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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
Some Silk Dress Values

We have special values in Ladies' Silk Dresses that
will surely interest who want such garment These
odd Dresses good style and quality that have sold at from
$1,000 to S2250 in colors such Blue, Gray and Black
These marked from onefourh to onehird off from
the regular prices. See these Dress values.
In the Silk Popln Dresses, have exceptional val
These exceptional Dress value and the prices
only $1,000 and $1,000 EACH They in all Colors and
DlnnI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
Hidder Habbeeb

Across the Trscks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Large showing of wash waists at Alb
bolts.
Hear the Brunswick talking machines
on demonstration all this week in Rialto
block, State street, Montpelier.-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's line of childrens dresses
Buick roadster, Al condition, must be
sold at once. For particulars see Mrs.
$. 4. Laviolette, "a North Main street,
tel. 6bR.M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
A. p. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Coats and Suits for Your Summer Wardrobe
A. P. ABBOTT co.

1t is than simply fashionable have TRIM lightweight and
1t S the practical thing do 90
You know how svehow they
other coh-how be all without NA
depends o you
Judge of value S1]
We help the first the I I
dealings label in which
will learn the best
style,
See line of children So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
Silks for Summer

Silks at present prices cheap to for common
dresses cotton wool goods There has been sharp ad
all silk materials by the manufacturers but
yet with the retailer.
Silks bought be had at last seasons prices These
prices will hold good about two weeks longer Then the
will take place. This advance will be 20 per cent one
whole profit
Every kind of Silk in Silk Department Mesalnes are
of best sellers These yardwide bought this week
only S165 per yard Will be $500 later Over 80 different
colors to select from.
One lot of very YardWide Fouard Silks $500 per
yard. Very popular this season.
full assortment of Chiffon Tafeta Silks These are of
very fine grade good width and very shades For
few days at SITS per yard
All coors in Crepe de Chine These in shades They
40 inches wide at S75 per yard If you cannot get
these goods in other towns send here
Fancy Silks for Separate Skirts in Stripes and Paids.
These just the kinds for weather Very swell and
will give good Yardwde at $15O SITS, 81 ST. $500
and S2.25 per yard.
Full line of Tub Silks These for waists dresses and gents
shirts at from S119 to per yard very choice lot
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Stationery & Books in the Mill End Sale

BOX PAPERS of several sorts includ- ing one with patriotic heading, reg ular 25c- 19c LAWN stationery, box of A envelopes and "A sheets paper or correspondence cards, three sizes, regular S5c- 26c POUND PAPER, good finish, regular 21c- 17c
 matching envelopes, pkg. sc GLIDE PLYMOUTH LAWN pound naDer. regular 35c- 25c
 matching envelopes, pkg 1Oc WRITING PADS, note and letter size, twill or Irish linen, regular IF 19c- sTAFFORD'S INKS, blue black, reg DIAR1Es AR FOR 1918, regular prices NEW FICTION, sofled by handling, regular SIPS and $1.50 books POPULAR COPYRIGHT FICTION, regular soc, marred by handling
 39c CHILDREN'S STORY and picture books, bit hurt by display; regu- lar prices cut in Ia
 Home Labor savers ROTARY ASH sIFTERs, regular $3.75- S3.25 ASH CANS, heavy, regular $5 and $4 $2.35 and s GARBAGE CANS, good and strong.
 75c to $1.S5 DISH DRAINERs, wire rack style, regular 75c- 55c WASH BOILERS, copper bottom, reg lar s2.50- $2.1O OIL CANS, 5 gallon, regular $1.35 and $1.6O- $1.15 and SIPS :. BREAD. RAIsERS, 10 qt. with cover, regular $125- $1 DUST PANS, regul, 25c-' 19c KITCHEN STOVE SHOVEDS, regular 15c- 1Oc JAPANNED TRAYS, decorated, reg ular 2Oc- 10c WHITE BREAD BOXES, sizes, reg ular soc to S1.25- soc to $1.05 WHITE FLOUR CANS, regular soc PANTRY SUPPLY SETS, regular $125 and $2.75- $1 and $2.25 COAL HODS, 16 inch, regular 60c- HEAVY FLOUR CAN with sitter at tachment, regular s2.25- $1.55 MRS. POTTS SAD-IRON SETS, reg ular $1.S5- $1.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Thousands of Great Savings for Mill EnderS-NOW!
Boys Clothes in the Mill End Sale
NORFOLK SUITS with one or 2 pairs
 trousers, blue serge or fancy mix
 f1raS rncr tn G1R 6A-

NORFOLK SUITS with one or pairs trousers, blue serge or fancy mix lures, reg $5 to s16.5O-
 $425 to $12.75 TRENCH OVERCOATS for boys of 10 to IS, fancy mixtures, reg $9 to $15- SIPS to $12.50 OVERCOATS for boys of to 8, clev- CT patterns, nice and warm, reg $5 to $125O- $4.25 to $8.S5 SWEATERS, good and warm, regular S15O to $5- 95c to $4.25 HIGH sCHooL SUITS with long trousers, sizes IS to 19, dandy in style and tailoring, reg SIP to BOYS TROUSERS, fancy and plain fabrics, reg $1 to $2-S5c to $1.6O WASH SUITS, plain or stripes or an- white, reg S1.50 to s4
 ROMPERS, sizes to 8, white or fancy, reg 59c to 75c- soc BLOUSES AND SHIRTS of nice pat terms, reg 59c to $1-4Sc to S5c SOFT-CUFF BLOUSES of fine ma dras. reg s1- 69c MIDDY SUITS of blue serge, reg $6 and s9- $4.95 & SIPS ETON SUITS of corduroy, regular FUR-BAND CAPS, wonderfully warm reg soc to S1- 39c to 79c TIES in good patterns, regular 25c to 5Oc- 19c to 39c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Notions ill the Mill End Sale

DENTER'S KNITTING COTTON, M white. No to IA, box of 20 balls, CLARK's ONT SPOOL COTTON black or white, No 40 to 70, reg CLARK'S ONT DARNING COTTON, gray tan white and black, reg 4c- CARPET THREAD, linen-finish bast- ing cotton, and Silko mending cot BEST ENGLISH TWILLED TAPE, yds, reg 10c- ST CINDERELLA LINGERIE TAPE. white pink or blue, 10 yds with bod kin, regular 10c- Sc INSIDE SKIRT BELTTNG, 1k and inch, reg 10c yd- SC MERCERIsED CORSET LACES. yds, reg Sc- SC BLACK SHOE hACES, reg Sc pair
 pairs 1Oc sEWON HOSE SUPPORTERS, white, SANITARY BELTS of cloth anu ol..ss s' tic and sanitary aprons of heavy quality, reg 25c- 21c DRESS SHIELDS, white, sizes 2 and 4, reg 15c to 25c- 2 prs 25c HAIR NETS, cap or straight, reg 10c
 7c; for 25c FACE VEILS with elastic net and veil combined, reg 10c- Sc PERCALE BUSTING CAPS in good patterns and colors, reg 15c-Sc WIRE HAIRPINS in cabinet, assort- ted, reg 10c- Sc PEARL BUTTONS, 2 and holes, reg 10c card Sc LARGE PEARL BUTTONS, 2 or 4 hole or self shank, reg 10c to 15c FANCY BUTTONS for dress trim mings and coats, reg 25c to soc card 1Oc SANITARY NAPKINS, reg 15c pack age 1Oc BIAS LAWN, white, widths to 5, 6 NiCkEHED SaS. a3E S' ooAr HANGERS, ISs iSG fold- LARGE lIa; 5HE NE1TED TED WINE SHOPPING BAGS, reg 35c- 21c MACHINE OIL, Nye's, reg sc-5c PINS, regular 10c- SAFETY PINS, stout and good, reg 16c- 5c ASBESTOS IRON HOLDERS, white and gray, reg 5c- 4c WINDSOR HOOKS AND EYES, black or silver, all sizes, reg 5c-
 cards 10c IRONING WAX with handle, reg 2c- SNAP FASTENERS, black and white, CoLfAR BANDS, sizes 12H to 17. DRESS SHIELDS, nainsook covered. flesh color, opera and regular shape, size 4 only, regular 25c-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Socks
Crockery 6 Glass in the Mill End Sale

CEREAL SETS of 2s pieces, 4 styles, regular $6 to $7- $4.95 CUT GLASS in rich quality and hand some patterns, many dishes includ- ing all the most-liked shapes and sizes, regular $125 to $42.50-
 S1 to $34 $5- $3.25
 regular $125 and $1.50,- $1 NIPPON CHINA cake and salad and chocolate sets, regular SIPS to S12.5O- $1 to $1O BEAUTIFUL FOOTED BOWLS of cut glass, special value at $6- $5.25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Bathroom Needs in the Mill End Sale

NICKELED FIXTURES AND GLASS
 SHELVES, including paper and
 tumbler and brush holders and tow
 el bars, reg 65c to s1.1O- 55c SINGLE TUMBLER HOLDERS, reg
 35c- 25c MATCH SAFES, reg 25c- 200 MEDICINE CABINETS, reg $3.50 to
 $7.50- $2.5O to S5 WHITE MIRRORS, reg $125-$1 TOILET PAPER, reg 5c-8 for 25c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Shon Clothes

SWEET-ORR TROUSERS, corduroy or cotton [ worsted, good stripes among latter, regular $S.5o-
 S2.9O GOOD LOOKING and tough and long wearing trousers, stripes and mix lures, regular $2.50 and $3-
 $1.90 & $40 OVERAIIIS AND JUMPERS, good assortment of colors, regular $1 and S125- 85c MACHINISTS' APRONS with mike pocket, regular COG and 75c-5Oc BLACK OR WHITE SHOP CAPS with long peaks, regular 15c-8c A ROUNDUP of odd coats and vests and raincoats on one big table. Take a look at 'em and see what Mill End dollar will buy! Be sure you get your chance at the suits and oVercoatS at $S.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Gas Heaters Stoves and Lights in the Mill End Sale

GAS RANGES, double oven and cable net styles, splendid in their service, end the worry over coal:-
 regular S35- $SO regular $20 and $22.50- SIS regular $2S to $31- $27.5O GAS HEATERS, cylinder style, give great heat, regular $3.25- $2.65 GAS-JET HEATERS, regular Soc
 35c GAS TUBING, regular 12c foot
 1Oc GAS LIGHTS, complete with burner mantle and chimney, inverted style. regular roc to S2- soc to $1.S5 GAS IRONS, complete, guaranteed, regular $2- $1.65 GAS BURNERS, regular 35c and 45c 25c and soc GAS MANTLES, regular 10c and 15c 6c and 1Oc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

MORE RIBBONS, good quality, 4 7z and inch, regular 25c and 29c yd-I
 19c SATIN 9AFFETA RIBBONS in a number of nice shades, 5 k inch, regular 45c yd- 35c HANDSOME PLAID CHECKED AND STRIPED RIBBONS, inch, regu- lar 39c to soc yd- 2Sc BEST QUALITY OF 5-INCH MOIRE RIBBONS in nice shades, regular 35c and 39c yd- 2Sc NOVELTY RIBBONS AND FANCY RIBBONS of rare beauty and quail ity s1.50 to S2-50 yard 95c SATIN RIBBONS, good quality, 513 inch, regular 39c yd- 2Sc WASH RIBBONS, white pink and blue, No. 1 and F, reg 55c and 75c piece soc & S5c No and 3, reg 10c and 121ac yd
 7c & sc Nos & g, reg 1Sc and 25c yd- 12hc & 17c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
~, Mems Mill Ends
 Let no man miss the Economies
Sporting Goods

ICE SKATES of Winslow and other makes, every size from 91a to 12 but not in each sort:- regular $2 to s8- $1.65 to $5.5O FLEXIBLE FLYER SHEDS, the swiftest running and farthest trav- cling on every hill; regular s to TURTLE-NBCK JERSEYS with long sleeves, regular $3 and $S.25- SLEEVELESS JERSEYS, several col ors, regular $1.5o to s2.5O-
 $1.15 to $215 PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, a dozen sizes and sorts, regular soc to KEY s5;'G ICE SKATES from aDc neariy ne G1;'O all the well-known makers, all sizes from fo to l2 in the s5o i9t' to Tsgs5aE s1 woMES's eS air ICE sKaTEs, SSF So sei"S Several styles, regular soc to $6- MEMS SWEATERS, dandy warm sorts with collar, ribbed and Shak- CT and Jumbo knit, regular $4 to $10-
 $3.35 to $S.75 .COLLARLESS SWEATERS for men, regular $2.25 to $7:5O-
 BOYS SWEATERS, good big collar, regular $2 to $5- $1.65 to $4.25 EXERC1SERS of several good types, regular $1-50 to $5-75c to $25O PUNCHING BAGS AND BOXING GLOVES, regular $1.SO to $7.2O-
 S1 to $4 DOG COLLARS, and blankets and other fittings; regular 25c to $2.5O- 19c to $1.95 Trousers, etc.
 Hundreds of hairs of trousers in all the new patterns of woolens and suited for wear either to business or on special occasions:-
 regular S4- $3.25 regular $5- $4.25 regular $6- S5 BATHROBES, made from warm and attractive blankets in good colors and tasteful new patterns; regular s3.75 s4 and S4.50- $3.25 RAINCOATS, staunch and true and will shed water, look we'll too, regu- lar $1O and s15-$8.25 & $12.5O
 Socks
 GOOD COTTON, black white or col ors, regular 15c, not over pairs to | a customer at 1Oc BLACK MEDIUM-WEIGHT COTTON with double heel and sole, regular COIORED OR BLACK COTTON of medium weight, double heel and | sole, regular 35c-- 27c OXFORD CRAY COTTON of heavy MEDIUM-WEIGHT SOFT FINE BLACK FIBER SILK with lisle heel and sole, regular Soc 42c SPLENDID SILK, white or black, lisle heel and sole, regular 75c-59c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09

DINNER SETS, good patterns, excel lent ware:-
 53 pcs. reg. $14S5- $10
 85 pcs. reg. $24.60- $16.5O
 100 pcs. reg. $28.95- $19.25
 112 pcs. reg. $22.50- $1S.5O FANCY CHINA from Japan, hand painted, new shapes and patterns, regular Soc 35c
 regular 75c- 5Oc
 regular $1- 75c PRESSED GLASSWARE in graceful patterns, clear as crystal, many ta- ble and fancy pieces, regular 12c to $175- Sc to $1-2O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Leather Goods in the Mill End Sale

OUR OWN BAGS AND PURSES in many handsome patterns and leath- CTS, a bit marred during the holi- days, some fitted, all with rich lin ings; regular $2 to $5-
 $1 to $2.5O STRAP PURSES of several sorts, some with the back strap, regular $1.25- 85c PATIENT LEATHER BELTS, all sizes, nice widths and styles, reg 35c and 50c- 21c GHRAPBACK PURSES in several good eolors, nicely made, reg soc to 76c- SSC
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Suits & Overcoats

You don't get confined to one or two lines of suits or overcoats in the Mill End Sale; you get your pick from a storeful!
 All the stores regular good lines are fully represented in the sale. Pick your favorite maker, if you wish. Every good style and seasonable ma terial-and see what the Mill End Sale means!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Table Silver

ONE GRFGAT BIG GOOD LOT OF TABLEWARE including knives forks spoons and serving pieces, good plate, regular 25c to soc each
 14C kets, heavily plated, graceful pat terms; regular $4-50- S TEA SETS of pieces, quadruple plate, handsome design, regular $25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Handkerchiefs
 and Umbrellas in the Mill End Sale

MEMS AND WOMEN'S UMBREL- LAS, good strong frame and rain shedding cover, plain or trimmed handleS:-
 regular $1 and s1-15- SIC
 regular s1.50- $1.19
 regular S2- $1.65
 regular $3- S2.6O SILK UMBRELLAS in number of colors, tasteful handles, regular $3.50- SASS CHIIDREN'S UMBRELLAS, black S5c and $1.25- 69c & 9Sc WOMENS FINE COTTON HAND KERCHIEFS with self stripes, reg ular 10c- 7c ALI-IINEN HANDKEERCHIEFS for women, white, regular 25c-19c MEMS FUIL-SIZE COTTON WHITE handkerchiefs, regular 7c- sc KHAKI HANDKERCHIEF'S for men, regular 12 F c Sc MEMS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS with slight timperfections- 14c WOMEN'S PRETTY INITIAL hand kerhiefs, regular 19c- 15c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Tea and Coffee
in the Mil End Sale

HOWCO ROYAL COFFEE, regular 35c- lbs $1 HOWCO CREAM COFFEE, regular 45c 1b- lbs $1 HOWCO TEA, White Rose chop, reg ular 65c- lbs $1 HOWCO COCOA, 1-2 ID can. regular 23c- 1Sc HOWCO PREMIUM CHOCOLATE, 1-2 ID cake, regular 20c- 16c NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S CRACKERS:-
 15c sorts 5 for 55c
 Sc sorts 2 for lie Limited quantity to a customer; none delivered
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Framework
in the Mil End Sale

CRETONNE LAUNDRY BAGS, regu- lar Soc to 65c- SIC
 SEAMS, samples, regular T5c to 900 49c CLUNY SCARFS, regular $z5O to $3- S165 CENTERS SQARFS AND SHANGS, trimmed with lace and inserting, regular $1.50 and $1-75- $1 EALESMAN'S SAMPLES OF SLIPS centres embroidered pillows and other handsome fancywork, regular prices are cut exactly in l-2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Lace & Embroidery in the Mill End Sale

VOILE AND ORGANDY FTOUNC- INGS, 27 inch, regular $1 and $1.50 yd- soc
 ED VOILdE AND ORGANDY FLOUNCINGS, regular $1.5O and $1.75 yd- 75c VAL IACES in pieces of 12 yards, edge and matching insertings, regu- lar Soc 39c FANCY COTTON IIACES, 1 and 2 inch, regular Sc to Sc yd- 4c FTLET AND COTTON CLUNX DACES, 2 and 4 inch, regular 15c yd- 1Oc MARROW EMBROIDERED CAM BRIO EDGES, dainty and fine, reg ular Sc yd- sc SAMPLE DRESS TRIMMINGS, a big and handsome lot, of use for fancy work and millinery and trimming,
 each 1c to soc GEORGETTE CREPE, good range Of roIorC %1-2S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Hats.

good colors and the new shapes
 Sf.5O ROWLAND SPECIAL $S and S3.5O HATS, Derbies and the new soft models, every stylish color
 $2.25 & $2.75 VELOUR HATS, fine and dandy, reg ular $4.50 and $5- $4 CAPS, a number of styles including those that keep a fellows ears warm; regular soc $1 and S1.50-
 4Oc S5c & S12O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Fine Jewelry in the Mill End Sale

The new jewe1ry store makes its Min End bow. Just see the NH End values it offers! Regular prices quoted are the regular Rowland prices, not regular jewellers prices! WAIHHAM WATCHES for men, 20- year gold filled case, jewel move ment, regular $12- $1O WOMENS WALTHAM BRACELET WATCHES, gold filled, 20-year case, excellent movement, regular $14- SIP SOLID GOLD BARPINS set with pearls diamonds or sapphires, regu- lar E14 and $16- $12 LAVAIkIERES of solid gold with chain, set with diamond or coral regular $7.50 to $S- $5 PLATINUM DINNER RINGS set with diamonds, some with pearl h com bination, regular S11e- $9O MENS RINGS, set with diamond and sapphire of rare beauty, regular $125- $1OO WOaGEFS RINGS of AK gold set with little opals and diamonds, reg mar S27- S2O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Shirts

FINE KHAKI SHIRTS with attached collar, S35O sort with small hurts
 $1.S5 HEAVY GRAY ATTACHED-COLDA SHIRTS, very warm, regular $1.65 and $2.50- $1.45 & $1.S9 NEGIIGE SHIRTS, soft or stiff cuffs, bright new patterns; regular s1 and S1.5O- 79c & $1.15 SOFT SHIRTS with attached collar, black twill or blue chambray or tasteful domet; regular S5c-69c in light patterns, at tached collar, good cloth; regular 75c- 59c NEGLIGE SHIRTS of many styles, not perfect but serviceab4e-45c
 Furnishings
 SILK TIES in the new patterns of the season and the correct and attrac- tive 4-in-hand shape; many colors; regular 25c to $1- 19c to 69c MUFFTERS in tasteful combinations of color, regular 55c- S9c SUSPENDERS, regular or heavy web ping, regular S5c and 50c-
 29c and sec
 Underwear
 RTBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS of winter-weight cotton, regular 75c- 67c FLEECED COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, good weight, regular GR&Y SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, mixed cotton and wool, regular S125- S9c UNION SUITS, splendid weight, regu- GRAY 51A P PaRT-woon UNION SUITS, fine weight, regular $1.75-$1.59
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Laundry and
 Cleaning Helps in the Mill End Sale


 WASH BOARDS, extra heavy, regular 65c and 75c- 4Oc BASKETS, regular S5c-| KITCHEN CLOTHES DRYERS, reg ular 40c- 29c BOARDS, regular $1.25- FOLDING IRONING BOARDS, regu- lar $1.50- $1.10 CLOTHES WIRING FRS, plain or ball bearings, regu- lar $3. 90 to s750- $3.5O to $5.5O VACUUM SWEATERS, ball bearing, sELF-wR1NG1NG MoPs, regular CARPET HEATERS, regular 15c~
 1Oc CEILING BUSTERS, regular S5c-
 29c MULE TEAM BoRAX, reg 1sc-
 1Oc ORCEDAR OIL, reg 25c- 1Sc O'CEDAH OIL MOPS, reg 75c-55c MOPS WITH LONG HANDLE, reg 4Oc and Soc 35c COUNTER BRUSHES, reg 30c-2Oc O-SO-EHY MOPS with l at. polish, reg $2- 95c AMIGO STOVE POLISH, reg 12c-
 1Oc SINK BRUSHES, reg 7c- 4c .DUSTTIESS DUST BRUSHES, AZ inch handles, reg soc 7Oc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Plated JeWelrV

BROOCHES PINS CUFFlLdNKS ana all other pieces of plated jewelry, set with colored stones or engraved, many shapes and sizes, regular 25c to $l- 1Oc to S9c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
Nightwear

DOMET PAJAMAS, light color effects
 warm and good-fitting, regular
 S1.50 and $175- 95c & $1.35 MUSLIN NIGHTSHIRTS with collar,
 regular S5c- Csc DOMET NIGHTSHIRTS, cut good and
 full, regular S5c- 65c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
SaTnple NeckWear

Some of the prettiest and finest neck wear that one could wish for! SETS AND SEPARATE COLLARS, organdy crepe filet net and chiffon
 regular soc to $1- 25c
 AND VFSTEES, organdy and chif- fon and filet and net and Georgette crepe, regular $1 to $3- soc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05

Roma. ottobre.
II Ministero della Guerra la annuuZi-
alto, ieri. che le forze Italiane in Alba
MIA continuano la loro aVanZata lungo un
fronte di cinquanta migla. mentre lie
truppe tro-ungheresi si ritirano in
disordine cercando di distruggere / de-
positi di materiale di muniZioni. In
seguito ALA occupazionc di Berat gil
italiani avanZa rono rapi,iamente in
direzione di Elbasan e nella vale del
DeNoli. la cavalleria italiana al di la
di Berat insegue IL nemco in ritirata.
Una forte cClonna di truppe italiane
ha' passato II fiume Semeni g 81 q spinta
attraVerso il Piano di Mazulija sui fiume
Lyushna. che~rappresentava un impor-
tante centro di rifornmento del nemiCo.
In dispaccio da Salouicco annunzis
che II Generate d'Esperey, comandante
i'm capo dele forze alleate al fronte
Macedone, durante una dmostrazione
COST 81 espresso: "Noi doNremo subito
dirigere il nostro colpo sopra Costan-
tinopoi, ed una volta soggiogato II
turco auesti doNra' abbandonare la citta'
ritirarsi per sempre in Asia"
In Salonicco. non appena 81 apprese
la conclusione dell 'armistizio con la
Bulgaria, ebber o luogo del comizi .
dmostrazioni in faVore degli Alleati.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05
RHEIMS BEING FREED
FROM GERM4N FIRE

with the FIRST american Army. Oct >.
The Franco o-AmeriCan attack east of
i,hpmS was pushed Vigorously the
French attacking on the left aud fol
lowing uu our advance. \ determined
enemy couuter-attack was repulsed
after considerable advance had been
made by the France Americans.
The encmy's hold was broken by the
capture of Blanc Mont. which was
taken with surprising rapiditr conSd-
eriug It's strength. 1t was IL vast tangle
of wires trenches and trees, which had
been improved and consolidated for the
lasr four Years Before il was a slope
which. had been stripped as bare AS a
skeleton. This dobouched into an open
plain
Tue capture of Blanc Mont was VI
similar Importance in this immediate
area rs the fan Of Moutfaucou was in
the N6rdun region. These are two I'M
portaut KEY positions which have been
taken by the Americans within week.
The Germans four-year grin on the
martyr city of Rheims is now being
shaken by attacks west and east of
the city with Americans participating
in the assault, over the chalk plains to
the east.
The attack swung forward in north
caSterlN direction, thus pinChing in the
salient abou, Rheims. Every step for
ward rendered the boche positions about
the city more difficult. In conjunction
with BcrtheloI's attack on the west
it is opening the way-to freeing the
city from artillery fire.
The American attack was highly
spectacular It resulted in General
Gouraud sending his personal cougratu-
lations to the American division com
manupr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-05
AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS
FAVOR AUTONOMY

Paris, oct. 5.--Recognition of the right
of the Slavic-Latin States Of Austria
Hungary to dispose Of their fate and a
demand for the same self-determination
for the German people in Austria. are
contained in resolutions adopted Thurs
day by the Socialist deputies of the
Reichrath, according to dispatches re-
ceived here. The resolution follows:
Representatives OF the working
classes of Austria recognize the right Of
the Slayic-Latin nations of Austria to
dispose OF their fate and they demand
the same right for the German people
in Austria. We recognize the right OF
the Slavic nations to continue themselves
as autonomous States. but we absolutely
repulse forever the submission as Ger
man territory to these national States.
I'VE demand the Reunion of all Ger
man regions in Austria into one Ger
man-Austrian State, which will have the
right to regulate its own relations to-
ward other nations according to its>own
necessities. We are ready to discuss
with representatives of the Czech and
Slavic people on the basis on the trans
formation of Austria into a federation of
independent national states. Should such
proposition be repudiated We shall fight
energetcally to prevent by all the means
AT our command that the constitution of
the German people in Austria. or that
OF certain of it's groups be regulated
outside by the power of State or the
words of foreign conqueror."