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Wednesday—Th L. B. A. will most
inthopuisbhosoeatlpm. lies
Brendiingsr will speak on Efficiency
in P ‘clal Sindee. '
Wednesday—Tho Eleanor Circle
will meet at Miss Janette Smith’s.
ThursdaymPrepu'aiory service at 8
p. m.
Music at Nor-walk First Church:
Morning.
Blessed is the man Prelude—Pastorsle from First Sonata
.................... A. Guilmsnt
"11° waketh 3“ in ' Anthem—«God Be Merciful Unto Us
the counsel of the ....................... D. Buck
Soprano Solo—«Save Me, O God
wicked. ....................... M. Costa
Nor standeth in the Quartet—My Shepherd is the Living
God ................ A. E. ’I‘hsyer
way of sinners. l’ostlude—Alla Marcia, 0p. 51, No.
2 ..................... W. Goldner
Nor sltteth in the seat yew" Service at 4:30-
Prel'ude (4:20)—
a. St. Cecilia Ofl‘crtory No. 2. 0p.
9 ............... . ...... E. Batiste
b. Prelude to Concert Fugue in C
' 1r. h‘auikes
of the scornful.
-—Psa1ms 1: 1.
METHODIST.
Methodist Episcopal Church—Rev.
W. H. Wakeham, pastor—Public wor-
ship with sermon at 10:30 a. m.. and
at 7:30 p. m. The pastor will preach
at belll service. In the evening the
pastor will ‘begin a series of Lenten
sermons on the Characters in the
Tragedy of the Crucifixion. Here fol-
lows the list:
: Judas, the Traitor, February 28th.
Peter and His Denial, March 7th.
Csiaphas and Christ March 14th.
Christ Before Pilate, March let.
The Penitent Thief. March 28th.
Illible School. 12 m. The subject of
the lesson. “The Victorious Samuel."
We have a Bible Class of men and
women. Tile devotional meeting of
the Epworth League at 0:30 p. m.
header. Alfred Taylor.
Meetings for the week:
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
will be held on Tuesday evening. The
Conference is important; every mem-
ber should make a special effort to
be present. The Conference will be
gin at 7 :45 p. m. For an adjourned
Official Board meeting, will convene
at Its close.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid on Wednesday. at 3:00
p. in. The sewing circle will meet at
2:00 p. m.
The Cottage Class meeting will be
held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Theriault. 24 Spring street.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. in.
General church prayer meeting,
Thursday evening. 7:45 p. m. The
subject of the Sunday evening ser-
mon will be opened up for discussion
on Thursday evening. Vin Judas. the
Traitor. We want the observations
of business men and women of the
Traitor to Christ and His Church in
the business and social world.
Junior League. Friday. 3:15 p. 111.
Mrs. Edward Austin. loader.
lloy Scouts. Friday. 7:00 p. m.
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal
ChurCh—(‘harles Elmore Barto, D. D..
minister—Sunday services will be
held as usual. Class Meeting at 9:30
a. m. Morning worship with sermon.
by the minister at 10:30. Sunday-
school at noon hour. with cIaSscs for
people of all ages. Young people's
service at 6:30: leader, Miss Ruth
Carrothers; topic: “Winsome to Win
Some." Evening worship at 7:30; this
will be the first of a series of special
addresses to be given during the next
two weeks on the Christian Life. This
address will be delivered by Adjutant
Abrams from the Salvation Army
headquarters at Boston. His theme
will be “The Foolish Lawyer." Oth-
er addresses will be given on Tues-
day. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri-
day evenings by the minister of the
church. by the Rev. John...8tapietop
of South Norwslk, by the Rev. Alfred
Hodgetts, D. 0.. of Brooklyn. and the
Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks of East Nor-
walk. Strangers welcome,
Music for the day:
Morning.
Prelude—impromptu A. iii. Fishu'
Quartet—To Deum in F
Farmer-Havens
Quartet—There’s s. Friend in the
Homeland ........ -. .- ...... Havens
.Postlude—ldestival March
.................... Ralph Kinder
Evenlni.
Prelude—Romance in D
9 .................... Adolph Home
Quartet—l Will Arise
.................. W. C. Willams
Contrelto Solo—Selected.
Postlude in 0) Flat .. . LefehureWoly
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church—«lav. S. P. Fairbanks. pal»
tor—Sunday. 9:30 a. m. Fellowship
Meeting. Edmund Trounson, leader.
n 10:30 a. In. Preaching service. Adi.
J. H. Abrams will preach: his so)
jeot being: "is Jeous the Saviour To
' Stapletou will preach. his subject he-
.tstiou. 12:00 la. Sunday-school -We;
ley Siawson. superintendent. 3:00
p. m. Junior Magus. Mrs. A. Green-
wood. superintendent. 6:30 p. m..
Epworth league. Miss Sarah Fergu-
. son, leader. Subject "Winsome to Win
Some." 7:30 p. in. Evangelistic sun
vice. Preaching by the pastor.
1 Wednesday, 2:00 p. m. Ladies' Aid
Society meet in church parlor.
I Knight street A. M. E. Church—
:Rev, H. M. eShields. pastas—11 a. m..
Ipreaching by pastor. 12:30 p m..
Quartet—The Evening Shadows
................. G. w. Coombs
Oiiertory-Solituds ....... B. Godard
Quartet~Jesus, 'How Sweet
I
...................... D.‘Buck
Postlude-Concert Piece in C
W. Lee
EPI‘SCOPAL.
Trinity Church—Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman. rector—The second Sunday
in I.ent.~8 a. m. Celebration of the
Holy Commdnion. 10:30 a. m. Morn-
ing prayer. Litany and sermon. The
Sunday-school. 3 p. 11‘. sacred con- subject of the sermon will be “The
cert. 6:30 p. in. Christian Endeavor. Fatherhood of “Ody 12 m. Bible
Classes slid school. 7:30 p. m. Even-
‘8 p. m.. preac‘hing by pastor.
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I
lug prayer and address. “The Re»
CONGREGATIONAL. lligion of the Common Life." ‘lmmed-
South Norwalk Congregationsl:mtely after the processionsl. there
'Church—John Stapleton. minister— will be a service 0‘ hymn singing,
Public Worship at 10:30 tomorrow lasting about 15 minutes, and then
morning. The pastor's sermon topic will follow the shortened form of Ev-
will be “Life‘s Tithing Process." Ev— suing Prayer with a brief address.
ening service 7:30. Mr. SmmetonThe service will not last any longer
Will Preach, his sermon topic being, than usual.
“Jo.“- Message to the People Who‘ Calendar for the week:
Wish to be at Help in the World."| M0116”. 2 D- m. Missionary sewing
Bible School at 12 o'clock. J. M. Glov. I meeting 0‘ ”‘9 “5103' 0‘ the church.
er. superintendent. Men's Christian I 7130 p- m' The BOW Club. Dr. M99“
inquiry Club at the same hour. Senior1 will 59°“ ‘0 “‘9 b0" “’0‘“ the 93°“-
0. Fl. meeting at 6:30. Subject, "What 8 p. m. 30““ "‘99th 0‘ “'9 You!
Will Improve Our pray“, Meetings?" Men's Club in their club rooms.
Music ior the day: Tuesday, 4:30 p. m. Evening pray-
Morning. er and meditation. The sublect will
Organ Prelude—Adagio Religioso .be "Christ in Conversation With the
..................... Mendelssohn Rich "0““! MW" 7145 P- in. Bill"
Oil'ortory Song Without Words ness meeting of‘ the Women‘s Guild.
..................... Tchaikowsky Wednesday, 9130 l 13- Morning
Organ and Piano, Mrs. MacCauslsnd WU". Litany sud Penitentlsl Oilice.
at the piano. 8:00 p. m. There will be a neighbor-
Soprano Solo—why Art Thou Cast hood service at the home of Mrs. w.
'Down 0 My Soul ......... Wooler J. Schlltt. 19 Lowe street. These
Orgm Postlude-Overture to Wm. service's are intended mainly for the
Tell .................... _ Rossini people of the locality in which they
Evening. are held. but a general invitation is
extended to the parishioners to at-
Short Organ Recital at 7:10.
1. Marche Nuptiale ..... Machiaster tend. Please ””113 hymn ”00kt 313°
2. Cantilene ............. Woodman i" m. The Junior Auxilisry t0 the
3. Andante .................. Lone: 30““ 0‘ Missions-
0dertory~—Consolstion ........ Liszt Thursday, 3 R in. Mission"! m0“-
Organ and Piano; Mrs. Mac-Causland ing 0‘ the ladies of the parish. 3:30
at the piano. p. m. Camp Fire Girls. 4:30 p. m.
Chorus—The 'Dying Christian Evening preyer. 7545 D. m. Devotion-
...... . .. liarwood “l 3““ business “”9““ 0f “‘0 Glflfl'
,Orsan Postlude—March ...... Liszt Friendly Societi-
Notices for the week: Friday, 2‘75. The FBCiOT'B office
Tuesday evening, Union Cottage hom- 8 p- m. Evening prayer and
sermon. Preacher, the Rev. H. Mac-
beth, rector of St. Thomas‘s Church.
Bethel. The confirmation class will
meet at 7:30 p. m. in the Guild Room.
Prayer Meeting with
Place to be announced.
Wednesday 3:30. meeting of “low
an’s Association at the church. 4:30
ICamp Fire Girls at the church. 8:00
p. m. meeting of Ariston Club at the
church_
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Mid-week ser—
vice. Mr. Disbrow will lead the
music. The subject of the meeting
will be “Jesns' Message Regarding
the Kingdom."
Friday 3:00 p. m. Junior Endeavor
Sewing Class. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of
Ray Scouts. Douglass. Nash. Seout-
master.
the -Baptists.
St. Paul's Parish—Second Sunday
in Lent—7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion:
9:15 a. m.. St. Psall's- Sunday school;
10:30 a. m.. Litany and Holy Commu-
nion and sermon; 3 p. m.. St. An-
drew's Sunday school; 7:30 p. in, eve.
sing prayer.
Services every weekday at 9~in the
morning and 5 in the afternoon, ex-
cept Friday: evening service on Fri-
day, ‘8 p. m.. with the Rev. Henry
Erskine Kelly as preacher. *
'At the Wedncedsy afternoon service
there willhe an address to the
children, and the Girls' Choir. will
lead the singing.
Thursday morning at 6:30, Holy
Communion.
All are invited to the services.
whether members of the parish or not.
Theservlcesarefor all people The
church is open all day every day for
private prayer.
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Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Nomik—-Rev. mm 1'.
Csskey, D. n. minister in charge—
:ud Sunday in Lent—Morning prayer
and sermon on “Unswered Prayer."
at 10:30. Sunday-school after service.
Evening prayer at 7:30. At this see
vice the minister in charge will begin
a series of lectures on the introduc-
‘tion of Christianity into the British
Isles. The course is entitled “The
White ‘Down in Britain." The sub-
ject of ths'nrst lecture on Sunday
Woodward Ave. Department.
Bundayichool. 3:30 p. in, Sunday
Afternoon Service. 3:45 p. in. Mr.
ing. “Jesus’ Message to Those Who
Fear Death.”
Brookoldc Chapel.
Sunday-school. 3:80 p. in. Sunday
Anal-noon Service. 3:46 p. m. Mr.
Thompson will preach. '
First Congregational Church. Rev.
B. 1". MW. .Ph.‘ 1).. pastor—
Mornhg service It 10:30 with
machine by the pastor. Subject,
Here and There. Vesper service st
4:30, beginning with s praise service
at mom minutes. The choral group
will most at 3:45 for practice All
who like M'Ihl‘ umoordisliy Invited
to Join thozcllolus. The outer will
speak at the vespor service on The
Hymns of William Cowper. Thls=sub-
loot woo announced 'for last Sunday,
but "Mounts! this week that evening, February 38; will'bo "mat
the W Mt-«have the op- Before the awn—s study of Druid~
day?” Adjutant Abrams is connect-
ed with the Salvation Army. and is
umostglftedspeukcrodwidorepn-
i
portuslty or haul-In; In. Hugh Raid inn:-
all!“ noonditions abroad. The Ionian worship will be con-
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coplanar. pus. u. m
“My“ ‘fl*-flhlUI-INU more
.wusehluyhsnsmthaisild-
(Ina (hovel—'0'. J. 3. Wm, w statuses. befall“: there was not
W" N m 1| m‘__wmm for him ill the prison. 'l‘hc-
. second bill w‘u emphatically opposed
mm at m Holy may to a law which provided that a un-
h at 0 oohck: It!“ all“! animos- vote of the board of parole
M of 8. Nth at 9:00; Muffin. shall be requind to parole a prisoner.
proper and sermon at 10:80; Parish
Under the existing law a majority \ ote
Suntyochool at noon; Evening pray: °‘ u" Md "' "q“m‘"
or and address at 4.
m
“H'N'DERS AND PATRIOTS Ml-LL'I‘
BAPTIST. Oflklrrs lit-elected at tho Fourteenth
Grace Baptist Church—G. J. Sabres, Pm“. “we” ‘“ W ”W“
pastormServices Sunday 11:00 a. n1. ..( “may?“ New“. ““99““ of
,nounders and Patriots. hilt. its an-
Presching by Rev. James Fuller.
7:45 Praise service. 8 p. In. Music
:by the choir. Sermon by the pastor.
“The Meeting at Two Seas." will be
the pastor‘s theme.
-All are welcome.
nual meeting at the Stranlficld liolci,
yesterday. in Bridgeport. Mrs. Julian
”6th gave a very interesting ad-
dress and there was a delightful mu-
sical program.
Certain officers are elected each
year. those being honored with orficc
yesterday being Mrs. lsaac B. Wake—
man, of Saugaiul'k. recording sea-rc-
tary, who has swvcd for 14 years,
Miss Lucotia W. Smith, of New Lon-
don. registrar; Mrs Frank ("ml-bin. of
i‘lrnllgc. historian Mrs. F. B. Street.
color bearer and the following coun-
cillors. Mrs Helen 'l‘urney Sharps. of
li‘ail‘ficid. Mrs. D. T \Vclt'll, of Now
Haven and Mrs. Merritt Hemingway,
of Watertown.
Mrs. ShCrWOOd Thompson. of New
Haven. was elected as d€l(‘k.‘ai,0 to the
April conference which will be held
in“'Waslllngton. llcr alternate being
Mrs. Clarnnce Bolmer. of New lia—
\‘cn. Mrs. Robert Goodwill. of Tor-
rington. will represent the Connecti—
cut society at the general court which
will convene in Washing in May
and her alternate will be Mrs. Thom-
.as .P. Noble. of Hartford. who is the
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Society, 57 West
avenue. corner Butler street. Tile reg—
ular Sunday service is held at 11 a. in.
Wednesday, testimony meeting at
8 p. in.
To both services the public is con
dially invited.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Subject:
Sunday. February 28. "Jesus Christ."
A free reading room is maintained
at the same address. 57 West avenue,
which Is open to the public each week
day. holidays excepted. from 3:15 to
4:30 p. In. All are welcome.
8T. PETER’S GERMAN Lumen); p
CHURCH. ' president of the Daughters of 1812.
slate of Connecticut.
St. Peter‘s German Lutheran it was voted to srntl a lr-ttcl' of
sympathy to Mrs, Robert Van Bul'en,
who suffered a. recent bereavement
in the loss of her son. Mrs. \‘an Bur-
gl'l‘ivas the society‘s drill registrar.
if is now 14 yours since eight Du-
trlolic worm-n. by invitation of Mrs.
Noble and Mrs. Belden. met in Nor-
walk and organized the first state
chapter of Daughters, of Founders and
Patriots of America.
Church. Cedar St. near West "Ave;
Martin L. Steup, pastor—hicrning’s‘er-
vice at 10:30 in the German language;
evening service at 7:30 In the Eng-
lish language. The pastor’ will
preach at both services. Subject of
the morning sermon, The Suffering
and Death of the Saviour a Manifesta-
tion of His Love Toward Sinful Man.
Theme of evening sermon. Christ,'Our
Physician, the Why to Life. Every-
one desirous ol’ hearing the gospel in
all its simplicity is cordially invited...
The Lutherans 01‘ the city and vicinity
are urged to worship here. The V
in the church are free. Sunday 53;}.
at 9:30. German and English classes,
instructed by competent teachers.
New pupils are received any time
during the your.
German lesson Saturday afternoon
at 2 o‘clock in the assembly room of
the church. '
Meeting of voting members Monday
evening in the tower room.
DOW'ER llWl‘l'RNS FRO.“ SOI'THu
RitN TRIP WITH HIS RE-
APPOINTMENT.
HARTFORD. Fell. 27.——-Buildillg
and Loan Commissioner John Dower
returned yesterday from a ‘ three
yecks trip to the. south and west.
“Mr: Dower arid Judge Silas A. Rollin-
son of Middleton-ll. are receivers of
the Mlddlesex Iinllklng company of
Mlddletown, and during his trip .‘ir.
Dower procure-d their appointment in
six different states—Minnesota, North
Dakota, South Dakota. Qllssisslpi" (‘0.
lorado and Louisiana~ns auxiliary
receiver of the Realty investment
company. subsidiary to the Middlesex
Banking company. in each case Mr.
Dower appeared before the state court
accompanied by a lawyer or the state
'Busineos meeting or the Y' P' 8.. and met with no obstacles In securing
Thursday evening. appointment.
Meeting of Indies' Aid Thursday ' '
stfemoon at the home of Mrs. M.
Bruescllwein. 9 Butler street, Norwalk.
601‘ CHE‘YIN'G GYM. “'RONGLY.
Man .U‘rcsmd In Bridgeport on the
Charge of Polar lh'presemailon.
" BRIDGIEPORT. Feb. 27.——~Charles
E. W. Adams of 1126 Main street.
Worcester. Mass. charged with false
representation. was bound over to the
Superior Court under bonds of 8300.
it is alleged that Adams mrgcd the
name of an agent for the Beechnut
Packing Company and ordered five
cases of chewing gum sent to the
“Bradley. Smith company of New Ha-
ven. He later diverted the goods to
Bridgeport and sold them here, it is
said. He has a wife and child at No.
160 Chandler slrccl. Worcester.
curt Lose lllul
Twenty Years from Today s Baldhosd.
so Mun Will Be an Unpsusl
~ 1 ’ 819M.
One of the most prominent drug-
.glsts of America made a statement a
few weeks ago which has caused a
great deal of discussion among scien-
tists in the medical press.
He said: “If the new hair grower.
Mildredina Hail-Remedy, increases its
.sales as it has during the past year.
it will be used by nearly every man.
woman and child in America within
eight years.
wd‘When Mildredlns Hair Remedy is
“used almost universally. dandruff will
disappear and with its departure bald-
hens, itching scalp. splitting hlir and
all scalp diseases will follow and twen~
I a, . ty years from now a bald head will be
A m FOR WHEREnE-Lpurlty."
‘0 There is only one way to cure dan-
~dru¢. and that is to kill the germs.
There is onlyons hair prepsrstioh that
.wiillill the germs and that is Mildred.
ins; Hair Remedy. This unusual hair
restorsr with its record of thousands
0! cures will» grow hair on any head
when there is any life left; it will
cure dandrulf. stop falling hair and
SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army. 50 Water St;
Ensign Margaret Reaching and Cup.
tain Ads Rotten. officers in chance
10:30 a. m.. Adjutant Abrams. Hebrew
evangelist, speaks in the East Ave
nue Methodist Church. 3 p. m.. pub
110 services in Army Hall. 7:30 p.
m.. Adjutant Abrams speaks in. the
Norwalk Methodist Church.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent Christian Church, Van Zant
and Harvey streets. East Norwnlk—
Rev. G. M. Teeple. pastors—10:00 a.
m.. half hour speflal prayer. 10:30
a, m.. morning service. 12:00 m..__§un-l
day-school. 3:30 p. m.. Juniorulpyal
Workers. 5:45 p. m. Loyal Workers.‘
7:00 p. m.. evening sermon by pastor.
Thursday. 7:46 p. m.. mid-week
prayer meeting.
Mlzsemll ewsolsl-l . ' .
Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church,
Fort street—ll. Luther Wilson. pas-
tor-Divina services Sunday 4 o‘clock
p. m. Sunday-school 3 o'clocklp. in.
The Ladles’ Aid is invited to meet
it the home of Mrs. K. r. Slawagli'
33 Cove avenue, East Norwslk. 1"“ ed-
'nesdsy evening at 8 o’clock. ,. All are
cordially invited to mend.
A
M Shall Not Print. _
Senator Hewitt was heard .by the
Judiciary Committee this weak “in be-
half or a hill introduced by nlm‘which
is intended to keep newspapers-from
printing. as some of them do yearly...
a. transcript of the vital smog“.
their town. He would provide Runlshfi
ment for the publication of .modern
of a birth in cello the child "thorn
but-of wedlock. ,
No one W for 9. bill. patron
duced by Mr. Barker of Branford‘
which would prohibit any newspaper
from printing the details of on action
for divorce until Judgement when
entered In the suit. «L
Representative Williams. of Colon-
ester appeared for a bin prohibiting
the sale to or possession of dream
by aliens Mr. Thomas of labonon ap—
peared for snbill. providing a penalty
for the person who shall draw a check
without haste; funds to most is, or
who. having funds. shall withdrew—
thcm from deposit before the check:
is cashed. Anson T. McCookv' m..
heard (or the some bill in behalf of.
oredltlnen. ’ .. “
Senator Salmon and other' ‘vrinll
directors were heel-d regarding "two
bills as to the parole“ prisoners.»
Thsvasre favorable to one. which.
touches on the parole o: a convict af-
ter he has served his minimum .615"
back.
it is til. most pleasant and invigora-
ting tonic. is not sticky. or greasy.
out is used extensively by ladies {of
”filament who desire to have and
to'hssp their hair soft, lustrous and
luxuriant. Fifty cents tor a large bot-
tle droughts everywhere. Mail or-
.dsrs filled by American Proprietary.
Cc. Boston. Mass. "
“my
GUT: » This all?
vs
,ldredln. s Rel! Remedy sets, we willi
pond a Wearable.” by return]
lime“ to anyone who sends this, Con-I.
poo to American Proprietary 00.4
Illusion. Mun. with their name end]
laddross ‘snd ten cents in silver tel
itching scalp in three weeks or money .
l, trans: to show how quickly Mil-l ‘
on D. I». Read to
Establish“! 13)”
Carriage Robes, Touring
Rugs
Waterproof Mackinaws, vcr) good things for the trav—
cler to have, and tthe are of domestic lllarufacturt too.
For steamer use. for llloulllain coaching trips, in fact, all
outdoor use. Scrvlccablc for the motor. $5.00.
._.._...
Imported Scotch Rugs, reversible. plaid our side and
plain the other. In dark. indistinct grown. gl'ZiYS and
browns. full size and very warm. Fresh 'dll patients like
thcsc for sanitariulll use. $6.00.
' 0‘
“I i,
Imported Rugs. 100 inches square. in wry desirable
color combinatlons, heavily iringcd, (lOlllilL' lilalllm $12.00.
Scotch Wool Rugs, brown, navy. blue Hilll green
I $8.00.
Extra heavy Touring Rugs, small checks. $3.98.
Light weight Rugs, fringed, all c0101.. $2.75.
Blanket Section. basement.
Chilton Taffetas I Ribbons
An especial lot of 30 patterns: For girdles and vestings.
which will be on sale for a {cwI A Geld Ribbon, barred “4},
days. All thc new Spring shadengold lattice work and bchlml it a
in marine blue, king and Oldllb‘llflthVV effect of flowers. El€\ H]
h 1- .~ . . ,lnches Wide. ' -' 0“
\V‘lucv scar ('t’ ”limlboufims‘; titlpe" Brocaded W. {‘95, (lull blues
‘ ewport t‘m’ am fa? ’ k ‘“ land golds, crimson and moss
Evening shades, maize, tllr-lgreen. ._
quoise, peach and pink, ‘ Pompadour Ribbons. pale corn
cts. a d. ,;olor and green, old rose, French
79 y garland cliccts. ‘
“Comfy Cut”
Vests
.for women.
50 made that the straps cannot
slip from the shouldels. Ones
worn they are always liked,
Sizes from 34 to 44. ,1
:5 ate. .
Ribbed Underwear, main floor.
0 ' '_.~
Baby Carriages.
The new spring lines ready.
Rattan in the favorite white enl-
amci, French gray and the new
candy color. ' ’ 9 _
See Window L‘ispl's' 7
Men’s iNeckwear
For Friday. Special line of all~
silk ionr—in—hands, new colors,
rich shades, for spring,
25 cts.
One small lot of four-in—hanlls
that were 50 cts., now
'4‘
b
35 cts., 3 for $1.00.
Men's Wear Section.
Handkerchiefs
For Boy Seouts. Khaki color.
appropriate designs, 3 in a box.
‘ 25 cts.
ESTABLISHED 1857
SUIT SALE
'l'llnt Sold l‘p To
$30.00 FOR
SUITS
COATS A 598,
DRESSES ‘
We Give 5“ Green Trading Stamps.
Tllut Sold Up To
£20.00 FOR
That Sold 1‘1) TO
$18.98 FOR
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'M. Moltasch 8 Son...
mo Washington Street. . South sol-want“
The City National Barri:
Th “R ' D ” F d.
. e allly ay till
The future contains no worry (inhalers for the mall 'vvho dcpositsi‘ ‘
portion 0‘ lib earnings WU. ‘ “3'
Start your “Rainy Day” fundwlill this Bank today—and add to it.
whenever possible.
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Granulated Sugar, 4 1-4 lbs. ........... .. 25¢
Delicious Creamery Biutter,alb. 33¢
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~Fresh Eggs. 3 dozen .. .. ...... .. ....... . ...... . . 32¢
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