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ULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1913
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f ' Th Iraaoria of the. quarter liaya
1 barn In Ih lino of ilr'HiinaUn Hi'
j practical alda of C'hrlatluii trihlr
aa It relalm to (ha avarydajr Ufa of
i tha follower or 'hriau It liaa at-
taninlad a aummary of Christian
f duty and Chriatiun privllrtra, a 1r
t aa ill rex milrli could b" handled
In a dium Inaauiia. Tlia brnafil wa
f may rierlva therefrom rtc,enila on
tha dfr to which wa lwiv aken
" tha leaaona to heart aa pcraotinl ap
t oala. ml her than aa uulnta nn winch
tf h I n k c control eray or d.apute. Tha
ontroveiaaliet ran alwnya find ina-
lul for hi HaMirltMoiia, wliallier
ttia mailer ha a queatinn of rnndiict
r of belief. Mm h nf the) heaiia
Bon of )oiiln who ara "alrtioat par
iiarloil" baa haen baiiaa of tha
conflict of opinion anion thoaa who
profnxxorl l,i teach tha truth I'ut
the f.inll la lot with tha truth iha
fault la not with any lark nf clear
ncan In Ilia Koapel tiachllrna hut a
In In the Inniie hnnian lora of dla.
putatlon and tha aanarnaaa of thla
and thnl nna to maka hia Individual
yipwa dominant In thaolotfleal opin
ion. Thoaa who ara look loa for
Mount will find II thoaa who ara
look ti (t for tha truth will not la dla.
appointed.
II la a rare thin to find a man
In Ma rlaht mind who due not ac
knnwledjte tha fundatnanlal trutha
of (lod'a ralailnn to man and man a
duty to tlod. Thajr will tall you that
rallfion la rlnht and a ood thin
thai I heir faith la not larking In
rallRloua truth, bat In rallfion aa ai
emplid.d by thoaa who teach and
live It. f f taathara would pay mora
tlanilnn lo tha Inculcation of canan
tlal facta that raaeh tho a.iul and
Inaa to amphlln aartarlan pro pa
Tanda, thara would ha mora aoula
waved, for tha world at lara would
rompelled fn concede tha sincerity
tit (lod'a children. Aa lone aa they
hava rauaa to doubt tha alncerlty of
fhrlatlana, they will rontlnna to
doubt tha gannlnanaaa of tha Chrta
tlan faith. Thla nieana that every
follower of Clrrlirt la to anme rlncren
raaponalhla for tha auoonwa or fall-
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ly the performing of 'ti' apectiiru. I .1 a n ! Irr Wlrilfu-d ,u.i arilvcd
ar or lierolc ait. thn a would ha n , frum 1 1 .1 1 icaim i M;mn. to ifmain
luck of i oiirii to undertake IL 1'nt with hur parenta. I ir mid Mrr '. I..
thu knaH'at lui'm mo lliorn who Harder. IrviiiK rUif during
Jt'.and firm finm dav to day and am Major .lai kaon'a Iitiii of 11M111 wild
not wrury In well doing 'Jim palm ti,, viikIiiiotm
of victory la Iiol lo hi ill wh'i din-a . . ..
una or two great Ihlnga and lliciij Mr mid M,j 'i i..cv li Walker,
q'llta hut lo It 1 111 who ovnri oinoa Iholjr. nrrivad lioma vrairtiUy "morning
oheia' lea which ciriniiiiaiuiu t. ' 'n-i nftcr mini, limn two motiiliM' h
vli otmirnt or hla o 11 eul lomaln- I h. 1,1.. h i.t 111 in., i.jni. y.n route
! iiman I, him. in.. rs tip.a.1 over fit
on to t M.i t woid "ovi'M ,,iiih il,Jfu ihIi in I,iih.;in i.i.
la they key-word of i hrinnm tldclHy
-not tha hyeierliHl oil of n
CNNiorirfi InipijUo of goid. 1'iit Urn
etcudy. i lint -1 1 11 K , lliiT'-l liolii'd Htlik-
lug to il. And thai fiilnlltv l B"1 Lull 1 'eiiorn, hiii-i, Mrt
lone In word. 110I iiIohm In ilocd, hm 'I inner, nnd fie lntli i l
ura of truth to ruaih tha douhllng
nun, I In 1 olivliiring putter If tha
ant Id la to hn Ih .micI.I to I hnai,
we riiuar not alnir.y brllivi In f I nut,
but wa limit live Hint hallef
Tha rtt fault wa limn found
with moat (')irlallana la apiiltpit I'l
titieaa. Thay hava made tha ri'nt
(JiTiaion and gu 11,1 f inliw lo tii'i
to have been Jnat huiely aaviol tiiiin
mil In lia jk.v.I nil l.itl alill l,M'
ter lo have made mil' enlciing liilii"1'" 'va plm ed In hla path
a.ilVHtlnn a prelude tu i life of iictiv.
Ity In Chrial a li lmlf The I'lirliii.n
life a 1 toie Hum rerriiing It 1-.
qiilrra tha giving up of vvll dolnua
and Iha giving our or a good , 1 .. ,i
1'iilth imiei find riil'inii aa rK
feanion ilfnrin otit ilien, m mi,, I i.a,iu.
Ire. Too miifiv eton uiih ronfei.ni muat Includu holh ' deeda , j
and aa little a degree of reform aa!1"!""' ""1 motiva li.hlnd Ih.-m
will keen them In uood eiaiollou inlaie on.y eo much vu:ri dipiy. to'
Iha church. I nir hoya who unllai for '""Vcraely, faiih wlilioul norka i n,. M
Iha army do not eiperi that elep tu dead. l:n!h I
ha tha final ev denco of their pulrlot. We apeak of 11m '-oat of I, ting a iynihln
lain. It la tha firat and eeeentui ait. f'hrieiian II la ioatl I' i"""1 '!,e ;
hul It Involvea an ohllgallnn lo do the ertirlfli'e of e.eiy ll.n thil la 11
n aervlre, and ihut aeivica ta tha hrat pruinpte I l,y ee fiaiim-na 1: 1
wo can do and aa long 11a It la needi d 1 living f,,r nml our fi-lmw tin 11
Ther la 110 half way aurendMr nfiMilner thn 11 for nuieUr iir ov. 1,
peraonal prlvllega nor any promlnn I aoul la iha fiiat inli.g Unit neeila
wllh rra4rvatlona Ho muet tin ourii,,d a altenllon. hut a I i n lli.i' l
aervli a to tha lor l 'Iha tniiHer of ! roiid light, then " are .inilona
oonvaralnn and pohlle cnnt'aalon la we are liolnmd w.'.h i. le i-i-iin. '
only tha anllatment Iha work ni'inl ,niM tin, o'. lo ,.iln If
follow. ,.t feel II. a w.i, .ire e'lll
Poaalbly prMa kepa many half- ala.en of eeif ilniut and Hie divine
convinced people mil of the Inn , h. apli it le 10,1 In 111 'I lure innet l
They would hn willing lo aiknowl- I.hiIm' in ifnlcl m n ' ' em pi
adga thalr atna t, tjod nd tonka main, comprvn.iae, 1,1 hur 1111 ini!
promlaea of living a new life. If they 1,1 .nine the Icnefiw of CI, 1 Mutiny
could ha apared tha humlliat.an of 'nml )'H lelmii the uhIimI.'
malt'in th.l confeaalon lft 'heir of 0111 old .fe liod 1 i-u 1 , 1
fallow man. Thay would he wl .llng'j dli lorn. I aurn-n.
In mnka a contract with thn I ml our unrr-irvid
Mr. end Mik Jauiea II Hoaiii of
lllieim th'u l'l4 e have aa their
g i,'h!i Mr lloweii'a n.olher1 ir.
Murk
una.
hn a nd i in v Turner of Chi, ag,j
I yriette Kimmnna firlgahy
h Jmm C tar eon ' M lea
1,-vsni h.ivn lakeii it nulte Irt
1 ,,iiit ,t.i r 1 in n 1 e, iv her e
I he at homo to f l lenda nfter
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.1.. 1.. 1.1... 1.1. , ...r i.,.t lot,, ttie klni-:'l'inv nnr
1 lia,, in 1 i'n la, itni ,', o, j..". r
to Iha faithful, they wll. nndertaka 1 we iuui he In It wI'M whole
to obey hla command, nr., I live n Ufa heart nnd w.ili ctery rin'igy nml
of v.,l,t.oe. ,.f .t il l! il here they ahlhtv Unit w l'i'" 'I" ""'
ara confronted with tha dilemma ' love In
that they cannot nhey the Lord un-lungtie;
leea they puhllclv coiifeea Itielri
clmtiga of heart and bear wllneea of1
their covenant In haptlatn. I.ota ofj
people would he willing ! bargain I
wllh Ilia I-ord, but they do not w.mt 1 I
to aland up before other men und ;
aay they ara ilnnera and need for
glvantaa. Tha fallnra nf many men to live
Chrlatian life, aa profllahla aerv
ama nf tha lotd. la dua lo the r,ii-l
that It taken a monntonnua and per-
aletant effort tin thalr part to change
thalr hahlla of thought and action
to conform with Iha profeaelon they
hava undertakan. If It wera re.
quired of tham to "ftj rtarnal life
,t,l. neither wimi
Init In deed and truth.
the
Of Inlrrcnt to H omen
1 (iNTiNi r.ti rit.vi
I'lmonala.
Women j j M
M V Won. lul and Mr. K
trurn nnd l-:lt'V N11111 h'lve
, otoe fr om in i;i for 1 t ia t to their
d.iiighlei and a ivr, Mra It. I.. M tr
im, and Mr. M.ulin, ::.'t Houlli Una.
loll avinue.
M-a K't'ghl I- lioutr aa and Xfra
I'l.ink V . I il 1 1 n r ,1 and luil'v JeiiTi
ii.e If, M'i"knc,-e f,,r the week end.
l ev h.iylng ne, orouinle,t M..a Hthll
r,rhr pome at the coni-liiHlon of
11 tlalt here
Mr rind Mr- 'leorre v.. rd hava
aa itieir gur-ia Mt- l-'ord'a tnother
and e'a'er. Mra I'liaheth Phepard
and Miw f.riire liepard, of Jaek
eoiivllle. r'ln.
Mr. and Mr C 11 Huff and
laughter nnd Mr nnd Mm I',. 1
.lohnann mntyred yeaterdny Ni
Mint h ariat MiMMuirl for a ramping
trip.
Alvrt .1 llei hna returned
om Mill All'olilo. Icxm. Where Nhe
I x iK-ti I ,,me time with Major Nilea
pltt.i Vliltil rfir. prior lo J la deiHrture f,r Wxeh-
I lligton.
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HELEN DOYLE DURRETT
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(Airs. Richard Durrett)
VIOLINIST
STUDIOi FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Fourth and
. Cincinnati) South ontranc. TwUphon 4S79-J.
Wok-d, 3 to 6;
STUDIO HOURS tin Octobor It
Suturday-, morning.
-Ura. Durratt was tha natlonaj wtnnar ef till National Taderatloa
if Mualo Cluha eonlaat, aftar moat rigid allmlnativa aiamlnailona
" with aurh eminent Judgaa aa Mma. Maud Powell. Victor Herbert,
Henry Haitian Huaa and other oelahralad mualolana. Aa a concert
1 arum aha has playad aJl ovar tha Holt4 Htatea; aa a teacher ah
' haa had wtda aipartanaa, having bean a member of tha faculty1 of"
' tha graU Ithaca Conavanralory of Maata, Cornall Calvaralty, Ithaoa,
' N. T. .
Madama FinlUe luidn will arrive
during the vnrh to be iotnie,ted
with the kindergarten department of
the Urn, k and Klllot private arhnol
the enaulng year. Madtme I'ardn
Iota been In thla country little more
than a year and her huahand at
present la flghtln with the rrench
forvea.
Mr. and Mra t- V. Hloan of Mua
kogaa ara gueata for a few ilaya of
Miaa Vivian Kurd Mra. Kloan imf
Monday Miaa Iluth Md'aughan
and har mairlaga lo Mr. Hloan, who
la Irt training at tha Ureal lke
naval atatlon, waa an Intareatlng
avant of Uia aarly week.
Mr and Mra. V. A. King, who re.
rently irmoved to il Wng Twalfih
Iraet, ara to hava with them during
1 reunion week Mra King a parenta.
Mr. and Mra I. Hulherland. ala-
ter. M aa llaltle Mutheriaml or vt t 11
City, Mu, and brother, Mr. (J, It.
Hutharland of Miami.
Mra. (1. M. I'hllllpa and Mla I.u
cilia llronka of HI. Iiula, and M lai
Allen of Kitnaaa City, are coming to
ba Mr. and Mra Jamea M. Ulllettea
gueata during tha raunlon. Mia
' rhllltpa la a chaperon and tha
Mlwea Itrooka and Allan raunlon
I malda.
Mra K. C. Jackaon, with her amall
Mr and Mra T K" I mith and
I h'ilrelt Hie home after a p.e.ia.irit
outing of more than two motitha
apent In the White inounta.lna.
Mra flint Moore will arrive here
today from Chicago, w here ehe epent
eeverAI weeka following her return
with Mr. Muore from Iha tiorthwat
Mlaa fnra KMivitn Klllntt will re-I
turn today from New York, where
he r.ne been epetnlliig anme time In
tha epai lal etudv of d.inrlng.
' Mra Ik llavter and daughter.
Mlaa Olive, return! home I'rlday
II ft or apendlng a aaveral weeka' out
ing 011 tha great lukea
Mr and Mra Thnmaa K fheatntitt
and Mr and Mra. I'hurlra ijulnlan
hava returned from a two motitha'
May In l etnakey, Mlih.
Mlaa Kllmibeth flhitpard of I'aw
ne inmM today to ha tha frueat of
Mlaw l'.eea lludaon during reunion
weak.
Mra. ("lark M. Hunney la home
I after 11 pleasant autnmrr a atay In
Katra Turk, .Cul.
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Tho
Downttalra
Spocialty
Storo
Xn TrtJlTO Tt. CtKAJHDTUXM J
Wv. mit.-waak
Oppotite
the
Rialto
Theater
A
Sensational Sale of New
Fall" SAMPLE "Suits
l U III 03-. ,rlj, Al r-,".
V ft KXViiZ
Offering a Varied Group of Sample and
Suits From Our Regular Stock
Worth to $55 for
Mlaaea Ihirnthy and Oraldlna
flrlffin have returned from a vlall
of a few daya In Ka.na.ig City.
This Is one of thov "once a sennoji" rhancrs. A
minimu maavinir S 10 Is euarantect. onrlv
shoppers will nave $20, $1!5 or JflO. I.e here
nrnmritlv at R'-TO fnr anch nn rtffor ia iinliLolv
to come ajain for many caon.
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P hi And if any woman thinks phe run pet a Suit of
' T J such materials and such an assortment of colors
as these for less than $115 to $rr a month or so
later, she had better do a little "forgetting and
thinking" alorfjf the linen we have suggested
then come here tomorrow and see the Suit.
Style after style to select from. Stunning Tailored Models, buttons, belts, fancy
collars, touches of braid, pockets that are features, cuffs that are smnrt, and
many other features of distinction and individuality. Sale start 8:150 Friday
Tomorrow.
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New Fall and Winter Coats $35-$'15-$55indiip
at-
ADVANCE SHOP
8 West Third St.
Downsta irs
Mr. and Mra tleore W. Olffert i
eiitartalnetl with a f unlly dinner laat
evanlnx In their home.
Mlaw Cartruda tJiffert will return 1
today for a vlalt lo her nnrle and ,
aunt, Mr. and Mra, f aul Jonea, rf
Ada. I
Mlaa ftudla Maude pnual.ia left
yealerdnv for I'hlraao whera the
jiieej tu enter Urn university.
Pr. Cora K. Sne'hen, Ca'enpath
(leperal rrnrlitloner. both arnla and
rhronle dieae, juat lornted. 7ni
Mavn KlilK I'hnne 79. Itea Tel
till 11 Adr.
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Our First
ANNOUNCING OUR FIRST
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Our frist anniversary Is at hand.
Alter studying over the question wo
decided that a chance at truly won
derful savings would be appreciated
more than words of thanks. So these
Mtvuig prices listed for the week are
Anniversary
Sale
to le considered as this store'i
of thanka for the generous pain,na!iJ
extended during the past year.
This sale, coming as it doe (,.;.,
fashion show week, enable. vo '
conveniently visit OapMns-frnj Y
come acquainted with the. cominir .
son's mode.x. K
Annnivcrsary Sale
Fall Suits
Value
to
J35.0O
75 v-.'u"
$35.00
Fur trimmed and smart tailored
styles of serge, poplin and gabar
dine. I?elted and pocketed skirts
and all other wanted features.
The most Interesting Suit we of
fer of the current season.
Other Suits to $115.
Anniversary Feature in
Fall Coats
Extra Values for 1
$19.75
$29.75
$24.75
.T $85.00
Silk plushes, broadcloths, pom
poms, wool velours, velours
richly fur and beaver plush
trimmed. Full linings of fancy
or plain ailk or "Sol" satin.
New
$19.75
Fall
i JLresses
$19.75
For Dresses
that sold up to $3250
Wool Serges, Satins, Taf fetai, Serges and Georgette combinations, pvery one
of these dresses is new some in the store but a day of two. Straight-line
models relieved by novel tunics, flowing and filled sleeves, embroidery
fringes, beading, etc. Black, navy and all colors.
Anniversary Sale
Millinery
Offering the usual $10.
and $12 Hats for
$7.50 '
Other extraordinary
values at proportionately low prices.
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VISIT OUR NEW
FOOTWEAR
SECTION'5
For the Anniversary Sale the
Footwear section offers
Attractive brown shades of Fall
Boots; 9i-lnch top; military
lines; tip and plain (TQ AA
toes. Friced at . . . pOUU
(A value worth $12.00)
WELCOME
u.c:v.
TO TULSA
www
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Across Street
Central National
Bank
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1918 Four-Passenger Mercer.
1 9 1 S Four-Passenger .Marmon.
1918 Stutz Koadstcr.
191 S Four- Passenger Stutz.
, 1918 Cadillac Roadster.
1918 Chandler Touring.
1917 Chandler Roadster.
1917 Olds "8" Roadster.
1017 Huick Sedan.
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Also Almost New Detroit Electric.
Several cars like new. Some belong
to our customers now in the service.
low renciss
HOLD TOUR LIBERTY BCNDS
of tha W C. T. r.
p. it ajark.
Mrs . Prtik t.iaf iual
fri.iiil. in (iki.noma l Hr la.t ak
kl llrnaf.I. in'irf t a ! a pn 1 1 n f Iha U ai,nti Ir Mi. a fit'.
eimI uf r.r I'atni Yf anj .Mr. I
Volr htm r.lui ui.il In :an in.iii. 'I.
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Tho effort to B..iiir k; !.llirrt Mr, i'h, n B,r wit iha r'" i 1
huriil linMara nut fimlMar wilh atork i ar fn.aaa i 1 ulrt IMI
ith hr.- hn,.tiafiit. I a;t lr.
w'l . aaiimi"i al l"tmp T
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n
Cmmmmy
HIT South lioulcler .Street.
anil him. I Val'ira frutii ihr-lr Ijlurly
honda h;i tiikrn it fiiiw t.irn. Tim
manipiitntora Inxtrail nf offrrln- to
tiuy tha homla nt im.lrwui it priei a
offrr In axrhanan fur tham rhx
Htni'ka ami bomt-i nf .irlinia artldrat
rorv'irallnna, hca fiira valiia l
lurm hut win a ae'.ual value la
lltr'n or i"ltilnir
Tho aafawt Invrairiiant In tha
wnrlil la a l.lhrrty linrul. Vnr pa
triotic American. Iillierir Immla ara
tha heat Invrat tnent In tha wnrlil. It
la not only a wla thlrirf to hoM
lhain. It la a patriotic tlnn to do.
Tha aolillcr t li.it taki-x n trench and
then voluntarily Blvea it up la not
tu ha rornpareil with nnc who takci
a trench and holila It n;.niit thf
enfmv An American who lu n
l.ll-rrtjr tionl nnT then aiM'a It It tint
o Rood an American one who
huya a bund ami holila il Thla ilnea
not ai)ly, however, tu nno who aeila
hla bund because- nf tril neroaiitv:
thei- la etltlmata tradlnir In Lib
erty luinda which tho Insnury rec-
oirnlziia. ,
It a wlae and patriotic nl.l
colored American who refni to
nel! hla 1100 Liberty bond f"r f.
hccatiHe he would not ariva up tli
1'nlted Statea' promlae (hia bnr il ) j
to my hltn I10O wllh Intercut for
tha I'nlteJ Pla'ea promlan irunni-
cy to pay him I', nnd who ?eMae,
to aell tha aama bond for lioa, tie.
runaa lie aa.l l. thnt the flu.' in'Hi
ba counterfeit or elan the would he
nurrhaaer would not lie willlrrr to i
l!tva It fur only .lino It la a ifn to
any that there are no (rr.ltl brlcka or
wlldi-iit accurltlea amonii that Amer
Icnn'a ajweta.
IUr and Mr. U. 1. linnbr rl.rt.l"i
th.ir aoa aerl wife. Carp. and air.. J. A
Urlrahy at K.lly fiald, Aatonia, 4arte
til. l. I tHk,
Mnv Rob.rt K. Ttdraw, wto haa baaa
Mr an, I M - II II Sa muli i"t
O.ri-rnore wrra In tins riti t-ir ir--tfk
a. Ika fiir'Ta ef Mi.. I'la-a hr
Mra Kre.l I.. Irntlith hi. l"nl li
k In h.n.M 4'lly a. Ih r4k; u' ''
aa4 rr,auvas
Ia Silt
Sp Modish
Hats
TWrrtiaai-
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Bristow
Mr nd Mr R T. rWnlorKnrT ind
4rn nd Mr V it. r motnr.l to tm
pu t tnily
Vfr ant, Mr rit P Cinum and
Mr and Mm 1 H I t Inriflti mor4
to hp.r.- ftinitiv tMff t thn (uetla nt
fririidt wall ni ttluri; In tN funty
fair
1r ind Vn Mu- K-krla1 nd Mr K
I, .lona tn 'Palaa Ktimlir unit witrw
XSt rutta of frtei dn
Vlfl Ji'lirtff I iv id kah w lb fiMil of
frirrta In 1 ti ' a I m t Mundif
Mum I m'h Nek rn )m (Unl nt f'
In Mi-.
Mr ami Mr Mnrlon !Ioii-i avd ann.
Hli-r-ff !-- rrturriej frni a werk i hum
in Kiillmer
Mr ami Mt .Tapf Vt ?f pnnnlpa pnt
rftr itht week in Ihi eiiy ih fueita of
ft' .
Mr and Mr Ft A ArealtT-tgbt f Pa
fn(Mirt rrt lie jutt of Mr. anl Ur
I o:Hi-r Srntrr I a-1 nr-Uy
Mr ard Mra J H lrrt ar1 4afithlr
Vim JtiMa wnra thft ffuenta Cf tflatlvti to
Mr ami Mr. ,T C V I TtA Vf ill
I V' ' M. I'oa -M Ip fit iM uailty 'i
' Mr V 1 , ft r mm f a -. (f Mm Ui .
For Fall
ANNOUNCING
t)i nrpanntntion of a lot of IlCwly dv-
V..V. -
signed modes for street and dress wear, -ordered
especially for the r,
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FALL FASHION SHOW
Her old's
MILLINERY
21 WEST THIIU)
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