WE WILL BE
ALL DAY
_ NGTON'S BIRTHDAY
5 ZURDAY, FEB. 22nd
Li? FRIDAY EVENING.
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' ‘f-uu lluhtou to New Lon-l Siilfljt)!'d’h‘ \Vllllt) ink—15C.
at file boat
. thr- proud parent:
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who will be
'. Norwalk as a‘.ti§:s‘Kittiej
laughter of the late Dr.
rimnr. has (Merv-.1 her ser-
tinite teacher in the'pub-j
of Norwalk, and began her
morning in the, Jefferson
we" she is substitufin'r f-il'.
'= Taylor. of Grade _;, who was
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{OR D H001) COVERS
sisfifreezing
Fluid
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REPAIRING
i131. W. [lodge
North m
1* nannies
Beauteous silk '
fine stockings-$1.39
Once in a while we
have the good fortune
to get a lot of “irregu-
lar” silk stockings
from what is probably
the finest knitting mill
“in all America. \Ve
have that good luck
llU\\'.
These. ‘ ‘irregulars’ ’
are stockings rejected
by vigilant. inspectors
ht-uause of some l'ault. Huess the. inspectors must re-
ulllt-l' l'olks to find faults.
No; we can‘t tell you who this Very-ci'itical maker
is. But. you will aln‘iost—surely recognize the stock-
, ings: none other are quite so fine. ‘
I Pure silk and oVery thread silk, just deep black
and snowy white, sold in first quality at
>2 and lnol‘r— <
’ Kort aide. rt‘ur.
. C C '
Stick 1t tight .
O C . O
W rlte it plain !
it you want to paste :‘inythini; in book or on t-m-d
:HHtl paste is the. only sort!
Statihrd's l'IzySpread library paste is in unique.
tube. llandy I'ormounting pictures—15c
l’hasta—a liquid paste. Sticks quick and tight.
always ready for use. because it doesn’t dry up.
llottles—m‘lfir- and 40o
. - Mucilage, mighty sticky stuff—10c. and $1.40
’ For writing that. will stay plainza
Stat'l'ord's jet. black ink—and Stafford‘s (‘om-
nwreial blue blot-kwltlo Sltle. and $1.40
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‘ Carmine ink that will iiot,s111eai‘——15e
. indelible ink. for marking linens and cottons--250
l Main floor. rear.
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l it‘t't some just to get a record: ’tis certainly hard for:
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$1.39i
’" ‘ HOWLAND'S
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon
’How’LAn an ~
Street
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$1 Sends home
Your machine.
There is a sturdy easy~running
s(,:\\'ing—machine waiting here to
enter upon its work in your home.
That work may be as hard 01‘ easy
as you wish; the machine will
stand up to it.
That work can begin at once.
You decide for yourself, whether
.it shall be today or tomorrow or
next. week. It’s wiser not to wait-
- till next week, though.
Here is how you decide and what you have to do.
Collie. Look the different: machines over care-
fully. bit down and sew with them, if you will. "hen
(‘hoOSC the one you like best and at the price you wish
to pay. :
Next. l’ay one dollar. Make a promise that you i
will pay balance of price in regula r easy amounts at
stated inter ‘als and satisfy us that your promise will
be kept.
Then!
The. machine is at ()lll't‘ started on
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'speed and ease and in excellent l'ashion.
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iiourney to your home~—your S(*\\'mj.: will be done withi
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Dress clothes .
men Will appreciate. ‘
lIere are dress clothes that fit a man’s figure. 3
[‘hey have fine and pleasing air of correctness. ’
. Not. one thing about them out of tune; man {eight
“Just right” as he dons them.
Note, how gracefully they shape. in at the wrist,
the breadth of shoulder, the sweep of the si(i‘i't's.«-—‘til
such things that make or mar dress clo‘.h<;s.
Those bits of trinnning'. little tnze‘l‘es.
nently correct and of silk. i
Outer seams of trousers are sinmoaed by
or wider band. '
Satisl'artory-that. is the story in H‘lt" word.
Unfinished worsted. t'ull formal style or Tum-Po.
-—$30 and $215.
(‘orreet tasteful vests, white. pique
silks and votti'nis.~—-$l $45 and $6.
Mail: ”va‘. 4
are emf-
braid
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"-3” (‘Xt't‘litjnt
Tour.
Flannelette for
e «4
g All llowland sowingmnu-hinos do good work.
l\\'e guarantee that. All run quietly and smoothly and ..
next Winter
li’ we were, not going to bare any «:ol'. worth r
leasily. All will stand service. for years. You mayfthis Winter, still ’twould be true t-oonomy ‘Lo mtg-,3
ldepend upon them confidently. gin tlauuelette gowns now—AT 'l‘lll‘l l’lllt,‘lfli
. These. are the thrre different models: each of ex~i Anywhere from 50 vents to $1.31; is 1,, 1,,” fl (is-
itra value because sold as we sell other nwn-haudise—— ’and {1m i5 \\'Ul‘lll\\’llil0 “hm—S. ' '
‘ou small protit:-— ' Good Warm sol’t nive—xyeiglbt jianneh-tio.
Eclipse New England Reliance l)tll'(‘ white or pretty pink or blue {it ipt- 1.
$22.50 $27.50 $29.50 Nome trimmed with :itt’i'ae!i\'t- braid.
'l‘heir prices are low; their worthiness great. .\ll sizes, two lols. wore:i‘ilziuklaill.51l—-~ $2
'l't-si win and see! , p ._ “1.”. an: and $91.3”, - $1.50
'l‘liird iloor‘. ":3, .
Ivory-finish for
dresser-n12 price.
. So attractive and good of appearance that. one
,has to be told they are not. perfect m every way!
i Actually. difiieult to tell from the, finest ivory—
‘ s. . ”11.1 as...“
Good strong
clear coffee-33c.
llowt-o coffee at 33 cents a pound asks that \‘HlL
give it a chant-e to show how good it is.
\Vith voti'ee jumping in price. every week at most
places. this at 3:} cents is notable.
A good reliable blend of South American hr ant-7.
A freshness which can be assured only by I‘l‘::.-"i"
ing in needed quantity each day.
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l tfimsh dltlt‘lt.‘.\ to] (heswt or toilet—table that ate llluClL.
i 098 a ' ma 9 tin America.
" ' V f Dull yellowish white. very like genuine old
walking a treat . ,
I 'l‘hese iu'it-es are about halt‘ of usual:—
‘ Mun» it' you t-an't enjoy a tramp in the good ”air brushes—«$1.75 to #3
outdoor air bm-auso your hat protest. try (tround: illirrorsn—Siillii') to $2.5!)
tiripper shot-s. i _ llair rm'oirers—Stlt-
'l‘lsoy urt- homely as sin. at lirst glance. l l’lil't' lHlxt'“:‘-—i-)ill' to 7.3..
But they Ill't‘ :ls (.onil'ortiug as a lit‘tl (‘ross nurso.’ Nail lmt'i't-rs~-5Hu to 85v
Soothe, ‘i-ase, turn pain into t-oml'ort. l ("loth brushes $1.75
Special shape. special i‘nliS-ii‘llt‘llull. special bone-f 'l'rays—~ 47m to $1.th
tit' l’ill.i'1l\l:lnll>‘~ 30c to $1.
lllavk kidskiu \‘x ith leather sole and rubber heal; um.»- nut», a.
sf); ‘ . .
l'h'hliei‘nl}! lit‘t‘rlliltl “ripper, lvlzii-k' li'utllt'l‘. Xl‘tllllli a
solo, rubber heel. ~ 3650‘ L3G1.8€q 119 CGI SEES
hi ill) IlquL‘. l"il‘.
To make curtains
beauteous and cheap.
' For curtains with a I)l".‘i:-'llij" bit of rotor. speci:
m'l‘illH and murl‘piiscttt-s at
Combinations oi"eolor:7 pink no and tan.
l landsonio borders in iiuurml patterns and blue—
birds that fairly Ilutter!
More than one. room \\ here it
cheer!
Regular 5!) cents a yard-—
'.i‘hird ilm‘l'.
Splendid rug for
polished floor-$22.50
Dull rich glow of polished floor will. make fine
frame for these Axminster rugs; give them fine colors
double beauty.
And the rugs will, in turn,
of that floor. » . '
. Very texture of Axminster rugs gives beauty.
Their colors give more beauty. They brmg hfe and
b.0101? and warmth into library or sitting-room in par—
lticularz
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heighten the beauty
specizil lot of ideal size for use in medium-
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390
390
a and expert fitting.
marked comfort and of giving to wearer a graceful
'earriag‘e and a graceful ligzu're. .
They are unusually \\‘('ll’1l'l.‘l(l(‘ corsets, tlexible
yet. firm. Fineness marks them. they are essentially
jtwo's-4's for particular women.
l Yet they are double worthy when carefully and
ipropt-rly ti - , .,
'ot' rul‘l't‘t'l'. fit is time well—spent-—it sl'ient with some.
1" “l” l'l'lghten audfmw who has ability. This is your invitation to spend
:a little time in that fashion with one of our folks whr
Sis qualified to give good advice and to aid in ehoosmg'
itho Lettret-que rorS-et best suited to your personal
jneedS. '
l A good model. with long‘skirt and medium bust‘
is of flesh-toned coutil at $2.50 _
= Long hipped and low bust model of white coutll
at $3
Short corsets for slender figures,
with broad elastic top and heavy boning,
modelsrfor medium and tall figures,—-$3.50
Medium-bust model with‘vextra-long skirt and
broad front. steel—$4 .
Fine white mercerised tango models with dainty
brocade figure in pink, finished with satin ribbon,—
Extra-firm models of heavy coutfl With rema
forced hip and double aluminoid boning, medlum or
low? bust,—-—$6 _ ~ . .
~, Fine flesh-tinted brocade With long hip and elas—
tango models
special
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f. , 9 room. where floor 13 not. to be hidden—5‘ 1 bygeg tic inset, at back, low 012, medmm busty—$5.
Eselves. with real hair.—--~
tted. Every minute spent. in making sure,
A strength without harshness. a flavor which 3
pleasing.
And there you find the wombinat ion that has bot-u '
the morning- favorite ot? many many Families.
Let :1 Hip tell its own story. made in your own
home, in your own favored t'ashion. at 332% lb. '
ut.
l-‘rnyfl luv a-hp-
New doiis smile
for littie girls.
llolls just big: enough for a little girl to Iliutlo'l‘.
lleal baby dolls- look like. little babies, min to
\ . . . . . . . llllen‘ rom chm-ks and winsomo smile.
Letitia-one corsets have lat-lhty ot fitting with;
Not fragile,
babiesw—MQO
Similar dollies that look like little, girls them-
easily kept looking like sweet little
ll'appiness dolls. unique little but tall dolls that
are so jointed they may be adjusted in any number of
positions. to be dressed in manydifferent fashions by:
their little mothers—75¢;
l‘onrth (Your.
4 More new
bagtops at 49c.
Just as pretty and worthy as those 1'eiiia1'{:ible.
ones you heard of a few days ago. -
Diderent in pattern. If you chose one of the 4
others, you’ll want another—never too many pretty, 7
bags! '
Two styles, regular 65c—— . 490.,
To go with them, some new bag lengths of hand-
some tapestry ribbon. "
Sort of ribbon that’s usually
enough for bag—
' Handsome barpins of sterling silver
and effect very like platinum! '
Plain designs and lacy openwork efiects. _ _ : !
Bunny," nt,‘jstime act withflnearesulu -.- {1% i
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$2.25 or $2.56 " -- .
$1.15
in patterns .
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