the Season. War Prices Shot to:
Pieces.
No women-miss should overlook this opportunity. Value and Style are both
represented, the. largest asssortntenttnitowri tochaose frost. New models of late
arrivsh they shouldbs of interest to all of you who require that individuality in apg
pearauee that fairly breathes with dignity and refinement, materals, colors and styles
topiease all.
801!!!
Remember This Sale is. tor
DON'T DELAY—SHOP EARLY—STORE OPEN AT D! HT'A. M.
woman's-sun users oases wetsuits , was suns
sumo Value, 8.1. pm ......... ,. _. . . . .$8.98 . sisoo Vllud, so. Price ................. sens Q
' $18.00 Value, Sale Price ................ $10.98 can 00 Value, so. l’l‘loa ................ 31er g
was Value, an. en... ........ 1 ........ $13.98 $35.00 Value, so. rm. .3 ...... ‘ ........ moo j
$35.00 Value, Sale Price ...... - .......... $25.00 $50.00 Value, 881. Price ..... . ......... $30.00 ‘
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Women s and Misses Dresses
Materials—Mannish Serges, Crepe Meteor, Satins,
Taffeta sand Messalines.
”$13.50 value, Bale Price ................. $7.98 1
$16.50 Value, Sale Price ................. $9.98
$18.50 Value, Bale rm. ._ . . . . . . . . ...... $12.98
$22.30 Value, Sale Price ................ $16.50
. Season’s lowest prices 01 tailored and dress hats—large and small shapes in
.blackaudeolors.
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986.3150, $188. $2.50. $2.98, $3.50, $398 . .8 8 .8 :38.
Women’s Silk Skirts” Reduced to$4.98 and $6.98
Onyx-and GodeonSillt Hose—Sale Price Saturday Only.
65c and 75c quality, two pairs «for-one dollar. ., . 17$. T’. ' ' 3'
35c Cotton I/lose, 2 pairs for 50c 1 , 77 ' $3 "' 9‘ I 3
$10.00 Value, 8.1. Price ............................................ L ................ $5.98
$7.00Value,8alePrioo..... ................. ........ ............ $4.98
“MVIJMMPrice ............................................................... $3.50
ssoovnue, 881nm ................. $1.98
-31.50'Ilu,laleil’rlee ........................... .................. 98c
Pleasetake nodes that everystors quotes prices in their advertising similar to ours—But you must see the garment and com-
mthem, then you will commas yourself that oursis better all around and from live to arm dollars cheaper than any store on
ARIS MILLINER‘Y
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1msde at that time the the PurpLes and Yellows. Two um- return of Oscar Herrery, charged with
L 8 'pires for this important bit of strategic theft in Bridgeport, September 22.
' Emmrt“ Featherweight 151 ,$32312”:lzeéfmtizhngatuxog“; warfare are wanted John J. Seery is to bring the man back
Champion, However,1
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Ho hes of mid e rt will meet Tom. TLE charge of assault with intent to kill. in
' 1m 55h“ 0‘ Neat?!“ for the tea The Banner Riflc Club of South Nor: Hartford oari‘ebruary 17.118 is now
y en walk. will hold a sham battle at 'Rock in Perth, Ambuy, N. J.. and Detective
1therweight Chmlonflmll 0’ Cameo-Imam. on Saturday afternoon Nov 3, Sergeant Terrence W. Brace] has been
iticut." No explanation of the agree- and is expected to start at 3 o'clock sent to bring him back into the slaw
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lioth sides we expected to tight des .iuto Connécticut.
the fans who attended the show had Demteiy to ovwcoine tbeotber and the.
Because of Agreement unanticipated it would be Hughes, ”mire am known as Rock Rides will;
be given over to this sham battle. Any 0"! E
rm Bout. MI! in mind the fact that b“ will' .boy who would like to take part in this' ”08
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have a dangerous opponent in Knock“ battle and have his name so down to
out Eggers of Brooklyn, at a Brtdge. {many as having been a gallant de-
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m t n ‘ go to the club rooms at 33 airfield
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to... 3" daily press is the ts’slt of winning the
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This war is but only a
war to make the world
safe for democracy. , It
to come; if every nation
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people and our commerce
immense navy
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at 24 hours' notice-4hen
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not exist side by side.
This is more than a war
for democracy, liberty,
a war to end war.
The only way this war
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peace that shall endure
for the
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To be victorious, the
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isrmenwhowantelothiug withantheinsignisoipronoanead
style.
The curve ofthe back, the cuneoithsfmuttheeurveofthe
lapel—every point makes a point of individual style.
The colors, patterns and weaves sllearry out the idea of get-
ting away from the commonplace.
Prim 315 to see
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as heat your orders right. Goods
are selected with great care and sent
to you at once without cost. The
goods are right, and so is the sen
lice. We satisfy you always.
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Ladies' Gordon Hose' in black, white and grey cotton 290 and 358
SikthsEmeinbhchwhitesndtu....-. ...... 35csnd390
aflklibnnueinbhchwhiteandcolors” .508,75eaad89c
Silknoseinblaekandwhite......... ....... addendum,
hdies’l’hoenixnossinblachaudwhitelisls ........... 55::
Silk Boss in black and white .................... 80641.10
Ladies'l'rlpletoeliose in cotton, black, brown andmlzather,
autistic
sin Rose in black, taupe, suede, mahogany and Russian salt,
‘ 050, 890, $1.50
Ohfldren’afioseinblacksndwhite .......... 158208258358
Men’snoseinblack. maniacs-om”. ..... 15c, 250,608'
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