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'3Easter Festival of Values ‘iS spread 1for Frid ay.
Friday dozens of notable things are offered. There are some almost-startling valaesuiBZ
silk stockings at $1. 35 for example and a gleaming gathering of jewelry from France and
from home makers at little price. There is but limited quantity of most of these special lots.
To share, without fail, one must share Friday.
Silk stockings,
Easter extra--$I.35
Prohibition of the tnaker stops as front telling
011 who made these luautitnl stockings
inting at \\ hat' 11c (alls his splendid' silk.
' Like all serrets. how we do widt we could tell it!
Lut. the stockings will
Ilelves.
it. we be: 111.i‘1_'-s and of rare quality—in spite of the
[act that matter classes “11111 as i11'egula1'l
We l. m hunted sharply I"oi hurts; mavbc you
can fit: 11 011111.!
llxeellm' wei l.t rare silk, black and manv rielr
. ‘. ’ -
and dengltttng' colors, regular $2 and
Iorte——Read;1 l1'1 iday at
A man needs
Spring overcoat.
'Almost no other bit of clothes serves a man so
Ilscl‘ully as Sprlng overcoat.
it keeps him warm on chilly days.
It keeps him dry through showcry times.
, _ It drives away the chill of late frosts in May.
It pr'otid1s real comfort when motoring—even
ttmmer ev 1111111111
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Iron !
_ Loosely draped or closely lilting:
)nodest-citizcu; Raglan types with their characteris-
tic comfort, Chesterfl'elds.
l 1 Pick one at price which pleases between $12.50
and $40; and especiallv good picking
2 at
1', Easter reefer
f"; for hay.
“Reefer or topcoat or
hat. you will; these coats
0 boy the knowledge
t he is “just right” for
Stiff.
lAnd who should he not
Ffin the parade”?
_ lSmart' new trench mod-
6
. In tau and khaki and
late and 11111-111 mixtures
p111 snapni .g bmek- an.-
'te chedda—
I111 E2111 3 Mn
$3.50“ $12
3.111111 voile
_ waists-J12;
I 1).: intinm and good
style and an appealing
0011 a pears: too; far far
re 11.1.11 than one
._ let M
» BI! lion, that is ac-
for.
those are regular $1 to
Maoists.
Nicely made, of nice
‘oilo, nicel finished with
ac oi- w embroidery.
' W is compara-
em'l—and how
I, Md go flying 33:!
And a man alw ay s knows that he looks “right”.
Spring overcoat is actually a necessity:
[so ”almost over v season through the y eat.
What a fine lot for man to choose ttew Easter one
,navyhlue, 42 inches wide,
. sponged and shrunk and
01' even
.lmost tell it for them-
better
$1.35
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’tis , of
military or
$25.
Beautiful new
wool-back satin—$1.85
Imagine a, satin that
looks like usual satin—but
that has a firm back of
fine woolen yarn!
It is one of the richest
and most-serviceable of
satins we’ve yet seen.
It drapes as gracefully
as all-silk satin. It pre-
sents practically the same
rich appearance. Yet it
has the advantage of
much-lower price. And
Friday it has an even-
lowerprice!
Deep black and rich
worth $2.50 yard— $1.85
A poplin, too of ideal
weight for the season!
This of silk and wool
interwoven, with rich 111s-
ter and subdued brilliance,
in wisteria brown navy
beige purple green black
and golden brown, 4]
inches wide, worth $1.75
yard—- $1.50
Cream serge, 'a beauty
fabric fer Summer and 111‘.»
Spring, fine quality, nice
weight, pure wool, 44
inches wide. Every yard
worth $1. 50-— $1.20
Handsome scat-ls
lulu that half!
Linen filot courts of
Special
- hats-«$5.
EaSteJ
I
Spend a few minutes itt tln tuiIIiturv se1t1on
and pi1 k sue -h .1 hat as w ill]
of empltatic extta value!
Fresh Iront fingers that work
skill, just as t'r'esltm style. 111111111I111" in their b1ant1, \11dth
Bhuk hats with a touch of color. many with
facing in color that harmotti'les with the ltandson
ribbon or flowers which trim them!
1e d1light—z 111d pav but $5
with 111111'v1lous
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Colored hats——and in the colors that seem to bc-I
Ion" c-spe1iall1 to Spring 1!
liverv one of eorre1t 11111 ple tsin; patter-11 ~and In
of spe1ial met it and magnetism at
Shoe trio
for men.
Medium-1111111 shoes of sphndid appearatn 1 and
231-1' t0 $1....
'tectimll
Curtain corner:
at 19c.
Samples that salesmen
use in selling to dealers.
Pe1'fe1t in every detail,
beautilul and varied.
About 40 inches long
'1nd of regular curtain
Serim and marquise tte,
,1rla11 t111nm1d worth from
19c.
Some fine
drapery savings.
Oriental couch covers,
1111; brightness and pro-
and new air to.
room. regular $‘75~—$1.19
Set-int and nun-quisette
with double border. white
cream and Arabian worth
351- and 391: yard— 29c
“indou shades in set-
good s11'vite1ptulity; 111111 a special 111111 to1arr_\ the Phil ("0I111s, good spting
limited lots out in .1 jiffy
Black calfskin. Euglis
fiber sole, w"otth $4. 511——
solc, w orth $71——
Some of the prettiest
puntps that will make I‘eet trip gaily and happily
through Easter’s enjoyment—at special price.
Dull kid pumps with welted Solo and Cuban heel,
trimmed with small° buckle, Worth $7—
P‘atent coltskin pumps trimmed with dull kid
and finished with one strap, weltcd sole and Cuba’ag
heel, worth $6—
Turn-solc pumps 0t 5
French heel, plain and rich
Some good-style
dresses at $6.50.
Dresses that women may count on for excellent
service; and that are attra
Serge of nice texture
appearance.
and fall in graceful lines.
Of navy or black or gr
Latest pr ice $9. 50—
Bouquet of
. fine silks—$1.29
From the garden of
handsome and rich and
glorious silks, a bouquet
at the special price of
$1.29
Crepe dc chine in deli-
cate hues and in deep
rich shades, 40 inches
wide, worth' $1.50 and
$1. 65
Chiflon tafieta of soft
and a aling finish and
61 splendid weight and
lity, both dark and
% colors, 35 inches
worth $1.50 and.
$175 ’
richness and beauty,“
mites long, in“
, “a
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Made 1n pleated and belted models that fit well
It tv-p1 with smooth blind
eyelets, sole ot either leather or Iibe.r w-11tth ant—$3.25 attractive design, worth
Darkt tan calfskin of}: trrlish style with tough 91” "II—
$3.275
'.I'au call' in straight laced stile, umul leathet IIII'II“ “"IIIl-
An Easter
shoe saving!
$435
of smart and shapely
$5.20
ne patent coltskin with
.and beautiful, worth $61-
35' new graceful shapes,
etive in style.
or ,1va Grape of splendid
een or bi own
$6.50
Rich ribbon.
beautiful moire ribbon,
either 41/) or 5 inch width,
lustrous and firm and
worth 25c yd— 21c
Save daylight
—and gas!
Inverted gas light which
burns little gas and gives
splendid illumination.
Heavy brass burner,
complete with good man-
tle and decorated shade,
worth $1.15— 96c
Besurotogetupb'ythe
clock not the sun! Alarm
clock that will wake even
a lie-abed, regular $1.25—
' $1.10,
Electric irons,
Both plain tafieta and”
r'ollets worth ($91—- 500
\ottinghant 1111't1'1i11s oi
$1
5)?
Table oileloth. 2‘3. and-
11 ortlt 11c
vard~— 8c
1'; tie-(live scrim cur-
tains, white attd Arabian.
worth $1.50— $1
l’aneled tnarqtusette
1‘2'111taius ot’ riclt effect and
fine quality, Arabian hue
worth $5—- $8.50
Handsome bedsets of
lace, Renaissance motif
and edge. ruffled, include
spread and bolster cover,
net
and Oriental lace and in
10111111113111.1111 of Val Chan-
tilly .and Venise laces,
worth $1— 7912
Satin collar-andcufl
sets. roll or saiior style,
white or flesh or blue,
worth $1—— 19c—
Dainty lawn collars.
embroidered or lace-
trimmed or hemstitched
worth 50c— 426
Rich satin roll collars in
white and delicious colors,
worth 5013-— 42c
Veilings of plain or
fancy mesh in the charm-
ing colors of Spring and
1n black, worth 50c— 29c
Soft fine white
gloves—$1.69 1
Business does 'not'go on
as usual in France. .
But it goes bravely on
—-and whenever shiproom
can be had there comes
speeding across the ocean
something from those
brave French folks that
we are mighty glad to get.
Such an item is these
gloves.
1 Soft pliable fine-grained
limb-kin of pure andwmn
white.
“PM
sadly
1. quieRIyQMVRI M ,
Brilliant
jewelry;
an Easter sale.
Just in the nick of time
to add their bright beauty,
and charm to Buster’s new apparel; samples of jew‘
elry at little prices!
t
Some of them of 1"] 11m h design and: make; sam-
ples 111111 11 cannot be duplicated.
with all the nor eltv that 111:
of the poilu!
Distinctive and
tr ks jew1'1ltv from the land
Some oI tlnm from \11111111111 makers. graceful
and pretty.
Every one at price but a fraction of usual!
llin- 1s lie-omlus bar -pi
many mam difte tent piect
11s necklaces
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earrin gs—
1Home oI st11'Iin1r silver. som1 of 1rold plate—and
a f.’l'(1'll 11111111 ol them 111 individual patterns.
'l‘ray after tray—among them special gatherings
of Finger rings in
fancy patterns at
59cand96c
Brooches barpins l.a\':1llieres and earrings——
35c59c95c
Amber brooches. silverplatcd mesh bags.
necklaces. LaVnIIit-1'1-s-1'111'I1 ot' a
different pattern‘-
What
Just get yourself in f
of these special shirts on.
dandy it is!
A re those new pattern
combinations!
Then. stretch your at
Ah! that is sure line!
And they have the co
in every way.
Worth $8.50— $0.59 ’ Price is special—and
Pretty collars; Fine economies
New voilinga. . in floorings.
Stocks and jabnts of Linen rugs that wear
wonderfully, linen color
or in linen color combined
with bride 01' green, 27 by
54 inches, worth $1.25—
lona' grass twigs. smooth
and light and cleanlv 36
by 72 inches, worth $1.25
7
Congoleum 111gs,2
yards square, look lik11 es-
peeiallv fine oil- cloth
worth‘ 1;... ”.50— 32‘;I
Printed Cmrroleum e'-a1
pet, better looking than
oilcloth, tile and matting
and hardwood patterns.
per :quare yard— 39c
Matting rugs, fine. pro—
tector for regular rugs
and of special coolness and
comfort during warm sea-
son, 6 by 9 or 71/2 by 101/2—
fe‘ weith $3.50 and $4»—
Congoleum rug border,
gives appearance of hard-
wood floor, yard wide,
worth 39c yard——
Notions of
very-great help.
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haoy button- lot" coon“
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75¢ .
$2.99
lilo":
‘1 line
ith
1i:
$1.95
dandy
V'shirts at $1.25!
rout of a mirror with one
.\I1' Man. attd see what a
s not great?
llow do you like those colors! and those color
was and see what comfort
there is in the way these shirts fit.
rrect soft cuff. are correct
$1.25
lot is Iimited~
Pine big
baseball bargains. .
Baseball gloves and
mitts are always sold here
at a-tcnth to a-quarter
less than the maker’s list
prices. So there is always
a saving. _
BUT to open the season
iwith a rush—«these special
Iprices Friday. '
I Gloves scv eral styles,
Iregnlar 5th 111911.50—
35c to $3.75
I Catt-ltets' mitts, regular
501.1 to $9— 396 to $5.75
I ltnst baseman s mitts,
'regular $1.35 to $6.30——‘
1 951: to $5. 25
TENNIS RACKETS,
some of the best sorts
built, regular $1.25 to $10
95cm“
Dressed dolls that will
give little girls much real
delight, regular 350—,- 190
Three true
toilet comforts.
Mavis talcum powder,
fine and delicately per-
fumed, worth 25c— 19!
Rubber-cushion h a it
brushes with 16 rows of
bristles, sanitary and on.
allent, 5“
.. two ,1... "
Norwalk Chronicler