m m ’7‘ 4 m lem Thedtv‘felk
EVENING ‘ ‘1' - :7 7 II'ho drive to the country to secure
mung“ itheir apples direct from the producer
‘ I. ‘ L7 L.- ”Ell. ”complain that the farmer charges
W ithem more than the city grocer. and
”W .Y . .sells them windfalls instead '01 sound
.... l
I“ m lcarefnlly picked apples. The farmer
' ‘ "—'" zoonpleins that he can‘t market the
I'm": ‘°'~ 15: 1.” ‘fruit with profit. And there you are!
The apples continue to go to waste
M
an? mm mlflt is the same with other fruit. l
Along with education in the use of
Eightldo8246a.n.;9:21p;1n. l
Sun rim 6:41; Iota 4:34. i
apples should go education in the sue
’cessful distribution of them.
' and country need to study how to get.
$1:ng 3:2; Pm‘lsugvthifieiy together on this marketing [il‘ftposl I
entitled to the “a? for publication of “011‘ MON Pei-till? Med no prodtlin't
all news dspaiches credited to it 0! to make them eat apple dumltliugal a}, I
not otherwise in this paper and a‘so pie p39, apple butter, plain apple “um i
mililomil hf:soiurlhafbl?t‘§§$;lno" 5pc?” ”'9 juicy, fresh fruit~~~if they can1
rial GIELBSBICIIP: hereto are aim re-f’nll' get the aples. l
served. . ...—..“W m...
~ ~-*— :- -- — ‘ ....-_. i THE TRIUMPH OF CULTURES
EVENING SIM“!!!- TELE- We have heard littloulately of Kul
9H0“ CALLS tur. The Germans were going to de-
Mitoriil Room—92. luge the world with it. Indeed. in
Business 0300-43. their mad egotlsm. they used to say
Homlk Branch once—1388. .1119! were going to “save the world"
Iditorfs Wanna—213,3. ‘with it. The sane part of mankind
The frenzied propaganda died down.
under the weight of the crimes It
' ‘ ” 7 sought to justify. Now, with military
AFTER WAR -" RECONSTRUCTION failure. there is complete silence,
Through all the difficult period at In that silence we can hear the
the war. the American people have voices of real culture, and appreciate
shown themselves able voluntarily to it in the many forms that Pmsslanisnt
i Money
it
I
:T‘n‘c-m‘.
l m
7"?
Saving
Event
l GLOVES
p“, WWI numwlm,‘ soon came to rate the modern German '.
“me“ man. ‘Wnu— type of civilization at its real worth
113-12.
9 Make a Practical and Welcome Gift
9 For Xmas
R: I, W
h, WOMEN’S IMPORTED GLOVES
ti' licul French Kid, glare finish; the famous (‘cii-
Q tt-iitt-raand other good Iliiih't’h. Tuowlasp, cut-
lvl‘tt! icred back; all the wanted colors; also
black and white. The rcgulur price is $2.75
BOSTON” STOR
Tomorrow, SATURDAY
Supreme Value-Giving in This Cut Price Merchan-
dising EVent Every Section of the Store to the fore
With a Wealth of Money Saving Opportunities.
HANDKERCHIEF
SPECIALS
Coat Sale
Wonderful Coats, com-
prising Four Special Pur-
the and which in other countries could Wise of New York City says finelv:
“If the. world has suffered a terrible .y,
i at
shouldir burdens and carry them to sought to crush. Rabbi Stephen S. s
l
with (“Emily have been carried by ‘
government orders. .loss through the subversion of all out
We saved food for our soldiers. for lure values among the German-speak §
our allies. for’ the homeless and in; peoples, rich and abundant is the 2.3“
I- union peoples in Europe. Not only compensation which has come to men‘
(1 won" food in ourown home klt- In the new types of culture that have‘ .'
chi 1|. but we raised it in our own arisen. or rathen in the new forms ’inl‘u
home. nt’denl, we did the hard work which the old and real cultures have i
of shipping and distributing it where come to light—the culture of Belgium. :0
It val needed. -,lrue to a covenant though the heavens ‘v
million“ 0111’ NDrerentatlves we vot. l fall; the culture of France, rising to‘
M for the draft. for the fair and equa- the spiritual sublimiiy of self-abnega~ l .
file! “an; of our boys for the fight- lion that the evil of slavery might not 5
mg, .... fastened upon the sons of men :' the
We raised untold amounts of non w ‘lure of Britain. quiet. patient. fixed.“ '
9y in bonds and stamps, in tnxefi. unalienable in resolution to safeguard.
These and many other things have the greatest and beat or human mad:
‘v- done right joyfully. for the ‘win- sures of the least of the small on '.
min: of the war, for the promulgation lions of earth. the culture of America. 4
of our principles throughoul the the culture of our own people. esteem i'i
world. . ‘ .lnu nothing no gain that does not .
With the ending of the. war ndfie of rorve the liberties of men. and count~; .
" these not-41s are over or will be ’for ing as lost nothing which is offered
many years. We must now feed not up upon the altars of sacrifice for “10%.:
nly our allies. but our former ene- frcedom of the sons and daughters oi t,
.mies. Our boys must be kept abroad men.” in.
W pollcc duty. for showing the na-l Gerninnv herself. he believes. will”
'nns how to reconstruct their ahatter- yet develop an admirable culture of [i
id bulldlngs and their shattered lives. her own. as she did in the days lie-L;
If peace. were‘ followed by any 1101- for» her warmudncss and blind fulfill ‘
. as indulgence in eating, in drinking in material science. “Slowly and. ‘
' 1 buying. in wasting, it would be 'the through the utzunles of penitential un~E S
4,
r--ute<t disgrace in the world. There dcrslnndins will come that reorder-
more need than ever for conset'vir in! of moral and spiritual Villllm‘
on of ovary possible resource. for pm» which alone can begin the hard and x
- '- lion of every possible product, bitter process of curing Germany's Q
~ \nd It is not only brok'tfn buildings. soul." 7:
~. wiken Individual lives that are here ‘ ’ ‘
WILHELM’S EXIT
It cannot be said that the last
the Hohenzollerns made an lmpt-os- ‘
sivc exit. From anybody who hadm
played so conspicuous a role. in the .‘l
biggest of international dramas we .
should have cypocted something more r
~that is. from anvbody but Wilhelm. .
A really great man slioulo‘TFg'ront
1 i be rebuilt. nor only in the war—
m-n countries. '
i A new world walls construction of
our hands. Nothing is the same. will
ever be the same. as before the war._
With difficulty did we make the ad.
justments of our lives necessary for
the, waging of the muffin: . Now we
are confronted with the necefllty for
making adjustments even more sweep. oven in renouncing his ventness. We
int: and far more lasting. The longing should expect some noble word, some
of tile poet for "slintiering this sorry final proof of courage and manhood.
some intelligent appreciation of the
j . scheme of things entire." has been at -\\
most gratified. The opportunity for fact lhat his work, whether good or K
"remolding ihm’arer to the heart's de- ill, is done. and that the stage must
sire" is at hand.
The ideal of liberty for all peoples
it: about to be realized. The greater
one. of making practical the spirit at
universal brotherhood comes ncxt in
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11.5: ' 73 ’3‘
actors. f
There are many historical cltarac- b
let‘s who have set Wilhelm a tibod ex-
ample.
even when surrendering his sword and
Napoleon was still Napoleon.
order.
The making of 11- tew world‘awaits “‘0'“? S“ Helena. To "er" big man'-
tts. Not hastiiv sh. i. we begin to hi
\
capable of real comprehension there ?
must come. atfthe end. some such in-V y
sight as that which Tennyson lands to . 2.
.King Arthur: A;
“The old order chnnzeih. yielding
bor upon Its "in” Hz. but sobrrly, with
vision. with detci'minatlon, with pa
tlence and with faith.
I - .—-~—-———--—-...._.—‘_-__
STOP WASTE OF APPLES
(‘hicacois soon to be the scene oi a
3, .great apple show. It is to be part of
a regular program intended to educate
‘ .
the people of Illinois .in the use and "IN the world}: i“
enjoyment of that fruit. l EV?“ 1f Wilhelm slnCerelv believed .(
Last year. it is reported, Illinois in the worth of German k‘lllIlll“ and.
produced 2,505,666 barrels of apples. militarism and kaiserism, he might.
(If these only 377.000 barrels were have come to that—if he had been
1' ad conffiiercially. Of course, a good ‘ really blfi- 4
many barrels of apples that did not. Instead. we find this mighty Kaiser-.1
«linear In commercial transactions
wcre consumed on the fauna or in that he "would never desert his sore.
the communities where they were 1 "led people." “93”” away “kelp.
raised. But far too many of the ain't a thief at night; with his money and :
lion and a half We“ “0‘ sent «to jewels and stores of food”. reading!“
place to new: lac
“And God fulfills himself in many.
ways.
“Lest one good custom should cor-
“ market simply rotted in the orchards. 2"with a shivof’ta final note of advice
The same thing is true in other from the revolutionary leader Scheme.
alum. A m... 'M mum”. “3. mm, then signing his abdication pk.
him into much of the country district par with a tmbflnl hand. and upon.
“w"‘l ONO-Ind particularly thought: his month only to snarl sarcastic-
Wfllmornm' Inc-fluoredlr.’ltuybcmrthcgoodofdw‘
Mnflmwlmtapflummf
h“mmml.bltthqnn: harms-ruinous”
Immnbrtb in... until—all! Ilsa-unilat-
was“ Mammmrm
hummuwmgfllhmm W
b-” ..um~ummm
”no! ‘6”
be set for a new drama. with new,”
7 Value $1.50.
. At. each
,- Vitlue $2.00 dozen.
who had Just declared grandlloquently -:?3. ‘
pttir. EconomySulc
Price. puit' ..................
WOMEN’S TAN CAPESKIN GLOVES
A soft, pliable lcathcr, made from
'Slvllh't one clasp; perfect fitting. Regular price
. u'
2.-.».
Economy stilt,-
pl'il‘t‘. pair ..................
WOMEN’S CASHMERETTE
GLOVES
Superior quality. flccced inside; it
glow. The colors arc black. White and gray.
licizulur price 691-.
‘ ‘ . .
Economy sale price, lllllf‘ .......
MEN’S GRAY MOCHA GLOVES
.\ ‘ll't‘SN‘ glow.
lllililt‘tl quantity only. Regular
price $13.75. I'It‘ltllttlll)‘ stilt- pl‘it't‘. pl‘.
lSuit Specials
Smith. attractive Suits of,Jiruadclollt. Velour, Ptiplirg.
S'T'Jt‘. Oxford and Gtthiirtliitc; plilll' tnifort'tl or‘plush
or fur trinmit-tl ; till “10 ncu'cst slitttlitigs utitl iitutIt-s. .\ll
ttti‘t-rt-tl ltlllliil‘l'tiw at bargain [lf'lt‘t‘\‘.
$12.95"“$35.00
Soft and pliuhle hkllh.
L'luvc is rt-commcutlctl for its fit uiitl wear; it
$1.95
imported
tit slut week.
$1.79
pl'utit it'ul
49c
This
$1.2
chases in this Great Low Price
Offering Tomorrow.
AchcOmummwmdehmtofthommfmharrival-within
I‘N'O‘MIM .
mmmlwmsrhludmodclahkhwutmdohtor the smart
youngndu. Ooataw‘lthmatoollanthatnlludgouphiflinthc
neck. no materials are heavy winter continua of splendid quality.
$18.95 $23.00
029.95 037.00
I vanr HANpsoME
" ’ DR
Dresses
Bic Values FonTomorrow I
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES '
Our t‘tlllf‘t‘lltlll ('llllll‘llt‘t‘h‘ every new idea.
aizc hi it‘ In full llhfitll‘llllt‘lll. to meet the I‘eqlllf'lllt‘lili of
l..t‘l'_\' “011101. Thu Illtlsl ili'\lrlilllt‘ mutt-rials llit- fillt‘h‘l
4,t|illlll"\. llte' l'lt‘llt‘\l t-nluriiius nml |w:t \vorkuittiisltp.
g4.
4- Without
Equal
For Values
W
WOMEN’S HANDKERCIIIEFS
I’ll” white lawn, corners embroidered in attrac-
tive patterns and finished with overlooked
edge. in pink, blue and lilac; assorted
patterns. Economy sale pricc,‘cach
WOMEN’S EMBROIDERED WHITE
LAWN HANDKERCIIIEFS
Six Handkerchiefs, attractively arranged in a.
gift boa. Regular-price $1.00 box.
Economy I‘ll price, 1901- ........
" Man's nannnnncmnrs
White liomtibohcm'aoft finish catnbritt; a very
serviceable quality. .chular price
1.’ l-L’c: Economy sale price, each
DAINTY. nacnwaan
Fiuc Quality Crepe. dc ('hiuts and Georgette,
richly ciultroiderctl or trimmcd with pretty . _ .
l'lft‘ edging. Newest shapes. Regular
pl‘it c 50c. Economy sale prim- . . . .
5c
49c
10c
RICH ’vnnvn'r
asses
'l'hc stylus i‘l‘t.‘ tho verwvnewcstitt ' $18 50
slraichi liner and tunic effects ..... o
,,W VELVET SUITS
Hitiiiitttvc tri-stlcls, practical, but
'l‘l'.\‘ slyl‘Ni- .......
SALE OF TEIMMED AND SPORT HATS.
A Sale "
39c '
r
.
'3
$24.50
CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ COATS $10.00 Poplin Dresses ................ $6.98 'l‘rlirmmcd Hats—Were $7.50 and $10.00;
Vino shinning ttl' tht- Minsmlk Inul \irltw; warm. pi'ntu $191.00 Taffeta DI'CSBCS ........... . . . . $12.98 _iCOI10!lIV D" """"""""""
.it-ul .l-‘illllllt‘ll‘lfiz :lliltlt' of good sci-\‘ivcultlc material and $16.00 591'2‘8 Dresses ................ $12.95 Triggzfifingaggge ere $.00 a3“! 3.6.50” . $350
.u cll 4mm. 1 i‘lt‘t'tl li‘nm $20.00 Some Dresses ................. $16.00 gntrinliimfd HfitS-lslgeas 83-00 and $450-
To $16.00 Satin Dresses ............. $12 98 “0’ a 9“ -°'° - - ‘
it ‘ _ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' F. ................. . .
$7'95 - 19°95 2.2.00 Georgette and Satin .......... $16.50 Eggiigiiil; 33$: ................. \ £223 ~-
My GDOIIS Section 2000 Yards Percale 1.000 Yards Bleached or “OSIERY AND a,/
Extraordin 7 M iflnll’lilfhgznst‘glllv l rim ilk-mi: . Brown Crash Towcliutz
s .3“ my . " I285 00 S UNBERWEAR ~- ‘
aters i‘ast cplors. lValue 29c Special ........ 190 yard ) T' I
3%. . i. you .......... ""‘“ '
, 1.000 Glass Towels and Silks Axminster Rugs Of Style: Comfort and
km"? 79‘“ - 19c 100 Yards Table Damask l-lcavy wool nap: floral and (Jr? ECOIlOIllV
L ”(h """"""" Unbleached. Its.flrin weave in .leulal dealsns; Site. 27x54. Value. , ”7'".- .
100 H L sures good wear and its excellent Are Here at MOSt “‘50“ . WOIIICIIS Medium WBIIht fr I
emmed Table TODS finish gives. it splendid launder- Economy Price . . .. $3.29 Cotton Hose I
«H inches square.
980'
500 net—{Jed Table
N anklns
.... .07... .......... ‘ 51.19
1.000 Bed Sheets
500 Hemmed Tray Cloths
Firm quality. Value ‘ 19c
29c. At, each
50 Pieces Lonacloth
Soft finish. guaranteed quality.
Whiz”? .......... $2.29
2000 Yards Outimr
...... Flannel
lt‘lne quality. beat patterns
color-lugs. Value 35c
yard. at. yard ......... .
Full size. Value
$1.49 At. each ......
and
25c
Hematitchcd Table Cloths
, And 6 Napkins to Match
Neatly 001011: VINO
".00. AL "I .. ..... . $2.98
1.000Yardlm0uthu
Ethan
'h'x" no-
?“ ‘ III
at.“ .........
he
Value
At. yard
lug qualities.
$1.00 yard.
500 Pairs Full Size .
Blankets -
Good. practical Blhukets. gray or
while. with neat contrasting born
dcrs. Value,$3.50- ~
For..-1........$2.980air
300 Pairs'fi'y Austral-
ian Twilled Blankets
White or gray—mill give good
service, satisfaction and warmth.
Value. $6.50 pair—-
Very special ... $4.50 pair.
Attractive Prices
Silk Ponlins
Beautiful lustrous finish. in all
the new colors. including black.
Economy ,price.
yard ............... $1 .29
All Silk Crepe de Chine
40 inches wide; a good line of
colors. Economy
price. yard ........ $1 '1 o
36 Inch Lining Satins
All . colors. in coal liiiingl
lengths. Economy
price yard ........
$1.49 .
Curtain Swrss
Beautiful assortment, in attract-
ivc designs; full 36 inches wide.
anue. 25c—
Economy Price . . 19c yard
retonnes .
Light. medium and dark: artistic
designs and effective coloring.
Value. 35c yard—
Economy Price . . 28c yard
Children’s School Dresses
Pretty styles. in high-grade ging-
ham, fancy checks and stripes; .
also. plain Chambrtty: size. 6 to 14
years; Regular price, $2.98—
For ......... $2.19
v.
tassel.
Flpccttl ..... .
..... ...-..---..
WRITING PAPER
Fancy boxes. containing 2‘ about: and 3| aw
Whites”... ........
_ 'l‘imelyiSuggeslions for Christmas Gifts.
Genuine leather, duplex 'clasps. fitted with
change purse and vanity min-ow.
$1.50 value‘for r. .............
CHIFFON VELVET HAND BAGS
V cry stylish, fine quality. suspended mirror and
chainrc purse. Finished at bottom with large
89c
solos. All colors.
Pa 3 r ..........
$1.25
SILK HOSE
\l’tnttcu's Pure Thread Silk Hose, full fashion-
ctl. lisle garter top. and reinforced heels and
........... $1.09
‘BATII ROBES
(mod wearing. warmth giving Bath Robe. made
ofthefauousBemblankw-dammkota
can! and land. Fall at. carefully mods and
l
Elastic top, double heel and
soles; fast and stainless dye; will
give the very best possible wear;
black white. brown and gray—
Economy Price . . 29c pair
Women’s Art Silk Hm
Lustrous silk-like
there's style. quality. and at in
every pair—«assortment of fashion-
able colors- 3
Economy Price . . 69c pair »
O 0
Women’s Winter Weight
Union Suits
Made from fine. soft quality
yarn; perfect fitting: shaped for
comfort and. good wear—
$1.98
Economy Pru‘_c_e_. . . . .
Infants’ Knitted or Cro; ’
cheted Hoods
fin all white. trimmed with pink
or blue~ '
$1.49 and no.
Little Tots’ Socks
White. with blue or pink trim-
mu". - l.
__:1.98 to use
texture —' '
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