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WILLIAM H. KRANE
Photr‘
"With Vaudeville Satu
WANDA _
Palace Theatre
THE HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT ENTERTAINMENT
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A vaudeville bill without a single flaw-——a program arrangement of
’feature acts that will make you wonder where we got them.
SPECIALS
for
TODAYé—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
With 'Unusual Photoplay Attractions
TOMORROW
\ND BUSTER KEATON
in wmcnsu. swan-rs BEST s-ronv
“THE SAPHEAD ”
'3‘; Only at 9:15 p. m.
rday at 2:15. 7, and 9
HAWLEY
In
VIRTUOUS SINNERS
SPEC EAL—Children '5
Pictures -
Matinee
every Saturday—Selected
F'V” . .
,I"/l'(/"l" .. .
\\'ill Appear in
Popular Prices
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POLI’S THEATER
Sunday Afternoon, November 28th
MME. LOUISE HOMER
Famaus Metropolitan Opera House Contralto and her daughter
MISS LOUISE HOMER
Soprano
A
a Joint (‘om-erl
: $1.00 to $2.50
Seats Now on Sale at M. Stei'nert 8. Sons Co., 915 Main Street
mo:
5 J‘sf‘vfl
REGENT
Theatre
‘l'hh‘l‘h’linlllt‘llt Bearing the Re—
gent Stamp of Quality is
Guaranteed.
“VOA-0 6‘...“
WWWC'er’WvR-u
The Last Time Today
2:15. 7 and 9
A Paramount Play
“THE RIGHT
TO LOVE”
‘5
‘l-Jlada ot the master passiOn of
human life and adorned with all
. the beauty and splendor that
,2 George Fitzmanrice lavished on
“On With the Dance"—-An at-
traction that is full of thrills.
Presenting
glllAE MURRAY AND DAVID
POWELL
FRIDAY
William Faversham
in
“THE MAN “7H0
LOST HIMSELF”
SATURDAY
5. Photodrnmn of Extraordinary
Merit and Power
"THE GOLDEN TRAIL”
With an All Star Cast
EDDIE POLO SERIAL
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AT THE THEATRES
IH‘IHIIV'I‘ TODAY
’ ~ - Morris) ainl David l'owcll ill
“’I'ln- Night To l1(3\“r"
A mr-‘ion pm-‘un- picture. romance
i'.'illz:I-_; an): ill" scri-cn grew out
(.7 [Mn issoci :. :7 in business several
\ may, .‘,f) of ion. .‘l llt'l'Lt-t'fl. the well—
l.no~.-.;- scenarist. and George Fitz-
muu‘i‘ who is now producing pic—
“11"" in his own namc. Ills latest
IN ummm’. production, “The Right to
love," L'i coming to the. liegcnt The-
.liri‘ today for thi- las? lune.
‘u Beecham’s Pills.
'hcad." with “'illiam Kranc and lins-
ill‘l‘ Keaton. (In Saturday \V'amln
llawlm. who has lwi-n lln- star 01"
‘many hip: features will hc 'sccn in
l"\'li'lii(iiis Slum-rs,"
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3.30.000 Sl’l'l‘ l-‘OR \\'Il~'l‘3
I\Il.l.l'2l) IN S'l‘llllilfl LUST
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iJur) Finds for Mccl (‘orlmnalion in ~
Newcastle suit.
lltlS'I‘HN. .\'o\'. l7 .\ jury in thc
'li‘cdcral ('ourt found lati- _vcstvrvl:v_v a
l\'0'l'lll(‘l lul‘ llic dvl’cnd‘uit in a $30,000
suit brought lu‘ .lohn namnlc against
Elin- l'nitcd Slalis Sit-cl (‘nrporalion
{for the dcath of his wife. who was
'shol by guards in a slrikc lllSllll‘llilllCI'
”at the (‘ai‘lla-uit- plant of thc corpora-
;lioli in Ncwcasllv. l‘:i.. last tall.
llaulalc. who now livcs in \\'arrcn,
fllhio. lint rl-sillcd in lloslon when thi-
anit starlcd contended that thc shoot-
.ing occnrrcd whcn his wife was walk-
fim: with him on tln» sin-ct near the
3(‘aran-ic plant. ('ollnscl for the de-
iv‘undant asscrti-d that Mrs. pllautalc
iwas one of tho- striki-rs and .that the
innards won‘- actini: protectors of
ilhc company's propcrl} win-n shc was
l""l lug,” [In u-mq S'l'l ..si!» in”, anus
vforc Judge Morton l'or nr-arly two
'wvcks.
:IS
TO "I”. TRIED.
Nl-hcmiah (‘andce
~and jurv in thc uplown city (:ourt
tMondav morning: thc- casc of George
l.. llrittou. of Norwalk. against “'illi—
am '1‘. \\'illianis & Son. of \Vcstporl.
will he lu-ard. 'l‘hc plainlil'l' claims
V$4ml damages claiming: iii-uligcnce in
an automobile accident.
la-o Davis will rcpresent thc plaintiff
and l‘iillcn &- lx'l-alina' the «ll-fondant.
g The dcl‘cndant. has tiled a counter
‘(laiin against the plaintiff claiming
Stz'm damages. ’l'hc accident happcnv
ed on March 10. 1920. on the loston
Post road in \Vestport.
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f.\l.\\' LENGTHI'ZV BASEBALL SEA-
1 SUN.
5 .\'l‘2\\' YORK. Nov. 18. ~\\'hi-n thc
ilnajor lJllSl'llllll lcaitm-s h'old their an-
{nual nits-tings in l"t‘l)l‘ll:ll‘)', they. will'
iconsldcr a proposition to lengthen
{cm-h lcain's schedule in 1638 games.
'inslearl of (Si. as ln-rclol'ol'c. it was
llearncd today.
i'l‘llelRfi TO PLAY )lllil"l )RID ’l‘I-Z.\.\I.
l Thi- Paddock ..X. t‘.. of Milford. and
the ’l‘iu'u i-‘S‘will clash. on tln- taxis-r
grounds gridiron. ncxt Sunday altI-r-
inoon
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g When you know
you have a stomach it‘s time to
suspect your liver. You need
A lazy liver
Mr l“ll'/.ll!.'llll‘l(‘t‘ is an lrishman.‘
li‘lr' m i":;'is and embarking (arly in and overworked 575744,
)1“. m: lillillplliffiS carccr that took kidneys allow food , p'i"i.’s.;"'
ll.) ”mil ou-v. Lirope and Asia and" ' t - :' -.9.:~'5-;;+-.»
«mall; to \ms-rnu, whcn- i'c i-ntel'edl poisons ocu‘culate -\E":"H:>M
i'w- nioholi [lll’llll‘t' field as a scenarist l In the blmd and “ES-flimer'l-
with l'itliu. ll was not long before irritatetheen- girl-5m ‘5'
l v - {wen mo-
'- din-ctor and handled sev-
"".Hl1~. SUCCI-SSE‘S.
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tirebody. wE
EEECHAM’S Pill
[Aryans-la of Any Medicine in the World.
Sold everyyxero. In box“, 10:" 25C.
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Aim t sunn- time (luiila Flor—l
.. I-rl- Air-.w-r'lcd the stage for the serum'
in! :or d the l‘athc scenario stuff.
..l..- x _. l“llZlIllllll'l(‘F \\'('l‘(- associ-
v-‘f-r ii‘. are production of "Via \Virc-'
3--.." and [lll‘ll' romance began. Al
i-w yE‘Jl‘a ago thcy were marriedl
Mi... l‘u-rger furnished the ‘seripts for?
Ii)" oictnrc which lmr husband dire-chi
(«l {or Elsie l-‘ci'gubon and other slurs. :
and win 1‘. Gem-12:0 Filmmaurice sigmrd
n couirict recently to produci- jade-«j
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To Heal
pm fun‘izv for spi-lcial Paramount rm.
~1ch 51.5 Berti-re. also signs-d to? A c h C
)l"’t‘v'l'.i' the continuities l, on” '
i'llilt‘li \'.»\l’l)I-1\'llilll~2 i .’
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l-w l’rogiam ul l~‘ni- Acts “'ill “0'
Presented Today “'itli “The l “
Sapluuld" l '
The Palace Theatre vaudeville prod ”as
mhni {or the last three days of this?
Vic-ck wzll hc prescnted this afternoon:
.inl continue through (he tlii'l-i- shows:
no :x‘ifurday. Some- exceptional num-
i. -i - Il‘e‘ promised on the hill and it isi
* ‘: "3. that with the cxpectationsi
m... 2v rln- management holds for the'
.1. ..~.' on: of the best bills of the-uyearl
"‘ll lu- enjoyed. The nature of the:
. 4'. a. lull as a surprise for the pat-‘
u... ind one- is surely in store for
‘l' H; The Palace will offer in eon-
l-im w it. will in: vaudeville today and;
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12m .-,-'- iw Winchell Smith's “The Sap-
“Healing
, Honey
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SPRING‘YOODS To MP1??? RAY“
TUBES. I
'l‘nc S})l'l§‘}’,\‘.or.il A C. and the Sun‘-
gaiuck A. (I iazt. 0i Sunday al‘tir-
nonu. \\'|l--il ti.-~ noral ham will trawl
to (irccns Farms. at thc l‘wr-dl'orrl (qul.
and tarkh- them. Tln- gann- will start
at 3 o'clock sharp, All mcmM-rs of
the- Sprit‘.q\iood tcam arc to rcpurt for
practice tonight at ‘7 o'clock. and will
l'r']l(}l‘t again for practicu- oii».‘~‘atiird;i_v
()n 'l‘hnnksgivinl: Day the Springs
Wvoods will tackle- the Southports. at
‘Sollllllil'll. at 2:30 o‘clock.
strong lt‘ulll—rlllt‘rt'
lAint-ricun (‘hain players on tho Soul
port tcam.
'I‘hc lineup is snlijccl to changc.
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l‘o' Si‘nday's panic follows: ';
Springwmxl. l'os. .Sauganick. ;
liardos........ l. bl. l .\l. .Lzarol
.\\'allonc ...... l. 'l'. ' ........ ll kcrl
Frank. . . . .. l'.. (i. ...... \\'illi:in.s:
chwsscy. . . . C. . . . . . . . )liittcc‘
Panto. . . . . ." l.. G. ,...(.‘a\anaug'li 5’
liartek ........ L. 'r. .......... Mills,
’l‘al‘lov ........ |.. 1‘} . . . .l’. Mair/aro i
l‘an_vai........ (.2. ll. .......KitLlii-)'f
Foyer ....... it. ll. ll. ...... Vullmd ‘
\Vaig’O'. ...... L. H . ll. ...... (‘iaccia l
Longicl ....... I“. l‘-. .........l'ollc_\' 5-
This is a .
are four former;
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‘l’..\l‘-l-Z “I'TH'S RECORD IN (‘I'ILL
I HAVANA. Nov. lS.-»~~llurin;: thi-
Vsi-rii-s'of huscliall games played by the
'.\i-w York‘ Giants. in this wily. llahc
Illuth. the champion home run hitter.
compiled a batting average of
Iliiit ma’naged to hit only twice for thc
circuit. llc scorcd lixc runs and his
iel‘l‘orts with lhc hat resulted in two
ghonic runs. lhrci- triples. threw don-
!lJl(>'S and two singles. Hc struck out
{Six timcs.
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molt-r for tcu more Kilnl"fi in this city. .
llurini: thc conlcsts in which Ia-
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nrcd during his first scrics hi-rc. Iargc '
crowds garlic-red at the. hast-hall park.
:lho enthusiasts having hut our anTlTi'l'
{lion—40 scc llahc hit lhc liall out of
[thi- park.
5 'J‘orriontc. it
which met lln»
nu-mln-r
Giants
of a
last \x‘zwk.
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ieclipscd the i-l‘l‘orts ol' llnlli hv hillingf
‘tlll‘l‘l' homcrs in one irauic. As
salt 01 this feat. he has liccn named
‘ll.\' local lovers of ham-ball “ilu- llalm‘
|Ruth of Point."
:(TIAYI‘IIING l’RICl-‘is RI'IADJI'STICID.
l CHICAGO. Nov. iii—Clothing; prim-s
are on n stahlo basis. according to a
lslatcnwnt by the lloard of Directors
\oi' tln- National Association of Iii-tail
'(‘lnlliii-i‘s.
, “Iii-adjustmcnt
.i'un its course."
l“\\'ithout taking
{costs or material
of
said
into
values.
prices
lht‘
has well
thc retail
a rr- 1
slalcnu-nt.
(‘Ollfllllt‘llllihll ;
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nil-reliant has passcd to thc consunn-rj
.pricc- ('Onr‘I-ssions that would
ha \1‘ 3
gin-cu delay-d st'Vl'l‘ul months if ordi—~.
lnai'v prom-sacs of trade
’l'ollowt-d.
"\\'ilh
and
li‘vml
cont inucd
l'a vouihle
puhliv
weal her
comidi nci-
conditions.
‘ 'lolhinl: Stocks will be liquidated ll)"
tln- ind of thc svasnn. 'l‘hc i‘ulnri- 0!
[inc industry is much bright. l‘ than at
,am How during the ri-adjuslmcnt pcri- .
I’ll." '
PRINCETON Sl-ILI‘K‘TING Nl-ZXT
YEAR'S 'l‘l‘..\.\l.
‘ l’lllNl‘l-I'l'tlx. N. .l.. Nov. l\.
l‘rincclon is looking t'oruiir-l to nc\t
Muir‘s l'ootlial‘ team. which should lu-
snpcrior to tln- 1102“ augrcxation H"
nzalcrial means anything.
(If tho men on lln- 'varsil)‘. only
thrn-c am- lost through graduation
Innis. at cud: (.‘aptain Callahan. (o-n-
lcr, and Joe Schm-rcr. fullback
Si-vcral suhstilutcs and Hum who
now Arc illt‘llfliilli- ari- c\pc('lrcl 10 till
the. Slltit's of thc dcparting.
SIOSTIL GUI-IS 1‘0 (‘Hl(‘.\(-‘()
AMERICANS.
l‘llll‘AGU. .\'o\. IX. A'l‘hv (‘lricauo
Anicricans today announcml lln sign.
in: of Johnny Moslil. an oultii-ldv-r
who plan-Ii with Mic Milwaukm- .\ni.
('7‘ll'llll Association loam lhc
sl-usoi‘s. and .\ll(‘kl’¢l Collins. a
professional outlli-ldcr.
sl'll‘ll—
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The store closes daily at: 6 o’clock
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l'elocipedrs willi ruhlwr tires and adjustable souls; \Vell made
in emery way. $6.00 and $11.00
Sleds, the "Sherwood Hero-plane" type. called lin- "sli-d that
steers. , $6.00 up
Llhuutuuqnii Blackboards in red fraincs and with lilting: sin-lvi-s.
and with reel of drawing pictures. aniumls. lcllcrs and hi.—
urcs. Can be easily converted into a Gl‘sli. M00 up
Easel style with double blackboard surface. $2.00
DOII Carriages nnnln ol' rillex: very slrong and lllll‘illllt‘.. \\'lill
rnhhrr tires wheels and adjuslable hoods. in natural. l\‘lll'_\'.
frosted brown and frosted blue. $112.00 up
aims" with leatherette hoods. 5;».00 up
toaster “'aigons wilh slef‘l. ruhherohrcd wheels and sit-cl (run—
' ning Hl‘ill's. Three sizes. l 1. l l , 59.00 on
master “'a ons made of all sll'l‘l: ru ilwr— irm w loch. .
l' g slil.00
Kiddie Kars .llllll‘}'.\. llol‘sey"Toddlers and llonnil- liars. all in
compll'le llfil'lll‘lllltllll. , .
I'lie “Overland" in kiddie lair lypr: l‘lllllll‘l'-lll’r‘ii wheels.
- , $3.00 up
“.00 up
$3.00 up
75 cls. up
an aeroplane.
$6.00
“Illel‘lhfll‘l‘tHKS. (ll. \\'mnl ul' slcol,
.‘IIlOflIOIIilt‘H. iln- loud-propelled kind.
Two-“heeled l‘ull Cars. ~ .
lei-ophme (Ear, almost an exact reproduclion oi
Toys
:The Finest Assortment Ever
Offered. Many New Mechanical Noveleties.
'" $21“ up.
.\iiiefii-iiii Eagle. :1 palriolic. type of ear in gay colors.
.\ Cruiser. hull-propelled car with regular slvwring wheel.
Automobiles with headlights, motor meters and
in gray. gl‘l‘l‘ll. yellow and blue With colorml l
$7.50
$7.501
sell-startersa
llli‘ lrimmings.l'
$9.50 lo $26.50.
Gilbert Toys. rightly named “lhe. toys thaL leach. .
Erector. llricklor, Chemical OutlllS, Sodering Oullil—s. Telegraph
and 'l‘clcplmin- Scls and \Virelcss Telegraph)".
(loin Tricks. (lard Tricks. Chemical Magic, ’l‘in (Jan Toys. Puzzld?
Parties and Mull and Jeff Jokes.
Electric Moving-Picture Films containing 100 ft. of film.
l‘lxlra iilms. lllll fl. long.
Electric Moving] Pictures. small sizes, with ihrwa Sl-l'l. I‘N‘ls.
Film-S. lmx ill. llll‘l‘o.
Sandy Andy. Pananm l‘ile llrivrr. Elevators. llowli-r
Sand l‘llo-s.
“lionsli'uclo” \\'oodcn Toys. the parls of which may
gelhn-r in make avroplanes, Windmills, derricks
nioliill's. .
Bristle Targets. several sizes.
“Liberty" Gun. l
he greatest toy gun ever inve
5 13.501
$2.50”
$10.00
65 cls.‘
Andy and
he put to-
and anio-
35 cls up
50 cls. u
$1. .
Illl'll.
The “Pull-Apart" Animal Circus; animals and clowns of painted
wood.
' Kid Gloves
)nce again the. prices are
Within reason. TWo—clasp
It will be pretty cold in the
.Yale Bowl next Satur-
day if this weather con-
'1 t1 Stinues.‘ Those who ex-
' s : 1's Wit 1 iree _
mcr (‘lll '1 port to enJoy the panic
. '3 ' ‘mhronerv on , . ,
ions at ( ' With cointort Will he
the,back. In white. white
and black. g'zi)’. brown,
beaver. tan and cream
Original pi'ice.,$~l.75.
Special at $3.95
glad of one of the big,
warm. voluminous
Steamer Rugs
These arc thick enough to
keep out almost any kind
of a Connecticut hrecze'.
A second group originally
priced $4.25,
At $3.65 \ 9M .‘0' ‘9 0‘
Effects in lieatlicr.
red, blue and green. to-
gether with plain shades,
all in The host weaves.
$10.00 up.
Third floor.
s: '8):
These are of a very well-
kiiown make.
" Main floor
The Calendars Are Out
And sonic of the most at-
tractivc are framed pic
lures. the kind one will
like to look at all the
year round.
To these are attached small
calendars printed in ur—
tistic colors.
PriCe 15 to 50 cents:
Stationery section.
Knitted Corset
CorSets
fOr extra warmth
Medium weight cot-
ton; or Merino-{Swiss
ribbedfin regular or
extra sizes.
'Main floor.
$2.00 up
Basement.
it is Children’s
Week
And among the many at
tractions is some station-
ery, all nicely boxed. The
colors are palcst. pink,
and blue, of a size for lit—
tle letters and all deli—7
cately pretty.
$1.00 a box.
Party Invitation Cards foe
children. 24. sheets and:
24 envelopes. p. .54 i.”
‘13.
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At 50 cents a box.
Stationery section. Main 300‘
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should attend the
Long
New
640
A4 I P. M. in Pastime Tennis
Club Building on Queen: Boul-
evard. At BLISS ST. station.
6mm lllllfll lllllSI COMPANY
ill Nil '0“ ‘
Trustee, and other:
' 70%|): [tongue
0r Ieltil!
‘ Install-ate
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One Subway vs. Two Subways
Stretch a String
two ways in Greater New York City,
from the Grand Central Station for a.
distance of about 50 blocks and you will
strike 92nd Street in Manhattan on the
North, or the Thomson Hill section of
" Long Island City on the East.
- You Would Pay
.$15,000 to $200,000
for the lots in Manhattan along the line
of the string, served by One Subway.
YOU CAN PURCHASE LOTS
‘~ in the Thomson Hill section of Long 18-"
land City, served by Two Subways and
only 8 to 14 minutes from Midtown Man-
hattan, with three subway stations at
the property AT AUCTION.
V ’rite To-day.for a-New York City Map
with a piece of string attached. so that you win
sue for yourself the comparative valuw of real
estate in 3 21,43 mile radius of Grand Ventral.
is Not 8. Puzzle, but a Strong Argument why you
Absolute Auction Sale .
Island City
York City
ON QUEENS BOULEVARD
In Thomson Hill Section of Long Island City
TAKE ANY SliBllVAY — FIVE (‘ENT FARE
Interlrorough 8; H. R. '1‘. “Broadway” Line
‘ 3 Stations at Property ——— Lowery, Rowson 8: Bliss Sts.
, Saturday, Nov. 20th
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Subway Lots
that has no" equal
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,York and Boston,
1865—1920;
STORE CLOSE-S EVERY DAY AT 6 O’C‘LOC'K
Our 1 0% Anniversary
Reduction, Ends Sat-
urday-Nov. 20th. :
‘ This is a Most Unusual Opportunity to Make a Genuine
Saving of 10 Per Cent. on Anything in Our Entire Stock
of Beautiful Quality Merchandise,
Neglect to Profit by It.
This discount is offered to commemorate the founding of this -
business, fifty~five years ago, and to f
policy of Genuine Value Giving. Thr01
already taken advantage of it, supplying their
buying for Christmas.
We invite you to pay us aivisit
as welcome to look as you are to
sortment of beautiful
DIAMOND JEWELRY; RINGS, JEWELRY, SILYERWARE,
\VATCHES, CLOCKS, CUT GLASS, ART GOODS, OPTICAL
GOODS, LEATHER GOODS aid SHEFFIELD REPRODUCTIONS
11 any jewelry’establishment between New
k
and You Should Not
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urther promote the Fairchild i :
igs of Prudent Buyers have l
if only to look around. You are
buy here. You will see an as-
present needs and
Send for Bookmap ,
This ‘10 Per Cent. Reduction Applies to CASH Purchases Only
..‘ and No Purchases Will Be Reserved.
BUY Now, FDR. XMAS AND SAVE
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and it is all included in this Reduction. l ;
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