flowuiNirs HOWLANo's
j Entrances on Main Street, Fairlield Avenue, Cannon Street
‘ W} W so. me,
as women
; have been wishing for l
SuCh sale of suits
Out go scores and scores of
women ’s fine now stylish
suits at prices that spell
economy in big letters.
We’ve decided to give our clients a big worth«
.while economy in suits right at the outset of the sea—
son. '.l‘oino1'row sees it in full swing.
Cloth suits of every 115w attractive desirable
style! . .
Cloth suits of every rich and pleasing Autumn
line; with good quantity of black.
l1‘11r-trimined suits and braid-trimmed suits and
plain tailored-s11its——-—suits with beautiful fur collarsl
Right from the store's regular gathering. New
and attractive and worthyz-suits the store is proud
to see carry the IIouland label.
What is 1111unimportant :~—s11its that women will
wear with satisfaction 11nd content.
$ 1 9 , A collection of suits in fine
. 50
fabrics and colors and styles,
have been $32.50 to $37.60—
Rich and beautiful suits of velour and '
broadcloth soil florets)! stress my
~ with fur collars. have been $415 to $55—— 3 ' $39e501
" : Five dollarssaved today is worth more than ten dol-
lars saved two months fromnow, isn’t it! '
Second floor.
\ ’ A group of suits in many
colors and fashions, have
been $25 and $27.50—
$28.50
W .
1 "’7 11..
Daytime wear
of flannelette.
:l'lll and not bulky, lilting smoothly 111111 with
a thorough guard against cold.
None to early _.
to choose '3
han :rchiefs.
Snowy in then hues-s and beautiful in their
embroidery, thousands of handkereliiefs for Christ-
mas gifts!
”1‘3.
l‘ni'e cullil'ol‘l.
‘ W Sei'vieeable too-fo‘r fiannelette may visit the
laundry with no injury to either finish or. warmth.
l Pretty 11s well;'for ’tis made in good
models. _ ’
Short pettieoats of pure white or with quiet
stripes plain hem or ’sealloped edge, special sizes
{11 full figures as well as regular sizes, ——85c to $1. 50
,I.’ :.flor night 11e11r—-—paj1inias 11nd go“ as of s'ame
11 arm flannelette.
’ajarnas of one-01' two-piece model, white or
:2’11'iped,-—$3 to $3. 75 ,
Gowns with collar or without 11 lute or stripes,
82 to $3.50; of special sizes for women of lull figure——
$350
iget KNITTED WOOL pettieoats that cling closel} '
had five remarkable comfort. Women’ s and giils’
,bltie gray white or natural, -—-75c to $5
nicely
’ Better by far to choose now and in quiet comfort.
Women‘s with owner e111broide1_1——.)0e to $2
Women’s ’11'ith lace irinnni11g~.750 to $1.50
“omen s 1'11 Swiss batiste of special light fine
, \\‘1'l;..,"lll’, pretty 1'1)! ner deeoration,—-' 3913
Men’s n'ood linen with initial—500
1")
Men’s fancy silk with colored border—501'.
Second floor. Center aisle. rear.
; looking Chesterfields and such with velvet collars.
this
clothing sale for
yourself. 1_
1 There is just one war fora man to l'ai'n what sort of clothes and what 1
sort of savings are offered in the bimrest clothing; sale the town has seen this . .5
season:—- . 1 Ti
”See them for yourself.
You can read a pageful. You 1'ilil listen to a regular four-minute speech.
But you simply must see, to know!
suits and the over- fl
(let: ready for a surprise. l
That will be an eye-opener.
Here are worsted suits that will wear like leather and that are as satiss
tying as the best cigar a man ever smoked. 1,, £3
-llere are military and grenadier ba1 k suits that make young fellows feel
as snapp1 as an army officer.
Here are business suits for the man of quiet taste.
Overeoats—about the same story!
Those Chesterfield coats of fine inelton: meet ideas of men of all ages.
Young fellows’ form-fitting ineltoiis \11th sharply -marked waistline 1fault! . .,
a great swing to the shoulders. .5;er
Big warm Januarv ulsters of l1iieze~and t11 cod and homespun raglan!
and 131118.31
Yep; there are many double-breasted overcoats--a11d a lot of those risks
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These are all our regular $25 and $30 clothes-—
and ’tis putting it mildly to say they are big-
gest value hereabout‘s at their regular prices.
THE HOWLAND our GOODSCOMPANY
$22 0
Now they he one of the features of this Clothing
1 4"”.“lSsle at—-—~ .- ,~
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. ' Main floor, rear. . ” 'V
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on hand represent profit after the 31,-“
000 lied been i-e’runded to the Council. .‘
“Connecticut was the only state 1111- l
momma: the exhibit of these films
which did not ineke 3 failure of it (“m
, financially Ind otherwise," said
5m— is cont-load in o Chandler’s invert. "The deficits run
WMMWWun-g all the way from a lewjmndred do!
‘11! Ionsndler.Vho recom- lei-s to severe!" thousand dollars. ”"111“ BMW
1 o! the rub But”. 'who‘ it not in New York in M“ “I” “I further miles out“;
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- unemplo'mttuonm. told grammar. and
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GERMANS WANlEDTO GET MAR-
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GOVERNMENT TAKEs OVER CA.
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rem 11.1.1111 MONEY
on norms memoirs
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. ——An order1
1by President; Wilson undoi- date or mmwspdpers
NEW YORK, May 21. -Murtial an
making elective Government posses- 111111- 111111 been supplanted by marital
and control 0! marine cable sys- seal in (lethally firm: is «evidenced
one at the United States. proclaimed by the advmtslng oolumils oi Gee
yooelved here. Mat-
}Noveinber 8. 1m Issued m by unpaid "ads” cover whole pages and:
Poem inserted taupeoplo of all ages and
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who resort to publicity lice believe, was the result of a m'
1 One advertiser says he is 11 widow- rel, occurred in Mrs. Stirnion‘s apart-
er, who has pro'perty amounting to meme, where she had lived alone for 1
several million marks He admits be several months. The surmoiis were
is 58 years old. but says he 'inoks married :11 June. 1911.
younuilermn physicist? vols: has on . W
am: no of 00. pinks,
gm,“ m mu“ a new“ 11111: n. oUILfoiro 1113105110an so!
beautiful stately woman. object mob;
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AND OA'I’ARRH
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new)“.
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round dead with his throat out, in a.
NEW .YORK. Nov"
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