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by enlerlne the Conflict”
spirit of America Iras not dead.
or»:
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page that Amerwa won’t: me in! enter a
from the (mans wnlcr resuiwd from In? late '37.
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GBSERVANCE 0r
ARMlSTIEE w
ill W_A_SHlNfiTflN ,
ARMISTICH 3-: pt
WASHINGTHN, Nov.
ity will clumwterize the
o( Armlstlce Day—.the
President Harding in
day whit:
a. m‘wsagg l
the American people tonight doclnred
“the victorious culmination of
our nation's most imprvsslve partici-
mnrkc (l
nation in the affairs of the world."
Simple in contrast With the core»
monies of :1 year ago in which th
mpresn-nmtivos of tho rulers and po-
tenmtpra of the world's most power-
tul nations joined. doing honor t
America‘s dead as typified in the un-
,, krown soldlor. a little group will lea.“
1‘1»! “'hitc Houw
‘lu'.
nnrl ytomorrow l
'Iz'it unknown lwr) in .\rl"t?f"r‘
1mm? “‘rmv‘turjr. If u". 'l 1." Chile the
rPrngw ~l. "Still lb» 5-"- wro- l: trio’s of “In- S.
and Naxv and 1h» prlzrimaz» thvso
Ihn'm will vttakv OI r-xpm‘trd tn 03:3!» 5
lush :! vrn-r'wl' wt to I») followed
irrmzuh the yours.
tor-«Simplic—
oz'ficial ob-
servnnce tomorrow of the anniversary
:3. wrt‘nlh styrnlmlizmz tho nation's
Armistlrn Day trlf’dltb rm the tomb of
.‘sR-
Au.) ample but more informal will
i»: another event that will mark the
'(dLVw—tl e visit of n group of friends
.:1 mi admirers to (eh home. in 8 Street.
of Woodrow Wilson. the nation's war
proficient. This will be in accord with
Ea custom ambushed each year when
!'39» era] thousands. after paying tribute
to rhe unknown soldier. went to the
u» -. _--
1
Wilson home and showed the esteem
n. which they hold the formvr presi-
dent. Last year they received 3 Sim.
ple little greeting and they hope {or
the sumo mmorrow.
Observance of the day elsewhere
through the nation will be varied. but
in the opinion of the President as vole-
vd In h: s moans-t should make for
appraisal o: the nation's relationship
‘0 world affairs
“The increasing :enthusiasm with
“kich our people join'in the annual
observance ,,of Armistice Day." the
President said "finforces‘thq conclu-
sion that i! is destined to be one of
tho notable anniversaries in our calen-
dar, and indeed it well deserves to be
all of that. for it marks the victorious
culmination of our nation's most im-
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The Gender and the Young Fox
By Thornton W. Burgess
Appearances can to deceive
'TI’I Mrd to know what to bvliavo.
«r
T a young Fox who no Former
'a Boy’s prison" bod a new
we: in life. Be open: most of
'ime watching tho two geese
Format Brown's Boy had
‘ ght homo. For moral do I they
W‘- k;pl in tho honynrd. l «by
. ; onng Pox would unzcb
*' and 3.
' them Ho. ho did wish that
we:- B'mn'. Boy would let those
1° out
‘: last he did. It happened one
1?: "teen. Former Brown’s Boy
; “.83 sh. henyud (on 3nd out
. All the hen- {or exercise. Flnslo
, :‘fie two (you come ouL Tb’o
- 3 Fox bid in hit house I: he bod
: so many times before n the
“s wu- out. 80 no lone or no
“wasted in tho bono. All his in-
' as: m in than two (one. nod
: once did he uh. Mo on: from
Former Brown' a Boy not down
'9 n: could keep vote!» of the
’3 He bod done thi; v boom the
" '3 veto 'ont over nine. ho bod III-
’e-i how tho young Pox had coach
I Jr‘- of thorn. But: by and 51.). no
‘ to the house.
if - first node nun tho: none of the
.s were snyvboro floor the yuan;
x He expected to be gone on!
:w moments and be hit are t t
:21: 71; would hypo: ill“. be “I
.zuns.
Now no sooner bid Porter Brown's
' “Y dlsapponred thou thou m
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Li
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a“ so tool: it into their bonds to u- .2
com drums of catchlnz‘
——Young Fox.
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Nearer and ueorer that muddled
that thou gees: were within tho
length of that about the you; Fox
stole on: not! made ready to rush.
That was where he nude a In: stake.
Yes, 3i that was when he math a
had n'n kc. He {oupd it oat He
found it out nlznost a: once.
You no those so vex-e not as
stupid .- they looked.’1'be instant
a. young Pox moved the 1% eyes
of the nude: our kiln. e gander
opped. Ho no the can; Fox com.
on of his house ancl
:re that barn 1rd, old the first knew bin for
" a -2 they headeliorm over than on enemy n: once. Down went tho
young Fox on: I nor. Of hood of the anti“ his neck
:rm they knew nothing than: him.
‘ 3‘ moved alowly and in “that o
'1 way. with Unit had: "held
,Now and than on. would bond
v . flick mouthing up tron tho
rm
"fr .2 young Fox In: so excited that
‘9 33:90" Ill over. Ho tuft druid.
mdeed he mm . You
those geese won not mprId-v
:ll'“ :3 thin :- 13 that :3 Mb. imam?” to
' "3 “I there ml t on
be nfnid o! Scatter Ind ”.89!
Wad-l} ed The your: ’08 m not:
1'11 morn ex: ted. lam mu M.
4‘ he cnazrln't no in
4‘15 d tho: may would
‘ is 1nd 0 of! In W
1' ha ha nll he could
helm
"it
m»; rushing on:
r: “‘n tench.
. When he bod a tho
2“ "Red until (boy on.
.1. doom. But this till-
"4“ h a...»
stretched onl full length and vntb hi-
poid no nttontion to him, for his eyes
were fixed on the goose,
atop or two nearer. The young Fox
smug fomrd
Jut what Inppened next he didn't
know. and doesn't know_ to this day.
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“fps-la“ t unit. no.5.- an? bow
"‘I Ml choir: VII. '3‘ . i...
waive mitigation in the am “the
the world.
we seek to make our observanco’ of
om; anniversary, not only xiii you“.
but every m: hereafter. on m
for gym} or our 11wa
and participation to those rider con-
cerns which involve the awe-Kare or :1:
mm
Children'_ ” ’8 coats at‘
special. price $8.50.
Wondrous coals that were maae for littlo girls from the age of 2 to 6'
rgroans-«rimle: to keep them wanna—made firith a bi of stylé, hardly two of ,.
them alike, some with slash pockets, some with flap pockets, and each one
has a different style of collar.
'New Winter haté
sparkling—brilliant.
Sparkling with the beauty of imported 11.! a1
and braids of silver and gold-brilliant with the rich ea}:
wings of Persian embroidery and handsome silks of Pot-
sian design, which, by the way, have an over design dam;
in silver or gold to harmomze with the mode. 7,
The shapes are bewitchingly pretty—rather meéim
and smaIl—and' 111 many caSes trimmed with 1'ch fur—«L.
ways with the touch of Pansian chic and daintiness. J
Model hats—that is What they are in reality— .
were never made to sell for so small a price—but we ‘
able to offer a limited number {or $18. -
Second floor. from
Dress fabrics
of timely interest.
All wool fine Fre’nch serge—good quality and w
for dresses or children’s wear—40 inches wide to red,
and black, $1. 50 yard.
Allwool crepe, extra good weight—41131103 fine
mgand gives very sa1 wear—42 inches wide, $1.50
All wool tweed mixtures—splendid weight for .
wear and knickers—56 inches wide—tan, brown and p
sharks, $1.95 yard. ,
All wool Polaine coating—good weight for W
coat—58 inches wide——tan only, $2.25 yard.
All Wool plaid black coatings—the face of this
is a tweed mixture and hbrring'tone weave—makes um
coats—66 inches Wide—$4 a. yard.
WMMnt-
Men’s Overcoats
with 101: of pep.
No such time for overcoatchoosing in years!
A time to cheer men's hearts—to put
warmth on their backs and content in their
hearts.
These overcoats are better m looks and bet-
ter in fact than any we have seen for along time.
They have swing and dash and style—They
drape loosely from shoulders giving freedom of
action—They are made from film splendid Wool- -
ens that feel warmth and soft firmness itself.
Full skirted, broad belted, Wide lapelled
roomy, snappy, full of pep.
Look at the inside and see those handsome
plaid backs.
Study the tailoring and value. You can see
ityoucanfeel it; itsthere. .- 3
You know the favorite colors of the season-—
greysbrownsandlnns. Theyrehore. Inthme
very ooatswitb the cont-asfingplaid backs infirm
oflects. Chinchillas at $50 and $60 Heavy
handsorne coatings at $35 and$40. Goodsubstantialstylsh poatsf),
little 215% and $72.50. Ifitsan overcoatyou wantwe have it.
These. coats‘wer: réally made for one of tho biggest specialty Chil-
Hren's wear houses in the country; but they bought too many and cancelled
at part of their order-that 3 Why we were able to get them at a price and of-
fer them at a price far below their real value,
The materials are wool velours, fancy mixtures and Stylish tweeds;
Cl‘hey have warm lnterlinings and are tailored with exquisite care;
Wthout regard to style or fabric—all at one price
- . 7mm” Fineboaiitiful
Effective Sllks . ed bags.
for‘ linings or dresses. Rich W. colon...
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Whatadiflemenooaflnelhfingmnkestoawafi—andenfimlyeom each bag in
moottheseprettyaflkawflladdmuchtoanygarment.
wondrous designs wrought
“money’s" Florentine silks with attractive printed
withgreatoaroandshowing
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richness and high quality——
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Marlon.
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popular and deservedly so for it drapes well and makes
pp in accord with the newest mode to advantage—89
Inches wide at $2. 65 yard.
Satin charmeuse of wondrous quality and fine soft
lustrous finish makes ideal gown-41hr]: only $1.65 yard.
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