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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 18, 1913 · page 2

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1.. . ,5 fivevliiiweu.€o%lll°mm}l 10234“

to.

rd of the Now York} New Haven nod Hartford 1 5

blondehcuturo certificated ,(aonvcrtlbie .bctwocn Januury ,1,“ 1011‘.
'anleuuuury 1,.1010, and to hd‘ldora of its; dumb cont. converti-
.. blc‘ldcllenhurcs convcrtlblo between January «15. 1020-, und Jun-
‘um'yw’fifi, 150485.: * W ‘ ’

At or speclol meeting of the Board of Directocs cf the New York,
Nowdinvcn andeartllord Railroad Compounbcld on Tuesday, No-
‘ vé‘lnbcr ll,‘1913,.’thc time within which the holders of, wurruntu ovl~
(19110!le lights of subscription to thin Comnnny'u convertible deben-
tures of 1913 may subscribe for such debentures oud muhc :paymcnt
of tho first installment of sixty-five per cent. of the amount of tho
subscription in accordance {with the terms of sold wurruutu and 00
the-mfcviouawotes thcrcto of the Board of Directors, was extended
, to the clone of’buslnesa on Novembér 26th, 1913; but the “subscrib-
, era shall at ihcilme of payment pay interest to the date of pay-
mcnt at the rawof 6 per occupier annum from October 1, 1913.

By order of the Board of Directorc,
- * A. c. CLARK.
Secretory.

 

 

 

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OYSTER. grow, and sanitary exports the watcljsl
- . " and land surrounding, and both have
Tagging each oyster to guarantee the ‘ .
. , , ,pronounced the conditions perfect for
growth'in Armstrong Bros. oytor beds 1, .
z. w , , , lurcwlng llculthy oytcrn.
at i;-Cobhn llslund lnlct, Lope L.hnrles,3 ,
. , , , As the oysters collie from the beds;
Va., is a lenture which in proving of . , . , l
' t int r ‘il i ll ‘ ad tf‘l ll ,thcy urc fll‘fit wushcd in water from on
'ru cc. 0 l. r e,es‘.u.r
g e 9 P y artesian well, and are then sorted to

. ‘ ‘ .., fr: ulnd,
at 365ml" 1”” id“ 0 n "1’ m “9 get rid of the broken ones. Next. tho

Ao'vcuinANTEEs EACH

.~ . ...... a... «NY... -....,.

cum ,.

.‘Z’ltoilyroud‘ccllllliluy and to‘hbld'c‘ru of no ‘3’1-2’ncr cont, couvc-rtl- ,. .

; Compound cud now

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from 0 found!
.. , cubic.

lclucsi ond‘timy did me no 1,

Ohio. ~ .
Another Case.

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goods should pron diroitl) rcsu l ul .wholc oysters are taken into room,

 

with a drill and the pliable end or a.

, the ex erts rulckl~ bore . 1-l(‘ inch"
metal lag is inserted in the hole, The p l 3 ) ’

holes into the small cud of the oyster?

The small end M ouch (”my '8 bored 5wherc the little. drills are whirling, and 1 ’ I
POPE Plus RECEIVES SEAMEN.

‘ ROME. N0. Ill-“POW ”“5 3'95”?“ tery generated by what was (lodcribcn’i‘edtlc TM 110-0911 Hall. sol

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for yours and tell everybody what t‘h .
Compound husdoncl‘orme. Ibcllcvul ' cock feathered n1andnrln,-tlle man of cigarette. Altogmhel‘ he, would in“
would not be living to-day but fox-51,119 old time whose heads and 3mm for to be in his old costume. but being
”3’0"" Mlfi- Homo GREENSTREE'I‘: laud bountiful bromides of unit or am a good constitutional republican he is

Uticu, Chuck“ 1 Sufiiimd avcl‘ything‘
clwcnhucan utter baby
. I had numb
spoils glad won dlzxy,
hollblnclc (putt! bo-
...,t‘c:;c in . W38» my
,_’ ‘uucwd’u‘td and i
won co Wonk I could
hurdlystundup. My
loco won yellow,
t cvch my: fingernails
Womcolorlcno and l .
fi5km€35dzage§5§mu respecting dragon carved in tho blur
llnm’s Vegetable
1 am stout, Well and
‘ncnlthy. loundcull my own work and? “The‘ 'FOl‘biddllfl City, with itu 1m" Powell Comm
can walk to town and buck and not get posing . courts," flu ‘
(3:00- 1 “1”?“ nlOttlgiW 11:“; $580“:le marble scltlnguhs stately and arthritic-l
.lmpouno or at lo res 0 le met l-‘ . , , , . ., h o;
chronic thcwcrld. Itricddoctor'snlod-imom' its impressive silence and um ad 1 1g pructlcc in
' . .”---Mru. ‘
MARY Emu-mun, RED. No.3, Utlco,

Ncbc, Ill.-~"I won bothered for ten?
years with female troubles cud the doc“
tors did not; help mu. lwun so weak on .
lli‘rVOllS that I could not do my work ; (30M: Ella silk :iiikl. into thch the Chill-i
and every month I bud to spend a few one have no foollohly and unnecessar-
Snyn in bed. lr‘cndsomnnylcttcrnabout‘2 fly plunged tllcmselveu in thair wild force. He looked well, but a. sword
Pinkhnm'o Vegetable Com‘}»seardi] for a veneer of modernism as encumbered him and shirt cul‘l‘u urc
pound curing female troubles that I got
a bottle of it. it did me more good than ~,
anything clue. I over took and now it has .
i feel hotter than I llnvo’

 

aunlnspirlng counterlcit of a [wok looked well in uniform.

: in: 00:. ion.

row at on. m » 9m
‘ (3:10?er lillllilonll.l w‘léfi 00min id
> u a n

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unto hing mum mm W
[for Wm. Borg, of fit. hilchuol‘yl‘bmch,

..,,"'"W"‘ . .: gob rat-ville. iud Mun-ml boom:
. ‘ ., -- -‘ tr ”common 1 m
ItllllglN, 35.9le‘33'77iln tho mind vol; m3u'nmgowlw, ulnL’ueelr it’wdlni nu!
tho, imaginativogsmoomr the lithcf‘fllufuéluu‘dwllfia a alum l’mm 'l‘rohbc
and g . ‘ ‘ . =, find was Myom- all Middle!!! nlll. fit! I
tuneful dragons» curvodwon tho alfalgnmugehm ant'i u . £3“ to firm!
. . . . E . . ' u.- ‘ ‘
ctutoly murhlebnlustruding and stair-r mammary“: 4nd: «“5 tiuh‘é’uttliyfifi
., , ,/ ‘ .' " EVIL]!!! . i .
wuyn in“""’thc myuldl'iouu «Forbidden f 2%: millinlulgoolnmulrlo and?“ lam;
. _ V, .‘ . 3"H‘n II ., l '
Cur autumnal! painfully on Dumber: nonmn lll‘lllv’logul‘llad'fidrhigt“dill Wild
.10, when Yuan Silill~kul,‘tho elect of! "W "‘0" “M" “n" ”’ ’“ ”m“ "pm“
the pooplc,‘ who inaugurated ii’rcuideutl
ot the lRepnhlic‘ of China amidst u;
humnn dotting ‘grotcsqucly unfuluillnrv
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Mlldnvlll 19$. (HilMflltlt.

,Abovo ubhrcvluled; morn on request.)
chkmlm'u Altvruilvc lino burn provou by .
uumy ymru' lion! to ho moot efficacious
for rim-ore 'l‘hrout and Lung Afll‘l'lllm".
Bronchitis. llrmlchlul Autumn. filiulmnru
Colds and. in unhnildll tho cyutom.
Contains no narcotics. Willing or lulblt-
fttll'lllllll.’ «lrgluv. Mill: for‘hoo‘hlotrlfilllmz
4 . ‘; 0 l'lN‘HVPI‘UQ. lllll *WI‘ 0 0 ‘J1' lllilll
itureaquo days of the semi-barbaric; mum-lit ry. l’hlludclhllln. l'n.. for ori-

,’l‘arturs or tho“ more urtlstlc Mlnga. l denw' 9' “1° 1” all "mam“ ‘1’““5’9”
and Cllfford Pharmacy, and SUUBOH'

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their own coun~
lactic vistas, ’Wau‘dcsignod and built ’, try. Among the .lattcr wcrc Prince
:by men garbed‘in flowing silken robes Pu-lull, who represented the small
lembroldemd“ wimv'golq, and of strilcf Emperor, living in occlusion but a lit-
ging splendor-filer mouse or men lust 110 Gimme away, and Prince Raid
5an impressively bugawned. u was um chin, u Mongol. Both those actions of
destined by its'moherc‘lfor the accrual», the Manchu and Mongolian clunc

The prcnidcnt himself wore the
field marshal’o uniform of his crack

:intcrbreted by the foreigner in hlnylllle bone of his life. .At ordinary

clothes. Minus the sleeves of a fill'ilili‘ll confir‘

1

mm thin in a republic—and rcpublch ritute him so much that he rolls thom’
c ’ anlsm scoffs ut the bctunscllod, pen- up to his elbow when mucking his

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«dent hug delighted the heart of the ready to submit to whut is bclicvcd to
lartist in search of the bizarre or guy. he the inevitable Ctlllmfiluhnceis a;
rod even the casual citizen of the (Jul: repu’bllcnnism.

’slde world with a' deep ocnucnf mys—, Ho mounted tho throne of the me»
upon u

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‘ '. '. "S> " .-
m H marked, going \irglnia 0“ shells and the tags arc

tern." , .

The “Sontag" oysters grow on beds. 3

The company haciulso urran

Va, the waters being protected from
9, full ”wash of the hen. llow'cver,'by
, smith Cobb and no; islands. The
.M'stfiatch along the boost for 40
miles, and the waters go outside the,
blinds. The bottom is clean and sun ment or itching piles. Nothing

,cnt customers, so that. tho ‘fIScni/nn“

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load the woterc

’ in which the oysters
2-3:: ‘ t

R.‘ Garrett. Mayor. Glrnrd. Ala.

,NewStamped Pieces?
H For Christmas NeédleWork ,

If you contemplate the making of Holiday Gifts, now
is the time to begin. We are displaying many pretty.
practical and ornamental gift articles such as Center-
pieces, Doylies, Scérfs, Linen Towels, ‘Women’s Undeu
‘{ wear, Waists. Infants’ Apparel, etc., in a most attmctivbf'
'1' variety of patterns. a; M " u"

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‘3 \. sl‘ / i.
' .. «3,1,3? u"
If you are interested at all in beautiful needlewor

don’t fall to visit this store.

The N. E. Ryan Co."

86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

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PlCTORlAL REVIEW PATT

7 7 ERNS
as uaual months ahead of otheru.
THE FASHION BOOK for Wilda of ‘Pictoriul Review Stylus;

contunu thc‘moul lmpulllr and nnlurtcut modillcuilcnu of

L 00‘ “ ‘

- THE MINARET” STYLE.
You cunnoi and thou Mylo: in other bottoms.
Pictorial novlvw was tho but to import tidy—the Molt at all

minim modulo.
00K
WKI‘I'W
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mun ought to how a copy of thin man nominal and mm

' . ' , wannnwnsnlow mono
any in mum in the mofiicmm when mum: on c u m

in all. t m. fluidity coupon mum one iii cont pom

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inserted 'Tllcy 1 day
the again sorcbdju’fil then pnclgad, ""in’o’iltn t’d’lo'hur‘idrod and fifty scnnlolr
, ., . cd for arid""pctty ol’ll'ccr'u, including thirty.
h along» “‘9 ovean Side 0’ Capo Charles, ,the quickest of transportation lo’ldiffcr- ’ ““01““. holonglilg‘to the ”$8913 0*

011

ion oyster stands as a practical guurun-

—-—“Suftared day unu night the tor

h‘clpcd
‘ Exhcrt bactorlologlsts have exam- ’ "‘0 until I used Dunn's Ointment. it ‘: bclledictlou to tho lllneluckcts, urging:
cured mc permanently."~Hon. Jolfn

 

11:56.
WIIMAM P. nouns. r. mulls“. on, 8280.
Two Stores. " “““* W”:
- . , A. mums 11:43. Wt
Namath. Conn. , Norwolk, Conn. P. tumor”; nu.

- cunt. property quickly null cheaply.

,‘ NcW’ fork. Newh’

'2 6:55. 7:18. 7:40, 8:!7x. 8256:, 9:15;.
'. 9:37. 10:27x, 10:45x, 11:44.

’3 5:12. 5:40, 0:00x, mu.
.1 10:12x, 10:62.

received in his private uputt-l

ithc United Status fleet now in Eunr‘
room) waters. The sniloru were can
’ductcd into the presence of bin holi-
inc‘ou by Chaplain Evan w. Scott, of
'thc battleship Kansas.

l The pope imported tho npoutolic';

Ethenl to be good Christians and goon”

'cltlzono as well as good sailors and

'lll‘fu‘e men.

‘ Suva. money~Sentiuel ads. will sell
property. get employment or routyn—

 

Haven & Hart
' ford
RAILROAD -.
TIME TABLE ’

alfl' . ,
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16, 1913.

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BOUT“ NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~~l:20x, 5233);, hzilx. 6:09,

 

W.» —...

l’. M.~l:09x.1:18,1l:00. 3:29, 4240):,
7::llx, 9:1l7x,

Sundays.
A. M.-—l2:fibx, 0:33, 5:“.
‘ 10:27:.ll:24.
P, M.~-l2:50x. Eziix. 3:001, 5244,
0250):, 7:‘l2, “3257):, 9::l7x, 10:12x,
10:28.

8:54

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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-12:00x, dziox, 5:40, 6:46.
8:01“, 8:2'llx. llzlflx. 10:02x. 10:00.
10;50x, 11:03. ,

l’. M.~~l2:03x. 1:05, 2:0“, 2:57.
0:301, 3:00x. 4:29, 5:05x, 6:24, 5:23.
0101):. 0:07. Ezlllx. 0:44. “:15, 11:30.

Sunday/I.

A. M.~12:00x. 0:00. 8:03x,
10:02x. 11:00:.

P. M.«-12:]0. 1:02;. 3:30x. 0:021.
15:04.0:01x. 7115):, 8mm, 0:441.11215x.

 

9:001.

sou-m NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN

A. M.w«12:2iix. lzl7x, moo. 7:23.
0:10x, 10:22:. 11:11:.

P. M.~w12:03, 11:57:, 1:20, 3:1“.
4:28. 0:12. 0:153, 0:47. 7:10: 9:20x.
q 10:00x. 11:20.

Muddy... 5

A. M.wi2:28, lzl’l. ?:43.
11:11:. a

P. n.-12:09:. 2:078. 4:473. 6:11;.
3:40. 2:101. 0:34;.0zzdx. 10:50:.

SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY.
A. Mew} :20. 0:18. 8:27. 0:091.
pl “owl-:25. 3:3on “$200 7:161
lundoyu
A. lawman.
P. Mums. 7:15.

DANIUR‘V TO IOU?” NORWALK.

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1 no the barbnrliy of tho collective Chin-

.A. Elm—0:00. 7:23. 1:13. 10:00:;

beautifully carved niurlllc ‘puliuuded'
e90 costume. mime in tho contc‘r of th‘d’ll‘orpludcn ‘
Tailor an important Figure. C‘ii'y‘.‘ uturdily convinced that“ the ln-i
. The Forbidden City or Peliln was congruously gcrbcd crowd about lilmi
built for rampant color. On mnugur- silvored of democratic ldcu'lu und-
otlon day it- wagldogolfitfi withdncOn- us“ in the days of old the effect would
gruouu solemnlty. of cloth. 'ic do not have been the some.

prenslon was accentuated bvixl‘fiill-i The Inauguration Ceremony.
The (Wily touch of native C010! WG-5 The prealdent stand” upon the fig”.
lent by the appearance 0‘ thrao‘Budd- {lime throne dais that many an em»
hlst homes in their upright- yel- paw: has occupied before blur. Hc
low‘ robou. Not. a (lhlneac nilhl‘am“ {laced below on spoctutorn penned izl
gorbed on for the court of a few moment ground. On one hand were;
years ago. All wem in foreign styled the uniformed foreign ministers audl
uniform, evening dress of frock not on a plain every day citizen wus’
clothes. The untforulo‘ot the l’mfilgtheir stuffs. Near by worn the solu-
denrlol Guard weapon bright blue, x\{lllg“’lberc1od“’momhors “of Uhlnn's ial'llil-l
Whlmmlumed. calls. ‘WlllCh- combined incnt: ulonguldc of them rcprcsento.‘
with the glittering Bill“ and 00‘0““! 'thcs‘ of thc‘nlilltnry. and, close by,
uniforms of the members of the for— the enclosure for foreigners in we
olgn diplomatic 00'0“. SHOW “3mm" employ of tho (.‘himesc Government.
the black (111an hundreds [07m The iorclgn'correopondcnls occupied
tune brightness into the scene. The a. different spot, and proving“ was ’
took was allnostiforlorn. The ntte‘:l~ mode elsewhere for other guests.

1th 9‘ “‘0 visitor “’“8 rivltcd by ”m 0n the dais with the prcnldczitclcct
marvelous effortlof the Chicano W." were several functionaries who ml-
or and nhttel' to CODY ”19 foreign slated in the inauguration. Two of
dross. Stovepipe hfllfi 0‘ all come” them wore ollk hots, tipped buck on
able shapes and of BVBI‘Y 50“ 0‘ WW“ their ears, throughout the ceremony.
material except furry nllk appeared. One lmnded'thc president the scroll
Moat fiat wclh buck upon “"3 9M5 0’ containing the out): of office; the oth-
thc wearers :. some rocked mklflhll’ 0“ or received it from him after he had!
the cyehmw. Many. too small mil-M read it out. The prcdldcm mode
hcmhs they sat noon. recklessly defied thrce bowu, the silectotoru followed
all laws of gravity and wind forces. null. and Yuan Shill‘hoi thus became
perched upright or wnhhlml. their president or the Republic. As such
wearers anointing in the. brave effort to ho road a lengthy addfegg'.“bangais”mt
sustain perpendicularly by walking the equivalent of cllcerswwcrc glvcn.‘
like conjurcra to aunmln the balance.
There Ware Outlaw—1nd Collars.
Clothes were u for for the curlen- till the president had received the ion
turiot. Frock coats of ordinary 8N“? clan diplomatic cords. and later to. ;

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of client and king of skirt, cnuhrouded of troops. 1
men sizes too large or sizes too anuill.

and dress suite 0! shall" 8MB “ml time, with new man und nowidcuu, crl
tall! cinching hflfilfl 0" “MOW“? old men with new marinara, wnb drlvg.
dock 00W 01100“ “W 30'” with on homo forcibly every second one!
the product of the he» “mini: tall: remained within the Forbidden City‘

sense of mandarin over “‘0 “‘0“: and the world can well wonder what

own kind thnoughvwbom they 933'“ whot change may be wrought by him
triumohmuv mm the llama. and in the management of tho mourn m
prccnlng themselves proudly In tho hm splendid country.

promo of the rent of the select with,
In tho oxclualvo walls. 3 mvc‘mmvc com. cmavmo
Collars and do: rovcd a lion: coin-,1 RATES.

mm I» most- In may cam “WT PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 11.»:er
adoption of the are» of the “outer,
burburlun" had notboforc ”000 08' that hearing in the invcutlgntion luv
caved. Old time mandarin» warn neon mulled by tho interstate Commerce
without a. collar to 81W flfllflh to “"9" Communion into tho mica and prac-
uluacu frock coats. mm were calico “can of the bud coal carrying rall-
cut to tho «shape of 0. collar. name. ma. no new hero 10d” before Com-
ntuddod clutched collars above a minions: John a, Whig.
ready-mono do which am roamed «urn. communal. mug chiefly mag.
tightly around the neck. 001m wore tormlnc whether the railroads have
collars thnmhcd to shallow 01mm” _ boon litrlctly churving the lntorotnte
In this effort to trot the MM WW}! Commune tum. whether their might
wrong tilde up. 000 mm VON no W1“, men ”'0 mountable. or whether there
in. u all and made actor tho Marlow mm a community of lutcreot among
or by pinning It mil tin to in: neck» limo that. in deontal to the indo-
lum‘d with in mm». All this mm: mow and in: while In an“
,W'mmto tho of“? M‘ mo- .93.].
ald‘m'muut Whoomrdiioo with. Under uubmna to utility. today
5m) which is do mu form were official. of thocenml Railroad
m * ~ . int 01“ m. but it. was expected

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cum Wind Woo. ., . I
Sonia 0m.,,.howar.~< armed
Tum: comedy and 1mm mammalmmmr alliance. including 1mm,
ill untontha mar born. no» of,“ om commandant: subpoena

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and he retired. The specmtorn troop '
ed out, wondered about the courtyard? f :

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block lumen “Milli. 0* 5m: 0‘ any- lowed‘ him to the clnbuttlcmentn m. :
thing but the orthodox material, large the South aGto to watch 0 march punt.

’l‘llut China has colored upon a new ; ' "

sands of Iownad ammo"! of the" type of mm will be tho mun unui v

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that more cane-ted mm or. but , mum lilo: orthc railroad involved.

 

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loo illucllnlnihl lwalllm‘. or tun unruly l'vhllllll‘r-T

.mmumhug Iilllihl in: clinic, llclurc lbw-r urn-ping l'nluw

limb} which anyone wim bowls mull mmm‘iul , will tilul

lt‘llllll‘lllg. ‘
Three pieces of high cla 55 Matclcsse. 2m iulpurtml

\\'c;1v,c, very thin and silky. .

.\l: $2.50 :1 yard. '
' Former price $500..
Three pieces 'of all wool Matelassb, tum—lluml,‘
black with copper, block with brown, Muck with only.
at $2.00 a yard.
‘l’tll‘lllCl‘ pl‘il'c $3.50.
One piccc of heavy tan Diagonal, and mu; pin-u .u‘.
tan liouclc.
at $1.50 1‘. yard.
' l’nrlllcl' prim: $31)”.
One piece of very heavy tan Camel’s Hail, \‘m‘l'
Stylish, ’ ‘ '

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at $2.00.

l’llrnlcl' price $3.75.

Women’s Waists and Blouses

, Fancy Silks and Mcssu‘lincc. French Plaids with
vest effects, Chiffons. Nets: and Laces, in black, white.
and colors. all late models with high‘ or 10w necks,
long or short sleeves,

At $3.50, $3.98, $4.00 and $5.00.

Princcsfs Flannel Tailored Waist:

Certain models that were 532-00 {1nd 824*, in vlmc
l k

out at $I-50.
Black Lawn Walsts
. 'A Special lot illul wow Fm.)
out at 75C.
Attractive Values in White Lawn ‘Nalsts
’ at $1.00.

llll'lllt‘l'l}, to claw

Hu‘llllll l’lnlnl'.

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‘Demcl‘ctraticn of “Universal" Electric
Appliances for general home cooking

5' The HOW-‘36 Furnishing Store has a mmllcrlill rx~
. ' . u a n u r V
lllhlt Ill which milking ln‘ dmli- by clrctl‘lcdy. lllt‘l'c ill'l'

 

shown in practical opurulimi:
Chafing Dishes

. Percolators Toasters
Teaball Teapots Grill and can:

For any of those illL' current can be taken from any
light socket without duugcr «of blowing fuses. l-‘mnl can
be prepared at very short nu llt‘l‘. lircnklent cullcr llmdc
quickly, toast, eggs and chops cooked in a perfect man—
nor-

Cofi'ee Machines

Also a lull line of “l'nircrszll” \varcs for Ullcrnlinu
with alcohol lamps. An invitation is hereby cxlt-lulcd to
numb and 500 this interesting llt’lll()ll.~'lrflllllll.

in tho lluwlllmt.
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‘Wint'er Underwear
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" A D' k in 8:8
,~ . 10 or an 011
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