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why we had to wait for this Eliane
to lead the way.
OF course, there have been hat and
scarf sets before-plenty of them.
But there is something decidedly new
and just right about these. The first
that l saw was of deep purple velvet
"A saucy little hat, with upturned
brim and n collar. straight and up
standing, with one end hanging at
the back and one at the front. An
other from the same house was less
striking. 1t was a simple crushable
black felt hat, with bands of black
and red velvet. and with it scarf
Of black chiffon, with bands of black
and red velvet. Still a. third. from
Eliane. There is a closeiy-draped
little toque OF beige, lavishly en-
broidered in metal and bright t.colored
threads. The scarf. with rounded
ends, has a little pocket embroidered
with the same gay and brilliant fla
ments. The round-end scarf, by the
way. is present in practically all the
collections of Autumn scarfs.
The hat and scarf sets, as bought
Evening star., 1926-09-23
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Melons.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Corn Waffles. Maple Sirup.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Creamed oysters on Toast.
Caramel Custard.
Sugar Cookies. Tea.
DINNER.
Julienne Soup.
Halibut au Gratin.
Mashed Potatoes.
Escalloped Tomatoes.
Candlestick Salad.
Brown Betty. Hard Sauce.
Coffee.
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Deep Fellow Feeling.

Continued in tomorrow's Starr
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
"A SOCIAL CELEBRITY.
 STARS ADOLPhE AENJOI

Sas ehat 9oa aiI. A8olphe Henf1g a his latest Paramount, "A soeal Celebrity" which arrives ai the Brad sey on Wednesday. has mighty fne supporting east
 Chester Conklin. that gifted come dian and character actor. e seen as The stars father. an old barber. @hose hopes and ambitions are all founded ia hss son. Louise Brooks. a iiftls girl sho suddenly sprang int "a e through her dancing in the stage pro- daeti1n of Louie the lsfh, and who was awarded a role Tn The American Venus. has the second featured role. Mes Brooks is the little manieurist usi1h whom Meniou is in love, bat who later hecurnse a musical comedy gtar.
 The star is seen as & small town barter who goes to New York and after many thrills. tribalatiQus and funny adventures. finally achieves hia irezrns-a magnificent hazasy pzrssF
 Malcolm s. Clair. whB diFecs led Meniau's picture. The Grand Daeh ess ard the Waiter wins new noueFl heeauae af his masterf al direction iT fts neH flm Monte kafterjo wrote the original screen story. ! fsas adapted % the screen hy Pierg' CcllinFs
 Al= included in thr eaet arl Jesephine Drake. formerly Q stag player af leadiag foles klsle L-aw son. wHo appeared iu Dancing Methera Fra man Noo3 Roger Da - and Hugh Haniiey
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

ne @ l14 ward beds sl sata Hatzsr. acas and l- In Esla g e s5ne for ahr frs -mgnt and study esnecaloG4eal cases vas add ed. Land ssar later. .u tieN ef the er-
 4 aE the ssrk The name eaEal che Sloane Hsf for
 lle H Aefaug. thr0grt whose leHee the Slaane Eift vas made ss she first 8lrerforaf che h nlta# zle Nas slecaeded He Dr. F. B trassr wEa guided the institution fat twenty #Fe years and died in 1918. rec Er1 as one af tha leading ahsfst- FHlians h5s day pr Benjamin E. s afs- .Hc present director.
 Joint Laboratory Werk
 The laboratory wark af the hospital E eafr aH in con Junction with sne- cal =a-E Eat5Eles af tAe e.Iae Heads
 & special departments ir tHt ze arc eHrsa.tsHss #f fHa has rIra nd shH afff n3IuE physicians Ir taf sfelalsIes are appointed fran thss arTFn eHts. The hospital Es sa lars operating rHFH where H5- q aHa gs.Heeesaeleai e5.uzes are ss damaEstF asan sf
 st1Hents
 lazlcat sars5a - run H ea witH fhe nsg6H 5r#5il ssrEzs. af Vanderbilt e A the Aeae1I GeHfer. which s fa hs cam n.etad tsa faH a5 Iszz Sloane Haz Hltz4 uH fHetlHn az separate ser F-ee. aas w1H maintain close contacts slta --a medical s4sEieal nabies and sell1rc- sstFs1ts Hhlea are t9 be grouped n ihe center
 Thasa iu charge rba hospital point 1Hf that al rrasFertive mothers who Eg ta them Hee8 a thorough uhF- sicaI examination. and more than ao per eant af shem reaatre medical ard surgical care outside af obstetrics. A Fart df he Medical Center. tha hos rifai Wiii be better aaia ta supply fhis care through the attendance af large staf 1f specialists not attalnahIe in an isolated institution
 Since sloane Hospital opened 5ts doors lH 1Sss more fhau s2Ho0 hatIes have come IHto the world within Ifs walls aeeorainE 3o figure issued hy the i1Iri admiristrat haard Dur ing the hospital year ended June 9. 1926. the institution treated ZIP ah- stetrIesl eases ard s24 Ryuac-EeFieal easas. while If87 babies. including rt#-fEe szss af tars were haru az tha institution Aafa admissions Ter 1925 fatzIe6 3ss mzthaHs aad 1ai5 bal az cHr pared wfr tht Cd trsrs an5 fifa tatIss admitted C. the private patient rooms There were zs # -sHEeaI cases and lf6 saz- ezral operations ar private patztass aHs -ea year.
 One F t1a chief functions z tse hos plfal has heeH tH= training df sHe- e.alisss s ahssefrtcs and gFgeeaios# ass# usH rzk aHe szaftsrea t1rau aH= azf fse country and fhsIr aork has res-itHt many inzfitEt-ans aats1as New fafE adopting Sl6ane Hospital metae5s
 Excer results in infant feesi- Ing have been obtained through its program af pre-Hatai ard Fast-natai care- The rer rsl average af babies fed on mutherk miik is between 59 and 60 per cent. but among Sloane patients the ratio has been increased to ss per cent. The handicap that the hospital has laboFes aadef through lack of babies clinic is expected e. he rene died through c1-aneration in the ned ieai center ard unifeatidn of records 1f mother and ck id
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

IAvE you a weekend des- l l sert problem2 Here's the easy solution for th5s week. Treat your family to this Nut Butterscotch Ice Cream. The combined flavor of creamy ButterScusc and English Wal nuts is enough 10 make any enc tell the world it's a grand
 and delicious dessert. A. the
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
SUPERIOR COURT
Criminal Term Open. a, WIlimAntis
 Sept.

Clerk Edgar V Warner. of the sa- peri0r court. has issued the following notice
 The September criminal term. 1928. uf the WIrdham county sup.erior court. will orer at Willirazrtlc. TisasasF September !. at o'clock 9. Id. tstand- ard timei Each accuseI pe9soa who tas noi yer nleaded must appear in court at the above time and place prepared ta plea and t .se plea ls nat ga.ltF elerf txlai hT court of 5urF All persons pleading rat guilty mast ha prepared te proceed f0 trial as the court HaaF tFect Ao cares Ril he tried Tuesday
 States Attorney Howard C. Brad ford was ar th 6sFee ef PFasee=t Hz Attorney Harry s Gaucher. WlliisaaH- ic. ThuFaiag and a m Putnam tedaF eaHsalfHnE #ith iaaFers relative to the criminal haslHess ar ranged for tho September term 1f court
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
THE PRESIDENT
studebsker's N-~ Offering Nov 10 B.
 Seen si Agency Here

The final word ia ear for the man whose woFd s final The ~Presi- dents Studetaker big six custom sedan is hui1s tp de jaFflcs to men Identified wth successful business achievement and ehr5stenee the ~Pre- sidenta to sFnb1lize me leadership of IFS owners
 The long. iow swung aiignments v its euszeu body are a I8y 70 behold Nhile fhe interior. iuKuriogslY uphol. stered win tFoad lace trimming. is rsnlete mish aearr nzeety ard novelty of custom yttment and appoint rer E1 ge Wit disk wheels and four Ntsei tfakes. El.h fhe si'verei fFaFe of Ataarta above is radiator ar shefie of the quiet Stuae- baker L head motor. ahica feeentis is rna bed aii eaHtIHentaa records &ea York % San Francisco Ia ss hours and % minute B. all means zee tss
 Pres. dent
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
D A. \. MEMBERS LEAVE
 FOR GRoTos SEPT. sTa

The .. 4 P pil9rimass will be held ThursdaY ssptevhe~ Al re~- alli start from Mrs L. A heIfn al z46 Grove street al g 8. m-. daylight saving fme The usual basket lunch Nm be taken.
 The party plans 70 vistt Grofon. Conn. and SeW London and is Is sx- pected that State Treasurer Egness koRers H1li personally conduct tns party te the points of interest
 Al D. A E. members. families and friends are Invited Piar to 20 and aks 4s many as yoar CT wili earFg
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

Mss Isabel Bvrue of Putnam s end at the elfs's sons and daughters Whr has gone cut e make name ef zx and Is now SsreErteat af tn Sloane HoHta for Women Nv f1rk gHty Ms bFrus a-t t ras5tsrH after constantly rising ear aar which feIlaWe her a Roosevelt He-H#t-} seat.al serT.-. lH France wth Roosevelt anus Putnam people WHa aee
 ed ir Mss Byrue's career. re4t Wlt much interest thi- Week z tae F.aH Tor the removal af ths Sloane Haszs4 from .ts present site iH New ars 2. She Hew immense Medical Center 8 i6sHh Street and Broadway
 The hospital and 5.s woHk were se- gently described 4s fellaas ln -Ha New York HeFaia-T Tribune
 Because 0t is original contribution tu obstetrics ard exaeesloFs aHi . steady elevation uf tha staadaH5s maternity care. th= Slaaua Hospital far Women a3Il constitute an import. any arlt af tae Aedeal Center raw an. der construction a- Ifsth Street ard Broadway. 2 which elsht prominent institutions af che city are ea=apeFaE ing l. viii te housed iH t-a sams building of rne Sza Haa laH Ae1lza Center as tEe College af Physician. and Surgeons rf Columbia trIYlrs4s5 2 and the Presbyterian Hospital
 Net only WllI cooperation HH sH. Medical Center aid the fgkf azalas' disease hy rendering every phase Q. medical service available e both pa sient and student. bat t will cement sfili closer tbe intimate relationship between the Sloane Hospital and the College C Physicians and Surgeons.
 Hospital Buil, h 1887
 Sloane Hospital was bulk ia ls.7 through the generosity af tha late Nll- liam Douglas Sloane and Mrs Sloane. nuW Mrs Henry NhIse. Q provide the obstetrics department af the College df Physicians and Surgeons with an opportunity for study and research ln that field The Sloane Maternity has- uisal as che institution was known. was opened With the stipulation that it was e b. under tHe immed iate d. rectian af the prafessor af obstetrics of tha college and was e furnish fFee chstafrical service and an opportunity far practical instruction
 Espsndea by More Funds
 Originally ' occupied tHHee=ssarg building. Wts geo Hn# zsasIaH7 fer gsEa~Ezst ! zha considered .rs es- complete ahstes= riaal #astHaat5=H # thH #zid Further rifts hY Mz a-d Hr= S.Hare resaltea ia lfs expansion ~ j. sstHEE H-l.z-
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
TO TEACH IN E. PROVIDENCE

Donald Johnson. son of Attorney and Mira Ere E Johnson. ls 70 teach nzathemztics lH the Country Day school Eat Providence. the coming year. He Is at present at his horne here. after spending the sumuaer al Bowaoin College. Naane. studying Spanish
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
WEDDING TOMORROW

Invitations have been issued io the asealIifs of Mss Marion Erickson and E-=st a TaHss eiissfe H+ fAn Gonxre- 9atlanal ehuren. nom psan. tonor- raw. at ( o'clock. ~-ith a reception fsglnxinR Both are graduates of Toartenntte Memorial Hlgh school
 Mia Erickson ls a member of Themp. sen church and treasurer ef tAe Sun day school She has worked as q bookkeeper in Putnam since her grad sat5an. Both Miss Erickson and Mr. Tonrtellaite are memberS of Qainn&- tissst Grange Mr Tourtellotte ts employed at the GFpssenordale &lllss
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
NeW Beauty Cream Quickly Renakes
 Your Complexion

Gives tna asEE1Fe and appel eazsnee of Rd fcse petal Yo1 can't n1p but notice stFlxirz dFeHenc1 tAe moment Eeu Nuf it 0ns Sa1r shes wle E naaa1sf ss-m hlteus. eIea Fsa Sa81ia be efs en aN urhf slae makes aesaeFful ponder base. -.oz derful beasrT cream called Hsla-gla and s @ @fFisi1. lsrls- glst-
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
Miss Byrne To Head Greater Hospital

Putnam Nurse Now Head of Sloane Hospital For Wo- men Will Expand to Greater Work n New Medical Center More Than 520o0 Babies Born n Institution Since Its Foundation.-Mss Byrne Chosen Alter Fine Career.
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

Bern aaa has ns aH.orsaot5les bat fl is proposed there that motor blsses be placed on rails. r an be called z railway
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Boomers
81 and $3.50

Soft muslin or fine
sateen boomers, we'll re-
inforced - where rein
forcement is n e c d e d.
With elastic at knee and
waist.
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Dressing Sacques
So to 81

Delightful little sacques
OF crepe de chine, lace
edged and very feminine
In exquisite pastel colors
Good quality silk.
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Silk Gowns, Sc

Heaviest quality crepe
de chine in delightful pas
tells. Lace trimmed, with
tuckings, pastel rosebuds,
scallops and hemstitch-
ing. 10, II.
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Silk Slips, So and 81

Many dainty tailored
and lacy styles OF crepe
de chine and radium-in
the softest OF pastel
shades and white.
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S1.W Mercerized
Damask, 80c

An excellent finish mer-
cerized damask in a variety
of floral designs. Launders
beautifully. 81 in. wide
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Silk Pajanas
IS and $40

Silken pajamas and
gowns in both smartlv
tailored and lace trimmed
models. Sizes 50 to "A.
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Costume Slips, 81

Shadow-proof crepe de
chine slips in the loveliest
Of pastel shades. Black,
too. Really luxurious.
50 to AZ sizes.
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$3.50 Lunch Nap.
kins, S2.75

Pure linen-only $2.75 a
dozen. Satin damask, with
hemstitched hens. Many
very attractive designs.
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Novelty Pajamas
81 to s.

Very novel, indeed.
some of them! The kind
a college girl adores.
Broadcloth, sateen and
novelty cloth. Slip-on
and coat styles.
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Negligees, SIS

The most gorgeous negli-
gees of a heavy quality satin
ostrich trimmed in exquisite
shades.
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35c Turkish Towels
$1,000 Danask Set
$3.50

A COX 60 inch Cloth OF
Heavy Damask and Six Nap
kins to match. Pure linen, in
several attractive patterns.
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The personal of all gifts and the most pleasing to th
weaker Think of the pleasure she snowy boz
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Soc Huck Towels
43c

Pure Irish Linen Huck
Towels, fully bleached and
with hemstitched h e m s.
18x36-inch size - unusual
values.
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Flannelette. Gowns
81 to S.

ST to So
Warm. soft, comlor-
table! A gift that the
practical woman will ap-
preciate. In pink, blue
and white - or dainty
stripes.
Flannelette Pajamas
81 to $3
NJ j & h y comfortable
these cold nights-and
givable, too, if she is a
practical soul who wears
them! Pink and blue or
stripes.
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Satin Negligee, $3.50

Superlative satin makes
this negligee whose sleeves
are of metal lace and geor-
gette combined.
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Japanese kimonas, SIS

The sort you've always
sighed for in Oriental shops.
Heavily and beautifully en-
broidered.
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Underwear Gifts personal and pleasing!
bedecked with

and finds hmy gorgeouy coIoed nlghtgown bedecked with
ribbons A gift OF a welcome
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Hope Muslin, 17c yd.

Bleached, good quality. free
from all filing. Regular zoe
quality.
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A sale of beautiful Linens with
real CarrickmacrOSS Lace

This exquisite handmade lace closely resembles fine
Italian cut-work but is really distinctive in design.
Centers doilies and scarfs of finest imported linen
with edges and inserts of lace.
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Quilted Robes, $1O9o

A big variety of quilted
robes in lovely pastel shades.
Others up to $l6.5o.
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Seven Popular 4O>inch Dress Silks

Crepe de Chine.
Heavy Flat Crepe.
Brocaded Crepe.
Lovely Satin.
Canton Crepe.
Faille. /.
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Costume Slips
81 and 81

Sateen and muslin,
tailored or trimmed with
dainty lace. Shadow
proof hens, of course!
Strap or built-up shoulder
STYLES.
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$500 Damask Nap.
kins, 1895

Bleached Damask Nap
kins, 20x20-inch size, of pure
Irish linen, fully bleached.
Several pretty designs.
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1914 Madeira Nap
kins, $2.o5
A new assortment OF these
beautiful Madeira Embroid-
cred Napkins has just ar
rived. Six for $2.o5, Monday.
35c Turkish Towels
25c
Full -bleached Heavy-qual-
ity Turkish Towels. with
pink. blue and gold borders.
Very absorbent. 1886 in.
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Shantone Rajah, SOC

Fine range of colors in this
36-inch-wide fabric. Nice for
chiidren's frocks and drapes!
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Silver Bleached
Cloth. $3.50

An Extra heavy Silver
Bleached Cloth, 63x63 inches.
A wonderful gift for the
woman who loves linens.
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1898. Italian Bunch
Sets, $3.50

36x36-inch cloths wit h
Italian cut-work design Ill
the corner. Cream Belgian
linen. -Four napkins TO
match.
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Embroidered Pillow.
cases, S1.5O Pair

Just 200 of the fancy en-
broidered cases with fancy
lace. edges. Filet motif inserts.
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$3.50 Damask Set
$40
Each set in gift box. A
66x66-in. Cloth and Six Nap
kins to match. With a COX
86-in. cloth, SIS value for
Sill,
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$500 Lunch Nap.
kins, $3.50

That $3.50 is for a dozen.
With scalloped edge and
~charming embroidered de
sign in the corner.
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A gorgeous gift One OF these beautiful negll-
gees is lust what you are seeking! Something
simple and practical-a little apron! depart
ment versatile enough for every taste.
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Silk.Covered Com.
forts, $40

A charming gift for her
bedroom. You'll like the
standings of rose, blue, gold
and hello. In plain silk or
satin. Sl8. Others to $37.50.
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Envelope Chemises

Exquisite crepe d c
chine, pastel thread en-
broidered, rose b u
trimmed with heaps OF
snowy lace. 36 to A.
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Rayon Fabrics, 38c yd.

All the new and popular
shades are featured in this
good quality 36-inch rayon.
Nice for slips, informal dresses
and window drapes.
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Philippine Gowns, So
OF the finest lingerie
cloth; every stitch hand
sewn. Hand embroidered
and scalloped, too. Dainty
as can be. Sizes 10, II.
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A whole list OF soft pastel shades tor
lineerie-and smart dress colors to
choose from. All beautiful grades.
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Soc to $500 Scarfs
u Off
Many different kinds OF
scarfs-irom plain linen to
fine lace trimmed scarts.
Some beautiful gifts i'll the
lot.
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Uniforms, ~

Practical. we'll tailored
maids uniforms in almost
any desired shade.
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Lingerie Fabrics, 3oc
A whole table of pretty lin
gerie fabrics such as silk and
cotton mixtures, in the newest
novelty patterns. Lots OF
dainty shades. Regularly soc
and 6oc.
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Down.Filled Com.
forts, SIS

Filled with soft, warm
fluffy down, these comforts
are richly bordered and
backed with plain colors.
OK feet. Others to $3.50.
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Tea Aprons, 59c to IS

Dainty little things of mus
lin, fine organdy and lace.
Embroidered and tucked.
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Corduroy Robes, s.

Warm, practical corduroy
and Beacon bath robes in lots
of attractive shades.
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House Dresses
81 and S.

Many different styles.
Long and short sleeves. many
pretty colors.
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Rayon Bed Sets
S7.05

8lxo0 lustrous, with sep
erate bolster piece. Pretty
and good quality. Rose,
blue, gold, hello, gold and
white. Twin-bed sizes, too.
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North Star Blankets
$3.50

The true aristocrats OF
blanketdom. North Star
blankets, form a most prac-
teal gift. All styles and
colors; twin-bed and dou-
ble-bed sizes. $3.50 up.
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Outing Flannel, 14c

36-inch fancy striped, extra
fine quality. Good for the
children's night wear.
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6oc Round Doilies, 6-in. size IS
$1.25 Round Doilies, $1.25 size -. 90
500 Round Doilies, l2-inch size :. s
$3.50 Centerpieces, l8-inch size. ST.
500 Centerpieces, N-inch size. SIS
$1,000 Round Cloths, 30-ir. size -. 8
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4O>inch 1898 Crepe>Back Satin

The material in which the seasons snartest frocks are
of Parshs CLOTH whose either side can be used atract
ors-dark shades for and lovely evening colors
exquisite gift lingerie, as we'll!
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22
INDOOR BASEBALL AT
 s. \. [. GYM TONIGHT

Last Mondays Gateway published names of the baseball players that were to play in the game that even ing, and also announced that the re- maining players were to figure in Thursdays game. The Thursday crowd, failing to show up, are re- q1ested to be on hand at D. m. to- night. The following please take no- tice: Shellhorn, Valade, McEwan, Mclaughlin, Andresen, Paulsteiner, Fucker and Lee, who are to play the Service team headed by It. Jones.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22
SIX COAL CARRIERS
 IN DISTRESS; LAKES
FREIGHTERS FEARED LOST IN BIG STORM RAGING ON
 GREAT LAKES

MILWAUKEE, Nov. P. (P)-six coal carrying freighters, feared to be distressed in the storm which has been raging on the Great Lakes, ar rived in port last night. Anxiety is still felt for the Crushell Hubbard, a ninety-fve hundred ton ore boat which has not been heard from since it passed through the locks Wednes- day noon.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22
FOUR MEN KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22. (P- Four men were killed, two others ser iously injured in an explosion at Her. cules Powder plant across the bay yes terday afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22
STORMS VISIT FRANCE

PARIS, Nov. 22. (R-violent storms have swept central and southern grounds and golf course have been flooded.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22
PERHAPS TT TWAS

A local radio fan, in the neighbor- hood of Lodge Canyon, Seward, re- ports having heard the vocal duet last night "Pd Climb The Highest Noun tain If I Thought I'd Find You There," and declared 1t to be the voices of Doc" Roberts and Iro Dyer chanting to the sheep in Skilak Lake vicinity
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22
ALMA RUBENS RECOVERING

LOS ANGELES, Nov. P. (P)-Alma Rubens, film actress was reported re- covering in a hospital here today af- ter an operation for appendicitis, per formed yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22

R. B. Hamysel, Seattle clothing salesman is a business visitor in Sew ard Mr. Hamysel represents the House of Irving.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22

Florence Sullivan, who has been working in the Interior during the last summer, entered the employ of the Seward Steam laundry on Satur- day.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-22

MT. and Mrs. H. A. Anderson and son were weekend visitors in the city from Moose Pass. They returned home this morning.