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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 16, 1919 · page 2

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Brass Bed N0. 6480

Made of Simmons interlocldn:‘:tueeLllinxed brass “$1.131. Pair—
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Some Brass Beds that Really
Look Well in the Bedroo 1

OMEN who have bought
Brass Bods know that
Simmons Beds satisfy.

The tubing of Simmons Erase
Beds is heavier. When the tubing
is round it is lined with stetL
Such tubing resists blow and
knock—does not dent easily.

The lacquer is of higher grade—
the finish better through and
through.

This nation-wide experience with
Simmons Brass Beds. gives dou-
ble interest to our present show-
ing of these Beds, one pattern of
which (No. 648)) is illustrated
herein Twin Pair. Choicoof Bright
or Satin finish in Twm Phi! or the
Double Width Bed.

It will do a woman' 3 heart good
to see these exquisite Beds —wich
their feeling for true line and
form and compositiomgenuine
Simmer: -— Bud! for Slap;
held firm with the Simmons
Fraser! Steel Corner Locks. that
prevent rattle and squeak; Bf:
that invite nerve and muscl. to
relax and the whole body to sink
into deep, sound sleep.
Visit our store and let us «how.
you th-..e spmdid new styles.

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Prices of Simmons Bede are time
it any higher than thooe cf ordi~
nnry beds.
It will benpleasure toabowour
complete display.

SIMM ‘VIONS BEDS

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HOOSIER for immediate or later delivery.
3.83m! .-.es yon miles of°stepl

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Hoosier
Beauty
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Ems, COOKS AND BATS
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In every way. 60 doys’ trial free.
Bole Agent For

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Court Action in Cone of
GrantinnglevuApll-
cations

HARTFORD Oct 16. —'l‘l1e prohlbl-l
tionista of the state are up in arms
over the (net that atom-keeper- mi
applying to count) comm 'ssionero [0!“
a renown! of their "no: W. Yes-
trrday. eleven applicttlons lot Han--
.95 users l1(‘t‘l\€d by the county com-
Imiuslonen- or Hartford county. These.
applications camo from towns other
[than Harttord and New 811mm. towns
“here the license year begins on No-
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l1 \vfla‘ Raid around the court house
Monday that the county commission-
9:: intended to xmnt these renevuls
:in case there was no opposition. Emil,
IL. G. Hohenth :l. chairman at the State
(entral committee or the Prohibition
mart) said: “I dont think any set of
I’ollcrra can give a licence to so" [-
quor while the war- 4180 prohibition
:14“ is in force. The prohibitionistn
.will enter a protest to any such action
nnd “l'l lake the matter to the courts
1! n--cpsxa1‘y. Attorney-(irnenl Frank
1:. llualy has given an opinion that the
inn-«time iorohibiilon not is in Force in
ConnecticuL and has been since July,
so I (‘aln 591‘ no legal right for anyone 1
to 11mm liquor llcensvs." 1

Mr. Hohenthal said that a room
urdt'r in New Jerst‘y rooont‘y declurt-d
.011 liquor licenses filial tin-woe H
((1151:! being renewed slice July I.

“ :1 tho I1: titan prohibition wont
111m tntCl. Th: (‘onnumlcut prumbi
iiontsis do not go bank to July I but
eav that the 2110.1:eyglll‘lfll (:1 :lw'
sum dot-lured on (pl-ion that the
.1" «m. '; rave: Loni ”in. time a
Mmidrn 1-‘11.1,w11-km‘|11r was declared
guilty I)! wanting the act. during tho
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t‘ullmd burn a: void .111‘ soon rol‘vxe.
b; inking l-.\XA'l‘l\‘E b30310 Qt l.\' ;_
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No express matter is being rtwlwd
or dill-end by the lotul infinity 0:
Press ”flit-o h mass of tho strike ix:
Ni“ Ymk ”11* of about :41 «If
the culprit-«u business nl flats T:‘L‘.0l.
Parr-l Luv-1 huainc ~:. 1r ”I;- 1wto!..t~t-
1:115 .In-unon! as a result.

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/ Autumn Showing of Blouses

"" The increasing larlty of the separate
skirt has enlarged the ml for distinctive
blouses. The new models for the coming sea.
son are charming, so different, so original, that
one simply can’t resist them. Georgette re-
mains a favorite material and it has been beaded
and braided in an elaborate fashion, dress)
enough for many occasions.

. Whine Webb of fine white batisle.
These are all hand made even to the smallest‘im
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work. There is much hemstitching, Filet lace edging and crochet buttons. 1 Wm.
$6.95 to $25.00 i 111111 11.11 1
W in delicate flesh and pink shades \iith tan and nax \ to l (‘mlfitnlm ‘
match tailored suits. These are unique in every way, headed and em— 1 WWW-f ‘ :11
broidered in artistic designs, with dainty collars ind tine tucking. . in W m 1:1
$6. 95 to $25 00 1 .‘g‘lw- -'
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w Blane. in 1v.hite flesh Color and tan, headed and halal l «~11 KIM.
A spec: al gnfip to be marked at l «lit .11 I,
55 00 " ‘
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For Thu:.d:y-ndFrdoy edy. lwiwit'i .
White Voila. a good assortment in desirable styles. lace and cmi‘mid- ' (llllcl: 11 .
cry trimmed. . l 11111111‘11 .1
$2.50 to $5.95 . 5i"\l‘§. ”
Extra sizes included, 46 to 5:. 1 .1. 1, .. .
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Shoes of Quality Nemo Corsexs ,
New models arrive daily, ‘ 7" ' We are now shuwim: the 11.111 “\1'11. 3.19 w 1
laced styles Suitable for {all and winter, and \vumcn :11.‘ i111. .2 1: ‘ ~ - 2 .1
street and dress wear. Cou- inspect these new minus. lhe 1111" ' \xw ,»
sidcring the excellent qual- are well known. 'l‘hcrc are man}; J». _, '
it)‘ of the leather and the signed 11» suit :1ll1igu1'cx. llmm 1:1 - . 11..
high standard of workman- of motion only Cnlllo.‘ whcn tlv: (~11. . , ..-....‘
ship these shoes are mode- wom. All Ncmns .He marzrucud ' 1
- rate!) WIN ' ~ ~le where i115 needed and to 1.1 .. l
it is desired. 1
Brown Kid with m: litary ‘ u .
or French heels. hand-turned and. welted soles. h Woofifl math 111 11‘... . . 1. l
Block Kid 1nd Gannon! Calf. military. French as in“ my h P ““‘l m C “‘2” 1 . 6.09
or low heels. $8.00 to $14.00 and 1. tilted n th .111 .1l 111111 .1. 1 >1 1 .‘ .1 1
Buck undo Simon A no“ in pink coutil u'hkri \ g. 1
S . . . , $10.00 craze figure, has .1 101‘) luw 11 p n: Hi .11 1 ’i "
Bhd‘ Vi: u vamps With dark brown “632.3360 and there is elastic 11: .1 (ha. TM“ :1; 1d 111 11,; $6.50 ‘
Hm... Brown Vici 16.1 11-111. French heels. A W with “ended-e “mp .. ‘
810.00 has .111 elasuc 111p and is pnced :11 215“
Block Vial Kid. hand g'd 511"“ Wilh military An excellent model for the slight 1121110 11.»
beds» $1350 low elastic 111p and cl.1>11c section 1'11 lull. $4.10
‘ No.11. light weight uppers. military hccls s..-......,nI.'.1
$14.00 ‘= 1
h” .1... Japanese Qualted Vests
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For Kitchen Use °' “W“
5MP W Chain in‘two Styles. \Vhen open :1 An idc;_11 girnmil to we.” under :1
handy sized step ladder is formed. closed a strong are warm “1311”” l‘L‘ll‘lX l‘UlM-
b‘m‘" Cm” '5 h‘di - “50 .a 9-75 Buck Quilted Vests Wm. l:1ven.l-.'1 .. 1
Ladder Stock. a combination step ladder ' and invs’. . - 7 3'35
5‘0"! 1' f fi h ' 5‘ 5° All white and all buck, : ‘50
m able: O ne asswood, adjustable in , . - - , . \ 1 1,1
height, ironing surface is padded and covered with M “31 hvendcr lining. .1! .. .1 ”I "0
heavy muslin, _ . 33-00 sleeves,
31.1.8... Ion-mt. .M ,-.,
Aluminum Spoons White Goods Ur . «1 511 r
for kitchen use , . - 1...? m. ."1 .4:
5-:qu X_ . A.I,,I...,,,;I
All sizes from a tea- . 1.
.spoon to a large basting M with a smooth, soft finish 36 inches wiltilli , I w
wwgm :nthotl: - 3"“: was-.- 39 c“ neck.
aux prev '. ' __ ‘ - I, I .. 111-13
spoon slipping and fan- . ’ Lon: Oath of a fine ’quality with a chamms im- len'zllik ’ ‘
inglntokcttlcorpan. -: m \\hllt‘ I, ,1».
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- m“ “P“ . 1 Tins 1a a little heavier weave than namsook, 36 kchgUIII
”M15“ .[_ m ‘5“ sizes :11 '
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All American made ; Pin-Cape. easily washed and no ironing re- $l-l ’3
‘; , ‘ Illa“ A “'Clghl ‘1 ‘ ‘
' ~— ‘m ‘8‘“, 3 a £98. early tall wan.
' l .a. 1.4,)... 1‘.er floor. ‘
. . Robe Flame! . Brassieres and Bandeaux
Celt-I unfil- in “EU“? on“ and ‘f" A few samples and diwontinued 5111.“. » ,
acheswflc, . mmtodoseoutatreduced prices. ‘111 l
‘o‘pd.’ " , My good values for the money.
“‘fi" ' Those that were 50 and 75 ct. now 39 635
‘ " Those that m 75 ch. and}! no now 513]»;
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