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The Patrician Pattern
in Commmity Silver
it is charming in its classic design, and so. well
lied that it is found in some of the wealthiest houses
in the land. N
If? h Sets of six.
Team $2.50 Metfiurn Knives, $3.75
M Spoon“, $4.50 Dessert Knives, $3.65
Tih Spoono. $5.00 A. D. Coffees, $2.50
Seq Spoons, $5.00 Salad Forks, $4.75
5* M each, $1.00 Ballet Knives, 93., $1.00
My Spoons, $1.00 Berry Spoons, $2.00
Women's Footwear
Boots and Slippers for occasions.
.l’aknt Dress Boots, nearly all lace models,
$4.00 to $7.00
'0'“ leather Button and Lace Boots, these
are in walking models, $4.00 to $10.00
Kierin Button and Lace models, black
and colors, $5.00 to $10.00
ran Walking Boots, laced models, heels
m required heights, $6.00 to $12.00
Special, Tan Russian High Boots,
$595
'l'ippel‘o, satin in four colors, $4.00 to $800
were Shape“. Silver or gold, $7.50 and $8.00
'w Kid, patent leather and headed
is, $4.00 to $8.00
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St (mnd ilut-r.
Candy Section
“Hell -.-oI.-ite crisps with nuts, 40 cu.
l “in Br - " 40 ctr.
ms t 'uw Mousse, a delicious Comm-xi. n
for cat“ mt various dainty desserts, per
carton, 15 cts.
, Md mm, b»,- x. Hit-inns, 00 ctr.
Main floor.
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. Art Section
Special for Tuesday and Wednesday.
With every purchase of Royal Society embroid-
lnryorcrochet cotton for 50¢ we will give free, a
crochet book No. 708. “W “'2"
Lavender for Linens
Old fuhionedSveet Lavender in little purple
his. Very nice for the wardrobe or closet shelves,
15 ch.
Toilet Section. main floor. .’
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mat the weather «as everywhere tine
land that; particularly in the rural
lsectlons, the notion were early at the
» polls. -lndicatlons were that my noon
June largest part or the vote would be
cast,
trust or noun
to prom
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ielection cast a total oi 1,587,983 bal-
lots for presidential candidates. The
‘ murmurs efforts to increase their 2:255:33 that these figures wouldbe
. ”pent representation or six mm. CHICAGO. Nov, T.~By far the
.mn'm-pqu Dal. Nov d—Beinl largest vote in the history of Illinois
- , m 0., . iactional tight in the up“; elections is expected to he coat today
' Ina rank: on the election or U teed: W "“0“ °’ ”‘9 ”m "l". “m“ i“
‘ m Senator and o. “1.51;“... the first time voted for prealdonhand
.. .mu continued up to m. .mglceeptesident. Promise or fair
» *(otlhoor throughout Belem lotion3 weather mwml‘tm “at"... was
" ”It the Wicca and Democrats 3-1” ““3““ 9" by party W" l0
. _ :w a. “(e m; thotr whim aid in bringing about a heavy vote.
“I”! . . . - ‘ WY two million voter.
. m N. 3., Nov. 6.—-—’l'he' have registered in the state and par?
M D! m men, into! too lenders eatimfl'edthat close to 1. ,r
—dlvidod teapot with the preclude! 000 votes would he'racorded. otwhich
’inNoI Ila-room to- mbs: between 000,009 and 700.000
4,". It! ;tv;9-lcpu5llmv Congresai would he chat by women,
_ gran hove lad limb .WWIIQOIL t PRINCETON. hi.. 1., Nov. 7.——Pceal~
W. Vii,~ 89o. ;G.--~Vor-f «but \. neon, my voted tie-o, amino
, '3“ politicians who coin «in: QM! Iotvnt alto“! otter 9 o'clock. Be
.Wwflu‘kmrmnom hon seam Lawn.
“WM or 10‘er he rm master 1
‘ bod! ' no Wt. out till
m to uh napalm. he“ to tho
l New York State inthe laa-t national.
The China Section in the basement is: particularly alluring with its com-
plete lines of Dinnerware, Glass, Silver, Vases, Jardinierea
and Fancy House Furnishings.
There is something in pretty china and glass that appeals to every
woman and it is hard to resist the inclination to tilt up cabinets and
shelves at one’s pleasure.
November is a turntable month for stocks are full and overflowing.
Summer festivities lie behind and {new is below us a glorious line of
feast days dear to the. American heart. ‘
Dinner Sets Heisey Glassware "‘3’
' ',. ' Colonial tumblers, 6 [or 45 cls.
EilgllSl‘l and Amerkan China Tumblers, plain and straight,
new patterns, ”2 piece sets 6 lot 35 Clo.
Punch gia.m, 6 for as m
Cider glosses, plain and thin.
6 for '33 cls.
oiled,
6 for 60 cts.
Colonial cordial glasses, 6 for 60 cts.
Cocktail glasses, plain and thin,
G for 70 cts.
Wine glasses, plain, 6 for 75 etc.
Colonial sherbet glasses, plain
American Porcelain, pink
and blue border with two
gold lines,
$l9.00
Colorial j’slaerbcls, low i
American Porcelain, border
design in sprays of pink and
blue flowers, two gold lines,
$20.00
English Porcelain, border . 1 ‘r .
design in ivory and blue $2500 ”pl“ “0:10:53: g fl: #5183:
with pink roses, gold line, C I , lair-rims till 6 f0! 83 m.
Goblets, 6 for 88 cts.
English Porcelain, border
design in blue, and pink
with gold lines and gold
trimmed,
Colonial finger hotels, 6 for 75 do
Fruit howls, large size, 40 cts.
individual saucers to match. 85 eta. dz.
$25.00
Celery trays, 40 cu. . . . ‘
Enl' l. PM I . border Oil 0' vines” mm” each, 35 m. line fad. Satin stripes. Fast colplrs, , ,
desrgn in black and ivory $2800 Candy my, 30 C“. $4.65 spec: .
with pink roses, Olive m” 25 m 0;; _
English Porcelain, gray hor- , ,
der, pink rose sprays wuh
green leaves, 2 gold lines.
$28-00 China Dishes for Utility
Mixing howls, front 9 to 50 do each.
Bolling dishes, 20 to 35 cts.
Jugs for cider, 15 to 50 cu.
Nest oi bowls for either baking
or mixing, 50, 75, 98 ets., $1.25.
Cushrd Cups, 8 do.
Platte-1, either plain white or with dcc~
orations, in large and small sizes.
' Porcelain, border
design in black and gold
lines with red roses,
English Porceloin, border
design in ivory and blue
with pink roses, half mat $3000
gold handles, -... ,
$28.00
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‘Secr'etary Tumulty tonight, zest in the ilret election 0: a United
The candidate was accompanied oneStateo Senator by direct vote inn
hotel to the laundry Rhoda Inland awaited the ranks at thel
tund several 01‘,me voter: today to large proper-i
The weather was lair.
Nov. 7.——Tho’
ballot for the state omiea.
. The President was accompanied on
the trip from Shadow Lawn by Mrs. "19 walk from tho
,wnson. and when they arrived they to Maior F. 8. Crosser
were greeted by a, demonstration led the attendants at his personal head, tlons.
'by puma“ studenta and mfemj quarters. He was at once recognized: MONTPELIER, Vt..
quiet campaign in Vermont was to;
t f 1 thy the raw persons in the streets at‘
A m“ entrance 0 rm: Pr nceton cam tlected in a'compontlvoly lllht vote in
. {that hour, who shouted greetings at
iron. a drummer fined awaiting ‘hfi' him. A small crowd among whomlthe early honn today. The shy was:
President's coming. and as his auto-‘ l .
,were Lt‘Vl‘l’llI newspaper photograph- clear, with o vet-try temperature.
322:,“ ‘1’“, '° ”I; nxnfffmifiai: are greeted him as he entered the vot. mncm'rnn. n. 3., Nov. 1.—
MM from 9“" direction They in; place. Alter voting, he paused in Pleasant weather nidedtholepubllcmu
"”me over the campus “66 rush the doorwayn moment for the beneflttand Democratic party managers in .
ed towards the votin lace As Mr of “Famous men. 'l‘wo extra‘pollce- 3 their alerts. to bring out 3 mt vote.
Wilson all “ma {“3135 automobile men were on guard” in addition to thqtodny in New Rampant". The ballot.
the Princeton yell went up with a re: "'0 required by low. 0 I l!" “mt in the W waoleoly. *-
mg "wnmn Mm“ wnm. As the candidate on the potting, POMWB. Maine. My. True;
gum? end ' ' ' Hace the onlookers were startled hyiVm 0‘ W. ”With their onto,
' ' the noloe or a taxicab bacteria. Haiti-locum was decided in Seam-ban:
,Ylhllc the meldent was inside a doien mum lumpedin the mo. mg our “‘8“. numbers to-iiaflot in'
mm"? hawthorn. 31.3.2? “9,2,,“ ‘1" “"“"".’,',.°,°;,.',.,“*’“"’°" $W£~fifm "“
~ w r. Hughes ' in , .
community. while .- luse corps of to theth'lmoke hum ”gent: ‘ ' . . . . ,
“03?:an 099mm and ”it“, the stalled automobile. [omen w {melamine
at... .......“t.:...a°.:::..n ."rnemmr'emezma mm. m m... r
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75: trim a/ rim! lay: a'rt‘l Ill-”3:
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“on Colony” no “Pi-silk."
’ Sets of 0. v; ‘ ,
Tea Spoons. $2.00 Doc-t Knives. $6. .5
Dessert Spoons, $3.75 Dessert Forks. $3.73 1
Tabb Spoons $4.00 MnKniveI. 36-25 1‘ "
Soup Spoons, $4.00 Mill Forks, $4M ’
Ionian Spoons, $3.75 Butter Spreosla, $5.50 ",
A. D. Coffee Sp’ns, $2.00 Oyller Forks, $2.75
had Tea fioona, $3.00 Meat Forks. $1.25 ‘
Sup! Shell, each 70 cls. Butler Kn? t. w eta.
.‘Memont‘
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1*” Hats, Special. 135.00 f,
Exceptional valu" .' the price . $51;
.- ll.tlS has been galli- L;
‘o price of $5.00. Time 7
was when a woman l.‘ : .oo hats, one for everyday
and one for best. N -. she must have a hat to com- ‘f
bias with gowns or sons, and the result is she has six ,l
or more hats whexe omc she had two. '
In this group are:
Velvet Toques, Velvet Tarn effects with crush
crowns.
Mushrooms. Sailors and Turban.
Feather Turbans in several attractive color- 3
ings. at;
Motor Hats, velvet crowns in s'itched silk
brims, plum, old' blue, dark red, purple
and black. g
Materials of remarkable value for the price. i
Refined and conservative styles. .
hirilinery Shop, eecond floor. I
A large group of a 9
cred and placed at th: 1‘
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Dressy Shirts 1
Heavy Tub Silks which are the present mascu-
Shirts with double French cuffs. Percales,Repps, 5
.1qu 5
Neal, snappy in style, an entirely new line, ,
$l.00
The section for Men’s Wear is the first at the i
right of the Main St. entrance. it is full of late fasti- t
ions for men in Shirts and Neckwear, Bathrobe and i
Sleeping Garments. '
A few steps from, Nlain St. ‘
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at Nash‘s corner, Weatport. early on! A SAILOR's HANDS.
the morning “1 0““ 30- He claim-l A sailor is Betrayed by his n
ed. the steering year had become lock-llhOUgh his salt miaht‘belny Mina
ed but (‘"‘."‘i‘[S who mined the me- ! 'l‘uey are permanently halt shut.”
' ling, talking or sleeping. the sonar ,. ’
0’ "fit 7W9!” “me other PM them lint if he tried. This is th€
aengers in the machine in addition to f suit at years or climbing and palm ,
Callahan and the driver but Callahan‘ ropes—London Chronicle. _. *4
was the only one seriously injured. ' s-
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mum-a v. Lynn- of Bridgeport h” “Slit clothinx~ ,almost without ex
brought suit hi the common .plcul'u‘on- “be“ m ~ “in”!!! in,
smart to NW ‘0' damage to)“: ”'1 morning. see that everything is ,.
tomoblle. which collided summon ‘iortahiye . lheea belts 0““
mt 1‘“, With a machine owned‘byl tors collars all Don't-odor oni-
Innis Goldsticlter of Weatport. 1401'“ a? dorsal: cove? m sun; :0,
mnnkmthe “twat." cum"!- “I um sleeves It your clothino
our”; 12:31:...fl'3th, :3 “01 hind, out! you stand straight.
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