fi
the Hark.“ ‘00 ‘3
.,,.h Main street. for M. Us
“min oxford. black calf trtmmsd
' . g . ph’ullf low heel and its dup-
' ~, irmtn suede and brown on)!
clllll'f' of which may be had
.1 cm! price of 85.43. In this
4.50 shown some new Skinnar
up, with brocaded back and
7 m... hrcl. priced at. $2.95. while
.. .m tn the two button effect
~ n‘ h hcv‘l. New one strap.
w... r pumps with the pop.
:i-t'f‘ hrrl and medium or
« nx-v iwlng specially featur~
.\t the same price is
strapped patent
and Goodyear
3-
: t
. g ml.
“'1 I l“'0
Inflllnr." l‘lfi‘l
, —r m also featuring at attrac.
mil fashioned silk hosiery
\\ ..lltt‘d Fl’lflflcS.
I s 0
«\DER “'HY MEN AREN‘T
shell as many pointers on
“hat is going to be worn as
“omen Just as many chang-
. .r'iratrd in their ward robc.
H.“ or other no one seems
. , tmuhlc to tell them about
‘- r.- they wander into an up
i u - rdnshcry store like Theo-
‘i-.' at Cl “’all street. Nor-
:n pcnccfully on wearing
. viirvllt‘l. when in It“. store,
lu- st may be purchased at
'l.I" cost. .
m. iv now showing all thc
in suits. ‘opcoata hats
H- mining—bird model being
its and shirts. In ”C! are
v.\ is in the tweed and
‘i i|l_V is forced to wear a
v :m it. woman and while
:le into an unreliable
influrnccd by the price
in .1» can‘t afford to do this.
“ill find that the price
‘rtl-‘lt' in Mr. Hurrls's
“rumba as the fabric it-
«h is eimrantct‘d to be the
s a O l
x 4 2‘ sivrl‘iiinti'. tom!
as I \
l
v'l iiorzildcd the opening
L. Golden's Specialty
Washington street. of lllS!
—:r!.i.\ of muslin lingerie and;
All. Holden has groupcda
l' H .i showing that one;
-\«r ltln0\i'8 front otir‘
v.l-t as to why his shop—-i
iv , m. is the largest shopl
«w J t \clusivcly to wom-,
. mv rrndezvous of those
'.- ,~l.
I . idl‘l.
i
that thc lingerie"
Hm. on dispiiiy. arc
iwr. llivir glory is being
.- - ll mint-what. by the daily
. m it suits. coats and wraps.
idliiturl‘tl models. run the
t. iultii's with price] in kceD-i
M Lilih-ured suits. which are
l ft ill‘il’l' With this house. will
.1 v moons occupy the place}
'.'ti»; in hi to some degree of un-!
i) th-- three-picccd costume.
u, undid I mention above thuti
1.. are also being rcctivcd."
""1 they are meeting a more“
late than the gracefully"
. map in soft fabrics. Strange1
but fashion notes makc scant’
a of capes. yet. they are bring;
l up like the proverbial hot?
\t-ver before in their span of‘
re they so popular. I'crhaps
t that thc‘oncs being displayed
Golden. are unduly attracthc.
i i make and price. accounts for
.nuts. and while some women
.ur lwtvu‘cn a modish wrap
Hurt cupc. when it comcs to aI
. no one hesitates. .And when:
wriwr it. thcrc is no cause for
" .1 :‘v for in Mr. Golden's will
I twill! in all colors. wcav-xs
s.
,,,. stop into Mr. Golden's and.
latc arrivals (nor? Among.
'tl sun, you will find Just‘
wu Hunt and at Just the price
' til p.13,
0 0 I
lint-tuned \clvrts and
.s bromidvs are being used
-'I-i-c the ncw evening .
t
I
O O O
\ THIS DAY \VHE.’ every-
ii thing: is designed to give the
5' ndrr silhouette. it must
is a comfort to the corpu-
iii-I to know that at least one
1' it" i]
« rcmcmbcred her and
:urtli stylish garments which
“for. without appearing
'l‘lu- N. 141. Ryan company
' Him: in their specialty shop.
.riuton street. some new sty-
‘ rut-rhluuSQ'S. in sizes up to
'le thr- new designs. The
:. :uml paisley motif is seen
r»' thvsv blouses. which are
t and gracefully tied on the
. r. mini model in gray is seen
'l ii;t\t- btw‘n laboring under
win that only the "perfect
vmr an ove-rblousc. stop in
War. which have been cs-
} krflltvtl for you and are very
i-iirwl.
s O O
yiil‘. A. J. COLLINS C0“-
are now showing in
v-u furniture store at 70
‘wirh Main street. at \‘PI’!
i-rwr. new models in baby
Hum thc. spacious pullman
. convenient sulky. They
ill in be natural or colored
i',\\‘l'
hing reaped up all winter.
‘I'rs. with the first breath of
mi arranging their house-
“ so that they may give baby
villillg. Yet. how reluctantly
,. (Hit. it their carriage t!
. ' out of date. Styles in ear-
irigt- Just. as often SS style-
~ things. The large earring. ll
" 3 model for the infant. In“
with-d months give him the
‘ .it up. this type has out-
" .. fullness and the stroller or
.. l?» n in order. The willow
‘ *hnwn by this store. In lin-
‘tinr'tivc. This is m true 0!
w‘i'rll'd. which isvery reason-
milky may be hid in “NV
1- .lmi is priced acoOrdinSl!
know that I could. WW
I ' um zigtcr ream about these
' I‘m-s and yet. not do them
he appreciated. W llltl‘
in Viral of them are now on
r the show window 0! thil
i l.’ among this group you do
“tut you want. do 36‘ tir-
' Hither go into the store and
. Inmcertainbssblstopro
' ”«Udl‘l. which you dedrs.
L l“ ‘ou have read till. {If ”4
" “- , J i uur shoulders. ”why film
tmodcis here in
about baby carriages. If any one
wants to buy one. why. they will go
into a store and buy one—carriages
are Just. carriages." So you may think.
but you are wrong. as have the ones
who strayed into any store and MP-
chascd any carriage. which was of-
fered to them. learned. to their sor-
iOW. when after a few months. they
became worn and shabby. Profit by
their experience and step into the .L
J. Collins Company and make your
own selection from these new models.
0 O O
HE HARDWARE STORE of
_ A. F. Oebebe. :5 West Wash-
f~' ._. tngtoa street. is all prepared
I ~‘ to supply the equipment nec-
emry for every housewife's annual
march through her home. From the
garrct she will go. routing all specks
of dust and dirt which have been
lodged undisturbed in hidden nooks
and crevices. Unassisted. she cannot
accomplish this feat. but thanks to the
foresight of Mr. Gehebe. in his store.
she will find all her ammunition wait.-
ing for her.
When the house-cleaning brigade
answers the call "to arms" in this
store. they will find O'Cedar and
Liquid Veneer mops. brushes of every
size and description. dusters. feather
and wool. brooms. pails. wringers. car-
pet sweepers and beaters step ladders.
and every other utensil necessary to
make their charge a success.
The galvanized pail may be had in
any size desired. the brooms in any
weight and the stop ladders in any
height. All these articles and many
more of their companions are being
featured by Mr. Gehebe during this
period at special prices. 80 before you
shirt your house cleaning. stop in and
look his showing over. You will find
everything here to make this disa-
grcuiblc task as pleasant as possible.
I‘crhaps when you have renovated
the inside of your house. you will find
that the outside also needs some new
equipment. Afm the winter. most cf
us. I think. will find such to be the
case. Mr. Gehebe has also attractive
priccs. all sizes. shapes and kinds of
garbage and ash cans. W'hlle to keep
your yard in condition will be found
rakes. hocs. shearsto trim your hedge.
lawn mowers and other garden tools.
“(by not drop around to Mr.
Gchcbe's and look all this equipment
over?
‘ OOPS 0F MOIRE DR taf~
. feta ribbon and banks of
colored flowers divide hon—
ors on huts of silk and im-
ported straws. shown in tlic French
Mlllincry Shop. 21 North Main street-
A blue and black silk creation has a
fantastic bow of moire ribbon which
is held in place by a jot pin. White
and black is a charming combination
and scvcrul hats here carry out this
scheme. (inc of black imported straw
is faccd in white. with strips of white
u-lvct wound around the crown and
looped on thc sidc. All black hats are
equally as charming. specially the
silk horsehair. In
fact. silk horsehair is very effective
when cmplovcd alone or combined
[with some of the new straws. Fluted
runs of ribbon. are tacked to small
shapcs and are designated as the
modcl to bc warn with a suit.
Gray is still the leading color al-
though thc various shades of brown
arc. threatening to wrestle its crown
from it. Gaily colorcd plumes are
laid across thc crown and permitted
. to graccftill drape themselves ovcr the
wciircr's shoulder. Matron hats shown
hero are very smart affairs. Fashion-
cd from all the new straws. with the
sombre shades predominating. they
are trimmed perhaps with a jet fancy.
a plumc. loops of ribbon and evcn
the St-tt‘rll)’ of some is relieved by
trailing flowers.
l-‘or sport wear. hats of ribbon. en-
tirely made by hand. are being ad-
vocated. lluts in all the leading Shldll
and combinations. hats. which “'1”
:‘nc just the right finish to your spurt
2 t-ostumc.
I-‘rom hats. shall we turn to sweat-
crs'.‘ The new models here are fitting
companions for the hats which I have
described for you. Slip-ans in silk
wool are very pepular. while the
tuxedo models are Just as stunning.
Silk stockings for the charity Bail
are here in all the new colors and
checks. from the sheer to the heavier
grades.
0 O O
Skull-fitting turbans of Oriental
silks are very smart.
O S 0
O MATTER HOW’ many
suits a woman may have.
she will want a frock also.
for a frock and especially
the ones shown in Frank Jacoby's
store. I North Main street. may be
worn in any gathering and make the
wearer feel at home. Frocks in all
the new fabrics. beaded. drapped and
tucked. in all the wanted colors. are
here and at reasonable prices. In top
costs. the swagger Collegian model in
smart plaids. leads. while the modish
new capes. which have Just been rc-i
ceived here. are already giving every.
evidence of becoming extremely pop—
ular.
Suits for the miss and the matron
will also be found in this store and at
prices to suit. Jaunty three-pieced
models. plain or boasting much em-
broidery. tallleured models. prim and
smartly finished are featured. Why
not stop in and look these new models
over? Even if you have not decided
just what you want. the clerks will}
be very glad to show these to you and
they wilL I am sure. amist you in
solving your problem.
0 O O
HIS IS THE listle- era. or
at least. it will be before
. many days will have past.
I ~I Yet. the wind has little re-
spect for our elaborate coiffcur and
gems to take a delight in freeing
curled locks from confining plus. Do
you known how you put one over on
the mischievous wild? By tucking
them up under a Vanilla hair act.
such as may be, purchased in the
of ”hon-Powell. $2
In conjunction with the half sets.
this more b also featuring somethlsg
newmthewayofaaks-mltls
bythesamepeoploaadls
called Vent“ Clio—tonic. thefts. Rh
’Here. ‘
My.
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
Main treat. ‘~
Angevlas Furniture Company. 1‘
North nun Street.
Coaaeally d: Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington sneer. ’
Costello & O'Hara. llen‘s Furnish-
ing acre. :1 North Ilsia Street.
James Donaelly. 16-18 South Kain
Street.
Fair Department Store.
Main Street.
J. I. Xallette, Woman's Specialty
Shop. 83 Washington Street.
Harold A. Head. Drug Store. 8
North Main Street. ’
Michel-en’s Studio. 28 Washington
Street.
Miller's Grocery Store. 8: Washing-
ton Street.
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Store.
84 Washington Street.
Palace Bootery. 31 North Rain
Street. *
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc, 1: North
Main Street.
Rogers 8; Stevens, Men's Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenneld Brothers. Hardware
store. 1:5,Washington Street.
51 South
tonic. I was all set. but as turned
away from the counter I another
box. with the word "Pineglow" writ-
ten across it. I don't know why it. is
but the word "pine" always casts a
spell over me, so I lingered before
this box and discovered that it. also.
Is something new in the way '0? a
shampoo. I read the direction and
warrant between it and my first,
choice. Some people. you know. pre-
fer to wash their hair with a tar soap.
This shafnpoo contains all the pro-
perties of this kind of soap. plus sev-
eral others. So why not try some of
this-it is in liquid form and easy to
use.
This store is also featuring in con.
nection with Plneglow. a rubber cap.
which may be slipped on over the
head. while washing and drying the
hair. It is priced at 50 cents and is
slmlliar to the model used by pro-
fessional hair dressers. Every woman
who shampoos her own hair. Will
want. one. so why not stop in?
O
rzf i N THE SHOE STORE of Max
‘3‘“; L“? at 27 South Main
’12:" street will be found a com-
u.‘ plete line of comfort shoes
for tender feet. These have cushion
insoles. rubber heels and may be had
in all widths at. moderate prices.
In here will also be found wide
ankle pumps and oxfords. which have
been specially designed for short.
stout feet. in all leathers. This store.
I learned. makes a specialty of shoes
and despite this fact. quotes a. very
reasonable price. If your feet are the
"hard to fit" kind and you have becni
experiencing difficulty in obtaining a
shoe that gives mil-tying comfort.
stop in hereaad as: so see these.
Your“! find that they are as up-to—1
date‘as the other models Sad equally
as good looking.
0
Closely knitted fabrics on the
jersey order are used for the
Suzanne i‘ heps
3
ns- Department Store. 61 South
Main Street.
R. A. Benedict's Jewelry Store. a:
Wall Street. Nor-walk. >
The Boston acre. Halo and Wall
Streets. Norwalk.
A. J. Collins Furniture Comp...”
to North Main Stmt.
R. J. Cutblll. Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Iain Street.
mach nllllasry Company. 21
North Kain Street. ..
Gottlteb's lion’s Economygrurnish.
lag Store. 13 South lain Street.
A. F. Gehsbe. Hardware Store. 25
West Washington Street.
L. Golden. Woman's Specialty shop,
68 Washington m
Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall
Street. Kamik- .
Jacoby's Men's and Women's Fur.
nishing store. 12-14 North Main
Street.
Ha: Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Main Strut.
Harold A. Head.
North Main Street.
Mark-OE Shoe Store. 49 South Main
Street.
Norwalk Boot Shop, 42 “’all Street.
Drug Store. t
—/
King Tut. long may he reign. for he
has solved the problv/ for those of
us who have bccn wondering what to
tack on to finish that wrap. coat. or
dress. The new King Tut buckles am
just the thing. “'hile the paisley belts
are what you will want to wear with
your straight—frocks or loose coat.
If you are fashioning your own new
gowns. stop in this store for the trim-
mings. They have just received a. new
consignment which is both original
and attractive.
O O O
OMB-MADE AND a yard
’ wider" How often have you
heard someone utter these
" words as a neighbor floated
by in a. frock which bore all the ear-
marks of being made by hand. The
material may have been costly. it. may
have been adcptly fashioned. yct.
there was somcthlng about it whicir
shriekcd the fact that. an amateur
hand had worked on it. The selection
of the material. itself. is the simplest
part. but. to know what to combine
with it. so as to cfi’ace all marks of
the old adage, is where the difficulty
lies. This may be overcome. however. g
by stopping into the Boston Store atj
Main and “’21“ straits. Nor-walk. and
making your sclcction from the host
of new drcss trimmings. which are on
display on their main floor. ‘
Maybe you would rather purchasc
your frock ready made. If so. then by
all means follow your preference. but
do it in this store. where awaitinz
your selection arv- scores of drcssvs
developed front all the new materials.
and they are many. in all the wanted
shades. In fact. the second floor of this
store. which is given over to the dis-
play of milady's outer meats. coho
tatns all the ncwcst in suits. coats.
wraps. cspcs and hats. In frocks will
be found thc conservative and frivo-
lous. in suits. the two and titreeopiece.
in wraps. draped and tucked. and in
hats. models for sport and dress.
long top coat. jacket. separate
skirt and two-piece suit.
0 O O
OME MERCERIZED Pox-
GEE. suitable fer dresses.
blouses. and children’s suits
[0:9 and dresses. is shown in the
{Fair Department tSore. 51 South.
'Main street. for 45 cents the yard. i
Here also are some envelop-2’
chemise in white batiste. very We)!
made and daintllz' finished in fine em-
broidery. These may be had in all
sizes and are specially priced at 98
cents. Most women will find that they
are Just what they will want for sum-
mer wear. Step-ins are here at 49
cents. b
O , O O
Ll’l'.’ FISH. SHAD. halibut.
» - cod. flat fish. Spanish
long clams do you know
mackerel haddock and open
where I saw all these? In the only
place in town where one may obtain
fresh caught fish. the bridge fish mar-
ket of R. J. Cutblll. 71 North Main
street.
When a house wife wants some
vegetables. she goes to the 'atere where
she may obtain fresh variety. yet.
when the question of buying fish is
faced. she‘never gives it it though as
to whether it is fresh or not. Perhaps
she did not know when fresh caught.
fish may be obtained. If so. she need
no longer remain in the dark. . Mr.
Cntbill carries only fresh caught
fish.
C . .
- HIS WEEK HAS been set
F3 aside by Tristrarn I: Hyatt.
I . 28 Wall street. Norwalk. for
If ‘1 "gingham week" and in
keeping with their custom they are
quoting prices on all their new fabrics
which are proving irresistible to the
scores who toe already planning their
summer wardrobe. Ginghams were
very popular last summer and are to
be even more so this season. This. in
spite of the fact that one hears poth-
\3
i
Tristram &
found. the best line of dry goods in
town and their prices—well. I saw
some new Ever-fast lines in plain
colors. priced at only 31.23 a yard.
while the Everfast suiting is only 59
cents. Paisley cotton. oh. you can’t
make light of in popularity. lost at
the moment: is shpwn hero for 59
cents a yard. while the silk paisley
and Egyptian materials are very laud-1
erately priced.
Children‘s school and, play hose.
Cadet brand. full or _ aim
length. in Rack and brown are here.
“can stockings are 1‘ the thing for
the youngster. who is liar-d on his
' sad as they are very reason-
. priced. every masher siauld put
teamwoftheni. lames‘s fall-
faskloned silk m are models
warms: "tots“. Man:
a reliable and well known makes and
It! be had in an the wand nudes.
This store is also showing all the
new fabrics suitable for lat-.9 sprint:
and early Ellml’llt‘l" wear. Crepes in all
weaves and effccts. gitighams. llll-%
ported and domestic. voilcs. cottairi
materials. the popular cpongc. sport‘
retina and silks and the most arrest-
ing feature about thcm outside of
thcir \ivid coloring is the price. which
is \cry rcasonablc. So much so tilt-t
every woman may have changes this
this summer.
0 C I
O\'EI.TY! I VV’ONDEP. who
resurrected the word and ap—
plied it to articles of appart-l.
I have seen novelty hats:
novetly coats and novelty what-nets.
but until I saw some of the ncw
novelty shoes in the Norwalk Boot
Shop, 42 “'3“ street. Norwaik. I ncvcr
ga ' a second thought as to why they
we dubbed so. Novelty. so Mr. “'cb-
ater says. means “newness" and new
indeed are these shoes. which are here
in all docs. colors and at very at-
tractive prices.
For the Charity ball. in this shop
will be found slippers to match every
frock. although the black satin model
seems to be the choice of most women.
Stockings are here from the popular
sheer and chiflon to the heavy Italian
silk. Make this store your shopping
place for your foot-wear and by all
means..stop in and look at the new
novelty models.
0
O C
One of the new frocks has a.
bell sleeve which is elaborated
with a large wheel of lace. from
the center of which flows three
strands of Mn ribbon.
O O
O MATTER HOW \VELL
made your frock may be.
or how stunning your hat
is. unle- ootled around
your throat. is a vivid
colored string of beads and extending
from your ears are ear-rings to match.
your costume is incomplete;
In the jewelry store of Robert A.
Benedict. :2 Wall mt. Norwalk.
will be found a named amortmentuf
all the newest novelty beads and ear-o.
rings. tuclndlw my in the popular
bimne slain. duplicate of the ones
taken from King Tut’s tomb. The can.
rings may be obtained in models tfit
boldly touch your Mac. _.
It}, aha carries some very
aniline m in wrist watches and
as thh is We in your old waist
week.” have ’you brought in your oi
new and up-to-date model? *
O I I
3 THIS “EX-END die
Norwalk.
Store, 80 Washington Street.
South Iain Street.
.Ciub and Gage sport hats will also bet
iexclusive models. which she designed
~ nAdemoustrator will at all times be
ma K. A. Pflh'QlIII' sauna:
Roller 5 and 10 Cent Store. :8
N. B. Ryan Company. Women's
Specialty Shop. 86 Washington fire'et.
Simona-Powell Drug Store. 8:
Washington Street. ’
Trista-am and Hyatt Department
Store. :8 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
Saturday
Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shop. 33
North Hall: Street.
Camilla Gift Shoppe. u Wall Street.
Norwalk.
James Donaslly. 18—18 South )(aln
Street.
Gar-ham Decanters. 1:0 Washing-
ton Street.
Palace Delicate-en. as North Iain
Skeet.
Royal James Ian. Wall Snot. Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother’s Fruit Store. dd
South Main Street.
South Norwalk Trust Company. N
Washington Stnct.
Thomas‘a Chocolate Shop. at South
Main Street.
Twin City Valet Service. 67 North
Main Street. South Nor-walk. I
Several kitchen utgnstls are also of.
fercd at. this time at. prices far below
these originally asked. Just stop and
look at all the articles displayed in
their window and see if there isn't
something there, that you want. You
will find the price very moderate and
inspection 0 fthe goods themselves
will bear out my statement that they
are of the best.
w 0 0
Novelty pockets continue to be
seen on suits and frocks.
‘ O O U
3, OTTLIEB'S CLOTHING Store.
E 1.: South Main street is show-
a.\.; )5 a mu line of all wool tweed
Elf-‘3 knickers for boys. men and
yes. for the ladies. priced from 8t.50
up. A special price of 81.95 is also
being quoted on regular $2.50 Colum~
bio. made shirts in fast colors with col-
lars to match. and in the Meadow-
brook. Grant and Gicnnock style. New
rcp shirts in green, tan or lavender
stripes. regular 82 values are now
specially marked at 81.66.
A full line of children's wash suits is
also car:'.cd in this store. including
the middle and the popular Oliver
'
Twist niodcl. priced from $1.33 up.
C O O
lipongc in filet weaves is the
favorite fabric of Parisian dress-
mziktrs. if one is to judge from
ltic number of frocks of it. be-
ing sent to these shores.
- s 0
fit
.6
ISS K. A. POLHEMUS. FROM
her recent visit to New York.
brought back with her to her
ington street. several new fancies.
which are to grace hats created in her
own workroom. Several new Com
t‘ound in hcr shop as well as several
herself.
A happy combination is Milan and
taffeta and hats are seen here with the.
Milan brim and taffeta crown. or just
the reverse with the taffeta. brim and
Milan crown. Candy cloth remains tin:
favorite fabric and a. blue creation
here is finished with a soft. fold of
taffeta caught with a straw ornament.
An all-over embroidered model in rose
and copcn has a tagal under-facing.
while a poke shape has loops of taffeta
ribbon. By the way. the poke is the
favorite shape just at the moment. but
as the season advances. it will no
doubt give way to the wide-brimmed
hats. just now making their debut.
0 O O
ALWAYS LIKE TO GO into
the drug store of II. A. Mead.
8 North Main firect. because
I usually know that. over the
week end Mr. Mead has somethin!
tempting to offer. So when I was
in there yesterday. I was not disap-
pointed. for over this week end Mr.
Mead is offering for 25 cents a large
box of \Nallacc's old fashioaed gum-
drops in assorted flavors. rose. lime.
aniaé‘. lemon. orange, peppermint and
Wintergreen.
Most people favor gum-drops but
in tho suffle to introduce new tangled
concoctic‘ms. the old fashioned recipe
was lost and until Wallace placed be-
fore us his brand, we were surfeltczl
with imitations. ,
These are being specially featured
by Mr. Mead this week end at the
price, which I quoted and if you
want gum-drops like you use to get.
'elop in and try a hoi.
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For sport. wear is shown a sleeve-
lem swagger coat in blue-black
and white checks. a
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HAVE YET TO meet the
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woman who enjoys sweeping.
g; <‘ and well may aha frown upon
L; i“ it. for old—fashioned broom
sweeping is a disagreeable and urea
some drudgery. Withal it is a task
which must be performed and only.
the woman who owns a Hoover can
say "get thee behind me. broom.” The
Hoover. which is fer-sale in Doanelly’s
stare. 16-18 Soul-II Hall street. “like
Hoover. _
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your home and a few cents a dot:
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Store close: daily at 6 o'clock.
, Linens for Dresses
A new weave guaranteed fast color
TnOugh Linen is never out of fashion this yea.
it will be one of the leaders in washable fabrics. We
dare say this fast color will be in the front rank. It
is guaranteed to be fadcless and is so marked on the
sclvage of every yard. it is shown in Persian pink.
shrimp, jade, lavender, zinc, tan and coral.
$1.25 ""4-
The illustration at the top so adaptable for linen
is Vogue pattern No. 7-120.
Linen and Pattern Sections.’
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Dinner Sets
Two choice patter-us from a Western Pottery
Both these sets are a little different in design
than what is usually seen. The paste Is snowy white
which makes the colorings in the designs stand out
dear and bold.
“Dim." a it: piece set with fniit
llld floral border, apples, pears and
grapes with delicate florets in natural
:olorings. A medallion, fruit cluster, is
in the center of each piece. Solid gold
handles. _
Set of 112 pieces, fairly wide
border in light shade of blue, it fine lat-
ticcd design with faint touches of black,
nsets of pink roses. Half mat gold
handles.
$72.75
$51.50
Malndoor.
“Pyrex" Tea Pots
Glass Tea Pots in the famous Pyrex ware
known to stand heat and hot water without break-
ing. At present three attractive shapes, each shape
in three sizes. if you have other Pyrex pieces a tea
pot will be a useful addition.
Pots in two cup size. $2.50
$3.00
four cup.
$3.50 .
six cup,
Complete stock of Pyrex Oven Ware shown in -
connection with the tea pots.
Basement.
"Butter Vals"
for making lacy ros-
ettcs~ on liaise-and
‘ Keytainers
Brown and black
leather cases for bold-
ing keys that one ear-
d'mu . . rics in the pocket. in
“"11"” sizes to hold from 4 to
rm Section. '16 keys.
w “”- » 30¢. to $2.00
""'—"'"" Iaather Sedan;
Isis Sou
Beaded Bag:
Large and glittering
assortment. some
mounted on frames,
others-close with a
drawstring.“ Attacks-
lugs.
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