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the l." nnpuliz-nt lini- and
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.lflllé'll‘ll this summer. curries
plans which include
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l prwre‘ls. li‘il’lw-n thousand
'llll‘lflXtHl ii. the center of
- ‘tilll then- :in- no comfortable
plums whn'e girls can go un-
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Republic. the first rating
41‘ the sort in South America.
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1“. Cost.
mu.
\ novel {(‘i‘tllll‘l of Hit» nv-w lmli-l for
“mt-n. which opened in Philadelphia
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v‘fit'xll')’ to keeping a lmsiums woman's
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r5» \\ mg, on fresh l'UllIll‘S and Cliffs'
violating: buttons and hooks. dyeing
alien waists. (larmxzu slm‘kings and
‘11};le many lilllr thing's that busi-
-—.~‘ \vmzu-n haxr nu Inn! for is lakrn
of by the shop llll't‘PlOY‘H who are
'rlvl-rs u! :x \nlunlur committee.
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\Vvlll' 10 many \\(|lll\'ll \\'llU Want
n'curl; in tin loll cannot give
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This is a D
Service that’s ready and complete for everybody in the Christmas spirit; from
through every smiling section.
Service just as complete and satisfying for fol
with a great many impressive savings standing out
Inn-unce- In Main Strongman-field Avenue. and Cannon sued
Store open daily ’til 6
I
ouble-Service Store.
ks intent upon home or personal needs—l
from day to day and in section afterl
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"oylandl "
Rare beauty and
remarkable service in
Oriental rugs.
A great many folks have been wishing that Oriental
rugs were available at reasonable prices—for they have
been almost too expensive.
Some of those folks wished them as gifts, appreciat-
ing their ideal fitneSs for remembrances. Others wished
them for their own service, having tested and enjoyed
them.
’Tis good news for all folks that here is a collection
of rich runs from the Orient at reasonable prices. Those
(prices are at least one—third less than formerly. And the
and high
collection is one presenting rugs of fine beauty
degree, including a number of the smaller sizes at small
cost.
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Those splendid colors, those unique designs, that fine
luster; all the distinctive features of genuine and well-
chosen Oriental rugs mark this gathering. ’Twill be a
pleasure to make selection, a content to have the chosen
‘gugs in your service or to have them carry your holiday
remembrance.
$75 to $139
$60 to $100
_ 75
Antique Bcrgamas—
Belouchs—-
Irans—
Third floor.
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.vtui the rvsult is
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r.-'. liv‘ .- lzzlv in lie-331.11..
~r'l _\A lzr kidneys feel like lumps
'; your truck hurts or the urine
:lx'. tell of sediment or you are
to we}: relief two or three
(lurzr‘: the night: if you suffer
k l;f‘all.’l(‘lif‘ or dizzy. nervous
w bl strunar-h. or you have
”9er v.'l;‘ n the weather is bad.
"4:11 your pharlnat'ist about four
of .larl Salts; take a table-
i'“. a glass of water before
3 "sat for a few days and your
-.< will then act fine. This
‘- sells ls made from the acid of
and lemon juice. combined
blind. and has been used for gen-
to flush clogged kidneys; to
"‘-li;:r- the acids in the urine so it
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(3941113 bladder diam-den.
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‘L-‘e. makes a delightful eflerveoce‘nt
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Those girls’ good
raincapes now $3.95.
Baineapes to keep girls safely against rain and snow.
Amply large enough to be worn over winter coat, if
_ (necessary.
With a hood that pulls snugly over head.
No wind is going to help Mr. Rain in his efforts to
{make it unpleasant for a girl who has the protection of
{such a raincape.
Deep blue color, sizes 6 8 10 and 12-—noW.
Second floor.
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$3.95
finds them as satisfying as does little fellow
wear.
right now.
cold away and make protection sure
whether Baby rides on outing or is carrle
at bottom. Do away, even, with need of bonnet.
Kazf‘ksfi $175 to $399 Chinchilla or eiderdown, hood trimmed with pink or
Antique Irans—- ‘ $1 ‘0 blue satin ribbon; regular $6— $3-50
Sarmnks— $50 to $250 Special little blankets for baby, pink or blue— 890
Kirmans—— , $100 to $300 Bathrobes of white eiderdown with edging of pink
Royal. BOkhamSfl $175 or blue satin, regular $5 to $7.50— $3 to $4
Mossouls— $69 and $75 Bibs of Terrycloth or fancy fabrics, all white or with
Every wash suit for
a boy is less.
All-year-round service is given by boys’ waslrsuit S.
In their cleanly brightness and their comfort. Mother
for indoor
Yet it‘s good business to make a cleanup of them
And here goes to do it!
Every wash suit, white and colors, middy and belted
tyles, sizes 3 to 8—-
rcgular $2.25— $1.75 regular $2.50—~ $1.90
$9 " regular $3.50 & $l——. 2.50
$3.50 regular $5 to $6—-— $3.75
_ Baby Bunting
warm wraps— $3.50.
Sfizctest and warmest little wraps for Baby; keep
and complete—-
(1 by Mother.
Cover tiny tots from crown to heel—and are closed
5
.——n
regular $3
regular $l.50—-
edging in pink or blue—special value 25": to 50¢
Beautiful carriage covers of Japanese silk with hand
embroidery in pleasing patterns, regular $6 to $10—
$4.50 to $6.50
Second floor,
Fine news of
hair ribbons.
Some. of the loveliest of hair ribbons are waiting to
go into gift boxes-and at 39 cents a yard.
Quite some time, isn’t it, since any sort. of hair—bow
ribbons were to be fmmd at 39 cents a yardi
And these are beauties—satin stripes and lovely com-
binations of colors. Light blue has a grmtripe, there
is pink with silvery narrow stripe or with self stripes,
golden yellow with deep brown, and rose with silver—all
with the brilliance of satin and of good firm texture.
Half a dozen hair—bow lengths, iced from this col-
most any little girl happy! 39¢ a yd.
plesof corsets and asked that we compare them critic
with those we were selling at $4.50.
Even showed them to one maker—and he held up
hands 1n surprise—“couldn’t see how it could be done! .
You’ll appreciate them instantly
through—well Worth $450——
These good $4.56
corsets are $2.79.
at he could do, a new maker sent. samq,
all},
. t ‘
$4.59}
To show us wh
We did it. Found them just as good as the.
u . 7 |
Our‘order went. in quick! The corsets are here!
flesh tint, two models—«.-
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11 well made all
Second floor. $2I7al
Those remarkable
dresses at $15!
Truly remarkable in value and beauty and diversity?
of styles. .
Some, with the spirit of youth, s
women who seek correct style combined with quie
Splendid tricotine, fine serge, excellent velour. ‘ u
Those of youthful appeal are embroidered with woogfi g
and silk in striking patterns and rich contrasts. {
Others are braided in rich designs, some are of llllli‘
model and some in straight line effects.
Fabric. and style and tailoring all combine. to mak
them worth $22.50 and $25; any may be chosen at $15
Second floor.
Dj erKiss & Hudnut
in holiday sets.
These delicious toilet delights in special boxes, eaéf
box containing packages in true holiday spirit and of die3
tinctive perfume. l
Hudnut’s are all perfumed with that cllaracterierti
odor of violet sec, containers offer soap talcum and to'
water— $1.50 and
Djer Kiss are made up of either three or four article
boxes are lined with rich satin— $2.75, $3.25 and $3.7
Sets .of Garden or Allah or Japanese incense or Violet ..... ‘
simplicite, two or three articles in attractive container—4'
$1 and W
2“
Splendid heavy “ocade in
Elastic top with long hip.
Low Bust, long hip, drawstring top.
Each with firm staunch boning, em-
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ome in mode s for}.~
t effect,
Center aisle. front.
*—
\‘~'-"~S f’m'OUlO to his 1101119 in a SUb- contests between the two institutions
urb. offered to give him $10 after the have shown marked bitterness and ‘ ,
highwayman discovered that ‘ WG-8 suspension of relations for a. tin.
epnnileas. seemed to be the only solution.
Cable said that the robber leaped-
.
3 —_i
hilred dog at that. you may think
this contribution would never amount;
to much. But there are large kennels’
in every section of the country. and I
believe the majority of these prize
dogs hve long hair. their number easi-
ly running- into thousands. The hair is
longer than on the back of the sheep
dog: it is softer. silkler and grows;
more quickly. A dog's back yields
COIlSidC'Y‘anle hair through combing
and all this is criminally wasted.
"The wool is beautiful. It couldl
be usec‘ for some particular purpose.
where a finer and tougher quality was‘
ncu-ded It is as strong as silk. and
the specimen that was made from thel
wool supplied by a kennel or Maltese
terriers was exactly like Angora. The:
combing: have been almost entirely.
so far. from collie: and old English
sheep don combine that hitherto
;
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CLOTHING I-‘RO_\[ DOG HAIR—
‘YHY NOT?
”Miss Louise H. Conger of Dzrrien.
Conn.. is doing something that is u—
nique even in these days when women
all over the world are blazing new
trails upsetting old traditions and
proving the falsity , of the saying
"There is nothing new in the world."
She is engaged in proving. at infinite
pains. no end of time and consider-
able expense to herself. that the wool
that grows on a. dog’s back is too val-
uable to be wasted. '
It you smile at this Just recal the
fate of the man who smiled at the-
first umbrella. or who scoffed at the
first air ship. He is so deeply bur-
ied under cobweb: that the world has
long since forgotten him. .
has ' the opinion”,
l
Llection, would make
'A bold violator or the
|would afford them much interest.
Center aisle. front.
m
HOIrIE. m:
TEN DOLLARS.
SIEUBENVI'LLE, 0.. Dec.
prohibition‘Danl l C 1
laws—one who stored his e ab e. a pottey worker.
HOUSE
llIARTINSBUIlG. V‘V. Va... Dec. 8.—
—ls being sought today by federal
15\V STORED IN C-O‘UP.'I' mcmvaYnmN OFFERED \TCTDI
8....
u re-
" home ported to the police last night that
brew in the county courthouse here,a robber who held him up while he
upon him, overpowered him. and
and then went throught his pockets”
Finding no money. Cable said, the;
highwayman reached into his own;
pocket. pulled out a. roll of bills and-
offered to give him $10. saying “here
brother. you need it worse than Il
do.‘ Cable said he was too surprised
.to accept_ the money.
“Pape’s Cold Compound"
and state authorities.
The'officers received a. “tip" yes-
terday to the effect that an inspection,
of an unused room at the courthouse;
Thel
CUT THIS OUT—IT
LIONEY
Cut out this slip.
room in question was unlocked an .
when the officers entered. they found field Ave.. Chicago, 111..
various containers brlmfull of thejname and address clearly.
home brew variety. ‘receive in return a. trial packa
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TEN'DLER-FITZSDIMONS BOUT
Guam.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. 8.——The
proposed bout here on December 14
between Lev miller. of Philadelphia.
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Foley
and back:
IS “'ORTfl
enclose with be
6 and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef— ‘lege. of this eitv. and \Vcsle an I'M—i
writing your versity of Middletown have agreed to ‘ up!
will dllcontinue athletic relations for two dose of “Papa's Cold Compo
con- ‘years. This decision was arrived at en every two hours until
taming Foley's Honey and Tar Com- ‘ ‘
pound for coughs. colds. and croup:
Kidney Pills tor pains in side: mans last evening.
m. m film‘fimm ”2% “m raw “ m a...“ w“ “H“ .1... ..
ey er en : come' 0 e '0 i '
Foley (lethal-tie mum 9. mm vide a. 1' rd" It m m‘ the headache. dullneol. {eve
Breaks any Cold
. in Few Hours
Wu
Instant Relief!
COLLEGES SUSPEND
ATHLETIC RELATIONS
HARTFORD. “He;— 8.-—-Trinif.y Col-
Don't stay stu
Quit blowing and snuf
no
the Trinity and Wesleyan senatea at ,mtaken usually breaks up
a conference held at Trinity Com-l The very first dose open. .
It stave! all the nostrils and the air passage.
atop- nose running:
momma:
Month!
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“Pope'- Com
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