Bedroom. Furniture
nil-aid solid
mama:- as...
men pieces which include
Former price $310.00
rocker, one chair and dressing for $255.00
tile chair
not of
mgr/en pieces Che? Former price $256.00
Mode ver convenient i -
’ [robe for i’iien’s use in place for $2181m
ddiiffonier
Med of Andi. Wai-
—. veriffine reprod lion. .
’5: outlines Bed, r ,
outer and dressing table
“any set in same design was $133.50
baton hot in Mahogany was $120.00
Aha-tea- Wahut. same desirn, was $120.00
Queen Anne cot, American Walnut
was $220.00
[Hort not, light Fumed Oak,
Mission stvle. with bronze
handles on drawers, very plain
Former price $133.50
‘°' $103.50
for $103.50
for $100.“!
for $100.00
for $187.00
Former price $158.50
draight lines and pleasing for $135.00
every way. Six pieces
Colonial torn-poster cot, four pieces for Slim
than not of solid Mahogany,
Denied set, Chinese Chip-
was $125.00 for $11.00
pndale design with hand- Former price $207.00
. #ipted decorations in colors,» _ '
' . fly Quaint and .. unusual. : tongslm 4
Seven pieces
at
Odd Pieces of Bedroom Furniture ~
_ A group of separate pieces embracing dressers, chiffon.
fl dressing, tables andvarious chairs gathered for clear-
Ldss 15 to 25 per cent. from original
prices
Fourth float.
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. i. Gas Ranges and Cookers
"requiring no polish; tree coneeetrm
, ‘ “nee-brunet top; oven and broiler,
. . sale price ‘-
The “Vulcan” line, black enainel, all cast parts,
" $l2.65
Four-burns top ran e, onebroiler, broiler pan
(find white enameled crum pan,
. sale P"cc $l8.35
;...'.., , Few-burner cabinet. elevated broiler, white en:-
' fled crumb pan and d00r panel's, .
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John McKlln Hinton of 59 West Fifti-
tact that. bounce Mn. Beetle! had
been divorced h-orn her husband. Ed-
ward Mel, .ahe had assumed '
at Jane ca. Ian'iott. and under
been blown to all her
This Store is OpenUntfifi O’clock .EveryDay
the
adopted eight children
._ institutions“ had
tor them until thw grow to man.
or womanhood. Three children .
or! throw; the State Charities ‘
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'lliie Angmt Sale is going that ardendidly.
. RbaReodendouroidcustomerswhoknowtheReed
I Home recognise the fact that everything is Read summer mutan-
l (the zeta generously reduced price. The Read way of making room
for fall goods expected later.
Newcomers in Bridgeport will soon learn Read methods and
benefit thereby. A big pleasant store, a home store that is inviting
in every section and corner.
Corsets
Bargains in Corsets are in
great profusion.
if one cannot find one make
that she likes, there are hun-
dreds of others, and if one
wants to try a change, no bet-
ter opportunity could be of-
fered. for there are the best
known makes at reductions.
The American Lady.
The line to be closed out,
and all numbers are mt de-
srrabie. perfectly fresh and in
best condition. The only rea-
son for reductions is that the
corsets are to be kept no
ion er.
cry oped-l pole-e. ‘
Corset Section.
MOI. MI.
[aces and
Trimm'
Do not pass by t Lace
and Trimm g Section. ,
There are beautiful lengths
of Lace Edgings. Nets and
Bandings. Ornaments. odd
bits of‘Chitfon. Gold and
Silver Braids, French Rose-
buds, etc. ,
lain floor.
W A“ gener-
ally mixed colorings which
combine with all furnishings,
in all rooms.
Size 27 x 54, were “.85
for $1.50
27 x 60, were
82.75 for $2.45
36 x 72, were $5.00
for “.50
Sodom Tapestries, very'
serviceable and ' lll desirable
patterns, size 9 x i2,
were $20.00 for 818.00
Oriental Rugs. less
10 per cent.
This offer, considering that
Orientals are most difficult to
procure now, is one that every
one who intends buying these
rugs should notiniss.
This applies to carpet and
small sizes, and included are
some wonderfully fine large
Kermanshahs. .
Third floor.
China
Odd Separate Pieces from
Stock Patterns to close out
Open Vegehble Dishes, were 50 to $1.50, 25end50cta.
Covered Vegetable Diahee, were $1.50 to $5.00,
Covered Butter Dishes. were “.00 to
Bowh. were 25 cts. to $1.13,
Meat Platters, 5 sizes, were 50 cts. to $4.50,
Places. all sizes, were to to S4 cts.,
CuodDirhoo. were 17 to 3Scts.,
Sugar Bowie. were 65 cts: to $1.50,
25.50.75“
$2.25,
25 and 50 etc.
lSandZScta.
ashram
saucers.
Mo lilac.
. 25ers.
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Summrr Nzckwear
Lil's! Old-5' Coll»
were 50 cts.
Olga-8e Verena. were 50
eta.
”flow
Org-35o and Georgette
Collars. regular $1.00, $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.00,
”modal.
Georgette Collars
Dainty styles that were 50,
75 and $1.00,
39¢;de .
MW“
Ian, were 25, formde.
Art Section
Many pieces of Stamped
Goods and materials mar ed
very low. A chance to plan
for borne decorations and hol-
idaygifts.
Cotton Pillow Shams,
were 85 for U eta.
Cretonne Pillow Slips,
were 50 eta. for 3 ch.
were 25 etc. for 19 etc.
Workiaglwenowets.
torflotl.
rodeo Arm-I. limp-
ed. were 50 etc. for 80 0‘
Laundry Bags. for col-
lars, and handker-
chiefn, were 25 eta. for 19 oil.
Dollar and On! Sets.
stamped, were 25 cts.
‘ for 1. ch.
Brown mien centers,
were 50 cts. and $1.00
for 25 and 50 etc.
andiyea‘rnwero50eta.
iorflcto.
Children’s White rlqne
Dresses, stamped for 8
and 4-year: were 50 etc.
tor-acts.
Ollfldren'a Crepe,
stamped, for 8min
maceration.
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Not in the history of any remembered Silk Sale
there. been such economical values as this August. lax:
auditions‘of fth‘icnlifomwkg at present are most .peculia-IJ
~ accou. . n o c sing man foreign' factories
the difficulty in obtaining good dyzs. V i
Every woman knows that Read Silks are the best p03.
sible to obtain and the Read '
yard. guarantee is behind "01,”,
Sotin-otripe Crepe do China, 32-inch. were $1.50 1
' . . - _ for 81.5.
Satan-airy. Weah Sula, 32 and 36 inch, were $1.00'
for .8!
Georgette Crepes, black. white and navy, were 81.00" _
for .79
__,, Bheh Taffeta. ‘
Yard wide, quality sold at $2.00 for 81.5.
31.69 for 81.29 '
$1.50 for $1.10
Striped Wash Silks
.. . n. deletion combination ever has."
Wisteria, gray and royal blue,
Green, black and purple,
Bloc, tan and black, Woven to cell at 31.50,
B , and black,
Orzengo‘rfiaok and green. 51'39 M
Just to give an idea as to colorings. I
Washable Crepe do China, stripes, $1.29
plain $1.39
Stepladder. Chairs
Hardwood and well made. When closed it forms
a good kitchen chair; open, a 3-ft. stepladder.
$1.39. “”6" d“ ““
Tumblers
Neodlodehcd. wore6for50eta, Gmw‘.
Plnin mm Blown Tumblers, were 6for30etl, Bforfldh
Colonialleod'l‘eaGlasoea, were6forfleh, 810:5“
Colonial Sher-bots, sweeter-33m, Biorflm.‘
Lemma“ Glues. _ mo‘fordiota, Slocum
"ruin Tallulah «v
Two patterns. flour de 133, or S-line baa d, ~
Sienna.
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thointorvollnlaondon. ThoPhila).
dolphin will not sail until tomorrow;
owlfif‘tothe noeouity of cleaning
her. ,
Ir. Hem“ slid ht! mm
with the British attthoritioearoea over a
his passport being made out tor Swill
aeriand ha well no for m‘ and, .-
nnglhhc. audit wrongs-soc that ho' ~
night so to may alter vistting .
the‘vtahor countries. When this who".
pointde out to- him. he volunteered to '
return to America on the Philadel-
phia. He is being allowed to ~native
shoot'withont restriction .
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ron'l maroon. moor the presidency
at Charles 8. Molten, died today at his
home. in.Bronxvlllo,'New York city,
touowing “Joanna. according to
MW in ten city. arr. rabi-
an was formerly-lowed in New lia-
renegotiate! in carnation with his
railroad ’worh‘ rowed .‘ to Boston.
banshee-urinals“ into linemen
outsidb the railroad held.
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Waitress aAle'c neutron,
salmon-aw a 1-~ use
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