tor several days 0'-
, 1 dbtrleta. has moved
1111111111 during the last
1 hours and hue dean-ea
ty. The alight disturbance
1 central yeaterdly nor-ll:
Dakota is new central ev-
it is causing none Inaettled,
between the Rocky loan !
the Mississippi river, but' ,
. precipitation The tempera-I
t.lv hither tn the central!
district;
A an ‘00 10-
DAY.
.. attire: High, 54; low,
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11 News
looking for acne thing to
Xnu packet for the boya
We have a whole list or
-table. Come in and ask for
Donnelly'e, ls Soglh
1 ted States mail wugon driv-
1 Ryan fared second heat in
with II ante near the South
railway_ notion thla morning
eonaidenbly dam
1 Gianakl, manager of Why
and Monograph Coupon!
formerly o! Nor-alt.
town yeotertlay enliinl on
.htaandcapa.0'flrien.
...Dr. Holmes, superintend-
lethodiat -.Hoanltal Brook-
prep/eh M the First M. K;
may morning, smember 11,
. Dr. Bond of Brooklyn, will
It the evening service at 7:30.
omena' Belle! Com, Backing:
' were entertained yesterday
- by Mrs. Byinaton of Uneoin
Horwnlk Red Crone work was
in and at noon a delicious din
med. The hostess gave all a
afternoon. ‘
. CIIdWVasdied in
‘ I Hospital yesterday ot‘ the
yenrn. Funeral services will
Honky afternoon. and inter
ill be grade in Pine island come
~AT'I’END THE FAIR
Dunn-oily Hall. that Nor.
W and dining ev-
1- 1, thiaweek.
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Keep them warm
day and night!
Children deserve warm
and grateful underclothing
and sleeping clothes. They
need them. Their activity
colds. Was there ever a
real boy or girl who didn’t
“kick the covers’.’ off at
night!
Here are sleeping clothes
that will protect them and
insure warmth: —-
Merino night drawers
made with feet, especially -
for littlcr children, sizes 1 to
't'o—fine mixture of wool and cotton—85c to $1.50.
Flannelette night drawers, pure white, no feet, sizes 8
to 114,—111 to $1. 25. .
Flannelette nightgowns, white, settle with collars and
prettily hemstitched, sizes 2 to divide to $1.25. , ‘
Pretty pink and blue stmnl Ilflltgowns of flanelette,
several styles,—sizes 2 to 14—79: to $1.25. ‘
Little flannelette skirts for wear during the day, light
arid warm and agreeable, white or striped, sizes 9 to 14, — .
391; to 65c.
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See this
shoe ”range , i
. ; Tliere' 1: a pair themibrevuyptnwk a lid
mores-shoes from dancing pmnps‘of patent or dull leath-
'er at $3 to stout tan cordovan shoes at 39.
Pick the sort to meet your idea; that sort .is ready!
,Tan oorddvan, laced—'39.
Russia calf, deep tan, laced—189:
,Tan Cordo cam—36. h. '
{ran-Russia cam—$5. ,.
Cherry tan, English last, fiber soles—$5,.
Dark tan blucher, high too—$4.50. iii
Dark tan, high toe or English, laced ,—$4. '
Black calf, laced, English 1115944.
.‘ English-last black calfskin Bluchers ,.-—$4 50.
lamina-odour. A.
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Solid gold ring, ‘ - . h .
diamond let-~56
No, we have not made a mistake. 21'
. . These rings for young girls are of l4-K solid gold 1n
lime or four graceful new attractive patterns.
Each' IS set with a full-cut white diamond of brilliance,
hnall but aglow with life.
exposes them to danger of '
is a good wise sum to pay for a’suit of clothes.
that a man gets here for 535 carries the quality pledge of
such a’ maker as the House of Kuppenheimer or of Hart
Schaffner &. Marx, And there is no higher pledge in the
tailoring world.
535 paid forasuit from these master tailors is a sum
wisely invested. it buys absolute quality and full value-—
though and through.
So Sure is that quality and so certain that value, that
tile store stands back of every suit from these makers and
promises to buy it back if it f ails 111 any way.
, - What more can any man ask? 1
5 fine big gathering of suits now at $35.11 fine big
gathering of suits and of ov,ercoats all from these same tail-
ors, at other price—
suits-$22.50 to $40.
_ overcoats—MSO to $67.50.
Maln noon rear.
We‘
want
Men's needs
. of now . '
Good warm solid underwear of wool interknit with
small percentage of cotton, gray—52.25.
Good warm gray union suits—82.50. _
Pajamas of domet flannel, light of color but staunch of
weight, warm, good fitting—$1.25 to 82. .
"‘ Nightshirtsmf warm good-weight domet flannel in light \
effects—75c and Si.
Warm durable tan cape gloves that fit smoothly and
attraci 1vely—32 25.
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scarlet-mm
Remarkable flags for girls, remarkalrle' 1n price too-.-
36. ,
Malignanl
. Blanket to make
a warm bathrohe
é. Woven from fine cotton in handsome patterns and col-
lndlan and conventional designs, bright or quiet—but
any: warm and serviceable.
Softbutflm, smooth in finish—true comfort when
mmmyrobe. .1
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“Notioaa” are
really audiol-
if you wbuid appreciate the real value of any “nation”
try to imagine yourself without it at the time of need! _
13
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piece—5e.
For-at eiaapo. ID to 11 inch medium
Wotan—20¢: burr-8 5e.
with» needle! ll protecting tubes
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M011 neckvve’ar
brings its beauty
Dress gains new charm‘
when different neckwear LS7
worn wrth 1t . ‘- 1 ,
I
How entirely changed is.
its appearance! What 11117
added beauty!
Today, a collection at
neckwear totally different"
from that of two weeks ago.
For ’tis one charm of the
Howland neckwear that it is' ,
of ever-changing pattern. »
and effect.
Stocks combined with jabots, shadow or Oriental or;
filet or Chantilly laces or plain net, black white or cream—-
5 0.85
ll collars and matching cuffs, satin and filet, braid‘
trimmed or with pleated edge-31.50 to $2.50.
Broadcloth roll collars and sets—st to $1.50. ;
Smart pique ascots—SOc.
Georgette sets, embroidered or plain or combined with
Venise or filet lace—$1.50 and 92.
Beautiful Georgette sailor collars with Venise edge or
hemstitched, white or cream,-—-$l"to 52.
Excellent vesteds of net trimmed with filet and Oriental
lace—St to $2.
Clever little crepe de chine ties in many plain colors: i
and in some striking and tasteful stripes,—S9c. ‘ -
(‘fntl'r aisle, from.
A mackinaw
for mine!
Live kceneyed boy, whether he i518 or 18 or in be-
tween,—for him the mackinaw.
,1 it's the best of all Winter overcoats; for it keeps a boy
wamr and leaves him plenty of f recdom to play at any sport.
Short, trim, warm, durable, neverin the wayb—no won-
der boys choose mgkipaws.
Now ready fh good gray blue or brou 11 pl 11ds with hip
patch pockets and shawl collar and belt all around or just
across back—$7.51).
cumm- overooats of b: 111dsome blue for little fellows
of 3 to 8. Pure wool and nice and light—and yery warm——
' 39
Front lather-mm
/
’Glovea that protect .
against the chill
Cape gloves bring comfort to women all through the
days, now to be many, when cold breezes blow. They fit
smoothly and trimly with real grace—and they are just
heavy enough to be warm without being confining.
Tan and rich gray, one clasp, black embroidery,-«.
equally good for street wear or for general service or for rid-
‘ . ing when some one else has the wheel—51.65.
Light tine gloves of washable doeskin will retain their-
Ofle Clash—‘1. 50. . n}
1 Thou m gloves for young foha—o
‘ Olildren's mittens, goodwelght, blue gray or brown,“ _
35G
~IK11itted gloves for boys, black heather 'or oxford, --
‘ 650i
Boy'sflan or gray mocha with flawed lining-41., .
' Girla'knlttedglovesofaice weight, 4111mm“ flick ,
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