ASNEZ ALWA“ It“ the
.lcest things to set at Gm!
t1" t Tabitha's up.“
,He's a real old ml-
1 whose dinners or. M
.‘ unhappy husbands m
.. , got.
. wake Hi.” Pal.” I
I finished eating my
of especially good
she answered.“ I
m1kc anything half so
ru» 3:1: Pll'k “d W'I
’ - :F,—-'tho top notch in
them at W'illio.
store. 3: Washing-
14
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l
g ' \ou'd ‘nsver serve any
tabls' unless you
.. mW'lrSEif.-—hll’l I remind.
. !.v—-—0f a certain long
.1 'r'l‘iliion.
.. )ll'il‘ uncle ate some
\lrs. Bentham's house."
:ev: mild gully. "I couldn’t
rum—now could I. Su-
. , '1 know Mr. Miller.—
ihiier. they call him—-
ma, wry unusual delicacies
.._ - 2. Park and Tllford'l
1 goods. You'd never
V. “are so many good
V vmrfi to eat unless you
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i.
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: ‘\l‘.." SIGHED Janet. “I
- : 3~ring would hurry up
,« . 2"! here."
-‘.\.in i am not waiting
« ”.i hog to come out and
‘xlwf'
~ spring quarterly o
.. slu'mn Book and .-
,2~rns for my spring
.'lnrt frowned. "some~
'7 i ll?"
;.- i l';t’ Fair Department
>-~'iih Main Street are
- - them. Esceiia pet-
- as expensive as other
. x»? to read and I found
page the dre-
7.
i . ‘1 rst
9,. s "mired every other
r‘ ‘ k” {0 r."
~- "'ormrtment Store SJ”
.‘ ~: line of glnghams. in
r‘ i:'I‘hf‘S wide and priced
~ yard; while 1 yard
.. ~ 9 sorge they are selling
: ~t e yard.
MURNING I sauntered
.7. ii. A. Mead's Drug
at 8 North Main
climbed up on a
soda fountain and
: \
g _ ,_
n 3 _Q
- 21.
91.". the clerk smiled
Hirse." interposed Mr.
1 had time to think.
i i‘ i asked him.
it is snappy. pleasing
, .- There is a delight in
vcr equalled in a drink
. Besides. Mr. Mead
‘:\ ~ shoulders. who cares for
ring cold drink when the
ril‘rnands something that is
rm. soda. fountain. he went
.» lin. is now running at top
\\'r are prepared to‘ serve
- r» “nest, purest. most de~
1 drinks that ever trickled
twi palate. At our foun-
find all the old favorites.
toffee and bouillon."
w! some hot chocolate and
Mr. Mead. If you are
acquainted with Mr.
1" win do not delay. stop
.21 try one and as Mr. Mead
: M‘l appreciate them {or
twin: and deliciousness.
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(.1 7*.“
m or MY BROTHER
=9.» “lady fair" once
Ami him if he posed for
imycndecker chap in
:r ( hosiery advertisement
.‘I‘ then try as we may.
w mi get him to wear any-
' m k socks. Every time he
I“ would strike the pose of
~.» uni display his hosiery.
0' 'im zero weather failed to
:I- lrur, a
mo day last week when
w .an & O'Meara's Men‘s
1 L: S‘nro at 21 North stein
some all wool English
Fr “Hr mixtures marked for
«Ms :1 pair. I bought a
umor uid a word but PM
. LA dresser. That night I
nkxng them over and next
. ‘1 them on.
9' 1-: morning he said to In.-
whore did you get these
”' rx'rn the cat's! I want to
’ " “l0 of them."
"Nd him to Costello &
‘~' <‘mro and he came homo
“tfh several pairs of hose
regular $1.50 to .3
'- H‘J‘u'h he only-peid 0‘
"'a me 32.50 to 83.50 Tyson
lirh cost him only 81.96.
“""r send him back for a
5' lham for dad.
a O O _
AFT WEEK I promised: that
i would tell you about the
mw bedroom III". which
Mother purcha’d from the
Furniture Company. 1‘
lain Street. best you _ have
r i am going to remind 7°“
Angevine Furniture Cow
e the authorised exhibitor of
.9 Furnishing Styles Am
‘ as such. are Dflvflefld ‘0
v
k .
T
s
l “w
o
_ .l,‘
.\
upon their floor. during 33‘ »
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J.
January. exact
the national award winning
of the “triple guarantee” fr-
nri home furnishings-
as I told you otter Hath"
Ashlord bedroom mm W
id do but that she have 3 new
. so we went down to m
e Furniture Compeofs
l answered. I has?
f
Wise
N W Company, 1.
WM 5 Stacker: Shoe lore. 81
Costello 8 M X ' Pun-nigh-
ins store. :1 'm walnut.
3m housefly, “1’41. .hum m
woe ' ’
mm 51 South
3. I. motto. Wm‘
Shop. 8. WM m1. Specialty
Harold A. X
N , Old. Drug Store.
Nicholson‘s Rodin. 78 Washin
Itreet. “on
killer's G .
ton amt. New! Store. 8s Washing
Albert 1). Itergan's Hardware Store.
as Washington Street.
PalaceBoo.27Nrt
t. ”I“! ohMein
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. 13 North
llain Street.
Rogers d: Stevens. Men's Furnish-
inst Store. 1‘ South Kain Street.
Rosentield Brothers. Hardware
Store." us Washington Street.
Shapiro Brothers. Department
Store. 123 Washington Street.
Stone's Ladies Specialty Shop. 13
win Street. Nerwalk“ .
see the duplicate ofIlother's suits.
Or perhaps you.a.rs not interested
just now in a. bedroom suite. rather
you are seeking some piquant Odd
piece to complete the decorative
scheme. of—sey your living room. In
that case. there is the mahogany lin-
ished telephone table with bench to
match. an inviting armchair. the
Dale table. Why not make it a point
to drop into the Angevine Furniture
Company during’the oahibitionsand
look them over!
a s e '“
R8. CARR SIGHED. “I must
go shopping this afternoon
and how‘ I dread the
thought of it."
don‘t. mean to say you don’t enjoy
going shopping. do you?”
"Oh. I enjoy it all right' but not
when I have to go after whet I must
buy today.” '
“And what 'must' you buy?"
"Some underwear for Mr. Carr.
You know he is such a big man that
I never can get anything to fit
him. I usually have to tour all the
stores end then come home with
something that only half tits him."
"Any particular place you go for
them 7" . ‘
"No. I try them all." she answered
wonrily.
"Well. you won't. need to try them
all this afternoon—only one—Rogers
6: Stevens at 14 South
They are selling 83 and to
men‘s shirts and drawers for only 79
cents a garment."
Mrs. Carr eyed ms suspiciously but
before she could voice he:- disbelief I:
went on. "They can otter these gar-
ments at such s low price because
they are odd lots—that is extra large
and. extra small sizes. Mrs. Havens.
whose husband. as you know. is quite
thin. has the same dimcuity in fitting
him as you have in fitting Mr. Carr.
I told her about this bargain at Rog-
ers & Stevens and she didn't experi-
ence a bit of difliculty in getting his
sine. Why don’t you try also?"
"I will.” she answered and later in
the day phoned me that she got Just
what she wanted and at the price I
told herb-79 cents a garment.
Rogers a; Stevens are also closing
out an odd lot of men's sweeten at
one-half off. Not all rises or all col-
ors are in this lot but if you get your
at. you will be a lucky man.
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sin 'raxr vasn' over there.
,
[gt '3 Susana" Louise said. ”that
‘9‘ ‘I is the one you gave me."
[a .0 "That I gave you?" I re-
peated pussied.‘ "and pray. when did
I give you it?”
"Saturday! But I didn't see you
last Saturday." . w
”I know it but-you told me about
the 81 this in the basement of James
Donnelly's Store at 10-1! South Main
Street and I went down there and got
it."
"Well then." I laughed. "I can.
give you something this week also for
this Saturday. In Donneliy in his
basement is going to have a Iboent
table—that is event-hint on th'etap
his will be only 7‘ cents. If you
cm: a four-piece mm m
it is of live-ply '
nd breathe the spirit d all
Mury. Finely W
dorn the front at
and the headboard and ,
f the bed. In the
ofthe mirror-transcenden-
delicacy of contact III, !9 .
e Hepplewhite m
rhashadthewalbvdw'
m;
n
Angevine' mtturo Company and.
y. I laughed. "Mrs. Carr. you ~
. and children's costs from 3 to 6
“%fi%
SEme Shot:
3; a. m here. 3’
mgflfih. _
The MMLM and ‘ Wall
Streets. Norwalk. “’ M‘" 1“ 7‘
Clifford Pharmacy. a: 2m
Street. is ,
1. Collins Munro Cami-lay.
to V m Street.
3. J._Gotbill.78rldge Fish Market.
71 North use Street.
James Don-oily. 1518 South Elain
French Itillinery Company, 21
North Rein-Mt.
Gottlieb's sun's Economy Furnish.
lag Store. 12 South lain Street.
A. 1". Gshebe. Hardware Store. as
West Washington Street. ’. .
68 Washington Street.
Harris Raherdashery Store. 21 wall
Jacoby’s Men’s and Women's Fur;-
Stroot. .
Mme. Jeanette. Women's Specialty
Shop. 56 wutli Iain Street. ' .
Max Levis Shoe Store. 21 South
Main Strut. '
Harold A. Head. Drug Store, 8
North main Street. ,
Mark-O! Shoe Store. 49 South Main
Street.
J
patent or kid. you must also have a
pairofbrogueeif‘wuaretobsin
the swim.
Have you seen the new RaJah
soled shoot It is mule of live gum
and while ther. are many imitations.
the genuine only carry the name-
“Ralah.” Conneelly wracken tarry
only the genuine Rush and after
any other. The Rajah sole makes
any other. 'lhs m shes makes
the shoe flexible. easy on the foot and
for the man who is on his feet. give
Just the right spring which relieves
the tension of walking.
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RB. POWERS LAID the skirt
on the table and with scis-
sors poised. shook her head.
"I am afraid I can't do it."
"no what?" I asked. ,
“Billy: needs a new cost awfully
bad but' I couldn't aflord to buy him
one just now so I thought that maybe
I could make him one out of this old
mu." .
"But children's coats aren't ex-
pensive. not in Stone's Women's Spe-
cialty Shop at 1: Main Street. Nor-
walk. I was in‘ there today and Mr.
Stone told me that all their infants'
years were greatly reduced. Why
bother wasting your\tlms trying to
patch up that old skirt into a coat.
I am sure you an gctone very rea-
sonable there." ‘ ,
Mrs. Powers drew ,a sigh of relief
bend pushed the skirt aside. ”Thank
heavens. you stopped in Susanne. you
have saved me. an afternoon of
agony. I will run up to Stone‘s and
look the costs over.
The Stone Women’s Specialty Shop
are not only ousting at a greet sav-
ing costs. but also children's dresses
and rompers While their corsets.
Royal W rooster. American Lady.
Boa Ton. orthmore and the De Be-
voise brassiere are also marked way
down.
I! SUZANNE." hailed Mrs.
Hall. "have you a moment
to spent, I need your ad~
vise. We are having our
uaui room done over and I was won-
dering if you could tell! me where is
the best place to buy some new iix-
tures."
“Yes. indeed. I do. lira Hall. I
know Just .the place where you can
get just what you want at a very
small cost. I was in Rosanneld Bro-
thsrs Store at 125 Washington Street
the other day and Mr. Roundeld
told me they were having a. special
sale on amhsth room fixtures
"Well I certainly am glad I called
you. I will go. down there this at—
ternoon." ~ , N -
"Call me up then. won’t you and
let me know how you fared at Ros-
enneld Brothel-fa" .‘
She promised and later um num-
noon kept her promise.
sense.” nervoioe came over-tho wire.
“I just came home from shopping
and I couldn't’sven wait until I'took
odmyhatbeforsloanedyootweut
down to Bosenileld Brother's. Shore
and I found Just what I have. been
looking for. A towel rack. tumbler
holder, tooth brush holder, face cloth
reek. soup dishes. shelves. in tact ev.
srythlng for my bathroom and_all for
just assault as ranch as I thought i
would have had to pay."
' 0 0 0 '
Norwaik.
Store. In
_. a ash in
W shop. seWsshingtou Street.
Simeon-Powell Drug
Street. , mfg; Wall Street. Kai-walls.
m Department Store, 51 South - ’
Kain wt- ‘3 I. «m
mmm
L. Golden. Women’s Specialty Shop. “sneer.
Street. Nor-walk. . P ‘
nishing Store, 12-14 North Kain
'3 Jagulos Brother’s Fruit Store. {t
ion ‘
{Iain Street (up one night).
14ch Boot Shop. a wan spat.
was '2. a. Poihemus’ sum
Won Street.
Cut Store. 2e
finial; ans campus. women--
m. and. Brett DOpertment
rams:
Lathe“ ny Ii. Bria. Tailor Shop. I:
North Kain Street. ’
.ecainlna out Shoppe. to Well some,
James Donnelly. 164: South. nu}:
Gorlfim Decorators. 1:: Washing.
, P, ”V tl’hlicetessen. 25 North min
31??“ James Inn, Wall Street. 1%,.
)laln Street.
.' soutnNorwslk Trust-Company. as
Washington Street.
Thomas'a Chocoiate Shop. 2‘ South
Main Street.
Twin City Valet Service. 10 South
dollar but they are worth triple that.
The Shapiro Brothers have a whole
table of shoes marked to sell for only
$1 and $1.98:-
0
HE J. I. mum Wo-
men's Specialty Shop at 88
...~ Washington Street are hav-
U-~“ inga special sale on core
sets. i heard it and hurried over
there. Here I found that they'carry
not only one make but several. lThe
It. & 6.. Gone“! lace front. Nome. ‘
Warner's. Royal Worceder. all names
in all styles. white or pink. plain or
brocaded satin. with or without the
elastic top.
The J. I. Mallette Shop also carries
a full line of corselettes. broader-es.
bandeaux. elastic girdles and misses'
waists and corsets. ’ .
While here I couldn't resist the
temptation to stop and look at \heir
underwear.~ dainty. frilly things in
the softest of crepe dc chine or the
finest of muslin.
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LIST AS ONE season must
give way to another. so
must the garments of the
fading season step aside for
t s new models and when I dropped
into the Palace Clothes. Shop. Inc» 13
North Main Street I found that this
migration was already in procea. All
winter suite are marked way below
cost to make‘ room for the new spring
models. ‘
One unusually attractive oihrlng is
the all wool sport model suit which
is priced to close out at 817.75. They
come in all the wanted shades and
since and are just the thing for early
spring wear.
The Palace Clothes Shop are also
closing out their silk striped shirts
for 81.95. I saw some unusual bar-
gains in this lot. All are made from
the finest material 'obtainable and
come in plain and fancy stripes. No
man can aflord to overlook them-
. O O O
fr; 7: nNDSAKES!" MRS, MILL-
}. ’3} ER burst forth. “Eilnor’s
:0 3 birthday is tho'last at this
Err-:1 mouth and I have forgotten
an uncut it until this very moment. I
wanted to knit her a sweater but I
won-'t have time now."
Mr. Stiller looked over his glasses.
“Guess you will have to buy some.
thing in the store for her. Susanne.
here. he nodded toward‘me. knows a
lot about shopping. she ought to be
able to help yen." ‘ '
"Yes. Mrs. Miller." I piIaded. “do
let me help. Tell me about your
daughter and perhaps! will be able
to make a suggestion!”
"Elinor is my oldest daughter and
she's been married and away from
home these past ten years.”
, “Does she come home often?”
"Only once since she was married.
You know. she went on. she lives way
out in Ohio and traveling's real ex-
pensive these days.“ .
"In that case.” I answered. "I
know Just the gift for her. During
this month the Nicholson Studio. is
Washington Street. are. quoting a.
y :' ‘ -.
summons-rumours- V
‘ Msdeahcroasofthescoresofw
redpeein“HuleUsesh]ude
.sweet Floridka-angasaadW‘
«hmmnihfi‘emfifl
will help you‘et‘o work easier and
wtotlnnk' ' better. ,» Est them firecly
' p and ”youwillfindjhat life holds
greater joy for you.
.-_'- we
_‘ SesldSwect F orids oranges are
high in food‘and th values.
to be conjured with here. They come 4
Sendforgiftccpyhfsu. Altar-gm
Gin-as Exchaue. no Gums Ends-gs
Building.Tanpa We.
~.—:- o‘- ~ _ *-._
.. v '
wits
shoesinto a" veritable little" stream. I
look ’
and. efiuddered. Then the sky bright.
in the dainty pair
which I carried away from therml'ace
Bootcry.for only 36.45. .
when‘we may venture .forth m
footwear and. it really helps: to, wile
away'these dreary days to knowthat
you have a'palr waiting for you. In
the Palace Boote'ry you will find all
the ~ latest models in the Cuban or-
flat heel.
&mmm
Ouf benevolence when directed
to our countrymen at large. consti-
tutu fpatrlo
as much con ed by the laws ‘ of
nor-Airy as when confined to- our
”neighbors or our familiea—w. Jay.
left ape with a severe cough nothing
seemed. to, relieve me until I used
Foley's Honey and Tar.” writes Mrs.
K. D. Drake. Childs. Maryland.
“all“: Cough._ Asthma; Group,
Le Grippe and Bronchitis are quickly,
Gen
t‘rln
_ no opiates --ingredicnts
on the wrapper. Largest seil’.
Stillsop, Powell Corporation.
special price unflather and mother”
pictures and if I know your daugh-
ter on. of the“ pictures iiniahed as
only Mr. Itichcisencsn finish 'them'
will be about the met welcome gift
you can send her.‘ »
“Yea”1ensssred. '31-! lust
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‘ 5e:i\'¢c anir l tier-s:
- , ‘ i
dlfips sought to convert the
down at my clumsy arctlcs :
eneMor me. for I visualised ’my fleet ,
of my slippers ’
Most 0! us look forward totho ar 7
be .‘
hers or arctics in our new ‘1: spring
-' and its exercise is
cougli’ resulting from Indusnn.‘
roller _'with Foley‘s Honey and 'I‘ar. .
inr' «Bush medicine in the World. -
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