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FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1914
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTI’SEL
PAGE NINE
reat. Cut Rate Sale.
ON SATURDAY, JULY 11th,1914
Begins the most crushing actual price breaking sale ever attempted among ruponsible established merchants in this part of the country by the Great Clothing and Furnishing Establishment of South Norwalk, Conn. The
1111th Value Giving Store in the supreme business short of its two years
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Having bought for spot cash, one of the greatest stocks OfClothlng, Furnishings, Hats, Caps Shoes, Eta, we will, in honor of our 2nd Anniversary in business, give a cut rate sale to the peaple of this community and surround-
ing country that will ho'd people in amazed wonderment and bring crowds that will make it well nigh impossible to get into the store on the second and following days of the cut price sale.
ace oi 25 to 50 miles will save esrfare many times over by purchasing for months ahead. Rea
great money saving benefits of this extraordinary event that whole families coming ’ out a . ~
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So apparent will be . the
STRAW HATS ~~ $111.50 MEN'S» AND
'1‘. Close out from the store. \ alue $2 00. $2.50 .. YOUNG MEN’S“
11111 00; s11 ial at this sale ................ 79c _
' $3 I . 801118. $5.90.
FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
The greatest value in l'nderwear ever given in
the history of 111cr5l1a111lising. Men‘s Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawem long and short sleeves, double
seated: 3 colors.
KEITH s KQN- ,;
QUEREE ‘ivrAKEf
$4.00 Men’s
CAPS.
5131‘ \value .................................. 250 Mcn’s Buckam‘an
73C \alllt‘ .................................. 39C Clit‘Vlt)! Suits llkl‘ _\'OH
have always bought at
$1,011 \'aluc
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. $12-50. '11... same hand-
some patterns; also in
.00 T k: ..................... 1 ....... $348 _
$5 r1111 ‘ plain blacks. Will cut
$4.00 Trunks ............................. $2.98
$2.03 Suitcases ........................... $1.48 and slash and sell for
............ $5.90
$1.50 Suitcases ............................ 98c
25c Rubber Collars 15c
SHIRTS AT 39 CENTS.
Wnrk Shirts and Dressy 'msiness
Shirts that are a 501‘ value. cut and fit
undo to stand the. strain: all marked :11
31} cents.
:\ lot 111' $1.00 Shirts at ..................... 39¢:
:‘ll $1.00 Shirts at ........................ 891:
All $1.51) Shit-1s at ....................... $1.19
$1.50 Working Trousers, now ................ 95c
$1.75 Dress Trousers, now .................. $1.30
$2.00 Dress Trousers, now ................ $1.50
$2.25 Dress Trousers, now ................ $1.50
$2.50 Dress Trousers. now ................. $1.70
$3.00 Dress Trousers, now ................ $1.90
$4.00 Dress Trousers. now ................ $2.60
$5.00 and $6.00 Dress Trousers, new ........ $3.40
'RAINCOATS.
$7.00 Raincoats ...................... $3.98
$11,110 Rninconls ...................... .. $5.48
,4$111.00 Raincoats ... ..... $5.98
$15.01? Ra'm'coats ................... .. $3.93
_ $17.00 Raincoats ...... ...... .. $10.98
$22.50 Raincoats .......................... $13.98
Look, Read and Wait! Read Every Price Quoted Here! Never béiore‘! Never Again!
Are You Coming to Get Your Share?
LOUIS AVRICK.
11111501511011 CLOTHING AND 51101;. STORE.
Smith. of Maple Grove, Farm tor the fREcK' ' NA'l'lONAL LEAGUE CLUBS CON.
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, week's end. TROVERSY.
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WEST Mrs. Raymond Johnson. of Bridge-
DON'T H105 THEM WITH A VEIL;
1 REMOVE THEM WITH THE
CINCINNATI Ohio. July 10. —In
NOR K port, was the guest of her son, Charles
. . Sllm‘s ........ $2. 0
25c and 35c kind. at one pr1ce .......‘ ....... 19c 9
50c kind at one pritt . ....................... 39c
-5c kind at one price .._ ”I .-' ................ 45c $1,“... ________ $3.35
$30 MEN' S AND YQJJNG MEN’ S SUITS $2 50 \\ 111k
u 310‘ 40 . ' _, 5...... ........ s. 79
Handsome lllack'l‘Lhihets and unfinished \\ or- , .
stud Suits, alsoRickficld l.r_11u us. Blues and Gre} s.
Suits can 15,0". he had anywhere else for less than
$211). will he sold in this sale at ............ $10.40
$32.50 MEN 5 AND YOUNG MEN’ S SUITS
AT 311. 90.
lartiiularly in this grade suits ue have the great—
est surplus. Picture to yoursclf Men's Handsome
Tailored Suits in Silk Mixed \l'orsteds and lined
throughout with the best serge lining.
$25.00 MEN'SAND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
. WILL BE SOLD FOR $13.25,
In this lot you will find many colors to choose
from: also blacks. Never before has such a fine as—
‘ stntmt-ut of high grade suits been offered at such
shamefully slaughtered prices. These are products
of A'neritu’s 1111151 skilled tailors. Non uhen )011
lltt‘l thun most \011 L811 get them at one half of
$18 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
. lln 1r real \2th.
AT ”.450 H
‘ HANDKERCHIEFS.
Not what \w‘sax ht‘ft' hut the valllt‘s‘1‘lll ‘l‘mlt 5c l'lue and Rod Handkerchiefs .............. 3c
the loudest for this 5811‘ \alues like ““5" “9““ 5c \Vhitt llcinstiichcd Handkerchitis at ...... 3c
Silk Worsted Suits. hundreds of menu-incl od.‘ , 10c \‘lhitc lhunstitched Handkerchiefs at 60
SALE WILL LAST
thine early and pick them out as these from ntfl 12 1 2c “hite Hémstitched Handkerchiefs at. .8c 15 DAYS ONLY'
will not lashlnng. 15c \Llritc Hunstitchcd Handkerchiefs :t't .. 10c . 0
Will the Wonders of this Sale be Seen in this Vicinity!
So. N orwalk Ct.
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$4.50 Men's
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$3.00 \\ urk
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$15 MEN‘S AND
YOUNG MEN'S
SUITS TO GO AT
$7.45.
Men's Suits in high
grade dark and light
silk mixed clici‘iots and
Worsteds. dcpcntlahly
lined and splendidly
tailored, best for liusi—
nuns or dress wear. in»
he sold for less than
the cost of production.
HOSIERY.
hlcn's Sc Hosiery. special .................... 4c
Men's loc Hose. special ..................... 7c
Men's 15c Hose, special ...................... 96
Men's 201‘ and 25c Hose. special ............ 15c
Men's 35c Hose. special
SUSPENDERS.
The celebrated “President" Suspenders sold all
(nor the world at 50c, during,r this sale 39c
25c Suspenders, including,r the Police and Fire-
man Kind
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discussing the controversy 6! the
Johnson, on Bundal'. alleged deal between the Cincinnati
i and Chicago National League clubs quota you. l have the stool: sud my I W MAIN amt? ,.
Mrs. Earl J. Voshurgh ls entertaln- OTHINE PRESCRIPTION. her-911m night, President August Herr- GM School “5&5 and M prices are right. I make u unanimity O. my? K WHO!!! .07
ins her mother and father at her ‘mn. of no Cincinnattteam. was em- Poll We. 0‘ 5'“ mm“ Make you “ll 0‘"
[Miss .Marlon Totllas visited her home on West. Norwnlk avenue, This prescription for the remorul 0! ”we in claim that Mollwits and ENTIRE Mum iilrl'ilcerd I'M. “n W Reasonable -...... _....
aunt in Stamford on Sunday. I . 1 , freckles was written by a 970mm”: Williams have been traded to Clncin l g , . . '
Miss Lilly Mothers and Amelia. physician and is usunlly so successm us“ by the Chicago club in exchange en" ,m M l A my [me
James G. Smith entertained the z. Wlolfe. of Brooklyn. N Y. spent the in removing freckles and slvlns I (or Derrick. whom Cincinnati secured M 2. “Still S we I
Quartette on Saturday evening [week-end with Mrs HugoHuehl clear, beautiful complexion th‘st it is' from Baltimore Mr Hermann also “01 Handle sum in SOUTH MM 3" To NEW YORK
- -- sold by drusslats under suarantee to said he had referred the ease to From. M Chm" as m ‘5‘". w n. MINI. 11 1 - .- ' ,
Miss Elaine Celn is belng entertain l Astumber of “'Bfit Nor-walk people refund the money It it falls. dun Tenor, 0f the National league. l ' Woodward Avenue for freight only Ml moon?!
ed by Madeline c. Stew'hrt, or the enjoyed a trio to 1161.511 Pemt in E Don't hide your Rockies under e la ~&___..______._._. limin- h 0*“)... leave. Pler 27 mm my..- New York
"Overlook " |'l‘_ Batos’ auto ibus, Saturday evening. Yell; get an ounce of othlne and re- > 1 1913 mxm Touring, u “mm-m (foot of Cnthe'lno strut). every I!!!
‘ move them Even the first row: smith From “PUBLlc 'WRWT'ON 'N , m CRO ‘SLINE , . muck buyer. except Sunday a 3 p. in. height ro- ~ s
FMk B W169 Mid family were the «Mrs. mm W Smith, Mlsi Mary and. 1111111111. should show a wondertlil lm-l 5”“ PREVImION." ‘5 ’ :3“: ‘5‘ N0?!“ '19.? 5 P m “a ' "
guests of Mrs W N. Smith, Monday Miss June Smith and August 11.“ movement. seine or the lighter tree-l “Wooden shins!“ in the principal - if ' ut orwe k nun ,
“91111135513111; spent mg holidays .1; Maple. tries vanishing entirely. . American oontlngvatlon breeders - {WAX AND 8!". JOHN s NEW. *- NORW “K
. Mum with ma. 14111.9 Moleel unsure to ask the drugglst tor the W119“ d" ’5'? lull” “‘5 tinder , ”UNULAND' Y0" PM “ View ~
“Jack" Hampton and Andrew An . auntie strength ouune- it is this that when 111 ms brands or mm slight ROM Trill; N3" Y0" ‘0 W' ‘ ' ‘memmm ”.40 ,m, m m. '
, derson were the guests of James "G. Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘mny and daughters, in said on thétrmoney- back guarantee. “DO“ them-'01!» 5'5“!“ “5°! l“ on 1" "“"" """"""" w” you give your teeth. ‘ ' Steambwl ”fie '
Rould- 1319, New York to St. V.
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Mt Summer Trips. , , -'
fire. the draught of the names tears
oi! the light shingles and, 0W0: them
to Other roots to be ignited in turn. ‘i
and their turn to furnish new flying
Silii iii lllllll
Sent 1100le think it better to
wait till they have become so bad-
‘ly decayed instant shortest tooth
remains in the mouth before going
Ethel and Caroline and son Clarence. W
have returned to New Rochelle after muy room A "m1;
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Charles BAYONNE. Jul, 10 4m 3...
.‘Wllsom srd, the loos] middleweight how. was
animus J. 9mm. Mm. ,
ozone: r soars. nun-i Agent.
, . brands " . , « . 81 C l c
married to M1“ Evo 'l‘.onko, of this ,1 0.. n .. p to a. dentist, while others prefer
.. ill mxffl "Mill 1.. number of the members of the 1.1,, 1,1,, mm_ . .. T'RY 1,33“de CENTURY . Harem: some .1... more mm. method or hav-
" ' .nl ndependence Club enjoyed we New . , . SHYNOLES. ., 5-. ~ 111‘; their teeth examined regularly
’ Canaan carnival where they joined the
“8 .liramlmnlhers Recipe to parade marching through the streets Mined W ‘C. [L
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1511111 Back Color and ”all“ m M” ' 1’ ‘7 l” “W" m ’5 ”I“ ,5 “"3'
y The West 1%er Improvement A... mm
“m" 1" "a" sociation said their monthly meeting '
Mondway evening. After the meeting
You on turn sray. Med hair mu- !was over, all the members were saw-
many dark and lustrous almost over on with refreshinents by the ladies at 5’
1 1113111 it you'll get a 60 cent bottle of West, Normlk.
,1 - “Wyn-11’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Rom-i
0dr? Mm drug store. Millions of PAY AMERICAN FIRMS
, bottles of 11111311111, famous Saga Ten'
., asélpom sold annually, says a Howl
V». known firms! here. because it Me [Contflcu
ous‘tho hit so naturally and evenly l
. “that no onooun tell it has been ap-
‘1 Fond all troubles rectified before
' , they reach a desperate. state. - _.
either case you wlll' and my meth- . ‘
k can, the latest, my workmanship
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Mgtrl‘omron. strongestho chow Ant-T
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my?“ sin “$2M“ tree book ~
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