attends to. every homeholder and lame lover wahm the environs
of Bridgeportan opportunity to beautify his
‘“ dlfllg wahinew fumnure. ., ' .
We cordially mmte every one to an inspection of thrniture
and a careful exammnon of prices .
v
. 3 Domafless yen? have at some time admired the
E'heaufifm furniture in the Read galleries. You have
thought how wettcertain pieces would look :11 your
home. You havesaid to your-self, “This is the kind
of furniture ‘l .wonld‘ltuy if l could afford it.” .
Well, now is the chance. ’One piece a year—the
article you need most if you can afiord no more
Bungalow Aprons
for Children
Figured Percale: in as-
sorted patterns and
colors. Sizes for 6. 8
and 10 yrs. \Vere
Mess
Wool Plait Blankets
exceptionally good for
“‘ the price. 3 Pink and
white, tan and white,
blue and white and
gray and white plaids
MPORTANT and aides cad 112- 1920. 1, 791 persons were hlliedand ‘
suits all. over Anni; are 5077 mjured; of the latter 116 died
' expected as an outcome of the later. W
. Sixe 70 at 80 inches. ,
:zodiscational campaign now under There are two W9” of “dam ,. g , , $1 00‘
. or reventin such cideata. :Zl‘he , . . u .
3.33“” 33 “$31023“; P323: 232252;: fish. the W Wings .7 5.1,. pm. . and gradually our home assumes the atmosphere 59
:l Qn the first of June under the direc- Tins ’5 ‘ («There are about M ‘ ° ‘ an 011 (158le CES. each or
15.3,, of the American Railway As- 52,000 y crooning: in The mils d: m m $7 65 if 3 y .
«moon in co—operation With all the Umted Sm the elimination of handsome “NWT? fl": “'0 ”WW" ‘0 a. pa l 2 for $1,130
.mmads 33, 1h.» 303,333,}, 3333 slogan which would cost‘more than $12.- ”m... .31 m m “a.“ mo, The best is the cheapest in the ong run. Second mm
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-‘~ "Cross Crossings Cautiously” be- '00’000' 9' , m *4
3 ban to make its appearance from Grade crossings are being abola '
coast to coast in places where the ished as fast as possible but it
most people would be likely to will take. at the present rate, more
:see it. than 600 years to dispose of all,
‘ The campaign will continue to crossings if no more are added. ",
. " Sept. 30. Railroad men are hopeful The American Railway Associa-
that the constantly reiterated warn- tion and t e railroads have decided
ing to “Cross Crossings Cautiously” that the so ution of the problem can
‘ and the arresting picture poster— be found in public education. 3
”TableStlver
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was-maid; I
Bargains in Domestics
Sheets and Pillow Cases of stand 1.".1‘ muslin, tine
wee. ve nice weight with is 1:1“... cred :Tzzish.
Sheets, hemmed, four sizes:
reproduced abate—that has been Th 'lro d h t - .
ditbtd ll th t to erar as,smcete ermma- . - . ‘
mi ‘11.“mebefofi ‘éim 0&1 °.'i.‘.’1‘i Each gfrsygggifgg‘mgggggg 33:35:33 : slain Km mo- soup Spoon, round 63 7x 90 inches, were 31 x cm inches. were
sew- fainting? lesson. 76 reificgmpaignclto reduciacli'ggfrz‘thaamong .. ban/.13, WEIC. $700 , it $1.35 FQI' $1.19 $1.35 For $1.39
n at out per cent 0 t on ex'np oyees n ere was ’
*' grade grlossingi aggidents i?v°l§Cd a rcductéon4§f 48 per cent. in fetal- FOR THE CHAPEMV ‘. ftZ'DO “5‘75 FM $5. 75 63 X 99 llIICl'lCS. “(ere 81 X C!) 3335133; 13131-3
automo 1cs n years 1110 a- ities an per cent. in injuries ; .. .., ‘ ‘
tion’s population has increased 68 among train and engine men. com- "3:: :gddgm‘g’afimm 2.:- iv. _. M XIII”, mod- Tfik m were $1.30 For $1.29 SIAM For $1.49
per cent. Crossing accidents have pared with the record of 1916.15 ._.. Bled handles WEI: . ~ . _ .
“increased 345 per cent. in fatal and people an be educated to be care- I3. you were asked to act as chap.‘ . , ’_ ‘ $7.00 For $5.75 .Pflw Cues, hemmed, two Sizes
652 per cent. in injury cases. In ful, care can become a habit. . eronfor a rim of WW girls and “~50 - Q a” . . . '
, boys would you know just what you M F were W 5900-13. were '42 x 36 inches. were 45x 36 inches. 233::
, . k ab, 7 ‘ .. -
3Wl7FJA mnmrco norms. nuts. Airman A omnmnnh 33533333339.“ you unde‘ - n ‘ 37.00 5535 $5.50 Ffl'35-25 39 LtS- For 33 Ct:- 42 C-tb For 35 Cis-
A mm” 'm ”t ”aw Bed Spreads, printed Ripplettes in different third
HONOLt‘LI'. July 1s.-—(.\.soc1111e11 vial??? A312?" “J“gelllfgrgfi- but when an married mm is M fish. were . . . _ §
Press).-—Kilauea volcano, whose lako \Vn‘sh" endorsed by’lthe State li‘eder: Eugen she should be a germ 0! 3650 Pg 55 $3.50 “$3.85 pagans. some Slightly mUSSC‘fl, scalloped 311.. c..L
of molten lava some weeks ago drop- 11mm of Labor. Now-partisan. League 1“. ”mace and mature . out corners.
pod hundreds of foot and led to :1 and me Raihvaymen'g Political, Club. 3793’“ If the diaper“ ‘5 snarled. 3'“ an m M! Kansas
Speculation as to whether the crater
cVer again would be active.
forth agaln today with its old time
Will ho a candidate for the Republi-
‘hur‘st can nomination for the l‘nlted States
Senator- at elections in
need not be accompanied by her hu-
band. even schemata pm is l- the
evening; that: .2 mien m a
Tea Spoons, Were
Regularly $1.45 each
Size 72 x 98 inches, for 3 ft. 61in beds,
Regina-mg] i; 15 each At $5.00
the primary
an ‘9 6m mg in” , $15 were $1.30 and $8.00
Ice to; you mmmdmmh-
m M‘ m” . Size 90 x 95 inches, for 4 ft. 6' 1n. beds,
l d luv. to her we , ., ;. - . ,
511:: an M“ 1 y 3 7 3 . , 3 W’ere $10. 00 At $7.59
visor. 111-: mu.
1: 11; ls a theater party; she shank! , ‘5 g . '- ‘ 1
beglvcn we best pm... chegueste . -- . . l" rgasns m I rimmmgs Size 90 x 96 inches for 4 ft 6 m beds
are seated in a ho: thematic sits in - , I": ' 1 . W'ere $10 .75 At $8.00
one of the front seats. At a dance a - WWW Jets ' Th- {1 fl. .
chapemn may dance a tea canoes. * ‘ u “.3
but it would be rather out of lsoeptng
. with her rosponslblltty to dnnce all An excepting? change to 2111mm? of: atteré
the majority of the dances. noon 0r evemng BS<£S a 5111: CO 8TB 31‘
GREEN OLIVE CLUB DRESSING 0‘" “en .
s 5 P M 333,133,433figgufiggcg :33: some wonderful bargains in jets. , Couch Hammocks
erves . re ti 10 ‘ . . f ' 1
35 c. mayonnaise. para zwbsp. Cl‘lxlll sauce. Were a duenna. but ”he should make one Flounce. was markEd $1030 For $6.00 Balanc (i Olfl‘ 31m stock, Elli: 1" Gill} ORB OT
’A c. chopped stoned Spam 1 tbsp. horseradish. ‘3 mu" t° be m “men“ an mm‘gh- Bandings were S 8.50 For $5.90 ‘5 ”-’ “
1.11 green oliv.es . the 1mm. At a» swan dance the . ’ ' two of a kind, marked down to :11 5e out.
)lEl‘HOD Mix chill and serve on lettuce (110 cl “9““ “'1‘" know her “mum make u .{Bandmga were . $ 6‘50 F” W
cabbag , cold spinach, or with sea food ' pp ( 3.3312"§Jl..¥m§”2h3'is 0:12;: M2,: AP-Overs, were» ~ $12490 . F“ $630 Hammocks m khaki, gt a}, cretonne and striped
s; certain yogng 4:031:11: at: liar-3:!- Withthueme Colored M M . Q 8fi€Cl&
1. once men t ey sum (1 amp at on y. ‘ , . _ ~ .
present their escorts to 1w:- Need* One 1"“ was marked, $300 For $350 Were marked, $15.00 For $12.58
less to say. the chaperon always re- __ Onelot, waomarked 53-00 F01: 32°50 . k d 1 1) F $1563
malns- until the last guest or dancer , one lot «was marked $2.50 For $1.50 ‘Vfie mar E 1 3.0.LL 0' ‘ ‘
has gone. I! you do notrfeel like re- ’ 3 - W'CTB marked $30.00 For $2503
molding until the "wee sma’ hours" do W Embroidered“ ‘ , - '
not accept-an Invitation to chapel-rm , . ask (:1:
a dance, for since the war is over ’ One lot, was marked ~ $10-00 F0? $630 ONCE-ding Davenport m that ““ ‘ Q'fl
dances are continued much later thm “Joe 1013 was nmrked ’ S 5.00 For $2.50 FC!‘ $43-93
they have been. and unless the chap- ’ $ 3 00 For $1 00 . ’ T1 - .1 .
emu has been especially-Mutt! by -
the parents at her chargfipor union!
.‘9 I it E" 1w-' l A‘ "
G I N G E n‘l ALE? they are very young. she should not . -
Trimming Seqtion
' . 01%th to this late (ageing. 7k 11 ,.
ne of the most at can tax a“! at .
My “ Where people drmk Clicquot
{4}“! any chapemn ever has to perform its at??? M fitah L g
Me 101:. was marked '
. r.“- . .. ..-
. that of “caning" down" one of her , ,EflahltfihBh 15575. -. ~
: - charges. Occasionally. o: course. some , . 7 _ ~ ’ ’ , .r-J'
. . . ' daring young person will indulge In ‘-_A-
Every where “mm“ the bound- one or the dance stepl that are looked
aries of the coun ifiere and " -. upon askance by pmper folks.‘ Bur.
th try - 1f the chaperoo herself has not:
ere and everywhere. danced for a decade or. so she must
VV] , - . . make allowances tor'the changes that
erethe sun “535 mBoston, have taken placeh the way tonne“
' hin * persons dance. It is memely 1.
Where It sats be d the Golden bred to can a dahcer down coupled.
Gate, on the border beyond
which lives the Lady of the
Snows, and down near Old
WEST VIRGINIA
«—
ously. In most cases It is better to
wait until the dance ls through and ,
the dancers have left the floor and,
then to make the. request for a change
in mode of dandng quite confiden-
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