Suits
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srsisuempiiledinthesefluits. 'l'heir marvelous sinsrtness
m then to stylish dressers. .
VALUE $16.50. SALE PRICE ..... ..... . ............ $7.98
VQLUE $26.00. SAEE PRICE ..................... $19.50
VALUE $35.00! SALE Pm ..... ’ ................ 927.00“
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Values up to its
Girls ’Coats'
At Interesting
insets on
BLANKETS
,Aretietlingliigher ‘ Prices
BUY NOW AID'SAVE ! “ Go a long way‘s and you‘d never
‘We have. them in We?!" run across values equal to these
~sise you desire and in
Values up iii/$30
specially priced for this Great
‘
COATS .
For Ladies and Misses
$1 0.98 to $55
All Sizes and Colors
COATS .
, _ For Men and Young Men
.. $10.98 to $22.50
surfs 34 to u
Annual Thanksgiivng 8an
mdtb-some finish-
~.edp ‘ :otherswithpret-
tty borders in attractive
colors and designs.
$1.98 to $12.98
$3.9810$1‘l.98
Mode in the very latest models.
Sizes 3 to 14.
,, Dress Shirts - $2.48 up
' ACOBY’
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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A L RECO DS '
Opening of Our Annual Thanksgiving Sale Last Saturday has smashed all previous records
r for sales. Our business this week has been greater than at any time in our business ca-
Jeer. Why? “'I'here’s a Reason.” Ourfityles, Prices and MerchandiSe Are “ Right.”
Inner. ”1:16, 1911
, Suits
for men and young men who
know style and value. An op-
portunity to choose from a large stock in all the newest fab-
£19. and shades; also the staple colors.
BO YS’
C oats and Suits
Are marked very low in this
Great Thanksgiving Sole.
$3.98 to $6.98
venue $16.50. sun was ..................... $12.93 t
veins 318 To 320, ssur. PRICE ............... ‘ T 14.98
venue $22.50 IO :25. tutu more ........... . 319.50
New ran
“ Dresses
suitable for alternoon and
evening wear.
Silk Dresses,
: rr WILL PAY YOU so BUY. SPECIAL M
was $4.98 to 319.50
Here and Row.
Thanks ' ' ' th t' r ,
Furs. 1321?. the {1.32 big; “I“ “p w ’27 50
Good Furs Cheap. '
Sweaters - - 98¢: upc-
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'_ .(Yross ‘.$il9.866.26. training »' schoolils hoped that by February first the
. scholar-ships 375. French orphans 317,- work "at permanent reconstruction
s s . $66.59, barmck bags $112, miscellan’
may begin. Delano 02 Aldrich. the
eouo $21,211.27. and First Liberty wellrknown llrm of New York archi-
_ loan‘32.476,828, News. have offered their services free
, g The Daughters have also “adopted". and will send over a representative '
companies of soldiers to keep sup-iii it is desired.
'pliod with knitted garments tor the; All money given [or the work of
Tofitnrt 400 People in a New period of the war. have given ambit-l reconstruction by the .imushters of ‘
. .lancea and lleld kitchens. have pro-l the American Revolution is to be
[use Of Life at Tilloloy— vided hot. meals and box lunches to sent to the Treasurer-General, N. S
. . , . .
' ‘ departing troops. presented 'rt'gimcnl‘t It. A. 12., Mrs. Robert .1. Johnston.
gong; LOtST 0‘ work F01: al flags and have contributed to that Memorial Cdntinentul hall. Washing-
lefl, 00—8. nmmary: idml conditions surrounding some. ion, 1). 0.. who will forward it to the.
1 Useful Activrties Sill¢ camps, extended cheer and comfort Treasurer of tho Tilloloy Re unstruc-
W June . f to lonely camp guards and other pubg lion Fund, Guaranty Trust. ‘o.. New
, lic property and have been-loaders in: York; the Baroness do in Grunge, an
, . ‘ t establishing Red Cross chapters. iAmortc-nn woman married to an avia-
m Idea. 0’th V3” "NPFP’W’: Members of the various chapters in! tor of the French army.
W by the Daughters of the Am- thirteen States have pledged thorns Complete Record Kept.
.m Revolution will 1’" “3'93“"! selves to provide knitted 'pzarmcntz A record will be kept of everything
turn a summary of their activities in ' ‘
,, for the period of the war for crews that is given and n rccolpt will be
aid at war work/bemoan Juno .1 and!“ thirtyJour United States Ships. returned. Each house niwn by any
Oct 1 "t ““5 year. tWentHWo States have contributed one or by a. group of people will bear
Doctor Ssys Incurable
Sniferers Should Die
Sang may ”0‘ be WWW” With these ligaments to fifty-four 01h" a tablet recording the names of the
the patriotic work '0" m“ “3“” ‘“ United States vessels; making a total
s u‘ ’
M w “ “9°“ ”m '7 ”9"?“ ""“eyof eightyeisht boats on which the it will be. will himself write to thank
i’ M "rganm‘m" ”W" 1‘.m°V°“tmen are today Wearing garments, the giver. .A book will he kept in the
M “m!” '0‘ its ancestors. Dur- knitted by the Daughters 0‘ lh" Ain‘t, village of Tilloloy recording the
1" the three and onehalf months eriean Revolution. themes of all those who helped the
mafia :varfogrliengltitufifitfifnlrfifi‘ To Mme French Vi|L1tl¢- village. so that tlwlr names will never
- . As if UH“ were 110‘ enough, and be forgotten. Letters from the mayor
Dwghters. T13” “3'20“” was Jim"; who can ever call halt at such a time of the vinf‘g‘f' his daughter and am,
at! “ follovm. "7'”00 humor] 33". or advise cessation in a cause so
‘ no from one of the refugees. have
menu 337.300, 9.72] comfort him! inl D. A. R. socit’t n
» saunas; 1.973 sewing kits. 31.479.951wmmy' the "a” y
entire French village. One special
branch of its war relief work will be
to restore Tllloloy. For months the
feeling has been crystallizing in the
hearts of members that someone
great work should testify to their
sympathy for France, a-work that
would mmain as permanent evidence
of the desire to assist in her hour of which to cultivate their fields-will
“99d “‘9 France "I“ helped our fore- «restore a village to France. . if any
fathers 9"“ a republic in ”’9 fam- llauchtcr or chapter wishes to give
ily of nations. a house. its furnishings, or the farm
' The national board of management
. (implements in honor of'some person
M a “we“ “'99th in Memorial Con-' that person’s name can be sent wtti
tinentsl ”“1" Washington, 1" Cw “W the contribution and it ‘will be n '
nnimously ‘1’“de to ”k“ "“5 pro- corded on the house plate which tr
iect in hand at an expense not to em to be designed for the Daughters -. .
ceed $51,000. This will mean restorn- the American Revolution by the spent,
“W 0' WY ““399, with furniture. known American mm mm h:
‘ sixty sets 0' '00” mt farmers and Btusbdcld. who most generously gives]
“'9 ”0°" “’1 the whole villase. This his talent for this purpose.
Efficient
' ‘ M! to start 400 people in s new This work is in no way to inter
life. to help an ally in two wars. fore with the work (or the French or-
fi the our! of bronchial cousin- Tilloloy is a smallmillage on the phone. for there will be no need of
_..... we. . mm. . meteorites; "2...... We... summon;also:
'3 W‘“ “W at" m WWW. "i. iiii’ii‘fii some of: 22.572.1‘héi‘: Jéiifédi. What:
" M tulips: st the first sign or Germsns: in 1915, reoccupied by the opportunity to work for their daily
bailout with: n strum ma
. “481.574, Belgian relief $5346.30.
.- - , . pcrb courage of these people.
anti-s! surgical dressmgs .md Red Fifty pants from every I) bier
will give these people new life, will
build and furnish their simple homes,
will provide- them with cows to give
milk to their children. will put into
their hands the implements with
Women for only it short time. Then bread on their little forms. sheltered
‘esme a ne‘er!“ occupatisn I? glad hy"theli;]:umble home; '33?“
, ‘ . - Israel!“ a s utter eves at s ters of Americsn‘ sv .lsove
”‘3‘" W "' m “ ahead-:1 snotty mine in 1017. It. restmd to a nation out assisted our
2w“ 1' ' ' um “. is!
hit ' “luvs returned to try to we love.
'w. cam m‘ seem at their bones. These
”1..”an “aim. 01 m Wm] tile roots
. W‘ivsqoufl'pusd Iowa. mm'flprwlllutheem' it” el-
WWW ”Wt“ ‘m‘uuon mm use also
donors, and the farmer whose house»
h ‘ it it up the restoration or an' calm; into ltiw posseitillon.,lofntho Kim!"
M , - 38 3 9. . . Qreie sorv co comm cow 0 era is ;
13 "1m“ 0’ jellyfllfifififio. mess] toll of terrible suffering and the so—i ;
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Dr. Harry J. iiniselden. of the tier-
.uau-American Hospital of Chicago,
whose refusal to operate all babies
who would grow up to idiocy, has
agrlln startled the medical world with
his announcement that. he believes
incunble sufferers should be put. to
death. , t.‘
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Hm George Pike recently spelt the
day with Mrs. and Miss'Royce.
Mrs. R. Lambert is {visiting her sh-
er. Mrs. o. L. Ming in mtmh.
sou Harriett r. Olmsted recently
visited Mrs. Leroy Evens in Westport.
In. em. miter ot the city is the
guest. of her brother, Mr. ll. 0. Thom?
from the lines and the forefathers in giving us the Amer-lee M
In. Julie we recently visited her
daughter. lrs. Inky Bennett of Nor-
. NOOHANB! IN 60“ Pfllm' ' .
(bat mollusks-d in the nslcb- / . ,
’ Mu, nu nus-smi- inns-sill luv. been ore-sly “roy- ' .wssnmmN, m"- 154°” :7. onse- our this river sunrises.
. . ' “.sz Ieldslssve been ”spoiled. the mlfllbd M “II FOP m
Montreal Newest. ,I' 0.
111:. has In. Wmu'
W
moss-our ,
th:
in.
. the sparks shooting upward resembled
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Wii-lfium W awry III M d
infirm.
} A hollowe'en tree was set on lire Sat?
urday evening in the meadow opposite
5the John Davis place. in the dullness
',n Fourth of July cricbratlon.
'l A card party for the benefit oi tho
l Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to
Bake, Cook and Heat Ranges
from $18.00 to $90.00.
Wilton mm League will be held in the
iwaolt. Nov. l7, The playing will begin
at 2:30 o'clock and the admission will
; ‘Town Hall. Saturday afternoon or this ti
As Judge liar-down chaufleur ma
turning out of Mcrwin street, Norwallr.’.
one day this week, an auto truck corny:
lug down West avenue ran into the:
forward part. it is said that the driver 3
t the truck was responsible. is
i [ Miss Gladys iron of the li‘air'tleldg"
1 .County Farm ureau have a demonstra-‘,
tion Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Sehe‘nclr. Cake, prepared wi‘i.
a combination of corn and uyrup ano
honey was declared as delicious as it _‘
sugar entered into the composition. ‘
unsc- rvntion.
DEMANDS TO BE TRIED,
tor to "face the music.” Don’t dodge,
When Emma, Burgemeister. a nnrnc.
’shot to death Otto ‘Koehlor, a Texas 7
brewer, her lawyers advisedher to
leave that state. She went to New
.Ym'k. city. iRecently she made up he,
mind she should be cleared of the
iclmrge, and has returned to Texas, do ,,
intending trial, which boo been set for
' January. nib—comers Weekly.
Excellent knitting bags can be
made ofratlia. ‘
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term nostrilsonen not In; “IE
to: pan-mu segregation: no
you can. breathe freely. News
,I‘hswlilc. mung. mus. bul-
2m. m or. Ms tor
mum-arm; your cold or am
my: .
Guts—elbow st Manet
% 3 Stores in one
Charge
Account
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be 25 cents. g
‘ No Stairslo Climb
in... Perfection on Reuters $3.95 to $7.50
automobile, completely demolishing thol '
hus proving the practicality of sugar. .
’iuilty or innocent it always ts’bet '5
Oak/M10
Diningroom Tables
role We M srncrsn porous
42 inch top, solid and yell constructed at $7.95
Other stlss for me to $45.00
BpeeislBlipSfltWGhsirforflM
sum “commence
BLANKHS murmurs to mount;
Wessedaflulnrmm ‘ Homestlomplete
Bells nun swimmer. Apply
a dials. or thirst-slat. . .
ass-sum tum ‘ us.
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