Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 13, 1918 · page 3

 
 
 

~ Today and.Tomorrow ’

Mommas at 2 o’clodt. Eveninxs at 8 o’clock.

D. W. GRIFFITH’S

Supreme Triumph

“Hearts 0i 4
‘ ‘ The World”

'_l‘he Sweetest Lot'e St ory Eyei- Told
A Romance of the (ll-eat Wa‘r
ccompanied by Symphony 'Orchestrr oi 15 Pieces

 

 

 

A appearing in her neweat photoplay “0n
the Level," at the Palace Theatre to-
day amends this statement by substi-
tuting the word“thlnks" for "feels." .
clothes a woman
wears. and I'll tell you how old her
“The first
time that she saw something that was
actually becoming to her and refused
to wear iton the plea that she was too
old for that sort of thing, her mind in-

 

“Show me the

 

. mind is," said Miss'Ward.
Me. 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
1 : Today

Fannie Ward
in ' Pct-mount Picture,

 

creased by ten years.

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Regent Theatre

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CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

By 1631: or. menu, a. s. a.
of beds, Eng.

Member of the Board of Lee-
tureship of the lot-her Church
the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.

REGENT ramp:

FRIDAY EV 19.. Nov. l-Sth
At 8 O’Clock
ALL an; wnLcoru:

it ran; 1mm

. merit, includes:

 

 

 

SECURE‘YOURSEATS NOW!
‘i NORWALK

 

 

 

“The calendar is a humbug and by
turning one‘a thoughts to the thinlza
of youth one can turn back many pas-
By that I do not mean to prior .

 

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ThekRed Cross workers are invited
to a meeting at the armory. quav
morning at 10 o'clock, when plans will
be given out for work for the coming

month.

Mr. and Ma. James ““11""! 0"” Adam llurrkell. Erie, Pu.

Cove. avenue. have announced

marriage of their dauxhter, Helen, to. . : .
Comp Dcv-’ knoun

Private Joseph “only. at
our. Tuesday, November I», 1918.

 
 

tune or no «paraded: mare-rout and
said it was great. Did you see it? It‘
Sure was ’some hot that day. it was the
4th 01 July. Well..Hike. as it is get-g
ting latqnnd i have to so on duty, 1‘
.will have to bring my letter to a close.
(live my regards to all the. bunch. 1
remain. as ever, !
Your friend, .'
MECHANIC. E. J. BRENNAN. i.
PRISONERS OF THE GERMANS. ,
Lieut. Wiley of Hartford ‘at an Lin.
known Camp—filastcobury Man
‘ at stendll.

WASHINGTON, Nor. 13.-A list of
p 'isoncrs in German prison camps, an,‘
n unred today by the War Depart-r

AI camp unknown: LlHltenaul
William lit-ury Wiley. iiaruurd.‘
(bun: lieutenant lion R. iiurrit Ar-i

inn, x. J. . . Bridgeport owns the property of s. H. Murbery,
At Camp Viiiiugu-n: Captain is... , 2909 Foirh‘eld avenue, Bridgepm-L i
jnluilt llurpee. Atancln-eter. N. ll. . The Greatest and Most Colossal ;
Enlisted men im'iuliv: Rumbas: We have ever made of The Ladiv! Aid floriety of the F‘irsii

At ln'mburg: Frank Willi-um Norton.
\Vllllalnnptl‘l, l‘a: hlnx Jltllli‘s ileal
”Erie. 1e. *- 5

At Stendal: (‘lair lL Fisher, East.
illustonbury. (.‘oun. ~

At l‘ausel: Frank Kulrsrzek, Two» "‘3'“ "10 MON. 0' Bridgeport and
Lewis Marlin Boil, l’itts- Mirroundmg town: If: given the
”Formally

ton. N. J.;

5 burgh. ’

i At llastntt: Frederick R. Hyde, Pairs for the
Chester, Vt.: Mlilt’al‘l (lrynho, Pills-

burgh:

1Pa.; Michael J. Manning,

Par: Charles E.“ ilelun, Oley,

Pu;

l‘l'eder'irkA. Fieeman, Dubois, Pa; 1“.

Charlie B. Lewis. Northeast. Par;
Randall lienry Soefky, Northeast, Pa,
Raymond S. McLaughlin, Erie, Pa;
William ll. Ryan. Red Bank. N. J.;
(‘harles William Gram. Erie. 9a.:
,John irons. Philadelphia: Angelo
iCampotnro, Derby. Conn; Thomas F.

Klucnlrkle, Bridesburx. PM
At camp unknown:

. ,. ‘ . both or low heels. Greatly udueed. ‘Tho police were notified that Frank ‘. it
’ Ting]:aui‘fii‘aufiznfogottgrilgb' :37 Sale pr "‘9 -------- - - . - - - - - ----- 03.46 ”m“ “d 9' man named Joe were ' ‘
‘ Thoma" J wne' \iunsou Pa" Jon" Woman'a 82.00 Kumfort Nippon “nun" '" M" “”3"“ Midi“ E
a . q - n '3 n . ' ‘
' - ‘l- Minuet-I 'and nit-trimmed lair house. at 69 Water street. 1"“ evening. Ks BANKS

Reported in good health, camp un-
W. E. Harris, 517 East Broad street.

 

_ _. ,
The Balance of the New Fall and}

High Grim slim for Men, Women M‘
' and Childmn.

Gustave Teiaser. Cot-apolls, Greatest Barlalnn
Bellows Remember

Pulls. \‘t.; Asbury Travers, White. Ha- stands back

you, Pa; Grover t‘. Felger, Scottsdale. mflflridly,

mlt further details:
Women'l $5.00 Gray
Beautiful high .
boots, with high or low heels. All new conditions,
sizes. Wonderful values. Sale

price .......................... $3.39
,1 s . . . Women's $6.00 Black Kid Boots

tonley, South Baton, ““5" “act“ lllch cut loco boots 0! very late do
'algn, flexible sole. All sizes. with

lots. Colors are light or dark blue.
Ingram, brown. gray and red.
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ilk‘llllt‘ht’nh Pa; Robert E.. Adams. Women’s 02.00 Bill:

 

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Winter Stock of e ...
fl! thehRedl Cross Auxiliary of Trinity
3 . urg wii not meet this evening
_ S A SHOE CO. . .3318 geguuiu meeting will be held next

.‘ 0 '

1159 Broadway, N. Y. n “’ n‘h“...._:-
The (fare of lit-urge l‘. Beam“ (1
Sold Out To ; ilarien. Charged With rel-kit a»: driving.

’u’ili com:- bofotv Judge {il‘Ul'gk
.‘ \‘osburg on Monday morning. Charles
lid. Williamson oi llnrien will appear
i for Mr. Beaten
l

SLA TER’S

1128.30 MAIN ST.

 

The Bridgeport police reported the
theft of a Ford touring our, No. 8167.
from that city, last evening. The car

E. church uiil 'liold
Illot'iul at the church on 'l‘hursdav at-
‘il-l‘llOOll at f: o'tlot-k. There will
an entertainment. followed by refresh

sky merits.

an experience

Jus'r-rnl'nxorrrz -
When pricesbf Shoes are

Thetilieetl'nz ol‘ the ‘ ' .,
to. buy two and three lliary of the South Norléiikcézanzraegz-
price of onh. tional Church will be postponed for
Friday and secure the one week. Mrs. Smith, chairman 01
You ever bought. the Red (”053 Chapter of Norwalk,
the Slate. Guarantee 35" appointed a meeting at the Ar-
of every,purchase. Sale mory Friday morning at 10 o'clock
3.30 t m_ and requests a large attendance.
Below arr: few of the wondcr- .._._.___

bargains. Space will not per.

Como

There will be a meeting of all Red
Sigma worltterg at ltohce armory, Friday
Lace onto-— 11 rotor; at ] o'c 1k, The work 3a:
cut bufllealil: gmv necessarily been changed to meet the
. but there will be
muchJor each worker to do along re-
lief lines. .An omcial says: “Let us all
come Friday morning 'and. repledée
ourselves to this wonderful cause.”

-—._._.

Poirotman Lockviood investigated and

sue tound that .100 had cut Ban-imp with

.ucc-v. ........... onhh

torehead. Joe 11 (i die
HMO-Bitch. and no . ”but“

. , , trace of him can be found.
a . n . ~ , p , “out Elizabeth, Pa. Rocco Abbatnn- my. nut brown, iv 3 , .
0n the Level cube a daily perusal of the inul‘lollmav The members M me East Norwaik gem, Duqueane, Pt: cm” E, Your “I.“ smoke ‘ . Sign mentioning.
, tlon tables, nor playing Will! do 15- . , i t . gr y 8000 m“ Show! Edward B Doul
The m“ room scene in '0“ the idea is not to encourage second child T~ ”"00 “ml ““1 1‘0“ a “199'“ a let. bnlontown, l’a.: Ralph Benson. t1. Sale price .. -..-..c--- month 9 rved ' a“ ““8
LOW!" 1' I ”"1118? lb“ you'll talk hood but to hold couutnntly before 30. l’. llunne'n store this week at Everson Pm; Joseph ll. Berent, Na- Women's .10 gum ““5 c 3 9 J Miler! of divorce pro
I o ' ‘ e IS 0' 0“l‘l.i which time "it? IdVlflBbllll)’ Of holding “final Pa; 'Japob A Bayer. Du. “IN“. x.“ n d “a 8 II. I I. W on also skit“. formerly of
about tor many a day. Doat tail one the dreams end td a l yt “other danceand card party in the quune Pa , “man Hamilton Bowers b “s A 3 N l P Y“ . 5025“ this city. The action is being brought
t” ‘°° “mm Ward, gm” at” of ital-iiiefgdt‘ofiiimgmti:tizlilkm'ls uma Community ”it“ "ill be dim-“59¢ .liouwood. "Pit: Giuseppe Cebuano: Joni; ‘ln b.3333? 2:181:33 by no!“ mum swim" a" °‘
“’l‘ho Cheat,” score her. greatest ,m' old to do so-and ,0; ~ ., - .. illutlor, l’a.; Cllurlea John Carlson. black. hale price: ....... ' . “so Bl'ldloportmvho alleges desertlon. The
success. ’ Mina Ward is a ltrlklnlt example of Jam Clutchl ‘0‘! 83 571?"; “3:5: Fayette Cur. m; Joseph PI!“ 3“" 87.50 Culhlon Solo widows» m'ifitnmilr‘fimmf‘i;
hallo, n——. u. Mir-tiny of tin doctrine ahe teacb- II cod a combs It w ‘ 0 f resnv. Boston. i_.w0men with made, “.9, will air July 1014 Th e l e
’ on for despite the foot that she made that be was bothered by acting o _,M,- __~_.._.-__, .preclale this chance. 9 r p . 0 use a scheduled to
-' Keystone Comedy her first appearance on the stafi" ”'5‘“ .1“ “‘9"! 0‘ ””“.""“"3‘““° "T. RED cnoss cumsmas iniade or soft French ”third; my?” ihlhsuwm wun’ m
- ....... many veers ago. [Miss Ward is still creating a disturbante. “lion Patio PACKET on TH! ”and Sale pm? “go I! DO . a 9 December term.
blaylnlt voun" alrl parts in Paramount luau Roberts was notified “U «polar. 0 ERSEAE SOLD|£R0 * ' ------------- - 9081! ‘ Clad”. of this city, are rep-
ThandaY pictures. andsia often taken for oish- 9" on ”1“ "“ "“ no ”N" m “"3, “mg l’urlte; gran b obtained as follows: Xe'unlolIE'Ilad‘ifill b35033 waifgl'gwuicelf numb; the plaintiff.
Charles Ray teen 01‘ twenty ill the most. Ecould be found. _...-.... I «Twit X‘lfb'llu‘il 53:0:0'PnfiViibhiflll' Black calfskin and brown itldbkln.‘ The attention of Norwalk Chapter.
ln Paralnount . * The youthful burglars who entered ,i’guiili,‘ ”3'6.” X n? ' 0 H 3 'A ‘0“ shop. A" “"9“; 38‘“ "We ............ 03.90 D. A. R. is called to the state .11th-
’. into M, p, lnmnc‘s ,4“ng on Main . Norw-hik‘ it"; ('omianv at F‘- Q‘hiidnnu $3.00 _8chool Shoes—f ing which is to be held in the First
“A Nine O’CIOCk Town" ) \Vanbtngttm atrrct “my time ”a and "(mm 0 m‘ n p m‘ . l . 0 t. hunuletal calfskin. Button or lace Church of Christ Center Congregation-
m-J nu. n “18 ‘ll (“mm"). of goods ‘lltl’t‘ bmin “Willi-ll" libl‘lli‘l lluul‘d " ) 4 ghie- Purable QUINN. All alnes. fll. Hartford, Friday, NOV. 22. The
-M ’ (“auxin and cunl‘wm‘ 10 their part of u m. ' ' -' - ~ l‘ 8.1: A. Special. Sale price $7.79 morning session will begin promptly
FR‘DAY “‘1 SATURMY“M"' WA the robbery. One of them. of about. 12 illolvuvton‘ Wood's t H “7' "' 0"“ 33-50 5“" WOW Cut M 10230 and the program will be in»
gum“ Clark to um Tom's . . “N“, m. “9‘ stated that m, mm m a” dnv' . s ore. ours Booty—Black calfskin. lace style. tereatlng and inspiring. Tickets for
Cabin." and 10th Episode of “The , mum"'-M i tiu- More at about 2 o'clock on the " ...- m..- . A" rsiaoa. 00°“ ”“3“ weather shoes. the luncheon will cog: one dollar and
Eagle’- Eyo." g -, , . morning ot‘ the. robbery and found the . “" "‘ 3919 price ..................... 0 98 local daughters desiring tickets should
._ “'Mi . . ‘ iwimlow broken and but our hand In Mrs. illllyer oi llorkiund mud. cmu- 3'0 Bow 03.00 Shou—Gunnt al send mm! and check to Mrs. Robert
M M ~. ‘ . N M " i nod took a revolver and two bore of plullled '0 7h“ WNW ”Mi fill0 had lost leather. “MINI “18!- Lill‘t‘ aboes, “'oyflfasl ‘

! James A. Farrell, of Hickory lllut‘l‘.

A E “[AIRES lpreaidenl or the United States Steel

Corporation, is attending a conference

of steel nmnut‘acturem from all over

the linllml Stutea. in Washington. D.

0., today. Peace orders and the cupi-

nl necessary to readjust the industry
0 a peace basis will be considered.

"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
‘ AT THE REGENT THEATRE

-. , I
Lilt Showing‘of This Bid Production t.
Today ind Tomorrow
The greatest picture of all times,
' “Hearts of the World," produced by,

fORDHAM AFTER BOSTON

....__,,, iron
that genius of motion picture work. ll. With clean cut vtctorlee (“imply
W. Griffith, la the attraction at the Jumps Comm. 0; Bronklvn and VP...

Regent Theatre today and tomorrow.
The management announces that two
nerformances will be given dolly at ton Cum”...
:3 and 8 and that an nuumonted orches- .. '
tra of 15 musicians will play ipeclally
prepared music. at all ‘pertormancea.
"‘Hearte of. the World" required 18

is preporinu to lake the

at Fordham Field next Saturday.

ewr) held in the burn.
>l‘-l‘.llli impromptu bpl‘ot‘lll-o‘ I‘M lexul- ““139 nothing bl" ”19 hlgln‘ai ”WNW-Boy. “F Glrla" High Cut Storm lllfl‘rvbflv

' - and commendatio to tl it . 1 “Mm-Milli straps
in}.r cilia-mt. and young and old joined n r if. r not t on Gm“ for wet weather Qaie
in the ailtglnc and merry-limiting, Monday. The men were “humbled at 9 ~ - -

, . . . . . 5 o‘clock in the morning and were he
“wk University m "1 credit Ford am which on; continued until it late hour. l“M

scalp of B05:-

boy, who is employed by
Wheeler, of Osborne. avenue. tool: on thinking that their services were not
unexpected ride to New "oven, on needed, they went to their boom for-
Monday morning, with u number of their much-needed Bicep.

 

months to make and was produced in
France, where the brittle scenes were
taken on real battlefieldu with the. (i
_ permission of the French and :Britlalll
novernmenla. So close were the not"
era and camera men of this picture to.
real hostilities that several of the}
camera men were killed, and the
stars of the picture, «along with the'
producer, 0., W. Gritlith. were tinder.
actual bombardment. Thill‘r. city. is;
fortunate in getting a View of the pic.
ture this early for it Will be the first;
city in New England, outside of Ros“
.ton, where the pit. re baa enioved a
six months’ run or "a still running. to
see it. Matinee-s a 2 o‘closk. Even-
logo at 8 o’clock. I

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For Ohio Woman.

 

PALACE TH EATRE TODAY

 

,._ , could hard]
Fannie Ward in Paramount
"On the Level"

' 'l‘htere‘s an Old saying that soya'

’ that a “Woman is as old as ahe tool's."
Fannie Ward, Paramount star who is

Picture...

and three

for me. Ly

 

”Gil/El curl

.1 to me.

 

 

 

 

" I A' certainl the beat
, medicine for omnn‘s ailniiantc I ever
saw.”~Mrs. ARA SHAW, R. No. 1,

Portsmouth, Ohio.’

 
 
 
 

We'have twenty-one years’ ea-menef ”She did‘ ‘

perience'back of our footwear.

, , z
, A" 3"“ telling tun value internuclear.
. My“ pay? . ‘

‘MWW.’

should not drag alo
’m r .323...
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BEST ions
Ftlll worn",

3 cu Flinn.
’tne 1H it is written
lead 'pencil
from a German by Mechanic Brennan.
The letter loilowo: .

. Portsmouth. Ohio.—-" I suil‘ered from
: irregularities. pains in my side and was
, so weak at timcs‘l
39 t
around to o my
F'pl‘k,’ and 9.st had
our in or oral .
. boarder);
it; made it vetsv hard .
_ in E.
Pmkham'u Vege«
table Compound
was rec ime ed

l
and it has res red
'. my health. It is

, , " Mrs. Sh ed“ ‘ ‘
Back Up Our Victorious Boys. ‘l‘medicino aid mi. ntiieie'i'tii‘lfifii

~that. other uttering womai may find
3 Women who are code cache was
fl‘m to day
mono root and
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a lil'll‘ille-‘fi, V

The people of West Norwnllt did not
allow tlu‘ xiii-nine of tho fll'llllbiit‘t‘ in
go by unnoticed. On Monday night it

appeared on though everyone in the

section turned out. with oil mm ot’

'l‘liul'e‘ wrl'e

lrving Grace, the popular little lieu-s.
Mrs.

. -.7: other lads, in a big truck. which they, ank 3» Fil‘id' leader or the men, was
boarded. thinking they were going to “01mm that the band “'85 wanted for
Norwalk. This explains why a num» the afternoon parade, and told to act
ber of customers did not rem-ire mm his man together. Despite the hem-r

armistice-

Merhanic Edward .l. llrenmm. liai-

tmy 13., Filth Artillery. U, A. t‘.. A. E.
r’. in France. has written it very into -

Veggtable Compound Did .omim‘ letter to llit'liul-i l“. Dunno.

secretary of lln- East Nolu‘nlk Tobav-l

The lettit in quite ti novel
witlkn tier um

which had hen til on

October l2, till-9.

Friend Mike: l thoughll would

write you'd few linen to let you know
I am still alive and happy.
seen John Griffin lately?
tell him I was asking
would like to hear from hint as. i have
had no word from him slut-o 1 how
been over here.
France nearly .te‘ron months now and
we have been up to the front about
three months.
a taste. of lT,
them. know he have been here. We
are up where there Js plenty ol‘ excite“ the scalp.
ment and we saw our aviators bring
down three (lei-man planes one day
and more the net and there In laurel
lot of excitement
How are all the bunch at home. tell
them 1 wall aching h r them all and
would like to hear from ‘ them.
are having a ilttlo cold weather here
Juntpow but it is just right.
writing this ldltor with a German pen
rll which we got in our dugout Bo
. ,rou will have to excuue this writing
as they are like lboolr former “not!

f who am. The people at hone new
- burp bright prosper-bl about our hem
house an mmm but I HIM the!
up amt-r but limbo! on l‘
. , . This in a mi. all

limo yru
It you do

for him lllltl

We have been in

So you see. I have. had
and we sure have let

in all all maul?

We

lam

 

fin
Mandel”).

and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a lencths.
few weeks' use, when 'you see new .quality.
hair, line and’Vdowny utvpfirstwyeii~
but. realy new hair—growing all over

mo

a valuable brown and tan and white
doc. .

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emu lull Miss"
or autumn. uni,

 

very stylish slices for youths.
ea. Sale price v ,
Small Boyo' Box Calf Copper-iced

Through a miaunderstanding on arli- Slicer—Just. the “we" in"
cle appeared in Yesterday's Sentincl'wear' "0"" durable. 8“!“ ””9“ “-49
stating that the American Band was 97"
responsible (or the delay in starting “m" to" comfort and “ms we“
"musical" instruments. lllltl lilt’i‘r null RENEW“ 0“ Monday. afternoon. This Made on the Munson laat. am the

1 _ , , ,. 3 . rm wns erroneous an an n lOlO ' in
tin biggest timt and thi llllltlt st now hereby matlo. The Anwrtca‘n i‘lundz’de _Sale price _____________________ ‘3

bov a pull;

Dove“ $3.50 :‘lcli’ool Shoes:\l.idl

niblc to wear them out. Sale at
1 rice . . . .2 ............... l ..... $2.45
.Men’a $6.50 Now Sheer Made of

lsoles and closed tongue.
Sale price\ .................... .
Men's $5.00 Street Shoes One of
the boat
or tan leathers,
sizes. Splendid

uvculw. on or before Thora-
Nth.

Mm

All alz- day tho
98

school

In a letter received by. his mother
estordny morning, written on Oc-
giblari 18,i it. was learned that

. ra a solo base hos. ltl r no
M“.°"°"°““": recovezvtna from a severe zaifilscfuiie
' 5 said. “Don't worry, mothr, 1 wall 3
Hull it Walt not worse, as
where l was gassed was where the.
battle was the hottest. and the: “rut
3-45 line is one of the worst on the entire

05.00 U 8 Army Shoes—- y

of these

and buckles.

going until after 1 o'clock. 17p to that. , _ . ,. ~ . .M from MW." 119 added that he thou
”mil no orders had been received in“ am £2,221.“ 'aniduiim-t [31!» ."."hj‘.k"" ed to return to his: romnanv in a “ho"?
“1 them to participate in the parade. and, thx'm-iw 3 1"“ " " ”£8988 time again. it is willi'a machine.
' , """ .' ' ' ', ' -- -_ nun company over there and has been
Boys £3.50 Scout 8 ....~Tun or, in mnnv battles.
At 2.30 him-k S & A. S ...t Shoea~tlie ‘ .._-
" kind all Boys like. Almost 7-..:

 

”“D‘Wi COTTON MARKET neon-ms

mo YORK Nov. l2.——\Vhllo the

usual local paper, as Irvlnngld n9; obstacles, this was accomplished in- 3:11:53" 123:;an fig‘h‘aougl‘é' 83‘: yesterdrw's «plain-mum was without
get home until evening. Ilut N. 1mm side of twenty minutes, and the men lamented by J F ““10““. Sale any EFF-Rt «NMU’ or excitement (‘on-
celebrate when Germany 5m“ the immediately reported at tho Armory, mm, . ' ' ‘ ‘ -' $33 "‘I‘Hhr ‘4an nt‘ imam} IN a “firm in-
nlthough every member was ready to Mefl' $500TanElksklnsl ' finance were reflected in violent flur-
drop from sheer cihaustlon. Soft. pliable. waterproof night; tuatlonn. Th? openlnc‘wus fin" 'nt
l‘ark color. ‘Made will Juli double a“ lthnlil‘e n. 21 to no points on cov'

erlng. but met a good deal of Wall
Street and Sutttliern FPliill‘Z undnr
\rhioh Junualy son reacted from 29.2.]
to 37 75, or 150 points from the early
high level and one hundred points, or
so a bale from the closing price at

All sizes.

“S. &, A." numbers. Black
in all shapes and
quality dress shoes;

 

. Sale price. . Saturday. Trading became compara-
SOfI Glossy VAV Men’s $5.00 "Victor" Shoe: Smart tilely quiet lit-these prices.
3 9 ‘ ,Encliab or broad lasts. Dark‘ tau' . . ._..
{or guumetnl calfskin shoes. ”Air, . - ,
A Small Bottle Destroys Dandruff and giggle!- men and young men. Sal: SllllSOll S Remedy for
Pom" Beauty of Your Hair , Men's $7.50. Arch supporting Slices“ Malaria. Chills and Fever
WLthln ten minutes after an appli‘ "-—Hand sewed shoes. Made with“: P ‘i

l D .
cation of Dnnderlne you ca‘h not find a steel shanks and extended .Couulm Satisfaction Ogranteed or Money’

single trace of dandrutf or falling hair

and commit? draw

not I mil bottle “monitors

mum»,
mun-unmanned».

 
 

fl"

and heels.
Sale price. .. .......
Men’s

'luat at less
Sale price .............. . ...... $3.95
Men’s $8.50 ‘Storm King Boots—-
.Fineet‘ grade. of boots made:

llwlittle Daimler-inc immediately done sizes. A .
bles the beauty of your hair. No dif- “3“er 011 While “my last. 337-"

ference how dullpfaded, brittle and"

scramdust moisten a 'cloth with

Danderlne

rl .
Ken’s $7.50 High Cut Storm ' Boot: ,,
«Made of {an elkekiu,‘ waterpm‘otq,
l! Full “double solo and closed ionmte.‘ .

through your hair, taking one small Great bargain. Stile price .. 04.05
“strand at allure. The ellmt is amaz- , '

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wary. 1nd have an appearance or

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of life. Big collar, big packets,
lpg value, $35 to $60.
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warmer tonight; uodonto can!“
to mull: winda. The ill-tun
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yesterday morning unloved do"

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.tarlo. It is causing mounted w
tor in the eastern portiowottbc um
’rexion and New England: .W
,disturbance, central all North (la-w;
illnn, is during cloudy wmtbor lion
' the Middle and Mull Atlantic coast). ;
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tral and ‘westem districts The ton-u
pernture combines low between th-
Rocky Mountaiue and tho bit-lull!“
river, but is “mun: atom!) from tho,
Missluslppl river eastward to tho
count. , .

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ASK PRESIDENT TO NAME
DAY OF PRAYER FOR VICTORY: -

rmmnmmuu. rat. Nov. 13.»:
President Wilson is called upon M‘
designate a special day of prayer and. ,,
thanksgiving for victory in a mob-r >
lion adopted yesterday by the Ruhr
dis Episcopal Bohr-d of Home Million-r“
and Church Extension, in annul non-- ‘
aion here. Bishop .\l. E. flushed. or
Portland, Ore, introduced the resolu-
tion. .

Declaring tllat'Amerlca'a future retir—
dopinwlth China and Japan will boa.

Hawaii, Bishop Adria. W. Leonard. of.
San Francisco, asked that the church.
establish a great training centre M
for the education of Oriental loom.

who will serve in Asia unfln tho
United States as well as on the y»

lands. .. '

A committee will be sent to Bank?
to investigate fhe possibilities of tut-e
euing a training centre tor cream:
Chinese and l-‘i‘liplnos, as prbpoaettbf
Bishop Leonard, ' , .-

Undnr a plan lndorsetl by the m
of Bishops, the church will entrant!“
$5,000,000 on rec'dnstruction dew
1919. ‘“

 

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mood. figured in n slicht accident. on:
Washington street. this noon, M
the rear of the machine Was flunk”
a station-bound our. Neither m
was damaged to any, extent. -

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