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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1918

Page

3

Bristol Exchange for Women's Work Reports Record Sales Growth

The Bristol Exchange for Women's Work held its eleventh annual board meeting on February 12 with Mrs. W. F. Williams presiding. Secretary A. E. MacDougall reported sales totaling $ fourthousand three hundred thirty dollars and eighty-two cents, with $3,773.84 paid to consignors, surpassing prior peaks despite high commodity prices.

Board of Managers The Bristol Exchange For Women's Work W. F. Williams Bristol Exchange For Women A. E. Macdougall

United States Rubber Co. reports 1917 net sales and profits

Col Samuel P. Colt presents the 1917 annual report noting net sales of 176 159 000 an increase of over 40 000 000 from 1916 pre tax net profits 24 423 963 54 after interest and taxes with deductions for interest inventory depreciation taxes and dividends. He outlines war orders as five percent of business and details pension plans stock subscription and worker stock ownership. The annual meeting is set for March 19.

Samuel P. Colt United States Rubber Company

Record of fatalities in U S military aviation training

War Department records show from June 1917 to February 22 1918 fatalities at aviation fields total 51. Eleven officers and 29 cadets died in training flights and 12 in unauthorized flights and ground accidents. Students have flown over 100000 miles under instructor guidance before solo flights.

War Department United States

Local Endorsement Prompts Back Pain Remedy Review

A Bristol painter named C F Card testifies he suffered a weak back from heavy labor and found relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to seek the product, priced at 60 cents, from dealers, noting Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the manufacturers.

Bristol C. F. Card Union St Dean Mr Card Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Children's Tin Box Fund Aiding War Relief Surges

The fund started 15 months ago by Mrs. Lartied has raised about 40 000 for war relief with 12 000 in four months. Since Oct 6 1917 the balance 810 75 remains after distributing 11 600 to relief efforts in Serbia Armenia Italy Belgium France and Halifax. The Rhode Island based charity operates with volunteer staff and 2500 boxes across 20 states.

Children’s Tin Box Fund Bureau of Advice and Information, Charity Organization New York City Commission For Relief Belgium Children of America’s Army of Relief Boston France Mik Fund Amercan Committee National Allied Relief Committee American Committee For Halifax Relief Committee Halifax School For Blind

Bristol Red Cross Auxiliary February Donations Acknowledged

The Bristol Red Cross Auxiliary lists February gifts from Mrs S Kinder and many others totaling 68.05 dollars. It notes volunteers at Red Cross Rooms producing over 2000 dressings weekly, with extensive fabric use and ongoing knitted items sent abroad.

Bristol Red Cross Auxiliary S Kinder H R DeWolf Art Whist Club W F Williams S W G Peck John Holton A B Manchester Mary D. Easterbrooks Lewis Waldron F H Buffinton Henry Barton Fritzi Dunbar Babbitt Relief Corps M HS J H Young Red Cross

Advertising in War Time by Harry Selfridge

The Springfield Union notes that after over three years of war, newspaper advertising in England is read more closely and yields higher returns. Shoppers seek best value and advertisers should present strong offers in food and clothing through newspapers to profit.

Harry, G Selfridge Chicago London England Springfield Union

Pastime Theatre Presents The Italian Battle Front

The Pastime Theatre screens The Italian Battle Front this Thursday an extraordinary panorama of life and death from the supreme command’s cinemagraphic service. Tickets 28 cents all seats. Also Saturday Harold Lockwood in Broadway Bill and Monday March 11 The Passion Play seven acts.

Supreme Command Harold Lockwood

Facing the Facts on Food for the Army to France

An exhortation detailing monthly wartime food needs for the American expeditionary forces. It cites 13,350,000 pounds of beef and flour, 3,375,000 pounds of bacon, 1,375,000 cans of roast beef and corned beef, 3,000,000 pounds of sugar, and urges Americans to conserve and substitute foods to support troops overseas. It calls for national resolve and collective sacrifice with a focus on women joining the effort.

France Germany

Production Adequate for U S Rifle and Cartridge Output

Government statement says rifle and cartridge production grown in volume and quality to equip the army. About 400 million dollars and extensive manpower are devoted in ten months of war. Ten thousand workers are engaged in rifles and cartridges across government and private plants. Ordnance experts agree U S Army uses two of the three best rifles.

United States Secretary of War Europe United States Army

When A Man Sees Red at Star Theatre Tonight

Fox Film production of Larry Evans's Saturday Evening Post serial The Painted Lady featuring William Farnum shown in seven parts. The event includes twenty boxes of chocolates. Also on bill Wednesday Margery Wilson in Mountain Dew and Chaplin in The Vagabond with two reels Ruth Roland in The Price of Folly. Thursday features Ethel Clayton in Souls Adrift and Max Linder in Max Seeks a Divorce.

Larry Evans William Farnum Star Theatre Margery Wilson Charlie Chaplin Ruth Roland Ethel Clayton Max Linder Max

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Women's Patriotic ‘League Women’s * Patriotic League Bristol County O'Wolf Inn Mary B. Hyde Arthur L. Smith Barrington Howard K. DeWolf Warren John C. Trudell Second Street Washington , St W. A’ Postal John V. Geyer Easterbrooks Avenue Women's Liberty Market High Street High Church Streets National India Rubber Co R. I Apply Employment Department Storace Bristol Auto Shop Hope Street F. N. Easterbrooks United States Rubber CO S. P. Colt Children's Tin Box Fund Pastime Theatre Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company Westminster Street Providence, R.L Franklin Street Garage CO Eadebaaneny Street Pillsbury’s Graham Berwick Newman Bros
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