we seem NQRWAL 11121111111 SEMINEL' .7 : ' ' ,. " ' 711.1111: noon
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Seamless Axminster Rugs
' New patterns For Spring
" , F" In the new olive greens, old blues and soft tan‘I‘
l. shades that make such good backgrounds for simple 3
furnishings. _, . . ,
T V Sizes 9 feet x 1" feet $40-00
77 Gentlemen! New patterns . Sfeet 3 111111115 10 feet 6 111nm $35.03
”1' in Spring Shirts ' " Tl h :eet l x :fect; 1 ' } $20
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ml Metric Shirts with soft French eut'fs. Veryneat 1 a ( T 11 , . . . ‘ . k t _‘ 7 1
ifitfipes gray black blue on white grounds with a l E ‘ The state ot the carpet and 111e, 111111 (AI-1s 61.0 1
thread OfP11113101 250M 01' "”1'11 t0 “HAVE“ Th0 pattern. l ,. ' f treinely uncertain. . The supply. 111' Woels 111 the l
1' $200 1 -7..- ' New Models in Tailored Wear ' 7 l country 1311111111111. The q11esti1111ul’11111o1ris doubtful-
V Stills”, and Coats ' l Those who need or intend buying rues should not de- 1 .
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Neckwear in variety , 7 7 . l . , 1-11-11 W 1
IF A iiot of color pen vad1s the ease of cipi my; neck- l . . Latte arrivals ‘ , . ' ’ EA ‘ . «ii
.7} Ilfies. Never was a season when 11i1.l111ess of weave and l, Serge, Gabardine and French TWllls 7 7 ‘.
' 'color shading were. so pronunent. Any taste may be J $25.00, $27.50, $35.00 ‘ ln the Shoe Shop
.fiafiSfiBd- , . _ 1* ' 7. 7- “I‘Izil Sports Suits, Advance Showing . 7 . ' - . ,
3T 1 ' V glgl 50 cts to $290 V V) V“ in Khaki'KOOL Tussah and Rajah Silks ' [F For Women. Pumps and Spats, all the des1rable
' ‘ “i!" M" S“ 111111111111... 1‘1er l "mm 11111:, T" 3': The Oriental we we are quite appropriate for 1' style effects, black. tan and colors to combine WlthI
l these sports gamnents, which hang in generous folds. 1 l valking suits. .
.. T (19991"(1‘7‘f01‘8t3100n Weave and colon. EVA?! COUCHWW . ' 5 Sports Boots of neuuine white buckskin 01 can< 1
Ar tcrete Jardinieres shade is in evidence for 111111-11 experimenting has been 1‘s, t111111111~1l with mhwd km], L, 1-s,s11I1nlie1l with soles
1 . and Birdbaths - 7‘“ I done with dye pots, emerald, lose Igold, Burgund1, . of rubber or her, . g
‘ - fl plum and brown are here . ~ 7 _ 7 . . . . .1
-. AS the word i111plics“AItcrete" isnc1‘111creten1ix« t n 7- $3900 $3500 $4500 to $7500 fl Evening and Boudon' 31113136115 111 dainty assert-r, .
lure moulded into artistic shapes for jardinieres, ,l ' - I Silk Jorge}? Suits 1 113’ 1 7 \ $27.50, 7 ' , I ment 7 , it
#33111);th and other artistic furnislnngs for gardens. 1i l Wool Jersey Suit; » 11mg: 3" 11111,? $25.00 to $45.00 , ' B ; For Girls. A special gun metal ealt‘ ‘3th for',
Q, 1“ -£:lL.1e_19-s .- e 1 " 77. ’ ' 1 ‘. ' 11 ,, . ' l
igilgfllfilfigflgmw ”Elil- Bummer”. 3 a -; Fine Tailored Wear 7 a _ [ g1rls, butttIned modd 311th extia bony soles and Wide 1
w WATT” . Copies of imported 1110111113, exact replicas of” suite ’7 toe, made 01 “we“ I 7 ' '
which were made in famous French ateliers, of very f’ 81,743 to 11, “‘4‘? $2.75
Silk Umbrellas I fine material andeverv mark of distinctive tailoring. I, 11110 2, 51%? $3.25
‘ - ~ l Exclusive! - 7 . ' s st!) 7 ” ' $400
T71 In new combinations of colors, changeable greens, 0. 90 60.00 and $75. 00 . ' -
anvy, garnet, purple, etc., with short handles, loops of— T .$5 $ T - - ‘ J For Small B°Y5~ Foot-form Shoes, Blucher 011T l
silk or braided leather. .Very stylish effects in black; , Spring Coats 7 - 7 I. with heavy soles Sich- 10 to 131/3.
.[md white. . I I11Ro~e “Rookie Hold Blue, Tan, len and Magenta l 2 Patent Kid, $2.75 .
. “Mle- duty" Umbrellas. .Very attractive ll . $2900m$4500 ‘ i ! Calfskin. $3.50 .
Scotch and French plaids which are equally sernce- ~ . Second 11m; 312‘ . in ~ Sizes 1 to? $4.00 ,
‘pble for sun or rain, . «air ‘ V _ ‘
‘ $350,1475 $550 1111111750 "1“ , HomeaCraft Lace Curtains . 7 11110131ng English 11101191 of gun metal can.
. ' 1111111111101. Ill ' F A great quantity 0f Curtain Mater- ' midget eyelets. Sizes 21/9 to 6. Widths AtoD, Ml
I ' fl ial has’b'cen sold this week. The stock For children. The Read Shops afiord ”special 1 .
l I? ' .3 8 now at its best and the Read ' shoes on nature lasts for little 11111111. These 311on l
. Patterns Drapery Section 19 in perfect condition I the perfect developmentof the foot. Many atth
V Thinngag Desfifififtsfady’ “mm-g “Mes T: l ’to help re-dr‘ape You! W " . E and all required leatherS, ,
, g “”11 11 ’fi, “£5:ng flows- . 3 . , 1* 7 , ,_ $1.56 to $400 ,
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mg 0.! semen 11111111111 this summer» Hill“ Scourge will occupy the 9111.. KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT A 7~—Pienos tuned and receives. 65-...
is James A. Farrell, the president of p“, in the lRowam M E. church 51ml note player pianos altered. to use 88;
“"3 United SW99. 51111111 °°’P7°mi“il' day morning In 4he evening Harold REVERE Mass.1Ap1‘il 14 ~111s. Fm mm "mm ”“549““11 “mm“ 7
WhP- is having a New mansion built Cntbin Win “Val an illustrated lean-re me StaCkhouSe, 70‘ Years old and he! given to plBSEI' pianos, John H Daklu‘ l
at 71115 estate. "Rock. 11811857" M" F.“ '01 "Cuba. and Pinto Rico." ; son, Walter ‘L. Stackhouse, died today. 01mm Im‘el' - , " l
rell will have about 3-“ acre of 3T0“ ,_ Rewayton. xBeptlst Church. Sunday. from 11111111111. received when they werel "7 1‘
$132!": :0 “$331133? 22???? 1.1111111 16 «10.130 Morning worslfip’strnok by 1111 automobile on the Revere 'L ' ‘-
n n no 0 .1, 8 3 iwith sermon by the pester on “What 1111111111 1101116171111! early today Mine 7
kinds. John 118811.!!! MCKlnleY Etmetu Jesus Taught Abou‘ Prayer 11 111601 Mm! D Dodge, Who 3:150 was hit w‘latever You Wan‘ I.
in the Optical line
will have charge oil the W91"? ’ " The Sunday School session all! be was: seriously hurt 'All were residents
. The residenciaf 7, 517:. , A. 1 :Nfiiflf‘llfifl ~ _ I. ,
. 111111-1511 prunes Foe FLoon 1, We Have Waiting ‘0:
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was recently each, .7 _
.» Resales spamming. in the. ‘
fitting, of “BesoYet” Glasses,
, . There Wag no meeting of the Piss-v Rev Irving S. smith of Amltyx-llle.
‘ llime A club laSt night as the head- Long Island. will be 1111'. presence
quarters were 11594 f0? a barn dance Sunday morning. in the E11111 Avenue
Iglven by the B. D. G. club- ‘_ lMethodlst 11111111011111, church. Mr.
Attorney Edward Cunningham of Smith is a. native of Norwalk having
Bfooklyn, spent, yesterday vjsiting lived here the greater {flirt of his life.
’7 ‘ ' . mend: on the East Slde. Mr. cunning. and his niiuiy strands will be pleased
ARKE F Iham is well known in this district. to. greet 111111 The Eester music will
- . 7 . Thurston Bates. the young son 01M;- 1111-11111111111 and an interesting service
land Mrs. Wellaee Bates, was painfully ls 1°°k°d for. "
injured when he fell from a bicycle The lecture tomeripw night 91.115191
1Wednesday.Hesuste1ned 11 had cut G M- r'l‘eeple in A119 Afllleni Allf‘chu‘,
Ion his hand and ”had to receive meal. .7. , , _ "
pal attention.- 1 - .3
AChester .Thompson. the wcllknown ',
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