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. y'znfi‘n‘l; wul boa- held at tn
(i‘ am. on Virgina!“ afternoon It 3t
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,vrlc.
x, Might”. Hope. In barn to It.
1. 1 jars, RAP! V. Raymond n: the
mlmnr‘: Husptm on November m
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:u yupxia of the m in the Ru.
~ «flmal um man: a Thanh-l
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r -_;,: 112', program tomorrow. The”
f - 4. W5 0: the lower grades have
._A momma. a: mm W.
-- mdy is invited to the union
My; 1m; service at the “etho-
mil. W'ednemy night at 8
Let us together lift our
inanksgts-‘mg to our Pusher
,‘u‘w-liu is giving any a
t " piomrtrapl: free 13‘ the
‘ :3». Th” ‘1":‘013 is locked“
e‘W‘: 3: purchase a, key lb"
». 1y “’hen all the keg: are.
on»: that holds the keyi
- :c,‘ '11» Victrnla is presented
“ Ain'uph. The VB:£‘OI2. lsl
~‘~‘-inw of Mr. Keane‘s,
: x“ ;., autumn}; great attenel
l
Dari
‘ «‘ Magus xuz‘lstl H01: and Eu-
r' ' L sp—my a»! Stazmtnu Va... are
g, H'§ .. 4 '314': 1.— :3.th of Col-
iv' ‘3 ,
"l . P‘sst ("5233? will be do!»
‘4 . T‘hmksxivmg. The ofil'zn will
I,» to»: :n the morning until 10:30,I
an-l »‘. ‘ . will Nose for the thy.
the mouse on the Post road owned
by the .‘vew Yum. New ctr-en and
Burn-Jr} illuruuvl. mad cccupiod by
._ Joixv M. {IE-vi. 1.5 reuniting; J. now coat
or punt.
l 71:27:.” Jun-3 o: :11»: Post mud. pop-l
‘L:.LI‘ 12a 1.; suntan $.15 tween awarded:
In»: 6017sz. for 513.»: gamma; ’3! the:
Dun-en E'lre Depaflmvnt building-Thai
doors 3.3-4 Woodwork: were punted’
) este r-ia. y.
'L‘ru.‘.’i~.. (-::’f".n,:er firms: L. Grout. 114.1
ham; stationed on duty 1:: from: of theyO
no,» 3474001. 'j'JFLBg {112: noon and .1. -E
In": 4):. maximums Mr, Growl: at. the;
«:1 from 1; .m- to l.’ at noon. and:
F4 r -.
Fuzz: .‘ l. to swim :n the ulternoon.
ilra. r.‘ EL anh: [1.1.3 formally‘
up 1‘1‘3 bur real estate office on that
l : c. mm: to the Rome Bank.
.. '..~“‘.‘¢f\;:npa.uy. Mr. \Vrlglfi hail
u ) r: :11».- sume building. He.
w, ."1'3 the Jv)E"ph .‘w'ewnil Co.
I .mlwr-fi -:::" phi" ‘11“ and ornate memor-
”5 and fflGTl‘Z-‘Cl9ntJl works. i
.. - :wz 2411.; r1.“ if» luau: Mrs. :harles.
91.1.m'7t‘. 1. new My“ F2. Adams.
. Mr. .5114 Mrs. Judson. H.
.uul hwr infant son, were re-
:d from choir former resting place
u: rv-mtarred m the plot _of hex-i
. 'hm, Mrs. Adams. ln the Spring:
l'quv- cemetery; mm: Saturday memo}
mg. The Rev. ““xixmm Sinclair of rival
First. I‘wsrytvermn rh'rch '31-: charge-l
U“ 4
of the vn'zxmlftll 4* " E
I! ~ wzz head of thel
:- ,5: .' ”main; aadl
~ 4- 'l 7 xvi of Educa—g
: lecture on,
the Sc‘:ools."f
U. the home of;
~-: Parson. Thisg
v.— a ‘ ~ ' - cf locturos which_
. : :- - r the auspices off
2%,. 1 1:; 3‘. of the Hague 9:5
VJ ' “1 ‘ 75‘ f
' \zrt-iers. inspector gnarl-g
. -. .. 3.1m): yogi-t..- d-epan—‘
* '_ .~* ' :‘ «Lunorticut. and. Traf-E
r . 1" Hr'ws‘. L. Grout inspected:
z“ tasks in surrounding;
:, an are l: the own-l
1 .1 5 had a license to;
‘51: 41M not have 11-;
'f-‘l’f‘J‘l to g»! them 3.51
:hoy worn-1 be?
3 :0—1; '- or
"“".-:‘ :ift'l Noroton friends?
. D-L-z; iz'lzan Raymond at
— :, Vim-SHIV}: street. Non»;
’ - rg. The party
v.- of N55 RaF-‘
, 2::5n‘5hmeam were;
party broke up at a:
2r prosent wore: The
. 4 Swnlmer. Irma Magnum;
Anna. Hockett. 828111.;
I -‘. . I": v“. y D0231: and Hostess
2 H..;.m_,r:d. and the Messrs.“
"x and Stanley Benton. Norman
‘.~..lr:. grown Craighead. Robert
, :4 Alfwa't Lee and John Adams:
#7:, N. Saxon o: the Post md'
;' a a new Dodge coupe.
. l,L"..,"" '1an appreciative audience‘
asp-<1 the first presentation of§
~ GLO‘ves." in the Natuton \v’olun-'
Fr» I'«;»mpan:;'s Hall. last (“mu
'er Gloves: a lane in three
E€ Xi'an
' w t3 arm-er: by the St. John's Dra- r
9:1: club {or the benefit of the SL1
.1 r1. «1‘. church. The play vinbe'
“and for the lust time this even.
.' The artmg was fine and kept the
.7 .3 m laughter througfiofl. The
" «nonre- t-vuan at. 8:15. and rm
"u at the mme time this mums-
'» was dancing after the comm.
"names?! in order of nape-taunt
, rm Rugglcs." in love with 816ch
............. M1- W Crane
: .mrhe Dutinchnm." wife at Walter
...... Miss Florence (human:
"'7'. Hassles" wife of Mom ,
..-. .. 5115 Role 3.10m.
‘ '. wart Slocum." a. friend of the
dually . m 001‘“
‘ -V1“rr Dll‘lvrl‘am.” u dealer in
vsmie Fund-
‘. “lemon nun—sea." mp Wan-luv?
Their sparkling one efiect impm you—it is now! a
. vivacious and wondrous collection of big values{
7 Spirit Of youth, 0f HG, 0f beauty—it glgw's from their teed to. givoperfect momma—special 8.95.
every fold and line and decoration! ' 7 7
Value, that value which is measured by fabric and style
and complete effoctf it. too, is as plain as the noonday sun!
A look at thou: will be worth more than many words.
Take the look! Displayed. Monda y! On sale Tuesday! “
Fabrics MEWOOI crepe, tricotine, Poirot twill,
tricolette, velvetine, satin and ‘matelasse and some of the
latter materials in pretty combinations. \
Wondrous bright: effective dresses—Dresses for the
.‘young miss-{Dresses for the woméu of full figure—Dressestb fit tho ideas and
needs of every woman—dresses that are worth a lot more but are offered for
sale Tuesday’ond until sold at $10. ,7
mam. no:
.1
Real kid gloves
real good value $1.55.
,7 Women’s fine kid gloves—fine soft. kid skin—nicely
fashioned and finished. The colors are brown, tan, beaver,
grey and white with black and black with white stitching. ‘
Heavy embroidered backs.
These are quite unusual value at $1.55.
Main floor, left. center
Book suggestions as
gifts to children.
Thé ever popular 02 books including’the new volume
,“Kabumpo in Oz,” $1.75 each.
“Canadian Fairy Tales,” by Cyrus MacMfllan with
an introduction by John Grier Hibben—beautifully illus-
‘trated, $5. ' . ,
“The Wonder Book of Knowledge” reveals the mar-
?vels of the world, over '700 illustrations and drawings,
“Evangeline, a Romance of Acadia,” a large gift edi-
tion in $017 form with illustrations taken from the motion
picture, $5. °‘
- “A Child’s Garden of Verses,” by Robert Louis Stev—
onson with illustrations by Ruth May Bullock, $1.50. '
The exceptionally beautiful Rand MoNally books—-
“The Real Mother Goose” with illustrafions by Blanche
Fischer Wright—“Once Upon a Time,” a book ofroft told
fairy tales—The Ae‘sop for Children with pictures by Milo
lVinter, $2. 2
The Windermere series, including such popular titles
us “The Arabian NIghts”—“Aliee‘in Wonderla ”—
"Robinson Crusoe”——“The Swiss Family of Robinson”—
?‘Heidi’L-“Anderson’s Fairy Tales”—“Tmasure Isl.
md””——“Gnlliver’s Travels” — “Ivanhoe” —— “Twenty 7
Fhousand Lengiws Eider tie Sea”—‘ ‘Tanglewood Tales,”
etc..$2&vblume.” , 1’ ”l
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............... mum. am noon. ~ . K ——-—.--—
’ “ .rtcs Brookl." a. neighbor { Mir—Mm“ (A tetnlt- _ ”WW‘ ,
_, . ......... xum‘m L " ‘ ‘ mmmw
‘ mania Bug-g," .p uctmn ‘ let M m round. (Rex ' m 7
fl ......... Minn mlmm Kelly naming) ,. ,1... ‘1 _. ., _ 3: ' ..
V2.1 nth Brooks.” wife at Chum , ————--—-—'-""" ‘ ~.u
‘ -5. i l
1::
d“
. l d ' ,..oockets-—others with sleeves
' effective trim _ 7 g . 7
’ Roomy enough for hallmark—Good . looking W -.
leely SW3 igat‘hefing‘ e _ _ §
of women’s‘stylish Mes at, $10, ,
Opportune purchase. ,
of keljchiefs—ofiered at 15c. ‘
Handkerchiefs from a prominent. maker who sold usl
the odd lots that were left from filling of orders—not a
great quantlty of any one sort but many pretty and bean.
tiful kerchiefs in the lot. '
4».
There are spOrt ketchiefs with plain white centers and
colored borders—colored centers and light or white bor—
ders and some have pretty embroidered corners ---
sheer white kerchiefs, some with Vefiice lace edge, some
with Bernese embroidered corners.
Splendid chancé to pick some good values for gifts,
. 150
mm 5”" "a” “at” . , '1 . 3am door by Mala dfilnzm 1‘; - 3' 7 ‘
Apfon dresses or dress aprons ‘
serviceable, attractive, special value , 85c.
, aw»
mofiegioathbfiie magma- _.
little cost they may be worn as aprons.
were spatially made
more costly Apron dresses. f,
7 Plain chambrays and‘han&om;e dress ginghams andboth _
harmonious combinations—Some ; with organdy collars; 7 - ,7
general houseww-‘rUpusual‘ value fipmssc may . ,5
f Heat—where and
when you want it.
Apofiahleofiheaterissoktndytohve—tyha _
system purchases does not any to some room”? '
meonacolddxy—placemoilmmh r
room and Quickly theneeded warmth is there.
“Perfect” oil hostels €mkeless) black 73 u.
finishwithunegallonsteeloiltanksudahumer 4’ '
“Perfection” oil heaters jammed finish at $6.75
with fine nickel finish at $3.25.
“Flomuco” oil hestersé—japumtcd finish at $6.75
nickel: tmxs‘ ’ l: at “1" .
.33.
“Repmor” gas hostels—patented burners protect
from annoying films-dour desirable sues. small $3; ,-
ond size $.95; third sizo $6.95; large $139 $8.50. _
» -Helos to keep
home fires burning.
. Special purchase. of ash cans made for the govo a . ,_
enables us to offer tactical ash can for individual . 2
lug—its heavy qua .ity galvanized sheet steel barrel ‘
.plete with cover for $1.75.
’ Heavy 18 inch ash barrels made of extra heavy dn
ble galvanized eomlgatod steel with eight. tllrco’ ri M
side pmtcchrs—reinforced top and mummy—special , ‘
A rotary ash siftér that fits any ash barrel and
the ashes without the usual cloud of dust—saves its cost
g. ~~'
coal every moatlx of the Winter, $-. (0.
Coal beds of heavy galvanized sheet steel, small
medium 55c; large 65c; modimn size with hood 75¢.
a
Fourth door. roar
Hand embroidered
waists and blouses.
Sheer white voile embroidered by hand in blue or
-cross stitch, fagoting, French knob—in fact 7
fine the stitches known to the art of the expert embroid
are called into play to produce these charming m
Some are high neck—so“ mo low with Ion ‘ collar—- ,. :
are odd and pretty. They are also the res t of o c» .-
purchase which makes them rare value at $3 and ‘
Very tostofulin design andc'olorand in color, combinafi L-
Trimmed with ,clevemo‘ss and pretty effect—in fut ‘ a:
far us—and are good copies of sumo d
Black sofines V} th. . P115“? Pipings about neck, m
and VM-etsl’f ghghm- *
for the 13% Batine. .
9*" MM.” . . 7’ ‘
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