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vwithaeoenlph Woworninemrotmepowwowtold m ;
'nirwheaevermnflmem Kamearorchardsnpeandmre. mmmm.m
'ummm‘mmv noun-nominal
«forks-1n mmmmgwmasmenuu‘bem-amu. m‘mmmw; .
doynbouwerenadoahtwtendrely} Thecevalestheidleflhlmd: WWQMM'.
ddoth. with shallow wooden soles,:2€orknew1heglad.cr~in‘m. ”mnwtiD‘IKV ‘5;
Mitocenuasilweweretomrn nejoyofhimwhoflsun‘thaod “M“mmnl.
«10 33168306 “shim! 35W“ mmmuwcbeml 2‘
tho newer models have no leather 0 painter of the fruits and flowers: ion of an mm 'm an advice , ’
chdabont them ltisnotsingnlar “'ethank'l'heefor'l‘hywiseéesm mum ‘ mj ‘ r“: .
mmtazhnumepamandIondon Membythese human hands ogo‘us ‘mwmmmm of; g
.w-onmm ‘0 mucking; xnfimsm99mk“mnme nan-MM“ not? 9*
r..1'mmrmm'm'¢. , occurndzohmandcoMem? ~ ~
moieverybltof leather for our feet. And thanksthacfromoordazlyneod every tonfiyanmootofhecoa-'
pm discontinued and in its placo
amtde-aad for thosemarrezons
healed has and rich
and silver broades and studded with
{ink nil heads or silver or gold or
‘ thinrim ct rhinestones—indeed these
new trues are eotrancinxty lovely
an! we have heard of stockings made
W.
posing cf the leather handbag.
Some women are making a more or
lessdeterninedeflmtolntmdnceu'
'flb-vthey nee been much seen at
WES and other mei- resorts
and we have heard of stockinbs made
to accompany these sandal: with each
toe in a separate compartment. Just
-ma¢|os'o. ltwonldberathera
mod thing if future generations could
betangntometheirtoalmm
at least realize that they have toes.
instead of coopinz them up in very
tight and narrow leather shoes which!
hurt like anything sometimes. Soa- Freedom may we wet}? in robes
dayamvhsleafllisday. tor-113m orpeue orafieraoesotcoaflaud
am abide i!
mummwmimfil-‘o but!» the males by
wlu'chit wasacqnitedarehddsacreci
tafnthatoorehoestyleshvo anaer-
"humanistic-mm
.1 a loot u Palm’s Xamaon
would take back what he said abon: an
army "traTeling on its stomach" it be
'rulizodinsthowinmmonrmili.
tar-y heads considered the soldiers’
runes and now say that no soldier can
fight i. is feet hurt. Smokers. san-
dals and broad rubber soled shoes and
la! heels have spread out foot emanci-
poaioo to such an eaten: that the hign
holed m and narrow vamp point
< at. once to me fact that, the wearer is
not as up to dafe as she migbe be.
for nowadays it is good form to be,
With,
—Try an accommen: in she
South. Nat-walk Erening 39:12an
you We the best
it
results obtain-
. all.-
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1
fi
Although our
The joy of simple 111112: is born;
That he who suites the summer weed
the autumn
May truss Thee ~10:
corn.
and beautiful '
thin node at tapeezfiee~and gold Give fools their gold and hates their
power:
Let. fortunes bubbles rise and 1231;
Who oows a field or trams a flower.
0r plants a. tree. is more than all.
For he who blag-s most is blesr
no God and man shasi cw:
worth.
Who ails to leave as his bequest
An added beam)- ro the earth
And. soon or late. to an that sow
The time of harvest shall he give:
frn. 1
The flower shall bloom. the
sham,
1: not on earth, a; least in heaven
—WHITT1 ER.
.-
FREEDOM.
war: but come ‘rt win
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"ln accordance with instructions re
ccired from the flow England War
San-”direct“. weioveghodoor;
enmorganizauon at tho 1715an at:
Robot-(Smile. theStathAd—
ministrator, andweueonrotaotyao.
as chairman. wilbegladtoeeoold
chemouonandmdoeteryxmngin
you: power to help thou the cruis-
whicnhasaflseninmohighoootot
living. thaslr Soofllte’s opinion
that we could but nerve by can.»
nhgonrownmkotpxeaehingthrh‘ti
and thereby man; the donut! for
‘ There is a‘ First Showng of Printzess Coats
In Early ‘Auturnn Styles
Fonrnewmodels. Anamsemmcdflmfi'sndverygmdmm
-o'
—-Edward Everett. .
GOiggN’S
CLEARANCE
SALE
ROW IN PROGRESS
some: games
40 per cent. to 60 per cent.
1
sale is over we
still haxe Bedding and Floor
Covering to oficr at reduced
1,
prices. .
/
Connecticut 11811111119 Store
TeL968—4.
37 WASHEGTOH ann'r
Abnothneoftheyenthavz younbetteapportnfitytore-
part of your home than during our August
furnish whole or
LOnr entire four
with _money saving values
$10480 to
floors are filled
ally as (0' whether the doolen are
conformingtothelalrricelntobe
established: wbemer the-e is any
boarding or neoeaoiuos. etc- I! you
.wfll kindly revert to this once at
one:- any consulate which soon to
you wonhy of investigazion. we shall
turn then: over to It. We. and
hi- cssu. es tn. eachoae will be dulr
with promptly.”
errata-n slot, scum.
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Army and Navy Boo Cow-o Home in:
Fine w eon-soon. "
During the war it was usually ex-
pensive to be patriotic and life was
jun one prixauoa alter another. P-m‘
now. in the period c! settiemeat am
readjustment, there is one patriotic
duty that does no; mean sacrifice. and
11::- man who performs it by hiring a
soldier will find that patriotism is
own reward.
For the ex-oon'ioe anon. according to
mots, is utter gated brie world's
work who“: genom- airmssmxr.
Yb “W‘hd‘fll' went to war. V
Therefore. {ht patflctic employer who
welcomes soldiers and sailors into his
busincss mun. will no; air be‘
doing the no: a good turn. but be will
by racing. inject new ennui-(Ohio
own. and thus raise the standards of
l
l
3‘
113
‘ cit-tenor.
Those tens have been made by the
war department as a hey to the 115!
of placing in civilian employment the,
fougqiil‘ipn men who are to be to
11111.6 to the United States. Col.
Arthu- W'oods. assistant to tho secreg
nary of war, is in charge or the gorern~ f
men’s gigantic employ“ flan. and
makes We the flare.- which hare
boon cbzained relaxire to the condltion
or razor-Bing soldiers and sailor;
, The figures show that 64 901' cents
of the m manifest actual and tangl-
,b&e improvement but: in physical and
mama: visor. Their perceptions have
been qniekened. their nerve.- hare
been disciplined. (hr-1r backbone has
bo‘n stiffened. and they are in general
.bener not! than they weee when they!
wen: away. 01 “stemming num-'
born. a larae percentage have shown
no actual retrosreulon. while a few
have been shocked and wooded by the
main. Tbeoe letter. however, are no!
discharged until everything possible;
has been done to restore. the- to nor-’
mal. so that all the men who are sent,
out as applicants for work by Com;
Woods and bi. ancient-Q represent.
the finest typo oflabor that eoufl be.
found anywhere in the many. men
with sound bodies. keen minds and a
ready spirit.
AUTHORSHIP NOT DETERMINED
"The more! see at human nature the
more I love loan." The com paras .
.horrbiscnndomh: mare?
noeotnenthebata-l namrrms
has rated the despair of the indistrl
can (on who run (notable passages
down to their tom-re. Because the
sentiment In W sari-rule it has
been attributed in the French
credited to Victor Bugs and Games.
Bond but their attributes has ne'er
been satisfactorily fortified. The
,anthorsjiip remain a ”in, and
:whon i: was mound be your
gun . arc the rising! £~bo.~r»: :1 n
the” who antler: to 315w" mg:-
m km to 511:1! any m.
one»: or m 3mm. ‘
,fietzraeingofthe term -,,-..
manner rerun £941me
taco. gull-t itwaa Was
3
at. The materials are wool, the linings of sol—satin. Collars. cufis
andtrimmingsareacoordingtotbehtesttaflored ideas.
Priced at $45.00 and $50.00
- -AidJ
Men's Underwear
. . . , \
In mcdzum weight surubuc for between se.:~
Sale of Wash Goods Remnants
Sacralhmdndyammvaryinghgthsar
o - . wear.
WVoflegPh-Voaqm U , 51111.1" 1mg “sh”,
m . .116 hm. ‘ C. Li' 5;..
Organdieo, White “351.333“ an”: kngm $2 :5
. I u S C I a . Shirts and Drawers, "Bristol" make. uh;
20 percent less than original mes. gray, ail sizes, $1.25
Thin! floor. )1.
‘j _ ”fit the Art Department
Esta h": m; Pins in celluloid- These are
Starcc and rather hard to get. We were fortunate to
secure those.
Stockings forChildren
Winch-fight}. in 5235 615310 9. 50:13. a pair.
,3...
”Wlfildficr ribsiu<63.-51,__
ShelCmcbet Books in good assortment. fat in corémcn. 59 do. . ”in
Halib- loolod Bop. so well done they are "mandarin black 0.11535: , 7 .., my
50 and 59 do.
hard to tell from genuine buds. There are several
patterns to select from and one buys the frame and
lining according to taste.
Bond hour. with leaflet containing one dozen
‘or more attractive designs for Indian head work.
These are 25 on.
, Apodotockofwinvafious colors, steel,
gill or jet included.
m Fancy Wonk “no for September is
yrs
Your Name Woven on Tape
One of the best was to amid losing clo11111.
bedding or household linens is to have them mark.
with one‘s own name Any style lettering mm "
selected in a varici‘. of col wing :- and the) are 1111.111
sewed on am garment or article.
.
“0" ready, ‘5“ ”“9, Place an order now as there may be a rush 1.1;. "
1“--- . 8-1- low. 3 dozen names, 85 ch 6 dozen names. $1.25
, . . 12 11124211 namcs. $2.1!)
Women's Umon 50115 L 1? 3 mm
g3;- forearly‘ Mm '
When the annistice was sped the min which
produces one of our most Mr unionsnits, had on
{hand a large quantity of yarn for making summer
arrests for the U. 5. Navy. This they have put into
.womcn ’5 union suits and called them “Liberty Suits."
'(l‘hc weight of this fabric is Eda! for early fall wear.
’ ,Two shapesonly, low neck, sleeveless, knee or
Inklc length. Sizes 34 to 44.
i Stilt Kerchicfs
Navy blue and H .
.eu. in who» 1‘.
be used as middy ti.~~
to tie oxcr one s 112‘
cap.
“”Jazz Ties ’
impossible to describe
for they look like Batik
work, “tied and dyed."
was.
Mc‘ twoar Counter.
w
$1.5
Keg iwcsr 1'"-
of, 9mk,’ blue or white 1
ribm .
"The Comectkut Childrcri's Aid Socict} 0 1
ducts abbiewingion the only Home for Criy,“
g‘flhildrcn in this State” 1
"Theflnneiscondcmncdby lusurancetw
911115. Ancwandfireproofflomcmust be 1&-
' Smog-1
:1! * “s4“; W“ m. . 1
K1 do. " mac. Canyouwboarcwbolcand sound in b.
ralizcwhatitistobcacripplc.’ Andihinkax.
0W dIiId. Nothbeaflcbrmtolcap. 1
keepupwifllofllcrdfldren. Klugfifieisgmatc.
SuChawfln'nkofthc handicap. Of )m.“
omegivcafitflctothisansc.
MmybescoltoficCo-udicux «in,
“mm "
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