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an" Milkweed Cm 45¢ ioansmoofizei H .300
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31%?” lGlovine ......... '00s Mistnyons Witch ’Huel .IDc
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Mennen’s Shaving Cream 33c Raina Soap ............
Pompeian Massage Cronin w°°de8 Facial Soap 300,; '
39c, 591‘, 79c ife Buoy 80a-.:...41fomc‘-‘2$
Sozodont ......... 250 “m 5 Tar 089. - -. . .216
Boris: Tooth Powd .23c J & J Toilet and Baby
Pyrod» “3 Liquid 35¢ Rowder ........... .. “15¢
Sheffield' 5 Tooth Pa .451: Meme s‘Talcum ..... . .18c
' Euthymol Tooth Paste .23c Babcock s Corylopsis
Kalpbcno Tooth Paste ..251: PQWdt-‘r -------- . ..1... 18¢
Kolynos Tooth Paste” ..23c . Carmen Face Powder” “46c
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, Rhlfol ll‘octh Pure ...... 23c {tow Blacho Face Powder .39c
alo'x Tooth Powder ..... 23c. Swansdown Face Powder. 20c
35 Tooth Paste ...... 19c Tetlow‘ s Pussywillow” _ ,
Cb e' s Tooth Paste” .231: Face Powder 426
R11 “K ....... .....28c Squibb's Tnlcum ..._,. 13¢
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49.121195 3 Pound of.
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'Kwe Lord Baltimore
package contains fulllo _
ouncesn—about 90sheets
--ol fine quality writing
Vpaper. Envelopes are‘of ‘
the latest out and fold. ‘
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" to the American Red firms .the lol-
i 'and public service:
.been such a great opportunity stop
. the humps .orotonsinn .to 001138qu
sundae that-aloud in rearing dot
athe- lick and modest sAJersenmu '
.only immediately, but ior.some»:,time
,_ «lost sealers 02 Much integrable.
M W1 Wl- - l
winch !‘
M V ‘ ...
Liégeu'a am we. meals
., all- women of twining 8nd experience
. civil assistance tram this great 1111'
V trained ndmes, and with more than
" thirtyghousund guiokly to he with-
‘ drawn from civilian practice. the
" Red cross realizes the importance {if
i
- hospitals, and the use of visiting
' The best sponges come from the
: 'Levantiner sponge .divers otten out
pieces from large sponces. replant the .
-,pleces,.and tie them to stakes .to keep
lowing communication reliting to its
drive to enroll nursas jar military
bermmrhiltory has there
mm ”adenine greatest seniors.
rher of nurseslill.“ required. not
litter the war boomed. to 1‘8:th
health comfort and usetnlness the
maimed and injured wholhave outlet»
ell-shows of the em:- 0115 struggle
Enow being waged in Europe The
hunting lime-won of the country iii
:csllsd up'oh lathe some guy. «sits the
radical profwhtn ~30 War the vol
"Trained personnel is necessary for
success. 0.45.113 only the duty but
also modatory, . thltt every trained
nursé who is capable? of ssflins'
should. come forward.“ this timmond
take mp ,thst part of the iburden
which it:
‘88:? 3110111115111! nurses are used
sad to Walt town the personnel or the
“navy at the over) large naval haspi‘
tale in thtsmntry as well as sever
nl mural base hospitals in European
waters. ,Ugless the personnel of the
Navy reooivé adequate medical and
nursing attention, the control of the
seas outfit surfer I therefore man
who are physically .tlnd modmionally
cupahtb ot rendering. ,‘We to some
forwjrd and enroll for duty. Prelim
inary enrollment has been placed in
the hands of the American Red Cross:
Under congressional 111w. .othcers oi:
the Navy are authorized to accept
meditation ..grxenizntion which has to
date so cambly t‘ultllled its purpose.
The appeal £01 nurses [mambo of: '
oi Sutseon-tlencral Gorgas that the
neat] lor allay nurses is unutc. As
both branched of the service. have
designated the Red t‘ioss .us a re-
cruinng or emolliiunhgency 101 nlil~
itaty nurses. every odort will be
outdo. during the ten days of- the
drive for nurses which opened ,yts-
teidm. to enroll every grnduatc nutsc
who is eligible for war service
Appeal will be made 10 married
humor: to return to practice, 01 at
least. to give a few hours edoh day
or wool: to hospital or visiting nuts
lug. 0511,? service. in disponsaries, diet
kitchens ..01 public health activities
Graduates at high schwls 11nd cones.
es me to he encoumgod to become
student morass in military: or civil
hospitals in order to true as many
nurses it possible for arm and navy
service. the general public gls to ho
urged to start 11 Score .11 Nurse cam-r
pnigu which will discourage employ-
ment of individual nurses (01:..single
patients except in very serious cases.
"like ulckmnd injured in our cities
more and more lift" to .be encouraged
to rely upon liospitul nursing or the
Services of visiting nurses under
which one nurse is able to help mmy
who need her attention. 1.
More than tell thousand Red Cross
nurses have been assigned during the
first year of the wax bl the_ Red t‘ was
to cm Army and Navy Nurse Corps.
the largest nursing force probably or
or mobilizcd for my army.
The additional twenty thousand
nurses. fifteen thousand of whom
are needed for the Army by Jan. 1,
1919,1111) to he sought among the re.
mninlng 60,000 registered nurses
who have not _,vet volunteered for
military service.
There has newt been :1 sutplsu oi
replacing them as rapidly as pos -
ble. It therefore will call upon all
all ineligible tor Army s vice to en-
rol at least for part rim public sor-
» vice in local hospitals,.dispensnnos.“'~
baby saving stations visiting nursing -
and public health, school-11nd country
nursing.
Employment of a nurse march to
care for one patient «is [0 .he discouo
aged. The sick will be directed to
nurses which will enable each 11‘-
mainlng nurses to distribute her skill
among several families _
M...—
SPONGE INDUSTRY
Levdnt. in the eastern Mediterran-
can. and are obtained by diving. The
”hem from being swept away by the
current. They soon grow at an .enor
mous rate.
I178 DEFINITION.
Young Bride—I wonder why they
call to. wife's silomce pin money?
wast-em
“1'.an n roles-o tor him to loin tho 3°”wa "ERCENARV- »
animal not the navy. it hum sole." ...—......
'0 deduct! hire. John Bendtlllon. of Donald '” mus . mm“ "1-.
m when“. ‘W 1'1 1y Theehlldmvero ell enjoying
.mllfllflber ”the“. W mmm'mm 00011103! MI
“W *Mflmmmenp.nmu m to 111-
.Mlmm Iru outbound door mm“mw
1.,filfllhnumumum hem "Ins m m h
m ., ytmmlflfll”
Old Matron—Because the average
husband thinks money .onough to buy
pill: to hold her old clothes (outlier
is all a wile needs.
What gunpowder did tor 'II‘. the
printing press has done lor- the ulna;
them-no is» lower Mt- the
married nurses or retired nurses and. .
~__;_.———_— .
«wormed-omen. hot or
“.mmwhmnw hen handbooks-cum urns-sum to snug-ewes:
hum
vy follows close upon the schmcno‘“
"b
F a gift of a httlé gold ring with a lime
1
“WM” Sold-Bracelet, V... 1,1. 1..
h is National My Week
; '1... throughout the eotimdtmd ices '
The Ohildren' 3 Shop' is full of sensible little
clothes for summer wear from .0111: delicate and
lilmy white things wblchdhoponugcstrbaby oo—
futures up to sturdy y. 119232 to :6 and t8
‘5 thhemris stony arti- mntdhbyrthc thistle“;
White Frocks for Whose ups. “ t‘E
‘momnaommaeguts or little
fo‘ys. .1»
he mounttof 11110 002.111. W6 WM .0?-
W" J,” Secondlloot. 5
1
écoly Things For The Babies
1, ». ‘5 it he Jewelry Section
11.
GoldoHcert set with pearl to wear on a chain, $2.85 ’l
iiSlender Chitin \v'ith small flat locket singly chased..$235
£508 of pale blue enamel set with three pearls $8.00 a pair
'Q‘ tiny. Ring set with a tiny pearl, 12%“: "in , $1. 50
Babyglle. '00 Chi. 00611. 35?
27
~‘Bih Pins which are broad enough to take fhree‘ initials
had with itrong clasp. very well made, "3; «$200
1. . .-. -..;‘..-,x.~; “without. 3
I
Summer Materials
on always' in flavor
in Cream 861'ng and‘Poplins, plain colors and
Stith hair-lino stripes. For separate skirts and ‘
tailored wear no summer material gives as long
br its satisfactory service as an all wool serge.
drill wash it ,caret‘ully handled and come out
'as good as new It IS not heavy to meargond if
, treated well it can be worn all summer Without
cleaning. .
'A few numbers offered this week, in fact :11-
most two-thirds of the collection listed below is
.jat the same price as six months ago and if bought'
today they would be almost double the price. It
is a chance for good investment. . ...:‘3‘,
‘French Serge, heavy quality, 50 inches wide, ..8300 a yd.
lSerge, also heavy weight, 55 inches $2.25
{French Serge, }_ 43 .inches I $2.00
liDiagonal, g; _54 inches “$2.00
)Lansdown‘, " ‘13. 40 inches I $2.00
,Poplin, silk and wool mixture‘lo inches 5‘ $1.50
tBlack and white Serge with fine pencil stripes,
‘ 54 inches wide,$1~.00 and $1.50
' Third 0001‘.
Striped “Silk"fiiosiery ” 1 ,4
’ ‘ One of the attractive noveltiesiso silksiioofidg To»; '-
ing with llsle top in gray, navy, tan and}; ‘
mth narrow white vertical stripes, m white",
.imth black stripes. 'A very nice quality intended
.00 sell at $1.50 as if s
$1.]5'apeir.
. priced at $14.50
{Anticipating June
'5” Thereisdieautiful china, hand painted dishes
. .with iris, violets, daisies, poppies and other
"dainty floral designs, make the loveliest kind of
Cracker and 1%
Dishes,
. it $510.0 and £06.00
Cake Plates, 1
Bon‘Bon Dishes, «
$13.5 to $350
rOlive il'roys, .
W“ $1.76 and $2.75
Fancy Nippon China
:Salt and Pepper
Shakers,
01:11) madam ash.
. $21500
. " Berry-Sen. ”-' $11.00.,
flflfiond $5.20 “Eliot Bails, 3T: $03.50
Boudoir sets, $11590
'$ 3.25
Emil urges. .$ on
Sugar and Cream so.
WEIR,
,1 3m flaps.
.V $5.50 3
Basem ent.
Efiectivcly decorated with black and gold
”grecian key border or black on y ellow with yel-
low centeis.
109.0619 '17 pcs. $12100
. Chocolate Set,
"t ’ $112 $10.90
me” ’ tact, vs 707.410
‘ winery “hay, .0 3.00
Bon BomDishes, .$1.25“to$2;50
.A. Domes...
$10.00
Ice 011.com that, its ‘7. 00
'Lflheese Dish, ts i290
Relish Dish, $3.30
Bluemenh
Embroidery For Slimmer Frocks
Organdie and ”Voile FMunoings from 18 to
inches wide. Simple and graceful patterns
appropriate for graduation dresses or brides
maids frocks. Some of these flouncings are
edged with lace. Prices are
$1.20,— $12.39, $1. 50 and $2. 00 a yard.
Laos Section. main floor.
Fictures; That Are Suitable
for'xwedding gifts
Colored Artotxpes mounted on mats with
neat mahogany frames. Subjects of New Eng-
land villages, streams, woods, etc. Sizes are 17 x
21 inches and 18 x 28 inches. ‘1: -
$5 00 .each.
"" " We shall sell the balance of our CON 1».
oil Vpsintings by Bailey which were i‘m-nmly
At1$9.75
--. These picturesare26 x 36 int-hes
in
Son of
gilt
frames. ~ Many (if-the? subjects are taken from
local scenery, such as Beardsley Park,
Creek, Milford, etc.
'Ash '
I“? Colored Paints, copies From the work of
great artists.
These usually sell from $2.00 to $2.50,
'Among the subjects are: ‘
Lady Hamilton,
Rembrandt’s Portrait of Himself,
Dante and Beatrice,
Hope, by Watts.
Wellmollnlzed a'nd neatly flamed, sizes 111 A;
’3 3:41,!) inches,
. ,’ \- $100 each.
d
’Allke,
. ”A Little Bit of Heaven."- 9V.
'- ”Mighty. Like a Rose," got?
111 antique silver ironies. ..
$2. 50 and $5. 00 each.
“ Children’s Pictures by Bessie Pease Gutt- 1;
m are most captivating to lovers of chilvhcn.
. . The; Pennessee Madonna, 11 favorite Ammi- ,
can Madonna “with the child. These are mounted}
Mounted 1n dainty gilt frames, sizes 15%
x 1914..
$2.75
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