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in MY sroas YOU SELECT YOUR-own CLoans
FINE WOOLENE
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Examine them as carefully as you please. Annpert takes your nveasure anddrafta a pattern for
11your individual figure,1md another cuts' the cloth. The clothes are made idl- Y‘OU. not to fit a
dummy model and you have a try on to make sure of fire fit. I guarantee satisfaction. and you.
know that you have it before you take“ the goods. The ready-made. dealer mayé PROMISE yw
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81 SOUTH MAIN ST.
setting The Price For;
at the Height oith
Need Much Description.
They Are
FOR
1121222 SUITS ”“113“ $91.95
$312250 SUITS gauzmjiifimifihfi'nn
l? 111..., ..COAII‘S .3:1.;1;.1.;11.,11;:,. 1"“11245
.—- - $1.1... Skirts I miss? $175”
3111:1193 Dresses .2512: Si? :12. $9__.___ 95
Walsts ”7...”;
3:11.123 e111? “omelet"
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.2 These Specials, Corgigg as Tgev £6,
eason 0 0t
Tomorrow and Monday Only
$15.75“
TO 7: MW
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, meats.
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Funeral of Mr. Malme.
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. Changes have been stalls in the
' Herman Er" Meluio ftmeral arrange-
The remains will stay .at the
Gaston; chapel on HSouth Main
until 9' o’clock Sunday morning,
Oct. 12—23310 fie.
a! Mneéationel
Churches divided its third day’ s pro
gram. today, into the regular business
see esslon. the annual meeting of the
Wool Chahcb Building So-
ciety and four sectional meetings, the
letter held in ebu close to the
center. when. In-w ich theamuncll
itself is “his: At the section unet-
inz metal s were taken up for
consideration. upon the reports
or permanent commissions to the
Council on preoeedinx days. At the
mdve'e unto the subject of
floral and xeuxious Education the
apehkers were Rev. 0. C Helming,
of Chicago. wh presided. and Rev. J.
Stanley Durkee. of Brockton, Mass,
and Rev Harry I Peabody. of Chi-
cago. At the gathering which dis-
cussed “The Layman and His Rela-
tiop to the Larger Tasks of the De-
nomination," James Ibsen. a! Wor-
cester, Mann. and W. W.
Mills. of Marietta, bio; James
Schemerhorn, of Detroit; Judge Al-
fred Colt ,ef New Mellon. Conn; B
u. Beardsley, of Kansas City, Mo. .
11161 Albert Fusbnell Hart, of Har-
vard University, and Fred. B. Smith
of New York city. were the speakers.
The third, section
Mary E
Service." had President
paid to Shoes for young folks
‘ grown- ups. Leathers are carefully selected and
shoes are constructed on lasts which are cu-
do‘rsed by authorities on orthopaedic footwear;
the. results being such as lead to case and com-
fort combined with good style and durability.
Button and lace models, 51.59 to $4.00.
. Woolley. or in. flfiyou 0911950."
: the presiding oilioer, and papers. were
_ read by lire. Frederick E. Plait.
New Britain. Conn; Miss Alice P.
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edema. of o‘gayune.‘ Japan; bliss Ka-
aerial Wells; 0! White Plains.N
Y: we J. W. I{World of Nashville.
Rantings, of White
emu YubndiMrs. 11w. Pep-
body or 8151011.. ' 111
The fourth section? was given over
to discussion of work of women as-
sistante in parishes. and many women
gave dveaninute sketches of their ex-
periencea
The Church Building Society was
presided over by Dr. Lucien Warner.
and after Secretary Charles H. Rich-
ards had submitted his report, ad-
dresses were made by Rev. J. ill. Kir
bye, of Des Moines. 111.; Rev. G. F.
same. of Lee Apache, and Rev.
W W. hiewell. of Chicago. '
The attemoim was to be used tor
continuum of the- sectional meet-
ings, and tonight in Woolsey Hall. at
the general meeting the speakers will
betheR’ev. C. F. Aked, ofSan Fran-
eisco. on “The International Con-
science." and the Rev Dr G. A. Gor-
don. of Boston.
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bl! DOESN'T KNOW.
J. Henry Roraback. chairman of
the Republican State Central Commit-
tee. on a visit to New Haven. yester-
day. was asked if he thought it at all
possible that. Governor Holcomb could.
be induced to acept a 'renomlnatlon.
devoted to ulke' matter had not entered his mind. or
on“Congregatlonal Women in Social the next state election is too far away
The Children’ 8 Boot Shop
The same careful attention to detail has been
The state chairman replied that the
mentally
. Why don't newspaper scribes learn
3 pinup somebody who knows some
about the subject when they
want to find out things? As swell qui-
s horse jockey with regard to tho
. doctrine of the Trinity as try to set hr
side political information by pumping ~
J. Hoary gtorabmk. We hav'e had «:1
casino. befa'e. to observe
there seems to be a lurking suspicion
time
at while
that whatlJ Henry
doesn't know about the politics of Con»
neoticut isn’t worth tryill to learn
persuaded tron repeated
pit-sonnet xgeriences at the pump, that:
what on is—lu-
are—and that he couldn’t a politis
cal convention from a Sundby school
exhibition. fiConnectleut _Westem
News. - T
WASHiNGTON, Oct. 22 .—'l‘he BIR-
ish Board of Trade has arranged to '
make final settlements tor all seized
by sales contracts. The price to be
paid will be the market value at tbq
port of shipment on the date of ships
ment, and contracts of the same dates
will be used as a guide in arriving at
the price to be paid.
PARIS Oct. 2, 2. 40 p. m.-—Germ.n
troops yesterday evening made an and
successful attack upon certain French
positions near Givenchy, according to
the announcement made this after-
noon by the French War O'che.
BERLIN, Oct. 22, by Wireless to
Sayville, N. Y.——Bulgarian troops have '
advanced south of Strumlisa and have
driven The forces opposing than
across the \‘arder river, it was official.
ly announced today by German Army,
——Soulh Norwalk Sentinel.
Headquarters.
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Store closes at 6 p. m. Saturdays.
Exceptional value at $19. 50
as to those for
black stitching.
$1. 50, and they wash perfectly.
.out in a body to the funeral.
when they will' be removed to the
Elk‘s Home. The tuners] will be held
from the Home at 2 o'clock. Mem-
ber- of dig Moose and Elks met last
;evening 'and these lodges will turn
The
members will march on foot as far
as the Soldiers’ Monument when
special trolleys will carry them in
Riverside cemetery...
OPENED HER EYES. .
Clara-4mm it be. Dolly. that you
are to marry Mr. Smith after saying
to me repeatedly that you could not
endure sinfully—The truth in
Clare. dear. Ili‘s’ until i heard that
his aunt had died. leaving him a for-
«tune. I was deceivedin .my own feel-
fit and look like Dads '
Bluchcr and lace models.
For Boys and Little Lads
Sturdy Shoes made up on mannisll lasts, that
Full call, patent leather and tan Russia, in
$2.50 and $3.50-
“Buster BroWn” Umbrellas
Since fashion
f ur.
Fax
Skunk
Monkey
Persian lamb
Beaver
Pony
Second floor. Raccoon
used generously on all winter garments.
is provided all cllonllous variety in all kinds of
_' 3- ’ 11? at?
2.93 i .
lugs toward mini—London Teleateph:
fast black
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amending
ing styles.
For little folks to carry to schooL 'lhc handles
are plain straight sticks, silver tipped, or some—
times there is a most interesting; little dog's
head at the end, a terrier or a little lop-cared
hound. The covering is gloria. or union taffeta.
‘50“- and 75¢, $1.60 and $1. as. = 1.
Umbrella Simon. . 5.
.1 .. 2 The Lamp Section
Shades for candles andlampe a specialty
1gift of one-half
at $190
of Coffee it 701:
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, This newly arranged section is n'oxirin- better condi-
7 Itio'n than ever to assist and suggest
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' V1 nishin'gs of the comertabl'e' home. In either gas or elec-
{21:11: portables there are new and artistic designs.
'. shade ruby be selected or ordered to s'uit perSonal taste. ,
. Wet Couchlamps bend in ,any direction after .
fithe goose-neck style and are agreeably shaded. ". '- - _ .
Odd Electric Lamps with unique: shades are especial— ’
1y designed for desk or dressing table lights.
Domes for semi-indirect lighting ape in various pleas- .
e home lighting.
the necessary far-
The
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Coffee 3-pound can with
Wood's Gilt Edge .
With a-pound can
Tea in any flavor you may c house, 1
hminstesnu‘gs. 9 x 10 for $19.50
A pleasing collection in soft tans, leaf browns, the tawny olives and woodv greens
that are so harmnious in doldring. The patterns are geometric and conventional such
as persons of taste approve for living-rooms asd dining-rooms.
On the third floor.
I~Washable Kid Gloves
_ Very satisfactory are the washable gloves
which make it possible for a woman to. go about
with .spis, span;
1The one—button kid gloves are in white, pearl,
tau and sand color with both self—colored and 1
clean. gloves always. 1.
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Trimming Section
For Trimmings
decrees that Fur Bands shall be
lll'_‘l(‘
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Caracul and
Oppossum in all widllls
together with
For heads and tails
Buttons , .
Ermine tails
Chinchilla heads and
buttons
Glove section. main floor.
Wood’s
Special introductory offer this week with free
Collee
pound package of tea.
1-2 pound of
May Queen Tea
1-2 pound of
Primrose Tea
with
Basement...
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The livingroom deble with
’ its pledsenlly‘r‘shaded lamp is .
. a joy to the farmly all win-
ter. Next to are firésnle it is
the shrine of the household.
’ There lie the interesting
magazines. the favorite ' _ .
cum '
books and papers: ,
stand the work basket and the = ‘
tobacco jar . f
it is the gathering place of.
the family and intimate I ’
guests. .Let it ‘3‘: well
‘ Jfghted. ' x ' '
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American cotton which is- not covered .9
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