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Be Thrifty
Take adv e of these. very low rises on ‘
"in: every «111wa 01;le ‘
7' rm and Saturday only
0115th "pound ' O kniI1'1'nodJ
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WM IAIIII LAUGH.
' make decisions in! thou u to what
‘ all Halli will'ha idded to the herd.
. inor Iua'I‘nvuv-es FOR WHEAT
,_ wheat flour. but when they contain at
- in: in bread, working up to the
laughs because it u: I something that
,makes it laugh, it have not "1.9—- C-
The i P: {nodultzrd as” fluid lit-3:0”. “.12.. a '1
mm 0 t cat's scents I I -‘ . r
mice-slaw. mysteries” ‘. .
mu. 3fo morn:
4 it. has «been re on . t II Da-
”and to be good. am that Md
Marshal von Werysch will lead the
expected German drive on the we.-
:ern front. The allies hat-e long been
lmmsdylorudl actionand'
,ihey expect it up soon as the weather
,hreaks. General Weryseh led the
filer-Ian invasion oi Poland three
years no.
r: wmvu.._l
parable classic came into being, and
Calverly and Gilbert and Lear, stoodl
on their headI. so to speak. and per-
formed such verbal antics before “4 -
heaven as mast have been made the
ver yangeis laugh—Harper's Mayer
line. ‘
About me «are.
Admiral Vim illflald Cowles d
Parnluton aald'llat. evening that 111.;
m; W, S. Cowlee, Jr.,_ hd let Yale
patriarchy, in which be was a. lreslr
m 10! Port Rom. 8. 9.. when he is
to loin the United State- mum
to which be PM himself about I ,
week'agotra'talt with his uncla, Cot:
onel Theodore «Roosevelt. One Prince
’10! and all Yale students called an
Colonel Roosevelt at that time to}
body 0! Uncle 'I “11th they
lshoald join. The Colbnel decided in
favor oi the marine W- .1
There arrived at the Leeds hut!- '
itute dairy Sunday a earload of live
winded Holstein cows which have bee-l
' bought from the llyland Farm in
Milford. These are guaranteed to be
absolutely-free from tuberculosis" as
the institute will never accept any
stock mept Inch as Shall be suann
teed free oi disease The stock is to
be kept in isolation inl- pixty days as 1
another precaution and at the end oi
.this period will be testodauin, and ii
2 -
' FLOUR.
WHARTFORD Feb 13 .—-Whoie wheat
.aad graham flour are not substitutes
iior wheat flour; the food administra-
7 tor gave notice today. He said:
’“Whole wheat or graham flour are no:
substitutes which may be sold with
least ninety-live per cent of entire
wheat. whole wheat or graham flour
may be old in the proportion at one
I 'pound with six— -tcnths of: a pound oi
the usual substitute.
Furthermore, bakers and restaurant
keepers: who are suppoped to be serv«
eighty per cent proportion, are
cautioned; that who“. wheat and gut
ham bread are not substitutes tor
wheat bread. Some bakers are said .
to be merely coloring wheat bread to
give it the appearance of graham.
“'01: February 15, dealers in feed-
stufls must have [a license. Violation
of the regulations makes the offender
liable to a $5,000 fine or one year in
‘ f The Wash Dress Goods, Ginghams, Flannels,
K materials, stsuped work, yarns and interesting
if Various departments and stocks are moving
about the store and settling in new quarters.
mu: is pm ‘0: the weenie-nee of customers
,mweuwwmmofly-iuhbst—
ierplesodwidtthiscbange.
V ”MWwithnllhmldnry
they Wmovod down to file main floor on
'Isnday while the store was closed, and with it
theDennison Section. A very convenient loca-
' Putting things on a War Basis
We must be clothed. The consciousness of -.
being well and suitably clothed makes for ef- ‘1
11ch with all conditions of men. It is attach ’
coderhtmoutgoodwork when one realizes.
that hiaappcarsnca is all that could be required.
We list at. Even if the price of food is
higher than any of us ever thought possible. We 1
can eat more wholesome food and feel better and
look much better.
WombuyTbM'tlhnnasmy‘ asWn'
‘M can aflord every day Thieismcway“to eat]?
White Goods and Dorncsfics moved up to the
third door into a large space, airy and with a
._fine light to choose cclorings. Very pleasant. ‘
Two important events for the
economist this week
\ Sale of Oaken Armchairs and
Rockers
1; was genuine or imitation leather seats
K 'A stock" which is a little too extensive and
,« itsw'e greaflydesircto conserve space, hence
""':' "nil
' 'r-r
lilac reductions .’
,mm with spring cushion leather seats and
F ,. . Were $38.00 now $31.00
, 96.00 $20.00
$32.00 moo
moo $19.50
,éWchfll‘s with spring cushion leather seats.
“ K‘ ‘ 1' .Wm‘fl9-00 now $15.50, -
’f ., 1 ‘ $3.76 ‘ $11.00
,1. ” , s12. 75 $10150 ,-
K other silk covered shades.
,Lfl'ge Arm Rockers with spring cushion leather
1 seats and backs.
Were, $48.00 now $39.00
$39.00 ' 88100
$36.00 $29!!)
1 $26. 50 ‘ $21. 00
. 1 $19. 50 $16.00
.Lulurioul Morris Chair! with spring cushion
K seats and backs. A mast comfortable and
restful chair for a wenry man. Two models,
.Were $42.00 now $34.00
$36.00 $29.“)
A Good lamp
is necessary for evening work
_ .. or readins ‘ g-v
llectricIdbrsryLampswitb massive wood' '4
Chases, finished mahogany or Japanese lacquer,
silk shades. .815. 00 complete.
5* Table or Library lamps, electric or gas,
bases of bronze, green, antique brass or brushed
' brass. Some of those lamps have art glass shades
Fourth door.
1 slippers.
.1 Prices from $13.50 to $52.00
I” Boudoir or Desk Lamps, bases of mahogany
finish or old 1vory, silk shades, special $2.50 each.
“I . Basement.
Children’ s Stockings
F Black and white, fine ribbed, good weight
for school wear, three grades,
. 29, 30 and 45 cls. a pair.
ourcakaandlutvsittos." ~~
In five years from now, in 1&3, Thrift
Stamps are going to prove a vsrygood invest-
ment wd we shall all regret it it vehemen’t a
good many dollars invested in them. -
These tempting bargains
Walking and Dress Boots in
L Hi4cut lace models,‘brown kid
" .with “Louis” heels.
Tan Boots, low heels, .
Iii-lace Vici kid. with “Louis” heels, _
Arch Support Shoes.
These are in till sizes, .
Walking and Dress Boots of
Patent colt, guncalf, tan Russia '
and Yici kid,
A timely Sale of Shoes
Also to reduce stock because the Shoe Shop
isprepcringtomovetoanewand
more convenient location .
special 36' 95
«31.19.
'Also dainty pink and blue silk brocaded silk'
$1. 49
School Shoes for Girls, made of first grade
guncalf with heavy soles, not every size and
width' 1n the assortment.
Sizes 11% to 2,
For Boys. Dress and School Shoes of best“
grade genuine leathers, gunmetal calf and pain
ent coltskin A most remarkable opportunity ,to‘.
buy for early Spring wear.
Wom'sfitookings
Black and unbleached. medium weight cot- Sizes 9tol31/2,
' ’ t20ch. .
foursomes, . Ia “naps:-
AQusonamongIaces Illneodoinubhm
Aplentitnlsnpplyatpresent
«.5 Real Filet
“" Host effective for collars and other dress heels.
pmitunA splendid assortment well worthy
91attention,inritationfiletandilletvnise,not
II expulsive as thcgenuine but very dainty and
Sandals, best grade only.
'0; Children. Ruhbess' in black, white and
~u-u
for Women. Storm and Low Rubbers, low
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oflered- at $5 95 1
An assortment of Shoes, Slippers and Pumps
for women and misses, in patent. coltskin, Vici
kid and dull calf. '
Prices $3 95 and $4 95
Boudoir Slippers for women and misses.
These slippers are of tan and black leathers -
with pom-pone,
Norwalk Chronicler