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succcss of
and war-
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l. " Marin. are on
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scasun next
.3 f r*‘iiumcd uctlnl
i u, I 1 ‘1" Polling" by
l’ichnrd Bern-
1* iuv‘cd at in.
( 1 ‘ 5.1 w York thll
' introduced the
, . ‘Nv York lut
‘ WM Man and
I ‘ " ' ’ ihc soti that
‘*r to dolight
5...‘ _‘ ‘ ' ' him: which won
' ‘ nnvi much (nor-
(as; H the gentlemen
“'1 "ilicago 1nd New
' "'f'm on tour by Ri-
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lhe nunuzing di- ,
(Y. nECE-MBER’A
NA
‘ H“ )i l} \illson (above
‘il-~:.
:lt. ”r-
ichuntcd Collar," which is
iilmm with Rlclurd Buriholmesa and
'ncar future a play called.
screen celebrity.
i it “it‘ll divorce suit in Los Angelou
1; illlHi Robert I}. Reel. newspaper
~. in whom-lull. Wu wed three
.‘510.
"ms and ordered her from their
llunlh bc'll " a comedy which no
and Elliot Nugent. his son. bsve
uritlcn. J c. Nukeut hss mo na-
ishcd his part of "Mis-mslod." uno-
thcr (onlcd) written by himself and
1*. is son.
In the screen version of “Til: En-
being
\I-iy \lcllvoy. one of
train the original stago version.
Ethel Wright. is being retained (or
the silent story.
llcn Y‘mnc “ill produce in
the actress
the
"Scrvléc
for Two.” which— he has‘ accepted
from Martin Fluvin. the author. Mr.
l‘fl}‘l‘l" has also nnislwd a. character
play with a. Lnnoushiro locale which
in tn he done in Pittsburg" this:
month.
i'rzlnk I‘Ignn. thc 1.03 Angolan pro-
vluccr. has arrived in New York With
Ml vornhlr- reports regarding "The
Waning Sax.” a now play which ho
produccd in Los Angelou lmtore his
nlcpilrillrc .tm'l \llllCil continual to
l*'r-*'l'~rlc Hutton.
lluilili- li":llll Sim-or. who has
done notably good work in comedy
rim] drama productions in New
York. has takcn hcr ripo dramatic
.wt. in musical comedy and is acting
iii “Poppa." the star of which is
.‘\l:lflz(‘ licnnmly. hc1rsclf a popular
Ullil highly trained dramatic actress.
l‘iliu sharps have taken heart
5mm the success 01' "The Hunch-
inck of Noiro Dame." has been re-
i‘illir‘fi whom it is bring prescntcd
:it 3:. It has convincrd the film
critics that a film which meet:
puplllul' dmnund for cxccilcnc--. ms.»
surely chm-go full rules and still
win succcss.
The Business Outlook
Observations on to the condition
of hilblnt‘SS Ill the relatively lining.
diam future. by men who. by the
very nature of their business. are
forced to keep their eyes wide open
and their cars to the ground. are
always interesting. says the Bridge-
port Telegram. They are particu-
larly welcome
optimistic V tone, sud reflect the
spcukcr's confidence in business gm-
omlly, in its fundamental soundnorr.
and in its ability to pass safely
through unavoidable periods of .10..
prcssion.
According to a. recent. statement
Shh chums he had vio- ,
L’Ul'ill‘il from all parts of the l'nlicd l
soictc and he must. buy soon.
ruchotluicd for 100 per cent.
lion!"
when they have on . :
Corporation. ;
1924 will he at fair average lulsinou i
your. and in many aspects will lm :l
probably prove similar.
in the furtherance of their cmL-icni
and record-breaking programs.
l‘lnns will necessitate the making of
large expenditure for malnlenunm-
of railway. rolling stock. and ncw
cqulpmcnt. Mr. Grace's observa-
tions ulso indicate—-
"The nilromis have made good
money in 1923 and seem assured of
Daily Fashion Hinl‘
ropciiiion of 1923. in that huslncsw i '.
conditions during the two years will * ‘ ‘
In the firs'l * :"
quarter it is anticipated that thn
demand for steel will be confide-w: '
nhic. particularly from the railroads. ; _
1“,, mm on 3m in."
IT WOULD naturally be supposed
that the workers in the genom-
‘punying photograph were busy
pecking lestber. The durable look-
!“ actual. however, Is a. mass
or spricots which is thus pro-
served to be used out of season.
All over Syria. fruit grows in shun-
dsuce. The Amsrlcsn refrigerat-
ing system is of course unknown.
The-apricots are first pitted. and
crushed between stones. The .pulp
thus obtslned is then spread out on
lung fist stones to dry in the Inn.
When thus trestefi the spricat pulp
may - be prescrved for sevenl
yum. During the war this com-
puct sud durable form of food
proved invslusblc to troops on tho
’ march.
another goo-J yrur. Next your will
be one of the biggest rail years we
have cwr hurl.
duslry is anything but pessimistic.
Motor car makors cxpcct that their
output in 1924 will be about the
same as in 1323,
“Building construction has
up and indications are that it will
continue to do so. The former has
more monvy now than he has had in
many years. His equipment ls’obv
The
an
opera-
llt‘ld
cunning and allied industries
Mr. Grace vieuallzcs n. gradual En-
crcuso in t‘nrcign demand, and warn.
cdly improvnd conditions in Culu,
poinfing to “a. bumper year for that
island." which u‘flficsurs to. be rc-
hy EugenoG. Grace. President on
.iho Bethlehem Steel
Wc’ ve been
Many
‘ You-Like-It,”
Just $1:
The no, Loud- are u! m
one o! the most'sttnctivs woos
iu the world tor .thow trcvpler.
Apart tron its Quintin nude!»
tions. the picturesque nth. ills
is o: never-telling interest. Amen:
the Americas vlslllus this ":10!
this sassou will be i putty o: In
hundred Amsrlcsus Who will mks
the. tour of the Median-mun
aboard the 8.8. Belgsulend under
the direction at Thou. Cook 1nd
Sous. \
Damascus is reached convenient-
ly bytraln tron: thaweucosst. It
is a: course rich in msny relics
dating from Bible times. From
there excursions ere readily much
to Baalbeck, Nazareth Jericho.
The automotive ln-l
preparing for Christmas for sev-
and all our; Slipper and H0333
aim now ready to serve you
, new ind desirable merchandise appropriate for
Your attention is particularly drawn to our ‘ "
oslery apartment where a fresh t .‘4 ,
Hbcuugfulshecrstockmgsmsofttansand ‘,
greys W your on. Silk stockings of
medium weight in clocked designs and open
work effects also make appropriate gifts. .
of these stockings are
Gui-them “Gold Stripe,”
“Famous Fain,” .
VAN RAALb'l‘fiE sud
“'th tylgdependa y economy :,
forsthese silk
Jerusalem sud Bethlehem.
(looted in larger orders for this
country's exports. including deal for
its plantations and sugar mills.
1i= xico, too. as an important poten-
tial market. looks promising for the
coming year.
"l"'inalis.' said Mr Grace. “pub-
lic sentiment is generally better than
a year ago.’ This statement, ‘in
some respects. memo to us to be
more than any other. “1th no scr-
lous strikes or other interruptions
unv basic indusl'n 1923 has done
Such to eliminate the spirit 0: pos-
simism which was aroused 1n cer-
tain quarters lut )eur by conditions
which “ere not only serious to the
particular busincsm involved. but
also decidedly ir itatlng to the rest
of the countr gcncraL Jillian! ls
“Gordbn,” “As-
“Rivoli. ”
stockings—ourseles-
values in all
line
A wonderful sslectlou o! unity of our uswest ,' <
*und most: {calculable Sums was will be of-.
fared for ssie on moans
can is undou
.’ ~zr
.‘.¢-
13:31.
Have you seen the
“Leuci” dolls? They are
all made abroad by Italian
students and are without
doubt the most entrancing
children’ 3 children you ever
saw. They are made of
~ Anna felt— and feel soft like
I ” » real babies.
are felt, too, and big curly '
wigs crown their perky
' I
it).
f
3
Thai):- clothes
faces.
Grown-ups find it dificult:
to resist wee life-like
children. “Fed-stbe, ” the
Gun you imagine a wo-
man who wouldn’t go into
ruptures over 3 perfectly
stunning set: of heavy glove
silk lingerie on Christmas
morning? You can’t: and
neither, can we.
to colored silks
A are {allotted into two piece
eats—4he very full.
ker with either the
gathered orfull knee. Some
are severely tailored with
tiny loco beading edges
while others are trimmed
People waitfortheCht-ist
my: not scee’ptnbls‘. W.
live 1 galaxy of stunning
varied sud some are very
handsome with exquisite
just now and woolen know '*
that a box of gloves will be
the, most acceptable gift in
the world-u glorious femi- . * iii:
ulna luxury. Every m»
glovehshlonlscxpzfiscdin
kid mocha
wlth finest: wool «in:
M fashionable color
. The Sveltw
btglly itfie most cicada-lulu:
and hsndsomest garment. desipucd for lsrgcr fig— .,
urea. V
' BewitChing Dolls
out will last u lifestimo 1»
ble chemise vest: and the _
with rssl Irish cmhet or,
Umbrellas - ..
”umbrella. sud it: is al- ,
f and vcry; new umbrellas is 1
a all colors. The handles are
‘rfi
$41.75
Other models may be hsdfrom‘ $23.59 to $32.50
Math J ongg Hats -
Xcs, they are very new and are soft little satin turbana with an intriguing bow at: the back. Like.
the game, they are taking fashion by storm. Black and brown; . . $7.80
French midlnette- is typical-
ly. French with her high
heels and her hat box on her
arm.
These dolls have made a.
1 record of sales never be-
fore achieved in America.
*Ailonchsuhng, myw
' cliilEl in pink . $7.50
There are many otkcr
dear. ones at varied prices.
‘,Your own mus girls will be
* adorable playing with such
artistic dolls.
, Second floor.
Glove Silk Lingerie Sets
embroidered dots In con.
trusting colors.
are lacey and feminine with
real laces. These are really
Christmasy sets-an intimate
luxury she would simply
adore. Sets maybe had
from $7.75 to $17.75
We‘ suggest a curly
choice while the se action is
wide.
Charming set of maize.
and turquoise—bands and
inserts of turquoise nuke it
sma:tly unusual. May be
had in flesh and orchid
heir umbrella Colors-
brown, . navyr'” purple and
blsck, $5 to $10. A pinio-
'ulsrly handsome *umkrslls‘
hes .3 double fees um.
satin border. -
- For men also. umbrella
its wonderful gifts. A silk
carvings. Some toilets: ‘1»1nmbrclla with a look.
hmsnomsnstfipe'bocder. lug Prince ostes bundle
which is a distinctive touch ‘ will charm any. man. Prices
for one who; is apt to lose vary from $5 up.
Q's -" aim-fig m m. l
Gloves - : ' . -‘ ’ 1*
’ ‘? rTlley are fashion itself "“ Nico weight imported
lsmbskln
Still others
- hand painted
Enteritis ere crepe satin: fist Crepe, Poirot:
Twill also some bendedcrcpes and a. flaw novelty
silks. -1
. Colors:
These gowns formerly sold for much bicker
prices. Sizes 42% 1.305615
Brown
Taupe
1.3th
Second 80013
FOuntai‘n Pens
Eagle fountain pens
.of nickel chased in imie
' 1 tation of silver—small
size with A ring for a
woman .and 1‘0 11 g e r
ones with ,8 clip
for a man. The pen is
14 karat gold and the
cap is metal—unbreak-
able. self-filling and
splendid for an extra.
pen and for school boys
and girls. Regular
price $1
89 ch.
- Mum floor.
Gift Pillow Cases
Embroidered, hem-
stitched and scalloped—
fresh and crisp in a new
Christmas box, these pillow
cases will delight any
mu. Many stunning
pafiéms done in efiective
‘ saunas—excellent material.
A pair of Fruit of the Loom
pillow cases with neat lace
edges. $1.75
Many other prices. ’ ’4 "
Third noon '
Hand Painted
China
The well-known Wilson
china—each
piece havflg the Wilson
signature as guarantee» to
its being genuine. There is
s large vuriéty of individual
pieces. with charming de-‘
signs. A gift any one will
greatly prize. A pair of
salt and pepper‘shakers may
be had for $1. 50, to a.
twenty-three piece tea set
for $53.
Cake plate $4 .
Mun floor.
Gifts of Gold Glass
.Yery new and attractive
in price are glass salad
plates; candlesticks, sugar
and cream sets, sandwich
tunys, etc, in a. light cut
glass which has coin gold
edge- in design combined
{with gold floral decorations”
on the glass itself. One is
always delighted with extra.
dkhes of this type. :Prices
vary on the, different arti-
1 cles from $1.65 for candle-
sticks to $21.75 for seven
piece water set. '_ s
Handsomc Ben'y Bowl,“
Norwalk Chronicler