SILK HOSE
IN BLACK ONLY
VALUE $1.00
50c
0PP
bigger than ever.
Starts Tomorrow at Nine “o’Clock Sh
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922
SILK SC ARFS‘
$3. 50 and >54 00
VALVE
AT $1.98
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A year ago this sale saw its commencement and the hundreds of people who attended the Sale we know are anriously waiting for it this year. Bargains will be
ing business here for twenty-eight seasons our aim is to show the public only the best of merchandise at surprisingly low: prices.
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Be Sure to Come—“Every Purchase Means a Liberal‘Savings
Suits, Coats, Wraps, Dresses, Skirts,
Sweaters, Muslin Underwear, Bathing Suits
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SUITS
\Vomen Who Know “'01 Consider This a Great Saving
Printzes Suits-
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Known in lave-rylmdy us the test 111
$39.50
Country. \Vere $50 and $5.") .....
Suits ,
That \Vrre $337) and $39.50 .......... $19075
Odd Suits
Values up 11> $135 ................... $12098
1 Hosiery. Prices Quoted Below \Vill Be
for the First Day of the Sale Only
$1.01) ....................... g 79C
At
Sport lil'v'.
That “Yere $2.
Three Quarter.
Odd Coats
COATS
$15 and $16.98 Tweed
11 .1 ................................. $9.95
Tweed Coats
3.50 and $13
1 a ......
Coats Made of Men’s Wear Serge
or Tricotine
and Full Lengths.
All Lined. \Vere $25. ........ .
Polo Coats
“'ere $13.91*? and $24.50 _. .
$10 “"d $15
Coats
$15. 98
Blisses
o
$15.98
In Sixes 38 115
$5.00
ill-gnlnl'
' Sport llom. $
lit'ulllul' $1.311 .......... . .......... 1000
Pure Thread Silk Hose
“'ith 'l‘lm e Marked Seams. All ('nlors.
$1.19
R1 1:111:11 $l 710111
Children’s Sport Sox
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at $1.00
MILLINERY
We have about 75 Hats to be closed out
Values up to
.‘\1
Regular $6.98 .............. ~. ......
DRESSES
Dresses—Canton Crepe and Very Fine
Quality Taffetas
If Ynlll Size is Here Regular $19.” 15 and $225.
$12.98 3.11 $15.98
Gingham Dresses
and Juniors. Made of \ er} Fine
Quality Gingham.
liegnlar $5.93. _,
Gingham Dresses
~14.
Odd Dresses
$7.98
33. 93
34.93
.................. 32.00 32.93
A Special Lot of Odd Skirts
$1.00 3“ $2.00
WAISTS
A Fine Line of Tailored \Vaists in H:
Collar and Cufi's. 'l‘ h 1 1 1
Regular $13.00
..............................
Gingham
Sleeves.
at
Tub Silk Striped Waists
Georgette Waists,
\‘Ej'-
$1. 2
Regular $4.98, At. , ..................... $2.98
Odd Lot of Crepe de Chine and
.11 ......... . ..... . ................... $2.98
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
\\ hen “e talk of muslin 11nde r\\ 11.11
l1a\ e shun 11 that “e 511111135 carr)’ 1l11 1...;
in this line,
This sale does not represent the getting together of anything-and everything in" order to show figures “How cheap” only, but as a merchant do.
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’White Petticoats
Silt‘S.
Sizes 7 in 10.
Ilvu'nlar 501-.
Children’s Sport Sox
Douhle Sizes. 25c -
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1X11 ('nlm‘s.
HUNDREDS or
' MIDDIES
In Plain “'hite or Blue and Red Collars and Cufi's
$1.00, $1.50, $1.98 .
MORE BARGAINS ARE AIVAITING YOU INSIDE THE STORE.
Regular $3.98
Day of Sn
FOR YOUR MONEY.
GOWNS
Trinnned \R‘iih Lace or Embroidery. Reg. and Extra
Every Garment Cut Full. Made
of Hue Material; \ alue $1.50.
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Gowns
and $4.98. For the First
11‘ Oan ...... _ ...........
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$.1 00
A Special Inducement in Philippine
$2. 50
Values $1.25 to $2.98 at
$1.00, $1.39, $1.6
Envelope Chemise
Best Assortment in theL itv
at . . .
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Step-in Sets
In All Popular Colors $1.7
\ alucs $2. 50 to :l~‘ 2.98.
9,.$1 9-8
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68 WashingtOn Street
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South N orwalk
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COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF GETTING THE FULLEST \ .“ALE rial l
The Adventures of Kaggedyllnn
edy A111
Us. .1. 191,11), Gm“. y
makes me 111~l 1; Alfie and sl1'1:."p»l ' l0“)-
, "It feels just .1.K it i “as getting so,
fight and 11am 1 1011111 Ly. " 5.1111 liar:-
.0111: Ann as 11- laid bark and put his
' Elana under his ms: head.
ton eyes.
Ainn 1’"
How do you feel.
blue can be 21.111 the clouds are as
He as pop—torn. It's nice to ”0'
re and look up at them!"
' 'p‘l'ln‘t the Flu blue " Raggedy Ann ».
Manned as she used Pugh" In Aner 51
mt cotton stuifed body for a pillow
Raggedx Ann and Raggedy
drifting along just like
to." .
‘It would be great run if we could the)
great ilui‘fy ' them.
are loop a not," and m;
Wight. 113:. by Johnxn G111€lle.'Am'-’” _
All 11:-l11.- rese1\‘ul).!“YCS, indeed," Raggedy Ann re-
““Ian' t it nit-e to sit 111-11 in the sun- plied in a sh em sort of wzay
gaunt-1" mags-1.1:. Ann (melamine-1.1. 'nl “0h hum" Ragged) And: )awn-
"I feel like the Sand Man had!
scattered sleep dust. in my shoe but-,
Raggedy
son
‘ ‘ “Put your; Raggedy Ann did not answer.
heatinon 11111 101‘ a lullow. ltaggedngaggedy Andy knew that she had.
n. he said. "The sky is as blurhgone to sleep. Presently Raggedy]:
Andy “out to sleep too and there the
two rag dolls lay sound asleep uponl,
-tl11 bar k of the Looking- glass Brook. 1
Andy 1 I
had hardly been asleep fixe minutes'
w hen the grass beside them was part-
“The great whih pop corn clouds go ed and two little eyes looked out ohm
"I wish I kne‘ for sure whether” “PO“ MG
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M‘Mnmw é
ihad buried it in the sand.
.Raggedy Ann." ife cailed.”1'1)s time to
get up.” Neither Raggedy Ann .Inor
:aggedy Andy st11 red so Minkv pick-
ed up a little round stone and threw
it at Raggedy Ann. The stone hit
Rmedynnn's we, wbut alimdid‘ not
move. Then Minky hit Raggedy Andy
with; none.
t
1‘41
“Hey! ~
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lheart," he said out loud to himself.
9 “Then, if I eat the candy heart. I am '
‘sure that I can make the Magical
‘\Vishing Pebble work.
lget the “’ishing Pebble towyorking
igood, 111 soon haxc Grampie Hoppx»
toad standing upon his head and Ill
Ihaxe all the cotton’stulfing come out
90f Raggedy Andy so that he will be
nothing more than a piece of painted
jcloth. Ha! H5! Ha! ”Won't he look
1 funny then with nothim except~a lop-
1p1'1ag body. ” And as Minky had by
inns time reached tfie sleeping Rag-
l'gedts. he took a piece of string from
3 his pocket and tied their rag hands to
1their bodies and tied their feet to-1
gether. then he pushed sticks in .the
sand and tied their 111;; bodies to the
sticks. "Now!" chuckled Minky ‘Let
1' them wake up it they wish, they can 't
move either their hands or their feet
fand I will soon have Raggedy Ann‘ 3
candy heart." From his pocket.
1 Minky took a pair of scissors and was
ljust about to snip a hole in Raggedy
,Ann’ 3 apron so that he could snip an-
i
1 candy heart wk
i cried,
Then .when 1:
‘that made. the Magical Pebble‘
magical." "You are trying to fool me!
laughed Minin. "I'm going to cut a:
rip in you: rag body’and take your
candy heart. " .
‘\Vell.
for I am tied," But it won't hurt me
a bit, for I was almost fifty years 021!
before I ever. had the candy 11133121 111—
sidc my cotton stuffed body and I was
just as happy before that time!"
“And after I get your candy heart.
SO
gedy Andy and he won’t be able to
stand up Ha! Ha! ’Ha! He willjust;
{all down into a limp rag like my?
ha kie does when I drop it. upon the-
11d." _. . 5
fr“You should ,be ashamed of tour-l
self.” said Raggedy ‘Ann “And you 11
soon See that my candy heart will do
you do good after you get it. ’7 ,
“\Vell now I’ll get it and we wifi‘
soon see." cried, Minky; as he came
cowards Raggedy Ann to snip a 110
her rag- body 1 v -
other hole in her, rag: hock? and get her * , «
land into the bushes.
of course I can‘t stop you.,
,to twist her head even a little bit, but
I'll take all the stuffing out 01‘ Rag-1
4 told
,eare
Squealing. wet and soaking. The self-5
"iish creature scrambled to the other
side and went howling over the bank
Raggem Amn
could not see what Minky was dofng,
fomhe had tied hentoo tight for her
presently she heard a chuckle beside
her and felt first" one then another of
the stiings whith held her fast go
“snip, snip.” and soon she could sit
111.1.“There!” said Clifton Crawdad
"I haxe got eyen Mith Minkx for 1111- 1. V
171;: my doorway‘with mud. "
> “I hope you didn’t hurt him
such" laughed Raggedy Ann.
“I’ll bet he will never sit right doun
on my doorway again " laughed Clif-|
ton C:2.\\dad. “\Vhat's all the fuss
about?" Raggedy Andy asked as he.‘
rubbed his shoe button eves sieepily.
Cl Crawdad and Raggedy Ann
111 about Minky." “We must be
, after this.” said Raggedy Andy.
too 1
CORNST
Lift Off with F1 .gers
'Wei. " laughed 1Ragg'edy Ann, “Mis- Doesnt hurt a Lit! L709 .1 '1‘?
ihkiffiimdid *know flow that "Fréezone" on an aching 1”: ' 1'11
stantly that corn stops 11:11.. ‘5 Jul:
shortly you lift it rigM 0'
fingers. Truly!
-” t9: a few
hard
Your tin-153169 89115 a
tiny hot“? 0‘
cents, 51,111ch
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