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Minter Underwear 7., .W
to clothe the (315“ SC“
whole family
In Men‘s Women‘s and childrens‘ gar
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Items at 25c. 39c, 50c 75!: and $100. in in Weston today. attending a Hz”. b t Sateen Skirts.
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pool and fieeced lined at ty, :v \pilaS.Al}l:ti i231“: :fiiinwtmlgrgis- Sateen Skirts m navy, dark green, Kelly and sand 6010?,
be girls, especiallv several soon ’ A ' ‘ . . ._ $1
' " . ~ ' i. kwoods Hall. This .00
E‘ 3' BANKS . seems to have a new fat! of I" 10d“ at 0C
MAH ACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
ring their latt- down their backs.
South Norwalk.
.'illiani Perry. head of the Science
iarlment, has a new plan by which
eral seniors,
Victrola Records} .
NsWOnes Just; 5
y Out
D 0 N N E L L Y’S
.- .1» charge of the Advanced Physics
He claims that they will learn
in one lesson than the) hate
‘earned up till now by this method.
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music-ale and literary
,chit was quite a success
{herb Sherei spoke on “Woman's
.,» VICTROLA STORE. lRl-ilil‘." Carroll Hollister rendered a countei'ft-iter‘s mountain den. 3 free.
; two piano solos. which were very wild girl of the woods, a city jinn ° ' W ' ’
lLood. and ,\li.ss Uharlotte (lorham whose fashionable clothes at first tlons 1n alsts
in?” 4‘ Dir‘t‘e called "The Minuet," causes her intense amusement. but
l“l“"“ “‘45 ”Di‘i‘lall.‘ 300d. whose personality earns her respect 'All Odds and 91105 and liICOlet'tc ussorunents of Waist; are to be h:
atid then her love; an interrupted “”5““ 011‘ tomorrow 3‘ Remarkably Low Prices iii orderjs, Liane
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WEATHER FORECAST.
. tumultuous
“THE BIRTH OF A NATION."..
Short runs falling off to almost noth-
ing at the close have been the invari-
able rule with motion pictures hither-
to.
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; diminishing.
uuf‘th winds on the coast. Weather,
conditions: The storm that was eel»:
tral near Nantucket yesterday morn.
ing is now central near Halifax, N. S.
It has caused high winds along the.
Kev. England coast during the last 24
hour» Nantucket reported a maxi-
mum wind veiocity"of .36 miles per
hour. Pleasant ~weather prevails gen-
erally this morning in all districts cast
of Rocky Mountains. The tempera-
ture is rising in the Mississippi Val-
ley. but continues low over the north.
eastern districts. A western disturb-
ance is central this morning over
a Nation" which comes to the Stam-
ford theatre on Nov. 8th for one
week is not a feature in the ordinary
sense. but a mighty panorama and
pictorial exposition of the most vital
points of American history which are
particularly interesting to Americans
now on account of the threatened
complications with a foreign power.
Super-added to history is a delightful
love romance of the North and Sduth
whilst the whole is lit up and made. fas-
cinating by Mr. Griffith's remarkable
Utah. gift of quiet humor and keen 8"9401“
the slightest significant detail. Indeed
R A YEAR AGO there are said to be no less than 200,-
WEATHE
‘ . 000 details in the picture.
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1cm eraturc: Low. 1; hi ll, ' 8 r u
P 4 g and so beautiful and so full of life that
I3. Partl ' cloud .
5 3 y it robs one of the power of criticism.
Mrs. W. H. Ryan, of Falrtield nvc- 1‘ l5 it BTW work, first. last and all
inuo. yesterday was a visitor in New ”I? ”mo and It Billnpfl Mr. Griffith as
TODAY.
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Cliampi‘m and his company have mmol
good in Norwalk and will be welcom-
led very strongly next year when they
return. '
Timon Hoyt. a Hiifli School student. .
is a picturization of the play that Miss
Allen appeared in and in the picture
version, she is said to be even bet-
ter titan in the speaking-stage version.
PM“ in turn a": '" Two complete performances will be
given tonight at Lockwood‘s Hall.
program resumed on Monday afternoon at the
“W" "*“dmd 1" 35mm) yesterday. Regent Theatre with the Metro offer-
Hairy ing "Emmy of Stork's Nest" with the
ill‘adblll'l' #43"? a weer-h: Miss Eliza» winsome flower of the screen, Mary
chase by the sheriff; a fatak plungel
The film spectacle of “The. Birth of day in a Paramount offering
an: sou'rn Molt-WALK EVENING sanctum ~
PACE FIV-
/ . VlSkil‘lS
We have just received a new {511 line of _Silk and
‘White Sister" Tonight, Lockwood’o
Black, with silk ruffle ...........................
Black Sateen and Cotton Taffeta ..... 1,50 and
Extra Sizes ............ $100. 150 and
,SILK SKIRTS.
Chiffon, Taffeta and Messa line Skirts in plain and change-
“ able colors .. ........... $1.98. $2.98 and $3.50
BlaCk Taffeta Skirts ,_ $2.98. $3.50 3“,} $3.98
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$1.00
1.98
1.98
Pictures Monday at Regent.
The motion picture program will be
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Miles Minter. The story deals with
Extraordinary Reduc-
room for holiday goods that arc undying dailv.
Fi‘he collection tncnuues'lingeries, voiies. linens crepe de chines, in
3? variety of this season's smart styles that you cannot help admiring.
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note. a misunderstanding; a desperate
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over a cliff. and the final explarmtiont
which makes a slow full-of thrills andl I, ‘5-00 WNSTS AT .................... . ....... $3.98
mull-Mr. * $3.00 WAlSTS AT .......................... . .. $1.98
_ , -__ , $2.00 WAISTS AT ....................... . . . . .. $1.49
Pip-amount Picture Tue.da,_ l 31.00 WAISTS AT ......... . ............. . ...... 59¢
Marie Doro “1” appear on illt’l 75c WAISTS AT ..... . .......................... 496
screen at the Regent Theatre on Tues-' ,\ .L'ood lot of \\'nists, worth the examinations of etery woman who 4
culledl appreciates good tables.
“The White Pearl." it is Miss lloro's
initial screen appearance.
“Hypocrites" Wednesday.
l-‘our performances will be givcn
on Wednesday of next week of “Hypo-I
crites" the most wonderful and most'
inspiring motion ~picture that has ever|
been produced. There will be four
complete performances and positively“
no advance in prices.
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BAN 0N BROMO SELTZER. WHAT you NEED
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, its somewuere on our shelves.
- iLocai Dealers interested In Its cale‘ stack of
Edmund Breeoe Here Thursday. aging Restricted. ‘ DRUGS AND MEDICINES
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Edmund Breese will appear In a‘ [Ami (pumps...- and proprietors of
“”9“ production 0 nThursdsy nfl'r'll‘ifuit and candy stores .and saloon- contain that which is necessary to
noon and evening called “The Song keep?” Who have sold limo seltzer. cure your mg. give you strength and
01:39 33:8 Swazi-I1‘::l:_::(‘::::l::,ure Interested in lb;- report 0tilts:l firestore your health.
:nd It’d-oundy Norwalk. Many familiarlgltv :53"; ‘11::llffillllllilfll‘lal5’l 2“”: "ml whether you prescribe for yourself
scenes will. be “WW" l“ “The Simfinotice to this effect hastb‘cen receivedlor "t .‘ ‘
bf ill? W386 Slave" on Thursdaynt in this city. soda'foniuain keepers inl Physician's PFC'C'W‘W"
the Regent. lulhr‘l‘ places in the state have beenlwe can fill it. Our compounding do
be
York City. ”’3 a master artist in whom the power of —-——-———
4 visual interpretation reaches a height PRESIDENT WI
Tomorrow Rev. F. A. Coloman. roo- that cannot eosily be comprehended _
tor of Trinity Church. will preach his 3‘ 03" 5“““3- Y0“ 39“- a "3°19 5“” BERLIN, Nov. 6, via l.ondon,l
fifth anniversary sermon. ,"efield covered by WWW“ 0‘ men. It :40 a. iii._'l‘ltc Morgen Post
7 This i" no ("“11“ on tm~5merlcultoday attacks l‘rcsitlcnt \Yilson,‘
Miss Beatrice Stunts, of North “9°“an 3‘38“? 0‘" “3er that l“mfsliarpl-tt for his remarks, in. his]
Main street, is visiting with relatives 9"" swayed 3“ audtapce “3 do“ "The, spccclr iii New York on 'l‘hitrsdavl
on East 'Main street, Bridgeport» “m" 0' ”I N“”"“-" lt‘tillt‘t‘i‘liiilg’ pcrsbns .ln' tiic [blitcti‘
States who are partisans‘of other?
The state Knights of» Columbul. PALACE THEATRE. lcauscs than that of America and!
next Monday evening. will tender 3 All who know the story of "carmen" l have forgottcn that tlicir clticf Ill-l
mom to William J. Mullispn, in chiefly ‘hroulh ”‘0 "9"“0” 0' "net's lcgiancc is _to thc Attirrican gov-l
New Haven. .. 3. Opera 33 800“ from time ‘0 time OD.t-rutncnt. 'l'hc Morgen l’ost says!
tthe stage, will find welcome relief in t tlic elections of‘ Tuesday
Miss Bessie See Shelhoos. will, this the William Fox visualization froml‘dirouglit a lung}. moral defeat"
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LSON'S
SPEECH CRITICIZEDJ
afternoon at 4 o'clock. become the mm" 0' the artificial ”lame“ carpen-ifm tltc Pt'csidt ll; and that his
bride of Clarence Addison Brown,” tel-ed ““0 “ “'0'“an libretto by will speech was in rt alintion for "this;
the First M. E. Church, ,of South-Nor~ industrious 51*“th “WHEN"! The ticrnian»American punishment."
u'aik. .‘ifatuorus and lni‘m‘llbl" “‘59 0‘ ”car';aiitl was obviously dircctctl
: —-——— l men's" “0396' ”‘8 introduction 0‘ theragainst iicrmanadnicrit‘ans.
' The members of the Children of pale Michaela, ”‘9 improbable absence[ The form of the President's
ary SodalltY‘M St. Joseph's church from “‘9 amphitheatre. for "leatrlcalispccch, thc il‘CWSpfllK‘l‘ asserts.
tit tomorrow mowing attend coin- T6880“- 0‘ "Carmen." "19'0“? Der8°nlwas such as had ncvcr bcforc
,lnunion in a body at the 9 o'clock “103‘ likely ‘0 009“” a “9‘“ 0' honor been heard from ‘an American
mass. Confessions were heard to? are a" much Changed President. and such as would not.
‘ BOY- Th“ William N" “Carmen" "‘“Velihavc been considered possiblc
.o. in the newer art of film-making, of x front tfl'ft‘ head of the State.
r'Tlte rummage sale of the Woman's wondrous clearness, advancing tints. 'l‘hc Morgcn Post 35.5”“. that,
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isold in connection with soda fountain
told that brotno seltzer cannot l partment ,5 in competent hands. and
drinks we use the purest drugs obtainable.
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«liromo settler contains acetaniiid,
a drug, and this prevents only li-l‘ll‘lle ”WWI“ ”rm coo
(‘Pnflt‘d drug’gisls “from :r‘i‘iapensiniz it,‘ H. Ado-d, Mgr.
according to a local Idruggist. _ This 3 No. Mutual. 3°. Nomalk. Conn.
man could one mission why drug-i J
GfllMANlIi liti'l'll
gists could not sell romo seltaer. but!
M. FLEURY Proprlotor.
atelieves that tihe aces which are:
EUROPEAN PLAN
being forbidden to sell it are fru'u;
and candy stores and saloons. its the
new drug law will not permit anyone
to (it“nl in drugs of any sort unlessbvloomo 500 day, $1.50 week
he is licensed, l and up.
.‘ltlfty of the fruit and’ candy star“ Railroad AVG. 8°. Norwallt
here have, boon selling the remedyil ‘
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but several70f the dimmers stated;
they had received mitotlce of any
sort forbidding the mic sell it. Al
government inspector has been in?
other places in the stats placing the
'bun on bronio aeitzer, and it is poa-
sible that he will come, to Norwalk.
- CAN _ BEST
COFFEE ,
25ch.
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of Children
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IAtlxiliarY, which for the past three and values in light ‘and shadow tha‘t, view of "the pronounced
ddys has been conducted ‘in the sen- belie the camera. bring forward sub-
er‘ator house, on Seaview avenue, will jects out of life. of believable and per-
bd discontinued today, after a success- suaslve vertsimtlitude, men and women
{uh sale.
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;.\nierica;" the spccch can lead to!
. l”tltc \vorst conscipicnccs." ll do,
7‘“ "es" and “00d l“ whom passionlclarcs President Wilson express»
.I 1 ibiazes and smoulders beneath the- ‘
{Dames 'l‘. Masson. who for the past skin, men who would fight for a wo- .
ted-"his aversion for and low
1 ‘_ .icstimatc of German-Americans"
3‘?“ "107““ has been employi‘d 3‘ man ‘0 the “93”] ll ”my ‘19“er he" isliortlvaftcr thc outbreaks of thc
oils of the Woolworth stores in New-1 and a woman to whom all. whatever '
it'll. 'N. J.. llias resigned his positionttheir precise conception, hare conced- “that the President is Certainly
there to take nm» as assistant man-fed supreme individuality. \ ’ ,unfittcd to play a leading role in
by" at the Roller Sm". in South Nor": 0f the skill with which the pictures discussions of the "peace (we?
w‘ai ‘. Mr. Masson was with the Roi-1 are 908911. the excellent fitness wtm ‘ lion."
}e]- people onVa previous Occasion, :Wthli each type of character ls cast.
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witumazing daring displayed in the BULGARIANS IN BATTLE
fighting series and, above all, in the
limit-fight, moments of breath-taking} SALUNIKI, Nov. 4, via Paris.
.realism and marvelous photomphljxov' 6. 1.30 a. m.——'l‘ltc Bulgar-
"mhmg bum" highest praise c“ be ian forces which have been en—
.said. 'gagt‘d for several days in a battle
‘v--~Stillson-POWell Commotion l 0' Theda Bara's wonderfully wicked . with French troops around Valan—
i beam” mud! has been “me“ A“ re- dovo has becn in a battle with
PflfigglummogfiumeTS. lvealed in :‘Carmen' it is avbeduty not l'thc French troops, in which. the.
m 1:“... lOf mere schipturesque outline but °fiBulgariau Jorce has been nven
! the vtvldity, strength and m“ of the . back beyond Kotffsavona. lmost
lconstant play of move in face and to Radovitsa, which netvs is con-
eyes. A face that might have began
, veyed in reports received here.
that Of Lumen. the ”‘vemb‘w‘ hair The battle continues near Strum—
that wreathes eyes that color lure and :
mock; eyes that caress into forgtful— ltS{llalandovo is about 25 miles
”e“ M duty and mm" that 31m" l“ northweskof the Greek frontier
“mm“ "mm” ml 4°“ “W "m on the Nisli-Salbniki railroad.
have not lived to/speak slightiirgly of _
another woman. and that coolly tanta- BULG ARI ANS LOSE
line the suitor who has accomplished - ‘ 80,000 IN SERBIA
Pl" "“8“" ' ~~ROM‘E, Nov. 5, via. Paris, Nov.
This picture will be shown at the 6. 1740 a. m.—-The' total Bulgar-
Palace Theatre, Thursday. ”"29"" ion losses in Serbia are estimated
1 at, 80,000, says an; Athens dis-
patch to the Giornale d’ltalia.
which recounts the capture of
abuna Gorge and Izvor by Scr-
b an. and French troops}. »
1war. in diffcrcnt utterances. and
. QUALITY CHOCOLATES
Always Fresh'
1 1“ 30c.. 35c.. 40o. (it lb.)
7 l: 500. to $1.00 (“1.)
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«1 Korea Land and Buildup.
trotting .on Winfield am!
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Price Reqsonable. Apply ' -
“.6 W73 71‘!" £0;
Administrators. n."rn._n,
Lamb and Brute Today.
Charles K. Champtin and his com-
bony which)» their successful on-
MW..IF ih° Recent-Thain to .
, h the morbid 9'” "'7’” In“. 'Anxiety.»=is. being caused in.
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slainSickxPeople
[hatred of Germany prevailingr in;
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3 packages fdr 25¢
GOOD BUTTER
Guaranteed
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First Quality
All Kinds of Fruit and-
Vegetables
DAHERH‘I: CO
Railroad Ave., Cor. Clay St.
Tel. {58-3
A medicated, healing powder,
stops itching, chafing, heals;
irritations and sorenml
Farmyun lhonuroo’lbeot friend int
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BLANKETS arid CQMFORTS
The Housekeeper’s Opportunity
Now is the time to pfovide the, \Vintcr Bed Coverings.
Stocks are large and complete with the Best Blankets and
Comfortables obtainable at prices that cannot be equaled
for lowness. f
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If youérhave a Blanket or Comfortable Need, supply"
it now. ’ ,
BLANKETS 45¢?o $7.509“ PAIR
COMFORTABLES .........93¢ to $7.00 EACH
7°""""".""‘. . ""-"'-‘.c.5' . demerits-011mm me sofio.rhe.dtspauhassem..oytae
V ':ftM‘."Mmzmrlfih-flD“’ ‘ ' '
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With not an. um
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Entrancc on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
owifANii's * f " -
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Bridgeport, Conn. Saturday, November 6, 1915.
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Carr Melton Finest Overcoats
$30 and $35
. fivcrt‘oat \titliout Jim] is the oicrt‘oat made of lsztat‘
Litl'l' lllt'lltll‘l. l. t ,,
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\cars of \tcll-carttcd rcputattoii are back of it
the incltoti woven by Isaac Carr in litiglnnd
standard for many liiiill_\ _\cars.
it ir
lifts ln‘ttl
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\tliillttlx‘t‘l‘ \vastys lillit‘ by making an (itcrcoat Ill t art'
uiclton iii any but his best way t arr lilt‘lIUl] is] so line
and Costs tlic tailor st- .itti't‘b that be can afford in put his
best work into ll**éllltl can't afford to do :tnvtltittg clsc.
(arr inclton otcrt‘oats llt)\\ i‘c;td\ from ”art St‘ltaff—
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nct t\ .\l.tl‘.\. .is Iinc .‘l combination of Iinc tailoring and -
_ illic style and hiic t‘ltitli as any man will ask.
‘ tlicstcrticld tnodcl. :it‘t‘cptablc for wear cit-Hubert-
and curt little. blue. black. oxford and brown (and “hat
rarc depth of Color they show i, cut in the sensible and
graceful jihl'llt‘ltl“*lllt’-l\'iit‘i' length.
with satin liiiitig~~$35
\\llll sct'gc lining ”$30.
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Swagger coats for young lllt'll are cut in the new littl~
lllflt‘iliill style \vith inset slcct'cs. J
Drooping shoulders. full flowing skirts, as roomy as
all-outdoors p
(ii-catcst uii\turcs cvcr: gray and brown and
with some look-int:r
the job”.
such
as though a snow-squall had been ”on
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\Vllztt style and slit‘kltcss they do have? ,
. $16.50 and $20.
Main floor. rcar.
A Great Sweater at $6
A real man's sweater with ability to keep its owner
warm and[comfortable/in any sort of weather.
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Sltakcr knit of pure wool worsted. Has a big warm
roll collar. Solid asabonc. \\'itlt almost the durability
of leather. Add mighty good-looking! Medium or dark
gray, wliitc, nioroon, navy blue and brown—$6.
LighttY-Wt‘lgllt sweaters, some with no collar;
$2 to $5.
rs with roll collars,
OJol
”Boys" pure worsted ribbed swcatc
heather, nioroon, gray and navy—$3.
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iSlip-Easy New Silk Ties 3 fOr $1
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Silk J‘t‘tip tics of splendid luster.
in all the rich dark and medium and light shades
now so liked.
Cut in wide—end four-itchand style and clcvcrlv fast-
cnctl in such way that lining w n't slip when tlicy'rc ticd
tightly. . 5 . ‘..f‘ v '
“till 21 .atm band, too, at center to make the
. m slip
casrly ovcr thc collar-button.‘ fl.’
‘1...“A. .a - S".
.\lr. Evcryman's favorite color is ready.
350—3 for Si.
$5. Hats with. Paradise .Trimn'iing!
Does this give you an itlca of the wand
hats sold in the Howlaud store at $5?
We believe there are nonc such anywhcrc clsc licrc«
abouts; \
And not alone paradise—but ostrich and
and beautiful flowers too.
And the hats tltcinsclt'cs arc vclvct and silk bcavcr;
white and black and colors: graceful shapes and all sivlc-
fttl sizes—with no two of them alikc! '
Dozcng and dozens to choose-front at this one.
price of— . ' . $5
New velour sport hats are wi tiling: friends by tlic
hundreds. ‘ Something mighty attractivc about them: have
fine air of comfort and a remarkable ‘style.
‘ 82.50. S], 50 and $5.»
crful sort of
fur. Gold
Second floor.
Dress Clearout means Saving
This clcarout is no one-day affair.
There are lots of dresses; women will find the choos-
ing excellent Saturday.
Silk dresses for afternoon and for evening wear——-
and in many handsome shade and liked colors.
Serge dresses and drcs> es of,_serge combined with
silk—these two in seasonableand liked colors.
. Styles of now.. Made in thorough" fashion. With the
fit, and air and style that only experts can put into a
dress. I
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But we prefer to clear stocks during the season: to
give women a saving when apparel is demanded and so :—- .
Stu, $12.50 and $15 dresses— .. . . . . . . $7.50
$16.50 to $27.50 (Ire: 350— $12.50\
.. Second floor. - .
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