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Exchange Telegraph.
- According to' a tlcra 'iHiencj', the
government' has been Informed of tho
existence of n widely rafnlfled 'comniii'
nlstlc plot, hatched in a llerlln, suburb,
for sabotaec diirltis tho elections, for1
the Itclchstng by organized attacks, on'
the polling booths and the destruction
of ballot-boxes and ballots.
BlrthS'f T&lU;toYt&rCoUh
'th thiaw;g? ny;3SrJBrf rifeuM
3 ' . . ; ' Charged With Treaaon
tf Vfe LwHJon, May 17. Tho troops of
Berlin, Mar, 17. The Morten Post
xnys tlint a warrant for the arrest of
General von Luettwitz, who wos lender
of' the military nrrmof tho recent Kapp
revolutionary dictatorship in Berlin, 011
n uliargc of IiIrIi treason, has been Is-
Falls to Delay, Mother
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of other 'passengers maue ncr ,b com-,
fortablo as possible. Tho cdnductor at
tempted to 'persuade the woman to be
treated at a local hospital andthcld up
his train for several minutes in the hopo
that she would do so,.
Erie, Vfi., ,Mpy IT. After, giving
birth o,bdyk twins on a Now .York Cen
tral passenger. train, enstbonnd, outside
of Eric at noon Saturday, Mrs'. J. h.
Mrs. i'raneyl. .said, her brother,
wounded in . France,- died in ,n Boston
hospital-and that alio, was going to. get
to, Nashua to attend tho funeral "erea
if it means my death.", '
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for actual value the of fear's,
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A million Philadelphians
are celebrating this
week as
KoWs Bond Bread
Birthday Week.
Three years ago these prominent women
selected the best loaves from thousands
of home-made loaves of bread
Miss Lucy Aitcn, Department of
Household Arts, Friends' Cen
tral School.
Miss Dorothea Allen.
Mrs. E. S. Allen, Philadelphia.
Miss Anne Balderston, Intructor
of Domestic Science, Friends'
Select School.
MIsj Nellie K. Bigelow. Dietitian,
Alington Memorial Hospital.
Miss Helen Bradihaw, Instructor
of Cookery, Trenton Public
Schools.
Mrs. Wm. M. Cameron. Presi
dent Women's Club, Narberth,
Pa.
Miss Ethel Campbell, Assistant to
.Mrs. &cott.
Miss Ella J. Day, Instructor of
Cookery and Dietetics, Temple
University.
Miss Bertha B. Deakyne, Super
visor of Domestic Art and
Science, Chester Public Schools.
Miss Nellie M. Delaney.
Mrs. Nana .Foster Dubbel, Sec
retary Women's Civic Associa
tiop, Mcrion, I'a.
Mrs. Wharton Harrison Esher
ick. Instructor of Home Econ
omics, Malvern Club.
Mrs. B. R. Godsball, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Wm. Hindman, Oak Lane,
Ta.
Miss Alice Johnson, Supenisor
Department of Home Econom
ics, Board of TuMic Education
Miss Katherine Lawrence, Direct
or Household Science, Temple
University.
Mrs. L. M. Ludlum. Chief In
structor, U. G. I.
Miss Louise Lysle, Domestic
Science Instructor, Widener
School.
Mrs. C. R. Munro, Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Naylor, Logan.
Miss Claribel Nye, Bread Special
ist, Cornell University.
Miss Inez Pope, Dietitian, North
western General Hospital.
Miss Marsaret Potts, Domestic
Science Instructor, Brown Pub
lic School.
Mrs. Anna B. Scott, Pure Food
Economist, The North American.
Miss Anna K. Seip, Instructor of
Cookery, Philadelphia.
Miss Gertrude If. Shearer. Chief
instructor, rnuaaciptiia Electric
Company,
Miss L. F. Sidwell. Dietitian.
Hahnemann Hospital, Philadel
phia. Miss Emma Smedley, Director
Dept. of School Luncheons,
Board of Education.
Mrs. Edith E. Snovel, Dietitian,
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadel
phia. Miss Margaret Tullidge, Domestic
Science Instructor, Board of
Public Education.
Miss Antoinette C. Williams,
Dietitian of Brjn Mawr Hospital.
Jsssw
jnree years
and still as
' I 'HREE years ago we offered to relieve
the housewives of this vicinity of baking
bread at home.
We asked them to bake model loaves of
their own best home-made bread, and
submit them in a Baking Contest.
We premised to model a new loaf Bond
Bread Rafter the best of those home-made
loaves of bread. We promised to use in
Bond Bread:-ingredients no less pure than
the kest housewife used in her own
kitchen to list those ingredients on the
wrapper of each loaf and to guarantee
them by the Bond of the Kolb Bakery
Company.
as mine
Every housewife knows the result -knows
that thousands of women submitted loaves
of home-made bread in the Bond Bread
baking' contest knows that Kolb's Bond
Breao! was patterned after the best of these
home -baked loaves. -
Joiir the Bond Bread celebration yourself.
If you are one of those who have said
"All bakers' bread is alike"
If you don't know by experience that Kolb's
Bond Bread is as good as home-made
The housewives who designed Kolb's
Bond Bread invite you to Bond Bread's
birthday party.
Bond Bread is so
ftamed because each
loaf bears this bond
of the Kolb Bakery
Company.
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Stocks
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Both East and West sections filled
with a wnirlwind of buyers who,
are filling immediate and future
clothing needs witb '
Blouses at 33lA off .
Skirts at 38 off
House Dresses at 33 off
Suits at 33A off
Coats at 33pff
Dresses at 33xz off
Undoubtedly a wonderful oppor
tunity .and nothing is excepted.
NOTE
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