It‘s what the
" ' moiey hays!
Real clothes economy. isn't
V paying a low price alone
Not all that sounds cheap
is cheap Ah, Noi
L It is 1111121th money buys
, that actually counts;
The price Of a suit is low or
high, according to what your
.money buys.
if it buys honest fabric. and,
honest tailoring, and good fit,
and correct style; and does it
money has bought its full val
ue for you
. And ihat’shvhatmoney does .
when it’s spent here.-
Our suits, for 6112111915.
from Hart Schaffnér 81 Marx '
and from Kuppenheimer sell
at $20 to $35
But they are good full mon-
e3, 's~wo_rth at pricier— Your
money does 11111.11 work- when
it buys one. L ‘L
it doesn’t pay to think too
much about pn'ce it does pay
to think about what your
money is buying. .1
11.11.11. come take a look at the new Varsity LSuits!
Snapp1? Well, ratl1e1. Style and spirit and all wool
ahric and clever little touches of style at pockets and cuffs
‘ 11d iapels !
No wonder young men ra‘h- rah for Varsity!
ind quiet 1ich suits for men of conservative
rLLNTi .
I .
ideas; ,
loin floor. not.
1
, .1 . 1
A Stetson hat
its the idea and the head of the man who—gets under it
it fits into his general plan of dressing top. L
soood enough to go with his other good attire.
Right styles and a n11mbe1 of them, fine fabrics, good
rvice. $3. 56 and 34
Main floor, rear.
“Underdogs” for children. i
Clever little new undergar-L
cuts that combine vest and 1
awer and underwhist+and
sell for 50 cents!
.: Light of weight. soft of texture,
on neck, no sleeves, knee length. , .
Very comfortable, make pnderwaist
unecessaw—imc.
Left aisle. rear.
Women's sued. .white
emulsion—491:! V
Genuinely good, through
and through.
451- soft fine-texture cotton, evenly
knitted and fitting ,vvltlt anoothnees.
double top 11.1.: double sole.
They will give good service—Va pairs
'”" We, 1 paer19c. 7,.
And, black fiber silk stockings at
31550; white as well; and even a. few
Women’s union suite—~65c.
colonel
Double sole high spliced he‘ehnioo
'A good lisle union suit: in mm“ . 37M
miner wei ht an —-
g d Style Willa-60191150001” V bring comfort
LtoE'Vmeny.{wonmn,whooe feet and am
noyed by even purest of block dyes.
Nico blankspotitqn. niee white sole,
regular .oioéo and: special
Viol-Ed women-3460 and 6011
:tnooth esen ,lllee in knee length1
1 low neck and no sleeves. . , '
unforced to insure iofigoroond-
«Ventisfactory service.
111m for Women of 1111‘pr
me pretty roots and bodice: are
tnor white or a win-m and-E rio h
lags. white ton and block-e291).
coolant
all at a fair price;-—‘~then your
sizes for .
’Gltlldren‘e silk-finished li‘Lo stock-
Durable ocirool stockings for how. , L L
AFOrLLfichEoy; L ‘ .
VSampech suit L
For boy graduating into
dent Suit. 1
it’s a real boy’ 5 real first-
long trouser suit, not a
man-’5 suit cut down to fit
.a boy!
Lines are boyish, little
touches of decoration are
boyish.
Yet- it is marked by just
the degree of manliness that
1 a boy wants such suit to
have.
Blue serge forspecial oc-
casions, fancy mtxtunes for
continued service.
, . Sampeck-Nmfoik suits;
' with short he
4 A lot of variations of the Norfolk model; so a boy can
pick one unlike his chum’ s.
._ Handsome new woolen mixtures in fair gree
and gray,
Splendid navy blue serges.
And always a style that is, marked Land pleasing.
$8.50 to $13.50. .
Give, expert'care to
hair and? complexion
Agraceful and stylish arrangement of the hair, a clear
complexion, well cared- for nails;
through the service of the Howland experts
Those experts have every worthwhile device to work
with and each prOcess is carried through 111 sanitary fashion.
And they are expert' 1n , V . ,
L shampooin'g L,
massage.
hair dressing
- manicurng
parentsr-
‘ ’Tis all at reasonable charge, of course.
1. .
These helps for Women who need hatr-dressrng aids;—
29-inch switcha—m. 50 .24j-inch Witches-$3.50
; - » 2811111111; Witches—$6.95 , 1' -
Transformations Vof naturally-wavy hair P5 75
fimmat LL 11553:”
‘.. -_._._..LV1,
LL”- '.;=;3_.;..1;... mm .4}:
long trousers; Sampeck stu-'
these are easily acquited .
There is special service for children; haireutting that
is of latest styles, and done to delight of ch1ldren as «well as}:
feet.
is on.
k
Thole?
Lploin or
pulse
“,‘Ricli
.. w..- .
new and,”
Pare blunt}; sill: hogs wl
plainuh i
F0? WkOILO
tbmlce $5! L
delightful collection.
31.. 1.11....
women. opoc14l also”
A quartette of handsome new shoes for WOWIk-‘Wlfi
all the air of $8 and $10 shoes-—
Stylish and. clever inheightg 8 (1r 8% inches. , VV ,3
Withsmart high heels of leather
Some with fancy stitching that looks like a tip ‘ .
or gray, or brown, or black, ---.-rich and fine in of;
manta. i
Dark brown or dark gra y kid
Gray kid with trip of gray buck
. Brown kid with brown buck top,
' Plain rich black kid “
him-good shoes; $4. Gunmetal calf with laced cloth
top. Cuban heel and stitched in tip effect.
Black kid laced shoes, imitation tip Cuban or audiw‘
um heck—$4. SO. ,
in 3:: floor. rear.
More, American ivory.
for 1911.11.11».
Conner aisle. from.
111 .111. 1...,
for the new dress! .
it’s as eaSy to have a smart
hewfsilk bag that contrastsas
Graceful new shapes.
Rich dull yellowish white or real
But a clever substitute for ivory,
made right here in America! .
Every need for dressing-table from
button—hook or null- buffer to comb
or brush or mirror or puff box.
Prices. according to article,. from
350
to II.
One that harmonised with new
‘ dress. or new suit _
'Such a diweréity of; no end M5
9111!. combustion of no 61. ,
air and «glowing um. colors,
ning and
mtrrdr— '
@mm
secretion
51
ofb
Vine: with
1'0.
:“L 91011.1 ’silk me fitted with
Film, 111' from Ind pone—$3566 to V361
.J_..‘. a
variety of hats 11‘ $5.
terial, and a wide range or out»
015 and. of styles.
there is a goai‘t'ullsfirodob
ars-worth.
thinks $750 or fill) is rt tit
prune for a hair—er.
B. Freeweck of Nantes: “shit
in tone minnow. :fl: .
WWI. Reid} troll! MWRL
for 3 mil with m in more.»
all.
in. W. G. Emu. gen-l
her house on 110mm signs for in
season; f
Michael Plesic of Glide street he:
been entertaining militate: Ham
0! Hurtford.
baggy Tag: wise: “flaw” The date of the mlnstrel Show ta
5! 8 Y4 m“ 318‘, be given by the Newton Heights Elie
that $5 is the right price. to glue Company 1.. April as. -
pay for a 111L311“. Ramble and finally. .wlio hard
been living on Gardiner street, Not»-
ton Heights,l1ave removed to Stam-
ford. 0
Mr. and Mrs David N. Mather an:
entemlining for a few days, their
daughter, Mrs. James Plan 10f Bridge
port. .
Mr and Mrs. R. H. Weaver hm
opened their home on the Poet Raul.
after spending the {winter in New!
York city. ,
Rupert MacDonald ~11» resigned. and
positional the Yale & Town-a plaitL
in Stamford to accept one in New
York city. .
M911.er Wall has returned to lit-V3.
home on the upper Postroad. and vii
shortly reopen the Chick Inn for til-L
season.
Albert Peck and family. have new»
V ed from the Brian Hnrlwrlght pile.
, . on Long Neck VPoint road, Nmtth
~ to SW, 1 ..
Mrs Fordhurn, of City Island. N 1‘:
was 11 visitor till! week at the lime II;
, her daughter, lire. W l. fondant!
Hindiey ram {1
The monthly meeting 9! the Ladle! '
For those women—2 (rut
Smart' 111 styieygood in on».
Value is plainly to be won;
And for the womafili
‘4 Y‘- '
14111111211511 .1: .
$5. Aid Society of the 611111311133th
Church, was held yesterday ottoman.
invthe lecture roan.
,,V 2 '73! Allen R). Sheldon hon Wot! I“
t “313.1 11011511119111 goods from the Webb hand
on Long Neck Point road, to m
lord, which he is now employed
121111111 l-l. Northrop has resigned m
1 piece at Highland Farah, Robert His:
.131”: place onOxRidge,.nnd
. to no home in museum. 1 . ,V
M. Mil. ethch'. wholes recently, I»
turned to townfroxu a yinit lumen}
L Carolina. is presenting .11overolxrlriql,T
- with interestin g'souvenlro .06.”,
. . U113. . ., , L
'1 The older bone at Center School-I»
der Superintendent Willinms' rim
llion, are planning to clear brush '1
trunnion from the wounds about lIILl
building. L l
, The family of Miltnn Buggies. who
‘is employed at the Yale Is Tom
1 . lplum in18lamlord, has moved fl.
’ _, ' Reunion into Mrs 131117111111 ochre-I.
., er's. cottage on West 1113111113,.
A dgl'thtful 9““ An increased force of workman-1.
VVKerknff put“. me. .
thrive been recently pm. on the job *1th
Of course «it’s detightfd,
preparing the place at 11mm- will-.- 1
. ‘ John MacCormiclr Wfly,W1.VL
maker. Of Di-L‘l' K353 couldnt in readiness for the summer sewer
make a perfume that was pd The , mater 1.111 Boner”: an
> ' . ‘ . -, . ' Methodist Church conducted a me'
delicate andssppeaimb. 1p (m 50m, “unanimous fitimVV, ,
£1130sz 111: .o 11': 13urger-1-wat fine. 11 number of young people-11nd 11m
,x "‘0 per mm" ‘ , tot their elders had 1} good time, Lat-i,
53%”...‘1’353333’1 5395:1011. _L ,thhe treasury of the society. more,»
Com 01810» fault. lplonished by a few claim; . , 1%.?
1 . ~ l John H -Oberi}}ndor; who We?
ircmov‘ed from Cedar gate into: Rim 3
. _ recently completed house on 3111:. ‘91.-
L A man WW ; L per Poet road on the plohrwlrloh D
. 1 and; othernwdfuln. 1" land 17 11.1mm owned jointly. nun;
. " ' 1 ~ ., 1.1.11.1 heacuutroth. 111:. rm
K‘tChen apron 0f b"L'-Ck'3“d- mama-11.11115 now started 11111015.-
White Check, 0f big size, and house upon the tract. LJ‘ _
rubberized 50 it protects dial ! G. E. Richter has recently been «1'1.
Whileflomg any sort of kitchgn gagerl in writing a series of uracil
task. seq, _ ifor the pumicny commuter: ‘or at f
‘ 1 Wow Haven Railroad, calling ath'
mfgfigéfifipwm value. L11 7 s a n 1111111 to the efllclency of its 11qu
' ’2 ‘ and to the interesting sights .to 1b
~33” huhonholo “in 8 M"... seen along its linen, m flhk‘1
these articles have been appealing
in many of the newnpors Vol Ill
state this week. ,
.. mt. Harry Loundes of 31711132“
With her young son, in uteri ,,L
home of her hnibthd‘h motile m
if»
$6L
‘4. .
nick-molt erLLald in 9.1.“ 1! 6V
yam..aev,pman .1601
, Bilkb d tormL New!“
red. or. hm. 6 yiraFikc.
Hair-net}: made of real Link L.“
623306. poured, allude-ml 1,00. .
13933er him
good opioid-4511.? ’ ..
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