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. Special news today fOr Travelers. Special News of
”ch6! 11 Coats and Suits. Remarkable Mill End News
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‘ of Sampeck suits for Boys. Read! -
“'7“ ‘flre whole store 15 a field for the practlce of true economy. Here 1: Ipreadl
_, -._.,_---__.__.tout every home-need am] every wear-need---every one hears a M111 End Fr'lcc'
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast tor Nor'u'alk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
Cloudy anti unsettled weather pro.
rails tilting the Atlantic coast T‘eoi‘iili
of Virginia." 'l‘liundershowers “‘t'l'F‘ '
reported quite generally from the cen-
tral districts. Disturbances are cen»
tral this morning over Oklahoma and
South l.‘11kota. The following places
reportrd high temperatures: )iilcs'
t‘ity, Mont, 101.; Rapid City, S. l)..i
ltttt; \‘t’illis‘on. N. 11.. too. Therei
lznve been no 111:1.1'kedchrtnges in tern-i
perature durinat the last 24 hours east~ ing ,4
of the Mississippi riv.er 1 ,
0.)“..in 1111.. ,m this mm, i \1 by it has slashed the finest suits just as happily
Is the others.
Partly cloudy Weather, probably fol
And women will benefit;
lowed by local showers. i
former price.
Rich browns and greens and tans and copenhagens
Even finest
suits go in
Mil 1 End price- knife cuts deep and clean and swift
get suits at but fraction of
WEATHER A YEAR AGO T0-
:33“ 1nd checks and mixtures many novelty fabrics! .
'i‘cnrpet'aturt': High. 78: ion. Regular $1910 $2250- ., $8‘ 50 1;-
Regular 330 and $35—- ‘ $1450.41“;
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Regular $45 and S47. 50—— 3 $16.50 ,.-_
What a Sufi-Day We Shell‘Havei
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City News
l Tomorrow. St. James Bay, there will
be Holy Communion at Trinity Church,
at 9:30 o'clock. 1
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There was a neighborlywrr'el on‘.
Toilet helps for y
woman who travels
l Cutex manicure sets, compact and complete—#850. ‘
Absorbent cotton in packages of 1 ounce to i lit—,8
‘ A rehearsal ol the 51111111111 Campfire
Gills was held last owning at thei
home of Dr. Franklin (1. Brown, Sea-E ~" 46 ‘0 32C
view avenue, preparatory to ‘1. 1.11mi Keep Clean hair brushes, metal face, easily washed—.-
1‘ ' . "i .1 ,.,\.‘ ‘tlis ,,, _ }
gitéty uhrclrnil ht 1,1111 1 tun 1‘ ...»¢ 11.1 M39C .1;
Rubber w1ter bottles and fountain syringes of rapid
The 3.5... “gm... 111111.... (,1 3... flow, guaranteed quality, regular $1 sizc— W7 .
Peroxide toilet soap, regular iOc-—- Mat“ :1
Face powder of fine quality, regular 25c— 7" 15c. ,J
. Tooth brushes, regular 20c— :.,. .111'3-1 2 for 251:. g.
i Violet talc powder, large can— it”??? 4 for 25¢.
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Spiehler’s trailing arbutus talc powder——.t
Face Chamois, soft 'and fine, regular iOc—- a. 1 1
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walk l.,otlge \‘o. 709, of the Beneio-
lent and Pratectite Order of Elks “ill
be held on Wednesday evening. July“
25, 1917, at eight o'clock sharp, in the'
\Elks' Home, 65 fiuth'Main street. 1
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For the benefit of the .Sixth Com-
pany, C. C: A., three performanecs of
moving pictures were given at the? * *
Palace Theatre last evening. Each.
performance was largely attended and{
1. 11 large. sum was realized by the local‘
Amilitiar‘nen who will be taken into 1'11th . ,
eial service tontorrorv. ‘ ‘i For a mafi,s
The case of. Louis Bruno, who was:
driving? the machine which rcceutlv.’
traveling comfort
corner of Clay street' and Franklini -
. street, was before'Judge George ll”, I .1 _
\‘osburgh in the city court, Yesterdayxi Joffre lllOlle belts somahing 118W
Bruno was charged \\".i h reckless (l1i\ i . . HHVB 3 pockets, blleiC lil‘l'lliy about waist, fli'C 0f SiOllty“;
int. ile pieided guilty and 111s fined Canvas .. ,7. .
$25 mu costs He paid 1111 it. Keep money and other valuables s1felyl Mill End
1.0. 0.1- NOTICE {prtceg , 1 t "tit lb 1' , 0" 45c and 65c. i»
-——The members of Butler Lodge N. ~P5C13 801’ V” I'll) Cl‘ wins.“ a" .. 85¢.
97. l. O.‘ O. F... will meet in the lodge] F1118 suede iflflihelm ‘ $2. 25. :1
room on. awning at 7: 30 octock t0}. Fit- all cases, to hold many needfuls. rubhe r lined -
amend funeral services for our late} "«.850 $1. 25 $1. 75. i
”W“ """A‘“rr"'B§g“:f‘\‘f"\. a Tourist cases fitted with needfuls— 95c. .‘i
, 5“,, 11111611,, ‘S'ecyj Bill-folds with space for identification card— 39c. 1
' , - Leather collarbags— .1» 1.1.. $1.25. fi
':11.1'<:p',<te1nandwire.1-1.Joserof.Har1-yik, * * * a: * $ * * =1: * it: *. * *. * *. * * * :1: *
Norris and wife have returned‘from.‘ ' 1
several' days’ auto trip. The party left- . 4‘
here Thursday and spent a day at As-
bury Park, two at Atlantic Citjflind re. '
turning by the way of Philadelphia,
reached home yesterday. 1
. ‘Silk coats; "
bright and beauteoust
- one of the 11m to be drafted in thati : . Wonderfully-rich coats of silk and of 'satin. WWW
far away territory. 'Mr. Keyser has a1 :5 ' ’Aglow with life and color, many trimmed with maraJ
' lame circle of friends in Smith NM 5011 at collar and cuffs and around skirt.
77mm. g gifiDistinguished wraps for summer wear. Handsome ad-
, , HOSPITAL NOTE,_- 'tio to one’ s wardrobe. Of rare quality and fineness.
'1 Frederick A. Keyser. of West ave-
nue. received word this morning “from
his son Henry H. Keyscr, stationed at
Oklahoma, to the effect that he was.
. . Elm Right from the store’s regular stock where they have
The following patients were 811- £611 $25 and $27 50,, ~ ‘“ $16 50. ..
mitted to the Norwalk hospital yester
day for- treatment. i i
Tony Ditineo. 6 Lowe street
d-‘rancis Connolly, Summit street .
THEIHOWMNDW
And it spares no suits; puts them all on the same foot-
that: pr1ce much less than regular prlce.
Man’s suitcase
Woman’s suitcase
Bag for either!
Big strong solid leather suitcase for the man who
wants one that will laugh at hard usage—instead of 51),
511‘" 37'
Steel frame, heavy leather covering with extra leather
protectors at corners. stout straps right around. brass lock
and bolts. Deep and roomy and 24 inches long; regular
59— 1 $7..
Light suitcase made of matting; for a woman to carry
without being we earied light frame, light smooth even
matting corering, comfortable handle, edges bound firmly
in sizes from 211 to 2t inches long; regular $2.25—
» ti‘ ' 51- 50-
" Black leather handbags built of grain cowhide with a
leather lining and steel frame and leather protecting-pieces
at corners. Sizes from it to 18 inches; will hold all need-
fuls for time one is “on the go;” regular $6.50— $4.
Here’s‘thé trunk
at but $14. 50
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Such a staunch and Solid trunk!
lt’ 5 covered with fiber and has an extra binding of
fiben
it will rebound with ice from any attack of the bag-
gage nun—and last for years and \ears.
Vi h1t room in it and how easy to pack—for it has
two trays is good and him.
It’s lined with cloth,
through—about as strong as a trunk can be!
Usual price Si7.50—-—Mill End price
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$14.50.
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A rug for
motor trip
One of those soft wool rugs in rich dark plain color
or in plaid so cheerful.
Evening air makes it grateful even after warmest of
days on tour.
Delightful to spread out beneath the trees as one
stops for lunch in shady nook.
A grateful protection against the chill of sudden show-
ers—and 110w often they do come! ”'3'“ ‘ ’
A stirring Mill End lot of them, plaids and plain, as
quiet or as cheerful as you wish; regul1r $3. 50 to 315—.
$2.90 to $12.
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Angora sweater,
Madam, at $5!
For your . .1,tion handsome s11...e1‘ of Angora fin-
1ish in one of those bright and beautitul colors so full of
ife.
[Instead of $6. 50 or $7. 50— 3-
Into the Mill End Sale, :1 spelndid lot of light but
warm and handsome Angora-finish sweaters.
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it Nearly all sizes; regular $6.50 and $7. 50— $5. .
GOODS
all hardware is riveted right
.4? Of regulation color, finished firth lift.
{Ouche5.1 1 .. 11111-1... magnifies.
In tune With the businesslike; unifo ' 'f
Rose and purple and copenhagen—and white. ii.
See the new
, coat at $5
Those clever checked coats .
Those fashionable gold and tan coats'
With full skirts and large square collars and big han'qm
some buttons— .1 ,:~
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1...- ’ into the Mill End Sale at new price! 1,. -
Some of wool Jersey cloth, some 01 serge, some of 12th..
cy fine woolens’ r u»... e i
My My, My! How the Mill End Sale does whittldt
their prices?! . ,
Regular 512.5(1— ‘ 55
Regular 818 and 9120— $10. 50
Regular 330 and $35—— ‘ _.$14 50
What a Coat-Day it “'1“ Be!
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Sampeck Odds;
11 Boys’ Mill End
Sampe'ck tailors call their Mill Ends “odds.”
T hey are the splendid suits of which these fine tailors
have but one or two of a pattem.
But they are rightly Mill Ends. And we are glad to‘i
add them to the Mill End Sale. For they are up to the Mill‘
End standard in \alue—and just see the prices they are to"
sell at! :
Norfolk suits of the new patterns that boys are eagelil .
for.
Of excellent fancy woolens; some of summer weight
11nd some of good weight for all year wear.
Belted and pocketed and tailored in all the expert
Sampeck way. .
Every size from 6 to 18. among them. i‘“:
Worth $10 to $15,ve1y very well worth it,-—but1 't
the Mill End Sale now at $7. 25 and $8. 75.
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Bangkok hats
1 for woman=travelers
Light 111d cool and jaunty—into the Mill End Sale they
go; a fine lot of them.
Bangkok hats are splendid for women who motor.1
They do not show dust of the road 1 ‘
They are splendid for women who travel by rail. They,
weight almost nothing and do not the wearer.
They are excellent for general a . For they havéi‘
a smart style and pleasing air—and that style andi
good appearance for a long long time.
_ A lot of regular $6. 50 to $8. 50 ones,
ra- finished with hand, all ready to lit
11* wear ,--now in the Mill End Sale at
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Suits ”or khaki} '
trim, alert ===$Si
gi' Khaki 'suits, smart and of military arr—$5,:
3111i" Remarkable for the service they 1M}! ’givit.‘r
if Fitted notably for vacation wear} 115511
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3., Regular price wits $12. 50-33,
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