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analysis of local" conditions mayprovs
be— . Idea," which is the 81288th and most
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higher when the war ends. May bathis is all
svilltell. Nomanlmowswhst the future holds of 5
The chance however is ours to keeping our. assorted stool:
and to encourage building in the locality in which we-hve. It
meyneansgreatdeal. Mug the chance fsaems worth_
while, even tho it requires morainerve to remain in business ‘
than to quit. even if we were able.
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‘ :la keeping with the spirit at the
(lugs .tb Ali-Wan Truck Gom-
pany has conceivedthe Ali-American
thoroughly All~American movement
that has ever been inaugurated in the
history of Motor Trucks—~11 movement
ithat embodies certain principles that
are bound to be the inture fundamen-
tal basis on which tracks will be built
and sold. ' ‘
This iypiéal “Yankee" idea is an ir-
5 resigiible force. closely identified with
every operation of the company:
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SLEEPING .PORCHES
MEAN BETTER HEALTH .
. : To builds sleeping porch is-expensive. To transform 4
sdaypomhaheadyhufltlntoasleepingporehwithYU-~ ‘
DOB. Seltlianging Ventilating Shades is not expensive.
With the latest VUDOR Self-Hanging Ventilating Shades
you can protect your entire porch ready for day or night
useinhalfsnhour or is
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woven in the top of each shade itself gives perfect ventila—
tion without drafts—it is the only thing of the sort made.
The One Million VUDOR Porch Shades in daily use"
prove their worth. - »
They come insoft. pleasing, permanent cobra in all» -
sixes. Will last for years and are moderate in price.
Let us demonstrate them to you.
ALL SIZES IN STOCK.
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odds and ends. broken simmer.» lo: we cautious-order. w .1 .
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all goes on e a money as prices. ts are small ; . ." "
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1. on bright cu ,» , mush-z . , *""‘ '
a: "two dolls" elsewhere in an lineal Vaughn 511%" 5, The dimmer beam at 7 o'clock when
“Every development~77ui the business
involves-the direct appliontbu of this
. splendid patriotic principle .
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This Ail-American Idea is briefly
summarised in Mr. Spear-’5 on words:
. . ~ “In our modern taotdmmily Ameri-
' can citizens are employedmouly hurls
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that are made in America are used in
the manufacture or our super-trucks.
Our enllre’sales organization is com-
prised solely of Anteater! representa-
tives. distributors. dealers and sales-
'men. ,
I For the period of the war All-Ameri-
‘ ’ can Bupen'l‘rudka are sold for service
'dirocily connected with the general
gym pmgmlfi. 7 ' 9" .
‘ American ld:euuii“§.‘thich can he
. depended upon to decide the world's
struggle in 'our have?“ gains. both
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'77i571.7777575ervicé for“:
Graham 3195.
strikers, numbering several hundred. ‘
would
of th
women gathered near the factory and
assailed the workers with peniteneggs. .
snuii‘. sticks, stones and ammonia. 7"
While the attack was going on the
"stood by but look no part in the trou-
his. The police force numbers but
two officers. 5
BROCKTON. Mass... July 18.»Con-.
winced that spies have been at work
in Brockton shoe factories stirring the '1
Workers into quilting work an army "
hhoes,_llladersl agents arrived here yea-
tsnlay to investigate. “a '
Orders for millions of pairs of army '
shoes (or the Government are tied up
by the sudden walkout of the shoe cut- .
ters. who demand an increase from “3'
$25.50 lo 837.50 a week. ., The strike is '
spreading to surrounding towns.
It is the first strike in a Brockton
shoe factory for nearly twenty years -
and was called without the sanction of
the Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union. of s}:
which the Cutters Union has long 5
been a member. John F. Tobin, preai- ,.
denl ot’ihe former. who arrived here
Boviand sins? from hats to
slices. and allow 779" easy
weekly payments.
Thai Ought to Help.
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Phones .1369. 2011. 77 « 71' Uhfitfllltfigf» So:Norwalk~ lplloatiou‘of scientific ‘hflnclpi‘éartrom walkout automatically out ‘lhe’msélves, .. “5
. 7 ‘ _ the coordination oti'the'varlous induo on from we: untenlommisntiou: He. . 5
.. 5 5 . , . - . ‘lgries and momperaiion of all of the has been urging the more than 2,00k0 5 5
. . 5. 5 a , forces oi . r. . 3 .. strikers" to return to their work. ma - , . . . _
7 7 . The AllvAtneI-ican idea produces in mg his appeal on patriotic grounds. ' Norton: Slip-Overs, in M8 cloth, Whit? andwhisewuh col .5
- ' '7 {x ~ 2 7.7.“. .. 7 .14 ' J ' maximum result through the apnlioa-- ored can". MI and belt 5 5.5 55 5 55 5 .. .55 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5.5 5.55 5.. 5. :5 $2525 ,5
o B 1 tion of scientific principles by these LYNN. Mass. Jujy 18.—-Henry J_ . 55 - bite . 5 $175 .
0 O . ‘ toms of uno5l51ention665lentils/555mg! Skemngton. Federal conclllaior. “con- Lace Front Slip-Overs, w . . 5
= 7 " 7 believe that t 9 “lens on 0 8 83 lei-red with union leaders. yesterday, 7 - - ' 1 _ 5
‘ Ito other lines of induslr)’. and its so!» in a further snort lo bring about, all Smoclrs, Win“: b51118, Pink: m “(I M W“! white trim _
OPTOMETRISI port by numerous assoglatioas 0515 2717:7737 agreement in the strike at more than “mime ' and contrasting colors, in mocking $2.25 to $3.00 5
7 - ’ i7 and commerce “rang out e 5 e 10.000 em loyes of the choral Elec- . “31m Iron colored can“. 5
5' WI" M . - 7 [am ‘ "States will be but a natural result. trio Company, which has stopped work ““9 “”155 Hindi”: ‘ Wk ml 3: $25”! 55
' . ‘ . ' 5 5 . 5 a l Thlg plan CI“ “.5!" 5d5wlih equal on imporunt war contrlctfl. Th9 Itr‘k' 5 a“. M ”My. 0:”- e e u e o so u e a e e e e e e e e5. 0'. e a . e e e a n 05 u 5 5 .555 ’
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m m and 0“ “will”. ,. 1 v2 ' wre- ., - success in solving ihc’lintenciiy haul~ suit their grievances to the National 5 We 5 5
‘ ‘ ' * -‘ . "“5"“ m" We We" W“ :3, War Labor Board for adsustment - A few odd sires-in ease- and $2.50 Kiddies . . . . . .. $1.50
“ .W We! they“. WM .‘pl‘eas routes are'beingigstahlishedand‘ 5 . ~ , . 55 5 7 , 5 .5 ,5 5 .555
u ‘ ' Pu! ' “7' ‘ . . ‘ "’ 55 ltrucke" operated onregular schedules» SPRIngIELD’ Mass. July 13,0; 5 . ~ » ~ ,, 55 5 _ 5 .5 5
moron, - "5“” h”- "_ W :' ~ 5;: 1 11“" .This tom of transportation is rapidly flciala or the Smith a: Wesson Com- 5 ~ 5 A -
. , . , 5 , .5. M . boo 7310519. aggro“? 77777317777 puny. whose emgoyes are onb siriéte" ' 0 , nolw 5
7 7’ 7 7'7 77 77 "7777 7777 7 7“ ’ .‘5 on are 9“ yesterday declin to notice i e 0 er ' 5 ' ”m ‘1‘ L
. * .ol the strikers to refer- the dispute II immn I! ' 9
.over Magda and working conditions to
~ 1‘ . - , j ‘ 7 _ ’ President Wilson or his representr . ., ~-—-——--' :5
7 JACOBY’S 7 7 77 7 N them 7‘” 7 77 e 7
‘ ‘ ‘ " “ ‘ 7 z l- BRISTOL, n. 1., July 18.-—The num- . 9’ -d F7 b S ' 5 _
7 77 77 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 '7‘ ‘ ” ' her of strikers atthe National India SChUItze S Fl" ay 18 peela s 5 5
' ‘ ' 7 * 7- ~~ ' " , _ j 7 777 . 5 . iRubber (wrongly plan; 5.513%: wasrdiin- 5 5 2.55 7711) 1" 5
7 . ‘ _;, s...» ._ 1. . thirds otthelealflobaccéér sedlnlhi‘s creaséd vests ay y . . aoco n3 ' \ ‘ ________ c 5 5
. 7 . 7 1 . . . ‘ 7 . . available“ (or to leaders, who said 3,000 out oi’55 a‘ to 5. ma “OWL 5 . i _. 2“ lb .
7 7 7 7 .7 , to .‘ oncoming talofmoo employeshsd quit work: STEAK 0Q!) .
a e 0 03's 77 ‘ resses "Therm“?! “WWWWWB was: man .. . . .200 lb
7 ‘ 7 ' " ‘ -7 ‘ i" W W‘““‘"“”-‘ ‘ ‘ maromma.....gz;t..; ....... .. zoo-1b.
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7 77 7 7’ ‘ 7 " ‘ Watchman} 7nd§d7§m£°777 masses admin...) _ . in m» OILERS-
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' ‘- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ °' ~ 9 All! ‘ 1 ' .» * Tclothin7g7 ' comt‘ is containingi 31.x , , , , 4- scum nonwm.
Everythingjor thePJC‘lTlC and ..- ~ . . 5 man d to the military 'toueiaas - 5 «.3 - 515 803W 7 5351585555“, Licentio H 17:97!!! 5:...
77>.» f; 1 _ ,ij «if 315,. .513”: 5 ”f ”15.35115“ .255. .«rxv _ 5 elites at England, Finnce and Italy; is 0-6me bagsiwereiuanufaci? _ .. mi 5 55 5 5 Q. 5 , 5_ . 5 5 55 55 5 55555 555
, ' "‘ 7_ ‘ 77 "3‘ *Utlngo" 77 , 7 ‘7' ”now” to approximately 150'009'9-00‘tured sworn-moms inrifth avenue. 7 '7. 7 ‘ :5 ' ' ‘ -_ ‘
'7 " 1 77 7‘ ‘ "777 liluéldfi $31533“ th97wgml§az¢4oEngf;New 'York..‘and brought”?! welco‘me‘ _ —— v~—-. _ , ~71 . -7
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Boiled Ham 5, . Deviled Ham sensor their. entire mum... to. ‘°“°“ _ ~ Sci... swore hopeful than PM “similar? 7““ ”‘3‘" 3'7 we”? of. 7i
. ‘ ,1 ~, . ~ the? army arid navy; livhile ltaiy al-x 5. . 55 5 mutual-light“ word sent tiomPans y . torneys wi5 prosecu . 55
Germ“: . - 7 7 7 ,. D evded- Tongue .. .7 5» 7 . . lows herpllitary foresees percent. ‘"777areito fir}, “m7" ‘ led b'yihe’77 “19°60” Roosevelt, Jr., stating “37;: , . * ,., .7. t, 5.. .7:
Smoked LiverwurSt. - ‘LllnCh Tolhgue u 5 T7116 total yearly nofisfimp‘fion of the garnish; ‘ La 6‘15" "Sodietytports 0! Quentin swdenih Were nbso-f _ .. 5 . . R 52:35 5 5 5 . 5 5.
, Beef \, . » mattedBee ‘enii .;«population of algae countries. here .» _ .5_,'lutely unconfirmed. there: . 5 » LinfiNN ST l bimdhlfidi
.5 Frankfurters 5-; ._ 5 _~ Jams and'Jéllies" {h ,osrdju'téstixnntea, at 387,000,?!) »m8rohan,t5. ., . *W 50,5 5 5,. . 5 ., MAKEW5 5 ’ 55.
. . t‘Roouefol-tflheesw .- ' > ~<Corng Beef . .1»: “.00.... w W a a » newsmanwe??? i .l . ' , . “ ~ :1:
7 Snapnmi’yceh 7 7 77 7‘7 7777Ro7-ast 7 7 7 7 77 - . 17.70"” " 7 :7 7 777773 LYNN, Mass". July 18.—Fol'lnal deg-'3
G _ 5 _. rt‘Gheese ~. .. BannedChipken 7 , v 1 Deputy ~11)“de 787377778 5,1Ma5.r3'hll.l mand 0 ““535 150,000.5tl‘lk585l‘3 MPG (1111‘: .
(Dream Cheeses 77 7 7 7 7 . Boneless7 Eekle Figs 3 7yes 711378777 arested Louis {Manna 0t: work at the 101739.! plants ofthe'Gener ;
. Phoemx Amencan ’ :l , ,1 - 'Feet ' ~ . . - 5» . 51 . ’ ‘ l‘b7y on a ”b.3173? 0:7 uttering 53991-1 Electric campafiy, BIODdllY: were m5
Cheese r 1 5 , . HflmLoafi f if. 355 chugeeondrgmms, reflecting; the hands'oi thevofiicialsf 101.133“ T1155;
eW ‘¥0rk State -Chee589 :9 Vlenna Sausage 1 7 ption in. Al'7 5. the interegts 0! the ljnited 553135511, demands were formulated at a meets-‘5
7 7 ' ‘ '1 . . ‘ 7 orces‘ " intimation“ intended mints/Mere mghulfiniasleaunui iateiast night;
777w! its in H5737 had-.53 prelimina‘fl’a and‘w’erewtorwarded to GeneralMang.
hearing haioremnied‘StatesrCommlsisagsi- waiter oyinsh by special deny.»
$10113! William... A, 55Wl‘l8h7t7y5_ ”a the 77ery ‘mail. 7 77 ‘
7 my... aria .at' 35.090.51.11 detaining
5 57hé5men.aliked710r reinstatement of: 7
of'whichfhe’ was whenjnille WWW, empioyés alleged to . have .beondis- .
‘Theheai'ini hasheen‘rofitwned chargeddor union activity, add 510
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cheduie' of. melt h h the .
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5pany's'wplaut at fidheaeeiadn’ .5 u, 5 5
and other collections?" ’ * ' . ‘
nourishment-o town ‘_
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