mmv, JULY 8. 1921-
LREGENT‘
THEATRE
"IF IT'S GOOD, 1T PLAYS
THE REGENT"
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Agnes Ayres and Theo-
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“OLD WINE IN
NEW BOTTLES"
PATHE NEWS
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SATURDAY
EUGENE O’BRIEN
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“GILDED LIES”
(in-- (it llu- lis..| l'll".~' ll;.i:
Olirlt-u Hus lint: l'luntl
KiliNn Fm'l‘it
"LIQUID GOLD IN TEXAS"
Touuervilie Camcdy
Matinee Only
"THE TIGER BAND. NO. 2"
With Helen Holmes
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SUNDAY NIGHT
LOUISE LOVELY
M in -_
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“Partncrs of Fate"
“A DOLLAR‘S WORTH"
(tomely
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Constance ‘l‘almadge
Plays her into «i and Lil“ .rb ~t
coin in tho um'. I“u.~ ‘\
It.
tinuui Scrm-n Triumph
“Lessons in Love"
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' Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table de hote
Beautiful rooms, with or
Without bath at moderate rota.
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't\:-‘l:|(-l- lit-id's Nb“ l'lily "IMHO
Hui-vial" \\'uu.l)istim~t l'aunr Yon
wad") at First Showing—“iii
:0 {cpl-Mm! ’l'mLu
Klunty hlx lmul.. withon‘ slu-p
‘lw uuiitlon in WIIIl'll \Vulltl't’
v. lllu (Haiti-r, lugllls lliR Iu'VSt
wuml pn'lurn- “l‘hi- Lou-
,m. h ~.hown 'nt lllt‘ llvlzol't
til" \H‘slwrilJ) and “‘1” LE
l'unl—
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r-l vy
Len-pr; his lit-ml up wcll. fwd :r’tri lil’
:tvlbs off I fi-w winks, ht- lilS Dt‘p
without. limit and thc rczll cxcitrmont
.i-its 'I‘ht- picturr- l.’\ Il‘ Irluptililnt
'1‘ Frank H. S|x(ririrlail:' i i"llllll:tll
buy "’l‘llv- lllllfiz'lill'l of .1 Magnum"
'nll curriva u delightful rorri.ri't‘(- Im-
‘x- on lbw young: (‘UlAlIllt'llUll O.‘.Zl?l-
M-l .iiid the douchlvr of tlu- now
my milli‘lll. of tlw ro~i 'l‘hc produc-
'. m i. i-m’lzwl \.ith lug outdoor
'~Hi'.i which giw- the nthictic star
v.....|.- opportunity to display his
.vll'WILZlh and courage...
‘Iu- or 1hr- trig li-uiurns or the pic-
lmv Is .1. wild ride by the star and
l .nlmg woman in n. IOCOniotivt- OVQ'F
Il'v mountain roads. Agnes Alros;
of Laura Gage.
Theodore
lulJyn the ruin
rm ;.idcut's duuzhtcr.
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\ulIlOll. Alr'xandcr
' ncc llurton. °
I'..\'A,‘.'l4: HOSPITAL
IIKIAH. (‘ul . July
Gudt-u
ON FIRE
it.—-'l‘he-
"my Nine hundred patients were
Mic-Ir takr-n from the. building.
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wnnvm ”PO BOX ROBINSON.
Vol-‘i'i'UN. July it—Johnny Wilson
mu duff-ltd his title against George l N
“Manama. of Cambridge. in a iO—round '.
on sue:
"fut. :«t tho Boston Arena. '
Much? of July 16. The much will be
” weight and to a. decision.
llt‘lll I
Slil‘l‘i’tl "1
lht’<
Vl‘l‘i'v‘il‘WIJ
er- rlhchvm, thc \(Hll : chirp:
the 1
”Oll- l
cits is the president. and others inl
wast are Lloyd Whitinck. Sylvia'
and Ciar-’
main l
'hlll'llllfl or thc Mendocino state hos- l ‘
ml .I for tho insane at 'l‘almage. three i .
mu -. nnm hore, was on fire early to- l
l’ALACE
TODAY ONLY
1). Vi'. Grimths
“THE IDOL
DANCER”
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Presents
This is a lavish and magnificent,
production--—ono that it may
be rc-cuilvd by many, almost
cost, (iritlith and his par-
ty 0: players their
livrs-—wiih
Clarine Seymour and Rich-
ard Barthelmess
Selected Comedy
TOMORROW
. R. A, \\':llsh Presents
“DEEP PURPLE”
14th Episode of
“KING OF THE CIRCUS"
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Special Comedy
SUNDAY NIGHT
LOUISE LOVELY
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Partners of Fate
Last Episode of
“KING OF THE CIRCUS"
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PALACE 'l‘lll-ZATIKI’.
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I). H. (.rimth Prawn-uh l.!l\i'~ll null
('tull)‘ Ninth \ca bland Produc-
liun—“l‘ht- Idol Dunn-or."
.~'ha- was tlw lnnst In-uutilul girl in
‘;-’l lllt' group at l<|1ll1ll‘~'. :inii yt-t no
.-.~ ll'lH'LIIi! in r I\t'll i'uirly uttrnct—
in l-m-mw- thr surmiurd was Muck
:rwl tut. Hui" Iv‘rv-uch and half Jav-
‘- w. \-.i‘h ‘i lostrr tutllcr who mwcr
|'lll iwr ;-. touipiinwnt. and not
wmugh clothrs to run occupy lit-r
:tllv-llllnll War Iiult' u (in). SlH‘ sin-lit
thud of llt-i‘ limo dancing. swimming
|."‘.ti «hull-in: tiu- lull trm-s for cocon-
‘i ut< f’CIml-It- as u Imy, .“ht‘ was
Aron»: :il'tl t'I'UH'l' l: lllurt‘ IIt'tilillillll
‘1\ur\’ ill}.
'llw "utins ('.ll:I‘lI hcr n swiuciur;
l--«.m'- monnvni: \‘i'hitc Almond Itios-
n-u‘w ll'l‘ In. lrwt'l llillH-I‘ (‘illlt'll lla‘l‘
Mary. and its Mary the Imuchcomlur
l.:».\' lzr~r~ wiwu In- :Irrivmi with his
l--.‘.‘l« (i! all: us his only ussvt. and {IN
.‘tlr-ry thr- Now England collcgc boy
‘Ifll -w Izm' wilt-n hl' :rrrlH-ri., 'l'lli-y
thmul'i she was \VOlHlt'l'fiil. <0 much
u. tin-y wishmi to marry her. Thus
I' trim S«_\‘ii\0ur :m Mary “Tunnel .1
v. r}; important flour.- iu ”in story 01'
1"'l'hc lvinl liunccr.” Imvid “Ink (Irif~
.l-‘h's lair-st First .\',v'i0|~.:~l production
which .ippr'lN IO-l-l) only at tit; l'nl-
mr Tin :itro.
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mun PLANNINIi .
lfllliiilifi Hulls
'Ieonard and Tendler and
Herman and Lynch May
Be Matched
.\'E\\' YORK. July 8.-—'l’horj are to
more boxing matches in Boyle's
Thirty Acres. 'l‘cx Rickard said yes-
lt‘llid)". The promoter is “mum‘s
tun-t» world's championship bouts. one
or which will bring Jimmy “'lldo.
world's iiywelght champion. into the
ring: with Johnny iluft‘. the American
‘iilll‘ lloltit‘i‘.
The other two matcht-s will be be-
tween Lightweight Champion llcnny
Li-onurd and Low Tt‘lldlt‘l‘. of l‘hiiu-
llt'll‘lllu. uni iiuntumweight Champion
.IOc Lynch and l'rtc Herman. lit-r-
.Ivt.
mun l’ornlt-lly ht-Itl tht- crown and lost I
it to Lynch. at Madison Square Gur-
tit-n.
‘ “I will mutch Leonard and Ten-
lllt‘l." mid Rickard. "but only in cust-
Leonard will make the weight and
mukc the- huttle u tight for the chum-
pmnship. 1 will not handle the fight
it it is not to hc u championship but-
tlta
“I will hureulothiug to do with a
‘liizht intw-cu u “hitt- man and :r
(‘Oloi't'll man for the htuvywolzht
,tillr. There is ubsoiutcly nothing to
,thv story that 1 \\';t;.tt-d to bring
ll:ur_\ “'Ills und Juck Johnson tour”:—
(‘I' on August _-. i would not brim:
Johnson lll'l'l‘. His record is uuuizlst
‘hllii. :tnd wr- lune enough to contt-itd
‘witl‘. without putting ammunition iiito
., a
tlu- hands of thv ru‘ormus. Nrithrr
twill l lizne- anything to do with u
match lilei-t-ll Mummy and Hurry
\Vills. \Vills has a churn ru-ord. lvut
us I said in-I'orc. i do not want to touch
A light lit‘i\\‘t'lll white iuuu and n
colon-d mun i‘oi tht- hunywcight
.‘l..lln[-innshir.
“l Imu- [lit‘kl «i no tirtinite duh-s for
any of this: lights. 'l‘hcrv is littlt-
likn-libood or ('qui-ntit r incl-ting ’l‘om
Gibbons :it the Art-nu on Labor "Day.
I would lllu- to put Ul‘. at mulch at that
tinu, lut it “ill tulu- (‘urpi-uln-r'a
ruzht huntl :.t lt-usi six wm-ks to he-zrl.
‘l‘h'tt would not Khr llllil tinu- to ililili
for u :u:ht on I..'ll:or ILA).
"Slurp tint tight. i:l:~t Saturday. I
huxr hurl t'HKlllrl rx no O\'t‘l lhv Arrizu.
’l'iuy told nu- thut tiu‘ monutm crowd
did not i-ri-u pull it null trom :x plank.
ll()\\'l'\l'l. l mu hiking no chum-rs, :lmi
four more (-Ll-leltt rs will (Ruminc thc
Alum this \u-rk. ll um \uvukms.‘ is
shown the construction wtll l-t‘
sir: nL'tiu-ned."
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snot-004ml) I.l\‘l;.~1‘n(‘k I‘UIJ.
('Illl‘AGQ. July \ --'l'hl- 33".“ "' ‘ H“
pool llll‘lllt‘ll I.) hunki-l.~ {or tIu Itll(‘(
of tin- inrstoci. industry will Ivc- i. up.
crutiou ||i two \\'t'0l\'~l, it was unnouno»
ml lu-ri- totiuy. Suiisl'uclcwj‘ arrange-—
"H'illfl for "discounting-g liu-ptock
paper at Pcdcrnl Reset-co hanks has
bot-n~ unuiv. Appluulious for loans
‘1'. r\cr<.~4 of SLWWJW" :illomiy l..l.\l
lu'l'll I't't'v ind.
l‘l“;\\1‘.~ ()"l‘IIu‘USII‘Z I!" s‘lflKli
IWZS MHINl-ZS. lu.. July .‘ —— Si\ in-
fants nt thc- iowzi (‘hibircu's Immc-
wcrv (V\l'i'(‘(Jlli(‘ It) SlllOkt' in nu lull)
I’il‘l lorlu). l
'l‘lur wru' lzlklil to n hospital and
soon recovered.
slightly injured.
lost (any EI‘YZ‘CS o1.
'ka against
Isnnnti.
thr- mucimpnlitv l .s to do with it. It
:ll‘ll‘
3.}!
' One fireman who
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NASH Vs. SPRING‘VOODS.
Th. 'Nash Engineering baseball
team. winners of last year‘s Industrial
Magus". will take on the fast Spring-
woods. at the \Vicke lot. this Satur-
day. This will be Hull's ilrst appear-
ance In the box for the Cash team
this year. which means that the team
that \"0n the championship last year
,wiil be on the field for the first time
thzq year, m tho same lineup that won
the championship lust yutr.
As the Spring“ owls claim that they
hu\c it chance fox the CH." champion-
ship. tho 5“ 'h ttmn «nuts to show
that 'iht-v an- i" u class with other
tcnms ii: the city
Thv- Nash tonn- this ypar haw,- not
their own grounds.
and m.- (ix-{1‘ in met any tram in ”If.
city.
On July lthl'. Nash tt-zim Will
l-l-Iy thc- prison to-‘xm. at (twining.
tlm
\\-H.-\’l‘ STAMFHRID THINKs,
=ult sturlcd ‘-\' the oily ot' Nor—
llu Board of Education
of tho (‘H\ will It!» watch”! with con-
stdt-rubls intcn fit. It is an action for
somm (inningi-s :v'd Brews out of the
fact that time l‘mm'd exccv-dod its an.
prowlution of $99.2“! for tcnchcrs'
sutl:\l‘in->. by lht snvn 01"$4.5'15.72. l'n-
dcr (hv city rhznt r. any official who
slwnds an amount in exec-s: of appro-
pviatioma sw-mtrailv mud:x bocomr-s
personally iinl‘h- The clturtor was so
ummwimi at tlu' rr-ccnt stssiou of tho
(:..,..~..-;.[ Aesimlily :is to limit lht’ nu-
A
thorny of llu- l‘urard of Estimate in
Hi4 ninth-r (if {\1' lidlturt‘s for tr~nch~
crs' Fulurics. lvnt :t tho tlmi n“. "I‘-
propviutiou was i-H‘r-Pdcd thr- old pro-
\‘isim. was in full tome and cffvct. It
is su'mmswd that ti " corporation coun-
fii-l “Ni n-prcscnt thc city in thr- suit.
I‘nrio-r tl:rv churn 1‘ it app-Hrs that ho
[niL'l‘l .qlk‘n bi mile-l upon to ri-pnm nt
”1“ limlril of Education. but the Iulicr
will prnhubix' null ‘03' Olin-r count-tel.
Tlu- Hamil ol‘ l-leumtti l and tho iinaril
of listimntt- huw l-N' in :I junglo for
50ml“ ”mm itll'l lit a rccv‘nt mot-ting
tho luto-r outdoor—n hurlgvt for ro-
PHI?“ in ”g. :nnnl:l;l N‘Kulllt‘rl :IR i'l-
.sut'lirli iii to pay for ncr-(lrd work. But
:14. i.,,-,iinn_ mk- r. in thc city's suit.-
Hut rm ol'z'u-i-t" hw- authority \. rut: r
inln cratrur‘lu in i7- half (ll ll‘il (‘lty for
an.” in: (but crib for :in ('Vl‘l‘il'lllll'“
{or ”m” mon- \’ Hun has bun mmlc
:n'uilubh- fur 1]... ‘ilil'p09‘“——-§(i..n‘§ it) Im
Lu muttr r whut (‘Q [lurimrnt of
H rlr‘Slr-
'l‘ll
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"trl‘ and sum rulr. and
4 sl'wlulurv‘. tor the “noun-rs.
fact tl'ut ‘lllilt‘.lul‘< of “11- lir‘unl
liducutinn ull nputul-lc cilia-us
sl‘ou‘ul i-ru‘. lu-oplv to («w-cl that ihm‘
woui-i lw n". thr 1: MP cnut‘ui ‘ll- com-
phing with tho i...\ -—(‘tumfold .\1l\u—
cntr.
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I)III‘O.\T 30“ I'VITI‘ZI) STATEN
>l“..\ \TUIK.
lNlVl-th. i‘l-ZI.. .luly N‘Gl’llt‘l‘ill T.
t‘olu ~u:u: iin l‘ont was tmi:t\ :lmmlnl-
r-l Lilith-(l Stairs S'nulnl‘ from livin—
wurc Ly Cunernor Denney to succu-d
’Jnsinh fl. “'olmflo resigns-d last
on k to lu-comc chancellor or lH-ia-
\\ :1 l'l
(3.“
tht- liunkrupt (-slutu- of l-‘rctl E.
YlZIllF. \Vushinctun sin oi :~hm~
:1. -l- K Lynnn l‘unckcn was. this
Not mug. uppoiutc-l trustin. b) Ito.“ ru'
l'\ l‘mnkruptc) John Krogh. \\'llil.mi
.luwzn. .l'xcril‘ Linchllt-r nnd C‘hurltx
|,. u wwrv nppoiuttd upprulsnx.
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Serenade Espaznoie.
Thuis——M(-zlilalion
(‘nprir-u Vnnnois.
Souvenir.
Gypsy Airs.
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Pucker up and WIIYIQ.
Peggy O'Neil.
l‘m missing my Me.
My Mother's Evening Prayer.
Beautiful Annabelle Lee.
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Invitation—waltz. Whistling.
Over the Waves—Amordian.
Ktlima VVaItz~Hawaiian.
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“Our W-eekEnd‘ Sugestion”
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RECORDS THAT YOU WILL LIKE
Mon Homme—toxtrot.
Ain‘t we got tun.
(‘rooning
i never knew.
Wang Wang Blues.
POPULAR SONGS
Beneath the Moon at Lombardy
Honour and Love. >
Thank God for a Garden. .
Somewhere a Voice is Calling.
When you and l were youth!
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NOVELTY RECORDS
Stop In and Hear TheSe—o‘r Any OthersL—at
ONNELLY’S
- “lorwalk'l WM Exclusively Victor Store.” ' ‘ .
I SOUTH NORWALK"
Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms. , -
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Bull Erog
Dance of the
The Mocklpg Bird‘Xolophone.
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DANCE
McGORMAQK
Maggie,
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Biues—Sz‘uavhone.
Bugs—Balm.
GOV. EDWARDS KITS FROM. THE
WILDER
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Gov. Edward 1. Edwards. of New
Jersey. was asked yesterday what he
thought regarding the passibllity “of
bouts between Dempsey and Jack
Johnson. Johnson and \Vills or~C'ar-
penticr and Gibbons being held in New
Jersey. .
The Governor replied: “As long as
the boxing law is on the statute books
boxing may be continued in New Jer-
sey when conducted in ‘accordance
with the law.
"Shall we stop boxing because some-
body wants us to stop?" \Vould we
stop thc tanking business because
somebody who could not Lorrow mon-
ey wanted the banking busirmss stop-
pt'd?
As n-gurds boxing. my attitude is the
mine as it always has lwrn."
3|ANY BIG LI‘ZAGI'ERS
0‘s hos ANGELI-Js TEAM
The Los Angclt-s team. of the Paci-
fic coast. is made up of former big
lcaguc players with one exception. In
:1 game against the. Portland loam rc~
centiy. Arnold Stuatz. a former mem-
Nr of the Giants, plnycd cr-utrcfit-ld
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for 1.05 Augcles; “'ade Killil’cr. left
tit-icizr Art Grlggs. first base: Sam
Cruwford. right llt‘ltl: iicrt Nichofl'.
second hasc. and Rollie 7A‘ld(‘l". third
Imsv. Oscar Smudge caught and “Old
Doc" Crandull plichcd. The shortstop
was a youngster in) thc Home of Mc-
Auley.
(‘rundalL I\y the way. won the game
ivy :1 score of 3 to 2. He uiiowr-d the
Portland tram only four hits.
AND “()LDSTEIN
l)l{A\\'.
NE\\' YORK. July h.——Frankie Jer-
onw and Abe Goldstcin boxed a 12-
round draw at llyckmnn ()vul last
night. It was a fast bout but Jerome
could not get his knockout pun-:1; over
,on Goldstciu. Sammy A’gcr earned
.thi- \‘crdict over Mickey Brown in a
l‘_'-rouud bout. and Burl Baird and
Johnny Slur-my boxr—d lz-lound
itll'u“.
iliily Dc Foo and (‘harit-y I‘ilking-
”ton bun-d twt-hc rounds that did not
Elihu-w Chit-t input) Hookc and no
[unit rid lht‘ rc-l'r ”-1 to cull it no con-
’tr.<t. .
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l‘ll’lltt‘Y's AR.“ AILI‘SG.
l’l’l"I'Slll'l:GH. July b.—-—llill Picrcy.
tho Yunkm' pitcher. will stay ht‘rt sev-
MHI days to hurt his uiimg urm trcat-
(Ii. ll“ will go to llil' Stililt doctor
who tixul up tliv arm n. (‘nisr-u llig-
in». liu- l'ilutr nnll'u Hi i. \\ r~~n that
plant r's \\‘llll! “us l.l Ind shal-r.
'l‘ln rc‘s somtthing the matter with
l‘lrrcy's urm zit tlu- FliOllldt r. Some
udhn slcns. tho «inctor Says. uud he d(--
t-iuros hr will hnyc thi- urm restored
Io usc fulnlss in four days.
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.‘IIIK:I~‘.T SMITH moan-rt.
mew YUltK. July x—Juidgt-t Smith
mct with a surprisr party at the
Brighton llcuch S. (".. last night. when
in- was outpoiutcd by liddlt- Anderson.
in :1 trvrouud bout.
Andc rson proud to he too clever for
Smith. jabbing and hooking tho Mid-
m't and gotting away without a re-
turn
in :motlwr bout .‘Iur‘k (‘unnou got
llu- award of tho judcvs ow r Johnny
Ruskin.
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oil-M snowman.
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ForSicklleadacllg
Constipation. Indigestion. Spur
Stomach. Biliousness, Bloating.
Gas, Coated Tongue. take that
wholesome physio-s
murmur; TABLETS
Act roin‘mly. New diuopolnt. Mild
and rule in action. Do not gripe or
mantle. No conive site: can“.
In Scoot Clary. Ame. VI: "I Ind l bod
heeded: nd took two I cy Cub-nit Table“.
In a short while. my head looped ochlu."
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CLEARANCE
* " NOW IN PROGRESS 53‘?
All our merchandise will be sold for less than cost during this sale. I j"
' A Few of the Hundred Bargains if
MEN’S BLACK A159 TAN Elegy: $1.00doz. 3'
MEN’S KAHKI PANTS” (heggvivEElght) ..............$1.49 pair '
MEN’S REGULAR $1.00
MEN’S HEAVY OVERALLs 98c
58 WATER STREET
mono: l—mu oi: only m. 390m:1tm«dny0thnin an,
.cu--—-‘----y
HOWLAND’Sl
manna in un- Street. Flirfleld Avon-e. and (an-{non sum.
Stops open till 5;
Saturdays Open till 6 o'clock
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House dresses are
Pretty as well as of
substance——$l.39. 1:
Hundreds of unusual house dresses in this special 10¢;
art $1.39. . — ‘
Not usual sort of house dresses. Insteadmrctty enougfl~
to warrant their wear for rest-time as well as busy boom;
Amoskeag chambrays in pretty plaids and checks and
plain colors. .
Forty different patterns and six difi'erent styles.
Simple though their lines are, efiects are smart a
delightful _
$1.39... .= _
Unusual value in every quality at this
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special price of—
Second floor.
‘ “Porch shades in all
the convenient sizes. ;
Those shades made of wooden slats woven together: i:
with a web of stout twine.
Built so they let breeze in. But built: so they keeg:
sun out. , .
Make veranda into an added room with all the free-t;
(10111 of outdoors and just as much privacy as one Wishes!
4 feet wide—$3 5 feet wide—$4.50
6 feet wide—$5.50 7 feet wide—$6.50 -
8 feet wide—$7.50 10 feet wide—$9.50 }
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Third floor.
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. Clothes reel of ‘
great convenience-$10.50}
Portable reel that. saves agreat great many steps M
one hangs out the laundry. l ‘
Is equipped with 110 feet of line and is easily reached;
Winning friends fast; you’ll see why, at a glance—
. $10.50
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. Cool attractive i
grass rugs—$6.50.
Flexible and cleanly rugs that offer a beauty unusual
in grass rug. ' '.
Excellent patterns of blue brown or green, pattern:
that give real atmosphere to room in whlch rug gives serf
Vice. ‘-
' Of extra fitms for Summer service—because so cool
and refreshing. .
'A stout hard-twisted rope of wiry grass is woven w1tit
a warp of strong smooth cotton twine. The rug this niaked
has strength with its lightness—dand ’tis easxly and qruckln
swept thoroughly clean. .
Re lar and best-liked size of 9 by 12 :
' ggeet— “'50 ’
Fourth floor.
Third 1100:.
SALE ;
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WORKSHIRTS 69c
All Colors
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All Colors
SCOUT-SHOES
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$1.98.
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