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16 So. Main St.
com nonwsnt. -
Mcws
Mmaii Lockwood reported 111111
the lights in Benedict's rat-111:1-
‘lmiitea and that the doors and
Is were all fsivued, lsio Wod
y night. 1
t of worm-n for recreation work
I llli- son is to be. organized by
t neral l-‘cdei‘iiiioii of \l'onicn's
, according to an announcement
adhere.
;. Mission 'Slilltlafi school or ELL.
- at Brood it‘n'cr. will rcsumo its)
ons this coming Sunday. Will
-t3 and scholars. pltnsc. tulle lio-
nnd govern thomsoli'os according
GHALL FOCH
VENIR NUMflR
. Romain-um Section Dc \Ulttl
Histou' in Plclnres of the Llio' ol
Great tommdorln— Chief of ihe
-fl0\liL.MllEd Armies. «With Next
yay‘ s New \ork American.
511 Add Swanwick. of High street,
tit. hcy homo with an attack of
nhial iincuiiioiila and influenza.
,ls recovering. liowover. and ex-
. to return in her duties at the
engineer's ottlce in a short time.
Friendly \l'udncsdny Night" will
held under the auspices of all
rch societies in title First Metho-
Episcopal church next Wednesday
- 5 An attractive programme
been pichnrcd and rafreslimonts
be served.
More heat from loss can]. fl‘liut's
t you want. And that is just. what
jet with Mom Boiler CoSy
v "rt Host The boat from tho
thnl‘ll made in Westclicstor
Send toi- “Which and Why‘
. Lord l; Burnhsm Co., lrviniz
O Y!
4111de. John'l‘. Tierney, Jr.
y of \‘orw,alk and now of
'11 m,N. Y. became on Tuesday.
but 26. the proud parents of a
Listing baby boy, weighing ten and
”half pound. Mother and child org
:1ch”
imam. no officer under 21 venrs
no can remln his commission in
3 reserve corps nor ho transferred
1 1 his commissioned othcor's grade
us rtguinr army of the U S hero
or. or at least alter adjustments
lowing demobilization.
. . .\ .
l in $1.1th
IMPORTANT.
'LLPAGE MAP
wins the Changes Effecled in the
l u r Empire of Germany Caused
“ '11 War. A Thing Every Well in-
ed Amciican Will Want to Sea
Studi .mWith Next Eundiix s New
American. ‘
W .
‘ ntlnel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
christian 011111 ominous
[tinder the latest ruling of tin war
The unmask; for 1.111 I
orwalk Trust 0.111111111133115
us Monday, Dec. 2nd.
'ztgpsyments for this ”or. I
"fifif‘sg‘; as. 1m.
Wolf .and fox
furs are fine.
There’s good reason for favor
in which scarfs and muffs of
wolf and fox are held.
First; they are handsome.
Thcy are durable. Their fur is
soft and yet staunch. They have
.11 rich gloss. And they drive cold
away as does a warm fire.
Thcir beautiful deep black
dvc makes them harmonize with
whatei er suit or map or coat
one wcms. They are 111w nys in
how.
And their offcct is rich and
satisfying. No one is ever dis-
appointed iii the wear or the
beauty of black fox or black
wolf.
Pricc iidds its attraction too.
'A good-sizod graceful huudSoiue scarf of hiadk
wolf or Yukon wolf is to ho had at $27.50. Nico shape,
fiiic supple pelt, f iill ci'cii cont, rich llnish~ $27.51)
t Mufi's to match them lll'i' $35 to $F0~iuid ihcsc
‘iii‘c finer scarfs of the some sorts at $35 $40 and $65.
5 Fine scnrfs of black fox, cxccllciit in size and
model and dye. are $75 to‘$]00 with muffs $85.
, Aiid taupe fox, of the sonic splendid beauty but
of different shade, are $65 to $100.
“' Excellent time to invest in furs is right now: for
all their mouths of service are to bc ciijnycd to the
lull.
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Second floor. .
Underwear of
dainty delight.
Down in our hearts we all love dniiity soft 1111-
doi'garmeiits; it makes no difference how much we
may talk aboutsimple “mnunish” clothes.
3 .is there any delight quite to equal the dclight in
bctuitcous undci‘clollics‘! What woman doesn’t know
the answer! ’
_ So how: are now pretty camisoles of silk and
satin and crepe do chino. They are lustrous and
beautiful, finished with fine and pretty lace—$1.25
to $53
And how are. black satin camisoles of richness,
for wear with black finc whimsy-$3
And bloomcr combinations of velvctty iiainso‘okl
They have camisole top prettily trimmed, and ribbon
shoulder straps. $2 and $3.
Those clcvcr stcp~in drawers of fine grateful
'nsook, with ti'innning of lace or of embroidery—
($1.501to $2.50
{.1 Little bcauteous dressing—sacks of crepe de chino
,with lace trimming or embroidered by hand most 111-
cry—$4 to $10. 50 ' “
Silk petticonls of taffeta or of' Jersey with toilets
bounce, rich plain hues or changeable colors that
flush and gleam—7%
Second floor.
"*“" VP!
Curtains of beauty
and strength-“$4
Cuitains of marquisettewund that inarquisctte
ht doidlc thread.
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straight and sum
uringiy, white and flesh and rose and blue and lawn:
Thai: insures extra wear and also keeps curtains
.th sin-tor which issoft: 11nd
Women’s fine coats
have rich beauty.
Softcst and smoothest and
lightest of lino woolen fab-
rics have been made up into
coats of sparkling style.”
There are crystal cloths
and wondrous bolivias and
line wool «velours and beauti-
ful bromicloths.
Thcy carry collars of
splciidid Hudson seal and
lino-skunk and pretty cpos
sum and other beautiful
fins.
Tim 1in iiizidc in high- waisted styles and with
normal waistline. with offot tivc narrow or wide
pleats, with bolts that bleak thcii lilies and add
Silltll tiicss.
And how u oiid ifulli -thorough is their tuilm iiig!
It aims them [II ”:1: cful draping and lasting freshness
and a Sil that iiiiily glows with the cffcct of the new
shins.
Colois, too :110 rich and pltulslilg~F rciich blue
and Pckiii. bountiful plum shades and quiet taupcs,
(loop .siitisiyiiiir browns, iiiivy hints of rich depth,
spiciidid blacks.
Linings nro oi hcnuh to accord with those due
fobiics and fiiic sti lcs, figiiicil iii bright hues and in
true lilSlO.
That 11111111111 who would cujoy to the full her
possession of fine cont through the Winter will do
well to choose (and now) from this asscinhl
$15at to $75.
Some Wwdinen’ s
$7.00 shoes~4$5.95.
That means they hiivc boon $7 right. here in the
store.
We simply are clc: ll’lllg up stocks-and giving
folks a nice saving as we do it.
Brown kid laced shoes with cloth tops, stitched
, in tip cficct, French or military heels.
Gray kid laced shoes, wing or imitation tip, mill-
tmv or r3‘lrrcnch heels.
About all sizes in either one sort
or the other; worth more than $7 $5 95'“
O
on today’s cost of making--
hlhln floor, rou.
Some men’s
$4.50 shoes-«$3. 55‘
Some lucky men are going to get good sturdy
serviceable shoes at a saving of just about a dollar!
Good stout black leather shoes with tough dura-°
blc soles.
A good full-iced bluclier full of stamina and
w car
A smart English- -last laced shoe with medium
Your personal size is fairly sure to be' in- $3 55
chided, though not all are here:—
Mnin floor. rear.
Women" s hats
r of true beauty
What makes a hat attiactive?
Line and material and color, to be sure.
In line, it must be giaccful—imd fitted for the
one Woman who is tOWear .it.
Given correct line, and material may be what-
ever one wishes. 1‘
Color, again, must ho suited to wearer.
toe
h'ats With wisdom commando of. beauty qualities
mgliiiss mans ms
so
'And here are randy 11 great number of delighthig.
Velvet and satin are the liked materials. Blink .
shades (scopes and 11mm) macaw s
is. But with them are msdmsnyconm _
mowersminsosson; ostrich tenths: dom _ "
mmmmumfiwm. -,
91mm
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one firm—m. .5
If you
“put of .
put on n w.
Did you put off bill"
mg a suit 01' an over-
coat?
Did you think you
were going to get. one
from \Olll Uncle Sam?
Did vou feel it your
duty to wear your old
suit or overcoat!
If you did, you were
doing the right thin".
But now—avail, that
is a diffcrcut story.
Noticed now to put
off.
T imc iiiis arrivcd to
put on. _
For your own sa'tis-
fiiction. iicw suit. and
overcoat.
For your comfort and
content, for warmth
and retention, 11111th
'usi iccnusc 3011 would
like it!
limiter reason than
that:-— _
You can choose now
There and save part
of _1 our money.
A storcful of good clothes; for example, botli
suits and overcoats from Kuppcuhcimer and from
Hart Schnfincr 6’1 Marx.
That stoioful of good clothes at special price.
In it. clothes for every man—41c its large or
small, tall or short, slender or big.
Y cs; the boys who come home from service no
going to want new clothes too. But y ou nced- not hold
back for them. This store will he windy for than too
——-wo ‘vc quite surely more clothes and better clothes
than any other store herenbouts and a mustered-out:
soldier will be proud to 11' our them for they are true«
blue American.
Hero are the savings. now gt :1 look at the
clothes themselves. -—
Those tine suits These splendid omit
tomcat-h toi- young men and In In mm mm the m
tact tor all men; of every moon- donblo-hnwstm MM“
duo color and tl‘fl" hood pattern. Ind hand-mun
W "flu-1m .‘I
iii-£9 $37.50 11:.“ ‘51? 537 so,
in wdhfii. Mm A arr-1:11 “I cum
111-1 give equal ‘ .
union to men of «mm .m'l'h'ezgi “2:: :bmrdes
W“ “m“ , use in $31.50
"or “om... ....... $29 ... a», ,
These special suit! *’
in I go all by mm
These $25 and $30
l”ls-inns) an new unit! at.“
an!” and om y'all-I"
one lot or them, at least on.
each toi- every man's taste and to Ilt both muslin-u.”
tlgurel lime lolly durable; mm
m... szzsosm mm
and $30 and $3850:—
Mnin i‘loor. rein.
- Two notable
warm blankets.
li‘or beauty of special appeal, as well 384M
warmth ,---p1aid blankets of soft texture and nice
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11 night. fi‘
4 Those large handsome plaids even firm m.
nice quality.
Soft hues of ton and my and bli’e & *
inches—$150 , '7' ,1
Comforting blankets of pure whim with basis
of pm: of Blue.
Finn oottOn warp and filling" of decay sol! ‘
Light a: weigh—but how warm! . ‘
ml}! by
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