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gp , I'n'xwrsity, Wash- to $22.50.
. » 1.111 the Roman . .
if. m. years ago. Electric waffle 1ron $15.
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7.. \ - 11 1h.- .piscopa .
:u. 2 liislmp (‘hzmnccy Hundreds Of beautlful
Ii. 11 . 1 1': x-Lly morning at iamps to Select from.
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w 1 ~ » mama rlrom Yale Art metal table lamps
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1;“ ‘ . “Min“, Gmbo“ electric $7.50 to $67.50.
Baum-m ' 11:. ordcr. and later ‘
m. . (,pbmmwn mm Mahogany s11k shade
mm » 1.1....- about five lamps $12 and up.
m if, His-«m or Dr. Sam-
“: Eng ,1 1 professor at the
5'33" ' 5“ “”‘”‘~“' New iug lamps $16.50 to $80.
:2 * :~ m Electric bond“ lamps
cervw ,‘11114 -l until Ff'iday. $4'50 to $15'
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5 1 priest has been Fagcy (Sh-Ina In my
1* '- 1 > am for some beautiful artlcles both deslr—
I\H;HLH»I‘H(‘.\'TY “'ON’. $24. .
mm . 1.... 0...... a. sum y. 1‘. Art pottery an extensive
1‘. A. Meet.
.‘-‘ - A Merry. superintendent of assortment from $1 to $30
an“ ' 'hel, received -word last Fourth floor. center.
17‘ -nnrs in annual Y. M. C. A!
11,-, , .14] track meet. held lad
‘ln.’ .1 ,ll been awarded to Fair- '
or. , hush-ad of having Hart- The wedding
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m 1 invmrl that a. boy who had '01) )(S ‘ 0 ' th' 1' ' -
v.) m Mlddlesex county Of your needs In ls Inc 111
My mgnl to Fairfield county; 3 most satisfactory manner.
tar-v .-'. wnrn credited to him _ _ , ‘
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that m passingacar old English is $2.25 per hnc
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on charge. of
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Rainbow Hues.
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m (-nch of the towns
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‘ ' dulunmhilc of Frank C.
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~ Mumford Hospital in a.
‘41. “no in the car was
liscuu lives in Port
"‘ 'wning the court pen-
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Numerous gift
suggestions
Our big fourth floor
housewares sections makes
many suggestions of not
only suitable but useful arti—
cles to be had for wedding
gifts. t
space to tell of them all, so
let us just remind you of a
few in passing. ,
Nickel plated casseroles
with pyrex inserts $3.25 to
$10.50. '
Serving trays in mahog-
any of other finishes $1.50
to $8.50.
Universal coffee percola-
ters $3.25 to $6.50.
Electric ‘toasters $2.95 to
$3.50.
Electric grills $12.50 to
$15.
Electric chafing dishes
$15.50 to $16.25,
Electric percolaters $13.50
be overlooked.
The price for script is $1
per line, for
impressions, this
ltionery section.
I .;'.: fl:.:.r, Fair-field Ave.
Silks with
bridal interest
, .All
commends it $2. a yard
desirable for
Crepe de chine—40 inch—-
of finest silk to meet. the
ipch
It would take pages of
Mahogany floor and read- .
able and serviceable $1.25 to
can’t afford to take chances
-—you must have the proper
size paper the right sort and
chn the envelopes must not
instance a_
twelve line invitation would
cost $12 for the plate and
$5.50 for 50 or $7.50 for 100
would
make 50 complete cost $17.50
stock and printing the same
as the script—you can figure
‘ 1it for yourself—but b'ettcr
‘ ' 'n our (Sta-
“1“. LONDON 00m {still consult us 1 .
silk georgette—QO
inches wide with a firmness
~0f weave and a lustre that
Cheney’s “Sweet Briar”
VBO‘iIich fabric 2" with .a soft
' Supple finish making 1t most
blouses and
~ undergarments $2. a yard
' most exacting demands——
hasvfine creepy weave and
excellent finish $2150 yard~
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. The wcdding gift
' means much to you.
'And ‘it means much to those who receive it—there-
foreto buy it from adependable store should be your first
consideration. '
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In it you want dollar‘for dollar value and the assur-
ance of its real goodnessand lasting merit.
You'may select here with full confidence in the pres—
tige of the Rowland name.
Gifts of silver
Tea sets four and five pieces $12.50 to $35.
Meat platters from $7.50 to $20.
Cheese and cracker dishes $3.95 to $13.50.
Bread trays $2.95 to $7.
Fruit bowls $3.95 to $12.50.
Sterling silver candle sticks $12.50 to $30 a pair.’
Sterling salt and peppers $2.50 to $8 a pair.
Main floor, left.
A lucky man
is the groom-
At least everybody always ‘says so———and he will be
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which to select his needs.
Nearly every man knows What care we take
of his regular needs but perhaps he has failed to note that
we have the Wanted things for this unusual, occasion.
We have the clothes you need made by the best
makers—if its an affair that demands evening dress,
you’ll find finely tailored dress suitse—fashioned in keep-
ing with the event itself with all the richness of fabric
and careful, skilful tailoring. ‘
A traveling suit_we can show you inthe style and
material you want—if you are one of the few men who
are not acquainted with this wondrous stock of well--
tailored garments now is the time to see for yourself.
Prices range from $35 to $50. ' ’
- Damty undies of
' . . . , _ v .. . .
‘ , knlttcd fabrlcs. »
Prettybodice vests of fine Italian-silk in White $2.45.
Handsome bodice vests of Italian silk inspink trim-
med with lace $4.50. . .‘ . - ,
Step-in pants of Italian silk in pink $4 and $5.
Envelope chemise of fine‘Italian silk plain $4.50, lace
trimmed up to $6.50. '
Fine silk hosiery iii-perfect keeping—all silk medium
weight $2.50 and $3. > , . ' _
. small: ,needfuls for-
. the man of ‘thevhour-
Men’s full dress shirts-fine pleat bosom $3. _
Men’sfull dress §~hmlrtsw1th..piQIlé bosom and cuffs
' Men’s full‘dress collars withque comers 186.
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indeed fortunate if he makes this Store the place from-
Essex air omaments $2.50 to” $16.50. .
Meshbags $35010 $40.85. , , , . .. 7
g - Sflm plate-Star; p lin g and gold filled/periods $1.50th
$3.50. - ~ ‘ ». , .
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_ Pretty lingerie for.
w. the charming Tbride.
A department devoted to furnishing these needs——
and supplying them ofthe sort you are looking for plus
the, painstaking service and kindly expert advice you-
will surely appreciate. 2
Negligee breakfast coats
In satin, crepe de chine and tafletaP-assorted dainty
shades verydeftly fashioned and alluring in their rich-
ness $13.50 to $32.50. ‘
Dressing sacques _
Satin or crepe de chine in a large assortment of pretty
shades, some plain—others lace trimmed $3.95 to $12.50.
Boudoir caps
And bandcaus of net crepe de chine and satin—splen-
did assortment $1.25 to $5.
Silk undies »
Radium silk vest and step-in, tailored models $6.
Night robes of crepe dc chine, satin or radium silk,
fancy and tailored models $5 to $24.50..
Envelope chemise ' ~ ‘
. Of crepe de chine lace trimmed or satin in tailored
models $3.50 to $12.50.
Silk camisoles .
Crepe ‘de‘ chine or satin with ribuou shoulder straps
or built up shoulders $1.50 to $3. '
‘ Princess slips
Crepe dc chine or radium silk princess slips $6.
Hand made undies '
Hand embroidered gowns, envelope chemise and cor—
set covers $2.75 to $10.
‘ Under muslins
Envelope chemise of fine nainsook’ or bloomer com—
binations of the same’material—lace or embroidery trim--
med:'$1.50 to $3.’ '
Fancy bloomers or step—ins of nainsook or dotted
Swis'slace trimmed $1.25 to $2.
Nainsook gowns—slip on style lace trimmed $2 to $3.
Silk petticoats A '
Fancy jersey silk, tafieta or radium silk petticoats—
assorted colors $4.95 to $9.50. A ‘-
Second floor, rear.
Grandma’s bridal ,, _ 1
handkerchief.
' Was a thing of beauty perchance hand made and you
may be one of the fortunate ones to have hers handed
down to you. 7- » .
If you ”were not—let us say that we‘ do not: presume
to compare these kcrchiefs with the hand made sort of
Grandma’s time but they are real dainty and suitable for
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the occasion—dainty Venetian lace trimmed $2.50 and $3...
Gifts for thé . ‘
' bride and bridesmaids; J 2
Wrist watches $12.50. , , .- .
Ea ..$3-50.to$6:50. .
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, Wthahngbeaded ma filled. andi'sgliil‘gclé
.Men’si; full dress bat-wing tie—~whjte 1
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cotton. 5012—: ~
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7*” Breciif glassware
as mums gifts '
1 F Gold'and‘» silver incrusted"
glassware in a‘largevariety .
of» shapes that will sung »‘-
’add charm‘to the home
the bride $1 up to $7.
ular favor and is shown in
from $1.35 to $7.50.
Sold in open stock the same
as dinner ware and tho‘
- variety of'designs we show
.. allow for a selection to har-’ .
monize with her dinner set
pattern.
Goblets, shcrbets, cham—
paigns, wines, cocktails, '
tumblers—prices from $3 to
$12.50 doz.
Patterns in’ needle ‘ etch—
ing. plate etching, floral -
etching or plain or gold in—
crustations.
Fourth floor. center.
1footwear for
the wedding
Howland- 1 footwear has
held a place of distinction
for over 35 years and what
more natural thing than to
turn to the.- shop of good
shoes at a time like this.
For the bride
White kid one strap
pumps with black Cuban
heel $9.
Black satin one strain
pump with junior Louis
heel $7 50 »
Patent leather one- strap
pump with junior Louis ~
heel $7.50. .
Grey elk sport oxford
with black calf saddle, rub-
ber soles $9.
For the grpom
Patent leather dress ox-
fords plain toes $8.
’ Cherry tan calf blucher
oxfords—new square toe $9.
These suggestions are for.
the occasion ’itself and for
the traveling Outfit as well.
Main floor.
. Bridal gifts of
cut glass
rear.
A piece of cut glass, bril-
liant and sparkling, what
more fitting gift—it betok-
ens the spirit of the occasion"
and is always appreciated,
Here is just a partial list
from our extensive and at-s
tractively displayed depart-v
ment.
Bon bon dishes $1.25 to‘
$3.75.
‘ Shallow Nappies $1.25 to
7‘ $8.50.
Celery and roll
$1.50 to $11.
Handled baskets 750 to
$15.
Flower vases$2 to $18._
-, Berrybowls $3 to $13.75,
Fruit bowls $3 to $17.50.
~Water sets $9.75 to $35-
Also many practical
extremely low pricings.
. i‘ourfll flood; center.
V, :‘rhe gloves for
« . the bride
m mmwnflwdmerws maestPWs
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Colored glassware is re- '
*ceiviug its full; share of pop-
many practical pieces priced ‘7
Crystal glass» stem ware is ‘_
trSys;
Mayonnaise sets $4 to .
pieces in light cuttings at
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