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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 22, 1923 · page 5

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',"11'v'.<, zircompsnied
.5 in}! due rpther to
duction than to
, ,y‘..|l’ltl has been the “m and the
, aw}: in dry goods
mum-«ling to the
x must. The salient
; ;1 price of raw
-- it lve cotton. wool,
.,.k, The situation
. .imite with certain
.. which have used
" rower-priced raw,
:‘w y run at ell, sre
. 1! coo-ls at. prices
.4m- material prices
.l-ZO.
. .5 guilds brunch cur~
“ '. unzilly in evidence
‘ 'v” :ms'nams.
3111:». has taken
. tradt‘. Imports
'.:‘.1;e \ery limited.
-'..::.;1nre oi curtailed
:‘s are unwilling to
1:11pm‘tant scale at
.. .. . mum-11y says that the
' 15;. of raw silk are
‘ unite possible sny
Mini. either in raw
1 1.15, in the present
5 -5.: the trade. He
4 ”ills will elapse be-
1mm Japan will
shortage. -
, :1 slight increase
1.1“.- uool market.
~i .‘ll'l‘OJd. are well
~ “moi 11nd worsted
w‘menl. however,
no expansion. and
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. .1 of the large im-

5. 1 wrtmn by Germany.
3.51 r~ Int. figures of our
‘ “mm-:7 of Commerce, is
‘ ' . f. t that a large pro-
. - shipments is not
LT. '.H'1ll5\‘. but is rcship-
U m'mrrios. such as

:7 I‘oland — which
.5. mm mills—Austria.

. 5-5; ' ausn, etc. Prior to
‘1 understood that

is of raw cotton
, lllllliPS “th11 were
. - . countries and
n doubt obtains to-
..:.1 Ry is it is known
‘. s l‘nllon mills are
. 1‘ 1mm days a. week.

 
 

at

:1. 1111mm .‘0 Per Cent
he as that which
rm» '.1p:1ncse silk
1‘ ,r 1'..tliout having a
, wt, on the silk in-
, ‘1 «.1 on prices. both

1 5 :‘s products.

.5-x.w-»‘111‘crs ot.’ this
2.1: the disaster in
1 :1 hard and con-
,1. 75 -. ’I'iN’T refrained from
i" “ lll.‘>"S until they could
4 1 would be conse-
.2: ‘ . rri-wstcr. f‘uite rs-
I""~v-'|11r‘nces t-ecsme
' . ' ~z-o of extraordinsry
‘ .nlni: supplies of
rsmicd by sdvrnces

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Pr' ‘5 W1; rrh-cs in price not only in Jspsn. but slso
in China. sad in Italy. Tug advance-
men is now equivalent to 2)

prices will so still higher.

Save the Wrappers

 

 

 

 

placed for rsw silk within the

indications n- a

1‘»

er ' 9’s is made of' g

lost
two or three weeks, so we, know cc.
curstely whet this sdvsncs is. These
contracts called for Chinese silk.”
Japanese silk was not availsble
be? Please note in this connection that
that the great bulk of our supplies of rs
sllk. under normal conditions. comes

, 1 I .
shgwn us contacts which 3113: on; .

pure chicle and- other ‘__.
ingredients of; highest ‘2‘
quality obtainable. E
8111 it is no use to 53"
make WRlGLEV’S l0096 ' E.
in quality and then reach 2;
vouln poor condition. 3

 
 

So we put it in the wax.
wrapped packase and
SEBLED it TlGHT
to keep it good
-tor you.

aids digestion
-licops tooth
white -- helps
appetite.

Their are seed for
valuable presents \
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Every“ member of your

”away should relieve

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HAROLD MEAD
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CLIFFORD PHARMACY
At ALL DRUG STORES

 

New YwhfiY. 5

STILLSON-POWELL CORP. ‘

toothache
neuralgia

brain flag,
sleeplessness

mollgchcsandpnins
with ‘

 

 

 

 

 

General Drug Cmnpany . fiwm‘“3‘ M‘“

 

 

go. Dun-tin
Commerce figures, 19,087,191 pounds
or rsv.siik from Japan. 6.9115,!“

pounds tron-1 Itsly. '

 

1th; ”only on row silk.

 

 
 

In sddltlon to higher priest: mon-

 

‘(utscturcrs will tot-some time ex-
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Hats and Bonnets

for Woo (211111111111

When buying coats for the kid.
dies, you can kill two birds by
getting new hot; or bonncts at 5
the some time. 5 v .

carriage Bonnetsct delicate
colored crepe do chine are en- -
chanting with ,thelr ribbon,
lace and little ostrich trim-
mings. Many different models,-
'pink and blue, $6 to $8
Tame in brown and tan suede.
Beautiful materials, elastic in
the back to insure perfect tit-5

Velvet and Plush Hats 111

some have fur trimmings.
others ribbons, $5 and $6 lovely dresses in all
from 6 to 14 yrs.

5 with you to see them.

 

 

 

 

for Little Children

If vou have children from 2 to 6 years old, bring
them to us to select their new fall coats. There are
just as many styles as grown-ups have and these
dear little tOts will know just what they want. All
costs are lined and interlined.

Chinchilla.- Coats in navy, brown. cinnamon, warm
and fine, the are splendid for good hard wear. For
boys and gir 5, $5 to $12.50

S orts Coat models in fashionable sport woolens.
T esc have ever so much style and kiddies look so

smart in them, $12 to $20

Dressv Coats of kitten‘ 5 car broadcloth in ten, ma-
hogany and golf red are simply adorable for Sunday
best; They have clear little fur collars and cuff

trimmings, . $20. $25
. Second floor .

Children’s Warm Union Suits
. for Fall and Winter

“e are prepared for frOsty days—ere you? Don‘t
wait for cold weather to buy them, for one chilly
day wuhout the proper clothes, brings many colds
to children.

For Girls (/
All Cotton Union Suits of medium wei ht. in all i e
wanted styles. Sizes 2 to iii—prices 1.650 to $2.00,
according to size.

in two sha es, Dutch .neck, elbow sleeves and knee
ta‘§.1d..nnklc- engths. Prices $2.00 to $3. 00, according
size. _ V

Union Suite of mercerlzed cotton and wOol, all knee

length, some he' Dutch neck and elbow sleeves,

other: with lawn and sleeveless. Prices $2.15 to
V 33.15, according to size. »\'

': «ab-mg. Main door

numbing of all the leading makers of fashion to

pride. 5 5 5
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onto! ' According to the: mm»: the
Silk Assoctstion at America, the
stocks or raw silk on head in this
on pound. tram Chins. sad 1.420.020 canon-yon the first of this month

l totaled 27.367 bales. or which 21.091
bales were .trom Jam. This amount
inoludes‘tJfl holes (of which 2.70:

 

Union Suits in a wool and cotton mixture—4.11s“ are -_ ’

Fasluon 5 Newest Gowns

We" wish to remind you that. we have a display at gowns for every type of person, for slender
and youthful figures as well as for the matron, at this unusual price. . It has required a thor-

Velvet, Satin, l’oiret Twill.Cbar1neen, satin and \elv et combinations.
Colors-block usvy" many 11 ' no. grey,- etc. .
‘ th- these values.

 

 

 
 
 

 

there would seem to be shout
month's supply'ou bani. pellet! to ask an extension of

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Store Closes Daily at. 6 O’clock

 

 

 

“81 ~ 552 l} Frocks for Fashionably Dressed Girls

Stouyrs.

Peking blue, brown and tan, Mothers who wish their children to be smartly dressed, come here. for we not
only please the parents but their children, too. Young peoples natural charm
may be greatly enhanced by simple yet smart frocks. We have a large arrav of

materials and colors—dresses for every occasion for girls

Childm'I-Showsacond “0°? 5 Hallowc’en Parties are close upon us
Are your little girls ready for them?
Absolutely new fascinating frocks of wool crepe and serge hand embroidered
with gay worsted, models with pleated skirts and wool and velvet combinations.
These dresses have so much style they are entrancing. Bring your daughters

$6. 95 to $17.50

Second floor

TWO Day
Special Sale of Misses Frocks

V, 14 to 19 years
— $22 50

Saturday 15 the last day of this sale and we do not want you
to miss seeing this lovely display of frocks for young ladies
of these ages. All these dresses are designed to increase
the developing beauty and charm of the young'girls.

Velvets, Poiret Twills, Silksund beautiful designing com-
blue to make this collection of frocks one that we are very
proud to display. Over twenty different models. many just
unpacked from the makers. Prices after Saturday will be
$25 to $35.

Second floor

for Youth and Age

New hats just unpacked are here for you to try on.

Velvet shapes, pokes and turn-ups, in every autumn color,
also black. They are even lovelier than anything we have
had before at this price,

$7.50

Ostrich Trimmed Hats arrived today for us to sell at an
amazingly low price. They are exclusive with us and frank-

- 1y we fell into a stroke of good luck to get these hats, for

young and old, at. such a low price,

$5.50

Second door

I 9
Children s-. Talus 5
We find that these toms are exceed-
ingly popular with our young pai-
rons so'we have a; large number of
new ones—e. special purchase for
. Saturday, _ 5, S9icts,'95 cts
. ‘i
- Also Felts, velours, and adorable
Baby Jane Hats for children's best,
$2.95 up

second floor

 

assemble this array and we present it

- tablc.10 to 15 018 11E,»
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5 . metals to coins when mi .1111va v ,

shipped from 31pm we; to is: dis- is used up is indicated by s. onus ro- Jsm archaic up for an!
ester and were st New York tannin ceived by: the. Silk Association of prosching that length 0! till!
sis on Sept. 1st. The month‘s sver- Amerlcs from Japanese and other shortsgewr row silk in
use of the quantity ot' -sw silk cou- exporters in Yokonsms. stating that mills will be serious. a 5
sumed by Americsn "l: 18 \ little owing to the destruction of Q largo-r I
more than 30. 000 bales: so that {quantity or silk held ready agnlnsl Mr. and Mrs. Harry H111 and

Se tomb co t acts they are com
p er n r u“ tended the Yale~Bucknill toot“

Are You Read. y
fer HallOwe'en Fun? 5
, Hallowe’ en Invitations for your rt , 7 as of;
Hellowe en Seals and Cutpouts ftljracoysiume me

5 Masks and Streamers—111 fact. all the weird
strange-things to make a. wonderful -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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game.

Mlddy Ties __
Kee the children’s middies
has and crisp looking with a.
new middv tie. We have a.
great variety of them in black,
red and navy. Some have cord-
ed edge and are half squares,
others with corded edge are
full squares while still another
is straight hemstitched tie of
messaline. 75 cts to $4
Half square with corded edge -
comes in black, red, navy,
brown and orange $2.25

Main floor

Warm House Slippers

for Children

Soft woolly sheepskin slippers.
in gay orange color are making
a great hit with children They
will never forget to put them
on, $1. 50 to $2.50

Green’s Puss-in Boots—felt

sl1ppers that come up high

around the ankles. $1.75 $2.00
' Main floor

 

 

 

for Baby’s First Steps
Little button shoes to keep
their ankles steady when they
begin to walk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Patent, Leather with White kid
tops or all white kid, $2.75
Corset Laced Shoes for firm
support, in brown kid, ’
$3. 50, $4. 00

Many other styles, including
the famous Pia-Mate shoes in a
variety of leathes. The chil-
dren we fit to shoes will not ~
have trouble with their feeL.» "
Prices vary according to size. 5V
’We sell only the best. <.
$3.00 to $5.00

Debutante Pumps

These are the most fashionable
dress pumps for misses. Of
patent cblt they have short
vamps and front strap with cut«

outs, $7.00

Children’s Rubbers 5

Here you may find tan, white 5
and black rubbers to keep the "
kiddies’ shoes dry and yet not , ~
detract from the style or color

of their footwear, 75 cts to $1.40
. Main floor.

Union Suits
for Boys

All Cotton Suits of good quail ,

strong and serviceable. Ma. c
with high neck, long sleeves
and ankle length or high neck, ' ‘
short sleeves and knee length.
Sizes 2 to '10 years—prices
$1.50 to $1.65, awarding to size.

 

Mercerized Suits, cotton and

wool in medium weight with
high neck and short sleeves. .
Sizes 4- to 10 veers—prices $2.65 5; , ,
to $3. 00, according to size. ' ’

Wool and Cotton union suits 111
natural color. High neck. long
sleeves and ankle. length or
short sleeves and knee la b.
Sizes 4 to 10 years—prices 2&0
to $2.50, according to size.

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