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$355301, 7:06, 8:10x, 11:15:. 11:45x.
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“tori PROMPT RELIEF FROM ortp,‘
‘onfrhmat, cold in Ghost and all in-
flammatiosond Congestion. Cream at
‘ Millard gives instant relief and com-
it is far superior to mustard pins-
- tors or any on the market.
t ratios“
the does of plasters or liniments for
colds.- pains and ashes , ‘
It has produced wonderful results
m mm, sill! neck, _
mugs, mutant, gnrilns. sore
W. m colds in the chest,
W. mp, {banana iumbago,
m4, . “he: 0 s back or joints
tam
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.m pl Hm in the medicine
titer my. Ask your drug-
fifie ‘1 60¢ jars, hosplttl size:
Upheld War-”Work
, Campaign
“sum mu
making over here," Fred lm-kley, ot
‘ the Y. M. L‘. A. and of Portland, Ore-
gon, writers from london, “is. that
more ph-usurc can be had out of zir-
ing than getting. Many a mun who
has spent mono; freely In the old days
to buy pleasure is iiudiux that he gets
more plenum» over here by the spend-
ing of one's self in thc service of others. 3
up
tromm.
chino nun compuoy there, n—platoon
somewhere else.
goods in on automobile.
plenty or writiux paper and envelopes J
tor troofllstrlbuthm, and chocolate,
cookies. chewing tohurco and smoking i
tobacco,
tooth mute and things of that kind for a "mafia“ ti. week 0‘ November 11‘
solo.
were busy everywhere. We found Sol 1
\ , ntion Army insoles making doughnuts f '1:th are the Y' M. C' A" tho L W-
‘ ' for the boys flllll K. of C. secretaries t" A" the ““10"“ Catholic War Coun-
xiving help. Books tarnished by the:
{ American hiblury Association were to-
be stint on all sides.
drovo down tlte road and found a
score or so~ of men at machine gun
practice. The oilicer gave the men
half nu hour moms to burgoods.
' “At mother place we come In sight
of n lieutenant drilling a platoon. it
said to the lieutenant:
tore you dismiss the company?
have 1’. M. C, A. goods for sole.‘
dismiss the ‘cmulmuyi'
was inJine waiting to our win (win
our traveling ‘3'.'
for it.
show their gratitude." ‘
Why You Should ‘flive' ’l‘wice
sum healed tor the cure otthe
men in til? tucrvico at $170,500,000.
lunch as‘cver before our soldiers.
sailors and marines in 1919 may not
on!” their
W’IWWDOK—
massaging-n
bull‘s
things will be a little easier in that trench
because he haa wound that way. ‘ ,
flow ll vili‘fim‘to m fiat
. 40% mow? (ions the
pi nee thotflas Wis-pa , and
tho_cost of the chocolate and the ciga-
rettes and all?
Five dollars? Twentyilve dollars?
I do not know. ,
But whether it is five dollars or
twenty-five, I'd like to think that it is
uy five or twenty-fin—wulds't on?
That some night when it’s cold and lone-
some, my mone and you”, lit send a
Secretary out a one that (mil trench.
Let’s make up our minds that m are
going to pay {or a score of those trips. .
A score of the nights this winter shall‘bo
ournights - .
«nights when the boys (root joy-
oust the chocolsto and cigarette: that
out; money provided ;. and are happier
because our representative has passed.
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the Gratitude oi the Boys
in Miller, lakes Storing
at the Frost.
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"One of the discoveries me" .Iml Liam. Couiugsuy Dawson, who wrote
“Carry On." says of the war-work
which the Y. W. O. A. is doing: “You
at home cannot tight with your lives,
tour you can light with your mercy.
i The Y. W. C. A. is uttering you Just
‘ this chance. it garrisona the women's
support trenches. which lie behind the
men‘s. it asks you to supply them
vwlth munitions of men: that they
“A f w months up i went out with . may be passed on to us. We need
room: r. M. a. Afxet‘t'olal'! to «mini "C" woolle- bmm- 0"“ "“3“”
out-ot-the-wuy detachments 'of l 3'3”“ may "‘9 sooner (hint the
A ”mm“ gourd here. a mu- What Lieut. Dawson says of the Y.
. . W. C. A. he might have said of all the
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\ie can “9,: a,“ 3 national organisations which are com-
ing together for the WM Mancini
-. campaign that organisations have ever
headed. All the 3110500000 to its
blades, 1 raised by “W “'90 sreat national or-
cignrct ion, rnsor
i~wlll be used to artisan and simply
A ri- w 'svvlce w rken
um m" m u 0 the support trenches behind thellnns.
on, Jewish Weltare Board. tonal-loan
Library. Association. War Camps Cout-
munity Service and Salvation Am.
American girls ht vsrioos holders!
mingle strangely with iridium
‘Brlltuny costumed: in France. 1hr
American Y. W. C. A. has a _
house in Brittany where the. inn!
t‘arps women live d' a but where.
the nurses spend the
those centers are titted with study or
the cotntorts and conveniences of
homo. .
"At a tea given at the nurses' hut
one. Saturday afternoon." when Miss
“Hearing firing at a distance. we
‘Bow soon be-
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’ * Beehive Re’dmtions 'on Tailored
Suits _
to tighten a Manon has too many
WM With Jorge shawl collars
of W Seal. Brown, ion and Burgundy.
Were 095.00 _
$75.00 , e
W “to with Hudson Seal vellum.
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3 pockets twinned with Hudson Soul. BMW“.
1 hilandmvybluc. Were$flfiilti ' > .
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$65.00. -
Browclflhflulh with Hudson Seal collars.
separate vests of ‘vclvet, Broivn, tan and Bur—
gundy. Were 07590
. $60.00 .
Silurian lulu, newest. Printzcss models.
A limited number only. Were $65.00 '
' $50.00
, Suits of high class workmanship, the materi-
als Broadcloth, Velour and Novelties which have
l boon marked $60.00
W$4500 . ‘
1 Special reductions on suits for stout
women._.sisss up to 50%.
Suits that were $37.50 for 827.50
Suits $45.00 and
Suits $33.00 WM
Suits $55.00 $37.50
Suits $65.00 sum
Second floor.
Umbrellas, many styles
For Women. Black and onlc'ircd silks, with
plain or fancy handles. $5.50
Better, grades. block and colored silks,
iiorling silver handles or novelty patterns,
$7.50, $10.00, $12.00. $15.00
Gloria covered umbrellas, with invisible tie
and fancy handles, . . $4.50
Umbrellas, covering of silk warp, invisible
. tie and plain black handles, , $31»
For Hath All qualities and styles repre—
sentcd, it good showing prit'cd from ' ~
33.00 to $10.“)
' Main floor.
SWeaters
The kind men like
Light weight worsteds with V~ncck, in dark
Oxford, seal broim and navy blue. $8.50
These may be worn under a coat.
3 Sweaters, heavy grades embracing the most
. popular colors. , _ ..
06:00, two, $9.30. $10.00 to $12.00
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numerical resonant swap
3 Themdditlon of Golden to the squad
aoldsn and Liana. floor and Santos especially watt welcomed by Coach Sis.
‘ Out For IIsVsn . ' lkind. The" Fordhaxn conch plans to use
is Lgusrd.
Mabel Warner. at Selina. Kansas, Y.
W. C. A. worker there. "there was an
odd gathering-one admiral, a bishop,
a‘ Presbyterian minister, s Roman
Catholic priest, n doctor. on ensign,
one civilian and throat."
rim Victory Boy's was}.
"Say. i'm wise‘to you, all rig-lit," A
Western Union messenger boy whia;
pered to one of the directors of the
United 0'“,ka Qampsisn in that
New York headquarters. The ausc-
“And it‘ll steroids intcr the compnnyl
timtot‘ul is no name
The men can‘t do enough to
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,Whit You’Did Before ‘
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Tln- govemmout has fixed the
Unless Americans give twice on
Man mountaintop "
- 1“ mile. at m ill-s
tor‘s desk had only M heel not-ed ,
. Dunno the lateness o! the toothau,opiden in the backfield, whom the un-
soason new candidates nations to rat-t roon is lnneed of another strong ma!-
iv to the Fordlltun squad. Yesterday er. mu so or . has ween three
Matty Golden of last yearis '3le fourths of Fordhahl's . china"?
and Hoots. Bose and Sonia came out strength. ,
for thoteam. Limit. no“ bfrom .
Goorsit Tech. W811! 200 ”“543 “a . Sentinel Wu: Ads. Work! Wonders.
Add stem causes i- WWW -
' instant Retina-.80 Why
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Cass, scoring food, ”W;- . 1‘ ,._ _
V Witcngour meals lay like lumps ‘
, amend and you belch field. guts
‘ ud‘fcelkslck and"ttpset..~
iousnt'miici!
Thom-rant Pope's new -
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7 musics, “mead“
‘ token onnnd’ntter Wr'loth, 1918, will be as follows;
" 7 "For Lighting, 10 per cont. increase;
Virorfl’owor and nil-om moo, except lighting, 10;:er .
, a - . Magnum. , '
' This pram, . 10 " .omtJohotstos-pgmsntwtthinfldgys , ~..
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Remember, the Special Hats
$9.50 the price .
Not often is one able to pick up Sll"li style,
or nut-h quality as is represented in this special
line of llats, for so small a price.
\‘clvcts, Saints, “alums, i'cathcrs or o! in“!
dcmratum. everything is the best.
Do not miss spring thcm.‘
Second n= . or.
The Kiddies' Trench Cap.
. Every small permit, masculine or fenuuina
wtll‘have great joy in wearing a Trout-h Cap.
The little girl, because big sister in uniform
wears one. The little boy, because hisr brother,
or father—4)!) wellwthe
Trench Cap is on the top wave '
cf popularity now.
These are a wonderful bar-
gain, because we have ac—
quired the over production of
a manufacturer, and cups of
such fine wool quality as would
sell at $1.50 regular are of-
fered at
75 cts. “W1
while they last.
Center counter, mum floor.
‘ , / For an Elegant GoWn
Volutina, black 0nd colors, soft in finish with
high luster, vcry desirable for suits, skirts and
coats.- Navy, taupe, myrtle green, gray, spark
blue, plum color and black.
36 and “inches wide, $3.00 and $5.00 a yard.
Colored Velveteen of extra good value, for
skirts, suits and coats, gray, caster, reseda, navy.
white and block. ‘ , '
3x ‘ 24 inches wide, £1.50 a yard. ‘-
Regular price for this $2.00.
- Third floor.
The‘ Toys _
At the entrance of the Toy Room one is run—
fronted with the sign, “No German Toys sold
here.” .
\ There are many toys for ocgupnti'on, things
to keep little fingers busy. Some of them are
most ingenious.
Numerous small Carts, Trucks and Wagons,
with ‘Or without horses’are here. Novelties on
wheels to imitute automars zind other vehicles.
A battleship is on wheels, with guns protruding
" from the sides, guided by a real helmsman’s
wheel. This craft will cruise about the house in
true nautical style. . .
Hills, Building Blocks, numerous, Tanks,
Submarines, and Games in endless array.
' ' W floor.
, . . " - NOTICE !
mamas Ill-2W gear A’un rowsn urns
THE SOUTH HORWALK ELECTRIC WORKS. . .
Additions to the present schedule for-tho Isle of 81005110117
,by Thesaunsmm'snomogghonhbsemnm= g "
District of the Oily of Nod-walk, ., (exclusive 0! municf A! g .
requirements in said District), applying,“ all bills tenderer; or. i
aflatter February lot, 1018, for . , ,. .
Electricity oonsnmsd iron the date of each meter serum
cont. him;
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