7.... --.. ”......” .. _.__,_....
.ehumhévhwo undo. their. final.
7 Thompson fire.
[toolbar otraw ride to be held "
ammo mu confirm it: mm. a A company of malt-m
It is inmmble to We whtflwolld
' ' ‘ ‘7 ’ have hukmnr‘d hand it not been to;- the
mm a! St; Amos Guild 6: [local compels on Monday at the
W mm or!
lichen manure-19mm TIE
do: mane long to he moored.
out on one ”album to help-
ing Mm. Coy celcbnt‘ e m 3' more
such occasions... The m7 were M“
was emu-ulna! on W‘Wrw
Mrs. Nomi. E. Coy or Romyton ave.
nae. the occasion being an 80th aunt-
veranry of. her birthday. Mn. Cor
Iwall born on November 15. but thi-
evening. 7
an... Kimihlek 0: cm... IS READY FOR A
will entertoin the vinembers of
PRIZE EATING
pear she celeme-it on Sunday so
j:hat the gut-ale might all' be than.
‘The day was a pleasant one, all the:-
goughly enjoying. mmy minute. While
:tho hostess. Mrs. (0y, was as active
and Ir: JmA. m of Homo.
L. L: Mia Nellie “rum. um Nome
Payne and Edwin Coy, all of Brook-
lyn; Mn mug“ [mm of Ail‘f
1tally inim-
.. 1a.. Nair
fl V.
‘ es Bolton. o tam. who“ Ito-a... .
tel-day. died. 13‘ m gaming tho
dotth not in the explosion ‘m than.
Mn. Home Blink/y. Bolton‘s Mo
keeper. whose. two mu cauldron
were killed Instantly. is believed nor-
Vemn Moon it»
being hold in connection With the ex-
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m m rm ‘ dam u .N‘ght to 9 O'CIOCk ./
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A oplenda‘flve act vaudeville pro- S. ‘
Ingle (. a r m e
n t. 8 or .
m was meted by on Pal-mic
- . . » . 7 m ll » It the Palace loot - w - .-
Gboir of Christ church at their , . [as am. and no one would realm that bury Park: gflngéfn¢treflMmljmgsfigomew éoum am whmn W offering on u": bill wag UNION ”UK“ "I. ”‘8 IK‘HN‘
'l ithln evening. when regumr CONTEST NOW ‘30 years had passe-0.0ver her head. Hen-‘3'“ 0d A“ gal”. and Albert'an mavesugutioh‘ showed Bolton and top notch when tho Bllf‘ofld last kindg
Q rem Will be held. _ - j'lurm 9b.: (135 Airs, . Coy recefva 80p a an 09- not ‘ had long ‘ cum“ _ .8. f 5;» “ed it almost no!» ‘ .
V ' d k)nmny- beautiful gifts. to say nothing Ruble 01' New York 0113‘; Rev. “0,7110%” mltv culmlmnafrd m an (V am Mi Mi; w WT“? bm in Pa“- ‘ D f 1d a . (
r EYE. "Pep" Orchestra from - - k' lot a. writable shower of card: from Mrs. Frank Clark of Rouyton are»; 'l'haeir on 4.- u dav m which PM in. o _ - 7r ,- f 3 an: no 0 .L ‘ 5 ‘ _
rd. will furnish music at the Her Appellte I. So Fme After Ta mgihr-r roultlves and fliends who were un- nue: Willnm Jamey. Misses May and ‘c'ounter on ‘7 u: z; in- ’the .k ‘ that ,3 us oooamon o tso'mr wpn .. l
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‘ V - ayoo omac °W ' - " ' ' .' - - d and Mm. liar! l" .Thomu and . ram . . ‘7- .. . . . . , ,. 'i
7 club tomorrow evening. the . . ,vs personal“. .\ dmner was some 7 . ‘ 08 mm and the polivo . 1 his arm! ' n“ “‘n '1'}, H i."
.There will also be a dinner sor- Condltton 1 {Mar} Thorium, in p . m slaw ore-9 n‘ k {W H H
7 W . l ' -: *‘i; ‘j—“_ '~~~-
- “I used to have such trouble wnb ‘ _.._ ‘ ~17
omn's Auxiliary of Christ“ church
it‘ll: regular sewing 'moi—ting of the
my stomach that there was nothing .1
.lcould eat that wouldn’t go against
ismnuwmmu :
. z
7, ‘ me, ’ says Mrs. L. E. Mayo Of 0011' .7 , ' - ’
"31:91::de ‘Jfi‘egdxii’k aiierggfififi t the 60m Extenmn' 50““ N°r“’a“" 0°”? ? ' ‘5" PROMPT
ue No pamoulor bu'sines “"13 tam- "My swmach f9“ as if some °ne was. ‘ f P HON E
*a s ‘ ran- just pressing for all they were worth . ' g . . '
" ‘on the inside and it would l'eel all! 3 527 ‘ I)ELIVERY
. , f“ bloated and painful. Gas would come ‘; , ER IF IT’S HOUSEWARE. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ fl ‘
chwég‘fi‘“ in? ‘Cd0‘;)t“,'l"(;gm has DU“ up on me until it seemed as though I'd ‘ 3 . 'T S H E . JOSE] H [)3 \ t '5
~ .33 e 0 M1 111 “188 at .1 K0.“ strangle7 sometimes. And it would 3 l .
«w; ““1 "Md-h" ”f ...... ...... my “9“" “m“ 'l‘"? “ 3 ‘ . TABLE NEEDS mo KITCHEN U P v 85 WWW” St" S \
eeer. accor lng o :m (-M~('lll()r"s seemed to choke that (00' I at a; ' : ‘ . 7 .
fleed filed with Town Clork l-l’orhorl * q ‘ -u d «1. Mr. Dun su'lh-mn of 29 Spy-lug Strvol.‘ THANKSGIVING 1* * ‘ 2T 1h S1118 . __
32 8mm: chronic case Of comtlpd on an d "i If a l i ll lu \\ Ihummtl m at ‘ 7 r a , ‘ ‘ r —-~~ .7
. .. .. . ' ' .‘ . hm ,. u’ ”'1 . v ~ l ‘ ' ‘ a m‘ . .
— 2-27): hgfinfifin)‘: £3129[Sikxlgirsggrdliiloxfif ,vg-mw. snuulim: and pnmuumjml ill-l F()R EVEII}. ONE 11‘ RESTE I) IN IA) U‘ ER I RI(LS¢ W- 2. .. him». ..HH 1 .
Gustav Zimnwrman ""5“ {WWW-‘15- and l. wars so nervous that l (-oulll,’ ""mmv‘ “"5 banish-(l "" ('301“ 5‘ ‘ . Man mm \rr\ 'nw_ v-~
1’11.me Lena Effro'l' " '0‘ ”"d huild- hardly hold a pen ill my hand Willi-"Jill 5‘ 3 DOUBLE ROASTERS WH'T‘ ENAMELER COOK'NG SlLVERWARE SPECIALS g,” s, n“ .1 4,), H. “w”; . .,
ngs on Fort street; and lr‘mnk ll. tl'mblinz and shaking, My nulsplvs ‘ qewmlpss “a”? hosting. blue ,q]. 521-7ng \.. -. , _ { A“ . :lmvma “\c luhlmrs
Bent d .f. h. ,, ,0” t x l-‘ _ . _ _ . - 7 _ . ‘ ’Hllmm Log. 1:. good qua“ }, w m v“ w ,h, ..
' a” w‘ “ ‘1“. “I ‘ " " “0““ ”W“ 3““ I “0"“ ”mm“ ‘3” amvlvd. nwdmm mo. $2.93 min“ with mu tmmlw. 4 q-x sizv. linivvs w.- m .; 52793 mum ‘ '” ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ """
Alum“ 5‘ '9‘ 3“" ”WWW" "" ””W‘ over. My kidneys were in bud shame. at .......... » .............. $2.49 4 (:2. mp. £1.75 \‘n‘lm m *1 "a at ' ' '7 3 $2 49 ”“ “' “M ""‘ ”‘7
'klnfif avenue. 100. i had read a 6 ' large sizg. $325 value at . .3299 Dho’c—P 3"" . F‘Ill'kfi \“2‘ 1‘; it y.) ’11! ‘ 341., E - tljz‘lf'p ."?VI‘;ZI,‘:;)'"‘1Hi I .
‘ .A . l hou RooTou‘ ~ . ._ . ._ . . _. . . -.. .. . m... .,.| ..., H.
Today’s mild weather c-nr'ourngml 1:0 :1”! “Phat a line ' ‘ UNIVERSAE FOOD CFlGPPERs I H; [mums Km: Hm" H .--. ’ mm , m e, 9. Hum“; hwl-t as \.~
number of fishermen in gm down I high“ builder it N0. 1' swansSS’jm value -:,!M. .Kggsei’; {ink and "um ”“0“” J .u ' . .....p. .,l‘.;“. H. _. .5 r; 7 ; . L”. W“ MW” VHI‘qu
" * "' ' l A A ' ’ ”" ‘ " " ""' ; ‘ 7. ..
arbor for m:l(k(.rf‘l. [or for H.” llhh mm so not a but- UN VE L BR'EAD . _ ,. “mm at. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ $25.98 at ........... 3;,” Mn“, “.7..“. H.
:which are still runmng unuvl, “m g H n he] wd “w Makes up to 6 moles. An) hotly mu “MN r: ”mm” m“ “f o; 32”.)” Mum“, “mm!” ‘7'”
the smell are not running is- :1 mal— i 112m ”ff :0, ”‘1.” , m'akp broad Will) this. ATTRACTQVE TEA POTS V31.” at 77 ______ 7 7. p 1.9. “Minn: pm", 7..: :
“tor of mystrwry to mum: fmy llppl‘tlle pick~ _; $4.98 value at ............. $3.10 “any FEM-vhenware- (‘lx§n;t_ p1‘f‘"’ll_ ALUMlNUM WARE SPECIALS M “1., d m .... , ,
...r. ‘——: — S ‘0” n mr once. You ; GRAY ENAMELED WARE “him linml: I: (“up slzv_ 981- vulnn ., _ _ .-. ' 5.xplu»ml." This ...7;
\Vork on the Meumvr .\l:nmn.. I . SPECIALS at ,b 79c ~Ql Ru. leom' $3749 \th “fl 1} r <‘1“‘n" \
, 7 ~ . \ \ : ........................ . . _ 7' . . ‘ .1 ..‘ \
. “’hicll is in dry dock in .'\'n-\\' Yurk . ought l”, M‘, ”f; ! , ‘ r . _r ‘ d! p .7 $375 . “I 'l' 7»
city. is nvnrlng ('omplotion. it is said" pal, “m“ l .\ nu (i ' , .\o_ 3 TN“ "pull”. $1.33 ”in,“ ”l ‘3' LARGE PLATTERS Lug“! \yp‘ruvw. gallf.pp.‘ns 3‘ , 9 g; f“ ' ‘ “‘ '
' l v . ._ 7 ( 7 . . . . n _3“ r...
this morning. and it will no! I... long; «$11337; ”2;?le ’ : d! ...................... a ...: \Vhil‘t‘ {‘mpripan Port-Main “i911 Vain“. a! .. .7 $13.!) , ..-..- 7
1"-"“-- . ' '!" ‘ ' ‘ . ~~.. ’7’..7- . r. . v. . ’
3:12:32 '1): 1.:(ffigrhtr3.4:14:35}; lumt “Ml test. I run (.... 3 ; («:19‘1’2dv522k32 kvltuh. .L Qtrnc gull! hand 31,14 Hill"? at 29¢ 141'. “hawrfir ”up,“ l'ms $3.50 l’lHZl‘. \I()\I ‘ “H
: . . 7 . . . 7 _ ‘ .... ____________ p ‘ ‘ .; . ~ ‘
‘unylhmg ' “"f” Mrs. Mary 1’3”""1‘"? .7 I Lung handled saucvl‘nns. 4 at CH‘NA CUPS AND SAUCER_S hm" M V $2,” ‘ ‘ “l“ “'3‘ 'y
. 4 A musical program “7”, 1w ,.,,nd,,,.,.,l 5-:1r11x:lnzgrw-lii 2m? 3 . g 4.", V3,“? at .. . ------- 36c exert? fin? qnlil-ly. tea or mm... “‘er GLASS WARE SPECIALS I???“ south :1"
at the Swedish Comrrrgutiulml vhnrvh 5“ . ""“ .‘ 3‘ ~-"-. l a. .._ . :r \‘u m: m ..... ..7.... . ..aoc QuL‘JI- mrl l‘v .. .y Qr. 1‘ sl ‘ ~l ‘ ' .7 H 7 I
. > n .- ~ . 7..- i , -- ' " ’ w 'v r n "'m‘ 7 g I PUDDING MOULDS ‘ ‘. ' . “"H .1... . ‘ mm Hm « zl'HS-‘H \:
lomorrovs night. hatuuia}. .1: unlit .l_h.l.\en r fl§11()u‘i,.n bl TI o .I h\l' . . . . 7 . fur $1,.“an Plum l‘ndllr '1‘ 49¢ WHlTE BOWLS AT 37:: l “.1”, d3!” pattern. Sh.- “imv 1m“ ”mum;
o'clock. Musicums from |:r,.1q..,~,...-y rslnoe I mulled “llll Roo 0mg. .\ u". 9“ h. LlJ‘A). ! ' ' ' ‘3 \‘ with Mr” 37““, .. . “—7., ..., W‘r ...,7, -q
will render the program, Frl-o .‘ui- ihvarl {vols tint: and my Murals are fur summ.” my... "130'. m"... 10mg: Bits,“ Broad. - .. .. . - ‘l . - . .- 7. /.c earn...“ .1, .3 “... _
mirqion An offering will lu~ tukrn. E\xm'king just rim". 1 SII‘QD 1‘0 5001““)? Mhu's l lunv Mif'fvr: ri tnrnwnls from; ‘51—” 5’70 at ............. 31.10 CEREAL JARS WITH COVEFS OIL OR VINEGAR C‘RUETS ""d "1’3“! ‘
m . 3‘ 1111211154 HIM MU FD WP“ ”U" ml" “““M '.’"‘“;”M.i‘“”‘ ““"7 “"‘-“ “"4 ”NH I Could -‘ 89C sizn n! ........... . 73c Arno-flaw l‘onvlaiu biannual :ml Plan: m (Humid. ":9. min. m." l W'"
- . . 4- ; . ; _~ 5y~ r :5- }p . .le w .r(. ”n1 | “f" "‘ W‘Huwl and hill! who!) up, 1 79;; 5110 ii! ______________ 85c an, .‘ll 31'; 3‘“: Hill: . 7 p r' t .. p ’ 7 7 9:, \\ h: - -...\ pl.
About thlfl} 0‘ ”1‘ . "1‘ ”H" '5‘ (" } 1” a" .103”..an (1111134 ‘wurk 1:0“. will)» l'h‘lxml Hl' Hw [murr one day ill “‘11- ‘ ( ‘ K P 1‘ 09¢ .U ' ' 96 “throw um" ‘31-
Hm Loyal \vorkors “l 1h.- .\(:l\1~nllidll [u inya .'. «. -ll ’1‘ ~. '< n . “W, H”, rm“ rm ”m“? M how ”0‘ a WASH ao'LERg BREAKFAST PLATES THIN BLOWN TUMBLERS VUHW
Christian churoh jourmml in nrnlgw. gout; alumni. turd out. Off! (mu 1- 0 ’v ('ljxn'r “.4... .3 ;. Mr. “-0.,” and d....(,,_ Inquiry bottom and (in «idea $3.93 Amorit‘an l‘t‘rofluln. gold hand. um,” ~7l<:7~'lifn, \.:7'uv 33 5” 1101' luv... : . 7-
hort last nigh}. \;'hl¢»]x-r~ ‘lhr‘? :xltgtonim ll 3 « Mfimlld H‘Nllt‘dy .xlrlghl. l I £le 1:; :iixv“;t\.::‘xiv-l;'ni an? goal rzllml to Value at .................. $2.98 23(- vm‘h, :Ilh-m‘nl, 7‘. for (file at G for ..... I 39c IH \hlJJ \\II .I \c hwnx
HP Victory ral Y 10 < v.\' 1‘? ru "0-. Mrs. M. l’ umer is a'nm wr uxux' v =-‘ . - mm m as w my » _ 1. . . , 7
port group of Loyal “'orkors. “7w: rlhis “....” madly”... l ,{lr‘rnp’uanxnll’ l u'tln I) and am glad u. - ‘1):33133/‘1: \.\‘}\
.~_ .. . . a‘trr 01‘ thv lo-ul chnrl-‘tv I ‘ '. ""J}” j “V ‘V Y 7 . ..) l ,
ix"): tififiuiE-‘r booeukm' :x! tlw Rl‘icl‘zv , ‘ROOtOIlic i5 801d in south N01; lllfl\'(“l l;"f«b|"j sulc‘ h: [Paton-(33 25 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTli AOR“'ALK ."I'T‘xivid m g; \"
U -l ‘ ‘ ...: IL. 3""311'" one». 9‘0“ 1 . ('50 n11 n .
port sen-m“ Iwalk by Mead’s Drug Store, 8 N. \“"“"|“- H Is also for salv in all Store Closes at 6 P- m- “”113” “mm. ”$3,... ,7,”
. ‘ -—‘—- ~ . z . ler lust (4;qu xlrnmqislg ...”) _ “"1175 3mm.“
{rlwursal ol the (‘hmr (mm m Mam Street. “...“, .\.l\ a“
ll)»: I‘lnsl ovomu- M. id. Chum-h was; ’
lwld following *hr- mid—“wk :-‘v’~r\'iw '— _ “nu—l!
:nt 'lw clnzrrh hat pmvninsr. :vml xm'
re-heursal will he luld lhnvn'rn“ lu-rf
cause of tho fzu't tut mc-mlwrs of tlw-l
prorlh lmasrno who :n‘v also mo m '
lu-rs of (ht- Choir Cnihl urn plunninuf
to attend Hm l-Iynvorlh Longue con-f
vention in Stamford. tomorrow. l
.7 1
Nows [hut Mrs. Helen I’m-k hr 430;“
Gregory lioulovurd who. 3'<-slnr«l:ly
' ‘morning was foumT on tho lu-m‘h'
off lmuzdon‘s island wht-lw SlH- had;
been in an unr'onsr-ious rendition :lll'
night. is considvrahly lurlh-r. is 7wn\l
received with delight by l‘riPnds of
the aged woman. Mrs. l‘wk. is \vus,
said this morning at. the hospital.‘
would undoubtedly recover if film]
kept improving the same as she lmdt
been doing over night.
R0 WA YTON
-—\Vhy nfl eat that. oyster suppor
tonight at the Rowayton Hose Hall.
street is in New York city. the quasi
of relatives.
The home of Joseph l-Ilzea is re-
ceiving a coat of paint. which uddS‘
much to the appearance or the house. had sufiered a 81
A large addition has been built to fshoes With
the house of Charles H. Wells. corner
of McKirde)‘
nuea.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F- Parker
of New York oily celebrated the sec-
ond anniversary 'of their marriage on
Tuesday. ‘
l
. Mrs. Mildred Young and Mrs. May
Applegate of Brooklyn spent Wednem
day, as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. lil-
bert Payne, '
a.
Kr. and Mrs. John H. Downers
have returner-140 their home in Pen-
noyer street, after spending several
days in Bayonne. N. J.. with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. \Vright. jr..
and‘doughter Florence haveleft their
summer home in Craw avenue and
; havo gone to New York city for the
winter months.
A triual accident occurred under-
neath tho W'aahlngton street bridge.
South Nonmlk ' yesterday. whey «Fred
' Bracken of Quintard avenue and War-
ren Jennings of Itowayton collided.
Jennings who was at fault. agreed to‘
pay for (he’damm to Bracken's car.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt ’0: New Canaan
was operated on at the Non-walk hos-
pital for appendicitis on Monday. Re~ '
ports are to the effect that she is rest-
ing comtortably. Mrs. Schmidt. who
pm formerly ‘Miss Lulu Godfrey, has;
-7 many friends here who were uorry to ’
’ learn thugs operation was. neeemry. T
but. glad to hear she is, getting along
go well. i
“-5—”. l i
Plag- are. going along77nlcely tor the" .
‘- ywer oupm.~sihlch< the Maytag}
Hue company .is to give mu eve—
’ . 7'; Foye— .
ready!-
lhero '
flunk:
.. 7 The boys , ‘
hike chance
that. they
mpm-ple. »
a... .... an...“ ptherwith the new handsome fan
V Come outbid): fin matchingdesigns ' ' ‘
. . 01' Wwalno
Men’s shoe-buyer
cuts a melon.
7Went; down East a week or 1011 days ago to see the
.folks who make our best men’s shoes; we. were hunting
{for something Special.
Found some of the handsomest and best shoes we’ve
Mm Lewis E. Parkvr of. 1.09.... laid eyes on—and they could be bought cheap!
Were built, as ours'are, for retailers who know good
[shoes and ilisist upon gettipg them. But these retailers
ump in business and couldn’t take the
anibhance of paying for them promptly. So
street and lloton avo- .They 03110de their orders-41nd there was Ml'. M11186.
' .turer with them on hand. ‘ .
.‘
Maybe he wasn’t glad to see Mr Shoebuyer from
Bridgeport!
Maybe he didn’tvmako a big cut in his price!
'And maybe we didn’t snap ’em quio.
hustled down here!
' Cherry calfskin and black kidskin~here they
Splendid styles with fine shoemaking, men’s and
young men’s lasts, nearly all sizes.
to $13.50 shoesr—for you, Men of Brid
- mu
)1 floor, rear.
Regular $10
geport, at
k—and have ’em
Silk that" is pure sillfi'good weight, and rich in color.
Withhandlea of latenéwr pattern;
or stupor ooré'hondl’g. ‘“
.- Map. satisfying
All of 25-inch size, one sort with regular steel rod;
at .. .
.7». -..M-~'me 7'
equipped with ring-
shades of red. green navy
57.75
....g h...
o
Queen Quality $10 to
$15 shoes-$6. 75 f
Luck sometimes strikes twice in tho
fhe startling price of $6.75.
Same fine sorts and leathers as we had before.
Almost prettier, in some cases!
Black and brown
some with cloth top, most w‘iih French
gray kid with Cuban heel.
Regular $10 to $15 shoes—-
loin floor. nor.
Theoek a pMy ,
habnow at less.
Dozens of them have come eagerly at just half of
their former price. ' H
_ How theywsmilefwith color!
mg of ostrich
What fine eflect
does have!
S.
are.
How their pretty trini—
and. of fancy feathers node in beauty!
that metal embroidery and decoration
'IS there not. a wonderful diversity of color? Not one
of the liked shades of Autumn seems to be absent!
But time hoovcozuo. to make them quick-step. out, so
' ”$2.50lgslss
pold pnce is cut squarely in half.
‘ They were $5 to $30; they are
’ d floor.
‘. 7 7 - 7' with twopoirs transom; W . 1
wmnWߣWordarm and datum-bf. ,
'9‘ 7. 2 ‘ gamma $13.;0‘and $15,, was.“ 3”,}.
same place--
here are more of those splendid Queen Quality shoes at
and gray kid; some all kid and
heels. but an all-
\ "
Colonial Par plate
Community silver
7 at special price.
Two graceful patterns of this durable «‘illl‘litflht'
ver from the famous Oneida Community farm-3.
In all the pieces most. in servivo day in and 11.13 «
l.
~7‘4
A otauncll well-femod base of m'vkel silh-
of pure Silver; vaunted for .10 3'
. Silver hard to
»-theoe finesoungoh
l': :1 PM!“
mg oars of son im-
equal for ovorvyday servicwmmul .-t
“2.15
m— a.» $8.50 tablespoon“ 92"
u.“ W~W on. 81.60 coffee spoon- "3"“
3:50AM.— “ SI orange sm— 31“
:flo:u~ row... :ga ".25 medium nae..— 84:“
I I I. I ‘ 8" ~ It
uni-amour and torn—4..” : “a" ”m with
————-——-——-——--_~ *zlllm; =
Burun- M rec—- 500 Sugar spoons. no Soc-o 5“
\
Berry spoon. reg 82—«315‘
Loft aisle. trout.
p...
Mbtor rugs that
. keep folks warm.
. 3 péouliar sort of fabric that keeps out cold and ”“1:
”V ' cuttingbroexe to one side just as does tho fur ‘ff‘
turns
coon or mink or bear! ‘ lo: 1
~.
Ithas a splendid luster. It. wears long im(lel~'fia'l'<5r>tI
service. And it has been made into motoring rugs which;
are remarkable in their beauty.
- 7 Montreal's in speoial weight for touring “3N ‘
lighter robes in very fine patterns for closed cam.
Good 7 “and abig and staunch, can be tucked in w‘nhi
roomto spare!
and unique
" mam and Wood browns
swam
3.33.5. . ginn'
a
7 ~.. . A).
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