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no «on wk"
The Patrician Pattern
in; Community Silver
It is charming in its classic design, and -~ well
liked that it is found in some of the wealthiest . mes
is? ‘ln Sets of six.
in the land.-
1‘I'qoons, $2.50
Dessert Spoons, 31:80
Tobie Spoons, $5.00
Soup Spoons. $5.00
Sue-z Shells. each, $1.00
Jelly Spoons, $1.00
Women's Footwear
Boots and Slippers Jar occasions.
P‘s-t Dress Boots, near
MiktlssrButtontnnd Luce Boots, these
are in walking models,
Kidskin Button and Lace models, black
and colors,
"Ten Waking Boots, laced models, heels
in required heights,
" . Speck], Tun Russian High Boots.
$5.95
"Stingers, satin in four colors,
tfibers flippers, silver or
w a Kid, patent leather and beadfd
ts,
_. 1 Fr-
.3,
s “M - .
A. ' Candy Section
, "Hell ' “tn'tllllle crisps with nuts,
l I.Illln Bu ~,"
Illlllsrd's . "ow Mousse, a delicious Culllt‘L'llt u
1 for Cfllu ml various dainty desserts, per
, carton,
Stuflsd Dates, lug l lulu-inns,
k. ..
. r
3. ‘ - Art Sectton
in Special for Tuesday and Wednesday.
[s rob/1's) co’
7..
I
(057 .
7h frills Ila/sort an: «1*;
long mum? «shrank: 51"" ..
1A»: are all lamps at Reed's. I .
“"wa
Rogers l847 Silver ,.
“Old Colony" and “Priscilla." f, 7"
. set. or a i -
'Tes Spoons, $2.00 .Dessel'txnives, 36.00 ,
Dessert Spoons, ”83.75 Deutlfuh, $3.151 .
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Meats-mat: :2: st Tehle‘fipoons $4.00 M'tliuln’xflfi. as. $6.25 ,
a“! r in . ‘ . . . . . . o . em. , , .w
A. D. Coffees, -.z.so The Lhmu Section Inthe basement ts: particularly alluring wrthuts com- Want?“ $1.}: MB . '5‘“ :50 ,
. . . ‘ . , , . . SW, - $ d; .
1531:2225,“ m ’3): plete lines of rtlmncrtvure,blass,*Stlver,~hasos,..lnrdlntcres AD.*Cotfee£p’m,szoo ohm-,5“, $2.75 .,
Ben, S ' ' H 00 and Fancy Mouse Furnishings. Iced Tea Spoons, $.00 Mat Forks. 31.25 ?
poons, v " “t _ Snell Shells, each 70 cts. Butler Kni- .t. 80 en.-
'l‘het'e is something in pretty china and glass that appoalsto every ..... . .. . N . m‘ or.
woman and it is hard to resistthe inclination to till up cabinets and , . V
cc. shelves at one‘s pleasure. if . " _ \_
ly a" lace models November isa‘fnvorahle'month for stocks are full and overflowing. it? Halts, Specral , 417-00 .
34,60 to $7.00 Summer festivities lie behind and there is before us a glorious ltne of re; Excepttonal valu i the price w
feast days dear to the American heart. -.s.. W A large group of :t't mtg has been gath‘. {2
£4.00 to 810.00 ~32 i t cred and placed at th: price of $5.00. Time?“
' . 2.; é, .was when a womztn lili o hats, one for everyday ', /
$5.00 to $1000 Dinner Sets .Hetsey Glassware $4," and one for best. \H-xr she must have a hat to com- l "
. . . . . Colonial “mine”, 6 f0, 45 etc. ‘ blue with gowns or suits, and the result is she has six .
$6 00 to $12 00 EngllSh and America“ China Tumblers, plain and straisrhl, or Tnore hats where once she had two. 'r'
' ' , new patterns, “2 piece sets 6 for ‘35 cts. in this group Itl‘c‘! , ;
V - PM glosses. . ‘6_ f" 38 cu. Velvet Toques, Velvet Tun effects with email ' . t
Cider glasses, plant and thm.
$4.00 to ‘38 00
gold, $7.50 sod $3.00
$4.00 to $8.00
Second floor.
40 ca.
‘0 eta.
some
40 ots.
Main floor.
. -“ With every purchase of Royal Society embroid-
'ory or crochet cotton for 600 we will give free, a
Third Floor
crochet 'book No. 708.
Lavender t'or Linens
‘ ouruhtonea Sweet um in little purple
his. Very nice for the wardrobe or closet shelves,
15‘1”.
Nlet Section, mun floor. 5
American Porcelain, pink
and ltluc border with two
gold lines,
American Porcelain, border
design in sprays ot pink and
blue flowers, two gold lines,
English Porcelain, border
design in ivory and blue
with pink roses, gold line,
English Pomelsin, border
design in blue, and pink
with gold lines and gold
trimmed,
English Porcelain, border
design in [black and ivory
with pink roses,
Endlish‘Poreelsin, gray bor-
der, pink rose sprays with
green leaves, 2 goldlines,
English Pore-loin, border
design in black ,and gold
lines with red roses,
English Porcdnin, border
6 for 38 cls.
$1900 Colonial sherbels, low looted.
- - ‘6 for 60 cts.
'Colonisl cordial glasses, 6 for 60 cts.
flookhil- lessee, \laiu and thin,
$20.00 ' ‘ s to. 70 ....
0 Wine glasses, pluiu, 6 for 75 cts.
Colonial sherbet glasses, plain
optic cut, large size, 6 for $1.00.
' small size, , B for 75 cu.
Colonislslsetbels, tall, 6 for 83 cts.
$25.00
Crowns. l
Mushrooms, Sailors .an Turbens.
Festhcr Turbans in several attractive. color-
ings. .. ,
Motor Hm, velvet crowns in stitched silk‘ 1 ,
brims, plum, old blue, dark red, purple
and black.
Materials of remarkable value for the price.
Refined and conservative styles.
willnery Shop, second floor.
. Goblets. 6 for 88 cts. , ,
; 'Colonlslfingwfbowls. era 75 cts. ._ j
$2500 Frultlsowls. large size, 40 cls. Dressy Shir-{.5 “;
'l'fi'dml ”“mlumam‘v’ss‘ud‘ " Heavy Tub Silks which are the present mascu- i
- 3th "fly" ts each ‘32 a" line tad. Satin stripes. Fast colors,
or vinegar crue ,, . , sis. . . .
$2.800 Candy my;, 30 oh. $4.65 m
0"" my" 25 “" liter" Shim with double'French cuffs. “Percale-,Repps,
‘2-‘29
.. N
.22.,
Jscqusnls. .
$2800 I iCl’tlna Dishes for Utility t- Neat, snappy in “$16.66 entirely new line,
Misting howls, from 9MB) ctsosch.
Baking dishes, '20 to "35 ots.
1328.00 Jugs (welder, 15 .io so cts.
' Nest of V-bowlslor eithertbaking
or mixing, 50, 75, 98 cts., $1.25.
design in ivory and blue WCHM . Sets.
with pink roses, half mat
gold handles, mg“,
$30 .00 “mm. eitherptain twhitezor Jwttheee
‘ ' ' orations, in large and small sizes. s
3 .hti J -'
1"?“ . , “I m”- _
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the mitoses monster «
n . . ' ~ -
-. t p ._ ens-unis ‘ - l 6W t”
. i i. i mtj'miwoflherrwne'uemberofiue ballot tonthevssate 0mm. SSecretsry Tumulty tonlght. - test in the 9"“ “9‘3“” °‘ '3 United
was m '8!” WI and this, pnrtloolorly in ,the rural, The President'was nocompnnled on; “B'vm‘flm‘s mmpsnled 0“ 'sml“ .Senntor by direct ”a” A“
.l A. , . = ”ectmf the you“; were. early at the the mp hom‘Sbodow Lam by Mrs. l the walk from the hotel to the laundry tkhode Island smelled the ranks or the
- ‘ upolle. Indications were thst my noon; Wilson. and when they .nrrtnd they: by “3301‘ F- S. 0‘03"“ and ”"9"“ 0‘1. 9"” voters "0d” ‘0 ““3" propor-
lit-Will
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7"!)
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~;.maouteflorm to increase thelr
no sure. .
erL-mowrs, Der, 'Nov. 6.-—8tlr-
Marmmmtanghmn thallium!)-
‘Mor undo Congressman
’ 'mmmt not-mm today.
‘ spa Rmhllcans sud bemoan:
2 . Jammie“ “Coercion.
, , . “ig-ltvelv onposttlou.
., “my; 3a. momentum
i
run at the embntntaa-medt’
“for then-Mum _
, ‘ i .Approxinmvety_n_ro -'mtttton voters
.. , . ’11., Nov. 6.-—'nhe‘hsverw¢tstesed in thedtflmnflnflfly
Jar“! posse emcee. which "he seeders ,flmgemhmim we“;
‘ ' ‘ with theprcstdsntkl Immerse ‘ v «on: norm
to New amp-m to-..nulnher seamen. 600.000 and (00.00:) AM“ W8 “reminder-ambled
would be cast by women. ‘ ~
‘ :71 . summon-m. at, new. ‘7me?
in, VI... Nov. G.—-Ver- elem “F0503 today vomit, imam
rested today otter Q,N§.W;I§lofll!t{"fl‘ awo’elosk. no
motoredmer from an“
, . thy .allwn'hlrh, he to" soon more?!“ .
_ Thp'Pl‘esldent «restrooms-trut- d
i
Ttbo largest part of the vote would bet.
' ' lby Princeton students-and professors.
At the entrance of the Princeton gam-
gun, a drummer stood awaiting the
Prealdent’s coming, and as his onto-f
' met.
3 New'York'Stttte‘w the Instvnotloul
tél‘oetlon onto total of 21,687,083 “Del.
item for presidential candidates. The
tbellet woe thetlhese figures would be
exceeded.
‘4’” , illustrations. Promise.
«continued up to the elev , W wmshout the Me was at
islso Counted may party strangers to
old ln‘hflnzlniboutrhanvy vote.
' s’mm ""mmuw °‘ '3” mm- carcaso, Nor, 7.—.~By tar the De
ilargest vote to the history of’llllnols
‘ eleerne'le expected to becnetttmy
by won-or the rsctftbotrwmen tor
the. mutilate voted forgpnetdentand
W
_ Lawn,
swarmed over the campus and rush
ed towards the voting place. As Mr.
the Princeton yell “Mann with a re-
»M fair sounding Wilson, *Wllson. ‘thson,"
some ~ofashecelndents :to ,peer inside
the engine Ironwood they pushed
and Joetled for a glimpse at the Prent-
blle undisturbed at the crowd.
“at“ the President «manufac-
-moblle dmve up.’the drummer:th a '
and from eevry dlrectlon. They
lleon nllghted from his automobile,
were. eotcdhyn demonstration ~Myths: attendants at his personal head-gtlona. Thomther'was‘talr.
8T ' tumors. He was tit-once recognised; “ON’PPELIER. Vt.. Nov. 7.—-The
thy the few pets-one ln‘the streets ntoulet campaign in Vermont was to
‘ that hour, (who shouted greetings at l tlected lo a comparatively light vote in
A small crowd unions whomithe early hours today.» The sky was
were several newspaper photograph ; clear. with a wintry tempos-store.
«,ers greeted him as he. entererlthe vot-' MANCHESTER, N. ., Nov. 7:—
tnnoo. Almost Wally .etudontsmp-i lngvplnoe. Aiter voting‘he museum t Pleasant weathereidedfhefiepublicah
the-doorway «moment for thevbenont feud Democratic many men Jn
ohm camera men. Two extrapolleejthelr etrotts to bring out n mu vote
meowere ontgluu‘d tn.a.ddltion to the today in New finnpshlre. "rhezmt.
two required by low. ‘3 lug esrlyvin thertluy whimsy.
As the candidate left the mums. PORTLAND. Maine, Nov. 7.—The
place the moons-swore tummy i voters of Maine, although their state
the “‘1' the noiseor a‘lflh‘btwm.rfllll » emotion "ms decided in September.
outs
’ Mont flirted
‘ . u mum’s“. ,
tion or the disturbance. but stopped
when Mr. Bushes smtltnxly point“ dellept weather manned.
to the hoary minute km 119th .. W l
the lulled nutomobllé. comm WON’T .PLME REOPON-
st 27:03 o‘clock: when he emngsd‘
tron the booth he handedsthe musket}, , , .
bltwt toth'e lmpecjtor.“hnvl8! Mill , lo M dfl'lnl. com" 39'“! J. «Ebo-
mcsly two minutes to MUN'“Wllsn.hsemsde smote: .tn..m.ms
dent. Mr. “Wilson-berth are eaten» choice. last when wk rto We-hofitlogmtwfiu mm“‘i._um
neumo‘nt-d-hym mdmtwat ‘ is no ' ' W; to m
‘Wsm:“sm- seaweudsofiw° W . ‘5' r
”use m.m.u on hotel. ,M-¢.m,muzm mom
‘- meson. Nov; l.—'I'fle w... .m'onor an he titanium-elf she set
» While the President was \ inside do. with l” du‘c. come out-in good numbers to hello: in
voting athehtndenss massed do the m n “and!“ the
streetsnutnlde. The: cheered utmost
continuouslyyrrhlle a largeoorpe or
movtnxvlaure operators and =photo
amber: took rup strategic positions.
the presidential-contest today. Rx-
Mr. 'flulhu me would his bullets; :35..th FOR” my; DEATH.
Although hazelnuts» wry duo
m. an» V's-imam Iguassu“ .11 1mm
V”
7".» ,v'.”""‘ .
“mm " '“w mus-NW1“ w You omniscient“ ,
unma- . .m‘ . ‘. * . ' , .wWLMl ssmumwh'
.1 Wig“. 1““isle W' Foley‘s Hens! fl“ tiles 3 bell . m '.
until he.“ st -flt.snw1sthnl no Inst . t
The section. for Men’s Wear is the first at the l ‘r
right of the Main St. entrance. lt is full of late fasli- 1
ions for men in Shirts and Neckwear, Bathrobes and ,3
Sleeping Garments. . .
A few steps front Main St. l
' . First floor. :
l
creosote :
lot Nash's corner. Westport, early on! . A SAILOR's HANDS. in
the morning of October 30. He claim- A sailor is betrayed by his thaw“
0d the steering gear had become lock- though his gait rlnlggttnbtiltnywll‘hlil: .~
ed but ("trons who examined the mé- 1‘1"” m permanent'y- a s at. ‘ g1
chaplain d them was no evldence ling. talking onsleepmg, the salmrhid 1' .
‘ ' his hands halt shut and could doom
of this. I’l‘hore-were there other pes-1 them flat if benign, "this. is “1610- 1 -
{sensors in the machine in addition to t sult of years or climbing-and plum .
Callahannnd the drlver but Collehan‘mDGS-“Mfldon Chronicle. _» .
was the only one seriously Injured. ’ ‘ .5
__ t .neo HANDS «no nos. H
, . . ., s in
AUTO DAMAGED, HE 'SUEB.
t tRed "hands and nice are caused It]
tthford V. Lyon of Bridgeport has 'tlxht clothing, almost without “a”, >_ 3
{brought lull. in the common pleas pmm 'When youdress' yourself in a“! «e
mum to nearer for damage to htenu- '. morning, ”e that everything is «m- if
tomoblle, whichneolllded in Westportmmw 1m, um um, Mun”, p
last July With a machinerowned byl-tereycollnrsmll. ‘Dou’t wear your cor-t
Louls Goldetickei' of Westport. Lyon: _
says the detendnnt’s chuumeur wns' ”t or corset cover too snug nor '0‘,"- “‘
actions as well nit-negligent. Harm“ sleeves. "anyourolothlng-m
ma to’hnredort’the-uaelot his mtnot bind, .and ayon'altsln'e‘tmlgbt-‘ena y.
for 30 days while it was being repair- Effim‘ clear if 'tkti‘mmn‘l faggot
‘ed. He wants $800 damages. is 5' 1°“ “‘1‘ n '7 _ .a
__ " provedsndyourfncehnd beads nut-0“
rut-e AND FIVE: earn-st “fl“ °°‘°'~ 'W‘ a“ “WWW."
} temllk. or encumber mun. rum”
mummies THE W out "turn white. Protectyour skin ”
am who the wt- to Mill'snn end who, lttt out» w,-
{Oh New AN" mm. m Who. m ”“5
“Nu m In!» ed m ”'1“ no hands with about“
asses. ass- as m: m as h ”. u.
lqm5vsu sun. in gun sod mt‘m
.m‘ unis. III-Ir sup
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