casoav, JAN. 30, 1919 A
7, SWEATERS
Greatly Reduced
Silver Gray Roll Collar
Coat Style, All Wool
’ 35.00 Were $9 ..00
' 5...»..1ess Slip-On, Khaki
$3. 75. Were $6 ..00'
Slip On with Sleeves, Khaki
$6..76 Were $9. 75
'3 Medium Weight, Khaki
$4.75. Were $7.50.
, 1,1" yon—«v» '
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
1
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Til TAXPAYERS
The United States Treasury
Department 'Offer's For
Subscription. a Limited
Amount of Four and One-
Half Per Cent. Treasury
Certificates of Indebted-
ness ' 1
In order that those who have In-
come and Profits tax to pay may we
pare themselves in advance for these
payments and accumulate gradually
the funds necessary to 1n1-e et them,
the Secretary of the Tree .suiy under
the authority of the act apprm ml Scu-
tember 24, 1917 as amended by the
act approved April 4, 1918 otters for
subscription, at. par and accrued inter-
:«t, through the i-"cdcial Reserve
Banks. 21 limited amount 1)! Treasuryi
, " “wrongs-n
Mm“..— aa- .a
“'2
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€121; News]
ccrlificates of indebn'dness, Series!
T. 2, dutvd and boiling inn 'rcn't. from
lJanuuiy 16 lfll'l payable June 17,
' l‘vlll with interest :1ttl11- 1':111- oi i"ou1
.lund 011911.1’11111'11111 [11 21111111111. ‘
("crli1i1.1vcs11lll lo i~s1111l in on,
l‘mmin: 11iou or ., 51111, $1 11111,$5,UU0, $11),-.
mm‘ 211111 511100011 1
s ;.11l l‘t‘llllll‘.tit< slmll li1~ itempt,
3‘s» ;«,'il'i..'.l--«l.l1 .‘n-111:.:1-n is «gul'i'
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ol‘
Sztilml with
211». Row ‘1'1. Norton.
1-111111, 'lurrxr-glou, has
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1‘11th
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ill
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i1:;iilliis1'igl1l immi.
impurities
DU \Vilsoii'
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canteen \‘l'ln'lii‘l'r:
Norton has 111111;
and
Slic- p12 ys both the 111; llll
both .. .1-2 i1) prim "Hill and inle‘lesl llUlDl
3,-1.1] Inxn: ion 111-. 1.. hen-alter imposed.
.z.) ill.‘ li1i111! "1.:i:'!~', any Susie, ori
2' _1' nl‘ the ]l(,lS>it‘.~.<l(lll>‘ m the United
Royal Theatre at Weimar Se at of New German Government to '
Be Formed Following Election of Me mbers of National Assembly-
,flw ' ""‘“"j ~ allow..- F
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of Snulhbuiv on behalf of the Con—
11n1--1i1~.11 Lizhi :1nd vacr (‘0.
'lhe new dam is to be. used lor stoi-
::.1 1.- 111 uposcs its waters being admit-
1(1l to the lake behind Zoar bridge‘
'dam 11 ion the river is so low that the:
E..‘,po'11>1 house has difficulty in operiat-
‘_“1
"it 11' mild not, " replied the drummer
sadly. “l in on 1he road all llio time
”Drummer Rails at Prevailing Rules of and dont make enough l0 (‘al'l'v a “‘il'Dl
Etiquette. VV 1111 me. i
FOLKS TOO FORMAL . l
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:1 'old tormal world we live I;UILI)ING DARIS
"It's
1‘1« (W1 l'v '1111‘ 10“,} tuxin'1: '111‘l101'- _ ing.’1‘he dam will cause high water
.‘1\,11:p1‘ 1711‘) ism-m- or i,,§,,.‘,.,.;nc.,- ”L" remankvd ‘1’“ (hummer. “‘4 h“ 111— ON HOUSATU‘JK piobahlv ten miles back from South:
.,\,.. .ml {11) gl-gulllull'tl additionalstected the souvenir postals on the _.-.._- .‘Ville.:1s' the case will be “lien the!
‘111;1>1111, l:1.\;1~.:, .11on or hereafter im-'r‘11'k, “anti something should he done, (ni'i 1 d from First P11 0. izionr ‘3”ng (lam 1“ done. “fill the;
» 1 - ' ' 1 ' v 1 ’ 111e g storage resci'von' at Danbuiy a l111°e
110>vtl .,V_V 11.0 lililt‘sf twitter; ll‘ptfll ““L’luhoul, “- --._ ‘llipe “he would have been l’l’é‘CO‘V'lsz‘Vi
- llt‘t'lll‘t’ 01‘ ”'0” is ()1’ ill l\'l( ii " ‘ -. . ‘ ‘. - ’ ' " ’ "M ’
1‘11'1)l1'p 1: ,., i'1lion (:1 1'1rlllloltipi‘l': "l must have somebody to (211k to. som'. According to .1 $101) 111 the to carrv the water across country 10"
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’l‘hl' 1mm...“ 1.11 :111 111111111111 (.1' 1.0”.“ somebody to listen to me especia‘ly. if'“ I‘d‘g‘f‘hligll‘g‘lfijuigz”’E‘j‘flpi'lhga the llousntomc. i
1 .. . ' ' .',‘ . . ionr-co 3x2 .21": Us 1 ' .1 ..
9.1111 1'1E111111.-2111's authorized by Silld‘v.All(l sometimes that .one Is hard to , ‘, . ‘ . .. 1 l , . . ._ teplostnlatm. M‘mh“! omits the.
1 1. 1 11 11' l S t ‘bm' s, 1,1- ‘2 ' sembl} tor 21 111.11t1 1 101' 111 (Dill-«Hut. power combine to have the right ‘0'
.1. . ll 1 u pp cm —' ,_ 3_ 1. ant find. I cannot. according to 21““ ““9" tion 02' :1 1121111 across llli' llousalonic develox‘e Ton-mile river, also by?
‘1111'11111l1u {INS thereto lilt' prmmpai, oi walk Southville would mean the ahau- ’ ‘
;V.1111..l1 does not exceed in the
cult" $3,011”, owned by any individual.
purlnvrsliip, association, 01' corpora.-
.1i011, shall be exempt from the taxes
provided for in clause (b) above.
Certificates of this series will be
':I<'ce;1l1,.-d at par. v-itli an luljllalillkfll.
m" accrued interest, during such time
and 11111111' .~111:h rules and reglntions
. mi 1111-. lmmo. so lll'tl she W1“ ho ll as >l‘lltll be 1m .gcrillcl o1 apprmed by
«111ly 1'211.-1::11111-.'1or H10 boys. in the 1111 Scezvtaiy oi the ”'ircas1y, in pay~
‘ ”up...“ 'uu-il oi in1oi111 21ml lil()lil.3‘l(1.\€fi when
-——————-1'
Hoyt,
Spiccr, of Camp stre
‘llllll‘ll J.
and (lvfll'gw 1V.
«lui 11ml to
-.1111' 2L five
of Franklin avenlie,
01.,
their homes last evening,
days' fishing trip ill Lake
The fisherman had a most
_1..1;V able ill or within sixty days: lie-fore
the maturity of the certificates. The
1:1;1L1'11'c21tcs 112‘ this scrim; do not lit-111‘
the. circulation pr':1'Vi : '1', and will not.
in» 2.1c:~1plnl in 1111'1111111 on bond sub-
sci“ iplions.
in addition to arrive. ’l'.;’, the
‘.\':i1'1~11l1ur. applies also to Treasury cornficaws
.njoj.';1,lliu time at 1111». camp of Mr. Ui 'l‘nx Series. 1919. (1:111:11 August 20,
n‘pivcr, on the (‘02? ot my lake. 39v; 1.91S’,”111a111rin:.".luly 15, 1913. and Scrg
,.. . , . _ ,. '- 1 1 .
.-1';1l largo pickerel 'wm-e (naught, the ruling; lllllrgllxlgrlnlllllf " 1315’ ‘111.1~
hum-st one weiglnns about three As liscul agents of the United
funds, .Siuies, Federal Reserve. Banks are
.1ull1orized and 1coll~.'slcd to receive
1-;uhsc1'iptions and in make allotment
”dive ‘l‘o-liet, Raymond Bros.
'l’ln- shop :11 the
.. in: 1121-1
1-!1;1l1ly for
2-..l1s. The number or. men
~'l\;
:1 period of three or fo
'7 :«imul l‘urtv.
is necesso
llv
'1 company is. that "it
an :uilestiiicnt."
that the company
. :l‘u
'.1| 1.1:11.(‘ . lie
is lll""ulll
John Davenport
been temporarily closed.
"1'
laid ofl
The reason given by
in full in the order of the receipt of
kllljvllcflllfllls up
by the Secretary of the Treasury to
1111: l1'1~:l1'1'2ll livscrvc Banks of the rc-
spm-livv districts.
GiLSERT MADE TELLER
0i" RIDGEFIELD BANK
I'Y
it
11. ill prob—
Made Many Norwalk Friends When in
Railroad Service.
.1hly li‘Ltillll'ili‘llil‘r‘ pillar products 911 1111-
1l1tinn Iii-till: ".:«.:«l.~' now 11121110
111113 .‘1 from 1‘
Stum-
ililltll-Zl"ll.‘l.l'l( .liill. filleolnnd L.
Hill-11': him 1‘1'>l.‘-;nl'tl 21s usistnnt cash,
ir-r 21t tli1- l‘irs: Notional hank, his rcs-
gnomg 11-... 1‘:-li1hHl's of lllP FWD" ignution to lake offer-t February 1.
. - w _ .
r'\:h .txtillwry who remained in L1! ~ Mr, Gilbert has accepted the place
..1m when (he. reesiment (unbarh'd l
5 ”It?
drive.
were greatly
wruin: 11) receive from him a lctt
(lulr- of January 5‘ stating th
able to be about
‘1ilill1-
; 11111:. pleased
.
2.19!‘
nus thou
mi." 2.1111 expected soon to be all!” to
he
.1111l H11 but!) feel, lie added that
1111M in l)» :lbit'
4111? two 111'1lltl18.
1-\‘1'd .greatly the disappointment
.nr;-.l Connolley’s family in
(ll‘
was Corporal Alfred (‘1)11nolley,
“:1 was severely wounded during the
Corporal Connolley's
this
111'11'Ell11r of the liidgofield
111211111 rat-ant by tho
Benjamin F. (fronchlcy.
Formerly a railroad mun Mr. lilbcrt
5:1»."1'1-11 several years as night operator
Savings
lltl 11k, (loath of
er'
at
“on one
to return home in
The letter, aZ‘riV-
almost simultaneously With the re-
11 1% the members 01' (he Fifty-sixth
of .
being
file 0 welcome him today with the
' members of his unit—Danbm'y
i
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g
5 MARK OF CHARACTER
-' wants»
“1
j: sole your shoes with
NORWfli'i
12131113301135
2
; "llr-y keep the feet dry, are
; «H‘j‘ to walk on and Will Out-
..1' leather many times over. ,
'l Manufactured By
Tie NORWALK TIRE
anunman * ‘
NanALK,’
'Now is the time and any
cobbler’s shop the place to
at the l'iclhel station. He was then
transferred to Cannon Station, now
(‘annondale :15 slation agent. tole.
grnpht‘r and resident Adams Express
”gum, After :1 n11111b_cr of years he re-
:urnml lo llidgefield and became 11s—
sislrml 10 the local station.
Had Charge of Office.
\thnv .lumes‘ ll. Kennedy was con-
ducting his general contracting busi«
ness. l'lllill(l}‘ll‘.g more than 100 men.
Mr ("ilbert had charge of thefioffice.
pond the Volume of clerical woik ab
in ruling such a businnss. later he w as
c :uployml hv the KRidgefield Savings
bank and Rational bank. 11 hen the two
insl'luiions VV'me under the .ame root
in lhvtown hall. In 1911 when the
banks separated the Fiist National
bank moVing into its own building Ml.
Gilbert wns 'callcd by that institution.
\Then Working at the Bethel station,'
Mr Hilbert was assistant to the late
Benjamin 1‘. Crouclileym hears later
when he returned to Ridgefield and
worked at the local stat10n, Mr.
Crouchley was again his “boss.’ Vv’hen
.‘tlr. Gilbert went with the National
5 bank, Mr. Crouchley succeeded him in
jhis new duties. Mr. Gilbert now sue--
‘ceeds Mr. Crouchley.
, EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS
Jessie was asked by a man if she
could tell him where Mr. Dodge lived]
Pointing to the \Vest, s‘n‘e repliedzi
“Go that way and stop at the first
house where there’s a dog.
”When England is arguing in favor
of small nationalities at the peace 1::
. ' :. . . . ‘ . . i :1
aggro-im ethuplli‘ as no“ int-eipr1.t111.
'up to the
' strangers ?
above 5
lo amounts indicated,
at
donmcnl of H11: project to creatc the
smragu 121m- 111'211‘1'11' this city. Such in-
menus of dams. canals,
power
ture the
tunnels and:
house. beside whatever strut»:
('ombinc may find necessary:
first man I meet and on-
“??? him in an onsi'oss'n: C0“:“Pr““' lormulion 21s is available lwro does 10 buiid. ll‘ovis'mn is made in the:
lump 1 21m expected to pass him 111’ not 11111111111». lm‘vvi-vt‘l‘. that such )3 bill 10 “5.. “water in excpss of that.
lunlil some friend of his or mine pcr- 1h" cow 11:11! 1111111" 1s silltl M be a which may conveniently be used at’~
strong-1 rulmbilily that the dzun on the
7 _' Bull's Bridge." but inasmuch as thoi
Hunky river 2H .li'i'usnlcui ‘1\'lll be con-
lmms tht veinuonj' of ‘.\i1..lon1 s. 1110111 ‘ . . .
Bull 5 Bridge plum is owned by the
. .
Ml. Jillkr- . 7 sn'uctcd. _ (‘onm- c1i1u t Light 21nd Power Co”?
'I 11011‘t «and on it 01 for 1:. 11 The water l-ml‘fl' DFOJS'C” l-“mc‘fl'll' tin re c‘n be no contlict of interestsf
there is no (mp around to introduce ing the llousziionic . river promise to between any two parties. 3
1111) l‘llo do «he 1an my self. “hon you heroineinn-1111111111“matures111‘ “3535““ “‘ork on the new dam will bel
' ‘ ' live aCllVllK'S tlulll’lg the 11: «sent, ses- started as soon as the legislature'
know how. 11 becomes. a very easy mal- sion in Hartford and are 01' 5111110391“ rights are conferred, and may be«
tor. And. you will find, the other ll’il‘“ inlerosl to a largo part of the state finished quite as soon as the plant at
son is usually as glad to meet vou :13 to attract widvluucmion. ll, here have 7.11:1;-
, '- ~ . . .. been reports (1211 1-V'cuua y interests
"m' are to meet lmn. 50 “h" b- associated with rhese projvms would
‘11Pq11ire the llzmhm'y A'- L’o'llwl Street
Railway (‘1)11111'311)‘, in order to secure
the power privileges of that corpora-
lion. but nothing that 113911111 seem to Sales to Men
bridge is put into operation. ;
LIQUOR DEALERS ARE WAR'NED.
“After all,
small place.
this. country is '21 verv
Just a little over a bun _ . "
1n Uniform Open to,
l
(lr‘od million of 11s. it we were :1 0011- indicate 21 move in 1:121! diI'I-V‘lion has Prosecution, War Dept Says. l
genial race everybody should know yet. appeared. WASHINGTON Jan 3.0.1. or :
everybody else by his first name. Is The M11913 in' Villa whacking: ' iqu
Times-Leader saVs: 1l1alers take a chan‘ite every time thef
there anything sadder that '1hc heart
of a New Y orker ora v1Chicnsroan 11 all:
log down the sheets of Los Angelou
and knowinz nobodV'?
The Housatonic river “ill be lined
with dams and power houses, and all
its waters tied up by private corpor-‘j
unions presently. Bills introduced in-
sell liquor to a man in uniform even:
though the man signs an affidavit:
swearing 1hat he has. been discharged:
1
. - " ' '. .' E. .. v, f 11 t
‘And 11 man who knows all the coh- to u“; li.1sl.11uw H1111. evasion hiVe mm the 2111 y, ~ 1
promise 111 such conditions, and as This was me opinion of mgh mili-~
blestones on Market street. in ‘Frisco
matters stand today there seems no
tary authorities expressed here yester«'
can die of lonlinr-ss on Broadwuv. for chance of the bills failing to pass (1 1 1 . b ht th 1 t .
.1111 his fellow man cares. The man “infill“ elTOTt- ‘ -. " a)" “ “m l “.5. roug to _ era-E
who comes from the countrv. the 1:11! . “.1111 dams at l'alls \1llage “Pd lcntlon that men in uniform were pro;
' hull 5 Bridge some miles below, With curing liquor in several large cities by 1
mass. the bio: woods. is not so formal . -, .. .. .- .1, r . .
.L bu. 11.1.11 (maxing the 11191' at £0.11- means of such afldavits. It a soldier;
as his 1-ir1' brother. I was on a street bridge and with one at. Shelton. still
1'111' lhn other day and one of the other tour are in prospect. 1‘1le 111"“ 10 in uniform procurcs liquor by psignlngi‘
passi'llgnrs “as :1 soil tiller “'hen he 2:? log-filt'gm1'111 :xlmighlllihvl)? Il'l‘(;1(;di‘: 211. false affidant the man supplying the
1:11! to his 11")1111'1 he 1111111» d around 111111 '1‘.“ mm“ ”.‘jrvr- ., . ._ . . . 1 1111101: may be snacéssl‘uliy prosecuted
s:1i1l. ‘\\':1l. :znodhvo. everybody? 'i‘liv (Winner-twat ltigml and Power , under the law' it was Stated
‘ ’1 .1. :9 - ‘ «' « ‘gc ' - - ~l . .l« (‘U.. is behind"ll1e 111'“ pr “ 111.3 and “ ' "—' - --
$1.11 , 31‘..,".'.'.Zf.'..'$35.3. 2.3.1 «1111' 1m 5:131»... OPEN AVOWAL '
”Misc :11 <l11>iton 21ml l-ulls \nge. M- ;
film?” imimncv "f 'h“ 01"! 1112111 \1'211‘1?‘ l: is cxprctod V'l‘vil these will fail There is only one family in \Vash-
0d the rookies in every heart. A 11%» uudrr :hc owm'i'shill ”f ”1" combine ington that 1111s a German'namc. There
mun sillin-r next to me. who had load: in . the .1110‘11rs‘1- 1;! lull V“ ‘Lel'l'; “‘0"? are many more families with cogno-
ml (is cold and islnnl :18 ill" top ”Y llzlftl'nill‘d'(l:lsmllnlll“:11}:11l:}llll((‘ll.p ”(1)0 tnens smacking ”f Teutonic oxirac-.«
l‘ikc‘s I’l‘i‘k from n"""““- "”“"d 111 l'rnnsylvunin railroad and the Hon- rion 0f COUI‘SG
me and said: ‘lsn't he 21 dear old V151 Electric ('0. “ith the former This Particular l‘ainilv , has :1 very:
soul?’ i'tvili:(:"llCIit‘t‘L?' 111“l'llt“l“1‘")‘fl' til): “:3“: little boy in it, “he. in playing with;
"A lil‘l'ff‘“*‘.\' Sham-”J man "'10‘“ ”1" guilt 0“” '0’ m U L I re 111,. the other boys of the neighborhood,
aisle 1.111111 our and asked me for ”12‘ \\...Sp¢«11('m' Murray. {mummy M has bop“ 5:31)“) more or 1955 on 3.3.:
time hr my watch. l mu positiw' tlml ‘ 111.. 3,.“« ”at.“ road. is president of
"11‘ mm. nvic‘nhnl'ly who hadn't broken 111... combine. and J. Iit'url' Ita‘n'uhack
the if.“ that slrance man would never is its cinct' counsel. Mr. ltoraback
. . y} 1 'k 11~ _‘ instituted and sold the development
have 1"” n" e enouri 0 111.1 0 3"“ ” 211, Falls Village and secured the or-
counl of his name. The battles are
small affairs. of course, since the parg
liC‘ipanls aroxery, small. -
Perhaps the young man saw the {113
guest. if he had asked me the 10”“.igina1 phylum. under “hich the plant tility of war. Perhaps he is a phil-i
of 21 five I “ould have passed it to at 20:11 bridge will he ODPr‘di‘M- Of' aSODher. Anyway his latest rele‘
2
{ices of the company have been cs‘
élablishod at W'aterbury for the time
being as :1 matter or“ convenience.
him on the spot. l felt so in love with
the \vv"‘»:l.
speaks of «genius. ;
“You‘re a German! You‘re a Ger-g
t‘hen l left the ('11' '11 m‘: hmol The originahcharteryvras known as manjw a playmate yelled at him. :
rolrm i has mvscll impelled to bid the Rocky River 10W” (0' TWO The four—vear-old grinned peacefully
. . , fi “
years ago the charter was merged with ‘
that of- the liousatonic Power (10.. and drawled: -_ g
and the name changed. The new rights. . ”I‘m a German SDY, 1 21111."
are being secured- by an amendmh -___-__ _
Chane“ . FISH HEAR w1'r1-1 WHOLE BODY.
Abandonment oi
t'iosn nlhui' people :1 loud 11111911.They
would have been pul in a more 1them-
ful ham» .;1‘ mind and il' perthzmco 1:
even mn-t on“ of them again in somej
distant land they would huVe am'epled
i
1
the plan to build 1
. 21 big storage reservoir in the upper *- 7 .
‘ ' . ' . : ." G ' . . . .. . 1 . 1
me as 2111 old r111 nd. An 1‘11! s on. P311? 0: Danbury, in New Ean'lwld In an addreSS before the Americanl
thing 111v sV stem requires. I mus! and ghermnn, when" lilth‘Vm‘Tfi‘ have Philosophical society. George H. Par-,1
h 1w some one to talk *0. some 0“” (‘XDWSMLI strong “Fl’osmon ‘5 fore ker made a critical survevof the sense;
‘ toast bV' the legislaiivc bill to dam the , ’ , ‘ i
to listen .0 . e bl iHousannic at Goutl‘nille which up- of hearing of fishes. That fisheS'
.. , . - m « *' “ . . - .
If you 11110 maxried your pro 9 doubtedly' will pass the legisature could hem “as maintained by most:
would be soiVed “ .aid the girl at the
cigar stand.
without opposition. This bill has been
:introduced by Representative Mitchell
naturalists of antiquity,
, and Aristotle.
such as Pliny
This was also the opin-
..._._..-M l ion of such masters of the art of fish'-
' ing as Izaali Walton and such stud-
,cnts of fish anatomy as John Hunter.
' In fact it was the general view of the
function of ears in fishes until the lat-
ter part of the last centurv, .when,
scientists declared that the purpose of
the ear was to keep the fish in equi-
librium. a sort of balancing device.
4—“
bu.__;3~_~
Stomach Acts Fine, No lndigestiOn!
Eat without Fear of Upset Stomach
Food souring
, gas, acidity!
.._._~
AVOID BECOMING N'AGGER.
If your meals hit back causing
belching, pain, flatuence, indiges-
tion or heartburn here’s instant
relief. No waiting!
i
3 ”you ‘find yourself inclined to be-
[come a nagger you had better apply
for a little vacation and a. change of
scene. Absence from home and busi-
gape’ s Diapepsin is noted for it
' ending all stomach distress
the whom-e torn blue f
--_~__‘
9'
,. — 0-- ~. ....
MMf’mm as. i919.
.WW
Hats haV'e .
more cheer.
area rm: .
‘11 r:
'1”
The Weather: Pair—Comm 5':
Coming of peace and Joy and content has brought
us hats of much more cheer.
5
Plenty of those bright and asicful French blues,
[for example.
i Plenty of hats «brightened by glowing flowers.
‘ There is a hint of the war in the little helmets
[shaped hats that snug down so closely to the face.
There is another hint in the very colors them-1
selves, a. delicious compliment to our Allies.
versity.
Turban shapes are in style.
Little hats are
,style. Hats with a medium brim are in style.
Of equal interest, there is beauty in much (he
i‘
in‘
You may count on one thing with practical cer-
taintys—If your Spring hat is of Georgette crepe. or.
{of rough straw, or of a combination of the two it in
'absolutely correct.
'A gathering of such huts is ready now.
It deserves a visit; you‘ll be glad to View it.
Splendid time to choose is now
and prices be-V
fight at as little as $2 .50 for V' m V ~attractive specimens.
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“AS «Johnny came
marching home”!
2 VVasn’t it a pity the boys
in daylight!
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of.
Shem as they swung up Fairficld avenue and into
N am street.
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one boy you are most 'rntcrc ted in.
. No camera? W'hy that can be remedied quickly!
Here is the Ant:
thine.
graphic Junior K1’1cluk, just the
Takes a picture 2‘71: by it; inches: splendid size
and clear as crystal.‘
Clever device allows one to mark right 1111’thc
negative date of snapping and other information.
fear of losing track of it later!
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l‘muth floor. ,
Good war books
and others---65c.
Here we get glimpses of. \V hat :11- dually
in the war against the Beast!
Brown Brethren—Patrick Maccill ‘
WhGn the Somme Ran Red—~Capt Dugmorc
The Long Truck—Bartimcus
My 75—Paul Lintier
The Red Cross Barge-é—Mrs. Belloc Lo“ rules
'And here is a trio of splendid slullCS
lustrated with pictures from the
presentation :—
Aflzona—by Augustus Thomas
How Could You, Jean—Elizabeth Bmincnl
Wildfire—Zane Grey
Each book in good dress-
brain floor, rear.
Rich tapestries
to lend color.»
sells f1 11“ $3.53
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There is a glint of silver or of gold threads.
There is a mixture of colors in truly-Oriental
fashion; blues and greens and reds and tans and
inch.
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charm to decoration of room where they are used. '
f? Equally;
suited for over-draperies and table run-
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