THURSDAY. JAN. 19, 1922
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MMUNISTS
MAKHJAPITAL
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'I‘lu- two sull-
Mnrty. wort.-
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mum, in the
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Entrance- tn Mata Sweet. Fun-Held Avenue. and Cannon Street
v.
Mill End Tip to Mon!
Foothold rubbers .
for" women-48c.
. \wHillL! terms
lull”! In th‘:
; :unl Novem-
[ii-n “us annul-
m< cmniction
For all women :—slipon foothold rubbers wort!
f Best suit 1n the store is now $42.50; it was $50 or $55. 85c—'. . 48° %
; :‘ o]...-l';1l-lr£;:‘lr;r~r:3r- Mighty gOOd 0V t t | . ~ dry $113131] (3:331th thee lifeelhe shoe, keep one thorough“é
t . n ..'r“i?...?‘{“£l; 611303 9 hat Was $509 ls now $38.50. ,Regular closed style, a complete protection to the "font
.4 that it will
l‘.:ulinu's cum-
H is expected
alirm the an-
'-.rh elections.
.it if thls is
H‘ilo‘ both Ru-
::5 to re-elect
ward part of the foot.
First quality without a blemish,
genuinely water-proof; usually sold at 85
cents—s
light weigh?
148'
Together the two would have cost, before the Mill End sale, BOYS unusual wash
sults are .w1nners.
$100. Today their joint price is $81. How about a saving -
. Suits with a pair of velveteen trousers and splendid»
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{Of $19 ? blouse of pongee or staunch silk, .
9 Suits with corduroy trousers—tasteful in color. ‘ a
' M 9 Surf satin suits in Oliver Twist style, staunch cha '
bray Palmer linen good firm washa 1e cotton ——it’s. '
an S comfort at remarkable assembly. . ’
Mill EH 0 True outstanding Mill End values—plenteous 511K
(I saying. i
. urn-k, begin-
deed!
Oliver Twist suits,
House coat, smoking jacket- essence f h '
| \\l )P ’ 9 one com—
. M", 1:25;, "‘33: fort for man when day's work is over. I:
blouse; regular'$10—$6.90.
E358, 800d appearance, wellvdressed. feelingr—all are
A man of keen judgment will be well pleased with either
and with both.
81
noggnugcg-g.
.. have caused
mgt: of com-
of Deputies.
,.1 Government.
(‘ommnnlst's
. i'rc-e and per-
-.r souls in the
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I illlISH RACE,
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imam-hrs of the
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Maury-e!
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Sport socks for
you, Sir-55c.
'J‘ust enough wool in them, Men; to make them grate-
fully warm.
I
velveteen trou§Ers and sill
Pongee and corduroy combination in Oliver ’Twis
style, the corduroy trousers of efiective cord; regul
mm» asst-milk;
. ‘ . 'Just enough cotton to insure a ainst shrinkin $84590.
w M- M” W brought by 1t‘ g 8‘ Surf satin suits Oliver Twist model re ular 2}
1.11:3: it???) Handsome gra and brown fabrics, nicely made, out Handsome dark effects, .regular 750—65“ ‘ $5-50- , ’ g- $7 {I
" \ 'q {j'tf‘f‘j‘r‘}; [with a style as Welles ease ! I ' ' or lcgfizfiefifikfigg {oagtlcudar Yeat-gggh £5113? black Tan chambray blouse with trousers of velveteen(
S, . mor problems e at rt $4 26 gala]: 1 $5 a an 80 e, a 630 are regular, $5.507—$3.50. . l
: . 1,3321.{‘Sgtiifliié R w] $7 80 ' Re $10 5° ' ‘50 “3“” $1 “rt—82“ Middy and Norfolk suits, Palmer linen and gong
Handsome lustrous shirts with silky strl es, pleasing wash cottons; regular $1.59 to $4.50—95c to $3,255.
colors with just the degree of brilliance tha pleases; in-
.'l~ In tho (‘v'llif‘r
Note well these
v ‘l.||lulll fur thcl '
Li "mm of Irish art Stead Of W55 ' .
:5 illegal; gloves and kerchiefs. wintfifll‘igmnff lingonaari‘fim “83’ “I'm-hands A pound 0f cm
:1. ' ,1 ‘I’r‘g'q‘firjfiam' Women’s lustrous heavy black' double silk gloves. - _ , = l S ‘ A l l» COffee for 26c’
'.’ 3"": Fit With 5m] 00mg“. l5 and beauty, have unusual llira ,- Cr ' the 1ar Ho land eofl at 30 cents
o..."..':..‘.'.';‘.‘:,‘:, 2‘: h Mm ' Rfirm it fin “lain all lin hcndk chiefs velel’ S samples ‘ tpouniirzn 1:111 Enldegul W t 26 4: f $1 v:
. “New.” . ens 30 9 P - 011 81‘ e sae,nowa c s or . ,
. pinto noticing] Emily in both texture and size; regular 500—420. ’ nBCkwear are ready. ggownzscocoa, a smooth pleasing—flavored cocoa; reg<
r ) 'It'y‘rlllill‘l‘g‘l‘l’ I(I) r1015: ’ om achi ' c_ c. \ ‘j
3" m K Kunulrfim' brvglgmeng 210%”. fiat fibfiid efgithwitlgfptetttz Expert neckwear traveler takes good care of his samé White Rose chop, the regular Rowland 60 cent tea—«t
. I ,, We 1! 1317, 1 R 15 13617- or Elli ples. These appear to be fresh from the hands of th 48" 3 lbs for $140-
Xfl”it'.”§.t.‘;:h.iliif o p e 3 co or, egular o— c, _ . / clever folks who made them. a h ‘ o '
I , I t[fill‘lll'rt,€;;tli'i’:i:" Many gOOd $150 But what tempting Mill End prices they bear! Veltone draperles
. , $.5.','{.'.--... $1.23.? . Nice organdy, fine net, pretty pique; each in a great
' —~ waists are 95c. my were“ Styles! are but ‘95c.
- my UNEVEN to $fesmes, and sets, andSeparate collars. Regular $1 t
. . m- u will! easin - 50" - 450 to 81 Veltone, beautiful and unique drapery fabric whicfl
,t”Inn-[Vongildlh'ntllf. hr a1 me waists, very sort 01 P1 g service for gen ' has rfiaaréked mdividualfityelani charge-fiat d tflt
{;"‘"'“nn§’ mfg ‘ - appearance 0 v ve , a so us er, a rare _ ep
,, H.343 '21.. in mi Little fancy and plain wiles. sizes 36 to 54. Women’s magnetic of color, charming patterns. .
g ‘ xg§j1;"";;‘;:':u;.’;c.',:‘,‘f Embroidery trimming, drawn-work decoration, ’ . thmuctIhOf it is in two colors, shading quickly from on ~
, We“ 1“" trimming silk stockin s 1 22 t“ ° ° ' - < '
“Mrs-r 7* m-‘m- . ' ' o 0 Patterns appear on each Side of every piece, are
.. ‘litnnti'itgzr211ell: ”If 1th“ square or Y Beam and sleeves either long 01" G dl h g $ _ harmonious contrast each side to the:1 othgr. 95 (.4:
n. - 1.1.12.3... «l-‘f‘rii' , ‘ 00 y s are of them are all silk, from top to toe } Lengths of 11/2 to 6 yards; instea 7 of 1.85 yd— , c,
” '1" ii'fi." I ’i" "t Tasteful, worthy, and instead Of “'50—. "‘ 95c 'd 'All thtgothsrg hag? a top and a foot of fine lisle; sheen- d ' ta] f
hilt-n [1.1 (if: L23 an smoo an urn e. ‘h, ' ‘-
y,‘.‘1‘llt as much as: Really gOOd Steel Silk is luS'h‘O'llS, film, excellent. . 0 I me O ace
,. ,._ ... H.” ii . Maker says they have small hurts—and the lot doe
‘ 3,, scissors are now 29c. not include all so... . 5 ha“ brush 1s 459° .
I "'u.?,'§§§x'$ili.i‘ie"‘315§o , . One notion offering in the Mill End sale af sharp at $1139 quality 53113 at $2; what a Mill End plum EndJust asxexamples of toilet-table needs, and their '
'1 .utlv increased l ‘ ' nces
"1" "J “W Wed berestl Good black mercerised lisle st kin good firm hair brush with bristles drawn througli
".‘ .‘n made for‘ Scissors good Steel, shapes this? fig; thf $113353: weight, usually 450—35c. '_ 0° gs 01 medium metal face of.appea1i11g cleanliness—45c. -
"r‘ firm f1" ass, edges that cut clean and smoo ._ ne 0 a E silk t with 11.81 Bocabelh castile soap, small cakes—18¢. c,
‘..~ tilleér'Elfl; wo other lots at 39c and1 43c. id d 'cure sort, $355339 S ockings 6 top, regular $125 thitelcelluloifil1 combs—35c, ' . I. l
‘qir -1 house- in this V, . d St les inc u e ellibro Cry an m _7 _ ' I heme d’s 1:00 paste—106. . .-
.“".;.’;‘.‘,‘;..n.".f;“..”f.£ and 32:31:: :cissoyrs—from that to 7-inch shears. . Children’s worthy medium-weight stockings of black L’Origon face powder—65c. " 6
‘ ,. pill‘th of llris- ( __3 256 IBiaS seam tap 6 ydg—gc cotton; regular 850—296! ' * . End’s honey and almond cream—320. ‘ H I .
' ',\ have dropped Dress Shields PrS Leatherette 3 . Opping L
\ Sanitary belts, llOc sort-— ba 250. ' . . , n
i‘ “W“ 90. ~ ~
2 Coat—and-suit hangers—80 1‘51"? MM , ‘
glacier Lumbago}, vSew~on hose supporters—
'fi'"'"~“ Pain away and
Brooklanm hair nets-f2
Mn].
' . H ..h.
enmt [ll,\-‘ NDIt
,_\
-I; lnidehcious, soothing
l .1) it in gently.
. \. hitc ointment; made
Get Musterolc
Ag store.
35c and 65c
31 size, $3.00.
A MUSTARD PLAS'I'ER
HESTER
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BIA-0ND
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AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTS IN
WAREHOUSESt
Continued from First Page.
warehouses. with a capacity of 1,200.-
000 bales. 276 grain warehouses with
a. capacity of 14,090,000 bushels, 18
wool warehouses with a. capacity or
6"”
/-
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.6“?
[Cir R)
EU , ,
._.._zL———-4
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about one-seventh of the annual wool
clip of the country and five tobacco
warehouses. ‘
' Declaring the movement has re-
ceived a great impetus in the past
year. officials said that an applica-
tion was pending from a. big cotton
warehouse in New Bedford. Mam,
with a. capacity of over 100,000 bales
to come in under the federal net. This
was said to be the first one received
, ma non.
New England. Others there. however,
have approached the department for
information on requirements of the
federal law. .jt was said. .
Officials of the department believe
that absence of federal grades for to-
flve tobacco warehouses so far com-
plying under the federal law. Thelrde-
partment is now working on tentative
tobacco grades and when this work is
completed. it is the opinion of those
doing the work that the tobacco in—
dustry will'join the cotton, grain and
wool interests in seeking benefits of
the warehouse act.
'. Ind
‘ —Rndlator Hood ._ cover.
bacco has been responsible for only ’
from the cotton cloth mill section of SUIT AGAINST ernUANIAN
KNIGHT’S SOCIETY HEARD
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. ISL—Judge
John J. Walsh of common Pleas court
‘—
heard testimony yesterday in the suits
of Apolonarius Vaiculis and 11 others
against the St. George Lithuanian
[Knights' Society of this city. The 12
Rheumatism is “pain only."
Not one fifty requires in-
ternal treatm nt. Stop (hugging!
Rub-o soothing, penetrating “St. Jag
cles and relief, corned
joints and .
be 0 " conquers
fly. ' “St.
"pfln..,1t. is a. harmless rheumatism
i:
curc‘me,
never on pacing and
\r,
cobs Oil" din-eddy into the sore. stifl-
. aid...
(MS!
' Limber up! Quit complaining! Get
a. small trial bottle of old-time “St.
Jacobs 011" at any drug store and in
just a. moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stifl-
ness. prnft suffer! ”Relief and a
cure awaits you; Get it! "St. Jacobs
Oil"iljuotasgood£orsdatica.. n,-
ralzla. lgumbmgwa'hackache. wrxfi
., .. .;.
plaintiffs were expelled. They were
charged with holding separate meet-
lngs against the good and welfare of
the order. They are suing for rein-
statement and damages.
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SEEK FRIENDS IN HOUR OF.
NEED. ’
"In the hour or need we quickly
seek our best friends." Write: Chas-
Schridd Ward de Wet.957 73rd Ave,
Oakland, Ca... “our little boy and girl
had a. severe dry“ rasplng cough
without phlegm. a cough that chokes
into convulsions. Foleys Honey and.
,Tar was a. wondertul emergency
8remedy}? Cases like this give Foley‘s -
Honey? and. Ta: its reputation earthy
I’hest minedy (or cough: and collage—c"
, , 'f-Powel ' --
hut—HA
and flushes the face of the surfer-er ' A
Norwalk Chronicler