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CARRY ON!
AKE THIS SALE
BIGGEST ONE
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BUY! BUY! BUY! :3
EVERY TIME YOU _
fBUY THERE’S ‘
; MONEY IN YOUR
POCKET!
RATuRnAv WILL BE THE THIRn nAvu
, MORE BARGAINS THAN EVER WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE RACKS 'AND TABLES—EVERYTHING IN THE STORE FROM A SPOOL OF COTTON TO 'A‘
-A'I~;"HROBE HAS HAD ITS PRICE CUT IN HALF! WE’RE UNLOADING—IT’S UP TO YOU TO LOAD UP ON MERCHANDISE THAT HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN SO
‘ ow 1N PRICE AND SO HIGH IN QUALITY. HERE’S ANOTHER LIST OF HUMMERS! COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM—YOU’RE SURE TO BUY! .
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Chaldren’s Silk I'SOX I'Igui‘efi FTETICIT BOYS, Summer Hats “rents DYESSSTUI'ES m Alullunbl 1 u; L uun uaunca
. Voile chiefs Embrondered Hose
UNIDOADED “ UNLOADED UNLOADED ‘
‘ UNLOADED ' UNLOADED UNLOADED
.12.. 41c AL 15c AT- 10c AT- 83c AL 3.; .T_ ggc
'Men’s 2-pants Suits
UNLOADED
AT—
lllurfing the sale there will
he no
exchanges, no re-
funds, no approvals. This is
for your benefitas much as
(DUFF.
TA AT CAMP I
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iviwvys. or your luck hurts.
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avtl n'lwl 1.3; :1, so naution of
, mum dcinlwng: sL quart of
I‘ll (My, His) get about Imu-
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uliw u lnb!-;sv00nfnl in a
u.”- r Meier-:- l|nal<fust and
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muons Rails ls null!) from
of in'a ansA-ml lemon :ulec.
(1 mm litliia. and has thn
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l;lill’lv”‘) s; also to help nea-
h- Jir'lvls. in H“: system. so
1011;:er cause Irritation. tlrus
liming iylnddc-r weakness.
'lis is fa'mxpensive: makes a
E (IIC‘JVC'SCCHI. “thin-water
Lia-h utrsonc should take
I lll'n no help keep The kid-
4)?! and actix'e and the b100d
AMI-y often avoiding seri-
nvrr complications. BY all
m . :r..nr physician examine
17‘ ES 31.710331 twice a. year.—
ENYGLAND73 :«gmnm‘ to their admission to camp.
, I'l‘liis has been considered :13 neces-
‘mry in order that. nothing: of this
11;:l111‘e will mlcrfcre with the activ-
ities of the studnct during the Time
he is actually in (Junip.
The curt-Yul preparativ’m azainst all
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‘l'l‘t'l‘PilllOniil urvtixitivs in Camp, the:
Guillnisiasrn now
\\lll('ll the students will enter camp
filth—Hind
mm. A” amps nx (lump luv-immimn of The Oll‘ivors who are to
I. In: instrm'lcvl \Vllll llicir training in-
ll-‘punmu‘nt iii- Illi‘llll‘ The finest ramp and llw host
lml‘s quum first by! results yrvt attained.
rrmlingr‘m‘ies lhui might lie calcu-
lnlml Io interim-c in
23 ELY AVE.
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indicated with
the ran-lul and inlet-ester] pre—
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SOD’S DEP’T STORE ‘
_ “The Store Of Perfect Service 3’
TEL. 1502
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For A Rainy Day.
Lispenzu-(l l‘Ziliolt. the
bunker. suit! in u petite banquet:
“Milllnrism always pl't'h'lhls‘ to
pcaceliil. It pretends to “nl‘k (ml);
for defense. It talks nnllzing
peace lill—lmumi vmshi~it
plunged the “Drill into Ilw lli‘ll'fll‘filyull Think
of war.
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cashier in a I'alrir‘riu, and :1 fully-1‘15 (\usg'
Old gentleman sun! to lwi‘:
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Pulling something ll)‘ lnr :1 Iain} g . 11.. __-.. w”...—
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"My gominv-ss. yes.“ Sum ilv- Nmmc‘ Han» hm hrlp :hmnsclws.
Inn“ 1‘ l stocking.
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has;
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all IllC‘ lat-,st shade.
I'll ”our dream of wearing when il's
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as the young Woman ill‘USk‘il lll!‘ pm»
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ANS KlDNEYS:
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
$2.00 GIRDLES
$1.49
Sizes 24 to 30.
l SILK SPORT
HOSIERY
$1.00
Black, White, Grey, Peach.
$2.50 BROCADED ,
ELASTIC GIRDLES
$1.95—
Sizes ‘23 to 36.
Regular $1.50.
SILK HOSIERY
69c
ODD LOT CORSETS
$1.00
Values up to $2.50.
Regular $1.00.
CHILDREN’S HALF
SOX
$5.00 CORSETS
$3.95
Medium and Stout Figures.
3 Pairs for $1.00
. Regular 49c.
Nude, Airedale, Jack Rabbit.
Peach, Nude, Grey, Champ.
$1.50 CORSELETTES
$1.00
3 Pairs for $1.00
Regular 49c.
Black, Grey, Cordovan.
CHILDREN’S 3/4 SOX I
BRASSIERES
49c
Values up to $1.00.
‘s1.50 CREPE
KIMONAS
$1.19
$1.50 LONG SILK
GLOVES
$1.19
Black, White, Tan, Grey.
$2.50 JERSEY SILK
PETTICOATS
$1.95
3 W'HITE BATISTE
5 SLIPS
$1.00
20-inch Shadowproof Hem.
Regular $1.50.
LINGETTE SLIPS ‘
WHITE and COLORS.
Regular $2.25.
N IGHTG OWNS
. 75c
Pink and White—Reg. $1.00
and $1.25 Grade.
STEP-IN AND ENVELOPE
CHEMISE
950
Pink, White; Reg. $1.25.
$1.00 UNION SUITS
79c
Sizes 34 'to 44~All Styles.
49c BRASSIERES.
3 3" $1.00
Sizes 32 to 38 Only.
Mme.
56 SO. MAIN ST.
Jeannette
so. NORWALK, CONN.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9:30 5 ' ‘
P. ’3 M.
$1.75 ' i.
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OPEN EVENINGS
31.4.72
\Vhen you come 10 the store
-——Please Observe the traffic
rules—if you don’t it will '
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impede “Perfect Service.”
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5-10-25 Cent D epartment Store
23-25 MAIN STREET
Picnic Supplies
Plates, Napkins, Spoons
Wax Paper, Cups
and Forks
Children’s Leather
3 Play Shoes
3 $1.00 P"
Ladies’ Summer
Vests
From 15C to 50c
Children’s Summer
. Vests
19c 8‘ 25c
Athletic Jerseys
25c
Men’s Light Weight
Knit ,Unden‘vear
89c 8‘ 950
, Baby’s RubPer ,
Pants ,”
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251:“?500 _
PHONE 460-13
‘ MEN’S NAINSOOK
. UNlON SUlTS
690 and 89c
NORWALK J
Bathing Goods ‘
Shoes,» Suits. Jerseys
Trunks, Belts
and Caps ..
Boys’ and Men’s f
” BOYS’ NAINSOOK
UNION SUITS
59c
Sneakers {,3
From 75c to $1
Per Pair , ‘
Ladies’ Crepe 1/ l
Nightgowns
$1.00 »
. Men’s Chambray 4
Shirts ;\ .-
LADIES? BLOOMERS
SMALL—MEDIUM——-LARGE SIZES
, ’ 39c
SANITARY RUBBER STEP-INS {T
296
69c .
Children’s: Gingham
Dresses “Ni. ‘3. l
5 89C 2‘
Children’s Rompers ‘
Good Assortment
59c
Silk 86me
Good Asst. of Colors
$1.00 '
Norwalk Chronicler