Mangin Prohibits
Strikes Against the
Rhenish Republic
Berlin, June 6.—A proclamation
by General Mangin, commander of
the French army of occupation at
Mayftnce, forbidding strikes against
1 koufmon's Saturday a Record Smashing Value Day in The Big Sale KyMflN's.
I Saturday Evening Saturday Evening
I [EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! ~~T " ~ ~ ~~ " ~ |j w • , '
1 Another Big Shoe Sale Scores of Styles in Smart Summer Wash Shirts al Economy Prices j
jH Feature of June Economy Event Saturday Qo fllVflA V
1 297 P!aiM Wnniftri'fi '''jf mt (As nl " !,traW d.) (As Illustrated.) (AS Illustrated.) (As illustrated.) (As Illustrated.) (As Illustrated.) .
€x±id TV o I MB Extra size white gab- White gabardine Fancy white gabar- White gabardine Extra size white Rep 1n lU 0 C a lp n f
—^mm—mmmemmummmmmmmmeu ■ ■ ardine dress skirts, size White gabardine dress dress skirts, sizes 24 to dine dress skirts, sizes White tricotine dress dress skirt, sizes 24 to dress skirt, sizes 31 to ** IIIC *jutc ni
Xg-T-I •. p TO T ■■ ■ 31 to 40 waist band. Bpe- skirts, sizes 24 to 30 30 waist band. Special 24 to 30 waist band, skirt, sizes 24 to 30 30 waist band. Special 40 waist band. Special ft* <■% /ser
Wlllte Uxiords & A limps /■ clal at waist Special at at Special at waist band. Special at at at VkX xU
$6.00 to $6.50 Values ~ 11= $1.95 $2.45 $1.95 $2.95 $3.45. $3.95 $2.95 ssbc?
* • 1 o 1 ■ ■ • ' can be had in white and col
bpecial Saturday " : • oretl novelty patterns; every
I J T T T $ "I 71 /J • * • x W # W garment perfect in fit and tin-
WhiteNubuck Oxfords White Nubuck Pumps White VV OTTLCtT S CLTTCt IVIISSCS SllltS'""'IIT TIVO Bl£ LdOtS fflFlPQt a^tosa^pHc^'ks?." 68 '
' Women's and Misses' f| - Women's and Misses' A,- AA WIJK. LdpC*. _ Waists
Military Hl; sizes 2'A to 8; width, Ato D. SIB.OO tO $22.50 <P I $25.00 tO $35.00 Over Two Hundred Smart frl oft
| 9 Inch White Lace Boots \CA Spring Suits \L~ Spring Suits lj .JRlSo^
U! nnrl fi Vnlnnc Aal/V Special at Special at wau, white and colored, m
Sj 0 anu U.JU Black, navy, tan and gray, in Men's Wear Serges and a T , ncl " d h ed in , thts lot are a " our * ettep Suits (e rt xtra sizes ® xcept - The materials are Men's Wear uiy "tHmmcd'or Vain tailored
I BOO,S ~ Woo. Pop,ins; , splendid^ assortment of styles; s.zcs .6 to =.lir.£ IS 'Vf,' *?*" SDSi'SS/'S
1 U y a Welt Wth COvered L ° UIS Heel - 42 not all sizes Of each Style. Come early. KOod assortment of styles, but not all sizes of each color and style, chnes and 1 weed Mixtures. Ihe extra sizes. 36 to 54. bale
hi n* 0 . 1 C • 1 ~T~T i i • COME EARLY. . P rice.*sl.B9.
|i Another mrclT'@cls o~f 1-^t o @ss&sJ^.@&>d' / y / y tanan^^°pen ' ia^en '
Waists
1 249 Pairs Women's X"\ Pretty styles in voiles, linens, organdies, etc., in plain white, plain colors and popular stripes and figures. y C For Women's and I U © &t
® Rrnun ,nrl frav Kid OvfoJc b/b) We have the largest assortment of summer dresses for misses in the history of our 0 Misses' up to $lO 4)1.39
Hj uruwii auu iviu yixioins store. In view of the fact that prices of cotton are high and that it is expensive to make dresses at pes Pretty Waist-s, made of white
ly $5.00 to $6.00 values f ■ home, you will readily see that this is a big opportunity for you to buy all the summer dresses you PM pd p or Women's and I I shafles iinf ' novelties; trimmed
i Slieoial Saturdav for need at attractive P rices - Each P rice means a bi & savin S- Make y° ur selection early Saturday. &V. / O Misses - to sls
Beaver Brown Kid - Flexible Soles; Leather Louis and Women's UTld MiSSeS' Women's UfldL MiSSeS' Women's dTld MisSeS ' Capes.
1 to and Long Drawn Last; sizes 2y z Gingham DreSSeS Gingham DreSSeS Printed Voile Dresses d*-. Oye For Women's 1,5 ' Waists
[s Women's $4.00 Oxfords and Pumps. Special /fo /h mi /K M X\ pd Vl®i O a nd Misses'up . , , .
1 Saturday P ... $2.45 IT * f II C Vl / ft L CP Aj IB C to $20.00 Capes. m the bale at
1 <po.yj) s4.ifa sl6.7s;i£X
I A Saturday Sale of Children's Play Shoes More of Those Women's
I Maho "sh' 1 '"" Sa T lal \ v Now Is The Time To Buy Bathing Suits The Big Sale of Kay ser\s
1 for y .. ay ... 0e5 :. 5,ze5 .... t0 ..;.. . 5p M# ti/ , M . y ri-u >/' err- \ Underwear on Saturday 1 • ? a n turd ay
I f o r ßrownßarefoot . Sandals, . s! . zes . "J 0 . 2 '.. S? Women S, Misses, Children s Two Buy Early and Plenty
I fo^ ahogany . Play Shoe, :. sizes . ll . to .. l -.. S Complete Assortments at Special Prices This well known make of under
i Tan Lotus Barefoot Sandals, sizes sto s. • Women s and Misses Bathing Suits * IVfIHF '1 wear at these two Drices mean s.-Tlios^V^'S
till Soecial for 451 .I fcl AC <t*> OC 4JQ QC ~M L fcQ OC ' V mWm / W Cdl dU tllcot; tWU JJIILCO Illtrdll fashioned double sole and
t t.."T3 ' V *i*e" "j'V • „V; at SI.9D. $Z.95. Up tO $9.95 (A4hhO frpmpnHnnc efiviTKrc: heei, siik lisle K artr t opß in
Tan Lotus Barefoot Sandals, sizes S l / Z to 11. . ~ , . , ~7 .. . 7 . .. - { , iremunQOUb black and mown.
1 9 * aa • a wonderful assortment of attractive styles in pretty colors as t v ( * YX7 ' A "D
Special for $1.45 I well as black; neatly finished; all in the netfc one-piece jersey knitted Ip- 3 *-" iJ , Women Syj "r.
hjl Tan Lotus Barefoot Sandals, 11% to 2 mode,s- Wompn ' s and Mlßßes ' - size 34 to 46. IgOSlfe T~ JkaySef SV L JidySer S Hosiery L
I Special for $1.65 $ 1" b£ST? " isßeß '9B* Vests ODC Union 77 e*
I Tan Pigskin Play Shoes, B%to 11. Special for "„., P L Mthln V' ™„. i ' or 3 for SI.OO Suits tTIVp.V* 0 ' 1
DSll $1 25 girls and children; cotton, Jersey tights; Annette Kellerman style; . PUildron'o mm -r>_
—. . ~ r\ a , n,/ , , , _ ... in black, neat colored trimming; made of good quality cotton jer- , J The vests are low Cltt CniiaiCn 5 y L XT.
y Black Pigskin Sandal, 8% to 11. Special for $1.25 sizes 24 to 34. sey; sizes 36 to 4 . \ \ 7 and sleeveless in camisole . lhe union suits are Stockings <5 DC
jjj —— tops, ribbed tops and fancy sleeveless, band top, knee Children's fine ribbed cotton
§ IBig Economy Event Specials
f Porch Swings o C edar National M ,-f Prepare For Children s Day At These Prices
I I lIjSSSp) j [Tr 17$ G w >VC " S llfHSBi I Mmil \ r°tti an o d f tor , Wrtsl,cr T June Economy Event Offers These Extra Special Values
if Game, Hose so"' |P _ i'! f \l3 Cedar ° Ui \ tela forTreeJ \ Girl's and Children's Colored (9 Qf
I I ,ir T-n V § (■ W—— VJS3I nmkosT JgM \ D Saturday at . . .*O.VD
V How, 25 and 50 ft. j til Ofi Golden and fumed oak finish, washing easy, I
(Ijl ! lengths, complete witli gijyijJrtVtailor -Jjy u)4.95 each, __ d>i q4Q y. J <",rls' and children's pretty colored Voile Dresses, smocked and rib-
HH couplings in r Kettle, Ilome lid. MO 1Q MQ QC and QC I9C f bon .immed; some have sashes. A wonderful assortment of colors and
|irr foot Special, $1.60. pa7u wu.i7o , I Sjji styles, beautifully finished; full sizes, 2 to 14 years.
II ISil Screens and Doors _. , —J ; New Summer Dress Fabricsi kJwj®, SjK.P.'S
| AS-K B Vabes " Hoor Coverings on Saturday tSrZ&rZ^t&TSi
111 1 1 "W wire cloth, at Wool and Fiber Rogs Velvet Rugs in neat r>elt™r rn r,io— widths; neat patterns in Crepe, all colors and WAaLT—' models. in sizes 6to MO y| r quality gingham in plaids, stripes
!§S 1 iMMIiIIiW Fancy Screen Doors; liat- room size, Bxl2 feet, in oriental and floral pat- Rugs plaids and plain effects, tra good quality. Spe- S 1 jl 14 years, bale and checks and plain £ m ev*
K1 Eli gl ural wood finish, IV4 in. browns, blues and greens terns, 9x12 size. Special 18*36 05c la J; ,V V/rines clal ' yard ,lflo I 1 o. "r. 7 A . ahad r ß ' Slzes 2to 12 $1.19
I® 1Ck ' $2.48 $9 - 95 - each. $29.95. 27x54 $1.95 an d checked IGaxons; White Voile - 36-inch , ■LJJ Dresses at $2.95 >C
Kll < Ktmsraffiill at tp ';'' •*: •' *•* • Tapestry Itugs, 9x12 Axminster Rugs, rich beautiful quality. Spe- wide good
I MfflßMj Extra High Screen Doors, size neat a jj ovel . arid oriental and floral pat- 5 X ® Kf A- '" j".' dresses SDecial vard S an,! Organdy Dresses; embroidery, lIIHS DICSSCt 3t DSfC
NT* E 0 ' natural wood finish; wire floral oatterns Specii.l terns 9x12 size Snecial Bxlo $1.1.18 Colored Orgnndlea — ar eaes. special yara | If rMWR i lace and ribbon trimmed; made in a Special children's wash dresses,
SI B-; ■i|M| cloth covered, MOCQ each S4 95 etch SB9 95 P 9x12.- $15.18 Fine sheer colored Or- -e : numh er of pretty models; nicely made of percales and ginghams;
il l 1 I W t PA.OH eacn ' eacn - •"•• gandies. all new colors. New Vollea Just re- llnishcd; full sizes, 2to An AS neat, aervlceable styles; full r*A
si* > BiMjißifega ____________ 38-ljich wide. bpeckil, ceived; dark shades; yd.. I y J' ft l ra ' Sale |UG sizes 2to 6 years, 59C
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FRIDAY EVENING, blajrjeusburo TELEGRAPH JUNE 6, 1919
the Rhenish republic and threaten
ing leaders of any such movements
with expulsion, is published in the
Frankfort Gazette.
•The Rhinelanders have been dis
cussing the Interests of their father
land for the last six months without
disturbing public order," the procla
mation says, "but now the German
government threatens them with im
prisonment. They have created a
'mrmrMmrmmmjMjm,
republic -within the German empire
and have sought the right of elec
tion, in which they will have com
plete freedom. There is nothing in
their procedure which might occa
sion protests or strikes, which dis
turb order and economic life."
The French have a propaganda
fund amounting to 10,000,000 francs
with which to further tho movement
wmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmm,
for the Rhenish republic, declares
the Karlsruhe correspondent of the
Lokal Anzelger. This sum, he says,
is being used principally in the
Rhlneland and Palatinate and it is
being partly distributed to those
favorng an independent republic at
I.andau, Mayence, Cologne and
Wiesbaden, who without doubt, he
adds, "have been bribed."
Germans Left Big Stocks of
Wood Behind in Belgium
Washington, June 6.—The discov
ery that the Germans abandoned
considerable stocks of wood in their
hasty retreat from Belgium, has
made valueless the estimate of the
present lumber needs of that coun
try and a new estimate is now being
made. Ae report of after-war con
ditions has just been issued by the
Comito Central Industriel de Belgi
que, the unofficial organization of
the Belgian government, which was
charged with the collection of in
formation regarding the destruction
of property in Belgium by actual
warfare or with the deliberate in
tention of crippling the country's
industries
Except for the loss of numerous
wood-working machines, the lumber
and furniture manufacturing situa
tion in Belgium is not so bad as is
that in the steel, metal-working,
chemical and some other industries
A serious consequence of the war ts,
however, the loss of stocks of dried
and seasoned lumber, the replacing
of which in equivalent quantities,
will require considerable time.
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