 0 a ,_
“De Luxe”
health Bell
“The Better
Abdominal Support”
The “DE LUXE”
HEALTH B E L T im-
3 proves one 5 physical ap-
' pearance, and' is wornwith“
:ii:
For stout men and
”$3. 50
*“fi—‘MJ
WAR lND’U‘S'l'iRiE-gI BIOARIl'IJ WORK. KMERIGIANI DO'CTORBIII
WASHINGTON, bitty Kai «Under 1111» n
helm: Guild)?“ 0‘0"." (“1" “l Evian. 0“ executive order announced Wednesday
\night, President Wilson 111111111111 creatr ' ‘
ed the war industries? btinrtl' as a sell“
arate administrative agency to act 1111 191111 111131-1111. filed in Berlin Tuesday
him and under his direction, with ali'ln giving an account of the lighting
the duties and 'powers informally obit} 110113.111 Chemin des Dames briefly
{erred by the president last Mil-chill 11 11111111111111 that- among the prisoners - ‘
chairman/taken (tom “the 1311ch Were a number! _
latter to Bernard M. fbaruch,
of the board.
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store are carried in greater‘ ‘
KMOING‘ PRISGNERS
AMSTERDAM. 11113111. ~11 Wolff bu-
rsmsyqssr 31. 11118.
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Separate Skirts for Occasions
1
For-Sports Wear
In a skirt intended for hard wear nothing
equals corduroy. An attractive showing of wide
Male corduroy
skirts in desirable models, patch
pockets, belts and large buttons, in navy, tadpc’,
brown, whlte and the new Sammy color.
'All Wool
$5.95
For General Wear
Fancy Plaids and Shepherd’s
Chocks, 1111 with pockets, some with yokes ob
tacbed to belts.
~1—
$5.00
{ One dozen 'All Wool Cashmere Skirts of fine
’(juality, plaids and stripes
lit $10. 50
,r.
Special at $6. 95
Those cannot be duplicated.
Regularly Sold
..."
t1"
Tub Skirts
'An assortment of tailored models,“ IgabaIr-
'dincs, piques,
repps, and merceiized poplins.
Patch pockets, belts and buttons are prominent
.$l.95I to “”50
Such Bathing Suits
featurcs. .
1191““.
Lat-
to
Second tioor/
with accessories /
1111111111 in Surf Satin 1111111
in latest fashion with pockets:
collars, cufis and belts piped
with white and trimmed with
white buttons, one will have 110‘
hesitancy in walking the beach
from bathhouse to the cool and
friendly ripples.
Prices for Suits of Surf Satin
$3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 ‘
The “California.” Two-piece
Suits, of {111 wool knitted J cr-
501‘ with bloomers attached,
in attractive combinations of
colorr‘. A model that will be in high favor.
$7.50, $8.50, $9.50 and $10.50
Sizes from 36 to 50.
All Wool Tunic Suits,
Swimming Tights, sizes 36 to 50,
I Bathing Caps, Tams and Hats, 11 large show-
ing of new designs.
Bags for Bathing Suits, Rubber Garters,
IBelts, Ties, etc,
29 to 50 cts.
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