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; ....»..mer§7nfiue£i. . ; .............. ... ....... 59c1b.
H (“111‘ - ------------ 120‘ No. 2 Tomatoes . .1 ...... 10c can
lune l’cas ......... . .. 15;; Confectionery or Powdered
l-laniam Corn . . . .' ..... 23c Sugar """"""""""" 12¢
firm 19c Brown Sugar, lb. package . . . . 10c
j ; . ---------- 9- Campbell s Tomato Soup, 3 for 25¢
. l nc . .. ......... ~00 Large Can Peaches ........... 21c
g r napsor Fig Newtons, 2 lbs. .......... . . . . . . . . . . 25c
mlhscuitsfifor ............... 27c
d; WOOdIalleOleO . 33clb.
rmm (‘heese ...... 33clb.
:-‘<('nc0z1,1-21b.can......... ...... . ....... l7c
wan! Flour, 241-2-lb. bag ........ \.; . . . . . . . . . . . . 99c
lint in: Apples ..... 30c doz. Turnips .................. 40c pk.
:Hd Oranges ...... 25c doz. Onions .................... 5c lb.
"1‘ Honda Oranges 49c doz. Large Apples ............ 5c each
....l ('offee ............. .. ......... . . . .. ....... 2% lb.
«mi-J. ”ohm 01‘ Mixed Tea ....... ' ................... 4 9c lb.
“Hull's Soap, 5 bars for 22c——-Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25c
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85 Washington St.
Elf" B‘SFJE'EE
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quality,
It! . price $159.00.
glgger Three-piece
Better 3
Values r
with extra qual
Regular price $36
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Economy
reééfly‘ii-ANNUAL SALE
LIVING ROOM SUITES
$79.00 T° $465.00
Three-piece overstuffed suite. good
tapestry covered.
Sale Price ...........
with figured tapestry.
Reg. $195, sale price ..
Three-piece overstuffed suite, covered
wool moquet and plain
...-... $325- $229.00
Sale Price ...........
. Bed davcnport suite, 3 pieces, covered
ity tinsel tapestry.
5-°°- $250.00
with figured
velour. Beg.
Sale Price ............
Kroeller Bed Davenport suite of three
pieces. imitation leather covered. Reg.
price $115.00.
Sale Price ..............
6 7"?‘Or’th Main Street,
l 5‘1. h.)
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17.5
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31 South Main Street -
WHERE QUAL ITY PREVAILS
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$110.00
overstuffed suite, covered
$159.00
Regular
Kroeller Bed Davenports
Reg. price $57, sale price
79.00
Successor to MAX LEVY
)l l-I.\"S BLACK AND TAN OXFORDS
LADIES’ GREY A
,7. - 7 vriflifl
Three-piece overstuffed suite, covered
with figured velour. Reg.
price $245.00, sale price
Three-piece overstuffed suite, covered
with mohair and velour.
Reg. $275.00, sale price
Threepiece overstuffed suite, covered
with brocaded velour.
Reg. $325.00, sale price
Three-piece overstuffed suite, covered
with extra quality tapestry and fine
velour. Reg. price
$585.00, sale price
Kroelier Bed Davenports
Reg. price $85, sale price
SHE STORES
0
ND BLUE KID JAPANESE
These are real val-
ues that should in-
'terest you.
Cheap Taxis Make _
Money in Argentina
____.
BUENOS AIRES. lv‘eb. 1.-—An
American taxicab concern which op-
erates large fleets of taxicabs in New
York and other cities. sent 0. dozen
of its vehicle: to Bucnos Aires a few
months ago. and has found the en-
terprise profitable despite the fact
that taxi fares are far cheaper than
in'Ncw York. and the price of gaso-
line is higher. The cars are report-
ed to have made a. not profit of 800
pesos each a mouth, or about $275
at current exchange rates. - Amer-
ican visitors tolBucnos Aires say
taxi fares are so cheap here that the
people use them more. hence the
profits.
Bueuos Aircs taximetcrs, regulat-
ed by municipal ordinance and in-
spection, are set at 50 ccnia\'os for
the first 1,200 meters and thereafter
register 10 centavos for each addi-
tional 300 meters. This works out
in American money and distances.
at current exchange, to about 17
cents the first three-quarters of a
mile and less than 4 cunts for each i
mm of a. {nilc additional.
Austria to Call
its Coin “Shilling” '
of:
VIENNA, l-‘cb. ].-—An issue
silver coins to be called “shillings”
has bran authorized by the national
:xss«-mi,»iy. They are to be in denom-
inations of one-half shilling. one
and two shillings, the shilling lo-lle
equal to 10.000 present Austrian
crowns.
14 cents.
The term shilling has called forth
much discussion. ()ne ingenious ar-
Basc metal lutKCllS of 100 ,
and 200 crowns also will be issued. '
"l'en thousand crowns today equals ‘5
O m.
A Talk With a .
So. Norwalk Man
M’r. Tallmudge Tells Something/Of
Interest to South Nam-all: Folks
There's nothing more convincing
than the statement of someone you
know and have confidence in. That's
why this talk with Mr. 'i‘niimadge of
\V'oodward avenue should be mighty
helptil here in South Norwalk.
D. E. Tallmadgo, 49 \Voodward
avenue. says: "Heavy lifting put. my
kidneys out of shape. The weight
of anything I picked up seemed to
bear down on my kidneys and cause
lightning-like pains. My back bc~
came sore and lame all over and my
kidneys acted too freely and caused
me to get up at night to pass the
kidney secretions. After using
Dean's Pills. my back became strong
and well and my kidneys were re-
storcd to normal."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don‘t
simply ask for a. kidney remedy—
gct Doan’s Pills—the same Thar Mr.
'i‘ullmndgc had. Ii‘osicx‘-.‘.iillburn
Y.—-.-\dv.
00.. Mfrs, Buffalo. N.
gumcnt in justification of the (plop-1
tion of a. world associated the world i
met with British coinage. is that it;
is actually a German word. This:
has been defended at length. but the
general belief is that the term ‘\‘Zl‘-
svlcctcd as a camouflage to lend tligz- .
nity and assurance to the urn;
money.
$189.00
$215.00
$245.00
_ $465.00
$39.00
$63.00
Angevine Furniture Co. ;\
- South Norwalk,Co
ORROSITE BALACE THEATER
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BOYS’ TAN SHOES
nos 2 1-2 10 5 1-2.
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.‘f‘T‘?.‘f’??‘.°‘i.f‘f’¥‘f‘i‘.......$4.-00 were ........ 507‘1‘0 ........ 35:00:
“ENS than AND LOW SHOES LADIES’ cofi‘omAL PAT. & VELVET-PUMPS -
$4.00&,$5.00 are; ..... ‘ .................. 450"
LADIES’ BLACK AND BROWN OXFORDS
All styles and heels, welted soles.
$3.59 $4.00 $5.00
.WWMumMinimumiMinimumI’IWMM'l'n‘u‘a'n's‘:'n'n't..........
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NewVictor Records
New on sale
RED SEAL .
Rigolotto Selection (Verdi) Salli-Curd
Puritnnl Selection (Bellini) Gilli—Curd
Vicmh Rancid No. 6432. Ill-inch
Symphony No. 5, - in E Minor;
Andante Cont-bile (T-chnikavnky)
Port- 1, 2, and 3. rogether with
Snow Maiden Dance (RimkyKon-kov}
Ploycd by Stokmki and The PliobOIfiL
MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL
Might Lnk’ a Rose
Curry 0 Buck to Old Virginny
Violin Solo- Bork by M
Victor Roan-d No. I9202 “
VOCAL SELECTIONS
Since My Love Hoe Gone Awe
Lucy {forth
The Wind's in the South Olive Kb.
Victor Record No. 45376
You May Be Post, But,—
Promloo Mo Egrything Blues
3"” " Mythm’Nz‘l‘92'? “‘"m‘"
Song of Son John Steel
To” “is ttlo Rosebud John Stool
Victor Record No. l9232
DANCE RECORDS
Mommo'o Gone-Fox Trot
New Orleans Wiggle—Shimmy Fox Trol
Bath by Piron's New Orleans Orcl'cstn
View Record No. I923}
Lovey Como Bock—Fox Trot .
Davis owl-unn‘ ;
Vietrol- Rounds Noo- 6430 and 6431.
Cuber
When MuSlngo‘Swoet and Low“ ;
-—Fox Trot Medium M
mg” l
Victor Record M 19234 5
That Lullaby Strain—Fox Trot
- Forgetful Blueo—Fox Trot
Bed- by The S's-non Orchestra of '
Victor Record No. I9Z35 W
Donnelly’s
New Victor
Records, Once
a Week, Em
Week—Friday
we: I'r'cl'l'l IsI'rl'il'I't'l'fil‘l'il'l'ii'il'l'l'r’iii'fil'l'r't'ibz.
W.L.Douglas
Shoes-
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a". t i'c'ta'x't'l'l'l'c'flflwm “(WE-1WIl'ii‘i't'r'l'nl’
,_ rcct in style, fit and
iinish.Sold at prices within
the reach of everybody.
We havesevenl up-to-the min-
ute styles for young mm
mlookingforflhcvcrylotd"
in footwear.
KEELER’S 7
Shoe Store l
’morwalk & So. Norwalk,
‘ — Agency for ~ 1
ashington 8t. 80. Her-walk
Ex
Timid Medical Student—You don't
mind if i hold your hand. doyouz
Flapper—Io that what you're do-
. lug? '
"my pulse.—Judzo.
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‘ illiteaa to
spring daffodils.
From Peggy Paige,
ing gowns in black and
pleasing are the
spring fashions.
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New Overbiouses
in Tailored Style ’
White and tan English
hroadcloilfbhms’es are de-
lightfully new and will
win you over at once to
the suit fashion which is
spring. There are several
styles of these blouses, all
having distinctive neck-
lines and finishes. Silk“,
soft, lingette blouses in
tailored models have tiny
hair line stripes and are
ever so good looking.
I
Second floor.
Spying Stationery
space with its
changes.
finish
deed. Two quires
large. Two quires
blue or gay, party peopl
in several colors.
Hun floor.
Britain Hurt by F00
and Mouth Disease
LONDON, Feb. 1.—-The disastrous
epidemic of foot and mouth disease,
which has been remains the farms
of England and some parts of Scot-
land for several months post anon
no signs of skating in unite “the
skinsontdlethodl employed for Its
.suppreoolon by the Board of
cure. .
The authorltleo' main don‘t, Leo
.
I supposed you yore engine ,1
February is like two o’clock
very low in this cold bleak month.
get a very bright colored,
spring gowns bring color an
designer of special models for small \v
smart materials and fashion notes.
very modest prices asked for
A' charming selection.
coming into vogue this]
Fashion is interested in:
stationery also and the up-
to-date woman must keep
Styli; .
Boxes of white glove
stationery with
deckle edge are lovely i;—
1
Sport stationery called
“Olde Devon” .has the
smart grey polo finish.
Sheets and envelopes asre
1
Tarantella—a box of
large sheets and envelopes
of heavy glove finished
paper with deckle edge.
’ 1
Chiffon de Laine is a
very alluring box ofsor-
chid or bufi tinted paper
with silver or gold deckle
Dutch figures in delft
50 etc.
Established 1657
'15.
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Brighten Cheerless F ebruary
with a- New Silk Frock '
in the morning—your
Irene Castle Corticelli and Mme. Renault (famous
omen) come silk
brown crepe satin for larger
‘29.50
Other lovely models priced to $55.
New Cotton Materials
It won’t be half so low, however, if you
shimmering spring frock.
d life to our dress department like the fresh
There are also straight, slenderiz-
dresses which are forecasts of
morale is apt to be
Every day new
and satin gowns With
women. Particularly ,
Second floor. ; ‘.
for Smart Spring Frocks
All the fashion scouts say
will play an important part in
will believe them when you se
these fabrics. -
Eponge
trimming.
Cotton Crepe do Chine in
and cuffs will be ever so chic.
ings and they
finish and texture. they
silks.
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because they are ...new,
edge. 50 cts. fashionable thing in overb
Children's stationery, in 111117 dimity, they are trim
boxes, has dear little nine boyishness.
green and rose
e
'
break has been discovered. the cre-
mating of the affected car-cue- and
prohibiting also the movement of
cattle from a large area.
0! late’there has been I. fairly
general demand among sections of
the agricultural community that too-
lation of the infected animals should
botriedosagainstthe official policy
of slaughtering.‘ Under such a.
scheme of isolation whole area.-
would be placed practically within
a tin; fence, and agriculture within
myouudorleo would be almost of 1
{MIL The duration of isolation
yogi! ”out upon tho violence is!
of excellefibweight in black, white and
colored mixtures, resembling tweed.
most fashionable materials you can have and the
weight is right for early Spring wear. It needs no
all the sheen and crepy look of real silk. A simple,
straight line frock of this material with white collar
Figured Sateen: are as popular as silks for lin-
wear ever so much better. 'Sfiky in
.. verblouses
that Junior Girls Like to Wear
crisp and the most
All white, white with Copen.,
linen collars and cufi's, also bufl
with broWn collars and cuffs.
.g... m. . mswmm
that cotton materials
spring styles and you
e how enchanting are
It is one of the
$1.25 yd.
delightful figures has
$1.25 yd.
often mistaken for
’ 79 etc. yd.
fill! floor.
“ Children’s Vogue
35 cents
rived, and is full of the most adorable children's
the new name for Children’s Royal, has just or-
pictures and patterns. The patterns are for sale
at our Pattern Department, third floor.
looses. 0f white’ond
ly tailored with femi-
Sizes 14. 16, 18.’
and to enforce the regulouo— 11.3.
stairs of officials would be mull!!—
Up tothe proosntthocount! d,
Cheshire has been mat m ‘1‘
fected by tho m
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Lincoln Council. No. S, 0. U. A. I..."
will be held (111' m It m
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