.‘naymond, Mrs. He
"W b...» .. . ~
lea E. Coburn, Mrs. Glover, largaret nurture, Harry
Km Hicks. Harm J. Hall. Hm, Henry W. Human, In.
iouver Barkson. Gertrude Hall, Hrs: Kory Poul. Julio 1011. {arena Fe
Alice F. Hewitt, Mary C. Gray, A. K ale. Maria Fat-o. Antonio Wall
.. _ .... u-.. u-
yin, Mary L_. lax-yin, G. C. flagrant, Idler. Halon N. BOY“. “'3- Charleai
. Hatter. Almer Bracken, Bertha M. Anastasia. J. J. Walton. Jon noon-l
Hawkins. Ruth Bracken, Orle A. Mar- than. Michal Wan. Charles 3.1
I "ti——
t'arali C. Wtood, Hrs. J. Mc-
Cathy, Martin A. Ratcbioni, Catheb
in: L. Bada, Mrs. B. Finns Montgom-
«25, Domhy Gludennllg. Mrs. H.
t It ndenning. Hrs. l". Scl‘lbner, Freder-
ick L. Utes. Bose Hayes, Robert E.
Martin, Saudi It. Walling. Florence
D. Bray. lanes lithium. Joseph Bray.
Frank 1.. Mon. George E. L. Finney,
Mrs. lary Foster. Michael J. Lyons.
Charles I“. Page, Alicia Al. Bode, Mor-
d: Stutl, Edmond A. mag, Anna Bar-
thol. Elizabeth A. Reigottie, Mrs. J.
Haugh. label A. Montgomery, Henry
R. Joyce, Jacob Franck. Miss Alice
Milbum. Francis J. Gallagher, Mrs.
Elsie lll Smith, William Hess, Emma
ll. t‘omstock. Kenneth S. Montgomery.
Marie Sachs. Adolph F. Ebrlenhacll,
Frank J. Reinhardt, Barton H. R. Aus-
tin. (‘ A, Quintard. Helen Quintard,
Mary 1‘. Hubbell, Alida J. Kemp, Both
E. hump. Kate Farrell, Nicholas Val—
ston. Elliott Richmond.
Mrs. Henrietta E. Pratt, Michael
Mary llatchiord. Costas Pappaa,
Thomas J. McNally, George Bruce,
George G. Richmond. A. Glickaou, Lou-
ise Jasstl, William J. Norris. Abraham
Rosenbt‘rx, Sarah Gillinly. L. 1. Brown.
Altreda Russo, Eliza Gutteridge. Auto
net Jassll, Annie Carberry, P. A. Ber-
mrki, Mary L. Riordan. M. J. Riordan,
John it). Riordan, Jean Smith, Ruth
Mary. Wilson. Frank Karol, Fabian
Iaianih. Miss Stephen Drahek, Mary
Drahek. George W. Raymond, Mary C.
8. Hamilton. Albert E. Heine. Mrs. L.
‘ "Teutsch, James M. Gilbert. Allen D.
Shambaugh, Agnes Smith, Mrs. George
F. Grady. Alvilde L. Hunt, Burma ‘3.
Dilworth. Ben J. \‘alieant. Josephine
ll. Brotherton, William A. Pryor, Kath-
erine W. Henry, Thoma. Vanna. Mr‘a.
Marguerite Noak, Jr.. Richard 1".
Noah. Jr.. Elizabeth A. Harkins..lall‘
Iian ll. King. Catharina lathega.
Thomas F. Dowd, Patrick J. Chump.
Thomas F. Fagan. Winifred lll. Belt?
nett. (‘arrie L. llarreit. Mrs. Mildred
ll. N-ioltecaon. Arthlr Fitch. _ »
GioVani Bailout, gunman Thom-
as. Chariot! R. “Antony“!!! ritual“
Spranlle, Francis "Strmiil‘ltn. Joseph
Harry R. Neumann. Peter Foley. Jack Bradley, Mrs. E" 8. Omar. ‘
KeoshJ‘i-ancls P. Keogh. Frank Yukafl Vincem Graham. Oratlo Daniela.,
Gaston E. Amour-s, W. S. Keyeer, An-' Wlooll J. Oddo, Hrs. Michaol Abra-i
sel Sherwood, A. G. Hell and S. L. him. .0“ DIN. 1-01“. Ill-j
Hem, John J. Walsh, JW 8. Morgan, cob I}. “traveller. F. Branch. Julia It;
Agnes M. Browne, Julianna IW)’, hon. Mic Sartaili Elli-IN”) Wit-i
Mrs. Catherine E. Grand, John D. an. Helm Watson. Mrs. Par-ans. 01-;
Roddy, Stanley P. Witty. lrs. ive Slldl. Salvator Raga-lo, Helenj
Hazel Valentine, Robert Joselovsky, Casey. M. Santana. 6- W80. Inl-
Minnie Joselovsky, Jennie Joselovsky. Lena Most. Saran Cowl. Paul Shun?
Charles Wolfe, G. B. Morgan, urn. James E. Doyle, August Wolfe, t‘. 5.,
Julia Nadan, Mrs. Anna Dickson, Geo. lockwood. Henry G. Thomson, Will,
H. ,Ferris, Edward Henry Davis, Bld- llun J. Hudson. George W. Ogden
ney E. Smith, lAdam Johnatol. M. P. (00118.). Josephine L. Ogden. George,
Dunne, w. J. Lee, J. A. Canevari, Mrs. W. OgdenrAMe Cu 08491:. Irvine
D. Canevari, Edward J. Lynch. John Plenum, Earle 11- Whitney, Lama \'.,
Harnbik, James H. Rundle. Herman Nixon, Louis W. Martin. Agnes \\'.
Quittner, Gustav Gajdoaik, Annie Hav- Martin, Annette B. Moran. Rose Hy-t
lick. Anton Havlik. John Zachor. Jos- land, Frederick Gray. Susan Smith.~
eph L‘wash, John Havlick, Frank Har- Charles Morris Roscoe, Abner H.Kael-'
lick, Mrs. Annie Louis Raymond, Hrs. 01'. It‘s. Louise Olmtmd. Wilhelminaj
Bertha Plait, Harry L. Plait, Hazel J. Siebend, John J. Farley. Ira. Jaw'
Ball, Helen Archibald, George Mitcll- 0- "WIS. William Hurt-nth. Arthur,
ell, Edgar F, Kenny, flue] M, Gerrlah, Scribner, Lucy J. Scribner. Mrs. 585-.
Randolph LoRoy, Mary lune, emu-leg ale Warucke, Jacob ll. \VinnewissorJ
Milne, Nora E. Finnegan. Mary A. Fln- H. W. Winnewisser, Eliaabeth M. Hun-I
Ileana. Daniel J. McCarthy. F. B. ter. William H. Hunter, Henry A. Hurt:
Woodrufl, Halsey and Ella Trenchard, butt. 1
George A. Newman, Mrs. Junie B. Lillian Lutlebales. E. R. Hurlburt,
Woodrul, Sebwhn Gregory, Charles Gladys Norlts. George Gullaki, Wil-
Vancura, Cliirord Comatock, Anton 11am A. Stewart, Richard Koeilg.t‘lleii-'
Maurie, Morton Cisar. Ilsa Sarah tor C. (happier, F. A. Patrick, J. 8.
WI". Charles H. Hawxhurst. Minnie Jackson, Rose Coly. Mannie 8. Ray
. Hawxhurst, Elizabeth 1. Hawxhurst. aloud, Essie. B. Gilbert, Ira. Victor S.
William Lawlor. Betta. Eleanor 0. Derringer, (‘hllrlea
Arthur R. t-‘ltch. Jr. Elizabeth Hanv W. Whitlock. John Erdmann. .Wllliam
na. Howard A. Crampmn, ,H~ Eloise 0. Gilbert, Mrs. W. L. Byrnea. Eliza
Byington, Mrs. H. R. Byiugton, Mrs. bath Young. Sallie R. AdlM. F. 1..
H. A. Crampton, Leta A. Crampton, (Cook, Mrs. Johanna E. madam. 1“."
Ethel T. Hayes, Agatha HayeaJurion C. Ogden, Alice B. Climate-1:. W. R.‘
~L‘.*Hayea, Mrs. J. ’1‘.~Hayes, Anna E. Godired. Elizabeth Ogden Driving, Do'
curds. Edwin n. Curtis, Charles 1-: borah H.Gorham, Miss Julia F. Burr:
Curtis. Helen Curtis, Frederick M. Mil- hurt. Georae W. WHOM. Ira. C. 0.;
tor, ’l‘. A. Starling, Chateau. Gerould, Bakland, Charles 0. laklaud. George.
Alexander Sci-ole, Adeline fllwkes, 8. Weston, Jane 1!. Marvin, Florence:
Helen C. Rubens, George 11. Benedict, G. Kerwin. Sherman Manhouae, John,
Alexander Sample, F. A. Andrews Allen, Minnie V. Brower. Mrs. E. On
Eli”. E. Brookny. Fannie B, Wilma, Seymour. William H. Davis. Daniel
, ll 5- “Wild. Harriet L. Wood- Scott, Wllatm Hoyt. John Scott. John}
, Joltn‘WilHnodn;'ll-ving (15mm, C. Odenwaid, Levin A. Ambler, Maq'
Lester Hyatt, 891. W. McCrunn, Rev, C. Ambler, George I". Brown, Donald
1'. J. ,ll‘lap, Rev. 'J. willows, Thomas W. Buckley. Ellul .1. Cartoon. j .
Bradley, I. Andemoa,..l‘oremiah Dor- Manton Coley, Susie Hubhellfioioy,
9W.- . Malkln, John M. Kean Susie, M. Coley. lira. Edna Gpdflvyl‘
my. William H. Belford. James ’H. Mrs. Willi-m Harms. lam lt Hurt-7
Kaduhac. Tobin , Ila. Rudoili‘h‘l’avfi' Wank, Jr., Mrs. Anna c. Owens; Mar. but. Samuel J. Muller. David 8. Hull,
lovloh, Jacob Ros Jig-”WNW A. M.’
‘ fiWl WilllaflJ, Paul Kuhan,
“(a Raymond A. Aiken. (lot.
.‘ illerpMary E. Sollock, Mary M
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tr a
W. R‘ lda, Antoni (.‘hltrlita. Anna
on. ‘ , Allcc (‘arlu A.. L. Dr
berg: stat a. Andcraon, George Wil-
son. 3 rtimer \V. Masher, Frederick
M no, hits. Emma Lowden. Wilu
11am Grindrod. J. B. Grindrod. Eliza
iiyderyueolge 11. Bishop. Arthur S.
Bishop, Edith E. Bishop, Mrs. Mary
Ryder, Frank Joseph, Mary M. Riley.
Meyer Yedlin. Andrew W. Heath, Car-
rie fixlleath. Aurelius V. Heath. Frank
Seek". inwrence Momek. Rudolph
Mallnlk, Jacob Parker, Andrew ‘Rocit—
nvanaky, Anna Gurney, Glzello Grego-
aarot Kelleher, Helen A. Kalleher, Mih bull. Josephine Hurtbutt. Nelson .5
dredC. Main, Mary E. Kelloher, Ade. llurlbutt. Theodore W. Knauth, C .‘,
line Bouton, Henrietta W. Godfrey, l“. Findhlow. Blanche E. Little. Clara.
:1 I". Waters, Hrs. Samuel t‘otn- H. hi'llt‘h. NII’)‘ Louise Miller. Esther.
stock. Demlnon Miller. Samuel J. Killer. D.‘
Annie A. Sllufclt, James F. Kmmey, Henry Miller. blather A. Killer, Mary
Chat-lea Brand, Robert G. Wilson, A. K. Miller, Mary Raymond Mllcr (in
L. Routing, Mrs. Ed. M. Hana, Mar- trust for Esther Domitian Milcrl,Mary,
shall ('laus. Mildred Gana. Sylvia Guns, Louirm Miller. Arthur (". Round. Mull
Philip N. Knapp. W. H. McMahon, W. Raymond Miller (in trust for Samuel?
0., Baur. John F, McGovern, Gencview John Miller, 2nd), K. E. Rounds. Kata,
l.. Cullen, Elizabeth J. Cullen. Ellen S. Rounds. Mary R. Rounds. Lloyd E.
Cullen. Augusta Cullen. Colette Gril- Scribner. L. E, Stokes, John H. Stom'
iin,Josepll lllulla, Ladialawllaxa, Siau- 11W". Edith 1- T503000“. Ill“ I
lay Bull, Emmn"fluy.bg.1mekla N0. Thompson, Percy Thompson, Louis 11..
Walt.- Chllriea E. Skoiran, Helen Kort: Warncke, Hope Hose (‘0.. Clinton (‘om-l
meckl, Mra.‘ Emma mac. Then...“ inundery.. ‘
Spoehc, l). H. McNe L). V. Brown. r ' — .
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wold, Thomas lluaek, Joaeph Bill" BUDJIIDIII Miller, flicllael O'Graiiy,
1
Martin Modra. Mary A. Rntt'lll‘ol-d.lTiulothy' Houneaay. Samuel Landy, .1. 3
Henry H. Pollack. ll. Barrett, David Mattcnberg. Peter ‘
Harry A. Rogers. Eliza J. Bucklc)’.1Laurrauri, William l). Scott, Gather» ,
George Gilbert, 1“. w. Wood, Frank is.‘ me Dixon. Frank J. Smith. John 1.! Hm I 130“ ["83
Knight. A- 11- “8H5. Gladys S. 119115,..Scilu, Louis Koeuia, Jr.,Mrs.Allllio (LE
Frank w. Gregory, Mix-t. Frank \\’-3llarris. Patrick Burns, Michael J, Gal»;
Gregory, Mrs. Alicc ll, Quintin-d, Geolrlgun, summit Judslowitz. Mrs, Mal-5'3
H. Quinlan], lrvmn \'. Smith. Herman 8. Cole, Julius Gealllier, Mm. Bertha
R, Plillt‘llt’l, Louis ii. Hyatt, Mrs. Edllu s, Nl-uizcbuuor, William R. Nagel, El- HARTFORD, Oct.
8.v-(‘ounet‘iicul l
M. llitzltl, Mrs. Nollie Sprugue, Wil-
liam Gotham, Mrs. James lluscoe, l‘llt"
l'lt,‘ “l'llwfurd, William ll. Stark, L. W.
.Llsshcrgcl, Nollie M. Yorke, Mrs. E. 1).
Wills, Milly Burkoy. Ruterrcgory.Al~
berta J. Gregory, Mrs. Lena ll. Greg-
ory, Mrs. Anna Klockner, Allen 11.
Gregory. Mrs. Josephine Tompkins.
William Oswald, Frederick Buttery.
George ingham.. Emma (.‘. Patrick.
William E. Gregory. Amelia S. Young.
Mary C. Gray, Julia C. Raymond, Geo.
M. Hill, Katorinia Dilly, Samuel Keel;
or, Alan E. Lockwood, Anna Murphy.
Frank Santo, John M. Sollowdy, Mrs.
Augusta S. Raymond. Carl F. Cordes.
‘ Charles P. Keeler. Charles A. Bou-
lon. Henry T. Whitahcad. A. Bradley
Hull, Alex Balog, Ben I). Belts, Miss
Leonella Hanlon, William M. Bells.
“'1‘. Mary J. Cuties, Edward P. Weed,
Mrs. Joseph Gray, Lydia Sécor, Geo.
F. Betta. Mrs. E. M. Lockaod, Dr. and
Mrs. C. J. Newkirk, LeGrand Ray-
mond. Frank G. DeWaters. John B.
Belts. Douglas Raymond, Theodora
‘ ’ ‘ .-. W " lB. Coleman. Julita Coleman, Irving .
, l . . by women. .
:Loleman, Joseph 5‘0"“ , Local agencies of the Connecticut
‘ l 30399"- Kovacs, Catherine ””0“"- State Council of Defense were called
Sills ill runs
Take a Glass of Salts it Your Back
Hurt. or Bladder Bother:
The American men and women
must guartLJ-onstnntly aflalnat kid-
ney trouble. because we eat too much
and all our food it: rich. Our blood .1!
filled with uric acid which the kid-
he" atrive to filter out. they weaken
icon: overwork. Moms alunish; tilt.|
ottrninatlvo tlaauea‘ulog and the re
null ta kidney troubloabladder weak-
”: and a moral decline in health.
Wha- m.- kldun he! like Ilium
dial; your button-«them
l» ”mm. toll of not-cat or m m
obliged to an! robot m or time
tum luring tho sight; it you «In
m m Ina-«rho or dilly. won!
novella. said sac-ark. or
9"...” ah the mil-v: la hi
on Pram 30¢.“ lentil-inlet about Mr
W of bt‘ We tilla- a W
will” to l lb“ at new
D‘mlfiwlt he I on In” ad
Wt .. *1“ lat-- not he
nun who ll unl- tm the all!
til.
,ill. t‘harles r2. Jennings. Mrs. Charles emergency caused by the Jersey or-
5ill. Jennings. Natalie Jennings, Freder- “1031031
le‘ Nougflbnuer, Sarah 1.; Bodwall, is asked by the Federal Governmeutl
Mrs. Eva Francis l’llair, Robert l'lluir. 1” 10'" 0mm states of the nation in!
E. 0. Bauer. making good the labor lose thrnuglll
Olin S. Youngs, Mrs. Olin S. Young, the Jersey explosions on Saturday so
Mrs, Henry 3, Lockiood,(.‘. L. broiler. that the shock of the blasts at the,
William H. Ryan, H. a Stimson, 5. illicit-loading plant on this side shall,
Tavlin, l). Tavllu, William J. Kehoc, "“1 b? '9“ b“ Perfihlns'fl army "at"
Loretta lloylo, James Maloney, Sam- there.‘ .
uci Jobvack. Mary E. St. John, Ch“, A telegram was received by Leo A,
s. St, John, Paulinp J. Andrews. Am“, Korller, State Director of the United:
,la A. (lrltllllul. w. ll. Clark. Oliver Fr. SW“ En‘p‘m‘mm" 50M“! "0'“ Na"
‘chd. Kenneth Ii. Taylor. Gerald Tay~ than A. Smyth, Assistant Director-3
llor. Irving Goldt-n, Malcolm Golden. General of the Service. ' 5
Leon Golden, Jacob M. Layton, Joseph The Ordnance Department states;
R. Taylor. Charles N. Smith, .\1rs.Wm. that the immediate shortage in ex-,
Somers, Mrs. Mary A. Trowbridgc. lilting munitions plants in 139.000 ml 1
M0,,” R. McCausland, Nettle 1.. Mc skilled laborers." It says "even great--
tfuusianti. Charles Mtltl, W. W. Les. or numbers are needed for army con-l
a H
tcr, Margaret R. Wood, r. J. Bradbury, “I.“m‘m ”“5“"- :
'Mrs. 5‘. Huntington. Helena A. Van Al- Th“ "’“Wmm 0' "m" “man“
a”
‘t . t . . ‘ ‘. ' - . ‘ - '
E fihyt R362}, gantc'th‘wgméiafh“: will tax your utmost eflorts." They;
llamutoh Vernon .Wardcn llérberytir “m be '9" "n" b" “mm“ “‘9“ "0'“
Mathewson William M séudde‘r Vin: “““m‘ml ““1““? and “mm"
cent Burka' George Harris, 1" Blillar- them into war plants. Your commun-
,m Frederick l-‘ Comm 1"" d ‘i-k ity labor boards should expedite non-
' ' “n' r 9 ‘3‘ L esdentlal industries and replacing men
iElizabeth Holich, Stephen Milé‘lk, l‘aul upon by the Council today to put their
Illiklovich. leza l’ctlnescllcl, Thomas entire influence behind the United
Munch. Joseph Soiranck, Victor Miko- States Employment Service in thl‘
v
ick H. Banger, Archie. H. Danger,
Irene C. Bengcr, 1). F. Castcllano, An-
tonlo Den“! A' .L smith, ‘(hnrles ed aventilator for shoes. This may be
Way. Dennis \alenttne, h‘anltlln
smuh (“um”), [(13 u. Alli/‘11, Al- intamtlng 10 3 low. blll Whll most
phoned Tltit-rault. Mrs. J. Brelua, 11901)“! I” 100“"! for 1' money
Stephen Buellka, Mrs. Frances flinch. enough to replace ahooa already too
lion. Martha Hamilton. Peter Jult-ron. well youtllatod.
A. J. Palmer. Mrs. Julia 891b, Mrs.
Helen Mar-ball. Elton D. Baker. Tony ~
Anton. I; heard. Thomas C. tiara-
nagh. James T. Butler, Clarion N. Tar W I . '
tor. Hill. C. H. Ferris. Mary l'. Wood-
ward. til-o- ]. Austin. thorn ll. tied a. mm .
ll 1
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The store closes daily at six o'clock -
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The reason for announcing this news of
Litlt‘lls, at a time when linens are scarce, is be-
muse there is a heavy stock of Damasks in cer—
tain lincs, ordered many months ago and which
\\'(.‘ offer NOW at
Prices lower than market values
Please notice, come and examine.
SatinrDamask Cloths, all lillcll, round, scalloped
edges, $6.50, $9.00 and $10.00
\ \
Pattern Cloths, all linen, size kill/3 yards, $9.00
Napkins to match, two sizes, 25x25 inches, $10.75
' 20x20 inches, 3 8.00
Damask Luncheon Cloths, circular patterns.
lit-lllstitcllcd,
Size 30x36, ~$2.50 «15x45, $5.00 ‘
54x54, $7.00
Dollies to match, until), 38.00
Napkins, all lincll, llclllmcd, two sizes,
. 19x19, $6.00
' 17x17, $2.25
Scarves, fine quality liltcll, llclnsiiichcd,
18x36, $1.00
Satin Damask, full blcat-llcd, heavy weight, 72
inches wide, very special $3.75 a yard.
'l‘llis datllask shown in sil'ipcd and doticd cf.-
fccie. as wcll as carnation, daisy and tulip de—
signs.
Napkins to limit-ll. 22:22 inches, at $11.50
Linen Towols, hcmstitchcd,
$1.00, $1.59, $1.85 and $2.26
Linen Huck Towels, llcmtllcd, special at 50 cts.
Union Hunk Towels, 50, 59, 66 c...
Cotton Huck Towels, 38 eta.
Third floor.
Clearance of Certain Books
'. ‘ for Children
j Picture Books of many sorts.
Linen Books for first bundling,
A few Paint Boxes and Kindergarten Sets,
15, 35 dis. up to $1.00.
Center aisle, main floor.
Roster-aft Novelties
. in art boils. s eta.
.Glatla tube melons, for tea Appointment book: for
or lemonade, desk use.
m. an: at coda.
Hit“: 1:: "Twp. Jar 0pm» ‘
Pan Scum llama: loch.
Mfithdafiufiulu macaw-u
d“. Inn.
”‘3 ‘ win tor baa» In no. can fit am! in
MM “lithium
lamina W and: Gill-- M up...
out “Mafia.
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Are you going to make a Dress?
lit-cause lllt‘l‘t‘ arc‘iillc and splclltlltl Maids and
Stript-s i'nr skirts ulltl drcssvs at pl'lcc concussions.
All Wool Checks 111 «lurk eil'cr-ts, just right for
skirts. illltl suits, 46 lllltl .31 inches wide, l‘cgtllilr
$3.7m '
. ' “ $3.00 a yard.
All W001 with self stripes, navy blue, Burgundy,
myrtle, and African brown, 51 inches wide, rcgu-
lar $3.50
$3.00 a yard.
All'Wool Plaids, light and dark colllbilluliulls.
nice for sports skirts, ~10 to 48 inches wide,
32.2.5 to $3.75 a yard.
Drese Goods St-t‘ellnn.
Third floor.
In Accordance with Demands
The Christmas Cards
are now on sale
It is truly a brave array and certainly tllc
largest assorililcllt ever shown at Road's, for
every year there arc more people who depend on
the attractive card to bear, just the right St‘nll‘
meat at Christmas. The atmosphere of the.
'Army and Navy pcrl'adcs the whole collection.
Hundreds of cards, royal and brilliant with ill—
sig‘niu and colors, are for soldiers and sailors.
All assortment of
fii'iccll curds ill a box,
Stories for Soldiers
all very cheerful. ' '
25 cts.
I
Eighteen in all art envelope, 25 cts.
Wartime Broads, illorc than
ll dozen recipes for bread
including biscuits, rolls and
corn dodgers. '
An art. package, 25 cts.
Calendars, most attractive with small hand
iillicd landscapes and interiors.
Main flour.
Gold and White China
Thc kind which ill gl'ulldlllothcr’s lllllt was
known as company china, very choice, very fine
and beautiful. This is made in Nippon, 11111] as a
shcll. translucent and lovely to handle. ’
0n?! hundred piece Sci. with coin gold band...
gold handles, all in the finest of gold, decorated
ill Alllcl‘ic. .
$80.00
Basement.
Street Boots for Women
Full models in. dress and walking boots no“
on display.
Gray Stlcdc, “Louis" heel, $14.00
Fieldmousc in gray kid, “Louis" hl‘tfl, $14.00
Fiddmousc. cloth top. "Lmtis"hcel, 810.00
Norwegian Cali. good scnlttc boot, $1000
Como Calf. wing up. military llccl. 810.00
Brown Cali. high military lit-cl, “.81
Guy Kid. cloth top, "India" Incl. “ and 8.50
Dalmatia". colored top. unitary heel
It and can
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