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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1921 · page 9

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Coats and Wraps $12.98 and up

Heart oi the S2850 Sell’ ‘

We are anticipating price marking on many of-our garments by giving yomfin mid-October,
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There’s Real' Personality In These Suits
coats From the

of Kuppenheimer

Your: 1111111 in business or school know the Value of being well dressed.» They know the worth
«intiuw us an introduction, and as an investment.

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one good suit or ot‘ercoat is better than two cheap ones, because it will give
more than twice as much service and many times as much satisfaction.

(1111- Kuppenheimer clothes are the kind you like. .

Prices 1-3 Lower Than Last Year.

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the housing problem.
(‘10, contrary is the case and
ti'ms in the field of literal
b 1131 that their new abodes
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- till-«from former dwelling
Drive

< 111. 1-nl.11inl Rhersile
r'uenue apartment houses

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1-;1l1n of {lt'llL' 1iV\'-E1lii11::1 are
V l,. l)()ll(‘ll\ it 11 of the Wall!’
‘ banking hon» 01' that name;

A. Ilnekeielipi. humour and
“may Sparks. haul of the Cunard
1:1 the I'nlted States.

i151 the lost two lime titted up
- 1. .115 apartments—half dwelling
* ill office—atop the new Cunard
1:,1: nt 25 Broadway 22 stories

:‘111- noisy bustle of the most

. 1111.] the most congested thor- HVhenever her hair took on that dull.

in the world.
more elaborate and extensive
.unrters or Mr. Doherty on
1: of the iii-story Battery Park
1 1: lii'l‘t‘ the elderly bachelor's
11" covers the entire top of
building. containing 16
wins hallways, porches. sun
1 “hurricane decks.”
- 111-1151 alone p‘ith a, retinue
‘4 as isolated as if-Iie were
:1 primitive country.

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REDUCE BflSTS

9.111}\ [311- :1 front "wire are
tower-
next-door

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11- spreading 100m and ii illnay is equipped.
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may by Mr lloheitx ftom the home of his
110 one, hasigrandfather in l olumhus. U

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(grins a gymnasium, handball mid
squash couit. billiard room and chem- ‘
irul laboratory. in the last of which
ma wt 1- who is also an lmencor and}
scientists, spends many hours a week .
1111 experimentation ' ’ p .
A feature of the apartment of which '
1its owner is particularly proud is the
bed in his own living quarters which;
by merely pressing an electric button
«may be. made to move automatically
ithrouqh a concealed opening in the
w all to a sleeping porch outside.
1 More than 16 miles of telephoneg
said to have been used to in-,:
still the upm'tment's communication?
SVAU 111 Wllll it includes a. portable
't1itnsxnittc1 and reccher which may be!
plunged in at anv one of a half dozen
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'l‘-l1( entrance of the apartment at
th: 1 he ul of :1 flight of stairs from the
fourteenth floor. is adorned by an
oaken home with the legend “A. D.

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READY \VHICN “’ANTED—Tlfll
HOSPITAL.

There has been an ace: dent A child
has been run OVer. 'I‘rafnc is blocked.
A crowd quickly_ gathers A common
[occurrence this. but suppose there is

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dome. seen from above.

 

Close Up of Uncle Sam’s Dome

In other words a photo-
graph of the dome of the national capital at Washington, taken from an

 

this ummtiinon elemeutwthe little airplane.
’v1ctip1 is your child. -
You rush to the rescue. but what

Anxious friends want. to help. but they. too. know not what to

do. Yet something must be done. and

that quickly. or your child will die.

SAGE TEA DARKENS Call the doctor. of course 1- at 11

HAIR TO ANY SHADE glance and he sees it is a. surgical case

{He must get the little sufferer to a

hospital. if one is within reach. Here

he will find anesthesia for the tortured

body. and here with every modern ap-

pliance at hand he will battle to save
a. human life.

Suppose. Good Friend no hospital
had been near by. you would never
cease to blame yourself because you
had not. been able to give your child
the aid that would have saved its life.

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Don't Stay Gray! Anal-0’s an Old-
tlme Recipe That Anybody 1
Can Apply.

The use. of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmotehr s
time. She used it to keep her hair
Dcauiifully dark. glossy and attractive.

 

 

faded or streaked appearance. this

Lmany times the past year if the House
on the Hill had not been. "Rena.
When Wanted” with Open doors and
willing hands. And if your child hau
been one of the accident cases. 1
your child's suffering had been 155
sened. if your child’s life had bee
saved by the hospital’s prompt and in.
telligent service, you would be a friend
and booster of the hospital. would you
not? The hospital does save man:
lives and does ease untold sufiering
and no man, rich or poor. can tell at
what moment his own family circle
may not call upon it for help.
This is but one of many reasons

 

 
 
 

simple mixture was applied with mm This is no imaginary 'D'Ct“’°'- Th"

dc fui effect.
But brewing at home is mum and

why Nor-walk has a hospital. and win

sort of thing might have happened the hospital should be equipped with

 

out of date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth'l
Sage and Sulphur Compound," 1you
will get this famous old preparation.
improved by the addition of other in-
gredients. which can be depended up-
on to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair.

 
 
 

 

1:1:11 of night closes over
‘Jinhztttan. when a pedes‘I
- ~ Heels is a rarity. the. on-
: 1 1 l1 penetrate to his aeriel

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1- 1111 h enclose the batter)"

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A well- known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a.
sponge or safe brush with it and draw
this thtoug'h your hair. taking one
strand at a time. By morning than-or
hair disappears. and after another In-
pllcation or two it. become. M

 

 

 
 

IDEAL WEDDING GIFTS

There is no present that will be appreciated more by the Bride -to-Be
than FURNlTURE

Our stock embraces everything from an inexpensive chair or table to.
a complete suite for dining room, living room or bedroom

2 Our Prices Are One-Bali Less Than a Year Ago

Raymond Ea" Son

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every appliance and resource to do its
complete work. By action of the

Board of Directors. 8. campaign is now
on to raise $75,000 for the Nor-walk
General Hospital. Three weeks—Oct.
9th to Oct. 80th—will be devoted to
publicity. and one week—Oct. 80th to

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You are reading the first of little 1105- do we feel sure every public spirited-
pual stories that will appw day ajtor citizen will want to do his part to help

day in the papers of Norwalk and ‘ms h°spm“‘
neighboring towns. One can‘t tell
it 8.11 in a. single article. Watch the . . (1

W1 .some sections of the city an sur-
533123;: 53:83:}: 33:21:: '3” (10:: irounding country, caused confiden-

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