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FT.
I r!”
Guam?" '7 L. :4.
* , .._.wooo Weakness? none
‘ . MONEY.
wasumo'ronghwe 28.—~'An ad-t
1 : «5.5% gal text-cents an hour ftp pulp.
wood and halter industry 7workers has
. been granted by the War Labor Board,‘
:thnt body. announced today. The Fed.
.eral Trade commission has, been ask-
, edby the board to‘make another in-
' , screase inane selling price Oi ncu'sprinc
Imper- , . , .
_' The tvagcndvauccs are binding on
nineteen companies: and rafl’ert the
. smoother-ship oi” eight unions. The new
. -,;scaies, running trout 25 to '33 per cent.
'. one: schedules establishediu OClObFl‘."
,.-19J.T. giro insitiedny ‘worltcrs the low- .
est rate nt'xtltl'ccutfs an hour, increas-
~‘ ing‘for'tnoro skilled tradus‘to a‘vm'uxig
mum oi‘ GU cents attitour l'or mechani-
cal repair men. l'iicht hours is made
. ,adayfor mill \\'D;‘l‘{(‘l‘.‘l’ilnd nine hours
Wformmpioycs outdoors, with time and
tnné'half for. overtime. :An, arrange-
ment is made tor reviSion- of the
alcales on January 1 and July 1 of
.,.eacl year in accordance with the rise
'selfusacrlficlng deeds the war has call-I.
ed forth.” saysdlto report. . 1'
HOW TO BALANCE THE SUMMER
DIET
”In giving advice about tltc...family
purse and its relation to. children's
food. Mrs. Max West. of the Children's
Bureau, United States Department of
Labor, says: .
“it is a good plan to divide the
money that may be spent for food in
some such way as the following:
'i‘ (a) Spend from one-quarter to
one‘third of the total food moncv (0"
bread, cereals. macaroni. and rice. ,
” (h) Buy at least from one-third to .
outlmslasm shown .in preparations for
one-halt a quart of milk a day for
each member of the family.
1‘ (0- Spend as much for fruit and
vegetables together as for milk. .
f‘ («1) Spend not more for meat and
eggs together than for vegetables and
'ot the country to the Woman’s Com-
.sand.
Alon of citizens of foreign extraction to ‘
athe president that they be allowed on»
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NEW SIGNIFICANCE IN THIS
YEAR'S FOUR-TH ‘3'»: JULY
...CIL£BRATIONB
Telegrams and letters from all parts
mitice, Council all National Defense,
indicate that ndcpendencé‘ Day 1 coir
brutlons following the program sug~
gested by the Council of National De- ,
fcnse will be numbered .by the:th0u-
"Send us unimportant 451‘ the Fourth
of July prom-om, Wo-m’puhiug the '
work hem". one message reads; while y
lcltcrs request consignments of from ’
75 to 500. ‘ w
“Nora before If“, there been hut-b
celebratingthc Fourth of Julia"; stays
the Woman's Committee. “The pell-
this day an opportunity of expressing"
v._or decline ot‘ commodity prices. Mcu
,,nnd women receive equal-pay for the
.; some work. .
. .4Notiiying the Trade umunxlssion of
ft'uil..'Tho amount Spent tor-moat mnyuhelr lovalty to the United States has
be decreased as the amount spentfor undoubtedly. quickened the interest of
.. milk increases. ‘every one, But there is a reason that
\ mfilhethdvauce. a lelltiiLfISMd bydolnt ' ,“Il has been found that mnnytlies deeper in the hearts of American
chairman Tau oodllialsb. 53”]: . -‘ families. Sucnd .’ an entirely unduelwomen; their men are fighting for
, . “The hattonal .“ar Labor. Board. in t f tlI‘l‘ f d‘ ll wance for' . i , b ‘ d t
rendering itsdecision relative i9 work- amoun o , l 1 00 a o Jtteedomv- t can not c more war 3 0
meat. which is the most eXDeRElVO the present senerdlion rot. .wamen.
I dug conditions and additional comer» .
,..agtiou to he paid by the newsprint. pa- articic‘ot food on the market. Estuary!“ has given“) lube meaning that
cially.’ in summer the propo'r’tloni or
alter manufacturers to tltcuwntploycs;
meat in thediet of. young children may
.1 .which said decision will iueasureably
increase the cost of paroductton of he reduced by using milk and milk;
products. eggs. and vegetables in its ‘Glorious'll‘ourth.’ So womenthrough-
new‘sprim DIaIJt’j‘, whit-constrained in
simple .justice to the parties in inter-
place. Fish and chicken are excellentout the country are going tosdo‘ their
7part in giving to it a true signifi-
test, to most; respectfully request that.
canoe."
Women ofAtnerlca this Fourth of July
will be as détll‘ly paid for anhnt first
. Abancase involving the fixing of ”leJood for children."
, selling pi‘ice‘of newsprint. paper rc- “*7;
centiv decided by your honorable com-
‘ ‘ NEWJERSEY WOMEN PREPARING.
mission be reopened and that your
-’ ,honnrnble commission reconsider your; TO FILL VAGANGIES MADE ’ . .
, nBY RECENT. DRAFT
TO TAKE NEWTOWN LAND ‘
. finding in said case 'witha view to detl
,, lermiue whether our award in this‘; ”n--. .‘ Forty Acres
,, hubtnigsion should require an atncnti- _ ‘ ' , . g-
‘ment of your finding.“ _ Women in New Jersey the to be or-- A petition. was presented by the
_ A minimum of 3-1 cents a pound tor ganized for mtmn'ce into industries; Connecticut Light & Power 00.; lh
?§IIE¥;":1‘PDLEE:HI:: gxeilh‘m“:£2 2: old and new. under the Woman‘sgtlte superior court in Bt‘ldgevort yes
e .a ' “‘0 ’ ‘ e p " '0 ' .Committee offthewcoucilkor Defense. tcrday. for condemnation proceed-
.figurc having been three cents. . . . .
- In its wage award the Labor Board Mrs. C; W.*St.ockton. chairmanof tho tugs to determine the _value of the
. declared the new scale is based on New Jersey Division, has sent out tor.‘
I' ortirgly.urontiucreasedfco? of ““15""? I? the unit chairmen the following: Charles
an era recognition 0 tte visits 0 . ..‘ « ' ‘ uni-
?wcrkers to organize‘ and fixes four The calling 9““ of III? larger 1."
.ber of drafted en wall mean that
.thoiédnys. July 4. Labor Day. ’l‘ltangs‘
giving and Christmas. ’ women must such be asked to fill their
A recommendation is made for an {flaws When women enterrso many-1
m... ..
' ,~.' ‘1'5_..v~“ -' -I . v o
. work in the mils and establish differ ,_be done mtelltgentlt. Me must b
entials in wages within six months. genre that thovpatriotiooail to wthh
E. Anthes, and which
nection with. the construction-“or the
Housatonic lake as a part if its pow
er plant. Ives &.-Keating, of Dan-
bury, represent - the power company in
the action,~’tand>%_§{nrlsb, 'Stoddirrd ' &_
,. .I .rAM'IE'RIC‘AN FL‘ORISTS;UNITE~ FOR . that in. the new WOE‘lE .they are, pro- him, ... ,_ . .~ ‘
“ NATION-WIDE SERVICE tected, financially, physically. and, The action Vgréws' Woutiof thorium
,“Sav it with flowers”. lathe slogan morally. ‘abilitv ofhthe power company and. the
adopted for avmovementtotinsur" a, “This wort: immediately confronts
: - nation-wide distribution of flowers in us..and each unit; chairman is asked to
I hospitals ““5ka hand. woundedsol- secure now a chairman for the Depart
owners; otfithe land to would upon la. .
price ion the property which? 3‘1“”???
about forty‘ unites." The land is. -sit- .
diehtsand sailors returned to the Unit. ment of Women in industry and send
. ed States, the ' National League fmfiber name ito the office. The duty 01‘
. ' Wonfinr'iflSet-Vice reports. . ' this chairman will be to keep fully in-
For this , service 38,900 florists. ,.formed on all calls {01. women workers
thrctzsh the.SocietvcszmericanFl(|'- .and to be ready'totassist in semi-mg
MS mm!Ornamental-1Horticulthrlhisrwmem whennecessnry. ,Also. it will. ‘30:. the .territdiftvmhgntho
.have pledged themselves. .The‘flowers her duty to keepin touch with “the been fini‘shedh' II x ; » ; . .
I « are ..‘° '59 distributedby the-National ’women workers who havedgone out, ‘Thlhaflllflfildinm'is max-7111M: .ofnlts
l .
railroad Stathn. The, power tom,
land isoscessery “in the, i
yam in which tho organizatlon.tions..under which.they ore worklnmairticld homily, j .
works. . .. .I . ;..5I,§nd.-.living;t Washall also expect her; - ' " ‘ ‘
‘ ““thth IS remembered thatthe} to know tactoryconditlons in thofiat
illorlsts'businesé'has catteredvseverely come,“ .whtch- ”summons. in her!
my!” whoonditionn; “II" “III“; 'Illg?‘§,.oommunliy and “mm employ we sisttluitt countbyt’econbmloI-lrlykand in-
Oflfiiihfl‘ W-Wmnelleiio “.litlliFlllellghelp. - ' " . a -ctustrt'atty,.nwe..advanoéu to-th'e point
figmenhpu‘ses during .thewrsmlflt’f'wigllbl‘
‘ b ”This is not a shill-lob; 35* ‘WIP'J, where it.is?possiblo‘ttoannounce on
Bechtlsénfthé “concordant “Gingham; taut-war is
.not; azsmnlljob. andl‘omcinlvauthorlly-that-the-personuol of
dministratlon «taught I, ,imfmflmgn and girlsNhQ-take untagggmmléflw ‘5“ ”me9“! “‘5‘
mouthed.
it had. in'ARevolufionary days. To "the "
land situated in Newtown,owned by
the
corporation wishes to obtain in ’con- _,
Day, 01-31%“meareattorneyg Lfol‘
. they respond . is illegitimate one and «Mr. Anthesnnd “3038' EBSQGluted with I, . .
I ,League of Women's Service‘ltivih9'4q from her cmnrnunitv”andlfllW’~ 001“”? kind in .'§§Pnei3l19flc‘w‘m.t “moth“ .n .
"Inch-rs sfiss‘ls.’ "
WASHINGTQN. Junov,:28.s,-Iyl?ians ”101- . 7
mm sending uzcomIniasionztohussio towns: ,. 2* .
. . . ., , utmomoeidutne .
as gift takes rank with tha‘lqopt givenall possible care and protectionn,
any 7% sénhnet Want Ad.
ll
owe -...
3,. :11 ‘ «xh‘akjiJ.Bloomer8
tinted on the west: “side of the I House a
atonic river north of the Sandy Hook» 1? - .
pany, in its petition, allegesr‘tha't'thfi .l. I. . .
.. , I Moths .01 ,
darn hh'ailhave 1
. ‘ ' "Blfifikfilst Table,
. “mug. mm, as. '
.qui R n I. ,. ”I
g . . 'eesfinith‘ bla’c ii
kite included. ”if
9 cts. ' Special.) ,3 '\
w
. . Iron Rust Soap .,,
Removes rust; fruit-aid. '
ink stains fwloloth rot
marble “
3 42.25 CIBI‘ i'”
. .-:dunior
1. * 1.;Department
'ddies to match, from our.
sizes '8 to 16 years. 3 5,, _.
t 7 ~ Second floor.
I I
:: ...5prtng
3‘ ' floats
1’ 'I ’All “~Wool Poplins
. andiflVool Scrgcs, tan,
.nnvybluc. rookie and
.b-ltck- ‘ .
gismcial at $2000 wprcs’cnt scale of retail
These cannot ‘ be , Eli‘e in Style I‘lOW.
duplicated at; $30.00 , -
'Eigured Voile. Dresses
. I... This is a. group which will appeal strongly
to sensible women and thcrcnre some very large
'sizcs”,irunning from :16 years for misses up to 52 .
,, for women. 4 They hare been selling-art -tl~‘6.95,
$7.50 and $8.50 . ‘ _ . ,
Many. havc‘aliuo of 'ilitlt‘filli‘l’b‘ coloring,
Small figurcd patterns; dull gays, blues and
greens, made with-white orgrandie collars, cuffs
”Or vcstccs. Simple dresses that suit-conscrvav
T'tive vvotucn those days. '
l I Special $5.00
Koiclclih‘onc orders taken for thcsc.
‘ ’ *' ' thgh’am House Dresses
, FEF'A collection of plain "and fancy euloriu
. .;clti.:cks, stripes and large plaids. These. are of
"tample fullness and size and look far different
from the regular morning house wdresscs. They
"areiattractivc enough for afternoon wear at
ihome orin the strcct. Formerly priced at $4.95
~ -r‘-At~.t3.oo’
5»
Second floor.
‘..
‘-l .
:A
.‘.‘i
’ . ' : ”F 'lnii‘ii‘t‘he, Furniture {Rooms
_ . ”To/begin the day right. one must breakfast
. ch .7 than, and surroundings mean a great deal.
Unitll‘hekcgtis a-I'littlc Breakfast Set \vhiclrwill fit
,.ihto.a.mpruhtg room oronthc pOTtle.‘ It consists
‘ '.Lot';}nitie{picces: ‘
Buffet”, . ~
‘C I' a'éGabinct,
. Teafillagon, " "
" 5 I‘FOtn' Chairs and a
-“ .- ~ Fernery.
hissetais painted in ax deep robin ’s egg blue
‘ gmflrushriking decorations in” 'Pomp‘ciian‘ rod of'
‘ I s 33nd; foliageu-Ellhetchairs seats archeovered
i it, f ’thLcreionlte of - most“ tartisticmappearance
it " liaréfltfilabn 'hof-si'rs'tradise: flauntsitsclf With
t
J :j. W, “I » P118: ‘ 159.Oo.s,mh7fi§\fio“- .745“.
.-,.;Spoc‘iai valueat
Certain Important Specials
re'adyztoewear» section
T tilting into consideratimtlltat July is hard upon us, there
isa holiday vintprospcct, and that we have had tmuch cool
weather in June; we have: made a large gathering of summer I
. apparel whichwili rbcaclosed out at» prices greatly rctluccd from 1
original. In many cascsethis- is doucéto give \vomcn--a~~chan,ce
to buy, and wear thesesutnmcr clothes before it is too Ialeoto
use them. * In the majorityxof-caseséthcrc ill‘G...SOlllfl‘;_ihi_ngS ‘
-. which cannot bebou‘ght to-day for the same. ’ju‘icc, .:-pcrliaps
could not be bought at all. Instead of markingthcs‘c Uptl'llllll?
prices,- wc mark them down because “my
Dresses
. -. Taffeta. Silks . with Georgette} combinations.
original models made up in most becoming “styles.
White Georgette Dresses imltutmizitsthls-loh‘
Special at $17.50
t-l'l'ailored Suits of fine Surge and Tricotinc..
very superior qualities, but in the lot. are no ,
blacks or navy blues. These have been up to" '
$50.00 and $65.00 . - " “‘
' Clcaraucc priccm $‘25A'30 .y I
.. - final/HA. $.21; t,
. .' ..;Tatiored Wear ,
.Tailored Suits of Rajah and Pongee‘Silk‘.
Novelties in plain colors trimmed with com. .
trusting colors. I -‘ I ' ,
‘ Striped Pongees and Striped Khaki-Kool
effects in mingled purple, orange. black and rose.
v ' Among these, a. few Silk Jerseyi‘ Suits
tritnmcdwith nutrabout. Former prices have.
been up to $75.00 .
V I
Sports 1 Sam _
For-sleeveless coats and skirts
The coloring'siu these are wonderfullyfiv-ft‘vc— "
live and the line includes: - ’
Putting Grccn, . _ , 7
Tournament, which 15 a .
bluish purple and love- '.
ly shade, 2
Highland Rose, ‘ 2.:
sIt docsnot. take a large. quantitvfor‘a little
. sleeveless coat audt the material Will be equally,
desirable for Sports skirts. Forty tut-hes \\‘i(lt‘.,
. regular price $2.50, and itbought todayub would
probably sell for more. than that. ‘
~p Special $2.00 a yard
Brassie,
TBarbcau,
.Mollttsqttc,' which is. a .
. greenish gray.
1
. r _ U. Silk Section; third il'cur.
A Couch-Hammock, '
' 'Agspccial
' tress, wind: shield back and-"ends and “‘3‘;de rest.
-~.~ gilt-00.:wn l »
vii :Ei
. _.
Cicaranc‘c price $25.@% I
.1.
131110 for «those days thfot'ci ltbc : . -
Fourth» {t is khaki color,.tltit:li».tttttlrcatitytmat-
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