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~1tfor Namath Ind vicinity:
tonight: Fridny rclenring and
what colder. Warnings for high
- the displayed along the coast.
ell—defined atom are: in control
morning over Lake Erie. It is
. {cloudy weather with rain
in the northern districts from
Upper Mississippi Valley east»
'1 to the Atlantic coast. Snow is
‘ ed from Upper Michigan, Ver-
t and Maine. Plensant weather;
5 lie in the southern and weuterni
cu. The temperature is: some-
t lower along the. northern borderl
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ily News
Vllh 1111 Kennedy-.1)! the U S N.,
enjoying 11 six days' furlouch at his
e in ahir city.
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meeting of the Polite Renew-1;
11 Association was held this after- .
11 at 2 o'1locl1 in the (‘ity linll. l
e members of Buckingham W. R
will go to Mn. Hampton Sher-3
111 '11, Comatock Illll tomorrow and:
-- sll day for the Red Cross. \ !
Earl Coleman, of South Norw,allrl
1 yesterday for Port Slocum, N. Y”
are he will enter a branch of thel
lotion corp of the United States]
.y, 1
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111111111 Caruthors ahdl Frank'De-i
erne, have resigned their position»;
th the Connecticut Company. and
ye accepted positions in thr Nor '
lk Tire & Rubber Company' :1 plnnt l
Winnipank. .
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Miss Kelleher of Berkeley street. re- ‘
rted to the uptown police last nicht, I
e loss of :1 pocketbook 1'.ont 'Iining :1
rze hum of mom-1, The po1k1-tbook
as lost nomcwhere Itetwwn Mi 1::
elleher’n Math street store and lih
me in Berkelev street.
A flegular meeting of Sherman (111111-
andery, No. 470, ll. 0. G. (3., will be
old tomorrow evening. Omceru for
3 1111111111; your will be elected, and
her matters of importance will be
incurred. All members are urged to
. present.
George "Sprig" Hendricks, arrest-y
yesterday morning by Sergeant‘
.yan Silk, for drunkenness, was 3.1-?
igned before Judge Candee in the
ptown court this morning. "Sprig"
leaded guilty to drunkenness. and the
se was continued until December 1.
Considerable interest is being
hown in the Victrola Christmas club
aim: formed at Donneily's. The. 1111111
nabler: one to purchase any style Vic-
rola on,the partial payment plan and
irat payment required will not have
0 be pzild :1t Xmas time. Ask Mr.
ionnelly’ 111111 1 111111, 1115 will gladly tell
on all about it.
-DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
own Assembly Hall, Grace Bro 8-
1.4.7.. orchestra—«Cathedral Chimes. '
1 .
WE INVITE
1/ YOU
to open on account with this §
bonknndwewinholpyonssve.
mmuymm de-
positnudnotbeinrge—wenc-
ontminenynmonnt and
trestoilonrpetronsniih. If
yonhsvemnuctednohndncu
wflmewe-hooldbo
mummmm—
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tendinitis-Insulated-
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The Central
1 _
1. Trust Company , ,
11mm coy.
y joining the club now the usual‘
His new Victroln de-i
artment makes selecting of recorder
n1] inntrum- his a pleasure. ' ,
flowrno!
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A merry welcome waits at toylhnd for
‘boys and girls.
'1 oyland 1s theirs, grownups are allowed
there oi course—but they must remember
that Toyland is the childrens part oi the
store.
It's for the children that the gay dolls
smile and nod.
Its tor the children that wonderful toys
whirl and spin.
It's for the 'chiitlrcn that dozens ‘and
dozens of new sorts oi toys have l)CCll us-
scmbled. ‘
So, from now right up to Christmas let
us remember that Toyland is for little ioiks,
Webig people may go there and enjoy
it—but we must not interfere with the chil- '
dren’s joy.
It is ready now.
place it is.
Dont let any little girl or boy you
know miss the fun! \
i Third “1101'.
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Shoes of special
womanly grace-+56
. Two trim, tasteful staunch shoes for women; marked
by genuine comfort and service and by tasteful appearance.
1‘ 'A‘ black calf laced shoe with top of gray cloth, fits like
the traditional glove, has military heels which make walking
easy and do away with any tendency toward turricd ankles,
“my: 1». room 1-.- - - . $6
1 'A fine dark' tan calfskin laced shoe is finished with
graccful top and has low heels especially designed to make
milking :1 delight, carefullyr finished to every last detail, —
lehnoor, leer.
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\Vhat a delightful '
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The huit you ~
like most
If you have four suits, or :1 dozen, there is. one that you
like most to wear.
Of course, if you’ve 1111111 one—that 1s the one you like
most.
In that fourordozcn suits, if there is just one suit
from Kuppenheimer or from Hart Schaiiner and Marx—-
dollars to dimes r lIA'l is the one you like most.
If your one suit' 15 from either of these Inilors,’ tis worth 1
the high regard you have for it.
“by. ’ Because it 1115 5‘I1lc..111d good looks; because
it is nicely 111:11Ic;bcc:1usc you 1' :111 depend upon it to keep
its 31:) 1d tit and good appearance rigrht straight along.
Ready now; Stills from these 111:515ier tailors in many
rich woolcus, ill many handsomc colors, in better st1lcs thalfl
war before in such styl cs :15 appeal to lively mung men and
quiet men—
-, $22.50 to $40.
.\inln "1111c. rcnr.
" We‘re all carrier for
real war information
Every man and woman who has somebody in the
Army or the Navy, wants to learn as much as possible :1bn1t
the conditions those they love are going to face.
That is why the best-selling books today are books
about the great war. ,
First we had the First Hundred Thousand by Ian Hay.
Then came Over The Top by Arthur Guy Empcy—a
man who went.
' Now comes All in It or Ki Carries On, by Ian Hay.
:And there is at the Front with a Flivver—being the
narrative of W. Yorke Stevenson of. Philadelphia who drove
:1 Ford ambulance at the french front.
T hesc arc the sort of books that people are 'eagcr to
read.
They are the sort of books that many people will give
as Christmas remembrances.1 «53“
c We have them—and a number of others similar. 7
Of course, in the Holithynoohhop every mfof
hook. Myouapect—uddnllnotbed'uppomted.
lull noonmr 3 .41. -
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f;
Suit; St
the {inert
are being sold to women here now for price of usual men
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1:15! =5.
’Tis only because we clear stocks early in the scasori
But what an opportunity it brings to women who apt
preciatc exclusive styles and beautiful fabrics and rich fut
trimming and1 tine tailoring! « 1
Handsome black and deep blue suits, suits of distinctive
hues such as reindeer and taupe and brown and green.
Nearly all trimmed' in splendid effects with line tors-1'
but Some of :1 rich quiet plainness.
And all wtih the hallmark of expert thorough tailoring,
Their former prices were $42. 50 to Sim—now the}
are » $32.50, “250M355
.Mvud "011‘.
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Dinnerscts olmort \
two years en route!
It has. taken nearly. two years to get some Theo Hath
land dinner-sets just arrived!
That gives fair idea of the difficulty of getting men
chzlndisc from France.
But—here they are; with all the iincne5s and beauty
and "race that has always marked Haviln’nd china.
And they are to sell at price fixed at time of purch: 15c,
not today’ 5 price.
Complctoscts,1118 pieces, today" 5 cost would n1 11111
their selling price S4S—For Thanksgiving ‘ $28.
A few bbwls and checsc—aud-crackcr dishes and 1115‘
plates, all of china from Japan—extra vaiuc— 1.15:.
These plain glasses of attractive shape and crystal clans.
ncss also at unusual price:—
glas‘scs, reg. $2.2011nd $2.51]
tumblers, reg. One—75c.
' -—Si.75 and .5:
Some cut glue sparkles with the added attraction oi .
less-then-usual price! I.
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Bowls in Cotill‘illzltion of floral and mitre cutting, reg»
111:1r S.i—$2..§i).
Water sets in two patterns, 4-pint pitcher and 6 111112--
blcrs, regular $035—$675.
Fern dishes, tasteful design. regular 35—N-25-
Vnscs in effective cmnbiuation 11111111125, ‘15-'11’1'511 éizc,
rcgu llzir Si—Sz. 50';
Fight- inch b01115 111 pleasing tlm'nl cuttings, ‘rcguht
51.3 Bil—52.95. ' , .
Fo ted 6-inch 111pp1c5 p. city regular Sl—Sl. 60.
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—- l‘ourth floor.
Knit that: swctiicr
of heavy yarn
Make sure that the sweater you are Sending to some
Yankee soldier or sailor is warm. 1 1 ,
Knit it from an extra-heavy yarn. Then you can be,
sure it will be real comfort and protection against the cold
winds that blow on ocean and across the field of Flanders.
Here' 1s such :1 yam, of Special weight, Splendid wool,
and in the khaki color that every man at the Front and on
the seas has come to prefer, . r :11 r1111, 5
, Plenty of 11 JUST, now-451111 1111111., é
“ 'An enthusiastic and capable tuclier is W 15 ”D
you the best and most-rapid ways of}.
her help. , ., ~ 1 e
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