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New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
NO STATE ADMINISTRATOR
Russell Not Sure He Wants to Leave Again and No Selection is Made Today

Hartford, Dec. 11.-A fuel admins trator for Connecticut was not ap- pointed today despite the announce ment that Thomas w. Russell, former administrator for Connecticut would be requested to serve again in that ca pacity. Mr. Russell, in conference with the governor, expressed some doubt as to whether he would again supervise the state distribution of fuel He is understood to have told the executive that he must find out more of what would be expected of him. He could not give his entire time to the post, he said. After a further conference between MT. Russell, Gov ernor Holcomb and Executive John Buckley, it was announced that a, definite appointment would be de- ferred until Friday. It was thought likely today that another appointee might be named.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
INNING RENUNES
 EARLY TOMORROW
By First of Next Week Coal Will Be Moving Rapidly is
 Opinion Expressed By perators At Indianapolis

Indianapolis, Dec. 11.-Gcneral operation of soft coal mines of the country which have been idle for nearly six weeks as a result of the strike of miners on October 31 is predicted for tomorrow. Coal will be moving rapidly by the first of next week, in the opinion of operators here.
 Officials of the United Mine Workers of America last night sent telegrams to the 4,00O locals of the organization telling of the action of the miners general committee here yesterday in accepting President Wilson's proposal and instructinE the men to return to the mines inn
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11

mediately. These were supplemented today by circulars prepared by inter- national officials of the union explain ing in detail the action of the general committee yesterday, the basis on which the strike was settled and re- iterating the instructions to resume, work at once.
 Reports reaching here this m ornins 9, told of the return as early as last night of some of the miners in near by fields and in other instances of some of the men reporting for work today.
 The mine operators, on their part, promise to bend all their energies; toward the resumption of normal operation.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
WILSON THANKS MINE
 UNION FOR AGREEING
Says Now All Must Work Together to Get Settle
 ment Fair to Everyone.

Washington, Dec. 11.-President Wilson today telegraphed Acting President Lewis of the coal miners union his appreciation of the "pa- triotic action" taken by the miners representatives yesterday at Indian apOlis.
 The telegram follows:
 May I not express to you, and through you, to the other officers of your, organization, my appreciation of at Indianapolis yesterday. Now we must all work together to see to it that a settlement just and fair to everyone is reached without delay.
 (Signed) WOODROW WILSON"
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
BRINGS s5,ooo SUIT
Athelone OBlicn Seeks Damages From Alexander Hill As Result of Auto Accident Occurring Nov. 17.

Athelone O'Brien, through his counsel, Judge William F. Mangan, has brought suit for $5,000 against Alexander Hill to recover for alleged damages inflicted when a car driven by Hill struck him on Main street on the evening of November 17. The plaintiff ill the complaint alleges that he sustained a number Of lacer- ations about the face and sensory
 paraysiS of the face and a fractured frontal bone in the face causing a per manent distisurment Deputy Sher- if NJ D. Stoclwell served the papers and the writ is returnable in the su- perior court on the first Tuesday in January. -
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
BANK SUES ITS CASHIER
South NorwalI> Institution Seeks to Recover $I6,OOO, Following Alleged observation-disclosures Property.

South NorWalk, Dec. 1.-The City National bank, in a civil suit brought this morning, accuses Cashier Wilfred Bodwell of "wrongfully taking $15,- 900 of the banks funds and "convert- ing same to his own uses." Damages of $16, 1000 are asked. Twelve hours before the banks attachment was served by a deputy sheriff, MT. Bod we'll signed over his -interst in hs home property to his brother-in-1aw Victor w Ferris
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
WILL MODIFY RULES
 AS SOON AS POSSIB.

Washington, Dec. 11.--There will no immediate relaxation in the forcement of the rigid restrictions coal consumption notwithstanding 1 settlement of the soft coal strike, F Administrator Garfield announced soon as he had heard of the mine agreement to accept President W son $ proposal
 Director General Hines of the II road administration, through wh
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New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
Patsy Mazza, An Employe of the Am erican Express Company, Is Taken Into Custody Today.


 Into Custody Today.
 Patsy MaZza, of 139 Corbin Place. an employe of the American Express company at the local depot, was ar rested this morning by Detective Ser geant A. J. Richardson, for alleged theft of goods from the company. The goods consist of wearing apparel and about S100 worth of articles were re- covered by the police. A complaint was received short time ago that goods were being missed from the office of the company.
 The investigation of the police into the thefts at the express company resulted in three more arrests late this afternoon, when Sergeant Theo- dore Johnson took into custody Joseph Collode of Il Gilbert street; Cornelius Zisk, of 464 Arch street, and Henry Koplowitz, of 59 Dwight street.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
Yale Will Get $55, TAO
 finder Terms of Will

New Haven, Dec. 11.-Under the will of Edward M. Reed, a former superintendent of the New Haven road, which was before the probate court today on the question of dis tribution, Yale university will receive $55.740.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
VILLA MAKES REPRISALS
Villistas Loot Town of Muzquiz anI Take Hostages in Revenge for Exc cution of Gen. Felipe Angeles.

Eagle Pass, Tex. Dec. 1l.--In re- prisal for the recent execution of Gen. Felipe Angeles, 400 Vilistas early Tuesday attacked the town of Mug quiz state of Coahuila, footing the stores and seizing several prominent citizens for hostages, according to in- formation received here today.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
Gen. Watson, Bridgeport
 Broker. Dead. Aged 72

Bridgeport. Dec 11.---Gen. IT. mas r. Watson, head of the banking and brokerage firm of T. l.. Watson Co.,, died today at his home in Black Rock, a suburb, in his 72nd year. He had been active in state politics in former years and was a man of wealth.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
Wr1IATIIE1s.

Hartford. Dec. 1l.---Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight: Friday, cloudy and , warmer
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13
ratio in toata sinceritatea, daca
imprejurarile mar Fl fost att
de triste pentru dfnsa. 81
(Sfirsitul va urma.
DARE DE sEAMA 81 MULTI.
MITA PUBIICA.

Parochia romina gr. ort Pogo
rirea Duhului Stint" (Rosalii), !,
din Detroit, Mich, Gu ocaziunea
zilei invierei dupa ritul crestinesc
tinut utrenie de la 2 ore dimi-
neata pima la orele sase, dnpa o.
rele sase s'au impartit sfintele
PaSti dupa obiceiul ardelenesc 81
banatenesc.
;Dupa impartirea pastilor de la
orele 8 s'a inceput sfinta liturgie
de catra parintele acestei paro-
Chi Alexandra Manu-. Bunii cres-
TIM care au avut dragoste de bise-
rica 81 dragoste catra Dumnezeu,
GU mic, Gu mare au, infrumsetat
sf1nta biserica.
Comitetul Stind lipsele biseri-
cei STA luat indrazneala 81 a i'm
partit plicuri, 81 rugind pc fiecare
crestin de a jertfi din cit ii per-
nit 1mprejurarile 81 il lasa inima.
Bunii crestini s'or 1ndurat 81
au dat jertfa dior in plicuri.
Din partea parochiei lisse aduce
o mare multumita frat tT1or care
au jertfit pentru sfinta noastra bi
serica.
Suma totala de la plicuri care
incurs fost de $236.85.
Fie jertfa primita inaintea lai
Dumnezeu.
Tot odata parochia sus numita
multumeste societatii ,,Desteapta-
te Romine" din loc, care din dra-
gostea avuta fata de biserica, a
adus 0 bucurie copiilor, Gu 0
suma de oaua rosii dupa obiceinl
rominesc, impartind $50 de oaua
la copii intru pomenirea fratilor
membrii raposati din sinul socio
tatii ,,Desteapta-te Romfne''.
Lauda Use cuvine sus numitei
societati.
Tot asemenea multumim caldu,
ros societatii ,,Banatana", care
inca STA facut datorinta fata lie
sfinta noastra biserica. Fratele
presedinte Stefan Musta, Gu mai
multi frati membrii 81 Gu drape-
lele in frunte au participat la
sfinta liturgie, la care drapelul a.
merican impreuna Gu drapelul no.
stru trei cOlOri rominesc fiIfaiau
in mijlocul bisericei, facind cea
mai frumoasa 81 mareata podoaba
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

nici nu baga de seama, nici no
fntreba macar de cauza supara-
mi. Parea distrat; gindurile lui
rataceau evident prin alte parti.
In decursul mesei de seara sd
uita de mai multe orr nerabdator
la ceasornic, 81 abba inghiti ulti-
ma imbucatura, Sc ridica cerinl
sa Use pregateasca costumul dc
haine negre.
= Iesi in oras asta seara un-
chiule? nu Sc putu opri Lotte Sd
nu intrebe.
Da; sunt invitat la par.i-
da de popice.
Poate sd dureze mai multi; in
nici un caz tn sa nu ma astepti.
Ea pindi de dupa perdeaua de
la fereastra, c1nd unchiul pleca,
pc la orele opt. Vazu ca luase 81
in asta seara binoclul, - de 81.
CUR ca nu ca sa numere popicele
In dimineata urmatoare sa in
timpla evenimentul, unic, pima a
tunci, ca unchiul, venind la cafe:'
Sc aseza la plan 81 1ncerca sa fre-
doneze ceva din ce ca nu stu &c
sd aleaga.
| - Frumoasa compozitie, un-
chiule, zise Gu toate acestea. Ce
melodie asta?
Verkentin sari minios.
- E un dams spaniel, daca
vrei sa afli. ;. Oar stii ca nu-mi
place sd vina cineva asa pc furi;
sa-mi strige la ureche!
- Nam VENT pc furis; de alt-
fel melodia s'a auzit din toata
casa :. Asta seara te. mai duel la
popice, unchiule?
= Nu. Am sedinta la societata,
= normal ell = dar de ce ma III
trebi?
- Fiindca teas ruga sa-mi lasi
mie binoclul pentru asia seara
DOamna Kusterman Gu flea Ell
m 'au invitat la teatru in LOLA lor.
= Imi pare rau, draga mea
binoclul imi trebue 81 mie. la L.
null de la lojer, daca Hu-ti ajung
Ochii tai Gel buni.
Domnisoara Lotte sta acuma
ceea ce' voia sa site 81 hotariri
mari Sc coceau in sufletul eli. In
Gimineata aceasta Sc intilnise din
intimplare pc scarf Gu Hegevald,
= lar aceSta Sc strecurase salu-
tind sfios, ca un ON GU cons.;in-
ia incarcata. In acelas timp ii H.
paruse att de prapadit, incit Isl
zicea, fata, ca bietul ON nu mai a
yea multi; il ucidea pasiunea a.
ceea mare. Deci voia eel putin sd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

vada 81 ca frumusetea care era in
stare sa pricinuiasca asemenea
catastrofe.
Istoria Gu 1nvitarea d-neis Kus.
terman fusese trieste inventia !;
81 nu spre teatru, ci spre Coloseu
Isl lua drumul domnisoara Lotte,
indata ce unchiul Verkentin dis
paru la coltul stradei.
Trieste, tinara fata Isl dadea
seama ca aparitia Ell, singura, ia
tr'un teatru de varietati, daca ar
ii fost ohservata ar Fl dat loo la
comentarii neplacute; de aceia
ruga pc easier sal dea un loc de
unde ed sa poata vedea bine to-
tul, fara sa fie vazuta. Zimbint
casierul ii dete un astfel de loc,
intr 'unul din rindurile din urmi
ale balconului din fata scenei.
Venise tocmai la timp, caci o
prlvlre aruncata asupra progra-
mului ii descoperi ca numarul eel
mai apropiat char, avea sa fie al
domniSoarei Lolita Oliyarez. In
pauza putu- arunca o privire in
sala, 81 vazu numai dec1t, intr u
IA din lojile de Enga scena pc d.
Rudolf Hegevald in frac 81 Gu lie
gatura alba, lar in mijlocul unuia
din primele rinduri chelia un-
chiului Verkentin. Acesta Isl 81
infipsese binoclul in ochi, ca 81
cind S ar fl temut sa nu-i scape
marele moment al fntrarii in see
na domniSoarei Lolita.
De la locul eli, nu putea fl VAIL
ia de nici unul din eli dol. Oar 81
altfel, atentiunea lor n 'avea sd
fie bine 1nteles fndreptata asupra
spectatorilOr din ultimele rim
duri.
Orchestra ataea primele masuri
ale dansului spaniel a carui me-
lodie LOtte cunostea acuma, -
81 iata ca perdelele scehei Sc dau
la parte.
O fiinta svelta, malta, Gu ochii
81 GU parul de un negru straluci-
tor, in costum spaniel scinteietor
aparu din culise, multumind in
toate partile pentru aplausele
zgomotoase Gu earl fu primita.
= Domnisoara Lotte simti .
impunsatura ca de pumnal in ini-
ma, = caci rivala eli era intr a.
devar prea frumoasa, decit Ca
sd Sc fl putut masura cineva ell
ca. -. Desi era prima dantuitoare
spaniola pc care o vedea in viata
eli, era convinsa ca ceva mai per-
feet nu era Gu putinta de 1nchi-
putt, 81 ca lnsasi ar fl adm;-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13
G. A II r

pc varul meu Nicolae Cola SYsaiu
din comma Cimpeni, judetul Tur-
da Aries, fiindca de 2 ami nu stu
mimic de ell, as vol sal stiu adresa,
find ca ell sunt ON cam batrin 81
nu ma STINT bine 81 am bani adn-
natl Gu muca mea 81 la caz de ce-
va fntimplare vreau sal las lui
suma de $1.5O0.00, find ca n n'am
pc nimeni mai de aproape, sunt
ON singur. Rog pc toti prietenii
care ii stu adresa, orr char dim
sui daca va ceti aceste rinduri, il
rog sa-mi scrie pc adresa:
George Cola Susaiu, Is River Str,
Warren, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13
NUMAI SOC j NECEsAR.

Oamenii debili si nervosi sk usexo
Novo In mod radical sl durabil ~
trateaza Gu un medicament extraordi-
mar. care o. scApat mil si mil az ne,..
soane DacA D-ta ssti bolnav sau "a.
ferind. dacG Data suferi dc sl1biciunt
nervoass Derde-e din vigoare. meian-
cole. mini sau picioArs rect. dnreri
de cap. constipatie. juughiuri, distur-
bari l. rinichi timiditatk sau incana.
citate de agerime naturalimente ~ Is
altt oameni. Va gGsiti sxnxta tea q,
.NOyO. In putin timp acest remediu
" face depiin fntGrit. vessel ii fericif.
5plAcere u voint4 de yiatl. Fentru 4
incerce CO poate face acest NoYO
pentru D-ta. moi Va trimitem un tr6-
tament IN valoare dc $500 GRATIS,
cind primim adresa D-tale impreun1
Gu 30 cent? pentru francarea Il ur6en-
- serviciului = .expeditiune. va ruram
- observatt c& acesta nu este o Arf,ick
mostrA, q I'M tratament complect pen-
tru 3 sile. care IN multe cAxuri eete
dea1uns peptru fna1nAtosare compie6tk
Aceaet4 ofertA este numai pentrli cite
"a siis. 6crieti humai d4cit aratindu-
ne n &c star eti eetit, d noi N TIL
miteM tnediat aceet tratamsnt. Is
I'll no N q y o IL P 4 NY
pept ~ 1en - RAilel lSlvAla, -,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

DE vfNzARE.

I'm automobil de Z persoanc,
gaben, foarte frumos. IL Wind les
he. Cine vrea sd faca bisnit GU el
cum este prin Youngstown ori
prin Sharon, poate sd faca bani
Gu el in putin timp. Cine vrea, sa
vina sal vada la:
I. Mann, "a Waiter Str, Niles, @.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13
g A U T

G A u +
pc nepotul meu Achim Popa din
Ocna Sibiiului. NJ stu de dinsul
de 8 luni, dorind sa aflu de din
sui. Rog pc Gel care site adresa
d-lui, sau char dinsul daca va ce-
ii aceste rinduri sd scrie la:
Paraschiva N. Adam, General De-
livery, West Park, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13
SIMON BROKER

Platim preturile cele mai bunc
pentru Liberty Bonduri, Marci,
Ceasuri, Diamante, Aur, Argint,
Platina. Aduceti toate lucrurile
pretioase la: (1x6)
ZIG Lennox Bldg, Corn Gu East
9th 81 Euclid Avenue, 2-nd Flor,
De-asupra lui Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. Deschis zilnic pima Ia
Orele 6 seara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13
G 4 U T 4 NJ

G A U T 4 N
oameni sd lucreze la brutarie, la
cuptoriu, framintatoriu 81 forma-
tori Ia mese. Plata buna 81 lucru
stabil, 48 ore pc saptamina.
WARD BAKING COMPANY
1906 Superior Ave-, Cleveland, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

LIBERTY BONDURI
DIN TOATE SERILB.
De Ia $50 in sus vindem gi cump2-
ram. Platim Gu bani gaia Gu pretu-
~rile cele mai mari carl sunt In pia-
to. Moi va dam ajutor plxti Liber-
~ Bondurile in rate carl nu sunt
inc4 plxtite. ,1x6)
BOND BROKERS
01O SHOFIELD BLDG.
:. 9th b Euclid, Cleveland, o.
Oficiul deschis de la 8 a. m. pima
la 6 p. m. Simbata pima la 8 p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

FARME DE VfNZARE.
Cine vrea sa cumpere de la 40
de acre in sus, pamint foarte bun,
sd Sc adreseze la mine pentru in
drumari:
Nick Bacila, Stephenson, Mich.
p. o. Box 65.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

UANIuIlVhhLh NANIUlA.
= Nuvela dupa r. 0RTMAN. -
(Urmare).
Lotte lua o expresie foarte e.
nergica.
Asia nu trebue SO permit,
unchiule! Mai spus de atitea ori
cita recunostinta datorai batri-
nului Hegevald; datoria aceas-
ia al acuma fata de fiul sau, =
mai ales cind G vorba sal scao
de 0 adevarata nenorocire.
= Oar ce pot ell sa fac? Nici
nu vrea sd ma asculte.
= Mai intii, trebue sd cauti sa
faci cunostinta Gu balerina asia
prlmeJdioasa, 81 sd te informezi
mai de aproape ce fel de poama
este. :. In locul tau, eu char in
seara aceasta m as duce la Colo
Seu
Unchiul Verkentin nu prea era
amator de astfel de distractii. De
aceea la inceput nici nu voia sd
auda de asa ceva. De douazeci de
ami, spunea nu mai fusese in
nici un variteu 81 nu simtea nici
cea mai mica atractie ca sd Sc
mai duca vre-odata. Oar domni-
soara Lotte avea asupra lui in
fluinta Garcia Gu greu putea sd
Use fmpotriveasca.
Peste un ceaS, cam mOrmaind
81 plictisit, Sc 1mbraca totusi de
teatru, 81 Lotte nu uita sal puni
i'll pardesiu 81 binOclul, ca sd poa-
ia admira mai bine pc vestita dan
tuitoare.
- Am auzit, zise, ca daca te
uiti la actriteie acestea Gu ochia-
nul, lie vezi mai bine fardul 81
poti sa-ti dai seama de ce pretu-
este intr 'adevar frumusetea lor.
Vel putea sd asiguri pc Hegevald
ca nici adorata lui Lolita nu face
exceptie...
Impotriva obiceiului Ell, Lotte
nu Sc culcase inca, la ora cind
unchiul Ell Sc intoarse de la spec
tacol. Isl da silinta ca sa apara,
dupa putinta, nepasatoare. Oar
dupa ce Verkentin Sc plimba cit
va timp in sus 81 in JOS prin odaie
fara sa zica O vorba, nu Sc mai
putu rabda.
- Eli, unchiule? = il intrebl
= al petrecut .bine?
-Mlnunat! = ii scapa vorba;
= dar adauga numai decit, 'c-
pede:
= Minunat, gimnasticii ala,
fratii Runado, fac niste figuri de
sa te crucesti; nici II al crede Gu
putlnta asa ceva, daca mai vedea
GU ochii; - pc urma papagalul
dreSat...
= Bine, bine, - dar nu era
vorba de papagalul dresat 81 de
fratii Ranudo. =. Sau poate dom
nlSoara Lolita Olivarez ma fost
in program in asia seara?. =.
Verkentin trecu nina peste
frunte, ca 81 cind ar fl volt adu-
ca aminte.
= A, da! = zisc; domnisoara
Ollvarez; asa e.. NJ rau, -
nu de loc, trebue 20 marturisesc.
Oar asta seara nu te mai culci tn.
Lotte?
- Nu mi-e somn. Nu rau, zici
ca artista bine inteles. :. Oar nu
G vre-o frmuusete asa de extra
Ordinara =.
= Nu stu cum sd zic. :. Poate
ca s'ar putea numi frumusete
extra ordinara :. In tot cazui
are o gratie, ceya. /. De IMMUNE,
de miune.
= Oar, unchiule, vorbesti ca 81 |
.ind al fl ramas Gu totul incintat. |
Al privit-o 81 Gu binoclul?
= Trieste, = miop cum sunt !;
= macar ca am gasit un loc toe
mai in fata.
= Era vopsita rau, nu-i ASA
Ce vopsita Prostii. >. M
,ra vopsita de loc. Cind cineva
} in asa masura daruita de la
ire, ce nevoie sd Sc mai vopseas-
AZ. Oar nu prea pricep ce te
nterescaza pc tine asa de mutt
'antuitoarea asta spaniola? As
ca sunt lucruri de carl n 'ar tre-
'ui sa Sc preocupe asa de multi 0
The sun., 1919-06-15
BEAUTIFUL LAMPS
BeLouU Regular Prices

Boudoir Lamps of Solid Mahogany or finished in Bur
nshed Gold or Antique Ivory Enamel with dainty trim
med Silk Shade. regularly 4'oo Z.S5
Floor Lamps of Solid Mahogany-heavy Colonial col
un with sixteen flutes 24inch fiat Empire shade with
wide trimmed gallery ruchng on top and bottom
regularly 1880 $500
Floor Lamps of Solid Mahogany or finished in Burn
ished Gold Antique Ivory or Black and Gold Enamel;
futed column 22-inch Empire shade; 4inch silk fringe
and wide silk braid regularly 1850 995
Reading Lamps with Solid Mahogany base and loaded
glass shade 211s inches high. regularly 1885, 4.95
The sun., 1919-06-15
June Sale-DINNER SERVICES
Remarkable Reductions

American Porcelain Setsdainty pink rose border design
in double gold line burnt orange band with black key border
pink rosebud wreath; 107 pieces.
formerly $500 $500
Amer Porcelain Setscon gold band with ebony hair
line and coin gold handles dainty floral and conventional
border patterns; LOT pieces. formerly 1890 $500
The sun., 1919-06-15

IL. Alumo Pressboard,-a collapsible
Pressing Board; weighs 81 lbs, A
inches long, % inches long when folded;
can be carried in suitcase or trunk:
complete with padded cover and carrying
bag. Demonstration. 500
ID. White Enameled Medicine Cabi-
net, 10 inches high, Is inches wide;
nickel plated hardware; 912 1917 inch
plate glass mirror in door.
regularly 100, $50
Is. Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer,
Pot. capacity. Freezes cream hard and
smooth in 80 minutes without tiresome
turning. Just fill it and SET it aside. See
demonstration. 500
16. Vollrath Triple coated White
Enamel Tea Kettle; 4-quaIt capacity.
regularly 270, 2.25
II. McCrery Refrigerst tor, Side icer;
made of Solid Ash, White Enamel finish;
46 inches high, 3412 inches wide, 19
inches deep; ice capaf ity 100 lbso pro-
vision chamber White Enameled with
removable wire shelves and drain pipe;
solid brass nickel-plated hardware.
regularly 5000. Bats
The sun., 1919-06-15

l. Heavy gauge pure Aluminium Wind
sor Saucepan with ebonized wood handle
and dome cover, 3-quart capacity.
regularly 200, 1.25
2. Electric Iron,-6-pound weight, full
ly nickel-plated; complete with cord and
detachable plug. regularly 400, 2.95
8. Double Rice or Cereal Boiler
highly polished Aluminium; 2-quart ca
patty. regularly 2.25 1885
4. Electric Toaster, with toast rack,
complete with cord ana plug.
regularly $50, 2.75
S. Polished Aluminium Double Omelet
Pan, turnover style. regularly 1.75, lbs
6. Glass Gomez Filtering Percolator,
complete with alcohol stove; can be
heated with solid or liquid alcohol, or on
gas, electric, oil or coal stove; makes
perfect coffee, free from metal flavor.
49, regularly 400, 1.20
z. Set of three lipped Aluminium
Saucepens,-highly polished; l, ~ and
2qt capacity. regularly Its, 1.35
The sun., 1919-06-15
EXQUISITE ART OBJECTS

At Moderate Prices
For the June Bride-The Gift Artistic
Whether it be of our exquisite pieces of foreign
art to blend the lure of the araway with the atmosphere
of the hoIneor of many wonderful products
ingenious American artists-it will carry with it the
subtle understanding that it is gift lover of
the artistic to another.
Italian Hand Carved Sconces, finished in FURNISHED
gold for two and three enthusiastically carved
and finished
pair 1000 to 1000
Italian Candestcks-exact reproductions finished
in Antique Gold and subdued colors moderately priced
pair 500 to 5000
Exquisite japanese Porcelain Vases and Lamp
bases rich in coor'and decoration.
each 500 to 5000
Wrought Iron Reading Lamps reproductions of Old
English designs, with adjustable bracket and hand
decorated Parchment Shade
$500 to $3.50
An extensive assortment of Floor and Table LAMPS
also choice lot of handkerchief Parchment and Silk
Shades.
Candles suitable for Mahogany, Glass or Italian
Candesticks.
The sun., 1919-06-15

8. Gray Enameled Tipped Strainer
Saucepan with perfect fitting enameled
cover; 3-qt. capacity.
regularly 1.25, 75c
g. Vollrath Triple coated White
Enamel Rice or Cereal Boiler, IA quart
capacity. regularly 2.25 lbs
10. Red Hot Electric Toaster Stove,-
10 inches long, 612 inches wide, inches
high; fully nickel-plated.
A.. regularly 700. SIS
IL. Safety Alarm Box; made of steel,
finished in mahogany; IL inches long, 6
inches wide and 81 inches deep. The
slightest movement of box starts alarm.
See demonstration. 1000
IL. McCreery Refrigerator,-apart-
ment house style; made OF solid ash,
golden oak finish; solid brass heavily
nickel-plated hardware; provision cham
Der white enameled; removable wire
shelves and drain pipe; so inches high, %
inches wide and II inches deep; ice
capacity rs lbs. regularly $500, 22.50
The sun., 1919-06-15
Summer Store Hours

Commencing tomorrow, Store will
open at 8 A. M. and Close at p. M.
Closed all day Saturday, June 28th, and all
Saturdays during July and August