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MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1919
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NEW
sor: HATS,
$3.75
And Better
new NECKWEAR .
6-50 to $3.00 ‘1
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Joseph Davis
35 WASHINGTON STREET,
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“like. in Hmnilton :thu.» to: Mint:
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«wontly dl3(‘hlll'f{t‘ll from a motor
~-.'in:-'pnrt 5w-tiun of Illt' A. 141. l-‘., with
“11: army of occupation in (mummy.
, ‘_l'.-'5l of bit-t brother :‘ll"‘ <lFlt'l‘~ln
.ux. Mr. and Mrs. Vt'illiam H. Dono-
.. it. of Brim-l lliwrr.
'. 5 May lli5lmn, of l'i't5fivld.
A -. 535101‘ of Sergeant l'lwtjamin T.
hop, who i5 now :11 Vlw- Norvalk
-;-;t;.l rerun-(rim: from injuries ro-
._.x.ti in an aeroplane accident at
.i-n5 l"arm5_ la5t Friday evening. is
‘tw-t ot Ali-'5 Lillian Powell, of
imml Arr-M. Miss Bl5ltop 5tate'5'
-t ltvr brothm‘ i5 cominu along nico-
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,!lii‘i.'\ people who motor along
«in: and hay» Visited Tokeneke
i.- tntwe5tod to know that an ap-
't‘HilYtln of about 56.000 has been
’r'rir tlw building of :1 5.11110!) 01
goal in that f)lztl'*e.—~l)t1nbux'y
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urn crop of Fonnooticut, this
. ll hp umsidorably below tho
unwilling to reports. This
(in; partly to llli‘ ravages! of
Reborn-r and partly to the low
umm to-mbm‘ut‘flt'fls this month.
'lu v-t‘iti(.al period in grow-
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1 a‘vw lnr'nl ilairvmm said to-
..' éw Lad reteivwl numerous Jn-
24:11! his patrons in regard to
'i a: .1 new law in this state
i. tht- pa5teurization of all
3:1 in tho state after Januaryul. _
' ., -ii-.:-.ition. he said, showed
m; of ‘this nature had been
. ~ mo wry ple‘ntit‘ul'now and
.55" are being purchased on
"tr seventyflvo cents and
-;~ basket. These are the
anxiety. the free-stone
‘ 4 in: due to ripen next week.
‘ peaches were four dollars
' :tnd,poor quality at that.
. reason why there is a
; and for sugar ,hc-reabouts
~ :1 . n the grocers ever had
Several local parties
have from 250 to 300
' fir homce. It would be
to give others, who are
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yortunity to purchase
:_ the crop wil not :0:
7' ' as possible for anybodff
1 . quantities of sugar a
rtl. 2:30, but only a few did
tit»? Majority. apparently, be—
’ 3 rifled about the unfairness
-' “tee in view of the pre-
wbich has become a
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ARE YOU 0N3?
wary thousand of popular-1
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And 302 “
228 "
r1 States 108 “
, 1— Lgh the wealthiest poop .
ri-‘ihxwe appeartobo tho
, i‘ thnfty. Do your part in
4”” 43gy0uroauntrytnth¢ n .—
11-“? among thrifty nations. ‘-
afimg a savings account ' «
The People}
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‘ the new modelsare arriving for
One model noted was of blue serge prettily trimmed
, th black silk braid and priwd at only $18, , . .
l ‘ ‘ Some. etty modoé in plaids are displayed herowhich
'arc appealiii’érathicfire—m .0269me male with satin
'collagahdwost " ' pricedatm. .
Pageantry
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of Fashion
ls fitting characlcrizzuion for the modes that are daily
finding their way into our store for :1 new season more bril-
liant than any for several years: is being ushered in.
As always the most desirable styles are here and we
have called your attention to Plaid skirts and new Tricotine
dresses during the week—Today we say Serge dresses
l Navy blue serge always good form always good taste
l—good for nearly all occasions. Here is how some of them
look to us:
‘- A straight line model with silk cord girdle has an elab-
orately embroidered design on the front of the waist and
ack as well and large embroidered pattern on both the
front and back of the skirt all done in silk braid—sleeves
are flare culls with silk braid worked on in fitting form.
1 Another mode is made with blouse of buff colored
tricolcttc and has band effect of nine rows of silk braid ,
about lower portion of blouse and band effect at the hip
.line of the skirt all around consisting of fifteen rows of silk
braid to match—the sleeve is tight fitting.
One model—straight line with silk cord girdle has a
set or geometric design done in narrow silk braid on front
and back of skirt'with rows of buttons on either side—a
Sim-pie but effective style. _
Black jet done in graceful design on front of the blouSe
as well as the skirt of another blue serge dress is made more
efi'cctiVe by a soft black messaline girdle and sash ends
All of the above are in our assortment which we are
showing at _
There are good numbers at $20 and still others at}
larger pricee—wc would take great pleasure just novr in.
showing this line 'at ‘
Little
- Women
' Not literally of course—for a woman who has reached
maturity even though small in stature don’t like to be called
little—we had particularly in mind the .young truss and the
'gh school girl although many of the former people re-
erred to find that they can be very nicely fitted in our
department. ‘ 7
(The above fact is Of special interest at this time when
' they furnish not only style
interest but economy suggestions as well.
.Barry and La Belle—It will pay to buy these now and lay
$25. ,
$25 p
SUMMER HOURS. ’i‘
l- ‘ , I .StoreClosca ‘Dailyat5;Saturdays at9; Opens atBfiOAMlif
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, Ivory
Pyralin.
Toilet articles of ivory
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Pyralin plain design, Du
them away for the holidays —the assortments are partic-
ularly good. ' '
Hair brushes—children’s
and misses $1.50 and $1.75
Hair brushes regular sizes
Du Barry design
Hair brush $4.50
Cloth brush $4.50
32-75 to $6 Hat brushes $2.50 .
Clothes brushes, $2.50 to 'Bonnct brush $2
54-50 Combs 75c-to $1.50
Bonnet brushes, $1.25 to Mirrors $5.50 to $9
52-50 Puff boxes and hair
Hat brushes $1.75 to $2.25 receivers $2.50
Combs 25‘ m $1.15 Cream jars 85c and $1.50
Pllfi boxes 75C ‘0 $2 . Nflll ptjlllShCS $1.75 and
$2.25 ,
Trays $1.50 to $4 .
Picture frames $2 and $3
Hair recsi'vcrs 75c to $2
Salve or Cream jars 40c to
90" ‘ Cuticle knives and files :1
Jewel boxes $4 to $6.50 each ,
Mirrors $1.50 to $5.50 Buttons hooks 75c
Nail polishcrs 85c to $2.75 Shoe horns $1.50
Trays 65cto$2.75 La Belle design
Photo frames 65c to $3 Combs $1
Scissors$l.25 and $1.35 Créam NS ”'50
Cuticle knives 35c and 50c Ha” l‘CLClV ers “'50
Fl 35 and Puff boxes $4.50
les -5. 50‘: Nail polishers $4
Button-hooks 35c“ 50c Files 51
Shoe horns 35c cud $1 Cuticle knives 91
Soap boxes 45c and 75c Button hooks 75c
31 ain floor center
Dainty ‘
Lingerie
This section always catering to the fads and fancies as
well as to the necessities of the women who know is a place
of interest now because of the beauty of the articles shown
One piece windsor crepe pajamas in flesh or white
with colored dots—V neck, lace trimmed $2.25 and $2.50
One piece pink batistc pajamas, some with tucks in a
tailored model others lace trimmed front and back alike
Two piece pajamas in flesh or white cross bar muslin,
some with pocket having a V neck and finished with frogs,
others with pockets in a slip-on model $2.25
" Men’s
. Shoes
Some new arrivals that are of interest because the
rices are in accord with our far sighted policy of early buy-
ing—our suggestion is you should buy early and benefit
thereby
Cherry tan cordovan calf English bal style $7.50 '
Dark tan calf skin English toe $9.
Black calf English toe $7.
Black calf blucher style $7.
Black calf-wide toe and heels—double sole 3 good fire-
man’s or police shot $8.50 ,
A full line of boys shoes just arrived $3.50 to $6.50
Hun floor Mela Ave. '
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Hats for Now
and certainly nothing is so cool and momma inircality
and appearanceas hite‘liats for Wu. ' » -
Thesemcomofllycaiiedmidsimm . mini-mm
— Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon '51.“?er 7W 7
Nothing is quite asappropriatc or quite as satisfactory =
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to Order
Yes we are in the ready to wear business and ninety,
nine out of every hundred find Suits and overcoats in our
regular stock ”and they find them satisfactory too—but the
hundredth one—may be you, if so its to please you we
make this effort and unusual ofl‘cr
Suit or Overcoat
to order
$39.50
'That is how we are going to be of special service right
now—make a _suit or an overcoat for you at $39.50 ‘
Every yard of fabric is genuine wool and only wool.
Every suit or overcoat will be thoroughly tailored and
you may select your own model '
;Wc guarantee the finish will be OK
Fabrics are here to choose from—mixtures, little ~
checks, fine stripes, plain black unfinished worstcds, dandy,
blue scrges, and special overcoating materials in gray,
brown or black.
The price of the finished suit or overcoat tailored to fit
satisfactorily, will be $39.50
Ready now the sooner men choose, the sooner suit or,
_ .1' mid-wanna“ . "
. overcoat will be ready—and picking will be from the com~
plcte collection of woolens
Main floor icar . . ' I
. Men’s
« Bathing Suits
The bulk of our stock of men’s Bathing Suits have
been grouped into two lots for a speedy clearance
One group contains heather mixtures, brown black
and blue plain weaves in wool some plain and some with,
stripes of contrasting color these were $5.50 to $8.50 and V
are now $4.50 ‘
The other lot consists of gray, blue, red, khaki color
and black both plain and contrasting stripe former prices.
were $4, $4.50, $4.75 you may choose now at $3.50 ’
Fourth floor front. h ;‘
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Men s
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Furnishings . - ,
’Just 'a few items from our furnishing scctlon that are
timely and interesting to men
‘ Athletic underwearushirts ,jand drawers—all mg;
were 75c you can place out tiwvscison economically“
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