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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS.

Okla Seamless Velvet And Extra Heavy
Grade Administer Rugs. Wholesale
list prices to-day are $3.50 to $27.-
o0...... 80. 49,. $AO.OV
'ox12 Seamless Velvet Rugs. Value
0x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs. VAL
ue $500 .$15.2t
9x12 Administer Rings, Oriental Eff
fects. Value $22.50.. 1850
8-8 1913 Seamless Brussels Rugs.
Value $ls.50 =. $500
Value $14.75 ......... .$12.5O
27x54 Colonial Velvet Rugs. Value
$3.50 ....f.'. $z.xo
27x54 Tapestry Rugs. Isl. 90 each
0x12 Grass Rugs, some are Crex, plain
and stencilled borders Value SITS
and $3.50 ............. ~ 90
Lot of Rugs in odd sizes; suitable for
hall or small room.
n OH regular prices
S6x72 Administer Rugs, floral and ORR
! entail patterns. Value $500 $3.50
Inlaid Linoleum Extra Heavy. Value
$500. $1.25 so. yd. 49,. $40 50. I'd.
Printed LnOleum, soc quality, slight
" imperfect. .45c so. yd.
ParkOleum Heavy as LinOleum, wa
ter proof, will not curl.
Special 36c so. yd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
STAMPED AND ART GOODS

Pillow Slips Of art linens and tapes
try, many color combinations. VAL
ue SOC ...... sec
Richardson's and Heminway Silk Floss,
many shades to select from. Value
&c &c skein
p inch Stamped Center Pieces of Mer-
cerised fabrics in two designs VAL
ne Ate. 29c each
Stamped Center Pieces on white and
= colored art linene. Value 69c and
75c Acc each
Large Size Stamped Turkish Towel in
Pink and Blue. Value $500 70c each
Stamped Wash Cloths, with pink bor-
ders. Value 10c -. sc each
Infants FIannelette Slips and Night
Gowns, stamped in dainty designs.
Value soc. sec each
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S
WEAR.

Infants Short White Lawn Dresses.
Value 39c ..,...... 1850. -. .25c
Infants Long White Lawn Dresses,
lace trimmed. Value $500. -. $50
Infants Knit Wool Sacques, blue and
white and pink and white. Value
Infants Knit Combination Sets in blue
and tan. Value $2.95.... $3.50
Boys Wash Suits and ROmpers of stri-
ped galatea, madras of bingham.
! Value 45c -. 49,. ........ :. $50
Value 39c l................. 25c
Value Csc 5000. 49,. lee
BOYS BIouses of Bingham, Madras or
Percale. Value soc. !. $50
Children's Au-over Aprons Of checked
= Bingham. Value 25c. ...... zoe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
MEMS FURNISHINGS AND
HOSIERY.

Mems Negligee Shirts of fine quality
Percale in variety Of new pat
terms Value $500 ~. ..79c each
Mems Shirts of Percale, variety Of
patterns. Value 79c. sec each
Mems Work Shirts of fancy mixtures,
soft attached collars. Value 4Sc
each ........ BIC each
Boys Work Shirts in blues and blue
Y. mixtures. Were soc and 44c Csc each
Silk Neckties, good assortment Of pat
terms. Value Csc each. 10c each
Mems Silk Open End Ties and Che
n / ney Silk Tubular Ties, variety Of
patterns. Value soc each. ;. sec each
Mems Jumbo Knit Sweaters, with roll
collars, heavy and warm, light and
dark grey and tan Value $2.45
$500 each
Mems Fine Wool Sweaters, with roll
collar, in maroon, navy, grey, heath
er. Value $500 each. .$2.5O each
Boys Roll Collar Sweaters in dark
and light Oxford. Value $1.25
/ CSC each
Wool Flannel Shirts in dark blue only
all sizes Value s1.25 and ssc each
Mems Heavy Weight Black Hose, good
quality, all sizes. Value 12Ac pair
Mems Bear Brand Hose, in Palm
/, Beach. slate and white, slightly i'm
perfect. 35c quality -. .22c pair
Mems Heavy Wool Hose in natural
grey, Cameps Hair and Oxford. VAL
ne 15c >. :. .12Hc pair
Mems Fiber Silk Hose in navy and
black. 15c quality, slightly imperfect
100 10c pair
Mems Work Gloves and Mittens lin
ed and unlined, made of Pigskin,
i Buckskin and Cape Skin Value
sec pair ...... 49,. .45c pair
Mems Fleece Lined Leather Mittens,
Worth sec pair. Sold here for 29c
25c pair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
JEWELRY AND LEATHER
GOODS.

Cuff Pins, Brooch Pins, Circle Pin Sets
and Hat Pins Value 15c and 19cl
tItl.I 1Oc each
Big Lot of 5Jewelry, many styles of
Brooches, Pin Sets. Bar Pins and
Cuff Pins. Value 25c. lie each
Side Combs, Back Combs, in plain
and fancy designs, shell and amber
colors. Values up to Csc. .1Oc each
Leather Hand Bags, Morocco finish,
mirror, leather covered frames. VAL
lue $1.00 ............ sec each
Leather Hand Bags Morocco finish,
leather, three styles. Value $3.50
..... .$1.29 each
Fine Linen Finish Writing Paper, SO
sheets to package, Value 19c
1215c package
Correspondence Cards with Envelopes
"a of each in box Value Csc. tic box
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
TABLE DAMASK AND
CRASHES.

So Inch Mercerised Damask good quail
ity. Value 30c .......... -. FAC
60 Inch Full Mercerised Damask,
many patterns Value 45c. .35c
II Inch Union Linen Satin Damask.
all new patterns. Value soc. .69c
20 Inch Linen Napkins, many patterns.
$1.45 and $3.50
BIeached Crash, part linen, good alb
sorbent quality. Value 12kc ..1Oc
Unbleached Crash, part linen, good
absorbent quality. Value 12hc 1Oc
Bleached Twill Crash, fast selvage,
soft quality. Value 7c. sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
WAISTS.

Women's Silk Waists, not all sizes or
colors, slightly soi1ed by handling.
Value $500 and $2.95. $1.2
White Embroidered Lawn and Wolfe
Waists, big collars, all good styles
Value $1.0O. 75c
White Embroidered and Wolfe Waists,
slightly soiled. Value 79c and $500
soc
Cotton Crepe Waists, in stripe and
plain white. 25c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
BLEACHED AND BROWN
MUSLIN.

SO Inch Fruit of the Loom and Mill
Muslins, limit o yeards to customer.
Value 12Hc ............... SIC
SO Inch Fine Quality Cambria and
NainsOOk. Value Sc. tic
SO Inch Bleached Muslin and Cam
brio, good soft quality. Value
10 ...... j. =. &c
Good Quality Unbleached Muslin.
: Value SC g NC
SO Inch Heavy Quality UnbleaGhed
Muslin. Value 10c ...... -. Sc
40 Inch Unbleached Muslin, heavy
round thread. Value 121kc. =. .10c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR

Women's Fine Cotton Hose, very
slightly imperfect. 15c quality e
1Oc pair
Women's Fiber SILK Hose, double Isle
heel and toe. seconds of S5c quail
fty $500. 81. ......... .10c pair
Women's Fiber Silk Hose, perfect in
every way. Value 35c. ...29c pair
Women's Fiber Silk Hose, black or
white, good seconds Of 55c quail
1ty ...... .......... SSc pair
Children,s Fine Rib Hose, almost per-
feet. 19c quality II nc pair
,Children's Heavy Rib Hose, black on
", very slightlydmperfect. 19c quail
ity.. 4. 15c pair
Children,s Fine Rib silk Idsle Hose,
black. only, almost perfect. 25c
quality. sold here at 19c .15c pair
Women's Light Weight Vests, low
neck. no sleeves. almost perfect
goods, 425c quality, sold here at
1sc ......... ..l..,.,. 15c each
Women's Fine Quality Summer Weight
Vests, several styles, perfect goods,
sizes 34-36 Value 25c .15c each
Womem's. F1eeced Fine Knit Corset
Covers, high neck. elbow i sleeves.
small sizes. Value Csc. -. .19c each
Women's Fleeced Union Suits, high
neck long sleeves ankle length.
Value SEC 47c suit
Womenss Fleeced Vests, several styles
Regular sizes. value SOC. Arc each
Extra sizes, value SEC soc each
Women's Fine Quality Union Suits,
several styles.
Sizes 1888 value $1.O0. .85c each
Sizes 40-44 value 1.25 $1.O5 each
ChiIdren's Vests, high neck, long
sleeves. feeced. Sizes 30+32-34. VAL
ne 25c 10c each
Children's Cream Color Vests and
Pants. Sizes 20 to "a. Value
29c and 35c. .25c each
Boys Grey Vests, Pants and Draw
ers, heavy fleece. Value 45c 35c each
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AND CORSETS.

Envelope Chemise of Nainsook, lace
trimmed, limit 2 to a customer.
&c each
Envelope Chemise of fine Nainsook.
lace and embroidery trimmed. Val
ue 5Sc -. .45c each
Envelope Chemise OF fine lawn, lace
and ribbon trimmed. Value; $500,
85c each
Corset Cover and Drawer Combina-
y lions made Of soft finish muslins,
embroidery trimmed. Value $500,
rs e 65c each
Corset Cover and Drawer Combine
tions made qf Crepe and Nainsook,
lace trimmed. Value SOC sec each
Drawers made of fine Nainsook with
fine pin tucks and embroidery. all
sizes. Value Soc. ......... 43c each
Drawers of good Cambria with ruff
fling. Value 25c... zoe each
Drawers OF fine soft Cotton, circular
style, embroidery trimmed. VAL
IN ue 5Oc soc each
Women's Night Gowns lace trimmed.
1imit52 to customer &. sss 2zc each
Women's Night Gowns, round neck.
fine Cotton. back and front embroi-
derry trimmed, ribbon run. Value
Toe 49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSC each
Women's Night Gowns, Of fine Main
sock slip over style, embroidery
trimmed. Value soc. 4Oc
! Women's Might Gowns, V-neck, en-
broidery trimmed back and front.
Value 86c ...... ...... 75c each
Muslin, trimmed with lace, ribbon
or embroidery Val. $1.25 500 each
8 Women's Extra Size Night Gowns,
slip-over style, fine embroidery
trimming. Value 8Sc. 75c each
Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed,
back and front. Value soc S5c each
Corset Covers trimmed with narrow
embroidery. 1890 $500. 21c
Women's Outing Flannel Petticoats,
! white and gray stripes and plain
gray. Value 39c. 1890. SIC each
.4 Value SOC !. 4Oc each
Women's Outing Flannel Night Gowns
full size with long sleeves, nicely
trimmed. Value $1.00. -. $50 each
Women's Outing Flannel Night Gowns
with V-neck, fancy trimming
soc each
Pettfcoats of fine Lawn Cambria or
Nainsook, deep embroidery trimmed,
ruffles and underlay.
Value 59c. ......... SOC each
Value CSC 1883. 500 each
Value $1.0O. $50 each
Value $1.25 ..... 81 90 each
Value $3.50 ...., $40 each
Value $1.85 80. $1.39 each
The Smith Murray Co. Reducer Cor
sets, extra fine. Value $1.OO SIC pair
Corsets-in G B, Warmers Royal-Wor-
cester and Pm, slightly soiled by
handling. Not all sizes. Value
$500, $1.25.... -. -. /. 75c pair
Children's Cambria Drawers, sizes 2
tos1 ........... -. 1Oc pair
/ ChiIdren's Cambria Drawers, embroi-
derry trimmed. Value 20c.s.15c pair
! Children's Cambria Slips, ribbon trim
4 emed. Value &c., !. i. 25cs each
Chiidren's Outing Flannel Night
Gowns, sizes 2 to g.. -. 23c each
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
CHILDREN's DRESSES.

Girls Fancy Plaid Bingham Dresses.
Value CSC. 55c
Girls Plaid and Stripe Bingham
Dresses with belts and pockets VAL
ue &c.,. TIC
Girls White Dresses of Voiles and fine
lawns, embroidered trimmed. Val
ue SITS to $500. .$1.25 to $4.OO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-04
BUNGALOW APRONS.

Bungalow Aprons Of Checked Cling
ham, 23c
Bungalow Aprons of Percale, just like
a house dress. Value SOC. soc each
Full Size Skirt Aprons of blue and
white checked Bingham. Value Csc
zoe each
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
y M. c. A. Supplies Sort of Cheer
Soldiers Need, Says E. o. Sellers

Men az the front don't want any
fanciful interpretations Of the Scrip
ture. Any dilettante speculations on
the future life. any splitting Of
theology" said Y. o. Sellers. who
will speak this evening before the
sunday school rally in Arcadia. Mr.
Sellers has Just returned from work
in the army Y VI. G. A. among the
British troops IA camp on Salisbury
Plain, York. Richmond and Ripon.
and az the front His subject is
"Hutlife ia the army"
What the man who faces going
over the tnp-Hanta from -hls-apir
itual coHnsel was told me very
plainly by an Australian at the
front" continued the speaker lie
said What We want is BIZ OF
help 10 bear the monotony OF war.
some real comfort In our heavy
losses OK brothers and friends. some
regular assistance IN our battle tor
character. That ~ the religious
prescription The army L. VI. c. A.
carries 10 the front "a
During summer campaigns, pthe
boys In biIiets oongreeate outside
the Y. NJ. &. A hUts. The weather
r. pleasent. tho fields are beautiful,
everything invites to open air games
and meetings But In the dread win.
ter. the r. NJ. G. A. hut, warm. well.
lighted. chserfisl. becomes to q won
darfni degree ths center, 81 The so
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
SOLDIERS WILL
ATTACK KERALDS
Camp Custer Eleven VIII Clash
With Fast Independent
Team. Sunday

What is expected % be ono OF the
b. 'est football games ever seen in
tho city VIII be stased Sunday after
noon IN Navin field wbcn ihe Her
aid meet the Camp Custer eleven
thar chased tho tackles right back
~ their quarters ia Lake BlaR two
~Sek ago
Tn0se who Witnessed the fight ~
two weeks ago realize tha She
camp Custer barracks IA me- home
al real TOO BAN aggregation. Since
tho match with the naval fighters
the army men have had ample op-
por'nntfy Of Improving riTtir condi-
ton and smoothing ont the idmpy
spots in their outhold work
While the Hetalds are reported
20 be- in MEDIOCRE condition 30 ia
not anticipated that he Camp GUS
ter delegation viii do any running
away with the honursD
A smash thru for a touchdown by
either side IL going 20 be tough
proposition. for there are burliea on
each side with tho knowledge and
ability 10 muss things ND generally
n the occasion requires.
open plny is expected 10 be tho
rule. Daily workouts by the Her.
aids and tho regular nfmy fare and
exercise VIII pat bofh elevens IN
fine condition By sunday.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
PROMINENT MEN
COMING FOR WAR
CONFERENCE HERE

Prominent meu sfrom an parts of
,ae 49, al attend Nichigan's war
Conference in Detroit next SATURDAY
There wla br sessions in the audi.
rorium ol te BOARD ~ Commerce
orums anc aft ruoon and BIG
meefine % me a-mory' Id rhe even
ing
Sansfo4 William Alden smitt.
Gov Sleeper and Mayo NarS swim
jei.rer addresses OK He.caUe
Carl FIooman, ASSN. ant ecN 8
al an cu'urc. WIN speak & tg.
Cyltlrai preparation N.ar lnr
nance viii be- me topic of an aa
dress by Lewis ~ pier-on cha-
man Of Tire board Irving Naforai
bank New Y6ra uiyI Georg y
Oreurt vicepres 1eut ~ rhe Erie
railway COMPANY wiii talk ga "War
time rransporlatlo Euro. Tfzs
war conditions &U be told by
Nhar'es i. Rgssfll member 81 tae
Nr- ian combustion and American
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07

Is made after this fashion altho the
zomau who wants rho hest and
most economical advice about cook
ery should SCI 81 from the lips al
tho woman eho Isl rttp.Niohizing
the art that II sail eco fegch TO a
mans heart bF WlF m HI7 ~tomach'
Two hours ~pen o. unn ri The
Times cooking ~,boa. 1-monslif'
tlons VIII save as many weeks every
year for The already oNtrN orNed
mistress OF the home Hnres the
secrcr of thc two hour
ONE yeast Cske q e9r u "atW
water one pint of iau F4 Lf.h
and half waf.r. With tp-ch oi >at
aIsd -uear ss In rhe old lara uta
56 hour bread. one ani ontaaf
quarts az aour Iur these In hovi
and stir. aiding oihe fauf
Syt until tha iniNflrc ESQ n.o
ffaf tho spoon SIS u- less Hnt
tuu cu. uu 'le 1oVi ans h
For tn luan ty mentioned .I
which wll maf- tro large inatt-
as brown aDi- uipHne o tanil
hf r0pi-ai sum- h '-''s nta1 n@
,ecuN BE- YlColoG, Ger rs or -" m.H-
Fl.
N'es or uhlt. -' "H"
aH Che way 'ei3 y H'.ti.,''.
c1f Feur foa or ooA-A ''"
mtttl. ara .oaS - (
When t u liili Apfll tx
f"o iosFes So il'l ~ @
Hali ia.. e' ~ .
rreicra'N 70 " ~"
ana cover $50
ssori ume ot emu ~ -.
p s'la y ~"
rapid ~
Ss aa-F .'
,--A .-l,. .t.
h.At iN $500.
tFrn 500 '
-iiA-4 -----s
even - 'Ar'
l. .,. 10 .t.l--
,..,.. I ,..f-... =
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
WRFCKERS START
WORK ON DUNHAM

Th4 tighter Rescue and tug 4. G.
Herdiue Tuesday. began the task
oE foaung the freighter James 5
uunh3m sunk near Grassy island in
the Detroit river Monday night
vhsn was rammed by the Robert
Fon A gap'hg wound 2e/feet
Ga "a tha rortaow wiA cause the
nr.ckers most trouble in raising
her they say.
P4,rlck Temulty. %celsman OF
lbs 'Dunham was ID The crews
quarters on the port breast % the
Ship when N was struck he was
almost instantly killed and one OF
The h.I plates held his IeE IN the
mass ot twisted feel SO tightly that
II hau ta be cut loose Nith an acety.
iene torch Justice II G Burke, Of
River Rouge acted 81 coroner
The boat lies wlth q disfinrt~ list
20 p0Tr Her engine room and boil
er COMPARING MS eFa-1Lee Of water
and pumps have been working con
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
WINDSOR JURY
BLAMES FRITCH
Detroit Physician Held Respon-
sible For Death of Rodney,
Ont, Girl

A coroner's jury IN the Windsor
city hall. Tuesday night. returned a
verdict that Frances McMacken. OF
Rodney. ont. who died In Windsor.
Oct is. came 70 her end as the re
suit OF alleged Illegal treatment adj
ministered by IT. George A. FritcI
Of Detroit.
Miss Margaret McMacken. Hsis.
Ter OK the dead girl, vas ny only
witness 70 testify. She saH that
she had gone with her slst1f "a Or
F'ritch's Office In Detroit #hen the
doctor was informed OF the nature
OF her sisters illness. she said. BE-
told them 10 keep quiet and $40 was
paid as part OF the SIS Zee for the
operation.
The inquest was begun peek
ago but the sister tainted ON the
witness stand and the coroner adj
journed the matter until Tuesday
evening
DT r. A. Durocher. ~ Windsor
was called in on The case the sister
saiA. VIXEN Miss McMacken Condt
ton became serious She was4aken
% Hotel Dieu. where she died
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
COUNCIL HOLDS
BRIEF SESSION

Detroit aldermen did not put lH
much lime II the council chamber
Tuesdas night They were too anA
ious 20 get back 90 thclr various
wards 20 Wath The late voting in a
final but fruitless effort 20 save
their Jobs IN session lasting but
a few minutes they adopted q few
routine matters and then scurried
back. 20 the polls They authorize q
the appropriation Of $3.50 20 pur
chase military ovelcoats for the coo
members OF the Detroit regiment OF
Michigan state troops
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
ID. A. C.. TO HAVE
WRESTLING BILL

Two velterweigbt matches and a
heavyweight contest viii mark the
wrestling ELL arranged by y A. 6.
members for Saturday nights fes-
tivitics In tho gymnasium.
Billy Domctral, the Greek Demon
who has been meeting al Corners
with y great degree 81 success. will
wrestle John Lem, WHOSE prowess
has not gained much publicity here-
aboufs n he ~ os good as his
bsckers claim this should b7s an in
terestinR ut
Gene lawrence, potroitg weller
-aaIght champion. VIII meet cdlie
stum III C1c preliminary Johnny
Myers and Geo 80 panpas VIII fur
nIsh the remainder OF the entertain
ment
Loo Pardcllo fri BILLY Dfwoual
defeated gcorEa Ihompln aud sam
Koch foEfr-tivetT IN 7H0fF 0fItr on
the Avenue theaier staso Tuesday
evening
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
u. S. AND JAPAN
IN AGREEMENT
Sign Pledge To Uphold Oper
Door Policy In
China

WASHINGTON NOV. l. Formal
announcement Tuesday OF an agree
ment between The United states
=F-AA Japan n FAsaEA ~ : china was
greeted in diplomatic and Official
circles as one OF the most moment
Gus events OF the war period
It's effect Is expected 70 be far.
reaching both on future develop.
ments IN the far east and on prose.
cutlon Of the war against Germany
In addition % notes exchanged
between Secretary OF state Lansing
and Viscount Ishii. special Japanese
ambassador. recording an agree.
ment recognizing Japan's special in.
ferest In China. guaranteeing indc-
pendence and territorial Integrity
of China. and reafHrming the open
door policy 10 is announced that
satisfactory understanding has
been reached AZ TO military. naval
and economic cooperation.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07

The old-fashloned idea that a
housewife had 70 sit up haf tn,
night nursing along her - tseG
climb our q, bed about s.; 4 :
sore il IL had run over the - tt-'l
kncad it fos a couple .oi hCu-- move
until lhe- hack aches AID me huuck
les are sore, Is an wrong T. IS 4
waste OF valuable time 20 start max.
Ing bread cne lay and E-t fTC
next about 'he time tAe -n $ COINS
dowh-ia other words 90 spend
hours doing what can d. done as
well IN TWO hours. one-eighteenth Of
che time
To learn how ~ do this and hun.
dreds az other useful and valua a.
things about cooking 20 Is only nee
essary 20 60 Is the cooking school
being condGcrei by MIS- Florence
Austin Chase under the auspices 0f
The Times every afternoon this
week IN the roof garden of The 30
tel Taller The lessons are given
free. beginning al oc'ce En-
ployment o. the ideas and methods
~ Mrs Chase are invaluable be-
cause they save The golden hours
To prove that if Is not necessary
20 tume and fret and fuss for a day
and "a half IN mako bread Mrs Chase
makes few losves while sou wait.
she hid it TUESDAY afternoon while
great number os women sat ty
and looked on In wcnderment Their
amazement grew when cheerful
Mattresses brought them down
da.ntv slices o. She bread 20 sam.
pie II the astonished women were
inclined 20 doubt tlejs ayes and
their ears. as they saw The bread
take reality as II hy magic, hey
could not doubt their sense ~ tasb.
The dainty slices removed the last
yesNge OK doubt and many said 90
their aeighbors hat -hey had vi ST.
cd years in the making ~ b1ead
along the lines adopted br tteir
great grandmother IL is onlt
tradition that h takes a 10, OF time
To make anything Mrs. Chase
proves this in a Gozeg ways 81 each
lecture she also proves what "a
better stiIl, that often the cheaper
things are the best This is We'll
illustrated in the demonstrarou o.
br4ad-making that this wizard OF
the kitchen gave Tuesday afternoon
when she made about four kinds o.
bread and without splitting any -four
on the floor or getting any on her
nose. as 40 many cooks DO
This tw0-hour bread. delicious
enough 20 excite the envy OF any
professional baker in Christendoal
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07

farm and Meetchsle. issued a special
army order commanding that Pass
chendarle should b. held Al all costs.
and N lost, must be retaken-
For DAYS the enemy had been rush
ing No guns and new formations or
tr0ope a. insure his hold on the pf-sl'
flop. His efforts proved unavaiiins'
Tho enemy's best troops gave
ground before the men from OntAIlo
and Saskatchewan.
ROME. Nov - on a front OF leo
miles Italian troops are falling DatN
from me untenabie Tagiiamenio riF-
or Iinea no previously prepared po-
aItions in the rear The eject OF
tho retreat VIII be- % shorten the at
fender line and consolidate theil
Resistance.
Tho rear guard Is vigorously or
uosing The advance OF ihe Anstfo
Germans end an no point are lnt
pursuers pressing close 20 Cadofha
main body.
From ths Fella valley 10 the Adri
atic ses the entire Tarliameuia line
has been given mp by Cadorna.
The Italian retreat. II Us hopto
will allow time for heavy French
and British reinforcement 10 reach.
them on their new llnes-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07
KERENSKY
TO CRUSH
PACIFISM
{ h a re- e $ BOlscheviki
Would Betray Nation
To Germany

rETRoGRAD. Nov : -Flatb de-
clarhg that the Maxmalists threat
en- ~ omen the front 10 GERMANY
fImer Nerensky TODAY asked tho
gZe.m.nary Russian parliament ii 70
You'd support thc Cove ament I'm
suppression of their attompt 10 scgc
/c. and STAR powers
Nrrtnsht open declaration .lat
PEE proposes employing aa govern.
mental powers u crushing tas at
euoi ~ the -hev,M and Kindred
'1tircrfru'~ - l/tNIrpule radical
control r Ru, ,/has boon practical.
u.s. forced oE tfe action OF leaders al
the fe'rograi seyift.o OF workrs en- and
soldiers I'D canNasslnc soldiers az
lriroErai garrt on Thriugh Leon
rorskf S. Eoi-heEk ,der. the gar.
riS1p la- been formally approached
std ure roy to obey rht pro, is lgnal
government orders Unless approved
~ me military committee of the
soviet In ms address To NE pre-
amiNaty parliament kerensky de.
'clare1
These forces must b. suppressed "
The congress has NOT - acted on
Che prem,crs request
Sweepne change n The high army
command were forecast from The c's
wissai az General NerShovsky as min
lister ~ war and bis transfer 90 the
Caucasian front
4 definite break between the Boil
srevki controlled local Soviet OF
workmen and soldiers and the Rus
sian general army staH came today
The Detroit times., 1917-11-07

rrerarednsss viii be he topic OF
9n address hs Howard + tothn.
council of national defense.
Five minute toiks Will Be given
by George a Prescott, federal 1000
administrator. FRANK " Blalr
pras.den, az The Union Trust com
gauy. this city, James T heena'
president ~ tbe Peoples state bank.
=, Gov woodbridge " Ferris, John
~ Ketcham. master of che Michigan
state Grane- Frank W Alfred
president az the Pore Marquc't" rail
way company, Frank n Williams
e-idsn; ~ che First National bank
AI'ecan J Dallas bort OF Film;
Arthur r. Williams. ~ 8atiic creek
WtHaw Is ir3deH federal. coal al
r.n.str1fer Cos Michigan. and J. K
Thompson. ~ Ishpemng