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With real wi11te1 weather, comes an economy that will wrap every prompt ..11d wise. woman in a coat of warmth
‘nd beauty AND save 111 R MONEY.
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in its campaign to promote true and patriotic economy, this store puts on sale Tue sday a splendid lot of warm
staunch attractive coats for women.
Every coat 1n that collection comes right Out of the store’s
regular stock.
Every coat carries the store’s acknowledgment of value and goodness and ser'yzc
Beautiful fur-trimmed coats in shunt belted models.
Rich coats of bolivia and broadcloth in belted models.
Fine coats with great large Collars that button high and offer full protection against cold and wind.
Some rich deep colors,
effect that’s good!
All the coats that haveheen
512.50.315.111111 $18....
many beautiful blacks and navy blues, some attractive g
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rayish 111ixlures,——-every color
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$10.50
Allrthe coats that have. be?“ I _ ' $18 75
$20 to $27.50...
All the coatsthat havervb'een.
$30 to $37.50
$25
80mm] floor.
Coat economy
for glrls
Normal College coats have joined in the economy
movement!
1 Big news that! For these are the smartest and most-
individual coats that girls are ever offered.
is there a good style? Normal College presents it. a
1 ’ is there a nice and new fabric? Normal College in-
cludes it.
, And Normal College originates many little attractive
coat features for girls.
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it brings skilled and careful tailoring to the making of.
every coat.
'And now we have 1a quantity of Normal College coats
1t economy!
Fine mixtures 'of pure wool, handsome and
plaids, rich plain wooiens, good sturdy cheviots.
Styles of now: effective and W111.
Ri t‘straight from the Normal College tailoring
hops, 11 sizes 8 to 16—bit insteadOf $12. 50 to $22.50*
310 W15 ‘
quiet
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Clever coats.
”just-like sister‘s"
at ecOnomy.
lighted.
For here are coats just like “big sister’s” in style and
even in material—and Mother may buy one at less than
its real value by a great deal.
it all came about because ohe of our folks had a lot
of short lengths of the very cloths he had been making into
coats for big girls. They were too small to make a coat of.
Bli'i' they were big enough to make a coat for a LITTLE
gir
, So he made. little coats instead of big—and here they
are.
Nice wool velOurs' 1nxsplpndid colors, fancy woolen
mixtures, cheviots and plushes.
Made 1n smart styles. full flaring lines, belted high,
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with the new submarine. collar, patch pockets.
Just the same clever styles as for big ,
same fabric and taunting as. waive sold toi
o.#t8.50—~ , Sig4 5 67
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Agoodly number of little girls are going to be do.
The economy
sale. of suits
.5. splendid
Just think; women‘s suits of finest sorts and of mos;-
serviceable sorts—tn every color and style and material of
the season—rat such saving as nobody would expect!
'Rich suits with much fine'trimming.
Quiet suits of especialiy fine tailoring.
Suits from highestopriced to those that have
And ALL a! stirring striking-emphatic eCononzy.
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fouazafigfuits- -, $9 13 ‘
2"".33'3”... $25.50
carat. $37.51)
‘ And this great saving in money doesn’t half tell the
story of the attractiveness of this suit-chance.
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Economy. coats
for children too
Sweetest little Coats of white chinchilla fo‘r'liltle tots
of l to t yam—instead of $7.50 as 11sual;—— 85.
A soft fine warm light chinchilla as white and spotless
as the new-fallen snow.
And trimmed with a beaver plush that makes them
doubly pretty.
High- waisted model with belt, beaver plush
buttons—.—
Flared model, no belt, beaver plush collar
bands and buttons——
Nicely finished, cosily warm, little-folkseyin
instead of 57.511—
cuffs and
and Cuff
st yle, but
$5
Second floor. f
.346 diflerentv
finefaney silks. .
worth $2 to 33-43159l
Silks that flash with color and life and beauty.
1 Silks for smart and attractive skirts. Silks for beautiv
ful waists. Silks for street dresses marked by cheer and
beauty! .
Satins and taffetas of firm texture, rich lust t,er splen
did value
Color after color after color;
one can wish is missmg.
almost no combination
Ammluflhfmmfi yards up; have been 32' '
'l'liirul noog.
’Boohacq’; Joy,
far mutations
'A book with pictures an with a real story in it will
give most any boy or girl ' y for- day after day.
Take the Oz books as an example. Year after year
they bring their delight to thousands of children. The Wiz
ard and the Scarecrow and ih e Tin Woodman and 02m:
and Jack and Billiaa and T1k.T ok and the 6111111) and all the
rest of the Oz folks—410w fine they are to know!
And there are many such good books for children
ready this Christmas. Here are some1*
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HARTFORD. Dec. 194111111111 a re- ’
days, the new Hr 0v er regulations m-
Iming the use of food in the Mn
ill be received from the n 'uaul ml
parked for general diotrihutim
am the Hartford other: of the I '11“
. '05 Food All: figuration The my
ard ’ 1 1oz: idered 1111pr113
:iist home m1 and.
there are now nearly 200,003 at“
1 up members of the United Bates Ed
Administration in this state and 11m
and their families will be intrreste 14‘
the near regulations.
Households are to bo- rolnntarfi
,gorrxued, the same as homo and ca!-
11115 places in the matter of “breathe-Jo.
meatless and porkless days in addi-
1tion to this, the new.
cards Mira. I
warning against hoarding food petal.
land some advice as to host to reds-r.»
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Hits: sugar consumption
0m side of the nrw 011.14, “not
an to be widely c‘. mutated 1h. "1.1.111“
itim state, reads as follows:
I NITED STATES FOOD Alums;
TR ATION
‘Additionai Dinrtion.s to Pint ii a.
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another to the Federal Food Adrujlt'flv
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Card“
that} again your original H111!-
lf you hayr- l1»y it. app} fir
;11-111or of your date
The food adminisriaior, aside has.
flute general direction, {1.42:3 11.1131-
1111- to maintain rightly .. 111.311.1111; ‘
at learnt:
l Um- wheallras day each “'11"? all
1111.: whealleus filial varh day: III!
inlasiitloss day to ho “Hahn-why. if
iwlwatlrsr- no 111111111 no 11:111.“ pp
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:shall be
meal inch day
One meatless day ear-l1 Wt‘v‘k whit
Tuesday and mu: 111911151»- -
Bv nrrailesu We an-
to eat no rod me:11~i1e1~f,porh,m*
1.11m veal, lamb; no pie-sierra! mesa—0
‘brtmf bacon. ham or lard.
One porklersl day each week in 6
trillion to Tuesilly. which lhail be S"
urday. By portions we mean no ma.
or salted pork. bacon, larder has.
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Sugar—Non can materially rear.
:sugar. reducing the use of candy 1‘
y‘ swore! drinks.
We will make every‘
fort to so» that the country is prov!
id with a supply of household 1111'.
it n the basis ultimo noun is . i an“
for 11(‘ll person per runnth.
r-onmuue more.
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Multan food stuffs Pumpl’llr‘ 121m
"incipal elements: ,
Protein: Mainly lumen! 111111".
z'lwana. 11.111 poulrrs milk and to sue.
. oats-n1 in grains.
Fats: That is, butter, meant. taxi.
ilmum. margarine. making fats. he‘ll...
; (-01 ton sored oil
and other mgr-111w 0
toils.
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[tor-s and other Vt'flFYabk'l.
Carbohydrates: Grains :‘llgfzu‘, putt
A11 a. nation we eat and warm 8" [1"
cent more protein than wv i'!'1]llll“'~
maintain health. Therefore, a.» rrll
reduce 'hi‘ amount of rural “14 m
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1 without harm.
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We eat and waste 240 p11 1-.111 mun
fat than is. necessary. 0f the cub
lliydrate» we can inst am will conne-
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itaroes and variables.
(om oats and other cereal as wind
and we haw abundant supplies of p
Do rot ll :11].
:3'011r supplies or milk and {We but“:
‘bui mneume it all.
Don 1 waste rev.
lieu can reduce the consumption Il'
tats by reducing pastry and hid
foods
Remo-mbor 1h» umpil of t!-
Iclean plate, the genius of small 0.
;!ions the purrhaae or train supplies
Hoarding: Any yuan 2n the [MCI
th‘tam who buyer more fond-lull! ill.
ilt’
customarily keeps at 110111.. E
place times is defeating the Food.“
[ministration in its purpose to sea.
aiuet distribution of food and
it
great endeavors to reduce prices."
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