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or ALL xtxos woman at
gun sesr COMPANIES is run
uusrxnss AND walnut a
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Telephone No. 12”
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2:30 o‘clock,
flilllllltlll
30“., TWO Iii“ lmu mm H.“ ‘t‘l;t Nowt‘ulk basketball team play»
lpublic yesterd'y, ltavc it‘ultz, picsi-t
'pliah benefits for its IllMllbt‘IH.
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'l'ltlb.~' in tho major icagucs. l‘hilntlci- (It) lit‘l't‘ Hi ilH' Armory.
‘l‘lliil and t‘lcvt-‘unti Aincricun Lottuttc
on“ “on ‘
tillllltl flfllitt:
titre less mh—lehwudcd last
Sum-M on We Player
in lotll ' l
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twins in
or 1,215 nuns:
[till 10 lllllllllllli
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’ _ let. u l‘t’lill‘ll name ill Youlu-rs on Stit-
Represented II "ayuf ofllm' ; or lay owning against the Yonkers
llthll 3 ill" lllld repeated with u sccond vic-
ttOr) over Manager McQuillun‘s play-
Saturday night's ucorc was 37 to
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crs.
‘ln tho fourth annual rcport til tho: ll. luliy as dccisivc as thc result licrct ‘ lllthth, llcc. 4. -Foolball cln'titr
0“ 'i‘hanitshii'ittc. lct‘ tiltccn litcs during the 1916 son-
l'onkcrs playod the rulnt- men as iiij 8m“ which closed with Thanksgiving
dent, gives a detailed accounfot'Jho, illi' Hilltt'r'i Hi tho Armory. \Vllilt’ N01"! “it." ”“195, according 10 figuns coin-l
benefits the players, both major arit1t\'-='ti\ was t‘UiHlt“ll~‘ll “I fill Abltmt‘fl'l'fi wer by the Associated Prfass today
minor leogucrs, huvc obtained through i iii-kw Willi hHU‘liH' playtr, ”1" “Wm; Lu,“ W” ”H. mutt was sixteen lllld in
joining the organization. Fultz in ltis'n nut brill; uhli‘ ‘0 l4“ ‘0 Vonkws-v 191; the“. “m. mm.“ donuts. (‘oL
rcport states that the ormnimliott.‘ l’iimilirk ltl‘di‘t‘d 3‘ 31‘3“! ["7 N‘Wwfllki If”. officials identified with the sport
Will“) has 1113‘ ('Olul‘lt‘li’d 1‘5 fourth ““1 a \t‘ot'lit‘d t“Inititchti‘t- ihttt not it single death or—
yczir. continues in strength and isi‘htrttcii‘ ONHFV- .\'. lions-M in any name in which tho
demonstrating its ability to apt-um. . Aston-“ad will bo back vvtili thc ‘\‘m]1ll’l-R)'t‘l's “H.“ hnowif‘ to ho physically
“1 mil” guard ””5 "W“lm‘v' “hm Nurillts vvtil its hicutully trained for tho
that only two: “*3”.le plays the Luu'wis. of Jt'i'steylwww tout. Not a 81mm, m0 was,
‘lmt, they point out, in n (tunic whorel
inky [t.llll. “us lllt .spetd boy 1 a physician's tontiuiiialton was de-
llischail 'l’la ct's‘ l-‘rutcrnity l!i&’it'
lll‘Vt' ('t‘lllt‘l‘
Mu‘hau of
'l‘ho report shows
. (tubs :tro not iuciubcrs ot‘ lllt.‘ trutor‘til ”10 i‘i‘t‘lllIIH Hi thkt‘l‘r 0" Sutur-i lm:iidt‘tl bolt-r0 the coritcptitnt urns
mt.» 'i‘iw via)?” “(91“. “um- club! tilt}, and tm- tit.' third tlliit- lll two; "mum"! m “0 on the gridiron. int
tho t‘hiciigo Whito Sox hnvo Slitlwlltw‘l‘ltb. t‘ulili'l' t'illl’li‘l‘“ ”'0 "Hum“.‘lticnt t'llh‘t‘h those n ho lost their livc-‘l
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begun in earned-"and joyl
My, my! what a busy iota,
folks we all are!
Guess we realize that it's only;
three weeks to Christmas. ‘
Guess, too, thatwe are going[
to see to it that all the little folks,
have a good time before Christmast
as well as on Christmas dzty,
How thev have made the air ring in Toylztud! And who could blame them?»
“This is certziiuly enough to make any youngster crztzy Willi delight” IS 1116 Will’ 00¢
mother put it. And her own little girl was as happy as 1 cricket—21nd had already
picked a dozen things she wanted Old Santa to bring llt‘l’.’ _ ,. ‘
Bring, the children. Let them come. 'l‘oylzuid -IS tlidiI‘S GENUINE- the "(fl 0’ the
store may be the grownvups’ particular property—but will!“ “i the Clilltll't’m ”W"-
And they are invited to enjoy it.
Talu- any cit-tutor to fourth floor.
A rich rug
A print album .,
for large room.
that will grow. -
loose-leaf album will hold
oil the pictures: that have been when
during btilltllll‘l'-—-fl|ltl kccp on growing
Sweater for man
who drives own car.
A sweater of pure worsted
that will [it snugly bout-nth ordinary
rout—hits ‘llltll‘l who drives his own
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Specml quantity til hzmd-
some Axminstcr rugs in right
car us Just right hocuust- lw tan slip ltiil it holds all of tho Winter ltlciul‘k‘fi SlZC to ill lill'gc‘ l'tittlll \l'llll L‘X- ,
it off easily at trlp’u end. too. '1 CCllClll ell‘CCl.
" - tt' r; - f . nt- New lt'lH't‘l-t may ltt‘ “filled "as" y
5”“: h 1”" ""l "r “W“ 1'” “0' “WWW“. mum“, And the album lll'tirhil’l‘ ll it. t; in. by i'.‘ 11.,nte
c it ' " o .u'hl' worm. .
a mi it!» ill I'U l» .\ of Antitrustcr \vcztvc.
Hiituil—fiuurcd ill-sign .‘u pultt-t‘it that
utmost“ coinplctcly covcrs entire rug.
Tom‘s of brown and mu that wisl .
harmonize with almost any typo o!
furnishings.
()t‘ cxtrzt value at price of
S37;
le-ps its good looks.
Several silt-u. holding prints of dif-
fcrcnt sizes.
With cloth binding—«Filo to $1.50.
liound lll lrulllel‘A-WSQ to $2.
l‘roht bust-incur.
Roll collar, good cvt-n rib, lllllromll
or dank oxford~$5.
l-‘ront. basement.
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Ploy your own
records FIRST!
When a Howland Scaled
Record, either Victor or C0-
lumbia, is first played by you,
that is the first time it has been
Third floor.
French jewelry;
unique and low-priced.
Here is jewelry that doesn‘t
pretend.
A larger picture
from your negative.
From your most-prized ticg~ t
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otliriully since Octobcr l. 1915, Plum}
Thc Norwulk duck pin l1'Qlll.\\'lll
played. You are first!
A Howlund Scnlcd Record is fi‘cuh
new pcrfcct. lt lllll! now-r been
touched by needlo or stylus. Its rc-
producing power him not been injurcd
by handling or by playing.
Such quality and such assurance
is worth something is it not? Yet it
does not cost it ponuy—~llowlnnd
Settled Records sell ill the some price
on usual rccorda.
precious stones.
hucd stone for its center.
‘F I I . .
a 130k 0i intorcst. Tm)” lad" 0f “”le “Mimi N ”W“ “mm \vtro ittotuht-ru ol' hitch school. N‘llll»
Water St“ South Norwm tercst, llOWPVH’, llllrl bccn inoro lllilll luff tndwl “tilt iltt‘ Sixth (‘Ulltititlll‘z“WWW-,0”. and prutrio “up,” Only
offfl.‘ ,according to li‘ultz. by it... hymn-u. 19 to 7, tllltl Noruitlh Nm'lunc of tho “Mum, was a mum...)
: large “inwsemmmn in all Pal-[fa of. lllilll‘ll to roll up .i \\'ll'llllll.L’ tutti m’pluyti' ‘ ,
i i ' fl 7 M N ~“ I the i‘Ollnifll i1“ ' ""‘i‘ln‘l poriod. two of thr pinicrn utifiorctl brokon
Il’ In the minor inaction, according to: H“ lllll'lllt Hummu- incciw. but ll tunJority die-d from in.
iP’TSldPN 1’01”. ”W ll‘fllt‘l‘llill' “ll-“i M’J‘I‘i‘lk' 31 Ynnkiirf‘ H ilt'l‘lldl inJurics. t‘oachcs assert that
tniudc rapid strides. Three t‘titss AA I St'lhlltl‘ -------- .. - Mt'QtlIll-ilil Hymn“), "PM. dung“. in ”1‘. 5W”
‘ \ E I clubs, linitiuiorc, ltidiunnpois tutti Sill: . M ii. i-. yd t k 3 my 1M.” ,ihmjnmrd by tho ”111.5 mm.‘
V ' ' ! Francisco. are not in thc oriztttnizn “'4‘” ----------- ' ‘ I "W. .niiiicc and no innttcr Wlllll rules urc'
r , , . 3 t
F, “ EATHER FORECAST° int it. but membership in tho otht-rs it“ I" 1‘ . :udoptcd tho gittuc will continquo h.-
‘ 1. til (1 mid “ n H “mm," "it 1.0.2“ EWI')’ i'lUb i“ ”l“ Southcrn, “Wm" """"""""" .\l('.\llllttll! rough and only those in thc best oit
mm o 'u n‘ it (I W , ,. . . _, .. C. , ., , .. , . _
ifi'ucstinv Weather conditions: A .‘i..ottntion 1* Hlmrtnlttl “H“ ”l l . l-kt :plystcut (Ulltllllnll should be [)tl'llllll-
ll 1 led di t rbanc is nt l ll\l' Rli‘l‘llglll cxccpi tho Mobilc club! ““hflm‘h --------------------- t‘ t ”.06 to play. it is doubtful. they may”
a — 't x o H '
at t "l ' i”; North llakdtta "it THU" in room m" imlmnmmn l” ”"'l R“ G' iif am more cluttirtea will bc initdo to
l ‘ l u '9 ’ - v ’ . - n- l' . '
,_ u 8 room it... um (t ‘0“ member .....,,,M.l.ah,p from H“. “05“....“ L...“ ll.tttt,,.tn .............. llt.tl.\th,F__(,r risks, M the rules comrrtiltco
4» ' .' c,c ’t' '. , ' ,
‘ ”actiucmlthljnpmp. \lountiiins and 3““ "‘3'“ Fultz. “l" ”’“m‘ “l “l I" "' Tin-iicvm it has done all in its pow-r
ll) “£1.“ is: ; riit’n‘ TIN“ ‘P'm cru number of Fedornl Lenguc pittrrrs iii-l “'“"‘"""“' “w .to prcvcnt “widen“...
.s ) -~‘. .. . .
a ”is it). D cronscd the active itiotnborslup con'l NORWALK 30‘”me NOTES- . l‘cnnliit’u M“. been provided for
hire along the northern bordcr are . , i l ,
’ ner' ll 11“,“. [rowing "hwmbly (luring ”'9 ”a“ ““330“ Tm'l _ , lruitning into n player after the role-
: a y ‘ ' ' ' ‘tot'il enrolment consists of 1.215 nit-in “90”" i“ :yerlltaupci; "mid (l‘:;'t.l'§ n... L,” blown 1”,; whistle. crawling
born. :scorn on ”w "m as WW " 8 with tho ball ultnr it had becn do-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO Player. Forbidden to Join. IN°““"‘“‘ “”“W “n“ -"“ m a” nu clrtrcd "timid,” trilel‘iu. iturdttng and
f: l TODAY lt'csideltt l-‘ultz stator: thut, accord" total. William Hymn!" ““lo the: olhcr ”from” which are llnblo to
yr. —-~—-—- ‘ . .l t . ~ o1.“ .
‘-._ l 'I‘ctupcritluro: Low, '23: high. 39. ‘l‘F~ ‘0 l"(‘l‘m'l-‘l mttdil ‘0 him. .l'lill't‘l‘flv “till” '9“er on bill pins 2‘ lid ”t (‘lth‘ injuries.
it“. iu.vc llt‘l'll lorbiddon to join the int] “tomorrow uflcrnoon will 9 ‘u A“! _. ___._.._._.___
§ 1' _,__._,-- Wm“), from “m Phllndclpliht A'iuori' uticrnoonuit tho Aorwalk Bowling. .
i ‘ Rev. and Mrs. Martin L. Sloup till-'Pttllfl, Indianapolis and Dcnvor clubs... :‘lh‘lifiili(h”hl “Tm?" ”0"“ the M’NNORWMS IMME.
finance the birth of a. healthy tbubyi mitt gttldu if thtil be truo nil throo' Wijlh ‘g ““0" “S 7°" i h it t m >
naught” on 'l‘liunksgivitig Day. :"lllllli. Baltimore. ludinuupoltn illld Suit. 1‘ ° (“"0“ w' "W“ “ ll 9 l e;
. tmccnwnt Whidi says that ‘lm.,(,.ntirnctton tomorrow night at the till-1' [Amtas Is EVENING
'l‘lw i'nunitnl 'l‘hirtblu club will shall bc no discrimination against the? town “"‘iys' Bum looms ”'1' coup
1‘_ meet with Mrs. John W. Bancroft, 36 fratcruity incinbcrs. pmcu 0‘ ”“13“an of :1)!“ “WW" . ———-~..--
“‘~ France sit-cot, tonio'row afternoon at As to what hits bccu itccoiuplislicdl ( ontpnny of Mumford. , . '
f; ‘ 'l'onirht. with u llypttrz «tart oi two!
it
'5
'll‘ - \vcokly HSSlUll oi' the Not'wulk
Scoutnmstcrs School will be held to
met-row cvcning in the downtown lib-
rary. All members: ttrc roqucutcd to
be prcuont.
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A l“'l:'ula.‘t‘ mot-ting of Our Brothera'
,Loduo. No. ,10, l. 0. O. R. will be
held tonight in. the lodge rooms in
MM” strt‘eett Regular 'businoss will
'(Xll‘m before the nicoting.
l C‘ 'i‘li: rcirtihir Itimithly mot-ting of tho
Board of lilucution will be held. to-
morrow t-vcniitt: in the high school in
M'cnt :tvcnue. Matters of importance
9, .
‘ will come. before this meeting.
‘ The game bctwoon the Norwulk
”(l the Rover Soccer team which.
fins to‘ have been :played in Bridge-t
port. yestorday afternoon was ,can-t
polled because of .the fact that many:
pf the Norwalk players were unable;
to participate in the contest. ‘
i
'i‘lic adjuster from tthe Royal In-
Iuranco ompany, New York City, will
be in town tomorrow and will settle
[he claim of Edward Fiaherty tlor
_ manages to his auto truck which was.’
fin n :.masliup last. week. ‘
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wt...
) jig notified there will the election oil
guic' era for l917,'on Dec. 4 1916.
y ‘ G. E. SMITH
r—i .—
jl‘lo Matter How High'
.‘the interest me, no invest-
ment can be considered desira-
hie tinleu xmty or at;
‘ .' u yassui-e_
“um... .i a.
' MM
iWt'Membcrsi of Donglass Fowler Pdst h
stun that in 540 ciiscs advico hits bcch
t;i‘.'t'll to [lltl_\‘(‘l‘tl. 3
Claim. of Player: Won. l
Many claims of plitycrs were lulu-ii
up by tho i'rutcrnity on filz’llllll nfll~
(llfl'llll during the post your. or those
olcvcn wore dccldcd in furor of tho
players by the Notional Commission,
which is over-y instance nustttincd thc
"lziim. Out. of clcvcn l‘llSl‘h‘ brought
‘ictorc tho llllliOlltll boiird scvcn wore
dt‘citicd in favor of the piuycrs, tlirccl
lll"l with adverse decisions and no no
tinn was taken in one clnhn. l-‘irc
out. of six cortiplaints of players
arutnst clubs wcro allowed and thrco
others, which wore plucod with uh
tornoya for suit, were adjusted. l
The sum of $7,521.98 was recovered
from club owners through the instru-
mentality of that fraternity. and in
addition the validtfyb of certain con—
tracts was estublishedfisavtng $2,775
to thc players involved. I
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MORAN AFTER BOUT.
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flaring lost the chance to tackle
Fulton, Moran is now tingling for it
bout with Carl Mort-iii, and the men
may come together unipNew Year's.
Day, Moran is back at Dal llawkiiis’ul
roadbouse and is said to be taking
his work seriously again. It is possi-
bit: for him to rbgnin his form there
is no porticular reason why he should
not. hold his own with Morris, who is
even more slow and clumsy and
pack such a weighty wallop.
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A definite date has béen set. for the
next boxing exhibition to be hinged
here and it will be held on cembcr
18. The matchmaker. Kid Williams,
met Mr. Perkins, Kunz's manager,
and tried to arrange a bout between
Kunu And Frankie Conifrey but they
Were unable to come to an agree-
ment. If the bout is not arranged
with Km. a good boy fronrllew.
York will be signed up to, meet Clint-
frey. Tho;lo'ml~llnltl* tortillas light is
amused out! Jot Dillon j'trhp’ta now
stopping in Stimtord..wlll mom“
iii-incur. or. \ “ ’ ’
piztctico tomorrow cvoning.
All mom 1
mrru are requested to be present tit;
some final prrtctico bcforc Tllllfsslllli
night's Kfllllt’ with tho l’aiucc.
The Others and Litborutory tennis of;
tho Norwnlk 'l‘lro & Rubber ('Ultlpilllyi
League will clit‘eh on his: plus at tho
Norwnlk alloys “‘ctiuosdity niuht.
«intuition?
itittlitil m thl tttltt‘:
Finishes in illicit, but Covers liar?
lent League Course gin Unprece-
dented Time ‘
\Vlliitl liyroucu. tho sturdy littlot
li‘inn‘of ilu- lttllroso ;\.//i_, Now \‘tit-k,i
hung up it ~new record in thc wocklylrjigem Norwuik
““1 “W“ 0‘ ”‘9 ““1”" """““°'wugm ......... ‘. ........... (‘nldcr
lmttgue yesterday afternoon, He! F. .
”8“qu the live and a quarter milei l’t‘trick Sniolick
course in the fast ttnic of 26 minutes, ‘5. F. ‘
and 38 seconds. The old niark' tori“CV10 _ ..... ' ..... Meehan
tho route was 27 minutes. made byi I ‘ 0
L lleytllt of tho Morningnlde A. C'iBiggane .........'.I.' ..... Ashmead
huzt.‘ your. ‘ . G.
Kyroneii finishcd in the ruck, bul‘iDoylt. .... Harrigan
(l.
thi:-: Wits becausc of the liberal llfllldl-'
can he allowed his opponents. llel
atrrtcd six minutes behind the vltuuli
:scttitth man. He run much faster;
than any or the sixty-live competitorsd
but tho task oi“ beating the majorityt
01' his opponents was too much and
rte-arty half a hunhred youngsters
crossed the line ahead of him,
‘ G. Greed of tho Salem Crescent 1A.!
0., who was in receipt of a handicap
of 4 minutes and 36 seconds, carried.
off the first. prize. His tithe for 1116'
tdi'ttaiico wait 29 mingled; G."Wrtghtt
of the Alphti Physl‘tpi Culture Club,
finished secondfiiud J. Flynn of the
MscomhuA. .mllhlril , .
- J. (toll of no St. Christopher. who
J ‘ l ‘ ‘ . .‘
was tit Jul, or multicoloured”!
start; ‘ono of tlri béitriiojof‘lilti
. . andrflmwillh‘ Md ‘3
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' \t'ondcriully
iplnyoi- and apparently llO‘WaS 0, K.
‘ Ht- will be present this evening.
5 "Sheets" Wright in the hunter lincup
3mcunu it hit of action on the other
victor‘ics nittnctl over the Yonkcrsi
llH', tho Norwuiks tucklo tho luttprn‘
iu the Armory. it looks likn nnothcrt
clover .tcaiu that httu‘
bt't‘il usm-mbletl under Sixth (‘ompitnyt
colors. At ll’lllit four of tho now tctuu~
t‘aptnin Ashmead. “Picky" (‘alriciul
litrrtnan and Sritoltck play it prom»;
*t.t:..t rounds like nttothcr champion t
11th for Norwulk. llusrtnok who up;
puizoti nt ccntcr oui'l‘ltanksglvlm: dull 5
no: room quito up to tho gull not by v
iii-z iutttcu. but his regular position
i“; ill guard and lit‘ was working unit
or ditlicuitics at the pivot position.
On Saturday night at Yonkers, rt
tht‘l'crcut center was working for Nor
wttlk “Stretch" Meelitm, a college
The visit. of' Charley Biggaiic and
side. The tennis will face off thhl
George Smith, of Stamford. will
referee the big game tonight, and
hereafter until such time as he can;
rejoin the Sixth Company team. I
GRACE, PARISH NOTES. ‘ i
Tuesday—~Woman’s guild in the;
Parish house at 213th Tea starved at;
4.30. Girls’ Friendly Society in the,.
Parish home at 7:30. i t
Wednesday—Sale and supper tmde'l'jl
the joint .auspices or the Woman's
Guild .9116. .» the Junior Guild in tho
Parish house. Sale begins lit. 3*
o'clock} ‘Buppur carved from 6 to 8..
- Thuri ‘ ,I reaper-u with
Mrs: 1-“
m
the,
It is plainly goldpiatc and
‘just as plainly not set with
But. it is very cffcctivc tilltl tasteful.
Pins in basket uhnpo urc filled with
flowers and «rich flowcr him a bright.
Necklucou rtro strung with colored
stones and hnvo inuny odd dccorutlva
:uive, an enlarged picture.
"l‘wili bring out till the pic-
ture’s beauties; maybe there"
it as :1 gift?
Sizes front 5 by 7 inches to
it by t4 inches, mounted tutti
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some one person who’ll prize l
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thigh. Tiruti'éo liEHQ-fiiiititil‘ilignyifi: 513$: “WNW “'“h "‘9‘“ WW" ready for framing—Soc to i i:
ituurun on o pcr returns 0 no vn ue. - .' - ~ ‘ \d i . ~
ixctDnNTAi.i.v—rne December 503:.“ and mime M a” W n 70C: . ' l “
recorder.I pow rclutlivl. tire ekcellent nnd NecklnccH50c to ;5_ \tlll lllily have ll. framed l
munonu ll" lllll two are a h“! 5-5 ‘ . ' ~ . “ . '. ‘ '
"my“, Wm, “ d iiiioiiilisxmsiié Jill? 3'1] and mm, right here, it you Wibll, at tzuri
lll‘lll'; chm-no; fllltl got out- that has Hrthf‘lC’lH of genuine jet TN“! litm- price '
never bot-It plnyt-d. human. '
loom humour. 4 Center «talc. front. “‘0'" m“‘"""'-
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A gift for y
H f l) 1: man who smokes.
ere are a "y 0-0 .' Sitioker’sstaiid,.tobe cztsiiy'
{ram the many of deal gtft sort: moved from one part of room l
_ k 'l . 1_ d' f, 1‘ l d l ‘ ,, to another. [5 gift to smoker—1
l'b Boo wrtt leather un mg tilts tonore p act ill and to his wife! For it saves't
v ’ . (
I rnry. p many steps—rind (l\"OidS-fly- ’1
' When its binding Cttlltiillls Such interesting reading as ”is" “Slit-’5! ‘2
do these btitdtugs,lhat place is upon library table within 3 Maulo so! brass. urttcct‘ul on”)... t'.
l."r it 6.30. '
easy reaCh Of [‘OOt‘l-Oven . s‘lt‘izitdo‘ o‘f mahogany. gloss littlnnv- \‘ '.
. .1 ,' .75: to 7.30. 3 '“
Are not such books ideal guts? Do they not carry it Snmkrrs' at!“ hwmdv tray and not ~ .1
. > . '.‘ rcm-ivcr :liitl llllltlt‘l‘h: for mam-hos um} . 1
warm and thoughtful personal message. is it not well to ciuurviiw or cigars or muted.--st,,—,.. ; ,.
choose from them now;
hand? ,
New (‘entitry editions of Scott Stevenson Dickens l-Jitot nut] Tllilt‘k-
Gray. leather, gilt—$1.10.
while many excellent ones “are at
Ramon—dry George Eliot. special :1 Volume ltllllllll bound in flexible
leather and illustrated—S 2.50.
Robert Burnu' poems, with memoirs and notes.
with gilt top, 3 volumes—$2.50.
. .
Rich editions of Longfellow, Burns. Kipling. Scott, Lowell, and Whit-
bound in ooze leather with gilt top—$1.26.
Bound in limp lcuthcr
tier;
Shakespeare. o compete: edition in 6 volumes. illustrated, bound in
red leather with gilt top—45.
Shakespeare, a. special edition in 9 volumes. red leather binding with .
tilt top in a. leather case-SS.BO. . ,
Golden Treasury of American Dongs rind Lyrics, bound in full Hill-4
rocco with silk edges—~82.
Ktpling'u stories bound in rod leather with
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0. Henry‘s works, 12 volume edition, leather and gilt, each volume~'
81.65. .
Collected poems of Alfred Noyes, cloth bound, gilt top-—
Spell of tho Yukon, Robert W. Service. A special holiday edition.—
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volumes»— $3.
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Service‘s remarkable Bulimia of a. Cliecchuko—Sl.
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to $7. .
Tobitccn jun! in which tobacco mug:
ho lie-pt snmltuhlc~85¢ to $2.
t'igarcttc continuum—3) to $3.
Brass truyu with glass lining» —.“..’.'~
l.t) $l.75.
Mahogany
truys, gloss itnetlmfit‘r:
null 750. -
for golfer's smoking table!
it. at a glance. $1.25 and $1.75.
Fourth floor.
Beginning Monday. morning; Tun oi Colitis all}
a special price.» llowco' regular-35 cent collee, libs»,
13.00; As we. want ,a lot oi llowco toilet: tested lll
" homes where it’s not unknown] limit otti‘flhsto.
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