'Qents’ Half Hose.
10¢.
neat: Fancy Socks.‘
:80. Value 250.
Children' 5 Mill Ends.
:70. Value 25c.
Black Silk Hose.
‘_ 35¢. Value 500.
White Silk Hose.
‘ 35c. Value 50c.
a pairs 15c. Value toe.
Regular Price 150.
Staple cottons at less than
market prices.
Pillow Cases 36 x 45‘.
”9:. Value 12 1-20. ‘
Pillow Cm 36 x 45.
no. Value 14c.
Pillow Cased Hemetitched.
tea-ac. Value :30. ‘ .'
' Bleached Sheets 72 x 90.
350. Value 45c.
«BleachedrSheetoinxgo.
40¢. Value soc.
Bleached Sheets 68 .x 90.
, 50c. Value 600.
Bleached Sheets 81 x 90.
600. Value 70c.
‘ Joan. Reba.
w... Goods
'33:. Value 560.
Children's Union Suits. .
‘“ . 180. Regular price 250.
Chiltiren's Union Suite.
; 350. Regular price soc.
' Children's Ribbed Garments._
18c. Regular price 256. ‘
3- Ladies' Shaped Vests.
Ladies‘ Medium Weight.
’ - 35c. Regular price 50c.
Black Silk Hose.
74C. V311“ $150.0- Standard Skirting Prints.
White Silk Hose. ‘ 5c. Value 7c. 9
74°' Value $“°°‘ Staple Apron Gingham:
6c. Value 8c.
Underwear Spring 1...... cinema.
9:. Value 1'.- t-ac.
Striped Seersucker.
9:. Value is x-ac.
Best 36inch Percalee.
x0e. Value in Me.
Printed Madras.
12 I 2c; Value 160.
English Long Cloeh.‘
98¢ a pieoe. Value Sr. 25.
Avon Suitings.
a’ Sohool Plaids.
‘ i'Oolored Soisette.
:70. Value 250.
Aetna Pongee.
15c. Value :50.
Dress Goods
Value to :70.
15c. Values to 250.
n r-zc. Value 17::
Remnant Wash Silks.
Savings‘in Towels
Huck Towels 14 x 28.
Sale Price 30.
Buck Towels 15 x on.
Sale Price ‘0 for x50.
Huck Towels 19 x 43. ‘
Extra large.- uc. -
Damask Tennis, :8 x 36.
Splendid value. uc. ,
Better Goods at Sale Prices.
— Turkish Towels.
Cotton Filled.
“M‘ilh”
» $2.50.
‘At Sale Prices.
Comfortables
S! 69.. Value $2. 00.
gluilts.
, alue 33-50.
Sample Corniortables.
14 by 34- 9e-
no by 35. a for 25¢.
18- by 36.160.
25 by 48. 19c.
Counterpanes
690. Value 89:.
on. Value $1.00.
mg. Value $1 50.
Flannelette' Kimonos.
Mast: Value 590.
Flannelette Kimonos-
49c. Value 750.
Flannelette Klnwnos.
‘ zdc. .. Valuefilfiw'
74o. Value $r.0o.
Long Kimonos.
‘ 98¢. yarns-$1.49.
Long Kimonos.
$1. 50. Value $2. 49.
98c. Value $1.59.
Blank“ Robes.
$2.00. Value $2.98.
Blanket Robes.)
. $2.50. Value 83.98. \
House Dresses
' House Dresses.
, 2.79%. .jlitlteiti-oe.
House Dresses. .
98c. Value $1.49.
LonévKinionos, '
“x,
L
Child’s Nighties.
3,80. Value 35c.
Child‘s Nightieo.
35:. Value 500.
Child's Gowns. ‘
35:. Value 50c.
Ladies‘ Gowns.
740. Value $1.00.
Gento’ Night Robes.
74c. Value 81.09.
Ladies‘ Skirts.
_ 35c. Value 500.
Flannelette Garments
Me
49:. Regular Price 75o.
Embroidered Bottom. .
Bed Blankets
White Blankets
64c. Value 890.
White Blankets.
74c. Value 81.00.
Sample Blankets.
At Sale Prices.
Ladies’ Black Skirts
aw
Childrens Sets. . 8’ 1““
CM“. Hflf‘me
t~ ».
5 Rain Coats
Ladle: Print Wants.
.38: “Value 590.
Ladies' White Waists.
soc.” Value 51.00. ' .
Ladies‘ White Waists.
750. Values to $1.49 ‘ :1
9
none.
’Wool Fibre 9 (any :5
$7.50. Value $10.00. ‘
Tapestry 9 it. by it it. 7
$9.50. Value $12.50
it.
Tapestry 9 it. by 12 it;
Axminster 9 it by no it.
$18.50; ’Value $22.50.
Axminster 9 ft. by 12 it.
Sansfioq Value $05.00.
Fibre Carpets.
Short Lengths Oil Cloths.
At Sale Price.
Short lengths Linoleum
, At Sale Price.
4
A.
SPECIAL ITEMS FROM DAYETO DAY , A.
DICKE
84 Washington Street
Telephone 448 South W- Conn. ‘ . I
We Give 883 Green Trading Stamps ' ‘
$3.98. Value 35.00. . ‘V
" $7.50. Volue $80.09.
$8.50. Value Sm. so. 7.:
Ladies’ Shirt Wants? .9
Better grades at similar reduce:
Tapestry 9 ft. ‘by m it. fl .‘
812.00.~ Value $15-09; - _ a. 1‘
$13.50. Value $17.50: 8
use. Value 350. f.
know the 9% quantity and dual yj
‘ "Dmilcally any food product thntfi
‘ 9 uses need only consult the nln‘a-
“until when of the dairy 'and food ‘
Wiener. 1dr» the two your. end-
the information she wishes. ,
9 The report consists largely oi ables,
9th“ the weights or 1008 products
: sold in maltose fol‘lit and the results;
Slot analysis or such promote as milk,
vinegar. turhentlnewuparently "a. ’
mind" or the normed or this report ‘
Wee drinks. and confection .
nmisherntore' the products are
f..déslsnato‘d by their names, and, in
the case, of milk and butter the names
of the producers and dealers are given.
I In regard to the inspection of dam ‘
ion. the report readm- ,, :1
Under Chapter 137 of Publlo Acts a: ,
1907 .33 amended by Chapter 189 or
lpumrcncn or 1911, the .Department '
. . has examined 5366 dairies, or places
jwhere cattle. dairy stock, or other do“
{main animals m kept within this _
E state. tor the purpose of ascertaining
whether any lnsanitary conditions ex-
is! Whidh would be liable to affect the ;
product of such farm or, dairy. 748 oi”
no. places were round so be in such:
- 31in lns'anltni‘y condition that the decor!
. .pauts were notified to remdve or abate i
lthose lnsanltury conditions within the'
' inext thirty dare, or the sale 01' any
product of such duh-y or place would
“be prohibited. and after said thirty
days had expired and a second inspec-
itlon had been mode there were found
twenty who had refused or neg-e
alected to c'om-ply with the Order to
clean up, and the sale or any milk pro-
ducts ms prohibited until such time
as they had fully complied with the.
'prev-loue order. or this number only!
one had to be prosecuted for selling;
his product.
‘ Twenta‘r-two samples of print butter
'. were examined by the commissioner's
inspector and the product of three
manufacturers. the Torrinmon Cream-
. cry. the Yorkshire Creamery Company
and Morris a Co was found to be
. short weight. In it number of cases.
what was sold on butter proved on
_ tine case. renovated butter sailed
Wonder false colors.
Sixteen pages of the report are do-
vvoted to I. teble showing the rdsxdta
I of unable! or enmples of milk bought.
“of dealers in all parts of the state.
i The specific gravity, the total solids.
(the amount of fate, and of serum l8
ishown. ' together with a statement as ‘
,to whether the milk was passed or
was round to be watered. Pitt) never: '
dollars were round to be selling water-i
‘ ed milk. and one ddded insult to
injury by watering skimmed milk. The 9‘
1:!
good allowing. in only one case has: 1 -
cotton seed all round in what was: ,.
told an olive 011..
More than too prosecutions were it
made. many of which have mum in ii
om W from 91 to us bolus, y,
‘ levied. limitations. which often times " ~
' exceeded Miami or m m The
expense! "09m mm and hi! dew
tin; who; “levies ml... to
880.890 5. 33806.1“ received 16;
‘W duo ‘ ' , .‘ _
W120”? PATENTS.
the {film were leaned Mm.
aryill.‘ letdown finished from ot-
, doe at
v ,mu.;nndmon
:trol. Mn air-comp mm Burden
, Loo autumn.
um would It!!!“ twitch;
o... Wilhelm Ia
“tax mum 30, um toned: in]
R
.. , , . once Styles in Summer Silks (.repe
do .9 lnnes. Channeuse. Cashmere do Sole,
Foulards and MeSSa'ines
,h’liost alluring is the array of Silks for i913. Familiar
and well known silks seem'to have disappeared.
names are lrere, but oh, how their faces
.- and how lovely they have qroo it.
Their
have changed,
Showerproof Foulard, that {at orite of live! ywomnu
for 3 ~ “'"runabout summer gown,
wear anywhere.
mon wear; ‘
It is good enough to
It is alike suitable for. dresssup or com
W‘ater does not spot it and
9
nothing spoils
it. "To mill audio meeting,” is the honicly old phrase. ~
that elm beiapplicd‘ to In Foulard ngn.
The variety of
Cheney Foulards is beyond any that we have carried in
any previous. seasons.
In plain grounds, navy,
Copenhagen,
loaf
brown,
raisin. plum, reseda, and every shade \vith mulli colored
geometrical designs squares, diamonds. circles, etc. $2.00
a )ard, 44 inches wide.
A second line of Foulards in hundreds of designs and .1
colorings,
75 cts. a yard, .23 inches \xirlc
Dolly Madison Punjabs.
the silks are as pretty as their colonial namesake.
Pretty name is it not? And
In
smallwincliecjrs.Yvery soft and lustrous, with a plentiful
sprinkling of small florets and rosebuds inc contrasting
colors.
$1.50 a yard. 26 inches wide.
‘Crepe Meteor, beyond all others the Queen of Silks.
cquisitcly supple and clinging, with a semi—satin sur-
other
face. in Nell rose, dark amber. péachblow, and
shades. £0.00 a yard, 54 inches, quite wide.
-With the above are the various lines of Charmeuse.
Measaline, Crepe de Chine, Cashmere dc Sole, Bulgar-
ions and, two lines of Wash Silks.
lonelydls to be oleomarxarlne and mi
‘
carom,w.,.mvr
Kimonos, Dressing Sacques and
...-Bath Robes... “
The cold weather of the past few days hon turned the thought of ,
women to the necessary and desirable nominees for
Our Mock embraces an excellent collection 0! iuodols in correct’
The prices are radically reduced in crdor to elude
out the garments and make room Ior spring merchandise.
WOVEN’B BLANKET BATH liOBlllS-nli‘lornl
dork enacts; regular price 84. 50, at ..................... 82.843
MISSES‘ BATH ROBES-w Mode on hemy wool elderdown, finished
frogs;
wounx's LONG muososmunae of eaoollent quality llaumeletto.
in a, variety of pretty dolls” and violations.
1“ models to choose tram; regular price hall 93. Now ......
winter materials.
ulth sailor collar, pocket and
Now
..... l....--.. u..-... ..-.
These are just a law sample items.
u' and qualms» at similar reductions. 011qu while the assortment to ‘i
‘ large“.
, entoinmc eon— . .
, What. llutflueter. jar tat:
Lorne wear. I
patterns, light
regular price 33. 7x7». .,
02-69
An assortment f
We have hovers: other styles l6
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