.u
H
7, RsDAY. APRIL ~
.l l .\.
l' .\»-"
l I t‘.
the shade hat-g
mu l by cxcludve mil-
, F" . 'l its 3”. K. A. PC)-
9“ " .\ mglol’i street. for
‘ . w .r. consequently. in
‘ .uop will be found
F ,‘lulls. One very Q‘o
*4 u combination of
. g mum. finished with
t‘ .. m-t. Another a
li i.|(‘l‘ii with green
. q \trnpf‘t‘i around the
. '.u:.ln poke boasts a
’ ~\ -u Krcrn breast
nl lull for the “Ef-
x irii‘ii colored rib.
2 net i have ever
. urccn georgette.
4‘ ‘ rs Of white "00'.
‘ ‘ Amos blossoms are
nlrl and appliqucd
.nl vr.
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l»l‘..\'S
11
\VOMEN'S
\‘ i Y shop. II
‘Hlvuf roof. will be
unusually varied
undergarments.
..l\ bloomers, step-
.mllon and in-
" horn. in dainty
' 1 . l‘lvnl fabric for
‘ in the more
silk and
~ ul‘
' _. Indium
..r the but stock-
::l in town. In
u<uiil attention
'1.” department.
x lmrc will be
m “:1 the wanted
«illmmllle sheer
" . silk. with prices
' 'u 33.3”.
:v» this store is
rm or milady's
:. m.- group of
u Llwh are alike.
-:.wlrls. embodying
'l‘iititlll. in all the
ln suits are
, mlrls and smart
v’lllf‘fl. coats are
'1 H much more
\\ t‘l't‘ Iii. Easter.
. wili)‘ worn dur-
_ hut today they
'1 ll mr \vvar dur-
.. r» i‘orc. unless
' lillli i! ll. snug
.!::ipf'li over your
.‘our costume
anvlrn's at very
M mood several
.1wi. for. wolf.
.lnl other furs
' mluonablc.
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.-.- pl'iitv‘d and
.w ' ' mu :Il'c develop-
’|li"l'l‘2D THAT
-‘ i“ going to ho
most not email
h, mo verdant ‘W
Z".
, ‘ ’ s
nor
titer grows warmer and you get out
into the strong sunlight. your chances
or doing this are not so good. And
then. why should you? At least not
Iw'iiile such attractive prices are be-
.I‘I‘f“q:;t;dt:y Freak Jacoby on the
coa
Niamey: Napin street‘.n I“. store. at
r. acoby is offeri all the
spring models in bothn'top coats Lani:
suite at prices which make you catch
Your breath and wish that a similar
shad. blue and flat fish. open long
quotation was made on w,omen's wear.
This store features Kuppenbeimer
clothes. which .speak for themselves.
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N THE BRIDGE FISH mar-
ket of R. J. Cutbill. 71
North Main street will be
found a full line 0‘ fresh-
caug t fish. Friday's menu u ua
proves the undoing of even thelmclils);
emcient of housekeepers but this no
longer needs to phase them if they
stop into Mr. Cutbili‘s market. Cod.
Spanish mackerel. halibut. haddock.
shade. blue and fiat fish. open long
clams are here. and as I have told
you are fresh caught. By that 1
mean. that the fish you buy here,
say on \Vednesday. is what is taken
from the sea on the Saturday before.
Even if you do not favor fish. the
13:): (gutvihl‘lr'f Cutbill makes a speci-
. orce '
it is not .0 bad. you to admit that
Grapes in dul blue. plum jade
and orchid shades are used as side
trimmings on a hat of delft blue
crepe. '
HE MAX LEVY SHOE store
store. 31 South Main street.
is featuring white canvas
pumps and oxfords in all
style of heels. A full line of tennis
and sport shoes will also be found
here in all the wanted styles and at
unusually attractive prices. For a
limited time a special is being run on
boys' and girls' basketball and tennis
shoes with the suction soles. straight
laced or laced to the toe.
This store is also featuring rhine-
stone buttons and slide buckles which
add 100 per cent. to the appearance
of your shoe. They are very modest-
ly priced at 50 cents the pair.
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IT" EVERY ONE deep in
the throes of housccleanlng.
don't you think it would be
a good idea if we confined
our attention to door and window
coverings? At this time of the YEM‘
most of us look over our rugs. screw
up our foreheads and wonder if W0
turned it around if that faded spot
would show. Our curtains K0 through
on record
l 'inppcll Into ()1.
.I. t'olllns com‘
-. "rm-l, I learned
'wi against this.
! vow modeled
It'll
. ’uppvii to think
.‘ .u rvfrigerator
ms: riffcciivcly, at
1, I> the one you
urn-«t essential
'Ilinu is good
hunt is kept
\mlr refrigera-
. » Mmi or save icc.
-v.vl0r's insula-
I's “ails. it is
llnrn. before
Is insulated.
‘ "ilH‘ nrc llflcd.
illsllllliillfi ma-
:mv cfflcicnt
..l~i :Il‘f‘. v I
" .u ro-frigcrnfor
wm'ily of ma-
. it is put to.
; m' its finish.
. M dr'ul about
‘Iitrcrntor by
1 ill ii. Hm WI!
ll .- quality of
Mm, the nt of
. or lili‘ drain
mulls of finish
workmanship.
.‘I slwsc things
:mk qurstions
: u: illt‘ refrig-
\nur choice
siloun in this
.- ii‘.
'0
i'urk insulated or
n . K'.illlll‘.‘§ porce-
in-cn intend-
m'ur this sum-
‘ purchase until
“lose.
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if \r A PLUME.
' 1' .. vhlll)‘ in a
..,... would never
‘ ll t'nliiti b6 em-
.Ik‘ llm French
itil Muin street.
nil some “I their
no one model
i vim crown with
‘4- lll.l}'i'iii winds.
ml", ii. is care-
> .. i. of the hat.
"w day and SOV-
‘h'uwn here. in
-I»- of varied
sport hatl.
ililv shape to
m lnuncd 120‘
wlwrs which are
of old. may
«lvslred. Red
man-h your
MM. :‘ll'i being
models fa-
[Ilildl‘ comblnar
m rv
i ii {‘0‘
mil be delighted
44' makes a. spe-
: m for them.
think only of
”w result that
.cn up all hope
'v .. happy posses-
lluls of horse-
!“l combinations
I‘m-v, turban or
= ‘-\iii‘i a loop of
.. er‘uth of gay
. "‘1'. Slip-on and
t. . ‘ 1 w and wool. may
7i. ‘ Moderate pricog.
‘ "Why and heavy
'. with this shop
. ' "‘V‘Tfll models
‘ ‘l '1 elsewhere.
0
" [MUKS shabby
' " "f the Year but
~ .. H‘ er ilw pgim;
"‘ huw much (Mt
"U-t you. after
HMS shine in
'Ml may have
‘ .li worry along
the same process with the result that
the shabby pair is draped over the
less conspicuous window—tho one]
perhaps that the porch shelters from
the gaze of curious passers-by.
If you have done this in the past.
there is no need for following the
some purs it this year. just visit the
third floor of the Boston Store. Main
and Wall streets. Norwalk. where you
find new coverings to replace old ones.
at very reasonable prices. In fact.
special prices are Just at present be-
ing quoted on rugs. llnoleums. cur-
tains. draperies and floor and win-
dow coverings of all kinds. Grass and
fibre rugs are here for the sun porch.
washable rugs and the old-fashioned
rng one for the bathroom. as well as
larger rugs for the living. bed and
dining room.
To so cover your windows 3! as to
bring out the best in your room is a
difficult task. that is unless you se-
lcct your material in the Boston
store. Quaint little Dutch curtains
of Quaker net or ruffled pairs of dot-
ted Swiss are what is generally used
on the windows of a bedroom. How-
ever. several interior decorators are
advocating their use on the windows
of the living or sun room.
For overdsapings. crctonno or sun-
fast materials. in tones which har-
monize with the room itself are sug-
gested. In this store will be found
varied stock and it might be wise to
stop in and look them over.
N THE.FA.IR.DEPARTMENT
store. 51 South Main street
is showing something new
in the way of infant socks.
r ce at 25 cents is a cotton model.
while for 89 cents is shown a pure
silk sock. daintly finished at the top
with a finely crocheted beading.
through which is drawn a narrow rib-
bon. which is caught into a rosette on
the side.
This store is also featuring some
imported silk striped tissue ginghams
at the special price of 89 cents. while
French gingham in all the popular
shades is priced at 45 cents the yard.
Either is ideal for fashioning the sum-
mer frock. so why not stop in and ask
to be shown them?
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Silk handkerchiefs with a
startling black and white motif
are used to fashion a straight-
line frock.
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- N GOTTLIEB’S CLOTHING
' store. 12 South Main street
will be found sport and
Norfolk suits for dyoung
odel rice rom
two pants m Tl; :opular two
also priced
in worsted.
men.
"£50 up to “8.50
button models are here
item $24.60 up to 829.60.
cashmere and herringbone.
two pants sultte or the model
with one pair of knickers. in tweeds
and worsteds. are priced from 87.50
up. This store has an ungually
varied showing-of children'sefeport
coats and hats and it might well
to stop in and leek.the.m ever.
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graphic new“ “3"“
Boys'
'- but as the was-
SuZanne Shops 'H’erc
Tuesday.
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
Kiln street. '
Angevine Miture Company.
North Main Street.
Conneally a Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street.
Costello at O'Meara Men's Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-13 South Main
Street.
Fair Department Store.
Main Street.
.7. I. Mallette. Women's Specialty
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Head, Drug
North Main Street.
Michelson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street.
Miller's Grocery Store. :3 Washing-
ton Street.
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Sore.
84 Washington Street.
Palace Bootery. 27 North Main
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. 13 North
Main Street.
Rogers a Stevens. Men's Furnish-
lngs Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenneld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 Washington street.
16
51 South
Store. 8
Thursday ,
Fah- Department Store. 51 South
Main Street.
it. A. Benedict’s Jewelry Store, a
Wall Street. Norwalk. ‘ ‘
The Boston Store. Main and Wall
Streets. Norwalk.
A. J; Collins Furniture Company,
70 North Main Street.
R. J'. Cutbiil. Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Main Street.
French Millinery Company,
North Main Street.
Gottiieb's Men’s Economy Furnish.
ing store. 12 South Main Street.
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store, 25
West Washington Street.
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop,
68 Washington Street.
Harris Haberdashery Store, 21 Wall
Street. Norwalk.
Jacoby's ycn's and
nil-hing Store. 12-14
Street.
Ms: Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Main Stu 4.
Harold A. Mead.
North Main Street.
Mark-Oi! Shoe Store. 49 South Main
Street.
h‘orwaik Boot Shop. 43 Wall Street.
21
Women's Fur-
North Main
DWI 310”. S
_.,.
Norwalk. ' ~ ‘
Store. to Washington Street. _ .
Roller t and 10 Cent Store. 28
South Hail: Street.
N. B. Ryan Company. Women's
Specialty Shop. to Washington state
StilleemPowell Drug Store. 81
Washington Street.
Tristram and Hyatt Department
Store. as Wall Street. Norwaih
My
Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shop. '82
North slain Street. ‘
Camilla-Gift Shane. 08 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
James Dennelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Got-ham. Decorators. 126 Washing-
ton Street.
Palace Delicatessen. 25 North Main
Street.
Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store. is
South Kain Street.
South Not-walk Trust Company. as
Washington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. as South
Main Street. 4
Twin City Valet Service. 67 North
Main Street. South Not-walk. .
-
priced. is priced at 20 cents. To prevent pa- to consolie themselves with inferior
To introduce Lacs. products, with tent leather from cracking is a paste. brands.
each box of Lacs. castile soap, 1. oily-Cream, which sells for 30 cents. 0 ‘ a
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given free a 50 cents bottle of liquid
Lacs. shampoo. which contains all
the features which have made the
soap so popular. This shampoo. which
is Just being placed on the market. is
culled from forumlas tried and ap~
proved by chemists. who have devoted
years to the discovery of the idea.
shampoo.
Several other reliable and Well
this
the
known shampoos are carried in
storc. which also carries only
best in toilets goods.
No matter what you want in the
drug line. you may with confidence
stop into this store and know that
you are getting only reliable goods.
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~ . N THE DRUG STORE of it
A. Mood. 8 North Main
street will be found a full
line of cameras. and film;
Eastman goods. Twenty-four hours
service is also offered by their print-
ing and developing department. Most
every home boasts of at least a. mod-
est "Brownie" and the favorite out-
door sport. just at the moment. seems
to be snapping pictures. Perhaps you
have done this. yet. when you went
after the prints you found that the
developer had labeled them N. G. If
that has been your experience. bring
your'next roll into Mr. Mead's. The
work done here is guarnteed. the
service of the best and the price nom-
inal. Don't expermiment with ama-
teurs. who know no more about dc-
vcloping than you do yourself, bring
them into this store.
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7-,? AVE YOU TURNED in your
.- * old watch yet? If not.
‘ ' don't delay. for Mr. Bene-
, dict's offer holds good for
only a short time longer. Perhaps
you are not familiar with this unique
proposition which Mr. Benedict has
put to you. If not. may I then ex-
plain it to you?
In the past. as a matter of course.
you have traded in your last year's
machine for this year's model.
until Robert A. Benedict. whom jew-
elry store is located at 22 “'0." street.
Norwnlk. offered to make you a tidy
little allowance on your old watch.
to be applied against a 'new one. you
have been forced to class your old
time-piece as a liability. Sometimes
Mr. Benedict is really making quite
an allowance on all- old watches
traded in and this when. deducted
from the price of even the most ex-
pensive of models. puts it within
reach of us all. That old watch.
tucked away in your dresser or
trunk is doing no one any good. so
why not take it out. dust it up and
bring it into Mr. Benedict's?
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A cream colored crepe dress
is trimmed with Jade and black
and has a bodice of plain black
crepe.
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HERE. on WHERE. has the
black shoe gone? Lost in
the shuffle of the new mo-
dels. as colorful and vivid
as the season itself. And who is to
blame——Klng Tut? Yes. but rather
than censure. let ’us thank him. That
is if our gratitude should rightly be
bestowed upon him or the Norwalk
Boot Shop. 42 Wall street. Net-walk.
who is showing qme of his sandals
in all colors. including red. blue and
green. The only sombre note on mi-
lady this season is her eyebrow and
the outstanding feature of her cos-
tume is her footwear which invari-
ably is in harmony with her hat.
Smart women are receiving with
”not: favor these gaily colored shoes.
such as are being featured in this
shop and if you want to be included
among the "ultra-smart." you will
stop in here and get a pair of either
red or green. which. Just .at the m‘o-
ment. are the favorites. Stockings to
match may also be obtained here and
at prices Just as reasonable as the
brilliantly-tinted shoes themselves.
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NO QUESTION
HERE IS
films. pistes. will In 19"“ about the popularity of u.
in the 6718“". S‘ m“ ~ tin footwear and the chief
0" .' WW m" Pflnt- l I reason why is that the
“‘3 and dew!“ u.“ ”‘1’“; «Wgauff Shoe Store. 42 South Main
‘“‘ WM“ twenty-four m “ It.“ is offering n.38t tW taoi :1 an
“M u‘ M w 3 street is offering at 32.95 all the
"“97 W m m m' _ newer models in any type of heel de-
fines are i- s W" to *w ':° sired. !thiueatone buttons. buckles
you M in "I“ “3" “09m" shd’anklsts. which accentuate the
notice. ' m of‘ a satin shod foot are also:
Last wee! h..- ' King Tut sandals 3d 083:“;
nsgl W "nine alligator n. en
rot strain-ledfi' Woodman rubberheele. are
that you-tee in and M 9*. sass. .sd sue. An un-
mmthfi'sbafll mjmacthn offeriagisanew
is elder“ by seer“ ,, - 'zet'isrk tan calf amused-
n”u , ’-, ~ I :ralt. a, regular ”.50 shoe. which
0..., is g - pricedbythhstoz-e
can; mumveivet crank of any
\"
but -
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AC1! “’EEK END the Ball-
er 5 and lo Cent Store. of-
fers an article of unusual
merit at a very special
One week it may be a‘kitchen
price.
utensil, the next an article of apparel
and the ones who have been fortune
ate enough to visit the store during
this time have ben much pleased
with the merchandise obtained. Yet,
these previous offerings are not to be
compared to this \vcck-cnd's special.
which is to be congnlcum rugs for
the trifling sum of iii cents.
Every one will want one or more of
these rugs. so you had better drop ii:
early.
The double ticrml cape is be.
popular and one
of soft Juina
coming Very
model shown is
«.‘r-th and has a collar of squir-
rel.
AINE MFG. COMPANY
‘ for over fifty years manu-
facturers of refrigerators.
, has placed in the hardware
store of A. F. Gehebe. 25 Vi'ashington
street. some new models of their
Pilgrim reffigerator. These are
hard oak finish. lift top or side ice.
and are white enamel lined.
These refrigerators. which are very
reasonably priced. are so constructed
as to keep the cold inside and distri—
bute it uniformly throught the in-
terior. Unless the circulation of a
refrigerator is such as to both chill
and dry the air. foodstuffs will not
keep properly: they will deteriorate
rapidly in damp air. even though it
is wild air.
Cleanliness is the next item of im-
portance. for naturally anything that
is meunt to hold food must be cheap.
But. however, clean it may be at the-
start. if your refrigerator is diilicult
to keep clean. it will not be the most
wholesome place in which to keep
food. if the shelves and ice rack
are not easily removed. if the lining
of the food compartments is a materi-
ul hard to clean, if the corners are
difficult to reach. if the opening is
too small for comfortable working.
the cleaning of the refrigerator will
be a constant dread.
You will find that a Pilgrim refri-
gerator contains all these convenio
enccs. as well as many other features
which place them in a class by them-
selves. These refrigerators are mo.
dels of cleanliness and sanitation.
The ice rack is easily removable for
cleaning as are the shelves. Even
the point of the drain pipe is made
so that it can easily be cleaned. If
you want the best in refrigerators.
at a price so reasonable that it will
astound you. stop into Mr. Gehebe's
and look over this new showing.
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—. 3 ‘ LANKE'I‘S AP-OUSE unwel-
;{ é.) corned memories 'of win-
flaws ter. don't. they? let. this
‘ ’mridJlone is not. at fault.
for the weather itself is oontrlbutlns‘
its share toward thm' unpleasant
in Tristrarn 6:
rcvelries. However.
Hyatt's. 28 \Vali street. Norwalk. 1
saw some new all-wool kenwood
blankets. bound in silk ribbon and in
shades as delicate and Minating as
the pastel hues. I also saw in here
another product of Kenmd's. an
article. which is termed the "Ken-
wood throw“ and which‘ is being ea~
tensively advertised in, several of
the larger magasines. These are of
all-wool and at first glance one would
mistake them for Canadian homespun.
of which. I understand. they are an
imitation. They may be used in a
canoe, as a cover for the couch ham-
mock and some of the enterprising
young members of society hays taken
them to themselves in the guise of a
sport jacket or skirt. They may be
had in any color desired and are very
moderately priced. Ask‘to see them
the next time you are in the store.
Eventually everything are out in-
to the kitchen. doesn't it; It is not
surprising. therefore. to find that
paisley has come out. as far as the
lining room and
in table covers. models. in
this effect. in use colorants featured
in tth It'ci'e at attractive ptic
For summer , and cov-
erings for the summer room. in
”m " '23?" ”'3: ”‘7" amid?
hint-re sets. ‘, b-a .P -
ground is traced fiatenic deals!” of
blue. while the'motthQ rid tones of
another pattern. speak for them-
selves. “? f“ 1‘; '-_
Every mother‘wflls-“I 3W. be 8104!
to bear warm 3 Hyatt are
once more “ the Cader‘brand
ofhosieryfor,_ ,. They mg
sack. huM?modela which
are ideally . ‘ 3
play. Cadet.”
preference of;
may no? be'obtainedr ‘
Embroidered three-quarter costs
have collars of summer ermine.
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_ HE N. E. RYAN Company.
86 Washington street. is
showing some new over~
blouses. Priced at 35 are
some fashioned from silk broadcloth.
which is a new fabric this season.
The model which arrested my at-
tention was peach shade and the
most pleasing feature about this fa-
bric is that it is washable. Heavy
m- K. a. murmur-'mmssry
bummer sport.
The right clothes.
no in style.
appeal because of the
the comfort in knowing one is
for the
linen blouses. hand embroidered and
bound in white. are priced at $5.88.
lars of white. finished with a tie of
black moire ribbon. are featured at
32.98. The three models are shown
in all the leading sport shade;
am sure that you will find that they
are just what you want to wear with
an odd skirt.
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Necklines follow the popular
trend and are \’-shaped. bateau.
squared or rounded.
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ESPITE THE FACT that
spring is admitting a reluc-
tancy to linger with us. the
haberdsshery store of
Theodore Harris. 21 Wall street.
Net-walk. has not waited for her to
make her permanent appearance. but
rather leaving her by the wayside.
has hurried forth to welcome her suc-
cessor—summer. Consequently. in
this_store. will now be found a full
line of summer undemear—balbrig-
gan, naiusook. union suits and separ-
ate garments. in prices ranging from
60 cents up.
New neckwear is also seen here. in
the bizarre tweeda and vivid foulards.
as well as new models in shirts. plain
and striped. In hosiery will be
found. at very reasonable prices.
models in silk. lisle. plain and clock-
ed. not forgetting of course. the sport
models. in a. variety of colors. combi-
nations and checks.
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Roshansra crepe and moire is
used to develope a short cost.
which is trimmed with monkey
fur. ‘
ONNELLY'S STORE. 16.18
the place for you to get
your wedding invitations.
announcements. calling cards. and to
havp any other kind of engraving
work which you desire done. The
prices charged here are very reason-
able and the work on par with the
best.
Funny. isn't it. but when the occa-
start planning a trip to a larger city.
when right here at home our order
is given more attention. superior
workmanship is at our command and
the price charged much more reason-
able than what is demanded else-
where.
Therefore. as I have said. Donnel-
iy's' is" the place for you to go for
RESTORE]
ii
flushes
m it
while crepe models. with dainty col-l
and I?
sion arises whereby we must have-
this type of work done. we at once,
WOMAN'SiiEiilil
‘ as they do to their other departments.
Vbeitfmmmuwakenthemrather,
._ .yesterday about "cripp’l'cesnd would
"be cripples” as the item read on the,
rutheMandtheoffices-swere
{ - take such action as was
Wat theatres: being hm
. thaa‘ the public' clocks do?
of their several kinds.
$58 to $125.
type and quality.
Reach oficial American
312.75.
Men’s all linen with or
encmstitched hem, 25c.
Women’s all linen white
corner, 25c.
low, 25c.
wear is a. taupe ’wolf choker.
{:1
3
a:
. .
h ‘='
£1.74
!
s
New kerc
. here at 25c.
What to Take for
Forel—Golf
clothes Men!
Sport clothes for tennis, baseball, canoelng, or a...
Clothes that are as right in quality and price as they,
The newer type of Norfolk coats splendidly tailored
with vest and knickers at $35 and $40. ‘
Splendid English worsteds and handsome
mixtures in the so styled 4 piece suit. Norfolk coat, veslt]
golf knickers and long trousers—4 suit, that has a '
fine fabrics—the added WMd
Scotch
equipped .for any sport with
proper dress. These are priced at $40, $45 and $50
Main floor. rear
The implements
sports.
Are here in full array. And as usual the better sort
Old Town canoes—complete new line just received, 7
Reach baseball gloves, 79c to $12, according to size,
balls, $1.25.
Buhrke and other good make 40f golf bags, $3.50 to
$16.75. Other gods bags, $1.35 up. .
Silver King golf balls, $1; other makes from 35c in a
rewashed ball to 75c for the Wright and Ditson.
Briar cliff golf clubs, 3. wondrously good club for lit-n
tie money, $1.95; other golf clubs at $3.25 to $12.
Tennis rackets—very complete line from $2.75 to
Tennis balls, 45¢; a splendid ball.
Fourth floor. front
efs
without initial and 1,4 inch
kerchiefs with embroidered
Women’s solid color sport kerchiefs ’with embroider-
ed corner—lavender, tangerine, pink, green, blue and yel-
Ilain floor. right. center
‘ Taupe wolf
. Chokers.
The stylish completion of any costunie for street
This soft flufly fur in the
rich coloring which is the top notch of style is perhaps one
of the most attractive of the stylish fur neck pieces so
popular the season. Prices $25, $29.50 and $39.50-
lecond' floor. center ,
e
your wedding invitations or announ-
cements. Calling cards are also
shownhere in atuv style desired. and
the charge is nominal.
Most stores. which cater to this
line. do not give it as much attention
They figure that styles in engraving
donotchanggthatwhatwss~good
form. fifteen years I80. 8' also in
vogue today. Such dealers are labor-
ing under a mimpprebension. but far
‘ t them‘toelnmberoa and have
your work done in Donnelly's where
only the upctovdate and accepted
forms are shown—Alive
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, mm, or raw
.« _Ca§plaints were made to the police
blotter' at headquarters. panhandling
ordered toiaveeflgate the cams" and
sees-aw to
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wouldn't it be awful if issue oss-
eaaaiss‘t‘sm any 'mm .om’s
goons-lithe“ ’ -* 'I
is BABY DAY
EVERY‘FRID'AY
AT tom’s sumo _
during the month of April. A“,
beautifully finished 8210 '
“1:311: will]? given free with use} ;
0 er 0 ABY PORTRAITS
BABY DAY. 7 9'
Phone 437‘ for an appointment.» 7 '
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