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LIFE SIZE WAX FIGURE MODELED FROM CLARA FORBES
CRANE FOLLOWING PARIS IDEA OF WINDOW MANNEQUINS.
L03 ANGELES—The very newest form of attractive window display
lis a figure such as this life size wax
model made from Clara Forbes
Crane. well-known concert pianist. recently displayed by a Los Angeles
music establishment as a window ad.
attracted much attention and deceived
department stores where beautifully
of a fashion inaugurated by Paris
Gorgeously gowned. the figure
many. The idea is an adaptation
turnished rooms are enlivened by astonishingly lifelike wax mannequins.
American Cotton Asso-
ciation 'Asks Hard-
ing to Investigate
8T MATHEWS. S. C.. April 27,——
Preaident llnrtling was asked to or-
der an investigation to ascertain un-
der what authority of law the Bureau
of Ecnnmnirs of the Department. of
,Agriculturo m-tmi in issuing its rc-
} con tvnttur acreage forecast, in a
telegram nticlrt‘sstwi to him by J. S.
\V'unnamnker. president of the
American t‘ntton Association. The
president also was nkmi to “issue a.
statement to the country indicating
the policy of the government relative
lo market values of American staple
lnrm prmiuvts.
At the some time Mr. \Vnnna-
.‘naker sent a telegram to Attorney
General Daugherty urging thnt he
to combinations formed to depress
values of staple agricultural product.
and prosecute those responsible for
combining or entering into any kind
or (‘O-npcraUVO eflorts to destroy the
natural laws of supply and demand."
FLYING AMBULANCE
PARIS. April 27.—‘Vhen an inva-
lid became ill here and needed to be
transported to her physician in Eng-
land, an uirplnn was quickly rigged
up its a fljlinfl' ambulance and rushed
the patient across the ‘channei. She
“iii recover.
than tends.
To Ctu'c a Cold in One Day
lTnkc Laxative
ltitblt‘ls.
"institute a sw-‘eping investigation oslon box. 30c.—Adv.
Will
will rot and decay-be
your paint withstand
next summer’s sun and heat?
S time to start thinking about this year’s
coatofpaint. 'Ihcsunwillsoonbegct-
ting in its work. Is your property protected
against those blistering, burning rays? Or
able to creep through
the blisters, cracks and bare. spots?
Come to us for Patton’s~Sun-Proof Paint.
It seals the surface with a hardy, long-wearing
film that resists the most vicious attacks of
- the elements. It is exceedingly elastic—ex-
‘ panda and contracts as the weather dictates.-
No cracking, blistering, peeling or flaking of.
Wears wonderfuny well and covers an un-
workyouwanttodo.
. gnd "e," ”Pl"! the proper paint.
usually large surface per gallon.
Wehavcitinallsinbsofcansforyouruse.
'Also paints, varnislies'and enamels for any
Tellusaboutyom‘iobf
' with the utmost torethought. it; is a.
should neverbrbought with this idea
Frogs have less poison in the skin
BROMO QUINXNE
Signature of E. W. Grove is
usw'vonx, my”;
in: .
hunter doesn’t
her. need for it. ' ‘
”any women'have the‘hab‘ it at buy-I
ing . . and flaring them away
tor-tuture- use. Unis. this is done
bad plan. Dresses. for slnatance,
in mind., unless they have plentymt
fullness and material to allow altera-
tions. as styles change so vastly from
season to season. The same thing ap-
plies to bats. '
0n the other hand. one can be rea-
sonably inure that suits. with tailored
lines can be carried over tram. season
to season as they arealways in good
style.
In buying a. suit with the purpose or
using it the following season. there are
things one must: beware 0:. 11‘1me it
must bear no tell-tale earmarks ot the
season. It must' not be an unusual
voguish color or have trimmings that
are too taddiah. It must be rather
staple in cut and color and have a
skirt long enough to permit. hem alter-
ations. ’
When buying wearing apparel for
future use which is marked down. be-
cause it is out of season. one must use i
great discretion. There are certain
things. like underwear. stockings.
sweaters. bathing suits. for neck-
pleces. umbrellas and dress gooda
gloves. etc" which do not sufler style
changes to any great degree. but an)?-
thing that is liable to be affected by
style changes is a.bad thing tmstock
up on-
ByllDDL HOYT. , J
April‘26.—-Men joke about their wivéagbec
“bargain hunters,” but the man wh
realise what a- saving she is to him.
bargainhuuter,” for them-are few good ones. With many women,
bargain huntingris' sort of a dis'easewhich makes the weekly salary;
waste away-and dwindle into nothing.
with a dcaireto buy: everything which look “cheap” regardless of”
one wife is a good bargain.
I say “good
The victim becomes obcesscd
Falling under this list are drones.
hats. wraps. shoes and neckwcar, and
I might add. fur coats. which are list-
ed’at great reductions . during the
August sales. One should study the
foreign style magazines before buying
the winter fur coat in August as tho
French styles in turs are alwaysabou:
six months ahead of ours.
There is a. great. saving in buying
the right thing at the right time.
June is the month when the spring
and summer things, are offered at
great reductions. It is a good plan to
delay the summer wardrobe until
then. Summer hats are then sold tor
85 which sold at the beginning 0! the
season for as high as :25. Dresses are
cheaper as well as wraps and shoes.
for by that time the demand for sum-
mer clothes is dropping 01!.
Too much can not be said about
watching the advertisements in the
daily newspapers. One can not es-
timate the saving the newspapers offer
through the “sales" advertisements.
The woman who doesn't watch for
these sales and take advantage 0!
them. can not be well dressed on a
limited income.
1 do not suggest advertisement read-
ing to senseless women. who clutter
‘ of $100,000 from the
, ' fl .
BALTDIOBE. April I‘L—An cites-
Brookiyu Nation-
fale for Joe Boley ot the , Baltimore
Orioles. :star infielder of .the ‘Iuter-
nauonal League has been "(used by
Patient-Manager Jhck Dunn. it was
announced» by the local club manage-
r .
mentllaatr night. It was added that
Dunn plans to keep his club intact in
an‘ eflort to win his fifth consecutive
championship pennant this season.
Heme Run Hitters
' inGames Yesterday
Season's
Total.
Williams, Browns ......... 1 3
Williams. Phillie: ......... 1 2
High.Robins............. 1 1
League'rotaistonate
NationalLeague...-............ 33
Americanliercue 19
Totals'rhisDath‘sthar
American League ...‘............ so
National League ................-29
East Ends Open Season
‘ ' Sunday at Wicke Lot
The East End baseball team will
open their season on Sunday afternoon
on the Wicke lot by taking on the Na-
tionals at this city who have a strong
team in the field this season.
' The East Norwalk team will have
practically the same team that they
had last season. _Rowe will be on the
mound. Blackman will be behind the
..
‘ Baseball Opening
WILTON
up the house with bargains which
they never use, but to the well bal-
anced woman who knows a bargain
when she sees one and who knows her
own needs. ‘
-IRONSIDES OF N. J.
8:15 P. M.
Bus leases Boston Store at 1:80, 2:00
and 2:85.
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LITTLE Pixie tablet
turns 1001’ soap-suds
blueinthcwuh-boilcr(—or
wash tub or washing ma-
ch'me). ..
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inaothosebluesudaandboil
orwashasusuahthusdomg'
yourbluhgattheaameu'me.
(And dotug' it Wino, be-
causcthehotwaterand the
turmoil oi the wash-boiler
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I They blue the clothes
during the washing
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Cut out onetub of work
ZiVeoamoreperfect -
avoiding Streaks.) mum“.
When you finseythe blag
comes away with the Soap
water and you take th
clothes straight :0 th:
clothes line. You don't need
the bluing tub at all, and all
that work is saved.
You will find the elm
are whiter than ever bets:
10c
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198
hat. The Nationals will have a strong
team in the held Sunday. They will
have Lawson. Hurley and lit-Sally.
former Wilton players in their line-
“D.
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Workmu have boon ISS‘ €373 ‘,
week putting the \Virk: lot 1.. .q
tion {or the opening ”as,“ ""
backstop will he put up «in d;
a! bleachers erected.
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APRIL SALE
. . .... of .—
Women’s and Children ‘s
Raincoats
1
HALF
PRICE
. COA
worth while.
Children’s
Including’a Complete Line of Stylish Stouts at All Prices
£33., $9.98 to $35.00
Wear Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hosiery
Something New
Every Day !'
Almost daily we are receiving shipments £er America’s greatest ready-to-
wear manufacturers and a visit to our ready-to-wear department will be well
DRESSES
FEATURING DAME FASHION’S NEWEST CREATIONS. .
RAPS
" 4. -- :A- awry-v
APRIL SALE
Women 's and Misscs'
SPORT
COATS
$12.98 up
' Polo Skirts
?laid or Plain
3.98 up
CHILDREN '8 800KB
Plain and fancy, half
and 3-4 length, pair 25
SATURDAY SPECIALS
A Great Many of these Items Are Marked at Actual Cost
full Silo Bleached
BED smrs
$1.15 value.
C
Children's Light Weight
“8TB
Sleeveless.
At I 25
Each ............
8%
Keep Clean HAIR. BRUSHES:
50c quality. 39 c
Each.........-....
Full Bleached Linen Pimah’ -
TABLE DAMS!
Washes like linen.
C
DR. Pam's WAIST
AND caress
For children. 50
All sizes. ..-.-.-.. . . .
75c quality, yard
.. 59c
Women”: All Linen Hemstitch-
ed Embroidered Corner
moment's
WW" 21c
Each
GLOVES
Elbow length, all colors.
C
_ Women's Light Weight.
vas'rs
25
'Band and bodice tops.
. At oos'oasso's‘ossas
_ $1.25 value.
Pair
also-o'uow-OO
+
C
- Athletic style.
Knee length. . . . . .
”’8 111111300! UNION
SUITS
98¢
‘lBigvalue.
. Each ......--....
38
1.000 LAO! BURIED 80M
c
, 75s lull Bias
‘ M .1 9‘"ng a ;_
goes
Leather, Suede and Silk.‘
.L
madam
’ a?“ ,
Women ‘a Long Ohamoisette ‘
95¢
1’ ,_ i"
* Wm”: WM“.
Pom race rownsa
39c
50csize.
Each‘......-......
' MILLINERY DEPT.([
A {u v. ‘ -: . ‘0‘ I" . ...... . .. .
Values to Slaw—Saturday ............
$338“; $21 . .y .-
.‘buamfl ' e
3'19! -gs- .986
WOOL SPONGE
For sport wear, 42 in. wide.
Novelty color- $2 25
e
ings. Yard . . . .
WOOL 838G!
42 in. wide, sponged & shrunk.
In Blue, Black, Brown, Grey
and Bed. ’ “ $.59 '
Yard
EGYPTIAN PLOSS
02. balls. 39 c
Reg. 59c val. .....
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5
Assorted designs and colorillgi-
Full 2 yds. wide.
9x12 GRASS BUGS
Grecian borders.
All new designs.
, .Made of heavy surgical elastic,
‘ in 7, 10, 12 &
$1.50 ‘°
: :hlade- of flesh contii, low bust.
~70f brigade material.
5' Emma.
~U'm'0f radium silk, in Cocoa,
‘ . l: “mm Navy Blue and
{am _Q.'I,‘owoso .
rmcv METAL AND
csLLULom BUCKLE-S
Values up to $1.49.
Each
983
GONGOLEUM
$1.49
All colors. . . . .
. $6.98
ORETONNES
Each
36 in. wide. Yd. .. 39C
TRIO ELASTIC GIRDLES
14 lengths.
at
$499
mo 'ssu' mucme
' consuls
Special
extra long hips. Size 2-1 to 35-
Reg. #100 val. $4.00
HOBBI- BANDEAUS
75c
PRINCESS
Norwalk Chronicler