WJi WTBf-f? Bfifw.fr, -n 'ittlMli Jr Vlrfc it 1 r . --? ' y jj ".- ft iSUOLO ITALIANOl. .'Austrmei Fniti Pripioiu jjf,. cri Ammonlnno std Ohre -10.000 15" Tubllshpil tv" tilixrltintM tlnJfr '. . rnnittT no ,-hi 'AtitnorlTrii hy tiit act nr tictrti.r n( ITi.on tllo nt tho PostotTIco of 1'ftlU telnWo, Pa, tty order of the PrrMnt , .' J i. IH'IU.I --UN. imiinnsirr wnrni i.fc '' Itnntii. 31 iitlnliro. t! ultimo notlitle Kiunte tlnllii fmnte U'battnRlla recti no cltr Rll lliillimi r tt truppo lnfilcsl AmiKiiiKi rnplilammir KjHOpralTacendo iivuntiuc l.i K-Mstettzii tlel "HMtntco. lo llnee Mistrlailu' Minn stair Henetrflio per una proroimiia in tiuiu- lie! mlulla l.n Lninlk-iln Itnllnna oil njjleso I1.1 rapRiiinlo cil nn-upnln facile R?e, Tlttorln. OiUri.o c' Plato occiipato liinllo trtiune ltnll.iiip. lr)4 . . . . ... P Truppo Inglosl liantm n-up:iln .hiro. 'f1a cltln chc fonn.i II prttiriiMle lmtlon rKena rcKione tnomiio?.! uri ironic uau- KVjjno. till Itallatil In utotlo lianno fi'.'j'caUjH.rato una.' Krniiil.. rju.iiulta ill .to- wV&vaBlto e ihunUlon I m 1.1 rnplda itSJ'A, ... ....... Rvnnzata Hello iruppo tuui.inp wi uiiphib F-jRA' lrfcuosalMIe t&icr c.tuo ill TtURllnln c cfL.YW. I.. .11 (..Inii.iit, 1 I I1.1 nnirniin tvila fe$ iWMlfyP nustrlaol i.ittmuM. l.e truppc n'Vl. J Htn'nKlntn.. Inl 1'f 111 In .nttiU.il IHrifl 1 111 1 - "Ilanfepicnlo co" " '''"",l ' B" ,nKlcsl .'.wSFvScrr'atalle, T-rsnpo. c ijaiailn.i Htmo stntl .-ai-l t.U ..ntfiip'! .11 VlMnrlo riitmrpBpntn lin iS.'11'' po 1,er ,e P5lzlnnl "UstrLich'o tie! jW. t-'n coinunli.ito ulllii.ilp piibbllralo a iws. iVIemia annunzla i-lu- In M.i del tlesttlerl lifej3l acc lo truppc iiust 1 l.u In- '"lTO. dalle rpKionl oi-iiip.il.- Qs-jiCnitinJeato auirl.iro t- illco: "A g"iJ"iCfpi ll rlsolvrro i- pun 1 niKKlunitt US.3W " irlli:L ITIIll'lUHlllIlt.' Ill II 11 I mil U KLArPacc,"-. por fine alia Mt (Win na pj'.fe'le. nostre truppo I'nniliaitinil sul KmS ltallano ilovrauno iv.uuaro lo occ i vacucranno Italia I! "Alio litre 5UUU concluaiono ni tin niiniHtixio c ir alia 'ntta (Win nar.lonl KUOli) oci'itpato 3i rceionl -. IAusiria na tinnncito n jroierno i-o-Irtroo a VnrFol.i chi- )i .mtoiita' civil! c fc.,w ..T . . . K5'. tnllltnrl uel Icrriton pm.i to ouftipatn B", dovrnnno laclaro .1 '"ro posto c cho lo- K-W- rvift-. ltmnn. at nttonro. ''VifcSfil' I-t tiuppe Itnllaiii ad Alleatn pro- TS cetiono vittorlof m r i mio orronnivn i '. i rnn rm i nninm nnnin'ii uiii i rnnin tin iM; ,ano. l.a. cllta Hi mniio stain cat- i Kv4Vural!lt I)el "' r,',"1"' ciri.i trt'iitatf.' ' rrniia ausmaci iii"' mjj uir c .iii. , tl'gsono statl fattl prlulonli rl Tala nu- ig;gi mero aumrnta Rru'iilomcn'o ill ola in i aj.vqra. lii larun mini' m in ciiiinoni (n nlrt linn frmniln fiii:itif it it' ill m.ifnrlnln il.i -il'iPSkurra c' stato nnclie t.iltnrato. sSm5", II SUnlBtTii uclla ilunrra ncl pomoils- 4ffgRlo til Icrl h.t puMillc.it.j il scgunito . vsf'i tiuiuuii tan;. ffe? , l"Iertl, nbblamo estrsa la nostra of .ijfcnslvn. clal nicillo I'ia ciso In partp S-fo'jctwiM'tiltnnnln ln fpr7n floll'icni'tilf n .Sora cntrntn mll.i lm..i. Sul fmnlo tlal l&yiCM YHHn nl n. . If. . .1. ,l.lln l....n.. v1yvi lCIILa "I I l.l I'' I" II 'II II'" II Ulll. ' -tiavltntlnnb stnnro i i' rmlo m fratcrua ,'i' lUnltnn con If ' ' '! 'nni framosl $$ Ved. t Klovnnl lirli! n "..1 ui ilol SSl'.mo, ,- fK-li,l,,,W 111 1 ! 1 I I II'-! II Mllit, Bj,' Wfa "Tra t fluml Ilrrnt i riiiic. In llp j '-Afratn. rosIstrnr.L o aircr' si ila' ilnl tu- ljfcrtlco, sopportalo da ftrthc rlservo, ha wilu jjtir sui kiv.1111 uiiii iiai Licuiui o liu- iic alia loita. "'Ad oricntp del IMao II nemico lia llilllln Hi front o nlln itriwlrti nriiliiin oil -rtSlabbIntlio''oltrci)as.'aio if wmwihi! Imce VjTjjffel ecltoro dpi tTr.lllo.i ifrl. l.i Oimita J?-i'3uArmata fct-e nntafi-sliii nuailaKiil nolla k.yCJTUiQne (Iii IVrtlca v ill I'ol dcII'Dino. faHtila. Dodlci'Ulma Annala ha iMcrmnto i flsobborirlil dl Quero iiretideiulu .Stguiino ifKCU C3IUI1(II1I1U .IMJULI' I I Mil. VTfV?'r.'Otf rxyn Atm.ii . h timtn Ti .!. 5yW--.1T,, J...fc ... i i vuiiw HI. ,uia ,( follna cd ha laiii.unn Vlllono. A i" tosnora til loncKiiano si bioiKono dtl com- mL 5ilinltlmpntl. I.:i npi-iin.i Ai-miit.! liilmni W T?A nl ?l 1' .1r.ll .... .,t . .'.... , !R -j! l 1 'V uvii.1 ru "11. Vlllfllilllll' f4'.r; J l .. rr. . . . .. 1. . . L( ijuuiu. xji ii:iii .iiuiaiu int iraur-aio , iJreSHi Plavo a San Dona dl l'iac o ail ut tyjAiX ZenFon. 15l. T nrlrlMtitrl ffi.Tin.ili .In Trlri.1ii .. I 83 jnonuino ad S02 ui'.ciali c :!.'.HiS uoniini fjj3-di truppa. I'arcci 'up cntinaia dl uan- 5S "JXJifnl Bono Ktatl am In- inetl. i:1 Impos K'elblle cak-oluro II nuinurn dt-llp inltraeli- V 'J?A,,tl1 l1 la )llllklltl til IIIillUJ Idlti (1.1 fll. J?" tli.k.rt on I lli-ri Iii alfli. '"Quattro aproplanl nemicl oil un tial- i'jilonA ratin in cimi kt.ili ilili iilnl i ' ;jtX l 1 - t ..iw .!.. iiiiii"uu A Mi: uir an llrmliiinrlrr AtnrHinn lAprillllnnnr.i tin tho Vnluti ftiiil tlip il.u w is m.irluil by ln-nu until, rv Pre a 1 m Iho .Mriir An piiimj laid . n our Inns rait of llcaiiiiii.tii sas n niHod I'atinN Mi ro asnlii nttlp and limiiKbt in prliiim-i Dor puiKUll .iipiadinns. i.'i i it ltR "" Ibp fio.it uf I'll I'"lisl Amu. Mnt d( n tw.nti-. n- nii'ini niiplam'M and lo Venation lialloonn Tv.o of mil mi i'iin"a me inl!tiR tr.M i Itonip. net. 30. (dolayfiU Our ariitk! ate piintliiiiliKt to inpnl lv ndvBticp afnr flic retipFillnit lu'im who bun utlpiniited In lain to rplatd then Head" of our niUinin- hale ipnch'd fspfrovalle tirKairn I'alirlni' and mkrr.o t'.ualrv dlilnloiit. ale HihaiirliiK In the plulns and some miumlimix lodai clitprril Sarlle. lirllllnntly oietconiltiK stronir r -fKtani'p lii'tuceii Hip IMhip ami i'i Alonllcaiio. the Third nrm has f.otrlii Kloi loimly. Tho tlir cronsitiB 'u rmiil dl l'laic K (arrlPil In a tine " -Hon TIip iliemv un uIiIIkpiI lo phipm atc Anlnlto. whlcli e tilomptli (" -I'Uplpd. (Tho en lit li re uf AkIhru tn.irU an lAlPticlon of tin- drive tin nilh Moit of the llrrllta ) UtirltiK the tuh of the ailiaiue It liHM liein lliipowlblp to keep count or tho tliiiiinniidii of prloonerH ami tn.ini KUim lli-nldi" tlip piipulatloti-.- or ton n and llllai:p. ' hale Ululated liuinlii-ro of Italian prl-oners ho have been In Austrian hntidi nut 1 1 1 1 l.miiliui, Oct. SI Kalian l'ront Th" advaiue of tin Tenth Armv continued wllhmt ilmk throughout "Hip du. llrll.oh caialr.v detachment in cloo touch with Ital ian ctivali.i. hnie reached the weMciti oulklits of S.lCilP. Tlonpi of tin- t'ouiletnth tlr n-h Toriiji have ti ached the l.leu?.,i Itner nt l'tancenlK". , . . Further suutli the l'lovcnth Itnlt.in Corpi has occupied tlderzo. Tills udvniicp bao In en Raln-d tluottuhnut ltinally Ibe entire lenslh of tlio olijoctllp UKolKtied lo lint 1 of t'Hian, Drltlch coinmniid -r on the I'laie by his eeelletn-i . Oeiieral O'a". Milan 'he llrst laid hU piano before me cnrlv In the dao of liiiolnr The enet'iry mid dcfrinlnntlon of the ln fatittv ltaio been liiionil U pialoe The ilIIk'UltUo of 'irhlBkii; the I'la'-e led at llrst to an Inevitable 1initue!'ii if supplies. In sp te of lai U of food and sk ei and In the face of constant flKlitlnt; tin. Thl! 1 1 -hi i mill Italian IM lslon and the Sneiith and Tmt tlilrd lltitlsh dlvlsloiM hale nditineed without relief to their Html ulijeettie. Tho rojal air fori p has again today done excellent inn k llritish and Italian tioops operaliui; on the AhIiiro plateau ban- enlered Catnporoiere itiortliwest of AsinRol end caplulcil tile helRhis of Moi.it. The number of prisoner" taken bj the Tenth Army has increased to tnoto than 12,oun. ii;i:n ii Purl-, ticl. 31. Tho artillery activity lias boi n railur livel on the (lis. front At tin md of the day estenl,iy the rtuans iounter-atia( Ked lioietu'i west of Si. I'eiR'itx Tho l''iein'i inanu.iitii d Hit ir positions In the last tun davs the number of prisoner- l.tki n In tin I n m n ''"itili -rniy lia- tiacmd - iihiUi.hr a oloni 1 iif caatt. and tbne ihUfs of battalions A iistrians Evacuating Italy, Vienna Reports i otitlniieil from l-.ice ttnp to an olllciul Win- OJIico stalcmunt con ceiniiiR Hie Italian ftnnt (A-Iaso is an illlixr.'t.uit stroiiRliohl nn the mountain ft out ten miles vrs.t of Hie liionlu. The ltulians. Il-ltMi. Alin-rlcuuH uttil I'tench mi- now sweep Iiir foi-Mttid on it fiont of elqlitv miles, fiom Asi.iRo lo the Adriatic Sea.) The entiio Italian finul is ublnri. a Centtal News dispatch ft out Home s.iys. All the Italian .uinlefc now arc in action. (I'rom tho Stclvio I'a.ss to th" Adriatic the Italian flout is ISO miles in leiiRth. but tin- itctive 11','luini,- ft out has been consideied Keneiallv .is beniR between Lake n.ird.i tint the Ailil.ttic, a distance of li'O miles) The udv.ince of the Allied armies on tho iave is proieeillns i-apldli Home reports that countless iluiu sanils of prlMincth have boon capttiied and u dispatch from the ft out places the numlicr at -lO.OUO. TJie hame dih patch states lliat tin- captuie of Monte Olson divides the Austrian annus on the mountain ft out ami the lower l'la e. Vitiorio has been occupied In the Kiclit Army, it is olllcially announced (This is a t-eiete blow to the whole Austiiin position in the Ilelluno .sir toi tasi of the 1'iave. Tlie clt wan' the chief Austrian supply center and provides the Allies with a hi si- for un I iittn-k iiR.iinst the l"tl flank of lln ' i-m-ini in tlie mountain front, ns well iSWEEPING AUStRIANS FROM ITALY flcai Ns nv J 0Sysm JWS' foifrktlori had reachwi Mtifntn tbday 'through., clthbfr orflclal or dlp lomatlo ehanneis to Indicate, that the American, nnd Allied reptescittnllvei 111 Ki-niice had completed the nork of n utiilti;? leniis upon iMilrlt (lerniuny mlsht be Rf.tltteil nn 'ntmlstlce. It Was 3siini"d that the report of the at rival of Marshal Kuch'H tunn at lletlln Tiusdny, reftired to In u t'opclihaRctt dlspateti iUotlti; the Her lilt VoI(Hip , Xr-lt ittnT.' was Inseil upon lire hh dispatches of Tuesday 'fiom I.ondon ptitportlnt: to outline i what would be demand! il of (icimaiij. Ity the .totiutetl Prrs I'itrls, Oct. .11. In nn tilltinlal tils ru Shis' nrmlstlce teims, tltifoiinn Hon silRKcsts the follow lliu i-oliilll Ions: "ltiternntlonallK.'itloii of tlie t'os phoius nnd the U.irdatiellett. "The occupation of elietu.l ports on ' Hie Adriatic. "The suricnder of Austrian win shlis. "The i-lKlit to use Atistro lluimarl.iu inllwai lilies. miMi. vimm)affiwm. ." -.-... tt- r T r. !ju and territories Wrotiftiy occupiea in the cast and west. "Tho surrender tot arms, munitions nnd submarines. "Tho occupation of fortresses and btlilg-us alotiK the lllilli'! and of 1A1X italiour? Mid I-s-en. The ocfUpiUlon uf Kiel and Hum hitrff. "The lemoval of mines fiom tertl toil il waters. , "The dellvory, ns a preliminary coin pciis.itlon for dnniaRcs. of part of the em my merchant marine. "The cessation of m.itiuthctUriiiK for wnr luirpoocH." Hy thr United 'c.n I'nrN, Oct. 31. Deputy Uoussenot, meinbei- of the Naval Committee of the Chamber, urRed today that thu nrmlstlce terms Include: I Allied contlol of tho IMionts. IJemoval of all marine mines. Occupation of Cuxlialcti, HellKolatul, I'ola and Cattaro, Tnklujt over of nil rierman tunnaKc 4- '..it iklMtmi iwts''a pHriktt mMMfiM ot the 10,000,000 tons of Al!M-sm ' pln Htink liy Oerman" kubniat lhei. Imparts Lustre To the Teeth By absolutely and tltoioughly clennsinc; tits teeth from all de posit ami stain SOZODONT re fines and purifies the teeth, Rami and mouth. White teeth or yelloir teeth show the evidence of refine ment and purity after using JQwdhnt FOR THE TEETH Liquid Powder or Paste SOLD BY DEALERS EVEKYWHERE tTClr--&- '" .L0 L riii-Zr-irzd ..-"vgSr'irT. as nn iiai'inR tlie Austilans to tlie sillllll i Tin lliltisli I'liurtienth Corps east of tic I'i iv li s ica-'hi'd the l.u-i 'ixa liner at l-'innrenlKo nnd the I'leienlh Italian I'orps has occitpleil Odeis-O tOderwi Is an linpoilant i.illniad Junc tion llftcen miles southeast of Vlt toilo I The Tenth Armv lias i cached a line two tulles oast of ilrmell.i and Is con-, tlniliini to advatice llritish cavalrv detachments il i-lose touch with' Italian cawilrv hne teached s-acllp. I (Sidle Is fifteen miles bcMind tlie1 l'i.ive I Tlie Tenth Ai-m.i litis captuied li ti'in ptlsonet-s. A mass of hostile Infatiti v. estimated at 1o,(Hio was nttacked fiom Hie uir near Saoilo and -citteied. Austrian aiiitiiuuitloti dumps ate btituliiR. The Third Aimy has crossed tin l'i.ive south of the Tenth. The Twelfth Army Is siu'rIiir- forward. Hy thi' Kiimc Oit. tontlntilni; to udvanci the letrcatlnir enemi tmintt'tl Ves I Italian iirmlcs are lapldl.i after cist of the bases The cniittlie of Monte CNon iil-ii divides tin Austilan in my, fuie iii"; the "troops to the uoith to fol low a Ioiir, slow line of rollout iliMiiiRh the inountalns of Tientlno. The (leininn line of rcirc.T.. vheie the l.irRcst iiinnbei of tioops could be moved. Mould be aloiiK the toads and i iilwu.l.s toward licllunu nnd o -at. plains toward I'dlne. Venice Is now safe lnco the Tlilrd Armv has dilien back the Austrlaus In the lower plain. Italian cavalry is nilvanclnc inpldly at many points. The number of piisoners is RrowiitK hourly and tni possibly total forty thousand, opposite the Tenth Aimy. In which American tioops me biiR.idcd, It Is estimated thit four and oue-hnll Austrian divisions haie bun paitl.tlly destioycd. The Third Army, under command of the Duke of Aosln. has .succeeded In, establishing tlncc InldRcheads across the lowoi I'l.llc. They me at Itomanzlol, SalR.it eda and S.m Oonn Dl l'i.ive. Tlie operation was faiorcd b.i a 1'oR. but was maile unilcf lo lent Austilan artillei-.i the. which con tinued all Ttiesdaj nlRlit. 1'Olt STAND FAIL lly the .IsuiLintril ' Willi (be llrlll-li Xrtn.i In I'raticp mill Hi'IrIiiiii, Oct .11- Ooplis of (li nil. in orders and battle objetihe maps, wnlcli teiently ban fallen Into Hip bends of the I!rltlb, !io bmv lomplete has been l-lnie, who iris attempted iiinly to i etal-il tbolll. the War ( lllli .'loooonccs Seooiallo Oi-aRo. (Jolu-Ine ami I GERMAN Y'S PLANS iiiiiivn nae open riacncit and ca-' ntri has entetcd S.nile. llesistani e li-'twieli tile I'iave ami the Montlcano has bet n uirrtome. Tho river cios-siiiR at 1'onti ill l'laic was cnrrled. On the mountain fiont tlie enemy was lorccd to eincuatn AsiaRo. "I'lirlilR the rnh of the iiiance It bis been impossible to keep count of the thousands of piisoners and many suns" mm the War Ollice. " i "The outiR and darliu,' Il.'l.'d Aninri-c-in Infaiitiy HeRlment" has entered I the li.ittle ill Veuetia. an eailier stjite ment mis. The American tioops. with three iuni teis of tlie Ilalh-.n army mid a l-'re'K-h dnlslon. arc "tlvhtinR in liiotlierlv union on the fiont from! the lirenta to the .s"a," wis the re-' pot t j The American tioops. tinder Maior! Charles (i Trr it hae crossed the I i'laie l!ler. Ohio. ins and - I'ennsi b i vanlans me cnc.iEeil In the battle. 'he inlscari i.iRe of the plumy s scheme'" ijieat ((Toils wete made to bolsti r up the upllfHtiR spirts of the men by lm-pi's-liiR upon Hum the Idea that tnoio sttetittouslj Hiej roiiRlll the better would be the prospect for mute faiotable piaco teiinr I'niler date of October 1" the fotlow ItiR diK-unieiit was Issued 'The IiIrIi coniniand states thai tho poMilhllltj of an arinlsllce depends on the battle comltiR to a Matiilstlll. Kiery Ruuni r must entry out his dull nlRliti and day The KiikIMi must not cross tho Scllo Itlier The artlllet nitftl lie- nit. them. FRENCH SHATTER COUNTER-ATTACK, ! '"j--"''--- " i :;i-s:srrr:t-rKSe:i -osZZ- CtS r . . 7i -s- - JTTiS-rP'- q--"oi. f""" "' ' ! j i I - l'I'l . . -?- -i . oi i . iioyO LASCO. ASCO. ASCO. n U MrKW fR R Mil AS co- ASCO. ASCO.1 I t M STORES COiJ , 1 c j 1 .- - iiJ i S 1 ro Hy the .-Uutcintril 'resi j I'nrlo, Oct 111 -Ktencli tioops lain irsletdav ieiiilsed a sttotiR Herman eountet -attack 1101 tiniest of Ch.itt.au-' I'ol clou (tin the Seite-Aistie riolit) lie- ' cordliiK to the otllclal stall ment today tiom tlie Win iilikp. (lit the (Use fiont thnte lias bepii onl.i artllletv actlilt.i In the last tto diJS the l-'reneli l-'lfth Aimy has taken nearly 1B00 pllsonots I Sultan Quits Kaiser ! on Allies' Terms Cinitlntinl from Piibp Unr Vosslchn 'CeltutiR. ot llerlln, Sit.i s it j learns, accordltiK to an ICschiitme Tel- ' i-Aiaph di'patclinMii CopcnhitKen. j Wiiotilnaloii. O. ('.. Oct :il --No in-1 '3,ggiizrg.gr7ni f sr& i ' a " i n ;w I tty thr I'nitrd I'rrts Willi tin- Ilrltl-li Armies in IViime. Oct 111 -The Clench and Iltitish at tnclied this morniiiir In the tlhection of Ohent The battle is repot u-tl tot be roIhr: well. , (The Allies woe last reported about four miles we-t of (Jlient. which is the principal Ik'lRian raiiuay base ie mainltiR in CJernrin hands west of ISru.ss.els and Antweipl i tty thr .iitaciatcil Press At Kalian llcadiiuarlcrs on (he I'i.ne. Oci .11 -Allbd troops have t iken Monte Ctson Tills was a most important oper.-itum. foi bv it the loads win- opened lo Keltic and it 'mi" Ilnl i tlusp eitles wi-ie Ali-tri.ni i r i' il II II II II II II ll'H II 11 ,1 II II II 111! II If Jl .1 Jl II II I. - y'ej.;'.-iv.:gja'.:jssi3'.i-';Vj - i ?m inrMrt -r- . T -r- MTrntnif t tUK nALKjUWri ftis Our special "Planked Lobster Dinner" is worthy of your valued patronage. Try it tonight. $1.50 Is tho Price 0 1 II '3f Oiislcr I'ouKtall Olltcs Celery tVniu Choioilcr or Con so ta tar T'taiil:ctl hnhiter Aspninnui.llvttrr Sauce Julienne Potatoes hrtturc (tad 7'oiii'ifo Unhid Clioicb of Ice Cream and Cahe. I'lc or Cheese Cup Cufcc y J API OVER Twelfth and Arch Sts. clal'di; m. iiomi, MBr. (L'ulrancc mi Uih St.l A S 8 i I Ai s ? u , y c o 1 A C o A, ,s c o (h' S'SZS5M551'5SGflnii?W LESaSiKgjpt ."; ' s c o (A m ?i m i m SOME, WAYS TO SAVE YOUR COAL -foil" , , , , . fc $&! THE ALL-DAY ---t n '-PTTi fy Fi if EVERY- DAY SMOKEAjZ, Kh.? XkShl U&5k I' Mil S?M 1 W -c .'- V Sf-asr i4Sft iei. fK.m ', ..w A HEAVY, oily cigar may be all right once jin a while in i 1 d , mellow Mapacuba is all right all the iviileiar the steady smoker. Curing neutralizes the raw rancid ness and bitter bite of the tobacco leaf. Blending softens and sweetens the aroma. Havana Fillet Nature's dowry to the Island of Cuba is the richest soil on earth for tobacco culture. Sumatra IVrappei A. Cuban Filler and a Sumatra Wrapper bclone together, like Crusoe end Friday. i ( Cents and W) Upward O K-rV-'-iMil mmm .- v.Ti VsS ' Pi M Irmv I 'fctovl "I'I ,m- VMt" a . siz- mm i mm w mm m mm M irrT -oj.. ( ryi n J- Buy it at any Cigar Start, Stand, Club, Until or 'Rtitaurant. BAYUK BROS. Alto Mttiultcturrti of the t imool PRINCE HAMLET Ctgart rlllLAPELi-lllA .V. 7V Jlot ll'ati'.isleaiii. Hot Ur WE are publishing the following suggestions from a sincere desire to be of help to the public in every way possible: 1 Keep the heater free from soot. It is estimated that one-eighth inch of soot on the heating surface of a heater reduces its efficiency 287o. -He sure to use the check-draft damper (a) in the smoke" pipe, as well as the turn-damper (b). It is estimated that lScc of the coal used in the average home is wasted by improper use of dampers. The check-draft damper seems to he the least understood. It is as important on a heater as a throttle on an engine. Open it to check the fire; close it to make the fire burn more rapidly. Experiment with it, and learn to get the best results. 3 Do not open the whole ash-pit door when jciu wish to make . the fire burn more rapidly, hut open the draft damper in the ash-pit door Cc. Opening the whole door supplies air to the hrc faster than it is needed for combustion, 1 he air is heated, passes out the chimney, and is so much heat wasted. '1 In moderate weather carry a bed of ashes on top of your grates; in severe weather shake the fire until a red glow appears in the ash-pit. 5 Keep the temperature of the house at G8 degrees instead of 70 degrees or more. 6 Take care to see that windows and doors are tightly closed; see that no cold air enters. 7 Do not reduce the temperature of the house at night. It takes twice as much coal to heat it up next morning. 8 Raise the window curtains during the day, because sunlight is free heat; but always lower them again at night. 9 Wear heavier clothing and save body heat. 10 In buying draperies for your home, remember that heavy draperies' for win dows and doors aid in conserving heat. GEO. B. NEWTON COAL CO. c-4 ! o A There is thai element of Certainty that goes with every thing we sell that makes trading- at an American Store a pleasure Quality and Price are the foundation factors on which this business rests, and your guarantee with eveiy purchase. Nowhere in four States will your money go as far as in an American Store. The Pennies Count Watch Them! Very Best $f sr. l v-v t res 5 nfo Our roasters turn out Tens of Tlwufands of Pounds Daily millions of pounds in the course of a year and every pound sold at retail. Could there be any more forceful argument ' produced as to its satisfying Koodncss? TT- ,, r , V nvery-iiuf ivectto Kellosir's C. Flakes, pUe;. ('rape Nuts pi-K- llcinz Beans. . . .can lie, Host Ccrn Meal H Choice Barley lb. Soup Beans lb. Best Ccrn Flour lb. Seeded Raisins pi'!?.' Cracker Dust lb. Fancy Shrimp can I'earl Hominy lb. India Kelish bottle .Mustard e;!aS3 Salad Drensins;. .. .bottle Mixed Vegetables. . . .can Macaroni pli;. 10c, Potted Meats cm ac. Sardines . . .' can 8c, Hershey'a Cocoa .can 8c, la hie baucc. . . . lie 12c 20c Vic tic l.-c Tc 13c i:ic 15c 7c 12c 7c He 1.1c 12c 10c lie 15c Choice Lima Beans lb. 17c New Dried Hake, ':." brick . 22c Threaded Codfish pkg. 8c Asco Codiish pkg;. 12c Aunt Jemima 1 C. Flour . . . pkg. 14c Choice Tomatoes, medium can .... 142 Fine Table Salt pkg. 5c Our Best Mince Rtot lb., 18c Pure Apple Butter lb., 15c .hot. 7c nitx Fancy Golden Pumpkin can, 12c Fancy yellow globe, nice medium size try a dish of them creamed. Oleomargarine, W, An absolutely pure butter substitute, win ning favor in the be3t homes every day. The Following Prices in All Our Meat Markets We Arc Keeping the Prices Down City Dressed Fork E-s 40c lb. Finest Quality Beef If Rib Roast 32c ft fe1 Rib Roast 35c n. Lean; Soup Beef elk Chuck Pot Roast 32c ib Lean Hoiling Keel' 28c ib Fresh Killed iW1 Milk Fed s. Chic Kens 39 en Genuine Spring Lamb Legs lb. 40c Loin Chops ' lb. 43c Rib Chops lb. 15c Rack Chops lb. 38c Shoulders lb. 32c Slewing lb. 28c Genuine Wether Mutton Legs : lb. 30c Loin Chops lb. 35c Rib Chops Ib. 32c Rack Chops Ib. 30c Shoulders Ib. 25c Stewing lb. 20c As a meat food and for making broth, lamb and mutton are especlnlly recommended. They are very nourishing and easily digested. Delicacies Tkat Arc Ready to Serve Cooked Lunch IloU 16cy4ib Sliced Lebanon Bolognu 15c y4 lb Cooked Corned Beef 15c y4 lb Baked Meat Cake 16c y4ib Delicious Fresh OC Cnitcaorn C lb Country-Style Scrapple c Ib Finest New Made Kraut 12;, EVERYWHERE IN PHILADELPHIA And Throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland w w p ' Ci o A s 8 A S C o A' S' c o A s C! O A s c 1 Cl Ol A S c o A s pC o A s c 0 A s c o A S c o 1-ASCCk. ASCQ.-K JCO m ' .ASCO,, ,Asco. ; ASCQ,, .ASCO., A,r ICQ. '
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