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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 29, 1919 · page 5

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A-F—v—L‘ul -.1 _ .

SWEATERS
Greatly Reduced \
Silver Gray Roll Collar

Coat Style, All Wool
$5.00. Were $9.00.

Sleeveless Slip-0n, Khaki
$3.75. Were $6.00.

Slip-0n with Sleeves, Khaki
$6.75. Were $9.75 '
Medium Weight, Khald
$4.75. Were $7.50.

 

 

so :1 111:1111 qum'tctte. The su‘oit't-t will. A thougl‘ighe guns have ceased

3." "Thu Methodist (‘1-1111'11111'1'." The to roar and alrfidanca do not

11114-11111: is hold at 71-, 0-1.1”,11‘3 _\11 bomb each road 5?: Frsnce 15 not

11'1131'11111011113. ' a reason for our flipping out 5.“

neath the loud We've sons 1n

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\ Buick tomlste-r was 1111111.} 113'- 2’1:- ' 33::efé‘: 32113 Sfrnatdzwtlorllgg's‘

' trolmzm i‘lynn and Bobcats in trout] ”,5 time to sing and dance, but
11" tho 3111mm school, in East X131”; still we’ve got to bee they're fed

walk, last. evening; The identity 13" —we've got to toot the tz'avy

Joseph Davis

85 Washington Street
Scuth Nor-walk

 

 

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’1'11111111'1'11n'_ Thursday. Bargain 11:1} [
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$1_111‘11:111.<'%

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\ludrzts .11111 1111111111 \3':1ists_
:;111:h.1111 drn, 11s, $1,111),

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\‘istting 1:1
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1:011:31: 111‘ Now lliil'l'll,;
homo. 111'. and Mrs.’
\Vall nth-111.,

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‘.:1< <()lll the E~lnrr properly on (innit,
5111111 to 111.111) W, \Vult'c and “1112.1
who will remodvl the 111111.411 :md 111111;:
it lhcit' hum". "

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tar-ruin day tomorrow at l{1'iv;:1-t".~1

 

Walsh drcssrs. Girl's (1111;211:1111 dross
1s. .'\1.1111':1.~' waists, :11 $1 00
l’utrohn:1n. John Flynn 111111111 :1 lt‘nk|

In the watcr 1111113 in 11113 \‘l'oolwortl:
l“l'\'(_‘ :llltl T111 (-1111: sttu'c'un \Vélfllll‘lfl"
ton sin-111 111st 11111111112. and had it 1'c-‘
11:111'1111. '

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The social and 1'1litet'tuintm3nt commit'
1111: O 112, .. will meet :11. the home of';
Mrs. .l'oluu:na Cordes. on VK'cdnesdny.1
January 211111, at. eight. o'clock.
very important inacting and 1111'
”11'-tubers are requested to ht' present.

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, l’ritln ot' (louit Nuri‘uk (“1'1-1'11, No. To SHO‘N HOV! YANKEE
ml. 1'. I". 111' .-\.. llt'ltl their l‘t‘Jlleil' 121.1"'- GRIT IS BUILT >
:113: izis't 13'.'cr1‘in'_',:..t 31'11'1'1'.‘ 111:111 1112112.: VJE'LL FiiilSH RIGHT 'Up
wort: made 1111' 11113 11111111'311111'3. 01' 1‘11: AT THE HILT.
:.'1\ni'.::"ion (11‘ the court which. will ‘ ‘
‘11" 1111111 :11 11111 111'x1 tum-tin: 1111 11‘1111- By Earl Baldwin Thomas,
1111111 11 1'11 11.».- itmi \l»:1'~' 11:11] 1:11 Of course] know the w:.:' is
"“"‘“ "'"M ' done. the 0:71; .11": on the home.
~ ~"' —- ward track. and yzu can put me
\1 11111111111 121-1111 11111311111; .11' 11111 1’1-.2111, down as one who's more than

10011511111111 (111111'1'11 this un-ck
'i'hut'sdny tow-11111,: Mr. (1311:.11' Mills
.11' Rou'uyton will spotty. Miss (111111113
\i‘lis will he soloist. There will 111' :11-

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he owner 01' the car is unknown. and
is now in ()‘connor's garage await};
in: :1 claimant. Vhen the machine!1
3'ns round the. license markers were.

11 on the car. but Were found lying

' the floor of the machine. Thcy bore,
1 1 number 188-705 New York.

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MARK OF CHARACTER

Now is the time and any
cobbler’s shop the place to
sole your shoes with

11011111111111,
11111111 801.138

 

They keep the feet dry, are
“my to walk on and will out-
11.1111 leather many times over.

Manufactured By

The N ORWALK ' TIEE

 

 

 

This 3,;

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GREAT NEW":
lllAN DRIVE

With the definite announcement by
Secretary of the Treasury Glass that
the forthcoming Fifth Liberty Loan
will he the final popular issue of gov-
ernment bonds, institutions and- cor-
porations of every kind are wisely
looking ahead and loyig plans to par-
tit'iputc in the 111st grout otl'cring of
these securities.

Realizing that. tho. succcssl‘ul culmi-
nation of America's porticlputiou 1n
the great conflict. now so happily cud-
ed to the everlasting glory 111111 credit
0f the Unitml Stntcs, 111111011115 upon
speedily rcsumin'; the :tt'ts of pcucl‘.
level-licndcd husint-ss 1111111 and fillilllv
ciers :trc anxious to S1111 1110 our 1111111
paid in full, 1113115 contracted during
months u'lu-n 1'111-11- u'nr 111:1-
chinc 11111313111111 :11 1‘11” sin-1'11 rcmnin
1,, 1113 0.411...) :11111 1111- 111-01101:th oi' the
Fifth 1.111111 will In: 111-\.1113d to squaring
“1‘3 lt-tlgt-l‘ {11'1'HYI1'1L

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Shroud lll\‘4'\'llll< are now untid'
pililll" tin-Er t'\;11111111111r11.< 11nd so :11‘1
11'111 111;: 1111'11' lino! :11'1':1i.'< that ”1133'
will 1:1 111;:113' 1.1 :1 1111113 lltl‘ll‘ prom-1'
Kllul't' t1l‘ 1‘111' 111'\\' l111111l i\~-’.lt'. Llllui'ly
l.o:1n 111:11'111'111-1'x' in 1N3 in individtml

conccrns in 111'1'\'i11tt.< unzipnizns is 111-
l‘t':ltl_\' 11131111,: 1111'1'litlttl1'ti :ttitl wilful 11131
111'1111111'11111113 111111111,11.\'111'i\1'.

It is not, l1n\\‘t".t'l‘.
announcin: 11113 12:111-
”11‘ 1111111 111111 111111111191.
11:11'11 :111d 1-1111s1'i1-r111111w
11111113. lint :1 _‘_"11\1‘l'l;llt«~l',l
Thin-s 111’ the 1313:1103: str11~< :11111 riilii-
culty hos evt-r 1'11111111 11 1.111111: 1113:11'113d
and 1113111 pttlvli1'111 in. «111311111, will 11111
in tho 1'111'13111'1111 1-1'.1 111' 1111111'1'1'1111111111'1]
pt‘h'L'L‘ :tntl pt'osgu-t'ity t‘111xl :1113' l'1':< :1
spirit 131‘ and patriotism
from its citizchs.

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.‘tlHl liH' ll'i‘lliS (11'
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whirl: in

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iat'k'k'k'k'ki'ft'ii't'k'k'k'ki

glad to 51-- ihem link, but some-
tnmg rises In my (is; mad makes
me feel inclined to cuss Wm».-
someone “aye: “'t’s time to stop
this patrlP‘ic sort of fuss.”

bills we ran up while thn battle
raged? to pay the nactories and
the mill. and 811 the help that
the) ‘cngaged.

6'51 pat myaeif upon the chest
'whc ; l have plunged my bottom
bum, and got a button or. my
cheer in show I helped the, Vic-
tory Loan; to showihat when I
stated in, l' meant to finish at
the hilt, to 3;” to all our mortal
kin how F~ue Americans are
built.

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W“ N... )0 EA! MKI’
AND)“ l'thntms 1
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(01111111131115 on or
m MEN‘S at 211.5411;

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,THRIFTOGR‘AMS.
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Save and have.-'—- —-Buy War :8nvlngs

 

 

1 PLAN COMPULSORY

- universal training

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‘ance of a large standing army, and de'

 

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MILITARY TRAINING

Continued from First Page. ,

 

as soon as possible. He denied that
involves mainten-.

clared it would prevent that situation.
In this connection, he opposed the
War Department‘s plan for a tempor-
ary domestic army of 500,000 men as
“neither necessary nor desirable.”
“Universal training guarantees that
the youth who is to be conscripted or
who shall volunteer, shall go prepar-

 

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ed rather than that he shall be taken
unprepared,” said Senator New. It
provides the only guarantee against
any occasion for maintenance of a
iregular army of greater proportion
Ethan the country needs or is willing
:to support. Under the operation of
f'this system the soldier is in reality a

'1:itizen tree to follow his chosen voca~ 1.

:tion except for the period required for
.his propcr training.

l “\V'e should have at all times some-
thing like 200,000 men capable of
being officers. 1.: imfit‘n

"Unless occasion comes, the 011121111

'11: my need new er be mobilized, but its
members will have the benefits that
accrue trom judiciously applied physi—
0:11 twining of discipline and the im-

T'vt'o'. ed Conceptions of citizenship that
militmy 11'." .inin3' brings with it ,

g 1111- tit-llt'lull' explained that his moo-1

 

‘ p.11-1- shonld hc 113;: 1rdcd only as the}
nitztltzvs t'm legislation 1:1thcr than :ti

11.1.11' 1‘1 111110 “5111' Department plans‘
.to 1'1\'t1- 2111 the 1100111111131 :tuthm'itv toI
11:3‘ ti 111111 1111\\' in >tl\l('PllP1)1‘ftll(‘l((l,l

3:111‘111111'13 1111111111111111'11ith the Ameri-‘
can public. l

Explaining his
5:111!

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that

8131111101 New.
in training,
should be ,

it proposvs
youths. 1111' 3' preferably
'Cillll'd for thc schcdulcd continuous'
11111111111: petiod in tlwir nineteenth;
year. Those who .11 c solo suppctt t0'1
pars-1.1.1:, \"viV'QS or ('hiidtcn nuuld he:
cxcu 'cd unit'ss th11 cm'c innitnt should
contiihutt' to llll‘ll' (1011111111 nts during
1111' train}: .1: 1111'!o:i..\1:3nin trainind
would 111.131.1111: only nominal 11:13: 'l‘hivE
bill also providus for (10111111134451.3114
for twenty p‘ct' cunt. of the youths:
'truimd up to 11113 rank. 111' major 01"
lit'll‘h‘llttlll1(‘(Jllllllillltl01' in 1110 National
Ilt'st'l’w-

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“’11:..C ‘~£'S CRITIC-S
‘3HART’L‘1 REBUKE‘D

(ixitt’inumi 110111 1911‘s: Pogo.
; ,_,__ I
last month to 1 11 the un. \111r11d term

or 11111 late Rom-11m Tillman said 1105
11 1d 11 'tcned with impatience "to pet-'

13 11411151141 (riiticisms of the Presi-
dent by Sen nators “attempting to,
brill: the P1 'csidcnt of the United

5111:: s into dish“ 01 and contempt and

ridicule ol' the world,“ and praised
10"111111 President Taft 101 his support
(‘1 "1": sitltnl “ilsnlls‘ cl‘lorts in be-L
huh 111' :1 league of nations.

1 "\V’e \1111 be 1'-e(1-13ant to our duty"
11111. 8111111101 s:11d,"and false to our
people. and traitors t0 the human taco
if we do not 111- -11'1 and now 111:11113'10-

;\111111 111:1: W11 31111 1.13 aside all patti-'

'sanship and :1” 021111111: criticism. :Ill

‘t‘ault-tindiufr unicss no can sunni'st

SOHNHlllIlf“ better, and encourage our.

reprnsvnt:1tivcs at the l’cacc (‘ouncil

.1. to tho: host “:13 lo effectuate the
hopes. of mankind tor the 111.1111 11 the
1101111

”ruddy i4 111.11 11:11":

tomorrow may
h:- 11111 111111. 111: 3.3110 \‘100111 i)n~tpoll(!
t11-1"'.111:id1!..:1111: (11 :1 pro)“: ' 1,1;1guo
1313.“. 1‘. 1w is loudly 11s.: on 111111113 10
:111- human 1.11:1 then it: who comes
111.11 1.1111113 in full oppositiun‘

JEN STUDENTS PARADE

!.t).‘<111).\‘. .1:111. :21. ~- 1111111 111111001 1:111-
1’111115 11111'21116'1 the streets :11 Brennan
1'11 \1ontiztv. (111'1'3'111: him-k. mid and
uhitu flags. 'l‘wcnty ofthc1u.\\'licnztr-
1'1'1511111. deviated, the dcmonstration to
be one of respect for tlie former Em
J‘PI‘GI' and not in 111101 of the monarchy
111-11: Min: to 11 Comm] \'t1\\~1 dispn' ch
from (‘openhnccnfl

ERE

 

‘Aftcr “freedom 01' the seas" is defin-
(3d. we may discover that we have had
il.———NeW Eev hing Sun. '

 

'11 definite and determined stand.

.resign.

 

Wide Awake Folks l

\ 13¢. 1"11‘,

'i‘lIlS town is

‘0‘“: WM!“ 1111' overrun w ith the other kind—4111115 who

;11,~:t us 5111111 1;;1 lcf't :.s not:
- llli'l‘ Ntll‘ 'l‘lll'l.‘ \h‘. Dill

\Vln'n 3'.'1- announced:

“Get busy, friends, and order your new FORD

TOURING CAR or RUNABOUT right away so there’ll
be 1-0 trouble or delay about early delivery”—

There» Was Some ReSponse! «

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limit-1' :um'.

him still holds

lid. 1

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1l1‘1.\¢‘l3‘» )11:'.\l! 1 (fits!

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ABOUT THE PAYMENTS——

'w'i 11' 11.33139
when they :;:~:‘~«.'
FORD-like.
Q
1-0 .‘10
will

' im-mer tan arrow.

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l '11-” 111.11'11 goes your 111111113 on thc pi'cl’t't‘l‘t'tl

11: \15111311 _\'1111 want your «1111‘.

”0112's have a. surprise headed ”their
It. is all nude so c..sy. soft, fair. square,

1:1 the wride-ewake buncl:———nnd get.
1:113 be." 1:; the sun (11” thcre is any in sight) douses its

UHi's'

1tlivc “1th '1111! Sccms as if

(i-l.\'(iS§

good. Don't t11k13 chunctw.
:1 111111c 111:11'c~«11111l you don't

it "1 right t111-1'1'

pray

 

in touch

1'1-111..

WEE W. TENT

1" STORES

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IN TWENTY CITIES '1

 

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CAUSE OF PRESENT ANARCHY

 

Food Controller Roberts of London,
Says Labor Union Leaders Are
to Blame

LONDON. Jan, 29 ---\Veakness and
subordination of'conviction to person-
:1l interests is charged against many
of the trades union leaders by Food
tontrullcr Georg, e H Roberts in an in-
111'view minted in 11113 3111i] today. He
says this in one of the chief causes
111‘ 1111- "present anarchy" in the in-
dustrinl circles 01' Grout Britain.

.\1 1'. Roberts. who is n 1'131111'1111 lnhm'
loader and was rcccntiy Minister 01
Labor, said:‘

“it is time that union leaders make.
it
subordination refuse to honor their
lcmlcrs'.agreements, the leaders must
I'nfortunutcly. too many 111ml-
«11's are not free m1- n The modcru'
idea is that a truth;1 union omci :11 0x-
ists only to early out
any lrmpol'tti‘ll,“ uutxiinanl
That is one 01' the 0111131 cztuSr-s
11:1:1'1'11:1u:11":(11.' and oftcn prevents.

section.

oti Minis from l'oll0\\in,.; the (ii: mics oi"

1|311i1 comictions.
I 1.110“ 1111' .11) union loud: is “110 “1'0
1'11); 51311011513 ailmmod by the pfi1ba-
ble effect. 01 dctnnnds now being
111111113 legdltlll' as (:1 the corresponding;
“013d 1111' an improwd 011::1111zution
'1nd .1 l1i'hc" ,111i1'icnt'y among work-
(‘t‘s. but their position of dependence‘
prevents them from taking a lead
which they know to be vital to the.
national interests. They know that
anything detrimental to national in-
11 rests must ultimately mean disaster
.0 the whole Working (lass, but tit-.33
do not ;1 in} t0 opt—alt 1111 1" 111'. nds. '3

 

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TO MOTHERSS

55 candy
:1 3.21111: tongue,
Noth'
l:1ious,<-r Cum-.11 uted 311111113, '51-.1' like 1: .030
ful cuthumc mhlcts—Only 11.111 CL'lliS .1 13.11;.

 

While all ClludlLfl detest'cnsto
love

“Childr rem Love Cascarets”

innithy, StiOhg 111.1'121101'
C115” C rUt (It the
feverish bro: ti: sour
'3'13‘1tcns up a

) deliui.t-

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1'1
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the behest. oi ’

01 11111'

bDolorc;

iand forever, America for Americans.

 

‘-" 5" There must be a fight between}

revolution and reconstruction. 11' young 3
bloods are allowed to smash the;
trades union organizations, we
have to face a long
trial chaos and :1 long {1100958 of dis-1
illusiomuent 'lhc end of this “ill
find the workers infinitely
than than" are today.

3111111011; 11110 [:11] to recognize theird'efi
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1
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARIES

 

G. A. R. Asked to Commemorate Wash:
ington and Lincoln 1
Clarendon E. Adams commander-in-i
chief of the Grand Army of the Repub-
he, has just issued a general order;

“hith wads in pan as t'ollowa ' 5
'M} Conn-,ndcs one country, one lan-

guuge and one flag should be' ouri

.u'atchword. Never again should we
drop back into the sordid influences?
arising irom teaching foreign languag-

es and oping. fort-inn customs. 1

3 ‘ I‘ltc anniversaries 01' our two area:

1 Americans :uc (iosc at hand: Ge01511»

i\\':tsliin1-;111n the boloted father of (111'
country and Abraham 1 incoln, 111.33
lpresctu 01' 01' our l'nion. “'zishington,

10111 cicztt prototypt'. made it possible,
for the Declaration of Indcpcndencc_
and the Constitution of 11113 United
States to become the greatest docu-
ments cvcx dmised by man. .

‘ “The War of Rowolution bl‘Olltfihl./lll-'
to the field 309,871 Contincmal sol-

'dieis. '1 heir graves were, many and
the 11: Whey cost 01' the war was $1135.-
'0111J.t111o. Yet it was worth all that it

,cost because it made the United
States 01' America free and independ-

lent.

i “The Civil \\'ar called to the Col-1
ors 21000110 men. Theit losses “ere;
:nuxtecn re; cent. of 1111 the men 011-,
paged. Nearly t'very home 1'11 our=
land was bereft. The. graves of mbre

11111111 two hundred thousand of our
comrades billowod the battlefields of:
the South. The money cost was near,
13' $7,000,000,000 but. it was worth all ;

ethat it cost, because it. gave us a:
grander and better Union than ever"

because it standardized the

American character, and because it
1.11113 us our beloved Lincoln.

"The 2211.11 of February next, will be.
the 197th anniversary of the birth of
Georgc \‘l'ashington. and February
12111 will be the 110111 anniversary 01'
the birth 61' Abraham Lincoln. These»
um great Americans fought for Amer- T
11:14 and Served the American people;
There was no thought of subordinat-5
mg a single American custom to that!
.ol‘ toreign cast. Their policy was 10‘
have one language to rule, and one:
flag to float ‘over us. 1

"We have just passed through 3‘
'great o orld' s “"31. The Americanism;
,that runs through our veins my com-,7
radon; \ita‘lizes the patriotism and the-l
:courage that won this war and placed;
ithe American soldiei' among the

le-.
gions oi‘ the intrepid and brave, and!

 

genshi‘iued their names in the bright-l
fist pages 01' history.
Icelebrate our great victory by doing
1 honor and homage to the two greatest‘

Hence, let. us
or the great, Washington and Lincoln, l
find let— us firmly resolve, henceforthi

It the med flag of nmfiy or the flag
be M

i

will "
period of indus—'

worse off ;
Labor’s de—‘Z
mantis 0:111 never be completely real-i
izcd “11110111 efficiency of production. I :
grcuth dcplorc the weakness of thosci

lsponsibility.” ,

 

HOWLAN BS

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St... Fairfi=eld Ave. Cannon St.._"‘
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Entrances 0111 Main

 

 

 

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Tuesday, January 28,1919. The “'c: ithcr:

New dresses,

(‘oulinm-d Fair. .1}

 

 

 

worthy a visit,
$25 to $45.

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Enticing limpsc of thc 111“ Syn-i110"lashitmst

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<::1_-lt mc thcsc Jig: lll 11nd dainty:111(lii110dics.\t<.

Soitcsi 111 (11:111"1tt'tc. 11'.13pc most- do“: 11113 111' fine
rcpc dc (hinc. -—~ :111d 111 r'oltus that glow uith S111" mg1
:ime hcautv :md st3lcs 111: 1‘1 1111\13 Si)1li]"lllllt‘. indi-
11 iduali ty.

’l‘p'o main i'cuittrcs 111111;; thcit‘
and line in: ks.

Nearly cvcrx; dross is 11311115101114) and \111\- -cfi-
chtiytl} hcndcd. _

'l‘hosc. “llll'll .11'11 not and sonic which arc.
the T113 tllllV that (11th 1110.111 1'1 1111 ks adds. -

3 Drcsscs \\ ith long 1111111.: have thosc tunics lwad- '

cd or tucked. “ " ‘ “‘3‘

Dr csscs \\ iih (it-1,1 111'131111'11111's 11.1w; bonding" upon :3
both: .:1s \\'cll 11s 11vc1'd1' 1111c.

So plcasing 11nd Spt'inglikc colors :
11nd Frcnch 1111105 and handsome 1111515;

Vci'y fine in i'1tl11'i1'.\'1-1'.\' 13X1-11llcnt
\(‘l' 3' 11c: 111tiiul in ( 1111-1.-——

l“““ll."= l‘)(:111ds"~31

:' , an
13.
1111.: 1:1.
"‘ .ttflfp. ..
have ..,
on -

21..

15‘

soft gtiays. .1

in
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11131111115, " .
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