Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 21, 1924 · page 12

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I1atio::’ss Le? '1111‘1 ers Send Letters to Rev. WallaCe .

H. Finch Explaining “The Boy of Today”—
His Future, Perils, Opportunities -— De 1v-
ers Unusual Address Based on This Subject

351' \.\ll ‘ltil l). J In. 2! .——Thc Bot of Today

Tuitim: thls‘ 111 his to. 1'1. 1111:1l111'. “allncc ll. Finch delivered the

first or 11 ~11:1-~ 111' i--:11111rl.:1l1l.' :11l1lr1' secs at the l-‘lrst Methodist Episco-

l Church lust t‘ltlllll" .
W At'11'plin: llII i'u1t that (‘111 Inn of Tnt‘lav is a problem. the Rev.
Finch 111%} 1 11111111111 tn 1111-1111111 11 bout him or his future. but wrote to
tin-~11. .111 111,-.- 111~11- r1l.1,1. 11'“ "111 nation's outstanding: succes: induy
for tl11lr 131- 11~ “on than 11111l111111‘lr11tl promincnt mon in all walks of
life r11 Ni! ii 111 hi. 1,111 din-main. and from tilts fund of information be
Ci-olu'tl n11 111111~1111l .1111'117‘. '

01111111111111” in all “Hi 1 or 11111111111011 is greater than C‘L‘l‘ before. the
suit L11111l~ nl' i111.|!tl1 11111.- intpr' nod. but. the mods-r11 boy is afraid a
“nth. 1i111' -nt kilo“ llH‘ ‘ulllllt' 11! n (lnllur and stands in grtnc danger
of 1111111111,: :1 1i1-11-1'l11r11t11m .11 his 11ml fihrc, bccausc of cu-r-prcsem,
pull or li'1111- nl.1~1]u1rt'1.1n' as lilicrtv.

Tlii \ 11.1< 1111- ~11l1>t.1nt'1' 1"11Il11l from the many replies, and out at
"115.1111 l: 1 1'. 1 Eur l1 lnllt an n1llr1'ss, “liicli while in no wise ‘tprcacliy”
(arrit 1i .'1 n- 1111'rl11l 1"11rrit‘1iu- appeal llc look as his, text, “Illele is a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

1.111! h1' r1. " John 0: 9 1».
“ "1“11 . !'1-:. 1,"l‘1.1‘.'1,\'is:1i1i.: sub-1 "'
jr-ct. ll 1 ,. 1.1:: lil: 51113111. WW" "In 1890, one or America's great-
1 war; 11:,1 km! 111 511:1];11111111 1* r-ts lnnlwrs, :1. man internationally
l {1'}! ‘ ' 11:1':i1 3' 11.: 10110 5"“ 1”"1 1" roun, 11:15 a iixcman on a locomo-
Llli‘ 21111'11' l ii" "‘.t or it. 1111: l‘1 ltI i1
101111111 : -' l ‘1 ' “I’” ” 1: i "in is 1:90. the man who died but
1111-" 1' 11 ' "11 "I: ‘ ‘l ili1'111t rec n111', l‘rcsidcnt of the United
11'12-1. 1 1‘ 1.1'. l?" 4” “ll" St111s 11.15 running a. printing press.
}.1 \\1'?“1>> 1'3 ”1" "' '--“'" ’I " in 1.110.011c of the greatest mer-
1i:1.-"1in1"1:1.~. ‘Al 1 :1 111 151111771111 l" 1 hunts in .\in£'lli‘:l. today was carry-
;1 1.1.1 :1. 1:1 :11 ‘ i H- l.‘ 11m. in: :1. 11 11k on his back selling mer-
f'illl, 1'11- ~ :".-21.'.1-s in “in! "l- 1hnn1lis~ from door to door.
\Vhr-n 'w' 1.1 1'”\“""“"“-"' “I l" «111' "in 1300. one of the greatest rail-
11i1'1' 11"1 ' ii: "-i' ""'"1 i" ‘ m LI” 'Olroni presidents in America today
H11» 1:: '.- ' '1 1' 1271111"-"“ “‘r ""‘1‘. ;11:1sx111un1lin,1; a telegraph kcy.
"I”"I'I‘ 'I ‘I 1 ":I ‘I‘m "4‘1"?” 1.1111 ‘111 1.890.01112'01' the most distin-
'l“"-““"“ m" "‘1'" ”I‘l’hptt 1n III [sushi-11 s11cntists and inventors in
1101' (1f '1' . -' 34-" “’W'mswn "‘I.‘ \111121'icd yum Working all day among
111.19 if :11“ l""‘1.\’ "”7" ""3“ 1m“ 11 111111: in" 110x15 and attending night .
lillli'l l’” l: “ “7"” 111' IUI'IIIy i‘lelIiO ‘IoIthinI M'htmi at night. 0". Yosipoutch.
W” m“ "I 1" ""III' 111' I' I , ‘.\n1l in 1924. two hundred and
2 1 ~ ....°%.=.1.Y;:::;':'..1'.:ss"::: 1111' :11: 3:13.:
1., ..1.~ 1.. -III 1... 1“. .11“ '11' n 11 1x111'1'sfing themselves upon th: 1 to return to Serbia and do welft'n-e work. But after she got back to
V‘ I,I I I III II,,'I\I,I,I~.I:IIII,I,,I”<,_ mm . "‘ "3"“ 5“" “ "WI” Chance ‘0" “‘3‘ Serbia she wrote to a professor at Yale University to send her money til:
I I . II, 1K}... 11‘ “‘5" ”‘1'” ’3 “S 3”“ as ”"0" ll “'95- returm’Now that she is back she wants the professor to m herso
“"‘ “f ' ’ "' “ ‘1‘ ' ,f , 1““11 “1"“ 0‘ ”11‘1" dL‘le'e "- ‘3 Krem' she an stay in this country. He has turned her over to immigration
1.11111 1 - ' 7 i.'.11" l \1: ’11- 11.1111 L,“ \ . unhoritlos, m be H ”arch WW ”I.“
in 111 n I". 1.: Hm 11X 1111;—_..~11:111.s: “ills Cylillul'llllillli‘s for education
""“' "I ,'_.,...,,‘1,,,,,15" 5“" ‘3' .1111 11.1:1-r; lyctlcr because they on.
1111- 1"" 1 'I; “ ‘I'I""'W” "'I'III "'1.“ 111'11'h broader. Some of the TER UGGESTS TEN
i;1l~ 1112. . ,.‘ mil :1 in 1| Hr “I mi _1.. :1 '1 that are yet but in ther
"1” “ I’ I ‘I II .‘ ' I ‘7‘ t 111‘1.11~ IIII).; ll 1:..111'y have opened new {tells of
‘i 111:. ' II‘ II .' I,II .I'.IIHI'II_,'1 111 ' - n 12211.11 11nd rqvard. Industry is so
"‘,"II “I II‘ I I I“II ' VIII} IEI" ‘ r11- 1.11;:.~11‘21-1l 11nd j"onductcd that it 'r
“""‘”' l ' ‘ “"I'II'VII' “I‘m" 1......“ 1'1ilisizllilly in nut-1| of competent 2
“" “ \ "A“. “\I” 1111111111 1111111. The rewards that in-
" " h . ' ‘1 ‘t 1.11111- 1111s1ry ulIIf'r. are greater. What it
i", “5 ' ‘f " _ “‘ P"; "0" 11111... or industry 1. equally true 01 1'01'NGSTOWN, 0.. Jan. 21— altar or the vamp for in all these
‘f‘ “"l '1 ‘ ‘ ‘ " ”MI" \“Inicnlnnlt'rct: 11nd iinancc, The profos. Ten Commandments for 5.1115 have things chickens come home to
"' I'" " I I 11:1 ”HINI‘III‘IrI‘Iisinus m-w-r had more generous re- been suggested by the RCV- “5 FOOSL
”0‘” "'I " ‘ ‘ ,‘ "'“' “”.,"F ' IIIklIt'nyniliml than “my now how. 11 Carson Press. pastor of hvergrccn 1X. Thou shalt not scot! in the
”‘Y ' I’ I ‘ I ‘ IlII “‘ 1“ l“itrnzniifi; :1 ('qlllpmt‘nt for these Presbyterian church. here. The best rollow‘s auto. when than
"1'" I‘ ‘ ‘ t 'I" ”I ”' 111111, millions 111-1 111111 :10 many open Rev. Press is a bachelor. knnwcst it will take you there and
”“I‘ ‘I (“'II I ' _I'III 1' L II‘ I ”III; doors. ’I ' These. are the cotmuundmcris: bring you 11011111. nor any catty
1-.1..; ‘ '1 "' I“ -“'”‘ —— — 1. Thou shalt not think that things about your friends. for walls
“1 ”""' ‘1"""””"" p _ ll. It. Rutcs. thou art a wise bird or a chicken: have cars and you'll “be. smry
”I,“ III" I , ,I.IIIII IIIIIII II,d,I “,II'I.‘ 1 1111111111: to tho ngitat'on to re- f°r thou art a woman nude 111 1111.- . L
_.,1;.,. 111 . ., l 11-. 1.11.0.1 :11r: 1l1;1~:i1111s 1-1’ fro-icht rates on iarm image of God. chliate upon this
,1I 1". . . ‘. 1I1,-. III..\I1II:I1 11;1I-I11I1L:i 1.1-...1111-191 1., Kiw' “relic!" to the {nr- thought and' the: Milan have self,
1. .1 1» .11. 1.. my “1 11..1 111. 1.1:. 1:.- 11.11111.” Age in an c1li- reiiiecllgnd sainnri‘en’. $111 _ ‘u :11
1' 1. .111..1.1-. _. 1111 s11..““”“‘ in its current issue l’liukc.‘ titc ' hi1 Iouthahartitioi‘ol'Lt‘I 2:31.121:
11 . '1'. 1 i113 :11l\::11i:1;;f‘.~"." MI‘II‘II’II: stu‘hmv‘nt that .”II in- 31:",- .9- 0; Ova ca I orhln but
“.1 .1 . . 1:1 '.. \‘.'1 :11 :11» 1'l'1'llSl‘ in 11’ value or farm crops c arm: 0 T ‘ onto}: area“: a?" be
ii.- 111. , I: .11. F 11 1.1-“. m“... \1'1ihin the last two years has had the 1'": b a are: .tup n :81» cent
'. 1' .. '.‘ t- 1.1.. .1 13;,” 1",, 111.11. 1 :111 1'1‘f1-c1. on the income, 11! the far- bough y “‘30“ a any
11... '. .' :1, n1; ,,,,_} “5,”; 1,1 ' luvrs Niuivnlvnt t'o what would have 810113. , h l b d' t' f
11.1 1.1, :.1.1i I: ., 1 111 1111111 :1115111-r11ll 1,...“ pr"“”""“ “I the railroads in IHI 'lhou_8 a t a date? H18;
ii ‘ . 11.1. r‘ :.;1- 1 t. 111-: “”52... :5. 11.133 l.:1.11 113111.111 out all of the frolght rantund refreshing? an. {.1uiptnor
h”, .. \. 1,1: 11:11 11. They sung“, 1111~I rutvs on {:11'111 crops and in addition, 50- "t 0‘ ‘00 muct 32' :1" "1‘9" ‘5:
{.11t .. ‘,, .22. :111.'1 1,1 111'1 11.2111 tnI 11:11] givrn thc {arnn-rs of the country Child may have more -nn 1" mn ‘
‘ .- .- . ”',, . ‘ .. l :1 111111115 01' two million (lullfl'fi. / g°°d for him.
“H“I‘ " ‘ ' " "“"‘ 2“ ” ““" I . . . IV. Obsorvn the flowers cp'mlns:
‘” 1'" I' ‘“ 'IZ’I ””"Lm: ”"2““? H": mIIrfflIIo In ”I." “111111 II" the to the sun and give car unto the
"f ' " I‘; ‘4"! S" ‘I ""' ”'I‘I ‘0” ""1”“ i (Taps m I‘I‘" “I0“? improvcvl the song of birds. Open the windows
10 15111.1 11' 11 L. . :11111 111.1 21:1 1.1;:11111nii11n 11f th1- {armors .11 111111 h as of thy soul to him who mane the
11111.1) 31"; :1 1 1'11! 111 by it kind 111 it would 1111111 li1-1-11 imprmcd ’i all flowers Iand let not a. bird heal you
“3-,“... 11» . 1., ti.1nk 111' 1),. 1r1-..i ht nit-s on turxn prouuc‘s had iti tit 11 d raise '
lutiwr :':~! 1 muttwr 11f 11111;.1' l lri 11‘ 1.1111 .1 out and the "film-mas t0 - n gra U can p - - . ‘
Tln' 11:: #11111 311 :1 1111' 11I11‘1'irn li’ lull in 1'1l1litim‘1 illlltlt‘ ilm {tumors 8. " consult“. the fluifls, the
is n. 1.11' 11.: 1.11 .~ii"1 \‘hzi .1111: 111:1 or S;i:‘._1mn,111111_ Radical pub. lights. the streets, the i1:uses. the:
“11111;: 121 1: 1 t 1 311 11:“111 t “I g. .1: 111111 1;;-,1.. ',,...” it'llillf? hump” schools. the liberty that others llfl'YO:
11031- HI '11" '2i \‘-'2‘ -l.’12r.1 {111‘ _\1:ii'1~'. ii-ut tinir irouiilcs wcrc tolled for and that -"°“ Oil-lily 15"
“1:111 12.1- lvmwiw l :.1.11::I21I1Iii :1111', 1,1'111111114111'1l'1111triiiighfreagntrutcs. right the 300d gifts of lift, “"4 d13~_
up“. 1, ., liltiil. ,,; 7'. .41. ilrlh1ll'ill1- fend [he]?! 11:11 you _‘vil‘l! UL‘ 11$ \\'('l-.
0111-12."; .1111 ‘!.11r .1'11‘.t~1nI '1'1, . o . come as t a owcrs 1n . a)
trait“ 1,. 2 ~111.- 11:11 i~.- 1I1111I1iiinr‘l 11m lullllfiel‘ suggests VI. (‘10 not with the “.'I-lite1 Boys , . 1
. . .. -- I . nr tho \Vise Ones or any 01’ that TI" Rev. “‘ Carson I rest
{2113-7--..‘1'.-..‘.'.' UN 10 (.‘ommandfiients gang 1.. 111111- 51... 1'11 :11. g.. ,
111-0 1.1.1:1.1 \1,"‘-:-;‘111I 1111'n in 11.1-' I ccod the speed limit 311. pinched X. Thou shalt notdcspisa the
hms 1 11",: ' . ' for the Flapper 01‘ dump 30" i“ ““3 ““31" harsccei or the overalls. out . v-
. '11. -11 111 - 111111 think or 111111 VII. Thou shalt. not pick on1 a 111,-; 111111 a good. time. thou shalt
h.._v 1r ' , l 1:111 zilisxvt-r thnil .' . .. 1,- whale of a. man and stick him rm asitic thy chewing gum, get busy
111111'1L1-11 1: l'l'11*1':,'.'. 'l‘hc‘,‘ think: ' I I ' " the sirloin and the '11 ishrnollls and make dreams come true.
111111 1.1' 1 ;-, >' - .2 of 111nm think! when thou shouldst not, but thml Henry'—-—."\\'hcn I was a boy the
1'1'1'y “, '1 . f 1 ',-, _ sum” 1..“ them my: shalt be a 800d 890" and UN? 011‘ doctor told me it I didn‘t stop smok-
ho lzi 1".11 111.1-1-r i i‘vmt over 11. joy "NJ-HY “N's 0‘ pleasant. 901'“ in: 1 111111111 become feeble minded.”
115.1 . r 11,.1 1 1... 1,. on n [1, 11,11. Harriet—You should have stopped
with 1111 5111-»: 1-1‘ .'1 . 11'111~i'11:11'. Son'v" VIII. Thou shalt not wort: the and you would have been-3 right
01’ Hr 1' 1.-'1 .1 v .1':11'l1 fixings with: languid eyelid 01' Worship at _ the now," (
"1:: :'2 =1. .1iii in: s..\' it :1 ill ‘11",
:1“qu .. . 1.” 11.“... \._, ,, :{i1itlinn3 Statics 'makc indifference on the
', .0 . ,, , I g. 1.1::1’ 1. 111.».5‘. 1. 0 part 05 this country impossible."
l1i1I1I1.\ .-i:1i (13!: rs .1.:',' lIiit'IlmyIInIifilrriI Wlth The women :‘H'S \Ihllot “tales.
day l': 1121‘ ." 1I1111|,\l 1.," ”1,1 1,11}- ',fI -. \iIH.‘l Till) “0.‘ILN SAY:
11.13.11,”..3. ."1~~.' 13.nt ,h. 111 :11'11 1111-‘ Of Today les. Rebecca. Felton first wom-
mi<;’:1l ' 11"1:~'i11:1,< .,1 11.11.311.111.” 1 , an senator in American history.
I1I1mI in 9,5; 1 :11111'11111‘l1-uklupon “h." MRS. HELEN HOWELL MOOR- says: "It" hats cost less, husbands
llifltll‘IIiIiI \I.I"'. iiIH'Ii‘i :11"Ila;";”‘:l’;)3;n:l HEAD' “I“e 0‘ Dr' John J' ”cor-
Mm'vllh 'H‘, 1.1:1 :1 «lift-rm: 5““ head, eminent New York surgeon,
illlft. '1 i221 “(N‘lill 1 1341111111 and lznliil ' 1" ICCtunng in various Cities of the
111“ :1 1111'; 11 11 , ,., w, I” {we mm”, i country on the dangers of the opium
gun“ _, . rr' fl. ,, ,1; 2-1';1~ u, the social: traffic. She is the secretary or the
h: iliit .'1111i 1~1.:.‘11111 111‘ .‘11111'ri1':1 has in Opium Committee “I the Foreign
U’Tc luat 111111;; 511'. That change‘ 1303(2: ‘fi::?:::7:‘is a graduate of
affects H11 buy. it :11‘1'1-115 him :11 .
0101') point. ltut tit-1 lmy 1211;) is 1111- Bryn Mawr college and later stu-
Justin: 1111.151"f more 111 l 1;! suct 1K dent 8; the University of Grenoble.
fully to ill 11 1' i1:'11;:1.'1l 51113.1} habit and . France. A3 8' member and Re
Custom is in my yuin1Ii,fuliblvmtii worker Of‘heNeWYOI‘k StateCharl-
brothi'r 11. 11“- 1.1.12 or :1 cvncration‘I ties Aid Association Mrs Moor-head
ngo.’ 1 do not think lm is supr-i'im before the War, had her attention
to the buy «.1 an 1-.1rli1-r tiny, neither brought to,the narcotic addicts‘on
do a, nlnjni'lly of 1111111:- m. ,1" think so Blackwell's Island. During the war
I do not 111111111- 11 1:11 1111 19 inn-11m she was superintendent of surgical
neither 1! i th- 5- 11.111 (a hat is. :1 dressings at the Red _Cross National
majority 111’ 11111111 think he is in . ,Headqusrtcrs in, Washington.
forlor. ‘lwrc may he points in hi.- ' —"—.'——'

 

make-up i1l.c11- ill" 1 it'licr boy would
be given a di't'islull 111'» r hint. There '
are other points 111 which he has 'hv'
advantngv. iii-1:11.111; through these
things which :11'1-i1'11-innlzil and corn—
ing at the hay 211:1:s12l1‘, he'ls ch
the snmr'. In“
'(‘haum-s l‘tir S111 ccss

"\Vhat 110 tin S1 1111 n say about his
citanccn for 511 1' 1 1- >1”! Here we come
to an lmprcsswu thing,
nurllnblc thing, i thi' '
men out 01 {11(1) lillivl
say that 1111: 1.1;.

 

 

T. Marcellus Marsh-ll

(.‘llAlilJ-ZSTOX, “'. Va.. Jan. 21—
'l‘hc \anst unique educational insti-
tution in the United States is going
to ho established here shortly—an
educational institution exclusively. for
r111-n and women who have served
terms in prison.

It is being sponsoredund will be
hcadt-d by T. Marcellugsrshall.
“'est Virginia. millionai It will be
iznm'n as the Letha “'atts Memorial
Univt-raitl and its aim will be to give
_convlcts every chance within the
realm of education to come back. All
or the instructors will be former con-
Has.

1 unstruction of a. $250. 000 build-

a very rc-
Only three
1'01 and twclvc
111' many has less
~1ii:111th1.1 boy 0! a
generation new. .‘.l1~:1 11!,th12m by for
say in: his :1 1; ' much. greater
chance fur 5111.111». ,
"In 18110. (1111 121th" 1:1'11r1tr'st hotel-
When: in Amerita (IIIIlII that mr-nns-
n the world) 11:11! .'1 11 ii lmy in .'I

" haul in HM Middle “12.1.. 1 :11: to House the institution will be
in 1‘90 Amorir' :1 s undispui- 1 1 71m shortly. It will be ten 8107188

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total was $7,433,081,-

enge of $68.37 1m- e'very man. wo-
man and child in the United States
was collected in taxes in 133
governments having power to
them. The total was $7,433. 081 900
the Census Bureau announced today. ‘
The Federul total in the fiscal year
ended June 30. 1923,1111: $3, 204.— '
133,000,011 almost five times the am-
ount Collectgd in 1912.

profits uses. 81. 691.080 06o;
interns} r’evcnue taxes $985,699,000;

. . tlonal :balik tags
I ' Fact-at Reierve franchise taxes.

 

 

 

 

FortyrIstates are‘ now co—operat-
ing with the federal government
under the terms of the Shepard-
Towner Maternity andlnfancy Act
to. reduce the death rate 1 among
mother-rand babies throughout the
United 'States. Through this act con-
gress is uthorlzed .to.“ appropriite
81340.0 0 annually tor-the welfare
of .mtemtty and infancy. 'and its
administration is lodged in the
Children'd Bureau at the Depart-
ment of Labor at which Grace Ab-
bott is head. The only states that
huge not decanted the provisions 111
the not are Vet-inept; Mhua'etts‘,
Rhodo My Rhine Millstone, lt-
linois. Kansas and Connecticut. Ex;
ton-foo ot the oct- _to- benefit the
mothers sud babies of Alaska.
11.11111. Porto Rico and the Philip-
pine. is recommended by a. recent
report by m- Abbott.

 

stew! kin; 11:13 stoking a blast fur
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woiid Just. longer. It more warnen
would limit their expenditures on
their .istest .ctyie bonncts then
might be fewer divorces. 0! course
happy marriages are not just i. mat.

r‘vot'ho w much a. woman pay- for

artist. but the extravagant trait of I. '

a w will crop out in photon-cc.
than

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Have Sale Prices

 

1m WAS $6837

 

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000 which Includes
Every Kind of Tax
Levied m U. S. 1

WASHlNGTON. Jan. 21 —-An av-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Zby at.
levy

The Govern- -

mentft $29.47 per capita. The
Govér ent es included customs
duties, $562.13. 000; income an . 1

othe

$4, 804. 000; and

810.851.10.90. _
Taxes collected by other civil di-
visions utotalod S4, 228. 948, 000, or an .
average 0! $38. 90.
were 83, 32 9, 380, 000: special
including inheritance. it‘ome.
8258. 034, 000; poll taxes, 829 190.000;
licenses and permits $408,597,000,
and assessments 8203.747.000.'
Skies collected $567,468,000.
lqgreuse of 183 per cent. over 1912;

Propel-ty taxes I /

.axes. _1
&c.,

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80 per cent. ' townships

 

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counties $742, 331. 000. inc
per cent.: cities and othc a
11th places, $1627. 339, 000. in.“

,» Rattles and Other Toys

L
x

141
or- other: ,3 102,969,000.

023.80
ll'lCO

$151,311,000;

I» Read S0

[stab/faded 1657

Wonderful Values

in January ' Sale

' ' . Clearance of Juniors’

Coats» and FrOcks

‘151

The anuary sale is responsible for

large price reductions in

dresses and costs for the fashionable young miss.

Dresses—_ ‘1
Jersey one and taro piece models.

so much worn this season by smart misses.

better sort as to material and design.
. priced $35. ..

Costs—'-
Sport wool fabrics fashion these most

Brown and navy\velvet dresses

Pciret twills of the
Many were' f_ormerly

wearable coats. All are

fully lined and the colors are the season’s best.

Second floor.

Sport Coats at Sale Prices

‘35

u

, u

A special purchase of sports coats gives you the most up-to-datc

and fashionable winter and spring coats
There is a splendid assortment of models.

at January sale prices.
All wool materials in grey,

tan, brown—some have shadow stripes, and plaids. Many have wide

fur collars of smart light and dark furs.

Second floor.

Lengths of Nevy Woolen

‘ We are offering our friends, dress,
‘ the season’s most fashionable woolen
low prices—another January sale event.

There are plaids, checks. bro wns,

Materials Greatly Reduced

coat. suit and skirt lengths of
materials

at really esceedingly

blues—in fact all the new

spring colors and there is a huge variety for your selection.

Lengths 3 to 5 yards

Third floor.

.m
Widths 36 to 54 inches
, Prices 33.57430. S9 the length
$9

appearance.
price.

All bright sh‘ies and black. Mexico
and just every shade you can imagine.

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