Without , paying
more for your daily purchases.
such as soap, baking poo-deaco-
lcoa. matches. starch. crackers.
salad dressing, chocolate. silver
polish,jellypowder.cleanser.tal.
one . cent
secure a pre
‘cum powder. hand-
kerchiel‘s. etc. you
can get HAMIL-
TON COUPONS.
Ilt is'only neces-
sary to_z_i_§_l_< your.
dealer for Hamil~
ton Coupon goods
“and take no others. .,
u—w—w nun—mm
Hamiltorié Cou-
pon goods are guar-
rt
price of his ”goods.
,anteed» by us-éboth . '. ‘" p ‘ “ p
as to Joe and qualityfand the with her.
,Hamiltotr Coupon inclosed. in her house
each package representsa liberal with his cigars. tobaccos. and
discount, giVen to you by the even the‘kiddiescontribute their
manufacturer on‘the purchase share, for the r can obtain them
with candy. 0 ewinggum. etc.
oorrr DELAY! Take Alva-cage it Once of ms Dotti-Dale, Co-
Operative Profit-Sharing Plan and Reduce the Coat of Liv' :'
’ ht .» met of this age. Mail it to us at once with,
' ‘rname‘ynnd'eddresn. Wt: willfien yohoTWENl‘Y~ ‘IVE Complimentnry-‘Hnrnilton
lion-pans initial-t yourcollection: in iihrn‘trntod (intalogue
list of goods with which Hamilton Coupons are packed—
24.s,w. 45o. st; Till; humor CORPORATION ”NEW YORK
Tear OE thirmu PON in the lower
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THE MILLIONS
of Trading Stamp Collectors
Mary Exchange Their“
HAMILTON COUPONS ,
at the .333" Green
Stamp Premium Parlors.
or at the redemption
stamens of other respon-
sible Trading Stump
co n c c r no for, either.
Stamps or Premiums. .
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TD“
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Fi‘fs’TP’EEKsU R E?”
8he——Which part of the show do you
enjoy most?
lie—Going out between the hots.—
“II can tell when a man's in love
with me." ‘
A With the Worm weather comes the need for Light Fabricl. We
invite your attention to our stack.
WASH POPLIN.
25c.
PRINTED Fou‘LAnosi
. At 12 Me. Patterns .lcopied
from Silk Foo-lords. ‘
PRONle LAwns.
At 12 1-20. Attroctivo patterns.
Standard colors.
NATURAL LINENS. -
200 to 85c. Cool. durable.
’ err: oooos.
' ornipzonlortas. .
At 25c. pom Ma. 100 um. various rubrics.
”acorns. L Farrow: LAWN. .
25o. White and colora.‘
I are. 401m. special.
A2; Dickerman 81 Son
; 84 Washingtoo‘SnIeeu South Normilr * Thane 446
‘ fl We give SH! Green Tradingstninpo
. ‘kNEW SOMETHING aETTEn.““”‘i"
“And l can tell when a man isn'tl
1”“
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p»
are packed with almost every-
thing;r used in your home, in-
cluding articles for your toilet.
'By savingthem you can quickly
mium of substantial
value, such as cut
glass. china, silver-
ware, draperies,
rugs. ‘ .
tures, carpet sweep- .
ers, umbrellas, ”
watches, clocks.
jewelry, etc. '
Every mem
the family can con- ,, .
tribute to the col- . , ,
lection of coupons; ‘
, Mother - gets the
roceries and needs of
old; fathér' gets them
of Premium and ”n no late
all FREE-aim the l 'oupon.
lamps, pic
her of
.. Coupon, .
when ,boan‘n . ,
your union on ‘
Address—4t mulled
tnun within Tan DI”
tram date—will hrin
you ‘I‘WENTY-FIV
complimentary Coupons:
in illustrated Catalogue o
Pmniums: and A com letc lint
of 3 lit with which Inmllton
Coupon are packed. ALL FREE.
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FLAG DAY AND THE suits AND:
OTRI'PEsi a
(By Prof. Albert Sorteul.) l
1
One tact surprises me very often in
this heautitul country. I hear every-
where?” patriotic Americana continually 2
ireterring to "Old Glory." That is very
’woll, but on all ocaalonn when the
American emblem ought to be display-
ed it in conspicuous only by it: ni.
most complete absence} Look at the
as Memorial day, Ping day. Fourth of
July. Wanhington'a Birthday. Lin~
coln's Birthday, etc., and note haw
many flags are seen. You will be
surprised at their small nmnber.
How in that? Are they not the glow
loua colors of Yorktown. Gettysburg
and
soul-stirring events; good to look at
and deserving of rupect? The na-
‘tho honor. the glory of our country.
Kati oil when it passes, please!
To can: A com in one any
Drunim refund money it it min to
cure. n W. “Growl signature in on
ouch box. no. ‘ , .
MR8. ELANNAO‘AN BUED,
Papers have been served in a shit
‘ brought .by City Engineer Harold A...
Parsons against. Mn. any Finnnuan, ,' _
of 311m street. In one mum Mo -’ ‘ ‘
owner! that the demo-iii; violgntly ‘.
underarm W omit. om
TM! nmwmar‘nngto the corn-
pi‘nint, "it mm and Hill “not: on
timer The” ointntiif'ollhnn "8 door-
Iw.-—8tnnrtord [Alumni ‘
windows and flag stalls on such do";
l
innumerable other scene- or
new tits in the emblem or the noul, .
thine Lautive Bromo Quinlan '1‘th «
n, mus them-omit 1m! ”hm it. ,
Mums. while Mr. Porno!!! 0r hia our“ ._
plum- were doing glimmering work
an
amateur garden it his wife :0" it
W .. “.4...
l"
"reunion; strata animal] with. T113 'rédd; heel-"mid "the" nSiiE'idog]
seem to he dinning Billy Possum. ”
m.- . .....«.
Clincher pl
(«Michelin Winner'Tub'e‘xmto‘ . p
IN strewn?
”Annualsale.
. ii Afford: an excellent opportunity to mun choice
{i ‘ gift: for the summer bride. “
' oourt by Hm'blim C. Lemienx. Wife
1 5“ incipioturo theatre at Thompaotitriiio’
. ' 'o‘ndlnlodThin own schedule a abort
. "timeout She hlta'hor linbilltiu‘nt
31hr is. till. 132th aluminum
‘ Emir unlit?! 185?.
RAF-air
SENSIBLE AND INEitPENSIVE
1. . . HOUSE DRESSES. 1'"
As warm weather approaches, the woman Wllu
does any, or even the greater portion of her own work,
is looking for comfortable house and morning dresses.
W'oul'd you believe that a v cry ncni onc~piccc frock of
('liambray or Percale can be purchased, ready to wear,
at $1.00, 8:35. $1.50 and $2.00.
That is true. it is simply made. in .1 fashion easy
to launder. yet \vitlinl prettiy and becoming. Often
piped with some color. trimmed with stitched hands.
with pretty lmltons.. a ’low and comfortable Dutch
neck. and with either long or tlirt-c-qmn'icr sleeves,
The Altcrless Dress fits anyone.
For the unusual figure comes the “.-'\licrlcss Dress"
that has a bolt with elastic and this will iii anyone. It
adjusts itself to either stout or thin women Give it an
inspection. $1.50. Suit Rooms, second floor.
WHITE LAWN DRESSES.
For Women. Misses and Juniors.
l:)iillil_\'.lll(i(lcl$ simply trimmed with latte and em—
broidery in rows. high or round. necks. short and three—
quarter sleeves. ‘ ’
Gowns cl
and panels. ~
Misses’ Dresses for ages 13. :5. in, 17 and
For Women. sizes from 34 lo 44.
no.
aliorate with embroidery insertion. bands
18 years.
Prices from $2.50 ‘
Second floor. .
COATS FOR MOTORING.
‘ Plain brown Linen, well made. of. easy style and
well tailored,
$345-
Of Imitation Linen, good in material and coloring,
mm ‘ $2.50-
Coarsc Ramie Linen, vary stylish. with collars and
cults vii tomrasting shadow-«tan; old Hue. brown or
l.Il;u:l<~~~-liig buttons. and fastening well up about Ila
neclx. :i :‘Ii'otcction from dust.
’ $6.75 and $7.75. 3
Second floor. ”
C
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR GRADUATION GIFTS.
The daintiest, most exquisite lltllc trilles of fine. "
lawn. \\lil‘ Swiss embroidery. lace insertion and edge,
just the kind of handkerchief in delight a girlish fancy.
" 98 cts. special.
7-7"
«m .,
Also :1 new and interesting: :issm‘i'ucnt of Luce
trimmed Handkerchiefs,
25. 50 and 75 cts.
Come and look them over.
In v—u
CORSET FITTINGS.
iltc Corset Section
W.
.A
A Lorsciierc is in attendance at
to give linings in the Florltannd J. B. Corsets. Speci-
mensof the different models may he won :n one of the
Main St. windows.
03hr is m. 378mb (immunity.
» vati‘ncnuy‘ u v-'¢«-\‘-‘-~-w¢~.I.\-\‘»_‘\_‘-In\ ‘,‘\“>
‘Ltfhfi’ rm. stun-1,-.- oar-I. ‘ 0.- any”: ‘ ‘1'.-.U,-/'"'
j.
DECORATIVE
” LINENS ‘
;.\ r
\.
1m. good Wines in a splendid assortment of ,
Reminwtce nud’RealCiuny Lace Surf-and Doy-
Jien, Damaskfl‘nbl‘e Sets. Ten Clotha.‘ Tray
‘ Cloths; Napkins and Towels are offered this week.
arWAon‘oroN or. " oourn NORWALK , "
awn-Hugo”-.- ‘-~‘«-\u~_‘~n~-o cxm~¢~¢~c-
«v.4,4 ',-1¥.J U...’.' G of U,‘ -,-i
” ~ e-rmroito ItIzAL esrArz DEA"
. in AWARD!!! $1,100.
In the wit brought by
McGuiM. of Stamford. 8.88.1118. E
mane]; oil Stamford, Judge Burp”
'thenttpori’or court. has found. in do
or McGuire. to recover 51,100.;
charged ‘um the plaintii! “a.
woiviAN A oANkaur‘r.
A mutton in bankruptcy on boon
tiled in the United emu district
of Joseph’umio‘ux. who rain smor-
. ‘ would: “morn influx-rings Molo-
not entered into an agreement
mil .. «tote in rectum. Indigent!
pp Kin-cl “plated Wt.
. ‘ouiramteojro we . 8“
mutant «be her; aa‘a‘ots oi: ”.8082”,
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