“W;r§ng ran some noaweur mu m DNESDAY, one. 3, 1919 FOUR [FLOORS _ . HOWLANDS Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave. Cannon St. W + ngevine Furniture Co. ,Angevine Furniture Co ' ‘ FULL OF FURNITURE w MAKE THIS. A: “ h ‘ URNITURE CElRlS'l‘ [lg Gills-The High Cost 0! Living Furniinreu'lhe Git: oi thellour The high cost of living has brought nothing home more strongly an you think of a gift that Will, carry deeper meaning than than the lesson of practical buying. Impractical gifts won’t be furniture? Years of usage will not wear away its enduring _very popular this year. It is the substantial, enduring gift that charm. And this hmd of giving—sensible giving—costs no more. will show good judgment and receive the warmest apprecia- Look over this announcement and see how wide a range you tion. @331 have to choose from—the piece and price for every occasion. \ "inhuman-ales” l: is LQ-r \ Mahogany Finished . . F Genuine Red Cedar r . Rocker ChBSIS, brass bound Covered L1; glapestry or Blue , er. $24.00 WWILLIAM ANILMARY LIVING KO0M SUITE $22.00 Mahogany Frames, Seats Covered With Good Grade Tapestry. W- 3W One of These ' SilkCoveredComlorts Would Make a Fine Gift . - $10.75 egArlistic Lamps tor the living Room or Den Table $12.50. to $28.00 We Have d. Very Large Assortment Of Pinon LAMPS 518.7510 $115.00 i l l l l i s l I l ‘ ., M i "l , . ‘ 5 ' . g o 3 ‘ 3de ' - x : A Talking . ; - s3 l Machine 0 3 Makes a gift for the whole ram: 3‘ ‘ ~..ily. We have four different .————f-—~-—-4 3 makes, from 3 -RUGS . $37.50 to $165 _ , .f In All Sizes . Solid Mahogglf 3“? "‘3”? $29.00 $4.95 to $70 : Shop Early While the 5101;!(3 Are Complete— You: Have Everything to Gain; :3 and Nothing to Lose. ' ' l l which is goor combination of grace an ‘3} ml pleats. 2 all si strength and goodness of Mirro aluminum kitchenware. folks. : Worth $35 to $45. $25. IT PAYS TO ALWAYS SHOP BEFORE 6. CleVer Jack Tar dresses at but $15. For girls Jack Tar dresses of excellent. serge in stvle’ 3 _ se ‘VICQ. Straightlme enect. llut made \..'1th a yoke both-back nd front "from Which the body or“ the dress falls in unwe- J~ 0 Good. firm. even serge of staunch weight and rich inavv shade. braided with taste and finished with hand .ernbrozuery decoration upon sleeve. Made with particular and noticeable care and skill in zes 1mm 6 to 14—— , Second floor. White chinchilla 3. for Baby . 'es: sweet little short coats o'f fine white chinchilla; Q. for tinv toddlers. Made pith voke. finished with a warm quilted lining" wondrous warm and attractive. 81208 1. 2 and 3. For little bovs. special stvle with broad belt. Durable. comforting and tasteful— Sccond floor. Here’s some special aluminum This week. we are having a demonstration of the $10 (:21; '3’. Here are some special utensils made bV the Mirro t Thev are NOT Mirro. not so heavv and not so good. But thev are good and durable—and will fill the bill for folks who wish a lighter sort of ware. And they are all special value at these prices :—-— Double-boilers—SIAO. Percolators—$1.35. Cvered 8cm. saucepots—$2.10. C-_olanders—$l.25. Triplicate saucepan sets—$1.40. Fourth floor. Women of full figure share too _, in suits and dresses 3 There is one of the nicest lots of suits and dresses now: being sold at spec1al prices! In it. dresses of silk and of all the seasonable woolens :Georgette and taffeta and tricotine and wool iersey. for iL’JStl‘athll. Among the suits. in season-able weight. such colors as navv and brown and taupe and reindeer and black—not- a favorite missmg. And in the gathering of both suits and dresses. a spec- ial diversitv of sizes and styles for women of full figure. Those special dresses and suits are not :‘regulars” cw on diilerent lines. No indeed: thcv are speCIal models which insure grace and satisfaction to tlc woman who re- quires them. And there are Sizes 1n the gathering to 52 1-2. ‘ 3 t SUITS——Black. brown. navy. it)" taupe and reindeer:——4 Worth $50 to $75. $45 Worth $80 to $95. $65. DRESSES—Crepe do chine 23nd Georgette and tafi'eta‘ wool iersev and serge andtrlcotines. varietv of colors ef- fectively trimmed. \wrth $22.50 to $29.50 -— $18 50 Second floor. Who will saVe - “ ' dressmaking fee? _Who wishes to rid herself of all that usuallv goes with: havmg dress or coat or skirt made? 0 Who Wishes to have expert aid in plannin to have that gown cut and fitted for her; to be a 1 18h making it for herself Without a fee to anybody? Just such chance is here—for a few davs more- ANGEVINE FURNITURE co. . l ' [runes DISCIPLINE!) son. lied for running “McKinney Maid,” 2:13 RUNNING OUT OF CLASS ' 1-4, under the name of “Lady Sterling’i during September and‘Oetober. 3 NEW YORK. Dec. 3.—-Three mem- ‘ Similar action was taken against. beI's or the National .tlon were expelled mihM'mt of their class, W. H: coch- of the towel-flan”. an- WHITE'S BRILLIANT PLAYING FEATURES BLUE RIBBON WIN: ‘ __ BRIDGEPBRT, Dec. 3.——After seeing PLAYS-38 CHESS EXPERTS- ' the Blue Ribbons go down to defeat for LONDON. Dec. 3-—JOG° 3 “a two consecutive weeks, basketball fans. the Cuban chess expert. played simnlr u Colonist nan last night thirty-eight manhunt the with enthusiasm a spirited ' _‘WARDED BIG SEWER co-NTnAcT.m m The contract for the construction; :‘tl'eration and repairs to were and chains in New Haven has been award' an to Thomas F. Foley &‘ 00.. of NW 9- tor running theirng 1-2, under the nausea! "Peter neur, Water’totn and “one coca-star! ’ "walk- The work cows“ 0‘3 “19 9°!” Home: Commons It the Holt”, last which brushed warn his early M1313 , , 3 ._. g j " 3 audit ed thePattemqumt_ 3mmmmshuouomandnflnsmmm " . “Ammo“ 0101550 feet of “mad pm night. " ”‘me Mam " - in ”new _ the m of the » - » no ' - ‘ ASewer with appurtenances. 3 2,390 m: 3 3 [secure silk or woolen here and Trotting Associa- RJchards for starting “Little Pruner; . 3. ‘YJ Madame Carpenter gives that service to folks who now. - She plans gowns or coats. cuts t‘Izm. fits them, pins ' them nor—turns them over all readv for finishmg by amt woman who 18 able to sew. And not one penny is charged for her service. either, ctlv or indirectly. ‘ kill You Will' enjoy watching her work and appreciate her 3 . . You will benefit by making use. of that skill. But be prompt. dire , O . 'l‘hind floor.
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