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govern-ends h-ds hove been

’ strengthened so that itl
new has paler to dent with disturb

says the Attorneyl

prosecution 0! Willie- D.i

Its ood and other leaders of the so

e lndhtrinl Worker! ot the

W ,tothennlnlhrotporethsn;

150 in the northern district at lllin~

ols is an intense ot how these lows}

my be employed (or the public pro-
a? (cotton in this time’ ot stress. The
,1 elect at these trons is al ’
reedy boring .n to resetting and
highly bend-sin! "igloo-es towards’

the maint «weer silt! obedi~
nee to low t t the country"
After drelint the wet netIVi

ties ot the new the Attorney
General psssse 0-4- to resume
t consenting thg-civll l'sws hi the;

torney (ls-ere! 0m M
st the outset his recs—endear)“ .
that the commodities elude o! the

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to dirorce t from”
ddetloo While the leflslellen It.

interstate earthen! M be em}

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tialsrly to carer tho cost fbndt.’ it

would also prohibit to tbe 13th
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with the snow or. the1 m ,
files and tint the m It.
rained.

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Portuguese niniltes to (lemony. ll
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how estorlionste

Soles o! Mitten by retailers.
to count ners genersliy tell outside
or inten‘ nte eon-ere? and tboret
no not within the purview of the
federal town.

Within such limitstions Attorney
General Gmy says tho Department
of Justice has utilirod its full energy.

Severe! ot the great anti—rust om
tvrPVlollly‘ begun, notably the Inter;
national Harvettrr and Steel units
are still in the Supreme Court

The Attorney Gonersl detotes mush,
of his report to mermins tonne“
of the steps he hes taken to cm}!
out the measures against enemy
sites» They lltglide cooperation ot

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snthorlties, sad so into the legal
in (rest detail.

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was and prices

shining as a mirror, many I

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Marmalade Jars,

l’crcolators and Coffee

Settdwigb Trays, Baking Dishes,
Carébisk‘cts (’hffee'PMr,
Nut and Salad Bowls,

Tet Tiles, Machines,
Sligillfimd Creams with (Coasters

chins‘andigl‘sss insets;
myor'trlaisc Bowls, with
"chineéinset and ladle, _
Bread: Trays, chins inc

sets; .

Cracker and Cheese Dish-

C5,

insets,
'l on Sets;

Egg Boilers.

Rmiekins, chlnsnnd .. ,;:l is;

Nut Sets; witltcltitlr tl
cs,- 7 pieces,

Condim'cnt Sets,

Mia's. mounted in hmsenlcbcl platediholdcrs,
round or oval, several sizes and designs, with brown
and‘sfltitc china or Pyrex insets,

rt“. Dishes, nickel frames, :tlumlnum, Pyrex and .
browntand white earthenware plates,

can for holding cracked ice, nickel,

$1.50 up.

81mins»
'$9..00

W Jugs, nickel, nice for hot coffee, $8.50.
field‘snd'ctomb it...

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Mnsronn the Home

sny time you wish.

You simply turn the sapphire ball.
ent from any other machine. No needles tochaugc.
All the latest wartime melodies

WWW, Hutu Prunes”
“Over There”
“JOIII of AFC"

' Come in find hear some of the choice ones.

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Cift Suggestions for Little Folk
Sensme consults for winter. * ' '”

“Cudtls-demd’ Ssh three pieces, bath robe, slip-
pers and blanket, pink, blue" and oxford,

$2.50 sod $398 I set.
Sleeping Blankets, pink and blue,
$2.00, $2.50 up to $6.50. .

M Robes of blanket flannel

and

pink, blue and tan, sizes 8 to 14' years,
IndisnBlsnlset Robes, certain to be favOred by

eiderdown, '.

little buys.
' Worm bdggings, all white, with or without feet,
- ~ “mat...
ngidg.‘ m black, Copenhagn blue, brown and"
‘ t‘ml ‘ ”32-50-

Toboum, all colors, red, blue, rose, oxford, tan,

white and Juger,

,, . green, also many combinations of colors,

, 59% quo $1. 25: 7
Sweeter Sets, rose, tan‘, Copenhagen blue, oxford, '-'

$0450to$8.50set.?

Shed Site for children up to to years. The sets'

comprise scarf, mittens and toque, tan, rose, Oopeny 1

finger: blue and Jaeger,

k"

”$3.98.,

crihsreb’sebsy. “P‘flom'

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Japanese anshmg

Seen-s “Squis- embroidered on rigid oftgold
or silver, 13W lintt' bttlldlilgs, Fuji

capped above the cloudt; is on a gold c
suitable for the library table.

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”Mist-fig. dyer hurdles,
seem m dSsrvers to be

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CH.“ Knives, .
WW “ fim’ 65 end as do
. -_ m to- “50- . w Knives,
W .553". $2.50 “mung”
Crepe Fruit Knives, Bottle Openers, 85 gig,
‘ $1.10
. . , Teoettes, 31.55
Oyster Lulu M ,
also“ mg , irate... 40ers
Meet Forks, 5“!" Shells. .
$1.30 to $1.55 $130 to toss,
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A Bit of Fur”

oil-your list;

For dead of winter the hat trimmed with fur' 1.“.
approved and fur is combined with velvet, satin or
beaver in every color demanded by fashion. '

Fur is so becoming to every woman, therefore

every woman approves it.

Desirable models with beaver, leopard, fox, seal,

etc: ~
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Millinery Section. second flrtrrr.

Linens -
Fine Linens ere gifts for queens
these dsys.

TehleClothsrscailoped edges, all pure linen,
quite new designs, all very attractive,

$5.50, $7.00 end $8.00.

m M Sets. These will make appropriate

gifts, and sure to be appreciated.

The towels in these

sets are finished with gay colored borders of pink,
blue; lavender and gold with face cloths to match,

75th.,$l.,00 $1.,50$3.50to$5.00r .

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' Each set attractively boxed.

,1 .
Illicit consists of:
4. One Bath Street,
fl Two Towels,
.‘ (Two Face Cloths, I. '

, ’ Two Bibs. 71‘s '

These sets boxed for gifts. ’

Bsbies’ Sets. T he baby has a set of His own,

$1.50
_ and
”.50

'Third ‘ ”0070‘.

For the thtlest

“Beeeon” Beth Robes,‘ nf'

flannel or ciderdown in colors,

 

_sizes't06years; '

$1.50 to 32.50.

Surf Sets for “tiny tots,’z
,white with pink or blue trim—
, mings,

$150! to “.50.

These sets are ' something
[quite new and sure to be liked. .
We Sweeter, vcry' de-
sirable,

$2.50to$4.00.

White Tallow to combine with sweaters, "

was. term

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Inhnis' Depnrtlnent, second rim 3

Suggestions for Children' 5 Gifts

“lummved, others
set! with: imitation jewels, slee

plat-imam
'-Mls‘,goldtill€d,
mum-s,