am
xv 4.
OVERCOAT WEATHER I
is here
and also the Overcoats.
We hove a few tram last year's
stock at
$20 to $25.
Exceptional Good Value.
Others up to $50
I
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
VICTROLAS
BABY TERMS
AllReoordlinstockifthoym
to be had.
RECORD ALBUMS, RECORD
CABINETS. OPERA
. BOOKS .
FRED H. PONTY
KODAK SHOP
South Hot-walk, Conn.
PM Theatre Building
City News
Miss Margaret Collins. of Sprint:
Hill avenue, in improving after :1 >0
vere attack of Spanish influenza.
The dance planned by the \‘l‘omen
of Mooseheart Legion as been post»
poned indefinitely owing to the pro
vatling epidemic.
Miss Edrena ,M. Daniels. lormerl."
of Norwaik, who has completed her
course of training for nurse, is now
located at Yale Campus. New Haven.
Miss Ada. Bette. of Newtown avenue
has purchased the E. llush property
at ill East ate-hue, and will soon start
making repairs.
Mrs. A. T. anoon has received
Word of the death of her sisterinlaw.
who died at her home in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Margaret Mulroney has 1'0
llll‘l’lltl to her duties in the Woolworth
7. an». it! cent store, after a weok‘s
illness,
The eubject at the mid-week meet-
ing of the First Methodist Eplacopnl
Church on Thursday evening this
Week will he "Does Fear Make People
Good."
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph iluhbell and
family. of South Norwalk. have moved
to Mlddletown. Mr. lluhbell was for
merly ('Ol‘n“i‘le11 with the Schulee
market.
Mi»- Genevieve Creighton. it teacher
in one cf the Weatport schools, is re-
couping tron: an attack of Spanish
influenza. at her home. i Mott avo-
nue.
Mrs. Ralph lleWitt. of Crescent ter-
‘IHCP. is ill at the home of her sister.
\lrs. Sammie. in New (.‘anan, with an
attack of Spanish influenza. She was
taken ill on Sunday afternoon.
John J. Nolan of Benedict News
(‘0.. wa.q suddenly taken with pneu-
V'monla on Sunday. and is reported
«mite ill at his home. at 5‘: Golden an»
nue. today. --
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Tlu women of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet on Friday
afternoon at 2 oclock~ at the parson-
aze to do Red Cross work. Any wo-
men who have the time ‘ud destre it;
help are invited. .
Mrs, Frederick Ben ett. and son.
lrlcnneth. who have can confined to
their home for the past two weeks.
are slowly improving. “'hlle Mt‘r.
licnnett is utili confined to her bed.
1~'enneth is able to sit up each day.
__..__._.
irs. Frank Sutherland. of Walkill.
-ter county, N. Y.. is taking care
. h ~aunt. and cousin. Mrs. G. M.
B are: and daughter who are ill with
Spanish influenza. at their home. 22
Hoyt street, First District
'1'. A. Skelly has received a card
from Charles Hopaon, who is now lo
cated with Battery E. otthe lilth
Field Artillery, A. E. F.. “somewhere
in France." stating that he is in the.
best of health. and wishes to be re-
membered to all his friends.
Mrs. William Cloud, twenty-nine
years of age. died at the home ot
her parade. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stevens, at Bell Island, Sunday. of
pneumonia. The family has‘ numer-
ous acquaintances in this city—Dan
bur! News.
iliilill mu
suscuuuu
C. J. Pepper, Geo. Shin. Chas. J.
Smith. John W. Latson. I. R. Wilmot.
Albert N. Morgan. Anna P0weil,~..Jose~
phine Jennings, George Assad. Anna
McMahon, Geo. Buchanan. Josephine
B. Nutting, Henrietta W. Moore. Har-
riet. S. Sherwood, Reuben J. Robins,
Thomas Robins, Mrs. Sherwood Han-
113, Edward Byxbee. Wilfred W. M0!”
rison, Richard B. Singerwald. Miguel
Cari-o, Elizabeth Mason, Eida R. Bo-
nati. Louis Bonati. Doroda Amilone,
Calvin P. Barton, Bradford Barton,
Nina 8. Barton. Sigud Anderson. James
Meek, Eloise M. Baxter. Adolph Street,
Mrs. L. Curnow. Mrs. Trenchard. Da-
vid DisbloW, Min. Alice Street. Emily
Hillier, Charles A. White”, Eliza G.
Platt, Mts. Jennie C‘. Ferris. Thomas
F. MeGrath_ Annie A. Shufelt, Annie
F. Shufelt, Harriet E. Shufelt. Edi'A}.
Shine. John D. Flint. Hannah McGratlt,
Mary Danton. Mrs. H. P. Demon. A. N.
Theriault, F. L. Seymour.
Marian H. McQueen, Charles Way.
Katherine Kindilien, Bemard Kindl—
lien, irving (l. Jennings. George M.
\Vay. George A. Jennings. Everett J.
McMahon. R. Ii. Morton. Mary J.
it‘roal. Froderick 1. Jones, Mrs. Flor~
‘cnce Joel. Harry J.
Smith, George
Keeler. Elizabeth Lichlblau. Mrs. \‘io-
letta A. Magner. Wm. Ketekes, Wm.
Kuizer. Jolm (‘emey Richard W.
Sweeney, JOseph Kristofl‘, t‘haa. Ray—
mond, Bertha M. Grant, Winfield 1).
Grant, James. H. Desmond. William
Ahinuty. Andrew S. Mills‘ James H.
Taylor. Jr.. F. Converse Brown. Jose-
phine (Traw. Emily E. Brown. Sanetta
Fllut. Mrs. llomer E. Mead. Shirley E.
Bowman, Leslie ll. Tripp. Ann t‘. Jets-
sup. Addie F. Weed. Mrs. Sarah C.
(,‘orniugs, Gruclit t‘. Adams. Mrs. G. F.
Mucndcl, Geo. F. Muendel. Rowayton
Baptist Bible, school. William Sale.
Goo. bi. (lvcrton, Mrs. W. ii. llolttnd,
Wm. l‘inkney.
Henry B. Vl'aterhury. George Roll-
wagch. George liabiaht. Frank L'. Lind-
quist, Mrs. E. Pusey, John L. Roberts.
Mrs. Wm. llatlclt’i‘i‘. Peter Foley, Mrs.
Alida Martin. Florence Lewis. Chart.
’1‘. McGovern. Minnie Lester. Harold
Peck, The Gotham t‘o., Vernal Fudge.
(‘reed Fudge, Vestal Fudge. Chas. E.
(plenum. Louis Dollewz, R. E. lien»
nett. Daniel La Morte. Mae E. llevine.
Flora R. Keeier. [Ania B. Howell, Jr..
Mrs. J. s. Hubbell, o. 1. Sartain. Nel-
lie G. llemmon, Adelaide W. llowell.
Kate V. Howell. Anne Howell. Sarah
Frances Bennett, Jane E. Bennett.
Ernest F. McGregot; Mrs. H. Odell.
Arthur Horton. L. A. Dohorty, Tl. it.
Aufitln. Mrs. M. Olmstead. .1. ll. 0|m-.
stead. Ernest McGregor, Sally Betta-t,
Amelia Young_ Frank Law'son. J. H.
Whithead. Percy Mead. Joe 'l‘uorzolo,
Mary: Stillman. Daniel Beers. Nellie
La Mort. Wm. llaulon. .
John Wehle, Wm. H. t‘oburn. Etta
(,‘ueack, M. K. Stevens. John Morhuom»
ery, Mrs. Zenau t‘. iluuii. Martha L‘.
Shara. Joseph Halos. John J. Farrell,
Harriet A. llnrron. Nora Farrell. '/.e-
has C. Bur-1h. Mrs. Floydétletman, An
gelina i’aradira, Myrtle Knorr. Louise.
llisulo, Theodora Raymond. Mrs. l't-tcl
ll. Odell. Rose Arman. Mary A. Day.
Sarah E. Fitch, Julia Koudrat, Mrs.
t‘harles Knudsen, lldcu Marie Mot
phy. Anna i-‘. Murphy. Eva 1., Brotlu-n
ton, William E. Riordan. Laura 1.. SM»
ticld, ll, J. iloane. Edmund 1’. Hyatt.
Mia. lda M. Fitch, Pauline t‘. lngltam,
Michael licicltcl, t‘. iiruttomes‘o. llel-
ot-rt llrotllciton. t‘hurlottc \i‘. l-‘cmetu,
Mrs. ltoy lit-tictlict. John ll. t‘t'awt'ortl,
Bartram .t‘rttu‘l‘tu'tl. S. Allin: Halsey,
J. W. Lissbergeu Frank lit-trill. Geo.
J. Adams. .1. ll. llcatty. Sarah Patrick.
N. W. Jones. A. l’. llcyuoida, Norma
llyinton, ltuth Weed. Emma l'atrlvtt.
Fred Weed. J. A. Scolhlopt‘, G. 1:. Mil
lcr, J’. 'i‘rultme. 1.. t‘lauic.
Gertrudt. l’inkney. Lillian I. Ilihhlv
William James. llct'thu E. Auderrou
Harold 1‘, Kelly. Harry E, St-otield. Au»
nlc Cutbill, ll. 1’. llouluntt. (‘lutilt-e W
iieli. Elizabeth Morrison. Mrs. K. 1-)
t‘ase. 1i. 1*}. (use. t‘al‘l‘ie l'ctty. (lut'ar
h. Young. W. l-‘, Ambler. Karl \'. ltay
moud, Gorge Scenic Water 1’. to, lda
.\l. livardon, William Kohlet'. llcnry J.
Foieit. Harry A. llccru, l-‘rcd lttt'h-
mood, Ruth (lakes. 1.. A. 'l‘hcrlault,
Wultiek 'l‘lleriault, Patrick Murphy. A.
htyun, Roy E. Kendall, Nicholas .tlan»
dels. Jt‘lllllt lint-tier, llnvul ll. Logan,
James F. Kenny. Charles ltagowski.
Leroy llalaburdn, lilcliallua Obuchow-
skou_ Jauatz Noubleuski. Wm. Steph-
anak. Herman 'i‘schlschkc. Samuel Ste-
venson, Chas. Godfrey. Adolph Glas-
hoi’f. (‘lift‘ord t‘omstock. t‘hats. Arrat',
John Kabseu. Peter Kasses, A. Fred
Rohde. John Poinciar. Anton Wasilow-
ski, Joseph 'l‘ouchiuomia. Julia stzep-
howski.
Wm. A. Kainoinez. Jon. Di Prosperi,
‘1. Stephanak. Julia M. Sudinik, sw-
fanso Hakolmo.
Marcin Vanilidk.
John Suknsiewicz,
Felix Madzieiko,
John H. Porter, Valamear Mozuk, Mrs.’
Christina Face, John Marshall. John.
Szidensky, Jos. Budivich, Mikolay Kaz-‘
taz‘iewicz, Stanislaw Ahoclu. Cusemaer
Stephanak, Stanley Budwick. Brom-
sluw Klepock. Chas. McGorgers, Victor
Trulemiez, Stanislaw Schneider. Wil-
liam Jurgalwltz, Amelia Warytuski.
Vincent Lesozik. Wincenty Lesozlk,
,Boierlalr Sgnoider, Frank Torkoinsk.
Paul Grok. Abbie Henry. Bertha. (‘ra-
vetz. James mutiny, E. M.‘ Valloris.
Jr.. Miss L. Twombly, Ida Jack. J. W.
When Are You
‘ Begin Saxlng?
Going to
: ocle to his own eye.
Juan-la. Robt; Edmond. John Cova-
‘nagh. (‘31! Anderson. ,R. 1. chfield,
t Mrs. A. Hawkins. Herbert W. 6011111111.
9"“ it W. Gotham, [tonal Curtis. Jon.
teph Hanson, Jessie M. DeSumuer.
Ada See, Rubi. Jenningsxl'm. Youngs.
tPedro Tarrauri, Henry B. Waterbuyy.
l Arthur 1". Robins, Catherine Tracy.
‘Jooeph P. Wadhamx' Elizabeth A. Mil-
ler. B. A. Gocen, Emma Barber. Hur-
rey Kent. James P. Sheehan,‘ Mrs, Har-
riet Coley, William Howard. Geo.
Smith, Harriet L. Lockwood, Mrs. Eva
Burr, Grace Lentz. Maude 0. Maye-
hofl, Hazel Burr, Dorothy Collins, Brid-
get Santiaan, Mrs. Emma Price. M. N.
Mayehofl, Earle W. Beatty, Geo. E.
Curtis. Mary E. 'Warner, Ellen Peyton,
F. R. Waters, Edw. J. Thomas. Eiiz. E.
Brockwny, D. W. Fitch. James '1'. Huh
bell, 'Ml’ry F. White, Louis Gold
schmidt. Ben Mai-usco. Jennie Russo.
Edwin L. Keinsling. Frank Kelly. Joe.
Vt'. Costello. Mrs. J. A. Connery, Ber—
nard Kelly, Hazel Clark, Matilda (.‘hid
sey, William P. Thompson. Olga Holt:-
man. Mary Lyons, Frank Young. Har-
ry P. Nickerson, ii. Oliver Smith,
Clara Hanna, Mary Anderson, James
H. Magner, Madeline C. Magner.
Chas. E. Anderson. J. Benton Wei'n-'
er. Anna Osborn. Grace M. Pollard.
Eddalena Smith, Katherine M. Kline.
Geo. A. Smith, S. A. Smith. Alexander
S. Hamilton. Emma G. Hamilton. Sui"
ah J. Beers. Fred A. Ella. Adele ll.
Hartman. Genevieve t‘reighton. Mrs.‘
Eliza Dykeman, Marjory Shambaugh.
Vera liarty, Anna. E. Whitney. Elsie
Rose. Chas. J. Smith. Guiseppe Faeho.
Charlotte A. Ulmstead. A. Gleare.
Frank A. State. John Spatta, Fredetu
ick Williams. Anna M. Carroll, Nona
Kelly. Jae. W. Carroll. J. W. Cochran,
Thomas F. McMahon. Louise Jaasil.
Anna. Mut'l. Robert Hazlett, Michael
Lyons. Marie. M. Basia, Wm. Sheehan.
Adolph Basia. Gus t‘. Iteitter. Mary".
McGann, John Kestenhaum, Mary A;
Kelly, Mamie Shannahan. t‘has. I'.t
Murphy, James 1‘2. Wixon. Minnie J.
Wixon‘ John 1‘. Whone. James F. lit'y-
nut, Benjamin S. lienry. Mrs. Jane A.
Austin. Eva Gravath, Anna Walsh.
Wu). F. Lockwood. '
11,. V. 'l‘uttle, A. \"ena, ll. Hoffman.
Vidtor liiait, Mary 1’. Paris. Muss Eth-
el Rtlbt‘llnlm. Raymond lletts. Mamie
G. Sanger. Helen Sanger. Maymis Lew-
is. Elbert Raymond, William Aiken.
Wesley G. Meehan. Air-5. N. W. Bette»
dict, t‘has, 1i. Fillow, Edwin Gregory».
Anna Mitltllchruok. Mary Hoehn. ill-5.1
Mantle Blown, Harriet llrotherton,l
Mamie G. Sanger. Albert A. Bette, G.
Gordon lluil. Dorothy A. llull, Richard
ll. Hull. Frank E. Knight. Edith M.
Fitch. llelcn Burgess. Sanger. L. W,
Lissbcrger. liachcl Weed. Kenneth M.
t‘olebutn. 11. Gardner Weed. James E.
Mclnerny. Wm. F. Mcinerny. Spencer
N. (‘outd James E. Mclnerny. lrene
Van Scoy. Royal Ellis. Mary Kern for
Wm. A. Mulvoy. Harry E. Kearney.
.Itoao M. \‘ancuoa. Ethel Hyatt. Wm.
Everett. S. Andrews. G. heist, G. Brei»
aho. M. M. Mct‘ahc, A. Wood, J. Scran
dorner. ll. Kern. '1‘. (‘anfieid
Harry Gage. Mary McGrath, Patrick
Garvin. Mary Pierce. Clint-t. l“. Pierce.
Utario llironka. John Merriman. Helen
Daggy, Nicholas Leena, Mgt. E, Ever-v
aet. Lucy A. Juvenal. H. B. t.‘oley.l
Frank J. itoos. Jere J. McCarthy. hired
w. Mansfield, Katherine swan. l-‘rankl
J. Howard, John MceKnuy. Antonio
Lainothn. Annie 1.. Benny, Edward
Downing. Mrs, Harry Mitlllt'll'ti. 11.]
Sacha. Grttrude l‘reusaer. Ernest Ezc»
quelle. F. J. Hum. Jr._ May Knudsen.
J. F. Kurney, 1.. F. Darra. F. Ferri-
gard. Mra. ll. Whone. G. James. Wm.
Laslo, E. .lluttery, G. Zimmoorintan.
ll. (‘arrttthcrm S. St. John. t‘. Smith.
A. \‘ttlllct'm. .l. lateslo, Ada M. Lock»
wood, Wm, ll. Miller. G. ll, WriuhL A.
V. Heath. G. W, Knapp. Jacob Milleru
Geo. lllsltop. William llictg .luwph t‘an-
iiclti. G. l“ t‘anlcld. Saltotlort- llcstiyo.
t‘has. Shackleton. Geo. W. l’it-ltntli. l
Florcnct i’icknell. May It. Knudsen,l
lrwin Loudou. Edward Loudoir Mrs,
Edward London. Stanley llrookmi
Stephen lllltlt‘filil. lt'vint: 1.. Jclliil. Fl‘i'tl-i
crick Holmes. licriwrt it. llouatti. Jew]
sic iltlltla‘lt’ill, Edgar M, 'i‘oper. 'l‘onyl
t‘oi’t’alo, t‘has. l‘ost. Mary .1. llurt. Mm;
Fred Lauder. Fred Lauder. .l. Kill'tltl.:
t'. Sullivan. ll. Nt‘Wlltlltl‘ .\l. Kardo,‘
.\i. .I. llainey, L. li‘errura'. G. \'o.<r.uta,‘
Henry ’1‘. llurtis, Mrs. t‘has. F. liar—i
tram. Wm. 11. Anderson. 'l‘ilcresa’
Kuan. 't‘onunaso COHSIXIU' Frank E.
Connolly, Marie llattarilll, Anoinettc
Pei-eschino. Wm. H. Anderson. Mrs.
Mantle u. llibhle, Henry E. ()lattn. At!
bert \v. out-n, Mrs. Michael J. Rood;
0y. Gco. W. Munroe. John O't'onnol‘.‘
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Fred ll. Emerson, Mrs. Nellie t‘ahill.' '
Mrs. Mary lltml. Douglas ll. ’l‘ristrumJ
John llilskc. Ed. J. .lulewou, Jas. Mis-
lai. Stephen llipus. Mrs. l". W. Hadley”
Laura lltttr. Matilda Richardson. \V.1
J. Dixon. Jr.. Grace Richardson. Jos‘l
epli H. l“lll(l\\'. l
B. it‘. t‘tomweli and Frederick 0,1.
Geo. ll. Ackcrly' ohn L. lirundagml
Lee .\1. Hold. lola 1. Kelly. Anderson.
F. Hathaway. Geo, Muendal. Henry No-i
‘vak. Josephin Nawak. 1.. Annie llall,.
Annie Hcotteld. Susie Scofielti Chan.
‘E. Hacklcy. 1171 C. Lockwood. Ethell
late“ 1). s Davenport, Chas. N. Gagefi'
SOUVENIR FROM THE FRONT
.v
‘ During the recent American ad!
vance out of ChauteauThierry. a Rodi
Cross captain was lookinz about ‘t‘orl
suitable hospital sites when he met;
an American negro soldier 'llltll't'lllllfl';
along toward Chauteau-Thlerry. fol-1
lowing closely behind a German mar
jor. ’The negro had transferred lll~=|
pack from his own back to the hach
of the German oflicer. and had also:
transferred the German mainr's “m"l
Thus equipped‘
the black warrior was parading tri-
umphantly down the mad. All he
passed the the Red Cm captain. he
called out:
l "I say. look huh who! din minim
do“ norm—Nev rm Ming Poet i
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Bowman's
. ' Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Ave” Cannon Street
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~ Do you realize
’ it’s but 9 weeks
to Christmas!
J
“Why, 1 have lots and lots of time to do my
. “tristmas shopping in comfort”.
'l‘ruc enough! if you begin at once.
But not true, if you delay. .
1mi- this is to u- a different sm-t'of Christmas.
There will be no extra time available at the last
\.-. ck or more. There will be no great big extra force
‘of salespcol'tlc to help. \
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War has changed it all. we store people have to
Igct along; as lit-st, we can—anti l'uclc Sam makes us
Istand aside. wlule thousands of people are busily
[making our uccdfuls.
’ .\'everthclms;-it is id be a good oltltime Christ-
mas. if you wish. '
Plenty of (‘lu'istmas gifts for the
little
folks,
plenty of useful gifts for grownups, litany novel or-
tu-les. lllllltll'tfllS and hundreds of beautiful gifts!
Rest of allz‘tlley are ready now—so folks who
pivk‘itt‘m' have finest choice and make that tiliult" ui
't-isurc and to comfort.
Fine gloves
in plenty now. ‘
(‘ltristmas gloves are going to be, moro of a prob-
.t‘lil than c\'cl'. this season. There scrum little chance
of
bit-d supply.
, llut today there is good gatlu-riug; especially of
the finer gloves so admirable for gift.
. Beautifully-soft French kid gloves of marked
arm-o.
Finished with the
splendid skill
of- the
French. White so tanned they may be washed with
no harm. Blark of rarely-deep shade. $3
Heavy-looking but \‘t‘l'y'fillt‘ gloves of French
kid. l’iquc scum illltl heavy embroitlcm'. G '11)}
\\ bite or blackwtliLl
Rich gray mocha glows. delightful in their soft
ii: Nb. warm and sorviceablc.—-—$2i
Silkdinctl mocha gloves have the iltltlt‘tl ad un—
loge of slipping on with marked misc—and tit
smoothly and with ,comfort~~$Ll.5ti
lliclt gloves of \Vllllt‘ or black l“l't‘llt"ll kid with
heavy t"llll)l't>ltlt‘l')' upon bum—«3425”.
Pcmcr aisle. rear.
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Comfy batltrobe
tan
‘ for cheerful girls.
lcrus.
How cosy atulnarm and seat
Soft livery fabric.
I
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lt-t‘ublc!
with tiuy’figurcs in white!
in ltuliau and flowered designs.
Who doesn't know at lcaat one little girl who’ll
eagerly \vclcomc just such a robe?
ill‘tll‘ llll‘V llilliig’lgm$1 t.) +1)
$1.75 to $3.50
Second tloor.
,
Slippers to keep
little feet warm.
lriglit rolors. Tasteful put-
Autl for little tiny girls, (ll'llt": le pinks or blucs
For bigger girls. rich tlcc'p reds and dark blues——
: for girls up to 14——
For those activelittle folks who insist upon trot-
ting- around without waiting to “get drossetl”,
Much comfort they will give; pmbably muchill.
‘r: -.-=s they will avert. -
Red or gray felt with leather ooh—.115 M
rod or my, M m till
.a‘b
$1.25
All-felt all
amid“ eoIor.- ..
M W a w
MWMmflwI-VAI
“.75.
my
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HOWLAND'S
Black silks .§
for every need. \
lftllcrc is required a black silk of brilliant luster,
”1's ready. ‘ .
If one wishes a black silk of dull richness and
subdued finish. ’tis ready.
0
For the store’s gathering of black silks is notable.
Notable in its variety and qualitv—aud cacll
yard to be. had at a price less than actual today 's
V rluc. '0 .
A yard-wide chiffon taffeta at $1.50 a turd
Lustrous yard—wide satin at $1.75 \htrtl
ng'lll, but firm. crepe do chino with beautiful
surface at $1.50 a yard.
Crepe dc meteor of 10—inch Wltllll at $2 :1 vartl
(‘harmcuse with line polishcd >5urfaec and supplt
of quality at .325 a yard
L. ,.,- .
l tdll tlt sou. .xpluttlul weight. at $3.00 a yard. ‘
. ,. . . . .
Satin radium, remarkably brilliant and beautiful
at $2 a yard
Pussy willow taffeta. very light but vcrv line
a'wl firm and will] delightful finish. at $2} a \‘ztl‘tl.
llcuualittcnvitll its t'ltaracicristit- weave at $1.50
:1 \‘:ll‘(l
lluutlsomc faillt‘. iiur texture. at $2.50 a Wild
,. __ ‘ . . . -
llt'll program. «xv-client “right. at 32.40 a vard
Moire silks. rich in their working. at $1.30 and .
if 5:! yard
'l‘liirtl floor. ‘
_ Two splendid
-, war books at 65c.
. War books that really tell of the \tar——but that
do not leave a bad tunic in the mouth.
a
Eat-h of them has spirit, fat-h of them has t‘llt‘tfl';
ye; t‘llt'll of them tells of thing's as they are. And vet
each of them was \vrittcu by a man who saw beneath ' "’
11:.) surface, who (lid his part, who went into and
through the t‘tllllllcl‘. with an ideal which raised him
above all the horrible things tllowar has brougltt‘:~
Private Pefl-by Harold R Peat
‘All ’In It—by Ian Hay
Two tllot-otigltlyqvttrtltwltilc books for every ,5-
mau and woman who would know the heart of the ‘
men who are fighting against the Iluu——aud driving
1 '.u bat-k. 1
’m' A
llcrc arc Stilllt.‘ other books Worth reading:—
Clu-i-tltic——.\Ilcc t‘holmomllcy Volcc to the \l‘lltlt‘t-ttt-~s-—Ltitz
(I'lllliptill—Mlht‘flt‘ltl
Sylvia of the Hilltop—Piper
Little. VLady of the Big I'VHHG‘
London
Sins of tho Cliiltlrcn—llamillon
:g’cu 1:5; __.
Paradise“Garden—Gibbs ‘
Missing—Mrs. Hunwhr'y Ward
Curry Oil—[It'uvson
To Have and to llold—Jolmatou
Each :1 good ator.’ and well—printed and well-
boundw 65c.
Mam ll nor. rca r.
Splendid $1
flooring-46%.
Congolcum art carpet; the sanitary light tasteful
flooring for use in many rooms! . - . A‘ ‘
as ! one ..,.
. a little like oileloth but. with subdued finish «it
without the cold glitter of oilch '
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