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Batiste Night Gowns, whit or flesh 0010! — 2
MM House Dread.
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'lI'i "liihlyolu‘"
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BootGilka....u-'€u ............ 3pairs for
for
Fine Night Gowns, $1.50 and $1. 75 value each ..
Envelope Chemise, white of flesh color. lace trimming
Society Satin Camisoles, deep lice trimming 2 for S
Middy Blouses solid white or colored collars 2 for .‘
Numerous styles of Waists, extra values for
$1. 50 Kimonos, plain or flowered crepe, each.
Flower Petticoats light or dark grounds. choice ..
Summer Weight Union Suits ............ 3 for :1 00
Hair-bow Ribbons, plain or fancy ..... 4 yds for $1 00
Each item quoted above is JUST WHAT WE SAY.
bona-fide. and tells its own story—«a saving of 25 to so per
. cent. to the buyer on “Dollar Day."
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ancestry!
'0ur suits of “Forefatlters”
Cloth”
Cloth just like the Pile
grims wore.
proud of their
\Vools from .the
County in England.
Reproduced in the same
simple tones .so character-
istic of those early days.
Butternut brown, olive
green, grey and black.
Sizes from 32 to 46 chest.
same
‘ Everything men and boys
wear. -
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Roosas Pss‘r Company
Broadway Broadway
at Ilth st. “The at Nth at.
Four
Broadway Corners” Firth Ave.
at Warren at flat at.
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DOLLAR DAY SALE
Come Here Thursday, Mav l8th
if you care to secure MARVELOUS BARGAINS in mer-
chandise or real merit and reliable quality.
' Come with the assurance thatyou
whatever you buy.
Some of the dollars
.. do double duty.
phur and Nobody Will Know.
E Gray hair, however handsome. de-
inotes advent-ins age. We all know the
advantages or a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your eharin. It makes
lor mars the face. When it fades.
turns gray and looks streaked. just a
low applications 0! Sage 'lea and Bul
lphur enhances its appearance a hun
dred -told.
Don‘t Istay gray! Look young! Filth-
ier prepare the recipe at home or get!
from any drug store a “cent bottle
or “Wyeth's Bags and Sulphur Com-
pound." which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
. other ingredients. Thousands of folks
{recommend this ready-‘o-uue prepares
.tlon, because it darkens the
lbeeutirully. besides. no one an poss
tsthly tell. as it darkens so ndurally
iLand evenly. You moisten a sleaze or
: sort brush with it. drawing this
'through the hair, taking one small
gstrand at a time. By morning the
,gray hair disappears after another
1 application or two. its natufl‘ color!
i H restored and it becomes thick. [les-
lay and lustrous and ya a” years "
7””-
l Wyeth‘a lane and Outs“ Cosi-
:w is a «Will bill Muisite.
it 1's not bladed (I! III miti-
gation or prevention or dis...
i never see you exhibiting your hua‘
’The. motherhood of womanhood
Is virtue whole and true.
'The matron~mind Is master-mind,
whicheIer say we Iiew.
i For life Is all a {anally and man Is‘
l still a child, l
\\ honI mother— wit defends at last.
i ‘from passion rank and wild...
“Notetdl ltlsyindintethatg
\‘i hat s \\ isdom In the sagest man
but patient mother lov?e t
[he mightiest are the merciful, ini
this life or abOIe.
\itn hope the) draII iluir words.
from: God to g l cngthcn each
the «her;
From God maI'hap they Some—
thing get. but mostly it is— ' .. 4'
mother Dove Silk Gowns
$1.98.
What may the mightiest numareh Skin Cornhinations
do but lace with Imc his $1.00.
power, . Corset Covers,
And kindly plan for each and all _ an oil“. so m.
the guanine» of the hour? l Lace and Silk
The state Is. but his family. his Camisoles ,'
aim, his pride. his art: l $1.50.
[‘0 rule he teams from motlu r
hood. and learns it unaIIare
Ilf lIIoodI liattlts lttl to good. and
passion could endure,
Thtn might the glorv horn of II at
be something safe and sure.
But it' s a shami The nursing and
the mothering of useful ends
and aims—
These give to manhood all the
good, though multiplied the
names.
hair_
What's C hirst but motherhood In
man
The child upon his knee
.ls far the finest picture
childless history.
The merciful, the masterful,
motheriul are one;
And such is still the powerful
when all is said and done.
-—J. \V. Gally in the Universalist.
in his
the
it "Are you Hungary?"
"Yes, Stun." ’
“Well, me along and I'll Fiji."
l —-National Geographic Magazine.
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DEMONSTRATION
_By It can Woman Demonstrator
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mono-ennuaadhraith-laelwwheanheuaedeithe'auas
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Canton. Convenience and W. ”the Year 'Rouna. _
ADupIuAIeumistAekeurferyourllems.
kUseful Souvenir FREE for th' Ladies attending.
WEEK
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. shown Q! the Relsnt Theatre. today.
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Undermusfms of Dainty Character
\ll Ln-lermuslms foI this hair art lit‘“ flt\ll goods Lou in t-spuially for this eIcnt.
At the present time, when th fine maunals usul lll uIIdI-Imu:hns are daily Increasing in
in the May Sale
price, this will truly be a season of economual lIuIiIIg
0'13, regular and extra \lZ('\ some plaInlI made- others trimmed,
K Iaritd assortment of (”mus 98 cts., $1. 00, $1. to, $1. 25, $1. 50, $1 39.. $2.00. 33- 5°
and up.
Envelope Chemises, lace tri
Kat-cells Drawers,
Regular size Open Drawers.
Tollel Articles
Parisian Ivory.
Hair Brushes, $3.50. 3500 and
fiilitary Brushes, $5.,00 $6.00
and 87. no. . ...
( loth Brushes, $o.oo, $3.00 and
$3.50.
Hat Brushes ‘1. 75.
Mirrors, $4.00, 3600 up to
97 so
Frames, 75c, SI.5o to $2.00.
Clocks. 8s 50
("ream Jars. 52c and 5°C.
Tooth Bush iioldes, 25c and
5°C- '.'
Buffers. 50c up to $1 35
l‘ m l'oxes $1.50 to $1 75
lt“\\tl tases, $1. 50 to 31.75.
( (Imlis 50c, $1.00 and $1.50.
Trays 75c. SLoo up to 33.00
list i‘in Holders, 75 cts.
Writing Paper
Berlin Colonial Vellum
39 cts.
Fancy Box Paper, was soc,
39 cta.
Read’s Linen Paper or Cards
or cta.
Fountain Pens, were Stoo,
85 cts.
Plaving Cards. linen finish,
Whist. l’inochle. or Solitaire,
15 ctr... 2 for 25 cts.
Main floor, east.
Drawer Combinations
Is. 75. 89 m.
Pink Crepes de Chine
Camisoles
”$1.50.
:Iuned, " I
Notions and
Sunday
"Tu—pair" Shields. A
lirassiere which has shields
that buttonsin, and an extra
pair for good measure, were
for ages (I months to 1 year.
Childrens Crepe Gowns,
50 and 69 cts, special.
89 eta. l
Corset Covers
Very Special, 89 eta.
White Cage de Chile
Camisoles
teas
75c, $1.00, $1.25 up
39c. see. 75c, 31-00
500. 756. 980. “-50
Children’s Coats
For ages 2 to 5 years.
Black and White checks.
:1.”
Children’s White Coats. _ _
Somewhat dusted and soiled,
$1.00. 95 m. 3: so So 50. $3.00. 53 98 ,
“Kletdnert's Eton and line qualities, greatlI re-
Tango Garment Shields, all (lured. - ._, l
sizes, were 50 cts., for 39 Second floor.
C“.
Hair Nets. The "raun— Rm)“ Weal-
less." a large cap net. all
shades, was 15 els, for I! for Women. ; '
eta.
Mary Napkins, 3 in Vests, . low-neck, sleeveless
pkg. good economy for summer, i3
were to cts., for 7 cu. cts.. 2 for 25 cts.
12 in pkg. | Vests. law—nee: sleeIelesS‘I
. . ace trInIme , as c
“"8 32?: 29c Vests, low-neck, sleert‘ltss,
Shoe Polishes, 10 ct. kindsl’la‘“.3“d “"93 39 m .
in the sale. at 7 cts. Union Suits, regular Sizes,
Nova, Blanko. Cleauit, ‘3 m . ‘ l
Klenzo, Dainty \Vhite, Extra 51265. 49 C“- '-
“Two in One." Bully Shine
and French Gloss. GIOVC Silk
Gilt Edge and Dainty Rus-
set, 25 ct. size. for 19 cts. Underwear
Glycerole, was 23 cts.. 19
etaé for Women.
'e, l ' it i l ., .
waso?:‘cts.,)l:; €351? (‘0 0N Vests. were $L50’ for “'35.
Cost Hangers, were 10 rts. $1 75. $5149
cts. $2.00 $1.85
7
Velvet Grip Supporters. all
sizes; were 15 i‘lS., Io Cts.
Collar Supporters, were
me. for 7C.
Knickers. “en SI so for $1. 35.
Childrens Vests, low- neck.
sleeveless or short sleeves. 17 0th.,
3 for 50 cts . .
Ellie IE. flit Emit dimming
Rex aeacws Nova. FILMED.
Well" Outstrlpe "I'll. Spoilers."
_‘I‘Nephotodfll‘ll. which Inn he
considered the successor to “The
was hy'ehes‘aae um.
m'red in “the siesta-s. ‘whieh
nahesthipmmasrdinaryis
“q."
dept. , j
”The Ne'er-DosWeIl” does n'et Eds}
tonne mm a great Ire. beauti~
Boson.
ml tmpieai scenery, and the old nooks; This picture. though its Character
and o'orners or old Panama in all their
quaint pteturesqueness.
All allots: cast including Ksthiyn
Williams and Wheeler OskaIan. to
lather with genuine Panama atmos-
there. combine to make “The Neher
Ila-We " the Yprettiest iiirn drama ever
Presented. >
The Bat Olin "The Ne'er- unveil. "
take- l’rem Rex Beach's story, is
on"; the Theatre to such ea ex.
teat that the ”deem will he held
MGM”. . . t In;
”the twe'oIWDchellIv2 nerhasu l'l
'and locale are diflerent from “The
Spoilers," has proved an equally ta-
I'orito tllm sth'ly."
The Selig, Polygscope Company,
which made a huge success
in the filmetisation or "he pullers." .
has maintained the high standard set
in the first production in the taking of -
“The Ne'er-Do-Weil. " , . ~
The film is in ten acts. and every
toot .holds one interested. , .e. I
W phenomena is "tallest
throughout. in the cut aresKathlyn
W dialer Will our the
_st a dull moment. There are hand one or the best road works oi Rea inn-star Sells Company. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler