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FINE COTTON AVOILES, BEAUTIFUL GINGHAMS,

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' Sale. Begins Promptly at 9 A. M.
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Biggest Success

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The Talk of the Town

ANOTHER BOOMERANG

COME EARLY AND YOU WON’T HAVE ANY
REGRETS

We have been urged by our manager of our South
Norwalk store to stage a similar dollar sale for the reason
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Brunette Sell'for Only a.

WHA'IS AN OPPOR-
lIUNITY, THIS MEANS!

Dulyfithe most fortunate of
purchases from New York’s
largest dress manufacturers
could make such an event
possible! Every dress in/this
tremendous sale is absoluter
fresh and new, an exact copy
of the finest Fifth avenue
styles that sell for many, many
times this unheard price!
Why! the goods themselves
with skilled needlework are
worth more than we are selling
the completed dress for, in-
cluding the trimmings and the
. high cost of labor! Never be-

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Former Values from $5 to $10

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Hosiery and
' . underwear.

These warm days suggest cool comfortable und
wear and hosiery and the necessity of being well supplie

K For women an all Silk hose with lisle top and sole i
'5 white, cordovan or black is excellent value at $1.35.

 

An all Silk hose for women is a fine heavy quality and
is all silk to the top $2.50 pr.

Socks for the baby Of pure silk with iii :1 (I?! draw ton
in pink and light, blue 75c pr.

Pretty, comfortable and serviceable is the 11' alian sill}
underwear f.or women—«Bodicc top vests in pink $1.75.

Step-in pants—pink only $1.95. ‘

Children’s underwear combinations—nainsook just
the thing for your boy if within the ages of 8 to 14 and
only 75c. ‘.

A knit cotton garments for boys from the ages 10 td
14, nicely finished shirts and drawers 50c the garment.

For the girls a garment that is cool, comfortable and ,
zorrect. Combination suit Of fine nainsook With bloomel
finished leg these are for girls from the age of 6 to 14—4
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Summer curtains
and draperies.

Just the dainticst sort of'curtains are the kind you '
H; are looking for now, the kind that will cross the window ’

 

and not Shut out the cooling breezes. "
Dutch marquisettc merccrised curtains. haul drawn '.
With motif in corner and tie bands ready to bzmg—Asliccr

 

and dainty—$2 pair.‘ , 7

For sash curtains or if you wish to work out some
idea of your own let us recommend these fine merccrised '
voiles in stripes checks and cross bars. They are 36 inches
Wide and lend themselves to many possible combinations a

'as curtains—only 29c yd. .

We are showing a new assortment thatis particularly A;
pleasing ofi those effective cretonnes in Chintz, tapestrx'li.
and foliage designs, 36 inches wide at only 290 yd. ‘

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