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BIASONIC NOTES.
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‘ Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
.“3 Meets in Masonic building, South
min'strect. 151: and 3rd Tuesday of
and; month. July and August except-
at," at 8 o'cloek.
50011121151 and fraternallv invited.
' EDISON T. 11.111111», w. M.
ROBERT M. thcox, Sccy.
A Special Convocation of Butler
‘ Chapter No.38 It. A. M.. will be held
in. Mysonic Temple South Main
street, Thursday Evening. Feb. _17th,
at: 1: 30 o'.clock
Work—lifE. M. and R. A. degrees.
All B. A. masons cordially invited.
4- Fraternally,
D. B. Beach, H. P.
14'". S. Lyon. Sec'y.
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'EXAMI'NATINON For
STAT—E PIANO ..
‘TUNE‘RS URGED
Continued from First l‘age
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mommittee . the use of the chumhor
that all might be accommodated. The
3.111114 011 public service vehicles and
mhcir regulatious are being-heard by
this committee instead qt that on
mods. bridges and 111: rs because the
principle invoked is that of legum-
#1011. Senator- MacDonald. 'of Put-
13am. introduced one which would
transfer to the public untlities com-
mission the rcgulaton' power It 11114
on this bill that the chief ng‘llmf‘n"
.fiivere made,. Should :1 favorable li‘
mart come. on this bill. it will he the
a {means of disposing of half the mob-
Elem bti’ore the legislature concr-nlin:
1711131101111 between flint-1's and the
surest lailwms, and :1 nllmhrl' of bills
firmlld he llnl'avoxahly ”ported “hich
seek to legislate for 01 against llll’
iitnevs. The hgch011..lll -hill would
minke the jitney a common Cill‘rlt'l’
.iln'fl this automatically would place
them under the lliiliilfs commission.
"Fine automobile/hills will he h: an] as
.Wfi'ssimls ' l-_\ the ollu-l
mmittee of .W'hirh Sr-uutor .\lucl'mll-
316.53 the'chan man
The Senate was in session four min-
1m Senator Bowg'lls lxml Hu- Qil.'fl
:2! Lieutenant Govmnal Temple-10:1
mi at .1 meeting orllm 111:11'11 or
‘Bon'trot sitting for G01r-rnor l nkc
' tor Hall is in l-‘lulirl:1..lul 911:1-
acDon:1ld.of Now [luv-.111 11:15 in
seat {Ifllr :1 we -k :11 ('lilCflfIl’l as,
.- state's delegate to .llc ilnr 11(111
apllllders' (‘Ollfl'l'f'F-S .1 Lulu-rim!
mick. he erOJTtlfl‘nS our: of the
best ever held in cmmulion 111th
construction in the ' collllil 1'.
_’ re. were 5,000 ddcgates and :1
mprehenshc exhibit. ' Senator
mbull, 11.110 has hoe 11 in r 11
”I Will be in his so it iomorrou.
‘The- ‘first bills for the files kibrn
,' . .‘d there tod:1.1'.’l‘hr1'W11 - those
mending the act of incorpmal'. on of
tie Mlddlelown' Building and Loan
4.. iation. and establishing :1. 1mi-
'm system of accounting for Islam
institutions. '
ganotlla'anks committcc rcpmlml 11n-
.‘ ya '1 1’ on a. bill which would :1'
fiber-r117 ittcd savings banks ‘.o pcnhsic‘):
. MP”! Senator l‘l'oons stating that.
' _ . a. 1511: probably would he uncon-
Michal. -A favorable rcnolt “as
Basie on amendments to lh) cl-:-1rtm
the Mariners’ S11 1112: Loni: :11 :\cu
dothw The Goxcl'nor's nominationw
1111: -K. Beach to the Suplcmo
”only and of John J Walsh to the
. eld coimty. Commonwplcas Court.
reappointments were 4:111 to the
”his: c minittee from the colon-
hospi-
‘3‘ Se was a little longer in
1 a bunch of resolutions
, from the Senate. mostly
511dgésh§lps which went through in
' Juucurrence. These related to courts
. .= Anson Bristol: Derby. 'l‘orring-
on and Waterbury.
_ e offered a petition
'ituents/ who 'want means of
' . in Killingly over a
which; has no means of public
ance at present. A bill to per-
_ lford to lime :1 board of.
offered by I\l’r. l‘tobcrtso
fidmitted. n
of
., 4 ‘ coiamittees 1‘01 ch. mge of refer-
" 133mg that which related to'
con on of women in low
of industry. paid
. health and safetv
nest of Miss Brown 0
,_ as it is a labor bill and has n
. ‘ . o
' . Sent to that committee. W
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I IR RICHARED” BEVI’VED'
A‘srl‘lNGTON Feb. '166 ——Uncle
. has revived Benjamin Franklin's
3Jchard, ” in spirit at least.
of a farmers' almanac
the style of Frankln’s
, omagc homilies to growers was
2 once today by the Do 3
Agriculture. p rtfiient
. . ' of false prophets.” dei
one caution. . “Don't plant by
moon: but get the best seed and
re the éeed bed. then plant
all and moisture conditions are
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committee at
.5001: contains seasonal advice
all tat-iii topics and is designed as
1“! well as to available 9v.
1111;111:111 0'13““ g
V'Qgfite a. number of hills came back'
It had gone to the
f Naugatuck, .
All \Iaster Masons '
' tomorrow,
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1110.131. named the followin officers;
chrcsclltaiixc to 1.1 G
ell—~{reorgc H \Veb'b.
Alternat “011.1111 H. Dieri 2'
liegeut— illiam H. Dle'r'hi'ger.
’ Vice - lcgen't‘Stephe-n Miller.
"Past Regent—«George H. W'ebh,‘
()mtor—lilton Hoyt.
' Scoletan—George G. Raymond
(oileotor——-Nelson H. Hoyt.
Assistant
' Pollard.
”.l‘reusurer~Ed11:in 8: Austin.
( hapluin—efi~ C. Hill.
Guido—J". H. Madden.
’\\:ll'-.d(n'-—A 13.31011tgomcry..
s: nay—«Harold \_Vchb. .
'l‘nlstrcs—I": ank Goodchild
llzlm l‘. Ho1t and Harry Roberts.
The install '1ti011 ceremonies will be
held next Tut-511111
be conducted by Grand Secretary Mc—
Gllinnoss. and Past Grand Regent
Hotr 11111145 will be a‘ guest of the mom»
hols 11150. .\ proglnm Will be prepar-
ed and 111m.- 11'ill he refreshments.
WESTERN' IDEALS
OF GOVERNMENT
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pcoplc
democratic of the ”United
(1111111111 has h-t the cat out of
In :1. speech delivered to the
stildvuts in Bombay. in November last,
he (ltC‘lill‘(‘(l1"',rLll'll your back on
VVcstorn ('ivilizution.’ -
"1n lilmil‘i'cvnt book he has spoken
UUL.lllUl'(" .Lmnkly and more boldly,
Ht ii is not 01111 condemned the Brit-
ish uluudionai sy stem now plevuillng
in 111111;.1 but in 1:15 come out strongly
against : c1cl"'_1tllill;; VVestern—‘Ahc
-\Vt'.‘~'l.‘l‘ll conception of women of llos-'
piluls. of'tllc's‘cie‘ilces. of medicine,
sanitation, hygien‘e”. geography, alge-
bra. chemistry. \Vcstcl'n railwuys'and
\A'cstel'n ideas :md'idouls o.[ govern-
thy.
the ha 1;.
mohl'. .
”[10 .':11's: "l‘ul'u your back upon
(ht-Se 9.11? nit: 1011c: 'ltions l‘e1ert to
111. old rude-'1 oi tl1i1ll:s 111cntioncd- in
llli' ll'mdll Sllzlstlzl
."Hu lllv 11011— co- operation 11101'crncut,
is. ill f:.-.1(t :1 1'01'1, clmmly disguised
(on: '1ir:1:\ illull'llfli “0511111 or Christ~
1:121 1 11 lunatic 1.‘
"(HHZ'ALK METHODIST
( .1L‘lnr'11 Nari-3s. '
1»;le '7 1' 1'1 lllC church
loi‘ifz'l'l :11 K o'rl'ol'k at the
llili'E‘Ulli'LLl'. lwflll monthly 1111:! annual
llll'lilll: will (16:111'. l-Jlu'tion of olli~
.1111i (nullllittus 101' U11 ut _‘\\ 30111
1.1“ lulu Mill:
'1 in l 11.101111 l_t-‘z1;‘:u<
1.1111151 :11 1114 home 111 Misses Grace
and He-lru Adams. lll'y lllll :tw‘ilul'.
.\‘mn'ulk. tonight. 8 o'clock. 'l‘llTl'l'c
will :zlso in; :1. lullsiul-ss mu ling of the
leglifll-n' ' ' ' '
"Flu: Sunday school.
ll":1v'llt.-1‘s4. sponsors
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1:111'
1111] l .'
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will 11111131
’ 7'11
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will ”Lu- ruler-
(1'1
oililg'rs 'lml
for 1111- 111M—
-1-\ 11-11 \\1'i’l{, tomorrow
:11 1-1.. 'l'lli‘ H'l’lli'l‘ill subject
"'VVlf'll l‘unstituhs 11 Christ-
Vim: l'l("ll 11111.41 :1. Christian
Home it lllfill"1‘ \\'l‘.;!l lli‘ ln’lll'VPS
111':-
this
in:
11‘ lw- 1111:; 11:1111‘.‘ .\1'1- :1” Hit- 'sliullu
int-Nils (if 1111' .1‘.}1:‘1:4'l|1-:4 (‘52-'11 :lct'eplu-
Liv in lilt' ('lil'ln‘illlil (Hill) of lolluy'.‘
\X'lml is vulval‘siuu'.‘ (‘un 0le lw :1
1:111 willmlli' (-mnm'sioil '11:) all
"1.711'4 l:'.l\‘4' g1 (‘hl'iuiiull expor—
\\’..ll.'1l is lilt‘ illl'l'i'l‘f‘llt‘“ 11011111011
I'l.l'1.
ll'lil‘(
Ll'it'hl“ «311vstlolls lluw- lu-C-ll gin-11 out
{omisvuasion and 111” in" lulu'n up at
{he 1114 ( 1m: (.1- -11(1:1l infliction is (\-
11 1111011 to all to :llltml.
’l‘lll‘ Juniol l 1.144111 meets on
any afternoon at 3:30. (ilrvctml
.\lrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Sanderson
Mrs. Massey.
.llflilS lx’l'onold. hoard :1 while hgo
llcal'ly five hundred people in this
who played for many years
in orchestra. llli'l't"r'\\'illl.l‘l‘ llaml'osch.
14111114111111; Anton Scidl. Dvorak 'nlld
lschaikowsky. and who has played in
concert in most of the grout cities of
the country. will render a number of
4:!(1'110113 on the cello at the Sunday
owning senicc of the church "next
Sunday. “
Fri-
lay
and
by
church.
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“’OMEN'S PARTY CONVENTION.
\VASHINGTON, Fcb.16.—-'I‘lle Na-
tional convention of the . Women's
Party. called to adopt a program for
obtaining National and State legisla—
tion telating to women,.got down to
work today, receiving reports 'from
Various committees. These were obn-
side'red at the opening session 'abiLare
zations in foreign countriesr
. Mrs. Velma Swanson Howard.
of Sweden’s new marriage law, pro—
viding for equal rights of married wo-
men with their husbands in the con-
trol of their children,
Riviera will describe the efforts
I‘l‘flllv'll _womcn to obtain suffrage.
0th: 1' spc kcrs will be Princess Anne
Azgc 11111111, of Roumania. and Madame
De \cha, of ill'e Philippines. Lil's.
Bainbridge Colby. wife of the Secre-
tal 1' 01' State will welcome the for-
eign delegates.
Representatives (if all political par-
ties will be heard by the convention
on the legislation. which
they propose in the interest 'of Women
On tomorrow’s program also . are
ganizations, who will tell what those
organizations one doing. The speak-
ers will include Miss Margaret Wil-
Julia. Lathrop, chief of the Federal
Children's Bureau: Mrs. Florence
Kelley. secretary of the Nations) con-
sumer’s League;
Washington director of the Fedé
tion of WOmen's Clubs:
Smith. legislatix're ssecretary of the
Woman’s Trade' Union mgue: and
Mrs. 1 Ellington, legislative oh
no!
Collector—eflerbert, " O.
e1011ing.flnd Will‘ owned by E. W. Picker. Glen Ridge.
CALLED SATANIC Springs "Farm,
States 01' .\mt-l'ica can have no Sympa- 1
Christian duly and :1111' .othcl' dllty‘.“ls
'11 1.1111 “/1111 simply does \Vlllll llc-
lllhlks Christ 11 (,mlll' do. :1 ("lll'isliilll'.
ll‘l‘l'Slii'l'tVI‘ 111‘ lu-lif‘f‘s nl' l'o-Hluu‘s'.‘ All
to be followed tonight by addresses
oi? representatives of women's organi-
of
suou'esa-io curl eqliosap 01 s1 'uapoms
and Madame
' of
speakers from various women's or-fi
son, daughter, 'of the President; Miss L‘
Miss Lida Haflord...
files St 111 '
l sat-one}? 00:111.. Feb. 16. ———In 1111:
[fifteenth week or the egg laying. con-
,test at Storm the 1 (100 hens produced
”134288 eggs cred? per cent. This is an ,
increase of 175 eggs more than the
six year average. ' 391 more .tKan last '4
we pk's production and 567 eggs more
lthan for the same period last year.
The leading- individual pen for the
week Was a pen of Barred Rocks own-'
ed by \V. H. B. Kent. Cazenovia. N.
Y. with :1 vield of 52 eggs. A Hpen
olehode Isla 6 Beds owned va . . S.
'Bickford Grossv 1e, N. 11., was sec—
I.omd with 51 eggs. A pen of White
Leghorns from New Paltz, N. Y..
ow ncd hv James O. LcFevre was third
:with 49 eggs. A pen of Barred Rocks
N. J., and a. pen of \Vhite Leghorns
owned by The Imperial wintry Fam.
! l‘llzabeth. N. .1. both tied 'ror fourth
place with 48 eggs each. A pen of
l'Rail‘i‘d Rooks 011'11ed‘1_l1y Rock Rose
lll‘a arm. Katonah, N. Y.. a pen 01’
Rhode Island Reds owned in" F. -S.. 1
C‘hapin. Lohg'ih‘eadow. Mass. a pen of
\Vhite ,chhorns owned by White .
Gencvn. ’N. Y.. and a
pen of “'hitc Leghorns by Edgar J.
'Stouehton. “lapping. Conn. all tied
for fifth place with a yield of 47 eggs
leach.
Better 9111'; production in part dc-r
Ipcnds upon better management. In
‘ille management of a poultry flock
,thrcc distinct chores are to he found. i”,
.‘First the daily chores, or those 'bpera-
,tions that must,be performed seven
gdays 1'1 week. such as feeding. water-
lint and collecting eggs. The time in
iwhich .thcsc daily'chores should'be
‘donc dept mls somewhat upon the sea;
son of the-114912 The. second type of
[chores are those which should he .
performed at least once :1 week such
,as putting in fresh litirr filling mash
hoppers and cleaning the >watcr foun-
tains. etc. The 111iscc‘llancous chores
are 11169.1 which are calricd on at cer-
lain intcrvzlls of the 1car such as re-
moval of the liltcr and supplving new h
disinfection of the houltry llouscs'on'd
internal fixtures. tho plowing and ex». 1d-
inc: of yards clcnnim: the ivilldows and
painting: um building's. " A study of
‘lhoso ucccssurv opclayons and The?
working out ol‘ rlul‘mlte scheme 11“!
'mcan mole interval in the poultry.
flock .bciio-l um production and :13
mon- ultrnciiu‘ :lnxu- nmucc about the:
houses and rams. l
The four loading pens in, each of thc’
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principal varieties are as follows:
Pynlmltll Rocks.
‘V. ll. Tl. Kent (Barre-d)
(‘nzcno1'i:1. N.
l‘lillll
N. Y.
P ickm‘ (Barred)
Y.
llock llosw ll‘izll'l'cd)
Kulmmll.
E rue st \‘i'.
' Glen lithium N. J.' 375
Olcgon Agrh llllul. ll Collette '
(‘011 :1lli:4 (110 (lii‘ll'll‘ll 36'."
” : '- ltllodz- 14112111 11:41.4. {
Film-it's ll. Loni» , l
Slmilihoro, Muss. . {”1391
H. S. lilckford. » ' ’
(ll-ossfillv. N. U. 4R0
l-‘. S. Chaplin 1
Longrmondnn'. ‘.\l:1ss. 479'
Jlrwr lll'rmk Poultry Farm l
‘ Short 1?..114 ..\'. 11. 43.4..
'- “hill: Locum-11s. ’
James (1_ l.a- l-‘v-vrc
\‘vw l‘flll’uf. N. Y. ' 493i;
.\. ‘1’. Robinson. ‘ - _
'(‘zllvuvrimL .\'. 'Y. \ 490
Linn llwall l‘nllltl'y l‘nrm. ‘
Tinl'or. P. J. _ “ ‘ 4171:)
l-‘.. A ll:;l.:1rrl
(.‘l-ll'slnut llill,_l‘:1. 432
' (llllor Varieties.
("111511 (". l\lll',:‘ll (“31. \\',\':lndotlc) “b
I ' lillli'fl'lfll‘k ll. 1'.. 51 l y
if. l‘.~(llows. ll‘m‘f‘ \\‘1anduiie) ‘
Silver .ono, (‘n11n., 385
ll'lll‘l‘)’ Tl. limmons (“’11. "\'_\':111-
doii'cs‘i Plymouth. Conn. 2'53
.\. l-I. l-lunlpinn (”lack Longhorns)
l‘itlslmvn. N. .T. 263
SPECIAL OFFICER’S ‘ ~
CHILDREN AWARDE‘D
$7 A WEEK EACH
Continued from First Page
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through an nocidcnt ":11" .sinc‘ out or
and ill the course of his employment "
Murray with the other officers was
instructed to keep any automobilisls
from drivini: on the otrack until the
”and inasmuch as Murray was doing
as he was instructed the commission-
er dccrec-j that Leonarldelaytou be
‘r
paid through their guardian 1". Edgar
blurray by tho Maryland 4Cnsunlty
company insurers for the Danbury
Farmers and’hlanul‘aoturers company.
employer. seven dollars a week each
2 weeks and $100 for burial
expenses. v
(1:11" of the races. 0n the, night of
October R111 Byron Austin entered the
track with his car. Murray and a. tel-
11112., officer. C. E. Bondage tried. to
stem Mm but did not. They then'
started ‘ficrosfihe enclaure of rough;
ground to intercept the driver on the
other side of the track. .Murray fell.
oycra low wire fence. He was taken
to the Emergency hospital where he
died a few hours later. ‘ Autopsy
showed that he had died of acute dila-
tion of the heart.
There was no dispute over the facts
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TOXVX CLERKS \VAN'I‘ TO * .' "
13E PAID BIGGER ms.
MILFORD. Feb 16 .-——The bill pro,-
viding for increased fees for town
clerks introduced by Representatives"
William H. Woodrufl. or Minot-11.171111
come up for a. committee hW'in
the legislature Thursday. Town: Clerk
iVilliam A. Rose, or this town. who,
was elected president of th ,
organized state '1." W .
tion has compiled 11. mm ct data. to
be presented in support of ‘the mes—l;
sure: According to Mr. Rose, wko’ “
said today: "Town cTerks' now reeshe ‘
only’ 50 cents for
ranty deed and 60
gage deed.
only, 10 cents since 1875_
' Eifectivc raised designs; regular $4.00.
' The famous Sammn shoes.
'\
Regular 25c.
.. x ,
Just glance over the?” items advertised here and note the low prices.
values and lose no time in taking ad-
pers 11111 recognize these unusual
vantage of tiles
0 4
a
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Bleached and Brown Sheeting
31 inches wide—4'0: 'ular $1.00 vard.
Saleprice,yar.l
59c,
' Extra Large Turkish Towels
'All white, dries quiuklv and thoroughly; regular $1. 00. 590
Sale price, each ............................
Full Size Bed Spreads
$1.99
Sale price .
4
Feath’er Ticking
Best quality; regular 791‘. ' '
Salepricc,;a1'(l ....
39c
Best Quality White and Fancy Outing
Flannel
99c
Regular 490.
Tomorrow, 51": yards for . . . .\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Light Caliéo Prints
Best grade, regular 201': yard.
31110.123‘a1'ds Mr 1...
‘ "All Wool Flannel \ -
Colored or white; 1 :zlxtc:$l..697a‘:':lrd.
. fileyul‘li... ..... 990
'Tl‘able Damask .1
69::
.-
29::
Fine quality, satin i’i1114l1, 11':ls_$1.29 vard.
Saltyyurd
Huck Face.T071'els
'Deslralllc (111131311141'ccl borders, 1' zlllll. 2.1c each 69 "1
Tomb: 1111', 4 for C
" ., . Bed Sheets
Full size,ll16 strong, stout. wear-
11011 kind. .\ little “hilt“ ago the price 11:13 $21f00
_ 'lomorljow l'dt‘li .-. 996
'. Pillow Casés __,
8121345196; formerlv at 59c each " 29
" Tomorro“. 0.1.411 ....., V C
v ’ ' . "I' c ' N
Amoskeag Apron Guigham
Regular 29c a yard.
Tomorrow, 5% yards for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Blue Chambray
Sale price.
5"]: >11].th fur use.le-O‘I.IIIIII-'OIIDOOQI'QQ choc
99c
99c
Colo'i'ed Border Curtain Sérims
27 Inches 11 1:10, Igood (lllzllilv plain centers, with prctlv denim
bordclw, - value 1 ac. 9c
Sale plicc, yard . . . . .
I
o'e-sotl‘ccoiiolotco..o.vfio;
Log Cabin Rugs *"
Made from all new Mill End rags; value $1. 50 ' ' 7
Sale 111 ice \ $1.09
u-ogcuu-ctonto-ocvo-no-couooeo'i‘
h.
Real Linoleum
Two yards “inc—\cw selection oi patterns, carpet, tile and
hardwood effects; value as- ..'50 I ‘
{Sale price, yard .......................$20 19
'40 Inch 'All Pure Silk Crepe de Chine
Every olor-Formcr price was $2.98. Our_ $1 29
price tomorrow, yard ..............'.......
541111311 All wool Storm Serge
In Navy 3111
Tomorrol our price
yard 49
r'40'Incll. . ck All Silk Satin Charmeuse‘
’A'j'ieh lustrous m . -—was $4. 00 vard.
Tomorrow, ' z" o
noted.cul-a...coco-odoouoloe-o,uu,..
.0..OCUOQCI010;:O‘I...I'I.
. lack Imported-Sateen 5
31' ' 1 . .
' 7-,.1010 .1:- s o, to" 4:3". in" firm 49$
quantity ' 0 soil
.' . . “-l' .
,Evcry good color-regular 111111 11-0.00.
six months. ago the price was up to $4. 00 a yard. '
$2 92:;
Thrifty 5}“. 3 _
sayings littered. ~ .
,..
All Wool Storm :Serge
36 Inches wide—umade of selected all wool yarn——
excellent weight and fé'xture 1‘01110rro11',1':u'd . . . . .
-‘4-
$4. 50 All Serge—Fine Serge
54L11chcs wide
Special, 1.11d\
Yard \Vide Plaids
Prcltv plaids for separate skirts, school dresses and 1'1 :1
Misses 11 our regular $1. ...3 and $1.50 69c
Tomorrow, £11141.
U1
J
$1.7
'0".-nouns-9....voooo-Iebulu.
C , -
\Vomen’s Silk Tricolette Dresses
$14 or:
Sale price ..... out)
All Wool Plaid Skirts
Regular $9.00.
Sale price
$5.00
Georgette and ( rope do (him: Shirl ~V.1i.4{<,
Flesh and \\ hilc : regular price $11.93.$4 19
Sale
otoboooloolviooo-oo-oolIe-Is-
price ..
, Real French Kid Gloves
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