', street.
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“GE my; THE SOUTH uonwnnx EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY, one. a, 1915 ,1?
_ -. 1h
N0 JOKE from great books, inspiration from lbe forgotten. Rev. Werner condemn;
U, tonsldenng the amount you‘d have Beyond ' good men and be invigorates his mindli'et a few days, and thee ed the theory which so many people; OWLAND’S
to 33;; lwith noble thoughts as he does his The all beholding sun shall see no‘ practice, of trying to forget their dead, 1
'0, FIRE protection. night and day Comparison iheart with sunshine and fresh air,— more tend emphatiwlly asserted that thet
How msmificant appears the cost l 1 t .he prizes all sweet human friend In all his touise nor ye1 in the cold dead, as We” as the living ShOIlld be, 1 l
WM. comma with what by Fire i'. .\0 other veteran ("an ('Otn' iships.~lie has charity for the earring, ground. praied for'aud retneutbt'tfd .by their; Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St. 1
pare With 300d Ale for “ma‘ sympathy for the sort-owing and cheer Where thy pale form was laid with friends. "“115 0003310111 331d Rem!
lost. ‘
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to accumulate Property is no 30“: faction and nourishing ”mm" ,for the despondent; he is indifferent
“hen seems it 80 “P in smoke, . , “95' For these qualities, as to none. helpful to some, friendly
But worst of all, to tax endurance, l for flavor, no other 31“ “0” with all. and finally he leaves the
Is the thought tint 3°“ Md no 133“" F pares with world a little better off because of
\ ance. l ' ,Him, and he lenies it #when leave he
"MORAL" l linustrvbrayely and cheerfully with
”5“" “‘5‘” with a S S :faith in (Rod and good will to all his
. Ifellowmen
Taylor & GOlden A! i No man has real sympathy who has'
‘ . _ J not himself tasted of the drags of the
Trust Lompany Building l . 9 ,cup of biltcrness who has not lived
— 7 /~Eelephonte# f3??? _ ”_l on Draught and liliiough the night of darkness and
in BUttles EverYWhere ttlvt'spaH. It seems to be the law of
lNHlul‘t' that nobility of character is
Christmas Gifts
For Men
Bath Robes ........ $3.50 up
Smoking jackets. . . . . .35 up
Gloves ............. “1 up
Neckwear ........... 251: up
Handerkerchiett ..... 15c up
All of the very choicest the mar-
kets anrd. This list will be chang—
ed two and three times a week.
WATCH IT!
JilSEPH DAVIS
85 Wauhtngton St. 80. Norwulk.
WEATH ER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity;
1;. nemily 11111 and continued cold to
Illiilll and Tuesday. e1 1
t‘Ioudy 1111111 initially weather pt't-
‘.clls this morning in the Lake region
and New England and unsettledl wca-
tlici' with total showers in thel .owei'
Mississippi \ alley and along tl1ct1ult
and South Atlnn 11 coast An 1'\te11.
ed area of high pressure is central
this morning ov-11 Michigan and low
Special PinvL‘asks (:1 gallons for
family use 011 draught at home,
from any dealer or jobber.
BASS 1k 00.,
no Warren 31..
Importers.
New York.
ANNlllll l0lllll 0f SNRNOW?
|li11o in 11 Supreme lleing No man
l Continued From Second Pug:
and children‘s truest guardian. It is
'the star of hope that shines forth in
the midnight of despair, It is God's;
‘good old No. l~of which I have the.
honor of being an humble membcrvl
has disbut‘fit’d "101‘“ than 530010000‘Z’1m- whether its every hour be full of
in charity, and every penny of it has
gone itito worthy and deserving hands
but only the recipients know wliith
cr it came and what loving secrecy
‘.1rouded the givinngod ulone knows
the blessings that the needy have ask-
cd Him to grant unto the It P O. E
\\‘11 me our brothers keeper.
. To join our Order it is necessary
It'tltlt't'nt'tl 111 iitisei'y
lit-aired in adversity ~
:bt‘lltflllll.’ 111 a Supreme
.
Inot how or where or when we
both in pain and
that it must
the furnace fires of cxpei'r
out resplendently' and
be
‘tried 111
It-nt-e to shine
,to live the doctrine of "I am my
lbroiher's Ke1per.”
In this solemn hour our thoughts
-- the lift'ht'rc
No thinking man can but be
'.l\‘vtll upon immortality
attcr
lleing can
I know
shall'
but l have an abid-
doubt that life is immortal.
1111' meet again,
best friend and the devil's worsttmg l.tith 111 the (treat Hereafter.
enemy. ('harity is the very essence of
humanity'wand humanity is charity l 111.11 1111...) tit-stut- us we shall 111111
When l say that the only seciet of: ”m dearest,
‘0th ”MW ih ”1" ”Mill." Ii (10% I ‘10 The spirit li'icnds' on carth we held
not mean that we hide the fact that thc nearest, I
we down-w t'httt'Iti'v~-l\'t' 1111 and “'9 111111 111 1111- shining distance tlod's
want you to know it. Mother Lodgc— gm” throne." 1
I do know that “every life no mat,
low and every moment jewellt'd with
a joy must, at its close, become 11
tragedy as dark and deep as can be.
norcn of the warp and woof of inys 1
tery and death."
l\'ly h1'(il'llci's~—l1ci'c
sanctuary
the sacred
dedicated this day to the
services of our beloved order, amid
the living memory of our honored
in
pressure a1eas 1111' central ot1i 'l‘csns,tl111 you be a white citizen of the' ,
and Montana. 'llie tempeiaturt-s 1111
low in all the northern districts,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
1 TODAY.
'l‘cmpcratttrc . 1.1m.
Rain.
CITY NEWS
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,l' nitcd Stateswthat you be 11 law
labiding and moral man, and that you
lll‘lll‘\P in a Supreme Being. We do
/tnot ask what your religion is-«we
/illl‘llltt‘ no distinction between 'I‘hy (lod
,nnd my God—We do not ask what
‘y'oui politics are We only demand
that you be a law abiding citizen of
this tonntry and that you :tcknow-l
ttlge Almighty (lod. We absolutely
prohibit the introduction of any re
liglous 01' political topic iii our lodgc
1'.oom We seek to touch by word and
dcad~mny l toninicnd this thought?-
That it c here and now renew the ob-
ligation we assumed when we joined
the ll, l'. O. F). and that
ant-w the doctrine that God Is the
father of nil—rind that we, His chil-
dren, are brothers and let us carry:
out into the world the high resolve to
live indeed like brothers with all ourl
fellowmcn.
The knowledge of the Fatherhood
‘of God and the brotherhood of man
has come to every man with brain
I
wc learn
31111311"l Meow?" 0“ ”‘gh “”9” spent deed the doctrine of the l‘atherhood'”lough ‘0 ”mm and “9“" “HOUR“ ‘0
Sunday in New Y,ork \isitlng friends.
’-_.1_.__.—.——
llelitsco, former manager of
Theatre, spent Sunday in
.11 1111
the Recent
Ivu'wnllt.
’l‘lie \Tliatsocvcr Circle of King's
l‘taughters will meet at the church
Tuesday, Dec. '1' at 2:30.
_.\1\,__
Attorney Dunbar was 111 New Can-
;tzui today at the bearing of the case‘
of (‘.osorta vs. Mazzello.
——Watch the columns of this paper
each day for special suL gestions for
Xmas gifts that you (an titty at Don
nelly' s Stationery Store.
Dr. I". J: Morrison of Main stteet,
has purchased a new Studebaket auw
toiuobiie through the Reynolds Motor
("111 Company.
'I he regular monthly business meet
in; of the Women's Guild at
( Lurch, has been \postponed from
Tuesday. December 71b, to tl‘iesday,”
llt'ctmber lith.
—-Remcm'ber at. Donnelly's they can
play three machines :11 one time with-
out interfering with cach other, two
I‘nco demonstrating rooms is 'what
makes this possible.
At 8:15 o‘clock this evening the
committee of arrangements in con-
nection with the t‘ncas Tribe and Am-‘
et'it'tm Band ball. will meet in mentions—despises no one because hum-1(0mmunIUn “‘Ith
bie or poor: he is respectful yet self-.
lied Men's “'igwam.
meeting are asked to come again, and
those not present last done are urged "ourteous to all obsequious 1101 sub ,She, has a voice of glndness, and it
seeks wisdom:
to be on hand tonight. ’.
"www'
1the systematic saving pl
" the hardest to obtain.
The People’
on Washington,
All those ptcsent at the last;
$1 000 or main: YEARS 5
Do you /1'ellize that you can save this sum through
Bonds of Thrift?
, Self-made men have llways 111111 the first $1, 000 was
Come ii'i'f'lhd let III Ihow you how by. systematic
saving, you can accomplish great results.
. p '. j momma. 11111111
01 God and the brotherhood of man
The ll. I’. t). l-‘.. is 11 real democracy.
till the lodge room all men are equal——
the richest are poor and the poorest
live in abundancewei ery' man is judged
ton his own merits and cvcrt innn ls
[gin-11 the chance to prove his merits
~evci'y man is helpful and the com-
mon good is the concern of all. "We
are our brother's keeper."
‘.od speed the coming of the dawn
of that glorious day when all men and
every man In 11nd out of the lodge
'room will accept these thoughts as
truths and live up to them—~whcn
malice and eniy will have been ban
feel the thrill of life. I
I stood before Niagara‘s wondrous|
spectacle and was awed by the grand-l
eur of what I saw and there I felt'
the thrill that thought of the It‘ntlier-I
‘liood of God and the need of thet
brotherhood of man I gated upon thcl
lloyal Gorge out in thc Rockies—that
iiidcscrinble scene of Natuic's majes-l
tic beauty, «and again l felt the thrill}
that taught the Fatherhood of God
and the brotherhood of mam-and thenl
again when Ihctu'd the first shrill cry]
of my beloved first born I reallzed
anew the truth of the Fatherhood of!
God and the ncod of the brotherhood
I
t
tslnd from the hearts of men, t’ttid 0f "Mll‘dnd m9" 0"" night yearn;
'uhcn prejudice one against the other
1will be 11 stlgmn of shame even as it
is a mark of ignorance.
il'llk “H's 1. Normal life.
in his work,
lut'es.
'.uodei'ate in
clini'y in his coutldences and
'faitlilul in his friendships Encrgetici
'lrinity lbut not excitable, enthusiastic but notl
fanatical: he is loyal to the truth as
he sees it but is cvei open minded to
the newer liglitulie tthhnrs gush as he
does profanity—and I11» hates can‘t as
he does a lie—he is careful in his
promises, punctual in his engage
ments. candid with himself dud frank:
with others: he discourages nll Shams
11nd rejoices only in that which is
beautiful and true; he does his work
'1nd' lives his life so that neither rte,
‘.quires defense nor apology; he lion-
ors no one simply because rich or fit-
gentle
w oak,
respecting toward the great;
find considerate toward the
liulssive to none: he
‘._
.——.....
an afforded in our
8 Trust Co.
The. ideal;
lIe is joyousiflm‘l and the brotherhood of man.
his pleas- I
lilac thee to shudder and grow sick
years ago when l
the It. I’.
tluill that
was initiated Into'
0. Elks I felt this same
taught the F‘athorhood oli
I had just taken an obligation as
solemn and as beautiful as any man,
has ever token—the btiiidfold was 11-1!
moved from my eyes and I found my- ‘
self standing in a darkened room savc'
,fot' 11 single light and this light was
ishinlng 011 an open Bible which was
1rcsting on an altar upon which was
.draped the flag of my country—~and
lt‘t'oni the. distance came the faint
sweet melody of "Nearer My God to
t’I‘hee"—and I heard Brother Arthur‘
thicrcland's voice, a voice but lately;
stillcd in death, ring out: ..
O
1 To him who,
holds
in the love“ of nature,
I
her visible for ms,l
she speaks ,l
A various language, for. '
his gayeri
hours I
I
smile ' l
A'fid eloquence of beauty; and she:
glides l
Into his darker musings with a mild
And treating sympathy, that
away ‘
Their sharpness, ere he
When thoughts
or: the last. bitter hour come like it
blight
Over‘thy spirit ,and and images
0f the stern agony, and shroud, and
pull,
And breathless darkness, and the nar
row house.“ _ '
is aware.
at heart,”
Go forth under the open sky, and list
To Nature's teachings while from all
_ sround— '
Earth and her waters, and the depths
or air- \
I'l‘h)
steals .
many tears.
Nor In the embrace of ocean, shat]
exist _
'l‘hy image. L‘arth that nourished thee,
shall (‘l'dlLLl
growth, to be resolved to earth
again,
And lost each human trace, SUI'I‘endpr.
111g up .
’l‘liine individual being. shalt thy :10
To this “never with the elements!
To be 11 brother to the inseusible rock,
And to the sluggish clog which the'
rude swain
'l‘urns with his share and trends upon
The Oak
Shall send his roots abroad and pierce
thy mould.
Yet not to thine eternal resting-place
Shalt thy
t'hou wish
111111h more 11111g11if11ent ’l‘hy shalt lie
down
retire alone: nor couldst
'tlsaac G.
Werner, “is one of the reasons forl
which I am proud of being a member
.of the Benevolent and Protective 0r-‘z
der of Elks."
The next number was a soprano
solo entitled “Ave Maria," which was1
exceptionally well rendered by Mrsu
The serr ices closed
in which the wholei
Irving Haymes.
with a doitology
"a’udience joined, a benediction by Rev.
exit march "The
by the orchestra.
whose memory was‘
honored yesterday were as follows:
‘F‘rank Pfahl, George E. Saunders.‘
Hamilton. (‘harles .\‘. Finch“
lWilliam A. Bergen, P. 1:. it. John N.
,Giersch, Michael I). Drew. John F'.
I'Cut'nyn. Jeseph l1. Wall, Snilth North-
rup, I’. E. R. Frederick w. Cameron“
Leeinan .\'. Brundage. Alois Manner,
lJolin P. Mct‘ann, Lars Johnson, Al
.beit E. Bates. (‘harles .\'. “'.ood P E.
B.
Werner, and an
Morning Light,"
The brothers
1R. Harry S Pickering Wallace
\\'ith pittiiurchs of the infant Wt)!‘ltl.'l1alk5' James M. Ct'cagh, Thomas E,
““h kings, lGregory, Wilbur L. ‘lly'utt, .lamcs .l..
The pout-1 ml of the earth, the wise,: liottd, Frederick llcbhard, (‘arl A.‘
111111111111, ll’ahlitzch William Miller, Frank A.
M” "”"“"‘~ ””d “0“” 44‘” UT title‘s Van lluren Herman E. .\lalmo and
I'll-‘11 ' l Iohn E. Wood. i
A“ III ”Ilt' IIII‘s'hIl' N‘Illllt'llt‘l‘. l The memorial committee was com-.
zposcd of the following. j
The hills, 1 t‘ Irving llyington, Chairman: John
llorkribbcd and ancient as the sun, I". llagardus, Secretary; Charles
the tales
Stretching in pcnsitc quictnt-ss bc-
l\\I‘t‘Il l
.l‘hc \enciable woods 11,111,11munm.0 P. F Br,ophy (harles [lillwortlh .I.
In 111.1j1sty, and thc tomplaining
brooks
'I‘lnit make thc meadows green, iititl,
poured round all,
old ocean's gray and
waste,
Arc but the solemn decorations all
()f the great tomb of man. The golden
>tlll.
i'l‘ht' pliiilt'ts, it” the itifitlil} host (If
licaten,
Arc‘shining on the sad abodes of
tlctilll.
Through the still lapse of ages.
that trend
All
1’l‘l1c globe are but a handful to the
II‘les
'l‘hnt slumber in its bosom Take the
Wings
Of morning. and the llarcan desert
pierce,
01' lose thyself in the continOUs woods
Where rolls the Oregon and bears no
sound
Saw his own ditshings: yet the dead
are there:
And millions in those solitucs,slnc01
first
The flight of ycnts began,
them down
their last
thcrc alone.
have laid
I11 _slcep: the dead It‘lR‘Ili
So shnlt tlioti rest:
withdraw
ln silclia' from the living. and no
friend
'I‘iiktl 11010 of my departure? The guy
that breathe '
Will share thy dcstlny. The gay will
laugh
\\ hen thou are gone, the solemn'
brood of care
t’llod 011,11n1l cacli one,:1s before, will
chase
Ills favorite phantom: yet all these
shall leave
'I‘hcii mirth and their cmploymcnts,
and shall come
And make their b1 d with thee. As the,
long train
0f ages glide away, the sons of men-
The youth in life's green spring, and
he who goes
In the full strength of years innti'on.
ttiid maid,
tlic sweet babe: and the gray
headed man—
Shall. one by one. be gathered to thy
. side
By those who in their turn shall follow
them
And
So live. that. when thy summons come
to join
innumerable
moves
To the pale realms of shade where
The caravan w hich
melancholy i
and what If thou:
iWiiupt’heimer, John I". McMahon and;
(‘Iinton ll. Parker.
The ushers were: Reynolds,
B. J
{\incent t‘aruota, .lohii \\ llull
ll.uke1.\ (‘onneally. :
The invitation at the door were re
ceived by John P. McMahon.
I Following the services in the The-i
titre the members adjourned to tbei
Elks Home in South Main street,
lwlicre 1111 elaborate supper was serv-
ed under the direction of M. P. Hal- I
'lock, of the entertainment commlttee.
I -
I If you have made up your Xmas
list it‘ “I“ pay you to visit the stoi'el
lot A. .l. (‘ollins (‘11,, for tlicrc yopl
witl find gifts that will provc most]
iltccptnblt of the,
‘lflllllly gifts that will curiy with thcnil
l
t
t
and,
to 1'11 ry 1111111t11-r
I
HAD BRONCHIAL ASTHMA g
So Badly Man Could Not Lie Down—
Cured by Vlnol, .'
For years and years we have been
telling the people of South Norwalk,
that Vinol is n w1'iH11e1ful remedy for
brontliial troubles More is positive
proofz— l
'I‘ildcii, III. “For five years I suffer,
cd from brontlilul asthma. I11 that
twinter time I was obliged to sit in a
Morris chair all night, as l could not
lie down, owing to that dreadful chok-
ting sensation I tried nearly every
'ki'iown remedy, but nothing gave 1110‘.
any relief uiitll one day I met the
Station Agent at Willisville, Ill.. and.
had been 11 sufferer for'
but had been cured by Vinol. '
l at once commenced to take it, and
the result is my cough is gone. my:
appetite has improved, and I can lie?
down and sleep at nlght, anti my ex».
parlance leads me to believe that \li—j
not isa certain remedy for bronchial,
asthma.“ John If. Condsll' Tilden, Ill. ‘
'I‘h'e reason that cough syrups full
in such cases is because they are pal- .
iative. only, while Vinol removes the
cause, being 11 constitutional remedy
[in which are combined the healing etc-l
nients of fresh cod livers together
with tonic Iron and beef peptone. It
istrengthens and revitalizes the entire
lsystem and assist nature to expel the
1 disease.
For sale by Frank H. Baxter, drug
gist South Norwalk.
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years,
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E and we will rush our trouble
mu right around when some-
’ thing like this happens In your
1101110., If your
PLUMBING
61 Is detective, antiquated, unsani-
l buy or worn out, have us make
l necessary repairs or install a
l maw system of
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MODERN PLUMBING
each shall take JOBBING A SPECIALTY _ .
His chamber in the. silent halls of: _ ' ., J :
'I‘hou 3:138:13, like the. quarry slave at? HORACE KNASH
Scourglleitlhttb his dungeon, but, sure, "I“MB::LI::5:G“IPO I
inland and soothed 3_ "my“ I
By an unfaltering trust, approach thy
grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of
his couch 0'
About him, and lies down to pleasant
dreams.
A barltone solo entitled “Open the.
Gates of the Temple," was rendered
by Harry Sterling. Following this
selection. came .an Impressive and
forceful address by Rev. J. B. Wer-
11111, 11111 subject at which was "0111-
Departed Brothers.” 111'. subject who
wonderfully handled, and the strong
and lasting formation: which were
' it“ bolt-opt will
I North Mlln 8t.
, Indian Motor Cycles
1 Distributors for Not-walk and -
. South Norwalk
l .The Sterling Motor Co.
Darien, Conn.
. Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
. Mr!
1111011 F. A. .M.,Rep111
l 1, ., _, o
Bridgeport, Conn, Monday, Dec. 11,1 1915._
Beauteous Irish-point
curtains-- $3 50
‘lllllsll'dllllg 1ptalit_\. tht'sc arc curtains of samc sort its
\‘\ 1' scll rcg‘tilarly at $5.
Show 111gI
1"1tlil1' Ilt'l.
\uricty.
i't'st ztl't‘
stilllk‘ le‘t'
lltittlt‘ till llilt'
inittlc on hcatt ctl'ct'tit'c
llritssclls iict.
l"itrtlicr sll(i\\'lllg \aricty
4 to It) pairs of a path-1'11.
: tht'i't' is :1 in}; lot 11111] from
llll>lfilllllLf p11tt1riis. lllth‘ is about t'tptdl quantity of
hainlsoint all our and 11111 tll\ handsome hoi'-'1ltt tlt\l:‘lls‘.
'l'11 sum. npzwl 1111 1"ttitains th'tt will add (ltt'ltltjtl 111 to
«uranium/til rooms in \\|111h thc_\'111'1 ll\ttl. ot lull
1111111 at $5110, $3.50
l.ittlt' lot of dainty lit'dl'tmiti curtains zit spt't‘inl prlcc
ltitil ' N
\11‘1 st rim .’ t \aitlslonp.\\ith111cc 11l1_-1 111' inst-rt-
ing and that loci of unusually fmt tlll1tlll\ ~~ 756
. lllll’tl lltitil'. .
Electric helps to
home comfort
'I‘hc glow of tlic stctttl)‘ t'lct‘ti'ic
light on sonic titlici' things 111.
ix
lamp 'throtving
much \tilttt' 111 thc liomc.
l'lc't'trit iron is \Itmtlt‘flltl 11111\111it"'.1111 dots 1X1cllcnt
work, szucs timc and trtttihlc. -51 and S151) Unc sort,
l' 1istill11 11th -50
l'flltttiic hczttcis 111111111 .1111] 1h1"'tilttl 11ml 1ltititnt, «-
\51111
l'.|ct‘tri1‘pci't‘olntors which prmliicc cxccllcut collcc lll
>ll<il'l [Inn's—$5 tit 33.
(linfint' tlislits with tltttiitin sttpplyiiij' tht tic-'ttlttl
lit-1'11 llow c11.~\ to 11st! SK and SIO.
l'lc1“t1‘i1 to1istc1s which blown toast Injtist lllt' \\1tlllt‘tl
1113'r.1c \ntl do ibspcctlil _\l S; and $4.
Lomltiiiatioii gtill sto\1~, toast 111 1111111111 11_\ 111 lioill
Rtilllltl tii‘ (ll)l(ill:’ ~35.
( lll'llllg irons. cllstl} 1.1711 at crcn lit-111,7—$;.:,o,
lcapots with turbo”. infuse tt'a to ('\';11‘t sti'cnuth
\\;111tctl,»—$8. . ‘ i
. llcating pads with rcgiilatoi'.
tor hot~watcr lltilllt'rvsltitl.
1'c1111'irl111hlc \llllsllllllc
lamps 01111181le in tlo/ciis of p1tttcriis.l)1sl1' and
piano st_\"l1s hotidoir lights linuttiujtr ltghts.'———\\1th rich
silk or art glass 01 11 .'-1nd dct'oiatcd shout-tau 1118.25. ‘
l'oiirth floor. ' - ‘
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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They will look especially attractive in gift boxes.
Prices ............ . ............ . $1.00 to $3.50 ; ',
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CHRISTMAS NEG WEAR
An attractive line of dainty neckwear for ‘Iollday Season.
FLAT, PLAITED OR ROLLING COLLARS, of fine urgently
butlste, georgette crops and lace. Plain, em roldcred or with luce- '1 10'
trimmings. 25c. and 501:. V
THE NEW CHIN-CHIN and MILITARY COLLARS, 250. and 501:.
CHEMISETTES AND VEBTEEB in lawn,- organdy and orlental lace,1
low turnover and high count-11,25; and $1. 50. ’
LACE GUIMPEs with long sleeves in plain net and lace, ‘
$1.00, 31,60,31175
s.
CHIFFON RUFFS in blah}: and white, 50:. . ,
BOUDOIR CAPS ' "
We have a large assortment of boudolr caps in plaln net, satin, 11111
lace combinations with ribbon and rosebud trimming. Variety of,“
styles and colors. 25%., 60°. and 7511. '
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