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Children's Coats For
The "kiddies" coats as usual beai
ed by the "grown ups," long stright
ular this fall. Some coats are cut ir
pleats or having panel backs and frc
The large and rpedium size collars
high about the neck in cold weathe
a smart finishing touch while belts a:
High waisted effects will be very poj
$1.00
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OUR NEW "SOLDIERS OF FR
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The President Is envious of the. York Globe, and
chosen men, picked by the selective ton ,ed- the me
~ . w - . , Grant and Lee,
L*?' wl"> "? to lh* them In the then
armed might of the United States And thlB journal
in its conflict with the great mllltar- "as their forefatl
istlc autocracy of William II. "I selves, ao none n
should like, to be with them," he boys of our day
true to the Ideal i
said In a special mesage, "on the ltj| flaj? ? ^yejc
field and In the trenches where the th(j natlon.g ^
real and final battle for-the Indepen- Prpg,dent WJlgon
dence of the United States is to-be _
the following mes
fought." And he calls them "soldiers
of fredom." Their entrance THE WHITE HC
into service was marked by parades To the soldiers o
In many cities, not the least of Army:
which was led by the President, the "You are under
Cabinet, and members of the Pen- ty. The heart ol
, ate and House In Washington. We try is with you.
^ honor those men as they are ready you do will be
to leave for the front, observes the deepest solicitude
8t. Louis Olobe Democrat,, "not who are near and
more for what they may be or what by the whole na
the war may make them than for this great war drt
what we know them to be now." makes us all comi
They are the neuclus of our third as all true Ante
citizen army and have a high tra- selves to be whei
dition to live up to, says the New good our natlot
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THE LANCASTER NEWS FRID
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uelously Beautiful are the
fere in Originations Fasc
in the response accorded our formal pre
mous approval of the modes which we i
iy be some who have not yet enjoyed th
utiful garments. A visit now will quie
roughly every moment you spend here c
men's New Fall Coats
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iple lines and their rich fabrics makes
lile their trimmings, unique cuff and col=?
and belted effects gives them a unique
Many of them have pockets, oliers feammings.
seeking the latest in new coats will find
ppealing models from our showing made
jroadcloths, serges, gabardines, and pile
11 consistently low priced.
$5.00 to $50.00.
Fall and Early Winter
r a close resemblance to the styles adopt"
lined coats for example willbe very popi
two sections, the lower section showing
mts with pleated sides.
are so arranged that thev can be worn 1
-?w _ _ Of -w ?? **
r. Novelty cuffs or odd cut sleeves give
re also featured to considerable extent.
>ular.
to $7.50.
ZWPIE TWINS SHOE.
d's supremacy in Children's Footwear,
on the proper last for the youngster's growing
rl white.
Priced $2.50 to $4.50.
lowing you the superior qualities over all others
Given Free With Every Pair of Kewpie
Thc eyes ?f a11 the world wil1 be up. | the
M^LdUxJlJR on you, because you are In some degi
special sense the soldiers of free- to i
the men Washing- dom. ocra
n that followed "Let It be your pride, therefoTe, hur<
"Walked before to show all men everywhere not c,aa
ight of all of us." only what good soldiers you are., but mor
assures us that also what good men you are, keep- ?ur
hers bore them- ing yourselves straight and fit in we
?ay doubt will the everything and pure and clean our
' bear themselves, through and through. Let us set
of our country and for ourselves a standard so high that terli
omlng them into it will be a glory to live up to it and
ce on September 3 then let us live up to it and add a
addressed to them new laurel to the crown of America. roar
sage: "My affectionate confidence goes betw
lUSK, Washington. with you ,n every battle aml every JmP
if the National teat' ?od keep and *u,de you! >aug
"Woodrow Wilson." dem
ihof
taking n great du- The Hrooklyn Ragle and other
r the whole coun- Journals are Impressed with the
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Kverything that President's phrase In calling the nawatched
with the tlonal army "in some special sense
not only by those the soldiers of freedom." He does
I dear to you, but not intend that the conscript shall
tlon besides. For he exalted at the expense of the reg_ ,)(> n
iws us all together ular army of the National Guard, "t
rades and brothers his journal goes on to say, but means forrr
ricans felt them- that while opportunity for service tocri
1 we first made In the cause of freedom is common arou
tal independence, to all alike, conscript of volunteers, forir
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AY, SEPT. 21, 1917.
rtment St
thop After All.
ING \
Modes for Fall?Di
inatingly Novel and
mentation of the new fashions
ire so comprehensively featurin;
is showing. Therefore, we rem
t all doubts you may have entei
luring this noteworthy event.
The Fall \ogu
In Women's Dr
Common sense with pleasing ta:
to a rare degree by the most popula
new fall dresses for women. For
and evening wear the popular str;
otto will dominate.
Variety is given the new gown*
many forms of drapery which are
the straight line of the silhouette
New pleasing effects, panel drap
lars and set in sleeve?but we eoul
you all?you must come and see 1
prooiato the exquisite taste and eh;
possess. Note these most reasonal
$6.50 to $35j
fL Early Sh
<Tn troducing mai
feets that every woi
der silhouette is th
"cuff" or turned uj
Many show large s]
Priced
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feet. No tacks or nails to '
Twins Shoes.
conscript embodies in a peculiar enter upon wa
ree the resolution of the country for ourselves ti
make war for humanity as de- in territory or
icy should make It, imposing the fighting for e
ien of military duty upon all play, for the fu
ses alike, and creating an army national agreei
>' t h ornilff hi V rAnrHUHIIollva nf ail nhoo.u.tlnn
citizenship than any other army humanity and
ever had. Germany laughs at Prusslanism hn
military enterprises, though ad- mailed flat."
ing our man-power in raw ma- as evidence
il and our gr ?at wealth. The Ba- growth of this
reminds us, but the power to we read in the
e both effective before the sub- New York Trib
ine can destroy communication United States w
een our Allies an ourselves is many only five
hatlcally denied. Germany tions's army <
hed at th emilltary enterprise of men called Re
ocratic France, and predicted the men choaei
Paris would he captured and Draft go to jo
da ruinously beaten before the already more i
ens armies of England could and when all
the field, but today the citizen men shall hav<
les of the Hritlsh democracy tTint will he as
ght the German armies at every ments can reci
t, for? | ing. the United
. 350,000 men u
Vn aroused democracy is more , A. v,
? A1_ of the Navy,
tidable In the field than any au-|
\cy can possibly be. And an Not a few
sed democracy becomes doubly gratification th*
ildable when, as in our' <'as?i Select!
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for fall. Throngs of pleased
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ew this invitation. Come, accept
-tained regarding fall styles, and
esses
sti? are combined
r designers in the
street, afternoon
night line silhouis
still retained.
erics, choker col- I wfQtflSllia
dn't begin to tell
hem to fully apinn
these dresses t
tie nricos t?w>
00. -p * II
owing of Fall Skirts
ly interesting novelties and new ef- jji
nan will delight in. The narrow, slen- | i
e noticeable feature of all and the j j
> hem is used in many variations. '
mart pockets and yokes. j \
$2.50 to $10.00.
r without demanding as the Chicago Herald puts it, 1?
aaterial compensation not the well-known marshal's baton
indemnities. We are in his knapsack, at least possibility
qual rights, for fair of gaining shoulder-straps." All
ture sanctity of inter- that Is needed to put him in line is
nents, for the assur- the exhibition of ability and a wllof
all those rules of | lingness to work hard. This wise
civilization whfch policy, in the view of The Herald,
? ornooKo^ I. - I ~ 1 ?
",iu wxira encouragement to the
young recruit and will also "emof
the astonishing Phasize the democratic character of
democracy's army. *b enew national army in which onnews
columns of the 'y ability, character, and experience
une that when the are *? count." Washington dissent
to war with Ger-jPatches Inform us that enlisted men
months ago. the na-| ?' *he National Guard and tHe regu*onsisted
of 110,ft00|'ar army will also have every opgulars.
The first of|Portun'ty to fit themselves for comt
by the Selective missions. The government will take
in an army wihch is no more officers or officer candidates
than 700,000 strong.' 'rn|n civil life after the training of
the drafted 625,000 the second series of officers' camps
> been called, and bas been _ completed. it has virtu,
i fast as the canton. a"V been decided to establish an ofeive
thorn for train- Peers' school at each of the divisionStates
will have 1,- a' training camps, we are told, and
nder arms, exclusive men from the ranks who show special
qualifications will be sent to
. . ,.w these schools. With the staffs of
journals note with' , _
... . , , French and British officers of firing
it the man taken an-;
ve Draft will carry,: (Continued on Pago ?.)
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