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PAH-LINE. Thomas. Glastonbury, Conn.
8HARP, Isaac, Maynardville, Tenn.
WELLS. John Francis, Oshkosb, Wta.
BUGLER:
GOLDSTAUB, Max, Portland, Or*.
MECHANIC:
LECKERT, Charles E., New York, N. Y.
COOK:
MORTON. Linus C., Jackson, Mo.
PRIVATES:
CLEAR. Maurice J., Glens Falls, N. Y.
COBUBN, John C., Barre, Vt.
COON, Artemas. Winona, Minn.
COPELAND, Benjamin Harrison, Caplinger
Mills, Mo.
DUNKLIN, William Bryan. Spiro, Okla.
EMMONS. Rows S.. Blue Mound. Kan.
F.RLANGER, Julius B., New York, N. Y.
?,OSELlNG, Frank. Watsonville, CaL
GRAHAM, Andrew W., Joliet, 111.
i.KIM. John W., Read inc. Pa.
GU1NANE. John J.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
KELLY, John D., l*hiladelphia, Pa.
KEY WOOD, Orbra A., liartlett, Tenn.
KINBERG, John. Chicago. 111.
KoBUSINSKY, William. Passaic, N. J.
LARSEN, Henry E., Copenhagen. Denmark. |
LAUGHLIN, Joseph Earl. McKees Rocks. Pa. ,
3IAYHEW. Edward Henry, Essexville, Mich, i
MOE. Edwin L., Austin, Minn.
"VVUITTON. Raymond A.. Royal Oak. Mich. ,
WIGG1N. Johnny O.. Black River Falls, Wis.]
"WINKLER, Jacob. Mount Vernon. Ind.
WOLFBERG. Louis. Chicago. 111.
YARBROUGH. Cum by. Dade villa, Ala.
YASITIS. Jofjph. William Tenn, Shaft, Pa. ?
YON HAS. Charles. Carmbock. I'a.
7AWORSKY. Edward A., Groton, S. D.
LYONS. Fred G., Carlos, Tex.
BARLOW. Clarence L. Pennington, Ala.
BICE. Ellis, Alexander City. La.
BoJJlNSKI, James, Baltimore, Md.
KOSSE, Henry J.. Lisbon. Me. 4^
BOTTLEMY. Elmer J., Alden. 111.
CARPENTER. George L.. Chicago. I1L
COBDELL John R., Clayton, N. C.
COR RALES. Pablo. Yewpon. Tex.
CURTIS. Frank, Groton, Mass.
DISTELHORST, Harry. Burlington. Iowa. j
DOLAN. Frank L, Portland, Ore.
EDMOND. Joseph. Saginaw. Mich.
FASSANO. William M.. Marine Harbor, N. Y.
FERRY. Frank P., Fall River, Mas*.
FINK, Anton. Cincinnati, Ohio.
FLORENCE. John L., Corona, N. Y.
FOX. Eugene A., New Castle. Ind.
GASTON. James C., Hen lersonville, N. C.
GLASS. William L., New York, N. Y.
HALL Charles T.. Powhatan, Ark.
HALL. Rov B.. Warren. Pa.
HANSEN. William, Collingston, Utah.
UARDENBEKG. Peter. Buffalo. N. Y.
HERTEL. George. Brookville. Ind.
HINDERS. Andrew B.. New Weston, Ohio.
III'EY. Walter E., Gatesville. Tex.
HURLEY. John. New Y'ork, N. Y.
KELLY, Thomas, Forbes, N. D.
LEAVENS, Lather J.. Savanna, III.
LUIS. Leo. Marslifield. Wis. *
IJ'NOY. George A.. Charlestown, Mass.
NEUENDORF. Carl. Kahoka. Mo.
O DONNELL, Raymond A., Pittsburgh, Pa.
PERDUE, Jake. Opp. Ala.
PERKINS. Anson W.. Kenosha, Wis.
FOLEY. Otto. Tigerton. Wis.
KAYMoRE. George. Meadville. Pa.
SCARBOROUGH. Thomas J.. Zolfo, Fla.
KCHWARZ. Roland. Freeport. 111.
?SHATLEY. Fred. Saltville, Va.
SINNER, .Tohu, Fromberg, Mont.
STOOP. Irvin. Whitefish. Mont.
STREET. Flera, Whitewood, Va.
STRINGER. Tonie. darks, Fla.
TARYER. William. Flita. Ala.
THUSZEZ, John. Chicoj>ee. Mass.
VAN DYNE, Edgar S.. Ukiah, CaL
WEIER. August G.. Arcadia. Wis.
WKNGERT. Darius D-. Bemville. Pa.
MONSKN. Henry E.. Portland, Ore.
NELSON. Sain C.. I'ackwaukee, Wis.
ROSS. Michael. Simmoudsville, R. I.
SNYDER. Harry N.. Memphis, Mo.
TANNER. Harley W., Findlay. Ohio.
TINSLEY. Wallie E.. Tolu. Ky.
TOWNSEND. Edward H.. Danville, Ala.
VADEN. Mark. Sand Springs. Okla.
WHITE. Philip B.. New York. N. Y.
WIENER. Erank, Oshkosh, Wis.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
CAPTAIN:
SEN AY. Charles T.. New London, Conn.
LI El'TENANTS:
ESTEY. Roland W., Quincy, Mass.
FILIP. Stanley L. Marion. Md.
1IIMES. AntTn-w L, McLean, Va.
KIRuPATRICK. Donald M.. Easfon, Pa.
CONWAY. Howard P.. Atlanta. Ga.
KNIGHT. Paul R., New York, N. Y.
SERGEANTS:
DITTRICII. Henry J.. New York, N. Y.
EDMONSON. Ralph D., Mont vale, N. J.
FISHER. Edwards J., Williarasport, Pa.
FOWIjSTON, John A., New Berlin, N. Y.
FRANK. Edward A., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
FRANZ. John F.. jr.. New Rochelle, N. Y,
GORDON. Samuel. New York. N. Y. \
HARRIS. Max V.. Sparta. Wis.
HART. Erie L.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
HABTMAN. AjltUma* F? Bocyrna, Ohio.
HASTINGS, Bernard M., Tectuaneh. Mich.
FRANZ. Rudolph A.. Sew York, N. Y.
CORJ'ORALS:
RROWNMILLKR, Edward. Mahoney City, Fa.
DANIELS. Lafayette W? Wyandotte. IM.
KHKRSOLE, Georje, Penhrook, Fa.
ENGLAND, Homer F., Alexandria. Ala.
FAUHOJT, Walter W., Wayaoka, Old?.
FELLER, George, Maplewood, Wii.
FINNEKAN, Thomas J., Lawrence. Mann.
Fl'MELLE. Willis C.. Oconto, Win.
HAMFSON, Stanford L., McKeesport. Pa.
HARRIS, Genrge H., Oake RiUge Part,
Mich.
HENDRY, Stephen H? faUwaUU gandtiinri,
Durham, England.
JENNETTE, Benjamin F.. Middleton, N. C.
JONES, Sylveater. Flashing. N. Y.
McCORMACK. Thomas. Brooklyn, N. T.
MILLER. Earl r... Arendtsvllle. PaJ
O'BRIEN. Joseph P.. New York. N. Y.
PLATT. Clarence B.. Milfard. Conn.
RICKARP, James H.. Southampton, N. Y.
WOOD. Charles A., Mechankirtmrjr, Pa.
ZIMMER. William L., Philadelphia, Pa.
GINOILAKIS. Nick, Rockdale, IU.
McCOY. Willie, Ensley, Ala.
BCGLER:
HECHT. Harry S., New York, N. Y.
\IPrHA\TP
FREHOLM, Herman E., Chisago, I1L
WAGONER:
YOUNG, Joseph, Williamsport, Pa.
COOK:
SHEA. Frank C., Bearer, Okla.
PRIVATES:
ALTSCHUL. Isidore. New York. N. Y.
AKNOLD, Clifford H., Water town, Mass.
ATKINSON. James P? Lansiag, W. Va.
BANDY. John H. B., Roanoke. Ta.
BANION. Wilbur F.. Springfield, Ohio.
BARNETT. James W., Foster Falls. Va.
BOYER. William H., Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
CHAMBERLAIN, Charles P., Wellstmrg, W.
Va.
COZZOLONGO, N a fla la, Pnyvince otf Bari,
Italy.
CURRIER, Albert W., Sanford, Mo.
DAVIDSON. Harry. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
DE SANCTIS, Antonio, Bridgeport. Conn.
EDWARDS, Elmer L., Butte, Mont.
EDWARDS. Robin. Pboenix, Ala.
ELLIS. George, Carresville, Va.
FISHER, Harry, New York, N. Y.
FLAHERTY, Michael J^ New York. N. Y.
FLANAGAN. Francis J., Pottsville, Pa.
FLANAGAN, Owen L., Carbondale, Pa.
FLEMMING, Ernest D., Newburgh, N. Y.
ADAMS. Henry H-, Oconto. Wis.
BARTLETT, Stanley H.. Heltonville, Ind.
CRANDALL, Ralph E., MayvtUe. N. Y.
CUNNINGHAM. James H.. St. Louis, Mo.
DEAVOURS, Linton P.. Carbon Hill, Ala.
GIBBS, Robert A., Brooklyn, N. Y.
GRADEN. Guy S., Williamsport, Pa.
JOHNSON, Ben L., Simms, Tex.
MCDONNELL. John A., Meriden, Con.
McGEE. Robert J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
McLEOD. Tex. Kenyon. Minn.
MORRISON, George W.. Pittsfleld.
OLSEN. William J.. La Crosse. Wis.
PALMER. James. Lawrence, Mass.
SCHEEPSMA, Gerardus D.. Rotterdam, Hol
land.
SCHMIDT. John. Armstrong, Okla.
SQUEGILA, Angelo, Brooklyn. N. Y.
WEIDMAN. John G.. Lancaster. Pa.
FLYNN. John J.. New Haven. Conn.
POLANDER, Elmer E.. Davenport, Iowa.
FOSTER. Robert A.. Hon, Ark.
FOX, Percy E., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
FRARY. Herbert H.. Claremont, Mass.
GALLIHER. Ellis W., Saltville, Va.
GALVIN, Frank C.. Kane. Pa.
GERLACH, Sigmund, Buffalo. X. Y.
GETZ, Roy J.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
GOSS. Dean F? Gosport, Ind.
GRAEFF, Charles A.. New York, N. Y.
HALL. Earl, Janesville. Wis.
HAYMAN. Arthur, New York. N. Y.
HENDERSON, Nick. Pontiac. Mich.
HERIfc Lawrenee J.. New York, N. Y.
HILL. George L., Belding, Mich.
HIPPENSTEEL, Robert W.. Carlisle, Pa.
HOGAN, Thomas W., Winsted, Conn.
HUMES, Louis O., Auburn, Miss.
HUNT. Henry, Sayersville, Va.
HUTCHINSON. Leroy C., Reading. Mass.
HYDE. Clarence I)., Westfield. N. Y.
HYNES, Maurice C., Wales, Mass.
JACKSON. Robert S., Lawton, Okla.
JEEVES, Richard S., Newton Lower Falls,
Mass.
JONES, Grady. Carriere, Miss.
JOSLYN. Edward K.. Ionia. Mich.
LA SALADA, Antonio. New York, N. Y.
LINDSTROM. Lawrence T.. Watertowa, Mass.
McANULTY, Arthur W.. Indiana. Pa.
MACK. Lester. Sterlingrille, N. Y.
MAROLD. Carl. Narrowsburg. N. Y.
MATHEWS, Wiley A., Toronto, Ohio.
MORENCY, Phillip C., New Bedford, Mass.
MOYER. George F., Mahanoy City. Pa.
O'BRIEN. Robert J.. Buffalo. N. Y.
OTTS. Obija P., Addison. Ala.
PALMER. Lee. Minneapolis. Minn.
PEDGINSEY, Anthony ('., Milwaukee, Wis.
1 PIKE. Charles F., Carbon Hill, Ala.
PLESKA. Piter, Lackawanna. N. Y.
RICHARDSON, William R., Charleston, Miss.
KICKETTS. Earl A., Flora, 111.
SADOFF. Alexander. Libau. Russia.
SANSAM. Charles E.. Duluth, Minn.
SAXE, Eugene C., Brook line, Mass.
SEERY, Harry G., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SHACKLEFORD, Malcolm E., Lexington,
Tenu.
SOLAZZO. Ginsseppe, Brooklyn, N. Y.
?STALCOSKI. Joseph. Shamokin, Pa.
THEODORE. Demetrius N., Peabody, Mass.
THOMAS, Jay., Newton. Ala.
THOMAS, Robert W., Higlor, Idaho.
TRESLER, Ray F., Wattsburg, Pa.
TURNBAUGH, Russell C? Midvale, Idaho.
VESPER. John H., Iconium, Mo.
VETTERLEIN, Harry, Brooklyn, N. Y.
VICK, Knute, Montreal, Wis.
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250 pairs Ladies'
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100 pairs Ladies'
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200 pairs Ladies'
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95 pairs Ladies'
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in Our
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$4.98
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Brown Kid
$3.98
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$3.98
Dark Tan
$3.98
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$2.98
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400 pairs
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509 pairs Ladies' and Grow
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5 00 pairs
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200 pairs Men's Gun Metal
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390 pairs Men's Gun Metal
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150 pairs Men's Dark
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175 pairs Men's
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$2.98
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$4.98
Black and
$2.49
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300 pairs Boys'
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150 pairs Boys'
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195 pairs Little Men's Lace
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125 pairs Misses'
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400 pairs Misses'
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SO ? pairs Misses'
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60 pairs Misses'
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729 7th St N.W.
wSlrk Walter J.. Chicago, in.
WIMON. George V.. Floral Park. *-*?
WINTERS, Charles E.. J e roe/vOle. I1L
WITTE, Louis, Wittenberg, Win.
WOOD, Berry, Wetumpka, Ala.
WOODS, Jeff D., Mount Calm. Tex.
YOUNG, Charlea, Huntington. N. Y.
ZAJTERALLA, Harry ML. SC Louis. Mac
mssnro nr actios.
SSUBANT: _ _
RUSSELL, Samuel Lyon, Bedford, Pa.
CORPORALS:
ANDREW8, Robert, Minneapolis, Minn.
HAMILTON, Arthur M., Des Moines, Iowa.
WALK&R, Bex Detoas. Warm, Pa.
PRIVATES:
AT78TRA, Joseph Edward, Mahanoy City, Pa.
I'.AUER, Frank B.. Rocbater, N. Y.
CARPENTER, William A.. Llvlngsto*. Ky.
iTHfiMAN, Sylvester Nathan, Lebanon, Pa*
HI LLP RANT. Warren, lament, Okla.
HOLLIS, Alva Cicero. MadisonrlUe, Ky.
HOOVER. Bruce Rexford. Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHNSON, Walter Edward, New Richmond,
Minn.
K EL LEY. Henry A., HenrietU, Okla.
OSES. Clement, Ashville City, Ind.
PERKINS, Lin wood H., Blue Hill, Ma.
PERKINS, Walter G.. Brooksville, Ky.
PROSPERIA, Domnick, South Bethlehem, Pa.
RAUENZAHN, Edwin Albert, Topton. Pa.
BCHAEFFER, Charlea William, Middle town,
Pa.
SOBESKY, Anthony, Philadelphia, Pa.
STRAKA, John, Toronto, Ohio. .
WHITE, William B., Fitchborg, Mass.
LAUER, Bryan W., Warren, Pa.
I'.ERTCH, Marshall William. Warren, Pa.
DRON SICK. William, New York. N. Y.
DUNKLE. David Hezekiah, KeUettvllle. Pa.
MORRISSEY, Edward P., Buffalo, N. Y.
OXFORD. Harvey. Keokee, Va.
8CHRIVER, Willie. Elroy, Wia.
WANKLER. John G., Liverpool, N. Y.
WILTROUT, John D., Kutxtown, Pa.
KILLED IK ACTION (Previously Reported
Wounded Severely In Action),
CORPORAL:
STAMPER, Clyde R? San Francisco, Cal.
la Actio*).
private:
LAN8BERRY, Harold B-, Philadelphia. Pa.
WO CUT) ED 8XVXRELY XV ACTIO* <7zm4*
oaaly Reported Killed ia AtUa).
BERG bant:
VOKDMAN, Walter G? Ohteago, 111.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IV ACTIO* (Pxwrf
?asly Reported VlMtlig ia Aotiaa).
PRIVATES:
BELLM. Joe L., Phillipsburg. Mont.
BRANDENBURG. Hum E., Frederick. HA.
BCNATTA, Joseph, New York, N. Y.
DI fonzo. Rocco. Proramo Pianele, Italy.
FOX. G rover M.. Bella*wv. IU.
FRANCK. Jacob, Mlnneapolla.
bart, Patrick, Roxburf, Man.
McDONALD, Paul J.. Hartford, Oonn.
MARANZANO, Domealco, New York. N. Y.
MILLKK, John M.. Academy, CaL
PURCEIA, Arthur B.. Shamokin, Pa.
WOUNDED IS ACTION, DEGREE UNDETER
MINED (Previously Reported Killed ia Ac
tion).
LIEUTENANT:
MBLLOY, Haszard, Philadelphia. Pa.
OORPORAIj:
BROMBERG. Harry, New York. N. Y.
PRIVATE:
JOpNSON, John, Peterson. N. 3.
WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE UNDETER
MINED (Previously Reported in
Action).
SERGEANTS:
CULVER. Henry H.. Mount Pleasant, Tex.
ETHERIDGE. Jesse W., Hamburg. Ark.
PRIVATES:
! BRANO.V, Roy L., Lily. Ky.
CAGLE, Homer B., Milstead, Ga.
DEAN, Ramie J., Osark. Ala.
FILIPPONI, Gulseppe, Ardmore, Pa.
GARDNER, Lennie, Mouadtvllle, W. Va.
GERRY, George, Appleton, Wis.
H0BB8. Adrian G? Tankersley, Tex.
KENITZ. Stanley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
KILLOCGH, Owen D., River Rouge. Mich.
LACKEY. William L, Section, Ala.
LANE, Marcus, Salt Lake City, Utah.
McDONALD, Bernard W., Indianapolis. lad.
McDONAIA>, William B., Varnell, Ga.
MOEKKLMK, Kutta J., H
PORTIRR, Willi#, Brnfwwlck, O*.
Bill), Wliber H., Darlla?toii. ?H
8CHENKIL. WU1UU?_A.| Philadelphia. f*.
?OMLINBON, Jaaiea WlTfcocky Fort. Oak
ancry, H.. Pla? River. Minn.
YOUNG, Hmrd X., Philadelphia, Pa.
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WARNER, Howard U, West Fniladelpliia, PL
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DECKER, Jacob A? Altoona, Pa.
DBENTTKL, Joseph J? It. Peter, lliam.
GANDT, Job! B, TuMo, Kin.
GILBBWMOM, freak 0., *t.
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Squires, ciartoa Mmtowt?, Comm.
PRIVATE*!
BOCK, Angnat Maw Tork, N. T.
CBEPACK. Hike, Bheaaadeah, Pa.
IBUHAIOT, M A., Moaetaea, Pa.
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Attention officers and wlirtwd own of the
United States Army, Army Reserves, United
States Navy and Naval Reserves, Marines and
members of the Red Cross stationed in and abodt
tiy city of Washington, D. C, who are
Voters of the State of New York
An opportunity will be given yon to vote for the candidates
BACK HOME in conjunction with the general election in New York
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vember 4, and Tuesday, November I, between the hoars of 9 o'clock
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Secretary of State,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
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Final Remodeling Sale Bargains That Point the
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111
A Sale of
$1'50 Shirts
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Women's $1.35 to $1.75
Silk Hosiery
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T
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hose; an ideal weight for the man who wears
cotton hose through the winter months.
6 Pairs for $L35
Mens $1J00 Pure Silk Hose
In black, tan and gray and Palm Beach
pure silk hose, with double sole, heel and toe;
all sizes, but not in all colors. Some embroid
ered and self clocked. 3 Pairs for $2
Men's $10.00 Manhattan Sweaters
Warm, All-wool Coat-style Sweaters with tn
extra heavy shawl collars and two pockets; form
fitting; heather, navy, maroon or oxford. ^
Mens $125 and $150 Neckwear
A plentiful selection for even the most Q P*C
discriminating dresser?fancy stripes and (1 ^
other neat designs, in the latest and most
artistic color blendings.
fine wool mixtures, made
with the new shawl or
sailor collars and novel
belts; Copenhagen, tur
quoise, rose, salmon, ox
ford, green, tan and other
favorite colorings.
?Main Floor, N tw
$34.50 and $37,50
Genuine Fox Scarfs,
$26.75
Genuine fox, in brown or
Lucille shading; silk lined,
with head, tail and feet for
trimmings and chain or snap.
$37.50 and $40 Hudson
Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
Muffs, $26.75
Barrel-shaped muffs of gen
uine dyed muskrat, the finest
skin, silk lined, with best
down bed and crocheted
wrist ring.
Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats, $149.00 ?
Smart Muskrat Fox Coats at $145.00
Time to Get Under a
New Derby
It'll be a little dressier to wear with that new
Overcoat. All the new shapes with all-leather
sweat bands, in deep unchangeable jet black;
many self-conforming derbies.
S2-50 to $5-??
Three Blouse Bargains
From the Remodeling Sale
$3.95 to $5 Crepe de
Chine Blouses at
$2"
A remarkable collection of
Fine Crepe de Chine Blouses,
with high, low, round and
square necks. One style
/has washable satin collar and tie of con
trasting color, while another has embroid
ered front panel and is fastened at the
side. Colors are flesh, pongee, black,
white and Roman stripes. The sizes are
36 to 46.
More of Those
Men's $6.00 to $8.00 $A.35
Shoes. Special at.. *
Made of Russia or velour calf; some
with buck tops, the rest all leather; welted
soles; leather or rubber heels; all sizes and
widths. At present prices of all footwear
this is a most remarkable value.
$2 and $2.50 Voile
Blouses, Special at
$\A7
The newest models for
dress and business wear,
trimmed with lace, embroid
ery and pecoed rufflings.
One style is striped voile with
bosom of white, making a very
suit blodse. Sizes 36 to 4&
tucked
stylish
$535 Extra Size Create de Ctitne
Blouses at $435
Beautiful quality crepe heavily embroidered, lace trimmed,
as well as tucked. All are Just suited for the stoat figure; the
colors are navy, flesh, black and white, and many of them are
sample blouses. The size* are 46 to 56.
Christmas
Is ayi "Essential"
If there ev.er was a definite
need for this beautiful festival
of love and thoughtfulness for
others, that need is this year.
So we are going to have
Christmas, just die same as
ever; with all the good Christ
mas spirit. Mixed, no doubt,
with a good bit more sentiment
?and perhaps heartache?than
ever before.
But, while retaining all its
sentiment, we are putting
Christmas on a "war basis"?
like all the rest of the things
that , are part and parcel of our
daily lives.
We ate buying sensible, prac
tical presents. The Government
urges tis to. ,
We arc buying them EARLY,
Considerate people are making
out their lists, and doing some
of their Christmas shopping
each week, from now on, until
it's all done.
The Hecht Co,
Seventh Street Between E and Fa
500
Classical instrumental
Player P i afi o Rolls,
slightly used, but in first
class condition. Special*,
each
25c
From the
Christmas Sale of
Player Pianos
?
A Knabe
Baby Grand
for $395
In Excellent CowflUm
Liberal Terms of!
Remodeling Sale Values
From the Third Floor
Girls?
$7.95 and $8.95 Regulation
Serge Dresses, special, at
Choice of two styles, either one* Cp QP
piece or Middy effect, some have full
pleated skirts, deep yokes and sailor
collars, trimmed in red or white braid, while
others have large white pique collars, wide belts
and pockets. The sizes range from 8 to 14 years.
$23?0, $25.00 and $27J50 Junior Girls'
Coats at $1935
Many clever models in full or half-lined coats; the
materials comprise velours and cheviots and have col
lars of fur, velvet and self materials; the colors are
brown, navy, dark brown and Burgundy.
$650 Coats for Little Tots at $5.00
Dainty Brown and Navy Corduroy Coats, cut in the
double breasted style, with wide belts and pockets.
They are priced special for one day only.
$4j00 Girls* Rain Ca?es at $135
All sizes from 4 to 12 years, in Navy Blue only.
You should take advantage of the exceptional re
duction.
$3.75 Girls' Bath Robes at $2j85
Beautiful Indian designs, in navy, Co pen, tan, gray
and red, some finished With satin ribbon and roll col
lars. Sizes 8 to 14 years.
Boys?
$14.50 to $16.50 Suits, Overcoats
and Mackinaws, Special at
Snits conspicious for very fine CIO /ICl
tailoring, in fancy cheviots, cassi- ^ I ^* ^1
mere, tweed and blue serge; wanted
models; sizes 8 to 18 years. Over
coats of good heavy mixtures or plain color fab
rics; sizes 2J4 to 18 years. Mackinaw*, new
plaids; sizes 8 tq 18 years.
Boys* $11 SO to $1350 Suits, Overcoats-and
Mackinaws, $9.45
Suits of mouse-color corduroy, fancy cheviot,
cassimere and tweed: sizes 8 to 18 years. Overcoats
of chinchilla or novelty mixtures; very good military
models; sizes 2Vt to 8 years. Mackinaws in heavy plaid
fabrics; sizes 8 to 18 years.
_ Boys' $10 Suits, Overcoats and
Mackinaws at $7.45
Suits in very good models of fancy cheviot and
cassimere; sizes 7 to 17 years. Overcoats, fancy mix
tures, Russian or convertible collars; sizes 2J4 to 8
years. Mackinaws, plaids, with slash or pateh pockets;
military.styles; sizes 8 to 18 years.

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