. Take off your hat to the golden-crusted
loaf ofBread. - . .
YoUr “d :1in bread” is really something to
“shout about”--to be thankful for--especially in
x
these days of Soaringtable costs. , *
Bread is more than a highly nutritious food
--it’s economical--the pnly really economical
food today.
Since the beginning. of civilization, bread
has never been equalled as a food fOr the human
race. Think of it.
Bread is nature’s one Complete food. It
strengthens your muscles. It restores worn
tissues. It is a regular dynamo of energy.
Also {remember this. A pound-and-a-half
loaf of Bread will do the same work as six
pounds of beeisteak or eight eggs. ‘
Doubling your daily Bread-eating means
doubling your health, the size of your purse
and the joy of living. ' “
By using pure ingredients and advanced
methoos of baking, we are going to bring you
Bread so rich and delicious that you just can’t
help eating: more of it. — ’1 , * _~
N orwalk-baked Bread is your best food--
always wholesome, “ tempting and highly hu— *
tritious/ Eat it---
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in different widths. '
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mm Bargains
Fancy Novelties
antenna covered Boxes
for candies or crackers,
were $1.25 and $1.50,
75 cts and $1.00
Another lot which,
were 75 (its now 50 cm
Candy . Pails, wood
with hand painted (le—
signs, A
Oneihalf prise
Art section, main finer.
The Toys
The remaining stack
of toys, such as they any
a’ f ew dnims, games,
"boats, soldier sets, etc.
At 25 per cent
discount
In the Basement.
Smoking Stands
We have taken a. small group, all that remain from
our; holiday stock and marked them at
reduced prices ,
Mahogany finish with nickel trinnuings, tWo tohamm
jars and two trays of blue glass. \Vas $14.01)
. for $11.00
Mahogany finiSh, made with (-ux-losnd unflinarii, pipe
rank and other nunessary vnnVPuimwes. “Tax $16.00
. for $12.99
Mahogany finish with nii‘ekr‘l trimmings. glass, trays
and enclosed lmmidm'. Was $22.75 for $18.00
Mahogany finish, made with cupboard, pipe rack. to—
“ harm jam, «to, vary (mi-1})Ivto. “"32: $24.01)
‘ ,1 for $19.00
Mahogany stand of good style, lmmidm' fitted with a
patent lock, drawer in front for holding pipes, two
tobarsco jars of blue glass, nickel trimmings. \Vas
$35.00 ‘ - for $28.00
Famed Oak with ash tray, i-igar and match hm; lmld—
cars, small drawer in from. \Vas $6.?5 for $5.00
Filmed Oak with cupboard. trays. some with pin
racks and tohawo jars. \‘Vorn «$10.50 and $11.01 3
‘ ' for $8.50 and $8.75
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Dainty Accessories For Evening Wear
Nets and Trimmings
If one is anticipating a maxi’ even—
ing‘frock for the holiday festivities
there are beautiful flouncings and
nets to be had in addrable colorings.
» Embroidered Net, Flouncings,
white, blue, rose, taupe, gray and
blank, exquisitely worked with silver
threads- ‘ ‘
Nata with designs of silk embroid—
ery interwoven with silver.
Feather F411,;
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of pink and mm}. in“.
rumiéo blues, (ll‘i‘ll Mm‘
white fans, all gi-nwil F
mounted rm inn}.
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Embroideréd Bodice Bands. gaily are attached in sn‘
colored designs worked in silk with
These come
Tunes in all desirable evening
shades. ; , . -,
Main flour.
Satin Pumps
Black Satin Pumps for evening
wear are quite the vogue, and these
combine well with any mlor. The
new models show long, slender“ vamps
and “Innis” heels. 7
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