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lug burglar’s big haul.
“'1 ‘ Work of Professionals.
That it was the work or a gang ott-
> professional “second story” burglars,
" that has been operating extensively
throughout the New England .stntesY,1Y
is the belief of detectives who are;
hard at work on the case twoday The
burglars had climbed up the post 01;:
the broad veranda around the house
A window opening from the sleep4
‘ ~ 1113 room of Mr. and \irs. Child onto’
the roof of the porch had been forc- 1
ed open. The radio had been care~'
fn‘lly sears for valuables and 231-“;
ter gettitf $6,099 worth the [111131;
lat-s evidently were satisfied with the
“ returns of their worli ‘Yand taking no‘
phones; or capture, left by 1119,1111;
Ndéw‘flthput fittempflns to ditto? mi
of the other ~roonr'é of the hopes. .
' ' e.8erva11t'o in House. e .
You servedgin the idlnlhg
room between 6 and 7 o'clock in the . ;~ ._ .‘
..evening. These in the house at the .~ . .
time were Mr. and Mrs. Child; their 1 _. iiiii
mud-daughter 11nd maid.Y-11nd .two :‘ . 2 _ i, -.
Japanese servants. -- :4 '
Just as the dinner was finished; ,
noises were heard on the secbnd floor , :Y‘ '
or the house 1111 thossiiwh‘o send it . ,3 '
supposed that it was made by some
onembers ot' the family and paid no; *
_ forther attention to it. =. ‘ 1
1E ‘wss not unit] 11 o'clock, when 4 '1
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111- 111‘. other articles 4
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Opening Week
This is the week when one is ttcatcd to a View of
style in all wearing apparel for women and children. That GOULDING
EVERY is exactly why Opening Week was planned 011 such a mag-
AFTER— nificent scale—to give a alliance for tureful and leisurely in- HARP
NOON spection before purcbhsimg Autumn Styles for women and ENSEMBLE
Children.
Coats, Furs, Gowns, Tailored Suits, Waists,
and Hats
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Trimmed Hats take their places in public,
Severe Hats for business
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Magical Ribbons
There are some wonderful novelties made
'irom Ribbons Which are beautiful and useful.
They are in the cases at the Ribbon Section:
and show the possibilities of lovely ribbons.
A Work Bax ofb [ck and white“ striped,
:ribbon, linodauith dl k red satin “11h satm,
ticushions, {metres and needle— book. ,
A Bag of black a11d,wltite stripe combined
with pink brocadctl ribbon, very unique.
Candle Shades, white ribbon with quillings
of pink ribbon and woe pink roses.
A Boudoir Cap of pale blue ribbon frothy
with white latte and small blite and pink roses.
Garters, Ohl
bands, adorned with pale pink roses \11th deep
pink hearts
A"Heart Bag" of pink with Wreaths of
bons. ' _. r 1
enough to eat.
the designs and the ways of putting together
there pretty things. '
1 :- Matn'l‘loor
Petticoat Ruffles " ‘
, When a petti‘coat flounce or ruffle becomes
worn or kicked out and the rest of the petti-
coat- is good, a new flounce may be attached
Novelties in black and. white stripes. .. -
Y-YYSatineYs with lavender flowers.
Notion Section
Dress Forms, Special
Five Pneumatic Dice ' Forms to close outY‘Y
' at reduced prices. .2. ‘
Formerly $14. ea, four Yin size 42, one in size
46,111: .
U 1 . ‘ $10 00 to close out.
Pattern Section.
'uble to 31.11111: ‘dr 'the details we ’ "
Shirred ribboris over elastic.
small tloucrs, this 15 a holder of lingerie rib-
A cascade of small Sachets that look good
All of ribbon, customers are willingly shown '
M‘a‘de full size a. , ‘ , 75c
ESPECllALLY HATS.
There were hundreds on the first opening day, and hundreds are gone If it were not
that new ones appear each day it would be disappointing—but every morning sees new
Dress Hats of lace and fur
Velvet Hats with plumes
Sailorsr for the girls
Bewitching Hosiery
\C\Cl‘ did one dream of Such siorking‘s out- 1
side the \rabian \igl1ts.ll1ty are bcwitching I
and beuilderimg
Sheer Silk Stockings embroidered over the.
instep with flowers, small animals and shin—
lug snakes. ‘ . _
Black Silks'u'ith iiisertions over instep (f.
black or white lace.
Gold Silk with inserts of gold lace.
Black and White Openwork Stockings in
elaborate patterns.
Boot efEcCts with cords (1111] small buttons
simulating boots, :1 small tassel at the ankle
top.
White‘and black, and black and white nov-
élties, hmizoutal and vetticol stripes, fancy,
clockings and e111broiderv..
$1.00, $1 50, $2. 25 up
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October Fashions
Learn theétylesl The Special Suhsu' ttvtion
for the Designer 15 extended through 1M4~ :3
month. , _ i
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The Designer for one year, l
The Fall Fashion Book, including iree cou-
pon' formattern, , . 40c
\
T110 Special representatives of the Standatd
Tashion Co. are at. the Pattern Secttbn this
11eek.TheV it 111 be glad to Show new style:
and explain patterns.
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1 Main Floor, 'dast.
Feather Boas N "
The cool October weather promptsY a desrre '
for a little extra wrapping but not too much,
and a Feather Boa is quite the needed article
. 2“" l
Ostrich Feather Boas, black white, natur-
a1 and co111binat101'1s of white and black, at
$2.00, S2. 50, $3.00 $3. so up to $5 "
T rimming Section.
form: Amt. ,, m
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