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'\ " s . i , ‘ ' .'. FIKl'IT OI" THE LOOM AND [IONS-
1‘. L"; 71*“ “,0“; for 25¢ a customer. Reg. 20c and 220—
\h *nuu'u) 2w v-l. spools. 16C yd‘
..' :, ___ L . 4C. 3'10? 100 IIIIBACIII'm lirSme 36 Inch, 800d
m THREAD. so yd. spools. and Strong Reg' 6c “1' 1214c
:I ..,_ he spoo . . k ' .
K‘s n .V 'r 1).“:me (Drum “32;; 6,2,,9’0158'039631PB Ml 32.1.1“
‘ “‘0” “4‘- “w 6 “W ‘0" so. 100 (mom OF Gonumrsux.
‘ “NU COTTON. ll'lt'rC‘"rl9Wl. all Reg, 21(- yd.-—— 17p
rs. Par. H— 60 be" No. 500 Chum OF GOLD MI‘SIJN.
MENDIXG (OVEN. invr- Reg, 25p yd.—— 21(-
ed. lurin- Rails. all whim ’v-S- LONSDALE CAMBIC. 86 inch. Reg.
0—. 91' ball 30‘ )d.—-- 250
” QI‘AUTY TAPE. 1" rd. l'NIlLIiAC‘HED MI‘SIJN. good and
Reg. 1ch to 15i'-— ‘e t0 ‘5': firm. Reg. 121,26 yd.— 0c
91‘ r0" l‘NBI.I~l.-\('HI£D MI‘SLIN, heavy
QI'AIJ'I‘T TAPE. 4 .V'J. grade. lit-g. 15c— 12%0
,9. ’u l0 71 WNW-v JZ‘E» "—‘ l'NIIIJiACIIEI) Ill'SLIN, fine qual-
ill‘ or 2 Tu! .‘u’ ity. Reg. lhc— 11(‘
“E TAPE. *» .Wl. l'l‘W‘v“ “'llb l'NBLEACHED SHEEI’ING, 40 Inch.
n. 1215:. l! ,-,,7.. or ii for 201' lieg. 17c )‘d.— 140
gSFAM TAPE. .. 3‘11 l'AH'C‘S. I'NllLEACHEl) LOCK‘VOOD A
' and view RH: 1359*- su‘l-fil-JTING, 40 inch. Reg. 20c yd.
be pc. 100
'A(‘K IlliHD. 4 Mi limes- I'EQI'OT PILLOW TUBING, 45 inch.
lit tn l‘w - 31' um! 80 Hog. 55c yd.— 43¢
'II'PIIHID NIH-IV“. 3 )‘d-IBLEACHEI) SHEETING. 9-4 Stand-
. :11: thil'lH lr:-i: 3..-..- ard make. Reg. 60c yd,—— 48(-
' 13'2" FW- BLEACIIED PEQIICYI‘ S’IIEHI'LVG,
Ill: s'l‘l'l‘l‘ll Illi'ilh. :4 Hi. 94. Reg. 700-— 580
, .izl in. l;- -- - ~ l'NBLEACIIED SHEEI'ISG. 5’4
”Mr W‘ ' Standard make. Reg. 55c yd.
HELTIVG. L L'"Ii, “into: or, 42(-
.- ll'L’ - - ~ ['XBIJZACIIED PDQI'OT SHEET-
.54- .HI. tin vr 10 rd 111‘. g IN“. 9-4. lieg. 65c yd.— 550
I l.-\l us, win. .r pun-z l:c-g_l.;,\~(;L1,<n LONG CLOTH, 36 in. 10
.w l I? .-._ 51' um! hr -
AV“ IiYI-‘S. “'5‘?“ hr black, 31.39
.F ‘.- L T 3 card.- tor 101' __ 81,33
AS'l'lIVlZlh. 'v“.'-\ or Mack. _ 32,15
5'. lb: "l 4% curds for 17w g . . _ for
.\~'H:.\l:l:.~. ~; .., .; ku'lnnd ‘TIITL‘TS, m x L“
‘. l:- L' lw «7" or 4 for 250 m 31.15
qlflxs. “pro. large: “it”; 15.; filjx“~non S}!E}-‘_'[‘S_
,. ‘ (‘ 7'.’ .' 1'“ it: 3‘. :’~—— '
l'lVK. sliil. assort-ul sizes. 5; :; i-v-. it-u' 353‘- :I.§g
~ 3" , 8v box 2' H x 111- l:o.:. s: .,.__ $1.40
3 f": “,U‘I ")N’GICHS. Hm- BIA-LU’lll-ID nrmvmm PII.I.O“',
1"; W l-‘r ,,_ 5v l ('ASIIS. 4:: x :‘6. tug. soc—30o
v‘ ' 3‘ a :M'r H“: 5o— BLILH‘HED I’BQl‘OT & 1‘TlC.\
' 41' or 3 {or 10(‘ SHEETS—
SN ‘I‘IflI’IIS I'INS—1~4 llr. box, 72 x ‘3“. Reg_ 81.90—— 31,33
'-—_ . . '9- 20«- i 72 x by. Reg. 3114- $1.45
a l\ l’lhs—illvkc‘. plutwl . till" #1 x Sm. Reg. $1_gi5_ 31.45
t.» *2"; CC ”NZ“ 5 M x 99. Reg. $2.10— $1.55
. _ _, 7 3‘ or 2 W'l- 5“ ~l‘Iin’O’l‘ PILLOW' CASES——
‘ ‘SI l‘l’tllill Rn, ';~:\‘ i:, pivk: 42 x 36. “pg 400- 35c
‘ ‘ - l 4:? x 36. ring. 450—— 39c
f». _ ‘ . “80 t 4; x 3“... Reg. 50o— 47m
‘ . ' ”f, N“ ”(1111‘ BULLS PILIIO‘V CASES 45 x
m l: n: \- ‘ . , * '
“HAM: .u," "MIN?!“ 36. Leg. 25L—- 21c
,1... _ . . ._ ,,, .21” Kitchen Wares.
30,. ;.u,r.\n.\'l‘M DOUBLE BOILERS.
H Nl'1-—">;'xr.." egg. ”1.9.; rwi‘l‘w pert-olaters. roosters, t~ pt.‘
-.-, s 5.. ;. -, . ,1, ;;__. prvur'.'ing kettle. 6 qt. covered ket-
400 do]. 112- 1" :ii. cow red fry pan. ctr. Rog.
I: \l"!\—- in. c; " 43,, :w-«h, $127 to £150 eat'ln— 89c
3‘ " 3‘ .’ .2 ;.._ r. inr 35r- ,.\l.l'.\ii.\‘l'M TEA KI-I’I‘TLFS and :7
I”. .\\l! l'\.V('Y Bl'T’l‘UNS 3...... Iwrnl-inntmn cookers. ling.
V “‘ ' f‘ T ' ";2~?r‘.’.'.= i'.’ ’Tv—t lir‘icc 81.65
, ‘ . " ”3“““4' ““9 ,‘JJ‘MINI'M \\'.~\’I‘ER FAILS—l2 ritf'
m. . \r; :7 f‘i‘ "'.“-‘ . Us ”45* s: .
,_ =. ‘ -. - ‘ ‘ AAAA 5 ‘~-» _—\l.l‘.\ll.\'l‘_\l sAl‘CE FANS-11? qt.
- \(. (\l'\_."r’w~t ,, ‘0‘.» " “'5" .".“L" “V“ 45“
.. , L 7‘ ““ “3W5 ALI 3“th I’IlI-ZSERYING KET-
390 TI.I‘.S—\ qt. lieg. $2.15— $1.45
Dinner Ware
This-
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Men 3 Suits
ODD LOT OF SUITS. all sizes.
wool fabrics. good assortment
colors.‘ Reg. 325 to 385—81150
Kuppenhcimcr suits included.
HI'NDREDS OF SI‘ITS that include
the best fabrics and patterns of the
season—not omitting iiue Forges
all
of
and not omitting extra Sizes too.
25 suits- $21.
$30 suits— $24.50
$35 suito— 828.50
40 auits— $33.50
345 and 350 suits— $38.50
Kuppenhelw suits included.
TROPICAL WEIGHT and Palm
Beach suits. Reg. $12.50 to $25—
$10.50 to 821
Trousers
morsm for dress or work. many
patterns. Regular 82 to 810—-
3150 to 87.95
KIIAKI TROUSERS, firmly stitched
and very durable. regular 31.60-
81.25 pair—regular $1.75 to 53—-
SIAS to 82.35
PLANNED 'I‘ROI’SERS and cricket
cloth: all whim.~ and with black
pencil stripes. regular $7.50. 89 and
$10—— SeJlfi. $7.65 and 88.95
, Overalls
:mvm s‘rrn'n uvmmnj: and
jumpers. l-lue only. 30 to 48' Size.
Reg. 2125— , 930
S‘VICL‘T ORR A.\'I)' IIF.\DI.I(.‘II‘I‘
ovvralls :md juxmwrs—ldue. brown
and white. lit-g. $1.85 to 2.lS—‘
$1.67 to $1.90
iCAN’I'RII‘l'M SHOP COATS. olive
drab. all szzi-s. Reg. $2.50~82.10
! Men’s Sweaters
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{ (Ins. “lilti- and ninth colors-—
: Reg. $11.73 tn 815— $9.50
[ leg. no to tir— $8.90
; 110;; 3‘ 25 to 39— $7.25
; Reg. 3150— 36.50
1 Reg. 16— ‘ $5.25
Reg. 85 to 8590— $8.25
Reg. 8195— $1.59
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Men’s Neckwear
FOI’II-IN-HAXDS in light washable
fabrics. lrlvc. IZ‘ny- 90
I F()l’Il-I.\‘-HA.\‘I)S of fine washable
mat-rial. rm-rmrlsed. Reg. 150—-
‘ 120
3511.5 FOI'R-IN-"ANDS in dark
combinations and variety of put-
; terns. Reg 50c— 39c
lit-g. 75c—— 55c
3 “Leonard” Refrigerators
SPECIAL 3 DOOR HARDW‘OOD RF.-
I’IiIGERATUR—TD ll). ice capacity
size 29 3-4 x 1': 3-4 x 43 in. Reg.
S:i'.5(l~ $23.50
lI-IFRIGERATORS—This same make
from Reg. $17.50 to $165.
—$15.50 to $132.50
Art Embroidery
STARIPED SCARFS AND PILLOWS
and Centers. Reg. 59c to $1—
450
STAMPED PACKAGE GOODS—with
thread and material to complete.
Reg. 650 and 750— 35c
FINISHED I'ILIKHVS—Embroidered.
Reg. $4.50 and up— $8.50,
I‘IIJ‘ZT LACE AND LINEN CENTERS
AND SCAPJ‘S—Reg. $2.50 to 88—
$2.25
SCARFS AND CENTERS—Unbleach-
MIRRO ALI'MINI'M I'IUSSERVLVG
‘11 V H ' " Ul’TFlT—l 10 qt. kettle. l funnel.
_ ¥ ’ . ..l I \lJ—E‘rwlty l‘llll izzvnsure. 1 indie. complete
III\\ ‘ -' \l ' f $..95 outfit Iii-L: $2.“!— $1.95
r. I- ' ‘ ' |._-_..-_ ‘tT—‘UP‘NI17HI'ZLI‘2II (‘UI’I’Eft TI‘ZA KI‘Tr-.
l'l\\i l: k; 11—}: “$111.2: r TLEN—l-‘zimiiy Size. Reg. 31;?—3
i.’ . ,1 - ,,, l" . ' .
' lH‘-\l_l; \l"! .‘ .\o % lie: $165—— $1.25
1 r ‘ I —_' ' , mI'INT \'.‘\(‘l'[‘M BO’I’I‘LES——Gn-en
. 1 V.“ -" g"'_l‘i‘-.~ eminn PU (dhf‘ aluminum cup ('o\'~
‘.‘.‘ - 5 ' " er“ :9
SET,“ “ 'A\l\-Lh hlx.’ Quart .‘lizt‘ rm: 3175— :1ng
Pt. 1,”;- 3 5“,, _\»__ S'l‘ _ 1l.l .\(‘ll KI'I'S—-—Complcu- with pint
. m. Lu: so . --._. stiff}: \ 154”“ ”’9‘" “75" ”'35
. AND sfu'rrzn.» +1..” 5‘ 1.“ "iii. "If." “‘1' nzoxs—gius or
: LevL‘. 3'.‘ 7.7 j v:'. _._ ‘ I. ‘I- his '5
_. ' ( l") for SI .‘Itl'll'lf [\I'. ('AIIINI‘TI'S — “'hito
lENIQ (1ng RSI) 5_\I'l'j-:Rfl¥\ “,2” - .l.d‘ fv-hllizl“l(l x 14 nllETOT.
n _“"‘l‘¢l _I>(.rr.elnin, (i for 77w ' h l ”a: MANN?" Reg. $3.:5——~
our: A111: :6? szlijts— Iirnnd nun non): MIRROR“ 130:1?“
«i - - . ' na. ;.- .j ln.h. - . ' h »
a ror 31.25 g i mm ”mm Reg. “:10;
ed muslin. blue and lace edge. Reg.
50c— 29c
O 0
Mill End savmgs.
Shirts
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. a lot of "irreg-
ulars" with hurts. Colors and white.
Regular qualities would sell for
:1. to Milo"— soc
NEGLIGEE and “'ORK SHIRTS, the
former with soft curls in percale or
repp. assorlnn-nt of patterns. The
latter of Hur- chamhray, printed.
percal» and khaki color. Reg. 8‘.
and SL25— ‘ 82c
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS of woven or
printed madrmI and cotton'cheviot.
some With attached collars. Reg.
31.50—— 81.15
MADHAS SHIRTS. printed or woven,
fine quality. Reg. 82.50 and 52——
81.75
BLFE CIIAMBRAY SHIRTS with
attached collars-cut full size——
some imperfections. Reg. 69::—
5
PONGEE SHIRTS with attached
collars, white or tan. Reg. 31.75—-
81.35
MERCERISED ("STING SHIRTS,
fine quality with attached collars.
white or tan. Reg. 82—- 81.65
Hats
STRAW HATS all sizes several sorts.
Reg. $1.50 and 82,-— 81
FANCY STRA“' ILA'I‘S many sorts.
liar. $2. to 87.50-31.65 to $5.95
CAPS OI“ SMART STYLE all light
weight. wool and Palm Beach. Iteg.
81. to 32.50— 79c to $1.95
Socks
MEDIUM le-ZIGIIT COTTON in
cordovun, navy and grey.
9c
I black,
Reg. ‘12
FINE C(fl'I‘ON medium weight in
black, cordovan and grey. Reg. 35c
1-2?—
180
MERCHRIZED LISLE—llght weight
in black, cordovan and grey. Reg.
SEC 280
FIBRE SILK with lisle top and soles
black. Cordovan and Erhy. lLeg. 50c
48c
SILK SOCKS with lisle top and soles
—black. white. cordovnn and grey.
Reg. 750—- 580
SPLIT FOOT medium weight cotton.
llcg. 25c——— 180
Men’s Bathing Suits
Here it is Men!
is what your money will get in
Sportmg’ Goods—Toys
GILLETTE, AUTO STROP 0R EVER
ILEADY ILAZORS—Reg. 891.590
BASEBALL BATS—Reach and Louis-
ville Sluggers—-
Reg. 21c— 140
Reg. 690— 590
Reg. 760—— 680
Reg. $1.76— 81.59
Reg. 81.90— 31.69
BOXING GLOVES—Reach and
“'right and Ditson—
Reg. 812 to 15—- $8.75
Reg. 88.50— $15.50
Reg. 16 to 87.50— 84.75
Reg. $4.50—- $3.25
Reg. $33.75 to $4— $3.75
GOLF HOSE—All pure wool. Reg.
$1.85 to $4.50—‘ $1.19 to $3.50
GOLF BAGS-—Tan or white canvas.
Some are the famous Buhrke metal
bottom bags. Reg. $8.50 to 816.50
32.30 to $9.75
BICYCLE WReg. $2.26?l w
BEACON FLASH LIGHTS—Reg. 35c
to 75b- ”C to “c
CHILDREN‘S SEE SAWS—Re . $1.95
9
5o
CHILDREN‘S SCOOTERS——Re§. $1.50
1.25
CHILDREN'S ROLLER SKATE—
Rez. $1.10 to 81.25-— 950
FOLDING BRO‘VXIE CA.\1ERAS-—
Takes pictures 2% x 455 in. Reg.
818'— $6.75
Bathrobes
FLANN‘EL AND TElutY CLOTH as-
sorted colors. Heg. $5.—- $3.95
Underwear
LIGHT BALBRIGGAN shirts and
drawers. Regular 39c~ 29c
FINE BALBRIGGAN shirts and
drawors. Regular 790-— 650
KNIT OO’I'I‘ON COMBINATIONS—
white. light weight. Reg. 81. 79c
NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS—nicely
made. Reg. 750— 59c
KNIT COTTON COMBINATIONS fine
quality—light Weight. Reg. $1.50
41.15
NAINSOOK COMBINA'I'IONS fi ne
quality—light weight. Reg. £1.50—
1.15
NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS fine
quality and. finish. Reg. 950—790
KNIT CODIBIXATIONS in fine qual-
styles— 50c
RI‘SHBAGS OR SHOPPERS—Fancy
weaves and colors. Reg. 85c, and
31- 56c
Wooden Ware
IRONXNG TABLE—78inch ratchet.
folding style. Reg. 82.25—41.65
[BOXING TABLMteel folding
frame. firm support. Reg. $4.50—
$2.95
STEP SNOLS—-EXU'8- strong.
wood. Res. 81.75- 81.39
ONE AND T“’() PIECE Sl‘ITS— ity cotton. Regular $135—$135
Fancy and plain colors, all wool—— "
Rel-t. ST.5(‘»—— $6.35 Sleepers
livg. $5.50— $4.50 COOL NIGHT SHIRTS of soft light
Rug. :5... 34,25 cotton With colored trimming. Reg.
Ht'g. 84.50— 53.75 $1— 820
Reg, 34—— $3_25 PAJAMAS of pcrcale with silk frogs.
Reg. 32—— 3135 plain colors and stripes. Reg.
Cotton suits. T—lcz. 79v-— 690 31-50— $1.15
Baskets Cooking Glassware
ROI’ND SPLIT CIHI‘HFS BASKETS. OVEN GLASS“~ARE—-10 Dc: . Cover-
Reg. 75c— 59c ' ed casserole. pie plate, utility cake
II‘FAVY “'ILDOW CLOTHES dish. 6 custard cups. Sets com—
BASKETS — Braid top. Reg. ”we“ ”-95
$1.75— 31 OVEN GLASSWARE—Custards (sot
WILLOW CLOTHES HAMPERS— of 8). Pie plates. bread pans, oblong
Reg. 82.50— 31.39 . '2: cake dish. pudding
“'ASTE PAPER BASKETS -——— Reg, dishes, etc. Reg. 65c to 90c each—
31— ' 50¢ Choice 50c an.
FBI” BASKETS—FanW shapes and MIXING BOWLS—4 pc. sets. durable
7, 8 and 9 in
Reg. 81.35—-
950
YELLO‘V NAPPIFH pc. set, 6, 7.
h, 9 and 10 in. Reg. $1.35—
» 950 set
BRO‘YN COOKING “KARE—Cover-
ed casserole, gravy bowl and 6 cus—
tard cups. Reg. $1.50—
Complete set 95c
yellow pottery, 6.
sizes complete set.
‘ TEA POTS (Fire proof)——Solid colors
and decorated. Reg. 75c to see——
Ribbons
in the Mill End Sale
NOVELTY RIBBON. 10 to 12 inches
wide. Reg. $3 to $4 a yard—
$1.50 yd.
MOIRE RIBBON. 5 inch, heavy
quality. Reg. 650 yard— 500
LINGERIE RIBBON in light blue on‘
pink—1 and 1&2. Reg. 31 and
$1.25 a piece at 50c and 60c. pc.
No. 3 and No. 5. reg. 25c and 30c
yd—-— 12léc and 150 yd.
PICO’I‘ EDGE RIBBON, 1% inch.
Reg. 29c yd..—— ' 19¢
FANCY EDGE. RIBBON. 1 inch.
satin. Reg. 350—- 2lc=yd.
MOIRE SATIN EDGE RIBBON, 6
inches wide, beautiful colorings.
Reg. 45c yard— 290 yd.
T\\'O TONE RIBBON. best quality.
good shades. 55 inch wide. Reg.
2 9e— 2lc yd.
Women’s Gloves
in the Mill End Sale
SILK GLOVES—Two clasp, double
finger tip. Reg. 850— 690
SILK GLOVES—TWO clasp, double
finger tip, heavy embroidered backs.
Reg. 81-— 790
CBAMOISE‘I‘TE (mamas—16 but-
ton. Reg. 81.50— 31.15
SILK GLOVES-—16 button double fin-
ger tip. Reg. $1.50— $1.15
CHAMOISEITE GLOVES—Two clasp
Reg. 65G— 48¢
CHAMOISE’I'I'E GA‘UNTLET
GLOVE—Beaver and grey. Reg.
950-— "
SILK GLOVES—16 button,
finger tip. “’hite only.
.9c
double
Reg. 95c—
85¢
Stationery and Books
in the Mill End Sale
CEWCO LINEN “'RI'I'ING PAPER
1 pound box 84 sheets good qual-
ity— 25¢
Envelopes to match— 90 pkg.
THE GINGHAM GIRL PAPER—box
of 24 sheets and 24 envelopes
checked lined to match box in ging-
ham pattern——- 230
GOOD STORIES—best liked and best
known or present day writers—
some of the books slightly soiled
sold regularly lior 81.50 to 81——
790
INTERESTING NOVELS by well
known authors. Reg. 50cm 750—
870
Table Glassware
in the Mill End Sale
LIGHT “'EIGHT STEM “KARE—
Goblets, sherberts, wines, iced tea
glasses. and finger bowls. Daisy
cutting. Reg. 25c— 19c
“HATER TCMIILERS——Light weight
cut, daisy or grape designs. Reg.
I
31.35 doz.— 95c
PLAIN WATER TIMBLERS—
Medium quality. Reg. 60c to 750-—
40c don.
ICED TEA GLASSES AND SPOONS
-—6 optic tumblers and 6 colored
glass spoons. Reg. $1.05 set—75¢
Cut Glass
BERRY BOWLS — Celery
Mayonnaise sets, sugars
creams, etc., light cut. Reg. up to
82— 81 ea.
7 PC. WATER SETS—Tall jug with 6
tumblers. light cut— $1.25
ICED TEA SETS—13 pc. Round
covered jug, 6 tumblers, 6 colored
glass spoons. Reg. $3.95— $2.95
BUD VAsm—Variety of shapes and
cuttings, 10 in. size— 50c
BERRY SEI‘S—‘I pc. Large bowl
and 6 serving saucers to match.
Reg. $3.50— $2.45 set
HEAVY CUT GLASS”—Large assort-
ment. Berry bowls, fern dishes.
sugar and creams. Mayonnise sets,
orange bowls, etc. Reg. $3.45 to
$5~ $2.95
HEAVY CUT GLASS WATER SETS
7 pieces. Reg. up 7.031169—
trays.
and
590
$9.95
Soaps and Polishes vi
IVORY SOAP. Reg. Tc———6 for 35¢ ‘
m
P & G \VIIITE NAPTHA 8011“
sites. 7c— 6 for 250 ;
STAR “’ASHING SOAP. Rog. 70—4
. 8 (or 250 .
STAR. WASHING PO\\’DER. Re“
70—— . o for 350
IVORY FLAKES. Reg. 12c—
3 for 250
LUX. Reg. 12c—- 8 for 250 '
RINSO. Reg. 7c——— 6 for 350 '
FELS' NAPTHA SOAP. Reg. 7e—q
. O for 350 1.
OLD DUTCH CLE‘NSER. Re“
12c— 3 for 250 )
BRIIJIO (small.) Reg. 10c—
70 pkg.
BRILLO (large). Reg. 250— ‘
190 pkg.
O’CEDAR OIL—4 oz. size. Reg; .
30c—— 19°
O'CEDAR OIL—12 oz. size. R835,
600— 390 ;
LIQUID VENEER—4 oz. size. Reg.‘
30c— 190
LIQUID VENEER—12 02. size. Reg”
600—- 3
TOILET PAPER—8 rolls for 250
Mops and Brooms
SPECIAL nnoosn. 390 l,
BLACK BEAUTY BROOM. Re...
950— 790 :
BEST QUALITY BROOMS. Rea;
31.40— 950 '
GOOD QUALITY COTTON moral
Reg. 65c——- 47c ;
SELF “'RINGING MOP .axp STICK..-
Reg. 800—— 650 3
ovcmmn TRIANGLE MOP. new
'51—- so i
Gahanized and Tinware 1
GARBAGE c.axs_. ‘ g
17 qt. Reg. $0c—- 650 i
27 qt. Reg. 24.35— 31 i
36 qt. Reg. $1.55— 81 ;;
“WATER FAILS—10 qt. Reg. 25
190
WASH Tons—24 inch. Reg. smog;
750 r
REINFORCED .1511 BARRELS——.‘ 13,.
in. Reg. $335— s2.os .
“’ASH BOILERS—4?opper bottomdi
No. 7. Reg. $1.65— 31
HEAVY WASH BOILERS—Tin cop.‘
per bottoms. Reg. $2.50 to $2.8
$1.95
ALL COPPER WASH 13011.12qu
No. 8 and 9. Reg. 55.5%— sass ‘
GALVANIZED REFRIGERATOR
FANS—No seams. one piece. Refit
55c“ 390
ICE CREAM FREEZERS—Acme, Ii
qt. Reg. $1.59— 85c 3
ENAMELED “‘ASTE P A P E
BASKETS—S colors. Reg. 75c
, 50c
RNA BIELED BREAD.
BOXES—Roll top. Reg. 11.25—-
81 Q.»
large size. Reg. 31.75— 31.45 “
HEAVY SQUARE BREAD BOXES-0y
White enameled— ‘~
Small Reg. 95c— 650 ;’
Medium Reg. $1.35— 950
Large Reg. $1.50~— $1.25
CAMSTER SKIS—mt in tea. 3 ion,
coffee. 5 lbs. sugar. 10 lbs. flout-.3
complete set. Reg. $1.40— $1 .
SPICE SEI‘S———8 piece, one largo!
Japanned box contains 7 spice jar-.i
050
Special Dinner 25c
Thursday, Friday 85
Saturday
First Three Days 0!
Mil] End Sale
Lunch Room—Basement.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS (30.. ‘BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
The explanation is found in the fact
that the man who is getting the work
done learned how to hustle and how
to handle men 0n the other side of
the Atlantic. He is J. H. Taylor. head
of an engineering firm here By birth
he is a. Canadian. Early in his career
he was a railway contractor. He
helped to build the Great Northern
Railway. the Canadian Pacific and the
Grand Trunk Railways. Now he is in
England applying what he learned in
Canada.
Speaking of the British workmen
Mr. Taylor said recently:
"They are fine when treated and
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ARABS UNITE Hill
INDEPENIIENCE
JERUSALEM. July 13.—-The move-
ment for Arab national independence
is becoming further unified. Mesopo-
tamia Syria. Palestine, the Hedjaz and
the Yemen have come together to or-
ganize a "Woan Arab Executive Com-
mittee."
The committee will endeavor to con-
soJidate an Arab lands, It will con-
cern itself with all Arab mus, both
military and, political. Its headquart-
ers have not determined. but.
they will beat-om palatial-removed
from European influences.
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son that only in- unity will we Arabs
obtain our national independence."
RIDGEFIELD MAN
SUES FOR $6,500
IN LEASE FIGHT
(Continued mm Page One)
considerable damage to ceilings and
floors. .
In November 1920 the defendant's
lease expired, it is claimed, and the
plaintin notified the defendant that
it would r t be renewed. Jofiree
claims thr', : told the plaintiif that
any hold over of the property from
that date would be chargeable at the
rate of 825 a day. to which be
over: the’ mutual: talented. The de-
“WW3” t!“
W, an.“ «.113me the.
to 84,500 which it is claimed is un-
paid. Jofiree also asks damages from
the defendant because of her alleged
refusal to allow prospective purchas-
ers to inspect, the premises.
WORIAN DIES 01'. :4 l 31"
OPIUM POISONIKG.
NEW LONDON, .July 13.—Brought
to the Home Memorial Hospital in an
unconscious condition last eveningfigt
Mrs Hazel Kenecht. 119 Golden
street, died at the institution at 3:35
a. 111., today from opium poisoning.
An unnamed Chinaman is alleged to
have called Dr. Thomas Soitz and no-
tlfied him or the we *m's condition.
The '. Chinaman ' disappeared.
Medical Examine .
ordered the 9011 ~
NEW HAVEN, July 13.«-—A di-
minutive Chinaman was arrested at
the railroad station here. a handbag
taken from\him and then looked up
in the police station. He gave the
name of Leung S. Wing. and showed
a card which purported to identify
him as a restaurant keeper at 660
Washington street, Boston. The
police took him because he answered
the descriptin of a man wanted by
he coroner of New London county in
a supposed poisoning case in New
London.
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Worth Thinking Over.
The world willpay you only for the
ponies you render. It your advice
are mediocre you will only a
medium return. he m,
um. them was be ymrmud,
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SANA'IORICM HOUSES
IO COST STATE $5.0”
The state tuberculosis commigion
has forwarded to Comptroller Harveg
P. Bissell recommendations concerning
the award of contract for plans and
Specifications for the construction a!
several homes at a. number of the stalls
s'anahoriums On acceptance of the
plans by the comptroller. the commiso
sionwill advertise for bids for the con- 7
struction of theplaces. the totaled”
of which will be about. 850.000.
At theHar-tford sanatorium a re-
creation building and ofdce will be
built at a cost of. $10,000. At Nor-
wich an auditorium will be construct-
at )3:an
formulae-1 tor $11,009. and
. ,, ' ‘ a nun!-
ed. for which there is 39.5% amilafle.
A recreation hall and oflice is planned. .
Norwalk Chronicler