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rsiia over the coming 0! the United
itates iieet next week and the Am-
warm welcome.
Extensive preparations ha\e been
Sydney and Melbourne.
where ditterent sections of the Am-
rlcan fleet will Us“. for the rccep.
ion of the sailors. A very compre.
lensive rcgram oi iestivitiea has
een dr 'n up. including both pub-
ic. and private entertainments. thea-
‘lt.ie expected that iullv 100.000
cream will assemble on the shores
I Port Phillips to Witness the ar-
lfil of the Melbourne contingent.
, “ spasms mites. ‘
Warm Welcome for
{I}. S. Ships in Australia
I . usasounns. I July 16.—-Intcnse
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.nterast has been aroused in Aus-
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Library Has Rush
NEW HAVENn July 16‘.—
(AP) To meet a very pressing
demslld tor books on evolution
due to interest in the. Scopefi
trial at Dayton. Tennessee, the
New Haven Public Library has
made up a separate section of
books relating to evolution. The
resources or the llbrary in this
particular respect may be quick-
ly exhausted.
‘For Evolution Books .
Ono Viewpomt
(lJte)
It Would cost $250,000,000 a year.
keep the dry fleet at its present
strength on the Atlantic coast. but
the boys who operate motor trucks
along'the Canadian border agree
that it would be worth it.
Conference of Women
In Science Opens
LONDON. July 16.—tAP). With
Lady Astor in the chair. the Duch.
oss ot New York opened yesterday
an international meeting of women
who are engaged in scientific. in-
dustrial and commercial pursuits.
Miss Ethel Bailey. representing
the American Society of Automo-
tive Engineers and the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers.
brought greetings treat those organ-
izations. The conference. being
held at the Wembley Exhibition. ls
- the first of Its kind in England.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE'S GUEST.
swAMPSCOT’I‘. Mesa. July 15
(AP).——JMelville ES tone. counsellor
of The Associated Press. was a. house
guest 01' President and Mrs. Cool-
idge at White Court yesterday.
5le open till 5 r. M. ——Saturday or. M. '
,, The Mill En
I (Brings many savings to the home!
Here are some heme needs at Mill End prices!
1 .
some sidelights
of the Mill End
People sometimes
. Wender at the crowds
. that attend the Mill End
Sale. They just can‘t
understand why.
There is no secret
about it— there are
many folks who could
tell you why they come
day after day—-sale
tised items is one reason
-—-'I‘he Mill End is not
a close out sale of left
overs—most of the lots
advertised are big lots
,of' fresh stylish goods
direct from the makers.
If a lot sells out we
hustle to get something
as good to take its place
so as not to disappoint.
' You therefore
. usually can find any of
.3 items pretty well up '
to the closer)! the sale.
People know this and
often you see them
shopping with the
items clipped from the
yellow circulars that
are distributed before
the sale starts.
All these things
moan confidence—Con-
fidence in the things
you buy — Confidence
in Howland’s -—- F or
every one knows that
Mill End merchandise
is bought back at‘full
price if returned Within
reason and in as good
condition as sold—Just
the same as any goods
are, at all times.
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Glassware
COLORED GLASSWARE in many
shapes, celery trays. bon bon
dishes. flower vase. etc. Amber,
blue and green— 450
LIGHT CUT GLASS. nest floral de-
signs. night sets. vases. bowls.
celery trays. candy Jars. mayon-
aise bowls, sugars. etc.-- .450
CONSOLE SETS.. rich colored
glass. 8 pc. large console with
black vase and 2\candla sticks—
biuc, black. mulberry and green—
31 set
ICED TEA SETS. 1 pc. colored
glass—amber or blue—lug and ti
tumblers— $1.75
MARMALADE JARS or imported
glass in two color lustre effect:-
GOLD INCRUSTED GLASSWARE.
lliinton and rose pathn. in candy
boxes; hon bon dishes, competes,
bowls, etc.—— $1.55
GOLD INCRUSTED COLORED
GLASS, most beautiful combina-
tions and decorating. large prac-
tical pieced-— ‘ “$3.45
SAFE EDGE WATER TUMBLERS
plain table size.—- 5 for 259
SAFE EDGE WATER TUMBLERS
needls.etched— So aa.
GOLD BAND WATER TUMBLERS
wide coin gold band with gold
Lair line— 5 for $1
STEM WARE. good quality crystal
in block optic effect—water gob-
lets. high looted sherbets. low
footed sherbets, cocktails. wines,
'etc.—- . 25o .
Metal wares
\
WASH BOILERS. heavy grade tin
With 14 oz. copper bottom. stan-
dard size— $2.79
House cleaning needs
FLOOR sitcoms; selected corn
straw and well made— 590
FIN QUALITY FLOOR BROOMS,
be: stock. light In weight—89o
WISK BROOMS. good quality—
ousr MOPS. chemically prepared
fibre filling, it in.-- $1.45
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' Soaps
' IVORY FLAKES— 3 for 350
I IV RY SOAP—l 5 for 350
1 P- 'G SOAP— g :or :5“
STAR SOAP— or e
OCTAGON SOAP— 5 for 250
DUTCH CLEANSER—3 for 95o
BRILLO. 10c size— 7:
STEEL WOOL 1 lo.— the
5 for ’50 .,
‘ Genuine Victor
Viciroias at
Half Price
. Any model—Think of
it!.a full console model
an was $110. for $55.
Or any other model for
Half Price.
Bath room supplies
ham noon FIXTURES. whine
' enameled on hears tand-
" lea soap dish. wall soap dish. tub
‘ 'soap dish. towel bars. 18 or It in.
, I glass shelves. toilet paper holders.
tumbler holders. bath seat. Chaim
BATH STOOLS, white ensmeifd.
rubber teet— .
BATH ROOM MIRRORS WHITE
FRAME. plate glass.
8x10— 75:
lez— 350
. 10x17— $1.75
5; 12320— a.“
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5 .
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' GARDEN HOSE. special
BATH BRUSH. special white bris-
tls- 85o
COUNTER BRUSH, horse hair nu-
ing. medium size— 450
WIRE DISH DRAINERS, strong
{with plate rack and silver‘ basket
. l 69o
HODGES FRYERS. wire trying
backets with Russia. iron.con-
._ gainer—long handles— $1.45
Wooden ware
a. . .
FOLDING IRONING TABLES.“-
Justable heights, covered and pad~
ded. strong—- £2.45 ’
BEAUTY CLOTHES DRYERS. wail
styigadjustable. 8drying arms $1
TOWEL RACKS. folding wall style.
29°—
8 arms-—
STEP STOOLS. made strong and
braced. 3 steps with large top??-
wmoow SCREENS. black ivll-o.
strong adjustable frames. 24:33-—
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other sizes at low prices.
uality,
“A in. 4 ply ‘25}t.— .95
50 ft.— 75
LAWN MOWERS. "Wizard." ball
bearing. Min. 4 blade— $11.50
Other sizes in proportion.
wash day needs .
CLOTHES WRINGERS. "Anchor"
brand. 1 year guarantee, raver-
sible water board— $7.
SPLINT BASKETS. No. 2 size. re-
inforced bottom— ‘1.“
CLOTHES HAMPERS. heavy wil-
with 5 60:. 414 in. pins—
- to choose from at—
DINNER SETS at various compo-
TEA CUPS AND SAUCERB. plain
WLAND’S
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.i ‘ Entrance on Main St., Fairiie‘ld Ave., Cannon St.
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China '
COTTAGE DINNER ears. as pc.
American porcelain. "choice of d
patterns— $4.95
DINNER SETS. Japanese china. a1.
pc. set, coin gold band, gold han-
dles— $12.95
DINNER SETS. Japanese china, 51.
pc. set, 4 beautiful border designs
$17.50
sitlons from open stock varying
train 33 to 113 pieces .at about
25% less than usual prices.
Prices range from—
$4.95 to $94.75 sat
white English porcelain. .larga
shgpc— - 12o aa.
TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS. dec-
orated American porcelain. gold
edge— 15o ea.
STOCK to close out at HALF
PRICE.
YELLOW MIXING BOWLS. dur-
able quality. large sizes—sat 89o
ooos AND sacs FROM open '
Floyd Roe of this city and Herbert
Smith of Phelps were instantly klll- .
bile collided with a Pennsylvania
Railroad passenger train the miles
WHITE WASH BOWLsnlargssaise
5°
porcelain—.
WHITE WATER PITCHERS. 1 gal.
size porcelain— 95°
COMBINETS covered Jars in or-
celain— $130
BLUE AND WHITE MIXING
BOWLS. 6 pieces in set. for 75o
SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS.
highly colored animal shapes. im-
ported- 250
LUSTRE CHINA TEA SETS. 25
795
pc. blue or tan— $.
Other seta— $5.95 to $14.95
BABY CHINA. decorated in nur-
sery characters.
Milk mugs— 20o
ACME FREEZERS. 2 qt. size. en- Baby Jugs— 39o
amelcd casing— 89o Baby plates— 45o
WASH TUBS, galvanized sheet .
steel. 22 inch— 55c H h
WATER PAILS. galvanized steel.
1. q,._ _ 25° ouse old needs
ALUMINUM WARE. 20 guage
quality. large asaortlnent—coiree
percolators, 3 pc. sauce pan sets.
4 qt. covered kettles. round
routers, 11 in. collsnders—cggica
o
WEAR EVER ALUMINUM TUBED
CAKE PANS— 89o
ENAMELED WARE. durable qual-
_lty-'-cotrea pots. tea pots 2 sizes
each. 2 qt. double boilers. 3 and 8
lot. pitchers. 14 qt. round dish
pans. 10 qt. water pails. 8 pc.
sauce pan sets. 8 qt. covered ketr
—long handle— 79., ties‘ for— g
BISSELL SWEEPERS. standard ROLL TOP BREAD BOXES. tin
model— . $3.46 white enameled~ $1
FLOOR BRUSH. horse hair and sauna: BREAD 30x53, tin
white enameled, 6 10s.! size-
“e
ROUND CAKE CLOSETS. sliding
door with I shelvea— $1.45
FLOUR BINS. 25 lb size. whitgszn.
ameled—
CANISTER SETS. 4 pc. tin white
enameled—large sizes tor tea.
coffee. sugar and flour sets—$1
UNIVERSAL LUNCH BOXES. 1
pint vacuum botlta with largo
. tood space— $1.78
BREAD MAKERS. “Cline!—
R.“
FAMILY SCALES. needed kitchen
appliance— $1.75
NICKEL TEA KETTLES.-durable
copper. No. ‘I and No. S— $1
NICKEL BREAD TRAYS— 95°
CAflSSEROL‘ES. night! {rains w'ith
reproc user p n I“
SERVING TRANS. v nick'el trains
with cretonna centers. 12x18 in.—
o
umvrnssi. STAINLESS erzeu
CUTLERY. bread slicers. ‘meat
carvers. beet slicer in varied
shapes of blades. Reg. 81 to 73614;”
Electric goods
stecrmc sane roasraas.
rapid with guaranteed element—-
. . $1.95
EDISON ELECTRIC IRON. high‘
quality iron—-
ELECTRIC CURLERC— 750
ELECTRIC HAIR WAVER. mes
beautiful wave to hair—
TABLE LAMPS. cathedral art glass
shades on matalimbalea. lugght
fixture, com ate-
low. assorted shapes. round. TABLE LAM . “Avanita” pottary
square. oblong. three cornered. bases in dull lack.,coinpleta with
medium sise— $2.95 1! and 20 in. georgetta shades—
CLOTHES PIN BAGS. heavy duck 10.50
sec LIGHTS. 1’ funny silk
and georgatla
29o
BASH CORD CLOTHES LINE. any
length desired— 1e It.
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ad variety
‘ shapes and colora— $2.”
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PRES. coollnu
nnrlnnns AT
Invites Six to Lunch-
Polish Minister 0 f
ForcinAffairs
SWAMPSCOTT. Mass. July 16.—-
(AR) Entertaining officially for
the first time since coming to White
Court. President Coolidge invited to
luncheon today Count Alex Scrzyn-
ski, Polish minister of foreign at-
iairs. and live other prominent
guests.
The-Count is in the United States
primarily to deliver an address at
the Institute of Politics at Williams-
town. In addition to Melville E.
Stone.-who is house guest. President
and Mrs. Coolidge had asked to the
luncheon Hlpoiit Gliwic, charge of
the Polish legation; J. Butler
Wright. assistant secretary or state:
John Hays Hammond and James C.
White .0! Boston.
Mr. Coolidge also set aside time
during the day to receive the new
Egyptian Minister who was to pre-
sent his letters of credence and
Charles D. Elites. Republican Na-
tional Committeeman of New York.
who desired to pay his respects.
The day‘s program was somewhat
in contrast to yesterdav when the
President took the afternoon of! for
a cruise aboard the Mayflower to
Quincy. Which recently celebrated
its 300th anniversary.
President’s Father Is
Completely Recovered
SWAMPSCOTT. Mass, July
(AP).—Colonci John (‘. Coolidge.
aged father of the President, has
made such a complete, recovery from
his recent illness and operation that
Dr. James F. Coupal. White House
physician. has found it possible to
return to duty here.
Word was received at the Summer
White House today that Dr. Coupal.
who remained at Plymouth. Yer.
mont. after tho President returned
here several weeks ago. was on his
way to Swampscott by motor.
The return or Dr. Coupal was hast-
ened by the death at Pottsvllle. Pa.
of Mrs. R. H. Koch, molhcr-in-law
of Dr. Joel F. Boone, the President‘s
other physiclan, who made. arrange-
ments immediately to go to Pennsyl-
vania for the funeral.
Musicians, in Auto,
Killed By Train 1
GENEVA. x. r, July 16. (Al’lw—l
ed yestorday “hell their autonlo-‘
from here. The young man were
a dance at Keulta and were on their
way home.
The engineer of the train said they
were traveling at a high rate of
speed and were unable to bring their
car to a halt in time.
Father Duffy Heads
Rainbow Division
CHICAGO. July 16. —- Father
Francis P. Duffy or New York. the
"Irish li‘lghtin' Priest" was elected
yesterday president of the Rainbow
Division Veteran‘s association at
the closing session of its seventh
annuai'conventlon here. New York
was chosen as the 1926 convention
City.
8200.000 FOR ART.
PARIS. July 16 (AP).——Colonel
Michael Friedsam. of New York city,
has purchased'trom Count Niccolo.
of Florence. Italy. a portrait by Bot-
ticelli and from a Hanover. Germany.
museum Perugino's "Portrait. of an
Elderly Man." The two portraits
cost about $200,000. The Botticelli
is already in New York and the Pe-_
rugino is being sent there. Michael
Fridesam is the head of B. Altman a:
Company. a New York department
store.
-Bélie'vsrs—He—Has\
' Discovered Re'al
- Cure
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WHITE COURT?
eon— Guests Include
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members of an orchestra playing for
or.Cancer '
Tomorrow begins our Great Midsummer Sale of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleums,
Housefurnishings, Lamps and Draperies for the Living Room, Dining Room, Bed-
room, Kitchen, Hall or Porch or Sun-parlo r.. A collection that is unexcelled in respect
to Variety, Quality and Price. Selections may be made here with the assurance of
securing Values that cannot be duplicated elsewhere—Quality considered. Here you
will find our "four floors filled with everything for the home. ‘ A few of the many val-
to ‘be hadlare listed here. .. '
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furniturelat greatly reduced prices. A great variety of
styles, designs ‘and. colors to choose from.
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.We have a. limited number of comfortable couch ham-
mocks. Well-made. Frame-work of durable construc~
tion and material. The frame is all steel, $7 50 up
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complete with chains really to hang, at
COLORFUL CRETONNES
Grass Rugs
Appropriate for indoor use and in the sun parlor or porch
4x7 $2.25
'6x9 3.25
8x10 4.25
91:12 4.75
LAMPS FOR SUMMER HOMES
A large collection of parchment and silk shades
in Table, Bridge or Floor.
~ Fm $1.89 t° $35.00
A stunning collection to choose from. At prices within the reach of all.
290 45c
65c 85c
Formerly as high as $1.25
CEDAR .CHESTS .
Genuine TenneSSec Red Cedar. Absolutely moth and
dust proof. ..Providcs a' safe storage place
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BED ROOM SUITES
diPiece Bed Room suite in INN-$189.00 .
‘ nut‘ or Ivory Enamel, at . .j...
DINING ROOM SUITES
10 Piece Dining R001"suite in $169 00
American or French Walnut, at .
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A remarkable outfit. ..' inch continuous post
metal bed with substantial fillers. The, steel
spring is of resilient link wire fabric. Mattress,
all cotton, well built for long service. You’ll
realize this is a rare value. $24 50
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There are hundreds of lather specials like these quoted above. Space will not permit. But a visit
to our. store Will convmce you that this is the store to deal with. Our policy is to handle only mer-
jchandise__of the better grades, and sell same at no higher price than inferior grades are sold for.
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