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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 18, 1923 · page 10

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d in Christmas. will

ot friendship from
marinas. Dolls dressed

“ ‘ fashion and other toys
g-mumt'scture will sudden
The toys are the gift

with children of the Che-
liinx school in Oklahoma.

> on land set apart by the
t and attending schools
.Dolely for Indians. the boys
ot the reservations have
tilt rather isolated from
at the children of the
according to Miss Edith
hood of the lndian De-

C of the National Board.
Women's Christian Associa-

1.000 Indian children were

with Christmas gifts by

of the Girl Reserves or

a. \V’. C. A.. under the "with
tram" labels they read ltalian.
French. Swedish. Polish
Luther names. the said. For the
:“,‘tim they realized that Ameri-
h I cbuntry of many nationall-

now they have made this in—
‘ Christmas custom their own.
the very

at for their share
’ Island

of Americans, Ellis
rs.

‘ian children rm simply “lid

Joy and evilrmrnt in thee

‘» of the simplest mm‘lmnical

1" laid Miss llalwb yesterday.

‘ can never in: quite sure that

not animated by some thrilling
from the earth or the air."

, is particularly true of the

. boys and those on the rcmot»

,. hes of the .‘1l‘8,lt) desert and

'iains. Miss l‘uhh, “ho has

for many ,x-nirs among the

s. takes: a trawling as Well as

wrbing lnl-‘r-st in their Wel-

As a lll-‘l‘nlh r of the Commit.

' of One- llmmlrui on Indznn

.‘ rs. “3.3 u.-.~k ska went ln‘

l." hingtmi {or the. (ommiltrr's

meetlnr

hem-ml “more.

Net premy of Hrnrml Meters ln'

ho last SiV months n! the gran lie»

‘l‘l-‘li‘llllliil‘fi’ rstlmzitt‘ by
. “1‘! :ll‘pl‘ntimritA 33.13"“.-
J 9‘0. rqu.‘\'n‘-- i zifl-x‘
‘ -‘ lids in about 3: ll" rcr share on
, til now rm par romnmn ntztsinndirg.

“Do your (bristmns renting. sci.-
nnd tuning through the classified

; t‘hlfrnn \‘elu‘t $4 75
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Y. W. CA. CAMPS
Loans House in Forest
and Makes Gift to

Boarding Place in
Bucanest

It you want It camp for anemic
girls in a foreign land. says we. "Ask
the Queen!" That is it the anemic
girls are noumnnian. the country
Roumania. and the queen is Queen
Marie. If your organization in its
work in behalf of girls of her line
tionallty has quietly impressed her.
she may with a wave or her hand
set your anemic girls down in a
welt equipped house in a picturesque
hamlet with ni‘sses of flowers every~
where and enchanting virus on every
side.

Such at least was the experience of
Miss Helen Jackson. industrial sec-
rotary ot the Young \Vomen‘s Chris-4
tian Association in Romnnnia. Her
budget was small. her club girls over
tired. needing country air and nour-
ishment to bring color to their
cheeks. Thanks to Queen Marie. the
first. Y. \V. C. A. industrial camp is
now located in picturesque villa in a.
forest of green pines along the side
of the Carpathian Mountains. Only
its name. Bran. confesses Miss Jack-
son. is prosaic.

“From our sun-parlor and balcony.
A {airyland unfolds before its,“ she
writes. "Along a path winding be-
side the river. a continuous pageant
of peasants with their gay colors.
and thcir small deni‘rys laden “ith
\rgt‘tablr‘s, fruit and wool. pass. in
the distance. the mrtliaevel royal cas-
llle. all turrets and towers glistening
in the sun. its rc-l roofs \lsiblc l‘nr

 

many a mile. in the foreground,
banks of orangr‘ lllm-qurrilcs along;
the river. ,

"it is an ideal spot for our in-:
.lustrlnl girls. .1 place of beauty ini
Contrast to th-‘zr drab and crow‘l’lt‘d
t‘rAlronltarnts i". I‘llcm‘ist. is short-
wallts are a delight for the ctrls too.
delicate {nr ion: rxcursinns. The
mountain air is invigorating and fur ;
supplies enmr dirm‘t from tho ngrlJ
cultural \nllry of Transfirama." ‘

 

 

 

3 The Textile Store

‘ Fancy “cave Corduroy. the latest

I for dn‘sses. 36 in. $1 75
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(‘lll and Sport (outings. '
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Christmas Suggestions

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Assortment: of exquisite
charm. beauty, originality
await tilts critical gift buy-
er liERl-Inbcsidcs attrac~
tire prices.

C. H. Atkins

Rialto Theatre Bldg.

Jeweler
Washington Street

L GlFTS THAT LAST

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Particular Brands
for the
Particular Man
to give the
Particular Lady

\gvnts for Parkrr and Samosct
Chocolates

The Bovi Pharmacy
52 80. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
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Famous Gift '

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V A rope of pearls-=9
beautiful .colorful inl-
destructible pearls -—
pearls, a touch of color
and life for light even-'
in: or dark street
frocks.

Deltah Pearls, a very
lovely string for $17.50

Silver stun Bags
from the famous house
of Whiting ' (1 Davis.
roomy and novel de-'
sign.

anteed gift. $7.50

Wrist Watches, dear" '

little ‘flat white gold
watches on. it ribbon.

Square, otagonal- or ob- '

long,- they. have fine

jeweled Swiss) move-

ments and are unusual

at the small price. $15
, Alain floor.

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Arcttcs

It’s the fashion to
wear low shoes and
that is splendid for win-
ter months in Palm
Beach. but you would
die of pneumonia “up
no ” here without a
pair of arctics when
you step from the
house into the brisk or
damp cold. No one
really should try to get
through the winter
without them.

Women's four buckle
arctics, low, medium
and high heels. £4.50

Missea’ {our buckle
arctics $4

Misses' six buckle
aretn'cs $4.50

Children’s three and
five buckle arctics

$3.50. 84

Come yourself and
bring the children. Re-
member that last win.
ter they were impossi-
ble to obtain later it
the season.

Be prepared for the.

holidays—They a l s 0
make good practical
Christmas rifts.

Fashion Smiles

on Gift Coats

The season’s most ao-
cepubl' o‘ lustrous fab-
rics ‘in' “rich, beautiful
cres_i:ions will make this
Christmas a memorable
one. And who would-
n’t'go into ruptures or-
er such gorgeous coats
as flue—coats which
are seen in the more
flashionable and exclu-

sive New York shops.
For collars and cuffs

adorn many of the mod- 'I

e18, which include
brown mth‘ beavenfit
m wifla’ taupe fox.
black with km: or for
and grey With‘ natural
summ- '1.‘ Sizes' 16 to
4%. '. $65

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Gifts suitable for the newest baby or the most grandmoth-
erly grandmothernfor the home lover or the globe trotter—for
the friend or. for the accusintance—for the old fashioned girl or
the most. modern man. .You will 'find agift to fill every need at

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A Gift of Lingering C 1.....—
Perfume

The fragrance of a thousand
gardens held within the small
confine of fuss bottles to pro-
vide Ch at l .s scent. Rare per— '
fumes from famous makers. in-
expensive odors of great charm
-—-.all‘ the newest creations in
unique gift packages and no
woman can resist their appeal
or fail to read the subtle Chris‘-
mas message they contain.

Boudoir Sets for fastidious
ladies (talcum, toilet water and
soap) 59 ch.

Set of talcum. toilet water
and perfume, ‘several different
odors in gayly colored gift
boxes from famous perfumer
“Hudnut” $2.25

. Large fancy“ box containing

talcum. toilet: water and per-

fume.

Ivory Toflet Sets
Every girl at some fime wants a
set'of ivory more than anything
else in the world. Give it to her
In handsome boxes. sets of fin-
est Qain white Pyralin ivory

which include mirror. brush :and'

can}; no , . $15
‘ There are other more elaborate

~ sets andwalso the pieces may be
, purchased‘ separately-40

begin
or add to a set. .. .
l t ‘ ' ’ man now;

, and vial of “Vanette” perfume. $3

mac, lavender, Copen” honeydew;

Clittttétitél

Djer Kiss box is charming with
golden double compact. lip rouge

Djer Kiss box has toilet water
and face powder—exquisite fra-
grance. $2

Hundreds of other Christmasy
boxes containing single bottles of
various sizes of toil-3i: waters and
perfumes-“perfumes from Houbi-
gant, Cappi, Coty, Roger and Gab.
let. Fiver, Gael-lain. Every time
milady scents 'this fragrance she
will think of the giver. .

Some bottles are in unusually
charming containers. Come and
see them and smell theigodors.

‘mm floor. ‘

_ Bandoir Caps
are Guy Gifts

Women need many of these for
they must always be fresh and
gay. "Here are many colors in
real caps or bandeaux—so fash~
ionable now. * ' . 81

“Boudoir Sou” comprise a cap
and ~ garters to match. When
wearing" one, there is generally
need for the other. Pink. rose.

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Bondon' Glfts
Chifion hairs filled
with rose leaves—z.
gift With personality.
Fascinating fluffy chlf.
fon bows close the bag
at the top. 52
Bags of old lavender
for the Christmas box.
.. 10 ch.
ant' bottles of smell-
ing salts—convenient in
any 13de boudoir. In
difierent colors. loveli-
bottles with fra~
grance in rose. lavender
and violet. 45 cts.
. p o w d e r a
with large powder puff;
are in Houbizant and
4711 odors. $1.50
Mair. t:-- .-

Sanm’s Toys for
Girls and Boys

Games

Just loads of .
'for rainy or cold xvi
weather, when one
es to sit and Ola?
baseball, parche
pollyazma, 1
ring my nose, lotto. a;
thors or try his “"3"
putting together sZi ,,
animals and "
puzzles.
Magnetic Fish Pond
50 cts.
Th9! Cows in The Cr};

52
Modeling C12? 25 cts.

Clock Tlddled j: Vii i}; :
$1.25?

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Barney Gocgle
Spak Plug

Clay with moulds
sticks in mam- cr'

Fancy hickel

Elf you are mar‘;
this a practical C1
'mas you will ir
electrical toasters.
colators, grii _. ' __..
irons—all the new 9?:
trical convex :
that help to m“ .-
easier and happier.

New reversible toast-
er—turns to as: Wit r. :» :
touching it. 59

Toaster with raj-2 ::.
top for keeping
hot.

Honduran
pereohtor wizh v:-':~:::
ed handle—6 cup si ,

ee urns.
with panel sides 2:: : ‘
Colonial design—6 :'1
size. $17.53
Nickel Hot Dishes
Nicks: dishes fit '_:,~
der platters, (5.1;:
dishes, children's _,
etc... to be filled
hot water for k
the food hot.
A hot water platter

a delayed member .
the family—good -
in: too. Medium 5.2:
platter. $13.53
(mum's dishes :1:-
those who eat slowigr f.‘
daily with their ::.-j.
The temperature .5
right in thisdish. 53.25
Nichel' Accessories
Crumb sets. trivg‘
sandwich plates, _
hays. tea tile.=——ol‘:l 5:
many convenient pegs-
sifies which look 2.5.:
silver and don‘t taxis:
Finest nickel plated (5:

copper.
Give Those for Christ-
ms
Thermos bottles. 3711:
sets. and pitchers in 2...
sizes and shapes. 502T:
. pitta nickel color. 02.7-
eu enameled to max—*-
cne’s room.

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