Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 11, 1918, Page 4

'hwkw: wuq-@mbmw “"“"“""’"P“m for meat. Shaded stri m-ufism‘"*““ oo for O Peacock bl lo makes a hnwhlnsma with dress when V!ped with eéral l-l gne. S The natural wu-':.u;&r i% — X mokds for dfop cakes are mm‘ evident unolrs the i hynu_hxnoammm % hon. —— - Fe o — ourning dress of black - — 3 . = — ¥ % T a good begi éan namx-mnes with dull silver ' - aiger. \ [@ne.” ts femind o od 1 ‘*3;“ i'é; ec.:at—mfi nml mued h i Y yon “ % hmummmmm RRSAEA Almoet every style is in the h;h | b0t straight line models < tavored. = SR Collar .and buttons of sray sq | food economy is largely|inae 5 child's broadeloth coat uma .q.- 2 Mer of seasoning. tive. I* b e g e R OF THE ASSOCIATED obliged te # Slarnat £as Be mate fron the | & aiers BT TR orek shimmerin } S PRESS * L’,:‘;’:..‘: G ol e ol ’“m canhed rhubarb. satin in making a charming eveni NEW : ey dress, b The Associated Press is exclusives || There “ iR the bég&va of| To make cut fiowars st in winter ] AL D ; Bread. "Ohe cuptul rve mesl, 4 tied Tor republica- J| shutting up the keep them in a wide mouthed jar. § WEATERS. one cupful me-l one 4 gan-:lt ail ::Eae l;l::pmfl:hes credit- [l mination o eut the oufput a5 . : POPULAR & poiy !&o@nm ‘. —— se credit- || ure cars means dm m emm Barley and Wheat flour mi%ed Gaf| y o 1 egicted that the coming sum-| one ; of these highly organized Plants with|be used for baking powder biscuit. e JIT ataln ba & ashepm of wweatodiy § thm! R e their skilled Help afe to be turned| ’ ere is such a great variety now oterLe 4 of republication of ||\ |0 Cioricively to war work, and in| A Rew house should never be pa-|one can not he really well dressed and |cupfuls et Sl iz el pn g : e IN'A REISSUE OF His uowunaaueczn special despatches herein are also || 50 SLp 0Vl mmm;’u ‘are {Pered till all signs of damp disappear. {own only ‘one or two, dey i gy =1 . | b e ] iy ) <homing 2 commen % s s, o e e, bt [ i S, (ot B, LA THE WOMAN Some o the blg witto mamIAchirets BEANTS IRR TABEE sille ones and in all colors. . Sweat- |$4F, WHUL el mixed, Curt fnto » well Thow ol wetit S A THIRTY MINUTE ‘SCREAM are now extensively engaged in the va i have sleeves or be sleeveless, mo! steam - three ey - production of aeroplaties, or _aero- 500 o0 0" TR S0 (Able may | and. 1 in thougnt that they wil svent: :—iml! Yours, e moud should not § LATEST WAR NEWS IN HEARST—PATHE WEEKLY plane parts. Others are at work on|be grown from pefruit seeds?jually’ take tie. place of" the~ slipover '-“'Um l:‘"' “'"" ;m““ u = submiarine chasers and tamks of a |Save all the seeds from the breakfast|sports. blouse. string when hot. new style being brought out in this|2nd funcheon [srapefruit—yoy must 3 e | Pineapple Salad. Cut one-haif country, They havé already ‘curtailed |have plenty of seeds,:for the little BUSINESS DRESS. popnd . of picchmpiiows into. srogll ; o POINTS ‘ on ther pléasuré cars or else en-|Plafts must grow in'a thick mass to % " pldces and mix with twiee the quan- # give the solid effect of green desirable| If you are a business girl or woman | B4°e8 836 Thix With BCe the Fine. larged their factowies to take care of |57, "oy forn dish. Séw the beeds |select for every day wear a navy blue 36 e eob 1 il * ? T W this extra work. . But just now when|thickly in.a pot of richi soil, which |serge dress of a good guality, trimmed |\ {¥ Crisp white leltuce leaves, 'm, (Curraspu:m'e of The Associgted Mui.y 'vesday, Wednesday ereator reliance than over is belbE|you can obtain from any.florist, and|in a good taste way with an offective Sriil SRt Mo’ ex - TuHONE: 5 When doctors dismgree who shan[| FEATURE EXTRAORDINARY | pisced upon the- avfo tryck. it can|set the pot in a sunny window until|but simpie embroldery, and hers is L tws egss very light and add al- H u\mu of ltaliam and CoechS| jocige? The seed catalogues loudly z Fo realized that the inereased-attens |the plants are well up, turning the |the big. economical point:—See to it o pegiions Half a|who were prisoners of war in Russia, y ‘THOS. H. INCE'S tion which such a branch of the auto|Pot resularly so that all the plants|that the collar and vest, or chefnisette, t of cream ._“4 five tablespoonfuls hlvins been cwturad from the Aus-|Procisim a shortage of seeds. Ome of business will recaive by the letling up| My develop alike. (fgna cufts are adjustable.-so they <anl|oe'ridesar, stirring constantly. Season “Army Russian General | the Jeaders wim has boosted prices Newest and Greatest on the pleasure ears will be just what ‘Gl bl e s Mgprirygt i 0 vaniese b e g e Py Brussitol, Surine gdvences|more than ome bundred per bent : 3 NOVEL CANDLESTICK. otinded teaspoon of sugar and several \of 1916 and 1817, h-n escaped from | oy there | haif 3 is required. DARK BLOUSE ESSENTIAL. Bod e is not enough to &6 \ dashes of paprika. Set the bowl prison catups in Siberia s = The auto factorles as the result of ok a S ba > around. Ouf own State agricultur- it . A novel candlestick may be made g leasé | CONtaining the mixture in boiling water a S ¥, 3 the decision which/has been made are|pny seicking the candle on afsmall “E\Sg_kwbngx‘:;; Asi:uh:rmvcmur: (o.hte em stir contents uneil it begins fo authorities declare there *Ri is More Presious than Peacs”|S0ing to be of greater value than|square of beard and allowing the drip- s , then remove and chill. Whip|acress Japan, ® vy - X, é;fi=_5= ever, and their action s in keeping|pings of melted wax to acoumulate. |}t ¢ Biten difieult to find such al, il L At et i O o T oave white O, - RS The Most Wonderful Production with the war needs of the country. | When the candle has been uéed up the/| O o e % 2 uéuy into dressing. under the rigors of the Siberian{Zi D) y _Hollan@ and other Ever Screened in 5 Parts ERNMENT PROP- e nest pne is gtuck on the drippings of{ notonaus in color. b S By i A winter. . Most of the refugees were|DUrOpean countries are lKely {0 De | § ce——— GERMAN GOV ROP Pelt Dae g blue, Georgette crepe blouse may be St food |lUmited, but. America has become ERTY NEED GREATER THAN EVER. |‘he fist When this candle s gsed] icveyty red s embmotoery in[T7] " ou hundred of them mavo' found |practicatt set-supportingwines tne || MARGERY WILSON Sufficient evidence to convince it| While it s impossible to, deny’ thé|ana allowed to burh. The process is ‘?‘“:“{"}“ e g sill l‘:‘ea:h(g:t i sheiter in Viadivestok but evem there | ¥3r and has an ebundance of {§ In the 5 Part Triangle Feature that it must look out for itself and dofimportance of the western front and|repeated. using candles of different ";n'e; “‘v“;"‘sn‘;’fi o have suffered t distress as there|Staple . We do not believe the Wi g d its atmost to overcome the plans and|the faet that the decisive vietory will cmo;;e ‘u;til A large conemsll:nlzid s 7 s has Deen 1;:“ food o h;'lu to. md ery is vlv:mnud ?&ué&: £ ithout Hcp oF *- % setivities of the enmemy has beem re-|in all probability be w the | cant ick is formed, on which the ” , nmerort mp- ese ve- | OUtrageoas ' boost Pfifl' | e by this countrs. This® was |castirn and souhesstern froma can: |, candls burms. The bisndsd coors| | 'HOME CARPENTERING. o8, are_scalterel 15 il tos, NN | oo “Seinite’ Bemstumitty m‘;“:: B shown previous to the entrance|not be sately overlooked or disregard-(Of N AX give a coral ke appesr-\ .o SoCre stang can be| ) Theories and Conditiohs. f;?our;s o B e ;’;’;,mmnm prices will receive the/}™ NO ADVANCE IN PRICES of this ocuntry into the war|ed stiek grows more majestic. made from an old camp stool. Re-| M Wiitor: An announcement came |have been severely taxed’in the effort[Pulk of the patronage—Bristol Pre- but more plainly indicated in the past| INCreased attention has been: di- ook s it jmove seat, stain or enamel brown or|orer the cable on March Ist, Which, if | to provide £ood and clothing for these . year, and it is upon this recognition|reCted to this by the situation which DRYING GCURTAINS. white, get one yard brass chain, di-ltiye, may have an important ing | former wer priEONers, Thers, Sous b b thier LTl e T S that legislation is asked giving the|°SiSts in Russia and ‘by the boast Ve n gt Sagk this S REsts 0 ANew o present war. The from the ~Austrian|wrong with womanhood if it failed in | Have Been Built in All National Guard custodian of alien property inereased|Which has been made by Germany to|To avoid ironing dcrim or net curtains | $id¢ €0 as to hold chhnflrruqflxd.n Prlo- e y provinces bordering on Italy and be-|the crucial hour to appeal for ciem- and National Army Camps o that * the @ftect that by the peace treaties|afier washing them, hang them up on|CUrTe one and ome-nalf yards pret(y cause of their loyaity to. Italy, Werelemcy in the case of those who have in America. powers so that he can take over, util- e % d ha|the curtain rods while they are still crefonne, denim or art fabric, .fold | g Stalf of London University.|sent to fight the Russiams DUt sur-|comitted drror. The very nature of] “Smileage Books” jesued by 2 ize and dispose of property in thig| Which it has boen able to make as the| T €U T FORC, Wil PR Ut Sine] throngh ‘middle, so as 4o bave Pemm 19 the £ffect that tan is not descended | rendered by thousands dt the first 9D- | waman. crics out asainst punishment. | Military .nte.m'fimm Council,’ Hro- Sountry belonging to the Gerntan gov-|Tesult of its war actlvities that a)gp0n Jower hem and streich down.|0n Outside now-tack to crosspieces 9f|fiom the anthropoid apes, but . that|portunity, ,swelling the totals of | Conpsequently, we how have ‘appeals to| vide Tres admissin lo these thiatics. eroment or in which the government|(ree (rade route has Now beén ac-|My, nails driven below the, widew |{rame. vith brags tacks, allowink|ttese would he more accurately Russty's ‘chitiwes (o fgupes which | the President from the Sen Fremeisco] Seud one Y&m,ww-r ot is deeply interested. guired o Tndia. From the openin:|gill will hold the rod in place, keeping g‘::xnfg“_‘:é:;m{::dséflaswm rodr‘:': ::‘* s ibed as fovm hc:n des;’ended the wonder of the werld at that h W Y soller. 1t found -|of the war all possible means. have|the curtains stretched. When the d rom man. such is the case it may | tm - 5 _‘“h:vmm"fl';af&:‘h:‘:&f‘f::_ been emploved to atlr Up A rovelt|curtains are dry, Femove the stick, | With ends tamnds on Out:lde o!h(él;lm-‘hflp in the sofution of why this world| Durine 1916 and 1917 Italy ent com- |gentenced. to Geath for sieeping while| FOT Sale at the following plages: tensive use of the coneerns in this|in India. The activities and effects|The curtains ~will be perfectly ;’:ciflo or’turned up and stitc) So1is gt war. {missions to Russia fo identify suchlon sentry duty. “The metherheod of| The Porteous & Mitchell Co. . (Boston) u 3 & ¢ form pockets for scissors,|\ Now if the apes are descended from | ! prisonors as were unmistakably i e The Reid & Hughes Co. BERRY . Uik b Uy Bimatadty - S phikee R A e s i = threads, leic. This little article of iman, we need no further proaf ihat|Trgiar and many wers sent back 10 ::yler:'fi “m“ 23":‘&? R :?iam gs'e S ptivenes Drag Stors. Volved. The oficials ':’a‘\'e ‘mh} ;cl. :l;:::u[s: tfi:pl;;::fifl:fi::? :::y;,’: MEALTRA AND BEAUTY. | furniture will serve equally well for!man is deteriorating. join the Ttalian armies. Then camel theres is likely to be leniency, if such s agents, they save 3 Ricker’'s Drug Store. #hg as German re t c — holdis magazines; papers er music | The ofd Bibilcal story of the creaiihe Russian revolution which put an|a thing is pessible under Sfld min.| The Les & Gsgood Co. what assistance they couid t3 the em-|lin to Bagdad foute but with Rusdla| weer persons think the perfumed ot fon ‘of man as a superor being abovelond to the work. ,With ensuing re-|tary discipiine. The. courtmmptial| < The Wauregan Hotel Offica: bassy officials of the ememy as long sorganited and peacs made With- the | oiles sonps are sire to be harmiless, NEEDLEWORK NOTES. Ail'those created has not as vet been {laxution of vigiance and - &5 they were tolerated here and be-| Ukrainians, and Rumanis deserted b+ |but the fmct is that the perfume is N - rown into the discard, for, hovever | organization of Russia many of those |first administered to Americans simce. e hime fhey wers not stopped thes|the ally upon whith §f Had Slbevtt 511 | olidh mireacocs tb someesl aome of- ], Ome’Of ihe ‘noveities in The e o baa een wisiten by stieesipe who have survived fhe Prison camps)the war began. The boys at fault "" e - ) of C. - - broidery line: is- the Work onm black|on the ) theories that man is de- | escaped. o continued to carry on such activities|dependence, and forced to make a |fensive mater 6(;“:':\\ ‘jl.‘:nul,i;(“; nur;g linen or cqnivas, Tha colored ' em-|#éanfied from the ape family, or that e TY;’: o outa on Alligt, were m at the war game. They anx L sx-x Drunuu sentence of death thus imposed is the| Mara &fli‘:fl‘“{‘c,m Storex: ’ g o 1, may be let go with a severe sen e . as were possible even after a state of |Peace which gives the central powers|is apt to harn - broidery on. this sombre .background | the s hmih is descended {rom man, | tne ItaMan Minister in Pekins, feeding Bdir Sy War ‘was declared. Tree access for its armies,to the Black | harshest scruboiug soap. is particularly rich and effective, and |i S0 far heen proven £0.the | ciations are buie A S o] o P ant ;!,';‘g:,:""m",‘,: ; : It s but proper therefore that this|tea and territory oventigifous t6 India, A fEker s i, the color scheme can easily be made | satisi cn’on of ratiohal ‘minds. Muokden and other poffits emronte.|may believe, will do as duty dictatés |and herseif te give a cerfain sum jvernment should take over the piers|{onother route is disclosed. To iie and mind at ease | to match any room or commhacmn of | ‘Qf the two tieories just mentioned | Bfforts are ‘made tp assemble |1 I every week or-every month, that will o piers & o 1 ‘being uekily. the enemy did not gzet past of the North German Lioyd and the| What will,come of the effort wnxrb,;“,a‘e‘;"‘ o el B R AL schenms I rather like the former which may |the straggling groups at some point|the sieeping sentries who .otherwise | take cate of all the war pledges for Hamburg-American lines and put|is underway in Russia to reorganize n’:\fl ner ; o et P — be called the Darwin theory, because |in japan and in.Peking with the idea | might hope for mo ‘mercy.—New Brit. | the year. It will taise Meriden's quota - ® e oksible use: Withe] Zer the detenss or tilit oxtitn 14 chint| 2 far e Ve Ana The long, Upac _plllows which are so|of the rising scale from a lower order | of later ing” them back 10)ain Herald, for the war charities and it will do it _ them - best po e preter gl - S g Kb Lo B i s R ol S much used .on the builtin benches{to a Higher, and it seems to be the |1taly probably by the way of America. AT 12 . | without the necessity of busy men Out reserving such profits as may be TR S P’D’\A‘ FRETNEMAVE eYer - inguqial. jabout. the fireplace are extremely at-|ore of' greater possibilities—the one Little Gardens in France. It 45 aR wheng to ¥k tfee | and Women giving up their time to made from them for the future benefit|that the part which ‘2;‘ e, it L P s e ' ltractive un black linen decorated with|{from shich. man might be supposed of citizens to pive um thals imittéé | the work —Meriden Journal £ of the enemy. It is a time when na-{sHould play inputtingd check upon the! Fatler Time fakes time to chisel|bright red omental poppies, or with a|to rise ito untold heights, while the d 4nd \Gfty thousand B 8ivé up iRelC tifne, as - e T P oo i Il as their money fo start a_cam- tional safety has 5ot to be considered, | advancement ¢ the central powers, to|the littie frowns you .make while|colorful combination of field- flowers, |latter theary that the apes are de- rs from- the public | wel . and while it is not proposed that ::,' the east and southeast is By mo means|[Po%zng, distorung the lips .or ele- | Then a scarf {6 match for the library |scended tr?n low types o’ the human |Schools —of France produced crops ?:-‘wgnwhi v-"lt Red Cross and then a A;?:!:D; f:;l'g";‘gfioflmfi“‘nm’: D‘“’: property of individual enemy aliens|small and 'the quickér ndvantags can|VAURS the brows while talking.|table is good, ‘and perhaps an em- |family maa tend to show that man |Wworth $1,000,000 in 1817, the first year o ee! :m.w axpec§ them to do i y. W gL 3 tife chisel mark leaves an|broidered cover for a-telephone bopk.]is on dcmnd,uu seale and this {of the school-garden campaign. Anjthe same thing for the Y. 3. C. A. | Swiss mining engineer . will be treated in such a manner, that|be taken of-it the betier. Its help| " oY e have a War Chest, to which and disseminating false news, has > ugly w kle. 3 T effort is being made to interest most r 0 Wi overy n 3 which is under the control of the Ger- | was never more ne¢ced EepuE R The effect of hese biank embioids | ot fioe o BHOICAT meior et homs of the 5400000 school children. in|man and. woman will pledge himecit arrested near Corinth. man government cannot expect to be SRy L To prevent the ekin from discoloring{eries is not at all depressing. On, the |back il prehistorle ages théere was on | France in the movement this year in | | treated with any such consideration. EDITORIAL NOTRES. latter a fall or iow take a little dry |COntrary, they, ‘are very —rich and|earta an Eden, where man lived as a[an effort to multiply the result of e » ot 1 - [1917 by twenty. Well it s about time tha 1. | starch, moisten it with cold water and | Warm looking i a winter room, and jrure and bappy being, leadng an in- |1 ¥ CAWS MUST BE ENFORCED, |sheviki decided, that the k!mt;l:r b».o,-,_, iay {t on the injured part. LB atftpetive note of mom- baceas Sa8 Shople ::"x; :;:emt:::‘ et m’{ymM t‘l":"d;:‘mw 'mmt az;-ms Interest cannot help 'being attached | 20t o top kicKing their/peace treaty = Sl Wk + |and, so called civilized life of -today, |ef France. Most of the land pianted We Sell to the action which has been taken by |around. by e e oo rondered hoarsel In the matter|of stitches we are| It would seem that therc are two|by. the chfdren had met been under 4 the attorney general of the United chove. T thore 1s no colt or fatigne |Teturning ofice more to the styles of |tpes of thought in the world today |cultivation for years. The object of if gniieage g States in suspending from office for| THe Mah on the corner saye: This| SOV, If th zlm,['msmt‘mm‘ almost shalf & cantury ags For the{that affect the future welfare of ithe |this movement i§ not enly to help in # a period of 30 days of.the assistant|iS SOINE to be a spring when ther: 7= old-fashioned. satin stitch has returfi- [race much in the same Way as the |production\but to deyelop in childj E Unitea States district attorney ama|@0 De no toleration of that {ired ed with renewed beauty. theories of 'the origin of man—that (8 taste Yorhenios aan - farslag the deputy United States marshal of{ 'eclins. 6f man being ‘governed by might, or | with a view to the after-war resuper- B Wubiw Sitrict of Dol oo} * o, (Gai 1hb. lvascs sussds ot *water betoro. it In some usmqm it 15 done with [by Tight, by justice and equity rather | &tion. Siture f B ropiiath i n rolls it Will| the extremely fine silk which was|than the stoohg raling the weak to the E-up. From a German Pdnn o enforce the ations of 2! the war departmen: against vice and the baseball teams have started souts 8 tonger. practically’ the only. embroidery flass dlndv;;un of the latter. - night escape from n 3 alcohotic 1i it will be impossible to ‘hold back|RESTOMING CREFZS AND LACES.'and in others, iit is. done swith two words o o describe at repeatédiy 2s he ram, a dangerous g : g oy Epring any lenger. : > { hea mermfl;ed floms Tit." Iarae |these twa o?h wc, which in | tFip sthrough a hostile country umtil g It must be appreciated that If reg- {amnvy. ge ulations are going to amount. to any. e s, Ar B lish crepe fold ajsplashy patterns. 7 their practicd] use are forms of gov- he reached the bamks of the Rhide. Thing they must be ontoreed. whss| Reconstructed cabinets in Spain are -everal thicknesses and Jay | et S 3 an jcy swim for am hour against(} : Sy H used or known by .our grandmothers,| Autocracy and demdcracy are ‘the m-uon camp at Dsnmud ‘Deing shot 5 N i 3 » a lly reaching the Swiss Hioss upon whose shoulders the eq. |25 UNCertain as the weather. Before crepé on ifls and| As a result: of this difference /in extreme form ‘of mizht | strong tde, finglly vasching [ Books i thay. pet settiad. Bowo to o o very closely, pin healis out- | treatment and materials, some Of fthe {in government!is held by Germany. A |shore near 'Schaffhausen, wers some(f. < ‘ forcement rests are lax in their du-| o7 B¢ Seicd S0wn to business the: | U0, NP SO 2 Fombrotdery” 1s delioalh ang. ox ety [mars—o SREMINK SWor-_and . God |of ihe expérioncen tbat Maurice Muller 4 o 2 ties and fail to insist upon respect the ; Nevt lay at the end a strip of clean, [finfed as a bit of china;_ this is most- |somewhere in the background are said |had to undergo before he fimally ar- or women n m an en fle whole obifect of the restrictions is & white rag the length of the veil and|ly used for small tabis centers and|{to be the inspiration of the hosts who|rived in Paris and aj to the o 3 From the fat that the German sub- ritan Red oS It makes no dilference | marines ment four torpedoss inte the eight inches oron wh}‘al w;:;z out. hg‘ purely ornamental pie¢es, mlm tow u?r the finrldhum 'gg: AI;‘:“ fle Desto ‘f:“: ,,,..,.‘flm whethef it is a state or a feds warm water. ver this a hot Pl AR r--ton or of mén anywhere e Dational, state. or city resuioes ‘i | Calearian, 1t is ossible they thouzht|iron so elope thar it raises ihe steass| A CHIPPENDALE BEDROOM, [dire to Bave the shining | with hitn when bs slipped ¢ut of the ’s coming, nndlhufl:m.dl- foretold in the gather- importance of seeing. that the provie: | cay, T o8 Cut the unstukablesnd dries the Sl i 2 n0 ot Mot bz i 1o Seocd pointed at| Mot damine. the: > Marseiitaise” the Spring Underwear stocks. Of course some of -+ > let the iron press on the crepe, be- A i jot only s sword point It n ing ¢ dons thereof are lived up to cannot be ' |cause the Tib would disappear. and ,,,.,‘,,.‘,’.}"’0,‘; e C"fi";,’;i‘{’;,‘,’,’,‘i, the armiew are"detenaing ‘their | defiance. 2k with powerful strvkes 1ol | you-wear these lighter weights_the year round, but for disrezarded and have it amount tol Can it'be (Ret the revival of the|would never bé restored. has the our post hedsiasd with the|COUntries and Profles from the mad|made for Switderiand liberty. p aayhing. It is bectuse of the winkdmaseacres of the Armentans by tha| When the strip It 0ry wet again and Chiness EHippendule ‘Cuints deapurien destrovers, Tut ¢id men, women and [A German patrol firel in e aiwestian those of you who don’t these will prove to be se-omHe ng at violations that so much of the Turks is ‘the eause of the rejoici repeat, going farther on each .time, |1t flanked side children are t0 an extent un- | whence the sound of the singing was legislation is absolutely useless, S TR e i e of coutse unl The antite surtace hus oy The T eivates oiE S ke perallsed oven o ‘war,” andl tnls | coming. Whether strck by Ihe Ger- novelties. It is theref: re i ” n covered. ve the crgpe on the is fairly reeking e un- {man buliets or carri 2w - > L e g M e ko T cloth until dry, whn it will be found (L& whbt was ihen ealled 5 Sioesing |SPeakable atrocitlbs of the most Send- | (reacherous tide, Desroches has mot|f “HARVARD MILLS™ SPRING I WOMEN'S STRAIGHT RIBBED - crisp and equal to new. table, but,which 1 T |isy ilish army that ever was|been sem lhce G WEIGHTS VESTS, PANTS VESTS i0 do as they please when it comes to| When it is annonnced that the R e is really: just o’ small the discharge of their duties, and tHe |chances of the Us-boats returning to :n-le‘;r ::n;‘i:g“m&m o puteg] ome {vith six drawers, Hres: shovp o s - : O o donidndd Slecveless and sleeved models, and - for the world o # i action taken against the Tiinols off- | their bases ar6 but. ons in fve there |oot. of the. HHE man of the. thoeane | the, other three. bisyed ot hersels aged $ AL syl i bt high sef ey hzru broth thosewiththe bodice tops and. tape. clals makes it evident that it does|can be little wonder that the German|This is a littie difficult, betause the There are two upholstered|haire— this, . z ‘Wie. worl ould be|bundled into neck models. Tell us what your | shoulder sttaps. We have Ve not intend to. Whatever the ottcome | sali giralant way ot crape dopeard o v B chei and 5 leathar SR - d“:m‘: Geiead for ‘Germany “and preforence is—we can satisfy you. | which will suit you, _u“ = bias and yice verss, finds ihis time that the chair 7. wowld not | Da up gl g h 1o these two officials, direct warnjng| By fixing the M for the next Lib- vmeh s wmch then ua"' k18 much | came i 5 ; v : )\ i from sc,,.,i‘: usen : wm{ . V(;:s1;4:-nu. ‘1‘;'0;1-‘: ::: Only 25c L s I!"I:I t& lho-he possessing similar | ert) N lessened. raight ; %:ms;;" :ut to wark: at Mt —n: :“awfl ion Suits ... b, E A authority throughout the country that the & : g %, poy pRysicalty unfit and last sl ; guch laxity will not he tolerated and|interfering with the firancing of the| 1+ FILING ”""'“"- Jrawers there 3 b e LEEVELESS RIBBED VESTS % salutary effect should be obtained | Faster bonnets, ing a classical influence. October he was in such xn tme.hud s Some with plain top and some With - al aroused the pity “HARVARD MILLS” i kwhu ok 8 m»rm i i i and UNDERWEAR FOR CHILDREN | band, in both regular and extra Peace or fio peace, treaty or no ¢ way. 2 e t6_France. Medium-weight Cotton Vests and"| -/788- The quality is here, in every | aty, Germany makes < r, Dt ; iing, e Tesult to.any | Last evening as Mulfler sat in tronti] Pona for s'm_ o Vi s You will get your mopey's TRYING TO ENSLAVE DENMARK. bOX i e SR, drawing ot t pplisd by the i} \ifls” Underwear has a reputation m"" AR Germany has been doinz its best S hd "'"""‘ 37%c and 3 2 o keep the neutrals in line so that) - < =3 R s o ores, 3 65c a Garmont they would wink at the middle of the N indi T A : I i 1y - e R s oot & ot voi T Indioalicns ‘the ]1::;4-,:: : t i oing LISLE AND SILK LiSLE VESTS refusal to respect international’ la giance g 5 o e jand. WOMEN'S SHAPI vnfl Pink or white as you may choose,’ IR RS rie o civilioss oo am |feel the effects of the baby isilling : Y n e 'OMEN’S SHAPED \and made “with bidich tap ot th Turks who have been given new en- g 2 " saying, 2 -1} All the different styles are h m to fts assistance whmm couragement by the Russian debacle, With s 1.;%%1“«?%?"“"“ o heto:AY Both plain and lace:thimmed regular sleeveless style. There is a it was required. And regardiess S R o e o . together. : dl : : modsis are shown in Drawers of | variety of weights as well as styls, 'htllv“"b«ndohflnm.n. A . d sio | “An hoiiest mma thinks that a pretty [§ the same grade. too: s uny has been parsistentiy | ¥oi ; t v—ng-m-m-my.» 50c_and 59c a Garment In the way of closer attenticn to duty wherever it is needed. Women 18 Wool embroMery Mly uud/m m":'a'a'