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.MCanalsox. autumn-h-mmo‘
:at thou-s animators-nulmull-s‘“. ' h,
taunts-assay. Lou. tournament-ads“ :‘mn,
is “humanist-natured“. Ell .I‘Wns‘hum.
(”yo-bore. Aoeiiularrslator Thnoiuisduelolastddi.
’be repaired museum! by Diwali-‘0' "lil- Data-ks onus cyt-
with onus oi the tube with nimkhflmnmut
gain-adorn if the toss is ill tho|iul is not Wt. ass-ore valve
W where it can be ruched mail 0? SDI“ Flu. set piston nearly at
' mums" maybe-minus neoes- top or stroke and use: all mund
my. A tubular Minim- is hard to.dl9¢ohim.0flnk¢naandnoue
”.9 looking, but your pushy talcum hove Mosul. 111. mu]
.hn a preparation which is to be din-3N7 ii to pour lit a tum of oil
‘fifld in hot water in the radiatoroiai‘o each cyliiidsr throuah the roller
.As it leaks out it guns up the but. "hes. “dam in cartooning the
luomatmahlldlinseedmonl cylinders. slut. and m, besides gug‘flffid filmimuy’fi:
but it is apt to soars the -ndia'or to leaving a "oil's! whatnot the caning-.. ,m‘, at intent. ”.9,” 5
a... u soon .3 possible the ra‘ia- and so is not to be mmsnded. Ba‘ 1-2 per cent. it will he assured by
nor should be properly repaired by a sure to keep thc on at the right level; iArnlfricdun tad 13:25::013131.‘ riot-‘1-
. _ v V 5 ii ‘ E i ‘
at Indian. rm .he crank “56' 1a.“ aggregate n'mrltct taluo oi ill lea:
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o' 20 per com. in excess of the total
‘Ilbtoring Department The Summer Motoring lbw-imam. The Seniincl.la.:ou:;n;¥o£: gmhn mm
w—The breathing tube on my engine'fOn-e 0‘ my friends has a 591 0’ aux"panic-‘5 liltl’ private bunkors in this
fills out a lot of gas. but doesn‘t seem lliary spark gaps on his car. They are I city and other leading linancial cenv
at“; “y In. 15mg nyflflng muster on the dash where they can be torn has been organised to M an
nus? Please tell me win: a math. watched so as to tell if any cylinders
u Me 43 for. R. N. L. lore midst“ explosions or not. it is
The breathing tube is to let the air Claimed that they make a boiler
into the m unsound lot it out spark. ii they are so soon why are
ngnin as the pistons more up and most cars not equipped with them?
down, so Ass to Hold back-pressure; 1'. x.
win“ them. if there is much alri They do intensify the spark slight-
coming out it shows that the gas is ly, but prescnt syslcms give no hot it: Local
hung by the pistons. On an 016 Spirit as is nccdcd. They do not bunt:~
”this is the moult of wear. 0n fit s magneto syriicm, as they add tool
3 new motor the piston rings are much resistance to the circuit nnd uolyeflerday in 1b? Mice oi the secre-
mhably summed. Test motor tor are apt to cause misflring at Iowa"! 0f the suite by the Connecticut
loss or compression. Piston rings may speeds. Hing sucha net of gaps .wsfflouse. incorporated, oi Orange and
its loans-ad by pouring in half a m. to the Minimums oi the wiring, sndilht‘ Hadl'y “failure a 0mm Com-
ment-i ot kerosene and cranking ths thcne arc olher ways of rotting When ' pony of \i'ntcrbnry. Tho former has
by a m m w
inquiry for the loan frn Ina-chi
and land-Int nouns is sold to be
so general as to insure its sums“!
Milan.
arranpsthaluonor not“ inane
classes of "at mats. the first
instalflfit payable in “'59 hid the
remsindsra fins are yours idiots-ma.
The loan will be a direct chum
tion on the kingdom of Great Britain
CON-
ipants. with J. P. Morgan 3 Co. as
managers.
lrwo COMPANIEO FILE oaoamz.
anon par-ans.
Concern Records Preliminary
Comments of Dissolution.
Articles of organisation were fiiod
mine. 'A worn cylinder can only be a cylindcr is missing cxplosions. i554 INNS 0‘ authorind MW ntouk
tutored by grinding. This also, will: {subscribed par vaiuc 325. amounting
main a larger sized piston and Moiorinulk‘pnrimeni,1‘ho Sl‘l'lllllt‘I. to $14,100, and will begin business
nus. ~~l had occasion to take oii‘ tho disiri with $12,500. Tho amount paid in
n...—
; bulor of my magneto the other; day and
liotvring Department The sentinel noticod that one or the email carbon
—-l bus been advised to paint my tires brushes was missing. Apparently the
moon! Brio oi the while points on motor runs with full power and the
“0 Met for that purpose. Please corrcsponding cylinder does not seem
lot the know if it will prolong the lifo to he missing explosions. If there is‘ The Hadley Furniture a Carpet
if ths'tirc, as oomc claim. F. T. Ii. no differencc in thc "suits what harm CMDIHY‘ ME 850 lhmii 0‘ author-
'heflint you mantion scrvcs more. will it do to how am or more brushes ' isod capital stock subscribed. pnr
ly do cover the outside of the tire and mtssina‘.‘ If it makes a sop In the dis-. value 3100. amounting to ”5.000. on
to improve its appearance, but on tribuior will not one gun intensify the which it will begin Milne". The
have no «so: on the interior. it other 1). n. R. [entire sum has been ptld in cash.
does not own close up the small cuts lf tho cylindcr does not win espio- ‘l‘hc unicorn are: President. E. M-
in the thread. li'rl main purpose is Finn-a ii is because the spring mites Rossnthal; vice-presidcni. E. I. Ror-
- to add to the appearance of the car. contact with the distributor arm or enthsl; secretory and treasurer. Eu.
segrncni. This will burn away or break done Brown. .
lotoring Department. The Sentinel. and in» engine will miss cliplosions. The lmitwood Complain incorpo-
-—-I find it dildcuit to start thc motor li thcrc in any gap in the distributor ii‘utiod. of Bethany. "10d I “M1 00""-
flisse cold mornings. Can you gin will be too great for spark to jump icate of dissolution and agrsllinlnsry
as some cold weather hints that will when engine is running slowly. as the'oertliioais or dissolution was placed
help get. the engine started? 1 would mngnct docs not ihcn gcnsrste much'on the records by the R. & ii. Manu-
npprocistc them very much. as l hnvc current. The spark pimp gap is soil facturing Company of Hartford.
“Io itaricr on my car and no not small on this account. and an addition-l Certificates of "mm"? Of “DIN
enjoy spinning i'. G. C. R. al gap in the distributor adds mo‘fliock were filed by the New England
anoint: psld in prwofly other than
car-h is “8,500. The ulcers are:
President. Robbins N. Griswold; sec-
rctnry and treasurer, Louis W. Bush.
'i‘he’ ib‘llowing hints may help you: much mix-mode. Bo rcplacc brush as: Motor salon Company of Greenwich.
if 'pi‘irninz.r is not sufficient, warm soon as possible. Alan see answer 'to the Church Clothing Company of Put-_
‘ iwrhumior by wrapping hot cloths. 'i‘. K. in this Column. :nam. tho Church Company of Killing-
svrung out in hot water, around tho fly and tho Schlch Motor Company
' minr and pipes. Priming the HELPFUL HINTS,, ‘iof Stamford. The New htglantl
.uylindsrs through the rolls! valves is if at any time you open the switch: Motor shins Company iucussod its
mother method. You will probably and the engine continucs to run it is brook from "5.000 ‘10 350.000. “"3
to: gasoline. but other is better, as it due to glowing carbon or overheatod'numher oi shares being limit)“-
mnporatcs at all temperatures and engine. Clwc throttle, put gears in alely lnorsased'lrom 250 to 500. The
was a very snappy explosion. if low speed wirt‘fipply foot brakc’rC-lnirch Clothing Company filed an
omitting also fails and auillcient hot gently. and let in clutch sudden-. increase from 811.000 10 “6.000: rais-
oratsr can bevhnd.villl the cooling syd ly. This will stall motor. in the number of shares from 110 to
m with hot water. This never 160. The Church Company incramd
'hfls. it wlnre terminals break off and be-' its stock from $1M!” 10 320.000 and
' .corne lost mats an eys as follows: Rg-Ethe number of shares from 140 to
«flotorinabapartmont, The Sentinel. morn enough insulation so that the 200. 77
My you 'sdvioed testing com- bane wire may he tnrncd around the! Mild?! 0f ”5800mm“ were [tied
passion by opening all 'dditiprension sharpened and out pencil, an diho end i by ""3 COMECUEM “independent 30'
calves «cent one and cranking mo- wmppod around the wire itself. This clal Club. incorporated. 0t WHIP!"
tor. flow can i isoste the weak oylln- alone makes a «good terminal. ‘but it7bury. an omnisstlon' for colored
dor 'on a ‘Ford motor, which has no'will be much improvcd if it can bnjlwfle. The subscribers are Joseph
compression cocks? G. ‘8. V. édipped in melted soldcr. IN. Clifton. Daniel Williams and Da-
Crsnk motor at least two revolt»; ‘Vid I’ll!!!”-
uons and note .if ono‘or more cylin~ Do not neglect to title n few work
lists are weak. Rumors spsrit plug plug cores with you on your trip. The
«first cylinder and ka'lgoln two metal parts of a. spark plug will last
revolutions. if three cylinders are almost definitely. but the cores must
strong trouble is in first cylinder. if bruit in time. and that usually means
moot-sun weak rapiace first. plug, rte- buying a new rmrlt plug. ‘ As ‘ths.
7: .. move dent one‘bnd crook “sin."wihen cores can be bought ”for a traction-«of
nor-lining cylinders are strong you ill!» cost of a new plug. it means econ—
danve removed plug from weak cyiln- may to carry a few with you. Also
slam. fcarry a low extra :gnskats.
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SUITKIN COAL ~Dl8TRICT.
than-yuan“ Mm find on Daci-
Man-in Matchless;
ymsxsoramr. Pa. Oct. 25.»—
Th‘e-Rodhostnr and Flus'burtth Coal
and (inlet.- Company, Whose minoshsre
who present“ 'b’diOW souls after the
company ”had- signed ’ths scale. oi the
‘Unitsdwlno‘flofiorstdf meteors!»
ed “artist “on miner and the dorsal
unions of which they are anemia,
asking dsmonss ”becausé'jor the sun.
pension. The company's 11mm tire
now cogent-din ruining the petition
which slings! that this man ylolsted'
mung Department. The Soot-inst, Spark plug porcelain crack from a
' , II: on: is equipped with denomin- variety oi causes. A chanos'blow "from
its. Some people claim that the. a wrsneh while tinhienins. pulling too
' monolith ass isohdup before re. hard on the ignition wire;'droppinx-‘ths
aortas rim. and others that wheel plug. docket in‘mmiineiure'fle
M the left on the ground. .Plisnse . lasagna; iiié umitrodble‘
’ .thatts best ro‘do when chang- is minimisation thorn tobhsrd inio‘
T. -V. «D. . them. «switching minim.
,ssidontiy rarer toloosaninz the admin it tram tbstpdnosisln .
m it would be min-WHO ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ “ tho momma-cs use.
' rims with the whoél on. the .130 ’iioi ‘nofilcol to Mt vsivs ' . ‘. ---——-~—--—-—----—--.
‘ it is b23210 loosen the bolts clears-meat inomuc’e 17s m. it man 2m tawny
- ducting up the which.“ the «surrealism on out o! rods-mat. my. 7 ,
- '5! the our twist: the rim sm- M' ls‘bsfiudost with: it"s-in .
Minnow it m- artyr-oat which noticed «Wait till ‘W allow-I an, Mfimaw
Wuhan It in tortilla?!» «lust than: to ”Mi Ciao-nib Ian-r 'MMi
: that «was is «on loan. dim-mud “05mm 3.3. 1..
. , satin. Always mmmmiiuwrm ~
Ina-asp. onssavnsstr- wn—m hinstn
' . tam-um. mutants-strum” 7
urn—m .a.
w Iii-W “l manna-an mm
4"
dauphin; amnesia.
The unit, Edison “1 the: mummy
said. mutant! on thou-unions in
in Philadfliihia.“whan'iiioy”nuit‘worlr
.. {fldw ,
it is at Mt planned to'
in the negotiations as direct particiw
cash on the stock is “00 and the_
are closed by a omitt- or 2.500 fathom}
trounced today than unit wouidilbe him
'ihsir'nxrscment. Winn-ii 1577 "last?
mm. “Got. Q‘s-61'”, PM
@388. out «om
sail-ohms all!
”In-wiry.“-
sown!!!“-
it!” 10 now “1“
cup-wus- /l
Dovid W Ada not: noon-vat u
' Truss-as a use.
' maul-u doi‘t bro-gin in one
loop-ain't!!!" York by Mic
”.098 M in thin. am:
sons 0! Doha 8.‘ Baylor. the unity
,manufnctumr, to . remove his two
:uolbefl. ms Ball. and Conner D.
~ in)”. ‘5
the stock in tho iiuyier's corporation.
and for the “mm of n MPii’tl‘
{to hold this stock, pending the litiga-
tion. are of an» interest in this city
by reason of the mountains of B.
molt DEKIyn’ a member or a prom
inent Daubury ininliy, with tho iiuyu
.lcr m.
The fact that the suit hats been
brought and that David .Huyior has
not bccn on ope-hing terms with his
‘iwo brothers tor months. became
known yesterday
Court Justice Pendicton appointed
iilhoenix ingrabam to receive papcrn
in the suit in behalf oi the grand-
children of.i.he dandy manufacturer.
who have on interest in the stock
held by the this! broth-rs as tus-
tiees. says the New York Times todsy.
The suit also discloses allegations by
Dwid Huyler that his two brothers
got the stock be control! by “trick
and dcvios" and thou haying suin-
cient rharcs to mini the directors.
they ousiod him no a director and as
treasurer and factory manager.
sir. Huyler‘u suit. brought throuah
Biandy. loony 4; hhipmsn. slisgcs
that his two brothers hue ignored
the mom of tbsir lather in combin-
inx to doprivehini of any voice in the
mnnsnmsnt oi the company, since
his [Inn's dolls? was that all his
sons should comrade in the manage-
mcnt oi the business. and that their
.Niilrl should not! uiiniiar provision
‘to‘r hoping the business in the lam
iiy. He contends that thair acid
ugolust him have no justification,
it is understood mambo answers in
the suns will all”! 3th the deft-nil-
nnta have acted for the bout internist
of the irulin under thslr care and oi
the business oi Huyhr's. William L.
llrimd. counsel for Frank M. May
lcr. said last night that he had not
"soon the complaint. He declined to
comcnt an the suit at this time.
John 3. iiuylcr died on October 1,
menacing an ssu'te apraised hi :2,-
287.771. the bull in which was the dc-
ccdout‘s internal in Huyler's. He
owned so or of. no shame of the
company's stock. Under his will this
stock was left to tho sons, in trust.
in and shows. The iourth anti
younacil son. John S. Huyltr. Jr.
was killed by] train it ilorristown.
N. J...on Doosmbor 80,1912. and the
twentyvioar shat-as lstt for him were
iakm onr by his brothers.
The «complaint *in the use silage-s
that livid flurlor is the cdndy cum:
.in the iamlly. hoflng‘sniorod the bus
'insss at the bottomiin 1900. when he
wait 21 years alumni! womd his way
to the factory “Went. lie at-
luss that he won trusted as treasur-
or and manager at a meetlua held at
the horns oi Caliber Huyier, at
Greenwich. on Ausust 39 mt. - no
started his suit a month litter by
1servins summonses on his two broth-
i era.
«The? complaint ' umber. stntssnhstj
priorito‘ mortuary. «filial than :out,
“Elmer—am 341.666 salary no presi-
‘denl' oi Huy‘ler‘s and Coulter Burner
”received the same éalbry'as Secretory
4““ ml stoic v'monnuur.’ David.
icons; ‘mgooo no vies-Widen.
“19°me 1 9.?“-
‘m.‘= run», ‘ or. %
immunisation-o’- sum-Imam
mitmflzm mom
is» WWL no salads
says um copulatory is M"'l!ie 'ui-
'miiil'vihb‘w to mm may
«harm fl ‘
daemon: the purpose only“
slantingmn out-lu- 'm-Ffim
“ ‘9! tbs ”’41” dorsal;
mucus-as:
mm the VII of‘
that! Min. mm “l? but "I
when anon-w.
but‘
new ~Mmswm mm in
W uranium” and at the solar “
mush m ’ «carom ’-
pretenusofm n loath: o! M “
s {.
35cm,
in“ Ninth-smut» “trick m
l“ h hd filth and with hU‘iiii-
it)" toward the plat-tin." lie says
'filt 'M months they hhrc avoided
inn: and have nosed to snub to ban.
For than:- rcaaona he asks that his
brother-u be "moved as ironic-N anti
that $9.th oi Huyhr'is be hold
by n waiver appointed by the court
until the action is decided.
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POLiCEIEN TO SALUTE THE
FLAG.
PITTSBUGH. Oct. 24.~Uinilormod
policemen mull hereafter recognise
tiw stars and Stripes with a salute
uhenevsr been on parade, according
‘o the duty manual for i916 lined by
zine Deparunoni of Public. Safety and
non nude public. The object of tho
~85. the Initial explains, is to in-
Itrpire in all members of the poliw de‘
‘partmont a liviier spirit of patriot-
ism.
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DEAF MUTIS CASEG TO JURY
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 25.—Jl‘hc cues
of Punched Voteri and Joseph Oas-
ullinani routes of New York city.
charged in the Superior Court with
the murder of Castelli's wire. Annie,
in this city, several months ago, were
am to no to the lury some time
today. The smut-sum begun yester-
day were resumed today at the open-
ing or court.
JUDGE ADAMB DEAD
. St. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. lbw-Judge
Elmer B. Adams. 74 years old. oi the
Unitnd States Circuit Court. disd at
his home here, last night, after long
illma Judge Adams was born in
Ponifrcl. VL. studied law at tho tiar-
vard Law School. and was admitted
to the Vermont Bar in 2868. In the
sonic ycar hc name to St. Louis and
'fnfl'l‘l‘d practice.
Hc was anointed
bench in 1905
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‘MOFEMR tPAUL-DING DEAD.
f lionmmn. N. 1.. Oct. 24.--Pro~
".880! Randall spanning. oduoator.
died at his home have today. He was
'born on a Connecticut farm in 18:06,
was graduated from Yale in 1870 and
1 taught four years in Cdnneciicut state
schools bsfore coming here. For
inlany ysars he was Montclairlt su-
iporimondsnt of schools. lie is sur-
;vivsd by his ‘wiic and one can. Ran-
dall Spsuldinx, Jr.. principal
‘liigh «School at Newton. Moss.
.7 Tho regular drill oi the Sixth Gom-
‘ puny C. A. 0.. C. N. 0.. was held inst
night in the armory. At tho conclu
tslon of the drill the company listen.
is’d to an address on "Military Court-
_tesy” by Captain Albert Mossman and
Sergeant Fisher. _ Lieutenant Frank
ii‘. Godfrey also addressed the coup
many and spoke on his experiences
and the conditions at the Mexican
Border. '
to the ioderal
of tho
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CAR WORKER ‘OETB ELECTRIC
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\ OLD‘SAYBROOK. Oct. 35.-—Wlille
fovcfhauling tut ulcctric cur "tit the
iShorc Line trolley car “barns here
"Tuesday. Lloyd D. Bsbcock. crimson.
received a seriousclectrical Ihock. A-
'currctit or 1.200 volts passed through
his body. He was unconscious for a
long period and the outcome or his
injury cannot. be finally déurmihcd
.‘fbt sortie time. ‘. Sle“wos~rcmovod to
his home on hm.-
warms RBGiBENTB Tom.
SAN ‘AN’FONID.M.~Oct_ 86.-—
Gonersi Jacinta Trevino. comandant
or the. Chihuahua smrhttrW
warning to residents immunity,-
ocoordiog 'ioanport rtiist soothed
many headquarters ,todayzdron Canar-
nl Gear-ac Bell. at El Paso.
General Bell said Mrs. Trevinoawas
smohg ‘tire nmry‘refuzaes who have,
arrived. at El Paso from Chihuahua.
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Woollaunah’ tobasnldinfinsdayn.
.Thursday. My and Sawfly.
m gathcrmg «J rlrcss It'nglhs or remnanh. tin-
bran} titan) drift-(col mater and tho strontium] part
otitnthstuhcorigiusiprimmonail the pieces.
The ‘Illl‘ muni- art- quota! at an advance today in the
mafia. and l' h quit irlpossibh to obtain the same
quahlm am at such figures as these oflcrings hear.
Lcngths from 2 1-2 to 7 yards.
in widths from 36 to 54 inches.
5..
sea-EMU.-
Crcpc Pqflins, Silk and Wool Poplins,
Plain Poplios, . ‘Siik and Wool Crepes,
Crepe Sergei, l I Diagonals,
Plain Surges, ‘Ilark Grecks,
Whtpcords, ‘Pruncilas,
lirondcioths, ‘Wool Annures,
(.loakings, 'Vi'ool Pcau dc Soie.
in black and all \‘Hillit‘d shades for winter.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Dress (300d: Suction.
Women’s Shoes
_-A Special introductory Sale of a Nov _\'
whtth is cxcccdingiy stylish.
Dark gray mum and purl gray lop.
Dark brown vamp and ivory colored top.
Sold regularly at Store.
At 88.00 to introduce.
Slmc Shop, second floor.
Corsets, Brussieres
The P. N. Special, a limitcd quantityfin sizcs 21
30 inclusive. ‘ V
De Bevosc Brassiews, sizes 34 to 42,
' 35 cts.
'B. & J. Brassieres. somc of
40, 42, 44. 4h, 48 and 50, ,
50 C's. i
Corset Suction, sccond floor.
In Cold Weather
The Savo Air Moistener is a recent invitation to
add to household comfort and hcalth. It is a little
reservoir of galvanized iron madc to hang and fit
closely to the coils of any radiator. \‘i'hcn filled with
water, which on amount of the heat, evaporates rapid-
ly. the atmosphere of any room is made wholesome and
healthful. in thrcc models and sizes,
' $1.75 and $2.00.
to
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heavy material. Slims
Ask about it. Basermnt.
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of choice simplicity.
When one thinks of the name it really is most up-
propriatc because a Greek garment represents artistic
Simplicity and case. La Grcquc undemmslins are plan—
ned originally to fit. They are of excellent material and
workmanship. ‘
. For the woman of full figure there is‘an ‘Envclopc
Chemise, or Chemi~pnntalon designed especially. It
really two garments in one and fits with periect comfort,
. «on... i finsonnd 32.00
Drawers, waist measures to 36, at so, 75 eta. and
$1.00.
Drawer Combinations. sizes to 46, $1.50
Skirt Combinations. sizes to 46, , and
Skirts with CKtraSth‘ belts,
Night Gowns made extra full.
For the Boudoir mi.
Bandaline. a dressing for the hair which have. lustre
up.
Second floor.
and beauty, odor of moss rose, 15 cts.
“Reine dds Fleurs" Toilet Water. very-dainty and re-
freshing, . ~ ‘ $1.25
Stein’s Face Powder, flesh and ‘whitc, as cts.
anrden'of'Nlah" FusPowder, flesh, white ‘and
lirunctic. In mil compact form which can he carried
in a hand bag if desired, As his.
Toilet Section, main floor.
' Hats for Girls
' 'Not least important .in the schoolagiri’s wardrobe is
. her hat. it must be'pretty and becoming, and it must
be made of good material for frequently “it. is called do
to endure hard use and tumultuous weather. :
A splendid line shown now at vcry'mo'deratea prices.
Millinery Section. main‘ floor. .
.. 31* “Mn" 7" is smokelesssnd odorless. Mode
in‘blnck, opamc’l and nickclfinish. ,_ ' . ‘
From-$3.73.”.
0n chilly nightszastdimorni ;» it is very handy for
Show «undressing room Ind can ‘ carried about ”neatly
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