TEURSDAY, JAN. 12. 1922
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THE SOUTH NORWALX
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18th Lockllart Mill End Sale Begins January 12, 1922
at 8. 30.
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; Curtains and Draperies
in the Mill End Sale.
ERISED double -border scrim
and marquisette, handsome pat-
fterns. good quality; regular 39c
and 5 0c yd— 29c
"'v' ID SORIM and mnrquisette, dou-
InIe-border designs; regular 290—
21c
' I MADRAB, genuine import-
ed sort, pretty patterns with double
350
NEPQUISBJI'I'E for curtains,
line e‘ect, white or cream; regular
79c— 65c
' NNES of many patterns, mill
tends of 2 to 10 yards; regular 290
In 89c yd—per yd 100
IMPORTED and do-
mestic cretonnes. rich patterns and
colors; regular 81— 500
' RSILKS. plain or figured, lovely
shades; regular 29c— 21c
" ii E RICH SATEENS and pretty
cretonnes; regular 69c— 450
. . OERISED VOILE curtains, hand
5 drawn decoration and motif, hem-
stitched; regular $3..r 0— $2. 50
NTY NET CURTAINS with lace
regular $2 50— 82
‘D scrim curtains; rag-
ular 81— 79c
' IUISE'I'I‘E hemstitched cur-
mins, with edges of imitation
Cluny lace; regular 52— $1.50
'OUJIC AND SURIM curtains hcm-
stitched and with lace edge or with
wfiled edge and tie bands; regular
$1.26 and $1.60— $1
- DSOME TAPI'FI‘RY portieres,
i
’ mcrrerised, green rose or brown.
1'
splendid texture; regular $19.60—
$10
MENTAL STRIPED tapestry couch
‘ covers; regular $1.75 and $2—
$1.39
INTF'ASVI‘ MADI‘LAS in excellent col-
ors. yard wide; regular 90c— 750
I’OK SILK FIAKSS PILO‘VS.
to 26 inch sizes; regular 39c
31.40— 291: to $1.10
11191;!) I’ILOWS of new cleanly feath-
« are with good tick covering; regu-
lar $1.25 to 8"— 90C to $3.75
NDUW SHADES of white Holland
or duplex "opaque. full
complete: regular 79¢—
Crockery
in the Mill End Sale.
IlNNFIRSE'I‘S of American porcelain.
3 good patterns, regular $7.95 and
310— $4.85 & $6.85
'NK ROSEBUD DINNERSETS. 108
pieces, not perfect. regular $21—
$10
dinnersets,
16
to
and
650
size
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_ WLD-ANDJVHI'I‘E
pieces, regular $23.50— $17.50
LIFE-LINED dinnersets. 100 pieces.
with touch of gold, 100 pieces. reg-
ular 330— $22.50
X DIFFERENT dinnerset patterns.
100 pieces, regular $36.75 and
$38.45— $25
ANDSOME ENGLISH loo-piece din-
nersets, regular $57—— $37 50
ENE DINNERSE’I‘S of 100 pieces.
, English ware. regular $75—
' $52.50
'01)!) PIECES OF DINNER\VARE
’ from a dozen and more patterns:
97
3 stnull and large dishes.
cups and saucers; regular
‘ 90 to $11- 50 to $5.50 .
ITAPANI'ZSE HAND - DECORATED
CHINA, cake plates and mayon—
r naise sets and creamers and mar-
r maiade Jars and such; regular 25c
10 32— 15c to $1
BERRY and CAKE SETS of Nippon
include
aplatcs,
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f. china. regular :4. 25 and s4. 50—
“» $2. 25
15215214le SETS, Japanese china reg—
_' uiar $2. 45—- 81. 50
‘muwonA'rE AND ICE CREAM
5 ems; regular 3535—— 33.25
IE‘EA SETS, handsome Nippon china.
17 pieces, regular 32. 75 to $8-
81. 95 to $5
mOCOIlATE SETS, 14 pieces, grace-
ful shapes and pretty decorations,
. regular 34 50 to 38—32. 75 to $5
lib! PS AND SAUCERS of gold—banded
5? china, regular 84 (102—— $2.85
.IPIAIN WHITE JAPANIH-JE cups and
saucers; special value at 12.25——
31.95
'stB JAPANESE cups and saucers.
ruler $3. 25 down— each 180
MCIAN BOWLS, regular 25c and
22c— 19c dozen . mm‘
a m 460 quality, black. brown and gray; coats, look well in sunshine. reg- brown or tan, belted; regular 34— ”mnproof cover; regular $1.50 to SEAR mm
.mv 33.85533 29 pieces. special ggll'gNmmm new of 1 regular 750—— mm. 315 and $16 50_ $9 50 33.05 “‘15 to $2.55 compact and “new.“ “8"
Best Gloves Yet
in the Mill End Sale.
IMPORTED LAMBSKIN GLOVES of
fine effect. white or black; regular
$1.85— ‘1 02
FINE KID GLOVES .with Paris-point
embroidery upon back. tan white
or black; regular 82.25— 81.82
SPLENDID IMPORTED KID with
heavy embroidery upon back, tan
brown white or black; regular $152 75
and 88. 26— $2.1
HEAVY CAPESKIN in rich dirk
shades; regular $1.50— 31.20
GRAY AND BEAVER SUEDE 0!
fine texture but substantial weight;
regular $1. 60— $1. 29
FINE SOFT MOCRA GLOVES, hand-
some gray 'and beaver; regular 82. 26
and 83— $2. 35 & $1-95
SOFI’ FINE AND WARLI SKATING
GLOVES of wool. oxford white and
heather. women's and girls'; regu-
lar $1.60 and 81 26—81.]5 & 950
S 'I‘ R A P - WRIST CHAMOISE’I‘TE
GLOVES. brown gray and beaver.
regular 85c—
CI-IARIOISE’I‘TE 2- CLASP GLOVES
black brown or beziv;er regular 65c
——-55c
CHILDREN'S GOLF GLOVES, good
weight. tine wool; regular 65c and
850—— 55c & 690
GRAY FLEECED SI'EDE AND TAN
FLEECED KID GLOVES for chil-
dren; regular 81— 790
VELOUR GAUN’I‘LET GLOVES for
children. heavy weight. lined; regu-
lar 81— 85c
Nickeled Ware
and Good Lights
in the Mill End Sale.
CASSEROLES with pyrex dish—
S2.75 & 34.25
COASTERS SETS. glass bottom—
$2.25
ALARBI CLOCKS with radium’dini—
1.65
QI'ART VACUUDI bottles— $1.35
HANDY METAL LUNCH KIT with
pint vacuum bottle— £1.85
NICKELED COPPER tea kettkisgr;
NICKELED BREAD TRAYS
baskets— 39c
PIANO LAMPS, rich and beautiful
and In many styles with silk shades
$14.85
LALII’ BASES. piano junior
styles many finishes—
313. 50 to $18. 50
RICH SHADES for piano and junior
lamp $1 16.50 to 822. 50
BRIDGE LAMPS with assorted silk
shades of rare beauty—limited
number only— $9 85
HANDSOME IIE'I‘AL LADIPS with
art glass shades or with hand-
p-ainted shades. 6 roups at
7.50 to $88.50
BOUDOIR LAMPS with silk shsa2dfg—
HANDPAINTED boudoir lamps with
artistic metal bases—- 36. 95
SILK BOUDOIR LAWS of beauty—
85c to $8 7:0
ANDLES’I‘ICKS, raceful and un que
C 3 7fic& $1. 65
STABLE READING LAWS—
ANU $3. 25 to 87. 75
LIGHTING FIXTURES for all parts
and
of the house, many effective
styles— $1 to $48
Glassware
CUT GLASS; including every piece in
the store. '
ELEVEN STARTLING impressive
pricc crm‘ps; in them every shape
size and pattern—
and $1. 65 to $25
ERFUME BOTTLES—- 50c
gALT AND PEPPER SHAKERg; I
BLOWN GLASS TUMELERS, several
-—- 81 to $1.35
SfiAyLeIf ngzleB‘LERS with heavy bot-
tom—dozen $1
BELL TU’MBLERS—dozen $1.25
WATER SETS, light out glasssl—z—5
LERS dozen 45c
00130 950
ASTERS—ea
mmAL SPOON holders— 10c
SHERBE'I’ GLASSES, colonial style—
Overcoats.
FINEST OVERCOA’I‘S that the store
has—held. from Kuppenheimer and
other good makers; regular $60 and
6— 849.50
BAGLANS mmns BOX COATS
and all liked styles of good over-
coats, rich colors and fine warm
fabrics—
regular :46 and 850— 888.50
regular 885-— 828.60
regular 829.60— 824.50
re in: 825— $21.60
WARD! OVERCOA’I‘S, most in small
sizes. hardly two aliko— 810
Suite. ‘
BEST KUPPENII‘EIMER SUITS In
worsteds and fancy woolens, great
range of sizes and patterns and
colors; regulafl. $50 and $55—
842 50
SUITS in practically all the liked col-
lors and fabrics of the season, good
variety of weights and styles:—
regular “5— $38.50
regular $40—— $33.50
regular 535— $28.50
regular 880— $24.50
regular $25—- $21.50
Trousers.
BIG ATTRACTIVE GATHERING OF
TROUSERS for every sort of ser-
vice from business to social occa-
sions; fancy mixtures and excellent
worsteds in attractive colors and
patterns; regular :5 or 310—
34.25 to $8.25
WORIKICRS‘ TROUSEIKS in stripes
and mixtures. of special close weave
and with great durability; regular
$2.95 and $3 50— $2.50
Warm coats.
LIOLESKIN OOA'IS with Moratax
' patented warm lining very tough
and good fitting. regular $15—
$11.50
SHEEP-LINED OOA'IS of heavy
molwkin. 42 inches long, regu—
lar $20—- $15.50
MOLE ULSTERS, 54 inches long,
regular $24—- $18.50
MORATEX-LIN'ED ULSTERS
inches length, regular $27.50—
- 21.50
FUR AND FU’R-COLLAR LONG
OVERCOA’I‘S, big warm fellows for
motoring; regular $32.50 to $45—
$24.50
Overalls.
RIM-mm OVERALLS and
Jumpers. Built of heavy blue
denim and so good that a new pair
and a dollar goes to the man who
has a pair rip— 31.10
SWEET-ORR and Headlight overalls
and jumpers, blue or white—
$1.75
Hats.
LATE-STYLE RATS in both soft
mode-ls and derbies. Choice of
many rich colors and pleasing
shapes; regular $3 and $4—
$2.55
regular 8‘6 to 88—
" $4.25 to $6.50
Four-m-hand ties.
BRIGHT APPEALING lot of ties in
rich dark colors with just the right
touch of brilliant contrast. Open-
end style. new patterns, will tie
into good knots; regular 50c to 81
42c, 62c, 72c
Socks.
BLACK OO’I'I’ON SOCKS of medium
weight and oven texture;
12 Mo and 26¢—
VY OO’I'I‘ON in block oxford or
natural, extra warm; regular 35c—
29c
FIBER SILK of medium weight and
good lustre, black, gray 0r cor-
dovan; regular 50c— 42°
HEAVY SPORT SOCKS of cotton.
dark mixtures: regular 50c— 42c
SOCKS with Halo top, line
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Shirts.
FANCY AND WHITE negligee shirts,
attractive patterns and colors, good
qualities but with stains or little
imperfections in weave; regular 81
to 82.50-— 82c
MADRAS AND BEDFORD cord and
dimity cord shirts in negligee style.
pretty patterns and tasteful colors;
regular 81.50 and 81 76— $1.23
FIBER AND FINE WOVEN—stripe
negfligee shirts. many attractive
pattern. and «pleasing colors; regu-
lar 82—- 81.65
FINE CREPE AND lustrous fiber
shirts, bright .cheeriul colors and
artistic patterns; regular 83-—
82.55
BLUE CBALIBRAY work shirts with
attached collar; regular 66c—
GRAY BLUE KBAKI and black
shirts, fine for shop wear. staunch
of weave; regular 81— 79“
KHAKI AND GRAY DOMEI‘ shirt-
with attached collar; regular 81—
790
HEAVY FLANNEL SIIIR'I‘S of great
warmth and wear. gray and khaki;
regular $2.60 and 83— 82.15
Underwear.
HEAVY ECRC cotton shirts and
drawers. thick and soft and warm;
regular 75c and 950—
' 62c & 82c.
GRAY l‘leED SHIRTS and drawers
of wool—and-cutton, nice in fit and
feel and warmth, regular $1.50.
$2.25 and :3—
31.19, 31.75 & 32.55
UNION SCI'IS of heavyweight cot-
ton; regular $1.50 and $1.25—
31.22 & 95c
GRAY UNION SUITS of mixed wool-
and—cotton. heavy and warm and
durable; regular 32 and $2.50—
..81.55 & 82.15
Sporting Goods.
SWEATERS Every weight from
light to heavy and either coat or
slipon style. Big collared sorts and
slick collarless styles. Blues and
browns and grays and heathers;
regular 86 to 811—
84.90 to $8.90
WOOL COAT SWEATERS. one little
extra lot in "blue gray and heather;
regular 5290— $2.25
BASKET BALLS, Reach or Wright
& Ditson; regular $7.75 to $12—
85.00 to 87.50
JERSEYS. all wool, sleeveless; reg-
ular $2.26 and 83.3.5—
3130 a 32.85
RUNNING TRUNKS and white cot-
ton jerseys; regular 60c— 390
G R SWEAT shirts, splen-
did quaJity; regular 81. 76 and
$2. 31.50am13195
PITNOBING BAGS, full of pep; reg-
ular 86 75 to $14. 50—
34. 90 & $8.00
SEESAWS (or the children; regular
85— 32.50
SHOOFLY G HORSES for
little children; regular 95c—75c
AK for children;
regular 31.26— 050
TALKING 51A for ‘
the nursery; regular 03— 82.25
Nightwear. _
PAJAMAS of soft warm durable domet
flannel. Attractive light patterns.
Well mad roomy, good fitting;
regular 81. 0 and
81.298: 31. 55
mm FLANNEL night shirts in
tasteful stripes, a staunch warm
flannel of real comfort; regular $1
and $1 50.— 82c 11 $1.15
Raincoats.
TWEED AND ORAVENEI'I‘E and
double-texture raincoats. in hand-
some color effects and good styles.
Some 'of them are all-weather
Men’s Mill Ends.
Here are some of the fine savings for men.
Bathrobes.
SOFT WARJI light comforting bath-
robes made of excellent blankets.
Good colors and patterns; regu-
lar 86—- $4.45
Boys’ Clothing
in the Mill End Sale.
MACKINAWS of all-wool plaid. dou-
ble breasted. big patch pockets.
dandy in warmth and looks; regu-
lar 87.§0 and 312—3515113175
BREASTED SCHOOL
OVEROOA'I’S. belted and dressy
dark or light mixtures of
splendid weight; regular 313.50 to
— 810.50 to $17.50
RUSSIAN OVEROOATS for little
boys. double breasted with inverted
pleat at back. chinchilla or mix—
‘tures; regular $6.50 to $12.50—
85.50 to 39.75
NORFOLK SUITS. a lot of them Dou-
ble-Service! New herringbone-5 and
mixtures; regular $8.75 to $22.50—
$7.05 to $17.75
CORDUROY NORFOLK SUITS. most
of them Double-Service too. Very
durable and well—made; regular
$7.50 to $17.50—36 35 to $12.90
HIGH SCHOOL SUITS, with long
trousers. These too. are often
Double—Service with 2 pairs trous-
ers. Blue serge or fancy nlixture;
regular $25 to $37. 50—
819.50 to $29. 50
JUVENILE MIDDY AND JACK TAR
AND JUNIOR NORFOLK SUITS
{*for. little boy;s jersey or serge of
good qulaity; regular $7.50 to $12.75
—86.35 to $9.75
TROUSERS of blue serge or fancy
woolens or staunch corduroy; reru-
lar $1 to $4. 50— 89c 10 $3.26
BLOUSES AND SHIRTS in good
stripes and white. full cut and well
made; regular 760 to 82.60—
03c to $1 90
GOOD PLANNEL BLOUSES, gray or
khaki; regular $1.76— $1.45
FLANNEL SHIRTS; regular
82.25— $1.85
FLANN‘ELE’I'I‘E PAJAMAS, good
warm and roomy. regular $1.60 and
$1. 76— $1.20 & $1.45
_ Children’s Wear
in the Mill End Sale.
GIRLS’ OOATS, lined and belted. some
with fur collars; regular $8.50 to
$32.60— “.95 to $19.50
GIRLS’ SILK and SERGE DRESSES,
tailored and dress styles; regular
31. 50 to 629 50—34. 95 to $19.50
MIDDIES, white orblue: reg-mar 82 to
$8. 60— 850 to $1.45
GINGEAM DRESSES in plaids and
chambray dresses in plain colors;
regular $1. 25 to $8. 50—
850 to $4 95
C H I L D R E N ’S FLANN
NIGHT GOWNS, pink or
stripes; regular $1.50—
WIII'I‘E Brooms AND DRAW-
EBS for children. several styles;
regular 860 to “(Be—- 190 to 450
BABIEB’ WHITE DRESSES, long or
short: regular 760 to 85—
85c new $3.45
blue
8150
BABIES’ BLANKEI‘S,a1nsle or dou-
ble; regular 750 to $8. 50—
450 to $2.45
KNITED LEGGINS for babies, with
foot or without; regular 32 and
82.50— 31.45
; COATS of corduroy or chin-
chilla for babies, belted or plain;
regular 86— 82.95
GIBLS' SWEATERS, part wool, blue,
Home Needs
in the Mill End Sale.
ALUMINUM PANS percolators coi-
anders and saucepan sets— 900
ALUMINIM tea kettles— $1.35
ALUMINUM boilers roosters and
Berlin saucepanw— ’00
“'EAREVER l-qt double boilers—
$1.90
HEAVX' TEA KEPTLES of alumi-
num. with inset— 31.05
KEYSTONE food choppers with 4
knives— ‘I.25
UNIVEZRSAL N0. 2 food choppers—-
$1.95
LARGE IRON FRYPANS— 3|.95
DOVER EGG BEATERS— 300
O-CEDAR MJOPS 650
DUSTLIELSS FLOOR MOPS 9.50
010mm LINE. 100 feet— 850
DUS'I‘LESS DI’S’I‘ BRIYSHm— 396
DISH MOPS and dish cloths— 50
IROOMS. light. 4 string— 45¢
FLOOR BRUSHES. good hair—
$1.25
W'IIISK BROOMS— 390
LONG-HANDLE bath brushes—39c
PANTRY CANISI‘ER SETS, 4 pieces
$1.25
CAKE GLOSEIS, roll top— 11.25
KATGH-ALL garbage containers—-
2.50
WALL COFFEE M'ILIS— 95c
['NIVERSAL FAMILY SCALES—
$1.95
HEAVY (TRMIBER PAILS— $1.95
METAL WASTE BASKL‘TS— 850.
BREAD BOXES, squcre, 3 sizes-—
859 to $1.“ -5
ROLING PINS and potato mashels—
10c
ADJI'S'I‘ABLE KITCHEN clothes
dryers— 85c
'I‘ORRING’I‘ON CARPET SiVet‘pot‘S—
$2.50
IRONING TABLES on strong stand—
$2.25
ASH SIEVES. ,wood frame— 250
UPHOLSTERED patent tackless l-hair
seats— 75c
TOILET PAPER, regular 5c—
8 for 250
8 for 31
39c
regular 20c—
O CEDAR OIL 12 oz—
SVI‘EEL WOOL— 56
CRYSTAL-ON for Windshields—35o
“'HITE NAMEL triple- coated kit—
chen utensils; three groups .in
which are included all sizes and
shapes— 55C 850 & $1 25
BA'I'HROOBI FIXTURES five groups,
regular 30c to 33.50—250 to $1.85
MEDICINE CABINETS—-
$3.75 to $9.50
BATH STOOLS— 31.35
LARGE WHITE MEIRORS—3135
WILLOW II-AMPERS, round oval
or square— $2.25
CLOTHES BASKET, good. sizes——
S l .25
WET-WASH BASKETS,
round—
55c.
LINED WORK BASKETS— 75c
GALVANIZED PAILS. 12 qt— 250
GALVANIZED WASH TUBE—75c
WHIRLPOOL DISH washing ma-
chines—- $15
ROTARY ASH SIFI'ERS— $2.45
GOOD HEAVY ASH CANS—$2.85
COPPER WASH BOILERS—$4.25
COPPER-8m}! wash 1:011ng—
225
GARBAGE CA.NS heavy corrugated
56c to $1. 40
Umbrellas 8r. ’Kerohiefs
in the Mill End Sale.-
MEN’S GOOD COTON HANDKER-
CHIEFS, full sizes, nice soft finish;
regular 100 to 25¢.— 7c to 190
LUVEN HANDKERCHIEPS for men,
plain or~initial, with little imper-
fections; regular 25c to Soc—220
MEN’S SPECIAL ALL-LINEN FULL
SIZE KANDKERCHIEFS; regular
2
36c— 90
WOMEN’S SOFT FINE COTTON
BANDKERCIIIEFS; regular 100
and 12150-— ~ 70 & 100
-LINEN BANDKER-
and 260—— 11c & 190
SILK UMBRELLAS for women, rich
colors and handsome handles; regu-
lar :6 and $6. 60—— “.15 a .5. 715
SHORT- HANDLE!)
with good black cov-
er. excellent quality of cover; regu-
lar $1.25 to 3250—950 to $2.15
MEN’S STAUNCH UZMB
comfortable handles. strong trams.
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FINE
CHIEFS for women; regular 12%0.
Notions
in the Hill End Sale. I
ELIBROIDERY FIDGINGS in manfl
colors and patterns; regular £339. .
flu." ..
to 19c piece—
RICK-ILAGK BRAID. merceris
white and colors, 4 yds; rem)
100. to 29c— 90 §
BLAS LAWN seam tape, 6 yds; re
ular 10c to 20c— 90
BIAS SEAM TAPE. slightly impo
feet. sizes 3 to 8, 6 yd pieces
8 for 200
TAPE in 101d rolls, 1-4 to 5-8 wld
100
TAPE in 3 yd rolls. 1-4 to 3-4 wid
2 for
50
WAIST ”KINGS, all ready to ‘Dut ‘13
cambric, sizes 34 to 4 2; ram Q
5 00— 390
HOOK AS I) EYE TXWE, regulal. ' ' 77
2 5c— 190
CORSET LACES. 5 and 8 yds, whl ‘-
and pink; regular 8c and 1003— .
60
HOSE SUPPORTERS, sew on @qu
heavy. regular 19c and 25c—150 ‘
ALIIANCE HAIR NE'I‘S. cap shape” .
good colors; regular 10c— ~—
550 do:
ELONA HAIR N'E'I‘S in all shad
cap shaped; regular 50c dot—420
2.1.} LOID THIMBLES; regu
3 for 100
10c— l ’
4 pro 250 i
SILK SFANI BINDING, _ white and
black; regular 25c— 19c
COLLAR BANDS for shirts. all sizes:
regular 10c— 50c do:
NAINSOOK DRIESS SHIELDS, sizes
2 9 and 4; regular 10c— 3 prs 250 l
DRESS SHIELDS. regular and opera‘
shape. white or flesh—- 190 l
SANITARY BELTS. regular 39c and'
50c— 290 & 42o
SANITARY regular $00
and 75— 35c & 450 i
BABIES VENTILATED PM!
three sizes: regular 50c— l
SCISSORS, steel. 7 8 and 9; regular.
75c— 590
P‘EAIIL BUTTONS. many 512% and!
patterns 8c & 10c card
FANCY BUTTONS in number of co
ore and designs—— 100 can!
HAIRPINS regular 10c an
12 1— 2c— . SO.
GOOD BAIRPIN CABINEIS. 11
ed pins; regular 5c and 1°C—
Sc & 80
PIN CUBES, black and white; r
ular 10¢—
SAFE'I’Y PINS, nickeled: regular
3 do: 100
DRESSMAKERS' PINS, ‘1-4 111.91!“
3 4 5 and 6. regular 25C— 200
BRASS PINS on (paper; regular 5
and 100— dc& 7o .
NDSILK MEROERISED darning cot-
ton. large ball in black or colors!
regular lzygc— 100
SILKO DARNING COTTON, oolotoor
black; regular 8c— do
OLARK’S O N T darning cotton—d l,
2 for 50
BUTTON THREAD, Vi‘arrior brandl‘
regular 10c— 80
BAS’I‘ING THREAD, 200 yards; r931
ular 5c— 40 -
100 yards, 8 carat
220 do:
SPOOL WIVI’ON,
regular 30—
OLARK’S O N T spool cotton, 15..
yard spools. white and black; tefi'
ular tic—limit or 6 spools to 0. also
tamer for 350'
SHOE Till-.12. regular
APRON S.
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Electric Helps '
in the Mill End Sale.
HOTPOINT 0R PRISCILLA clash
don electric irons. wonderful j
are of time and bother— 1
my! TOASTEB and grill stove-«g
$8.811
RADIAN" We BEAM
give fine glow— -
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ceivers who are unknown to the court
and who have not kept this court in-
formed of their activities
"While this court desires always to
act in perfect harmony with the courts
of other districts. yet it will retain
complete freedom of action," says the
memorandum. “the similarity of
name. of both plaintifl and defendant
the same parties or interests.
“The assets in the Southern district
of New York. where the proceedings
originated. appear to be negligible.
Since the filing of the report of the re-
ceivers a judgment in behalf of the
Quicksilver Company and against this 'master. the memorandum outlines his
defendant for :1. 800. 000 has been ren- dimes at length and says the patties
dared by thunder-a1 court for the dia- t0 the Wilmer: may apply for m-
_ triaot Rhode Island.” This udgxuent, ”Midnight ,
‘fi ..
No claims appear to have been filed
in this district. This court desires it
understood that it will expect the ad-
ministration of assets in Connecticut
to be conducted under its supervision "
In appointing Mr. Strauss as special
7 a. era-receiver.
Were Making
“Sure Thing” 7
' Bets on Races
MW ORLEANS. Jan. 12.—A hay-
ioft opposite the. m:- Grounds race
track. a pair or field glasses? and a
mmtobeconneeuawith
in the rear of a. residence on Encamp-
ment street.
The men gave their names as John
Tracey and John Butler.
Telephone wires leading to the hay-
Iofl aroused the suspicious of Police
Corporal Battier. stationed at. the
track. As the last mos was being fin-
lubed. Battier. climbed into tb'e hay-
Inflated reported that no team one
“glasses on the I,
jolt-
York.
Butler and Tracey, according to m
police. said they had been using {the
bayloft and telephone to make "all”
thing” bets in New York. A. 800“ '
a home won a race. the police ;
the winner would be given over lip
telephone to New York and i 1101‘
Norwalk Chronicler