Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 17, 1922 · page 16

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FURNISHINGS

Must Be Sold Will Be Sold“

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Men’s and Young Men s Stnctly
All Wool Suits

In New Spring Models , , f .

Sport Suits

2, , Made to Sell at $25
NOW? .

“ Véere$30

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Men’ s Conservative Worsted and
Silk Mixtures
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Men’s Suits.

that were $20 '

 

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‘ Boy-s’ Suits
Odds and Ends were $8 to $15

-$3. 98, $4 98 and $5. 98 ll
Children’s Novelty Suits ,
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Sizes 3 to 8, were $7, $8 and $10
, $1

$2.48, $2.98 and $3.48
BOys’ Kaynee and Bell Blouses ‘

the best make 1n light colors, were $1
69¢

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Boys ’ Blouses
Odds and Ends to close out '

Special Price
The FamOus ‘Big Yank’ Work Shirt

for men, in khaki, blue and black, were $1. 25 ,
-‘ 79c

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Men’s Half Wool Sox

were 35c
NOW 2 Pair for 25¢
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE

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‘Ewery, train I) lice from the V0183
amen." The on station- where
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eonl. concentration camps and the
Tartar hoateu‘t are the cue: centers
which teed the epidemic here.

To cope with the sit-p363. the SOV-
emmdn‘t stopped matter We on
. the Eastern railway! for six weeks.

 

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The Store of Real Value 2 -_

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Good 311k stockings
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’strap’ipumps—SB . Blucher oxfords \\ 1th broad "1
l1rec strap pumps toe —-$6 . r
' 1 with the new low heels, .51: 55
,_ . , kid or patent leather—S8 ~ Grav and smoked: lk oxfrml j ~~ 1.211115,
Brown calfsli" ‘ ..,1- smart in manner, —-’DUH€X 50165 —$9-
58and $9 Smoked elk sport toxfods VVitl lcalm‘; “ll

- Bronn kid tV-Vo— s11 ap pumps—$7. 50 5‘ 2 LL
Fine black kid one-strap pumps—$8;

You are going to en Joy to the full choosmg from this complete assembly. You aic:

‘_ = Italian _. silk—.33

strength and fineness all conspire to produce a" ‘real and

Have mere SubStance than usual Weave, give efieht
of a more-substantial fabric, impart nebrfiss.
; Finished with double tip and with speculate-enforcer
ment where ’tis required to increase wearing power. , ;; * ‘
Nude silver camel and blacks—e 5‘ 5
with lisle top and. edge, that ,1
extra “stretching ,abfli ‘ 2
fashioned, 00th fitting, contentm' '

 
 
 

 

' ed and attractlve assembly
of women’s 811530
in many. Springs.

.Times have changed! F1 11‘ sew- 1
years, shoes have con1ef1o1nournnkeg
in little lots and at too-fa1- -apa1t inten‘ 135,.

“it has been three four, 01 1111Vbe ,
Wears since VVch had so «and 1nd»;
diversified and so 111:1gnctic a 1“«.:le,,.~,.

as is non ic..d_V for VVomcn‘x‘ :.‘2 1.33-
light.

Now; this season, Vu‘ 31:31:15 in}
shipped to us practically all Tlic mm
and new and pleasing styles nc 11%.:th
months “and months \ml

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and richness and beauty tone“: Spring apparel.

 

Many sorts mam lcatl1e1s; many fancies ple.1s.-:.l1 111.111
purposes met.

 

Sports shoes and dress shoes, af tcrnw .11 shots,

evcnmg footwear—all with :1 delightful grace and 11(,,»‘-.;.;l1V‘.

 
 

 

Among novclhes are the semi-Grecian pumps, cut Very low 111'} {he

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, sides andgiving‘ intriguing glimpse of fine silk hosiery. $11.11)
with block Cuban heel, notably graceful lines:—

paent leathe1—S9

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' fine ooze calf—Slll
Pumps VV 1th cutout Vamps, sport oxfords VVith black or gn‘. V <1 1:111
saddles ,-——.and 1n fine contrast light and fine one-strap pumps of >4 it kidl

Patent leather one-x Black kid pumps, tVV-o strap style, ——37 )0

Neolin soles, striking saddles of tan n1 n1 hm Pill

, ——s5 and $6 50.

 

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service you‘ ll get from the different low shoes you choose. 2

Novel effects in
same new g10ves.

. That novelty and life which IS given by use 151 ., ‘ ‘fl _
ferent color with their prevailing tone; that m (‘5 1} ‘e‘l _
cured by unusual design' m decoration ! . 14 5

Here 15 top of bands of black, or of diamonds 01‘ l5 3 ‘

cut 111 half. Here is a. set-in gusset in sharp conh as! .

, Spbrts gloves ? Yes; and just as welcome . ~ *1" 1‘3 '
attire to warden who enjoy and appreciate apparel VVL

has spm tand life.

Strapwnst kid gauntlets, white brown or cl 0115 ““l

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stockings? ~ ‘7
Their weave and weight and

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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93%? fine kid gaiintlets‘, beaver brew)

brown putty

 

 

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