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Price, Stasadi Coatil, $3.00. Fancy Brocade. No. 221, $5.00.
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A wonderful Autumn Display with flats of
Dillon Designing. The .last word of Fall
Millinery. liinal because every new id:a is
" shows. every world Famous Milliiuir isiep-
resented by her choicest creations. These
are wonderful hats,
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marvelous intheir
diversity as in their beauty, but! one sees
them it would be impossible to conceive of
so many variants. Styles to sun? story lace
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NE“ YORK Sept. 14.4-41an the
amen of Germany have hull uphill“
‘ E 1i. outbreak of the war new;
:lnn highly (HEW institutionall-
; stat the government in its attempt to
3 noise the road problem was told by
2 Dr. Roy S. MacElwee, in an intervlow
gm today. ,
' r Dr nacElwechaanst come ohm
; Berlin. where hemade’ a speElal study-
. itddhe methods adoption by'me govern-
' ..t in attickin‘gituouu ”mall
{Eh Frauen am. ab lecturer in the
me acuity or cumin Uni
‘W unKerstind~the mum
tremendous worked! the National
- has-o-..
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..p..«
men’s Service League,” said Dr. 5
rec “it is necessary to under-
? conditions as they casted at the
. *1 Olthewar At flint “mute
3! -t_. him: its figurws um
i = mania; cost or recast-as. us
to give the wives and ridden
é ., Indians a monthly stipend or pen~
‘ twain marks for each and
Wye-radish. Thislwss
: .1 1 1 to supply the 1mm
3- ; «marrow!
’ ‘Wflelmoue or prices all
every purse.
those interested in social service oi
all kinds. These women and other
volunteers banded themselves into the
national Wont-nu service Longueuil!
.uuderiook to- make a mediation of all
:the needy tannins in the empire.
;Wltb the truncations looses occasion
‘ed to the war. and the tnsnflidencyd
the government pension. this was I
tent or tremsudonsmagsttnde. as you
can very will understand. 'Bnt they
have accomplished in. They eatsblish-
red: local volunteersoomunttees. in all
-rnuuiclp..llttes and in all country dis-
triers, and wait at the work with -s
reasonable organising ability. ,V ~
1 “Timur cards out show the names
and number or all needy families.
They know saintly the income otcach
limit) ,and just how tir that income
tails to Inset the family's needs float
of this work. you must understand.
lwas volunteer. The heads of depart-
finsole alone were placed shaman sal-
um
l
1 “While thls'wcrk was in process or
lsccomptlshment. they studied the ones
Lion of unemployment. They have
twenty-tourmrks with antrad-ispeeialissdonthat.onthecnr'norisL ountestvotthewsek. “’31”
from. and aspocldllv on the mush
of domestic economy. Tbsyhavc been
ylargely able to teach haiasivivea how
lhost to expand their llmitcdlncomos.
“Linn they have worked in close
the line. howeverp this stipend cooperation with those bodies which
”lion did not‘hy' any means
undertook the rumba“! of dis:-
oven the lri'uduclblo minimum. tress MWIMM tor, rdat‘
m hem necessary. {anion loony ormlmtlmwhtditsdlao
“‘ .Wfiwm
one 611631 as this‘ .llad
nothswonkolnakingup theWomsn‘slloagusalithenscsssary; 3L4“...
3;? ~‘~53.J‘\ Zte~
. little said some solider
tgclsdsucst as
«summoned
_Inllsrssnsnth'aadltlalaspoaslhlo
‘tosettoodwifllutm.evsn in;
latitntionassihenmedeauWCu-l
‘ibh Thousand Dollars in Purses tor
. my manageable. The colt roomfmon.
‘iuum SOAP .....
BLUE WEI. OATS‘UP
m. . 3 i m
"in thisnpndddmt! sushi»
mitten has to- vers ‘hllpfltl. and has
hon our Mil assoivad by the
Gannon people." ' '
The American Relief Committee, of.
am or. stamina speaks, is an
allnamorloan organisation of which
Ambassador James W. Gerard is p-
trou. George G. McClellan. tamer.
layer at Now York. chain-1n. and
John D. Crimmins. capitalist, treas-
M
PdcesTliatSpeiriorThersselues
‘Qutalttllhmwemt it at our store
this Isak all M buying .1 WORTH or more
it our Vino. some. m, IMAM
and AAP BAKINGPOWDSQ, you will m
Issldss regular and extra stamps given on auto
urer. This committee'has opened at- M GREEN
‘tices in No. 13 Park Row, New York. m TRADING
and is carrying on I campaign for,
tunds tor German widows and or-
........... slash-as.
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Stamps Free
phone.
Dr. HocElwoe told of the manner in‘
which the people received the autob-
linhrnr-nt of the inoddictntorshin. of
whicl Herr Baler-kl is chairman,
“The people have been on rations,
for so long," he said, “that they have
grown accustomed to it. They nreliv-,
in: new on a more slender allowance;
than they would lure believed possl.
ble before the ‘War. And there is no,
sign in their appearance or in their?
energy that they hose yet begun to,
feel the actual plugs of hunger; ‘
' "it they had been put on their pros
our ‘sllowgnco ‘auddsdy." 'he- said,
M ......... roe
1 pkg. m Ice Cream or
icky Powder. we
r bu’flqsid Blue rot:
1 pkg. Van‘s Norub .. soc
4
From Monday. Sept. it to Saturday, Sept. 16.
This coupon not good after Sat, Sept. 16.
10- TRADING STAMi'SFREE 10
WITH, ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
rbot. OnionSalad roc
1 hot. Witch Haul.
19kg. Quaker or Wu
.............. too
1 pkg. Shredded Wheat Inc
a “on jar llustard toc
“there doubtless would have been},
plenty of food riots. But the plush?
has come gradually. moreover. the
temperament or the German people is
such, that they have an unqualified
tniti- in leadership. They trust to
The Great SA
Tel. No. coo.
m wssmno'roa ”.m'nonwau.
31?. Tea Co.
ins Misery.
era! women are members. and
and probably knows nora'ahout the.
prioesoltoodthananyinantnthe
empire" ,
"How about the food riots which no
are dugout", he replied; {But the
people are very brslstent that the law
regarding the boarding of food 1n;
'strirtly obeyed. it they have mason
tn beilM'e'that‘uouie grocer or men.
chant is holding back food for then
cake at a better price, he gets little.
mm. Ills shop is usually wrecked.
But' there is never any complaint:
against the igovemman The pecpief
trust absolutely in the wisdom of
their leaders in the present smut-gun...
cy. and are showing a splendid spirit!
of seitocontrol and patience."
enchant-adv. persona.
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3-year-old Trot, 2. 30
Class
.2:16 Pace ...p ............ Purse “00
f summons.
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....... Purse two
Purse tron
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DANIURY FAIR “KICKS.
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Purse $500
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The race program at the Denim-y! “Pace ........ .
Fair iOct. 2-7) will start with motor 2: It Trot ................
cycle o'ients on loudly ottoman, the Friday, Oct. 8.
mains day and continue with ham 2:10 m. .............
rates each afternoon for the remain-1:14PM! ...... ..........
dot of the week. Purses amounting 8: to Pace ..... t ..........
to sense an. hung up (or the horses; Murder. M 7-
to race ror. This large sum. which 1: 218 Face ....... ‘ .........
considerably in use» or the' usual 2: 2? Pace ................
amount. is expected to attract thoSBunnlnt Race one-mile
fastest horses now on the Eastern hair} dash ......................... £150
mile tracks, mm horse will be up; Entries close with Secretary 0.211.
invited to enter in .t.wo classes upon Bundle. at midnight. Tueldt! Sent:
payment or one -~antsnnce toe. and 18. Morris made that day do no
horses under the some ownership or in" leflhThm1figefuflfir‘:
930‘“ on :7
control or unload in the same stable ! m stables hay “a
Purse $500
Pom 8500
Purse 8400
Purse £500
Purse 3400
second on the card for Wednesday.” straw 1“” ”1 m-
erpected'to in: me of the best cases "'"“"
or the ms. aid the nos pane nun- THE “W“ ”Li-
day will permit owners to race the
fastestpseeratntheirstalilch [nArrnyto "'0
previous years there have been fast M 70" 3W
”dormers in a number or the dif— Tito-Islam m 13mm W In
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[m dam m mm; ”lmhymmelLN. I"...
causefloithelrlowrocords. «rhe_rish.otrhsooastaumerycomhu
not the same day arm be open "to been employed with remarkablsm
horses withmile-trackrooordsotzz ll OBI! by mama“ and Belg“! lllld
and
mdtbaasnrasd.thc’wardeosrt
mmmimwwawmmtumhh once mm
othmuasthshmnassd‘ubanow- -1 Incantation to the that".
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wtlihntworaeealorrunntugh- ... ~. .
commoner-Saturday ThsMKofrusfkcdalmpllcityin
nonmmmmwmmmuammmn
is'aatdlsws:
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loosrCydcrsourJtoSmn.
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mummmwflsmwu m
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a! the adpliliantl. iii. basins“ “of a
sci-tot clsatlns hours, and has nitric
lane! on:
‘ii‘i’if 3.}
or up uracil: ' - .
......i.“ ... ... 13 lbs. Sugar- $1
ty ml“ l#m :-
M $1 ‘
mfltuxmtmm mum , Ila-on Fruit Jars, quart size, dozen . ...... 57¢
spent sumsreaehlng$30.000.9001!fl|' Mason Fruit Jars, pint sire, dozen 54¢
E. Z. Saul. Wide Honth Fruit—Jars. quarts. dozen
E. 2. Seal Wide Mouth Fruit Jars, pints. dozen .. . . 55¢
casionally are reported in American Cooking Sherry Wine P“ bettle ................. m I
papt- -rs?", Dr uacllwse was united i} , l1
.tpoodflqsvyougnkndinstsmq 'CmflngmonWMperbattle ...... ..............4o¢ .
‘ and so edectively that auxiliary ban
Amsrlcan Gun- Now “
rarest stables on the ma that automtlc rifle, invented a low years
should desalopons a martini andwialtaross chieflyhacanscoh
whmmsasoroar"
. WWutprssutlnotl-ss W
60¢ .
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‘A..F.Beckmann& Co. .-
. _ chooses drip Mime ,mncunms “
'llslephme sacs.
pounds and can tire “0 shots a min-
ute—thls’lnciudlng the time spent in
changing magazines. There are only
ti: parts. and the dssignll is such
that the point at a bullet unlocks
each portion of the mechanism. our
tirely obviating the used of special
dismantling tools. it is airoooled,
rels are not rsuutrsd oven [or long-
continusd firing. ri‘hs rifle is des-
cribed. with Mutations, in the Pop
ular Mechanics Unwind.
AMdVJHYI beat in thobesi
DID"-
‘ a
Dorian House,
(Gregory Boulevard)
hat M'
NOW OPEN
SHORE mum.
KINDS OF 8E1 '
I ooaxun 1‘0 rORDER.
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Business Hours from 8:30 to 6 p. or. daily
Including Saturday.
(in: as Autumn Foho‘ go
are the Autumn Silks
The Silk with a smooth and satiny surface has the
greatest charmthisseasou. Crepe dc Chine, Cbarmeuse,
Messalinc, allnrc prominent.
Walt SI“ of softest texture are Well liked by
most women Especially are they desirable for a simply
madcevcnirg ordancing frock, for when the frock is
soiled it may go into the tub, thus obviating the more
expensive cleaning.
W is high in favor, shouing a fine of color—
ing: that is without l1mit. Giorgctte, for all its ethereal
appearance, is durable and washable.
Plaid: and Stripes of gayest character are in Scotch
Tartans and French cficcts, red, blue and green,
barred with gold, tan, white and other contrasting
shades. it is a treat to >L€ them.
Self-colored blocks and stripes,
checkerboard squares, and smaller
rather sombre combinations in
night blue and plum “illl black
Brocade: for linings a rich gathering in flowered
and tapestry designs, gold, rose cobalt, pearl gray» and
tans that shift thtir colorings \\itli a tllflilltltOii like
charm.
beautiful qualities,
blocks, and also
two-tones, grav,n1id-
‘Cotton-bnck Satins fur [coat linings, satisfacton ill:
.151
quality.
Eiderdown for warm robes
Attractitc combinations of color, the riiaterial, soft,
light in wright \et warm and agreeable to wear.
Pale blue and white .
Lavender and white
Tan and blue 3 a rd.
Gray and blue t 5t ya
Indian blanket designs -
Wash Goods Section, 'rnaln floor.
Children’s Underwear
Light weight for cooler weather. 7
Vests, high neck, long or short sleeves
. Pam: close fitting, knee length, all sizes, 25 Cu.
4' Main floor, cast.
Sweaters of Heavier Styles
'As cool weather approaches, the warm Sweater
will be in demand for Autumn rides and sports. This
is knitted of Genital) knitting yarn or Angora ht pleas-
.ing shades. A tempting inc on exhibition at present,
. , . , ] Second floor.
Absolutely Pure Spices in Popular me... 1 32
Standard Patterns. untagg: .
The Designer h; October, with October Fashion
Sheets, now ready at the Pattern Section.“
The Standard Fashion Quarterly with early fall
styles, as eta.
With the Quarterly a (no coupon for any Standard
Pattern. Main floor.
This is the last day for the Special Sale of Stamp-
ed Goods at the Art Section.
1 Third floor.
New Furniture Shown
Artistic Productions of Merit aha Also at Practical Use.
A Fireside Bench of English Oak is an attractive and
useful piece. It senes as a toasting place before the fire-
place, as a wall bench along the stairway or in the hall.
linc specimens, hand carved. $55.00
Console Tables is 1th w all mirrors to accompany.
Lacquered Desks and Tables of marked beauty.
Tip Tables, oval and round, many different sizes.
Spinet Desks, Colonial Secretaries and Writing To-
Day Beds and Chaiscs Longues with coverings of
crictonne or other art textile.
Wing Chairs, stufi'ed Armchairs and Davenports for
lounging a large collection of moderately priced furni—
ture in ”canine comfort andease. A visit will interest.
‘ . Fourth floor.
a
The Cretonnes for Autumn
New designs are now being shown. Novelties that at-
tract by their unique colorings and odd inter—mingling
of the conservative with gayer and freer patterns, all of
which will help to make winter living rooms pleasant and
cl“:';l:‘sflrelty' Net Cur-nine, Ciuny' edged, 3m
Inst Call for Summer Skirts
. and Porch Braces
m Ratio: Skirts 3‘
min-spud Gshardil..mher,‘1.95tocloncout.
storefront $3.95 to $595-
-A mail group, mussed and
soiled fromlying on the mastheyane
counter and being handled.
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