will hold its
l
" of Cross street.
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C
h coal. Harris I: Guns.
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Fannie- Epstein
o!
in Tarrytown, New York.
0
g
9*,
ta! home in Brooklyn. N. Y.
metal—monthly
this evening. at which time
. t Degree” will to con‘
on a large class of cfiidi-
Terry Connors and children
std were week-end g’uests
' Connors' mother. M\rs. it.
Taylor
mat the week-end with rt-
ity Brief [and Piers.01131:,w '.,a§ Mention
- , :1, 0.15m hens or Mount‘Vernon.3‘N’.’,"-T..‘
Encampment he I. it 0:3on ch.
and Robert Strottifl.
e s s
is New Rochelle yesterday and fit
urday. .
s s s ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopper,-
Strawberry Hill. '
a o s
1.
York city.
0
kill Ndw
e Gregory returned to his Louis Swank ot Peeks .
It Harstrom's Prep echool York. is visiting his parents of this
' riding the week-end at hl'J city. . ,
see,
Iii-es Helen and Beatrice Strong
at Van Burch avenue were “atom
Ralph Hopper of Mount Hermon
rchool, Mass; is visiting his parents
oi
George Grad-y. who has been visit-
ing his family of If Garner street.
has returned to his duties in New
l,
your OUR. — _
GIFT nutrient“?
FOR ALI: KINDS OF:
’ 'G I 1' T 8
' DONNELLY’S‘
SO. NOBWAIIK. WEN.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kraemer of
26 Clay street were pleasantly sur-
prised at their home. ”Saturday eve—
ning. by a number on their friends.
An honor the nth anniversary of
. . . Saturday was also
. . . —.\icl'.nclh a — Armory tomor- their "13" 5“.“
3‘! ~ . . l l t. Adv. . . Mr. Kraemcre birthday. A feature
~ nncsan. George Crank row n g] s s o - ot [the evening's enjoymedt was the
the first district mo‘lored t
¢
ileugon o. \lrt-hur
a: Maude
. ”K
*E" e s e
. Addehalt oft an writing yapc
I! ”assure—Adv.
s s
fizz-lad Mrs. Izusscii Meade n
Wyatt. formerly of this (it)
0 Villtlnk Mrs. Mcnd‘s Uilljl‘.
,, Plan-{Ask about it at. Donnelly’s.
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Iveg'us. after spending a wet-lg
nds.
0
Bridgeport with lric
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’30- Dorothy Starr of Spring street.
~Lli‘te De). coal. lini‘ris ti: Guns
. - C
- v
.t .
MGHRO Wilson of
‘mrd week-end guests of
Blanche St. John of Arch sit-cot.
:3 . C O 0
Miss Ruth Mata of \‘an isuren
NI its was a. visitor in Bridgeport
‘ day evening. ’
'. .o e
' Ml. Anne \V'cisnc-r and Miss
Bolon’fiherry. formerly of this city.
flow residing in New York. spent llit:
Freehand at their homes in the suc—
'm“district.
v
,2 {Fancy Potted liyacinth‘s and
§ Mip’l fresh cut green cnrnations
‘ lie dozen. Delivered. Phone 2220.
’ V ‘ ‘ a
Miss Mary Mathews or Van Buren
,«avenle entertained friends from
' Biathlon! Saturday.
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a a
Mr. and Mrs. James iluckctt and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schuyler or
«shown Wcrb guests ycslqduy or
r. and Mrs. Oliwr Wilson. of Line:
Ove-ue.
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M. and Mrs. Hurry Warden and
. ,dau'hters,’ Gertrude und llclcii. of
Westport uwnuc, were- \isitors in
New York City over the ‘\Cl.‘k~clltlu
O O .
—Thlrty per cent. oi! on all L‘vcr-
harp pencils at Donneily'e.—Adv.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lawrence.
5 Ind Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton
" of Merldcn. were guests yesterday or
Mr. and ‘Mi‘s. James Grt-gory of
South Main street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edison “(1)133 or
East..avenuo are entertaining Miss
'i Phyllis Hamlin of Buffalo. N. Y.
’ s s e
...‘Auio snrln‘s. Tim's—Adv.
. C .
...
‘l
a
(Mix; and Mrs. Joseph l-‘ortin or
. luring Hill avenue yvere Visitors lll
» Bridgeport Saturday evening.’
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In. and Mrs. Edward G. Shine
GJflIghter Audrey of Orchard
and Gladys Lobb of Norman
“ill. motored to Stamford Satur-
. ' hand attended the performance
thafitrand Theatre.
«in _ a e a
“as Blanche St. John ot Arch
”entertained a few friends at
Insane laturday evening in honor
1h: anniversary of her birthday.
.30.." “be present were Misses
7 Mae Wilson of Bridgeport. Dor-
‘ from and George Clark and.
Wicke. ‘
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. .
- Stillman and Clittord Coni-
Saturday evening whose
m Nan Benson 0: Bridgeport.
fatvlsltor Friday with her sister.
‘ ' i made have received cards from
.‘N'cu
éfluy Your V'letrOia on our Club
‘ Bin: A. Modnc and daughter Edith
wrettlrpsd to their home on l‘utnam
In
_,, Ml. Elizabeth Cofligan of Prince-
’M. N. J.. spent the week-end “illi
' Mrs. “’illium Josem and sons. Er
road.
”I” Katherine Manson and Ml” tho week-end guests of Mrs.
Bridgeport
Miss
/
. three numbers.
0
their weekly
night at the Grace Parish hall.
C O O
1, Miss l-iulh Banks or 243 Ely ave-
;mm mtertaincd several of her little
l noon. in honor of her ninth birthday.
The children cnioycd an afternoon at
Home: and music.
u to also S(‘.Z“,€(l.
\. .
r
1 Those
1
i
preset
. l: l: Yin-l. Junior Hastings and Davl
Johnson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hesse
Soundvicw terrace have returned t
\\ out the
Douglas (:nry.
0
Mr. and Bird \‘ictor “’cslt-y
Fri-lay night.
ft
installed in lht'll‘ home.
a o s
lli’zxi and Milton oi' Flax hall
“'(‘rt'
Jost-m‘s parents in Bridgeport.
s s s O
“'illium Lngronigo and Mr.
our the \i’i‘ck-t'nd.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. John Pokiem
lily :ivcnuc had as their guests 0
Hit: “t‘t‘k-t‘nfl Mr.
l\:llll\U :iiitl faintly 0: Stamford.
. U I
motorul to New I
laven. yesterday.
O C t
“'illam Garfield of
at tliicr home in Lowe street. a
O O
.s
inmon nv
i'ri lll Bridgeport ovbr
‘
the week-end.
0 0
has ("turned to his home/from Tuni~
p:i, l-‘lorltln.
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Mrs. Louisa. l"u\vcctt of 3 Dying-
""1 pint-o is recovering from injuries
sustained when she fell at her home
l‘i'idnv. Aim. Fun-cut is spending , :1
int: (lays ivilh llt‘l‘ nil-('0. Ali's. Eliza-
Imth lineup” at her home on “’est-
pull :ll‘f‘llllo.
1
Joseph Snirunck of IS \Vchster
sirevt colvl-rated his tiGih birthday (ll.
his “mm“. Friday.
O
Mutiww l‘nlndiiio of 9 Eiizaiioin
street was it. visitor in Bridgeport.
Friday.
.
Mr. and Mrs. John/Naval: to Rail-
l'flutl avenue and their nelce. Sophie
Novak of South Main street were the
guests of relatives in New York city,
oicr the ,wock-cnd.
C C 0
Friends of Harold Msyhcw or 135
South Main street will be sorry to
hear that he is confined to his home
suffering from an attack of neurltis.
e 0 0
Oscar Cinque of Ely avenue has
purchased a. new one-ton truck.
s e ‘4
Members of William McKinley aux
iiiury will hold an important meet-
ing tomorrow night in Foresters’
Hall, High street. .
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A musical service was held last
night at the Not-walk M. E. church.
The church orchestra under the dis-
rcction of Clarence Cable. rendered
rtrnest Souls. tenor
sang a solo. Rev. George B. Tomp-
W Whipple at West avenue en-
l
on‘i Wis - a nice
4
ambeokgetsby
.1 d. ore: the week-end Ernesl'iloligl
. v we 'A‘.Csm'fortable Feeling
., It hel ‘ let to know that the
, . account, ready for the un
the some added regularly,
m the, pay envelope stops for awhile, the man with
With the least difficulty. ‘
kins, pastor of the church, talked on
on in Life." ‘
pass-book with your
tucked away in 9.
expected need. Arid the
the greater the feeling
little 3
. I ‘ ‘
The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choral Art society Will be held
meeting iVednesdsy
lii‘lnnds ut llt‘l‘ home, Friday often,
Refreshments
c (imcc Suydcn. *-Emma. Beers.
izuth Johnson. Ruth Brinks. Freder-
of
their home after spending the week-
end in New York City where they
guests or Mr. and Mrs.
'i‘hmntsli “‘cbl) of 123 South Blah:
licrlonbuch light in New York City
South Main street have had a radio
and
Mrs. Leonard \‘acnro 01' Port Cliont- .
(r, N. Y.. were the guests of Mr.’ and '
Airs. Nicholas Garfield‘ot Lowe street
of
and Mrs. Julius
Jerry Safranck of “'ebster street
Port .Chcstcr
spent the week-end with his parents
0
Mr. and ‘s. Frank Soltcsz ot Lex-
cn o entertained i‘rlcnds
\i‘iilinni Glenn 7): Flax Illll road
in
singing of Master Norman Kracmer,
Norman Louden Md Mrs. Kraemer.
. ., ease ' ' it the Grace Parish hall tomorrow Miss Madeline Bidumvelt and Ro-
A it. ”to 'i‘hedstgu3 performance u Iell'cning. » bert entertained with fancy dancing
~ ., o s .. . t , o o t exhibition. Dancing was onloll’ed
“2,3...“ coal Harris 8.: Guns. The K. 0. K. A. Jrs. will hold lat '.in the ‘cvening. Music was
.,‘ as . ’
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turn d by Charlottee and her 5
piece orchestra.
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Julius Ivnnko or New Yorlt city
was the w'cek-md'guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Poklemba. ot Ely avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Poklcmbu also enter—
tained over the week-end Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ivanko of Stamford.
it e s s
The regular monthly meeting of
the Building Loun association will be
0 held t-oinorww afternoon. -
O C O
The King's daughters of Normal):
have been invited to .Lttend the
memorial services to be held in hon-
or or Fanny Crosby. the blind hymn
writer. at the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal church. Sunday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock. The services are be-
ing conduit: ed under the auspices of
0
‘ ' ' . - " . 'ldver c i' ‘.l -oi ' '
’“WYm'k city 2““. "13"‘83 sircr-t and l-‘rcdcrlck Coleman of 134 323mb”: “‘1fo 0:13er “0.31"“;
' ' '. _ q ith of Vail Cont-h street were among the local Brld 0‘ ' t “till“bo “I q cukt-r A .3
" IQ“ Kathryn ...m . - . llmiplc who witnessed the Delancy- g ”or ' e ‘ p ' ‘
‘ nut-en avenue spent buturddy In special musical program has also
been arranged.
T... _
CARD PARTY“
. NEXT FRIDAY
Improvement Associa-
tion to Meet in Com-
munity H a l l—Ad-
vent Church Drive
E’l‘hc East Nomslk Improvement
association will hold a'card' party at
Community hull. l-‘ridny afternoon.
Many tables have been reserved. The
a‘alr is being held to raise funds to
make improvements in the ground;
around community hull. Mrs. Ern~
cst lioynolds is chairman oi the
committee in Cllilrgc.
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The women of the Advent Christi-
nn,churcli who are taking part in
the drive inaugurated a few weeks
ago to lulse funds to apply toward
the debt en the parsonage. will hold
a. IIICQHL'; git the church. \V’cdnéedny
evening. The (ll‘li'u will be brought
to a close, Jillll‘l. The congregation
has been dli idea into two sides. One
tilde, comp-lord ul’ the men or the
church “ill compote with the othcr
(cunt. «insisting of the women. The
side ruining the larger sum by June
1 will he ilzc guests of the losing
team at a cznncr. Much enthusiasm
is being :liown liytho purislioncrs
and many diluirs are being planned.
All the “onion oi the church are
urged to attend the meeting on Wed-
nesday night. .
i
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s Tomorrow night. under the nus-
piccs‘ot the Swedish Congregational
church, the five Scandinavian Boll- '
ringers from llclsingland. Sweden.
will’ give a. concert at the South. Nor—
walk Methodist church. The Bell-
ringers perform on Howells, which
vary in weight from a. few ounces to
15 pounds. Included in their pro-
gram is classical and popular music.
This will be their first appearance in
NOI'Wllk. They expect to, leave
shortly for the west and from’there
salt for their home in Sweden. T33
concert. tomorrow night. will two
that no lover of music can afford—to
miss. '
0
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The Junior Boys’ club at Christ
church will meet tomorrow evening
at 7 o'clock.
.
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Max Silvcrsteln. of Fort Point
street, visiter his mother. who, is ill
in a hospital in ”New York City. yes-
terday. Mrs. Silversteln recently uno
dcrwent an operation.
0 0 0
George Vedas. of Edlle nv
had as his guest Nathan Gi
Bethtl.
ue has
rt, 0:
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pierce and
sons have returned to their home on
East avenue after spending' the
weeld-end with Mr. Pieree's parents
in “'nterbury. ' e‘
There will be a joint meeting of
the vestry and the di rict‘oommittee
a
M“
Floor Coverings
aSerim. '36 inch width.
Stile, ”
- Begins
Tuesday
Morning
5—star
at 8530 p
A} Stores/{ride
{on
, * Prices Are
Splendid Shoe Values
3 for Women & Children
Women’s Oxfords and Pumps in
fine variety—not all sizes in
every style but all sizes are in
the lot. Sizes 3 to é~ 3 .
.Reg. $2.95 and $3.25. . 2.39
Lot of Children’s and Infants’,
Shoes—in tan and patent leather
with white top. Regu- $1 19
lar $1.35 and $1.45 . . 0 one
Children’s Sport Elk Shoes in
several styles—sizes G g _
to 11. ‘Reguiar $2.29 1.95
Lot of Boys’ Shoes in black ml
brown---sizcs 11 to 51,3. , "'
Reg. $2.50 and $2.95 Slegb
Men’s Felt Comfort Slippers—~—
.. Slit:
.....J.-.‘ .4 ...-«.H—n— .4 ‘
——niccl_v paddul solo.
.Begularly $1.19 . . . . ..
Men’s Furnishings
Priced To Go?
Men's '7 bed Shirts and Drawers
made 0 fine quality cotton. nits:-
ly finished. all Fiz "fr
Regular 89c . .. . . 93$
Men’s Ecru Ribbe Union Suits
made to fit and give sservircm
good quality cotton. long; sleeve.
long leg—sizes 36 to $1 19
46. Regular $1.59 . .-
Men’s Ecru Ribbed Union Suits—-
Fine ». cotton, medium wright.
long sleeve, long log. $1: Q4)
sizes’36-46. Reg. $1.3.“ .3
Men's Fine Quality Finnnclelte
Pajamak—Silk frogs, :‘iiiiitziry
.collars. Small 101 but $3 ‘29
all sizgs. Reg. $1.65 , 3.4
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5.3;. ‘v—v .
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it gag
cw: .. a P“
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t; My:
7'
roiiéfii‘l-‘égggvéi
stv Cash Store.
ulg
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f t Making van... EXCéptional
1’:er - sis-'7- 1"
3'2 and ‘36 inch Pennies and;
Gingham: in stripes, checks;
plaids, and figures. Regu- 15 ;
lariy 19c and 22c yard yd; C.
32 inch “Bates” Gx'hghsm in all
the new spring patterns~plaids
and checks. Regular 29c
yet-d ....'......... yard 19¢
36 inch Fine Quality Percale. in .
beautiful shitting patterns and?
figures, regularly 25c
yard 196
yard .............
35 inch Flock Dot Voiles in email
(lots and figures. These goods f
sell for 59¢ yard, but slight im-‘ E
Degfections make possible our=
low price. In all colors 25 E
' C
yard
36 inch Fine Tissue Gingham in .
all the new spring plaids and .
checki Sold regularly 5
for 59c yard4‘4c5
...._._.........v
36 inch Wool Challies in beauii-
White and Colored Wash ' Goods
. ‘
At. Exceptional Reductions
Fine goal to: (.i‘eises; bloom-
' era and slot“; roziii up “g
to ~£8c yd. . ..... . . . -:. 4 C
29.: yo. ........... yd.
€35 inch Broadcloth clifting in
rcmzan: lengths; many pa terns
;CRD;L‘Q mam —1, 04331215111 fine
, cred Ff lDC;>.
593 yard . ..
ful shit-ting stripes—very fine 36 inch Plain Silk and Cotton
quality in light grounds. P tty Fabrics displayed in good range
colors for blouses, men’s 5 ts, of ceiors suitable for slips, un-
boys’ blouses and pajamas, rcgu- £ dergarmcnts. fancv 3nd; and
Jar price 59c yard 19 other uses. ' Yorali RF
\Vhile they last yard C 3 up to Site 101.. . . . . . . . . . 3C
36 inch Pajama Checks and 38
in. Vv’hite Voiles, excellent. qual-
ity, regular 19: yard.
15c
yard
36 in. “Cloth of Gold" Fine Long
d. 17C
Cloth, soft quality.
Reg. 2:3: yd
32 in. Mercerized Forages in l
urai coin 330 a low of?)
colors. Regular 29: guard
81'
Ell. 25c
aci; 5a teen Lifting—
eases-...uecos-
lldllains“
with.
...c
1‘ 5—— 2‘:
Bi
so..-
35 in.
36 in. Flesh Color Lingerie Sa-
teen—Fine quality. it it colors in
in}: and flick—regain? 19c
quality in x with coi-
rt’i 35C
..fe ground
Elcguisr
. . \z
e. ....- ...
. . § .. , . “ants, Odds and
Ends, Discontinue-fl Lines—Offering Attractive
-. .
I Reniggflcilflslea‘clied and
Brown Sheetings, Muslin, l j
Crash. Flannels Ticking, Drillinge.
'
ALL TO‘GO AT ' 3/2 MARKED PRICES
......
36 in. Genuine Indian Head. li‘t‘lifi
like linen—4H! stamped on selv-
otigc. regular 330. yard . . ..
45 in. Indian Head ’l‘lihinit. .L‘t"
irc‘quallty-all stamped on St-
cdgc, regular 45c'yartl . . . .
86 in. Unbleached Hush“. poof.
Weight and wearing qua-.lii}.
Regular 15c. yard ..... yard
tum Bleached Seamless
Sheets. torn size,
4; i
Regular $1.4!) .
45386 Pillow fuses. good
quality muslinmll inch hum.
Regular 230
Homespun Towels-brown. part
linen excellent for .lianti towels.
Regular 19c
.
is in. Blgrcerlzrd Napkins, hemmed.
ready for use. good heavy
cinnantSalcEargams lll Domestics , gill; 3.3g} Dress
All the seescri’s best to
. . ves and colors, both plain and fancy
weaves, in skirt and dress lengths—Regularly 75:: to $2.00 yard
Ego—75c and $1.25 Yard
at 8:30 i
, i."
Savings.
Women’s 8: Children’s
Hosiery & Underwear
wflmen’s Medium Weight Union
Sufi;.~.qur neck, no sit—Ct'es.
band tops; dutch necks. ell-w
sleeves, knee or ankée 16-“-
no‘. all sizes or style: in
Reg.«$l 6 Extra;
sizes e si;
Women's Medium W'eight Union
Suits with band bodice twp. e:
or ankle length. Sizes 3‘6,
40.12 and 44 . ......... 'ZQC
Misses’ Fleece Lined Union Suits
—Dutcii neck, cibori ~tuzr.
high neck, long sleevez— PF
ankle length—not all $529: C‘BC i
Infants’ Cotton and wool Bands l
'{Vltl‘l sill; finish—all per- KOC ;
"f,
\ ‘_
ls.
.‘.'..
3.1.8
1.‘
fort goods, sizes 2 in t3 . .
Children’s Socks—Shot“,
length, some with fan-Cr
others plain—not all 9
qzcs pair 5:
Boys’ Fine Rib Hose—:7."
heel and toe~slight mill -
fecrlons. black only. ?1
. . . . . air a C
Sizes 93,: to 11
Children’s Mercerized Lisle Hose
~—fr—.ncy or plain rib—defile
heel and toe. perfect goods—:9:
all sizes or colors in the 3:»:—
cantel. grey, brown— _
White or bin ii . . . . . .pair 39
V‘lomen's Mercerized Sport Rib
Rose in blac‘ 42“
.. . . . .mir v.
5: only.
Cotton Hos
Sizes St; in 10
\Vomen’s Fine
double heel and me. sick: 31:22
at?
0....
imperioufizis. Black writ“);
coriovan -12" pair 42C
Goods Remnants
Silk ‘ Remnants
Off Regular
1/3
. Draperies-
Curtsins and -
e
200 yd.
black
Remnants .of Velvet and Wil-
ton Volvot Clrpctf— Various
lengths.‘ extra. heavy quality.
Bras-s- P
160 to
Remnants of Double Bordsred
Regular 15c ........ YD. 10°
Remnants and Odd Pieces of
Fine Scrim and Marquisetis ..
Plain and fancy borders. 15
Regular 19c 1'1). 9
[in A re
Odd Pairs of Curtains -— 2 and p
J. J. Clarke 100 yd spool
Cotton
Snap Fasteners, white and
Safety Pins, 1 dos. in card.
Dressmakers
“Women’s Long Sleeve,‘ High‘
Neck Embroidery‘Trli-nmed Mus-
Small lot.
B.........;.. 9 for 25o
asting Cotton 3.... 4c Special “...-...
....... 4 dos. 10o
- Bags ...........
... ...,. ..... 2dox. 5e ,
ins. fine quality. on! Baas. 'chul
especial... 3 papers 10c
Women's Lest
us. Regulars“, foray.
»
Women's Hand Bags in Black
and Brown Leather.
Large Roomy Shopping
Oretonne Lined Rubber-
”.-«leWelfy'
. . . . i
writ! «a (balmy. regular $1.39 33: $1.09 E Plan and Fancy Weaves. ,1»! arked PNCES f
‘ : .... ...... ......... ,»: a l
lir— EC Part [linen Bleached Crash Tow- 5 . I c: ’s x , — i
FAN i clitiir."red border, good drying 16c ’ a _ IE¥BRO£BE<REE4 H l.) K FS’ RIBBONS’ GLOVES l
12 1 - quality. Regular 20c ..... vard ‘ ample 9‘, ”'nlmlmfifil Latraldi’l‘ét‘fiv l liner .‘arrow Ribbon—large .— .
~ — ' ' i can 3:12;; or g; .ow ribucn coat-s, rib on i t s l t fr. '2 .‘l ti‘n : ‘1‘?
2c : (..olored Border Turkish Towels é heading ’ musicals tops. fiounciuz ’ weafegcin {£21113me Er r
i double thread fancy blue bor- c tr ‘ s es; ~w.._ ,-.., - 3‘ l , ‘ “ ' . ‘
$1 19 .5 (lCl' regular 050 each each l gaming}. (‘utllui .C 4....(l Eur. n €.i,—,Cb—a.l . and PEIFIQY efiects—nortn - i C
”' i _' “ ""“ ‘ me pcrccl ‘2’ ‘ ................. WT.
...o” . e z Dish Towels—really for use, hemmed. } goods, worth 9c izég 25c ; or mud . .
= suit finish. for hand or dish. mg m 3;}? a. a :3 3 ll omcn‘s llandkcrcliici<—flr *. ' I4 l
21c , RES!!!“ 100 each. c li'omrn‘s Turn Back (‘nfl Gloves. Dis~ I 5m" quality if‘ Die-m and {3 u "E l
____________ each 3 for played in all the new spring 001035_ f colors. all pence: 2;. .
‘ l 86 lmEBloached Muslin, edit . g}. 9:: embroidered turn back Men‘s Handkerchiefs—good large
1 t ’ finish for the needle. Regu~ l c i cuff-~zill sizes. Regular 1.0 size, made of good quality cotter. C
............ oat-h. lar 19c . yard i 751.33 p“: lhemstitched .............. ca"
.. i O 1
; Notions Leather Goods Todet G Linen Dresse 1
$1.00
35c
at 59c... 45c
her Purses and
.....-
Mavis Talcum
...-....
.l...u.. Powder Puffs
Po
BF ............
n s 1-4 lb. box 19o Poekstbooks.. regular P l ' . ....... -
gaggilar ”'1" ... D $1.25 Singer-is Tailed "(G-”d _ piefe 50c .............\. ....... 39c , P:rereoi::mDss;.Ef:aom g3: Tweed Skirts
‘ . -' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ f ' ' ‘ ias awn ape y . pieces Men’s Cigar Cases of Sunset Soap Dye . . .2 . .. . .. 12c - (1 (4r? ed ‘3
Linoleum Runner-sand Passag‘ ...-“...... _____ 4 ' . 0 -. 1“ Plaid an “‘23,? . 2n. 9
Ch“. With 1113““Ian {Y‘K‘li—‘ltt‘m- Taffeta. Seam Binding Fft..§§: Leather. Regular $2.00 $1. 0 Bogota?” Hot -Water 50c Patterns. “pg. L.” $
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24 lnch’es wide . ..... YD. Dust Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9e _ _ _ ' White ivory Combsjreg. 50:, §9c Middlefi Of Jean
, Blue Ribbon Cott-afiap—Rom. ' Corset Laces, 5 G. 8 yd."8c 8 18¢ Kfllfimfl Yarn m 35C Hair Brushes, solid wood backs Regular 85C
rants and seconds. Regular 55c Iron Hold“: -------- ...... 86 ““33 ir.............‘.. ~-reg.$1.00............... 79: $100 ...... .
and 65c Quality. , . 45 Star Trouser Hangers 4: Children’s Stamped Dresses, Ivory Pieces. Puff Boxes. Hair '
. . . . . . . . . , _ -SQ. YARD c. Wire Hairpin Cabinets . . . . . 4e, tan ’and lime- Regular ' 50 Receivers, etc. at Reduced ' ' w ' t5
Remnants of Cretonne "t‘ f. Assorted Buttons . ..... dot; 59c and we . . . . .. -\' ..... C: Prices. Dimdy 81$ '
“an“, Good patterns—ail 8‘33 Pearl Buttons ........ 8: card Finish Models in 36 in. Com 3 . Good styles -— P9”: n” G"
36 inches wide Buckles &, Ornaments at Radue-: tors on w its ‘Uiover $3 50 ‘ . ' lars — Slightly soiled- $1 50
., ' ~ 25c ~.. ...... ‘ ., Bleached." Res ws - Petticoats '
Regular -gc ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' 113' 5'33th Braid - J'- - - - .. ~ . . 3° 3": Richardson's ' Vieshabis .8llk' '
. 33c for 1: yard piece Flo‘safnezular cc skeins 25c Women's Sateen Puttibocke
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Vlocdbul‘ys Soap .. 3 cakes 50c
Mavis Face Powder ......... 43:
Tooth Brushes. Bonemo-ridies- 18:
Dr. L ens Teeth Paste or
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Bungalow Aprons
Women’s Square Neclf 8
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