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the enemy was can; compelled to
retire. Be noon“ the onslaught.
however, and the struggle is still go-
ing on in the vicinity lot “and
“Ostmpol, where in spite of their use
of heavy artillery h propulsion for
their assault. the Reno have not luc-
ceeded in crossing the much.
in sectors where the Plans have re-
pelled the Soviet hordes, they have
Ionnd greet helps 01 bridge building
material. which were brought up in
amputation (of massing several
streams that flow along the trout.
Northeast and east of Kamenetz-
Podolsk near the Dnloator River. the
Bouhevih' have been using their heav-
iest guns and apparently have made
alight gains, having captured the vil~
logo at Emile: (not the important
city of the same name) several days
ago.
THE HAGUE, March 14.—A block-
ade against Russian vermin is sug—
gested in the place of a commercial
blockade by the correspondent of tho
Ammerdam Handelyhlad who has re
cently visited Soviet Russia. After
telling of some experiences of his own
with various varieties of the pests in
a Russian dwelling, the correspondent
says:
"I had with me soon which 111! oth—
er ocrupants of this particular cntldge
looked upon with emy. ’lhe family
l
-abont this tremendous new
had not Icon nowh- l ’1!"-
told 11mm the asthma .
the m m
taken against vermin ltall
lleers and men Ind become
’The of-
them long‘ ago and everyone who was mm m. :in a
subject to the typhus no: died of it
'lt is an only Bolshevinn which
has been lurking in the east, but also
all that which Jill has: a: mm at
dirt and disease. Strategic frontiers
an Homo-Ev m can
mm.
R‘UB NEURALGIA PAIN
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movemreinuldtd their
column: comma ,m
isneqnivedtolhnfla first
he has been deionised. But one could
buy these certificates 101‘ two marks
at the Montier if one dill not like to
have hi'nao! cleaned.
" And now scholere. 9mm small-
pox are threatening. could all the na-
tions not give their resources to es-
; gigantic hygienic circle
Balkans
into which a great part (11W mil
Asia. has already been changed?"
Lad; Washington “Lodge N1. 21, Or-
der Shephexls of Bethlehem will hold.
their regular meeting tonic-.11 at their
1'ooiris,,lled Menu Hall, Main Street.
—'rieada:hee Fvom Slight Cole‘s
L‘AXATlVi-I 11110110 (111131111: Tab-
let: relieve the Headache by Purim:
the 'Cold. A ionic laxative and germ
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GROV. '3 on box 300.
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used to N1"! WEN. the novelist, died or
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men; rim anthem run—an “3', 'l'eilomdfiihendSpringM.
nerves and in mic—lama:-
appears "s: Jacobs maiment"eon com!
quers pain. it is l m new-dun
relief which doesn't ham or War.
the skin.
Don‘t suffer! its so needless. Get
9. small trill (bottle from my drug"
store and gently rub the “com
nerves" and in just nan-neat you
will be absolutely free tram pain. ache%
and suffering. but what will please
you more is, that the. miscry. will Knit
come back.
'No difference whether war pain or;
ugnmlgil misery is in the face. beam
or any part of the body, you get in—I
stunt relief and without Mary. "
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First With the new styles
AT the star; of each season men come to us ,
and ask, “What is Society Brand shown
ing?” -When we display these new ideas, as
we are now dojng, it is advhcc information of'
correct spring styles. ‘ '
Smitty “first-11h (Elam
MYOUNG MEN AND MEN who STAY room
The high standard of workmanship rs apparent
:in every stitch of construction. Every Went:
is tailored alike—the difference in prices is
fine-rely in the cloth and trimmings. The fabrics
{are all-wool. , .
I“ ,7 x 0 cu-
'1."th 1' 1.
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Deploy of Easter AW
[1' Drama: tar M and Evening .
if Kimmy oforiginal and charmim high.
[3; Blouses,'Glov~ec, Vet, leckwear.
1’ New Sty-Ion in PM. - /
E? Oxfords,- Punpa and Boots.
Elk Hosiery for women and men.
The Department for Siks'
weaves, the silk department displays this
season a more gorgeous array than ever
before.
Double-toned Satins and corded weaves
for Sports skirts. g,
, Tamils, Foulards and Suing for
dresses. \
01mm and Crepe dc (”lines which are cm-g
broiderw d with motifs designed for m ening and dia-
ner- gou 11s.
The fact that a silk dress is required need not dis-
turb any; one as to expense. Two widths of silk are
certainly enough for a skirt in present styles and if
gatherul to a harem efieet,wliir-h is grarcl'ul and mod—
est, the quantity of silk which a dress demands will
not be large. ' - -
All the fashionable shades are here:
Third floor.
A Summer Gown
Easy to make
Ruffled Housings of dotted Swiss edged with
Valonci'ennes Jam“. and trimmed uith dainty hem—
stitching. Plain material, also dotted comes for waist
and sleeves.
White grounds with little dots 1:1 black, rose. blue
and lavender.
Plain Organdie Flemming: 111
ricot and jade. '
Point d’esprit Flouncnigs for lijilo girls dresses.
These have narrow plaitings of hunting. They come
in right width for dresses for girls from 8 to 16 your:
blue. rose pink, ap-
\
These can be seen at the trimmii'g: section, main
flmr- ._. LAW“
Luxurious Silken Hose
for Women
. _ g . ‘ \
Exquisite qualzheé m ‘- .':;;7~ 3.11.1 black, lace
striped, and some with slight t‘l‘::lel\)idfl'f}' and clock-
ings in contrasting shades. 11.1.11“ 0:; Neck 1111111111112):
on white.
An unusual quality}
‘ ~ ’ Main 3390?.
g Ribbons A _
The fashion for. making camisoles of wide rib-
bans to wear under Georgette blouses has brought a
wonderful assortment of '- ‘
Scoundmmwehéplfinerw
~§ .
There are tinsel embroider-res, gorgeous cough turn
for the mornings of a queen ’s gown. These am brought
Ken’s Nockmr in new and unusual designs. :5
Always famous for beautiful and rich 1
‘r
Marabout _
In Black a’nd Natural
. Capes whiuh are deep enough to come in 1‘110 11,-. \
11110. .
Collars and Stoles. .
. Ostrich Boas of black, lustrous quality. full .
flufl'y. ‘
' These will lz-r- wm-n general}; all summer and r
wrap could lac humor in vmnifinatron with tam-1..
street drhssce. 3 ‘1 ' . ' '
Mam floor. Minter aisle.
,The Millinery
-, mw‘ns of unusual sbtyles.
At the tnérimu
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1U the Milliner)’
bird {4.1
welcome \‘isllgrfi. Thic creature, em-
struvted ul' :1 3111151: pine vane mounted
on long yellow legs surmounted by :1
Wise old Mile? head with a long'bill.
has apparently «‘minated from some
springtimll \x'nodland or river bank.
llv direcls 1111 way in :1 Wonderful
~Q10“ 111g 01 hats. The «water nun:—
ber of these hat S 11311 been made in the Re ad duller.
and that means there are no 01110135 hire them.
A Patent Leather Sailor very light, 1n weight. has
for sole decoration .1 bunch of grapes and chefl'iee don:-
in rafiia.
A graceful monei of Hone Hair Braid is tied
31101.1 13:1 rm»- r. 11 11h narrow gros grain “bloom which
sewn-s. .1 bomb of «berries 1n {Ire-1'11, black and red 11.
all etages of ripeness. ~
Thor-care many flowers. A dressy little toque iv
”covered With pink roses.
Small From-h flowers
Shop stands ‘1;le lm-k"
deter-ale the brims and
It’ll; immible to list them «111411111 tire noyehiu
and an early 171.311 will mve imam. 1
r Record f1 cm. 1
. . Men? Wéar
The newest Sufi“ arc of small conservatm
style and very rich looking. Malawian: m e h-
efieeus which 115 certain lights look dark, but as they
a flash of gay coloring is disylosed.
I've-toned misting-s are in evidence
into nee as dress Wings and gfletn for tailored - These in subdued Mimi's will please men 01
cents. Also they are used for bags. I
There are a lumber of pretty trifles for Easter
_ grim
Hone-ltrfiur Bette on (sleeps. Some of those are
Wmmmmdmm t:-.'_
' . " me of coquettish appearance f id
boudorrcapo. . -._ - . '
quiet taste.
There are yield blocks and mum of. '=liow.
black. green or red, to suit the taste of the wilthful
god dreeeer. ‘
“hulls“; Jihacémfihmdian goods and ‘
We every look at long service and satisfactory %
anthem, hm ma greys, the ace cuff inter— ;
wmmfiaucmm ”unwell-redesigns '
“am. i
Norwalk Chronicler