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on address on she Daughters a: Poca-
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A meeting of the w county
Society Will be held on Monday. Dec-
ember”); at o'clock p. , of she
ollen at Dr. W. 1... Wood, 5 North
ulna. labors n61. «area-
wich. Btunlord and Norwalk will be
present. Business or bosom-o will
be Introduced together with papers
and (ll-unisslons. A large attendanc-
admired.
“Dinner Bakery open In, hwllness
Us west.”
In" people believe M restriction
to selling at parcels to members oi
the “mer'c-n l‘vn'dit‘onnn Faces in
lines ”wished when this l’m‘s
flee was signed. and numerous pack-
Isle have boon brourhl. to tho local
mono. «1r mall to France 111111 1111.;
understandinu, Them has been no
ell-nus in the regulation.- snd no pan »
«sols may be sent unless written emr
11w"? -. m «to oonmsnfiim! pillar of
In euro-sods names: la shown.
r-RMrws M Sin-rod H'no'v Now in
Christian Hands. a mist amou- nrsl'
sire section of artistic encilma' and
timely lniorcst. with - every com 01
no" Sunday's NEW YORK AMER! :1
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which be bad mode, steady mun'wi
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domestic articles Japanese. pniniinss
If P'O'TWV. nonllnucd following :1- \y
The drive for the Nation Red (.‘mas
cR""‘*'"\ boron Mr?" lh‘a.mon\‘m:
CM prfitv this of that n-linnn’liv
were lo be found on even sireei cor-
rrr “WM “’"ll 11 oollmflrn box. a.
{much of law. and a sweoi smile
which sound a slendv ctr-«11m r'
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trips lov- lhn on“ W]: "wins“1 1'11
nos.- hv't was .11.. in come down this
moi-em: tor a one! sum
-dl‘lrst dance of the season. undor
the airplane of (#0. K. 7th Hal... Mo Er.-
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Cum. Dento, ascents.
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my hens and broke the egg recérd
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poultry Indoor can easily double his
mills by doubling the egg pmdup. ion
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been anon-cm that revitallzos the
nod: and makes hens work all the,
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 118-! 137 Washington 81.
New tor the Christmas Shopping
GIVE FURNITURE!
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HIGH CUT ARCTlCS
For lhe Out-o-door People
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Myrozmom meanness.
( 111' Stock of Stockings
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CONNEALLY 61 BRACKEN
01 Washington. Street. ' loath llorvalk.
girisimas GifinTchiionsl
"csooss SENSIBLB, rum-war. ours or com
mom was FOLLOWING us'r:
Handkerchiefs for men, women and children.
Bs'h Robes. Kimonos and Neglipes.
Umbrellas, black or colors. latest designs in handles.
Blouses ofcrope do dune, Gees-pile or nelson.
Winter Gloves, Chamoi setto, Kid or 8111:.
Dainty Baby Wear sud 011 Novelties.
Crepe do Chine and Glovesilk Underwear
1 Phil ppine Hand Made and Hand- Embrmdered Lingerie. l
Fine Silk Hos cry, beautiful luster, strongly reinforced
tblack, and a large assortment of colors.
Exceptional v clues' in Silk Petbiooets.
Len her Bags, Purses and Card Cases.
Chum ng Neckwenr at popular prices.
Genuine Mndcim Hand- Embroidmd Linens in sets and
separate pieces.
Etc. Etc. Etc. 310.
5% To spend your Chris mas shopping, the government requests I
you to shop and ship early.
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as WASHINGTON 3'1
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Christmas Handkerchiefs"
An unusually slimline assortment for men, women and
children. I
MEN‘S Hernstltchsd and Initlslcd Handkerchiefs . . Ibo—500
“ Woman's Heinsiitched, wiih white or colored embroidered
comer desig'm .92». ............................ 250—503
NOVELTY LIANDK‘FRCHIEI’S in dainty gift boxes, all
wbi‘ e and a variety of colored borders, st Zoo—$1.50 per box
CEILDRF11'SBandkerchiefs, three in a box, embroldsrsd' m
figures and designs to attract the lit ls ones
J. I. MALLETTE
I summon If.
soars IORWALL
Tel. 449.
us soon ' _
camsms 11mm
from a handsome new dining
. table with chairs to match. It
, \‘lll taste all the betlcr. or i
fine china closet would be an
'uddition io'ihe room that would !
nun imme-uumbiy to its charm.
Come and choose from our spe
~_ clal display of exquisite 'mrnl- |
”3:: . ture for the dining mom 0! a
:4. quality so fine yet priced so
moderately that you wlll be
.. smell.
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comfort in the Living Room
. Iss3 Chm m a has 'l'sbls
. sped Beading Lamp
Ml Man is given to the comfort 9!
living room furniture. The chair seats are filled
with soft spring and covered with fine damask
es tapestry.
Worm-hem with cone pond hacks
hntntwyeuismtohs tsdbetb on
seats and aghast the backs. Luxurious Suites
with W tab and backs and tapestry
”suing.
Thee pisses
W '1 $2510.00and $265.00
We of mallow and also mahogany b
inh, graceful lines will cane panels.
womanpmfi 8170.00
: moo
$435.00
A luxurious cane bee!
Armchair has comforta-
ble cushions. It is very
deep and roomy and
makes a fine, strong .1
lounging chair. Good
' - ' models at,
' 311.00, 122.110, 327.011 to $35.00
The Gate’leg Table
'A variety of this popular
style, showing different typcs
of turnings, all very attrac-
tive. This is the ideal tnblo
for breakfast or supper by
the fireplace, or in a sunny
window.
$19.00, $24.00, $27.00 and $33.00 ‘
; Telephone Stand » ‘
A small table with 3111311 for holding tclc~
phone book and a low stool easily slipped under-
ncnih table when not in use.
Tables with chairs attached and glass tops.
In Mahogany, $6.50, $8.50 and $10.50
Fumcd Oalr, $6.50, $8.50 and $9.50
FourrPoster Beds
‘ Mahogany Beds, Colonial style, embracing
several different designs, all of which are copies
from original patterns. A pure Colonial type of
\ graceful'lines has a turned foot rail and mahog—
any head board. An unusually good pattern,
and very specially priced at
$25.00
Beds with pineapple carved tops, a favorable
style.
Mahogany head and foot boards, a style _
preferred by some.
1 0
$3&00
Artistic Lamps
- Amsrrivalof Lamps in
sinister Christmas selection. The
bases of the lamps are mosily
brmme is blended greens and
browns. Tho Shades combine
hernionionsly.
1 Lamp with man hours
belle, art glass shade with scroll
decoration and frame of bronze, \ $23.00
'" ' 1 firm My ‘
Old Fashioned lined Candy,
14 pc Chocolate Sofa, Syrup Cups, 1
$3.50 to $11.85 85 21:11. to $1.25
7 pc. Cake Sets, Marmalade Jars,
$3.00 to $7.00 ‘ $1.00 to $1.80
thippcd Cream Hols, Sugar and (71mm
50 ets. to $2.80 Sets, 31.0010 $4.00
7 W Berry Sets, (‘i‘lcr' 9
1 , f L cts,
$2.1!) to $7.75 31.25 to $2.20
‘7 pc. Ice Cream Bots,
$3.“, to $5.25 Bass/11am.
. Smyrna Rugs, 9 )1 l2
$60.00
The experienced h approves a
[henna Ru, It scans to have extra wearing
qualities because it is reversible and therefore it
can and does last longer than the m with single
surface. These designs are N esntcx m
(lollies er small figures in the field oi the rug
and handsome borders. Please inspect Ca new
line.
‘s— Dunn Door.
Fancy Nippon Were.
The china for odd occasions
and special lees
Think a shipment we
hardly cxpcctedvto arrive
it time for Christmas
owingtotllo shortage of
ships on the Pacific. It
is a wonder-lolly attrac-
tive collection, the deco-
rations as pretty as one
could find. There are, a
large variety of
Nut and Salad Bowls, Plates, Cups
and Saucers, Vases, etc.
Dressing Tables 0
Most of those iablcs were taken from bad--
room sets, the scts bcing broken. They are all
equipped with iriplicate mirrors and have two
drawers in front. The prices are reasonable,
the styles and finish all that could be desired.
Mahogany Tables, some in Sheraton design, well
~ made and finished, $26.00, $30.00 and $40.N
American Walnut, light or dark finish, a fciv (71>
Ionial style, $21.00, $25.00 and $32.00 ’
The Spinet Desk
This is a graceful model
and is shown in several
types, solid mahogany or
American walnut. It oc’cu—
pies small space and is most .
convenient. $35.00 to $50.00
. magazine m .
This is a most useful article in living room
or library, Whore magazines and newspapers
quickly accumulate. These are several styles
mtb 3, 4 or 6 shelves.
rmed Oak, $7.00. 3800 and $10.50
Solid and mbstnnfiaLmnds m golden oak,
$1.50 and $7.15.
' » Dunn Ioov.
. . We to My Schools and
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Myles. on for orders of m
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