Former Justice of the Peace (St-.tll‘gtt W. mint—r is quite ill at his home on ' Iltwlv steam. *- m Wilbur. mo of Mr. and Mrs.‘ I H (Hammad. is confirm! to his} home with 8 id cold - _ Hal. Wade) Brady olthc Post Road .. left town Thursday to ”and the holi- days with relatives in Brooklyn. ' Miss N. I! lint-it's! in stopping at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. E. W, while Mrs. Brody. with whom she was her Lane. is out of town. William H. Huntington at Cami: Daven- baa recently been promoted to be a first class private at the camp in Mil. when he has been :stlliOlt-d. _;. It's, lt‘rod fl. list: of the liowayton 7 and of to". who has been suffering from a painful illness for a coasjder- ablo time, is now able to got about Will: the aid of cnttcht-s. l In. l). l). Holmes has had her " house on Pro-poet avenue. which Is if; to be oooupwd by. chry ii. (looks and f‘ (amlly. overhauled and repaired by An (bur J. Wood»; the local carpenter. Capt. Thomum. Crinatnlns ot Nora ton of the 102d1Enginocrs. has been promoted to the: rank of Major. The 701d in part of the 27th division, which broke through the ilindsnhura line ‘ . last October. ' A an: movinszicturo production by Edwin Milton Ruble of this town was NW for us first time on Thanks- Il'lnfi my, t:‘ the Knickerbocker Mm. out? , e bhit of the movie homes in: on it is “The Struggle instilling." .l._qYT~__ l Ilsa Bum -Stevons oi Prospect Ivonne. who uy enlisted as tt Y. I. C. A. work? in France arrived thorn the tlsv o - the signing of the an utilities. fldanlP-l most entertain- ingty of the 'oh'imsium or the French .ka over thcttwont. “3—.— (‘thn'stlan .i. Qiirncr of Maple AH» nus. who hu_btlllll in the ontoloy of the New ituvmigitaunmt at its head- quarters in Nt-wtliavcn for some time has been assimtld to a lmitc:~ position with tits no dowtmcttt of tho rand. with Wmnrtcrs in \‘cu' York c y, | ' ., w 35.“: 4 v _ _... .. 44.. u- l-‘mmor Nahum William l. Austin and his brother, l-‘mi Austin oi tho t Hcixhts. ’liuilc‘bponrd an auto Ilvcry 17¢ mica st tho "sights. in connection .23.? with lhln. "camps. they will do repair :7. work an .ltpumlng ot‘ curs, tho lat .4 ter bot .bespecluliy. as i-‘rcd Austin la a practlcltl'ptt‘intrr of many ycttrs‘ experient‘c. ,h .-_._... - ». Mags tn town are looking daily for the arrival of Stophon 'l‘m-olt. who it! bellwrd to ho on his \Vit)‘ home. 5 dining given tho assuranct- that its 4 would 11er la Dar-ion by Christmas, after thrilling crpttricnccs uhmnd. tor Stanton baa band a prisoner for about lllmllgnlhxlofihc camp at Limbsrx, ,Gornuny, probably the only out: of the Barton boy‘s Vito mct with the experi- ence of being captured by the cut-my. ‘ Pumps few people have obst-rved . blight-thyme” used in the .- Cross campaign is the work of Ed- ~ in Blashfloldoi’ 1‘0ko. who spent i '99)“ at work on the design. the . Ioflfilml‘a'whlt‘h will hang in the na- tional Red Cross headquarters at . Ibitr‘non. \Two figures. "()otumhin _ "The Spirit of the Red Cross" arc vilintpsople toxpiace their name" 5' ‘pp the scroll inscribed “Where Colum- lbia sols her sumo, let every one all lbw follow her. 1 i it ‘ i ' A ‘ :l 1:? ‘_ J- a x. cm i .( : I-.. _,__ l -5 fr” -_. _,._ l ‘ Stuttering ltom Nervoumess and 9- Slclt i—llea'dnclte We, low spirits and loss of appetite will find re- newed strength, brighter bob. better health and Mmmslexionsby using Justin’s illtlsl They gigs fit very c you use , Ind am a natura aid to the touch,- liver, bowels and Hood. ] Geode and positive inaction, without any diss- mble‘after-cficcts ~- Use l‘l., -hyouvgstsnaad grown up people ...._W-- “M...— 4%? ”falcon h and wonderful things have about. ltiaaiahylasdolddight is not above playing with wind stills, bricks. mutual. and submarines. bate every 417 to see new things. locond iioor. . A Christmas Gift from the‘ Shoe Donal-intent For Women. .Eveuiu r Slippers. Spats, Shoes, L Rubbers, Fancy Buckles, Arches, Comic Slippers, Kid J ulleis. Fclt J ulicts and Felt Housctvcar. Evcrcti'cs, Ballets. For Men. Fclt Comic Slippers and Polishing Sets. For Children. - ~. Slippers. Rubbers, "9 "4 Shoes. Arcttcs. I .3 Main floor. Silk Stockings Thread Silks, “Lily of mace" ‘t-uwex splicing, black, white and colors, $100 ‘ Silk! with “010x," full fashioned, black with white clox, gray, navy, Cordovan colors with 8% , clox,’ . Phoenix Thread Silk in black and colors‘l 00 Main flodr. Glass etched with gold Elegant gift. articles which are always wel— mmcd by womcn Who like beautiful things for the house. I ’t Bow ‘ ' Card ‘l'n ,. r , _ nu $7.510, to $16.76 $00 to $5.00 Candy Jars. Candlesticks, . ' $00 to $1135 $250 to «00 Ben Ban Dishes, Sugar and Cream at . p 3275 to $7.50 Butter TEN. ' $2.50 Bad Vases, Baumcnt. accommoo , I Scrim BedSets . Some-new Marquisette Spreads de- signed to put over dainty colorings are of simple pattern but very effective. There is a‘ large center picture medallion with bands of insertion and embroidery bordcring thc Spl‘t‘tltl. These connected . 'atlhc corners with Stitial‘CS'Of lllet Or Malian lace. ' $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00 Third iloov. Tailored Underwear Forthosc women who like fine‘ quality, pet'- i‘ct:tion of fit and durability for constant wear, time are different varieties of I 1.9. Grscqne garments which fit without extra . tutlkincss and are approved especially by stout fmmcn- _.. $1.50 and $2.00 The Marcellus; drawers and combinations, ' ‘ $1.00 and $1.50 ,Wamer’s A B 0 Combination brassiere and . .~-.-clope chemise, a most “ practical garment. - nun back or front. Batiste, flesh color, lace trimmed, $3.50, $4.50 up to $6.50 (”impede Chine, flesh color. \‘t‘l‘y tiniutt . $10.9" . . 2%“ .6 ',.e‘: .E‘ ‘5‘ . 5 4 ,5, 7.; t“;. f . W ' s to r. " cm 5‘0 tit to. co ' [a "blinded, I65 7 The store open This evening, Monday and Tuesday evenings “mar, nos. '21, 1m 1 W _ :3 Books tor children I The old yet ever new Fairy Talc. m- (‘llldlllg La Fontaine. Drawing and Painting Books which will prove irresistible to young artists. Kindergartcn Sets and linen bound Books oi dclightftt‘. character for tho ' warm, New Toys 5 An Am Chaser equipped with a rapid fire gun. All in bat- tleship gray, $4.00 An Army Track with a good dump cart for ammunition, . 433.75 A Diving floats or submergcs, $1.50 Typewriters for lit. tic fingers. ~- um mod door. Chairs and Rockers Of willow, in .wal- nut, ivory or antique finish, with tapestry or cretonne coverings. Strong and substan— tial chairs, most com— fortable. A special Christmas offering, in walnut‘ziinl‘shf ' $l0.50 Armchair or Rock 01‘ or in ivory finish, $l0.50 North floor. For Men Many comfortable woolen things, knitted or woven, intended for coldcr weather. skating, golf, ice yachting, skiing, etc. Mailers in khaki color, so heavy and ' 3 ., . ssoo Htlltetfl, khaki col- " "or, ' $2.00 Wristlets, reversi- riilo, most wonderful,‘ A Little English Table Solid mahogany with folding top. The inner side of the top measures 29 inches, and when open it is a '29 inch square cov- cred with felt. Ideal for cards or sewing table. A table“ for many uses .. $26.00 The Fulton Servnce Wagon has three “stories.” On rubbcr~ fired wheels it will quietly'iske the place of a maid and remove dishes from dining room to kitchen. When not in use it: will fold up and stand behind a door or in a closet. Mahogany, s] 5.00 Tapestry Scarves for livingroom tables. .Richly blended greens, . olives, ma- rroons with old gold. beautiful effects, “OUM Japanese Scarves, gold grounds with bird, tree and flower designs, . 30.00 Piano Scarves, $3.50 Sofa Pillows —-Iot§thsr, tapestry silk, velour and cro- . ' ‘ I'l- ble ends, khaki color, “”1“"3’ ‘~‘ ‘We ”9" $1 00 merit. Main floor. front. \ $3.50 to $5.” In Silver Addcd it) a former list of silwt' lilillt':l :ll'il— clcs which have sterling silvt-t- lmutlltas :il‘t' titcw useful picccs. , Plain, halllllltll‘i’tl ur vngr:w«,¢l listtttllt-s. Berry Spoons. Meat Forks. 32.25 and $2.85 \ $2.00 and $2.25 ' always acceptable, Vegetable Simon». $2.60 Tomato Servers. $2.50 Grape Fruit Knivcs, 31,30 Butter Spreaders, sat at ti. 5635 Alain dour. ‘ little titles. Xian. fitmt Men's Shirts and Neckwear Suitable for Christmas giving ‘3'; Silk Fibre Shirts, “Metric” make, most athactivc and sure to please, $5.00 each. Bill: Fibre also ed‘ectivc . satin striped shirts which are $3.50 and $4.00 _ Shirts in nest and conserve.» two patterns, laundered cun's, $2.00 ' Ties, in styles and colorings too numerous to describe, all pnccs represented, 75 etc. to $3.00 “Klever Kraft" Silver When it comes to a gift that will be a pleas- ant reminder for years to come, a piece of Klevcr Kraft ware is the-answer. Dishes to- suit all forms of cooking are hero. The frames are easily kept clean and the insets of cut glass or earthen ware are quickly removed and washed. Casseroles, with handles and COVcr, $1.15 Casseroles, round, “.50 Indtflflo Rameklns, large size, 75 Chi Baker, earthenware lining, 75 cts. Custard Cups, earthenware linings, 75 cts. Mustard Jars, with covers and SPOOIW, 65 cts. Marmalade jars. $1.35 Compotes,‘ (low) ' $1.35 Flower Vases, 81.10 Silver Section. main floor. Durable Rugs .Wool and fibrc, a combination that prom 1393 good service. These rugs are strongly woven of lasting texture. The colorings show dull blues, greens, browns and dark red, with touches of lighter shades forming geometric center de- signs with deep borders. Exceptionally good for bedrooms. Two sizes, 8.3 x 10.6 $15.00 9 x 12 «$16150 ‘ _\ Fourth floor. Small Mahogany Pieces Smoking Stands, glass insets, $1.20 to $6.00 melting Sets, $1.50 to $3.75 Ash Trays, glass insets, 65 etc. to $2.00 Nut'm "Krsck-ezc” style, $3.00 and $3.50 Woks, several sizes and styles, ‘ 35 cts. to $2.25 Basement. Candy for Christina;~ ‘ Packages to go over seas. Cherub Chocolates, ‘in tin boxes decorated to imitate cgctonnc, ‘ $2.00 Boxes “Dove of Peace” $1.50 l’canut Smudge, 70 (its. 3 lb Assorted Buttercups, 00 etc. 3 lb Cocoanut Squares, with fruit or nuts, 60 cts. - Old. Fashioned Hard Candy and Peppermint Kisses. 48 etc. stain loot. '* .51.... .
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