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IVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Iditorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
lot-walk Branch Office—1388.
Iditor’ s Residence—2182
Gity Editor s Residence—1492 -4.
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TRAVELING INTO AUSTRIA
i\isions 01'
“No“ sen1‘ us 01111 111111 11
Ainerit'ans.” .;.\s 1111 Italian 121 net1tl
“We will i‘irst shake hands. and 1111 :1
travel together into Allst 1'111.'
11 can be done 1011 The
s. of 111111 azatnst tht
11101111 (1111111
11111211111
t-rnt 1111111 1111:}
Austrian d1'i\e shows the
italian 111'1111 today. It is .11 1111 zenith!
01' is morale and power. 11 stood iilto‘
'11 against the impact of 111-1111)
plunge 101‘-
1111
11 1'01 11
million toenten.
11 i'nttel'inn
it may
word like 1'11111 when
Austrian
supreme allied 10111111111111 gives
word. .11; .1‘
The Italians 110 not need A1111'1'111'1n
help to (let‘eat the 111-11101111171111 11 .11-
Itttiils 111‘ the Austrian military pone.
tlttown 111'.:ether 111 (letniany‘s 11111111115r
for this 1‘01'111111110111.\urtria has 11111
er, in this \\
110111 1111111111
(.11'11111111 is now so lJtts1
.110 can
en‘
troops.
her pesttrn trout that
11111111: 11‘ 5111
not
spate men 1‘11'1111 s11
1“\v tli\isions thev V1111 I
...
tloes send 11 l
unavailing The Italians are no 10111111111
afraid 111‘ Germans. The} will 111'11
them hat-11 as our own boys are (loin,
in France.
11 would lit 11 111111 11111111,
Yttlliit'e
for all thitl.
to send a 1111'
ltaly. 0111' 1111\1- '1'1111111111 is said to {Mot
such 11 step. 11s 1'1111111111 of out '4 111
111111 soiitiarilv with our southeln
allies. Tho.'1 Italians would
11'1111 all 1111 1111'111 for it and
1011-1 in 111e knowl-
11:11111'
l'it‘l'v
(‘lel‘y
American 111111111 1'0
edce that we shared their 1"111111‘ious
tith'allt'e.
A11st1'o-11111111111't- is st
[-11111‘ 111'1 people 11112
011101 halt discou1'.:.tu1d
11111111; sick 111‘
war. exhausted.
rebellious the
She seems on the \"ei;:e 01 going to
pieces. A smashing disaster will put
her out of the lighting as effectually
as Russia has been put 0111.
can deal with Germany.
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COAL PRODUCTION.
and consumet
and then
Then we
A casual observer
can't help tvotulerim: now
whether tl1e coal administration isn't
putting 1110 11111111 emphasis on c011-
sumption and too little on production
It has been announced that there is
:1 deficit, because of utter
industry to Sat-
of a nation
sure to be
inability of the coal
isfv the vast tuel needs
that is burning coal faster than evet
before. ”The public has been called on
to economize to 111e utmost lest cool
be lacking next winter for the have 111‘-
cessities ot Vt '11111111 and work.
This is a valuable and important
‘ phase of administrative et‘tort. Econo-
at‘ter all,
economy is The
main factor is, and mustremain. pro-
is it really possible that the.
my Is imperative. And yet,
a negative thing.
d not ion.
‘ 1 at industry is doing 111111 can? That
all the possible mines are being work
e-‘I now, while conditions are taI'ora-
hie? That all the possible miners 111'0
Thattuso is being
got 1111 straits-hie mining machin-
‘hc-ins: 111111101011?
111111111
cry?
If so..is it not possible to increase
our (30111111101111; resources by 1111201811
economic ettcrh dite‘cted by the 50V-
. ‘ Is it not possible, as a last resort, to
1 blow has spent 1151'I1' and tlteE
the:
Miami 111-'101111115 on anvt
11 stiffening 111‘ 11111111. .111:
divisions 10‘
ornniept and l. ticked with public funds? sitlon Wllson A: Thorns was 111111196
(‘01:! is s. (M u tent We
are 11111111111111. the loot! pic-Diem by pm
”i‘fltm and 1-1 mow both [1111 1.111..
on the prudut 11011
1111 11m Liszt: (“an
we not opt-1.1 1111: ”item 111 11111 11»
1111". as $111111"?
, .._._,__. .m4w.___w..
E JAPAN GIRDING UP
According to the t'. S. t‘onsnl (iv-11',
11111 at “11111111111111, Japan. the capitat‘
Japan
,‘t‘ul‘
ilttt'>\1'\i in now enterprises 111
trout January to March of lill>
‘totaled $114.1:sutto. in extensions 111
11 11.11.1111 $221.: 11001100. This was 812%;
000.1100 over the similar period 01' 1917.1
and nearly 815-1811001100 olt’l' the ('or
responding. 111111111 01‘ 1011:. “The 1011119
and
showing: largest advances were 111111111-
11113: hianches of trade industry
tacturing and mining," says the (‘on-
sul General.
1011.910 his swivel chair at Washinuton
and insists that
fear from Japanese competition
undt'i the present tariff law.
after
the “'211'.
is requested to think this over.
__...-___,.'_————
craze. Everybody's
trying to get rich. But
They're gambling paper money
and no matter how
buy an)"
slot'ii'g‘alllbiillg
it‘s a futile
quest.
for paper money;
111111-11 they win. they cant
‘tlting with it worth having.
_.._._4_."
It‘s one 01‘ the contradictions of fate
. which 1101111111119. et'ono
time
that W111 11111
1111. is 1111 hardest
e1 11110111_ \.
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COMFORT KIT
1 GIVEN GRAND
1 . KNIGHT SPLAN
(Continued from First Page).
1
111 behalf of the members of the
M'tountil he presented to 1111111111 11111-
I111" 14 conttott kit. suggesting 111111 it
111.gl1t pr-ovt 11 remindel 111 the high
,1steem of his associates and 1111 ex-
1111;..sit 11 ot Ihtil hopt lost-1 hint soon 1
. 11::11111 ttttlt'neti 111 his (101111111
1 Mr. Splan in accepting the git‘1.e_\
pressed his pride in holding member
ishlp .n no 01"tlct that was 110111.; so
much 1"111 the success of the world
\1"111.11e voiced his 11111111 in leavint'.
the pleasant associations be 111111 made
. 11111011: the members and assured them
‘111111 in 1111 service of the Government
1'11: would strive to live up to 1111 teat-l1
1112s 11. .11 principles ol the Knights of
it olumhus 1111 \1 as proud 111a] he \1'.1~1
.on the. roll of honor which 1111 11 small
11011111111 1111s becoming quite long
‘Tililll are already emolled in the
:1"e1\ice 11101-11111: retv much the or
canonization, especiallv among the
(1011-.1'1'9 Pending: the election of 0111
1"c1s (‘hanteliorThomas11‘.McMahon
iwas chosen as acting urand knight.
'lhe following 1'110 aliently enlisted
- (.rand Knluht J W Sculley lleputv
ilGrnntl Knieht 1‘13. .1 81111111. RPtH'tlttit‘t
:Vtilliam J Sculley. Recorder Thomas
iF. 11011111, Inside Guard I"1tmcis liar-
.rtte Outside (111111‘11 \l1llinm Regan.
llttlph (‘omstock Leonard Fitzgetwald
John 1‘ McMahon. Jr. James Mahou,
Fred Cullen. William 11011111
Lynch. Shernutn O' C ot'inot
Plait Joseph Riccio. .lohu
1111111' Toothll. losenh Nubohr.
Campbell Jr. Bertln 15.11110. William
McCarthv IIvlng (‘amphell Preston
Bermmnd totnelius Lcnilutn C E. V111
'liums Thomas 11011101 William
0' Brien It‘1ank \tclt"10\on and 1.11.1..111
Bernard
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CORPORATION PAPERS.
Wenl‘er,
A certificate ofissue of additional
c1 easmg capital stock from $2 500 to
.850, 000, and the numbet of shares
of common stock from 50 to 1,000 at
lpar value 850 Raymond 8 Case
and E. (. Bell are amajmity oi the
dir‘ectots.
(ertiilcate of incorporation of the
A. J Angevine (70,01 Sta111tord.gen-
era] retail fur'nituie. and rug busi-
ness; capital stock $25,000. divided
into 500 51111105 common stock par
value $5.0 divided into two classes,
495 shares of Class A stock and five
shares of Clues B stock. The in
cotpor'atms aie Albeit J Angoviue,
Stephen J. O“Btien anti Harry '1‘.
O‘.B1'ien
Certificate of issue of additional
shares of capital stock 01‘ the Bridge-
port. Pioduce Co, 480 shares at p111
value $2? making the total 0111
standing stock $15 000.
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.HOLCOMB HONORS REQUISI'TION.
....,_...
A heating on the: requisition of the
governm of Massachusetts made June
18 for the teturn otfloorge A. Putnam,
wanted in the county of Essex on a
charge of larceny. was heard in the;
Governor Holcomb honored the regul-
as the. cheer to take Putnam back to
Mas tachusetts
1“
misting undertakings. 31131111111100. 1., :
'i‘he \vitless optimist who '
we have notififig 11)
lierlin is said to be in the midst of a 1'
to practice
..0. an;
Jolm ‘
Roland ‘
llunlt .
tgmernor' 11 office yesterday morning. ‘
it
11?
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510:: . If" '
,
’2‘}:
shows of capital stock of the -.\':t 14
11011111 Patent Reed (‘.,0 I'nionville, 1',
20 shares making the outstanding \
capital stock 92100 the amount of 1,1.
additional shares at par value $50 j‘,
being $1, 000 was filed in the oflice
ot‘ the secretary 01' the state yos- \
te1"d1ty.01he1 certificates follow: 1‘
Second certificate of issue of 1111- ‘;\t
ditional shares 01 capital stock of
111e National l‘ntent Reed (‘11.. ci"ht ll'
chutes tanking the. outstanding capi- ft
1.11 stock $2,500 31
Certificate 01 increase of the 1111- .
thorized capital stock of the Nation-1.2
111 Patent Reed 00.. Unionville,‘ in- 2'
g?
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War Saving
Stamps No w
Mil- N,
Dresses, Skirts, Suits and Coats
It is the Great Big Sale, where you get the most value for your
money.
W
OUR JUNE SALE
Women’s and Misses’
Wash "" Skirts
at $2.79
Gabardine, Plain Repp, Novelty Weave and
Raye Satine.
ONE HUNDRED
Wash Satin Skirts
$5.00 Quality at $3.95
They look well, wear well and launder well.
50 Corduroy. Skirts
Superb quality, finished with pockets and
belts. , I
Tomorrow 83. 95
ONE HUNDRED
Silk Sport Skirts
Regular .price $5.98.
Tomorrow $3.95
COMES . . .
SA
OVER NINE HUNDRED
‘ om: "01111111110
Charming Taffeta Dresses
In all the best colors. includiuttr Navy and Copenhagen
new and fresh out of the boxes.
They. are worth $25.00
Tomorrow - - $14.95
You will wonder when
them at this price. you see them how we can sell
50 Silk Poplin Dresses
Tomorrow ' - - - $6.98
. 50 Silk Dresses
Tomorrow - -
m...“
M
MW
"Wmmmwa—c 1.1.1.5"
””805 TON STORE
THE GREAT
or WOMEN’S WEAR‘
It Begins Tomorrow Morning at 9 o’clock ;
Blue. Taupe. Gray and Black. These dresses are brand .
A Wonderful Waist Sale
FOR TOMORROW
ONE THOUSAND WAISTS
The greatestl values yet offered. every Waist a gem
25 Sample SuiIs
In Silk Poplin and Taffeta. Bought at half
the regular price.
Tomorrow as follows:
. insty yean uahty.
' Each individual lot far below the regular price.
82.50.111.111 $3.09 Wrists tor $1.98
$3.50 and $3.15 Wrists tor $2.49
$5 00 1111111315 101' - $3. 49
HEATH!!!” 1m ""fi
was om
811)
War Saving
Stamps
. THREE HUNDRED
Daintyr Voile and"?
Organdie
Wash Dresses
For women and misses, at prices 50 low that
you can buy here tomorrow two dresses for the
price of one.
It’s the grandest array of pretty Dresses you
ever saw. The 1: st styles. The best materials:
Extra Special At
$2.98 $3.98
$4.95 $26.95.,
11‘
GREAT REDUCTION S ALE 0F
11
Women’ 5 High Grade:
COATS t?
1'
815.00 Coats. Tomorrow ....... $9. 95
$18.50 Coats. Tomorrow ........ $12. 95
$20 00 Coats. Tomorrow ........ $14. 95‘ "
MILLINERY’
_ , . W , ' FIVE HUNDRED EXTRA SPECIALW All
legal; $13381?" Suds at ......... $9.98 . Worth up to $1. 50 For 98 Cen‘ifisls‘rS and 11:11:; 3112311833.? to date Styles in White
111V Silk Taffeta Suits at... . . . . . $141.49 980 WfliSlS [01‘ 850 \
Via ue2 $3.50 I0 $7050
10.000 YARDS 01' '" "
FRENCH VOILES
The greatest variety ot‘ pretty
patterns and dainty en‘etts we have
ever shown, many styles exclusive
with us. from 38 to 44 inches wide
39c and 49c yard
NATURAL COLOR
SHANTUSNGK PONGEE
33 inches wide-«1110 specials to
mot-row
69c and 89c yard
FRENCH AND SCOTCH
AMS
I ~ I
32 inChes wide—splendid exam-
ples of pretty styles and coloriugs
39c and 49c .vard
stripes
Children’s Dresses
. From 2 to 6 Years
In line Gingham, white collar, cuffs and belts.
Value $1.7510r8149
French Gingham Effects in neat plaids and
Value $2. 50 tor $1. 79
Tomorrow three specials at
From‘S to 14 Years
THE FAMOUS MARCELLA
“Stop 111” Chemise
Made of French Nsinsook, trimming of ex-
qtusne shadow lace, wash net and fine satin
rtbbon shoulder straps; camisole effect.w ’
$1 9.8 $2. 49 and 82. 49
TQILET 1
ARTICLESi
that are timelv and eco-
nomical. at out prices '
Kolynos Tooth P ' -
25c t.ube ......... a stel9c _?
12 ' . ‘
12c 21.222522. 11112"
’ 100 PIECES OF
WHITE COTTON DRESS
MTAE ERIALS
Extra special 10111011 ow
39c. 49c and 591: yard
EXTRA SIVAgiUES IN
UNSDERW
At the prices quoted these otter-
BATH ROBES
For women and men; assorted colors.
Value $5.75 10184.49
100 TERRY CLOTH
service.
to; its perfecting qu0lities.
an ..
.w..-..a
tags are rare batgains
WOMBEN‘SSU Fl ‘iITE
Lace trimmed, resgulat and extra
sizes
59 Cents
CHILDREN’S RIBBED
, UNIONSUITS ,
Itnee lengths
75___ Cents
C .DREN’S WHITE
F SILK SOEKS
51!? to 811-2 -
.49 Cents
smart and
1
Summer Sweaters:
For Women and Misses
Are shown in greater and more attractive
variety than ever before. All the newest. and
most 111.111.1119 models that are practical, useful, '
Sleeveless Wool Sweaters $2. 98 to $3. 98 .‘ '
‘ Slip-on Wool Sweaters.
" Fibre Si!lc Sweaters . . . .
"PnreSilIe‘Ssveaters .1..
stylish.
.$5.98 to $8 .98 4
86 9817.0 512. 50
$12. 50 to $16. 60
LA CAMILLE
Thel’rontlnceCorset
That offers you comfort style and wesain ‘
The- La Camille 18 the most comfort-
able front lace corset made. It is without a peer
9111312825010 96 511 c.
“Bathing and Sw1m1n1ng
An exceptionnjly Magi/111W of I les
and models 1n' WomensLBstlung al’id spy
ming Suits-surf 1110111,st and silk, prettily
‘ :triinmed in contrasting colors. ‘
94.149 to 4118.98
BATHING aecnssomns AT
nonmemmcns
Babcock’s Corylopsis .Tal: E
cu P ”‘1'-.1
17c can .1”. . .(fwflfr. .. 12c“
Prophylactic T B h,
~35c oualit y 00th“?! c‘
Roger Gallet ‘1'"
ice owd er
35chou0 '_ty ..... ’,....3l
WRITINGP PPER
l,e’s Ka inert
59c an ' ‘ -'
1511‘“ $1111
Double tipped, black and white
;.31090uality.. .85cpair" "
. WOMEN’S 7r
Finely Stashioiied
heels saddens: gt a); brown. silver,
white and black
65Leatr
51.111419... 1.
Light weight ttpn, tni' gre ,
111-own. Chamsn‘qg and 1011 y
Switc- '
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