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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 27, 1918 · page 2

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SUITS

The new creations assembled in this collection may be accepted as accurately
representing the trend of the mode for the coming months.

$16.95 to $100.00

 

 

COATS

Sinart and simple models. plain tailored or enriched with fur for day or dressy
wear. showing new innovations in collars. culls and pockets.

$15.95 to $49.00

 

 

 

The New Dresses

A collection of supremely smart fashions. in practically every fabric and color
that the mode sanctions. Dresses distinguished not only'by their style and qual- -
ity interest. but also by their attractively moderate prices. ,

$9.95 to $35.00 ,

 

 

Time for Furs

And this is the place for Furs if on
sure 01 paying less than e e-
where for Furs of unquestionable
duality. Every lt‘ur‘carries-our guar-

would be

antee.

The Newest in .Scarts .

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Autumn Millinery

Infinite variety is the ke note of our
.Autumn il’find
them shapes _
shapes that are Simple. .
conservative. as you require. Our
prices will prove to you. moreover,
that it is possible to’heve any of these
for a moderate‘sum.
TRIMMED HATS

Hats.

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hat are flattering,
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' A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT

 

F'OURMINUTE MEN

WILSON TO YOU. ,
and a beautiful etching of the Statuei
of Liberty by Joseph Pennell. rents»,
duced by rotogravure as a. separate;
Supplement printed on tine paper and‘
unfilled by the United States Gov-
ernment to the Sunday American for
free distribution to its readers are
features of next Sunday's Special Li-
berty Loan Edition of the New York
Sunday American. To avoid dilaP'

pointment. be sure to place your or-‘

do: in advance with your newsdealer.

 

 
 
 
 

given in

 

PLANNING TALKS
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan is plan-
ning a series of four-minute talks as a
part or the program of the Fourth Lib-
erty Loan campaign. said talks to be
theatres and factories
throughout Norwalk. In addition to
the interesting talks. various pleasing
novelties will be introduced in this
iounmtnute speech campaign. and it is
expected that a great deal will be ac
cotupiisiied thereby.

 

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AND moose
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HOME CHAPTER MEETING

 

Members Will Meet in the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church on
Thursday Afternoon

The Home Chapter of King's Daugh-
ters is organized to work solely for
the Home for the Aged. Therefore all
friends and contributors to this limit
tution should be interested in the put»
iic meetings of the chapter. Such an
occasion is to be allorded on Thurs-
day. October 8rd. at three o'clock. at
the M. E Church in East Norwallt.
The program to be Muted will
have musical attraction. It will in-
‘clnde a solo by Ira. Neath-h, "When
Whey-Caucasus.” andan in-
ma; talk by Dr. £60” on his
1'. I. C. A. rash
Harold Wil—
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Fashion
Week

 

Satin Dresses

In black, navy and
taupe, vcry attrac-
tive styles, with wide
'girdlcs ,and tunics

trimmed with silk
hinge.
$27.50 and $37.50

_ Robe Flannels

A large assortment

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As a War leasurel
* The Tea Room Closes.

It is with considerable regret that The D. M. Rcad Company
announce the closing of the tea mm, .to take efioct the end
of this week. '

This has been brought about by war conditions, the outcome
of the rules of conservation to which we all submit most cheer—
fully. Therefore the tea room, not considered an essmtial dc-
partilcnt. will be timed on Saturday, the twenty-eighth.

 

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Wool Velour C oats
A Fashion Week Special 7 .

'All wool and lined throughout. Attractive l
"ilelted styles with plaited backs, and deep fur ‘
collars. Burgundy red, brown, navy and tenure.

$35.00

Sizes for misses and women.

Wash Materials

Dainty patterns for house frocks -

Voila, neat figured designs or plain shades,
pink, blue, gray and tan, 38 inches wide, .
. $1.00 a yard.

Poplins, good quality, ayaried assortmcnt
of colors, 36 inches wide, 59 cts.

Anderson’s Gingham, the best made ging-
ham, bright cheerful colors in plaid combinations,

$1.19
Zephyr Ginghams, stripes and plaids, 32
inches wide, 59 cts.

Madras Shiftings, white grounds with dain-
ty colored stripes. Just right foutailorcd blouses

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., or mon’s shirts, 32 inches wide, 59 and 65 cts.
R ' Percales, all fast colors, 36 inches widc. ,
45cts.
Third floor.

of good patterns and "t

'colorings,
, 55 and 60 cts.
Duckling F l e e c e
for winter sacqucs
and kimonos, 38 cts.

Outing Flannels in

neat stripes and
checks, very special
at 35 cts.
Third tloor.
A. B. C.

The Antoinette
Brassiere Combina-
tion is what every
smartly d r c s s o d

woman is enthusiastic
about. It is a linge-
rie affair of the dain—
ticst sort, a bandcau,
brassiere, envelope
drawer and short
skirt, all in one. Easy
to put on, easy to
wash, comfortable to
wear.

' Ask about. it.

In the Lingerie Shop,
Second floor.

“Home Fires in
‘ France”
Dorothy Caiificid’s
pew book $1.35
Just in.

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Satsuma Ware from Japan
A new display

This beautiful porcelain has just conic from
overseas. it is a creamy paste, an chuisitc
background for tho dosimts put on ropoussc in
color. Cmivcntional medallions with designs of
birds. bccs, butterflies and flowers are in the
centers and borders of the pieces. This is ideal
’for wedding or anniversary gifts.

Computes, $7.50
Vases, 83.75 to $7.00
Sugar and Cream Sets, $5.50 $6.00
Fruit or Nut Bowls, $3.50 $5.00
Rose Jars, 55-00
Coflcc Pots. $4.50
lion Bon Box, M $6.00
Plates, as to size, each $4.50, $5.50
Candlesticks, $3.75
A. D. Cofi'cc Cups, $2.00
. Tea Cups. $2.25

In the Basement.

Save Butter 1 f

The Wonder Butter Merger will
convert one pound of butter and one
pint of milk into two pounds of but-

- ter, making it and moulding it at the
same time.

 

 

Are you 100 per cent" American? \ '

Willing to do anything within
your power to help win this war

against barbarian?

Willing to work in a munition

factory l

Willing to provide a room for a

larva-her!

”normal-lenient

 

 

 
 

98 cts.

Rusement.

Fashion

Week

 

Wool Jersey

Dresses
In soft and lovely

shades of
taupe, olive, grcen,
navy and other
shades in new models.

$27.50 to $45.00
and $50.00

Second floor.

bismtit,

Furs,
choice specimens

at reasonable prices

The most. satisfac-
tory of
Furs cvcr shown at

collection

Road's is on view this
week.

Mutts

Hudson Seal Mufi‘s,
canteen slmpc. limit-

ed number only,
$20.00

Hudson S'eal,
round, $25.00

Natural Beaver,
specially priced,

$35.00, $45.00

and $55.00

Down Quilts
Light and warm,
6 x 6, $13.50
6 x 7, $15.00

The Council of National Defense

said: this of you

Begin your Christmas Shopping

as early as October first. Buy use-

] ful things for your friends, up-
i pare], or other needful articles.
l Toys are permitted for children-

Carry your packages whenever

3"“ “n. “1 release labor in deliv-

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