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Charles Warren Fairbanks, aged
sixty-six years, vice—president of the
United States during the second ad-
ministration of Theodore Roosevelt:
Editorial Rooms—92. .is dead. He was prominent in poll-.
Business Office—93. i ties for more than a quarter of a cone,
lorwalk Branch Office—1388. iurr. lie was twice “Med
‘ Editor's Residence—2182. Senate from Indiana.
" City Editor’s Residence—14924. ‘
Business Manager’s Residence—
1113-12.
HELPING RUSSIA
The. president says that we muS-t.
help Russia. everybody
agrees wil'fifiinl‘.‘ But how? There's
the rub. ‘ . ‘1, 3‘ it“.
There can be no doubt that the big
majority of Russians sympathize with
' . v v y 1 .8 en. ‘
the Allies, 01 would if they met . :tu‘my does. my
abled to understand the situation: Q
7I‘hcy arc beginning-t0 resent bitterly: M‘ l
the German 'aggressious. They no! THEALTS FOR. EVERYBODY l§
more want to be swallowed by Prussia" be physical mm)“ or ”‘0 “in”; j
‘ than the outer world wanfflllcm to be, back home ls about as essential of tile . \\
But they are helpless, without organ-final winning (it the war as that of thei’
izuiion, military or civil or economic; ‘mcn who :40 t0 the front. And that I;
. wihout ll'anspol‘tation, without food. lllll'fiit‘ill fitness includes not Ollil' [’00 ‘6
without intelligent lcadersllih cowcd by’lllc ensnlzcd in obvious war work. but 5;
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: mama sun-nun. rnLE.’
' PHONE CALLS
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to the:
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All this, of course, is good news to‘
.the Germans. Anti it's Just as #0011
We couldn't ask for an)“ 5
'news to us.
'tlliug llcttcl'.
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1f the German govern-‘ \
"‘9’" and press want to jolly alonfig
the war-weary tlcrulan pcOple tllalf”,
WHY. let him!
And nearly
The shock wll'cn the“;
truth strikes them will be all the more 2 a .
overwhelming. Anti the truth will‘ '6'
strike them about the same tiilln- ouril‘
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a lnisreprcsontativc ‘uovcrnlnvm ill vir- (“very man, woman and child in the .6
tual league \i‘llh Germany. icounty. Public morale and effectively
li'we could {0M and arm the pumicffort‘at home or in office or work in,
sian Dem)“, they would probably riseIshop or anywhere else, depend larlzclyi \,
and fight. .5
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But how can we get Pood ‘ Upon health. ' l
and arms into Russia and distribute: Atthe opening mectingot‘tho Nlltlon.‘:h\i
them? Orsufit‘l'dsing that they would nl Physical Efficiency Conference till“.
tolerate intervention, how we set our Summit, N. J., the cstablisllnlcnt off. .
troops there, in effective numbers, and‘ training camps for clviltnm.1 was S“; K t
maintain their supplies? Esuggester. wilt-re the training would boil“,
Intelligent, propaganda and sympa‘ ‘as rigid and’disclplincd as that of our}?
tllv are about all we can contribute-soldiers, “to the end that we shallm
novv. If the fBolsllcviki were unscatf have, the physical strengtlrto endure:
ed we could give fillancial support. anti work to the Lllflllt‘sl pitch of claw,
too; but there‘s no immediate llope‘ot fictency." it
that.“‘ We'll do well to'r"th'€'m7'e§'€ift it; One of the finest fruits of the wide- ’6
we succeed incrclynilmdmtSpread war gardening is not the vcge- all”
bulk of Russians that we‘re their‘tablcs it adds to the nation's store ill-3%
friends. ithough that is important. .\
~i As for actual help. the logical placeI health that the outdoor work is bring-39¢
' to render it appears to be the western ing to City then usually confined to of— W
battle front: 'Wc can fight for Rus-‘fices, who are now devoting their;,/,-
sin in France and Belgium._ lAnd tho‘leisure hours to digging around in tllc'v
" new empire that Germany is cmvingbflfli yard. They me, finding “mill”;
out of Russia‘s remains will stand or‘they can do their regular work better 6
‘ fall with the fate of France and Bel-3 and with less fatigue because of their l
When ‘we have crushed Gor-lWOI‘k in the "training-camp” of the war it
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1 man resistance and blaSted German ' garden. ’1
M ambitions there. we can dictate a pro- The war seems to have stimulated .l’i
[per Russia settlement. A
" lIt‘ this reasoning is correct. it fol-éllas centered public attention more' ..
5 t- lows that the way to hell) Russia is to' than 9"91‘ before upon the need for 3
public health for effective \vdrk. Just “'3
now health is valuable as a means of
After the war we
may hare time to appreciate the great- I"?
or joy in living that health has brought
in added interest in outdoor life, and
“do exactly what we're doing now, but
..tdo it a little harder and better.
‘ ___———o . scanning the war.
JOLLVING THEM ALONG l
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‘. From a late issue of the esteemed,
”semi-official and voracious Colognoxus.
”Gazette, we learn that “ the present}
trength of the American troops inl
France does not exceed 300,000 men."
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SCARING UNCLE SA‘M ]
On he afternoon when news reached it
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“-5150 that .these few were sent in thel New York that the Il-boals were sink- ’61
- summer and fa” 0‘5 last year, and "Since? ing ships Off the Jersey coast, 100 men :.
mmunltion and other war n1ateriais.ffo,. this particular defense organize-lit
“d 0‘” expeditionary forces are ill'!tion, but for regular naval service. ii
3‘ most entirely'dependent‘ on supplies Army recruiting, too, has been stimu- tot
urnished by France. And a new‘fighting spirit has it
(Elf ”0093 here at home are in. swept through the selective service 9
_/ re chehllght. .There is little cloth-lamps. it
Vain“ for them. L935 than 50 per cent There is a new spirlt'too, in the ship-
.“ “‘9 “1°“ "“9 W099? shoes. "s°;‘yards, in the arsenals, in the airplane:
:St happens that only half of the men ;'and ambition factories. There is u
be sent out for training at onefncwwpirit in congress. There is a
dime 0“ the” return. ”‘9 “he”; "”1 new spirit wherever men work or con.
at on their boots." ‘ manic.
civilian population is still worse The war has been puma“ to my
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9 Tomorrow .
$18.50 Silk PoplinSuils.» ,
-~ ‘ $14.95
$30.00 Tailela .SilkSuils‘
' yard.
as mom/rowan mom
Begins Tomorrow, Saturday ~
Amost opportune time to buy and buy right. Thousands of dainty Summer. needs
for women and misses. A whole store full of Summer needs at great reductions.
Observe carefully the low prices and the notably marked savings. Buy at the Boston
Store tomorrow. Women’s. Dresses, Suits, Skirts,- Waists, etc. Thousands of them
A—¢———-——_ ‘hfi -‘..- ......“
and each and every item m‘eans'a big cut in price.
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Title First Big Cilt‘oi the Season
Women’s. Taffeta. and Silk
Poplin Suits
Jusillouahtat a Big-Sacrifice l
$16.50 Silk Potlliu Suits
Tomorrow
Tomorrow
$11.50
$18.50
UNUSUAL SALE TOMORROW 0F
' WASH SKIRTS "
Fifteen hundred in all, including the new White
Washable Surf Satin and Corduroy. The top I‘ll-{Ch of
$2.49. $2.93. $3.95 and $4.49
SMART SERVICEABLE
style; at! ,
"value, at
$2.95
Sale Of '
Summer Waisls
ONE THOUSAND .
Crepe tic Chine and
Georgette Crepe Walsh
WITH OVER FIFTY HANDSOME'LINGERIEiANni
DAIN TY SHEER VOILES
It is theogreatost Waist offering in years. Will all!-
be arranged on Special‘Price Tables for quick and easy
selection. The prices are twenty-five per cent. under
$1.49. $1.95; $2.49.
$3.49 $3.95
THOUSANDS OF DAINTY VOILE
Summer Dresses
Every style, every color, variety almost unlimited.
$3.49 $4.00 $4.95
up to $12 50
Extra Special
Women’s Pretty
Wash Dresser.“
Superior quality voiles in dainty colors, fancy '
checks, with white lawn deep collars and cuffs; smart
belts and pockets; worth $5.00.
Sale Price To morrowe $3.49
Wortlrl$5.00 \
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57?: 7.7“.“ i
/O ’7‘ ‘ ".757 7’0“? ‘7.
..- 727‘.”
ed ‘Voiles 39c yard
50c 38 Inch Plain Colored
Voilcs '29'c' yard '
$1.75 40 Inch Crepe De
Chine. all colors
$1.29 yard
Beach Cloth -
Best quality, in white, pink,
blue, green, rose anti tanxValue
50c.
Special ......... 29c yard
lBates’ Best Dre‘ssCipg-l
19°“th ”ansPOl‘taiion 0* me‘} has enlisted in the naval ml-lltla.‘ They ,p h
practically ceased owing to the ever- said they "wanted repenge.» There‘has‘ . 3"“
jincreasing 1““ 0’3 tonnage. "515°, been a steady stream of volunteers allgfé’ saith-mes checks, plaids. Value
ithat there is awoeful lack of uniforms,’ , " -- ll‘. ‘ .
lover the country ever since, not only ’ Specral . . . ' ‘ . . _ . 250 yard
White Linene
For suits and skirts. Worth 50c
Special 25c yard
Best Quality Percales-
36»i.nches wide, neat dealfins,
fast colors. Value 29c.
Special.........l9cyard
White 'Dress Voile-
40 inches wide. ilnc even weave.
,Value 50c yard
Special 29c yard
m mu n... no
5’ “inch-with. no. sheer up-
veil-yum . -
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ALL AROUND THE STORE
36 inches wide, a splendid fab-
ric for women’s and children's
lingerie. Fine smooth finish. Val-
ue $3 piece.
Special . ..... . $1.98 piece
"Pattern-Table Cloths
Full bleached sturdy quality in
a good variety of patterns. Value
81.50.
Special . . .. 98c each
Tray Cloth
A {inequality and most unusual
rvalue. worth 29c.
At! 19c
Turkish Bath Towels
. ‘Extra large and heavy, double
ply woven. These towels defy hard
wear; Size 25x45 inches. Value
75¢.-
Special . 50c‘each
Hematitched Huck ’l‘twels
Extra line quality. Linen Weft.
WDrth today 40c.
‘. Broiupoium-
But Guilt! trials mm mm
on Icon in lost pattern. It
1.".
Japanese Nainsook Log Cabin Runs
40 inches wide, excellent quali- Made frbm carefully selected
ty. of durability and fine fin- rags in pleasing color combina-
ish. Value $4.00. . lions..Size‘27x54.
Special ..... .. $2.49 piece Special 94¢ each-
Enelish Lonlzclothr' Grass Crex Rugs
. ed but as great in value.
Decorated ‘Téa. Cups and.
Special.........25ceaeln Saucers
The quality we keep‘ is
best only. Size 6x9 feet ,with hand-
some scroll or band borders.
Speciai_.......<.... $6.49
Cretonnes
Large assortment in light, dark'
andvmediuin. artistic designs and~=
beautiful colorlngs.
Special ..... .. .29cyard
lemme
HOLD NEEDS
Hundred of. items not advertis-
Old. Dutch Cleanser—
For-scouring and cleaning. reg.
ular 100 can.
Special . . . . . 4 cans for 29¢
“Nahum Washing Pb'wder
Regplsr 70 package,
Specta15f0r24c
Regular 36o, ‘
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tMlsses & Chfldren s Dresses The SWCdIBI‘ Department .Salooi Women s Knitted-Undermcar'd.
A s lendid assortment, raciicaland fanc st lea, , Every garmenthere is an exceptionally 390$ one (\i
in all ,1}; wanted fabrics. Apnoteworth‘y featuie “yum The largest and most magnificent display of Silk! at the price for which it is offered. and will give the t.
extremely low prices. We sell on a very. small profit. and Wool Sweaters we have ever shown. The immense Wm” complete comfort and minimal”- 7
basis ‘ . assortment is not by any means the only feature. The lVO'MEN’S UNION SUI \ ‘
DREIIShSeESS 3919013419 are for tomorrow: , , styles are wonderful and- our prices are the lowest. Millie of high grade cotton in low 111:1: sleeveless ;
l -— n fine, white lawn and organdle; Sizes 6 to , style 'with tight or umbrella ants ’ it,
14 years 1 S . , 49 Sleeveless Wool vaeaters . . . . . . $2.98 to $3.98 . ' ° Special; 496 i”;
$31” $5.33 Special - - - - - -- 349‘ Slip-on Wool Sweaters . ..... . . . $5998 to $8.98 v , 3”
‘aue .. . pecla ...... .. VF'b S'lk9~ t .. - WOMENSUNION-SUITS 6
ll 18 the it: DRESSSE—In fine Gingham, neat and pretty designs; I re .-.l . “93 el’S - . ......... $6.98 to $12.50 Bar top", in low neck, no sleeve style with tight or 6
.3350] Plfilfffizhgmlémysg l 179 Pure Silk Sweaters .......... $14.98 to $18.50 umblfellllahpunts' The umbrella [Pants are; lace trimmed 3* »
auc. . ..pecla................... . 1 > g' '. . . . -, orse nished. -
Value . 3.50. Spec1al . . . . ..... . . . ..... . 2.49 PM" "‘k 3"" °" sweater” - - $12-50 ‘0 $14-98 Sizes 36 to 44. 59c i‘ .
INFANTS’ WHITE, DRESSES MISSES’ WOOL SWEATERS WOMEN’S UNION SUITS " .. l
Made of fine sheer Lawns, trimming 0f lace and In all the new shades; value £6.00. . 01' tropical weight fabric, expertly finished for com- i " ,
embrotdery, value $1.60: , ‘ . . fort and appearance. . it ‘
Special at $1.29 . Speciali$4249 Special 850 6"
o o o I l ' . "t it , r " '- " V i . ‘ . n 9‘
- 85c Bathmar Suit Satin , " ' ” - . ' Slithbbpns c
“a... 690 yard ‘ “ ’ l ‘ ' ‘ J i. ‘ ' "5‘ \ RIJOire plaids and chek ribbons..';/.
. . . 'a s ' . . 1,
50c Handsome New qur- 80%;) to 39° yard 27c yard 0
White Busting Cotton
Regular '5c spool. ‘
Specul. . . . 2 spools'for‘fic -
Earthenware Slop Jars
Withbale handle and cover. Val-
ue $1.98. '
Special ......A.... $1.39
MIRggsggggANTEED ...iZLZ‘ M 3...... l;
LITY -‘ ' ', .
ALUMINUM WARE Special. ........ 3 for 10¢ ll?
rAlumihumLipfied Sauce Curve Dress Banding 6
P-a’nr 1 1-2 and 2 inches wide‘. Black t,”
79"liwo quart size. Regular price él‘alzhgiice . . . . . . | . . . 7C 96‘
Special! 49c Women’s Blindehs ::
Aluminum Sauce Pans Complete assortment. all new-4‘ “
_ Berlin shape, with covers. four styles. $2 value. ll
quart size. Regular price $1.50. Special _ J. _ _ " . . _ ' ' _ $1.50
smell”... ..... ...98c
Aluminum Perc‘o‘lr‘tt‘dr
Seven cup size. with: glass top.
Regular price 02:50.
Special $1.98
, Aluminum’l‘eaKottles .
No. 8 size colonial style, heavy
stock. Regular‘ price 86:60.
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...........$4.49
CroquetSets
Consistlnp of tour pollEFed
hard wood balls and wallets. Reg‘
.nldr— 61.60.
9W
Show ..
If mm‘tmnumty.
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Women’s Gloves:-
2 clasp white . Chamolsette
gloves. $1 quality. .
Special..............85ulv
Women’s and Children’s
Handkerchiefs
in plain white and fancy colorc
ed borders.
Special. ....... 4 for. 25°; .3
‘ Genuine Prophylactic
Tooth Brushes * ' V“
Best quality 350 quality. .
mt
leorice...........
Paloma-“198m
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