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in com NORMAL! EVENING mun;
TUESDAY. AUGUST 21, 1911". ‘
VWWWWV
‘ new rm. SWEATERS
Light \‘Vcight for Early Wear
or Cool Evenings
$5.110 to $8.50
f SPECIALS -
For Tomorrow
JOSEPH DAVIS
. 85 Washington Street
*EXTESR 12313.21: A ST 03.0010 $7.00 TRIMMED HATS ............. ‘ ........ $100“
w - ‘ 25 ODD SHAPES .................................. 10c
Forecast for Nor walk and \‘icinitl" 1 o
”W“, .1 an, ,,..,,.,,, .0012. mg,“ , $4.00 WASH SUITS ............................. $1.4.
mama... M 1 $2.50 WOOL SKIRTS ........... . ................ . $1.75
Local dis u1‘l~lite~ are central this . .
mm... 0,... My... “,1... 1...... 1 SPECIAL NEW FALL WALSTS ................... 31.00
mm” at“ 5““ C 1.011.... “W; $6.00 WASH DRESSES ............. - ............ $3.75
in: d . sl ' !“ ' re 1'e1or1ed dur-I
mum: Tulip“? “Z... Mina... , NEW FALL SILK WAIs'rS .......... $3.95, $4.95 and up
“Med incie tli- In ‘dll inch of rain. The,
mpvl’dlules aIe l'i. iiig' in the west- “mi
(2m distric's, but tontlnue lliodet'ulely __3__~T____~_
its ‘111 the lukc region and New littu- .
Mil. ‘
Conditions l':'-vor for this
partly clotldy and unsettled \vcatltti'.
wmlmhly developing into local :-llo\\'-
«25's..
Have Additional Duties
In addition to writing letters and
‘ 1mI t'.irll-', the duties 01 members of
the diti:=ioii will include:
ti.{llltl‘ll‘._‘.‘, information
iiiditiiluals at general. divisional.
lctzitticutal and company, i'lt‘uthllilF
i'.-:. tiritl and buse hospitals, ports
112ml it IIiiiiI:-.1'lt.:ti11u and camps in this
country “Title troops are illobilizcd
llltl ll2l'ltt'ti.
llautllin:I inquiiieS t'fltitittIttling tii'Sl2
outs. of wzii;
in America and Allielictm
AUTOMOBILE
I’ll Nt‘ L‘S OFF
EMBAN KMENT
(Continued From Page One)
\ it'iuitv
. concerning
WEATHER AD YEAR AGO TO- 1» “1.1.1.... it. . .1... .i
Y I in cleaning the 571‘62‘.
.. 1 lieing unuttiuttznted with the toad
iloey iiiisealculated her distance
”Triniperatttt'c: llitrii, ltll: loit‘. ,Ml" .
a) 1mm. ,lllltl losing control of the machine as
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7 . . ' (‘t-l'ltiiim.
...._._..._ _..LL__. -slie saw her den or tuined tlte car ”1 ‘ . - 3 , .
- ‘ . kl . 1» ll , .‘i‘ . 'te'd l ,0 the A big tl'itininu sclitIil for these; ____, examined here. Robertson will go to {I
qu.“ T 0 H “L" ’ "m .d 0 Sitlllllliw’ N‘H‘t‘lilt‘i'b‘ “112' ”W“ II‘S'Ilh'i , l’ortlimoutli, \‘a.. for t'XHllllntllltlll and
left. “WC“ Doello u glancing bk)“. and lishcd at the War Department and Artie lI‘lctchr'l' has. been with the
allowed the heavy llluhcine to plunge is, in opct'ution now.
.. - ' ~ 1 .' . i . ' (airline to face lllt' hoard. l-iztch It!"
1 i {Cit Ne wsi- through lllt’ “1001111" l‘alllllg Ell the [on i] \ls‘ltfllx :ll't htlllL StlFtltli ll'tllll tilt llviil‘itlt. will soon pass ”I“ 10’)...le 1 ) ‘ '. . i . l 3 ‘ ‘3 l
,‘S i'of lTlP “"l" min til? garden of \TI‘ omen-(11:, 113111111h (-1111111x1111d “ill be ‘ ll l‘ I)! Illtil in “1.111th «int ll “do Kill
K . , ‘3 _ 3 will to 1911111113 and to 111111: S in thi.S “““k ”"‘ a "“‘jor ”‘1 .. that all would claim Ixemptmu ltoli
“MW” “Who feet below. ‘ I'Ulllllll 'Ile Mull db ll‘ulnt (l l I“ UHH‘ “l ”10“" I’m)”5 “1'“ fight soon was married onlv a few months
—2~—-——- ()ne of the features of the accident “livery coiiipunv of Aliicrlcun ml in' ,4“,st 1.-1,.1(.1,,.r, (11111110 1111311 111111
’21 meeting of the carnival conllntt- that stIt'llltd tiealtish was that neither diets, I'wrleiei'I'." StIiIl General MI' “Cum“ 15mm} as a ”my fair club
\ t‘ain.
Moi Cockenoe Tribe, N0. 32,1. 0. R Mrs. lltiev her son nor her daughtei. 11'1 1'
l (I ‘t‘ I -
in) will be held tonight in lltd Melts were thrown from the machine which
1&1“, in Main Street. :1'eiiiaincd on all four wheels ill the gar.
these ll‘tI'll regularly
will he to know’ cvcl‘y liiati ill tlic
liotll (‘ c1 lnun trisoucls FIG liTEI‘S STAY
1)! istlllt'l' :1.
Officers ”f m" (iiullts since 1909, and. With ”11511 811" .
“will be accompanied by one or
slzttiOlt-. ‘
I'd til it it and part of whose job ill‘tllllld .330.
hotped into the fray without waitingi
{01 any engr'aved imitations to be ‘VIRT Rogggu ARPATH
.handed out The id'2 111in of the pet-
son who fired oil the tetoite. dotin:
theprogl'eSs of the skirmish, 13 Still
LL'iltnow‘n. I 3 . . . 7“, ,
Dominick Andionick is. tepresented ”‘9 (a11t0.11'an t 3‘1”“! L" "m "
gin court by Attorney Leo ilatiS and Thomas, the \ew York lightweight,’
iSl‘dlllt‘Y Wylanski i5 defended h who IS making lridgepon his home.
E Judi" ”if?“ I" T "3’1"“ iposted a celtified check for $000 wit 1h
itht spmting editor of The Telegram to“.
support his contention that Hught"
can defeat either Young McAuliffe of,
SPEED OF THE DROMEDARY.
The speed of the dromedary has
been greatly exaggerated. the Ar'ahS'
2 " ‘ ' 'kuut E”"t-‘TS of.
asserting that. it is sw'ifter than theBnd’geI’on or knot . b” .
ihornI b'tt eight or it""' miles an hour Brooklyn. “11" says my money 111:“
t . holds. good in his contention that
‘is the utmost that it is able to perform.
This pace, however, it can keep up
for hours together.
Thomas can defeat either 1121111111;
.Ktmz or Chic Brown.
This thecli represents $7100?
.Sa'd
ONAXE TRlBE ON THE WAR PATH Ross lust night ill depositing the chi-tit
‘ A deputation 0f ()“21x 21”,”. x” 11 Lilli the ‘1"‘1lilfl. andl . am postin: it
i'lmptottd O. det' of lted Men, of ‘lz-ant with you. to NOW 10 ”19 liming “1'15:
:fot'd will nay p \lqit 1111110113 Tlibt‘ 0f hildgt p011 lil‘dl (\"t"\lillngT say 1~'
Inf (tithe Hunting (hounds Tonight, trite aild.t"'urthe1moie. that i am wil-
The 1'. all will be by automobiles ling to l):t(k up everything 1 say 1'
i _ ___.___— gard Billy Hughes lll\ featherweight.
i George Rockwell of Ridgefit-ld, was or Al ’lhotnas. my. lightweight. For 1
in South Norw‘olk yesterday on bust. months Young )lt'Atiliffe haS Tim-ll
,dodgiug my boy. He no longer can do
i think that Hughes can give him,
of the the punishment of his tarecr and if 111;"
paI'Iicip'IntS in the hi1: row on the contention iS found to be wrong 1 will
Fair GymmdS Sunday evcnilll: was willingly give McAtllift’e $3tttt. The,
'ftnml $.30 and cos. s this afternoon bv Same thing iiolii's good so tar as light-r1;
.tmluo (unit. e in the uptown con”. is eunceiiiI-d
1g» .gtpl, anothet trouble makeI w':
tint 11 $71 and 2'Itiiial c220 1S, and the
cases against the other two iilcll were
rolled.
llt‘.
.— $0.
ltIuilonicit Andl'oliiclt, one
THREE GIANTS CALLED.
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Three Giants h 11c betrI otdct‘ed to
_ .I1I1Itiii' for examination in the dial‘..‘
They are tleorgc litirns, David llobni '
Hill and Fred Alldt-rsoii.. llurns is reu-
.\.ndcrsotl \\'ill go to his home in .\'or‘li
, , last night.
has a habit of hitting _~_ _~_’
lltlt he isn't the fielder WARD DEFEATS VOSHELL.
that Bush is. and he doesn't compare "
bcl‘, for he
- .den. the speed of the car carrying it. 111111112111): l ' t l _\\'llh .‘llcllride when (it‘tll‘L'O was at his 1.()111.311'1111,1‘s, N. \'_, Aug. 31 ..-'
first Class Seaman Wellington lrv- over the wall safel '. instead of allow- "1 I’ll“ ““"l “' ll ""l‘m' {’ ‘ “' "‘"V' .» . - 1 . I. '
, . i ‘ inlcntttl Statistical lilil‘isttm which lust. Surpri.ing upsets. 1". lit in t tt'.)
lug'l‘olles, of Union Park. received (trying it to hang by its rear wheels on
(MS today. to report in New Haven 10' tlie'edge of te wall.
marrow, for ditty with the United, .\li'S. Hoey suffered front a severe
States Naval Reserve Forccs. :blow on the nose which, however, did
. , ‘not fracture that member. Her daugh—
A fine bird dog belonging ‘0 William ter, Muriel, sustained a bud scalp
Rainer Of Spring Hill, was struck “Y wound and bet son. Sidney, Jr., was
an automobile )‘Pfilerdal': 35‘ he “"13 unhttrt ttlierwise than it few" “ratche-
crossing Wall street. The animal was and .1 severe shaking up
Md. seriouél)’ injured i The lloey family and lloello were as .
" Sisted to the hospital by passelsln.
The Republican City Committee w”hand their wounds were given medical
Md :1 meeting in ”W CON” Room inattcittlon at that place. Doello‘receiv-
ma City Hall. this evening. at “limited a shaking up and one or two minor
time a date will ’be set for holding the , S(.,.,,,C1,,,§_
unntillSSGS and mnl'vnliml- T1105“ with The only injury to the car was the
Inlbably be held the early part 0‘ St’p'iknocklng otlt of the top part of the
twill he
piepal'ation and fatwarding of casual-
Seriously ill
“'lnftlinlalion will
ported as to till. civilians
,cIl with the army.
"The oreunizutioll will finally bII
Ionlplc ted by but i111: a regimental set-
tioll with each legitlitnt. This will
be in c'littltre of the legulut adjutttn',
assisted by the cllapltlilI'
tit-1'. 'ial Met‘uln wishes- all Summit's.
their relatives and friends to make
likewise be rII
ht'ctI‘tlftv
\l'ord can be gotten home. he feels-
,morc expeditiously by the Sammy
'TTIIUURT! one of tlz. ' divsl ion'S form
postcards than by :1111' Oliltl means
equpt c\'1ensi\t cable ’
amber. Julius \litldsield and the flying glass is The l posttai'ds are official and do
, 11,1,” '1 t l b) A I, r not have to be delayed tot censoring.
. ~. ‘ ‘ I II 0 lave tell 'rtSponSilH {0 It unable to unite himself, his Slilll‘
‘Vork 'tls commenced ””3 1110111121.. most 01 the scratches and cuts. titul flI lil .Secietai'v will gladly do it
making improvements at ‘ the South
2.3?“216.3%}.”iiiiitnffimioi‘ESi: I811111113113 WT”.
' ALWAYS BE ABLE i
Til WRITE HflME
loi tlie Sammy.
EVEllllillllY HAll
HANll IN FlfillT
Tlt‘ stcoud act of the llattlp of the
the Bridgeport police,
stratified the local police that a Ford'
mtdster license. number Conuecticuti
"VSZB had been Stolen from tum city
PM local police are on the lookout for
2!.
A call from
SQC‘i'etlll'leS to Be PPOVIded .ludtzc Nclietitliih t‘andce. when Hit
[‘01' Injured—Genera] Mc. tour Polish residents Dominick Alt-
T T \ I I , 1
Cain Makes Plans [l()lll(' t mctnt Kruuitl, Stanltv
i“ yliIns-lti :ilid (‘hai'lic
want. of New York, statestllat he isi . . "‘ \\ ho v.1- 1e ail'ested late Sunday night
. ‘ . 1 Vi XSHING" ' I .. i , I I: ~ '1'} -.
working hard at the southern training s-(m;m 1 ION A": 1 M”) b" (mm m hm" hm“ “”(I m
. iii 'ranclI will liz'ive 21 set-teliaiitlcd to answer to the various
wand. but that he is getting three our to “rite letteis to TllS‘ folks tr tl.'.ll;.'c.~i mime. (igiitnxt them The
gum] meals a day Duncan is appalxého is too badly wounded or too busy (‘Ollll loom \'.:tS t'r'owded with Spec
:3]:le perfectly satisfied "‘“Illl'nfz the licence to do it llintself.. latots, anti owing: to the fact that ll
2ld1ufant General Mct‘ ain lluS ar- great number of witnesses had to be
I'untrtd the same. seel'IC1atiant s1 ste examined. it w 1 ug . 1
p _, m . its m t or.» to talt
omplaints from residents of Fail 10, 111.. first 687000 draft Samnnesitle W11 a, noon and
111311 avenue about the practise thatlin cantoument camps in this coun<§uu1‘lil 2 "clock this ul'II'antIn
me people have of riding motor- “3' this fall And fat the niilitiamen' Flam the Stories which w'eie told
’l .
games to points in from; of houses onllllffgvtli::yla]1 to en bl f 1 d l- .b) tilt;l \tit;1e.-SIIS bthis morning it
R e 1‘19n(s 1m re SOPHIE it‘ll lll‘l lull it‘ {11050 0\ (‘1' ”I?
abehlllgoingln and calling on P901310 .atlves of American soldieis to get. quest ru 21:: to whetliet Ul not Stan
and leavmg the engine running with ptompt information as to tllelr W191” let Vt l2: tislti was :1 repulzii lllPlllbIL“!
fine muffler cut out. were received by fat'f’e said GenEral McCain today; of ”It‘- l’IIlNI Hub (>11 Sunday last.
am local police last evening. Actioni;b‘3“llt.l11$?)3ilol‘éiggl EVPIiY tinituton men ?tanlrv 111111.111 Igaimafinod his post-
... rs en 8 . ion as a mem . .
v7.11 be taken 0“ this if the pracuceIfield clerks" Wmld Tlsitheglllntlgl: 11(1):], tion, but 1101111111211} OAiiii:oti)i:Tt:mtzl:
'tliis organization, which is alieady 31', secretary of the clttb thought diffei-
---—-—-- lwotmk will be in the Slate War and 911”)" Wth the SECTOR") attempt-
Ten days in jail with sentence sus- Navy building in Washington It is cd to eject Stanley from the club-
;iI-ended, and five minutes to get out known officially as “The Statistical won by fetce. the argument evi«
,1: “mm was the sentence imposed Division.” dently became general, and everybody
upon Richard Taylor, :1 colored mani .-.- .,_
who was arrested'last night in Wall
street. by Officer Clune for drunken.
mars and breach of the peace. Taylor's
«E'was tried this morning before
flee Candee in the uptown court
Elna letter written to Letlrand C.
mymond, Duncan Frizzell, a memberi
«T the sanitary corp of the 47th Regl-i
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does not cease.
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, ”Highest grade made up encru-
can and eyeglasses from $1...~ tip to
8.50. sold by numbers-according tn
III-I navel-tiling matter on a monthly
WI. Charles Brand Jeweler and OD-
:Srian, 134 Washington street. South
Mrs-elk.
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Specially charged with the
full use of this secretarittnt divisions
ilt‘air Grounds was slug II this morn-,2
ing lit the uptown cout'ttooin beforeE
l{;iliiiow'slti,f
continue it
i
,iwould not be necessry to worry about
t Then he put on his clothes again and
i
t The man they had examined was
,Wladek Zbysgko, the wrestler, who ap-
‘1Ibyalcal
:wlth the draft of Massachusetts and
it». his last appearance on the mat.l
Mcllridc's great asset has always rounds of play in the national pntli-
been his fielding. and his quick brain otic singles tournament added inti-itst
l)’ 11>“ 3"“ dill“ “I“ '0 “‘Jmldt’d 1'1““ out little on the llcld of play ”its limit when the 101111in colltlnuetl todtlv oil
y-Iai at the bat netted him no average 111.2 ((111113 or the West Side («1111).
(if only .333. and that W118 ‘11 1911. 'llolcombe Ward. the Seabright veterg
lluSli hit .294 iii 20 names ill 1908. 1111. who furnished the ltllcxpccletl yes?
but since that tllllc 273 MS b9?“ hih' tetduy by defeating S. H. \‘oshell of.
best ef’f‘oit. and lhfll Wd‘I away back i" lllooklyn. and II. S. l‘atkcr of Cedar-f
130), Fletcher passed the .300 tnatk m burst, will meet N. W. Niles of l‘loston.‘
19”. with u strutting average of Jim. 'Another good match is promised in tlie' ‘
in his only trip III'rus-I the charmedvmmtng of it. Norris Williams. 211. the.
.300 mark. champion, and Leonard Deekulan.
1 Rt‘lllt'lllllt‘l‘ing all lllt‘ While that (‘rttig ltiddle of Philadelphia, and‘
tin-Se three players have. been ill the Charles S Garland, the l’ittshui'g'
major league longer by sewrul seasons youngster, will play Dean Mathct and
than the average ball player managed Ilouglus Wattem oi" \‘eu' ()rleuns. lt.
to stick. and that all three. are “tight IL .\lulrav, Clttlcncc J Griffin and J.
in' hull pltiyerS"ll1e value of beeltbonI lt Struchan, ”the w'estergnets are not
.tlld spitit to the player is blought evpected to mett with mutli opposl
home with a tlttld. tion
1 Hush deserves more credit for tuttk- . '
lint: his way iii the mulch; than either, ASK FOR and GET .’
,Mcllride or Fletcher. for the little lief H r I i '3 ’
jtroit pepper box had It livrd r0“ to ho. ,
wliin be flist came up. Dissension on
then n'etioit club among the players en The orig inal L
tangled Htlsh and Several of them maltedg Milk i
tlietl to lttn biili off tbet te.ttnl But Substitutes Cost you Smo'm 3:
()wnle buckled down and fought for hisl
cukcs and hes still lliclmc
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Zitvszuo PASSED ”3"“ w- Raymmld
BYDRAII‘TBOARD' UNDERTAKER
1 Tel., Office. 1069-3; House, 893.
‘ 27 WASHINGTON ST.
“belt a giant appeared befote til: ,
examining physicians of his district in NEW RED MEN 8 BUILDING 2
Boston recently. they looked at his
huge flame and viewed the. broadp'B'
shoulders and might) limbs With con- ‘V‘W’ "" Intuition!
of tho urlnny t
Pclnlou Ion-WHOM?
and will not atria“:
Rollovu In I to 5 do".
slderable favor.
Here was a specimen of manhood
IUGGII'I‘I.
such as had never appeared before Parcel)“:llduirgdz-Prloothuaballoon-Tn3
them before. and it was doubtful if William “EWAfl-O
there ever would be such a man befote
them again. . ~ 1
"1 F S. LVBN :
do!) Printing
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They went. through the usual formu-
in with the. 'man They sounded in
80. Na walk
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lungs and they placed the stethescope i
av or his heart. They looked down his:
throat, they examined the teeth an)!
then they looked over his feet. TlicyI
pounded him, they kicked him alid' 1
they Slapped him But he didn't slap l
back and on the contrary seemed to en-I
ijoy the performance. ere 3 e
011 ti it ions
’ Finally. the physician gave him a
ipcrfect bill of health He had passed,
and as far as he was concerned it
either of the eyes, the contour
of the face, or the special use to
which they are put, when the
ordinary shaped lenses orb not
the best. .
WE SHAPE LENSES TO
MEET CONDITIONS just. as
we prescribe the focus for each
individual case.
THAMER
Dentists. Optometrlcu. Optician!
"rho Hons; 9; Good Glmec’
1'31: Atlantic In... Stamford, Conn
can in MI I rem
" "it
whether he was physically fit. 3
left the place i
pears at Hartford. Aug 25. to wrestle
John Frebcrtz. .He passed a perfect.
exnnituatlon in connection
may have to so to France. This may1
Promoter Edmund Pollard has arrang-i
ed the match and he has several good'
preliminaries. Tbo' toe hold will be‘
barred tn the min contest. "
Arthur mm aim .me.
'MMII‘
‘ 1'
“in Ross. manager 01‘ Billy Hughes, 1
Raw
IN TOP CLASS istI-t'ed from New York city and will lie 1'. The bOyS Wiii b6 Illill'Chlllg' away in a few daysf
9W»? They’re our boys and we wish them God speed andt
gob’dluck, and the best is none too good for them. p.99;
gMany of our flags were bought in the first rush last
Spring. Flags were scarce and bunting was scarce, and
any of us did not get what we wanted. Then, too, many
in
ugo.Rol1Iltson IIII'I 11.11.15.111 1' I oil-the better flags bear traces now of usage and the weathv
itch
ltnd durable:—-.
.‘ftH-I. Qlitt‘ E5» 54‘ ll“??? I"; 13“": ,1 1? '3’,fi41,1~§1'll“§‘ 3" ‘,
Wipes sewed on, 3 by 5 ft. —- .;.-. 500..1 ‘
'U. S. shields for window decorations—I 5o,
British-Canadian flag, 5 by 8 ft.—— ...,. $11;-
m 9: 1
gets, in Norfolk and pinch- back styles; were $3. 50——
‘ ' wt
lary look were $3—
nearer, were $5—- . _. .
lie help of the Artamo people. ...
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HOWL‘AND'S .
,Mw-‘_.L_— .. .L___‘.\-_ .Lv—r A..-“ .. .M .— .m -
g, " Space has been provided in the basement
.1; for shining shoes. (r 51%, “#315,; Kmnifi ,1}
F Features of the new department will be, i
23 up to date equipment and separate room for
men and women. Service will-be cheerful and"
satisfactory. 1523“ mm.» «gym
n . amine-1;,“ :5,
Flag Inspection
Let‘s
b. .:t
"circus the line
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Chooce now from a large assortment. {
U. 8. flags made of standard all-wool bunting, strong
,1
Size 5 by 8 feet—J, -, . $9.50 ,
Size 6 by 9 feet— $12.00
Size 8 by 112 feet—I' $22.50
“(Yacht flags of wool hunting, ‘2 by 311.— $2 50. '1
Service flags, made of fast color cotton bunting,6 by
$2.
0116' lot of special flags made of fast color cotton—a
British Union Jack of cotton bunting, 3 by 5 ft.—.1
._1. $4.50“
French flags, 3 by 5 ft.--I 51 j$2.50.§
Other flags of the Allies at various prices.
T Third floor. A
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B03115a Wear
B'oys’ linen crash suits, some-with two pairs of iron
$2. 95. 1'
Khaki suits, pulled in at the back to give them mili~ To
$2. 25. 2'
Cooly cloth suits, neat and stylish—give comfort to: 3
$3. 50. ’-
For the little fellow are plenty of wash suits. Corded
.- 1,... .: .«1 v_ it
inadras', poplin, gabardine and linen, in attractive color com. .2.
bipations. Speciglh;
“.31 35_ and $1. 65.
Basement.
Needlework is not
. Jimcuit ' ~-:'-»
Even beginners turn out very creditable work, with. ,
'Artamo‘ package embroid.
ery comes stamped, ready for,
use, with needles, floss and;
full directions. There is no
wavering or uncertainty, and.
no disappointments. . .1. ,.
For the Baby are bibs, boot-
ies and dresses—all dainty with
attractive.
Also lingerie, centers and:
Spicads, and many, many nova: .
Cities. ('I?§‘, (.51: 13.1"", . It I '5' ’ it;
Somcof the, pieces h vc beenw’brked to show he“
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