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present Bngeport consumers are
Vmilh 1m cents {or once B milk;
1011555 centvter hulk mile
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10% cents for bulk milk. Grade
elm milk.
Vt ”been mined that the film-
' sill receive for Art! $3.60 per
1 ' andddor 3 per cent nllk In
Melons. .
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Inflateheahusbanp. Hubert N. .'
Salesman who
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WM; and‘ihcre'm Burnt “goose and.
lheesermhuehesend garlnndt Mm of
tiny flom midi doctors as are silly article—in
loo-OM.
'l'lte Women‘s for Jolson
. This has Been greatly arlsrgedand occupies
flicroomadjenrmgthe tee earliest moors. It
contains all apparel for ages- d’t‘o 16 y ears.
‘ Goats mite
m and m “for every
asyandsehoolwear. .
Q Dancingrrochofslm and becoming
Foomear, latest
Per View .
Boole, in my, brown, fieldmouse, patent
kid and brown as Nick kid. Thus have cloth or
kid tops and’fio many contrasting colored tops.
which cornbrpeavcll with the new tailomed suits.
women
Pumps. broom self, patentkid, my suede, ' .,
doll cal! and French kid. nth dither military: 0 .
“W’hepbngudfi.w, .,
, .. 3mm
«inwhito canvas or.
WM:
. "white tops,‘ brown and;
-pearl celerthorsehide. dirll calf' and Viol kid:
Priced according to size,
Among Silken U-
. _ V Japanese Sill: Imperial...»
Pink' is given ‘the preferenée hectares it looks
well after remitted washings. Tlil’tlTW wopdeyhrl
Japanese Silk will wear twice as long as fine
”cotton. If one is traveling the garments will
pack; into very small space: Women who have
gone sci-ass in “overeess units” have carried
silk and crepe dc chine garments £611 the sake of
' economy l‘t‘phys‘in'the lung'rtm.
Gowns, Envelope com me.
. , , and ‘Bodices.
Second floor.
Well Moore. are the sleeves
of Sweaters? "
Conspicuous by theirabsenee. The meter;
season is advancing, the slip-over sleeveless vari-
etymarchinginthefrbnt rank. Perhaps the
lack of sleeves means conservation' in wool. The
eolorsareedoralrle, all therose‘shadcs, orange,
pale blue, tmgerinc, and when s‘lnmner comes,
Oith white finch—black. New inodelsin late
designs arrivcd for. opening week. 9““ cm.
9.1. 4 ,1 .
$55k
W .‘C
No ion is“ awctivc Mn the Wash
(loads; its sunnner miles. There are some
quaintly- old fashioned patterns in very fine
quality,'dull coloringe in green, blue, gray and
defines, very snggeetiee of 18!) styles. Tlme
seem to demand laenredged ruflles, sashes. little
string nifions-andiperssok.
, ed " 46 and lid etc. a yard.
' ., “3‘ flainty voiles at, 29nd 39 etc. ayard.
«w- c'l'hlrd M.
* ...- * ”was . s. s ,
The Lacely
bow sleeves are to be worn so much. Fflettakes
so kindly, to collars and vestccs.
WW! financing! in black and white
llnbmklend flamingo, at special prices. .
MOMM-
"" 1m) 3“.
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access Ribbons
Yards and yards of ribbon‘3 swathing the
waists of- summer voile dresses. . The cash is to
be ever present the'coming season and there are
bealltlfulj double faced satins, brocades and‘
moires-to combine with everything. ’ ,
new Stripesm rich colorings. g,» ~,
Idngefle mm wide assortment.
Mu. Ohm; Knots and sun hows tied
‘while you wait, and without charge.
See the new spring colors.
"Mum.“ ‘
" The“ Art Department
03ers special for opening week
Maine 18- 1: 54dth with cretonne
centers and lace edges. Very attractive and
made to sell at $1. 25
. 79 cts. while theylasi.
Displayedon center table, north aisle.
m... lulu door. '
Milne
3:11:11 or Defense. in coming .1... mm W W
_. cables-est er the em mm mm or. Judy-l
.1 ‘ armlu'rme. ngmmnmnqhuammmlfimm
n...— ...w - .._... V
v- lined in either insertion or edging}. _
make so amost eficctive frock. And flowing cl;-
plaids been seen.
The Gowns of the Year
It is not“ Fashion who has eelccted materials
for was this season. Riether it )8 the exigent
cle's of a \1 or year. 'fherwefore 1stl1crc much silk,
Harland, Meta, Crepe, Bitshmma and that
mysterious substance called “Minn-8110‘.” And‘
women instead of going about in dreary and‘
combo muffs are wearing the loveliedt cobra
overpass. (loler has a deal to do with temper»
merit.
Very practical and becoming little silk
f1o(lis are
, IOB’W‘WM
More elaborate more
$37.50 lie-$75.00 ’
' a Second flow.
_‘ There are Gowns for Stout
Women
Planned especially for them and 111 a great
many styles. These are designed to give long
silhouettes, and where there is too abundant
flesh. neck, shoulders, waist or hips,- therc are
long lines, hengingpancls and an utter absence
'- of puffincss or gathers.
A, very satisfactory showing. Dressing.
Rooms for trying on and skillful art in altera-
tions. ’
Second floor.
., - The Silk Section
:jl‘llis department recently installed on the
«one floor, south west is one of: the plcasantest
editions of the store. It is brilliant w ith a show-
5435811811311. Silks for sports suits and skirts,
.meny novel efiects with deep borders—black lat-
lice work on white, printed floral dosigns,con—
.Velifional stifi fiction in orange, green and black
on light grounds.
Radium Silks with borders and figures.
. Grape Meteor, ‘forty inches wide, in most un- . l .
neual shades.
Bill! and Wool Poplins 1n Japanese and Chi-
nese designs on white or tan grounds.
Special. this week. Tafletas, yard wide, 81. 39
, intended to sell at $1. 75
. Third door.
Wool Plaids ‘
for skirts ,' .
Vcry' striking Plaids, large squares in red,
, green, brown and dark twill barred with bhick, ‘
green, grey or blue. Not for years have such
How Many Books ‘ ‘
Can you send to soldiers?
- Don’tbeafrardofchoosmg Itisawidecir- .
ale to which you are sending. Some of the boys
demand Oscar's wars' in the original, some
' want engineering beckgsf or histories and some '
.want good stories, especially those with plots.
wand detective yams. .. t 51
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