loll (alt hats 83.50 to 8.00.
(loafer-tabla caps that will
May with you.
Gloves. American made at
Mme. none better.
‘ ' Rogers 8: Stevens
mwatx com nonwaut
3 ' ' ’ 'IGnEaNS
FARMS MAN, PUT
OVER GAS ORDER.
7,: (Mined mine-p One)
It was" learned that at the meeting
of the dr Service committee at.whioh
the plan was adopted «the other men.
hero of the committee had agreed that
ammunition tahoutd order "mien"
ya. Then Redford gave his epla-l
i . ‘
0!! don't think that r..- a good plan,"l
he said. “to issue an order that nobody|
dull use gasoline unnecessarily. l
tbdhlht‘ when the harness days were
“cred that the public would have re-
sponded better it it had been requested
repaid the sacrifice voluntarily. This
la merely a suggestion. but I believe
the heart of the United States is in the
war."
Nd‘ynt‘e was taken at that meeting
bu on the next day it was the uncut-l
wpinion of the committee that
’ 's idea should be adopted. The!
ouflaation was passed on to Oil Ad-t
miniatrator Mark Requa and by him
given to the president. The saving at,
frpm 8.000.000 to 9,000,000 gallons ol:
gasoline on each Sunday/has shown the!
accuracy or Bradford's judgment.
JOlNT lNSTALLATiON CEREMO.
MONIEB.
‘ District Deputy A. . Rose and his
staff will install the oillccrs of South
Not‘wallt council. .\‘0. 1253. and Catho»
lie Union, Council, .\‘0 46, at a meet-
ing called for that purpose in Red
Men's Hall 'on Friday evening. cxt.
It is expected that a large crowd will
5. present. An entertainment will be
given. and also light refreshments wliil
be served. ,
Past District llcputy .iolm McMahon]
will also give a talk to the members,’
and give them an account of the recent
convention held in New York at the'
Astoria.
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The i
Gerham Company
monitors
10 FIRST STREET 3
fill. 452
~ ,
East Norwailt f
.1
i
|
Reserve District gulch are on”! oi!
Grew New ran Blah in Mew
Yorkeity will obtain a quantity of tin
new bonds this morning.
it has been pointed out in at; con-
nection that the Treasury Donn-ant
has set no limitation upon the "It!
of Fourth Liberty Loan Boob width
can be bought for cash. An il’veltll'J
will be able to buy a million ddlars
worth or more and take than a”
with him. while previously no indiyid-
us] could get more thon 810.000 worth
of Third Liberty Loan Bonds [or cash.
and betore the 810,000 limitation the
outside figure for cash sales was 81.000.
LIBERTY LOAN
TEAMS AT WORK
(Continued twat First Pm.)
Porter Emerson Browne, Mrs. Porter
E. Browne. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. White-l Murphy. Reed Flynn. Clarence Byxhee.’
head; Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Montgom-
ery, Fat-Imam D. Middlebrwk. Monica
Def. Lockwood. Miss da Kern. Min
Ruth Kline. Miss Clara Wood. Mn.
Mary Stark.
Team No. 5, E. M. Welles, captain.
Nelson W. Benedict. Samuel 0. Kemp.
Clark M. Ely. Lewis Sooneld, Henry
Prowitt. Jesse Dunbar. Edward L.
Hoyt. Edward Hyatt. Harry Ambler,
Mrs. C. C. Sprague.
Team No. is, L. S. Kecler. captain..
Mrs. William Hassell. Charles E. Deln»
nebach, E. M. Gorham. F. A. iockwood.
Mrs. George F. Betta. W. G. Cleve-
land. Mrs. l.. S. Kecler. Edward P.
Weed.
Team No 7, Mrs. Cavanuh. captain.
William Casey. Mrs. James Gregory,
Marlpora Taylor. Mrs. Wallace Mar
Vin, Miss Mary Marvin. Mr. William
Taylor. Herbert W. Gorham. Mrs. A.
Hyde Cole. Mrs. Katherine l. Hicks.
Robert Millard. Mrs. Dudley Raymond.
Peter Foley. Mrs. Herbert W. Gotham.
Team No. 8, Milton Eled. (80'
tain. Mrs. H. T. Hipson. Mrs. J. L'Hotn-
medleu. W. R. Cartwright. C. H. Gehr-
mon. R. M. Riggs. A. C. Knorr, W. I’.
Blaster. G. E. Bogart. Lewis Ward-
Well: Charles W. lane.
Team No. 9. Edward Smith. captain.
J. W. Olmstcad. M. P. Dunne. Mrs. R.
R. Morrison. Frank Fitzmaurice, Stew-
art Marshall. Mrs. John Cue. John
Vone. (‘hris Pay, Stephen Jarvis. Ed-
ward Beers, R. E. Morrison.
Team 10. Myron W. Osborne. cap-
tain. Ssmurl Frankowltch. A. 8. Car-
penter. D. L'Hommedieu. lt‘. J. Hodges.
George E. Thompson. A. N. Paddock
Henry 1.. Henry. Mrs. Leslie Gorham.
Mrs. C. N. Wood. Mrs. ll. J. Thomas.
Mrs. Susan S. Osborn. _
Team No. ll, Robert Van Buren. con
tain. Seymour Curtis, Raymond lletls
George Lockwood. Dr. Oaterbanka
Lorenzo 'l‘riplcr. Ely
Grand Raymond. Mrs. Seymour Curtis.
Mrs. Edward Sims. F. Goodyear
George Mitchell.
Team No. 12. E. G..t“tichestcr, cap~
tztin. F. .l. llruzei, ll. .\'vwman. Ralph
W. Bray. Hurry iv]. Smith. Harry J.
lx'ccnn. John E. Jones. C. it. Kuncs. J.
H. llarry.
Team .\'o. 13. Frank Merrill. captain.
ll. r. Murray. w. ll. Malone, R't.
llouton. Joseph Stcphunak. Witold
lludnick. Joseph Tracy.
Tram .\'o. H. (‘harlca Kellogg. cap
tnin. Oliver Stanley. Jay S. Reynolds,
S. l.. D, Evarls. Stephen lirny. Fred ll.
Smith. Stephen J h‘laherty. James Gil-
‘l‘L'
' tain. Mrs.
Raymond. Le: iintty
John T. Mayne. H. 0. W '
Team No. 18, Ibo-as My. ., :
tail. W‘ W. a.“ 0‘. that e
'n. aha-ell. Vtaaauo M Janet
m. M. Janet ”any. motor Wis;
rel, G. 1’. Under“. Geor- L. unl-
woad. William Brice Goon. W_ Gray.
' Team No. 19. Mrs. m fiaviland.
captain. Mrs. G. Elliott Brown. Mrs.
Robert Van Buren. Mrs. Frank Van
Dual. Mrs. M Miller. Mn. 11. w.
0008.17. In. Mule Oaban. M Ed.
. Howard. Albert Malia. ‘
tt.
Teal No. 30. John D. Milne. captain.
Thomas J. Dorney. Jere Dorney. Wil-
liam Powell, lrvinx Reed. Cornelius
Sweeney. Btmrett Woolen. [4. has.
Team No. 21. George H. Voahurgh.
captain. John Elohim Maurie H.
Nuttinl. Christian Swarta. Cornelius
A. McMamara. Charles T. Dimam. E.
G. Shine, Mrs. Philip N. m. Mn.
John C. Sherman. Mrs. Archie F. Nash.
Charles A. Walton. Dr. William L.
wad.
Team No. as. Richard Grant, captain.
R. R. Snyder. Daniel Tourney. Francis
J. Smith. W. H. Raymond. Jr.. Jahn J.
l
Elsie Nonmauer. Thomas McGraw. C.
N. Bartlnlton.
Team No. 23. William F. Tammany.
captain. W. W. heater. Samuel M.
Stevens, Joseph L. O'Brien. John V.,
McGinn. William Miller. Mrs. F. lrvinzl
Smith. Jos. Roaentield. Clarencex
Brown. Joseph R. Taylor. '
Team No. 2!, Elbert Pitch, captain,’
William E. Matthews. Joe. w. Gotham.
Thomas it‘. McMahon. Doubt 8. Beers:
(‘ont'ad P. l-‘rey, Paul Miklovic. George‘
N. Wardweli. r. A. Smith. Fred Tet-l
ley, Harold W. Van Waxnen. D0mlll-‘
ick ll. Eula. George 1. Harris.
Team No. 25. J. Emory stavens. cap
J. Emory Stevens. 1'. s.
Lyons. Floyd Angnine. Albert Pohl'
man. Adolph Dreyfus. Arthur hole.
George Barclay, James Donnelly R. J.
Tenny,
Team No. 26, Joseph 'Rooney. cap
tain. James R. (parlors. William A.
Nash. A. J. Collins, H. A. Mead. J.
'lI‘oditnan, Leo Gonch.
Team No. 27, John Cuneo. captain.
Frank Stratton. B. J. Reynolds. John
J. Newman. Chariots Sixaway. Milton
Poulas. George Flynn. George Cuneo.
Team No. 28. .l. M. O'Brier, captain.
Edward Bat-h. Samuel lreland. Gustav l
Smirnyak. John Gunny. Stephen Len-
gyel. Daniel llatzenberg . Charles 06»
do. Frank Ritto. (‘arm no lannooone.
George Scotleld. Oliver Douvard.
Team No. 20. Joe. Badderiey. cap-
tain, John W. Smith. William Josem.
Wilbur Smith, William Gunther. Louis
Pogany. Patsy Dil’edm, Stephen Nug-
vary. Jame-s Mola.
Team No. .30, Lee Tripp, captain.
Samuel Watkins. Mimont Smoth, Jacob
l'tzinger. John Harold. Dominick Eula.
liomcr ltucktnan, Louis Roblchaud.
Joseph Lyons. Daniel Keyworth.
'l‘cam .\'o. 31. Rev. M. J. Lynch. cap-
tain. D. N. Hartford. Frank Maculso.
lictt‘tncn. Dr. A. D. Wads-
worth. t‘. J. Miller. Mrs. John D
Tut-cl. Poim l’eccorella. Everett How-
icy. Ah‘in lieerdt,‘ Wallis Sammie,
Thos. Walsh. Salvatore Charlott.
Team No. 33. .l. H. Gibson. captain.
“'1". A. Stevens, Edward Hayes. Wil-
liam ll. Peck. Mrs. lda Gibson. Mrs
Fred l’itzcr. H. M. Bastard. James
Brenden. Wm. J. Milllcan.
Team No. 38. John Culto. captain.
Alex Baumgarten. Dela Slorndi. Gcza
Gods, Louis F. Vadas. Andrew Rciius.
John Belles, Rev. Gabriel D0kll‘dLJOtit‘Y
MacKay. Steve Tamas, Daniel Vedas.
'l‘catu No. 34. B. Herman. captain.
litzun. ll. D. licncd‘lct. Harry Cahill. Ed; Moran. Dr. W. J. Moord. Samuel \'cl.
win Lopcr.
Team No. 1:1. M. .l. Riordan. captain,
E. l-‘. Duffy. .\i. Stull. ‘G. Richmond,
Mrs. ilcrdt. G. 1‘. Drum, J. Gardenia! chairman (Wilton)
Antoinette .lassil. (‘harlcs Davis. Louis
.l.’tllll'll'_\'. Miss Elizabeth Blake.
'l‘cum No, ill. William i“. Russell.
captain. Albct’i ll. Mnlkin. Martin J
llcilnnoltgh. Albert P. Rose, Bryan H.
Stilt. R. l2. Weber. Mrs. Frank Greg-
ory. Ward Prenticrzasl. Harold D.
Mitchell. William J. Rowe, Maurice K.
("tr-vans. E. Singmvttld. (‘iarencc E.
llauer. Augustus W. Fcllenbeum.
James W. StuiL
Team No. 17. Rev. Jas. H. Werner.
captain. John Gruelle. W. P. Beers. J.
i ;
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McCall Patterns .
K‘ ’3 There are two kinds
we") nearance of the nine
of Charm—Charm
of personality and
Charm of dress. One.
woman in a thousand
to looks well-dressed no
{A matter 7 what she
"h". wears—but the at)-
hundred and ninety- 5
nine depends upon
lust one thing—the
proper Selection of
Clothes. The name
McCALL upon any
(lesion is the equiva-
lent- of Sterling on~ Sil-
ver. '
| Fred Benedict.
[quence of thr war the
W. Saaybye. Jr.. George Mnnzi, Grace
sor Angelo Bilano. Joseph De Lihrn.
John H. Weltrie.
Team No. 35. Mrs. Cora B. Harden.
Team No. 1 Miss llianchc Smith,
captain. Truman Smith.
Team No. :5 Miss Mollie
Miss- Marion Eturgls.
Team No. :i Mill‘s Louise. Murray.
Team No. 4 Mrs. Fred Benedict, Mr.
Martin.
‘Team No. 5 Mrs. Mary Ambler. Mrs,
Harry Miller, Mrs. Ralph Gregory.
Team No. 6. Mrs. Charles M. Am»
bier. Mrs. -l-‘red Bennett.
Team No. 7. Mrs. Harry Jennings.
Miss GraCe Mason. Angie Post, Mrs.
Van Heinlgan.
Team N0. 8. William Hunter. George.
town. John W. Ferris. Floyd C. Jen-
Jennings. Mrs. Clark Olmsteod. Mrs
l-‘red Foster. Mrs. Albin Peterson.
Cnccho Slovak. Frank Wileek. cap
lain. Gustav (lojntosik. Paul Mikiovic.
Josef lluchtu. William Grach. Steve
Scjak. Steve ‘KuRn. Fabian Malanlk.
John Polcsak. Thomas Buiselt. Joseph
Kadubec. Jacob Pazka.
DEER PLENTIFUL iN MAINE
BANGOR. M0,. 00! ‘l.—Hunters
have hezun to arrive in northern;
Maine for the deer shootinc. whicht
will begin today and they are assur-E
ed of good sport unless unfavorable:
weather should prevent. As a course"
number of
hunters was below the average last
season and this year is expected to
see a still mater decrease. From all.
that can be learned from guides andl
other: there are more deer in the‘,
woods now than at any time in the
‘last ten 0 fifteen years. here will be
- narM.B.Waner m in an”.
t‘ it it: ' imam manor
.1, ' term in»... war.
gas-aimed m
fie Stone closes daily at six o’clocli
“The Fourth Liberty Loan will be six billion
dollars.
Rate of interest and date of maturity:
Entrapment.
Security: All we have and are and hope to be
Trustee: Until. 8am.
\
Purpose for which the proceeds will be expended:
VICTORY.
V Special This Week in BedroomFumiture
Attractive Sets
At Reduced prices
u... Bedroom Furni-
tritium turn is becoming
ll, / l more diificult to ob-
"/ tain, especially
‘- : , . "those of fine grades.
=fi' Throughout t. ll i 8
week we offer a
number of high
grade sets, reprec
senting ‘ the best
quality and work-
lna’nship, but in patterns which cannot be dup-
licated.
" Brown Mahogany. “Queen Anne" period,
pine pieces including twin beds, regular price
$510.50 _ .
5., Sale price $43500
' American Walnut in handsomely carved de-
sign. with burl walnut pancis, seven - pieces,
regular $441.00 -
Sale pt'it‘t‘ $378.00
Set in “Louis XVI" period. with fluted col-
lumts, carvings in “mouth design. scvcn pieces,
,white enamel tinish, regular price $332.00
. . Sale price $28400
Antique Brown Mahogany of riFh design,
"Queen Anne” style. fine mouldings and trim-
mings, six pieces, regular price $335.00
Sale price $28500
Sheraton Set in American Walnut. seven
pieces including dresser and chiffonicr, rogu-
lar $309.50
Sale price $26400
Set in Ivory enamel, Adam style. brass trim-
mings and effective carving, four pieces, regul-
lar $274.00
Sale price $24400
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. Fourth floor.
Washable. th Gloves
Probably no glove is more. satisfactory to
.lhe particular wmuan titan one that is washable.
it gives her the opportunity of starting out
,with a perfectly fresh clean pair.
' A new line is in, one;clasp, in tan, gray,
brown and white. These are. at a price which
bonnet be duplicated for a long time probably.
$2.00 of fine quality.
Mal-lea.
Sweaters for Men
All styles, colors and weights from which to ‘
select.
”MMMafipu-hta.
hallmomdadnav. m
-l-ylal.mV'-h.wr-Ma
“mumw* fl.
, may
1'
-
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!
Curtain Marquisette
White, ivory and corn with border, thirty-
six inches wide, regular price 35 cts.
for 30 etc. a yard.
Very dainty for windows.
Scarves and covers
Blue and white, with birds and flowers,
leaves and vines, designed in old Japan.
60 x 60 int-lies,
$2.00
Covers, 72 x 72 inches,
$3.00 '
48 x 48 inches,
$1.50
Scarves, 18 .\' 54 inches, Napkins, 12 x 12 inches,
66 cta. $1.00 a dozen.
Third floor.
Fall and Winter Boots for Women
A special Read model now on display, the .
“Strum” boot. which is bench made, of best so.
lccted materials. Three attractive styles, high
lace, “Louis” heels.
Ficldmousc. French Kid, $14.00
Dark Gray. French Kid, a
Mouse Gray Suede. pair.
A bout of fine black kid, with a medium
heel and strong sole, will appeal to the wmnau
of conscr 'ativc taste.
Sizes 3 to 31,43. Widths A to E,
A number of shoes, good quality and
approved styles are' grouped together
and marked
$5.95
$5.50
Main floor.
The Exquisite Mesh Bag
The newest ones are the prettiest ever made.
The mesh is woven as finely as a piece of cloth.
The mountings are beautifully chased and set
ivitb'scmi-prccious stones. The carrying chains
are novel and beautiful. Vanity cases, the tini—
est thing of a powder box with a fairy puff. and
a mirror inside the lid, are set in the mountings
of the bag, easy of access.
In Nickle Silver, finished in sterling silver.
green gold, etc.
$16.50, $19.50 to $50.00
, Jewelry Section. Main Hour.
The Wise Man will buy Underwear
— while be may choose in s. ,
In these days of rather diflcult merchandiso
lug one ought to provide himself with needtnl
artidu while they are within reach.
3* w. “Yul!" I“ “W” makes,
ill'aoanana 5.... ”"-
”aim-shwdfiurflu
seminal-Illa. ”M... “and.
vital-std: gag, ”‘mmfia ~.
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