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mm'm‘m fi“ 1‘" Elle-mm! the- luc-
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Nmalklenotn-ultiadfl'and ill- thet any at the local law
Nor'llll “Millimm‘, I“ W“ M “I mm
it! nor bellies are in the
“'“Vemm'l’u .M “walthetlnionilillecmpanyend e
M m ”u "' w” you ”W mu ult- plant watched in 1651 is
itiretercryirollanolrm m A‘.th MWSOE
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tire wtwwflimn hutthow “Nutmminfl-
“W“mmmwmqbwnnm a.
helping to win “IO 'Il'. fw- ”I“
Certain it in that every shop his or
little is rushed with ordm due «treat.‘ “4"". “ml?- ”or
Iy mutually totho can. or our} Jun- W. Stony. whoa accurate
and. either in the mimetfindrewromoryottheevenu
unwer‘oyordhon.’ it to at you. 0" hello-almonds” ninth to
smeummmunrw mm???“ ll Wm 0"
atomic-nan 1t random prdye to M “I” “8 twang! by the
meeting reading writer this morning.
Motel Manufactuf‘f. Lead 'You have come to the right shop
The many items mode of mnnv me- ”but!“ "it shoot "I. old Ulla
“1,, While“! both in “in; and Milli,” he said. with one of hie kindI
w. n- WM‘Woth! tilt- 'My lull-tr w the!“
m {mm ”mp‘|r‘hgu com .1 l. dyeing W6“ I W
m and thou-ud- og mu“. out in New York stoic which tolled
“email...“ due The Nor about 1850 and they borrow-4' him
mks-lute”, me. e m. toe-etc workout“ inhuman-w
tyof mull W, particularly of the “l “0 m M W 3'3". ID
hinddelundedln-nrlno comm- will hearse natahoo‘l malted
lion. millage, ”may,“ been silicon thereon «are thin!
on moral: new. was ammo-dummy W
node in W end .1“. mm hll inducement. to come to Norwnllr
isncwar‘dwith the alt-mill Indhhchruottlndnfiov ,l
thnbnthtuf 9mm 5mm come with hire. u did o number of
tort tint ere being built. “hm
- The lake enbnurine receiveonany "Well businou kept on booming
or its company porurfnrn the Lock- and when merely" wnr hrolto out
wood Manufacturing Cm. lib!!! “wild-U: lewd N llnion tott
- “Chow" Kettle. Too cloth in the commission bounce in
Many it “Write” C 32.7.0?“ New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore
would enjoys»: “chow" 1‘ filth“. it Add other cluesM
he mum mitt-plutonium M... e,” in..."
I" ed then: out while there might be "government "am commenced ,0
h" P ““1“ °‘ ““ hone-lot 1min“ In end- there well a grant hurry
fl he‘tnew "’9 pnnnlre “mm in: to roll back these niacin of any
the one hand. Store all holler 1mm, 06004190!” ”.m“
”Wm 1"” ””fihm Wowmmwe
- hronee and nlumlnhm trout but black, and soon had seven bit:
' ‘ the m udmany othermetnl moot blue "a 'm overtime
a?” are MM” overcame. "Man our! jlrhe money hm poured
m 7"“ " """ in in the cloning year! of on
The Wink Tire and RM Oom- wenm lmmedlatelv alter the Union
pony for the post sixty days has been Works v” declaring quarterly dM
rushed ““h hurry "def” From the dentin of $25 on every shore of stock
iron: and from the contonment camps which had a N” "am of ”5.71“” a
for tires big and little heavy and fact!
light, for new kind 0! use from ’ "Yen" ht» re lied to :I question.
motor cycle to tut army truck 17:; "There. was 50:10 local opp'oeition
addition! have been occupied an The immbury and illnel Co. or. Wm.
as finished and work night and d3! a m“ to In“. ielt cloth.
in curried on by as many ofintlyco ”‘9' noon
red and they adopted some of our pineal-v
as "n be comiortdhly W. tell which mood one of the most hit-
antgcz..fl;emh‘ng 3 Mg torly fought law suit: in my negro:
'i‘hecaee wan carried tothoU. u-
lummpfl, “swim“ is figs; asserted Gob: promo Court, and i remember that
(1 my that‘stneo‘l “fit “,0 Ohio! Jutlce ’Laney woe broneht into
no
known as New England's model face the court room 0" “ stretcher ‘0 6g:
tory to due to the opprecigtiou ot the 1'" decision "“031 “‘3 against
vv Unlul Milk."
lied Crone nurses for the ”it I: 6.
product. Jacob o Sons fin occupy? Antone other tailor:- running:
the old- Union Mills are turning out his money at ” vine be.
thou-ads or hospital row that. old "alloying mill which stood
are ”shipped abroad aefipmty u tween the ice pond and thodOt-efnrymo
ill in the upper on 0
can be completed, to their grid in
:zyouyn notary is “Eh” leg. town. This was where thenrew hid;
gins in immense qualities fllle its mute-nodded fortified or an...
ndorw soothes man a tired 901- and rite o are r dim
our - y Ewere tilled from there.
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thetwetye jurors who I'GM'AM‘N
the “torrid-loam oily: mum
dc Snell-o remained toils, chosen
whuooonrt convened today for the
third .*y of her trial lot i
on m 3. of her divorced
John‘u do W. WWW men
"W to “7 the “’49 f "“3 not any great amount: in has met-
Chile-1m with one chili-mm! mug” “8 went out and the hur-
nominal fifty you; of we, and all m went KW that and took all
are thorium-MW at any ulna. from it and then went
1m 4" ‘Mdo ~59 through the dltlohterl ml m
the“ mrh’yom' fiWolr in no lire. moat-mm.-
the neighborhood and on whine trail
the police are at the present time,
waited until she had left. the “all!
m" and then going to the rear doorspruns
it open with a. jimmy and entered.’
H!" Smith had lett some may.
a “ammonia-inherit ”mm ergo hat it-wno
your mum Lute Wk'. “gums: Mouths-woe
iorwhoeeuh. nccordingtnthe tide-Wendtunflnwanittdle
[IT-Khfln shot her mum. mmmwmoaludhoaenm
min. "adieu-ail!“ failed .4“ mm mat- new
to “at limpet-emf.” nine ind
deposit mite.
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chimv loan may won‘- in the
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M£IIIIIOI Mlle trial In.
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Pouthiy the most profitable yentml
report to the uthorittca when they
Talent ’
tended to the Wino! melon ,
moo cotton
“$1.1“. .. J
mwa~m
a“ woman-drier
dub-MM“
Amm WORK
OF E SENTIN EL
(ix-uncommon 0a» 1.
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all on the-semen". no auto-till .
oontrlhutloné have ulnce come in.
This xrntlfyIu result would not.
have been unable without the loyal?
m- -wtrloticu|pertol theoreasoi
Nanak.
unseen. WT
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GERMANS LEAVE , ‘ .
WASHINGTON
.7?!— .
WASHINGTON. NOV Sic-l". in
the tan that natim oi who
luvs not obtained their Incl natural 5
tattoo ”on end who trustee-o to!
Wm one. wer wu declared on
April 5M! rennin tn thhr city. Gor- ’
run: whose residence oi the notional?
capitol nut-dot" the war closure-t
lion will- have until Decanter 15 to.
pooh upv vtheir node and“ am
Alter mldnlxht tonllht every Ger!
mull rcntniulng here against these or.
am will haunted-dull! min!
merit. fiery (lemon loom I»,
day. and Germans leaving Washington
between now and December 15 most
is the cagful preparation
of high grade linens, fine
'_'llle Read Linens are
ere ulna-Indium lino totthe
Mental of the district to-
‘which they :0.
Police instructional today directed
that ignorance oi the president' 5 pmo-
intuition will ho no excuse for an rhea
enemy to delay complying with it
There we: a rush todoy ot uauturltfl
ized German- to the mom today for
lutorrnotion all to their emu. Those
who bed taken out their Int papers,
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‘mt had rmt completed the MlurnlllI-J 501d,
lion precede have to unit Wuhlnmh “' ‘ “" “"
the some as those who have Nil ME, . , ...i...-...: .
tow at (it. Abe-lg!” o. ‘“
mostly w’yitfi end "quotient”. A
{stealer no the and... continued
W. ,,
m ,
eouomo MONOPOLY no noise
BOSTON, Nor. 20W
a recent Edi-stiletto Pearl. m
Germ Wine lunacy mod 5
monopoly. in the handing ducky-ol-
ptoyu. theihutoni'hnnce Mimi
reportcd'todey that thin monopoly «l:-
3.
doing work my the city. The 51m
aid Company was aided in fornllnmthe
monopoly. ,the report held, by inm-
Jtltnee sum and Fro-clout. My; ,
hie political all at onetlnrohnolm
“locate. The controls-ion Also chm:
edJalinre on the port or the citrate...
force liability-upon “flint-mm!“
on where a liability existed. ,
The commie-ion recon-ended thotln
the future all insurance broken be ob
lowed “tree. open and hunt compctb,
lion'and approach to the city contracts. '
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The Read Linens
Rudy to supply'ThI-lbeirinr um!- ‘
The hostess ,lvho entertains on Thanksgiving Do,
:onsiders theappcmuce other table almostat much
of food in her kitchen.
In “the Read Linen Section there is an abundance
imported flax weaves, that
are [the treasured possession of'good housekeepers
up to the standard of for-
finer years and no makeshift mixtures can ever take
the place oftrue flax linens. ltpaysto buylhcrbest,
cvcnltouc cannotaftordto buy as much. Some of
these fine weaves have been in Istoclcaa your arvmore.
They ofvcourse are offered at a saving of present
prices. These conditions extend not only through the
table doom but through the entire linens, leveling,
bed spreads, sheets and pillowcases. We offera word
. of warning to women who want real linens.
will not'be many more when the present stocks are
there
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Pun I“ with sttbSttrltially finished scalloped
edges, the kind that one monograms and treasures
among best things of the linen closet, '
‘ 8250. 18.50.5150 and $8.00.
W?”
I ; Wolves of'this style are exceedingly scarce. We
. do not expect to be able to get any more, at least until.
litter the war, and conditions are adjusted.
Pita linen With neatly heurstilched items,
' $30, $6.50, 6750 end 38:00}
. W Luau-aunt
Pure Lbs. full bleached, in many attractive“
tips. 3.
sin 36 136 inches, 81.75, am, am and $3.05
4.5 x 45 inches, 850, are, “no. 950 to m
.5‘ x 54 inert”, “mam-ups.”
hadron HI).
”Rico Linen, high Iquality, large Warpat-
iems to choow from, in plain linen hermiitchcd, or
with embroidered comers, ,
pm 5w. rim haw mu...
Hourly“: linen, substantial and durable, in a
wide range of patterns, medium size,
$3.00, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 a dozen.
» fl
Knoll-37min.
'lowcllng, pure linen, 20, 23, 25, 28, 30 end 33
ctr. a yard.
'l'oweling, bleached, 10, 13 and 16 do. a yard.
Glass Towcling, red and blue checked,
13,15,20, 22, 5-130 do. a yard.
‘Towcls for plntry use,
13,16,” 23, 25-d30cb. each
’ Dish Cloths, 6, 10, 12“ 15 etc. each.
Dunk of good grade, full bleached two yards
wide, in .clover‘lcaf, snowdrop and other familiar and
favorite patterns, .
It ‘52.“! a yard.
Pun Linen Doro-ck, full bleached, in serviceable
quality, .70 inches wide, at $1.66 c yard.
Better Grades at $2.25, $2.50, $3.00 and up to
“filly-II.
W Dun-k, i very good substitute for
pure lmen, woven on the rcgularlincn looms. These
when laundered will look well and wear alrmst like
linen, full widths, 89cm, $1. 00, $1.25» “my-d.
Third floor.
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Pattern Table Cloths.
Pure Irish Linen in beautiful designs, with bor-
ders completely around. ’
Size 2 x 2 . ynrda, $3.50, $635, $5.50, $613, $7.50 to $ 8.50
’ 2' x 21,, yards, $4.50, $5.50, $6.75, $6.00, $0.50 to $10.50
Napkin to match, '
Medium size
“$675, $5.00, $5.50, $6.,00 $6.50 andw$1150doz
Dinner $110,
35..» load, $5.75, 5750, $3.00, 5550 end $1300 do:
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Curtain Stuffs by the Yard
Very dainty. and artistic are some of the new Cling
. lain:Laces in Filel, scrim, Marquisctte‘ and Madras.
Cut Glass
A balm «me, new potterns,
free from peyohoiogionilnllunce' ."‘ , . I'm. m.
.-———-- Square medallions and stripes, very finely effects, . ,
. ) , g with baskets, vases, flying birds and conventional do, mg, 30.1,, 3,," Ben Dishes,
C,” m ’ mice the exhibit very pleasing. ' $5.50 and $10.00 $1.40 to 3 6.00
\g .- » 1* l Wm M Fruit Bowls, $3.50 to. .00 Cheese Plates, $4.50
> 1} blc f dow dr cs Water Sets, 85 ”6.00 Biscuit Trays, 0 m .
A special communication of St. 0"“ 1““ 5“ a 0' w’“ “1"" ”my Relish thes,“.00 to 5 9.50 Sandwich'l'rayb,
loun- Lodge, No. a. F and A it, an; ecru colors, 39 etc. to “-50 a yard. p " ' summit”!
will be held town mg, .; 7 , clery Trayr, 3336‘ to $10.00 . .'
dcloclr. The later hie-on degree - M Sm fancy horde“, ltelnstitclred 0" Fern Dishes, “$0312.50 Mayonnaise Bowls, _
will be varied» with lace, 25 to 50 do a yard Older Pitchers, mu $12.75 $5.15 to s 935
Hitsdon who. enormous. “I m can and white, 25 to 50 ctr. a yard. 2 Olive Dish», $115“ $415 Spoon Tlm. 3135“ 3 W
F. Botholow; diluent Vernon, New ' 7" — IWt ,
Yuk. and m or 5m. metal "1“ " *“'--— - ’
moon. or m.nmt,.mmo o——-—-——-
day for Fort nan-worth, Knoll. I I
anticommunist-moot the mama
United sum Amy I ‘ o '
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