TUESDAY
5 " " (Columbus Day)_
ALL DAY
2105131111 DAVIS
Washington St., S. Norwalk
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Jose-11h Davis. \\:1.shington
iot‘nicr and Men's outfitter. announ-
s that his store will ht- closed all
1 ' 'i‘uesfilray. Columbus Day.
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Harry Covino, of 30 (‘hapel street.
eported to the police at 6 o'clock
‘ast nigh ,that he had been bitten by
_,dog 0_ tied by Samuel Samson, 72
~-.arbor avenue. The matter is being
. 1;. estigated.
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Ophir Chapter. No. L'. 0. E. S. will
i lehrate its 211th anniversary 011
'edut-sday evening. Uri. 13. A Spf‘t'4
- l programme has l-1-1-11 prepared.
9 close there will I11-
lend (l'tm'ing.
Al
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-—Coal at Harris & Gans.
“illiam H. Kellogg. of 62 Beldea:
mum» is ccleb1atin: his 84th birth-l
1:1y today at his home. This after
loon there will be an informal ”birth-
ay party" which will be attended by
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'riends and relatives of Mr. '
Kellogg .
i All electric heater
is just thr- thinfi:
to take that 1-111-11-
111111'11iziu chill cull
‘ut of the air, .:\ttu(h1-1l lo :1 light
:1 1cket allywhcrv it 111:11:1-s1l1'1ssillg' in 1
early morning :1 1l1-:1::111c. l11111111- livsi
any tin-j. have [no sins S1: tll('ll‘
diortiscnunl. ’
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the mission \1.hi1h st: 11-11111 on gun--
September 26.111 St. M:11)"s
”1' 'ch tics-ed last night with services
7:20 oclock The mission was'
on successful and thousands attemy
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11 1‘11 sew-hes tillllll‘l the l'ourtceu'
1:115 it was on. i
'-Ai'1ntl The Foresters Fail ’
ionight.To1\'n Assembly Hall.
'l 711'.“ lu-rel fislu 1'1111'1'. lined the dock
a! Rotor. Point _\estrudu) in lar 21' l
'mnnh: at th'. 1-4 the: 11 being sol
‘many there that fishing \1 as a task'
instcul oi :1 pleasure. Home caueht'
labont 11- or :70, while 111: '1111 s caught‘
" about :1 dozen, Early in the mmniug 1
the fishing “'11s 211111 :1111ltl11-1'11 11 as a;
lull until about l1'1o‘1-lm-l; when the fish
hit. “'1” until about 2 when it died
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flown again.
iwn CARRY A FULL LINE
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PREMIER CHOCOLATES
iStillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Our Electric
Burgflar Alarm
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——by night it watches
over your money and
such valuables as are in
your Sdfe Deposit Box
nere. . 1'11
—-by day it protects
you, your money and .
your valuables while '-
under our roof. '
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Insurance companies
21‘ think so well of our
H . Alarm System that they
have reduced our insur-
ance rate just half.
.‘ SAFE DEPOSIT BOX.
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7'
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ham-mm
mMMIorn
Immaculate;
W M Block
IOU'I'E nonwux
ing their employees half holiday.
walk Lodge. No. 703. Benevolent and
on “’ednesdny evening at 8 o'clock.
at the Elks Home. South Main street.
The annual meeting of the Nor-
walk hospital association will be held
Tuesday night at the hoSpital. The
sale of the former hospital property
on Connecticut avenue will be con-
sidered.
—-Danclng at the Town Assembly
Hall tonight. Foresters Fair.
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter. No. 24. R. A. M., will be
‘ held in the Masonic Temple on Berk-
ley street, tomorrow evening. The
mark master's degree will be con-
ferred.
Tradic at Main and “’9" streets
was the heaviest in weeks. according
to Sergeant J, Harry 'Gibson. More
than 180 cars passed that point every
both during the day. according to the
policeman.
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An annoymom: contribution to the
police pension fund of $50 was receiv-
ed Saturday by Sergeant J. Harry
Gibson. The fund is growing rapidly
and is receiving recognition from the
business men.
-~Pea Coal at Harris & Gang.
Joe Rucker. otherwise known as
the “\Vhitc llope". suffered a pain;
ful inim) of the right hand yesterdav
morning, while taking down an elec-
t1ic si2n :'1t ll11i-111'1'11l llar"1lwirks
drug store. “'11“ and “'utet streets
The Nor11alk High School football'
team 11.?” iourum to Dnnhtln tomat-
r1111: “here they will (lash with thcl
'l‘anbury Iligh eleven in the first
,2:1u111 of the season.
imal students will accompany the
team.
Miss Anna (‘arroll was :1 llsitor
at the Danln11'_\ Fair on Saturday the
closinc day. and witnessed the ace-i-
ldent in 111111-11 Herr) (‘oopcr of New
“Wk city a professional automobile
1':",11111 was killed. The accident took
place during the ten mile race an]
(‘ noper ‘s ca1'3kidded as he made the
11.111 at the lmlf- mile and the car turn-
ine: ovet (His-bed him so budlv that
he died in the Danbmy hospital ves-
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wPea Coal at: Harris & Guns'.
N. Mead and daughter.
311-1111. who for sevcrul
\l1.4 l111\'
Miss l:utl1 \l.
\1- :11's' lt:1\1 tut-1h- their residence with
_\lis Leslie Smith. l'llmwood avenue.
“ill lean for .\'1-\\:1rk. New Jersey.
this 111- -1k _\liss Mead has been sten-
unmet-hm for f‘. i‘). Slausot‘t & (‘11111—
11:1111. Prose street. Norwalk. and will
shortly he married and make her
hon11- in Newark. .\l:1n_\j friends here
while rctzrettim: their departure. wish
them much success in tl11'1'r111-whon1c.
Bliss Mend is a null-known ('lt’V‘lltinlL
ist :11111 has dellnhted large audiences
l1_1' lzt-r talent.
muesli-ill \1l11-ti11-l‘
’i‘hr- York street.
l-‘irsi District was \vllhiu the town
limits was r:1is'1-1l Saturday in the 1111-
11mm (‘llfx court lu-l'ort- Judge Nehe-
.1'1.1l1 (‘:1u1l1--1 in the case of John
l/icmcanzick 19 York street who
\1. .1. 1: 1l:-- 11 into custmh |1_\ (lam: \\ ur-
“ill-111' Smith l-‘ridzly nflt'rnoon
thl ri1.1r":1 of shooting: a grey
1 our: 'cl ulthin the city limits. As the
11st)“ 111 1111 point hrough t out by At-
tomc' l-Idward .l. Quinlan. represent:
i12th1 :1ccus1d.tht case was contin-
11111 until tori 11 b\ Judi: Cuudcc un-
til (it:.'111:11'1s (ouid ht consulted
TO KNOW
Just where your money
goes will enable you
To Stop 1
Unnecessary
Expenses
TheWay,‘
to know is to‘pay your bills
bY'Checkc , 1i
The Krieger Co. Store will close to-
. morrow, Columbus day. at 12 m._ giv-
’l'he 41th1 regular meeting of Nor?
Protective Order of Elks. will be held-
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ALL DAY
TOMORROW
(Columbus Day)
Rogers 69’ Stevens
Norwalk Se. Norwalk
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humorous
cinema-cum 3!.
tomorrow evening matte
Archauruwfilbe
1on the poiiee dummy beneath the
Washington Itreet bridge on Satur-
, day night and left $2 with the police
to pay [or the damage.
will attend a convention of the
1American College of Surgeons. He
lexpects to be gone about two weeks
and during his trip, will visit a form~
er roommate at Bangor, lie.
A slight mistake occurr—ed in the
advertisement of Charles A. Brand
Dainhur _\'.
Moses ‘G. Grcgory.‘of New Canaan.
and Susan Edna Meeker .ot‘ this city.
were married by Rev.
her 011 l1‘ri1in.,\'. October 8th.
at the Home for the Aged. the \Vhat—
socver Circle will meet on ‘\\'1-1lnesdu_\
with Mrs. James Paul. at ltowayton.
A leak in the wat1r main near “to
railroad hacks hack of Putnam 1111--
nut- was reported to the police who
in turn notified the water department.
(‘11- -or;:c E. Sartnrn. of
str1ct..\'or1\'nlk. has awarded 1h: con-
t1 act tor an Inn mationnl ( m1 4‘ 1pc
li1--at11 to H. ..\ Hegelein. of South
Norwnlk.
Georm-.\Vchl1. of _Spring Hill 1111--
nuc. reported to the police that he
l1:11| left his bicycle in front of .loRem'o
that a l-‘ord car driven by a man 11:1111
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1“. liennis. who lives in :1 shanty
lulu“ tln McMuilen (-.utnt1- 1'111111t1-1l
it“ tl11-1111ll1'1 ih: ll someone ln'oko- Into'
this shanh
itin-
in t1- “ring the hing-1s off
door in twm n 4 and 0 11'1- lock _\'-11..
ll' 1':1l 1\ afternoon. ranmcking llH'
.plltt‘t'. lmt taking nothing.
1 ("hl|1lnn pulling paper into the
Many Oi: ”minulilhov at tl11-1'orn11r of l-|.1\ Hill}
ltoad and North “.1111 sin-ct l1.'1\1
'compl. 1i1111l of l-\ postal authoritu:
to tlx1-1111li1'1-l111'1tectiu S1131 .‘llll
Thomas Hunt is making.r an inn-suga-
iioll to 11111 :1 stop to the practice.
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iF‘alr. Town
Time at the Foresters
Assembly Hall tonight.
lianncr l‘onncil, Sons and haugh-
t111's of Liberty. will open ”' "11-1-1
int: :1! 7:310 o'clock sharp on Thurs
day evening at which time initiation
will be held. ('onncils from New
("anazm and Stamford will be present
and all membeis should he on hand
early. Relieshmcnts will he served
during tl11 e\'.1-nin;r
(‘harh-s Urn). who 2:111
:15: I!“ l'Iltzuln‘lh street.
the puller that i'i\1~
had l11-l1l him up
11rda\ at tho-
:nond stints and had taken n cold
11la1l1-1l 111t1h:1n1i $11 111 $111 from him.
his address
1-1-11ni't1-1l l0
or si\ colon-«l mi 11
xii-011i midnight Sal-
ll1- '."1l1l that in “mild lie Unable to-
ido-ntil') the 111111 or describi- them
ill any “113'.
('I1-111 .\l.'1rti11. ('olOl‘l‘ll. who works Oll'
1'1111- of tl11- lindrl Oyster (‘03:! boats
reported i1) ”11- police that at l.)
yesterday morning whih- in :1 11 stau—
ranl on ll:1_\moud st1'11't.h1 had beena
“short ch: mm d" l11- r11'1i\ing ch: mic-1'
for :1 s ' hill i11st1- :11] of :1 s20 hill and
that \\ hen he r1-monstr11t11l n colon-d
worn: 1n st1uck him o1-1 r the head with
:1 bottle. Patrolman Milton Lock“ ood
111-111 to luvestlg' .1t1- hut the woman
was gone Martin said 111' would re-
turn later to police headquarters.
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NOTICE
A special meeting of ”Bison Pen-
wick Assembly, Fourth Degree. -‘K. of
be held this evening at 8
o'clOck at the Catholic (‘lub 9" West
avenue. I M"
' Albert F. Rose. F. N.
Lawrence J. Pauline. F. C.
As. Prices Go Down 1!
“Sluiliking Dollar” of
today will “swell” in pur-
"chasing :power. You wlilg
gain on saved dollars 'be-
cause yourflollars will grow
rapidly ~'by the 4 per cent,
compound interest that is
paid on mvings here.
Deposits made on or be-
fore Oclolbor 10 will drawin—
terest from the first of the :
month.
fit! National Bank”;
South; Not-walk, (m.
J. “Benton “’er-
Just out. today—The dance sensa- "319.1 in tonight's
tion or the year—Whispering and Av a-
\\' illow ‘
store on l‘-outon street. last night and.
1-11 \\’.'11'1l ('umt' along and runniur: excl"
coi'm-r ni' -ll.'1_1 and it. '11' «1
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I F‘Rmmfihymfiomm.
the jeweler in Saturday‘s edition of
Ade-l1 gatipn of Norwalk Knights of the Sentinel in the so (1 paragraphl
'(‘olumlms members are planning to -lt read "also m‘. wile" wt: in
, attend a third degree this ev veiling in have
It should
read “also his wife,’ which
changes the meaning of the sentence
materially.
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l ——Sneciuls for Tuesduv Wednesday
.und Thursdm at the New York Mar-
'kets: Porteihouae. 811111111 and
‘ Round Steak 34c 11 pound We close
lit-cause ot' the Town l'nion meeting at noon Tuesday. Columbus Day.
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l The Republican Town Convention
!will be held in the council chambeuv
at the (‘itv hall tonight at 8 o'.clock
1when twa candidates for representa
tive will be nominated. Harvcv M
Kent from the first district and Sam
uel J “atklns from the second. Jus-
lot-11.1 or the peace will 3190 be noml—1
convention.
1°“ bl Whitemans Ambassador or Interesting services were held last
gli‘iiifiin Ewe!“ at Donnell) " 16"IS'nlzht It the Norwallt M. E. church
' ‘ ' where Harvey ll. Kent spoke on
Stephen Miller for I. Menu-on.-
mml ‘
Fred Greenwood broke the lantern Bays
b.1111"... H True, 1,“ yes“... 11 1. reported had his pocket picked
day for Montreal. C.nad" where he: of a valuable gold watch and chain
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up. hapnudolllody it...
her Icu-mflnce in uh; up mm, ..
her saving- Ior her sim- 11111-1. m.
in: awarded the mm
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woman-raun-
pinying ball on Chestnut street “u“ M “m ”“3“ h“ "‘3‘. “mm" "”W 'émr.
were the cause of complaint to “the' "—"""' er of the “m “I 1’” "‘-‘ WU
Police last night and Patrolman Rob-l Bay. 91.51., in the floods “f .3135. was her- when Ihe realized no 3...,
tube Wu in nor-e. was beyond bong...
Alter mung her out with sultan.
clothing and other neoelsities as m
u a few small luxuries a homc ‘1...
tound for her with a family who-11‘
there are ch 11 who call I...
"grandma." am where her bitter-11g
of spirit melted in the sunshine .11
happiness. Faring for the aged .,.
but one of the services rendered I...
the Home Service Section o: 1.1.. 1:11
Cross.
113ml avenue yesterday round a con-
slderabloqmtlty ofclotheo evidently
stolen from some house nurby.1‘he
police were 'notlled and Patrolman
Robert Gainer sent to investigate A:
it was dark it was impossible to lo
cate the clothes and today Detective
iSergeont Thomas Hunt is looking lu-
tot m:-
A meetinz of the Norwalk Radio: be m
League will be held Tuesday Octoberl
12 at 175 Main St" Norwalk. All lug “gnaw-111g“ of the Wm
members are requested to be presem curve in the road .1, being installed
also all young men who are interested today- .1 the foot of .Westport hill at
in radio. Iwhat is known as “Mortuary"? curve
{where hundreds of. accidents have
crt. Gainer investigated.
Percy C. blend. of the first district.
while in the subway in New York
:wy one day last week.
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An automatic signal device warn
nun-mm) AI'TO muzvns
rural-:11 11v l‘AlIll'lllIJDI‘I;
The Norwalk Board of Fire Under“ taken place in the last few years The A““‘“ ""1 "““‘ ”‘7'" "WW1"? ‘11 1.
writers‘ will hold their regain: month signal device will throw a red light .“j’m ‘ l“ h“; .‘ LN 5111111131 31111.. 1
ly meeting tomorrow afternoon at up the hill to warn tourists to bc “‘de (“'m“ 1“ ""150" ‘1'-«'1'
H: 15 at the once or (‘barlos E (“rug very cautious as ”‘9’ round the to th1-uin1l‘o11 .1111l sap his ”1:114...
in the Lockwood Hall Building on curve ' touring car. which 111- 111.11 111;... .1 1
W11] .treet and 08 this is the “1113‘; — llll‘ barn last night. utanding 1- 11,,
meeting after the summer vacation. . Several luncheons and dinners are '9‘“: Af‘m” ‘1‘-“11:10" uI'ai 111-1.
plans will he considered {01 the com u-hedtiled for the next for davs at,“‘.‘““”d “”“rd “ "0'" "WWW 1
ing winter. 1 . the Royll James 11m The State ‘1"“l"*"“"”-‘ """"""" dash": 111--
. _me Assumtion “m hold . lllt‘ road and halted the mm ‘1 1.1».
Hot headquarh is “here the) 111. 1.
A child whose name could not be luncheon at the hotel on October 22 k'1-1 11 1111311111101 1-1-1111
acquainted 'wu knocked 1:0“ by On Suturduy. October .‘3 the «ransom-P 11,.1-‘( l 11“; “r‘” "'f' 1
the mudguard of an automobile on County Republican Association will F1“ J :irqannh: :13: Islam: 1
Cross street near the C. E Stimson “Old a dinner ~ while- on Bombay. “'0': urnlv 1111311011.: 3;“? ,h‘“
grain and produce store this morning October 16 the local Masons will zhe suldk-i-s - - 111 c .1111. . . 1..
'sustaining lacerations of the left me a dinner to state omcers of that or 1
'and bruises on the back of the head 2&11izuion.’
The child was treated by Dr Robert
lfpon being questioned l1) (1111.1 1 .1 ,-.
thn' confeusmi that the l-‘oM 1.1.1.3.“:
IE Porduc and taken horm- It was \ II. “ROAD I‘d-“ARGO ‘. m A" 21111231133:“11:10:111-1123: 41:11:11.
1192 "flous‘v lujured' ..-- MON (A A $05 - , “med any ulfi'mpt l1) aha] M1111‘~
1 An embargo restricting carload
The “up givpn lointlv bv Court shipments to Hart ford and Prm idem»
Nan-uh Foresters of America and OH- 1' ”‘111' New Haw -n l’ 0nd was lumd
The-1 at:
autltorltits.
111- -im: h1-ld for ”11
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"“91"“ l‘ 1’35“)" “as A Rlfihl T0 Ex- Pride of Court Narruk Circle. Com- "“1“" ‘l‘ T"-"”" mmmg'f" ,HH‘H‘W‘FV _\IAC “Vin-3‘ H\\ (1100" \nnn
_cept of His People: " Attorncv Jesse portions or the Forest of America floodstnffs for human consumption! LUNIMX 111-1 11 11-11111. ‘3'
(T Dunba: spoke on "\l'hat the T‘M' opens in the Town Assembly hall to W‘”"""“' ”WW?“- W‘T'mm'm 3““ Swim-1. 1.11111 11111111 111 1'111-1. ... .
lrule Have a Right To Expect of Their night. A number at handsome bonnie-1’0“! lnlolr 1' at tideuater points uro- :1 fairly trend niel't fl. llrith l'1-~1--
1Pastnr“ while H. N. Sibman 51101111 have been arranged One of the feat “WWW” “(w-1111111111.- 11. .1 :-:11:.'.1:1 1.11.11...
t0“ “\Vhat ”‘9 Members ““6 Officials titres of the fair will be the disposal TM! ‘3 Th" 0““ "llllfll'a‘o in effect -tl:o- Irish S1-li31lct1rmluattou l.
Owe to the Sunday School." The Of ‘200 in cash prizes 91116:: Or- $110 flaining 'to cut-load sluth-nts on His 1'0111'litl'1111 “.1”. $4,,“ ‘0 I11 “‘1:
'Sf‘l‘YlCPR Wl‘l‘e well attended. {(3th Will furnish mugs“- for (lane ”‘0 3' " 5' H" «'1' 'llu' N1l111 :1s' \11sltt‘d.l\ Ti '1- 1'
king which will be a nightly ntlrac-l " ‘Rhtlrlh 11:11 of ”11' lord 111:1-1111‘4 11.11.-
Jnc Rucker. drivlnz I Ford car had .tion mom's p. m, 1111111 midnight. 1 --'ne Belt‘Balcsmm—A Want An. 11 111111....
'a slight accident on East “'nshinuton:
street 11th he drove into the war
of a ttuck owned by \iorris Sopshin
or 22 East Washington street Ruckcr
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Sclaimed that the truck hid his 111-111;.45. '
of an oncoming troll1~v car. it was" “""‘ “J '
parked so far from the 1111111 111111; Mono. In In. that. moan Ava-o. and Cannon lulu.
xthat who he did notice the cm' thatl
he had to turn towards the truck to
Iavoid a great accident. The r:1di:-t1'1:'
11m Rucker's car was slightly 11.1111
aged.
Sllfll lfllflflflflll
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{Get into the habit of drinking a
' glass of hot water before
breakfast.
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' Millions of folks bathe internally
inow instead of loading their system
with drugs "Whats on inside bath
11'ou say. Well, it is guaranteed to
lperform miracles according to hot
water enthusiasts. -5<
i ’lbcte are vast numbers of men and
women who. Immediately upon aris-
ing in the morning. drink a glass of
hot water with a teaspoonful of lime-
lstonc phosphate in it. This is u very
excellent health measure. Is is in-
tended to flush the stomach. liver,
ikidncys and intestines of the previous'
dm‘ s waste sour bile and ludgesti.
lble material left over in the body
:which if not eliminated every dm
become food lo: the millions 0! ha:-
Itcria which infest the bowels, the
quick result is poisons and toxins
which M1 then absorbed into the
blood. causing headache. biliouy: at-
tacks. foul breath, bad taste, colds.
stomach trouble, kidney misery.
sleeplessncss, impure blood and all
sorts of ailments.
People who {col good one day and
badly the next. bill who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to
obtain a quarter pound ot limestone
phosphate at the. drug store. This
will coat very little but is sulficient
to make anyone a real crank on the
aubiect of intemal sanitation.
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FACTS
Today, ‘begin to save.
H a'ppiness is
'E nhunoed by a bank account.
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P uttirig 11! mil later on
1 .E ndancers your future.
“Old age needs money.
P reliance requires that you
[1 uy-oside part otyonr earnings
Each day or week.
Man'de not wait.
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Clothing priCes
are lo'wer - - -
but not values.
An overcoat or a suit that a man buvs
here today at 1-5 less than its former price,
is worth every penny of that former price.
The tailors Who make those suits antler. 11:5
think retailers are crazy, because the} have cut
prices!
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Those tailors are paying their workers
the highest wages in history. Their woolcns
haven't dropped in price--for they bought that
long ago.
They say that prices lVlAY drop for spring:
clothes.
But progressive retailers are. meeting a situa-
tion which actually exists. They have found
that, regardless of value, -men want to buy
clothes for less money. And they are making;
an opportunity for men.
We did 11.
cities.
Others. are following, in some
“tum—- Here to Bridgeport. a man can pick the befi-l
clothes built and buy flltm at a savmg of
20 1" Cent.
We’ ve got em. Cloths" Men are picking em. The)'
There are 11111111311111 good
Unless you do, poverty due to
yourhtureweline.
Como 1t. aus'mthgour deposit.
Our bank is safe, sane and
sound.
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THE PEBPLE’S
good
are putting 11111111111111»: 1111’ work; lettmg 0201110 £1: work of $25
:Every Kugpenlmimor suit and amt-medias and staple styles
Every suit and overcoat from our other.
‘ milors.
16k 1! a hundred 350 suits- $40
$48
d all our $ overcome-- V
”and in: me scale Not
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