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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 14, 1919 · page 6

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- JAMES ' GOLDEN

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11111131111, MARCH 14 1919
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TOMORROW?
htidelO: '483. m.; 11 :0
Sunrises 6:08; sets 5: 58.

 

TURE ALMANA :1 FOB fluent

[Tien Tsin, and brayls them in
.p. . A...

Gov (=1 nment officials

‘disturbed today by the. news from

and seriously injuxed the consul.

 

Member of the Assoclatea Press.

untitled to the use for publication

the local news published he1c1‘n.

DONG!!-

————-———- oil‘icial information had been

The Associated Press 1s exclusively;

:eilher by the State Department 01
Japanese embassv
Navy Dep 1rment doub

of II officials

all news d1 sparches credited to it or that two hundred marines were 5m "
not otherwise in this paper and 3130 ed in the 121m, as reported because no

marines aw stationed at Tien T

. All 1ights or republication or spe- and the entlxe contingent at Pekin
,Ilul dispatches herein are also re three or four hours’ ride away.

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23011111 GALLS
' " Editorial Rooms—92.
' Business omen—~83.
' Iorwalk Branch Gilles—1888.
Iditor’ s Residence—2182.

any Editor’s Re:- Hence—14924
Manager a Residence—5

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' . 113.12. sociated Press).——Amerlcan marines Ukraine in paris Plofessm 231,010,”
M: lift"? rallied the Japanese concession HOTGSSOI‘ Efxmenko General lifllbfi‘s‘g‘!

MASONIC' NOTICE.

 

Old Well, Lodge No. 108, F. and A. M.
Masonic Building. South

Meets in
Main strecr, Jst and Jul Tuesday 0
each month—July 11nd August except
ed, at 8 o'clock.
cordially invited.
M. Robert M. \Vilrox. secretary.

' mama—amt" mm:

111 \Iastm Masons 0115‘
John K. Finch, “1

Ipr osence of a numbe1
Ihas not been advmed

off duty at Tien Tsin
The American force stationed

Tien. ’I‘sln is the 15th Regulm Inlan—
there
for several years and is composed 911-

try Regiment which has been

tirely of veteran soldiers.

at Tien Tsin forcing their

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uncured here.

'11” ”11.1.1.6 is said to

 

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Americana with fixed bayoncts. it
tuo of them qui

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. said, wounding
seriously.

 

VACATION WORK FOR BOYS

Last year the omollment in 1111
Boys’ Working Reserve numboled
200,000, The organization was st.
in 1917 for the purpose of mohl
for farm service ablobodled Alueiican
'boys between the ages of 16 and 20.
~It Was recocnize'd that such work re-
quires careful‘super'llslon, so that the
education of the boys will not be neg“
lected and so that the boys will not ”of
exploited by farmers or agents fox
labor 5 .

On the wholt the work of (ht! Ilms'
Working Reserve has been quite sul'
cessful. In nuny communities where
other war ameniency organizations
are beingdlscontinued. the working
reserve is named as being Well worth
continuing during peace time. In
fact, several state legislatures lmrf‘
introduced levislulion providing finan-
cial support. for local brunt-hos ol‘ the.
organization.

Of course. Illistukt's worl- made. The.
training. 1101151111: and employinc 01’ 121"
boys did not always more with lit-ritual
smoothness: Hmnwor, the mlsakos
were usually those of a new orlrun‘fll-
Ition, easily rectified by Sound judtz-
ment and honest tal‘klin}: of the prolr
lems presented. Built-1' good 111111111211.-
ment. with proper food and housluc.
and with the rig!” kind of i'ét‘ruzllion'
al oportunilics for the boys" leis-1111'!“
time, the jinx-s" \l'orkiu: Reserve
ought to hold manv attractions' for
_‘the 11111111110111; lad who sucks :1 good
Vacation 111.11 is 1111111 profimhlu and
healthful and spam lulgolv in 11w (111911
itir.

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SQUABBLING VERSUS DOING

“Don’t let's squabble—lots gx'l rim?
awaited hospital!" says 11 heulllinf'
Good whit-1:.

The coul1l1y has suffoled llltl‘lllllltll
ly from the at 1.11 s of 11 confirms u hich
devoted its time to squabbling and gut
, almost nothing of the awaited F‘g- isla-

lion through which was vital in the
best interests of the countly
It the people only could give 1111 1111' 5
nai‘mw personal New and 106k 31‘
, things more broadly how much faster

sinn. and it is alleged they all
evexy Japanese encountered.

the marines reached
llwv 1'01ch entered.

alted and assuulted the canal, whose in. three past
lizing Juries are undeastood to ho 4,

1119 consular body is dell”

CONSULATEI
The iapanese Consulate is located.
11010. greatly

1 eceh 0d

of American shevlk anny occupied
chips in port. 0f Which ”'9 department size of France,. hating; 1,055 miles at:
could account

lalhond under its control and declares
for o manv marines bein z'tshme and
s g that the Soviet troops will reach Alco-

When
the consulate

 

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500 KILLED

Continued {10111 First Page

of l
the

behind the lines

Pc-

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th '\.I. Ermolov, asslstnnt-zol'crnor-zener-
ted ai of Murmansk. has been appointed

 

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LONDON, Mar.

num-

territory

at singfors disuutch to the Mail

way into
the Japanese consulate and assaulting Chan. 919“?“ newspaper men and “I"
the tone"! according to the dispalohts president'of the municipallh are 11110
‘ ‘3 u [‘1] teported to hme beenshot by the DUI- i
hmc been
mused by the rough tleatment given
American soldiers who botanic disor
derly in the Japanese quarter of the
Japanese soldiels drme out the c

ShOlHiki

 

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to

ALLIED DOSSES ONI
EVER HAVE’
BEEN LIGHT, WHILEL
THEBOISMVHHEAD

 

said to have been not infre- 3' Amhangcl 01 11*. com cnient \illazcs‘

'As a icsult of the 1mm Allied ad!

6}). 11:. king that American marines raided 111mm 50111111111111 along the Murmansk
1119, Japanese consulate at Tien Tsin 1'nillo:1d,pa t of another Russian pm:
No vincc. Olonetz. was added to the ter-

ritory of the Government of the North.

1'1'ol'inrlal Commissioner of Olonetz.

”.mThe Bolshevik'
eneral Staff at Moscow claims that
the during .la'nuarx and February, the llol
the

After the Bolsheviki entered Kiev.
they are said to have executed Prof.
essor Baranm'sky, an economist, who
l’rIKING, '1'nursoay. March 13 (AS- “ms weeqtlv appointed to Ieprescuu

PARIS, March. 13, ThursdnydAsso- "
iated Press l—HBrlgvfleneral Goornclfi
l! Harries, commander of the Amcrl I
The next day two hundred can Military force at Berlin has been5
angry- marines who were 0!! dug, 1191c 5111 cm! days to report to the Sit-,-
paraded through the Japanese conces- promo War

Council on the militnn‘g
Mike“ and economic

situation throughout
Germany. He has given a dramatic re- _5
it ‘3 reported oils] of events in Berlin during the '
months. culminating in the

“serious strcr-l filzhtlnlr or the last fort-

measures to be taken to restore non nmgm'

111... «10111111

. in: is running high in TlmEaln.

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ARMOUR WOULD BE A’ "HOBO!"

lcently declared he “envied the care— food is sent to air! in holding back 111115
11011 life of the hobo‘ may become Bolshevikmcnaco

a "hrohtl"
V'auabonds

in the Chicago society 0

“hen the American party 11:11 Ber-3
no. the Governmmt forties under Gus-l"
have Noske the German War ”manner.i

had the upper hunt 111111.111 General
CHICAGO.- Mar. 14w! Ogden Arm- llarrlos' opinion. the Government will
0111. mum-millionaire packer who re- conuol the situation. particularly 1?

11 nm the
t’ border.

1 The American forces in Germain

castelng

lI‘he society at its meeting Sunday. consists of olghty officers and six bun-f1]
will consider m m as s drtd 111011.11 considerable part of lllt‘:

“brother." active urotherullae.

coming-111 being" stationed at twanty
, camps at various places in Germany.

 

 

 

I AM STRONG
AND HEALTHY

 

Vihtnrr'r :nnlhrl' we.- 1111. l have
:1 will» 111113111 or .1 bad breath she
giwa 171w ;: (Klwurr! s.) “11- pol-1111:. in
1113' stomach. ll11~r 11nd bows-l4 don't
llltlkt' 1111' 1-: 1. “at your mollu'r giro
you 11in 1.1 (:1- wk 41' 1:.1~t,.' «Gator
oil. 11?« null» 11' (alouu'zt

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Mothers!

Path 10 cent box of' 0am

 

 

j the awaited improvements wouldcomo
"(in every community and, indeed, in
every home! '

1.. 'In the peace confluence a mar"\ol-
' ‘ 0118 thing has been the policy five-and-
"take, of filendly but not acrimonious
discussion, the yielding or a. smaller?

. for chil drcnr. dosngl

carols candy 1-::~1tl1uti(- has directions

at all fines. All
little folks love C‘ascurcls undo mothers
can alwurs depend upon them to move
the bile. sour fermentation and poisons
from Uh: child's tender stomach, lilcr
and bowels without injury, or griping

 

 

point. for the greale1 good. I
‘* The Ohio editor has tl1e 1111111 idea. »
‘Don’t let's squabble." Let's get the
g done, be it hospital or pavement.
Two! or Salary schedule or mvic or
.vate improvement. And in the mu-
llil joy and pride in the complelcrl
hing not only will the squabble disco
,-bu~t 511150. little by little. if we
pep on. the squabbling habit.
—_—__.........____.

9 South Namath .Bbardot Trade
become a. real organization which
~. its wetlltor the welfareof the city.
mg the past week a new set or en-
1.1111 123111: and capable officem has
. elected: and as will be seen in 1111'-
filler column committees have been
lcpiesentatfl'e 61‘ our Debit

There are many was

 
 

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W‘t‘anl‘S

lmenns of holding back the Bolshevik
lndvance.

good condition with adequate food and‘
[little sickness
5hr: taken lo 1eturn them to Russia by
way of the Black Sea 01
5 routes so as to mold forcing them into
51111: Bolshevik ranks 7

filming cared for by
'Headquarlvrs in Berlin are on the sec.
and floor of the Hotel Adieu. in the
heart at the. city, where moonlight-
ing has been going on. During tho
early" stages of the fighting, General
Harries had aznnrrow csmpc. lie was
standing in a window ot-tnc American
-lxcadquarter.=. watching a. clash Do-
lwoen opposim: factions, when a snip-
'r'r‘s bulb-1 crazed his breast and bur-
;iwl ilsr'll' in :1 window casing by his

f rillt‘.

, l‘urins 1l1.- more recent disorders m
,llvrlin. 1h.» (‘lvclril' lights haw been
I'vxliuguishul. strum cars stopped, tclP~
511111111.» 11ml lclt'rzrn'fih wires cut. news-
gpapm' lll‘twsw." loft idle, and stores
'«ll-x'l'd: yo! tho luihlit'. according 10

(:1 1111111! liar-11111 slums little evidence
of p.1ni1:Tl1e sue:- ts have boon
crowdul “11!: people including.r wom-
1-11 and (hildrtn. but the military forc-
r'xs hau- kept the crowds constantly
movinlz. T‘w rattle of rifles and ma~
rhino 1211115 echo throughout the oil)
both dav and night but the Spartacan‘
hands 11:11 1' been andually drll'en,
back .1111! have lost control of strategic 5
I
1
Thousands. of Russian prisoners.‘
General llanles says are clumoxinp toI
1"mu1n home. but this would present,
a serious pmhlem as it would mean
the sending of 600. 000 Rnusslans into
the hands of the Bolshevlkl. The latter
are lhleateuing the Polish front and
have a powerful organization at Vilnmf
with unlimited funds for propaganda
walk. which is under direction at
Adolph .lofl‘c former BolsheVik Ant-l
hassador at Berlin. It is believed that'

tWeen Russia. and Germanv
with food 1'.cliet offers the

together "
surest '

Under American care, the!
Russian prisoners are in reasonably

Steps will probably

 

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Recovered and Repaired. -
Cellhliai'd'and Glass WWW

'AB'H; SUPPLIES—GAS

1.111191136001100 llusslan prisoners are
the An1erlcans.'

$.55;

 

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5a strong military zone in Poland fie- 55‘?

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etc; gives a. brilliant pohsh quick-
ly. Regular prlce 19°
' 25c. At

' yarn.- Flinn

Allibtlc 11111111111 Tunnels

 
 
 

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Hamill: Cotton '

Black, white-

 

chiefs
Dainty
and colored burden.
Regular 15c. At ........

Shell! Hair Pins
First quilty.
Package . . . . . .'.x.1 ........

 

embroidered hemstltched

9c

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

THE GREA T MAGIG FIGURE SALE
55TOmorrow a Day of Wondrous Value Givmg
Thousand Bargam Specials-«Dollars Doing Do
Duty Don’ t nfiss this great salon-Come Tome
tits opportunities to the thrifty are many.

runny, MARCH 34.1919

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Gmtonnes

Peroxide Antiseptic Soup

3 cakes tax-2&-

Fine White Dress Voile
45 inches wide real
. yard 39‘:

36 inches wide. new
,dalnty colorings.

'_ Special at. yard

Tumblers 6

 

5

Woodbury’s Mar Soap

For akin. scalp and (vomgcgoiu5
"95"“? ii“ 191:
cake; At ..............

Palmolive 50119

Best toilet. both and nursery soap.‘

2 cakes 1111 19c

Babcock’s Corylonsis

Talcum Powder

High grade purr- whlle soft talcum.
delightfully scented. 1:111. rose and

violet. Regular 1 Sc

3512. At, each ........

Kolynos Dental Cream

1 Regular 251-.

' At. each ............. 193
White India Linon
Excellent quality. suitable for
dresses, \V:ll?~l.‘<'_ en: Regular 390
yard. 19°

At. yard ..............
Crash Towclim:

Bleach or unhlench. strum: “raw

and heavy quality llu-gular 251'
yard“ rd ..... , ....... 1 9 c
Curtain Scrim
\l'hilo _and Arab. fancy lmrdl'm.
Sidiéf‘féld’l'ilif‘l‘. . . . 19c
Muslin Corset Covers
$223.21.??? “I. ...... 196
Women’s Bodioe Vests
Spring weight. whim rlhbr-d: rogu-

“fllm‘ 60¢ Tomoro“ .Enmvcd or plain:
‘10 Om“
Moire Ribbons some 7 :4

winches wide; all

colors 1nd

Muslin Drawers

W 2 Dress Voiles

designs

Thin: Blown Glass.

10“ Extensire assortment 1t 1 1. ,91- .
and brown 3 90 log new patterns and love-13:31.9: ggjwfi and children plain or
mmm D. ommmm - 29,“...1 as:
S Snap css value 3;... 111, mm , mm . ..........
Fasteners Combination . Childrenis Niu'ht. Gowns
“19““ mm" “01' ‘0' 96 1 W Silk 2 m o ,, ,Encoucnt' quality. 111111111911 with
and while “a 1 Twist ”0° "WOW ~ ambmldery. m
V Lens Rd Re ll!‘ 59C. At ...... '
5‘ Ex mu Curtain 8 Value 350. Al .......... 29“ l g“ B .
Regular 150. Combination HI 13888181138
i , A‘ ----------------- 9c 1 1.3 yards Belting 1 card Sn - Assorted styles. trimmed with
' ’ . k 1 Ping ' , 93”" Zdainw elnbroidory or lace.
Womens Fancy Hand er~ mm” m‘ 111 .negm, 59¢, .11 ......

in

molar mice

$"45G

 

pure silk.
Bonus: 460. At, yard

39:

Imm- size.
Germantown Knitting

~Beyulnr price 89c. At

Glam Wash Bounds

58¢

 

Wool
Not all shades.
Glenna» Prlco

Nicki: Gum

-Rogularm1oc 311..“
Al

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Galvanised Iron Water
Pails

12 r s 20.

891311;; 501'. Al 39c

White Skirting Gabauline

“'33 79c yard 39c

specm. yard

..................

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Chemise

'Pink and while.
Regular $1.25. At

 

cummmm

Women’ s Embrmdumd

‘W'omen’s Jersev Bloomers

 

 

lar sizes: value 251.

Special .............. 19c
Best. Quality Aaron
Gingham

Regular 251: yard.
Al, yard .............. 19c

Wright’s Silver Cream
Polish

For cleaning and polishing all arti-
cles 0‘ gold sllve1,pl.1ted ware

..............

Lykuu Fu’ miture-Polish
The one cloth polish: cleans 1101'
'ishes and dries in (1111‘ 011511 ope”!-

£11? .3"??? ........... 190
White Outing Flannel

3'6 inches wide substantial. scr-
vlce-glfing quality; heavy. «alascly

Woven and fleecy. 29c

Regular 49c. At. yard .-

Yard Wide Namsook
Madly 01' high made» soft strong
Milly» and smooth tex-
lure. Regula

price 50c: At; vard ‘ 29° ‘

'Etmkish Fm Cloths
Value 8c . 6 for 290

each

 

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72‘ Inch' Table Damask

eraw quality. inghly lllvlu‘:.v.1 1‘
satin finish: launderr .1111 k
,5lllce linen

yam» $1.25. An ynrd 79C

14 Inch Hair Floor
Brooms
79c

With four toot handle».
Regular. price $1.00. A1

Best Qualitv Pertullcs
Md wide; ,vds for 89¢

5W8” 350 M
Colonial Rugs

 

Made from new 11an 1.1 —.:1
27 \ 50 inches: Wflflhflblt‘ 1.
Versible

V1. .111 31.2.1.1“ ...... 99¢

‘Pafi‘ern Breakfast Table

Cloths

Goo-J signifier t'rfificfive p.111 *ll'
hemmed readv for use.
Value 31..“ At ouch 990

Women’s Silk Glow
Double finger tips and silk
99c

blalk brown and white
Regular $125 In pair
Women’ s Petticoats
Extra fine quality; black \u'
over floral patterns.
Regular $1 1111.11 990
Brassiere Comet. (.111 vb
Very strong (mum-lo; 111111 ~
mod hunt and D3011 and r: :za

ed armholcs. 996

Regular prlt-r»

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won. and whim , Fruit-of-thc-Loom Muxh’n
Women’s Cashmere Regular 981'. Al ...... 79c “'as 351' 1d wit: 1‘01 51 :3
‘ . , ' Tomm 1 on
Gloves Shirt walStS 81111111; (111 Ill liar 1.11:1: . .1 #
golf lincd:g111y.l1luch and white. .plam “mow.“ 5.5.5.5 1155,55,}. "55,55... 5‘ ‘
9‘3“” 59" Pa" 39c Regular 11.25. 79 Seamless Bed Sheets
141.1)er .............. , At .............. c l-‘ull “li‘fll'hl‘ll. slumlurd 1111:1111. 5’
slaw A} .\ SIII, wr-r- .‘S.l.:’1'l. 500 on hitll_‘ ,5
, ltllllr-l'l‘tlu' ‘
Coats, B S C rm'h 51-19 5'3
I'BSSCS and [MS , . - . 1
While ‘1‘ ash Salim ‘
A“ the new spring styles and all the wantul m .terials and ::-; 1-..th um» "--1,.1l.u' $2.11" 1'11 .:
”545.5. 5 I 5, 5 1 1. 5 '1‘11'11111'1'1111. "
.1 111m 1] xx ill-111 llltll‘ 11111 \ulu ‘ 5 5.5-, $1.29
WOMENS AND MISSES' DRESSES 15.
MADE or ALL WOOL 3211611 All Wool Fine Twill
-'\-'Imh1"l Ml \'1r_\ smart ~11l11.,1:1113.-~ol'11i '1' luv-H" ‘HW‘ SQI‘Q‘ES 5.1
I'lx “N ‘1 ill‘l' t‘t'nlh' \‘tllsllllnlltll 111111115 at 41" mohw: \l’itlv: all llu- new colors
“'11s $3.0" yard. -
$12089 'l‘mnorrow, yard $15- 39 fi,
TAFFETA ANDSA'EIN DRESSES The F alums “halide!" ‘1
\l'umlcrl’ul assnr’rulcnt of 111‘“ and luu'lv mudrls. “"9"." ' Table MB 5
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$16.89 AND $18.99

GEORGETTE CREPE DRESSES

Hn'mh-d and t-lnhrnidvrcd in striking: rfl'm'ls.
lhwimhle' 1"11l11l‘lllg's_ Spot-in”): lll'lm‘tl for tomorrow

$24.99

SPRING'BEEE SUITS

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l‘hc host shades and 1

$18.59. To $34. 99

GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
BEAUTIFUL NEW COATS

'l‘ho 11v“ rxt fabrics. tho finest qualities, the l'lthust color
and haw-1 11 orhmauslup arc the features of nlll‘ a

$3.995 To $2
WOMEN 3- DRESS SKIRTS

.‘l'htlt'ls that are full of sale. skillfully tallul't'
ol lushiuuuhlc materials.

$3.49 To $12 .49

Mammy V
» some Magnum N6 ALUES m
TRmnm '

11111111111 marmcméo. Al
Irma ~ or ,

poplin and silv'vltouo.

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l'un Suits 1-md Belted Suits art- amonc' ”11:11: 11' st: 111s sin-11111
: .1112 lrlmluml talloro d and vast moth-ls. 11m olopeu from all wool

11 in 11 ruril-ly

31%

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$1.”

42' Inch All Wool” Navv

Sponged and shrunk.
Tomorrow.

Some

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$1.49
Flesh Crepe Do Chine
inches wide: regular 51 .49

15 yurd.A1 ymd

 

$2

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Standard Make Comte;

50 and 5'}. 00 value
pair

5 1.59

Women’s Flannclettc
Gowns

 

\‘l arm and heavy

qualitv: while only $14.59
mg.»- Lang Crepe Kimonos

All colors; With attractive lllll'll'

designs.

Regulax 23.49 At Slugs

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Willow Clothes Baskets

Large size, made

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extra strong

1' price 82.26.,M51‘89

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designs in fast. color 111115
Well made and 11inch 11-111:
Regular

$2.19

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