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FLIIBIST.
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embroidered back, 5 button,
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3d invoice of Kid Gloves.
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Ladies’ Kid Opera Sli pers 67 0.
Grain Button fie
50 dozen Ladies’ solid color Ingrain Hose, in slates, modes and
blacks. These goods are well worth 31c. per pair; will offer
them on Satm day ‘
1 lot of Ladies’ Silk Mitts, will sell on Saturday for 1211-0. per 7
pair. ,
:1". 1000 yards French Sateen, we will make a special run on these
"goods for 290. Sold everywhere for 37%0. per yard. ’
5 cases Ladies’ Kid Button Boots, at $1.12} worth $1. 75.
Oxford Ties at 85c. worth $1. 25. ,
Children’s Grain, spring heel, at 95c. worth $1. 25.
per pair, worth $1.12.
190.
(I
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Children’s Sohool Shoes, 89c. per pair worth $1 25.
BOSTON STORE.
45 Main St, NerWalk, Ct. .
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1"
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ORIENTAL LAGES
1490 yds. of 4 inch wide Oriental Lace, never hefoi'e said is
than 12%.; our price 5c. per yard. ~
1724 yds. of a Fine Oriental Lace, 3 inches wide, and worth}
20c. per yard will be sold at 100. per yard. ’
CORSET COVERS.
50 dozen fine Cambric Corset Covers, worth 21c.; will be sold
011 Saturday for 90. each.
Examine our Night Robes, Chemise,- llrawers, Corset Covers
and White Skirts at 250. each.
Another Lot of’Gents’ Linen Collars!
2 styles, turn down and round, only 9c. each.
Gents’ Linen Cnh’s, only 12.}c. per pair.
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May 15th., 16th and 17th.
squad to s week-’- .
AT ANY, COST. IT
Bios}.
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one ‘1‘
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use perysr‘d Thesegoods
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mutant-11mm”: yd.
fimbsi'ofysrdssotlinitod .
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side, nnsnte‘d fest color, We
periysrd.
Our 70c. Unblesched 'I‘sble
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SAL-ms
nossr sorrow
Our All Linon Towels. 19x36
inches hr lilo. .
Gents’ Funnel Shirts, our
broidcred sud plan,»
theirsctsslvslse. _
sthslf
The UNHEABD OF VALUES we Ire shoring in
tgeypockets of the comers, sseh one of the next three
HA EN’T A
THE FOLLOWING PRICES PROVE 11'.
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on Cloths» 15 so, Isms , }
50o. pound. Thesouegood
value. «
the shore mentioned.,j. ‘
we would sum for their
benefit tho so will keep open ‘
nominal tulip n1.
Norwalk Chronicler