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Business Dena-Imam
1:388 --Branch Office. Norwaik-
;usua’Editofl Residence.
385:th W‘ m“-
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S A special' Communication at W
Well Lodge, No. 108 F a .A. M'., will“
he held in Mannie Temple, South
~ plain, street, Friday bvenlnp. Novem-
ber 6. 1914, at 8 o'clock.
Work—E. A. Degree. Ail Mater
Much. cordially invited to attend.
- Fraternally.
D. B. BEACH, W. M.
Ame F. 5.,Lyon.
Acting secretary, ~
" W
3 VA Stated Convocation of Butler
0mm, No. as. a A M., will be
held Tuesday evening. November 10,
1910. at 8 o'clock.
Work-P. M. Degree. All Royal
Arch Masons cordially and fraternalty
invlted.
CHAS. A. TUCK. H. P-
Atteat: F. S. Lyon,
Assistant Secretary.
SHOP EARLY.
Do our Christmas shopping early in
the season. in the morniné it you can
and remember the needy. This is the
' phrase which will be seen in the stor-
‘V es. in siore windows and in the trol-
ley cars to remind us that the nee-
‘ essary Christmas articles '00 be bought
should be houghtmow‘durihg Novem-
her it possible. Let us begin to think
of what we want to give our friends
this year, and then let us buy it in the
feel fresh, nud'
morning when we
ready to spend time in choosing some
of the dainty articles that we see dis-
played. if on the other hand we ‘do
not begin now, we shall find crowds
in the trolley car, crowds at the coun-
ten. and things will not seem half so
pretty. Perhaps mum at you remem-
her how you did your Christmas
. shopping \ou started toward the end
of December to begin to buy, The
trolley was so crowded you could
, you reached the stores you
4 that at every counter the people were
“two and three and four rows deep
.3 trying to edge and push and even to
V3 struggle their way in. in Order to buy
what you set out for. By that time you
felt cross and tired and disgusted
with shopping. The girl hehl'nd the,
“counter who had not had a cllance
_ ”to sit down all day felt tired and
. cross» and. disgusted too and.co_nse~
. tiuently neither of you enjoyed what
.9 shopping eight years ago; but new
for some years we have had: won:
before us the yearly reminder to do
our Xmas snapping early: in. the sea:
son. Consequently there have not been
halt the crowd in the trolley car or:
half the crowd attire counter undue
* i-glrl who waited'on you has not been
‘ halt-so. worn out as the girl of seven
v'cars ago andChristmas shopping has
been twice as enjoyable. First think
back and you will aglee with us that
V this is true. This year we are again
told: to: shop early in theseason and in
:the morning it we can. Many of us
“can not but then again many of us
can. so those at us who can. let us
plan to go down in the morning. Most
of thestores have only $3 few pegpie
.in- them hefbre S0 otcmclt, even at the
‘ usy season, so by doing shopping
comfortably in this way, it is more
omiortabie and sally for others. TM!
It especially we are asked to re
member the needy for there are many
iglt amongst us evervwhere. There is
‘ need to say “why" but there is
can to say.“hpip."' Many of the: iac'v
‘being regarded as the almost duty ,V
. and test of citizenship.
argument, here it is.
'tor life
V Could hardly move and when at last .,
found .
.‘.you were doing. Such was‘Christmaa :basSadhr Gerald's assurance that Ger- ,.'
.and. withihe gradual opening oh the:
7's
0‘
spirit.“ CW
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WOMAN PATH-NOTE.
1.,
5111. #0013 ”OR“ Man can will be a most happy and merryj film
lone hemwuohiaacarriedout 9201‘ 3
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it used to be a stool: argument withl ii , ‘
an-tlwltram tan, semen stulli ll
not have the belie: because they ‘V
couldnt go to war. military service:
With war tdi-
ing into disrepute and citizenship .,
gauged by higher standards. that
taunt has died: away. But if anybody
still wants an answer to thefianqiénti ll
Women are shedding their blood tor
their coulitry in the present sierra-not
,on the tiring line, in the heat of bat- . ,
tie, but (211me and bravely in hoe-1
pleats where the wrecks of barbaroul ' '
militarism come to be patched up
into human semblance again.
WA» hospital is ,nma.,mucs« m,
which: Dr.‘ Alexis Carrel, the famous
American surgeon of the Rookefeller
Institute is giving his services, issued
an appeal recently for volunteers to
save soldier~patlents who, were bleed-
ing to death from wounds. Their only
chance was in the translualon 01'.
blood trom the healthy,
strong. living men or women. Scores. V
of people immediately offered them-l V“
selves for the sacrifice. and there its3
now a steitdy stream of volunteers:
They represent rich and poor; theh
come from all classes of society, And
we are told that most of them are
veins of
women.
Need we wonder at it? Women
have always been ready to give life
All the pain and sacrifice of
all the men eler wounded on the field _
ct bilttle a’re trivial compnt‘od with’ . V
what women have endured to bring
those armies into the woi'ltif
”'7‘“.
OUR BQOMING EXPORT TRADE.
The chronicling of facts. mubtin: V
our toielgli traVVde revival 'thl‘bdtén’s" to".
become monotonous. Every .weelt 3
brings its story or re—opened market-
and. recordmrealllng shipments. ,
The export [figuresior the last [owl
days ill the port of New York estnh.
Hall a high water mark. The last .
four weeks [on whining complete. ”STVV
port has been 33an show thal there
were exported from New York nearly
812.000.0th more- ot goods than dur- .
ing the some period last year. The -,
federal treesury department reports ‘
that the total shipments of food pro-5
ducts from all American ports‘ in ‘
September was nearly three times as
great as in September of last year,
making a gain of 828,000,000. Exports
oil all sorts are nowVVl-unninx over $5,-
000,000 a day. and the department 00- 'V:
tlmutes that the total for October will ‘
be about ”70.000000. That rate; if V
maintained, without increase, would
mean a yearly total greater than an)’
ever attained up to 1911. _
This showing is the moreiremark-f
able when we consider that Germany. S
which next to Great Britain has been ;
otlr best customer, hubeen absolute- S
1y cut on irom our trade. 3W1th Am- ‘
many and Austria will now "take at ?
.lbnst 75.000 bales of cotton a month. ‘
German market twother nouicontiw ¢
bandicommodltied, our position will. :
improve still more rapidly. _
It has been evident for some weeks ,
that there wanidwbe no lack of foreign?
buyers for all the fooddtnlls we cal-ed:~ ‘ i
to sell. Now many of ant beg lndus« ‘93,,
it
lus of war orders
the war lasts and for some time all- ‘9,
toward. we are destined to feed their?»
. _ 9 . .
Therein: can scrim. mmneéhu‘ : "
been discovered in France, and tho
doctors are now preparing a serum to '
he injected into patients on the ibflr
tlelleld. ill the enriys stages of in! V
lion. This inoculation is3 expected
obviate amputations and prevent m.
a ,step farther, and discover the on}
an anti helium ‘seritngl to be injectiod 3 . V
into all kings. emperors, ambassadors... ,
prime ministers and army boards
“4......—
itch critics saysn needs another Bibi ‘ S
does Brittanla, in her "
tries are beginning to feel the semi; -. '9 , »
Obviously. willih‘ ll ‘
world and to be the world’s workshop. 3 ..
loss or his. Now let the declare to ', ‘
propellant causes, war. and. prepare
311 German dtptpntacy, as the Elm- ’-‘V
But not bratty mass he leaii ilnpo
rtant. "imam of dollars have already been saved by those who
3!! wisely took advantage of the splendid opportunities—“mad tomorrow. your opportunity will be even greater.
..3 From the opening hour until closing time, the most Wonderful assemblege of values ever displayed in any
store will be spread before you to pick and choose from. We are out to break
‘- mopeds for crowds—to break a3 records for bargains.
values of wbl
c to tell baill the news for there are hundreds of other items, the
are m as great as those depicted in this ad.
Misses’
’Women’s and
The Bargains at! crowding in so fast, rainy sell out beflope they
YOU MUST
Tailored Snits $16. 95-
Still Wonders Grow in our Women’s Apparel Department
6%” enhance to be advertised. But here is a SALE
: ' VALUE $20 T0 $25 so
You have never been handsomn or smarter models. Every new eii’ect, long or short coats,
.piaited or the very new full flare sidrts. The materials are serge. chmdot. diagonal, poplin broadcloth gabardine
and ripple Cleth, in green, brown, plum, blue and black. Some trimmed" with for or velvet.
redingote styles, plain,
woman's NECngAa
Specially Friend for Saturday.
Includinaflalmpes. lace trim!!!
ed with planned collar of net.
nicely boned. in large and varied ,
assortment of attractive styles.
l Gladstone Mitch Collars. its
ldainty patter-at. in net and or-
l gandie ammo showing oi.
styles not to be lound elsewhere.-
Collar and Cut: Sets, launder
9 Led: and semi- asunder“, ct linen 3.
aid ermdie'smart finish tor . itrdav
l'tailored gowns. 3 . 3
UNIVERSAL. BREAD
.5.—
a pair
was;
b
borders to
$3. do BLENHEIM BEANKEFPS
Last case of these famous- Bell l3l
thd’sbine made Comfortbfi
filled with willie Red Cmoottnn, 9.1mm,
match some in ”pink, blue; y"
Blankets. Comfortables, Sheets, Flannels, l
Cottons, etc... etc.
. So much underpriccd, according to present market, that the opportunity bccomea eit-
traordinory -- certainly a time to buy,- if: ever there was one.
$6.50 and$7 so WOODEN BLANKETS:
24 prs of California ands. Dianwnd Vallby
Wool Blankets. white, gray and red- Set.
$4.98
LV’c
3.n..
MAKERB ' . ....
Four to six lbs! lilac: value. l“ 9 :Sfirdhaykpfia‘rm like a $5439 119191133 59c Shéets, 3t 3; 90 bath r (lay {fig . ’
3 V32. 00 euch— ' , !3 EMEN SLAMNML' ’ " 850 Sheets, 8I :fl90 Saturday 59¢
Saturday ...... ‘31449‘ i“ it 5:: f d 1 f0 - 92¢ Shths, Si 90 Saturday .7939 }
ou‘a-rAiM swarm-lane : 00 Piece?"0 E F“ Emileb: waldo I 959 ”9,190ch% _ 3_ , > .
2:4; yahdsg stmmfifdm ': [ :fgjta’ Skirt“ and pajanlns. Saturday, Pele 45x 36 inch. hémsfitchtd,“ made the ,
maxim proofpiéfii 33‘”, " . 3 ' ri ht we. of the clout sttlrd muslin.
,each-—- 1.‘ ‘ ~ , C‘ we OHTING FLAM‘ iSElurtlzly,y each. .. ..y.. 31275¢3 i,
' Saturday” . . .‘.”: . . 89¢ , 3 l 2000 yards of soft fleeéy Outing Flatt-a 99 BLEACBED Muesfim 3.
9.9.1: 99999:: V VV ’ 5‘ ii “Sl- suitable for night‘s) etc ,Sabltdayi; Another once of this Soft long "cloth”
' ' l g » per yard m -' - - :V‘ ' 7% finish Bllbached Muslin. yard wide Satori ,
., l, , show “Bassnmmomms titty, peryard ........... . ..5¢
59.99999 .
each
*1 93 S
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL.
I case of soft bleached Outing Flannel.
,3; Saturday; per yard . ..
. -. SHEETSI 933E155” '
Big fulli size, bleached and unbleached,
no beams no dressing -
59c Sheets, 72 X' go: Stimulant:
* 3i: APROM GINGHAMS. , .,
too pieces Stand‘ar "Apno Gingham, ,
‘ , neat blue and white . ~
turday, per yard. . . . 3.1.43.3..3
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9 low and hello Saturday,
seal, Morocco (and crepeg"
Persian p
small medium and large
seal leather,
sizes. '
......
, lNLAlD LINOLEUM
‘oia.o.uoed
mm Fun: V.
Women' s W .
resVseS . _ , , omen s
. Regular $9.98 values . . _, 3 9,
Until and satin combinations. latest flare circular , V ' ‘
skills, satin slccVes and drop skirts, with topics of self lilit— «3 3
terial. “1 “WY; block and green. Sins l4 ‘0 44 Samples from a lnbkcr of high—class garliluits,
\‘re you going to be among the ones to get one of eicry one a new model Only twentl -fivc in the ,1.
these dresses? . lot and scarcely two alike Every new coating L ’E
.4 . , , » every new color: values tip to $20.00 - 9.?
_' BLACK» 07 WOMEN S COATS. 3 It
.. , \Iade of ‘Bmadcldth ouch Cheviot, plain tailored, satin ' 3 V 4. ." 3
‘ line throughput, full length value $l2.oo and $15.00. ‘ , It
@Ch eseuoeuu....-ueone. ............. ...... ...... “$4” . . -* 5‘
, _ 3”
l. "‘ ‘ ' F “‘ . ' ._ ' fl' - | 9 9
3 HERE ARE A FEW OF THE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN , «- lnBlOfld 0f 32 50 we prion ,tllese _ T .. UNDER E It
i3 . « ‘ "393933193 «9310910 ,9 W ‘ V, W AR g H
4 DRESS (.00 w, ., ~ -
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. Make any comparison you has, quality for quality. and you will buy 0 Quantity atypileflaponico - fit it
be convinced that you cannot match these values in any “other Silk and CropeVWSlsta, in“ the t fluent “‘9 past few days been 10191913 winders that Warm H
, store. it is such values that maintain our policy. “Always More for newest “199913 999099134999“, UNION“? Time W08 nearly here For your own comfort (as you . it
Lew” “l,“ ' . undor the regular brine Tumor. as for health considerations) prepare for it NOW and be read} , .
l ‘5 “ ‘ “, row is or tip ortunity .- whenthh real cold days come. We have the RIGHT KINDS al the H
3.000 YARDS WOOLEN ones; ooooe - ’0 9 3193.9 PRICES , 9,-
These are dai’ntiiy designed I ' 0 . ‘.
«Juat‘purchnsed, direct from the mill, all the newest lahglca. in and made—some hand embrol- ' 3 3 . ,, 9 It
the newest styles and colors, in lengths suitable (or Skirts and tiered, some with due tucks “a 3 , MS“? N’WU’ML WOOL SHHWS AND DRAWERS3 3 ,33. .
Dresses AT ABOUT 33 1-3 UNDER REGULAR VALUE. Displayed hemstltchlnz. and many have Made" of Australian selected yarn—every garment perfect. in out. l H
on special tables for easy choosing new, high- back oollarst ,mm and finish—«a garment made to retail at $1. 50 each— ~ .33
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how ALLWOOL aaoaocLo-rit Waist in the lot is desirable and ._ Cm Special at - ------------------- 7513. 00 u
.S 54 inches wide. in all the muted colors. shrunk and sponxeaw 3 ,‘MW. . , ‘ V 3 ' WOMEN’S UMON Sun»; E H
- 3. . ‘ l . ‘
SI)“ 18] PCT yard " ---------- . ------------ 31- 239 . ' Made of extra fine quality yarn. heavy whence lined. blah neck: it
81.00 ALDSILK BLACK SATIN ' and long sleeves. high neck and 3elb‘oy sleeves; value. 81. 20 each— u
36 inches wide. hilly pusranteed~ , ' L3ONCifi KiMONOS ' _ , Special... . . . i - . ............ 4 ............. 3‘] w ”3
S et y r ............... ‘ ......... V ....... Made °‘ heavy fibnneiette. , “ ‘ it
lltcial P 11 ‘1 79¢ large van“, 0, mum and cab woman's LISILE vnmo Hose 3
5°? SHEPRARD CHECKS ° iore, nieer made and finished): l Extra fine quality: black. tan and all colors; special heels and “J
36 inches wide. large and small checks» 3 . 3 value. 32,00 9999;. _ - 9999; garter tops“ value, 590 per pair— ‘
rSlmcial. Per yard' . . ..... 3. . .'. ...... . . . . . . ....... 36¢ S 5985581,. . . . . . : .‘. ...' 92¢ 3P0; Pair . . . . . . ... ....... .... . ........... .,WWE i
Tile patterns; value. 31. 300 per V’
square yardo— . '. . :
Special $¢
SWFAST DM’ARW -
Full 30 inches wide. all colors; ,
Value, 500 per yard——
Special... 39¢
MUSLIM CURTAINS ‘ ‘ ‘
2% yards long, made with ruf- , _ '
lie; value, 50c per pair—3 ‘ " ‘ '
Spgcial. .. ‘ '
oaoss ethical: ouarAme‘ ‘ '
brands long. all colors; value:
$1.00! per. ill-11'7"" .9- . .
Special
'JHWEBS 91‘» .,‘ ,3. “ ‘ ,
Blank ‘md white: ’vaiue, 21in
pair—- -,- .j:‘
Pair ..917¢_ . ‘ ~
“M51?“ ’ ' '
walmoemplnaasyrou it», _j3 ' V "
L Large assortment of now» and _3.
pretty styles; values up» w in. 9,;
r c1909, ma
loll collard. tan, latest embhroidercd
of an; imperiled kidshin
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