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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 16, 1920 · page 3

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TAINMENT THAT BEARS THE REGENT STAMP OF
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Too’AY AT 2:15. 7 and 9

VIOLA DANA

AS FLOSSIE GOLDEN IN

'1 “BLACKMAIL”

. ,- . . H-rntching than ever-the irresistable heroine who was con-
lofted up to a wondrous joy—1n "forbidden love."

hOLMES TRAVELOGUE FOX COMEDY

 

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Wednesday and Thursday
ADOLPH LUKOR PRESENTS

. The Riglll to Love

liar .illll' fay and David Powell
'1 to de 35‘ my the eleven tread of a brute—in “lawful marriage."
"#41 an .‘o :- wonjrou: icy—#Worbidden love."

9 YOU BE HER JUDGE!
.‘ c‘ "Arabian Nights."

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. A thrill wakh intrigue and
me unknown places of Constantinople.

lili'iii'lu’lill ADMISSION

DA RIEN

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ilw i'nmous sculptor. will HIM-11k on:
\Vmim-srlnv w ryiing. at tlw lll‘N‘ll'lZ'
0f the Mom's l'liil» at St John's (huh-l),
Stamford. ‘

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Today, 2.15, 7, and 9

3 Q Nx‘ssmn.

Miss l-Izwf

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l-‘igmng ('hance" has thr- high

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Luncheon Cloths

hcmstitched
all linen
4:3 inches square
$5.00, $6.50,
$7.75

 

 

with six napkins

Damask Sets
One Cloth
two yards size

to match

$12.00

 

This is Children's Week

Special Attractions at the Book Department is

Books for Boys and Girls

“The Rmnaim-i- M King Arthur“ abridged
by Alfred \\'. Pollard from Mullory's
Marlo ll‘Arlliiir lllllhll‘ul‘fd by Arthur
llackam. The most comprehensiw his-
tory of this poi-1m} that has yet li-w-ii ar-
ranged fur ('lllldl'l‘ll. $2.50
“TIH' Bo) s' King Arthur" mlilwd by Slilnvy
lJflnll‘l‘. lllll<ll‘;ll"ll by \\'yc-lli. Au l‘~llll||ll
Dr Luxv. $35.30
“le [Hm-k .\i'rm\" by 'llulwi'l hank SiI‘V—

i‘iismi. illu~lmlml by \Vyo-lli. $32.30
"Th0 .\d\l‘llllll‘i‘N of n Slzii'iOIit-Ni'" li-m:~—
laiL-(l fi'nm ill" llnli-‘m. $2.23

“Heidi" ll'illhlilll‘ll lt)’ llvlnn ll. llnlw.
$2.50
“Tim Buy “'lm klll'\\' “hat Birds
Said.” ivy l’illll'illt‘ Llnlmn. “.50
"Stories In To” In tho Lillli-st Ours."
by Sam lll'}-‘ll|l. $21.50

lln‘

Women's and Men’s Hosxery

Reduced in Price
For Women

“Phoenix” Hosiery in Mark and (‘lll'lll,\\'illl, a. few in

whim.
\Vi‘l‘c l'iil'xnol'l‘v .~
\Vi-i'i- fui'iiivi'ly >5
\Yl‘l'l‘ formic-fly 3:

“3,00
2.60
1.80

“Phoenix” in mnsizos.

\\'vi 0
\Yc m

For Men.

fui'mv‘i‘ly $7315
fmwiwrly $'_.1:')

Interwoven Hose, Tln-vmi <ill<s in l)l;u'~l<. (‘ui-clm-an and
Ilavo lmon selling right along m 51.2.)

navy.

Silk Lisles

Cordovan. navy l‘lllf’ and gray.

now $2.80 _ 3
now $235
now $1.35

now $2.95
now $1-

in light and medium weights. lvlnvk,
Iluvo lwoii 73 r'ts

“Juyms Adm-Mums." Manic Lintl<ay.
70 MS.

“Ki-nnilu‘ortli.” by Sir “Zillni' Si-ntl. wilh
lry lll‘lil‘)' .l.

1wi-lw- original ilmwiiib'
$23.00

Ford.
.“The Mulvrious Bland" ivy .lnlvs Vvi-iir‘.
llliHiralml liy \\'_\'~-lli. l'hc urii-liv «mini--
wl [iii‘lni'm iii llii> luuli mxilo‘ ill“ Jury

mun inni'a- myiim-inm nipl i'uwinzi‘im:
ilian it ordinarily is. $3.50
“'I'lm (Iliillli'cn's‘ Bluchii'il." li)‘ .\l‘:i»l.~mic

Mutil‘lw‘ Kl;i?"l'llll(‘l\. SL7;

l"::iii:w-<

“Lillli‘ Lord Fnunllvn-y." is)‘
llmlzwn lilll‘llf‘ll. illii<imlwl lvy lli-uismlii
s2"?

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There is no piospcct
of linens being any less

65 in price for a long time
to come. Not until
Russia goes to Work,

because Ireland cannot

now $1.00

supply enough raw flax,

although she makes
most beautiful damasks.

now60cts

Th 1rd floor.

Cashmere Hose in lllillfk Oxford and Ilozi-tlwr mixtures

Men’s Underwear

Aprons

$1.25 a. pair Mixing Bowls

of glass

 

Take Thought of your Linens

for Thanksgiving ”1

“'hilc linens are of a HOPPSSIl)‘ high on account 0.
the shortage of flux. still. u‘vmil liiwns :in- nlmiinablo. ;
On high days. such as the New England 'l‘lizmksgivmg,
evcrv linusvkw‘pm' puts forth her lvesi. “'l’iatovor one
uses-(m the familv mhlo ull oilinr days. 'l‘lmnksgivmg,
(“lii'ishiias. tho l'nmily birthdays and a fl‘VV other.

festive limos must ll:l\'(‘ the liiimi r-lmh.
Tho Road l.lll(‘ll Section has ITS >f01'k marked

closely. by that ‘zlioro is only a fair profit on tho lv-Sll .
Ef‘ml‘ls which is in he had now. [

Damasks by the yard. Damask Cloths,
Napkins to match, Luncheon and Carving Sets and
Dollies
Madeira hand embroidered Sets are in
wonderful assortment and moderately priced

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Table Cloths of satin damask, all linen. two yards.
Munro, $8.50, $10.“), $13.50 and $18.”
Napkins to match, $8.50, $10.00,.31350 to $18.“)
Round Scalloped Cloths, all linen, 68 Inl’lNN, at $12.50
Damask Linen Napkins, livinstitched.

. $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $151”!

Linen Damask lu- 11w yard. 70 inches will»,
$3.75, $4.25, $5.00 and $6.50!
Madeira Luncheon Sets, 13 pieceshnnd M-nllnlii'ilJlaVO S
«tutors of \‘01‘\' line round thread liiwn all hand}
mnln‘oidorml. ‘ ’I‘livso sets consist of mm illinoh;
centerpiece. six doilies 6 inches, and six «lnilios 10‘

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inolws‘. $12.00, $13.50, $15.00 to $25.00
' according in wnrkn‘mnsliig
Pressed Cut Glass ,_ “2-;

for the Thanksgiving - 5 H..-
table ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'l‘lw bmmlilnl i-lvnr Flower
llaslmls that llHlIl the au-
lliiiiii i-lii'}‘~ziiilliemums
l‘i-uni llie gar-don. -

Fruit Bowls~ rm- rwl. rosy
grain-s and

 

:ipplvs.
ui'ziiigvs.

Candy Jars and Computes
for l'mlgvs and nilio-i‘ de—

“(lal1rr’s” knit in nwdlum A now slni'k in various Large <izv convenient {01‘ lwtump “WW“. ‘
or heavy “'9'ng priced mmlvl.‘ 1”“ “”‘iVWl and making cakes and lmd- l
from un 'rkmi. . ‘ Marmalade Jars, Celery ‘
N ’ .
. ,. dings. Trays and Nut Bowls. ll
$2.75 to $7.50 a suit. Parlor )lmds Aprons 100 4 ~ $125 fiat-h ,
. which are! fillmi and round, 5 ' 93;;‘1‘ , x ' Basement. ‘..
“Glastonbury” Shirts and gaihorml. with Vassar strap , J“ M“ ' "
Drawers, medium or heavy and bib. These arl‘ oiéher Round ”emu-z” Cloths
. - lain or mnbroi er _ , . m -
“elghts’ Frimmed. y 08 inches 61 nit-hes 62 niches

$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
per garment.

Mali: floor.

character,

Ladics' Aprons.
lain
embroi cry trimmml.

50, 75 (45., $1.00 and up

Collar and Cu"
maids. plain sc‘allnpv'tl. om-
l,ll’0ilir‘l‘_\' lriimned. ur dot-
ted Swiss lace lrimml-d.

long.

59. 69. 75 ('13.. $ Lilli and up
TeaVApmm

broidi-ry irimmcd.

$3.50 . $4.25

of dainliest
lace and em-

53 ('15. to $2.50

. 1 inches
hoiiisiilrhcd,

ll! f"

Svls for

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59 «Is. and 3!.”
Second floor.

m Barret
hand embroidered
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