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Libertyville Independent, 29 Jan 1925, p. 11

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Animal's --Jair. ° YERTICAL YERTICAL °* s so much more {un. §8. Also." _ | . The statement that it you place & ~*.| horsehair in a puddie of water it will --~ . turn into a snake is ridiculous on the '_| face of At, thitrugh apparéntly many .: | people stif believe it. It should be easy to denionstrate with a horsebair. ~* | The fact that a hair or similar object placed in water has a tendency to -- | wriggle and twist like a live object has Answers to Last Weeks HMHcme -- ownership : inspires self--fe spect in individua's, which, in turm, stimulates fn others respect for them --makes of them better men and wom--. én, better American citizens, better husbands angd wives, better parents. It gives thom a standing and an in-- fuence in a community second only to the inflwence exercised by intellectual and moral character.--Exchange. given rise to--this superstition Of the Same Family The "timber" wolf is one-- found in the northeastern part of the United States, while the "loafer" wolf inhab-- Its regions in the vicinity of Arizong. These may be regarded as the sAme type, the only difference being in the terms' applied {o theth:in various parts '6f the country. & M 'Spanish Note -- _ 'To _This Home Inspires Confidence Horsehairs and Snakes «y¥ Puzrtie No. 1 Puzzle No. 2 Puztle No. 3 Purzle No. 4 4~ asl¥le wnt gelf--1e-- Tmported English broad-- cloth . Overblouses. Also golored volle Overblouses. Neatly finished. Made of silk striped and brocaded materials; also of heavy laces. 75¢ value. Oft: wool Coatings with plaid lining and interlined. Large pockets and belt. Mainish tailored. Children's "Uskide'"' sSHOES enuine Broadcloth OVvERBLOUSES Blucher style; moccasin toe;--everwear sole; spring rubber heel.: Sizés 84 to * $2.48 Pair A Store U ) Prevails. "The Bost Stove » O the Novth Shove BRASSIERES Very Special 49e Semi -- porcelain Dinner sets with two .line gold décoration. Service of six. _ Made. of Chamoisette. Wrist strap styles. Broken golor . assortments. Reg-- ular $2.00 . value. $1.35 pair. Women's Gauntlet GLOVES OVERCOATS (Second Floor) 43 piece Sets of DINNERWARE $6.69 (Second Floor) $1.69 (Second Floor) $7.98 (First Floor) (Third Fidor) $1.35 JANUARY CLEARANCE (First Floor) Knit of plain and brushed wool yarns. The values are very unusual because of a special purchase. Choice of several colors, trimmed with wide satin ribbon. -- Women's Blip--over SWEATERS For Sport Bkirts, New spring _ plaids, _ 36--inches wide. A wonderful value. 98¢ yard. New styles. Slippers of patent, suede and satin. 2 and 3 cyelet tio Oxfords in light tan calf. Cuban and Tow heels. fls Popular '"Gloria Bwanson" Polk -- HATS Womenr's: New FOOT'WEAB $5.69 * Save from 10% to 50% in Our 10% inch Alu minum Griddle. Wear Ever make. Requlres MO gréase,. -- Special Women's Flannelette NIGHT GowNns8 Brighton--Carisbad . make. High colors, floral patterns and stripes $3.00 value. $2.00 All Silk EPONGE (Second Floor) Men's Flannellette _ PAJAMAS / $1.98 (Second Floor) $2.95 (First Floor) (First Floor) 98c GRIDDLE pleco Pajam#s Shits (Third Floor) $1.35 (Second Floor) $1.95 $1.98 Women's and Misses' DRESSES Of fine wool fabrics and silks in new spring shades. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 52. Oof shadow mnrqu_lutte wish ruffles and tie backs in pink or blue. Choice of--ten new shades Splendid for dresses, linings etc. §6 inches wide. »* 45x36 inch Pillow Case. Full, bleached. Empire brand. Made of heavyy mus+ lin. £ of 36--inch Brocaded 59c Value * PILLOW CASES Each CaANTON . $1.98 $1.149 * Entire stock. Choice of several styles. All sizes. Highly polished Cedar and Matting covered chest. (Second ¥Floor) CURTAINS Boyy Ovorconat3 AR0 q,F!S WiIhter Coats Sigés to 10 (Second Floor) (Second Floor) w Aevasautoce--qpenizes m)-- Reduce Boys' ard Girls' GOATS (First Floor) $15 (First Floor) 9D¢ $3.98 d 20% Fur trimmed -- and -- silk lined Coats of suede and pile fabrics,. Values to $60. Coney and Sealine Coats with large Australian Opos-- sum ' collar. Reduced to clear at only $49.75. 9 inclh heavy Alumiaum fry pan. Famous Wear : Ever make. Special. FUR COATsS $34.75 Cearance of COATS $49.75 (Second Floor) (Second Floor) Prioted Scarfg in c *' 39¢ _ O95¢ P"lemg' cb pbogadirt C+ These Values. _ | xi tA $§1x90 Crepe Spread with bolster.. Choice -- of rose or lavender. $6.50 ue. Crepe Bolster and SPREAD SET -- Fine -- quali bed Sheets. I Tornm size 81x' Light fleece elhow sleeve, Unionsuits. extra . sizes. 81x90 § ~ ~ $3.98 (First Floor) $1. (First (First 0§ $]

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