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ABOUT PEACE
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vnlries Will be Lirn-Ir
I as Armaments?
Were—Assails Dem-I
Iiosues
MONTE}: Al.
Sept. 5.—l"ressing
of nations. like
Monte. “ill be kept within roll-
3 maple limits by rnIr internutlonulIL
wents' 'nt no distuht day." FI(- I ._.
rotor! Hughes declared 111. .t night in
nu ‘dreu bvt’ ore the ( nnadien Bar
n-ociation on "Tim l'nthwuy m
Ponce."
‘ The American secretary of stntr
nmrted that "all things are possi-
ble 1 nations are wwmg to he just
to OtCh other," :InIi, in a INISOH'I-
word to his (‘.In:\v‘iIun {lililiv‘llt' I, Hlltl-
'elted the (VI‘I :Ition of n “}I-~I‘II.:IIII l‘
body of our most distinguish ~i 1,
lens" to act as it L‘Ulllllllhsitlll MI 1 .I .-
linlted States lllld CatIIIIiu. . _,
In discussing: the sule-ct ut' intlt -,
national rthII'nIIH in u lIromi \\;I;.
311‘- Hughes .‘Il-lll“1|“ll‘ ~\lltli-ll illlll
nations shou.i IIIIIr-- Ii- lIllll"I\ 15’“!
11511 the law "to (illil‘k'll the Sum.“-
Of the oivligu‘wn 01 st I'- '4 lHl It I‘ '5‘
law." lin .'l mih Ii ".il III 1.:1 '.I:I-
and "pu'lltltip Ilt’t'ItS.” I“ fI‘
sometimes lliI'IIiI‘ it Ii:I’I’IIIII‘.: tI' III :1»
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uyp approx.“ for the IIIIItIt.Il H‘IIII
giOflS nt‘t"'SS.‘ll‘\ tul‘ so ill-'llli'ttf "i llll
portJInt intI-IIIrItiIIIml II‘I'S‘i tlF. gun;
he declared it “:13 lnli‘USFlIIiU to cur-
ry “UlH'il IiII»..I:I. I - l4) thv point Ill
kv‘Fllltl': 'hl‘ {III'II'II' ('I‘fl'II'fllllI‘. :I-i
vismi of oil tin llllv‘i'lll' «Hut: 5:1 p1. III
negotiations.
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discusmn: .\I:I I'Irun-IZInIIIiIuII reln
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Hanford (‘ar Damaged
\Vhile on Sunday Trip
Mr. and M: =. .lIIsIIIIh llnnt'nI'Ii Ii'l'i
family of l“ir~‘ s’revt. l'lrlst Norwnilg
while on :1 mIItIIr trip to New Yot‘l.‘
ttnte Sunday. “wt-e thrown from the I
undy and ltltmmockm] road in D1']|—l
bury. into n. Ili'I-h about five fI-It
deep but luckziv were unmiurvrl.
Skidrllng in the sztnli. Mr. ll:1n~I -
ford lost eontIol of the car nml the, - ?
two front “hula droppml into an: -s
mutation. The car was hnrily dam- , 0'
“ed and had to be towed to Flore's I' I
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wue in News .Ilk by a “reckII '
we pinnnld nutomolnlr‘ ride nnri 4
Visit in New lurk state was spnllnt I _?
ad the llnnfn rrl family “ere rtquii- ' I: '
CO to return home by train. ‘“
"is. Gladys Brush of Bnyvl-Iw .-I
I Ivonne wil resume her duties tenvh- 5'.
In. at a school in‘e'tnmford tomor- , "
new and
I
IT’S ALWAYS A SAFB POLICY TO FOLLOW
‘ THE CROWDS. '
Because you 're almost certain to find something of interest
and importance. And so it is with the shoppers who flock to
the BOSTON STORE. If you too, Madame, will join the hap-
py thro who come daily to this store you will always find
ufitter-eating things, and, most important of all, you’ll
llnd how easy and true it is that really worth while savings are .
to be found here. . .. .
..........
Men’s Muslin
NIght Shirts at
» -\\‘- ll tIIIIIiv- nllilll.
shirts of lio~:1\_\' quality
muslin without collars;
t‘ull cut with gathered
buck. lituiti trimmed.
Boys’ $1.50 Wash
Suits—Odd Lots
Small lons' “ash
suits of LII-t 4' Iinr Inu-
t- rIIIis. Sum; hunti
rniiIrui-l 'rml.
Women's 0 n y x
Lisle Stockings,
3 pair for
——"(lnyx" lilii'i" semi-
frfihionml lt'l'v Hm’k—
imzs with double her!!!
and rule}, 1: pair for
$X_l|tl.
Women’s $1.50
Bathing Tights
Black Only
.—_Hn.-_pio:-t~ Muck lu‘llll-
int: tights tor “’UY‘JI‘Y‘I.
line" cuh‘mi .‘lli'l rein-
forjwi; nil :‘iz-s.
Children’s Mus-
lin Gowns, 3 for
-—-<lt' good quality Inns-
lin, I-mlvroiIlI-ry trim-
mml and fancy stitch-
rd.
$1.59 Children’s
Khaki Skirts
u—ll'iirhtly .Inu ssed
skirts .t‘ o r .rlIilIlrcn.
Colors: khaki and white.
Children’s Hand-
kerchiefs, 14 for
» ("oloreil .iIOI‘de r.
Hitthlkt‘rchi'u‘s t o r
school ('lillllr"f‘.. id for
SLIM).
Women’s $1.00
Silk Gloves,
2 pair for
—‘.l clasp silk gloves;
double tipped tinger
tips. Colors black,
white. tan and mode.
Women’s $2.00
Hand Bags at
-—Genulne leather and
suede hand bags. fitted
with mirror and Morie
lined. I
Men’s 50c Hand-
kerchiefs, 3 for
-—Extra fine quality
all linen handkerchief
with ’neut. narrow
hcms. 3 for $1.00.
$1.50 Box Writ-
ing Paper for
-—ch contains 24
sheets ot paper. 24
gilt-edge correspond-
ence cards and 24 en-
velopen.
$
I-II-niww
I.
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79c Window
Screens, 2 for
wood-
window
for $1.00.
— Almlium size.
on f r a m 0
screens. 2
25¢ Optic Gob-
lets, 6 for
~ - ( lptlc stVI-lc gohlets.
tho newest thing in yards for
water sham)" G for ——I‘iain and fancy vard
$1.00. “1th curtain scrims
a nd swisses.
BUSH EST
PBOS-TUNSTCR
NORWALK’S CORNER.
to
' use Booms srona's mimosa SHOPPING
SERVICE.
Asnearasyouplease—unearu
grurigna‘lhloondéusndthwtonmore’ssho
perso a tion yourorderin tl,fillt .
celeritysndseethst itisdelivered pmtnellphgn y l Wth
Try shopping by telephone-AT TB! BOSTOI 8
many other: are doing—it'
your telephone hook_—Flash
pper will give you
your home.
TORE—like
s so easy and convenient.
Againl This Busy Store Has Arranged a Day of Intense Value-Giving: Join the Crowds!
—Here’s a page full of good fortune for shappers Thursday! Advantageous purchasers are re-
sponsible for many of the values to be had’ All new goods bought special for this occasion!
There’s a lot more than a hundred cents to be had out of your dollars during this one—day sale!
It’s your buying opportunity of the early Fall season. Don’t let it slip by without taking advant-
age of the savings!’
~Special
sweaters;
short sleeves; colors.
brown. $
.copen.
grey.
sand,
rose.
$3.50 ALL WOOL .
SWEATERS
turn I
navy
purchase;
fancy knitted, all
wool and mercerizcd
long or
orange.
silxrr. JOCROY.
and whit e.
burr.
black
curtains \\ it
for $1.00.
Odd' Lot of
D1shes, 12 for
-——l.ot consists of din- :$
nor pllm breakfast
plates, cereal disheS.
suurnr dishes, etc.
for $1.00.
3x6
E-Z Seal Jars
1 doz. for
——-l~‘nmous E-Z seal
preserving jars. Quarts
or pints. 1:! for $1.00.
”a
Opaque Window
Shades, 2 for
—-All wanted colors of
opnquc window shades
feet sizes. 2 for
$1.00.
7 18x36 Duroleum
Mats, 5 for
—-\'ery d urable
l1
Tile
4 yards
mats
for bath rooms and kit-
chens.
5 for $1.00.
Scrim Curtains,
Sill Length at
-—- Dutch top. sill lengtl.
scrim
fancy lace edges.
marrow at $1.00 pair.
$1
$1
$1
Curtain S cr i m s
and Swisses,4
Fancy or Plain
Ribbons 8 yards
for
——19c hair ribbon.
fancy checked. striped
or plain colors. 4 inch
widths. 8 yards for
31.00.
T
—N e a. t
low waisted models
es.
keag.
scout percales. Com-
plete range of colors
individ us!
for women and miss-
Made 0: amos-
gingham and 3
in all sizes.
$L98 MORNING AND
PORCH FROCKS
‘
$1
29c Ribbons, 5‘
yards for
——All silk
millions in $
fancy checks. stripes or
plain colors. 5 yards
for $1.00.
Palm Olive Soap
—'l‘hc famous
that school girl com-
plexion soap." 14 cakes
for 81.00.
Mavis Talcum
Powder, 5 for
—-Largs size cans of
Movie talcum powder.
3 cans for $1.00.
14 kc f l
ca 5 or "keep$
Wizard Mop.
and Bottle of Oil
——-—Cnemically trcatcd$
mop and bottle or \Viz-
on] floor oil combina-
tion for
$1.98 GIRLS’
SCHOOL DRESSES
—Serviceable, stylish dresses. made of staunch gins-
6 to 14 years.
hams in dainty check and new plaid effects.
Sizes
so no nos. s...
don t miss this big bur-
gain.
$2.98 Gas Irons -
Close Out Price I
—If you like. gas irons$
Preserving Kettle
Measure and
Laddle
—One 10 quart. grey
mamel preserving ket-
tle. one quart measure
zi‘do. one luddie. all for
. incense cones. Violet.
. pine, rose, (1 l d
31.39 Pure Sllk and wisterizanodoxo
Onyx Hosiery at
—\Vomen‘s pure silk
Onyx hose, lisle tops
and soles. high spliced
heels; black and col-
tain
scalp and
soap.
pens.
Woodbury Facial
Soap, 5 for
—The welL know
popular “’oodhury skin. '
complexion
5 for $1.00.
$1.50 Fountain
Pens, Self Filling
"-5. ‘ -—Genuine d i n. m o n d.
Point self-filling foun-
Complete
with pocket clip.
Step-In Union
Suits
—-Made of fine quality
mercerized batiste. bo-
dice top style, colors.
white and flesh.
12 Pieces L 1e
Braidior ingl-
-Special close out of
in odd lot of lingerie
Vantines’ Temple
Incense, 5 for
25¢ size boxes of
Vantines' lotus,- temple
/
n and$
$
Crochet Cotton
4 balls for
——Peri lustre
cotton. all numbers but
in white only. 4 balls
for 81.00.
Men’s $1.50 Bib-
bed Union Suits
crochet $
at $
-—Flne ribbed. short
sleeves, ankle length.
flat lock seams and
doub shoulder seams.
Whit only.
39c Minerva Floss
3for
Minerva yarn. Vari-
a
—One. ounce balls 02$
rated colorings in a»
complete ‘color range.
14 Spools Crochet
Cotton
)rald. Co ore, pink; 3—86 nihilism ‘mercer-
21:60. and white. 12 for [zed crochet cotton.
Bungalow Rugs - ' m M 79°”
27x54 in size 3 ,
—R u g s , h i t 01$
patterns, for bun-
ows. bath room or
bed rooms. All colors.
27 ihch Cram
5 yards for
$1.98 BOYS’ ' '/
momssms . \
—Three-piece Indian play suits. «Wm: an. ‘s ’3’
length pants. jacket and t ‘
Jacket and trousers of
red felt.
feather head dress.
loth W with
3
Chopping Bowl
if
and Kn e Chem“ 12$
——-\Vooden
bowl and knife.
combination for
81.49
Tumblers
$1.50 a doz.
——'l‘hin blown tumblers$
with grape designs.
Regular price $1.50.
On sale tomorrow at
24 Spools O. N. T.
Cotton $
—-All colors of Clark's
D. N. T. spool cotton.
24 for $1.00.
)0
49c and 59c Belts
3 for
-—All colors
Iucde and leather belts.
$1.49 Pendant
Ear ngs hose of $
——Special pur
ear rings. all colors. in
pendant effects.
15c Hair Nets, 12
for
-—Fringed and
...-$
shaped styles of real.
human hair. Every
wanted color. 12 for
$1.00.
59c S t a m p ed
Towels, 3 for
—-Stamped linen towels$
ready to embroidery.‘
Special close out price.
\
$2 Bag Frames,
Celluloid or Metal
—Close out price of
bag frames: square or
oval shapes
10c yet Inser-
tions, 25 yards
—Cloee out at, an odd
lot of fine
serttons at 25 yams
for $1. 00.
'. ~ 3..
i.
31.98%, Coy?
ers. 45:45 inch
sue
--2tnde of fine quality.
unbleached muslin wit-Ins
checked 8 inch let in
zinghun bordu-s. Some
with check“ mum
centers end unbleached
muslin borders. $1.00.
a
- $1.25...Stsi§&ed ,
of new$
vnl' in- r’
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
36-Inch English
Long Cloth, 5
yards for
—Special purchase for
this event. 1,000 yards
of English long cloth,
5 yards for $1.00.
Satin Finish
Table Damask.
2 vds. for
—Genulne satin finish.
tine quality table da-
mask. Many pretty
patterns. 2 yards (or
$1.00.
Yard Wide White
Poplin, 4 yards
for
—Special purchase of
white poplin that is
noted for its wearing
:ualities. 4 yards for
$1.00.
Skirting Madras,
Fine Quality, 3
yards for
—-New styles of fine
white skirting maths.
3 yards for $1.00.
Outing Flannel,
6 yards for
—New fall purchase of
fancy striped and
checked outings, 6
yards for 81.00.
pureau Scarfs,
' "e Trimmed,
2 for
—Fancy lace trimmed.
fine quality. bureau
scar-{3. 2 for
Bolster C a s e 3,
Big Values at 2
for
——Extra soft finish
Bolster eases. “'ear—
“'0" make. 2 for $1.00
Japanese White
Crepe, 3“yards
for
——Fine quality Japan-
ese crepe for women's
under garments, etc.
3 yds. for $1.00.
Turkish Bath
Towels 3 for
—Great, big spongi’
fellows with neat blue
borders. 3 for $1.00.
Linen Weft Face
Towels, 4 for
—Very absbrbent. all
linen weft huck face
towels. hemmed ready
for use. 4 for $1.00.
Li n e n Weft
Crash Toweling,
5 yards for
.4500 yards. “1 case.”
I o f t finish crash
towelln‘. 5 yards for
$1.00.
'White' Outing
Flannels, 6
yards for
—1.soo ynrdn '1 case"
of brand new. so“ tin-
lsh outing flannel. 6
yardi for 81.00.
Perle Twili'
.DreuSkirts
£1
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