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most authoritatively styled garments which it is possible to
“We want ,every man and young man to understand thoroughly that “Ben-
lamin" Clothes. either for business or dress wear, are moderately priced. They
are also of a distinctive design and contain materials of exceptional worth.
ill It is not difficult to interest careful dressing men in “BENJAMIN
CLOTHES." Everywhere in this country they are knoWn as the
obtain.
Price Range for Suits and Overcoais, i15.00 t0
I2§.00
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FRIDAY. APRIL 39,1910
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I‘W‘eiidirerti‘ it: | Bridgeport Advertisement-
The e. M. ‘ Read Co
in the corner window at Main fell and l'aiifield Ave
is shown a Dining,r Ronni Suite of marked beauty and dis-«
tinetion. it belongs to the William and Mary period and
the genius of the eral'teman who designed the Suite is un-
questioned The delitnte carving the careful filiish and
the faithful coming, all combine to emphasize the umk
ol an artist.
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. Ten pieces of magnificent solid Mahogany.
$592. 25 special
Tlie Special P. N. Corset
A $2.00 Model for $1.00.
The Siiit‘ opened today. This graceful Corsetis of late
design. with hose supporters attached in front and on sides.
(inly through this sale can the Corset be had for $1.00.
A . Black Silk Petticoat
How long doesgt lilaek Silk Petticoat wear? It is not
n questiyn of price altogether. and there are women who am '
nouuee lirmly that they would rather have two live dollar
III-ltimnls than one for ten dollars. Hardly a person is wise
enough to guess at the life of a piece of black taffeta. We
believe that we have the most satisfactory stock of Black
Silk Petticoats to be gathered from any market.
Prices begin at $3.50. This is a line skirt. and the wear
ing of it has been demonstrated. The under llounee and dust
rnii‘le are of black cotton; this adds to the durability of the
skirt. .
The next brice is $3.98, and this is an attractive skirt
uilli a graceful tlounee. \\'omen have spoken well of it.
Then for $5.00. We pride ourselves on the $5.00 Silk
Petticoats. 'l‘hel'e are four different styles.
From $5.00 prices run to $5.98. $7.50 and $io.oo.
Second tloor. Cont and Suit Rooms.
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Women‘s All-Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, Ioc, Gior 50c.
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THE ATTRACTiVE PRICES ON THE GOODS INCLUDED iN OUR
MONTH- END SALE CONTiNUE THE REST OF THE .
WEEK WE ANNOUNCE ADDITIONAL ”EMS AE
SATURDAY’S SPECIALS
A FQRTUNATE PURCHASE 0‘ 1
Finite Wash Silk at 250
Regular Price 390. Popular Shades.
‘ . HOSIERY
iiilllSth HOSE at .............................. . .............. 15c
Seconds 01'2" ol.‘ I'annI
BOYS’ HOSE .................................................. 17c
Seconds. " .Ic vultu-
tllltlh“ HOSE .............................................. 15c
Seconds. the value.
Thom Set-onus true In) nearly perfect that you will hardly find the
reithon they are so merited. .
DAliN-NU-Mmili MEN'S HALF HOSE nt ........................ 15c
Mne‘u Under Value
OTHER IA‘HGMN ”EMS.
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84 Wishinktiiii St, South Ndiwflk _
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