Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 14, 1919 · page 2

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" " Thane-d ”has” given special thought
to furniture. lt is a pleasure, as well as an education,
to stop in the Furniture Gallery and notice the sets
'and separate pieces. There are odd tables, chairs,
desks and the small occasional pieces which adapt
themselves to meet the needs of the modern American
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’ owe...” my,“ furniture for the living room. There is great variety in Pictures
lee-cream? Chinese girls like it r'h an important role in the poll- style.Tnahogany frames 0’ nvcrstufi'ed W355 Up” There are pictures for
quiteas much as American girls do. tlcal 'gte of that country at the - -' , '
“'hile the latter were indulging present moment. hOlSlCl'Cd In a luxunous manner- every room . in; .flfc
in that cool. much coveted dessert The students organized thom- house. Man) . ..)p.cS
from famous artsss.

at Y.W.C.A. conferences in various
parts or the United States, the ion
mer were having it at their Y.W.
CA. summer conferences, too.

This particular treener or ice
cream served its purpose in making
a dozen Chinese girls happier—«ml
cooler—at. the North China Y.W.
C.A. conference for students.

selves in the spring. stopped attend-
ing their lectures and classes,
though they continued private
study, and began a campaign (a
recognition or {our principles
which they claim are essential to
speech. another the ousting mem-
bers of the militarist party—in

Malina-w Sets with cane hacks and cane paneled
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arms. covered in rose or blue damask.

Sebwith seven foot davenport, wing chair and.

armchair. full spring seats. hacks and firms. Tapestry

Oil Plintings in beau-
tifu: coloring:
Colored Photo'rnvum
artistically framed.

or the girls who attended this Peking. This latter they eflechod. COVCl'lU lll Combination rage (I mug. m , , _
conference many were among the They also demand that Shantung . g cm“. PM
8000 women students who belong to he returned to China an“ that the 'WCll known Sul‘ijClS

' the National Students Patriotic As-
ouclation of China which lsvplaying

twnnry-one demands of Japan.

made in 1915. be cancelled.

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puhl'l‘can Publicily Association. throuuh

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if: :3,‘;;f;‘:'3,a:fi::?.,;’,‘.";:;.':::.‘.nfj‘ii‘ffii“5WlTH TEEAMERICAJ: Trimm'ngs and Accessories Place your orders now I

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well evidenced by ”on: uthiCl'alto‘ll m . : is’shown tor the coming season. is 'well to be Ill .ld\ an“ of _
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General Graves. commander. of tho. W‘ - '; Vi“? l“""‘ brown :
American troops in \‘liuiivustok. llua-i ¢ Bands “1“;le “h k, “kit. ‘ dlSilI‘Y‘UlanlTi’lll “ll '{HQJS '
eia. Graves undwrtook to hold up til. I. r ta e an , V . ., ,. . ‘ , .- .‘

“91""! t0 ""1. Omsk Government 0. . ll? . i git-I ‘ intended for , Lemsimas .’

T‘I‘liflm‘i n'fle's $19!]! 'to that decmmezl
‘ hy the Unibedfitmes. and this inter-:1
' :uptien ctdeilv'ery wasxtrnvu-s' mm;

gluon. tor Certain and American afti‘

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or arm. to me Kogchak mm... W: Fence: and Tunnels m assortment. now in stock.
State Department informed the Amen-i ' 4‘ ' ' . ‘ a
“ ican commander-that he had full pow- : .. ‘ l M53“ "“05 WM” “5"" '
91' to suppress the Olfendlng newspa—l ; “Evening Gowns -. . . w —. - . l

per. even Lhougll‘the Kolchak Cowlmv
“19?!“ might not. for psiltleal reasons.
1‘ WelrtotmOVana-lnst the press. . _ -
.‘ ”Power in the hands of ‘ml‘Amm-ir‘an
. general to suppress a newspaper in a
. country with which we are not at.
war? is Ihele any limit to the inter
Terence in foreign aflairs. public or pri
vale. which this Administration vane."
ly assumes? it was chiefly 'l'or politi-
cal reasona’ that none or the A'llml
Powm-s cared to interfere in the Pi-
ums\(~nmroversy precipitated by d'An-
nnnzm, and so the l'nitl-d States was

Wide Net Bub embroidered in gold. silver and
gunmetal, also in a combination of colorings. These
have flouncings to match.

M Na WWW; gold. silver
and gunmetal cloth.

Silk Nets in all enlors.

“Billie Burke"
House Dresses

Yoruba,
dark colors.

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made the goat and our Navy \v . - .
(Mm m m, Adriana New in $1.37.? Black Chantilly Flamenco and Edge. nafi’ow stripes, also
can commander has hep" given ’ . _ _ . .. ‘ ..- _‘ ‘ . - »
WWI”. m lodge a sedition ch 1.110 As'i'ar lurk. .l.- .l'lltnll‘.~. “our. .»r ”a“ r. “In“, 1 ChtCkS, in blue, pink
against a l()"ul""n )3 .. . 31813 the “or. llu- llml i lut\.\ Mml in N-ulpml
up the plantl '5 I M" aim l“ “"W :l sanitary umunhwlon that l‘l"l‘l‘li\l' 33¢ gray‘
“These illst'filces are b - n . ‘ 1y ('hm’kl'ql tho smut-xv or lyplmu. Mr
Ed to us barge the péaoznlfriuyjlg‘fr' :trwr llu‘ l'nltml .‘ll‘nll‘s l'mvrml ”w 0 . » F l PICin M”
. been ai’CEPled b ytlle Senate. lllkl m2} ”millet. ilw llml ('I‘ue" “a” MW". ii Ut‘ng - lannel Garments ' blue 0" pink
treaty is jlmmed fu‘l or warm.“ August. um. in «mm :1 run .w-mms. ’ .
which will Hugged! i0 :1“ \1‘ — ‘K " uh-n Ill‘ll ("Irl'll‘l‘ on (“(llehu r'l'u-i '. I - ' "" ° ' ' '
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tons.’ of ‘passing the buck’ to ti - ‘. .. .. f p . , ...; - . :_ . ‘nd 75 .
, (V .10 I nlt- 12...”: o in u rtuu lHllIHIL 1‘0"“. . - I,m fl.
:Eruilftsz, arnd to ‘lot Sam do it.’ i nua mls \"l‘l'i' nxmhlichwl. tho refugees (wL '« s ”-95 ‘nd ”-5
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. . mistranon that the min of doom! trmltuwm. furm machinery. mul years, a) d a CD.

Mode” dresses just ar-
rived.

Uncle Sam in Europe is to be a multi-
{arious one. He is cast for European

ax assessor and collector. money loan-
sr and underwriter. boundary snrvev-
(r, supervisor of plebisciteo. truant ol-
lcer. judge of juvenile courts in
(harge of charities and correction
presa censor and internatirmal police:
man on lane.” and seat His molmnt
tor; theoe oervlou will be the ago-long
“LAD-3061‘} 0t practically every Enro-'
3:1}: power. and, possibly, the burning
o I own home over the heads of his

children be ”Present“ _. ' . ' ’
. terror some . . l:L-i.l.l_.h...l..l..l “We. .. w.» .....-- . .- - ._
11.030 VU’)’ European COuntries; will: CHEHmlTZ, MODERN 'clTV OF t . p _ .

loco“ floor. 2! til. ,
are now swellinw the ; REFUGE." - " '
W. W. in Amer-135' ”mks or the 1' ‘ " ' _ L... J. p—
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“It seems almost bev ‘ " » -* . 9'. . . . a. .
.. , .ond belie! u,“ Chernmvltz, in the Bnlmwina, was I (-4543, p . :--; , t. , . .-
«1:22.: ‘39:, ”We '9 this country who the city of mm during the war for . . . ‘ ~ ’ “‘3” m
. and! at America become the m_ the JeWish inhabitants of a dozen or k — ~ . _q
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semis m‘mivhui tn luv") the Sorbet N'-
«lm‘m tlwir loud to prmlut‘tivit)‘. and.
lint lvusi, uwusuros umlvrmkt‘n for th-

Nightgown: for women, 82.50 ind $3.00
slit'l‘ur of the l'lllltll't‘n. Th0 iI-I'rlllln-

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. («amnion into which these lll'l|)l(‘.~> \ il- ',_. 4‘ LON Km! “to “m

tims of the war had fzillvn is \\I"' , . . .
portrayml ivy this photograph of :l 3 W M” m Slzcs 10 ‘0 18 years,

limo Sci-Mun girl “mu-int: the mg.-
i... WhflhumowSym $1.78 3,5

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Desks
. Spinet Desk. in graceful models that u ‘.l‘ a
character to any room in which they are plzlqcc;
Antique Mahogany and American Walnut.
Mahogany. $35.00, $42.00 and $55.00
Vi’alnut. . . $50.00
- French Decks in mahogany. liicsc E:;~\ c .
lent small drawers and shelves on the top .qu on.

drawer underneath.
Drop-lid Desks. These have pun ml the ml «3
venient of all desks for home use. lhcrc nt.‘ \h
and pigeon‘holes without number. and on:
large drawers underneath.

in Mahogany. $19.00, $22.50 to 34-1: . a,

Reproductions in solid Mahogany lolm m:
and Chippendale patterns.

$85.00m3l3530

Work Tabfes
Marthe Wasljngbn'fahlu in solid mall: gin
$18.. .
Fri-can Tables with trays. in mahogany
' $10.50 and $12.5:
Eulifi Colonial patterns with
and mo drawers.

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The New Rlbei'lS

The lavish use of rlbl‘ons predicted for this Maw
has l‘t‘ought forth creations of indescribable beauty. t
glance at the ribbon case. where man} :u.‘ on disylm.
would make one think the ta’rics had been at work.

Silver and gold has been gciu‘rousi) sprinkled on
blfl'k, Hue and old T056. '” ' ' ' ' ‘ l

The" are geometric and scroll defigm. in he?
Witching color combinations.

navy Bron-M Ribbons in mlrgeous colors.
Bbeh in heavily embroidered iu‘two shades of
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There are Jet “bone with silver embroider} w
bead Work. ‘

W'idlhs () to 0 inches, 31.“ to $9.” a yard.

, Sofia and thin Tafietu in pastel shades . for
camisoles, 31.5) to $2.75 a M

A goody showing of Fluid Mono. Tnflehomd
Solis in light or dark colors {or hair ribbons. sashes,
sachets, etc. 59 cu. up.

Main flo- tn

Knitted Petticoats

Short Petticoats, gray, natural: white and comb}.
nations of black and white, pink or blue with fancy
borders. ' $1.00, $1.50 and 32-”)

rm in black, natural, gray and white, solid;
$2.00 and $250"

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