r _ {101‘ q , ' ' T Instruction, booklets are also given, and. Ali weaves and S‘llflllcg a”
- - ‘ , , . rMnch help cannot be ml . , out. For forty cents a. complete outfit 'ioned. some even having mink; fash.
.. _ .1 from the wall Spanish; war: WM ._ . can—be purchased which will make" :1- The wearing 0f paper hats “Ll“
.. ! patrolling the coast; to which" an“; . ,‘ hat. the attractivenessof which (19- started in Germany, “-2.. ‘gfimt
' T1.- 3 preach is very difficult and danger- ‘ _ ' pends on the ingenuity of the maker. pressure of war praczimy 1; 3“!
' r ”7' 0‘19- while bombardments firom the ' ' . , , ' An average of fifty hats. all made of ing. paper shoes and p“... l H,» . ”h
. ; warships would probably prove iner- . paper; were noticed by a. reporter one introduced. Paris soon 2.». ,
, fl I ' fective. because at the impossibility ‘ ‘ Sunday recently, which started him on» style. later passing it on m A... 1‘ L
_ ' it '1’” {1* 0‘ seeing the object aimed at owing “Do girls really wear paper hats” his search with regards to the latest the result being that ll‘n y “I. ,
I WI to the roughness ot the ground. _ was the question the? the . reporter kink in fe nine mimicry. . _ tenil‘:C}lsl'§“;ml‘hmmghmn 1, .W . a;
‘ H o "I ' “1“.» _ ,. ‘Blue. orange. and lavendarcolored es? “a ' 5‘0”? "“501“.
_ I I! W ‘ | ' '. JACK DEWSEY BOXES “”11 asked a.nromlneniiz firm t0: :tafiogf'l: hats are the most predominent Colors. ”—f . w ‘ -
W‘“ SAM‘L'EL VAUCLAIN. dealer-35 in this cty yes er ay a e . “'ELSH A31) 1"” i _
' noon while in search of “news." although shades of gray and blue. and WVIPEG M .. _ -u. m.
, "Provi that he' do" was the alternating colors oi: .white and tan. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ 3“'j A”; J- i 3‘
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 24.—Jacr 118’ t 5 1 1 die Welsh. former “gm... ,
” ' --———---" ' Dempsey. world's boxing‘ champion, answer. “all that you have to do is to fiave been not ced. _ . pion. and 010111136 Tait. (‘anijf 1““
JEELILLA. Morocco,—Ten {hous' was the chief attraction yesterday at a l°°k at the ordersJ’Ve had t° put in The ’hats vary in style from ‘ BM? weight champion, fought 1. 1 ‘1, L." .
and square'kilometers of the Spanish picnic given by his friend, (James for crepe paper._or.ta.ke a trip to Ro- den type with a large brim, which to a draw here 1am mg“ m a Q?”
mono remained to be captured when Daugherty. of Philadelphia, to some ‘0” °" Calf Pas‘m‘e °" C°mp° .‘Ef ’1 was made °n 3' frame t° turban °’» which was advertised for in.) ‘
the Spanish troops in this section suf- 700 children. Sunday and 5'0““ 39‘3““ MSW“ 90‘1“ mde‘s' 0“ excepu‘mwy pionship of the British 15mm}. ‘ T"
_ 51"“ their reverses at the hands of Dempsey boxed a. bit with Samuel _Taking out his record book of sales. handsome model noticed was a com- few effective blows over e 11mm »:
‘ «the Moon late in July. The entire Vauclain. head or the Baldwin Loco— he ShOWea the ”Wm” that Since 135* “mm“ °’ tw° t°n° ”’0“. With a either contestant. ‘ "
\ofezlon was overrun by fanatic tribes- motive Works, and several others June, when the craze started. there jaunty quill or dark brown paper.
~'_ mien ready to fight to the last for After foot races. wrestling and other havebeen an average of ten women It's hard to tell a. paper hat from a -—Band Concert tonight, 73., I
_ their inhospitable land. sports. the children were taken to an or girls a. Gail“! purchasingffrepe pa- giraw hat when they 3:31:61 lands, 9:30 D. T. Mahackcmo Square :1. °
. ' amusement , per, glue an a. waterproo ng com- e paper so clevery ‘ta ing raw chants' Mardi Gras‘ Sale 0, r; r-
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‘3: Days of the most Sensational Money-saying op— / 5..
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QUAUTY SHOP 32‘ 3 D Thursda F ml (1 S t d . ’
(The Home of Peggy Paige) Hog. ays9 y, ay an N a ur a} :: I
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:3; All New Fall Suits for Men and Young Mon 333
i? All Models and Designs. Bought to sell for $25.00 and 330.0. 1 8 5 . :5.
23:. For 3 days only .................... .. . . .............. .‘ $ 0 Q :2
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21:: 35.00 to 37 ew ‘ ° '
$6 Wool Serge Jumper Dresses - $2.95 ug. , . ~; $ .$. '50 N Fall smts :z:
.3. Newest Fabrics and Models. This Is positively’the first show- .3.
W001 Jersey_ Dresses .. _"_ .. $4.95 3%: ing. For 3 days only .................. $22.50 :2
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$5 to $8 Wash Dresses - - - $1.95 %:§: $40 to $42.50 All Wool Stilts :3:
3 Made of Highest Grade Fabrics in all the New F 11 M ' 7 u'
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$10 to $15 W 001 DI‘BSSBS " " $5095 g: single or double breasted. For 3 days only . . . . . . . . . . . . .’ $2 .50 .3:
Flne Sllk Dresses " " ' 1'3 Off ‘3 $3 00 \len’s Str ’ ’ , 3~
" . . . ong Work Pants— " . ! .r _ - .. V .
. 1°: 3 days only .............. S1 ”'9 $1590 Boys A“ “ 001-2 PK Suits. Soe- "v
. .. ------ ., -l cnally priced for this sale only . _ . .. 3.5.9.75 u,
ersey ults - - - $7 95 ~ - . .. . - ..
° .. 20c )1 on S Sox. Special .......... 2_ for 25c $1.50 Men’s Neglige Shirts: fast colors. . 89c .i.“
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$15 to $18 Jersey SUItS .. _ _ $9.95 ‘°§’ 50c Ellcns Lisle Hose. Spec131..3 for $.00 S200 and $2.50 Mews Fino Shirts: must. .3.“
. o; 85c Men’s Pure Silk Hose _ colors ............................ $1.39 u
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All SUltS " ' ' 1'3 to 1'2 Off °§° 31-25 Men’s “Otis” Balbriggan and Lisle ‘ $3.00. and $3.50 Genuine Woven Madrnas 0:0
‘ . 3: Shirts and Drawers. Very Special..65c gar. Shirts- 3 days only ............... 51.80 2::
W 001 Sklrts " ' - 1-3 Off 0:0 75c White Lisle Athletic Shirts and Draw- $4.00 and $4.50 Fine Silk Striped 1““de ‘2‘
F. . ‘ :3: ers. Special .................... 45c gar. Shirts. Special ___________________ $2.59 :3:
1136 Sport Skll’tS - - - 1-2 Off .g $1.50 genuine B. V. 1). Union Suits. $5.00 and $6.00 Pure Silk Shirts. Best -
S r ‘ :3: Specml .. .................. . ...... $1.19 Opportunity in town .............. 53.8.) :3:
W eaters .. .. .. - 1_3 Off g; 51.35 Men’s Lisle Union Suits. Special..89c $1.50 Pure Silk Knitted Neckwcar. Spc- :3:
$6 Waist , . .3. $1.25 Men’s Nainsook Union Suits.. . .. 79c elal ------------------------- 7‘ 89C .3;
S . - - - $3.95 I: 51-25 Boys’ Shirts and Blouses. Large $1.00 Pure Silk Neckwear. New Fall paté- j;
0 ° ‘N7 0 ,2 assortment of colors ................ 89‘ terns. Special ..................... ‘ ac .3;
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SPECIal alStS - $4.95 .3: 65c Boys’ Notaseme Stockings ........ 45c $1.00 Boys’ Blouses; large variety ....... 69c ,3.-
. ' _ , 0:. $2.00 Men’s Fin-e Pajamas. Large selcc- $1.50 Union Made OverallS° all colors. ‘?
All F u1’ Pleces - - - - 1-2 Off 3: tion of stripes and colors. ......... $1.45 3 days only ......... ’ .......... SSC :3:
- . "°' $18.00 Boys’ All \Vool 2-Pants Suits. Spe- , $1.25 Men’s Work Shirts; all _colors. 3 ‘E’
$8 Wool Jersey Spmt Coats -. $4.95 :3; cially‘ priced ....................;$12.75 day. only. ........... ..... 85c :3.
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3: SPECIAL—A Pair of “SWITCHBACK” SUSPENDERS FREE With Every SUIT or éoi
EEiTRA SPE . ' ,3, PAIR OF PANTS Sold During This Sale. j;
CIAL o :: $WM”W~W one 5.; so.” -~ .53.... - . fl" :2:
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50 Fine Winter C t 0' 1 I: w - ’ ' ' . ‘ *- * :i:
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