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no JOKE ,
In t‘Oflfldei'ltlg the amount you'd ha"
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For FIRE protection, night and day
Hour insignificant appear; the cost
When compared with Hat by Fire it
lost.
In accumulate Property is no joke,
fine: seeing it go up in smoke,
[on worst of all, to in endurance,
(1: the thought that you had no insun‘
else.
"MORAL"
insure today With
Taylor & Golden
Trust Company Building
Telephone 1236.
Christmas Stock of
Neckwear
are here in greater assortment ‘
than ever. i
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at ,
50s., 550., 65c.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00
in t-‘\ or) conceivable shade and pat- .
.\I.x'k t'ross lA'Hlllt r thirds.
egg. .‘
JilSlSPli DAVIS
85 Washington St. 80. Norwnlk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk anti vicinity: l
l'nsettled tonight and \\‘ednesday,
The. western disturbance is central
this morning over Minnesota. lt
causing cloildy wtather with light
snow lll tllc l'pper Mississippi Valley
and \\'t=~teril portion of the Lake re
gion. The southern disturbance
central over Eastern ’I‘exas. it has
caused heavy rain on the Texas coast
during the last 24 hours. Galveston
reported 3.46 inches. The temperat-
ures are rising slowly in the western
districts, but continue low along the
dill-antic coast. Freezing temperatures
extend as far south as Southern Geor-
gia.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘cnipcrliturc: Low. 31: high.
Bu.’ Rain.
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be
.'l‘lle Trinity Young Men‘s
Iiiinstrel show will this evening
livid in the Parish Hall.
.\1 a meeting to be held tomorrow
night in Roodner‘s liall, mailers per~
mining to the stirring into life of the
South Norwalk Board of Trade will be'
discussed. I
The t‘ommutors‘ t‘lub will bowl to-
night in the Palace Alleys.
Hans Johnson. of Hillside Place, a,
veteran teamster employed by the‘
Ferris Coal Company. is confined to
his home on Hillside l’laoe with an at-‘H
tack of rheumatism.
Papers are returnable today to the
Bridgeport courts in a number of lo-
cal cases. They include the three
suits brought against the Banks &
Spiller liat company, and the suit of
Harry Simons Vs. the J. J. Scott Com-
pany, of this city.
styles and colors.
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR
Au WW line of dainty noun-ear for the Holiday Season.
FLAT, ?L'AITE‘D 0R ROLL’lNG COLLARS. made
batiste, goorgette crepe and lace. Plain. embroidered or with lace
.THE NEW CHM-6H"! and MILITARY COLLARS, 25c. and 500.
CHEMISETTES AND VEBTEEB in lawn,- organdy and oriental lace,
low turnover and high collate, 260. and 81.50.
LACE GUIMPEs with long “caves in plain net and lace.
CHIFFON RUFFS in black and white, 50c.
BOUDOIR CAPS
We have a large assortment of boudoir caps in plain net. satin, and
lace combinations with ribbon and rosebud trimming.
260, 50c. and 750.
J I. MALLETT E
of fine organdy
$11!), $1.50, $1.15
Variety of
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'\\'c now have in readiness the best variety and the lit-st values in l
The llosicry is of the standard erotics, such as "Onyx." Mct‘lilluiii," I
"Kayscr" and other famous makes.
WOMEN‘S SILK HOSE, all the fashionable plain shades, black,
white and the. latest novelties ......................... 50c to $3 pair
MEN'S SILK SOX‘ plain black lind clocked effects, with white cin-
lirO‘idery at ................ . ............................. $1.50 pair
‘ CHILDREN'S SILK HOSE m ...................... 35c and 50c pr.
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CHRISTMAS 5
HOSIERY
ko practical gifts that Silk llosicry
me of our special teattires of t‘lirisr I
is seri ice.
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From a Goal
Pocket is Pos-
itively Clean
. It is not exposed to the
weather and cannot be
tortilla lulls till
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,llie tickets.
luncli t'tilllllt'l‘ to mold the rush
: recess.
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charge of lllt'
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IN BIG BICYCLE RACE
NEW YORK, Dec. T.’ At 8 O‘clock
llliis morning. the thirty-second hour,
ithe seventeen teams were still “the
jsix day bicycle lace. All the riders
lseeiiied to be ill good condition. The
‘thii'teeii leaders had pedalled Tof,
miles flat. one mile. one léip behind
the record made in I'llit'ago two weeks
ago b} Lawson and Root The pre-
_tiou> lettii‘d was 706 miles, one lapl
l-‘oul' teauis lagged behind. 'l'he}l
were Sullivan and Anderson, oneI
lap behind: Sulei‘ and Madonna, Iwol
laps behind. Kopehi and Woliliub,i
and linddie-itusflv and \'tilidei'sltiil'l,.
four laps behind.
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HIGH SCHOOL N0l'ES
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The St iilor llulll‘t‘ I'Illlllllllt-‘f‘ liivl yes-l
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lelda} during the sixth period in the.
.\l|.\.\ Florenci- filarr and Miss:
the 3
li'orlih and prices oi tl‘rlllt't' programs.
‘liliruri.
,l'llizaoetli Sin-rrer reported on
llziriy lllpson. and
Florenci- Starr \H'i'c L’ih'll charge of ’4
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t‘tiliistot it, Miss
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.\ bar has been built lll trout ol' the
at
.\li.~s llilstiii expects to take.‘
lunch next
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ct nutter
'l‘liursdli y.
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'l‘lie cnicrlliiiiliiviil oliiiniticl- ol the 5‘“
Herman (‘lllli llllt‘lltlt’ to give a party"
this week on I’l‘ltlii)‘, bill has postpon
ed the event on account of the. basket-
lliall clinic of the (llrl's Athletic Asso-
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ciulion. It will probably be giwii onl
Friday, the sixteenth. I
Mr. l-‘ritz SINlt‘l‘ ol' l-Ilinwood ave-l
nue, spi-nt the wee
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CONNECTICUT PEOPLE IN WASH.i
INGTON. l
\\'.\Slll.\'t:T().\', Dot‘. E's—Among the
Connecticut people in the lloust‘ Kill-é
lery at the. opening of the sessionl
were John '1'. Kim; of Bridgeport, H.
S. (‘ilnlliiings of Stamford and James:
A. Marr of llridncpori. The latter two,
were today admitted to practice ‘18-;
fore the supreme court of the United:
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lStates. Mnrr on motion of Daniel lia-I
iveiiport and Cummings on motion of]
«Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory.
..\lr. King paid bricf calls at the 0f-
' flees of Senators \lcl.elin and Branden
gee and (‘onurcssinlin Ebenezer J. Hill.
MODEL TENEMENT HOUSES. .
NEW HAVEN, iii-c. T.»-|§rec.lon of‘
more model tenement houses is pro-,
posed by the Improved llousiiig Aliso-j
elation of New lll|\'t‘l\ in a report,
made public today and which had the;
consideration of the executive board
of the (‘ivic Federation yesterday.l
Mrs. Rogers, wife of United
amid in New voritnund
9161‘! 'O'at] ‘avosanr.
OWLAND’S HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairheld Avo. and Cannon 5!.
Bridgeport, Conn,
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Tuesday. December 7. 19l5.
Spirit of Christmas rules all!
\o llccd to look at the Cdlt‘lill'dl'l No nccd cvcli to rcad tlic llt‘\\\))aiit‘ls. It is the MTV
.tt. ll lll lllt tacit \llllllllg iaccs oi tlic t‘liiltlrt'ii.
liir tic lil‘ctithcl
Sic it ill thv- lliilllilllt\\ of thc thou»
'llid ' *' V" ‘ .. ' ' ' '
. s ol hlltllilitlx \ii it lll lll-. lli_\ii.iil ol licdtltliul things ~llu\\ll in tlic store.
\\ c illt‘ «hung our part litnl‘tlh l’ttl'y iiill'l mi lllt xlmc l\ fragrant with Illi' lllilltlilk’
~pllll. lutcry \iorlwr is clictry l',\t'l-\ liit of lllt‘lt’li.lll<ll\t l\ lllllttl \iltli lllt‘ \t'ihlill. It is
he“
t'~\t‘llllilll_\ {I holiday \lorc. lit lll'l~llll.'l\\ doi‘c
[lll.)\'1.\\ll l\ .i unit 1’ around t\lllt'll I‘t'\tll\t‘\ .i lllllx tx- i'lll til (lll‘l~tlli.i\ lil'c .ilitl
(lll‘l\llllil\ gnarl cheer. l1 l)llll§\ llilltiilllt'\~ to thousands mi lllllt' toll“ and cipiul happiA
llt'\\ ltl tlic gltiiiii ups \tllt) grim ynllli: again it\ tllcy \\.tl\l| tllc i‘lilhll'cii.
,\ l.| l‘l ll. lll.\ l' wcll \\Iil'lll :it’tilit; till 1\ tlii~' lliilltlliy \ii-upping i~ living tltillt'
the ioiin oi plosmiii \\d.~ tl‘tliltd lip—l ‘ tilillt'l. ll \\lll pay to hc :iiiioiitr llimc than: ll l'ur; \I\ l1.\\ it-l all...“ .tlt litili" Mir.
Hill and the Il'rtllt't‘~ were also decided; ’* l ' ‘ \ x
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.u It , .\li.> l-.u 't'llltl ltnlii - ~. H“ ““"l ll) »«Illl.lt .iil~ \ itl itls.
. 1 lll \ I». inler and i l???" l
Soder lll.itlt‘ :i report on tho rciresli-i ~ '
l . l \‘. t - ~ .‘ Bl‘i «l ‘ ‘
intents, iiid it \d\ letidvd that lllt‘ ght Sweaters. BOCk?‘ for Real B‘lya- Just Hints.
’lce t'ri'iilll shall he nought at Bridger“ I.“ l ‘ l 1 , l‘l . \ .
_ . i "I .‘tiil t‘ it‘tl'\ . Ill . . . « ‘ -
lulu!” M“, that the Mk” .~liall be 1|“ ”T ‘ _ ltm iI otliili); ii.liilliy inillili} .i \ii .iliili/ilic lot oi lilll.. Ilvtill
_ , ,, ‘ t',\\'l"t' :i um \ .‘ -‘ ‘ . - , ‘
bought u, llcl\l_\ll \3 “H. lltlt'CIs lllltl “(In H “‘ifi] l 1 “‘ liltl\ ”1 ll‘t .\lilllllt' liti\'\l til' ll‘i lllit 'il'll l ll ' l
J (i \Hliliii lt'Vll' ‘ . ,‘ . l t‘ t‘\ \i‘ ll " i ’1‘ ~ ..
limit’l‘n \Hlilt‘ IIHIH llw I'l‘lllll‘r. and: - 5 ‘ ‘ .\t'lilll\l t'.‘ \li'~lilp I'm“! mm. ,1“. .IN 111‘ ..-.‘ l. H" hm”
I.\Ii.~.~ l-Zlimtu-th Sherri-r was given? l’lain wentc hut rich colors, with V (.l . l ‘f ‘mll ”jl‘U‘l‘ 1" lWM
. _ . ,. ~ . _ - . iicsyi' ~; ,i J. '
charge oi the |itit~’lt’l.~ while Howard “M" ”r “‘"' 5“. “m“ “r“ 'l“ W” “I ”0.” 10M 1., .‘m l ”" “lll.\ l"” “dim
about lll liois' imolts nor.- in great. ‘\ ”"1 ,l\'\\t'l1'_‘-' Hill) In t'olii‘clilcd
Fliliciml of the fancy \\llll stripes
, . lit'llt“illl t - -'
ind bells and roll collars and all sorts ”I‘m-L ‘ l“ “(”q'
p; lump... “gm m- mm)» “mgmyfi ltsilpll mm“ and 1mm“ till» and Leather tohlitco ])llll('llt‘.\' and t‘lildl'
‘ f. ' ' ' (“1ws ~Itil 'l iii'iii' ll “
_ ,‘ . . _ ‘ ., - - . . il') {1‘ lllt‘ MIN 01'
' . ll‘dlllt \\.ilntr know how to lute-lest thing lit"tl g1“, ”mum”. ”NHL l’oticli-
homo .\ii;.-ora strum-ls have laiic)‘ lIU)>. vs saw and 31' m... --,
v v I» b. it".
‘(tlliirh', too. $7-
-'\Innicnre cases which can be till"
rled lll pochct or hand-ling include :ill
the really-lietcssliry things. (‘uscs- are
good in looks too, 25c to $.l.
Lots of their books, .iiid others by
Shetland \iool sweaters are of gold
other lllt‘ll who know hoy.~.~
ir llivclidci' oi \\lilic or rose- diiliit). 30c.
___ .\l:iiil floor, rear.
lleuvy manly sin-liters that are 0 A
wonderfully warm and have belt and ‘6 nswe“ Gloves. ”U" llfllltlbill: more is always a de-
illlfl roll colllii'; Sti ’1‘ light, \\'lilil beauties among ”In new
. ti , , . . ..". . oiies‘ .\: .' ' -- . ‘
Heavy Angora sweaters are plain or ,_ l 11 /_l“l “mm H “l ‘1'“ lines 3,12) a:::]rl\_19:1.ll‘ll_h'l 1” many
Mm H mm.“ “1‘ (.Umrupi, $10 gilt. for lllcll‘ lliciilulk. lct ll~ \ 'L $1,," ‘ ‘ ‘ ” ”n “‘llt". St to
l‘ure tiller silk and silk-aiid-wool 54““ gltn'cs.
.\\\t‘fllt'l‘h ill wonderful plain colors , Cam“) ”M" “f “““H‘m "“3“" are
fancy stripes or with fancy col- Xt‘wr :i llliill lilitl 1m. llliillV. "“""‘”'k“l’l"‘ ”WWW-“Mb of the priceless
lars 3?. to stiflti . ' ““1“““5 0" “#95 Dilb‘l- Ulllt'r lieu rings
59mm, "00,. .\cvcr a lllilll hilt :ililirt-cintcd :iii» are 1"" hill‘dwm" SIUIH‘S “‘1 in gold.
. ,. , Her ing silver set with .. l~ -
tilllci‘ i; ll‘H - '- - - - - l" ”r r ”m1
The Hug-mc-Tights i i (\tll ll llt «lid iii.ll.t i,nm,.m,_ $3 to s”.
. ,_ out to the contrary. .
are Just 10]]y_ Richest brooches :llid l.;i\':illiere
Fine Krli)’ Ill()(‘llil'$l.ot| ““"l""lli‘l"-" ”1‘“ WI “illl handsome
llotv uarmly tlicy livc up to Hones. Many other soils—mine m 310
lllt‘ll‘ lialiicl \Vlllll comfort! Soft lirin lieiivy (-apcskin in rich
Knitted “my “MW 0r blaick— tan that may be washed and kept b llilliltls'tiulesl llltiis'l-llirsll‘mls and
31 So and s" newly attractive always $l..’»0 ,J‘fitnrullprffl :‘I‘Ii'klflt't‘ in the store is
V . ' . . " " '--L I s \vellwvortll buying " ‘
Quilted while or black; black with (lray reindeer “1”, 3pm,,” Mm“ 3” lllill figure a beauty. From this, a.
doleii-aiitl-one sorts to as lillll' as
and t-\'cll loss.
while or lavender back if one wishes.
. . \vli"lil-l ‘\ ‘ '—~"'
Sleeveless. Sl: \iitli sleeves, $2.:l0. K ”1“ 1“" ‘0'” “p 3"“.
Fur-lined gray reindeer. splendid
for i'ltllilg.~—84
.\iuin lloor, front
81
Long: t|lllllt‘tl jackets for wear
llt‘llt‘illll short coat. ivhitc illltl
black—$3.
Second floor.
A Robe for the
Baby's Carriage.
. .\lr. .Mitll \ioii‘t sliiilc tltl\\‘!l the
side of his nose at a pin or tic~
clasp or t‘ilI‘Hinks or even a“
watch-chain picked from this'
holiday collcctioii. It's it man col-' 5
lcctioil; rclil goltl—rclil t:istc-—-—.
Tt‘ill \lililc. Sit) to :is little as $1. A V
Silk Umbrella is
lightest and strongest.
.\ good umbrella of colon-l
silk with :i plliiii lll.\lt‘llll
liiiiidle is but SHIT», Any woman will
carry it secure in the knowledge that
it looks well.
lircsh air is worth as much to \hi] {I _.
“all! in Cold \\'t'illllt‘l‘ (is ill \\'.’|i'lli. ' . 1 Our. trout.
Rut \varnitll is worth just as Silk Stockings?
much as fresh air.
White sheep or augora or even tine
.\ltii‘c; . ,.
Handsome umbrellas ms to ham» ”“1 “'“H utttptul ,i. 'lC‘
. loaded into the wagons un-
less it is thoroughly screened
We carry the best coal to be obtained and charge no
more than elsewhere.
Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
i kind of coal to use.
trtbur Huntington Gleason, the,
grandson of the late Rev. Dr. Seward,‘
and a former resident of South Nor-
walk, whose latest book “Young Hilda
At the Wars" was described in The.
'l‘imes' book review as “literature."
will speak before the members and
guests of the Community Club this
evening at the Norwalk Library. He
will speak on “Five Months on the
\\‘cstern Front."
A party of five automobiles, filledI
“‘llll Uni-as Tribe Red Men, will iourfi
ney this evening, to Bridgeport. At
that place the local warriors and
chiefs will take an active part la the?
joint meeting and celebration which
is to' be held by the tribes in Bridge.
port. An unusually gay time la"
scheduled for the occasion, and many
tribes from cities other than Norwalk
and Bridgeport will be‘ln attendance.l
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the hardest to obtain.
» 'The '
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$1,000. IN THREE
Do you realize that you can save this sum through
the systematic loving pin afforded in our
Bonds of Thrift ?
Self-made melt have always said the first $1.000 was
Harris 81 Gans
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Phoiie
Statesi
.liidge llenry \Vlidc lingers, who has
had the housing problem in charge for
three years and had supervised the
expenditures in connection with sev-
eral experimental houses. not only
told of the results btit advocated the
housekeeping center idea which nlnis'
to instruct women and girls in
methods of keeping it home tidy. coin-
l'ortziblc and sanitary.
—'RECOMMENDED FOR GROUP.
W. C. Allen. lloscly. lilo. says: “ll
have raised a fanilly of four children'
721
all of them.
~Tliat. $300 Victrola you are going
y for Xmas is already for
Music
to bu
to hear at Donlielly‘s
store is open every evening.
walk. has returned home,
short v
Harman, of Elm street, liethel.
The monthly meeting or the
walk Typographlcal Union. .\'0.
will be held tomorrow afternoon
o'clock. at the office of F. S. Lyon. N0-.
Main stre‘eL
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Come in, and let us show you how by systematic
saving. you can accomplish great results. .
People’s Trust Co. 5
~- “motions.
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you
Store.
Step in any time. and hear it for the Miss is
i Miss Roxina Ballard of South Nor-5
after
isit with her sister“ Mrs. ltobt.
a
or
529
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3} ounce.
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This evening at 8 o'clock themontli-l
ly business meeting of the Epwortll
League of the East Avenue M. E.
church, will be held at the home of
abelle lianford. A social ses-
sion will follow the business meeting.
Mrs. Edwin G. Hoyt, of 21 Arch
street, observed the anniversary of
.lher birthday yesterday afternoon. en-
itertalning a number of her friends. A
T pleasant time was had. refreshments
being served.
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a, gissuraucso FOR ATTEMPTED AR.
SON.
I ‘ROCKVILLE. Conn, Dec. 7.—'l‘hos.
I
years in state prison for attempted ar-
son. lie attempted to set tire to a
barn in Bolton, belonging to Mrs.
Summer, on Oct. 8.
PUTNAM DEMOCRATS SWEPT IN
l PUTNAM. Dec. 7—‘1'ha Democrats
,won the biennial mammlty election
. ‘, yesterday making a clean sweep. John
:J. McGarry. a grocer and former may-
or, defeated Archibald MacDonald, Re
publican. the present mayor by a vote
of 495 m 432. .
Mr. MacDonald has boo mayor for
.the last six years.
j Dy winning the election of olden
Smith was sentenced in the Superior
Court here today to from one to two
and used Foley's Honey and Tar with
I find it the best cough
and croup medicine 1 ever used. i na-
ed it for eight or ten years and can
recommend it for croup." Same satis-
factory results for coughs and colds.
Sold everywhere.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss Marian Brown, of 22 Beacon
street, was admitted yesterday for
medical treatment.
Pasquale Penzera, the Wester ltal-
him who was shot. Friday morning. is
reported as doing nicely.
The Hungarian Bible Class of the
downtown Congregational church will
lliieet this evening.
PUT CREAM Ill nose
AND sror CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clo ed Nos-
trils and End Head- olds.
You feel fine in a few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. 'l‘hel
air passages of your head will clear
and you can breathe freely. No more
dullness. headache; on hawking. snuff-
llng, mucous discharges or dryness;
no struggling for breath at night.
Tell your drusglst you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a,
title of this fragrant, antiseptic cream’
in your nostrils. let it penetrate
through every air panama! the head;
soothe audited the swollenilinflluned
mucous membrane and relief comes in-
Itil‘llit’d by hand in tasteful
white concy with special trimming of
ermine. Squirrel is ditterentt and
handsome: so is Persian lamb.
Each sort an efficient ward against
keen cold wind. $3.50 to $22.50.
.\'ovel playtliiugs for llaby are deer
patterns.
die) with covers of stout silk in black
and colors—42.50 and 83.
For .\lI“..\’--Stront,r lillll)l‘t'll'u>'
with the sort of haudlc a man
likes to grasp and with covers
>ll‘illllt' gift.
l‘luiu llllt' black silk with re-
cntortmg lulu-it where most;
strlilii and wear comes. SI.
l'ailry checked silk. genuinely
llli\t'l—.’llltl llltcrcstliig‘! Sr.
of (llll‘illllt‘ silk—$2.50 and $3.
lite. and tip.
.\l.iin iloor. rear.
Second tloor. LcI't :iislc. rclir.
Books of rare appeal for boys and Girls
,\1l too scldoin arc books to be found which have interest for boys and girls and
.Ilt
the some time. are tilled with real information. This llolidnv St‘ilstill 5-,.an m ”mm
morc such books than usual. There are numbers of them: books with ihcl rm” m” m
a _
reading ili them, with tine illustrations—but alive with interest.
lllcy arc worth—while hooks. Ill years to come boys and girls will quote from them.
Their message will be impressed dccply. For they have llll' unusual combination Linton.“
Mew
Judge them from thcsc examples-«rind tlikc li pct-p at them. if you would
A Book of the Wilderness and Jun -- ‘ ‘
‘ . gle by i. C.
Aflalo, illustrated in color and black and whiten-481.50
Pioneers In Tropical America—b S‘
Johnson, Illustrated—$1.50 y “- Harry
‘A Boy of the Dominion—by Capt. Brereton. a tale
of (anadlan immigration, illustrated—$1.25
Kidnapped by Moors-by Capt. Brereton, a story
of Morrocco, illustrated—$1.25
Heroes of the European Nations—from the Greeks
to Napoleon—WA. .R. Hope. Monchieff, illustrations in
color and in black and white—$1.15
‘ Every Boyl' Book of Hobbiekby Cecil Ballinant'
indoor and outdoor hobbies, the workshop, collectins'; -
and such—illust:ated-—$l.50 ‘
Plays Young Americans Want to Know «T -
son, many illustrations—$1.50 omlin
Young Hero-.3 of the American Nav —— C ~
(lore T. '1). Parker —81 y by ommo—
and instruction.
know
how really excellent they arc.
Christmas In Legend and Story, by Elva Smith
and Alice Hazel'ine. Illustrated from famous paint-
ings and equally interesting to boys and girls—$1.50
The Childrh'o Book of BIrdo—rBy Olive Thoruc
Miller, beautiful illustrations in color and many added
illustrations inb'ack and white—$2
The Now-Ians Fairy Book—by Anna t‘bapln, il-
lustrated by Joule Wilcox Smltb~$2
A Chlld'l Gzrden of Verse—Robert Louis Steven-
son handsome ll'ustrated edition, bound in cloth with
gilt edges—9%
Betty’s Diary—by Dorothy Russell—qt
children —81.25
Heroines of EurOpean History—by A. R. Hope
Moncrlefl'; cloths from the lives of celebrated women,
illustrations in color or black and White—81.15
Lucille the Torch Bearer—by Elizabeth Dumeld
tale for
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Two Little Women-by Carolyn Wells, illustrat- Two American Boy. in the War 2 ~
9dr,” Green, illustrated—$1 "ka W‘ .
Down the Snow Stairs—by Alice Cochran, illus- ‘An Army Biy in Alaska—by Capt. C. E, Kllbourne .' '
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Pioneer Boy: of the Missouri—by Harrison Adams
a story of adventure in the country of the Sioux—$1.15 ‘
Wild Animals of Yesterday and Today—by Frank
Finch B. A.: llluitrated in color and in black and
whiter-$1.50 Main floor, rear.
Fairy Tale. Children Love—by Charles Welsh, ll-
lustratad— $1.15
Fairy Tale: of All Nations—translated by hogan
Marshall, illustrated with rich colored plates—$1.50
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