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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 4, 1919 · page 9

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SPECIAL SHOWING 0F

" 0 Ladies’ and Misses’ SUITS at

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One or the important new undmnk- -

3mm in Germany is the Technicnl Paw
of Leipzig. intended to promote

Etrade int Tests of manufacturers of

ladies’ Capes $10.98 np—hrcsses $12.98 up

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Ichctnitrals. etc;

:commercial relations with the
— ~ - the Caucasus
shown by the Company for Home and

lmachineiy. electrical apparatus. tools.
it includes a broker's
llama to exploit the commerr‘a‘ Yallle
{of scientific inventions.

Special attention to development at

and Persia

Balkans.
is being

‘ _.='- Foreign Undertakings. of Hamburg. a

. - on. SMUKER!

.4 We hve adopted figs means of advertising to acquaint
’3' you with our may pedals, thereby giving you the op-
j' portuniv to but the high cast of smoking.

.1, This Saturday we are offering wonderful reductions on
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$5,950,(M.00 corporation whose activities
hatc- been Watched with interest
but-moss men of the Allied countries. ,
The AustmGerman caste-m group of

this organization was md to L'Onl9nl-f
plate several large meal and an

rirultural enterprises in Turkey.

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~- -—SPECIALS #1:".- n-rrm "tutor-

I Judge’s Cafe . . . .' ..... 13c Tomboy ............... 7c linen st: I? —e Medv min t T;

30: of 50 ....... 85.25 Box of 50 ......... $2.85 'u‘nncle‘fgatailic :z'odlttons h Sibel-l

It waist; ---------- 12¢ '1'. B. Perf. or Londm . . . Ge comm“ ,

r x ......... $2.45 Box of 50 ......... $2.40 - ‘

, Soby'anmn ......... 13c Waitt a Bond‘s Late-t .. 7c WEN“ SERVITUDE i

5 Box 0! 50 ......... 3525 Box of so ......... $2.65 l FOR BIGA‘BTS’

. .1dean ......... 12c M.J.Gnrcia—Kavans....7c ' . . . .' ..

_ no: a so ......... 5475 Box of so .......... out lmL°.,"‘“’*-; 5?“! "Trim?“ r‘"
E We will also place on sale on that day a number of popu- mg»? In; his}3 gmLtne‘dnlw 0:

lar M of mbncoo at reduced prices. ls°°"i*‘“ 3mm" and b" "1“ “m";

,, 'Serzeant at (lid Bailey. The Sor-‘

i gaunt in imposing a me at out-1
- {year's imprisonment upon an oflender

Tarlov Bros.

UP-TO-DATE . CIGAR STORE

;qnoted and approved the
-ot the Scotch judge and filed umli
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK,
'cnoooutrn 'eAnntan " ' l ' 7 '

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Pound box 44c. 19c box.

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THOMAS CONFECTIONERY

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CHEVR-OLET
For Economical Transportation ‘

Austin’s Garage
R. R. Avenue - - - Phone 1959

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and amt-e to your turn]. Blake
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pleased with your purchase. We

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.nnw YORK. 436 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FARRAGU'R 798

~ .. DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NOBWALK AND NEW YORK

' pperate Seven Best Trucks in the state. Also H ‘
4,”, Trucks for Contracton’ Work. ydrauhc Dump
, Mono your ordeu. attention will be given. ’
fink competent help employnd. A receipt given and obtained

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'7 In the display this wwk are many sample
dreams of original style. These are ”coldly
Whit; and the prism are Me. It will
not‘bé ponibleofveoune to duplicate than. ..

' WW crepe with straight hang-
ing tunic heavily beaded. The bodice is also
beaded. Thoreau long flowing sleeves and
deep satin ribbon girdle has corded fringe ends.

$37 .50

‘ norms Who gown, high waisted with
loose hanging jgckot affect headed in black. The
overalsirt also beaded in hiack, is; looped in at the
hem. fleck and sleeves are piped with black and
m it it black Quin girdle. *‘ ~ ,
$55.00

" Champagne colored Satin and Georgette
are combined in a nimplc‘l‘rock which 'n 050c-
tivoly headed in self-colored heath. The deep

satin git-tilt has double ms’n mule.

$45.00

Pale coral W with white Min
beads on bodice and ovornkirt. Georg“ girdle

falling in soft folds is shined at side. Long
fioxli'ng sloovcg have two beaded tassels attached.

$45.00

A Garden of Hats
Never was there such frecdomgiven in style
and trimming of a hat as now.
Largo. drooping bl‘ifi‘lfi, high “crowns, or all

MW!) and 120 brim. .

f Georgette Crepes in delicnte winning have
tinder facings of straw, with a cluster of cher—
ries, a poppy of. brilliant hue or a finale Int bow
for trimming.

. Black Hat! of “pioture” style are headed in
fict, encircled with ostrich feathers or have tolds
and plaits of null-in". ' ‘ _ L

l Straws in oouventioml shapes depend for
style on a flaring how, a perky quill, small tufts
of ostrich or perhaps a wing. . .

Combinations of blaclt‘and henna are strik-

ing and are in favor. _ ,
' ‘ “Second more

30025. Women and Misses

"'V mfipring hncsofhoeond button hum:

-mvmedthmmndthm is a v~

' choice Ii‘win be. well to make any «tom:

Black Boots.
’ Vici Kid. lace w button,
round toe and mm. , 1
blo heel. $3.50 and $6 5;:

Vici Kid. lat-r . button. mo—

“ toe and military heels. $8.00 to $1"? on
Can a with high or
low huh.

Brown lid or Cali, lace
model, high or lrm‘ heels.
Gray Kid, gm? (tlnth this,

$7.“) to 88 wt

$6.00t05320'.

Fuel} 5.00%. $6.95 to $8. 5"
my Kid. gr“? ('10le 1ft}.§_
From-h llf‘tflqfi, 514‘“;

Boudoir Slippers, Quilted Satin:
Hark, light and 91d Inn, Lavender, Bose
' andPink. $2.50 a pair.

Shoes for Children

“School and Dress Shoes mad from thv in «
materials obtaimiltlt'. Thcsc T‘t”}‘tl't'>l’lll all <th ~
Black Kid, Cu}?
and Patent lomlurs
Tan Russia (‘alf
w KJ-d

White Canvas,
Nttlmck and
real Buck
Pearl colored

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Prioetl acmmlinc in 8554‘. $1.85 to 57.5..

5.

French Glove of real kid

A new arrival from overseas

Treiousse, the name famous fur many yum--
'8 approved by well dlmscd \\‘\'lll(ll who l'hOll‘tJ
their gloves with care. In gray and tan. tln‘oe
ablation of each, pique sewn and with hvntmltwl
stitching on banks.
$3.50

Ma’n floor.
In Apn‘lWeather “Tint-ex" restorvs
be kind to the (1015— color in faded gar-
plexion. Luxnr Cold moms. Flesh, ca—
Crcam is (11"; ideal nary, blue and m-t‘u.
manage and deans- Especially good for
ing cream. Lunar Georgette blouses.
1M Powder, Flesh lingerie and under—
Rachel and Whitc. . garments.
‘500t8.abox. 25cts.abox.
mm fli-(‘T. Main floor.

1 lnlaid Linoleum

i ‘ ‘ Four patterns remain, each one dcsirablt-
i both-in coloring and design. These are of por-
fect quality but are not to be «implicated “'1th
this lot istold. A real bargain at -
$L60 a square yard. .

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