~ » Bankers' conven-
u- on
Debt-[fine deliver—
3 that commanded‘tho
-- - or his audience. they
& \ 'f‘llr. McKeam. had made
, ltudy or the financial
condition. of Europe.
_ informed grid was giv-
' . 10 information. He
mention that the interna-
nre far too great for the
» any. 'debt'or country ex-
'-.' She alone in her ec-
igrggs‘with which to dis-‘
It“ liability to the United
neither France nor Italy
ruerves of wealth to
.__;‘to meet more than a tri-
. ‘ of their foreign
‘ Alt-ted that the creditor
will obtnin greater advan-
trade revival which will in-
“employment in’ their factories
con be received from the
Inter had been the great-
_ I borrower in history. thnt
9 air of the war. our debt
~ .mtlonary in amount that
W‘rupital would have be-
'10 for a long Ume if it
-. for the opportunity af-
~flhe war: that a capital lia-
had ‘ been growing for
reenturles wan almoat dis:
a few years. that a better
" of international trade
Mbie limits of interna-
mu will enable us to find
tutor the events which now
> parthet the leaders of public
.gmrect along the right path
”001‘!!! is now prepared to foi-
IcKenna. Governor Henry J.
{012mm spoke on the “Re-
ties of Government for In—
JMe." He presented in his
-‘ wty how the State of Kansas
booted and enforced the laws to
every man in his right to work
a. living: that as n-result of
enforcement the mines and rail-
'Knd been in operation in that
while the rest of the country
tied up by strikes."
, ,. . L. Woodward. vice-president
. - Nptlonal Bank of Norwalk. also
, bed the Bankers' convention in
‘ details picking up the threads
elf-by Mr. Hoyt.
no last speaker oi.’ the day was
" L. Winchester or the Ford Ln-
” cries. Judge VVincllr-stcr rccont:
“lubed his business here in
Itreet, Second dlSlllCl. It was
lit": appearance at the Kiwanis
“(finally of those present hope
lit will not be his Inst, for his ro-
. for the most part. Were along
mus lines and won- nlost enter-
n3. In a more serious mood in
Judge W'incllcscr. llowcw-r.
- that tho l"0l"ll Laboratories
d mean much in Ni-i'u'nfk, inns—
och M it was (-xpcctcd Hm! l-llslllcss
vluld, be ouch in the ill-Ill“ ' v, as
‘ make it necessary to (‘\ll'nll its
t. The Ford Lillilvlnminu. manu-
nre' individual olm'tvil‘ lighting
ts.
the meeting Frederick 1.. Lame
' . . president of tho clnll. announced
for the lli‘.\i month the silmlkcra
. I! be members of thr- ('lJll). Duncan
l is sluicnl to illlk next week.
”resident Lame-mil also spoki‘ ol' the
”ad of raising llll'tlll-r money for the
vation Army. He stated that the
”at of the pcrnmnl‘nt building fm
we Salvation Army was $35,000 and
but this amount had been reduced to
,‘15.000.
wmmsn ,nnrnsn.
Ausrrnnmmv Am SERVI .
_ SYDNEY. N. :l.,‘w., Oct. 20.—A don-
hite proposal for the establishment of
British Empire air service. in which
be Britioh‘ and- Indian governments
prepared to co-operate.
light before the federal parliament.
,'n’i‘er Hughes has announced. A
may tram. Perth to London in_ 11 59
would be possible and provide
e formntion of a company with a
» :nt 4.000.000 pounds, according
‘pl'nn. ‘
. memes nvro
‘ ‘ MILFORD nns‘mvom
driven by Phillip dell. a com-
- merchant of Ne London. left
on flood earl yesterday and
-. into the Milford Reservoir.
Md'that he was blinded by th; 7-
imother cur. ‘ Hie companjon
nm. was asleep at the time.
Vrns seriously hurt.
2': ’7,’ u 3.
. ’ . x k t‘ .. '
opening Saturday,
, of high grade meats,
Mitt-y, groceries and
at low prices.~
"Repel-atmo-
t'hyiwere listening to aman .
paying of their debts. That .
' .me of the facts pointed out '
will be '
o-EPORT. Oct. 20.—-—An auto "
oreign lave-talents has ad- '
;
than the
The trappings of the Orient nor all the regal pagell-
t' f the ancients were not more . .
ry 0 odes in Fall millinery—brllliantly'beautlfig
because th ' have just enough of- that-gleam of. go
1' t f silver to be. retty _
Millage (is a model withpred velvet turn up brim and
Hair brushes—
Military brushes—
Clothes brushes—-
Bonnet brushes—
Mirrors—
Combs—
Pufi' boxes—
Hair receivers—‘-
Cream jars—
Trays—
N ail polishers—
Picture frames—
Jewel boxes—
Clocks-—
Soap boxes—
Talcum‘ box holders-
Perfume bot. & holders—75c to $2.50
Pin cushions-—
Bud vases
Files—
Shoe hooks-—
Shoe home—
Cuticle knives—
«brOWn of silver and black with just a trace of red woven
through. A silver all-over
velvet, small shape 3
of silve'r edged with
lace on upper part 0
Plain patterns Du Barry style
$2.50 to $5.50 $3.00 to $0.75
$9.50 to $10.50 pr. $10.50 pr. .
$3.00 to $4.25 ’ $5.00 ,.
$1.75 to $2.75 $2.50
$2.50 to $6.75 $4.25 to $7.50
40c to $1.50 500 to $1.65
85c to $2.00 ‘ . $2.50
85c to $2.00 . $2.50
50c to $1.00 75c to $1.35
40c-to $3.00 $1.75 to $3.75
$1.00 to $1.75 $1.50 to $2.50
75c to $1.65 $2.00 to' $2.75
$3.75 to $5.75 $3.95 to $5.50
$4.25 to $7.75 $550 to $7.50
.45c to 95c ‘
75c to $1.00 85c
, $1.50 to $2.50. $3.00
$1.25 " $1.25
35c and 50c . , 85c
35c and 50c , 65c
50c and 95c . - $1.25
35c and 50c 85c
Main floor, left-center.
brilliantly beautiful
and efiective.
0
design embroidered on black
l
et off effectively by an immense bow;
black velvet. A big velvet hat With
f brim has a narrow silver ribbon
about it, and a small cluster of flowers with Silver gleama
ing through the tints. These are the hats women are
choosing almost faster than we can produce them. They
are priced at $13.50 and $15.
Prices are _’ lower
on Pyralin ivory
And now is the time to make selections for we are"
showing most complete assortments of both plain and
i. l.
Impo _
plaid enacts-euro"
years. -
. . leehnW'tTifl
and do fine.
lining is‘suflicien't.
The pricings
Calhnn silk hosiery.
stockings.
lum.
budget can include.
cial $1. '
cal taper shape.
cup size, 550.
Fruit bowls,
Special 50c.
r L
This is an unusual opportumty to have
your fccticxamine'd entirely withdutcharge. f f
A member of Dr. Kahlc'r’s' stafi will
here to ‘meet you. If .you . hove tired,
aching -feet,.,5vaeak arches, or tiny other
forni’ of foot trouble, however mild or
severe, do not miss this chance.-
3.;‘0
be
on... n 0658553 ammo" “
; Have your fect exeminedwithout charge,
by a specialis: whbs'e advice
Eted thousands of Womgn.
oven, complete with. fi
dud there. Then. . are
patch-pockets and some
There is a magic in that name'—
to mean the. final word in silk ,
But it is not for the name alone that
It is forlthe quality that built that name.
part of that quality’can be attributed to the fact that all
McCallum silk hos1ery is fullfashioned.
‘ N o matter what color, ,what style and weight you want
you can buy them in MeCallum for prices that a-limited
McCallum. It has come
sh rack, $1.
. Fourth iloor. rear
r
Cents. for ”girls provide ;.
tailored sm‘art‘ncsa. , *‘
ma» can. .end homepm-L‘am'mm tang
ac .0
6, «3.6
o fabrics we". have} selecte<§
.0
,' the is '10:
moist e'pPl‘o; riate 1111'; Our tafloredvcoaintor
a ma " ‘ ‘
aroma—1‘ pecan ,Itailo’ " and
will"? nothing of; equetlegliem.
t canola-to;
t'them. '
rim-are Odd'i'biva‘hf stitching
'5! pockets apatite great B
. . o liltlf'qmodels havefilr
Warns-n00 mm
The Wc\;of»..:'. ‘
» , . _ , a. name.
You take pride in telling your friends aboutyour‘
Ask to see the difierent styles of McCallum
‘ our department.
Main floor. left. cemer
‘ The Sale of
‘ ‘ home needs. .
Some Of the items of interest that space made it im;
possible for us to tell you of in yesterday’s store news:
Copper tea kettles, nickel plated,‘5 quart size.
.Nickel plated coffee percoletors, 6 cup size, practi--
‘ Special $1.95. \ ' '-
Tcapots, highly nickel plated, oncvcup size, 45c; two
3
antique brass with fancy preSsed designs.
Pint vacuum bottles, well known make, enameled
case with aluminum cup cover, 850. '
Potato ricers—potatoes taste much
nfashed through a ricer, 25c. ,
» Double toasters of. black sheet steel, size to fit any
b
the, price he‘ paid. see”. tilt
is
:31'0. ,
are
to
collars.
* r.
friends
Me-
And
dose. at
Spe-
Columbia .. bicycles .
prices reduced.“ [- ' _»
g. Columbia {bicycles are to- ._
day without a- doubt the best
hat have ,, ever been pro-
duced—Thé recenflx' arr- '
nounced price reductions-
enable-‘us .t‘o v'oficr on 9
“Standard of the» mid”
high grede Columbia.~ bicycle
at a price lower than the or-
. ”bicycle. _' ‘
Think. ' “or it the same " 1'
grade wheel your‘dad fill.
to ride at probably a. third
latest models at our store to-
,— Columbia ‘bic clan—20 r " ’
‘22inch frame $57.50 '1 ‘~ 90,;
drew a‘ 158:: new; 01th
- '- __ .llnpdthro'hOugeome
11%" ‘V Z-‘celmd backed fabrics so: heavy
c:
l.
p
i
..
bEtfer when ‘
FOR MACHINI'STS
i,
modem...
, 7- firearm hm
1. . \-
' .Bewitchingiifrocko
I interestingly
priced
ii
. All the softnees oi._‘lclinging..crepe de chine—the cf-
teotlve charm of (inton crepe are joined with the artful
' “designs of beconiing frocks to entice one to buy.
' .539 the charm of reproductibn‘s of fascinating style
oxpresélons foam Paris.» To the slim line, to the pleated
lover pnixel’s M to all the beauty expressed in the lit~
tle touches a color we have added a most interesting pric-
pospeseions of the recognized best. The very mention of ing from whieh‘iiuite a. difference has been subtracted.
the name givesyou a little inwa’rd‘thrill and our
respond with an involuntary nod of approbation”
. There is a wondrous assortment of fine dresses await-
J not let your friends know' that you are wearing
ing you that were. priced higher until the sizes became
broken. Today you will find your size here and likely as
. not in just the mode you wanted when it was marked
you buy McCal- more-now at only $25. , "
Second floor. center
'This is Kroll' ,
overall time.
Get your pair at special prices.
This is the time that Kroll orcr-
alls are being sold at a special re-
duced price.
For two- days more,
today and tomOrrow, you can get
these extr strong, fine fitting lover-
alls at this special price, with a
“new pair and dollar in cash”
guarantee.
tract attention.
Good looking'work clothes at-
They indicate a
neat, - efficient workman. It pays
to war them.
Kroll
union made'
Overalls.
Kroll ‘Overalls urcjhe best that.
money can buys They are made
of the strongest dark blue denim
and stitched with tough shoe:
thread. They outwear two 'or threeE
pairs of cheap overalls and they alcl
waye look neat and dressy.
Pl pair if a. seam rips or a pocket
*stitchm‘ g breaks. Test
our risk.” . ,
M... Ms ‘
Guarantee.
One dollar in cash and a new
apair at
i
l’
Lot lei—Heavy blue denim!
overalls. and coats to match sizes:
uP
' sizes $1.85.
Overall with double knee, all sizcsii
“P
"ijM made for hard wear, sizes
up $9.44. special $1.09.
. p.115. :-
to44, the germ eni; $1.69; extra}:
Lot 466—Heavy blue denimé
to 44. Special $1.95; extra sizes i
Lois Q 421—Heovy white arm;
7 Coats t0:x
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