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Forecast for Na'valk and vicinity l
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. 1 light snow or rain late to-
fl and Wedneaday;
9 ruse of lush pressure along the
latte was! In redraw Mt
author with low temperaturea in all
' run-1m tron rum to m-
Cloudy and unsettled weather}
rain or new and rising tempera”
prevails in the central dietrictl. q
" lowest ternperautre reported this
, was six degrees below aeso at!
'u' 9 9' ' d. it. Pronto were reported»
1 for south as Florida. White Biron;
a, reported a rise in tempera-
01-48 degrees during the last 2%;
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A YEAR AGO 1'05
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A meeting of the teachers of Trini-
y (‘hurch 11'. :11 held last evening. ltou-
i111~ business was transacted.
The Hungarian Singing Society wit.
old a. Thanksgiving eve dnnée from.
8 until i in Arion Hall on the evening
of 11.. 311111 1
. Illa- O'Dell'n dancing 1: asses will:
It meet this week owing to the hoIi-'
h. but Will meet next week Friday ‘
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Luau-into from Elm Gro1'e ntrcegt
Mt boys breaking hedges then
were received by the poltce ytutet
do), who investigated the matter.
Patsy Pasquale reported to the pol
lice that he had been robbed of 8100I
on Wood street, Sunday evening, He;
gave no furtltcr particulars in the tutti-1‘
tor. ;
. Applications .for :1 two story two
lamily frame house on Rowan street
to be erected by Ralph Pasta and tor,9
the erection oi a house and garage ioi':
C. M. Doty have been received- by the!
Ruitdlng inupector ' .
Complaints about children pinyins
on Woodward avenue and South Main
ntreets from 7 until 9 at nights ham
been reached by the police. The chil
iron mnlte uutnancen ot themstlvcsl
which caused the complaint.
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' Railroad Detectlw Robert Moro- ..
house reported to the police todnv
thnt some one had broken the lock on:
a con] bin at tht renr oi Tripp :1 lunch
wagon on Waahington Sll't‘i'l and had
stolen some coal. .
Funeral scrvicrs lot- 1ht~ Izm- Slim-1
Vera Hatiiolvl tvtrt- hold this :tlttr-
moon, Rev J. Harrison Thompson oili-
dating. interment 11:11 in lliu-rsitlt
Cemetery. Miss Hatfield died at lur
' nome' llnadiilu,..\'. 1'.. last Friday 91-
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The nutomobih cato- of Stadlcr vs.
{Bell was heard this morning. in
Bridgeport Attorney [.00 DaVin rep—
resented Mr Stadler. and Keogh &
(lander: represented Mr. Bell The case
, [w c 0101' an automobile accident in
win 'ch the two men lizurctl, over a
- year ago.
Contributions are coming in for the
annual Thanksgiving dinner to he piv-
on by the Solution Army to the poor
~on Thanksgiving Day. in these times
when hlghp ricer: prevail the awrnuc
(amily has something to eat tor
'i‘hanlwttivint: Day and they should be
thankful that they have and helm:
thankful remember the poor and
miendleas .mtt contribute liberally.
Daniel Flynn nan nrre: used last
night, by Otiicer Payne, tor drunken—
Vnces. ~A few moments before his or-
mt. Dan playfully smashed a window
It Jack Montgomery's lunch wagon.
lie 'wu arraigned before Judge Can-
.floe in'the, uptown court this morning.
Ind was fined $10 and costs, with son-
“ deuce suspended. Dan was given two
minutes to get out of town, 7 and he
[rode good use of his time.
Medical Examiner Samuel ll. Hunt-
Inrtton is today- investigating the.
loath of little Jennie Lombardo, oi
Lama street, who died at the hospi-
lai yesterday alteration at l as the re-
l bolt burns received girlie pinyin:
About bonfire/in front of her home.
Sunday alteration. ; The little girl's
Irena caught tire and before it could
be extinguished had burned 119: so .1.»
hly that she only lived for about.
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COWLAINT ALMOST" GONE
«our: Honey and ’l'ar in great."
frltu 1.. w. Day, as Campbell 11".
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1 Molt. Itch. “It relieves brow '-
tara- may. My complaint has al-
goal 1111111111111. never to have
119111;” The experience otthou
mthIoMImnfi
tor eddlorcronrn- ’i‘hel
[unluecoatlao-ere than “butt-f.
so ham'r
reliable illllit ‘
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OWLAND'S
This store is working hand-in—hand With all
those patriotic men and women who rea,
that true economy is a duty of today
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Daily the store newa'prercntr peciftc cam
wherernerclruidireisbeingoffered atpriceoofrealecon-
onry. Tlrueollerin'gaverywidely. Sometimeemenprofit.
Oftentbereareeplendiduvinpforwomen. Thelittlefoh
aren‘otioverloolred. And many everyday needs of every
Economy trust be practiced conliruously. The store a
help will be available right along.
.An economy
'for young folks
' and small women
This news is particularly for
young folks and for women of
Nina“ figure.
What good news it is for
them, they will find quickly.
Any girl or any woman who
can wear :1 nice suit in sizes 16
or I8 may buy. that suit at
much less than its price has
been up to now,_
Chances are she will get a
suit unlike that of any of her
friends—for most of these are
“mode " 'suits; no ‘two alike.
Among the colors the rich
new
l’eLln
unpv bit-urn I
may , 'nldml~ ..,
[rt-ctr , remain-r
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Among the excellent fabrics are .
hflrfllt'lmlr lmn'lla
vmul wlmrr l'nlvlitr
tweed ‘ “9,2,
A tcw plainly- rich suits, most With httudsomc trim-
thing of rare beauty and taste
And these hr; the old and the new prices! .
Were $20 Were $25 & $27.50 - WI
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Were :30 a. $35 ‘
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Brighten Tbanklgivllg
table--and rave l
. No Thanksgiving dinner will lose in {1.11111 because 'tis
served from and with fine tableware
‘ When that tableware hasbeen l‘ouyht :11 an economy,
what added enjoyment!
Some of those French chino dinner scis,t'1111 years on
the way, are still to be had.
_ Graceful and pretty and, as we told, ordered two years
ago.
Now selling on the basis of that two-ye'ar-oid price;
instead of $45 as they would be at today’ 5 market— 528 *'
9 'Another special and attractive dinner set, that is really
worth $21—$17.’
Sparkling cut glass' 1n new piticms, nice weight, finely
polished, several shapes:
' oil “.35 MW
rm "0! on. W ”#75 .
These, too, of special value: -
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M will lave line, and nerves, and almost insure
eumlllméflh 1».
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Beauty Iwaists.
line and underpricc
Some dozens of waists that
add beauty to oue's suit, in
white and in haudsmnc colors,
lately 8.5.75— $3 85
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'Prctty waist ltzts great c.1-
pucity for service, What dif-
ferentoir suit assumes with
each different waist one dons?
For street wear, dark waist
that harmonizcs with quict
tones of onc’s dark costume.
F111'c1cuiu:' informal w :tr, simple white or tlclicztle
l1uc of pink or 1cllow.
l'o {rivcthc beauty and life that contrasting Colors :1!-
\1’:l\'S:llltti’cl waist in which those Striking: stripes of this
season :tppcar upon white.
\ud all of these very sortsurc includcd' 111 this speml lot
:1! special price
l’urc white 111' flesh-tinted or pale yellow Georgette
crcpc;
()r luminous Pussy Willow 111191.. of white with
unique stripes of Oriental type;
Or beautiful fancy lace in cream or black over founda-
"Oil of while or colored silk;
Or (icona ctlc crepe in SlliltlL‘S to match street suits.
A collection of sctcml dozcu3, none lately scllugat less
th‘”, $5 7S—NO‘V Scrum! "IND/I’- " 53.85
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Dave wear
of large rugs
l'ltctc :u'c one or 11111 51111.5 in cuclt mun-size 111:11l1crc
11 en: will show llrst. lou know those spots 11 ell
But thcrc'. .1 lt‘illc‘cly—zilltl :111 ittcxpcusitc 1111c.
Choose small .lrmiustcr 111-1 that li:llillulliZ.’S and let
Ibztl coy er the spot must-cxpmctl 111 11cm.
(311ml pickingr now in both ()ricut: ll and floral p:"ttlctns
:tuJ m :1 numb: 1' of :1ttr:1cti1c Cuitu cmnbiuutiuns. ‘
17 [w SJ, indies—$2.75 it) by hi iIICllcS ——Sl. Si)
in bedroom lct Dcllox :vrztss 111;: scr1c same purpose.
New ones, rcccutly arriv.c.i:1rc prctt1 in 11:1ch way.
They 11.115 green cculcr 11itl1 :1 1101.11 border' In com-
bination of green bl: tck and 11 3.11.».
27 by 5-1 1111 Ins—st 2% ioby 611'111. i1. ,..31 511
. Third "1111;
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thtle lot; snuggle
into these coats
1.911111 mother mty choose from three clitlctcnl 511115 at :1
sidtstantial price saving. ,
Warm cons that will bundle Baby :1li up snugly—but
coals .that are pretty.
[hey are among economics simply because we found
dealer who had surplus stock’ and was glad to get rid of it!
Granite cloth coats' to pretty light blue or rose or copcn-
hagcu, not heavy but with warm interiining, high-waisted
Style and belted all around, with collar edged with white
concy or else with collar and culls of black velvet.
Sizes I, 2 and 3, regular 57. 50—35.; .. _
Rich black velvet coats with a roll collar trimmed wuh
beaver, pretty high-waist style, belted, turnback cogs.
7151,1011, have warm interliniug and are in sizes 1,
and 3.
Regular Slit—“50..
, White chinchilla coats thatgotatriflesoiledbutmaybe
quickly and Mushy laundered-fill Savingof $2.50!
mwith hit all around, roll collar,
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Here is :1 peculiar condition. .
’lhe war brings a saving for men.
And the war ends likelihood of such
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siblc it'iluturc! % bunt: P034:
Consequently; wise men and economical men will be
quick to grasp this ch: tum '
Men’ a blue suits of guaranteed fart dye,
ortlr t .
five dollars today— w warty
$19511
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Pure woolen blue cloth of nice wci'rht.
(300d thorough honest tailoriu".
i: xccllent styles for young men and men of‘ quic taste.
Suits to f' t men of regular figure, of less or mor: than
regular height, of plump figure.
Y;cs with plenty of hand tailoring, lined with good
firm alpaca that will stand 11 ctr—111d cut to f t smoothly
and gracefully. I
Men who we cave woolen fabric agree with tailors that
{to such clulh' 1s liable to be within ranch :tguin While the war;
1115.
if the cloth could be had, such a shit is pretty 51/91: to
Cost more than 82%, present vzlltlc.
’ But these suits,bec:1usc we bought them right and be-
lieve in splitting .1 good‘thing with our clicuts,-—$19 50
As the Clothing-chief puts it :-—-“\\'c folks 1n here be-
have itcartily' m patriotic economv. \l; are going. to help
/:til 11": can itt it "
Slain "nor, war.
if you really want to know, read
Fighting for Peace
by Henry Van Dylte
I” get inturumiiou that Is :tlmOst-startling but that is
:Ibsmutclv dependable to ad this 111111 first-hand aCcount of
the ~- uhcriug :md burstingr of the war storm in Euro
Dr 1:111 Dykc went to Holland :15 an envoy o the
world pc: tcc touudcd on lusticc.il1erc he .1ny represented
our 1111311111qu Finally. at his own urgent request he
was relieved—and titeu 11.1~ tree to tell the world what he
KNli W.
This book is part of what he knew.
Words ”Its “an indictment of the Potsdam
existence and Conduct of thiS'bruhtlwvur.
enlightened. liccd its appeal to Aincri’cztnso—Stzmd Fast, Ye
Free! Fi:l11i11:"11fr Pence—$1.23.
Did you he: tr Biomass H11: mi 5 talk :11 the lllf’ll School
:tbricl four weeks ago? “ould will know of the “(1111. she
has done more of the Work that so mzmy Frcucli women
311‘ cloth"?
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gang” for the
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My Home 111 the Fields 111 Mercy; France Wilson -
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Priu- l't'uI—iry him“ It z—llk story at u l 'nnatlian intl who urn mil; '
and with :1 ~mllt'. ‘Tlrut any man who hurt through it should ix: able. to
unlit-Z. lint I'rlu P: at ~n1llr~.nrul vr't- mnrlc will! Man and we Krlt our
ttvllr and make ready to do an In am! so many of hi-t brave fellows Ill.
\w: road Prium that and In «In-cred h1- ttu- rim! good lf'l'llllll "ten-111m
to the -nrill'ng (anndian lad. $1.10
Front 1111 the many 1111111 min;r bonkson the gun? war,
On thr- 1:1qu of the llritklr l lire—f apt. Mlle-rt \nhM—Mm "-'
‘1 tin Edge 11! III “or [hunk-Mildred .eric' lP—‘l. 2.1
The \‘tttclrtmk nl' rut intelligence "liven—ll rit “div-r Wald—4.1L“
-'. 'im-u Tom in Plead. re—thd Mortimer-3' '25
Main floor. 1‘.-m.
Sweet little bonnet:
and at awe/ct ravinér
Cute and fine little helmets for Baby! -
Protect against chill and brcezc,fr1mcliny sue: “little
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Pure white faille silk, or crepe tic chine or poplin.
Nicely interiincd to make them warm and to make
them hold their shape well. 9 ' ‘
Sometrimmed With fine him, some with faintest touch
styles.
New. spotless, a clear-awry from one of our ad
mailman t o, la 75c“: “Squire-n
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of delicate 'nk or bluc given by chiffon rosebud some in 1.
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