Cannon St.
For camping
take atent
.The staunch sortf that
gives security and comfort
.and pleasure out in the;
ope en.
: ‘ ? 7x 9 ft. $16.
1‘ 9/; 3112 ft. $22.
_ 12 xii} ft. $30;
Tent flys:
. 7319 ft.
9% x 12 . .1.
I
12 x 14 ft. $15.
Wenzel Poleless tents:
; 7 X 9 fl. $25.50
8 x 10 ft. $28.
31112 ft. $33i'5
Boy scout tents, 5 x 7 ft.
Khaki, $8.
Varnished hard wood
camp stools . 59c - with
backs 791:
Sand chairs $2._
Canvas cots
$4.50
Fourth floor. tront.
Automobile
Blue book
,folding,
of America—Vol. 1, New
York and New England and
5stem Canada $3.
Main door. rear.
Something
to drink
Always comes in handy
especially on a holiday —
“Howco” grape juice, press-
ed from rich concord grapes
specially for us—put up in
pint bottles-— 29c
“Yarex” pure fruit syrup
——i pint makes 1 gallon—
punch, orange, grape, lem-
on and lime, put up in pint
- jug§— 35c
Bakery
products
. Order a loaf or two 'of
Howland sandwich bread—-
make the most delicious
sandwiches to take on the
trip.
If you are entertaining
let us supply a delicious pie
'-—many kinds baked fresh
bevery day or a dandy loaf of
cake—either will lessen the
iwork at home and you’ll en-
doy it, too. ~62
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j the goods
.3 Every boy can take a tip
from the messenger. Noth-
ing stops him from deliver-
1ng hrs message—because
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his. wheel “delivers the
_ goods” in all kinds of
-, weather. _
, Messenger boys 1199 Col-
umbia and Lion bicycles
with the New Departure
coaster brake, because it
. 121.1141?Ithent'ihjafei3 in trafiic
a ves e )0 of pedal-
3:. You’ll want a wheel
_.. this sort. We have plenty
fthem. '
tourth floor. 7..
$35. to. $39.75
Notes
WWall tents (if, 10 oz. i
Most of these items are specially priced for Wed-
Thursday and Saturday.
.Tooth preparations
Ipann‘ tooth paste Ste. 3 for $1.
, Pebeoo tooth paste 321:.
l Listerine tooth paste. 191:.
5 Dr. Lyon's tooth paste or powder
171:. 8 {or 501:. ,
" Kolynos tooth paste 19c.
Forhan's tooth paste email 191:,
nesday,
large 39:.
tion
Deggett
creern.
8 for 25¢.
Bocbe
lsrse
mg
$7or20e.
Face creams and lotions
Hind’s honey and almond cream
Frostilla 19c.
Jergen'e Benzoin and Almond lo-
391:.
Pond's cold and vanishing cresm
—smali 191:. large 39c.
and Rsmsdell' s
small tube 81:.
small 181' 29c, medium jar 39c. large
lot 59c.
Pompeian massage cream
night or day cream 39c.
Creme Elecsya. 48c.
Stillmsn's freckle cream 39c. 7
Face powder and rouge
Coty's L'Orlgon tsce powder 73c.
Le. Blache face ponder .
Pompeisn face powder 3191:.
Amber R01 111 face powder 95c.
Pompeisn bloom 39c.
Ashes ot Roses rouge 65c.
Amsmi rouge 39c
Toilet soaps
Cutlcurs soap 18c.
Luca castlle soap 15c. small So.
Packer's tsr soap 17e.3
t . t .d Woedbury’s facial soap 17c, 3 for
l C 50c.
Standard OUTlS S gll Palm Olive soap 7c. 6 for 40¢.
Cocoanut oil castlle large bar 9:,
belli castile small bar 17c.
r $1. 35. l
Opportunity box contains nine
cake! 0‘: fine quality soap includ-
Woodbury‘s facial soap—box
comp 'eto 75c.
Oxford toilet soap—assorted odors
Toilet goods of
timely intemst
der 15c.
cum 18c.
Mavis talcum 15¢.
Amsmi shampoo 12
\Vlldroot shampooS
Hair groom 35c.
cold
large 19:.
39c,
3for50c.
\‘eet 39c.
Delatone 79c.
N on am 391:.
for 50s.
bristles 451:.
Hair receivers,
csch.
Main floor center.
Luggage for the 1
holiday trip
These may suggest something needed for vacation
time or the holiday
One thing you may depend on, it is luggage of the
better sort that will stand hard usage.
Enameled covered week end suit cases—have cow-
hide corners — cretonne lined with pocket — brass plated
Staunch trunks of three ply bass wood, fiber cover-
ed ahd bound—two trays—cretonne lined and hat box
compartment, sizes 32 to 36' 1n.— $18. 50 to $20..
Week end trunks—fiber covered—brass plated locks
and bolt—steamer size— $6. 50
Excellent quality brief cases, two and three pockets
-—_black, tan and natural— $4. 50 to $5.
. 'thrd floor, center.
Talcum powders
Comfort powder small 19c. large
Johnson & Johnson's baby pow-
Mennen's borated and violet tal-
Squibb'e talcum 19s.
0
Heir prepsrstsons
Mulsifled cocosnut oil 34c.
Golden Glint shampoo 19o.
\Viidroot hair tonic 42c.
Henenstoam shampoo 426.
Palm Olive shampoo 35c.
Disinfectants
Lysol small 191:, medium 391:.
1111 orls small 191:, medium 39o.
Listerine small 3 02.19:. medium '
oz. 39:. large 14 oz. 69c. 79c
Peroxide of 1-13 drogen 16 on. 171:,
Depilstories
De Miracle small 60c, large 75c.
Deodorants
Odo1 0110 small 23c. medium 42:.
Eversweet small 21c. largo 42o
Mum 171:, 3 for 50¢
Tooth and hair brushes
Tooth brushes—tine quality bril’
leis 19c. l-rench make 25c
Hair brushes metal face—good
Miscellaneous
Absorbent cotton 16 oz. rolls 89o.
One lot or celluloid toilet pieces—-
puff boxes,
combs, buffers, etc. 500
a ,
' s
will supply at will
' like best.
$5.50
qt. sizes, $12.50
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Help ’trip’s
pleasure
UniVersal vacuum bottles
a hot cup
of coffee or cool refreshing .
glass of —- whatever you
.Take one or two
along on your holida trip.
Universal pint bo les at
$2.35, $3.25 and $3. 75
Universal quart bottles at .
$2.50, $3. 25, $3.75 to
Stanley unbreakable in...
sulated bottles, pint size,
$6.75—qt. size, $7.50—2
corrugated
. on running board
$7.50 _
Vacuum food
$2. 95
trsys.
75c and $1
folds up
Suit case.
toasts,
35
broils.
lock and bolts— $2.50
311513111111: bags—deep cut—leather lined with pocket Eff my at
_. 7 '
berries covered
chocolate 591; lb.
Fourthlloer.tront.
it
THE. HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
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the new-curt. necklsce may beworn spell 6: node. White stockings are '
ot leather—lusts.- as u cert—a. stock—o. choker—-
knotted—wound round and around.
(tonne
to be prorn yltn white shoes. otter= {gum
__ maps and soils. Among these may
' - be mouthwatering. bengaiine. an
Special 1 pint Vacuum
bottle—Heavy enameled
- Fourth floor. rear.
The Coleman
camp stove
One look at the Coleman
stove at work Will convince
you it’s the stove you need
for your camping tri.
Let us supply
garden seeds
Flower and garden seeds
of all kinds—10c pkg.
Larger packages of peas,
. beans and corn— 20c
Basement. front.
Get your
candy here
D elle i ous Dartmouth
chocolates — many, many
sorts, hard centers,
center jelly nuts and cre
C383
I
Auto lunch baskets—re-
frigerator type for preserv-
ing a refreshing lunch, fits
of auto—
jars—ex-
cellent for most hot or cold
dishes—have large neck—4
qt. size, $2.65 — 6 qt size.
.'
it
sma l as
it bakes, fries,
it’s fuel is
common motor gasoline.
syve co’mplete, $13. 50 a
Fourth floor. from.
..§i
soft
H owla ds,
Our milk chocolates are
very good—made right here
in Bridgeport, specially for
us—full assortment, 55c lb.
{Thursday and Saturday
we shall have fresh straw-
with milk
Basement. center.
Don t forget that spare tire!
Make it a Hanes and be sure it is good all through.
There 15 a size for every car. Though the price 15 small
the number bf miles will be many. Hanescord tires are
the tires one never regrets buying. Only at Howlands.
30x3 regular size clincher tires $ 9.75 tubes $1.65
301‘13y; regular size clincher tires $10. 95 tubes $1.95
3016/. over size clincher tires $11.90 tubes $2.50 ‘
30x3 1/5 over size S S tires $11.90 tubes $2.50
31114 over size S S tires $18.50 tubes $2.50
32'x3% oversize S S tires 4 $15.50 tubes $2.25 ;
32x4 ove‘r size S S tires . $19.75 tubes $2.75
33114 over Size S 8 tires $20.50 tubes $3. ,1
.34x4 Oversize S S tires . -1. $20.90 tubes $3. "'5‘,
32x4% over size S S tires $25.50 ‘ tubes $3.50 ,
33x4yz over size S S tires ‘- , $26. tiibes $3.75 ‘
'.34x4% Olfbi‘ size 55 tires $26.75 tubes saga
35x4%j over size S S tires SZ'ESO tubes $4.. 1
' 33x5 * over size s 5 tires : $31.50 tubesselso ,
35x5 . over size 86 tires $32.50 tubes $4.75 ’
J
Gingham prom the newest nice
tor bathing suits which our” '
' meat Fleet 11nd Prbgrsmme," 1. sub.
- feature standpoint. “What Are the
tures of Convention
in Bdston _
Palmer to Speak .-
BOSTON. May 28—01“ of the
features of tho Eleventh National
Foreign Trad)?
on June 6. end 6 will be 3 con—
col-ted e'flort to put. the Amerleen
merchant Marine on its see. legs. so
to speak, end to secure (or the Uni-
tpd States I. 1dr sure in cerrylng
its own exports and imports over.
seas. The principal spenker on this
subject will he Admiral Leigh Pal-
mer, President 0! the United States
Fleet Corontlon. from Washington.
D. C. He will discuss ”the Govern.
ject with which he is as familiar as
' anyone in this country.
There also will be an address on
“A Practical Solution of the Steve-
dorlng Problem." by F. P. Fol-o.
lndustrisl relations monster of the
Waterfront Employers' Association
of Seattle. Wash. As Seattle has
been through some of the most try-
ing relstiono to its waterfront em-
pig'ees in the past few years his
also should prove an interesting
spaker. "American Shipping" and
“Selling America. Abroad" will
other addresses at this session.
The Netiousl Foreign Trade Coun-
cil. under whose auspices the con-
vention. will be held. with thewco-
operation of the Federal Govern-
ment and I number of national or-
pulsations. a; well as everyIChun-
ber of Commerce in New England
believes that the time is ripe to
press the matter of e Merchant Ma-
rine commensurate will! the resour-
ces and already great oversees trade
of the United States. The discus~
sions will Mm to bring about some
concerned action slang this line.
100 Miles Of Yarn _
In Cloth For Queen
Textile manufacturing skill is ex-
empllned in superlative degree in
linen damask tablecloths and nan-
klns presented to tthueen of Eng-
lsnd by the irish linen industry as a.
souvenir of the British Empire Ex-
hibition now going on near London.
Such is the fineness of these tsbrlcs
that in the napkins there are 354
threads to the square inch and in the
tablecloths 314. A single/napkin is
made up of four miles of yarns. and
slrhough one square ysrd of the
damsel: In the tablecloths weighs
only I‘l-6 ounces. so close is the
weaving that this squsre yard con-
tains 11.304 yards, of ‘ysrn. As to
the tablecloths. taking the 2 1—: by
6 yards size. we find it is composed
of nearly 100 miles of yarn. and it
five o! the cloths were unwoven the
urn therefrom would measure 500
miles in length. says the Dry Goods
Economist.
.In preparing the Jacquard cards
for wesvlng the napkins over 2.000.~
000 holes hnd to be punched by
hand. while design cards having
“5.000.000 holes were required for
the tablecloth. The design takes
the form or s. garland of wild roses
intertwined" with n scroll or the
Louis XV period. fl‘his design 1111.
pears around the border of the
tablecloths and napkins and also. no
a decoration . sround the. center.
Within this central decoration are a
crown and the initial ”M." the letter
inking s. form which bsrmonizes
with the gnriand-snd-scroll deolgn.
All of the work. from the growing
of the no: to the bleaching and tin-
lshing or the fabric. was performed
in the Province or Ulster.
CURRENT MAGAZINES
In the Metropolitan Magazine. a.
Msclsdden publication. this month
are many interesting stories. in-
cluding “Youth." the story or e. wo-
mun’s longing. by Olga. Petrova. and
stories by Elsie Singmsstcr. Henry
Irving Dodge. E. Phillips Oppen-
heim, Rida Johnson Young. Bella.
Cohen and Robert Sneddon. The
brilliant editor or the Metropolitan
Lyon Maureen. ho.- become s. na-
tional figure through his weekly
talks over the radio from station
WAAM. on the art or writing tor
megssInes. Millions. o! listeners
look forward to his instructive
broadcast.
‘ The June issue 0: True Detective
Mysteries is filled with 1111111111;
tales. "The Mystery 0: the Bobbed-
Hull-ed Bandit." “My Quest For -A
Fsmoue Actress' Jewels."~ “My Se-
cret Mission For the King of Siam"
and a. host or other tsecinetlng
tales have been gathered. "The
, “Quest of Shadows." by Sum-i Fri-
kell is sttnctlng attention. A
Among the tentures‘in Deuce Lev.
ere Msgulne are: "Consult tour
Dunning Nestor Like ' A Doctor."
“How Dancing Crested A New. Lite
For Me." "Dance Out or Doors to
the Radio" and many others includ-
ing the music of the latest dance
hit. "Sweet Cslitornls."
Physical Culture Magazine for
June ‘ls sn unususlly muslin
number both from o pletoriel and!
Real Heelth Foods.” “1 Cured Hy
selt of Ten Diseases” ind "Why
Your Teeth Are Bed" us only three
of sever-.1 dozen interesting ’ztlolos.
True nominee's. in in June W.
restored, “I Lost My spanned. Be-
ceases—{t "When A. Girl Gets A Bed
Nome" and "1,1111. -Hooktng Btpd."
which nuke
tug.
the as 1 “mt 5
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be‘
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"Pa, what's the diflerence between
a. luxury and s necessity?"
“Very little. my boy. these dsys—
tking.”-—Boston Trnnsgript-
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Minivanx‘h; Inesns “n‘d Lad-11%.:
cane with ir.besieh Ask us
shout the Ho- ere-meat pin. w.
an it “deem 11km
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fine
put be
maker, and this lsstt‘sll I begsnsuf
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tskingtheVegetsble
six yearsAttimss
itwss sliiconlddo
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thepsin leftmyside. I had a
titstoeatsn ingthstwas 1
ore me, and I gun to do all -
work and mywashing, something
’tdonefor years. amsdrees:
with my side d
poun again.
Ismonmyfourth bottle, which mskes ‘
eight inslllhave taken. Ifeei so ‘
much better when I take it and every- 5
body tells me I look better. My appe- '
1m unproves and I feel stronger in .
every way. I am a very nervous wo- .
INTERWOVEN Ll‘
Lisle
Silk
Rogers 8; Stern
Norwalk
Must Else ’Em
are considered about the same
menu's sum.
WI-Mnston Offloc—-0ursy mag.
manure—w mm: arenas
Louis D. Mnttern
BRIDGEPORT
PA TENT AmRNEY
' Phone Barnum 508
man and it: seems to help In nerves
so much. ” ~Mrs. MAGGlE
Glasgow. Kentucky.
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,‘The house in which modern
plumbing is installed even wears
a, comtortable look. It seems to
any "Here rest and peace and
health abide and a genuine hos-
pilalliy."
The NASH, RAYMOND
82 DEAN CO.
2 Flax 11111 Road
83. l
JOSEPH D111
8" “th Slug
South Sm-
The Right Hat
Is Important!'
Our Straw Hats Anti.
And Priced Rim
YOUNG 'S STE-1&5
$2.50. 83 and“
2130 1X 5'.st S
$5.00
V i
Heavy Sole
TENNIS SHOES
F" 51.49
An Unusual \‘sluc.
Keeler’y :
SHOE STORE 1
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Largest Stock of
ing Machinery 1131185
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Refrigerating and Supply
EASTILRN aoms
ARCTIC ICE MA .111-
SERVICE ON ALL '
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prises ling $5.100 r
o! its “Silhouette W“
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“THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE"
‘ $5.00 Allowed for Your
Old Refrigerator To-
wards the Purchase of or .
_ WHITE MOUNTAIN
- $19.75 16 $90.00
FIBRE RUGS‘
. I
8ft.3”x10f}.6”‘ Reg.
Special
L
FURNITURE . s...
Per Cent. to 33 Per Cent.
Saving.
$16.75.
Iooolosefloo
$11.59
MANHATTAN ROME
COUCH HAMMOCKS
Special
Reg. 82.50
Special
Awnings and Standards
AXMINSTER RL'GS
ENGLANDER and
Re.g i3514. “$1050 95
$14. 79
$17.98
Reg. 1:18.15
to Match.
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9 x 12 SeamleS§
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