THURSDAY, our. 27, 1921
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7. Brown With Vars1ty
FLENITURE ‘ Heating" Stoves
RUGS 7 .‘Linole‘um f'
RANGES Baby Carriages
Team Intact
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 27. -—
iThere were no changes in the Yale .
lineup as it took the field yesterday '
tfor its first scrimmage since the A1 my
game on last Saturday, and it seems 7
likelythat the identical eleven men 7 _ 7. 7' R... 77
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To assist you,
and TERMS IF YOU WISH.
The Famous
~ Wmsmosmww
As Low as $41.75
$1 00 Delivers One to Your Home.
Sole Agent.
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NOW is the time to begin arranging your
home for the long Winter months, by making
it as comfortable and beautiful as possible.
we are giving you an opportun—
ity to buy at PRICES zDLOVVER THAN EVER
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Sterling.
will open the contest with Brown Uni-
varsity the end of. this week: Follow-
ing their day of ' rest Tuesday. the
{scrubs appeared to have taken a new
lease on life. as they offered Tad
'Jones’ team more opposition than
£1119; have shown ’1 for, some; ,time.
Though the former were "unable: to
lscore. with the helpof a thirtyjyard
(run by BIcCullom and forward passes
{from the same man to Jack Calhoun.
[they advanced to the ‘Harsitys 10-
zxard line befbre being held for
ldowms
Becket used old smé formations
'nith line plunges by Jordan and end
'lruns bv Capt Aldrich to put across
lhis first touchdown but before they
could score again the second set ‘01?
backs, consisting of 0’ Hearn. Neid- 7 . ,
linger Haas and “Fight were sent in. - '. '7 . "
i'l‘his combination scored in short or- 7 ‘
’der when Hullman. “ho had replaced
Plair at left end. took a pass on the
3II-5ard line and ran straight to the
goal.
7 “7 ight u ent over also a few minutes
hie-1.11111. on their fou1th driie douu
the field the varsity was held and
iO’Hearn had to drop back and boot
7’3. field goal from the 30-yard line.
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:Foch and Pershing
To See Football Game
ATLANTA. ‘Gau Oct. 2?.——~Marshal
Foch and General Pexshing will 211—.
tend the Georgia Tech Penn State
‘football game. in New York Satur-
;day. accompanied in \Iayoxs H_v,lan
of .\ew York. and Key. of Atlanta
‘ and the presidents of the ri\:11 insti-
‘ tutions according to announcements
‘ *here prior to the departure of the.
Tech squad today. 7
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,gLeach Cross ,7
7‘ 77 Posts Forfeit
1 NEW" YORK. Oct... 27.——Leach
, ,Cross. who is rounding out his fif-
lteenth year in the ring. posted his for-
li‘eit of $500'yesterday for his fifteen-
RANGES
The kind that are fully guaranteed to bake, cook
and heat, as low as
$36.50 up to $100
”Heating Stoves from $10. 00 to $50.00
' Sole Agent for ~
: Richmond- “Barstow” Ranges, Sterling
Ranges and Freeman Ranges
round bout with Fankie Maxwell, at
177.....1 0 Nov. 7 brcr a dollar more than
iMAY ACKNOWLEDGE L
‘ l RUSSIA’S DEBT
Two special warm
rich auto robes.
At $6—Plaid robes in good
attractive colors plaid on each
islde. Measure 58 by 78 inches,
glue wondrous warm.
At $10~Heavy reversible
robes, laid on one side and
either bu o green or brown on
the other. Tthk soft; special
; COPENHAGEN Oct. 27—0317 The
Aseociatéd P1ess) ——A dispatch fiom
7,Re\-'al to the Social mmoakraten to- 7
lday quoted Maximum Litvinotf, chief
. ', of the Russian Soviet legations
sabroad as saying:
“We have informed England and
7 :France that the Soviet government is
ready to acknowledge Imperial Rus-
isia’s debt to foreign capitalists, but it
7;would be absolutely necessary to con-
_ lier regarding the ways and, means of
' iredeeming the debt.” '
Another Lot Just Received
of the famous ,
Simmons’ Bed, Spring and Mattress,
To Be Cold at $28.95
continuous post bed with the 10-year guaranteed sag proof
7 spring, all for $28.95
“See them in our window.”
Any size. the best Simmons Cotton Mattress, and the best 2 1n
{weight and wannth; measure
‘ {35 by 80 inches.
Third floor.
FOREST FIRES DUE TO PLOT
‘ ROME, Oct. 27.—Tlic forest fires in
7‘ :the vicinity of Va‘do, which caused a
1disastrous explosion in the St. Elena .
jfortress, two days am, is generally be- ' ‘ -
ilieved to be due ioba Bolshevist plot. G‘OOd COIOI‘S m
Eggs a dispatch 10 1117:- Alessagero to- chamoisette gloves.
7 81111an are clear and attractive and
enable. “beaver and grays and
rowns and mastic. Have life. have
ootlmess. Fabric itself has “feel'
suede or of velvet.
Up to midnight last night twenty- '
two bodies had been recovered from
the wreckage of the explosion and 7-
manv others reported missing are
beliex ed to be buried under the debris.
DiningeRoom' Set
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Mahogany
Priced as Low as $95. 00 fOr an 8- Piece Set
Up to $450. 00.
In Eight Nine, or Ten-Piece Set, in Walnut, Oak orf
WWW
Bed-Room Furniture
Complete Suites in Walnut Mahogany, Birds Eye
" Maple, Old Ivory and Oak
Room Set at $100.00
OIL HEATERS
New Perfection and Florence Oil Heater
From $4.95 up
WWMW/WWWJJJKW
7v No 107‘- l7resent or Future Delivery
Sterlmg F
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We Have a Very Nice 4-PieCe Waldut Red-7 7 ’7
Other Prices Ranging frOm $100 00 to $425. 00
775.17 A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH Us 7
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Three hundred and fifty injured per- his Pretty. ‘ ‘ ‘
isons are being treated at hospitals. fig‘ffiwgfi style at 85c, 2,—clasp
g ‘ Center aisle, rear. ‘
Where can I
Automobile Washing, Pol-
ishing, Simonizing'
by experienced men
Satisfaction Gudranteeda
' ' N’orwalk WVash 37711131“: , .
; GEORGE OLMSTEAD - ,7 Newest of new - _
' Rear Mahackemo Hotel fishcale bags 0
l . Mesha bags of uniquely graceful
. . . , .‘new shape and striking beauty: ‘
' Top is either round or octagon. .
From it falls the bag in pouch
shape, finished in bottom by tassel.
Mesh is a7 fine fish scale pattern;
how it glitteis and sparkles!
Silver or green gold- finish—very
imutiful—m $3 to $20 7
Left aisle,
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buy a shawl ?
Right. here: if you please
Att actixe shawls in black gray and
gown: plain hues or mixtures and of
01 of giod weight and nice finish——
9‘31 50 83 :7nd $5.
Special fine black shawls-$9.
www.121-
Second floor.
' Your 0 Neighborhood; 7 77.
Grocer Carries
front,
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Store ,_op¢en' daily"
1 porsétSale. '
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‘7 This 15 biggest corset news we ve had ever.
Flesh and, white.
its special price:—
Becond floor.
plain or Shirred velvet facing.
some.
of contrast.
models.
sum and niche.
ing colors.
braidery.
worth far more than their price of
Fourth‘floon
111 dollars and style and every quality,
Five different models of stylishexcellent corsets !
Medium and low bust.
Some with double skirt, some especially for heavy'figures.
Sizes 24 to 36, Comparable with regular corsets at two and three
times their price:—-—- ' ‘
One model of medium low bust corset made of mercerised batistc
in flesh tint. Long hip, double boning, sizes 20 to 26; worth
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-7 0 Newest Combination
is felt and velvet.
Latest milllinery beauties offered women: -— these
hats of felt and velvet used 1n combination.
Some of cute hood shape, some with felt crown and
To impart added smartness, feather trimmings on
Beaver facings, fuzzy and delightful, bring their bit
TMOre‘ lovely 7
coats at $39. 50
Coats in the attractive new belted and straight
Of fine crystal cord and bolivia and velour.
Beautiful tones of brawn and tan and blue.
With rich collars of raccoon and nutria and opos—
$1 5.9
$1 .39
Glorious Autumn colors: -— beayer henna brown navy '
pheasant. Black, of course. And each of these colors is
used in contrast with another as well as by itself.
Fine' in effect andi‘n value too—$5 to $7 50
Second floor. i
Strikingly— -ha.11dsome linings of figured silk in glow-
Some of them dignified by artistic braiding and em:
$39 .50
Kahler shoes
for women’s comfort. ,
Ease of walking. comfort in}
standing freedom from strain,
and from falling arches! 2’
Kaliler shoes assure these {.0}
women.
,And they are attractive 11373
11511 pleasing shoes in outline“
“ell made uulablc. 7 77
B11771 kid shoes 7.177117 19777017:
military heel—$1) 7
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Bioun kid shoos 11 N1 mili—
7717-}— hell—$17)“
Oxfords of 11101111 or blackl»
ki 71,—.311 1. 3,7
Main floor. rear.
Man’s good warm
union suite—$1.75.
“Thick smooth suit that's$~7'
partly wool,1nosllv soft. cofué'
fortablc cotton. \iiractivo 7,
gray shade. Excellent in 1171:4775
Durable. $1.75 7‘ '
NEW spurns SHIRT-s from}
Yorke fplks sic in. tiny checks:
land equally-tiny figures, th'
figures made up of little dotssl 7
A welcome change from‘i '
stripes. Nice 11117-773 regula
Yorke comfort. and good finis
$2 2,;
HANDSOME TIES. four-lust?
hand stvle of splendid firm an '
beautiful silk. Impressive dar
colors with just a touch of cons, ,
irasi. Appeal to men 1who seek?
distinction and richness— i
7 7 $1.75 .,
from.“ :93. I l
Right aisle,
Good bright plaid
hair ribbons —— 59c)
Solid plaids and open plaids. plaids!
with pretty line over-markings . .7
~Those youthful bright attractivé; 7
colors and combinations. . 7‘
Some dark, some light; all pretty;
Ribbon of exct- llcnt firm quality“
517'; inches wide—oi extra value at
.590
Ce xiter aisle. front.
Silk stockmgs’ of 7
good looks_-.—— 958.
Pure silk of. deep black
handsome cordovan. 7
Lisle garter top and lisle sole;-
mock scam fashion~ 95¢:
Lisle full fashioned stock;
ings with high spliced heel
black gray and 71077107771717.7-
50
School stockings for children"
ribbed cotton, sizes 6 to 33:"
Mercerised lisle stockings to
children, durable and hi :7
weight, black white ton on _
cordovan—fiOc sand 596. 7 "
Heavy black cotton ribbed!
stockings for boy——-s 250 to 596.;
Three- quarter socks for ch‘.
dren, attractive English ri
mercerised ~59c. 7
Left aisle, rear. .177
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LITTLE ENTEN TE
DEMANDS ARMY
DEMOBILIZATION
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Mothers “
the little Entente allied
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‘ PARIS, Oct. 27 (B). The Associated 7
,Piess). —~——The Allied Council of Am-
bassadors today decided that former}
peror Charles. of Austria- Hungary 71:”
ext-Empress Zita should be plac-.
immediately upor} a British battle.
.1 er, in the Danube pending a -"'
therjme’eting of the Council, next
'77 re-
' and. ‘the
he Amhassudols 1 ere unable to-
ch :1 final decision today because
they were faced with the disinclina‘:
tion of, tarious countries to furnish"
vaSylum for: the cit-monarchs. It was
fsai’d [their finaIudi'sp‘osition was prev—
ting to' be an .awlrWard problem. 7 7
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These club rooms are newly'opened
and the space is much larger for the
work.
This matter will be discussed. to-
gether witlrx other important mattegs lbandsome silver cup to be km
at the special meeting of the Grotto
to be held tomorrow c1. ening
oclock. V , .. ,
Monker Grotto is also to put up :1 for this season.
at
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the Monker Basketball Trophfirto
competed for bv Grotto teams.
basketball tournament is also 11 7 L
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The Squirrel 1s busfly engaged collectmzr his food supply for the winter. This
' uggests that you think of Winter too. You will need entertainment.
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th thing for unpleasant days—iihenlit’
‘ 7' cold or rainy outside 1
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