People olenvalK! This Announcement toe—of interest to Every Mother’s Son and Danish, ~ ter of You. This Means Business Tomorrow New? Friday, There Will be a Mess bloating: ATTHE NORWALK ARMORY/ The Meeting is in the ~ Interest of the Liberty Loan. There will bewgood music, good speaking and1 much of interest.- PROF. RUSH: RHEES The President of Rochester University, will speak on “The Great War and the Present . Liberty Loan.” T HILLSIDE : AND MAYEHOFF GIRLS will sing. . They will furnish an entertaining . ‘ program, led by Mrs. Haviland‘ ,and Mrs. Newkirk. Among other songs they will give the most popular soldier song “Over There ., This mootby is; important to every man, Woman and child in Nomadic. The Liberty loan is serious business. ‘ YOU . w < “ cannot afford to be absent Irom'tbis meeting.- "to meeting will open at 8 o’clock sharp. a, Are You an American? Do You Believe In America? Are You Pro-Prussian or Pro-Pershing? Display Your Colors, be at the Norwalk Armory Without Eail Friday Night. ' “ . . . m"!!! .0..._. .7--.— 952‘ ' v— Ain ’tlt a (hand and filorious Feeling? ”was You HAVE nausea", A LOT of WORTHLESS stout Fora Venues 'AND LOANED MONEY Tc A LOT or won-mums FRIENDS -AMD .HM INVESTED 1 In A 1.01 0' OTHER 3 M VGAIS' 601.9 amen deviants: "j - Witt managers/5 -. 130yyow$eoond30nd MiVl'th‘ ‘31‘11134 t " vanCc of the Hurts at the battle ‘ saved us then. ”Breathe- there a man with soul no dead / Who never to tumult hath said This is my own. my native land!" .Remen'tber the “thin red line” that checked the ad- . BsdmpAmeria. of the Marne. l-‘rance s_ - , L'V‘: a l r Chinese Renaissance ROS ,1)” 'l‘his'RugV is reproduced from a Chinese rug, ’ unique of its kind. it was designed by one of the 7,1 younger artists of Peking, who ended off the prize in a Competition in which the foremost artists of , China participated The emblems III the outer border are those of the past dynasties of China. The inter- vening key of Troy bOIdcr represents the great wall ’ of China while the new age of enlightenment is sym- bolized by the natural beauties depicted in the main body. The above illustrat: on is known as a Herati Rug. . These Chinese Rugs, several examples of which are now upon floors of the Rug Gallery, are as attractive as great Oriental pictures might be. -. ll‘ The colors are pale olive, old rose and old gold ' lined with black One Is reminded of Chinese. land-1' scapes, of pagodas and tea heuses, of king rivers bor- .- dered with reeds and overhung with tropical‘trees, . cranes and strange birds, huge butterflies and other, _ unfamiliar creatures of an unknown region. » ' '5” Size 9 x 12,590.00 V ' 1‘ V E_Snnllccsizu,27x54 inches. 1’ .-.,j, . 36 x 63 inches. ’ : .5? 1 ' _Thlrd floor. _' l ,1 7.9. ' "‘1 “:1 l L \ if your mutt: needs'making over 1 .Thnc armour: new "bcd's" which come ready, ; V for applying the huNd:. Son» are filled with stilt . ' Motherswlthdmm Withouot Mindy.- limit shaves ll Villhemtoconstructaslccm material. , , an on. to m V ., ,1 In my m J v- Dress Goods Section ”‘ A very extensive stock of all the substantial ahd popular weaves is shown this week. 1; , 5&1“,th Broadcloth: and other materialt with which the tailor likes to work. . Heavy Costing Cloths from Forstmann and Hoff- mann. Bolivia Cloth' In plum, green, old rose, gold, Bur- gundy and nz.Ivy Fifty- four inches wide, . $6. 00 c yard. Colored Plain, brown. na‘ y and green, , $3. 50 a yard. Heavy Cheviot, Skating Cloths and Novelty Worstedsvy in all desirable colo roings for suits and skirts. M—r‘ Main (100:. ', ’f’” Dress Boots for Women Several new numbers have arrived recently. .New shades of cloth toppings combine with tailored - , suits and those with the new kids, trim and dainty heels, make very stylish street boots. Black Kid and Havana brown with caster cloth‘ Black Kid with dll‘k gray cloth tops. r?!“ . Lace model, ,9 inches high, $150. The samemndel in dark gray kid vamp with . cloth top to match, and covered “Louis” heels, $9.001 W Second floor. tops. SIlex . This little lass coffee machine is very convenient for making coffee on the din- ing room table or in the living - room. The pulverized coffee is put in a little fireproof grass globe. The electric or alcohol lamp is lighted and the coffee filters, does not boil or per- COlate through, which insures a delicious flavor without any harmful coffee tannin it makes good coffee in three minutes. from $4.00 to. $13.00. Basement, ”‘ Cut Glass? A table of very attractive and sparkling glass (Bowls, Compotes, Celery Dishes Trays, Sugar 1nd Cream Sets, Candle Sticks, Flower Baskets and Sand- gavich Plates, bears the ticket price ,V"'*““V“*-*~ , . _ Choicehiflfio. .. "i There is variety in the design of these articles. Bowls are flat or on pedestals, deep or shallow. The glass is pressed first anJ the design' 15 cut upon it. All of the articles are practical and look exactly like ex- pensive cut glass. . _ . . ”WM“ \ Millinery 2!“ New styles for motor or sports wear, with Or .‘without veils. Styles for misses and children In large ,3as$ortmcnt, moderately priced. , $43 A new line of black and colored velvet hats. :5. A": Special at 85.00. ”rt - *W’* Second floor. I 4 l Fetticoat Rattles \ .Qh Him SMial assortment of styles and colorsln Sateen, .. anWMOQ
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