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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 19, 1917 · page 9

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told made an lamination. and in
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,oln manintrdie rum Thar-
ticlee wereturn' over to Deputy
fierilr Perry. A little further sleuth-
loll calamlshgddthbszact that
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' the property, and incidently rues

 

iron. The trolleyman has been con

”routed with the articles found. and nun.
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,in the can.

, no Vital
Automatic
Cleaner

Costs nothing terun
lions without elec-
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Vacuum Cleaner for
every home; Built

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marlin. Ho will be tried W.
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2, bonibuildore, 33.20117!!! Warrineocnor.

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:M stillinnlwrn, 32.90.3424; 32 nhipl-l'llleued are the hnppineu makers!
"m3" “amt boiler Mm) 3.0+ Bleued are they that remove friction,

that moire the courses of life smooth
Philadelphia. PL—js'ooplwmithas ‘9‘ a” ‘n‘m‘mm 0‘ me” ‘“‘“‘~"

 

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Sc-i. Wait-W40 boys.
drillers. lama};
vim-dimm- the ion on 71 general “pore, 82.08-83.04; 20
Mill ol potatoes honiholdern-on. than“; 100 laborfi:
outs ,,
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m in who» or do, so Ihlldlter‘s helpers. taoosaon.

, ‘ Washington, D. (‘.-—25 bucksmitha.
”Wilma”: 2 canvas workers, 8,108-
mngu“: n “chi-icon, all around.

morons SKULL
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ildaotai. seven years old, or 609 Fain,
hid avenue. may din tram mimics 1.. 3

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‘ 5 o‘clock loot night. iiaaw,
'0"? was armued by Tunic Policeman;
1“ 0‘ Salmons. churned with reckless driv-

tody.

83.‘J&$l.24: {- Hailmakem 32.34444“); Following the‘ preferring of reckless

, i3“ sewing machine ”Onion (1,. driving ohms, Hone was refined

, music). “.0443“; 3 lhlpfllteri. ”firm surrendering his limnue to traffic
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Unite all member: of
comradeshlp. _

Homes need the protection of these fascinating

“pastimes shared in common—yon own your boy:
and girls your own Iociety.

And youfll love the“Biillard'Hour”namnchaathoy. "

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Not toys—but scientific Cun- mmrumm
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your unity in this lite-long

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Brunswick prices rang- tron :35 mod.
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Hun of 8 Fruhlin street. mural“
which ran into him on Fairneid avenue
‘39 “‘ between Courtlund street and West!

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cent's hospital is considered to be uric

to give his position House was driving towud .‘s'orwalm
when Doniuoheinl stopped from thej
‘ curb to cross the strut. He was,
nurls'cmt. sumo: struck a terrific blow by the ammo,
bile, which hurled him with "amend;
. ions futon on the pavement. fracturing;
,z' Urgent Needs in The Navy ando.‘his Ihullnnd injuring him liternnlly. l
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Brooklyn Navy Yard—~15 snilmnk.‘,utnfl rushed the suffering lad to the;
hospital in the ambulance, while Hans

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Flanneleite Gum.
LADEB’ mumvcowns in white, pink 3M blue
Mmtrinnnedwithnfnncybrnidhighor low neck;
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H'lial Uncle Sam is sending his Soldiers across the sea to fightr—lo save this
y, fq us and the generations to come:

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. munitions before this, American Soldiers and Sailors have gone on
”us. If they had not goncwc would not be living in this free glad land

 
 

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staring in their graves today, foughtfor us long ago, and not think-
' ua , only as a nation. There is no greater or finer sacrifice than

the American Soldier makes, but soldiers cannot win the fight alone. We mus!
‘ . bah them, support them, encourage them with our money and sympathy.

“ you will feel better after you boy a bond.

 

Very speed.

A group of finely tailored
suits, Chiffon Broadcloth, that
queen of tailoring cloths. in
black; naVy blue, tadpe, the
dark red known as “beetroot”
. Some of them
glam, others trimmed with

udsonScal. ‘ .

Made to sell at 385.00

M $65.00

‘ Second floor. ,5?
4.3

and brown. ,

, Tailored Suits

vPHn «I. Fill-thinned, of
way bubonic and distinctive
etyle,.nnd only one of each
model.

 

i‘Jack Tar" Middle:

For Women and Chilhen. , r “
i” A natty looking while
blouse made of stout white
galalea cloih'with collar and
Cuffs of navy blue braided
with while. , On‘ one arm a
red band. A very attractive
style, smacking strangely of
batileshi s, cruisers and the
. , Certain to be
adopted by patriotic young

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Hand Painted China .
This special group reminds one of a' ‘
display of porcelain in some art room; .

iii“ lnSeunnrlSepentePiecea

Salad nodFruit Bowk, decorations

of long-stemmed .fleur-de-lis and
green leaves, heavy gill edges and
handles, “a;

Coke or WMandCom— ,3
poles with .wreathas of daisies in nata ;-
ural‘rcolorings‘; . cg;

rm to. anhdwidla, bread, rolls or,
tea cakes, chorations of Japanese lilies. :1

Dessert Sub, round halltllcd Com- "l
poles and oval Trays, Dresden borders
a, and center medallionst a, ; .

and Dishes, with
jclustcrs of English violets and green
leaves, . ‘ ~ .

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. SugunndCIe-n Sate, Sauce Boats '
and Flower Baskets with floral decora-

»,lions, for-gel-mc-nois, violets, daisies
had other small and dainty flowers.

' f‘ Chen Trays and Biscuit Trays,‘

'dccorations of pink tulips or haw}:
ihorne. . z «:5:

Sell «an»; M daisy decal:
orations, heavy gilt edges. '-
‘Slnll W Salts, Dresden any
S'gn- " ' ya-
'Jely rmawmmd various
kinds for beautiful and unique dowry}
lions about the dining room. Ward
l’ Convict-min 9. tray, small tray 3
for kuick-knacks, hair receiver, pow; '
'dcr box, and hat. pin holder, decora- :
lions of violets, exquisitely done. ,'
“. Pcwdlr In; rose or vio-
let decorations. ' ‘
‘ in this collection, a large vase, hand ',
painted. French style“, 'iG'inchcs high, ;‘.

’m . wilhccnlral decorti on representing 3

“Flora." This vase is aha
h}, outlined with- black,
:1 willful rim

paneled in
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- 9013““, of dependable quality.
/ ' Sizes 9 {013%, widths B to E, '9‘?

as . 9 IV C , $33.4“
Which does not bore a hole my ,

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bill co: co 1, leaving a

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The Herati Rug

A fine example of Chinese Renals- -
sauce in rugs. Within the past few,
years the fascination ‘of these hand
some rugs with their strange and beau-‘
iiful symbols hasappealed greatly to
American art lovers. The weave is of
the finest character, soft, thicls and
beautifully woven. The dyes are of.

pure Chinese manufacture and lasting,-
Shown in the Carpet Galleries, third floor.

House Dresses ‘

Neal and practical Dresses made up;

in attractive styles. . . gt?»
Very special at $1.00. .7 l

Dresses of pcrcale . and gingham,
new models just, received, well mods
and of unusual style, ,

of; $1.50, 3200, $2.50 and 33.00.97

I Um'fonna. format on Normal
" Mnids' Uniforms, in good quality
.black sansettcand brilliantme V, . -

as From $2.75 up to $7.50.

Nuneo’ Uniforms, made up in col-g

. lon pongee and linen finished cambriz
high‘ or low necks, long or shg,
sleeves, , :“7

*1” $2.75. $3.00. 33.50.

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Second flour

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Shoelifor Boys

‘w" Genuine gunmeial calf and patent.

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.‘ . , saooosaso
Sizes '1' lo 2, widths A to E, goo;
sums/a to 6,: “monsoon

,. second noon. ‘
«a . £63 at , /

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