lure Self Sup
.030. 000 m Boiid‘s
[:11le 0.511313
right, 1925 _
1151 '0. May lL—With
”uses and integrity of
_ ,.~_ 3. xx omen 8.8
,1, $500 and 51.000,
; ".0 the investingpub.
Tile:- with a. bank
:1; $630,000 will be
sanction of a. 12
17:: believe. .
. directing the cam-
; 7» - 1.11:9 bonds disposed
1‘ L. . (ll San Francisco
. “1-31 to realization.
-, ,. mains to construct.
,' 1:123.
.‘1eational.
1, of the city
structure,
{noted to “omen's
.a. few shops on the
will
1. the downtown
. ling has already
3 ‘1 the Vi omens
1;:r ., :1 child of the
. -"'1.:_::5‘ Federation of
, , The funds for its
1.1 . f 1031 association
- 1 3:11 by more than
any. 1.31.10 of whom
Francisco and
-- .-1 in foreign conn-
‘5: . :. 1. :nbersl‘lips include
3 1: 12 years as well
insur-
3.4
'r.
1:; .953 women.
1 1 1 -. of the organiza~
1. ;:1::11 out or the city
» — - '; ;. so they will have
~ 1. : _ _.. when they visit the
1 ~ - 1: :al: million dollars
- : ;”i.le from? From
.. _ ' .11.: done our share,
:_- ' " ‘ . ~1.5-1.1 'Mrs. D. E. F.
.1 , : of the campaign
far 3:11 :11 :59 head of the Fed-
.c: ‘ .’ nurse the men have
. : -: : .2-"1. But we have
3 ' plans so that
- . . landing will be
1.1;» ~ : 1* ,l the income from
3. 11 , surely care for in~
st .' 7.: . ;:::orlizauon of the
‘ offered a safe in-
per cent inter—
. ~ : go; for charity.”
,1: 1 have two floors
11.1,,- fioors or private
. ,v gav
{.- .-.
t
, liL1. arr and lockers
‘ me so women can
srnoorl to evening
-.ning home. “This
perhaps," said Mrs.
- :t's a woman’s hour."
.' 11 1";
7
(’1 fl
1 TV
m
mil Burglaries,
Sentences Dropped
34.—-lssdore
. , Bridgefiort.
1; {our burglaries
- ralgncd before
1.525021 in Criminal
;a;c afterndon.
31enclod sentence
.: ca breaking into
9 Connecticut Au-
; any, the store of
$1111
:1; the store of
wing last April.
I I “15131 I XI’ORI‘ GAINS
. May 14. —RUS~
. ‘2: [ONE haVo passed
‘ , the Buzsian in-
': '- “1;: .;;r;; the six months
‘ - ' ‘ s‘1ipments were
4 ions. or nearly
. 5- 1-1: in the ante per-
i". '“ttallallon of mod-_
1 . men: which was
toiled Siales. has
. the Russian
..:erl
'- Crux—It Is Worth 31m
and and ten cents-,to
212.5 Sherrield’ Aye...
log your name and
, You will receive a
':';c 0" FOLEY'S HONEY
QMPOUND for caught.
' :aess: also sample
-LEY PILLS,~a diur-
for the kidneys and
l l ART] C TA BLETS
men and biliousness.
BE IOL'P. OWN Pm §
5m: ALL mommies
PROFITS
MOULRN B 3‘ ,
Fr" 45’“- 5 IL Missile
, '41" firm tract was
Francisco to Have Oneof
0f hind—Schemejfirawn ‘
securing .
bonds. in denomi- 1
during the ten days -:
The proceeds of:
'1‘ —A‘ _ pudding, to be the;
of its kind in the
.11“. days have passed
_‘ :71. ;e Jears ago will j_‘
:7 11:. be broken before, 1 1
y. 11;: end of the brief
apcr the women: of,
.2: \isiting women}
a center for all;
The feminine ;‘
Uolitical 1 ' ‘
WhOSE '
ioor for children.”
a little theatre.
the Ncwfield ,
on"; Paul Cut, sud. .113
U. S. my veteran, is on his
way to France to select sites and
prepare designs for Amefican
um manor-lain which an to dot
France at points of interest in
the Isle conflict. This is in pre-
pal-shun for the 1'??? pilgrimage
of the American Legion. Dr.
Cut is s Philadelphisn.
PriCe of Tires~ [S V
Boosted in Britain
LONDON. May lL—Inczeases of
from ten to twelve per cent in the
prices of tires are announced by
several British manufacturers be-
ginning today.
The manufacturers point out that
prices in other countries, including
the United States, Germany
fingers knox-
‘ Today’s
"and
luv-0‘? dnhon saue-
11 utzeuns chm
, come a. delegate despite the
> mous as “Uncle Bim” declares that
of the leading nations in advertis-
, log.
- f with law.
, any other technical profession. We
«an: high technical standards and
,1 “u want to have examinations pas-
ihe securing of licenses which will
permit. the practice or the advertis-
_ Norman 5. H. Cans or Sydney. Aim-
7 attend the international convention
1 ada'ertising a. technical
~Australia. the first in New Zealand
find the first it; Tasmania. He. is
1
‘ ' mfiem
Essex values. [tisthsfinthssex
ever built. It 18 flu: Smoothest,
' mast reliable Essex ever built.
’ _[t is the best looking, most
' comfortably riding Essex ever
built. Webehevcmmntcmnoe 7
opaauonthemosteoosome
calofsuymrmthe world. And
1 1 because of fafious: .
111‘ volume menu-.7,
By H. mm ,
Special Correspondent
of The Evening Sentinel
_ Copyright. 1925.
HOUSTON, Eras, Nay 14.-—To
tralia. some the distinction of luv-1
ins draseled the greatest distance to'
of the Advertising Clubs 013 the
World, and his determination to be-
long
voyage is held as typical otthe en-_
thusiasm of the advertising men of
Australia. 1
Mr. Carts, who began his career
with nothing when he was ten Sears
old and who nowis almost as is-
Australia has set out to become one
“We are even going so far." said
Mr. Calls today. "as to try to make
'professlon.
We seek to place it‘ upon a plane
medicine, engineering or
sed as an absolute pro—requisite to
in; profession in. Australia.”
Mr. Cults clerkcdin department
stores and worked in print shop:
from the time he was ten until he
was twenty-two. Then he set out
for himselz. Now he is head of the
:‘Catts‘Palterson Company, Ltd. ad-
vertising specialists. He is director
and stockholder in a. large number
of industries in Sydney. He is
known as the malnspring'or adver-
tislng south of the equator. He or-
ganized the first advertising club in
former president of the new South
“’ales Institute of Advertising; and “
was chairman of the beard‘ot direc-'
tors of the convention of the Aug“
tralasian advertising trial: in 1920.
T) plcally a. British colonial and
with English accent. Mr. I Catts is
nevertheless. less formal than his
British brothers and more Ameri-
can in his expressions and alertness
to make friends and already be has
become a center of pornlarilfi
among the delegates.
-—Advertisc in the Sentinel for the
and best results.
CHICAGO Mn 1 é—Joseph “Yel-
lowV Kl * ' 1
with $3195ka robberies files net- V
Determines who started search for
the “Yellow 'Xad" yesterday when
strummin- him were tuned, trail-
ed film to an apartment. hotel. "They
loitered about until his #98} n3 59'.
tx‘ayed his me: location. Entering“
the room they round him in s, flow-«1
in: dressing town or our e. Ha de-L-
nied the charge of 1119. g stolen
bonds contained in' the warrants.
“Such thing is preposterousiy out
of my line“ he protested. The “fol-
low Kid,” announced he had reform;
ed were! meat ago when he was
released Iron: Janet prison, but he
later was held to the grand jury on .
a charge at deli-coding Hermln I.
Kultne’r; Hamilton. Ohio. manufac-
turer. c: 5_37, $06. _
The warrants were issued for him
after the arrest or James Head,
alias Bard. in Ta. brokerage office .
trying to sell Liberty bonds value-1"
at $10,900. which were believe:
stolen in the Northwest Nations:
Bank hold- -up in Milwaukee. Barn '
Sentry, said to be a member or the:
band who furnished information to.
the polite. also was held. .
Besides the Lfilunukee robbery in
which $275,000 in bonds was obtain-
ed. authorities connected the' $100.»
000 “bond hold-up o: the Citizens.
State Bank of Sbumwsy. Illinois. and
the hold-up of Ta. Chance.
bank, which lost. 8151.090 in cash
and bonds with {he lacerations of
the band.
FORM? OONVENTION
WATERBUBY. May 15—New
finvan is to no the convention cit)
of the State Foresters of America .
in 19:6, according to a vote passed
at the opening session or the Grand
Court, matting in Eagles“ Hall. this
city yesterday. Annual reports made
this morning showed the order to.-
be in a healthy condition. A de-
cision was reached at the semen
than whereby the order will become
interested in a. monthly paper-gath-
letics in the various courts and de- .1
velopment of the soclsdmty tenure
of the order. '
Essex Alone Gives
This Quality and This Price
The Reason for its Amazing Sale '1.
what Essex gives can be lied elsewhere only
ar high? cost. The grat Essex sales record is due to no
‘ other thing It is recognition of a value leadership so over-
‘ whelming that it is not even challenged.
Hudson- -Essex,1Now World'sWSedhuSix—Cylmderaan '1'
‘ ‘MmMIMWDfiIy “
ofsll D On every..Sideits 1.....30fowncrs
praise it with Such grids and . ._
1- conviétion as we have never ’
hard for any ethereal: [tie~
gamma 1:: the groom: Silos. in
our history. ‘ And the rapidltybf
this sue: increase shows how
thoroughlyfhehctssbom be:
have penetrated the entire-
Illinois. V
hasjustboenpurchsmd hithefiso
fionai Wilda of Women Paint-
ers and swim The price was
330.099. Eli's building will be m
immediately.
Menu-gets with exhibition gailer— '
.. Rs.- ths first. exclusively devoted to
Man artists in the country A
series or exhibitions will
during the whim» season.
the various types of work done by
members. ' '
a... unmwrmmnuwu<mfirmm mum-mm
as mxma a. club house.
_Thlsclubhouseistossr¥esss
be held
showing
women
Some oLth-e prominent
Easily Nichols Hsicli. saddest C...
cilia Beans. Gerunds Varulerhiltf
W. Making Hoffman. A. N. 3..
Ellen Emilee: Band. Gertrude Fists.
Harriet Friskmu‘lh: A. N A" Lydia
F. Emmett and Constance Curtis.
’ Stamford Man Heads
State Plumbers’ ASS’n.
NEW RAVEN. May 1!.4, D. L
Raymond or~ Stanton: was also
president of the"’Connecticut State
Master Plumbers‘ Association here
yesterday at the second day or 11::
'Selongin‘g to the organisaiien are: thirty firth annual meeting of the
-m§t{bt.
' BRmGsEPon'r.
boundaries ‘ nor
Ray 14.
for the school housing situation with
which Bridgeport is confronted can-
not be round— in shifting district m , ,
About five hundred men. rewo- ‘
filing almost every city and «ten
in’ Gonnadlcnt. are attending the
conference. Wises or visiting mu
I'wers taken on 1 51:23pm”; my
yesterday 3:!- t. special woman's
Says Bridgeport Needs
$2,999,090 for Schools .
—-nefist
' PreviOuSly
Advertised
.’Boys Wash Suits
Chambrsy. Linens and crash, 4 d1:-
rerent models to choose .fro'in.
Eiss 97c
Toilet Paper
1.009 sheet rolls. Tissue
crepe). Regular 10::
roll.- 4 for .............
( not
. Dinnerware _
5,000.1». decorated dinnerware, ”a
complete assortment of all kinds
of. dishes to select iron-.1. A value
extraordinary. Value 15°
up to $1.25. .-. .........
Boys’ Blouses
O! genuine English broadcloth in
plain and fancy clients, all sizes
and colors. 87 G
$1.25 Value
Children’s Hose
la Half and seven-eight: length. fancy
tops. all sizes and assorted 17G
color-s. 25c value, pair .1.
9
Womens F. F. Hose
Full ._ fashioned, pure thread silk
hose. complete range or colors and
sizes. $1.59 pair value. $1.07
. ‘ Pair ...........
Silk and Fibre Hm
first quality. pure silk has: mill}
,one strand of fibre. all colors and»,
sizes. 596311116. ' . 47c
lair
Linen Nsphns
18:29 inch size. all linen napkins.
in snorted patterns. $3.67
51 50 \V'alue. 1:30;; ‘1.
Wmdsorcrepe
1 :SI-inch wide“ in slain white and
colors; Needs no ironing. 29.: yard
1 t
:dif........... ..... 191:
Table Cloths 3
58 inches square. plain white and
colored borders. sulloped end
"nematltched; 91.25 yglue 91c
at .......¢.._...._........_
, Madame X Girdles
~ “ Good Quality rubber with cut-out
‘ treat. mesh and grey, Seconds to
57$; mid-310.110 kinds. Podilvely
mo exchunges. Every .
sale final .........-.’
5:
25c-
\
I
Added Features
HARVARD SHEETS
Famous for over 37 years. full cut 99 inches
long,
famous {or their wearing and fineness
81:90 Regular $139989ecisl 31.57
"2:99 Regular $lfi9—Spocifl $1.47
63x99 Begnlaz' $1.59—Speenl' $1.37
54x99-Regular $1.494 pecild‘ ‘ $1.27 ,
t J .
\
HARVARD CASES
These cases are all fine quality, free of dress-
111g.
45x36 scalloped edge. ,
Reg 59:, ‘sbecxal‘ 49c
_45:38ylain ...... 81190131441:
12 incli neat table damask,rsilvcr
bleaébed, full Width,
t
STRIPE!) CEARMEUSE
36 in. fast color fancy string eifect, charmerfie.
Suitable for dainty undergarments such as
_ bloomers, slips, gowns. etc.
' plcte range of colors yard . . . . . . . . .
Com-
47c
TABLE LINEN
$1.37
yard’.....
11mm) CREPE DE CHINE
.VrrJnsl; received a new lot‘of heavy all silk print—
ycd crepe de chine. in the new summer Shades.
full $0 inches wide.
Yard ."
$2. 37
\
CHIFFON FLORAL VOnlES
Gorgeous floral colored chiffon voiles in 111:
9' new pastel tints,qu
.Yard .......v......................
33 inches wide.
97c
A» ‘ '*‘.
v
WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
1'"
-- ‘ Light weight combed cotton union suits, buy
them now for summer use.
All SEES- ..........................
As this advertisement goes to press our store is packed with enthusiastic shoppers and from all ap-
pearances it: looks like the Boston Store’ 5 Banner Volume Dav, which only goes to prove that 37
years of'confidence building 1S bringing its greatest reward.
57c
. Beautitnl
1 36x72 cm window shades. m-
Era mmmm
PreviOusly
Advertised
Summertime Dresses
0: Ramiettes mines and met
dot ‘ollos. sizes 25 to 54.
31.58 value .......-...s1 Af‘?
Silk Dresses
All new in the latest shades. sizes
16 to 4:. $4.87
$10.00 values 2 . . . .,..
Silk Dresses
tailored and manned.
summer shades, sites 16 to 41.
$15.00 to $20.60 $931
value ...............
Children’s Dresses
Ginghsms. check and .plain odors.
strsag' ht and belted models. siss-
2 to 1;. 67¢
$1-80 values, ............
c. 8.. Curse, ts . _
Elastic top. grandam front clasp,"
4 hose supporters, finds 21 to 3‘;
non , s1 47
value .........._.....
Costume Slips
Good quality batist‘e henwifitched
and lace trimmed. shadow prod
“m" ‘ 97c
$1." ..1 value .............
Hand MadeCostume Slips
Very finest quality batisle. [fish
and file: trimmed, shadow m.
1...... $1.97
225 value ..........
Tron Girdle and Ship-In '
Of surgical elastic and .WV m.
terials combined. use -5 to 31.
$3.50 to $1.09 $23?
value .........".....~.
washer Shades
plate with m
53c mine ‘2:'...........
4533-11? =
Regular 3!: yard.
Xard
47c
.-.-cac-..-.-onosu
36311.31
‘1‘«-‘ ‘,
m=23¢yuwdvslu€
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