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, Trunksand Bags ‘ '
5‘ "'r '4 -1 few Sample Trunks, including very desirable
’M'ardrobe, Hat, Steamer and Dress Styles. g
"‘53.:- Prices one-half original or less /
" About one dozen Bags and Suit Cases, odd styles, 3
also samples in durable Cowhide, Walrus and Euam- 4'
eled Cloth. If you need such, do not miss. I
4““" ‘111‘: . 3" . . 1.... -b ‘ . Basement. d
Silverrplated Ware _ ’ ;
Sextuplg plate Knives, Forks and Spoons
will wear for many years Hi,
~.. .5 "
Rose pattern Holly pattern
Medium Forks, $8.15 sit-l llcsscrl Knives. $5.25 st-l
,. Dessert Forks. $3.00 Mclliunl Forks. $3.15
if Table Spoons. $3.50 ltcsscrl Forks. $3.00
i Tea Spoons, $1.65 'l‘nblc Spoons. $3.50
1 Dessert Spoons $3.00 I)cssccl SpoonsT $3.00
2, Meat Forks. $1.25 call-ll 'l‘eu Spoons, $1.65
1 Sugar Shells, .75 Soup Spoons, $3.50
I“ Irispattern " "
I Cake Fork, 3 in box lcc Crcam Forks. $3.00
L Lettuce Fork. ,5 $1.85 Orangc Spoils. $2.00
1, Jelly Spoon. " A. ll. Colic-cs. $1.75
Basement.
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Veilings
f They will be needed
Chiffon Cloth, best of all winter veils in brown,
beige, sky blue, old rose and Wisteria. A quality that. .
has been selling at 75 cts .
I formats '“'”‘"" r",
' Black Mesh Veiling, , m 25 to 19 etc
“Octagon” IMOSh, black, brown and taupe, 12 cts
Silk Hosiery, odd sizes
«via
ff Odd sizes in black,‘
l white and a few colors. I
i Former priccs $1.00 to I
For women——
$1.25, l
79 cts to close out a
K I
3' For men——
Women's Boots
Advanced Sp ring
styles in dark tau lace
boots, 9—inchcs high, in
the new leather known
l7 Silk Hose in colors, ,
Some with embroidered
1 clockS- Were- $123 '5 as Cordo Calf. It is soft,
i 79 cts to close out I flexible and promises to
wear very well,
mm m"- ! re ,- [$8.00
me one“ c.
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' JACOBY’S
5- ' i 153WASHIN-GTON STREET '
anuary Sale
WITHOUT 'A
DOUBT OFFERS THE
GREATEST
COAT VALUE
IN TOWN
, $7.98 and
$12.98
‘ ”Charge Accounts
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In the Shoe Shop
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effects with:.little~DreS*)
“den florets, 4 . ‘ ’ '
_ 45 ctsayard
Main floor.
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clearance at low prices»
Main floor. ' '
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This Week
New Millinery
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£33,111: ‘
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7"
Blankets and Comfortables ‘ i
at exceptionally low prices
Stiles
With winter upon us and the strongest cold still
ahead of us thcsc oti'crings in warm bed—coverings are
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[ most lip-I'Ni'l‘lll‘lll‘. ’ .. »
_ 5 Many grades in (30me with attractive coy. '. l l
7‘ [ clings, down-filled or wool-filled. - "' , J
_ ,. .‘\ ‘. ° ' ,, - Blankets in all wciéghts. white and colored.
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3,5, .‘l\ \‘l E ' Third floor.
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'P .Wllilc lhc incrcury dips toward the zcro mark it: t -—---
isplcasant to have a glimpse of Spring Millincry. It '
and pleasurable anticipation. 'l‘hcsc ; '
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first pretty hats arc of straw unll sutin in happy (301n-
binatio'n, in colors suggestive of curly spring, the neu—
tral greens, browns. and dark w ines, regular tree bark
and bud shades. 'l‘hc trinnnings are of the simplest,
yeturc rarely distinctive—a band or twist of ribbon or
silk, one or two distinctive band made oniameuta"
Silver Lace Flouncings
W " Very lovely effects which will make up into inex—
pensive evening or dancing dresses. or with which one
may rc—nlnkc an old drcss. i
Bits of Trimming, tusscls. gimps, ctc., priced vcry ' 1
Small closc fitting czlpc-tcs which fit the head snugly
and which the curl y spring winds cannot disturb with
their triflings. low.
1‘ 1 Main floor. cemcr. Z
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On her Dressmg Table
this cold weather ‘
Odd Lines of Leather Goods ;
There are some very soothing creams and lotions
With which the outdoor woman may keep her skin ‘ '
l' ' Only one or tWo in each lot, hardly enough to
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. smooth and in good condition.
Hudnutls aerate, an old favorite. and always bene- make any talk about, but anyone interested will. full)
value. ' ;
finial, 50 cts a jar
Effigs Omen. a true friend, ‘ . $1.00 Small Jewel Boxes, velvet lined.
'Sémzire 21:33:12! (Edamngiiiiglt ”"1”” :3 ll: Leather and Beaded Bags of the pouch variety. l
Cream and 0m Lotion, i $1.00 Collar Boxes and Necktie Holders. ‘- l
Elcaya Witch Haul Balm, 50 etc Motor Pillows, with inner pocket to hold articles '
.nhhl- l -.. “m” "N‘W'm “ml" ”W- A , safely, rcnllv most convenient. ' l
in Mnln floor.
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Children's Shoes '
Leathers advance in -
or price, and another jump ' ' '
- is clue about. February Pnscnlla Magazxne .
liflhilrdlifilFZQthdhsStgii ' 9" February number now ready. New designs for. I
big and little girls or I knitting and fancy work. On sale at the Pattern
1“,.” will remain at l Section. main floor. Also Art Scction. third floor.
prcscnt prices until the f ‘ 10 Ct”
stock is sold. 0
$1.25 to $5.00 “‘3‘,
According to size. Vi",
Second floor. ’
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Diaries 1917 'l‘l‘ ' 'Attractivc two - toned
Alimitednumberremain I combinations,
25 etc up I 59 cts‘special
”Enamels
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crusts You HAIR
nus n nun
_ utmost, or
Try This! All Dandruff Disappears and
Hair Stops Coming Out
Surely try a "Danderine Hair ' L
Cleanse" “you wish to immediately, -
double the beauty of your hair. Justi-
moisten a cloth with Danderine, and
draw It carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at n time;
this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt: .
or any excessive oil—in a few min.
utes you will be amazed. Your hair
will be wavy. fluffy and abundant and ,
possess an incomparable softness, lus- . :
tre and luxuriance. 1
Besides oeuutifying the hair, one up. '
plicatlon 0t Danderlnc dissolves ev-
ery particle of dandruff: invigorated
the scalp, stopping itching and fall-
ing hair. .
Dmderlne is to the hair what fresh 1
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. it goes right to the roots,
invigornles and strengthens them. Its
exhllnntlng. stimulating and “lepro-
duclng properties muse the but: to
grow long. «mm: and beautiful.
You all study have pretty. con.
lutmua lair. and lot: 0! II. l: m
villus!!! Wtboukotml-
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and try It as m
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Evening Slippers ,r
Satins,cloth of gold or
silver, and those beauti-
t'ul leathers approved by
fashion this season. For
women, as well as big or
little misses,
$3.25 to $8.00
the mum to
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Writing Paper
in Christmas holly-trinu
mod boxes
69 cts
These were $1.00 at
Christmas
Men's
Knit Ties
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lime look over his back-yard fence and
._ watch them come and no. llcnry pass-
cd to “the great beyond" Saturday,
night. He was only fiVe years old,l
which is considered “middle age" for}
a turkey. Henry Ford‘s history was
written a few months ago, but. for the
benefit of those readers who missed
it we will say that he was the proper-
ty of Miss Louise Wallace, who raised
'lnm from a setting of eggs, and for
the last five years he has been the pa't
of all the neighborhood. Many times.
in a friendly way. the friends of Miss
“on Thanksgiving Day
came around, would ask her it "Hen-
ry" was. going to adorn her Thanks-
giving dinner-table, but she would al-
ways reply that Henry Ford was not
destined to be eaten. Probably few
‘ ‘ ""‘cld County were better
known, with the exception of Napol-
eon Bonaparte. the celebrated Cochin
bantuzn owned by Miss Currie Mark-
well of Norman avenue. Miss Wal-
lace named the turkey for Henry
Ford- hecause he was a peace-maker.
He had the run of the chicken-yurd.
Whenever any of the poultry got into
a fight. he would run between them.
He was‘ an unusually large and strong
turkey. Another peculiarity of this
bird val that he never allowed chil-
dren to so upon the Wallaces’ front
port, without trying to drive them all
all out 0! hi! yard. He usunlly sue
(er; and Miss Sarah leg, chairman
got the work Committee.
l .
Mrs, C. H. Noxon is suffering from There was a good attendance 0.
members ' of the Mothers’ Club at a
grip. at her home on the Post Road. sp iul mood 11 Id l th M m d‘
, Dr. Nomn vaccinated 200 of the es: i ng e n e .e 0 m
local school children last week. ,Church Monday afternoon, which tooll
1 ‘ . the place of the regular monthly
2 Miss Jennie Perkins of Mansfield meeting scheduled for the previou.
,?:::“:e:3:al;f:n “new“; “0‘“ grip Monday evening, but-which was cull-
: ed off because of the illness or the ex-
; Walter C} Humbert has completedipected speaker. \. A. suggestion was
{installing the. plumbing in. Thomas‘made at yesterday’s meeting. that tn.
Cave”; house on Main “PEEL lure meetings he held at the homes of
l Rural Carrier Benjamin H. Ray. ‘ various members in rotation; but u
’mond. who was ill with the grip last difficulty was encountered in that the
Week, is able to cover the route again. «mutilation which had been adopted
E A Spanner or the ‘Post road was designated the Medium Church as
kept at his home yesterday by scold the place of meeting. However, the
so that he could not make his daily women concluded that this would not
1 trip wills humans in New York. prevent occasional mum at the
Wilbur Raymond, 08 Mansfield uve- memberu’ homes. Acclaim. it was
rule, has joined the number of local planed to have the next meeting.
people who are watering from grip. Feb. 5, at the home or the president.
and was obliged to spend yesterdoy Mrs. Walter C. Humbert. or nansneld
.u -"I1 avenue, when Mrs. J. E. More of
At the meeting in the Methodist. Bridgeport, who was to have spoken
Church, Thursday evening'the pastor. last Monday, will address the gather-
?" “PW“ r‘ ' ‘ , ‘ lug. Lt yesterday’s mating.- Mrs.
conferenec on proposed plans M tur- Humbert spoke briefly to m woolen
ther reducing the pi- m: . ol the pm; “913mm for m mom «it
will, of which $1.000 wu paid a newcom the pug-pom o: the or‘
few week 38°- gumuon—ae Won 0: all
At the annual meeting 0! the M mm mm“; m the welfare of
lol’ Hd Society of the Congregational u M m .M the W
cruel! held Thursday Harpoon. lllu a." M I. “a...“ the gum
mu m on cloud mum: ”Woman-untold coded in outing the limit child!“
Ino.u.xm.muuuomu of um «White Put am will: lu- mnledtumnnd by
mum-nan mm. mm Mammalian-amok. m .t then. Wink mm W
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