in
. idem:
Mrs. Charles Barty. Miss Mildred
and Junior Lockwood of Van
avenue were visitors in
5;; Wgoport yesterday.
. o s o .
fiend Mrs. Roland Quinn of
N antic are spending the week-
bod as guests of Mrs. Russell Roberts
of Maple “we."
Maurice Shiicpskny Broad street
has a. visitor in Bridgeport last eve-
bias-
0 O O
wetlands A: Gans. That's all.
I i 0
Bay Morrison of Harstrom's prop
”hoot left for his home in Middle.
Down. New York. where he will
Ipsnd the week-end with his parents.
0 0 *
Mrs. John Buckley returned to
tor home on Van Burch avenue after
. few days’ visit with her son. John
Jr. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
O O C
* Mrs. H. C'. Duff of Taylor avenue
friends.
upont the day with
r O 0
motored to Bridgeport yesterday on?
--Buy your V'ictrols at Donnelly's
no easy weekly payments. Store open
Innings until 9 p. m.—._'tdv.
t
o I 0
George Gregory and Max Huh-n.
students at Harstrom's preparatory
ochooi are spending the week-end at
their homes in Brooklyn. N. Y.
C O O
% Edgar A. \\‘hiltakri' of N: w Haven
is a business visitor in this city to-
day.
0 O 0
Harry Btrstton. Jack and “'iiiiapi
ndricks of the Flirt district, at-
‘ .rnded the Automobile Show in vav
,York City “’odncsulny.
I O O
—Spaiding skates :it Doiinclly's.
1-3 OIL—Adv.
s s s
Ms Ruth Linicy of Trumbull is
visiting with Miss AllIcu Merritt of
Van Burcn avenue
end.
a 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. James 12. Craig :ilitl
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simona of Non
Canaan avenue were visitors in
Stamford last evening.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Dani-l Dccring. .112.
of Levine street, were visitors in
Bridgeport. inst cvrnlng and attend-
gd tho perforiiiniico at. the Lyric.
O l 0
—Auto springs. Tilly's.-—Adv.
o O I
Mrs. “'ililam Wilson of France
strsst left today for Bangor. Maine.
where she will spi-nd a few weeks
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs: Lrs- i
ter chrnan. ,
O O C
Miss Phyllis and Margaret John-
lon of Exist avenue, and Viola Thomp-
son of Couch slrt-ot visited friends
in Milford Monday evening.
0 O 0
Henry Jscohy was a business
visitor in New York City \Kidncsdny.
Miss Eleonora ('olehurn of ifinst
”avenue is ill with whooping cough
at her ”rue.
It 0 c o
. --Sa.le. Ono-Third, Off-Donneiiy's.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jennings of
Flax Hill road left today for L‘itica-
go. Illinois. where they will visit
yith relatives. '
O C I
Raymond Leg; and Donald Arm-
pu'ong of Greenwich visited friends
in Norii'aik lilSl evening.
I U .
George Hendricks of Suugatuck
to visiting frlvnrls in the Third dis-
trict today.
0 O C
-—-The important items in a bank
statement are capital and surplus for
this forms a fund which stands be-
twocn depositors and possible loss.
The South Norvvulk Trust Company
has a. Capitsi of $300,000 and Sur-
plus and profits of $315,000. making
the largest fund of its kind in Nor-
willie—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. iloiwrt';Siilli\:in of
over the wr-i-k-I
r'
\
Norman Donnelly. son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Donnelly f Rock Ridge.
is ill at his home “it, scarlet fever.
0 O 0
Min Elisabeth Shimko of Bouton
street is i. at her home. '
O C 0
Miss Jennie Torelln. of Moscarieia
io place has rcsigngd her position
with the Clustt. Peabody company.
O O O
—Saic. One-Third
O C 3
Old Glory Council, No. 2. Dough.
tors of Auction. will hold its meet-
ing tonight at. 8 o'clock in Red
Men's hall. The newly elected om.
cers will be installed. Mrs. Frank
of Stamford will be in charge of the
installation. following which there
will be a. social; Refreshments will
also be served.
0 O I
Mrs. Benjamin Kelley of Chest-
nut street was the recent guest of
Mr. and Mrs. iiichnrd Saunders at
their home in Bridgeport.
O O 0
Charles Toth of
in-
Mr. and Mrs.
Ely avenue have had a. radio
stalled in their home.
0 C 0
Stephen .Vovuk of South Main
street has returned to his home from
a visit. with relatives in lane-aster.
1‘s.
0 O O
I —-.\'()’I‘ICE.
Winter dancing classes start Tues-
ilzi ynigiit at 7:30. Tango, fox trot.
waltz. latest \ni‘iatiuns. i‘olicy's.
Tel. 2227.
0 O 0
Miss Helen Clisrnok of Lowe
street is comaicscing from her re-
ci-nt illness.
0 0
Miss liisiv L‘inqtic of lily menue
was a visitor at the automobile
show in New York city yesterday.
a) s s
-—Hai‘ris & Guns. That's XML—Adv.
O I O
irenc Smith of
Benton sti-cct “ill spend the neck-
end in New York city. where they
will be guests at th'e wedding of
their cousin. '
Miss Julia and
«Harris & “ans. ‘l‘hst‘s sil.
. O 0 O
| thing McDonald of Boston. who
is fishing with friends in South
.\or\vuik. “ill spend the “wk—end
in New i'okr city.
0 O 0
«Spaiding skates at Donncliy’r.
1—3 off.—-.\dv.
O O D
Attorney J. .i. Linxweilcr is a bus-
iness visitor in Bridgeport. today.
3 0 O
m Jolly Sisters club. “hich was
organized last October :5, has voted
to hold ii mimting on Thursday of
each “‘(‘NIL Miss Edith Mairuca is
pl‘t‘sitlt'lli of the club; Miss Frances
Lynch vice-president: Miss ltiith
\Villiziiiison. secretary. and Miss
Elizabeth iieidci is treasurer. 'l‘he
tiiistcvs ttrt‘ Miss Helen lipidci. Miss
Gladys Hanks. Miss Marion \\'ators.
Miss Clara. “'nlt'erh'uac and .Mipo
Ruth Heidei.
O O O
wl-s on‘ sale at Camilla Gift
Shoppe slurls toniorrow.——Adv.
W
Mr. and Mrs, i-lyiiiz‘in Jai‘fee. of
l-‘ort Point street are entertaining iii
Iii« ir lloliil'. rciatlice from New York
(.‘ily.
J C 0
Mrs. Jtltcpii Robinson of New-
iiui-gh is \isitiii'g with Mrs. George
Hustcd at her home. :8 Second
street. lit-fore returning to her
home. Mrs. Robinson will also \ialt
“'11)! Mrs. Lents JtirfL‘t' or l‘iidgvt’icltl
O O or
Mrs. Frank Li. Stiii'ilvimii of litidie
“\t‘lllM‘. \vusr'iiosteis iii her home
)Cbtt‘l‘llti)’ ttilt‘rilt)ull. i~‘oilo\\'iiig the
ri-guluar business session ti social
we: enjoyed.
O O O
Lonis .\'0\;ik has returned to the
Cedar Sll'tt.‘[ tiliCl‘lHlflCll friv'iiuls Franklin and Marshall college. 1'.:in.
from Stamford and Bridgeport Inst caster. doom. where he is a student
evening. utter enjoying the holidays “'llthto
. . . parents, Mr. iind Mrs. L. Nmuk at
'\I Eduniund Randolph of Htli'b‘lliiln'y ilicir home on Fort Point street.
preparatory school is spending the ‘ ‘ ‘
week-end with his family in .\‘~ w. i’ttrr O‘Hara has purchased from
York tfily. '.l{tlnc§ Monroe. tliv house at 2:1
. . . il-‘itch sire-rt. where he will take LI)
Mr. and Mrs. Bcnyumin Admits of " his icSidriiv'v: siiortiv.
Connecticut :ivcniio loft today to ‘ ‘ ' '
spend . the week-end with Mrs. Manuel ’i‘urlov of Myrtle anemic.
Adams sister. Mrs. Henry Muller. in ‘ was the l't.‘(:t.iil guctst of friends in
Orange. .‘xew Jct‘st‘y. Hiidgeport.
. t O O U 0 O
X-ilHOSfEH-l-dicl: skates :it Doniielly’s. Iliiss Irma Holly of East avenue,
_.L . “as recently tendered a surprise
I. w
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b
3 monthly shock ‘I
So. Norwalk
ozone:
t .
Never Goes. BelowJ’ar '
Are you looking for an investment that now goes below
par—s reserve fund ready for opportunity or emergency;
s1 showing a. cash value of 100 cents on the dollar ‘1
no need so investment plan by which you can stony
fume add odd amounts, such as dividends, bond coupons. or
OPEN A SAVINGS LOOOUM.AT m
Savings Bank
ALDEN some, President.
EDWARD BEARD. Vice-President.
1.. woonw
_ (Treasurer.
r
H ity Brief ' and. Per§0ncl Mention"
Off—Donnelly'sfl
party at her home by several of her
friends. An evening of games and
dancing was enjoyed. Rofmhmntl
wera also served. Among the guests
were: Miss Leonora Melton». Elisa
Hazel Holmes. Miss'Agnu Mthoheyi
Miss Ethel Worden. Hits Dorothy
Stratham. Miss Helen Kline. Arden
Dolscn. Elmer Hounhrom Irving
Swenson. Albert Prltchsrd. Edward
Huntington, Joseph Drabek. Arthur
Brotherton. Wilbur Rowe. Harold
Hill. Joseph 8“ and William .1.
Bogardus of Bethel. ‘
o s o
The regular weekly rebsrlsi of the
choir of Christ church will be, held
at the rectory tonight at 7:80 o'clock.
, ‘ o I
The men and ol r boys of the
East avenue Methodist church will
enjoy recreation night at the church
tonight at 1:30 .o'cip'ck.
I t O
The regular mid-week prayer sci"-
vice of the Advent Christian church
was held at the church last night.
Following the service there was a
business meetin gat which several
matters of importance were discuss-
ed.
M
PW
There-will be a rehearsal of the
l'Zver Ready Chorus at the home of
Mrs. Frederick Ambler. Roivnyton
avenue, Monday night. The chorus
will have charge of the musical pro-
gram at the Itownyton Methodist
church on the last Sunday in each
month.
0 O 0
Frederick Dr- Coppctt. jr.. has re-
turned to Kent school. Sumeid.
where he is a. student after enjoying
the holiday recess with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert. :4. Barclay at their home on
Rowayton avenue. Mr. De L‘oppcit
is the son of Mrs. Frederick Do Cop-
pelt of Paris who recently returned
to her home nftcr spending some
time pith Mr. (Hid Mrs. Barclay.
O O O
The many friends 0 ers. Benja-
min i“. \\'eed \viil regret to hear
that she is ill at her home on Cud-
lipp street.
O 0 O
('nptsin Edgar l.. Raymond who
is tin one of the Standard Oil com-
pany'- boats is enjoying a two
wroks‘yaeation at his home on flow-
ayton avenue. t'aptnln Rayiiiond’s'
hoot docked at Philadelphia Tucs—
day after a. trip to Los Angcies.
O 0 0
The Good “'ill Society of Ronny—
ton will meet “'edncsduy with, Mrs.
Edgar Lynch at her home on High-
land avenue. The. society is plan-
ning to sew for the children at. the
Norwuik Day Nursery. A commit-
tee has been appointed to visit
the nursery before the meeting and
learn the needs of the children.
0 O 0
Mrs. J. (Tinoiius of New York tilt)
whose. summer residence is located
on McKinley place. “as a visitor in
town yesterday.
0 O I
Tim “(Tidy ciwir, rehearsal of the
low-nylon Baptist church “ill be1
held tonight.
i DARIEN i
.\lr.Iand Mrs. Simon W. Cooper of
Maiislicid iucnuo are entertaining
for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. tlrecn-
leaf L'liusanivr of \Vushinflon.
O 0 O
ital-old Whitney‘s children of
lirnoksldt' u\cnue are ill “'ilit tin"
whooping cough.
I O .
'l'lic Noruton \oluntecr i'ircmm
hold it. business meeting in Hiclr
hull. Monday evening. The flnul re—
ports of the New Year's Eve dunuc
lisiic not as yet. been completed.
0 l 0
Mr. Charles Van Dine of the Post
road. Unrien. and Mr. “'alton 1..
Wood of Lowlsboro. were visitors at
the. automobile show on \Vediies-
day.
0 O 0
Mr. John Hollcy of Huntington
lildgc. father of Howard Holley,
died at his home Tuesday. Mr.
Holley kept a butcher market in
town a. few years ago and was well
known here.
D O 0
Thomas Boyle has accepted a po-
sition as sulcsman for A. J. Sand-
.li‘¢)€r and Brother of Noroton
Heights. -
_ t 0 0
Mrs. Ralph Uldrin of Noroton
Heights vi d with Mrs. Stephen
Wood of ost road. Darien on‘
Thursday. ’
O O O
Noroton Heights
Ford touring car.
0 0
John Rossl of
has purchased a
C
Edward Austin of Barton won a.
visitor at the automobile show on
Wednesday.
0 O O
». Chapman Beauregard has re-
turned to University of Pennsylvania.
after spending the holidays in Dar-
ten.
s s 0
Charles Adcock of Greenwich was
in Darien Wednesday, on business.
.__.__....__.__..._....... .
The Current Events Club met at
the home of Mr. ind Mrs. D. B.
Bradley on \Vright street yesterday
afternoon. Many interesting sub-
jects were discussed; the most. inter-
esting being urcb management
and church do 's: Ways and means
of feeding the starving Germans. and
whether or not the people of the
United States should obligate them.
selves for this purpose. There seem-
ed to be a. divided opinion about the
matter. Mrs. Moulthrop brought up
the subject of the African Mission-
ary, which led to a. discussion of
“Dollar Christianity." Mrs. D. 3.
Bradley read a. most interesting or.
ttcle regarding the making and edit-
ing of motion picture fllml.,‘iving
the methods by Emanuel
’Cobem Mrs; W Wood. St.
read selected chap from .a. book
recently purchase or'tho Woitport
Public Library. entitled “Challenge
of Youth" by Dr. Alfred Stuns.
Mrs. Wood will read other-chum“
In“!
«mu is; deuce" airs.
Rollin ”W’s lecture "The Ev
air" a mistake was spade. The lee-E
tore is announced fir out Monday
I
After the lecture
there will be a. 30o
clai hour. .
, O O O
’1' era was a meeting of the Exe-
cutl Committee of the American
Red Cross in the chapter rooms last
‘ovsnius. Several new membership.
renewals were turned to.
business of importance was ,trans—
acted. The Committee Voted to pur.
chase s. new book. explanatory of
the work of the Red Cuba. which
will be presented to the Westport.
Public Library. _
O
The snuusl incline .o! the mem-
ebrs of the Baugstuck Congregation-
si Church was held Wedscsday Hf-
tel-noon and evening in the Church
parlors. Supper was served to the
members at six o'clock o. on. after
which the business of the church at-
fsirs was resumed. The salary of
the Rev. Cillord Hutchings was in'
creased 8200 per year. .' W. Hotel:—
inga was chosen so , dly School
superintendent: Judson Cottet.
church... clerk: Burr Woodworlh-
treasurer of thouwoekly otfcrlns Coi-
icction: Mr. 1". B. Hubball. Mr. Wil-
lism Clinton Welch and )John A.
boss. credential committee; Rev.
Clifford Hutciiings. chairman of the.
music committee with permission to,
select live assistants; Frederick Hub-
bcli. reported for the decoration
committee. “.000 was to be spent.
8900 for interior decorations “iind
81.100 for the outside work. .{fi'rnc
committee has not roachodlp agree-
ment regarding the interior work.
The outside work will be started as
soon as :6 per cent of the money has
been pjad in. Etiveater Foster was
voted treasurer of the Association
and Clinton Weich has charge of the
seating and ushering. E. -W. Hub-
hcll and-Austin \Vakeman are the
finance committee. The reports of
the Beneficicnt. Society and of the
Foreign Missions Were read. The
membership of the Snugotuck Con-
gregational Church is 192 members.
. I 0 0
Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Long are on-
tortaining Dr. Long‘s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Long from Kansas.
0 . o s
The High ”Y" Club had its photo-
graph taken on the terrace of the
Y. M. (I. A. building yetterday.
Many of the friends of the boys will
want one of these pictures. and they
may he obtained by applying to the
club members or to the secretary.
U 0 0
Mrs. William G. Staples is to be
hostess a! Redford House tomorrow
afternoon. ha\ing as assistants. Miss
Currie Bradley. Mrs. Benjamin Mills.
\Vciford G. Lewis. Mrs. D. \V. Fen-
\er. Mrs. J. Ji Murphy, Mrs. E J.
Taylor, and Miss Eloise Thomas
O O O
The Manuluctiircrs' Association
will hold a iiiecling at me Manor
House on the evening at Jan. 24th.
The speaker of the evening will be
H. Kent Hubbard. president of the
Connecticut Manufacturers' Associa-
tion. Mr. Hubbard's career. both as
a business man and a. politician. is
well known. r. _ .
D O 0
At the annual meeting of the
Board of Directors held Wednesday
night. the following men were elect-
ed to the board: William S. Adams,
Edwin A. Starbuck. “2 Frank Os~
horn. Erwin M. Jennings. John M.
Glover. Harrison n. Sleeves. Eilwgu
\V. Hubhell. The present officers
were re-elected for the coming year.
They are Fredrick M. Salmon. prai-
dent: Edward J. 'I‘aylor. vice-presi-
dent: Austin Wakomsn. yico-prcsi-
dent; (‘hsnning P. Harris. treasurer:
George S. Wilson. secretary. '
O O I
The fourth of our series of “Y"
eiitcitainmcntg will be held in the
Auditorium next Wednesday even-
ing. The artists who will furnish the
program for this entertainment are
ltoach and Free and Dunworth
Walker. Roach and Free on two
of the most versatile entertainers on
the. platform today. Dunworth
Walker is not only a magical but
a humorist.
Say Swedish Women
are Less Efficient
STOCKHOLM. Jan. 1] -—The
average etficteucy of women '.!i gov-
ernmental posts in Sweden seems to
be generally under that of men. and
women therefore should iiot r.~ecivc
salaries on a. par with their male
sions of the official committee ap.
pointed to investigate the principles
of compensation for. and pensionlng
of, women in government employ.
The committee bases its finding on
a. study of health statistics of male
and: female government employees:
on the fact that women are a: pres-
ent being retired on pensions at an
earlier age than men. and that wo-
men require more time than men
for study and training.
From the statistics...“ was estim-
ated that-the average woman em-
ployee between the ages of 2-5 to 60
experienced 41.9 per cent. more ill-
ness than the average man during
the some period of life. Studies of
the amount of work performed and
the general efficiency of the work
also favor the men; ‘Another reason
why_men should have larger eateries
than women. according to the com-
mittee. is that women do not. have
to perform military service.
The reduction offiwonten's salaries
which the committee recommends
ing to the grade.
The women members of the inves-
ority report which was at variance
with the main recommendations.
' , rm SPECI'AI; ‘
- of this book at the text meeting of
mole .club. t H -
P
«veiling in Library mu. a: 3 o'clock. '
and other
very train 8 to 16 per cent. atcord- ,
tinting committee submitted a. min. ,
colleagues. according to the ccnciu-A .
4ngAY’ JANUARY ll
. ;3:aq Jtom
70'Wasliingrton St. V
Represerq Big Savings -
., 50¢ MuISified CocoanutHOHil °,.- 1 ,
£1.50 Eellow’s Hypophosphlteg $1. .9:
$1.00 Listerine . . . . . 79c
50c ’s’ Almond Cream . 39c
40c.Fle ’ her’s Castoria . . “28¢
$15.00 Pinkham’s Compound .- 83¢
30c Resinol Soap . .II 3-6tlc
$1.50 Pinaud’s Eau do We
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste
25c WGlycet-ine' '
and ose ater . .
50c Elks ’5 White Pine, Tar
and xNild Cherry Comp.
V2 lb. Bar Hershey’s Chocolate
These are 'ust a few examples. but in our cockayoo
will find o particular Medicine or Toilet epars-
tion you desire generally at s worth-while ssnng.
39c
25c
Special Sale of
Genuine Dupont’s French Imported
* Tooth Brushes .
They come direct from the factory of one of the i st and
most dependable brush manufacturers in the worl . Every
Brush perfect. _ Two or three times a. year
we receive a shipment of these factory Iends.
Tboro are some at les which. if sold indindu-
ally, would retail om 35c to 75¢. c
Janucy Sale
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Victor Round \0_ 973. k
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7d“ ti:)flu\ienm Wood W
0" York Philhm .
Vic‘s Record No. “:1 i‘ I
Faust—Db m
[31 . Mt: (W)
Cristofom 0.kaqu T”:
(Franchetti) Baritone “tho-1U
New Record \a 6429. h '3
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5“."u. phone Solo 3*
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. RogoraTalkstoth Ban
wm Rm’ First Political wk“ H ‘
Vicar Record No. 4537‘, in,"
FOLK some FOR CHime
Folk Snags—(Lama Biuc'L"I:'
, . Lmi. Nut Tree”-—"C.cldeM
en IIG- Yclll' Eycs"—H5ism "
gale > ~- _ _ '- iii.
FoflrISOnH Cams Thin-185‘
. Cirrus to 3;. Frtfir‘r‘h
I ' I - mse 1.. I
~ Victor Round .\r. if if?
CORi
\ , ucm VOCAL SEIICHQL!
Mm Loves Papa. Paps Lamp
one. "11.. Virginiam' ) i...
"I!!!“ (Logo Where Paps Goa.
~ 9'?" £30 Out To—Night (We '7;
poiso- ) 1.:
View: Run-d No. 192's, v.5.
I Love You (from "Little Jessie jig-1
Cm.
ThoWosLaNostand You in:
‘ $13M" Rm No. 22-4,:
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DANCE RECORDS
Linger Avriulo—' Fox Trot
Paul Whitenian and Hi: i
ox Trot
Joe Raymond and h”: |
Vader Record No. l91'i.13pfi
Covered Wm Day's—Fox Trot
Woems and His a
ISOmbody Stole My Gal—Fox Trot
1 ~ *—- Tod “ferns and His I
_Vistot W he i9; 2.1;“.
is,
I Coffee, Tea, Jams, Etc. «rm.— y _
H balm“ Half ”‘0‘_F"d“3‘ £30mday (My 1 DON £321.41;
CoEee(llb.seg.45c) 2fov52c :vbmflun-n
15 r . 'c - - H,
Tea (h’ 1b. reg. 50c) 2for61c ( “in: b. ) 2h”: r New Victor Records; Once a Week, Every W .
CocoaGilb-ngaZSC) 2ft" 26c (15 a: reg. 45c) Zfinssc . ..- - . ., _,, _-,,_, .,
-..'- G ..-.. —‘ “,w, _._ -.
mane) liar-41¢ "9711511,“, 45:) zfor46c ' v r.
Pllddil‘l P t Butter 0 o o H
Chmhuaeg. 155 2 for 1‘63 vfifiwtu-Jkl 2151360; I ,
o a e . . ct ' ‘ ‘ :. t 7 i
were... 2...... Mfr-3.35.... m... January Reduced- S
Mcrbzfiilfi: 215'3 to (12%01. «5390.5 2for99c ’ '4 .. '
(12 0:- !" "3- 39C) Zfor40c aflfifigitil'fiéss'd 2 for 35¢ , -—— ~ --
— . . $235 Full Fashioned Low B;1IstIorI}.‘.Il L".
» . SILK HOSIERY “MN“
HOt water “Black only. $ $1 0“ .o 83
Bottle Pair ......,,.... 1.75' Benji, 53 ..'=
A - an sioo and $1.25 Grades -—-;l $1: ~lE
Special 1 WOOL HOSIERY ' 053.: 2.1.“? ~
89 Reduced to 89c 2 51-00
.- C IPure Cold Cream“ W s... d W 1 [£52512 gig-e
~ M ided ' _mm.......i.......,.. - an 00 : (xiii. I .~
£5301. $2.22 c...” we: WM' “-3.3% i HOSIERY , 1' \‘ or RWEAE
es - m 0‘“ ' ‘ ‘ ,...
23:35:}.333 $31? g?» ,‘ 9c i All new shades- $1 69‘ "i" 0”
4 f m Pair o g q*l—I._,j.I'l’_-I’I’Ii§_\~—t
4:. lWOOL GAUNTLETS ! NIGHT com.
While going through our stock we come '
. . across vari-
bus items, short lengths and small quantities that
"INVENTORY I
are not worth mentioning in our advs.
These we are
hap
86. Washington Street. V
\ .
o
placing on a bargain table and per-
3 you will be glad to et so
prices asked for samé’. gimme“; Of them at the low
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Reduced 79c up I Reduccd 1089c
Mme. Jeanneiie
South 3-
56 South Main St.
Open Saturday Evening L'ntii ”:30 P..‘l
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’67 .Pair of -Women‘s 51105
At $2.95
Values from $6.00 to $11.99.
In Black and Brown With Military and Cu
- ‘ - Heels.
MILTQN ELWOOD
“THE HOME 0!" GOOD SHOES" .
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