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ER YOU. Think this over, It means
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Hon/Limos
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The Weather: thin and “1mm.
they want !
ending of the holiday season!
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knew they would want a great many thIngs then.
place of the sold-out article.
And then they stop and rub their eyes in surprise.
For here is a store that might almost be at the beginning instead of near the
Theresa storefui
of good glft thlngs.
Folks come hurrying in cxpecting‘to have trouble finding the merchandise
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it Is a store that sparkle: and abounds with good gift merchandise.
There 15 no lack of merchandise here; desirable seasonabie worthy attractive.
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l‘rldty. December 8, 1016.
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Yes; we have sold more than we ever sold before during an equal time In December.
But we expected to do that very thing. So we bought a great deal more than ever before,
\Vc were determined that Bridgeport folks were not going to be disappointed at the last minute.
It is inevitable that some few things should be exhausted.
to prevent disappointment.
there's not a blonde doll, there is a Winsome one with dark hair.
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We don’t play the old game of “just as good"—-—but we do have something , “It
And we prepared them.
But there is always something to take the I
If you can’t get a mahogany Victroia, for example, there's one in oak with just as sweet a tone.
to be had.
And fresh supplies are coming forward
the day!
“Wish 1 had
\ I new petticoat.”
Have you, Sir, heard Wife.
say that recentlyi,
And are; you nol going to
“take the hint?.
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Silk petiicoals, rich plinn
colors or handsome change-
able shades—$5 and more.
If Wife is a woman of more
than average figure, some spe-
cial petticoats of brown black
blue or changeable tonés and
in) excellent styles-56 and
$7.50.
loco-II floor.
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Jeweled beauties
of tempting price.
New graceful effective dc-
signs sct with brilliants or
colosch tones, and of unique
I utter-us ,—thcre “Inc plenty
such for i Ilks to choose from
.l.:IV:Illicrcs of solid gold set
with pearls or sapphires or
amethysts—SI to $10.
Earrings set with handsome
stones—50c to S3.
Bar pins and brooches,
some of plain gold, some of
silver set with flashing“ bril-
liants, some of gold set with
pearls and sapphires—50c to
$5. ~
Bracelets with outer shell of
gold—$1 to $3.50.
Vanity cases of handsome
styles—$1 to $7.50.
Mesh bags of silver, fine and
durable—$2.50 to $8.50.
For men:—
Scarf pins—50c to $1.50. '
Cuff links—$1 to $3.50. 13
.Tie clasps—SOc‘to $2. “Ina
.Watch chains—$1 to.$9.j i
Knives—st and $4. 50. a“?
Dress sets of Stud and 'n,_ ':
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“i want to H?
give a dress." 7 ‘N
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More than one man has
said this; maybe only to him-
self.
And he hasn’t had courage
to come and pick it outl!
Really, it doesn’t take much ‘
courage.
Any one of font elevators
/will whisk him to the third
floor—and there he may pick
from beautiful silks or wool-
ens.
Here are two splendid 12.1)-
' rics for a dress
Satin 01 pure silk with .)Is-
ter of burnished 51h er in dmk
tones of green and DIOWIII) in
navy and copenhugen blue, in
rose grape Inolc pink plum
ruby ivory (Ind black—$1.75
yard.
Fine silk-zmd-wool poplin,
“strength of silk and luster of
silk but with that combined the
firmness of wool and its soil“
surface In navy copenhagen
taupe burgundy Wisteria ivory
black and dark green or dark
brown—$1.25 yard. '
m float.
Take any elevator.
His favorite
if: slippersiare ready.
““A lot of men like those
high— cut slippers with elastic
sides.
Say they feel as snug as :1
shoe and yet are easy.
Here they are, on or black
——$I.75 to $2.75.
Another lot of men like low
slippers cut with straight
lines. ‘
These are’ready too, several
different sorts, in tan ,‘and
black—$1.25 to $3. '
And » still other men like
those low slippers that are cut
very low on the side; heel part
and front art) almost separate!
Plenty of “them here. Tan
d lilck “
75 “to“ , ‘
Glass with
1):. diamond”: sparkle.
Whether housewife has
kept house one year or twen-
ty, cutglass gets cordial greet-
ing.
"HS it safe and :In appreci-
ated gift, always.
A colleqtion that’s large and
beautiful invites choice—and
from it one may choose satis-
factorily. For quality is ex~
ccllcntund patterns are hand-
some and cutting is effective.
Lumps—$7.50 to 835.
Deep bowls—$2.50 to 811’).
Shallow
$15.
Nappies, handled or plain——
85c to 83.
Sugar and cream sets“
$2.25 to 56.50.
Cake plates—$4.50 to 36.
Water
$27.50. .
Punch bowls -——$9 to $55.
Celery trays—$2.25 to £8.
Comports—SIJS to 5'6.
Vases—$2 to $16.50. ii:
Bottles—$2.25 to S4. “‘33,;
Relish dishes—$2.75 to
$4.50.'
howls—$2.75 10
sets —- $4.50 to
s.
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Fourth floor. ' ““.“I,..3.Iiri
Smoke but don’t
spill the ashes. ,
“Smoke all you want to,
'Jack, so long as you don’t spill
ashes all over the floor.”
'And then Wise Woman pro.“
sents an 3511 tray or smokcr’s‘
stand! ‘ .
I Trays—Q25c to $2. ” ‘“ )
., I Sets—$1.50. to $3.50....“ I...
i Stands—$1. 25 to 337. "3'1”." ' ‘ ‘
every hour of
30 days late!
but very beautiful.
E A lot of silk pillows.
III fancy patterns and trim-
med effectively.
Filled with soft fine floss.
Round of shape, handsome
of appearance.
and
A number of colors
combinations.
Because they didn‘t get here
when they should. they must
sell quick!
Regular prices would be $5
(Ind more— $3.50.
Third floor. l
Women’s fine or
warm slippers.
Pick sort you think will be .
most-welcome.
Plenty of each here for wo-
men.
Beautiful gold
pumps—$0.
and silver
Handsome bended pumps
and strap slippers of black kid
~55.
Satin pumps, black“ and
white—$3 and $14.50.
Felt slippers with fur trim.
Ining, black ))ray and red——
$1.25 .111d$i.50.
Felt comfy slippers' in a
number of colors—$1.25 to
$1. 75.
Felt siesta slippers,
colors——-59c 69c and $1.
Main floor. rear.
many
. . .Much comfort
i'i “ for little feet.
Slippers to keep little folks
from catching cold when they
pop out of bed of a morning.
.“Very pretty as ’wellias Very
comfortable. "
;- Felt comfy slippersupt‘.
Blue felt cavalier limits—4
$1.15 to $1.35.
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