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. Miss Lena Tonetti, of 1224
Barnum Avenue, Bridge-
port, Enthusiastic Over
" the Great Herbal Tonic
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LENA TONETTI
Miss Tonetti S3ys:—-“Aftel' being
sick vi'ii (lyspr-p-‘ia, with heartburn
and sour avi'l stomach. also continual
backar‘hn and having tric'l many rmn.
edies to ct: rnitcf. l at last hmrd oi
Cl.\'()T hfi'i after using two hottlos it
has ~ntirdy rc-iievnd ma. 1 fro! s‘ronz—
er and better in vvory way and am
pleased to say a good word for it."
Don't wait if you how ptin:~ in thi‘
back. Molnar-'1 and hl-al and bica’ on
after 2303‘s with a burning. fiish-jd
face and your hnari heats lit-:e a H‘ D
hammor. t‘lNl'fl‘ \'.:".l stroighnn you
out in a jiffy. It is .l partly llf‘l‘ll.17
tunic :znl conmim: no p'ifsnnous drug:
of i.ll“ kind. Try (‘lXOT-und son for
yliurmif the ‘tt‘v-tidr-ri‘ul l‘""‘ll’>‘. :‘.l'i
hot? fin? you will l'l-cl.
(”INOT in‘ st-ll :.t l‘lnisl'wl's Drug
Store. Washington sirs'rt. and Wm. ll
.lnyes'flh‘uz S S'mnt‘ortl. Aiw) :i'
the ii‘narpm. l l‘ 1: (VI. \Vl <‘l.'ni‘-.
Swi‘zs—i‘IS l'r'jg S'I‘r-x Sou:h;:nr2_
.-: Harjignn >- I'm: .\ or“.
a'rtnue, llrirlgrpr‘r'
err-w
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Eves EVER
/ bEEN TEéTED
Ac:
u—ll what
You cannot
the conzlitirn
‘ eye: is im].-.-.,
had them txaniinprl by
of ynur
you 41 [VI-
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.as organizing in New York.
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BgnLL A
IND'IG ESTION
thoEns OVER no; "
. TWO TOUCHDOWN'B‘i
rmxr‘r-zrox. x. 3., Sept. Ila—The,
,Tiger sqdml‘pnt in a busy altcrnoon'
today perfnctin; play< that will 7“.
Used ngaimt Trinity next, Saturduyn
Head coach Roper know his: mpnalonc
blackboard talk bcforn the workout:
bpnnn. Than sir tuum> wore formed:
and new; put through a :-,-..tppy signal!
drill. ,
T-lm zirs: 'Hl‘n trams. "A' and “"B
4224 tiz: ir‘nrw; u rimming? hold this
srnmr. 'l“M fir" roam llnn up with
‘.\lc.\'nniar.t. tho oh? l-T't'wter captain a"
résbt and: Hart’n:-' nt' 1hr} last fall's S.
_\ T t‘. tram Pl tlw mitt-r wins posi—
tion, Pazisn'tn rind Mallow as lockloau
Holman at ((llfl“. .Qll'ilhlnll. qunrtcr-
bark on the» 19‘2": fivslamzm roam, vall~
ml signals. and mo Rollbacks ‘2'530
Loutin. another l-Txetnr produCt.‘ and
Gariity, who plnymi on la~t vom"! in-
formal (uric. tllP ml mum
halfback. was plnr‘wi at fullbnwk,
Team “B" lined up with Rho" and
Thomm nuns; Skinnn' nnil Dickinson.
tackles: Taylor and Spoons, guards.
and (‘oopm~ mntro, Hopkins was s
tion -«l at quaint; with Mummy and
Tiimbln at fullback. in v'm
scrimmaue Zvlt'l‘hcr‘ replacul Tiim'um.
and Lanzurchc took Thomas“ Wot-’2.
Th» 11‘! tom h-
tlowns on roam “B" b"x'&lxl$|"
nl' Ill" »\<'¢Ill¢nt intern-zont‘e offered
7\ tizo- 1.!l‘9ll" hacks and finds, lfuril‘v
for l'iv-ld 20:" : the n'i-'
hn-l 4'"
‘- :tt‘slty,
Lats-r
‘37‘llf- ~I'nl‘t1xl 7's”
lni'ss‘ly
:w') 7. 'w
'ht‘
"plv‘ll't‘ln "vs. " A} r ..r-
irriv‘ L“ I' Orr)! owing tlw
”stun ltnwr st nt the Il'”'l
'lllt‘l1,ll rhfi'd ~4ch wssimis and Ilwn
l‘,2~'>‘ t;
l.‘ 'il:!o-~‘ -m-otul \tr‘sit-x
I“:
win ”A"!!! to 'll“ :hnwfirs.
"Rut" contra on ilto lfilvi,
“12:11 and All Anivricnn c'ontrp thv
pu-vi "its _\ at, who is down lit-r0
in‘m hi7»: ;‘.~.n lilflfl imam. lssur‘tl :I stare»
man today dcnyinz his connoc'ion
with thv pmfmtsi'onal team that Charl-
(it"ll“ l'l.
. 0v BVir-‘aivyl. tho old HurVnrd captain”
G r-nnnrt L
1".<(“.:t‘.n:9c| m'x knowlnzlizb of this rear-a .
mid denied that ho was undo" mm
um i to pin; on nnv professional téhm. .
Th- l'tfltl squad now numbé'rs m'r‘t‘ W“ ’
imn, who ... 41m elupln: rapidly u".
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' CHINA'S PROVINCES DISAGREE. i
l‘n-ki.. Monday, Sept. 29 tA;t.soclatcd|
Prm‘sl. .\ttcmpt~‘ to rosumo tho con-
?»rPnc-P brtwron li“ll‘gdll‘~l from North
(‘hina and South-China at Shanghai
'r ‘ . y roye- abortiyw. soutlwrn
'a (:at‘ofnl t‘ 'mputent up "1‘ “k”. '0 ll. ‘
‘ tometzisv. 1\'- -,\'r (lt'lt'xnl‘.~ l‘t‘l'l>ln2 to moot “anal,
made a prct‘r-und “ ”i“ Tang mnnm at'rangc Peace inducer]
of. ”it: m ”n3 can thw two suctions. no otlwr reprovnta-j
sc Gntifzt‘nily locate your , . ... h
vmumr uql firmer“... two can. inasmuch as hr knmw.‘ 1 o
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111-" DTP-“1‘ 23394598 for cxtnnv in which concessions can bo
made h} North (‘hina. A- resumption
:‘ of hmtiiitirs is. lltPrel'orP. four-ed.
JILBJA cmso Tm s W W
~s DFTIIMETI-tls‘l" ~ , ,. ‘ - , _ ,
South .\t)rw:\.l\' Bron n': Rommel if
vou desire tho bcst warms obtain.
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EYE SERVICE
The optometrists in charge of
:“ming.cowns and
(R 4 was”, ‘ .51‘41 . o g L, ~
5 “ (”*3Fall Opening Days “*
Furs, .Gowns, Millinery, 'Tailored Suits I
. Lingerie and Accessorifi ’ " '
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Concerts by
The Goulding Harp OrcheStra
in the Tea Room.
afternoons at 2.30
ing shades.
. .. ——*es£"&—r
F Dancing Frock
The most beautiful dresses are of taffeta and sil-
ver or gold la'Ce combined. -
A White T10“ is hand embroidered with little
French bouquets in color. There 385111 over-drape of
tulle bordered with silver. ’
A Corn Colored has gold lace panels
"and yoke and sleeves of gold lace. T is hanbne largg
.- ydvEt-pctaled poppy in pale purple to an magical.
‘ ‘ 'A M‘s-aid Dre-u has an overldlape and tunic
of iridescent beaded net, gold and blue. .,
A Pale fine My Willow Todd: is of eccentric
model and has :i corsage bouquet of deep red roses.
An moi-fie Evening Dress of black taffeta has
deep over-drape of black Chantilly lace, short puffed
. sleeves, and round neck bordered with puffed net.
The little bunch. Prod:- of tulle and silver lace
"are bewitching and they look like a collection of but-
terflies’ wings and rose petals. There are French deco-
ntions of double-faced velvet or satin ribbons in queer
, ombinations, and variouslfihcr novelifcaturcs, such
, as a beaded vestcc or girdlfi _«
k on the oecnnd flpor.
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‘ Sweaters and Scarfs
lt would seem as if no 'wardrobc was complete
i without its sweater, scarf or knitted wrap. There are
sweatefi, medium and heavy weights, and these run
- through the whole gamut of colorings.
t T herc are heavy Coat Sweaters for tramping and
Uutdoor sports through the winter. .
l Sweaters ml! Wraps of fine wool and silk, in light
and delicate colorings, for wear. about the house or on
' the verandah.
Heavy Swan-s made with shawl collars and
. belts, brown, navy, dark green, maroon, heather and
' rose color. ‘ $12.50
F Tuxedo mod-ls, also Slip-ens made of all worsted,
J‘Egy'ES.
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.., 110 ‘WashingtonStreet
33,..me
the United Eye Gloss Shops. are
men of the highest professional
skill—spécialista who have devot-
ed years of study to the eye.
If you need eye help—come. be
the ' United Eye elm Shops,
where the mvices of image spec-
ialists is at your command. ,
Should glasses be neq
and they are prescribed only whon
absolutcly , Jan-they will
be supplied at a. much lower price.
than you would have to pay else.
where.
The United Eye Glass Shops—a
national institution—m being op-
ened everywhere, to supply an
urgent demand for high grade op-
tical scrvice within the much.
all the people. ‘ \
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? Ian, rose, nilc green, navy blue and black,
L—L
$350 uni $10G)
Janey Knit Tuxedos, a fine soft. weave, ideal for
~T-o~ ..
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M of fibre knit, in
.‘ blues,
IOry red, lavender, rose, white
L i W ann Surfs in
Ilripes, fringed edges.
in.
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{wearing under a coat as there would be no bulkiness.
' Heather, black, brown and navy blue.
$12.50
peacock and iur oise
“So-hot worsted and mohair yarns, some in
{they weaves. These have knitted fringe on the
kids, and many have pockets. Turquoise ,blue, Vic-
and black. ,
34;“ M lid 3‘50
softly blended rainbow
Silk Departrnent
Opening Week Special
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“0.00 ‘
Surf C“ ”and those have fringed edges and
lncomb‘inamns of black and gold, American
3nd black, turquoise and blzci. .
“MflT-‘mmm ill suchcom.
blnitiom as in andiwhltefiorfl indium turquoise
,~ mum ~ . .... an
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l Fifteen hundred yards of Silk Georgette Crepe.
A wonderful silk oficring given when every woman.
who cares about her appearance, is planning a new i
gown for fall. Sixtydtivc colors in street and even- 5
Regular £3.00
$2.25.yud._
Third floor.
Fall Models
in Col-self
Styles which are correct
for all wear. \K’omen
who dress carefully have
several corsets. One
‘for wear with tailored
suits and blouses. one
for evening wear, and
. one for sports wear.
.-This is c c 0332;: y. it.
means comfort and long
service as well. '
Convenient f i t t i n g
rooms are in connec-
fiOn with the Read -
Corset Section.
R c d f c r n, Rustproof,
Nemo, and other favor-
ite styles, front or back
lace.
Second noon
.Ae—p
Moduli Suits in Extra
SinesforSUUth
No longer must the
woman of extra' size
hunt about'dcspairingly
for the suit which fits
her, for she expects
equally smart styles
with her more slender
sister.
The couturier has
skilfully arranged the
cut of models accentu-
ating long lines to em-
phasize the slender sil-
houette. In these days
a suit for a stout woman
is not simply a large
sized garment. it is a
stylish one as well.
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The Velvet Bag
it is a charming thing,
and soft to touch Isa
mouse’s car. it is puffed.
Shirred, and gathered in-
to a metal frame at the
top, and alithe bottom
into a huge tassel. Lin-
mgs are of attractive
colored silks and there .
are inner— pockets for :
change. Taupe, brown, ~
navy and black.
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Blankets
The winter M miete.
The time set now for the showing of new :ii'i\.t‘~
\‘alucs today are much better than they will be i.:‘..~
in the season. ’
White Bluieb, full size and nice Soft finish
at $5.00, “.00 and $7.00 a pair.
White Bhnketc wool and cotton mixed. neat pink his.
blue borders. at $8.50 sud $0.50 n pnir.
Wini- Bhnkeb, wool filling and cotton warp which
adds to its wearing and washing qualities, with pink
and blue bindings to match the border. full size,
at $11.00
White Blankets, seventy-live per cent. wool, with
ncat pink and blue borders. full size st $15.00
White Bhukeh, all wool, for.full size bcds, with colored
silk binding to match border at 817.50
Single Bed Blankets, (ill wool. while with pink and
blue borders. special at 315.00
Tl‘ll!l illu.
The Corduroy Neglige
One way of bringing the brilliant colorsol‘ sum—
mertime into a winter atmosphere is by wearing a gay
corduroy robe. Some of these robes are very attrac-
tive with their bright colored linings, strips of for on
collars and cuffs, and huge frogs for fastening.
Robes in old blue. rose and lavender. which will
serve nicely as breakfast Coats have figurgd Seco silk
linings, wide sleeves, and sashes to tie in front.
$10.50 up.
Robes with shining at the waist line. are full lined
with self-colored silk. Lavender. rose and blue. $15.00
Wide-waled Corduroy, with loose hanging sleeves
edged with tassels, deep pockets and sash. 828.75
A French blue Robe of wide-walcd cordmux is
trimmed with dark colored-swansdown. has tnsscix Emd
is fastened with one lar fie frog. This is lined with
Japanese silk. Very ric looking. $37.50
Shroud "u.
Mum-:9
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Fine Knacks for Ladtes l
“(1", china, have and new.”
The Laces and Trimmings. on this season's guwlh nu?
be as gorgeous and rich in texture and coloring :ts nnc'S
purse will allow. - ’
Every day new Laces in Exquisite patterns :m'ix c.
VeniogMy-ndfi'ilul‘us, 'n wid h f l u it‘-
half inch to the wide flouncings. I i S m n I
Osman Falter Fringe in a tempting line of C(llul‘ltk\
taupe, rose, coral, cicl, orchid, navy and black.
- . , ' ”as. a yerd.
F‘h Fun-ashlar phunes in bountiful Shades. rose.
wellwllli «citing . . >
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j ”mu-“W blue, 1“ other colormgs
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