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plan during its pr-riod or preparation.
A quick decision as to which type of gown is best
suited to your own personality.
A swift taking of measures.
And then, Madame Carpenter busies herself with her
flashing knife. Within few hours, gown is cut, 1S ready
That fitting, done expertly without sewing a stitch,
Suits of fine! beauty and Style, of
individual richness and unusual value —$39.50
Second
Carpenter
works wonders with
woolens.
'A whole-hearted con-
als that go to make a gown
‘j coat in box effect, suits with ripple coats, suits with‘
representatives.
Today's meeting was designed to do
0 more than scratch the surface 0! tion. but personal interviews with the
'1he problem ahead of the Americas
It was called by See-
» _ Some hint of the president's hopes
GETS READY FOR “°"' *° 98m“ °1 ‘ mammary 3‘", for the armament conivruice were insures grace and comfort and a gown that fits properly.
DISARMAMENT vey of the situation and Of 9. £9,116”: given as the delegates were assembl- . _ .
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Continued tram m P880- hirsesideas throughg Mr. Hughes and gffij'ffnt‘mfia‘im“ 2‘02: gr ’23:“;255 gown IS finished. AND there has been saved an amount
memoranda were available covering disarmament," Absolute disarma- “While.
various points of technical informa-
president and with military and naval
expats were part of the delegations
{proposition with some
ment. Mr. Harding wrote was “beyond
hope of rialization" and perhaps not
own desirable, but a "reasonable lim-
itation" of armament was a practical
' hope of ac-
Madame Carpenter is here for but a liniited time.
Her services are yours without charge. ’Tis wise to
secure fabrics and make appointment with her at once.
_ icomplishment.
Similar sentiments have been ex- Pure 61”: Canton crepe, nice weight
Standard Cotton Stores
98 WASHINGTON STREET
and strength. in a handsome gray and
a live copenhagen and a beautiful
«guy; in rich dark brown. in white
ipressed generally by military and na-
Vval authorities who have concerned
themselves with preparation ot'the
a “reasonable limitation" of future
armament construction than a scaling
idown of present stilength. The latter
'it is pointed out. could well be con-
,sidercd after a building program {or
Ythe future had been agreed upon.
Although today's meeting was the
night. many
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selection. all of them have talked!
over the coming negotiations with 'unixcrsal -disarmaxnent possible. A.
President Harding. Secretary Hugh—'C‘J’15id"‘"‘f’m°n 0‘ the present state 0!
es and Senator Lodge both have him the world must, I thmk’ enforce the
Ire-nested Conferences with Mr. Hard,:<‘OiiclusiOII that this is not a. hopeful
ing .on the subject. and both L'iihu’tims ‘0 ““deflake ‘ha‘ kind °f re“
Root and Senator Underwood called,°1“”°n'
at the “’hite House and were ac- ‘On the other handua world with
(.uainted with the president's views the horrors of recent experiences
before accepting places on the deio-zseared into its mind, and staggering
ation. 'under the load of debt and arma-
(8 The letter in which President ments has generously _justified our
Harding outlined his hope for urea-3"}10pe fora favorable attitude toward
;onable limitafipn" was made public at‘me practical effort. the Sincere begin-
the rWhite House as expressing the "ing' that we are. attempting. The
executive‘s attitude toward the vicws'attitu‘i" 0f the nations warrants con-
of all those who have written him to fidence that we will not fail, but rath-
work for a complete disarmament. 9“ that “Manual ”suns W“! be ac-
The letter was addressed to Miss.C0mP“Shed- calculated to lessen the
Ella I. Freed. Brooklyn, N. Y-. and armament burden and to reduce the
follows in part: danger of armed conflict. I feel that
"My Dear Miss Freed: in such an effort we are entitled to
"Your letters, among others‘that the 5111390" 0‘ all people who would
come to me. suggest a widespread \
misapprehension as to the aims of the
conference on limitation of arms,-
ments. In my letter of Oct. 5th I
said to you: ' r
"I think I ought to correct yogi!
impression about the expectation of
universal disarmament. It is very er-
roneous even to suggest that we con-
itemplate going so far as that. If we
can get a reasonable limitation we
shall think that great things have
bzen accomplished."
“You replied that my letter seemed
to bring a message of hopelessness to
those seeking universal disarmament.
and asked me to explain reasonable
limitation.
"By reasonable limitation I mean
something practicable that there is a
chance to accomplish. rather than an
ideal that there would be no chance
to realize. Universal disarmament
would .be beiv'ond hope of realization;
even it. (mutability at this time.
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Kidney and bladder troubles are fit
limited to men. Homework, or work
in oficc or factory. cause: women to
sufier from weak, overworked or din-
eued kidneys. The symptoms are-—
pufincur under the e on. allow skim.
‘ constant tired feeling. sck of ambition,
nervous conditiai, backache, rheumatic
pains, gore nuclei. otifi joints.
get right at £1: cannot cufi'erin‘lnd
misery. regulate the kidneys and bled.
dot and restore tic diseased organs to
sound and healthy condition.
In. Wu. Fatigue. m Woodsm-
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:data that was before today's meeting. l.“ in black— 34 Serge checks of firm weave, cotton
git is understood that the first consid- warp to give extra strength for
eratioh of those familiar witli the in- ‘ Mn messalines. excellent luster. weight; brown Q,- navy with black—
' good substantial weave and nice g 31.50
, 490,003 franc. to her hmda,.;. : . ,
Crepe de chine in many light and
,dark colors, with fine luster and dc.
lightful "crepe" weave— $2
_ Opportunity, Splendid and impressive and profitablgl
presents itself to women who appreciate the worth and
content and distinction of a fine suit !
Here is now ready the finest group of fine suitsrtho‘
season has brought ! Goodly number in the group}
Beautiful diversity of model. Rich and lovely triininingfi
handsome fur used in nearly all instances. Seasonabld
beautiful colors. Tailoring—Ah, such thorough expert:
tailoring ,!
Suits with long coats and suits with short. Suits witlil
coats of straight impressive lines.
Fluffy fox and squirrel and opossum furs, sleek beau}
tiful mole and beaver furs, handsome nutria.
And dignity and personality mark each suit; thcrd
are scarcely two of same model to be found in the group.
Valuc is outstanding and remarkable. Shan’t put iii
in dollars; you can appraise them at true value with samd,‘
keenness that you appreciate their beauty and fineness;
And their special price is $39.50 I
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floor.
_ Correct underwear
for full figures.
Pretty underwear scientifically cutto insure comforfi
and trimness for women of full figure.
Reduces the figure apparently, slenderizes, improves;
‘ Nicely and firmly made, of excellent fabricsj
staunchly sewed, with trimming of true taste and beauty! p
Bloomers of pink batistc4-69c.
Bloomers of Seed ‘silk or crepe or batiste bloomers—é
$1 to $1.75,
Drawers of muslin, embroidery trimming—75c to $
Slipon Innslin gowns, hemstitchcd or with lace or em-ii '
broidery trimming,—$1.25 to $3.50,
Long—sleeve muslin gowns with pretty tucks and em
broidery,—$1.75.
N ainsook corset covers—$1.25 and $1.50.
Short muslin,petticoats, plain or with cmbroiderg' '
ruffle—59c to $1. ‘1
Striped short flannclettc petticoats—89c.
Roomy flannelette nightgowns, striped—$1.75.
Heatherbloom petticoats, navy and black,—$2.
Envelope Chemises, tailored or with lace and embroid-s.
liked colors. yard
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be glad. as ‘Lcan assure you I would,
to see still more accomplished if pos-
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“Most Sincerely Yours,
WARREN G. HARDING."
WflMEN WITH
AN APAWFMENT
PARIS. ’Oct. 8.—The woman with
one, is most in demand as a. fiancee,
says the Excelsior in its account of an
interview with the manager-ass of a
Paris matrimonial agency character-
ized as one of the better sort. The
war widow. if young and agreeable.
remarries much more easily than a
young girl making her first venture
on matrimonial seas.
A physician between the ages of 30
and 40. well educated and of good
physique was called the first prize
among men. Parents demanded en-
gineers. architects. professors or law-
yers for their daughter-3’ husbands.
while the girls themselves.
above all for an artist but the cupid
broker reported this home genius as
extremely rare. '
The fortunes offered with the
French women varied from 50,000 to
359,000 francs. The director-ens
proudly stated that she had arranged
a marriage between an engineer and
a country girlwhere the bride brought
benediction. Thousands
LIKED Hill WIVES-
an apartment. preferably a. furnished 0
wished '
tery trimming—$1.75 to $3.50. ~
Second floor.
evening and the booths were well poo
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tronized. '
Tonight will be
Guests are expected from “femur:
Stamford. Bridgeport and Greenwich: ’
ANOTHER SUCCESS AT FORES-
TER FAIR ‘
Court Narruk. No. 58, Foresters of
America. and Pride of Court Narruk
Circle. No. 801, Companions of the
Forest. scored another success last
night in the joint annual all-air which
the two organizations are holding in
the Town Assembly Hall. More thanl
five hundred persons attended the ar-
fair. Dancing was enjoyed during the
Guests at the Royal James hotei;
llast night were: Mr. and Mrs. Georgi
Rowland, Greenwich. Mrs. A. Holland.
Boston, Mass; H. G..McLaughlin.iAn-fi
i burne. Minn, w. 0. Shilley, Hartford“
and John E. Reeve, New .Yorlc' film fl
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