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ORE
ON
DONNELLY, MULLEN CO.
DONNELLY, MULLEN CO,
3... IiflC..i.ILs3
WEDNESDAY
UNDERWEAR
Ladies' Forest Mills
heavy weight Union Suits
in the finest quality cotton.
Styles, high neck, long
sleeve; Dutch neck, elbow
sleeve and knee length.
Wednesday OA
Special OJC
Misses' Forest Mills Vest
and Pants in heavy winter
weight styles; Dutch neck,
elbow sleeve and high neck,
long sleeve. Pants ankle
length. Aed. rr .
, each JJs
5200
Special
HOSIERY
Ladies' Finest Quality
Silk and Wool Hose, made
with the seam back, all
colors, black, cordovan,
beige, tan hark, tan, French
tan and fog. Wednesday
Special, 7Q
Pair I 7 C
Ladies' Sport English
Ribbed Hose, colors, black,
cordovan, brown, . camel
hair, tan, grey and fog.
Wednesday A'Xr
Special pairtO C
Ladies' Extra Fine Qual
ity Cashmere Fashioned
Hose, black and cordovan.
Wednesday QCp
Special .... pair UO
Ladies' Gordon Silk Hose
made with the seam back
and fine ribbed top, in
black only. A1 s
Wed. Special, pr. Hr C
Japanese Pongee Silk, se
lected quality. Wednesday
Special 7Q
vard t J
Silk Poplin in black and
colors, "(i inches wide.
Wednesday 7Q r
Special yard I iC
Printed Silks in styles
desirable for dresses,
blouses, etc., 36 inches
wide. Wednesday Q
Special yard 0C
Tole de Nord Dress
Gingham, in checks and
novelty patterns, fast col
ors. .16 inches wide. Wed
nesday OA
Special .... yard fc J v
Japanese Crepe in all
colors, used for draperies,
dresses, etc., fast colors. 30
inches wide. Wed.
Special .... yard faJt
iiiSfil
Grade House Dresses
These Are By Far the Greatest Values, Ever Offered at the Price
House Dresses Sales are always of fcreat interest to every woman. But this time the selection is
so extensive and the price so low-that every thrifty woman will see an exceptional opportunity Jo make a saving
A Score of Individual ModelsThe Prettiest You've Seen
Fashioned of Fast Color AmosKeag Lringnams ana rasz uiur uui
& I (On
In this sale are
included hundreds
of the newest pat
terns in all colors. The trim
mings are the choicest and
daintiest ; You will find crisp
organdies, dainty dimity and
pique, buttonhole letitch braid,
ric-rac and other desirable trim
mings that increase the attrac
tiveness of the garments.
We expect a
tremendous demand
for these Dresses
and have made preparations
accordingly. 'The entire depart
ment has been turned over to
this sale. Extra tables and extra
salespeople have been provided
to facilitate serving everyone
promptly.
Sizes range from. 36 to 54
REGULAR SIZES
$6 to 46
stovt" SIZES
49 to H
MEN'S SHIRTS
69c
Men's Khaki Work Shirts
marie of extra good qual
ity Khaki, (itiaranteed full
out; sizes 144 ,0 '?et'
ular flc value. Wednesday
Special 60e.
MEN'S TIES
35c,3or$l
Men's AH Silk Knit
Fonr-in-Hand Ties in a
varietv of new Fall pat
terns." Yaltiet to ?1.00.
Wednesdav Special -Tic ea.,
8 for S1.00.
w
mm
27
if . j
mm
l i 1
HIGH-GRADE
HOUSE DRESSES
REGULAR SIZES
ML.-?
CM EXTRA SIXES 29
j I I T V I
NEW SHIPMENT
FOR WEDNESDAY
POIRET-TWILL
DRESSES
REGULAR SIZES 16 to 41 EXTRA SIZES 42ft to 52 ft
We were moat fortunate in securing another lot of
these All Wotl Poiret Dresses. These are the same dresses
that sold out so quickly last week'. Many of these dresses
are designed for the full figure made on the simple straight
line style suitable for any age. Not a dress in the lot
worth less than ?1').00.
1
t
Errry Style and ErerySkt-Att At One Price
A thing ordinarily unheard of In
Fijrli tlra'tie sales event. Each dress
carefully rut full die, and 51 to ."S
Indies long to assure ample room
iness after laundering. Jarge sleeve?,
deep pockets, wide iiems. and fier-fcct-fittlng
collars, ninke these House
l)r.sse absolutely Incomparable
eniong apron dresfes. Mature and
Mout women will thrill with this
new every woman will find bar
gain well worth while,
Our last sale of House Presses as arl,no!lged to ie great BIT THIS HOI SK
ltKf.SK SALE OnsTKII'S i;VFV IT RV A BKi l AHfilN! Among a rore Of indivld
unl Mvles vou will And nt least a lialf dmra you'll want. .Now is tlic time to get our
years' -nppl.v. Tlilnk or liat you will vel You cotihl hardly btiy the materials and
mal,r them for so little.
GET HERE EARLY AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM ORIGINAL SELECTION l?:.... S2.98
MEN'S SWEATERS
$1.98
Men's Wrool Sweaters
Mack coat style with and
without collars. Colors are
black and heather. Sizes
36 to 44. Wednesday Spe
cial $1.98.
FLANNEL GOWNS
Outsize
Ladies' Outsize Flannel
Gowns, made of Amoskeag
flannel, 54 inches long,
round neck, trimmed with
silk braid; sizes IS to 21.
Wednesday (hi HH
Special .... D 1 f I
FLANNEL GOWNS
Regular Size
Ladies' best quality flan
nelette gowns, with round
or V neck, long sleeves;
pink or blue sUiped. Val
ues 51.29. Q7n
Wednesday Special U I C
EXTRA SIZE BLOOMERS
Ladies' Windsor Crepe
Bloomers, cut full, with
elastic knee, in flesh or
white. Wednesday Q T
Special C
Feather Bed Pillows, cov
red with A C A ticking.
:""dy 98c
linen Guest Towels with
assortment of patterns,
suitable for gifts. q'Q
Wednesday . each OIC
Satin Fine Linen Dam
ask, 2 yards wide, variety
of patterns.
Wed. . . yard
Art Linen. 18 inches
wide, suitablefor scarfs,
etc. Wednesday,
vard
Silver Bleached Pure
Linen Table Cloths, 58x76.
to
83c
FLANNELETTE
SLEEPERS
Children's Flannelette
Sleepers with feet, button
nacK. tirop seat, sizes
8. Wednesday
Special
L a d i e s' Chamoislike
Gloves; colors, grey, mode,
putty and beaver, in all
sizes. Wednesday QC
Special OC
Georgette Crepe Ruffling
2 inches wide, all colors.
Wednesday A Jf
Special HftjC
Ladies' Swiss Embroid
ery Handkerchiefs ', r0 dif
ferent patterns. Regular
2oc value. Wed
nesday Special . .
14c
ELECTRIC TABLE
STOVES V
Red Streak electric table U
stoves, will toast, fry or fj
boil. . Regular value ,$l.-'!9. - j
wetincsaay dq.
O&K,
null, ai j
$1,49
29c"
Household Rubber
Aprons, in solid colors; all
bound with narrow black
tape. Wednesday Ofi
Special jC
Imitation Leather Black
Shopping Bags, with dou
ble strap handle; large size.
Wednesday O C
Special . . wwC
Grey Cotton Double
Blankets, for large double
bed. Wednes- d 1 CQ '
dav . . . pair D 1 Oi7
Mixed Wool Plaid Blan
kets, large double bed size.
Wednesday Q
pair iflTr.D
Baby Blasts, size
36x50, double pretty col
ored borders. AO -Wednesday,
each tOC
Unbleached Bed Sheets,
crood firm quality, size
81x90. QQ
Wednesday, each vOvi
u.m IIIIIIIIWlllW "Mill MB -
nn t .M.i.iM.h i. iia b jjpsniie inc tact tnai nernnE
iinnmmniKBmiiumaHHaHBHBBBHH
NEW ASHFQRD !8
FUST TO VOTE
First ragr)
o'.e votinir population, e3t t'ui
tcr Mr. Oooli.lee. Tllis P"rn
aisnotmcfruent i y any town in Hie
coui.tr'. wns mal: powtlb'e h' nsr-v-in.-i.t
of all the. vorrrs to east their
l,allo"s tli first Jhlng this mornlns.
rirnl for X'ermoutli i.athe son. Pr. si
Jcr.t CobiMg".
lots. AH tours rri'ortcl trial tne
'ouii "Oio e.yt ivoui'I yirol'fibiy ap
lii'.orii cUiso-ly the total registered
on-.
r. Mivs. !:. atri Nie'siols j
3 a "sr. ." l:-i.iildi tut" ,
i r. stilt o! tlic
1 t e. " it--.. - .ve a ;l.;it it uli
sticks to its eoloi.-:.
ichool t'
The t
for
Th
1 c
Ashfor.!. a t.ttle li'-rksi.n-r- s-f h'lio n!
to a .ieetlne l.i poimtatioti
Mnce J:. Th" 1o-n has 3" r-p-f-tere'l
'-T'rs 01' nitotu 'J 1 W'-nt to lie
poljs this mornltic. ""'' - u-vinuv-l
way W: . "f iHio ss; two ili-1 n"t
r.ire tr lot'-; nn-1 th-- s:;l'. itn v.as-
fro--,i t'.e trtva, rnaii'J his
1-a let leo inf to lH re.
Ceiv-p) be far. the i(.;is epene'l. Nrw
Ashford is in the ivn l iri st-rn rnrt
of VIassaeti'i'5' f ts almnt 1". i.!l'-
north of I'ii sfiol J.
is duo
a bsc n t
nhseple
St. f.enrte Vote All Iii.
MonTpe'.iev, Vt., Nov. 4. With the
o,. of one ttomii't, S f'.eortre. ram
1,h.tai nr. telin!ui.-d, tie' tr of
- sid.-lit Coo'.ioyr-'s Ituti'.e slate i 111'
rie irt cool of a irt-'-y ntonii; c
to cat wbt.t promisf"! to he the
li'-avhst vole in t!ie l.ipiery of Ver
mont.. Colour John Coolirlgi-, tatii-i'
of the j.r. sid-nt. with liis nt ic!ihi s
in rii'inoiith and th'- men ai"l v. in -
f-ll of the Mliac. se,'ttei-ei thrraiKh
I lie. rohipf: (ri ''t ii uvhin-ls of the slat,
turn- d out early to mark their hal-
CANADIANS PRODUCE
RUST-RESISTING WHEAT
AIR AND SUNSHINE
TO REFORM GIRLS
Sonier-'t. Vt. Seeoiul.
Somers-1, Vt.. Nov. i. Tiie vcte
if this town for prrMhnt in today's
election cave:
Coolidgo H S.
lavis (!" 0.
I,a Folllto tlrd! o.
The vol" fotir v. ari ti wan:
Unrrlltnf H( -": "'" ")
Four rten ati'l ihtir 1is, t he
FOR ALL AGES
Many think cod-liver oil
is mainly useful for children.
The fact is
Scott's Emulsion
to those of any ge is a
strength-maker thnt is worth
its Veight in gold. Take
Scott's Emulsion.
Scntt h t3ome. pt wnfipM. K I, tt-"
e arhi lieveloped Al-o Yields
six r.n-hil- More I'er Acre
Tlian Mr.ninis.
l.-c. Mj.m., Nov. 4. -A new
variety of wheat ivhe.luMill resist all
nUarhs of rust, a spec's f Marciiiis
whieo is to sail to yieM from four
to six Inishi Is to the fere more than
tie' eirliiiary anety, iia. leeu deel
de ft by Samoei I,m rnmle, a prom-
ne nt pa. n t-ion-.-r of Kittle, Man.
'Tie- r.e-.v n i e,t hns lieeii tried out
in areas tn "rest, rn Caiuola infested
,iei!h rust and eann through wltlioui
jduinti. , rieeefitne: to l,areombr.
I l;irromhr l:;;s been n Manitoba
j fai hot' for So y. ars and in that time
has et rh"tn prb. R on wheat at
i atiaoiao are! American expositions.
It.- too the world's championship
'r.rv h-al ai the Teorla I m I national
Fair in 1MT and in 1 ?1 8 the sw.ep
s'.ak.ji for the best individual farm
' r's rxlnl.it .11 wll as sweepMnkefl
'or '.' he.it in the dry farminft seetion
of n. lnu rnational Soil Prod arts
Fi"ei'bni tn iafas t'Mj.
KnglMi Now Give Girls Two Week
Outinjrs nt Seashore Bnd Claim
Beneficial Il.nlti.
London, v. -4. Th'- Fnphsh re
formers' idea of making bad girls
better is to give, them trip to the
t.-aile. Accordingly last year sev
eral of the detention institutions for
yount girlfi took parties of it. mates
to various seaside resorts. iviier-.
they were piven a two weeks' vaca
tion with only the supervision of two
; matrons to each party of -a girls,
j Last year's outings proven" so sue.
enessfiil that pearly all similar Insti
tutions this year took up the idea
anil allowed their bef,t bebav. .J girls
to have a vaealion. The expenses
for the trip, ahove what it would
have cost to feefl and provide for
the girls at the institution, wre do
jnatcd by persons interested in pro
pressive and humanizing methods in
ihe correctional institutions of the
oountiy.
Organized hy Paris Professional
'' Women Along American Lines
Paris, Nov. 4. The "Soroptlmist
Club" of Paris a woman'i club or- j
Kanized along the lines oj similar in- .
ftitutions in the l.'niteo States has
just been founded here. It is com
posed exclusively of "women who
work" and 90 professions and busi
ness callings are represented among
its members.
Thu program of the club is "to
encourage and sustain among women
the notion of the high moral value
of professional life." The club will
also endeavor to develop interna-
I tional relations by Intellectual ex-.
changes ami commercial reports
wit.li foreign members of correspond
ing riubs in other countries.
Madame Alice I.iMaziere, a jour
nalist and French srtlurjr to the
lTeue Peace Award committee, has
br en elected president of the club.
Madame Suzanne Grinherg, a
mi mbor of the Taris bar and Dr.
Madame Suainne Noel, surgeon in
one of the hospitals or ran, were
i U-cted vice-presidents. I
Despite the fact that herring
abound in North Pacific ' waters,
smoked hrninc are imported to that
jtogion from Scandinavian countries.
LIVING 1.XPF.NSIVI:
Munich, Nov. 4. Statistics com
piled by a local newspaper show
Munich to be the most expensive
rity in Germany in which to live.
Workmen's wages, however, are ri'i
to 3o per cent lower Ihan in 7; o'le r
larce towns of the country.
Beats the
Stomach Pump
Miny an old time dyspeptic who luf ered
all kind! of torture fur eatint. when the
alomarh rolled with f;a, aour riainm made
life raiieraWe and til sort! of ditreaw
made food a bugbear, learned the best
lesson of their Uvea by trrinf
sTUA&rrs
Dyspepsia Tablets
The resaon it they five the atomarh the
alkaline effect to sweeten it. aid di(estinn
and enable y tn et pie. cheese, pirlclrs.
rnila. fried eots, bai-on. oniom, aawafe
and buckvheata and yet save you (rata
stomach distress.
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
Vw
PALACE Starting Sunday
HAROLD LLOYD In
"HOT WATER"
New Winter
.OXFORDS
at $5.50
up to $10.00
Stylish protection you wouldn't want Winter Ox
fords without style, nor would you want them if they
didn't protect you against Winter's cold and dampness.
t lic.rt nnii. rw-frtwle. irstil'll -finI 4dlA 1-usct nf ctv-lrlQ
ill tllCOC llV:Vir VAlUlUa Ull 11 lllIU V.IV- J w vj..,,
leathers and making; strong assurances of real comfort,
1 At I A il IJ1 i.1
protection ana service tnrougnout tne coiaesi weauier.
Women s Oxfords in tan and black
$5 50 up $10.00 .
Remember Sloan's for Hosiery too
Walk and be Healthy in
Sloans9 Smart Shoes
78 WEST MAIN ST.
Opposite Rurritt Hotel
m m

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