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I ,., IIHII povkoy. rodv
' $316512.
. III tho cast and
north $35,000
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. {$0,000 ouch. The
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I- at $43,000. The
liifljon; Kentucky
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(714.900. are the
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In. Linton Tells How Helpful
Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vegehble ‘
Compound is at This Peri“!
1‘;an I Iorado —— ”I have taken
'3'“ IL- I IIkhnm' a Ve etable Com-
- ‘poundtgorseven ears
and I cannot he 1 you
the good it baa done
. It is good for
. yoringand r d and d1
’ alwayskee 1 bottle
' of it in t- -house,'
forlam atz' .rIt time
of life when it calls
for Ly din .7.‘Pink-
ham' 3 ypixel My hus-x
ro7sswrs
the pa
"“fyh ‘You ve taken
’0‘ t 1M: you can think of now I want
1mm. “ 'IdiaE . nPikhan s Vege-
“delc‘rlmlwundl' Sollethin tit,
Want 5’” n fI It better and he to]
(1;de 1L0 take about six botIlea.’ m$80
w”! I keep house and do all my
in?” Urk and work out by the day and
H. fin“ HOW. I tell eve one about
. m‘W‘ialI Ie Compound, or so many
”firmndsR thought I would not eat
3:” ‘ ‘r'l R..J Lm‘rou,1850
Venuei Denver, ColoradO.
f l "adillg letter. “.ka til V6,
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"d we a1“
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m-
band saw yo Ir ad. in ,
rs ind said ‘ \
...I II) look on life in .
‘n .2 “my and yet - not '
n or the things that
‘ l.l‘.:l.'l' ruling." Miss
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Woman hesitate to take .
if Bhe IsInneedofllclp?Il’vbl'lflg1| --
Warm sa.
f'ngs for
cold days and nlghts are
plentiful 1n the Mill End Sale!
Mummmaammmm
?,.,,,$£E‘ .
i
Need an oil-heater to reinforce the heating plant! Need warmer underwear! Need stout warm shoes o1
soft warm woolen stockings! Need overcoat, Mister Man,
Get them, one or all, in the Mill End Sale—and get them at saving.
Staple merchandise Is plenteous m the sale._ Pretty
line special Mill End articles-—
or does your wife needwarm new coat!
things are abundant In the sale. And here are some warm
Rich fur coat is doubly-good
investment at this very time.
'Always fur coat offers woman that rare cbmbinatioxi:—-_appcaling
beauty with contenting coldest-weather comfort,-
It is
It is
’Tis not heavy. ’Tis not cumbersome. But it is beautiful.
’ raccful. It Is protective. It IS durable. It IS always” in stvle." "
n harmony with other parts of costume. " " *
Looked at as investment, fur coat offers a fine return. It IS the one
toaf of which owner does not tire and which stays in service season after
won.
Right now, every fur coat in the Howland assembly is a special
investment—-cach Is to be had at Mill End pricc,
Ellis applies to finest Alaska seal coat, to beautiful Hudson seal
shearedmuslu‘at.)towrapsofmole,torac-$135t0$400
n coats for motor wear, to nearscal and
. possum—r
Warm pretty felt
\ slippers now $1.
Edi: firm and smooth and of comforting warmtlf, “I,
Slip on in a jiffy, keep feet cosily warm,
Thusbr women with leather sole and heel. Those for girls and
hhildrcn with moccasin soles or of Puss-In-Boots style,
I ,Women' s are blue brown purple or green, with tasteful plush trim-
hing—and all 812% are in the collection.
Girls' and children’ s are red blue or old rose; some are trimmed
lWlth fur.
cred dccOration upon back and collar and cuffs of nutria.
Sleepwarm all-wool
blankets at $6.7 5.
Downy soft light cushions of pure wool-at a price characferistic oi
the Mill End Sale I
All wool, the warmest finest of all fabrics for blankets.
~ Thick and delightful surface, soft though firm, regulation doublq
blanket style, 66 by 80 inches 1n size.
Attractive plaid pattern, gray blue or pink.
These are supposed to
$6.754.
Of course regular price is far far higher.
be imperfect: not easy to see why I And price
l5“
Save at least $10
on cloth coat at $29.50.
,Warm graceful cloth coats for women; choice Styles of this seasongg
Soft and alluring in fabric, beautiful in effect, with pleasing Infingi
and attractive trimming.
Delighting variety of styles—from full wrap 'to straightline mag:
from tailored smart models to those with splendid collar of fur m r
contrast. ..
IYokc-model tapes of black bolivxa with unique scarf._
Straight coats of‘ black bolivia. and velour, belted and with :icep,‘
collar.
Gerona coats of black and rich brown—these with striking gray
wolf collars.
Sport coats with shawl collar of handsome racecon; in brown tern!
ture of black bolivia.
IWrap s of fine navy bolivia with distinctive and beautiful cmbrde f
9-"; . ‘3 "
Their re egular prices range from $39, 50 to $45,” in
. Women' s are regular. $2 sorts others were from $1.85
I9 slab—any no'w .
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c
,—
$1.,
the Mill End Sale choice, 18 m
$29
the champion. the fact that Dempsey “I intend to have n talk with Tex
D EMPSEY To FIGHT RE twice stopped the Chicagoan would Rickard and possibly may be able to
CARPENTIE militate against interest. _Bob Roper solve the problem. If he can show
me the man and the money I will
wire Dempsey to come East in a.
hurry." ‘
Possibly Billy Miske might con-
and Tom Gibbons would hardly
draw enough to pay for the three
Isheet posters. and that goes for
Jimmy Johnstons students. Yet
Dempsey is ready and eager to fight. Vince Kearna that he is at present a.
He is in better condition at this worthy opponent for Dempsey Miske
mimnethsnever: béforeinhlscaneer. . the present time is in better
as he has boxed every night in. hit physical and fighting condition
stage OW and' is a careful.
diver“ Jamal-ghemteflwmh _
' Continued from Page Nine.
Will- wern eligible who would stage
the bent? and it acme promoter was
willing to take a. chance w0uld the
authorities permit it to take :place?
In fact. there are few places in this
country where Dempsey would be_
permitted to fight anybody-k»
'her’ banner!!! for. yearns The St. Pain
Igwho it”; Jammy ill 1i. few
{3.1
smrnmnnsm noon on“?
punches harder than many time since
he entered the ring. The manner in _
which Minke handed Charley Weinert
a. few weeks ago indicated that the
Western man is fighting more ag-
gressively and more effectively than
eVer before.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. ,--—-Jan. 26.—
Posslbly halt the orange crop in Cal- - um file hour of need we quickly
ltomia. and one-third of the lemon spek our best friends," writes Chan.
crop was lost in the three-day firm W” Md de Wet 957 73rd Ave"
. last week. according to an emcial nakl'and 3., "our «utue boy and girl
preliminary estimated based on field had a severe dry mplng ‘ cough
_ surveys. given out here by Callforniaawuhout ph]e'gm a’, cough that chokes
. ' fruit grower-n exchange .
The F. A. Bartlett Ties Expert Co Experts said $700 was a fa!" aver“ Instr convulsions. Foley! Honey: and »
or gtmnford has. commenced suit in 73:6 price torn. combed oi citrul fruit. 1-": wag a wonderful
.the City. Court for $450 Wagon 1 ' .
W mm H. 7
‘TREE EXPERT CO. SEES.
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