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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 13, 1923 · page 5

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- FRID'AYJUIIY 13, 1923. x

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1 field an the Hat Town team. and the Kacey-s .-
ade such a fine showing. that a (I .
sou'ics was arranged between these two .

'5 . 5 «Why omployos will be held After the bake a

r :- ,-. a the company's park at \‘.‘il- ”any will go ‘0

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s.“ 1‘.” “1:15;” use al game and thg ghe 00-foot power boat. a sail 0:1,. has played in Danbury recently and I"

M .‘ 2.2:“..- lx‘rnrflc will , - Ound will be enjoyed, , has won by the Kaceyl. '
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| . “v , nr: ilomn. and will on- ”1,. Knights of Columbus :tpf::§‘st°f 10f the old time games between Nor— I: . - . .
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s flocks of fans from both cities turned
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be D I» R690 C0 i“ if?” ““83 {#8 Been Subjected to Reductions that Will. Be the Talk of the El
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Caore closes at 5 o’clor'l SUMMER DRBSB ii

Saturdays 6 o’clock. .2.
‘ Here ares ome of the most particular favorifes in fasliu g;
ionable dresses at prices fabulously low.

$1.49 to$10.98 ii

 

 

 

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.3 For dress wear, dance, or evening wear here’s frocks 5.!

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E and costumes to every woman’s fancy. Styles a-many, [I
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5 $ to $22 50 a;
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5 Value up to $35
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200 Sport Sweaters Bathing Suits

Priced less than knit wear will be again this

season. priced at
$1.98 to $4.98 - July Levels

that will save you much .of your
“summer money” for other things.

98cIIpto $10

 

 

 

 

Be sure to take advantage of this limited ofi'er

Dresses 1’ “all sizes”

A Special £1.13 of Summer Dresses, athactive and practical styles ‘

 

 

 

suitable for rmany (iccasions. g; For Men

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Of Georgette and Flat Crepe, in pl liited, draped or straight hang- ES Women and Children .
ing models. Some are graceful styles with little ornamentation, others 5.: . u.-
are beaded effectively in self or contrasting colors. 5-,, y . > .-
. . . . . a; Summer 5 Prettesi Dresses 5-:
Long plaited Side panels, narrow strips Wthh are embrmdered or .-. _ _ a
beaded, eccentric sleeves, lace yokes, and other somewhat exclusive fea- E; P . , For glrls of ages 6 to 14 H
tures make this collection of dresses a tcgnpting offering. 5.; 1116 IEtheSI 01 SW “315 “Lovely Dresses at Little Prices” :3
Models for afternoon and dinnerwcar. In black, navy, brown, cocoa, III In tWO SPCCiaI STOUPS at . '23
a $1.98 to $7.98 :3

1d gray,

$1.98 - $2.98 a
Values up to $8.00 KHAKI KNICKERS KllAKl MIDDIES '- ‘3

Sizes 6 to 22 and shirts g;

$32.5o'

On Thursday, Friday and; Saturday, this week They represent the smartest in sport sfyles as

well as for dress wear. A 11 d - - K3
bination of styles and value? unequa 6 com $1 ~98 $1 .50 "_ $1 o98 I]
Remarkable Values Await You

MEN!

If “good clothes at low prices” interests y o u , you’ll
.find a lot of points about this July Sale deserving of
your attention — and attendance

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Silk Stockings
The Humming Bird Brand

All new shades, most attractive,
many of them familiar but masquer-
ading under such names as Sahara,
Polo, Beach, Elk, Pearl, Castor, Rus-
set, Cordovan, Black and White.

Display in Cm- nf the Main St. ves—
tibule Windows.

$1.509 pair

”annulus," up angels-e,

wfifl-fi-fififififl-fifiifium.mm ooh-tuna":

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MEN’SANDYOUNGMEN’SSllllS ' _
$15 to $25

 

 

 

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Days of Courtesy 3; Sort; that were made to sell at $22.50 to $35 . fl
1' lg Spring Weights, summer weights; plain colors, mixtures; novelty styles,
for Furniture 3‘ 22:82:21" styles tweeds, worsted:I and urges. All sins, rezuhu:
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The Summer Clearance of Furni- (I -. -
ture begins Monday, the sixteenth, s: . I'lELP . K001 $0118 for Men
COtton °n°'Pi°°° ”its in ‘5. 5‘0“.” ifidiliriiciagztifiia weiik, TEWday’ i: Y ' it, ‘ new The k‘oolest of fabric in all sorts OI
lack and navy combined with white, 3’ ave een set I Straw hat attractive colors and patterns

 
 
 

. $3.95 apart for those who Wish to make
. . ‘ - early selections. This will permit
A11 Wool Swimming 301W 31:3: everyone interested in Furniture to

; $19.65 $10 $15. $20 ‘5

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

0r navy, _ ' look over the stock carefully, All - » gwe want 1°11 t6. see and (30111133?!
Surf Satin suits, black piped “nth pieces will be marked at sale prices : Valuesup to $4 “the values '
white, panmlcttes. and skirt lwith tWO and whatever is selected .will be re- 1']
tiers, “-95 served until the opening of the sale. [,3
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