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Whittaker at Meeting of Prelbyterien
('luh Tells of City’s Mt Name-
chum eeweiiae their antiquity.
There are a number or the m
toryechoommanyotthemleecee-
tabliehed. Bmhiey Park. the out
or the hri of Easter. is the shew
pioneer the neighborhood. be when neweoeme o! the
We; cataloged as a notable in-
fill-ti e rown, H ital. ‘ rm W”
home for twelve old memozztebibht “I. p . 0‘ p a.
ed about 400 years ago.
lumrted by the original endow-
ment. whose income leaves a enr-
plus each year. this being devoted
to providing scholarships iior bright
boys at the town.
Atter reietinx come incidents of
hie visit. and contrasting a town
most or whose buildings have been
standing for two or three centuries.
with the 'modern Stamford. Mr.
Whittaker reviewed the record or
the Lincolushire town in the World
War. hie information having been
obtained through correspondence
within-lym- “can “a To,“ cm: i an- ner-once nominees
n t
“on “
A“
J saw. :1. “royal h.”
. . . .. ,m-mrian) orde (omck tflovfitjamnnfh.
,- _, Robert. century. and it attired conspicuomly
. Janus on in the earliest known history of
, w a quaint England. It is on the route mer-
England. any truer-ed by tourists. Ir. Whit-
. pun-wed its taker saying that to get there by
.: some of rail. on the way from Motion to
. portion of York. is somewhat similar to paying
“fi‘nmshlre. a visit to mueneld by rail on e
. .. had us. journey between New York and New
. orcaeionn. Haven. It is in the center of a rich
, .. :‘ro World agricultural countn’. not far from
the cathedral town of Peter-borough.
Its churches. dome of them dating
beck to the fourteenth end fifteenth
centuries. are notable for their er-
moch interested in its .
M
name-3e. He that
invitation
been coco
the prosecution o: the war.
M
"' ' .,,. made use
3 . .e m on these Bell. During the war. the vicinity
of the old town was used” a train-
ing piece tor Americans in the air
L — : " 1‘3““ ” ‘ Battery company. nest Norwalk,
unpopumweredeeorlbedm
innermetioneentbythe‘rownmerk.
would be mutually profitable to unite
1916. end would-have accepted the
not all «his time.
With work ”Km ‘0
of 81
Sprint street is enjoying a week's ve-
ceuon from duties or the m
g: ,
New Woolen Fables are keeping pace with
silks in beauty of colors, textures and weaves.
Here we have woolens rivalling silks in sheen
and gloss—woolens rivalling the lamb‘s fleece
in softness.
s..-
For Sports W yest art
ray of materials in pl n autumn
u: will find rich, For Afternoon and Street
., -u cloths in deep Mocks there are wool ere-pas in colors most dashi laids and
_- 'x- 4 and the ever fash- charming shades, suede cloth re- ' merriest checks. great bolts of
. -~ Arabia. Arabella, sembling broadcloth in finish and thebnewesjt sportdooat materials
J.- ' - . iniwiepaisare'on e
~ arm.“ and BOIIViE texture. A fabric in navy With shelvgs longing to be made into
the smartest of coats“ Smaller
checksvor gain camel’ehair .
ready for a sports skirts, whil
even brushed wool by'ihe yard '
awaits a sweater coat pattern and
a pair of scissors.
Charmecn .flnish .excels .Uhar-
mean in beingbf lighter weight.
These materials are so beautiful
inuhemselves that they will need
very little adornment.
3 3- . v. . ' woolen fabrics is indeed bewildering and the prices are moder-
L‘ pm) 0! helium”) 'f you do not intend to purchase.
1.» 1 us show them to you even 1
° Patterns
Fur Bandmgs for Old and Young ,
9 ' Patterns have become so easy to work from
1 lie mm”: (vii'l‘ emphasize the MW” 0' fur and instructions so complete, that many attempt
' 0.4 a trimming this season '
the making of coats and suits which used to be left
. metals, silk brocades and soft,
to “Dillon only. its f we tcoats dresses
' any, many pa ms or as s ,
“PPmpm‘e‘Y ”d 1111“”???3' and suits besides all other garments. ’ . -
Necks, cuffs and ems a V c, Castumc Royal (upon order). Hdlells.
Standard-Designer. and Children’s Royal Patterns
are here for your selection.
'rhlrd deer 3
Fa uric Gloves
Fownes Filosette
Aglove which could not be equalled in endur-
ance and it is therefore used extensively for shop-
in or business wear. _ .4 ,
p gColorp—almond, caster and pelican.
.' . 32mph convey to ion
- :' war richnefluxou
and feel their soft-
upprcciate. iheir
ma floor
“:Lrs‘.
~— ' road or narrow.
': ‘;.:mngs in great range 0! furs at
attractive prices
‘ wk. white and platinum, in several
tum v.’ ‘
lmlhlimn Ermine i and 2 inch.
llelIilllHll Chinchilla (l and ‘ inch).
\utm and Raccoon (1 inch).
“PH Nmirrel (1 inch). . _
“ . . - ' t- With self colored embrmdered backs 89 cts pr
LYLE-11:" interesting line 9! fur bu , Two tone heavy embroidered hacks, $1.00 pr.
Imported Sweaters
Mnch‘llodcl Slip-overs with e14
aborate band borders at the bottom
and on the cuffs and collars in such
sombinations as tan with tangerine
and gray. gray with hens and
I’m“ new garments if} combi-
‘ ‘ ' :.:‘»- and slate, brown
zml black with white.
with v-neoks, self
« and two capacious
bright blue.
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‘, Second floor
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