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FOR SALE
LADIES!
Attention! Get
Here Early.
Loss Is You
NOVEMBER 27. 1925“.
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Our
r Gain!
PERCALE
Scout or Bradford *I’ercales
36 inch fast colors, large assortments and pat-
I terns. Closing Out Sale
7 15¢ yard
"7 I . VELVETIEEN
36 inch Imported Velveteens of the highest grade. Colors
brown, navy- black and green. Closing Out Sale
$1.97 yard
Reg.
Coatings
The f in e at astrakan,
chindhilla and caracul to
be cllosed out at
$3.47 Y...
Reg. value $8.50 yd.
Value $4.50
Windsor Plisse
Underwear Crepe
._ All Colors.
" Closing Out Sale
19C Yard
"Rhinelander’s Weakness
Is Shown by His Face
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nrtsur orner-
SEL‘F‘WILI.
VACILLA'TION AND
CHANGEABIJZNESS
KEEN
‘ OBSERVATION
LENGTH off/Me
L ONOEVITY
NOSE. / “I“
MOUTH .LACK‘ef
Assm'i‘tvcncss
AND DiaNl'rY
THIN UPS-
cassava AND
EVASICW.
CLBi-‘T lN-CillN,
DESIRE: FOIL;
APPRQBATION.
LEONARD KIP
By JESSIE ALLEN I‘D‘VIIER,
(Jessie Allen. Fowler has won
fame by ller uncanny ability to
Wine prisons. She has made
surprising discoveries of hidden
characteristics of notables -the
world over by study of their
faces. Broadway notables have
flocked to her little studio, some
at least, leaving in embarrass-
ment.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-—Leonard
Kip Rhinelander's face betrays sev-
(-rul strong characteristics.‘ Analysis
of its lines reveals the currents or
action that. brougll‘ about the hectic
I‘VCIITS of his reCent life. And analy-
sis shows what may be expected
from the wealthy arist0crat in the
future.
One of the principle characteris-
tics is the height oi head {above the
tars. showing strong sett~will and
determination, of mind. He lacks
“poise of chamctu r. and therefore his
will is sonlctlmvs quite strong. and
at other time-s M will show a. lack
of dctcrmihtdlon of character. ow-
ing partly to the influence of other
faculties. one 01' those is small con-
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. \
RHINELANDER
ccntration of mind. which gives him
changeableness of character and a
vacillatlng nature.
Keen Observer.
He has a \vell-develepcd brow.
showing ltcen observation. But his
forehead is apparently low. indicat-
ing a. lack of deliberate thought.
We conclude. therefore. that he is
more of an observer than a. thinker
or student, hence he will act first
and think afterwards.
His car is long and well-develop-
ed, indicatihg exceptional longevity.
which is probably an inherited char-
aeterlstlc.
The nose indicates a quiet pug—
naclty. capable of driving a thought
to its culmination. This is especi-
ally seen in the end of the nose.
which is round and full.
Mouth Betrnys Him.
The weakness of the character
manifests itself in the mouth. which
is decidedly concave. This gives him
indecisio'ot character. and lack of
assertiveness and dignity. which
corresponds with his small selfles-
tceni as seen in the slope of the
crown of his head. It is this conca-
vity of the lower part of the face
that his given him lack of balance
THE EVENING SEN'l‘iNI‘Jlr—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
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For art work, dresses
weights, all widths and all colors. Closing Out
Sale
77c
36 in. to 5
All Silk
97c
Shaw Predicts Work l
Day of Only 4 Hours;
LONDON, Nov. L‘T.——(.\I‘). l‘icluix.
int: Illt‘ in an liltitlip‘lil‘ Socialist;
state, tlpurgt: licrnard Shay! wound‘
up the Fabian society's annual 1min.
ular course last night by declaring.
the standard day would ho. tour"
hours“ work. eight hours' Sll't‘li and
four hours for drinking. drmsinuut
undressing and a little resting. 'l‘hat'
would leave t-ight for leisurc. ‘
lle declared every child should be
givcn cotntnunistlc education, and:
(lt‘lt‘lltlt‘tl birth control and divorcem
asserting that marriages \verc happy
only by the method of trial and er»
ror. lie advocated a nvw Western
rcligion. and. in fact. sztiti t-VL’l‘y-
thing provocatiio he t‘uilltl think of.
somuingly enjoying himself thor- .
oughly before a crowded house.
The receipts from the paid admis-
sions will go to thc Fabian treasury. ‘
and polar of character. Had he
more of these elements his observ-
int: qualities would have mttdc a
tlifl‘crcnt man of him Or chungwd
his character considerably.
The thin lips show ruscrvc. SOillL‘
secretlveness and cvasivencss of
tninti. and are the reverse to the
outspokenncss of the round. full and
protruding lips.
The chin is another indication of
weakness as it possesses a dcdp cleft
in the center. which shows a desire
for praise and admiration. It also
corresponds with the center of his
back head. where the domestic :ac-
ulties are located. His chin evident-
ly has been made by environment.
If it were square it would indicate
resolution and poise. or if it .were
entirely round. it would show strong
sociability and affection. As it is. it
accompanies a character that has
been governed largely by and letl
through circumstances.
Not Tried. g
liis energy of character does not,
appear to have been called out. Had
the circumstances and the necessi-
ties of life been diflerent. he would
probably have exercised his destruc-
tiveness. or energy. much more cf-
fcctivcly than his face indicates he
has. . ,
He is apparently lacking in lan-
guage. or power to express his ideas‘
freely in speech. and can probably
frame his ideas better in writllt,
than in speaking.
in short. there are strong and
weak points noticeable. which indi-
cate that he has been led by the im-
pulses ,of .his nature. These show.
as we have said. in the formation
of his lips. mouth and chin. which
originated in the lack of develop-
Sunfast heavy draper,
Regular values $1.75 yard.
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and handkerchiefs. All
yard
4 in. Widths
Drapery ‘
v in plain and figures.
(‘losinar Otlt Sale
yard '
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EVERYTHING. GOING AT “GIVE AWAY f PRI
Stock
WOOL FLANNEL
5-1 inch All Wool French Flannel in solid colors.
checks. stripes and plaids.
$1.77 yard
Reg. Values $2.98
$1.77
of line Dress Goods, Silk, Woolens and Cotton Goods etc. must be sold
Iy, a positive clean out, sell out and wind up of this reputable store.
space prevents quoting many
sonal investigation.
COATINGS ' ‘
31 inch All Wool Coatings in all the wanted
colors. (losing Out l’ricc
Reg. Value $3.50
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of the amazmg values. They warrant your per»
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If You Are Looking for lhv-d
Merchandise at Bargtin I’rit-cs
I Be Here Early.
Impdorte ingh
Imported French Gingham 'of the very finest quality
sold as high as 75c yard. Closing Out. Sale
47c yard
OTHER GINGH \M AS LOW AS 10c YARD
Closing Out Price
36 in. and 40 in.
SILKS
Crepe do chine, Satin Messaline. Taffeta and Georgette
Crepe in all this season's smart colors. Closing Out Sale
$ 1 .27 yard
yard
36 inch
Dress Goods
Ill plaids, stripes and
checks.
Closing Out Price
57C Yard
36 in. Heavy
Outing Flannel
In stripes and checks.
Closing Out Sale
17c Yard
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Missing Heir
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Bradley run tluuy from his home in
Siv years at.
El Horatio. Ark. in join it circus.
He was [3 then. Now he has been
lct't it fortune (if $200.00", but exc-
clttors of the cstntn cannot. find llltn.
This photo was taken before he left
home.
llERMlT DIES RICH.
LONDON-About $10,000 in bonds
and stock was found among the 0f-
fccts of David Jones. preprictor of a
milk and tt-a shop, who died from
heart disease. He had lived as a
hermit for several years.
‘ century
1Mother of Hamilton
I’lj'I'NAM. Nov. ‘JT.~(.\I').
l Holt Dies in Pomfret i.
9 liter of Hamilton Iloll. president of
illoilius college lll l-‘lolidu and tin.
f Democratic nzuntncw tor L'nltcu
:b‘tntes Senator last acar. died it.
,iI’umfrc-t ~vct’itcrday “‘llt‘l‘o she and
; her husband. Judge llolt.
gspendtllg the wiutt-r. Mrs. llolt “n:
‘ u sister of l~‘redcrick W. liowcn. for
v‘ mer United States minister to “he
zucln. She had been an in\alld IN
years and St‘l'ltlllr’l)‘ ill for scvera
weeks.
OliclEC'l‘i-Il) T0 (II-LS LIGHT.
‘ lv‘ltildlllfiRG. Germany. — Win-l
gas lighting was installed here :1
ago many ticrman papers
opposed the innovation with nstun
lshing arguments. it was said illtli ,
>llghting tip of the darkness was u|
I profane interference with the Ditincj
order. Danger to health and morals;
was predicted. lovers would stay out ‘
too long. colds would be caught.
horses \vOuld shy, burglars would DU
5 assisted.
N0 SCHOOL lll-JFOltl‘.‘ 7.
L0.\‘D0.\’.———Dr. ll. 1!. Samge,
.housc surgeon at St. Bartholomew's
llospital, says children should not
go to school before they are soxen
years of age. Children younger than
that. he says. are ovcrtaxed by
school work. which causes trouble in
later life.
ZENITH
SONORA
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mom in the crown and lateral por.
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lieu of his head. through cerebral
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knowing that any overcoat you choose will be
right in style, weave and color.
Choose from more than 500 0\'ercoats---uu as-
sortment that includes 51295 from 33 to 43. Ex-
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Clothes adapted. to your individuality, avoiding
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‘styhsh until they have given a full measure of
serVice.
Our new Fall suits fieature the newest style ideas
without going to extremes. Single or double
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$22.50 to $45
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