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JAMES GOLDEN
1.. as A.”i..MGOfDEN,1PropI.
RDAY, JAN. 126,320
. TUREMALMANAG ran
TOMORROW
" tide 2:44 a. m.; 3:07 p. m.
m rises 7:09; sets 5:03.
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MASONIC NOTICE. '
Wei-l Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
‘Eeets in Masonic buildmg,- South
m street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday 0
m month, July and August except-1
a“ at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
.«rdiany invited, Asa. T. Lowndes, w.
213:1; Robert M. “'ilcox. secretary.
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PHONE CALLS.
mess Office—93.
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TURFSfdg‘EoISHEVISM
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lPaslm, former grand vision who is re-
ported ‘to have converted to Bolshe-
vism. llolshevism might result, how-
ever, from a peace which makes the.
Turks a subject people, he asserted.
”but he added that such an alliance
lwith the Soviet power would be but
temporary. ‘
‘Bloodshed would follow a peace set-
tlement which placed Greeks In con-
trol of this city. he said, and the giv-
ing of Thrace to Greece would have
.the same result.
l “Bolshevism is .
tional ideal that We cherish. .
peace is 'made for us that Will help
us to maintain our ideals, we shall
rise from the ruins which are the Ti.“
suit of too many wars." he said. "Of
course. if the allies force a peace on
us that further the destruction of our
land. it is difficult to predict what will
happen. Our people might make some
.sort of a temporary alliance with the
lBolsheviki. but Bolsheviki they will
film at hea'rt. Their religion and their
patriotism will save from it. 1
A “It is true that Enver Pasha ap‘
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against every ha
and If a
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pears to be cooperating with the Bol-
sheviki in order that. he may estab-
lish an independent Binslem power In
Turkestan. affiliated with the Moslem
Tartars'of the Caspian Sea. in Dagh-
estna and Azerbajian. but _this is
merely to get support against the
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-Memberrof The Associated Frost.
“local news published herein.
i British.
1116 Associated Press is exclusively what
“fled to the use for publication of and Trotskv.
‘1 he“ dispatches credited to n or 'make themselves strong enough to de-
not otherwise in this paper and 5159:“‘1nd {hemsf-IVQS against the allies or
All rights of publication of spe-
’flul dispatches herein are also re-
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There is no place left on
iearth for him torgo to. He is some-
who are fighting to
other Russians who would hang them.
in the, same position as Lenine .
militant ’ than scan
lllUliBtlSlAlllS
nt of the Trinity
iciously opened.
on Saturday
test was be-
ted 70. and
The pool tourname
Men‘s (‘lub was ausp
at the club luncheon.
evening. The opening con
tween Francis Scofield, ra
Clarence Sather. rated 100. The bil-
liard room of the club was crowded
with interested spectators, and, pro-
'1.
vided all succeeding games are as
teresting as the first. one. the tourna-
ment is bound to be one of the most
successful ever held anywhere.
Scoticld started off like a sure win-y
ncr and was in the lead at the half,
way mark and going.r strong._ in the
seventh frame the score was tied at 49
each, Scofield needing 21 to win and
FSather .31. “Scot" then missed an easy victory.
shot for the side, and Sather, who, up
to this time. appeared to be nervous.
’ANBTHEILVIBTBBL
AT BASKETBALL
The Hillside School basketball team
is making a splendid record for itself
. this season. having played so far only
victorious games. In its fourth game
tplayed on Saturday it defeated the
lbasketball teat}; from “Tin-ham Rise,
‘Washington. (.onnecticut, by a score
of 16 to 8. The excitement and inter-
est. of the game was rallll‘l' greater
‘than usual bectusc liillsidc had last
: )‘8111‘ SUfl‘m‘cd a detail at thc hands of
the “'ykcham team and “as for! that
'reason especially anxious in Ham 3
The unusual nmllcncv oi
the Hillside team was so. 3‘. espr‘cially
in its splendid passing and in tltw quick
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JAN. (in,
Roy McCormick, light heavyweight
champion of England, who recently de-
feated Gunboat Smith in a four-round.
bout on the Pacific coast, hamsent a:
challenge to Carpentier as iollows: ‘
"I now hold the championship of the .
Pacific coast and will undoubtedly
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ROY Mccoizmcto announces - - '\
K1“! .J' . i . r .
§l§i§ CARPENTIER.
Boston Start
have the cruiscrweight championship ‘
of America. 1 t
“i shall be back in England in April. l
my main object being to try to get at
tight with Carpentier. ‘
“I am the only logical European op-l
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A GREAT
ponent. he has'to beat to make a dis- _
thct claim to the European championn
, s p. .
t “I think Icould beat Carpenticr. l
lam'improvingevery time I box. Aftcr
tiny victory over Gunboat Smith he do» l i
rlarcd i can beat the Front-lunar] and‘
iaslest man 111- has ever
,;Im the
' fought."
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DAUG—l—ITERS 613 @60wa
GIVE BURNS SUPPER
' ' ran 20 intelli choc and alt‘rtnt‘ss pith which .
gillgdbgflgl'eellftctosftiuzl‘brwiaifldLatc-r, he they tact every move of th" ("him-“inf! ((‘onrinued tron) l’dirl Pager mo“ fuhlonable and
gathered clusters of 12 and 11. and team. Thc linc-up tor thz~ two sides
went out in the, 12th frame, winninglwas as follows: . inn. .‘tll's. (tutti, or tum (‘ht‘stur‘ run-.1
the game. by a score of 100 to 59. Hillside. ’ Wykeham Rlsc- l-‘erizuson, t‘hit-i‘ inmzhtcr of (‘lxmtu
The score by frames: A ‘ . Centers ' men. Brother Wood. of Smmford. ,
Scofield. Sather. Iiollister. captain .......... “brine.“ Brother Rutherford of Statutord. Sisvi
6 49 8 49 I{Bernhard ................... (‘arnnr ttr McLachlan, of Stamford, (‘hicfl
H 3“ 14 62 Forwards 1 ;llaughtvl'. Mr. Youngs made a few]
2.. .3: 19 76 AE. Falk .................... l<trl<F“=”choice remarks on the work or the'
311 35 25 88’ lJ, Crawford ................. \\'alcr order. 'A eclection was stag; by Sisterl
35 59 32 99 l Guards Rutherford and Brother Gaul: Lax-c .i‘
44 40 100 H. Egbt'rt ............ lit-an. t'Itltl'tl" pleasing recitation.
Referee—Frank l‘lrasky.
Leon “'eed.
lows:
'Blondayreryron Ailing (75) vs. 1
Smith (75,).
\\'ednc.~day— Frank Drasky. (7.3) vs.
Carl
.
lEnver Pasha and other Turks dragged
Lus into thc war on the'side oi’ the}
Germans. though the majority of the'
51Feel Old?
Overwork, worry, anxiety or sorrow
,uudenninea strength and health. These
' . muses contribute to kidney trouble, a'nd
weak or diseased kidneys make one
tie] old in middle age.
1 pleylgtlney Pills
1 help weak, overworked or diseased kid.
.. my. and bladder so that the system is
free from waste and poisonous matter
1 that cause. one to feel old, tired. lan-
guid. They banish backache, rheu-
matic pains, sore muscles. stiff joints.
' Mn. J. D. Miller. Syracuse, N. Y.. writes:
“rheumatism. I had a revere backache and
it“ miserable and all played oul. [got to 0
;, »- place where I had in do somethinfl. After tak-
ing two bottles at Foley Kidney Pills I can say
my back-the in aonn. and where! used to lay
awake at niizhi with rheumatic pains l "on now
deep in comfort and enjoy 1 good night's rest.”
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{0. BJACKsons
ff SHOULD YOUR
f‘lEé BE
EXAMINED
REGULARLY
You can assist your
eyes to serve you
faithfully if you will
allow us to care riot
them. Even if the
-glasses you are now
1 wearing seem to fit;
1 your eyes you should
never go longer than
.“‘two years without sub-
mitting them to an ex-
amination.
For nanny yearn I suffered \vnh kidney trou‘blc l
Allil‘ll cabinet members of parilament
knew notllin: of this decision. \Vith-
out discussing: for the moment wheth-=
or it was good or bad for us to get'
into the war. certainly to drag;r into
Chick Mead (75).
ThursdaY—~ harlcs Stew ll:~' (115) vs.
B. Naumbcrg (50),
Friday~lioward A ctnn (115) vs.
liarri' Sniffin (95).
Saturday— Rob-rt Divine. (6'3) vs.
John h‘mith (7:3).
Scorer "" I. l’remm ...................
The schedule for the week is as fol-
Smit h
S. Crawford.
Fflllll TEAMS PLAY
IN CLUB MATCH
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‘ Last Saturday err-Him: in New
’ being held l>_\'
,- mg touruanwm
. . .. .v ' -__._.--._____ ' .South Norwalk Club, Tcam No. 1 dc-
war :I constitutional country withtiut ”mm”! Tulm No. 8. and Team No. ti
“3‘ “““*"}‘t ““5. a gr eat nusta e: l(won from Team No. 1:. The erlv> tub;
Another min: of Enver Pasha W85 Elow: I
that he madc the Turkish Arm} COD". l Tram N 1 a ;; Tm“;
form to German direction. and natur:S .h. ll Eula ('apt....lifl “3 7. 1 2%.
all): lllo- lilllpl‘ t~tll]il0}¢“l our ll'litwfi ! ff‘has. 1-2 ”on...” .. 91 108 9..." 25¢
{‘0 “WWVWV‘ 1’1"“‘5‘ , . 1 ‘ Fn-d'k llmlét-s. . s7 S3 at 27.3?
“'0 Nationa isl , -t "“ ll “ '3"'C‘_‘ , . ““n) . q ‘tll. ' ‘ y " . '1. q-
iwith bein: m ltfltiitiv with lllt' Yul , l I lit ‘ ml """" :3 j ,3... __:;.
tcrowa such as Furl-r. Talaat Pasta. . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' H , 1 1 ,‘_ ”1“,, m1 ’1' t
3”,“... a :mcrnmcnt clerk at Salouikt. ,Assallants EstpC—\ "it!!!“ Total """"""" ’ix "“ ”2' T1. (\Ll‘
. - , .1.1 ... .. -. . . ‘ ‘~ out:
«and tilllt-l's, l‘llia I: lint hilt. 1-11 1 IS Iga lV ‘ . Team N9, 8. ‘ ‘ .. u _' ’
.kcv to lllt' Turks” is our l:|ll_\lll,2 r‘r). , d ,M‘Olll'ldi‘d iThns. Rnbth. ( Hitln 23 S9 9" £33“
.and it seems to Us we haw the I‘Izhl. ' “"" i\\'. l“. Ritescll ....... ‘11:; ‘l 93 79:?
.So far as possible. we. \\i~h it} l~i-... NICKY \‘t‘iiilx'. Jan. 211. \\'illir~ Law. If, R. Minor... :2 :03 21-: :1»;
EVOIIY llllllllmll (“KS-ellfil'llyl ”W11 52‘“ n. u . is”. the luluilist, who i\ It'lioritd to : I’lqmpn “0"“5 ”— "— *‘ ' .
:nxonstn'ps lhztl .\\'lll llt'tll l' Ullll‘l “-H 1.. . (.1 , . 1 . ”‘- '_ ‘ _ ’
Iland and it"(‘l'l‘E ‘ "id” "hrn film‘w‘ (""l”“”“”' ”L“ Total . ........... 346 i..-1
I ‘3‘“). “”01“,“ 10 It”: thy Hrfiwks in liltil l‘tlill lNlX‘lllI-I 1l0‘rstlll 2!— ln Sf, ('11.. Guru...)
lf‘onstantinmila- \vill rlilll bloods-howl, -_\mI't-nt s l:n’~p;t:tl m :t swim-lb «-nmli-‘ Team. No, 3. 1 3 g: 4 Total
lii‘ also, the Hi‘vle.‘ “W 2i“? 1’lll‘ilf‘l5 tion :i.~ llll‘ l't'rllll Hf tliim- “'Ullnt’~' rp- ’.l. ll, Olmstt-ad, Capt.
‘ “\\nat we “9”” ”hm" 1M} "M: h 11:) t-- ind m. a >Llun‘lilll affair in a bust" 1 1 IN} 106 hi 9" @913
keep our ill‘llllbllt't‘ boundaries mtac . ‘ a“. .. 1 l-‘ 1 1 1 Luther M. “right
‘and thcn a f‘llull't‘ to d-Iivlop com- ”“m ‘mt-ll'l dl ~~~ ur-l l-ouittcnlh . 108 85 1‘9 76-— 338
tmcrcially. Thu til'tilllt‘lll of Turkey rlIHl lad nt:l:t. 1””er “'ilson
fwill (.0350 {tint-(1T “Tl.“ are Tarl‘:d _\(.(.H.l.‘h,m to ”flurg‘, “”112”. ”w_ 75 75 70 7)— :90
might ctztnioiiiit-al y. tat 1" w l)‘ f‘ 1 4 z -r 2h , (. z t .. ' - . .. . . . . Frank Haltll
lhavc llolu‘il so intt-nm-ly that Am”? i i. i I till i ll I ‘t .tll ‘l'litt II) Cuba ; 82 2 $2 82~~ 328
to“ would “Pm ”I, There is- not a wt. Lewis was thing; the tI_-lt=photie-, __ _
ipcasani anion: u\ but would welcome wll-n two turn entered and approach-3 Total ..... _ _ ,:;71 3.18 .55 313.437:
Americans-t here." .cd ill" lumill. Um: oi the mun fired: Team No. 6. 1 2 3 4 Total
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thrt c shots. all til which took viTm-i. Dr. G. G. Fan‘ceit
BROWNS RELEASE PLAYERS. :Tht- WHY thwn cm ”p. d. Tm,” d“ ' Cam, _ , _ ___ ‘7‘: In: 93 93... 36;
~—--—- . 1 1 1 1 , 1 lm-nnt-th Taylor
ST LOl‘lS. Mo. Jan, 20:»le St. N lilIlHHh “'10 lulnhlttd to llvtvclixe so ‘H 75 86“ 33;
Louis Amcricans last night announc- 'l‘rcnntvi and Stapleton of thc Met" 1S, \‘clsor .
ed the re-lcasc of the fullmiinfl Dlfli‘ «'vr eli'v't-l ~tation ‘ designed to the St} 95 87 86-— 354‘
,ers: (‘utt-htvr \Ylllli'l' .\l21_\'t‘l‘. l0 “flrli t-ast‘. lu-wi‘ i< L'." .vcais old and lives ‘tlt-(r Thompson
' inston via Ill“ “'Hli't'lj l'm‘l‘b Tami 'ut lztt‘. \\'t .-' ll'itlt ztrct. He was pop. as $4 80 96-» 348
l (‘atchcr Erin-st l“:lllf‘nllnl) and litch 11,1111 1“ 1 n ii ll 1““... t b v . i l , ,___ __._,
’crs Harold lladr» and Tom Lttknoavitz 1“ " ‘1 l H ' "’” . 0 tr n “ Total .. . . .3331 1:75 335 361—4402
to thc Mollilc Somhern League tram. ,1 rancc “”‘i 1“" b'w” “ ””an my m"; (‘) Average. ‘
.,_ _ l «‘1 tun pans. _-- l The standing of the teams to date:
WINS SKI TITLE. ; ..___.__.._._______.‘ t \von. LOi-tt Ave
- I . Tcam No. 1 . ...... . 3 o '1 000"
(‘llll‘l’liWA t‘.‘.' \\'i.<.. Jan. :36." CARPENTER s TOUR 313...", No. 7 111111111 2 0 1-600
.\ll(lt't‘s limo; ll c. “Mon, Col, \\'on' . . 'l‘cam x0 6 o 6 .-
1 . . . . .. \. v. , . . , . . ......... .. . 4
'.I:.c national ski jumping champion i “:11‘1‘”;:L‘\f‘l°; 1‘“ 11")“l‘n‘gl‘ EU: "0”; Tpan] No. 5 ________ l i $30,
ship, yesterday afternoon. by one-third tighh‘ llo‘lm‘ “if! 13;.1“:w;3j 1110‘] ”j "mt-(ll; Team N0. 8 . ...... 1 1 I "500 ,
lot a point. from Henry Hull. 0" Steam- l ”1w“?! "A; P50]. H “‘1 film“? “ _ 'l‘cam No. 2 . ..... .. 0 2 '000
‘boal Surinzhn (‘01. llzllmrn "Wt“ 267 ‘Lciiodu‘led so 1.. tl;”'(l') ‘ lATM. m] {8 Tram No. 3 . ...... .. 0 2 ' .0003
24‘. points. No rccord< \t'w broken. " ‘ ( n ‘ at L ear “ ‘ .Inc mh'i'l‘cam ho 4 0 2 .000 l
las liaugcn's long stand jll"llt measur-
l (‘(l only 123 feet. -.
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TORONTO SELLS PU RTELL.
TORONTO. Jan. 25.—The sale of
“'illiam I’urtcll. third baseman of the
Toronto internationals, to the Oakland
club of the Pacific (‘oast League was
announced by i’rcsident J. J. McCaf‘
fcry.
PAUL SAMPSON TO BOX WHITEY
. ALLEN.
(‘harley Doesserek has arranged a
‘good heavyweight match for the Bay-
onne A. A. tomorrow night. Pauli
Sampson. a newcomer. will exchange
tlhumps with the veteran \Yhitey Al-l
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tcr. The north of France will then be
visited; then the southwestern part.
including Limoges and I’vrigucux, be
i‘orr another trip to Beluium is made.
cow-ling: Brussels, Ghent. (‘barleroL
Antncrp and Ostend. On the comple.
tion of this circuit. and after a short
rest in La Guerche,
,wcck will be announce
, unms later.
at Descainps‘ll’luyed by the. Nnrwalk
A further schedule '6: games for this l
d 31 these coi-
NORWALK SOCCER NOTES.
in the six amateur league 'games
team, this’
country resort. the Riviera is to hot ““50“. the "am has scored a. grand
visited, a match much on the lines or
that at Bordeaux being fixed at Monte
("ii‘ln for February 21. against the Bel-
gian heavyweight Grundhoven.
A tour in Italy will follow, Milan.
Race and Genoa being covered in the
order named, after which Georges and
Fraincois return to Paris, and, unless
something unforeseen occurs, sail for
America about March 10, in order to
comply with the moving picture con
*lolal of 28 goals.
A goals scored in one
,Rooters Reserves. of
ted the record
Of course. the 16
game against the;
Bridgeport. help- '
The Norwalk
{team on that Oct‘aaitm took advantage l
of a weak team in front of it.
Of the 21 players registered With
the Connecticut Lace ‘Works‘ team. of
Norwalk, this season, 18 of them were '
born within a few miles or Netting
ham. in Mud, wherethefifié‘rifiifi'
FOHH‘.
$25 to $30 OVERco'A'rs
Special at $15:
$35 ovnacoars
Special at. $20
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LADIES’ AND MISSES’
FUR TRIMIMED COATS
$25.00.
Values to $45.
Saves You Money.
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JANUARY SALES - ~ .
3 A SA i‘lE DYSTEM
- . 5 1 lil tlicu- days of tinkering: with the, sooial mavhinnrv. it is
I a] l“.-i'l‘\:illl:£ to lcuru ni' wt“ ltitm tor the. betlermt-nt of our dailv
atlainmcn‘. of its civic-«he.
“lint. as \Val' (‘amp ('omtulm
.‘\illl?l'lt’8 to do. Just as in nu
leisure time opportunities.
between the war Work and the
now for pent-c and t-tmslruclin
in lltc nation's litt-
I
ltotut‘s. interest in the ii.ill'l’ uln
Into a fort-c uorking. not for 1
10m. sxfi-cilit-arls. In‘olln-rs, ‘iilh
with the fillie‘l'yllll! klIHW'lI‘llU'P
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mint-2:15:L'.|“IElMElMME'JLL‘lMMMHWJMMMwMQLCBEMML‘LQ’JE
This. we lake il.
ican. During.r llw
in t'lly. town and b
”ms:- [)lHt‘l‘i lilllllli‘
to extend livspiialnx u.
who fillai‘é‘il iiinu s‘llrll ur
not be permitted in lapse “lil-
ll'ny H .y..\\
filtbl'uzi ...- gum--.c..._mau.i
v
finds it; permutation {
him that (it-mantis tit-Itizer revolution nor endution lot the
( (lilililtlilll) Svrvm- Is llt‘llllllfi1Alll9rll'a do for itself in [wave
munitics to get the grcsitcst value for the men in triut'm-m from:
the”: recreational resources, so now it aims to climulmp m.”
Inumttcs to obtain for all th. people the luNl rcsulm from
lint, there. is one err-at difl‘crcncc
gle we, wore building for war and destruc
(unwound) \cnn c Is Jcittng together llic hum-t clcmcnts
"'Eilt'tl for our neighbors, :llTQ‘i‘llIHI for our
soldiers t-umc tun-k trnni'uav. i'm iln- lili‘ll and
for t't’t'rilimt)‘ HI t'm'li minimum“.
to ht- rt-llccictl in holler. sun-clear.
u-vll nun-t \Vllll thc approval of cvcrv Amer
~|I\l‘7“il particularly ~'nilspit'iinlls in
':il
mm In olive drab and blue.
var r m militant wit
‘-nmnii;~'.Scrvit-c this line. nrmlm-
tty Service, it letlt‘-l a warring:
r the organizatirzi t‘llllllli'tl cum
uwwwclwwwwwwmfifim .w mt
1' failed to rctval thc men nearing the
The menu was as follows:
Steak l‘ic \Yi' Bilcd Tallies
Relish an” Pickle <
Raps an“ Butt: r
View-Lemon. Mince. Apple
Biscuits and (‘hcosc
Coffee and Tea
\Vn’llo Ski‘lt‘hc’ln an' (lthcr lu‘vnl's
iixu-llcnt music was had for danc-
ing and all enjoyed Ihmrsclvt-s grunt
lv.
SIX MEN ARE
UNACCOUNTED FOR,
I t‘ontinucd
Dresses
"*7" c;
.354. .
ials and colors; every
Coats $18
Were to
from First
would be, crushed by the imv, The
loookni at the four-mile crib reported.
that a cart-ml watt-h all do} yr sl'irtlay
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ship. which lnv within ("NV i'ill“’." n!
his classes. Rcscuc parties failed to
find Ibclr trail in the. snow. ~
Tin~ Alabama lntt Muskrucn. erll..t
Saturday niorninr‘, Sbc arriu d oil” the.
crib. )I-fitmtlay morning, and lliillll‘lll'
atcly was frozen in. She was will to
be in no danger.
k’
Suits $22.
Were to
Smart, becoming serviceable Suits, fashtoz‘vd
materials, perfect tilting and splendidly made.
CLEARANCE
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OF ONE THOL'SAN!)
Dresses, Coats, Stills
BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE t
Brand new Dresses; 3. wonderful scl’ectimi
thoroughly highgradc
SJL‘I
est quality materials in Poplin, Tricotinc, “'00) :
', Velvet, Satin, Taffeta and Georgette.
Dresses $12.98, $16.95, $18.
Were to $19.00 Were to $22.50.
$25.00 $29.00
WW Were to $32.00.
Splendid Coats of the smartest models. in :al‘. " . .
til
Vx'
W- ,1
garment finely tailored.
.95, $29.00
$26.00. Were to $38 00.
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$30.00. Were to $40 00.
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'l‘ha th'i‘ \ l _ of two stations If a tam ll'tl'tilii- ntuli pAfLRO‘C’ é‘
_ ‘ 2m l.'.’l(‘l oration was not. - . ‘ - ~> ’ ‘ - ‘WMV
“amt hm Sh“ is 0”“de to reach train .11 (minus (mt. 3..,1..,t)n_. in H ”11‘
ht‘l‘t" fuiilxhi. A message received ‘V’lllfll “,ght n!- itlujn powwow» \‘.‘rt~(‘ kj:l'1 in \L.) . t t.
fittm “11);“? Ti‘ai‘ls of the (‘anadian ed was duo in tho failure of tx‘aimlh'it ‘2'" A “U
scamcr .my .uurit-r still stundin f - . . ‘ .. r ‘ * ‘ W” find ”‘11 i
by the l’nwhtan. saidz. 8'“) hem gaininc “hpmmr‘h ”m1?!" coal in tt"' '
"Tow ttntlt'r way again. Tug Relieflacm'flin‘z ‘0 “1pm” hath”): ”w (an 1 l tm‘i'oo: ' !
ahead of Powhatan. Tut: Acushnctgadla“ Pacific ““3““ “Up” “mu“ NC “A ‘1 l
ahcad Of the liclir~f.~l.aurlcr had haw—l The first section “its :‘tallml (DUDE mud"! hm“)
St‘i‘ out. but lost it before end was: - - - ‘ ' ' nor Cf 2h“ t
smur. ti" “ ,to difficult)“ in L'Pllmfl ”ll “”5““ m t~\"‘l'. 'hi” '1‘“
The liclinf is a wrecking lug sent film (\xtremo cold and tlw crow LVN} a) imblit- :41 q)
f“ m N“ York m ”w Powhatan”! torpedoes on the ”m.“ a- a warning to tutti-\fuwp .‘.i]..ln\
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Tigtnthtr,‘ gillflxspggm (i‘ltlmmvtsifligllthe second section. Inc crt-w of the m“: .hn‘;,,.w:.
ltv. ' second section said the entloeionb‘mcmh». and :
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$40 Suits
$45 Suits
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$55 Suits
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$40 Overcoats
$45 Overcoats
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$60 Overcoats
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