5m-
with fur collars and cuffs
Women’s and-alliiSses
Suits
Deveiomd in Mannish Serge, soft iinish
Velour, Poplin and Burells, in all of the sea-
son's favored colors.
Special
$12. 95, $14.50 up
strictly tailored and dressy waists, special for tomorrow
Value$2.49 ..................... ..............
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IWomen’s and: Misses
oCOflt-‘i Fashions
S1144 styles, fashioned with large convertable collars.
with big roomy pockets of Wool Velour, Broadcloth and Pom Pom.
Special» 39.95, 312.95 11p
Sergeliresses
Models which reflects the latest styles. Q
Handsomely tailored. Soutache Braided, Drap ‘
ed and tunic enacts, also straight line models. 9
$5. 98, $12 .95 up 1
Silk waists ‘ ‘ ‘ 5
IA harmony variety of soft lustrous, washable silks, in flesh or white
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Our advertisement for the last Liberty Loan was—It you
can’t go WMme across. We repeat this slogan for the new
loan. ' 0m.scross and buy 11. Liberty bond to help pay ex-
pensssioronrboys who are going into the trenches and on
the water: willingto give their lives for the country. , 5
Subsen’hs at once for at least one bond. We will sell you a
bond on thspartial payment plan.
Thezflity National Bank. I
., South. Namath, corms
Vt
, A 115.511.1112]; oi
biticel‘umiture
Roihfl'op ileslts, Flat Top Desks, Type
Writer Desks. Revolving mm and
all Typeset twice Ehairs.
Pris-pl Auto ilellvery
RAND it SON
mm and Furniture Dealers.
Wm M will “'1 Namath. wasmuo'ron. Oct. 25.—The extent.
_ to which women are taking the places '
‘ ' or men in the mines of Germany.” dist”
—_—¥
column emu,
mm (-04) “mm
Dentistry
.rmussyuosm.
“m" "M Mcomcc ’ rm ;
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Immune m =- lethal.
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Second. Liberty Loan I
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Irwill' be continuous until midnight.
[of Justice and the police early today.
I iiives is‘ Lieutenant Hans Berg,
FERDINANDO oacussraa
THE our: snmosv
AT
2nd Co. Home Guards Have Their
Fir-t Dance of the Year
There will be a big time at the ar-
mory Monday evening when the Ferw
dlnando Brothers Dance Orchestra
will furnish music for the first dance;
:0! the season to be siven by the sec-L
Igoud companv. Not-Walk Home Guardsu
IThe armory floor will never be in tin-
ny evening and the Ferdinando OrI
d
I/hestra promises something entirely
new to lovers of good, up to date city
dance music.
Last spring it was the Perdlnnndo'
orchestra which drew the largest;
crowd ever‘ known in tho Stamford
Armory attendinr. a public dance—
this was under the auspices of Fun ,
taln Metcsli's 9th Co. and many 1190- 1
”tie from this city attended and re- I
member well the excellence of the mu- I
sic. 11-1: these people who will tell,
IthoIir friends of the real treat in store;
for them on Monday evening. The
Ferdinando Iilrothersvorchestrn is com-
11105911 of eight musicians—every man
anartlst and this is the only orchestra.
to visit this city which plays all reed;
’iustrumenta exclusively and to tea-I
-ture four banjos and tour saxophones. I
IFor those who appreciate concert tun-1
Isle there will be a concert program‘
Ipiayed from 8 to 9 and then 'dancimri
I
I no TRACE or: sscAeso can.
mans.
ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. 25.—~Althonzh
the ten Germans who escaped by
means of a tunnel from the prison
.bamp at Fort McPherson some time
Tuesday night are thought to have
{come to Atlanta search of the city
Iby local agents of the Department
I
failed to locate them One of the trig!
o
the German Navy, who brought the
British steamer Appam to Hampton
13021115 after the capture of that vessel
lily the Germans.
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I‘ WOMENI TAKE users or MEN.
iclosed in a governess: report Suit IIOI.
sued. During the last.
there were 37,563 womgtsofln’m
compared with 7,286 unwell 511 tilt
ed in mines also show increases of 81,-
290 in 1914 0111! 43,65. in 51916. Waxel'
showed increases. but have not kept,
.11st with the increased cost oi living.
I one: Mimic mums» .
t'le nuances. ss.~—w.- 11.
“Inmflwflto 5
,nsvon’l'rspmmmm.
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r condition than it will be next Mon-I I
. little while.
momm-
same period of 1914. Youth! employ-~52
Christ. smeammmi.
ty!
These fine fabrics, these correct styles; with them ex- .
pert careful tailoring;—and then this special price of
Truly; wise men will pick now.
Number is limited—Pick Quick!
Main floor, rear. I
Viotsolas
olipnioesl
' Victrolas have gone up in
pugs—anywhere from $5 to
$1
I Suppose that is only natuz
'rai: it costs more to make
them now.
Only natural though, to
buy them at old price if one
can.
And that can be done for a
I We shall 'sell those we had
in stock when. the. raise in
Iprice cairn-rand sell them at
Iold price
gig:
cw, 1:. Model Old
530 pm 51Vl_
A are 1n force—and
Warn winter overcoats, new styles, staple
styles, rich and fine, and special-pricedatlfl. 50
There is no real substitute for all-wool; nothing with
jthe warmth combined with lightness or with the power to
give such satisfaction to a man.
I These overconis illustrate just what we mean far bet—
.ier titan it can be told in any advertisement.
I; Handsome soft-toned plaids to which prevailing tones
'are the rich dark hues of Autumn and Winter, smart khaki
hues, plain grnys and inns and blues and browns. ‘
Military and sport overcoats, belted ulstercttcs, graceful
rbox coals, button-through Chesterfields, -—what fine varic-
" sage the scalpIefficientiy, take
He is a wise
man who picks
his overcoat
' now.
Here are
coats of the
cheapest-in-the
end sort; pure
woolen fabrics
that will wear
long, tailored
in smart new
models.
Economy is
wisely urged
upon us all to-
day. Overcoat
of all-wool fab-
’ ric ‘ is truly-
economical
sort. it is
warmer. it will
hold its color
better. it will
stay in shape
longer. .
3193550;
1.1..1 1.1.1....1. ,
_ also jumps-
1 Hughes ideal hairbrush, wa-
terproof and especially good,
advertises that price is soon I
to go up.
,Yet we have been seuutg it
for less than advertised old
price 1n at least one number—
and we’ll do it as long as we
have any of present unaIntity.
ideal hairbrush'es are not
only waterproof; they mas-
! :3 tangles outcfihe hair in a
Imililffi M 1,
my “*5 ~
MhflltsI‘dppiyhstatheseoid Spiendidlirlstlesinsru‘sli-
5.1””. '2W “(blight m
Store's minim villii
at
”'1 1911 armrest—st 31,25 and.
Soil. can
Dress-”$22.50
and . afternoon
netting
dresses of silk.
Fine dresses of serge.
Handsome combinations of silk
net
Mattie!
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and
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see
Four stories
Four new interestingbooks;
to interest and entertain-
:md one to give wonderful
glimpse of life in the Cana-
dian Wiidnerness.
narcc, son of Kazan. By domes
Oliver Cnrwood and inst as absorb-
ing as that chronicle of his tanner, the
wonder-Adult: Koran. ".35.
"the Fortcit—Ridgwell Cullum. A
ranch story. at Montana—01.35.
'l'llclndlanbrurn. Amydtcrystory
‘ or Moll": and Belmon- who wrote
that puzzling owl-3:111: Blind Hal's
Eyes. $1.10.
Funny Herself-by . Edna Ferhcr.
Bomber Em McheineyT. Well
Ens-o b the child oi Edna llcrbcr's,
brain. 0! com you’ll wantrto read
airmail-my new. $1.25 I
Main floor, rear I \.
Bert white
Enameled Ware of pure
white gives appealing cleanli-
ness to kitchen.
How attractive ’tis in its
spotlessness.
These utensils are of white
enamel and of best grade :—
Beriin snuccpansI—Mc to 82...
Build koala—$1.05 to $2.50.
' Dish punt—81.35 to 81.30.
OVIl dish pans—$1.“ Ind 81.85.
Doubt. scum—11.20 to ss.
nipped saucepan—m to no.
‘ lsunls- u. kettles—$2.15 to 12.11.
I'll not; W1.” to 81.50.
‘ some pots. seamless-$1.26 to
‘fiMM
The chance is for a limited time only.
vhut remarkable values may be bought at—
Second floor.
stand—$3.50 to $6.1
sass. M,
Calendar—tic. , .1le ‘ p, .
. Min: fill—II“ to (I... 1'
t,
l
Dozens of stylish tasteful
worthy suits and coats and
dresses worth not less than
$25 and from that to $30—-
$2250.
Light fine warm beautiful
coats, handsome dresses for
afternoon or evening or gen-
eral wear, suits of excellent
style and effect and tailoring
~but any at $22.50»
COATS
-\ll the new 1111 It colon and deep
blue]:
til the worthy durable fabrics in-
cluding rite-slot and. broadcloth.
Bolted and loose and semi-titted
t-tylts.
Pltlll or with handsome trimmings ol
plush or far.
Sl'l’l‘a‘
] u 1’ suit whit it up to now has been
815 to $30. [Hark suits and rich my
and brovms and tans.
Puritan: rut-mes and line wool
line and handsome hropdolotbs.
Smart styles marked by expert tail-
orlng.
DR I“. SS ES '
Many delightful Bllldes and III (M
new handsome styles,
Tom 1-, sntln Georgette and crepe do
r-itlm; Serge: either alone or can“
Mimi with silk.
Be prompt
5322.50.
Gossarcl
corset for every woman.
'1“ least one model of Gos-
sard for each type of figure.
That Gossard of Ispecial
grace and comfort—and given 5 II
greater ease of adjustment
because it lacesflin the front.
/ There are nine ideal figure-
ty'pes ranging from slender to
heavy.
Y our Gossard is included
in the models for some one of
these types.
its price may be as low as
$2; from that, range -is to
5-12.50. "
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Warm: cheer
. Open fire banishes dulneés:
and chill together.
How cheery to watch the-
leaping tongues of flame and
the tiny sparks!
(
Handsome andirons, several-,5
' styles—~43 .75 to $8.23.
Fireplace. Sets-3 pieces anth-
It.
For folks who’ve no fire-
place, cheerful gas heaters 5
with cop or asbestos back
—58 an S9. 75. ,
Oil heaters that give great;
Wit—$440 to
'1
17.75.!“
Norwalk Chronicler